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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Socob 6rit, 6. Grnlolo, @iaionl
Ropp nm Sobn H0oer.
Spnntagsidule AOo(pb Slider,
Superintcnbent; Geo. 6rie, @ice.
Superintendent &m. 8dpp, Setre.
tar; 2olliS GrntoIo, Sd)abmeiiter;
ISM. Mide(, &iilisietretdr; Saul
WiQcr ulto Sarrp Sanien 9iblio'
tbctnre; Tolll MiHcr, Gornetiit.
@eiono6or-9 Or. g.. ,@rtitap iii,
&rdiioent; Sri, 2illp Happ. Sefre,
tdrin; 6, er1oIb, Sdabnteiiter; g.
Grmlolo, Girigent; 2oitis GrmoIo,
Oreaniit.
6rnieitperein-8rau 6, grmolb,
Graiioentin; SRI. g. SEED, gice.YrG-
iioentin; Srou s. Wieb, Sefretdrin;
6rou 5. Neder, Siilfsiefretdrin;
Srou Nlbert Slider, Shobmeiiterin.
Observation-Disclosures Is. Ib. 81
id)er, Erdiibent; s. grmolb, eriter
Sice-GrGiibent; q. Mi1er. 5neiter
&ice-8r0iioent Suguita Wibel. &c.
fretG,in; Soa 9ombod), c%orreiponbi-
rcnoe Sefret0rin; %. 3ieeler, Shoe.
meilter.
Suuior. &erir-- Sri. Minrie @obl,
Stperintenoentin
Die @cmeinoc batte iibrigens be-
reits on 9onnerItng Ibenb in oeil
Observation-Disclosures cine
Gorfeier SIT DEM SSilbilGiilil, bel mel
der Eator Is. Sh. Slider preoilte.
&ielc @elobeitrGae floiien oaieIbit
non Mitglieoern Der @emcinbe Der
@en%lcin0cfuiic III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Stbung Scr Mbpofatei-
jun t. - Sm @crihts5immer bes
Hidbters Stodbrioge finbct ON 1. Of
tobcr INN s llbr glbenoS cine Ser.
lonnllung ocs &orrcdu : Screins Scr
Sto0t Baltimore itott. Iod ser &C.
Ibaftlld)cn Sibung miro Serr SSobn
9. @ilion bonn Hehtsbureoil Scr ~.
4 ,. Observation-Disclosures cine HesA
iiber ,Hegiern1GS. unb Stdots Glen.
bobn-Gegulationcn" bolten, in mel,
der er in n~ltsfii6rIider @eiie fiber
oaS @erfobren Der 5piihen.
ltootiiden &anoelS Gommiiiion III.
fer Dem fiir5lih pom GongreB anae.
nomnlcncn @eict, iolpie oll6 iiber Die
ofononlilden nno lcgnlen Srngcn,
iueld)c nit Den, @egeiiituno ieincr
Tcoc III @eriibrrulg lteben, ipreden
miro. Mit Riidiidt orf oic 10 aroBe
@eocntiuna bieier 6roge sur iebigeli
3cit uno in 6olge Der aroBen Ser
troiitbeit bcs &errn @ilion nit Der
ielben miro cin itarfer @eiiih eriuar.
tet. Nad) Sd)lllB ieiner Heoe wirb
cine ~oll9eAtci1e Grorteriing itattfin,
ben. ioiuie Srfriihirngen icrpirt lper-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Mad So aabrcn.

Die cpongeIiid)e emanuel s-airdc an
8reene.S troBe, 5tpild)en @ermdn,
ltnb 2ombnro-S troBe, begebt ben
So. SobreStoq fires geiteben>
oui wiiroige @eiie. - Faitor j,
Ggger aus philadelphia Der oellt-
ihe 6%eitreoncr.
Mit 3luei feierlihen @ottes oieniten
beging geitern Die GmaltlteIs E 0e-
mein0e Der @oon0cIiihen @cmei1.
ifoit III ihrcnt fir Ben 9[nlab felt.
lid gcihmliidten @pttcSborie an ser
Drcene.S troBc, 3luiihen @ernon-
un0 2onlboro.S troBe , ooS 50. Sab
LID geifmiidten Oottesbuuic an Scr
icbr gut bciuht, oa iih piclc MttgIie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Gin Efer0 pcrbrannt. =
allr5 nad) 9 llbr geltern friib brad
in Der Stoqnng uno Dem Slaihen-
abiiia = Separtcn1cnt beS Srn. Yaul
Goldberg bitter Oclicn @obnbanS
Nr. 1901 Soirmouutt Apenne, bu-
ourd) Selier ans, oab cine Sunpc,
meId)e III ser StnIlung bing, crplo-
birte. Eoli5iit aneopcf pom norOGit.
lid)eil Iiitritt ser ocn Grono ett-
oefte. iailbtc cinen Alarn Gin. On
ser Stnllung ~befnnoen lid 5pei Efcr.
De. bon oeliell zines nod rcd)t5eitig
ms Sreie gebrod)t nersen fonnte,
mGbreno oos onocre criticize. GdS
ourd oen Hard) g%etootetc Eiero re-
prGientirte cincn Mcrtb BON 5000.
Ter an Den DISQUALIFICATION alDerid)-
tetc Sd)docn miro mr. olli $50 &C.
'd)Gtt.
Q b pielerin be it . +.
len. = Der Is Sabre ulte @illiom
Sinpion bon Nr. 926, 2ittle Greene,
Strabe, m%anberte geitern BON Der
meitliben EoIi3siitation nah Dem
@ciGngnib, lpeil er Sri. Inita gu.
Illus, Die Ieete @ode I'M n@opetp-
Sbeoter" ollftrat, cincn Softer nit
aleiSern i'm @ertbe bon $50 geltob-
len boben ioIl. Der Neeer mar bel
scr n2intbicum transfer 60" ange-
'teat uno ltobl ben 8oiicr, iudbreno
er bcbiililid ipor, Die Sabcn Der
Sbeotertruppc had, benz Gamoen'
9abnbpf 81 brineen. Die Folijei
pilrbe ioiort BON Dem 0crlhipinhcn
heS aoffers benad)ridltigt unb berelts
geItern Morgen nm 3 llbr lab Der
Gieb, Der nit Dem Softer IN Der
&ano i'm 2erington.0sart abgefaBt
lplroe, binter idwepiidcn Gardiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Spc5ial5mg fir bic &ifreiic uon Der
Marlboro SSair.

@egen Der Sair in Marl6oro am
t., ?. uno 3. Sftpber miro cit Spe-
s%ial5ng ser Eenniplpania Giienbobn
am t., :. nno 3. Sftober, abenbs
6.25, 0 Worlboro abiabren, nit
anihluB III Sopie fir Baltimore
u1o @aibington. grfurIions. 9iaete
mad Morl6oro nerben am t., 2, uitb
3. Sftober sit reol5irten Hoten, bis
gum A. Sftober fir Die 8iidfabrt
,giiltig. ~perfauit. (273-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
SebbcI,s etnstnes Ntelter.

Sir babcn nur elm Ntelier in gaIti.
more, NIB oas beiinbct iid in Der
Gtage 81 ebenea Grbe IN Nr. 321,
Noro.Wa p-S trafc, maize Sigb.S trahe.
ainoer photographer cine Spesia.
Iitat. = Seiue Mscnten nno feline
Sreppcm an itcisen. -aSg '&tbbel. 8.
Grmi, OeidJdftsfibrer. 9er. 321, Nurb'
Uag'S trahe, nabr Sisb.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Der BON neutrality-suspicious. einge.
furloen botten. Yaitor j. Ggger, elm
ebcmaIiger Seeliorger Der @eneinOc,
belt bercits I'M 9.t5 W~torgenS cine
aniprod)c al Die 309linge Der Conn.,
tagSldulc. Ger critic 6eItgottesbienIt
nobnl I'M bolb II llbr ieinCn Nn-
lang lulo uuroe ourd ein Srgel-
&rdluoium ciugeleitet, porali Ser
GirdendIor oSrenet Sud Oes Serrn"
bon Balmer lang. 9tad Der Shrift-
perlelitng uno cincm lueiierel1 8e-
%meinociung ipro1 HaItor q. Z. 81
iher, Der Sceliorger Der @emcinOc,
ein @ebet. Gieiem folgte Elm Gborgc-
iong .@ott lit uniere 3upcrlidt" bon
NoeIld. SoOanm bielt Eoitor 3.
Ggger bon philadelphia Die Seitprc.
bigt. SRI. anno &rdmer, Die blinoe
SopronioIiitin, fang nSear rs, 0
Satbcr" bon Wiuaro. Hoh einem
,peiteren @cbet iang Der Gbor Sect
pe the 2oro" bon ". 8eibeI uno Damn
iolgten @cmcinocgciong nno &C.
Gcnsiprlib.
9ei Dem I6cno9otte3oicnit, luclder
Inn balb s llbr iciuen gnfong lobm
nuroe baS Eroeranm our1 Elm
Srgel- Er1lu0ium eingelcitet. 9onr
lang Der Gbor r2obt, Sbr Simmel"
pom CONS. 3unGbit iolate Elm @cbet
mo Oanll ooS Srio .Sear orr
Eraper" bon s. Nc. slbbott. Die ociit.
Idle 8eltrebe belt obermoIs Yoitpr
j. gg9er bon Ebilooelpbio, nr,o
nafoem Der airdlend)or 0uS 2iaO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Undertakings E @esmeiier.
Snr 8eadtnng.

Der .5entidhe Gprrtippubent" aimut 80 ieber
Sett Sertfte ani hbsr gerIo6unsen, SpdSeiten,
0ebnrtsfage, goIbene uHb iiberHe Spf5etteu,
Observation-Disclosures etc.. NIT ben aameu Der
aufusieuben, bic aber beutIidi aeifrtebeu iein
ionten. anh Decentralization tperbeu germ
dnfotnouineu. Die Ginitnber iplder geridte
uiaNsn aber ttrea Wamen u%nterinreibem uub
Dor aaem nidt ~perseFen, no bic 5eiIthfeit
~ffnttfaab - etrake nub 6~ansnummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
u6ar1npnie !. Eafe."

Ir. 414, Beit.Gasette.S traFe, 3ar!
Sdmiot, Sntaber. Mirsbnrser Soi.
brGn frii& am 5apt. Diners, Suupers
a Ia rurtr--.1er Gsmmergarten iett
fur Sas TnbIifnm uffen. (sIpriI1. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Sr6Dli6e6 eier i'm iSroe,
litiiben SoipitaI unb NJ.
tenbeim M. - ginem alien Vralihc
genGb reranltaltete geitern Nod)mit-
tag Der 0nmen . SiilfSperein oeS
israelitiihen Soipitals uno gllteu.
beims int SnItitlltsgeb1uoe an ser
WonumentitroBe, nabe Sopfins' Npes
ME, iiir Die Sniuiien iopobl, mie fir
Die 5reunoe bes Snitituts cine Inter.
baItung, bel welter Eroi. Gmerif's
Srd)eIter con5ertirte. Ien @rihienes
men muroen 8oiiee, SUDDEN mo Gis.
creme %leruirt. ,n iriiberen Sobren
muroe nit oieier l%lnterboltung cine
Collection iiir bas Snititit perbull.
oet, oielelbe fam ieboh oieies Deal
III @ebiaa, ba ieglife Collection ieet
pom Der oSereinigten israeliiiiden
Yobltbdtigfcits . 8eieqitoit" bciorgt
miro. 0esbalb lah lid NeItern Sr.
abr. 3. Noler, Der SetretGr oeS
SoIpitalpereins. genotbigt, Die linn
bon perihiebenen Seiten a%ngebotenen
0onotionen 5uriidSumeiien. Die Mr..
arrangements fir Die Sseier mllrOen BON
ben 8raHen Sreo. Naiioucr, g. Shler
finger, 5. Sale, ellie abler mo
80. -.
9enrietta Sandman %getroiier. Die
gegenD1rtigen 9eamteu bes Samel,.
SiilfsuereinS lino: 6rau 9eopolo
Strou'e, ErGiiocntili; 6rou 4. Toi.
iauer, gice.Er1iioentiu; Srau 2oiis
Shleiinaer, Sdatmeiiferin; Sroli
Ellie Aolcr, Sefrct1rin; 6rau 2oIlic
Sallc, SiiliSictretarit. Sir ocn
5ono 5ltr @%rbalning zines neucn Sc.
pitfalls i~iberiohote Sr. SamueI
Strouie bon Der 3irma 8ebriioer
Stroitic Dor eiuigen Sagen Dem israc-
litiid)en Spipitol %ereim einen Gbcd
iiber $500.
~SeimatbSlos un0 franz.
Eoli5iit Clinton Seiicr bonn noro-
lpeitliden Iiitrift ianb geitern ocn
60 Sabre alten beimaibsloien Topib
Snpoer ouf elmer @auiteIle an ser
Marplano. NpemIe nlto OlipersStr.
idjiper frdnf Dor. gr ionbtc oeniel.
ben I'M Eotrolipaaen noh Dem
sStabt-Soipitol." iuuielbit Die sler5te
conitaiirten. oob Der Mann ipeaen
Mangel an Nabrung INN Yflegc er.
franft mar.
5iirdtete d Dor ieinc:
Jrau. @eil err ieinen gait5er
Nodenlobn pertlopft lno Siird)t
bate, Dies @ieiner beiieren Salite 5ll
geiteben, nerihludte Der 80 Sabre
aIte Neaer Garrett Miaer bon Nr.
1925, 9oro-9 urbamitraBe, am Sam.
flag cine Ioiis 9aubamnt. Gr
mnrbe in Der ambulana bes norooii.
Iid,en 1iitrifts nad) Dem st. So
iepbs : Soipital~ sebrad,t, no cr iif
mad 4npenouna ser Iagcnpumpe
raid mieoer erbolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Mag MciHert,
bentider YbOtosrapb,
409-4f1 Wor0.W =StraSe.

.gegenfber benz epritenhnuS Nr. 6.
Boblbefdnrt fir feline bcrborragenoen &c
ftiinseil auj benz @ebiete Der 9bofoarnpbie.
Stnbtu erite Gtage. Seine Aeeuteu,
8ftu OefMGf tSfhbrer.
urPr gleiner peri6ntiben Qeithng.
Getne TerbinSnne init iroeHo einem anSere
Stubto. iTestG Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Sonncnami. nnb 1tnteranna.

Sonnenmlfgang. 6 llbr = Win.
Solnenuntcrgona... 30 ltbr 80 Win
W'onoanfgana ...... M~ittcrnad)t.
Slltb. $50. ~ llbr 90 Win. Worg.
6lltb. .....1 llbr 13 Win. Nudm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
s. 9temer 4 So.

@eiie. Bureau mnb @edielitnbe.
Sdiffsfarten bon unS nad 0eutih.
lamb nit benz Worooeutihen 2lopb
uno anoeren 9inien. MeijepdNe,
Wedlel, Greoitbriefe unb @eloien.
oliuaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
217 Of.8 altimorenr.
GdtneSfomu.

Spe5ieae piertaeige souren bon
Baltimore $3.50, aue ausgaben ein.
geldloIen. an5ufrasen BEL Sbeo. $.
0ieier & &c., 217 SIt.8aItimoreItr.
ydmeSfomn.
L-3h|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Flobli6 geitorbcn. - @e,
gen 9 llbr geitern gbeno milroc al
Der ode bon Sorrcit.S I'll. ulo Green.
mount uelne ser GO Sabre olte Sc.
rims 9roofs bon Hr. Sal, 5orrcit.
Strobe, foot oiiigeiuloct. Coroner
y. j. Sopoen nabm Die 9eidl ,nid)un
Dor nno CAB &cr5fcblcr ais llriod)e
oes 5ooteS oil, jligleif Die llebcriiib.
rilig Der Seitc nod Scr Morgl,c an.
oroncuD.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
CRICKET AND EvElANp.

Mrs. Charles Anderson is on the
sick list this week.
Miss Dora Harris was visiting at
Hopes Sunday
Geo. Mason and son William will
start for Canada Tuesday.
School has not started at Eveland
for the want of a teacher.
Mrs. Laura Hatfield and son will
start for Missouri Tuesday.
Jim Bruce, wife and daughter Shir
icy spent Sunday in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs Hatfield we're attend
ing court in Oskaloosa Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Johnson are NOV
ing from Eyeland to Cricket this week
Another shooting at Cricket, but nc
one hurt; just window light broken
Alya Rhodes, from Greenridge, was
Cricket and Eyeland caller las
week.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

Saturday until Monday. the guest of
his son-in-law, B. A. Hollingsworth.
John Fitzgerald, of oskaloosa, was
supplying the Rose Hill merchants
with cigars on Tuesday of this week.
DR.. F. F. Parker. Of Oskaloosa, was
at Rose Hin Friday to attend fine
COW OF John f. Cables that had milk
fever
c. L. Wharton bought the Granville
Stringfellow house near the postoifice
and viii soon have a nice business
room.
Mrs Chef Reed. of oskaloosa. and
daughter visited in Rose Hill recently
at the parental home Of Mrs. Weltha
Myers.
Mrs. Frank Jackson, who has been
in poor health for long time, is now
taking treatment in Oskaloosa at the
Dr. Abbott hospital
Klser Moore. Of oskaloosa visited
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

Mr. and Mrs. Hopes and Mrs. Rice
attended the show at Bussey Monday
night. ....
The Eveland postoffice will be NOV
ed in the Eveland Supply store next
week.
Mrs. Charles Bacon, from Bolton,
was a caller at the j. V. Rice home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Traister go buzz
zing by every once in a while in their
automobile.
Mrs. Nettie Baldwin, of Des Moines,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII Jop-
lin, of Eveland.
Ben Saeger has returned to Cricket
from Eddyville, wher he has been Wis
iting his grandmother.
Mrs. Lanshireser and daughter Ethel
of Oskaloosa are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. T. H. Albers, of Cricket.
Misses Minnie Cavanaugh and Pearl
zone lTom No' IL hlIheS "OlO 'ioiIhi9
at the F. A. Hoskinson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bricker and the
school teacher at Cricket, Mr.. Cart
rite, went to Oskaloosa Sunday morn
ing.
T. II. Albers and Louie Walraven
are running the local bank on the
Tommy Moore place, having bought
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

his old home at Rose Hill the past
week and was shaking hands with
many of his old time friends.
Charles Jackson, OF Galveston, Tex,
an agent OF the c., r. !. & p, visited
in Rose Hill with his mother at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. Wei
tina Myers.
James Dugan, of Kingfisher, Okla
homa, arrived at Rose Hill Tuesday
morning over the c., r. l. & p. to
visit at the home OF his brother-in-law
Frank Kemp.
James Dugan has had his house re
paired where it was struck with light
ming. The Des Moines Insurance Co.
OF Des Monies. was prompt in making
the loss good.
The Busby & Anderson store is ono
of the attractions in Rose Hill An
inquiry being made, it was found II
be on account that they were selling
iiour below cost.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
LEIGHTON.

Mrs. C. A. Fleck spent Monday in
Oskaloosa. -
Mrs. Dick Van Halter spent Mon
day in Pella.
Mrs. Anna Sloan was an Oskaloosa
caller Monday. 49,.
Mrs. l.. c. Howe was an Oskaloosa
business caller Friday.
J. A. Herney and Mr.. DeHaas were
business callers in Pella Tuesday.
R. P. Bogue was an over Sunday
visitor at the ]. A. Mendenhall home,
Paul Synhorst and John Else, ST.,
went to Texas on land-seeking expe'
dition. H
Mrs. Minnie Ramsay, of Pella, is
visiting at the parental Yer Ploeg
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody of Oska
loosa spent Sunday at the parental
Jake Moody home.
A. Van Duren is unloading and hav
ing car load of tile put in ON his
farm two miles north of here.
Regular meeting of A. f. and A. M
will be held Thursday night, Oct. II
All brethren here are earnestly re
quested to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hostler, Of Des
MONIES, came down Saturday for {
weeks visit at the parental JohI
Moody home, west of here.
Shipments of freight from Leighton
Car loads of tile, 3; lumber, 2; 2S1,3OC
lbs. local, forwarded seven cars o.
corn, two of barley, of hogs, l o.
cattle, and local, S21, 900 lbs.
Mrs. M. ]. Price entertained at din
ner Sunday Mrs. j. II. Boston ant
grandson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boston
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Price
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. S
walker and family.
Oct. Is. Volunteer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
Lanterns.

Lanterns.
This year we are handling the
celebrated "Prisco" make. Will
not blow out in the wind. Heav-
lest TX tin, best brass burner,
wicked ready for use. Oil founts
larger than any other make.
No. 2 Cold Blast, Regular 0En
price s1.26-our price OJG
No. 2 Gold Blast Dashboard,
with Bulls eye Globe, for sl.25
No. 0 Tabular Lantern, for-......4sc
No. 0 Dashboard, with
|. Bull's-eye Globe,.............. .......... SOC
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
out ]. v. Rice, who is now engineer
ing at the Union mines.

out ]. v. Rice, who is now engineer
ing at the Union mines.
They had quite nice crowd at the
dance at Eyeland Saturday night.
Those attending from Cricket were
Misses Pansy Rice and Georgia Hopes
and Louie Walraven and Arthur
Scaggs.
Miss Pansy Rice has returned from
No. IL, where she has been keeping
house for her uncle, w. w. Albers,
who with his wife went to Elm
Creek, Nebr, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Cruise.
Mrs. Joplin and daughter Ruth have
returned from their visit to South
Dakota very much disappointed, for
Mrs. Joplin's sister was Guaranteed
with smallpox and therefore they were
compelled to make their visit short.
Oct. a.. A. c. A.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
LINCOLN.

w. L. Johnson went to Fremont Sun.
day evening.
John Dice called at the Wilbur
Johnson home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lyle visited at
the home of Tom Hughey
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Aldrich called at
the Willis .>ettitt home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyle and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson
spent Sunday at the G., B. Coffin
home.
Mrs. Swansick and daughter Ger
trude returned to their home Satur-
day after spending few days at the
A. ]. Lyle home.
Clara and Minnie Pettitt spent ona
day last week at the A. ]. Lyle home.
Faye Lyle called on Opal Pettitt
Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 10.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
A CHANGE OF VENUE.
George Mackown Granted Such in En-
bezzIement Case.

Webster City, Oct. 16.-Judge Lee
this morning granted to George Mac
kown a change of venue in his en-
bezzlement case. The arson case
against him is called for in this city
next Monday. There is much dissat-
isfaction in general over the Judges
ruling.
Mackown is charged with having
embezzled thousands OF dollars of the
company's funds and then burning
the hundred thousand dollars felt
shoe company that was established at
Webster City.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
THE COUNTY NEWS.
ROSE HILL.

Mrs. John Martin from Fremont is
at Rose Hill visiting her daughter,
Mrs Dugan.
Mrs, Doze, of New Sharon. and son
Robert were over Sunday guests at the
Elijah Busby home.
G. L. Wharton has sold the business
house bought OF Granville Stringfellow
to ed Jones Of Rose Hill
William Spates and Leslie Rowland
were passengers from Rose Hill Mon
day for Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Kate Means. Of oskaloosa. was
visiting and calling on her many
friends at Rose HIN on Monda&
Robt. Doak was at Hayesyilles from
IN,
thorh
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

The tomato crop for the season has
been harvested. The cold weather OF
the past few days has killed all the
vines.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

w. L. Johnson went to Fremont Sun.
day evening.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17

The canning season at the Anderson
Canning factory is about over.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
FOctober's Finish
Badger" Enameled
Ware

Blue color outside with white
vein; pure white inside. Double
coated. First quality at second
quality prices.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-17
If It Has Puzzled
You---

Don't know just where to get
those Text Books or School Sup.
plies, let US help solve the diff
Guilty for you. We &ve a com
pIete assortment Of standard
works and school supplies, sta
tlonery, Writing Materials, etc.
, 1907-09-03
New Use for Post Cards.

The post card as a campaign docu-
ment is coming into great favor. To
announce meetings, familiarize the peo-
pie with the faces of candidates, and
present a few convincing arguments
briefly are some of the uses to which
it is to be pun during the next presi-
dental contest. In medicine, Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters has been in
great favor for over "a years, and be-
cause of its wonderful merit is re-
garded today more highly than ever
Doctors, druggists and thousands in
private life have voluntarily praised
it n Join with us in urging every
sick man or oma to try a bottle at
once. For curing SOUL risings, heart.
burn, cramps, diarrhoea, dyspepsia, in
digestion, insomnia, kidney troubles or
female ills it IS splendid. Try a bottle
today and see for yourself. We guar,
antee it pure.
, 1907-09-03
Horse RAN AWAY
AND DID DAMAGE.

The horse being driven Sunday aft
ernoon by Harry Simpson took fright
on Grand avenue. when a bicycle rider
passed suddenly in front of the animal,
and overturned the buggy, tumbling
Mr.. Simpson and his companion into
the street. The animal broke loose
from the vehicle and ran north on
Hodgeman enu At Fremont street,
the horse being blind, it ran into
George Morgan's express, jumping in
between the Morgan horse and the
wagon, the Morgan horse dragging it
for some distance. Mr.. Morgan was
on the seal and was thrown backward.
having his hand bruised and decorated
and he was otherwise injured, believ-
ing at n time that a rib had been
broken. The Morgan horse was com
PEELED to stop before much other dam
age was done. The horse from the
Simpson buggy was practically ruined.
Young Simpson and his companion
we're no badly injured.
, 1907-09-03
Mining Notes.

There was brought in some very fine
copper ore from near Jelm, close to
the Hahns Peak railroad, which can be
seer at Miller's jewelry store, which
is good shipping ore. Mr.. Miller Is
part owner of the mine. Louis Miller
and A. X. Chamblin drove to Tie Sid.
ing on Sunday, to look at the big cop
per strike made by Mr.. Walla. They
report hat not sufficient work has
been done to show up the property.
, 1907-09-03
MEETING IS
HELD HERE
FRENCH CREEK MINING COMPANY
DIsPosEs OF SOME ROUTINE
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Meeting Postponed Until Lat
err in Month, When Reports of AS
sessment Work Will Be Made ano
Trustees Re-eIected-Some Min.
ing Notes Of General Interest.

The annual meeting of the French
Creek Mining company, owning some
claims on French creek, in the Snowy
range, was held here yesterday after,
noon, attended by Conductor William
Story Of Cheyenne, who had just re,
turned from an inspection Of the prop
erty, Yardmaster John Crooks and
others. The company did little except
routine business, ~postponing the cleo.
ton of a board of trustees until in the
third week in September, when the
annual assessment work will have been
completed and the company is in posi-,
ton to start upon a new year.
Specimens Brought Back.
Mr.. Story brought back some very
promising specimens of ore in the 1875.
foot tunnel being driven to strike the
vein, on the surface there being i'm.
mense boulders almost full of cop
per ore. The company owns two other
tunnels and arrangements will be
made to push work in all three. George
Morris left for the mountains this
morning with instructions to push the
work on the main tunnel, in an effort
to reach the true vein and reveal what
the owners believe will prove an i'm.
mense body of copper and gold ore.
rt. a., ,rnariuad with q pnn.
siderable working capital.