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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Jan. 9.--Dr. John Baldridge
made a business trip to Ottumwa sat
urday
Mrs Clifford Cole and baby, who
have been visiting relatives near Ag-
ency since New Years day, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Shaw and daughter Mil
dred, of South Ottumwa, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Eva Brown. who has been Wis
ting relatives here for several days
returned to her home in Creston Sun
day morning.
Miss Livonia Scott of Farson is WIS.,
iting at the home Of her brother
Hamp Scott
Miss Eva Noel of Seymour is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Kate Huffman and baby of
Liberty visited over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner.
Miss Helen Best returned to her
home in Abingdon Monday, after sew
eral days visit with ha aunt, Mrs.
Susan Campbell.
Mrs. Mart Alfred and daughter,
Lora, left Tuesday for Fort Madison
to visit her partnes, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Gabbart.
Miss Pearl Deimer who has been
assisting in the song service at the
Christian church, returned to her
home in Bethlehem Monday
Miss Mary Byers of Libertyville is
visiting her brother, Robert Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle and
baby returned Tuesday to their home
at Crosby, H., after weeks visit
with relatives in and near Batavia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eslinger of South OF
tumwa were over Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Baldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and
daughter, Grace, returned home Sat-
urday, after a weeks visit with rela-
tives ner Granger, Mo.
Miss Chandler of Mount Pleasant
visited last week with Mrs. Andy
Brown.
Miss Alleha Shook of Centerville
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Thomas Long, left Monday for q short
stay with friends in Fairfield.
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MoRAviA.

Moravia. Jan. 81. D. Wilton OF
Illinois is visiting his son, L. d. Whit
ton. of this place.
Miss Lucille Rigg of Centerville is
visiting few days with her friend
Miss Annis Harm.
Mrs Ed Neff of Rathburn is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A
Hayes, of Moravia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton OF
Omaha arrived Friday for visit with
relatives in Moravia and vicinity.
Miss Zetta Fink of Breckenridge
Mo-, is visiting her friend Mrs. e. L
Yeager.
Rev Crull Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church commenced series of re-
vival meetings Sunday night. All are
urged to attend.
Miss Annie hammers, who has beer
teaching the primary room, has re-
signed and accepted a position In the
school at Centerville. Mrs. A. ]
Frank has been elected No fill the va
cancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Harm and son
Ivan, and Miss Maud Main returned
Saturday evening from Guthrie, Okla
homa where they spent the holidays
with relatives.
iting relatives and friends in Moravis
and vicinity.
Luke Dodd of Vinton is visiting al
the home of his parents. east of town
Miss Ila Scott of Marshalltown is
visiting at the w. T. Davis home
Ed Duncan, who has been VISITING
his mother and other relatives. return
ed Monday to Waterloo. H., where h,
is running patent medicine wagon
Luella Irwin, who is clerking a
Foster, spent Sunday at her home Ii
Moravia.
Last Friday evening the Twentieth
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Century club held one of their So
meetings at the home of Mrs. L.

Century club held one of their so
meetings at the home of Mrs. l. Is
Whitton.
C. b. Alverson, who is clerking
R.. o. Cramer of Abba. spent Sun
at his home In this place.
Elmer Sharp gave n party Satul
evening for number of his friend
The Masonic lodge Installed
officers last Friday night and wer
forwards served with light refI
ments.
Miss Gladys Reich, who has
spending her vacation at her hon
this place, returned to school at Ga
burg, H.. Monday.
Stella Armstrong OF Libertyvine
visiting at the G.. G. Bowers home
L. d. Whitton went to Ottumwa
Monday evening" As
number of people from Morav,a
ATTENDED the show at Abba Monday
night
Mr., and Mrs Henry Smith, who
have been spending Their honeymoon
with relatives In Indiana, returned
Sunday evening and will make this
place their home. ~
"A head end collision occurred in the
e.. NJ. & st, Paul yards at Morayia be.
tween trains Nos. SO and Ga Monday
morning. Owing to the fog the eng,-
ueers could not see each other in time
to prevent the accident, but fortunatr-
~ no lives We're lost The engineers
escaped injury by leaping from their
engines. The engines We're badly sa~
molished.
Mabel Bowers, the little adopted
daughter of G. q. Bowers Is quite III
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DRAkEvILLE.

Drakeville, Jan. 9.--Miss Mabel Da-
Wis of Colorado Springs, arrived here
Sunday evening for visit with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs Davis.
Mrs. III. T. Truitt and daughters
Mabel and Lucille, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fouts and Mrs
Korn of Kansas City spent last week
here with Mr.. Fouts' aunt. Mrs. Addie
Sayles, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Wilcox spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Me-
Carly.
Ivah Allen spent few days last
week in the country at the home OF
Frank Harbour.
Miss Mamie Gray spent the lrst OF
the week with her sister. Mrs. Susie
McVey. IL
Mr.. Courtney had the misfortune to
dislocate his wrist last week.
Homer Grant and family spent Sum
day with Will TannehillN and wife.
Charlie Tomlin Is in Kansas, looking
for a farm and visiting relatives.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell. Jan. 9.-Mrs Henry
Harsch is on the sick list this week.
Rev. r. Vernon Pike of Hayes, S.
D., was the guest of o. G. Truitt and
family Sunday.
Miss Virgie Baum spent Sunday at
the c. G. Baum home,
A surprise party was planned and
very successfully carried out Satur
day evening on Miss Della Smith. A
few of the young people went in and
spent a most enjoyable evening with
Miss Smith. The evenings amuse-
ment consisted Of games. Those pres
ent We're Nora Ruling. Grace Harlan,
Inez Truitt, Regent McFIugh, Pearl
Hollingsworth, Elsie Barrett and Dell
la Smith; Messrs. James and Mourice
McHugs, Earl Redfern. Dale Truitt
Henry Ruling, Walter Smith Henry
Sawyer and Stanley Salter of South
Rev. r. Vernon Pike of Hayes. S
D., preached a very interesting SER
mon to a most appreciative congrega-
ton at the Zion Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Grace Harlan and Della
Smith and Messrs, Walter Smith and
Earl Redfern spent Sunday evening at
the Truitt home.
Miss Pearl Hollingsworth has re-
turned to Ottumwa to resume her
studies in the Commercial college after
two weeks vacation spent at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Hollingsworth.
Miss Bessie Lauderback of Ottum-
wa is visiting with Miss Flora Cock
erill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruffing, SON
Henry and little daughter, Rosa. spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ceilings, east of here.
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]. R. Criley, Co. Auditor.
j. M. McElroy, Chairman.

Proceedings of the board of super
visors Jan. Z, 1907. The new board
consisting of A. j. Gardner. T. j.
Reinier and VIM. Wilson, was conven-
ed by N. =. Arrison, deputy county
auditor and on motion of Reinier, sec
onded by Wilson, A. j. Gardner was
unanimously selected as chairman of
the board for the ensuing year. After
the examination of claims on file the
board adjourned to meet Tuesday,
January 8, at 3 o'clock a. m.
Attest:
Chas. w McCarty.
Co. Auditor, by N. L. Arrison. deputy.
A. ]. Gardner, Chairman.
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Berry, p. ST. judge of election SIS
Baker, L. D.. judge of election 725
Bender, G. W., judge of cleo
tioii .-......H.. ............ 7.25
Brown, w. T., Judge of cleo
ton and delivering ballots S.sS
Bagley, w. o., clerk of cleo
tlon .......... ........... 900
Barley, J. S., clerk of election 500
Berry, w. G., clerk of election 675
Bissell, G. M, clerk Of election 500
Bullock, Fred j., judge Of
election .......... ....... 1900
Baker, L. D., delivering ballots 2.3O
Baker. F. L., delivering ballots 2.45
Baker, H. H, registration -. 5000
Berry, e. S., delivering ballots $50
Banta, j. A. registration -. 275O
Berry. w. G., twp. clerk $50. 200
Ball, H. o., scalp bounty....- 500
Bowles, J. T, stationery and
printing ......... ........ 1850
Baker, l.. D., twp. trustee. 500
Bradford, A. w, refund SOL
diers' ex. -. .............. 7.65
Bidddinger. W, H., hauling cin-
ders, G. II. ......... $50
Boston & Ford, repairing cleo
ton bags ...... 800
Boone Blank Book Co.. cleo
lont booths $500. 1900
Blakesburg Excelsior, publish
ing board proceedings. 1888
Bremhorst. Otto, pauper mdse 400
Barton, e. O., pauper mdse.. $50
Bowles, J. T., stationery. -. $50
Bowless, DR.. Fred, pauper med.
services ........ ......... 1909
Bowles, Dr. Fred, salary. Co.
physician 15O. 90
Bishop, Elizabeth, highway
right of way ............. 10000
Bender G. w, repairing
bridges ......... ......... 1912
Berry. w. c., repairing bridges 1878
Brown, R. A., repairing
pfluBeS .......... sos
Burkett, j., witness. coroner. so
E,e'nh'rst. Henry, juror cor
oner ......... .......s.. 4.on
Brown, Thos, juror, coroner. 200
Buchanan. L. G., wit. coroner so
Cowles, Bert, witness, J. p. 2.e5
Callen, P. H., juror, coroner. 100
Crow, w. H., juror. coroner 100
Crawley, j. NJ. juror, coroner 200
Cockerill, III. M, juror, coroner 100
Crume L. A., witness. coroner go
Crume, Mrs.sM. NJ, wit cor. so
Crawley. s. A., wit. cor. ..... go
calhoun, j. H., pauper mdse. $40
Canheld, T.. L., pauper mdse.. 1900
cooper, l.. D., help P. F.. $500
Crane & Elder, supplies P. f. 100
Clossen, f. A., paup. supplies 5000
Criley, E. B. & Son. insurance,
hospital ...... ...... 80. $500
Clark. F. B., mdse.. P. F. -. 100
Crone, Frank, judge Of cleo
ton ........ ............. 1900
Cook, ALT. G., Judge of election S.75
Cremer, I. o., clerk of election 7.5O
Chisman Palmer, clerk of
Cunningham Robert. clerk Of
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TIN WEDDING AT ABINGDON.
Tenth Wedding Anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gobble Celebrated.

Abingdon, Jan. 9.-Sunday evening.
January 9, occurred the tin wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gobble. four
course dinner was served at o'clock.
The evening was pleasantly spent A
number of useful and valuable press
ents We're given in token of the high
esteem in which Mr.. and Mr.. Gobble
are held The guests departed at a
late hour, declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Cob
Die charming host and hostess.
Those present We're Messrs, and Mes
DANES John Conner, Charley Hood,
Ollie Smith, James Mcdowell, Frank
Henry, Ezra Rameya Tip Harrisslns.
Ross CALDWELL, Carl Black King, f.a AZ Z
yin Campbell; Mrs. Jennie Conner;
Lena Clark, Eva Bradshaw, Bert Com
ner,1 Ralph Mcdowell. John Mcdowell.
laerl Hood, Otto Hood and Halle
Conner. egf
Other ABINGDON News.
Misses Eurna and Erma Nelson were
visitors at the home Of Ada Miller
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Black and chill
dren nave returned to their home in
Humboldt. Merl and Clarence will he
missed greatly by their playmates
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson are the
proud parents of son.
School began Monday after two
weeks vacation.
On account of the illness of his wife
and baby, Rev. Paris of Des Moines
failed to fill his appointment here on
Sunday. He will preach here
next Sunday
Miss Clara Smith, Ocie, Maggie and
Tommie Schooley We're Batavia Wis
itors Sunday.
Johnnie Steele and Jessie Forrest
We're callers in Abingdon Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Bradfield left
last week for Valparaiso, Ind, where
Mr.. Bradfield will enter the school of
biography.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Nelson have
returned to Keokuk. where Mr.. Nelson
will resume mis- studies.
Miss May Nelson has returned home
from Hedrick, where she was employ
ed In the store of Cuddy e Miller.
Ocie Schooley, after visiting rela-
| tives here, has returned to her school
work in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w, McCreerys VISIT
Sd atl the, home sof T.sG-, Smith Sum
| (. Robert tCaldwellais very i'll, but is
treportad AS improving. f;5r
7. Frank Henry was business caller
| in Ottumwa Monday.
| DR.. Orfield Is onsthe sick list.
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J. R. Criley, Co. Auditor.
j. M. McElroy, Chairman.

Proceedings of the board Of super
visors Monday, January Z, 1907. Be-
ing the first day Of the January, 1907,
session The board met in regular
session according to law, members all
present. The minutes of the meeting
Of January 9Th were read and APPROX
ed. The following bonds were exam.
ined and approved
Henry Glenn, as deputy county
treasurer; Elizabeth Cotton Llewellyn
as deputy county recorder; Newton
L. Arrison, deputy county auditor;
James M. Huffman, constable in Cen
ter township; Marion w. Criswell,
sonstable in Center township; M. F..
Garvin, deputy sheriff; Chas w. Nc
Carly, county auditor; Thos. E. Kirby,
clerk OF Center township; James Gee,
deputy clerk of the district court.
The board then proceeded to the
semi-annual settlement with the coun-
ty treasurer and after examining all
vouchers, receipts and bank balances
found all funds properly accounted
for, and accepted the following state
ment Of receipts and disbursements
and ordered the same made a part of
the Supervisors record.
T. j. Reinier and VIM. Wilson. the
newly elected members of the board
then took the oath of office and after
completing all unfinished business on
hand, on motion of Gardner, seconded
by Reinier, the board adjourned sine
die.
Attest:
J. R. Criley, Co. Auditor.
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YAMPA.

Yampa, Jan. 1O.--Miss Hazel Tinls-
ham, who has spent several months
with her sister, Mrs. Perry Heady,
has returned to her home in Illinois.
Mrs. Miles Davis's sister is visiting
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.. Burnaugh were
Batavia shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Adelia Holmes spent New
Years with her daughter in Numa
F. d. Nafziger was in Ottumwa on
business Thursday.
Charley Miller was in Ottumwa on
Tuesday.
Samuel Whitmore of Jefferson coun-
ty, spent several days with friends at
this place recently.
Scott Hilton visited friends in OF
tumwa Sunday
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

\ Proceedings of the board of super
visors, Friday Jan. 4, 1907 Being the
eighth day of the November session,
1906 The board met pursuant to adj
jcurnment, members all present, min
4 utes of the previous session read and
approved. The following official bonds
We're examined and approved: Thos.
M. Creath, assessor in Washington
township; Nicholas Winter, assessor
In Center township; l.. L. Swenson,
county recorder; John Murray, Justice
Of the peace in Pleasant township;
Martin Weber, constable in Compe-
tine township: Jacob Roberts, con-
stable in Washington township;
Llewellyn Ames, Justice of peace.
Adams township; Chas. Sands, clerk
in Pleasant township; c. R Allen,
county surveyor; Chas C. Ayres, jus.
tice Of peace, Center township: G. W.
Davis, assessor In Adams township;
]. l. Youngker. Justice Of peace, Wash
ington township; Watson N. Enyart.
clerk OF Agency township; G.. F.
Wheaton, assessor Agency city; John
7. Hull, assessor of Eldon city; John
Dickson, clerk Of Polk township; VIM
Orr, constable in Washington town
& ship; G. B. Mellick, justice of peace
In Center township; Harry Mowery,
constable In Keokuk township; Sam,
uel Baker, assessor in Highland town
ship; Andrew Lamis, justice of peace
in Columbia township; Chas. W. Pet.
erson, assessor Of Polk township; L.
F, Cawley, clerk Of Columbia town.
ship; Rolla Lewis, constable in Polk
township; Chas. Burnstedt, constable
in Polk township; E. Cary, justice Of
peace in Agency township; B. L. Hard
ing, assessor in Cass township; Chas.
Carter, assessor in Pleasant township;
sChas. Primer, constable in Highland
township; John w, Young, clerk Of
Dahlonega township; w. w Jackson,
sheriff of Wapello county; George
Phillips, clerk of district court; James
Y. Curran treasurer Of Wapello coun-
ty; Seneca Cornell, county attorney
The balance of the day was devoted
to the examination of claims and on
motion the board adjourned to meet
Saturday, Jan. S, 1907 at 9 o'clock a.
M
Attest:
]. r. Criley. Co. Auditor.
j. M. McElroy, Chairman.
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VICTORY NO. 9.

Victory, No. 8, Jan. 1O-A. F. Har-
ter, b. III. Drummond, Glenn Citizens
Johnnie Harter, Wilbur Buchanan,
Roy Harter and w. w. Buchanan were
In Ottumwa Saturday.
L. Drummond was in Highland Gem
ter Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Harter, Mr.. and
Mrs Davie Cobler spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Drum
mond and family.
Harry Williams was in Kirkville
Saturday.
John Epperley and Neal Albertson
We're in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Davie Cobler is on the sick
list this week.
Roy Harter and Dayie Cobler were
in Ottumwa Monday.
49,
Be sure and read the Want Ads to-
day.
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G. j. ....... ...... 500
Drummond. L., trustee ...... 600
DUNCAN, E., district court
costs ...... ........ 1915
DUNCAN, E., salary, 5clery d. C. $4,000
Davis, H. F., twp. clerk, :. -. 600
Dickson, w. S., twp trustee. 500
Dana, R. p, salary Co. treas. $500
DUNCAN, Helen, asst, clerks
office $3.50. ....... 10000
mdse ......... .......... 7.s7
DUNCAN, Frank, pauper mdse $50
Daggett & Sons, pauper bur-
1al, +. f. ........... 1000
Daggett, f. L., pauper burial,
P. #. ........... .......... $500
Denny, VIM, pauper mdse., P.
f. and Dahlonega TWP. SS.55
Davis, l. NJ. constable fees. 25.10
Davis, E. b., coroner juror. 200
Demster, VIM, coroner w.t.. 120
Downing VIM, coroner w.t. go
Davis, G. W., bridge repairs. ESQ
Edmunds, H. L., judge election 900
Enyart, w. N, twp. clerk. 1900
Eldon Forum, pub. board proc. 1888
Eddyville Tribune, pub. board
proceedings 1858
Epps, w. W., salary, Co. atty. $4,000
Erskine, j. F.. wit coroner. 1.20
Fisher, Maggie, paup. mdse... 24.0o
Fink, Fred, shredding corn.
r. f. ......... ........... 500
Funk Bros, paup. acct TOO
Fielder, Frank, election Judge 1900
Fairchild A. j., election Judge $50
Findlay, A. D., election Judge 500
Flanagan, S. r., election rent 500
Ford, L., election police 49,. 1900
Fecht, A. E., registration. 27.5O
Fist, Joe. registration $3.50. 5000
Pagan, H. b., refund ........ 5.15
Fritz Wm lumber. .......... 3.25
Garrett, q. W. road work -. 1885
Gustafson s. Larson, road
work ....... $500. .......i 1900
Garrison, H. H.. bridge repairs 6S1.3O
Gibbons t. E., paup. acct. ). $40
Globe Tea Co., paup acct. 1850
CASTOR L. W., election judge 1886
Giltner, E. L., election Judge 5.25
Gruwell, Edward, election exp. 500
Griffith, j. l., election clerk 49,. Csc
Giltner, G. W.. election judge 600
Giltner, G. W., delivering bal
Genochio, Joseph. delivering
ballots ...... 49,. ..... 6.75
Gephart, Frank, election clerk SOC
Goodall, F. T., registration. 27.50
| Gee, James. registration. ..... 2750
Goodyear Marshall Pub. Co..
supplies, Co. Supt. - 15.04
Globe Tea Co., Jail mdse. -. $50
Glltner, q. L., trustee acct. 600
Giltner, G. W., trustee acct. 400
Harper, Russell, >election clerk 900
Harsch, w. F.. election Judge 75C
Hendrickson, election clerk 75O
Hendershott, L. c., election
Juase :....... 1900
Hanks. John, election clerk :. S.44
HOFFMAN, R. c., election judge 5.25
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BY Laura Smith, Deputy.

cr slss5lon ]. NJ rent, election. 7 55
Cawley, L. E., clerk of cleo
ton ............ s....,.... bft
Campbell, cnas., judge of :
election ....... ...... l5.00
ton ......... ........... 1900
Crilev. J. r.. exp, Co. Aud. 29.1G
Grips & Co, livery E. of s.. SOC
Coen, w. S., dts atty, D. G. 4O.0(
and stationery -. $685.
Cation, Thomas, repairs, G. H. Ss(
Cornell, Seneca, atty. fees.
j. +. lO.UO
Courier Pig. Co, pub. del. tax
D. c. 77.oo
Courier ptg. Co., Board proc. e7.5l
lots -. -. -. 1925
Courier Ptrr Co., pub. ballot. 4o.ot
proclamation ....... ..... 1880
Cooper, Cynthia A., refund -. 1856
Criley. J. r, salary, Co. Aud. 399.9s
Columbia Township. lumber. 1885
Competine Township, bridge
repairs ........ ......... 1885
Dickson, w S.. election clerk 7.5(
Dimmitt, Lincoln, election
judge ........... ......... 5.25
Davis, w. D., election clerk. 7.of
Davis, Harry, election judge. SOC
Davis, E. b. election judge. STE
Dickson, Fl. H., election Judge 600
Davis, H. f., election clerk. 600
Dudgeon, L.. election clerk. soc
Decker, Adam, election Judge. SOC
Drummond, L., election judge 6.5(
Devol. Geo. b., election Judge $50
Deeds, Chas., election judge. CSC
Dunn, A. F., election remit. $50
Davis, Joseph, election judge coo
Dexter, w. H., election clerk. 81;
Dillon, G. S., election judge. 5.0C
Dowden r. b.. election police 1906
Dimmitt, Lincoln, delivering
ballots .......... ....... 4.3(
Denny, Wm., election remit. LOT
Decker, Adam, delivering BAL
lots ....... .............. 484
Drummond, L., election exp. 4.7s
Duke, Lloyd L., twp. clerk. 1906
Daggett, 2. 6 Sons. livery,
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r. p. DANA, Co. Treasurer,

Horen, Chas., election judge. 75O
Hornback, James election
constable ........ ...... 400
Harlan, w. A., election clerk. .s.75
Hawthorne, j. C., election K
judge ............ ;....... 800
Houdyshell, James, election
clerk .......:. 1850. -. $50
Hanihg, E., election judge. CTS
Hughes, Tom. drayage election 100
Hoffman, A. f., election clerk 7.25
Huyck, Geo. B., registration. 27.50
Horen, Chas., delivering bal
lots ............. ..... 4.42
FIarsch, Jacob, registration. $3.50
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
supplies, Co. Supt. ...... 21oo
Hatch, G. W., trustee acct. HOO
Horen, Chas., trustee acct. 200
EIilles, e. E., quar-. supplies. $40
Hoffman,, Frank p, station
cry, d. G. ................. $50
Henderson. A. H., clerk Ad-
ans twp 2.25
Harlan, Bertha salary, asst,
auditors office 5000. ..... 10000
Henry, H. A., road work. =. 900
Heather. VIM, wit. coroner. go
Herrick, j. e., wit. coroner. 800
Henry. DR.. G. A.. twp physi-
clan 1870. ...... ........ 2o.oo
Hammond, l. H, ms, P. r.. $3.50
P. F. ......... ........... 1928
Israel, Martin, coroner juror. 200
Israel H. j., election judge and
delivering ballots ........ 9.36
Illinois Pig. Co.. election sup
plies $780,. ...... $50
Iowa Telephone Co.. phone
service ........ 49,. 1925
Iowa Restaurant. dieting jury 1895
Jaques. T. ]. wit. cor.:..... so
Jamson, A. l.. wit. cor. go. go
Johnson, Chas. A., salary dep.
auditor ......... ........ 2s5.oo
Jay, Dr.. D. A.. quar-. exp, and
registrars Gees .. 1900
Johnson, Samuel, judge Of
election and delivering ball
lots ......... ......... 1000
Johnson, /. L., election exp. 425
Jordan H. NJ, election clerk. 1900
Jacques. Joe r.. atty fees, d. C. 1000
Jackson, W. w, twp. trustee. zoe
Johnson, August, road work 235.0O
Kitterman, Geo.. juror, coroner 100
Kelsey, T. M, juror, coroner. Loo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert
son, in Ottumwa.
Jacob, M. S. and e. H. Sechrist and
w. G. Gilmore We're in Ottun1wa Sat
urday.
Miss Fay Ogden returned home from
Cedar Rapids Monday.
w. A. Kimball of Winfield, who has
been here the past week. improving
his property, left for home Wednes-
day.
f. Braden was in ottumwa Friday