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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-29
eoNAPARrE.

MISUNDERSTANDING Bennett and
Miss Amelia Mack We're married on
Friday evening at the home of the
brides parents. The young couple will
reside on farm near town.
William Whitlock and G. e. Nelson
have gone to Oklahoma City. Oklaa
on a business visit.
Charles Stewart of Chicago visited
over Sunday with his friend, P. s..
whitley.
Mrs. E. d. Crooks and child of
Leighton are guests this week at tho
S. s. Troutman home.
c. S. Stebbins was a business visitor
in Chicago Monday and Tuesday.
Oswald Whitmore of Fairfield arriv-
ed Saturday for a visit with relatives
in Bonaparte and vicinity.
Mrs. K. l.. Meek returned from OF
tumwa Saturday.
j. Hall whitley of Chicago arrived
yesterday for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Whiteley
Mr. and Mrs. Van Norris were Hills
boro visitors Sunday
Mrs. Charles Martin and children
We're the guests OF relatives in Farm
ington Saturday
W. S. Lane and A. G. Roberts re-
turned from short visit in Keokuk
yesterday.
Miss Della Gillespie spent Sunday
with friends in Bentonsport.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-The members Of the
Charlton fire department returned
home last evening from the state tour
nahent at Sioux City. They report a
most delightful trip.
Miss Alma Clay entertained tho
Concordia society last evening In the
basement of the church. She left to-
dav for Red Oak to spend the summer
with friends.
A. A. Ekfelt has made an assign
ment Of his furniture stock for the
benefit Of his creditors. E. A. Ander-
son has been appointed assignee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hupp of Rus
sell visited In the city yesterday at the
home OF, Bert Vickroy.
Mr.. and Mrs Lem Agan Of Column
bia were in the city yesterday
Bun Graves returned last evening
from q trip to Lacona.
Miss Helene Johnson went to Luz
cas- Friday for a visit.
Virgil Carson returned to Des
Moines last evening to accept a po-
sition as stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Holmes and son,
Paul, returned yesterday from trip
to Russell.
w. b. Cutler of Corydon was a bust
ness caller in the city Friday.
Harry Foulks left Thursday for Salt
Lake City.
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cHILLIcoTHE.

Chillicothe.-L. E. Bellman of Abba
was here on business last week.
Miss Nellie Colon has returned
home from a visit with relatives near
South Ottumwa.
Miss Nellie Warrent attended the
commencement exercises of the Iowa
Wesleyan university at Mount Pleas
ant last week.
DR.. Brockman OF Ottumwa was here
on professional business last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forsythe and
daughter Mary Of Kirkville visited
Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Jenkins entertained at
bacnelors-maid party Saturday aft
ernoon from o'clock till 6. Dainty
refreshments were served and pleas
ant time enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kitterman and
baby Of Eddyville were Sunday Wis
itors at the parental Kitterman home.
Miss Bessie Bowles of Ottumwa re-
turned home Sunday after several
days visit with her friend, Miss Anna
Warren.
Miss Alice Applequist is on the sick
list
Rev. George. Filmer departed Mon
day on Burlington No. for Clifford,
Utah, to attend the wedding Of his
son, Bert, which will take place June
26.
Miss Gertrude .Pierson left Monday
for Des Moines to attend Drake uni
versity.
Miss Helen Hyatt Of Ottumwa was
here last Tuesday and organized a
music class.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lowry
Wednesday, June 10, daughter.
Thomas Stodghill of Ottumwa was
in town Saturday on business.
At school board meeting held last
Friday evening Miss Nita Hahn Of Of
tumwa was elected primary teacher.
Miss Myrtle Jenkins, who has been
quite Ill the past few days, is reported
better.
Miss Mildred Filmer returned Wed.
nesday from visit with friends in
Kalona.
J. w. Dunning, who has been sert.
ously sick the past week, is reported
as convalescent.
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trated by lantern slides shown with
the fine projection lantern slides be-
longing to the college, by Prof. Mo
Kenzie
The ladies Of the faculty served LEM
onade to all visitors, which was much
appreciated.
The parsons college Conservatory of
Music, under the direction of Prof.
j. p. Moorehead and assisted by Miss
Cora A. Ball, will give a concert to-
night at the chapel to the Institute
students.
Tomorrow Is the last day of the JEFF
ferson County Teachers institute,
closing very interesting session.
Next Friday afternoon Company NJ
will open It's baseball season In a
game with the Winfield team. which is
one Of the fastest amateur teams in
southeastern Iowa.
II the roads permit the manager of
the Winfield team will bring his club
across country in automobiles and n
baseball parade will be given at 1880
with Company M appearing resplend-
ant in their new uniforms, maroon and
white. All receipts from this game
and others will be applied to the new
Armory fund.
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ALBA.

Albia--The case Of Clarkson q
Bates, law partners, vs. Mrs. Emma
Bascom was given to the Jury yester-
day afternoon about o'clock
Nan Phillips Of Oskaloosa who cons,
Quoted the case of Mrs. Emma Bascom
returned to his home last night.
A marriage license was granted YES
terday to John Karpan "a, and Mary,
Miletic, IS, both of Hooking
r. O.. Cramer has purchased q finA
20 horse power touring car from tho
Mcclure company of Ottumwa
T. A. Robinson Of Franklin township
was In town on business yesterday.
Ben Snyder and Charles Victor ship
ped one hundred head Of cattle to their
stock farm near Oskaloosa yesterday
evening.
John Watkins Of Des Moines, a for
mer Abba resident was transactinR
business at his old home place yes
terday.
Rev. Rice of Monticello. Indiana, win
hold the communion service at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. In the evening the members
of the Sunday school will give a Chill
drens' day program.
Frank Rizer went to Centerville last
night on business trip
G. p. Johnson of near Hiteman was
business caller here yesterday.
w. L. Worth was an Oskaloosa vis-
itor yesterday.
Miss Mabel Narver went to Ottum-
wa yesterday to be with her sister,
Mrs. William Darby, whose condition
la still very critical.
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PULASKI.

Pulaski. Isaiah Plank and son Keith
Of Potosia. Mo-, are visiting the for.
mer's mother, Mrs. j. ]. Plank and
other relatives.
Miss Adah Augspurger, who has
been attending school at the Iowa
Wesleyan university the past few
months, returned home Saturday, &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Bertha
Johnson, and little son, who will re-
main for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mary q. Augspurger.
Mrs. Frank Daily of Cambridge,
Neb., arrived last evening for an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Reed.
A series Of revival meetings began
at the Mennonite church southwest of
town last Sunday evening.
Miss Vina Brenneman returned
home fro-l Chicago one day last week.
Mr., and Mrs. James Milligan Of
Bloomfield spent Sunday at the j. w.
May home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight Of Bloom
field drove down yesterday and spent
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Merideth visited
their daughter, Mrs. A. e. Stockham,
this week.
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that the frightful odds on Uncle Joe"
do not look good to the Cannon boost
ers in Illinois, who insist that starters
like Foraker, Fairbanks, Knox and La
Toilette are selling platers" compared
to the war horse from Danville.
1t is very probable that the boomers
of some Of the other favorite son cam
paigns will find fault with the choice
Of Hughes as the fayorite and La Fol
lette as the second choice. Right here
in Iowa there will be the impression
that Roosevelt at to is good bel
even If doubtful starter.
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eLADENsBURe.

Bladensburg.-Mrs Lawrence Nc
Mickle and children Of Agency visited
q few days this week at the home of
her father, Austin Wymore.
Mrs. Owen IIamersley and daughter,
Beulah, OF South English. are visiting
relatives at this place.
Sadie and Lawrence Myers Of OF
tumwa are visiting their aunt, Mrs. E..
j. Long.
MISS. B. Long of Nasty Corner is
visiting this week with her daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Glenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel French of OF
tumwa spent Sunday at the Lewis
Shaw residence
Mrs. John Huff who has been suffer-
Ing for some time with consumption
is still very low.
Mrs. Mary TAFT and daughter, Coda
of Batavia. are visiting this week with
Mrs. Tait's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Yeager.
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Leando spent few days last week
with relatives here.
Miss Bessie Snider is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Otto McClough, at
Leando.
Sunday at the p. b. Brown home.
Mrs. Swires and daughter. Elma re-
turned home with him. after spending
a few days at the Brown home.
Miss Emma Harrison was the guest
one day last week OF her brother, Edd
Harrison, at Cantril.
Mrs. Ada Roush, who has been in
Nebraska for the past two months has
returned
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remark, but say! Forget it! know It's
hot. You know it's hot. know you
know It's hot so-forget it! What's the
use OF telling me something that you
know is the one uppermost thing in
my mind right now and has been for
a good number Of consecutive hours.
It's getting on my nerves. Stop 1t, l
say. Yes, a hair cut, not too short"
The barber, having been properly
and duly humbled, began to snip damp
locks as best he could while the know
Ing individual who had delivered him
self thus freely. continued to mop his
brow with an already perspiration-
soaked handkerchief.
Then in tone little less exasper-
ated, but still querulous, he continued:
TITS always been wonder to me
why people will make such unnecces-
sary and nonsensical remarks. Just as
soon as the mercury begins to firt
with the upper part Of the thermom-
eter and threatens to knock out the
top of the tube. then begins the usual
list:
IT'S hot"
zee e,ain't this hot?"
"Is this hot enough to suit you
Pantingly the little man continued
on through the list of the usual hot
weather expressions until his breath
gave out and he subsidized for a mo.
ment, but he was not to let slip the
opportunity to express himself on the
subject on his mind and while he had
8 submissive listener, and he kept UP
q continual fire of anathemas against
the man who will come up to you as
you weakly mop the sweat from your
face and look as If you were about tc
drop and tell you, cts hot, sn't to"
Vanly the barber attempted te
make good" the reputation ton
serial artist has to sustain in the pro
fession for loquaciousness, but never
chance did he get to introduce sin
gle remark as an entering wedge fol
a full account Of the latest scandal, 8
lengthy criticism on the manner II
which the Colts lost to Waterloo, Sun
day or any of the thousand and one
things stored UP in the gossip chamber
Of his brain. He gave up discouraged
finally and as the man disappeared
through the door still mumbling invec
tlves against the man who says: Il,
this hot enough for your" the barber
dropped into a chair and weakly NUT
tered. I'm beat."-Sandy.
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OVER THERE AND HERE.

The American invasion OF Europe
has come to mean more to London and
Paris than it did few years ago.
Then it was taken as a very good joke
by the Britisher, who affected an air
of vast superiority as he sat compla-
Gently and watched the invaders, dis
playing the dollar sign as a coat #
arms, vainly attempt to secure social
recognition. But little by little the
American dollars fought their way in.
how well the following news item from
London gives proof:
London. June 10.-But for the enter
tainments Of American hostesses the
London season of 1907 would not
amount to much. They are the only
ones who continue to go in for doing
things on gorgeous and lavish scale.
English leaders of society have practi-
cally ceased to compete with American
dollars. The American annexation Of
London is well nigh complete.
The scarcity of money in aristo-
cratic British pockets has put damp
er on festivities to which only the ex-
uberant American spirit, sustained by
big bank accounts, rises superior.
And London is not alone in its
61OOms dllS ldS slSlG ZIG CnCSLS VI
the onrush of American dollars, as
witness:
Paris, June 22.-Paris is SO crowd
ed to overflowing with Americans that
the great dressmakers and modistes
cannot take care of their regular Gus
toners, and there is the regular an
nual complaint by the residents that
tourists from the United States by
lavish expenditures and putting up
prices are making Paris no longer pos
sihle to live in except for millionaires.
Reading the foreign dispatches farth-
er 1t would seem that American pros
perity has drained the European tills
to an extent that worries the business
interests as much as the society peo-
pie. To bark back to London a few
moments here is another article that
sounds the depths of grief:
London, June 22.-Gloom reigns
throughout the building trades Of Lon
don. Business Is almost at stand
still, an immense army of skilled and
unskilled workmen are without en-
ployment, and contracts have dwindled
to vanishing point. The condition Of
affairs Is the worst that has been ex-
perienced during the last quarter of
century. Unfortunately the pros
poets of present relief is not bright.
And now let's leave these gloomy
scenes and turn to a news item from
an American city. Tss:e no pes.
simtsn and no reign Of gloon. here:
Spokane, Wash, June 22.-Twenty
thousand men are needed by the lun1-
Der mills operating in eastern Wash
ington and Oregon and northern Idaho,
and as many more are wanted by the
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Wilson Webster of Des Moines has
proved himself worthy namesake Of
Daniel and Noah lobster Of lamented
memory. Not that Wilson has shown
himself any great shucks as states
man nor written an unabridged, but
he has shown other marks of great
ness that shows he Is true Webster.
Wilson loved a girl whose unkind
guardian denied him the pleasure Of
calling on the premises. Then Web
ster swore out a warrant for the girls
arrest, charging her with disturbing
the peace and getting the girl away
from her guardian by this means, he
dismissed the charges, enlisted the
services of a justice and had the knot
tied while the guardian was out hus-
ting to secure bail.
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sIDELlGHTs.
How One EIopement Leaked Out.


How One EIopement Leaked Out
"Hello, hello, hello! Give me the
toll-desk. will you?"-the feminine
voice snapped testify into the tele-
phone
Her hat sat rakishly on one side Of
her head. Her left hand gripped the
telephone receiver rigidly. With the
fingers of the right hand, soiled and
bedaubed with ink and pencil stains,
she drew grotesque figures and hero
glyphics on the paper in front Of her
in nervous jabs and punches as she
impatiently waited for the toll-girl to
respond. Her whole being impaired
the air Of grim determination. The
society editor was beginning to feel
peevish.
"Hello-Toll-desk? Give me the
county clerk at Oa will you?
Quick!" she added, as realization Of
the feeting time and the enormous
task before her seemed to rise up IN
front of her.
Hello, county CLERK. Say, did two
young people from Ottumwa get a
marriage license from you either last
night or this morning." Up to this
time her remarks were short and per-
emptory-they BODIED no argument and
were confident and serene Suddenly
her manner changed From being sure
of success and domineering, the young
woman at the phone became meek
and submissive. She became the sup
plicant. Her voice went on in low,
touching strains-a trace of tears and
pent up emotions existed in her
broken sentences:
"You can't tell you say? Oh! but
you must. I'm her sister, you know,
and just MUST know. Poor mothers
just heart-broken and-What? They
did? Last nigh. And when were they
married Twenty minutes ago? BY
whom? " lat? Spell it, please? Oh,
yes I've got it now Yes. he's very
nice young man, but sister should have
told mother something about it. Well,
thank you. I'll call up mother right
away-she is waiting to know about, It.
Thank you ever SO much. Goodbye .
And she dashed madly 1or her type
writer as the "buzzer" In the com
posing room sounded warning that
the last form would drop down the
chute in fifteen minutes.
B. o. B.
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DR.. w. E. Shallenberger,
14s lakewood Blvd, Chicago.
Reference: Drexel State Bank.

18th annual convention Of the Ottum
wa district Epworth League
Mrs. Belle Goldsberry and son Villa
OF Ottumwa, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Kennedy and little daughter Jessie
visited Sunday with H. G. Allcott.
Henry Abbott expects to leave soon
for his home in Illinois.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and daughter
Miss Stella. OF Tolo. Idaho, are guests
of Mrs. II. A. Sawyer.
Mrs. F. B. Skinner is on the sick
list
Mrs. John HASTE of Keota visited
Tuesday with Mrs. James Arnold;
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Engle ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stump and children, of Keb, were
guests OF ]. A. Engle and family Sun
day.
Malvern Alfred of Colorado arrived
here Monday for months VISIT with
has parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and lit
tie daughter, Ola. spent Sunday at the
G. G. Cockerill home.
The Misses Della Smith and Inez
Truitt returned home Monday from
Sigourney. where they attended the
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white house stable entry, coupled
In the betting.
++Belmont-Ryan entry.
The Chicago Evening Post takes ex.
seption to the odds given on Cannon.
The Post saws:
Since this compilation Leslie M.
Shaw has been suggested as a repub.
lican entry from Iowa, Governor John
A. Johnson from the democratic stab.
les in Minnesota. and Governor Beck.
ham from Kentucky. Also Governor
Hughes has vetoed the 2-cent fare bill,
Ind this, In the eyes Of those inclined
to- be RADICAL gives him additional
handicap weight. It may also be said
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The Rev. DR.. Ottoman Zar-Adusht,
who left his job as a barber to found
the religion Of Mazdaznan, Is sure a
wonder in more ways than one. He
has secured large following, which
proves very remunerative to Hanish,
and has done it without aid other than
the natural attraction of form of
worship whose principal tenets are to
worship the sun and call DR.. Hanish
master and whose chief practices are
pertaining the feet, breathing deeply,
eating peanuts, specially prepared and
sold by the master, and using guam
titles of lemons, also grown by the
master. Perhaps one of the chief
teachings of Hanish that the sun is
a subconscious contra-articulated peri
hydrogenated reflex of sub-normal
anthrax materializations Of terrestrial
electricity, and therefore, thing 20
be worshiped," has bluffed sufficient
Of the weak-minded into his following
to provide well for the comforts Of
Hanish
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LEBANON.

Lebanon.-Dr. ]. E. Guernsey and
family spent Sunday with G. j. Wilson
and family.
Harold Wilson Of Keosauuua had
dinner with Stanley Beeler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Granville, who
spent the past year in Kansas, return,
ed last week and expects to make Iowa
their future home
George Best moved his family from
Donnellson to his farm east of town
last week
Mrs. David Warner is quite sick,
with very little prospects of her re-
covery.
| Mrs. Glen Wilson and two sons OF
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A Peoria woman after reading a re.
cent magazine article in which the
heroine prevented grasping tele-
phone company from placing hole in
the front yard by jumping in the ex-
cavation, tried to emulate the her
cine when the Peoria company began
to extend Its line past her house. In
the magazine story the heroic con.
struction boss fell in love with the
heroine, married her and sent the
telephone wires around by another
route. But it worked out differently
in Peoria. There the woman was for
chilly pulled from the hole by six po.
licemen and the. telephone pole went
in. Another proof that fiction has a
start on truth.
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ENTERTAIN NORMAL STUDENTS.
Members of Faculty Of Parsons College
Hosts-Dr. j. Fred Clarke
Gives Addraoe

Fairfield.-Over 200 normal students
and friends were entertained last Sat
urday evening at Parsons college by
the members OF the faculty, who have
remained in the city for the summer.
The laboratories Of Foster hall were
open for inspection by the people who
passed them, viewing the different In
struments with interest. Microscopic
al examinations were participated in
by number Of the students, different
objects being presented.
About o'clock Dr. ]. Fred Clarke
gave an interesting address on ''Defec-
tive Children" The talk was Illus
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ELDoN.

Eldon.--Mr. and Mrs G.. Daniels and
daughters have returned from Califor-
mia, where they spent the winter.
Pearl Linniger and Miss Edith Alb
bolt are visiting friends at Washing
ton.
Mrs. Charles Smith and children Of
Trenton, Mo-, who have been visiting
here, went to Fairfield to visit for T.
few days.
John Clark Of Keokuk was in the
city today
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fBy sandy.)

Eyes, it's hot, but for heavens sake
don't think you are the only person
that possesses the ability to discern
this fact for himself through some 9th
er Of the five senses than that of hear
ing"
Viciously the man who knows"
pumped himself down in the head bar
bers chair as he fixed the waiting
manipulation of the razor and contin-
ued
7 know just exactly what you would
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Dr.ShaIIenberqer


The Regular and Reliable Chicags
Specialist, who has visited Ottumwa
since 1903. will be at
Ottumwa, Ballingall Hotel,
Thursday, July Is
Zone day only and return every q
days.
Fairfield, Leggett House. Tuesday
July IS.
Abba, Monroe Hotel. Wednesday,
July IL.
sigourney. Merchants Hotel. FRIDAY
July 10.
Office Hours a. m. TO 8 p. m
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Northern Pacific ard ether railroad
companies building linen in This Fart
of the northwest.
The situation has become SO acute
that unless mel can be secured ut
once much construction work will he
delayed and many of the mills VIII be
forced to close, sending their laLcr-
ers into the woOds.
The lumber mills need 10000 men
ard the railroad companies need as
many more. i.s then is Il chance
for The immense army of skilled and
unskilled English workmen who are
without employment and are sharers
in the gloom that reigns throughout
the building trades of London.
Let them come across to this side
and pick up few Of the dollars that
only overflow to the other side of the
pond when the tourists go over to
spend some of their surplus.
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John D. Rockefeller and Hen Rogers
lodging subpoena servers. Won't Ida
M. Tarbell be tickled
And Governor vardaman's got reli-
zion NV nv
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PRESIDENTIAL DOPE.

Just now when there Is so much talk
OF presidential possibilities this dope
sheet" for the white House steeple
chase presented by the New York
Press will be of interest:
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Women Private Blood
Skin Diseases Stomach
kidney and Blood Diseases
-Therma
FEW TESTIMONIALS
The testimonials because
people who know Of the people