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HALE's CONDUCT
Many Witnesses Testify IN the seasa
to1ai Case az Bristol.

Many Witnesses Testify IN the se,ss
49,.
Co.,.
9,l' -'.N sp'''aI i'
'h' llmr. from Bristol Tenn.
iu tha f-H 0f Ack Hale. for tha o.
lrepf criminal ss.srfr s,5 ,,rr5.- i.
v.r- fr.. neyf. vto y.,s l,,.-4 d.
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wound .u r.. tr..s. ,f. ,.......,....
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ASKS Rer...I Of pLff.rsn.laIs

Galveston pt % The Galvost1.
Chamber @. Commerce has filed W
the attone general suif against il.
railroad commission fo eomplrt, on.
removal of difierguti1ls ou fh.
brownsville railroad. claiming me q
tance from lhis port is shorter th.
Houston charges for hauling of cotton
and on merchandise greater Soy'
well known Galveston shippers n..
plaintiffs The case eNCitos statewide
interest
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Mckinney Tex. Sept eos The .1..
~ tha state ys NryHelI rlrnn
charged with criminal assault which
has i0r some Time been pending iu DIS
tricf court here bias been dismiss.
the prosecuting witness having mH.
riel another defendant iH fhr case and
being ont OF tHg jurisdiction of che
count
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FALLS IN wiFe's ARMS.
Or Psyton Randolph Henderson Ends
Life In Dramatic Manner.

Louisville. Sept s6.-Dr Peyton
Randolph Henderson. a prominent phy.
sician and member of an old Kentucky
family committed suicide by shooting
himself twice through the head Tho
deed was committed In Dr. Hender.
sons room al his home. and his wife.
attracted by the shots. opened the door
iust In time To catch her husbands
body IN her arms as he fell
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Mad.soutuI, TeN. Sept o. The
boiler of tho ~ Kent gin hcre ,y
ploded. killlar n man named Merritt
and fatally iniurng Joe Holiday an
other Young man There was com
plctc destruction of tho gin and dam.
age 90 other property iu town
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Before Expiring Aged Man Confess
ed 20 Numbering His wiz.

Elg.n. m. Sept % Cycrus BALD
win. cishty.fIve years old one OF the
residents of Kane county. BILLED f.w
self Thursday by eating paris green
after hc confessed that hc murdered
his aged wife by smashing her skU
with a hammer MIS- Baldwin Nle
found dead Wednesday and was ue
lieved to have been murdered ht her
husband. although there was no j.r..
proof of the fact
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Mrs. Thaw Hss a Severe coid

New York Sept ee-Mrs Harr, K
Thaw. owing % her havine a severe
cold. has been unable to visit her hus.
band this week
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Throws Herself on sody Of Lover and
Dies as 10 Did

Columbus. O, Sept 20 Mrs Lucy
Kelly went 20 an undertaking estab
lishment and. throwing herself upon
the body of her lover Howard
RhOades. swallowed q dose Of cartn'ic
scid and died iu a few minutes
Rhoades on Monday took a dose ~
The same poison aud died almost I'M
siautly
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earthquakes % Damage.

Guatemala. Sept. 2s.-Earthauakes
during the night Of Sept % and 90
damaged many houses and churches
here. The coffee district was not AZ
fected
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COMES TO RESCUE.
Depcsltors Are 20 &c Paid Fifty Cents
on the Dollar

on the Dollar
MusEogee. Sept 26.-Four DiusEo.
roo banks-the First National Con.
morcial National City National ana
Bank of Commerce. came 10 the ros.
cue Of tho Canadian Valley hank. eu1
the announcement was made that fhH
depositors IN the Canadian Nailer
which closed 'ts doors Tuesday would
be paid 5o cents on Tho dollar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Sarauae Lake. y s. Sept o. UC
'el Amperslni was destroyed Dog aIc
Loss is 100000
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TAFT's TOUR
Is Being Followed win lnteres, =, s.,
Petersbura.

Is Being Followed win lnteres, =, s.,
Petersburg
s. Petersburg. Sent e6 Secretary
Taft's tour OF the world ls beluc o.
lowed with unusual interest here a~1
officials are taking measures 10 sHr
round his Journey through siberia sr'
European Russia with attentions usH
ally reserved Tor rulers. and states
mon The press is huslly sucltir-
on the likelihood and advantages of %
Rueso.American convention.
Tho object of Nr Taft's VISIT %
Russia. % is alleged, Is 90 negotiate .r
agreement between the United Stat.s
ard Russia The conviction prevai'.
hero that war between Japan and iNr
United States g. 'v..''.F $50 'l the a.
taut future
Tho Ncvoe Nlorrr1. published nr
article entitled "The New Wor :
Power" rlcturlng the marvc'0rr
growth ~ America as sea power drr
Ing President Roosevclrs admiuistra
iiou and warning Russian diplocmarv
not 20 BE- caught uuawarps hy cow'~r
events; and adding that the dsy "
United States fleet passes out ih'
Straicht ~ Magellan and sWcrr
proudly into the waters OF the Pacific
n viii open n new ara for the ,as ..r
world Temporary lull of war fr'r
does not conceal the fact thar Amcric1
Is reaching ont for the mastery 30
the Pacific and Is already strong
enough 20 attain n
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Oakland City Ind. Sept 26-lawcs
Dossett wife and baby. burned -
Death during the destruction of their
homo
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one ssan Of ar-aae Rurrs.

WaNahaCAio Tex. Sept 26-ors
span of The Ksiys bridge acros. Souf.
Prouk creek sIN miles south OF Wa,.
haChle. Burned
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shre.epor, Ass Ample water.

Shreveport Sent eG This city has
sufficient artrsian water FOR an pur.
poses. despite reports ~ the contrary
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peeapitsted by Car.

Agnew. Pa. Sept 26-Iayins he
neck on a railroad rail car cut of
The head Of Thomas McDermott
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Chicago Sept COS The reduction uI
forces iu large plants has resulted u
thousands being !dlg
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MUCH COTTON BURNS
Six Hundred Bales From Galveston
Are pestroY.d az haNre.

Hayre. Sept % Six hundred bale.
~ cotton which arrived here ou th'
steamer Madawaska from Galveston
was destroyed hy fire Loss is esl
mated ~ SiSi000
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-08
BLAkEs BURa.

Blakesburg.-The Misses Leila and
Clara Dorothy. who are attending col
lege In Des Moines, are spending q
week with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Quincy Dorothy.
The musical entertainment that was
to have been given last Sunday even
ing at Union Chapel church was post
poned on account Of the bad roads.
Mrs. Davis Ja-- has gone to Ames
for q visit with her son. Dick, who Is
attending school at that place
A large number from this place at
tended the sale at Bert Vancleaye's
last Tuesday.
S. X. Chisman was a business caller
in Blakesburg Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Willard Cohas gen have
gone for an extended visit with rsla-
tives In .Chtlicothe, III.
Nan Peck is spending few days at
the home OF David Jay.
Miss Laura Ross visited with Miss
Clara Worley SUNDAY.
Asa Berry spent last Sunday at
Seymour.
Otto schoech and family visited ct
the parental John Bellies home last
Sunday
James and Gertrude cnlsman called
at the Quincy Dorothy home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bellies and son,
Cecil, visited at the home Of Mrs
Bellies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
Dorothy, recently.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfleld.---N. s. Johnson returned
Wednesday from Mason City, where
he spent a week on business con-
nected with the Odd Fellows Orphans
home.
Mrs. zachariah Boone of Kansas
City, NO., arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Julia Saunders,
and brother, William Hill.
Guy Hardy, who has been spending
the past week with relatives here,
returned today to Bay City. Texas.
where he Is engaged In newspaper
work
James McGowen ana family left this
morning for their new home in Okla
homa City.
Mrs. G. D. Shelton returned Thurs
day from weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs e. w. Chapman, at Bonaparte
Mrs. Eliza Good Is moving into Mrs.
M. J. Hams property, west Of the
square.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gnash of Belknap
passed through the city today on her
way to Milton, where she will spend
a few days looking after business in
terests
J. o. Linaberry went to Fairfield on
Wednesday to report for Judge Yer
million.
J. n. McCuiston went to Ottumwa
Thursday to spend few days with
friends.
F. NJ. Swinney returned today from
Alva Oklahoma, where he attended
the golden wedding anniversary Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. +.
Patterson, who formerly lived here
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Leach Of strom-
berg, Neb., are visiting at the H. G.
Leach home In this city
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HEDRIc.K.

Hedrick.-James Morrison was a
passenger to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. s. 3. Dixon and Miss Hattie
Dixon left Monday for Tulsa, Ind Ter,
where they will make their future
home.
Attorney D. H. Emery of ottumwa
was in town Tuesday on business.
Postmaster w. H. Needham Of Sig
Quincy was in town Tuesday.
Attorney H. F. Wagner Of S1gour-
ney was in town yesterday.
J. G. McWilliams and D. E. Beck
returned home Saturday after a week s
stay In Chicago.
w. r. Kirkpatrick Of Sigourney
spent Sunday with his parents in town.
w. p Harrison of Ottumwa was in
town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs W. w. Young returned
home from Cedar Rapids. where they
spent Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Nugent was in
town Saturday.
w. II. Young and Wade Kirkpatrick
were In Sigourney Yesterday.
Paul Houghton was In Packwood
Yesterday on business.
q. w. Shaw of Des Moines Is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Dr. D. c. Brocknan Of ottumwa
was in town Yesterday on business.
Mrs c. F. Mick Is reported quite III
The Erma Opera company appeared
in the Auditorium Tuesday evening
end presented THE Adorable Fritzie'
| to a fair sized audience
| D. e Beck. who was operated OF
yesterday by DR.. Moore. DR.. Henry
and DR.. Conbe for appendicitis, Is re
ported improving and doing as wei
as could be expected.
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Henry vandillo and Lee and Ray Rhil-
lips were In Ottumwa Saturday even i

Henry Yandillo and Lee and Ray shii-
lips were in Ottumwa Saturday eyen-
ing. 81
Mr.. Graham OF ottumwa has pur-
chased the John Shields farm hear
Brush Creek
Lem Garrison Sr., an old and re-
spected resident Of this county. passed
away Saturday at his home south OF
here. The funeral was held Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Wellraan visited. Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Smith Sunday.
Miss Laura Schwartz. who is en-
ployed IN Ottumwa, is spending few
weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
iHaning and J. s. Mcfarland were IN
the county seat Thursday
Mrs. F. L. Baker was in Ottumwa
Saturday.
VIII Atwood marketed hogs in
Rlakssburg Tuesday.
Carl Schwartz has rented farm
near B!akesburg for the coming year.
Peter Schwartz marketed hogs In
Ottumwa Monday.
.. Haning marketed oats In town
last week.
John Day spent Sunday night at the
home OF Frank Wellman.
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WINCHESTER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mccoy Of Fair
field Is visiting at V. S. Calhoun's.
Fred Brown. the young man who
shot himself accidentally last Wed
nesday is getting along splendidly, He
is able to be up all day and assist IN
the work.
Misses Etna and Eska Barton tf
Pennington are expected this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr for several
days visit.
and vito ef Mt Zion Of the illness from
typhoid fever Of their daughter, Mrs.
Orpha Ogden, in Mexico.
James Ranard will move to Girard
Workman's farm and farm for him
next year.
Ray Archibald vol move to his own
farm soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Williams and Mrs.
H. HOFFMAN returned from trip to
near Agency Saturday evening.
Mrs. Angle Mccall visited her sister,
Mrs. Taylor at Mt. Zion last Wednes-
day.
The new minister. Rev. Krenn,eyer.
Is we'll liked.
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pRAkEvlLLE.

Drakeyille,-Mr.- and Mrs. Oscar
Wood Of Mount Pleasant spent last
week with Mrs Woods parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. styles Of Eldon is spending a
few DAYS here with her husband. Rev.
STYLES, who is assisting Rev. Davis IN
the meetings at the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
William Tannehill and wife spent
Sunday in Centerville with Mrs Ian-
nehilrs father.
John Sayles and wife OF Eldon spene
Sunday at the parental Sayles home.
w. D Millisack of Ottumwa was an
over Sunday visitor with his parents.
Mrs. Newiand and son, Donald. came
home Sunday, having spent few DAYS
Mrs. William Cochran spent Sunday
in Bunch with Mrs. Orr.
Mrs. P. I. Kinsinger spent rev
DAYS in Bloomfield last week "ith
friends.
Mrs. Emma Williams and daughter,
Eta. came home last Tuesday from
months visit with relatives IN MIS-
souri,. 80
child spent Sunday at the parental
Sayles home.
Mrs, Eugene Williams and son. EN-
mot were Sunday visitors with MIS-
Emma Williams.
LOYAL Mcconnell Of Denver, CO..
orado. is visiting at the home OF MS
aunt. Mrs. J. L. Goodlander.
Mrs. Lister Is on the sick list. Her
mother, Mrs. Harl Of Troy. Is with net
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slagle OF C1-
tumwa were Sunday visitors at the
parental w. F. Slagle home
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell.--Mrs. James Nell Of
Garnet, Kansas, Is guest at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. W. Gift.
Miss Nettie George visited Sunday
with Miss Ednh Mendenhall.
Miss Regina McHugh spent last
week IN Ottumwa.
The regular preaching services will
be conducted at the Zion Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday. Oct. 8, at 8
D. m by the pastor. Rev. ]. p Ward.
Mrs. Thomas Flynn and little sons,
Joseph, Michael and Maurice. have re-
turned fro ma several weeks visit
with relatives In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 9. Truitt, Miss Inez
Truitt and Mrs. F. l. Dexter and little
daughter. Irene, attended the funeral
services OF the late e. Truitt near
Drakeville last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Clarke ami
daughter, Miss Allie, Of Seymour, are
visiting with Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs.
H G. Allcott.
MRS. G. u Halnes and little son,
Ralph, spent few days last week
with relatives near Ottumwa.
]. A. Engle and G. G. Cockerill will
have a public sale at the home Of the
former Friday Oct, II.
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county treasurer's office. Mr.. Upde-
graft will probably spend this winter In
California. as he did last year.
Miss June Wheeler came home from
western trip the arst Of this week.
Charles Reed of Webster was In
town Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mildred McCreery Of Liberty
vile was visiting with her many
friends In town the latter part Of last
week. She was stopping with her
uncle, Jesse McCreery, while here.
Mrs. Howard Robertson returned
from Keswick Friday morning. after
visit there Of several days.
Jack Griffin was IN town two days
last week. He went to What Cheer
Friday morning.
M. s. Fish went to Ottumwa Friday
morning.
A big crowd went to ottumwa Fri
day to attend the Ollepaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson
were visiting with relatives In Bloom
Mrs. Jacob Bertsch went to ottumwa
Friday morning Mr. Bertsch went
down earlier In the week. Mrs. Bertsch
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fritz. wn1lc
there.
Phil Hartzell went to Keswick on
business Friday morning.
Miss Pattie Follman, who teaches
school in Webster, came down Friday
afternoon to visit over Sunday with
her parents east Of Lancaster. She has
charge Of the schools in Webster this
year.
John Schlitz come home from Des
Moines Saturday morning. He has not
been very we'll for nearly o month,
and came home to recuperate, He VIII
go to Boone next month. where he mas
position offered him.
Jack organs of Hayesvllle was IN
town Saturday afternoon.
Homer Jacobs was driving the bus
for William Barlow last week. While
Mr.. Barley was attending the What
Cheer fair.
T. L. Goeldner Of Webster was IN
town Saturday.
Postmaster Clarahan Of Harper was
In town last Saturday on business.
Walt Snodgrass of near Springneio,
built a new house this summer on the
farm
Kenning Bros came home Thursday
evening from q business trip to MO
line. III.
Dr.. Eastman went to Hedrick Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Rosa Daut Morgan returned &c
her home in Des Moines Monday morn
ing, after spending several weeks hero
visiting with her parents and friends
Mr.. Morgan was also in town Monday
morning and returned to Des MONIES
| with his wife
Gov. John Burke went to KeokuA
| Monday morning, where he Went -
greet President Roosevelt, -,
Joseph Weirman, who has been WIZ
George P,lrkey In the barber shop fol
a long time went to Chicago MONDAY
morning to see some ball games. He
may decide to stay in the city TINS
winter,
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BLACkHAWk.

Blackhawk.-Lee Robb and daugh-
ter Dora returned to their home at this
place Sunday having spent the sum
mer in Huron and Sioux Falls. s. D.
Mrs. Effle Lowe, of Kirksv1lle, Mo-,
was a recent visitor at the home of
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Brown.
Charles Grogan and John Terrence
of Pella attended church at this place
Sunday night.
Riley Elder of Huron, 8. D.. is Wis
iting at the home of his grandfather,
w. E. Brown.
Samuel Robb of Southern Missouri
was a recent visitor at the home of his
brother, w. X. Robb.
The social at Eli Smiths Wednes,
day evening was we'll attended and
allsreport o good time.
Albert Brown and Riley Elder made
a bushes trip to Uell Tuesday
Miss L.ottie Brown is visiting this
week with Mrs. LOWE Kinenger neal
Bunch. :,
Miner Barnes was Unionville call
er Tuesday.
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,rty at Keokuk and their sons family

erty at Keokuk and their sons family
at Peoria III.
There were thirty-two tickets sold
from this place to Keokuk Tuesday
morning
Clarence Allgood Of Kahoka Mo-,
was the guest Of Miss Clemans over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Corsen are
visiting relatives here.
Fred Cubberly Of Oskaloosa spent
Tuesda-- afternoon here.
John j. Hatch, resident Of Pierce
Vile, was taken to the inebriate hos
pital at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday even
H. H. Disbrow went to Douds- Lee
ando Wednesday evening and will at
tend the reunion there today.
Miles j. Burns Of Denver, Colorado.
visited several days recently with his
brother, Postmaster Burns.
Mrs. Wayne McQuillen Of Farming
ton was a bushes visitor here Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hills of Eldon are
visiting relatives here
Anton Neis returned Wednesday
evening from Newton, where he has
been for several days.
]. c. Strickling was in Eldon Mon
day.
James A. Fowler is in Mediapolis
this week on business.
Mrs. w. A. Morrison of Pittsburg Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Haney. in Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Fellows are Wis
ting relatives at Alexander, Mo.
Mrs. Mate Coffman Of Ottumwa is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fred An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Daugherty visited
several days in Keokuk this week. the
guests of their sons, Lee and Craig
Daugherty who reside there.
M. J. Burns Of Denver. Colorado.
Hrs. J. w. Burns and Mrs. Muir of
this place spent Tuesday at Bonaparte
the guests Of Captain Muir and fam
ily.
Lester Anderson and Miss Lena
Edna Ruark were united in marriage
at the home of the bride near Farm
ington last Thursday evening. Sept. 20,
Rev. Koch officiating
Miss Marv DetIarts Is visiting rela-
tives in Keokuk and Carthage, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dorr Of Cedar
township have moved to Chicago for
the coming year.
NJ Edward Cheney Of Plouse, Wash
ington, departed Wednesday evening
for Schenectady, N. T.. after several
days visit with relatives here. He has
employment at the American Elec-
trical works at Schenectady
Mrs. Kate Parks visited over Sun
day with friends In Bonaparte.
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RMlN GTON.


Observation-Disclosures. Ella Pyatt Of
Moulton is the guest Of J. R. strope
and family
Mrs. Ernest Beard is visiting rela-
tives in Argyle
Mrs. John Ware and Miss Annie
Ware returned Thursday from visit
with John Ware in Mt Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spady Of Har-
ward, Neb. are visiting Mrs. Spady's
sister, Mrs. Riley Bowles.
T. ]. Lowrie and wife, John Mormer
and wife and daughter. Hugh McComb.
Mrs Mary Lightfoot and William
Goodin attended the Van Buren, County
Veterans association in Leando Thurs
day.
Miss Emma Stricken entertained a
few of her friends Saturday evening
at which The party was given In hon
or of Miss Lena Miller of Harper,
Kansas, and A. l.. DeArman Of Ven
tura, California.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick was hostess
to number of her high school friends
SATURDAY. evening
Mrs. Arnold Stewart is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Slater, In New Bos-
ton.
John Greenleaf Of Leoti Kansas is
the guest Of Pennington relatives.
Mrs. s. D. Bickmore is visiting her
husband in Mt Pleasant.
are the guests Of their aunt, Mrs. w
S. Baker.
D. French Of Chillicothe, Mo. Is VS.
iting his brother Samuel French, and
family. Mr.. French has been attend
ing the reunion Of his regiment the
Third Iowa Cavalry, recently held in
Fairfield
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PULASKI.

Puiaski.-A. E. Day and wife were
shopping in Bloomfield Monday.
Mrs Oscar Kinney. who has been at
the Ottumwa hospital for some time
under treatment for blood poisoning,
is reported as being but little better.
The. frost Of few nights ago did
little If any damage in this neighbour
hood to the corn crop.
w. B. shreve. who will have pub
lie sale next Thursday contemplates a
"trip to Texas soon, with a view Of
looking at the country.
Owing to the recent rains farmers
have made little progress at cutting
corn. At present there Is only about
one-fourth the amount harvested that
was cut last year.
Farmers never realized better prices
for all classes Of farm produce than at
the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, living west Of
Troy are in Illinois visiting relatives
and old time friends.
o. B. Lindsey has been repairing his
barn with concrete foundation.
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COLuM BtA.

Columbia.-Mrs. s. A. Nye and Mrs.
c. w. Nye visited with Mrs. Elias
Garfield Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olney Of OF
turwa are visiting relatives in this VI
cinity.
Mrs. Mile Howe is visiting at the
parental home.
Mrs Jennie Wells and Mrs. Anna
Mollison Of Smith Center, Kansas. are
visiting relatives in this vicinity this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Wolf Of South OF
tumwa attended the funeral of Mrs. j.
Wilkins Sunday afternoon.
John Olney visited his sister, Mrs.
J. R. Stodghill Wednesday.
Mrs. c. w. Olney visited at the A. j.
Stodghill home Tuesday.
The school opened at this place last
Monday with William Lafollette OF
Blakesburg as teacher.
Miss Alma Olney visited at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. George Bowen and Miss Mary
Waddlngton of Chillicothe visited on
Monday at the home Of their sister
Mrs. Harry Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tennyson of
Eddyville visited at the home of w. w.
Rapp last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stuber departed
Tuesday for trip through the west.
The services at this place will be in
the evening next Sunday.