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MEMS MEETING AT FAIRFIELD
Churches Hold Union Services This
Week.

Fairfield, Jan. IA union mems
meeting was held in the Congregation
al church yesterday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. Pearse Pinch. The
church was crowded and an inspiring
sermon was delivered Union meetineS;
will be held each afternoon and even
ing this week. The Baptist church,
which has been conducting revival SER
vices for the past eight weeks, will
unite with the other churches.
Other News of Interest.
jeremiah Alter of Minneapolis, Min
neseta, is visiting his brother-in-la
A. C. Ricketts,
Miss Frances Black left Saturday for
Lake Mills to take up her work as a
teacher in the high school there after
the holiday vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Parsons and Miss
Mary Lee have returned from Jackson
vile, Fla, where they spent Christ
mas.
Parsons college opened this morn
ing after the Christmas vaca-
ton, and students are commencing to
return. The members Of the faculty
who spent Christmas away from Fair
field have for the most part returned.
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M 4 were called to warsaw, Ill. on

Huffard We're called to Warsaw, ILL.,. on}
Monday by the death of their mother.
Mrs. Maria Lewis
Mrs. Mary Wagers and Lloyd Sleei
have returned from visit with MR.
and Mrs. J. M. Slice at Alexandria. Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Greenleaf cele-l
brated the third anniversary Of their
wedding Monday evening at their home
on Fifth street.
Mrs. Alpha Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
coe McKiernan and Harley Ware were
guests Of Bonaparte relatives Wednes-
day. Miss Ethel Van Zandt is quite
sick
Miss Matte Davis has returned to
Davenport after a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Lucretia Davis. Il
Mrs. Matilda Sharp and Miss Mulyi-l
hill entertained at cards Thursday aft
ernoon and evening at the home OF Mrs.
Sharp. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Bruce Vale and Thurlo Mills of Bon
aparte came down Wednesday OTTER
noon to visit the high school.
i Mrs. Belle Bickmore returned Thurs
day from visit with her husband at
Mt. Pleasant Il
Miss Goldie Bennett Of Fort Madi-
son is the guest of Y. A. w. Beeson and
wife.
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Williams
IOWA FARMs-TExAs LAMBS.
AND
HORSE SALES.
ALL SORTS OF EXCHANGES
FOR THE SALE NEXT FRIDAY.


You will see the class of horses
change somewhat. We will have fewer
OF the high selling sort. There will be
a demand for wider range of classes
than we have had of late. There will
pc, as always, a demand for the best
draft horses, but we do not expect
many of that class. There is more
chance now for margin Of profit for
the dealer in bringing horses of general
utility, farm mares, wgaon horses, and
even rough workers. We will have a
northern demand for big bemished
workers to go to the farms of the
northwest nc wheat country. Bring any
thing and everything in the way of a
scrse or mule You have for sale, from
2-year-old to 20. Wen need them all
sale will open at 5 a. m, so your
horses may be sold and settled for be-
lore beginning the afternoon sale. II
OF de rto save time at noon, we. have es-
tahltsked e cafe" in one END Of the
stable Lu'lG'yog, where the "gnntlemcnl.
waite rs" vii serve you with a frs.
class cup of coffee and dog sandwich
while your horse is being tried In this
everybody to get home early. Come
to the sale. We had an awful crowd
last sale.
And about Texas--I almost forgot
that want to take good sized crowd
on our Texas excursion next Tuesday
January 15. Want fellows that want
land or want the money to be made out
of land. II you have money to buy
with 1t will pay you to see me about
the low rate I'll make you. We. have
our own diner and sleeping car ant
everybody gets well acquainted witt
everybody else, and this makes the trir
more, pleasant. Write me at once fol
folder and rate, or see me at the sale
next Friday
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
0ffuaaAsta lnAMa
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
SERVE AS PETIT JURORS.
Eddyvile Citizens Attend court-other
News.


Eddyville, Jan. 1.-THE following cit
liens of this place have been drawn as
petit jurors to serve on the Mahaska
county district court, commencing jan
uary Ia: Ed Anderson, ]. S. Garrett,
Dell Harding and James Picken Of East
Harrison township; Walter Wing of
West Harrison, and E. e. McCurdy of
East Des Moines township.
Other Items Of Interest.
Cakes De Long, who has been occu-
spying w. F. Yager's tenant farm, on
Grays Creek, is preparing to move to
Oskaloosa. Geo. H. Johnson of Grays
Creek will move upon the wager farm.
Davis & Son on Friday purchased S,
A. Shawver's 100 acre farm, south OF
town, the price paid being SIS per acre,
or $4,000
Russell Shields has returned from
Des Moines where he took the exami-
nation for telegraph operator.
Earl McElroy departed Saturday for
Los Angeles, California, where he will
spend thetwinter.
Mrs. j. N. Elliott and Miss Rena Ry-
an visited over Sunday at the +. p
Elliott home in Ottumwa.
George, the little son of Thomas
Johnson, returned Saturday from Os-
kaloosa, where he had been spending
the holidays with relatives.
E. M. Johnson is serving as night
watch temporarily while w. T. Meeker
Is taking lay off.
The new board of Columbia township
were installed Saturday. They are as
follows: L. E. Crawley, clerk: Wesley
Domegan and Gideon Dots. trustees
Charles Stuber, who had previously
been serving as trustee, continues in
office.
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OBITUARY..
Little Child Dies

II IiIIIe SFlllQ LIES.
Little Villa Skipper, colored, the 4.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Skipper, passed away at I
O'Clock Saturday evening at the home
of her parents in Rutledge. The fun
eral services were held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the residence. Rev.
w. |. Bachelor, pastor of the Second
Baptist church of this city, conducted
the services. Interment was made in
the Ottumwa cemetery
The Miller Funeral.
The remains Of the late Earnest Mil
Ter, colored were laid to rest in the
Ottumwa cemetery yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Miller died Thursday morn.
ing in Mt. Pleasant and the remains
were brought to this city for burial.
The services were held at 2 o'clock
from the Second Baptist church, and
were in charge of the local order OF
the Hold Carriers union. Rev. w. /.
Bachelor officiated at the services.
Services Held Yesterday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Laura
Wright, who died Friday night at the
family residence, corner of Eta and
West Main Streets was held yester.
day mo; .ling at 1890 o'clock from the
residence and at IL o'clock from the
West End Presbyterian church. Rev
j. q. Cummings, pastor of the church,
coTascted the services. The body was
Inferred in the Ottumwa cemetery.
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ties and friends in Des Moines last
week, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cottrell spent
New Years with their son, Thomas
Cottrell, near Blakesburg.
Mrs. John Abrahamson and Mrs.
John Peterson of Avery spent Tues
day and Wednesday at the G. r. Peter
son home.
Miss Zoe Smith and brother, Claude,
Of Blakesburg are visiting with rela-
tives here this week.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Baldwell and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. oval, Miss Stella oval
and Robert Oval spent Wednesday
evening at the Johannes Pierson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith and sons,
Larnie and Gerald. spent New Years
with Mr.. and Mrs William Baldwell.
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BOMB 'THROWER
WAS low A MAN
PHILADELPHIA BANK ASSASSIN
is IDENTIFIED AS RoLLo
STEELE OR GARNER
Two Wives are Claiming Relation
ship to outlaw-More Deadly Mis-
sizes Found in His Room at Hotel
Injured viii Recover.

Philadelphia Pa, Jan. with the
finding of the personal effects of the
man who threw the bomb in the
Fourth Street National bank on Sat
urday, killing Cashier w. q. McLear
and himself, there is little doubt in
the minds of the police officials that
he was Rolla Steele of Chicago and
formerly Of Garner, Ia
The bomb thrower was found to
have slept Friday night at the Grant
of the tenderloin, frequented mostly
by respectable working people. The
man registered as ]. R. Steele of New
York. He arrived at the hotel about
O'clock Friday night and engaged
5Q-cent room. He carried grip,
which he refused to allow the colored
porter to carry to the room.
When detectives searched the room
today they found several yards of
slow fuse, number of decorating
caps, revolver, box of cartridges
in the grip, together with number Of
tools, and some clothing. There was
q suit bearing the tag of Chicago
clothing house and pair of overalls
marked with the name of Lynchburg,
Va, merchant. There was also way
bill for box shipped over the South
ern railway. AS Rolla Steele was re-
ported to have been in Chicago and
Lynchburg, the latter place within a
few days. the police say there is little
doubt as to the bomb thrower's iden-
tity.
Another Mrs. Steele. ST
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. III. R. Steele,
who 1t is alleged, wrecked the Fourth
Street National bank of Philadelphia
Saturday by throwing a bomb, and
who lost his life at the time, worked
here as concrete construction fore
man for several months, and wom-
an, who said that she was Steele's
second wife, and her 10-year-old son
were seen at their home today. Steele
left here Thursday morning early, tell
ing his wife that he was going to
Danyille, Va, to secure work on some
railway construction, promising that
she should hear from him by Saturday
night.
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WEST END ITEMS.

&aeEs.s-..a.Is.4ss....s.4. .es..S+.assS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Dain of Foster
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. Decker
in Rutledge.
ldr. and Mrs, Trowbridge of Chart.
ton have moved to 235 Clarence street.
The infant child G. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rupe of Rut1edge is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Erskine of Foster,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Erskine at the corner of Graves
anu West Main streets, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederickson f
Bolton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gillespie, GIG West Fourth street.
-.lr. and Mrs. Bawdry of .Hynes are
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Anguin on West Main street, Graves
town, being called tne-e by the acct
dent to Mr.. Aguin.
Richard Anguin the miner who was
SO badly injured by the fall of slate IN
Roseland mine Thursday is getting on
as well as can be expected from the
nature Of his injuries.
Mrs. W. H. Showry, who resides at
SIT Summit street, has undergone a
successful operation at the hospital
and is doins nicely.
Misses Maggie and May Richards Of
Fairyiew have returned from a visit
with frienas in Smoky Hollow.
Ben Ellis OF Fairyiew is making a
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sheriH's saIe.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue Of general execution, to me d.
rected by the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Wapello County Iowa, against
the goods, chattels, lands, tenements.
ETC., of p. e. Bruins. in favor of Jacob
Laskin, Trading as Jacob Laskin &
Co., PLAINTIFF will offer at public sale,
TO the highest and best bidder, for cash,
at the front door OF the Court House In
the City of Ottumwa Wapello County,
Iowa, on the 18th day of January, 1907.
between the hours of 900 o'clock a. M.
and 400 O'clock p. m. on said day. all
OF said -. e. Bruins right, title and in
interest In and to the following de-,
scribed property, situated in Wapello
County, Iowa, to-wit: All goods and
fixtures consisting Of shelving and furs
or all descriptions, l writing desk, 8
long tables, i heating stove, large
show case, sewing machines, l tall
or's stove, all contained in the two
story building known as No. lot West
Second street, in Ottumwa, Wapello
County, Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour of 1 80
p. m. Of said day
Witness my hand this 10th day Of
December, 1906.
]. H. Cremer,
Sheriff Of Wapello County, Iowa.
By G. I. Robinson, Deputy
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ELDoN.

Eldon, Jan. THE family Of Gabe
Daniels has gone to California for the
winter.
Rev. D. F. stiles is in Oklahoma
looking after his farm. Mrs. Stiles fill
ed his pulpit Sunday.
The school teachers who have beer
home during the holidays have return
ed and today the schools resumed their
labors.
Keller, j. Spillman j. Acton, John
Bechtell and Mrs. Anna Kane are all in
Ottumwa today.
Mrs. F. ID. Congdon and daughter
Ida. have returned home to Des Moines
The barn on Jeff Davis's farm five
miles down thes river was struck by
lightning this morning.
Earl G. Henry has returned to Des
Moines, where he is attending school
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LEGAL.
Notice-proof a. wiII

State Of Iowa, Wapello county IS:
To All Whom it May Concern: No
tiec is hereby given that an fnstrI-
ment in writing purporting to be the
last will and Testament of Elizabeth q.
Courtney deceased. was this day pro-
duced, opened and read by the under
signed. and that, have fixed Monday
the 4th dav of February 1907, as the
day Of hearing proof in relation there's
to.
Witness M official signature, with
the seal Of said court hereto affixed
this 9Th day of January 1907.
(Seal) Edwin DUNCAN
Clerk District Court.
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EAST END ITEMS.

rom Saturdays Daily.

l. AoiAA ioebtdtody Ddllys
Extends Sympathy to Bereaved. =
The sincerest sympathy of all the
employees of John Norrell & company
go out to the wife, aged mother, broth
ers and sisters Of the late Edward
McGrath, who was killed at the plant
last Saturday. Mr.. .McGrath was one
of the most popular men in the SER
vice of the company and in the East
End. He has been in the service of
John Morrell & Co. for ten years and
has risen step by step until he became
foreman of; the pipe-fitting gang, a
very important position. He was an
honored member of the P. M. A. A.
and was sincerely liked by officers
and men alike for his cordial and cour-
teous ways at all times. At the fun
eral services held on New Years day
at the Sacred Heart church, Father
James Foley paid an eloquent tribute
to his memory
New Years Party.
Miss Mabel Jennings was hostess
to a Humber of friends at watch
party Monday eevning. Tn, evening
was passed in music and games Re
freshments were served. The guests
were:
Misses Maude Miller, Franc Nc
Grath, Pearl SINNERS, Gertrude
Fuqua, Minerva Dubbert, Grace New
ell, Pearl Copple, Eva Gibbons, Ar
manda Logger, Carrie Jennings, Lulu
Hobbs.
Messrs. Harry Ray, Pearl Preston,
John Orman, Roy Collette, Ben Jen-
nings, Earl Preston, Jim Orman, Oscar
Logger, Conard Larson, John Benson,
Willie Gillans, Harry West, Jim Mon
govern.
Other East End Items.
Officers l. M. Davis and George
Blount were here on official business
last Friday
Mrs. Celia Langdale of the sausage
room, who was on the sick list last
Wednesday and Thursday is able to
be at work again.
Winfield w. West, an employe Of
John Morrell & Co. is very sick at his
home, $50 East Main street
B. Britain of Chicago, ILL.,, is here
this week setting up some machinery
for John Morrell & Co. and visiting
with his son, Joseph Britain.
A. T. Mckinney returned from Den
yer, Colo, last Saturday night after
an absence of several months in the
service Of the Western Packing Co.
of Denver, Colo. He assumed the du-
ties Of his old position last Monday.
Miss Lizzie Lee of the trimming
room is sick at her home, 1121 Hayne
street.
Jake Ammenheiser Of the trimming
room spent New Years day in He'd
erick with friends and relatives
Mike Motif, foreman of the box fac
tory, has bought the James Lawrence
place, IN miles east of the city and
will move on it March L, 1907.
Robert McFadden, who has been
away for months, has returned and is
at his old job in the cutting depart
ment.
Oscar Milquist received a bad cut in
the palm of his right hand last We'd
nesday. He is still unable to work
Andrew Hill, late street commission
er, who has been at work in Sioux
City, returned Saturday and began
work in the killing gang.
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cALANTHE LODGE INITIATES.
Popular Bloomfield Organization
Names Leaders for Year.

Bloomfield, Jan. 5.-Calanthe Lodge
No. 26. X. Of p, entertained at Their
castle hall Thursday evening with g
public installation Of officers, followed
by buffet luncheon. The following
officers were installed:
p. C.-John Gaines.
c. CDR. A. r. Gaumer.
V. ca. l.. Crawford.
Prelate--Carl Wolf.
M. of We. o. Spillman.
M. Of A.-Charles Miller.
K. Of r. and S.-Charles Surddy.
M. of F.-Harry Burchett. o.
M. of E.-John Kline
j. G.-J. A. Wilkinson.
o. CT. c. Young.
Trustee-H G. Leach.
Installing officer-H. G. Young.
Other Bloomfield News.
The first fire of the winter occurred
Thursday evening when the r. A. Dun.
lap building on the northwest corner
of the squars. occupied by Miss Una
Hederson's millinery stock was almost
entirely ruined by smoke, flames anG
water. The building was insured fol
$1,000 and the contents for $1,000. TIT
origin Of the flames is mystery, as the
fire started in the shelving near ths
middle Of the west wall.
The monthly luncheon Of the Friday
club was held Thursday evening witt
Mrs. r. C. Traverse as hostess. The
club met In the afternoon and spent {
few pleasant hours with the Literary
Leaders of Modern England" The les.
son was conducted by Mrs. A. H. For
tune. AT 6 o'clock the husbands ar.
rived and an excellent luncheon wa!
served. after which the evening wal
spent socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy of Min
neapolis, Mimi, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hardy's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Evans
Mrs. NJ Scranton, who has beer
spending the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Putnam, returned
Saturday to her home in Washington
Charles Graham of Blakesburg was /
business visitor in the city Thursday.
George T. Sewers has been seriousl,
sick for few days with hemorrhage o
the lungs.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley returned Frlda.
to her home in Keokuk, after spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. w.
Hamilton.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of Letters Remaining Unclaimed
at Ottumwa, Iowa, for the Week
Ending Dec. 20, 1905.
Women's List.
Carter Minnie Powell Lydia
Lewis Malinda Shields Mrs. Margaret
Moore Caroline Wilson Mrs Jane
Miller Mrs Hester. Walker Mrs Jennie.
Mems List,
Anderson w Knapp Jack
Berry John LATHE Harvey
Birch NJ Leach G C
Grow. w w Manter F II
Cox Roy Morrison John
Evan VIM Robertson ]
Fronson M RumIer Grover
Hayes w Stewart Walter
Harlan Henrw Terrell John
Wilson Emmett
Brown Book and sta. Co.
Fred w. Wilson, p
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TO HOLD CONVENTION.
Cabinet Officers of Epworth league
Assemble at Hedrick.

The cabinet officers of the Ottumwa
district Epworth League Will hold a
meeting at Hedrick converting this ev-
ening and remaining in session until
Monday morning. The meeting will be
held for the purpose of planning a pro-
gram to be given by the Ottumwa dis
trict Epworth League at the conven-
ton to be held at Sigourney some time
during the month Of June. Miss Mabel
Fl. Merritt, first vice president, and
John Mcneil, second vice president, Of
the district Epworth League, leave this
evening to attend the convention.
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Large raisins, lb .......... so
Water cress, bunch ........ s.
Colorado potatoes, bu....... 80
New Potatoes. bushel So. so@e5
Pie pumpkins $3.50. ...... 500
Cran3erries, quart........ 10. 12h@20
Cucumbers each .......... IL
Spanish onions. ps h.. 8
COcOanuGS ........... bW "
Homegrown cabbage, head =. SOLO
Shipped cabbage, lb.... o.
Head lettuce .............. ID
New bunch beetS ............. 10
Homegrown carrots. peck. IS
caulifower, each 1900. ao@2f
'elary. per stalk ........... ga .
Straw, per cwt ............ As
Clam shells. per cwt. ...... Is
Butter and Egps.
Sep. Creamery Butter ...... IS
Country butter, per lb.... 25@27h
Green beans, Ib........ -. 20
Rutabaga turnips, lb....... !
Sweet potatoes, peck ....... 80
New red cabbage. a head. SOLO
Hubbard SQUASH !. ........ 1o@lt
sBets. peck ................ ~
Parsnips. peck ........... Is
Wax beans, lb.. 20
Tomatoes h.. zoe, basket. .. 80
Sweet cider, GAL. .......... 26
Red Radishes, bunch ....... 10
Spinach. lib ............... 12h
Green onions, punches. Is
r ~, o's"9e basket ........ 10
Jack rabbit ............... II rs
Mackerel. ID. ........ 5000. 10
Pineapples, each .......... Csc
Oysters.
oysters, quart ............. 40
oysters. select .......... 80
Bunch lecture ..... ..... s
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CUPID KEEPS BUSY
DURING DECEMBER
COUNTY CLERK EDWIN DUNCAN
ISSUES FORTY MARRIAGE
LICENSES IN MONTH
Fifteen Permits to Wed Were Granted
on the Day Before Christmas and
Four On the Last Day Of 1eoe-The
List of Licenses.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Captain Cupid believes In celebrat-
ing Christmas with appropriate cere-
monies as well as gifts. He also puts
faith upon the starting the new year
right" proverb. In living up to his
ideas he is responsible for the sale by
County Clerk Edwin DUNCAN of just
forty marriage licenses during the past
month iof December, 1906. No less
than fifteen of these were disposed Of
to couples SO imbued with the Christ
spirit that they wished to make pres
ents of themselves on December Is.
Four were bought to fulfill New Years
resolutions, and the rest were scat
tered through the month with one or
two to almost every day. Following is
the list Of marriage licenses issued
during the thirty-one days of Decem.
Der:
Dec miss Title Chance and
Lloyd w. Smith, Miss Fannie M. But
Ter and G.. L. Carter.
Dec. S-Miss Martha A. Moore and
Walter D. Russell.
Dec. 5-Miss Mary M. Davis and j.
H. G. Anderson.
Dec. 10-Jennie j. Tenet and James
H. Welsh.
Dec. 11-Miss Gertrude L. Hobbs
and Smith Thomas, Miss Clara Dyer
and George H. Quick. Miss Mary Ehr.
man and B. j. Coffin.
Dec 12- Miss Emma M. Bauer and
Joseph r. Marsh.
Dec. 14-Miss Minnie May Clark and
William Ramsey.
Dec. 1S-Miss Jessie M. Cooper and
Il rho1 =
A. L. Bridenstine
Dec. l9-Miss May Angie Miller and
John F.. Dodge.
Dec. 20-Mrs. Jane Fligg and Pardon
G. Rich.
Dec. 22-Miss Edith w. Campbell
and Walter D.. Erwin.
Dec.-24-Miss Amanda Allen and
Ernest F. Ackerson, Miss Helen N
Beall and Charles 8. Reed, Miss Sarah
F. Marden and Willard Honn, Mrs
Sarah e. Dickerson and Francis M
Kerr, Miss Myrtle Mcintosh and H
Marshall, Miss Ella A. Williams and
David A. Steele, Miss Faith Alexander
and CHARLES Erdman, Miss Edith A.
Zentz and James b. Deshler, Miss
Francis Harter and Davie j. Cobler
Miss Ethel Sturgeon and Roy Harter
Miss Ruthie Cramblit and Edward Lip
pitt, Miss Mary Mills and William H
/ West fall Miss Lima Benedict and
Ernest Long, Miss Anna Rohde and c.
N. Foster, Miss Ina M. Criley and Earl
j. Currier.
| Dec. 25-Miss lea Greenland and
Clarence Blanchard.
Dec. 26-Miss Birdie A. Hart and
George ID. Harding, Miss Madge T.
Ferris and Glenn G. Findlay. Miss
Francis Twedell and Versal f. Wilson
Dec 27-Miss Stella E. Wallen and
| George III. Boyd.
Dec. 29-Miss Catherine Morris and
G. w. Pendergraft.
Dec. 21-Miss Emma Wh:cknacB
and Daniel L. Hull. Mrs. Clara A. Rubel
and Harry. F. N. Jacobs, Miss Marjorie
Grace Graham and ]. c.. Garretson
Miss Mary Schenot and John Scahill
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MuNTERvlLLE.

Munterville, Jan. Born. last. Mon
day morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. F,
Peterson, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson entertained
at elmer New Years day Misses Emily
Larson, Mabel Carlson, folly Isaacson
of Ottumwa and Frank Larson.
Gust Johnson of Colorado Springs
Colorado. is here visiting relatives.
Miss Pearl Smith visited with rela-
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE-HAvE 7S
farms listed in this vicinity, also sew
eral stocks of general merchandise.
If interested write or see me, as q
have good propositions to offer. e.
r. Robinson, Batavia, Iowa, over,
Iowa Savings Bank