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HIT EMAN.

Hiteman-Mrs. Mary Morgan died
at her home Saturday morning, after
suffering a short time Of asthma. She
was rs years old and leaves to mourn
her loss three sons and four daugh-
tiers, besides large number of grand
children and four great grandchildren.
The remains were taken to Mystic on
Tuesday morning for interment.
Miss May Evans left Saturday for
Pella, where she will attend business
college
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neirhbor have
returned from an extended visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Thomas Of Bux-
ton were called here Saturday by the
death Of Mr.. Thomas grandmother,
Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Emil Larson of Abba is visiting
relatives here.
Several people from here attended
the Ollepaw at Ottumwa last week.
Mrs James Baxter returned Monday
from visit in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. o. L. Canning spent few days
In Fairfield last week.
Miss Margaret Phillips left Saturday
for Monroe where she will make
visit with her brother, D. C. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stokes arc, the
proud parents Of a son born recently
H. g. Pagan Of Des Moines visited
at the r. x. Beerkle home last week
Mrs. William Powell Of Buxton Is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Rev. Clemens of Seymour has beer
holding special meetings at the Bap'
fist church this week.
Miss Martha Samuel left Thursday
for a visit with relatives in De!
| Moines,
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AMADoR.

Anador-Mrs. F. l.. Baker returned
Tuesday from visit in Kansas.
Mrs Allie Shields spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Peter Schwartz
Walter Abegg and Miss Clara Aber-
nathy of Blakesburg and John Phil
lips were entertained at the home or
e. Haning and wife Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. John Schwartz is very Ill at
present.
Mrs. Alex Martin visited Mrs. Laura
Baker Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella williams called on Mrs.
Fannie Haning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Haning visited one
day last week with Mr.. and Mrs. i.
@. Wellman of Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz were In
the county seat Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Williams visited
relatives near Ottumwa Sunday.
Roll Gosney and John Kent were IN
the county seat Saturday.
B,Iford Wellman is attending Com
merctal college in Ottumwa at pres
emit
Mrs. e, HanIns called on Mrs. John
Phillips Saturday
T. D. Williams was in BlaResburs
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Shields wore
entertained at the home of Charles
Schwartz and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Brook and daughter q
Waunego. Kansas, are visiting tn
formers daughter, Mrs. Frank Well
man.
Lee and Ray Phillips wers II
Blakesburg Sunday.
Harley and Spencer Smith visited
Leland Baker Sunday.
James Schwartz Is thinking of NOV
| ing to Ottumwa soon.
/ Misses John Phillips, e. Haning
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Enserta,ns sunday School Glass.

chariton.-Miss Maud Alternately.
pleasantly entertained the members 2.
her class In the Sunday school s8lasS
evening Light refreshments were
served, games were played and soma e
time was spent in a most enJoyaoie
manner
Miss Florence Brsden left yesterday
FOR two weeks visit with relatives
In Competine and Hedriok.
Miss Ellen Houston OF cheyenne,
wyoming, who had been spending tho
summer in Charlton with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Houston, and other reia-
tives, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Eggert retur 1I,en
Yesterday from ten days visit Will
relatives in Sheboygan, Wis.
Mrs. Minnie Davis Of Sewa1 Is visit
ing in Charlton with her father, =. q.
Redlineehafer, and attending the Unit
ed Brethren conference. -
Mrs. Tessie Berkman and little
daughter Of Lincoln, feb.. returned
home yesterday after a pleasant M, Vis Is
with her parents, MT. ana MRS. L.
Courier, and old friends. :.
Mrs. Thomas Gookin Of this city ana
daughter, Mrs. o. e. Scales of Benton
township, left yesterday for visit
with relatives in Larned, Kansas. !.
Mrs. Amanda Oden of CainsYile,
Mo-, arrived yesterday for visit with
her son. Press Odsn, a't1o .ali.A.yr ~, n ~.
sister Mrs. A. M. James, all OF White
breast township.
A. W. Palmer left last evening for
Lethbridge, Saskatchewan. Canada, on
business trip.
Mrs. W. s. Steele Of Des Moines re-
turned home last evening, after visit
In Lincoln township with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Scott. She also
attended the old settlers meeting last
week
MIH. Amanda Gregg returned to In
dlanola lest evening. after a weeks
visit with friends here, where she for
msrly resided.
| Mrs. Mary K. Martin and little
daughter, Era, returned yesterday from
three weeks visit with relatives IN
| Oklahoma
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ton at Brookheld. Mo-. as a delegate
from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hanson of Oconto,
Neb., are the guests Of relatives in this
vicinity.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hogan, who has been SO danger
ously Ill, is sligraly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fletcher of o.
kaloosa have been recent guests at the
Charles Coolidge home.
Miss Katie Attix Of KeosauQua Is
visiting Mrs. Flora Fritsinger and fam
lily.
Craig Proper has gone to Chicago
tn begin course In a. veterinary coll
lego.
Mrs. B. R, Vale and Miss Mary Vale
have -one to Monmouth, ILL.,, for visit
with Mrs. Wales mother. Mrs. Mary
Biddle. Miss Vale will go from there
to Mt. Ayr for visit with her sister
Mrs. Howard Tedford
Mrs. A. Mcdonald is visiting In Des
Moines with her son, Brown Mcdonald,
and wife.
j. K Wilson of Des Moines has
been spending few days at the II. ii.
Meek home.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark left yesterday for
Terrell, Texas. for an extended visit
with her sister Mrs Langwith, and
family.
Mrs. Ed Voightlander has gone TO
Osborne, Kansas, for a visit with rela-
tlves.
Mrs A. w. Palmer and children re-
turned home from Oskaloosa yester-
day
Mrs. James Eddy of Pennington
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Whitlocn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Easter of Abba
arrived yesterday for visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Winnie Hoot left yesterday
for Chehalis, Washington, where she
will make her future home.
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EDDYVlLLE.

Tddyville. tenant residence Of
Gervais Fails, occupied by Charles An
derson caught fire Friday morning,
but was extinguished by members OF
the family without an alarm being
turned in. No damage was done ex-
cept to the walls Of the house.
oaks belong Of Oskaloosa purchas-
ed r. B. Jagers interest Thursday in
the livery barn Of jaeger & Anderson
and will move his family here later.
Louis Lyon John McKirn and Walter
Heki returned Wednesday from South
Dakota, where they had been working
during harvest.
/. j. Talgame has moved from North
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Mrs. A. B. Gookin left
with her brother. Eugene Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peppers of
Centerville are visiting in Charlton
with Mrs. Peppers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Harrison. They expect to
go from here to Phoenix, Arizona,
Mrs. Austin Wright of Lucas re-
turned home yesterday after a visit Of
several days In Whitebreast township
with her daughter Mrs. Charles Loney.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson are
rejoicing over the advent of a son at
their home yesterday morning.
Mrs. w. G. Kittermon and children
the illness Of her sister Mrs George
Rowland.
Mrs. George erosion and children of
Lucas. who had been visiting In Char
iton with Mrs. Croston's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clouse, left yesterday
for Sapulpa, 1ninan Territory where
Mrs. Croston's husband has located
and where the family will reside in
the future.
Mrs. Robert Darrah and little niece
went to Creston yesterday to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mrs Robert Peterson went to Alton
yesterday to spend a week with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Nancy Bremen of Derby arriv-
ed yesterday for a visit with her
brother, Dr. T. w. Throckmorton, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans Of Lin
coin township were called to Cleve-
land yesterday by the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, who
had been Ill for several months with
a cancer.
Rev. M. G. Mum, pastor of the Unit
ed Presbyterian church. returned yes
terday from Keokuk, where he attend
ed a meeting Of the synod.
Mrs. W. K. Farmer and two little
daughters went to Ottumwa last even
ing to spend a few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Kate Cortelyow went to Des
Motnes last evening to spend week
with her daughter, Miss Della Courtle-
VOW, who Is teaching In the public
schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Selby have moved
to Des Moines where Mr.. Selby has
position in q barber shop.
Mrs. D. R. Plots and little son
Burdettc left last eevning for visit
Plots brother. o. q. Adams.
Howard, teachers In the Charlton
schools. went to Des Moines last even
ing for brief visit with friends.
The annual show and sale given b!
the members Of the Lucas County
Short Horn Breeders association
CLOSED last evening and was great
success. MANY fine cattle were on ex.
hihition and q large number were solo
for fancy prices.
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OAK HILL.

Oak Hill.-o. P. Moughler and wife
and William Riggs Of OttnmWa .haye
been visiting relatives and frlehos ia
this vicinity. o4,
Miss Nellie Roberts spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with relatives here:
The sale at Jerry Mustards was
quite we'll attended and everything sou
reasonably well.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Work made a
business trip to Bloomfield MONDAY.
The little son Of III Richardson Aas
been quite sick the past week. but IS
reported better now. .,o
Miss Gertrude Knecht attended the
street fair at Ottumwa Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle We're IN Milton
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hissem and
daughter, Gladys, visited Saturday ana
Sunday at the Abner Hissem home IN
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jerry Mustard and
family visited Sunday at the home OF
LATE Christy.
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LIE BANON.

I.ebanon.-Mrs. Isaac Prather of
South Ottumwa is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. g. B. Humphrey
R. L. Muir, s.. l.. Humphrey, Leroy
Pickett and Lewis Conner spent Tues
day at Keokuk.
Mrs. Eugene Harrison and children
left Wednesday for Illinois. where they
will visit relatives.
Born, to Mr.. ana Mrs. clifford War
ner Oct. 8, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Humphrey. Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Brown were in Milton
the first Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Snider and daughter and
Miss Emma Harrison spent Wednes-
day at Leando.
Mrs. ]. e. Guernsey and children re-
turned home Tuesday from Denver
Colorado, recently, after spending the
summer with Mrs. Guernsey's father
Charlie Nav.
v. L. Wilson Of Ottumwa spent 6
few days here the first Of the week.
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Fifth street to the Tim O'Connell prop
erty on North Sixth street.
Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Nelson Of Has
tings, Neb, Mrs. Ruth Chapman Of
Lawrence county, Ohia- and Mrs. Ma
ria Kimble Of Paris, ILL.,, are visiting
their cousins, Mesdames Mary Hall, G.
Briggs and Matilda Richardson, across
the river
Mrs. Addie Caldwell returned Thurs
day from Ottumwa,i where she has
been for some time taking treatment
for her eyes.
The Irma Opera company presented
the three act musical comedy "The
Adorable Fritzie," at the opera house
Thursday night.
Rev. w. S. Right of Salem visited
Eddyville friends Thursday.
L. Townsley and Mrs. 3. Mick and
families moved this week to the prop
erty Of Mrs. NJ. ]. Mater.
A. M. Lafferty has moved to the e.
M. Fausnaugh tenant property. Chas.
Garrett Is occupying the property va
Gated by Mr.. Lafferty.
Mrs. George Boyd, who lately re-
turned from Los Angeles, California,
is keeping house for her father, Mr..
Lafferty.
Eddyville.- Mr.. and Mts. Elbert
Roberts. Of Portland, Oregon, who
nave spent the past nV9 years IN Ans
ka, arrived Wednesday for visit with
the formers father. J. ]. Roberts. and
his brother and sister. ]. r. Roberts
and Mrs. Martin Emanuel.
Mrs. John Farrell, of Grays Creek,
is reported quito sick.
The Epworth League will give a
pumpkin pie social in the Oldhom
building Saturday. Various eatables
will be served.
Walter Heki Of Sand Ridge returned
this week from a trip to the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mayer have
been visiting relatives in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. vincell, Of North
Ninth street have been visiting at
| Miltan.
John Evans Of Hilton visited here
| Wednesday afternoon while enroute
| from a business trip to Oskaloosa.
Miss Grace Riggs Is reported quite
sick
Henry Johnson and nephew, the
| little son Of Will Banner of Beacon
haze been spending a few days at the
Samuel Williams home
Charles Stuber Of Waterloo came
down Thursday to spend few days
with his father, Phil Stuber. and his
brother. w. NJ. Stuber.
Joseph Roberts Of Ottumwa has
been visiting relatives in this v1cin-
| ity this week.
Mrs N. H. Padgett Of near Kirkville
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs John Ev-
ans at Hilton.
Mrs A. H. Iatirner and child of Ma
son City, are guests of Mrs. Latfmer's
father, II. G. True.
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SELMA.
Se1ma.-Sunday, Sept. 90, Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Oliver celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary. and as it
was Mrs. divers birthday a surprise
was planned by her daughters by hav-
ing friends and relatives bring their
dinner and spend the day. All spent a
very pleasant time. These present
were. Mrs. William Wilson and daugh-
ter, KaSie and Laura and Master
John; Mrs. John Howard Of Batavia;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hutton and chill
dren Ruby, Ryndol. Grace, John, Dam
ME and Willie; Mr.. and Mrs Dan Hut
ton; Mrs. Catherine Hutton; Mrs.
Mary Smith and Master Owen of Lib
ertyville; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith
and baby, Margaret; Miss Irene Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Smith and Master
Carl: Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Simpler and
Master Melvin; Mr.. and, Mrs. Harry
Hendrix and daughter, DeN,: Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel fisherman and daughter.
Edith: Mr. and Mrs. George McCleary,
daughter Gladys, and Master Floyd.
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Bad Fire Prevented.

Tyrone-Ths farm home OF James
Roney came very noar going UP In
smoke last night at late hour. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. but 1t
had gained considerable Roadway
when discovered by one Of the family,
in the sleeping apartments above the
stairs. A call for help ives made over
the telephone and in few moments q
large force Of neighbours were at hand
and by heroic work saved the building
from complete destruction,
Gus Malone, who has been Ill for
some weeks past, Is recovering slow
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sullivan enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Daily last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily returned to their
home In British Columbia Saturday.
Jerry Mullin Of Melrose was in town
Thursday looking after the poultry
business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Feehan entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. Coffin Of Chicago. Ill,
at their home south OF town last
week
The school at this place opened last
Monday with Miss Mae Conway as
teacher.
Mrs. P. Mahoney was an over Sun
day visitor at the home Of Mr. aad
Mrs. Patrick O'Brien in Weller.
r.. l. Wilson was an Abba visitor
Monday, whore he was called py I'm
portant business
w. T. McGrath,. who was tnjur 90
some weeks ago while working on tht
Tyrone school building, is recovering
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Summers and
son, William, returned home Monday
after three wteks' visit at their ole
homo in Hancock county. H., where
they mingled with old acquasntances
and they report an enjoyable time
Rev. p. J. Gaule was an Ottunws
visitor Monday.
Charles Kellogg has moved to the
DR.. Avery property south of town
| where he will make his hme this win.
ter.
James coady lost a valuable hors'
| lightning.
w. T. McGrath was transactins
business in Melrose Tuesday
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Walnut Twp. Association Meets.

Seymour-The Walnut Township
Sunday School association will hold
convention Sunday afternoon and
evening. The afternoon session will
be held In the Baptist church and the
evening session at the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The Centerville high school football
team will play the Seymour high
school team here next Saturday after
noon. A reception will be given in the
evening at Llewellyn hall under the
auspices Of the "Nightlngales.'
DR.. G. c: Williams of Lucerne, MO.
has been visiting at the DR.. I. M. Max
we'll home.
The senior class Of the Seymour
high school has elected the following
officers: President. Edna Allison: vice
president. Nolia Hoschar; secretary,
Edna Ferguson; treasurer, Nellie JAM
ison; pianist, Ernest Donald.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church have
been serving lunch at some of the pub
lie sales in this vicinity, the proceeds
to be used toward the new church
building.
The Foreign Missionary society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church met
with Mrs. Susie Eckles Wednesday
afternoon
Mrs. J. M. Schafer Of Forest Grave,
Oregon. is here for an extended visit
at the home of her father, T. P. Red
dick.
Frank and John Roach of Buda.
Neb., stopptd off on their return trip
from the Jamestown exposition to visit
their mother, Mrs. Joseph Carroll.
George Stamps Jake Nye and Ed
Austin, who had moved with their
families to different parts of Colorado,
are all coming back to Wayne county.
T. NJ Perkins returned last week
from an extended visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Rose Knowlton, Of Hot
Springs, 8. D.
P. A. Keller has purchased Andy
Gump's town property and Will move
| to town Mr. Gump is talking Of NOV
ing to Fairfield.
A. J. Morrison and daughter. Mrs. B
i M. Moore of Washington, Kansas, are
visiting at the home of j. H. Morri-
| son.
Mrs. Frank visited in A1lerton this
week with her sister, Mrs. ]. r. Leigh
| ton.
Gertie Tenant Of ottumwa is Wis.
! ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. N
| Tenant, this week.
John Bansman and family returned
| Tuesday from Ottumwa. where they
visited friends and attended the one
paw festival.
J. Il. Ware of Shawnee. Oklahoma
who was Superintendent Of the Sey
mour schools some thirty years age
visited with friends here the first 0
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. O'Neil Of Gallatin
Mo, stopped off here Tuesday after
noon for short visit with the j.
4 Varney family. They were on thei
| way to Chicago. where they will visi
relatives.
Rev A. B. Whitmer preached hi
/ first sermon in the Methodist Episco
pal church Sunday and made goo
impression on his audience.
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stockport.

Stockport. T. Harlnn and wits
left on the evening train for visit to
Ohio and Indiana.
John Harlan ana wife are visiting
MT. Harlan's son in Atlanta, Ga.
Isiah Harlan has gone on an ex-
tended visit in the east.
Ross Rheatley of Fairfield was on
the streets Of Stockport Saturday.
NJ. l. Shellnan has gone TO Kansas
to purchase stock hogs.
The merchants Of Stockport were
compelled to put on extra help Satur-
day in order to accommodate their
customers.
A large delegation went from here
to Keokuk to see the President and
visit the Gate city.
T. c. Day returned Friday from
Cooperstown. N. p. He is not very
well pleased with that part Of the
country.
q. W. Day Of Keosauqua was call
er ct Stockport last week.
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VISIT with DR.. and Mrs. Duffy in Tren-

VISIT with DR.. and Mrs. Duffy in Tren-
ton, Mo.
Mrs. Martin was suddenly taken Ill
Monday evening. but is somewhat I'm
proved at present.
Mass Gertie Jacobs visited few
days recently In Highland Confer with
her sister, Mrs Eva Utterback, and
returned home Wednesday.
A number from here attended the
soldiers reunion in slgouruey We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Crabb visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. william whitening Sun
day.
Miss Tenie Wisemon taa been some
what Ill for a few days. but Is better at
present
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DUDLEY.

Dudley.-Mrs. j. NJ. Wilkens died at
the Wilkens home one-half mile north
east Of here last Friday afternoon. She
was 63 years Of age. She is survived
by her husband, one son, two daugh-
tiers, one sister and one brother The
funeral services were conducted at the
Columbia church yesterday afternoon.
interment being made in the Stodghill
cemetery
Mrs. j. E. Eyre, who has been quite
sick for some time, is reported some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs S. P. Wolf and daugh-
ter, Hattie came up from Ottumwa
Saturday to attend the Wilkens fu-
neral.
Harry Robb was county seat Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Mazie Stodghill returned home
Saturday after visit with friends IN
Ottumwa.
Esther and Robert Kendall returned
to their home In Ottumwa Sunday
evening on No. 4, after u short visit
with relatives near here.
Alice Stevens of Ottunlwa spent
Sunday at the parental Ezra Stevens
home.
Beatrice yenator. who is attending
school in Ottumwa. spent Sunday 81
home.
Victor Kendall OF Ottunwa returned
home today, after a several days visit
with relatives In this neighborhood.
Ezra and Thomas Stevens were re-
cent county seat visitors.
Mrs. James Gaultry returned hom
Saturday after visit with relatve
In Ottumwe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gustafson VISITED
| with relatives near Munterville Sun
| day
| Alex Peterson was a passenger t
| Otturnwa Saturday evening on NO. 4.
Miss Fay Stevens Of Ottumwa re
turned Saturday evening. after a fey
days visit with relatives here.
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KEOSAUQUA.

Keosauqua-Dr. Ed Holbert and
son. Dwight. Of Edna, Mo, visited
over Sunday with Mr. Holbert's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Holbert.
Miss Mary Minnick and Mrs. Sarah
Riddell are VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. But
Ter Beer at Keokuk.
Misses Alice and Amy Cheney were
home over Sunday from Mt. Pleasant.
where they attend college.
Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Ream are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. c. Daugh-
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HAY ESvlLlE.

Hayesvilie.--Mrs. Mittie Stevens and
Mrs Fora Carson visited with Mrs.
Hankhammer and daughter Wednes-
day afternoon.
business Visitor here this week.
Mrs. Dosier is quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Utterback re-
turned home Saturday, after q brief
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wrtoh- BLACK wEDDiNo.
Prominent Young Pc pie Married at
Knoxville, Rev. Lee Vincent
Officiating.

Officiating.' ~
Kirkvule-At the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Black, Of Rrkville, Wednesday even
ing at s O'Clock. began the ceremony
which united the lives Of Frank G.
WEIGH and Miss Edna Belle Black In
the bonds Of holy wedlock.
Miss Hoass Of Abba, Q cousin Of the
groom, played the wedding march as
the bridal party took their places be.
meath the beautifully decorated arch
way leading to the par1or. Rev. ".
Lee Vincent pastor OF the
Kirkville Presbyterian church,
spoke the solemn words which
united these two lives In the
founding of home. The bride wore
white silk dress. She Is a young
woman of beautiful character, person
al attraction and Of high attachments,
and brings to her home the culture
and refinement and moral worth III
bespeaks for it true happiness.
The groom. the youngest son OF
and Mrs. =. G. WEIGH, Is young I'm
of sterling integrity and Is one OF tfh5
rising young farmers Of Iowa. Thesea
young people are admirably suited and
begin the new relationship with the
highest anticipations Of their friends,
from whom came almost numberless
messages and tokens of consratula-
lions and esteem. The occasion was
one Of the most happy events OF the
season, not only in the personnel OF
the contracting parties, but also N
the fact that It marked the union OF
two well and favorebly known fam
| lies of this community.
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sIeouRN EY.

sigourney--Dr. Lloyd Schipfer left
Monday morning for Colfax. where he
will locate.
town Monday paying his taxes at the
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte.-M Nettie Israel Is at
tending the national P. e. o. conven-