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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
gtaar man ! Gprgc baIpt ON BAH

ytuui uhht ' S'pAgt bAipA ~" Ss+>N
bar iect paa uSoonbrtngrn iom ct
Srbe % Ell 2anbslilptfe, % llbtalel.
ier | ben 8etuins er fremfommet I
Den rorife Bresle, bar pi n~Spunoreoe
f@t os mere eler minbre iIbe bersrt
Serui % life iieIben eioet bore Ssle.
ier 2uft / itrenee 9ornme ODER nor
tie Sor3pIbe, Der ! mere enb en- Ser'
ieeIoe foreton os iaa TRANCE, at bert
Ina en- maturing Opfuroring til at
forIaSe 9am6et. 0g bog, bpab er
iermbeu natltrIisere, EMO at man
berbiennne / Rorge bar retop oer
nusnrte Opfutning Of nbpauorinacn?
SrIirber os after Sltittoer al San.
tets fraitigte llngoom forIaSer boert
4dr bets gpgber % gper. 9uu lfne
SteSer er Der mart life mango nos
igien til at fua ubfsrt Oct nsopenSige
Irfeibe pou 8onrbene til De rtte z.
ber 9enne itabise l%lbtapning bar
paa mango os fOrifieliee @toaoer iat
Rerfer eTter ifs, % bporIeoes man
en5 yer pan Sueer, iuu maa III bel
ale inbrsmne, at bpoo Der Der fan
tare brret en- 8inotng for llSoan'
freren IeIo, bet er bIeoet ct fsleIigt
Sdb for SrOreIarSet. @eer bette or
ruturIig0is tngeu @rlrnb til, at De
lloounOpoe ioIr inabom ftIoe rin9e'
aetss | fit Ss6eim1b, % radr Der /
4urse al og til bar o9ret ifreoet BE-
fIager cper Den itore llbitrsmnin8,
fan betpoer ba bette gIeSeIigoiS bel.
Terrific, at man iotu &egeI nGrer no.
gen lrotIie MOB be Rorife / Imcrifa.
9et betDScr hnl. at mani 9elit iaa, 1T
2orrSets gtrbeioSfroTt forbIeo Der.
tieHuIe % font Den iGorere Soro til
gobe. % BETTE er, ION iagt, life at
ANDRES ooer. Der par 9nuife nit og'
ina Ell Si0, 6a norfe Ratrioter, or'
jenhig forOi De mongIe0e @OUen til
at hune file bige Eiug ira HOer.
orbre, los baaut ON De u6onn.
bre0e, noar 0e ! @irfcIigheber blot
tRrrfte pan Oct bctluBeIige / ieIoc II D.
punortngeu; men Seu Sio or
nh fcrbi. Oct er fun 0er rtpumeoe
8IGiert5e6 oq @orueytbeo, iont emo.
M Of % til trGffcr forQgtcIigt poa
ShflSereu 40 Rorqe5 u0Oar6re6e
8srr % IGSer frGrfatoe Gro iaI6e
ON Dem, naor De eiter Gpue % Sci.
IigbeS isger at gioe llStrpf for lin
aiRrligbeo Ill Rorge eGer Gp6e6m.
BEN. I6en bisie eulige 8eitcr OF life
parc iitnno til at ioritprre bct CODE
5orboIO % Dem ,be6re GontaaeIic
lem mi boloer pad OF fomme iitonr
meaem gtoromGno paa besge SiSey
Sa5et. Seleritfe bsr noget ubeu,,
6igt Gr6, Der ntaat1e baue npret 10.
tall fra 0orf, 4merifanereS Sibe
Der ian Sob til at IRsge iig bGmmeR
DC | 8eien-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
4por ,ta,tge 0dnge on Maret
uilOe DIT pare piutg til at betale
5 Gcnts Siunett for paalioeli9
Strait?

N1oen Evil nianee Gsange. 5or at
fbrebbe Sober, Nlnle Sober, fage Beo,
bnffe og fbele Mats, fjerne Gntpr,
puntpe 8anb, ftuntnie Slpbe, fioe Nebffa.
Der o.fu.. girfefis mango ganee, % naar
BIZ trenser ben, trenser ou ben rber, OPP
bofo.
GnI. II. c. GasoIiumaittne piI HafIe faas
ban Rraft en- 8sSeres.& Raffine,
for Gifentpel, oil ftaf7e ftse iaa resen &raft
ION TIE Seier, % for en- Cmfcinitng al 8
Gents Etnten, % ben oil altib bore ube,
itadr eu snffer ben og ferbts for arbetbe
faa lQnge % iaa haarbt bu Snfter bet. Su
behsper life at sjpre 8arme = tfie engane
at itrnge en- Sprtiffe = for at fatte en- /.
II. {. Maiftie isone. Glt BY bar at sisre
er at Lutte en- Iiotn aobning, dabne 8r1n,
bepentiIen, gtpe Outlet ct Gar Sptng meb
9oanoen, % itrafs er ben isans, arSeiber
INTERNATIONAL HARy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
gencsueIn bar after baot en- Repo

@encsueln bar after baot en- Iepo.
luton, men 6enne Sang pareSe ben
fun off,irat / otte Gage. s 2sbet al
oenne St6 bIeb nemIig 8epoIutionenS
Geoer % belle bans Scr" ereeberet
no of &erben. 9enne 2eber, Gene
raj BareOes, meo Ell "arme" poa IS
Wano bIep taget tiIiauge at Gegie.
ringenS trooper, inben De ififfeIig
fit BuItcn for fig, inoiat / 5pngIIet
/ 9oroncoS uu6er iterf @~epogtuin9
% bIeo itrar efter ifu6t. Regjertn.
gen ~forflarer Sogen iaoIeoeS, at
"Sprererre omfom unoer Sorigg
pna at unofomiue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

3pe Ssser % samle. Sra 8ranS
Sorts, &orS Safota. mebbeIes, at
/ Den fore Fanoinoniffe BOG.
tiamIiug, iom man bar erbperpet for
Stotsuniperiitetet, er oeiaa en- Del
aainIe isIanoife gsger = fra Sioen
Ienee for goatrptferfuniten blep op.
funSet. De er itrepue meo SrebIoo
% bel bepareoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Sra uolanoet.

Zen npe Tuna. Oct ifoI nu aae.
rebe bare a~oStaiort, at TIE Sieroe,
barter al Den npe Rissoumas Deb.
Icmmer piI bare @csierinsens 1soo.
itanoere; meooeIeS fra Ct. Geters.
burg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

Sorbrltget al StentliI / Sranfriae
bar iiben 1900 piit en- aanife paaiaI.
hcuOe uioronberIig Saitbeo. Oct bar
for bpert Iar u6giort As NtiiIioner
Cons meo Iiot Here eler liSt iGrre
SunSpeoehriener SertiI. st frauif
@ao uptaiter Oct Sppr9Smaal, ON
bette ifpISe$, at man aIlereoe bar be-
Gpnot / iterre uSitrGfnins of onpenoe
"Sc boiSe Stenfi,I", oct oil iigc Sos
iefaIbeneS @attbfraft, eIer ON Def
itotiouQre a%liIforbrus ~inorere ifplbes
Sremitriot | 9r9roebeipareIien. Ger
benpiSes til, OF Sammenlieninger
nteo DC tiIiparenSe Sorbolo ! llolah.
oct trnSe nare al flor Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Gm mpSia %aur. Sra Ct. BE.

~tcrsburg me6oeIes, at Sprit gaul
9oIgorollfoff, 2eoeren af aaoetpar.
tiet eller De iaafaIote fonititutioneae
Genofrater, forIeben enitemmig bIep
bortoiit fra ben feiierIige gadtfll,b
paa @runo al bans resieringsfienot.
lige agitation. Seroper bIep Spriten
ioa forbitret, at ban loorbreoe bper
eneite Ell al SIubbens @teolemmer til
Guel, WeOIemmerne ipefulerer I'LL
baarot paa, ON DC ifol moStoge oen.
ne Observation-Disclosures eler eli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

-er ferbis til at bialpe paa burorebe
Naaber.
StGus % betrxi, bpor mango @onae bu
funbt bape. benpttet en- laaoan befpem Wa.
fine ben iibife use for GffempeI.
Der burSe bore en- gasclinemalfine pca
bner Tarm. @nten bet lfal bIi en- /. H. c.
GosoIinmaifir,e efer en- aitben paa bin
1arm, en- fpr big at ajaipre, men bet nil
tssns lis pei Toy Sts at Isrs On, ben iimpls
fsr tu ftpber. Set pif fsu1ie ia at Hnbe
ub, bppr let be Srtpes, bpor tibet 4rpbert
be atper, hpor sfpnoHtiiie | BRIG al Branb.
Eel, boor ltor &raft, be tan itaffe, % bppr
iterte % Durable, be Ct.
Oct of ISrrne iis at iinbe ub bisfe Eins,
og Raabet at filoe benz uo er at henpen6e
lie III Dor 2~ofalasent eIer ftripe efter en-
aatalog.
,EGmEn nnMnA~ ON MHr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
8iuimc GarSncei, Ben bersnte ito.

Iicnife 9igter iom oeoe / Bologna
oen t5be Sebri,ar, blep bearaoet Den
1Sbe unber umaaoelis Seltoaelie oN
imponcren6e Gcremonier. ale Of.
fentIige 9peniuger % mango pripote
bar oroperet / fort, % be tprtbte SO.
6eIoqtcr por omounoet meo Sprge.
flor. WiIitpre gGre8beotsniuger blep
poet 0cu abode al en- Sroppeafbe-
ling. Gmfrina 10000 Reunefer
operpar Observation-Disclosures
Songen bar reprGienteret al lin Set
fer YrirS Iictor emmanuel, 8rcpc
al Surin, bertiI par tiIitebe Niniitre.
Scnotprer, &eprpientonter for 8lrnit
% 2iteratirr % 9eputercoe fra ole
&onter al StnIteu. gnteOronnin8en
icnotc Ell pGloig aranS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Gn pGIbia Concentration / M {


8abefirfen og or Sranfrig bIeo /
Ssnbags ioraritaItet / Rom. $4,000
Ierioner mari6erebe / Sptog glen.
mem 8aberne til Wartpriiloiofen
@icroano grunoS Mtonumeut, bpor
80 aranie bIeo nebIast, % berefter
til a~opttoIiet, bpor De planteoe BET
robe Stag paa Wtidel angeIoS be-
rsmte 9aIfou, oe boorfra Der boIbteS
poIbiomme Saler imob Sattfanets
Iolitif. Megieringen babe taget
enereiife SorbolbSregler for at uno'
gaa ole Sla9s llbebaeeIigbeoer. Sc.
lie Spens 8arniion bar UNDER gaa'
ben, % oue @ober, Tom leber til 90.
tifanet, bar afIp9rret al trooper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Sapancierne fpmmcr.

O"v" ' 10 NJ
paneiiffe Srigsifibe, iom ifaI repro.
icntere Sapan / ben internationaIe
8~lanSereop peo SarneStotpn peb lto.
itiIiinscns aobnine / Nat, ofreiier
ira Sofio omIrins 28oe Sebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
sGtua. ben Itore guIfon noo cir;

sGtna, Den tore gi,Ifon paa Sici.
lien bar | Oct iioite beepnot at piie
2egn paa llro, ~teIcsraieres ira "a.
rrntino. @aoOe De Iooere og De
sDcrite aratere bar beapnot at lioien.
De itore @aSier al Rag. os 9efolf.
ningen frpgter for, at ct uSbruo fore.
itanr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

= g parnt geir b9noer bet at Sdruepuoen bGoer for bIbo % gper
fro ia for megen 5arne. 8 iaa SIfRloe MAJ enoeI uf ben uoerHb1
sise 5arpe iuses up peO Sialp at ct stpfte 9rGtpaptr, eaer man
fan bielpe fig neb ct stpfte Guispapir.
On S~drpspuoe pl bare / fere aur. Sfulbe benz 9gbet al to
eurr tire Gar bIue uoset for tpr, iaa fan man blot orpppe pa en-
Sraobe 8lpcerin ps ben bill blipe lie iaa COB ipn M isru.
Saar man life spbt afrpt ben forne Gang, ia fUriss i8en.
Cat stempelet Iabt neS paa Eapret, euer IGt ben enc SIDE no
fsrft, pa brus ben Yaace, JON paSier beoit. Srpt buerfen for baarot
eler for lpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
oil
GUNNISON. SANPETE CO.,
UTAH, U. 8. A.

Cpenfuuenre 9esntna pier N Ell Subbrirmpl meO &aon Oa abresie
FAINT 9arpepupe. Gu ladbau "8ubberfamp" er unlmtnbeus nph9 mango Tt
irlbe, baabe ipr 0eturuerius al Srepe, inn life er tOmmen aOresinan ibenbs
iamt Tom Stenpet paa SreOe W6ansen en- frtuer pfe 1T NaOn me9et utDoel9t.
Itsbeber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
st iaaoaut "SutFt" isnbes ion grenie nso SlaOet for ct aars
Notwithstanding % iem Gents crtra til at betals
Yprto, Gonpolnt us S~nbpafning.

Sps life bet lube 8ssb 81 80 inDVnbes. uG en- gramebOs bue fnb
inebetipr 0apneismpeL @rfartns bar lGrt ps at pt life Tan Nnoe Napnefenpe
mo SGabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Return In Ten Days to
Ole Glemstad,
R3, Box "a, Waukon, iowa.

John Anderson,
STANLEY, N. OAK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
ssts aarsaas

INTERNATIONAL HAEvEsrE nas S9 4 n q, AMERICA, CHICAGO. U s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
mssa.. sssrtsr. Hraans. Z soar'rF

rS1xsxp Ar acoSp Class n1TTyR JUN isTH Ut
AT NE Poer oryIcR Al DEBORAH. IOWA VNphh III
ACT on coSea1zs or MAhcz Sd 1887.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
IOWA.

Washington Star.-Today there are
two Hawkeyes in the cabinet. and one
of them is suspected of presidential
aspirations. In the senate Mr.. Allison
and Mr.. Dolliver are among the lead
ers, the former senior of large per-
formances, and the latter a Junior of
unusual promise. Mr.. Allison is one
Of the safest of councillors, while Mr..
Dolliver is one of the most attractive
of orators. The governor of Iowa is a
national figure by reason of his atti.
tude on the tariff. Mr.. Cummins is
revisionist of so much courage that he
has come to stand at the head of the
republicans who want the Dingley law
brought UP to date, and as a result is
sometimes mentioned in connection
with the presidency.
Just now the question of successor
in the senate to Mr.. Dolliver is on the
cards. The senator aspires to succeed
himself, and outsiders wonder little
at rumors that he may have to fight
for the place. No man of late years
has more favorably impressed himself
on the senate or the country in one
term. He has borne his share of the
debates, and has spoken with distinc-
ton On all of the leading topics. He is
personally popular and much admired,
aud both his talents and his tastes
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
CLASSICS FOR NEWS READERS

once IN While 1t is necessary to
break in new reporter and then for
a few weeks it keeps everyone in the
office busy watching his "stuff" to see
that he does not violate any of the
time honored ethics of newspaperdom
Occasionally an old head in the bust
ness will light his pipe and reel off
something that seems just trifle in
congruous in the columns of a news
paper, as witness the following out
burst that appeared a few days ago in
a reputable Iowa daily:
1T was a night to WOO one to the
easy chair, to pass the hours under
the lamp with a favorite author. With
out the rain beat upon the pavement
and the lights f1ickered fltfully and the
damp air chilled to the marrow. etc,
etc."
Rather smacks of Laura Jean Lib.
by, doesn't It? But it was merely In
tended as criticism of theatrical
performance, and after wading through
two paragraphs, something was said
about. the show
And the new reporter is not the only
parsonage who requires watching.
The out of town correspondents write
things sometimes that do not get into
print. Here is a sample from an agri-
cultural district not many miles from
Ottumwa:
Found by Martha Pugh, Thursday
afternoon, very valuable diamond
ring, which she found in the COW
shed, where some hay had been clean
ed out of wagon bed in which Doug
las Gossage lost his wife's ring on
March "a, 1905. Mrs. Gossage can
receive her ring by calling for it,
Don't blame the metropolitan papers
for writing funnygraphs from items
printed in the less metropolitan press.
It's temptation that's hard to resist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
HOW GEORGE WASHINGTON
NEEDED A BARREL

From "The Scars of War;" by John
D. Wells, in the February Metropoli-
tan magazine.
The old courthouse had been re-
placed with new one, though very
creditable sentiment prompted the
citizens Of Spottsylvania to make it Of
the same architecture as the old. BY
a great effort the old county records
we're preserved, and survived the war
records, antedating the Rebellion by
a hundred years or more. One, dated
1865, cites that:
"Marye Scott and Clarissa Drury
have thys daye been made to receive
fortye and sixtye lashes, respectively,
for stealing the clothes of one George
Washington, Gentleman, whilst said
George Washington. Gentleman, was
in washing in the Rapidan river"
All who in youth sat at the head Of
the parental table and confronted a
steel engraving of the dignified Father
of His Country, may cry out in protest
against sending the decorous Wash
ington home In barrel. But Spott-
sylvania county has the records to
prove it!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
AN uNFAvoRABLE MARKET.

Rightly or wrongly, the public Will
not submit to the doings and abuses OF
some of our great railroad magnates,
and in the efforts to counterfeit them
revenge will sometimes play a greater
part than Justice says Henry Clews
In his weekly market letter in which
he states that although there are no
clouds in close range anywhere, yet
he sees a prevailing downward tenden-
cy in the market.
There is altogether too much truth
in the recent assertion of J. j.
Hill that the railroad facilities of the
country are totally inadequate for
present requirements" says Mr.. Clews.
"Mr. Hill is authority for the state
,ment that American railroads will
need 5,5OO,0O0,0O0 spent upon them
during the next five years This is at
the rate of $1,100,000,00o per year
Quite singularly enough, this latter
sum nearly equals the amount already
issued, or intended to be issued dur
ing the current year; since figures
have been published which show the
amounts recently authorized and is
sued to have reached about $1,000,000,-
900. This week Northwest announced
stock issue Of $25,000,000. Chesa-
peake & Ohio is expected to shortly
come into the market with an impor-
tant issue of short time notes, one Of
the eavorite means of raising railroad
capital under present adverse condi-
tons Another report is that Southern
Railway will shortly arrange for $780,
100000 of new capital. Atchison is
said to be in need of s5o,ooo,oOo;
while Erie, New York Central, New
Yory, New Haven Hartford, Lehigh
Valley, Seaboard Air Line, Pittsburg
& Lake Erie, Canadian Pacific, Great
Northern and other roads all promise
to soon come into the market with
heavy demands for new capital.
I'VE are thus rapidly approaching a
period when the market will witness
a contest between the natural influ-
ences of supply and demand on the one
side, and the very powerful cliques
on the other, who are already heavily
loaded with securities, yet compelled
to shoulder the burden of marketing at
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
ABINGDON.

Abingdon, Jan. 21.-A sled load Of
yuong people of this place attended
literary at Bellville Thursday night.
All report a fine time.
r. D. Caldwell Is still in poor health.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
McCreery is said to be very sick with
lung fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smith visited
at the home Of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Conner. Friday. Hal
ley Conner returned home with them
for few days Visit.
Miss Rena Wilson of near Batavia
is here visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Black were BUSH
ness callers in Fairfield Friday.
OFT Davis and daughter. Ina, were
callers in Fairfield Thursday.
We are having fine sleighing.
c. D. Mcpherson Of near Fairfield
was in town recently.
Curt Myers and Wilson Gobble were
business callers in Fairfield Friday
Charley Edmunds and James Linder
were Abingdon callers Thursday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
STRONGER BUILDING FAVORED.

STRONGER BUILDING FAVORED.
The American Institute OF Archi-
tects at its recent convention iii Wash
ington, took steps to impress upon the
government the necessity of carrying
on tests on large scale and establish
ing standards of effectiveness and
strength of building materials
The consensus of opinion among the
leading architects present seemed to
be that in the fireproofng of buildings
it was more desirable to use a ma
terial that has acquired its strength
and could be tested as perfected
unit before it's Introduction into the
structure, instead of using something
that, like concrete. had actually to be
manufactured in the process of con-
structing the building and that could
not possibly be tested until the build
ing's completion.
An editorial IN the American Archi-
tect, the organ of the American Insti-
tute of Architects, that has caused
much comment and serious thought,
and that was written just after the
four consecutive collapses of concrete
buildings that occurred within a.
month, says:
Building with concrete, whether re-
inforced or not, is an undertaking not
to be attempted rashiy, but prayer
fully. and the petition for salvation
should never be so iterant as when the
temporary wooden supports are about
to be remoy ed. But the architect who
allows himself to use reinforced con-
crete without having given to the ma
terial and methods such serious study
as will justify his belief that he has
actually mastered them, the architect,
that is, who is willing to take
chances" with the lives of mechanics
and the capital of his employer should
be held entitled to full membership in
the criminal classes"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
MoULToN.

Moulton, Jan. Civ. F. Garrett re-
turned from district court at Charlton
Friday.
Abner Wells and aughter, Georgia
)left Friday for Downing, Mo-, to visit
relatives and friends.
James r. Barley returned Friday
from a successful Chalk talking tour
through the great lakes states.
Robert Pirtle Of West Grove visited
his sister, Mrs. Guy Marshall, here
last week.
Paul Killion visited his brother
Floyd Kilion. in Centerville Satur-
day.
James Buddartt of Coatesville, Mo-.
visited his friend, G. L. Bavord Friday
l.. q. Atherton and wife OF Center
vile, visited Mrs Atherton's sister,
Mrs. j. G. Rogers, last week.
William Messman has arrived here
from Chapman, Kansas, to visit rela-
tives and friends. He went to Mendoza
Saturday to visit relatives.
A sled load of young people took a
ride to the home Of Charles Peterson
~ miles west Of town Friday night
The DeArmand company, the third
number Of the lecture course, was hero
Friday evening They showed them
selves to be superiors in their profess
sion.
Miss Efie vorhis spent Sunday in
Bloomfield
Nolen Gale Of Ottumwa spent Sun
day at the parental Joseph Gale home
here.
Ira Powell was a Udell visitor Sum
day evening.
Born, Saturday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wright. daughter.
Floyd Killion was here from Center
vile Sunday visiting relatives.
At union meeting of all the congre-
cations Of the different churches of the
city. Rev. Cooper, the district Anti-Sa-
loon evangelist of Abba, spoke to an
immense audience at the Christian
church Sunday night, concerning the
Beverage Liquor Traffic of Iowa"
The orchestra furnished music.
Charles Floyd was in Abba Sunday
evening
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
AGED CITIZENS DEAD.
Carl Preuss, Aged 80, and Robert
Alien, AGED 81, Pass AWAY.

New London, Jan. 21.-Carl Preu51
for number OF years q resident Of
this city is dead at the hospital in
Mt. Pleasant. Mr.. PreusS was fine
old German gentleman and reached
the ripe cid age Of eighty years. Ho
was born in Prusie.Germany. June 10,
1926, and YVES married in the father
land to Wilnelinina Joseph. In Ger.
many he was a member of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church. He IL sur.
vived by the widow and three chill
dren: Theodore A. Preusc, Mrs..
Lydia E. Daubendiek and Mre. Mimic
B. Brandmeyer, all of this commune
ity
Robert Allen, an old and very high
ly respected citizen of Dee Moinos
county died at his homo peoF Dodge.
vile. The deceased was 81 PEARS OF
age. He had several relatives and
numerous friends in this communitY.
w. G. Orndorff and family, who wa-e
relatives of Mr.. Alien, attended the
funeral, which was held at hia Its
home this morning Ct 10 o'clock. s.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24
sIeouRNEY.

Sigourney, jan 21.-Tim Lemons,
living just east of the city, is quite i'll
with dropsy.
DR.. w. w Eastburn was caller in
Hedrick last Friday evening and re-
turned home on Saturday
A. j. Bensmiller has purchased the
property just west of the city known
as the old oliver place. and will make
1t their future home
company came to the city Satur-
day to play Uncle Toms Cabin" in
the opera house that evening as per
previous arrangements and advertise
ments. The band started to play on
the public square In the afternoon but
after two pieces gave up and returned
rain. In the evening the blizzard pre-
vented many from venturing to the
opera house.
w. H. Needham, the present efficient
postmaster, has been reappointed to
serve another term. This is no sur
prise to the people of this place, as his
appointment had been anticipated
Homer Pennington moved his family
to the city the latter part of last
week.
The special meetings at the Chris
tian church are still in progress and
interest and attendance are on the in
crease. The inclement weather has
interfered with the arrangements some
what.
Rev. ]. N. carnine Of Hedrick
preached in the Presbyterian church
here both morning and evening at the
regular hours last Sunday.
Judge Willcockson returned from Os-
kaloosa last Friday evening, where he
has been holding court for the past
few weeks. He returns there today to
resume business.
Claude Legg and wife Of Ottumwa
We're visitors In the city with relatives
and friends during the greater portion
of last week.
Mrs. w. A. Dawson and little son arc
visiting relatives and friends in Kan
sas City
Rev. Philip Palmer is in Hedrick as
sisting In a series of revival meetings
being held there.
Charles Butler has gone to Rutledge
where he expects to find employment
N. w. Reinier Is working in Ottum-
wa for the c., M. & st. P. Railway
company.
W. E. Curtis was in Des Moines last
week attending a bakers convention.
O. w. Childs has returned fro mChi-
cago, where he vents about week age
with two car loads of cattle.
Martin Young and wife of the north.
ern part Of the city celebrated theil
fiftieth wedding anniversary last week
The children were all there and man.
invited guests helped make the day
pleasant.
Mrs. Eugent schipfer was in Iowa
City last week, at the hospital there fol
eye treatment.
George Richardson of the south par
OF the county was calling on friends
In the city the last of the week.
Roy White of Harper was visiting
with his brother. Charles White, her,
the greater part of last week.
G. E. Kleinschmidt has made rapit
improvement the past few days, ant
all his friends learn with pleasure o
this change In his condition.