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HagerstoWn.
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
(Paid by H. c. Teetor, Elevator.)
Wheat .......... -.......... SIC
LIVE STOCK.
(Paid by Arch Hindman, Abattoir)
Best heavy hogs so
Best pigs .......... 1925
Choice Steers SIS 25
Veal Calves So. 90
POULTRY AND EGGS.
led. Porter & Son.
Chickens (hens), per h.. &c
Turkeys (hens), per b.. SC
Eggs Ioc
Butter, per Id. Ice
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Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Aug Hogs slow: cat
tie steady to strong; lambs steady;
sheep steady.
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FIELD SEEDS.

(Paid by John H. Runge & Coz
wholesale Prices. Recleaned Bases)
Glover Seed, Little Red. per blu.
t-Vu
Clover Seed. Big English ........ 100
Timothy Seed ...... 2.100 2.2O
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HOGS.
WOOL MARKET
Dublin.
LIVE STOCK.

Good hogs. :. :. :. :. ;. ..$6.35
Calves, per H.. :. :. =. 80 to SIC
Lambs, yearlings :. >. >. 600 to TOO
Spring lambs, per lb. :. :. ..IOc.
Cattle, per h.. - :. :. ..21s to sc.
PRODUCE.
Butter. ...21c
EGGS .15c
Chickens .. :. >. -. -. Sc
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Toledo, O.

Toledo. Aug. Wheat S6M: corn
5712; oats 501a.
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CHEESE PRICES.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
prices paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Creamery Butter, per lb.......... 25c
Country batter. per lb ...12A % 15c
Eggs, per dozen .............. loc
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(Pald by II. ]. Ridge & Son.)
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK.
prices paid by Long BrOS.D
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK.

paid by Richmond ADattcir1
CATTLE.
Choice butcher steers -. 1850 400
Bulls .. $3.50. -. $500 375
Cows, common to good :. 5000 3.75
Calves .... $4,000 $50
HOGS
Hogs, heavy select packers $500 $50
Hogs, $50 pounds, common and
Rough .. 800. -. 1000 SIS
Hogs, 200 to $50 lb av. 5000 600
WOOL MARKET.
Indiana Wool. per lb. .20@27c
Western Wool, per ID .1SGp2Oc
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Sheep receipts 14,UUU; yearHngs
s6.15G $50; lambs $500 no; cat
tie receipts 10000; beeves s4.509
$50.
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New York.

NEW YORK STOCKS.
(By Meyer G Kiser Special Wire In.
dianapolis)
New York Aug T.
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LIVESTOCK.

paid by Jacob Myers Abattoir.)
Hogs, light weights. ......$ 5-70
Best heavies, 200 lbs
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Cambridge City.

WHEAT, CORN AND SEEDS.
(Paid by ]. s. Hazelrigg, Elevator)
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PRoDUCE AND POULTRY.
Indianapolis.

STEERS
Good to choice. 1900 lbs
and upward. ;. :. ..s6.4o4 7.15
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KitcheII, Ind.

kitchell, Ind.
(Kitchell Elevator Coz
Wheat ...... -. -. .... .SSc
Corn 1890. -. -. ..-..... soc
Oats $50. -. -. -. .37c
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INJUNCTION TO
| STOP REMOVAL
kUFFrNGs EsToPPED FROM
TEARING DOWN GATE OF
PAULINE CHAPMAN.

Judge Hchelberger has granted a
temporary injunction to Pauline Chap.
man restraining Charles and Mary
Ruf1ng from interfering with gate
bn a twelye-foot right OF way of the
Plaintiff, but which the defendants
have a right to use in going to and
iyom forty acre tract of their land.
The petition for injunction asserts
that defendants tore down a gate
placed by the plaintiff at the southeast
corner of the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section 18, town
ship 70, range IA. north, and that de-
PENDANTS have threatened to tear down
The gate as many times as it is replac-
ed by the plaintiff.
a Plaintiff sets out in her petition rnat
When the gate is ajar it allows cattle
'om her pasture to wander Into the
ghway and that she is greatly dam
ged thereby The maintenance of the
cate in no way interferes with the
lights of the defendants. says plain
dff's petition At the hearing Of the
temporary Injunction aapermanent In
junction Is asked for.
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cANTRlL

.Cantril.-Thanksgiving day In Can
tril will be celebrated for the first time
with electric lights. r. r. McKee now
has everything shout ready for SER
vice and promises the people sone-
thing to be thankful for on Thursday
of this week.
Mrs Bseier of Lebanon has been Wis
ting her new granddaughter at the
Carl Judd home the past week.
Mrs Geo. Creath IL visiting her
brother at Fairfield this week and at
tending the poultry show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McLeiand were in
Bloomfield Saturday with their daugh-
ter, Josie. who had an operation per-
formed on her eyes
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Keller returned
home Saturday from trip to Barling-
ton
Rev. Gilbert and family visited at
Lebanon from Friday until Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Josie Pittman entertained a
number OF young lady friends to din-
ner Sunday In honor Of her cousin,
Miss Pittman, Of Bloomfield,
Miss Bessie Watson. who has been
visiting Mrs. a. B. Guy the past sew.
eral weeks, returned to her home at
Los Angeles Cal, Tuesday
Mr. VIM Vale enjoyed visit from
his nephew Of Keokuk the past week
VIM. Mcdonald Is very sick at his
home near Cantril with little hopes for
recovery.
Geo Short returned from Spring
field, H.. saturday. where he had beer
to a specialist for bis eye, which was
hurt with barb wire some weeks ego
Mrs. Summer was called to MENDOZA
Mo. Saturday by the serious illness
OF her little niece, the ten-year- ole
daughter Of HAYDEN YeaHer.
Ed. Harrison and family, Clay Nc.
Manis and family, Miles Work AMI
family were Sunday guests Of Guy Nc
Leland
Lewis Grinstead started for Wash.
ington. d. O., Monday where he hal
good position in the navy yards.
Miss Heine. the professional nurr.
who was called here from Reokuk Z
nurse the little Kisling child which
| was burned, returned to her hons
Monday. The child Il recovering from
her burns as well as could he expect
ed.
Mark whitney of Keosauqua was il
| town Monday.
Miss Bindsl of Keokuk was tht
guest of DR. PAIL over SUNDAY.
Mrs. John Ilowenstein and Mrs. Fan
are visiting relatives at Keokuk.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon.--Mrs j. E. Gurnsey spent
a few days last week with relatives at
Milton.
George Alternately and wife spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs J. g. CLAN
Vile,
Mrs. Harms sadler visited Il few
days last week with her mother Mira
Steinburg, near Cantril.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Humphrey are
the proud parents of a fne baby boy
Mrs. Joe Besler was called to Can't
ri Thursday to help care for there
little grandson which arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Judd
Thursday morning. Mrs. Judd was
formerly Miss Mande Potter Of IAeb-
anon.
The COX supper which was gwen at
the M. e. church Friday evening was
a success. $40 WAS realized
School commenced again at the
North Lebanon school house after a
two weeks vacation
There will be d pie supper given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Alternately south OF town Wednesday
evening. by the ladies of the NJ e
! church
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an oyster supper
Friday evening at the home Of Or
a. 9. Gurnsey.
Ollie and Charlie Brewer from nea,
Leando attended church here Sunday
morning.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomf1eld-- high school declam
atory contest was held at the M. r.
church. Eight contestants took part
IN the oratorical class, three Paul Ton
lev Lafayette; Cecil Duckworth, The
New Sonth;'' Cliff Bells, The Flag
OF Fort Sumpter," Cliff Bells was
given first place Cecil Duckworth
second In the dramatic class Lora
Pierce won first place With her selec.
ton, Ways and Means" and lone
Traverse. second. Ia The Hare and
the Tortoise" Blanche Songer gave
"Tne Prince Of By-I4aw-Ville. IN the
humorous class Hazel Bence was
given first place. with Unexpected
Guests" Stella Young . second. with
Deacon Todds Singin' Voice" Lora
Pierce was chosen to represent the
school at the district contest at Des
Moines. Prof Kipsey and Bixler OF
the Ottumwa high school and Miss
Kate Wise OF the Milton high school
acted as judges.
Rev. Alexander. the new pastor OF
the Presbyterian church will preach
the union Thanksgiving sermon at the
Baptist church Thursday morning.
Mrs Florence Pond, of Oskaloosa,
department inspector Of the w. r. c..
visited the Bloomfield corps, Friday
evening and gave instruction In the
work OF the order. Mrs. Pond compli-
mented the local organization very
highly on Its work Following the In
spection the @. A. R., post met with
the corps and supper Was served.
The relief work for the past year has
amounted to $3.50.
| Mrs. Caroline Drake OF Abba, Is Wis
iting her sisters. Mrs. Joseph Higbes
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PACkWOOD.

Packwood Mrs. ]. w. Shirley of
Corn, Mo-. is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Ryman..
Misses Grace and Hazel Norman
were Hedrick visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Salts Of Elm
Grove were in the city Saturday
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. M c. Lemley was Martins
burg visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Grafton of Itch
field, H., will spend Thanksgiving
with the formers mother, Mrs. e. A
Grafton.
Cards have been received by friends
announcing the marriage of George f.
Madsen and Miss Ida Warheld, of OF
tumwa. Mrs Madsen is well known
here, having grown UP from small
girl to womunhood here. She has
made her home at Ottumwa Tor tho
past few years. A host OF warm
friends extend their kindest congratu
lations.
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FLoRis.

Floris--Mre. r. F. Stevens and
daughter Laila were shopping IN OF
tumwa Saturday.
Harvey Barker, wife and children
were over Sunday visitors In Bloom
field at the parental Barker home.
There will be union Thanksgiving
services held at the Christian church
Thursday morning at 10 O'clock. Rev
Sin Clair. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will make the ad-
dI ess.
The Baptist people had a called
meeting last Saturday night To see
about calling pastor.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. A. Hudson Friday after
noon.
Miss Faye Johnson of Locust Grove
was the guest Of Miss India Grinsted
Thursday.
Mont Grinsted and wife have NOV
ed into the Alona Stricbland property
south of Floris.
Wesley Thompson ,s building new
barn.
s. g. Mcclure was Bloomfield
visitor Sunday
DR.. Stevens reports girl born tr
Mt. and Mrs Dave Chriatv Nov D.
Ed Kench OF Allirnent spent few
Gays last week IN Florts with his par
cnts, Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Kenich
About twenty Young people from
Drakeyille came down Saturday even
ing to attend services at the Chris
tian church.
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kEosAuQuA.

kensauqua.- SHUTS aied at his
home here Saturday morning, Nov.
IS and was buried Sunday afternoon.
The funeral was held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. conducted by
Rev. Thorne The G. A. KS of which
he was a member attended In body
lnter,nent In Purdom cemetery
The football game played here Sat
urday AFTERNOON between the KeoRuk
high school team and the high school
team here was victory for keokuk:
The score WAS ~ to Q In favor of
Keoitllk.
Mrs. Gertr,ine sloan and ewo chill
dren Of Ottnmwa visited over Sun
Nay with relatives here
John Jameson of Keokuk Is visiting
his parents for few days.
Miss Myrtle Bennett is n guest OF
Keokuk friends.
Mrs. r. Il. Sherrod and Miss Evs
Sherman were shopping in Ottumwa
Monday
NJ. Beer and Walter Beer are spend
ing few days with Keokuk relatives.
Miss Del Norris is visiting her
brother. Van Norris ut Keokuk this
week
Miss Nellie Carson OF Douds-Leandu
was guest at the home OF Mrs. !. b
Day over Sunday.
Charles Beer of Keokuk Is visiting
relatives here a few days.
Mrs. Curtis McClurg Of Milton spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Regur, ST.. went
to Ottumwa Saturday to visit thei'
daughter, Mrs. VIM, Disbrow.
| Mrs. George Thomas of Centerville
is Visiting at the home Of Mr.. ane
| Mrs. John Thomas.
George Swiers and daughter Elms
spent Saturday in Ottumwa.
Floyd Fellows of Chicago will spend
| Thanksgiving with relatives ant
| friends here.
Roland Rowley and daughter, Mrs
|
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tanned number Of relatives sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson enter
tained number OF friends Sunday
evening
Steve Yoeum and family, and Ghas
Anderson and family spend Friday
evening at the Alex. Anderson home
Albin Allen and Bernerd Lindquist,
of Agency. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ENand Allen
Rev. Linden was a Dudley caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson called on
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hasselrooth Sun
day evening.
Mrs. j w. Johnson called on Mrs.
Chas. Burnstedt Monday.
An oyster supper will be given
Thanksgiving, Thursday evening, Nov
% by the L. Y. P. S. in the Luther
league nall, after a program, which
will me rendered in the church al
1870. A cordial invitation is extended
I to everybody.
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyvile.-Word was received here
Saturday Of the death Of Mrs. Frank,
formerly OF this place but now OF Los
angeles. California. Funeral services
were conducted from the chapel OF Orr
and Edwards. corner of Tenth and
Flower streets, Sunday afternoon. Her
death resulted from severe attack OF
asthma. She leaves relatives and
friends here who will mourn her loss
Jesse Swan received a telegram Fri
day morning stating that his father,
in Chicago, died that day. His father
was about ninety years of age. Mr.
Swan was unable to attend the funeral
III account OF receiving the message
too late
On Thursday evening the K. of f'.'s
entertained the grand chancellor, W
S: Bilby of Knoxville. also Charlie
Smith, formerly agent at the Rock
Island depot here. Officers were to be
elected for the coming year. After
business hours the time was spent So
cially and supper was served.
Thursday evening the Congrega-
tional Missionary society entertained
at the cornmodious home of Mr. and
Mrs. william McMain, In honor of the
home coming Of Rev. G.. w. and Mrs.
Hampstead A program was arranged
by Miss Waugaman and rendered un-
der the direction of Mrs Georgia Boyd
Rev Hampstead expressed eapprecia-
ton of the evident kindness which
made the event possible, the pleasure
of their vacation trip and the equal
pleasure Of the return to service, with
hopes of . continued and enlarged
sphere Of usefulness. Supper was then
served The committee In charge was
Mrs f. NJ. Epperson, Mrs McMalnes,
Mrs D Davies, Mrs VIM Waugarrlan
and Miss Ballibau2h
seinsnness prefers the other side Of
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MUNTE RvlLLE.

Munterville--M and Mrs. ] w.
Johnson entertained large number
of relatives and friends Sunday In
honor of their Grandson Carol Ell-
gene Johnson. Those present were his
two Great Grand mothers Mrs. Myra
Johnson and Mrs. Charlotte Gustason,
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Linden, Messrs.
and Mesdames. Johnnes Pierson, Gus
tave Jonnson, Frank Gustasons. e.
w. Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Misses
Edith vergie, Mamie, Hazel, Lena and
Pearl Gustason. Mable and Gertie Lin
deem, Blanch and Florence Johnson
and Hannah Pierson. Messrs Earl and
Gilbert Gustason, Floyd Johnson and
Orville and Lester Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Burgeson enter
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and Mrs. McCarty, and will remain
until after Thanksgiving. -
Frank Hull returned home Sunday
from Ridgeville. Wash, to remain I'M
til spring.
Mrs. o. F.. Childs and baby, Ruth,
Swartzendriver returned Friday to
their home In Moline, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Coen Of Memphis,
Mo-, visited over Sunday at the d. M,
Wise home. " =
Miss Becca McLau ghlin Responding
the week at the Robert Beanchamp
home at Waneta. 81"
A picked up football team, from
Bloomfield played Milton Friday, the
score being to O. Milton will play
Bloomfield at the fair grounds Thanks
giving day.
The ladies Of the M. E. enurch will
serve Thanksgiving dinner at the M
p. church basement.
Mrs Ed. Matloc1 and daughter
Mary, Of Moulton, spent Sunday at
the s A. Lorenz home. o& sa&
Miss Nita Galpin spent Sunday al
the home of ner brother, Orval Gal
pin, in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hill entertained
friends at twelve o'clock Thursday
George Garner and wife of West
Grove, returned Friday from Madden
Iowa. where they were called by the
serious illness of their daughter.
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FARMlN GTON.

Observation-Disclosures Hartrick returned
to Bushnell, H., Wednesday after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and rms
Will Hartrick.
William Schroeder and wife Ut Bur-
lington are guests Of Mrs. Schroeder's
sister, Mrs. Henry Reineke.
carmi Lewis of Chicago arrived
Saturday for few days visit with
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis and
family.
Mrs. A. Is. Wright and Mira W. H.
Stemple were Bentnnsport v'sitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Stirling and daughter,
Miss Minnie, left Saturday evening for
a vlsit with relatives IN Franklin.
Miss Lydia Pfister very pleasantly
entertained the Kensington stub Mon
dav evening.
Mrs. J. L. Haynen pt Hannibal. MO.
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Wheat to-day. 9s. estimated tomor-
3,25
iern today. "a: estimated tomorrow.
1tos.
Oats TODAY Il: estimated tomor-
COW, 14s
s Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today, 4as; last year 244.
Minneapolis today sl4. last wear SOL
Primaries.
Receipts Wheat today 92S.000: last
fear, $4,000
\ Corn today, 2so.ooo; last year, 49,
moo.
Shipments.
Wheat today. 157o2,aeo; last year.
s45, zoe
Fprn today, los. ooo; last year. ESQ.,
Liverpool Cables.
Opening-W Wheat, IS higher.
! Corn. one-fourth higher.
IS Closing-Wheat 3s1a. higher.
Corn, 38R higher.
Hoa Market.
Receipts today, l5.000h left over, !, >
00o:. estimated tomorrow $4,000.
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RLAkEsRuRe,

lslakesburg.- Word received from
Earl Stringer and Homer Snow To-
Gates them at Hggens, Tex. greatly
pleased with the country and with
good paying positions.
Mrs Lydia Dorothy and children
left TO-DAY Cor her new home In, Okla
home,
Maggie Conn departed Monday for
Nernon Kan for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Sherman Dor
othy.
Mrs. Kate snow Is at home again
after visiting at the home of her son
Norlan in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Rose Wilson and son, Winfred, came
home Sunday from visit with rela'
tives IN Ottunwa-
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FOR SALE OR RDNT.--lss ACRES
fine prairie land miles west Of Bat-
tavia, Iowa. improvements fair. 8
room house, good barn and other
outbuildings. VIII take s95 per acre
and must sell in 80 days IL not sold
In that time vii. rent this property.
must be disposed of to settle an es-
tate. Call on Or write f. M. Henry
Hedrick Iowa, r. r. No. !
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chicano Live Stock.

Chicago. Nov. -Cattie-Recetpts,
$4,000: steady; beeves. 310@e.25;
stockers and feeders 2.00d14.l5: cows.
1.10@4.69; calves, 500@6.75; Texans.
3.oo@3So westerners, 3.o095.0o.
: Hegs-Receipts, 1900; csc higher:
Eight, 4.15@455: mixed, 4.1o14.6o;
heavv 5.19@4G5: rough. 4.10@4.2o
pigs, 3.40@4.1s; bulk OF sales. $500
$50.
Sheep Receipts, $1,000: steady:
1.7b@ 400: lambs. 3.75@e.25.
Chicago produces Market.
Chicago, Nov 2T.--Butter, steady
q ameries, 205s @2ec; dairies, s1s@fsc.
4gEs-StsTdy;2 4@26.
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A FARM HOME IN RIPLEY COuN-
r ty, Mo-. would please you. You
+ should see our choice farms; stock
ranges, orchards and timbered
tracts Our lands are oheapIno In
fated vnlues--they make excellent
scriptive Booklet and price lists,
; showing +photographicSv iews"of these
farms. Knebsl Land and Immlgra-
ton Co.. pontphan, Mo-.
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John Rowley and Mrs Victoria Lea
were Ottumwa shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Sloan visited her sister
Mrs. Jessie Sloan at Douds- Leando
last week.
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HOGS AND CHICKENS - Low.
!, blocky, good poned Chester White
bears; weight 100 to 100 pounds, at
s15 each to closes out; also single
and Rose Coubed Brown Leghorns
and Silver Laced Wyandotte chick
ems from prize winners, at 5000 per
dozen. to reduce stock. Will Mich
ael, Selma, Iowa
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is visiting at the home of N, j. Haines
and wife.
George Reese, who spent the sum
mer In Rock Island, Ill.,1 has returned
home.
Miss Edna Hetzel who teaches the
primary department in the Primrose
school is at home for a weeks vacR
ton 1fhtssg MSs4
The pumpkin pie social given Friday
night by the Epworth League at this
home Of I'll. II. Barton. was d success
financially as Well as, sOcially.saE N Y 2
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