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Residence Phone 1874 White
>The Farmers. Association.

The Farmers: association.
NAse,ing of the Farmers Rroteotivs
Association held at Ordway Opera
House March %. PF..t naneaa pre-
sided, a menbers present. The nin-
utes Of last meeting reaa a.4 apPFovd
Bill. for postal cards aud Pri.ting.
total $3.50 we're read. aud on motion
approved and ordered paid.
'Oa request, the secretary road the
a.nual expe.se report foF the Colo
RADIO Canal. as provided BY the Canal
company. He also read. BY request.
the letter Of Pee. %, 1905. write. by
Twin takes Land and Water Co,
warning all parties owaing all par
tie. owning more iand .uder the ca
sal than they swaed water rigtts fer
to eonf.e the use of water to the e4-
act acreage and to that part esly Of
the land upoa which the water right
was located.
The secretary made a verbal report
on the alfalfa meal mill project urg-
Ing the necessity of Increasing the
acreage. at o.ce, to assure locating
the plant here.
CIV. Bone Fred Bass and H. Schleus-
ney gave their stronE enforcement to
the project. C. W. Bone pledged ono
hundre4 acres alfalfa additional. Geo;
+. Wharton twenty acrss more. J. NJ.
Smith every acre he could spare.
On motion the chair appointed
semm,ttee Of Ave to werk with G. A:
Callaha. a.A secure 600 acres more
alfalfa. and not TO cease work until
the factory Is practically assured.
The committee named were Fred
Bass. DR.. C. o. Ransom, Fred Tieman
8. L. Ilgenfflt5 and Eraaeis Ja9es.
oa motion Of secretary. President
J. J. Dunean was added to the work
isE committee. 2. q. Nosief pledged
$500 toward the expeasss Of this som.
mittee.
Aembere payiag their dHes were
". ". Llusbufy, W. H. Hackworth,
8. F. constock. Francis James. Fred
Bass, Il. n. Mccoy. Geo. T. Wharton.
c. ". Boae, L. ". Walter, 8. n.
[llinssr. g. \ cl.flin ..d Leroy Ma.r
shsr.
The seeyetary tsndefsd his rssigna.
Hen e take ei3{sct At tAs ns4t ..esti.g I
,f the associatisn.
q. N. #.osl.. s1iosrasA so meet at
III Of IL prfs3A1st N
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Katcs fer Publication:
Department of the 1uterior,
Land Office at Pueblo, Colo,
March "a. 1907.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
namsd settler hka'filedAstios Of ATS fntentisn
te make finai preof'ip support Of HIS CLAIM, ana
Land OniUs q Pueblo, Cole, on Mar 10.
1907. viz: Martha =. Dean. widow OF Byron
Blxter Deap, h 3. 1920 fer the y. W. q, SEC
W. r. ~ & =. % ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his osltihuo1s renidsnce upon and cultivation
u saitfiand, viz. +:
j. I'd Ray. Of Sugar City, Colo; ). y. BE.
kes, 6f Sugar City. Colo: sherman Arr. q
Cole. 80.
~. Fab,ie.sios Nj 2
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Election Notice.

% County y Of % ots1s. Ess. Gsser:i Nun
Town Of Ordway, ieiPal &lectisn.
Public notice 10 hereby giysn pursuant 70
the law. that tho Municipal Eiscsisn fer ON.
GERS of the said Town Of 6rdway viii DO held
at the ord~ay Opera House. in the Town Of
ord~ay, on Tusday the I'd Day Of April. A. D.
1907 beginning At the hOur Of Seven o'oiook A.
NJ. and closing at the hour OF Seven O'Clock p.
m. Of said day. There viii bs voted for BY the
voters of said Town Of ordway the following
onaoers;
One Mayor for the term Of one year.
Three Trustees for the term of two Year,.
Dated this 18th day Of March, a. D. isp7.
WIN. EDGAR.
{se.ll Town clsrf .,a R.oordsf
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, ]
Land O&se at Pueblo, Colo.
go March 23, 1907.
Notios 10 hereby gives that the following.
nAmsd settler has tldd noticS Of his fntention
- commute to cash entry and make final proof
Will b made before U. 8. Land Ofiics at Pu.
eblo. Colo. on May I, 1907. viz: Edward n.
sirris: n. +. l5Ooi;'f the 3. T.. y sec: ~.
T. 10 T., r. 81 W:
He names the following Witnesses 70 proYs
he. continuous rssidenco tpoh And cultivation
Of said land, yiz.:
viii Colbert, chaa. 9. Wil.sa. Thomas c.
Estsp. T. b. Downsy. all Of ofdway. Colo
First R.bliea.iea Noh % Z -
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Water Election Netice.
~: ~: :, !. E sss

PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN.
pursuant 70 the Law and Ordinances No. u Of
the sAid Town of orSway. ,has at the esnseai
election for ofaosrs 70 ~ held = the 0fdway
opsra House. IN the Towa of oraway osTH.s-
day, the "a day ef April. 4. p. 1891 begiAliag
y u. Seur of ssysHA s'SSloaHk q 4. n nd Slssass
4 the boar Of s'olssk y. \. Il IA Nv. shsse
viii be voted upon by ~ quaNasd vossrs q
tns said IowA Of 0rdway. whA ~ tax Rey6rs
spqAlsr NJ NV. - isiloxtas sssssisa
WIN ~ votsts q Ne 49, 4 osaxsv. ce,s.
psoss s ~ ~ sssss lsSS ~ 80 x
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a Eneeave EsoshVlla.

Kaka ne drawing of @ny agurv ot
dssiGn you plea. npou The ~. m
melted tallow or any u. Il ~ ynel
immsrse the egg = etrone v1negAr.;
WA6A tho egg has tssnAinaA itn
0ome time IN the vinslE e yill ~
lDunA tAAt tAs partS tdtpu ~
ths tAllow kAve heem IN II
lssvias n etsA y H.. 4 4 .ssIs|
Alasaalsn, Az u N; y.
~ ~ NJ IN = " ~ y :
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MlNFREE BROS.

yess Hpon the Spsssion Aforesaid at said sise-
tion. All Of esid qualified yoters who apps6va
the srestion Of said water worke and the issu-.
anee Of said bonds shall vote hy ballot. .'Yor
the erection Of the Water works.- and those
oppossd therets shall vote BY bails:. -AsainRs
The sreosion Of the Water wsrks."
Dat.a sa!is Ilsh aassy 4 March. 1927.
Wk. EDGAR.
fToyn seal.l Town Clerk and Raccrdes,
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keNes for hMypat.og.

Land pMos At Ps,bls. Colo.
ss;: :.;,,s: |: ,s:;:sy g: ;;s s.: I, =:
:.ia ass ss.o j ]. '$D2:ssi $ss: s.. 3 ~
vi: 5osn yiss.sd. q. Ina Il ~ ~ a.: :: ~. !
T. wI IN =; I'm; ". ~ 2. X. - J. :. -
AZ nAnss ~ fsllowtae wisnsssss 70 prsva
~ l1UoAItAaeas rSstdsnce np6u Gnd oul1svNS1o2
ef said lA1d, vi1.: 77s ~, Z,
holn, a. ). Ds.s. ali Of ora ssy. 6oio.
g 4: AlBay, lesssssf.
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fank 1lshsr a.d DE wocAs have
yoA{ a reoa Vest q ~ Bank q
;0gdwIy ~, Fisher witi Az 4 a.
~ ~ ~ AZ 81 - SppSSxsA
n SnS WeS y q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS

Vapor espaf1o1 Miguel Gallart',
saldra de Barcelona Ell primero de
Octubre proximo, para Ell Mediterra-
neo, CorufIa, Vigo, San Juan. Maya
guez, Ponce, Santo Domingo, San
tiago de Cuba, Habana y New Or
leans.
Vapor espaf1o1 "Montevideo", Sc
aguarda ell 28 del corriente proce-
dente de Ia Peninsula.
Vapor americana Caracas, saldra
para New York e1 2 del entrante.
Vapor americana philadelphia del
puerto de New York para ell nuestro
saldra ell % del corricnte.
Vapor espaf1ol "Catalina" sali6 de
CorufIa Ell 22 del corriente directo
para este puerto y recalara hacia ell
de Octubre, continuando su ruta de
Mayagiiez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba,
Habana y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Frutos del pals

Azicar para Ell consume
Moscabado (claro) S4.25
de miel (claro) 800
centrifugal primera 500 5.25
americana primera 81 4 $50
de Ponce 3 314 4a4.I5
Cafe corriente, nominal
Para exportac ion, de 1925 aIo 50
Almidon s
Maiz ia
Sebo de res 40
Cocos, millar 1000
Algodon 6 4 2
Cueros du1ces 10
Y F N T A S DE AZU C A r
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

a janitor in neighboring school
threw up his job the ether day.
When asked what vas the trouble,
he said: am honest and I won'i
stand being slurrsd- IF / find a
pencil or a handkerchief bout the
school I hang it up- Every little
while the teacher or some one that
is too cowardly to face me gives me
sIur." SIN what vay7" asked a
trustee why, a little while ago
I saw written on the board find the
common multiple Well / looked
from cssler to garnet, and ! wouldn't
know the thing If I met IT on the
street. What made me quit my job7
Last night in big writing On the
blackboard, it said find the greatest
common divisor.' Well I says to my
self, both Of them damned things are
lost now; and I'll be blamed for
swipen 'em, so I'll quit"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
Soldiers Tzkx Notke-

All veterans OF the civil war whc
wish to avail themselves OF the SI00(
exemption from taxation. granted BY
the lag passed by the last state leg
izlature, must make application &c
ne for same before the first day oi
July, 1907 In order to guard
against fraudulent applications and
to protect the county's interests,
I will require hat each applicant
present In writing an affidavit stating
the fact that ne is an honorable dis
charged soldier or sailor of the civil
war and that he is an actual resident
of this county at the time application
is made. This statement requires
% particular form but must enbody
the requirements stated above and
may be certified to by any officer
to administer oashs.
J. NJ WILLIAMS,
Assessor and Ex-ofhcio Tar Col
Iector Nezp-rce County, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

The government Of the United
States has an agricultural Bureau"
as everybody knows II general ray
and like everything else that every
body knows il attracts Bat little gen
eraI interest Its valuable doc
unrnts, continually issued, contain
ing discoveries and suggestions
worth millions in value to the farmer
class are generally consigned to the
waste basket or hre place when
received without a single glance at
their contents. We have partacu-
lar instance. ia point, right here at
cur door Of the value of this depart
ment and its work which should at
tract farmers attention Jake Morry
adjoining this town after repeated
attempts to raise a satisfactory crop
Of alfalfa. gave it up As hopeless n
this soil. He mentioned his trouble
With this grass to Mr. J. FL. Lauby
of car town who became interested
in discovering the cause of this
failure and he wrote the department
of agriculture relation OF the con-
x 49, s-~f - ~E&~s~~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

EVERY Man Hss 0wN DocroR-
The average man cannot afford TO
employ physician for every sllgnt
ailmene or injury that may ocenr 10
his family. nor can nc afford to neg
lect shezn. As 80 slight an injury as
the scratch OF pin has been known
to cause the loss Of a linb. Hence
every man must from necessity DC
his doctor for this class Of ailments
Success often depends upon prompt
treatment, which can only Be had
when suitable medicines are kept
at hand. ChambeFlain=s Remedies
have been In market for many years
and enjoy a good reputation. Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. Chamberlains Pain Balm
Ian antiseFtic linimenf) for cats,
bruises. burns, sprains, swellings.
lane back and rheumatic pains.
Chanherlain's Stomach and Liver
Tabsets for constipation, bl1sousness
and stomach troubles Chamber
lains Salve for diseases Of the skin.
One bottle Of each OF these Eve pre-
oarstions casts bat sl.25. For sale
by all druggists
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

M r.. or A.-yEzPERcE CAMP
lt1s No. 1923, meets the brsa
Monday night ~ each month, 10
the i. o. @. r. Hall Visit
iIx ssixhbors cordially invited
r.. NELSON. v. @
X. w. >yusr~ross. Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
Continual worry and dissasisfac

Continual worry and dissatisfac
ton because conditions OF living
don't come around exactly the vay
and when we hope and expect then
to come, cause more trouble thar
all the other Ills Of life pat to
gether. Men and women wore cGt
by the s'hope deferred which makezh
the heart sick and despairing OF
ever reaching a condition of relief
from the daily round and round N
the trezd-mil of toll. are easily
attracted by tbs seductive lay out OF
some wild cat land compauy's adj
vertisment, which promises a bounti-
full harvest from the tickle of a hoe
and they sell out the old homestead
and sshike" off to this imaginary
eden only to find their last condition
far worse than their first. The fact
is there is no land anywhere under
the Gun that is better than this No
land where industry, backed by o.
binary intelligence and good sense.
will reap richer reward than it does
right here The difficulties and
inconvenience We are under are
only for a short time now, for 1t wcnt
be long before this great prairie viii
be threaded with railroads. The com
forts and conveniences viii be at our
doors. The ssrake of comm and
a goin' - will be but memories of
when ne we're under and the other
fellow atop, and With aothing in the
world for any human being to kick
about, except the everlasting me-
ccssity of new county, We ought to
be and will be contented with our
lot right here On the Nezperce
prairie in preference to any ether
spot on earth.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
How Editors Tell Who is . Gentleman

The question always comes up
What Is a genflemen7 Some say be
is a man with a silk hat, and others
a man with a smooth tongue. Esss::
men connected With the newspaper
trade have canon of their own.
sMr. Editor" said patron one
day, "hox is it you never cali on me
to pay for your paper ~ "Oh, =
said the man Of types, eve never
ask gentleman for money" SIN
deed r the patron replied. How
do you manage to get along when
they don't pay7" why" said Mr.
Editor, latter certain time we con
ciudc he il not a gentlemen, and we
ask him. London Mail.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
We brief the following from Farm

Machinery upon the mail order prop
osition. 1t il the expression of a
sensible old farmer who says: 81
wouldn't buy of mail order houses II /
could get the goods at half price, for
feel they are doing the farmers
more harm than any one thing I
know Of, because they are running
out the small dealers, and the small
dealers are the men who make a
small town, and small, prosperous
Gowns are one of the things which
makes our farms valuable. Tats II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
THE MAGIC NO 4

Nmmh@s thrss Is a wsn4erf@l raxss~s s9f tsse.
Il Farxas Of Cedar Gr%vs. Me-. sesNEo2ns sn
4 letter wAle1 reads = After *l2sE1@x @@S@
wixh Mwsr and kidney fxuu os@- xma SsTpM q !
greatly discouraged ~ zae sasl1Fs 70 A1@ ~.
Hef tried kIeexrse Btts@rs. ans ss r~saAs
an we'll rmzn today. xBs Ass< e@z<%* r.
9sexeF xn1 ENrss bestfsseSm plsss1 fns snFw-
GnArsnxee6 b~xs on e&xxa Ter sSaMATA. sAxxF
amd ki1n@y troubles For sale 81 Azdsrs@A
FAxg@ANy. Sae-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
AFORTUNATE TEXAN

MIN GeoGaoe al agr 81 Lau1s s&-s Dallas.
Texas axys. ~lm sAs past Tsar bare e~S3@f
xeazmsnxsA w8Eh Dr. kSngs >s~ l4t~ Tszss.
and no laxative ever n@sor@ trs*@ 10 s&&Et.
uxlgy dzspases Of malaria &n1 stisonsHsss-
gasv aonss sFinG nor gTtps- Fer sails al A@ssf-
sen FhArEkSy- Is<<
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-07
MARS HILL.

Mars Hill, March 6-Rev. Steyen,
Hastings Of ottumwa held meetings at
the Fielder school house Saturday
evening and Sunday morning at II
o'clock at Mars Hill. He will hold a
meeting at the Fielder school Sunday
March IL at II a. M. and at Mars Hill
Saturday March 16, at 1880 p. m.
Miss Millie Turner spent Sunday
with Miss Minnie Mewery.
Louis Deiters and William Rippeg-
ger went to ottumwa today for church
Haryie Turner and Percy Meraine
spent one afternoon last week on husi-
sess with George Deter.
Mrs. Harve Turner is very sick and
is no better today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. White, Van
White and T. Y. White spent Sunday
evening at the Mowery home.
Mrs. Thayer RUPEES children have all
got the grip.
Miss Anna Brady will teach at the
Horen school after her term is out at
the Shank school.
Misses Clara and Mary Deiters and
Messrs. William Rippegger and Louis
Deiters spent wednesday evening at
the MoWery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fitzgerald moved
to the Glen Waddle farm for this year
John and Mike Horen went to OF
tumwa Sunday to attend church.
Mrs. Percy Meraine and little daugh-
ter, Dolly, spent Friday with Mrs
Harve Turner.
Frank SINNERS daughter, Anna, Is
on the sick list
James Dunning and family moved te
the OFT Bucholtz farm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deter visited
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School Program at Columbia

Columbia, March 6.-The term of
school taught at this place by Mrs.
Neva Garfield closed Friday, March
/, with the following we'll rendered
program:
Recitation. Dorethy's Mistakenly
Laura Carman.
Recitation, Jonny's Soliloauy-By
Leslie Byrum.
instrumental Music-By Eva Stew
ems.
Dialogue, Choice of Occupation
Girls and 2 Boys.
Song by School, Columbia the Gem
Of the Ocean
Reading, Burdoch's Music Box-By
Iva Stevens
Duet, Forgive and Forget-Laura
and Bessie Byrum.
Defamation, Little Pussy, Ruth By
rum. 3
Song, Little Maud-By Little Girls.
Recitation. The Photograph Album
-Leora Byrum.
Recitation, Patience-Mildred Olney
Recitation. Be Careful What You
say-Ellen Winblade.
Song, Brightly-By School,
Recitation, Little Orphan Annie
| BY Isal Cramblit.
Recitation, Jerks Pronosticates
Joe Byrum.
Song, Americe-By School.
| Recitation, When Hulda Expects
Her Beau-Loyd Stodghill.
! Recitation, When | am a Boy-Les
lie Nye.
Harp Musie-Leyd Stodghill
Dialogue, Wcissitudes of Mill
ner-By Girls.
| instrumental Music-By Mrs. Neva
Garfield
Defamation. Lament of a Little
Girl-Ethel Nye.
Reading, the Little Runaway
Byrum.
Song by school-There's Always
Room at the Top.
| Recitation, The Little Lamb That
Strayed --Nancy Goodwin.
4 Song, The Hobby Horse-Little
Boys and Girls.
Recitation, Two Protraits-Bessie
4 Byrum.
Reading, Bridget Maloney on tho
Chianese Question--Mrs. Garfield.
Recitation, We Learn by Doing
4 Laura Garman.
/ Closing Song by School--Good Night
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-07
School Election at Tyron.

Tyrone, March 5.-The Tyrone
school election will be held at the
school house at the hour of / o'clock p.
M, Monday, March IL, for the purpose
of electing a director to succeed A.. x.
Lamar, whose term will expire at that
time.
Archie Written, who has been i'll for
some weeks, is recovering nicely at inc
present time.
b Jerry Doyle and James MeGrath
were passengers for Melrose on No. 8
Saturday.
N. B. Brown, for many years resi-
dent of Jackson township four miles
southeast of this place, is dead at In
dianola, to which place he and and his
family removed year OF two ago.
Two of the young children of j. F..
Judge are seriously III with the grip at
this time.
Division No. j. A. c. Z. and Division
No. 2, +. A. to A. o. H, held their reg
ular monthly meetings at Georgetown
Sunday. Both organizations initiated
several new members.
NV T. McGrath was a Melrose visit
or Saturday on business.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
O'Brien IS seriously sick at their home
south of town.
Henry Johns sill cultivate the Rob
ert Moffatt farm the coming season.
Tode Pitts has accepted a position
with Ottumwa parties and will go to
that city soon to assume his duties.
Mrs. j. M, Ennis was a Melrose Wis
itor on shopping tour Saturday.
Mrs. Michael Greene spent a few
days last week visiting with her
daughter, Mrs e. III. Murray, at the
home of the latter south of town.
Edwards & Carter have completed a
contract of delivering 500 cords of
wood to the c., B. & @. Railway COM
pany at $3.50 per cord.
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Death Of Mrs. Scott

Chas. e. Scott left yesterday afternoon
for Keokuk, to attend the funeral of hia
mother Mrs. Mary p. Scott OF Keokuk.
Concerning the death of Mrs. Scott the
Keokuk Gate City has the following:
Mary E. Scott, aged sixty-three
year, a we'll known colored resident
of Keokuk, died at midnight at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Sara Jane
Hampton. 1924 Franklin street. Death
resulted from paralysis, with which
she suffered for about fire months.
Mrs. Scott was member of the Seven
tn street Baptist church, and had
many warm friends. She is survived
by six children: George S. Scott. Of
Burlington; Noah Scott, of Peoria;
Mrs. Ida Hackney. of Evans, Iowa;
Charles Scott, of Ottumwa; James
Scott and Mrs. Sarah Jane Hampton.
ofthis city"
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NEWS FROM FOSTER.

Foster, March s.-Dr. Lynch Of Mo-
ravia was called Sunday to see w. r.
Bnrdan's baby, which is very sick.
Wilson Garland of Hooking was Wis
iting friends here Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs. James Pollard visited
Lewis Foster and wife Sunday.
Ray Hughes met with a painful ac-
cident while driving tn the mines FRI
day. He got his foot caught under the
ear and smashed. He will be unable to
work for several days.
S. HI. Boyer went to see his father
near Darby Sunday. His father is in
very poor health.
Miss Gladys Rector, who is staying
In Ottumwa taking treatment for nasal
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-07
catarrh spent sunday at home In Eos

ter.
Allen Decker and wife of Rutledge
visited the iatter's sister, Mrs. Fl. g.
Balm. Sunday, returning home on the
evening train.
Earl Wyatt and brother of Abba
called on Foster friends Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Lock and children yis-
tied friends in Meravia Sunday.
John Brown started with his family
Saturday for the state Of washington
where he intends making his future
home.
James Monroe and wife of Kansas
City visited Mrs, Monroe's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Headspeth, over
Sunday.
Blakesburg the last Of the week visit
ing among the old friends.
John Price moved into the James
Darby property In the southeast part OF
town, known as the Mccoy house.
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AGENCY.

Agency, March 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dimmitt of Ottumwa visited at
the home of w. F. Clements Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Watts Of ottum-
wa visited over Sunday with friends
here.
Frank Reno has sold his Yan1pa farm
to H. r. Hillery.
Agency has new barber shop.
The I. b. entertainment that was
held Friday evening was well attended
and an excellent program was given.
Mrs. s. a. Pumphrey is i'll.
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two daughters, Frank and Edward
Wright, Mrs. Matte Vass and Mrs.
Effie Anderson.
The remains We're taken to the May
cemetery for interment Oh Friday,
February 15.-Contributed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Bucholtz last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Glenn Waddle spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ottumwa.