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The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Roosevelt to Visit Rela-
tives in New York.
BARON DEs pLANCHEs' VISIT

italian Ambassador VIII Visit Cali
fornia and West Before Going 10
Italy for sunmer-HengeImu
Arrive safely After stormy PAS
sase-Capt. snd Mrs. Ryan in Florida
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Then Hermann and Mitchell
Laugh About 1t.
SECRETARY HEARS THE JOKE

Harry C. Robertson Tells Of Conver-
sation in which Commissioner and
senator Describe How They Testi-
ned--saw Big Package of Bills
Handed to Has Employer.
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The 'Eper-Ketch 4"
iron Auto.

The best exerciser for boys, made
good and strong. and the only thing
OF its kind for the general develop
ment of the body.
5000 each.
Fourth acOr. Eleventh st.
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Teddy Rabbits.

The best Easter plaything-from
the same maker whose original and
attractive Teddy Bears have won
fame all over the world. They are
made of white fur skin, with NOV
able head and legs and pink-lined
ears.
SI.oo to s.. so.
Jointed Teddy Bears small size: cinnamon
81
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White Linen-finiSh h
Cotton SuitingS.

THESE Linen-fnish Cotton
Suitings are treated so as to
- be adapted to all the pur-
poses for which linen is
used. They make an almost perfect
substitute for linen at one-quarter
the cost. We have selected these
FIVE grades as the best at their re-
spective prices:
Newport Suiting.
Linen mesh. round thread. % inches xoILo
vice Yard .'-..'-...--'..---.-.-.-...... l~I2O
Auto Cloth.
,} Cd iEtsa , linen finish, fun shFns IS inches 1sc
vide faru-.-.'--'- >
Double-warp Suiting.
~. For s,5 sits and as.i ss., g 5s5 s9ss vide zoc
Indian Head.
rhis material Is specially constructed and fin
ished ia misses aud wOmen's suits: IS
inches wiat. y
But far superior to all for Wom-
ems and Children's wear is our
Linen-hniSh Costume Cloth.
: more desirable On account q the lighter weight
u Is 50 constructed that the wearing quail -.
HES are the best s. inches vide. 1srd...... &c
second aoor. Eleventh st.
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Flowers and Plants for Easter
At reasonable prices. shaffer, 14th and /.
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Miss Ethel Roosevelt win pass part of
her Easter vacation with relatives in New
York.
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Correct Hats for the Races.
Correct Hats for Al Occasions.

TNDER these three heads grouped charming array
spring millinery.
The commenced Monday, and the are always
something of style really chic hat what you
TO wear-a hat with dash and individuality.
Your Easter hat claims attention than any other
The OF the Woodward Lotrop millinery
demonstrated from o season.
This spring present abundant selection of exquisite
Importation representing all of the leading mners world
and equally attractive showing of models from
Mushroom Hats PariSienne Sailors,
Poke B0nnetS FIower> Hats
The Cloche Picture Hats,
TOqHes and Turbans. 6
lney saou- -seondAo Tgtht
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Gen. and Mrs Bates. who have been
visiting Gov. Magoon at the palace in
Havana are at present with their daugb
ter, Mrs. Dunn Mckee, AT Butmore. n. c.
which has in recent years become the
gayest center of the South.
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Stationery and Stationery Engraving
For Easter Weddings.
Monogram and Address Dies.

And for the proper execution of
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

Mr. Lindsay, Of the British Embassy.
who has been visiting Mrs. Don Cameron
at her island home OFF the coast of South
Carolina, has recently been recalled. AMI
viii not remain in Washington for any
length of time after returning from Mrs.
Cameron's house party.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

Capt. and Mrs. Ryan. of the British En-
bassy, are passing some time in Florida,
but are expected TO return TO town before
Easter.
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Rebekahs marched up in regalia. The
strewing of flowers on the graves Of all
Odd Fellows and Daughters of Re-
bekah being finished, they assembled
near their new steel emblematic arch
Rev Coates delivered very fine adj
dress, followed by w. G. Grow.
Mrs. John Drake, who lives on the
cemetery road, is very Ill with con-
sumption.
The Eldon Dramatic club will ems
tertained tonight at the residence Of s
P. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Redans are visit
ing relatives in Washington.
w. M. Taylor Is business visitor II,
Washington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Hilles are visit
Ing relatives at Keosauuua.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Weber are WIS.,
iting Mrs, Webbers parents in Wya-
conda, Mo.
The Eldon Cemetery association will
meet with Mrs. w. A. Flowers today
at 4 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Israel and fam
lily were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Is
rael today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cane were guests
of H. G. Vass and family today.
Ed Sawyers is remodeling his house
on North Walnut street
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Own Your Home

It win pay you to buy home in
Il ottumwa, property will increase in val
J, ue; buy now and get in on the ground
floor. What do you think of these bar
Mgatns:
zone 8 room and reception hall (two
3Story dwelling), with cellar and fur
H1Hce ROOM, with hot air furnace, gas
FOR light and range. city water in lot,
A3fe cistern, connection with sewer, q
new barn. The house has only been
! built 3 years; lot 50x14O feet; nice
4 shade and fruit trees, and only ten
sminutes walk to the business part; los
Ration is very pleasant for home, one
block north Of East Fourth street,
Price, $4,000, and the house alone can't
be built now for that price.
We have several bargains on our list
right now, In both South and North
most anyone, $500 to $4,000.
We also have bargain in 37-acre
fruit farm, about two miles from city
limits, the owner will trade this farm
@rs g small property on the North or
South Side, and he will give possession
only 500. Here is a chance for yoh
people who want fruit and poultry
farm, which you can't pick up every
day. If you have anything to exchange
bet us know 1t at once.
Don't forget that we have the best
iftkS1S7AIEL FROHOSIIION TO oIIeI
In the Big Horn Valley, in Wyoming,
We also have the largest list of farm,
lands for sale. in the Central states.
We have a number one improved
farm for sale In Stevens county, Min
nesota; 400 acres. with heavy rich
black loan soil, with yellow clay sub
soil; $50 acres under cultivation; good
buildings and barn., wind mill, groves;
price, $95 per acre. Can give pos
session at once. This Is one of the
best farm bargains we have out of SOC
others. Home seekers excursion next
tuesday
JOHN p. APPLEQUIsT & co,
i24 e. Main Street, lover Cullen's
y, Store), Cttunnwa, Iowa.
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p. E. o. ENTERTAIN.

Bloomfield.-The last regular meet
mig of the P. e. o. sisterhood proceed
'irg the summer vacation was held on
Monday evening with Mrs. Flora
Young. The meeting was well attend !.
ell and was one Of the most enjoyabls
sessions Of the year. In response to
roll call each related some plan for the
ure trips were sketched. The year
book for next winter presented by the
committee was approved and accept
ed The season will close in two weeks
with picnic on the r. C.a'Young lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. .Steckel left on
Tuesday morning for Mt. Pleasant to
spend several days as guests at the
hcme Of Dean Pfersel, while attend
ing comm encement exercises at the
Iowa Wesleyan university.
Miss Virgie Beedle has returned
from Ottunwa, where she has been
teaching school.
L. w. Schwartzendruver accompa
MED by hi smother and daughter, left
Tuesday for Grand Junction, Colo,
where the ywill spend the summer.
Efforts are under way to hold q
street carnival here during the week
Of the Fourth.
A telegram from Spokane, Washing
ton, received Monday, states that w
w. Reeves is critically ILL., Mrs. Reeves
end brother, Harry Haywood depart
ed Monday evening for Spokane.
The Children's day program given al
the Christian church Sunday eepnine
vii; be repeated on the evening q
June 16.
The members of the Presbyterian
church have about decided to erect {
Sc, 500 parsonage on the church lot
| moving the church to the front ant
building the parsonage on the rear o.
the grounds.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham. Mrs. Curt Jonson OF
near West Point Is visiting relatives
near town.
Miss Inez Clark is visiting with her
aunt In Mt. Pleasant
Miss Lille Jones is visiting with
friends in Keosauqua this week.
MI. and Mrs. M. L. Stout are spend
ing the week In Brighton and Martins
burg.
Miss Marjorie Norris Of Keosauqua
spent Sunday with her parents.
DR.. IF. Calhoun, wife and children
of Eldon, visited over Sunday at the
home Of DR.. Pitt Norris.
Miss Grace Boies of Parsons college
was at homo over Sunday.
Everett Hubbard OF Colusa, Ill.,, Is
agetn during Mr.. Stout's absence.
On account Of the storm Sunday
night the Children's day program was
postponed until next Sunday morning
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FARMlNeToN..

Farmington.-Mrs. Charles Benedict
and children and Miss Eva Honcock
have returned from q visit with rela-
tiyes at Athens, sANss%
Mrs, Glenn Fuller and baby of Rama
parte are visiting Mrs, Eiller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson.
Miss Linrie Corns who has been
teaching in Mystic, returned home on
Saturday.
Mrs Eugene Manhard, who has been
visiting her son, Ed. and family, M
Des Moines. returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beeson and daugh-
ter, Marguerite. have returned to their
home in Fort Madison, after visit
with relatives in this place, Is
Mrs. Ray Junkina and baby of Bon
aparte are visiting at the home of g. G.
Junkins.
Mrs. Alta Sullivan, district deputy
grand .matron of the Order of the East.
ern Star. will meet with Mizpah Chap
ter Tuesday evening, June IL, to in
spect the work.
Miss Etna Barton is The guest Of
friends In Burlington.
Mrs. Henry Rastofer and daughter
Gertrude and son, Clarence, are visit.
ing Mrs Rastofer.s parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs Willis, at Willis Station.
Mrs. Edna Moore of Hannibal, MO.
is the guest of her uncle, Rev. james
McKiernan.
Mrs. James Cleave and daughter
Ripple, returned Tuesday from a vist
with friends near Hillsboro.
j. A, Holland Of Milton recently or
ganized a local lodge Of the Home
steaders. fraternal insurance order
with the following officers:
Robert Merrick.
Vice president--W. . j. Richardson.
Secretary-Miss Edna Medaris.
Treasurer-A. r. Mccoy;
Chaplain Sanford Reisner.
| Marshal-ADr. w. II. Mott.
Man at arms-W. J. Nixon.
Herald. H. Bowers
Lady of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G
Sherrick.
Lady of charity-Mrs- Robert Mer
rick.
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tried without jury and the decision
win rest with the presiding Judge.
The annual memorial services of the
!. O. O. F., X. OF p. and Redmen lodges
Of Hiteman were observed yesterday.
After decorating the graves at home
about 1900 boarded specitl train and
came to Abba for the same purpose.
Hon. N. e. Kendall and Rev. s.. NJ.
Perkins addressed the people at Oak
View cemetery.
About five hundred witnessed the
baseball game between Abba and Hite-
man yesterday at the City park. At
it's close the score stood to In favor
Of the visiting team. After the game.
the managers of the two teams put up
$3.50 for another contest between the
two teams at Abba next Friday.
The Abba Chautauqua will hold its
session from August s to 16. Hon.
William Jennings Bryan will be the
first attraction offered.
The Abba l. o. o. F. and X. Of p.
| lodges will hold their annual memorial
services next Sunday They will be
addressed by Rev. E. L. Schreiner.
o. G. Palmer left for St Joe last
night on a business trip.
G.. H. Sewart, who was called here
| by the death OF his brother, James
| Stewart, left FOR his home at Cairo.
Mo-. this morning.
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Farm Bargains
Located in White County
Arkansas
BOTTOM FARM.

5 No. l. 1872 acres good bottom land,
3 miles from railway and station; on
two lines of railway; 80 acres in Gull
tivation; grows fine crops; some tim
outbuildings, etc. well of good water
and some fruit Price $500.
FINE VALLEY PLACE.
No. s. 800 acres, smooth valley
land and creek, near schoolhouse,
church and postofface; miles from
Searcy, the county seat; miles from
Armstrong Springs, the celebrated
good water; some fruit; $50 acres Of
this land is in cultivation and under
good fence. Price $2,400.
coZY HOME, $3.50.
No. Z. 40 acres, "a miles from
Searcy; room frame house; all the
land Is under good fence: rs acres in
cultivation. barn, Outbuildings. ETC.;
part Of the land is creek bottom, bal
BEST INVESTMENT EVER.
No. IL. s2s acres. good land, 8
miles west Of Searcy 400 acres now
in cultivation; good 6-room dwelling
house: 3 tenant houses; several barns;
plenty OF good water; 1000 liberia
peach trees; 1000 apple trees Price,
MIGHTY CHEAP. es.,
ANos 10 oV dSAV Va bOSNShAb AeSAANaT
mile from railway and station; 80
acres In cultivation, balance cut over
timbered land; small house, outbuild-
ins'' ITCH sfs: ans ans ss isSi
No. 90 154 acres bottom land, 8
miles from railway and small town;
60 acres in cultivation and under good
fence; 3 room dwelling house; very
good barn, etc. Price, $1,000. Terms
A COW HOME
Higginson No. 66. A beautiful lleo
acres, only az miles from Searcy; 81
acres first bottom; so timbef: GO
fenced into 2 fields and in cultivation;
zoo fruit trees 8 years old consist
ing of apples, peaches, cherries, plums
plenty Of blackberries: school milo;
Telephone and rural delivery; room
1-story cottage; small barns; wal
on the back porch aud another In pas
ture; smokehouse. Price on this $l,-
| $50. Personally inspected; descrip-
ton guaranteed; photograph and plat
| 10 cents.
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SENTENCED TO PEN.
Monroe County zen, Arrested for
Stealing Cable Wire Pay
Penalty

Abba. w. G. Davie, j. NJ.
Grant, Henry and Charles Gill
iaspie, who were arrested some
months ago on the charge OF
were sentenced to serve six months I'm
they will spend about sixty days.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the clerk of the district court to
Philip Allen, 81 and Hattie Smith, IS,
both of Buxton; to John Churm. IS,
and Mile Thorp, II. both Of Hooking;
to Henry Nicholas, AZ. Of Buxton ana
Bertha Green. % of Abba, and to John
A. Haslach, 3s, and Moe Bellman, 33.
both of Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Marken left last
night for Spokane, washington, where
the will spend about sixty days.
James Stuart, an old Monroe county
resident, died at his home in the
fourth ward Sunday evening. Ar
rangements for the funeral will be
made after the arrival Of his son from
Kansas.
Jacob Lee. farmer living near Hite-
man, was yesterday adjudged insane
and was taken to the hospital at Mt
Pleasant.
Ed M. Noble of Highmore. S. D., is
visiting relatives and friends at Abba
William Darby Of ottumwa Joined
spent Sunday and Monday at the Mar
YER home.
Miss Monta Porter left yesterday
morning for a brief visit in Iowa City
where she Is attending the commence
ment exercises of her alma mater.
Mrs. Ralph Downs and children arr
In ST. Joseph this week.
M. M Hinton OF Dallas Texas is ar
Abba visitor.
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DouDs.

Douds-This vicinity was visited
with a heavy thunder and rain storm
yesterday evening.
Quite number from this place att
tended the K. Of p. memorial services
The baseball game here Saturday af-
ternoon between Mt. Zion and Douds
resulted to ] In favor of Mt. Zion.
A large number of farmers deliv-
cred wool at this place last Friday.
ed Of for this place and Leando. A
meeting will be held at Leando We'd
nesday evening to decide the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson OF
Leando went to Ottumwa foday to visit
with relatives,
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DARRYviLLE.

Darbyviile.-R. Dean Of Centerville
was business visitor in Darbyville
Tuesday.
Quite number from here attended
the street carnival at Centerville the
past week.
A. J. Sweetman was trading in Cen.
terville Saturday.
Miss Meta Frolick, wfo is employed
in Des MONIES as stenographer is Wis.
iting her parents at Rathburn.
A. Dykes has been of duty the past
few days on account Of illness.
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NUMBERING IN OREGON-MoST
profitable industry on American con-
tihent. Wealthiest corporations and
individuals investing there. Men of
smaller means fast getting rich
there. Group of practical, experienced
western men have organized COM
pany and are purchasing we'll estab-
lished numbering business in oregon,
with mill Of eighty thousand feet ca
pacity and large amount Of valuable
standing timber. Cost of production
low. Profits very large. Demand
enormous. Portion Of capital stock
for sale, constituting a safe, sensible
and most profitable Investment In
either large or small amounts. Sat-
isfactory banking references. Write
today for particulars. Ask for Tim
Der Talk. The Sunset Lumber Co.
206 Mckay Bldg. Portland, Oregon
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to the DR.. w. A. Dilts property, ono
block east Of the park.
/ Leonard Weeks and family now re-
side in the AL Miller property in the
southeast part of town.
/ William Moyle has purchased Rosco
Conrad's, farm southwest of town.
| o. III. Tyner was at Clinton last week
attending grand lodge. A. +. and A. M.
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Potoff and
little son, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs, William Burlington, departed
Wednesday for their home at Eldon.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Hayes of Lin
coin. Neb., have been visiting at the
homes of John Hayes and Mrs. John
Campbell.
! Dan Cowell has moved to Miss Bell
MI. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins AMI
two children and Mrs Gillis, who. were
visiting at the j. W. Hawkins home,
returned to their home at Hannibal,
Mo, Friday.
Misses Julia and Angie Pidgeon are
at home to spend their summer vaca-
ton with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Pidgeon.
Mrs. j. B. Jordan is enjoying a visit
with her sister In law, Mrs. Roger Jor-
dan. and her children, from Bushnell,
Illinois.
Mrs. Rosa Frazier is visiting friends
Miss Iva Hall spent a few days with
friends at Keokuk recently
Mrs. Joseph Turner has returned to
her home at Colony, Kansas.
DR.. and Mrs. Rawhouser entertain
ed the Jolly Rovers Monoay evening.
Elmer Winslow Of Birmingham was
a recent business caller here.
Rev. w. S. Right was called to Ed
dyivlle to conduct the funeral services
Of Mrs. Emily Reed Tuesday.
Charles Eads was called to Milton
Monday by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Reuben Tomlinson.
G. 7. Hill will be the Epworth
League delegate from this place to at
tend the district convention at New
London, beginning June IA.
Miss Edith Packer has closed very
successful term of school in Lee
county.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Brace, a
| daughter.
Mrs. Griffin and little daughter OF
Abba were guests recently at the M
E. parsonage.
Mrs. Nellie Davis is at home after
| spending several weeks at Burlington
! DIR. and Mrs. C. w. Pittman were
| county seat callers Tuesday.
A. Davidson spent Tuesday at Mt
/ Pleasant.
/ Mr.. Dutton of Let's was a business
caller at this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Newly is enjoying visit with
her son from Oklahoma.
Thomas Nicholson. who has beer
qite Ill, is reported better.
| Mrs Robert Pierce of Chicago ar
rived Saturday to visit her father, j. M
(. Triplett, and other relatives.
! Mason Miller and his daughter, Miss
4 Lucy. and granddaughter, Miss Luella
ARRIVED from Kirksville, Mo-, Wednes-
Gay.
The Ladies' Aid society, Missionary
society and Woman's club gave re.
i ception at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
10. H. Tyner Wednesday afternoon, II
Il honor Of Mrs. w. Shriner, Mrs. Fl
i James and Mrs. r. r. Richmond, mem
4 bers Of the society, who will soon de-
| part from Salem.
4 Mrs Matte Galliard went to Dan
Vile Wednesday to spend some tim'
with her mother. Mrs. Hannah Ingrim
and her sister Mrs. r. r. Swan.
4 ira Pierce Of Chicago is visiting rel
j atives here.
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Z w. LoWENBERG & SON,
or Real Estate. Over Bremhorst's
Grocery, Corner Court and
2aeopd Cfrae%e

THE SOUTH SIDE is BOOMING
and why not look at the factories 60
ing up? And we have some very
pretty homes listed to sell at big bar
gains. A very pretty home of 5 rooms
on Moore and Vine streets for $1,000.
A 5~roonl house on Sheridan avenue
for $3.50. A room house on Han
cock street for 5000. and several 9TH
ers that we can tell you about Then
we hove all kinds from a cottage to
a fine residence to sell cheap on the
North Side. We have nice 4 room:
bnuse close to packing house to sell
Nr $3.50. Then when you are looking
for a farm we can show you any Kind
from 10 acres up or a lot from 40 foot
front to acres, SO look US MP whA'i
Igou want to buy. Phone 442.
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Union Stock Yards, Chieaao, III.


tired In white served the twenty-five
guests which were present a three
course supper. The home was artisti-
cally decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers and presented an attractive
appearance. Many useful and beauti-
full presents we're received. The out OF
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hawkins, and two children Of Hanni-
bal, No, and Mr. and Mrs. !. L. Guy
of Hamilton, Ill.
The bride is young lady OF many
charming traits Of character. The
groom Is a promising young man and
the junior member in the undertaking
and furniture business Of the Davidson
firm. Everyone in and near Salem
knows this young couple. They have
lived mere since childhood and have
gained the confidence and respect OF
scores of friends who shower good
wishes for happiness in their new HE.
Thursday reception was given in
their honor at the home OF the groom.s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davidson
will go to housekeeping Immediately IN
coy home in the southwest part Of
town.
Mrs. Rebecca Donaldson.
Mrs. Rebecca Donaldson departed
this life Tuesday, June A, at the age
of seventy-five years. She was the
mother Of four children, all Of whom
survive her William B. OF Pierce, Ne
braska; Samuel of Salem, Ia. Mrs.
Nellie Dilts and Miss Addie of Indian
ola, la. In 1870 she with her husbaNd.
David Donaldson and their children
came to Salem. Mr.. Donaldson was
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. In 1872 her husband preceded
ner in death and the devoted wife and
loving mother brayely cared for the
fatherless children. For a number OF
| wears she was postmistress at Salem
and by her faithful work received the
appropriation of ALL She united with
the Methodist Episcopal church In her
| youth and was an earnest and devoted
member a loyal and true Christian
showing by ner daily and constant life
| the faith that she possessed. Since
1870 she has lived continually at Salem
until in March 1907, at which time the
| family Of DIR. w. A. Di1ts and Miss Ad
die Donaldson with whom the deceased
| for a number Of years had made hel
home. moved to Indianola and she &C
4 COMMANDED them and there passed
peacefully away with all her children
at her bedside and all accompanied the
body which arrived at Salem Wednes
4 day afternoon at 4 o'clock. At 10:3 81
1 O'Clock Thursday morning 9 large con
4 course Of friends gathered at the NJ
4 2. church to pay their last tribute O
respect to the departed and sympath!
1 for the living. The profusion of beau
| ttf,,I floral offerings showed fa0 esteem
ia which the deceased was held. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev
/ w. 6. Right. Interment was made II
i Salem cemetery
i Other Salem items.
H. G. Triplett has sold his residenc,
4 property one block south Of the pari
j to Mason Miller; consideration $1.450
j H. g. Triplett and family viii NOV