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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-29
ELDON.

Eldon.-Ream Baker leaves this
morning for Ames.
| DR.. E. e. Price was in Ottumwa on
business Saturday.
Miss Fern Knowls is an Ottumwa
visitor today.
Miss Edith Crockett. Mrs. Blanch
Price and Eva Price were in Ottumwa
shopping Saturday evening"
Mrs Clara Hines returned last
evening from business trip to Cedar
Rapids.
Miss Silvia Grow spent Sunday at
home.
3. e. Hills spent Sunday in Keo-
sauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Hunnel, ST., are
Keosauqua visitors today.
Miss Alice Young returned to her
home in Kansas City today.
Mrs. c.. Brown and daugh-
ter. Bernice, came in yesterday from
Clarinda to visit relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Hunts and daughter, Bonnie.
are Ottulnwa visitors today.
4 Mrs. ]. Beard leaves today for her
home in Versailles. Mo-, for an extend
Robert Crow Is an Ottumwa visitor
| today
Mrs. o. H. vass Is an ottumwa vis-
| ttor today.
A large crowd left Eldon for Ottum-
wd Saturday to attend the circus.
Samuel Warner was visiting in Ell
don yesterday at the home Of his cous
in, DR.. E.. E. Price.
A large number Of people from here
were the victims of pickpockets In
| Ottumwa on show day.
| Upwards of 500 people from this
place attended the circus in Ottumwa
1 Saturday.
j. Roberts is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. A. L. Minear is dangerously Ill
| at her horoa
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sIeouRNEY.

Sigourney.-Mr M. e. Lusch and
Mrs. Hannah Randall went to Oska-
loosa Monday to attend the big show.
Lee Clarahan left ror his home in
Oskaloosa Monday morning, after
spending several months mere working
in the bakery.
William Bowers went to Oskaloosa
Monday morning to attend the show.
Edward McQuaid went 10 Oskaloosa
Monday morning to attend the big
Barnum & Bailey circus.
Orren Miller and Chester Beall were
in Oskaloosa Monday.
Vera Felker returned home from
Washington Monday morning, after a
few days visit there
Mrs. ]. NJ. Adams left Monday morn
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyville.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bennett moved their household goods
from Pekay to the DR.. Shafan tenant
property, corner Walnut and Fourth
streets, Saturday, and will make Ed
dyville their home
H. II. McCrea Of Danville. Illinois.
stopped off here Friday for short
visit with his brother, DR.. F. M. Nc
Crea, while enroute home from Cali
fornia.
The first dance to be given by the
Dancing club for some time was held
in the Pythian hall Friday night, and
was attended by about twenty-five
couples. Grattan's orchestra furnished
the music. Among those present from
out Of town were Misses Ada Nance
ley and Jane Gray, of Everist
Eddyville was quite well represent
ed at the circus in Ottumwa Saturday.
about forty persons going from this
place.
Will Criswell has returned from
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Arnold, at Webster City
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Boyd Of Malcolm
are here, called by the serious illness
Of Mr.. Boyd's father, r. w. Boyd, who
is no better.
Roma Noe, who has employment In
Ottumwa, spent Sunday at home
Raymond Jackson of Newton is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Rose Nc
Dole.
Roy Palmer left Sunday morning to
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MoRAvIA.

Moravia.-A. M. Oehler of Iowa City
Oehler, for few days.
Carl Gray returned to his home in
Abba Saturday evening, after few
days visit with his uncle, DR.. ]. r.
Gray.
Joe Mccrory was calling on friends
In Foster Sunday evening.
N. ]. Hibbs visited friends here Sun
day, going on to Lovilia In the even
ing, wrere he Is principal Of the
schools
Miss Elva Dnix of Abba was visit
ing friends for. a few hours Saturday
evening.
Misses Elizabeth ana Nell Trussell
and Clara Gutshall left Saturday for
Ottumwa, where they will visit at the
home of M. 3. Trusseli tor few days.
Miss Elsie Jones left Saturday even
ing for Ottumwa. after weeks visit
with her parents here.
Mesdames, ]. e. Sharp and w, r.
Day arrived home from the cnautau-
qua Saturday, after a very enjoyable
week.
R. M. McIptire Of Blakesourg was in
town on business Saturday.
James Grooms was an Ottumwa vis-
itor Sunday.
Mrs. Rogers Of Moul.on visited at
the home Of Mrs j. j. Hicks Sunday
Mrs. G. w Mc1nttre liz visiting with
friends in Biakesburg this week.
Mrs. g. r. Clarke and Miss Lee
Walker left Monday for Des Moines to
attend the fair and study the new fall
styles in millinery goods.
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AMERICAN HOME FINDING Asso-
CATION HAS PURCHASED A.
D. MOSS PROPERTY.
THE PRICE IS $500
Former Owner Agrees to Fully Mod.
ernize the Building in Every Way
viii Make Fine Headquarters for
the Association


The old A. D. Moss property on
West Fourth street has been sold to
the American Home Finding Associa-
tion for consideration Of $6,5O0 and
will be used by the purchasers as
Headquarters for the work which they
are carrying on.
In the contract agreement flied In
the recorders once 1t Is stated that
Mr.. MOSS has promised to thoroughly
modernize the building In every way.
Concrete and cement floors are to
be put In; the drainage and heating
systems are to be put in first class
order and the property will be fitted
with all up-to-date conyeniences.
1t is the Intention OF the purchasers
to occupy the building soon after
Sept. IL. at which time Mr.. Moss has
agreed to have all the necessary re-
pairs completed.
The property is situated in the high
est part Of the city and for years was
one Of the finest residences in OF
tumwa. The building Ia OF brick and
Is said to be In excellent condition
The grounds are large and we'll pro-
vided with trees making what is con-
sidered by the association an excel
lent homo for their work.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte.--Mrs. Elizabeth Tozier
and daughter, jamie Tozier, OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio are guests Of Mrs. Margaret
Humphreys.
Mrs. Byron Meek returned from a
visit In Keokuk.
Miss Matte Mcdonald Of Mason
City Is visiting relatives here
Dudley Barber Of Denver, H., visited
relatives and friends here this week.
Miss Tina Matlock returned from a
weeks visit in Des Moines.
Quite a number of people attended
the Barnum & Bailey circus in Keo-
kuk
Mrs. Byron Hogan and son are Wis
iting In Pennington this week.
w. G. Deitz is visiting in Chicago
and Woodstock, ILL.,
Ed Coolidge attended the old set
tiers meeting in Salem and visited In
Hillsboro.
]. c. jackson, who has been visiting
here, went to Douds and Keosauauz
for brief visit before returning TO
his home in Chicago.
Daisy Hixon of Hillsboro is visiting
at the Roger Cresap home.
Margaret Easiing has returned from
a visit I'm Fairfield.
Miss Bertha Lackey went to West
Point recently, where she is employed
in millinery store.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Mr. and Mrs. =. c. Lewis
of Russell visited in the city Sunday
Theo Curtis is spending few weeks
with his son at Huron, South Dakota
Carl Abrahamson went to Des
Moines Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Bond Of Russell
spent Sunday in the city.
John Hollingshead OF Cedar town
ship is moving to this city this week
and will occupy the w. H. Lewis cot
tage in the southeast part of town.
]. NJ Jamison Of Humeston was Wis
iting in the city over Sunday.
The Holiness meeting is growing In
interest and each night adds new con-
verts to their numbers. They will con-
tinue at least another week with the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smyth of Elliot,
were over Sunday visitors in the city
Charles Lewis expects to leave to-
morrow for Rawlins, Wyoming, and
will engage in railroading.
P. A. Cackler will leave tomorrow
for a trip to Colorado.
Miss Agnes Wilson of Columbia WIS.,
tied in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson spent
Sunday ut Abba.
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turned to her home in Kansas City
Thursday.
William and John LaFollette were
in the county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bellies left Mon.
day for visit with relatives in Hi.
nois.
Mrs. Bertha Snow and son Wilbur
are visiting friends In Jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bainbridge OF
Mystic are visiting at Irve William.
sons.
Allen G. Cole and wife of Alamosa,
Colo, who have been VISIT old ac.
qnaintances departed for ome Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. By n of near
Dudley visited the family of Casey
Byrum last week
Mrs. M. M. Commons and G. w.
Derby left for their homes in Kansas
last Friday.
Julia Rowe was a passenger to tina
county seat Friday evening Of last
week.
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Were Playing Cards on Train.

West Point.-Three men an wom-
an who had been running some stand
at the fair here boarded the passen-
ger one evening recently and were ar
rested when the train arrived at Fort
Madison. The three men and another
man had been playing cards on the
train. and one Of the players had plac-
ed a. silver dollar on the board, which
disappeared short time afterward
and resulted in a fight in which the
three men had their eyes blackened
and the woman also claimed that she
had been hit in the face. The fourth
man having escaped. they were not
fheld, but were allowed to go on their
Journey.
Rhynas & Workman held a sale of
western horses in the stock yards here
Saturday afternoon. Forty head of
horses were sold at GOOD prices. E. q.
Holland of New London was the auc-
4 tioneer.
The firemen's dances, given at the
city hall Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of the fair were success.
The usual good attendance netted them
IL neat sum. which will go toward the
repairing Of the fire apparatus.
Sister Mary Constance, formerly
Miss Elizabeth West who has pee,.
visiting with her mother. Mrs. F. x.
Smith. in this city, returned to the
slconvent at Nauvoo, ILL., Friday.
Charles Nacke returned to Ottumwa
Saturday, after attending the fair here
End also visiting at the home Of his
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Nacke
Mrs. John Stuckey returned home on
Friday from a pleasant VISIT with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Troja. at Fort
Madison.
q Mrs. George otte returned to ottum-
ia Friday, after spending the fair
leek with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
ohn Rump, in this city.
Mrs. ]. f. Cantril who has been
!5visiting at the ]. E. Cantril home in
this city, returned to her home at OF
tumwa Monday.
!, Joseph Koepping left Monday for
ifton, after visit at the home of his
t2oarents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Koepping. Mr.. Koeppins rs manager
s:of creamery at that place.
y Isidor Link and Frank Mertens left
Monday for Des Moines to attend the
Estate fair. Mr.. Mertens VIII go to
Nicola before returning home.
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Hold Family Reunion.

Bloomf1eld.-A pleasant family re-
union was held near Steuben Sunday,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Griff Davies. their
children and ten grandchildren, spent
the day together on the old home
place Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Griff Davies of Bloomfleld, sim
Patterson and family, John Shook and
family, Tom Davies, j. w. Gristy and
family Of Hit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Davies who five at the old
home.
Helen Wray went to Keokuk Satur-
day morning to spend week with her
grandparents, Judge and Mrs. H. H.
Tr,mble.
Mrs. s. W. Pennington and two sons
Bame down from Abba Sunday for a
weeks visit at the c. L.. Pennington
AaI Hsil er. King homes. n his CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D,lffieId ard
Mrs, May Carpenter returned Thurs
DAY from Omaha, where they visited
for several days with .hsir son and
brother. Ross Duffield, Who i, In very
ponc health and leaves sooa for Dead
wond. S D., hoping to benefit by the
change Of climate.
Judge and Mrs. Eichelberger went to
Ottumwa Sunday and from there TO
charlton, where the judge opened
court the first Of the week.
Miss Mary Power spent Sunday
with friends in Milton.
w. j. Law of Everist spent Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Miss Minnie Yakle is spending the
week with friends in Ottumwa.
p. E. Good of Wahoo, Web, a judge
Of the supreme court OF Nebraska, is
visiting here with his sister, Mrs. W.
i'll. Dillener, and other relatives.
I Mrs. Thomas Greenlee and little
daughter of North English arrived this
morning for visit with Mrs. Green
lees mother, Mrs. Virginia Horn.
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a caller Sunday morning while on his
way home from Ottumwa.
j. A. Cameron expects to leave to-
day for Excello, Mo-, to make his home
for while with his son, T. B. Cam
eron
was called last week to the bedside
of her brother, j. N. Putnam. She
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Putnam.
Mrs. James Frady of Ottumwa WIS.,
tied Thursday with her brother A. T.
Smock, and family, and her sister,
Miss Emma Smock
Mrn. Maggie McMains is visiting
with friends at F1oris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smock and
daughter. Ruth. are visiting in Bloom
field with friends.
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elGouRNEY.

Sigourney. Frank Wallace
and Miss Fern Stone visited In Rich
land Tuesday.
Miss Attsrbury Of Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, is visiting at the homes
|of her sisters, Mrs. Fred Schipfer and
Mrs. Bert Richardson.
DR.. schriner Of Ollie was in town
Wednesday.
George Haffner Of Washington
spent the first Of this week at the
home Of his mother.
Miss Naomi Stewart Of Keota is
visiting her friend, Miss Mary b.
Schiltx
Mrs. Kindle Of Delta was in sigour-
ney Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Dreamer and daughter,
Laura of Keota visited the first of
this week In sigourney.
F. L. Axthelm Of Harper was in
town Wednesday
Mrs. P. w. Heninger of Martins
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spend few days with his sister, Mrs.
Clyde Hartman, al Baxter, and at the
State fair in Des Moines, and will then
go to Ames to enter the State Agricul-
tural college.
Earl McElroy, who recently purchas-
ed property on South Fifth street, is
improving the same.
The baby of A. Marnholz, south OF
town, has been sick.
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Indiana Gutter Crews Win Races.

+ Annapolis, Aug. 2s-In close and
Interesting race two cutter crews Of
The Culver naval school of Culver.
indiana, defeated the first and second
equation cutter crews of the fourth
lass naval academy over a mile
curse today
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burg visited at the home of her son.
g. O. Heninger this week.

DurA vls1ad at The home Of her son,
q. Q. Henfnger this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mccoy of Water.
loo visited this week at the Tom
Kelly home
James Eastburn of Missouri is visit.
ing relatives and friends in Sigour.
.ney this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craven of What
Cheer visited at the Stuck home this
week.
Miss Bernice Williams of Marys.
vile, Mo, visited this week at the
F. D. Snakenberg home.
Charles Bowen and Roy Adams Ut
near Delta, were in Sigournsy We'd
nesday.
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BLAkgsRURG.

Blakesburg. Rev Shook and Rev.
Hightshoe of Ottumwa attended the
M. 3. picnic south of town Thursday.
Mrs. Mayme Blankinship, who has
been visiting her parents here, re-
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PENNINGTON.

Neutrality-suspicious. fifty people
from Fort Madison, Kahoka, Hillsboro
and other places, mot In Farninaton
Tuesday and enjoyed a picnic at An
derson park
More than one hundred Pennington
people attended the Barnum s. Bailey
circus at Keokuk Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. george Me-
darts, Wednesday, August 81. son.
iting Mrs. Schees mother near An
son.
Mrs. Frances King Of Chicago arriv-
ed Wednesday morning Of last week
for a two weeks visit with friends
here
Carrie Knott left Wednesday after
noon for Bentonsport, where she will
Visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Jacobs for q
week.
Ed Pyle Of Hooker okra., rs IN town
visiting relatives on his way to Chit
cago.
Mrs. Susan Jack died Sunday after
months. Mrs. Jack was 80 years old,
a very bright and lovable woman, ono
Of the oldest settlers in this vicinity.
She leaves four children-Jo John. Thoin-
as, Albert and Josephine. Funeral SER
vices from the home at 10 a. M today.
Burial in the Mcdaniel ceretery.
William Goodin visited with friends
in Bonaparte Monday.
Mrs. Pauline Bocklemen entertained
Mrs. Thomas Of Keokuk several days
last week
A jolly crowd enjoyed a picnic SAT-
urday at Duck Pond in honor of Vevie
Glicker. Essie Pont and Arthur Doel-
ing, who are here visiting with rela-
tiyes
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BATAVIA.


Batavia.-Mr and Mrs. Jason Far
ris attended the funeral Of Samuel
Long at Bladensburg Sunday
Born, Friday, August 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Burr Of Seymore SON.
Born, Tuesday. August 20. to Mr..
and Mrs Ernie Lewis. daughter.
Mrs. Miranda Jameson and two
children Of Seymour are visiting Mrs.
Janlieson's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Jon
athan Harris.
Mrs. w. A. Lewis and daughter,
Vashti, drove to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Wright was passenger
to Agency Monday.
Mrs. Myers Of Pleasant Plain is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. James crown
Ed Afford and son. Harry, and H. D..
Kreigh were passengers to Ottumwa
Monday on Burlington No. 8.
Mrs. Lindsay Wilson was shopping
In ottumwa Monday
Mrs. George Afford of Ottumwa was
called here Saturday evening by the
serious illness Of her father, al Nor
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Miller and son Of
relatives here.
Mrs Mary Moss is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Burr, Of sey-
mour.
Mrs. Loren Copeland and children
are visiting friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. Warren Copeland and baby are
visiting Mrs Copeland's mother, Mrs.
G. Peterson.
Elmer Lawson and son, Donald,
were transacting business in Ottumwa
Monday.
Charlie Hanna returned Friday from
CHICAGO, called there by the serious
illness Of his sister, Mrs Laura Brown
! Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown and
baby, Georgia Of Bernhart, visited
Sunday with Mr.. mad Mrs Robert
Caldwell
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6ruu 2ouiia u. 9olcnits bat Don
@rof. @bilipp s.. 6ricic 0uS @o6n=
boltS 9tr, 729, HeIcrpoirz StroBc, mel
Dies 16 bel tl2 SUB 9roB lit, gefotft.
Sir $4,000 bat =. $. Nicn1an BON
@iQiom @cinrcid Oo3 @uuS an Der
9toromclt-Gfe Don 2omborO- unO
1umconsS troBc gefouit.
Sic yGbeIton 2ono So" bot Inn Die
GrloltbniB 5llm @olt zines $500 TO-
itcnoen @obnbouies al Der @olbroot.
9(uenlte, mCltlid bon Der II. StroBc,
no6gcildt.
Die SS. Scarce & SMcd, wcldc
bier ul1o in onocrcn St0Otcn 2lnlilic-
m~entsplGbe bctreibcr, boben OoS
@rltnoltiid .9tr. 80, @cit-Serington-
StroBe, bon @iliom 81. 6lomm ouf
iiinf Sabre gcpod)tet. Go@ jcbige orcis
it0dige @ebGltoc miro nbgcrilIcn unO
elm ornomcntolcS c~initotigeS @eb0ltOc
erriGtct meroen, iiir mclfcS &olliS
&cpi Die YlGnc oltaurbcitct,
0ic SS. Com. u. O'Wtoro uto Z.
Mercoitb Neeic ii6rrtrugcn Qcitcrn an
Die o@eo. @iintbcr 9rou-Go." oos
| @runoitiif 9}r. 6t3, SiiO.@olfc-
StroBe, fir 5000. GoS @rltnoitiid
lit IS bel 40 SUB groB urO bat eil1cn
@runo3ins pom $3.50.
Sr. E6onaS .. SoQ bat bon Sri.
Goic Scrgcnrotbcr 0Gs 3-itofi9e
@obnbols &r. 1916, @cIt-&onualc=
StroBc, Acfouft.
@oltmriitcr &obn Gomon 6nt Sen
Contract fir Den Ban oeS nrltcll Slit
gels oeS nSbcpoorb unO Gnod) &rott-
SoipitalS" er6olten, mcl6cr ctlpo
$125000 toitcn miro. Cos bon ocu
Nrditeftcn Charles &. Goiiell& Son
geplontc @cb0lloc miro S6lafiGlc,
@ohttn0cn fir 9lcr5tc, 3innter fiir
northumberland SprGie5ililmtr,
&iidC etc. cntbulterl.
ST.. Solncs g. G~onitontinc bat Den
Gontroft fir bic nellc &iQa 0cS &rn.
Charles &. SorO an Yorf= Sci9btss
grpenrle, no6e 0cs nMtorpIono-GorntD-
Clubs" crbaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

Gli6abetb g., Mnp an WiQiam $.
Nobertion , @runoitiide, S.. i
@illiom $. &obertion an -gli3abet6
9. Munb, 3 @rnlloltiide, S..
SorporO Somilton etc, an @iqionl
Monb u1o SrQll, Aioroicite 6cocroI-,
na6c Caroline. S2ltlrlqqBe, 1874 bel 10,
@rllnp3ills S49l1-. tl,as,
@illiom s. 8iridcr, Srlltre, an
Samuel 3uaiS, Nor0icitcn 6eoerol-,
nobe Caroline 8trdBc, @runo5ins
$40, $tt25. r~ls.lt:-~ m.