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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-19
HLooMFIELD.

Bloomf1eld.-Th Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Christian church held a
reception for the Normal students at
the church Tuesday evening After a
program of music and readings, re-
fresments were served and a pleasant
social eevning was enjoyed by the
young people.
We would like to correct a mistake
which appeared in the local columns Of
the Courier several days ago. when
the statement was made that Ellsworth
Rominger of Bloomfield had passed
through Ottumwa enroute to Califor-
MIA Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Rominger
have returned to their home In Califor-
mia, but Hon. Ellsworth Rominger is
at home and will fill all his engage
ments as usual.
Miss Nellie Bonar and Arthur Hos
kins were married at the Bonar home
four miles north of Milton Wednes-
day evening Rev. Mcclure of Troy
performing the ceremony in the pres
ence Of about one hundred guests. Miss
Bonar has many acquaintance in
Bloomfield, having visited here recent
ly. Several friends from here drove
down to attend the wedding. An in
fair dinner was given the happy cou-
pie at the home of the groom's par
ents at Cantri1 Thursday
Miss Minnie Loeb apent severay
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any to the enjoyment OF the feast to
be able to read in the mind Of the
fellow psychic across the table a
world of scorn at the manner in which
you handle the cutlery in dtsposing Of
your fruit or pastry?
Why isn't the old world pretty good
as it is without worrying about lot
Of new thought junk. the possession OF
which cannot add an ounce to the
present weight of human happiness.
A woman magazine writer in ex.
planning the failure of American mar.
riages lays 1t to the women. She says
that the excessive education and ex-
cessive physical coddling of young
women, and their devotion to physi,
cal culture and sports, has evolved a
hybrid feminine who is cross be-
tween magnifed, rather unmanner.
ly boy and a spoiled exacting creature
who sincerely loves herself alone A
man wouldn't dare to say anything
like that about the other sex.
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days this week visiting friends in OF

days this week visiting friends in OF
tumwa.
Mr.. Karr and daughter, Mrs. Ben
nett. of Carlisle, Indiana. are visiting
at the c. w. Rayburn home north of
town. Mr.. Karr Is brother in law
burn.
j. j. Brown of Stuart was In town
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Scranton of Washing
ton, arrived Wednesday for visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
Putnam.
Charles Yahnke came up from Fort
Madison Thursday for a visit at the
home of his uncle, Fred Yahnke.
Miss Bertha Criley OF Ottulnwa
spent Thursday in the city aud ~
tended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jameson, living
west OF town. are the proud parents Of
son, born Thursday, September IL.
Merle Breeding of Ottumwa and
David Jay of Blakesburg visited at the
attended the fair
Mrs. Mollie Willets of Centerville is
visiting at the home of her brother
Burr Burchett
Mrs George Evans and sister, Mrs
Leona Rogers of Cheyenne, wyoming
are guests at the Burchett home.
Senator L. L. Taylor Of Centervtlle
attended the Davis county foir Thurs
day.
Rev. George Monkman came up
from Burlington Wednesday to join
his wife. who is visiting her mother
Mrs. U. Rominger. Rev. Monkman
was returned to his charge at Pella
for another year
Mrs. Orr Berry of Ottumwa is Wis
iting relatives In the city
Mrs. Paul Rhodes came up from
Milton Thursday to spend few days
with her mother Mrs. ]. T. Hill. and
to attend the fair.
Mrs. Claude Atwood of Ottumwa
spent Thursday at the Davis county
fair.
is visiting in the city with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swift
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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfeld.-The Burlington Path
finders will play Company M here
Tuesday, Sept. "a. The game is ex.
pected to draw big crowd as there
has been no opportunity to see lea
que team her for several seasons.
Col. Joe 8. Grail Of this city has
received word that all of the Gov.
Cummins staff is expected to be In
Keokuk with the Governor to greet
President Roosevelt when he reaches
there October LIST. Col Grail will join
the other members of the staff, all
of whom will be in full uniform, at
Keokuk
Miss Anna Marsh Of this city and
Richard Bernahl Of Galesburg, were
married in Galesburg Wednesday
evening. The marriage came as a
complete surprise to Miss Marsh's
many Fairfield friends who had re.
ceived no inkling Of the approaching
event.
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Jails and vaerancy.

Chicago ILL.,. Sept. 17.--Jails and
Vagrancy was the topic of discussion
at this mornings session of the
National Prison Association. A re-
port from the committee appointed to
investigate the subject was presented
by Prof. Charles R. Henderson of the
University OF Chicago. The speakers
included H. H. shirer, secretary of the
Ohio Board OF State Charities and
Orlando F. Lewis Of New York City.
This afternoon special meetings
were held by the associations of
prison, wardens. chaplains and physi-
clans. Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth
is to be the principal speaker tonight,
when the subject of discharged pris-
Oners is to be considered.
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Dor lodge here on Friday evening.
after which luncheon was terved at
Henkles restaurant
Harry Hornbaker has gone to
Quincy. ILL.,, to attend business col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Morris went to
Moline. ILL.,, yesterday for visit at
the home of Claude Ryland.
Mrs. Jennie Brooks Of Keosauqua
Is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Aaron Blackford.
Miss Stella Lackey has returned
home after an extended visit with
relatives In Quincy, Ill.
w. e. Smith is visiting in Brereton,
Ill. with his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Sanford and family.
A. 8. Lane Of Carthage, ILL.,, is visit.
Ing few days with his son, Walter
Lane.
Miss Florence cresap was an OF.
tumwa visitor Thursday.
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RUSSELL.

Russell:-Mrs. Susie Mccoy of
HeminEsford. Mob. arrived Saturday
evening for visit with her mother,
MIS-. Esther Werts, and other relatives
In and around Russell.
Miss Mamie Beals returned last week
from six months visit with her
Moines.
The members OF the N. H. S. and
their husbands were entertained at the
g. A. Shields home in the west part OF
town Friday evening $1,000
Mrs. B. F. Milleson died at her home
In the north part OF town Saturday OF
heart trouble. She has been very sick
for several months. Funeral services
church.
Harriet DeLano left Friday for a
visit with friends at Des Moines and
Fort Dodge
Mrs. Florence childs and son, Har-
ley, visited a few days the latter part
OF the week with their daughter and
sister. Mrs Fay Stech, near Bethlehem.
Mrs. g.. w. McNeeley, and son, Ellis.
left on No. Friday for an extended
visit with the formers daughter, Mrs.
Matte Evans, at Wichita, Kansas.
Thomas O'Donnell left Saturday
evening for Chicago, with consign-
ment of stock.
William Westlake and wife of Mel
rose spent Sunday with Mr. Westlakes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Westlake
Messrs. and Mesdames Cyrus and
Joseph Curtis of south of Charlton
visited Sunday with their brother w
t. Curtis and wife Of Russell
Miss Charlotte Butts and aunt Mrs
Goe of Chicago, were shopping In
Charlton Friday
q. r. Haywood returned to his home
at Milwaukee Saturday, after 6
weeks visit with relatives here. Mrs.
Haywood will remain few weeks
longer.
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EDDYVILLE,

Eddyvflle.-Lee Harding, who has
been quite sick at his home east Of
town. has been much worse the past
few days. Drs. McCrea Of this place
and DR.. D. c. Brockman Of Ottumwa
held consultation Thursday
Mrs. Mary Harding and little daugh-
ter arrived from LaPlata, Mo-. are
here this week to spend q week with
relatives.
Miss Annis F1ndley Of Buxton Ii WIS.,
ting friends here
Rev. A. #. Kepford. who preached at
the Congregational church at this
place about eighteen months ago, leo
tured at the opera house Thursday
night on the Problems Of Tubercu
for the benefit Of the masses. and was
quite we'll attended. The Eddyville
band played before the lecture opened
Frank Hudson is reported rs quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. A. M. Fullen. returned mis-
sionary from Porto Rico, will give an
interesting and instructive lecture on
Porto Rico at the Christian church on
Thursday evening. September 10.
Victor MCGEE and family went TO
Farson Thursda- to spend few days
with relatives
Mrs. L. A. Roberts went to ottumwa
Thursday for a short visit with her
sister Mrs. VIM. Stuber.
7. ]. Allison Of Corydon. and Mel
VILE Lent Of Hopeville, are guests Of
the formers brothers. William and
John Allison.
Mrs. S. ]. Crosson and daughter
Mrs. Frank Hall. and the latter's little
daughter returned home Thursday
from a two weeks visit with relatives
at Des Moines, Boone and Indianola
A. christensen. who has been act
ing as agent at the Iowa Central In
the absence of Agent J. Fl. Field, left
Thursday for oakville. where he has
secured steady position.
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sA LOOK INTO THE FUTURE.

" MIS-. annie BeSanL, tue uedu Ol Cue
Philosophical society, prophesies that
America Will some day be peopled
with race of Hermann the greats
and Anne Eva Fays. She does not
putsit in just these words, but that Is
the conclusion that may be drawn
from the vague thoughts she express
ed an aEecent Chicago address.
3 sThe time Is coming in America
wien more and more souls will be
born with this psychic power-this de-
yelopment of the spirit which is look
ed upon as so extraordinary" said
Z! Mrs. Besant should be more ex-
race of psychics 1t is the next step
in human evolution" And then con-
timing she said:
With this race 1t will be simple
matter for one, to separate himself
from his physical body He may read
theSminds of others, look into the flu
ture, measure dispositions, and Judge
others weaknesses.
Gradually, as the astral body is de-
veloped, it becomes a simple matter
for the psychic to separate the astral
from the physical body. The astral
body may go on excursions in quest
of knowledge and upon returning to
theaphysical body and brain may i'm
part to the physical the knowledge
thug secured.
81 when these things do become gen
orally understood and accepted, It
means that death will cease to be the
tnsarmountable barrier between this
FIFE, and the next. 1t means that we
win bridge the gulf that heretofore
! has been looked upon as insurmount-
able as we have bridged the ocean"
Il MEASUREMENT should be more ex-
plicit,3. She should explain whether
reading the pink sporting extra. eat
i ing beans or playing ping-pong is the
most approved exercise for developing
lac astral body so that "it becomes a
slsimple matter for the psychic to sep
sarate the astral from the physical
body" She might show also what
edge this new generation of psychics
{ Will hold over the present generation
(which is, disposed to be reasonably
shappy II it gets it's three square meals
III day, Will there be any greater rel
Ssh to juicy watermelon or pump
kin pie because while eating that
watermelon or pie you can look into
s,the future sufficiently to see that next
year there is to be a shortage in the
crops of melons and pumpkins and
athat you must then try a new diet;
aAor would it whet the appetite or add
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyville.-Rev. G. w. Hampstead,
Supreme Man at Arms Of the Home.
steaders, returned Saturday night
from Fayette county, where he deliv-
cred two lectures in the interest of the
order, one on Thursday night and the
other On Friday night.
Mrs. 8. F. Fast and two daughters.
who have been been visiting her
mother Mrs. Alice Steele, and other
relatives hereabouts for some lime,
departed Friday night for their home
at st Paul. MINI.
Mary hatcher and Alfred spent Sat.
urday with her sister. Mrs. NJ. M. Bay
ut Abba.
irwin Walker visited with friends
IN Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs Mile Coon went to Abba Sat.
urday for visit with her son. Mac
Coon.
Mrs. L. O. Turner was an over Sun
day guest Of her son, R e Grattan
In Oskaloosa.
Earl Abel returned Saturday from
Abel where he had been on shor,
business trip and visiting his brother
Clifford Decker,
William Fullmer, easr Of pown. wa,
an over Sunday guest of hie son, a,
Harvey.
Mr.. ana Mrs. DAVID shnnng nav.
been visiting Mr. ShiIltng's parents al
Knoxville.
Mrs. Theo. OFT has oeen quite in
threatened with su atsse kof typhold
fever
George JAEGER ana fnrnily of Batavia
were over Sunday n'eKte Of friande
and relatives here.
Zeke Powell OF Missouri was re-
cent visitor Of his brother. @. Powell
east of town. re-
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FARMLNaTcN

Pennington M rs, Isybba Cook and
granddaughter Of Clehalis Wash, ar
rived Thursday fora vtsit With Mrs.
Cooks daughter, Mrs win Singleton.
. Mrs. F. Ks Ware was hostess at a
8 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Booth Mr.. and Mrs.
Beeson, and Mrs. Jennie Henry visited
over Sunday with the Misses McGreer
In Primrose.
Miss Vina Miller, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Miss Ella Miller, in
Burlington, returned home Thursday
morning.
Misses Zelda and Bonnie Preston
visited their cousin Mrs. VIM Allison,
thursday. returning to their home in
Pulaski Friday morning.
Miss Gertrude Rastofer is the guest
OF her grandparents in Willis.
Miss Helen McCrary returned Thurs
day.
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Surprise Rev. AhIauist,

Chariton.--Rev A. A. Ahlquist, who
has been filing the pulpit at the Swe-
dish Lutheran church this summer and
teaching the Sdewish school. was given
q pleasant surprise last Friday evening
at the residence Of Eric johnson by
the members Of the church choir. he
leaves In few days for Rock Island
to attend .Augustana college and as a
parting gift he was presented with a
handsome gold watch fob. Refresh
ments were served. games were played
and some time was spent in an enjoy
able manner.
Mrs. F. J. Glenn OF Freeport. ILL.,, is
Mrs. w. W. Kridlebaugh. while on her
way to Wallace, Idaho, where she ex-
poets to reside.
Mrs. Charles Goerlng and baby have
returned from a visit with Mrs. Goer-
ing's parents, and other relatives in
Knoxville.
w. H. snedaker returned Saturday
from Letcher, South Dakota, where
he had been for several months work
Ing at the carpenter trade.
Charlton Is making great prepara-
tions for the celebration OF home-com
Ing week or the three days Of the old
settlers reunion on September "a, rs
and 26. There will be free moving
pictures two nights and a camp fire on
the 2bth. There Will be an exhibit Of
old relics and heirlooms and an exhibit
by all the inventors In the county
There will be good music. contests
RAGS, baseball games, exhibitions by
street performers and by Company H,
and by the fire departm ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malone of Indi-
anola, who had been visiting Mrs. Ma
lones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boylan, returned home Saturday
evening
Mrs. G. H. Stierwalt Of Murray, has
returned home after a visit with her
brother. e. G. James, and other rela-
tives.
Mrs Fred Powers and children OF
Ottumwa, returned home Saturday
evening, after months visit with rel
atives In this city and with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Holmes, Of Lib
erty township.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hopkins have
returned from visit with relatives in
Newton, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Glassco and little
daughter, Veda, returned Saturday
evening from a six weeks trip to
Memphis, Tennessee. New Orleans La
and other points.
The Misses Nellie and Octavia Bel
lor. accompanied by their cousins, Flor
AsaAA and TEad 1Allan Of MI Cianana
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AN INTELLECTUAL DUEL

e eTi1le was when ii one southern gen
stleman called another southern gentle
imam an "igorant and contemplate
scuW and In turn was referred to as
"a asvhisky soak two men would start
pn8a cunning expedition that would
not end until few pot shots had been
&exchanged. But that time is gone.
Nowadays when southern gentlemen
have falling out 1t is left to a learned
fbohrd of university professors to de-
eide by an academic examination
wherein lies the SANDER. s.
curing the recent senatorial fight in
Mississippi Sidney Ceaser Tapp. editor
OF an Atlantic, Ca, publication, fought
thes candidacy Of John Sharp Williams
Vardaman's opponent and vanquisher.
This moved Williams to remark that
Happy was ignorant. Tapp replied
bysdubbing Williams whisky soak"
Then Williams friends entered the
lists BY writing a few letters In which
Fapp was referred to as contempt
lbls cuF. '''-a
This Halter charge did not seem to
anger the editor as much as the slrr
On his educational attachments. So he
has decided to settle the question of
Fhiss ignorance or erudition by conclu-
4 sive test Of scholarship Accordingly
hes hasE formally challenged the new
/ Mississippi senator to compete in an
Examination with him on either the
Eriiciples of American government,
M4eshistory of England, the history Of
@ Gsece ;stheS history of Rome, or any
Ephsr8 Intellectual test that may be ar
,sssriE J. 1t is stipulated that board
tsDy ofessors from Harvard. Princeton
e. q Yale shall preside at the examina-
3a.Ans skS IsE9
tin and act as judges OF the duel of
ss5Smehow or other there Is something
A{et appeals about duel of this kind.
EEscarried out it will give the scrappy
Editor chance to demonstrateftAat he
aspot ignorant, and If made broader,
Hisht also give MI. Williams an op-
poAsunity to show that he is not a
whisky soak" Both sides would then
be Satisfied. Whereas If the two COM
batantss went cunning for each other
theS question at issue would never be
decided, and it would only be shown
which of the two southern gentlemen
when angry could pull the quickest and
fire. with the best aim.
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/. BASKET PICNIC AT HEDRIck.
Garfield Lodge, No. 4s5, A. F. and
A. NJ and Hedriok Chapter No. 362,

Garfield Lodge, No. 4s5, "A. F. and
A. M, and Hedriok Chapter No. 362,
o. e. s., viii Enjoy Outing.
Hedrick.-A big basket picnic will be
held in Fifth street park next Thurs
day under the auspices OF Garfield
lodge, No. 4S5, A. B. and A. M. and
Hedrick Chapter No 1852, o. e. S..
The committee in charge has the ar
rangements well under way and insure
every one attending good time
Baseball game, lawn tennis, tourna-
ment, prominent speakers and plenty
of good music are the attractions. and
as every one is invited, a large crowd
Is expected.
Other Hedriok News of Interest.
w. H. Young was passenger to OF
tumwa Saturday.
A. ]. McColl Of Des Moines was in
town Saturday on business.
d. Snokenberg Of sigourney was in
town Saturday on business.
w. D. Martin was a passenger to
Martinsburg Saturday
Miss Maude Hursey left Wednesday
evening for Upland, California, for an
indefinite stay with relatives.
Mr.. Moore Of Blairstown, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hinton were in
Ottumwa Friday on business. M
G. ]. Martin and Fred Watts we're in
MdTeIlbO dlu lHuISudy.
Wade Kirkpatrick was in Ottumwa
Wednesday on business.
Miss Maude Holcomb Of Murray. is
visiting her brothers. c. T. and Elmer
Holcomb, in Hedrick this week.
D.. E. Beck was in Martinsburk on
Friday.
M L. Clark has purchased Anton
Fischer's farm southeast Of town.
Mrs. G. T. Holcomb and Miss Maude
Hnlonpnh IN Iiohlan5 ronfar
Friday
D. Hickins Of Farson was in town
Friday on business.
D. 7. Stockmon Of Sigourney was IN
town Saturday on business
Dr. E. Quinn Of Martinsburg was in
town Saturday
Attorney G. B. Baker Of sigourney
was in town Thursday on business.
DR.. r. V. Henry was in Fairfield
Thursday on business.
G. G. Bowers has purchased the e..
B. Baker property on Spring street.
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THE MULE PLAYS AN.
IMPORTANT PART
AT ALBA
DEMANDS ATTENTION OF Dis
TRlcT coURT-FleUREs in
A $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST HOOKING CO

Albfa.-District court convened N
Abba Monday and the session wilEcon-
tlnue forfthe coming eight weeksS The
grand jury was empaneed shortly aft
er l O'Clock and they are now ins pri-
Vate chambers Investigating the many
/ cases that need attention. The trial
jurors We're advised that they would he
needed Wednesday, but SO many 81 the
lawyers being absent from the city 70
attend the supreme court, has cajised
an order to be issued telling them 10
report next Monday
The mule not only plays an import
ant part In the development of coal In
this county but likewise he Is the cauEc
OF several cases Of litigation that reach
the courts. There Is one personal DAM
age case against the Smoky Hollow
Coal Co, in which the damage is ask
| ed because the mule kicked man.
Another case of a similar nature, aud
IN which the mule is the main cause sof
the trouble is case against the Hook
ing Coal company. This case is one lin
which William Flockhart asks dam
ages against the company for $1,000
and he bases his claim on the fact that
the mule he was driving while work
Ing In the coal mine baked on n
knuckle" and the cars we're allowed
| to run over his foot, after they had
started. The plaintiff brings the action
j claiming the "knuckle' was faulty, but
I II The mule had attended to the work
that is expected of him there would
| have b4en no use in getting befo1 & the
I car and the accident never would have
| happened
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Mich, spent Sunday with relatives ii

Mich, spent Sunday with relatives in
Des Moines.
]. F. Story left yesterday for visi,
in Chicago with his mother who re-
sides in Cincinnati, Ohio, and who ex-
pected to meet him In that city. >.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Eikenberry, &C
companied by Mrs. Eikenberrys grand
father, Elijah Hurst, Of Milton, Indi-
ana, departed yesterday for visit ir
Denver, Colorado. with Mrs. Eiken-
berry's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Watson Of Medi-
apolts. who resided In this county sew.
eral years ago. are visiting In Charlton
with Mrs. Watson's brother, D. w
watson and family.
Mrs. Katherine Garv1n OF Ottumws
is visiting in Charlton. a guest of hel
laughter. Mrs. C. A. Lynch.