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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

@u nj Nar 9ammel Yige gait @am'
ben, sc. s., blep funben mprbet paa en-
bemmeli9bebstulb Maabe lite langt fra
fit @iem for no9le Daae foen. Sun
par bleuen isnbt ct 2@rinoe % tom lite
tilba9e. 80 unge Meno blep arreites
rebe iom mt8tentte for Eorbrybelien,
ben enc forbi Yisen nps baube iast til
I'm Mor, at bun par. ban9e for bam.
Denne uuse Wtanb er Blot en- Gut paa
l6 Mar, % ban bar nu tilitaaet Gor:
brpoelIen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

@u tets Mar 81. Gut 9farbeben al
Beue Tou.9e, g. g., blep 1laaet | So
uebet al en- pet for nosle Da9e ften,
% QlerneifaQen blep fnettet. Ba:neta
Ontel torte bet liQe Qe9eme til Bpen,
% bet rsrte fig lite paa be ipu Mil bib.
San troeoe, bet par bpb, % gan talte
ON at tiltalbe @oroneren. Da Mobe>
rem bptte @oroneren neunt. falbt bet
benbe ino at tiltaloe en- anben Qe9e, %
benne fanbt, at Der enoba par 2tu
BARNET. Det ct nu paa COB 0ei til at
tomme fig. Barnet bar ner blepen be,
qrapet lepenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10
D3pheo fan lite heIbreoes

p.b totaIe ibler. ba be tile rat ben osrebne Del
az sSref Ser er tun en- Waabe at s1lrere Dppbeb %
st er neb Ronitituton Wtbler. Depbeb
usb en betcenbt Ttanb al snmbnben tibet euitabtite
Wer gaar bette Sfpr bIpet inlatneret me- rter ge en
bItper hst lultet, er D9pbeb g9e og 11eb m1ote es
teubeI{en Fan fiernes, og bette Opr senspss ~ nes.
male Ganb pl 9grelen prs euslast tOr ltsnf:
Set EMS Ell betenbt Elanb al Sltmbtnberr.e
t ptl spe ct bnnbrebe Dollars for et9psrt
ii Dsnbb at o iah Ia.s,
frit. . Gbenep q go,. Gplspe, =.
8 eW. selses hps gpothetere 76e. sS. I,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10
M8teptcoc.

Ueo Yaf. Rleppe, Abe Ott, Ole .Mp.
gaarb % Mrs. SoIepbtne Roiengren,
beaae fra Ttreus falls.
geb NaH. Tosmart. 7be Ott., Mels
xarlon berfra % Mits Mnna Carlton
fra Grant Gountp.
Deb Yaif. Rleppe, sbe Ott., Nlberi
@barles @oltu,an % Miis Clara Wef,
len, beg9e fra Perbam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

Det maa uare triuelt9t at pere Tar,
met nu ONT Dasen. $l.o5 pr. Buibel
for 0eo, ! Nortbern 6uebe i bet Iofale
Warteb. Gbeobore Stras / Conn Of
Oscar fiprte to Xes 2tnfrp til Notblap
Etrsoa9 os fit $1l2.55 for bet. San
baube 2l Mcre5 af Gin ibelt % fit 10
Bulbel pr. Mcre. DER. @tros la9be
igaar, at ber par ennuu en- bel Del
Ereitine iaiea bans Nabo1as, men ON
Ve'ret bliuer sobt, troebe ban, man
uilfe bliue ferbia nelte l1ge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

Senator "a ToQelte fra QBisconin
par | Sarge 2srbaa % talte Der. ,Sn.
iureentetne"s 2eoere bolbt ba en- Gon>
terence m.o 9enbltt paa Balset af en-
Torenebe Staters Seuator ira ytorb
Datota. Det Ter ub. ION at fere
Ranoioater blep vueiebe % funbne for
lette". % at man efter en- boarb Ramp
ftaubieoe ueo Dean Bruee at l1niperiite,
tet % unberifpttets BAN. 9an er De:
notrat.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10
Net heber at @reot g}ortbern, Barel

Set beber, at Great Nortbern.Baneu
Ibar Beiuer meb fine Xaurpfiebler paa
fsre 9te6er. CO at Erenene foritntes
fere Elmer af ben @runb. Man tror,
bst er Strtttere, ION sisr Rjeblern,
utgstIse, ioet be laar etilass Spre
benz. iaa at yanbet ifummer iFebetfo,
|ataf9tDs Damp. 4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

Sra Obesia &uslanb oplpleS benne
l19e. at be beruarenbe Sober 9ruiomt
forfpl9es. Wanbag blep ct Xt9tolge
an9rebet unber Sersesu6stienefen ueb
en- @rausaarp, os Deltage:ne maatte
Fpete. Man bar trenat ino sSsbe1nes
Torretninasbuie % rpuet peres @obs os
misbanblet @ierne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

90 5toler I 9anb @ountp bill for=
bliue luttsbe Uinter. ,nebminbre man
lenere ben Fan fnbe 1erere tor benz,
lfripes ber ira Miper, 8. o.. benne
llse. Wlan paaitaar, at bet er. foroi
gramenerns er iao itrenge, at man lite
Fan iaa 2erere euer Qererinber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

26pe Mar8.
Minn eipta+

= O'e jfnuotion, @efreter for
@barles 6. Wil}on Oil 60. i Meiuue=
apotts, blep arreH Heret Slutntngen af
filfe use. San bar forbru9t $500 af
Eompasniets pense for fin eaen Del.
&nubtIon fal baue npot mssen Club op
til oenne Gio.
45etsr Matbiisn ct nu b!spen
oemt Ber1ioit for oct for ueunte Morb
peo Eenltrtte itte Binter. Sans Offer
par ban5 Wrbetosfammerat Sobon eyos
bannefon. San pil blipe bengt ON tie
Wtaaneoer. @u auhen Worber, lc1lt ec
bleuen bpmt / Bemibii, oil cslaa bliue
ben9t.
- @arl peterion. Is Aar sammel
og boenoe lets Wil uorb for Suenboe,
bleu ueb ct uIpttestitfeloe lfubt t fin
enc Nrm fife Sonoag og uil MITE Mrs
men. Dst uar bans IA Nar sam!e
Bror, ber itieb BAN. Sc par begse
ube paa Marten, os bssse bauoe @tpoes
paabsn. uIytteu ifeoe ueb ufnrfstis=
beb.
| - Sen Tinlenber, ion, man troebe
par bleuen mproet paa Grenet meQem
Wfoorbeab os @!pubon BeopnoelIeu
at iilte use, blep bog lite eanife brebt.
San ble3 fort til Moorbeab, og man
tror, ban tommer fig. 80 anbre Ttns
lenoere, Der blep ubpe9t iom Bolosmen.
oene, blep arretterebe, naar Erenet tom
til @taples % fptt tilbase til Moors
beab. -
- @lmer BoG(unb talbt neo @p:
ltnoeren paa en- Ereitemalfine, mems
ban bolbt paa at trelfe iets Mil noro.
| slf for Barrett for en- Iib fben. pel.
biguis haube ban fore Sastlfoplel meb
tptte Saoler paa, % btsIe baube en- laas
ban Woofanostrafts at Malfinen ltanb.
iebe, % Beliet 9leo paa Nemittuen.
Os bette par Badlunos 2ptte, t5i ellsrs
uiloe ban baoe lat 2ioet til. Com bet
par, Flap ban meo ct bruttet Bet, buors
paa &ipbet bog uar tlbe tilrebt.
- Warie 2amlon, 7 Mar gamn1el,
% Clarence Mc@loufep, 6 Qar gam:
mel, bleu opertierte al ct Webles t
Bortbtuston 2ereas gttermiooas. De
le0ebe paa @aben, oa oer tom en- Wanb
me0 to Bebles. Den enc Uoon par
bunbet fait i'll ben cnoen, oo 0oenltan=
gen fer ben anben 0o9n par tneuem be
to Qes. Bprnene fpran9 tnb meQem
be TO Uosne oa latte fig paa @tan9en.
Wen benne fit ct Npt til Stoen, iaaat
Bornene falct af. Det enc Qiul al
ben basre 0osn git ouer pi9ens Qoueo,
os pterneifauen bleu btuttet, liselou
Der bleu ct fort Saar r6ouebbuben.
Oct enc 8osnbiul git ouer @uttsns
BtpF, iaaat fere Ben blep brutne, %
ban fit o9iaa tnbuenotg Stabe. Det
beber, at Bprnene ct en- tritilf Eilz
ifano. Set er beipnoerlist, at be lite
bleu brebte paa 6letteu* Riereren iaa
little ulptten % uibte tntet oerom, for
man benleoebe bans Opmerflombeb
berpaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10
Uer0,tS gaus % Dmeat,.

- Der par en- Meusoe fremmste
Mennefer BET isaar, iaatalots v@lts"
fra be forFjeuiae Bper ben norore Del
al @taten, TOM lamleoes fo!at ouerpere
OpretteIlen af en- np Glts 2ose Der pao
Stebst.
part Neqton 2utber College bar
netop faaet trptt en- mut liben vToss
berS auerterenoe goueset % iiar bets
rpe WtuFtterer, Nrof. u. IS. Yo!a>
tomFp. Brotesl loren bar ueret Wui{t>
lerer Qoopefon, Su., @bIcaso %
anore Steber % ct lerbeles pel anbe>
falet.
- Gn @tatstonferercs al Correc-
tions and Charities pil blipe afbalot
ber ben ODE, lobe, lite og l2te 9fop.
Mpberne nil bltue bolbt bells Ebeatret
% bells Gongresationaltirten. Blanbt
Ealerne er @uuernpr SobnIon, lom pil
tale Ebeatret 8prbasSqfteu ben 9os.
Senator Glapp uil tale lammetebs
Wanoa98aften ben lite.
- Bpraabet bar beluttet at bpsoe
en- reinforced @oncret,Bro iiteoetfor
ben, lom falot neb, % bar beitemt
Statteuoli9u,nsen for nafe Mar til
$l7. .0oO. 0eb en- reinforced Gon,
cret.Bro n1enes en-, bpori Buerne er al
Sern os @oncret iommen, ibet Sernet
ub9ior ct @telet for @oncreten. Dette
ifal uere fulot iaa gobt tom bare Cons
cret, % bet er lite iaa toifbart.
- 2auribsn Bros. bar ttlbubt at op,
tire en- @oncretbro paa MiQ Street for
$22, 600, men Mnbubet tunbe lite anta>
qes, i1ben Qouen beitemmer om uisie
Tormaliteter, iom maa iaattaees, naar
man uil anie9e Gounttst ON Bibra9 til
at bpg9e, % bis par lite bleuen tul9t,
buotfor man matte be9pnbe fra npt
ieien. Ser par anbre rebe til at Qipe
Nnbuo, men naar be tor1tob. at lite nos
get Mnbuo tunbe antases auieepel paa
bet @tabiuu, belluttebe be at perte, til
Bpraabet ct laa ittQet, at bet Tan accep'
tere ct forbela9ti9t Wnbub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

$4,000 bleD iliaalet ub al Statsban,
Ten ! Dldtp. M. s.. for nelten en- l1se
fioen. @pperne ipranste Sernifabet,
reii1e atsaqrbe meo Bengepe % toripanbt
| ,orlpif
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-10

yaels 6respit, Mrne 2arion % Sacob
Mrneion bar tiebt Sobn Sopbps fore
@Ieuators % stock business, ftripes
Der ira @arretioa, 8. 8. ben 7Oe IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Auction tonight at the pavilion.
For a perfect fit buy STANDARD pat-
tern at perry's.
Try A. Gianchino's Ice cream soda,
and college ices.
The quarterly style book III Fits
stands you only 5c
New silk and wolfe skirts Of unusual
worth At Abbott's.
James cotter Of Concord, N. HI, is
working for Jack Mari.
Flower and garden seeds in papers
and in bulk, at Emslie's.
Fred Green and Charles Gokey Of
Mortified visited friends in the city yes
terday.
Mrs i. CIorin Of GraniteviIIe went to
Burlington this morning for visit with
relatives.
d. c. Howard, South Barre, the old
reliable general dealer in groceries, dry
goods, drugs and merchandise. coal and
wood. Ask him for red stamps.
$50 worth Of red stamps entirely
free tomorrow in addition to those regu.
larly given with teas and coffecs at the
Eastern Estate Tea Store, opposite city
park.
John +. Jones Of Montpelier pleaded
guilty to a second offensc Of intoxication
in city court yesterday Afternoon and
was fined SIS and costs 81 $500 which
he paid. He was arrested yesterday
morning on an electric car by Officer
Hamel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10

4, q. Goodal was il Woodbury. sun
day,
Robert Kinistou visited in Cabot Sat
urday
". II Bliss was in Montpelier Wed
nesday.
Gallon Hatch was in Montpelier two
days last week.
D. i. Scott was in Marshaeld satur-
day on business.
Clifford Bliss, returned home from
Granville Monday.
Herman Pike Of Marshfield is working
for M. d. Hawkins.
Alfred Flanders Of Chelsea Is visiting
at Clarence Goodell's.
The Ladies' league win meet with Mrs.
Frank Marsh May 10.
Clarence Dwinell was in North Mont
pelicr Tuesday on business.
Harry Gilman was at home from FL
more Saturday and sunday.
SIr. and Mrs. b. ID smith 81 Marsh
field visited IN town Tuesday
Il. Hopkins wal III Cabot Saturday to
visit his sister, Mrs, Mary Bliss
George Kelton 81 North Montpelier
was in town on business Tuesday.
Obel Provost and wife Of Burke were
in town Tuesday calling on friends.
George Carley Is working in Hard
wick this week painting and papering.
Lewis Provost, wife and children Of
Hardwick were at the home Of Byron
Pierce Tuesday.
Mrs. John Long from East Montpelier
lis caring for Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, who
Il still seriously i'll.
Lee Remission expects to commence
the work Monday on his new barn he
i to erect this spring.
4 George Codne Is repairing the Dr.
Farnsworth house which be expects to
occupy in the near future.
Robert Emery, who il moving here
from Woodbury., will occupy Glenn
Burnham's tenement Up stairs.
During the absence Of Yern Hudson
the mail carrier on route No / Monday
Edward Spencer Of Marshiield carried the
mail.
Mrs. Julius Berry Of Waitsfeld visited
her sister, Mrs d. y. Dwinell, Thurs
day and Friday, returning to her home
Saturday.
A deer was found Tuesday that had
been killed by dogs on Frank .Grey's
meadow, ]. Berton Pike Of Marshfeld
was in town Wednesday looking up about
the deer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
SOUTH CABOT.

Guy Cassidy is confined to the house
with the grippe.
d. S. Hail is on the road this week
selling has clothes bars.
Mrs. Wilbcr Wheeler Of Peacham was
in town the first Of the week
Mrs. William Dnrkee Of Barre was at
Andrew Corliss' last Saturday.
w. G. Hall and wife Of Marshfield
were at w. o, Southwick's last Wcdnes.
day.
Burt Pinkham Is very low and not
expected to live but short time. His
family have the sympathy Of all.
r. S. Currier Of Barre, the county
road commissioner. was in this place
"Wednesday to consult with the town
commissioner in regard to locating where
the permanent road should be built.
L. ). Eastman received word Wednes-
day that his sister had died at the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington. She is
known here as Nettie Eastman. She mar
ried Byron Nelson Of Montpelier. She
leaves, besides husband and brother,
two boys and one little girl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
WILLIAMSBURG.

Everyone Il cordially invited to at-
tend tie presentation Of the three.act
drama entitled "a Erenchmans Mis-
take" in the town hall Friday even.
ing, May 10, at p. m. II is presented
by the senior class Of Spaulding high
school, Barre and viii be followed BY a
promenade. Admission, adults, 25c; chill.
slren, 15c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Notice ID r. Of A.

All members wishing tickets for the
grand court convention banquet to be
held May 16, can get same from the
following: $. i. Cardi, w. Nicol, Alex
Clark, j. d. Smith, J. Forbes and Paul
Pierson. Sale Of tickets win positively
stop May 9th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
SOUTH BARRE.

Owing to change Of arrangements
the meeting at South Barre on Sunday
will be held at seven o'clock as usual,
and the Sunday school win meet at Q
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

C. s. Andrews went to Mortified to-
day TO complete th arrangements for
the state Epworth league convention,
which is TO be held there in June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1907.
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and cooler except III
Maine and northern Vermont, Saturday
fair somewhat cooler; light westerly to
northerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
cRANIrEvmIE.

Skidoo dance in Miles hall Saturday
night, May IL. Gomo's orchestra. Ad-
mission, 90 cents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

human race to a future of idiocy and
imbecility he suggests remedy, fash
Toned after the theory Of the survival
of the fttest. It Is plan that calls
for no less than the wholesale muir
dering of the young to avoid the pos
sibility of their failing to reach the
standard Of fitness he and his mar
riage overseers would fix He says:
II mothers would be willing to have
their children quietly put to sleep for
ever when they are young and show
signs Of deformity or degeneracy the
world would be better. Or course that
could not be unless women could be
educated up to the fact that 1t would
be the. kindest way to end life which
will be of no use to itself or any ono
else''
Possibly 1t is his environment that
moves DR.. Christian to take such a
painful view Of the fate that lies in
wait for the millions of perfectly hap
Ply and healthful Americans and the
future that awaits the millions yet I'M
born. Boston is inclined to be too
serious anyway and change to a
community that sees more of the
bright side of life might cheer him out
of the depths of gloom into which his
anxiety for the human race has merg-
ed him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
a NEW MARRIAGE THEORY.

DR.. Andrew Christian, successful
Boston physician, is out as the cham
pion of a board of overseers OF mar
riages. He would have the board com
posed of men who understand physio-
logy, psychology and sociology and he
would endow it with the power to pass
upon the physical and mental fitness Of
the candidates to enter into the mar
riage state. If found to be fitted they
would be given the equivalent to di
ploma setting Forth their qualifications
to make an ideal husband or wife. II
untitled they would be turned away as
undesirable citizens.
The Boston physician is terribly in
earnest. ''The race is degenerating,
he asserts, aand some radical changes
must be made soon or we will in time
have only idiots and imbeciles."
And then after consigning the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
PAckwooD SCHOOL ASSURED.

Packwood.-The election held Fri
DAY to vote to issue bands to remodel
the school building carried by SO votes.
Twelve votes were cast against 1t. The
majority of the voters were women. In
spite OF rain and wind the women went
to the polls and did not find 1t any
worse than going on any other errand.
Mrs John Owens, whose home is in
California, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Oliver.
Dr. s. t. Norman was in Rfchland
Tuesday calling on his brother, Attor-
ney P. l.. Norman.
]. w. Stewart is attending camp
meeting at Oskaloosa.
William Paxon is putting up a good
barn on his farm east Of town.
Miss Gertie Ramey is with her broth
er and family at Farson
Miss Mary McElvain of Boulder,
Colorado. is visiting her parents, Just
south Of town.
Mrs. William Harmon is visiting rel
atives at Fremont.
j. D. Snider and D. Roth Of Fairfield
are business visitors here today.
Mrs. Lewis Rambo and daughters of
Richland We're guests Of Mrs. Rambo.s
niece, Mrs. Will Widner, Saturday.
Miss Esther Strand is spending this
week with Mrs. o. B. Myers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
SEYMOUR.

Seymour.--A party of something less
than dozen blanketed Mexican greas-
ers passed through the city on foot
Thursday afternoon enroute for Kan
sas City,
l.. c. Benson has accepted the posi-
ton of general agent with the Century
insurance company of Des Moines and
mas been assigned the northeastern
third of the state as his territory.
Frank Rosenberg. who has been
working in Wyoming for some time,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg left on
Wednesday for two weeks visit with
relatives in Garner.
Ella Hays, who has been teaching
in the Centerville schools the past year,
returned home Tuesday.
G. j. Padgett went to Princeton,
Tuesday for few days visit with rela-
tives
c. ]. Lynch of Auburn, Neb., visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch, Tuesday
Frank Galoup, who spent the winter
in Arkansas, has returned to Seymour.
Harve Lord and wife are visiting rel
atives in Nebraska.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
schools, both here and at Genoa, will
give Children's day programs next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. s. Dobbins returned from
Mercer, Mo-, Tuesday, after few days
visit with relatives.
G. r. Evans and Mrs. Leona Rock
well were united in marriage at 8: 80 p.
m. Saturday, June 1, Rev. A. E. Glenn
ems officiating.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

The medical fraternity has been
carrying on a more or less heated dis
cussion Of the dangers lurking in the
kiss because of the activity Of germs
and microbes that threatened to throw
into disrepute the time honored lovers
greeting. But a New Jersey physi-
clan has offered a solution that should
stop the discussion. Kissing" tho
physician said. lis a form of disease
which the constitution finds 1t hard
to throw off. There are germs and
microbes lurking in every kiss, you
see they like kisses as we'll as human
beings do. So to be on the safe side
you should take sanitary gargle after
each fifth kiss The doctor admits
that some extraordinary constitutions
would not be bowled over if the stere-
lizing process were deferred until the
tenth or the hundredth kiss. But he
advises caution.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
]. Q. welliver.

county met in the court room here on
last Thursday. But few Of the men,
bers We're in attendance on account OF
the bad weather, but they report a
profitable session.
Z. M. Jacobs of Delta was a business
caller In the county seat Friday.
Ed Brannan, northeast Of town, was
business caller In the city Friday.
Will Miller of near Keswick was
transacting business in the county
seat Friday.
Lon Carry OF Van Buren, township
was looking after business matters In
the county seat on Friday
Charles Updegraff Frank White.
Harry Snakenberg and Edward Thies
have all made arrangements to attend
college this autumn and will go to
Iowa City together to enter the State
university.
D.. e. Phelps has returned from Clin-
ton, where he was In attendance at a
state meeting of the Masons.
Mrs. Q. Middaush is visiting in Delta
with friends and relatives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
RUSSELL.

Rusell.-Mayme Lewis left on No. II
Thursday for her home at Williams
burg to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. leila Clark Of Charlton attend
ed the funeral OF Myrtle Hockey Wed
nesday.
Joseph Plots, who has been attend
ing Parsons college at Fairfield, can't
home Thursday evening to spend his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Plotts.
Mrs. ,Chas. Werts and Nora Werts
came Wednesday morning to attend
the funeral of their niece and cousin
Myrtle Rockey.
The Baptist Benevolent society met
with Mrs. II. Jackley Wednesday aft
ernoon
Chas. Murray, wife and children. OF
Tfngley. arrived Wednesday on No.
for visit at the parental o. P. Murray
home, in the southwest part Of town
]. R. Werts of Russell left last
Thursday for a visit in the east He
will make his objective point the expo
sition at Jamestown, Virginia He will
stop In Ohio and will visit many points
of interest before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rogers Of Chicago
came Tuesday for visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Webb
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High School Graduates.

Fairfield six young people
who have completed the work required
in the Fairfield high school received
diplomas last night at the opera
house. The presentation of the diplo-
mas was made by r. ]. Wilson, presi-
dent of the school board. The program
was arranged in groups, the orations
of one group dealing with famous
American men, of another women and
Of a third American problems The
entire program went through smoothly.
The house was crowded. The list of
graduates follows: Guy S. Anstead,
Hester E. Ball, Bessie E. Brawner,
Maude e. Brown, Bessie M. Fields,
jamie Franz, Alice l.. Frasher, May
Gladys Fulton, Nora M. Hoaglond,
Bessie NJ. Jones. Louise F. Jones,
Clarence w. Linder. John McLane, Le-
ona Pequignot. Ruth Rangner, Royal
M. Ravenscroft, Josephine Sappenf1eld,
Blanche E. sawtelle, Ora Scheffel.
Lorena L. Scott Ruth E. Simpson, IS
Their S. Shook, Madge Vernon, Camp
bell Whitman, Pearl Yeager, Agnes
Zihlman.
Rev. Paul H. Mechanism of Morn
ing Sun arrived today to take charge
of the United Presbyterian Atssiou for
the next two months