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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Jewelry agents and canvass j to sell our line of gold filled jew
 cl Big profits. "Rundbacks' Whole sale Jewelry Bargain House." 1914 Nor ris avenue. S-12-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once a good stenographer;
 National Biscuit Company First ave- nue and Fifteenth stret. S-l4-3t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
ONE GENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent word dayJ ne nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ANTED-Bookkeeper of several years experience in office work and accounting desires position; not afraid of work and can give good references; state na- ture of business and probable salary. Send answer to B. l.. Ivey. No. B Cone St. Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
MONEY TO LEND.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room ad- joining bath. southern exposure. with five windows; screened private north ern family. 2409 5th ave S-13-6t
 WANTED-To buy an interest in estab- lished paying business and take active part in same. Can invest $500 to S1OOO at start A. B., care Age-Herald. S-14-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
FOR SALE

I OAO A9EAALJs s6500-Lot 100x19S; most desirable lot on Hickory street; one block from High land avenue. Terms. SIC, ,000- South Highland residences i0- rooms servants house m yard; lot 50x136 Terms.
 s6000-S-room residence near Glen Iris. half block from car line; servants house in yard; lot 50x155 $22b0-Modern broom cottage on Avenue r car line; lot 50x190. A bargain. Terms to suit.
 SS5c0-Nine rooms; St. Charles avenue, West End. Modern lot 5Ox14O. Terms. TWO broom houses in Kingston; very cheap
 AS F per cent investment we offer bargain on South Highlands.
 WHITE & HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans, 49-42O Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373
 FOR SALE. s2250-Norwood lot, 6Ox19O. s6sOO-NeW home Norwood east front. s10, 800 Handsome home. Norwood district. s0000-2-story, modern res, N. 24th St. S4o00-2-story N. Higlds. res, furnace. $20O0-S. 18th St lot 55 feet. $5s00-S. 14th Ave. cor. res, new. SlS00-Choce lot, E. front, near Glen Iris. s1l .5O0-Tiandsome s. Higlds. cor. res. S4400-4 houses. Ave. G., 27th St; rents $540. $5500-Brick cor, stores rent $GOO. s45O0-N Side cor, houses, rent $576. sO0OO-Large 4th Ave. cor. S110 Pr. Ft.-2d Ave, 27th St. quick profit. s21 ,00o-N. Side cor, big lot, rents s2620. s25O Pr Ft.-24th St, 2d and 3d Ayes. S25 000-3-story brick cor. store. 50 it. SS00O-S acres West End, car blks. Ss750-New Groom cottage. West End. We rent, sell and insure houses.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phones 810. 21O7 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

COAL MINES for lease near Gadsdcn, Ala, on royalty basis; mines In good condition and all coal can be sold f. O. b. mines. J. M. Ellis, Jr. S1S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

ANY poor girl needing friendship. help.
 advice, etc, will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home, s3d st.
 and Ave. E.. Birmingham. Ala s-14-u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

YOUNG man. English and German
 speaking and writing, good in pen and
 figures, wants position as commissary clerk, timekeeper, or labor foreman. Out of town preferred. Apply A. K, 100, Age-Heralu birmingham, Ala. S-14-2t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
sALESMEN WANTED.
BOARDERS WANTED

BOAHUE KS WAN E U
 BOARDERS WANTED-Rooms with board. 2209 9th avenue. 730-30t WANTED-Two couples without children four young men to room and board; all conveniences. 719 N. 2lst street or call Peoples phone 23l4 S-13-2t ELEGANT room, with board; furnace heat best location on South Highlands. 1902 South 20th street. S-13-3t NICE room, with board 422 North 18th street. corner 5th avenue. S-13-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

WA NTED-Position by thoroughly com petent office man. years experience in bituminous coal trade, producing and selling: also competent stenographer
 II Al R care Age-Herald S-14-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
 MISCEllANEOU

BUY stop-over tickets. via A. [. L. or T. A. L., for Wrightsville Beach. on your way to Jamestown. For par.icu- lars write w. J. Moore, Hotel Tarry- moore, Wrightsville Beach. N. c.
 S-16-3p
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

S90oO-Rental s12O0: improvements worth $550O; lot worth $600O it is a large cor ner prominent and close in, but you will not secure it by dreaming about it. or going to sleep over this ad. It will take action that means something; might arrange terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

$l50O-Rental 500; ?. 4-room houses and lot few feet of good business street will increase in value, half cash, bal ance easy.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-22
Standard Sewing Machines

Standard Machines
that time have complete satisfaction the
world This their thoroughly scientific
fitting action strength also
metal used in them which the Standard
other machine accurately
be replaced if time which meanthe Standard
machine will
practical sewing properly
before leaving the factory The machine
diae complete Book tells
all kinds upoda perfectly quickly
standard The Standard
especially quality
from the materials obtainabe No machine cheap that
durab to the cost of inferior machine will double the
original counting the patenoe
durable upon principles
and made materials
workmen We General Washington
and have complete line OF "Standads floor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
CREDIT IS DUE
MAYOR PARSONS
FOR TlMTLY WORK OF REPAIRS
ON COVE RNMENT ROAD NEAR
MOUND CITY NOW nv
PROGRESS.

The work OF improvement on the
government road near Mound city
credit for which was given 10 Con.
gresham George w Smith by a Cairo
Republican organ and confdingIy
.copied by the Democratic. was d-
rectly the result Of Mayor George
Parsons energetic efforts, said chi!
zen yesterday
In May, Mayor Parsons wrote to
James S. Parker, captain and quarter
master Of the II S. army reporting
tho bad condition Of the road and urg
ing immediate repairs to the same.
Mayor Parsons soon afterward re
ceivcd letter from Capt Parker as
surfing him that the matter would have
prompt attention
Mayor Parsons interest IN good
roads has always been great and as
one Of the road district commission
ers he has not allowed his many other
Public duties to interfere with his al
tention to the public Highways
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
LOST HIS LIFE
THROUGH ACCIDENT
JASPER REEOER, ILLINOIS CEN.
TRIAL CAR REPAlRER, IN
STANTLY KILLED THROUGH
FAILURE TO TAKE PREScRIB.
ED PRECAUTIONS.

An unfortunate Accident occurred
yesterday morning on an Illinois Cen
tral switch track above Twentieu
street which resulted in the instant
death cf Jasper Reeder, awell known
railroad man, whose home was at 72q
Twcnty-ihird street Deceased was =
car rcpairer and he was engaged IN
repairing "a ear on This siding. being
under tho car when q switch engine
shovel another car onto the track.
Tho car under which Rocdcr was at
work was struck and he was caueht
under it and crushed to death. Tho
wheels did not pass over him. but his
body WIS caught aud showed along
the track some distance He lived
brit few minutes after being taken
out
Coroner McManus held an inquest
over the body The jury was com
posed of r. T. Canaan foreman John
Coleman. August Boede. Louis Hasen-
jaeger. Jos. Raeth. Martin Creigh-
ton Jr
The only witness 10 the accide'
was David 6 Skiles who told his
story before the jury. the substance
o (which was that he was WORKING
with Reeder. thai nc suggested that he
lock the switch win key and l0clsl
such as only car repairers use n
order that thew may DE protected
but Becder said he would be through
.n 2 few minutes and did not think |
ID necessary TO lock the switch. An |
other precaufion by the rules is that
p f1e hc placed ~ ihc switch TO worn I
,'ilar NET fl shave car onto tho
rach Thi- bad alce been onliitsl I
The jury fond that the railroad com
n9us wae rot to blame IN. view I'D
hse failure To- Observe the ruler
The remains we're last night taken
10 his home and give mover 10 his
'orruwing wife They bad NO chill
lren.
Deceased was a member Of Ben Hur
Tribe and they will have charge Of the
uneral which sill take place today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
CAIRO KNIGHTS
HAD FINE TIME
CAIRO COMMANDERY NO. 4
TEMPLARS MADE GOOD I'M
PRESTON AT SARATOGA
"TRIP WAS PLEAS.
AMT ONE.

e. NJ Stanford, the Pullman con
ductor who had charge Of The Knight.
|Templar train out Of Cairo last sun
DAY returned yesterday morning He
reports that the Knights had a very
pleasant trip TO Saratoga. N. Y.
The route was via the Illinois Cen.
raj to Nation and Big Four-New
York Central to the destination. The
Cairo delegation made fine Impress
sion AZ Saratoga. After the close Of
the concare The Cairo party dis
perscd many going to No.folk. Va.
to attend he jamestown exposition.
Before reaching Saratoga the party
passed resolutions Of appreciation.
thanking Mr. Stanford for his cour.
leous attentions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
AUTOMOBILE RACE
WON AT CHICAGO
ALTHOUGH TRACK WAS DEEP
WITH MUD AT START COEY
COVERS SAC MlLES-RACE
MADE WITHOUT ACCIDENT.

Chicago, july t3.~Chares A. Coey
.oi the Chicago Automobile club. won
the tweuylour hour endurance race
AT HE Harlem track today Although
The track was deep in tie mud when
The race started yesterday Coey GOV
ercl SIG miles. Puck aud Mougiui
were second with Sl3; Wagner and
Watson third with Si3 Sutldss aud
Farnsworh fourth with 79i aud
Friend was fifth with 719 miles.
There was not a single accident to
anyone during the entire race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
CHARLESTON, MO.
. $50. - >



The Commercial club entertained
most OF tho citizens 81 Cha lastan. ii
IN informal gathering al tae cluh
ioons Thursday evening. Refresh
meuts were served by Caterer Jordan
A local band furnished music for the
o-c1iop INK event was given in
lror Of INC second birthday Of ne
club
The residence Of City Attorney ].
Moore liaw Is being moved westward
on Commercial ct Get and will occupy
the lots iasi west Of Inc Masonic Hall
The work is in cha &c OF a Cairo con
tractor
I'rench's Theatorium has changed
hands. Henry Clack local product,
is the purchaser ana he win conduct
Il inoss al the same place untl8
; ...e good town Is found where the
natives have not become satated
with grapnophone music and moving
pictures.
Members Of The Brewer Lake Ane.
ling AMI outing club repot great
catches of crapple at the lake this
we2k. One member entertained his
friends with The tatemcnt that he
caught fQrty-six fish at one brush
heap. And the story is true ono,
too A big crowd will probably spend
ncytweok a. the club house
A letter received from A. d Simp
son, principal OF the local high school /
who is taking a summer course in the /
languages al Missouri University. is /
To- Tho effect that he will probably /
visit eastern Watering place before /
J. Hnu- h9m"
$ 6 retwilcr the old time editor
Of llo hrIe Ton Enterprise, who Is
POW io,"@ dvcrtising work for
western land ompany is spending
few DAYS here with homo folks.
The heavy rains of yesterday will
have a tendency to relieve The corn
crop which was getting in bad
hapc Tire rain was general, 50 far
IS this county is concerned. and The
BENEFITS helcfrom win be great
Owing 10 storms along the right-of
way all trains from the north were
.eyeral hours late Thursday. Most of
he railroad and Western Union wires
we're either down or working poorly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

Mr.. D. b Kennedy OF Cairo wa,
Q pleasant visitor here Saturday. Mr.
| kennedy Is an old life long citizen d
Pulaski county and we are alway,
glad to welcome him back.
The railroad carpenters are now al
work on new ana substantial side
walk from the depot and hotel plat
form TO Front street ana thence
across to the granatoid walk leading
10 the First State bank. A fine i'm.
proyement.
Jonn Hancock Of Cairo, former
Pope county boy, was in Mounds on
business today
me cool wave caused every one to
hunt the cover last night
Pete Day, Harry Cushman and
Byron Herbert. of Cairo. were: up
yesterday in conference with James
a. Woodward concerning the leasing
ot the Herbert property on the Mound
clly road known as Center station.
Postmaster M. L. Kennedy and
your correspondent made hasty
business trip To Mound City Saturday
forenoon.
Master Robcr Taylor, Of Taylor
Heights lost control of his bicycle
and had quite severe fail from the
effects Of which he Is laid op with i
lamc ankle.
Miss Ella Fitzpatrick aud daughter
Alias I2heI were in Cairo shopping
Friday.
sHtyiye large loads Of fine clover
hay were stored in Britton's big barn
which only filed a small space in one
and Of tho gigantic structure.
The heroic Efforts Of johnny Wal,
bridge saved an entire load of the
sunday school picnicers from merci,
ess death at the Big Four crossing
ust north Of Mound City. The school
$ proud of JohnHny's heroism.
Thos n Kariaser is spending sun
ay with home folks at Dongola.
Nr HacIius the g refrieeraato,
Inspector vas in town Friday.
Sam II Harper of Villa Ridge.
anne back Saturday and bought some
lore luii,lins lots il the railroad adj
jion Mr Harper expects to build
1mc neat cottages for rent in the
car future
The building Of the overhead via
ae from Front street over tho
acks . She railroad offices is fore
ape conclusion and will be pushed to
1nish
nv Il 6 Moore was elected assist I
u cashier Of the First State bank !
the directors meeting Thursday.
Master George Blistow of Clcal i
brings is visiting relatives here this
eek
Prot 6 G Tammel Of Lick Creek $
+, is in town The Prof will be p
'incipaI Of our public school this
inter. i
On Sunday morning the pastor of Q
e Congregational church will g
eacn on the Glory of the Gross" at T
40 O'Clock. In the evening alt 7:45 .
ere viii be a brief preaching ser>
&c followed by The celebration of 4
2 Lords supper /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

IuIx Il. 1907.


Mr. Henry Walker, Of Olms'ead
ANA daughter. Miss Ada, wero in town
Saturday on business
Miss Clara Perks, who has been
visiting here with relatives for the
past week returned to her home In
villa Ridge Saturday
Mrs. O. l.. Bartlett chaperoned a
party of young folks including Or.
Rice, Ben Blum, Chris Keller, Fred
CUP, Dr. Sparry. Roderick Hutcher-
son Harry Perks, Inez Rice, Rose
Mulroncy, Edna Miller, Kate Boyd,
Florence Stophlet Lurlene Bartlett
and Miss Elizabeth Elgk, Of Owens.
boro, Ky, the guest of Miss Florence
Stophlet in honor Of whom ii was
given. They attended the. dance
given at the Granger hall.
Sam Blum is expected home Sun
day from Dawson Springs whore he
has been to spend few weeks.
Mrs James Cloud was Mound
City visitor Saturday,
WI IltulN ittto ~ Nltii INldGtt
was in Mound City Friday on business
Mr. Ollie Of villa Ridge was a
Mound civ caller Saturday.
Or Boswell and Or. Brannon Of
Mounds assisted Dr. Whitaker in The
operation on A. W Williamson and
wife.
Mrs Chas Woodruff Of Mounds
was in Mound City Saturday on bust |
ness
Brer Creek, Jim Crippen Of PuIas
X, was IN Mound city Saturday on
business.
clyde Richie who is employed at
Greenwood Ind, is home for a few
GAYS with his family
q Wooeing ana Clifford Cranor lcIt
Saturday, evening for Jackson. Tenn
where they viii continue their profess
sj0ual career
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
BIRDS POINT, MO.


The rain we had Thursday sure was
q blessing as our streets needed
spriukling very badly.
Those Of che farmers who have
th:eshed wheat report that there is
only yield of about oncthird Of a
crop.
The Woodmcn of The World viii
uneil the monument erected 10 the
uemory OF their late member. A. J..
RrumIoy, ~ Rusa Ridge cemetery on
Sunday July 2lst at y. m.
Mr. r A. Barry was iransactng
business in Charleston yesterday.
Miss Irone Spencer was shopping
h Cairo Friday
Miss Gadbois OF Cairo, is spending
> few days with her cousin Miss
irene Spencer.
FISH Try parties are la vorue now
and they have ac fish too or tbc one
that wa out last SUNDAY did know
'caiso I haven't been able 10 look At
a fish since If Won don't believe me
ask Mr. Bcan. he holds the record.
Tor eating, not for catching
Littlo Miss Ma cucrite Waston re-
tunnel home from Jonesboro. Ark.
Friday where she has been visiting
friends for several days
G. O. Smith. Of the Cary-Bird Mil |
Inc company was in Cairo transacting !
business Fridsv
TIE mill a. Carv Bird is now run
ping every day ami is prepared to take
'arc of al orders for meal and feed 1
.nT.
7 actually believe we are going to |
'et a levcc after an as the appraisers 1
we're looiins over the route Friday
Nhen We do. and if This deep wafer
Fav commission gets pgsy in fhe right
ranncr. look ont for MS hc-ause we
.tr Going ~ como to the font in
bully good shape. The Grst sea
.ning vessel ihai rounds The point
.tf' iH- ipr asel-~o H9a he. lo31ef fol
ff 1n9itcf deck with ola bine corn ]
be chiei product Of SqVthca Nis-
Dori- sp iui ..lcop taur ovc ou ue
hen ila' tis come anil 200 Il rc
rc not prepared to do it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
LOW TEMPERATURE
Prevails Throughout Europe-Snow
Was Reported Falling in
Vesges Mountains.

Berlin. July 13.-UnseBsonable cold
prevails throughout middle. Europe.
Temperature as low as 81 has been
recorded in Southern Bavaria aud il
vas reported from 81 Rasburg to-day
hat know wa falling m The Nterra
Mountains ~ i,eiltn for 70 ont 81
Che last IS 5ours Amefican tourists.
~ Ehirt r aiat aud ltrsr hats haze
been shifsring around the hoteis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

betty badly scaidcd. Other workmrn
about the machine were slightly in
jnred by flying missiles from the en-
zine
Engineer Grace's opinion as 10 the
cause of the explosion a. rxpres.a D
shortly alter she accident is I'D the
effect that some one placed a stick
of dynamite about TIE engine. eaus-
Ing the disaster The theory Of 10
other workmen aboni the machine is
that tire water IN ihe boiler 20 Too
low causing IN explosion Tho
wounds Of the rorkmen a-ide fro-n
the engineer we're MT seii1uz. and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

s large Fisheries company operating
along The Atlantic coast keeps track
Of The shoals Of FISH by means Of wire
less felegraphy The feet comprises
40 vessels when the c0astwise
STEAMSHIPS sizht the Ssh they can
communicate their movements 10 the
Other FE--ei- if1me.iilteIg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

\ few milo lrom Worcester Mass
q t"-e i7=,4 calico Furcalurs. Is
"H"a H1rfuw passlgoways
cu ai iulo ihc center Of the
b. sri fae sas get bal ihe courage
if9ai a'7 .ato its lauhest depths.
li a n.h ding would De
t- easuh .ud dangerous pro-
a.-s 20 Is 1oBOm is an unex-
iuree Gu5ac--aneau lake or river
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14
THRESHER EXPLODED
Engineer Thrown Sixty Feet end
Badly Hurt-Belief That Dyna-
mite Was Fed Into Furnace.

In an explosion Of threshine me-
chine engine on % r. Va NUM- bot
.on farm near BsiIIe Wednesday
morning alesii Il O'Clock William
Gt7re. engineer was tarogn sixty feet
int The air III les bIolen anu has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

icsberg's Long Lease o. Life.
The life ~ 2 north Atlantic iceberg
Is often zro years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-14

Voyage Destructive to croekery.
AboHt 1000 pieces of crockery are
trpten On each trip Of a frst-olsss
dean liner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-09-18

Contractor D. H. Olson of Still
water, MINI. has been here this
week, looking after work on the
Luther College dormitory.
Misses Hattie Fannon and Tena
Whalen are absent on trip to the
jamestown Exposition and other
eastern points. They departed on
Thursday.
Jacob Nelson of Hesper township.
who has been editing the Mabel Tri-
bune, took the train here yesterday
for Iowa City, to enter the state uni
versity for the study of law.
Jos. Shima accompanied L. B.
Whitney to Des Moines yesterday,
where they will represent DEBORAH
Lodge, No. 443, B. p. o. Elks, at the
state reunion of Elks held in the
capital city this week.
Walter Drake is getting along
nicely at his home in Nebraska, we
learn. his health being very much
improved. He will shy his castor
into the political ring there, being a
candidate for clerk of the court be-
fore the coming convention.
Mrs U. G. Gruver came up from
Cedar Rapids last week. to spend a
few days visiting friends in the city.
Mr. Gruver came up on Saturday to
spend Sunday. his son joining him at
Elgin, where he had been working in
the canning factory.
photographer B. J. Reynolds de-
parted on Monday for Winnebago,
Mimi, to visit couple of days with
two brothers, whom he had not seen
in thirteen years. He was so very
busy during fair week that he feels
the need of short rest, if only for
day or two. He returned yesterday.
VIM. Robinson, local salesman of
the celebrated GAINESVILLE pure copper
cable lightning rod. has been having
excellent success this summer, having
rodded many OF the best farm houses
in the county. His rod is guaranteed
to have no superior in the market,
and the price Is as low as any. Dom t
wait until it is too late, but have
your house or barn rodded before
lightning strikes it. 3S-l
DIR. B. Harmon is enjoying a
visit this week from his old army
comrade, Mr.. J. F. Anderson of
Charleroi. Penn, whom he has not
seen for nearly forty-two years. They
were both members of the Ninth
Iowa Cavalry, and were discharged
at Davenport in 1866, since which
time they have not met each other.
Mr.. Anderson ran away from home
when boy and after several refusals
on account of age, succeeded in en-
listing at Davenport. where he was
also discharged. 1t is needless to say
that Dr.. Harmon is delighted to see
him again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-09-18
old papers for sale at his office.

-Olu papers Tor sale at MS ONCE.
Have you used our want column?
Chicago Daily Tribune and Pub
lie Opinion, both one year, only S3. 10.
Mrs. w. H. Moore and children
have been at Owatonna, Mimi. the
past week.
Will Hunter of Northwood spent
several days last week visiting old
friends here.
Miss Rebekah Risdahl enjoyed
visit last week from her friend, Miss
Lee of Cresco.
old Iowa can usually be depended
upon to dish up good corn weather
when it is most needed.
M. Ruddy came down from
Cresco last Thursday, to attend the
fair and visit friends.
H. H. Ruddy and family came
down from Cresco last Thursday, on
a visit to relatives and to take in the
fair.
We were in error in stating last
week that Miss Grace Blodgett had
returned to North Dakota. She has
perfected the title to a quarter section
of land in that state, and is now at
Chillicothe, Mo-, where she has &C
cepted position as instructor in the
state reformatory for girls.
MFR. and Mrs @. @. Coutant and
daughter, Miss Claire arrived home
last Wednesday from California,
where the ladies have been for a year,
and Mr.. q. for the past six months.
While they were delighted with Cali
fornia, they realize more than ever
that there is no place like good old
Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-09-18
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

Sept. 23--District court, Judge Hob
son.
Sept. 25-Aucton, miles southeast of
Burr Oak, Jacob Headington.
Sept 27-"The Union Depot" by Miss
Lenscott. under auspices of the
Episcopal ladies.
Oct. 1--Auction sale. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gallagher, Button township.
Oct. Formal Opening, Grand opera
house, Miss Mabel McCane in 1.-THE
Girl Over There +"
Lecture Course. 1907-0S:
Oct. 10-Parland- Newhall Go.
Nov. frederick Warde.
Dec. 4-Frank r. Robertson.
Feb. l4-John Temple Graves.
March 10 - Clarke.
- Luther College Band.
Nov. district court, Judge Fell
lows.