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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-14
The News of hedriek.

Hedrick, March 12.-Wade Kirkpat-
rick and w. H. Young were passen-
gers to Sigourney today. on business
o. c. Wilcox is confined to his room
with illness. Paul Houghton is act
ing as substitute carrier on rural route
No. 3 during Mr.. Wilcox's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. HI. Durfey are re-
ported dangerously i'll and little hopes
are entertained Of their recovery, espe-
cially Mr.. Durfey.
Raleigh Wilson visited relatives In
Sigourney last week.
Miss Katherine Hines visited friends
in Ottumwa Saturday.
H. w. Warren of Peoria, formerly a
resident Of Hedrick, visited relatives
In town yesterday.
w. H. Young was a passenger to OF
tumwa Friday
Jacob Lindsay is reported quite ILL.
w. H. Cooper attended the horse sale
In OttumWa Friday.
Miss Freecy Baldwin was passen-
ger to Ottumwa yesterday.
w. T. Kirkpatrick, who is employed
In Sigourney, visited his parents In
town yesterday.
j. B. Raben was in Ottumwa yes
terday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Durfey Of La
Plata, Mo-, arrived here Friady. being
called by the illness of Mr.. Durfey's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Durfey.
e. T. Speirs. who resides south Of
town, is quite i'll.
w. S. Yeager of Libertyville has
moved to Hedrick, occupying the ROOF
property on North Main street.
Mrs. E. E. Phelps Of Sigourney il
visiting at the j. w. Roop home
Rev. and Mrs. w. G.. Wilson enter.
tanned the Epworth League and rfiendl
Friday evening.
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and Mrs. King took place in 1lli-

and Mrs. King took place in llli-
nois a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Frank Scott of Guide Rock,
Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arch
King. who is seriously ill.
Eva Mcclure and Nelson Stewart
and Mrs. Mcclure and daughter Zola,
were visitors in Ottumwa Saturday.
Orville Galpin and sister, Meta, en-
tertained few friends at dinner SUM
day.
Miss Clara Horn of Pella arrived
Sunday to pay a farewell visit to her
sister, Mrs. Mary Horn and family
who leave Tuesday for Spokane,
Washington, where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Horn and he1
brother, Rev. Roberts. have purchased
a large tract of timber land there.
Prof. H. c. Altheide has returned
from Mt. Vernon and Nelsonville, ONO
where he has been serving as a gospe
singer in revival services since Janu.
airy. The meetings were very success.
full, and 135 conversions were effected
in the former city. He leaves Thurs
day for Bowling Green, Mo-, to sint
at a series of meetings.
Mrs. N. j. Reed has gone to Chan
dler Okla, to make an extended Vlsl
with her niece, Mrs. Jane Gadis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shriev'
of Troy, on Saturday, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Walton of Ian
caster, Mo-, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. j. r. Sheaffer and other rela
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff Burchett of OF
tumwa spent Sunday with relative
and met Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis
Lenox at the B. Burchett home.
| s. U. York, of Moulton was a recen
business visitor in the city
j. ]. Smith has purchased the G. l
Marmon residence property in tn
west part Of town. formerly owned D
the Misses Rominger. The considesra
ton was 5000.
| Mayor James A. Dunn has sold tn
residence property in the west part 9
town, occupied by the Wise family, t
County Treasurer Charles Skinner.
| Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Ethel
Sunday, daughter.
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IN MEMBRANE.


Ellen S. Nicholson was born March
6, 1916, at Westmoreland Oneida coun-
ty, New York. Her early education
was acquired in her home, the district
school and private school. Later she
studied in Whitestown Seminary, near
Utica. N Y. She was graduated from
this institution at the age of eighteen.
After teaching near her home for a
short time, she came to Iowa, and
located at Cedar Falls. Here she
taught in the schools four years; one
year In the primary department, and
three years in the high school. On ac-
count of poor health, she gave up
this position and taught music one
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$1,000 FOR
TELEGRAM
.MEssssE WAS NOT SENT
4 RALPH seldom FILES SUIT
AGAINST COMPANY
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Because, as he alleges, telegram
telling Of the death of favorite neph-
ew, Ralph Sedden of Rutledge. was
not sent out by the office at Mystic,
John Seldom did not arrive in Mystic
until too late to attend the funeral.
For that reason he has sued the West
ern Union Telegraph company for ST.
900 damages.
According to the petition Mr.. Seldom
filed, on December 5, Ralph Sims.
a namesage and fayorite son of
his only sister. died at Mystic. A tel
egrarl was filed with the Mystic Of
flee announcing to Mr.. Seldom the
boys death, he claims. But the tele-
gram was not sent out from the Mys-
tic office according to the petition, and
Mr.. Seldom did not hear of the lads
death until too late to get to Mystic
in time for the funeral.
Because, he alleges, he loved the boy
dearly. he was greatly shocked at this
turn Of affairs and the services Of a
physician became necessary, so seri-
ously was he affected.
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Corner, Michael Grady, James Kelle-
her and Miss Bid Burns We're callers
at the Judge home Friday.
Horse buyers from Melrose were
buying horses here last Friday.
James O'Neil has leased the S. G.
Carr Jr., farm for the coming sea-
son.
Mrs, Walsh visited with her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Flattery, Friday.
Miss Martha Grady was Melrose
visitor Saturday.
Edward Hines was Tyrone caller
Saturday.
Miss Katie FIattery spent Saturday
at the home of her paretns
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) Bolton News toms.

Bolton. March 13.-George Wilson
and Henry Jones were business call
ers in Oskaloosa Friday.
Samuel Jenkins and Jessie George
of Everest secured work in the mines
Friday.
The coal company is making ar
rangements to sink another shaft
south of town on the Burlington rail-
road. This will be known as No. 8
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Georgetown News.

Georgetown, March 11.-Dr. Riordan
was professional caller in George
town Friday.
Little Helen Judd is very i'll at this
time.
Rev. Father Gaule was called west
of the village on a sick mission Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts of AL
bia spent few days this week at the
home of Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr..
and Mrs Martin Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hines spent
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hines
sister, Mrs William Morrissey. Of AL
bia.
Dave Hurry was a Georgetown caller
one day last week
Miss Katie Sullivan has recovered
from slight illness.
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LoviIia News Items.

Lovilia, March 12,-Mrs. Ida Skies
called on Abba. friends Wednesday
Revival meetings are still in pro-
gress at the Methodist Episcopal
church and great good is being done.
There have been eleven accessions to
the church and about twenty CONVEX
sions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mahoney of Abba
spent Sunday with Mrs. Van Skiver
and daughter.
Melvin R. Spencer, who has been
working in Ohio for several months. is
at home for short visit.
Mrs. Lydia Cooper left Tuesday for
short visit with relatives at Mystic
Mrs. Carolyne Connolly spent several
days last week with relatives at AL
bia.
Miss Vera sires of Plainview, Neb.,
arrived Wednesday for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Charles Stafford.
E. r.. Miner and family moved this
week into the property recently vacat-
ell by Charles Harger.
Mrs. Clarisso Conwell spent last
week with relatives at Chillicothe.
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Marriage Licenses.

Ora Whitman ......... -. -. ..22
Miss Ada Clio Fitzgerald ........17
Charles d. Ritcnie $685.. -. %
Miss Nora May Baker ..... -. ..1S
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The RutIer Funeral.

Messrs. Jack, Josh and Mart Eman-
uel We're Galley to Bussev Saturday
to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. P. G. Butler, who died Friaav
night of paralysis. The funeral was
held Sunday, March 10, at o'clock, al
Belle FFountaine and interment was
made in the cemetery at that place
Mrs. Frank Wells, a sister Of the de-
ceased was present at the funeral.
Others attending from here were Os-
car, Ed, Dick and Jack Emanuel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Frances and son.
Raymond, of Abba, spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Frances.
Misses Dorothy and Irene Farmhouse
of Oskaloosa, were over Sunday visit
ors with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Scott.
Mrs. A. Manifold of Beloit, Kansas
arrived here Sunday morning for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Wylie and other relatives.
Miss Alma Evans of Oskaloosa vis-
tied over Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Alva Mooney of Marshalltown
came down Saturday night for few
days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mooney.
l.. A. Rowe was a business visitor In
Ottumwa Friday
Mrs. Bert Clifton and two children
of Buxton are here visiting Mrs, Cliff
tons sister, Mrs. John Haywood
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-14
JOSEPH STEVENS DIES.
Funeral From Columbia church-The
Butler Funeral.

Eddyville. March 12.-Died, at the
home of his brother. George Stevens.
south of town, Thursday night, March
Z, 1907, Joe Stevens, aged A years, 8
months and 8 days. Mr.. Stevens was
born in Wapello county, May 20, 1862
and remained a resident of the coun-
ty all his life. The deceased leaves six
children, two boys and four girls, to
mourn his death, also his mother, who
is 80 years Of age, and four brothers
and one sister. His wife preceded him
in death seven years.
The funeral was held from the
church at Columbia Saturday after
noon, March 9, under the auspices OF
the I. o. o. F. lodge, of which he was a
member, Rev. Filmer officiating. In
torment was made in the Columbia
cemetery.
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CROWN PIANO

What one of the largest piano deal
ers In the United States thinks of the
Grown, Piano.
Madison, Wis, Apr. IL, 1906
Mr.. Geo. P. Bent, Chicago.
Dear sir:-Please accept my congra,
tulations at this late date for produc-
ing such superb piano as the crotch
mahogany you sent me. 1t Is without
exception the handsomest piano ever
placed in my warerooms and is equally
good as handsome. think very high
ly of the superb pianos from your fac
tory.
Yours sincerely. W. w. Warner.
Easy Payments.
|ArnOld'S
JEWELRY AND MUSIC STORE.
11s East Main Street.
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Arnold thinner and
Thr0v Themselves on /
No Jury Trial Needed

Mt Pleasant March IA mJuds WIhrow
finding Arnold thinner
Saturday passing
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A big line of handsome novelty
Worsted mixtures with fancy vel
vet or silk collar and cuffs, also the
new hard finish whip cord Coverts,
% and "a inch box styles A IL
all sizes only !. .. :. J. >. 4.lJ
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.

Mr.. Theodore Kremer, who
wrote two of the greatest successes
of the past season, THE Fatal
Wedding" and THE Power Be-
hind the Throne" has written an
other that will outrival both of
these, unless all indications fail,
entitled "A Desperate chance.
He has taken for the foundation of
the play, the life trial and escape
of the famous Biddle Brothers and
the result is play full of thrilling
situations, exciting climaxes and
with love story that appeals to
all.
Briefly, the story is as follows /:
Two brothers, Ed. Biddlc and
Jack attempt to rob the store of
an old man, who surprised them
and who is killed during a strug-
gle. A detective who attempts to
arrest the brothers is also killed.
but the boys are finally captured
and receive the death sentance.
Ed, the eldest brother, has a
strange hypnotic influence over all
women with whon he is brought
in contact and he used this power
over the wardens wife, convincing
her that he is in love with her and
inducing her to provide them with
pistols and the means of severing
the prison bars. After they have
over powered the guards, she takes
them through her house and runs
away with them. They are over
aiken shortly and a desperate battle
ensues between the officers and
the escaping prisoners in which
the brothers are mortally wounded
and soon die. OF course as soon
as Ed. dies his power over the
wife ceases and she realizes the
great wrong she has done anc
throws herself on the mercy of hel
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Sell SELL! SeII!!

Is the order, Cost and values are
forgotten. Don't delay, Come
and feast upon the greatest of
all bargain feasts.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05
New Books For
The Library

Those desiring to donate books to
the library are requested to leave
them at the reading room either on
Saturday or Tuesday afternoon
A number have expire sed a desire
to contribute to the library and
the board will at this time make
arrangement to receive and re-
cord all gifts.
1t may be we'll to add that a
movement is on foot to secure
from Carnegie library fund for the
erection of new library building
and one of the Requirements made by
MIR. Carnegie is that the library
must possess a certain number of
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05

All the old papers you can carry
for 5 cents.
Lost One crochet robe for baby
carriage. Finder please bring to
Hotel Evans and receive reward.
Did you hear the comment on
your buggy? 1t needs painting.
See Eaton, the painter. Tel. 1.3ex.
The Elmore is manufactured at
home and is the best cigar on the
market. Buy them and be boosters.
AS no one is immune, every per-
son should remember that Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure any case of
kidney or bladder trouble that IS
not beyond the reach OF medicine
r. w. Smith
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05
The Laundry is
Nearing Finish

Work on the laundry is progress
ing as rapidly as materials for
the building can be secured.
The cement blocks are nearly all
arrives it will be layed and the
machinery placed ready for opera
ton. 1t is expected to have the
place ready for business and in op-
Grafton by the middle of the pres
cnt month.
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S and ChiIdrenS'
Suits

10 per cent. OIL Regular Price.
We are Exclusive Agents for Ball
Band and the Royal Blue Rub
bers. Our Rubbers are first
quality and our prices are as low
as the lowest.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05
Mems Suits

Save Is per cent. Discount.
all $40. 90 Suits. Sale Price { 8. 5,
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books. The association is going to
add this number even though it
becomes necessary to purchase adj
ditional new looks in order to
bring the number up to the re-
ouircmcn
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-05

husband who, alter much pleading
by their young daughter, torgives
her, and that much of the story ends
happily. All special scenery is
carried by the company and per-
feet production is promised Gar
rett Theatre, Dec g, prices so and
Is cents; Curtain $780,.
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smoke.
Eaton, the painter for signs.
Tel. f3ox.
Mrs. Green left for BOISE to make
an extended visit.
% New millinery of all kinds at
Mrs. Hendricks on Front St.
c. e. Thum of Ross Fork was
in town Wednesday.
Eckstein Bros. are advertising a
special sale for the holidays.
DR.. Olmstead Of Portland spent
a couple days here this week.
Read the ad. OF Eckstein Bros.
They have a big discount sale until
Christmas.
Milt. Reynolds was over from
Brunesu yesterday, returning to
his duties at the bank this morn
ing. ~t
Eaton the Painter, is busy at
his trade at the farm of Frank
AXE. He has about two weeks
job.
Those ordering toilet articles from
the late Mrs. Robinson will please
call at the home of DR.. King where
they may be had.
William w. Payne of Orcana,
and Marguerite May Cowan of the
same place secured wedding
license here November 25.
Save money on your clothing by
purchasing clothing from Eckstein
Bros. They have special dis
count sale lasting until Christmas.
Trathen is receiving large ship
ments of new furniture daily.
You had better visit his store and
get prices before purchasing else
where.
Rev. T. Thirloway returned the
latter part of last week from visit
T.. Wyoming He enjoyed a pleasant
trip and good visit with old
friends.
Jack Braun has so far recovered
from his late misfortune as to be
able to return to Mountain Home
and expects to arrive the first of
next week.
Lawrence ]. Weaver yesterday
purchased two lots in the Linton
addition and il is understood that
he intends to erect residence
there at once.
Pr ces on furniture at Trathcn's
keeps the stock moving so fast
that it does not have time to get
old in the store. Call and in
vessigate his claims.
Furniture makes the home COM
Portable and Trathen makes your
pocket book feel glad if you buy
furniture from him. He has the
goods and is glad to show them.
VIM. Blakely, the man who fell
and received severe injuries at
the school building the first week
the first of the week after a long
seige of confinement.
If you want a strictly high grade
sterioptican view camera at a sac
rifice call at Thompson furniture
store. Genera and tripod must be
sold and if interested you should not
wait
The friends of Mrs. ] B. Stan
field will be pleased to hear that
her health has greatly improved
since going east. She is singing
the praises of Idaho, and will be
accompanied back in the ipsrng by
people to look the country over.
Mrs. George p. Hall was hostess
at an afternoon tea given at her
home Friday in honor OF Mrs. Dav-
is of Garnett. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly and large num-
Der of ladies enjoyed Mrs. Halls
hospitality. delightful refresh
ments were served during the after
noon.
Miss Jarnagin is guest at
the home of Mrs. Frank Boyd.
She has conc to Mountain Home
for the winter owing to the de-
iightfuT climate of this sunny
cline. Miss Jarnagin is talented
musician being a piano graduate oil
Centenary College, Cleveland,
Tenn. and also of the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston.
During her stay she will accepted q
limited number of pubils for the
winter.
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Camera For Sale.

At sacrifice Steroptican
tense of a high grade, film at
tachmcnt and an Eastman tripod.
Must be sold at once. At Thornp-
sons Furniture store.
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IAlk OF lHf Town


Smoke the Gilmore
Subscribe for tho Maverick
Our telephone numDer IS iis.
Yours for pleasant smoke The
Elmore.
Smoke an Eimore cigar and be
happy.
Mrs. w. w Fountain returned
hume Tuesday
Mrs. John II. Garrett is Boise
visitor this week
Paint up. See Eaton, the paint
c. Tel. 1894.
pleasant smoke is assured if
you buy an fillmore.
r. C Massey of Grand View.
was in town Monday
Arthur w Stevens came down
from Rocky Bar this week.
Tom Petty went up to Nampa
the first of the week on business.
e. r. LaPointe was in Boise on
business the first of the week
Geo. jennings, of Nampa, was
IN town on business last Tuesday
A. Harris of Bruneau was reg
istcred at the Evans hotel Tuesday.
Mrs. O. E. Cannon has gone
to Boise for a weeks visit with
friends
Mr. Crum is here from North
Dakota purchasing land in this
section
Harry Knox of GIenns Ferry
spent few days in Mountain Home
this week
Born, Thanksgiving day to Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Benham of Bruneau,
a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Milns Miller and
SOL have returned from pleasant
visit in Boise
Mrs B. W. Mathers and child
rem have returned from a visit with
relatives at Salt Lake.
j. B. Stanfield and SONS spent
Thanksgiving in Bruneau with H.
d. Lawson and family
DR. Day, who has reen here
looking over his land has returned
to his home at Omaha
s p. Noble, prominent bus
mess man from Bruucau was a
kdountisn Home visitor
Miss Nellie O'Neal spent couple
days in Gleuns Ferry, the last of
the week visiting fr lends.
F. IS. Caul has gone to Grand
View to accept position with tie
Dredging company at that place.
o. f. Cannon, cashier of the
Citizens State Bank, hss been on
the sick list for the past few days
A. A Utley left Friday morn
ing for Wicksnoney, where he
was looking after his irrigation
project
Mr. and Mrs. McBirney left
Monday evening for months
visit with relatives in Nebraska
and Iowa.
Herbert Kelsey left Sunday even
ing for Baker city. He expects to
return b-fore going on to his home
in California.
Ches. Bolman of Atlanta has
gone to Glenns Ferry to enter the
e nplcym=nt of the Jacobsen Mer-
camille company
Lcora Lockman, who is teach
ing school at Nerds as came
down TO Mountain Home to spend
Thanksg living with her rel Natives
Ben Grier, formerly Of Noun
tain Home, but now of Garfield,
Utah, spent Sunday at this place
visiting his friends, who are legion
T. r. johnson has arrived from
Emmett Tuesday to take the pos
sson of general manager of the
Bro-hcn Manufact uring company
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richards
have moved 60 Cleft to live Mr..
Richards has been pumper for the
o s. l. at this place for some
time
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Saturday, Dec. 7 and closes Tues.

Come early and secure some Of the great bargains that
will be on Sale Positively advertised. We do not say
one thing and do another Note some of the prices below
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XMAS Furnishings

We have positively the largest
and choicest display in the City.
Smoking Jackets, $500 to Sc. 90
Fancy Vests in all colors
ST. to SIS. 90
Holiday Neckties 35 to 75c.
" Suspenders so to s1.25
President !" SOC.
Matched Suspenders and Aim
hand Combination rs to 81. so
Suit Case Handkerchief 75c.
Mems Gloves rs to ST. 25
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Christmas Clearance Sale!

Prices cut in entire Stock of Mems Suits and Over
coats The continued mild weather and Stringency of the
outside money market to offer right in the heart
of the Season1S days before Christmas Clearance prices
only to be expected in January February.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-18

| COUNTY NEWS.
a20&
ROWENA.

Rev. st, Clair occupied the pulpit
at Antioch Sunday morning and
evening a large audience was present.
Mrs, @. @. Burkeye is convelescing.
A sweet little girl baby was sent to
grace the home OF John Turner and
wife, April IL.
Rober Hayden Is planting corn.
Marvin Emmons and family were
the guests of J.. j. Walker and family
Wednesday.
Some Of our people attended preach
ing at Bethlehem Sunday and had
the pleasure of hearing Rev. King.
Joyselee Walker was royalty enter
tanned at the home Of Cass Jones Wed.
nesday.
Sunday Schools have been organized
at three of the churches in this vicin-
ity, we hope they will prosper and DC
much good,
J. II. Neil purchased corn from
John Gritton at So per barrel.
Miss Ella Holloway, who is attend
ing William Wood College, In Fulton,
was the guest of home folks recently
j. III. Fechter has a new corn she'll
err.
Jas. Lewis and family were the
guest Of @. Ringwood and family Of
Tulip Sunday.
Mrs. Long, of near Sturgeon, has
returned home after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. @. @. Burk'