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The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
Public Land Sale.

Lamar. colorado, Band onicc, ,uur l-t, iooe.
Notice l. hereby given that, u. directed by
the Commissioner Of the cenual Land Onicc,
under provisions of N"t of Congress approved
June y. 1896 Publc-Nu. BOZ. We will offer N
public sale. 10 the hiehc-I uidder. at ~ O'Clock
t M. on the 18th day Of July. 1905 ncSt. nt this
nnicc, the following tract nf land, To wit; SW <
pf section .. Township 80 :. Range . ". dth
=. NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
dcscrihod lands are advised to ilc their elaine
NJ objections. on or before the day above de,g
mated FOR sule.
JouN \. WitLtAaIs. Hogist-
&. Frost LIGGEiI, Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
Public Land Sale.

Lamar colorado, Land onice, June list, 1905.
Notice i hereby gieen that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Onicc,
under provisions Of Act NJ Congress approved
June %. 1906, Puhlic--No, !'J3, VIII oGcr at
public >lle. to the highest bidder. al 10 O'clock
II. M, ON the 18th dag of July, 1905. next nt this
office, the following tract Of land, to wit: >E'i i
Of section Il, Township 30 :, Range ia ", dth
p. NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above.
r.srribcd lands are advised To iilc their claims,
on objections. on or before the day above deaig-
mated for sale.
Jour \. WIiIIA7Is. Register.
e. FROST LIGGErT. Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
Public Land Sale.

Lamar, Colorado, Laud Dnicc. June >t, 1893.
Nuticc Is hereby given hat, ~ directed by
tho commissioner of the General Land unicc,
under provi-ionr Of Act OF Congress approved
June %. 1906. rublic-No. 303. we viii oflcr Mt
public sac. to the hiehe.t biddcs, at 70 O'Clock
h. m, ON the 18th day of july. ucNi. looS, at this
pnicc, the following tract nf laHd to wit: NW'
Of section ~, Township - $ R5ugc 1t W of 9Th
r. NJ
Any persons claiming adversely the above
dcscribcdland- are advised to file their claim ,
Or objectio ions. on or before the day above dc,ig-
mated for sale. --.- .t--..-.- 49,.
JouE \. WILLIAMS, Register
&. FRusT IiGGtTT. Receiver
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
Public Land Sale.

Lamar, Colorado, Land Once, June ist 1906
Notco il hereby given th1t as directed by
.hc Commissioner OF the General Land once.
under provisions 0f Act Of Congress approved
June 2'th, 1906, Public-Nu. aO3 We VIII o0cr lt
public sale, to the highest bidder. Al 10 o'clock
~. m ON the 18th LAY Of July. next, NJ this Of
lice, the following tract of land, 90 wit; WI
~Ei4, section la, TOWNSHIP 81 $. Range n W.
3ti, P NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to ilc their claims,
pr objections. on on before the day above delig
rRtcd for sale.
JoHS y. WILLIAMS, Register.
c. FROST LrGGgrr, Receiver
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JIBLIC LAND SALE.

pcrartment Of the Interior
Land Onice ut Lamar. Colorado
June /. 1908.
Natirr ia hereby given that. n directed by the
Commits iouer al the General Land Onlcc. uudci
provision of the act OF Congress approved JGne
25 1906 Publc-No. 305, we VIII ofler at public
-nlu to the highest bidder. M 10 o'clock M, on
the 2,th day of July. !slS at this onicc, the
following tract Of ilnd. t" wit: >Ia-EId Sec. Il
and NEi NV J., section 20, Township ~ 8.
Range - w, 9Th r. NJ
Any persons claiming adversely the aboyc-dc-
scrihcd lands are advised 10 iilc their claims or
objections ON orbciorc the time dcsignatcd for
sale
JoHS 4. WuLtA,ts. Register.
g. FROST IiGGETT, Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Int1riuf,
Land Onirc At, Lamar, Colorado.

Department Of the Interior.
Land Oni"c At Lamar Colorado.
June Eth, ln0s.
Noticci hereby given that james T.. lianrock
of Springfield. colorado. wn" On August 18Th,
1901. made Homestead Entry No. 5l75. for the
northwest quarter Of Section 10. Township ~
south, Range 10 west Of 9Th J. Vi, ha tllcd notice
OF Intention 10 make fUHl iivc-ycar proof. to cs-
tnhish claim to the land above described, before
clerk of the bistrct Court, at springfield. Colo
RADIO. ON the stl day Of August 1906.
Claimant mime u, witncs-c-: u. q. Rins-
hart. Roy Rosnier. Arthur l. smart all 3 Of
Springfield and + {. stanakcr OF villas, colo.
JguN a. WILLIAMS,
Register
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
Public Land Sale.

Lamar, Colo Land Office, June /. 1905
Nouco is hereby given that. ~ directed by the
COMMISSIONS nf the General Land Onicc. undc:
provisions Of Act Of Congress approved June.27
1905, ruhlic--Nu. @G3, we win o0'cr nj public
sale. To the higha- bidder, ut ten O'Clock q. M.
on the 2Sth day of July. lauS next. at this office
the folloN wing tiuci Of land, to wit: Lots and :
and " NV OF section IS. Township 81 south
Range Il west, Glh p. NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised 10 Gle their claims
or objections ON or before the day above dc ig-
mated FOR sale.
ions y. NILLIA"s, Register,
{ FRosT IIGGIrr, Receiver
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
NOTICE OF ArrMcATloy TO LEASE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION no LEASE
STATE LANDS.
On'rc of fhc State BOARD Of Land Connie
eioncr- Denver, Colorado, juno ilth 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert +. Dunlol
whose portoGicc address is Blaine. Colo
rado, has made application No 5GI0 to lease tn,
following doscrio9d school Lands, situate ir
Baca County. Colorado. to-wit:
An Of Section SO, Townahip % South, Rang,
i4 West
40 other applications to lease the above lie.
-cribad lands viii he considered after July 10
1905.
JouS +, VIVIAN,
Registor State Board Land Commissioners
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NpTiCE FOR ruELI, ALTON.

United States Land Onicc.
Lamar colorado, june 9tl 1905
Notice is hereby gwen that George L. Oster-
hout Of Ln- tUima'. Colorado. who on Fcb.
18th, 1906 made Homestead Entry No. CO.'S, for
Lots 2-3 aud SCI ,NWii, MEL iSWi Of Section 4
Township 2ss., Range b2w 9th P. NJ has hled
notice Of iutonion t" make iinal commutation
proof. to establish claim to the land above de
scriUcd, bci".c the Judge Of the County Court,
at la, Animas COLORADO on the 25th day of
July, 1905.
Claimant names as NNitnc,-os: john Il, Irwin
and william stephens. hoth of icscr. Colo.
and David smith and Jacob Morgan. both OF
Las -\nlma-. Colorado.
ions A. WILLIlMs. Registur
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24

VIII some Democratic statesman eX
plain how the farmers may be expect
ed TO subscribe to the Democratic cam
paign fund on promise of fifty cent
wheat? That S what Democratic sue
cess would mean to the farmers.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
rt BLlt AND SALE.

Department OF the interior
Land Onico ~ Lamar. Colorado
June !. 1905.
Notial is hereby gi,cn that, as directed by the
Commissioner of the Gcnural Land OhlcG. under
fhC provisions of the act al Congress approved
June y 1906. public-Nu. "o3, We viii "fcr "a
mblic ~" to the highest bidder. at 70 "'coah \.
VI ON the 2sth day Of July. iHCn, NJ thI-
onrc, thC following tract OF limd, 10 wit: Y
swl i. and sWi SELL. Section 2s, Town. hip 80
Range 10 w. 9Th T.. VI
ANY pcrs"n- claiming adversely the ab"v"-
described lands are advised to die their caimr
or objection on or before TIC time designated
Cor sale.
.IoiS \, WILLIAN-, Register
a. FRusr LIGGErr. Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24

1t is said that only half of $l0O, 600
given the National Democratic commit
tee by the city of Denver was spent at
the recent Denver convention.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24

The selection of a New York man as
treasurer of the national Republican
committee assures publicity of cam
paingn contributions so far as that
party is concerned On account Of the
New York campaign publicity law
which governs.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
NOTICE roG PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior
United States Land Onicc.
Lamar, colorado, June L. lD0s.
Noti,c / hereby given ,hai Carrie Is Parrish,
of Nlrnon. dorado, who on July .ath 1905
made Homestead Entry NO. 7e0l for Lots L. =
and E5sNWi4 Of section ~ Township 80 south,
Range II west Of 9Th T. NJ, has filed notice of
intention to make final i've ear proof, To cs-
tablish claim to the land above described.
before the Register ana Receiver AZ Lamar,
Colorado on The dfth day of August, 1905
Claimant n1mr- aS witnesses: Arthur John
son OF Monon. and Harry l.. Boil, reroy II,
Bold and Fraud, MCGOWAN. all 90 of kouantz.
Colorado.
IoHN A. WILLI'lls.
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
NOTlCE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior
Land Onirc mt Lamar Colo.

June 9th, 1905.
No.icg is hereby given chat John Il, Irwin
OF Las Aninnt Colorado,gho, on August l9th,
1901. made Homestead Entry No. ll5f, FOR E!s
NFIi ., SCI MEL i. section S; SNFl i&Wl Of sec.
ton o. Township - :, Range % W 9th p NJ,
has filed notice of his intention to make final
ivo-ycar proof. 10 establish cl1im 20 the land
above described, before IGhgo N the County
Court, ~ Las .Nnimas. Colorado, on the s5ui
day OF IHiy, lg0s.
Claimant mines rs Witnesses; Robert r
CLARK. George l.. u-terhout, Andrew !. How
ard, Rcubcu Irwin, all Of I.a- Animar, Colo.
Jo.N \. WILLIAMS,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1908-07-24
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LOCAL GOSSIP
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VIII N. Marriott and L. FL.
SEEKER made a business trip to
Villas, Tuesday.
F, e. Lamport made trip to
the ranch, Sunday, returning
Monday forenoon.
Mrs. C. Kett and daughter,
Mrs. r. K Trivett, We're trading
in Villas, Wednesday
j. A. Reed of Stonington was
here Tuesday and left for Lamar
the following: morning.
Harry Ward returned from
Lamar, Saturday accompanied
by his wife and family.
George lngersoll is quite sick
and has gone to the Patterson
ranch to be under the Doctors
care.
H. d. Moore, who has been Wis
iting at Mr.. Bledsoe's for sever
al weeks, left for Lamar, Mon
day morning.
Robert W. Boney who has been
visiting at the Stinson ranch left
Monday morning for his home
in South Carolina.
A heavy rain fell lust west of
town, Tuesday afternoon, which
caused the water to run down
through the dry streets.
j A. Stinson and family came
up from the ranch Monday eve
ming to meet their nephew, AL
bert Stinson, who came in on the
Lamar stage.
Mrs. Geo. Erwin KonkeI and
children left last week for Trini-
dad where they will visit for two
or three weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Goodwin.
James E. Hoover of Stoning-
ton made final proof on his
commuted homestead here, Sat
urday. His witnesses We're
William Doris and L. W. Boyd.
S. w. Dalberg, an attorney
from Milwaukee, Wis, arrived
Sunday evening and spent Mon
day looking after land which he
owns west Of the Patterson
ranch
William Allen of Anthony,
Kansas, arrived Tuesday. He
filed on homestead near the
Robertson ranch last spring and
has returned to establish his res
idence.
e. P. Mcfarland. and family
and James Brown and wife went
to the Butte mountains, Satur-
day for an outing. They were
out couple of days and report
a good time.
Attorney Hillyer OF Lamar
came down to Springfield, Mon
day, on legal business. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hillyer and
Miss Creigh. They returned to
Lamar, Monday evening
Adam Kiceinsi of Alton, Ok
lahoma, who filed on a homestead
near Stonington last February,
arrived Tuesday evening and
will go to Stonington to take up
his residence on The land.
Albert Tanner was bitten by a
rattlesnake about two weeks ago
and went to Lamar for medical
treatment. He returned Friday
evening and says he has almost
recovered from its effects.
Judge Wallis and son arrived
Saturday evening from La Junta
the Judge spending Monday and
Tuesday attending to legal bust
ness. They left Wednesday
morning for a week 5 visit with
friends and relatives at Stoning-
ton.
Mrs. McNaul of Kansas City,
who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Carver, at Stonington,
came to Springfield, Monday,
and left the following morning,
accompanied by her mother, for
Denver where they will spend a
part of the summer.
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CARNIVAL co.
Goes TO Abba.
EAGLES, AFTER SETTLING ALL
BILLS, WILL HAVE GOOD
SUM LEFT.

Like the story of the Arabs OF old
the Patterson Carnival Co., lowered It's
tents Saturday night and stole away
in the breaking hours of Sunday
morning. The company has pitched
tents at Abba and this week will be a
gala one for the neighboring city.
Next week the united shows will hold
forth at Oskaloosa.
The Eagles came out Of the venture
with wings unclipped. In fact, as one
expressed 1t on the second night they
pulled themselves out of "the mud"
What was taken in after that was
clear profit. Fifteen per cent of the
gross receipts went to the Eagles.
This netted the order several hundred
dollars Every afternoon and the
evenings especially drew record
breaking crowds. more ideal carni-
val weather could not have been de-
sired.
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HILL sBoRo.

Hillsboro.-Harry Jones took two
monuments to Bonaparte and will take
two more there today.
M c. Jordan. of Mount Pleasant
came over to spend part Of his vaca-
ton here.
Q. G. Reiste was business visitor
In Birmingham Tuesday
Mrs. A. y. Schulz returned Tuesday
evening from short visit with her
parents in Abba
Mrs. Clyde Teter and child Of Law
renee, Kan, came Friday morning FOR
stay at the C. H. Teter home.
Robert Barr and family of Sheridan
Wyoming are spending their vacation
with Mr.. Barr's sisters, Mrs. John
Wheatley and Mrs. Mary Whitaker.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs
Carrie Watts last week.
Mrs. Boyd Watson and sister Mrs
Anna Johnson, of Chicago, went to
Mt. Pleasant this morning
Mrs. Susan Stillwell and niece Mrs
Conyers are visiting relatives in Win
field and Iowa Falls recently.
A concrete walk has been placed ~
front of the Harlan and Bryson barber
shop
The members of the chorus meet
twice each week to practice for the big
celebration. large crowd will be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Collins returned
to Stockport this morning
FL D. Tade of the Farmers and
Traders Bank attended the funeral
services Of his little nephew Tuesday
afternoon in the Harrisburg neighbor-
hood.
John Ryan has built a new barn on
the lot he purchased a few months age
from Willis Smutz.
0. e. Bryson and family went to TT
Madison this morning.
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Sunday and will visit relatives here

Sunday and will visit relatives here
the coming week.
The following Ottumwa people arr
rived here Saturday evening In their
automobiles and spent Sunday at the
Hotel Manning: #. NJ Hunter ani
wife, G. Q. Taylor, wife and son, NJ
B. Hutchinson and wife, F. A. Tisdale
son, Margaret Jenison, Ernestell Jen-
son, Hinsey. wife and sons.
Rev. Chas. 2. Perkins of the Congre-
gational church preached his farewell
sermon here Sunday to a large audi
ence. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins will leave
for their new home July1. Keosauqla
people regret very much to have them
leave here and they will be sadly miss
ed.
Rev Moody, minister of the Chris
tan church, arrived Friday with his
family and will occupy the pulpit al
that church the coming year.
Mrs. George Fellows has taken
charge of the stock of goods formerly
owned by the Wormley, Philo Co. The
store will be reopened July 1
Misses Helen and Katherine Mar
tin spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs
Moore at Eldon.
Mrs. I. B. Day spent Sunday at Ben
tonsport at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Morris
Miss Lille Anderson visited over
Sunday at her home at Birmingham.
Misses Mabel Saunderson, Georgia
and Edna Day were guests of Kill
bourne relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Flo Beer and son Glenn, VISIT
ed relatives at Stockport over Sum
day.
Misses. Lille Weisgerber and Dor
othy Davidson spent Sunday at Bona
parlte at the home of Miss Pattie
Percival.
con, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs r.
Corwin at Bentonsport over Sunday.
Mrs. Rolla Lawson was called IL
birmingham Saturday on account OF
the serious Illness Of her mother.
Walter Hickey has bought an inter-
est in his fathers restaurant and he
and his wife arrived here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Woolford de-
parted Thursday for pleasure trir
in the west.
Mrs. w. NJ. WEIGH, Of Mt Sterling
visited at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Day last Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. L. e. Whitney, G. w .Lannina
and Helen Brady, spent Thursday aft
ernoon with their sister, Mrs. Brown
Mcdonald at Bonaparte. Mrs. Lam
ming left Monday for a visit In OF
tumwa
Harvey Thomas, who has made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun fol-
some time left Thursday for Price
Utah, to visit his parents.
VIM. Thomas and S. w. Mamma
We're Ottumwa visitors Thursday.
Glare Mcclure of Douds and Frank
Pearson of Eldon, were business cali
ers here Friday.
Stanley Meek spent Sunday al
Bonaparte.
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BtRMlN CHAM.


Birmingham-Th Methodist Epis-
copal and Ere Methodist people are
painting their churches and both havs
fine new lighting plants Installed.
Mrs. Thomas left Friday for Spring
field. o., for an extended VISIT.
Mrs. Bert Skinner was an Ottumwa
shopper Thursday.
Mrs. Della Roher and son and Miss
Mabel Hearne are visiting with theil
sister, Cora, in Chicago.
Miss Mary ELL, of Bonaparte, is
visiting with friends in town.
Mr.. Wilson was a business visitor at
Batavia the last of the week.
Miss Grace Greenfield is visiting
with her brother at Collett
Barney Shot was business visitor
in Fairfield Friday.
William Beardsley returned the first
Of the week from Pecos Valley, New
Mexico, where he purchased fruit
ranch and expects to move his fam
lily there in the near future.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
iowa TEACHERS
Are ON GRILL
TEN HEAD READERS AND SIXTY
UNDER READERS TO DO
WORK.

County Superintendent Emma Nye
of Wapello county mas been honored
by State superintendent Riggs by be.
ing appointed one Of the ten head
readers in the marking of the teach,
ers' examination papers at Des
MONIES. The work of marking com
menced today by the sixty under read
ers
The head readers will commence
their work wednesday. These officials
go over the work done by the force
of sixty other readers and formulate
the tabulated standings of the appli.
cants for certificates. The head
readers this time are all county super.
intendents. They are:
Emma Nye of Wapello.
F. l.. Hoffman of Crawford county.
J. D. Adams of Grundy.
J. M. Holiday of Hamilton.
Claude M. Miller Of Johnson.
Josephine Smith of Marion.
J. r. Wilson of Osceola.
Jessie Field of Page.
G. Il. Akers of Polk.
w. d. Wells Of Scott.
The state department is unable to
estimate the number of teachers who
took the examinations the past week
but it is supposed that many thou
sands of them did and therefore the
large force of readers which has been
summoned for the work Of inspecting
the papers of the teachers writing the
examination
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KNOXVILLE.

Knoxville.-Arthur Metz is building
a very fine porch to the residence of
Mrs. William Dickey.
Kisner and Wilson are closing out
their West End grocery store and ex-
pect to move to New Mexico, where
they will live.
George w. Sims, owner Of the half
mile track and several good trotters.
has very badly sprained wrist and
other bruises results from a horse
falling upon him last Monday.
County Attorney Lyons returned
from his Texas trip Tuesday
Miss Jennie Coats left Wednesday
for few days visit with her aunt
who lives in Boone.
Charles Bruett of Winterset is
spending the week at the home of his
brother, John Bruett in this city.
Mrs. G. M. Rider of Des Moines Is
visiting at the J. G.. Sniff home this
week.
Mrs. Jap Ross and her son George
are visiting relatives at the old home
place in Mt. Pleasant
Misses Mary and Belle, Sims are Wis
iting relatives in Bussey.
DR.. e. T. Mclaughlin was called to
Council Bluffs Tuesday evening on
account of the serious sickness of his
brother at that place.
Mrs. Abbie Ames and daughter Eva,
of Appleton, Wis, came Tuesday
evening for a visit with DIR. and Mrs.
e. R. Ames.
E. E. Baldwin, postmaster at Dallas
was in attendance at the fourth class
postmasters' convention held in Des
Moines Tuesday.
]. s. Bellamy and Charles Flanagan,
Marion county delegates to the Repub-
lican convention at Waterloo, have re-
turned home.
Miss Nora White is attending sum-
mer school at Highland Park college,
Des Moines.
Mrs. E. Ada Gaiser left Wednesday
for Corning, where she will join her
son Rea, who is running moving
picture show in that city.
e. w. Cline returned from the west
Tuesday after an absence Of almost a
year He has been in the u. S. marine
corps up until recently with headquar-
tiers at San Francisco, but was dis
charged in May on account of disabil-
tiles resulting from an accidental gun
shot wound received several years
ago. While in the service, Mr.. Cline
made one or two trips to Honolulu
and saw much of the coast line of
California
]. R. Cline is visiting at his old
home in Wilkesville, Ohio.
Robert Wright, a Knoxville medical
student at Iowa City, will not spend
the summer with his relatives in this
city.
A. Helverson has returned from
Osceola, where he went on business.
John Bush of Des Moines has been
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WILLIAMS BURG.

Williamsburg James Williams and
wife of Decatur county, Iowa, are
here for a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Chas. Fletcher has been in Cedar
Rapids this week visiting his son,
Charles Jr., who goes to Denver,
Colo, to assume the duties of bank
president in the Stock Yards Bank OF
that city. He has been connected with
the Cedar Rapids Savings bank as
assistant cashier. for the past nine
years.
Work on the new high school build
ing has been delayed on account of the
failure of secure cement for the con-
cret foundation.
County Attorney w. E. Wallace re-
turned recently from Des Moines,
where he had been looking after the
interests of some Of his clients He is
now in North English, Iowa
Eva Edwards, who has been in Bos-
ton the past year Is here spending his
vacation, visiting his parents, brother
and sister. Mr.. Edwards is a gra a.
uate of the Iowa State University Ha
is preparing himself to become first
class electrician and has the natural
ability to succeed in his vocation
DR.. Gardner, D. D. S., is excavating
the cellar preparatory to the building
Sof his new residence in the Yoss and
Wallace addition
Miss Bertha Felver of Batavia, ILL.,,
is here for a few days visit with her
friends and associates of the high
school of this city, which she attend
ed during the time her parents resided
here.
w. z. Evans returned yesterday
from South Dakota where he had
been visiting with his son w H., who
is in the real estate business. He re-
ports favorable crop conditions in thai
L---liA-s
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RUSSELL CHAPEL.

4 a
Russell Chapel-The ladies of the
Christian church of Kirkville took In
$16 at the social that was given at the
home of Mrs. Matte Citizens Tuesday
evening.
E. e. Gilyeart returned home
Thursday from Des Monies, where he
had been looking after business az
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Crawford, O. C.
Albertson and daughter, Ethel and
George Lentz was shopping in Ottum
wa Friday.
A large crowd from this neighbor.
hood attended the convention in OF
tumwa Saturday.
Mary Aldridge of Fremont spent
last week at the home of j. N. Eng
fish.
E. e. Gilyeart was business visi
tor at Eldon Saturday.
S. E. Clark and son Dale are having