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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
THE GARDEN OF HATE

told her pitilossiy - the treae hery
Of him she had deemed more than
man. And her heart hardeaed with.
ia her. With a THRILL ~ triumph she
answered the ring at the back door
and admitted the chief and two
plain clothes men with words Of
eheer.
The hands 81 the Eildad clock
ticking softly ON the mantsi puinfssd
near the midnight hour and the oe.
supanta Of the silent ruom awaited
bis coming Nith lll-ounceaiad eager.
ness. Suddenly a gentle tap sounded
n the door With uufaltsriag hands
she uhfastened the door aaa threw
Il open. And as he advanced con.
fidently into the room with out.
stretched hands the officers isaped
upon him and slipped a brace OF
Elittering handouts upan his unre.
sisting wrists. Taken wholly BY
surprise. he submitted without
struggle Ills feverish gaze was
fastened ON the face Of the woman
who had loved him ouce--ths won
an he had fondly imagined loved
him still.
Triumphantly she returned his
gaze. and a smile 1T disdain rest I'd
on her perfect lips. Neither spoke
word. but their answering eyes
spoke volumes For him thay told
Ut the hatred for him that throbbed
in her bosom. Of the long years Of
suffering that had transferred the
gentle dove into the eagle craving
revenge. Silently he turned TO his
captors. without a murmur ~ re-.
preach. and bowed hts head. And AZ
be passed into the outer darkness
her light laugh scorehed hts ears.
From the window she watched
tuem pass through the gate and
down the shadOwy street. And as
they diaappeafed 10 the gathering
gloom she threw herself on the sofa.
q d. buFying her face In the yielding
cushions burst into Wild torrent
- tears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
INQUISITIVE EDWIN
BY f. w. Schaefer

SAY. nav
We'll my little dearf'
~ hats a fleet -
a fleet b a collection Of var
vessels
a greyhound isn't a collection Of
VAR vessels. Is it,
No. Edwin. Of course not
swell. my book says the grey
hound - flesl
tut. int There fleet means
fast
Then a collection Of baftlsships
s. a fast. too. isn't u nav
No. told you IL was a fleet
~But the fleet IS fast. isn't itg~
Yes. yea
and it's a fast fleet p
TO be sure
Then rs a fleet fleetF"
'-f.r-yaa
isn't Il a fast fasty-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

No. no. uo'"
Not even a fleet fast 80
silence. Edward ! wtzh to -.
sumo residing thia maKnains article
entitled. Round the Hern R'iss
Fighting bob. o. = Blankety RlRn \
Time an the Dash to tho Destina.
tom .
But. mas. I wanna know WHAT
a var vessel
A bastleShip Is oue. my soa
7 th0aght q jaf vas q vessel"
Yes. my sou. bat not a var YES.
sci
But I kHow q Jar what's IKE a
war vessel
what kind u q Jar Is Ike a var
vessel my HoH
A family iaF. nav
After which Edwin vas the cen
tee % a disturbances that was a good
deal like his conception Of a war
vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
u. S. Navy Yard

Take a trip 90 the sound and
stnit tia n 8 nav yard. aee the
battisuhlpa orekan. wiseohaia and
Nicaragua. tha cruisers buffaiu SD
the training ship Philaaalphla. he
mammuth Dr. docks. torpeao boats
and pFinon sbip Nlpals iiuatH leaxs
Pfer &. fout 81 Tealer way. s times
daily Round trip Toe ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

No Difference.
II seems 20 long ago.
When he IN childhood dreamed
And wondered az tho big round
world
And oh. hos small he seemed,
And nov. since be Il gray.
A man with other men.
lie finds he cuts no moro ~ ice
In this big world than thou.
"Sknbbler. the writer. has had a
story accepted at last"
"Posslbleg'
Yes na went homo with an
awful yard last night at clock.
and bis wife believed him"
The Kind.
Stevens has invested In a talk.
ting machine
What wind Is ~"
Female
Put your money 10 a piano" %.
yertises music house. That's oil
right II you can get negotiable
notes out Of IL. 10 still. fido!
Blunt.
Il think Brown Ia such q hlunt
fellow. don't you"
why So"
lie always calls q spade o spade
see ootbtpg wrope about that
You would III that's what you
lost on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

circumxErsbed.
Yes. bui-ah all this tain
about graft and corruption 10 tho
biE ffa lhsuFwncn oqmpaniss
Amounts 10 naikinE my dear
al absolutely nathinsir rctarhwd
the suava solicitor ~ 10 entirely
coafiusd 20 ths press and ths pso.
pie "= Pack
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San Francisco Fx-
Cursinu

Return tickets $3.50 On sale
January 18Th Limit 30 days South.
ern Pacific Shnata Route Tshota
reservations. etc. at I moo Ticka
Office, COZ First ave. r. r. EiEs.
General Agent. see
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Tho Pekia Electric company f.
70 construct street railways ia the
Chinese empire The capital 81
100000 laelH has been Hubaehbed
By Chinese
GUNS roR REEr-piper 4
Taft. ig242g second aY sts
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Bel you who this e. Iluh9 OF the
easy pick Don't value
my friendship smarty. rhla Mute
literary author whom heard highly
spoke he his attitude while communlcat
ins thoughts waiting che supper bell That's Mis-
Norris chair nes Morris Mission chawhieh is righf
il himself
about gardening poema I've momorted
deep svnumena the
posy be either backward
81, the Tho title Is The Banahsea
icrlual~
o-AthWart he moor mnffed moouboam moves.
Tursld FnntlingA hwahs the CmneFisa hill.
a the CHASTITY groves.
sut. my poor heart. be still
WHAT you crying iert
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

"nsnbnts -
" bro at carsa ~ leave.
AHa rosaFn 10 hssass 90 sN0
Win azqt daily iahas aszue.
And IN Nifaly tnu~s afe tald
That TIE crete wasaspl b. reeasaied.
And SO - the cellar raa.
We aoa't taei 4 utaht IA take
Mhila thu eoal bed nakaa an arhe--
h4aA ~ ls@t To sake . ten
-ihdlaaaBeiia SeWs
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The aearAue.
Cot any Rustd butter she asked
None today. ma am tut we've
gut apms neaF buttsr
Don't S'ant Il. Got any fresh
cRKH p
All cut Bot we've got some
nice near fresh eggs
Keep EN-. Got any cream
ctsaeaaf-
Nothing but near.ehceme.
ma am
You'Fo near out OF everything
ain't YOU
on. no. We have lots OF near
things isf,
Well. It's near time for mo to
be going When You get Ehat |
want drop mo a near poat card and
III cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

Mc0fuaaf 4 Eliieit. style taiiora
Ice Cherry -. VIII make regular
saa and $50 suits Tor t5s fnF =
fee dafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

Amnns ths rtrhet slaaa-s AAa 10
/ GA live a. g. Yesfs. In thu middle
etanars 10. Of the lab0fins class
Ika
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

az YOU WISH TO sElI
YOUR egsL ESTATE OF ANY
OF SCHlpTloA And WANT
a QUICK GALE, sEE tRTgR.
RATIONAL a0Ro q aEslTy
co, jcos sM1RIcAN BANK
RUlL DING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

One hundred cod lives ytel1 |.
raiiGu If oil
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Muslin Corset Covers

DOMESTlCS
Window Scfim. IN white ans
eeru special price. yard flsf
White India Linon. l21sc and IS
values. special price. per yart
....ss. s.ss-s. 500. s.Sf
io-i Gray blankets, nice and
fieccy kind. special price. pair
sssssss $1,000. s.stss.. .J9f
White Twilled Outing Flannel.
i2iao value; special price. per
YARD ..s..s.+s s+rs+ NC
Silkoline. short lengths. i.Ae
value. special price. per yard
..s..s. ..s.s-. s.-s- ..... Jf
Remnants OF Outings. Muslin, Cal
leo. etc. special tomorrow -.
-.ssss. 1880 .s.s ran rf,t<
Imported Japanese Crepe. special
price ......... -. ..f2hf
% Bleached Sheeting. special
price. yard ....... ..s.. .xJf
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sIis a pity some
storage ssBt devised
for keepln'sesreta
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
PRIME NEIaHsoRHooD.

Carrot Dykstra made a business
visit to Pella Monday.
Ed and Clyde Bartlett were Sunday
visitors at the home of Walter Prime.
Miss Fern Soseman is visiting this
week in What Cheer with her cousin
Miss leila Beans.
There was quite number from
here ATTENDED the funeral OF the lat
Oliver Ferree last Sunday.
VIII Pomeroy arrived home from
Mt. Pleasant Monday where he has
been spending several days.
William Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
bur Johnson, John Prime and family
were callers at the home of S. l.. Pom
eroy Sunday.
Joe Butler and family, Mrs. Dora
Boston and grandson, Ray, Fred Os
wandle and family spent Sunday will
Frank Boston's.
Miss Mabel Stewart, of Ainsworth
who has been visiting Miss Blanche
Lyle, departed Tuesday for Ames
where she will visit her brother.
Miss Blanche Lyle gave a party
last Friday night to ali our young peo
pie in honor of Miss Mabel Stewart o.
Ainsworth. Every one responded tc
the invitation and enjoyed the gaities
of the evening. Oysters were served
with all the usual trimmings at the
supper hour and the crowd did ample
justice to the tables that were provid
ed. The general expression was that
everybody had a good time.
Feb. u. Alpha.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
HARRISON.
Eglah.

Mrs, Amy Vance is in Buxton this
week. tt
John Arnold is about after spell
of sickness.
Siren Buckler is visiting relatives
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Barrows visited
with Irwin Buckler's.
Grant Deck and family were visit
ing relatives Sunday
Noah Mccormick is home after
years stay in Nebraska.
Carl McCaffrey bought bunch of
calves in this neighborhood.
Auguest Willinbrecht moves March
LIST to farm near Eddyville.
Jimmy ]. Buckler is working in
the timber over on Skunk river.
Nate Cox and family spent Sunday
at the home of John Mccormick.
The stock and farming tools sold well
az r. w. Dyes sale last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Baldwin have
daughter at their home since Jan
uary 80. r,r
Morgan Jones came home from
White City after the fire which closed
down the mines.
John Steck, living near Leighton,
has rented Morris Caldwalladers
farm and will move in March.
VIII Sharp has rented a section of
land in South Dakota and will car
his goods the first of the week
The township board of health held
a meeting last Tuesday on account of
a case of small pox in the south part
OF the township.
M. G. Baldwin's entertained the fol-
lowing at dinner last Sunday: Will
Sharp, viii Barnett and their fam
lilies. Lude Rittermeyer and Fred Bur
ner's young folks.
Sunday morning at ten o'clock oc-
Cured the death of Miss Esther
Chandler at her home near Stark.
She had been in poor health for tins
past year. Funeral today at 10.0s
o'clock and burial in Forest. GENE
terry.
Feb. IL. TEL e. PHONE.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
CRICKET.

Leonard Wilson, of White City, was
in Cricket Monday.
Cricket is without a doctor, as DIR.
Traister is practicing at Buxton.
Hatfelds are putting up ice, so
Cricket will keep cool this summer.
willard Hatfield has returned from
Missouri, where he has been as over
seer of grading gang.
Misses Georgia Hopes, Pansy Rice
and Lizzie Fleck spent Sunday at the
latter's home in Buxton.
Mrs. r. Thomas returned home
Monday after spending few days
with her mother, Mrs. Chapman, at
Abba. .~ q,
Mrs. Ann Moore, who lives north
east of Cricket, says she Matched out
a brood of chickens the 3lst day OF
January. She must be contemplating
on having fried chicken during the
suspension.
J. G. Harold came out Saturday to
pay the miners, as John Neagle, who
has been doing the paying, went TO
Marquette, ILL.,, where he will be vice
president and general manager oil
the company's store. Every one was
glad to see Mr.. Harold here, as he
was formerly the general manager oil
the company store here, and won the
highest esteem of every one.
Feb. IL. G. A. II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13


improved In health. He has been un
der the care of DR., Abbott, Of Oska
loosa.
The work of rebuilding the burned
buildings at the Crescent mine is
being rapidly carried on and WORK
will be resumed in short time. >t
Mr.. Kloinstant, from near Tracy
Mrs. J. H. Clark and Johnet Keerar
were entertained at dinner Saturday
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jones
east Of the city. hS#
On Sunday morning Rev. Helwie
filed his regular appointment at the
church and the new members were
given the hand of welcome. 1t Ger
tainly was a strong looking group
and win be of great support to the
church.
The teachers meeting was held In
White City Saturday. On account OF
the chilly day and icy roads the at
tendance was not as good. as it might
have been, although there was quite
an attendance in the afternoon. The
program was carried out with the ex
ception of two papers. This time was
filed with remarks and discussions
Music was rendered by several ladies
and was well appreciated The chill
dren in the primary room gave q
beautiful hoop drill, which was round
ly cheered Their teacher, Miss
Whalen, is to be congratulated on the
result of her efforts. Mr.. Alexander
was president of the day and Miss
Doughman was secretary. In the
evening MIR. Garrison, of Penn Col
lege, gave very interesting lecture
to an attentive audience. Supt
Young came down from Des Moines
where he was marking papers of the
recent examinations and gave many
excellent hints, which were appreciate
ed by the teachers. The people OF
White City and vicinity entertained
the teachers and other visitors in at
tendance. which was highly appreeiat
ed Mfr. Thomas kindly donated the
hall for both the meeting and the lee
ture. and for this he should have a
vote of thanks. as he has the thanks
of all who were present. We hope
there will be another meeting in the
spring, and possibly we may have
more in attendance. We are not able
to mention any teachers work, espe
cially for all did well, but will say
that Mrs. VIM. Greenhalgh gave a
very interesting talk, which most
everyone thought was the gem of the
day.
N. X. G.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13

at the home of Ely Meadows over
Sunday.
We hear the whistle blow for work
regularly over at Grandpa" Ramsay's
mines, Evans No. 2. Bolton don't
blow so much.
Richard Ravens bought viii Bran.
ayers place and is preparing to build
la new barn. Dick" is going to enjoy
himself this summer.
A large crowd attended the dance
here Saturday night. Other places
represented were Givin. Beacon, Evans,
White City and Oskaloosa.
Bolton mines expect to have their
new hall paid for by the first of April
| If all signs don't fail. Then for an
addition, II times are not so slow next
spring. .-. ....
Grandma Canty's condition today is
somewhat improved and the doctor
| this afternoon stated that there were
yet hopes for her recovery. She suf'
fered stroke of apopleXy Monday ev'
ening and was very low all day Tues.
day. She rested much easier, low'
ever, Tuesday night. A legion OF
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Feb. 12. notloB.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Train Wrecker Admits Guilt.

Butte, Mont, Feb. 12.-The mystery
which surrounded the attempts to
wreck the Oregon Short Line trains
early Monday was cleared up Tues
day when Pat Gordon, aged "a, of
Butte, one of the suspects, broke
down and confessed, He admitted
throwing the switch which derailed
part of the freight train and also con-
fessed that he put the ties on the
track in front of the south.bound pas
senger train. Gordon says he was
drunk at the time and did not realize
what he was doing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
LINCOLN.
Volunteer,
Feb. ~

Mabel Butler spent an afternoon
recently with Mrs. Terrell Steddom.
Miss Nell Cole visited Sunday with
her friend, Miss Mildred Reynolds.
Mrs. Briggs assisted Mrs. Milton
Macy with her butchering work one
day last week.
Mrs. Butler and daughter Mabel Wis
tied last Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
j. A. Stephenson.
]. A. Stephenson and wife attended
the funeral of the late oliver Ferree
Sunday afternoon.
Iva Macy suffered from a sore
throat last week, but was able to re.
turn to school again this week.
Mrs. Hay returned to her home in
Oskaloosa after two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Warren Cald.
wen.
Quite number from this neigh
borhood attended the funeral OF the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
PET DOG RECOVERED.
A Want Adv. in The Herald Proves
... Effecfiva

A Want Adv. in The Herald Proves
Effective.
Miss Carrie Turner last week re-
covered her pet White Spitz dog
through the use of a Herald want
ad." The dog had been gone for
more than a week and the first four
insertions of the advertisement failed
to reveal his whereabouts. She at
first gave up hopes of recovering the
pet, but after few days of waiting
she determined to try the effect of
want ad' once more. The little
local was printed but once before 1t
had been successful and Miss Tur-
ner found her dog waiting for her ON
the porch the next morning. She does
not believe that the dog, although he
was wondrous wise, could have read
the advertisement, but her supposi-
ton is that he had been shut UP by
some one who did not know who its
owner was until they read the lost"
advertisement, when they released
him. At any rate she does not be-
lieve she would have ever recovered
her favorito pet without the use OF a
want adj"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
SEWERS.
N. X. G.

Quite a number are complaining of
bad colds. "A
w. Shocks has purchased two cows.
He intends to go on farm in March.
Rev. Frank Bean. pastor of the M.
E. church, intends to. commence pro.
tracted meetings on the 2y.-:
H. A. Gum, our postmaster, has
been suffering from an attack Of the
grippe for the past two weeks.
The choir arranged for a public sup.
per which took place last Thursday
evening; the proceeds to go to Mr..
and Mrs. R. W. Faskin. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. george Ashby and
daughter, Marie, have gone for visit
with her brother at Des Moines. They
will also visit Mr.. Ashby's sister at
Boone.
A host of friends of John Ashman
of Colfax, desire to extend congratula.
tons to him in his undertaking at
Newton Saturday and may peace and
prosperity be with them on the sea
of life.
Mrs. Mary Ashman, of Colfax, went
to Oskaloosa last week to visit her
son-in-law, David Williams, who is IN
the Abbott hospital. She will also
visit her aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Davis, at Beacon.
A letter was received from Edward
A. Davis, who left Iowa last fall for
Manila, P. L., to prospect for the pre-
cious black diamond. In the BALKAN
coal field he has opened three mines
and is busy with the fourth, and coal
is reported to be of good quality.
Council No. 40 d. of p. had a grand
time at their regular session last Fri
day evening, as there were fifteen can
didates seeking for admission into
their ranks. At the close of the ses
sion lunch was served. The ID. of p
girls are just the right kind to make
everybody have a good time. There
were twelve of the order from ColfaS
who took part in the evenings enter
tainment.
Twelve months ago. Feb. Is, 1906
the unfeeling hand of Death entered
the home of John A. Bell, at Beacon
and took a beloved wife and affec
tomato mother from our midst How
we linger around the cold remains Of
a friend until absolutely driven away
how we care for 1t as some precious
jewel, not always TO be trodden in
the dust, and how reverently we com
NIT it to the mother earth. We re
turn to the vacant home, which car
never be home again, almost broker
hearted. What a glorious thought
that she is now where there is nc
more death. neither sorrow nor cry
ing, nor any more pain for the former
things have passed away.
Feb. 10. j. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
SAVE MoNEY-sAvg EYES.
o. ~

When seeing the low prices adver-
tised by Prof. Mayne Arnold many
may exclaim, mo flfty-cent glasses
for me at that price, they must be
poor.
Mahaska county people have tried
Mayne Arnold's glasses and scientific
fitting the last six years.
That his glasses and skill have CIV
en- splendid satisfaction is known far
and wide. 4
Prof. Arnold as a. reliable optician
has a reputation second to none.
Mayne Arnold will not cloud his
high reputation by selling poor glasses
or by unskilled work.
All may rest assured that during
this special sale glasses offered at
from fifty cents to o. dollar and a
quarter are identically the same he
has fitted his patrons with at $3.50 to
$500 a pair. for the last six years in
Oskaloosa.
This low price sale closes April LIST.
Wayne Arnold's Affidavit.
Oskaloosa, Iowa, Feb. IL, 1908.
Mayne Arnold being duly sworn
makes oath to the following state
ment, viz, The glasses and frames
now offered by me at special low
price sale are of the finest quality
possible, and are exactly the same /
have fitted and dispensed to my pat
rons during my entire stay in Oska-
loosa. a" T..
Personally appeared before me a
notary public in and for Mahaska
county. and made oath that the above
statement is true. Witness my hand
and notarial seal this 18th day of
February, 1908.
A. +. N. Iiambleton,
Notary Public.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
OHIO UNANIMOUS FOR TAFT
STATE PRIMARIES ARE EASILY
CARRIED FOR SECRETARY.
No Opposition Of Moment Develops
Supreme Court Kills Foraker's
Chances in cuyahosa County.

Columbus, o., Feb. 1.-THE net re-
suit of the Republican primaries held
throughout Ohio Tuesday was: For
William b, Taft, four delegates-at-
large, and % district delegates to the
national convention In Chicago, and a
list Of delegates to the State conven-
tion, to be held March 3 which win be
unanimously in his favor.
No, opposition worth mentioning de-
veloped during the day. The supreme
court destroyed all chances of success
by the Foraker element in Cuyahoga
county, by declaring that the Taft
county committee was the only vail l
organization of its kind in that county
and the selection of delegates there
went by default, no ticket being placed
In the field against the Taft candi-
dates. "
In Knox county the opposition to
Taft had brought an independent"
ticket into the field, the Independents,
however, all being Foraker men. The
Taft candidates won easily, the vote
being about four to one in their favor
Actual voting for delegates to the
state convention was carried on in
but IS out of the total of SO counties
in the state, the Taft delegates in 81
counties having no opposition X
The following statement was issued
by Arthur l. Vorys, the manager of the
Taft presidential campaign: "Ohio Is
for Taft. The result at the primaries
completes the demonstration. Every
county Except one with seven dele
gates) now has selected its delegates
to the state convention. Every county
has selected Taft : delegates. The
state convention will be unanimously
for Taft, for every one of the S15
delegates is for, and instructed for,
Taft. This unanimity also demon
strates that every one of the 46 dele,
gates to the national convention will
be for Taft. .a ...
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Exnelled from MoscoM Nohllltu

Moscow, Feb. 12.-For signing the
viborg manifesto, Feodor Feodoroyitch
Kokoshkine, a scion of the ancient
Rurik dynasty, now professor in
Moscow university and prominent
leader OF the constitutional demo.
Gratis. Wednesday was expelled from
the Moscow nobility by vote OF 26O
against 90. tp 2anf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
EVANS.

Rolly shipley's baby has the chick
en- pox.
Mrs. Joe Stafford was shopping Ii
Oskaloosa Monday
VIII Suggett and wife, of Bolton
spent Sunday at the Bland home.
Arthur. the little son of John Han
cock, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Frank Woody, of Leighton, was call
ing among friends here Saturday.
Pat Brown returned Tuesday from
the convention at indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Gertrude Sullivan, of Oskaloosa
visited Sunday at the Lawrence home
William Moulton is able to sit vi
awhile each day. Mrs. Bland is also
better at this writing.
Charlie Freeburg and sister, Helen
of Bolton, visited Friday with theiI
sister, Mrs. r. Griffiths.
Misses Lelah White and Pearl Clark
son spent Thursday evening at Leigh
ton with their friend Faye Voyce.
Rev. Fred Mesh preached a very i'm
pressive sermon Sunday night. We
are glad to welcome him back after
his long absence.
4 Jim and Jack Lawrence were
among lLe singers at the White re
ception in Oskaloosa Friday night
When you want good singers Evans
is the place to find them.
.,t,,a.. ... BROWNIE"