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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-26
BIRMINGHAM.

misunderstanding Epworth League
gave a social in the parsonage Friday
evening to classes seven, eight nine,
ten and eleven of the Sunday school,
About fifty were present. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in games and
music. Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd.
Mrs. John Locke living east of town,
is seriously Ill. Mrs. Locke is ninety
years of age.
Ralph Stout agent for the Burling-
ton at Noble, Iowa, for the past few
months is at home for a few days va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Byers are the
parents of twin boys, born Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Terrence is visiting with
relatives in Canton. Ill.
Mrs. Samuel Shott and daughter
Mary, visited over Sunday with Mrs
George Smith.
c. K. Hayes spent Saturday with
his parents at Salem.
Miss Jesta Holman spent Sunday at
her home in Stockport.
Ralph Stout was business visitor
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Jessie Johnson is visiting with
relatives and friends at Stockport.
Mr.. Winslow and daughter, Mrs
Scott Of Farson, are in town called by
the serious illness of Mrs. AL Winslow
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hickey are visit
ing with Mrs. Hickey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w Workman.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM.
ERS INSTITUTE DEC. 10.11.

Washington. Nov. 25.-(Special.)-
The Farmers Institute Of Washington
county will meet here December 10th
and 18th and will be be addressed by
Hon. Lafayette Young and Mrs. Hattie
Moore Mitchell. The institute is one
OF the largest county agricultural So
cieties in the state and the corn eX-
hibits each year are the attractive
features. The farmer housewives have
a household department which has al
ways been a success. The meeting
this year promises to be better than
ever. The merchants have offered
many prizes.
Gives up Picture Business.
w. F. Brinton Of this place who has
made g. fortune in the picture show
business in this state has quit the
road to devote his future time to air
ship inventing and building. Brinton
has been working on models for aerial
navigation the past decade, and hopes
to build successful ship the coming
year. He gave an exhibition of his
models several years ago here and the
attraction proved the best drawing
card Washington ever had. Brinton
says electric theaters drove him out OF
business but as he made good before
they started up he is we'll satisfied.
Poultry Association Elects.
The Poultry Association has elected
F. F. Parrish for president the COM
ing year and will give an exhibition ir
about one year again. ]. B. Lennon
succeeds John Bailey as secretary
Nate Jones was elected vice president
John Wilson treasurer and Geo. G.
Reister. manager.
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MRS. KING, AGED MT. PLEAS
AMT WOMAN DIES,

Mt. Pleasant, Nov. ESPECIALLY
Mrs. King, the aged mother of Mrs. w.
S. Mitchell Of this city passed away at
an early hour yesterday at the Mitch
ell home on North Main street In this
city. Mrs. King was "a years and IL
months old. In company with her hus-
band DR.. J. E. King she came to Iowa
in 1866 and they made their home at
Fairfield where they resided for 20
years until the death of DR.. King.
Since that time Mrs. King has made
her home with Mrs. w. s. Mitchell, Tor
five or six years at Bloomneld anu
since that time in this city. For sew
eral weeks Mrs. King has been linger-
ing from day to day only awaiting the
final summons. The end came with
out a struggle but simply the ceaslng
OF the beating of the heart. She will
not only be greatly missed by her
close relatives but by large circle
OF friends. She was one OF MI Pleas-
ants sanity mothers.
Mrs. Eniline Barnes King was born
in Holland, Hamden county, Mass, De-
cenber "a, 1913. In 1855 she was mar
ried to Dr. J. z. King, whom she has
survived eighteen years. He dled at
Fairfield and is buried in the cemetery
at that place. Mrs. King is survived by
six children: DR.. 8. NJ. King OF Alola;
DR.. E. H. King of Denver, both OF
whom were at her bedside when the
end came, Mrs. Elenor Hoffman ana
J. B. King OF Spokane, Wash, Mrs. Al
ice Lowell of Clinton and Mrs. W. S.
Mitchell Of this city.
During the civil war Mrs. King gave
her husband and two sons up to the
war, but they were all returned to her
at the end Of that bloody struggle. Sne
united with the Methodist church In
1928 and has been a faithful and de-.
voted member ever since. The funeral
services will be held at the Mitchell
home on Friday at TO-: 80 a. M, and the
remains will be taken to Fairfield on
No. 9 to be placed beside those OF her
husband in Evergreen Cemetery.
Other Mt. Pleasant News.
| ]. w. Firebaugt. an old and respect
ed resident Of this city passed away
/ Monday in the north part Of this city
Mr.. Firebaugh had been an intense
sufferer for long time. The funeral
services were held Tuesday from the
family residence, Rev. H. A. Ingham
conducting the services. The inter-
nent was made in Forest home GEM
etery.
Word has been received that Gov
ernor Garst will be present and give
the opening address at the Short
Course to be held here Dec. Ia to 10
This will be the first time Garst has
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RICH COAL LANDS
ARE DISCOVERED
|oTTUMWA BUSINESS INTEREST
ED IN DEVELOPMENT OF b.
LUMINOUS PRODUCT.

Coal lands aggregating nearly
1000 acres in the vicinity of Wood
ward, north Of Des Moines, have been
purchased by a company, in which
Henry and Philip Phillips of this
city, Edward Coyne of Abba and W.
G. McDougall, president of the Nicola
Elevator Co., are interested Pros
pectors have been at work on the
lands for some time, and already a
rich vein of coal has been discovered
along both banks of the Des Moines
river. Extensive developments will
be made next spring, and an office
for the distribution OF the product
will be located either at Woodward or
some other town in the vicinity. The
properties are located both In Dallas
and Boone county, and the promoters
believe that they have the richest and
largest vein in the entire state While
at this time arrangements for the
sinking of shafts and other activity
in producing the coal are somewhat
hazy, some definite plans will be made
within month, and after the winter
has passed, active work In develop
ing the lands will begin.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfeld.--A very pleasant sur
prise party as given Saturday night
at Mrs ]. Rokey's in honor of her SIS
ter, Miss Kate Messer. Miss Messer
received many useful as well as pretty
presents, as Saturday was her birth
day. Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Cliff Atwood and daughter Ruth
returned to their home In Ottumwa
Sunday after visiting last week at the
Monroe Atwood home.
After spending Saturday and Sun
day with her mother, Miss Bedtime
Kennedy returned to Corydon Sunday
night, where she teaches school.
Vern G. Pell of Ottumwa spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Mabel Swift, who has been working
in Missouri, came home Saturday for
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Swift.
Arthur Conrad and Miss Grace Hale
were united in marriage Nov. IS at the
home of her father, c. w. Hale, living
in Rosco township. Latham Inghan
officiated.
| Mrs. Retta Collin spent Sunday al
1.-THE Mrs. B. Fenton home east of town
also Mr.. Fentons brother, Ed Fentor
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and family and Walter Dickson OF

marx.
Mrs. A. c. Lester left Saturday for
Chicago, where she will visit her
brother, Milt Corrick and from there
she will go to Peoria, ILL.,, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs, M. Keisn-
ger and visit with friends in Marshall
town.
Mrs George Rominger and Mrs.
George Curt are visiting this week in
Ottumwa with relatives.
Mrs. B. Joy of Princeton, ILL.,, arrived
Monday for few days visit with her
niece, Mrs. A. Corrick and from here
she will go to Savannah where she
will spend the winter with her brother
Joe zimmerman.
Miss Orfle Seuseney spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ottumwa with her sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Pirtle.
Rev. Baird has purchased the j.
Watts property in the south part of
town and will move to the same this
week.
Mrs. Wilbur York and son left the
first of the week for Lancaster, Mo,
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. York's father, Albert York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Voris are in Ottum
wa visiting relatives.
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family to Olivet on Wednesday.
will work in the mine.

family to Olivet on Wednesday. HI
will work in the mine.
John Jones of Coalfield secured worl
here this week.
Herman Reitveld of Pella tradeS
land in Nebraska for the store building
and dwelling of j. S. Oldham on TueS
day. Mr.. Oldham rented the buildiI3,
for one year with the option of thrS
years.
w. B. Rogers received news on Nc.
day of the birth of twin sons to hib
daughter.
Mrs. Fritz Olson of Moberly on Wed
nesday received the news that or
grandson had died and the other W.
not expected to live. Mrs. Rogers IS
with her daughter during her tryins
ordeal.
Mrs. Al Decook spent Wednesday ~
Oskaloosa shopping.
Mrs. William Laughlin, east of tow
spent Wednesday in town, the guec
of Mrs. R. Williams.
]. L. Moody Of Oskaloosa spent tt ;
days in town this week putting pAl
large monument on his family ldl (
the cemetery. in
Frank McCombs, who had the Gser
| fortune last week to break his anS {
while at work in a saw mill is repf Z
ed doing well. Ne
The mine here is running full toe
At Evans and Bolton they are runnof
| four days a week. sns
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visiting at the L. H. Hughes home in


Miss Carrie Scott of Kirkville, who
has been visiting W. A. Stout, 616
Chester avenue for the past few days,
returned home this morning.
Misses Susie and Belle Murdoch Of
Fairfield, arrived in the city on Bur-
lington No. 13 yesterday and are
guests at the home of J. W. Murdoch,
COL Finley avenue.
Mrs. S. A. Houdyshell, 1922 South
Davis street, left last evening for He'd
rick, called there: by the death Of her
sister, Mrs. Lucinda Braden. The
funeral was held this afternoon
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Lafayette I. Nichols and Miss Der,
tina NJ PATE; John R. Price and Miss
Florence M. Vance; Abraham l.. Bales
and Miss Mary J. Tygart; Claude G.
Ogborn ana Miss Margaret e. NC
Clennan.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Neasham sells the best watches.
Miss Jennie Smith of Foster was in
the city today on business.
Read the Courier want ads today.
You will find something that will In
terest you.
Mrs. M. R. Johnson of Eddyvllle
was in the city today on business.
Pearl hot wafer bottles and svringes
guaranteed by Ssrgent's.
Mrs. Barbara Steele Of Cedar is in
the city visiting her son, John Steele,
210 Roemer street.
One teaspoonful cherry juice cough
syrup will relieve your cough, SC, DOC
and $1.00 It Sargent's.
Miss Hattie Menge, AT East Second
street, left today for Agency to spend
a few days visiting.
1oonkey,s and Walkers roup cures
at Sargent's.
Mrs. M. z. McChastin has returned
home to Fairfield after spending a
short time in the city attending the
tabernacle meetings.
ii you have piece of property that
YOU want to sell, rent or exchange
wat,h the Courier want ads. They
ronhin many attractive propositions.
MS. Ellen ellis of Eldon is in the
city.today visiting friends and attend.
ing The Sunday meetings.
Do you need help of any kind?
:,Vatdl the Courier want column You
will ind just the party you are look
ing fer.
Mrs. Efie Carnes, who has been Wis
iting her brother, William Walker 1120
Hayne street, returned home to Car
bon this morning.
Shoulder braces, trusses, crutches
and abdominal supporters at Sargent's
Miss Mary Helen Let's of Columbus
Junction is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Christie, corner Of Cara and
Green streets.
Hides, furs, wool. Bring them to
Fist. Highest cash price paid. 220
South Market street
Miss Myrtle Brewer Of Kent arrived
in the city this afternoon and will
spend short time visiting Mrs. e. E.
Bruins, 42S North Court street.
Real estate, bought, sold, rented, ex-
changed through Courier want ads.
Mrs Mary Emery of Seymour was
in the city this morning en- route home
from Lost Nation, where she had been
visiting friends and relatives for the
past few days
You can buy or sell horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, through the Courier want
ads.
Mrs. Orvall Werts Of Russell re-
turned home this Afternoon after spend
Ing several days in the city visiting
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson, 1928 East Second
street
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. E. R, Randall 201 Albany
street Is visiting friends and relatives
IN Selma.
Mrs. S. f. Overture, 512 Finley av-
enue left this morning for few days
visit in Eddyyille.
]. t. Howell OF Martinsburg was in
the city yesterday attending the Sun.
day meetings.
Mrs. George Cline of Eldon was in
the city yesterday shopping and visit
ing.
Mrs. A. ". Brown of Fairfield Is
visiting Mira G. W. Jordan, 9O5 West
Second street for few days.
Mrs. Bert Sargent of Fairfield is in
the city visiting Mrs. A. W. Hend,
ricks, 212 North Moore street.
Mrs. S. r. Robinson, 431 Jennie
street, lett this morning for Douds-Le
sndo vnere she will visit friends and
relatives.
ms H. NJ. Jones, who resides or
Quincy avenue has lett for short visi
With friends and relatives in Center
vile.
Misses frankie and Xeia SWINE,
80 EIoris returned home this mornin
after spending q few days in the cit
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STOCKPORT.

stockport-Six car loads of hogs and
cattle were shipped from here Monday
morning to Chicago by James Rhynass,
and one of hogs to Ottumwa by M. l..
Shelman.
The funeral of Mamie Miller was
held from the NJ. E. church TUESDAY at
10 o'clock. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Lloyd Tenat, form
erlv pastor here.
John Walker formerly Of Stockport,
but now of Bethney, Mo-, visited Mon
dav at Stockport.
Stockport now has two automobiles.
DR.. GRADER has purchased g. fine one.
Dick Workman returned from the
west Friday and brought in a car load
of horses
Harry Robinson and S. M. Whitnure
went to Ottumwa Sunday on the spec
ial to hear Sunday preach.
The new M. E. parsonage is nearing
completion
Corn husking is about completed in
this locality. The yield is not as large
as common, but of a fair quality.
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ever spoken here and everyone will be
glad of the chance to hear him.
The chapter of Beta Theta Pi of this
city gave an elegant banquet. at the
r. S. Caller home on E. Washington
street Monday evening. Over sixty in
vited guests were present including
Mr.. Leroy Gholson and Miss Margaret
Morrison Of Abba. The home was
prettly decorated with fraternity and
college pennants. An elaborate six
course menu was served and a delight
full toast program given.
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oLlVET.

olivet.-Mrs. ]. L. Billings returned
last Monday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Deruse of Pella.
Charles Saylor of Bolton moved his
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above could in any way be traced TO
tha financial panic OF last year
In the close Of his report AUDITOR
Carroll alludes to his four predecessors
in the office who have passed away
during his incumbency-John Russeli,
Buren, r. Sherman, John L, Brown ana
j. o. Lyons. y
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Papke and ketcheII viii Fight.

San Francisco, Nov 25-An appli-
cation by John ]. Gleason for an in.
junction to prevent Papke and Ket-
chelI from fighting Thursday under
the auspices of the Coffroths club, was
refused by Judge Sewell today. The
contest will be held as scheduled.
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Tri- Weekly Courier

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their ADDRESS
changed will please give thu name OF
the Postofice to which the paper nas
been sent as well as the Postothce
where they desire 1t to be changed TO
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
Homeward Bound.

Miss Anetta Borum, Of Strasburg
Va, left last September westward to
visit her brother, Mr. Bushrod Borum,
living at Appleton, Mo- and her niece,
Mrs. Otto, of St Louis, nee MISS
Lula Borum, Of Arden. After a long
and pleasant visit she is now on her
return trip, arriving In this city Thurs
day afternoon. she is now tn" guest
OF Mrs. c. J. Seibert and family, Ar
den She will remain with them a
few days. visiting other relatives be-
fore returning to Strasburg.
Mrs. Alfred Burton and daughter.
Mrs. Joseph M. Jones, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs e. r. SponseiI-
er, West Martin street, have returned
to their homes In Harpers Ferry.
Miss Estele May Carter OF Balti-
more, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. u. r.
Sponseller, West Martin street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
FIX SEASONS SCHEDULES.
q. ID o. Passenger Officials to Hold
Important Meeting.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
contemplates changing the presenl
passenger schedule to conform to the
requirements of the spring ana sum.
mer season. A preliminary meeting
of the passenger officials will be held
in Pittsburg April /.
D. b. Martin manager passenger
They will discuss the situationEf
traffic, of Baltimore, viii preside All
the general and district passenger
agents, ticket agents and officials con-
nected with the passenger department
viii be present.
They win discuss the situation
thoroughly, and every branch line, be-
tween New York and Chicago, II is
expected. will undergo some change
in the schedule. This will be the
first meeting OF the department to De
held in Pittsburg, and will be one OF
the most largely attended meetings OF
the kind in the history Of the road.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
4 MARYLAND SENSATION
Howard Waters, Of Paiusburg,
Arrested Monday,
CHARGED ATTEMPT AT RAPE
Father Of Fourteen.Yearold Martha
Hoffman Charges Married Man
With Flendish Crime.

Howard Water aged %. married
man residing near Piaesburg, was ar,
rested at Wliliamsport on Monday
morning bY Sheriff EHrnshaw upon
the charge Of criminally ASSUMING
Martha Holman. the fourteen.year.old
daughter Of Joseph laoTman. OF pines.
burg, Waters was taken to Hagers.
town and lodged u iail without bond
for preliminary hearing As Grim.
inal assault Is not a baAabls ofense.
the probabilities are that Waters MI.
be compelled 10 reman IN Jail until
the May term Of court
The alleged assault Is said 10 have
been committed Al the girls home on
March 3. Mr.. Hoffman was away from
home ut the time and the house was
in charge Of Mr.. Eioffmans daughters,
hts wife having died seven Years ago.
Waters went 10 the Hoffman home
for load Of straw. Martha Hoffman
and her twin sister We're showing
Waters some postal cards and Martha
went into another room Of the house
to get some more cards. Waters. II is
said. followed her and It was III this
room where the two were alone that
the assault Is alleged to have been
committed. The girl screamed and her
cries were heard By younger broth
en- and twin sister
When Mr.. Hoffman returned home,
his small son tod him Of hearing his
sister scream, while in the room with
Waters. He then questioned the
daughter and she confessed to what
had happened. Mr. Hoffman went at
once to the Waters home Waters
stoutly denied his guilt and Mr., Holt
man dropped the matter
Later the willianspart officers
learned Of the matter and on SATURDAY
evening Constable q q Kelser, q
Williamsport. arrested Waters. JUS
tice Chrisman held him In The sum q
81 900 for the May grand Jury
Waters father furnished bail Whei
| 1t was learned that rape was not
bailable offense Waters was rearrest
cd and lodged IN Jail.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
HAGERSTOWN ELECTION
DEMOCRAT ELECTED MAYOR BY
1856 MAJORITY
The City couneIl For the Next Two
Years viii Sc Controlled BY
Democrats.


Hagerstown, March "a w3flam i.
Hammond, democrat, was YESTERDAY
elected mayor OF HagefsSown BY !
majority Of 1876 over Ernest nj
Miller, the republican nominee
IN the second ward Ellias Cost re-
publican, defeated City Councilman
William II swartanan, democrat, b
IS. :
In the fourth ward ]. Benton Hoov
er, democrat, defeated Lewis K. Tur
ner, republican. by 1lS.
As result Of yesterdays election
the city during the next two years
will have a democratic council, two
Of the holdoyer counci'men being re.
pnblicans,
The election was one or the most
spirited in years. When the nomi
nations We're made both parties dc
clared for natural gas, and during
the campaign each party charged the
other with insincerity
The mayoralty vote BY wards was
as follows
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
ENTERTAINMENT AT HOME
stereopticon Views and Lecture Fri
day Night in city Band Room.

As before announced in this paper.
there will be a stereopticon entertain
ment and lecture Friday night at 5
o'clock in the City Band room on
East Burke street by DR.. w w. Da.
Wis, OF Mountain Lake Park, Md. The
subject will be ACROSS the Atlantic
in a Suit Case, which will be replete
with humor and instruction.
The entertainment viii be given
under the auspices of the Sunday
School Sewing Gree OF the Stone
Settlement Home, and the proceed are
for the purchase of chairs for the au
H sitorium in the new building now
nearing completion. Admission 10
cents. Ice cream and cake Will be
for sale after the entertainment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
CHINA WANTS TO SEE FLEET
Mr.. WI Sends Formal Invitaticn and
Cabinet viii See 1t.

Washington March "a Not to be
outdone by her military, political and
commercial rival, Japan, China has
asked the United States g send hel
great battleship fleet for inspection
and entertainment A. formal note
couched in the most cordial terms
was received at the state department
late Monday afternoon from Mr. WI,
the Chinese minister iii which y was
announced that his Imperial Majesty
would be pleased 70 have the fleet
visit the ports OF China OH IT'S home
ward cruise from San Francisco The
invitation will require the eonsidera'
ton OF President Roosevelt, Secretary
Root and Secretary Metcaf before u
can be acted upon and doubtless =,
will be presented at the cabinet meet
Ing today.
While the president and Secretary
Root are understood to favor the ac'
ceptance OF the invitation as an eYl-
dence of the friendly feeling fof
China, officials of the navy depaf''
ment viii probably show that any sd-
ditional stops will mean ether that
the regular work OF the fleet VIII pc
curtailed or eliminated altogether o.
else It cannot be brought back 20
New York before the close OF tne
present administration.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
THE RED CROSS SOCIETY
Meetina Next Saturday To Be Ad'
dressed BY Washington Lady.

The Maruinsburg branch of the In,
ternatonal Red Cross society had a
meeting in the Episcopal parish
house Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
President Allan b. Noll presided and
Mr.. L. Dew. Gerhardt was the secre-
tary. The attendance was small.
1t was decided to send out invita-
tions to number of people of town
to attend public meeting to be held
next Saturday at p. m. in the parish
house.
This meeting will be addressed by
Miss Mabel 7. Bolton, of Washington,
who will explain to those interested
in the movement the workings and
purposes of the Red Cross society, APP
plying the information to local affairs.
The admission will be free and it is
hoped there Will be large attend
ance to hear the gifted woman.