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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Copy right. 1905. b the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.
The baseball public realizes - n
certain extent what team work
means. but not one ia = hundred
has an idea of what constitutes
first class work Ia this reapeei
One OF the essentials necessary il
= thorough understanding between
the team members on eyerg play
There In but one NaY this can be
attained b. siFus
The fans see the signs bet Neeu
pitcher aud catcher. for they are
used on every pitched bail Usual
~ the bankssop signals for the sort
OF ball be wants when this does
NOT meet The approval 81 the heHV-
en- he shakes his head. putting the
catcher Wise "a whst be- Niii throw
There are hui tse balls pitched
the fast ball and the curve What
Is. known ~ an @ineboof- IL . fast
bsii With spit bail pitchers the
catcher has n eiGn Tor the delivery.
Usually tNo.sefa of signs are used
; for the purpose 81 BE- NiidefinK the
opposition. when runner u on
second who can see the signals
Often. when the pitcher shakes hls
head. be does 20 20 fool the man al
bat
For instance. a batter may be
weak on certain bail He realizes
the battery men know this. so when
the pitcher shakes his head. the
man a the plate f. apt 70 think
the backrtop has signalea for some.
thing he can hit. The shake Of the
head fools him aid BE- sees one slip
past he could have murdered.
With : man on first liable 10
break fof second. The battery must
watch batter and runner The hit
and run may he on. and either may
signal Tor H. ~ watching closely
either pitcher or catcher may get
thu sign. When be thinks the run.
nef Il going down. the Dackst0p
signals Tor q xasfe ball that be may
get q better chance 10 lhrow out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
GET SWEATERS

The megniers nf the foothall team
IT the University Of Washington
have received their sweaters the
symbols " recognition presented 10
the gridlron warriors every year.
and the stndent manager this year
provided the hanasnnses1 article
eser presented to athletes IN this
part Of the country
The sweaters are OF the vest pat
tern. and ~ the finest texture. The
color Is royal blue. sith the Wash
ington ~ in gold in square u
purple on the left side The piK
skin athletes are paradinx the rev
garments about tise campus and AZ.
tracfInx more than the usual
attention from ths goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Qll;e Jo..

the runner The aeooud h.sa..
and ehOrtatop decide r6,ss =, :.
take tie fhr0N, and PSI ~ -
stop wise. ghg iibs Of the ns<t..
Win e mag on first aBd I -.
handed batter 10. the pitcher - -
keep the bal. outside. - Il easss !
pulled into left field. s<s.,.,'
through The spot the nhoflslar. 81
just gaeaie. 70 AXE The ~.
With = tets handler 80 he mnu -.
The ball inside
Pitchers are not tsife. ae,s..
and don't always get the IAN -.
they desire bHi nine ilinAs o. !,
ten. when be hif and run i -.
cd. the pitcher 10 10 blame
Often Nlfh a man On seoa.s Il.
second baeluan and ailortsiae Z.
Gle around as II trying % 80
him Sometimes THIS i thesr :
ieet bat more often they sass .
herd him close 70 the bzx = 4.
Ouifieldcr ain have q chance d =
him at the plate IN case q ! i.
h.
The many tanners nippe1 a q.
plate BY splendid throws from 4.
0uifBeid demonstrate The In.-'
lance OF keeping runners eGp+ I
the bag
Several schemes are xs,Ae< !.
catch a runner OF secon1. q.
ahortstup or second baseiass 4,
mails that be viii Try The INC. i, i.
the backst9p puts the pitcher i.
As aOOn as he gets ths tIp he "A
er whifls aud slams the al. i 4.
Dag. Perfect team work Is -
Eary When timed 70 fte So
the play IL a ainuer
Pete O'Brien pulled on ! -
trick one day lat summer. NJ
Al Ortiz on second and E:eIsev |.
third. one out and iloffmza 4 :
be slgnaled Mig Clarke ~ )
would Try for Orfh. Clarke sr,ss
fof a waste bali and phipzr1 =
SECOND Ike q bullet. esfchlns a
fias-fooied Then. h@ink ~
Orih chased Kleniow. who - i
doxn-
he ouffIeld Is Kept noxine -
by the catcher. whose rsknqIs -
pitcher are tipped on BY O. -
lsaseman, This acconnsx N -
81 HE phenomenal catches = 4
the signals give the xxa11n~
chance 90 Eet away fast h ~ -
direction when the ball \ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
FREE-F0R-ALL FIGHT
FOLLOWS RACE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL
What was pretty close 10 a free
forsll fight was the result uf the
1000 yard special race between
Melyin Sheppard and Guy 4askins
yesterday The men had run six
laps when Hiaaklns In trYing %
pass Sheppard Iosgied him shep.
psrd caught hold % HE opponent.
aud threw him 10 the floor. Friends
81 iiaskIns then kicked and punch
ed Sheppard. aud Sheppards
friends rushed To hts assistance
A dozen policemen restored orsier
and the race was forfeited to Has
kins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
los ANGELES

First race. rievFn. sixtrrnths mile
--no,enlkt. las lsehillinEl. J Ia s.
won. Western. les. second. Kirk.
field belle. foa. third. Time.
IsD7s5.
Second race. three-eiKhtha mile
Aunt Aggie. los ls,chslllnEl. TO I.
won: Annie Wells. liz. second
CaierA. les. third. Time. 81 as
THIRD race. seven.elKhtha mile
Master Lester. - Ross. even.
waa. Louise Ffixgibboa. al. sec.
ond: Taos, icI. third. Time.
4 g IS
Fourth race. one mlle-Axora. 81
lIIartYi. 10 2. won. Asicassin. -.
second Gentle Harry. f0s. third.
Time. t:t2 -
Fifth race. one fnlle--Alice Carey.
lei. TO 1. won. Uncle Henry. 100.
second. Foneasta. Ice. third Time.
1855.
sixth race. thirteen. NixfeenthE
mile -~HHfvei. iiz trrentonl. even.
won. Chief Desmond. i07. second !:
GfIndstone. ie5. third. Time. Ice.
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Q vi /: 7
Portugal Government Has
Situation Well in
Hand.

LISBON. Jan. Is The govern.
mont has issued statement deelar
ing that Il believes the malnts
nance of order ia Portugal Ia as
survd,
Lisbon Is filled with disturbing
rnmorn. but there have heen no
nov developments In the ahof,iys
attempt Of two nights ago 10 over
throw the monarchy aud proclaim
Portugal a republic.
The police have visited all the
newspaper offices are forbidden the
publication 81 anytu-ng concerning
the men arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
SEND UP A HOWL.

WINNIPEG. Man. Jan. 25.-The
members OF the Winnipeg Grain
Exchange threaten To- close the OK.
change. They claim legislation
proposed by the farmers organiza.
ton Grain Growers association =
means ruin A bill 20 amend the
exchanges charter and restrict
trading privileges of members In
favor of the farmers was before the
Legislature today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
REvOLuTI0NISTS
TAKE TO W n

are expected off the coasi shortly
They viii give protection 90 British
and French Interests
Charles Miot. the American con
suiaf sseat Al 81 Mare. has been
rensurrd from office beeause Of his
eompiiclfY with the rebels. Mot
Il fialtiens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
TRACK IS TRIED

An Informal track meet at the
University Of Washington sesser.
day proved that the uewlY con.
atrurted running tract 4. all to the
good. Aad that some 81 the nes
material In sehocl this year IL
worth developing Thorn. Tibbass.
GFeen. y Thompson. and McCllii'
cnday showed Up weli In the
spstnta kennedy ran a half mile
ia sasf shape and leoka 10 be .
conner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
BASKET BALL TONIGHT

The basketball teams of the LIN.
casn aud, IsrliinKham hlxh schools
meet Tonight IN the Lincoln gym.
nakIum AZ sfk The iisllinEham
i've eoEnas here With an eastAble
repatatian and a good game IL pre-.
elcted b the high school dopestafs.
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won The Enklsshmak. tos. second
loeand. les. third Tine. !: o. -
FIFTH race. miie and a stxteenth-
iiartionla. 80 tfilldebranal. 5 20 /.
wen: Taunt. f0f. second. Crystal
Wave ~. thlrd Time. ts5sf.5.
Sixth gaee. eleven -sixtsenlhs mile
Marian Louise. 100 Miller. ! to
:. woa. Fairy Street. ice. second !.
Sophomore. iu1. third. Time. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
REPORT OF POST OFFICE
BUSINESS FOR YEAR

Total sales OF stamps through
the Seattle pesioffice for the year
1907 amounted TO ssss.st2si. The
total Of money orders paid at the
local office amounted 20 sa.s2o..
et4.7a
The total money or cash cnilee.
tons from all sources amounted to
t7.7ss. tt2<s and the total disburse.
nents of monies b1 the office was
N.s5g .0T7fa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
YESTERDAYS RACES


First race. eleven.slxieenths mile
--t:xchequer. 100 lscoyilicl. > to 2.
son. fiilEert. I9s. second: slightly
100. third Time. f.t0t-5
second race. three-etEhihs mile
Work Itox. no (KeuglsD. To ?.
won. On Parole. fe7. second: beau.
mont. 70. third Thine. 371b.
Third race. mile and a kalf-Te.
tAnus. - tCharboueau) s To- 1.
won. Maisdor. 100. second: Graph.
i. los. third. Time. 14e rs.
Fourth race. mile and 20 yards
Down Patrick. 100 lMentry1. 8 10 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Sutton names Walter White ~
fenr. a. correspondent. sd1u
claims that upon dsscoxefire =
alleged misconduct Of his vii4 }
sent her 20 Enrupe with the1F -
While at Gibraltar. Sssfca =
salt. Mrs. snfton only feoenll7
turned from abroad.
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fey un,see press.)

GREAT BEND. Kan. Jan. 25.-
". Leo Bocksmohle. cashier Of the
suspended Rank OF Eilinwood. at
tsiIlnNood. Kan. under arrest for
making false statement OF the
banks condition In December. shot
aud killed himself last night
The suicide teek place IT the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Louis Just prior to the worlds fair
Al the fair she was placed In an
Incubator. where the spark of life
WIS nurHed carefully In the little
body. which weighed only one
ppund and fifteen ounces
Her parents had been divorced.
the father had never seen the child.
aud the mother assented when Mrs
Steela barclay. an attendant. ex.
pressed a desire 20 adopt the tiny
bit Of humanity. She signed the
adoption papers and the necessary
legal steps we're taken In due form
4 year later mother love reas.
serted itself and Mrs. Itleakley be.
sought the barclays. In Moline. III. /.
for her child When IL was refused
her she brought suit The fosteI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
GETS scnoFIELD's
CONTRACT

pugaaic Yesterday received
First baAeman Sch0fiolda con
tract. and locked n up With his
panets This puts an end 10 the
rumors that sehofieid sas intend
ms 10 deseFt aaatti. for ona Of the
California outiaw ciaha-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
THEY ALL
SNEEZE

ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 25.--An
epidemic Of influenza has attacked
the imperial family Grand Duke
Alexis Niholaleyitch. the emporor's
only son. and his four sisters alt
have been stricken. The condition
Of the heir apparent Is complicat.
cd BY an Inflammation of the ear.
Grand Duchess Marie Paviovua.
daughter OF Grand Duke Paul
AlexandroYiteh and financee of
Prince Wilhelm. of Sweden. also Is
down with the disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 95.--
4 special force Of United States
engineers have arrived from Van.
cuuver barracks t0 augment the
present field force At work on the
shores Of Discovery bay and the
straits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

PORT AT PRINCE. Iiayii. Jan.
ss.-Tha rexoiutlanlata have taken
possession If the town Of Port pa
Pair. Is miles seat Of cagc b..
ten. n
An English aud Frsneh crlTsar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
CHAUFFEUR NAMED
AS CORRESPONDENT

SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. s4.--The
divorce suit OF James Sutton. =
wealthy ciubuasn. against his wife.
Eflseil came before Judge Graham
today. but went over one week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
BANK CASHlH
takes Lift

home % Boekemohle ID r
lie had given tsand ID 4
court today. IFS bon<1
surrendered him and ~ T.
notify him Of their decil11n j.
were leaving. and had reoc1I =
gate. when BoekemoAk q
wait a minute Tho t1fz1
saw ilockemohle shoot 49, 1
the head and fall dead % - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Nine Teresa casreno. the -
est Of all living woman pi1zl1
will be heard In concert u .
Grand opefs house on the evxlI
OF Feb. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
CALL ON CONTRACTORS
TO REDEEM BONDS

Fixed estimates to the amount
Of about SIS. o00. which the street
contractors have lately failed TO
pay into the cits treasury. Will
have 10 be paid at once under a
decision made ~ the finance CON.
mittee yesterday.
OWING to the inability of the con.
tractors TO sell the bonds. they
have allowed the bonds 10 rest
In the hands ot the comptroller
after they have been earned rather
than pay the citys charges out
Of their cash funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
FATHER AND MOTHER OF Ma
RlAN. MARIAN. THE FAMOUS
INCUBATOR BABY.

Seattle Star Eselusivs servlee.l
TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. 25.--Iittie
Marian Charlotte BfeaKfey. 4 years
old. pretty. golden-haired aud smll.
Ing. famous In three states as the
incubator baby" has been awarded
20 the custody Of her mother by the
courts
II was the world-old conflict he.
tween the mother aud the foster
parent. aud as usual tho cry of
mother love prevailed
Little Marian was born tn St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
DYNAmI TE
RAGE

night at olrard. Ala. In front Of
the rc.laeace Of Tho president Of
the Law and Order league.
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GUNS

GUNS FOR RENr-piper 8
TAFT. ieei2s second av. 80
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-02
FARMlNGToN.

Farmington-Wil French returned
Tuesday evening from a six weeks
visit in Chewelah, Wash.
Miss Gwendolyn Ross entertained
eleven of her girl friends Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her eleventh
birthday. Refreshments were served
Mrs N. j. Reesman, who has been
visiting her brother. Arthur Clifford.
in Pasadena, Cal, returning home
Monday.
Miss Georgia Wright entertained a
few of her friends Saturday evening
complimentary to Miss Tessie Lewis
Of Warsaw. Ill.
Miss Winnie Hackard visited over
Sunday with his parents in LaCrew.
DR.. G. r. Neff has returned from
Des Moines where he attended the
State Medical association.
Miss Emma Ward of Bonaparte
visited Wednesday with Farmington
friends.
John Hassman, of Davenport, is tf't
guest of relatives.
Mrs. ]. E. Lueckel and children o.
FIT Madison are guests at the home o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bruggeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Greenlea, Of Ka
hoka, Mo, visited over Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. S. Owen
Henry Knott was an over Sunda.
visitor at the home Of his daughter
Mrs Lou F.. Knott in Memphis, Mo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-02
S. c. CULLEN & co. f. fss MAJ. ss'! s,
POLITICAL ADAERTI@EMENT
TOthe Republicans OF the Sixth Congressional
~ n& Env.,me
District OF Iowa:

asking
responsibilities
responsibilities while
felt This
1t national
legislation
selected
multiplying
Very respectfully,
I'VE believe should send the of the States
believe
have nominate in
candidacy Hon Ellsworth Romnger believe that
him
citizen of
Of
strong competitor Davis Democratic 400
1898 candidate
against Hon Claude R. Porter Mr. ppanoose
Republican
This contest attracted the attention the state eight point
Rnnger his competitor but lost in Democratic District
1904 Sixth
Roosevelt by iajor Of $1,000 In political Mr. Romnge
Iowa Rominger As years a
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-02
PACkWoOD.

Packwood.-Earl Woolumns, who
has been at Trenton, Mo-, since last
fall has returned home.
Dr. Chas. T. Norman came home
today from Muscatine, where he at
tended the Electric Medical conven-
ton.
Rev. j. NJ Asbell, who has been pas
tor of the Christian church here for
the last year has accepted call to
the Christian church at Kink City, Mo.
Fred McClain has purchased an
automobile.
H. o. Loughary attended the retail
merchants convention at OttumWa
this week.
The three-year- daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Whit Lyon. of BlackhawiS
township, died Wednesday. The
funeral was held here Thursday at
the M. E. church. Interment at
Abingdon cemetery.
Station Agent McKrays' parents OF
Washington, visited him the first o1
the week.
The Superior Drill company, OF
Springfield o., has donated fine dis
Superior drill to the Packwood Corr
club as a prize for the best exhibit OF
| corn at the corn contest to be held
| here this fall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-02
Weeks NEWS
OF EAST END
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN THE
VICINITY OF THE PACKING
HOUSE.

Ellsworth Huffman, who runs a gar
den farm, one-half mile south of the
packing house was compelled to move
his family out of the bottom lard
Thursday on account Of the hign
water.
Policeman A. w. Peck and Attor-
ney R. R. Ramsell attended conrt near
Dahlonega last Tuesday.
]. H. Morrell was in Chicago last
Wednesday on business.
William Dehling and mis- assistant
of the De La Vergne Machine Go. of
New York City were here on business
with Chief Engineer G. A. Orr last
Friday.
Mr.. Goodwin, VINO watches at the
east gate by the stock yards, is SUI
fering from erysipelas III the face
this week.
Chief Engineer g. II. nrr has caus-
the fertilizer.
Arthur Smith of the killing depart
ment was operated on for appendicitis
last week and is now much better
| Rev. G.. Barton, formerly pastor Of
the Main Street NJ. Il. church was a
visitor yesterday
/
the latest addition to the fire depart
ment and began his duties last Sat
urday.
w. B. Ramsel1 left last night over
the Milwaukee for williamsburg and
will speak in the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and evell
ing.
George Gibbons attended the car.
n va in Fairfield last week and re
t"ned last Saturday
4 Larry Glenn. who has charge of the
OF house is off Gu.g this week ON
account of his wife's sickness.
An addition is being bull, to the
fertilizer and it is bc!ng raised one
S. ry higher.
!onn Askren Of A!bdd .ernue. N. NJ.
an cid employee in the engine room was
here visiting among the boys last
Wednesday.
Will Ramsell, law student Mt Iowa
City, spent the 23a ana oath with his
parents at 1419 East Main street
! e. Allen of Ag ency was here or
business last Monday. Mr.. Allen is
candidate for office of member O
board Of supervisors.
D. R. Thomas of the Murphy Boilel
works was here on business last Tues
day
Otto Ia Point of the general offic;
is on his vacation this and next week
William Barlow of the trimmin:
re ON badly cut himself on the lief
wrist last Tuesday
]. G. Bromwell. republican candidate
for the office of sheriff was here OF
business last week.
Dock Santeen of the killing depart
ment badly cut the finger of his les
hand last Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-02
GEORGE DUNT DEAD
One of keokuk county's Pioneers
Passes Away at sigourney Home
Funeral Sunday,

sigourney, May SO.-(SpeciaD-
George Daut was born in Germany in
1927, and died at Sigourney, Ia, on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock, May 20,
1908. He came to the United States
in 1S4S. and after short residence
he visited Australia, Alaska, Cali
fornia, Caraboo, Mexico and South
America After this he returned to the
United States, landing in New York.
where he borrowed enough money to
return to Germany and in 1866 came
back, bringing with him $4,000 in
gold and United States bonds. He
invested largely in real estate in Sig
Quincy and was engaged in mercantile
pursuits. In 1866 he married Mary 7
Mitchell who survives him. Besides
his wife, he leaves two sons, Peter
and William Dant Of Idaho; one
daughter, Rosa Morgan of Des Moines
and Mrs. ]. P. Talley and Mrs. w. D
Beatty of Sigourney. One son, George
died in infancy.
Mr. Daut during his lifetime had &C
! cumulated a handsome fortune ant
was known for his integrity ant
| frugality in the community where hi
| has lived for more than forty years
Funeral services Sunday Afternoon
| at the residence.
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LEGAL
Oriainal Notice.

SIISIT1Sl iNOIiCS. ta.sE5.a
Charles Saldeen plaintiff. $, Sara1
j. Q. Day, defendant. In the district
court of the state Of Iowa, in and fot
Warello county, Iowa, August term
A. D., 1908.
To Sarah j. o. Day. You are hereby
Notified that there is now on file thu
petition of the plaintiff in the abov<
entitled cause in the office of the clerl
of the district court of the state I'd
Iowa, in and for Wapello county
Of you the sum of Thirty-two AMI
Twenty-Five cents as money justly dub
from you, and interest thereon at siS
per cent from the 9Th day of June AZ
D., 1908. on a promissroy note mada
by you to the plaintiff, Charles Sal-
deem, dated March 5, 1907. for Thirty
Dollars, with 6 per cent interest from
date, and due June /, 1907.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the next term, being the August
term of said court, which will CONS
mence at Ottumwa on the 18th day Of
August. 1908. default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated May 80, 1908.
NJ. B. Sparks,
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
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given at the Bales Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Stearns gave the address. A
large crowd from here was present.
Noah Moyle left Friday evening for
Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Lizzie Cristian. of FIT. Madison,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Collins, of Stock
port spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Miss Gertrude Mcdonald, of Bona
parte, was Sunday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cochran Were
recent visitors in Salem.
Dale Ellis was in Fit Madison the
last of the week.
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From Mondays Daily.


Miss Lizzie Colett of the East End
spent Saturday in Agency visiting.
Zenoleum and Kreso kill lice sar-
gents.
Sargent treats everybody square.
Mrs. H. E. Williams of 523 West
Fifth street left Saturday for Eldon
to visit few days with her sister.
Pure fresh drugs at fair prices at
Sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. R. Cremer and sons
John and Maurice of West Second
street, who were in Agency Saturday
visiting friends, have returned home.
Misses Georgia and Josephine An
son of Kilbourn, who are attending
school in this city, spent Sunday at
home and returned to school this
morning.
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RiILLsBoRo.

Hillsboro-Mr. and Mrs. John Hull
went to Danville Saturday to visit the
Trump family
Will Barre visited relatives here last
Thursday.
Sherman Ross transacted business
in FIT Madison Saturday.
An excellent memorial program was
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ottumwan Married In Seymour.

Seymour, May 2S.-The marriage of
Miss Arminta Christie and William
E. Bayer was solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Johnson.
They will be at home in Ottumwa
after June 21st. Mr.. Bayer is a
travelling salesman for an, Oskaloosa
candy factory and travels through this
territory.