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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
eRuNAY JVleI ocUaa syrup

a new idea In Cough Symps,
This preparation owes l,s Fl.
hcieney to the presence Of Wild
Cherry, Vinegar Squllla, Bone.
set, Horehound and Syrup,
All OF these have heea known
for hundred years as remedies
for coughs and hoaNeneSs.
III ReSall Cherry lulce Cough
Syrup, all of these rcmedica
have been Combia i ~ u pro.
cess OF manuiacu c that hIA
blended them into \ perfect ne.
dlcinal harmony whereby the
characteristics Of cash support
aud reinforce thr o,hcts,
The pathological properties
Of each ingrcdleo, docs rs own
particular work IN easing tho IN.
famed membranes, loosenlng
the phlegm aud Settlhg upA
condition Of health IN the bron.
ehlal aud nasal passages,
oae spQnial will relieve the
inhamed membrane and tempo.
FaTiIy stop the cough. One bot.
dc vjll~p5rk a cure. II Is en-.
CsedInEI asaSant TO tie taste
children y Per Bottle s'e'
ZACH package; This
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BASEBALL GROUNDS

\ movement is now in the prelimi- nary stages for the laying out "f ground on which outdoor baseball can be played during the summer months. II is the idea to place a bed of gravel on some ground near Dry creek which can he easily drained.
 The same sort of movement re suited in giving Fairbanks it's greatest source of enjoyment during the sum mer season. ;'p there the ground were laid out and the expense met hy public subscription.
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B. o. WILBUR IS DEAD.

F. o. Wilbur a wcll-kn"wu resi- dent, died this afternoon at o'clock at his home on Front street of gall stone collie.
 He became ill last night suddenly. and DTS Mustard and Hill were sum moned. Medical skill was found to be unavailing. however and he never ril- lied.
 Deceased was a prominent Eagle and was sergeant -at-arms of Igloa No. 1. Pioneers of Alaska.
 He was also a member of the com mittce of the Eagles weekly dance ana the dance which was scheduled for next Thursday has heen postponed as a token of respect.
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FOUR OF PRESENT
 COUNCIL WILL RUN

That four members of the present city council will run again for office al the coming election Is now almost a certainty. although not one of them has come out openly with statement as lo his intentions.
 Mr Chilberg when seen. would not commit himself tn anything particular. and his words showed that he is wait ing for some development. but he ad- mitted that some things about city council work pleased him.
 Mr Breeding is also very non-com- initial but il is safe to say that his unspoken words. if not the spoken
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CHINA WILL PUNISH
 RESPONSIBLE PARTIES

end--bS the exploitation of the sun If Heaven.
 on" result of the seizure, of the boat is that Japan has decided to make a desperate effort to stop her subjects from carrying on the traffic of arms in China II is certain that the Chinese government was well within its rights in scizing and conflscating the vessel, and Japan's success in forcing her to surrender il k only proof that Japan thinks might is right
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ones. convey the meaning that he will be candidate. and. maybe. candi- date for the mayoralty itself
 Mir Rice does not wish to have him. self quoted as saving he would run
 The council k alfs right" he said. but q man ought to have some com Pensation for his work"
 Mir. Ernst will also go to the polls. t!e does not say so in so many words. but no one eyer does under such cir cumStances.
 The mayor is mscrutable. and Mir La Farge is worse The last named says he will run for office again un- der no consideration whatever
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HEROIC RESCUE OF CRIPPLE
 FROM BLhzInG HOSPITAL

The AIashouse. fra# .#a4 aHs -.# ed aI#HH wt~ sent asn Husdft#tz ul efirrr= -H #I-.
  dsrd a fr inmate a Hte 85#tk##Ia# -ceH.s= v as= tH iHs aha .raie att,la.= .#4a a.# made fH ave Inc fae# -HHz frfH an aWfH ate
 N"yef hats such HrHH= F,sz= ,I= played bE .ireWen aud f- ttH which a4- manifested 4#fHa E=- ..l
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SPEAKS OF
 VOLCANO
NAME ARRIVES AT Dl1MEUEs W-o SAYS He SAW loLCA
 NO AND GREhT FIRE

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l52 MEN
 ARRESTED

During thr period between July | and December at. iaa7. there were I52 arrests made of men charged with statutory crimes 5a and about Nome
 ef these. ifa ero made hy the nafShars aHle- pa s3 Were made by
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tha municipal police.
 Fifteen af those arrested by the city authorities were drunken natives, w4eSc arrests invariably resulted in IL apprehension ard conviction of heltch peddIcrS
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LETTING CONTRACT
 FOR kOTZEBuE MAIL.

Bids are now being received for tb.. contract for carrying the mail hetssa.I Nom" and Kotzebuc. Tie contract tine same as that. held hv the steam- snir Corwiu last summer and i- for T period of two years beginning urXt June Tine service wiH be hy boat and lasts from June to october n each year
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PROPERTIES LOST

N N EddE -a,r.rar# ur .r-= f...t d--ft,- H r he a~H r.as a4l af..s- at I"E#sH. and Gs.- #l.H a- Eltt.t#a- zft..r-=-# #tIt.. which ...tf 1.-l .tfd nv r.nrI. ul,u5iu- fm.ttra- H~" a.s fH his afisr and wae ha r..ratHa.l he fa. "a#af- aa application
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DENIES NAVY WILL
 STOP AT JAP PORT

city iu Japan na significance would hs attached L" the fact
 fHc statement issued ky the naval authorities contains little lecture. II saSs that sucH rumors as the ones recently made current only excite frcl- inss and fear for which there is no foundation.
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Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l0.-This morning was made fuueaa by the fact tha; two great charitable institutions tank fire. and that on hafA occasions only tho most heroic efforts rescued the inmate from dr-traetiou
 The first to take fire was tHe city and county hospital which was badly damaged hut from which tho inmates Were removed to other buildings with ont the loss of q single iffc.
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A. B. DANCE FOR
 MARCH Y POSTPONED

The Arctic r. ,herhood pu-tptae the regular daa. which would .ass fallen on March SO that m. EHi-'f- If Robert Emm.#' might hay. a .....r field for the Sf Pauick's ball
 At the last m,.tns of the Kll- '- q cordial vote Q. thanks was ias-a and forWar f' Inc Rrotherftsa
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THE Sh

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 Al EaeI. hall March -ota
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The great Sccond-class mail from tae outside for Nome left Fairbanks this laklret about April l. The contract to bring il from the last named place has jsut been let to Black and Kenny. who will have everything in readiness
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STARTING WORK
 ON HE FRISCO BENCH

M Young F. CogEiuS and Tom Kol- liner have bcguu work on the FrI~e, bench. which k located "n tho suh- marine beach lm, about four ulle- west of Nome
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Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. March h Probably bctor, this message appear in print cx-Mayor Eugene Schmitz, ut this city. will walk forth free man, as the supreme court has decided that the indictment was defective and has ordered his release.
 The court denies d rehearing of the
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LOS ANGELES
 IS CONVERTED

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TAFT TO STAY
 BY ROOSEVELT

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SUPREME COURT ORDERS
 RELEASE OF SCHmITz
hs ii. aa ll...

ah..late9 au5uuae. su.. .t...#.a.. ... rtir.tst.
 IT. say that tae dsei-iaH a=z.d .#s Il homhshell an ths force uf f. ff.. ertiou would hc wcas e.Hua u describing the frightful -r tH already exercised
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GREAT MAIL FOR NOME
 HAS LEFT FAIRBANKS

ta m.et th. l.- ..n-ienma. aa E,klr,t and Ll- IL to jr. I...t- tinu A told h.aarr the ma .m- posed of aIl -yrond-cls ttfel which Wa- I.fr tt Valdez Tn, amount addry- fu Nur about tuo ton
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MRS. 6REvlG IS
 DANGEROUSLY ILL

Mrs. Rrc,ig. wife of tho reindeer superintendent near Teller. lies dan gerously i'll at that ~etileenmt. pr Southward leaves today With Pe.e Remarks team to attend her
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FORT KEoGH ABANDONED.
Nuggets spscIal Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASulNGToN. D C Nla1rn la !"r k0rgf Montana has been ot- i.ri aalud"n'd aud tho erIdier- Afl be immt iiateIN Withdrawn from Tn, f,n"us rlI spot
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGToN. h =. March tp- The senate judiciary committee has hetd up tho appointment of Grots. Gugsby. as district attorney for the
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BILL ID LEASE ISLANDS
 FOR FOX RAlSING

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lN FROM SHELTON

E. F. I'es .#f#a I.uaI.. la.s# s. sE# h. rf.t ls..It < J run t., mission at Naft-
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Nuggets Special Service.

NASHlNGTONs D c.. March "a The navy department to-day issued d statement that the fleet of Admrli ESaa= will sDop al any Japanese port. Thr denial says that the matter has mol been considered even. and that il
 the fleet did happen to stnp at some
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Nuggets Special Service.

NNYJVN D oPUCIdI oUINIIt'
 FEKIN. March in-Nut only has China apuInsizcd ta Japan for srtziug the ship Tatsu Mtfn but she has ac- tually promised to punish those who were responsible for the vessels seizure.
 Such is thr auti-climax to the Wal scare which was created recently in the orient, but which every one knew would end as similar troubles always
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GEODETIC SURVEY.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu93ets opecIaI SerVIce.
 SEATTLE March lo Tin Geo drtie SurNes ship. Patterson sails to- da> ftsas t4is port far Kodiak Alas ka. and takes part, of surveyors Whn will begin at once a yrar'- work
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T0RPED0ES
 LEAVE LIMA
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GRIGSBY'S NOMINATIOE
 ALL BUT CONFIRMED

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LOST.

Gold Masonic pin. Name and date engraved on back. Please return to Nugget office. If
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FIND PAY os e.ra#tsz

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e.atz p-ez-e Stock a, the Bank.

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.- tns N.rtL Ps.s

#..a.. t. rs#es rsaa,te Mining cant es are the best.
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Consider and prepare for High School entertainment March II.
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Hlgh School enterlaiament March II
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REMEMBER.

V E3el. haTI Mareh eotIL
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-05
MoULTON PIONEER GIVE
PICNIC AND PROGRAM

Moulton.-1'he pioneer and G. A. r.
picnic started yesterday In grand
style. The program yesterday even
ing and yesterday afternoon were a.
follows:
Chairman's address-G. T. Pullu,.s,
Music by band.
Music by audience--"America."
Invocation--Rev. Judd.
Music-Appanoose county quartet.
Address of welcome-R. r. Wilson
Response-R. w. Smith, OF stszstsr.
vile.
Musfc-Quartet
Address-Hon. C. R. Porter, of Gen.
terville.
In the evening another splendid rts,-
gram was given:
Music-Band.
Address-Chairmon of evening-Rev
Judd.
Music-Quartet.
Solo-Miss Olive Marshall.
Address-Judge t. M. Fee, Of Cen
terville.
Address-Rev. J. windbigler.
The address of Claude Porter wa!
well received. Mr.. Porter, although {
young man, and galnt in Iowa politics
was born in Moulton some 80 year,
ago.
Mr.. Porter touched very slightly OF
politics. His principle thought being
the peoples duty to the old comrade!
and duty of men and women concern
ing the moral welfare of this genera,
ton.
A barn belonging to Mrs. Dan Ed
wards burned to the ground. destroy
ing two loads Of hay and some wagons
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Quincy, ILL.,. Monday by the illness OF

Quincy, ILL.,, Monday by the illness OF
her sister.
Miss Alma Allender leaves next
week for Darlington, N. D., where she
will teach eighth grade in the public
schools the coming year.
Mrs. Matte Thompson and her
trimmer Miss Ada Brewer went to st.
Louis Monday to select their fall mil
linery goods.
Mrs. Mary McMain and Mrs. Will
McMain and son Burton, went to
Sigourney Monday for a visit of one
week with relatives.
Mrs. U. A. Brown and Miss Abbie
returned Monday from an extended
visit with relatives In Ohio and Ind
lana.
Miss Ruth Allender leaves Friday
FLOR Cedar Falls to attend the state
normal.
| Miss Bessie Gaurer, who has been
visiting at the home of her brother.
DR.. A. w. Gaumer, returned to Fair
| field Monday.
Miss Kate Rochlitz and sister came
| in Thursday from Michigan where
| they have been visiting relatives and
will spend several weeks here with
| their aunts, Mrs. s. H. Rogers, Mrs.
Minnie Schnorr and Mrs. Frank
Saner before returning to Central City,
Neb.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Lowenberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas frost, of OF
| tumwa, and Mrs. Otto of Chicago
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H
| w. Duckworth.
Master Randolph Hinkle went to
| Milton Saturday to spend week at
| the home of his uncle.
Miss Bessie Goode went to Ian
caster, Mo-. Friday to visit her
cousin, Miss Beatrice McClain. Misses
Vera Mills Grace Thatcher, Helen
Burchett, Helen Young, Maud Curry
Chloe, Baumgarten and F'lossy Walk
er will go down to Lancaster Tuesday
to attend a party given at the Nc
Claim home and return Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Young will return to
Hutchinson. Kan, the latter part of the
| week.
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Prominent Speaker at Fraternal Fair

Fraternal societies will have the
keys Of the city next week, when the
All Fraternal fair will be the chief
attraction The festivities will open
with a grand parade Monday morning,
and the afternoon will be ushered in
with speeches and horse races at the
west end fair grounds. The balance of
the week will be devoted to the meet
Ing of the Iowa Fraternal congress,
speeches by prominent lodge orators,
amusements by the Nichols Carnival
company, and various attractions that
moters of the fair are much gratified
with the assurance from many sources
of cooperation. and confidently ex-
pect TO make the celebration great
success.
The parade Monday morning wi
start from the court house, and will
be under the personal direction Of
Marshal J. H. Cremer Jodge floats,
merchants floats, farmers exhih
teams and vehlcles VIII leadthe
marching bodies following The affili-
ated crafts OF the Ottumwa Trades
and Labor Assembly will participate
| in the parade and an immense repres-
entation of Ottumwa labor unions will
be in line. The pageant will proceed
easterly and through the business dis
trict, ending up at the fair grounds,
where competent judges will award
the four prizes for the best floats w.
H. Rodgers, member OF the national
executive board of the u. M. W. of A.,
will be orator Of the opening day,
and several other speakers will also
contribute to the afternoon program.
Monday evening Rev G. Fl. Schleh, D.
D., will deliver an address.
| Fraternal Congress Day.
| Tuesday will be devoted to a meet
ing Of the Iowa Fraternal congress,
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and will be one of the big features Of
the fair. The program will begin at liz
o'clock and will continue throughouts
the day and evening. w. M Koch will
preside and John w. Geiger will aets
as secretary and treasurer. The list
of speakers embraces Head Banker
F. R. Korns. Modern Woodmen Of
America, of Des Moines; Supreme
Chancellor A. L. Hereford &c. Of H.1a
of Springfield, ILL.,, Supreme Presi-
dent R. A. Moses Ct. B. R. 81 of Ces
dar Rapids, Col. B. W. Jewell, head
of the finance department Of the W.
O. W., Of Omaha, Neb., and Mrs.
Frances Burns q. o. T. M. ND of ST.
Louis, and other noted workers in
the fraternal field. A united fraternaIE
conference will follow Mrs. Burns'S
talk in the evening. Horse races will
also be feature OF Tuesdays ses-
sion, but will not conflict with the
balance of the program.
Team Drills on Wednesday.
Drills by the various competing
degree teams and military ranks of
fraternal societies will feature We'd
nesday's program. A street parade Of
bands and competing teams will be
given in the morning, starting from
the union depot at 1920 o'clock and
ending at the fair grounds. Competi-
tive drills begin in the afternoon at
1870 o'clock.
Gate Admission Free.
Gate admission will be free to the
evening sessions Of the fair, and only
will charge be made to those who
desire to witness the horse races in
the afternoon. The various amuse-.
ment attractions will be free Balloon
ascensions and similar attractions
by members of the Nichols Carnival
company will serve to amuse
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-05
WANTS DIVORCE
And ALIMONY
MRS. CLARA DAVIS PRAYS FOR
DISSOLUTION OF MATRlMoN-
lAL BONDS AND $500.

Asking for an absolute divorce.
temporary alimony in the sum of $500
and permanent alimony of $4,000, Mrs.
Clara Davis has filed suit in the dis
trict court against Gilbert J. Davis.
The plaintiff charges the defendant
with cruel and irhuman treatment and
habitual drunkenness and in lengthy
petition, she AYERS that for the past
twelve years, her husband has been
addicted to the excessive use of liquors
and lacking in devotion and love.
The petitioner states that they were
married In Ottumwa January IS, 1883
and lived together until September 8,
1908. Six children, three of whom are
minors, were born to the union and
the custody of the latter is also pray
ed for. Judge D. M. Anderson has Is
sued a temporary injunction against
the plaintiff
j. c. Simpson VS.. j. G. Janney aud
M. H. Janney is the title of a petition
for judgment in the sum of $3.50 and
costs on a promissory note.
Hearing Damage suit.
The attention of the court today is
being taken up with a suit for dam
ages in the sum of $4,000 and costs
by Thomas Glenn against Martin
Hardsoch The plaintiff asks for dam
ages on account of injuries to his
right arm and shoulder which, he as
serts were caused by the negligence
OF the defendant.
Jail Breaker Sentenced.
Willie Waites. the slippery colored
youth who figured in the recent jail
hraa 1zinp mill NJ P,1rt rnl h q
for some years at least to Ottumwa
officials. Found guilty of breaking and
entering, Waites has been sentenced
to ten years in the Anamosa reforma-
tory by Judge Anderson. Robert Cor
ey on the same charge, received the
Identical doom, while Jesse Gings was
given his liberty because of INSULT
| Gent evidence to convict.
Ream Given Judgment.
Damages in the sum OF $50 for the
| plaintiff was the verdict reached in
the case of Charles Ream & Son vs..
| w. W. Cummings ct al. This case is
an outgrowth of an agreement of
Cummings with Swift & Co. to supply
them ice. Ream and the defendant en-
tered into contract about hauling,
and through hitch in the delivery
of the ice, the agreement became in
volved.
Wants Large Judgement.
| Judgment in the sum Of $1007.20
and attorneys fees anda writ of at
tachment against defendant disposing
of his property are the contents of a
petition filed by Sophia Johnson San
derman vs.. Victor Johnson. Promis-
sorry notes given by the defendant
is cause of the petition.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Carl Seaholm has resign
ed his position in Oppenheimer' S
clothing store and has gone to North
Dakota where he has leand interests
At the close of their business meet
ing Thursday evening the Royal
Neighbors held a social session. Light
refreshments were served and some
time was spent in an enjoyable man
ner.
r. A. Mason and Miss Julia Bright
WELL both of English township, were
united in marriage in this city on
Thursday evening. They left yester-
day on trip to Des Moines to the
who will extend congratulations and
good wishes
Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Kansas City
Mo-, is visiting in Charlton with her
sister, Mrs. Thos. Anderson.
The Misses Eloise and Helen Har-
per, Of Wallace. Neb., arrived yester-
day for a visit with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Stewart, Miss Helen
will attend school here, and Miss
Eloise will go to Knoxville, ILL.,, to at
tend st. Mary's academy.
Miss Clara Shaffer left yesterday for
a few days visit with relatives in
Birmingham.
Miss Nina Lutz is spending few
days with relatives in Russell.
Mrs. Fuller and daughters, Lizzie
and Olive, of Competine. who had beer
visiting in Charlton with her sisters
Mrs. J. T. Braden and Mrs Thos. Pa
ton, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Zelda Aiken, Of New Market
arrived yesterday for visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Leota Davis.
Mrs. Ethel Holiday, Of Promise City
visited in Charlton yesterday with Mrs
Chas Mclaughlin. while on her way
to Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs Carl Swanson and little son
Hassel, left yesterday for a ten days
visit in Alton with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Caleb Shelton.
Miss Jessie Crowley departed yes.
terday for a few weeks visit with
friends in Clarinda and Osceola-
Miss Louise Moore, of Leon, return.
ed home yesterday after a weeks visi
with friends here where she formerly
resided.
Miss Myrrl DUNCAN left yesterda,
for Humeston where she will be prin-
cipal Of the public schools the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs P. G. johnson wer,
called to Wausau, Neb., yesterday b,
the serious illness of their son, Clar.
ence, who Is suffering with tubercu.
losis of the THROAT.
Miss Maud Abernar1y PLEASANTLY en-
tertained number of young frienr
last evening.
Rev md Mrs. Chas, Bebo, of Loud
| err lille O., have returned home after {
| visit 18th their sister, Mrs. g. W. En-
sley.
Jos. Shelton and L N. Davis departed
last night for Toledo. O., to attend tn
| Watch Tower convention. During thei
absence Mrs Shelton Is visiting he
parents in Derby.