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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-25

me down. Don't do that, you're kill
ing me. One Of the crowd said,
Damn you, that is what We intend to
do.
(The witness here was overcome with
emotion and stopped for perhaps a
minute in order to compose himself. J
In very few seconds after that
there was one shot or two right close to-
gether and that shot seemed to hit him
about the right shoulder and he drew
himself up this way Gndicating) and
about that time there was just yolley
turned loose and / don't know whether
it hit him or not. | felt light from
the fire Of a gun. could see the lapel
Of his coat fly up. | was not far from
him when that shot was fired
"Hunkered Down.
When we got to this bayou and
they stopped me, I said to these two
men that were with me, Gentlemen,
am tired; let me sit down., but in
stead Of sitting down 4 Just came down,
sort Of Numbered down 50 as to be ready
u move II / ever had chance to move.
4 stayed ia that position until ! thought
every gun had been emptied and then
I went right into that water. took a
step or two to get to it, but when ! got
Ito 1t / went out into the water
as far as / could. | knew it was
ordinarily deep water, and felt that if
/ could gel in there ] could protect
myself under the water from them. /
sprang out into the water as far as l
could.
II could have swan the slough with
out any trouble, but Rugged the bot
tom and staid under the water as much
as / could until | reached near the OPP
posite shore, and in some way or other
| found log there and got in behind
that log and laid on top of the water
right behind the log until the shootl4 "
was all over. WI
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-25

man had ordered me to dress, saw the
window go up at the back side of the
room and several guns were poked into
that window
They ordered Capt. Rankin and my
self to get. up and dress, and while we
were dressing they searched our satch-
els, looking for papers and arms. / had
already opened my satchel and got my
boots, but they went through everything
looking for some kind Of papers, and
then they said they were looking for
any arms.
Il don't know whether they took any
thing out Of the satchels. | don't think
they did They did not out Of mine,
and I did not see if they got anything
out Of Capt. Rankin's We had no arms
at all / don't know if they searched
the bed There we're six or ten maybe,
that crowded around in the room was
dressing and did not give the matter q
great deal OF attention After we had
dressed they ordered Us ID move out.
/ We went out on the p6feh and passed
along BY the wen, whore they seemed
to be pumping water ahs went QsI hi
the ground north 81 the Hotel they then
carried Us along Up the road towards the
main road past PoweII's house and UP
to that little field YRre. We Travelled
on foot. / don knf lwhere Capt. Ran
kin was; he was NJ with me. ] was
perhaps in front Of srhe crowd Or along
about the front and / did not see Capt.
Rankin but once kom the time we left
and got fairly n rom the hotel until
the time that jas murdered. One
man was wall IN 6ach side of me,
Il would was were twenty-five
|
or thirty -five; Dec. 21think exceeding
thirty-fve; theA7 veuit possibly have
been forty. l don't think there was
more than forty at the very outside. AS
we passed on up by the field they stopped
a time or two and talked. | couldn t
tell what they were doing. They were
a little way off from me, most of them
We passed along where some horses
were hitched and it looked to me like
three or four men came out from there.
If Ed Powell was along | did not know
it. | never SAN. him except when |
heard a man called by that name yes
terday. So far as | know I never saw
him to know who he was until yester-
day, and do not know whether he was
along or not.
"The men were talking to me as we
went along up thA "A when l was not
there at certat Ke they came and
talked to mo 'n Pr 21 - ard first
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-25

and meet us at Walnut Log about one
o'clock. We left Hickman between 8
and 9 O'Clock in the morning. We
went on what is, l understand, the
Hickman and Dyersburg road until we
ns>hed the fish gap, that goes down the
/Mrf. Then we went down the fish gap
is l we got into the bottom and then
down through the bottom to the Log.
We passed by Ed Powell's house, as
remember it was pointed out to me, as
had never been to Walnut Log before.
We passed several people on the road,
but5I did not pay any attention to
thea
We reached Walnut Log about II
O'Clock, think, but | know it was be-
fore dinner time. Mr.. Ward was not
at the hotel at the time, and l was told
that he was either out hunting or fish
ing The only person outside of the
women folks that | saw about the hotel
was Ed Burchard, young man who
lives over at Martin. He was down
there fishing.
We sat out on the veranda after we
ate our dinner and after we got back
from our inspection trip in the evening
and after we had supper. | saw some
fishermen coming out of the store and
knocking around and about before we
had our digpsTs but | did not pay any
attention. WIZ Jas / did not know
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-25
THE EVIDENCE

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-25
In Bottom of the Lake.

"They did not shoot but few shots.
| reached that log and then it 60
like to me they would never stop ID
ing. After they stopped shf -g Y
heard one of them say: 'TherSTs the
damned old fellow; let's get him out.
Get that pole there Then | could hear
them slush around for quite little
while and finally they went off and sax2
He is in the bottom of thaTke,
something of that kind.
see them as I was behind
it was dark any way but they
from the slough little e
light I could sesy
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
WALTHAM.

Our weather has been quite wintry
for the past few days, mercury reach
ing 16 below Monday morning.
William Decker shipped four, cars
of stock to Chicago last Saturday
and one to Austin the following day.
Will is a hustler.
Peter Peterson of Sergeant died.
last Saturday and will be buried on
Wednesday with Woodman; cere-
monies. Several from the Waltham.
camp will be present:
Roy CARL and sister, Mrs M. A..
Beltz of Mason City, arrived Friday
for few days visit at their old
home.
G. r. Nichols and wife visited rel
atives at Owatonna Saturday and
Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Paul Raupach returned from
the Mayo hospital where, she. under
went an operation which was appar-
emily successful.
Mrs. J. G. Handke returned Sun
day from a few days visit with rela-
tives at Hokah, Minn:.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
Is .i..,i-
OAKLAND.

F. H. Fisk of Albert Lea, county
surveyor, was here Tuesday looking
over the big county ditch in Moscow
and Riceland. The ditch is now with
in two miles of Moscow village.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet at the church Wednesday Of
this week for dinner. zs: 4s-.$:35ss. :ss5.s..
Mrs. Abe Young continues to im-
prove. Rev H. b. Hazen was caller
Thursday. \:
An enjoyable party was held at
Nose Buchanan's S on Saturday night,
Little Edith, aged 8 years, daugh-
ter Of John II. Bennett, had an opera
stion for appendicitis Tuesday, Drs.
&Hegge and Daigneau Of Austin oper-
ating. NJ. ri tsi## s#l
Mrs. iona than Freeman and
on an. extended trip. They will first
go to- Waverly, Iowa, thence to Chi
5cago, and will then spend the re-
mainder OF the winter with relatives
at Camillus, n. Y and other eastern
points 4.sss
Will Bennett went to Chicago last
week with about hlndre othel
students from the state agricult ultura
college to attend the Internationa
stock show. w Il be home for Christ,
mas. 5sgs.
Ida Register was reported III o1
Sunday
Mr.. Cowen, overseer Of the biil
ditch, was here Tuestla On q tour q q
inspection. ss!
sss Country roads have been frozenI5ui
very rough
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
DEXTER.

The total enrolment of our village
schools for last month was 88.
The stockholders of the Mower
County Telephone company will
meet Wednesday, Dec. g.. Important
business.
The Dexter Dancing club gave a
dance at the opera house Thursday
evening.
The Woodmen are making desir-
able improvements in their lodge
room. -: -. +r ,,..-- =
Ernest Karow of DeForest. Wis,
is visiting his daughters, Mrs. Brue
and Mrs. Woodford. 4';.s. - -..~
? Ten below here Monday morning.
Roy Weber came home last week
from Ipswich, S., D., where he spent
the summer.
Mrs. Thos. Kennedy is able to sit
up little after her extended illness
since her injury. <s.........
The State Bank of Dexter shows
total resources of $63,21O.0O. Total
deposits $52,805.29. = .. ID
The creamery here will lput in an
8-horse gasoline engine for power.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
met with Mrs. Rose Vermilyea Satur-
day evening for a social session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harrison re-
turned Tuesday from their wedding
trip in \. isconsin. .s.l*.z ~ -
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

r.. "A. Schultz commenced his state
institute work astsweek. 3 s5s
+ u Frank Hambrecht attended the
International stock show at Chicago
I last week.
The w. 6. I. ~. will meet with
Mrs. James Shepard Wednesday at
sternoon. On the same afternoon the
Ladies' Guild will meet with Miss
Matte Maxfeld and the D0rcas So
ciety with Mrs. az. q. Larson.
Silver, medal contest will be held
next Monday evening under the aus
pices of the W. G. II. U.
Howard Martz went to Prairie du
Chen last week to take treatment.
Our schools will close Friday, Dec.
18, for two weeks holiday vacation.
The twentieth anniversary Of
James George ". R. Corps will be
celebrated at campfire at the opera
house Friday evening.
The Ladies' Guild will hold their
annual fair next Saturday. Chicken
pie dinner. :5 y
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
SARGEANT.

Mrs. H. A. Sergeant returned to
her home in Northfield Monday.
O. A. Schwartz and Frank Martin
shipped a car load of hogs to Chicago
Saturday evening. O.. A. Schwartz
went with the car.
F. w. Smock's mother returned
to her home in Riceville last Mon
day. = =.s-+:s; as;=1.. :; 19.s..-y:- -..,,- 4.
in town Saturday.
Little Florence Sergeant is i'm
proving very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glessner, for
merly. residents of this place, but
now of North Dakota, are visiting
old neighbors and friends here. They
will go to Waterloo, Iowa, to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Samuel Hanson was in town Sat-
urday.
Chas. Schwartz was in the cities
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Henry Hanson went to Hay
field between trains Monday.
Peter Peterson died of tuberculosis
at his home east of here Saturday
evening. Full particulars will be
given next week.
Phillip Heydt went to Kasson
Sunday evening.
John Pfhul has a sister and
brother-in-law visiting him from
Wisconsin.
Glide Holden from Montana has
arrived to spend Christmas with his
grandparents. Mr.. and, Mrs. B. c.
Schwartz. r. ~
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
CEDAR CITY.

5 James Boulton visited friends at
Moscowa few days last week.
Miss Myrtle Zerkle, 81 formerly of
Moscow, but for the last five years
a resident Of Zion City, Ill. has been
a visitor at the Boulton home the
past week. .5a 5.s:4
Mr.. Subra went to Hayfeld Satur-
day with a load Of pigs, which he ex--.
changed for corn
The Silver Leaf club met last
Thursday with Mrs. Attlessy with a
good attendance N ext meeting will
be with Mrs. Sullivan.
MI. J. and Mrs. Alya Lang have re-
turned from their trip to the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. Sarah w ynn IS on the sick list
with q bad cold.
Ad Goodsell who was. severely
injured In q run away accident sew
Eeral weeks ago, Is able 1 to be around,
|lbut unable to- use his 81 light arm az
vet
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
ADAMS.

~ Joseph Simon returned from Ma
poleon, N. D.; where he has spent the
last Six months.
Il Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lunde,
Saturday, Dec. 5th, girl.
~ Toney Braun is visiting at Usage,
Ia, this week.
Morris sBambary returned from
Bowman,s5N. D., last Thursday, where
he has had charge Of a railroad gang
the last summer and fall,
Miss Ella Galager of Cakes. N. D.,
is the guest of: Miss Gertrude Mandler
this week. .
Prof. skaw spent last Saturday at
the county seat:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rooney of
Wheaton, MIMI, came to Adams last
week to spend the winter at the home
of Mrs. L. Rooney. -'
t. Hon. H: Carey spent a few days
last week at Minneapolis.
Oscar Ellifson has accepted a po-
sition in.zthe N. P. Schmitz harness
emporium.
NJ G. Johnson attended probate
courtsat Austin Monday.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
RACINE.

Harry Glover has gone to Winona
to attend business college.
The newly elected officers of the
1. O. o. F. are George Anker, N. g.;
E. r. Stewart, v. G.; D. c. Sanborn,
Sec; S. J. Sanborn, treas; w. F.
Glover, trustee.
Miss Bernice TAFT of Spring Valley
visited her brother, E. TAFT last week.
Union services were held at the
Evangelical church Sunday evening.
Louis Schwartz and family have
returned from visit with relatives
at Welcome, where they spent
Thanksgiving.
The new lumber sheds are prac-
tically finished and are good i'm
provement. ~
Arthur Severn of Sumner is learn
ing the barber trade with U. Have
nor. -r.-
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
VARCO.

Skating fine on Officers mill pond
now and the evenings just lovely.
Many are enjoying them.
Allen Varco left for Moosejaw,
Can, Saturday on his way home to
Lakota, N. D. His family expect to
go the first of next week. .>..s :. y.
The VarcO Musical club met with
Mrs. j. W.. Varco Friday evening:
Orin Frazer and Ruth Frazer on the
piano and Miss Grace Adams on
violin gave some delightful selections.
The club met with Mrs. F. H. Pike
Tuesday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thompson of
Edmunds, N. D., came Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. J. w. Varco.
They left Monday for Cedar Falls to
visit her parents.
Miss Madge Varco, who is teach
ing near Manfred. N. D., writes of
terrible blizzards in that locality. so
that she has not been able to go to
school for some days.
Frank Fowler of Mankato, one of
the owners of the Cement plant, was
here Wednesday .on business. -....
Kilgore's mill runs Tuesdays and
Fridays to grind feed.
Frank DeRemer and family : of
Brooklyn Wis, who spent Thanks
giving with his sister, Mrs. F. H.
Pike, left Tuesday for OWatonna to
visit an aunt on their way home.
Joseph Allen and children, Mabel
and Ray, are visiting friends here
this week and expect to leave the last
| of the week. *~.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Allen
| of New England, N. D., was held al
the school house Wednesday after:
1 noon, Rev. H. B. Hazen officiating
1nterment in Varco cemetery. Sht
was an early settler in this locality
Mrs. Ousley and Mrs. Col. Brown o.
Austin sang at the funeral. ~.zs
Ernest Peck of Bismarck, N. D.
spent Friday night with c. B. Sayles
family on his way home from Du
luth. s- %.;.
The Happy Thought club will NEE
with Mrs. Will Aultfather Thursday
Dec. 10, for dinner.
Mrs Fay Pratt was visiting he
| parents in London the first of tn
week.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
BLOOMING: PRAIRIE.

Fire broke out at the pumping sta
tion Tuesday afternoon, but was ex-
tinguished with light damage.
Richard and Alvin Bray and Robt.
Bagley arrived home Tuesday from
their hunting trip, in Northern Min
nesota. They got five deer. besides
other game.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual fair at Morton S
hall Thursday evening. Turkey sup
per. 49,
Mrs. Lewis Larson fell Tuesday
and broke her wrist.
T. B. Peterson and sister left on
Thursday for Glendale, N. D., on a
visit. a.,- "A,
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs Theo.. P. Fagre on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. c. O.
Bye will assist in entertaining.
Mr.. Risteyi of Minneapolis is the
new teacher in our seventh grade
He commenced Monday of last week
A. C. Thomas is we'll pleased ovel
his hunting trip. His party shot si1
! deer. T.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
GRAND MEADOW.

: Mrs H H. Rice of Stewartville
visited at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs; R. J. Lewis.
The w. r. c. held their annual
election of Saturday last. : p, ~.
i. Miss Mary Powers of Stewartville
was in the village over Sunday. ,~
T.. N. Davis was seriously injured
by falling from a load Of hay. His
head was bruised and he was badly
shook up by the fall. '~~
Mrs. b. J. Van Bronkhorst and
baby visited Austin on Monday and
Tuesday. 49, &.
The Congregational prayer meet
ing will be held Thursday evening
with Mrs. IT. H. Whsle
The M. E.. Ladies will have sale
and supper on Saturday, Dec. II. r
Preparations are being made by
the several Sunday schools for ap-
propriate exercises for Christmas.
School will close Dec. 23rd for the
holiday vacation. .~~, s:sE~
The Congregational ladies held a
successful fair and supper Saturday
Dec. 5. at the hall. The receipts were
over $50. HS.. "
The o: b: S. held their annual
(helecLlOns on "wednesday evening, the
following being elected: Lena Day
w. MN. O. Wilsiea w. p; Ethel
lWilsie,5 A. NJ Louise Van Bronx
horst, con-; Irene Townsend, A. con.
Laura Nolan, Secy.; G. A. Wright
treas. These with the appointive of.
fcers will be installed on Wednesday
dec. 16.s
Z The young people are enjoying thu
fine skating these moonlight nights
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
LANSING.

The o. N. o. club was entertained
by Mrs. Markham Monday night of
last week.
The members of Celia Chapter o.
E. S. were entertained by Oak Glen
Chapter, Elooming Prairie, at a six
o'clock banquet Tuesday. Those at
Bar, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Mcintyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harcar Lyons, Miss
Mary r. Vaughan, Mesdames G. A.
Thompson, H. B. Roe, Geo. Weber,
L. O. Thompson and H. r. Soule. A
very enjoyable time was spent. :, The
$3.50 train coming all too soon, when
goodbye were hurriedly said and a
rush made for the depot.
Fred Vaughan arrived home from
Maple Plain Friday evening and he
will enter school here this week.
Archie Bacon came home from
Rochester Friday evening for few
weeks at home, before having to go
for another operation of the eye for
cataract. S
Miss Shirley French of Minneap-
oils came Saturday afternoon for a
short visit at the Rector home
Mrs. r. A. CARL. went to Austin
Friday to visit her daughters, Mrs.
Eastman and Mrs. Gregson.
| Mr.. Hanson, who has been on the
sick list, is reported on the gain. HI
Miss Mary r. Vaughan entertained
the o.. N. @. club Friday night al
j her home. #sa #
Mr.. Hanson from Lyle visited his
brother Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. CARL Of idol,
pho visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carl Sunday. s.5.$
Clarence Dick kerson of Bluffton
Ia, came Friday to visit his sister
i Mrs. H. B. Roe. He left for his HON,
i Monday. 55
Mr.. 5A. J.. Salzgeber spent Saturda!
| in Minneapolis, returning on the lat,
leYening train. 53a##s3.
Celia Chapter held their annua
| election Of officers Saturda nigh
with the following result It's: Mrs
Il ICharlotte Thompso W. NJ; Harca
Il Lyons, w .ssP p. .;ss :. rs. Mary Lyons, as
sistants M; Q. e.. LaBar, secretary
3 MRS Elsie Wang han. reasurer Mrs
Mary CHAN, assoc ate conduct
n
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
l.. l.. QUIMBY, Editor.
c., M. 4 St, p. Time Table.

s,.5. IL. l.. QOlA0 L. GultOi.
t@. c., N. & 81. p. Time Table.
Passengers, west hound .2A1 p. m. & II 80 a. m
Passenger, cast hound......12:W :W and TAI p. m.
Freights, west bound ......... 1850. a :5' p m.
Fre1ehts. east bonnd d................S:4Oa 40 4. m.
III DR.. Schultz, the Waltham physic-
ian, is soon to leave that place, as !
he has accepted the position of first
assistant physician in the hospital at
Eveleth, MINI. Mr.. Schultz has built
up large practice since his coming
to Waltham. 1t is expected that he
will be succeeded by DR.. Baker from
Eveleth, who has, had quite a hospital
practice. ,5'. r. :. s.~l~.4ss m
!. Mr.. and Mrs., L.. H. Teeter left on
Monday for Portage, Wis.,, where Mr..
iTeeter's father is i'll.
3.s Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Distad) left
with their household goods for Hay
field on Monday. =
$ a. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Beltz arrived
from Flandreau. S.. D Ion Saturday
for visit with the >latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peet.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Lambert are
now about settled in their handsome
new steam heated house. 9.
MAX Braun's brother of the battle
SHIP. AldDduld VlSlCcu ul1u Ou ueS-
day. ... -...-,
S Rasmus Nelson is home for visit
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilliland en-
tertained number of young folks
on Friday evening.
# A telephone was placed in the
home of Mrs. Henderson on Thurs
day. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Knox returned
home on Wednesday from their stay
in Bemidji.
t. Vernie Lambert was guest of his
parents on Wednesday. -. - :,
: Rev c: D. iBelden will occupy the
Baptist pulpit next Sunday. ..-
E% A street car in carge of newly
appointed Irish conductor, had just
left the car barn for down town
run. Before it had proceeded many
blocks it was boarded by an inspect
or. This official. after a glance at the
register and the occupants of the
car, asked in surprise: why O'Flah-
erty, how's this? You have seven
passengers and the register shows but
six fares rung sup?" "Begorra, is
that so?" puzzled the green conduct
or. Then instantly happy solution
of the difficulty struck him. 'Git out
o. here, wan O. yes!" he shouted.
There's one to mony O yez in this
car
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
LIE ROY.

Mrs. A. j. Hayes and Bruce left
benefit of the boys health.
The Dorcas society held their an
nual sale at the Baptist church on
Saturday. A business meeting will be
held on Wednesday.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
This Is Worth, Reading

Leo F. Zelipski, of IS, Gibson street
Buffalo. N. y, says: Il cured the
most annoying cold sore 1 ever had,
with BuckIin'S Arnica Salve. I ap-
piled this salve once day for two
days, when every trace of the sore. was
gone" Heals all sores. Sold under
guarantee at X. O.. Wold's drug store.
25c. .s @ -. s; .S1>
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
ess; O. C.>sLa Bar, trustee for three

ress; O. C.7La Bar, trustee for three
years. III;
The o. A K. society will meet in
the Court of Honor hall Thursday af-
ternoon for the purpose of tying two
comforters and packing boxes to be
sent away. Any one having clothing
which they wish to donate will be
gladly received. Supper will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bemis of Austin
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Weber.
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