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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-26
BATAVIA,

Batavia,-The funeral Of Bristo
Bradshaw was held at his late resi-
dence Saturday at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment in the Batavia cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cole were
business transactors in Ottumwa
Thursday.
Ed Harris Is erecting a fne large
barn on his farm north Of town.
Elder H. N. Smith preached at the
M. Il. church Sunday morning and at
County Line Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete James are re-
joicing over the arrival OF son born
May 16, also Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Sage are the proud parents of a son
born May 20.
ID. r. Robinson was transacting busi-
ness In Birmingham the first Of the
week.
Ray Campbell Of ottumwa, visited
Wednesday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. 8. Campbell of this place.
Ray Bradshaw of Cedar Rapids, was
called here the last Of the week by
the death Of his grandfather, Bristc
Bradshaw.
Miss Myrtle Campbell and sister
Mrs. Jessie Whitmore, were shoppers
In, Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. c. P. Towther also Mrs. e, B
Brown were visiting relatives III
Stockport the last Of the week.
Mrs. Ross G, Walker and son Ray
mond of Ottumwa. are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
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eoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte.--Mrs. George Stafford
pleasantly entertained the Guild Tues
day evening in honor Of several OF
the members who will leave here in u
short time.
The following corps Of teachers for
the public school here has been chosen
Principal Prof. F. S. Hill; assistant
principal, Miss Mary Ellison: gram
mar, Miss Nellie Under: intermediate,
Miss Margaret Easling; primary, Miss
Gertrude Robinson; assistant primary
Miss Olive Jenkins.
Frank Trimble is the guest Of rela-
tives In Keokuk this week.
Mrs. Johanna Noske has been
spending few days in Ft. Madison
and Harrington.
Jesse Fletcher has gone to New
man, Ill.,. where he has employment.
Mrs. H. H. Meek went to Des
Moines yesterday for visit with heI
sister, Mrs. J. K. Wilson.
Miss Mary Schenck, of Burlington
is here for short visit with her sis
ter, DR.. Bertha Stecker.
Rev. James Clark went to Kansas
City today to attend the general as.
sembly Of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Kate Bell and Miss Edla
Baird were in Pennington yesterday
visiting friends and relatives in Sci.
ma and Eldon this week.
3, w, Chapman, James Bennett and
Vida Gates left yesterday for a triI
through Oklahoma.
The Ladies' Whist club met will
| Mrs. w. 8. Blackford Tuesday after
noon.
DR.. Ira Thompson, Of Mt. Hamill
visited friends here yesterday
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COMMENCEMENT
AT PAIRS ONS
EXERCISES OPEN FRIDAY, MAY 90
AND CLOSE THURSDAY.
JUNE I.

Fairfield.-The program for tho
commencement week Of Parsons COLI
lege has been announced as follows:
Friday, MAY 20, 7:3o p. m.-Exer-
cises of graduation Of the academy at
Presbyterian church.
calaureat sermon, President w. &.
Parsons. D. D., at Presbyterian church.
Sunday, May 81, 4:30 p. m.-Vesper
service, President Parsons. College
Chapel.
Sunday. May 81. 1880 p. m.-Address
before the Christian association, Rev.
George P. Magill Des Moines at
Presbyterian church.
Monday. June /, 2:0o p. m.-Home
field and track meet, Alumni Field.
Monday, June l. 500 p. m.-Fresh-
man contest in grafton and academy
contest In defamation at Presbyterian
church.. az
Tuesday, June 2. $500 a. m.--.Annua1
meeting Of board OF trustees, faculty
room. college library.
Tuesday, June 2, 10000 q. m,-Col.
lege-Alumni baseball game. l
Tuesday, June 2, $3.50 p. m.--Recita
by advanced students conservatory O!
music at Presbyterian church.
Tuesday, June g. 700 p. m.---Annua
college prayer meeting.
Tuesday, June 2. 500 p. m.--Glass
dav exercises at opera house.
Wednesday, June 8, 900 a. INV.
exercises, at college campus.
Wednesday, June 8, 10000 a. mr.
Business meeting Of alumni assooia'
ton at college chapel.
Wednesday. June 8, 1880 p. M
Valedictory exercises Of literary Soc
! ieties.
Wednesday, June 8. $500 p. mr.
Alumni picnic.
Wednesday, Juno 8, 500 .. M
Alumni address, Rev. John Kennedy
90. Evansville, Ind, at Presbyterian
church.
Thursday, June 4--Commencemen
day. 10000 a, m.-Exercises OF grad.
uation; address by Rev. Joseph w
Cochran, D. D., Philadelphia: confer
ring of degrees at Presbyterian
| church.
Thursday, June 4, 1900 rn.--Alumn
| banquet
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HiLLsRoRo.

Hillsboro,--G. w Alton was BUSH
ness visitor in Birmingham Tuesday
Mrs. J. w. Blackford and Mrs.
Clara b. Farley went to Bonaparte
Wednesday to see their grandson and
nephew, Kenneth Swan Blackboard.
Noah Moyle was a passenger east
yesterday
Mrs. Sportsman and Miss Orpha
Moxley spent Thursday in Birming-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones went tc
Bonaparte Wednesday evening to re-
main till after commencement.
The band boys will give an ice
cream social in the park next Saturday
night.
Mrs. Eta Relste spent Tuesday will
relatives in Birmingham.
Hugh Campbell and family and Mrs
Emeline Robinson were Bonaparte
visitors last week.
Eddie Hitch has returned to his
home in Cumberland Wis.
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs
Hugh Mccoy last week.
Mr.. Hocket of Oregon, and hi,
brother Of Dallas county, are VISITING
their old neighbor, Robert White
The Women's Home Missionary
society met at the parsonage las
week.
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INSURANCE LEeIsLATloN

OF all the speeches that are being
made in this primary election cam
paign, Auditor Carroll is making the
matters he takes up so plain that ev-
eryone can understand them. His po.
sition is certainly open and straight.
forward and he calls attention to q
great many acts that have been pass
ed by the legislature. He states that
the people Of Iowa pay great deal
more for insurance inside the state
than they do for transportation inside
the state. He also states that the leg
islature at his request passed numer
Gus measures regarding insurance
companies and insurance regulation
He does not seem to think it much
trouble to get the general assembly
to enact the laws that are necessary.
1t is certainly, in these days of re-
form, very refreshing to feel that
there is one man in public office who
doesn't consider it necessary to tell
his troubles to the whole world, but
when he finds something that needs
to be done, just goes ahead in the old
fashioned, home made way, and gets
it done.
Part of his speech will be found in
today's paper.
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AGENCY.

Agency.-Miss Bertha and Alice
Goodrich Of Decatur. ILL.,. are visiting
at Fred Bells.
George Clayton who has been Ill is
a great deal better.
Daniel Foster who has been in
Colorado and California for some time
visiting friends and seeing the fleel,
Is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly and
daughter Edith, left Saturday for Chi
cago, for a few weeks visit.
The free lecture that James Hough-
land was to have delivered Thursday
evening was postponed until Tuesday
evening, May 28. It will be in the
Congregational church. Everybody In
vited to attend
Chester Reynolds has the pendicitis
and Is suffering considerable.
Mrs. ]. ]. Beall is dangerously i'll.
Miss Nellie Humphrey of Dea
Moines, is here visiting friends.
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PULASKI.

Pulaski.-Dr. Bernard and Shelton
wife and daughter, arrived last Tues
day from Long Beach, Cal, to visit
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. III. Shell
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Kinney.
The contract to build the new school
Council Bluffs, for $e.S4900.
Joel Hunt and daughter Lola, re-
turned from West Grove Monday
Mrs. Gardner died last Tuesday
morning. Funeral services were held
at the M. q. church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. conducted by Rev
James, after which the remains were
laid to rest In the West cemetery.
Pulaski visitor last Monday.
A. J. George lost a valuable COW
last week
H G. Taylor of Bloomfield was d
Pulaski visitor last Monday.
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WOMAN Cannot
SECURE BOND.
SUSIE TRACHsELL MAY BE TAX
EN- TO ANAMosA REFORM
AToRY TODAY.


Unless counsel for Susie Trach-
shell. Of Bloomfield, convicted OF
adultery and sentenced to serve three
years at Anamosa, secures bail Of $500
today, pending an appeal to the gu
preme court, the prisoner will be taken
to the reformatory by Sherin Jackson
tonight.
Judgment Of the court was passed
over week ago but during an en-.
deavor to secure hail for her Judge
Vermilion ordered that she be not TAX
en- to the penitentiary within a week.
An appeal will be made to the SUI
preme court at the county's expense.
An Appeal Case.
In the case of James Denefe ct al
against the town Of Agency City, mo-
tice Of an appeal has been made.
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WILLARD.

Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Sven An
derson Of Ottumwa visited few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cook and family
OF Kansas spent Sunday at the Chas.
Smith home.
Miss Stella Pearson visited Sunday
with Hannah Pierson.
Oscar Berkey and Daisy Worrell
OF Frederick spent Sunday at the A.
G. Anderson home.
Miss Edna Anderson visited Satur.
day and Sunday with Mabel Carlson.
Ben Cook and family visited Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. William Bald
well.
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AMADOR

Amador. - A. w. Smith made a
business trip to Blakesburg Thursday,
Mrs. James Schwartz and son, Of
Ottumwa are at the parental Bel
we'll home. being called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. Schwartz's Sis
ter, Mary Bedwell,
Mrs. Wilson of Blakesburg spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Emmett Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Walker left
Thursday for Montana, where they
will reside.
Miss Addie Lawhart called to see
Mary Bedwell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawhead spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Han
cock.
Mrs. Will Kirshiner who has been
Ill for the past three months is re-
ported worse at present.
Sammy Hancock spent Sunday with
his friend, Roy Anawalt.
Miss Achsa Day, who Is attending
school in town spent last week at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith and
sons Of Ottumwa spent Sunday at the
home of their son Emmett and wife.
Mrs. Vanhorn has been very i'll for
the past two months.
F. L. Baker was in Ottumwa Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eakins of OF
tumwa spent Sunday at the parental
Vandorn home.
Miss Mary Bedwell is dangerously
Ill. and much anxiety is felt by her
family and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcfarland spent
Sunday at the Schwartz home.
Dave Eakins of near Ormanville
spent Friday at the Vandorn home.
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EDDYVlLLE.

Eddyville Gladys DeLong,
Rena Ryan and Fay Carson went t.,
Oskaloosa Wednesday evening and
visited between trains with friends.
Mrs, William Allison after visitina
with her son, Hattie Allison and fam
lily In South Ottumwa returned to her
home on North Fifth street Wednes-
day.
Miss Ella Marley, of Two Wanda
KAN. who has been visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Oskaloosa for
some time, came down and visited
Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. N. B
McNeese. Of North Second street.
Charlie Kussart was business
caller in Oskaloosa Wednesday and
Row Lafferty was business caller III
Ottumwa the same day.
Miss Flora Daul, after spending a
week with her friend Miss Emma
Noel, who resides west Of here re-
turned to her home in Ottumwa We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. Henry Samier. who has beer
visiting for the past week with hel
sister, Mrs Saunders returned to hel
home in Bloomfield Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. c. c. Palmer is suffering witt
very sore arm this week, as some
time ago she cut her hand on a piece
of link and blood poison has set ir
and her arm is badly swollen to hel
shoulder.
Mrs. Hugo seifert and Mrs. D.
Eppie McCrea went to Des Moines
Wednesday morning where they ex-
pect to be gone a couple of days at
tending a medical association.
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home Thursday from Keosauqua.
where the judge has been holding
court, and and will remain in Bloom
field for the summer.
Mrs. Kate Arnold of Icon. Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary p. Findley.
Mrs. +. K. Herr and Miss Miriam
started Thursday for Lancaster, Pa
where they will spend the summon
with relatives.
Mrs. 2. A. Giltner Of ottumwa, Is
the guest Of Mrs. e. D. Burchett this
week.
several days last week with Mira
William Friend.
Frank Wilson returned to Warsaw
ILL.,, yesterday after visit with friends
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PAckWoOD.

Packwood.-The funeral of Miss
Flossie Nelson, who death occurred
Monday, while on a visit at Batavia,
was held here Wednesday at the homo
of her parents, Rev Decker officiating.
The news of the death of the young
girl came as a great shock to her
many friends. She left home one
week before in good health, laughingly
bidding her mother and sisters good
bye. She leaves her mother a step
father, three sisters and four brothers
to mourn her loss. The remains were
laid to rest in Packwood cemetery.
Mrs. Ruth Myers with her two
grandchildren left Thursday for Dem
yer, Colo, in answer to telegram.
Mrs. o. H. Gillette of Garden, is
visiting her son, Ray Gillette and two
daughters, Mrs Ross Mowery and
Mrs. White Lyon.
VIM. Supporters Of Hammond, Ind,
is here to spend the summer with his
sons, William and Ezra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson and daugh-
tiers Of Competing, attended the funeral
of Miss Flossie Nelson.
Will Jones and wife Of Batavia spent
Tuesday night at the w. E. Kenyons
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Kenyon are
sisters
The switchboard Of the Mutual Tele-
phone company has been moved from
Mrs. Elizabeth Barney's to Mitchell's
restaurant
Andrew Wettstrom after an extend
ed visit at the Samuelson home, haa
returned to Chicago
D. M. Oliver and r. K. Baker, form
er residents Of Packwood but now
commercial travellers with head :
quarters at Cedar Rapids, were in
town last week.
Miss Dora Under who died of
poisoning last Sunday night was
buried here Tuesday. Rev. Decker con-
Quoted the funeral service at the
house. The funeral cortege was one
OF the largest ever seen hsrA
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Dabney. (a) De Las Long Res; (b)
Rockin in de Win (Southern planta-
ton melodies). Miss Smith. GAY
Mazurka de Concert. (b) Kinwiak, Mr..
smelser.. ca Love Me If Live. (b>
Thora. (c) My Lover, He Comes on
the Skee, Miss Smith.
Mrs. Sam Channel left for her home
near Douds. Tuesday after a short Wis
1t with her mother. Mrs. B. c. Morgan
and brothers, Arch Morgan and w. s..
Scott
T. B. Bence started for southern
Kansas and the Panhandle country on
business trip Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Roberts entertained at
cards this afternoon in honor of her
cousin, Miss Crete Roberts, Of Des
Moines, who is visiting here.
Stogdill were called to Centerville
Tuesday by the serious illness Of their
father, Mr.. Gravitt.
Mrs. Paul Everly, Of Kirksville, Mo-,
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Dc
Vault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes, of Mil
ton, spent Tuesday in the city.
Webster Welson. who has been Wis
iting his brother, Ed. Wilson and other
relatives in the county, returned to his
home in Beloit, Kan, Tuesday, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs B. F.
Wilson, who will remain at his home
indefinitely.
]. T. Snider, of Milton, left for Cen
terville Tuesday after short visit
Mrs. D. W. Lucas, of sigourney.
is visiting at the home Of her brother
in-law, Alex. Lucas.
Drs. G. H. and G. L. Cronk, attend
ed the State Medical association con-
vention at Des oMines this week.
Fourteen members of the Bloomfield
Floris Wednesday evening to assis.
in the Inhalation Of a class Of candi-
dates.
Mrs. Sine Workman and Mrs. Nell
lie Foote, who have been visiting 1T
the w. H. Newman home, have re-
turned to Loveland. Colo.
Mrs. Fred Yankle arrived Wednes-
day from Tonkawa, Okla, for two
weeks visit with her sons and daugh-
tiers at this place.
Dossa Swinney. of Des Moines is
here for short stay with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. J.. Swinney.
John Cecil is in Pulaski on business
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. P. Law, of Kansas
City, are visiting Bloomfield friends.
Miss Edith Rhoades, who has been
attending school at Bath, H., arrived
home today.
Mrs. H. w. Duckworth entertained
the hieh school seniors at s o'clock
luncheon Wednesday evening. The
guests were seated at three small work
tables, which were laid with dainty
drawn work doilies and decorated with
smilax and white carnations. The
color scheme Of green and white (the
| class colors) was carried out in the
| three course luncheon. Mrs Duck
worth was assisted in serving by
Misses. Miriam Young, Hazel Wishard
F, Edith Townsend and Marguerite
Duckworth.
Rev. c. c. Smith, Of Cincinnati. O..
| will occupy the pulpit at the Christian
| church next SUNDAY morning at II
Rev. Smith is an authority on tbs
negro question, having in charge q
number of schools in the south for the
| colored race
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SUNDAY SERMONS
AT FAIRFIELD.
REV. OSBORNE DELIVERS ME-
MORTAL AND FATHER HOGAN
TALKS TO GRADUATES

Fairfield, May 25.-Two special
services were held in Fairfield yester-
day. In the morning Rev. Thomas
Osborn OF the Methodist Episcopal
church delivered the Memorial SER
mon before the members Of the G. A.
r.. the w. r. G. and Company NJ, 54th
infantry, /. N. G. In the afternoon
at the ChautauQua auditorium, Rev.
-. J. Hogan preached the annual ser
mon to the graduating class Of the
high school
Lincoln Defeats Logan School.
Team from the Logan and Lincoln
schools held dual meet on alumni
deld Saturday afternoon, the latter
being victor by the close score Of So
TO ~ points. A high school interclass
meet VIII be held Friday afternoon,
and at the same time all three grade
buildings will hold meet.
Seniors In Charge.
At chapel exercises at Parsons Sat
urday morning the seniors took charge
Of the service, usurping the seats us
ua1ly occupied by the faculty and one
Of their number stepping to the pull.
pit. After the usual devotional exer-
cises we'll prepared limitations of diff
ferent professors were given by mem.
bers Of the class, to the huge delight
of the rest Of the students. Follow
ing the chapel hour the members of
the class visited all the buildings and
the different recitation rooms and fac
ulty offices singing farewell songs at
each.
Tho Nelson Funeral.
The funeral service Of John r. Mel
son, who died Saturday morning in
this city. was held Sunday afternoon
at Salina. Mr.. Nelson succumbed Sat
urday after brief illness with neu.
ralgia of the heart. He was an old
settler here, residing in Salina, Jeffer.
son county, for 81 years.
Would-Be indians Wanted Game.
A team Of clerks calling themselves
the ''Would-be Indians" have chal.
lenged Company M baseball team and
will play on Alumni Field Tuesday aft.
ernoon. Company M is playing in Mt.
Pleasant today.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfeld.-A song recital was
given at the college Wednesday, even
ing by Miss Anna Bocage Smith,
soprano, assited by Miss Maud Dab
ney, pianist and L. L. Smelser violin
list. The program: 1.-THE Holy City"
Miss Smith. Violin obligato, Mr..
Smelser. (a) Springs Awakenening. CD
The Danza.(c) Des Hol My Hans To-
night, Miss Smith. Piano Solo, Miss
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Funerals

The funeral Of Laura NJ, the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Ma.
5ors Of Memphis, Tenn, was held yes.
terday at p. M, from the residence
OF the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Majors on West Park avenue, con.
Quoted by Rev. r. j. Locke. Inter.
ment In Ottumwa cemetery.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham.--Willi Miser OF
Fairfield, was visiting with his father
in town.
George Alton, Of Hillsboro. visited
with friends in town Wednesday.
Earl. Newell and Roy Anderson were
Fairfield visitors yesterday.
Orpha Monkey Of Hillsboro, visited
with the Young family Thursday.
Miss Ida Jones is the new teacher
at Crooked Brick.
Mrs. VIII Boone and children, oil
Batavia, visited few days this week
with friends and relatives here
Mrs. J. M. Randall and daughter,
Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter, of
Keokuk. spent few days at the
Boyle home.
Rev Maston. of Knoxville, is yis-
ting at the home Of Rev. Behner.
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Deaths

NoRhAASS
month old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Swanson of .13O North
Iowa avenue.
Funeral was held today from the
late residence, conducted by Rev. A..
Gunberg. Interment in Ottumwa Gem.
etery.
SCHMITZ- Monday, May 25, 1908,
at the late residence south of the
city, at 3 a. M, Mrs. Christian
Schmitz, aged So years.
The funeral will be held from the
late residence to st. Patrick's church
tomorrow, where at $3.50 a. M, a re.
QUEEN mass will be celebrated by the
pastor, Rev. Father James Bulger. In
terment in Calvary cemetery.
Anna Maria Kleinebrahm was born
at Essen, Germany, July 2, 1888, and
there grew to womanhood, marrying
Christian Schmitz at the native home
fifty years ago. She came to this coun.
try In the month Of March, 1886, To-
eating at Kirkville with her family,
and continued to live there on farm
until IL years ago, when they moved
to the late residence south Of the
city. Her husband preceded her in
death four years ago. Mrs. Schmitz
was the mother Of fourteen children,
ten of whom survive her.
They are as follows: Henry, OF
Kirkville; August, of Minnesota; Ger.
trude of Kansas; Mary, of Chilli
cothe; John, Of Dudley; Christian Of
Eddyyille; Christine of this city; Ber-
nardine Joseph and Katherine Of south
Of the city.
GARDNER-Died May 25,19OS, about
midnight at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Garner
near Columbia, Delta, aged 2 years,
Of Cholera in.antiun after an illness
of one day.
The funeral services will be held
at home, Tuesday at 2 p. m.
SEABURG - Monday, May 25, 1908,
at 3 a. M, at the late residence at
430 Center avenue, John Seaburg,
aged SO years. He is survived by
his wife, four sons and two daugh.
tiers,
The funeral will be held Wednes.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence to the Swedish Lutheran
church where at 2:30 the funeral serv.
ices will take place.
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Dabney. (a) De Las Long Res; (b)
Rockin in de Win (Southern planta-
ton melodies). Miss Smith. (a)
Mazurka de Concert. (b) Kinwiak, Mr..
Smelser. Ca Love Me If / Live, (b)
Thora. Co My Lover, He Comes on
the Siee, Miss Smith.
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Mrs. Sam Channel left for her home
near Douds. Tuesday after short Wis
1T with her mother. Mrs. B. C. Morgan
and brothers, Arch Morgan and w. s.
Scott