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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-16

Church Services.

Sunday school at l0a. m.
Preaching ut III a. IN.
Evening services: Christian
lsndeavorat z; preaching at s.
Al are welcome.
S. c. ELDER.
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| Dr.. Cluen made q professional
visit to Notus Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. A. bates made a visit
to Caldwell Thursday.
Mrs. 4. c. slhpley was % pas
senger for Caldwell yesterday.
Go to the Martin restaurant
Tor candles, tobaccos and cigars.
Judge Smith came Gown from
Caldwell yesterday 10 look after
his ranch.
Frank Brown was down from
his sheep camp this week.
parma's next Market Day win
occur Thursday, May 2sth.
Watch for particulars next week.
Mrs. j. Engelhorn OF Denver is
visiting her sons, Frank anl
William Galley, east Of town.
Joe Lyons came down from
Pearl the other day, and Is in
teryiewing our citizens in an ef /
fort to procure a pardon for his
father.
The Parma Gun club has re- I
ceived a handsome picture from
the Dupont Powder company,
which will be contested for by
the club members later.
Memorial day services will be
held in Presbyterian church MAY
Faith at IL a. nj. Allold soldiers
u the community are requested
% attend. Special music. Ev-
welcome.
The Amphyctonic club met
With Mrs. Blackwell Thursday
md held a spelling match. 1t is
aid that some of the ladies
eally surprised their friends,
mt "asafptida" was too much
or them.
Fred. Davis, Of Caldwell, dep
ltv game warden, was in Parma
Thursday looking up the matter
i violations OF the game laws. :
dr.. Davis states that ii the citi-
ems OF every community oh :
erved the laws as well as those !
i Parma do, there would be no !
FORK for the wardens. /,
+. +. Fisk and Frank How {
nd returned yesterday from the :
state convention at +
Wallace. Both gentlemen report :
high old time, and speak in Y
lowing terms of the hospitality a
{ our northern brothers and :
pokane friends. Mr.. Fisk was 7
onored by being elected alter q
ate delegate to the Chicago
The base ball game Thursday
1ening was witnessed by the =
hole town. The score stood 9
II in favor of the Fans.
here We're errors a plenty by :
9th sides, and the rooters were \
glory. The feature of the
anne was the infield work by
ne Buns. The next game win =
; played next Thursday be-
seen q picked nine Of Parma,
nd the Gopher Catchers Of Ian
on's Spur. Following was
thursdays line up:
Buns. Position. Fans
'ddard ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mitchell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fisk
yne. .t..... lst b........ tanning
9. Baldridge. End b....... Kreider
G Baldr.dge. 3rd b.... ..... Day
rk..........,...s. s..........H. Fisk
ilth...........R. F,......... Clark
beock. .......C. F.........s Smith
no Strirk land
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In accordance with law, so many
shares Of each parcel of such stock az
may be necessary will be sold at the
Parma Herald office. in Parma, Canyon
County, Idaho. on the 18th day OF May,
1908, at II O'Clock, a. M, Of snch day to
pay the delinquent assessments thereon
together with the costs Of advertising
and che expenses Of abe sale-
p. RucKER, Secretary.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROoF.--NO
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.


States Land Office,
Burns, Oregon, April 7, 1908
Notice is hereby given that Edward
w. Mueller OF Portland, Multnomah
County, Oregon, has filed notice OF bis
intention TO make proof on his des-
ert-land claim No. 82i, for the Ni6 sW
a Sec. II, M sE4 Sec. 10, 7 % s., R.
IS E., W. NJ, before B. w. Mull-ey,
County Clerk at bis Office at Vale, Ore
gon, on Tuesday, the 10th day Of May,
1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and recla
nation OF said land
]. S. Napton, of Homedale, Idaho I;
Guy Johnston, of Roswell, Idaho, o. A.
Caldwell, OF Roswell, Idaho, Thos
Welsh, of Roswell, Idaho.
VIM. FARRE, REGISTER.
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change OF Time. D. 5. L.

May 18th train service on Vale
Oatario branch will be changed
70 leave Ontario at T:3O a. m.
connecting with trains one and
two, arriving az Vale at S:1Oa.
~, leave Vale 1880 p. m. arrive
az Ontario l.20 p. m. to connect
with trains four. i've ana six.
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GIVIN.
Jan. rs.

George Brewer has resignfd his
position as postmaster at Gym.
Rev Lloyd Williams tooF dinner
last Sunday at the home Of Mrs. d.
W. Edwards.
Miss Bessie Bostley, of Das Monies.
has returned home after spending
Sunday with her parents at Pekay.
Mrs. Theo. Pritchard, Of Cardiff, ILL.,,
will return home this week after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Dan Reese.
The house of Harley Brown, one
mile north of town, burned to the
ground this morning. Nothing but a
few bed clothes were saved. The
cause OF >the fire is supposed to be a
defective f1ue.~>
One night last week while Dan
Reece was out skating with some
young folks he fell and hurt his arm,
making quite an Impression on the
ice. He now wants to trade his skates
for a good meerschaum pipe which
will be more valuable during the
long winter evenings.
Jan. rs. Nivig.
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The COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON.

Miss Neva CONN was a victim Of
indisposition Monday.
Neal vanderhaar and wife spent
Wednesday evening at Jim Cruzen's
Tom Ferree and Byron Cruzen were
numbered with la grippe victims last
week
Byron Cruzen and son Floyd were
at the home of c. W. Bailey for din
ner recently.
Mrs. Fred Coffin has received word
of the safe arrival of her parents at
Boulder, Colo.
Floyd Knight was an all night Wis.
itor with Ralph Bailey the first part
OF the week.
Miss Retha Phillips boarded at Will
Cruzen's last week on account of a
sprained ankle.
Elmer knight and Clara Cruzen
have returned from their visit in
Hardin county.
viii Cruzen sold nine head of fat
young butcher stuff" to Harris Bros.
delivered Monday.
Roy Shroyer sawed wood for John
Else Sr., Dan Howar, Fred Else and
Ed Harvey last week.
Ike Ferree, wife and brother, Strong
were at viii Cruzens for dinner Sun
day after preaching.
"Ras" Coffin and wife from 0ska-
loosa, spent day last week at the
home of their son, Fred.
Clifford Ferree and wife are caring
for wee" young lady since last
week. All are getting along nicely.
Dave" Cummins' young folks are
suffering from tonsilitis of a serious
nature. Dr. Clark is in attendance.
John Walraven, Jr., has a new driv-
ing horse since last week, purchased
from Ounce Mcconnell, of oskaloosa.
There will be preaching next Sab
bath after S. s., which is at ten, ser
vices at eleven. A cordial invitation
is extended to all by the minister.
Sam Cruzen entertained at dinner
last Sunday Harry Hicks and family
and in the evening the Misses Mabel
and Nellie Dilley, from near Lacey,
John Whitehead, Walter Beal and wife
and Arthur Beal and wife.
Uncle Charles Ferree passed away
Monday afternoon at four O'Clock at
the home of his son, Oliver, where he
had been making his home. His
daughters, Mrs. Howard Bryan, of
New Sharon. and Mrs. Hulda Stewart,
from near Keswick, were phoned re
questing their presence Immediately.
Mrs. Bryan arrived before he died
and Mrs. Stewart shortly after. The
funeral will be held Wednesday at l
p. m. at Madison chapel.
NOSIDAM.
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to farm west of Beacon, His fam
| lily will be greatly missed by his many
friends and neighbors.
Quite number from here attended
the Bolton dance Saturday night. A
good time is reported. II Evans hac
the push Bolton has, we might have
some amusements of our own.
Miss Mildred Ryan, of Oskaloosa
WIS Sunday school visitor here Sun
day and spent the day calling among
friends here. Miss Mabel Davis &C
fompanied her home, returning Mon
|tday evening.
Rev. Strong, of the University
preached here Sunday night There
has been such small attendance the
last few Sundays we are afraid it is
discouraging to these young men. Sc
everybody come and help things
along.
Jan. %. Brownie.
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LEIGHTON,
Jan. 20
Brownie.

A. E. Price was business caller
in Oskaloosa Monday. ST.
Pete DeCook has been on the sick
list the past few days.
X. ]. Dykma and sister, Margaret
were Oskaloosa callers Wednesday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips and wife were
over-Sunday visitors at the home OF
]. F. Riggs in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Fliesback returned to her
home in Keokuk after a two weeks
visit at the l.. c. Howe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price and chill
dren visited a few days the first Of
the week at the parental Aiken home
in Oskaloosa. .H
DR. L. C. Howe and son went Ia
NusCatiHa Friday and visited over
Sunday with his parents, returning
home Monday.
VOLUNTEER.
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FATAL FIRE COSTS s5OO,OOO
ONE KILLED AND THIRTY HURT
IN CHICAGO BLAZE.
Flames Threaten Portland, Me- 5usi
ness District, Loss Assresat-
Ing 100000.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-One fireman was
killed and 30 were injured early to-
day while fighting spectacular blaze
at 163-167 Adams street, which caused
an estimated loss OF 100000. The
flames started in the basement Of the
w. P. Dunn Company, 1913 Adams
street, and before they could be con-
trolled had wrecked the printing plant,
which is owned by Aid. Dunn of the
Twenty-fifth ward, destroyed the Flor
ence hotel, driving $50 guests, panic
stricken, into the Icy street and caused
large loss to dozen other business
houses in the fire-swepe buildings. The
fireman who was killed is James Gal
lagher, truckman of hook and ladder
company No. l, stationed in LaSalle,
near Harrison street. With the other
members of his company and with
members Of engine companies No. 10
and 6, Gallagher was on the top floor
fighting the flames, when suddenly
either the rear wall or a portion of the
roof caved In. Lieut.. Hussey Of en-.
CINE five heard the cracking OF the
walls. Run for your lives, boys!" he
shouted, and the men, dropping the
leads Of hose they we're carrying,
made a desperate rush for the stand
pipes in the front of the building. AL
though nearly every man on the top
floor was caught by the falling debris
and more or less seriously injured,
they one after another leaped for the
Recovered standpipe and slid to the
street in safety. Gallagher alone failed
to do so.
Portland, Me-, Jan. 2S.-Fire, which
several times threatened to wipe out
the business district of this city and
which chsused damage estimated al
over 100000, was kept confined to the
block in which 1t started Monday after
almost ten hours fighting by Portland
firemen, aided by men and apparatus
from several outside cities. The fire
started in the wholesale dry goods
house Of Milliken, Cousens & Co., and
it was in their half of the building that
the greater part of the loss was sus
tanned. Later. when the fire was
thought to be under control, the other
half of the building, occupied by A. +
Cox & Sons, was invaded by the
flames which had made their way
through the roof and party wall sim
ultaneously and the s250,000 stock Of
boots and shoes was ruined.
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SPRING CREEK.

Mrs. Cinda Morrow is improving.
Earl Hoover and wife are rejoicing
over a baby girl.
SAINT Graham and wife are visiting
relatives in kanis1R,l ..,.
Harry Anderson puschased team
of mules last week.
Albert Rinden and family spent
Sunday at New Sharon.
Harley Moore and wife spent Mon
day at the home of Will Campbell.
Mrs. Cora Cox was the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Norris last Saturday.
Berenice Beach spent last Satur
day and Sunday at the Landfear home
in Wright.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended Mrs. Bartlett's funeral. All
regret her death.
Many regret the death of DR.. d. A,
Hoffman. He was one of the pioneer
doctors, always willing to help the
suffering, regardless of money, roads
or weather.
While Lou Towns was cutting a
tree down recently limb fell off and
struck him in the side. Mr.. Towns
has been confined to his home and
the wound is very painful.
Merrill Coffin organized young
peoples Christian Union at Buckeye
last Sunday Miss Mabel Cochran,
president; Berenice Beach, vice presi'
dent; Matte Reiner. secretary; Cath
oline Reiner, organist. May success
crown their every effort in the church.
Jan. 20. Gala Lily.
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ADAMS.
EGLAH

Our college students visited over
Sunday at their homes.
Walter France visited friends in
Oskaloosa over Sunday.
Harry Hanna visited his parents In
oskaloosa over Sunday.
Mrs. A. f. Natter. who has been
quite sick. is reported better
Mrs. ]. II. without spent Saturday
night at the Albert Natter home.
viii Padgett. wife and daughter
Rosa spent Sunday at w. H. Kinks.
J.. w. Hanna and family spent Sun
day at the James McLandsborough
home.
Mrs. James Natter and Mrs. E. T.
Hanna are having siege OF the
grippe.
Miss Eva McLandsborough spent
Sunday with her grandparents in os-
kaloosa.
James McLandsborough. James Ma,
teer and Gid BoIes took hogs to mar
ket Tuesday.
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Mrs. Mary Bass, former resident
Of this township, is in a critical con
dition with pneumonia
Master Sammie Rice has been quite
sick. almost having pneumonia, but
he is better at this time.
1t is In order to call Mr.. Shroyer
grandpa" since the arrival of son
at the home of Harry Smith.
]. N. Allgood and wife. E. 7. and
C. E. Hanna took dinner at the, pa.
rental Hanna home Saturday.
J. f. Ruby, of Kansas, was called
here by the serious illness of hia
father, Andrew Ruby, OF oskaloosa.
w. H. Kirk delivered corn to j
w. Hanna last week, and j. II. WHY
holt sold corn to the Hanna boys r.
Gently
Jan. 2S. PansJ
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EVANS.
Jan. rs.

Miss Jessie Avery visited over Sun.
day in Fremont.
The Cox girls spent Sunday in Bux,
ton with relatives.
Joe Prime visited at the Walter Han
cock home Saturday.
Miss Van Corp, of Oskaloosa, was
calling on Hulda Burke Friday.
Miss Cora Butts, of Prairie City
is here visiting her many friends.
Miss Mary Longstaff, of Oskaloosa
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mamie Lloyd
Pearl Clarkson visited in Bolton
Saturday with her friend, Miss Sug
gett.
VIII Edwards and family, of Oska,
loosa visited here Sunday with their
parents.
Perry Klinkenbeard and wife were
In town Sunday looking after bust.
ness interests.
Mrs. Daisy TreVylian, who has bce:,
quite sick for the ..st nwesa, lis rnscl
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Patterson visited
Saturday in Oskaloosa with their
aunt, Mrs. Lichtenheld.
Harry Moulton of Blyth came home
Sunday, called by the serious illness
of his father, Rev. Moulton.
From the looks of Rolley Shipley
he has surely joined the smile club
It's boy-Forrest Albert by name.
William Griffiths moved last week
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with the Methodists was not, as Is
sometimes the case, simply for con-
venience, but because the doctrine and
experience of the church accorded
with her own. Upon coming to this
city she became member of the
Simpson Society, and since the con
solidation of the two old societies she
has continued a faithful and consist
ent member of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church. But she was liber-
al in her views and in her residence
here of over 80 years she has made
a large number of friends outside of
her own communion.
On account of her long and valuable
services in the work of the hospital
for the soldiers of the Union army
she was admitted as an honorary mem
Der of the Oskalosa Circle of the
Ladies of the Grand Army. The anx-
ious and unwearied care required OF
her during the long illness of Father
Stafford told on her, and since his de-
parture she has shown evidence of
piOhuCoS
was of about fifteen weeks duration,
and from its nature was exceedingly
trying and painful. Yet she endured
it, "as seeing Him who is invisible"
and anxiously awaited the change,
which came peacefully on the even
ing of Jan. 90, 1908. She was aged
80 years, 10 months and 20 days.
OF her descendants she leaves be-
hind her daughter, Mrs. Josie Myers,
FIVE grandchildren, Mrs. Minnie Kirk,
of Denver, Colo, Albert A. Myers, of
Chicago, Frank and Fred Myers, of
Ottumwa, and Mrs. Mabel Thompson,
Davenport, and seven great-grandchil-
dren. OF her it may truthfully be
said "she hath done what she could
and the language of the poet is APP
propriate here:
20 weep not for those who shall sor-
row no more,
Whose warfare is ended, whose trial
Is DER;
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Rose arru,..

.-------.-------------eed, of Delta, Was
yisIrns----.-,.. - ere last week.
Almar James and wife took dinner
Sunday at the home of rlet Bump.
The meetings in progress at the
Christian church are quite well at
tended.
Miss Faye Lister, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday at the parental Joe Lis
ter home.
Miss Grace Rowland, who is attend
ing Penn, was an over-Sunday visitor
at the parenal home.
Miss Anna Hunt was an oyer-Sun-
day visitor with Miss Wayne Slocum
and many of her other friends.
Robert Sarvis and wife were Wis
itors Saturday at the parental Reed
Robbins home in Spring Valley.
Johnny Bilbo, of Oskaloosa, is
spending few days this week here
visiting relatives and old time friends.
The snow last week made it seem
as though we were going to have
some winter, even though little late
in the day.
Earl and Carl Brown. who are at
tending Penn, came down Friday even
ing for an over ,unday visit at the
parental Jared Brown home.
The next number of the Union
Lecture Course will be given by Mon
roe Markley at the Methodist church,
Feb. LIST. Remember the date.
Kisor Moore and family were bid
ding Rose Hill relatives and friends
goodbye on last Friday, intending to
start TO Oklahoma Saturday, where
they will make their home.
Rev. Tenant reports success at
the meetings in progress in Indianap-
oils. where he is assisted by Mrs. Sam
Keel, of Oskaloosa, there being six
renewals and conversions.
EGLAH.
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Let the song be exalted, triumphant
the chord,
And rejoice for the dead who have
died in the Lord
The funeral services were held at
the residence Jan. 25th, under the
charge of the pastor, Rev. Eugene
Allen, assisted by Revs. Kemble and
E. H. Waring, the latter of whom-a
friend of many years-made an APP
preciative address. The pall-bearers
were members of the Post, and the
ladies of the Grand Army were present
and observed their beautiful rites at
the funeral, The remains were then
inferred in the family lot in Forest
cemetery.-W. .,...
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borhood. The deceased was aged
about 80 years.
After a period CT general decline
incident to old age, Charles Ferree,
another old pioneer and for over six
ty years a resident of Mahaska county
joined the silent majority" passing
away Monday at 400 p. M, Jan. q,
1908. aged 80 years, IL months and
IS days. The old gentleman, who
had lived with his son, Oliver, has
been gradually failing. and for the
past several days prior to his death,
indications were such as to lead to
the belief that the end was near.
Funeral to take place Wednesday af-
ternoon, with burial in Madison GEM
ctery.
Jan. 2S. WOOD VIOLET.
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SKUNK RIVER.

A touch of winter lately.
Corn is still exchanging hands.
The sick are getting along nicely.
Elmer knight returned home last
Friday from his visit.
Nose Barr and wife were callers
at the Whitehead home Monday.
Mrs. c. w. Bailey had a late seige
of the grippe, but is now improving.
Herbert Padgett visited with his
aunt, Ollie. day or two last week
Mrs. Huldah Stewart and Mrs. EN-
ma Bryan are here, called by the
death of their father.
Clifford Ferree and wife have a
small daughter a week old. Grandma
Kirk and Mrs. Crispin spent day or
two last week caring for the little
ladies' welfare.
Arthur and Ida Dilley, Walter and
Mary Beal, John Whitehead and the
Misses Dilley, from near Lacey, spent
Saturday evening at the Samuel Cru
zen, home and Swere 'UnpertaiRed by
graphaphone music.
Word from Mrs. E. e. Hill brings
the sad news of the death of her
daughter, Mrs. Maggie Helena Rose
who died en- Christmas day of heart
failure. The husband and two daugh
tiers are left, aged twelve and nine
years. Mrs. Rose was born here and
many friends grieve to hear of the
death of the lady! who was a school
mate of many in West Center neigh
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oriainaI Notice.

In the district court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
April term, A. d. 1908
To William R.Kent and Mrs. William
R. Kent his wife; Sarah Carnes and
S. S. Carnes, her husband; and l.. l..
Garden, unmarried;
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 14th day of February 1908,
a petition of the plaintiffs, Mary r.
Davis ct al, will be filed in the Office
of the clerk of the district court OF
the State of Iowa, in and for Mahaska
county, bringing suit in partition of
real estate described in petition,
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the April term, A. d. 1908, of
said court, which will commence on
the 14th day of April, 1908, default
win be entered against you and judg.
ment rendered thereon as prayed for
in said petition.
j. F. and w. r. Lacey
t27w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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UNUSUAL INSTRUMENT.

An unusual instrument has been
placed on file in the Office of the
county recorder in the form of an
agreement between G. II Stump and
his wife. M. L. Stump, to. convey to
Enroll Stump for the consideration of
s125 their property, described as the
ne. NV. sw. and pit. NV. sw, 24-74-16.
The instrument appoints Irving G.
Johnson as attorney in fact for both
parties to execute, acknowledge and
deliver all deeds, mortgages or other
instruments referring to the des-
cribed land.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

- Notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue OF special execution to me
directed by the Clerk OF the District
Court of Nahaska County, Iowa,
against the Goods. Ohattels. Lands.
Tenements etc of d. b. Long and
Anna Long def'n'ts, in favor OF Viola
Murphy, plaintiff. I win offer at Public
Sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at
tbedoor OF the Court House, in the city
Of OekRloosa. County of Mahasza.
Iowa, on the 28th day Of February
1908, all of said Defendants right, title
and interest In and to the following
described Real Estate situated in
Mahaska County, towit:
The south 40 feet of Lot No 2 in
Block II, Original Plat, oska-loosa,
Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour OF 2
O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
Witness my hand this 2ist day
of January, 1908.
27w2 Il. L. VALENTINE
Sheriff OF Mahaslra, County Iowa.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

WHIPPLE.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Whipple, 4OS Second avenue west,
Monday afternoon at 100 o'clock, a
10-pound baby boy. Mother and baby
doing nicely.
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J. A. Frech, district organizer for
the feomen, has been appointed post.
master at Bancroft, Iowa.
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FERREE-Died, at his home in
Madison township, Monday, Jan. q
1908, at $40 p. M, of old age, Charles
Ferree, aged 80 years, IL months and
IS days. Funeral services Wednes.
day, Jan. 20, at p. M, at the Madi'
son church, and interment in Madison
cemetery.
Deceased was born in Pennsylvania,
February Q, 1927, and had resided in
Mahaska county forty-seven years,
Deceased is survived by four sons
Thomas, oliver. Isaac and Perry Fer
rec, and two daughters, Hubby Stew
art and Emma Bryan.