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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
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(From Saturdays Daily) Here from Hillside.
 John Roberts of Hillside i, visiting in the city. Grown King Visitor.
 MT and Mr,. X. W. Jonc. of Crown King are visiting in the city Here on Mining Business.
 Ed. Zeiger, the Congress Junction merchant. is here on mining business Chino Valley Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Hamilton of Chino valley are visiting in the city. Jerome Junction Visitor.
 T. r. Peters, the Jerome Junction mining man, is here on a short busi- ness visit.
 Back from Jerome.
 !. !. Fisher arrived nome last night from a visit to the Little Daisy mine at Jerome.
 Visiting His Family.
 II. F.. Armitage is in the city from his mines in the Poland section visit. ing his family. Will Enter University.
 R. F.. Farrell of McCabe was an out going passenger last night for Tucson, where he will enter the territorial university. Wool Grower Leaves.
 l.. D. Yacger, the northern Arizona wool grower, left yesterday afternoon for Del Rio on sheep business after a short visit here. A Flying Visit.
 James Humphreys. the Maxton min. ing man, paid flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home in the afternoon. Left for New York. | Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Mclean left yes tcrday afternoon for their home in New York, after q pleasant visit here and in Crown King. Assembly Candidate Here. | i' is ldlths 'dhuiidlt ibE tH' aH scmbly on the Republican ticket, came in yesterday from his mines in the Groom Creek section. Home from Holbrook.
 Judge Sloan and W. x. Norviel ar rived home last night from IIolbrook where the iudgc presided at a short term of the district court there early this week
 Will Leave for Los Angeles.
 W. l.. Anderson, Ernest Howe and F. Corthell will leave this morning foi Los Angeles, where they will spenC their annual vacations. Williamson Valley Visitor.
 C. M. shannon is in the city iron the Stewart Maus ranch in Williamson valley on n short business visit, Will Purchase cattle.
 Joseph Roberts was an outgoihI passenger last night for the Kirklan, ranges to purchase fat cattle for hi 10. K. meat market.
 In from His Mines
 Andrew Peterson is in the city iron his mines in the Weaver Mountains or mining business.
 Dewey Teacher Visits.
 Miss Josephine Butler, teacher oi the Dewey school, came in last eve ming 10 spend Sunday in the city, th' guest of her sisters, the Misses Doll, and Birdie Butler.
 Mrs. l.. C. Earle and baby daughter passed through here last night on thei way home to Peoples Valley, from | six mnoths' visit with relatives 1T Banning, California.
 The management of the St Michae Hotel announced last night that thu national, state and county election re turns will be posted on the bulletin
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Attended the Rally.

Mrs. Mary A. Neagle, Mrs. William Neagle and Miss Susan Murphy left oi last night s train for Kirkland, wher' they attended the dance following thu Democratic rally.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. Paul Wright of Camp Wood are the guests of relatives in the city.
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Will Enter University.

R. F. Farrell of McCabe was an ou going passenger last night for Tucso where he will enter the territori university.
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Visiting Relative

John Duke arrived home ' from his mines in the Vulture
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City News
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tFrom Thursdays Daily) A Flying Visit.
 'olin Campbell the Ash Fork wool grower paid flying visit 10 the city yesterday, returning home on the af. tcrnoon train.
 Left for Los Angeles.
 Miss Edna Hanrahan left Monday Tor l.os Angeles, wnerc she will enter the novitiatc of the Sisters of st. Jo. Scph in q few days. Brings in Pelt.
 w. C. Shook, the Juniper stockman. added the pclt of wild eat to the su. pervisors collection of bounty wild animal hides yesterday. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Joe Frueler and Jim Lewis arrived here last evening from the Savoy mine m the Bradshaw mountains to enjoy a well earned vacation. Will Leave on Hunt.
 NIT. and Mrs. R. W. Thomas and daughter, Mrs. E. W. Mowday. will leave this morning on n hunting trip through the Ash Creek country. Democratic Orator Home.
 Attorney F. w. O'Sullivan arrived home yesterday morning from Fools Gulch. where he delivered an address at the Democratic rally Tuesday night. Mine Manager Here.
 r, F.. Bilcs, general manager of the Mount Elliott Consolidated Mines Company. arrived here last night from a short business visit in Los Angeles. Home from Vacation.
 W. II. Hoover, freight agent of the x. r.. r. & r.. arrived home last night froom vacation spent with relatives and friends in Illinois and Missouri. Left for Phoenix.
 r. r. Cruicc. assistant to the pres idcnt of thc S F.. r. X F.. and leased lines. was an outgoing passenger last night for Phoenix on railroad busi. ness
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Visiting Crown King.

R. II. lIctherington is in the Crow King country on mining business. II is expected home tonight.
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Brings in Pelt.

W. c. Shook, the Juniper stockman added the pclt of wild eat to the su pervisors' collection of bounty wild animal hides yesterday.
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Visiting His Family.

II. F.. Armitage is in the city fro his mines in the Poland section visi ing bis family.
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Back from Colorado.

Mir and Mrs. w. M. Wilson arrive home last night from an extended visi with relatives and friends in Pueblo Colorado.
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Circulating Among His Friends.

William Mengis is in the city fro his mines in the Black Hills circula ing among his many friends.
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Mine Manager Here.

r. F. Bilcs, general manager of , Mount Elliott Consolidated Mir Company, arrived here last night fir, Ia short business visit in Los Angel
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Home from Vacation.

W. II. Hoover, freight agent of S. r.. r. X r.. arrived home last n iroom vacation spent with relat and friends in Illinois and Miss,
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Left for the Springs.

\. W. Edwards and r.. C. Smitn were outgoing passengers last night for Castle Hot Springs. They were accompanied by A W. Chancy of Los Angeles. who arrived here yesterday and has accepted the position of man. agcr of the popular resort.
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From Thursdays Daily)
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In from Camp Wood.

l.. l.. Harmon is in the city from ranches and ranges in the Camp Wo section on stock business.
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Here on Mining Business.
Back from Jerome.

!. !. Fisher arrived nome last from visit to the Little Daisy at Jerome.
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(From Fridays Daily.)
Stockmen Visit.

Grant Carter and Charles Carter of Kirkland are visiting in the city. Back from His Mines.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-12
FAIRFIELD.

,Fairfeld,-The enrolment at ths
close Of the second day at the Fairheldq
short course was .2es.. number IN
usually large for the first years IN
struction. The managers are delight
cd with the interest and enthusiasm
shown by the students.
The work Of laying brick on Parson
colleges new gymnasium conlraenced
Tuesday and will be pushed through
10. completion.
The. date Of the Penn Parsons bas-
ket ball game has been changed from
December IA to December II.
The ladies' glee club of Parsons Will
give a concert in Library Hall on the
evening Of December Is. This is a
new organization and has made only
one public appearance. It is III charge
Of Miss Florence Glenn. the. new vocal
teacher.
The students of Parsons college will
purchase a bronze tablet containing
Lincolns Gettysburg address and Will
plane it In a prominent place in the
college Library. building before Feb
ruary -. 1909, the hundredth anniver'
sary OF Lincoln's birth.
Mrs A. ]. Conlee died here Tuesday
morning at the, family home on South
Third street, after an Illness extend
ing, over. several, months. The funeral
will be reld THURSDAY morning and
will be conducted by Rev. c. L. Ten
nant of the Methodist church.
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Neighb OrhOOd News
AGENCY.
(RY COURIER

- -. - = II - H- - 81 81.
Agency--At the regular meeting Of
olive Branch lodge. NO. 21 A. H. A. NJ.
The following officers were elected:
G.. NJ. Croy, Worsl1tpful, Master; Eny-
art Watson, Senior Warden: j. A. Mil
Ter, junior Warden: w. H. Reynolds,
Secretary.
The famous lecturer. Henry Clark,
will give the second number of the
Epworth League lecture course in the
NJ. E. church, Dec. IS. The subject IS
Boxes
The funeral. Of the late Chas. s.
shadford was held wednesday at
.. M, from the NJ. z. church. Rev. Or
eutt preached the sermon and the
Woodmen had charge of the burial
services.
Dec. s. a son.
Miss Dottie Miller who has been
quite sick is getting better.
Mrs. w. H. Galop, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Thomas
for some time will leave this week TOR
Lincoln, Neb.
W. II. spry moved to ottumwa on
Tuesday.
Fred Bell returned from Chicago,
where he attended the stock SHOW
Miss Ialda Cremer the primary
teacher has resigned. to take eHeet
Christmas.
ftfnar1ev Miller is visiting in Illinois
r II. Newell has returned from OH
C. shank returned Tuesday from
Texas trip. !.
Mrs. susan Ebe Of San jose Cal, is
here visiting her son George.
Fred Beach has returned to Fried
mans store, after d short absence
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Farmers,
Attention!

When Christmas comes you will
spend some money for candy, won't
you? Well. last Christmas made and
sold Az tons of pure candy, candy
which l was proud to sell because 1t
was made in my own factory and |
could guarantee it to be pure and
wholesome. You can let your children
cat my candy and not be afraid, be-
cause my guarantee is back of every
pound | SELL It is this-the best candy
money and brains can produce. l am
not new at the business. have
had II years of handling candy. I
don't know it ALL but do know how to
make good candy.
I am going to make at least as
much candy as I did last year and
shall make you price on it as low as
you could buy it from a wholesaler.
even IL you were in business. These
prices are for you alone and will
have candy from 7i1sc pound up. In
this age prices count and quality is al
ways considered, Come in and see
more candy in one room than you ever
saw at one time before. Remember
we make all this candy and it will be
fresh. am going to make this real
bargain sale for you. We are now max
ing for Christmas, broken mixed.
which has IS different kinds and
f1avors in. OF this kind alone we
make 1900 pounds. Also crin1p, eurls,
fish, moss squares, crystal cream, but
terfly and beauty bon bons in the
mixed candy and also about 125 other
different kinds of chocolates, peanut,
cocoanut and nut candies.
am right back of Friedman's dry
goods store on Court street, No. Ill.
Look for the big banner "Headquar-
ters for Christmas Candies"
Don't buy until you see this candy.
can save you money. Remember
more candy, better candy for the
least money than any other place on
earth. &
YOURS FOR A SQUARE DEAL.
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MouLToN.

Moulton-Last Saturday Thos. W.
Evans and Miss Otta Anderson were
married at the home of Mrs. Lille
Quinn by. Squire J. NJ. Wilt. They
will make their home in Moulton
It is satisfactory to the people of
Moulton and more especially the Re-
publicans that Hepburn contest with
Jameson for the Representatives.
chair at Washington.
THE Abba Turks" football team
are scheduled for a game here today
with the town team OF this place.
Mrs. E. S. Iarbert and and Mrs.
Vail returned Monday from a visit in
Tnionville, Mo.
John Tharp left Monday for Han
nibal. Mo, as witness in the Federal
Court
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Henson spent
Sunday in Unionvillc, Mo, with their
son, Ed Henson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marshall. Mrs.
Hamilton and Martin Carlos spent
Tuesday in Ottu1nwa.
Archie Kirnball returned to Center
vile Monday. where he is on court
business.
The ". c. T. U. met with Mrs. L. F.
Morrow in South Moulton Tuesday
afternoon.
Saturday night the Yeon1en sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Gather at
their home on West 9Th street. A
good number were present and en-
joyed nice evening.
Joe Berry was in Des Moines over
Sunday
Jas Craig opened the City Meat
ey has charge.
Ed Marshall. conductor on the Wa
bash, is laying off on account of a
sprained foot.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-12
BY Misses Hazel Pos and Mabel Jam.

ison.
Joe Johnson, Mrs. Ed Chapman, and
members OF the Bert Sullivan family
were. at Hamilton Monday attending
the funeral of Orville Johnson, who
died quite suddenly at 0ttumwa Sat
urday. The young man was a son OF
the late John johnson, who lived south
OF town He has visited hers ON sew
eral occasions.
The funeral of LOUIS Roscoe the in
FAINT son Of Lewis and Minnie Myers,
east of town, was held Monday with
burial at Kirkvile. The child died
Sunday, December 6. aged two days.
Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Hayden
Chapel, who has been quite sick the
past two weeks, underwent a surgical
operation this week.
f. w. Schafer arrived home Tues
day morning from Chicago where he
had been for a few days transacting
business and attending the Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition
Miss Eppie Wylie departed Monday
night for Beloit, Kansas, to spend
about six weeks with her relatives,
Messrs. and Mesdames A. Manifold
and Orville Bolon.
o. j. Lind and family returned Mon
day from a short visit at Sand Prairie.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men have elected the following of :.
| ficers for the coming year:
Foreman--John Waughaman.
| Master of Ceremonies-Mrs. G. S.
Chord.
Correspondent and Master OF Ae-
| counts--W. M. Stuber.
OYerseer-Walter Roberts.
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DRAkEvILLE.

Drakeville-Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Housley came home Saturday from
Moberly. Mo-, where they visited their
son, C. S. Housley and wife.
Miss Mamie Newkirk of Ottumwa.
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sayles and Mrs.
Harriet Truitt went to Ottumwa last
Friday to spend few days with rel
atives and attend the w. A. Sunday
meetings.
John Fouts and family were callers
Sunday afternoon at the Tom Sayles
home.
Mrs. Rothenstein and children, Mrs.
Mayme Brown, Vivian Brown and Nell
Truit were Sunday visitors at the H.
l.. Truitt home.
Joe Proctor spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Ottumwa at the Sun
day meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Millisack were
Ottunwa visitors last week.
Fent Duke has purchased the Will
Sayles farm at $4,000.
A sled load Of young people from
here attended the meeting at Elm
Grove last Sunday night.
Miss Arlie Sloan was unable to at
tend her school duties last Monday
Mr.. Pool Of Laddsdale spent Sunday
with Miss Lizzie Goodlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tannehill spent Sun
day in Centerville.
George Calvert came home Monday
from OttumWa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boas were
Bloomfield visitors Saturday
Mrs. McReynolds spent Saturday
with her sister. Mrs. Baker.
Charlie Piper and family and Mrs
Ida Goodlander were Bloomfield visit.
ors last Saturday.
Visitors at school last Friday were
Alice Grant, Mrs. Grace Tannehil ant
Grace Caldwell. Mrs. Nellie Dodge
and children spent Sunday with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Housley.
A temperance program will be giver
at the hall next Saturday night, Dec.
ember ~.
/ Ed Sloan was in Bloomfield las
| Saturday
Mrs. Gene Williams is staying at thu
hotel.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kinsinge,
came in Monday from Ottumwa. Will.
here they visited at the Clarence vii
liams home.
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CoRREsPoNpENTS,)
AMApoR.

Amador. John Mcfarland and
Charles Eakins made a business trip
to the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. yandorl spent Tuesday in OF.
tumwa, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Williams spent
Thursday in 0ttunnwa.
Mrs. e. Haning spent Tuesday aft.
ernoon at the Phillips home.
Frank Wellman and family moved
to Ottumwa last week.
DR.. Newland is a guest at the r. D.
Williams home.
The condition Of John Phillips, who
has been ill for some time, remains
about the same.
I. l.. Baker marketed hogs in town
Monday
John Mcfarland and A. W. Smith
made a business trip to the county
seat Monday
| S. D.. are here for a visit in Warren
township with his father, Thos. Cur
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ealins spent
Sunday at the vanhorn home.
L. H. Wellman made a business
trip to Blakesburg Tuesday
Mrs Vanhorn has been slightly i'll
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Haning spent Sun.
day at L. H. Wellman's.
Rose and Jones Bros are threshing
clover in this vicinity at present.
Edyth Wilkinson spent Sunday with
Stella Negus.
! Mrs. Will Ralston. who has been i'll,
is improving.
Stella Myers spent Sunday night
with Edyth Wilkinson.
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BoNAPARTE

Bonaparte-F.! M. Sturdivant visited
ever Sunday in Keokuk. and attended
the Elk s. memorial services. /
Harry Gilbert has returned home
after spending several months in
Colorado,
A. j. Page was in ottunwa Mon
day
&. S. stebbins is a business visitor
in Chicago this week.
Mrs. Jessie Henry and daughter Of
Pennington are the guests of rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. j. Easter and children are
spending the week in Cttumwa.
A. V. Buck was a recent Birming-
ham visitor.
Charles Keasling was in Keosauaua
Monday.
3. F. Cline has sold the route, bust
ness and wagon 'of the Watkins Med
ical company to Minor Cummings,
possession to be given the first Of
January.
Mrs. George Miller and children
have returned home after visit with
relatives at Pella.
Mrs. Robert Meel1s has been visiting
in TT Madison recently.
Clarence Walker Of Ottumwa is a
guest at the John Creswell home
north of town.
Miss Nettie Israel is in Sigourney
this week.
Mrs. Ed Voightlander has returned
from Des Moines where she has been
in hospital.
Frank Wilson Of Warsaw, ILL.,, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. L. H. Warner was a Keokuk
visitor Tuesday.
Benjamin Ketcham was in Farm
ington Tuesday.
John Matlock. and George Alexander
We're Keokuk visitors the first of the
week.
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville - The Modern Woodmen
of America elected the following Off.
GERS at their regular meeting Tuesday
night:
Venerable Consul A. N. Johnson.
Worthy Adviser - Carl Powell.
Banker A. Il. Johnson.
Clerk - Fred Saville.
Escort Quincy Myers.
Waterman r. Powell.
Sentry - Frank Wantze.
Manager - I. A. Wormhoudt.
Camp Physicians F. M. McCrea,
r. F. Shahan, and e. L. Bay.
Among those who heard Rev. w.
A. Sunday preach in Ottumwa this
week were: Albert Warner, G. L..
Phillips, w. S. Shinn, Mr.. Walters of
Pekay and Misses Esther Riggs and
Jeanette Beedle.
Sam Newell, south Of town, is at
tending the National Live Stock Elk
position in Chicago this week. He
took two cars of stock with him.
The residence owned by Joe Derks
and occupied by Taylor Keen, on
Gray's Creek, was burned to the
ground one morning this week.
Attorney c. e. Hatchitt was in AL
bia Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mrs. L. A. Roberts returned this
week from a, short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. JAEGER, at Batavia,
and with relatives In Ottumws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Gibson, east OF
town, left Tuesday for Iowa City for
visit with Mr.. Gibson's mother.
Ray Wooten, who has been visiting
at the Eph Watkins home, returned to
his home al Abba this week accom-
panied by Forest Watkins, who is
spending a few days there.
Mrs. Thee OFT has returned from a
short visit with her brother, d. e
Ward, in Ottumwa-
Frank Brown Of Davis county visit
ed at the Chas. Parker home Mon
day
Mesdames Sarah Norman and N
M. Wood, across the river, are al
home from visit at the H. e. Keer
home in Ottumwa.
Misses Minnie Hall and Emma
Brewer of Oskaloosa, visited here or
Tuesday, and were accompanied home
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A DECLINE IN
EGG PROMISED
HEN FRUIT, WHILE UNUSUALLY
HIGH NOW, WILL SOON GO
DOWN. SAY DEALERS.

DESPITE the fact that eggs have been
selling at high price in this city and
in other cities throughout the country:
the local dealers state that they will
be much lower soon. 2A cents each,
or So cents retail is the price paid by
the consumers of the city today.
In New York yesterday eggs broke
cents and in several other OF the
larger cities the price is going down
slightly. On the local wholesale mar
net eggs are az cents and the inaica'
ton is that they will be lower soon.
Present stocks are closely held
and there has been some rumors of, a
corner in eggs, although eastern deal,
ers give general denials, saying the
high prices were due to shortage
in the supply of storage eggs and an
extraordinary light supply Of fresh
stock.
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FOSTER.

Foster. - John Turner was an over
Sunday visitor with his son in Ottum-
wa.
Roy and Frank Campbell of Ottum-
va, returned home Saturday after a
few days visit at the home of their
uncle and aunt, Henry Manear and
wife.
John Terry was visiting friends in
Avery and Cuba few days last week.
The coal company has put in new
pair of scales at the mines.
Rev. Silvera of Pe1la filled his reg
ular appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday night.
William Dale, pioneer of Mon
roe county, died at his home two
miles southwest Of Foster, Nov. 30,
Of consumption.
Frank Hawk, who lives Oh farm
liz miles southwest of town, was the
victim of a severe accident the other
fay. While chopping wood, the axe
glanced and struck his foot between
The two first toes. and split the foot
almost to the ankle DR.. Lynch was
called and rendered the necessary
attention.
The many friends of Miss Katie
Conway called upon her last Friday
evening ana reminded her that 1t was
her 21st birthday. The evening was
spent in amusements Of different
kinds and light refreshments were
served and everybody had good
lime . .s...
EVANGELIST James Burnett of Keo,
LUX is holding meetings here and has
organized church among the colored
peopl. They have fitted up a house
and will hold regular services in the
future. Mr.. Burnett is an able and
Earnest worker.
Victor Stark of Alberta, Canada, is
visitor at the Charles Carlson home
this week,
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BEAN RIDGE

Bean Ridge.-Jake Harsch of Ohio
visited few days last week with re1a-
tives in this neighborhood.
Miss Edna Mendenhall was an over
Sunday visitor at her aunt's Mrs. Geo.
Yahn.
Miss Lizzie Gift is in the sick list.
Miss Ella Aired visited over Sunday
with friends and relatives in Otttm.
wa.
Fred Proctor and Clara White Wis
tied over Sunday with Mrs. J. NJ.
Arnold and attended the Sunday re-
vival meetings.
Miss Maude Harsch visited over
Sunday with friends and relatives in
South OttumtYa.
Elmer Hendricks marketed hogs in
0ttumwa Tuesday.
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.T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS

steadys- !. .r...-... ss-, II. ~
Receipts-2,500.
Beeves--$3.A0@7.65.
stockers: feeders-s2.6o@4,s5.
Cows; heifers--s1.50@$4.9O.
Observation-Disclosures
Hogs--Market weak to lower.
Receipts-30,o0 900.
Light-s5.0o@S.65.
Mixed--s5.25@5.se.
Heavy-s5.3o95.sT.
Rough-5.30@5.46.
Bulk sales--s5.45@o.T5.
Sheep--Market steady to 10 lower,
Receipts--16,00o.
Matured-s2.S0@475.
Lambs-$A.50@7.50.
Yearlings-$4.25@5.oo.
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San Luis VaIIey,.Co!o.

Where every Farmer has BANK
account and check book in his
pocket Since Opportunity knocks
but once at your door, why not heed
its beckon9 Why hesitate longer?
Why not come at once to the San Luis
Valley? a land full of opportunity; a
beautiful Sunny Valley surrounded
with Snow Covered Mountain peaks.
Land SO fertile that none other com
pares with it; land with the purest
artesian water in such quantities that
farm after farm Is being irrigated with
it December Is a special sleeper and
dining car will be furnished at s1o0
per day during the trip. Don't miss
this chance, but take a week off and go
with us: For particulars write or call.
| p. E. Johnson & Go.
Old Leighton BLDG. 0ttumwa, Iowa