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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
4 4 4 4 4
(From Thursdays Daily)
At the Amarillo.

~ NAo hluHIHAUs
G. f. Dahlstrom, Dallas; William
II. Craven, Chlldress; Nina Carhart,
Panhandle; W. D. Rankin, Lexing-
ton, Mo-; ]. o. Lessen, Lexington,
Mo-; Lon A. Bland, Kansas City; l..
B. Wilson, oklahoma City; Jno, II.
nall, Plainview; NJ. d, Henderson,
Plainview; j, S. Jones, Hereford; Il.
S. Holiday, Chicago; H. II. Bunt-
ney, Fort Worth; w. S. Cooke, Fort
Worth; Sol Jacobs, Dallas; W. d.
Ruthegan, Canadian; Mrs. Maude
Pebworth, Muskogee, Okla. ], Ros-
enstein, Dallas; j. A. Clinterheard,
Chicago; Chas. II. Hampton, FL
Paso; X. Miller, Chicago; A. ]. Tai
bot, Denver; f. T. Premier, Dali
las; j. S. Marsh and family, Clovis;
Frank Early, Fort Worth; j. A. Sim
mons, B. Beck, ]. B. Num-, Denver;
Chas. f. Logan, Oklahoma City; f..
d. Gould, Kearney, Neb,; Chas. T..
Clayton, Denver; S. f. sullenberger,
Globe, Ariz.; Lev q. Gibbs, Globe,
Ariz,; Mrs. Hiserote, Plainview; j..
G. Mclean, Dalhart; ]. R. Blakeney,
Fort Worth; V. McMain, Tucumcari;
II. II. Wallace, Tascosa; Ned Hanks,
Kansas City: II. w. Mathews, Okla
homa City: A. L. Sacks, Chicago;
o. c. Green, oklahoma City; A. j.
Stuart, Oklahoma City; r. II. Pratt.
Ozark, Ark; Cor Corn, Cincinnati;
w. l.. Mcintosh, Hereford; o. p.
Oliver, Farwell; ]. r. Irwin, New
York; N. A. Hardeman, Oklahoma
City; j. w. Watkins, Dallas; j. S.
Jones, Hereford; L. Dentsch, Chi
cago; w. l.. Duckworth, Wichita,
Kan; Walter schnell, Denver; Miss
Harp, Plainview; O. NJ. Neal, St
Louis; NJ, L. Steth, Fort Worth; T. A.
Cook, Oklahoma City; c. B. Haskins,
Mayfield, KY. W. D, Howren, Dali
hart; j. L. Fischer, Texhoma; NJ.
A. Carlton, Washington, D. c.; A.
J. Rigsby Chicago.
AT the EInhlrst.
i. E. Pickerell, City; A. w. Handle,
Galveston; E. G. Throckmorton, City;
b. b. Williams, Kansas City; C. T.
Wara, Canyon City; j. C. Faucet,
Texas; Joel Jacobs, Dallas; w. A.
Broseier' Paris, Texas: G. j.
Crouch. FL Paso, Texas; ]. L. Doud,
Ardmore, Okla; Grant Selby, Fort
Worth; L. B. Peyton, Fort Worth;
W. T. Dougherty. Fort Worth; 7. A.
johnson, Paris, Texas; w. ]. Ball,
Alanreed, Texas; II. A. Knollenberg,
Fort Worth.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21

The chigger has arrived Just at
the time when the garden is a little
paradise, roses full blown, peaches
beginning to turn red or yellow,
blooms on the bunch beans and
'tater, this pestiferous, inflnitesimal-
ly, harmless looking bug comes like
a thief in the night. He neither
blows a whistle or leaves visiting
card, but embraces his victim and
begins to bore for blood The only
redeeming thing about It is the fun
of scratching. He seems to thrive
best on black land and white people.
Sherman Daily Democrat.
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Two Different Articles.

AL Ell Paso merchant advertises
Mexican kisses at 20 cents a
pound" We never bought them
that way, but it may be cheap. How
ever 1t does not especially appeal to
US when we can get the American
article by the dozen in exchange for
COB OF taffy of home manufacture.
Alpine Avalanche.
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MAKE EFFORT
TO FREE T!!IAW
Associated Press.

hsNOCldLeu fTebS.
Poughkeepsie, n, Y, May IA
1he hearing of the Thaw habeas
corpus proceedings opened today
with representatives of both sides
ready to hasten the issu to a con-
clusion. Thaw's council contends
that Justice Bowling di1 not con-
form to the legal requirements
when he committed Thaw to the
asylum and claims he is being de-
prived Of his liberty without due
process Of law, He asked Justice
Morschauser to first pass upon this
question before examining the wit
ness TO determine Thaw's present
mental condition.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21

Attorney ]. Simpson Morgan had
a rather peculiar experience last
week. While going out to his farm
home one evening the wind took his
hat off and bid him a fond good
bye as It headed for the Texas coun-
try. Two or three days later when
coming to town with his wife he re-
marked that as the wind had re-
versed 1t was about time for the hat
TO get back. The thought was hard
ly expressed before he saw the hat
coming back and hitting only the
high places in its hurry to catch him
before he passed. From the labels
on the hat 1t must have been trav-
cling some since IT left home, making
all the important points in Texas
and oklahoma, but its pleasure at
getting back to a good country can
only be intlmated. 1t may be a sad
der but it is much wiser hat, and
is now contented to stay in Texico.
to the last of its .-Texico
Trumpet.
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s. f. Sullenberger, president of
the First National Bank, of Mclean,
and q prominent mining man of
Globe, Ariz., visited with Amarillo
friends yesterday.
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BRING UP vREELAND BILL.
Close Vote on Rule 10 Give Measure
Consideration.

Associated Press.
Washington, d, c., May li,-The
house today adopted a rule for con
sideratlon OF the vreeland currency
bill by a vote OF ga to liJ, The
Democrats voted solIdly against II
and were supported by fifteen Re
publicans,
The senate today passed the sun
dry civil appropriation bill without
amendment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21
DENVER WRECK
NEAR TRINIDAD
Associated Press.

Trinidad, Colo May 14.-lne
northbound passenger train No. on
the Colorado Southern went into the
ditch at noon today at Huerfano,
sixty miles north OF here. The en-
CINE and four coaches left the track.
Four passengers are injured but it
Is thought not fatally. A wrecklng
crew with physicians. has gone from
here to the scene.
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MARRIED AT PARSONAGE.
Illinois Girl and Denver Conductor
Are Wed.
(From Thursdays DAllyl

Are Wed.
(From Thursdays Daily.)
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
parsonage, Rev. L. C. Kirkes officiat-
cd at the wedding of Miss Nellie
Smith to Mr.. c. r. Meek. Only the
contracting parties were present at
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Meek
will leave this afternoon on the Dem
yer for a short pleasure trip to Fort
Worth and Dallas after which they
will return to make their home here.
G. X. Meek is conductor on the
Denver and has been in charge, for
the last few weeks Of the ballast
train running from Magenta pit north
of here. He has been resident Of
Amarillo for about three years, IL
q popular member Of the Order Of
railway Conductors. He came west
from Bristol, ILL.,, and as the result
of a friendship begun in Illinois, the
pretty young woman, who is now his
bride, joined him here today. Mrs.
Meek is new to Amarillo and the
Panhandle, but is prepared to like
the country and will be made at home
at once by new friends here
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21

Ben Denton, of the Mclean News,
was a visitor at the Daily Panhandle
office today.
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CONFERENCE AT MEMPHIS.
Methodists Attend Quarterly Gath
crlng of District.

Rev. c. N, N. Ferguson and Coral
Sears left yesterday for Memphis
where they will attend as represen-
tatives OF the congregation Of the
Methodist church here, the quarterly
conference which continues today,
tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday.
The first sermon of the conference
was preached last night and the SEES.
sions OF the meeting will begin to-.
day, S. d. Morrison and John A..
Travis, local preachers OF the CON
gregation here will also al.-.. ....4.
the Amarillo church.
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AT the EIndIrst.

Captain w. H. lngerton went down
yesterday to Fort Worth to attend
as delegate the state Republican
convention.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-21

M. d. Henderson, the Plainview
real estate man. vas looking after
business in Amarillo yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-25
APPLE MEN AT MoNTRosE.

Mo%ntrose, July o. The next
meeting of the Mississippi Valley
Apple Growers association will be
held at Montrose on next Saturday,
July 20. Everybody is invited to come
to the meeting, which no doubt will
be very pleasant and profitable to all
having the slightest interest in the
fruit industry. Following the name Of
the organization, as a rule, heretofore
the discussion of all fruits excepting
the apple have not been entertained.
At the M%ontrose meeting, however, by
special request the consideration of
growing small fruits of any kind will
be admitted and allowed to become
part of the proceedings. 1t is hoped
that the grape growers and berry
growers in the vicinity of Montrose
and Nauvoo will be sure to be pres
ent.
Hon. Wesley Greene, secretary of
the Iowa State horticultural society,
and n of the most thorough going
horticulturists of the middle west, will
be present and ready to give all the
benefit Of his wide range Of practical
observations. Other successful fruit
growers are also expected to address
the meeting. Those wishing tt attend
will find the railroad trains going to
and leaving Montrose running at most
convenient hours. The. meeting will be
held In the public park. if the weather
should be pleasant; otherwise in the
public school house,. Is.
It Is also anticipated that in the
morning an opportunity will be given
to visit and inspect the orchard of
the Kennedy Bros. as it is close to
town For any further particulars ad-
dress James Handy, secretary. Quin-
cy, III.
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SICOURNEY HAS
A GALA DAY
Q. w. CELEBRATION ATTRACTS
5000 PEOPLE REV. sCHLEH
MAKES ADDRESS.

Sigourney, July 23.-Sigourney had
a gala day Wednesday. The occasion
being the Woodman of the World cele.
bration which attracted a large crowd
1t being estimated that there were
fully 1900 people in the town to en-
Joy the celebration and all had a good
time.
AT ten o'clock in the morning there
was a grand parade, headed by the
Keota Cornet band. Then came the
members of the order two abreast and
followed by the merchants wagons.
The wagons were decorated with flags
and bunting and each carrying some
article representative of their particu-
lar line. There were about thirty
floats in the procession and the entire
line of march presented a very pretty
appearance. In the afternoon Rev, G..
H.. Schleh of Omaha, Neb., Sovereign
Grand lecturer of the Woodman of the
World delivered the address of the
day, which proved to be an interest
ing talk to outsiders as well, as the
members of the order. Rev. G.. w.
Wilson of What Cheer, delivered the
Invocation which was followed by an
address of welcome. F. S. Yerger
was marshal of the day. and every
thing passed off smooth. After the
program the Texas Buds Wild West
show gave a performance which was
well attended. Then followed foot
races, ladies' egg races, climbing
creased pole and other attractions to
amuse the crowd. The entire program
was interspersed by excellent music
by the Keota Cornet band.
Other News Of Interest.
S. S. Wright, H. P. Newton, R. G.
Hamilton, o. B. Jones, Ed. Gilbert and
w. P. Anderson Jp., were among the
Keota visitors at the Woodman cele-
bration in Sigourney today.
Frank 'Horras of Chicago is spend
ing his vacation at the parental Hor-
ras home.
DR.. s. A. Spilman of Ottumwa was
in Sigourney Monday, being called
here in consultation on professional
business, by DR.. VIM. Pfannebecker.
DR.. 2. A. Johnston of Minneapolis,
MINI, is making an extended visit with
his parents. The doctor is a former
Sigourney product and is making good
in his profession in the northern city.
Judge Willcockson and Major Ham
ilton were Oskaloosa visitors Tuesday
returning home in the evening.
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WILLIAMsB

Williamsburg-Mrs. Wilson, wife Of
r. A. Wilson, who has been visiting
with Mr.. Wilson's mother and sisters
at Sheldon and Ackeyaden. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. James Young, of Huron, South
Dakota, is here for a few days visit
with relatives.
E. w. Tomasek, who has been
away on a business trip to Peoria, Ill.
and Milwaukee, Wis, returned home
Saturday night. He reports fine crop
prospects all along the line.
Dave James, one of the active stock
dealers, was in Cedar Rapids Monday
with a consignment of stock.
County Attorney Wallace is having
the foundation for his new house laid
this week. 1t is located in the west
part of town in the Yoss and Wallace
addition.
j. H. Hughes, OF the firm OF Hughes
& Craig, lumber and coal dealers of
this city, was in Cedar Rapids Mon
day.
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BLOOMFIELD.

E.EL."H s-EEE 4HF. E.#.H
Observation-Disclosures licenses were
issued July 17sto Martin II. Paris and
Miss Ethel Martz, both of Bunch and
to Lew E. Chaplin of Troy and Miss
Winnie Richardson, of Pulaski. Tie
couple were married Sunday,
July 10, at the home, of the brids's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richardson
near Pulaski, Rev. Theo. Koopman,
officiating.
Ralph Lczier, of Carrolton. Mo-, ar
rived Saturday to join his family. who
are visiting at the parental s.. 8. Car
ruthers home.
Mrs. ]. w. Caldwell. of Steamboat,
Rock, returned to her home Saturday.
after a two weeks visit with Bloom
field relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dunlap were
summoned to Bonaparte Monday to
attend the funeral of the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Hornbaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Rankin, Mr.. an1
Mrs. Fl. B. Rankin and son Charles
spent Sunday at the home of George
Garner, in West Grove.
DR.. c. d. Sheldon went to Rochester.
Mimi, Saturday to attend a clinic n.
the Rochester hospital.
Miss Kathel Fryberger and Miss
Grace Canady were in Moulton Sun
day where they took part in the pro-
gram Of the w. &C. t. u, convention.
A. P. Beadle was in Ottumwa Mon
day to return with his daughter, Miss
Arta. who has been under treatment
for rheumatism at he ttumwa hospi-
tai and is greatly improved.
Miss Miriam Young and Miss Opal
Lorenz went to Selma today to spend
a few days with their former teacher.
Mrs. Guy Nicholson.
Mrs. John Ferguson and Mrs. c. D.
Shelton are visiting at the e. w
Chapman home in B~onaparte.
George Phillips left Saturday for
Z. A. Waughop, who will return with
him this week to spend the summer
in Bloomfield.
Miss Lola Pittman returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with relatives
at Queen City, Mo. She was ac-
companied home by her cousin Miss
Freda Watts.
Miss Katie Yanke is spending the
week at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
orville Galpin, in ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Q. Evans, of Kan
sas City, who have been visiting rel
atives in Bloomfield. left today.
Mrs. A. w. Gaumer and Miss Marie
Selman spent Monday In Ottumwa.
j. r. Wallace is In Colorado on JUS
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hedrick leave
today for South Dakota where they
Will visit their son Harry.
Mrs. Pamela Krewson, who has
spent the past week at the home IF
her son, j. M. Krewson, returned today
to Memphis, Mo-, Mrs. j. M. Krewson
and children returned with her for a
visit OF two weeks.
Mrs. Leigh Sprowls very pleasantly
entertained twelve ladies at a fo,ir
course luncheon at ! o'clock today in
honor of her mother-in-laW. Mrs. Il.
M. Sprowls.
Many Bloomfield people will be in
terested to learn of the marriage Of
Miss Nina Swallow to Lionel Danger
field at Dover, N. H., July 4. Miss
Swallow spent the winter here with
her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Frazier and made
many friends in Bloomfield.
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this place spent a few days last week
with relatives at Centeryille.
David Glassburner.a Oscar Garner,
Frank Strunk and Thomas Hopkins
and families visited Sunday at the
nome of Chris G~lassburner.
Miss Jennie Robb visited quite re-
Gently at the home of VIM. Elder.
Miss Iva Garner is working at Hope
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Doll, of Ash
Grove, visited yesterday at the Stey-
home.
Several from here attended the
basket meeting near Ash Grove yes
terday and reported a fine time.
Lovick Kinsinger and family of
Bunch, Were recent visitors at the
home of Herbert Kinsinger.
Mrs. Minnie Elder spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Nora Brown.
Walter Stufflebean. of Bunch, has
been working for Frank Bean.
Little Virgil Randolph, who has been
quite sick with the whooping cough,
is some better.
Albert Elder and Miss Lizzie Adams
called at Armors dale Friday night.
Riley Elder. COON Tharp and Ray
Shepherd called at VIM. Browns last
Sunday.
A large number from here attended,
the circus at Centerville last Satur-
day and report an interesting time.
Miss Birdie Bean and Jessie Brown
called at Chas. Browns Sunday even
ing.
William Hoyt and wife spent Sun
day with relatives west of here.
Pearl Benge called at VIM. Browns
Sunday afternoon.
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here recently.
James Davis and Arch Robbins are
business callers in Abba this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickinson
have returned to. their home in Han
over, ILL.,, after an extended visit with
the s. S. Treutman. family.
N. s.. Bennett Of Medford, Oregon,
has arrived for a visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Croy and daughter of
Miss, are guests at the A. v. Buck
home.
Mrs. John Wolfe has been visiting
in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Ed. Smith of Chicago has been
a recent guest Of the Ed. Voightlander
family.
Miss Jennie Evans of Redwood Falls
MINI, is the guest Of her friend, Mrs.
Charles Jackson.
Miss Eta Antrim Of Mt. Pleasant
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bruce Brad
ford.
Mrs. Josephine Spruance of Denver,
Colo, arrived yesterday for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Hop
kins.
Mrs. Winfield Collins and two daugh-
tiers visited relatives at Mt. Zion yes
terday.
Mrs. Robert Wilson and son were in
Keosauqua Wednesday.
Miss Lyle Schroeder of Ottumwa is
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Went Wilson.
Mrs. Thomas Robb of Pennington
visited friends here yesterday.
John w. Gibbon of Chicago was
in town yesterday.
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Pennington. - Miss Amelia Pts
ter was hostess to the K%ensington
club IN Wednesday evening. Water
melons were served for refreshments.
Miss Ollie Scheyli left Friday after
noon for Bonaparte for several days
visit.
Mrs. G. r. Neff has returned from
a visit with her daughter in Burling.
ton. She was accompanied by her
granddaughters, Dollie and Bessie
Boiler.
Mrs. w. B. Beard. who has been
the guest of her brother, John Light
foot, returned Friday to her home in
Versailles, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Neafie and baby
left Thursday evening for a visit with
relatives in Lomax, III.
Benjamin Ketcham of Bonaparte
was a Pennington visitor Friday.
Miss Oberton of Dos MONIES, who
has been the guest of Miss Nora
Burrier, left Friday afternoon for
Bonaparte, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Fail Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis, of Lafayette,
Ind, are visiting James Mathis and
family.
Joshua Hardy, who has been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Ernest Mathis,
returned Thursday to the soldiers
home at Marshalltown. :.
Misses Etna and Eska Barton re-
turned Friday from a two days visit
with their brother Merritt In Fair
field.
-
Fifteen fine shirts, worth $50. for
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kEosAuoUA.

Keosauaua.-A company of ladies
were entertained at the I. B. Day
home at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday
evening In honor of Miss Florence st.
John. who will soon leave Keosauqun.
The guests were Amy and Alice
Cheney, Madge Cameron, Hazel Barker
Lucinda Miller, Grace Pearson, Mrs.
VIM. Donahoe and Mable Saunderson.
Misses Helen Starr and Helen
Venostrand, of Fairfield. returned
home Wednesday after a weeks visit
with friends and relatives. Mrs. s.
D. Fellows gave a party for them last
Wednesday, afternoon, that day being
the 18th birthday of her granddaughter
Helen Starr. Those present were: Nell
lie De Hart, Sara Sloan. Helen and
KAthArinA Martin- Anna Nance.
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Obituary


Mrs. Elizabeth Allender was born in
Ohio January 10, 1929. and died July
18, 1908, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary p. Huddleson. In 1S4S sho
married George w Allender, who
passed away two years. To this homo
eleven children were given, eight
mourn h loss of a mother.
Early IN life Mrs. Allender became
a member of the Methodist churcn.
She had no fear Of death and longed
for her home going where she could
meet her Savior. The poem, mo
Never Alone" Is descriptive OF ner
faith and unflatering trust to Him
who doeth all things well.
(Contrihutedl
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HIGHLAND. CENTER.

Highland Center.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
l.. Van Horn and two daughters from
Winterset are visiting here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stevens, Of OF
tumwa, spent this week with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Steven J.
Mrs. o. D. Emery and little girls
visited friends and relatives in Or
tumwa Thursday and. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reames We're in
Hedrick yesterday.
DR. .Swason reported the birth of 81
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bennett
Friday and a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Staple the 10th.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-25
PROF. HlBBs TO MARRY MISS
SWAN, JULY 20

Abba Announcement is made
of the approaching marriage
of Professor N. Il. j. !. Hibbs
Miss Laura Swan, the cere-
mony to occur at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c..
Swan at Lovilia on the evening of the
29th instant. Prof. Hibbs is at the
head of the Lovilia schools which
position he has held for the past three
years. At one time he was the Demo-
cratic candidate for county superin-
tendent of schools of Monroe county.
The county board of supervisors
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SEE J.. M. LEPPER FOR BARGAINS
in farms and farm lands. Floris, Ia.

Maude Calhoun, Winnie Kittle, Iona
Matbee, Esther Sherman, Pearl
Ruby, Helen Venostrand and Helcn
Starr.
Samuel Minnick visited his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Butler Beer at Keokuk, this
week.
Dewitt Loomis. of Chicago, is
spending a months vacation with rel
atives here and at Ferris, III.
II. Z. Blacklidge was a business
caller at Pennington Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry Eaton is visiting rela-
tives at Ottumwa.
Mrs. Henry BUGGY, of Douds, spent
Friday at the home Of Mrs. e. Man
ming.
Mrs. May Cooper, of Perry, Ola, was
"a guest of Mrs. Allen Van Auen, Fri
day .
Mrs. E. r. Harlan and children, Of
Des Moines, are visiting at the Geo.
c. Duffield home.
Mrs. A. p. Trude and son Alfred,
returned to Chicago Friday after a
visit with relatives here. She was ac-
companied home by Mrs. c. N. East
man and daughter, who will visit a
month with relatives.
Floyd Walker, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday here.
Al Miles visited relatives here over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs. e. NJ
Miller, OF Bloomfield, were guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. Thorne over Sunday.
Mrs. John Norris and Miss Della
Norris left Wednesday to visit rela-
tives at Keouk.
Mrs. George Ellis has for her guests
her sister, Mrs. Martha Wells and
daughter, Georgia. OF Moulton.
John and Lulu Beer, of Keokuk, ace
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Minnick.
Miss Ruth Carson, of Unionville, Ia,
is visiting with friends here.
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BONAPARTE.

BoRaparte.-An old fashioned taber-
nacle meeting began yesterday at the
Thompson grove several miles south
OF town. 1t will be conducted by Rev.
M. l.. and Ida %Brandybei ny, assisted
by others.
Miss Sadie Winters, has returned to
Douds, after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Vickers.
]. w Blackford and son Phillip of
Hillsboro We're the guests of relatives