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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03
TWO GAMES FOR MONTCLAIR.

Tomorrow the Montclair A. A. will
play a double header. The morning
game vii: be played on the North Park
and Dodd street grounds. East Orange,
with the National Turn Verein team.
Boshel, Rau and Langheld will be the
battery for the Turner's. The game will
be started at 1920 o'clock. The after
noon game will be played in Bloomfield
with the Bloomfield F.. c. Reeves and
A. iced will be the battery for Mont
clair in the afternoons game.
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CALDWELLS MEET AYONIAS.

The game at Caldwell tomorrow
should prove to be fast, as the fast
semi-professional Avonia A. c. team,
of New York city, has been engaged.
In view of the splendid work of the
'mountaineers' thus far this season
the meeting of these teams should fur
nish baseball Of a high order.
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The "ReaI Thing In Fireworks,
Hillside Park. tomorrow night; big show.-Adv.
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READING GETS NEW PITCHER.

READING, Pa, July 3.-Owner Jacob
Weitzel. of the Reading Tri-State team,
today signed Pitcher Edward Files. who
comes from Connie Mack's stable and
who was obtained from Bowdoin Col
lege. Maine. Owner Weltzel also an
nounced that beginning July 16 he will
play some of the games at his new
grounds at Lauer's Park. which was
formerly occupied by the old Union
League team.
LINCOLNS VS.. COLORED GIANTS.
The Lincolns will play the New
ark Colored Giants on the Lincoln
ground tomorrow morning. Game called
at 1890.
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EUREKAS VS.. BAY VIEWS.

At the Thomas and Dawson street
grounds tomorrow afternoon the Eureka
A. c.. will meet the Bay View Wheelmen
B. B. c. In the first game of a series.
Both teams are playing fast ball. and
a good game is expected. Kistler and
Andre will be the battery for the Bay
Views, and Rochelle and Brown for the
Eurekas. Sunday afternoon the
Eurekss will meet the strong Crescent
A. A. on the same grounds.
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QUEENS ADVOCATE WINS
5000 SOVEREIGN STAKE,

LONDON, July 3.-The race for the
Princess of Wales Stakes, 5000 sover-
eigns, for f~our-year-olds and upward,
was run at Newmarket yesterday and
was Won by Reid Walkers Queens
Advocate. Lord Howard de Walden's
Cargill was second. R. A. Brice's
Royal Fox was third. The betting was
2 to l against Queens Advocate, 3 to 1
against Cargill and 5 to l against Royal
Fox. Nine horses ran.
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League.

At Observation-Disclosures II, w.
mington 3.
At Misunderstanding 5, Trenton 3.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, Altoona
5 Is innings, rain).
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Will
Transport (rain).
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players as Elmer Day, Seth Smith,
Snlnaiff ntI A4hA.s
NEWARK.

Home runs-Curtis, LeVeen. Three
base hit-McGowan. Two-base hits
Farrell, Wright, Fletcher. Sacrifice
hits-Reilly, Leveen, Powers. Stolen
bases-Schmitt, Day 4, Leveen, Smith.
Reilly, MCGOWAN. Wright 8, and every
Jersey City player n or more. Struck
out-By Wright Z, by Curtis 5. Base
on balls-Off Wright l. Hit by pitcher
Smith, Farrell. Hit by batted ball
Holzner.
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LINCOLN.
Jan. 15.

Jennie and Robert McCord visited
Union school recently.
= Mr.. Sayles bought three head OF
horses last week near Davenport.
J. s. Reynolds is suffering from lum'
bago. Mrs. Reynolds is also Ill.
Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Alice Steddom
called on Mrs. Macy one day last
week. .#,.
There were 126 entries f99Trs fruit this
year at the InstitpSs five more than
for last yee..sr>
.xalE.e" cat
Albert Erickson will have sale
the 2Sth inst, preparatory to moving
to Washington.
Mrs. Earl SS:Inson was unable TO
NIL her place as superintendent oil
fruits at the Institute. Mrs. Alya Rey
nolds was appointed.
Miss Mabel Butler has not return
ed from her visit with her brother In
Atlantic, and her place as superintend
ent of bread was filled by Miss Lind
gren.
Jan. Ia. G. h. Ranium.
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Iin townE satlraay on bunirfeab. M \

lin town Saturday on business. 1851
Mr. and Mrs. John Hummell spent
Saturday evening in oskaloosa.
]. H. Henderson. Of New sharon
was in town Saturday on business.
A few Of our young folks attended Q
dance at the Ramsay mine Saturday
might
The young folks have good time
these nights skating on the Cow
track"
Mrs. George Christian, of Hooking
visited this week with her sitter, Mrs
James Willets.
Mrs. Chas. Kissinger and Mrs.Adam
Long attended the Loom End sales
in Oskaloosa last week.
Mrs. ]. H. Fredrickson and Mrs. A.
Long were entertained by Mrs. Josiah
Denow at dinner Monday.
Miss Kate White has returned 10
her home near Des MONIES after a
visit with her friends in Bolton.
+ s-.
Carl Goodwin moved part of his
household effects to Durfee this week,
where he has secured work in the
mines.
Earl Hartshorn, of Tracy, attend
ed preaching here Sunday night. He
comes a long way to preaching. We
wonder why?
Miss Ida Malone returned to her
home in Pekay Thursday after spend
ing the holidays with her sister, Mrs
Chas. Messenger.
Mrs. William Moore and children
departed Friday FOR Grand Island
Nebr.. where she will spend the win
ter with her mother.
About twenty people from Bolton
attended the show in Oskaloosa Sat
urday night. and it wasn't a very
good night for show, either.
owing to the scarcity of help the
literary was dismissed on Tuesday
night. Again the fact was fully dem
onstrated that while people like to be
entertained, they show no disposition
to help do the entertaining.
The Herald correspondent has now
settled down to business for the year
and q Seioying the best of health and
-, ..Io IcSS2 t. real life in the
near future and then deSsoS INC
time to public matters as they cot'a
up in the campaign.
Jan. 10. H. W.
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WHITE CITY.
Will Thomas returned Monday fror
a business trip in Des Moines.

Will Thomas returned Monday from
a business trip in Des Moines.
Frank Schwartz returned Tuesday
from niHtius trip ~est of Lovilla
Alfred Luscomb, of Beacon, viii
hold services at the church Sunday
night.
Mrs. Will Thomas and Miss Mary
Seward were shopping in oskaloosa
Saturday.
Evan Roberts and Ed Farrell, shot
firers, who were hurt few days ago
are better.
I Glen Thomas starts three-months
term in Highland Park College in
Des Moines.
Herman Schwartze. after long rest
In the pool hall, starts to work in the
mines Monday morning.
Andy Bell had the pleasure Of
spending Sunday evening with Miss
Cora Hewellyn, at Green Ridge.
A few OF the Foresters of White
City were visiting Saturday at Crick
ct with one of their sick members.
william Page, Of white City. went
to oskaloosa Monday, where ne viii
take medical treatment from DR.. Alb
bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse wilson spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home OF Albert Hittlebittle's in La
konta.
John Kennedy has returned home
from Oskaloosa. where ne mas been
taking medical treatment He ex-
poets to fill his place next week as
check weignman.
Lakonta must be contemplating on
putting up a large quantity OF ice
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ADAMS.
G. E, Ranium,
Jan. Ia.

Gid Bolles delivered hogs Thurs
day.
Ella Natter moved to oskaloosa
last week.
]. H. Willnoit and wife spent Fri
day evening at c. b. Hanna's.
Ross Allgood visited at the J. W.
Allgood home Thursday night.
Mrs. James Bequeth spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Barr
Ernest Ruby and wife visited al
the Walter Reynolds home last week
Misses Fannie and Delpha Hoover
visited their aunt at Blyth thursday
Miss Mamie Crane visited at the
Easter home in Oskaloosa over Sun
day.
Elmer and Glen Cameron attended
lodge in Oskaloosa last Friday even.
ing. ..r
Chas. France and wife and Walter
France spent Sunday at j. W. Han
mas.
Mrs. Z. Hanna and Miss Ethel Ruby
spent Friday at the Charles Victor
home.
Ed MacKinney, of Alberta, Canada,
visited at the j. r. MacKinney home
last week.
The Cameron boys hauled corn TO
the mill to be ground for w. A. Hooy-
or last week.
Mabel MaeKinney. Marie MacLanus
borough and Stewart Smith are at
tending school in oskaloosa.
The Farmersyille school has been
without teacher so far this winter
but viii begin Monday morning.
Erwin Moore and wife, of Abba
who are visiting near barnes City
spent Saturday night at Gid Bolles.
Walter Reynolds. wife and daugh
ter Edith. with Ernest and Ruby,
called at Will Padgetts home Friday
evening.
Varney Allgood received word that
his mother, Mrs. Francis Allgood, OF
lincoln. Neb., was dangerously i'll.
He started Saturday morning for that
place. but had received word OF her
death before he had left Oskaloosa.
PANSY.
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spent Saturday in Beacon with hei
brother.
Mrs. Fliesback. OF Keokuk, is here
caring for her new grand daughter al
the DR.. Howe home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moody. of os
kaloosa. spent Sunday at the parental
Jake Moody home.
Mr. and Mrs. SAINT Graham, OF
Spring Creek, spent a few days with
Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs. r. u
Clark
Paul Synhorst left last Tuesday
with a party of landseekers for STRAIT.
ford. Texas. going by the way of Des
Moines and Omaha.
Born, Jan. 10, to DR.. L. c. Howe
and wife, w pounds daughter.
Mother and daughter doing fine, but
the doctors recovery is very doubt
full.
Mrs. ]. C. Redmon entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society last Thursday at
her home at an all-day meeting, They
all report Mrs. Redmon royal enter
tainer.
A telegram was received here by
friends Saturday morning from Rev.
Dykema saying nis father had died
that morning and burial to take place
Monday.
The CHAMBERS have appeared among
the horses of this vicinity and the
state veterinarian mas ordered several
killed. G. Steenhok has been the
greatest loser.
a party of young people went skat.
ing Thursday night to the Ryan
pond. From all signs they enjoyed
themselves, as they went back to the
same place Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver are now
located at their new home, which
they purchased from A. Blick, who
went to Pella to have charge OF the
Old Peoples Home at that place.
H. DeBruin and wife departed Mon
day night for Prairie View, Kansas,
in quest of better health, From there
they will go to Colorado FOR an indefl-
mite time. We hope this trip Will
prove to be of great benefit to him.
VOLUNTEER.
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PEORIA.
Jan. 10.

G, w. Gable has new buggy.
Wilson Wynn butchered a bee
Monday. ,a.s. .......
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have gone tc
housekeeping. o.
q. w. and Albert Farr saw the show
Saturday night.
Mrs. wymore is reported as beinf
on the sick list.
Charley Huff and Lawry Jones
we're in oskalosa, Saturday.
Charles Dewitt and wife called a
the home of B. w. Dewitt last Sun
day. t
Will Barrett and wife, OF Des
Moines, have been visiting at the par
entail Jones home. ...
liner Hartgrave and wife OF Pella
who have been visiting at the G. W
Hodgin home, have returned to Pella
There will be box social at Hick
DRY Grove school house Fridoy even
ing, Jan. II for the purpose of buying
an organ. ~
The Masons and Odd Fellows o.
this vicinity will have supper at Peo
ria Jan. Is, at their hall. All interest
ed are invited to come.
Central Lodge No. 1888 A. F. A. NJ
Peoria, Iowa, had installation Jan
sth, 1908, and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Geo
B. Apple, w. NJ; M. Jaskson, s. W.
Charley HUFF, J. W.; J. r. Ryan
Treasurer; w. S. Lindsey, Secy.
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EGLAEI.
HIGHLAND.

Some hogs still dying in these parts.
Some sickness is reported at this
writing.
Dave Dewitt is some better at this
writing.
o. W. Lawrence is reported as on
the sick list.
Little Carl Hensyl fell and sprained
his arm Sunday.
Charley HUFF called at the U. S.
Hensyl home Sunday
B. W. Dewitt was a business caller
in oskaloosa recently.
o. S. HensyI is improving some and
is now able to be about
Corn still on the raise at Taintor.
The present price is 4Sc.
Mr.. Bogul talked to the people at
Lour Grove Sunday evening.
Little Homer verwers has tonsilitis
and is under tie care of DR.. Philips.
U. S. Hensyl will be saving soon at
the new site near the Parker bridge.
Will Myers and Jessie Dewitt went
to Harvey Saturday. We are watch
ing the results.
J. K. Hensyl is spending few days
near Rose Hill with relatives and look
ing after business interests.
Will Smith OF Beacon is helping u.
s. HensyI finish huiling cloTer and
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elvlN.
Jan. 10

VIM, Hughes is suffering from Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crews of Fraker, were
visiting at the home of Daniel WhItsel
last Sunday.
Hugh Jones and wife, of White City
were over at the old place to assist in
the butchering.
Russell Williams and family have re
turned from Saylor after spending the
holidays in that place.
Born, to David Williams and wife,
a boy. Mother and baby doing well
and Dave feels very proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grifiths, OF
Givin, were over Sunday visitors at
the home of J. d. Thomas, on Sand
Ridge.
Mrs. j. d. Thomas, Mrs. Dick Ellis
and Mrs. Blanche Brewer paid short
visit at the home of their brother, A.
c. Perry, at Abba.
Mrs. Lewis Roberts went to Min
nesota TO visit her daughter Mrs
Dave Jenkins. Mrs. John Cubitt ac.
companied Mrs. Roberts and they VIII
stay a week or more,
Ton TX t"g EE# NiVig
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ROSE HILL.
VOLUNTEER.

Mrs. E. ABusby is on the sick list
Mrs. Robert Bass, Jr., has beoyy
visiting at the parental Phi Phi Bas,
home.
x-s3 Laura Wymore spent Thurs
day in Oskaloosa with her friend
Miss Dot Phillips.
Mrs. Stella Saryis and daughtel
Ethel spent Sunday at the parenta
Landen Bowen home.
Harmon Strlngfellow, of Oskaloosa
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Lena Stringfellow.
Rev. Zendt, OF Oskaloosa, preached
a very able address on Sunday even
ing at the Christian church.
The quarterly meeting at the Free
Methodist church held by Rev. A. N
Miller, was quite well attended
Earl Brown, who is attending Penn
College. spent Wednesday at homt
anu dlleuuSu Tue oudluIOSh iiiO.
Mrs. L. M. Bacon, or Oskaloosa
visited here last week with her par
ents, George Strfngfellow and wife.
Mrs. Bogar, of Oskaloosa, was an
oyer-Sunday visitor here and attend
ing the Quarterly meetings at the
Free Methodist church.
Rev. Chambers, the state evangelist
will hold series of protracted meet.
ings at the Christian church, begin
ming Sunday evening, Jan. 10.
Mrs. DIR. Abbott and daughter Max
inc and Miss Lillian Hughes. of Os
kaloosa, were guests at the J. r. Bus
by home last Wednesday and Thurs
day. taking in the Shamrock Trio
one of the numbers of the Union Lee
ture Course.
The third number of the Union Lee
ture Course was given Wednesday
evening, Jan. 8, by the Shamrock
Trio. Their entertainment was above
the average given by such organiza
tons and was appreciated by the
large audience.
EGI,AH
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CEDAR.

Conrad Ross leftJanuary ~, for
Texas to spend few weeks.
Roy Rowland and wife. spent Sun
day at the r. w. Moore home.
John Moore and Miss Esther Ran
dali went to Eldon Saturday to visit
few days.
At Fairyiew church on Friday will
be a social The proceeds going for
the benefit of the church.
Mrs. q. Lyon went to oskaloosa
Saturday to stay few days to care
for her sisters boy who is i'll.
On January IS, the Ladies Aid So
ciety viii give social at the Meth
odist church basement. All are in
vited to come and help them out.
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LEIGHTON.

Rene Deus was an oskaleosa caIlel
Thursday
Mrs. VIII Fry and daughter Edna
spent Saturday in oskaloosa.
Mrs. Jake veenstra and daughter
Hattie spent Thursday in Pella.
Mrs. L. s. Walker ana son Harlan
were oskalosa callers Saturday.
Herman Tysseling spent Sunday in
Pella at the parental Tysseling home
Arie Den Berger and daughter
Maude were oskaIoosa callers satur
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete DeCook spent
Sunday at the Al Decook home near
oliyet.
Mrs J. c. Redmon and children
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viii help him run the saw mill this
winter
U. S. Hensyl was in oskaloosa from
Friday until Sunday taking treatment
of DIR. Pardun, and came home much
improved,
DIR, Phillips, of New Sharon. was
calling in these parts Sunday evening.
caring for the sick. He called at the
u. X. Hansyl home.
Jan. is. Snow Flake
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IS STRICKEN DOWN
WITHOUT WARNING
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lard of Abba, Zua, Nina and Myrtle,
who reside at the family home here.
A brief service was held at the
home on A avenue east at three
o'clock for local friends, and the body
was taken to Sigourney via the Rock
Island at 4;3O o'clock p. m. The run
eral service will be from the Method
ist church at Sigourney, at two p. m,
Thursday, Jan. 16, and interment VIII
be made in Sigourney
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16
PUBLIC SAILS
Mrs. Blanche Brewer

will sell at public auction on the Al
bert Brewer farm five miles south OF
Oskaloosa, on Wednesday, Jan. %, at
10 o'clock. one coming 2-yearold colt,
weight about 1900, one Jersey COW,
just fresh; four Short-horn cows,
yearling heifer, one yearling Polled
Angus bull, 2 brood sows. 16 tons OF
hay, 535 bushels of corn in crib, 80
bushels barley. farm machinery, etc.
Free lunch at noon. Easy term. /.
M. Reed, auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16

this winter. for the coldnesss they
gave the White City boys at the
dance Saturday night.
The White City Dancing Club will
give large bali at the Thomas hall
Saturday evening, JAM 10. All are
cordially invited to attend as the
White City boys are not dealing in
ice this winter.
BROWN EYES.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16
BOLTON.

The mines run only three days last
week
The miners now have $4,000 paid
on their hall.
Bolton was well represented in os.
kaIoosa Saturday.
W. Fl. Jenkins, OF Perry. was a bus.
mess caller Tuesday.
W. H. Jones, OF Des Moines. was a
business caller here Friday.
william Henson OF Des Moines.was
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WILCOX.-Married, at
the home of the brides mother, No.
COL North d street. at two O'Clock p.
M, Wednesday, January Is, 1908, Miss
Georgia Wilcox to Mr. Symon Walling,
Rev. Eugene Allen of the Central
Methodist church officiating.
The marriage ceremony, always
pretty and impressive, was witnessed
by a company of about thirty-fiye as
sembled guests, relatives and near
friends of the young people. The
bride and groom received their guests
in the parlor of the Wilcox home, and
at the appointed hour they stood be-
fore the minister who pronounced the
ring ceremony. Mrs. Edith Abbott
sang Love Me and the World is
Mine" to accompaniment by Miss
Pearle Burkett A wedding dinner
was then served and the young cou
pie departed at 4:30 p. m., via the
Rock Island east bound train, upon
their honeymoon trip. They will be
at home after January Is, at Daven-
port, Mccartney Flats, No. !, Tenth
and Brady. The home was specially
decorated for the occasion and APP
peared beautiful in u pink and white
color scheme that was carried out in
the dinner. At the brides table were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. Walling, Rev.
and Mrs. Allen, Art Oppenheimer, Miss
Pearle Burkett, Miss Ethel Dodson
and Ed Duffy The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Wilcox and
| is a most estimable and attractive
young lady. She. is an oskaloosa girl
by birth and was educated m local
schools. She was a member OF 0. II.
S. Glass 1901, and after course IN
Penn college engaged in local educa.
tional work, serving three years IN
the city schools. The bride wore
pretty gown of white organdie trim,
med with Valenciennes lace. Mr. Wall
ing is a well known and popular young
business man, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Walling of this city. He was
born in Oskaloosa and grew to young
manhood here, He began his bust.
ness career with local merchants and
has advanced steadily and rapidly I'M
til he enjoys a responsible position
at the head of the Golden Eagle in
terests at Davenport. He has recog-
nized ability as a musician and was
member of the Iowa Brigade band dur,
ing number of years and is a capa-
BILE entertainer. He is a prominent
Elk. The young folks were made the
recipients of host Of valuable and
elegant presents, prominent among
which was a complete housekeeping
outfit presented by friends and admir-
ers and members of the Elks lodge of
Davenport. Oskaloosa people gener-
ally, for everyone knows Sy and his
bride, extend congratulations and
best wishes for future happiness and
prosperity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16
popcorn For Profit.

The raising OF popcorn was tried in
Cass county last year on an extensive
scale by several farmers. Mike Kelly,
of near Anita, raised 2,400 bushels
OF 80 acres of ground. Kelly Stewart
of Marine has just harvested 65a acres
that run 3S bushels to the acre, and
J. Z. Kimball of Lorah has Just ship
ped carload Of the grain to Chi
cago.
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away on a plank by the volunteer
corpse assistants. Many in line col
lapsed. Burgess Kohler has issued a
proclamation announcing that ali
bodies must be buried whether identi'
fed or not, within three days. One
hundred and sixty-eight have been re
covered in all Koehler believes the
dead will reach between It's and 200.
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GYPSY QUEEN.

Tells past. present and future. bust.
ness, love and family affairs. laws.
Wills ana divorce, youa love false or
true. Satisfaction guaranteed, over
2O9 West High avenue 25wl-pd
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Guardianship of minor heirs OF
Laura Colby. dcd. final report and
settlement as to Clifford Russell and
Viola Colby approved and guardian
discharged and sureties released as
to these two only.
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Simon Walling, Davenport. ....24
10 and
Georgia B. Wilcox, Oskaloosa. ;. "a
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BAKER.-The funeral of the late.
Alexander Baker was held from the
late home north of the city, at two
O'Clock p. NJ, Tuesday, January IA,
1908. The service was conducted by
Rev.. s. II. Zendt, and a quartette
from the Christian church choir fur
nished song service. The pail bear
ers were John Fansher, ]. A Rine-
hart, Dennis Davis, Cal Chord, o. p
Hedge and Joseph Jones, Sr. The
high esteem in which the deceased
was held by his fellow men, neigh
bors and friends was attested by
profusion of elegant lloral tributes.
Interment was made in the Old Gene
terry.
GREEN.-Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Green
wish to express their appreciation "
all friends and acquaintances FOR
their expressions OF sympathy in. this
their time of grief.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Frederick NJ. Bishop, Madison tp 2s
~ and
Myrtle |. Mitchell, Madison tip. II