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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
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flfIffisr 4ffs Ilsittilny fseeDlitsG-tfiIsS %
ar Slln :ips' Mr. risn-s sipv'H-f
s,uua-inutss ~ sIte t1sV,aIess Star
Courier Interesting commissioners n
life IL earfs tiays IL -Giia pai-i II lii
mos Tne ssar,iy sfsEstssrs spnl aarnur
tateh stuctls NJ nprsas carrie ssiessir
and mugs ant nat lifsIIr. ~ EHt nu'
sitens psaS / g,sat scR-cirs N nnIIlss.
In Taflssss tiass aIs lHSssissss pn ss-tssEs
was rptafttstfife tfeIrls- ant waf lMni
l3F a1ee ,-ecip.ll. Iitau mt sun WIS
81 difficult I'D 11n.air 1ifr esrfaIs frs
pleuzts .anRiristl IL s.1p lnstfIfites {
ituIg IesntlusE 1asinl.lrt u 11a 1nsf-itssss..
s,sslnre -.ite establishment NJ tins nrsl
Jii,situfiits fine as1zfats N stan-y rnlu.-
~ gus 4nalr Irall IA Stsu'-Es viiln;r WIS.,
t.lts IleaTess- Iftfs;e
f7p- cm1uila 1iis a1saar aupiiad
vyuu @1ffl vas Sent 1sB >tt!R,sts--te
viitss-s alfafse vas i castiirsH mill wf1is,r.
-ai1e vspu vfs nifdie mn ralH vfiiH;ri
-eifs women II t1is 4aniitss apur 5Irlr
1ss-r1 ant niffse utIo garments Ipr sih
ant ernulsg ufsie ant fe,nHae ant gurl
tpln f.tvf.s is sur. -iifE upuf e;nu.Itsss
vssrs al VfFli NJ; sIppea-ct ss;f11'.
fitss sur .lfs.t vt,rts ~ p.pist q girsss
crimes II 1fts present III, En,lss-fF1siu,
Il c1f rs .f.iulsr Fur threat tn asr
esstslss ,4.tssft t small 1astnn u fsfa, v'niFsI
vas pilpat II ~ rf1d - rs - Irsy
,ssr'ts rs'ie slsG tal.gfn u lie nfe- TINS
was .ien neileieed eeftst HIt
spun l1ssa anread aald e Is asalm-st
5.i.szt sifs +, ,r.ifess neaar ,isJuesf mr. TIT
-sits nu- ans pants If ~ 10 tnudtrligllss
se,ite.sr ~, howard vlftttaa
THEIRS vf.s M SAD 50, lrotiuer a,lt
asiry rev atfs4ttg. velr - iss nearest
aisirits;is am IL 1irs tggs fs vsai1lsst
-1s goll,s .1ta, and liG95sr -ag NJ ppnsrf
uaEtae some fe1u tn nrv's M fcu.rrr
n fr-,lp 81 n 81 jar nesaf
rYi,s 3rf4lr'ss vfs mast. t,'7tss'T WIZ
gt-+stc5r Ijt3vs pEr1tistr rral5G lr5fs,ctiei
rt.rzul ~ frera tfla, - @ilf.ri RsEs y
a,.an HI sutuule,rsiis " ~ psr
gsa,e fcrr tiI1 tas al FL ts's uts;sst,
u,s,l f.lr tc,ers - ar,tses ;p s,ssplIsIl.
?. 4 srsa wig ~ SINK szlst the s1ru-f
consisted ii tar-5aiig !; TftGt u t,'
SICK l,,s ss-a-r ~ .ls sccr II Tnl
ware, II 5ise s;tsssss ss:gt 1sts'r 1ss9 II,
% e. Caps vs-e sgcrrg,.4 u rleaai,,
tg -.se tsss,.e VIII : sV.1t1g s1sd Gt'
sage wa married 81 tsyuLs - lTl
sars-lg Escr.tatrgS zs,l& 9iTIsaAs nss-'
s.s INK ~ Straw tsa1s vsce Grader
~ ts.s sEl1 ss,veit zz.t pressed 5s'
s@.,.,s Mast ~ tt4a .J.s1S S,KS Es.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

X I'M res peear tta-oIae1sl ii 4ns
sisgs s'arss-e pr;iiIpsaisse 4. SAFFRON
r.s1nip 3l,} fsssf - 1 ltprs49 N rarrl,yi,s,f
tssnatg -eaif.e,nes Lnee IRIS mseai
saa1 vs. usus. fsnt = fsyv eseaisu fnr
slt: s1ssatae tss. pisasic 1.t,f.a-p-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

pu15r5tian there is q .nlasI=4s zazanc,
ID mat E4lsd Of 9susgatt sgr,=,=ria With i,
daErrdoad III : srRzsssara h lorsd ID
,yl1S1s, where III i sa6a Of IT. ors.5,
that M -aurrnIsssd si.se -tasir1z-. .hrssz
bark mis- hsaas- stzrsad his sy=s an!
1adE 1ihs. cs11sesaT nsGcs:s 10 Cod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

81 Organization mas nsau iiannea ~
eessai ffarInets e,srs.s Fiare 10 rrssflf.
Nifsat il pssafisni is Something ~ ~
aseps farmers vi,rss 81 atnnu ilf.e
ills gfraic1Tsg Glter nuv IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
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iAsx4ALli E8Sa a.t-AA%--
sltise s.s,.sar. .sp flung iiitiIt.iss4, sJ-sa
ssa months Ll3t e.tiis tniuiisp -
Eiiiisssd Ssls,i.. jfistuiieI> a. s''s'siliiN
tr.tssss lis.tl-s,
4t,ssttsts.- JtgslSaiis; Itss-nss n thNsaaifs'--
An ai,tssss1iJIatI1 itstsssg siiniilaA ~ IL
& ~ siaisssss asIiii sI.tSu syiiis ii'fi ~ y =
a,..v ~. s.;isvasi lSi.is II iiiai.sse ~ at
sti-,sss 81 n.,si9=tl. sEaIss a4lsi Els a.u 41h
fi,ssvf ssttaiEssss.
Kermit Us possibilities nenies, uTIfI, 80
lJ,.,sss tntuies eugiesr. T.:s;ssitia,st f.;.e1 81
stItaz5 ii guiis risis.-
lllias iisste oisittt,r .iie athiss'ss ~ 'si'n
payer nutsss .2i.ai t.iis siiisaIptiauia go
pitasss
sS,tlisse1itexs Calling 10 ssssssr9s s1ear ~
1eses promptly Will euff1t:t Z .h~oiI ~
,&3taiit,g insese ~ .iss Iii,;t
.x.iinssssss al communications ~
GiEje. tS7s9E- atll3 'Lilla1tas&NNE@,
Isl s. Ssursr Sa.s.il ST., S.sf1s.ilA llnva--
giaiL gs.gfnE' Elifsa IS M $stle a. t.ffs MI
tinvlifiS iiievs ss.si1ats
assnt,al Ss@uhll,4, 5,nog lltiiaf .s1in ,unhs'iH
g. FL 3.uliiss e g.L. ~ a.an s.A.sal
N:a.a saeiss, ". aiait a.Tsss
iisJtuI News S,laio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

THE lrisiulie'ts u tsrls i,sfsssa sassp.. tsars
i,sssss''s'ssfi 70 III np msse lruisses,ng a
fins ptstlsis ss;3)e.ia,t ~ 4s4lsri.if,r 81
Its r1snlfss,ts 81 tins sSts rnpren u
8aptsl6 Is essltaf 70 gtt'. sratI ~
afa,iis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

Notwithstanding dllEa 1tas Country
iIRE tiets'n rtlEatihsie tsr sFsng fwsu1sr5s a
ms nntilzE FI's.s,,ih. and sEsrY s0r'aa "a
lale- an WHICH bs 9,,a pssil. tlbers asss
lieisln a.itlnd from him aIas18tuissg Rid
iinE ttlfa1s'ttEtltiis5 Ena ti714s. ltsat ei2n
l;ta xlr'1lsiHs,d IN Lns WHY Of sEgrss
siipn. 1HnEr1 tahs All Of a4zF Tss2ss.lsa-r
M siH-itF iananss,h 10 be gp1r1=rg14 ant
lsias,2,sriais n EaHtslDsin1, SO lkar oa
1l,ss IHlru sH,an ii 1ns l5tst,lrs gaulaE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

GJea.t,ng IF 4 nrlrfJssr-asissal1 ind
a;safw wifF v'nuitift Il fe a glnd Diian
af alfaigurate -.fss system IL l-,s,s upu1ra
sfdl ssssss'id il 50 lie ss-sste f :arEe
Iia;.es,e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

q 5Fan,sa,s 1aaw is mr. al 11at nnliid
Has dissisrsa lniij II IS inilnil1ss 1rr.afar-
gale 10 ;aarre ulnae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
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wasHL ETON. I'm -Tas Fin.
lar sra-E--lerl 10 s1rlk= tTo bsrla
z.5r,s frurn lie nEH,aa RON Ezz 5stss,sd
aF pols Of 30 10 rs il ira hozss his
saas-rinnn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

gggas.4na T. Curtis s@as saeee = s9
eqslos+ gazrsstsa0sS .aore1nsra t h'@s
saxsoa 81 Favor u resasniag ssaseerzrF
@6aas- ait ire rad Of ;lge sgf3ca..s'
81 Sessessaert Tae reg0rE teaat there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

aaunrtii1E ap tins Washington Isam
digl-H. lasn1iis awsr-a Hs~Hft II 80
Ilss rim drssaT' lasvf- irs-e nlluin llnn
fin- ANYTHING aaEEsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

Aeea Miller mss ln1.fust rttzHt Il
Woman ruf1 lssssh I'D IL uniiea ttunEE
'virfssn ssfe Eaits nn nm rniHr ganf
rint.inss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

Td.s IGssiln uat ii -tns IN IS
neaffssst III passing is ep11asinns ~
lGr, TAFT EsfsiaEpaid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
MOTIFS ngM- r,.wTaIawr..

lsal1H wtirssgr is 1esiirestl lir lEsanr..ss
Firm Hs dtifins ANYTHING Yqm simrnrsssIs
lss taIstpT and car Il iaffnrtl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

nllasluE tlhs aaaalEhip ri GiratioAn il
Is interesting no find certain ggaI11a =
M ,iistrBulss, nad 1hgH slssnasn7s Of ms
lssadsnsi,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
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'3fI Ensign Iiisf gEfIFf-ttG n M M
.st,4nr gsuuszt ant nns lr'lHm.s n Ire
#.I5.e mt MS liluisrrfsatuf H,ls tnF
.ssiillft ~ lsessral FsErs s1nda
IS I i,4iasiu nn' .il.SSH r's.siI'Elsd fH1'.r
sl:fii'i II a1z ma If lIi4 fssf5tH than
silmnn auIi. - 1tan, tait F'-.f III
5iiEi 11sm 1T teeill'- u ais 5'Er
~ n In M If sis.aranIl .iH1,sl when
man Iita tiHnsza'.eIH fl,nslIH HIT tss
1ssgr t,s.,u.,5s i,ssisIrrt its wallis inns
.isa,iI.aHrsu Il nm - Diifaua NAM ii1ts
i--ra a-,.zssIrstrlitl iulii,sfI sHs'n fz1lnr
I1asra: numbers 81 nsan fz,'s lerElvt,s,a
Fii18 t.f.,'H III, s1r1IEf5sesd rgJauH frd
7alss-s Win uiaH st faul tii,r4ni1sE mt
III 3,.rs:n 11lsn Hrs In sntih : a.aas II
as 1il,=,sasn 1Gr sI1f tifseE5i heath tilE.
1asar If Tins snIusiI
.'IT7llsfrs Il M sssjrH4l'Hitl1ul 8gt.T;uEF *
Tis,lur 4s1o s4l fr-aa CYLINDERS ans
gr,afssa4isal4a lrasf E.zfBssns,t HsltI,s,tis,sss
4.lsI ,trsEsrtsira1s afgaarnsIis slgn1nisrEt
s,Ilsg,err.f z.1g. yHsra r.ssfdsrE n ,r-Igls
1ss,sr IN sn1unltu g-,9t1st. TTns ja Eas-
,s,rusa i. sc-frsa I'm tiran,e mi il Ia ~
s,s-sae Z ,sas-7lssaserrr arsac
''T11e tt.errs - snrs 81 7ias
ssste. s.slaisrz az 1n1rra lzrrsiiaIgs 10
se,s II aui'r' e-nsl7 81 ayr gis7l IN
-Gz- az 1lt,e ;,sag1e VINO sass.T EiussrE ~
zsle sf5,srvsffrre Vtra sf-sn ErssaTl7 95rlff
aEsua IL 1ssssr - 10 bring as.Wt
a,er1es- sssus raid pirf- ID
TFss zErsa .sis.-Z.ert Of Z EaFF1e7D Of
torn 6ssTras5 wsrE-spnssg ur t7rratr4a,1
t,1sEaea Ga,stse- rt.s t1frTrT1l VI the faafs
vE.srs a7g s,eyr1eutse5 40 ssrra tfzDs
srrrsAa b. tatfer1 Al erfe@- 1tsgs To h.
REFORMED Il ;EsE.ie 1lt-oFssEia 1z.orti sl's
mems 1t treatment v,aa gtrenlEsE
urged 1g 1t@ sg's:ssa- I4onEsr ss@u-
a@rot,eE fo- r's-ssF and Fsg,sas7 t'Eaas
10 b. tsEsu 30 fass 9rrogua4ad work
as1ases and 5ssrs teaf1 Hlf1 Ersasss-d
of aas5-z gsfss,d frv-a -0vu 10 TOWN
and from t7ste 10 s1a1e ~ II present
was aaHp = refo-ra measure advocated
By Professor E7E5n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

1E,a-e'1 fssar IS T11rssuta1rt II tise WI
f,iIiiw nj BfssEn ant III Hn1gasulnsIra Il
rsvvral ;nrlinurnsat trp l1HsEn there last
lvttssis Was r1rIH-,rn1faE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

VIZ ral1tis ~.zafia- zuTsfsR ftIa Va
-tss1fur 4elm-ea- TINS s. lur III sllril
siruvea- Tnu liif-as 1rr iHasn un TttiH
1vHiFsr vaEslr ts1iHa fnlIs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

ls s,1Eln3 TO ccr-z There's 70 Eay Of
s.z.s;EB55-g from ii tn1 there Il : gay 0.
preparing &c msss1 5.-T1zs EzY is 70
saEs -n1eg To-Day
the State Central Savings Bank
Corner Cd Sixth and Main 81
Pays ; Per Ger. interest OF savings and
tsr-e cecass.s
csrzssf. sfr1 o'Saaaa. s.g--l9s. s2ooo aoas
william Logan. President
Gee Z Biz vsea Press5e1,-
D. r Hss5sise3ta- We P-eS.5s7.
G. D. B.ar5a. CASHIER
H 7 Graham. As.sisszz- CASHIER.
Il 8oFdsa Blood Assist Czshisr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

Read Taa D,aElF Gate Ctr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

'T1ea-iialxs nm 1rs,aar tnsaTd ~ Gtnr-
HseHnlnn W'ilhsH iestnvz Fn Ta- HR
we sa-s si1ji. tn rssnHl 1taftffss tift We
itn1ffsss.ssss -tirs Ease ainnssss Lsaliiu4l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

ITliH aialIFfsiEa Lslim1 FH-nnsE III.
Rtillf.n IN ssssEainn ri 1sFsssfltrsae IMAM.
nnlss'. Httrnrsr v4ssnuttiun Evn-li.s
lalretiss l'ss7 Es fr.ssnnInHsnttHf dN
l1sIss lnissss tsa- ssaIeaTli Atss,sa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

..N'p ms vtttn nrHIIH viii f.asF n Tsrtt
filr1u- seyis lIt- E.a-a stegf11z snui'H
inuy.r..- -g.iJ1 mrR Has.,ITys --ipe VI
f.s-frrr 9stsIH,--tsr Tire tina mr. HISS
.nIs sis iutr, amt ilnnastifHaH nov
n It's L waste IT liesaRsu-s N t.iltss,ff E1tf
7.sHl genuine sn-il 9TnnE r.its flrsllzs %,
tbs Knit su1-Tsnt 1r-uIilTr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

9esv z Rlgrvgfi.sl. a=sHn fssTa,n7s
iflzs arr rruufilIl. MT Iffas amrF N
5iit4s niinMl-y mss fFszsssIItst t1ff lH4F
u1aIpa nj tits -szzz,,rJ rllfHl church II
G,tasfir- Es1lls5 sIs WIS tprneslils tnnHtssr
II .ksIiIliIs1ysE -lanlaEE nnH F7H,ai-es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23

Tlfn AIT Pheasant FeseEE11'7ssss IF
etimnllEiiv aonn1iInrsH 5.iia Wsa~tian
fsa1rffsr fliltr HIlurauisrrr4 tire lnsaf1mu
M ties 1sa-ur VIM Htiv#Eh ifHI-FtiE
fttas- siss I#f rgur awe, irnn rtIr mil
nm M t1ru rEstu-rt IH;s,IEsinl. E1Ha5 iiltt
..gEiIifet up f.--n nlut1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
The Daily Gate City

anIls.fiiiE ffssrat aIfl ffp NM etfl lIsstisrs
III t-fniif lJlstsss,in ]asaisiml
2olllas mails asssiciiHtss nave fl
s5sssiH ffssal ~ tip win ills
qualifications mr. n silrrntsssfiil
nlsilInssss man. Z ifaiisvr t1fa1
fsa~afn NnniifiE man ssfsplidl CONNECT
iilirssttH wtItr sDns ssnuT,til II will rnn
niliF ailnli's MIN with rsmntl companions
mt Will Hszp naldl ftp fesar min MT If
niEscilr,s
NsuTEs 4sNl-, COMMENT.
1salI@ wtirssea is 1i.afiltst ir lssanr.se
Effinsr Iss tfnins RrM1nilgs nar tilnYnrssli-
y .a1stm 8s1If cafit h fiffnrt
Aesa Miller mss nu,.fuat rttEat
Woman Irfi1 uAsgh I'D II ilnIiies tiunIsy
vilsan sHils gslts Dn I'm mar ganf
nur.1esS
AGanTfii1Is atp tsrs Washington Ifsam
IisI-fI-- lHsu1iI4 aivsE1H EfsrHff II 80
ilIiz run sTxsar' llfssws- sifrve nlluiE ulnn
in- Hrsrtiii1ty a4ksa
@sEsa1frs1 7HssaaT IS I1-ssufarrt II t1Ite WI
f,iliiE M 32fssEn ami III a,llgsHuln,Ira Il
rsE1r-a .nrlinuInHf N iHsgin t.fel7s iIast
5vttssas yv,as rIusa.,rn1rat
.Nsr res1ffis r-tsafiss- s.llrssi4sF tIl.s WI
ts-uur ats,fr,-ear TINS IS lrIr M 4gnril
srrrrvsa- Y7nu liifs-a. i1,.r- fHear un FEna
vffarss- vsa-slrr thar lfnlIs
.T1es-iiaIss -nr. rns-es- tn,ard NJ Gfnls-
sraHnlan W,ile,H liFssfnrs. fsn far nH
gvgs arr stijn ttn rrss,HT ltafti.ss, stifn VIZ.
,rr11ff.ssss.sz lips I-ese afni,s.ss Tsaniral
lTiH aEaIfftssisr area,l1 fsa-nn4-E in
s:i1lf.r III, zsssssir,n a1 sssssfitrrsae lIna1i.-
nrulssr fstn,Iirsr 4 rssniIl:iun fzvn-ll,r
Prs Inissts- ssnlasTa atss,a-
Ieev Z. HrTrvfi.ar assaf Fss-as17s
ffl-r alrf rrnrIrfilIg mt Iffss 1aa-F IL
tit.s I1iills5rz MS irsss;!.,1tssI t1st lH4F
trlzrIt.s mi the sz,II rnlia adillrtr II
C.ssfiti- FalI:z. Il. v5sss tprnes..is nnHtsn
II sFsEEfiinISsE LlaniaTE n1it ffstst1-tt..
TTlfe AT Pheasant F'7-ss.s f1'-sssse #
rtimmlEtiil, srnrzilHnsf 5tiia7 NsiiTtia1l
fsaIrftsrF flilt, HIlursniGlrrF Jtin Igssf1mu
nj ttie 1'a-Tni VIM Ht1TssRr lfslasti
5fftes- 5sIff IHn esTJ1 1--WE INN ms MI
ann M t1ru nstu-r rE.cfsim. llfa1 IiiH
IN litsst -uin et---h much
-sd1 NM sal.n .hEtiiis .e4ih T-''s. = =.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
BLADENsHuRe.
.s>o-e->pe-sI->-~-o->-<~-e-~~-o44 ~

i l. Ha
Bladensburg Mrs Alice Schott of
Burlington who has been visiting her
mother for the past week returned
home Sunday. Mr..
I4oranzo Yeager who had bad ac-
cident happen to him last week by fall
ing out of an apple tree while picking
apples and breaking three ribs is re-
ported not much better.
There was quite large crowd at the
social here Saturday night and all
seemed to have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Carter are the
proud parents of baby daughter, born
last week.
Mrs. s. D. Long and Charles Harris
and family have gone out west to see
the country and visit relatives. They
expect to be gone all winter.
H. u. Mcdowell and Clarence Wills
who are going to move to New Mexico
will load their car Tuesday and expect
to go soon.
Miss Lula Whitmore and mother
who has been out west visiting rela-
tives have returned home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Young,
Oct 2S, a daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
cHiLLlcoTHE


Chillicothe Mrs. G. NJ. Clark and
daughter Grace returned Sunday even
ing from a short visit with Mrs.
Clark's parents in Abba.
John Milburns of Ottumwa is visit
Ing his daughter Mrs. A. Dickson.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Cundiff and
daughter of Belleville, Kas., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scots and
other relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Waddington returned to
her home last week from Portland,
Ore, and other western points where
she has been the past five months.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnston of OF
tumwa visited recently at the G. b.
Johnston home and with Mrs. Cath
crime Johnston.
Mrs. j. J. Sharp of Council Bluffs Is
spending a couple Of weeks with rela-
tives, enroute home from Davenport
where she attended the Rebekah AS
sembly /. 0. o. F.
Miss Emma Nye spent Sunday with
her mother Mrs Mary Nye.
A company of young people were
very pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. Helen Rector. Friday
evening. Mrs. Rector and children ex.
pect to leave soon for Eagle Lake,
Texas, where they will make their
future home.
Rev. Slack was Floris visitor Fri
day.
The funeral of Mrs. Philip Duffy o1
Los Angeles, CAL, whose death occur
red Friday at the home of her parents
MT. and Mrs. Laurence Guggerty was
held from the Catholic church at IL
| this morning in Ottumwa.
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ent. visited Tuesday with Mrs. jenkins
sister, Mrs. M. A. Lester, while enroute
home from Davenport. Mrs. Jenkins
will be remembered by many Eddyvilie
friends at Mrs. Lottie Finsch.
Mrs. John Koontz Is at home from a
six weeks visit at Charleston, Wash
Ben Miller departed this week for
Seattle. Wash. to spend the winter.
He paid only short visit to his
brother, Harry Miller, having come
home from the Dakota harvest fields,
w. S. Barnett and S. T. Privitt north
of town made business trip to Cen
terville and Queen City. Mo; this week
Mrs. Frank Pierce and daughter;
Miss Grace, arrived home Monday
from their visit with Missouri rela-
tives.
Mayor w. L. Hays departed Tues
day afternoon for Haxtum, Colo, call
ed there on account of his son Otto
Hays, getting seriously injured while
ropine- some cattle week or ten days
ago.
Miss Ruth Allison, who has been vis-
iting relatives here for a week went tc
Ottumwa this week to spend few
days with relatives while enroute tc
her home at Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Epperson ane
Miss Nettie Sullivan have. returned te
their home in Ottunwa after shor,
visit with Mrs. b. Sullivan.
Frank Norman returned to his WORE
IaAo uB IslJB 6BpuoW BsooIBNsO II
Sunday visit at home.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox is visiting hel
mother Mrs. Kate Beedle, and her sis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28

Eddyville girl, being daughter of the
late e. M. b. Myers, formerly of Eldon,
and later Of Eddyville. The young
man was 21 years of age on March ~,
last. He is survived by his parents ana
b. two sisters, Mrs. F. p. Elliott. OF
walla Walla, Wash, and Miss Rena
RYAN of Eddyville. His death caused
much surprise here.
Carl McElroy has purchased the lots
belonging to A. L. Surbuer and located
on South Fifth street.
Russell Dinsmore Of Pennsylvania.
Is visiting his relatives, w. O. Roberts
and family.
H. G. Kruse. superintendent OF the
Iowa Central railway stopped off here
a short time and while conversing with
Agent j. III. Fields, he stated that as
soon as possible the petition which was
sent in last week by the Eddyvilie
Commercial club, requesting the rail-
way company to reinstall the phone IN
the depot, equip the depot and plat
form with electric light. and provide
connections with the Rock Island al
this place, would be given attention as
soon as possible; but just at present
things are considerably disorganized IN
| the head offices on account of the re-
cent change in ownership Of the road
Levi Lore, who has for some time
served on the Wapello county granc
jury was in Ottumwa this week but
4 was excused from further service.
Lewis Harding and granddaughter
Miss Linnie Harding, are at home from
a two weeks visit at the Levi Harding
home at Clearwater. Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Jenkins, of ORR
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyville-Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Ryan
were apprized by telegram Tuesday
that their only son Frank e. Ryan,
who has been living at Encampment,
Wyoming, the past year or two, had
died Of appendicitis Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
sent a telegram requesting his wife
to bring the remains to Eddyville, but
it will probably be two or three days
before the remains will arrive. AL
though no particulars have been re-
ceived death resulted quite suddenly,
as q letter was received from the young
man just few days ago, and he seem
ed to be enjoying fair health. Frank
was born and passed nearly all his life
in Eddyville, but for the past few
years has been living in Oklahoma and
wyoming While in Oklahoma he was
married to Miss Edna Myers. a former
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
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FAIRFIELD.


Fairfeld-Rev. d. II. Hoover, pres
4 dent OF an education institution Oh lne
English Lutheran church, known as y,
Carthage college. at Carthage, M, -
scheduled for an address IN TINS cl.y
fine English Lutheran church next
sunday morning. DR.. Hoover who is a
Ph. D. and D. D. is said to be one OF
fhe most entertaining speakers IN tns
state and his coming here VIII ~
doubt attract large crowd TO neai
\ him. :. ,sr
4 .nd Mrs Pearl Fulton of this city had
ls3, narrow escape from being ground "
eath under the wheels of Rock Is. Is.
( Ind passenger engine at lI1nerty Vi,is i
Sunday evening. She had spent the
Ey5ay there with her uncle Joe fui.oa a
and was at the depot awai1ane III, nt
, train to return home: Wnen ene o1eser to
RULED in she was standing closer =.
I tthe tracks than she had thought anu
y NE. suit case was knocked from heI
4 yrasn while she was sucked down "
the wheels Luckily the train was 1usa M
/ about at q standstill by the time .he
!, accident had happened ano pesomu rr,ous 9 .
New bruises and severe nervous
Nsl1ock Miss Fulton escaped unharHneo.
,Ehe was quickly examined and ASSIST
ed on the train coming to her nome.
she has not fully recovered from the
shock yet.
About thirty members OF Ieoi - so
IL strong Relief Corps No. 81 will go 10
MT. Pleasant to attend the district COIL
4 yention, which will be held there.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Louden left Mon
+ day for Chicago, where they Went 70
attend a manufacturers' convention.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Carson
who died Friday at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. Robert Louden was heia
this morning at the residence and was
conducted by DIR. w. e. Parsons OF
Parsons college, AT the conclusions, OF
the services the remains We're taken
to the Fra2ey Undertaking establish
R inent and placed In a vault where they
will remain until daughter who lives
b in Idaho can arrive. Upon her arrival
a private burial will be had.
All the plans are completed Tor tne
meeting which will be held Friday art
I. srncon In connection with the visit
&ng Of number Of dairy educators
who will reach this city in q special
car which is being sent to a number OF
l the principal towns and cities in south
eastern Iowa by the Burlington rali'
road. 1t has been arranged to hold
mass meeting in the Library Hall I'M
II nlediately after the arrival of the car
h SO that the educators who accompany
81 the car may have a chance to address
Il the people of Fairfield and Jefferson
II county. Among the men who will speai
II at that time is II. K. Wright, STATE
dairy commissioner OF Des Moines; 3
D. White, Of Washington D. c.; Prof
4 H. G. Van Pelt, state dairy expert o
Waterloo and r. K Bliss of the lows
State College at Ames.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
The Randolph children are still very

me Randolpn children are still very
sick.
Wallace Conery is looking after bus-
mess at Woodard this week.
Frank De Long moved to Abba last
week and has employment there.
James Hoskinson of Hooking visited
his sister Mrs. Jennie McNutt here
Sunday.
There is a great deal of sickness in
Foster at the present time.
James Cain who has kept a restau-
rant on Main street for the past three
years has closed out the business.
John Price will move his family to
Madrid. Ia, this week where he has
an interest in coal mine
Roy Maneor left Monday noon for
Des Moines where he went as dele
gate from local No~e172 U M. w. of A.
to the special convention of district 10.
The mines are running every day
and several men could get work here.
Fred Convey of Oskaloosa visited his
mother and sists here Sunday.
George o. Huxford OF South English
is now with Will Sargent in the black
smith shop.
G. Ed Beaman attended the funeral
of Mr. Kelly at Sigourney Sunday.
The home of j. Il. Henkins was
quarantined Monday on account Of
scarlet fever.
The White brothers have bought the
Corey timber east of town and will
l.giye employment to several all winter
clearing 1t, as 1t Is the heaviest timber
| in this locality
Orla Herrick will build three story
shop on Main street this winter