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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-25

friends, passed through the city last
evening en- route home.
Misses Mary and Huldah Egbert of
Melrose, who have been visiting in
Davenport, passed through Ottumwa
today en- route home.
Miss Dick Hoogendorn and Miss Ida
Denning of Eddyville were shopping in
the city yesterday.
Kodaks and cameras, 81, SO, SO, 4,
and 5. Sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Barwick of
Martinsburg were business visitors in
Ottumwa yesterday.
Mrs w. M. Redfern and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Barwick OF Highland center
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Broden of Mar
tinsburg were shopping in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Sweinfest of Abba was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. w Martin and daughter,
Miss Gladys. and Miss Lena Shuttle
field of Highland Center returned
home last evening.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Rogers and Mrs. A. ].
Rogers of Highland Center have left
for their home.
C. w. Sythes and f. NJ. Godfrey of
Hedrick were business callers in OF
tumwa yesterday.
MI, u,1,o U-o,so ~ What Gbaor
who has been attending school at Mt.
Pleasant, passed through the city to-
day en- route home for visit during
the holidays.
Mrs. D. B. Ford of Russell, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Humphrey of
Agency, passed through Ottumwa yes
terday, enroute to Des Moines, to visit
during the holidays.
Toilet sets, $1.o0, $3.50, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, $500 and $1,000. Sargent's.
Mrs. William Stevens of Dudley was
a shopper in Ottumwa yesterday.
Mrs. S. Sarber of Eldon passed
through Ottumwa yesterday enroute
to Lenark, Ind, where she will visit
during the holidays.
Mrs. w. Forrest Of Avery has re-
turned home
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Barber Of
Salem passed through the city yester-
day enroute to Bussey where they will
visit during the holidays.
Mrs. R. Wheeler Of Eldon who has
been visiting her brother, J. H. Cremer
722 West Second street, returned to
her home last evening.
T. L. Workman and daughter, Miss
Blanche of Mt. Zion, after shopping in
the city, returned to their home last
evening.
Mrs. j. F. Stong and Mrs. J. H. Null
ligan of Mt. Zion were shopping in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. G. Hagelstange of Pennington
was shopper in the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche Zents of Kirkville was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Youder of Eldon was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Ethel Caphey, Mrs. G. E. Wat
ers, Mrs. Mary B. Riley and children,
Mrs. Samuel Hawthorne and daughter,
Miss Bessie, Mrs. August Kopsierpier,
Mrs NJ. c. Clark. Mrs. ]. A. Bannoy,
Mrs 8. E. Woodruff and Mrs. S. s.
Silvers of larson were shopping In
Ottumwa yesterday.
Miss Lisa Hoover of Cliffland, Is a
shopper in the city today.
Mrs. Alfred Potter, 315 West Maple
avenue, left last evening for short
visit with her father, B. I. Heller, in
Eddyville.
We have the exclusive agency for
the New Improved Goodrich sewing
machine and you can save money by
letting us furnish you with a high
grade machine. Prices, $3.50, $500
or $4,000, according to the case you
select. Nothing nicer for Christmas
present. Church Shoe So, South Side.
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Muscatine Starts campaiqn.

Muscatine, Dec. ga membership
campaign to terminate about the timd
the big smoker ana reception is giv1
en- has been formally launched by the
Commercial club and the initiation
fee reduced to $40, which certainly
will prove an inducement to those
contemplating membership. The usual
fee is $25. An effort will be made to
swell the membership to over 400.
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NJ. w. DecIamatory Assn to Meet

Emmetsburg, zee. 23.-The annual
declamatory contest of the Northwest
ern Iowa high school Declamatory as
ISOLATION will be held at Emmetsbure
March 25, 1910. Orators of Emmets
burg, Spencer, Laurens, Denfson, Lake
City, Hartley, Jefferson, Sanborn
Orange City, Onawa, Sheldon and
Webster City high schools will com.
pete.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-25
STOCK SALE
On the Davis Farm, Miles West of
Selma and Miles Southeast of
EIdon, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, on
Tuesday, December 20

The Following Property:
HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
3 Mules, coming and years old; /
Gray Marc, s years old, in foaI; Bay
Mare, 8 years old, In foaI; FiIIey,
coming years old; I Saddle Pony,
40 HoGs-6 Brood sows, SO shoats,
weigh about 1925 lbs.
II HEAD OF LAMBS.
1873 HEAD OF cATTLE-124 Year
lsnss and Two-Year-oid Steers, 8 Milk
Cows, with Calves at side; Black
Bull, coming two years old.
MISCELLANEOUS In Crib;
Hay Rake; about 5 Tons of Hay;
Moving Machine; Set of Work Har-
ness.
TERMS-A credit of IL months will
be given on all sums over SIS on ap-
proved notes without interest II paid
when due. If not so paid, to draw 8
per cent from date until paid. All
sums of So and under cash.. Five per
cent off for cash. No property to be
removed until terms are complied
with.
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. CHARLTON o

Il <@$%%% y ~ $-%$-%-1 !.
. CHARLTON. y
u H%$%%% 80 %-o-@-<-@-e% j.
Chariton-Miss Patti Follman Of ST.
courtney has been chosen as teacher
of mathematics in the high school to
succeed Miss Ethel Smith, who ten
dered her resignation.
Frank Shaffer has been elected
night Waterman to take the place of
Thos. Huffman, who fell a few days
ago and broke his leg.
w. P. BEEN, formerly of Charlton,
nut who now resides in Whitebreast
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POPULAR COUPLE WE'D.

Stanley Curtis and Osa Warren are
Married at Agency by Rev. o. G.
circuit.
Agency, Dec. ESPECIALLY Stanley
Curtis of Batavia and Miss Osa War
rem of Eldon were married last night
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John R. Warren, four miles
southeast of Agency. The wedding
ceremony was performed at O'clock
by Rev. o. G. Orcutt, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Agency
and was witnessed by forty guests A
wedding supper was served. The
groom is prosperous farmer near Ba-
tavia and with his bride has hosts of
friends in the community. They will
make their home on the Curtis farm.
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Many Are Present.

many Are present.
Those in attendance at the meeting
of the Iowa Sheep Breeders and Woo
Growers association today are:
V. G. Warner, Bloomfield.
Ellis Rail, Lincoln, Nebraska.
L. E. Blizzard, Oskaloosa.
T. H. Fansher. Batavia.
w. ]. Bennett. Farson.
A. M. Kramer Batavia
]. W. Peebler, Ottumwa.
L. Dimmitt, Ottumwa.
H. H. Davis, Ottumwa.
M. R. Daniels, Pulaski
G. w. Creath, Agency.
]. L. Foster, Belknap.
G. w. France, Oskaloosa.
Henry Yer Ploeg, Beacon
Basil Davis, Hedrick.
M. E. Votaw, Fremont.
William Michael, Selma.
Samuel Rail, Birmingham
e. Heckart, Douds-Leando.
Arthur Broadfeld, Ottumwa.
Ernest Kelso'', Ottumwa.
L. P. Garner, Floris.
w. 8. Merritt, Seymour.
A. Acton, Eldon.
James Shields, Ottumwa.
G. H. Stuber, Dudley.
George Ward, Cedar.
Frank Bell, Hedrick.
]. ]. Beggs, Keosauqua.
T. w. Gardner, Eldon.
L. D. Minor, Eddyville.
Fl. L. Acton. Eldon.
William A. Myers, Eddyville.
Clyde Bean, Hedrick.
8. H. Lamis, Eddyville,
s. K. Alderdice, Ottumwa.
l. D. Akers, Ottumwa
o. G. Davis, Hedrick.
]. w. Mercer, Birmingham.
c. G. Mccoy, Ottumwa
T. H. Smith, Ottumwa.
E. N. Steiner, Agency.
M. G. Wilmington, Hedrick.
e. E. Davis, Hedrick.
G. w. Davis, Hedrick.
S. P. Shaw, chancellor of Contra
college at Pella, passed through the
city today enroute to Eldon to make
a short visit.
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Excellent Showing by Club.

Cedar Rapids, Dec. 23.-At a rel
cent meeting of the members of the
Cedar Rapids Country club, the past
years showing or the club was proven
to be in fine condition. The assets
aggregate $36,151 and the liabilitiey
only $4,000, much of which is held byI
the members. The many improves
ments made On the grounds apd the
big addition last yekr added to the
club house have given the Cedar
Rapids Country club a building and
grounds which are not to be euuallecl
anywhere in the state and hardly id
the west Messrs. w. ]. Maxwell, wi
n, Dunshee and George B. Ludy werts
elected directors for the ensuing year|
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CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will pieRae give th> name o.
sile Fnstofflce to which the paper has
been sent rs well as the Postoffics
where they desire It to be changed to
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-25

vened at l o'clock. Prof w. ]. Ken
nedy of the State Agricultural college
Of Ames delivered the chief address
this afternoon.
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Capt. w. H. G. Jaques, and after four
years withdrew from the firm and
formed partnership with Judge j. C.
Mitchell, with whom he is associated
at this time. Mr.. Hunter is affiliated
with Trinity Episcopal church, in
which he now serves as a vestryman.
His candidacy is receiving, much at
tention all over the district.
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to the Episcopal clergy present in
that it was the thirtieth anniversary
of the ordination of Dean Hare OF
Davenport
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Mrs. Frank Franker and daughter
Miss Katherine of Sigourney, were
Shopping in. the city yesterday.
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IOWA SHEEP BREEDERS
IN CONVENTION HERE TODAY

CONTINUED From Page u
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S. P. Shaw, chancellor of Central
college at Pella, passed through the
city today enroute to Eldon to make
a short visit.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
CITY TOO EXPENSIVE
SAY SOME SENATORS
Debate Arises Over Appropriation
Bill Before the Upper
House.

When lhe District appropriation DIN
Was brought up iu the Senate this after
noon by Senator GaUiuger It was made
Tho occasion for attack ON tho charge
fle government OF Washington 5s I'M
duly expensive.
Senator Clay. of Georgia. declared The
bin provides a larger revenue for the
District log S2O1U.0G0 than is expended bg-
the great State OF Texas. aud 81 Cga 90
more than the total expenditure Of
Georgia
"T agree" said the Senator. "that the
National Capital ought TO Doe made O.
beautiful city. but iu tine past years tine
appropriations for it have reached from
100000 TO 100000. Even az this fl
must be said that they have not grown
so fast as the Government expenditures
iu other directions.
Senator GaIliugcr defended the BILL
and said that az least million more
ought 10 no. given FOR school houses and
lands TO- meet .ha pressing ueceszIfi+-
of th Getty Tine bile Ie said. did not
carry half enough for schools The
senator gave assurance that 10 Was
H1peu 10y The committee to 90 more or
the schools Ia UDinred out "a number
ol the difficulties OF maintaining the
administration OF 4--v situated a-
Washington is. and showed that while
some OF the appropriations Wer large
fur auLHoT.tIee of tee District
senator IIIwan said work of tie
committee was largely devoted 10 ..-
SlstluE the opportunities OF the Com
fiIIrripl,L-s Who acre Il5l-truE upon
getting moro money for every purpose.
a'..c.' Le said. 'aud nave done tile best
Wa could
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
JANIER IS FACING
SERIOUS CHARGE

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-Joseph w.
Janler' the wealthy New Yorker. who
ABDUCTED Catherine Loerch, the eleven
year Old daughter of his friend, was
this afternoon presented by the BaIu-
more grand jury on the charge of
abusing his little girl companion.
The penalty for conviction on the
chargye is hanging. life Imprisonment.
or from eighteen months to twenty-one
years In the penitentiary.
A presentation by tlc grand Jury under
the Maryland law is preliminary TO the
Indictment. An indictment against Ia
HIer Is now being drawn, and it will be
handed down tomorrow.
Little Catherine LOerch was before the
grand jury from 10 a. IN. until shortly
before 1 O'Clock this afternoon.
Inc little girl has been committed TO
the House of Good Shepherd. where she
VIII 2e confined until Janter has baan
brought 10 trial.
Marshal Of Police Faruau notified tha
New York authorities that he woufd mon
urn Jahlef over to them until after ne
Iiau Deeh tried by the Baltimore courts
Iie mas noe received anV communicative
from New York. and no Officials from
mat cltv have reached here. Neither
nave auF relatives OF the girl or Janiar
arrived in Baltimore
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
AS hENELlK DIES
HIS HEIRS CLASH

ROME, Feb. 4-The breaking I'D of
the Abyssiujan empire is threatened as
the result o. the clash between Empress
TaitOu and Prince Lii. the youthful
CRANE son of King MeueliK, as TO which
shall succeed the diving Emperor.
Reports today from AnkObaT say that
the NegIses, or rulers OF the various
subHngdpms OF the Empire, are dfsre-
gaTding the conflicting demands 20 5oin
the forces OF the claimants 20 the
throne The Indications are that many
of these SublLiHgdJmS Will secede, and
a descriptive warfare result
The condition of King MeneIik is still
iu doubt, as the news from Adfs Ab-
beba IS conflicting. Tt is believed, how
ever that he can live but few DAYS
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
W hite House Callers

/ secretaries Wright.
Garfield.
/ Newberry.
/ Senators Nixon OF Nevada
Flint OF California
Beverage OF Indiana.
Burrows Of MEchigan.
Stephenson u wisconsin.
Representatives Barthoidt of Missouri.
Wagner OF Pennsyl
vani8
McLachlan Of Call
fOrnia.
Lands or Indiana.
Kennedy Of Ohio
Wilson OF Pennsyl-
Vauia.
stevens Of Wisconsin
Mclaughlin OF Michi-
gan.
Hamilton Of Michigan.
OicOtt OF New York.
Ryan Of New York
Gardner Of Massachu-
sets
GilIett Of Nassachu-
sets.
William Barnes. Of Albany
Commander Herbert x. Smith. L. 5. N
Commissioner MCIIlhenny.
Charles Cary.
DIT. Charles Gaylord
A. I. GoetzmaH.
Douglas Robinson
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
HAZEL SENTENCED.

TOLEDO Ohio. FEB. Harvey Ha-
EEL the seventeen-year-OI bOv found
guilty Of the murder OF his mother, was
this afternoon sentenced to life fmpris-
ouueut I'm the Ohio State peuiteutiary at
Columbus. Hazel was convicted of sIav-
ing his mother January u. 1908, by beat
ing her to death with q hammer, after
r.hich ne robbed her of S57 The case
HttraCted attention because Of the de-
tense Of adOlescent insanity.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
FIGHT OVER
WHO SHALL SERVE

The coming 81 prospeTOuE-IO looking
customer into the grin room OF the New
Willard Hotel caused an argument be-
tween two walters Joseph Seaman and
James Jvroler. as TO which should serve
the gentleman, Who evidently looked
good for q tip.
TvToleT beat Seaman To- &c, however,
and the fight which followed resulted iu
charge OF assault being made against
Seaman. VINO this morning iU Police
Court forfeited SO collateral
The Washington times., 1909-02-04

Railway preferred. sold at Ssss with
small lots at SO, and after call round
lots sold at SO. Nothing doing in the
common stock. A few sales Of Traction
shares were made at 134.
Mergeuthaler 2oSik Lanston I2a.. and
Union Trust pa
Washington Railway As, Sgt. A $50
Capital Traction, 3 per cent bond sold at
1851, q slight advance.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
LOCAL STOCKS WERE VERY SLOW
BUT PRICES WERE FIRM
AND UNCHANGED.

There wasn't much doing on the local
stock exchange. There was the usual
attendance of brokers and the usual
amount of bidding Tor stocks. Prices
showed firm tone on everything. and
there were no concessions
washington Gas was the leader in ac-
JFiJN' but with only 12j shares sold.
% but eEldeuNs the absence of any ac-
uyIJF- The ulice WIS 694 without vari-
ton.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
PUBLIC NOTICES.


- TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
LRi.l or COLUMBIA. Holding "A District
Court Ju Ea. Condemnation az land uecaE.
EaIE t1 provide Tor au addition Go Morgan
school lu the District Of Columbia District
Court 80. sHa- on consideration Of tho Pc
tiflau ~ the Commissioners OF the District
~ Columbia. flied lu Ile above entitled cause.
and og motion ri counsel FOR said Commits
February. e. j. 1888. ORDERED Uaf sga
Clerk OF this Court issue g. citation 90 sfI-
Charles n smith. owner OF tLe land ta DO
condemned 30 t-ls proceeding. 20 appear iu
Iala Court al the sd day lf EaGfu-r. 4 ID
1859. az ten O'Clock a. 81, 20 answer said ra-
UuHu and 60 show cause why the drawers
thereof should NOT bee granted and vHr r.r
numbered one I'D iu square numbered twenty
I'VE hundred and NIFTY eight lL5ls. fn The
County as washington District of Columbia
according 10 the Land Records 1u file lu trr
Surveyors DrICC " llr District OF CaT.r.-
hla. and more particularly described I'm the
petition filed herein. should not be Condemn.
fguT-Toau addition 60 fHe Morgan School
iu the District u' Columbia. ~ Ie fgTfF-.
Hy Jle United states Marshal for The Dis
Irirt of columbia upon such owners VI rn.
land sought 90 Dee condemned herein aud e.IrH
persons Interested therein as may be furTlf
the District OF Columbia and IL Is further
Ordered. chat all persons having any Interest
iu these proceedings DE. and they are here
as. warmed ana required p" appear i'm this
Court 900 ar before the said -.d day OF Feb
ruaIg.. s.. ID. l-le t1 answer said petition. al#.
fa continue BOO afteudaas. until the Court
shall have made .rs uuai order Tafllglul and
confirming the award and report OF the come
mlEHluueTs tu He appointed Hr the Court ~
auursfse lna value vi the respective Interests
~ aU persons concerned Iu the land and
premises mentioned and described iu fh.
aforesaid petition. 10 81 further Ordered. that
"a copy ~ JHls order ba published once sn
flg Washington La# Reporter. and uu three
secular days iu the Washington star the
washington Post and lAa NJ a-hiuEt1u Times
newspaper published Iu said District ba-
fore J.s said -3d day ~ February. a. D.
1859. f-ealI EE tEa Court. THJ- a. AE.
YOUNG clerk By r. u. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst CLERK. fo2-5t
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To II. r.. Iowensteiu. for five two
story brick dwellings from lH 20 l11
adams street northwest, architect, j.
Il. Schneider, builder. IL r. HOWcu-
stein estimated cost. S15,o0o.
To Owen owen Tor repairs 90 1904 ~
street northwest, architect, A. r. Clark.
JI.i builder. w If. Lawson; esIima leJ
cost. $500
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
TURKEY RARE BIRD.
PRICES IRREGULAR
Liberal Supply of Eggs,
But Demand AbSOrbS
Offerings.

A more liberal supply sent eggs down
10 the 5J-oeut mark today. Demand,
however, was sufficient to put West
Virginia Tennessee, and Carolina goods
on practical footing with nearbys, so
that there was very little difference in
quotations ON the various grounds
sales We're heavy and there was but
little stock left on the market at the
close of business.
Scarcity of turkeys has now reached
the point where there can hardly 5e
said To be "a market ON this class Of
poultry. Prices today ranged between
20 and - cents ON dressed goods. Not
since the opening Of the turkey season
has quality entered as much into the
consideration of buyers and choice
picked fowl may be said to have EaIs
a dozen prices. Quotations on otEer
lines Or poultry are hrmer.
In the live stock and vegetable ma c-
kets no changes were recorded. Sup
ply and demand were fairly well all
justed and trading was brisk
The Washington times., 1909-02-04

THe Senate today adopted a res0lu-
ton introduced Ivy Senator Dick direct
ing the Secretary Of War TO furnish
copies of ali reports and c0rrrsu0ndrnce
relating TO lazug at West Point since
January T. 1905
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs &
Co, bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building,
members New York stock Exchange, Wash
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Dmed FIuILs Id ~

Dried TTIifs-Tsal-ius uaLIe}. per box. g o..
fancy -ul-auaE. per lb. 5secs imported Sui
tauss. peer DID,. g. aIga- pruues. per 10 5Iaq9c-
cltru. peg DO. &c. peaches ucr 3D.. ll.aIGc:
anr.cntz. per ih-s aaIle. apples oevaugratedD,
Euls-,-neieaJ Panaus. per DID, a5c- ALE
uona5. per DID,. ala#se. HaIuuts. per DO. ssc
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by IT, f. Hutton
Co members New york stock Exchange.
G. Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 II street
northwest
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

BID. Asked
e. :. con. s, reg l55o.----.-. 103H Joe
Z. S. con. 2s, coup, 1885,. 1921 49,
Z. S. S. reg, l8Gs-ls-.-...---. I10al I0lls
=. 5. Q s. coup, latS-l6.....-.... 1o1t 1ol1s
L. s. 5s, coup, small bonds
l1'ih-lh .s-.-.. s.s.---s TOD
Z. $ IS, reg Ia25.-....--..... lIels 1901
T.. s. IS coup. 1925............. lZJla
L. S. Pan. CnI 1920 VI. 2s
reg, 1896 .-....-.--.....---...-. I0llz 1922
=. Of C.. 3-65' g. 1924 .-...-.....-. 100
Philippine Islands land pur
g. l3l4-s4 --.-..------. 100 ---
Panama. 1923 Observation-Disclosures. lUZ LOB
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Dressed Mes

Dressed Neats-HaTus. country cured Deg
Ib-. l4alsc- beef. fore quarters. per H. Fa..r.
hind quarters. iallc, ribs. allSc, l0ius. l0aIsc.
rounds, +cf dressed lamb per Ib.. Igc.
hogs. small per gHt.. $780, mediums
per cHt.. $780, p0rE IaiUs per TO-. l2a.
bacon. per b.. lsal4c- sausages. per Ib-. saI5-.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04

NeEetabLes-PJlatoes. per bu.. suostsI o.. uo-
tat0es. homegrown. per bu. 7ca5uc. sv. eet
ELJoa--uy, tuIuIDs. per box, 25a40c, tuuIps.
per huI.r t5C5 utabaEos per bbI sIcya.
Lg05 carrots per bbI. slGgaI-50. cucumberz,
per basket. SLCUs--g0. cabbage Ter 100 lbs
s-H.a---5- Cau.GiDWeT. pUT basket. gIJ0aZ p.
celery. per loz, stalks. sGcaSl-g5s onions, per
Bu-, 9Iea&lDJs onions. FER Dbl, 81 S5ag.UJ-
pumpkins. per bJL, G0a75c- squash per
Dbl, 55cslou5 string beans. per basket 81 g5a
2.51. tomatoes. Florida per crate. Ss-O0aEog;
SPINACH. pea bbl.s sIUa1.0y. kaIe per bbL
g9ca}lUJ. lettuce, Florida. per basket, 81 ia
$50. Lal-su-.. .-r 700 81 o.. %.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Live StCca.

Live Si0ck-CarJle. extra. per cUt- g. 50a
500 medium s3u.a5.aos ordinary, S--5ra& co.
hogs per Cwtr gross. s5.JyaG.ZJ; ordinary.
per cWt.. s5.ooa5-59s sheep prime. per b.
4a5c5 ordinary per l1., SAGE lambs.
DO. 5laalcs common per 3D.. 5a5lzc. calves.
prime per Ib.- siar. medium. per 10, 7tasc-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-12-31
Eagle Lake

Lester Ewing went to Mankato
Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Anderson was Mankato
visitor Tuesday.
L. NJ. Anderson transacted business
in Mankato Friday.
E. NJ. Zuel of Mankato was an Eagle
Lake caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess Wis
tied the Hub Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mcnamara spent
Christmas in Mankato.
Mrs. NJ. Minard and son Clifford
went to Mankato Tuesday.
Miss Esther Nelson left for her home
lat Vernon Center Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill spent Christ
mas at the Austin home in Mankato
Miss Eda Bennett, teacher of dis
trict l53, is spending her vacation at
home.
Messrs. Oscar Wells, Dave johnson
Thursday evening.
Miss Cloudy, principal of the school
here, is spending the holidays at hel
home in Mankato.
A merry sleighing party from this
place went to the box social at district
80 Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds and
family of Sanborn, Mimi, spent Christ
mas at the formers parents.
A box social was held in district
So Thursday evening. A goodly sum
was taken in and a fine time had by
ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Smart of San
born visited at the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Reynolds, Christ
mas.
William Youmans of this place was
among those in the wreck at Good
Thunder last week. Fortunately he
was but slightly injured.