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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04

Walnut street at a guessing contest.
Mrs. Homer Cresap won the prize. Re-
freshments We're served
Ed Bradley of Clarksdale, Mo-, spent
Sunday at his home.
The Baptist ladies are preparing to
serve Thanksgiving dinner.
Rev. Whitcomb is improving and
his many friends hope for recovery.
The Bay View club will meet Mon
day Nov. at the home of Mrs Will
Brown, Magazine Leader. Mrs. Geo
Hollen, History Leader Mrs. Geo
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Miller and Mrs.
G. M. B. Myers returned home to
Chickaha, Okla.
Mrs. Ryan formerly Miss Edna
Myers accompanied Mrs. Myers to Ok
lahoma. Mrs. Ryan recently buried
her husband at Eddyville.
Mrs. 1. Harrison of Lettsville, re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with her friend Mrs. c. R. Burns.
Mrs. Fred Elliott and daughter Dor
othy returned home to Valley Junction
after visiting her parents.
Mrs. Copeland of Laddsdale enter
tained at her home Mesdames Craw'
ford. Golf. Perry w. Lyons, Misses
Maggie and Reva Hughes. The da!
was spent in knitting comforts. All hac
an enjoyable time.
| Ike De Ford went to Muscatine t.
| spend the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
A reactionary storm period is cen

A reactionary storm period Is CEN
trail on the twenty third, twenty
fourth and twenty fifth. This period
embraces the moons passage across
the equator on the twenty third, and
moons perigee on the twenty-fifta
Restless and threatening weather will
mark this reactionary period. Fitful
gusts of rain. cold winds and occas-
ional sleet and snow squalls will be
general results. sending in quite cold
weather for Thanksgiving.
A regular storm period runs from
the twenty seventh into December. be-
ing central on the twenty-ninth. This
period enters with the full moon on the
twenty seventh. Falling barometer and
brisk autumnal storms of rain and
wind, turning to sleet and snow, will
| be passing eastward across the coun-
| try during the last three days of No
vember. The twenty seventh Is the
center of a probable seismic period. ex-
tending from about the twenty fifth tc
the twenty ninth. While few, if any
| of these seismic periods are expected
to confirm vital cosmic facts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04

tended by cloudness and resulting rain
in MANY localities. Stiff, northwesterly
winds and sharp change to colder Will
come promptly on the heels of thes
disturbances.
A regular storm period covers the
fourth to the ninth, being central on
the sixth. This period is near the CEN
ter of the Venus period and promises
to bring very active conditions. If the
barometer falls to low reading from
about the sixth to the ninth. look for
energetic storms of rain and wind,
with dangerous gales over the lake re-
gions. These disturbances will be at
tended by electrical storms to the
southwark. while in the northwest
sleet and snow will be quite propapi1s 1s.
All outdoor work that can reasonably
be put in order ID all perishaple
goods that can be securely housed ana
sheltered before these Venus storms
in November, will be great gain, say
ing nothing of the convenience and
comfort of the people.
| A reactonary storm period is CEN
| trail on the twelfth thirteenth and
fourteenth. The conjunction of the
moon with the earth on the twelfth
naturally indicates that high tempera- :
| ture for the season, IN low barometer
and general storms are probable on
and following that date. 1t is rare
| exception when rising temperature
does not attend new moon and when
new moon fails on or very close to the
celestial equator especially iii Venus
period and in a storm period, thunder
and lightning are almost certain to at
tend the storms. Change to very much
cooler, with high barometer, and high
northwesterly gales will ing up the
| west and northwest flanks of storms,
say about the thirteenth to fifteenth.
/ A regular storm period is central on
the eighteenth. From Tuesday the
/ sixteenth to Sunday the twentieth Is
a time of vast storm probabilities, es-
pecially on the oceans and the great
lakes. This is period in which Boreas
will make a stubborn i hit for Comin-
alton in most parts of the northern
hemisphere - billiards. of snow
and sleet need not surprise any read
er of these forecasts in north anc
4 northwest before the final windup d
this storm period. These storms will bt
followed closely by a thing high ba-
rometer out of the northwest, causing
high gales and unreasonable cold tt
puah rapidly far ir'r the south ant
, east Many heavy ocean storms will bt
encountered, both on the Atlantic anc
Pacific during this and other Novem.
. ber periods. Make it your business L
. watch the teleo-" ohio reports from
land and sea, through all this part y
! the month, and see If this forecast Il
not verified to degree out of the or
dinary If your farm and orchard ant
garden products are not safely houset
E before these mid November Venu
| storms You will suffer great discom
: fort and heavy loss.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
THoRNBuRG.

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Thornburg-Rev. Mcfarland return
ed home from his eastern trip Of
few weeks Tuesday.
Beatrice Summit was Mlllerspurs
caller Wednesday.
Mrs Rob Orr visited in Sioux CITY
a few days last week.
Mr.. Woods was What Cheer caller
Wednesday.
Miss Aessia Orr was delegate for
the Eastern Stars of this place to at
tend the meeting at Sioux City.
Mrs. Carver spent Wednesday In
Barnes City.
Mrs. Brannon was shopping In Mon
tezuma Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. Lizzie McGumpsey was What
Cheer visitor last Wednesday.
, Mr.. wiley met with quite an accident
last Wednesday. He fell from the
building on which he was working IN
Keswick. No bones were broken and he
was only bruised and shaken up
Claude Dawson and Miss Clara
Frager were married at Sigourney on
Thursday.
DR.. Hamilton was a What Cheer
caller Wednesday.
| Mrs. Ulich and daughter were visit
| ing in Gibson Wednesday of last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith moved to their
new home in Montezuma Thursday.
| Inez Coulson of Oskaloosa Is visit
ing her cousin Nryra Gibbons this
week.
Mrs. Mitchell of What cheer was in
the city visiting last Thursday
Mrs. Kelly was What Cheer caller
| Thursday. :,
Mrs. Ulrich was a What Cheer call
er Friday.
Mrs. ]. Strong and children returned
to Keswick for few days visit.
Mrs. George Bendelton wa- a Wha'
/ Cheer caller Friday.
Mrs Fred Pendelton was shopping
in What Cheer Friday.
Chas. Ayers and wife of Montezuma
returned home Friday.
Mrs. Rob Orr returned home from
Sioux City Friday.
Misses Ola and Fay Holland were
Keswick visitors friday.
Mrs. Caskey of ,swick was in tht
city Friday.
Cheer visitor Friday.
Willie Smith spent Saturday Il
What Cheer.
Mrs. Hoge and baby of Whittier Ia.
who attended the funeral of Emme
, Hoee Of Coal Creek returned home ol
Friday.
Mrs. Bruce and daughter Heller
were shopping in What Cheer Satur
day.
c. ]. McWilliams of Davenport wa
a business caller in the city Saturday
Forest Tackler and Jess Higgins O
| Keswick attended the football gam
here Saturday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
and Mrs. Grant williby, of this city.

and Mrs. Grant Williby, of this city.
Mrs. A. E. Dorm and daughter went
to Leon Saturday to spend few days
with relatives and friends in that city
They formerly resided here.
Col. w. S. Dugan and daughter.
Effie, returned Saturday from a visit
in Denver, Colo, with his daughter
Mrs. Edna Culbertson.
Mrs. Orlie B. Harris visited over
Sunday in Lucas with her sister, Mrs
w. E. Allen.
Mrs. Elmore Markley of Center
vile, until recently Of this city, came
Saturday for visit with relatives and
old friends here.
County Superintendent Mrs: L. M.
r. Cow and number of teachers went
to Derby Saturday to attend the meet
ing of the Lucas County Teachers as
sociation.
Mrs. e. ]. Knipe of Ottumwa and
Miss Ellen Smith Of Melsose, We're In
the city Saturday attending the fun
eral OF Miss Margaret Freel.
p. Shannon left Saturday evening
for visit in Abba. Hiteman and Burl-
| ington.
J. U. City returned Saturday from
| ST. Charles where he had sold his
printing plant
| A dance was given at the Pythian
| IelIlle Oh FTluay evening Epy lhs
members of the A. o. U. w. A large
number were present.
Mrs. P. E. Edgren and daughter I'd
ma went to Ottumwa Saturday tc
spend few days with friends.
Geo. Holmes Of Augusta, Kansas
who had been visiting his sister, Mrs
Kalista Martin of this city, and
brother. Sol Holmes of Liberty town
ship and many friends here returned
home Saturday. Mr.. Holmes was
sheriff Of this county for several years
Mrs Samuel Neptune of Benton twp
visited over Sunday with relatives ir
Vil)isca. Her son, Roy of Boulder
Colo, who had been spending some
time here. returned home at the same
time
! N1rs. Hattie Culbertson and daugh
ter May returned from a few days
4 visit in Villisca with her son Charle
Cuibertson and wife.
Mrs, Selden King and daughter Mrs
John Kimsey and Mrs. w. C. Large!
went to Russell Saturday to attend {
! surprise given Mrs. John Mckinley il
honor Of her 62nd birthday.
Mrs. M. A. Phillips returned Satur
day from an extended visit in Sisseton
s. D.. with her daughter Mrs, Ann;
Peterson and in Mt. Pleasant with he
son Tom Phillips.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04

west of town Friday evening. The pro-
ceeds go for school library.
Revival services at the Friends
church closed last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Linn Cook of Eillsboro recent
| ly spent a few days with friends mt
this place.
brother J. C. Mqsden from Los Angeles
California.
C, Scott visited his son Herbert and
| family at New London last week.
| Mrs. Arthur Ingrim and children re-
turned home Monday following visit
with the formers relatives. George
| Cramer and the w. S. Judy homes at
| Mt. Pleasant.
| Mrs Harvey Byers of Mt. Pleasant
recently spent few days with friends
at Salem.
John shumaker has purchased the
Joe Dill farm for the consideration OF
1880.
Mrs. E. P. Spraker and Z n of Birm-
| ingham are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
| Lamm.
| Rev and Mrs. Barber are at home.
| Following Mr.. Barber taking several
weeks treatment at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woolman went
to Fairfield Thursday morning, called
there by the death of the latter's SIS
! ter Mrs. Emma BaldWln bellS. "iie VI
A. Bells.
Prof. c. K Hayes came over from
Birmingham Friday to spend rev
days with his parents Mr.. and MRS:
1 John Hayes. Prof. Hayes will attend
/ the State Teachers association held at
Des Mones this week.
Mrs. Frank Becker and daughter
Marion spent Friday at Keokuk.
A Davidson made business trip 10
Keokuk Friday.
| The Owl club enjoyed a Halloween
party with Miss Marion Becker we'd
nesday evening.
| Mrs. R. Spray of Mt. Pleasant and
her daughters Mrs. Mertie zion, Oh
Mediapolis and Miss Bessie Spray,
spent Saturday visiting relatives ana
calling on friends at Salem. MISS
Spray is trained nurse and has just
returned from fourteen months spent
in New Mexico and Texas. She WIZ
soon go west and follow her profession.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Slv-
eter who will soon go to their new
home in Los Angeles, Calif., DR.. ano
Mrs Rawhouser entertained NUMBER
of their friends Saturday evening
Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. I. lngrim
entertained the Woman's club. Inc
guest of honor was Mrs. Charles SlV-
eter.
f. S. Bell has sold his residence
property to Fred Shelledy for the con-
! sideration of $4,000.
o. II. Tyner and wife came over
/ from New London Saturday and re-
mained until Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
RUSSELL.

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Russell.-Mrs. Ira Noble of Charlton
returned home Sunday morning after
visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Aldrich.
Harry Thorne of Derby arrived Sun
day evening for visit with his uncles,
E. A. and G. D. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Long and little
daughter of Osceola, arrived Sunday
evening for visit with Mrs. Longs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. B. Robb are the
proud parents Of baby girl.
Mrs. e. D. Louden of Manila, S. D.,
returned to her home Monday morn.
ing after an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Criswell
Little Marie Dixon, who has been
living with her uncle, James Walker
died Sunday night with consumption.
The funeral was held at the Christian
church Monday afternoon.
Presiding Elder B. F. Miller Of In
dianola preached in the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
William Milleson left Monday even
ing for business trip to Des Moines
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04

with Mrs. Fred B. Tucker as leader.
The Home Missionary society of the
M. e. church will hold its regular busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs
Jesse Harter Thursday afternoon.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet with Mrs. Ellsworth Rorninger on
Friday afternoon. They are taking up
the Bay View course.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge left last
Tuesday for Stockholm, Calf, to visit
relatives. They will also visit other
points in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley AlIender visit.
ed two days at the Mrs. NJ ry Lima.
bury home last week before returning
to their home in Marysville, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
SALEM.
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Salem-A series of meetings began
at the Congregational church Thurs
day evening. Evangelist L. Layf1eld as
sisted by Singer Frank E. Lindgren
are conducting the services
Salem High school gave a chicken
pie supper and Halloween party in
the basement of the M. e. church
Tuesday evening.
Whites Academy football team
played with FIT. Madison Saturday aft
ernoon on Salem grounds. Results, 10
to 0 in favor of Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davidson came
from Stockport Friday to visit at the
parental homes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dav-
idson and Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Hawkins.
Miss Bell Masden, teacher, and her
pupils aided by friends gave pie
supper at the Hobson school house,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
FARsoN.
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Farson-Mr and Mrs. A. B. Phelps
and S. Phelps were visitors in Slgour-
nev the later part of the week.
Sam Hawthorne left Saturday Tor
Arkansas on ! illness.
Bert Riley left Wednesday for Du-
buque, Ia, where he expects to WORK
in the future. -
Gordon Winslow is visiting at the
home of R. L. Scots this week. =
C. w. Dickens and wife and Mrs. II
Dickens were Ottumwa callers Fri
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Haw
thorne Tuesday. son.
Harry Teeters and brother AlV'
and Lauren Mcclure of Martinsburs
spent Sunday with Frank Sawrd.
VIM. Bennett left Friday for Fair
field, where he went on business.
Fred Thompson was visitor nea
Bidwell Sunday.
Oscar Prunty met with very pain
| full accident last Tuesday. Mr.. Prunt.
was hauling coal and while unloadin!
large chunk it slipped and fel,
crushing one finger on the right hand
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
BLOOMFIELD.
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. & Is
I Bloomfleld.-M Cynthia A. Walton
was the recipient of a post card show
er Saturday, Ee-. 80, the occasion be.
ing her ninety-arst birthday ami.
yersary. The cards, eighty-three in
number, came from points all over the
United States; goodly number, how
ever, were from Bloomfield friends
Mrs. Walton came to Van Buren coun
ty, Ia, sixty-seyen years ago and NOV
ed to Bloomfield In 1849, when this
place was mere wilderness, and
tribe of Indians passing through was
not an uncommon sight. She Is the
mother Of eight children, six of them
are living. Two reside in Bloomfield;
Mrs. T. J. Walton and Mrs. j. R
Sheaffer, and with the latter she
makes her home. Mrs. Walton Is
very pleasant lady to converse with,
has a certain vicoctty and bright way
about her that makes one think she
has scarce turned the half century
mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dunlayy spent
Sunday at the Osa Dunlavy home neal
Belknap.
Miss Edna Blankenship, employed
as bookkeeper and stenographer at =
E. Goodies poultry house, spent Sun
day near Belknap at the home Of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Blanken
ship.
Mrs. Joe Weiney returned to heI
home in Ottumwa after visit OF
day or two at Drakeville with rela
| tives.
Born Monday, Nov. 1, to Mr.. and
4 Mrs A. G. Bigsby, a son.
l. In1, ,o1f fa~ Nf II
and Mrs. William Lesler Of Ash Grove,
died Monday evening from measles.
Interment in Jay cemetery Tuesday
morning.
The w. G. T. u. will hold meeting
at the. home of Mrs. w. H. McAchran
Thursday afternoon, Nov. IL, at 2:3o
! o'clock.
Z! On Monday evening, Nov. 1. Mrs.
i J. H. Newell and Mrs. j. N. Sutton
4 gave a miscellaneous shower at the
Sutton home as a pre-nuptial to Miss
Mabel Mills whose marriage to e. L..
songer of ottumwa, takes place Sun.
day, Nov. Z. A two course luncheon
recipient of many beautiful and pleas.
ant gifts.
Unusual Case in Humphrey Will
Muscatine, Nov. 3.-An unusual sit
uation was created this afternoon
!: when Attorney E. M. Warner filed a
: second document with County Clerk
Mckee purporting to be the last will
and testament Of the late Seth Humph-
lreys. Friday one was filed by Thomas
Brown as executor of the estate. Both
! wills are vastly different and dispose
OF the property to different parties
The first will filed is witnessed on
: March 5, 1906, while the second is
: WITNESSED on the 18th day of Septem
4 Der. 1909.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
CHARLTON.

Chariton-On Saturday County
Clerk Collins issued marriage license
to Charles Williby of this city and
Miss Grace Spencer, who resides near
Russell. The groom is a son Of Mr..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
ELDoN.
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Eldon-Ed Moore of Des Moines
spent Sunday with his parents
Mrs. Ike De Ford entertained the
club at her home on East
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-11-04
HICKS WEATHER FORECAST

The weather forecast for the month
Of November, as compiled by Rev. Ir
Hicks, OF st. Louis, is as follows:
A reactionary storm period is in pro
gress as we enter this month On thu
FIRST and second falling barometer viii
pass eastwardly over the country, at
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