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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11
PERSONALS

J. II. Enott of Oklahoma City IS
hero today.
Ernest Atkins visited Borwyu and
Marietta today
j. d. Burton was visitor here
today from Hugo.
Ira Phillips Of Marietta was a
visitor here today.
J. +. Gee Of Hugo was a business
visitor here today.
r. o. White was a visitor here to-
day from El Reno.
Mrs y. c. Woods Loft today for a
visit to Oklahoma City
Chester Crosby left today for I'm.
his. Texas. to visit relatives
w. S Goodncr was a business Wis
itor here today from Bokchito.
L. y Turman returned yesterday
from a business trip TO Guthrie.
l.. J.. Smith of Sapulpa is here to-
day looking after business affairs.
o. L. Chancellor and wife arc
visiting with relatives in Marietta
J. H. Moore OF Van Alstync. Texas
was business visitor here today
Il. J. Jarvis visited Davis today
in the interest Of the Swift Packing
Co.
Linn Williams OF Madill was here
last night cnroutc home from points
north.
J. +. Hughes. n VOL known cit
izen Of Marietta, was visitor here
today.
H. w Jones, n well known citizen
Of Marietta, is business visitor here
today.
Chas. Watkins. Of Oklahoma City
was among the business visitors hcrC
today.
I. \ .Goodner Of Bokchito was
here today looking after business
matters
Mirs Mollie Davis OF Matill was IL
the city yestcrdav visiting Will
friends.
r. G. Tabor, Sr, left today for Z
business visit TO Fort Worth ant
Other points in Texas.
b. w Williams camo over last
night from hugo and will spend the
day here attending TO business mat
tors.
w. +. Warren was on his farm yes
terday where he has a large force o
men planting 100 acres of Irish po'a
toes.
Mrs. Z. l.. Goodman, who for sev
rral weeks has been the guest o.
relatives in Cypress, n, returned
home today.
J. r. Pennington transacted busi
ness in Pauls Valley yesterday and re
turned home in time to take part II
the election.
Wm. Barrowman, prornlnen
Young business man Of Purcell, AM
former resident o this city 1
visitor here today.
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G. X Langham, n former newspaper
man from this city, has under the
new game law received the appoint
ment OF game warden from this
district lie is deputy state game
warden and will have about ten coun-
ties in his district. The appointment
was made by Governor Haskell Mr..
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Lenten Tea.

Mrs Fred Gates and Mrs. Arthur
Walcott vii give a Lenten TIA at
the residence OF Mrs. Fred Gates
next TUESDAY from to p. m,
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This Is our annual clearing sale
week on sheet music Everything at
10c at Luke's Music Store. 7tf
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+ PIcKUPs HERE AND THERE. 4


Representatives Whayuc and Gil.
mcr and Ham Bee gave a box party
last night at the Brooks in honor of
friends from Ardmorc. Those present
were Mrs. V. \. Niblack Mrs Ella
Glenn Gilmcr. Miss Marie Gilmcr,
Miss Vera Olive, Miss Floy Mullen,
Miss Sue Frame. Miss Bliss Corlew
Miss Louise George, Mrs. T. Y. Nor.
g.n. Mrs. Addington, Mrs. Ilightowor
Mrs. G. II. Webb Mr.. Poly Turman
and son, and Miss Amy Toarncy
Judge and Mrs. Harry Huston Miss
Davis and Mrs. Ham Bee, all of Guth.
rio.
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Rags, rags, rags, and more rag,
time rags at Luke's this week only
lOc III
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Money 70 Loan.

! viii loan you 49, s. $40 500, or
$25 with chattci mortgages as secur'
ity. NJ l.. Alexander. 2G-lm
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"
Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone CO. Ardmore supply Co,
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"
Don't wa'- until II gets cold again.
Phone 60 Ardmere Supply Co
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his new field of work.
Miss Mamie Johnson OF Honey
Grove. Texas, who has been in the
city the guest of Miss Nora Robson.
returned this afternoon to her home
She was the honorcc at several so.
cial events during her stay in the
city and is charming young lady OF
the Lone star State. who is always
, welcome in Ardmorc.
Waiter Colbert was in the city to.
day from his farm. lie says --lo rc.
cent rain has placed the land in
fine condition. lie is leaving out cot
ton this year ami is OF the opinion
that the cotton acreage will be re.
duced onchalf this year.
J.. O. Bills has purchased a home
on 9th avenue, between A. and b.
northeast This sale was mad,
through the Rodfiold Agency.
Hunter 4 McAdoo, who recently
moved hero from Davis and em.
barkcd in the saddle and harness
business ON North Washington
street have purchased pretty
bungalow in the northeast portion of
the city These gcntlem have found
Arimorc very live town ana they
are doing good business.
/ Tho handsome twostory home of
VIII w. Slndford on McIish avenue
is nearing completion fhis will be
one of the neat ST nom,s in that
section of the city.
Arthur Reoder's cottage on north
/ Washington street is receiving the
inside finish. The home is a pretty
one and adds greatly to the beauty
of the city.
Mrs. Lou Hall is remodoling her
home on north Washington street.
Another story has been added and
the new home is now among the
handsom,st on that street.
Sidney Ford, the pioneer asphalt
man, is Offering some asphalt lands
for sale. lie is now on deal with
some parties from Indiana VINO will
probably buy u mine Mr.. Ford has
on the Santa Fe south of Ardmore
These gentlemen will develop the
property at once.
Mox Nrngtb.ip,,r bas r.fp-.I n
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Rev Miles Hays was in the city
today from Blue where he has been
with his father, Missionary Brad
Hays, who is holding a meeting
there. Rev. Hays will leave tomorrow
for his homo at Woodford.
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Among tho Ardmorc ladies ycstcr-
day paving Guthrie a visit. guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ham Bee was Mrs. G..
II. Webb, acknowledged one OF the
brightest Indian women in Oklahoma.
Mrs Webb is the aunt Of Congress
man Carter OF the Fourth congression.
al district. She has represented Indi-
an Territory in the federation of
womcn's clubs for several years past
at all times accompanied by her tai
cntcd daughter, Miss Daisy Maud
From society notes in Guthrie Leader.
Mrs. Mamie Tucker who for sever
nj months has been making her home
at Toyah in southwest Texas, arrived
I'm the city today. She will visit here
for a short time with her sons, RoE.
er and Fred and with friends, From
here she will go TO Muskogce TO visit
with her daughter, Mrs. william Stew.
art. Mrs. Tucker confesscs that she
does not like Texas so well as Okla
homa.
One of the cotton buyers Of the city
stated today that it was impossible
TO estimate the acreage Of cotton this
early in the season. He is OF the
opinion that Carter county will have
about as much as last year.
T. 4. Thurmond Fred Gates and
two visiting friends went to the
Chickasaw lake last evening They
were successful i'm catching 26 white
perch, every one OF which was eaten
at the supper meal. The boys would
not give the names Of the visitors tC
/ tho press for fear some harm might
result from the quantity of fish de
vourod However, they state that
/ they created no scarcity in the lake
for there are thousands of tempting
! creatures left in that magnificent
/ body Of water.
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Max Westheimor has refused a
flattering offer in the past few days
for some valuable asphalt lands he
owns near this city. Mr. Wtsthcimer
Is of the opinion that he will de-
velop the property instead of selling
II to others
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Laugh1m IS q conscientious indu-tri
GUS young man and will make good u
his new field OF work
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0 ! AN 4
POS c STREET, NORTHWEST

Piano solos !uets IN End and Srd
grade. for zoe this week al Lukes
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WE CAN 90 YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"
Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.
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HEpRlck.

Hedrick-Clayton Caps, who re-
Gently enlisted in the u. S. Navy, was
discharged at San Francisco, last
week, on account of i'll health, has re-
turned home and will remain indeln-
itely.
c. T. Holcomb and j w. Mccormick
We're in Colorado last week.
VIM Sylvester of Highland Center,
was in town Wednesday on business.
A. w. Lynn and E. c. Polmeteer of
Sigourney, attended Masonic school of
instruction held here Friday.
Miss Lucy Mount arrived here from
Petersburg, Ind, Thursday She ex
poets to remain indefinitely with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hursey
Mrs. G. T. Duke was a passenger to
Ottumwa Wednesday.
H. l. Moore came in from Bozeman,
Montana, Wednesday, where he has
been for some time as civil engineer
for the government. He left again for
Denver. Colo; where he has accepted
a position with a company in that
city.
Glenn Houghton, who is student
at Anes, spent a part Of his vacation
with relatives in Hedrick.
w. Fl. Young was in Des Moines last
week on business.
G. W. Harkins was a passenger to
Ottumwa Monday on business
Mark Winner was in Ottumwa Fri
day attending the horse sale
Mrs. A. A. Buck, returned to her
home in Colorado yesterday after an
extended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Martin
Rev. Orr Campbell is reported quite
ILL.,
John Wilson of Pekin was in town
Saturday on business.
Rev. Geo. Lindsay was in Ottumwa
yesterday on business.
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WILLARD.

Willard-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pearson
entertained at dinner Tuesday. Those
present We're: Rev. Linden, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Peterson, Mrs. Clara Peterson Jake
Anderson and daughters, velma and
Mabel, Mrs. Sven Nelson, Mrs Mollie
Johnson and son Carl, Mrs. Louisa
Pearson and Sven Pierson and fam
lily.
Walter Smith and family spent last
Monday evening with Mrs. Mary
Smith
Mrs. Augusta Carlson was in Blakes-
burg Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
daughters Agnes and Martha visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Sven
son at Munterville.
Sven Pierson and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Anna Hocanson.
Jas. Newell and son Fred We're in
Otturlwa Tuesday on business.
Born, Monday Jan rs. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Kirfman, a son.
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Land of Promise!
Coast Climate!
Northern Settlement!

A party of sight seers and prospec-
tive buyers are planning an excursion
trip through an exceedingly interest
ing country via New Orleans starting
February 2.
Come join us. No obligation except
each pays his own expenses,
If you buy you get the commission.
Have some bargains worth investigat-
ing.
We will be gone about ten days.
This will be the only trip with these
conditions as l am no real estate agent
but am interested personally in lands
in this section and want to see all of
the snaps picked up by good reliable
men
These lands will later be handled by
some real estate agent, but you will
never again have an opportunity like
the one offered now.
Write for berth reservation and in
formation to
w. E. cREATH,
Ennis Building, Ottumwa, la.
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DRAkEvILLE.

Drakeville-Mr. and Mrs Smith and
children of Ottumwa spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Smiths sis
ter Mrs Joe Proctor and family.
Mrs. Addie Sayles left Monday for
Omaha. to visit her daughter Mrs.
Powers.
Mrs. J. w Dodge of Bloomfield,
spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs.
H. T. Truitt.
Bernice and Edyth Rothenstein and
Merl Sloan spent Sunday with Vivian
Brown.
John McCarty accompanied by his
niece Mrs. Carrie Smock, spent Tues
day in Floris at the Fridley home.
Mrs. Lizzie Haibour and children
and Mrs. Jessie Tomlin and children
came home Friday from visit in
Kansas and Nebraska.
Jake Allen and family moved last
Tuesday to West Grove.
Mrs. Harriet Truitt spent Tuesday
with her sister Mrs. J. w Housley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Acton spent
Sunday at the Henry Wilcox home.
Mrs. Tom Sayles is again confined
to her bed. Her aunt Mrs. Bigger of
Unionville is waiting on her
Miss Mamie Gray and Mrs Maud
Jones were callers Monday at the
John McVey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mum of Belknap
spent Sunday at the Will Putnam
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. D. Mum of Belknap
spent Sunday at the Will Putnam
home.
Elmer Pearson spent few days
last week in Delta.
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LoVILIA.

Lovilia.-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Alfred
Of Moravia, spent Sunday here. the
guests of Henri L. Goddis and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Stafford spent
Saturday and Sunday with the form
er's sister Mrs. John Swan, west of
town.
Mrs. VIM. Van Skiver called on rel
atives and friends here the first of the
week.
Miss Ella Montieth Is quite ill at her
home in the part part of town.
DR.. Cothren was business visitor
at Abba Monday.
Jesse and William Mcneil of Cas-
tana, returned to their home at that
place Thursday evening after visit
with their uncle John Hittle and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Day are visit
inc relatives at Melrose this week
Mrs. Cartwright Of Des Moines,
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ALBA WOoDMEN BANQUET
ROYAL NElGHBoRS ATTEND.

Albia-The Modern woodmen of
America gave their annual banquet to
their families Tuesday night They
hal given the Royal Neiehbors a
special invitation to be present The
Royal Neighbors have only been or
ganized about two months and have a
very fourishing order. Gene Crowell
prepared good program consisting
of recitations and songs by the little
folks. There We're also talks from
several Woodmen. and Mrs. C. A
Heaton made a talk in behalf of the
Royal Neighbors. DR.. R. P. Miller
made talk on the good of fraternal
organizations and ]. H. Braden spoke
Of the benefits from being a Modern
Woodmen. Chas. Olson spoke on the
work the Royal Neighbors are doing
in Abba. The drill team of the NJ. W.
A. put on very fancy drill which
pleased all. Long tables were then
placed in the room and all were served
to sumptuous supper served by the
drill team of the M. w A The even
ing was spent in a very pleasant man
ner.
Reid at Abba.
The Photographers club met with
H. E. Voiland Tuesday and the fol-
lowing photographers were present:
las. ioWiioStll ol tJetS mO1fleS, j. Z,
Scoles of Oskaloosa; A. L. Eckernan
of Centerville; j, w. and Guy N. Reid
Of Ottumwa, J. G. Browning of Fair
field; Will Dunlap Of Bloomfield;
George Fair Of Bonaparte: O. c.
Courtwright of Fit. Madison and Fl. NJ.
Anshutz of Keolsuk. The day was
spent in demonstrating their work and
in the evening they had a BANQUET
served by Mrs. A. A. Combs The ban
quet was a 8 course affair and was
one of the best banquets ever
served in Abba Beautiful place cards
were used and each responded to the
toast as the subject was handed him.
The orchestra played soft music
throughout the entire banquet
Other News.
The Catholic church held q social at
the Murray home in South Abba
Tuesday evening. A large crowd was
present and a handsome sum was
realized.
The Monroe county teachers are
taking examinations this week. About
forty are present.
The Abba high school girls are prac-
ticing every evening for the basket
ball game they will play with Ottura-
wa girls Saturday
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EnnYuIIIE

Eddyville-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Harper, who moved from here to Des
Moines about year ago last August,
are moving back to Eddyville this
week Their family will occup-~ the
property lately vacated by c. A. Nor
wood in the north part of town. Mr.
Harper and company.
Charles Jones, foreman of the water
supply of the Iowa Central is cleaning
out the water tank. Mud to the depth
of five feet had accumulated in the
tank obstructing the supply of wa
ter
DR.. E. M. Knox has purchased the
Pat Smith property and rented the
same to Henry Pickerell of the new
hardware firm Mr. Pickell will oc-
oupy the place early in February Mr..
Smith expects to move to Ottumwa,
where he is now engaged in business.
Mrs. N. B. McNeese went to Oska-
loosa Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gertrude Lawless few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Canine of near
Des Moines. arrived Wednesday and
will visit couple of days with the
family Of B. F. Gordon.
| Sherm Oldham, wife and child OF
| Olivet, came Wednesday to visit with
Mrs. Sarah Oldham and Mrs. A. c.
Davidson. Mr. Oldham expects soon
| to move on a farm near Eddyville.
Ben F. Thomas has lately moved his
| family from West Des Moines town
ship into the Fred Miller house form
erly owned by Mrs. Emily Reed.
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BUTTER PRICE
DOWN A LITTLE
DROPPED FROM So TO 80 AND is
LIABLE TO 60 STILL
LOVER.
.-<c----
APPLES AND SPUDS UP
Fruit is e5 Gents Per Peck and Pota.
toes Selling Some places at $500
Per Rushel--The Local
Markets.
APPLES AND SPUDs UP

Butter, which has been In such an
undecided condition for several weeks
has at last taken decided turn This
is a piece of news that will cause Joy
to the housewife. That article which
renders bread SO delicious, has drop
ped from 80 cents to 80 cents, and is
inclined to go little lower. In fact
the bottom in the butter market re-
ceived a severe crack and is in dan
ger of falling out. 1t has been many
moons since the butter price has TAX
en- any kind of slump during the lat
ter part of January, and now If some
good, kind hearted person would just
casually mention the fact to some
people that a substantial drop would
be welcome and could be used to a
good advantage, the people would
arise as a whole and call them
blessed.
At any rate the price of butter 60
ing down may act as a sort of horri-
BILE example and cause the hens to
get ashamed, and they may begin do
ing their best The price Of eggs re-
mains at exactly the same place
where it has been since January first
Vegetables Also High.
There promises to be some fun in
the apple and potato market before
spring and il may be that they will be
SO high as to cause those few house
wives who purchase them to place
them in safety deposit vaults along
with their other valuable effects. The
price of some apples is simply terri
BILE and the end is far from being in
sight. This is especially true among
the western fruits. They are SO high
they make the grocers almost gasp
for breath, and the worst of 1t is that
that grocers hate to have to raise the
price The jobbers are selling the ap-
pies so as to make so cents on every
$150 and So box Then when the gro
Ger retails them he has to boost the
price to IS or 70 cents per peck to get
even Some people who know what
they are talking about say that not
half as many apples were raised this
year as last, while others maintain
that there was fully as many as 70
per cent of the crop. But the dealers
have been saying that SO long that
the common people" are beginning
to think it is abluff. The price of po-
tatoes has been boosted in every d.
rection and some dealers in the city
are compelled to sell them at 81 per
bushel. Those who know the ms and
outs of the market, claim that before
spring the price will reach the $3.50
mark.
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w. E. CHEN 7 n,
Ennis Building, OttumWa, la.
w. LoWenberg & Som

Are still selling real estate in Of
tumwa Gus speciality is in FARMS
near the city We have a large list,
large or small grain farms. stock
farms, fruit farms and garden farms
In city property we have vacant
lots. cottages and nice residences in all
parts of the city for sale at bargain
prices. We are posted in prices and
know where the bargains are. Call on
us over Brenhorst's grocery. Corner
Court and Second streets.
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Continued from Page ~

vance in this regard is practical or
not for the human race today is work
ing it out of it's own accord. In the
long run our system of preferential
mating produces persons of excep-
tional talent. Like mates with like
and people of exceptional ability in
any line, musical, artistic, commercial,
are naturally thrown together by their
common tastes and unite thus, bring
Ing forth phenomenal individuals in all
lines.
Marriage Laws Easily Evaded.
Some people advocated better
marriage laws. Marriage laws have
nothing to do with it. The only solu-
ton Is the absolute prevention of re-
production among the culls, human as
well as animals One way is to
COLOMBO them. Some people express
adherence at the idea, but do we not
already colonize the insane, and,
temporarily, the criminal?
Let Mr.. Jones be taken into court
and his ancestry record be invesli-
gated. If we find his parents were
Gominantly bad it means that he is
so per cent bad. If his grandparents
were also bad, he is % per cent more
bad. and SO on. When he gets to 90
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per cent bad, it is certain he must be
colonized. I feel sure that this is en-
ttrely practical, and hope it will be
soon made g fact. There is strict
mathematical law that runs through it
ALL"
Other speakers were DR.. w. f.
Castle, professor of zoology at Har
ward university; DR.. r. R. Gates. pro-
lessor of botany at the University of
Chicago; DR.. Q. c. Whitman of the
University of Chicago; DR.. Henry B.
Favill, and DR.. Charles Louis Mix.
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FARM AT AUCTION-I WILL SELL
at public auction on premises at
o'clock p. m, Tuesday, February 8
1909. my farm located one rnii
from city limits of Abba, Iowa, con-
sisting of 2471a acres. Good COM
Portable house, good barn and good
sheds. One of the best stock farms In
Iowa Well fenced. Eighty acres OF
this land is rough with some tim
Der, but the best of blue grass pas
ture. Underlaid with coal. Terms
to suit purchaser at 8 per cent I'M
terest on deferred payments. I am
moving to Colorado and this farm
must and will be sold. Write owners
or auctioneer for any further par
ticulars. r. W. Barclay, Mason
City, Iowa, Auct.; S. G. Hogue, West
Liberty, Iowa, o. e. Hogue, Abba,
Iowa, Owners
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PHELPS COUNTY MISSOURI BAR
gains, 100 acres. 100 in cultivation,
60 in meadow, bottom and upland,
all good fertile land, good 7 room
frame house and other buildings,
orchard, good water, good location,
miles from town, rural route; a
bargain at $4,000 $1,000 cash, 5
wears on balance. Write for par
ticulars and booklet. Victor VIM.
Ritz Realty Co, ST James, Mo.
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spent Sunday here the guest of her
cousin, Rev. B. G. Hankins.
Mrs. t. B. Mcdonald and daughter
Mrs. j. H. Bernard We're shopping at
Abba Tuesday.
James Wynn and friend of Abba,
were visitors here Sunday evening.
Miss Rosa Brubaker of Knoxville
closed a successful term of school at
Dry Ridge last Friday. She returned
to her home Saturday morning.
M M. Thompson of Dry Ridge is
very i'll at this writing. His friends
hope for a speedy recovery
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
The following market is furnished by I.
G. Furman. grain and stock brokers.
Rooms and s. Chiffon block. Now
phone 1874.
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Fop sALE-1ss ACRE FARM ONE
mile from good railroad town in
southeastern lowe. 95 acres mead
ow and plow land, balance pasture,
fenced in. fields, good spring, small
farm buildings, land rolling but a
good stock farm. Price $4,000. Ad
dress box 81. Floris, Iowa.