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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-02
CHARLTON.

Chariton--The members of the order
OF Eagles celebrated their third an
niversary Tuesday evening by giving
banquet at their new quarters in the
rooms formerly occupied by the Noxall
CLIP. a good crowd was in attendance
ana most enjoyable time was had
Miss Anna Smith has RESIGNED her
position as assistant high school
teacher and has returned to her home
In Mt. Vernon. Miss Mitchell, of. Fair
field, is filling the place temporarily
an may remain here permanently.
County Clerk Collins has issued
marriage licenses to Chester E Eu-
bank and Ida M. Duntley, and w G.
Sharp and Martha PIN.
John L. Graves of Centerville. Kan
sas, and Miss Barbara A Webb, of
English township this county, were
united in marriage in this city We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Christian parsonage, the ceremony be-
in performed by Rev. c. E. Wells.
They will reside on a farm in English
township and will have the best wishes
of many friends.
Harry Luty- Of Pittsburg, Pa. has
returned home after visit with his
cousins, Mrs. Thos. Patton and Mrs,
J.. T. Braden.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Foster of Des
Moines, have returned home after a
visit IN English township with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Smith.
Bert Wilson of Greeley. Colo, is Wis
iting in Whitebreast township with his
mother Mrs. ". e. Douglass.
Alfred Hull and Miss Edna Roxie
Turner were united in marriage in
this city Wednesday at the office of
Justice of the Peace J. C. Seward, who
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hanna spent Sat
urday night with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cranler and family
near Agency.
Geo. Manning has moved from the
Hooking farm west of town to farm
near Agency.
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week and left for Storm Lake. Iowa,
to locate
Fled Galley was arraigned in Justice
II. c. Days court Thursday. charged
with intoxication. He plead guilty and
was fined $40 and costs.
Walter Huffman will move from the
John Rudd farm next week to the
Huffman place southwest OF Bloom
field.
John McGowen, who has been living
on the Marshall farm near Mark, is
moving to the Mary McGowen farm
east Of Bloomfield.
John Barber and family Of Drake
vile, will move to Bloomfield next
week.
John Holt of near Stiles will move
to the Beck farm near the south GEM
etery in the near future
Frank Hull left this week Tor keota'
where he has accepted position.
S. E. Latimer spent Thursday IN
Mrs. J. J. Miller and Mrs. Lizzie
King of Pulaski spent Thursday in the
city. :,
Bloomfield this week on business.
Miss Delphia Naffziger Of Des
Moines is in the city visiting at the
IIorne of her mother Mrs. Hattie Naff-
ziger.
Mrs. Sadie Ware Of Moulton, spent
Thursday in the city at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. War
rington. 49,
Mrs. Estella Weiney and two child
rem of near Milton are visiting at the
Geo. Dunn home this week.
Mrs. Belva Spurgeon returned on
Thursday from Hedrick, where she
went to attend the funeral of a little
nephew.
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sTRlNGToWN.

tringtown-Luther Shelton was a
business caller in Batavia Tuesday.
G. w. and Ross Davis We're visitors
with relatives near Martinsburg Sat
urday.
Ralph Merry is on the sick list.
Omar Ruggles and family were Alb
ingdon callers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Shelton and son
Bruce visited over Sunday with rela-
tives near Bundle Bee
James Davis was caller in Batavia
Monday.
Carl Shelton and Jim Davis attend
ed the Carter sale near Bladensburg.
Pete James of Hickory Ridge was a
business caller here Tuesday.
VIM. Kiews of Libby was a caller at
Sam Halls the first of the week.
s VIM. Wright and John Gobble were
callers near Abingdon Monday.
Mrs. n. OLaughlin and son Roy of
Bundle Bee were visitors at Jim
Davis Sunday
Several from this place attended the
James Mcdowell sale Saturday.
H. L. Carmore was a visitor in Far
son Sunday evening.
Carl Shelton was an Abingdon caller
Wednesday.
]. C. French was a caller in Bata-
via Wednesday,
Howard Northup of Competine was
a Stringtown caller Sunday.
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ORMANVILLE.

Ormanville.-Miss Ruth Heckart
and John Wilson of this place were
united in marriage Feb. IL at Q D. m.
by Rev. E. j. Shook in the parlor of
the parsonage. Miss Milda Heckart.
sister of the bride. was bridesmaid.
jerry Wilson, cousin of the groom.
acted as best man After the cere-
mony the party drove to the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Rosa Hecka.t
where a bountiful wedding repast was
served tc q good number of relatives
and friends. In the evening band
OF serenaders came and We're treated
to cake, pie and cigars. Thursday a
reception was served at the home OF
the groom, John Wilson, ST.. In tn,
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson went to
their own home furnished by the
groom. Mr. and Mrs Wilson are the
most respected and Industrious young
people Of this vicinity.
G. M. Thomas, who has been sick. Is
no better
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunts baby
is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hilmick's 10
FAINT, about two weeks old, Is critically
ILL.,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Flint Castle,
Feb. Z, a daughter
Richard Brown mas returned and
will occupy his property here
Mrs. R. l.. Scott entertained the
Dorcas society few evening since.
Mrs. John Wilson, Sr., entertained
the sewing society last Tuesday.
Joe Redfern, As years young and
his friend, Tenn McCune, who is 8
years old, had banquet for their
many friends. All had a jolly good
time and all wished them many more
happy returns.
Irwin Heckart of Ottumwa and Miss
Lacy Kendall of this place were cali
ers at the Rip Van Wrinkle home Sun.
day evening.
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HEDRlck.

Hedrick-Mrs. Roy May was an OF
tunwa visitor Tuesday.
Joe Baker of Ollie was in town on
Tuesday on his way to sigourney.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Georse Curtis of Pekin
went to Williamsburg Wednesday
evening over the M. w. and st. P.
y. w. Reynolds was in Ottunwa on
Tuesday
] A. Rutter was in Sigourney Mon
day
The infant son of Mr.. and FRS. wal
lace limbaugh died Sunday morning
of pneumonia. The funeral was held
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock at their
home in the county.
Frank Tinslcy was in Ottumwa on
Tuesday.
Rev Coats who has been holding
meetings at the Christian church
since Rev. Elan left was called to
Richlandy Tuesday to preach the fun
eral of John Reed who died at his
home at that place Sunday morning.
George Duke was in Oklasoosa on
Monday.
chas stroup Of Richland was on the
streets of this place Tuesday.
A. Cox was an over Sunday visitor
with his family in this city.
The infant baby Of Arthur Milligan
died Monday afternoon.
Mont Beck and wife were over Sun
day visitors in Ottumwa at the par
entail Sam Stroud home.
Joe Burroueh of Ollie was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Clarence Wray is seriously i'll with
catarrhal fever at the home of John
Wray in this city.
Mrs. Edythe Somer and little daugh-
ter are here after an extended visit at
Ollie.
John Shirley of Richland was in
the city Tuesday.
Chas. Chosen and family will move
into the property on Main street re-
Gently vacated w Ora Roap.
Master Dwight Williams is much
improved at this writing.
Chas. Holcomb and wife were in Of
tumwa Monday.
John Lawson and family have NOV
ed to their farm near Nugent.
F. H. Tinsley Fl. c. Lynn, o. Fl.
Cuddy. w. F. McCreery, ]. T. Brooks
and Hon. James Wilson We're in Sig
Quincy Monday attending the meeting
of the Keokuk County Bankers.
V. Smithart of Ollie was in town
Wednesday.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Rirnlingham.-The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Episcopal church gave a
social Friday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiatt Huffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman have sold
their property to Mr. Condo and will
leave next week for Fort Dodge where
they will make their home with their
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Healy.
Mrs. Elmer Winslow fell on the ice
recently and broke both the bones in
her wrist.
Mrs. Alvin Mendenhall and children
of Stockport are visiting with Mrs.
Mrs. Mendenhalls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Smith east Of town.
Barney Shott is suffering with a
very sore hand caused from poisoning
by splinter which he run in his
hand
N. J. Bush is in Chicago this week
on business.
Charles Clark and wife of Sterling,
Colo, are visiting with MI. Clarks
parents Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Clark.
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DELTA.

Delta Mrs. w. H. Hamilton of
Sieourney was on over Sunday visitor
at the home of her mother Mrs. Matte
Jacobs.
Fred o'Brien of Des Moines has
been visiting among old friends and
acquaintance the past week
Miss Florence Wharton Of Rose Hill
was a Sunday visitor at the Gordon
Benlan home.
Maude Bowman returned from
Prairie City the last of the week.
Prof. Clyde Workman was shaking
hands with Delta friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morrow from
Union We're Sunday visitors at the
j. w. Garrett home.
Eben Collins and family were sun
day visitors at the e. L. Root home.
E. church served chicken pie supper
at the Nelson House Saturday even
ing. They enjoyed a very liberal pat
ronage.
Mrs. Emil Plagmann is on the sick
list this week.
A. c. Reynolds was transacting bus
mess over at Mahaska's capital Mon
day.
]. E. Hawkins was business caller
over at Rose Hill Monday.
Elmer Tanner drove over from What
Cheer Monday morning on his way to
Oskaloosa.
Miss Fawn Reed returned to her
school duties at Des Moines Monday,
after short visit with the folks at
home
Herman Reed and Horace Brainard
went to Sigourney Monday morning.
Lindsey Boldoser was in Oskaloosa
on business Monday.
Mrs. Enoch Shewey one OF Keokuk
county's pioneer settlers is critically
i'll at her home in Springfield.
r. S. Petty spent Sunday with home
folks.
Herman Reed and Miss Mary Brain
ard were married at the Christian
church parsonage Wednesday even
ing, only few very intimate friends
being present Rev. Wilson performed
the ceremony
A very pretty wedding took place at
high noon Wednesday at the B. D.
Crew home. The contracting parties
being Jas. Davenport and Miss Laura
Grew. Rev. Edwards offs the Christian
church officiating
Miss Mary Bennett is spending her
vacation at the parental Chas. Bennett
home after teaching four months
term of school at Toka, Ia.
o. E. Snodgrass is moving into the
house recently vacated by p L. Hold
en-
]. B. Jacobs sold his house occupied
by A. E. Straight to a sister of Mrs.
M. B. Reed.
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SiGoURN Ely.

Sigourney-The board of supervis-
ors yesterday opened bids for the
building of thetnew court house. Seal
ed bids had previously been received
from about twenty-five different con
tractors and an equally large number
of bids were on Ale for the construc-
ton of the heating plant and boiler
house. The lowest one being ]. l..
Simmons & Co. Of Chicago, whose bid
was SS3,99s and they were awarded
the contract. The highest bid was
from Des Moines firm and was at
$4,000. The board has not yet de-
termined who shall have the contract
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ALBA.

Albia--Miss Tray Lobnow has re-
signed her position at the Ramsey alb
stract company's office and will 90 to
Omaha today, where she will remain
a couple of weeks, before going to Cal
ifornia.
The Mgroinsheg society of the high
school will have a debate with the
Lovilia school in that city on the 18th
of March The. Question is Resolved
that religion has done more for hui
manity than science" Marshall Keeton
of the Abba school will lead on the
affirmative side and each side is al
lowed four speakers with the priyil-
eye of talking fifteen minutes each.
Abba will furnish one judge and Low
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B. B. Elder
SOAP CREEK.

Soap Creek-Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Lauderback and children have return
ed home, after a couple of days visit
Fat the parental Dodd home.
Carrie Hunt was a business caller at
Belknap Saturday.
Thompson Sample was in Belknap
Friday.
Mrs. Fred songer and children of
Ottumwa visited with the formers
sister Mrs. Wash Hawkins Sunday.
h VIM. Bradberry called on his broth
Yer law Thompson Sample Sunday.
John Moss is hauling props to Bel
KNAPP this week.
Alex Hawkins is moving on the VIM.
Houk place.
Frank Burkhalter was a caller in
Belknap Saturday.
Mrs Mary Christ called on Mrs.
Stufflebeam few hours Friday.
Ray Nelson visited with VIM. Brad
berry Sunday.
Jake Overturf was in Belknap last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Sample visited Mrs
Stufflebean Friday.
John Nelson visited his son Charles
Sunday
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cAILLIcoTHE.

Chtillicothe-Miss Eta Parsons of
Douds-Leando spent Saturday at the
DR.. Rambo home.
Mrs. Emma King Of Salida, Colo,
returned to Ottumwa Wednesday after
a weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives here.
Mrs. VIM. Washington is quite i'll
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. conwell and Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Clark We're guests of
Mrs. w. A. Nye Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chisman who had a
second stroke of apoplexy last week is
some better
Miss Della Wymore accompanied by
her niece Miss Johnson returned Sat
urday from a visit in ,Ottumwa
Forest Warren who is attending
school in Des Moines, spent Sunday
with his father z. S. Warren.
S. Wolf of Ottumwa visited his sis
ter Mrs. Elizabeth Chisman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Padgett spent
Sunday with Mrs. Padgett's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Dunning
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BoNAPARTE.
Sunday.

Bonaparte-Mr. and Mrs. James
Finn, who reside on a farm south of
Bonaparte, will celebrate their fiftieth
r Mus 18Th h.
Mrs. j. F. .scheyli recently enjoyed
3 visit with her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Helsel, near Milton.
DIR. Bertha Stecker has been select
ed secretary of the Van Buren, County
Medical society to succeed DR.. G. P.
Schenck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of OF
tunwa are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
days in Des Moines with his son Paul.
Clarence Hornbaker has returned
from a visit in Bloomfield.
e. S. Jack of Pittsburg, Pa. was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Alex Cummings of Mt Sterling was
in town several days this week.
Louis Proper of Des Moines has ar
rived for short visit with relatives.
:. large wolf was killed here recent
ly, 1t having been run in to the river
by the dogs. where it climbed on a
cake of ice and foated down stream
near the bridge. where it was shot.
Il Mrs. John BRASIL and child of Keo-
! sSuk are the guests of relatives near
4 Syn.
nv Robert Woods is in Oklahoma this
y TX looking after business affairs
e c. Martin of Queen City, Mo,
ha, Returned home after short visit
with friends.
Miss Lottie Miller has gone to Des
Moines for a three weeks stay.
Clark Derr and Arthur Cummings
were Ottumwa visitors Wednesday,
Ed Hooper of Bentonsport was in
town "Wednesday.
w. S. Wiimarth of Detroit, Mich,
was a. business caller here recently
Miss Kate Rigby of Pennington has
been visiting relatives.
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MoULToN.

Moulton.-Rev. N. j. Nicholson,
Mrs. ]. P. Gale. Luke Moore, ]. 3.
Powell and T. w Killion attended the
Christian church convention at Cen
terville this week.
The annual masquerade was held at
the M. w. of A. hall last Monday
night by the Royal Neighbors. Stands
of all kinds were stationed around the
room for the sale of eatables. In con
nection bazaar was held. In all 1t
netted the society about $40.
!. H. Harris of Queen City, Mo, has
purchased the vacant lots diagonal!y
from the f. c. depot from Clyde Ed
wards and will erect residences upon
them in the spring.
Roy Biggs is visiting up near Clear
Lake, with friends and relatives.
The Yeomen will fittingly observe
their anniversary tonight.
Mrs. A A. Howell is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles Burgher is visiting jn
Charlton before going to Wyoming to
visit her mother.
DR.. Printz was in West Grove Mon.
day on business.
j. W. Anderson was in Ottumwa
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs l. G.. Beard Of Chilli.
Gothic, Mo-, are visiting the parental
N. J. Nicholson home
A. M. Bryant was over from Center
vile Monday and transacted business
whilo in town
Mrs. Lige Morrow and daughter
We're down from Moravia Monday Wis
lting at the L. F. Morrow home.
Mrs. r. A. Mckee was here from
Centerville Sunday visiting her aunt
Mrs. L. Mallet
Monday was Washington birthday
and was observed only by the banks
and R. F. D. carriers The high school
had program.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE THE GRIGGS HOME AT
Agency. This is an exceptional OPP
portunity to buy beautiful and
strictly up to date home. Eight large
rooms and many closets. Nice fur
mace. good well of water on rear
porch, soft water tank in basement,
three large porches. The grounds
are closely covered with a, large
variety Of fruit coming into bear
ing. More than eighty rose bushes,
and floral trees cover the lawns.
Beautiful arbors, nice walks, good
barn. Over 700 tile drain it's surface.
Furnishings of this home, including
piano will be sold. Don't miss this
If you want home. Address Perry
Griggs, 10 w. End ST., Los Angeles,
Calf
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She received

among her friends. She received a
college education at Iowa city and
Grinnell MIR. Preston is a brother OF
judge Byron w. Preston of Oskaloosa
and graduated in law at Iowa CITY. He
has practiced law in Oskaloosa and
Eddyville. Mr. and Mrs. Preston left
the night of the wedding for Los
Angeles, Calf, to make their future
home.
Other News,
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield-Mr. and Mrs. Leigh
Sprowles and Mrs. Flora D. McAchran
entertained at whist at the Davies
home Thursday evening. Preceding
the game four course luncheon was
served to thirty-two guests Pink
carnations were used profusely in the
decorating.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson returned the
first of the week from ST. Louis. where
she spent a week in the Interest of the
millinery store
Frank Bennett from near Downing,
Mo. loaded a car at Bloomfield this
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oTTuMWANs IN PARSONS PLAY
Miss Edith Foster and Miss Florence
Foster Take Part in Tennyson's

roster axe Fart in Tennyson's
Princess
Fairfield, Feb. 24.--(Special)- "The
Princess" by Tennyson will be pres
ented by Empyrean Literary society
of Parsons college in about month,
parts having been assigned and a few
rehearsals held. The cast of charac-
ters will be:
Princess-Miss Blanche Coffman,
Malvern.
Lady Blanche--Miss Mary Lee,
Fairfield.
Lady Psyche--Miss Edith Foster,
Ottumwa.
Melissa-Miss Olive Coffman, NAL
vern.
violet--Miss Grace Toulouse,
Marine.
Prince-Miss Elsie Itchy. Fairfield.
Florian-Miss Aurelie Itchy Fair
field.
cyril-Miss Florence Foster, ottum-
wa.
King Cana. Miss Alice Childs, Fair
field.
Ipse, Miss Ora Scheffel, Fairfield
Parsons Trustees Meet.
The board Of trustees of Parsons
met for its midyear meeting this
morning with T. D. Foster of Ottum-
We. presiding.
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WEB6ER WEDDING
AT EDDYVILLE FEB. "a

Observation-Disclosures at the residence
of the brides mother, in Eddyville,
Wednesday evening February 25, 1909
Fred A. Preston to Miss Lorena Web
Der. There We're some friends and rel
atives of Miss Weber present, but the
wedding was quiet one. Miss Web
Der was born and raised in Eddyville,
and is highly respected young wo-i
man and has always been popular
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the oath day of
February. A, D., 1909, the undersigned
was appoined by the Clerk of the
Iowa, special administrator of the es-
tate Of Elijah Johnson. deceased, late
OF said county. All persons indebted
TO said Estate will make payment to
the undersigned, and those having
claims against the same will present
Lheh, legally authenticated to said
Court for allowance.
Dated February "a; 1909.
Z. e. johnson and D. w. johnson
Administrators.
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he Gibraltar

Is trademark of one of the big iusur-
ance companies-and it is a plumb good
lone. That is the nay of newspaper
its trademark is its want ads-the best
newspaper in any community is the one
that carries the mosthp-to-date wantads.
The Courier is the Want Ad Medium OF
Southern Iona.
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Wednesday, March 10

MULES AND HORSES: One span
wear old work mules. two last spring
mules, Swear old gray horse, year
old gray mare. Z year old mare in foal
DIV Jack, 2 year old sorrel horse and IA
year old gray mare in foal.
80 HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE: Nine
y year old steers, fourteen yearling
steers, three mich cows, last sprins
eleifer and three last spring steer
tGalves. Three brood sows due to far
YroW soon, four shoats, 60 chickens
and four geese.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: Two farm
wagons, bobsled, good top buggy two
ksets work harness, two stirring plows;
two cultivators, steel harrow, good
John Deere corn planter, two moving
machines, one almost new; new Bull
Make surrey and spring wagon.
v HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FEED: All
dmy household goods, includine two
stoves, couch, dresses, bedsteads, new
Sewing machine, chairs, rockers. tables,
1.-TWO safes and many other things.
800 bushels of corn and hay in
stack
LUNCH ON GROUNDS. Come early
and stay all dav.
NrERMS: A credit of twelve months
i&vill be given to those desiring 1T on
Improved notes with s per cent inter
list from date if not paid when due Sn
TALL sums over SIS. All sums less than
,Ss5 cash per cent off for cash.
Col. Swain, Auct.; O. A. IWeedy,
NSsIerk.
\ %. B. SWAMI.
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FOR sALE-wHITE oRPINGToN
eggs, grand mating of high scoring
birds. KelIerstrauss strain-big egg
record. If you want the best send us
your address. G. c. Janney, Jr., OF
tumwa, Ia, 800 e. 9Th st.
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FOR sALE-BURR OAK FENCE
posts. Address, U. S. Williams, Bat
avia, IoWa,R. r. Mol
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I AM AGENT FOR THE OLD
Trusty Incubator. Less trouble than.
any incubator made. Verdon Rein
hard, r. No 9. New phone.
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Closing Out Sale

! will sell at my residence. known
rs the B. D. Swain farm. 21s miles
east OF Unionville and 81 miles west
of Bunch, commencing at ten o'clock
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FOR CHEAP HOMES IN A MILD
climate among sociable white peo-
.ple write CLANCY and Doss, Beebe,
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IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN IN
South Dakota land homesteads or
deed lands or stock ranches from
$500 up. See or write B. G. Buck
holz, ottumwa, South Dakota.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-21o ACRES WITHIN an
miles of Harris, Mo, on C. M. & st.
P. railway; good improvements.
Price $55 per acre. Everett Rushton.
Harris Mo. r.. No, !.