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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-06
KEosAuoUA.


Keosauaua-Judge Roberts opened
the November term of court here Mon
day and the following grand jury was
drawn and instructed: j. r. Cowan.
foreman, VIM. Beatty, John Barker, F.
M. Elliott, A. H. Anderson. John Hix-
son, w. l.. Pollok. The court reporter
lis N. J. Roberts and the court bailiffs
Mary De Hart Is clerk Of the grand
jury. The following is list of assign
ments:
Nov 15-J. M. Garrett VS.. George
Hull ct AL, on note.
Nov. 16-Rodney Nelson VS.. town OF
Birmingham damages.
No. 17-Probate of will of Mrs
Gretchen Drall.
Nov. 18-R. l.. Wellborn vs. Mary f.
Fisher, on note
There was default and Judgment
against defendant for amount of note
interest, costs and attorneys fees, In
the case of M. B. Shelby vs.. w. e. Nc
Culough.
In the case of the Van Buren, County
Savings Bank VS.. e. H. Rockwell and
wife ct al, Robert Sloan was allowed
| $40 for services as referee and II. B
Sloan $3.50 for taking testimony
| In the partition case Of Archibald b
Shipley ct al. VS. Catherine Jackson
| ct AL, leave to file trial notice, asked
| by defendant Carrie Shipley was
granted against objections of plaintiffs
Sarah Collister was given divorce
from L. w. Collister and John Shustei
| from Amanda Shuster.
! Title was quieted in the case of Coca
| F. Chapman VS.. unknown claiments
also in the cases of Chas. II, Kicker
VS.. John Price ct al, and Wilbert Zane
VS.. Unknown Claiments.
! Order was signed in, the partition
lease of Burton f. Strang VS.. Sylvia
| Arbough ct al.
The partition case of Geo. Al. Phillips
ct al, VS.. oliver Phillips was dismiss
ed
| Defendants were given until Jan. 8
1910 to answer, If any other plea thar
answer, then to plead by Nov. Is III
the injunction case of Thos. l. Nicklir
| VS.. Geo. Denning ct al
| In the injunction case of Kirk an6
Alice Meek VS.. c.. e. Jamison, sheriff
ct al, plaintiff given until Nov % te
reply. Same order in the injunction
case of Hugh H. Meek ct AL, VS.. C. r
Jamison sheriff, ct al,
| The following cases were stricken
from the docket: Blackledge & Black.
Hedge VS.. v. v. Smith, attachment, G
/ B. Heading VS.. C. B. 6 @. Ry. Co.
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CHARLTON.

i
Chariton-J. C. sincoe of Kellerton
has purchased the interest Of Mr.. Ems
low in the monument firm of Enslow
& Harding, and has moved his family
to this city Mr.. Sincoe is the father
in-1aw of Mr.. Harding.
Mrs. s. L. Smith pleasantly enter
tanned number of lady friends We'd
nesday at three course dinner.
Mrs. Carl Swanson and little son
Hassel went to. Abba yesterday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Downer of Hop
kins, Mo-, visiter in this city yesterday
with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Fike,
while on their way home from visit
with relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stearns of Rus.
sell are moving to Charlton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Householder re-
turned yesterday from visit Of sever.
al weeks in Lamar, Colo, with his
parents.
Chas. Sugden, who has been con.
Quoting a moving picture show here
for the past two years, and who re.
Gently closed his place of business
leIC yesterday LOT Marietta, ", Wnere
his parents reside, and where he will
engage in sheep and poultry raising
Mrs. Bessie Wetzel of st. Paul is
visiting in this city with her mother
Mrs. e. L. Hickman, and other rela.
tives and old friends.
Mrs Sue Whicher, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Copeland, who has
been in serious condition for sever.
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damages, Louisa Smith VS.. Daniel
Cresap, ct AL, partition, o. H. Hibben
ct al, VS.. R. N. Cresap, ct AL. parti-
ton. S. w. Manning VS.. H NJ. Hal
basch, foreclosure. ]. M. Martin ct AL.
VS., Ind. Dist of Stockport, injunction
Henry Hartrick ct al VS. M. l.. Barger
ct al. Injunction.
The hearing OF motion for temporary
alimony in the divorce case of Geo. w
Howard VS.. Martha Elizabeth Howard
was set for Nov. Is.
The will of Milo P. Deitz was admit
ted to probate and Flora Key was APP
pointed Administrative without bond.
In the probate of will of Mary Hnst-
ings defendants We're given until Nov
15 to plead.
Report of sale approved in the es-
tate of John Jones' deceased.
Administrators authorized to continu,
business in the estate of John S. Pep,
per, deceased.
Order was signed for appointment O
guardian for IImaline A. Bennett.
Administrator authorized to expent
$3.50 for monument for j. ]. Lenea
weaver and order for monument wa
signed for Chas. Rigler.
The grand jury completed all tn
work before it on Tuesday and wa
! discharged for the term. What thi
body did is not yet known to the pub
| lie.
| On Tuesday evening court adjourned
until IL o'clock Monday Nov. Is.
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is BOUND over
TO GRAND JURY
ADULTERY CHARGES AGAINST
MRS. AGNES MlcHAELS WILL
BE INVESTIGATED.

The adultery charges preferred
against Mrs. Agnes Michaels by Mrs.
M. buchanan will be investigated by
the Wapello county grand jury when
1T meets in January unless special
session is called before that time Mrs
Buchanan accuses Mrs. Michaels of
having had immoral relations with her
husband, e. M. Buchanan. The case
occupied the attention Of Justice =.
B. Melick's court yesterday afternoon
and this morning. After the examina-
tion of witnesses IN both sides and
summing up the evidence, Justice y.
B. Melick bound the '.2man over for
Investigation. She furnished 5000 ap-
pearance bonds and was released. The
witnesses for the state on the stand
declared that they had seen the de-
PENDANT in the company of Buchanan
on the streets several times. The
states chief witness, Mrs. Buchanan
declared that, accompanied by her lit.
tie son, she visited the Michaels home
on the night of September 2 and
found Mrs. Michaels and Buchanan
in compromising position. She fur
Their stated that they were in each 9th
er's company considerably and thai
they had had their photographs taken
together. Mrs. Michuels denied the
charges.
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ARE FILLING UP WELLS.
Park viii be Furnished With Foun.
tain for the Future Use of
the Puhlic

Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 5.-The three
wells in the city park are being filled
UP. Their service to the thirsty
public for years past and after today
will be but items of the "old city.
The park is to have fountain, max
ing the usefulness Of the wells a
thing of the past.
Just when the new fountain will ar
rive and be installed is not known
but it will be some time in the neal
future. The men are busy today
cleaning up the park and people are
getting some idea how fine it will look
with the paving in and the hitch racks
out.
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al days with bloc dpoisoning, is sons
what improved.
Mrs. S. Petty of Kansas City, ar
rived last evening for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Hubbard.
Mrs. F. M. Alternately returned yes
terday from visit in Cameron, Mo-,
with her son.
G. W. Rose has returned from a
three months visit in Idaho with his
son, Bert Rose and family While alb
sent he filed on a claim of 100 acres
on Craig mountain.
Mrs. ]. H. Harding of Lucas came
yesterday for visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs S. L. Smith.
Mrs. e. H. Storie left yesterday for
a few weeks visit in Omaha with her
mother.
Mrs. G. o. Fauntz of Lacona return
ed home last evening after few days
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dot
Crowl.
Rev. NJ. S. Clark went to Lucas yes
terday to officiate at the funeral OF
Selma Randolph. the little three-year.
Randolph of Foster, who died Wed
hSSudy dlISl d lew WtehS llluGSS Will
measles and pneumonia. Just two
weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph lost
a little son with the same disease.
The funeral services of Miss Mar
garet Freel were held this morning al
10 o'clock at st. Mary's Catholic
church, conducted by Rev. Father Nc
Gillian, after which interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery. The
last sad rites were attended by large
concourse of Borrowing friends. He,
brother. Ed Freel Of Memphis, Tenn.
and sister, Mrs. Abbie Snyder Of Sta
pies, Mimi. were present.
Mrs. Hiram Wilson and daughte,
Lura of English township, left last
evening for a visit with relatives ir
Indianola.
Mrs. ]. E. Mcdonnell and Mrs. Wal
ter Schneider were guests Of friends
in Abba yesterday.
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WILL BEGIN The
ROAD WORK SOON
IMPROVE THE HIGHWAYS WAS
THE KEYNOTE OF THE MEET.
ING LAST NIGHT.
COOPERATE WlTE CITY
Met With Street Committee to Ar
range for Fixing City Streets
Leading From Paving
to Limits.
COOPERATE WlTE CITY

AS. a result of the meeting of some
thirty men last night in the rooms Of
the Ottumwa Commercial association,
Ottumwa will soon see steps taken to
improve the highways. The meeting
was that Of the soliciting committees
appointed recently to take up the col
provement of the roads. The discus
sion at the gathering brought out the
knowledge that there are many bad
roads leading into Ottumwa from the
surrounding country, but no mention
was made Of any good roads entering
the city. In fact it was generally
agreed that there are no good roads
that lead to the county seat. This
fact had the effect Of making those
present sit up and take notice and as
a consequence, the soliciting commit.
tees are out soliciting money today
for fund that will begin at least,
the improvement of the roads. 1t is
thought that the work of improving
the roads once begun, the general sat.
isfaction to the users of the highways
will insure permanent good roads.
Give Premiums.
Various theories for laying out the
money to be raised were presented
last night and the popular scheme Of
all seemed to be that idea advanced
by D. Ward King, Of road drag fame
who suggested giving premiums to
the farmers for the best stretch Of
roads in the county. 1t was determine
ed to take the matter up with the
street committee of the city council
and try to cooperate with the city in
the fixing of some of the local streets
as demonstration of what can be
done. This, with the beginning of the
| dragging on some of the roads in the
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SHENANDOAH BANKS MERGED.

Shenandoah. Nov. 5.--The largest
financial deal ever consummated in
Page county has been closed up, when
the entire boards of directors of the
Shenandoah National and the Com
mercial National banks met and
agreed upon a basis for consolida-
ton of these two institutions.
The capital Of the consolidated bank
will be 100000 enc the surplus $780,
900.
Mr.. Bogart will remain as presi-
dent Of the consolidated bank. and the
management will be in the hands OF
the present officers of the Commercial
National
The bank will take the name of the
Shenandoah National bank, and will
occupy the finely equipped bank build,
| ing now owned by the bank.
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M'NAlR CASE IS
NEARING The END
ATTORNEYS ACQUAINTED COURT
WITH LAW POINTS THIS MORN
iNG-AReuMENTs NOW ON.

With the introduction of expert tes-
timony given by Drs. j, A. Hull, j. f.
Herrick and S. A Spilman, by whose
evidence the defense. sought to show
on direct examination that Mrs, Anna
McNafr was sane, the quizzing of wit
nesses in the Bonnifield- McNair case
was closed this morning, and the at
torneys upon the request of the court,
began to cite actions previously set
tied bearing on the appointment of
guardians, which Is the result sought
in the proceedings now being heard
before Judge F. w. Eichelberger.
The three physicians subpeonaed by
the defense maintained on the stand
that Mrs. McNair was possessed of
her senses, but upon the cross-exami-
nation, the plaintiff side secured ad-
missions which they hope will prove
to their benefit. N. F. Reed also testi-
fled relative to Mrs. McNair's business
jugdment, which he thought was very
good.
Following the citation of the law,
the arguments to the jury will be
given. These will probably take the
entire afternoon session. The jury
will get the case tomorrow morning
A.. j. Fairchild is the plaintiff in q
suit to quiet title just filed with Clerk
George Phillips. j. A. KILLER ct al
are named as the defendants.
Among the minor matters disposed
of by Judge Eichelberger during per
iods of the Bonnifield- McNair trial was
the affirming of the justice court yer
dict for $20.67 in the appeal case en-
titled j. w. Hamilton VS.. w. C. Mar
tin. The suit Of G. G. Dutro VS. Jonr
Mytton has been dismissed as pei
stipulation on file. Alice McCluskey
has dismissed her suit against Fred
| McCluskey.
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ABINGDON.
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Abingdon-Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
McCreery
There will be church convention
and basket dinner at the Christian
church at this place Sunday Nov. 14th
Everyone is invited to come with wei
filled baskets.
Miss June Caldwell who has beer
very i'll Is slowly improving
Mrs. John Hump and son made 8
short call here Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Flint, Mrs. Rolla Degood
and Miss Susie Baker were Sunday
afternoon callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gobble.
Miss Emma Davis spent Sunday
with her friend Ralph Myers.
Luther Shelton was a business call
er at Joe Miller's Monday.
Mrs T. w. Gobble who has been il
the past week is better at this time.
Mrs. Eta Clark and Mrs. Lille Cob
BILE were callers at the j. S. Miller
home Saturday evening
About eighteen little friends of Wal
lace and Kenneth Gobl !e were enter
tanned at their home Saturday evening
at Halloween party Games were
| PLAYED and all of the little folks hat
an enjoyable time. Refreshments were
| served in the way of candy, apples
| and cookies.
| Miss Esther Baird spent sunda.
with home folks.
| Clay Harwood and BAIL Baker wer'
Fairfield callers Saturday.
John McCreery and family, VIII
Kenyon and family were visitors a
the parental W. A. Black home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Degood ant
baby visited at the latters parents OF
| Sunday.
| ]. S. Miller. w. j. Fleenor and Ar,
thur Hudson were Fairfield callers OIL
Tuesday.
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BRIDGE WORK
TO help MANY
MILLER CHAPEL ATTENDANTS
ANXIOUS FOR COMPLETION
OF SPAN.

The faithful flock who ere interested
in the services in Miller chapel, south
of the city, are glad to note the rapid
progress being made on the Cliffland
bridge, and are hoping that it will be
completed by Christmas. The contract
for filling the approaches to the bridge
is now being let, and work on this end
of the job will be commenced before
long. The completion of this bridge
will reduce the labor of reaching the
chapel to half from Ottumwa, and this
route will be literally patronized by
many more members of the East End
Presbyterian church than now find it
convenient to attend the services.
! The Halloween social given in the
Buchanan school under the auspices Of
Miller chapel last Friday evening was
well attended and all had good time.
A neat little sum was contributed for
the benefit of the chapel work. Other
social gatherings will be planned by
tho ladies of the chapel in the near
| future.
In transporting the stove from OF
tumwa to the chapel a couple of the
legs were broken, but Mrs. George
Law, ol., VI Iuc opSll DOOT MISSION,
has kindly furnished new ones, which
will be in place within a few days.
w. B, Ramsell deserves the praise
and gratitude of every friend of the
chapel work for facing the storm and
rain last Sunday in order to fill his
appointment as the chapel speaker last
Sunday afternoon. Considering the
weather conditions, there was good
and appreciative audience to greet the
speaker.
Miller Chapel Notices.
Sabbath school Sunday afternoon al
2 o'clock, Stephen Belger, superinten
dent, Mrs. William Grewell, assistant
superintendent Preaching services
at 8 p. M, speaker, John Astra, sup
erintendent of the Open Door Rescue
Mission. Mr.. Astra is one of the
greatest rescue mission workers in the
country and he knows men and theil
needs. Come and hear a man who has
left all that men count dear in this
world for Christ and the gospel.
Remember the meeting for prayer
and Bible study which Is held in the
chapel every Tuesday evening.
4 w. B. Ramsell will be the speaker
at the chapel preaching service in the
near future. 1t is hoped that he viii
have a fair day.
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Waterloo District Dentist Meet.

Waterloo, Nov. 81 The annual
meeting of the Waterloo District Den
tai society, a branch of the Iowa State
Dental society, will be held in this
city on Monday, Nov. s. Six counties
comprise the district organization,
Marshall, Tama, Blackhowk Grundy
brand, Of Waterloo, is president of the
society; DR.. H. F. Echternacht Of
Marshalltown, vice president, and Dr.
C. B. Miller of Cedar Falls, secretary
and treasurer.
There is a membership of about 40
in the district society.
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turned home after visiting with Mrs.
Willis Zellers, 116 South Moore street.
Mrs. w. M. Colwell of Batavia Wis
tied in the city yesterday with her
brother, Charles Avery, who Is a pa
tient at the Ottumwa hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Morley of He'd
rick who have been visiting relatives
in the city, have returned to their
home.
Mrs. Phoebe Ruggles of Martinsburg
transacted business affairs in the city
yesterday.
The best sewing machine PROPOSE
ton In Iowa Look around little and
you will be convinced. Watch us and
you will buy Of US. Church Shoe Co.,
South Side.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Miss Grace Wolf of Kirkville was in
the city yesterday on business.
! We pay cash for good apples. OF
\ tumwa Seed Co.
Mrs A. l.. Nicklin of Douds-Leando
has returned home.
Mrs. l.. e. Haydocl1 of Eldon has re-
turned home after visiting relatives
in the city.
Misses May and Reva Hughes Of
Eldon were in Ottumwa yesterday on
business.
Miss Neva Shore of Eldon passed
through the city this morning enroute
to Bloomfield. = =
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith of Fremont pass
ed through the city yesterday en- route
home from visit with her son, Clar-
ence, who is attending the Iowa Wes-
leyan university at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. P. G. Bayler has returned TO
her home in Eddyville after visit Mt
the o. L, Parks home, 315 North Wap-
clio street.
ASK Sargent for Rexall Cherry
Juice Cough Syrup, 25c, soc, and $1.o0.
1t relieves at once.
Mrs Anna L. Dennis and Mrs NJ. d.
Myram of Farson, have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. C. E. Meadows of Eldon has re-
turned home.
Mrs. d. sager of Sigourney was in
the city a short time yesterday, being
enroute to Eldon to visit friends.
Newtons Keave Cure, soc and s1.oo.
Z Sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Carter of Linby,
we're in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. w. G. Balabaugh of Eddyville
was in the city on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Byers of Abel
were in the city today.
Miss Amy Killing Of Kirkville was
in the city today.
Cutters Blood Powder for horses,
$1.00, at Sargent's.
Miss Myrtle Riley Of Hedrick, visit.
ed in the city yesterday enroute
home from Fairfield where she has
been attending Parsons college.
Pinkhams, Pierce's and Wine OF
Cardui, for $500, at Sargent's.
Mrs. A. L. Steele of Farson and
Mrs. R. w. Shelley of Woolson visited
in the city yesterday enroute home
from Agency where they attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Rebecca Cowger.
Mrs D. Campbell and son Wade OF
Lucas, after visit with Mrs. Camp
bells father. Mayor T. j. Phillips, have
left for Trinidad, Colo, to make their
future home.
Mrs W. T. Overpeck and daughter
Miss Ethel, of Agency, were in Ottum.
wa a short time today en- route to At
lanta to make their future home.
L. M. Wells of Eddyville has return.
ed home after visiting his son, e. R.
Wells, $40 West Second street.
Misses Ora and Bessie Strait of Keo
Bauqua are visiting their brother, Vic
tor Strait, 1892 West Second street.
Miss Mary Moss of Batavia was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Sargent, the True Druggist, treats
everybody right. Try him.
From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. James Douglas of Hedrick has
returned home.
Mrs. E. Walsh of Hedrick was shop
ping in Ottumwa yesterday.
Mrs. L. Howard of Batavia was in
the city last evening.
Miss Ruth Tinsley of Blakesbura
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Grant, 214 North
Davis street, have left for Centerville
10 make their future home.
Mrs. c. M. Snyder of Udell has re
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man and Pretty Prairie, Kansas, to
visit friends for couple of weeks.
Ed Irish and County Attorney Har-
wood of Keosauqua were Pennington
visitors Wednesday.
The Kensington club was pleasant
ly entertained Tuesday at the home
of Miss Linnie Corns.
Miss Emma Fichtenmueller return
ed Tuesday from an extended visit
with her son Albert in San Francisco
w. A. Beeson was a Ft. Madison
visitor Tuesday
Misses Olive Strickler and Ruth
CASTOR of Keokuk gave a pleasing en-
tertainment at the opera house Mon
| day evening. They came under tn;
auspices of the Catholic Aid societ!
and delighted the large audience witt
whistling solos and readings.
| Otis Anders was taken to the hos,
pital in keokuk Sunday for medica
treatment.
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Muscatlne's Report Shows Experts

Muscatine, Nov. 5The annual re-
port of the target firing of Company
for the year 1909 has just been
completed by Captain Alfred Wagner
and was forwarded to the inspector Of
small arms practice of the regiment.
The report shows that as a result of
the excellent shooting done by the
local militiamen for the year, that
&c" possesses six experts, twelve
sharpshooters and sixteen marksmen.
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ROAD BRINGS A BOOM
lnterurban Has Already Had Its Effect
in Centerville and School
Room is Needed

Centerville, Nov. g. Especial. u
The building of the interurban from
Centerville to Mystic has already Civ
en- such an impetus to the Centerville
population that schools have become
seriously overcrowded. A special cleo
ton has been called for November %
to authorize bonds so the board can
proceed to build a $4,000 exclusively
high school building. This will re-
lieve Central ward building and per-
nit more room for the grades. The
forty rooms now in use have to ac.
commodate LOO school children, an
increase Of 200 over last. year. 1t is
believed that the interurban has had
much to do with this increase, al
though it is not yet in operation. Work
is progressing rapidly and If the
weather remains favorable the man
agement promises that the first car
will make the trip Dec. /.
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FARMINeToN.

Farrnington-Chase Ware and FAM
lily Of Garfield, Kansas, visited Friday
with his uncle John Lightfoot.
Howard Wolf left Tuesday for Sax