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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-12
Mrs. A. G. Gregg ana Miss vivian

Mrs. A. G. Gregg ana Miss Vivian
Martin.
sly weeks visit with her daughters,
Mrs. g. A. Anderson end daughter
Sigma, Of Ottumwa, returned home
yesterday after brief visit with the
formers father, c. Dalin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Malone of Des
Motnes, who had been visiting in
Charlton with their daughter, Mrs.
w. H. Smyth, left yesterday for
Kansas City, where they expect to
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grail are re-
joicing over the recent advent of a
son at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Darrah left
Monday evening for a weeks visit in
Knoxville at the home of Mr.. Darrah' g
brother, Ben.
Mrs. Joseph Lambirtn was called to
Mt. Pleasant last evening by the death
of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Stanley Of Par
sons, Kansas, who had been visiting
in this city with Mr.. Stanley's mother,
Mrs. Mile Stanley, and sister, Mrs.
Ben Cunningham, left Monday even
ing for visit in st. Louis
Mrs. Harvey Means and daughter,
Miss Marvel Best, Of Des Moines, re-
turned home last evening after few
days visit with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Myers, and sisters, Mesdames j. w.
Lyon and Frank Darrah.
Miss Maggie Fluke returned last
evening from a visit in Osceola with
her brothers, Al. and Geo. Fluke.
Mrs. Alice Mcintosh of Hastings.
Michigan, arrived Monday evening for
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. James
Crowley, and cousin, P. e. Vail
Miss Anna Westling, who teaches in
the Abba public schools, returned to
her duties Monday, after brief visit
at her home here.
Mrs. e. Mills of Liberty Center, for
merly Of this place, visited her old
friends here Monday.
G. B. Wright made business trip
to Melrose Monday.
Mrs. Matthew Darrah Of Corning
returned home yesterday, after a
weeks visit at the home of her sons,
]. H., Robert and Frank Darrah.
Mrs. N. C. Lanier of Albany, Mo-,
is visiting in Warren township with
her sister, Mrs. =. A. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Anderson of Eng
lish township have returned from a
visit in Omaha with Mr. Anderson's
sisters.
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they will visit among friend and rel
atives for several days.
Mrs. Henry Hervey and children
we're visiting among relatives at Delta
Monday and Tuesday.
The revival meetings are still in
progress at the Christian church Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to attend.
The ball game played at South Eng.
lish Sunday between South English
and White Pigeon baseball teams was
a victory for the South English team.
The score was 16 to 2 in favor of
South English.
Paul Palmer is attending school at
Keswick.
Frank Strasser returned home
Thursday from Des Moines where he
has been working.
Quite a number of the young PEG,
nile attended the dance at Gibson Fri,
day evening.
Hoy scovel was What Cheer caller
Friday.
Mrs Fred Bowers was an Oskaloosa
caller Friday.
Johnnie Mack was a What Cheer
caller Friday.
DR.. Hamilton was What Cheer
caller Friday.
Lennie Woods was visitor at the
high school Friday.
A program will be given by the
high school pupils next Friday after,
noon.
Postmaster Woods was What
Cheer visitor Friday
Mrs. F. Sweet and son, Vane, Lowell
and Miss Beatrice Summit We're Wis.
ting among friends at South English
Saturday and Sunday.
Fay and Maud Holland spent the
evening with their sister, Mrs. Robin
son Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Davis was transacting
business in Barnes City last Thurs
day.
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TYRONE.
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Tyrone-The death of F. Rasmus oc-
Cured at his home near Georgetown
Saturday night. Death was caused by
paralytic stroke. Mr.. Rasmus was as.
sisting his youngest son put out a fire
in a hedge row which had gotten be-
yond control and the exertion is sup
posed to have brought on the stroke.
He had suffered two previous strokes
early in the spring but they were lighl
and he had seemingly fully recovered
from them as he was in the best of
health up to the time of the last stroke.
The remains We're taken to Ottumwa
on No. IS Tuesday morning where
lately purchased the farm on which he
was living, having moved here from
Eedrick last spring. He leaves a wife
and a large family of sons and daugh-
tiers to mourn his sudden death. The
relatives have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in their sad bereave-
ment.
Mrs. ]. F. Shehan and son Dave at
tended the fair al Alba one day last
week.
VIM. Summers who has not been
we'll the past week went to Melrose on
Tuesday to consult doctor.
j. Fl. Turner and daughter were in
Burlington recently.
Mrs. P. j. Clifford who has been very
ill for some time at the home of her
daughter Mrs Ennie was moved to her
home in tOtumwa on No. Mon
day.
D. Blake and wife of Burlington
were over Sunday visitors at the
Jas. Feehan home west of town.
John l.. Goody of Abba was a bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
j. H. Myers of Chillicothe is visiting
at the J. E. Myers home.
G. A. Macy and wife were shopping
i'll Melrose Tuesday.
Announcement of the approaching
marriage of D. w. Hurley of George
town and Miss Margaret Rooney of
Nelrose was made from the Catholic
church at Melrose Sunday.
Robert Lee and family spent Sunday
at the parental Greene home.
Mrs. Perry Carter Of Abba returned
lone Tuesday. She was accompanied
nl3lc by her sister and niece with
M,lon she has been visiting.
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cANTRlL.


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Cantril.-John, the five month old
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Judd, died
Sunday and was buried Monday The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Tennent.
A pony fell at the hitch rack Mon
day and broke it's back. Mrs. Emery
Simpson drove the pony to town and
hitched it at the Norris rack while do
ing her trading.
Chas. Mcintosh and wife were in
town Monday
N. Summers and family have return
ed from their visit with Frank Sum-
mers in Texas.
Rev. Tennent is holding meeting at
Upton.
S. ]. Anderson is in Decora, ILL.,,
this week.
Leonard Fritz returned from Okla
homa after a visit there.
The lecture course in Cantril this
winter will consist of four numbers:
Nov. 8, ''The Hansells;" Jan. 6, Prof.
L. l.. Smelser; Feb. 8, "The Point of
View" lecture by W. r. Gaylord;
Feb. %, Ottumwa Harp Orchestra.
John and w. L. Chetcher left Tues
day for trip through Kansas and
Colorado.
Ed Harrison and M. M. Stewart are
in West Plains, Mo-, this week.
w. N. Summers and family have re-
turned from Texas.
A. L. Clark has moved to Keosauqua
and Lester Roberts to the house va
Gated by Mr.. Clark.
Win Work and family of Troy,
visited over Sunday in Centril
Mrs. ]. ]. Maley is visiting at
Sperry.
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ELDoN.

Eldon.-R. E. Newly aid wife of
Pittsburg, Kas., are visiting in Eldon
this week with relatives and friends.
Friday afternoon Mrs. ALT Owens
delightfully."- entertained few of the
young married ladies of this city. The
young ladies spent the afternoon in
organizing club which they have
named "The Thimble Club" Dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs o. P.
Liniger of Trenton, Mo-. was the out
of town guest. All present report a
very enjoyable afternoon. They will
meet every two weeks. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Joe
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shore were very
pleasantly surprised at their home on
East Walnut street last evening by
their daughter Miss Neva and Mrs.
Elmo Ferguson, the occasion being
their 18th anniversary. About sixty
invitations were issued. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shore were presented with beautiful
rocker. The evening was spent in
games and music. A dainty two
course lunch was served. All present
spent an enjoyable evening and wish
more happy anniversaries.
Rev. A. H. Skyles and wife we're
very pleasantly entertained at the
Congregational parsonage last even
ing by the church members to a dona-
ton. The evening was spent in So
cial visit. All present report pleas
ant evening.
Sunday morning there will be spe-
cial service at the Congregational
church. The new deacons will be in
stalled. The sermon for the morning
will be gregationalism."
J. L. Carney is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. John Dowell and children of
Ottumwa were called to Eldon yes
terday by the illness of Mrs. Dowell's
sister Mrs. Wesley Bates.
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EDDYvILLE.

Mrs. Grace Rohde sheehy Of Chi
cago, and her niece, Miss Elsie
Kleinkorf of Burlington after visiting
over Sunday with her father, Henry
Rohde went to New Sharon Monday
where he attended the marriage OF
Mrs. sheehy's niece, Miss Mabel
Jennings.
County Supervisor Albert Fair
childs was In town this week looking
after the matter of repairing the road
way leading south from the Des
Moines river wagon. bridge on the
west side of the river. This Is the
road which has on several occasions
the past few years been washed out
by the floods. Mr. Fairchild is said to
have expressed himself favorably to-
ward having the road macadamized
and placed in good permanent condi-
ton, which would be proof against fur
Their washouts. Contractor j. A. Laf-
ferty has offered to donate 1000 yards
Of stone to be used on the roadway.
Mrs. ]. G. Kirfman, who was placed
In the hospital at Ottumwa Wednesday
underwent surgical operation Thurs
day Mr.. Kirfman, Fred Wilcox and
DR.. R. F. Shahan have been with her
much Of the time since she was taken
to Ottumwa.
J. L, Sipes, who traded his resi-
dence property on North Tird street
to James Miller, of near Cuba, short
time ago. is preparing to move to the
Mrs. Mary B. Fisher property on
North First street. which property he
has leased and will occupy during the
coming winter.
G. Frank Burns who has been at
Park Rapids, Mimi, for his health for
the past two or three months, has ar
rived much improved in health.
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HlLLsBoRo.


Hillsboro.-R. N. Endersby, Will
Cleave and Willis Smutz have gone
to Arkansas to look at land.
Jerry Monkey and two daughters
Orpha and Jessie we're visitors in Mt.
Pleasant Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lucas OF
Stockport spent Sunday night with
relatives here.
Mrs. Nettie Converse of Cantril
hwo has been visiting in town the
past week left yesterday for home.
]. E, Benn bought the Cooper prop
erty north Of the depot few days
ago.
On Sunday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Jerry Moxley, occurred
the marriage of their daughter Orpha
to VIM. Rohkar of Fort Madison, Rev,
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Cox performing the ring ceremony.
The couple were attended by Miss
Ethel Jones of Centerville and John
Baxter Jr. About twenty guests wit
messed the ceremony and extended
congratulations, after which they par
took of an elaborate three course din
ner served by Mrs. Warren, mother Of
the groom. The best wishes of many
friends are extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Black.
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BUXTON.
Observation-Disclosures

Buxton.-Ed Lamb and family are
moving to farm near What Cheer.
Mrs. John Black was in Abba last
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Blackstone has been
sick
DR.. S. R. Hickman Of Greenridge
was in town Sunday.
William Roberts of White City was
in Buxton. Sunday
Mrs. Jessie Pond of Lucas visited
her sister, Mrs. Dave Thomas, last
week.
Miss Ethel Jones returned to Cen.
terville Thursday, after brief stay
in Buxton.
Mrs. Muir, wife of DR.. Muir. and
Mrs. Snodgrass were in Abba Thurs
day.
Mrs. Clark has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darnell
Mrs. Lewis Edwards of Lovilla visit
ed her husband, who works here, last
week
Rev. Reese of Hiteman visited rela-
tives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Jordan left Mon
ody W opCHu tuOii 'oCoeloh III Mis-
souri,.
Rev. NJ. D. Cox baptized a number
of children on 18th and 14th streets
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. George Smith and children of
Livingston, H., were here to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Smiths brother,
John Black.
Mrs. Ingeby Williams and Bud Will
liams and wife of Hamilton attended
the Black-Woodward wedding We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Vangorter, principal of the east
school building, was a business caller
in Avery Saturday.
Mrs. George Warren went to Ham
ilton to visit her daughters, Mrs Will
liams and Mrs. George Smith, Friday.
Cortis Page and sister, Pearl, OF
Hamilton attended the meeting at the
night.
Miss Carrie Pidgeon has been I'M
able to work for several days on ac-
count of illness.
A number of young people from Lo.
villa drove over to the revival service
Saturday night.
At the home of her mother, Mrs
Chambers, baby boy was born to
Mrs. Ben Brown of Everest Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Annie Chambers and children
of Ottumwa visited Mrs. Chambers
sister, Mrs. Aft Thomas, over Sun,
day.
Mrs. Oscar Thompson and children
visited Mr. Armstrong and family and
other friends here this week.
Misses Smith and Eddy. who were
employed in the Office at the store for
some time past, returned to their
homes at Iowa City Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Page and daughter, Mrs.
John Toney, of Hamilton, and Mrs
Munsell of Nebraska, who have been
visiting Mrs. Munsell's son, Albert
Munsell, in Hamilton, were calling on
Buxton relatives and friends last
week.
Lucy and James Masters went To
Red Oak Saturday Lucy intends &C
stay with her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Clark
and attend school. and James may
decide to do so also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Mr.
ana MIS-. j. w. ftlCutel duu Soh, iiai
old, drove over from Avery in their
auto Sunday afternoon to call on
their former pastor, M. D. Cox, and tc
attend church at night.
Rev. R. A. Bruce, who has faith
fully preached here in the revival
services for over two weeks, left last
Wednesday for Bussey, where he is
to assist in special meetings at the
Methodist Episcopal church at that
place Rev. Bruce won many friends
while here, who will be glad to vol
come him at any time. Rev. Cox will
continue the meetings all this week
At the home of George Warren on
Wednesday, September 20, at p. n
occurred the marriage of John Black
and Miss Charlotte Woodward. Rev
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CHARLTON.
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Chariton-The remains of Mrs. Will
Carroll of Omaha were brought to this
city yesterday and inferred in the
Charlton cemetery by the side of her
husband, who died several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Wheeland went
to Garden Grove Monday to spend a
few days.
Mrs. Pauline Martin of Lincoln,
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kIRkvILLE.
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Kirkville-This is the last week of
the Union revival meetings and over
seventy conversions have been record
ed. The services for Sunday are as fol-
lows $50 a. m. Sunrise prayer meet
irg; 10 a. M, Sunday school; II a. M,
preaching; p. M, preaching. Sub
iect 1.-THE Fool and His Money are
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A KENTUCKY DIALOGUE.

"How's yer wheat?"
First rate"
pigs dom well?"
Fine"
That puny colt come round I'll
right?"
HE sure did"
'Glad to hear things is so likely,
Bill. How's yer wife louisville
Courier Journal.
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(sY COURIER CORRESPONDENCE

Soon Parted; Z p. m. praise service;
1880 p. m. preaching. Subject 1.-THE
Drunkard's Last Night"
Monday evening Evangelist Baker
will deliver a lecture on THE Devil
Among the Church Members"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

East @ Efn pF rd rs aHehas by ass and Tdt
second street and lexington avenue -11S' WY
The @ Second EleetiSn Districs is bounded by and
Forty-thrd street diagonal line from the corner Of
OF Third avenue and East Fortysecond street and
The Third Election District bounded by and within
East Forty fourth street East River East Forty third
diagonal line from the corner of Third avenue
and East street to the corner Of East Forty
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
as Ii4ss, an5 ssoo5s sSe East River East
The Firth Election District by and within
fifth street and Third avenue.
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
East Fortynnth Third avenue. East Fortysxth
The Seventh Election by within
East FoTtynnth street First Avenue East
The Eighth Election District by and within
East Fortyeghth street and First
The Ninth Election DsTc. is bondea 4 by and within
f,asa ,a. r5 rist |e sI1ve' Last ' S ' i
The Tenth Election District IS bounded by within
East F1ftyfrst First avenue. East Fortynnth
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and within
street and Third avenue = ,...-..,
East Fftythrd street. Third avenue. East Fortynnth
The thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
Fifty second First East Fifty
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
second Iylaii street and Third avenue
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
fourth street Second avenue East Ffty-hird street
The Election District bounded by
in East Fifty street First East Fiftyhfth
Second East Fifty fourth street and Third
avenue.
seveneenh Election District bonded by with
in East Fftyhfth street First avenue. East Fifty
third street and Second avenue =
within East street East River. East Fifty
The Nineteenth Election is bounded by and
within the entire island Of BackWells Island
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

YVES. six,ynfth street Columbus Avenue. West sixty
bosded by and within
Park West %s
Columbus avenue West sxtyhfth street and Amsterdam
hy p2s sSunSa By S,nS
ss f91 FOURTH met End nnr, :, nss, m ~, ,,
West West Seventeen street Amsterdam Vest sixty
The Titth Election District is by and .Ithin
'sh5s m s5ss ssd,Ss West ~
West Seventeen street centra Park West sixty
seventh Eiseon is BOUNDED by and within
Psss West
Tn. Eighth Election pstric. is bounded by and within
Wes, seventy-nrst street West End % Avenue West
first street amsterdam West seventieth street
The Ninth Esssion District bounded by and within
ona street. West End avenue West seventyhrst street
,Ths Tenth Election District bounded by within
West seventy-fourth street Columbus avenue. "est
EIscton @ MD pi5srst bounded by within
:nty..irth street Central Park West. West seventy
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and within
Gest PARK We
NTH street and Amsterdam ayehue
sad
sessnty stPest and Hudson RSeT
Ws E6d west
The Tiftesnth Election District is bounded by and
eighth street, Columbus West seventyseventh
$!stseass District bounded by and
West Seventy eighth street and Broadway
The ssyentesnh Election District is bounded By and
within West EGhtieth street. Columbus avenue, west
Eighty-frs street. Central Park West West seventy
street and Amsterdam avenue.
ives; Eighty street columbus avenue. West
Eightieth street and Amsterdam avenue. -. -,
Eightyhird street Central Park West
Eighty-rrst
within Eighty-third street Columbus West
Eishty-second street and Amsterdam avenue
within West Eighty fourth street Columbus avenue West
Etghty.thrd street and Amsterdam avenue
within West Broadway West Eighty
fourth street Amsterdam avenue West Eighty second
The Twenty third Election District is bounded by and
Ightytrd street Riverside drive Eighty-second
street and Hudson River.
The Twentyfourth Election District is bounded by and
within West EiShtysixth street Amsterdam avenue West
Eshtyfourth street Broadway West Eighyh!rd street
The Twenty-fifth Election District is bounded by
within West Eghty-sixh street. Columbus avenue West
Eighty. fourth street and Amsterdam avenue
The Twentysixth Election District is bounded by and
within West Eighyninth street. Columbus avenue West
Eighty sixth street and Amsterdam
The Twentyseventh Election District is bounded by and
within West Eighty ninth street. Broadway. West Eighty
street Hudson River
The Tweny-eig Election District bounded by
within West Niaetyfr street. Amsterdam avenue West
Nneteth street, Columbus avenue West Eghty-ninth
Broadway, West Eghty-ninth street and Hudson River
The Twenty Election District is bounded by and
Nntieth street and Amsterdam avenue.
The hrteth Election District bounded hv end ,itt'u
SECOND street Amsterdam West Ninety street
within West Ninety-fourth Columbus avenue West
NInety-third street and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Fst Esgion District is bounded @ by s1 and within
Eighty-thlrd and Columbus avenue.
The Second Election District is bounded by and within
Eighty nth street and columbus avenue
The Third Election District is bounded @ by and within
Eighty street and Columbus
we. Ninety street, Central Park VEST Vest
Eighty-nnth street and Columbus avenue.
wfs dhe Sa by wss ~se
Ninety-frst street and Columbus avenue
wes fS0 PARK wess Wes
The seventh Election District bounded by and within
West Ninetynfth street. Columbus avenue. West Ninety
fourth Broadway. West Nipety-third street and
The Eighth Election District bounded by within
Ninety-third street Broadway Ninety-nrst
west Vest End syenne Ws
Ninety street Riverside drive. West Nnety-hrs
Tenth EIectIon District is eoandeS by and within
West End avenue West Nney-fourth street and
5 Snsl@ sm5Ss by .s
Ninety street and Rroadway est
The Twelfth District is by within
Sinsly SIKH street and Broaaxsy: .. ,.,
within Vest Ninety- seventh street Central west
We" LECTION ond is Bounded bv
ts n ms se an5 avfaa West
The Ef9P District is BOUNDED by % and
Ninety seventh street ,c,.s,1 and B59adway a ..,
within The as 6h Han aaa s s wt sy n
avenue Ninety-ninth street. Amsterdam avenue.
Ninety-eghth street. Broadway. West Ninety
seventh Hudson River
Election District Is bounded by and
within ninth street. Columbus
Ninety-eichth and Amsterdam
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
Wit est Ninty- ninth street. Central Park West,
est Ninety eighth and columbus
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
wit est HundTedh street. Manhattan
este Hundred First street Central Park West.
West Ninety and Columbus
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Hundred and First street Amsterdam
avenue. HundTedth street, Columbus aveHue.
Nnety-ninth street and West End avenue
Twenty-hrst Election District is bounded by and
wit Hundred and First street Columbus
Hundredth street and Amsterdam ave
Twenty Election District is bounded by and
within Hundred and Second street, Columbus
West one Hundred and First street and Amster
dam
The Twenty-hird Election District is bounded by and
within West Hundred and Second street, Central
West. West One Hundred and First street Man
haitian West One Hundredth street and Columbus
The Twenty Election is bounded by and
within West One Hundred and Third street, Central
Park West. West one Hundred and Second street and
Columbus avenue
The Twenty fifth Election District Is bounded by and
within West One Iunf, ID and Third street Columbus
West One Hundred and Second street and Am
sterdam avenue.
The Twenty-sixth Election District bounded by and
within West one Hundred and Fifth street Columbus