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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-07
THoRNR BURG.

Thornburg- Teetrick of Mus
catine VINO has been visiting in the
city returned to his home Thursday.
Leo Morton is visiting in Muscatine
among friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. Trussler and daughter AIDA
of Delta, who We're visiting at the
Mason home the past week, returned
to their home Monday.
Fl. Sloan of South English, was in
the city last week on business.
Mrs. Templeton and daughter AYES
of Oskaloosa. are visiting at the j.
Moorehead home.
Ross soults of Gibson, was a What
| Cheer caller Friday.
The Christian Sunday school picnic
at Bruces' pond Monday was we'll at
| tended.
| jim Stafford is working in Lacey,
Iowa this week.
Mrs. Proctor was shopping in What
Cheer Monday.
| Fl. Sloan of South English. was in
! the city one day last week on bust
mess.
| Mrs. Templeton and daughter Avi:
of Oskaloosa are visiting at the g.
| Moorehead home.
| Mrs. Crone and son of Marshaltown
are visiting at the parental Pendleton
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Pendleton.
Mrs. Henry Imam and Lille Inn1an
| were visiting at the nome Oh MT. dnO
Mrs. J. Trussler last week.
Miss Shots and Mrs. G. Hamilton
attended the funeral of j. Shots al
/ What Cheer Saturday.
! Herbert Crane of Bussey, Ia. is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r
| Morton.
Clyde Williamson of Sigourney, was
visiting among friends in the city re
| Gently.
Messrs. James Radebaugh and Johr
5ouslog We're callers in the city re
Gently.
WISHING in the. city at the home of his
i SON FL. Herwey.
Mrs. Hickey and children were Whar
! Cheer callers Tuesday.
1 Mrs. J.. Trealer, who has been will
| relatives in this city. returned to hel
home in Delta, Tuesday.
i Miss CURLY was transacting bust
mess in What Cheer Tuesday.
Mrs. Judd of What Cheer. was
business caller in the city Tuesday
i Il. 7. W..ey was transacting bushes!
in What Cheer Tuesday.
q Miss Margaret Kelly left on Fri
dav for Iallnsr. ui,are she has a llngf,
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield--Th Baptist church has
purchased the lot on which stood the
A. ID. Gibson blacksmith shop. The
shop will be torn down and the church
erected on the north side Of the lot
with entrance on the northwest corner.
The structure will be larger than the
old church and will be brick vineer.
The interior will consist of a large
auditorium and two Sunday school
rooms The building committee of the
congregation met last Monday morn
ing to further plans and interest to
push the work. They expect to have an
up-to date edifice when completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. David poke left the
last of the week for their home In Los
Angeles, Calf, after an extended visit
at the r. H. Walton homo.
W. H. Sears. who lectured Sunday
afternoon before the Davis County
chautauqua. was made guest at the
H. A. Wishard home for supper. Mr.
Wishard had driven to the station with
their SON law. who left for home
that day The train was over two
hours late and Mr.. Wishard seeing Mr..
Sears having lonesome and tiresome
wait for his train, invited him to sup
ner
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HoNAPARTE.

sSBonaparte-Mra..J John Donnefly and
children of Burlington are visiting at
the Minor Ware and John Donn.lly
homes.
Miss Wilcox who has been making
an extended visit with the Misses
Ethel and Refa Packer returned to
her home in Des Moinas Thursday.
Mrs. r. E. Meek returned from her
visit in Keosauqua Thursday.
Miss Ogla Mccormick of Farming
ton has been hired to teach the sec
ond primary room at Ronaparte for
four months more or less or until the
recovery OF Miss Harris VINO is Ill
with typhoid fever.
E. C. Smith and daughter Madge re-
turned from Canton, III. Wednesday
where they have been visiting Mr.
Smiths sister Mrs, Charley Sanford.
Mrs. katherine Fullerton and son
VIM. of Kansas City are enjoying a
visit at the DR.. Cresap home.
Minor Ware Is steadily improving
from his recent operation for append-
citis.
Mrs. Kisling will go to Birmingham
this week to do light housekeeping
with her daughter Miss Bertha, who is
a teacher in the public schools there.
Mrs. Byron keer who has been visit
ing several days with her aunt, Mrs
Ida Stafford left for her home at Butte
Mont. Thursday.
Miss Anna Donnelly expects to go tc
Gladbrook, Iowa, this week to begir
her duties as principal of the schoo
there.
enjoying the State fair this week.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton--Miss Florence Maple de-
parted OH trip to Denver and other
points in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schneider left
on trip TO Seattle. Wash, and other
points on the Pacific coast. expecting
TO be gone about two months.
The Misses Eva and Amanda Rob-
ertson returned from Macksville,
Kansas where they had been spending
the summer with their brother.
Mrs Katie Tee of Ottumwa. return
ed home after few weeks visit with
her mother Mrs. Andy Potts.
Miss Helen Boynton left for Rocky
Ford, Colo, where she has accepted,
position as supervisor of music in the
public schools.
Mrs. AL Pearson Of Chicago, returned
home after a few days visit with her
brother Mike Halpin and other rela-
tives.
Prof. ]. w. Leedy of the Holiness
University at Osllaloosa, is conducting
a series of holiness meetings in tent
pitched on the east side of the square.
Mrs. Leedy and Ned Woolfe are lead
ing the song service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Newsome, OF
Warren township, returned yesterday
from Des Moines, where they had been
to attend the marriage OF their son,
/ Dr. Geo. Newsonle Of Indianola to Miss
AMANDA +StrlCkldHu, BIduudte iiuh 90
! Of the Methodist Hospital in Des
| Moines. The ceremony was performed
| by DR.. Medbury of University Place.
| Cole Bros circus exhibited here on
| Saturday, but owning to the heavy
rain the attendance was light.
| Mrs. Milburn Hobson left Saturday
for a visit with friends in Chicago. She
expected to stop in Washington and
Burlington for visit with her sons.
Miss Lulu WEIGH has returned from
a few weeks visit with friends in St
Paul.
] Mrs. Jas. Hickman and little daugh-
ter Louise. have returned from visit
| in Centervilie with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. G. Guyle
| J. IT. Grove and Miss Blanche Pin
of Lucas were united in marriage al
/ the NJ. f. Parsonage in this city OF
! Wednesday. They left the same day or
a trip to Galesburg, Ill.
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RUSSELL.

Russeli-Rert Calvin left Tuesday
for Mercer, Penn. for visit with rel
atiyes.
c. b. & @. Station Agent j. E. Cor
rell and wife returned from Colorado.
where they We're enjoying their vaca-
| ton.
| Quite a number of the people from
Russell and community are ENJOYING
/ the State fair this week. About ninety
went on the special Monday morning.
The people of Russell are making
! big preparations for the visit of Iowa's
| Senior Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver
Ito Russell this fall during the farm
festival.
! Evangelist W. j. Hatfield and singer
OF st.oLoLis are expecting, to open a
Union tent meeting in Russell on Sun
/ day Sept. 5.
/ There are several farmers from this
| community exhibiting hogs at the
| State fair this week.
Henry Goodwin and wife of New
port. Me-, who have been visiting the
formers brother Alfred Goodwin and
1 family Of this place for the past two
weeks, returned to their home this
week
i Ernest Gustavisop. the new night
/ Operator is getting ready to move into
the Jerry Cadag gan property recently
vacated by Robert Lynn.
Geo. W. Rikcr is exhibiting his ce-
nlent mould on the State fair grounds
this week.
4 y. w kendall's were called to Cory
don this week by the illness of thei'
daughter Mrs. ID. l.. Murrow.
II Prof w. H. Kalkofer was called tc
| Linvlle the first of the week by thu
illness OF his wife.
| The Btptist Junior b. y. P. u. has
an ice cream social in the new base.
ment of the church Wednesday even
ing.
Cooper left for Falls city. Neb. Wed
tuesday to visit Mrs. Coooer's brother
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cANTRiL-.

Cantril-The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Lowenstein was an especially de-
lightful place to be Saturday, Aug.
rs, 1T being the occasion of a recital
given by Mrs. J. l.. Lowenstein and
her music class. assisted by George
Meister of Keokuk. The program rem
dered in the evening consisted of the
following:
+ Duet, Joyous Returns."--Vetus
Norris and Arta Thompson.
Violin solo, (a) Simple Aren; (b)
"Lenora."-M eister.
Trio, Polish Dance."-Mary, Cleda,
and .Nera Creath.
Solo, Flying s"-Cleda We'll
born.
Solo, Melody in C."--Cleda Creath.
Solo, Autumn Aftcrnoon."--Nera
Creath.
Vocal solo. Violin Obbligato, Sing
Me to Sleep."-Mrs. ]. l.. Lowenstein
and George Meister.
Solo. Return of Spring" -yetus
Norris.
Solo, Heather Bels."-Artie Thomp-
son.
Duet, with Heart and Hand."-
Vetus Norris and Artie Thompson
Solo, Spring Song."-Mrs. J. L.
| Lowenstein.
cIUCT lNSWSs
The Old Soldiers reunion was held
at the school grove Saturday. Rev
J. w. Potter made the address at 1:3(
| p. m.
F. w. Inns and family moved tt
Cincinnati last week.
Harley Cassidy and family left or
Tuesday for Hutchinson, Kansas, t.
make their future home His mother
accompanied them for visit.
Cantril school begins today with al
| excellent prospect for good year:
work. Principal Chas. Jones; gram,
mar, Agnes Jones; intermediate, JOSIE
Pittman; primary, Lillian McGowan.
| Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Baily
a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Humphrey
a son.
Frank Silver left Saturday for Ames
where he is attending school.
DIR. Carpenter purchased the oil
/ John Gretchen house and is moving j
to lots recently purchased of r. S
Wellborn. He will remodel the hous
4 and build and addition and make 1t hi
4 future residence.
The foundation for Roberts Bros
brick block is completed.
1 Cantril people who attended Stat
flair last week were: o. w. Creath an,
wife. John Saar, Jr, and wife, Jane
Weaver, J. NJ. Silver and wife, Arc
Silver, /. H. Creath and wife, Warne
i Casady, Mrs. Isaac Warner. Mr.. an
/ Msr. Albert Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. lie
bSwank, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Warner, Jas
!, Hartlidge. Mrs. Lee Hartlidge.
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RLooMFiE

Bloon1field-NIiss Elberta Alexander
leaves this week for Fairfield, where
she will teach kindergarten in one OF
I the ward schools at that place.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Ray Cleveland
the first of the week a son.
Mrs. Rufus Hardy, of Watertowr;
Dakota, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. S. F. Mcconnell. spent
from Friday until Wednesday in Chi
y cago. She will return shortly to Chi
cago, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Esther. where thev will make
n their future home.
Mrs Mcfarland of Mcpherson. Kan.
\ visited her daughter Miss Hazel Nc
F'arland, the new elecution teacher at
the Normal.
Miss Hanna Pearson of Mcpherson
Kansas, visited Miss Hazel Mcfarland
day or two this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henderson Of north
of Bloomfield. went to Moulton We'd
r1esday to attend the Old Settlers re-
union.
One hundred and fifty-three tickets
were sold in this city to Oftumwa for
the early morning train Wednesday
DR.. Yost of Pulaski was in the city
on business wednesday.
P. r. Kinsinger of Pulaski was in
Bloomfield on business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Cooper OF Perry, Okla,
returned home Wednesday, after 6
visit in the city with friends.
James Rouch visited the first of the
week in Queen City, Mo-, the guest OF
Mrs. Moore.
The territory severence case, Herr,
c. Guernsey, ct al. VS.. City of Bloom
field, is now on at the court house.
Mrs. Nellie Guile of Trenton, Mo.
Mrs. Lou Spohr. ottumwa Ia Mrs
Ruth Hull Donds-Leando. visited twt
weeks at the T. c. Cree home neal
Belknap.
Joe Cook. Julian Cook and Herber
Young of this place rode to Pulaski or
their bicycles last Wednesday, after
noon and took dinner at the Fl. c. Tay-
Tor home.
Mrs Harvey Wray entertained tht
Fortnightly Whist club and a few
guests of the club Thursday evening.
w. Fl. McAchran has purchased /
new automobile, and left BLOOMFIELD
Thursday evening for Des Moines t,
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PULASKI.

Pulaski-John Augspburger attended
the State fair last week.
Dennis Parish, wife and little
daughter returned from Tingley, Ia,
last week. where Dennis has been re-
lief agent for several weeks.
Prof. Lawson the new principal of
the Pulaski school. moved his family
here last week.
Mrs. NJ. f. Jones and little grand
daughter attended the chautauqua at
Bloomfield.
Bertha Meredith attended chautau-
qua in Bloomfield.
Quite a number OF Pulaski people
went to the Bloomfield chautauqua to
hear Carrie Nation.
James Burns moved into the Walker
house Wednesday until his new home
is completed. Mrs. Brunk moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mr.
Burns.
Henry Taylor has moved to Bloom
| field for the winter.
Lee Miller and family left for their
h9naa in MCPHERSON Kansas. after a
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tumn shadea Of red and yellow when

tumn shadea of red and yellow when
finished.
Mr.. Ross OF the interurban was in
town yesterday looking after the In
terests of the road. He was on his
way from New York state to the west
ern part of Iowa where he Is interest
ed in the Atlantic line.
]. S. Moon and daughter, Nellie,
went to Newton in the automobile car
last Saturday and returned Monday.
M. Bloomgren has moved into the
Joseph Hobson home.
Joseph Hobson has gone for trip
to the Pacific coast
Sam Pennington has returned from
a fishing trip on the Des Moines
river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ramsay have
! moved to Second avenue east.
Dr. Taylor Jackson has moved his
office to No. Is Washington avenue.
He Ia a leading doctor and has a
suite.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. King of Spokane
| Wash, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. j.
S. King.
The Methodist Missionary society
1 had picnic at the j. S. Moon home
Thursday afternoon.
The Cemetery association will meet
with Mrs. Jennie Maken this after
noon.
4 Miss Catherine Crosier of Oskaloosa
lis the new head woman in the ready
to wear department of the Strasberge,
& VerYeer store.
Misses Mary and Margaret Roney
will go to Kansas City Monday to at
tend school.
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HEpRlck.

Hedrick.-Union services were held
in the park Sunday evening, conducted
by Rev. O. Campbell Rev. Campbell
has resigned his position as pastor OF
the Baptist church.
The following were passengers for
Des Moines Monday to attend the
state fair: Oscar Capps, Cliff Har-
kins, Ray Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ".
Henry, Clayton Capps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Wilcox
Mrs. P, f. Wanerus attended the
Homecoming at Richland Saturday.
George Caps was an over Sunday
visitor in Macomh, I'll.
Mrs. Frank Wonderlick of Ollie is
visiting May Kitterman in this city.
j.. r. Anderson and family Of What
Cheer were the guests of the A. J.
Anderson family Friday and Saturday
on their return home from Richland.
Misses Fav and Gail Stahl of Ollie
passed through Hedrick Monday Ell
route to Cedar Falls, where they will
attend school.
Miss Audrey Morgan is in Oskaloosa
attending yearly meeting.
Mrs. May Lemon of Sigourney pass.
| ed through Hedrick Monday enroute
! to Ollie.
| Mrs. Mary Marley of Eldorado
! Kansas. and Mrs. N. B. McNeece Of
Eddyville were the guests of Mrs A
T. Anderson Friday, having been 1t
Riehland attending the homecoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ream of High
land We're HedriclS visitors between
trains Monday.
Mrs. John Brady and children were
Richland visitors last week
Miss Marie Roop is visiting in Sig
Quincy at the E. e. Phelps home.
Miss Rayina Morgan is home afte,
a weeks visit at Richland and Wool
son.
| Mrs. NJ. e. Lambert arrived home
from St Louis friday. where she
purchased her fall stock of milliner,
goods.
4 G. /. Dean arrived home from Des
Moines Friday. where he has been i
the hospital for several months
1 Bert Schoo1ey has arrived hon1t
from Des Moines.
A. NJ. Davis is in Des Moines thi:
/ week.
G. T. Holcomb and family are NOV
4 ing into the property he recently pur
chased on Main street.
| Mrs. George Capps and children ar,
4 visiting relatives and friends in Ma
comb, III.
i Several from Hedrick attended tn,
Barnum and Bailey circus in Ottumwa
4 Charles Virgins of Richland was i
town Wednesday enroute to Ottumwa
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FOR sALE--A SIX ACRE FARM
near Agency, Iowa, with a 7 room
house, q. cellar, a large barn. corn
shed, first class chicken house. good
work shop, and other out buildings,
good water, good lard near good
graded school. also good water ana
small orchard. Priced at $125 per
acre Also 5sh acres near Agency,
with a new room house and barn,
corn crib, buggy shed, smoke house,
small orchard. This land Is deer
black soil. well tiled and nicely To-
Gated. This crop will show for itself.
Price s135 per acre. Phil Watkins.
Agency Ia
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rotrrne in The new auto, accompanied
by Duff Burcl1ett and DR.. III. G. Young.
who are in Des Moines. A ciauffer of
that city will also return with them.
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Retta
Collins, returned to his home In In
dianola. Ia, Wednesday.
Frank Miller. who was in TT. Madi-
son from Tuesday to Thursday on
business.
MRS. Chas. Skinner is visiting at
| the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| u. w. Bolivar of Floris. Ia.
| Miss Florence Spice. left Friday for
Mills county. where she will teach
school the coming fall and winter
| Hon. Ellsworth Ron7inger will adj
dress the Old Settlers and Old Sol
6iers reunion at Eldon Sept. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Steckel. the
Misses AYES, guests at the Steckel
home, and Miss Miriam Young ENJOY
t ed g six O'Clock dinner Wednesday at
1 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Milligan at Pulaski.
| Mrs. Leah P. Aston of Quarryville
| Pa, mother of Mrs. r. K. Herr. and
Mrs. Anna Smith Of the same place ar
rived in the city WEDNESDAYS. morning
Mrs. Ashton expects to spend the win
ter in the city and Mrs. Smith will re-
turn in about two month";.
Rev. BergstTom of Wisconsin, will
| fill the Baptist pulpit next Sunday
Sept. 5, at both services.
Mrs. Ella Brouhard and son Dwight
of Little River. Kansas, who has made
an extended visit in the city at the
home of Mrs. Rrouhard's sister Mrs
| w. H. Taylor, returned home the last
of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles and daughter
Adeline of Grinnell, Ia, passed through
/ here Thursday morning enroute t
Milton to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer and daughter
i Mrs. ]. Martin of Aurora. H. arrived
4 Thursday morning and will spend sew.
eral days at the home OF Sheriff 10
/ hannessen.
Mrs. G. A. Spoor and children of OF
tumwa passed through here Thursda,
4 enroute to Milton.
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ALBA.

Albia-George Amos and Mrs. Cath
crime Pharis We're married at the home
of the bride last Tuesday evening at
Is o'clock. Rev, Allison of the Chris
tian church performed the ceremony
in the presence Of about thirty rela-
tiyes and friends. The band boys
gave them serenade after the cere-
mony. The couple went to the state
fair for honeymoon trip.
| The Cole circus was in town last
Wednesday and had two pretty fairly
good shows. Their company is evil
IDENTIFY thinning out for the winter
| judging from the way the performers
doubled up their work. They had
plenty of fakirs along with the show
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Taylor went to
Des Moines Wednesday in their au
| tomobile.
William Mercer has sold his bic
farm in Bluff Creek township to d. d
/ Johnson for one hundred dollars an
acre. Mr. Mercer has lived on the
place for over fifty years and entered
4 the land from the government. They
will locate in Abba.
Attorney and Mrs. Ralph Mason
who have been doing the Pacific coast
for the past two months, have return
/ ed home.
Fay Edwards returned home from
the Seattle exposition last Wednesday,
night.
Miss Ella Harris has returned from
a visit with relatives at Stiles, in Da
Wis county.
i Mrs. Mollie Richardson has return
ed from Chicago
M. W Duncan is having his resi-
/ dence repainted. 1t will have the au
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70 RsALEl--2 GOOD FARMS, 900
acres all under cultivation. milea
from 1T. Calhoun, IA miles from
Omaha, also 9S acres well improved
with new buildings IL miles from
ut. Calhoun, both farms are in good
shape and well fenced. Easy terms.
Write or come and see them. James
Walton. Ft. Calhoun. Mob.
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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-s2o ACRES AT s35 PER
acre, we'll improved. miles from
Orchard. For particulars write Otto
Ibsen, Orchard, Neb.

WE SUIT YOUR PURSE IN NEB-
raska, and South Dakota farms. We
are offering fine farming land in
Dixon, Cedar, and Box Butte coun-
ties, Nebraska, Hughes and Sully
counties, S. ID. Prices run from SIS
to $40 per acre. Write US for maps
and list. The Truax Land Co. Qnc.)
Home office at Dixon, Neb.. and
branch office at Alliance, Neb., and
Blnnt, s. d.
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested, that on the 3rd day Of
September, A. D.. 1909. the undersign-
ed was appointed by the Clerk of the
District Court of Wapello County
Iowa, Administrator of the estate OF
Frank #. Stoltz, deceased, late of said
County. All persons Indebted to sail
estate will make payment to the I'M
dersigned. and those having cIai,nt
against the same will present them
legally authenticated to said Court FOL
allowance.
Dated Sept 3. 1909.
Eliza Il. Stoltz, Administrator.
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two weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Miller and other rela-
tives.
o. l.. Saunders. r. J.. Gordiner, K. P.
Law and wife, w. G. Baughman, e. j
HOFFMAN and r. w. Anderson attend
ed the State fair.
Miss I4etha Howard Is visiting in
Des Moines,
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FOR SALE OUR 1870 ACRE FARM
3 miles east of Ottumwa. About 100
acres Is practically level prairie land.
Balance timber pasture. Fine large
house, large barn. etc. A fine loca-
ton, on good roads, and rural route.
We have no agents. If interested
write. G. l.. Bailey and sister, r. No.
g. Ottumwa.
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Mayor Ralph Otto in Law Faculty.

Iowa City, Sept. While no official
announcement has been made, 1t is
definitely settled that Mayor Ralph
Otto will be member of the college
of law faculty after the opening of the
fall term. Chairman Trewin has in
formed Mayor Otto that the matter is
settled and for him to be ready for
the work He will instruct in code
pleadings and have charge of the moot
court. The work ne will do was for
merly done bv tie late Lanranca Nv
ers.