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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-01-15
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-30
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove Harry Hancock of
Colorado came home Tuesday for
visit.
Mrs. Alice Ford visited the past
week at the home of her mother. Mrs
Susan Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brooks and chill
dren spent Tuesday at the Isaac
Brooks home.
Martin Smith and daughter Ada
were business shoppers in Ottumwa
Wednesday.
Misses Lake and Lois Hendricks
spent Sunday at the Wesley Hancock
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McVey called
at the parental H. X. McVey home .on
Tuesday.
Miss Beulah Hancock was caller
at the John Parrett home Monday.
George McVey and Dick Pottorff
were business callers in Ottumwa on
Thursday
Forrest Smith was a guest of Lee
Hancock Sunday afternoon.
Marion Hancock and son Harry
were shoppers in Eldon Friday.
| John Parrett and son Fred took
8anples u Ottumwa Saturday.
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MAY have TWO
INTERuRBANS
oTTUMWANs ARE CONSIDERING
PROPOSITION FROM IOWA
CITY CAPITALISTS.
WANT TO BUILD LINE
Would Connect ottumwa With the
University Town by Electric
Route; Securing Right of
Way to oskaloosa.
WANT TO BUILD LINE

1t begins to look as if Ottumwa means
business in regard to the interurbans
and although some time was necessary
t. bring the matter into definite shape
in order that line might be built out
from Ottumwa, it now seems that one
line will not fill the bill This becomes
apparent from matters that have come
to pass and are still in the passing
during the past few days and alludes
to the visit of two Iowa City men in
Ottumwa Wednesday. The meeting be-
tween the men from the University
city and the board of the local inter
urban company was behind closed
DOORS nor would any of the members
allow but a trifiing little to leak out as
to what was done. 1t is known, how
ever that a proposition was made the
local interurban promoters which they
are considering with deep interest. 1t
means that a line from OttumWa to
Iowa City is a future prospect and that
in the near future too. Just what the
conditions are was not permitted TO
leak out, but it is known that James
Tanner and J. H. G. Wilson of Iowa
City want a line built from Ottumwa
OF Iowa City.
Retailers Want It.
These men represent capital In Iowa
City that is anxious to find investment
| in interurban enterprises and Ottum-
wa looked good to them, This at least
few DAYS ago when the proposition was
made for tbe new line The local mer-
chants and business men generally are
verv iuhilant over the nrospect of such
q line ana while thew are nernaitting as
| little of the same jubilation as possible
| to escape where it might lead to let
| tine ont the details thew are never
tba1ess anxious that matters so shape
/ tben, selves 10 make the line assur-
Cd Of an early date The unusually
good business that the local retailers
/ baya enioved This fall and the fact
that yerv large percentage of this
business was transient trade makes
| interurban talk music in their ears
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HAYESvILLE.
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HayesviIle-Verne Utterback was in
Sigourney Saturday.
Mrs. w. S. Stroud entertained Mrs.
John Palmer and Mrs. George Level
Ign last Saturday.
Leonard Hardesty returned to his
work in South Amana Monday morn
ing.
Miss Pearle Jones visited in High
land Center last Saturday and Sunday,
returning home Monday morning.
Mrs. N. E. Weller and daughter jess
sic were in our city Monday on bust
ness.
A. c. Jacobs is greatly improving
the appearance of his property by put
ting in cement walks.
Howard Utterback, who is employ
ed as engineer on the Pacific coast ex.
tension of the Milwaukee, was called
to the bedside of his wife, who has
been seriously i'll. Mrs. Utterback is
better now.
The ball game between Hedrick and
Hayesville last Sounday, played al
Hedrick, resulted in a victory for the
Hedrick team by, a score of 10 to II.
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DRAkEVlL.LE.

Drakeville-Mr and Mrs. Chas. Ire
Ian and Mrs. d. Irelan spent Friday in
Unionville at the Geo. Irelan home
Mrs. McClain of Des Moines, who
has been visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs John Thompson Of this place, has
returned home.
John Mcconnell was an Ottumwa
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Kelsey and children of Udell
have been spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Piper.
Otto Sayles of Charlton spent Sun
day here with his parents.
VIM. Quigley and children, who have
been living in Dakota, moved here the
first of the week and for the present
will occupy the old Sampson prop
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Cocl1erill of Of
tumwa visited with their uncle, c. +.
Millisack Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Housley returned
Saturday from weeks visit with rel
atives at Allerton.
zmfilcedwuIT Hh cmfwypshrcmmmm
Mesdames Milton Hoyt and Bert
Kepple left this week to join their
husbands at Salt Lake City, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs Turner, who has been visiting
in Kansas City, has returned to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. VIM
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton
spent Sunday at the Duke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millisack of Ottumwa
spent Sunday here at the c. j. Mill
sack home.
The box supper given by the schoo
Friday night netted the neat SUM Of
S22, which goes toward buying an or
gan for the second room
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Smock, who
have been here caring for the latter'E
father j. P. CASTOR, during his Hines!
returned to their home in Bloomfield
Saturday.
VIM. Cooper of Ottumwa spent Sun
Idav at his home here.
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BlDWELL.

Bidwell.-Lee Cloyd of near Blakes-
burg was guest at the Rolla Lewis
home Friday.
M. F. Chisman Of South Ottumwa
visited Wednesday at the parental c..
R. Chisman home.
Mrs. Scott Johnston returned Satur-
day on Milwaukee No, after brief
visit at the Bert Ross home in South
Ottumwa.
Mi. and Mrs. c. r. Chis1nan visited
Tuesday in the Pleasant Home vicinity
at the Elmer Rose home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Johnston visited
Monday at the David Grooms home
near Chillicothe.
Mrs. Arthur Grooms Of BlaResburg
visited relatives here last week.
A. o Grooms has returned from In
dependence where he had been visit,
ing at the home of his son Edwin
Grooms.
Fred Jones of Pleasant Home was a
business visitor in this vicinity Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Case Byrum and Mrs. Bert
Johnston of Blakesburg were guests al
the Albert Anderson home Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. E. Perry is visiting her hus
band who is working for the Milwau
kee as operator at Polo, Mo.
| Mrs. Arnold Of Kansas is visiting
relatives and friends here.
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MORE OTTuMW
PEOPLE Mn
RESIDENTS OF THE CITY ARE
LUCKY IN THE LAND DRAW
INGs AT ABERDEEN, S. D.

The census figures in Ottumwa
promise to take slump if all the resi-
dents of this city who drew farms in
the Cheyenne and Standing Rock res
ervations go to South Dakota to prove
up on their claims. In the drawing
yesterday many Ottumwans were sue
cessful. the following drawing claims:
1886, Ira D. Smelser; 4S41, Harvey M.
Spilman; 5O57, Tom Mungoven; 1881,
William M. Ramsell; 5637, Susan A.
Waxburg; 5795, Edwin B. Walters;
$685., Louise Long; 1892, Daniel Frank
Shuckrow.
Iowans have been lucky in the
drawing of the farms and If they go to
settle on their claims the state prom
Uses to loose several hundred residents
| The following is the list of lowans IN
| the vicinity Of Ottumwa who were sue
cessful in drawing farms:
3201, J. F. Mcdonnell, Charlton
1890, w. o. Mullen, Brighton; 346o
M. B. Read, Delta; 1855, 2. W. Balm
| Bloomfield 1888, Frank Millard Ell
don; 1881, Hattie Wilcox. Oskaloosa;
4O79, w. R. Smyth, Morning Sun; 4SOl
Mary Watland, Oskaloosa; 4S13. VIII
son Moolluns, Blakesburg;; 1910, Viii
son Jones, Hayesville; 5056, George
Herling, Oskaloosa; 505S, F. l.. Stoltz
Washington; 5265, B. A. Kinmell
Moulton; 54o1, E. F. Fitzgerald, Lo
villa, SAP, o. G. Matthews, Oskaloosa
$500, Lena I. Crush, Washington
SITS, David H. Crafty, Lovilia; 5782
George c. Johnson, Oskaloosa; 1852
]. N. Miner, Oskaloosa; 6342, Charlie
M. Marshall, Moulton, 6522, John N
Wight, Moulton; $3.50, A. A. Dawley Os
kaloosa; 6612, Charles H. Hire, Fail
field; 1921, G. H Glasscock, Bona
parte; 1908, James H. Mcleod, Mys
tic; 7240, H. B. Fellers, Oskaloosa
1898. A. B. Conwell, Abba; 1889, j. F
t Peddigrew, Seymour; S439. Thoma
Kirby, Moulton; s449, A. B. Butler
North English.
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DISTRICT JURY
INDICTS eleven
BODY OF LOWER COURT lNcLuD-
ED MANY OFFENDERS IN ITS
REPORT TO JUDGE.

No less than eleven individuals
were caught in the net of testimony
presented before the grand jury of the
district court this week, and yesterday
ten indictments we're reported to
Judge F. w. Eichelberger. Among
these, four Eldon residents were
charged with operating gambling
houses and another must prove his in
nocence of the crime of conducting
house of i'll fame The charge of
breaking and entering faces three in
dividuals, another is charged with
prostitution and still another must an
swer to the charge of robbery.
John Langston, F. Myers and John
Halpin were indicted for breaking and
entering. Guy Baker Is accused of rob-
bling the home of Mrs. Belle Stokes OF
a watch and $40. Alice Adams must
show the court that she is not public
prostitute The Eldon residents who
we're charged with gambling are Ray
Hughes, F. o. Weber, George Noel and
Clay Sconce. Jacob Erskine was &C
cused of keeping a house Of Ill fame.
All but Sconce, who has departed for
parts unknown, were brought to OF
tumwa at noon today by Sheriff Jack
son and were arraigned this after
noon.
Luther Toles, the negro arrested for
forging Milwaukee check early this
week, was indicted for forgery. One
other indictment was returned, but
| the man has not yet been apprehend-
ed The bills against George Chris
tine, George Huddleston and William
Patterson were ignored.
A jury is now being empanelled to
hear the suit filed by w. B. Bonniheld.
wherein a guardian is sought for Anna
McNair.
| Insurance Case Continues.
| In the federal court the hearing OF
the G. A. Hoover Distilling Co. insur-
ance suit continues to demand the at
tention of Judge Smith Mcpherson
With the examination of Charles Bea
die John Blakesley, George Kessler
F. E. Novels and c. A. Hoover, the
plaintiff closes its case. The first wit
mess for the defendant insurance com
panies was Prof. Norton, who Is en-
ployed as a chemist for sixteen large
distilleries. He explained the process
o. manufacture of whiskey and Its
costs. ]. Arean of Chicago, fire insur
ance adjustor for the Western Adjust
ing Co., is now being examined.
In the Police Courts.
There was motley array of Of
tenders in the police court this morn
ing. Justice M. L. Kirk, who presided
in the absence of Police Judge Nor
rissey, while the latter accompanied
the city officials on their little Joy triI
to Burlington. All o fthe offenders
were up for intoxication. Nels Thoma:
was assessed a fine of IS. Al Hart
and James Cline were fined $40 each
which was suspended during good be
havior. William Ryan drew three day
on the rock pile. Frank Hayes drew
three days, and then he didn't, as hi
sentence was suspended during goo
behavior, while w. D. Morrow, VIII
failed to appear forfeited his appear
ance bond Of $3.50.
; A. B. Williams was given judgmen
in the sum Of s1.O39.92 from Olive
J Bare, on promissory note, althoug
the property in the case was held sui
ject to the prior mortgage of tn
Peoples Building and Savings associ;
. ton.
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SOAP CREEK.

Soap Creek.-Mrs. Frank Eberline
was an Ottumwa shopper Monday.
A number of young people very sue
cessfully planned and carried out a
pleasant surprise on Miss Elsie Nelson
last Saturday evening. The occasion
was in honor of her sixteenth birth
day. The evening was spent in play
ing games. Fruit and cake were serv-
ed, and all departed at a late hour for
their homes, wishing Miss Nelson
many more happy birthdays. Those
present were.
Misses Stella Bachman, Cecile
Duckworth. Matte Conner, Cora Sam
pie, Eliza Sample, Maytie Carson, MI
nerva Sample, Zelma Bachman, Pearl
Hawkins, Florence Shepherd and
Susie Hawkins.
Messrs Eric Conner. Ray Shepherd,
Verlin Carson, irwin Shepherd. Ernest
Wagner, Warden Hawkins, Ernest
Thompson, Chas. Leonard.
VIM. Proster and DAUGHTER visited
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sizes at half price. Corner of Market
and Commercial streets.
Mrs. F. A. Nelson and DR.. D. B.
Writ of Douds-Leando were in the city
on business yesterday.
Everybody listen! We never had
such line of mems So Shoes-some
for work and some for dress. If you
don't buy them you loose. Church
Shoe Co., South Side.
Mrs. Gertrude Van Wrinkle of Eldon
has returned home.
Miss Nettie Eslinger of Abba has
returned home after visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Martha Gillen of Leon has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Nora NJ Plowman of Douds-Le.
ando has returned home.
Solution Silicate Soda for preserv
ing eggs, 15c pound, at Sargent's.
For Sale-2 black fur overcoats,
regular value, $500; newly made, fol
$3.50 at the corner of Market anG
Commercial streets.
Mrs. c. S. Burns of Blakesburg has
returned home after visiting he
daughter, Mrs. w. J. Lindsay, To-
North Davis street
Mrs. G. w. Stevens Of Dudley ar
rived yesterday to spent few day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garfield, %
North Weller street.
Mrs. Clara E. Bamford and Mrs. Z
Stump and Mrs. S. Gillber of Leo
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JUDGE ROBERTS
OPENS COURT
VAN BUREN, COUNTY NOVEMBER
TERN coNvENEs MONDAY
AT kEosAUQuA.

Keosauqua, Oct 90 Especially -
The November term of the district
court will be in session Monday, NOV.
/. Judge M. A. Roberts will be on the
bench and N. j. Roberts will be the
reporter. There is only an average
docket.
Judge Roberts has ordered that the
grand jury be called at 1: 80 o'clock OF
the first day and that the petit jury
appear at II o'clock the second Mon
day. The grand jurors are as follows:
]. e. Cowin-W Washington.
M. l.. Burkett-Des Moines.
VIM Beatty-Van Buren,.
John Barker-Union.
F. M. Elliott-Henry.
S. E. Foster-Jackson.
A. w. Smith-Lick Creek.
Noble Chipman-Vernon.
A. H. Anderson-Ceda
C. r. Connor-Villiage
John misunderstanding.
w. l.. Pollick-Chequest.
The trial Jurors for the term are:
Lewis Newman-Farmington.
John Observation-Disclosures
John Madden-Keosauqua
Jacob Hootman-Mt Zion.
Frank Muntz-Farmingto
C. C. Carson-Stockport.
J. C. Kucher-Ke
L. H. Channell-Keosauqua
E. E. Keck-Stockport
James Phillips
George Rehabilitation.
VIM. Cates-Farminton
George Boyer--Douds-Lean
George ampbell-Hilsboro. =
Oscar Dulin-Selma.
Ray Donald-Stockport.
]. A. n-Douds-Leando.
Ray Smith-Stockport.
| Clyde Gaston-Mt Sterling.
| A. G. Miller-Birmingham
| R. c. Cramlet-Douds-Lea
Ed Observation-Disclosures
| A. S. Sanford -Douds-Leando.
| John Lewis-Keosauqua.
There will not be January term o
court as heretofore, the next term II
be held commencing Feb. 81, 1910.
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were the guests of Mrs LATE Thomp-
son, S02 Wabash avenue, yesterday.
Newton's Heave Cure, soc and s1.0O
Sargent's.
Mrs. Henry Busey of Douds-Leando
and friend, Mrs. S. w. Pencil Of
Peru, Kas., who have been visiting
Mrs. Charles Matthews, 123 North
Moore street, have returned home.
Miss Lulu Young and Carl McFad-
den of Fairfield spent yesterday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kelly,
LOG North Weller street.
Mrs. Martin Carmody of Melrose is
visiting Miss Mona Devere, 233 Frank
| street.
Mrs. Charles Brown of Douds-Le-
ando was in the city yesterday.
Sargent the True Druggist, treacs
everybody right.
| Mrs. Orange BUGGY Of Douds-Leando
is visiting Mrs. Charles Matthews, 1913
North Moore street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Depps of Libby
have returned home.
Miss Olive Campbell of Washington
; Iowa, has been the guest Of friends in
the city.
Mrs. w. A. Brown of Centerville
returned home yesterday.
Sargent, the True Druggist, guaran.
tees every Rexall preparation.
For the best bargains in clothing
OF Np 10 rlr Of ctr
and Commercial. The same kind OF
clothes at half what you pay for them
I elsewhere. Graham's
4 Miss Ruth Tinsley Of Blakesburg
Z after visit at the home of her uncle
4 Sheriff w. w. Jackson, 215 Nortl
4 Court street, left for her yesterday.
I Mrs. William Garner and Mrs. ]. F,
d Nelson of Eldon have returned home
y DR.. and Mrs. Randall of Mt. Pleas
a ant have returned home.
D Mrs. j. O. Murphy and Mrs. E. P
9 Howard of Eldon have been visitin!
II friends in the city.
q Mrs William Work and father, l
n NJ Work of Eddyville, who have beel
b visiting Mrs. E. R. Wells, $40 Yves
"a Second street, have returned home.
Mrs. J. @. Debern of Eldon is visit
ing Mrs. William Kramer, 403 Yves
81 Second street.
81 Miss Myrtle Price of Eldon has r.
ID turned home after spending shol
FL time with Mrs. Grace Long, 227 M
n Pherson street.
d Mrs. H. E. White C Keosauqua
II visiting friends here.
Mrs. Ella Shoor of Keosauqua was i
u the city short time yesterday.
n Mrs. f. M. Henry of Farson was
H shopper in the city yesterday.
n Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Mowery of Limb
@ have returned home.
b Mrs. John Hunt Of Mystic has bee
"A visiting her mother, Mrs J. S. Sui
% van, 413 South Benton street
IA Miss Alma Potter of Bidwell retur
81 ed home after visiting friends in IL
n city.
II Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Orndorf Of Bat
n via were in the city on business We
II terday.
"a The only way to get suit of cloth
ID to look right is to get it made to {
III der, and to suit your own idea. VI
81 can get fine all wool suit made
"a your measure, and fitted by the gref
81 est tailoring house in the world,
E prices from $3.50 to $500. The san
81 material and workmanship elsewhe
M will cost you from $500 to $40.(
n See Graham at corner of Market s
E and Commercial.
q Good, well fitting clothes are alwa
x made to order. See Graham, 90
e samples to choose from.
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Wonder Washer
A Success
Of Novel
MaChineof Extreme In
terest to Crowds.

The Demonstrators of the Wonder
Washer at Spilman's Hardware Store
yesterday was an exceedingly popular
man. People who were wanting ma
chimes all stopped and not few who
never use machine were attracted
by the usefulness of the little ma
chine
What interested the people most
was the ease with which the machine
was operated and the incredibly short
time 1t took to clean even the d1rtiest
pair of overalls, and that's going
some.
Any clerk at the Spilman Hardware
Store will be glad to show these ma
chimes to any person who is inter
ested.
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WEST VAN BUREN,.
A%%~SAee%A->-~-%-~-~-A$-s>4

West Van Buren.-S. S. Harryman
is hauling post timber from R. E.
Picken's woods preparatory to build
ing new corn crib.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hanshaw and
daughter Eva were shopping in Ottum-
wa one day last week. George Ollie
and family spent Sunday at VIM. Ken
nedy's west of Leando. VIM. Haney
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Zadok
Haney of White Elm visited Sunday
with friends here.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
| Neasham sells the best watches.
Cherry Juice Cough Syrup relieves
the severest cough at once, Csc, soc
and $1.00, at Sargents.
Mrs. Catherine Carlson of Melrose
has returned home.
Miss Julia Warner of Agency was
in the city yesterday
Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Munter
willie, was business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. B. Hurd of Bloomfield returned
nome this morning after visit at
hhe James Galpfn home, 101 Roemer
street.
Miss Lillian Bell OF Fairfield has
returned to her home,
Mrs. R. c. Hixson of Agency has
returned to her home after transact
eng business affairs in the city.
Mrs. w. f. Clements Of Agency Wis
tied in the city last evening en- route
home from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Perdue. in Newton.
For Sale-A fine black tuxedo dress
suit, imported cloth, made to order,
worth $500, for $1,000; size "a or
35. The only one we have Corner of
Market street and Commercial street,
first store south of Sargent's drug
Etore.
Mrs. B. E. Gillette of north of the
city. left last evening for Fairfield for
p visit
We pay cash for good apples. OF
tumwa Seed Co.
Mrs. William Nowville and son, Ce-
Gil. of Eldon, were business visitors in
Ottumwa today.
Mrs E. A. Boyd of Russell, who has
been visiting her son, William Boyd,
in East Ottumwa, left this morning on
NO. 3 for her home.
Mrs. A. M. Ratcliff and Mrs. Charles
Raines of Libertyville were shoppers
In the city yesterday.
Venetian red, SC pound, at sar
gents.
For Sale-10 winter overcoats, full
length, up-to-date, good material,
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HUGE CLOCK is HERE.

The massive timepiece, which Is to
be installed in the tower Of the Wap-
clio county court house, has arrived
in the city and was this afternoon set
down in the driveway Of the building.
Work of Installing the clock in the
tower of the building will be COM
menced the first of the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-30

For Sale-About 100 suits of mems
clothing; suits that usually sell for
from $500 to $4,000, at about half
that price Call and see them at the
New System Clothing Store, corner O.
Market and Commercial streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-30
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolin last

with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolin last
Monday.
Miss Wanetta Lewis returned to her
home in South Ottumwa last Monday
after weeks visit with her cousins,
Misses Cora and Verna Sample.
Mary Crist visited Monday with
Mrs Eli Harbor.
Protracted meeting is being held
this week at the Pepper school house.
Mrs. Mary Sample and sisters,
Sarah Bell and Martha Pugh, visited
with Mrs. Minerva Sample Tuesday.
The Sunday School convention held
at Sherman Chapel was well carried
on.
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Tri--Weekly Courier
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