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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11

ONLY 5 ACRES, BUT THE
COUNTRY, AN IDEAL SUM-
MER HOME, ONLY SIX
MILES FROM THIS OFFICE.
CHOICEST VARIETY OF
FRUITS, AMPLE WATER
SUPPLY, COOL AND PLEAS
ANT ALL THE TINE.
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S1T m

AN APARTMENT HOUSE
ALL OCCUPIED, NETTING 10
PER CENT ON THE INVEST
MENT. COULD BE MADE TO
DO BETTER. IF YOU WILL
CALL WE WILL GIVE YOU
FULL DETAILS OF REEVE
NUE. AND EXPENSE.
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A FEW BARGAINS IN FLAT SITES
S2i5xsZ1k close in corner, east on LIST So
S4,125: sub. to St paving the greatest
bargain offered
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s6.O00-Takes 99x140, on No. Main, near
Temple block Think Of it! Less than 81
per front it; it should bring Sl00 per it
right now.
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An Al buy; west on Sd So, bet. Main and
r. G. depot; Sd So, the coming st; one
near West Temple, 4 it; price below the
market.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Since the first sale
of lots i'm the new
subdivision OfTOO-
eIe, values have
been steadily adj
VamCimg.
VanClngo
FOR SALE

No person bought a Dot ON sale day,
April 10, or since, who has not either sold
at profit or been able to- sell at profit
AS the work or the smelling plant of the
International company progresses and the
scope and immense capital back of the
enterprise are more generally understood.
there is bound To be continuing demand
Tor realty in this subdivision at steadily
increasing prices 1T VIII be wanted for
homes and business sites
Less than three months has made A
marvellous change in the subdivision.
Why not take train out and investigate
for yuurseif2 See what is doing at the
smelter and i'm the town. Take a San
Pedro train at 1.ij a. IN. and YOU can DE
back IN Salt Lake at i'm the evening.
Fare $50, T00ale valley trains connect
at the old T0oeIe depot TO take YOU up
/ town IL would be- worth "a much less
pleasant DAYS outing to see town
growing under your eyes. Besides you I
Sc opportunities in real estate investment
and II YOU are looking for "a business To-
cation IN a coming town of the first rank
you re likely To have am inspiration For
information address or call upon
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FOR SALE
e. e. Cassidy & Co.

On Cd Ave. between r and S SITS, south
front. new history light pressed brick
large rooms, halls, large bathroom,
nicked plumbing, basement under the en-
tire house. all Cemented, furnace, floor
laid upstairs and stairway IN, room Tor
three more rooms on the second floor
street all macadamized, sewer and side
walk: our own property viii make low
price and good terms.
sS10J-Go look at 66t East I'd So. See II
YOU can beat it for the price. Eight
large rooms. large living hail.
strictly modern, lot 40Ell5 feet al
ley in rear, large automobile gar
age. back yard all Cemeuted- VIII
make good terms.
g 65O-FOr a new 5-rO0m bungalow strict
Is modern. interior elegantly fin
ished fin mission style, very large
pOrches. cemented walks and all
completed. Good location.
q 150-For one Of the SWEETEST new bun
galOws on the north bench; strict
lv modern. 8 rooms, brick mantel
bookcases built in the walls, hard
wood floors. Investigate this.
81 900-For the finest corner on the north
bench 21zx7 rods TO alley ID rear.
750-For fine building lot on 9Th F.
and 10th So.
e 210-5-room brick. lot 5x1o rods, on F..
9Th So. Terms, 500 cash, balance
s2j per month.
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Main-st bargain, near NewhOuse hotel
site: $4,000; reasonable terms; 50 per cent
profit in this when hotel is finished, or in
less than years.
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$1,000
FOUR APARTMENT TER
RACE on STATE STREET.
THIS WILL NET ABOUT 10
PER CENT.
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10x1151h on 1st ave, near c St, So.
front Sell all or half St. paved Sewer
and sidewalk. A beautiful view lot.
Terms reasonable.
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A. III. Birrell Co.
Bell 760, 60 Main, Ind, 1913
FOR SALE
Take aWalk to 9th
Ave. and ID st.
today

See the two fine homes we are build
ing there. Observe their splendid iOca-
ton east fronts. and modern improve
ments-gas, sewer, etc Take a look at
their substantial foundations, splendld
brickwork aud strong timbers-
MONDAY MORNING come TO our OF
flee and let us arrange to finish one OF
these homes for YOU, according 10 1OUR
ideas We can sell them on easy terms
IN THIS SAME IDEAL RESIDENCE
DISTRICT-right close to the heart OF
the city. but with splendid car service
if YOU need tive offer another fine home
that we have just completed It Is on +
ST. lust above 9Th Ave This home IS
strongly and artisticaUy built from eel
lar TO garret. A superior quality brick,
A 1 plumbing, large cheerful rooms. ce-
ment walks and retaining wall, beauti-
full mauteI, etc, make this an ideal nome
i'm an ideal location. Price. complete with
furnace. 81. $50. $500 down.
So. on 18th E. we are just finishing a
fine broom modern home Its location,
design. arrangement OF rooms ana the
substantial manner in which 1t IS built,
makes If an attractive and desirable place
to live. See US tomorrow about TINS.
5000.
Can You Beat This?
Lot 41Axl00 feet.
5-room modern pressed brick home.
Cement cellar
Cement walk.
Fine large mantel
Attic all floOred and room for two more
rooms If desired
Convenient, we'll arranged, well built
pantry.
Two large closets.
Al plumbing-modern and complete
on fun open street, south front, Is
minutes walk from the heart of the
city
$500. Terms.
our speciality is homes and home sites.
See us before you buy
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eS-gut.
ON G STREET. BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND AVE
NUE., 10-ROOM PRESSED
BRICK HOUSE, EAST
FRONT. LARGE LOT, M
PROVED STREET. HARD
WOOD FLOORS. A SNAP. BE
SURE TO SEE Us ABOUT IT.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOustOmS, the
I1OuSers
Houses from neat little three
room cottages to homes of
the very best,
500

SAFE
SIN-ROOM MODERN SUBUR-
BAN HOME, IMPROVED
STREET, CITY WATER,
ELECTRIC LIGHT, MODERN
Z l. T. NJ B \ @, CEMENT
WALKS. FULL BASEMENT.
LOT 75X150 FEET; CHOICE
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, LOTS OF SHADE
AND DOUBLE CAR SERVICE.
WE CAN MAKE TERMS.
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FOR SALE
PETERSON R, {, INV, co,
$50 so. MAIN
SPECTATORS AND INVESTORS
TAKE NOTICE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY
Best buys offered near skyscrape-s and
Sewhouse hotel site.
G6x165 IT., with 10-r. mod. brick and large
Darn; west on 4th So, opposite NewhOuse
MOTEL. at $500 per foot, nothing offered IN
his block for less than 500 per it.
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FOR SALE
10 ACRES

10 ACRES
The finest tract on the east bench, near
Westminster college. It will sUbdivids
into more than 100 lots. and lots in ad-
Joining additions are selling at S175 and
up per lot, and they VIII raise this price
very soon. This means a profit to the
purchaser Of this tract, upon subdivision
into CITY lots, Of more than $1,000 See
us at once about the prices, terms, etc.
ACRES
Nice land. with splendid water right, s.
E, $50 per acre.
10 ACRES
18th East St. city water. near car line,
$500 per acre.
. ACRES
Near 18th So. and 18Th E at $50 per acre.
HOMES.
81 800 buys a new 6-rOOm modern brick
on 9Th Ave. south front.
g. go for a 6-rm- modern home: corner
LOT. g feet frontage; lawn. shade. Every
Thing in first class condition.
81 coo buys a 3-rOOm ad0be-linsd frame
cottage northeast Of Liberty park; fruit.
shade, city water, etc; very comfortable
home.
Many other bargains
GODDARD INVESTMENT co,
South
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7-room modern light pressed brick, 10
minutes walk from business center ana
on car line; lot GzNlO; cement Walks
sro,I1d house. one Of the finest resi-
dences in the city. Price 81 80, $3.50 cash
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HSee us FRS"
]. E. Funk s. Co.
2O3 D, F, Walker Bldg,
SPECIAL BARGAIN
rnrntol IT aan 4 Sfralr

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Located at $50 r Street.
Owner will sell. If sold this week, his
lust completed beautiful 7-rOOm modern
COTTAGE for actual cost Of construction Of
cottage. ground and beautifying- This
home has the following advantages over
the houses built for sale: Pretty srchl-
tectural design. interior arrangement is
the REST. material and construction con-
tfuuslIv superintended by owner, lOca-
ton high. dry and always cool The
r,rjca is 500 less than actual. 90 see this
home before you buy, at $50 F st, then
So owner. V Jones. at 665 4tn Ave
s8750 Terms Same as Kent $4,t5y
]. K. & P. co.
500 buys two double (terrace) houses
OF I rooms each, just built, all modern,
walking distance
Lots in all parts Of the city and many
good buys in homes from rooms UP.
SPECIAL.
New E-ru. mod. close 10 car line s. so.
SO down, 50 per month, just ike pay
ing rent
INFORMATION
Call 10 Jones. King & Porter Co.
3l0-f-2-3 Security & Trust Bldg.
FOR sALEBy owner, Groom frame.
pantry and closet; nice improvements
s57 Blair ave, bet Cd and 18th Z. and stn
and 9Th So. Call evenings
FOR sALE-BeauufuI modern home Of
rooms. choice location. close in. large
lot; cheap. Apply lis Center St
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Newton Bros
Contractors & Builders,
REAL ESTATE
Ind Phone 116o. A. South Main

Ind. Phone I1t - oo-lII -'IsII''
FOR SALE
stp11 BARGAIN.
BEST RESIDENCE OR FLAT SITE
OFFERED EAST on 1ST 50. CLOSE
N CORNER. S2lzxS2iz FACING 50 You
cannot equal IL on 1st or 70 80 LOT So.yll
So ms AT once. TERMS IF NECES-
PETERSON r z. INV. CO.,
g91 so MAIN
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e ~

FULL TWO-STORY PRESSED
BRICK HOUSE, HOT AIR
HEAT, MODERN PLUMBING,
CEMENT WALKS, SEWER;
VERY CLOSE IN.
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FOR SALEBy owner, Groom frame.
Dautrv and closet: nice improvements.
So Blair ave. bet Cd and 18th L and stn
and 9Th So. Call evenings
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INFORMATION.
call up Jones. King & Porter Co.
80-f-2-3 Security & Trust Bldg
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Houses in all parts Of the city, many
on easy terms
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New 4-rm. mod. close TO car line, s.. 80,
SO down, s. per month, just ike pay
ing rent
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Hoffman Bros.
81 10 w, I'd South St,
Telephone PA,
FOR SALE
A, N, HUMPHREYS

On the Ground Floor.
Is W. Cd South St.
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THIS WEEKS SPECIAL.
$50 down bal. like rent, for a new 4
room brick, nice lot, $50 Jefferson St,
bet. Ist w and W. Temple, So. Of 9th So.
The price is right.
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Good nearly new 1O-room pressed brick
double house; close in $1,000; lot Z5aXlo'
81 "a
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Many OtheT Dargalns-
GODDARD INVESTMENT co,
81 East First south St

FOR SALE-BeaUtiful modern home.
close in. choice location. large lot, f-roOm
house. cheap. us Center St.
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VACANT LOTS.
$40 per front it. on Sth So. bet Main
and state only ~ blocks So. of p. o.
Paving now going in sewer, sidewalks.
80 or Soft. lots to alley. Terms can
be arranged.
s52-37x165 IT. lots. Sd Z. near 9th So;
easy terms to suit buyer.
SS0O-40x140 #. lots on 18th F. near 4th
So. cheapest lots on F. bench.
Bargains I'm lots, any part of city.
PETERSON R, {, INV, co,
$50 so MAIN.
1890 BELL; 1890 IND.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield.-ElBert McAchran, who
has been very ill. is improving.
John Bullock of near Savannah. who
was injured some three weeks ago by
a tree falling on him while he was cut
ting it down, is improving. It was
thought at first that he would not re-
cover.
Mrs. Zoe Updike will return to her
home in Charlton Thursday.
Mrs. Esther Christopher, rs years
old, died at the home of her son-in-
law, Robert Kneedler in Perry town
ship. She was buried May ] in the
Dunville cemetery.
Lewis Miller has been taken to the
Mt. Pleasant hospital for treatment
Mr.. Miller lives in the northern part of
the county.
The p E. o's initiated Mrs. A. w.
Gaumer and Mrs Theodore Taylor at
the meeting held at the home of Mrs
Eva johnson Monday evening. Re
freshnents were served.
The Epworth league Of the Metho-
dist church will hold a business meet
ing at the home of A. Lucas this even
ing. After the work, social time will
be spent and refreshments served
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Leach left the
first of the week for Mexico Mo, to
visit c. T. Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs
Leach will meet their son Cliff at that
place, who is with the 101 Ranch show
which will show there during their Wis
it.
The Eastern Stars held their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening, May 5.
John Cul returned Tuesday, from
Moulton. where he went on business.
Mrs. Kirk England will leave next
week for Daylight Tenn.
Miss Pearl Latimer left Tuesday for
Denver, Colo, where she will make al
extended visit.
DR.. l. L. Pitman left Monday even
ing for Des Moines. where he will at
tend the Iowa Dental convention He
was accompanied by his son Theron.
D. H. Payne was in Lancaster Mo.
the first Of the week on legal bust
ness.
A. Rankin made business trip tc
Pulaski this week
Mrs. Clara zook and son Howard
have the munps.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-05-06
DO | US
The Home of Good Clothes.
200 East Main Street.

the guests Saturday and Sunday of
Miss Allie Hawkins.
T. P. Bence of Bloomfield passed
through here Monday evening on his
way to Washington, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mum spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Ottumwa at the
home of their daughters, Mrs. G. w.
Hockersmith and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hockersnith expect to move on
Wednesday to farm at Kirkville.
I Miss Grace Mccormick of Drakevilie
who has been visiting her uncle M. G.
Galpin at Emerson for the past two
weeks spent Friday night with Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Mccormick.
Mrs. Maggie McMains and son Glen
spent last week at Locust Grove with
Mrs. McMains mother Mrs. John
Buchanan, who has been i'll.
Mrs. Sarah McGee was called to
Perry township last week by the Ill
ness of her brother w. S. Kinney.
Miss Lolo Wilson Of Dunville spent
Thursday and Friday with her sister
Mrs. Rena Smell.
Arch Dooley and family of Bloom
field spent Sunday with A. E. Fin
Clay Names Of Soap Creek was the
guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Petit
H. c.. Rankin returned home Tues
day from Hardin, Mont.
Ernest Riddington was i'll with the
mumps last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pence and daugh-
tiers Genevieve and Neva of Dunville
spent Tuesday evening at the Oscar
Smell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Post of Floris
were callers Sunday evening at the
VIM. Post home.
Miss Myra Bolivar of Floris visited
Wednesday at Belknap while on her
way home from Bloomfield.
G. E. Lisetor, j. M. Eberline and
Alva Myers were Ottumwa visitors or
Sunday.
The Misses Hannah Hughes. Leila
Eberline and Mirna Myers and Messrs
Roy Bell and Elroy Hancock were ap-
pointed Sunday as a. committee II
arrange a program for Childrens day
services.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-05-06
BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham.-N. j. Bush of this
place has returned from Arkansas,
where he has been looking at a fruit
farm.
Mrs. NJ. Crossley Of this place has
gone to Keosauqua to live with Mrs
George w. Jack. Mrs. Crossley for
merly was Miss Retta Wilson.
Isaac Hawbaker, three miles south
west of town had a barn blown down
by the high wind Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs James HOFFMAN OF
near Douds-Leano visited the latter
part of the week with his sister, Ms
Frank Christy.
Mrs. Adeline Sadler died at the
home of her son Thursday evening.
Miss Marjory Mendenhall has re
turned from Stockport, where she has
been visiting her grandparents.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. A
c. Lauson, four miles north of town
are down sick with scarlet fever anG
trained nurse has been employed tt
attend them.
Will Hastings is making the preliE
mary preparations for erecting a new
and up-to-date residence on the 3-acrs
tract he recently purchased in thi
west part of town.
George Johnston, who resides thret
miles northwest of town, was kickAt
on the head by horse Friday. DR.
Jay Norris was called and dressed tn,
wounds.
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WILLIAM SRURG.

| Williamsburg. Mrs. John Walker
and two daughters of Conroy visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asquith.
Gus Baunhofner is in Cosgrove on
business this week
James Lealy Of Parnell came up
Tuesday looking after his business in
terests in town.
ner, was transacting business and
visiting friends here Tuesday.
| Rev. Thomas S. Sherman went to
South English Tuesday morning for a
week with relatives.
Fred Dill and wife of Millersburg
were here Monday and visited at the
home of S. Williams.
Mrs. R. 2. Edwards and Mrs. Nor
gan Williams visited Tuesday at the
homo of E. W. Edwards.
Rev. Father Curtis of Brooklyn, vis-
tied Monday and Tuesday at the home
of James Brannaw and Rev. Father
| Kissane.
Evan Williams and wife of Evans
vile visited Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Hugh c, Evans.
G. H. Hughes of Chicago, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home Of
his brother, Hon. John Hughes anil
his sisters, Mrs. D. E. Evans and Mrs.
Ida May Evans.
Rev. Walter Smith of Maxon came
up Monday and visited at the home
of his father, J. 3. Smith.
Mrs. j. A. Daniels of York, came
down Tuesday and called on Mrs.
George Gutenberg.
Mrs. William Spellman, who visited
at Cedar Rapids last week, returned
to her home Monday. She is having
a new cement walk in front of her
residence property.
R. e. Wilson is having an addition
built to his house and making other
substantial improvements.
Stanley and Owen Yates are having
! a vacation and are at the parental
| home for a couple of weeks.
Charles Hastings is out among the
farmers this week, trying to interest
them in the canning factory.
George Stohlman visited recently at
the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary
e. Stohlman.
| ]. B. Shanahan and brother we're in
the city Monday transacting business
at the bank.
G. P. Gallagher of York was here
Tuesday and visited at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Catherine Gallagher
and brother, ]. P. Gallagher
Morris Jones is in Oswego, New
York, visiting with his parents, whom
he has not seen for a number OF
years.
Joe Starry of Pilot visited recently
at the home of his brother, M. H.
Bert Popham Of North English R. R
No. was here Tuesday.
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Williamstown, Mo-, returned home on
Tuesday to spend her vacation.
The Nebraska Indians will cross
bats with Salem base ball team at
this place May s.
Thomas Randolph. Jr.. is the new
clerk in j. M. Triplett's department
store.
Mrs Ann Brady spent Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Wheattey at Stock
port.
Mrs. w. Hagan of Chicago, is enjoy
ing visit with her sisters, Mrs S.
Bonnell and Mrs. A. Banta of this
place.
A. Davidson has been very sick the
past week.
Granville Almond has charge of the
furniture and undertaking store dur
ing Mr. Davidson's Illness.
The Woman's Missionar-- society of
the Congregational church will cele-
brate their silver anniversary on the
third Friday in May.
Mrs. r. F. Pierce and children Of
Chicago are visiting at the parental
Mrs. G. R. Pierce.
Saturday Mrs. w. A. Bliss came
home from a visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Perry Brown has gone to Seattle
Washington, to spend the summer.
Salem Hotel is being treated to a
new coat of paint, which adds greatly
to its appearance.
Mrs. w. Parker of Ottunwa spent
several days of last week with Salem
relatives.
Friday Mrs. H. E. Tyner and little
daughter returned from Birmingham
where they visited the formers father
| A. Barton,
Mrs. Cammack and daughter Nettie
DR.. and Mrs. Dilts, Harry Tyner an6
wife, Mrs. John Ollie, Mrs. Rosa Fraz-
Ter, Mrs. G. w. Pittman. Mrs. A. Claus
on. j. 7, Ingrirn and C. S. Scott were
Mt. Pleasant callers Friday
| Elmer Miller OF Vermont, ILL.,, is q
guest at the home of his father Mason
Miller.
| Following a visit with his sister Mrs
Clauson, Mrs. Groesbeck departed FOL
| his home at Alton Monday.
After spending three months in the
Pacific coast states, Charles Livetel
and wife arrived home Thursday.
Saturday afternoon on the home
diamond. Salem base ball team defeat
ed the American Bloorner girls.
Mrs. Granville Almond, Misses An
ME Packer and Anna Craner were
shoppers at Mt. Pleasant Saturday
i
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center-Miscs Mary Bacon
returned home from Hayesville Mon
day of last week from a visit with her
grandfather.
Mrs. Norton Knight and children of
Ottunwa visited at Mrs. knights on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stephens of OF
tumwa visited at the parental o. c.
Stevens home Wednesday.
Miss Mile Bacon has been on the
sick list.
Misses Nora and Cora Cornwell were
in Ottumwa Thursday
Mrs. Ed Packwood and children OF
Ottumwa visited at Mrs. knights on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emery and
sons of Ottumwa came out Friday
evening for a short visit with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.y Spillman. Clyde
Nelson and Frank Emery were in
Ottumwa Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grow drove to
Mt Pleasant where they will visit at
the home of Mrs. Crows sister Mrs
John Mickey.
Mrs. F. Smeltzer came in from Max
we'll Friday night for visit with
friends here.
Geo. Chadwick of Ottumwa visited
with c. G. Chadwick Friday.
DR.. Dill veterinary of Otturnwa was
in this neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs. J. K. Emery was in Hedrick or
Monday.
Lewie Denny has improved his prop
erty by putting a wire fence arount
it.
Or. Floyd Newell of ottunwa made
professional call here this week
Mrs Dale Emery Mrs Ragan Mis-.
| Minnie Ragan. Frank and Ray Doal
Geo. Bender, F. Prebble and Ernes
| Ragan were passengers to Ottunlw;
Saturday. !.
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RELkNAP.

Belknap--The remains of Columbus
Wells who passed away last week at
his home in Des Moines were received
here Saturday and were takne to the
home of his daughter Mrs Clay Mar
tin. Funeral services were conducted
Sunday at 1880 o'clock at the Martin
home by Rev Ferrall of Bloomfield,
after which interment was made in
the Dunville cemetery. Mr.. Wells was
the father of Mrs. T. H. Brewster and
Mrs. Jane Morris and was we'll known
RMS. Jane Morris and was well known
in this community having formerly
lived here.
The postoffice at this place was
turned over Friday evenino by the re-
tiring postmaster T. .. Mum to Miss
Anna Hughes, who was recently COM
missioned as postmistress. The office
is now in the D. M. Mum residence
between the Congregational church
and the j. M. Eberline store.
County Attorney c. F. Davis OF
Bloomfield was in the cftv "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Garrett moved
Saturday to the residence of Mrs.
Mary Sharon where they will occupy
continue to reside in the house. Mr.
and Mrs 7. Es Putnam are moving
back to their house which was vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Garrett Mrs
May Putnam is expected back soon
from California and will keep house on
the farm for her brother S. H. Put
man.
Rev. D. w. Whitman filled his regu-
lar appointment here last Sunday and
preached an excellent sermon.
Mrs. ]. M. Eberline and daughters
Miss Leila were Ottumwa visitors on
Tuesday.
The Misses Ida Bachnan and Ber-
tha Seenan of Sherman Chapel were