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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-25

Bloomfield were the guests one day
last week of Mrs. Jane Putnam and
daughter Olive.
| VIM. Ellis Of Waneta spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Smell.
Miss Pearl Finley of near Bloomfield
was the guest Saturday and Sunday
of Mr.. Mrs. Arthur Finley.
Mrs. Us. Huffman, Mrs. Clara Burk-
halter and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BurR-
halter of Ottumwa wer> the guests on
Saturday and Sunday of Mrs Sarah
MCGEE.
Miss Leona Hunt of West Grove
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. William Harper.
The Misses Emma Huebner of View
er: Anna Shubert, also of Viewer, and
Clara TIA of Burlington are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Orman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shubert.
| Rev. Scott of Oskaloosa was a Wis
itor Sunday afternoon at the |. Ware
home.
Mrs. Flora Snoddy of Bloomfield
spent Friday with Mrs. VIM. Post.
Calvin Mum of near Carbon was Il
! visitor Thursday at the D. M. Mum
home.
Mrs. Laura Orr and son, Eugene, of
Udell, spent Sunday night at the home
of j. N. Miller.
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STOCKPORT.

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StociSport-A. J. Douglas returned
Thursday from Missouri where he
visited his, daughter.
Geo. Amos shipped his household
goods TO Ottumwa Thursday and win
make that his home for the present.
Jesse Knowles and family went 70
Creston Friday night to visit Mrs
Knowles brother.
John Kisling sold his residence on
Williams street to Curtis Wheatley
Consideration $1,000.
G. W. Day OF Kcosauqua was in
the city Thursday.
B. 2. Meigs of Malcolm, Ia. bought
and shipped 1879 stock hoes Thursday.
A. r. Hiatt spent Tuesday in OF
tumwa.
F. NJ. Lucas and wife have gone te
Oklahoma to visit their daughter
f. Z. NeGtch purchased the Harsh
barger farm of $50 acres one-h half mile
west Of Utica. consideration $65 pc,
acre
Three cars of hogs were shipped t.
Ott9rwa Monday. one of cattle ant
one of horses to Galesburg. III.
The railroad company have complet-
ed 4 four foot walk across their righ
lof way en- both sides Of the street ant
| filled up all holes with cinders.
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yJ.rooroon We've .,isiti, ~ +ho I,o
" san ainan Sioi.iis az INC 1iio
Iowefs noihe III bridgeport SUNDAY. :
ROBERT Powers who has. been very
sick Is Improving.
Mrs w. G. Ross is very sick with
heart troubla Her daughter Mrs.
1xyi,1;, ae Das nto;,,oe 20. o.,,ad n
, uliilas =, tee ,I Hioiiiee :" 40 o'i
iier ihotler peuslue yesterday
Fred G. Barnes who has been living
on ranch in Colorado, came in 10
Visit~his parents.
Mrs. Packer and daughter Grace
went to Minneapolis to be gone for
soms time
Two surprise parties We're held TINS
week at the Frank Whitsel nome
north of town. One in honor OF inc
birthday of Frank Whitsel, the other IN
honor of Earl Nhitsel who Is visiting
here from Chadron Nebraska.
+. u. Kidd of OtturnWa was IN lhe
city this week on business.
The *. of 2. banquet held last even
ing was a most enjoyable affair. About
forty were present.
Mrs. E. Ogden went to Abba to Wis
lit her mother Mrs. Vanness.
| Mrs Fields who was called to ron
l.son. Tenn, by the death of ner 1ath-
er, has returned home.
IT you have any apples, potatoes
Jellies, or you want 10 furnish pntlef
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FIR visit with her brother Rev. WAL
ter Smith, now located at Harvey
Wilson Boland of North English
visited with his parents Hon. Ed. and
Mrs Boland.
Henry Meiners is in Wisconsin 10
iting with relatives rnv =, spR 1hre
-A'as MARTA Williams OF Issuich, S.
D., is here visiting with her rela-
tives and friends.
Eva Jones of Denver is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Jones of R. f. D.
No. l.
If you have any apples, potatoes,
iellies, or you want to furnish butter
or eggs regularly to some one in OF
tnmwa, you can find good customers
by putting a want cd in the Courier
Mrs. E. Hopkins of Chicago and
her niece Miss Amy Foster Of North
English were guests Of Miss Emily
Fletcher last Saturday.
George Stahl of Pilot township was
transacting business here Saturday.
Miss F. Griffith OF Waterville, n. Y,
who has been here during the summer
visiting with her friend Mrs. Eliza
beth Perry left for visit with rela-
tives at Omaha She conteInnlates re-
turning here about March /.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie
Fierce who have been visiting with a
sister at Marion, are row at home.
Miss Mabel Edwards of Iowa City
is at the home of her mother assisting
, in the care of her brother Lew, who
is seriously i'll
Ed Githins is at Iowa City this week
visiting with his sister who is stu
dent at the s. U. |.
Rev. Father Garle of Holhrook VS.
tied short time Thursday with Rev.
Father Kissane of ST. .Mary's church
in this CITY
Postmaster II. T, Hrll transacted
| business in Cedar Raoids wednesday
, and in the evening attended the re-
vival meetings.
Evan E. Williams and wife visited
Friday at the home Of Mr.. Williams
sister Mrs. H G. Evans.
Mrs. Morgan Williams and daughter
visited Friday afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Evan
| Edwards.
The Choral Union under the leader
ship of c. W. Lloyd are exceptionally
sdilligent in their practice, preparatory
| for the coming musical contest at Al
bia next Thursday Thanksgiving day,
They conducted the song services a'
the First Presbyterian ,churc.l Sunday
evening.
County Sunervisor John Newk'rs
was in the city Saturday transactlns
some official business.
The Welch Congregational church
society have been busy the past week
charging the cellar and otherwise I'M
proving the parsonage property
ready for occupancy by Rev. y. >
Jones, the pastor elect.
The German Lutheran society are
having their school house reprinted.
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FARSoN.

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Tarson -Niiss Minnie Guthrie of Os-
kalcosa Is visiting at the home of J..
w Baker this week.
H. n. Dckins returned home on
Thursday from Chicago where he went
With a shipment of cattle,
Mrs. II. Fl. Dickins was a caller in
Ottnmwa Wednesday,.
Ed T<opsieker of Camp Point H., mr.
rived here Tuesday evening for a visit
viii, his brother Gust Kopsieker and
family
Mrs. LATE Filler was called to Rut-
ledge tho first Of the week on account
of the serious illness Of relative at
that place
Mrs. A. E. Pbe'ns went to Pella on
Friday for visit with relatives.
The Misses Blanche and I.eda Dick
ms who are attending school in OF
t,,nwa spent Sunday at home.
Harold Thompson came home from
.cttrmWa the first of last week whero
he has l,een working for somo tins.
Miss Mota THOMPSON was an Ottum-
wa visitor Tuesday.
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety club of the NJ f. Sunday school
was entertained by Miss Iryl Clark ut
her home Saturday afternoon Those
present We're: Mrs. Winnie Dickins
teacher of the class. Misses Anna San
chey Leda Dickins. Opal Reesman
Goldie Baker. Ethel Prunty, Aloy
Mamie Breor. Ada Grdae Pearl HANDY
Eva Sward, Anna Dennis, Artie Dick
ms Waugh 3 Mckinsey and Marie
Holsigher
Mrs. NJ. F. Henry. Mrs. G. A. Whit
tington and daughter Eva Mrs. NJ
Bottoff and the Misses Mary Scott
and Hazel Adams We're passengers to
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MUNTERviLLE.

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Munterville.-J. E. Liljedahl, theo-
logical student of Rock Island, con-
Quoted the services here Sunday.
Mrs C. H. Swanson and Mrs. John
Locke are visiting relatives in Har-
court
Mr. ard Mrs. Emil Larson and chill
dren visited at the Otto Carlson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Burgason enter
tanned lerge number of their friends
at Sunday dinner.
If YOU have any apples, potatoes,
iellies. or you want to furnish butter
or eggs regularly to some one in OF
tumwa. YOU cam find good customers
by putting want al in the Courier.
Mrs. J. w. Johnson, Mrs. Clarence
Johnson and Miss Myrtle Johnson Wis
tied in Ottumwa a few days last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Carlson visited with
relatives in Ottumwa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Hasselrooth and
son. Glen, of Ottumwa. spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cottrell and sons,
Laurence and Archie, visited in
Rlakesburg Saturday
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MARS HILL.

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Mars Hill.-Everybody is invited to
attend the social given at the Huber
school house Wednesday evening, Nov.
"a for the benefit of Miller chapel. All
who attend will receive souvenir.
George Deiters and Mr.. Robertson
were Ottumwa callers Thursday.
Mrs. Buchanan is visiting her daugh,
ter. Mrs. Will Shank, this week.
Mrs. Turner, sons. Ross and Harve
We're in Ottumwa Monday.
If you have any apples, potatoes
iellies, or you want to furnish butter
or eggs regularly to some one in OF
tumwa YOU can find good customers
by quitting q want ad in the Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White and family
srant Sunday at the Mowery home.
Mrs. Croft is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Orman are the
proud parents of a baby.
Little Miss Helen and Master join
Warren of ,Ottumwa are visiting theil
grandmother, Mrs. |. D. Mowery, this
| week
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Turner are max
! ing preparations TO build them a new
/ house on the w F. Turner farm.
Bill Cliffler OF Ottumwa spent Sun
day at the Deter home.
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COLUM RiA.
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columbia-Mr. and Mrs. lanes ll,s,,
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. harry
stevens and daughter Iva. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Washington aud Mr.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Stevens of this place attend
ed the Grooms- Waddinston wedding
at Chillicothe last Wednesday night
and the reception at Mr.. Grooms' on
Thursday at Chrstianburg.
Mr.. Simms of south of TINS place.
mas purchased the store building and
dwelling house and stock of goods o.
w. w. Rapp of Dudley and moved
last week.
If you have any apples, potatoes,
tellies, or you want to furnish butter
or eggs regularly to some one in OF
trrnwa, you can find good customers
by putting want ad in the Courier
Mrs. G. A. Shields visited at the
~. A Stodghill home two or three
days last week.
Miss AIDA Crook visited at the g.
w. Nye home Thursday.
Messrs. Lewis Price Harry Miller
and C. W. Cramblit and Miss Elsie
Sellars visited at the G. w. ByruH
home Sunday.
The revival meetings that have beer
going on at this place for the pas
four weeks closed Nov. 81 There wer(
five added to the church. The preach
in services at this mara Ii;i; % il
the evening next SUNDAY.
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WEST GROVE.

$, 40 49, >~ee-s- 80 e ~ % = : :.
West Grove,-Ira Foster visited
over Sunday with his mother at this
place.
Carlisle Mccullough of Numa. Ia,
was a caller at the Levi Siler home
Sunday and the guest of Miss Jane
Siler.
The oyster supper at the c. P.
church. Saturday night was we'll at
tended.
Miss Virgie Yates of Moulton visited
at the Mrs w. H. Yates home Satur-
day.
A. T. Colliver and wife of Bloomfield
visited at the John R. Col.iVer nome
Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. yates of Manitoba Can
ada is visiting her mother Mrs. Jennie
Reeves.
q w. Bain and wife visited at the
H. ]. Southern home Sunday.
Ernest Johnson and wife of Montery
visited at the e. B. Losey home sun
Gay.
if YOU have any apples, potatoes,
iellies or you want to furnish DNtteF
or eggs regularly to some ore IN u
tumwa you can find good customers
by putin q want al in he Courier.
John Hicll Of Unionville. was IN
West Grove on business Friday.
Miss Leona Hunt left the latter
part of the week for Belknap to visit
| her sister Mrs. VIM. Har0er, ana re-
| turned home Sunday evening.
| Willis White was caller at the =.
! l.. Hunt home Sunday night.
| Rev Berg preached his regular ser,
mon at the NJ e. church Sunday night.
Farmington-Th High Five club was
pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon ct the home of Mrs. Clark ROSS
Mr. and Mrs. John Toibert returned
Saturday from visit with their son
in Fit. Madison.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Kelsev OF Sor
1 sicanna, Texas, arrived "Wednesday
| for a visit at the bone of DR.. Kelsey
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. d. KELSEY
Mrs. Julia Cleave visited Wedres
day with he brother in Bona"arta.
Minor McCrar.y and DAUGHTER Mis-:
/ Helen who have been in Morarity, n
NJ. for the past year, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. p. a. Carver and 2drs. n. ]
I Peesman visited over Sundov witt
their mother, Mrs. Clifford in keosan
qua.
i Mrs Ellen Bailey has returned from
visit with relatives in Larlede, Mo.
. Mrs. E. r. Boiler left Saturday fo'
Keokuk where she will visit her par
cnts Mr.. ard Mrs. Liyezev.
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ALBA.

), 80 80 ., . . 49, 80 o = q = 49, 80 !.
The, petit iurymen for this term ot
court have been excused until Monday.
The case of G. s. Mckinley VS.. a. 2.
IGladson will be the next case to h
called.
License 10 married was sran'od
to Hal ]. Coblc, %, and Margaret Nor
risev. 20, both of Loviia.
Albert tiollnsshcad is able to hn at
work again after an Illness of three
weeks.
If you have any apples, potatoes,
iellies. or you want to furnish buttar
or~eggs regularly to some one in OF
tumwa. YOU can find good customers
by putting Il want ad in the Courier.
On account of illness Mrs. Carroll,
wife of Iowa's governor. was unable TO
give her promised talk before the
high school
Charles Davis and Miss Vera Tuck
er. both of this place We're married in
| Ottunlwa.
| Miss Kratsmer has resigned her po-
sition in the Abba high school and left
yesterday for New York City.
Miss Jessie Petty, the former pastor
of the Friends church at this place is
| the guest of Abba relatives anc
| friends.
Harry Saunders of Chicago was &
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. H. Parks and Miss Alice
! Ford of Melrose were looking afte1
business matters here yesterday.
Press Clark was at Abba Tuesday
Fafternoon on business.
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Cook of Fremont, visited the Fremont
high school Friday.
Mrs. G. F. Donley, Mrs E. e. Gill
yeart and daughter, Crystal, attended
R. N. A. meeting in Fremont Saturday.
G. F. Donley A. G. Philippe and F.
E. Gilyeart attended the sale of David
Helm, near Fremont Saturday.
If you have any apples. potatoes
jellies, or you want to furnish butter
or eggs regularly to some one in OF
tumwa, you can find good customers
by putting a want ad in, the Courier.
Mrs. G: F. Donley planned and sue
cessfully carried out a surprise on her
husband Saturday evening. Various
games were indulged in by young and
the older ones after which refresh
ments were served by the hostess. All
departed at a late hour voting Mr.. and
Mrs. Donley royal entertainers. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Loving of Fremont, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Whitmer, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Funk,
Mr. and Mrs. D. t. Evans, MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Philippe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3.
Gilyeart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Philippe,
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Funk, ANNA Ep.
perly, Garnett Gilyeart, Phelma, Haz.
ell Floy. Fay, Murle and Marie Phil
(! lippe, Chester Mills Floyd Loving,
Master Rodger Funk, Lee Philippe
and Glenn Gilyeart.
In honor of his twenty-first birth
tday anniversary, Ed Arganbright was
given a surprise Saturday evening by
his sister, Mae. He received several
beautiful presents. The evening was
spent in music and various games, aft.
er which refreshments were served.
| Those present were: Misses Florence
and Mae Arganbright, Fern Darner
Bertha Humphrey, Maude Schuttle
field, Crystal, Alta and Hazel Gilyeart
4 Rita and Opal Funk, Lizzie Roberts1t
! Myrta and Nora Bergman, i~~-o .Ec
Fannie Reeves, Pearl Weber and
Fern Koontz; Messrs. Ed and Willis
4 Arganbright, Ed Darner, Earl Smith.
Earl and Lawrence Reeves, Earl
Hultz, Walter Koontz, Leonard and
Philip Kieolkup, Henry Knuth, Wr1.
Robertson, Earl Sheets and Mr.. anf'
Mrs. Jake Arganbright.
i Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Elliott and
daughter Hazel, spent Saturday in OF
tumWa.
i L. K. McEwen and daughter. Edna
spent Sunday at the home of c.. B. Me,
Even.
Ed Evans spent Sunday night in OF
tumwa.
1 A big snow storm visited this sec
i ton Sunday night
q
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ELDoN

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Eldon-A farewell surprise party
was given by the E. M. ]. ]. club Sat
urday night at the home of Miss Fay
Roberts, in honor Of Marie Enyart,
who with her parents started Sunday
morning for Great Falls, Mont, where
they will make their future home. She
was presented with beautiful comb
by her many friends, who all hope
she will like her new home.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be given
at the Baptist church Thursday for
the benefit of the church. All are cor
daily invited.
Miss Grace Long and Lora Carpen-
ter of Ottumwa spent Sunday with
friends here.
Mrs. R. Hammond and son Harry
returned home yesterday after few
days visit with friends in Washing
ton.
Ed Webb has again started ii busi-
ness III cne Flowers G Heinz building.
He vii. DE g:s& to accept your patron
age.
Miss Nellie Millisack of Ottumwa is
spending few days with Neva Shore
here.
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RUSSELL.
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Russell-Mrs. Harry Gage returned
to her home at Sheridan, Wyoming,
after an extended visit with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Johnston.
Thos, Norman of tI".o-. 8. >, came
TUESDAY ror a visit With friends.
Dan Johnson returned home Thurs
day evening from Prrby where had
been s~lled by I'D cath of u other
link X.
Th. G. b. & @. railroad has for some
time had a gang of Greeks here work
ing on the railroad Thursday after
noon one of them fell dead with heart
trouble. He was taken to Chicago for
burial. He had no relatives in America
| Ralph Miksell of Oakley spent
Thursday with his brother Earl
! Mrs. Mary Bender of Chica1n raa-
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EDDYviLLE.

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Fddyville.-Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
stevens of Dudley are visiting Mrs.
Stevens brother Abe and Phil Stuber.
The two--earold child of Porter
Herndon died Yesterday morning OF
pneumonia after an illness of about
two weeks.
II YOU have any apples. potatoes,
icliies, or Won want 10 furnish butter
o. eegs regularly to some one in OF
t"n1wn, voi can find coed customers
~ n'rtti~~ v.nrt % T., the Conrie~
Mrs. Davis of Cook Neb., came Sat
rrdaY evening 10 visit her father MIR.
Broderick. Mrs Davis left yes
terdav for sher bone and was accom-
panied by MI. Rrodenick and daugh-
ter Fila who will spend the winter in
Nebraska.
Mrs. Pearl Hall has accented a rosi-
ton as clerk in the dir goods depart
mcnt cf the HUGO Seifert store.
Mrs. Riggs and daughters Esther and
Grece were il Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs Ollie oldham is in st, Louis
visiting her daughter Gertrude who is
attending school at this place.
Oskalcosa passeng gers Saturday We're
Mrs Phil Scott, Pearl Hall and DR..
Eppie McCrea.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. l..
Cecil. Mrs. VIM. Mattix, Mrs. Emmett
Nixon New cases of mum0s are re-
ported often but the attendance at
school is much better.
Mrs. Longworthy. state librarian
who has haN~ :; ;-a;tiyvin, the past
week ii The interest of the public II
brary left yesterday morning for he.
home N Des Moines. The library was
ope@ad Saturday md the new casd ays
TEN is deciI3d Improvement
Mauda Lager who has been staying
in Abba, came over to spend a few
days with her grandparents Mr.. and
| Mrs. Tom Keale.
Emma, Lucy and Laura Myers Of
Bridgeport spent Sunday With theil
grand mother Mrs. Strange.
| Supt. Emma Nye and Miss Bertha
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SALEM.

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Salem-Mrs. Joseph Hockett spent
last week with her daughter. Mrs.
Clinton Shafer, near Mt Pleasant.
X. R. Van Wrinkle went to Ottumwa
hospital and last Friday underwent a
surgical operation for appendicitis. It
is hoped Mr. Van Wrinkle will soon
regain his normal health.
Mrs Minnie Voter of Fort Madison
recently visited at the home of her
brother, C. |. De Lashmutt at this
place before departing for New York
City to spend the winter with her SIS
ter, Miss Nellie De Lashmutt
Miss Edith Oglevee is at home, fol-
lowing visit with friends at Cedar
Rapids.
E. M. Knight has gone to College
port, Texas, to spend the winter with
his son, Dr. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ledbetter have re-
turned to Mt. Hamill after visiting
relatives here.
Ira Price came home Monday from
Coffeeville. Kansas, and will spend the
winter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Pierce.
Mrs. T. ]. Ingrim is a guest at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. M.
Swan. and will help care for her
mother-in-law, who IS quite i'll at the
Swan home.
Mrs. Knight of Burlington is guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. l. T. Moore.
Friends quarterly meeting will be
held at their church at Salem Nov. rs,
27 and %.
F:vangelistic services at the Congre'
gational church, conducted by Rev. r.
/ T.. Layfield of Kansas City, closed
Sunday evening.
William Courtney of Mt. Pleasant
shipped a car load Of hogs from this
place to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Kate Hoggatt and daughter
have moxed to Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. John Bicksler is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. l. J. Nichol from Ma
son City.
Miss Jennie Ingrim is at home afte1
several months spent at Yellowstone
National park, seattle and variou:
points of interest in the western
states.
Mis- Vera Taylor of lit Pleasant re
Gently visited her aunt, Mrs. Levi Per
kins of this place.
Mrs. C. O. Van Wrinkle is enjoy
ing visit with her mother, Mrs. Bel
from Mt. Hamill.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E
. church will serve children pie din
ner in the basement of the church OF
: Thanksgiving day.
Bright Frizzelle. little son of Rev
Frank Frizzelle, is suffering from
fractured wrist caused from fal
! while at play.
/. A. A. Banta will move his cider az
paratus to the L. M. Hartley farr
south of town, where he will max
7. about 10000 bushels of apples int
cider for Mr. Hartley.
: Miss Rae Ingrim is home frol
, Springville where she spent severe
. months as trim ner in a milliner
: store.
t Miss Myrtle Campbell came HON
$ Thursday from o visit with her siste
a Mrs. Frank McMillen, near Mt. Pleas
; ant.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ford of M
Pleasant are guests of the latter's pa
I ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Long
!, Mrs. Jesse Frary of Wyconda, Nc
s is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Il Nate I0cke...
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EELkNAP.

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Pelknan.-The Christian people are
still continuing their meeting at the
CONGREGATIONAL church Rev Ferrall
is delivering some splendid sermons.
interest is increasing. EIGHT have 70
far come forward The kindness of
the Bloomfield church in granting Rev.
Ferrail p leave of absence is highly
appreciated. A. collection of ten dol
lars was quickly taken Sunday 20
defray the EXPENSES of his coming.
The meetings Gre meeting the hear
test approval of the community and it
is believed there will vet be others
cone forward. The great need of a
revival is keenly felt. The house was
crowded last night almost to its III
most canacity
Mrs. Maggie McMain was called last
week to the bedside of her brother,
Wilson Buchanan of Floris, who is
quite ILL., AT last report his condition
was imrrovG9
If you have ".ly apties. notatoe7
jellies, or you want 20 Furnish buttos
or eggs regul"Tly t." s"..::e 1ne in OF
tumwa, you can find good customers
By putting a want ad in the Courier.
Owing to the meetings which are
in progress here, 10 preaching serv.
!. ices We're held yesterday at the Meth.
| odist church in the evening. Rev
Scott attending the other service
/ Preaching service, Sunday schaal and
election of school officers are an
nounced for next Sunday morning nj
the Methodist church.
] Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Of