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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-13
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Grafton, N. D., March 13.-George
Rich of Grand Forks was in town
Wednesday in the interests of the
Mutual Life Insurance company.
Miss Periseau of St. Thomas was
in town between trains on Wednes-
day.
Miss L. knutson returned Tuesday
from a pleasant visit at her home in
Northwood.
Charles c. Wick of Saskatoon Is
spending few days in town.
DR.. Haldorson of Park River was
attending to business matters in town
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Sedwick is home from
Winnipeg. where she went to consult
an occulist.
H. E. Nesne was in the city on
Tuesday. looking after the interests
of the Crookston marble works.
Gus Walstrom of Minneapolis spent
Tuesday in town, greeting old friends
and attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. O'Brien returned
Thursday evening from California,
Wnere tney spent the winter. Miss
Mae Mckenzie, who accompanied
them to Los Angeles, has decided to
locate there and will follow her pro-
fession as music teacher.
E. Smith-Peterson of Park River
was transacting business in town on
Thursday.
Walter Blakely returned from ex-
aiming would-be occulists at Bis
n1arck and is again selling jewelry
at the old stand.
Charles Hanson left yesterday
morning for Cass Lake to attend the
funeral of his mother. He was ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Moore.
Attorney Fred Traynor of Devils
Lake was in town Thursday on bust
ness with the probate court.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE
Nan Discharged from jamestown for
Insanity Hangs Himself in Barn.

A0u DacCussA6 Gu AkOIu OdluCStVHu luz
Insanity Hangs Himself in Barn.
Center, N. D.. March 13.-Dave AID
erin. a young man residing at Deapo-
lis. committed suicide Thursday
morning by hanging himself from a
rafter in the barn. Mr.. Alderin had
Just returned, on Sunday. Feb. Fl.
from the asylum at Jamestown where
he had been pronounced cured Of his
ailments and on Wednesday night
following attempted to cut his throat.
He was carefully watched but man
aged to evade the vigilant eye of his
attendant and got into the barn and
accomplished his purpose. The alarm
WAS given at once and CORN Alderin
who was at work near by fastened to
the barn and cut the body down. Life
was not yet extinct and medical aid
was at once summoned and every
thing possible done to save the young
man. He fingered until Friday night
and passed away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-13

Nothing in the way of Cough ia
quite SO annoying as a tickling, teas
ing. wheeling, bronchia-cough. The
quickest relief comes perhaps from a
prescription known to Druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops Cough
Remedy. And besides. it is so thor
oughly harmless that mothers give it
with perfect safety even to the
youngest babes. The tender leaves of
a simple mountain shrub, give to DR..
Shops Cough Remedy its remarkable
curative effect. A few days test will
tell. Sold BY Schlaberg & Griffin.
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LOSS 4 HEAVY 0NE.

Bismarck, N. D.. March 1S.-Word
received from Underwood last night
shows that the loss on the Hotel Wy
man by Monday nights fire was quite
heavy one. approximating $4,000.
with the following Insurance.: On
building. $4,000: on furniture, $4,000:
on canned goods and supplies. $1,000.
There was about $1,000 worth Of
furniture saved from the fire, but
Mrs. Wyman lost over $1,000 worth of
diamonds and jewelry.
The loss on the Homestead elevator
Is placed at $4,000 with insurance car
ried at headquarters and unknown at
Underwood. There were 1000 bushels
of grain in the burned elevator.
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LADD IN ENGLAND.

Fargo. N. D.. March 13.-Prof. e. F..
Ladd. state pure food commissioner
for North Dakota. who sailed from
New York on March for England,
where he will take part in a notable
bleached flour case. has arrived in
port at Plymouth or South Hampton,
England. Word has been received in
the city that the steamer Adriatic, on
which he took passage arrived in
port Thursday afternoon. The boat
was delayed en- route.
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were wondering what had possibly

were wondering what had possibly
become of him, and, fearing for his
safety, he suddenly turned up in New
York, unattended except by a single
servant, having assumed by way Of
incognito the familiar name Of his
beautiful and widely known steam
yacht Lensahn. He admitted his
identity when taxed Herewith, in
sisted that he had merely run over to
see the falls of Niagara, and, after
spending about a week inspecting the
latter, and in rushing about to vari-
GUS points Of interest in New York,
with his former chamberlain, Baron
Won Plettenberg, whom he found liv-
ing here, and dining on the eve of his
departure with number of members
of his old college society, he sailed
for home.
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NEW SCHOOL AT CANDO.

Cando. N. D., March 1s-At meet
ing of the commercial club last even
ing, 1t was unanimously decided to
take immediate steps in securing a
new school building for Cando. Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools Gang
and Superintendent Jewell of the city
schools appeared before the club in be-
half Of a new school building and adj
vanced the reasons for prompt ac-
ton in the matter.
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Simple Remedy TOR Ln Grippe,

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneu-
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no seri-
Gus results need be feared. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no harmful drugs and is in
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by McGrath Pharmacy.
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THE GRAND PR1zE-A $4,000 five passeu

THE GRAND PRIZE-A $4,000 five passen-
ger automobile.
-Four $475 Grown upright pianos on display
at o. Young furniture store.
-Four 500 diamond rings on display at Max
Rabinovich and Kent jewelry stores.
-Four six months scholarships at the Union
Commercial college,
-Four beautiful gold watches on display at
Geo. K. Munro jewelry store. Is year case.
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FLoRis.

U. S. Heady and Ira Swinney return.
ed from their western trip.
Fl. King and son and E. b. Johnson
of Bloomfield We're business callers in
Floris Tuesday evening.
County Sheriff Johannessen has been
making several trips in this vicinity
recently on official business.
Mesdames p. Fl. Henderson and Bur-
rows returned home Tuesday from a
trip to Oskaloosa and vincinity.
Rev. Clarence Heady and family Of
Humboldt. are visiting the parental
Heady home this week.
Miss Mary Hastings returned home
Wednesday from Coatsville, Mo-, and
Moulton, Ia. where she had been
making short visits
VIM. Laughlin and son, Chas. Grimes
and Sam Hinnlng were business visit
ors in Eldon Wednesday.
w. M. Wilkinson was in Ottumwa on
business Wednesday,.
Quite a number from here attended
the reunion at Drakeville Wednesday
and Thursday.
Supervisor Bolway has been having
a force of hands at work refiooring the
bridge across Soap Creek the past
week.
Willie Minear of Eldon visited with
his sister Lena Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Dr. Fl. L. Stevens was business
caller in Ottunlwa Thursday.
Gustav Kobke left Friday for Win
field on a short visit.
The BAPTIST Sunday school held a
picnic Friday. Quite a number attend
ed.
Rev. c. w. Reeder of Leon preached
at the Baptist church Friday evening.
Elmer Davis and wife and Harry
Davis are visiting their parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Davis Wko live west of
Floris.
Misses Effie and Myrtle Peden gave
a picnic party on the banks of Soap
Creek Tuesday evening in honor of
their guest Elizabeth Lowery.
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AVERY.

Avery-Mr. and Mrs. worrell de-
parted Saturday for Chicago, where
they go to visit with daughter.
Mrs. j. w. Richter and son Harold,
We're Abba visitors Saturday.
Mrs. John G. Evans was an Albia
visitor Wednesday.
Frank Allen and wife were guests
at the Ellsworth home at Abba Tues
day evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. clapp has been quite III
for the past two weeks, Is improving.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Meyers,
daughter.
J. p. Crabill and family are visit-
ing relatives at Chillicothe and Kirk
Vile this week.
Miss Alta Crabill returned from
three weeks visit at Kirkville and
Ottufnwa.
Chas. Grant is putting in new cement
walks on his lots
John and Will Hynes were down ons
days last week
Mrs. Van Matre is visiting at iei
mothers the past week.
Guthrie and Hoist have the contract
of building two rooms onto the school
house. The roof and beltry are torn
away and from the present appearance
| of the building it will not be complet-
| ed In time for the beginning of the fall
term of school
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where they spent several weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. Myatt is enjoying a visit with
her daughter Mrs. Bennett and her
husband from Illinois.
Tuesday Dee Shriner returned from
his western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mcdowell are visit
in~ the Iatter's sister Mrs. Fannie
Reichley at Wyconda, Mo.
Misses Ada Garretson and Emma
Eighme were entertained by friends
near Wyland last week.
Mr. Geese has gone to Aurora, ILL.,,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Miller and two daugh-
ters Of Vermont, Ill.,, are visiting at
the Mason Miller home.
Mrs. Tones came from New London
Thursday. She is q guest of her friend
Mrs. Sutherland.
Tuesday John Bicksler and daughter
Flarence arrived home. They spent
several months at .aBttle Creek, Mich
where Mrs. Bicksler took treatment at
the sanitarium.
Mrs. Suthern returned from New
London Wednesday accompanied by
her granddaughter.
Glenn Sutherland. following a visit
with his grandmother, Mrs. M. A.
Sutherland. left for his home near
Moravia Monday.
Mrs. Edith Widdifield Parish and
two children Of Greenwood. Wis, are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. G.. A. Stevens, who has been
quite i'll Is reported somewhat better.
Mrs. Able Trueblood has returned to
her home at Bronson, Kansas.
Following her vacation spent with
home folks Miss Edith Oglevee has
returned to her school studies at Cedar
Falls.
| Mrs. McClaran after a visit at the
home Of her brother John Goldsmith.
departed Wednesday to make her
| home with her children in California.
| Misses Mary and Belle Masden ar
rived home from Denver. Wednesday.
l Mrs. Barber went to Keokuk We'd
nesday to be with her husband who
is quite i'll.
| :. large number from this place at
tended the Henry County fair at Mt
| Pleasant last week.
| Mrs. Frank Hawkins and son Ralph
| came from Hannibal Mo, wednesday,
| to spend a few days at the J. w
Hawkins home.
L. M. Hartley and family returned
from Europe Thursday. Mr.. Mr.. Hart
Hey brought with him thirty-two tine
horses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Hollowell an6
1.-TWO children from Oklahoma arrived
/ wednesday. They are guests Of Mrs
Hollowell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AID.
| dington.
| Edgar Scott. wife and children OF
1 near Milton, attended the Henry
County Fair and visited Mrs. SCOTS
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Oldt last week
/ Mrs. DOLLS Vincent and daughter
Mabel departed Sunday for her home
4 in California. They spent several weeks
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Robson ant
son of Brighton spent several days o.
| last week at the home of Mrs. Robi.
! sons grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Cooper of this place.
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IRISH BEND.

Irish Bend-Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Brewer of this place went to Hedrick
"Wednesday for visit with their
daughter Mrs. Ray Fellows, and to at
tend the barbecue at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Harrynan
and son Waldo attended the camp
meeting at Birmingham Sunday.
G. c. Rogers was taking in timothy
seed here Friday.
Francis Harryman and son Harvey
and daughter Miss Ruth were shop
ping in Otttumwa Friday.
j. T. Hissen went to Des MONIES
where he purchased an engine to take
the place of the one that fell through
the bridge recently.
Francis Harryman was hauling corr
from A. Fellows this week.
Mrs. Clark of Hedrick IS visiting he1
daughter Mrs. A. Fellows.
Leo. Wolf and wife entertained 9
few friends Saturday evening. Light
refreshments we're served to which al
did Justice.
Mrs. Park of Billings. Montana, is q
guest at the Mrs. L. A. Fellows home
Karl Boyer Of Keosauqua was Wis
| iting his cousins, Harvey, Dewe ant
Joe Harryman over Sunday.
Messrs. Waldo Harryman and How
ard Ratcliff were delegates to the
| Grand Lodge at Sioux City.
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her aunt. Mrs. D. w. Watson and 9th
er relatives.
j. D. Eby of ST. Louis, came Satur-
day for visit with his uncle, j. F.
Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Marshall. of DEL
vein. came Saturday for visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble.
Mrs. Jennie Bake and little son of
Cresbard. South Dakota, are visiting
in this city with the formers mother,
Mrs. Nancy Law and old friends.
Mrs. Blanche Straley of Glendale,
returned home Saturday after visit
in Whitebresst township with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Robt harrington,
and other relatives.
Mrs. G. f. Hickey of Benton. visited
over Sunday in Hulneston with her
sister Mrs. c. A. Tatman.
Miss Helen Casey of Davenport who
had been spending the summer IN
Charlton at the home of her cousin
Don E. Lewis. returned home Satur-
day. Mr.. Lewis accompanied her as
far as Ottumwa
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BLOOM FIELD.

Boomfield--Mrs. Minnie Barnett of
Greentop, Mo-, arrived in the city Fri
day morning to visit at the John Cecil
home.
Mrs. Belle McCahan and Mrs. Ann
Miller of Kirksville, Mo-, arrived in
the city Friday morning. where they
will visit relatives.
Lancelot and Keith Jaques of Gin
cinnati, Ia.. returned home Friday
morning after a visit at the home OF
Rev. Shepherd.
Soly jenkins and John ellison Of
Milton visited relatives in the city last
week.
Mrs. Lou Balm of West Grove visit
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Low
enberg last week.
Mrs. Fred Battin and children of
Pierre. South Dakota, who have spent
some time at the Newton Battin home
returned home. Mr.. Battin acconpan-
led them home.
Charles Eichelberger TO Amarillo
Texas, is the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Eichelberger.
Miss Gertie Greenleaf had a card
from Misses Clara Horn and Jennie
Burgess from Washington. D. c., say
ing they would start for California
in few days and would visit Mr.. and
Mrs John knight.
Mrs. Rufus Hardy of Watertown, S.
Ia, arrived loT dl WISH DIT lie
S. F. Mcconnell home to visit.
Mrs. Harvey Leon and Mrs. Joe
Haney spent Friday in Ottumwa.
| Miss Bernice Carder of Milton visit
| ed Mrs. Joe Haney last week and at
| tended the K. P. Dance.
Saturday morning a blaze at the
Burr Burchett home in the northeast
part of the city destroyed the porch
| and part of the roof of the kitchen
| but the fire was extinguished before
much damage was done. The place is
occupied by the Joe Davis and Car
| Burchett families.
Joe Mooney of Kansas City arrived
last week for a short visit at the B
| Loeb home. Mrs. Mooney will return
home with him.
Mrs. E. A. Young arrived from Hut
Gibson, Kansas, to attend Home Com
| ing day at the county fair.
! improved in health.
the guest of Mrs. O. H. Lawson this
week.
| Mrs. o. Fl. Lawson and daughter
| Fay visited friends in Drakeville las1
week.
| Mrs. Maude York and three sons Of
| Creston, Ia, are in the city for shor,
visit at the Woodford Owens home.
| Joe Mooney of Kansas City arrived
| in the city the first of the week for g
visit at the B. Loeb home. Mrs. Moone!
who has spent some time in the city
will return with him.
Miss Cora Messer from near Fair,
lfield. who has been visiting relative:
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; klRkVlLLE.

k1rlsVllle---The campers who went to
Colfax week ago, Rev. and Mrs. 7.
ii. Lewis and children, Misses Eva
and Fanny Thompson, Miss Jesse
Brown and Miss Theo Shaw returned
home on the evening of the 18th.
Rev. A. A. Rundell and wife and son
Toward of Oakville were here last
week visiting relatives and friends.
William Haden of Wenatchie, Wash.
and his sister. Mrs. Emma Tailor of
Jolly. Ia, are in Kirkville visiting rel
at1ves and friends
The Brotherhood Of this place will
meet and the Presbyterian church next
Sunday afternoon and a speaker from
OttumWa Will be present. All the men
IN the community are invited to at
tend
Saturday morning Cy shawvers,
house was burned. Most of the things
We're taken out.
The interurban surveyors came to
town Saturday.
Sunday evening in the nj. r. church
the Y. M. G. a. of Ottumwa will con-
duct the service. An interesting meet
ing and good singing. All are invited.
Mrs. Lucy Chandler returned Sat
urday from her visit to Ottumwa. and
her granddaughter Marie Chandler
came with her.
Miss Gladys Shaw has gone TIC
| Dickinson, N. D., to visit her brother
Claude Shaw and family.
Mrs. Sarah Davis has returned tt
kirkville for this week after having
spent three months at Cedar
Miss Mabel Mofler was shopping II
| Ottumwa Saturday.
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soon in the vicinity Of orman-

meeting soon in the vicinity of orman-
vile.
Mrs. w. o. Ramsey and daughter
Nerna and son Edison are visiting near
Muscatine with Mrs Ramsey's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Tillotson enter
tanned Aaron Tillotson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Landen visited
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Eakin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Helmick and
family visited the parental Herman
Helmtck home Sunday
Ira Berry of Ottumwa spent Sunday
at the parental e. S. Berry home.
Miss Mayta Carson is oooked for the
F'airview school for this fall and wins
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry EeImick enters
tanned at Sunday dinner Messrs. and
Mesdames JAS. Helmick and family
Geo. Eakin and family.
G. w. Klingler has sold his farm to
Cbas. Eakjn and will move into hit
newly purchased residence in OttunI
wa soon.
Miss Vera Davis is at home. her
mother being unable to work on ac-
count of felon on her thumb.
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here the past two weeks returned on

here the past two weeks returned on
| Friday.
DIR. /. N. Lunsford of Muskogee. Ok
iahor1a, was in the city this week buy
| ing land from his brother.
The Bloomfield band will furnish
music for the chautauqua Wednesday
| and Thursday Among the band boys
on those days will be found w. j.
Steckel, John Ethel. Dossa Swinney,
of Des Moines. who is here on a visit
and a Mr.. Atkins of Milton, all SPLEEN
did musicians, besides the regular
members of the band who are all good
Mrs. Fred Messer entertained friends
at six o'clock dinner Friday in honor
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller and family
| of Mcpherson. Kans.
| Mrs. George Rokey entertained
friends for dinner Friday in honor of
| her cousin, Miss Cora Messer of near
| FAIRFIELD. Those present were Mrs.
Belle Huston, Mt. Sterling Ia; Mrs.
| Ida Miller. Oklahoma; Mrs. John
Reinherger, Okla; Mrs. Anna Hilbert,
near Troy; Mrs. Fred Messer, Misses
Kate and Lucille Messer and steve
| MeSser.
| The John FL. Taylor home is under-
gong many repairs. A colonial porch.
on the front of the residence hardwood
| floors and modern conveniences on the
interior and furnace are among the
improvements. The expenditure will be
about $4,000.
Few. III. e. Van Horn of Des Moinas
is In the city visiting his parents and
attending chautauqua.
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Grant. Mr. Grant was highly respected
in this community where he was quite
we'll known.
The Belknap band furnished the
music Wednesday for the Old Settlers
md Soldiers reunion at Drakeville and
we're invited to again furnish the
music on Thursday but declined. They
have accepted the invitation from
Unionville. Iowa to supply the music ait
their reunion Thursday the 26th. Bel
KNAPP is pround of it's band, composed
as it is of home talent
A. ]. Mum of Bloomfield visited with
his parents j. T. Mum and wife.
John Post has been made Wabash
section foreman at this place, vice
Frank Petit, who has been sent to
Ottumwa to take charge of the section
between Carbon and Ottumwa. Mr..
Posts many friends are pleased with
his promotion as he has been section
hand for quite a while.
Mrs. w. w. Hunt of Oskaloosa re-
turned home from visit with Mrs. c.
+. Eberline.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Mccormick en-
tertained merry crowd Sunday at
dinner. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Vest, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Woolwine. the Misses Olive Jennings,
Bessie Fleming and Messrs. Clarence
and Charley Wishard.
Mrs Cora Pickett and sons Russell
and Oris and little daughter of Abba
came Friday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Matte Dunlavey and daughter
Jennie of Attica. came for visit with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
III. Hughes and with other relatives
and friends and to attend the chautau-
qua.
Mr.. and RMS. w. e. Mann of Dun
VILE visited Thursday with j. T. Mum
and wife.
| Mrs. VIM. Hill and daughter Olive
| of Moulton spent Thursday and Friday
| with Mrs. Elmira Morris and attended
the reunion at Drakeville Thursday.
Mrs. C. A. Guile and children OF
| Trenton, Mo- are visiting at the par
entail T. C. Cree home.
Miss June Gibson spent Saturday In
Centerville.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Niece,
and they expect to spent this week in
| Bloomfield attending the chautauaua,
| r. Z. Anderson spent Saturday might
and Sunday at the Alvin Christy home
at Floris.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Toney of Bloom
| field took supper one evening las
| week with Mrs. Elmira Morris.
/ Miss Flarence Paramore of Bloom.
/
! Grace Cree.
Mhe Misses Mildred Peters and Ger
trude Brown of Ottumwa were thu
! guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Hawkins and Of
Miss Allie Hawkins:
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dooley of Bloom,
| field spent Saturday night and Sunda,
at the home of their daughter Mrs. A
e. Finley and husband.
/ Earl Henderson of West Grove /.
visiting his sister, Mrs. C. Yoke.
The Misses Edith and Eulalia Har.
bour and Vida Smocl spent Sunda.
near Floris at the j. A. Conner home.
Miss June Gibson returned home OF
/ Wednesday of last week from yisi
4 with friends at Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Eberline span
4 Sunday at Dunville with Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. J. Pence.
Miss Virgie Rayburn of Bloomfiel,
spent Friday with Miss Allie Hawkin
while on her way home from Drake
vile, where she attended the reunion
A Daniel Henderson of West Grov
A and G.. Yoke of this place were bust
ness visitors in OttumWa Saturday.
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Peoria Corn Marke
CHARLTON.

Chariton--Miss Lois Penick, whose
marriage to Monte Norman. of Gales
burg, Ill.,, occurs in a few weeks, was
given a miscellaneous shower on FRI
day evening at the home of her aunt
Mrs. D. A. Enslow. The affair was in
the nature of surprise. A large num-
Der were present and most enjoyable
time was had. Delicious refreshments
were served and the bride elect was
presented with a number of useful and
beautiful gifts.
c. B. Lusk has gone to Quincy, ILL.,,
where he has purchased the Mission
cigar store. He will move his family
to that place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ripper and
two sons of Indianola, are visiting In
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Lane
while on their way home from Cory
don.
Miss Media Lee of ShickIey, Neb.,
has returned home after visit with
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ORMANViLLE.

Ormanyille Mrs. Wilson Is slowly
improving.
of Misses Thelma, Laura and Jessie
Overturf Sunday.
Eliza Belgard and daughter, hrs
Alice Heslen of Oklahoma We're callers
Sunday afternoon at East Lynne.
Adam Louis of Central OrmanSille,
was caller at West Lynne Sunday.
Jacob Overturf has returned from
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Orman and little
daughter Jennie visited at Chas. Han
nah's home Sunday
Miss Anna Green of Ottumwa will
teach the Ormanville school this fall
and winter, beginning Sept. 6.
An appreciative audience were out
to hear Rev. Liscomb Sunday He and
This brother will conduct a tabernacle