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The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

App,e.Z15oc as pc, ou .l.5oa' Dbl.
tshbaE c-sl 25 bbl.
CnuIino~ cr-sl % per doz
Ceiery-lIome- grown. 50l35c doz
Chee.c-M ichig gan fun cream. 10 &C;
York state, lSc: limburger. lie. brick
cream. lsc. Schweitzer fancy, 2ic ID.
Conee-Package coffee s1425a17.oo
California Fruits-Pears. s2.5O&3 per
box. grapes, 5 80 u LIS box
tbesfnuts-Spanish, pa lOc 10
tranberrics-s2.25 ~ 100 b1. s6a I.,5
Date--Persians. saeIse. Fards sg
Dressed cn,,e--Fancy loglIc;
pressed Hos.-ught. 9gloc: heavy.
So sc ID.
Fis--Imp9rted. new. llgIac 10; Cal
Fiour-Michigan patents, in wood.
SOLE. second patents. s5.95: straight.
S5s5 clear $3.50. rye -four. $40 bbl
coarse cornmeal. 81. corn and oat
chop. s25 80, coarse middlings. s25.50; /;
fine middlings. s29 ton;
Fresh vese'nbie--Cucgmbers, ho,
house, sQlOc 10; radishes. hot house
zoe doz. wax beans. So hamper; beets,
45c bu rutabaRas. goa foc; Hubbard
SQUASH Ikc 10, California tomatoes. 81
a. 30 per i-basket crate, hothouse to-
Grnpe--Conoords. 4-lb.. I2c: Cataw.
bas. Alb. l24 lSc; Malasas. s4gG 90
s.rnpe rruI,-s3 5om375 box.
Hopey-Fancy white, lSN / 4c 10: m
Der. 10alic; extracted. Gashc II.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. Z o. b. Detroit: No ] timothy.
tlfq1t.50. No 2 sl9u 1870. clover. ais
Q1350 rye straw, sfm 80, wheat ana
oat straw, t6.5oU7 ton.
cured. I2lsc. No. l green. lie: No ,
green. l0cI kip cured. No. !; it1se: 40.
i1hc, cali green. No. !. 15c No. =
I5isc; calf cured. No. /. lsc; No 3,
IGLc. horse hides. No. /, $3.50. No 2,
$3.50: sheep skins. a5 TO wool. OUcg
Hickory Nm~-New. sL50U175 bu
Iimr--Sl u / - per 100
Irmon~--ta n iforuia. s. % NJ J.Jp.
Nushrooms-5O n 60c 10.
Orangcs-Califor uave's, s2.7Jg
box. Floridas. s2U2.5o boz.
Oniops-Michig 500 toc bu new
Spanish, 81 10 per crate.
Oiis-Raw linseed. SIC. boiled itu-
secI, s5c gal less l per cent tor cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight kerO-
sene. g4ac. turpentine. Ia barrel lots.
pom aorn-Ears. Imllsc II.
Prov siSions--Mcss pork. 20 famiiy
shoulders i21sc picnic hams. IL &c.
bacon. 1G ih Gle. lard ~ ticrces, Ia u g.
settle rendered. l5lec 10.
PiDeappIr--S20 % % doz
Poultry Hens. 12ul2c 10. springs
.3nI4c ID, geese. u l112c III. ducks.
-4qI4iac 10: turkeys, young l5u l6c
10. dressed hens. l3u lie lb, springs.
144i4ltc 10. geese 12ui3c 10, ducks.
&c 10 turkeys, l64I1c lb.
PotHto----Car lots, bulk, 80 a 36c bu.
as,nccs-si.5oai75 bu
EsbhIt---sl 80 dOZ.
sweet Potato-~--Jorscys. Kiln dried.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
POLICE WILL BREAK UP GANG
OF WEST SIDE BOY TOUGHS
Pair Arrested On Charge OF Being
Implicated In Shooting ARRAY
Saturday Niuht,

The police of Vinewood station are
determined to wipe out a gang ~
young toughs, who frequent the corner
of Wesson and Ingersoll.aves.. Insult
women. attack passersby and who
brought their conduct 10 a climax
Saturday night. when they fred a
fusillade of bullets at three young fel-
lows, hitting one in the leg. and mar
rowly missing a woman. who happen
ed 10 he passing.
The rowdies had grabbed Young
girl. and were tossing her roughly
about when Tony and John Kubal
OF No. 15S Lockwood-ave.. and Albert
Darwak, No 1107 Military-ave., wen;
TO the girls assistance. There were
dozen in the gang, and the three
young men were given a beating. and
chased away. Then someone in tho
gang started shooting after them. One
bullet hit Darwak in the leg. Another
grazed the head OF Mrs. Kate Gumiena
No. 1S5 Otis-st., who was passing
piercing a shawl which she wore
around her head.
Stephen Kiranski, No. 3s1 Wesson
ave. and August Reamer. No i3t
lngersoll-st. were arrested on suspic
ion. Kubak has identified Kiransk
rs the ringleader Of the gang The
prisoners are both 17-year-old boys.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS.
>rw YORK srooh LETTER.

Reported for The Times b3 carson.
craig x Co, from New York. Dec.
\ mighty irregular and nervous w"t p
kCt marked the weeks openius On tie
stock ,,Nchans~. some snort toNtllhs
and early LH!lng caused a. number OF
issues u soil hishcr than saturday :
z lnSc Tire advances. however held ~.
outN "A few lnstancrS Rock Island pref
Kept up to noon a point and hAlt sAtn.
bciuS wei, hogSht aud supported IhT
Iu4 stocks \Dw York central nl"l.
ai showed losses of point or more
considerable selling was nn tho tht"tf
tlat good news " the idents mos
,art was oat. And has been discounted
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Polish Laporer Drops Dead.

Adam Czilenll,i OF No G2l Hancock
ave. east. a Polish laborer. while on
his way to work on upper Woodw ard.
ave Monday ~ 6 50 o'clock dropped
dead nj Warrou-ave and John R-st \
resident IN the ncighhorhood saw the
man fall and thinking he was intoXi-
cated. telephoned Cauield-aye police
station When The patrol wagon re-
slynded the driver found the man
lead The body was taken Ia the
Cuunty m-rgt,r where Coroner Burgess
pronounced death due 10 heart disease.
No inquest viii % held. Later the body
was identified by the dead mans son.
John The man was GS years old and
IS survived 10y ono son and TWO daugh-
ters.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
q. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORh COTTON
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayaen
stone s. Co.: Or"ning:
Hid Ask - q ~
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creameries. extras 32izc.
Arsts 81 i-c dairy butter sic. packing
stock, 22iac b.
Esgs--Fresh current receipts cases
inc Iud'd eS 60 d9E Receipts Monday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

post OF minister to China and the
Chinese government has indicated its
satisfaction with the appointment ac-
cording To an announcement made at
the state department today
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Bcyond admit
ting that he had accepted the post
OF United states Minister to China
and stating he would sail f0g China IN
January. William j. Calhoun today a.
t.Iined 10 discuss hrs appointment, He
plunged into the work OF his law of
flee with renewed vigor in order ID
get his affairs strainghtened out IN
time To sail To the Orient on schedule
time.
1T is kind" he said graVely when
shown Washington dispatches whicl
said he was slated for the post.
III | should go out there. I'd do the
hest I could" was his next expression
Then he smiled and said he could
moi be expected TO talk a great deal
on the situation. iuasmuch as IL was
one OF deliCacy.
f am not candidate for that post
ton or any other he added But
some days ago it was suggested that
7 consider the Chinese mission. NJ
ars. | positively refused. but later the
matter was re-opeued and | was
prompted To consider it for these
reasons Il is an important post.
There is no other In the entire field
Of diplomacy would have considered
a moment. All my life have worked
hard along one particular line. The
ministership. despite its burdens and
engrossing questions. would be
change and for that reason, inviting.
If | go to China. 1t will be with
an omen mind. | have no leanings,
preference or prejudices. have not
studied The eastern question All
know about il is obtained from cas-
nal reading in newspapers. Beyond
this | don't care TO speak"
lob Printing done right. Times
In
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

pr. sf-l. May. 81 20. July. S1.02. Corn:
Cash and Dec. 59t May. Gz - Iuly.
$50 Oats.-Eash aud brc, % ~; May.
4stfc. july 43i2c Rlc. Not quoted
CIoyersced. CaSh aud Dec. $500 Fob"
sq3-lt March. S93sig Prime alsike.
s. 20 Prime timothy SIS OIL, but
ter. eggs and may unchanged
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CONGRESS HOLDS
BRIEF SESSION
Adjourns Out of Respect TO Dead
Statesman-Will Hear Presi-
dents Message on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The
grand total Of estimated appro-
pristions for the coming fiscal
year, as presented by the various
departments TO congress today.
through the secretary Of the treas
urer is S732. 2.322, ,o75.2i as compar.
ed with Ss35,5es.37s.eo appropriat-
ed for the current year.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

Weary Billiam: What did YOU tell
dat lady when she asked a sc WIZ
equal to de task o. sawin' wood?
Tattered Tom toll her dat equal
wasn't de word. WIZ superior to H.
Chicago News.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,.t,-rp,t7. No. ,-',sa t,.rIV Mon
bEI l'olI l'c, - ,oi.j ~ r@alv
ouFlus "l i''e IL ~ '.srt....siir.-s "a
"uG u 4.,i ,TnnftpoIis
lL,F 49, -, ,t pufutr. received
'.,l NJ, ,.,ils ,r..rc said to be
very ti'l'' NJ. 80. .,e
'4ILli.fi% l' y. '',-'',5.tt., Am buving
1ros 'e 1 Ta'rs r~ 'h1 i,tle s'tiin rinnce to dc
cline for wheat Siorhs az" Sn'.,,,,,,is ~''.a,
trrantipe new,
t,'i.,,, .,r,.r but d, - experted that
Rrssiap eEparts win soon decrease ow-
@RtS @ .,,.s. or navigation. Tie
r..It,ia arronE Dealers is bull
E, t Iii S1,rft fo fnrrn anv def
80 ni,..,trr ~ tftr market as long as
~ .,.,-. - ,,r..,tle1 Erost in south
crv Arpeniina turned that country into
',lftsf, sa.'tnr I'm ,,Isat. witch rrsa}t-
srrnnu market and an advance
of = r. ~ i,tftost ,rss 10 rcd and
rs. e. ai NIt opened without chAuee
az go az e. az ,GVanced To- stoes
, "i'''t ''ts'.,,d q i5la 30 white g. II.
,,rs. prain oJof tons. corn. cash
white : car at $50: NJ ? yellow ,at
AT ~ No. E"NoW .aIS a. - -
at So al - - At aoc' saH'p." 4,
cars - '.c. f't7 -. w. $50 \,
$50. No. white f-lac Ey. as" ~
J, - lac. beans ,ash. - 80"
k-o' l"f So" 80. tr,s
Mafth- V"- ss "a
ba-s az > .'' ~ ~ sa4t,,is an
s.ke % bags ht $50 az ,.. ~, ..
w neat .'lpts Slvi" oas q aar 80
% -, '-t.'-, - IvtnpIpal,
pWut1 ~ .ar- asaihSt, u, " " mn 30 .to
- eaIS 5.o h,, t,nSas i.ifv A.
bu. against Ni.N'V ""' NaH7"' '''f' a" %
CO IS, asatnSi =, .,.. n,~tbaro pa,t
- .lll,.,tn. .ll,r.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
EN>T nIIFALO-CIose

EAST 49, TIAI.D. Dec -puunlHE
A. Stevens Ifre stock report Cattlr.
100 car strong iiog4 TOO rtr--
4trouE IrarN $3.50. toikors. Ssi1fi
1--WE. best lambs. sG9g4S, yearl!nss 50
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
LIVE STOCR
East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EAST BUFFAIJD. Dee. i-punnine
& stevens live stock repOrt-ltogs -
cars strong heavy. 8. .5off 60 york
ers $50. Pigs $S3J Sheep. 20 cars
STEADY. host lambs. ss.G9, y"arbings. sS
DG25 w-tAefa- g. n . 2I.- -cWcs. Si.lsG
q Calves $i59a102J
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

Ru-ine-s-iii.- Printing. No fuss and
no feathers Tho plain, neat kind hat
looks right Time Printing Co.. .
John r st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
M A r l n E
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT Dec. 6-Up Linn. II ~
Berwind. 1875; S9nglna, Nenez4e.a' a.
n. CudGy. Williams. victory. SAT-
Lake CITY, CUUlder. Gramner. -. {,
Dunn so, Cornell +l5, W dlQo o.
jerks. Dalton 80. OuoitD. 6tJo, am
wright. 5;C5. j j Barlaut, - odtuin"s
harges Nos. and %. $50 sunday morn
ing Geo J. Gould. 80, Cornelius, 81,
!. Z. Wallace. -; Badger state. 81,
Starruca. s.1Ji Utica, 80, BetAlea"i!'
S:45. A h. Ames. O.. 'WysndottS = ~.
A Upson. Goods ear, 800, ireland. sta p
ton. 5:55 Nyanza. -. H. Hanna. l"-pa,
L. D Marshall. 1919, Port 1uthoi ue
,l0:25. Zimmerman 1880, NJ 'l19itA'
io:50. Gates. II. Masaba. BufHuston.
m. sahara. / 40, Gayle, --ls. MAY
90 W.Ehwlre. 70, i'A' 't'''' (. neon :.
~ BtoW l.9e, S-2V' ,2'.ll,lf to'
Henith tlt} MAJo'. N'Pp' - ra
btaEerlon, 10 'aS' ''ii==,.e, San.
- h4ay' 'ta Ga 1.',ss We
On. 20 - Verona, ~, 4 y. davidson
Wood. I4.L' ,..to Pra7u
Down l-ailiD.I ,., T. ,i,tS,irn ia
90 Na4t diiiieu, 81 a. NJ
ia NEo0u - 20 - N
len. 80, w a. lrI' ''. -
w hltHe{ A.t'HA Nm
fllhte htP't tit.,.r4.s ~, -
ell, :. 10, VI \. bI a,il,1 "'-' i,i.'7 20 ~
ton. 20, W a nps ia, 1,, ~ -.
~ NJ fia 3. ''nd; -. ,old.n ~ B.
man 80 ftM d dIH7 ~ pt,d,
ro.lncN' 80 f.',,i'i,,, - ~ ,'.-,f plgu-
f-+nl4Ss Lo@e1' ,.,. ~, '1t-,n's
Parks Foster, ~ 81 -, i's''.'H ,,''.-,,,..,
'.ttif.lliF--a@tA tAs 49, 49,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

Joh Printing done right. Time,
Pristins Co, lb John R.-sL Call Maif
lfaS ~ City 93s5.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

CHICAGO bee 6.-Cattlrt sA.uh'
strong. 'hecNcs. S4W925 FeNas. s. Nou
Feeders. Sal llf ) 80. COWS ana heifers.
SsIors.ta, ,Sives. So aefs so. ltoss
.3,o0o luc higher light. $3.50 ~,
mixed 8. 90 "a NS0, rough, sAnS.@v
workers. sSs0siNgo, pigs s. sou -.
. .Shetp 30 600. zoe higher. native, SSft
- .o western. ss3.a5na.@0. lAubs. ma
tive. $3.50 80, western. 700 a so.
tIt.N t.It>D.
GLEN EIA\p. Ohio.. Dee Hogs
Ee,eirts. 5000. 5ft zoe. m"diums and
hss,ti isz s. a.. workers. $3.50. pigs and
light~. s. }o. tattlr Receipts. - oars
ytronI Lamb. Receipts, =. cars 3 50
top. ttlF,a. Receipts. tue, - % top
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

81 80 crate. Illinois 81 - hg s. bbl
.uEar--CrNstg 1ofu HOES. 8 % Eagle
tablets S. %, cut Loaf s. 30. cubes
SO \\NA powecre.-. Sa.N1. standa ri
powdered <5NG granuIated. extra
coarse, $50. grauIiatco fu", IN bulk.
s. 10, granglatcd lu 35-ib cotton bags.
Irond A. s. SO. coufrctioners ~ $685..
70 ! So 70 ;555gg, 10 Z se.ss. SO:
No. :. s5.l5 No \. - 10, No .. 500,
No. IS. sis5. No IA. $3.50, No. 10. @is5
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CHICAGO LAWYER ACCEPTS
CALL TO CHINESE POST
VIM. j. Calhoun Will Sail For Far East
In January To Take Duties.
As Minister.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 6-William j.
Calhoun OF Chicago. has accepted the
post OF minister To China and the
Chinese government has indicated its
satisfaction with the appointment ac-
Cording To an announcement made at
the state department today.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

Lob Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, - John R.-st. Call Main
ll9S or City 33S5.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15
SECRET ORDERS.

North Star Lodge, No. :. A. r. 4 A. N.-Mesp
First Thursday In each month at Masonic
Hsll-NOrth- west corner OF Tenth and Center
streets. J. L ThOU psOn, W. NJ; Herbert
Jacobs secretary.
Hiram Chapter-Meets Second Thursday in
each month, Harrison Gould High Priest:
Bed Hack, Recorder.
King 8 lonon Oon mandery No. 6-Meets
fourth Thursday in 60 h month at Masonic
II y. G Chas. r. Bradford; Recorder,
Hsrrieoa Gould
CT art Lodge No 2i92 q. u. o. OF o F-Meets
first se ond and third Tue Gays each mon. b
rank p johnson. N. G;L M. Brown p. +.
Grand Masters Council of g. U. O. OF o. r. Nc
23l, meets Fourth Tuesday night in each
q onth. Dennis Burr1s. W.M.;J W. Heath.
II q. of R., No. go Of @. o. o, Of o: Econ
fourth Thursday ct 9 O'Clock each month
Mrs. Della Brtant, II N @ Mrs. Susie
Mathews. ". r. /,
Attic Tabernacle No. 472-Neets first THURSDAY
MIR G ct o'clock each month ct Han en- hall.
H p; Miss Ruth Niles @. e.
North Star Lodge No. 3 Knights OF Pythias--
II 1erss every Monday night, hall locst. q z,
second and fourth Mondays. Hamp irwin
G. e.; Frank Y Johrson. K orr " 81.
Rebec.a Court Cslantha No 10, Mrs. Matte
Waraeln W G.: Z. w. Green. X. q. Met
in hal at 764 W Ninth street second Montsy
Mt Maria Tabernacle, NO h67--Meets the i1rs
4 Wednesday ct $3.50. and thir,i Wedna, day q
ESQ OF each month. at Ord Fellows hall
Sikh and Walnut SITS Miss Bertha Curtiel
G. yrs Della Bryant G. r. ;8s
Rose Sharon Tsmple F. NJ r.. No. 206, meet.
seccnd and fourth Wednesday afternoon a
Hasen hall. East Sixth and Locust, Ms.
Nettie Oavis. ", r.. Hattie Harsis w s.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15

week FOR Champaign. ILL.,. where he ex'
poets to make his future home.
/ On last Thursday evening. ut ths
! home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Settles
occurred the marriage Of their eldest
daughter, Daisy Eudora. to Hearshal
Harris. "a AZ
Mrs.. James Leggins OF Rock island
played the wedding march (Lohengrin)
and 10 IT. most sacred strains the bfi-
dal pair. preceded by Miss Clara v,
Tarver % bridesmaid and I4AndOn Will
son 10 best man. took their places un-
der q large wedding bell In the COR
ner OF the pArlor. Here the ceremony
was solemniEed BY the Rev. 4. w. Law
Is, pastor of st. Paul's A. NJ. r church.
During the ceremony Mrs. r. H. Pol
lard sang. 20, Promise Me-"
The bride wore beautiful net gown
and she carried . shower bouquet OF
brides roses. The bridesmaid wore
'a white embroidered robe, and carried
pink and white asters. The house was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white.
After congratulations the company
enjoyed q two-course wedding supper,
and admired the display Of gifts Of lin
en-, China and silverware. The brides
bouquet. when thrown, was cought by
Miss Clara Tarver.
Many guests from Rock Island were
present From out OF town were Mr..
aud Mrs Smith of Cedar Rapids: Mrs.
Malone and Miss Wayne Richardson
of Galesburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris are at home to
their friends at 1926 Thirteenth Ave-,
Moline.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15
rne c,HuRchRs


Corinthian Baptist Church corner IT Fiftsentt
and Linden streets Preaching: from lO:3(
TO ~ Sunday School; ut IL O'Clock Preach.
Ing. 1880 to . p. m.
Rsv. T. L. Grif,th, Pastor.
81. Paul A. u. e. Corner OF Second and Center
School &C 3 O'Clock, s Joe Brown Superin
tencent: Epworth League ~ p. M; preach
Ing AZ p. %. Geo. w. Gaines pastor.
turn's Chapel NJ. e. Church Corner OF 1871
and Croker StS.-Church services, preach
Ing at lls N and 8 p m; Glass meeting at
noon every Sunday; Sunday School p m.
Praye. meeting every Wednesday, ut b m.
Teachers meeting first M ,nday zach NOR tn
Lead- RS and Stewards meeting first Tuesday
night In each month Trustees m ting e.erv
tecopd Tue day each u Onth Onicia Board
meeting ever u tn Tuesday earh month
Choir pragtce every FIR d, y evening.
Rev. +. Doug ass Woodford. Pastor
b. w Washington, Sec
Maple Street Baptist Church-6ituAted on E
Maple between N1nth and Tenth streets
Preaching II an: Sunday School @ 20 q m
Henry Davis superintendent, Miss Myrtle
Hubburu, SO, rotary.
Rev. Samuel Bates. pastor
Union Congregational Church-Coruer Tenth
aud Park streets. Preaching N:4b .. m
Sunday School II m. evening service 7:&
p. II. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
~ n. W.. Porter. pastor
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15

That was placed in a bowlder erected
4 III the center OF the abolitionist grove
ut Abingdon. Mass. concentrating
the deeds and work Of Garrison, Sum-
ner, Phillips aud other noted men of
that period. He makes poster pic
lures. designs and comic sketches for
various papers, such as the Chelsea
Evening Record. Boston Guardian and
maiden Minor. He had special order
from Cole and johnson Of the RED
Moon" company for large cartoon
Rhich is on exhibition at their studio
ii New York. He made some anatOni-
hal drawings for Dr. w. J. DAILY. the
well known oculist Of Carney hospital,
Boston. These were so satisfactory
that DR.. DAILY placed large order,
with Mr.. Jackson for drawings to be
ased to Illustrate special lectures. Mr..
jackson also made the trademark for
the Frederick Douglass Shoe company.
which was accepted at the Washing
ton patent Office. Mr.. Jackson Is Sec
rotary Of the Negro Art club. which Is
composed Of young men who are de-
voted to the study Of the fine arts.
Through the untiring efforts and en-
couragement Of white artist, Mr..
Harry A. Irvis, Mr.. Jackson believes
that cartoonings can be made proita-
BILE business. To. be made effective
cartoons should be carefully thought
ont" By the artist. It plainly follows,
therefore, that its strong influential
power with the public is in the hands
az the editor, who necessarily must be
.higi, minded and farseeing with q
sense Of humor that. will give that
suggestive touch OF action that has
made cartoons popular.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15
BURLINGTON ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Baker and daughter
Marguerite have returned to the cit,
after three months absence. Mrs.
Baker is suffering with rheumatism.
Mrs. Geo. Geo. Tyler departed fol
Chicago, Monday. where she will b.
the guest Of Mrs. L. Martins. re- s.
Mrs. Lizzie Palmer, of Des Moines wa.
in the city the city last week to see
her husband, Mr.. s. Palmer, who il
quite i'll at the family home on Brool,
street. ~
Mr.. Maybray of Central, Iowa, visit
ed with his wife at the home Of M. :
and Mrs. Reed Of Elm street, la. /
week.
Mrs. Tom Moore Of Cedar Rapids,
was down for few days visit with her
husband, who is Chef at the Depot Din
| ing Hall.
Mrs. w. H. Dixon of Keokuk. was
in the city, Saturday and spent the day
with her sister and nice and Mrs. l.
Washington and Mrs. J.. E. Johnson.
Mrs. Dixon was enroute to st. Paul,
Mimi. s:fs
Mrs. A. Leslie is visiting in Des
Moines, with her daughter. Mrs. T.
Saunders. u
| Messrs. L. Tyler and Freddie Will
Jams lest laft week for Davenport.
Mrs. J. e. Johnson who has been
sick for some time is improving.
Mr.. w. Graham was Mt. Pleasant
visitor last week.
Mr.. Chas. King is employed as elevat-
or boy at the Tama Building.
Conference is over and Rev. Thomas
has returned to resume his work which
we hope will be successful. At present
Everyshing looks bright for the future.
Quite number Of colored people
figured greatly in the September term
OF court. but We are glad to say they
they were most all strangers, etc.
The people have quit talking about
Perry and Cook, and are now talking
about the man Cores who was acquit,
ed for killing the foreman here last
June. $5;
Another strange case which is caus-
ling much gossip among the whites
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.oRl,IIQlhAL NOTICE.

In the Distaict Court Of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Polk County, Novem-
Der Term, A. d. 1909. s:ts
Chester Dennie versus Mollie Donnie.
10 the above named defendant.
Il You are hereby notified that on or
before the Goth day Of October, a. D.
1909 the petition Of plaintiff in the above
entitled cause will be filed In the Office
os the Clerk of the District Court. of
the State Of Iowa. in and for Polk
County. Iowa, claiming of you di-
vorce from the bonds Of matrimony on
the grounds Of wilful desertion, with
out . cause and unless you appear and
thereto and defend before noon Of the
second day Of the next Term 8 Court,
being the November Term Of said
Court, which will commence at Des
Moines on the first day Of November,
1909, default will be entered against
you and judgment and decree rendered
thereon. n
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-15
MOLINE GREETINGS.

The twenty-seventh session Of the
Iowa Annual Conference Of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal church was
held in Moline, Sept. 20 until Is. "A
very large delegation was present.
Mrs. Hall of Chicago is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John L. Jones.
Mrs. Albert Settles departed Satur-
day for Chicago to visit her parents
for two weeks.
Mrs. Anna Pierson of Streator, Ill.
was the guest of her brother, Mr.. John
Tower, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Settles enter
tanned at a dinner party Sunday
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. T.
w. Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs. Hearshall
Harris: Misses Mable Hall: Wayne e
Richardson, Mable G. Taryer and Clara
Tarver, and Messrs. VIM Goodwin and
Landon Wilson. ss
Miss Wayne e. Richardson depart.
ed for her home In Galesburg after 9
ten-day visit with the Misses Tarver.
Mr.. B. F. Crush0h0n departed last
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Polk County, Decem.
Der Term, A. D. 1910.
John Williams, Plaintiff, versus
Amanda Williams, Defendant.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that on or be
fore the e2nd day of December A. y
1899 the petition of plaintiff in the
alb I'VE entitled cause will be fled in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Of the State Of Iowa, in and for Folk
County, Iowa, claiming of you divorce
from the bonds of matrimony on the
ground OF dcsertion, and unless you
appear thereto and defend before noon
OF the second day Of the next term,
being the January term Of said court;
which will commence at Des Moines
on the End day OF January $40, default
will be entered against you aud judg!
ment and decree rendered thereon,
D. $. Joe Brown,
Attorney for plaintiff