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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-10
PACkWooD.

Packwood-Mis Iowa Edwards Of
Plaim is visiting her hister Mrs. H A.
A. Edmund.
MRS. J. J. Warren and daughter of
Ottumwa who visited friends here last
week returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Myers is the guest of
Miss Ruth Morrison at Hedrick.
Mayor LOOMS and wife are enter
tanning their aunt and uncle Mr.. and
MRS. Ballard Howell whose home is in
Missouri The parties had not met for
thirty years.
The youngest Child of Walter
Thomas is quite i'll.
MRS. Packwood and children of st.
Joe MO-. have returned home after a
ten days visit with relatives here
Miss Bessie Moore of Oskaloosa Is
visiting her friend Miss Ethel Gate
wood.
Mrs. Iva Lash and son of Tracy are
visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah Ramey.
Mrs. Jennison left Sunday for a visit
with relatives at Moravia.
me Ice cream social given by the
Ladies Aid society Saturday was a
pleasant affair, both socially and fin-
ancjally.
Station Agent Mckay has SOLD
the property where he lives to Mrs.
smarter Of Sigourney who will take
possession about October list.
Gabriel Snider who died at his home
In Abingdon last week was well known
here. The older citizens of the country
remember Mr.. Snider when he was
miller at the old historic clapboard
mill on Skunk river in Keoiuk coun-
ty. For miles around the country the
farmers took their milling to Mr..
Snider.
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for Oskaloosa to visit his brother. Sol
phillips. after which he will go tic
Sioux City to visit his daughter Mrs
Irene Cain.
The Christian church people will
have a lawn social at the John Den
ming home Just north of town tonight
Thursday August 9Th, the Reliable
society of the Christian church will
meet with Mrs. w. T.. Hays.
Among the cases of sickness last
week were: The four year old son of
Adam Kesinger of Pekay; Mrs J. e.
Vance and the-four-y year old daughter
Of Joe Stanley, north of town; the
four year sold son of Jake Potter east
OF town, and Mrs. Chas. odem.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Gillies of Ottumwa has
been paying short visit to her mother
Mrs. Sarah Dashiell east of town
Miss jamie Farmhouse of Oskaloosa,
was "A visitor this week with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Scott.
VIM Crosson returned to his home at
Osk;lloosa Thursday after paying a
short visit to his daughter Mrs Ella
Crookham.
Miss Bonnie Ramsay of Denver
Cello. who had been visiting relatives
at Abba. came over Friday for a visit
with her cousin, Theo. OFT, and to at
tend a picnic which the p. E. O.'s will
have Sunday.
Q. Fl seifert was an Avery visitor
Thursday.
Geo. Y. Cain of Des Moines was in
town Friday.
Q. Alhc,tso and ole Moss went to
Kirkville Thursday.
Mrs. j. Il. Worrall is visiting rata.
tivcs at Avery for few days.
Peter Miller Of Fredric was an Ed
dyyille visitor Friday
Work commenced Friday on the
new store building which w. o. Rob
trts & Son ere commencing to erect
On the site Of the two old frame stree
lures, the main one Of which Is Just
now being piaced in It's new loca ION
II the next block west. The new
structure will be of cement blocks and
will he l'uilt by w. A. Jones Of Abb.
formerly of Eddyville.
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BLOOM FIELD.

| Bloomfield-W. j. French and daush-
ter Miss Naya French of Star county
Texas, passed through Bloomfield on
Tuesday enroute to Chicago. Mr.
French is proprietor of Wild West
show and will be at the Iowa State
Fair this fall.
Mrs. Minerva Order has arrived
home from Cedar Rapids, Malcolm and
ottumwa, where she visited rela-
Mrs. c. F. Davis arrived home from
an extended visit at Portland, Ore,
with her son, Clarence williamson.
fe Stevens Wednesday afternoon and
light refreshm hts We're served.
F. C. Overton of Keoluk. Ia, visited
Tuesday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Steckel.
Mrs. Rhoda Carroll is spending the
week at Selma.
Mrs. Andrew Collins is visiting in
West Grove.
Mrs. T. ]. Walton entertained eight
cen little folks in honor tf her grand
son Joe Doke of Los Angeles, Calf. on
Monday afternoon. Cake, sherbet and
candy were served
Mrs, Ellen Milligan spent Sunday in
Ottumwa.
Miss Creola shupe and Elmer Kirk
heart of Lacona, Ia. visited a few days
this week at the home of their cousin
Miss Faye Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Stuart visited
several days in Ottumwa this week.
Floyd Blair and James Wilson of
Mtlton are attending the institute.
Miss Mamie Young visited Monday
at the home of her aunt Mrs. Sam
Evans in Moulto,, Ia.
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6iRM CHAM.

Birminghan-Mrs. Hannah Moss
went to Pennington Wednesday to
visit with her son Ed and family for
a few weeks
Ed Crum well known Birmingham
man was married in Fairfield to Miss
Tressa Way of that city.
Mrs. DIR. H. E. Woods went to Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday to visit her mother
Mrs. Munger.
Jean, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Filson is sick with typhoid fever
Richard Morrell went to Nebraska
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Treadway of
oxford. Wis, are visiting with the lat
ter,s parents Rev. and Mrs L. ".
Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Naaskant are
the parents of son born Saturday.
Tom Work returned last week from
Sterling. Colorado. where he has been
looking after business.
Chas. Fry of Lansing. Mich, spent
sunday here with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Fry.
Misses Helen Workman and Katie
Cupp. went to North English last week
for a visit with their sisters Mrs. Roy
and Albert Hickey.
Miss Edna Alden Of KeokukF is visit
ing here with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Wolf
Misses Irene and Irma Woods went
to Mt. Pleasant Monday to visit their
grandmother Munger.
Harvey Albright and wife are the
parents of daughter born Tuesday
evening.
!. Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Countryman
nave gone to Salt Lake to spend a
couple of weeks with their son DR., E.
Countryman.
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Morris williams
HORSE AND CATTLE AUCTION
EVERY OTHER FRIDAY
Largest Year-Round Horse Market
West of tho Mississippi. Send Word
What you Have for Sale.
SPECIAL HORSE SALE AT RA.
TAVIA SAT-. AUGUST i'd.

On Saturday August 14th at D. m.
viii sell at the Batavia stock yards
the highest quality of branded colts
ever shipped into southern Iowa. They
are In fact not range colts at ALL Every
one of them pasture raised. and high
bred stock. They run from yearlings to
-FOUR year olds. and not colt among
them but will develop into a horse
worth $3.50 to 5000.
| will sell them for cash or on time
With bankable note and will go into q.
written contract to buy any one OF
them back next spring In good fix
and we'll broken at 90 per cent adj
vance. If you want some $40 or $50
broncos 1T won't pay you to come, but
II you want some colts you can turn
out and let grow into plenty of profit.
pc sure and meet me at Batavia next
saturday. have these colts now at
our yards here at Ottumwa, where
they may be seen until next Friday.
when ! will ship them to Batavia for
the sale on Saturday.
among the 4-year-olds are several
me matched pairs that will bring 5000
10 $500 next spring. The brand cuts
i put little figure any more. II you have
the quality
We have sold number OF well
oroKen branded horses this season at
from $50 to $240, having sold tho
highest priced one for III. L. Scott of
Batavia. BE on hand If you want a
good one.
We had fairly good sale last FRI
day about rs head OF market horses,
the top sale being q tie between a fine
bay draft horse. the property OF Joe
Blunk of ottumwa and a choice draft
mare, the property OF c. w. sipe ns
Pella, each selling for S285. Messrs,
Suttle and Schoeoh of Blak. sburg had
one of the finest teams OF 8 year old
farm mares that we ever sold. They
brought $425, not bad for three year
olds. Common sun burned horses and
thin ones are lower. Next regular sale
at Ottumwn' Friday. August 20.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottunnwa, Iowa.
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WEST POINT.

west Point-Edward Runp was
TT. madison visitor Monday
Miss Velaria and Arnold Shadwel
ieft for trip to Edna, Mo-.
Meichior Berger was a FIT. Madison
visitor Monday.
The Granite Roller mills shipper a
car OF wheat and car of oats te
Chicago Monday.
a. 2. Fletcher shipped a fine car
load OF wheat to Chicago Monday.
G. Meter was Fit. Madison visitor
Thursday.
Father Jacoby was Burlington Wis
itor Thursday.
Prof. J. w. McCulloch of Buffalo
, Myo., who has been visiting here left
thursday morning for visit with
friends in Wapello and returned Sat
urday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Nacke and child
rem returned to Hebron. Neb, Friday
morning after a few days visit with
relatives and friends in West Point.
Mrs. R. Shadwell and son Arnol ]
Went to FIT. Madison for a few days
visit Friday
clyde McCannon left for Burlington
Friday evening
Mr.. Brockert and two sons returned
from a visit in Mediapolis
Joe Wallpaper of Highland Park
college Des Moines came for a visit
With his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walljasper and will stay for the West
Point fair.
Mrs. Brockert and daughter returned
saturday morning from visit with
relatives in Mediapolis.
Mrs. j. w. McCulloch and niece Miss
Myrtle Link We're FIT. Madison visitors
last week.
Earl and Alton Halliwill went to
Hlllsboro for a visit with relatives.
Hernl and William Umptom spent
sunday with relatives in FIT. Madison.
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BEAR CREEK.

Bear Creek.-Harry and Will Ad
cock were in ottumwa on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Genochio, who has beer
on the sick list is slowly improving.
Quite a number of Ottumwa people
were in this vicinity picking black
berries Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adcock spent Sunday
at the home of Robert Dunning.
Joe H. Genochio was overcome by
heat while stacking hay last Thurs
day.
Little Thomas Parker has been
quite sick for the last week.
James Bowes was a caller at the
George O'Malley home Sunday even
ing.
Edna Adcock is the quest of Ella
Alfred south of the city.
Mrs. H. G. Balm is visiting in Eos.
ter this week.
Miss Maude Sears is spending her
vacation with relatives in Lincoln,
Neb.
Miss Anna Genochio is spending
her vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Genochio
Miss Ida Shank is visiting rela-
tives in Fairfield
Mrs. Edna Carr and Ethel Chisman
visited at the Adcock home Tuesday
evening.
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ed to their home at Abba after visit
ing at the parental a. IIiltabidel home
Miss Gertrude Pierson of Ottumwa
was recent visitor with her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Wing.
j. 5. Oldham and family of OIiyet
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Alice Heki. of Cedar, has been
| visiting here
| D. A. Prush and family, who had
neen visiting at the Thomas Bible
nome, returned to their new home al
AIDA this week, they having Just NOV
ed there from Batavia. Miss Allie Bible
Went home with them on visit.
mrs. Dan Shea ana baby OF ottum-
wa, have been visiting at the parental
John Shea home
Mrs. ]. V. Hurst of Abba, visited at
the parental James Warner home,
south of town Monday.
N. a. Taylor and family have re-
turned from short visit with rela-
yves at Blakesburg and Cuba with
their friends at their old home at
Avery.
Mrs. George Davidson of ottumwa,
came up Tuesday for visit with her
sisters Mesdames j. e. McGlothien and
Snas. Oldham. and with her brother,
Philip Hargesheimer.
:. Soloman Phillips of Oskaloosa, and
Sam Phillips, of Marshalltown, who
mad also been visiting at Oskaloosa,
were sunday visitors with their broth
err c. l.. Phillips.
Frank Herzog who is employed in
new meat market visited relatives at
Newton Monday night.
Mrs. ]. G. Harold has returned to
ner nome at Oskaloosa after visiting
few days with Miss Bessie Funk and
with Mrs. f. w. Schafer and also at
ee s. a meeting of the Eastern
The Reliable society of the Christian
cnurch gave social at the John Dem
ning home on the Oskaloosa road, lust
north Of town Monday night which
was quite well attended, among the
amusements being games and singing.
Qulte quantity of Ice cream and
cake was disposed of.
Mesdames Ella Crookham and Pearl
HAL. who opened a millinery store in
the Dr. Vance building last February,
sold their stock to j. Harper and Co
tuesday and the stock is being com
bined with the other millinery store.
MRS: Crookham and her son Dick may
go into business later
j. e. Hamilton moved from Ottumwa
TO the Harper tenant property on
North Fifth street Tuesday.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center-Mr. and Mrs. a. J
Rogers and Miss Blanch Anderson OF
Ottumwa were visitors here Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rogers were In
Ottumwa Thursday
Mr.. and Mr.. James Anderson and
Miss Blanch Anderson of Ottumwa
were visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Rogers Mr.. and
Mrs. @. G. Stevens attended lodge al
Agency Saturday night
Frank Naples of Hayesville visited
his sister Mrs. Miles Bacon Saturday.
G. c. Chadwick was in Hedricls Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradon of Mug
ent and Arthur Bacon of Ollie visited
at the Miles Bacon home Sunday.
Miss Sigle Woolrns of Agency Wis
tied her mother Mrs. Knight Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Killkoff Is very sick.
Mrs. McCuen of Martinsburg visited
with Mrs. Bacon Thursday.
The Misses Majorie Deborah and
Rachel Sykes of Des Moines are visit
ing at the B. S. Denny home
DR.. Lauson has purchased new
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Utterback visit
ed at the F. c. Curtis home Sunday.
Mrs. Asa Greeves and children
came in from ST. Louis this week for
an extended visit at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elder.
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EDDYvILLE

.Eddyville-The post office at Eddy
damaged letters which had been in the
train wreck and flood which occurred
nelr Kansas City a few weeks ago.
Although the letters were much dam
aged the addresses We're still legible
enough so that they could be deliver
e. without being sent to the dead let
ter office.
Several of the stores have decided.
commencing this week. to close at $50
2. N. except on Wednesdays and SAT-
urdays when they Will be open until
rlino o'clock or later. Heretofore the
folr of closing has been at eight D. m.
except on Saturday evenings when
they kept open later.
Samuel Phillips of Marshalltowns
after spending two weeks with his
.hrotrer G. i. Phillips, left this week
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EDpYvlLLE.

Eddyville-Mr. and Mrs. o. Fl. Self
ert and baby departed for the north
part of the state on a pleasure trip on
Tuesday. They will first stop at Lake
Okoboji, and from there Mr.. Seifert
will go to jioux City. where he will
attend the K. P. grand lodge on the
18th and 18th, returning home about
the 18th His wife and child will re-
main for about month
The barn OF Lee Hunter. several
miles west Of town, was burned during
the recent electrical storm.
Con Sullivan. who had been visiting
his mother, Mrs. B. Sullivan, for about
ten days. departed Monday for his
home at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Epperson arriv-
ed Tuesday morning after spending
two and half weeks attending the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition at
Seattle and visiting other points OF In
terest In the west.
Charles Rybolt and little daughters
and Miss Irene iIiltabidel havs return
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coLUMB IA.

Columbia-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Garfield August 2. a son.
Mildred Filmer of Fremont is visit
ing at the w, B. Gardner home,
Mrs. Henry Lamis of Des Moiens is
visiting at the home of her brother r
r. Stodghill
Msr Milton Howe and daughter
Iheima of Minneapolis are visiting the
parental Wilkins home.
Mrs. III. e. Wells of Morrow. Kansas.
mas returned to her home after a visit
at the VIII Bird home.
Mrs. e. w Warrar. and son and
daughter of Des Moines are visiting at
the j. III. Olney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird of Mr.. Plea
nave returned home after visiting
their son VIM. Bird. -
me Following named relatives are
visiting Mrs Frank Chisman. Her
aunt. Moliie Clemens of Caspar Wyo.. .
Ier mother Mrs. Florence Dunkle of
tsddyville and her sister Mrs. Cordie
Garfield of Ottumwa.
Master Russell Swenson returned
Sunday night to his home in ottumwa
AFTER two weeks visit with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cramblit.
Master Orland Waddington yisitad
a few days last week with his amt
Emma Stevens. =
Mrs. Geo. Myers of Eddyville visited
at the Gel. Stevens home In Dudley on
Thursday of last week.
MI and Mrs. Carl McElroy and
daughter Vera of Fudge Creel. visited
at the parental Byrum home SUNDAY.
me preaching services at this place
VIII pc IN the evening next Sunday.
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kIRkVlLLE.

Kirkville-Rev. Carl Smith of this
place returned home from visit to
his mother Saturday July "a.
Mrs. Lucy Chandler returned home
Monday July 26 from a visit with
friends in Kansas.
Mrs. Miranda Pelham received a tel-
egram telling of the death of her
daughter Mrs. Lottie Johnston OF
Merrid in Oklahoma on Sunday July
25, 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Johnston and Jud
Johnston went to Oklahoma to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Lottie Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalmer Foster have
bought the home formerly owned by
Lemuel Lent.
Mrs. James Hirst spent last week
with her sister-in-law Mrs. Matte
Kirkpatrick of this place.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick is in OF
tumwa spending week with rela-
tives.
Miss Fay saner is spending this
week with her cousin Mrs. Carrie
Newell
Rev. J. H. Lewis returned home on
Monday from Ottumwa.
Mrs. Sarah Waddel1 is confined to
her bed at the present time.
Merriam Smith has been on the
street since his recent Illness
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield-Mrs. N. D. Martin was
rendered unconscious by the shock of
Sundays fire. =
Roy Snoddy and Mr.. Boatman were
overcome by the intense heat at the
hre Sunday and had to be taken home.
Mrs: J. M. Krewson left Friday for
memphis, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Bailey Herod fell through into the
basement at the Baptist church Sun
day while helping fight the flames and
ran nail into his chest.
i. W. Tompkins of Milton is in
charge Of the new meat market Just
west of the Sax hotel and will move
his family to this city soon.
Mrs. 2. H. Payne delightfully."- enter
tained the Friday afternoon club. the
husbands and a few other guests at
her home Aug. 6. six thirty o'clock
dinner was served.
S. A. Hutton went to Laddsdale and
Floris this week on business.
G. T. Pierce spent Thursday in OF
tumwa on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark whitney visited
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Effie Peden of Floris
Were guests at the S. F. Mcconnell
home last week.
Faye Hutton spent Friday in Of
turnwa.
Mrs. H. C. Young left Saturday for
Omaha to visit two days before going
on to Sioux City as delegate to the
Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge.
Rev. w. G. Thorne of Keosauoua
was in town last week on business. He
filled the Methodist pulpit at PULASKI
Sunday.
Mrs. John Black underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital Thursday for ap-
pendicitis.
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sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Mcbride are the
parents OF daughter, born Monday,
August 2.
The Epworth League OF the M. f.
church of this place will give a social
evening.
The funeral of Mrs. John Wiley
who died last week was held Friday at
her late residence. Interment in the
COMPETING cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Wright left Wednesday
for visit with relatives near Milton.
Several from here are taking in the
Chautauqua at Ottumwa this week.
The large store that is being erect
ed for Dave Fishel and Co.. Is near
ing completion.
Mrs. Thos. Sampson and daughter
Mrs. j.. e. Murray are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Murray.
Mrs. Chas. Newman and family of
ottumwa are visiting the formers
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Martin.
Several from here took in the ball
game at Ottumwa Sunday.
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LIE sANoN.
evening

Lebanon.-Mrs Lula Straw anc
| baby from Keokuk are spending few
| days with, Mrs. Straw's parents Mr.
and Mrs. George Best.
Mrs. S. v. Sadler returned home
last Saturday from Montana after a
three weeks visit with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Harrison drove to
| Milton Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Warner of Milton is
| spending few days with her sister
Mrs. P. B. Brown.
Miss Osa Hoskinsons is visiting her
sister and other relatives and old
friends at Corning.
j. B. Granville is remodeling his
home.
Miss Minnie Evans of Bloomfield
spent last week with relatives.
Miss Grace Coffman was called from
Fairfield Saturday by the sickness OF
her brothers wife Mrs. Mary Coffman.
Paul lngham of Milton spent Tues
day with Karl Warner.
Misses Mary and Kate Campbell of
Milton and Mrs. Dr.. Shappell and son
Of Chicago were the guests Of Mrs. c.
H. Johnston Saturday.
Misses Leola Campbell and Florence
Fassett of Milton spent last week with
friends in Lebanon.
Charles Bingaman who has been at
tending school at Cedar Falls is at
home.
Mrs. G. B. Humphrey is the guest Of
her daughter Mrs. Isaac Prather of
South Ottumwa.
Mrs Hattie Shared and children Of
Rock Island and Mrs. U. s. Heady Of
Floris is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Billhymer
Mrs. George Best spent a few days
last week. with her son Afford at
Donellison
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa. !.

Oakley Tuesday afternoon after n
lingering illness, were held at the FAM
ny home Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. after which interment took
place in Zion cemetery. Little Walker
Baker was born in Boone county. ind
lana, on November 5. 1850. He is sur
vived by wife and several children,
who have the sympathy Of many
friends in their great grief.
Mrs. Frank Smith died at her home
near Newbern Thursday morning after
an illness Of several weeks.
Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph Shell
ton. Carl Swanson and M. C. I,orimer
and daughter Lena and Benz Hershey
and Mrs. J. L. Lambirth left Thursday
Tor st, Joe to attend the Millenial
Dawn convention. -
Mr. and Mrs. 9. 4: Lockwood, form
er Well known residents of this CITY
but now of Peoria, Ill.,. arrived Thurs
day for a visit with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. VIM. O'Hara and Miss Agnes
Navin of Scotia, Neb.. visited In this
city recently with Mrs. d, A. LYNCH on
lheir way 10 Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane are are
parents of a son, born recently.
Mrs. Hugh Evans Of Los Angeles,
CAM, came recently for a few days
visit with Mrs. J. D. Hardin
Mrs. Fl. J. Cleveland of Milo, arrived
last week for visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. G. A. Cunningham.
Master De Forest Gay, of Essex. re-
turned home last week after a few
Gays visit with his grandmother. Mrs.
Thomas Gay and other relatives.
Mrs. Ida Culbertson and little son
went to WOODBURY. recently to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pennington and
little daughter were visitors in Osceola
Thursday.
Mrs. e. j. Peterson left Thursday for
Ottumwa where she has excepted
position.
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MARS HILL.

Mars Hill-Mrs. Mowery and daugh-
ter Miss Minnie leave for Spokane,
Wash, Monday August 8. They viii
yisl4 with relatives for two months In
Spokane also attending the Exposition
at Seattle. They will visit Denver,
Salt Lake City and other western
points of interest.
Mrs. Potts of LibertyviIle is spend
ing two weeks with her mother Mrs.
Robertson.
Mrs. Conley Shank returned to her
home near Agency Wednesday.
Mr. Deter was an Ottuinwa caller
MONDAY of last week
mi. end Mrs. Joe orrnan spent last
Wednesday at the Perry Oweng home.
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CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

Chicago; AUG. s.-The live stocl
CattIe-M Market steady.
Receipts-22,O 600.
Beeves-s4.40@7.50
Texans-S4.00@5.60
Westerners-s400@6.00
Stoclsers; feeders-s3.oo@5.15.
Cows; heifersr$2.3o@6.30.
Calyes-S5.5060S.0
Hogs-Market 15 lower.
Receipts-40,000.
Light-S750@S.05.
Mixed-sI35@ OSLO.
Heavy--S7.20@S.10
Rough-s720@T45.
Pigs-$700@S.00
Bulk sales-$7.50@79
Receipts-20.o0
Natives-s3.o00 5.75.
Gambs-S4.E0@7.75.