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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
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Little Geo. Blackwood had the mis-
fortune to break his arm while playing
with some children on the road home
from school.
Mrs. Brockman of Ottumwa visited
recently with her sister Mrs. S. G.
Brown.
Joe Akers became proprietor Of the
Akers restaurant today, having pur-
chased the interest of his brother Lee
land Akers.
]. E. Compton living south Of town
purchased this week threshing outfit.
The engine is Of sixteen horse power
traction type and is the largest in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Dan Whitsel, 80 years Of age is
quite Ill. This may prevent Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitsel from celebrating their
10th wedding anniversary which was
to occur Thursday April %.
Mrs Anton Werner and Mrs. John
Werner went to Lacey Thursday to
visit the formers daughter Mrs. Jas.
Fisher.
ar. and Mrs. c. l. Farmhouse Of
Oskaloosa drove down with Mrs. Barn
houses parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Scott.
Abba last evening on account of the
serious illness Of his mother. Mrs.
Lester is still in very dangerous con-
dition and her recovery Is considered
very doubtful
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Guy are moving
today from the E. M. Fausnaugh prop
ertv to the Snow property which they
recently purchased.
Mrs. Addie Fausnaugh who met with
quite a serious accident some time ago
contracted a sever cold and has been
quite sick the past week.
The members Of the Royal Neighbor
lodge from Kirkville visited the Ed
dyville lodge Saturday night.
The little Quick children who were
taken sick while visiting in Oskaloosa
visited their grandmother Mrs. Enocll
johnson last week
il Lee went to Oskaloosa today on
l-.s~i
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NEGRO HELD FOR CRIME

NEGRO I ....Tqglo
Keokuk, April 25.-The coroner's
jury that held an inquest on the body
of Moses Jordan. the New Boston
farmer who was killed by Abraham
Anderson, negro, returned verdict
finding that he came to his death by
being struck with blunt instrument
in the hands Of Anderson The testi-
mony did not develop the cause Of the
assault, there being not witnesses to
the alteration, and Anderson refused
to tell what had TRANSFERRED. Mrs.
Frank Anderson. who was present
when the men first quarTeled, says
Jordan acted as though he was intoxi-
Gated, but she does not know the
origin of the trouble. She denies that
she was the subject Of the quarrel.
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! Prof Spillman and family spent
Sunday at Aron Hooks.
Miss Cora Rose Of Pleasant Home Is
spending some time here at hel
grandparents E. Rose. n
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Angel visited al
J. Thompson's Sunday.
Curg Mccoy and family spent Sun
day at Mrs. Abernathy's.
Miss Susan Abegg was entertained
at J. F. Dehane's Sunday.
Chas Derby Of Selection was ar
over Sunday visitor at the parental
Derby home.
Clara Peterson Of Abba is visiting
with her parents. II
leila Chisman went to Eddyville
Saturday.
Gertie Dorothy Of Highland Center
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. S
K. Chisman.
Mrs. Marshall Darby returned to her
home in Foster Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. H. Asbury returned to
Ottumwa Friday evening after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Jennie Robinson went to Foster on
Sunday.
Leila Snow visited Saturday night
at the J. w. Cohagan home south OF
town.
Little Dorothy Haley is i'll at this
writing.
Saturday April % being Miss Tia
Cohagan's goth birthday anniversary
number Of her friends pleasantly
surprised her. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time had by
all.
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= WILLIAMSBURG.

John Conway of Cedar Rapids came
down Wednesday morning for a rev
days visit with relatives and friends.
w. E. Wallace who has been al
Oneida, S. D., for the past ten days on
legal business returned home lasI
Wednesday.
Mss Stella Cook left Thurs .ay for
few days visit with relatives ano
friends at Iowa City.
F, w. Tomasek went to Cedar Rap
ids Thursday to attend to some bust
ness and for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Walter Harrington and DIR. H. H
Gardner left Thursday for Oskaloosa
They will return wit b new automo-
bile.
F. J. Chapman is building new ad-
dition and repainting his home IN the
north part Of the city.
Mrs. VIM. Ragan and son are visiting
relatives at Cedar Rapids this week
Cashier B. -. Hakes of the Williams
burg bank who has been in Chicag
on business for a few days returned
Thursday morning.
Howard Roberts Of East Troy was
transacting business Thursday with
Ralph Evans.
Tai Jones was in the city Thursday
and visited for a short time at the
home Of his father L. D. Jones'
Martin Carroll of Parnell was trans rs
acting business Thursday at tne
Farmers bank in this city. :,
Walter watkins of North English
visited recently at the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones and
son William left Tuesday for Des
Moines to attend the funeral Of q
brother of Mr.. Jones.
Mrs. w. E. Wallace who visited rel
atives recently at Hedrick has return
ed home. -
Dave Jones of Welsh Prairie was In
the CITY Thursday on business.
Deputy Sheriff M. Cafferty OF Ma
rengo was attending to some business
here Wednesday.
7. C.. Nicholas who has been at South
Dakota looking after some business IN
terests has returned home:
Miss Olive Hastings who has been
visiting with relatives at Long Point
Ill. has returned to her home in the
north part of the city.
William Williams of Route NO.
returned from Chicago Thursday
where he had been transacting busi
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Chapman OF
north English visited recently at the
home of their son Fred.
The Misses Rose and Flora Long
who visited recently at the B. F.
Richmond home. in Webster. are now
home.
F. o. Harrington of Yo1., township
was in the city Thursday and called
for short visit at the home Of his
brother Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mcdonnell who
visited recently with daughter al
ia frfax are now home.
Mrs. j. E. Elson who has been visit
ing for few days with relatives at
Cedar Rapids is now home.
E. R. Williams is in Oklahoml on
business this week. He will visit a
son at Hydro before returning home.
Sam WEIGH Of Pilot wos in Ottumwa
recently attending to some business.
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+ MILTON. i

The evangelistic meetings at the M
P church conducted by Rev. T. Rich
ardson Gray Of Kansas City are stu
progressing and will last over next
Sunday. Mr.. Gray is a fine speaker and
is listened to eagerly by large aud-
fences each evening but there has been
no visible results.
Paul Rhodes went to Moulton on
business Tuesday.
Rev. Cheney of Keosauqua preached
at the M. E. church Sunday morning
and evening.
County Surveyor Craig Of Keosau-
qua was in town Tuesday surveying
some lots for Messrs. J. I. Barthelow
and l.. r. Cooley
Rev.Purmot preached at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and
evening.
Census enumerator Paxton is al
work and is making mod progress.
D. A. Miller has been chosen town
clerk In place Of j. I. Barthelow.
The program for the observance Of
the 91st anniversary Of I. 0. o. F. by
Lone Star lodge Of this city on April
26 has been issued! It consists of songs,
declarations, addresses. etc. Rev. w
is. Knight Of Valley Junction will de-
liver the principal address.
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Miss Eda Lehman is spending the
week with friends in Fort Madison.
John Trowbridge Of Denmark spent
Wednesday with his daughter Mrs.
Chas, Wilson.
Mrs. Louis Mathiesmyer and sister
Cecilia Gruger of FIT. Madison are Wis
iting Mrs. John Lutz.
Henry Bergthold recently visited his
brother Frank in FIT. Madison.
c. Kaiefschneider is visiting his
daughter in Fl. Madison.
Mrs. Thomas Helne and Mrs. Estes
have returned from visit in Fort
Madison.
Henry Van Hyning and grandson
Leslie De Lap Of Long Beach, Ca, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Van Hyning of Den
mark and George Van Hyning OF
Sawyer are visiting at the J. M. Gale
home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kramer
Friday April 10, 1910, a son.
DR.. D. M. Hills has returned to his
practice in Denmark. DR.. Hills has
been taking post graduate course in
university at Los Angeles, Cal.
VIM. Wilson has purchased the resi-
dence property of Chas. Wilson.
Mrs. DUNE of Fort Madison visited
her father John Hardy Wednesday,.
Edward Brink has returned from an
extended visit in Springfield, ILL.,
Chas. Wilson who has been conduct
ing a meat market the past year, has
left the city and his whereabouts are
unknown. His financial affairs were
in such shape as not to cause him to
worry. His family and friends hope
they may soon hear from him, and
that his troubles, what ever they may
be will be Strengthened out.
Miss Winona Wilson was a Fl. Mad
ison visitor Wednesday,.
VIM. Schultz was business visitor
in Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Bergthold and daughter
are visiting relatives in FIT. Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fogge attended
the marriage Of Mr.. Edward Miller
and Miss Perpetua ROBBERS which
took place at st. Joseph's church in FIT.
Madison Wednesday, April 10, 1910.
Miss Lite is spending the week in
Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stober, Of Milan
Mo-, are visiting the formers grand
mother Mrs. Alpha Williamson. Mr.
Stober formerly lived here and is wei
known here. He was married Thurs
day and is making this visit part OF
their wedding trip.
Mrs. Clemer Morgan and little sor
Dick who have been visiting here with
Mrs. Morgan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w It. Deupree, returned to their home
in Oklahoma City. Okla.
Miss Lucille Ziegler of Belknap re.
turned home Friday after visiting e
few days with her uncle Melbourne
Pirtle and wife.
Mesdames Ruth Johnson and Ton
Mum of Belknap were city visitors or
Friday.
Miss Carrie Davies is taking Mrs
Emma Caldwelrs place as choir lea1el
at the M. E. church during the sickness
of the latter's mother Mrs. McAtees
The Claytonians gave progra,i al
the college chapel Friday night.
The young married crowd gave q
dance Wednesday evening at tn
Homesteader hall.
The K. of P. musical which was tc
have been given next Friday evening
April 20 has been postponed on &C
count Of the absence of Walter John
son, the director, who was called t
Wisconsin by the illness OF an uncle.
,, E. n. Bezzenberger Is loading his
large pile of walnut logs for shipment
Mrs. Edgar Johnson and little sor
Betram spent Friday in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Clio Vorhis was called to OF
tumwa Friday by the death Of hel
brother Isaac Swinney whose deatf
occurred Thursday evening at II
o'clock. Mr.. Swinney is one of thu
pioneers of Davis county and wei
known in this city
Bert Edwards went to Cttumwa Fri.
day and will take. the Milwaukee ex-
animation for station agent.
T. D. Doke, Chas. Skinner, B. B
Burchett, Orval Swinney, Sam Nc.
Mains and W. F. Baumgarten attended
the horse sale in Otturnwa Friday.
BY mutual consent Of the stockhold-
ers the Soap Creek Co. has been dis
| solved.
H. {. Leach drove down near F1oris
| Thursday on a business trip.
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ALBA.

Friday night about 9 o'clock a thief
succeeded in extracting $12 from the
money drawer in the lunch room locat-
ed in the Earring property near the
Wabash station while the proprietor
was attending to some work in the
back room. No clew to the identity OF
the person has yet been obtained.
ated by John r. Davis at the end OF
the interurban line at Hooking Thurs
day night about l o'clock. The loss
was total. The origin of the fire Is un-
known. The proprietor John r. Davis
together with his son Ernest Davis
were arrested by Sheriff Griffin for
maintaining a liquor nuisance.
Miss Helen Miltenberger was united
in marriage Friday afternoon at
o'clock to Dean Turley Of Lincoln
Nebraska. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. D. Roland Martin Of the
first Methodist church.
Frank T. vasey, superintendent OF
the school at Tarkio, Mo-. has been
selected by the Abba school board as
superintendent of the public schools at
this place. Mr.. Vasey comes highly
recommended, having served -four
years in his present position
The Queen Esther club met with
Miss Florence Pascoe Friday evening.
The operetta by the public school will
be given Wednesday April q instead
of Friday the 10Th.
The Democratic caucus was held in
the city hall Saturday and the follow
ing ticket put in the field: Sheriff, G
w. Godfrey: clerk, John Walsh; aud
itor, John Ferry; recorder, W. II
Bates: coroner. D. M. Fall; county at
torney, D. w. Bates; member board
John Reddish: surveyor, Jas. Smith
NO nomination was made for represen-
tative.
A report came to- Abba last week
that Charles Underwood, a former
resident Of this place, had shot Mex
lean in Colorado. in which state Un-
derwood is now living.
w. B. Lutz has purchased new
automobile.
Miss Elsie Riley spent Sunday with
her parents at Abba.
Clinton Bay came from his studies at
Penn college for an over Sunday visi,
at home. He was accompanied by his
friend Roy Weant
George Ammon was taken to the AL
bia hospital Saturday morning fol
| treatment. He had just completed ar
rangements to go to Colorado with his
son when sickness overlook him anc
| he has since been unable to leave his
bed.
The first jury case in the April tern
| Of court will be called today. The case
! Is that Of Richard Ward VS.. James
| Ward. The plaintiff asks that 4
guardian be appointed for the defend
| ant.
Miss Mona Morrison of Melrose was
an Abba visitor Saturday.
| The illustrated lecture on the life OF
Christ which was scheduled for the
Sunday evening service at the FRS
Presbyterian church had to be post
poned as the slides failed to arrive
| from Chicago.
Miss Katie Gilbert of Lovilia visited
| friends at Abba Saturday.
The Monroe county Sunday schoo
convention will be held at Avery May
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Saturdays Daily.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Kreso and Kreso Dip at Sargent's.
Miss Edwina Warner of Agency,
was a visitor last evening in Ottumwa,
enroute to Kirkville, where she will
visit relatives.
Sargent sells sulphur in ten pound
lots at 5cper pound.
Rev. Lucy Carter of Eddyville, was
a business visitor yesterday in Of
tumwa.
Miss Ella Phillips Of Eldon, is a
visitor today in the city enroute to
Agency where she will make her
future home.
Mrs. C.. S. Miller. Of Eldon has re-
turned home after a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. R. E. Meek Of Keosauqua,
spent yesterday In Ottumwa.
Miss Freda Mae Renecker Of Douds-
Leando. who attends the Ottumwa
Commercial college in this city, left
last evening for her home.
Zenoleum in " pints, pints, quarts,
II gallons and gallons at Sargent's.
Mrs, Bert Weitzel of Pleasant PLANE
passed through Ottumwa last evening
enroute to Abba where she will visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hannah Miller of Keosauqua,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Miller sol Warren avenue,
has returned home.
Victor talking machines, $3.50 and
up. Sargent's.
From Mondays Daily.
Blacklegoids and Blacklegine at
Sargent's.
Miss Katherine Wise of Bloomfield
passed through Ottumwa today en-
route to Prairie City, where she will
resume her position as teacher, after
a short visit with relatives in Bloom
field.
Miss Clara Peterson Of Blakesburg
passed through the city today en- route
( to Abba, where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Judge and Mrs. F. w. Eichelberger
az Bloomtat's.s were visitors today in
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ROCK ISLAND IS
ROUTE CHOSEN
RIVER-TO-RIVER ROAD IN IOWA
MEETING AT COUNCIL
BLUFFS GOOD ONE

Council Bluffs, April 25.-Closing
with vote Of thanks to e. w. Weeks
of Guthrie Center, who is in charge
Of the river-to-river road in Iowa, a
meeting attended by nearly one hun
dred representatives from the differ
ent places interested, closed In the
south room Of the county court house,
after adopting report of a committee
recommending two official routes for
the road through this county. The
warmest appreciation was expressed
of Mr.. Weeks's consideration in COM
ing to this county to officially settle
the question Of routes, which has been
in dispute for the past two weeks or
more. The report of the committee
was based on a suggestion made by
Mr.. Weeks.
The Routes.
Primary Route-From Council
Bluffs along the Rock Island to Min
den; thence east to Avoca; thence to
Atlantic
Alternate Route-Council Bluffs to
Pony Creek, thence to the Underwood
farm; thence east OF a point three
miles south of Treynor; thence east
to Carson; from Carson two routes:
Cd Carson to Oakland; east to Lewis;
north to Atlantic. (2) Carson to
Griswold; north to Lewis and thence
to Atlantic.
Surveyors are to be in Pottawatta-
ME county next week to lay out the
official routes.
Within short time Mr.. Weeks ex-
poets to start with a party of auto
mobilists from Davenport, the eastern
terminus of the road, and come
through to Council Bluffs, picking up
enthusiasts along the way. He said
Thursday afternoon that he expected
to arrive here with not less than fifty
automobiles.
Considerable Fireworks.
Tremendous interest was manifested
and there was the keenest rivalry be-
tween the advocates of the different
routes suggested for official approval
A dual controversy developed, rivalry
between Carson and Oakland furnish
ing one feature and still stronger
rivalry between Griswold and Lewis
in Cass county providing the other
fireworks feature. A debate between
Attorney Frank Shinn of Carson and
exRepresentative Henry Freeman Of
Oakland was one of the interesting
features of the forenoon session.
After threshing out the matter from
10 o'clock until shortly before noon,
the meeting agreed to leave the deci-
sion to a committee, which was ap-
pointed with instructions to report at
the beginning Of the afternoon ses-
sion.
Committee Which Decided.
The committee was made up as fol-
lows:
c. E. Brawley, Carson; o. O. Buck,
Areynor; H. K. Forsyth, Griswold;
Henry Freeman, Oakland; ]. A. Nc
Waid, Atlantic; J. P. Harris, Lewis;
Ed Burke, Walnut, and from Council
Bluffs, T. D. Metcalf, Harry Searle and
C. r. Hannah Jr.
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"A spark ignited the roof of Henry
Berry's house Thursday afternoon but
bucket of water soon put out tha
flame The fire alarm was sounded but
the service company was not needed.
Fred Hughes is quite i'll with this
mumps at his home on 3rd avenue east.
Attorney John Demar Of Des Moines
is at Abba to prosecute the injunction
cases against the Abba druggists.
John A. Bybee aged 80, and Mrs.
Sadie b. Brown, "a, both of EIiteman
were granted a marriage license on
Thursday by the county clerk.
The new municipal map of Abba
shows the city to be three miller
square.
Jerry Wilcox of Lovilia was an Al
bia visitor recently.
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ALBA EXPRESS
AGENT ARRESTED
GILBERT NELSON ACCUSED OF
EMBEZZLEMENT AS OUT
GROWTH OF RECENT THEFT.

Abba, April 25.-(SpeciaD-Gilbert
Nelson, late agent for the Adams Elk
press company at Abba, was arrested
Saturday night by officer Van Schoi
ack on the charge Of larceny by EN-
bezzlement, the charge being made by
the express company. After the re
cent robbery at this place, when sew
eral thousand dollars were stolen, the
entire force of employees was dis
charged, including Mr.. Nelson, who
was not on duty at the time Of the
theft. On examination Of the books q
shortage in Mr.. Nelson's accounts, il
Is claimed, was found. He was releas
ed on $1,000 bond. The preliminary
hearing is set for May 8.
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the city en- route to Keosauqua, where
the judge will convene court.
Victor talking machine records at
Sargents, corner Market and Man.
Mrs. A. Nicholson Of Seymour visit.
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Nicholson, 637 West Main street, en-
route to Greenridge, where she will
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Lawhead of Blakesburg
passed through the city today en- route
to Monmouth, ILL.,, where she will visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs E. w. Cramblet of Dudley stop
ped over night in Ottumwa with
friends, en- route to Krkville, where
she will visit relatives.
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+ CHARLTON. !

Thes cbool board has. voted unani.
mously to install a manual training
department for the Charlton high
high school, beginning next year A
special instructor will be employed
and both boys and girls can take the
work. The large basement room will
be fitted up for the work, and shaft.
ing and machinery will be added
some of this will be donated by pub,
lie spirited citizens.
A new brass band, with twenty-four
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SOLUTION
unx 20 MAKE lI AR HoME

HOW TO MAKE IT At HOME
and prepare it fresh, when you need
It, for cleansing and bathing cuts,
wounds and sores, bites from animals
and insects, poisoned wounds. 1t des-
troys all germs and keeps wounds
germ free Use It to battle the feet, it
draws out Inflammation, soreness,
swelling and pain.
Ask your druggist for a can or
I-O-DO, and use one teaspoonful IN a
pint OF warm water. Stops any itching
IF the skin.
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Neb., and will again take up their
residence in our midst, Mr.. Hultx
having purchased an interest In the
State Savings bank at this place.
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Trl- Weekly Courie r
chANalNa ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address.
changed will please give thu name O.
me PostofIlce to which the paper mas
been sent - well as tho Postonics
where they desire It to be changed to
The Ocala evening star., 1910-11-02

On Nov 1st, All Saints Day, the
bishop of Southern Florida made a
visitation to Orange Lake for the pur-
pose Of consecrating a home for clergy
the name of which is Saints Rest. 1t
is the gift Of Mrs. A. B. Hopkins, who,
however, on account Of illness was
unable to be present at the consecra-
tion This was source of deep re-
gret and was the only thing that cast
a shadow upon the glorious occasion.
At 1890 a. m. in the church at Or
ange Lake the bishop read morning
prayer, preached and celebrated the
Holy Eucharist. The bishop and con-
gregation partook of picnic dinner
in the yard Of the little church in the
wilderness. At p. m. the train from
Ocala arrived, bringing the rector of
Grace church, who is also priest-tn-
charge Of this mission. and one or two
others.
At p. m. the procession formed at
the door Of the house, the bishop in
the lead. "Onward Christian Soldier"
and 1.-The Church's One Foundation"
| were sung as the procession moved
round by the fence to the front gate.
There we paused for short service
| of psalms and creed and prayers.
While singing several other hymns we
moved along up the other side. encircl-
ing the house, beating the bounds OF
the whole 80 acres of the property.
Having arrived at the door the bishop
paused on the Threshold for prayers
and benedictions. Then leading us
through each room, he paused in each
blessing the sleeping rooms. living
rooms. dining room and kitchen. When
we again reached the front hall the
service was completed with prayers
and blessing and final hymn.