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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
good bye but good night. till we meet
Hamilton Gives EuIogy.

Reviewing the long acquaintance Of
the two men who were comrades I'M
der the same flag, and who were both
factors in the growth Of Ottumwa from
its village days to the present time,
venerable Major A. H. Hamilton, him.
self 81 years Of age and sturdy as an
oak, arose and related much that the
decedent had labored to accomplish.
He reviewed many Of the important
events in the life of the decedent, his
fight in the cause of temperance, MS
ability as d lawyer, his sterling quail
ties as man and his bravery to fight
in cause he thought right, whether
to win or lose. The career Of Capt.
Hutchinson in the halls of the legisla-
ture, his work in purifying the voting
system and his campaign for governor
when prohibition was the platform ana
defeat met the candidate, all were
gone into by the speaker. Becoming
eloquent in his remarks, the venerable
old soldier said "This mans immortal
soul is richer today for having fought
and lost than to have refused to make
the fight. He never surrendered in
failure when fighting for what he con-
ceived to be right. His conduct in life
speaks loudest and truest of his real
Christianity"
Addressing few words Of consola-
ton to the widow, he said: He is bu.
gone as on a short visit and will meet
you in due time on the other side.'
Soldiers at Grave.
DR.. Montgomery then led in prayer
and a hymn sung by the quartet con-
cluded the service. At the close, the
remains were viewed by the friends
present as they marched out Of the
church. At the Ottumwa cemetery
where the remains were inferred,
short service was held in which Rector
w. G. Hengen consigned the remains
to mother earth to await the resur-
rection. The funeral party was met
upon entering the cemetery by the
members of the G.. A. r., who, leaving
in advance of the party, on street cars,
fell in behind the relatives and later
at the grave, with the employees Of
the j. G. Hutchinson wholesale grocery,
opened ranks and let the funeral party
pass through to the grave.
!. Companions C. w. Fraker and B. G.
Ward Of the Iowa commandery Of the
Loyal Legion, both of Des Moines, at
tended the funeral Of Capt. ]. G. Hutch
isOn.
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BONAPARTE.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charley SCHNEIDER OF
Chicago spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Schnider's parents Conrad Henkle and
family.
Mrs. Kate Bell of Keokuk spent
Monday with her parents William Will
son and wife.
Mrs. James Laten. of Oskaloosa ar
rived Sunday to attend the funeral OF
her mother Mrs. Serbia Parish.
Stanley Meek who Is attending COLI
lege at Iowa City spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Ned Alderdice and son arrived
Monday for an extended visit with her
mother Mrs. NJ. King north Of town.
visiting friends and relatives here re-
turned to her home in Ottumwa on
Monday. !.
Mrs. Anna Meredith has been SER
iously i'll at her home here with blood
poison.
r. E.. Meek and wife Of Keosauqua
spent Sunday at the c. Henkle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aus Macklin left Tues
day for Pasa denia, Calf, where their
future home will be made.
Mrs. Robert Boyce of Osborn, Kans..
arrived Monday evening for q several
weeks visit at the Ed Voightlander
home.
Geo. Fair Of Oskaloosa spent Sun
day with his family here.
Miss Elsie Rekoph of Des Moines
came Saturday. called here by the SER
ious illness of her sister Mrs. Anna
Meredith.
Joe Buss of Keokuk attended to
business matters here Monday.
Charles Keasling, ST., deputy coun-
" auditor has removed his family to
Eeosauqua.
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church, which will be a great improve
ment for Eddyville. The contract was
given to contractors from Pella.
BLOOMFIELD. =

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Miss Ethel Kelso is taking months
vacation. Chas. Edwards Is taking her
place at the National bank.
Mr.. Morgan Of Hutchinson. Kans., re-
turned home Monday from a short
visit at the Steckel home.
Mrs. Frank Traverse served lunch
con to a few friends Sunday evening
Ed Ingersoll and family spent Mon
day with Mrs. Ingersolps sister, Mrs.
John Hull OF Ottumwa.
Mrs. Gordon Davis of Carbon spent
Tuesday In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Davis were III
West Grove Tuesday on business.
Work will commence this week on
the Golden Prosser home on the old
Bunnell farm south OF town.
Mrs. Roy Swinney Of Troy Is very
Ill with pneumonia. She came here to
visit her father Mr. Shaw, who was III
and while here contracted pneumonia.
Mrs. Julia Saunders has commenced
work on her new home on the lot
across from S. l.. Berry't residence.
Methodist choir practice will be held
Saturday night at Ellsworth Roming-
er's.
Mrs. Allen Stansberry of Gilman, Ia.
is visiting her mother Mrs. Frank
Guernsey who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Banded Of north Of
town left tuesday for OttumWa where
she will visit this week with her
mother. Mrs. M. Boles Mr.. Banded re-
turned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Matte Mills who lives south
west ten miles was in Ottumwa Tues
day.
Jim Swift is visiting this week witt
his son w. r. Swift of Ottumwa.
Miss Angie Ashworth who mas beer
visiting the past week with he,
brothers Jim and Lee returned to hei
home in Downing, Mo-, Tuesday.
Miss Fay Beauchamp returned ts
Iowa City Tuesday, where she Ia at,
tending the University Of Iowa, aftel
spending weeks vacation in Chici
go and with her parents OF this city.
Mrs Alya Hunt of Pulaski was II
Bloomfield Tuesday on business.
Miss Hazel McFarling returned Of
Tuesday from Hutchinson, Kans
where she was called on account of TIN
sickness of her mother.
Mrs. Fetch Stansberry and grand
daughter Helen Cambron visited Tues
day with the latter's mother, Mr.
Blanche Cambron.
Frank Leon and wife visited Sunda
in Ottumwa.
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Injured by An Explosion.

Wilton, April 13.-Adam Mccoy,
residing SIX niles north of Wilton, was
painfully injured while blasting stumps
Saturday. He was usng dynamite and
had dynamite cap in his pocket and
also bunch Of keys. He picked up a
log and evidently rested it against his
pocket, and by the friction and pres
sure on the bunch. of keys and the
cap, caused an explosion which tore q
large hole in his groin. Mr.. Mccoy will
be laid up for at least a month.
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A Union Sunday school was organ
lied in Fredric last Sunday. Henry
Wignall was elected superintendent.
Thomas Gardner who is over eighty
years old Is seriously i'll at his home.
school work Monday after a weeks
illness.
Miss Gertrude Brown of 315 Keota
street, South Ottumwa spent Sunday
with her friend Beulah Dunkin re-
turning to her home on No. 1 Sunday
evening.
David Duffy has recovered from his
recent illness.
Lew and Chris Akers with Frank
John are shipping walnut timber to the
Langton Gun Stock Co., of Des Moines.
The many friends Of Nancy Moss
will be erieved to learn that she has
been confined to her bed for several
days on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Shields are the
parents Of q son born April 8.
Miss Stella Akers spent few days
wit her mother last week resting from
her duties as professional nurse.
DR.. Robert Griffin and wife of Ellis,
Kans., visited with relatives in this
community a few days recently.
Thomas Bridges Of Pennington, Ill,
spent several days with his sister Mae
and her husband Morrison Griffin re-
Gently.
Robert Bridges Of Green Ridge
started last Wednesday for Commock,
Ccotland where he will sepnd the sum-
mer.
The marriage Of William Synhorst
who recently bought the s. F. Him
stra farm and Miss Jennie Veenstra
Of Leighton will take place at the home
OF the brides parents in Leighton on
Thursday April II. They will COM
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mence housekeeping Immediately aft
er the wedding.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Lew Mccoy was buried In the
Sheafer cemetery last Sunday after.
noon.
HelenAkers spent Friday night and
Saturday in Ottumwa.
John Vanverbuk Of Pella will work
for William Synhorst this summer.
Thomas Bridges with his two sons
Roy and Edwin of Green Ridge spent a
week with relatives here, returning to
their home last Saturday.
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8 HARRINGTON.

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Mrs. H. l.. Norris and son, Paul, OF
Hammond, Ind, who have been visit
ing relatives here for the past two
weeks, returned home Friday.
Miss Ellen DAILY Of Council Bluffs
is the guest Of Mrs. G. F. Doeling.
Gilbert Armstrong Of Allerton visit
ed over Sunday at the home of his
aunt, Mrs Julia Cleave.
Mrs. p. S. Miller and little daughter
of Corydon are visiting Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr.. and rs. A. O. Dryer.
Supt. l.. s. Owen and Misses Kate
Mathews, Eddalee Morse and Louise
Michael attended the Teachers con-
vention in Ottumwa last week.
Mrs. s. D. Boiler and daughters.
Dollie and Bessie, Of Burlington, are
visiting Mrs Boilers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. G. R. Neff.
Albert Willets died Friday morning
of heart trouble at his home in East
Farmington The deceased was sixty
nine years Of age and had been IN
poor health for several months. Mr..
Willetts was born in Indiana and came
to Iowa with his parents when he was
a child, locating on farm near Mt.
Sterling, near which place he has
spent the greater part Of his life. He
Is survived by his widow and three
children. Funeral services were held
Sunday at Story Chapel. with inter-
ment at Thompson cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Beard and daughter Ada
of Versailles, Mo-. are visiting Mrs.
Boards brother, John Lightfoot
Mrs. John Ware returned Thursday
to her home near Big Mound. Her
daughter, Mrs. Margaret McCord OF
Stockport, accompanied her.
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, CANTRlL. =

Christina Peterson was born in
Sweden February 81, 1S45 and died IN
Lebanon April 5. 1910, aged IS years, !
month and 10 days. She was united IN
marriage to John Froid August IL.
1857. Her husband came to this coun :
nv in 1870 and lived years in Chi
,ago then came near La Harpe, ILL.,,
where they lived until about four
weeks previous to her death. when
hey moved to Lebanon. The funeral
services conducted by Rev. L. Lloyd
Tenant were held in the M. E. church
1t Lebanon on Friday at p. m.
Henry Clark gave his lecture Play
BALI at Cantril Monday evening.
On account Of the graduating exer-
cises at the NJ. E. church Friday even
Ing April 22nd the district superin-
quarterly meeting but will hold the
conference and business session Sat
urday at 10 a. m. at the church.
Miss Blanch Keller Is teaching q
spring term of school near Stockport.
Poke Huff of Stockport visited in
Cantril over Sunday.
John McBeth is seriously i'll with
throat trouble at the Palace Hotel.
Will Harlidge visited his parents in
Cantril over Sunday.
The work on Jno Cretcher's brick
lock has begun and it will be occupied
by the Moore hardware store when
completed.
The baccalaureate sermon will BIZ
preached by Rev. Tenant at the
Christian church next Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Tenant has returned from Os-
kaloosa much improved in health.
DR.. Jones returned Monday from
Des Moines.
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ommerciaI Club WIN Help.

Oskaloosa, April 13.-(Special) -
The Oskaloosa Commercial club at a
special meeting appointed committee
Of c. E. Sawyer, A. Rosenblatt and G..
w. Shockley to have charge of a spec
ial census in Oskaloosa. A man will be
stationed in every block as an aid to
the United States census enumeration.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
Man Injured by Brick.

Waterloo, April 13.-(Special.) -
George Hynes, workman on the
Blackhawk bank building was struck
on the head by falling brick. He suf-
fered a bad scalp wound and had con-
cussion Of the brain. He was taken 10
the hospital.
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corxdon Wants Waterwork..

Corydon, April 13.-The citizens of
Corydon at special election voted
that bonds be issued to the amount OF
$45,O00 for the purpose OF installing
water works and sewer system, by q
vote Of 644 to 81.
Work on the system will be started
at once and it is expected to have
them completed some time during the
summer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
Keokuk County Spelling Contest

6igourney, April 13.-Every rural
school in Keokuk county will be rep
resented at a spelling contest to be
held at the high school in Sigourney
next Saturday. A list of 1000 words
that will be used has been prepared
by Superintendent Mcvicker and al
ready almost every school has named
its representatives. The coming con-
test has aroused much rivalry among
the rural schools
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VIII Run Motor Car.

Muscatine. April 13.-(Special.) -
Following conference with local bust
ness men, General Passenger Agent
Lehr of the Rock Island road has an
nounced that motor car would be in
stituted on the Muscatine & Western
branch and would run daily from
Thornburg to Muscatine and return.
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a Nelson Garment

were fixed as follows: Cap e. Miller,
superintendent, $1,000 per year; prin-
cipal high school, $50 per month; four
assistants in high school at $40 per
month each principal south and north
wards at $50 per month each and mu-
sic teacher $40 per month.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
crlnnelI Mems. Meetinas successfuI.

Eddyville, April 10 Especial. 1.-The
five young men from Grinnell college
who have been holding meetings IN
the Congregational church the past
week have returned to their duties at
Grinnell. Much interest was created
and the boys won many friends, who
hope that they may return to Eddy
Vile in the near future.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
SEEK SUPPOSED SUICIDE
Des Molnes Police Think Mrs. Bertha
Watkins in Fit of Dependency
Has Jumped Into River.

Des Moines, April 13.-(Special. -
Mrs Bertha Watkins, daughter Of DR..
]. w. Beck, for years coroner of Polk
county, disappeared yesterday and the
police have been searching the river
for her body. She had been despond-
emit of late and relatives wear that she
has committed suicide.
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Gets Harvard Scholarships.

Iowa City, April 13.-Kenneth Col
grove Of Cedar Falls, a post graduate
student at the University OF Iowa, has
been awarded a Perkins graduate
scholarship at Harvard University. He
will enter the eastern institution next
fall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
Hollanders Erect a Church.

Eddyville, April Especial. 1.-The
Hollanders began excavating Monday
for the new Dutch Reformed church
which will be erected in the north part
Of town. They will erect very neat
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
BARBER DISAPPEARS
+. 1. shaffer, Groom OF Few Weeks
Runs Away and Bride is
Frustrated.

Boone, April 13.-(Special) IF. l..
Shaffer, who was married two weeks
ago, has disappeared. He is barber
and Sunday morning went to his shop,
swept out, shaved himself and has not
been seen since. The wife is Frustrated
over her loss.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-14
Delegates are Elected.

Waterloo, April 13.-(Special. -
Rev. w. 2. Allen and Rev. Tonon Of
Clarion we're today elected as minis
terial delegates to the general assem-.
h1Y
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rer,. 6. 90. gricfipn. Som gmbebs-
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60. er palgt: s. q. Yrim, BrGiioent;
Oscar Sbor, gieeprGiioent; Oscar
ericfion, 9asierer; 6. 30. @ricfion,
Sefret9r.
8pbt for npget. Taltor g. g.
gariib, iom netop bar ilpttet til Ser.
gus Sails fra International Sails,
bar ieet meget Of Sfoebranoene Der
| egnen | bet Ienere. Ser er itore
GGroier gaaet tiIipiloe, men ban
gisr opmGrfiom paa, at liagtet Sfog.
branoene iaaleoes bar foroariaget
mesen Soel9seIie, iaa bar De ogiaa
pGret goo for noget, ioet tliIinoer al
Icres al 2anb er blet rpobet nleo BET
iamme, iaa at bette 2ono mi err for.
Dig til at l9ages UNDER Blosen. bpc~.
imoo Der piIoe babe gaaet mangroI.
oige Iar meo ibGrbig % ufortrsbent
grbeibe fra Settlernes SIDE at irent.
brinee oct iamme Reiultat, bpiS ser
ingen Sfogbranoe bapbe pGret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
MiunrIntu.

SpIbcr .Splberipu fra 2isbon, q.
Gn., Ellen ipde1en Saa fln6en bsb
boseufpr en- GIDEON ! Woorbeao.
eIps ia bje. anbrrD aFieIS, en-
80 Gnr gdnrmel Ronb I 9uIutb.
foiM rplig reo Of en- Srappe fra Ga.
ben op I'll bans SeiIisbeo og log zig
ibf9I.
3dSase fra Aiaifn. SCR. z. Sub.
broub,eu, "WinneopoIis 9ibcrbes"
11Dstner, oa Srj.ru % abpofat Sen.
m s, @jertien fom iibfte llae I'll.
bose fra IN Ttr paa rogie Tiger iii
GIofa,
YSSsanfer. goftnefiereu { sIecSs
@pe bar ar'sst ON, a. Der I bans
%oftfontor Iitaa b!ioe oerettet goii.
'pdre6anf. Watiefnl6arferre { @a.
feta % Sbofopes bar iubIenot gnbra
aeirbe ON at bIiSe nnerfier6t Tom
Gepoiiterier for 4ofhparebantcr.
garu ffabef. Sans Scenes 8.
narfee Sen @bbfe ! gosIep Ieeebe |
@arbe6en al nosie alilpoene oa iaIot
~faalebes, at en- al bisIe pasiereoe
oner bars SfsIber sg beire arm,