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Some Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson For June 10
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER BIBLE STUDY cLus
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will reap the greater harvest, the one
who sows the seed anywhere, ana
everywhere, or the one who only
sows on we'll prepared ground?
Verse S-Which faithful Christian
is the more meritorious the one who
has good ground to SOW on, and gets
good crop, or the one who mas snat
low, stony, and thorny ground IRON
which he gets poor crop why?
Verse 9-What is the difference ne
tween the inner ears, with which we
hear mortal and spiritual truth, ana
the outward or physical ears.
Is it fault, or a misfortune, 70
have dull spiritual ears?
Verses 1S-19-What Is "the Woro
Of the kingdom" which all Christians
should SOW?
What class of persons are these
way side" hearers?
Is understanding the word under
the control of every hearer?
Verses 20-21-What relation to God
do those hold VIII. receive the Word
with joy but after awhile fall away!
What is the difference between
"way side hearers and stony
groundn hearers. and what is the diff
ference in their blameworthiness!
Verse 22--What are the causes OF
backsliding on the part OF those who
have been really converted?
Were these who received seed
amcng the thorns' every really con-
verted?
Verse 23-What merit is to be
awarded to those who answer to the
good ground hearers?
What is the fruit which is borne
by every good Christian?
Lesson for Sunday, June 26, 1910.
Parable Of the Tares. Matt. Kill "a
80, 36-43.
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The Parable Of the sower.- Matt.
xiii:1-9. 1928.
Golden Text Wherefore putting
away all filthiness and overlooking Of
wickedness; receive with meekness
the implanted word which Is able TO
save your souls. JAS. i:2I
Verses 1-2-Jesus seems to have
laughs his fellows, on every opportun-
ity, about things pertaining to the
Kingdom of God. Why is 1t both the
privilege and duty OF every Jesus man,
to do the same thing?
What was the charm in Jesus,
which attracted to him such great
crowds?
Verse s-Why did Jesus teach In
parallels, and what are the advant-
ages, or disadvantages Of that method
Of teaching?
In what respect does the teaching
OF religion resemble the sowing of
seed? (This question must be an
swered In writing by members OF the
club).
Verse Allow would you character.
lie 1 farmer or gardner, who tried
to sow seed on the highway?
Should Christian SOW the seed OF
the gospel In those hearts which are
not prepared to receive It?
II a path, or road, runs through
q well prepared field, then some OF
the seed sown by hand, will probably
be scattered sby the wayside. Nov
what will be the difference in the
cron from the prepared ground, ana
that from "the wayside!
Verses 5.7-Why Is Christian IN
der as much obligation to prepare the
ground. when that Is possible, pe1ore
sowing the seed, as a gardener?
Taking the ground to represent
human hearts which Christian soWer
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BONAPARTE.

Walter s. Lane has sold his jewelry
business to the Harry Martin plano
and jewelry company of Kahoka, Mo.
This company will continue the BUSH
ness here in the same location and 1t
will be In charge OF Dade Martin who
with his wife viii go to housekeeping
here.
j. q. and P. S. whitney went to
Burlington Saturday night on busi-
ness.
Miss Tinte Cox who has been IN
Chicago the past year came Satur-
day evening for weeks visit with
home folks 8. I. Cox and family.
Walter S. Lane and Family will re-
move to Carthage, ILL.,, in the near
future where Mr.. Lane will engage in
the jewelry business.
The Harrington Junior base ball
team was defeated here Friday by the
Bonaparte athletes by a top heavy
score. s
Miss Arlie Coolidge left Saturday
for Madison, Wis. where she will
make an extended visit with the
French Eason family.
Master Ivan VasS who has been vis-
iting his grandparents, O. ]. Coolidge
and wife returned to his home in Der
Moines Monday.
Mrs. Cynthia Troutman returned on
Saturday from a several weeks visit
in Troy and Eldon.
S. /. Cox and son Roger spent Sun
dav In Pekin, Ia, with Mr.. Cox's moth
or.
Roy M Smith who has been attend
ing school at Ames returned home on
Thursday for the summer vacation.
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PENNINGTON.

sTT7 Is
The following left Monday for Keo-
.sauaua to attend the Van Buren, coun-
~ normal: Prof. A. 4. 8; owen, MlsSes
Ripple Cleave. Louise Michel. Eddalee
Morse. Blanche Wells, Hazel Lerche'
Lulu Hartrick and Nellie Cahhl.
Miss Anna Beeson left Saturoay ios
Hannibal. Mo. for q weeks visit with
her cousin Mrs. Effie Cory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ray and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Watts and son Leslie OF
.Bonaparte visited Sunday with Farm
Mesdames Lineweaver. Henry and
Wolf OF Bonaparte visited SATURDAY
with Mrs. Bottom.
Miss Pearl Cassidy left Monday Tor
Burlington where she has employment
In the box factory.
Miss Goldie Corns who has been
teaching at Mystic returned home OF,
Tuesday.
has been visiting Pennington friends
for the past six weeks returned home
Monday.
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carnIva, for Remsen.

Remsen,, June 1.-THE committee
on finance named by the Commercial
club Of this place has made report
to the board Of directors and It shows
that at the present time q fund OF
81 200 has been secured with which to
conduct threeday carnival in the
latter part Of August or the forepart
OF September. 1910. The arrangement
committee is now corresponding With
the leading entertainment troupes In
the country, and everything will be
done to make the carnival attractive
and successful. Dates will be set In
short time.
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keokuk Girl Looking for Lover.

Centerville, June 14.-Kathryn
Macy. Route /, Keokuk, Iowa, is look
ing for a romance. She wrote her
name on strawberry box which was
shipped to this city and which finally
fell into the hands of one of Center
ville's popular young restaurant men
who is single and who will not line
up to his opportunities II he doesn't
make prompt response to the enconr-
agement Of this interesting young
strawberry picker with the reflection
of the berries in her face and doubt
less being in the berry section she is
an adept in the art Of baking that de-
licious edible, the short cake.
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SVV~V
SlGOURN EY.

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Alta meeting OF the congregation OF
the First Presbyterian church held at
the close of the services Sunday morn
Ing June IL; the resignation OF Rev. D.
w. Morgan who has been pastor OF tho
church for the past two years was ac-
cepted by the congregation and vote
OF thanks extended to Mr.. Morgan for
his efficient services.
The bali game scheduled for Sun
day afternoon June IL between the
Sigourney team and the WASHINGTON
nine, composed OF yong ladies, failed
to materialize. Sunday morning it was
reported by phone that the young
ladies could not get to Sigourney un-
less conveyance was furnished them.
Theodore Kenning drove to Washing
ton after the ladies in his automobile
but for some unaccountable reason the
ladies failed to come. A large crowd
had gathered at the amusement park
in anticipation Of the much looked for
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Doty Clothing CO.
200, I'll East Main. Jerry Shea, Manager

Thursday for trip through Colorado
and Wyoming.
Mrs. Levi Frazier was quite Ill last
week
Miss Cophine Rock is at home for
the summer vacation. She has been
attending school at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Mary Garretson Of Chicago is
visiting home folks.
Miss Nellie Lewis, following an ex-
tended visit with her cousin, Mrs. G..
w. Barber has returned to Reinbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Scott spent Thurs
day at Keokuk where medical aid was
sought for the latter.
/. Little Miss Anna Ingrim Is visiting
her aunt Mrs. T. B. Safer at Danville.
Miss Maude Whistler arrived home
from Washington state Thursday.
Mrs. ]. B. Jorden recently entertain
ed her mother Mrs. Kate Cochran from
Hillsboro. ..,
Miss Bertha Mckee came from
Montgomery, Alabama, to visit hel
sister. Mrs. w. HDggatt.
Following several weeks spent witt,
relatives at Mount Pleasant and
Salem, Miss Reeta Pittman left for
her home at Coin Tuesday. she was
accompanied by her friend Miss Mary
Almond who will enjoy visit at the
Pitman home.
Hon Enoch Berry OF Salem is nom
mated for his third term as represen-
tative from this district.
After visiting her friend Mrs. Azur
Barton, Mrs. Cramer has returned to
Birmingham.
Mrs. Enoch Beery Of Salem. Misses
Mary and Delilah Berry Of New Lon
don departed Thursday for Ohio where
. -eunion Of the Beery family will be
held.
Train Dispatcher Frank Hawkins Of
Hannibal, Mo-. his wife and two sons,
na u 1 home ' 81 MI e ana sSs Mrs = w
Hawkins.
Mrs. ]. w. Rhode Of Keokuk is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
knight.
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ohio Man Takes Charge Of Brother.

burlington, June 14.-F. M. Dorsey
81 Shelby, Ohio, arrived in the city to
take charge Of his brother Elmer Dor.
sey. WHO had been missing since April
ii. Elmer had been student at the
state university at Columbia, and
through overwork became mentally
mnhalanced. The last he remembered
was sitting in his room with damp
towel around his head, making an eff
fort to study. He left the building to
walk home and his mind became
HANK. He had since been tramping
aver the country and when he left
burlington was in such an exhausted
condition from lack Of food, that he
could not talk intelligently. He walk
al into the police station and was CIV
en- good care by the officers. He says
his .,en1ory returned to him here. He
was oyerjoyed at again seeing his
brother and the two left yesterday for
their home.
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ris and Miss 1nez Heston.
Roy Palmer who has been attending
school at Ames is home for his vaca-
ton. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Channpman left
this morning for Moberly. Mo-. to visit
friends.
Miss Jennie True entertained 2
number OF friends from Ottumwa on
Sunday.
Dr, and Mrs. Grown spent Sunday In
ottunWa with DR.. and Mrs. Brockn1an.
Miss Doris Carson who has been
confined to her home for some time on
account Of a fractured ankle Is able 70
be out again.
Mrs. Chas. Switzer and children OF
M ana Mrs. All Mater, and Miss
Edith Lee. Mrs. j. Mater, Mrs. Hart
suck and daughters Fern went to Iowa
CITY yesterday to attend the com
r1nencement exercises.
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Needle Breaks of in Hand.

Sidney, June l4.-Mrs. Mills Lyman
az Tabor was the victim Of a painful
accident this week, when she ran
needle into her hand while brushing
IN a table. The needle penetrated to
the bone, and, breaking off beneath
the fiesh, made it impossible to pull
n out. AS no Tabor physician had an
X-ray machine, she came to Sidney,
where DR.. Lovelady removed the
needle, using the photo made by the
machine as guide in locating the
needle.
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IOWA BAR ADMITS
s. U. |. STUDENTS
YOUNG MEN FROM ALL OVER
STATE PASS ExAMl-
NATIONS.

Iowa City, June 14.-State board
examinations in law at the University
Of iowa have resulted in the following
admittances to the Iowa bar:
W. J. Allen, Laurens; F. H. Arnold
Manchester; Lewis Bagley. Audubon;
s. g.. BANNER, Hamburg; Miss M. I'M
ogen Benson, Ames; P. P. Black, West
Liberty: G. c. Bowen, Carroll; b. -.
Boylan. waucoma; w. ]. Bryant, Ma
son City: H. I. Bryson, Wellman; y.
D, Burrell, Epworth; M. Canll,
2Sirfax: J. H. Campbell. Battle Creek;
q. Clark. Waverly; r. H. Comfy,
iowa Falls; J.. w. Conway, Marcus;
". Il. Dyer. Boone; Frederick J. DaW
lev. Cedar Rapids; e. T. Edmonson'
Columbus Junction; o. A. Elliott, Mar
ion.@G. ., Eichorn, Malcolm; J. M;
FaA .Centeryille; w. M. Field, Lake
CITY: g., A. Fisher, Anamosa; V. T.
Gabrielson; Harcourt; M. J. German =
Anamosa; A. A. Harden, Casey; y. r.
Harding, odebolt; H. M. Harwooa'
Des MONIES; /. G. Hastings, spencer
". b. Hayes, Mason City; NJ. M. Hem
ineway, Hampton: G. e. Herrlck. Ex-
ira: j. g. Higgins, Davenport; W. =.
j Johnston, Estheryille; A. J. Kane, Du-
buoue: j. F. Keefe, Sioux City; A: M.
Kent, Rolfe; c. E. Klein, Muscatine;
r. AZ. Lamb, vining; James J. Leni-
han. Dubuque; Charles F. Luberger,
Cedar Rapids; 7. E. Mcdonald, Des
Moines: James Moody, Nora springs;
]. "A. Murray, Little Sioux; jacob Mel
son Prosper, Mimi; r. e. Nlcnol. lda
. Grove: ]. r. Olinger, Missouri valley;
n pike. whiting; J. e. Piper. Mt.
Pleasant; George A. Rice, Mapieton'
q =. Rowe. Sac City; r. V. Sager,
Stony city, j. G. shipley, Mason City;
NJ, II. smith, Davenport; G. G. Smith.
davenport: r. w. Smith, Waterloo; G.
n stephenson, Burlington; J. E. Ste
yens. Boone; j. e. Talbot. Brooklyn;
&. I.,'Tnomas, Leta.t, " ia, 1'nomas
Tiernan, iowa City; A. T. Wallace, Des
Moines; H. S. Walker, Q. J. We1cn,
M,1scatine
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DR.. JOLLY NAY SECURE RELEASE
Judge ThorneIr Reduces Hamburg
Mans Bond From $4,000
~ xo.nnf

Sidney. Ia, June 14-Judge Thor
nell reduced the bonds Of DR.. Arnold
jolly OF Hamburg from $4,000 to
$4,000 It Is understood that signers
have been secured sufiicient to give
the doctor his liberty. Two of the
sureties are John Norsley and AM
brose Parkinson, wealthy residents Of
Percival. For the past month Or. Jolly
has been. In jail, charged with having
performed criminal operation upon
Mrs. Perry Nobitt, which caused her
death. Mr.. Nobitt committed suicide
the night his wife died.
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CHARLTON.

\ Mrs a.. NJ. RoseGcrg and daughters,
Mrs. .Hettie Sanders and Miss Rachel
Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Open
heimer and l. Assn1an returned Sum
day evening from Ottumwa where
they had accompanied the remains OF
Mr.. Rosenberg for interment in the
Jewish cemetery.
Miss Name Hurley Of Des Moines'
formerly Of this city, Is here for q
visit with Mrs. B. r. Van Dyke and
other friends.
Mrs. r. Chapman OF Aurora, Nebr.,
returned home yesterday after a visit
with relatives In Lucas. She was
called there few weeks ago by the
death Of her father, Thos. Wells.
Mrs G.. w. Ensley visited friends In
Melrose yesterday.
a visit In Lincoln, Neb., with her sis
ter expecting to be absent about two
" Messrs. John Cowan and Rudolph
johnson of Otturnwa visited in this
city Yesterday with Martha Becker
and Ferne Young while on their way
to Salt Lake City, Utah, where they
expect to be employed this summer.
terday from Minneapolis. MINI,
where she had been teaching in the
public schools.
Miss Birdie Foster left today for st.
Edward, Nebr., called there by the
Illness Of her sister law. Mrs. VIM.
Foster.
Mrs. Granville Foster and children
are spending the week with relatives
Raw Harding OF sigourney returned
to his duties yesterday after spending
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Kestler departed
last evening for visit in Rolfe with
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young and son,
formerly of this city, but who have
been residing at Centefville for some
time, returned to Charlton yesterday
and will again make this place their
home.
daughters Of Otturnwa came yesterday
for q visit with the formers sister.
Mrs. L. N. Edison and other relatives
and old friends.
Mrs. Curfnan and daughter End
ma Of Laconta were visitors IN this
city yesterday,
Mrs. Louise Dalin Of Des Moines
came Yesterday for visit with old
friends. She formerly resided here.
Miss Ursel Allen Of Des Moines,
formerly Of Cedar township, this
county, was greeting friends here yes
terday while On her way home from 8
visit in Russell.
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GuARDsMEN AT SHOOT.
Two Hundred Officers Of !. N. 6. Hav-
Ing Practical shoot at
Des Mojnes.

Des Moines, June 14.-(SpeciaD NJ
Nearly 200 officers Of the Iowa Ma
tional guard are in camp here on the
rifle range, north Of the city where
Major D. B. Devore of the Eleventh u.
s. infantry and six assistants will give
them instructions for the next week.
This is the frst time the officers Of
the guard have had a practical school
and they will drill and work like ell
listed men for a week. The weakness
OF the guard in the opinion OF the war
department is the lack Of knowledge
OF it's officers and this is to be rem
edied.
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State Employees Want Wage Raise.

State employees WaH wage Hstse.
Des Moines, June 1.-THE state OF
Iowa will have to pay better salaries
and wages or run short handed in the
next year.
The state board Of control was en-
gagged yesterday in wrestling with the
problem Of how to TX up compensa-
ton so that the various positions
would not 60 vacant. The demand is
strong from every state institution for
increases in wages.
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ELDoN.

- p Z y
u The Ladies Aid OF the Congrega-
ttonal church gave Eldon one OF the
best entertainments It was Mrs. Jar
ley.s: Wax Works.
Mr.. Kelley and sons who have been
sinking g. shaft on the farm OF Mr..
Hendricks just east OF town have been
rewarded at 60 feet with splendid
vein Of three foot coal covered with
rock roof. They have expended quite
sum in sinking the shaft and have q
ten year lease.
Childrens day Sunday was observed
at ali the church and biz crowds were
Mr.. Holsey Of Clarksville. Okla, y
visiting his brother and many OF his
old friends. He was an Eldon boy IN
the sos and one Of the s6th Iowa ana
prisoner Of war In Tyler. Texas for
ten month.
Mrs. Fitzgerald aged 90 died Sunday
night.
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Council Bluffs Attorney Suicides.

Council Bluffs, June 14.-Robert p.
O'Hanley, one OF the best known at
torneys in Council Bluffs, committed
suicide In Walnut Hill cemetery.
Death resulted from a bullet wound in
the head. OHanley rode to the ceme-
terry with some strangely from whom
he asked a ride. having ridden to the
end Of the car line on the street car.
O'Hanley was employed in the Office
of Wright & Baldwin, attorneys, for a
number Of years. He leaves a wife
and one son. The only motive that
has been assigned for the self murder
is dependency over iii health. O'Han-
ley is said to have been threatened
with locomotor ataxia.
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- H tS i5 BLOOM FIELD.

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Il se..s..-s.v. te-e. )
Dr.. Carl Hargis Of Cincinnati. Wis
tied a few days this week with his
cousin, Mrs. u. G. johnson.
Mrs, T. II. Corrick and children OF
FOttumwa passed through this city
Monday on their way to Pulaski where
they will visit her parents, MI. ana
Mrs j. e. Reed.
", w. Wishard and wife entertained
1t, dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warner and son Otto and Fred War
ner and wife and Van Warm and wife
Mrs. Josephine Mcclure returned
home Monday from a three weeks
visit in Des Moines.
Carl Shaw and wife and daughter
Marguerite of OttumWa, visited over
Sunday with their parents.
Miss Ivan HOFFMAN OF Pulaski, yis-
tied the first OF the week with her
uncle, u. S. Scott.
/ Oval Walker Is spending the week
with relatives near Mark.
I "A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, who live
five miles north Of town, Saturday
Mrs VIM Ekin and Mrs. Capt. War
IrihEton spent Monday at the DR.. Ware
horne ia Mculton.
Warrington Bros. are laying cement
side walks In Noulton this week.
Clarence johnson Of Moulton. Wis
tied the first Of the week with his
uncle, u. G.. Johnson.
Miss Bessie Anderson Of Iron
Mountain, Mich, IL visiting her sister
Mrs. c. c. Dalrynp,e. .
Mrs II. "A. Wishafd and daughter
Hazel. and Misses Marguerite Duck
worth and Lerue Sewers spent Mon
day g., OttumWa. aE
Miss Bessie Purdin o. Browning,
Mo-, who his been visiting her cousin
Mrs. Bert Morrow, returned home
Mrs. j. 6. warrington was an OF
turnwa visitor Monday.
1 Ike Shepherd, Jim stookesberry,
Duff Burchett and 8. E. Rowe left
Monday to attend the grand lodge OF
Masons at Waterloo
Miss Beryi Lockman Of Belknap,
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Miss Eva Lacknan.
Mrs Harry Burchett entertained q
number Of friends Monday afternoon
dance Friday night for the Salarna-
Rundies and the Gophers.
y DR.. Murphy OF Esldon visited over
Sunday with his father Thornt Muir
MI. and Mrs. Pollard Patterson who
have been visiting relatives here re-
turned Monday to their home In Par
sons, Kans. r
Mrs, walter Carpenter left Monday
TOR Ottumwa to attend the wedding Of
Miss Grace Whitcomb and Chester
Wilson both OF Ottumwa which will
occur "wednesday. !.
z a runaway Saturday evening right
after. band concert caused quite an
excitement. The farm team OF William
Brizendine became frightened and
started to run. Mrs. Brizendine being
in the buggy. When they got in front
Of Loeb's grocery one OF the horses
reared up and fell on top Of Clarence
Fry's buggy. smashing it TO pieces
Mr.. FRY was in the buggy and 1t was
thought that he would be killed as he
was under the horse He was bruised
considerably.
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calhoun county g. M. G. A. Work.

Lake City, June 14.-Calhoun coull.
ty has been organized for Young Mems
Christian association work under what
is known as the county work plan.
The organizing convention was held
at Rockwell City this week. The
county committee met after the con-
vention adjourned aud elected omcers
as follows: Chairman, M. w Frick;
vice chairman. M, w. Fitz; Clerk, Ed
Burch; treasurer, e. p. HUFF. O. ID.
Atkinson, who has been secretary in
Buena Vista county for two years, was
called to the Office Of county secretary,
to begin work as soon as possible.
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PEOPLES PULPIT

Tho Courier will publish in
this column articles contributed
by its readers. Tho cornmunica-
tions should Be typewriter, or
in plain hand on one side OF the
paper, and signed.
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Man az 20 overcome by Gas Dies.

Des Moines, June 14.-(SpeciaD n
Edward Jargeson, aged 10, overcome
Nv gas at his home here, died in the
Methodist hospital. For many years
he was veil known as a Salvation
Army WocsT..
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EppYvILL-.

Or. +. E. Vance left last night for
Chicago to attend the alumni meeting
OF Rush Medical college.
Those on the sick list are Mr..
Duyher, Ruth Seeds, the son Of =. M.
Postmaster Crosser made 4 business
trip to Waterloo today.
Oskaloosa passengers today were
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Palmer, Ruth Nor
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II. w. Suechting,
Corner washington and Second

game, but all had to 50 hosns disap-
pointed.
r. b. Snakenburg. of Cedar Rapids
spent Sunday at Sigourney with his
family.
Mrs. Eva H, Ogden left Saturday for
What Cheer on q business trip. She
will return home this week.
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Brighten Up
Your Home.

Furniture wears out and must be
Frightened up every % oftsn. We
upholster and rspair any piece o. sur.
come to your home.