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. CHARLTON.

Mrs. Geo. Timmons and baby of OF
tumwa returned home yesterday after
a weeks visit with her parents Mn.
and Mrs. Eric Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hanlin went to
Russell yesterday to spend few days
with relatives
Mrs. Felix Hanson of Red Oak. is
visiting in Charlton guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. L;ndquist.
Mrs. S. A. Hawk and daughters Mel
lie and Iva left yesterday for a few
days visit with relatives in Villisca,
after which they will go to Pine Bluff,
Wyo, to make their home.
Mrs. D. B. Clark of Clarinda, re-
turned home yesterday after few
days visit with her son Alfred and
wife.
Miss Ethel Wilson left yesterday for
Des Moines where she will be employ
ed as stenographer for the w. E.
Ashby Telephone Co., recently Of this
place.
The members of the Thimble club
were pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dave
Storie by Mesdames Storie and Peake.
Mrs. Mollie Gravatt is visiting in st.
Joe with her brother Chas. Gravatt
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rea Of Abba,
formerly of this city, came yesterday
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ilBERTYVILLE.

Mrs. Anna Bell Williams has re-
turned from weeks visit with her
brother in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. j. r. Laughlin and Miss Col
die Anderson were shopping in Fair
field Monday.
Mrs. Mace Clinkenbeard and daugh-
ter Pauline, Fairfield, spent Thursday
at the Charlie Webb home near Lib
ertyville.
Mr.. and Mrs John Glotfelty were in
Ottumwa Thursday on business.
nj. Saurel is very i'll at his home in
Libertyville.
James Peebler expects to move
Monday into the Mrs H. Rodabaugh
property.
Ellis Peebler of Udell is here visit
inc with old friends.
Mrs Will Tedrow is able to be out
after several weeks illness.
John Atkinson and family moved to
Abba Wednesday where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.. Atkinson
and family will be missed, in this com
munity.
Simmer Bros. have moved into
their new store building.
Frank Grail of Fairfield was a bust
ness caller here Monday.
Henry Schoorey of Brookville was
transacting business in Libertyville
Monday and Tuesday.
The Free Methodist people are
holding meetings in the Adventist
church and are having large attend
ance.
Lee Fisher and family left Tuesday
for California where they will make
their future home.
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lends wish them a long and happy

friends wish them long and happy
life.
The Clay store was burned to the
ground Wednesday night. It is sup
posed to have caught fire by cart up
setting the lamp. The entire store and
contents were burned. also their house
which was adjoining the store build :
ing. Only a part of the household
goods were saved. The store was COW
cred by insurance to the amount Of
$780, @
Dudley and silas Hesseltine of Ok
lahoma came Wednesday night, call
ed here by the serious illness OF their
mother. whose death occurred last
week.
John Jordon who sold his home to
Fl. c. Cooper will move to Davenport
next week.
Mrs. Clarence Emery Of Fairfield
visited last week with Mrs. T. L. En-
cry.
Mrs. AID PARCEL is very i'll this week
Alex Mlksch and wife have returned
home after two months visit in Ok
lahoma
Fred Williams has purchased the
Geo. Kneer property and 37e lots IN
the east part Of town for the consider
alton Of $4,000.
Stemple White will sell his house
hold goods at auction and leave for
Mason City and Algona where he and
his wife are engaged in gospel work.
Bun Horn and family will leave
next week for their new nome IN
Galesburg, Ill.
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CHARLTON

The funeral services of Mrs. Robt.
Bradford, of English township, who
died suddenly at her home on Thurs
day night with heart trouble, were
held yesterday forenoon at II o'clock
at the home. Deceased is survived by
several children, all grown.
Giles Essex and Miss Fern Foster,
both of Pleasant township, were mar
ried in Charlton on Thursday after
noon, March 3, at the Presbyterian
manse, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. w. S. McCullagh. They de
parted Saturday for mAlliance, Neb..
where they will reside on farm. Both
are highly respected young people and
will have the best wishes Of host
of friends. The groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Essex, who also left
Saturday for Alliance, and the bride
Foster of Pleasant township.
Mrs. w. E. Clark of Osceola, is Wis
iting in this city with her sister, Mrs.
G. F.. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Frank Hickey of Russell, re-
turned home Saturday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Hickey.
Mrs. David Goltry of Oskaloosa
came aSturday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sanger and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ira Karman and children visit
ed over Sunday with relatives in La
coma.
Mrs. F. B. Curtis returned Saturday
from a visit in Humaston with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Merrill Scovel who is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. P. v. Van Arsdale left Satur-
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Thelnea, the 16-year- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy living miles
west Of town died at her home Tues
lay with diphtheria and was buried
Wednesday. The family are quarantine
I'd.
Miss Alta Belmer of Eldon visited
Dver Sunday with friends in town.
Albert Hill, who Is attending school
In Burlington visited the first of the
week with his parents and Monday ne
departed for DEBORAH. la, where he
expects to spend the summer
Thursday evening about forty OF
Miss Zoe Harness friends gave her a
linen shower at her home northwest
81 town In honor Of her approaching
marriage with gentleman from Ra-
tavia. Refreshments We're served ana
many valuable and useful presents or
linen were given her and the guests
spent a very pleasant evening.
Miss Monta West of Burlington Wis
lied here the first Of the week with
her aunt, Mrs. Cy Anderson.
Mrs. Robert Buckmaster living four
miles southwest Of here was danger
busly Ill the first Of the week at her
home with neuralgia Of the heart.
J. J. Gilchrist, wife and two chill
aren who have been spending the past
two months with their parents and
pther relatives went to Kansas CITY
Thursday enroute to their nome III
Spokane. Chas. Gilchrfst accompanied
them home.
Frank Apt spent several days the
last Of the week at his former home in
Eerre Haute, III.
Nr. and Mrs. Ed jeffrey living two
and one-half miles from town are the
parents Of a son. born Wednesday.
r. o. S11errick and farnily Of Lfoer-
tyyil1e visited In town Saturday with
Htten1s.
Fairfield shoppers Monday
MISS Leila Miller Of Kansas City,
rama home the last of the week TO
visit with her parents to attend the
wedding Of her brother r. 8. Miller.
Earl Glalfa Of Ft. Madison is visiting
VISIT with her parents and attend the
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c. w. Matthews left Wednesday
morning for Grand Junction, Colorado,
where he expects to make his future
home.
Miss Mary Miller has returned home
from a ten days visit at Lamar, Mo.
Mrs. Vine Blake and daughter,
Helen, visited their brother and uncle,
James Altheide, and wife, from Mon
day until Wednesday of this week
Miss Maud Corrick of Bloomfield
visited her sister, Flora, Friday night,
returning to her home Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ira Brunk and Barnie Brnuk Of
Chicago arrived Tuesday morning for
q weeks visit with Mrs. S. Brunk and
other relatives.
Protracted meetings still continue
at the Methodist Episcopal church
with increased interest.
Herbert Lee visited his sister, Mrs.
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Mrs Clara Rodgers of Waterloo Is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy Dorothy.
Percy and ella Chisman returned
Friday from Highland Center where
they visited their sister Mrs. Lee
Dorothy.
Mrs. VIM. Shea visited relatives
here Friday.
?Mayo William returned Thursday
from Des Moines where he attended
business matters.
Ellet Cohagan returned Saturday
from Des MoiEes where he attended
the State Hardware Dealers associa-
ton.
Mrs Curns Koortz went to Ottllm-
wa Friday evening to visit her mother
Mrs. R. J. Reveal.
Leila Snow is visiting relatives and
friends in OttumWa.
Mrs Arnold Jay and daughter
Marjorie were Ottumwa visitors Sat
urday.
Petty McVey returned to her home
in Clarkdale Thursday.
Joe Thompson is visiting relatives
in Ottumwa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Boley visited in
Birmingham Thursday.
Miss Clara Pickard visited her
brother Walter Dickard and wife here
this week
Bess Guthrie who taueh school the
past winter near New london is home
for short vacation.
Miss Helen Davidson of North
Plato. Neb is yisitine relatives here
Mrs Benton Campbell who lives
southwest Of town was called to MT.
Sterling a couple of days ago by the
death of her grandmother.
A. B. Hixson returned from Fl Mad
ison recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Collins of Mount
Pleasant We're in town last week
Postmaster Ferree has been very ill
the past week.
Jane Hockey has bought the SPAIN
place.
Mrs. J. E. Elliot spent several days
recently with her mother in Rome.
Gene Newbold was business visitor
in Birmingham Tuesday.
J. w. Mickelwait bought the lot east
of the Paul Ferree residence few
days ago from his brother Sam.
Mrs. Milt Pope was called to Chica-
go a few days ago by tie illness Of
her daughter Mrs. Anna Johnson.
Miss Rachel Wiley is in Missouri
caring for sick niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry are en-
loving a visit from their sons. c. f..
Perry of Logan, Kans., and G. A.
Perry Of Belleville, Kans.
Ralph Billingsly spent Wednesday in
Mount Pleasant.
VIII Barr came in for visit with
his sisters Mrs. Mary Whitaker and
Nell Wheatley.
Mrs. June Myers is visiting her
mother Mrs. Lottie Davidson and her
sisters. Mrs. Blanche Church and
Mrs Minnie Coleman.
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WEST POINT.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz
near Houghton, February II, a son.
Mrs. VIM McCarmon very pleasant
Nv entertained the Ladie' Aid society
Friday afternoon. A dainty two course
luncheon was served and delightful
afternoon spent by all present.
Mrs Catherine Horsman died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Steve Bolte
Tuesday Morch l. aged 81 ears. Fun
eral services were held at st. Mary's
church Thursday. Interment In the
Catholic cemetery.
Robert Krinpler returned homo on
Tuesday from q months stay at Medi-
apolis at the John Whitlock home. Mr..
Whitlock's many friends will be glad
to learn he is recovering from recent
severe illness
Joseph Link of washington, Ia, Wis
tied relatives here last Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geers is visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. Kiener in Fl. Madison.
Henry Gericke of Des Moines ar
rived Tuesday for visit with his
mother.
Il. Cormody Of Coggen, Ia. is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. A. elites.
Mrs. Henry Rheem Is visiting her
daughter in Montrose.
Thus Avis recently visited his
" uSHlel wi ooiAii " HANi'Si> ~ ~ $50
apois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vonderhaar re-
turned to their home in FIT Madison
otter visit at the Barney Wellman
home.
Miss Ida Lehman has returned from
an extended visit at different points IN
Kansas.
Joseph Bergthold of 1T. Madison
was here several days last week, called
Nv, illness OF MS faJlor,
Frank Bergthold ST.
Mrs Gus Kaltefleiter and Miss
Myrtle Younk We're recent FIT. Madison
visitors:
Henry Pollmiller visited with rela-
tives in FIT. Madison last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry New
veg, Wednesday, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rotrige of St.
Paul visited at the F. H. Ossenbrink
home recently.
Jos. vonderhaar has returned from
a business trip to Nebraska.
Ed Eichorn was Keokuk visitor
several days last week
Mrs. Gee. S. La Rue has returned
home to CORN, Mo-, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Grit
fifth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutz of near
London visited Mrs. Barbara kre1ken-
baum several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gavin left on
Thursday for their future home IN
Burlington.
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Ed Rouse of Lucas visited Thursday
with John McVey.
]. M. Hanlin and wife of Charlton
visited Friday with c. II. Post ana
family.
Marty Morrison of Melrose spent
Friday In Russell.
Born to Thos. Beatty and wire, on
Tuesday, daughter.
Frank Whitcomb who has been
working for Joe Goltry has resigned
and will leave for Mexico where ms
father LYMAN Whitcomb is located.
Born, to Raymond Casebolt and
wife on Wednesday, daughter.
Francis Harris who has been STAYING
at Creston returned to Russell the fore
part of the week.
The members Of the Baptist CHOIR
gave play entitled 1.-The Singing
School," in the opera house on Frlday.
and Saturday evenings.
Clarence Loynachan went to Char
iton on Friday to visit with friends.
Lee Singleterry and son held a sale
OF their household goods on Satur-
day.
On Wednesday wrestling match
was held in the opera house for the
championship of Russell. Homer JET
fries was successful in throwing his
opponent Ernest Gustavison.
James T. Kennedy left Saturday for
Creston for a visit with his sister
Mrs Harve Elliott.
Earl Miksell spent Sunday at his
home at Oakley with home folks.
Carl Roberts is enjoying visit with
one Of his brothers.
O.. E. Hutchinson the new station
agent moved into the Post property
last week.
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Rev Mansen of the Dutch Reform
church has leased the Dots property
! south OF the park and is moving to
Eddyville this week.
Mrs. Oscar Emmanuel and Mrs. Ed
Emmanuel and children departed on
Saturday for Charles City to make
their home.
Mrs. w. T. Sly was an Abba passen-
ger Saturday Mrs. Sly expects to
leave for her home in Sturgis, S. D., in
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stevens of Dudley
have been visiting at the Abe StuDer
home and other relatives.
Mrs Jane Blake has purchased the
residence property of Noble Holloway
in the east part Of town.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Coryell who We're
called to Eddyville short time ago by
the death of their daughter. Mrs. Jas.
Davidson, have returned to their
home at Cedar Edge, Colo.
Mrs G. W. WEIGH left Saturday for
her home in Colchester, III. She was
accompanied by Bonnie Carson who
will make her home with her grand
mother.
on FRIDAY night the friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Shanks
were entertained very pleasantly at
their home and a very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all present. An
oyster supper was served.
Mrs. John Scott Of Abba has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Steele at
Bridgeport.
Miss Ada Middlesworth was called
to Oskaloosa Saturday by the serious
illness of her sister Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Wright underwent a surgical operation
and symptms Of blood poison have
developed.
Geo. Stuber of Bellville, Kans., who
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Stuber and other relatives,
left for his home Saturday. He will
visit relatives in Ottumwa and Char
ton an the wav home.
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Moving is the order of the day now,
not only the farmers, but Eldonites
have been changing their locations as
well.
The basket bail game between the
first and second high school teams will
come off at Mahaffey's March 18th.
Frank Shane. the retiring city mayor
has announced his candidacy for the
office Of representative for Wapello
county.
The city election will take place
Monday March Is and there will be
elected the following: mayor, one
councilman from each ward, two
councilmen at large, treasurer, assess
or. The usual polling places will be
open on that day.
Mrs Mae Huston and daughter
Perl have moved to Billings, Montana.
Attorney Lloyd L. Duke of Ottumwa
was a caller in Eldon recently.
Mrs. Elizabeth Llewellyn Of Ottum-
wa was in Eldon recently.
Mrs Currie and daughter OF Ottum-
wa are visiting the formers mother,
Mrs. Walker.
Bert Davis one Of Eldon's best
young men who is working for the
Excelsior Pig. Co., Of Chicago. is Wis
iting his fathers family this week.
Tuesday evening the Booster club
will hold a meeting and want big
turnout and many questions will como
up.
w. E. Aubry is i'll and his brother
in law of ottawa, ILL.,, is with him.
C. W. Weber DR.. D. A. Jay, E. L.
shore I E Houghland and Dan Fos-
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Aroused at Low Settlements.

ter will leave Monday evening for the
good roads convention at Des Moines
March Sth and 9th.
John Hall who Is delegate to the
good roads convention is i'll and can
not attend.
:. c.. Kile has moved to Readout,
Okla.
j. ". Kelley has leased land OF
John Hendricks next to Jaques add; :
ton for the mining of coal and has Il
shaft down 40 feet and will reach
the public
The Brotherhood club met at the
Congregational church Thursday
night and made all arrangements for
Ia public meeting March 18th.
Chas. Bierce has bought a big farm
adjoining Abba and expects to plot it
out for an addition.
Mrs. E. E. Hilles is recovering from
a spell Of sickness.
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kEosAUoUA.

Miss Florence Fleming left We'd
nesday for Otuumwa to visit friends
for short time.
F. J. Wells and mother departed on
Wednesday for Pocahontas county to
visit relatives for a couple Of weeks.
Miss Myrtle Bennett is visiting rela-
lives in Ottumwa.
Dr.. e. f. Sherman went to Kflbourne
Wednesday on business trip.
Mrs. Harry Stephenson and children
Of near Cantril are visiting friends in
Dttumwa. They are en- route to their
home in South Dakota.
A. C. Morrison and little son of Iowa
City have been guests Of Mr.. Morri
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pilot
Of Pfttsburg.
Miss Grace Lee left Friday for
Bloomfield for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John Lewis.
G. C. Rambo wen to Douds Friday
Tor a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. v. Webb and children depart
I'd Wednesday for Ottumwa and Bata-
7ia for a weeks visit with relatives.
Mark Whitney left Friday for
Bloomfield on business visit.
Mrs. J. /. Israel OF Bonaparte came
Friday for short visit with friends.
Misses Maud Heald and Dot Brown
returned Friday from Des Moines.
Mrs. s.. M. Brown has arrived home
from q two weeks visit with her son.
John Brown and family, of Council
Bluffs.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Congrega-
tionals church met at the home of Mrs.
S. w. Manning last Thursday. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
Mrs. Anna Dibble; vice president.
Mrs. Kate Parrot; secretary, Mrs.
Caroline Perkins; treasurer, Mrs. Ad-
lie Duckworth-
Mrs. Joe Regur and children are Wis
Ting relatives IN Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs Carpenter Of Buck
Grove, who bought a farm in this VI
ctnity last fall, arrived last night with
car load of goods.
Mrs. q. E. Sherman left Monday for
La Harpe, H., called there by the ill
ness Of sister.
Bates Manning of St Louis is in
Keosauqua visiting relatives.
Jay june and daughter Mae went to
Mt. Pleasant Friday, called there by
The sickness of the formers father
Miss Cora Harshbarger has been
visiting friends in Keokuk for the past
Few days.
John Myers of Drakeville came Sat
nrday for a couple of days visit with
his son, Elmer Myers, and wife.
Hollis Manning of Ames has been in
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c. ]. Nimtz left the fore part of the
future home. The family will follow IN
few days. Mr.. Nimtz expects to take
up government claim.
Oscar Weir left Friday for Miller,
S. D., where he and his family Will
make their future home. Mrs. Weh'
and children had preceded him there
several days ago.
DR.. Margaret Sherlock returned
from Chicago Wednesday where she
Curtis Heninger departed for his
home near Martinsburg Thursday
after having spent several days here
helping his brother c. c. Heninger.
Attorney Charles C. Heninger made
business trip to What Cheer on
Thursday.
Miss Pauline F'isch left for Boulder.
Colo, Thursday to make her future
home with her uncle Martin Reinert.
Miss Abbie Hamilton, daughter of
Hon. D. W. Hamilton, returned Wed-
nesday from Iowa City. where she has
been on account OF her health.
Theodore Kenning Of the firm OF
Kenning Bros. is.rin Des Moines this
week attending the Implement Dealers
convention.
The nomination papers of 3. w
Garrett who is a candidate for Clerk
of the Supreme Court were being Cir
c,llated here yesterday. Mr.. Garrett is
the former secretary of the board of
paroles.
District court convened here for the
purpose of closing the February term.
Only one contested case was on trial
The case was II. H. Cassens VS.. Fred
Meyer, in which controversy over
a private road was involved. The de-
PENDANT was about to fence up a piece
of land which the plaintiff claimed as
a private road The plaintiff commence
ed injunction proceedings against him
to restrain him from closing it up.
Henry Wagner appeared for the
plaintiff and F. L. Goeldner and D. w.
Hamilton We're attorneys for the de-
PENDANT. Judge Wilcockson took the
mater under Amusement, to be de-
termined later.
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Chas. Ferley and John Hart left on
Tuesday for Wyoming with view Of
getting some land
John Deskin and wife of Abba were
visiting at the Chas. Pabst home on
Sunday.
Wallace Convey moved his family
to Des Moines Tuesday where they
will make their future home.
H Supt Chas. AIDES IS ill 18th the
fever.
Miss Sigma Erickson Of Abba visit
ed her mother Mrs. c scar Erickson
Sunday.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy in the Cour-
fer want columns. Write your ad and
send it in with the same number of
cents that there are words in the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
David Anderson left Sunday for
Des Moines to be in attendance at
meeting Of the board Of state mine
examiners, of which he is member.
Mrs. Charles Pabst Is dangerously
ill with little hopes OF recovery.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson,
Thursday. March Sd, Miss Freda john
son and Earl Caster.
Mathew. Joe and Hughy Anderson OF
Hooking were called here Friday by
the death Of their brother. They re-
turned home Monday.
Rev. c. n. HINT filled his regular
appointment Sunday in the NJ. q.
church.
Charles Carlson is suffering with an
enlarged knee joint. He is taking
medical treatment from DR.. Lynch.
Mrs. Will Dowell of Bladensburs
passed through Ottumwa last evening
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Mrs. Fuqua and daughter Miss leila
of Pleasant Plain were visitors here
last week.
Mrs Effie Hampsher has returned TO
her home in Washington after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake RAIDER.
The many friends of Miss Bernlce
Wade and Logan Sellar were surprised
to hear that this young couple Went
quietly to Fairfield and We're married
on Wednesday. Mrs. Sellar is
teacher of the Clay school and Is
most estimable young lady. Mr.. Sellars
is q worthy young man. Ihelr many
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for visit with her mother Mrs. An
ma Sullivan and old friends.
Mrs. Nettie Adams Of Crawford,
Colo, who had been spending Ave
months with her brother J. L. Clowser
and other relatives Returned home
yesterday.
Bert Maxwell OF Wihterset. visited
friends In this city yesterday.
Chas. Tramel and wife Of Lincoln
township, left yesterday on a trip to
there
Ed Young and family expect to move
to Centerville in few days where he
will open wagon factory.
Harry Clowser and family of Lin
coin township are moving to Little
York, III.