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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
DEMOCRATS Teaching
Doctor SOME tricks
WOODROW WILSON SAYS JAMES
SMITH, JR., OUGHT 10 BACK
AND SIT DONN.

Newark. N. j., Dec. 26--The state
ment on the New Jersey scuatorship
situation issued tonight by James
Smith, Jr., is in the nature Of a re-
ply to Governor elect Wilson'S recent
declaration in favor Of the New Jer-
scy Democrat partys primary choice,
because MARITIME Is opposed 20
Smiths candidacy for senate.
In parts he says;
81 called upon Wilson shortly after
the election. Senatorial matters We're
discussed told him ! had not yet
reached a decision as to my candi-
dacy Processing high regard for me,
Wilson said my candidacy would meet
with some opposition from the peo-
pie; that in his Judgment they want
ed a man who had not previously APP
peared in the political arena--some
untrled man, Stating the recent pri-
mary farce, and that II would be
| disgrace TO the state TO send James
Il. MARITIME TO the senate, he asked
me to sit down with him and agree
upon candidate who would be ~
ceptable to hihi and to me.
"How it will scar the Doctors SOU
TO have his real view, as to the pri'
mary and as to the man he nov
lauds for senatorial honors. brought
by him to me with such painful &C
curacy lie wiil try 10 disavow 1t
but It Is true, and In his heart III
known It TO be true"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
TAFT APPROVES
APPORT|ONAENT
,WENTY MILLIONS FOR RECLA-
NATION WORK.
Ii Goes TO west
oncy 10 BE Spent During Next D
Nacrs-All Projects Taken
Care of

Associated Press,
Washington, Dec, 20. President
!, lft has approved the report Of tho
beclal board Of army engineers rec
Inmendlng the apportionmcnt Of the
4 lO,OOO,OOO fun, provided by congress,
hong the following reclamation
lFojccts in the west;
Salt River. Arizona. 100000.
Yuma, Arizona, and California, ST.
b0,OOo.
Grand Valley Colorado, $1,000
bO.
Uncompahagrc, Colorado, $500
90.
Payettc- Boise, Idaho. s2.OoO,OO0O.
Ink River, Montana, S1,OOO,0Ooo.
forth Platte, Wyoming, and Nebras-
a, $2.OOO,OOO,
Truckoc-Carson, Nevada, Sl19a,-
O0.
Rio Gronde, Texas and Mexico, Si,-
10000.
Umatilla, Oregon, SS25,OOO.
klamath, oregon and California
I600,0 600.
Strawberry Valley Utah, S2,27S,'
loo.
sunnyside and Tiston, at Yakima
$1,25O,O0O and $665,oOO
Twenty million is to be spent With
in the next five years and the inter
est on the loan is to be charged
against the projects.
The following projects, completed
or nearing completion, carry a rec
for funds from the gen
eral reclamation act sufficient onl'
for maintenance and operation:
Orland, California; Carlsbad, New
Pondo, New Mexico; Gardel
City Kansas; Kittitas, wasatas AM
Benton Units of the Yakima Valley
Washington.
For the existing reclamation proI
ects of the board of engineers, in tn
report approved by the President. an
the recommendation for allotment
from the general reclamation fun
is as follows:
Missouri Pumping. North Dakota
Bellefourche, South Dakota; She
shonc. wyoming; Minidoka. Idaho
Huntley. Montana; Sun River, Mon
tana: Lower Yellowstone, Montana
and Okanogan, Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
His Clever IIOnx.

Hennepin. okla, Dec, &c Accord
ing to Deputy Sheriff George Welch
Of Garvin County, II is the belief of
the officers of that county that the
reported murder Of Or. II. l.. Burns
at IIenncpin on Thursday night last
is clever hoax, prepared and exc
cutcd by the physician himself.
This statement was made after the
authorities Of Garvln County had
spent the entire day Sunday In an In
vesisation Of the surrounding of the
DR.. Burns home at Honnepin
Saturday night the state was start
led by the announcement that DR..
Burns was believed TO have been muir
dered at his home. Reports stated
that blood had been spattored about
the house aud that portions OF flesh
were found scattered about the place.
The first results OF an investigation
disclosed evidences that brutal muir
der had been committed and that the
victims body had been discerned In
the roadways about the Burns place
and the officials came to the conclu-
sion that the murd,rers had made
Off with the mutilated corpse in a
wagon.
Immediately after the circulation
OF the reports the officials Of the
county commenced an extended invos-
| tignuon The house and premises
were gone over IN detail, with the re-
suit that the announcement was made
that the physician lives and that the
murder story is the result of a plan
Of his to escape answering to charge
of assault with intent to kill upon the
/ person ~ Robert Mayes a lIenncpin
blacksmith Dr.. Burns was released
on bond after an arragnment on the
assault charge and was to appear IN
court for trial last Saturday When
the case was called In the circuit dis
trict court here and the doctor fail
ed to appear an investigation started
which resulted In the discovery of the
evidences of murder.
, Scattered about the bedroom ir
! which DR.. Burns slept were pieces oi
) flesh. which were at first thought tC
) be portions Of human body II
} some Instances locks Of hair wer'
) found. These pieces Of flesh, together
} with o quantity Of coagulated blood
) we're placed In glass by the sheriff
) and are being closely guarded unit
} an examination can he made by chem
} lists. The examination will prcbabl'
} take place tomorrow.
} II ls the belief Of the officers her,
that DR.. Burns, deciding that con
vlction was probable on the assaul
) charge planned to hoax tho authori
ties. Accordingly he Slaughtered
some animal. probably cat or dol
stripped flesh from the carcass, Oh
tanned a quantity OF blood, and scat
tered the remnants about his house
He then made his escape from the VII
lage, II IL said In which dlrectIo
Or. Burns fled. the authorities hay
no idea. They have commenced a
extended search, however and furth
cr developments are expected wlthi
a few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
THE hornet" TO Be
AMMUNITION Vessel
BONILLA AND GEN. CHRISTMAS
ARE NOW on THE ROAD
TO HONDURAS.

BY Associated ftrANt
Washington, Dec. 26.-Manuei Bo-
nlla, former president OF Honduras,
and Gen Lee Christmas, an Amerl-
can soldier Of fortune. both OF whom
disappeared after the steamer Hornet
left New Orleans several days ago,
sailed for Honduras aboard the pas
sengcr tcamor, Tolead, for the revo-
luton. according to private dispatch
cs received today.
Bonllla and Chrsamas, It is said
tonight. took every preoautlon that
the neutrality laws would not be yio-
lated In connection with the sailing
OF the Hornet, but agents are eS
pected to meet the vessel at SOME
oolnt In central American and form.
allv rsgrrc 10 sor uec IN tra/2ort'
lnr nmmur, on Dts3 :. w and down
/ Tie coast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27

pounds Of made-up tobacco credit
| To Missouri for the last fiscal yeV
there were used by As factories / I
288,6ii pounds OF unstemmed lea
/ S5,570,Al0 pounds of stcmmed lea
l,5GO,39S pounds Of llcorlcc, S,370,S-
pounds of sugar and 3,iS4.321 pound
| miscellaneous. The total pounds {
material was 75,61S,622 pounds, III
difference between this amount ar
the 74,754,i12 pounds OF the mani
iacturcd article being lost IN eyapt
ration.
The breweries OF Missouri In tn
last fiscal year placed on the markt
S,S90.1il barrels Of beer, as CON
pared with 3,704,O7S barrels for tn
year before, a gain Of lS5.160 bar
rels. At 81 a barrel the output q
beer was worth S27,2S1. 029. The gal
In valuation of output in one yea
was s1,296,1S3. Most OF the "suds
came from st. Louis, the First dis
trict being credited with an outpu
Of S,341,967 barrels. For Kansa
N-aNSH 'Ns 1NoNPilt bbHAAH anu N4lf bAAt
western cities and towns OF the stat
the quantity released from the brew
cries was 54s.1S0 barrels. As beer
producing state Missourk holds sixth
rank regardless OF the fact that 81
Louis contains two of the larges
brewerles OF the world.
Missouri Is not much OF n whiskey
producing state. probably because tn,
inhabitants who occasionally lndulg,
in drink or two prefer beer, win,
and other milder beverages. Onl!
SS6,767 gallons OF distilled spirit
were made in the state in the hsca
year Of 1910. as compared with sea-,
61S gallons for 1903. At $1.10 pei
gallon the federal authorities received
$370,445 in revenue taxes. For tn,
beer output, at 81 a barrel, they re,
ceived $3,S90,147. Manufactured to.
bacco is taxed cents a pound and
cigars SO a thousand
In the manufacturing OF distilled
spirits for the year ending June 80
1910, the following amounts of graft
and other material were used: Malt
9,236 bushels; wheat 744 bushels;
rye S332 bushels. corn b42g3 hush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
Police Shoot Wife
MURDERER THRO Heart
ONO MAN FATALLY sTABs HIS
SICK WIFE THROUGH MERE
JEALOUSIN.

by Associated ffehh'
Of sick nelghbor, H. Frank Buck
ley, miner, today fatally stabbed
his wife. lie ordered Mrs. Louis
Boggs, a nelghbor, to leave her sick
bed and go out into the snow, and
then drove her husband away, Buck
ley then placed his wife on sofa and
with knife and revolver threatened
to kin any one who tried TO arrest
him or to minister to his wife.
Police were called and Paroman
Shirres shot Buckley through the
heart Buckley accused his wife OF
preferrng Boggs' nephew, who was
visiting the house Buckley's two lit
tie children were witnesses to the
crime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
G0BBLE UP Grub ALL
DAY IN WASHINGTON
PRESIDENT TAFT Is JONIAL AND
GOURMANTS DINE OFF
FAT OF LAND.

Washington, Dec. 26.-Christmas
Monday In the National Capital was
as quiet as Christmas day President
Taft surprised the staff at the eXecu-
tive offices by appearing there for an
hour In the morning reading his mail
Secretary Nagel and Secretary Meyer
called on the President. In the after
noon President and Mrs. Taft drove
around the city, calling at the resi-
dence OF Admiral Dewey, Secretary
and Mrs. Nagel gave a dinner tonight
In honor Of Miss Helen Taft. Mem
bcrs OF the diplomatic corps and
Washlngton's officials set entertained
Tat number Of Informal dinners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
4 brilliant Parade.

Manchester. o., Dec. 26.-The larg-
est parade that has been witnessed
here since the close of the November
election campaign took place today
when automobiles and carriages con-
tanning thirty-nve men left here for
West Union. The thirty-nve men,
comprising some Of the wealthiest
and most prominent citizens in the
county. will be called before Judge
Blair tomorrow to plead to indict-
ments charging them with brib-
cry. or accepting bribes, IN connection
with the recent election.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
EXPLOSION At DANCE.
n Three Dead in Pcnnsylyania-A Gig
arctic and Can of Powder.

Greensburg, Pa, Dec. 26.-An cx-
Rbloslon which may have been caused
W cigarette carelessly thrown In
", can of mining powder under The
talrway OF the home Of Michael
Wndlng. a miner at Keystone shaft,
Rallied three persons dangerously In
Courod eight others and slightly In
ured ten at a Christmas oclobation
bet rl,bt About twonty-ave men
mand women were IN the party Flames
lrom the powder shot through The
praoom and the smoke blinded the dan
III ers The clothing OF nearly all
", tne eaught der. Men in adjoining houses
"a,ushed in with blankets and wrapped
"" he mabout the Nirnlng women,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
RICH SULPHUR Citizen
! IS shot FROM BEHIND
j. d. ANDERSON VICTIM or NIL-
LAIN'S AIII-WIIIB RECOVER
FROM INJURIES.

oBy Associated Press
: Sulphur, okla, Dec 26.-J ID. An
aderson. one of Sulphurs richest citi-
Czens, was shot from behind while sit
Ctlng nihis home about 10 o'clock to-
might, two loads out Of the ten fred
taking effect. His wife and two chill
vdren were IN the room With him at
blhe time, but did not see who fred
sThe shots We're dred through a win
Cdow. A posse is attempting to To-
tcate the men who did the shooting
tc The wounds Will not prove fatal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
OCHELETA HAS A
HEAVY FIRE Loss
ENTIRE BUSINESS EATEN UP Bl
DEMON or FLAMES.
ESTIMATED Damage S75, 900
\ Dozen stores cstroycd-Mcrchnn
disc In the SUects--\rm
Men On Guard.


special to tho Noriu
Ramona, Okla" pe'. -'.-ll wa"
sad Christmas day that was passed hy
Mn. .,iliy.ps. of Ocbclctn. a luue lowu
.,... .u.- ,,.r,i, ~ b.ro
'"'"' ''''" ''''''
Nhat was once u IhrlNIuH "''''b ''"-
ter for It's vicinity Is now % heap ot
,sbos AIrrcngpdise ls piled high hero
,u1 noro a., no stro,ts oud distant
.,-,, ..,n,,,,..,
"'o'NH' ana u'' anu "'''' P''''''.'
with guns are guarding th' OUTDOOR
Tho rr,i, hueip,sa blprls of the
to,.n u,s dostrnyed bv the flames.
m, d,rr.rort husincssos which were
bu,ned are ma follows.
ono crocery. one meat market:
,r,,.,,. and bordvore combined. "a
a,,,,i,i,,1 ,i,n,ino aud eror,ry. two
,,rhor sbors. nnn dug store. one
shoo st,rc. t,yo restaurants. one bill
i,,.1 hoii. mo hot,l. t,rne harms.
,..,,,. .,,,,,t, .,ro,,o,,s,s ana ,no omptv
- Lm,,1,,,,
,,, lii, t,., ~ MA for,goinc-
.lo.,,, ,,.,u ,n,hahi,, or,ourt IN
t7r 0oo
MIA r,r, r.,s ,lrst d,scovorod In the
roaohs n,orcantro establishment inst
~, Ch,t,,,,,,, d,,. c,os horn Scarcely
,',,,' ,,,a -, ,.a.. snrndod tho on
,,. t.nS,, , burrod ana ,he
-, a. No., ,n.oaa 90 tho re,ghhorl,q
''i,',, ' - ,,,I,,d sn.arr nm
ou'','.ss' o,9 n.ind ,ho ,,ro a.
.'o''. ','u 'o'," fn r,' at,na 49, storo
" i"piu ''o ,'V.,' 80 snt, oro
'p" ,anat,ants and acores NJ
'n"up ~ W, '".' - ,ha nal,,hhor-
i''" wv b".''o'Vu 'lo't - s,se, ,,,,
lns oi' i1"sv9 ~ s, O'eNN a '" . t,a on,rsa
NV u"'' Wv nv ' ,',a,i, nn1
~ M'p'"s Wv. an y, ,,,a,, r,ors wore
orlual,y eN'',eu's,'T "'''
nv u"ie " '".''e "s,''1, ...o ,n ,,,ich
ino '"NuYS ~ aI,.aa a, =
Wv iile o'Is''''''uN, a., ,ro,rrt,- :
clocN so'uroas e,e.'"s, .,,or ,,n This
sI.s eg,ns ~ m a,,ro los 4 mart of
piaoo "ns q" Vn," y, az othar s,orea
the soous III SUI " - ~. nrao,tcaIIv
was sa.eu, anu 80 49, 5000 ma N .
tne ei"io 81 no - a. So,,os
stres'S s, o". VI VIZ ""1 d,so ,aken INTO
muon VI ''e "'., s,na Sro,, ,he heat
thc s'reels uausn, '"v ,,a,o or Ier.
anu our''lnb spuln'' s'''
an Oh II WaS ','b uan'sse ~, ~. hoon hioot .
Quay l"o ss.oo.s '"'S ~, ara husGv
adeu WIN Wares nnu ".'m orohondise
engaged III ,elnoa.ns .'. ''' 49, an honr.
10 places OF SeouI'y' ~, a. harn na'
since the iire ar"uu ",n na | .h,r,
trol,eu 'he neops W. ho,.,Ir,o and an.
"orkihs uu,lns smo u". .taro 80 hos boon
o''ei ~ mis ,a,,,nr renorted TO.
no a'telhp,s .nl ~ u, ems sa',e hoor o,ros,
Hlsht 'l1 bo"ua ~ n,ooo. ~ sorst,.
coInpleteiS ''oceu w ~ ~ ,n,ol. =,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
Mexican Government
SENDS 1000 Soldiers
THE DESIGN IL 10 SURROUND
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TLICT is EXPECTED.

By Associated Press
chihuahua, Mex. Dec 2b.-TWo
thousand government reinforcement
troops have been marching today
pursuant 10 the design of surround
ing the lnsurrectos For this purpose
they have about $500 men, including
Navarro's forces.
The reyoluuonlsts are supposed %
b., still IN the neighborho9d OF Peder-
n a!ss and In TIE mountains near Nal
Pae0,
news Of a connlce is expected at
any time.
rhe te@urph linc still work weIt
as Tar al Son Antonio,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
c.cc.eceacc..e.c..cecses
MIsTLEroE BERmEs KILL


BoIoshe, okla, Dec. 26.--
Eating mistlctoe berries here
today caused tho deaths Of
three children and the serious
illness Of two others. Two Of
the dead children belonged to
Francis Wright and the other
TO Benjamin Wright. The Ill
children are mebers Of neigh
boring families Of the Wrlghts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
admiral dewey IS
now SEVENTY THREE
THOUGHT NOTHING or BIRTH.
DAY, so MISSES VISIT or
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON.

By Associated Press
Washington. Dec. 26.--Admlral
George Dewey who was 7S years old
today apparently did not expect that
most OF Official Washington would
call on him TO tender congratulations,
for he went driving during tho aft
ernoon,
He m;sEad the President and Mrs
TAFT chief Justice White. We cobi-
net members and host Of high oIn-
Gers and members OF the diplomatic
corps who left cards al The beWel
residence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
Rnd Eirc at NIenn, Ark.

Mena, Ark, Dec. 26.--fire That
started early today destroyed prop
erty In Mt, Ida, near here, TO the
amount OF $4,000. Among the busi-
ness houses destroyed are:
W. II. whatley Merchandise CO..
w. A. Caster Co.; postoitice; Az.
Smith. grocery store; Bears drug
store; a livery stable and the plant
Of tho Montgomery County Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
90. .. ..s o.....os..o..
THREE CHILDREN BURN
By Associated Press

y By Associated Press.
, Glnsgok Ky, Dee. 26,-On
, returning home from an err
y rand today Mrs. Robert Bolcs,
y OF Wisdom, KY, found her
home In ashes In one corner
, OF the ruins lay the charrcd
, bodies OF her three young chill
, dren, when Mrs Bolcs left
D homo she carefully covered
. the fire and locked the doors,
q It is evident that the children
! Tried 90 escape, but they were
. trapped
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
HE EARL or ANcAsrER DEAD.
IN of tie Aged Peer Married Eloisc
prcssc mn American Ueircss.

''9Dn Of the AEeu fctf NaTiiVu Eoih'
'us Brcssc, an American iIeiress.
.al London, Dec. 26.---rhe Earl of An
yhel stpr died today 80 years old.
Ines tyi,,am Henry Heathcote- Drum
Nprl lond-Willoughby was born October
GERS 1890. The earldom Of Ancaster
ng 4 created In 1892. The earl was
'har priyy councillor and Joint heridi-
'ny ry lord great chamberlain OF Eng
.re nd His eldest son, Lord willough-
low de Eresby. in 1905, married Miss
aus ioise Bresee. daughter Of the late
w Rress OF New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
CURE FOR SUICIDE,


by Associated iIesH'
Chippewa Falls WIS., Dec,
26.-John Chrlstlanson jumped
40 feet from a wagon bridge
into the Chippewa River to-
day with suicidal intent He
went undor the lee and came
up 200 feet down the stream
nt an alrhole He grabbed tho
ice and craweld out. Then he
went home and said that the
cold water made him feel 80
much better that the desire to
die suddenly left him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
THE WEATHER.

by Associated Prsls.
Washington. Dec. 26.--Okahoma--'
Fair Tueadoy, wednesday unsettled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-27
What You Get?

Beautiful Gifts and many Of them,
and you're happy. Good,-But
remember--that a sick liver and
slow torpid bowels-make the most
beautiful gifts lose their beauty
-CASCARETS will clean up the
bowels make the liver act--every.
thing look better. %
cAScARErs- icc box--weeks treat.
~ ~. l ta'aai n,sge. n,s, s,,,s'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-19
VIII simmons and Mrs. II.

and M VIII Simmons and Mrs. II.
NJ. Long.
About twenty-five ladies Of the w.
r. G.. held social at the home OF Hon.
and Mrs. j. Hughes. Jr. Refreshments
and an especially pleasant time was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Minnie Holden Is visiting for
couple Of weeks with relatives and
friends at Davenport.
c. B. Osborn moved his family this
week to Buxton, Ia, where they will
Miss Ethel Williams who has 6eSn
visiting with friends at North English
returned home Thursday.
Dennis Hanson and wife who have
been visiting with relatives and
friends at Iowa City are Low home.
d. J. Lewis was Cedar Rapids
visitor Friday.
Harry Erwin and wife Of Cedar
Rapids are visiting this week at the
parental home OF Mrs. Erwin's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lyttle.
with his son in Chicago has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sheetx visited
July Fourth at the homes OF their
daughters at North English and also
took in the usual order Of July Fourth
exercises.
The ball game between the WILL
liamsburg and Parnell teams at Par
nell July Fourth resulted In favor Of
the former by a score Of to 3.
Ralph Evans and wife have gone to
Clear Lake where they will remain
during Mr.. Evans vacation.
DIR. Il. c. Long. wife and daughter
left Monday for Colorado Springs to
spend their summer vacation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-19
. EDDYVILLE. =

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters
Thursday July IA, a daughter
r. ]. Oldham. F. Wilcox and 0. ].
Hind took an automobile ride to OF
tumwa Thursday.
DR.. Eppie McCres departed Thurs
day evening for Eeloit, Kans. to visit
for a short time with her sister Mrs.
Manifold
Mrs. Frank Kussart and daughter
left for Des Moines to spend Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Stranee.
Helen and Florence Grayatt after
visiting will, their aunt Mrs. e. l.. Bay
for tho past month returned to their
home at Sabetha Kans.
Those numbered among the sick are
Alice Seeds, Marie Watkins, Mrs
Chss. Parker and Pet Baker
Mace Hagan of Oskaloosa is visiting
his sister Mrs. Mary Lester.
Miss Florence. McLennin Of Des
Moines is visiting her friend, Miss
Margaret Keller. Miss McLennin will
also visit friends in Ottumwa before
returning home.
Miss Zoe Decker and Miss Elsie
Watkins are visiting at the Chas
Burt home near Frederic
Mrs. Cras. Crump of Chillicothe
visited friends in Eddyville Thursday
and attended the Reliable society in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gray have re-
turned home after visiting in Abba the
past week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-19
.e1-1D4-~~<
EDOYvILL.E.
~>>%~@~~~<~%>-s>->>>>

Earl Johnson and I-iss Fern McMil-
len were married at the court house In
Oskaloosa Wednesday, Rev. Slack of
the M. ID, church OIL iating. The
bride has lived in Eddyvill only a
short time having COLE here from
Knoxville. She has made many friends
during this time. The groom 10 the old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas john
SON and has spent the greater part Of
his life in Eddyville where he is very
fayorab,y krfown. This worthy young
couple will locate In Eddyville
r. o. Hansel went to st. Louis We'd
nesday on business trip
Miss Julia Sargent Of wichita, Kans.
who formerly lived in Eddyville il
visiting friends in Eddyville and
looking after business interests.
Mrs. T. Johnson and daughter were
in Oskaloosa attending the Johnson
McMillen wedding. They were accom-
nanted home by Mrs. Grant Dyer and
children.
Mrs. Emma Lindman who has re-
signed her position In the Eddyville
schools, will ship her goods to Des
Moines Monday to make her home.
Mrs. Iinderman will take business
course In the college this fall.
The Bell Telephone company have
made ARRANGEMENTS to connect with
the Home Telephone company In Ed
dyville. -,
the measles,
Mrs. william Edwards who IS visit
ing In Eddyville from Lafayette. Colo,
Is quite ILL.,
Mason Kussart went to Des Moines
Tuesday to visit with hts aunt, Mrs.
Cora Strange.
Martin Swintech is moving his ma
chinery from Harvey to Marshalltown
this week and will start sand plant
there at once.
Miss Lucille Moss will go to Charlton
to accept position as telephone oper-
ator.