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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
FIVE MEN TO TELL
WHYTHEY ARE SINGLE
Y. M. c.. A. Forum Plans In
teresting Meeting for
SATURDAY. Night,

Instead of the usual Forum debate at
the Y NJ. c. a. Saturday evening five
unmarried members viii be called upon
to arise, and, in front Of the entire
Forum assembly, give good and suffi-
Gent reasons why they are not mar
ried. The victims selected are: Davis,
Hodge, BroWder, Lehman and Stewart
President J. n. Field, of Redlands
university, Will give an educational
talk to the Forumites as a part of the
saturday evening program and s. NJ
Thompson will tell how he happened
To be horn in Wyoming.
Today is election day at the Y. NJ. c
A The voting is for the new members
OF the board Of directors.
The committee in charge of the gram
mar school athletic league has called
a meeting of the superintendent of the
schools, the principals and the teach
ers for Saturday afternoon to discuss
the plans for the general meeting TO
be held next week.
The high school girls will play the
Agricultural college girls and the high
school boys the Military institute at
the Y. NJ c. A gym. Saturday evening.
J. J. Ormsbee has called a meeting
of the Laymen's movement committee
TO meet at the association building. to-
night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

jestic this week. Gliding from behind
a curtain in the background, Serpenta
does a writhing, winding dance TO
creepy oriental music. One by one she
takes her serpent pets from their bas
kets until she has bracelets and neck
laces of living, squirming snakes
Dancing TO the right of the stage she
lifts a whirring, wriggling RATHER from
the basket and quickly places him on
the floor in the center Of the stage
The reptile dance then begins The
woman glides gracefully in a con-
stantly narrowing circle around the
kissing, rafting snake until she is
standing directly over it, when she
kneels and caresses the reptile with
her cheek In the spotlight, the dance
is uncanny and one is glad when she
snatches the serpent from the floor.
returns it TO the basket, and disappears
from the stage through the curtain, the
snakes on her wrists and neck moving
in harmony with her reptilian motion.
Serpenta is the headliner at the Ma
jestic. the sketch being He Who
Laughs Last" Musical numbers are in
terspersed between the motion pi&tures~>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
IMMIGRATION MAN DENIES
COMPLETELY IN SMUGGLING

Galveston. Tex, Jan 14.-E B. Hol-
man, a suspended Immigration Inspector
here, took the stand today in his OWL
defense at the trial Of IT persons charg-
ed with smuggling Chinese, in the fed
eral court
Holman entered a general denia; to al
Legations thats he aided the smugglers
and declared that government agent
DaugherilFs testimony was in error
He said he warned jim Lee, a local
-Chinaman, from using Chinese fishing
crews.
Several testified as TO Holrnan's good
character
It is charged that the defendants
brought Chinese from Matanloros, oppo-
site Brownsville, TO the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
Experimental Laws.


With respect to the public land which
lies along the streams offering oppor-.
unity TO convert water power INTO
transrnissible electricity, another I'M
portant phase of the public question is
presented.
There are valuable water power sites
through all public land states Opinion
is held that the transfer of sovereignty
from federal government to territorial
Governments as they become states, in
cIudes water power in rivers except
that owned by riparian proprletors-
do not think it necessary to go
into a discussion of this somewhat
mooted question of law 1t seems TO
me sufficient to say that the man who
owns and controls the land along the
stream from which the power is TO be
converted and transmitted, owns land
which is indispensable TO the CONVEX
sion and use of that power L can
not conceive how the power in streams
flowing through public lands can be
made available at all except by using
the land itself as the site for the con-
structicn of the plant by winch the
power is generated and converted ana
securing a right Of way thereoVer for
transmission lines.
Under these conditions, if the govern
ment owns the adjacent iands-indeed,
if the government is the riparian owner
lit may control the use of water power
by imposing proper conditions on the
disposition of land necessary IN the
creation and utilization Of water power.
Warns Against MOnOPOIies.
Development in electrical appliances
for the conversion of water power into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
GRAND BENEFIT PRoDUcTroN

There will be given by officers and
members of Company X, Fourth Gegi-
ment N G. T.. Saturday and Sunday
nights. January 10 and 16, Sunday mat
inee. The COlOneTs Wives" a military
comedy drama, in four acts. Fancy drills
and specialties between the acts win be
given. Fifty people will appear in this
play absolutely the grandest amateur
theatrical ever presented in FL PaSo is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

promised. Popular prices. % cents, so
cents. 10 cents and s1.O0, will prevail
Buy tickets and getyour moneys worth
in amusement and at the same time help
finish and furnish the armory, is the adj
vice OF the militia boys to their friends
In Time Of Peace Prepare for War
is an American motto that appeals TO
every true American so get in and help
prepare home for Company K,'' the boys
urge Popular prices, % cents so cents.
70 cents and $1.OO. will prevail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD TONIGHT.

Hoyt's farce comedy, The Honey
MOON is proving to be the big laughing
hit of the season, at the Crawford, and
for a matinee 1t is without doubt the
greatest bill that the company has put
on, as it is full OF good. clean comedy,
and will be a great bill for the children.
as there is a laugh every minute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

not included in national forests because
of their isolation or their special value
for agricultural or mineral purposes,
it is apparent from the evils resulting
by virtue of the imperfections of exist
ing laws for the disposition of timber
lands that 9he acts of June, 1873,
should be repealed and a law enacted
for disposition of the timber to be
Inject to appropriate under the ag-
ricultural or mineral lands laws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Medicines that aid nature are ALWAYS
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. 1t loosens
the cough, relieves the lungs. opens the
secretions and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition. Sold
by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Some markets are short Of meats but
not Ardoin's. They have all kinds OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Get the home dressed poultry, all
drawn, for the Sunday dinner, at Ar
doin's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
a SNAKE DANCE.

Real rattlers. singing their song Of
death, is the novel stage setting for
Serpentna's reptile dane at the Ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
STREET OPENING DISCUSSED.

George Look. Zach White and o. H
Baum met with mayor Sweeney this
morning to discuss the opening of
West San Antonio street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
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lie ha vsto usted desde que sali6 de casa, Mrs

lie ha visto usted desde que sao de su casa, Mrs
WanchOpef
lima dos veces solamene. OF decir que haba casa
do 10 senti mucho sabiendo la case de muJer que er
ella En- ell p0bre muchachO habia mucho de bueno; pen
era nconsante mar jamas pcrsista en- una reso
luc6n Arrba hay mas de Vente cuadros nnguno termI
nado 81 fuesen bueno los venderia para cobrarme SIS
strasos; pero solo sirven para echarlos al fuego
--Qusera que les Gejase vsted examnar Mrs Wancho
De No me importaria comprae al>-nos, 81 Mr. Baxter
recamase agn dia daria permiso usted para ndlcar
lie que yo los tengo.
-Puede verlos tanto como guste miss Ina I'll
sstudo esta 10 msmo que 10 dejo. nj aun la acoba Sc s
ntlizado desde nonces listed comprendera lie debo
algn mramiento depu6s de habere conocldo tano ITEM
ro. crpa que volvera ell da pensado haSta
sue OF decir que sc habia casado.
Despues de tomar ell Mrs Wanchope me precedlo esca
leras arrba
Tan Dr0no como entrances la g1ardla lena de povo,
Mrs Wanchope Sc acerc6 la tomandO algo de sobre
ella, dijO
--Aquf esta la Otografa.
la limpiaba blanco delanta.
I'm Undo rostro, :verdad ConozcO mas de un homDre
que perderia vida por cara como esta
i Pero que tiene que La con todo esof-pre-
gunte vagamente.
Vera usted dice que Mr. Baxter celoso Ella era
igera de cascos agunos pnores esaban retratandoa
cosa que Mr. Gerardo lie senaba muy bien Sobre este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

UhnS 0D|S |eChd0S en- ID (bTul0 del B0lGIl NGC01)
">lma Mneeo Cantars' poepfas por Man" Marhado.
s"'av Ga'r e mso auto 60 oent>v0s CO.
Obras poeicas de julio Flores:
Fys"da N,tca, Pocmas 81 10 cada una franquee.
Vendimi6n Poemas por Naquna 80
ido, Daosos Novelcts Manuel Caretero
rsca POI Enqnes tomo Is cts anqueo
La id" H"""de poesas M H. Bah'o Btnht ltTo 20 c'
Riuas Bomias por GonzalO Mon
oBRAs DE D. RAMON DEL VALE INCLAN
Romance omo fanqne
FL Moqu6s de BradomH CoOulos Rom$htu t"mo 20 cntaN
Ag"o Rosdn Comedia barbara "mo Is ntavs fanq"o
H Ir'm"n0, menoias del Marques de B'a'oml "u0
Fzsr >o"fd0d Historic Menara 45 franque
Lyedas, ofaS, o"o G5 e"tavos con tlanqueo
Toxfos P6tvna po Castro anqneo
H"m r"1s"s roSfs Nicolas August" Gonzaez o"o 70 Gel
E rge"no coeccionaas jose Leon
0br~s pro r4rso pr som"z s24o fanqno
F's G"ta"es, Peas Sauaos por Nerlse tono 70 cen
Lyrn speno Amerie""@ verse; Quies Pastor
Rondanco por Fo, 45 entavos cor
Nuos Cos,sAnnos por Gabriel Gaan &C
Aruau uenos por e5
o~ rorsfa~ Reyes t"mo6o fanquo
Ot,1nl4x ,,.Aar pr Reyes,
En muo Poesfas, por Pillar COntle,a, t"mo Il
ceuta conf
Can~ aagoneses, po Rqu6 TeodOo Inat
| unu5
Cap,choS IuaS Manuel Maclado g. ct tanqneo
IH (erc" Aj"o Velsones p6lA por E. Dfaz Cando ton"
OCruiav tun
E"n lo+sias Ruben DI tomo GO ianque
La de IL f0rro poesiaS DE g. Matinee Se'a o 90 o
con
Ior mi Cu~."o por Fea,
Vngansa por F Garcia Sanchez tomo 60
81
MoL Porsias por Carlos Baudeiae tIadncas Ve
talhIQ
Dr IueslaS
con ahVut'
AMaouca Murrbe, tomo so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
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estaban dspuando la manana del da que lugar ell
erimen. 4
Yo examinaba el la luz de la buia que Mrs
WanchOpe llevaba en- la mano.
Tn rostro precoso hechcero duce nocente ell de
mia.
Quiero guardarmeo por algln TEMPO Mrs. Wanchope,
Me 10 permite ustedf
Mrs. WanchOpe asin6
El de Elisa Baxter vendia todas las tendas
pero ella tenia ningln interGs conservarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
~. g LEO
BOLETIN NIERCANTIL.

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo par.
fss Abogados, Cortes Judicialcs. Ayun
tsnientos, Corporaciones empitad,,
de todos los ramos, sino tambien para
ans csmerciantes, industria.es : persv
mas de negocios, ell conocim;erto de las
Eeyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por las
cssaaras y ell Consejo Executive en- Ell
aiie de 1907.
Sc vende q $3.50 en- la Liberia del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
Sectiofl reIigicsa
SANTOS PARA MANANA
.8an Julian obispo, y la conmemora.
ssaSlffa de santa Ines vg. y mr.,
MISAS

6kesdral-nias laborables: Z, 7-3O y $40
-Festivos: S, Z, 8,9y ii.
aan Francisco-Dias laborabies: 7-Fes-
tivos: C-30, y 7-3O.
Kaa Jose.-Dfas laberables: y 7-@.-
Festivos: $50. Y 7-30.
Hanta Ana.-Dfas laborables: y 7-30.-
Festivos: Y 10.
Pnerta de Tierra.-Martes 7.-Domin.
gos: 8.
Eagrado Coraz6n (Santurce). .-Dias la.
bcrables: 7-30-Fcstivos 7-30 y9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ vIG0 Ntm. lxs
Mayagiez

SiS-ado este essahleeimiento eA ii
.entro de Ia ealle Mendez Vigo. com
IN jardin al Erente. es el que renn@
sayores ventajas y comedidades para
os sehores viajeros. el que cuents
20 mejores hshitacionrs frescas. ve0~
iladas magnifieos baIes y duchas.
- Comidas & todas horas -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
NIVIG.
WHITE OAK.

Axel Olson has q fine new driving
horse. ".hs Il.
chas. Brostrum was in oskaloosa
Tuesdty. n. n.
Herin Larson recently bought. a
team Of drivers at the price OF $500,
\ Sunday visitors at Henry. Hawkin'
sons were Anna and Joe Swanson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hawkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels, Olson and daugh'
ter Emma and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl An
derson and baby were visitors at the
IgnelI home Monday. r.
Miss Amanda johnson is here for q
visit with her cousin, Mrs. j. A. Swan
son., and other relatives. on the way
from Kansas City, Mo-, to her home
in. Moline, Ill. 800 .s.rs.
s. ]. Swanson and wife entertained
the following people Sunday: Miss
Amanda johnson, OF Moline, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Swanson and daughter EVE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ignell and chill
dren, Linnea and Clifford. .,..,.1
AIr. and Mrs ]. p. Larson were Wis
itors with Mrs John Hawkinson Sun
day afternoon and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Peterson and children and Miss Vida
Hawkinson spent Memorial day IL
Qskaloosa and at the John Peterson
home In Beacon. E5F A..
rsI4 a, AUTUMN, CHILD.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
BUXTON.

Mrs. Parsons and children returned
from a pleasant visit with her mother
in. Keokuk.
Mrs. Tenant and Dorothy and Mrs.
Cox We're in Abba Tuesday.
Mr.. l. Cobb purchased fine new
automobile last week and since that
time he and his family and friends
have enjoyed delightful trips to the
neighboring towns
y It. J.. Reese and wife from Bussey,
were in town last week.
Mr. b. c. Buxton was in town last
week. # .-
The Y, M. c. A. and friends enjoyed
a supper in the lower rooms of the
M. e. church Tuesday night. Mr.. J,
Doe, of Oskaloosa, spoke to the men
in the interest of the work of the or.
ganization. Many are enthusiastic
over the movement and the work
moves steadily forward toward open
ing the rooms now in preparation for
the use of the men and boys.
Miss Margaret Reese went to Bus.
sSy WSuutSGdy. IOI d WISH Win HcI
brother and wife at that place.
Mrs. Frank Chambers Is moving
from Seventh street to the house on
Second street vacated by Maurice
Jones. ~
Miss Rose AfcRoberts has resigned
her work at the company store and re.
turned to her home in Everist. I
Ed Vance and his mother spent
Decoration Day in Eddyyille.
The mines did not work Monday
and the miners az well as the store
and office clerks enjoyed a vacation.
Mr.. Baysoar and family were In
Abba Monday. ...ss a ID.
s. G. WEIGH and wife are expected
home this week from Dexter, To-,
where they have spent their vacation
The M. E. Sunday school is prepar
ing for Children's Day exercises to
be given June 18th.
Mrs. j. L. McCreary came over from
Abba Monday to visit her daughter
Mrs. NJ. d. Cox, for few days.
Mrs. Carrie Brown visited her son
Arthur, who is working in Oskaloosa.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Clair on B street. last Sat
urday. '
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
SPRING GREEK.

Buckeye school win close this week
"How's your corn coming is the
salutation when one farmer meets
anothe rthese days. A few are plant.
ing the third time. Lots az them the
second time, and the rest OF us are
having glorious time replanting by
hand.
Charley Hamaker's little boy, about
two years old, met with a rather seri-
Gus accident last Saturday evening by
falling into d pan of hot milk. One
leg and hips are pretty badly scalded.
He IS getting along as well as could
be expected.
Jas. Ferris nephew, VIM Jaret, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. who has been visiting
here for some time, returned home
last week. s
Mrs. w. 4. Campbell is enjoying q
visit from her sister and niece, Mrs.
Painter and daughter, OF New York.
Miss Kathleen Reiner is visiting
with her friend, Mrs. Daisy Ruby.
For years farmers have been told
by wise men, who are supposed to
know about such things. that the
pesky moles are the farmers friend.
But guess ii will take more than d
bare assertion TO convince most far
mers OF that fact hereafter. They
are causing almost as much grief this
spring In the corn fields as poor seed,
May 81. Observer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
!cenAR Ro,trF hn I /

Frank Moore was q business caller
at the John Ross home Wednesday,
evening.
Those who attended the show In OF
numwa Wednesday from this vicinity
were Jack Allison and John Ross and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Allison.
Hazel and David Ross, OF Kifkviile
visited at the NJ. f, Allison home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Ross, OF Kirkyille, Wis
tied Mrs. w. j. Brown Saturday.
Mrs. Cramblit and daughter were
callers in Eddyville Saturday.
James O'Nefl was q caller in Eddy
vile Saturday.
The play entitled Tony the Con
yIct,' given by the Oskaloosa College
in the city hall at Kirkyille Saturday
evening was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Isaac Cook and w. j. Brown were
callers at the John Ross home Sun.
day.
Mrs. Dave Steele was business
caller in Ottumwa recently.
The Royal Neighbors' lodge OF Kirk,
vile went to Eddyyille Saturday to
help with some special work.
]. ID. Allison was a caller in Kirk
Vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross visited
Sunday at the home of their daughter
Mrs. w. J. Brown.
Mrs. Seigie Allison was a caller at
the parental Allison home Monday.
Rev. J. s. Decker delivered the
Memorial sermon at the Methodist
church in Kirkville Sunday. There
were seven old soldiers present. *
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd. Of Ce.
dar, visited at the John Funk home
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Moore, of Cedar,
were callers at the J. l.. Moore home
Monday evening.
Our mail carrier enjoyed vacation
from his duties Monday, it being Dec.
Grafton day.
May 81. SNoWDRoP.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
NoRrH CENTER.

North Center school of Madison
township closed Friday. May %. with
a picnic and a program. There were
all kinds Of good things to eat, includ
ing ice cream and cake. The pro
gram was as follows:
Opening Address Bessie Long.
Song Decoration Day. -s..a =
Recitation--Beulah Briiey.
Reeitation-Retha Clayworth 49,
Recitatien--Jennie Hesiinga. .
Song Memorial Day.
Exercise by Four Girls.
Recitation -Efiie Long.
Recitation Dena Leydens. t
Recitation Verne Meredith.
Song Beneath the Flag.
Recitation Verna Long.
Recitation Marie Clayworth.
Exercise by Five Boys.
Song Columbia the Gem of tn,
Ocean.
Recitation Frank Heslinga.
Recitation Benlah Bri1ey.
RecitationDena Leydens.
Recitation-Rena Beaman.
/ Song America.
49, Rena Beaman, Teacher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
Penn COLLEGE

At the regular and last chapel per.
iod for this year, Pres. D. M. Ed
wards, took advantage of the occas.
ion, TO call the attention of the stu.
dent body to arrangements for next
year and to what Penn College would
try to do during the coming year
Many improvements will be instituted
this year. Equipment will be added
to and an effort viii be made to raise
larger endowment. New teachers
will come to Penn and members OF
present faculty viii be gone
Concerning the improvements, Prof
Edwards said, that the building would
be oyerhauIed to certain extents, and
additions added where needed Eft
forts will be made from time TO time
toward the making of the building in
to a modern one and making it at
tractiye. On last year during the va
cation period many improvements
were added.
There will be no dormitory for girl:
for next year. This is one building
which is necessity, and it win not
| be many years until such will be .
part OF the college plant. Pres. Ed
wards hopes such building will BIZ
underway at the beginning of mex
year and the foundation completed
by cold weather. L.ayatory equipment
viii be added to and all convenience:
possible viii be supplied. Penn col
Eiege is well equipped along this line
but there is still much room for i'm
proyement.
The gymnasium building win re
celse It's share OF improvements AM
rearrangements The waste spac'
will be converted into valuable space
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
= olIvEr.

Mrs. Russell of Evans was caller
here Monday. s-a. ..- !
Homer Young, of Beacon, was
Thursday caller. ..-...s ..-. ....t
J. A. Hearny. ESQ.,, was in Pella on
business Monday. e. q
N. A., Morgan. of Des Moines, was
here on business Friday. ~
Many new men have secured work
here recently, which is a big help to
our town.
| Mrs John Cole, Lueretia and Ro-
celia Robertson were callers in Oska-
loosa Thursday. id
We find that small fruit is not kill
ed altogether, as several report ber-
ries OF various kinds.
L. C. Scott, Of Bloomfield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Channel and son OF
Donds were visitors here last week al
the home OF A. A. Morgan.
r. T. Rhys, mine inspector, was an
official visitor here Monday. He says
he win support Thorne for railroad
commissioner and Carroll for gov
ernor, ,0..r
Rev. CarlysIe preached a very i'm
Epressiye sermon to a large audience
Sunday. We were pleased to meet
james Norwood Of Leighton at the
service.
The following delegates were elect
lea to represent Scott county at the
Republican convention in June: John
Morgan, Denny Robertson, w. H.John
lson, s. Gartema and r. Williams.
I Uncle John Morgan was In towI
Saturday and said that he came Il
Iowa 81 years ago and he had neyei
seen total failure of crops and doe:
not expect TO do so. There will hs
some fruit
Il We noted with interest what oul
friend Bell says in regard to the min
] efs' treasury at Sewers. They CAV,
ISIS to each mine rand then had ,
\ good balance on hand. This show
.fgood judgment in the handling of loca
funds and is worthy of note. w,
II doubt If there Is another local in tn,
. state that can say as much and W,
extend congratulations to the Seey
ers miners.
Ill We felt very sad TO hear OF Mrs
!. William Cantys death. She leaves Al
] aged husband. a son and daughter
. Ialso an adopted son. When a res
!. dent OF Bolton we spent many pleas
ant hours in the CAVITY home, wher
z We always found q hearty weicoms
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
WEST CENTER.

DIR. and Mrs. Phillips, Of New Shar
on, ate dinner at Calvin Chords one
day last week. Mrs. Phillips is recoV
ering nicely and she is now able te
ride as far as oskaloosa in the auto
Mrs. Barr is still suffering with
rheumatism.
Mr.. Mattox has had fine smoke
house built at his place.
Mr.. Chord and Mr.. Shroyer have
been putting UP new. fences at then
places. $780,. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, OF oskaloosa
visited recently at the parental Al
good home. o.. - IL
Mrs. Niderfer, from near Abba, and
Mrs. Mattox's mother have been viz
iting here, but returned home las
week.
Mrs. Osborn spent Sunday with hei
daughter, Mrs. Coleman. near Lacey
George Johnson and family iron
near Fremont, is at the Freeman
home. George is setting out tomato
plants for Mr.. Freeman as that gen
tleman has rheumatism
Several from this vicinity attended
the circus in Oskaloosa last week.
Mrs. Perry Ferree spent a day las
week with Mrs. Mattox.
Mr., Hassellman Is painting his new
fence, ......, SO "a. g...&
Jasper Phillips is having his house
moved to a. position near the road.
Mr., Mattox and wife and mother
Mrs. Niderfer, visited Sunday at thu
Harley without home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chord spent Sunday q
the Donald home. i
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02
hAWkEYE.

Raymond Jones IS visiting his grand
mother,
Fred Burke was Sunday visitor al
the Siebert home.
Many from this neighborhood az
tended the circus Thursday. 1
Mrs. e. I. Jones and daughter OIL
wen called at the Winders home Mon
day.
Mrs. Blodwin Bailinger has returned
to her work in Oskaloosa after spend
ing few days with her mother. Mrs
Jones.
There was a good attendance Al
church and Sunday school last Sab
bath. Everyone Is always welcoms
and we hope TO see more at the sef
| vices which start At s;so IN che after
noon.
NJ WHITE LILY