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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
SEVENTEEN ARE ARRESTED
Many Who Leave Teams Facing Wrong
Way on street Put Up Hail.

a neat sum in bail money was left
with the police yesterday afternoon.
VIXEN seventeen vehicle drivers were
arrested for violating the street ordi-
nance by leaving their teams facing
the wrong way. Thirteen OF the sew
enteen arrests were made by Patrol
man Charles puvauder. each OF whose
victims were allowed their freedom
after separating themselves from two
big. round dollars to insure their ap-
pcarancc in the police court this
morning.
Following is the list Of the names on
che docket.
samuel Hutchinson. tcamstcr. IT, I.
Fox. tc1mstcr. James Hcpworth.
farmer. r. VI. Evans. tcamstcr. Fred
Hopkins. teamstcr. ~. Parr. tcamster.
John s. White. farmer. carl q. Mills,
tcamster. N. !. Gesslcr. farmer. Arthur
Myas. chauffeur. Ray Elmore. team
stcr. Andrew Hcutz. farmer. Max New
port. driver. w. r.. Knapton. painter,
I'D. Mackey. farmer. =. p. Berstein
chauffeur. and w. q. Luud. shiugler
Two others were brought to the sta
ton. but allowed to go after pleading
Ignorance. one was woman and one
"a farmer - years Of age.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Henry Arnold. Edward \. Race. August
Lund. Fred J. tciger. Frenak Ford.
James a.. Mahon. William T. Harlow.
Edward IT. McBcth. Richard r. Hud-
son. ft. ID. neLaud. Edward Drake.
Horace Eldrc1ge. Joseph W. Trip.
Thomas Gold. Alfred W. Asper, VIII
liam Dar<c. Joseph W. Summerhaya,
George A. Jenkins. Eugene W. Kelly.
H. J. Bullock. James Langton. Wade IT.
Foley. Hvrum *. North. James Hair
To Judge Charles W. Morse.
Henry Hodges. j. Fred Dayues. An
drcas Peterson. Thomas a.. Horns. jr..
George williams. Fred q. Dcrn. willis
IL. Nigus. Frederick Best. Adolph Jan
sen. David Margetts. August Johnson
Alfred j. BEETLES. Richard -. Andrews,
George W. Earl. Raymond McGhie. W
Earl Dunkley. j. Fred Harding. George
Hunt. William Leak. William II. Barnes
David j. NyrtOn. Harry T. Swift. J.
Frank Goth. James W. DOnkin. Her
man a. Eckner Heber s. Sheets Henry
Erickson. Joseph II. Cohen. Theodore
- Wfistcnspiet. Peter +. Erickson. Err
nest J.. Burgon. John Bovce. John l.
Bell. Hyrum Evans Charles 3, Felt
George A. Crabtree. Richard Anderson
NARROW W. Andrus. Leo Jensen. Alex
andcr II. Edward. William n. Mott
George g.. Lambert. jr.. Charles Brink
owen r. Parry. Joseph g. Lyon. Car
o. Cannon. David L. Love. William W
Calder. George W. Lambourne. Albert
j. GIL.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
The Use of sexine Pills.

No man or woman who is nervous.
weak or irritable should fail to take
Sexine Pills The treatment costs
only s.. and it is fully guaranteed.
Sexine Pills mike you strong and
happy. Price 81 a box; six boxes. s..
with money-back guarantee. Address
or call Schramm-Johnson's, Drugs.
five stores), where the cars stop,
where they sell all the principal
remedies and do not substitute.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lewis Chanslor,
336 West Third North street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry X. johnson. 937
PierpOnt street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Hamilton. S45
West Third South street. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. scott. zoos
Lake street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frazier. So
East Third South street. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lcgrand Turnbows 10
Pearl avenue, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs OCa Jorgensen. 23i
Brigham street. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. l.
Ounce street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Bachelor. 44s
Third avenue. Waterloo. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick Mac
gregor. ST. Marks hospital. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon D. Chase, st
Marks hospital. boy.
Mr. and Mrs. John James McAfee, st
Marks hospital boy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Tho petit jury vcnire for the scptcm-
Der term OF the district court was
summoned by the sheriff yesterday 90
report az 10 a. I'M. Monday. The vcnirc
VIII report as follow.
To Judge George &. Armstrong.
Hyrum J. Smith. Henry Harker. Rob
crt J. Hasli-. Arthur j. Holt. oscar
Erickson. Preston S. Free. jr.. Ralph
". Hunt. Simon Grievc Edward w.
iiJiuter, walter q. Fowler. r. =. Cur
re. John A. Eardlcy. Isaac Jennings.
~ 81 Fernstrom. Harry g. Carlisle.
Lewis Bcrcts, Ernest Brown. Joseph J.
Paul John A. Carlson. David Paul
yohn. ~ Licgworth, Henry Fitzhugh.
William IT, Pitts. Richard *. a. rClcf-
llnE. Joseph A. NounG- Charles Bur-
ton. y. s. Atkinson. Henry T.. Giles.
tr-. Frederick Ebcrhardt. William H.
Desmond. George D. Piper. John Wood.
Charles r. Watkins. Fred g. cooper jr.
Joseph Held. John Weir. ir.. Frank 2.
,iday. Milliam w. Bywalc-. Robert w
knfz william Lambert. Samuel J. VIII
liom. Alfred II. EnsiEu. Henry Nourg
George T. pdell. Frank O.. Brown
70 Judge Thomas D. lewis
James q. Atkinson. Finley T.. Gridley
William Allen. James n. Adams. Harry
-. Lawrence. Frank u. Allen. Robert !
Dansie. andrew j. Gray. Joseph Childs
Phillip Finigan. Angus nj. Lambert
James TT. ArmstronE. Charles u. Hig-
son. Fred g. Schramun. g.. g.. Goss. Tony
aAHhNHnN. James GORDON Nnln TX
Frame. John Ek. Charles =. Angel
Louis Tcllc Cannon. Samuel Allen
Theodore O.. Brooks. Henry FoIiand
Daniel W. owen. Frank Hin. william
Ut. Egan. Albert W. Davis. william ~
iughom. VIII Rees Lee r. Farusworth,
=. - SodcrburE. Charles y Reed. JOIN
NJ. Chamberlain. H. u. Elder. Anthony
IT. Godbc. James Frame. Joseph W
simpson, Alfred S. Derrick. Orsor
Brown
To Judge Morris n. Witchic.
Spencer C1awson. ir.. Arthur McFar.
lane. Joseph s. Mouslcy. O.. s.. Andcr.
son. W. y. Miller. +. r. E1drcdUe. Johr
stowe. Arthur H. Peck. Patrick Hv.
land. gr.. William Baclcy. Tsador Frum
Bin. John Murphy, John =. Nickcrs
James T. Burton. John Han. Alexander
$. Hcmphill. Ira s.. Reed. william Is
Foster. David Cameron. Charles D..
uavcy. r. II. Rogers. John Latham
Charles w. Icrfz william n. Stout
George IT. Boyuton. John r. Hartman
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from entry. pending Investigation OF
the character OF the land This is one
of the largest withdrawals Of the year.
The land found TO contain coal will be
classified under the coal land laws and
the rest will be restored 20 the public
domain as agricultural land.
Notice was also received Of the land
office Of the Reconsideration OF "a
large tract OF land in Kane county, To-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
ACCUSED ENTER PLEAS
Wen Charged with Various Grimes AB-
pear Before Judge Lewis.

Frank Wood. "a negro who Is being
held ON a charge Of assault with intent
to commit murder. entered a plea Of
not guilty before Judge r. ID. Lewis I'm
the district court yesterday. Lawrence
Marsh. negro attorney. was appointed
To- defend Wood. The negro was arr
rested in Commercial street. June IS.
and i'm resisting arrest shot J. a. Egg
bert in the thigh
r. W. Olcs. an automobile driver. y no
spent O. few gay weeks early in the
summer joy riding with Carmalita Ro-
nero. pleaded not guilty yesterday co. "a
statutory charge. and George Hart.
charged with assault on Mildred sud
Eren. aged 10 years. also pleaded not
guilty.
Harry u. Walters and William Whis-
tier entered pleas OF not guilty TO bur
Elary charges. Walters will come up
for trial next Monday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Thomas Moore. n crippled vagrant.
was sentenced TO serve 30 days I'm iail
i'm police court yesterday morning. but
was later sent TO a hospital.
After his mother had gone on tho
witness stand and told Of her unsuC-
ccssfui attempts TO make "a man OF her
son. John Smith was sentenced 10 60
days i'm jail. by Judge 7. !. Whitaker.
For riding bicycle on the lcft-hand
side Of the street. j. +. Fetzer was
fined So
Charged with obtaining a suit OF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
sIrNnAY EXCTRSInNs

Via Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Provo canyon. S:15 a. m.....-.....sf .25
Ogden. 1925 a. m. 1885 D. m. 2:25
p. m. --...-..--.. 100
pharaoh's Glen. $40 n. m....... SO
Special train leaves salt Lake Sis
n. m. going through to Provo canyon
without change, and returning leaves
the canyon at p. m, arriving Salt
Lake 10 p. m
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls resort. Magnificent scenic trip.
Good fishing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

pretenses. r. g. culver pleaded not
guilty and will stand trial today.
Although he has been I'm the city for
three weeks and was arrested by Pa
trOiman T. w. Bush. for vagranCy. I'd
Moran succeeded in convincing Judge
Whitaker that he had been unable TO
find work. and was discharged.
After pleading guilty TO the charge
Of fighting. r. Cavanaugh and Charles
Ross were fined s. each.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
RRoWNELL FALL

& school for girls with al the ad-
vantage - eastern schools. Ccrtlfi-
Gates admit without examination to
Wellesley, Smith. VaEsar. eastern and
state universities. Native French and
German teachers. Art. Music. Domos-
tic Science. EymnastiCs. academic and
college preparatory courses. All girls
In special charge of House Mother.
Year book sent uDon request. Miss
rarsdcn. Principal 1915 south 10th
Street. Omaha. Nch.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
WILL RECLASSIFY LAND

Order Received from Washington AZ
fectin- Property I'm Three Counties.
BY an order received at the local
United States land office yesterday.
eO7.36O acres of land in Morgan. sum
init and Rich counties are Withdrawn
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

AKIMOTO-Tn this city. Sertcrnbcr 2
kametari Akim0to. I'm his 2jth year.
The funeral services viii be held this
tFricay) afternoon. September 2. at $3.50
o. m. from the QualtrOugh-A T1Cott fu-
neral parlors 5ff South Main street In
torment in the CITY cemeferv.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

ANERY-An old-time miner Of Deep
Creek. at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Matley. Camps lane. this city. Sep
TENDER s. 1910. Of cancer Of stomach,
William Avery. I'm his list year. Native
OF Cornwall. England. Funeral services
today tfriday). at p m. from the
funeral chapel Of Joseph William Tay-
Tor. p South West Temple street.
Friends are invited to attend. Inter
ment in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

The want ads can serve you only II you
USE them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

MERRTTT-At Is Eighth East
street September s. 1910. Samuel A.
Merritt Born August Is. 1927. in Nir-
ginia. Notice OF funeral later.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Gated in parts Of township 80, range
6 west. which is restored TO the public
domain as agricultural land. and other
parts Of the land are held by the gov
eminent at SIS an acre. The advent of
a railroad near the land is responsible
for the increase ir it's price.
The want ads can serve you only n you
USE them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
PETIT Jury VENIRE
IN DISTRICT court
List of Citizens Is Drawn for
Service on the Petty
Cases.

Tho petit jury vcnirc for the scptcm-
Der term OF the district court was
summoned by the sheriff yesterday 60
report az 10 a. m. Monday The vcnirc
viii report as follow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-14

member of the Knox Glee Club, was
an over Sunday guest of Miss Paul
inc Bradshaw The gentleman sang
solo at the morning service OF the
Congregational church.
w. A. Shain of Dallas City has
been spending the week with La
Harpe friends.
Mrs. John Fillingham and Mrs
Julia Roller, of Canton, spent Mon,
day and Tuesday with Mrs. Robert
Barlow, a sister of the first named
lady.
Mrs. Harriet Purdy who has spent
a couple of months with her agef
father, at Spencer, Iowa, returned q
LaHarpe last Friday.
John Roderick, Henry Murphy and
Fred Peasley, accompanied by the
Misses Clair and Fay Claycomb and
Harriet Wheaton spent Sunday at inc
Club House on Sourwine Island.
Mrs. D. H. Gochenour was called
to Dallas by the serious illness Of the
grandchild, the babe of Mr.. and Mrs
Gay Hull.
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DENMARK.
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Horace Sawyer is quite sick.
Frank Dobson of Sawyer. who took
Will Browns place at Mr.. Fishers
store, when Mr. Brown resigned his
position there, sold his fine driving
horse to some horsebuyers last week
Rev. and Mrs. H. s. Hem were Bur
lington visitors last week.
Mr.. Fisher has bought the Charles
Hayes property.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brewer are now at
nome in their remodeled house. They
are making nice looking place there
Mrs. Henry Judy and son Kenneth
nave returned from visit with her
two daughters, Misses Emma and Clio
judy, at Burlington, Colo, with her
nieces in Denver, Colo, and with rela.
tives in Kansas They had a pleasant
time and found all well.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Richards and
son who have been with Mrs. Rich
ards mother, Mrs. Sniff, since last
December, will leave Thursday for
California, where they will spend sey.
eral months sightseeing after which
they viii try and go to HOUSEKEEPING
again They do not expect to try to live
on their farm again, as Mrs. Richards
IS not strong enough for a farmers
wife
4 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Maxwell
on April Z, 1910. daughter. Mrs.
Maxwell has been With her mother.
Mrs Billman. at West Point for sew.
erai months. Mother and child are do
ing well.
4 Mr. Joe Maxwell and son Roy spent
sunday with their wife and mother at
me parental Billman home at West
Point
Mr. and Mrs. A. t. Houston have
returned from visiting relatives in Chi,
Icago.
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CORN, MO-,
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Joe Little and John Harris were
Memphis visitors Monday.
S. E. Murphy of Knox City vas a
CORN yisitor Sunday and Monday.
The extra gang OF Mexicans was
moved from CORN to Rutledge Mon
day.
Misses Vina and Lizzie Hummel of
Granger we're shopping in CORN Fri
day.
A. T. McMurray and wife of Colony
We're shopping in CORN Monday
First ball game of the season was
played Sunday between the Memphis
team and CORN first nine The CORN
boys defeated the Memphis Bows by
a score of to o. There was large
crowd witnessed the game.
Mrs. Geo, S. LaDue returned Tues
day from West Point after two
weeks visit with home folks.
City election went off quiet Tuesday
Z. P. SHIRLEY was elected Alderman of
first ward.
Ed Boltz and Late Trotte- we're
elected alderman in the second ward
and at the school election S. A. Mil
Ter and w a. Woodsmall were elected
directors.
Birthday social on April the 4th
quite number of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed f. Goa
vers and surprised Mr.. Coavers with a
handkerchief and shoe string shower
in honor of his fortieth birthday.
The evening was spent in music
and games. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Conyen and all were treat
ed to some fine candy made by Mr. J.
Toman. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Toman and grand
daughter Beatrice, ]. w. Toman and
family. Mrs. Bertman and two daugh-
tiers Leona and I.avella. Mrs. C. E. To
man and baby and ]. J. Huckev.
]. D. Anderson. Geo Bolhrop. Jas.
Doran, W Il. Gatty and Mary Hardi-
man Of Edna. NJ, were in CORN the
first of the week on business.
A. s. Myers and w. f. Cone of Mem
| phis were transacting business in Cor.
in Tuesday
Miss juicy Tayman of Wvaconda
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Grace Allen
Miss Bird Burcham came Yesterday
form Burlington for few DAYS visit
with her friend Miss Hattie Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. SUMMER Of Hal
yoke, Colorado spent several DAYS last
week with Ed Covers and family.
VIM l.. Scott of Memphis was on
/ oug streets Thursday of last week.
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BELFAST.
. . go ~>~ Ne . .

We are having fine spring weather
These rains are fine on the oats.
Miss Anna Nelson returned home
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. C. Wells was doing some shop
ping at Croton one day last week.
Miss Bessie Smith made business
trip to Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dillon visited Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Nelson last Sunday.
Everybody in this community is
making garden now.
The Rising Sun school has begun a
successful term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Anthony were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Par
sons.
Miss Leila Grant returned to her
home after a seven weeks visit in
Kansas City.
Mrs. R. B. Nelson made tie first
trip to Croton to do some shopping.
We all were surprised to see her.
Mr. Russell Starr visited his parents
Sunday night.
Miss Norma Peters visited home
solks over Sunday.
Misses Ella Nelson and Emma
Moline visited Mrs. Gust Schulka one
lay last week.
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MoNTRosE.
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Inc new mayor and council were
sworn in Monday night. They are:
Siias A. Sawyer, mayor; ]. r. Armi
don. A. P. Jamfsoa, c. F. Bindewald
~. E. Keith. William Reed, councilmen:
Elmer Reed, Marshal; P. w. Bowen,
assessor; o. R. Clingman, clerk. I'm
der the new administration of CITY Off
Gals It is perdicted that this town will
make al unusual showing this year
In evidence of many improvements
and greater Montrose than in the
past.
Mrs, G. NJ. Johnneese will beautify
her home with new paper and paint.
Bowen & Huston are painting the
frame building of Joseph Cloud in JEFF
ferson township.
Master Ralph Rolinger is the pos
SCISSOR OF new piano and is a pupil
IT Musical Director Mrs. P. W. Bow
en-.
Mrs. Edward Elite of Keokuk spent
Thursday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Neis Hansen in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Throw, Mrs. E. M.
Buck, Miss Winnie Kennedy attended
the Presbyterian missionary eonyen-
ton at New London.
The Montrose pickle plant has been
shipping pickles to the Keokuk Pickle
company.
Mrs. Susan Reeds condition is
slightly improved.
The reporter has been getting busv
planting packets of flower and garden
seed received from Hon. C. A. Ken
nedy.
The retiring marshal, William Spain.
mas served the people well and faith
fully and without fear of contradiction
was well qualified to hold the reins as
an officer for city marshal.
Thomas Simpson is at Independence.
Mo, attending general conference Of
the Latter Day Saints church.
e. H Jaques of Joplin. Mo-, is a
guest at the home of his sister Mrs
Frank Davis.
It is remarkable the number OF
wild flowers there are this season.
Mrs Margaret Mcdonald does not
improve much. She suffers from nerv-
Gus prostration.
Crsal Varnasdoll had his finger bad
y mangled in an oats seeder While re-
Mrs. Slater of New Boston, is visit
ing aer daughter, Mrs Irene Leach,
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kAHokA. MO.
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AT recent meeting of the county
court $1,000 additional of outstanding
bonds were ordered paid The court
with the assistance of the people of
the county are rapidly getting away
with this old debt.
Al a called meeting of the city coun-
3oll Monday night, the resignation of
John H. Puder, alderman-elect from
the West ward, was handed in and
accepted. A special election will be
called to I'LL the vacancy. At the same
meeting, City Clerk J R. Hume ten
dered his resignation. H. Warren
Trump was chosen to fill this vacancy
Charles W. Yant was reappointed city
attorney, and c. G. Lang was reap
pointed city treasurer. Tie appoint
ment of street commissioner was
passed over TO the next meeting to
agree on a man.
G. G. Lang was a ST. Louis visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Hogan was adjGdged in
sane by the county court and ordered
taken to the asylum. This is the wo-
man who thrust scissors down the
throat OF her niece. Miss Ruth Hogan.
lat Alexandria, day last week. The
niece was thought to have been seri-
ously injured, but is reported as re-
covering.
It is given out on good authority
that about May Kahoka's milk fac
tory, which has been shut down for
some months, will reopen. This will
be good news to the farmers of this
vicinity.
Forbes & Kearns have sold their
barber shop on the north side of the
public square to H. V. overhulser
Guy Creger will again take charge of
the shop on court house square. i
Lou Painter of Pawnee Rock. Kan.
spent few days the first of the week
with Kahoka relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Wells has temporarily
taken up her residence in st. Louis.
]. W. Forsee has arrived home from
his winter soiourn in Eureka Springs.
Probate Judge w. T. Reddish of
Memphis was visitor in Kahoka
Monday.
The Kahoka fans were well pleased
with their visit to Keokuk Saturday
and Sunday
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5-f . - 80 +
+. G. Wilson, who has been agent
for the T. p. G w. for some years,
has resigned and intends to move on
his land in South Dakota. Walter
Lingle. who has been day operator,
was promoted to the agents place.
John NJ. Hungate has been elected
cashier of the First National bank to
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of r. B. Williams. !. r.
Booth will fill the place of assistant
cashier.
Chas. Bradfield who is studying law
at Ann Arbor Michigan, is spending
week with home folks.
The Bainter-Melvin meat market,
fixtures and ice house were sold at
public auction Saturday. The Ham
mond Packing Co., of Keokuk was the
purchaser, paying $3.50 for it. Mr..
BANTER has been in the butcher
business here for many years and re-
tires on account of i'll health Mr..
Melvin has taken UP farming and
found that demanded nisefull time.
Ralph Soule came in Friday from
his tour of the west with the Knox
College Glee Club. Hesreturned to
Galesburg Tuesday to resume his
studies.
Mrs. ]. e. Taylor and son, Alva,
have been quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Rebecca Clark OF Wichita,
Kans., is the guest at the home Of her
son, Geo Hainline
Chas. NJ. Hull and son Clyde of
Keokuk have been in LaHarpe this
week
The following parties in this city
and vicinity have recently purchased
automobiles: Jesse sKeefauver, Frank
Warren. Will Gardner, Grant Miller,
and Will Bushnell.
Rob Stewart who has been in the
peanut and popcorn business in Mon
mouth for some time has decided to
locate in Keokuk. Rob is a good boy
and hustler and makes a success OF
his business
Mrs. Edward Y. McKensie Of Aub-
urn, H., came Sunday evening and is
guest at the Charles Wheaton
home. 80. -. = q Z Is
Harold Mather OF Galesburg, a
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PENNINGTON.
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On Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Moore the maids OF Chan
ter 0, P. E. o., entertained the ma
irons at an April fool party. straw
ride proved to be an interesting fea.
ture of the entertainment. Delicious
refreshments were served in the din.
ing room.
Miss Pearl Moon pleasantly enter
tanned the Kensington club on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Lolita Perry returned Saturdav
to Fort Dodge to resume her work as
supervisor of drawing.
Miss Goldie Corns, who is teaching
In Mystic. is spending her vacation
with her parents at this place.
Miss Lottie Ponte has gone TO ST
Louis, where she has accepted a posi-.
ton 80
Mrs. W S. Blackford of Bonaparte
visited Friday evening with Mrs. G
Boooh.
s. D Kelsey is in Chicago on bust
mess trip.
Mrs. Sarah Petrie of Bonaparte was
a Pennington visitor Saturday
Miss Ruth Carson, who is ATTENDING
school in Mt. Pleasant is visiting he,
parents, Rev and Mrs j Carson.
Mrs. Emma Neiswanger of Bona
parte Is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ
Mcdaniel.
Mrs. g. W. sherrick left Monday 70,