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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-29
WAS ORGANIZED
IN YEAR 1645
FIRST MEETING TOOK PLACE IN
INDIAN COUNCIL HOUSE SIS
YEARS AGO. ~.

To the members Of the COngrega
tional church of Eddyville, as also to
many Of the members of that sect in
! southern Iowa. Sunday, March 10, will
stand out in the tablet Of memory as
on epoch in the progress Of the church
in this section. 1t was on this day
that because of the happy combination
of good weather. good fellowship and
financial success, as we'll as the divine
approval an event deserving perpetual
ton in the annals of Iowa Congrega-
tionalism took place in the dedication
Of the Congregational church at Eddy
vile. .....
Others Lend Support.
The choir of the Methodist Episco-
pal and Congregational churches, IN
der the direction Of M. C. l.. Phillips,
rendered most acceptable music, and
were assisted by orchestra accorpani-
ment. Rev. Lucy Carter, Congrega-
tional minister of Eddyville, directed
the exercises and introduced the
speakers The mor.,iag termol WAS
preached by Rev. r. J. Locke OF OF
tumwa, and was vivid delineation Of
the life and death of Saul 1t showed
bv contrast how sword may be used
for power and sIccoss ;ataer Than for
self annihilation and failure. Rev. Mr..
Hampstead, both in the morning and
the evening stirred the hearts OF his
hearers and recalled much of the
pleasant in his former pastorate at
EGdyville. The fellowship service in
the evening was al, that it purported
to be- Rev. Mr.. Seeds Of the Metho-
dist EniscOna1 churrn SllDDlieG an
abundance of good hnmor. Rev. Mr..
Silvera of the Baptist church had
words of encouragement. Rev. r. ].
Locke of Ottumwa impressed on those
present the true meaning of fell
lowship among Christians of all names
and was followed by Rev. Lucy Carter,
the pastor of the church.
Pastor Makes Review.
Rev. Carter paid a beautiful tribute
to the faithful living and dead, refer
ring first to a booklet entitled Boston
Immortals' She then spoke of the
church record of Eddyville immortals.
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BLOOMFIELD.

John Eckerd has bought the coal
business, sheds and scales OF Q. E.
Harbor, who recently purchased the
same from S. A. Durf1inger.
The Andrews Furniture Co., have
purchased a new hearse which arrived
yesterday.
The Ottumwa Harp Orchestra pass,
ed through here yesterday enroute ia
Pulaski to give an entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Taylor return
ed to their home in Moberly Friday
after few days visit at the W. M.
Yates home southwest of the city. and
the VIM Eakin home in this city. Mrs.
Gilbert's sister, Mrs. Anna Tomv and
children returned with them for a
shot visit
Mrs. Louisa Sloan Of Mark is visit
ing her granddaughter Mrs. Arch
Doolev
Samuel Darnielle of near Monterey
is visiting his daughter Mrs. John
Kline.
Mrs. Zetta Bingaman and son Harold
left Friday to spend Easter with her
parents in Exline.
Miss Ethel Rhoades Of Ottunwa re-
her parents p. D. Rhodes and wife Of
near Bloomfield.
Mrs J. r. Dooley spent Saturday
with her sister Mrs. A. p. Chrisman
of West Grove.
Mrs. Stella iced and son John Wis
tied relatives in Ottumwa Friday.
Horace Carlow and family arrived
Friday from Weldon, Ia, and expect to
live here for the present.
Mrs. C. K. Gleason Of West Grove
was city visitor Friday.
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. SlGOURNEY. =

The Board of Directors of the indie
pendent school district met Monday
evening for the purpose of organizing
The newly elected member. D. M. Pat
terson, took tho oath of Office and the
board then organized by electing Ed
win Franken president for the ensu
ing year.
William Mcclure of Keswick was a
business caller in Sigourney Monday.
Otto Roth of Thornburg was bust
ness visitor in the county seat Mon
day. Mr. Roth recently returned from
Kansas where he and his family have
resided for the past two years.
William Lindeur of Keota was in
Sigourney Monday renewin old &C
quaintances.
MISS Kate Nolan who is an instruc-
tor in music in Coe College at Cedar
Rapids spent Sunday and Monday
with her parents in Sigourney Re-
turning to Cedar Rapids Tuesday
morning.
in the mail service, running from Dav-
export to Ft. Scott, Kansas, spent
Sunday with his family in Sigourney.
Superintendent J. r. McVicker Of
the Keota Public schools was in Sig
Quincy Saturday visiting at the j. w.
Croneweth home.
Mrs. T. L. Goeldner and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Smith. of Webster were
shopping in Sigourney Saturday.
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iowa HORSES IN
CIRCUS STUNTS
CERRO GORDO COUNTY FARMER
TRAINS ANIMALS FOR HIS
OWN PLEASURE.

Eldora, March 26.-Horses that act
that are almost human. that are beau
tiful to look upon and which do won
derful feats belong to an Iowa farmer,
are kept and trained for his pleasure
and amusement. and belong to E. b.
Cimijotti of Cerro GordO county, and
are kept by the farmer on farm near
Mason City. These wonderfully intel
ligent beasts are Of the Arabian stock
and some of them are golden cream
and a far different strain than have
ever been produced in the state. The
owner is very proud of his drove OF
some thirty beauties and he has been
offered large sums OF money FOR tnem
by showmen and others Interested IN
all kinds of most beautiful horse hesh.
So confident has been the owner In his
stock that that he has hired profess
sional trainer, Prof. w. A. Sigsbee. 10
give them twelve months special train
ing.
In 1882 Frank Cimijotti imported a
fine Ar bian stallion and two mares.
He codmenced breeding and raising
colts Gin 1900 he gave all of horses to
his ssn, E. B. Cimijotti, the present
owner. There were then two strains,
the Arabians with snow white hair
and with pink hide and steel blue eyes.
The other strain was golden cream,
with snow white main and tail, and
very intelligent animals. The animals
are named Alexander and Napoleon
Bonaparte There are now thirty in
the bunch and ter. have been trained
to do tricks.
Some of the stunts which the owner
puts his beauties through consist OF
going all gaits, cantering, trotting, lop-
ing, side stepping, single footing,
marching, cake walk, cork screw with
front feet, scratch their head with
hind foot, stand on their head, laugh
by raising the upper lip, slightly open
ing the mouth as if to say ''yes," shak-
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DIES MONIES CLUB GETS GOAL.
Secures the Coveted 200 Members and
Is Now Ready to Construct Its
New Home

| Des Moines, March 26.-The Des
EMoines club kicked the winning goal
Fin its membership campaign at noon
yesterday when they reported total
tof twenty new members, bringing the
membership OF the club up to an even
Foo. Des Moines club and Greater Des
Moines committee men have been ont
working on this campaign all week.
The plans for the new building OF the
fDes Moines club will now be carried
On without delay aud the construction
work will begin May 1.
New members added to bring the
total I'D to the 200 marks are: j. b.
lMcGorrisk, H. C. Wallace, D. w. Cor
hey, Simon Casady, R. NJ. Galbraiti1,
ECharles L. Powell, l. M. Earle, Fl. H.
ECoggeshall, F. A. Baylies, Henry F.
(Garver. w. C. Macarthur, E. ]. David.
son. Robert Fullerton, B. N. Moss, Fred
u. Wells, J. c. Cummins, NJ. L. Turner,
A. L. Hager, w. B. Southgell, R. A.
Crawford and w. P. Darwin.
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. EDDYVILLE.

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The baby of Scott Williams Is suf-
fering with an abscess Of the throat.
Frank belong has been appointed
census enumerator for Columbia
township. -
Rev. Lucy Carter was an Oskaloosa
passenger yesterday.
Mrs. Grace of Cameron, Illinois, and
Mrs. Matter of Abba, have been visit
ing their sister, Mrs Thomas Ewing.
Miss Bessie Funk who has been
visiting for some time with her sister
at La Pulpa, Okla, returned to her
home in Eddyville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes and baby of
Oskaloosa are visiting this week at
the parental Kussart home.
John Miller Of Cedar Falls, arrived
last night in Eddyville to visit with
his son. Harry and look after business
interests.
Grover Hubbell of Des Moines, is
here this week in the interest of the
sand plant.
Gid Dotts and son George went to
Oskaloosa today and purchased a
Hayes 80 horse power automobile and
drove home.
Frank Rice while at work today at
the sand plant had the misfortune to
receive a painful injury to his eye.
The injury was so serious it was neces-
sary to take him to Ottumwa to con-
suit an eye specialist.
Lincoln Lee bought a fine team this
week and paid $500 for same.
Rev. Seede purchased horse this
week.
The Geo. DeTar farm Of between
three and four hundred acres, located
five miles west of Eddyville, was sold
at auction today. 1t was purchased
by John Lanning, Joe Barber, J.. j.
Oldham and Chas. Stuber. The aver
age price per acre was about $500
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BIRMINGHAM.


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Miss Blythe Bennett has returned
to Cedar Falls, after a weeks vacation
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Shot were Of
tumwa shoppers Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church gave an Easter social at
the Commercial hotel Friday evening.
;9?.. w fiWzgqk1oOi Wdfllp.;k.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Bonar expect to
to go to Brighton Saturday and spend
the summer with their daughter, Mrs.
Martha Wood.
Misses Blythe Bennett and Carrie
Winslow visited over Sunday in Fair
field with their friend, Miss Carrie
Israel.
Miss Jacob Reylor of Kendalville,
Ind, spent several days Of last week
in town with her cousin, Miss Eula
Giauque.
Rev. Fenwick who was taken sud-
denly i'll Sunday morning by being
poisoned on canned salmon, Is better
now.
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Mrs. A. e. Nash Of Pulaski visited
in Bloomfield Friday on her way to
Ottumwa.
Mrs. John Mier left Friday for a
few days visit with her sons Chas.
and Fred Of Des Moines.
Miss Edna Crisman who attend the
Normal spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents of West Grove.
Mrs. Effie Speer returned to Kinks
vile Friday where she is taking
treatment at DR.. Stills hospital.
Mrs. John Pirtle visited the last OF
the week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Mier Of Des Moines.
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SURVEYORS AT WINTERsET.
Work on Red Oak and Des Moines
nterurban is Being Pushed-Forty
Miles of Rjotot of Way Secured.

Miles OF Right OF way secured.
Winterset, March 26.-Winterset
again has hopes of securing another
railroad. A number of the men inter-
ested in the interurban from Red Oak
to Des Moines were in Winterset and
met with a number of the business
men of this place with the idea of Gre
ating interest in an effort to aid the
building Of the road. Mr.. Sontag, the
promoter of the enterprise, and other
influential men from Red Oak, were
present The plan Of the company IS
to raise cash subscriptions a sufficient
sum to make, with the right Of way,
the sum of 100000. OF this amount
Red Oak has been apportioned $780,
900, Greenfield and Winterset each
s25.O0O and the balance of the cash
to Des Moines. Red Oak has already
subscribed $4,000, and Greenfield
$4,000. About forty miles of the
right of way has already been secured.
A prominent state Off cial, who is con-
nected with the enterprise, assured
the Winterset people that the road
would be built beyond any question,
and that arrangements were already
made with bonding company to
furnish what money is needed to build
the road in addition to the 100000 to
be raised locally.
The surveyors OF the company came
to Winterset recently and took up the
where it was stopped by the
heavy snow last fall. They began
short distance west of town, and have
gone on toward Des Moines. Work
will at once begin in Winterset to
secure the cash subscriptions allotted
to this city.
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IIBERTYViLLE.

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S. H. Watkins attended the horse
sale in Fairfield Thursday.
Mrs. Dan CARRIER is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie WEBB were
shopping in Fairfield Wednesday.
Will Morrison spent Sunday with
friends in Douds-Leando.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Pierson and
children returned this week from a
several weeks visit through Califor-
MIA They expect to reside in Liberty
Vile.
Will Moore and son of Fairfield
were in Libertyville Tuesday working
on the bank.
Ward Yost and son we're in Fair
field Thursday attending the horse
SALE E
The stallion owners in and near
Libertyville will give a stallion show
Saturday afternoon April 2, In Lib
ertyville The Libertyville band will
furnish an hours entertainment be-
fore the parade.
Allen Pierson and family have re-
turned from two months visit in
California They expect to reside in
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peebler Of
near Batavia spent Sunday at the
Jim Peebler home in Libertyville.
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PULASKI.

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Mrs. Ed Higbee returned from Of
tumwa Tuesday where she has been
visiting friends since Friday.
E. J. Blume Of Mt. Union, Iowa, il
visiting his sister, Mrs o. L. Saun.
ders.
Philip Bletzer, living southeast OF
town died Wednesday night, after
lingering illness OF several months.
The remains were taken to Milton
Friday for burial.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hunt visited relatives IN
Bloomfield from Friday until Monday.
John Augspurger Is quite sicl- with
the la grip this week.
Swan Olson left Tuesday for Lara
mia City, Wyo., where he exl It's Z,
locate If the country suits him.
A. F. Meredith had the misfortune
to get injured in runaway Saturday
while coming from his farm. The team
became frightened and started to run,
when the tug came unlocked, letting
the tongue down and throwing Mr..
Meredith over the dashboard, render
ing him unconscious for a short time
and bruising him up considerably.
His right arm being injured in the
elbow so that he has to carry It Il a
sling The team was caught by RS.
Watkins and tied to the hitchratk un.
til Mr.. Meredith arrived and took them
home.
Mrs. S. Drunk was a Bloomfield
visitor Tuesday.
County Superintendent c. N. Spicer.
visited the schools here Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Presley Marson Of
Milton. visited at the James Burns
home Tuesday,
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ing the head for no." counting every
number by paving with front feet,
picking up the riders handkerchief,
kneeling down to permit rider to
mount and dismount, lying down, sit.
ting up and dancing. In dancing they
execute drill of f1fty-seven changes.
Napoleon Bonaparte, the head sire
of the herd. is years old. They are
all from Is to 16 hands high and weigh
1000 to 1,150 pounds each.
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Stops La1neness

Much of the chronic lameness
in horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al
lowed to 60 lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spot relieves the
soreness - limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
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= VILLAGE CREEK. =

Mrs. Roy Scott and son Orwin spent
last Wednesday at the j.. F. Hill
home. g..
George Hendricks visited last We'd
nesday with his mother Mrs. ]. r..
Hendricks.
Mrs. G. G. Baum and children spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the par
entail Gift home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harsch and
family spent Sunday at the B. Ros-
man home.
Mrs. Chas. Jackson and daughter
June, are visiting in Van Buren,
county. FIX.
Clifford and Donald Crane were over
Sunday visitors with relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. L. e. Bevin returned last Fri
day to j. M. Arnold's after visiting
with friends and relatives near Mt.
Zion.
Mrs. Lewis CLOSER returned to her
home Tuesday from the hospital where
she has been patient for the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Arnold, Mrs.
Bevin, Mrs White; also Rev. and Mrs.
Jonathan Lee spent Tuesday at the
Chas. Mute home.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Workman and
daughter Beatrice spent Sunday with
Mrs. Workman's brother Wallace
Walker and family Of South Ottumwa
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After years sojourn In California
Mr.. anu Mrs. Ernest Nye returned
home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stodghill return
ed hcmc Monday after a two weeks
visit with friends in Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines, Pella and Ottumwa.
Webb Cramblit and Miss Elsie Sci
lars were married In Ottumwa. We'd
nesday March 8, and are now a. home
to their friends at the parental Cram.
blit home where they will reside.
Mrs. Elias Garfield who has been
quite sick is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Olney visited at
the Elias Garfield home Sunday.
The yeLng people Of this piace met
at the church for choir practice Sat.
urday night
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There are two tickets in the field, one
headed by D. l.. Morrow as the mayor
atty candidate, while his opponent is
Adam Ripper
Mr.. Morrow is prominent lawyer
of Corydon and Is well known through
out this section of the county. Mr..
Ripper is local merchant and has
resided here for many years.
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DUDLEY.
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Mrs. Andrew Stodghill has returned
from visit with relatives in Ottumwa.
L. J. Newquist and daughter Tillie
were recent Ottumwa visitors
Ed Perdue was business visitor IN
Chillicothe Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Gustavison returned to
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corydon Interested in Waterworks.

Corydon. March 26.-(SpeciaD-In
terest in the coming town election, to
be held on Monday, is entirely over
Swallowed by the special election to be
held in two weeks to vote on the bond
Issues for waterworks and sewerage.
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os. 2Ce.211 West Main Street.

her home in Ottumwa Sunday evening
after few days visit with relatives
south Of town.
Mrs. Frans Peterson went to Ottum-
wa Monday, being called there by the
death of her brother.
Miss Esther Poison returned to OF
tumwa Sunday evening after a two
days visit at the Frans Peterson
home.
Mrs. Albert T. Johnson visited at
the John Swanson home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson were
guests at the Chas A. Carlson home
near Willard Sunday.
Andrew Carlson and son Arthur
were Chillicothe callers SATURDAY..
Harry Swanson was a visitor at the
John Kinblade home near Munterv1lle
Sunday.
Miss Alice Peterson accompanied by
Miss Minnie Tourson of Ottumwa
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
John Peterson home south Of town.
Mrs. Charles l.. Swanson called at
the Andrew French home west OF
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens were
passengers for Ottumwa Monday.
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Here's the Proof.

Mr.. 6. T. Roberts Of Resaea, G..
RID. No. I, Box q, writes -" have
used your Lininnent On horse for srvu-
ney and effected = thorough eurs. l a.
so removed SPAWN on ! u,u,e. This
SPAWN was-as large as guinea exx. In
my estimation the best remedy foS ame.
ness and soreness IS
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Catholic Editor Dies.

Chicago, March %. CHARLEY j..
,O'Malley, editor of the New World a
Catholic publication, is dead, agkd SIS.
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Sloans
Llninent

Mr.. H. M. Gibbs, Of Lawrence, Rams,
RID. No. ;, writes :-" youf Linj.
rnent Is the best that have svef used.
had mare with an sbecess on l,es nssk
and one soc. hottls Of Sioan's Liniueet
entirely cared hex. ! keep Il around Ill
tho time for gals and small sweaNnss
and tor everything sbost thu seoek.n
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Sloan's Liniment
will kill a sps.;a.
curb or spiint, re-
duee wind puts and
swollen joints, and
is q sure and speedy
remedy for fstula,
sweeney, founder
and thrush.
Price 900. and 800
0lOAass b00k "a
hoeo1o, A1e11e0, ehe&D
o01 poultry oeR1
hos. AAASess
d.. Earl 8. sloaa,
Boston, Hass., .. 4 4
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind. Oct. 31.-Lewis Maze
Of Brookville. has purchased the prop
erty formerly owned by Mrs. Sarah
Larsh. Consideration $4,000.
Mrs. Ed Beeson has returned after
having spent several weeks with her
friends in Lincoln, Neb.
Mesdames S. F. Crull. Ed Morgan,
Mrs. Oliver Stewart and the latter's
guest. Mrs. Anna Scovill of Spice.
land, attended the meeting of the
Federation of Women's clubs at Rich.
mond Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Cheesman. Mrs
Sarah Larsh, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Smith of Richmond. will
go to Portland, Ore, the middle OF
November to make that city their
home.
Mrs. George Booth and son Walter
spent Friday in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waddell have
moved into their property recently
purchased of Mrs. Margaret Kinley.
Mrs. George Stonebaugh of Cam.
bridge City, spent Friday with her
sister, Mrs. Uriah Morgan.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind. Oct. 31-Byram
Elliott came Saturday morning from
Pittsburg to remain until Wednesday
when Mrs Elliott and their little
daughter will return with him after
spending the summer here.
Mrs. John Sells and children. and
Mrs. c. Mohler and sons Lawrence
and Delmar. spent Saturday at Rich.
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. James Knapp enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Williams. OF In
dianapolis. came Saturday to spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
F1eetemeyer.
Mrs George Fouts, Levi Stricken.
Henry Strickler and Minos Stricken
attended the golden wedding celebra-
ton Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Quickle at
their home near Nobelsviile
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Keever of New
Castle, came Saturday TO visit rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Everett Root and son Arnim.
were at Richmond Saturday.
Edward Petro is on the sick list
Mrs Clayton Johnson went To Lapel
Saturday to visit her parents.
The Progressive club viii meet on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week
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MILTON. mo.

Milton, Ind. Oct 31-Messrs and
Mesdames Dixon of Greenfield and
Benjamin of Charlottesville. were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crull
yesterday.
Invitations have been issued for a
dne Halloween party at the home of
Harold Hoshour this evening. The in
vitations were issued by the Eel
lows" in honor of the G. E. R. Girls
The party promises to be quite So
ciety event.
T. B. Lantz administrator of the es-
tate of the late Mrs. Mary Deck ex-
posed for public sale the personal
property and real estate Of said Mary
Deck here Saturday. The property
was sold to Bruce Cockerham for SIS.
Alder Hood cried the sale The prop
erty was appraised at $3.50.
Two flocks of wild geese were seen
passing south Friday. The Arst flock
numbered about twenty-five and the
other about fifteen. They were seen
by Linville Wallace and VIII Deck
Ed Manlove of Indianapolis. was
home to spend yesterday with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Manloye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hicks who
spent several weeks at Greensboro,
N. c.. and at Morressen. Pa. have re-
turned home. They report fine trip
The sophomore of Milton high
school win entertain this evening at