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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-10
For Information Phone No. 260.
MAKE w A CITY OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES.

Fave a City a Little Better Than The Others.
BUILD O A TONE VENEER or Pressed rick with Stone thinning or
aStuccoh house trimmed with WHITE CEMENT, the Attest and best cement for finishing
and tnnmn all concrete structures.
Use ASBEsTOS EINd for your Roof They are indetrudibh and fire.
proof They are made in different colors Are better and weigh kst hans late. Or if
you prefer a cheaper covering. use NJ ASBESTOS ROOFING tom make our of fire
proof
Use BIRCH vENEERED DOORS in Your hey will not twist and
warp Uet them in he naturlo or cdorsw with YELLOW PINE fnsh They add much
to the artistic appearance o your home a grat dealt its value, with buta little addi
ton to it's cot BIRCH DOORS are made in the popular two pane and other styles
TheF FRONT doors are made to match te inside doors
Put in HARDWOODd double hors with KEYSTONE HAIR INSULATOR be-
tween thm 1t ill keep out thee dust md cold, save OF much on your coal bills Key
stone Hair Insatori is also used in the partitions and between the studdingan md siding in
franz buildings making your hoHew warm II in winter and ooler in summer.
Have a I'll Floor in Your Bah Room in plain viii or colors They are
sanitary Inc ado muh to tea appearance Tile lot expensive INT will atf forever 1t
can also b. used on the walls and ceilings
Crate INC Mantle. They are just the thing for COO mornings and evenings wheny ou 10
not want a fret the midded the day. Nantes and Crates come in al coors and fin
ihs to match any desired finish. Thya em made ems styles and ss to- suit every one and
the cost isl not much
We Can Fursh You Thse Materials to Make Roswell a City of Beautiful
ome Call or Phone No 20
We Sell BUILDING MATERIALS of ALL KINDS. from the Best to the heap-
est FOL suggstonsl look up 20
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 10.-Wool un-
changed. Territory and western med
iuns, 2512S; fine mediums, 20024;
fine, 12@21.
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Roy III. Nook arrived last night
from the yellow House ranch. He had
planned to come in for the Pan-Hel-
lenic German, bu his auto broke down
tairty miles from Portales and he had
to walk three miles and drive the rest
of the way with a team, and missed
the train Tuesday.
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Joseph Brinker, general passenger
and freight agent for the New Mexi-
CO Eastern railroad, left this morning
for Amarillo, having spent several
days in Roswell and the lower valley
on official business.
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E. T.. wisner. who was operated on
at st. Mary's hospital several DAYS a
go for gall stones and liver troubles,
is out on the streets again, but will
not return to mis- work as a carpen-
ter for some time.
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Edward Palmer, twelve rear old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. y. Z. Palmer, of
ear his city. was operated on for
appendicitis at St. MaTy's hospital
this morning.
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w. p. Allen, a member of the first
class of tae Military Institute, left
this morning for his home In McAles-
ter, Okla, summoned by a telegram
stating that mis- mother died yester-
day morning at Little Rock, Ark, and
that the funeral will be held at Nc
Aloster. He expects to return TO
school in about two weeks.
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f. Howard returned this morning
from his place near Lake Arthur,
where he has cen making arrange
ments for the drilling of an artesian
well.
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Artesia last night to give an enter
tainment. She will give a recital at
Lake Arthur while down tle road, al
SO and expects TO return Saturday.
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on their ranch. Mr.. Lewis was called
home several days ago on account of
the necessity OF an operation ON his
younger son, who is now recovering
nicely.
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Notice of Sale Real Estate.

The trustees of Damon Lodge No.
Is. X. of p. will receive sealed bids
on sale of one lot on Main Street in
Block 6 and lot 9, Thurbers Add. un-
til Feb. "a. 1910.
Address all bids to p. o. Box all
Trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
I2t. Trustees of X. of p.
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Changes pictures Mondays. Wed
nesdavs and Fridays. We are putting
on Faust and Marguerite beginning
Friday night.
First show 7:15. 91t2.
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Miss Nettie Johnson went to Dex-
ter last night for a few days visit
with lends She arrived only re
Gently from Kansas City, to make her
home with her parents. who reside
east of town.
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5 LOCAL NEWS. S

j. v. Causey came in from his ranch
fifty miles EAST yesterday and win
leave tomorrow ON the return trip.
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On account OF the death of w. G
fight, We have in our garage for sale,
practically new, at a bargain, n
2. N. +. so automobile. For p%articu-
lars inquire at Cummins' garage. S8t6
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j. G.. Williams, of Denison, Texas,
was here today looking after bust
ness and visiting his nephew. F. J..
Austin, local manager for the Kemp
Lumber Co..
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]. Smith Lea returned last night
from Santa Fe, where he attended TO
business of the territorial prison
board. He has been o1e several
days.
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Hear Rev. T.. Mcqueen Gray in his
great lecture on THE Constitutional
Crisis in Great Britain" at Central
School building, Monday night. Ad-
mission p cents for benefit High
school athletic fund. Il
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NnficR

We are short on bottles and wish
the customers to please put them out
so that drivers can get them.
SANITARY DAIRY,
C. F. Geyer, Prop.
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Roswell, ". NJ, Feb. .. 1917 this
day withdraw from the market the
east half of Sec. 80 Twp. IL S. r.. %
Ell. 7. Randle. 90t2~
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SI,0OO.OO TO loan, from l to 5 years
Inquire OF X. S. Woodruff or 1st
National Bank. SStf.
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The meetings at the M. E. church,
corner 5th and Ky. e are pro-
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w. p. Lewis and Will Lewis went
to Hope last night to work
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Symphony Club Concert, at NJ. E.
Church, South, Thursday Sis p. IN.
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Symphony Club Concert. at NJ f.
Church, South, Thursday Sis p. m.
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Just received 100 boxes Mountain
Apples.-Shrader Grocery Co. 91t3
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lust received 100 boxes Mountain
Apples.-Shrader Grocery Co. 9It3
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lust received 100 boxes Mountain
Apples.-Shrader Grocery Co. 91t3
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-sss Record Want Ads SIS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
CHARLTON.

Mrs. A. Noren and little daughter
Margaret of Stanton, returned home
yesterday after weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. Chas. Rahmgren and
; old friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Young of Plattsmouth.
Neb.. returned home yesterday after a
few days visit with her cousin, Mrs,
Mary K Stewart.
Mrs. f. M. Reall of Shannon City,
and daughter-in law Mrs. Arthur G.
Beall of Modena, Mo-, returned home
yesterday after a visit with the form
ers sister Mrs j. c. Flat.
! Miss Octavia Bellor returned yes
terday from an extended visit in Dali
las, Tex, with her sister Mrs. Nellie
Jamison.
Mrs. ]. b. Knots of Canada, who
resided In this county for many years
visited in Charlton yesterday with her
nephew, j. A. MCGEE and old friensd
T. H. Maxwell. bookkeeper for the
McKlveen & Eikenberry Lumber Co,
had the misfortune to fall from large
pile OF lumber yesterday and break
his leg,
wallace Pinkerton returned yester-
day from brief visit In Abba with
his mother Mrs C. A. Heaton
Misses Cora and Stella Cradle of
Abilene Kansas, have been spending
I a month in English township at the
homes of theri cousins Will and Bert
Carney and Mrs. NJ. D. Bell.
Mrs. Grace Nelson and little daugh-
! ter Gladys of Chicago have returned
home after an extended visit with her
mother Mrs. Mary a. Ketcham and
other relatives and old friends.
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pAckwoop.

Miss Hazel Norman is the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Edith Everett of Dea
lMoines
Railroad authorities state that an
other freight train will be put on thii
ibranche Of the Burlington to begin OPP
Grating this week.
| Miss Selma jacobson Of Fairfield ID
spending q few days with Mrs. Bertha
Myers.
Mrs. C. T. Moorman 10 suffering
from badly sprained ankle and other
injuries to her left foot, received from
a fall.
C. M. McChesney has purchased the
Raines farm lying one mile south or
town.
export arrived Saturday for 4 short
visit with relatives
Mrs. May Davis, Ramsay City, was
La business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs j. S. Decker of Kirksville, 10
the guest Of friends here.
MIS- Emery Edwards spent Sunday
with relatives at Pleasant Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Strand of Daven-
port are visiting at the home OF the
latter's brother Chas. Edmund.
(. Walter Perry the 15-year-Old son OF
%. P. Perry Of Gillette, Wyoming. was
arrested for killing man by shooting
him through the heart. The details or
the affair are not known here yet. The
father OF the boy was editor OF the
Packwood Review several years and
Walter was on of the most highly re-
spected boys in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Carruthers OF
South Ottumwa were guests at Dr.
Mporeman's Monday.
Will Lyon is a great sufferer from
rheumatism at present.
The poultry show will occur next
week.
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FARMINeToN.

4 Miss Tressa Taylor visited over
Sunday with her father in Keokuk.
Miss Bertha Lackey OF BonAparte
visited Thursday with Miss Helen
McCrary.
Born, on Oct. 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rockwell. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hartrick OF
Keokuk and L. H. Babb of Independ-
ence, Mo-. were called here Saturday
by the death Of Mrs. Henry Hartrick-
Mrs. Geo. Gray and son Kenneth re-
turned Monday from q visit with rela-
tiyes in Carthage and Keoknk.
Mrs. j. l.. Hamlin visited over Sum
day with relatives in Hannibal, Mo.
Miss Cora Hartrick of Bushnell, I'LL.
arrived Saturday, having been called
here by the death Of her aunt Mrs.
Henry Hartrick.
Harry Sawyers of Hannibal, Mo. Is
the guest of his mother Mrs. Laura
Sawyers.
Mrs. John Slice is visiting her sister
Mrs. Geo. French in Aurora, nj.
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BLAKEs6 BURG.

Geo. Smith and niece Mrs 1rma o.
wald visited relatives in Kirkville on
Sunday.
Harry Johnson visited over Sunday
with his family here.
Mabel Crener Of Eldon has returned
home after a few days visit with her
grandmother Mrs. Woodford.
Chas. Derby went to Ottunlwa on
Sunday where he will engage in bust :
ness with his brother w. "A. Derby.
Mary Yenger of Seymour is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Gift of Ottumwa
were Sunday guests at the S. c. Snow
home.
Married at the home of the bride
four miles east of town, Gertie Eakins
and Sherman Swain of this place.
Wilbur Snow IS visiting his aunt,
Mrs Bessie Gift near Ottumwa.
S. A. Cohag gan, Effie Reading and
Gussie Burgason returned Sunday
from the teachers convention at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Elmer Dorothy and daughter
Blanche returned Sunday from OF
tumwa where they visited at the w. A.
Derby home.
Dollie Cloyd visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Cloyd.
Mayo Williams Of Ottumwa spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Anna Tharp OF Ottumwa visit
ed Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Thompson.
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SURVEYORS AT
BONAP ARTE NOW
DIES MONIES RIVER MEN STILL
cAMPED IN VAN BUREN,
COUNTY.

Bonaparte. Nov. 11.-(special y
The party of the Des Moines river
surveyors are now camped in Bona
parte having moved here from Keosau.
qua. The chief engineer of the party
is Mr.. julius O. Salee OF Louisville,
Kentucky and with him are four sur.
veyors, J. P. Merrill, F. e. Holbrook,
William B. Albert and Hollister Sher-
man. They are assisted by eighteen
or twenty young men who carry the
poles stakes and ETC., and assist in
sounding and measurements necessary
for complete survey of the rives and
the bottom land adjacent which is
subject to overflow or would be sub.
ject to damage by back water from
dams under slack water navigation.
The camp consists Of two large sleep.
ing tents and large dinner tent and
kitchen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
SOLDIER FACES
IMPRISONMENT
JOHN COLLINS, A TROOPER FROM
FORT DIES MONIES, LEFT
WITHOUT PERMIT.


John Collins, a trooper from Fort
Des Moines, faces Imprisonment in the
guard house because he left the post
yesterday without leave Of absence
and came to Ottumwa with another
soldier friend who had secured per-
NIT from his superior officers. Col
Inns became intoxicated and was
placed under arrest by Patrolman
Jack Smith. He pleaded guilty to the
charges Of intoxication when ar
raigneu before Police Judge Morrissey
this morning and was sentenced to
three days in the city Jail. The local
officers will communicate with the
army officials at Des Moines, and Col
Inns will be given his liberty, as soon
as he sobers up, providing he is will-
ing to return to the army post.
Joe Brady, section hand who has
been working for Burlington extra
gang west Of Abba came to Ottumwa
yesterday and imbibed too freely OF
the water which joyifies. He was
taken in custody and pleaded guilty
to the intoxication charge this morn.
ing. Upon his promise Of honor
bright" not to get drunk again, the
magistrate gave him his liberty.
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ELpoN.

Mrs Georgia Healey gave shower
for Miss Ruth Jaques Tuesday evening
at her home. It was q variety shower
and was grand success. Miss Jacques
will be married the 18th to Andrew
Shelter. Both are we'll known here as
they were raised in Eldon.
C. e. Prather Of Ottumwa was in the
city Wednesday on business.
H Jourdan Of Shell Rock was in
Eldon looking after farm.
John Grinstead who works in the
yards was struck by the switch engine
Monday and thrown ten feet, but his
injuries are slight.
Eldon's empty houses are filling up
and now that the election Is passed
and business Is extra good, 1t Is hoped
everybody will work for greater Ell
don.
The Methodist ladies served dinner
and supper in the Koht building on
election day.
Rev. Tenant has arrived to assist
Rev. Cummins in the revival services
Ed j. Moore Of Des Moines was in
the city election day.
Tom Mckinney formerly Of Eldon
but now Of Des Moines arrived We'd
nesday evening.
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AFTER STATE
TITLE AGAIN
IoTTUMWA Y. NJ. e. a. WILL HAVE
FAST BAskETsALL TEAM
lk,FiELp THIS YEAR.
|NEw MEN ON FIVE
pinseman and Van Gent, Two Of Last
ssasons Stars, VIII b Missing
.-Epps, Johnsoi, and stsntz
Tor Places.

The Ottumwa Y. M. c., A. basketball
hve. will go after the state champion
ship again this year and the outlook II
very favorable that the third consecu
tive years title will come to Ottumwa
Several changes will be made In tn
lineup Of the aggregation, however, Y
I'LL the places of Dingeman and Val
Gent, the former having quit thu
strenuous winter pastime, while va!
Gent has gone to- Madison to attend
the University of Wisconsin While
the loss Of these two men will b.
greatly felt by Coach Eigenmann, he II
of the belief that their places will be
scapably filled BY basketball stars who
have been budding for a number Of
years. Epps, who played forward on the
hrst team two seasons ago. Is slated
to take Van Gents place at center
Walter johnson and Joey Stentz and
others are slated to take Dingeman's
place.
First Game Thanksgiving.
A home schedule 10 being arranged
for this season, 50 that this will allow
Coach Eigenmann to pick from the
high school team and vice versa and
not cripple either team. The first game
on the seasons schedule will be played
In the local gymnasium Thursday even.
ing, November "a, with the Oskaloosa
Y. M. C. "A. i've. Al the OskaloOsa high
school football team plays here on
the afternoon Of. the same date, there
should be large attendance. The Os-
kaloosa association has new physical
this season and basketball,
which has been dormant in that insti-
tuition, has been awakened. With stu
dents from Oskaloosa high school,
Penn college and members Of the asso-
citation, the new physical director
should be able to secure fast team as
there il plenty OF material in the Qua
ker village.
Plan series o. Contests.
One Of the new features arranged
BY Physical Director Eigenmann In the
physical department is series of gym
nastic athletic and aquatic exercises
Tor the all around gymnastic champion
ship. The members will be divided into
i've different classes The contests will
be pulled OF monthly. commencing the
after part OF November and ending in
March. First second and third prizes
will be awarded for each event and
The man in each class who makes the,
most points will receive trophy. Each
event Will be scored on the pentathlon
style, the participant receiving points
or Just what he makes and at the end
# the series the man scoring the larg-
,st number Of points will be awarded
he all around gymnastic champion
hip.
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FRED ERIC.

Miss Mae Sullivan spent Sunday
with friends in Hiteman.
Edwin Bridges Of Green Ridge spent
yeyeral DAYS last week with his sister
Mrs. Marion Griffith.
Mrs. Ed Reeves and Mrs. D. II.
Hawthorne who went to Henrietta,
Okla, several weeks ago have been
caused them to be quarantined. Opal,
The one year old daughter of Mrs.
Reeves died OF this disease October
% and was buried at Henrietta. Mr..
ana Mrs. Reeves have the sympathy of
many friends in their sad bereavement.
Mrs Jesse Palmer died Sunday Of
pneumonia He will be buried in Eddy
Sbrated their golden wedding the 9Th
81 last month.
Edward Worrall with his wife and
xwo daughters Leta and Lula of Ed
dyyiIle spent Sunday with relatives in
Avery Mrs. Mae Williams Of Avery
accompanied them to Eddyville where
vhe viii visit with friends.
turned home Wednesday after a four
weeks stay In Frederic.
v Miss Marie Hebron spent Sunday
with relatives in Hiteman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Clark with their
family are quarantined In Smoky
Hollow. Three OF their children, Harry,
Beulah and Thelma have the diph-
iberia,
Mrs. G. L. Archer with her three
children Hazel. Gwendoline and Mar
rurite OF st. Charles, Ia, spent several
laws with A. r. Pendarvis and wife.
returning home Monday.
Earl Pendarvis with his wife and
two children Paul and Pauline of Enid,
Okla, spent Thursday and Friday with
Al. r. Pendarvis. They returned to
their home Saturday.
The Holiness people will hold con-
vAntfon in the Baptist church at
Pleasant Corners Friday Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Rose Berry OF Des Moines re-
turned to her work after spending
two weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mr.. Chas. Berry of this place.
The teachers who attended the con-
vention in Des Moines from here were
Miss Pearl Cook and Miss Blanche
Thomas.
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FLoRls 4. NO. /.

John Rominger made business trip
to Bloomfield Thursday evening.
Sunday evening Oct. 80 at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs Edd Brooks
occurred the marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Augusta Conner to Ernest Wilson.
Mrs. James Hawkins spent Tuesday
at the home of her sister Mrs Asbury
Dunlavy.
Charley Collier and family spent
Sunday at the parental lack Wilcher
home.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Skinner of near
Ottumwa and Miss Laura Garretson
spent Sunday at the Frank Amelang
home.
Mrs Alvin Davis who has been visit
ing relatives in Colorado has returned
to Floris. She is visiting her daughter
Mrs II. A. Galpin and sister Robert
Kneedler
Abe Wilcher is working for John
Rominger this fall.
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HILLsBoRo.

Ralph Eyre who was called here to
see his aunt Mrs. VIVA Pope. returned
Monday to his college work at Indian
ola
Mrs. Mayme Lucas visited at the
Williamson home the last Of the
week and left Monday night for
Stockport.
Lumm Still of Texas Is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Charley Common Mrs.
Conner has been very i'll the past
week but is slightly better at this
time.
Kelia Davidson is reported to be
very ILL.,
for Stockport where he would cast his
ballot and then leave for his new work
in Drake university.
Mrs. Caller was taken very i'll Mon
day and is but little better at this time.
The r. N. A. held their annual mas
querade party at their hall Tuesday
night.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Watson Tuesday Nov. 8.
Mrs. Mary Newbold and Mrs. Jessie
Newbold and son Roland returned yes
terday from an extended visit in Kan
sas and Oklahoma.
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BLAKESBURCERS !
THANK BOOSTERS
.oTTUMWA GOOD ROADS ENrhusi.
AsTs RECEIVE WORDS or
APPRECIATION.

5 For the good showing made by the
Ottumwa good roads boosters who Wis
tied Blakesburg Thursday,N the live
wires for better highways in the neigh
boring city have extended thanks to
the Ottumwans in letter to the Cour-
Ter. The letter complete follows:
"The members Of the Blakesburg
good roads committee take this means
of expressing their appreciation Of
the interest shown by the Ottumwa
people who attended the good roads
meeting in our town last Thursday.
We want it known that we are in
hearty accord with the enthusiastic
spirit manifested for good roads. and
are sincerely grateful to al who as
sisted in making the meeting the sue
cess 1t was.
"Blakesburg Good Roads Committee.
Fred Jones, Chairman. -
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FLoRIs r. +. D. NO. 2.

lack Wilcher has sold his farm to
Alvin Davis and will move to his farm
he purchased near Drakesville about
the first of December.
Protracted meeting began at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
H. A. Galpin and family spent one
night last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Garretson.
w. H. Dyers and H. L. Posts are
Guaranteed with diphtheria.
Mrs. VIM. Herod of Bloomfield spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs Jesse
Candy and family.
Miss Laura Garretson who has spent
the past two weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Garretson has re-
turned to Ottumwa