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The Greenville times., 1910-09-16
TOO MUCH FOR HIM.

"Young man." said the busy mer
chant to an applicant for an office po-
sition, "can you keep bools'"
''No sir" replied the y. m I used
to think I could but the book borrow
ers were too much for me"
The Greenville times., 1910-09-16

Salesman wanted for most represen-
tative line Of general post cards; art
calendars; Christmas booklets and post
cards. Liberal commissions paid. Ap-
ply for full particulars to United Art
Publishing Co, 81 East 18th Street,
New York.
The Greenville times., 1910-09-16
ADMINISTER RUGS.

Compare these prices with others:
27x60 in, regular $3.50, 1920
3 K ft,, regular $3.50, now......3.40
9 x12 f., regular $25.OO, now. .$2O.5O
If G. N. Keith's, 227 Main st.
The Greenville times., 1910-09-16
SUMMER TOURIST FARES
SOUTHERN RY. co. IN MIS-;

SOUTHERN RY. co. IN MISS.
To many points east, west and
north, affording an excellent oppor-
tunity to visit the seashore, lake, and
mountain resorts at a nominal cost.
Liberal return limits with stop-over
privileges TOR time and trains, fares
etc, apply to nearest agent Southern
Ry. Co, in Mississippi, or write II. Z.
Jones, Jr., A. C. p. A., Columbus,
Miss.
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the dedication Of the new lodge hall,
Many friends here were surprised to
learn that Louis Beitinger, we'll
known young man of this city was
married Tuesday morning In Ottumwa
to Miss Matilda McDermott Of that
city The wedding occurred at $3.50
o'clock at the Sacred Heart Catholic
day for trip to the east. They will be
at home In Fairfield about July Is.
The funeral Of Newton Shook who
died Tuesday morning at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Ella Shook on East
Broadway. was held Thursday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock and was largely
attended. Mr.. Shook was "a years OF
age and for the past three years had
made gallant fight for lite only to
lose in the end. A complication OF
diseases caused his death.
Miss Berdina Hughes. who has re-
Gently returned from Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio. where she studied music
will sing solos Sunday In the Metho-
dist church in Birmingham.
Rev. Nat Childs Is attending the
meeting of the Young Peoples society
of the United Presbyterian church In
Keokuk. At the close Of the meeting he
will go to Coultersville. ILL.,, for two
weeks visit with friends
The first heat prostration OF the
season in this vicinity occurred We'd
nesday and Fayette Spencer well
known resident of this city was the
victim. He was working around his
home on East Hampstead street when
he had what was first thought to be a
fainting spell but physicians who were
summoned pronounced it occasioned
by the heat Mr.. Spencer's condition
was serious for several hours but was
some better Thursday
The Lads Aid society Of the Prairie
Chapel M. r. church held an ice cream
social Wednesday evening at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bates near this
city. A large crowd attended 1t and the
society netted about $50.
The season of picnics at the Boni-
field Log Cabin in Old Settlers PARK
has opened with a rush and the place
bids fair to become more popular this
season than ever. There Is an average
OF one picnic party day on the
grounds and some times two and three.
Hon. and Mrs. G. J. Fulton and chill
dren have started on trip to Des
Moines. st. Paul and other points
They expect to be gone two or three
weeks.
Mayor ]. Fred Clark has issued the
annual proclamation regarding the
shooting Of fire crackers before the
Fourth
The g.. A. r. and the w. r. c. are
arranging for an all day picnic to be
held in the post room on July 4th
when an old fashioned dinner will be
81 we'd by the ladies and there will be
speeches and music by the men.
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The members of the Royal Neighbor
lodge Of this place gave a very pleas
ant surprise to Misses Gertrude
Cheney and Pattie Percival at the
latter's home here Monday evening.
Miss Cheney is going to return to her
home in FIT. Collins. Colo. and will be
accompanied by Miss Percival who will
spend the summer there and in defer
ent points in wyoming and Montana.
Miss Katherine Cresap returned
from Cedar Rapids Monday where she
recently graduated from Coe COLLEGE.
W. F. Proper OF Harrisburg has
purchas ed new auto.
Rev. Arthur Hansen is visiting his
brother L. I. Hanson. He will go from
here to Spirit Lake to preach.
Mrs. Anna Meredith and daughter
returned Monday evening from sew
eral days visit in Killbourne with
relatives.
Miss Ethel Packer returned from
Moines Monday where she has been
teaching the past year.
Mrs. Bert Goodman has gone to
Rock Island to join her husband who
is employed there.
CLYDE Peterie of Chicago Is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Geo. Beck Of Trenton, Mo, is visiting
at the home Of his uncle John Beck.
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his lecture on Fools and Foolishness"
Friday evening at the Baptist churcn
to a fair sized audience.
Miss Kate Rigby Is visiting friends
in Summitville.
Miss Anna Beeson who has been Wis
iting relatives in Hannibal, Mo-, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. E. C. Smith of Bonaparte was
a Pennington visitor Monday.
Gilbert Armstrong Of Allerton Wis
tied over Sunday at the home OF his
aunt Mrs. Julia Cleave.
Mrs. Arnold Beard Of Bonaparte Wis
tied Monday with Mrs. Will Lerche.
Miss Dora Higgason OF Lincoln,
Nebr.. is visiting her cousin, Miss
Alpha Ware.
Mrs. Will Hartrick has returned
from q visit with her children IN
Bushnell. Ill.
Miss Edna Bowman of Mt. Sterling
Is the guest of her grandmother Mrs.
Caroline Good.
Mrs. John Kendall Of Mt. Sterling is
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM. Woolen-
weber. Y
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Mrs. AL Morgan Of Clay who visited
relatives in Centervil1e has returned
home.
Miss Tillie Newhart has gone to
Cedar Falls to attend summer school.
Ed Hiatt and Orville Harkins were
over to Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Frances Logan who has been
taking music lessons In Prof. ROM
lnel's school Of music is at home again.
Miss Grace Brady who spent three
weeks in Lincoln visitin~ relatives,
came home Thursday evening.
Miss Stella Pringle returned to
washington Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Kent and son of Buxton.
who visited her uncle Gid Evans and
sister Margaret returned home Fri
day. She will visit her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Evans in Ottumwa on her
way home
The Misses ,,lu and Floe Harkins
returned from Fairfield Saturday after
"a pleasant visit.
Miss Nettie Moore and the Misses
Winnifred Brady and Mildred Callister
returned Saturday from a pleasant
visit in Montezunaa.
Mrs. J. Adams of Columbia, Ind,
who visited the DR.. Swayze family re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pendegraft have
returned from Clarinda.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen entertained
Mr.. Harley of Washington last week
for several days.
Henry Bruins returned from Water
loo Friday after ten days absence,
attending grand lodge of the Masons
Steven Starr who has been unable
to attend ~ business this spring was
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Boland were In
Sigourney Thursday. The former in
connection with business matters ana
Mrs. Boland visiting old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Jessie Pulliam of
Oskaloosa were visitors at the parental
Parkhill home Tuesday Of this week.
John Gemmell and daughter Jessie
of South English were callers in Sig
Quincy Thursday.
Edwin Willcockson, son Of Judge
willcockson left here the first Of the
week for Des Moines where he will en-
ter college.
Miss Palmer who has been visiting
Miss May Keirns for fortnight left
for her home Wednesday.
The Iowa City Presbytery met in
Sigourney Wednesday afternoon at the
Presbyterian church. One Of the pur-
poses of the meeting dissolve the pas
torate now existing between the Pres
byterian chuch here and Rev. Morgan
who recently rendered his resigna{io ion
to accept charge at Rushvil1e, IL.
Captain and Mrs. E. B. Kerr who
have spent the past four weeks at De-
troit, Mich, visiting their daughter,
Mrs. PEBBLES. returned home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Parker Of Hast
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Birmingham Name. Committees.

Birmingham. June 25.-At q meeting
held in the opera house, Mayor Boies
presiding and Frank Cory acting 40
secretary, the following committees
were appointed to act and make ~
rangements for the Fourth Of July
entertainment as well AZ all public
entertainments to be held in Birming-
ham during the season Of 1910:
Finance. j. Troette, Frank
Cory, s.. w. Arbaugh.
Speakers-W. r. Shot, Omer Byers
Lee Ruggles, T. A. Sherman, Fred
Mailman.
Amusements--Fred Waltman, e. 9.
Mendenhall, Geo. Simmons, Frank
Anderson, Elger Winslow, T. A. SheE-
man.
Arrangements--o. S. Calhoun, N. J.
Bush, Frank Anderson, H. B. Kirk
patrick, ]. E. Winslow, H. E. McElroy,
e. p, Stump.
Music-~J. w. Young, e. H. Alton,
D. Hope, George Simmons.
Progranl-Will Hastings, E. H. Al
ton. Gerard Workman, VIM. Burch-
Printing!. l.. Steward.
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Mrs. Jaiue. Shelton OF near Blonn.-
field was guest of her daughter Mrs..
Charles Fitt:n;tn fer {, few days last
week .sii, s,
Mrs. Fred songer visited with her
sister Mrs. Emma Hawkins OF Bel
l,nap the latter part OF the week ana
returned to her home In Ottumwa on
Sunday.
Mrs Jessie Dunlavy called on MrA
VIM Locker Sunday evening
Mrs. Chas. Shook OF Ottumwa has
returned home after = visit with her
aunt Mrs. r. T. Sample.
Misses Malinda and Susie Hawkins
were guests at the Henry Rudd home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sample and
daughters of South OttumwA spent
Saturday and Sunday at the parental
Thompson Sample home.
Frotractad meeting began Tuesday
night at Sherman chapel with a large
attendance.
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BLOOMFIELD.

v, 6. Warner president Of the
lowe State Sheep Breeders and Wool
Growers association was in Ottumwa
Thursday making arrangements 10
hold their meeting some time this win
ter,
DR.. and Mrs. Giles of Stiles attended
the medical meeting at Ottumwa on
Thursday and Friday.
John Henderson who for a number
of years was porter at the Sax Hotel
left Thursday for Des Moines where
he has a position in the Rock Island
d;,pot.
Ernest Kinkart and wife of stiles,
were Ottumwa visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ornal Stoner and
children left Thursday for 1--WE
weeks visit with relatives In Iowa
City. -.
Miss Maggie Robinson Of Milton
passed through Bloomfield Thursday
on her way to Agency where she will
spend few days with her cousin Mrs.
Ella Hopkins.
Miss Bessie Spear Of Hedrick re-
turned home Thursday from a visit
with her sister Mrs. Clarence Nc
Clurg of near Pulaski.
Mrs. Lille Thomas of La Plata, Mo,
arrived Monday for short visit
with her friend Miss Ruby Barnett.
Sheriff G. P. Johannessen and Aud
itor A. c.. Anderson spent Thursday in
Ottumwa.
Phil and Gerald, the little sons of
John Lewis. left Thursday for visit
with their cousin at Mt Sterling.
Mrs Edward Hoover Of Viola, ILL.,,
returned home Thursday from a visit
with her daughter Mrs. Jim Reagon.
Leslie Mcintosh Of Mt. Sterling Is
visiting his sister Mrs. John Lewis.
Rev. Wrn Berg Of West Grove and
Miss Exile Campbell Of Hillsboro were
married in Ottumwa Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lewis of this city enter
tanned them Wednesday evening.
Misses Nina and Emma Harl OF
Pulaski were city visitors Thursday.
Mrs. r. D. Ferrall and son Victor
left Thursday for months visit with
her father ]. D. Brumba gh of Find
ley. O.. who is in poor health.
Mrs. D. z. Marson of Milton spent
Thursday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hunt Of Pulaski
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs.
John Savers.
The A. o. U. WIS will hold memorial
services Sunday June 26 at a. m.
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favor Of the former ! score Of to

William It. Morgan left Saturday
for Hastings. Nebr., on business.
Mrs. Ernest M. Long and two
daughters and Mrs John Starr left on
Tuesday for Manatou, Colo.
Ellis Jones of Cednr Rapids took
q day off for visit with relatives and
friends last Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Snavely OF Wellman, Ia,
came up Thursday for q visit at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Sheetz and with her sister. ;,
David Jenkins a graduate Of Gr1nneii
college visited last week the home
Jones. He goes from here to- Winnipeg
Canada. where he has employment.
j. Daniel Evans Of East Troy was
in the city Friday meeting his many
friends.
Miss Agnes Moravec, superintendent
of the city schools left Friday morning
for Belle Plain, where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Mary Boyle left Tuesday Tor a
few days visit with relatives and
friends at Davenport.
j. j. Hogarty and daughter OF near
Parnell were in the city Friday and
called for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
B. z. Hakes. cashier of the VIII
liamsburg Savings bank who attended
the bankers convention returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. schooley is visiting this
week with relatives and friends at La
dora.
Mrs. Alice worrell. who visited with
a sister at Ladora for several days
returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Nicola who have
been visiting the past week at the j. z.
Nicola home In the Goss and Walace
addition have returned to their home
at Lacona.
Miss Grace Fuller who visited last
week with friends at Deep River re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. I3oland and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Boland Of Webster
were over Sunday visitors out at the
home of L. E. Lewis In Iowa township
Jas. Rush who made business
Mrs. Walter Harrington attended
the commencement exercises OF the
Marengo high school last week. Mrs
Harrington is former graduate OF
said schools
Hugh Williams of Cedar Rapids. a
former resident here came down sat
urdav morning for visit at the nome
Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will VIII
liams and other relatives and friends.
y. r.
walk constructed s feet in width on the
north side of his business block and
the entire length of the block. 100 feet;
M. F. Carney of this city purchased
last week the Fred Klever farm IN
Pilot township. Price 500 per acre.
John Jones is hauling out the ma
terial for large new barn on his farm
west Of town.
Chris Newkirk Of Route No trans
acted business here Saturday with
Frank Tomasek.
Miss Sadie Osborn. Jennie Williams
Ina Jones, Mrs. D. A.. Jones and Mrs
w. B. Jones left Saturday morning fol
Denver and other points In that vicin-
ity
Fred stohlman Of Route No. wai
in the city Saturday and called for a
short visit at the home of his mother
Mrs Mary Stohlman.
Rev. David A. Johnson Of Marengc
and Rev. T. E. Shermon Of this city
exchanged pulpits Sunday. Rev. John
son gave splendid sermon from the
text HE Shall feed his flock like d
Shepherd" Isaiah 40-11.
C. c. Evans OF North English trans
acted business here Saturday witt
Frank Williams.
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were passengers for Ottumwa We'd
nesday.
A. J. Anderson was a business caller
In Martinsburg wednesday.
Misses Mary O'Brien, Flo Harkens
and Jessie Wagner OF Richland were
In Hedrick Tuesday enroute to Sig
Quincy to take the teachers examine
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kennel and
Marie and John Roop visited at the
Mrs. Riley Eye home near Ollie Sun
day.
c. l.. Dean and family Of Oskaloosa
are visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church will give an
ice cream social at the Sam Henry
home Friday evening.
Misses Jessie Duree and Mamie
Stephenson visited friends in Sigour-
me- this week.
w. n. Coffman and n. J. Dean left
for Sacramento, Calf. Monday for an
extended visit.
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|. BURLINGTON NAY
BUILD new DEPOT
SUPERINTENDENT THlEHoFP
TELLS SHIPPERS NE WILL
SEE VICE PRESIDENT.
HOLD ORDER OPEN
Ruling Against Split shipments to Me-
Operate for Thirty pays--An
Interesting Meeting Held
Friday.

The likelihood OF 4 new freight
house for the Burlington In Ottumws
was made more promising by the
meeting held Friday in the rooms
Of the Commercial association be-
tween Ottumwa shippers and a num-
Der OF Burlington oflcials. Present at
the meeting representing the road
were Division Freight Agent w. Y
Wagner Of Burlington, Division super
intendent w. F. Thiehoff Of the Ottum.
wa division and W. L. Dykes the local
agent for the company. A number Ok
Ottumwa's business men OF the whole
sale retail and manufacturing inter
ests representing the shippers Of the
city were also present. A general as
cussion of the ways In which the
freight situation can be bettered TOP
the shippers and railroad mutuallys
was gone into at great length.
feature Of the meeting was the discus
sion of the split shipment ruling mado
some time ago when the shippers felt
that they were being deprived OF
privilege. The company's representa-
ttyes told the meeting that the Bur
lington wished to meet them half WY
at least and asked the shippers that
the split shipments be cut down TO
minimum as they were source q
much annoyance to the road In hand.
ling This was agreed to by the ship
pers and the road will leave the ruling
Eheld open or ineffective for . period
of thirty days, after which definite
action will be taken.
viii See Vice President
During the course Of the meeting
- ~ tot
the industries and practically every.
thing interested In Ottumwa mas
shown advancement to q greater or
less degree In recent years, hut tnas
the Burlington had not. AZ regarded
its freight facilities. Mr.. Thiehon
thanked the body for the SUGGESTION
and said that he was to meet the vice
president today at which time he nad
intended TO and would bring up the
matter for action. He went on to state
| the history Spf the freight house mat
ter in Ottumwa and stated that II nad
been in the budget for some time ana
the prospect for, its building was very
good. However. he said that IN OBJ
stacle stood in it's way.
Want Street Vacated.
This obstacle took the form
lack of room to build the size OF q
structure felt to be needed for city
the size OF Ottumwa. Mr.. Thiehon
said the company desired to build
| freight house covering two blocks or
! at least q block and q half and would
locate 1t block east Of the present
structure. To do this 1t will be neces-
sary to have part of College street
vacated in order to permit the desir-
ed length OF building and yardage. II
would also lessen the switching and
use of the track near the Market
street bridge, thus making It safer for
users of that thoroughfare and loss
annoying on account OF switching
over Market street. He could not
promise just when the desired build
/ ing would be erected. but was hope
full that it might be done soon provtd-
ing the obstacles to Its progress werO
removed.
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parent. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Thomp-

b. n
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Thomp-
son.
Drs. Karl and y. HUFF who recently
graduated from Drake university are
home visiting with their parents John
HUFF, ST..
T. l.. Warder attended the bankers
convention In Des Moines last week.
Arthur Prunty was caller in Pack
and Ollie Friday.
Mrs. Henry McTlroy and daughters
Blanche were visiting at the Reesman
home Friday.
Frank Miller and son Eenneth were
callers in Hedrick Saturday.
Mrs. s. v. Beall and family left for
Sigourney where they will visit some
time before going to their home at
Jefferson, la.
H. G.. Richardson and family and
C. ;. Baldwin and family were callers
in Ottumwa Saturday evening.
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SPR|kGF|ELD
GRAND JURY
|ND|CTS FIVE
LEE o'NEiLL BROWNE AND ROB.
ERT e. WILSON HELD ON Jack
POT" PROPOSITION; NEW HOLD.
UP is UNCOVERED,

Springfield, ILL.,, June 25.-The grand
fury today returned the following In
dictments in the legislative bribery
probe:
Conspiracy to bribe--Representatlve
Lee ONeill Browne, Representative
Robert e, Wilson, Frank J. Traut and
Louis D. Hircheimer.
Bribery and perjury-A. B. John
ston.
Browne and Wilson were indicted on
the general Jackpot" proposition.
There are three counts each IN the
conspiracy indictments, two perjury
indictments against Johnston and IL
in the bribery indictment against John
ston.
New Legislative Hold-up.
Telling how, in response to mys,
terious telephone call from Chicago
he visited the Office Of State Senator
Corbus P. Gardner Of Mendoza, and
was there told by Gardner that II
would take $4,000 to secure certain
legislation, H. s. Green of Morrison,
president of the public utilities com
panies of that city, was q witness be-
fore the Sangamon county grand jury
yesterday This is the first time the
name of Gardner has been brought
into the inquiry. Gardner Is regarded
as one of the biggest men IN the state
senate. Green and E. e. Smith, bank
er of Morrison, were interested IN a
bill before the last legislature which
would allow the condemnation of over
flow lands for the purpose OF building
dams. The measure was introduced IN
the senate by Senator Frank Down
ing Of Dixon, and passed. 1t was intro
duced to the house by Representative
J. P. Gray of Morrison and was re,
ported out OF committee and killed on
motion Of Representative Thomas RI
ley of Joliet. Riley claimed the passage
Of the bill would interfere with plans
for deep waterway undertaking IN
which the residents of his district
were deeply interested.
Green's recital before the Jury was
dramatic. He told of answering the
telephone call and finding Gardner sit
ting at his desk on the ninth floor Of
the First National bank building II
| CnlCdSO. I1C ScIu lid COANSl o0SAOi VAsA
Gardner In substance was as follows
DO you know that it will cost mon
ey to secure the passage of your
bill?" Gardner said.
ITO this I replied that I did not
know such was the case and Gardner
then said, We'll. don't think you are
as green as your name
Il then asked how much it would
cost to secure the passage of the bill
and he told me $4,000, explaining how
the money would be used as attor
neys fees. Those interested in the bill
were not disposed to raise $4,000 and
I told Gardner, so it was but short
time after that the bill was killed
Green was one of the last wit
nesses before the grand jury before Il
retired and voted the indictments.
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. BIRMINGHAM. =

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Clark departed
Tuesday morning for Sterling, Colo,
accompanying their daughter, Mrs
Eta Durk. They expect to make their
future home In that city.
There will be Children's day exer-
'cises at the Free Methodist church
Sunday evening.
DR.. Morrison has secured an office
here and will soon move his family
to this place.
Miss Grace Roberts who has been
teaching school north Of Fairfield has
returned home.
Miss Matte Belber OF Colby Kans.,
is visiting her cousin Mrs. Geo. H
Hastings.