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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-02-16
Qttention
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Women

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to be genuine and truthful.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-30
BIG CABIN ITEMS.

Mr. Brawngarde's son and wife
from Missouri are visiting relatives
here.
Blanche Bruce of Pryor Greek is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Bessie Wood visited Becky
Dunham Sunday.
Mr. Chatterton was in Bluejacket
one day last week.
Carter and Chatterton's new store
building is ready for occupancy and
they will move into it the first of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones return
ed from Welch Tuesday night Mrs.
Jones many friends were sorry to
hear of the death of her mother.
Mrs. Bassford and two daughters
and Ethel Ballinger were shopping in
Vinita Tuesday
Mrs. Buffers sister who has been
visiting her returned to her home
Tuesday night.
Buffers hotel is rapidly nearing
completion.
George Brown of vinita visited in
Big Cabin Wednesday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-30

Miss Clara Chamberlin most pleas.
antly entertained the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club yesterday afternoon. Needle
work occupied the afternoon and de-
licious refreshments were served.
There was large attendance of mem
bers and the following guests: Mrs.
Todd, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. L. P Smart,
Mrs D. nj. Marrs. Miss Tolbert Of
Claremore and the Misses Bailey.
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Subscribers changing their address
should notify the Circulation Depart
ment at once. Phone "A.
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ment. Phone A.
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luio AAOlhih
Jack McCurry returned last night
from ST. Louis.
The Joplin baseball team spent last
night in Vinita.
R. E. Lynch was in the city last
night from Tulsa.
Rex Dameron of Oklahoma City is
visiting relatives here.
Judge L. F. Parker returned last
night from Bartlesville.
Mr.. and Mrs R. D. Thornton were
here from Welch today
FOR RENT-A modern five-roomed
house, water, gas and bath. If
A small payment down and $500
per month will buy you modern 5
room house. Why pay rent? See
Corlett & Hamilton.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed
their annual picnic today
Joseph H. Butler returned last night
from a visit at Kansas City.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Marionville,
Mo-, was visitor here today.
Jesse Mayes came up from Pryor
Creek last night on business.
Miss Tolbert of Claremore is the
guest of Miss Clara Chamberlin.
Guy Patten and r. F. Nix went
north on the Katy this morning.
Chas. L. BLY, was business visi-
tor here today from Bartlesville.
L. H. Finneburgh of San Francisco
was in Vinita today on business.
Mrs. D. w. Bottenfield left this
morning for visit at Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. M. S. Runyan and daughter,
Ruth, returned to Chelsea last even
| ing.
Miss nellie Smith entertaines the
young ladies card club tomorrow after
noon
Miss Eula Upton was here last
evening en- route from Tahlequah to
Welch
w. P. Mccullough, of Fairland, was
mingling with the throng here this aft
ernoon
E. L. Orr and wife are here from
Tulsa to attend the Hall-Davis family
reunion.
Many candidates from this city will
attend mseting at Thornton school
house tonight.
Mrs. Chester Gray, who has been
visiting the family of L. w. Marks, re-
turned to Tulsa today
The funeral of the late A. C. Hall
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock at the Methodist church.
Annie Lowe, aged 2S, and Miss
Tinnie Smith, aged 10, both of Vinita,
were married by Justice o. D. Neville.
Miss Edna Smiley, who has been
visiting the family of c. E. Smiley.
left this morning for her home at Cen
ter Point, la.
Gene Englehart yesterday sold 20
acres 31a miles south Of Vinita to
Grace Blumenschue of South Dakota,
consideration $3.50.
Miss Grace Miller returned last
night to her home at Morrisville, Mo-,
after a visit here during which she
attended the wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Scott.
| All members of the Fraternal Aid
are hereby ordered to meet at the l..
o. o. F. hall July 1st, at 10 o'clock to
attend the funeral services Of Brother
A. G. Hall A. B. NICHOLS.
There will be call meeting of the
Civic Club at the Commercial Club
rooms Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. All members are urgently re-
quested to be present as there is inn
portant business to be transacted.
A most pleasant family reunion was
held today at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Hall. Among those from
out of town who were here to attend
were Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Halsell, Dr.
and Mrs. F. B. F'ite of Muskogee, Mr.
and Mrs. Flippin and children of
Claremore, Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Davis of Tulsa. A sumptuous
dinner was served and the day will be
most pleasantly remembered by all
lpresent.
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RlcHLAND.

VIM. Stevens was gathering ripe
raspberries Oct. 29th.
I. M. Walker and daughter have re-
turned from their visit through Ne
braska with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turnbull of Lib
ertyyille were guests Of the Samuel
Lewis family Friday.
Mrs. A. A. Wall Of Cedar Falls who
was in town Friday visiting friends
went to Brighton Saturday.
Saturday afternoon occurred the
regular monthly meeting OF the
Friends church. The pastor, Alvin
Haskins Is conducting revival meet
ing services each evening at 1880.
Prayer meetings will be held at the
Christian church hereafter on We'd
nesday evening. The topic for tonight
: &C. "E'or Ne to Live is-What?" Mrs.
Drummond Is the leader.
The Aid society met with Mrs
Cecia Reed friday evening to finish
The ". r. NJ. s. was entertained
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
ID, Botorff. Refreshments were served
after an hour or two Of study and a
nieasant afternoon was soon passed.
Frank Greiner and r. e. McCarty
/ started Sunday mornir at two O'Clock
j to CHICAGO in an automobile.
| Howard Fuller has returned from
| the west where he has been severa
months.
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ELM GROVE SCHOOL.

The report for the month of October
from Elm Grove school, sub district
No. Richland township, Wapello
county Iowa. shows that the following
twelve pupils from an enrolment OF
twenty-five were neither absent nor
tardy: INA McCullin. Mary Hard
esty. Edna Short, Cecil McMullin,
Samuel Forsythe, Lulu Bohlmann,
Ethel Short, David Davis. Margaret
McMullin, Alta Short Walter For
sythe, and Robert McMullin. William
Bohln.ann was absent but one day.
Wilbert Davis was absent but one half
day. Margaret Proud was not absent.
but taydy twice. The above list with
the exception of Lulu Bohlmann and
Robert McMullin have been neither
absent nor tariy during the fall term.
which closed Friday. October 2Sth The
absence during October has been
wholly among the boys who, in most
instances. were detained at home to
work The school enjoyed a week 8
vacation while their teacher attend
ed the Iowa State Teachers associa-
ton in Des ,.1oines last week. Some in
teresting events are being planned for
the winter term, which began Nov. Z.
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DEATH SUMMONS
NONACENARIAN
JAMES CAIN, WELL KNOWN FARM
Err, DIES At ADVANCED
AGE OF SO YEARS.

~ . Il . ID
On the eve of casting his customary
ballot for the democratic candidates.
James Cain, a well known and pros
porous Wapello county farmer, resid-
ing three miles west Of the city, was
called by death s.=. .::.s. The spark
of life departed at 1920 o'clock. The
decedent was in his ninety-third year
and he was eagerly looking toward to
day when he might vote at the election
He was loyal American citizen who
never missed exercising his right OF
franchise at election since he had
reached his majority, seventy-two
years ago. Undertaken Charles T. Sui
Ivan, personal friend OF the de-
ceased, had promised him that he
would bring him to the eighth precinct
voting place ss.s :,ioTiiilig IN his auto
mobile.
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MT. ZION.

Rev. Taylor will begin a series OF
meetings In the Presbyterian church
Monday evening Nov. Ia. He will be
assisted by Rev. Nash, who presides
over the Presbyterian church in Birm !
ingham, also a minister from FIT. Mad
ison will help part Of the time. GOOD
attendance is expected.
Mr.. Ebert Of Birmingham was In
this vicinity buying stock Saturday.
Mrs A. Mccall of Winchester visited
recently with II. B. Sherrod and fam
lily. .
The teachers from here attended the
teachers meeting in Des Moines last
week.
Mrs. Glasgo Of Eldon visited last
week with her sisters Mrs. Chaster
HOFFMAN and Mrs. Ben Ewing.
A surprise party was given Miss
Grace Sherod in honor Of her 18th
birthday About thirty-five friends
were present and all departed at
late hour wishing Grace many happy
returns.
The Misses Emma and Minnie Watts
visited recently at the L. S. Umphres
home.
Little Susie Weston of Birmingham
visited Saturday and Sunday at thu
Wiley home
Miss Pearl Ramsey teacher Of thu
Franklin school spent Saturday witt
home folks in Birmingham.
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ALBIp..s
marriage license

Z A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Harry Caughlin and Mar
garet Lee, both of Ward.
Curt Ware of Gillaspie, ILL.,. Is a
business visitor at his old Abba home
this week
Miss Eva Fisher is entertaining her
sister from Odebolt for few days.
Miss Myrtle Teas one of Mahaska
county's teachers was an over Sunday
visitor with Miss Elsie Riley.
Claude Moore from near Eddyville
was a Abba on business Monday.
Joe Shoemaker a student at Ames Is
spending few days with his parents
at Abba.
w. II. Burdan Of Foster was an Al
bia visitor yesterday.
w. J. Byrd of Des Moines transacted
business at this place yesterday.
Earl Hawkins entertained his Sun
day school class this evening.
Alice Ford Of Melrose was calling on
friends at Abba yesterday.
Miss Edna Wilson of Blakesbure
was an over Sunday visitor here.
H. r. Stewart from near Buxton
was looking after business at Abba on
Monday
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Lucas County Ticket

Charlton, Nov. TO- special.)-
The following is the vote on the
county ticket in Lucas county:
For auditor, W.. E. Hanks, (dem
1913; Marshall (rep) 997: for treas
urer Ream tdem) 1860; Miller (rep)
1918; for clerk Collins (dem) 1862;
Garland (repJ GIG: for sheriff, En-
gebretson, (rep) 1891; Pulliam (dem)
1893: for recorder, Mrs. -rown (rep)
1411: Mitchell (den) 1161; for county
superintendent, Miss Myrtle DUNCAN
(rep) 1919; Mrs. Cow (dem) 1911; for
county attorney, Collinson (dem) 1862;
Bulman (rep) 919.
The democrats elected auditor
treasurer, clerk and county attorney
and the republicans elected sheriff
recorder and county superintendent
For justices of the peace the vote was
as follows: Leinen, 49s: Seward 407;
Nine 1874; Largey 213. For constablet
Maryland 1856; Shaffer 372; Taper 1888;
and Mltchem ITS.
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FARsoh.

Mrs. McMillen of Sigourney Is Wis
iting at the home Of D. H Thompson
and family this week.
Miss Richard of Pleasant Plain was
visiting with her brother Geo. Richard
this week.
John Hall of Eldon was here on
political business Wednesday.
O. G.. Davis was a business caller IN
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs Ballak and children of Prairie
City are visiting at the D. H. Thomp-
son home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Crouch Of st.
Joe, Mo-, who have been visiting here
for some time, have left for Texas
where they will make their future
home.
Misses Blanche and Leda Dicl<ins OF
Ottumwa spent Sunday at the parental
Dickins home. :
Miss Fannie Jennings was an OF.
tumwa visitor Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Moul Of Des Moines Is
visiting with her sister Mrs. D. II.
Thompson this week.
Geo. Harkins Of Hedrick was Far.
son caller Thursday.
Miss Louise Herman, who Is teach.
ing the Farson school attended the
teachers state convention In Del
Moines last week.
C. A. Dickey was a business caller IN
Des Moines and Fl. Dodge this week,
c. A. Dukey and family were Ot-
tumwa callers Saturday.
Mrs. Bell Mick Of Hedrick is VISITING
with her sister Mrs. Geo. Hughey.
| Mrs. D. H. Thompson was visiting
with relatives at Bidwell the first az
the week,
Misses Merle and Annie Green Of
Martinsburg spent Sunday at the Ems
ma Orman home.
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BoNAPARTE.

Misses Margaret johnson and Mary
Meek who are attending Parsons col
lege at Fairfield spent Sunday with
their parents here.
Mrs. Frank Osbourne of Des
Moines came Saturday for an ex-
tended visit at the Grant Burnett
home.
L. C. Hurley and wife of Keokuk
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hur-
ley's parents Alex Cummings and
WIFE,
Henry Humphrey who has been max
ing an extended visit with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Ray Junkins at Lead, S. D.
returned to his home here Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Henry Of Sioux City,
was in town Saturday calling on old
friends.
Mrs. Bruce Whitmore and children
who have been visiting at the home OF
| her parents Christian Schmidt and
family returned to their home in Fair
geld Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Stevens was attended
to business matters in Keokuk Mon
day.
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ELpoN.

Rev. Cummins OF the Methodist
church has commenced protracted
meetings and expects to continue for
some time. He is one of the jolly good
natured men who has good word to
say for everybody.
Mrs. Hiram Boxx will spend the
winter in Oklahoma with sister.
Elmer Weber is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Harrison Lynch sis on the sick list
this week.
Joseph -Josselyn is very Ill and Is
unconscious most Of the time.
A. Roberts who has been very Ill is
somewhat better.
Rev Bacon Of the Christian church
preached to the voters Sunday night.
Mr.. Beard Of Missouri was in the
CITY Monday on his return home from
FAR eIe ne and wire nave
property.
Joseph H. Lanam OF Keosauqua
spent Monday in the city on business.
He is nearly blind from service In Co.
III 18th Iowa, but still gets around.
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LlsERTYvlLLE.

Misses Jessie and Inez Huffman
yisl.eu over Sunday with relatives III
Udell.
viii Ellison was a business caller
Ottumwa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Huffman's little
bow Is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Yost spent sew
eral days with relatives In Udell.
Mrs. Geo. Robertson stepped on
nail Saturday and ran 1t through her
foot. She is unable to walk without
clutches.
Frank Fell, A. Swanson and Charlie
Riggs are having additions built to
their houses.
The Junior league gave q pie social
in Mrs. Watkins hall Saturday even
ing There was large crowd in at
tendance.
Jones, Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Walker
and three children OF Burlington are
visiting at A. w. Hibbard's.
Elmer Wilson was shopping in OF
tumwa Friday.
Mrs. James Peebler. Mrs. Oscar
Swanson and Mrs. Will Robertson
were shopping in Fairfield Thursday.
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Keokuk County Ticket

sigourney, Nov. 1o.-(special.) y
The election results in Keokuk county
lis q partial victory for the republicans
For Governor Carroll carried the
county by about 200; Hamilton fol
congress about $40; for representative
ID. NJ Patterson republican is elected
On the county ticket the republicans
elected A. w. Lynn auditor; r. l.
Crawford recorder; F. M. Beatty
county attorney; DR.. w. W. F-stburn
coroner; Allen Hawk member OF
board;H. M. Harlan treasurer and E.
B. Kerr surveyor, II. s. McVicker
county superintendent. The demo
Gratis elected z. j. Grimes sheriff; j
r. Garrett clerk and H. L. Snakenbery
member Of the board. All pluralities
were small, ranging from about 20 to
about 200.
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Jefferson County Ticket

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Fairfield, Nov. 10-(Special.) y
Complete returns of Tuesdays election
in Jeffe-sc. county give Carroll, 1919,
porter 1909. For congressman.
Kennedy received 1862 and Pollard
1,211 The entire republican county
t.cke. was cleo ed with two exceptions
c. w. Moburg (dera) has defeated w.
q. Burkhart (rep) for auditor by q
majority of 26. J. F. Ready (dem
has been elected county attorney over
R. H. Munro (rep) by majority OF 60
The rest of the republican ticket ran
close to the vote on the head OF the
ticket, with the exception of the once
of sheriff, where shan Campbell (rep)
defeated j. A. Healy (dem) by ma
iority of 1900. 1t is not probable there
VIII be contest in either OF the two
close Offices.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. NJ, Stephenson left over the c.
M. and ST. Paul Monday for her home
near Haysville after a pleasant visit
with her sister Mrs. M. Bacon and
family.
Miss Matte Wolf is visiting he's
friend Mrs. Brown and family neal
Salem.
G. Davis moved near Ottumwa on
Tuesday and L. Dennis will occupy the
property vacated by G. Davis.
Mrs F. Killey called at the NJ Bacon
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Jones who has been
very Ill is able TO be out again.
S. Mccormick transacted business II
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. N. Brown of Ottumwa was al
over Sunday guest at the F. Emery
home
Mrs. NJ. Knight transacted business
in Hedrick Monday.
Miss Lizzie Robinson called on Mrs
L. Drummond Tuesday evening.
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BRIGHTON.

DR. M. C. Terry, while helping to lift
. stove Thursday evening had the mis-
fortune to injure himself to such an
extent, that it was necessary for him
to undergo an operation. Mrs. Terry
ana DR.. Park accompanied him to Iowa
City Monday evening where he en-
tered the hospital for surgical opera
lion.
Miss Marguerite Cotfman has re-
turned home from visit with Miss
Ruth Simpson at Ainsworth.
Willis Horton entertained number
81 his little friends Saturday. A fine
time was reported by all present.
The George Wanems home is under
uuarentine for scarlet fever, their lit
lie son Edwin having the disease.
Jennie Madden base returned nome
from Washington, where she visited
her sister Myrtle Hanlon.
Wayne Robinson met with quite an
accident Monday. He was walking be-
hind q horse, kicking on the arm,
breaking 1t just below the elbow. Al
thought the injury is very painful, MT
Robinson is glad it was no worse.
Ellis Hoskins of Pleasant Plain was
buried in Brighton cemetery Tuesday
Mr. Hoskins died Sunday from a clot
OF blood on the brain.
Fred Wanems has moved into the
Hicks property in the east part Of
town.
Mrs. VIM. Stout ST., is numbered
among the sick.
Anna Hart who has been sick is bet
ter and the nurse, Mrs. Spohn, has re
turned home.
Friends of Mrs. Roy Emery, were
shocked Tuesday when they received
Z telegram telling them she was dying
ct her home in Colorado or tuoer
c,,1osis. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery have
MANY friends here where they livet
until a year ago when they went t
their new home in Colorado. M
further news has so far been received
Harry White has traded his 1arn
/ and auto to man from Hedrick.
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D. q 4 . 4 < 4 :
visit with her daughter Mrs. e. Pack
woou and family Of Ottumwa.
Mrs. VIM. TIL -npson has returned
to her Dahlonega home after pleas
amt visit with Mrs. L. Reiselt and
family.
Rev. Hulse Of Pella filled his APP
pointment in the M. E. church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. ]. P. Wycoff and daughter Car
RE transacted business in Ottumwa on
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Davis and Mrs. G. Boyd were
shoppers in Ottumwa Tuesday.
E. Ragen of Spokane, Wash, arriv-
led over the Milwaukee Tuesday even
ing to visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs
e. Raglan and family.
A Halloween party was given Sat
urday evening by Miss Lena Emery at
her home near Highland Center.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Elder transacted
business at Ottumwa recently. ii
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BLOOM FIELD.

Mrs. Cal Lane, Mrs. Will Candy and
Mrs. Bertha Lee spent Sunday in Mil
tom with Mrs. Mary Hall.
7. G. Prosser >and wife and James
Prosser drove in an automobile from
FIT. DODGE Sunday to visit few days
with their sister Mrs. y: II. Newell.
Miss Cal A. Cree who teaches at
Belknap. spent last week in Des
Moines attending the state teachers
Mrs. Ed Matthews and daughter An
nette, of Grand Junction. Colo, ar
rived Sunday for an extended visit at
the J.R. Sheaffer home.
Mrs. Belle Owens left Saturday for
Creston, Ia, to spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fenton enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dixon and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Swift and
daughter Vera of Lancaster, Mo-, Mr..
and RS. A. M Swift, Mr. and Mrs.
Arlo Swift, Mrs. Retta Collins and
children at dinner Sunday.
Fred Murphy and wife attended the
state teachers meeting at Des Moines
last week.
The official board of the Christian
church met last week and decided to
secure the services Of an evangelist to
conduct a. series of revival services
during the month of January.
The p. E. O's held meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Burchett Monday
evening Miss Helen Bence was ini-
tiated into the order. Light refresh
ments were served.
About thirty couples enjoyed q
dance at the Homesteader hall Friday
evening.
Revival meetings will begin at the
M. r. church the latter part of Novem-
Der. The pastor will be assisted by
Evangelist Hugh E. Smith of Los
Angeles. Calf. !.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w Mendenhall left
Tuesday for Boise, Idaho, to spend the
winter with their children.
Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mrs. s. A.
Lorenz left Monday for Des Moines to
attend the biennial meeting OF the
congress of mothers. They were enter
tanned at the Gov Carroll home.
John Owsley street superintendent
of Bloomfield and his corps of helpers
| have been busily engaged for the past
week in tearing down the earth bank
south Of Amos SteckePs, prepare tory
| to laying a permanent sidewalk.
Misses Kate and Lizzie Wise ant
Mrs. w. ". Childs spent Thursday in
Drakesville at the H. G. Boles home.
| J. c. Atkins Of Milton is engaged In
| the work of fresoing the Christian
church.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. y. Baker and son Noel
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bender and
daughter Leila were passengers to OF
tumwa Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Rodgers left over
the Milwaukee, Monday for Cherokee,
Okla, to visit their daughter Mrs. W.
Lowenberg and family. They will also
visit their daughter Mrs. G. Wolfe and
family in Kansas before returning to
their Highland Center home.
Earl Dennis and Lee Dennis and
families OF FIT Morgan. Colo arrived
over the Milwaukee Tuesday to make
Iowa their future home.
Mrs. M. knight has returned to her
Highland Center home after weeks