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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-09
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Hillsboro had one Of the best cele-
brations in the life of the town. The
crowd was large and no accidents oc-
Cured to mar the festivities. The
parade was far ahead of any ever
given. Rev. ]. P. Cumn1ins of Birning-
ham delivered the principal address.
After the program in the park the
Hillsboro and Rome base ball mines
crossed bats on the local diamond, the
Hillsboro team winning
The funeral of John Spray was held
at the family residence Sunday after
noon and the remains laid away In
the cemetery south Of town.
Henry Carson of Des Moines is Wis
ting relatives in town.
A. v. Blackboard and family and Ed
Smith and family of Bonaparte were
here for the celebration.
Mrs. Anna johnson Of Chicago is
visiting relatives here.
Or. Percival and family of Bonaparte
came up Saturday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Early went
to Keokuk Saturday morning for a
short visit. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Blackford Of
OskaIoosa came down Saturday, to
remain until after the Fourth.
The M. E. church people cleared
500 at their dinner Monday.
Stella Mccoy Of Fairfield came down
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enroute to Lake Okoboji, where they
will Witt relatives.
Berry's Barb Beaten for wire cuts at
Sargents.
Mrs. L. r. Akens of Eddyville, is a
shopper today in the city.
Miss Oma Cheeseman of Rubio, was
visitor in Ottumwa today, enroute
to Webb, where she will visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Jessie Field, 100 North Wash
ineton street, left last evening for an
extended visit in Colorado Springs and
other western points.
Read the first chapters of ''The Sill
YER Horde" in next Tuesdays Courier.
Mr. and Mrs. C, c. Rowley Of Keo.
sauqua were visitors in the city yes
terday en- route to Creston, where
they will visit relatives.
Visit sargents music room and hear
the Victor Talking Machines. All the
latest records.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leek have returned
to their home in Victor, Colo, after
visiting his brother, A. Leek, in River
view.
Blacklegoids and Blacklegine at Sar.
gents.
A marriage license was issued late
yesterday afternoon to Robert j.
Sharpe and Maggie Hughes of Eldon.
Read the first chapters of "The Sill
yer Horde" in next Tuesdays Courier.
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George Campbell of Monterey, Iowa.
passed through West Grove Saturday
morning to attend the Democratic
convention at Bloomfield.
M. s. Losey and sister Of Nebraska
arrived Friday. called to the bedside OF
their father E. B. Losey who Is very
iii.
Miss Bessie Horn and Leo Hunt
were shopping in Bloomfield Saturday.
w. G. Johnson Of Bloomfield spent
Saturday night at the home of H. j..
Southern.
Carl Troute spent Saturday evening
in Bloomfield.
Ed Mathews and family made a
trip to Bloomfield Saturday.
Geo. Johnson and son made a trip
to Ottumwa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amons of Kansas ar
rived Saturday morning to spend the
Fourth at the home Of Mrs. w. II.
Yates.
c. A. Minks who fell unconscious
with heart disease Saturday is much
better.
H. J. Southern and c. G. Gleason at
tended the Republican convention at
Bloomfield Saturday.
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The Hagenbach and Wallace shows
exhibited at Abba yesterday.
Art Afford, a former resident of this
place but now Of State Center. Kans..
is back with friends again for treat
ment from the osteopath. His affliction
is rather peculiar, the hands and feet
being numb almost to paralysis. If no
benefit is derived here he expects to
go to Chicago for further treatment.
The old settlers meeting in the city
park on Monday was well attended.
There were several speakers, the prtn-
cipal one Of whom was Rev. Hector,
who calls himself the BLACK Knight"
Rev. Allen of Pennsylvania and Rev.
Aiken of the u. P. church also spoke.
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George Canny left for Waterloo on
Tuesday where he has accepted posi-
ton.
Mrs. w. F. Clements left Tuesday
for Glendine, Mont, for visit with
her children who reside there.
Miss Fannie Nye left Tuesday for
Washington where she Will spend the
summer camping on the sea coast
John McMinn of Pennsylvania Wis
lifted at the ]. r. McMinn home Tues
day.
Mrs. s. r. Foster OF Ames is here
visiting friends.
Mrs. B. H. Woodruff Of Cheney,
Nebr., is here visiting relatives.
l.. K. Cremer is visiting in Beaver
Crossing, Nebr.
Mrs. 6. d. Yeager Of North Yakima,
Wash, is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Cundin is dangerously H.
w. J. McReynolds who was ill Is
better.
While Ralph Van Zant was driving
in Eldon the Fourth some one threw q
lighted fire cracker under his horse,
soaring the animal and causing 1t to
run away, upsetting the buggy and
badly demolishing it.
John .Askram Of Alberquque, N. NJ,
Is visiting relatives here. =
John Brown of Eddyville was calling
on friend here Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel Jones and M. L. Truitt
were in Des Moines Saturday to visit
Mr.. Jones who is in the hospital for
treatment
Miss Maude shadford left this morn
ing for Denver.
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Saturday to attend the funeral Of her
uncle John Spray.
VIII Rokhar and wife Of TT. Madison
were Fourth of July visitors in town.
Alec Bentzinger of La Crew spent
Monday with his friend John Early.
l.. E. Bryson was in Bonaparte re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hastings al nd Mr..
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A. L. Marsh aged "a years and for
60 years resident Of this county
was buried at Mt. Arat cemetery.
The only Fourth Of July accident
recorded here was last Sat :rday. A
torpedo landed near w. ]. Dever a
travelling man and particles struck his
right eye.
Superintendent J. w. Miller de-
livered a splendid address here the
Fourth.
Otto Floyd has returned to Burling-
ton where he is in the jewelry bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lathner Of Burling-
ton celebrated here at the Joe Riddle
home.
Engineer Kimmell and wife are
home from trip to Seattle and the
Pacific coast
The local band have purchased new
uniforms.
Moulton won over Abba on the local
diamond July 4th. The score was 10 to
n.
Joe Tharp has sold his so acre farm
for $500 John Surface of Toledo was
the purchaser
Miss Clemie Gale Of the state library
at Des Moines visited her sisters here
the past week.
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with relatives in Centerville.
Mrs. Claudia Gray of Hedrick is a
business visitor in the city today
Mrs. C. t.. Nelson has returned to
her home in Burlington, after brief
visit with her daughter Mrs. F. l..
Reusch, 400 North Green street. she
was accompanied home by her daug-
Ter Mrs. Reusch who will make a ten
days visit at that place.
Victor Talking Machines, $3.50 to
900 at Sargent's.
DIR. Work has moved his dental office
j 10 21s East Second street, opposite the
Wapello club.
Mrs. Nellie Finley, TIC West Mill
street, is visiting relatives in Abba.
Mrs. VIM Wilson of Fairfield, is
he guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc.
-lelland, 1920 North Wapello street.
Miss Jennie Fox OF Oskaloosa, is a
7isitor in the city today enroute home
rom Hillsboro where she was visit
ng relatives.
Mrs. G. w. CARRIER Of Abba, is a
shopper in the city today.
Sargent the True Druggist sells sui.
nhar at SC per pound in 10 pound lots.
Read the first chapters Of "The Sill
ser Horde" In next Tuesdays Courier.
Mrs. Anna simmons Of Fontenelle
PASSED through the city today, en-
route home from Bloomfield, where
Sas% srn
accompanied to this city by Mr.. and
Mrs. P. D. Modrell who spent the day
with their son, W. B. Modrell, 113
West Third street
Miss blanche Albright has returned
TO her home in Burlington, after Witt
ut the r. J. Fox residence, 1886 East
Fourth street.
Mrs. M. F.. Snow, 1885 West street
returned last evening from three
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
F. F. Grant in Frederick, S., Dakota.
Make the home happy with Victor
Talking Machine. Sargent has them.
Elder e. B. Morgan and wife of
Lucas are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.
"
farewell visit before leaving for Wales
They viii sail for Wales July "a on the
sLusitania'' Of the Cunard line. Mr..
Morgan Is well known to many OF the
surrounding neighbors. Mr.. Morgan
goes as a missionary In the interests
Of the recognized church of the
Latter Day Saints.
Warren Harlan is business visitor
today in Eldon.
Mrs. Kate Cochran Of Hillsboro
passed through the city last evening
en- route to Lovilia, where she will
visit relatives.
Read the first chapters Of ''The Sill
Mrs. M. J. Biler of Belfast passed
through the city today en- route home
from Burlington.
Mrs. C. r. Ingram of Memphis, Tenn.
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John MURRAY, 119 Ponemah
street
Miss Grace Wolfe has returned to
her home in Kirksville, after visiting
Mrs. Nellie Klink, 215 West Fourth
street
Mrs. G. w. Bliser and daughter Miss
Dstey Of Brooks. passed through the
city today tnroute home from Upton
Misses Dorthy and Sarah Beadle of
Burlington, who have been visiting
their sister Mrs. T. l.. Turley, 103
Grand avenue, returned home this
morning.
Read the first chapters of 1.-THE Sill
yer Horde in next Tuesdays Courie err.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Hawks of Rubio
IRE visiting in the city this afternoon
\
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Fred Golf has been visiting at the
Joe Johnson home south Of town.
Mrs. B. McNeese was called to White
City Tuesday by the serious illness OF
her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Waters.
Miss jeanette Keeran who Is spend
ing the summer at Colfax with her
mother visited her many friends IN
Eddyville Monday.
Miss Iva Heston left this morning
for Graham, Texas to look after busl-
ness interests. Miss Heston Is inter-
ested in land in Texas.
is visiting her mother spent Tuesday
in Abba with her friend Miss Judson.
Mrs. II. E. Dyke entertained her
sister Mrs. B. Picken and daughter
Mildred of Ottumwa Monday.
Ed Stuber cashier Of the bank at
Mt. Hamil has been visiting at the
parental Chas. Stuber home. While IN
Eddyville he entertained his friends.
John Myers and James Hancher or
Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Kate Thompson Ward. an cid
erly lady So years of age, met with a
slight accident July 4th. She fell ana
injured her hip which on account OF
her advanced age may prove serious
Mrs. J. Roberts returned from Wis
it with her relatives near Bedford.
Mrs. Phillip Bihler, Sr. has been en-
PERTAINING her daughter Mrs. T. Trum-
BILE Of Ottumwa and her granddaughter
Miss Myrtle Erbacher also OF Ottum-
wa. '.-.'
Miss Ruth Allison, LENA Huston.
Lucille Person, Mr.. Stewart and
daughters Lena and Jessie, Mr.. and
Mrs B. Thompson and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Groons and dausllters OF
Avery spent Monday in Eddyville.
Mrs. Grant Dye OF Oskhloosa IS Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Tom johnson hin
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Ed Ballard and family were Sunday
guests at the parental Summons
home.
Rev. Abb Walker preached at Hope
well last Friday evening.
Chas. and John Worrell with their
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and Mrs. Grahanof Birmingham wer,
visitors in town sunday
Mrs. Warren 9 poland Of Batavis
came down Satnlay for a visit will
relatives.
Ray Ely and family of Mt. Pleasant
are visiting at thfDowns home south.
west of town.
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Blacklegoids and Blacklegine at Sar'
CAUGHT In tho Act

and arrested by DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, bilious headache quits and liver
and bowels act right. 25c. F. b.
Clark.
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Tri-weekly Courier
LEGAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Neasnana sells the best watches
Read the first chapters OF "The Sill
yer Horde" in next Tuesdays Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs P. e. True, 9O5 North
wapello street, are spending the day
with relatives in Centerville.
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mt Sunday at the Isaac

families spent Sunday at the isaac
Jones home
Jess Helmick and wife are the par
ents of q daughter, born recently.
Rev. Walker is working for Frank
Miller in place of Paul Worrell who
is nursing an injured foot, caused by
a bullet penetrating it some time ago.
Mrs. Eliza Black visited Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Arnold.
N. ]. Sammons and wife were in the
county seat Friday Of last week.
W. r. Worrell Of Ash Grove visited
recently with his daughter Mrs. En-
ma Jones.
J. M. Walker and family were in
Ottumwa Tuesday on business.
M f. Hunter and family. Charles
Roberts and family and Mrs. Ella
home Monday.
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FOR sALE-REAI, ESTATE

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ARE YOU IN EARNEST ABOUT BUY
ing a home2
the following.
Every one worth more than price asked
but owners must sell.
III nothing In this list suits you. have
hundreds of others TO select from.
S6Oo Tor Broom adobe-llned frame
cottage. lot 25x140 TO alley; No. 909
Washington ST., near 9th South and 1st
West, $500 cash.
$3.50 for brand new i-room house
well built frame, adobe lined from top to
bottom; its new. large pantry and closet
electric lights; lot 50x135 feet to alley;
$500 cash and $50 per month. including
Interest; 1t Is located near 7th East and
11th South
s375O. $3.50 cash, will take the Groom
brick bungalow on the corner OF 3rd
south and llth East. lot 2ta7 rods, its an
Al built house. and was built by the
owner for home. but he is compelled to
SELL hence the low price; don't miss this
opportunity; others arc selling the same
class OF houses for $500,
$1,000 will buy an elegant double
brick house on lst ave. near NJ st: al
ways rented and will bring 10 per cent
net on money invested l can make rea-
sonable terms on this property.
$3.50. Look ut 81 Sohth 7th East. a
heavy adobe walls, solid partitions, sewer
connection. and assessments all paid; be-
Ing opposite the car shops. Its Al rental
property and good speculative buy, lot
rods front
A. RICHTER,
~ West 1st South st. Phones 6i1-
m160i
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DRAMATIC

SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF ACTING
SnnciaI summer rates. Complete courses
ip nIocution. orntcry and all branches or
thc dramatic art. Coaching for public
nnnearances, 10 So, Main. over Mer.
,N1nta' he nl- Hl-o'
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HOUSECLEANING

HADFIELD g. CO. HOUsECLEANING.
by hour or contract wall paper cleaning
Ins' InS 9s5s k556
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DREssMAK1NG AND oUTF1TTERs

FlRSr.CLASS DRESSMAlfING AND
designing done at room col Utah saw
ln-s & Trust Bldg. Material accepted
Al workmanship lirst-class and euaran-
~ Mnaorne Retblen mess
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FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN; SIN
gle or en- suite: price TO suit right party
80 South 3rd East. Ind SOC, ml562
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. - AkC ArI-r~ ----------
u i;l2NsA. 81. SALT LAKE COI7N.
'E6E hsI, Second and fourth Th,~:.
ctsthIov" "sll. JOS So. w Tcmple 81
regent: E. l.. Jones sec
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E1yNDs CHAPTER NO
'A loSIc J. SEce' TeInple-Stated
# aaastInss ansyI Arst FRIDAY
&A each mcnti,;; receIye a
M favIl frolSIal welcome. L4eia L4ela
" fS'icC r. iMcCullow. w: Nh M; Net- ,,y
N Ito 10 T. Spencer, Secretary
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SEWING MACHINES

~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~-~~~~---
NEW SINGERS. So PER MONTH. YOUR
own price on all other makes. First
class condition: fully warranted. Don't
sonsider buying nnril you MS. Young
& Raleigh. % w. 1st SO. Boil S02s. Ind
1868. lSs57s
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~ !. oy To,iy Tent. M, sNEycr,. 't%rs-,
= ssilsdV o. F. hall V,sItin :.
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FOR RENT-FuRNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 50,
per week and up; 377 2nd East, k4.
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- coc1ETIES.

E-,oncE No. 2, F. AND D, \, : !
<'rsllB LopeeSe eSecond Moncay each
sSalc hal. south and Second
sssr. q sister ssod l0dssS dssiandlne lang n n
.Hesiio essiimo,fin. Il W. NJ chf's'0
y nrArrsiaTy.
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,,T2pAa CHAPTER NO.
IA s, Order Eassern eTs;
"A Stated mcetinss ooniS nrS'
IN MonSny of each ino,l,n NOUN,
~ MsivssSnic temple. c9rne, .,e,
|@h second East and fltss ria,,t
vi So,,Ih. Visiting menioei' .
Y sordiaIly invited;
\ = RRoWN. W. N.
iTINA { SEWARD. p1SAR Secretary
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE
FLUFF RUGS

RAG RUGS AND CARPETS WOVEN
reasonable, Address V. e. Winfield. l002
Euclid ave. m26ii
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BUSINESS oppoRTIJNITTEs

a STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE CENTS
furnishing goods business Stock Will
invoice about $4,000 Location Is the very
best In Boise. Good lease. Will sell for
cash or exchange for land. snap Ad-
dress c. r. M. 1914 Main. Boise. Idaho.
m3336
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d iSUUaMIAIN LODGE. ". g
y Mr. i,,soay ns evening. K. OF p bau
- ". E. Losee. c. s. 6 ~
- 4 OF Z. and 6 o. o. ~
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KODAK FINISHING
WHERE TO STOP
OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. 1880 MER-
camille block (over Walkers store). Bell
phone SCI. ring 2. d2133
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

ONE FURNISHED ROOM AND TWO
housekeeping rooms. ground floor SO
Ohurcn ST. m29i0
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PLASTER CONTRACTOR

OTTO BRUNSGAARD,
Cement 9lasterlng.
1905 Princeton ave.
Call after D. m. Ind, phone 1895.
ml337
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sTvEN- ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
in arranged for two fats: no chlldren
Apply Norris, care Mccormick CO, mn
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

SALT LAKE r. e. AND T. CO.. LEAD.
ing abstractors and realty dealers
Phones 1Oi. 36 w. End South. Woo
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BEST FURNISHED LIGHT HOu Sc
kecping rooms to he found in the cry;
close In; SO 10 SO per month. 10 Nnrtl
Main Bell phone i052-Y. W"l''
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LIVERY
AssAYERS

'sSIs. p OFFICE. o 49, SOUTH
:. o. Box id46, nl5io
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lat PAcTopv

~ BATS -
Parssr Ps CLEANED .Tn
Rctory 81 a Speciality. Sail
" "a r. LIST South. Phone
4 bll33
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CHIROPODIST

DR. Ef-IzABETH L W1SMER. sUfTn
l5-i16. Security &c Trust bldg. 81
Main. m5olS
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NICELY FURNISHES HOUSEKEEPING
rooms with gas: e2l Richard ST.. half
block south of Tabernacle k3346
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MOVING, STORAGE, P ACKING.
SHIPPING
CLEANING


NEW METHOD CLEANING CO. 800 SO.
West Temple. cleaners of fine wearing
apparel. We charge for what we do ana
thoroughly do what we charge for. Bell
phone 1915. Ind 1857.
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. ELEcrA CHATTER 'Is s,S; So;
Order Eastern Ssai S,
S,aIod meetings. Sfo h
a THssSay OF each moath.
ussonic Ssi temple. corner
MssUd MssSond East and Frs
ss,,h ssuvh Visiting memoe
Sordialiy Invited,
g,n,r ( SiPPER. ". NJ,
.aDsv svSnAiNKLAND. o Secretary
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4 MODERN FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT
for July and August. possibly lonber.
east side. three blocks from city, chcab p, ~ y
right people Bell i93I-X, ni"|io
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.,v ,opGg no. 5. 1. o. o. F.
~ Z. ~, so Sonduy nignt al |. v. o. :
y na, ,nviIaa. j. u. ltiltz, y.
= Vkllols .no.Iarv Al43'
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SODA FOUNTAINS

SOME RARE BARGAINS IN NEW AND
second hand soda fountains, S. j. Fell,
32S Judge bldg. mll9o
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"est Tem90,po- Ter AssAYERs. lso
"pie ST. Salt Lake
m260
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DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL ROOM, OPEN
Ing on porch. second floor, no car rare.
III Isnsi Sontb Temple m32l2
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND UP; LOW
rate OF interest. Houston Real Estate
In. Co. s5l So. Main st. Phones 81,
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: u cDNNANDERf NO, /, KElGRTs
r;iE-Saled conclaves held at
- islple, corner Second East and
: i S.ls. the mrs; Thursday OF each
4 Spoarning Sir KnIgnts cordially
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|-s..l IN IN ',HERHooD Or AMER
4. Mlb. eSe eSSenn'nes block cor. Is,
s-nbs-ss s"rv Tuesday nj Q n m
Invited 10 at,nn5 L,nno
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--,o,ut orcsr OF Odd Fellows.
n, ,uuva NJ. "a. l. v. " -
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TWO CLEAN. WELL FURNISHED
rooms, housekeeping. ground lloor no
children, 367 9Th East. Phone 2'Se- ~ =
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mittees were appointed. Wednesday
Sept. IA, was the day definitely fixed
for Old Settlers day. A good program
is promised.
Mrs. S. S. Hitler and daughter and
Miss Stella Callihan are enjoying a
vacation in Michigan.
Miss Eta Wells is the guest of
relatives at Wyaconda.
Otto Painter expects to leave Fri
day for visit at Pawnee Rock, Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas LinviIle, of Ed
ina, were guests over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gridiey.
Frank Wilson departed Tuesday ev-
ening for Oklahoma City.
Mesdames Ed Wormhoudt and w.
B. Sisson and Miss Jessie Watson
were Keokuk visitors Tuesday.
c. c. Gallup is in Keokuk having
his eyes treated
Freda, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James Woodruff celebrated her
ninth birthday Tuesday.
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the right kind of Irish. The Haunting
of the yellow in our faces did not tend
to improve our tempers. Some of the
party were in lavor of getting a bolt
of green ribbon and starting coun-
ter demonstration, but cooler counsel
prevailed. We were pretty mad, but
could hardly hope to cope with TO-
600 Orangemen So we turned around
after prudently expressing our opinion
of the pageant and returned to Oct
rroit.
THE Elks parade in Detroit was a
gorgeous spectacle. made SO by the
Visiting members. who made special
effort to add to its attractiveness. Nor
mally, l suppose Detroit is nice
town hut 1t will be many, many days
before they entice another bunch of
Elks into their nest
"All / can say about the Detroit
brothers is that l don't think they ever
heard the genial Hello, Bill!' saluta-
ton and l know they could not enter
into the spirit of it,