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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05

At the Opera House, one night
only, Oct. 5th. THE Man on
the Box"
M. Phil Deboe has sold his
house to Phil H. Deboe and will
move to a farm near Salem.
Short settlements make long
friends, please present your acct
for payment. S. M. Jenkins.
A. J. McMullen and family
have taken rooms at the Hotel
Crittenden for the winter.
H. F. Hammock and familS
have moved to Mrs Pearl Cliftons
house on north main street.
H. N. Lamb, Stated clerk of
the Princeton Presbytery of the
C. P. church, of Tribune was
here Monday.
Misses Kittie Clement and Ru-
by Bigham, two Chapel Hill
bellies were here last week doing
some shopping.
Mesdames ]. w. Blue and j.
H. Orme were guests of Mrs. c.
S. Num- at her Bungalow near
Memphis mines last week.
Former U. S. Senator w. j.
Debue left Sunday morning for
Louisville on an important bust
ness mission.
T. E. Griffith and wife of Glen
dale were attendants of services
at the Southern Presbyterian
church Sunday morning
Joe M. and AL Dean at
tended church here Sunday al
so 2. T. Terry of the Hebron Sc
ction.
DR.. G. w. Stone will leave in a
few days for Lincoln City, Dale,
and Rockport linda. to investigate
a land deal he has on foot.
Our old friend S. B. Weldon
has left Metropolis and has moy-
ed with his wife to Sullivan. He
says it is a fine agricultural cou-
ntry where he now lives.
Rev. G. Y. Wilson of Tolu, KY
passed through the city Tuesday
enroute home from conference.
He was returned to the Tolu cir
cult.
DR.. Mather leaves today for
st. Louis, Mo-, where he will
visit old friends and on Sunday
will preach at the Lafayette Park
church.
Herman Hill son of Thos. M.
Hill of Chapel Hill and son-in-
law of Mrs. Essie McMurray
Clement has accepted position
in the Farmers Bank as book
keeper.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05

The Man on the Box" at the
Opera House Thursday night.
Hon. Albert Butler, of Salem,
was here to hear Judge O'Rear's
speech Thursday.
Mrs. M. f. Croft and daugh-
ter, Ruth, have returned from
Petoskey.
Mrs. R. L. Moore and daugl-
ter, Roberta, attended the Reel
tai at Fredonia Friday night.
Felix Cox, of Evansville, Ind,
spent several days at his old
home at Salem last week.
Herbert Rodgers is visiting
friends in Henderson this week.
House for Sale, Rent or Trade.
&C. J. Pierce.
c. S. Mum left Friday to at
tend the Conference of the M.
E. church south, at Greenville.
Hon. T. j. Mum, of the Court
of Appeals, was in the city Mon
day on a short visit.
Miss Eva Clement was in FIRE.
donia last week the guest of
Miss Isabel Howerton.
j. R. Summerville, wife and
children were here Sunday the
guests of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Travis
spent Sunday at Sugar Grove,
Mr.. Travis old neighborhood
church,
Rev. Arthur Mather, who at
tended Conference last week at
Greenville arrived home yester-
day.
Rev. w. F. Hogard, of Month
cello, was here Saturday enroute
to Tribune to visit his, father. !.
P. Hogard.
Miss Frances Gray was here
to spend Saturday and Sunday
from her school at Seminary
Springs.
There will be no services at
the Southern Presbyterian church
next Sunday as the Pastor, Rev.
H. V. Escott, will preach at Tolu.
Audrey Clark's fine delivery
horse took fright one day last
week and suddenly whirling ar
ound turned the vehicle over and
broke out the shafts. He left
Audrey and the wagon without
further ceremony and proceeded
down the street at a 2-40 gait.
He was headed and when caught
it was found that he had receiv-
ed several severe cuts and bruis-
es. Audrey was unhurt and
came out of it all laughing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05
10000 @@@e@eSo @eo0@eooe
MARION BANK
Of Marion, Kentucky.

OFFICERS: w. BLUE Pres SAM GUGENHEIM Vice Pres.
" HAYDEN, Ind Vice Pres; T. J. YANDELL Cashier;
D. WOODS, Asst Cashier.
. DIRECTORS: SAM GUGENHEIM, H A. HAYNES C. S. MUM,
w. j. DEBOE H X. WOODS.
the policy this every legitimate
development and financial interests of Marion and Cten
end and
pleasure to place account with Marion Bank
institution examined twice by State Bank Examiner
solicitation and expense All business intrued will
y ceive prompt attention
4 j. W. BLUE President, T. j. YANDELL, Cashier.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05
Look Out Boys.

We have the incest line of
Boys Knee Pant Suits in
the county and for School
Suits we are prepared to
meet almost any demand
that you might make. Come
to US, we're for you.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05

Besides the immense line we
have in stock we will have a
Special Line for sale Thursday,
Oct. IL. Don't overlook this DAY
but come to our store.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-05

We do not hesitate
to Say that we have
the most complete
line of ladies' Misses
and ChiIdren'S CIOakS
in the county.
You may look where you
please, then when you see
our line examine the quail
ty and the way they fit and
hear the price you are
ready to buy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-12-28
STOCKPORT.

]. H. McCarty and family went to
Batavia Saturday evening to spend
Christmas. e.
Pitt Plumer went to TT. Madison on
Saturday. e...rga ~ :
Mr.. Teater and Joe Pope Of Hillsboro
spent Saturday here. . #....
Leroy Fickel and wife were passen-
gers to Ottumwa Friday.
School closed Friday for an indefinite
period owing to an epidemic of dfph-
liberia.
The. Christmas trees that were to
have been given were called of on &C
count of diphtheria. and all public
gatherings have been suspended.
Charlie Wagner, Newly Smith. Ray
Archible and wife were shoppers in
Ottumwa Thursday. ss ..s,-
U. 8. and u. G. Whitaker and Chas.
Wheatley who are attending college at
Ames, passed through Stockport on
Thursday to spend the holidays with
relatives.
G. w. Harter and family left Thurs
day for Arkansas where they nave
purchased farm and will make their
future home. 81. 80
Mrs. J. H. McCarty was passenger
to Ottumwa Thursday !.
Cyrus Walker left Thursday morning
for Los Angeles, Calf. where he ex-
poets to make his future home. ->.4
Mrs James Rhynas went to Ottum-
wa Wednesday. -Es
J, H. McCarty went to Pilot Grove
Wednesday in the interest of the bank.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. S. S. Willoughby, one of Chart
tons most respected ladies', and who
has resided here for many years,
passed away at the family residence
on Sunday evening after an illness Of
several weeks with heart and lung
trouble. She is survived by her hus-
band and two daughters, Mrs. Blanche
Edison and Mrs. Pearl Howsare, all Of
this place. Funeral services, conduct
ed by Rev. Hugh F. Moore, were held
at the First Baptist church this after
noon at 2 o'clock, after which inter-
ment took place in the Charlton Gem
etery. The sorrowing relatives will
have the sympathy of a large circle Of
friends. ,
Mrs. Jane Branner, one of the
pioneer residents of this city, passed
away at her home on Monday morn
ing at 2 o'clock, at the advanced age
of nearly 90 years. Funeral services
conducted by Rev. George R. Cham
bers. were held at o'clock this after
noon at st. Andrews Episcopal
church. after which interment took
place in the Charlton cemetery. Mrs.
Branner had resided in Charlton since
1883. a period of flfty-eight years.
she was the mother OF five children.
four of whom are living. They are
Mrs, Ainis Hoskins, OF Arkadelphia,
Ark: +. B. Branner, Mrs. V. j. Dewy
and Mrs. Y. M. Branner of this city.
These sorrowing ones will have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Branner was a lady of refine
ment, we'll educated, and was admired
and beloved by all who knew her.
She was a good, Christian woman, and
has entered into the rest which she
lcnged for, and which she merits.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Brandrup and
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two children, of Webster City. are
visiting in Charlton with her father
William Baldwin, and sister, Mrs
Werner James.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gathercole have
gone to Ottumwa to visit her aunt
Mrs. William Hazeltine.
Supt. J. G. McGlade, wife and little
son are spending the holiday vacation
with relatives in Fairfield.
T. w. Johnston and family are en-.
joying visit from his mother Mrs
r. H. Johnston, of Cromwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Coles Of Kan
sas. City, Mo-, came yesterday for
visit OF several days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coles.
Mrs. Daisy Fancher is spending the
holidays with friends in Mt. Pleasant.
MISS Freddie McDougall, who is
teaching at Mystic, and Miss Mary
McDougall, who is teaching at Walk
on, came Yesterday to spend the holt
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. w. McDougall. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Updyke and chill
dren are visiting in st. Joe with his
father and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barger and
baby. Malcolm of Creston, are the
guests OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. Arvidson, in Whitebreast town
ship. a.
Mrs. Ruth Boyles and daughter, Ida
are spending the holidays in Ottumwa
with her sister.in-law,S Mrs: A. a.
Taylor. ass,
Mrs. Della Evans is visiting in Des
MONIES with her daughter, Mrs. Muir.
ray Kitchener. 40 ga
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= FARM NGTON.

E. c. Lewis and wife of Chicago ar
rived Saturday to spend Christmas
with the formers mother Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis.
Miss Lolita Perry who is supervisor
of art in the FIT. Dodge schools arrived
Saturday noon to spend the holidays
with her mother Mrs. Kate Perry.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick is home
from Anes for a months vacation.
Miss Louise Michel who is teaching
in Hawarden and Miss Olga McCor-
mick who is teaching in Milford, re-
turned Saturday to spend the holt
days at their respective homes.
Mrs. Mary Larson and daughter Miss
Olga Larson left Saturday for visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Chas. Good who has employment in
Chicago, returned home Saturday for
Christmas visit with his family 1T
this place. X. &. 81. g. r.. L..
a.. Oscar Haffner of Fl. Madison visited
Saturday with his aunt Mrs. VIII
Lerche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Green of Fl.
Madison arrived Friday for a visit with
Mrs. Green's parents Walter Mcdaniel
and wife. ,. ~
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BLAkEs BURG.

Mrs. Leslie Berry and children Of
Illinois, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Berry's mother Mrs. Malinda
Miller. -t%
Grace Williams visited over Sunday
at the home of her uncle Bert Miller
and family. -
Lloyd Ross and wife Of Ottumwa
spent Christmas at the John Bachman
home.
Albert Terrence visited relatives in
Ottumwa this week.
Harry Johnson spent Christmas
with his family here. +
/, Jake Abegg visited: home folks on
Christmas.
Mrs. Anna Bo,llton of Montana Is
visiting her brother VIM. McMains and
wife. ..
VIM. Raymond and children of Cen
terville visited Sunday and Monday
with his brother F. j. Raymond and
family. 4
S. A. Cohagan Of Cedar Falls is vis-
iting home folks. 4
J. Pilmer and wife of Des Moines
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Lester
Jay. a,
James Chisnan returned Saturday
from Des Moines where he has been
learning the barber trade.
Clark Peck who is a travelling sales
man. is visiting home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snow spent
Christmas at the Sodah Williams
home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-12-28
ANNlVERSARlES
ARE CELEBRATED

The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Reeves and the
fifth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Cobber and Mr.. and Mrs: R. j.
Harter were enjoyably celebrated yes
terday at the Reeves home, 211 North
Washington street. where a number
of relatives gathered at noon. A Christ
mas dinner was the feature of the day.
The invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Harter and daughter, Mary, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Harter, daughter
Oeleta and son Carl of Foster, Donald
Harter. Gretna Harter, Helen Harter,
G. c. Harter and daughter Dorothy,
r. J. Harter and son Kenneth, Frank
Reeves and sons Paul and Morris,
Wesley Reeves, Mrs. Eliza Reeves, A.
F. Harter, Charles Reeves, Wilbur
Buchanan, John Harter, Miss Bertha
sHarter, Clyde Westbrook of st. Louis
and Raymond McTwen of Macon, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-12-28
EDDYVlLlE.

Miss Margaret Keller left Saturday
morning for Moweaqua, ILL.,, for four
weeks visit with relatives. -s ~. r..
Ralph Hays who has been serving in
the u S. army in the Philippines for
the past four years. arrived home Fri
day for an indefinite visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hays.
Noel Breeder Of Denver, Colo, is a
guest this week at the M. D. Mater
home in Eddyville.
w. S. Keller was business caller In
Newton Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins and son Paul are
ill with scarlet fever. ... .,.
Miss Mintie Mater who has been
spending the winter at Mason City re-
turned home Saturday for the holidays.
Miss Christie the primary teacher is
spending her vacation at her home i'll
Oskaloosa. ,-. -s -.s.
The Eddyville schools closed Friday
for a weeks vacation. A program was
given in the high school room.
Mrs. Fac Walters and children are
guests of relatives in Ottumwa this
week. 81, 4z ~ ..a
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The, Rock Island is making arrange
ments for a change of passenger di-
visions, and Eldon will be the central
division, with conductors going ,to
Kansas City and return. This will be a
fine change as they now run from
Kansas City to Rock Island.
The Christian church has been re-
built with an addition. which with its
better accommodations and new stain
ed glass windows, makes it one of the
finest church buildings in Eldon.
The Congregations, church building
has had memorial windows put in
which greatly improves the appearance
of the church. go -. 10 @.. II
The Mission which has been holding
meetings in the, Hunnell building all
fall, gave Christmas dinner in their
room to the Sunday school they have
organized recently The Mission has
done good work here: 't% ~
Hon. w. G.. Crow has been quite sick
and is confined to his home.
James Healey Of Muscatine has
purchased the Weigandt residence and
sold his farm just below the fair
grounds. 49,. '.
Union revival meetings commence at
the Baptist church the evening of Dec
81. Rev. French of Burlington will be in
charge. SIS s. ~
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VETERAN OF ROAD
DIES OF AP0PlExY.
EDWARD BLoUNT, IN BURLING-
TON SERVICE FOR 20 YEARS,
49, sUccuM1ED SUDDENLY.

Stricken with apoplexy while getting
a bucket Of coal, Edward Blount, vet
eran railroad man of thirty-eight years
and a we'll known citizen Of Ottumwa
died within few moments after his
discovery by his son William yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at his resi-
dence, two miles east of the city. The
death of this esteemed man, who has
been in the employ of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railway for twenty
years, is learned with the greatest of
sorrow, especially among his fellow
timately connected. Mr.. Blount re-
tired from service about year ago and
went to live with his son, east of the
city. Arousing from a nap yesterday
afternoon he proceeded to 60 for
bucket of coal. He had filed the bucket
and was ready to return to the house
when seized with the illness that
caused his death few moments later.
His little granddaughter seeing him
trying to regain his feet, ran to the
house and told her father that her
grandpa had fallen down and could not
arise. BY the time the son arrived,
the struggle was about over, Mr..
Blount expiring almost Immediately.
Mr.. Blount was born in Pottsville,
Penn, and lived there until he came
to Ottumwa in 1888. He began rail
reading in Pottsville before ne had
reached his maturity and followed this
profession all his life. For many years
he has been an engineer on the c. B.
& @. He was a member OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
Of the Court of Honor. He was most
faithful member of the Sacred Heart,
Catholic church. Two brothers, James
and Michael of Jersey City, N. J: and
four sons, James and William Of OF
tumwa and E. J. and p T. of Chicago.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at the
Sacred Heart church. Interment In
Calvary cemetery. j.,
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IOWA MURDERER
HAD TURKEY DINNER

Des Moines, Dec. 26-I knew
mother would not forget her boy"
said DR.. Harry D. Kelly, the young
Council Bluffs physician as he receiv-
ed a basket containing a fine Christ
mas dinner at his cell in the Polk
county jail here yesterday. DR.. KEEL
lev who is under an eight year SEN
tence as penalty for killing Edmund
Sterling Of Des Moines and is await
ing trial next month on the charge OF
killing Deputy Sheriff Woolman OF
Council Bluffs was the only one OF
the f1fty-fve prisoners in the Polk
county Jail who enjoyed a turkey din
ner yesterday. The others Jared on
the usual plain prison fare. 4
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FAMILY REUNION --1.-.s. =.
.' At MORGAN HOME.

Christmas day was made the occas-
ion OF happy family reunion at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Ann Morgan, cor
ner Davis and Wilson streets. The
day was featured by sumptuous
turkey dinner. The guests were MIR.
anad Mrs. James II. Lyon and Hester
Lyon of Gordon, Neb., William Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Musgrove and
children, Lucy and Lawrence, Mrs.
Dave Howard. Miss Daisy Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dickerson, Mrs.
Rachel Jones and w. B. Jones of Of
tumwa and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Will
kins of Agency.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-12-28

FARMiNGTON.

Born. Thursday morning to Mr.. ard
Mrs. P. O. Peterson, a daughter, and
to r. w. Woods and@wife, a son.
Mrs. w. A. Packer and y daughter
Miss Refa of. Bonaparte visited Satur-
day with Mrs. viii Lerche E:,s.5
Mrs. Nellie Therme visited over
Sunday with her cousin S. w. Smith
In Burlington.
Mr.. Rowley of Keosauqua was
Harrington visitor here THURSDAY
y w. H. Bowman of keokuk was
recent guest at the home CT his sister
Mrs. j. w. Lapsley. &%@
w. P. L. Muir of Bonaparte was iii
Pennington Thursday
Ernest There Of Tribune, Kans., is
visiting his mother Mrs Lizzie There.
This is his first visit after an absence
Of nine years. @ b. ..e}sst ~ ssfl ST
Wilbert Delker was q keokuk visitor
Saturday..
Mrs II. c. Beeson is visiting rela-
tives in Bentonsport.
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Adams describes it, go far toward
Frightening Washington's reputation
for military capacity. Mr.. Adams an
alyzes it from a purely critical point of
view, as distinguished from the points
Of view-partisan, patriotic, or hero
cult-from which it has been seen and
described by the distinctively stand
ard" American historians.
Washington was at Morristown,
which the writer considered good
strategic point from which to operate
in any direction. whether toward
Peeksill the gateway Of the Hudson
highlands on the road to Albany, fifty
miles away, or towards Trenton. forty
miles off in the direction of ,Philadel-
phia" Putnam had nominal force in
the Hudson highlands. st. Clair had
$500 men at Ticonderoga: erroneous
ly supposed to be we'll night impregna-
ble- However,, it was, in face Of any
slSillfully directed attack, wholly UNI
tenable." ......-- .. ~, ,.- .t,
With this situation in mind. Mr.. Ad-
ans states: ITO leave their opponents
even a chance of winning, it was plain
that the British commanders would
have to play their game badly. And
they did just that. 1t possibly is not
passing too sweeping criticism to
say that every one Of these conditions
was either ignored or disregarded
equally on both sides throughout that
momentous campaign. In other words.
it was a campaign of sustained blum
dering. e..
Ignored Big Advantage.
THAT Washington had no sense or
conception Of that fundamental STRAIT
esic proposition Of Frederick and Ma
pcleon-the value and effectiveness OF
concentration and mobility through
utilizing interior lines against d segre-
eated enemy--was now made manifest.
Instead of acting Washington called
council Of war and then wrote con-
gress for advice and that body approx
ed the conclusions of the council for
the army to proceed towards the Hud-
son. This was under the assumption
that Howe was making for Charleston.
Immediately when it became known
that Philadelphia was Eowe's objec-
tive point countermanding order was
given and Washington's army ceased
it's northern movement"
AS the writer puts it, Washington
was trying to carry on two games, for
he did not give up the intentions on
Burgoyne. but weakened himself to
send 5000 of his men to the Hudson.
This attempt to play two games Mr.
Adams considers a somewhat perilous
experiment especially with scanty
means, rarely attempted by even great
generals.
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MRS. {. H. STILES
DIED IN THE WEST
OTTUMWANS- WILL MOURN THE
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN q
- FORMER RESIDENT.


Mrs. E. H. Stiles. formerly resi-.
dent of this city, and an aunt of Mrs.
J. w. Garner and Mrs. J. G. Hutchi-
son, died after week of acute heart
trouble Sunday evening in Pasadena,
California. M5, @
Since returning from Russia few
months ago, where Mr.. and Mrs
Stiles had visited their son, NJ. Vernon
Stiles, they had been making their
home with their daughter, Mrs. Egbert
Gates, in Pasadena. .."', 15a
The funeral services will be con.
Quoted by Dr. A. c. Stilson, formerly
of OttumWa, at Long Beach, Cal, Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Stiles had
L my warm friends in Ottumwa and
the news Of her death will be received
with keen sorrow. d. sa
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RUSSELL.

Mrs. Fouch died at her home north
Of town on Friday Dec. %. Funeral
was held Sunday at her home. Inter-
ment in the Lagrange cemetery.
Emma Plymate, who Is teaching
school near Humeston. came nome on
Saturday evening to spend Christmas.
MI. and Mrs. e. G. Latham left Sat
iurcay evening for Des Moines to spend
Christmas with their daughter Mrs. r.
C. Wiser.
Miss Catherine Tinkham and Miss
iChaddie Bremen who are attending
Park college at Parkville, Mo-, came on
Friday evening to spend Christmas at
the Presbyterian manse. =,
"A. D. Boyd Of Des MONIES came on
Friday for q. visit with his mother Mrs.
Ellen Boyd. -
Ralph Huston and Maude Jenkins
who are attending college at ilndianola
came home Friday. :,
Mrs. M. M. Westlake d" ana grand
daughter Bessie left Friday for Indian
ola to spend the HOLIDAYS WITH MIS-
Westlake's daughter Mrs. Morlan:
. prof. r. l.. .Tinkham, athletic direc-
tor university Of Brownsville, Texas.
came home Saturday to spend CHRIST
mas with his parents Rev and MRS.
M. and Mrs. Hills of A. .'sant
came Friday for few days with
their son DR.. r. A. Hills and M4ie.
T.. A. Marshall made a business trip
to Ottumwa Wednesday.
Bessie Shor eand Leila Werts who
are attending Simpson college, came
home wednesday for Christmas.
M. fand Mrs. 8. L. Showalter Of
Corydon came Saturday for q visit
with their daughter Mrs. r. A: Hills.
Mrs. Robert Lyons who has been re-
ceivings treatment in the Ottumwa hos
pital, returned home Friday.
B prof and Mrs C. c. Binghman Left
Friday for Stockport for q visit with
the formers parents.
Miss Cleo Turbot left Saturday for
weldon for visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gage Of Sheri-
dan. wyo., came Thursday for visit
with Mrs. Cages sister Mrs. Maggie
Johnston. - 81