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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
WEEDS RESCUER
AN Ex-POL|CEMAN
Miss Giulia Morosini Becomes
Wife OF Arthur Maurice
Werner.

New York, January ls.-Miss Giulia
P. Morosini, daughter of the late Clio
vanni p. Morosini, was married yester-
day morning TO Arthur Maurice wer-
ner. In Somerville. y. j.
There was a double mn
civil marriage was performed first by
w. r. Sutphen, of Somerville. and the
religious service was read afterward
by the Rev. DR.. Nathaniel Brooks. OF
No. IS West Forty-fourth Street.
Bayonne. n. j. The only witnesses
were Mrs. Joseph Benedicks. a sister of
Mr.. Werner, and Giovanni p. Morosini.
brother of The bride.
The parlor of the Somerville Hotel
was the escene of the wedding. The
wedding party arrived in Somervile bv
automobile a short time before the
ceremony and Immediately afterward
returned to New York by motor.
Planned n Secret Wedding.
IT was the desire of both Mr.. ana
Mrs. Werner that their wedding be
Kept an absolute secret. so no one was
taken into their confidence until yes
terday morning. At that time ,r
asked to accompany the couple for an
automobile ride. AT that time neither
mad an idea where they were to go.
Yesterday was the birthday of both
pride and bridegroom. AS has been her
custom for years, Miss Morosinf invited
a rev of her most intimate friends m
ulnner at her home, Elmhurst. River.
daie. last evening. While the house
mad been claborately decorated win
mowers anu palms. no suspicion Of INC
intended for them entered tba
minds of any of the guests until the
conclusion of the dinner, when MIR
werner introduced their hostess as bis
wife. 40 MS
Was u Policeman.
Mr. werner was well known to New
toIhers some years 6 as one OF the
Iiohor men of the police department.
re was one of the four original mem
oers or the traffic squad, and won hon.
oiaoie mention several times for stop
ping
Werner first met Miss Morosini He
mad been assigned TO the Kinpshrjd.a
station, and the beat hi patrolled on
horseback included the Speedway.
While on duty there about five wears
ago, Mr.. Werner spied one morning n
runaway team that was being driven
by Miss Morosini. Werner stopped the
horses. "'
In the excitement werner disan.
peared before Miss Morosini learned
his name. Her father. in order 10
show gratitude to the man who had
saved his daughter from injury, If. not
death. went to the kingsbridge station
the next day with Miss Morosini. who
picked out Werner from among tho
platoon of mounted men.
Sent for Policeman Werner.
a short time after the runaway Wsr-
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Scott-Utz.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.1

lSneclaI TO the Times-Dispatch.l 4
~buchanan, Va, January l3.-ALrs.
JENNIE utz, of Ftncastle, this county.
was united in marriage TO DR.. Wing
field Scott. of Atlanta. Ga, at the
brides home, near F%incastle, wednes-
day at high noon. the Rev. MIR. Clark,
OF Salem. officiating. The attendants
were j. L. Hannah. of RockbrIdge. ana
Miss Annie Spencer of Fincastle.
AN elegant wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony and shortly
after Or. and Mrs. Scott left for At
lanta, Ga. The bride was bccomingIy
attired in a travelling suit OF gray
cloth. with hat and gloves to match.
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RAID ON ILLIciT STILL
Plant Near South Boston Captured
and DESTROYED. |

Especial to The Times-DispatchJ
Danville. Va. January IA large
Illicit dlstillery plant was captured and
destroyed about 3 o'clock his morn
Ing Just outside the corporate limits
of the town of South Boston and
within one mile of the post-ohice. Tho
corporation line extends northeastern
to Moore's Creek, and the Illicit dis
tillery was located on the banks OF
this stream. The apparatus was in
s~eniously arranged, and consisted Of
a e00-gallon copper still. with forty
five gallon wooden doubler connected,
and fine. large fermenters, containing
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Engagement Announced.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Harrisonburg, Va. January l3.-Mr.
and Mrs. -Adolph Wise, members of one
OF Harrisonburg's most prominent and
wealthy families. announce the en-
Eagement of their daughter. Miss Alma
Wise. to Oscar Samuels. of Baltimore.
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PIANO FALLS OVER ON MAN,
CRUSHING OUT HIS LIFE
Especial to The Times-pispatcl

M
Roanoke, Va, January l3.-Floyd
Ball was almost instantly killed yes
terday afternoon about s o'clock AT
WEIGH. when a piano fell from n wagon
which he was driving. knocking him TO
the sidewalk, where the piano toppIed
over and fell upon his head and chest,
crushing out his life. 4 number of
men and women stood by, helpless to
aid him. so sudden was the accident.
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about 1000 gallons of stilled beer, a
quantity Of meal and other material.
Floyd Gray, J. ID. Albright and B. F..
stultz. OF the Internal Revenue SER
vice. composed the raiding party.
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Mrs. W. L. Kennon, who has been ,he
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Julier
b'niord. at Westhampton, will leave 70,
iowhatan county this evening.
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Or and Mrs. Warner T. Wood, O
aco,tsviiic. are visiting relatives II
Iilchlnon4 Tor several weeks.
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j. iaskins IIobson has been III
guest OF relatives in this city for IN
pas, several days.
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Misses Biankcnship. was guest of honor
In another party.
Miss Wnddcy Entertained.

-" "utCs fnteTtufneG.
Miss Nellie Hobart was the hostess
OF Tour tables of Informal bridge at
her home in Roanoke Tuesday after
noon from $3.50 to 6 o'clock In honor
of Miss Margaret waddey. of Rich
mond. the house guest of Mrs. w. W.
bcAlcy. Miss Hobart was assisted By
Misses Alice lizard and Annie liobbie.
The guests included Misses Margaret
Waddey. Mary Butler Evans, Mary
Tice. :dmonia Gray, Cary Brooke, Nell
stephenson, Lcona Dickson. of New
Orleans; Mae McWhorter. Lena Smith.
of Birmingham; Carlotte Kindred.
Alice lizard and Annie lIobbie. Mrs. j.
+. Towles, of Kentucky; Mrs. Lynn
Ray Hammond. Mrs. Joseph Hunter.
Jr, Mrs. Charles Freeman. OF Toledo.
o..
Attractive Dance.
y very attractive dance was ri en-
several evening ago in the home of
Mrs. i. 5. Cosby, 5li North Fifth street.
at ? o'clock. supper was served at
midnight, and the decorations were ~
rcd and green. Among those dancing
we're: Misses Dora Joynes, Lily and
susie Gary, Fannie Edwards. Ethel
some. Ethel Epps. Eva and Edith
Hewitt. Cora Cosby, Mamie Rcardou,
Alma Chaisca. Annie and Lille Thack-
or and Drew De Priest, Mrs. Robert
Gary. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Mills: Messrs. Garland.
Gore. Harmon. Parkinson. Lyons, Rear
don. Hay. Hadock. Estes. Adams. Pcase.
Weston. Hewitt. COSBY, Won Lloyd,
Elliott. Wilkes, r. Hcnault, OF Wash
ington.
Meeting This Afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Common
wealth Chapter. d. A. r.. will be held
this afternoon at 1911 Monument Ave
nue.. Miss Madgc Freddy being host
ess OF the meeting. at 1 o'clock. Bust
ness OF Importance is 10 be transacted.
and all members arc urged to attend.
Dance Tncsdny Night.
Aaron c. Schapiro gave a delightful
dance Tuesday evening to honor the
birthday Of his daughter. Henrietta
Helen. The chaperons were: Mrs.
Henri Harris. Mrs. a. l.. Weinberg ana
Mrs. Jacob Levy. Among those present
were: Misses Schapiro. *. Rosentc.u.
Fannie Gilman. Rosa L.ebcrv.>vn.
Dcany Spigel. Esther Goldstcin. Mary
AinsteT. Nellie Tignor. II. Shapiro, Sara
sheen. Mcssrs. J. liammcrstcin. of New
York: T. Marks. Henry spigel. Morris
Shciferman. George Iirshberg, Meyer
Endleberg. H.. Stern, William Joseph
son, Hutchinson. Morris Wctnstein. Mr.
ard Mrs Henry Harris. MIR. and Mrs. =.
Weinberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Levy.
sir. and Mrs. Maurice Miller, of Lynch
burg MI. and Mrs. Isador shapiro.
The stays included; Barnett shapiro.
or Washington. Henry Weinstein, Nor
ton Marks. Louis G~ruschlnsky and
Julius shapiro.
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Miss Gussic Lawson has returned ,c
her nome in Gloucester county. ate,
visiting friends in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

Mrs. Gibson and Miss Gary. of IVES,
FONT. are spending several weeks in
this city. "
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Miss Maud Pirman. of this CITY. ha
beeh q recent guest of Mrs. j. -. Nc
Dearlnon. at her home at APPROXIMATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

MISS Constance Johnston left thi
,w,eek 70 spend some time visiting rela
ives at Society Hill. s. c.
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Miss Mary Tinsley, of Charlottes.
rn'e' IS visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. ID
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Mrs Carroil II. Montague. who has
neeh VISITING in Danville. has returned
u ner home, sol West Franklin strnct
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Mrs. y. l.. Sibert ana Miss Curd. o
are registered at the Jeffer
son Hotel for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

J. Hammerstein will return to his
home in New York City in a few days,
after a brief visit to friends in this
city.
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Judge c. G. Grafton, OF Harrison
burg, Va, is spending a few days il
this city. "
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Mrs. B. NJ. Walker and Miss Wini-
fred Walker, who have been visitine
friends here, have returned to Dan
Vile. "
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Barnett Shapiro. of Washington. is
visiting relatives in his city for some
time.
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D. Wiley Anderson has returned 10
me city. after spending several DAYS
with his father. Captain John r An
%derson, At ~Scottsville.
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In md Out OF Town.
MISS Enie Branch has returned to
Richmond. after a brief stay AT the
Grafton, in Baltimore.
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Misses Alma and Matilda Richardson
nave returned to Hampton. after yis-
ttlht' friends in litchmond and Peters
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Misses Jennie Lille and Laura Low,
ern. of Roanoke, are In the city. Wis
ting friends for a few days.
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Mrs. Maurice Miller, of Lynchburg
Is %snending a few weeks with relatives
in Richmond.
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In mud out OF Town.

L ''P'af n VI anu
In mud Out Of Town.
Miss F:hie Branch has returned to
llichmond. after a brief stay at the
Grafton, in Baltimore.
Mrs Carroll II. Montague. who mas
been visiting in Danville. has returned
10 "er home, sol Yves, Franklin Street.
Mrs. Gibson and Miss Gary, OF West
Point. are spending several weeks in
this city.
Miss Gussie lawson has returned TO
her homo in Gloucester county. after
visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs W. L. Kennon, who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Julien
Binford' at ~Wcsthampton, will leave for
fowhetan county This evening.
j. iaskins lIobson has been the
guest of relatives in this city for the
several days.
Miss Constance Johnston left This
week TO spend some time visiting relae
ives at Society Hill. S. c.
MISS Mary Tinsley, of Charlottes-
ri'.e' Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. d.
"afcih' on East Broad Street.
Misses Alma and Matilda Richa RI son
have returned to Hampton. after vis-
itihs' friends in Richmond and Peters
burg.
d. Wiley Anderson has returned 10
,ne city. after spending several days
win his father, Captain John B. An
derson, At ~Scottsville.
Judge G.. C. Grafton, of Harrison
this city. "'
Or, and Mrs. Warner T. Wood, of
Hcottsvillc. are visiting relatives in
richmond Tor several weeks.
Miss Maudc pitman. of this city, ha $
been a recent guest of Mrs. J. ID. VIC
Dearhioh. at her home at Appomattox.
Mrs. B. M. Walker and Miss wini-
fred Walker, who have been visiting
friends here, have returned to Dan
Vile.
Mrs. y. L. sibert and Miss curd. OF
Roanoke. are registered at the Jeffer-
son Hotel for several weeks.
Barnett Shapiro. of Washington. is
visiting relatives in this city for some
time.
J. Hammerstein will return to his
home in New York City in a few days,
after a brief visit to friends in this
city.
NiSSac IanrJar 7 mn -
ern, of Roanoke, are In the city, Wis
ting friends for a few days.
Mrs. Maurice Miller. OF Lynchburg,
Is snending a few weeks with relatives
in Richmond.
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EDDYviLLE.

A. D. Hall has purchased the Mer-
Ger property in the north part Of Ed
dyville. Mr.. Hall will remodel the
same and use for dwelling purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry May moved on
Monday to the Johnson farm which
Mr.. May recently purchased.
Mrs, Frank Bell of Ottumwa Isl q
guest this week ofaMrs. Mary Bell and
other relatives.
Chas Muir who has been making his
home in Eddyville with his grand
mother returned to Los Angeles, Calf.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Garfield Of Ottumwa visit
ed Tuesday at the parental G. w.
Stevens home in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Lutz OF
Portland, Ore, are visiting this week
at the parnetal Mrs. c. Lutz home.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Stuber and chill
dren who left Eddyville q short time
ago for Hermiston, Ore, are now Wis
iting relatives at sBellingham, Wash.
Mrs G. w. Stevens received word
this week of the birth Of q son to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Stevens on Dec. at
Denver.
turned from California has rented the
DR.. Van boilding on Main street and
will open meat market.
Ed Waddington who recently re-
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WEST POINT.

Mrs. VIM. Wilson was visitor In FIT.
Madison recently.
Mrs. j. w. Conley is visiting her
daughter Mrs. May Brockway At Fort
Madison.
Mrs. Roberts of Mt. Pleasant Is
spending few days at the Henry
Wilson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kern Of Fort
Madison recently visited with Mrs.
Kern,s aunt Mrs. Martha Williamson.
Mrs, Kathryn Lehman and Mrs.
Henry Pogge have been visiting in FIT.
Madison with the formers son Geo.
Lehman.
Mrs. Barrows and daughter Miss
Margaret are FIT. Madison visitors.
Mrs. J. E. Cantril spent several days
during the week at the T. A. Stebbins
home in FIT Madison.
Quite number from West Point
are attending the short course at FIT.
Madison this week. Several are In
tending to attend later In the week.
Barney Jansen returned Saturday
from an extended visit with his daugh-
tiers at Nicola and Davenport.
Mrs. Stacy Link and children spent
a few hours in Ft. Madison Saturday.
Nellie Etka of Fl Madison has
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COLUMBIA.

Mrs. Wessie Stodghill and daughter
Nellie went to Charlton Wednesday
for visit with relatives and friends.
A. j. Cramblit Of Pulaski visited rel-
atives here from Friday till Monday.
Miss Isal Cramblit visited relatives
In Ottumwa and Eddyville Friday,
Saturday and Sunday,
I Mrs. F. w. Chisman entertained the
Larkin ladies Thursday afternoon.
w. B. Gardner and daughter Edna
and sons Mrs. G. H. Apply and daugh-
ter Norvella attended the farmers in
sttiute in Ottumwa Friday.
The series of meetings held at this
place CLOSED Friday night with two
conversions and Rev. Hankins depart
The Misses jackson and Jones who
assisted with the meetings at this
place departed Friday for Danyille, Ill.
where they will assist Rev. Lambert
with q revival meeting.
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--~
MT. ZION.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Teal visited a
faw days the past week at the Robert
Barker home. 4
Mrs n. V. HOotmen Of Birmingham
returned home Tuesday after visiting
her brother. Perry Patrick. and wife.
Mrs. Clayton Sherod was in Keo-
sauqua shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. John Watts and son Harley
went to County Line Saturday for a
short visit with her mother, Mrs.
David Stull.
Jake HOFFMAN was business caller
in Birmingham Tuesday.
Miss Grace Sherod spend Friday
night with her aunt, Mrs. Clint Gill
bert, of Kilbourne, and attended the
party at the John Ovesthoef home. &
A surprise party was given 'on Mr..
and Mrs Chester HOFFMAN Wednesday,,
About 100 guests were present and AN
enpoyed the day.
Mrs. Arnold Barker went to Des
Moines Tuesday to have an operation
performed. She was accompanied by
her attending physician, DR.. Sherman
OF Keosauaua, and her son. George ".
and daughter, Jose 1t is hoped that
she will be benefited by the operation.
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THE sympathy OF their many friends
extended Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L. Cham
|ers of Mt. Pleasant, in, the loss Of
heir infant daughter. The little form
as brought to Salem and inferred in
e east cemetery Friday morning.
Ee mother was formerly Miss Ger
lde Brown.
Mrs. John Bicksler is in Chicago with
Er daughter Florence who underwent
surgical operation on one OF her
res. 4:B
Revival meetings which were con-
ycted at the NJ. e. church closed on
Wednesday evening. sts
Mrs Fred Feldman entertained her
&rents Mr.. and Mrs. T. "A. Henry from
&. Hamill, few days last week.
8Prof. C. X. Hayes came from Mt.
keasant Saturday and remained with
&s mother Mrs. Minnie Hayes until
Monday.
Mrs. jerome Campbell spent several
rs Of last week with her sister Mrs.
nix Mcmillan near Mt. Pleasant
II. and Mrs. Levi Parkins have re-
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turned from a visit at the home ii
the formers brother S. Parkins al
Fairfield.
!. Miss Maude Mathews arrived from
Mt. Pleasant to visit at the home Of
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Dore
Powell.
4 Mrs. E. S. Bonnell of Fl. Madison il
helping care for her father William
Jones who has been quite Ill for several
weeks.
W. Rhode has returned from Mis-
souri,. He purchased a farm near Mem
phis in that state.
Mrs. A. Davidson has returned from
a visit with her daughter Mrs. I. l..
Guy at Hamilton, Ill. .;# >
George Hoggatt and family have
moved to the farm belonging to his
mother in law Mrs. Kate Mcdowell
Miss Clara Pickard has gone to
Wyconda. Mo-. to visit her sister Mrs
I. A. Mcdaniel.
= Mrs. Merrill and sons Floyd and Paul
have gone to their new home at
Brighton, Colo.
Mrs. Lee Smith is enjoying a visit
with her mother Mrs. Walter See from,
Donnellson.
The w H. Bliss family visited rela-
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been visiting her mother Mrs. P. Etka.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Kampsnider and
children Of Burlington are here. called
by the serious illness Of Mrs. Ramp
snider's mother. Mrs. Herman Poll
peter. 5iS4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergthold have
been visiting relatives in F't. Madison.
Miss Jean Lite left for q ten days
visit with her mother at Lowell
Station Agent VIM. CulliEan was an
over Sunday visitor in Keokuk.
Mrs. I. Hosier of FIT. Madison visited
at the home Of her son several days the
past week. ~
Mrs. J. fl. Holdefer who has been
visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Barbara Kreikenbaum has returned to
her home at Laurence, Nebr.
Henry Jansen is visiting his son
Simon and family at Burlington.
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y .. .r Y 81 H., .
tives at Peoria, ILL.,, quite recently.
Mrs. Raines Of New London Is q
guest Il her daughter Mrs. Enoch
Berry.
David Newberry was recently taken
to the hospital at Mt. Pleasant. ' p
Jackson Mathews went to st. Louis
Monday with car load Of horses.
George Pitman arrived from Clear
Lake to visit at the home of his broth
er Sherman Pitman and family.
Mrs. II. H. S. Lyle was called to
ClariHda Thursday by the serious Ill
ness Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Brown returned
from Mt. Pleasant Friday morning.
Marion Miller who has been quite Ill
Is convalescent.
Miss Mary Maris is entertaining
Miss Blythe Bennett from Winfield. e
Miss Carrie Weeks came from Keo-
kuk and visited home folks last week.
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BELkNAP.

Daniel Boone Heller. was here Satur-
day evening to give his lecture. bu.
owing to the inclemency of the weather
so few were present that no admission
was charged and the lecturer only gave
q few selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Mccormick were
the guests Saturday night and Sunday
Of Ottumwa friends.
Charley McAfain of Des Moines came
in Sunday morning for visit with his
mother Mrs. Maggie McMain.
Miss Elizabeth Ware of Eldon spent
few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Woolwine while on her
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LEGAL NOTICES
Administering Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 18th day OF
December, A. D., 1911, the undersign-
ed was appointed by the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Wapello County,
Iowa. administrative of the estate IF
Charles Bachman deceased, late of said
County. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned. and those having claims
against the same will present them,
legally authenticated, to said court for
allowance.
, Dated Dec. IL 1911.
Elizabeth s, Bachman, Admins
tratrix.
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oriainaI Notice.

IN the Dlstrlct Court Of WapellO
County, Iowa.
James Timonds VS.. Isaac Griffin ct
al. and the unknown claimants Of the
Ek of the NEA and the NEN Of the
SEA all In Sec 10, Twp. II, Il. IL, in
Wapello County, Iowa, and of Lots
Nos. twenty one CID. twenty-five (22(,
twenty three (23). twenty -four, (24),
twenty-five (25), twenty-six $3.50 twei,-
ty-seven. (27) and twenty-eight (2S) in
the town of Bladensburg, Wapeilo
County. Iowa, or the tract Of ground
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Auctioneering

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR
no pay. References GOOD ones) FUR
nisbed. Lifetime experience with
stock and several years experience
auctioneering. ELI Swain. Blakss-
burg, Ia.
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FOR SALE sTOCKERS AND FEED
ers. 10 head average $50; GO head will
weigh 500; load calves 900 lbs. John
Carrow, Ottunwa. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-MY COON AND MINK
hound, one Of the best. For particu-
lars address Box IS Route Z, Abba.
Iowa.
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FO r SALE.

FOR sALE-REGIsTERED HOL-
stein bull, sire Colanthe 4th Lad
dam. Jeek Hengerveld De Kol Calved
Nov. 20, 1903. Sure breeder. Gentle
Chas. Malone, Delta, Ia, r. No. 2.
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Il M ise ~ &
FEor.Sale.

FOR SALE-C CHEAP. PURE BRED
Jersey male calf. Call New phone
558-x.
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Recent Light ON History

Indian Hampton Institute the following in
composition Patrick Henry: Patrick Henry
bright He had blue and light married
and then said, Give liberty death
Dr. E RATHER TOUGH. As6s#
you you're crouch; If spend it, you're
loaer it, you're CRATER II can't it, you're
bum what's the use? ss1a.
you want 70 gossip about neighbor, don't
nut that writing Want Ad for the Gossip
may a~suitWant Ads only cost " cent word
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FOR SALE-ROSE COME RHODE
Island cockerels. Herman Bluhm, r..
No. 5. Ottumwa, Iowa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-12-14
Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE--LARGE BONE, FULL
blooded bronze. turkeys. Mrs. F.. w.