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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-20
DRAkEsvlLLE.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Good
lander, May IA. twins. son and a
daughter.
Attorney Thompson OF Burlington
visited here with his parents last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sloan spent
Sunday at the parental Fleming home.
N. D. Millisack Of Ottumwa was in
the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Withrow Of Floris
spent Sunday at the s. F. Updike.
Mrs. Chas. Yoke Of Ottumwa was a
caller here Sunday evening at the Mrs.
Piper home.
Gladys Thompson came home Sat-
urday from Burlington where she had
spent the past week with her brother
Frank.
Mrs. Harriet Truitt and grand
daughter Edythe Roti1enstein left on
Friday for Newton, Ia, to visit the
formers daughter Miss Nellie. From
there they will so to Des Moines, then
continue their trip to Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor and Mrs.
w. B. Taylor visited Tuesday with
Mrs. Linnie Rothenstein-
Mrs. Ellen Piper is having her home
|remodelled.,
Miss Gladys Brandmyer is visiting
with relatives in Ottumwa this week
and taking medical treat ment. .4...-..
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HILLsBoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mickelwait ship.
ped their furniture Monday to Ottum-
wa where they will lake their home.
Mrs. Laura Spray and Lester Pope
accompanied them.
L. p. Bryson and son Foss. j. W.
Blackford and John Ryan went to Ft
Madison Monday.
Mrs. Lynn Cook visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Asa Parrish in Stockport the
first Of the week.
The road drags were out In full
force on the Blue Grass road here on
Monday.
Glenn goley Of Stockport transact
ed business in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter left for st
Joseph, Mo-. to visit their son Rex and
wife. Mr.. Carter viii return the first
OF the week but Mrs. Carter will re-
main for a longer stay.
Mrs. Nettie Converse who has been
visiting in town the past week left for
IA. Il. Horne is hauling lumber for q
modern two story house on his farm
southwest Of town.
Ray Coleman and wife OF Mount
Pleasant were visitors m town THIS
week.
Stan Kerr and family Of Birming..
ham spent several days the nrst OF
the week with relatives.
Mrs. II w Bhckfcrd went to OF
tumwa Yesterday. Mrs. B. r. Bolsy
was also a passenger to meet her
daughter Beatrice. !,
Allen Duncan is quite i'll with blood
poisoning caused by getting hsn
hook in his finger
Miss Myrtle Wyatt who has been
i'll with the measles is some better.
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Ll5ERTYvILLE,

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Clinkenbeard Of
Fairfield visited oyer Sunday at the
Chas Webb home.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dovenspick and
son spent Sunday with friends in Fair
field.
Mrs. r. B. Crother went to Des
Moines Thursday where she entered
the Methodist hospital and was oper-
ated on Saturday. Word was received
here Monday that she. is doing nicely.
Word was received here Of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Vaughn OF
Victor, Iowa Mrs. Vaughn will be re-
Ynefnbered as Miss Carrie Leppo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morley and
Mrs. Floyd Morley and children are
spending several days with relatives
in Table Grove, Ill. i..s
Ralph Peebler visited over Sunday
With friends in Abingdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rus Dinker and Roll
Simmer and mother visited Sunday
with relatives in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Clayton PETER and son who
have been visiting at the John Cole
man home left Sunday for her home
in Milton.
Miss Margaret Coleman is spending
The week with her grandparents near
BLOOMFIELD. :,
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cANTRIL.

e. H.. Rider has returned from his
visit in Colorado.
Mrs. C. I. Manning. Dick Therm and
family and mother Mrs. Therm were
in town Wednesday.
John Van Fleet and wife Of Carroll.
ton, Mo-, visited in town the past
week.
A number from Keosauqua were
over attending Eastern Star meeting
Tuesday evening, including c. l. Man
ming and wife. Josie Daugherty and
Lille Haney.
Dr. PAIL returned from his trip 70
Minnesota.
Bert Fritz OF Two Euttes, Colo, Is
visiting his parents w. G. Fritz.
The Missionary society met Friday
with Mrs. Rosenbarger.
preached in the M. e. church Monday
evening.
A. Knox is visiting his son in Little
Jesse saar returned Saturday FROM
Chicago where he attends medical
college.
Mauda Price fell Thursday at he1
home four miles south of town and
broke her hip. AS this lady was ad-
from q, former accident this is quite
serious.
Chas. Vale spent Saturday with his
parents. Tie Is superintendent of the
school at Barnes City.
Little Glenn Halland enjoyed a party
Saturday, 1t being his 18th birthday
After the little folks had gone he was
riding tricycle. and fell off, breaking
his arm.
Geo. johnson of Stockport was in
town over Sunday, the guest Of his
sister Mrs Steinber4
The Hard Time social given at the
home Of John Saar, Jr., was quite a
success.
Chauncey Creath and Harold Smith
returned from Highland Park college.
Q. w. Auson and family Of Eldorado
Springs, are visiting r. T. Delaney.
"A Mothers Day program was given
at the M. e. church Sunday. A large
crowd was In attendance.
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: BLOOMFIELD.

The p. E.. o. chapter met Monday
evening with Mrs. Geo. Phillips. MRS
20. D. Wray and Mrs. Fannie Cook
made very interesting reports OF the
convention which they attended las'
week at Sioux City.
Miss Mary e. Tough and Claude J,
McGraw OF northeast of Bloomhe!o
were united In marriage at the home
Of the officiating minister, Rev. Rober'
c. Moore at $3.50 o'clock TUESDAY
They will make their home about SIX
miles east of Bloomfield.
4 & The Woman's Civic league cleared
$l950 from their benefit matinee ~
the Idle Hour last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. =. Saunders have
returned from California where they
spent the winter.
Rev. ]. L. Alexander will preach the
Memorial sermon May IS at the M. -
church.
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SEYMOUR CLOSING.
EXERCISES MAY Is
REV. JOHN A. EARL D. p. WILL
GIVE HAccALAUREATE
MAY q.

Seymour, May To- Especial. 1.-THE
commencement exercises OF the Sey.
mour high school will be held In the
Lowry oepra house, on Thursday and
Friday nights, May Is and 26. The
following is the program:
Thursday, 26. .
rEsmeralda," comedy drama In
four acts, in which the following are
the cast: Quin Kink, Frata Tucker
Hazel Cain, James Donald. Harry
Gump, Charles Morrison, Ethel Max
well, Merle Hume, Thomas LaFollette,
Robert S. Lowry and Frankie Luse. &.
"a Friday rs.
Invocation.
Piano solo,--1'W whispering Winds
Ethel Delaney.
Oration-"Pe Clellie Coleman.
Comedy play-"The Trouble at Sat
terlee's"- Bernice Packard, May Kel.
Ter, Cecil Kerr, Zelpha Stamps, Ada
Coleman, Roma Earnest. Edna Briggs.
Musical recitation-Musi on the
Rappahannock-vona Bateman.
Debate Resolved, that
the United States should establish and
a parcel post system. Az
firmative, Claude Warren, Carl Whor-
ley. Negative, Albert True, Ebert
Gump.
German quartet-May Keller, Lottie
Jones, Zelpha Stamps, Nora Gingerich.
Valedictory oration-"The Triumph
Of the Individual Emma Wilson.
Vocal duet-"Lulled by the 81
Keller, Zelpha Stamps.
Presentation of diplomas.
Baccalaureate sermon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. John A. Earl D. D. of
Chicago, ILL.,, at Baptist church, Sun
day May 81, II a. m.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Chas. Culbertson has returned
from Ottumwa where she mad Deen
called by the death Of her brother Ray
Darner. -
Jas. Mccarthy entertained about
twenty five friends last evening at q
studio party. Delicious refreshments
were served and some time was spent
in most enjoyable manner. the
studia was decorated throughout with
Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Dots are the
parents Of a daughter, born yesterday
morning.
s, is spending few days IN fChariton
with her cousin Geo. F. Carpenter and
wife ~,
Mrs. viii Eikenberry and little
daughter have gone to Indiana TO
spend a few weeks with relatives.
John wentz who is travelling in the
east, and who had been spending a
week with his family here, left last
night for Chicago.
Miss Mary White returned yester-
day from few days visit in Lacona
with her sister Sarah who Is teaching
in the public schools OF that place.
Martin Erickson of Des Moines
came yesterday for visit with rela-
tiyes and old friends in Lincoln town
ship, where he formerly resided.
The young ladies OF the Peter Fan
club were pleasantly entertained at
Is o'clock dinner on Tuesday evening
by Miss Getchen Pedigo.
The members Of the Episcopal
choir and those who assisted them in
their concerts given recently, were
rendered Il banquet at the G. j. Stew
art home on Tuesday evening by the
ladies Of st. Andrews Guild. At the
conclusion Of the four course dinner
several musical selections were rem
dered and some time was spent N
social converse. A most enjoyable
time was had.
Mrs. VIM Gaynof died at her home
in southwest Charlton last evening
after q. lingering illness. No arrange-
nents for the funeral services have
yet been made.
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WILL SET ASIDE, ESTATE DIVIDED
Heirs Of Late NJ. Elliott Agree to Z
Division Of Estate Regardless
~ $ha Mill

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Des Moines, May 19.-Twenty-one
heirs OF the late M. Elliott, wealthy
Polk county farmer, filed a stipulatie
with Probate Commissioner James y.
O'Brien in which they absolutely dis
regard the will OF the deceased and
make a division Of the estate In the
manner and proportion rs provided BY
law.
The will cut .offsLizzie Yoders and
Clara Manbeck, two daughters without
q cent, but under the stipulation they
will receive as much as anyone else
in proportion to their relationship.
The stipulation was mace to avoid any
litigation over the estate The heirs
who signed 1t are j. F. Elliott and
wife, F.. M. Elliott and wife. A. w.
Elliott and wife, A. B. Elliott and wife,
Lizzie Yoders and husband. Clara
Manbeck and husband, J. G. Elliott and
wife of Oklahoma, G. w. Elliott OF
Topeka. Eta and w. T. Wright OF
Olympia, Wash, Minnie and Frank
Davis Of idaho, Ida and Theodore
Steele of Idaho, Ollie T. and w. F.
Hume of Des Moines.
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POSED AS HERO TO GET ADVANCE
g. w. Sparks Told Officials He Had
Fooled Efforts OF Train Wreckers
- -. A~.>~A>S Sae rea,.hIA

Creston, May 19.G. w Sparks, q
laborer of Savannah, Mo-. Is under ar
rest here charged with posing as a
hero in order to obtain promotion
from the railroad company. Since
being brought here Sparks has ad-
mitted the charge. He says he was
tired OF working without recognition
and thought that II the five years
he had served as section hand were
not sufficient to bring him to the
position of section foreman for the
company he would do something TO
hasten the coveted promotion. Ac-
cordingly Sparks wired the officials
here that he had discovered the track
there blocked by ties by someone with
tho intention = of wrecking the st.
Joseph train, but he had averted the
disaster by clearing the track before
any harm had been done. When the
telegram came here, Special Agent
Bourke was sent to Savannah under
instructions to arrest Sparks and
bring him here Sparks now admits
there was no blockade on the track,
that he invented the whole scheme to
bring about his desired advance. The
matter has been taken before the law
department of the road for investiga-
ton.
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BRIGHTON.

Miss Pauline Downs spent Sunday
visiting In Muscatine at the home 81
Miss Ina Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. French of Wapello
were here this week looking for Z
place to live. Mr.. French has been
elected superintendent OF the high
school here for the coming year.
John Davis OF Des Moines. former
resident Of Brighton IL here VISITING
old friends and attending to business
matters.
Mrs Nordyke has so far improved
from her recent serious illness as to be
able to be wheeled up town in her
chair.
Monday evening the members Of the
Christian church planned and success
fully carried out surprise on their
pastor Rev. Tomerlin, 1t being his $50
birthday. At o'clock they met at the
pastors home and took him completes
~ by surprise. During the evening they
presented him with gold watch and
fob in appreciation OF the fine work he
is doing for the church and to help
him remember his birthday. The even
Ing was spent In games and music.
Monday night the council met and
elected Tom Pierce mayor OF Brighton
to finish the term Of Ed Deeds, de-
ceased.
The Christian Endeavorers Of the
Christian church held q social at the
church pariors Tuesday night. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Rev. Doddsworth Of the Presbyter-
Ian church will deliver the baccaleaur-
cate sermon at the Fellowship club
house Sunday evening, He will also
have services at his own church u
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. vern Dawson and chill
dren of Washington visited Mrs. Daw-
sons mother Mrs. Amy Rich this
week. Z
The play entitled 1.-THE Village Post
Office given. at the club house by
Mrs. Christy's room was success IN
every way. The children all did their
parts well.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give a social at the E. A. Morri-
son home Thursday evening.
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RUSSELL.

Chester Everitt OF Ottumwa spent
Monday with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Everitt. -
M and Mrs. Hall Hatcher Of Corr
pus Christi. Tex, came Sunday having
been called here by the illness OF his
father.
"wednesday from King City. Mo-.
where ne has been visiting his son
Timothy. 49,
The remains Of the late Milton Allen
Of Des Moines were brought to Russell
Tuesday. He was buried In the La
Grange cemetery north Of town
A number OF the members OF the I
O. o. F. lodge spent Wednesday IN
Hitenan attending reunion OF the
lodge OF that place.
Rev. soxe Of Osceoia spent Tuesday
in Russell. having been called tu
preach the funeral Of Milton Allen.
Alex Robb left Tuesday, evening for
an extended visit with relatives IN
Pennsylvania. ~
G. IS. Mckinley left Tuesday fol-
Canada with q number OF land SEEK
ers.
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LINEN SHOWER FOR
MISS IDA HENDRICKS.

Miss Grace Sloan entertained a
number Of friends at her home, 21S
North Moore street, Tuesday evening.
At a linen shower in honor Of Miss Ida
Hendricks. whose marriage to Frank
H. Beinert Of Burlington will take
place in a short time. Mr.. Beinert was
formerly of Ottumwa, druggist at the
Central Drug Co. Miss Hendricks was
the recipient of many nice gifts from
her friends. A two course luncheon
was served. The guests were Misses
Edna Berry, Esther Larson, Irene
Parker. Mary Weidle, Clara Sheets,
Minnie. Sax and Hazel Roberts.
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ALLERToN..

The Read orchestra will furnish the
music for the commencement exercises
this week.
J. C. Montgomery who his been
working In Mystic this summer was a
home visitor here Sunday
Fl. d. Alderman left last week fol
Towner, Colo, where he will spend the
summer.
Otto Casey Is visiting this week Al
his home west of Nllerton and hii
place in the store is being taken care
Of by Geo. Shriver.
Dr.. d. E. Williams returned last
Saturday to his home In Des Moines
after a weeks stay in Allerton.
Several Of the Allerton men AMI
teams will leave the first Of next week
for the grading camp north Of Cory
don. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Pickett re.
trip at Mercer. Mo.
Several Abortion people drove oval
to Corydon Tuesday to take look al
the ruins of the fire of Tuesday morn
ing.
Chas. Shriver OF Cleo was business
visitor In Allerton last Tuesday morn
ing.
nhenced building side tracks last Tues
day which will be used to run car
loads OF material out for the new rail-
road which Is now under construction
from here to Des Moines.
The Allerton Civic club held their
regular meeting and decided to put In
q rest room for the ladies and children
of this vicinity.
DR.. J. H. Mccall returned Monday
from his trip to Chicago.
The Allerton chautauqua board
have closed date with DR.. Cook to
deliver lecture at the assembly In
August.
J. B. swegle made business trir
to Ottumwa Tuesday.
Bert Palady who has been visiting
In California the past three weeks re-
turned to Allerton last Monday.
Grimes and Swegle shipped two cal
load Sof hogs to the Ottumwa market
Monday.
A large crowd Of visitors Is expect
ed here Saturday to attend the annual
field meet between the Allerton and
Corydon high schools. These schools
are old rivals and as each team haa
won a meet the one this year promises
to be q good one.
The Rock Island will move to Alller-
ton the operators from. Harvard and
place them at Allerton and will also
stop the fast trains No and for the
transfer OF mail. These trains will not
carry passengers only as heretofore. .
The Allerton band has contracted
with the business neil Of Allerton 10
give Saturday evening concerts during
the summer months.
The ladies OF Allerton have made
arrangements to fix up the town park
and make 1t q pleasure place for all.
A.. X Crone started in this week on
his duties as street commissioner.
H. II. Hoffman Of Cedar Falls was
elected by the school board at their
meeting for superintendent Of the
high school for the coming year.
w. P. Sheets Of Princeton. Mo-, was
an Allerton business visitor looking up
a location for moving picture hsew.
A. n. Boyer who has been running =
dairy here has decided to 90 out 81
business.
Mrs. Eva Sans and baby OF New
Sharon came Monday for visit with
relatives and friends.
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HoPEwELL.

Miss Emily Sammons called on Mrs.
LOWE Helmick Monday afternoon;
j. w. Johnston called at the William
Hunter home last Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza White who is visiting az
the Mrs. Allie White home visited the
first Of the week at VIM. Hunters.
Nose Leonard, ST., and Nose Leon
ard, Jr., with their families were en-
tertained Sunday at the Jesse HelmicK
home. -.
Mrs Chas. Roberts visited recently
with her mother Mrs. M. Hunter.
Will Hunter and family were recent
visitors at Howard McReynold's near
Floris. =,
Ottumwa last Tuesday.
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A. !. poyNEY DEAD.
Paokwood Man Dies Of Anslna. Pee.
toris-F athsr Of Twelve chiidrsn
-Euneraj SATURDAY,.

Paokwood Man Dies Of Anelna. Pee.
toris-fath Of Twelve Children
Funeral Saturday.
Packwood, May 19.-(speciai)---A.
T. Downey died yesterday after =
few days illness. He was taken sud-
denly i'll Monday morning OF angina
pectoris and though medical aid AMI
the best of care was given 1t was scen
that death was near. The aged man
was conscious to the last and cxpress-
ed himself ready and willing TO 60. Mr..
Downey was born in { Kentucky y,
1895 and came to Iowa In 1s43 ana has
continuously resided ir Jefferson couri-
~. Mr.. Downey was twice mar
ried. his first wife dying in
1853. He was the father OF nfteen chill
dren, twelve living. Nine were with
him during his short illness. The de-
ceased was q member Of the Christian
church for 81 years. and was always
ready and willing to discharge his
duties. Honest. kind and upright, he
had many warm friends. The funeral
will take place Saturday morning. Eli
der c. l.. Walker will have charge u
the funeral ceremonies. Interment IN
Abingdon cemetery.
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SEYMOUR.

L. Davis was in Centerville Tues
day, doctoring.
Mrs. Dick Yarnelf and Mrs. William
Brown were In Centerville Tuesday.
Mrs. John Lowry, Mrs. G.. w. Har-
bert and Miss Edith Wilson were OF.
tumwa visitors Tuesday.
Glen McMasters has been In Omaha
the past week visiting with his broth
ers, Elmer McMasters.
Mrs. R. J. Lane returned from
Princeton, Mo-, Tuesday where she
had been visiting with her parents.
Mrs. John Cutler went to Numa,
Tuesday, where she will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Tolbert.
William Gill, DR.. Thompson, H,
Chapman and A. Goidstein Of Center.
Vile were visiting with ]. Stetnberl
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Mrs. Haeffner Of TT. Madison visited
Monday with her sister Mrs. Will

Mrs. Haerner Of TT. Madison visited
Monday with her sister Mrs. VIII
Lerche.
Mrs. Eva Mann and little son Of
Kansas City and Mrs. Quinn Of Inde-
pendence, Mo, who have been visiting
at the w. H. Coulter home, returned
home Saturday.
Elmer Price Of Harrington and
Miss Susie Lining of Ipswich, 8. D.,
were married on Thursday May u Al
the home Of the bride This happy
young couple arrived Wednesday fof
q visit with the groon's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Price.
b Miss Hazel Grant OF Donnellson was
a Pennington visitor Tuesday.
Hartford Boyer who works with the
|C. B. & X. C.. bridge gang was severe
" injured Monday by falling on pile
Of ties. He was brought to his home at
this place and IL slowly recovering.
Mrs. C. N. Krenmyer and son ar
rived Monday for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Retta Craven and son Of Mil
ton visited Tuesday evening with Mrs.
|C. H. Kelley while enroute to Keo-
kuk.
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ALD,I...

Miss Myrtle Sayles went to Des
Moines last night for few days visit
with friends.
"The Rose OF Plymouth" will be
presented tonight at Kings theater by
the class of 1911. All the seats have
been sold and the seniors will be
greeted by one Of the largest audiences
that ever assembled in the opera
house.
The street car service was delayed
several hours Thursday morning by
the falling Of large tree across the
track.
]. C. Hall OF Ottumwa is, visiting
his daughter Mrs. e. P. Santeen Of this
place.
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LEGAL
Exscutrix,. Notice.

Exscutrix's Notice.
Notice il hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the 18th day
Of May. "A. D.. 1911. the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk of the
District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa
executrix Of the estate Of James
Rider, deceased. late of said county.
All persons indebted to said estate
will make payment to the undersigned
and those having claims against the
same will present them, legally auth
enticated, to said court for allowance.
Dated May IS, 1911.
Martha J. Nudge, Executrix.
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Eoo Weiohs Four ounces.

West Union, May l9.-Here IS. 9
monstrous egg. and so far as memory
goes it is the largest hens egg on rec.
ord. It Is the property OF X. y. swain
and while some have tried to convince
him that 1t is an ostrich egg he will
not have it that way The egg
weighed an even four ounces, size
eight and one-eighth inches by SIX and
| fiyeeighths. 81
sS ~ 81
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Leedy are i'll with the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Leppo and
daughter visited Tuesday In Fair
field.
Rev. Crowther went to Des Moines
Tuesday to see his wife who IL In the
Des Moines hospital.
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nishop Lays Corner Stone

Bishop Lays Corner Stone.
Waterloo. May l9.--Rey. 8. G.. Mes
smer. archbishop Of Milwaukee, will
law the corner stone Of the new 1900
600 franciscan Sister hospital here
Memorial day About lao visiting
priests are expected
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TELEMARk ATTRACTS MANY.
Big Scandinavian Celebration q LAX,
Mills VIII D. We'll Attended

Lake Mills, May IA great deal
OF interest 10 being manifested here
over the meeting OF the Telemark
Sterne for June 8. Il 10 expected that
TelemarAs from Ill ovSr tho Unite.
States will be here to enjoy the oc-
casion. Among other arrangements
made monstrous tent that will seat
an immense number has been secured
and will be pitched in time for the
event Noted speakers are being Sc
cured and nothing will be left undone
to make this one Of the greatest days
for the Scandinavian this section has
ever Witnessed. tits expected that .
complete program will be ready for
amour cement within week.