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The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14
friday, APRIL IA, 1911.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Good Friday.
Not only be good, but good for some
thing.
There was a heavy frost Wednesday
morning.
Read our new advertisements this
week. They contain business news.
The laying of gas pipe from Penn's
Grove to Pedricktown began last Mon
day.
Some have had to put more potatoes in
their hot-bed because the first rotted
badly.
4 Miss Grace Gamble, of Seabright, has
been spending a few days with Miss Ed
ma Turner.
Penn's Grove school children received
! several catalpa trees to plant on Monday,
sent by a Philadelphia firm.
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penn's Grove
The extra hour given in Wilmington by
tfse steamer Ulrica leaving Penn's Grove
at 4l5 a. M, is quite an accommodation
kto Shoppers.
Buy a Stein-Bloch Suit and Spring
Overcoat for Easter. These famous
Clothes are vastly superior to the average
tailor made. w. s. LEAP =.
Venus, the planet which revolves
around the sui nearest the earth, never
shone more brilliantly in the western
sky soon after shutdown than this week.
BIGGEST and BEST stock of HATS in Will
! mington at Dubell's, No.2 East Sd, st.
Children's straws a specially. y 4-l4-3m.
Salem County Pomona Grange will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall, Penn's Grove,
= Tex Wednesday afternoon and evening.
PENIS Grove Grange will royalty enter
tain the visitors with a shad supper.
After successive showers of light rain
and hail last Saturday snow fell and made
the ground entirely white last Sunday
morning. 1t vanished after the sun rose
and run the temperature up to 70 degrees.
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycles
are the go-fast machines you should buy
= of James Workman, Union Corner,
Penn's Grove,
What do you think of this? Between
400 and 500 different patterns of Wall Pa
per from 5 to Is cents at Parkinson &
Balls.
After the big dinner try some of john
son Suggestive Tablets. 25c per box at
Johnson's Pharmacy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14

Johnson's Sulphur and Cream Tartar
Lozenges for sale at Johnson's Pharmacy.
l0c.
For that pain in the back try box Of
Johnson's Kidney Pills. Doc
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14
1911 MAXWELL
LIES

MODEL AB-16-horse power RunabOut,
with top, magnetic, generator, Stamps
horn and tools . 5000
MODEL Q-'1t-Four cylinder % h. p.
Runabant, with magnetic, generator
Stamps, horn and tools $3.50
MODEL Q3-,11-Four cylinder q h.. p.
Touring Car, with magnetic, generator
stamps, horn and tools $500
MODEL -Four cylinder 25 h. p. Touring
Car, with fore door, magnetic, lamps,
horn, tools, tool box on running
board, foot rest and robe rail $3.50
MODEL GA-Four cylinder 80 h. p. Road
ster, with fore door, demountable
rims. Hartford shock disorders, mag
netO, 5 lamps. generator, horn and
tOOlS 3I4VV
MODEL EA-Four cylinder 80 h. D. Tour
ing Car, with fore door, magnetic,
generator 5 lamps, horn, tools, foot
rest, robe rail $l400
WIN. r. HUNT, Agent
PedricktoWn, N. j.
3-31-3m
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14

FOr sale
at the Cove. 4-14-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14
CENT A WORD COLUMN

Rooms To Rent.
Apply at q Penn Street. 4-14-1t
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14

For Sale.
Building lots on North Broad Street. PENIS
Grove. Harry s. Barber. 3-l0-tf
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

ben rettete pom 4ongreB Elm DAN.
feSpotum uno cine gol6ene M9e0aiae
erbielt uno our@ 0oS @brentreu8 oer
omerifnntihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i6aft, iotDte 0ur6 anoere @bren3ei-
den nllSee0eibnet tpltr0e. Ste mar
nod elm Sinh, ais Tie ibrem Ourh
&rantbeit an Der Grfiinung ieiner
8flidten nerbinoerten Udter fhon
nIs trete @ebiIfin 0ur Seite Itono.
iiber oas 2iGt 6es 2euhttburms noh-
tie un0 boS @ettungsboot fiibrte. aIs
feline GoHter of,toebn Sabre alt mar,
itarb Soieo 2etpis, ut0 lie tpurbe Bis
sur Grnennllng eineS Wo1foIgers
NIT Oer @ortung bes 2euhttburmes
betraut. Dur9 beionbere 2onereB.
afte tpuroe S0n 9etpis bnnn 1873
ieIbIt 5u benz Boiten ernonnt. Sn
DtrfIimteit bat Tie 0enieIben Hanger
oils elm babies S~obrbunOert befleioet
unb fonnte 1907 fbr go1benes DienIt.
iubiI1um ieiern. Seitnen bedoe Iie
bis 3i tbrem Dor furoer1 erfoIgten
Eooe cine ibr bon 4noretp Carnegie
a~iisgeieste Neniicn bon monatli6 80
Dollars.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Ssr FribsreG ihriftsdsf BON SDatDP'
Numb DOR 8eridt.

aus Wtesbo0en meIAet man: Gent
nont a. 8 .Robe. Der triibere Diitrifts
DEF BON 5pafopmunO, bate iih Dor.
benz bieiieen Shpurgeridt gegen ole
QnfIoae Der inteaeftuelen llrfunoen.
f6Iihune in iOeoler Ronturren5 nit
getrua sum ShoSen Oes &eihes 81
perontporten! Die 5trdftbaten fol-
len in Snafopmuno BON ibm began
oen por6en iein. Ole Straftammer.
Bic i6on einmol eegen i'm perban'
bette, bate i'm freiseiproHen. Die
@eIdporenen 0erneinten ale ShuIo.
froeen. 9os urtbeil Iautete oif
TreiIprehung. Die Soften rperoen
Ser StautsfoIIe ouferlegt. Der.
6taotsonunIt bate ielbit Greiipre
dung neronlnBt4
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Cine G.btnsrttterin.
pie Sov Ewrsem vsrNsrbsns marssEsn bse asuaA
tpArmrs ppR glsWpsEt.

as mar zines Cages I'M Sabre
1854 aIs Soo 2etpis, bic fiinf5ehns
i1brige Eofter bes Qeubttburmipor.
tiers BON Qime Rod i'm Sofen bon.
WetDport, am 6eniter Iton6 uno mtf
bic tpeite 8oHerfIG1e binauSblidte.
sic mar ALIEN I'M 2euHttburm, oen1
Batter un0 Welttter moren mad Der
Staot gefobren. ga Inb ite elm Rus
Oerboot, in pelhem Itd bier War-
ner befonoei1, BON elmer bo@eebenoef
@oae erfoBt, umiHIogen. Die Syn.
fallen Itir5ten in Die GIutb unb
f1mpften IHpimmenO Inn ibr 2eben.
S1nen elite oos iunse WGo1eu bic
Ghafen bes 9burmeS binob, modte
6ns bereitIiegenbe Rettungsboot LOB,
Iprane binein uno ruOerte btnnus ouf
bic Giefe ben 9eOr6neten 81 $tlfe.
@8 geIong ibr, ale bier bonn @rtrin.
Ten ou retten uno iiHer nod benz
3eu6ttburm ou bringen. Dos mar
bic critic &ettungstbot Der Groit, mel.
DE ip6ter nod oft5ebn WenihenIc
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
GneiAOtildles SDn gaaria EIn

Bieleiht tpirb bus reprbJitont@
Bortigol Der eben berihiebenen
Observation-Disclosures Moriu pid no@
trauerr. benz tros Der Berihperr
6linosfu1t uNS al ben an6ern lbIeM
GioenfHdften, Oie man tbr noffogt.
mar ite bod Der 2iebling Oes 9oItes
In @ortisoI. Der frorBoff4e
Shriftfte1sr SenH Ginot bat SiGes
ieltIome Berb1ItniB buS 3tutimer
ben Borhugieien uno ibrer ebeunoIt.
gen &onisin beitnno, etnmol 0ote
treffeno seEennSei4net. Wht bier
aebn SobreR bate man lie ro@ Dor.
hlgoI aus poItttf fen GrlnOen Der.
beirotbet. Gle fam bon benz pr69-
tigen &ofe Biftbr GnuanneIs, mo- Hg
bertr0bnt pogAen nor, naGR erhteuI;
ME io1te lie Oa. 10 fsoeten fi& BITE
Bortugieien, iberAaupt geGernt bn'
BEN, mas @eIS' tfta Die porhagiefeR
fan0en it@ Damh ab, Bob fe feite
Belt eebnbt bate. um Su- IerneIH, uw6'
70 IaHteR Ne baritber, bob Ge @0np
ain. 0os @eIb aus noIen S1nben
gum Genfter, D~inomssunrf. Sn pdriaI
Bln1 @eiipid - Tit biefe Gnsg0ots
berbiirgte Ii@ TtNct-6etrot He baSI
@efndft etner Robiftin. Gtntge
$iite gefieIeR, W. gang b~efombers; Re
6eattete NIT 0eE &awba 6orout b0nRit
man iie itr 3Mi6Rde, unO Der eefdlt-
gen @etseriR TAM e. mntirgb&
Olr@onS nidk bornufi an, nod Elm
4uten0 0o0M Sudegen, 0n Be bnroui
reGnete oab be 0Onietn es no9l
Riht merfem tuir6e, tpornit ietpoDrs|
iheinIi9 reft bate Ns be @oo,I
renfenOung fir bic @6ntgin i'm Ga.
fen bon 0iIEnboM o1iSgeIo6en tuurbe,
fieI boS Observation-Disclosures ims @oIger
us6 ertrnnf IGmdbIi&, unb gang
! 3tEIobon beO0uerte bic orune 66nieiuS
ote 70 I'M fbrew Qnp mud oetnuns.
men mar, ouftnttnt ~ bebenteny boBi
3 bieier DerIuit, ME 10 mon&ee ottA
tere pOrtueielH@eS Crib tofte4e
Der Stootsiho b mar iRrSer Ieer-
oberr bic 96ni0in fubr fort, bteer66
ten Nlisonben 0aroussS ga MAIDEN; Ga.
4ortugiefen. be0nuerten has nuBers
or0entIiH, ODER Der 86Mi1in Mortni
@io mohten Fits teinen 9orsparf
0enn tie mar cine Dabre @0rioiR, ia.
elmer Der eifrigiten NepabIiSoner IpID
bon ibr riibnlen0 edust boben, .itt
g1be oos GeI0 srenigftests edit t6ntg.
lid aus" @inm0Ie beiihte bic 3d.
nigin Marin Yia aemeiniam NIT Der
Ronigin MmeIie einen StierfoUlp
aern0e al Der 9ett, mo- man tbr q.
men tirhenpolitiidem GAritt befcnr
bers libel Genommert bate. SobaIb
bic beibena RoniGinnens Die &ofIo9a.
betrnten, fineen bic 3uihnuer an az
pfeifen un0 olmdblih miihten IiA
aud ShmGhrufes in ben 26rm. Die
Gage mar 1uberit beife, ielbft. Die
ontpeienoen, Dtplomoten pubten
niHt reHt, mas fie tbun iolten, uHh
bic R0nigin ImeIie 6ohte ihon b0.
ron, weosugeben. &0ni0in Mnri0
Hin aber mibte, mas 5u tbuR lei; re
belt ibre 5fpnieeertodter 6uriid,
griff faItbIiitig mad fhrer 2orgnetts
un6 betrnftete nit. eiSfnIter Wern&
tung. bic 8uihniaer. Die @irtisno
mar gang. merf1niirOie; es Aouerte
feline. Minute, 70, mar Der 21r1n ber-
Itununt, un6 feline neitere, 10 men.
bette lih bic aeIse 9uihouari2aft
Der &oiloee 3u-unD brad IN. ~
belnop 8eifalIsbn6eigungen ausl
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
gsIbltmOrO zines gORbeamtsn.

Dor einigen Eogen tpurbe oui
benz 1obnbof in aItona in benz Ne.
benroum zines abtbeiIs erIter RIaTie
zines BON Grantfurt q. Me. tom.
menoen 8u9es elm unbetonnter er.
i@Offen oufgefunben. Sest 1T feftge-
iteut morben, Dab es Ii1 UNI Die 2ei-
DE bes ebemnligen poItbeamten
RniiI Roifer aus Brieg bnnoeIt, Der
bic Shpei5er 9oltnertpaltnng nm
10000 Grnnf beItobIen botte un6
Donn eefIiidtet NOR.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
geDru,nn q. gaGd.

ttI6en 0ation1Inugiduffes un6 tutrOe
iett o1i1 gum Ioriiter 0es Strnts-
misifaiffes Der oemofrotii6en Bartei
bon Seem Yort erfD1bIt. Serr N1od
Itebt i'm 9llter BON 80 Snbren un0
giebt in Buffalo cine Seitltng ber-
aus. or lit berbeirotbet uno fiibrt
nit ieiner @dtttn uf1o atpei E0Gtern
Elm Febr gEiifIihes GnniIienleben.
6ein @obnbous lit ems Der iH6n.
item In Der feinen DeIotpare Mbenlre
bon BuffaIo. B1brenO Oes Ietten
wrHiiSestsntDobIs0npfas iSIegte Ssrr
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

EtOrben IT, mar Der beOeuten0fte
Craftsman unO parIomentariide
Eiibrer, fuelhen SrIonO in Der 0eit.
Oeit beieIien bat. CT bat am meiIten.
sur GntltebungI un0 Grftorhine Der
irii@en NotionaIportei beieetrogen,
ipeIbe lett I'M britiifen RorIament
ben aEusihIas sjebt uR0 6os lang er.
iebnte, 8ieIs eisene 8ernoltunoi
($ome RuIe) fir SrIonA, fat er,
reidt bat.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Gin GlsiRiser.

rBnrum biTt On benin eeItern
RiGt i'm @eid1ft gpluden9~
SD bate ueriHtnfen..
limb Nndmittogs2~
nDu Bah id iiber cine GnfTduTOi
Gaira na6aeSa&t.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Gin 0snFmsI xurasPs.
- - 9utsn, bu eanytaebf JTIanbis. usr
lngteml rntbHnt Wssbsn-

Drm erObenp SrIaHoer Charles
Stepart Rnrnen lit in Dublin elm
DenfmoI' srri6teti morben, 6eiien
Gntbiilunet DOT Rurdem itattfan0.
Die Rotten beKeEben beIiefen fid auf
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

$50 600 NtniD
fOIIteu burh
@nHlnIungen
unter benz ridden
Bo,Ite oufges
brnfjt tuer0en.
5n BtrfIidfeit
Itle ulerte aher
Ri@arb Grofers
Der ebemnliee
Retu Oorfer uno
friibere Enmrno-
M &1upilingi
onrIAiesn Gh:
o~eoenfens b. +
gum potriotiihen
SrI6Hber eetpor..
6en lit, bic 9oIf.-
te Der 9utnrne
BET tpoS ibm ole
! Gbre beridoffte
! oa8 0enfmoI az
~hentbulen. Bar,
nen, ipeIher i'm
Sabre 1886 ee
boren uno i'm
Sabre 1891 ae..
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
gOIitiide Gbreu.
Rsrmm q mad psn gaFiaID smisat bislsTbsa
Ia reiAem MAGE.

Nornor 6. Dad, Don Buffalo,
tarn nit ben Gbren, Die ibm Eeine
poIitiide Yartei aitbeiI per0en [dBt
oufrteOen iein. Or lit Idon iett meb.
reren Sdbren Boritber 6es 0emotrn,
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

Californian bat Jest befanntIid benz
tpeibIi6en @ei6left oas Stimmre6t
ertbeiIt, uno ItoI3 Bot fi4 bic ginuno-
neun3igiGbrige, tpeIde So Sabre lang
fir ibr &edt oIs 81bIerin gefGmpft
bot, in Die omtIi1e elite oIs iolHe
eintrogen Inlien. Grau Seberorce,
nel1e i'm Stoote Netp Dorf seboren
tprrOe, lit ofe oWfutter Der Grauen.
clubs" tpie tie, mad ibrem Beruf be-
frogt, BEL ibrer Reeiitrirung oIs
@GbIerin angob, 0enn fe griinoete
1855 In Bolton ben nGrduencIiab bon
NeuengIano,~ aus benz Der groBe
rgun6 Der Grouen~ in ben B%ereinie.
ten Staaten Encouragement lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
am 3isI ibrsr gtbnindt
RaRt tiA nit 81 Sabrtn aIs sHmmssDsssw n
BITE @abLerlits siHtrassa.

Gus6nuer fommt ans 8ieIi Ernn
Caroline 90. Seperance in Cos au.
geles bat LANCE senus eelebt, um
6as 3iel ibres Strebens un1 ibrer
Sebniu6t au errei6en. Ser Stnat
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

@er burd 2eioen nidt gebeiterf
tpir0, Ser bat pergebens gelebt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

Wad enc herporroeepoe Role IN Ori
RrtionrIpoIitif. BE i'm norous'idi
iih i'm fommenoen Sabre mieoer sit
fallen miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

Eait e1er eenieBt mn 4reiie ieinev
NeEonnfen einen nebr ODER mttOer
tAIed)ten Nnf.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22
MT. ZION,

Mrs. Thomas Williams Of near
Birmingham is visiting at the parental
HOFFMAN home.
Mrs. Henry HOFFMAN is suffering
with an ulcer on the foot near the
ankle.
Mrs. Frank Raney returned to her
home in Peoria. ILL.,, before the Fourth
She was accompanied by her sister
kathleen Workman.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Barker Thursday.
Mrs. F1ossie Miller spent Thursday
with her mother, Mrs. Bert Ely.
Mr.. Taylor fills his last appointment
in the Presbyterian church here Sun.
day morning and evening, July %. He
has resigned and accepted position
with much larger salary in Michi.
gan. All are sorry to lose him as he
is an eloquent and interesting speaker.
Mr.. Neck of Birmingham visited
over Sunday wit hrelatives In this vi.
cinity.
MI. Bates of near Iowa City visited
the past week at the John Watts homo.
Mrs. Tim Robinson visited part of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Barker. making the acquaintance OF
her new grandson.
Jess Stangs spent the Fourth with
his mother, Mrs. Cynthia Stang, at
ilbOurne. =
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pulaski.

= f.. g X
Mrs. T. M. Prevo ana daughter Jen-
ME ana Anna were Ottumwa visitors
Wednesday Miss Anna remained for !
visit with relatives at Eldon.
ME- CA. Harp and daughter Kate
OF Milton visited lat the Alva Hunt
home "Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Miller and son 'Graden OF
oklahoma arrived here Sunday even
ing on their way9to Milton to attend
tho funeral OF her father NJ. Fogelsons
Of that place.
Clint Burnaugh returned home from
Muscatine Wednesday after a few
days t3s. visit with his brother and fam
Miss Bcrnice Law returned home
from Moulton Friday evening having
visited relatives at that place.
Mrs. A. A. Knight and son Floyd
spent avfew days in Moulton last
week. the guest Of her brother ]. =.
Wright and family.
Mrs. A. F. Merideth is at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. G. E. Stockham
who has been quite sick for some
time.
Mrs. ]. b. Eland visited relatives at
Mediapolis a few days last week re-
turning home Saturday.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ingersoll OF
Burlington visited relatives here last
week. sss
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PAcKWoOD.

10 Slater OF Conpetine met with an
auto accident two miles east OF here
Friday afternoon IN the car with him
were his wife. daughter and Mrs. Geo.
Estes and SON Law, Henry Davis.
The dust was so thick that Mr.. Slater
could not see car III front and fear
ing collision pulled to one side, fail
ing to see hole two or more feet deep
in front. The car Was badly damaged
but none Of the party were severely
injured
Edwarf! c. BarhEal who was recent
iy murdered at his nome near Van
couver. British Columbia. is remem-
bered by the older residents here.
Mrs. Mary McRevaClds who died in
OttumWa last week. was an old resi-
dent of this township.
r. u. Gillette of Sterling. Colo. is a
business visitor here. When he re-
turns his sisters. Mrs Ellen Stockton
and Miss Eliza Pollock will accompany
him to make their home in the west.
Mrs. Louise Platte is in the country
taking care of sick girl.
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'LEE.COUNTY TO
HAVE INSTITUTE
RIVER COUNTY TO CONDUCT
Il NORMAL INSTITUTE At Fl.
MADISON AuGUsT-7 TO IL.

1 FIT. Madison. July 21.-Lee county
will conduct normal institute from
August to ~ at the Fort Madison
high school building. Supt. Alec w.
Rakow has secured some of the best
able instructors in this part Of the
country to lecture and take charge OF
the departments. Among them are
Supt w. L. Bartlett of Popular Bluff.
Mo-, who will have charge of the In
stitution In literature, agriculture, his
tory and civics. DIR. Edmund J. Vert,
st. Louis, Mo-, grammar, arithmetic,
and physiology. Prof w. N. Clifford,
Philadelphia, Pa, geography. peda-
gogy, forestry, Alice Wilson. Des
Moines. reading photography, primary
methods, Prof. P. c. Hayden, Keokuk,
vocal music, G. H. Benson, Keokuk,
and Supt. Krakow himself
will instruct in didactics.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22

day after two weeks visit with theil
brother. Contractor B. A. Boyle and
wife.
Mrs. Monte Norman. OF Des Moines
Is visiting in Charlton with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Penick.
Miss Cora Rowe visited In Lucas
yesterday with Mrs. Alice Swanson.
Mrs. A. Clothier, of Whitebreast
township. is enjoying visit from hel
mother, Mrs. J. G. Roberts Of Kansas
City, and sister. Mrs. E. Folker OF
Denver, Colo.
I. K. Johnson, who was one OF the
pioneer settlers Of this county, but
who has been living in San Diego, Cal.
the past forty years, came yesterday
for a visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark and
daughter Gladys, OF Fredonia, Kan.
and daughter. Mrs. Rouse of Kansas
City. came yesterday in their touring
car for visit with Mrs. Clark'a
mother, Mrs. N. J. Chapman, and sister
Mrs. Fannie Steele.
Julia Holsclaw and niece, Pauline
Holsclaw. Of Abba. are here for a
visit with Mrs. G.. r. Miller.
Miss Louise Grimm Of Abba, visited
relatives and friends In Charlton this
week.
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CHARLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carmil Mckinley and
little daughter Evelyn, returned last
Thursday from an extended trip east.
While absent they visited IN Burling-
ton, VT, with her sister, Mrs. Al Palm
or, who formerly resided here.
The Misses Alma Clay and Margaret
johnson Of this city, and Mabel Ander-
son went to WOODBURY. last evening for
a brief visit with Mrs. Will H. Lewis.
/ Mrs. Willis Lake ID, spending few
days 1T Whitebreast Junction With
her sister, Mrs. Briles.
N. G. Lutz left last evening on .
few days business trip to Macon, Mo.
Miss Myra Johnston Of Minneapolis,
MINI. who had been spending few
weeks with her aunt. Mrs. A. 0. NC
Farland and cousin, Mrs. A. B. Good.
kin, returned home last evening.
The Misses Helen and Kathryn Dun
gan Of Ottumwa,. are guests Of their
aunt. Mrs. Claiming Smith.
Miss Regia Talbot has returned
from Cheyenne, Wyo.. where she prov
ed ND on her claim Of 100 acres.
Mrs. Will Keller and daughter, Mrs.
Leila johnson, and Mrs. Fred Stafford
visited in Russell yesterday with the
formers sister, Mrs. e. G. Lewis.
Rev w. G. Hohanshelt, pastor OF
the M. q. church, returned yesterday
from months trip to the Pacific
coast. His wife stopped in Mitchell,
Neb.. for visit with relatives.
The Misses Katie and Julia Boyle OF
Omaha, Neb., returned home yester
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EDDYvILLE.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bickford
Thursday July IS. daughter.
Miss Ethel Norman Of Des Moines
is spending the week with her mother
in Eddyville.
Lewis Cray who made his home for
some time with his brother Amos
Gray In Eddyville, died Thursday At
Holland, la. The remains were brought
to TddyvilIe Friday evening and taken
to the home of his brother where tho
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon.
Mrs F.. Bickford went to Pella on
Thursday for a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Jake Cornelius.
. Mr. and Mrs Eph Ward and baby
came up from Ottumwa Thursday and
visited at the D. w. Ward home.
Msr. Mary johnson who invented q
fruit picker about "a year ago has a
new invention, when she will send at
once to the patent office at Washing
ton She, has devic. for making pic
lures look life like.
DR.. F. F.. Vance and A. c. Black
were business callers in Oska]oosa on
Friday. ,.sa. .,-.''- ,.a
Miss Leona Schank who moved to
Morris. Okla. about year ago Is ser
iously i'll with typhoid fever at that
place. ...s-,.,. .a..,.,, ..,...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walker who
have been spending the past week at
the Geo. De Tar home went to Avery
TO spend Sunday.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. w E. Ashby Of Des Moines,
formerly Of this city, IS spending few
days with relatives and old friends
here.
Kansas City. Mo-, are visiting In Char
iton with her mother Mrs. J. F. Spiker.
Mrs. Harry Ketcham and children of
Osceola. formerlS Of this city, have re-
turned home after visit with her
mother ill-law Mrs. Mary Ketcham
and old friends.
Miss Minnie Lemonds Of Lovilia is
spending few DAYS here with her
sister Miss Name Lemonds.
Mrs. Pearl Edwards has gone 10
Marysville. her former home. for a
weeks visit with relatives
Mrs. J. B. Teas left yesterday for a
visit in Abba with her brother G. r.
Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Brockman OF
Alton. returned home after week 8
Visit with her sister MRS. Ed Arnold.
The Misses Lola and Mabel steele
left for visit in Centerville with
their cousin Mrs. Hattie Steele.
Miss Vivian Martin of Lincoln,
Nebr.. who had been visiting in Char :
tton with her sister Mrs. A. c. Gregg.
returned home Monday. She had just
returned from Milwaukee, Wis. where
she had teen trimming in a millinery
establishment.
Lowell Ruddell Of Corydon, return
ed home after a visit at the home Of
his uncl-, r. F.. Dotts. His cousin.
, Master Marvin Dots accompanied
him home for visit
Frank Patterson Of English town
ship was kicked on the head by 4
mule last Saturday night and has sine.
been in serious condition.
| Mrs. Kent Hooper entertained few
r>S>, IT," ,oyn1fS - ~
Fawcett. who returns in few days to
Oakdale sanitariurn near Iowa City,
where sh- is receiyin', medical treat
ment.
Mrs. j. w. Aten of Garden Grove. is
spending few days with her son Will
lis Aten and wife whole on her way ia
Colorado.
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cANTR,l.

Three balloons passed over Cantril
from Kansas City Tuesday morning be-
tween s and 9. Chancey Creath by
aid OF neld glass was able to read the
name Topeka on one OF them. the
last one passing was light In color and
probably the balloon representing
Kansas City. Pc.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harleidge
SUNDAY, girl.
M. and Mrs. H., C. Park visited in
Bloomfield from Saturday until Mon
day.
II. J. Cassidy and wife. and daughter
Maurine OF Mt. Sterling were in town
Sunday. &C.,,
James Clark is visiting, his parents
near town. ..
Edith Bassett returned to her home
in Missouri Monday.
J. z. Harrison and family spent Sun.
day with his parents near Lebanon. As
they were returning home a shower
caused the wheels to skid throwing
Mrs. Harrison and son Craig aged 6
years to the ground. Their faces were