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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03

Take your oldest son into part.
norship with you and let some
Of the responsibility Of mansg.
ing the farm fall upon his shout.
dsrs. This will please him, and
If no 10 an ambitious, indus.
trious boy no will accelerate his
interest and pride in the work
Of the farm. But do not forget
that partnership means that
your son 10 to share the profits
a. we'll a. the responsibility.
Without tho profits his interest
will hardly increase.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03

Nov that my engagement to Edgar
In broken of ! wonder II ne will ask
me to return the Jewels that he gave
me-"
III he doesn't ask for them I'd send
them back at once, for In that case
they're not genuine" Fliegende Blat-
TOR
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
Warned.

Engaged Man-Love met Why. she
actually counts the kisses give her!
Cynical Friend--Thats bad. She may
keep 1t up after your marriage. Bos.
ton Transcript.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
FIRE HOUSES WITH CELLS
TO, HOLD POLICE PRISONERS
Hamilton. O., Has Two Up to Oats
Stations. Costing $4,000 Each.

The illustration shows one OF the
new Dire BONUSES recently completed at
Hamilton. u. II II equipped with
hOsr wagon. two hOrses ana four men.
Hamilton mas TWO Ut these IRE sta
lions. each costing $l2.OUU. The fund
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
The Unfit.

lis she n help to her m0thpr? ask
I'd one woman.
YES. indeed" replied the other
she has taught her to say culinary
art instead of cooking Exchange.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
Aoother Trouble.

The trouble with most men Ia that
they want to be nj hat all the time
and are never willing 10 do any field
Ing Chicago Record Herald.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
The Division.

He-So young March and his father
Ire carrying an the business? She
Yes The old man runs the business.
while young March does the carrying
On.-New York Globe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
Parks For Buffalo.

Buffalo y y. II To have small parks
city.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03

The most changeable things IN the
world are the course OF waters ana the
pumor Of women Pittacus
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
On. Of Those Crazy Questions.

well. great guns Jones! see
yo1're wearing glasses What fOr?"
For a sprained knee. you darned
fool! What do you suppose 3"-Toledo
Blade.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03

rect to the factory located at con-
venient point.
The picture above gives an idea OF
how the traction engine. which on
some farms stands idle most OF the
year, can be put to good use as an
auxiliary In the work Of moving I'M
hulled vines.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-08-03
90 sonnet

90 SOMETHING.
Do something for somebody.
somewhere,
While Jogging along iifs's
road:
Help some one to carry his bur.
den
And lighter will grow your
losd
% something for somebody
gladly.
Twill swsstsn your every care;
In sharing the sorrows Of othsrs
Your own are less hard to bear.
-Maesy Monthly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
Des MAYORS Record verurteilt ibf.

Su 3ein Der got 6ie immer init Der gaermerf aOm-
pagmi gegen bic BGrger.
seioem San auomo eiuc Aaiermerf apmpasnie fat
mmtr ibr Werfseng.
Die grger Mrben d ernnerm bah Der Maieru &om-
pagn belt ais Der yernd ga mnrne mes nternfbmen Mr DC
Smmme 100000 bic Gta6t ansnanfen WOr Der NbI.
bic berabe amornet rens bem WerD has non
linn seiunnhtt @eiultat babe5ufi9rea
2es ao ebe irssab uetdrr Naerbprra porbanSn
Gs Hsd ni ein5iger artir yrMnnem gebDr npM
brnen 0aerpeiorgung ran MnS are nit Ter.
Flan benz Mnfanf ten Der Stao eogred gemen mroen
mir obne fdtbare 8aiierperiorsmas seueiem ieim.
Mber bic garser madiam Sic amntem brem Waam Wad
Der beifeen abfampfe bic bic Stab geeben uaroe Der
@ordlas emtidieben abseueiea.
9auu fam Die Nmtsseit Magor Yadal unb Die Sem ab
9err Yaa ndt Serr gnlagban mae ben &onaf
StaS lire cisenen 8aferme anlesea mbe &oara nn'
gtben fur enrtie Spanns BET N0bn nno fnr Splitting el'
mes nr un0 Npmpagn tire
nieorgfe State $100 amf 75 Gcnts berabnietem.
Ns bies tat ete gSab oem 3mefe bic Seuers
am5uesen bod io baf bic Sn @or oes &onraes batte
$50 mar 5err Gaaasban bamels?
Ct ano an Der seite Der @aernerf 0eiaia Gr ngte je
ben Nerb nnb ne Mnbdns abeeten Mb nmo pat oeu
golas nrif5nmdeu 0nft 9eiem gorias 5mrhdsnuci
Der gSablfampf 10 6tik Magor Yaal artete pr
babel ban Elm paar Sage ipaer tarb.
9ana fam Mapor galasban ueoer @ermde bic Staten
craiebrisen? Nen, tr tat es nidt!
Sic mnrSen elmer pdrn MominiiraOn Is Gemts an
65 Gents rebnsiert
6at err Gaaag9an senb seiast gesms au Gnieor
Der Wairatn bis porba Fd Wieberermablen aln
Nrgenos fam III errn Gaaagbans &pro smnben mern bah
er i berimt Die Yree @aner 2dt nno Gas rebnsn
CAkPAGNE- -kOMlTE, CITIZENS TICKET.
o;noA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01

General Bernardo &epes lit
beute nit Dem Samburg-@meri
fa-Oanpfer uYpirango" bon Sapre
na6 gera Gru5 abgefabren. Ger
Oampfer lauft om 3. Mfoi Die ipa-
niibe Staot Santa1oer an u,t0
es lit moelid, oaB 9tepes bort
nit Dem meriforiiben 8ice.Yrdl;.
oenten Corral 5ulammentreffell
miro.
Die merifaniiben Sniurgen.
ten boben Or. @onea Srancisco
Waoero len. uno Sole Yine Suare5
als tire gertreter BEL ben ssrie-
oensperbanolrlngen auseeipablt. Sic
baben an6 ein politanoiges grc, :,
gramm entmorfen, nod oeln Tie Bel
ben gerbanolungell porgeben mol
len. Die Sauptforoerune it, oab
nnebrere BON ibrer Bartei ms Mi
ntiterinm berufen uno gu @ouper.
nellren gerna6t iperoell.
= 9luf cine oirefte glnfrage Scr
uN. q. 8orlo", Of er bereit lei,
3uriid5utreten bat Braiioert Dia3
geantportet:: SD miiroe lnein Sc.
ben fir nein gaterlano binseben
SD iperoe iraeno ettpaS fir iein
Bolergeben tlln, aber id muB mel.
ne gegierunq berMdlihtiqen un0
ipos bos' geIte fir Iie e@fit. SSn BENT
lelben Snterpiem peiit BrGiibent
0ia5 Die angebli6 bonn @ice-Hra-
lioenten Corral geduBerten s(nii1ten
auf's gntldieoenite 5uriid uno DC.
omeifelte, oaB oerielbe iemaGs oerar.
tigesi eeiast babe.
Sanlitag abeno lpuroe Ser
nah Gnernapaca iabrenbe 3ug bel
Der Station gl Barque BON angeb.
liden 9febellen angefallen uno gum
Gntgleiien gebra1t. glls ser 3ug
anf ibren slnrllf nidt eleid) bielt,
i6oiien lie auf ibn. 0abei mur~
ben orei Eaiia9iere uio elm farbi,
ger gorter getotet. llnter oen 80,
ten befinoet iid) Der befannter SO.
tanifer Or. 8eter SbIiien-geffer.
Webrere Berionen puroen nermun-
oct. Spater ente(eiite auh ein 0eiu
Baliagier5ug foleenoer Sradt5llgo
auf oeln man BON Der Gntgleiilng
oes eriteren nidts puBte. 9lut oa.
Bel muroe ein Mann getotet, Der
Sei5er oes 3uges, uno 5tpei OIL.
oere, Der 2ofomotipfiibrer mno Der
&obleni6alfler, tpuroen idper Der,
lebt.
= 8ripatna6ribten aug Merifu
5u Solge baben Die Sample BEL
Der Staot Siinaaa pie0er begonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
9(lls Omaha. g1ebrnsfn.

Alls SntaDa, gfebrasfa, mel
bet man: Der 18 Sabre alte Ber-
Inaro Smitb, Sobn oes friiberen @e-
fneralantpalts 6. S. Smitb, lit Inn
Witternabt IN Die elterlihe gebau-
Jung 5uriifgefebrt iino er5ablt, oaB
er ipdt anl yaadmittag auf bent
'Saitnmege BON einem Tennisplate
bon 5tpei permumnten Wannern ge.
padt tuurbe. Die 8erle feIieIten nno
fnebelten i'm uno braften ben Siii,
loien in elmer bereit gebaltenet
Ri.tlbe nab elmer abeeIegenen Silt
te an Der Staoteren5e. Ser eilrt
Der beioen 8anoitel, lei bann fortge-
gangen, nm tpie er iagte, nod Elm
16jdbriges Wdoden, Granees Soh-
ltetter 5u rauben, mabreno Ser an-
oere 5uriifblieb nno Den 0erine6
madte, ben @efangenen NIT gbIoro-
form 81 bet6uben. 9abei ipuroe Der
Wann ielbit BON ben bet1ubenocll
Ddmpfen iiberipdltigt, llno oeni
iungen Smitb aelans es, balb BE-
taitbt aus Der Siitte 5u flii1ten.
0or fur5em batten Die Gltern oes
iungen Mnnnes lnb Die Gltern oer
Grances Sohiteter grobbrieie er.
balten in melden Die 9lusSoblunl
elmer grpreiiunssiunme bon $2O0U
perlangt tpuroe. Die Wobnunge'l
beioer Sdmilien muroen in oen let,
ten Tagen bon Holi5iiten betpnht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
CAMPAGNE-kOMlTE CITIZENS TICKET.
(Nnaeige.)

mats Hrdiioent, bat ais lolder aus
@eiunobeitsriidiihten reiigniert.
DreiBig Sabre lang bat Senator
GrDe oem Senat angebort, nadl-
benz er porber 5ipolf Sabre lang ira.
@eprdientalttelibauie geieiien bate.
1896 uuroe er gum ten1por1rell
;Senatspr1iioenten ertuablt, ipeIher
n Abipeienbeit oes Wi5e Yraiioen-
ten ben 8oriis in Der @0rper-
fbaft fiibrte, uno iait fieben Sabre
lapg, nanllid nad Dem Sooe 6es
gi5e Hrdiioenten 9obart in Mc-
Rinlep's erfter Mbn1iniitration u,.o
tpeitere 0rei Sabre, als gi5e Hra-
iioent MooiepeIt nad Mc3inlep's
gobe Yrdiioent tpur6e, fiineierte er.
tatiGhlih bauerno aIs SenntsprGIas
bent. SSest ftebt Der alte &err i'm
einunoadt5igften Sabre, uno feline
@eiunobeit lit in ben lebten Sab
rem beoenfli6 eri1iittert lporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01

G1e JfeDol1lflo1lare Ddbel1 Ole
Srtibaften glote, 9foieln uno 9lgn
iita, Dier5ig Meilen uilterbalb boll
s. 8. Dias seIeeen iiberfallen nno
aepIiinoert. gs befinoen fib bort
grobe 4oblenminen uno piele 9[rbei.
ter mobneu bort. SSSn aguiita follen
lie 5000 Heios erbeutet baben.
ssSn Canton i9einen Die lnru-
ben nod lange niht unteroriidt 5l'
iein. Cine Depeide aus Song.
tong ineloet, Die glufftanbii6en bdt.
ten einen atngriff auf oas s[rfe.
nal genadt, bel Den, biele bon if.
men fielen batten 8arrifaoen &C.
baut, uno ieicn IN beltanoiger 0e,
weguns 9ie Gage iei cine iebr
ern1te.
Der beutide &ronprin5 unh
ieine Srau lperoen W1itte Mai
nod Haris reiielL INN oem goa.
rem einen 8eiub ab3uitatten. Sic
tperoe1 gum @eburtstag oes g5a-
rem 0em 10. Mai, in Der ruifii6en
Sauptitaot iein.
2aiier Gran3 Soiepb miro allf
glnraten ieiner Mer5te cine 3eitlang
in Der Sonllnerrelioen5 @0ooao,
fiinfunoSman5ig 9ilometer norooit.
lid bon gu6apelt, perpeileL um
ieine 0eiunobeit gu pflegen. 3mar
miro offi5iea uno offi5ios itetig Der.
iidert, oaB oas Befinben oes Mo-
nar6en iiberaus aufrieoenftaleno
lei uno feinerlei 9lnlaB 5ur 8e-
forgnis porliege, aber Die neue arst-
lide glnoronulle lit nidt oa5u &C.
eignet, Die berridenoen 3meifel an
Der glutbenti5itdt Der gadri6ten ali
ibeuden.
Inter 5ablreihen glrbeiterfd.
milien in Gfeilsoorf ift bas 8or.
bauoeniein Der Sdmar5en 8ode.l
feitgelteat moroen. Bon oen 9e-
BORDEN iino tilgeiaumt alle Masre-
geln getroffeiL I'M Der @erbreitlng
Der SeudJe S6ranfen 5ll. 5ieben.
Durh Die amtlihe llnteriuduns
lit ernittelt, oaB Die Shtpar5en
Boden aus 9tiiBlano eineeihleppt
iino. Der lleberipadungsoienIt III
erbeblih peridarft moroen uno es
ipiro Der 5ltperiidtlihell Soifuune
Maum aegeben. oaB es gelinaen
miro. Die 8ranfbeit an Ort lm>
Stelle aus5utilgen.
Ser tiirfij6e @roBpelir bal
Der 8eputirtenfanmer fiir5lid nit
geteilt, oaB oas amerifanii6e gabll-
proieft in nahiter @o6e Der 4an.
mer porgelegt wiro.
Gin fllrdtbores llnmetter 6oI
IN nieoerrbeiniiben @eaenoen ae.
lpiitet. sSiele Siobspoiten, Die pol
betrdbtlibem Sdaoen an ben Saa.
ten berihten, treffell BON berl6ie.
oenen Srten elm. slm i6perlte
III, nod ben porliegenben Melbnll.
gen, bic @rafidaft Wtors mitgc.
nommen iuoroen, mo- sablreid)t
2anowirte srobe @erluite erIitter
baben. 9lud anberes gieentum If
bort geihd0igt woroen. Die &c.
iammte ginbube oiirfte cine iebl
bobe 3iffer erreideu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
-5innipriidJe.

Sin fein 5nfannten sebramtes
Dem Sentiden iuol pertraMtes,
0ers imb Magen deficiencies,
Die Sinue frob erBebenhes,
6atemiammer pertretbenbes,
Sn allen Gbren bletbenbes
Starfenbes, ebles, entsiideubes,
9rffelnbes, gmtes, erquifembes
Uetrdnf lit bas u a M D Slaidenbier.
Setter nnb selaiiem,
3ieb id) bnrd bic Straken,
Snd)e cine Suelle,
gSp idj frieg' has 6el(e
,2pue Star" friidJ npm JaF.
9as idJmeft mir ant beiten,
Grab ipie uniren 0aiten,
Die es alle lpbtem
ltnS 10 lanse prpbteu,
gis Der 9nrft sel5idjt.
Sas ~ a M 0" sslaidjen6ier uerbanf
feline Seliebtbeit benz ilmitanb, bah es
immer sleidmakis gut seblieben lit
GS uirb ans hem beitem impprtierter
Soppfen nnb bem auserleieniten Deal,
berseitellt nnb iuirb bnrd) langes 2aseri
Sur ppllen gieife sebrad)t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
Die @elt war eritauat,

als iie b0rte, mas 8udIen's Mrnicl
Salbe gu tontten beaniprudte, absr
bier5ig Sabre bon punberbaren &l;.
rem babe1 aaes beitatist. Sir nGe
Arten bon @unoen nnerreidtes W1it.
tel. Sur 25c Bel alien DruggiIten.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06

break his arm Saturday while crank
ing an automobile.
The Rev. G. L. Walker was not able
to preach Sunday and at this time
Is no better.
The box social given by the high
school was a success both socially and
financially. The lunches, ice cream
and ices and home made candy
brought something near SAG. The
boxes brought $25. The expenses
were small and about $54 was cleared.
The oratorical contest given Tues
day evening at the school house was
quite a success and was enjoyed by
ALL Mary Tufts received first prize
and Atha Harding second, Edna Klett
first in humorous and George Lyle ora.
torical
Mrs. A. A. Wall Of Cedar Falls is in
town this week
Prof. Miller of Delta visited the
high school Wednesday and gave an
address. He was also Judge in the
contest the preceding evening. :
Grandpa Green Is on the sick list.
Arthur Stewart who has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks,
is better now.
G. E. Bennett and Joe Day of Brigh-
ton, were in town Thursday on bust
ness in regard to the Pringle barn
which is to be constructed soon.
Charles Burnell Of Brighten spend
Sunday with her father Rev. C. L.
Walker.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06

wa is in the city visiting her aunt
Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. Roy Beggs of Croton is visit
ing in town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Beggs and family.
Earl McM,nn of Des Moines, has
been a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Plowman Of this place.
George w. Finlay of this place and
Oliver A. Phillips have exchanged
farms, possession to be given March
1, 1912, Phillips taking the 24O acres
Of the Morton east, and Mr.. Findlay
the 296 acres of the Phillips land, 200
acres being the old Albert Phillips
land having been in the Phillips fam
lily for sixty-six years, considered one
of the finest farms in Van Buren, coun.
ty.
Mrs. Sarah Walker of this place,
aged 80 years, is very i'll at her home.
Esquire Moore and wife returned
Friday evening to st. Louis where
they will visit for some time.
Mrs. Own Burnes and baby of Kan
sas City are in Keosauqua the guests
Of Mrs. John Burnes and Miss Dora
Burnes.
j. u. SCTlCklduu FlSllcu Ill LES
Moines the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Logan went to
Ottumwa Thursday for visit with the
formers sister.
Edith Van Orden has returned to her
home in Omaha after a pleasant visit
at the Dale Matthias home at this
place.
Mrs. A. ]. Moss of this place, visited
last week at her old home in Center
vile.
Mrs. H. H. Marriott and daughter
Elma Marriott and Mrs. Perry Tribe
spent the past few days in Ottumwa.
Attorney J. C. Calhoun was bust
ness visitor in Keokuk part of last
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06
EDDYVILLE.

C. Palmer was business caller in
Abba Tuesday.
Miss Julia Simmons went to George
| town Tuesday for a visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Judge.
Mrs. AL Mahon and son Theodore
who spent Sunday in Abba where they
attended d birthday dinner in honor OF
Mrs McMahon's mother, returned
home today
Miss Doris Carson who has en-
ployment in Eldon visited friends IN
Eddyville Monday.
Miss Virgie Beedle who has been
visiting her parents in Bloomfield, re-
turned to Eddyville Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. s. G. Brown were bus
mess callers in Ottu1nwa Monday
Miss Bernice Mcmahon went to Ell
don Monday for short visit with
friends. She was accompanied home
by her little sister Gertrude, who has
been spending the week in Ottumwa
with her sister Roxie.
Theodore and Roy Ward were in
Oskaloosa Monday visiting their friend
J. Denney who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Den
ney is doing nicely and expects to re-
turned home in a few days
G. ". Stevens who has been visiting
relatives in Otturwa the past week
returned home Monday.
Alfred hatcher who is attending
school at Grinnell is spending his va
walton with his mother in Eddyville.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06

fined to his home with pneumonia, is
gaining and will soon be out again.
Gene Harlan is still confined to his
home and will be for some time. The
amputation of his leg was successful
but as it was above the knee, 1t will
take some time yet to be entirely heal
ed.
Mesdames Barger and Abbott will
entertain the four Ms this afternoon
at the Barger home.
Charles F. Box of Cedar Rapids who
moved from Eldon several months
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06
PRINTERS IN CONVENTION
Iowa Association Holds Meeting Friday
and Saturday. Franklin w. Heath
Of Philadelphia Speaker. a.

Des Moines, April 5.-Franklin w.
Heath of Philadelphia, secretary of the
United Typothetae. will give an adj,
dress at the "Cost Congress and Stale
Typothetae Conclave," which con.
venes at the Savery hotel next Friday
and Saturday.
Another prominent outside speaker
on the program is J. A. Morgan, Chi
cago, member Of the American Cost
commission. His subject will be Cost
System Both will speak Friday after
noon.
A banquet will be held on Friday
evening at the Savery hotel, with
Frank Armstrong. president Of the
Iowa Associated Advertising clubs, az
toastmaster. Responses will be made
by Franklin Heath, J. A. Morgan
James M. Pierce. proprietor Of the
Iowa Homestead; Fred Emo, Des
Moines, and G. A. Wrightman, secre.
tary of the Iowa State Manufacturers
association.
Saturday an automobile ride around
the city has been scheduled with the
destination the Hyperion club. The ses.
sicns will be held in the club house. Re-
ports and election Of officers will be
the main features of the second days
program.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06
ALBA TEACHERS
Give RECEPTION
VISITING PEDAGoGUEs ENTER
TANNED; ATTENDANCE EXCEL.
LENT; ENJOY LECTURE.

Abba, April 5.-(SpeciaD-The en-.
rollment of the county institute reach
ed 1874 yesterday at noon. The highest
enrolment at former institutes has
reached only III, and in the matter
Of attendance the superintendent feels
that this is an Improvement much to
be desired.
Preston w. Search in his illustrated
lecture on the Worlds Greatest
Pictures Monday evening gave his
large audience of teachers and Abba
citizens very clear and interesting
insight into what constitutes really
great picture.
Tuesday evening the teachers Of
Abba gave an informal reception to
visiting teachers in the Office rooms Of
the county superintendent. Asbury's
orchestra furnished delightful music.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06

ago, has been laid up with rheuma-
tism since Christmas.
The Methodist church enjoyed a
great gathering Of its members Sun
day last in home coming meeting.
Quite a number were tapen into the
church.
The Congregationalist also received
several new members, and are prepar-
ing for the reception of the Denmark
association the 1S and 10. It will be
a great gathering Of every church In
it's association.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06

BURLINGTON DISTRICT WoMAN's
HOME SOCIETY TO HOLD
BIG MEETING.

Fairfield, April Observation-Disclosures
bers of the Burlington district Wom'
ans Home Missionary society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
at Danville next Friday, Saturday and
Sunday in their annual meeting. Mrs.
w. A. Hanna issthe chairman of the
entertainment committee and she and
her assistants have made big prepara-
tions to entertain the delegates. Mrs
]. F. Holiday Of Morning Sun is presi-
dent of the society, Miss Bertha Dixon
of Burlington, vice president, Mrs. L..
P. Allison of Mediapolis, recording
secretary, Mrs. l.. Il. Cobble OF Fair.
field, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. l.. F. Owens OF, Burlington, treas
urer. The program is as follows:
Friday, 1880 p. m.
Devotions
Solo-Mrs. w. H. Van Dyke.
Addresses-Mrs. l.. G.. Murphy, Mt.
Pleasant. conference president; Mrs.
Noami Day, Bloomfield. conference
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Anna H.
Woodcock, Table Rock, Neb., field sec
rotary.
Saturday 9 A. NJ.
Devotions.
Enrolment of delegates.
Appointment of committees.
Reports of Department Secretaries
Mite BOX, Mrs. J. w. Smith, Morning
Sun; Young Peoples Work, Miss Ber-
tina Dixon, Burlington; Systematic
Giving, Mrs. J. r. Cleveland, Burling-
ton; Literature, Mrs. II. T. Bird. Mt.
Pleasant; Temperance, Mrs. Henning,
Mt Pleasant.
<, Reports Of officers and auxiliaries.
Methods of work, led by Mrs. Naomi
Day.
miscellaneous business.
Saturday, I 80 p. M.
Devotions--Mrs.A Allie Downer, Med.
iapolis.
solc--Mrs. E. G. Gerke, Burlington.
Reading Of minutes.
Election of officers.
Music.
Paper-"How to Make Our Work
Attractive to Young Women by Mrs.
Ora E. Davidson, Big Mound.
Paper" Reading Circles and Lesson
Study Mrs. Clara B. Kopp, Mt Pleas
ant
Paper Securing New Members"
Mrs. !. w. Smith, Morning Sun.
Paper-"Our Chief Aim" Mrs. J.
Potter keokuk.
Reports Of committees.
Miscellaneous business.
Reading Of minutes.
Saturday, 1880 P. M. .
Music.
Devotions--Mrs l.. F. Owens.
Solo--Mrs. e. G. Gerke.
Address-Mrs. Anna H. Woodcock,
field secretary.
Collection
Benediction.
Sunday, II. A. NJ.
Music
Opening service by pastor.
Address-Mrs. Anna H. Woodcock.
Collection.
Benediction.
Sunday, 1880 P. NJ.
Devotional service
Address-Mrs. Naomi Day.
Collection.
Benediction. .,..
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their new minister, Rev. Wilkins and
family at the Hotel Manning Friday

their new minister, Rev. Wilkins and
family at the Hotel Manning Friday
evening.
DR.. Elmer Snyder of Burlington, has
been a visitor in keosauqua the past
week coming here to see his mother,
who is in poor health.
Mrs. Mollie German has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Ottumwa and Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Myers spent
Sunday and Monday with the latters
parents in Drakeviile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kittle have de-
parted for their new home In Montana
Mrs. Flossie Carruthers departed the
first Of the week for st. Joe, Mo-,
where she will be employed as trim.
mer in a millinery house.
Mrs. Jay June went to Ottumwa Fri.
day for visit with friends.
Little Rosalie McVeigh Of Ottum
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ELpoN,

Lottie Stanton of Centerville spent
Sunday with her brother, c. M. Stan.
ton.
Charles Redans, Rock Island yard.
master at Eldon for several years, has
accepted position at Ell Reno, Okla,
and will move there within few days.
DR.. Murphy has moved from his resi-
dence on Walnut street to the resi-.
dence on Elm street next to Frank
Webers
Ray Sawyers who has been con-
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George Williams, one of the seniors
of the X. H. s., had the misfortune to
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kEOSAUQUA.

A reception by the members of the
congregational church will be given
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