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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-10
Can't See Why Her Good, Clean
Boy Eloped With Society Girl
MOTHER OF CHAUFFEUR WHO
EI.OPED WITH MISS FRENCH
= IS ASHAMED OF HIM NOW.

(Hy United Press leased Wfre.)
! NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. TO-
l"I don't see why my good, clean,
honest boy married that society
Igirl. He had no bad habits and
was always a good son and a hard
worker"
With these words, Mrs. Geragh-
|ty, wife of the village liveryman,
Expressed today her distaste for
the marriage which her son,
Handsome Jack" Geraghty, who
eloped with Miss Julia French,
heiress and member of the 400,
had contracted.
The brides wealthy relatives,
aghast with horror at such a
union, are no more angered than
are the humble liveryman and his
wife.
Mfs. Geraghty added:
Love Is a funny thing, though.
We wanted Jack to marry a girl
of his own class, and when Stuy-
vesant Leroy, the girls uncle,
asked Jack to keep away from his
niece, I told the boy he had better
do So"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-10

Ordinance
Is Passed

Commissioner Pettit's anti-nuis-
ance ordinance passed the council
this morning unanimously. Weeks
was absent. One change from the
original form was made-automo-
biles may run with mufflers open
at all times except between 10
p. m. and 6 a. m.
The new ordinance provides for
the regulation of loud noises, de-
posting of garbage and numer-
Gus other nuisances. 1t will go
into effect in ten days.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

The Emporium hereby announces
1t will not give away free matches
any more to anybody but cash GUS
toners.
Clarence Curdle has abandoned his
search for a position and Is now
a job.
Somebody has sent us a pome on
'Yon yellow Noon" We wish this
patty would call We have some
thing to say to him or her, probably
him.
Tke. women folks at summer re-
sort NE weighed and found wanting,
Lafe Watertower says, but / kinder
doubt if they know Just what II IL.
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Catch Murderer;
Fear Lynching
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
YREKA, Cal, Aug. 10.-El-
mer M. Mitchell, charged with the
murder of Harry Phyne, at Nc
Cloud Sunday evening, who fled
Immediately after the shooting,
was captured today in the forests
20 miles from McCloud.
A lynching is feared If Mitchell
were kept in McCloud overnight,
and the prisoner is being hurried
to the Jail here for safe keeping.
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WEDDING RING FATAL.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Because
she would not take of her we'd
ding ring Mrs, Jessie Gardner is
dead. The golden circlet, put on
many decades ago, had for years
been too small. Finally 1t cut OF
the blood supply and blood pois-
oning developed. The ring was
then fled off, in spite of Mrs.
Gardner's protest, but 1t was too
late.
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SEND 10000
PETITIONS
To TAFT
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Aug. 10.-Bearing
the names of 10000 of Oregon
citizens, the first batch of petitions
asking the government to mine
and sell Alaskan coal at cost di-
rect to the consumer, were for
warded to Washington today.
A second package of petitions
will be sent east in the near fu-
ture.
More than 700 petitions are be-
ing circulated In Portland by
those interested In the movement.
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Go AS Far As.
You Like, Will.
(By United Press Leased Wire.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 10.
"A resolution taking from the
present house committee the right
to investigated the Controller bay
entries and providing for a probe
by a special committee of five
members of the house was intro
dnced yesterday afternoon by Con-
gressman Humphrey of Washing
ton.
Humphreys resolution declares
the present committee has aban-
doned the Investigations.
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Leaves $1,000
To His Mule
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. TO-
BY the will Of James English, a
wealthy farmer of this section
JEANNE, his faithful mule, will
live in ease and retirement on the
$1,000 provided for her keep. The
mule was Engiish's only asset
when he arrived here.
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NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. TO-
Society here today was ripping
with excitement over the elope-
ment of Miss Julia French, daugh-
ter of Amos 7. French and niece
of Mrs. Alfred French Vanderbilt,
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HARD BLOW FOR
DIVORCE SEEK ERS

United Press Leased Wire.)
, RENO, New, Aug. 10
D CONSERVATION reigns in the
, divorce colony here today
, through a dictum by District
D Judge Moran that hereafter
D little jaunts to the coast will
D not be allowed to count in
, the six months residence
D necessary to obtain a legal
D domicile for purposes of di-
D yorce.
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The plan o having the
Is a
parties geun mighty Of the eop
O. the whic ccores sgo last fan nromhe insu n
ernmet uughma people both lin ndo fJhl III h been slow real
i
too d the WALL day h the uy the h
o f the pr owl
n dco and the preside en- arad o he cars peop on
the tear nconvnc them t the olfo oureleswe ct
Tho O them
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NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. TO-
The engagement of Eleanor Sears
and Harold S. Vanderbilt will be
announced at dinner to be given
Miss Sears by Vanderbilt's moth
er, Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont, next
Thursday, according to reports
here today.
Vanderbilt, who Is younger
brother of William X. Vanderbilt,
jr., and the Duchess of Marlbor-
ough, has paid the eccentric young
sportswoman marked attention
for several years and rumor says
that an engagement has existed
for some time.
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Is Miners
AreKilled

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
BERLIN, Aug. 10.-Twen-
ty.five miners were drowned
and SO injured, many of
them fatally, at Bocum, Ger
many, today when "A four-story
cage dropped down the shaft
of the Krupp-Hannibal mine.
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Billie Burke Driuen Into
Streets In Dressing Go,Un
lBy United Press Leased Wire.l her name"


LONDON 10-While the James B. Keene, Wall
Carlton hotel here and
height night Billie thebeen i'll in the Carlton
actress fled the flames in time
she the blazing hostelry
had hardly the proyerbial rag to all his luggage
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NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 10
Society is wearing automobile gog-
giles all the time now. Miss
Madeline Talmage Force, BRIDE
elect of Col. John Jacob Astor, is
coyly displaying an engagement
ring consisting of a solitaire di-
mond that weighs IA earats and
cost $4,000.
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The Weather

Fair. tonight and Friday. Light
westerly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-10

with John E. P. Geraghty, a gar
age employe.
The couple, whose present
whereabouts are unknown, were
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INNER the mid d hy M to give 1t h
Tor ASH % may be he organ W he
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and o n e p IN
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The Chamber Of Commerce adth big in
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-17
MYSTIC.

William Green was stricken with
paralysis yesterday morning and Is 1T
home in critical condition. Mrs.
Green was also sick at the time but Is
better.
The head officers Of District No. 10
Miners Union held meeting in tho
miners hall last Monday to investigate
the troubles of the men at Waterloo
mine. President Rogers of Ottumwa
gave the men a good talk and urged
them to live up to all their agreements
and the constitution and bylaws OF
the union The MEN of the Waterloo
mine voted to stay out and by so do
ing ignored the advice of the district
officers
Bradley's bank has been removed to
the\ Lodwick Coal company's new
until Bradley's new bank building Is
erected.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Coffee were
called to Des Moines Thursday to see
their son Andrew who was taken Ill
while attending Drake university.
Rev. Kizer who has been filing the
pulpit of the U. B. church for the past
few months suddenly decided to re-
sign and leave at once for another
state. His future plans are not defn-
itely settled.
Contractors who are working on the
new road through Corydon are buying
up mule teams in this vicinity.
Mystics new brick hotel will soon
be completed.
.Children's day exercises will be
given in +he Methodist church Sunday
evening. In the morning Rev. H. N.
Smith of Ottumwa will preach the
sermon and administer the sacrament
of the Lords supper.
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L,eERTYviLLE.

Jack Coleman and Wilbur Harpof
were over Sunday visitors In Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Under entertain
Id the Birthday club Saturday evenhs
It their home in Libertyville. Refresn-
ments were served and all report q
good time. -.
MI. and Mrs. OWN Fordyce are the
, parents Of a son, born last week.
Zane Eyestone was business Gamer
IA Davenport Monday and TUESDAY.
Mrs C. Vaught and Mrs. Jonn Cole-
man were shopping In OttumWa sat
&lrday. ,.. IN
Fairfield ~. p,a...
ant spent several days last week WITH
RELATIVES here. ..... -
III Miss Ruby Ireland and sister 81
HFairneld spent Wednesday visiting al
Abe Jim Boyd home.
Sf Clyde Morley and Harley Yost spent
Aasunday in Keokuk.
lN Children,s day exercises OF tne
II -esbyterian church Will be nelo o''
H. knday evening in the church. !,
MI. and Mrs. John Price ana cnil-
an were visiting relatives IN FAR
N Id Sunday. =,
q Several Libertyville people were IN
irfeld Tuesday to see Governor
a rroll.
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WEST POINT.

Anton Greene who has been employ
ed in Moline, ILL.,, for some time was a
visitor at the home of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Greene Sunday and
Monday.
Geo. Abdollah who has been serving
in the United States army in the Phil
ippines for several years was here
grave. Mrs. Abdollah died about year
ago while her husband was in the
Philippines.
Jack Finnarty was called to Keokuk
Tuesday BY the serious illness of his
brother P. Finnarty.
AL Burns has received word Of the
death of his half brother John w.
Burns which took place in Minnehaha,
Mimi, May II, 1911. Mr.. Burns was n
former resident of West Point and
was a union soldier. lie was 10 years
old.
Mrs. Margaret Estes and son left on
Tuesday for Mertensville after spend
ing several days here with friends.
John Shr herd was recent visitor
to OttumwA
-. S. Cook OF New London visited
here several days last week.
T. J. Lampe is attending the state
convention OF the Iowa druggists at
Davenport this week.
Miss Angela Morhfeld has returned
to her home in FIT. Madison after sew
eral weeks visit here.
Mrs. /. Hosier of FIT. Madison was a
visitor at the home of her son Fred
during the week.
Misses Rosina Pollmiller and Mar
earet Koepping visited friends In FIT
Madison Wednesday.
Miss Clara Mershman returned
Wednesday from a two weeks visit
with her sisters at ST. Paul
Mrs. A. E. Wirsig and daughter
danetter Ruth and Mrs. ]. w. Entler
spent wednesday in 1T. Madison.
John King was. Ronaparte visitor
Sunday.
M. and Mrs. John Stewert were Wis
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sIpWELL.

The social at Christiansburg Satur-
day evening was largely attended and
much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Johnston visited
Saturday at the Chas. II. Johnston
home in South Ottumwa.
Henry Renfried and Jas. Johnston
were Chillicothe visitors recently.
Quite number from here were In
Ottumwa last week to attend the avi'
alton meet.
The Misses Lucia and Ruth Upp Of
near Blakesburg are visiting their
sister Mrs Rolla Lewis.
Mrs Daniel Bowen Of South Ottun.
wa is visiting at the home of Mrs. VIII
Grooms.
Jas. Johnston and Frenk Johnston
were visiting relatives in South OF
tumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grooms Of near
Dudley were entertained at the Will
|Grooms home Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Perry of Braymer, MO-, IS
visiting relatives here.
Miss Della Keller of Missouri Is Wis
iting relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Lewis visited
relatives near Blakesburg Sunday.
Mrs. C. R. Chisman visited relatives
lin South Ottumwa last week.
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FREE MONT.

Carl Baitsell who has been attend
Ing school at Pella the past year Is at
home for his vacation.
Mrs. M. B. Eastburn spent q few
days at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Letha Welpton In Henry country
She returned home Friday in au auto
The funeral services of the late DR.
Hook were conducted at his home In
Oskaloosa, interment being made in
the Cedar township cemetery. Dr.
Hook was at one time practicing here
in Fremont and was highly respected
Ivy host of friends who were gricvcd
to hear Of his death.
Walter Reeves holds record to be
proud OF, for the past four years he
has been neither absent nor tardy at
school. Few indeed are those who
can boast Of such record for pune
tuality and attendance.
j. M. McNew gave prize last
week for the one bringing in the most
eggs on Saturday. Mrs. H. N. Nc
Burney brought in 1919 dozen taking
the prize.
Mrs. Joe Johnston of Des Moines is
spending few days at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Minor East.
burn.
Rev. D. o. Slyter of What Cheer was
in Fremont last week on business.
The new ladies bible class Of the
Baptist church is proving quite a sue.
cess. All ladies who are not in at
tendance elsewhere are cordially in
vited to attend
+ Few. Brown and family spent last
Monday in the woods near town,
picnicking.
Miss Ada Lynch drove to Laconta
Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. Arm
old OF that place. Mrs. Arnold expects
to return home the first Of the week
with Miss Lynch.
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EpDYvlLLE.

The p. z. o. society held picnic or
i ruesday in the Charles Oldham grove
A number of children were 1nVlteo anu
spent delightful day.
Mrs. Frank Hudson who mas oeei
visiting relatives in Novelty, MO, re
turned home Tuesday. 49,
Mrs. Alice Heki who has been WISH
lro friends in Eddyville for the pas'
two weeks has returned, to her nome
Mrs. ]. p. Anderson entertained the
missionary circle of the Congregation
ii church at her home Tuesday after,
noon. Fifteen ladies were present DIV
deht refreshments were served.
! Miss Sue Vance who has peer
S.nsndin1 the winter in South Dakota
Ana who has recently been visltlns
her sister Mrs Gilchrist In Oskaloosa
came down Tuesday for VISIT at the
nome of her brother DR.. T. =. vance;
Mrs. Amanda Grace of Cameron. ILL.,
Is the guest this week of her sister
Mrs. Thos. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Williams 81
Des Moines are visiting at the par
entail VIM Ross home this week.
4 Elmer Walker Of Noulton Is guest
Ethis week at the Geo. De Tar home.
n Jennie Shields, John De Tar, Et
Kussart and Edith Lee went to Knox
VILE wednesday to attend an EpWor1n
kague convention.
"a large crowd of persons attended
thu bali game Wednesday afternoon
PLAYED by the business men OF {, Eday
villh on the school grounds. All bust,
ness houses were closed from until
{ during the game. The north side
business men played the south slde
and the score was 1e to IS in favor 81
the south side. An interesting feature
Of the afternoon was the ladies BAND
which marched from Main street 10
the grounds.
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FARMlNGToN.

Miss Lottie McDaniels and Lonnie
Green were married Saturday evening
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mcdaniel This happy
young couple have a host of friends
who extend congratulations.
II. F. Barton left Monday, evening
for Cedar Rapids where he will attend
the Masonic grand lodge. in session at
that place.
Misses Louise Michel, Nellie Cahill.
Mamie Zane, Henrietta and Georgia
Chalfont have gone to Cedar Falls 20
attend summer normal school.
Miss Dorothy Hartrick left Satur-
day for Des Moines to attend High
land Park college.
Miss Olga Mccormick who has
been teacning school in Milford, "a
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Newman have
gone to Enid, Okla, to visit their
daughter Mrs. Will Robertson.
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A UNIVERSITY
AT HIGHLAND
DR.. SNYDER TO HEAD PROPOSED
INSTITUTE OF HIGHER
EDUCATION.

Richland, June ia meeting was
held recently by few citizens to
formulate plans for instituting an
organization to be called "Univer-
sity Of higher learning" at this place
with DR.. Snyder as president and w.
]. Fearis as secretary. They will con-
duct a correspondence course Of higher
branches of study. Some of the most
able teachers in the country will as
sist Mr. Snyder in the work. A board
Of trustees has been secured and work
on articles of incorporation are in pro.
gross.
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CRUCIAL TEST ON
SATURDAY P. N.
MEN BALL TossERs
ARE FIT FOR THEIR Big GAME
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Great quantities of witch hazel,
arnica, absorbent cotton, red lemon
ade and other accessories to the ma
tional pastime when travelling men in
wade the realm of sore joints, bruised
.shins and thirst from exercise, have
been ordered from Salesman Royce
Dingeman by the bosses of the Singles
and Doubles for delivery at the Myrtle
street park before $3.50 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. The liquid and ban.
dage matter Ia for the use of the
travelling gentlemen who engage in
the merry war scheduled for the
league park tomorrow afternoon. The
singles, lead by Joesphus Fist, and the
doubles, piloted by Commuter Green
man, have their choice samples of
diamond heroes all groomed for the
test, and both are as enthusiastic
over a victory as is possible. The
game will begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock, and Officer Arnold Murray
will oficiate as ruler of play. The
lineup of the two squads will be as
follouyo.
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4 ALBA.

| . ~ s i. ID
While enjoying the delights Of a
moonlight picnic. Miss Belle Gray ac-
cidentally sprained her ankle and at
present Is confined to her bed. The
injury is a very severe one and will
probably keep her at home some time.
Mrs. Hannah Rodgers Of Avery died
at her home Tuesday morning about
2 o'clock. The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon from her late resi-
dence and the remains were inferred
in the Cuba cemetery.
Jas. w. Carrigan and Mrs. Catherine
Morrison were married at st. Marys
church III Abba yesterday morning.
County Superintendent Myrta Har-
low returned yesterday from Ames
where the superintendents' conferences
has been in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobson Of Mis-
souri, are visiting relatives and o'9
friends at Abba this week.
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DOUBLES
RIcHLAND.

| Children's day was observed Sunday
in the different churches.
! Master John Ward and sister May
have been visiting relatives at Rubio.
] Miss Martha Machem of Correction
vile is enjoying vacation here with
relatives and trends.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Long OF Martinsbure
has returned home after a visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Likes and son III
Ell Paso, Texas. are visiting relatives
in town and vicinity.
| Earl Hendren and brother and Jay
Fuller have returned from visit n
Creston.
| Mrs. Robert Anderson and children
who are enroute for their home N
Nebras ska, are spending a few days
with her mother Mrs. S. Tracy and
daughters
John Greenlee and wife returned on
Wednesday from a visit in Chicago.
visiting relatives here Monday.
Mrs Bessie Lee Of wfordsville
Ind, returned home Monday after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Arminta Cook
| Miss Viola Sexton of Friendsville
Tenn, is visiting relatives in town ant
country.
Mrs. G. L. Morain departed Wednes.
day for visit in Grand Island, Nebr.
with her parents and also in York
Nebr., with her husbands mother.
| Misses Lucille and Louise Brady
and Mrs. Mildred Mershon of Lincoln
Nebr., are spending the week In Mt
Pleasant with school friends.
Miss Marie Snider who visited rela-
tives in Columbus Junction has ar
rived at home.
The ball game played Wednesday
afternoon between Fairfield and Rich
land resulted in victory for Fairfield
| IA to 49,
Richland has decided to celebrate
the Fourth.
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slGoURN EY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Killmer from
Mason City. were In the city the first
part of the week visiting with Mr.
Kilmer's sister Mrs. L. ]. Dupuis.
Robert Marshall and Solomon An
drews Of Ollie, were Siogurney visit
ors Tuesday.
George D. Horras from What Cheer
came to Sigourney Wednesday morn
ing for a short visit with his mother
Mrs. Casper Horras.
Fred McClenahan, former resident
|of Sigourney but now Of Des Moines,
was in Sigourney Wednesday. renew
ing old acquaintances.
w. C. Linton of Des Moines was in
Sigcurney Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hamill and Mrs.
Charles o. Keiser from Keota came to
Sigourney Wednesday to look after
some business matters, and the ladies
attended a picnic Of the James Noel
wee chapter D. A. R., which was being
held at the D. T. Stockman home.
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business trip to Iowa City.
Christiana Roberts, Viola Donegan,
Eph Watkins and son Johnny were In
Abba Tuesday.
Friends In Eddyville have received
cards announcing the birth OF a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Crump
Sunday June II.
Mrs. ]. Fleetwood is quite Ill this
week with tonsilitis. Others on the
sick list are Mrs. VIM. Freeman and
Mrs. Edenburg.
Rev. c. w. Cochran is in Knoxville
this week attending district confer
ence of the NJ. E. church. Miss Edith
Lee, Louise Ward and Ed Kussart Will
|attend the league convention at Knox
Vile this week.
Paul Leeling returned from De-
Moines Tuesday where he purchased
a new auto. Ed England and Chas.
Whitlatch have also purchased new
autos.
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tied wednesday at the home Of his
mother Mrs. Anna Teggats.
Eva Edwards Of Cleveland, o., Is
here for a few days visit at the home
of his parents and brothers Robert
and Lloyd.
Hon. Ed Boland and wife visited last
week at the home Of their daughter
Mrs. Dan Brown. IL, of near North
English and with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Brown. ST., Of Deep River, Ia, return
ing by way Of North English, and
visiting at the home Of their son Will
son and wife.
tied Monday for short time with
friends of this city, while enroute for
Marengo to service as juryman.
David Evans Of Decatur county, Ia.
came up Monday for visit with rela-
tives and friends of this city. He was
formerly engaged In business here.
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MT. ZION.

Children's day was observed in the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday evening.
A good program was given by the
pupils Of the Sunday school and was
much enjoyed by the large audience
present.
A lawn social for the benefit of the
church will be held at the home OF
Webb Barker next Thursday evening
The ladies will serve ice cream.
REV. TT. ]. Taylor OF Ottumwa was
entertained at the home Of Lou Sherod
last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Bales who was operated ON
for appendicitis at the hospital mt
Keokuk has been brought to the home
Of her daughter Mrs. H. Fulton OF
Bonaparte and is In q serious condi-
ton.