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WILLARD.

Herman Johnson, wife and son spent
Sunday at the Otto Carlson home.
Jesse Jones and family were Sun
day visitors at Robert Kirfman's.
Miss Lena Johnson returned home
from Colorado Springs, Colo. last
week to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Johnson.
Alfred and Edna Anderson returned
home Saturday after a two weeks
visit with relatives in Omaha.
Harry Swanson spent Sunday with
his cousin Edwin Carlson.
Sander Pearson and family. Chas.
Pearson and family. Mrs. Nelson and
Miss Esther Nelson spent Sunday ut
Fred Johnsons.
Mrs Stevenson and children were
recent callers at the A. l.. johnson
home.
Otto Carlson and wife spent Friday
evening at the Ed Larson home.
A. L. johnson and family spent last
Thursday evening at the G. A. Carlson
home.
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ALBIA.

Fire destroyed the grocery and gem
eral store Of W. A.. Rector yesterday
morning aobut / o'clock. Building and
stock were total loss. Origin Of fire Is
unknown. Mr.. Rector recently moved
from Foster to South Abba where he
opened up business. The insurance was
not sufficient to cover loss which will
amount to nearly $4,000.
Thos. Lambert and Dave Scott were
arraigned before Mayor III. S. Berry
yesterday on the charge of assault
with intent to commit murder. About
thirty witnesses were examined. Lam
bert was bound over to await the &C
ton Of the grand Jury under $1,000
bonds. SCOTS bonds were fixed at $500.
So far neither have given bail.
A movement Is before the city coun-
Gil to remove the vaudeville from the
moving picture theaters. The question
was brought up by one of the members
of that body.
The horse sale yesterday drew an
an interested crowd. A large number OF
animals changed hands and brought
very high prices.
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ALBlE..

The first ball game of the season was
played at the Hiteman ball park Sat
urday afternoon. The Hiteman ball
team played that Of Hooking.
MRS. e. r. Reeves is quite i'll at her
rooms on Third avenue east. Her
friends are much concerned over her
condition but hope for Improvement.
DR.. A e. Scott joined his wife in
Chicago Friday where she had been
called on account Of the illness and
death OF her sister.
Miss Cecil Fleming who has been
confined to her home the past three
weeks with rheumatism is able to be
around again.
Mrs. G. r. Springer and Miss Gladys
Rector were Ottumwa visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Johnson OF Ed :
dyyille are visiting their son James
johnson and family.
c. M. Johnson has returned to Eddy
VILE after a few days visit with his
brother James Johnson.
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served, All spent ! pleasant evening
MRS. r. Cornell has returned home
after spending the winter In Ohio.
/ Farley Yost was business caller In
Eldon Friday.
Mrs. Julia McKibben Of Mt. Pleasant
is visiting At the home OF Rev. Crow
theirs.
Mrs. John Coleman and daughter
Margaret have returned home from
Milton, where they were called by tho
death OF Mrs Coleman's sisters child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Peebler entertain
ed the birthday club Saturday evening
At their home west OF Libertyvhle. A
1ne supper was served by the hostess
and all report a good time.
OWN F'ordyce attended the morse
sale In Fairfield Thursday.
Miss Maggie Linder OF Lfnby. Ia,
visited last week at the home Of M. v.
Under. .
Mn. Emma Green and Miss Edna
frozen Of Burlington and E. M. Pier Of
1,yncf1burg, va, visited last week at
the j, u. Rankin home near Liberty
vile. $1,000.
ana Mrs. Mary McElderry spent Sun
day at the Conner home in Fairfield.
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RUSSELL.

. Messrs. Elmer GOokin. VIM. Collin
son, r.. A. Hasselquist, F. c. Stote. Al.
bert tMcGauhey and Walter GoOktn OF
Charlton were In Russell Friday at
tending the funeral Of Walter Mckin-
ley.
day from Excelsior Springs, Mo-. where
he has been for his health.
Misses Spurgeon and Baker of In
dianola spent Friday in Russell attend
ing the funeral of an old classmate.
Walter Mckinley.
Miss Harriet De Lano Of Des
Moines returned home Thursday aft
ernoon after q short visit at the home
OF her father r. H. De Lano.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark Of OF
tumwa came Friday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Clark's cousin Walter
Mrs. Scott Of Leoti, Kans.. returned
home Friday after an extended visit
with her mother Mrs. Margaret AID
rich
Mr.. Brown Of Norwalk. who is work :.
ing In the interests o fthe M. VA. re-;
turned Friday after short visit with
his family.
M. and Mrs o. A. Pace and daugh-
ter Pauline OF Portland. Ore. came on
Thursday. having been called by the
OcdlH Oh NdlIc
Mrs. Bert Coles and son OF Ottumwa
spent the last part of the week at the
Sylvester Coles home.
walter Riker Of Ottumwa spent Fri
day with his father George. w. Riker.
Mrs T. Wiltsey OF Charlton spent
Friday in Russell with friends.
Rev. 8. Al, Soxe OF Osceola spent
Friday in Russell, having been called
to preach the funeral OF Walter Nc
Kinley.
Mrs. Sam showalter OF Corydon
spent the latter part, Of the week with
her daughter Mrs. r. A. Hills.
L. p. WEIGH Of Abba spent sunday
with his brother T. E. Welch and sis
ter Miss Maude WEIGH.
Mrs. j. n. Strong of Los Angeles.
Calf. who has peen visiting her
brother Thos. Ashaba returned home
on Thursday.
8 DR.. II. b. Sutton of Creston spent
Sunday with his wife who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Elliott:
Mrs. Harve Morford and family OF
Melrose spent Saturday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hepenstall:
Gale Brown and family OF Albtn
came Saturday evening for a visit at
the parental Douglas Drake home.
i. j. Cada gan Of Norwalk came Sat
urday for 4 visit with his father Jerry
Cadagan.
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AERoPLANE CO. is FORMED.
|Mjchines to be q Cross Between Bier.
lot and Santos Dumont-Faetory
at Fl. Madison.

4
at Fl. Madison.
Fort Madison. April 2t.-The Iowa
Aeroplane CO.. organized for the manu-
facture Of monoplanes at Fort Madi'
son, was effected here and prepare
ltions for extensive business have been
made. M. H. Swartzenberg 10 gener-
III manager, and ]. F. Coulson Is the
secretary and treasurer. Mr.. Swartz-
enberg is graduate mechanical en-
gineer and his entire life has been
spent in machine work. Previous to
his coming to Fort Madison he held
the position of erecting-mechanica
engineer at. the Allis-Chalmers
factory at Milwaukee. For some
time he has been connected with the
Sallander automobile garage In Fort
Madison, recently resigning his posi-
ton there to devote his entire time
to the manufacture of special kind
OF aeroplane on which he has been
studying and experimenting for some
time.
The machine Is cross between a
Bleriot and the Santos-Dumont style.
II REQUIRES but little space for max
ing. and the third story of the Scha-
fer building in the 900 block on Front
street will be at least temporarily used
for shop purposes. Either gasoline OF
electric power can be used.
working model 10 feet wide and
IL feet in length Is now being made
and will be placed in some local store
for demonstration within the next
week or two, further announcement of
which will be made later.
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MoULron.

e. C. Davis, OF Colo, Story county:
IN. purchased the DR.. r. Davis farm OF
200 acres southwest Of here for So per
acre.
Don Hogerty has located In Chey-
enr1e. Wyo., in the. clothing business.
Mrs. ROY Slgfrfend has been in the
Ottui11wa hospital taking treatment.
Holman 4 PickenpauGh have bought
the Economy. store Of T. c. Carlson.
Mrs Lola Geisler IL here from Nor
arity. n. NJ, Oh visit with A. 8. Bail.
Coma Hibbs and wife are here from
r dberal. Kans., are guests at the
Frank Ellertorl home.
THE local Rebekal degree stan visit
ed Moravia Thursday night and ex-
emnl,f,ed the secret work.
MI Keene has gone to Grover.
Elder Parker OF Memphis, Mo-.
nreashed at the Midway church on
A Greek laborer named John Ster-
insky was severely injured while lift
inr heavy timber and had to be sent
40 the Moberly hospital.
pr. Ziegler and family, late OF Bel.
mont have taken possession OF the
Jennings hotel.
pearl MulIinex has gone to Twin
Fails, idaho to work In clothing
store.
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eELkNAR.

Roy L. Mathew of. Mt. Pleasant filled
In. Kenneth Smiths pulpit Sunday
evening. Mr.. Smith wat unable to be
present The election Of Sunday school
officers was postponed until another
time.
Roy Bell left last week for Kansas
City. Mo-. to spend some time.
Preaching services are announced for
this evening at the Congregational
church
Mrs. Jane Putnam spent Sunday inc
Bloomfield with friends.
Mrs Osa Dunlavy who has bee
very i'll with pneumonia is somewhat
better.
An error was made in the program
OF the Soap Creek township union
Sunday school convention, the place Of
holding the convention Is at the new
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Midway church and not az wesley
Chapel as appeared In the paper MI
interested in Sunday school work are
most cordially invited to attend the
convention.
Fred Eberline and family moved 20
the S. H. Putnam house last week. Mr..
Putnam having moved his goods 10
the farm
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Mum took din
ner Sunday at DrAkesville at the Will
Putnam home.
Mrs. Kate Miles. daughter Jennie
and sons Pearl and Arden visited with
friends near F1oris last week.
Mrs. J. B. Painter IL an OttumwA
visitor.
Preaching services are announced
for next Sunday morning at the Meth.
Iodist church.
A number OF s. /. N. students from
Bloomfield passed through here Sat-
urday on their way to Eidon to give Z
minstrel.
Mrs. Maggie McMains and sons
Charlie and Glenn left last week for
Locust Grove to visit the former's
mother Mrs. John Buchanan.
Mrs ]. W. Kneedler spent Saturday
and Sunday In Ottumwa with relatives
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JEFFERSON CLUB
TO HEAR BRY AN
DEMOCRATS OF IOWA TO HONOR
MEMORY OF JEFFERSON At
BANQUET; MOON SPEAKER

Des Moines, April 2t.-Democrats
AZ Iowa will honor the memory OF
homas Jefferson at the banquet In
)es Moines May i.
All arrangements have been COM
Dleted for the big affair. Notices
,ave been sent out by President A.
Mathis of the Iowa State Jefferson
Tub.
Il William Jennings Bryan, always
sought after by the club as It's prtn-
,ipal speaker. will be the chief talker
at the banquet. He could not attend
East year but his place was taken by
another Nebraskan. Gov. A. G. Shall
8enberger.
Judge M. J. Wade of Iowa City,
National committeeman from Iowa;
Hon. d. d. Murphy of Elkader; Hon.
Frank A. O'Connor Of New Hampton;
sfIon. E. G. Moon Of Ottumwa; Sem
33ator John T. Clarkson Of Abba. and
Louis Murphy, editor Of the Dubuque
3Telegraph-Herald. will be the other
speakers.
The banquet will not be exclusively
for members Of the jefferson club
but democrats of the entire state are
urged to attend. 1t is planned to turn
sshe meeting into confab to discuss
plans for the future.
The following Is the official pro-
gram:
Invocation. Rev. Thomas Casady
Address. Hon. William J. Bryan
The Tariff. 49,. Judge M. j. Wade
Modern Application of Jeffersonian
Economies :. Hon. D. D. Murphy
The Mission OF the Minority
$1,000. Hon. Frank A. OConnor
Thomas Jefferson. Hon. E. G. Moon
The Democracy Of the Farm.
Hon. q. G. Dunn
Labor's Claim on Democracy.
Senator ]. T. Clarkson
The Press and the Party. $1,000.
Louis Murphy
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CHARLTON.

"
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
J.. M. Whisenand were held at the NJ.
E. church Friday afternoon at 1880
O'clock. conducted by Rev. w. ).
IIohansheldt, after which interment
took place in the Charlton cemeterJ.
Her husband and eour children. who
survive, were all present at the last
sad rites The children are ]. D.
Whisenand Of .Des Moines: Jas. s. %
Harvard, Nebr.; Thos. l., OF Victoria.
Texas and Mrs. Kate Van Hook OF
Charlton.
Mrs J. P. Hardin left Friday for a
visit in Des Moines with her sister-in-
law Mrs. Lucille Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harding and
daughters Marie AMI Grace left Friday
for Shannon City whore they expect t.
will regret their removal but will wish
them prosperity in their new home.
Miss Culette Calberath of Lincoln.
Nebr., visited in this city Friday with
Miss Mabel Steele .2hile on her way 70
Humeston.
Charles Mclaughlin Of this city, ac-
companied by his brother Seva OF
Boone. have returned from visit IN
st. Charles with their parents Mr.. aid
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin who expect o
move to South Dakota IN the near fu-
ture
Mrs. w. G. Kitterman and sons John
and Charles went 20 Ottunwa Friday
to spend d few days with their son
Will and other relatives and old
friends.
r. A. Hasselquift. Albert Nc
Gaughey, Mrs. M. E. Prather. Mrs. g.
w Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Mitch
ell were among the number who went
to Russell Friday to attend the funeral
Of Walter Mckinley which was held ut
the Presbyterian church there Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Mart left Friday for an
extended visit in Jefferson City, Mo-,
with her mother.
Miss Margaret Cow left Friday for
few days' visit in Des Moines with her
mother Mrs. L. NJ. r. Cow who Is
teaching in the Des Moines public
schools.
]. C.. Foulks left Friday for Shell
Rock in response TO a messaEe an
nouncing the sudden death OF his
brother Geo. FouIks who resided herr
several years ago and who Is well
! ts county.
Mrs! II. d. Copeland and mother,
Mrs. Susannah Custer returned Friday
from q visit in Des Moines with the
formers daughter Mrs. Sue Wicher
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CHARLTON.

The members Of the Charlton Fire
Department band gave their first con-
cert OF the season Saturday afternoon
In theSco house park. They will give
two open air concerts n week during
the summer, on Sunday afterI Oons ana
Thursday evenings Those on Sunday
afternoons will be sacred concerts.
Mrs. Bert Cole and baby Of Ottumwa
ARE visiting III this city with her par
cnts MI. ana Mrs s. Incl. while on
their way to- Cainsville, Mo-. where
they expect to reside In the future. Mr.
Cole is a brakeman on the Burlington
and has been transferred to the south
branch.
Miss Lille Beal, who u employed in
this city. visited over Sunday 1t her
home In Lucas.
in this city, visited over Sunday at her
home In Lucas.
Mrs. Gertrude Miner OF Kansas City.
Mo-, arrived Saturday for visit with
her mother Mrs. J. r. Hurford and
other relatives and old friends.
Mrs. w. s. Childs and two children
OF Ottumwa came Saturday for a
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. McKlveen.
Home talent, under the direction OF
Mrs. j. D. Beaman. presented the play.
why Smith Left Home at the Tenn
ple thenter on Thursday and Friday
evenings, and on each occasion were
greeted with a crowded house. The
play was undoubtedly the best ever
put on by home talent. The following
were the members Of the cast. each Of
ner that would do credit to profession
ais: Mrs. j., b. Beaman. Mrs. Maud
Lewis, Mrs. Jerome Oppenheimer,
Misses Florence Maple. Dorothy Nc
culiourf. Gerevieve Argo and Laura
swift, and DR.. Walter Anderson.
Messrs: Elmer Hasselquist, Bernard
Mines, Burke Gittinser. The play was
given for the benefit Of st. Andrews
Guild OF the Episcopal church. who will
derive neat sum. Music for the oc-
casion was rendered by the Charlton
orchestra. quartette, composed IT
Or. Anderson and Messrs. Teas. Fred
IariYnAr ard Fred Householder, rem
dered several pleasing selections.
Miss Margaret Elliott of Knoxville.
who has been spending few weeks
with Miss Florence Maple. returned
Miss olive Williams. who is teach
ing in the public schools Of Alton visit
ed over Sunday IN this city, guest OF
Miss Vera Snyder.
Miss Hazel Bell Is spending few
days near Melrose with Miss Viioa
Hancock.
Miss Goldie preyo who Is attending
the Charlton schools spent SATURDAY
ana Sunday at her rome IN Lucas.
Mrs. Calvin Russell, who was called
here few weeks ago by the death OF
her father -in-law Rev. Jos. A. Russell,
left Saturday for her home IN Lincoln,
Nebr.
Mrs. Beulah Drake Of Des Moines IS
visiting in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sellers.
Mrs. Emil Scott OF Leoti, Karis.. who
has been spending some time was rel
atiyea here and with her mother Mrs
MArEafet Aldrich OF Russell, who con-
tinues III. returned home Saturday
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OLIvET.

Jessie Billings of Lynville spent
Sunday at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Billings.
Mrs. David Perry is very Ill this
week with typhoid fever.
The Olivet Grange now has seventy
members. They took in six members at
their last meeting. They were assisted
in the work by the Riverside grange
and will return the visit to Riverside
on Friday night. During the evening a
bounteous repast was served by the
ladies present.
Mrs. William Laughlin east of town
spent Sunday at the r. Williams home.
A. A. Morgan spent Sunday IN
Bloomfield with his mother Mrs. B.
Morgan.
r. Williams spent Sunday morning
at the Charles Coryell home in the
country.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson was business
caller in Oskaloosa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny Robertson 1T
Leighton spent Sunday at the II. M
Thompson home
B. Morgan of Bloomfield is helping
his son Arch Morgan in the store this
week.
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WILLIS TYLER WEEDS.
Marries Miss Alma Davis, Formerly
Employed At the state Hospital
NJ Mt, Pleasant.

At Mt. Pleasant.
Mt. Pleasant. April 26.-Word has
been received by friends here of the
wedding or the two young people who
are we'll known in this community, In
Cherokee. The principals are Willis
Tyner, son OF Mrs. George Neal of
this city and Miss Davis of Bloomfield.
Both Of these young people who were
formerly employed at the state hos
pital here have been employed recent
" In the hospital 1T Cherokee. Mr..
Tyner leaves soon for Jamestown, s.
b., where they expect to make their
future home and where they will be in
the employ Of state hospital. Mrs.
Tyner will visit for few days In
Bloomfield with her relatives and then
will come here for short visit at
the Neal home before going on to
jamestown to Join her husband.
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LIs1Rrv,LLE.

Miss Pauline C1inkenbeard OF Fair
field is visiting relatives and ffienus
here.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
tirh' school was neld in the M. T..
church Sunday morning. @
Mr. and Mrs. John Glotfelty were
shopping In Fairfield Thursday.
Miss Florence Bishop and Miss Mary
Crother entertained the graduating
class last week at the M. E. parsonage.
Games were played and . dainty lunch
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oTTuMWA COURIER. THURSDAY. april e. 1911.
TWO IMPORTED PERcHERoNs
Will make season Of 1911 at Blakes-
burg, Iowa, at my barn.
0AM1ADEUR 723o2

-
burg, Iowa, at my barn.
GAM1ADEUR 723o2
Weighs 4 Ton.
We hereby certify that the Percheron
stallion. Gambadeur (72302) imported
IN August, 1910, by singmaster & sons
keota Iowa, Is recorded by the Perch
eron society of America. and that his
descriptions: Black.
Pedigree-Foaled March 8, 1908;
bred by NJ. Peltier, department Of Loir
ct Cher. Sire-Nautilus (42560) by
Moullle (35212) by Brilliant III Ills
l291s) by F'enelon 1852 (3s) by Bril-
liant 1871 (755) by Brilliant 1899 (756)
by Coco II (714) by vieux Chasiin
(71s) by Coco (712) by Mignon (71b) by
5sSn i B p1ere1 esq 's.ss py Roehe
fort 1925 (14ssD by sansonnet 34e5
(5D by Yarmouth 1920 (7S7) by vidocq
4S3 (732) by Coco II (714) by vieux
Chaslin (713) by Coco CID by Mig.
non (715) by Jean lie Blanc (73S). IND
Dam Bijou (2634S) by Decide belonging
to M. vinault. Sd Dam La Bleue be-
longing to NJ Huguet.
In witness whereof. we have here
unto affixed the seal Of the society.
Dated at Chicago, ILL.,, this oath day OF
October, 1910.
H. G. Mcmillan. President.
oRMEAU 47086
Weighs About 1900
Z We hereby certify that the Perch
eron stallion. Ormeau (62422). import
ed from France In 1906 by Singmaster
Bros. Keota, Iowa, is recorded by the
Percheron society of America, and that
his record number Is 47086. Color and
description: Black. star and snip.
Pedigree--Foaled April I, 1904. bred
by NJ Menant, department Of Loir ct
Cher. owned by Singmaster Bros, Ke-
ota, Iowa. Sire Martin (46912) by
ule Dor us12s1 BY by G 1,,.i} ss -,
Brilliant 1871 755) by Brilliant 1893
(756) by Coco II (714) by Vieux Chas-
lin (713) by Coco (712) BY Mignon
(715) by Jean lie Blanc (739). Dam
Biche (5O258) by Florent II (595O) by
Philbert (760) by Superior Asa (730) by
Favori CID by Vieux Chaslin GID
Jean J le Blanc 97ss) End ,Dan,-Papil-
Tonne (11933) by Decide (456s) belong
ing to M. Vinault. 3rd Dam-Rose, be-
longing to M. Briere. In witness where
OF, we have hereunto affixed the seal OF
the society. Dated at Chicago, ILL.,, Jan.
S, 1907.
H. G.. Mcmillan, President.
Terms-$12.50 to insure live colt to
stand and suck. If mares change hands
for value received. the service fee is
due on demand. Not responsible for &C
e. q. VAIN,
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CLASS OF EVIDENCE
OUT OF DATE

An earnest preacher in Georgia. who has a
custom Of telling the lord all the news in his
prayers, recently began petition for help
against the progress Of wickedness in his town,
with the statement:
ooh, Thou great Jehovah, crime is on the in
crease 1t is becoming more prevalent daily.
| can prove it to you by Statistics
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Mrs. Anna Under visited at the
home Of her parents at Abingdon the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Copeland were
shopping IN Fairfield Thursday.
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BARRED ROCK EGGS FROM Elk
ira fine stock 75c per IT, Buff Cochin
Bantam eggs, Soc for s. Mrs. Nc
Michael 400 N. Clay. New phone
771-K.
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FOR sALE-EGGs FROM cHo1CE
~ White Wyandottes 81 per l5. 31.15
per 80. $3.50 per 50. $3.50 per 100.
Address Mrs. Chas. w. Olney, Dud-
ley, Iowa.
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Want Ads are one-half cent a word.
Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-ROsE COMB BROWN
Leghorn chicks. Will have about 200
May 8. Eggs $3.50 per 100. Farm
range. Mrs. Charles Lasley, llcris.
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WANTED TO BUY-A is INCH
sulky pillow. Must be in good shape
and reasonable. New phone 1891
Will H. Wycoff.
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EGGS FOR SALE FROM SINGLE
Comb Rhode Island Reds, az large
as Plymouth Rocks. They are from
best laying strain. Eggs 81 per sit-
ting, $3.50 per SO. 81 per 100. Charlie
August s. Son. Belknap Iowa. r. No.
l.
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FOR sALE-1so ACRES OF AP-
panoose county land Small inn
provemen.s 80 acres of good prop
timber miles from railroad at $24
per acre If sold in next twenty days.
Write H. 8. Baldwin, Unionville, Ia.
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FOR SALE-FIVE SHORT HORN
bull calves, one year old and one two
years old, all eligible. j. Lewis Nc
Cleary, Libertyville. Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-27
Wanted

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Young girl preferred.
Mrs. w. G. McMichael, 400 N. Clay.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-27

BREEDERS A BARN FULL OF
good draft stations for service at
Geo. Lentner's farm. Bladensburg
phone. Route No. 1, Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-27
JohnF. Webbel'

Attorney.At.law,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Once over Citizens Savings Bank.
New Phone 40. Old Phone 31-Black.
OFFICE HOURS
7 20 n .. N. 42:3o to s p. nj.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-27

A FIRST CLASS, RE-
liable driving horse; weight about
1850 pounds Ralph McElroy. above
Cullen's Store. New phone No. 10.