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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-19
EppYvILLE.

Miss Bonnie Carson of Colchester,
ILL.,, Is the guest OF her friend. Miss
Mary Oldham.
William Free took down the Ferris
wheel "Wednesday and shipped It to
Newton. where 1t wifi be placed during
the fair
George Parkin. who moved here from
Bedford, Ia, short time ago. has
leased the Vance property. The fam
lily will move into the location at once.
Roy Johnson departed Wednesday
for Keensburg. Col, on business trip.
Mrs. M. S. Van Hook and two chill
lren, Marshall and Marion. went to
Colfax Wednesday for a two weeks
visit with relatives
John De Tar. Orvill McCord. and
Clarence Miller attended the ball game
in Abba Wednesday,
Mrs. Alice Steele wont to Abba We'd
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
Scott.
Mrs. Mary Bonner returned homo
Tuesday from Des Moines, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hartman and
children of Des Moines are visiting
relatives in Eddyvil'e and Avery.
Recent guests entertained at the DR..
Vance home were MIR. and Mrs. T. T.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Baker and
daughter. Mignon, of Ottumwa, Mr..
and Mrs. William Given and daughter,
Pearl, Of Cedar and Miss Sue Vance.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Betsy Nicholson died at the
home Of her son. Conductor Henry
Bell, in this city on Wednesday morn
ing, August 16, after an extended Ill
ness, at the age Of IS years 8 months
and days. Funeral services. con-
Quoted oy Rev. G.. c. Davis OF the
Christian church. were held at the Bell
home yesterday afternoon at s o'clock,
and this morning the remains were
taken to Tacoma for interment. Besides
her son ana family she leaves four
sisters and one brother. Mrs. Mary
Rosson Of this city; Miss Amanda Bell
of Lacona. Mrs. Pauline Willis of Rock
Springs, N. D., Mrs. A. J. Jones Of
Roseland, Neb., and J. N. Bell Of Lar
wick, N. D. She had been a member Of
the Christian church for many years.
Among those present at the funeral
yesterday were Mestlames Frank and
John Ketcham, Charles Sutton and
John Wilson.
The Misses Bertha and Rose Miller
of Corydon are guests OF Miss Ruth
Bennett in Benton township
The Baptist and M. e. Sunday
schools enjoyed picnits yesterday. the
former at the Scott farm south Of
town, and the latter at Bakers Grove.
Mrs. Anna Pepper has returned from
q visit OF several months with friends
in Rollo. III.
Mrs. G. E. Froggatt and SON, Ellis
worth, are spending the week In Knox
vile with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Grimes and chill
dren have returned from an extended
sojourn in Boulder, Col, and will again
reside on their farm, near this place
Mrs. George Pickerell left today for
9 visit with relatives In Smith Center.
Kan.
Mrs. Gussie Buchanan and children
are spending a few days with friends
in Abba and Knoxville.
N. q. Luts is off on few weeks
trip to the Saskatchewan district In
Canada
Charles Copeland Of Lincoln. Neb.,
arrived yesterday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Copeland,
and old friends.
T.V. Beebout and son. Carl, Of Pleas
ant township. have gone to Colorado on
a few weeks trip.
James Hamilton has gone to Kansas
City. where he has accepted q position
as switchman In the railroad yards.
M. v. Vawter of Liberty township,
has gone to Natoma, Kan, to visit
relatives.
The Misses Esther and Ella Arvid-
son have gone to Woodruff. I'LL, to visit
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CHARLTON.

Bird England and Miss Iris Piper,
both OF this city, were united in mar
rage at six o'clock Sunday at
the home OF Rev Bennett, Christian
minister. The ceremony was witnessed
by only a few friends. They at once
went to housekeeping in the groom's
home In northeast Charlton. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. M. Piper and she and her husband
are both well known, having resided
here for some time. Many friends will
extend congratulations and will wish
them long and happy welded life.
Mrs. Andrew Erickson Of Omaha
visited over Sunday in this city with
her sister-in-law, Mrs Mary J..
Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Van Nice Of
Cedar township visited over Sunday
In Indianola with her sister, Mrs w.
M. Sells.
Mrs. Mabel Means and daughter,
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: FLoRIs ROUTE NO. 2.

J. F. Garretson and daughter, Avis
OF Ottumwa, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Garrett
son and granddaughter, Blanche Dun
ming. sp ant Saturday in Bloomfield III
the home OF their sister, Mr.. and Mrs
C.. F. Davis.
Ray Waller OF Ottumwa spent Sun
day with his parents, Joseph Waller
and family, at Carbon.
Mrs. Vess Pitcher and children visit
ed Mrs. James Hawkins and children
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Downing and daughter.
Verna, Of Kansas are here visiting
relatives at F1oris.
Misses Daisy and Blanche Dunning
spent few days last week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Car
retson.
Charley Jones and Claude King OF
Ottumwa were callers on Soap Creek
last Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Brown and daughter Of
Rutledge visited last week at the II.
L. Post home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Younkin and
son, Tavern, visited one day last week
at the home of their cousin, Marion
Dunning, and family, orrth OF town.
Misses Laura Garretson and Daisy
Dunning visited Monday with their
uncle and aunt John Carpenter and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Amelang and chill
dren, Albert and Anna, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the parental w.
II. Dyer home.
James Hawkins was called to Kan
sas Sunday by the serious illness OF his
mother.
Mrs. John Dawson and children.
Rollo ana Anna, of Ottumwa visited q
few days last week with her parents.
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Alex Garretson and family.
Elmer Skinner and wife spent Sum
day at the parental Frank Amelang
home.
Mrs. Pete Henderson and Mrs. Milo
Foster and sons. Donald and Doy spent
Thursday at the John Foster home
near Belknap.
Mrs. Leonard Prather and children
left Tuesday evening for a months
visit with relatives IN Oklahoma.
Dick Forbes and family have moved
to Ottumwa, where he expects to work
in the Morrell packing plant.
Misses Inez and Nora Dyers spent
Sunday night with their sister, Mrs.
Ed Amelang.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hawkins and
children visited one day last week at
the Frank Rector home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Henry Galpin and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Robert
Kneedler home, near Bloomfield.
Gust Koebker, who has been In Tex
as the past year, is here visiting his
parents. Franz Koebkee and wife.
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BRoMPToN.

Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the chautau1ua at Abba on
Saturday.
Albert Hoskinson and Wife were
callers at the Stephen Sumner home
one day last week.
Otha Taylor and Clyde Smith were
Moravia business callers Saturday.
!. Susan Tibhals was visitor at the
Stephen Sumner home last Wednes-
day.
The work on the C. NJ. & st. Paul
pond at Brompton Is almost completed.
Jess Hagar returned to Lincoln,
Nebr, last SATURDAY. after a two
weeks visit in this vicinity with rell-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Taylor and son
Dayne spent Thursday evening at the
parental ]. ]. Taylor home near
Unionville.
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Marvel Best, returned to Des Moines
Saturday evening after visit OF sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Myers and sister Mrs. j. w. Lyon.
Mrs. A. J. Smith and children OF
Ottumwa returned home Saturday
evening after visit with her sisters
in-law, Mrs. James Joyce OF White
breast township and Miss Ella Smith
of this city.
Mrs. George Stewart and son Maui
rice Of Kansas City who had been Wis
iting in Charlton with her mother,
Mrs. ]. F. Spiker, and old friends, re-
turned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Hunter and chill
dren Of Norwich, Kansas, who had
been visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. F. H. Boynton, returned
home Saturday
Miss Florida Hartman OF Creston
returned home Saturday after a two
weeks visit at the home Of her uncle,
John Conner.
Mrs. "A. C. Gregg and daughter, vir-
ginia. returned Saturday from visit
IN Lincoln, .Neb., with her mother and
ister
Mrs. J. B. Dunkin Of Abba returned
home Saturday evening after weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. r. l..
Adams.
Mrs. Carl Abrahamson and daugh-
ter OF Des Moines, formerly Of this
city, were greeting old Charlton
friends Saturday evening while on
their way home from Humeston.
Miss Florence Waynick visited over
Sunday with friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. I. s. Buzand has gone to
Chicago to spend week with friends
while her husband is absent on q
business trip to Canada.
Fred Updike and family have gone
to Bloomfield to visit Mrs. Updike's
parents.
Miss AIDA Reese and sister, hrs.
Ida Culbertson and children, visited
over Sunday In Woodburn with their
sisters, Mrs Fred Martin and Mrs.
Robert Waynick. and brother, Joseph
Reese.
Mrs. Chas. O'Gara and daughters,
Katherine and Marie, spent Saturday
with friends In Derby.
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L,BERTYv,LLE.

Mrs. Joe Huffman was shopping in
Fairfield Thursday.
Ellis Wagner and family, from Udeil
are here visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Cripp Of MIL
ton are spending the week at the John
Coleman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. vought and son
Robert. spent several days, last week,
visiting friends In Ottumwa
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Toppfngs left
Saturday for q ten days trip to Perry,
Okla, where they win visit with Mrs.
Toppings' sister.
The ladies OF the ID. E. church gave
a missionary tea Thursday afternoon,
lot the home Of Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell and daughter
Of Davenport are here visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nc
Cleary attended the wild west show IN
Ottumwa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eyestone were
shopping in ottumwa Monday.
dren, and Miss Agnes Abrams attended
the Buffalo BIZ show In Ottumwa.
Mrs. Holl Sheets and Mrs. Curt
Sheets were shopping In Ottumwa,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. o.. shinick enter
tanned friends at six o'clock dinner,
Friday evening, in honor OF DR.. and
Mrs. McWhite of Globe, Ariz. Tho
doctor returned to his home Sunday
might.
Dan Lippo returned Thursday from
a visit at Santa Rosa Cal.
Mrs. Mary Dunlary and son, Of Ok
lahoma City, are guests Of Mrs. Dun
lary's father, Barney clifford.
G. N. Yost and family Of Osborne,
Mo-, have moved their household goods
here and will occupy the house T. Tul-
LUIS vacated.
Miss Nellie Anderson left last week
for Mount Pleasant. where she ac-
|cepted 3 position as g stenographer.
Mrs. Title Thompson and children
LOT Burlington spent Saturday at Hiatt
Thompsons.
Miss Cecil Hamilton OF Bloomfield,
and Miss Elsie Tompkins Of Milton, are
visiting their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs C. L. Green.
returned to their home at Roman, Col.
Monday, being called here by the death
|of r. w. Carter.
A. Henderson, the burlington opera
tor, IL spending his vacation at Cedar
Rapids and Burlington. VI
About eighteen relatives met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rodabaugh
Thursday in honor Of Mr.: Rodabaugh's
birthday. Each came with well filled
baskets and good dinner was served.
There were eight brothers of Mrs.
.Rodabaugh's present. They presented
him with q fine rocker.
A hay and implement barn belong
ing to Frank Hoffman, was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground
Sunday night. The harm contained six
tons of hay and all his farm imple-
ments Il will be covered by insurance.
Mr.. Hoover. the Rock Island opera
tor, will move his family here IN the
near future.
Hayes Bumaugh Is visiting In Troy,
ID.
Misses Nell and Bessie Warren re-
turned home Saturday from . several
weeks visit in Illinois.
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WEST POINT FAIR
SEPTEMBER 1913
FoRTlETH ANNUAL ExAlnlTloN
WILL BE INTERESTING
RACES GIVE PLEASURE,

Keckuk. Aug. 1s.-The premium
list for the fortieth annual West
Point fair has been issued and is be-
Ing distributed In those sections which
are most likely to be affected by this
we'll known fair. The dates are Son
TENDER 26, ~ and 2S. The West Point
fair Is always quite an entertaining
event for Lee county people and Keo-
kuk always responds with liberal at
tendance. This year the officers Of the
association are as follows:
President-John w. Stewart, West
Point
Vice president John Shepherd.
West Point.
Secretary John Wallpaper, West
Point.
Treasurer-Henry stellern. Fort
Madison.
Superintendent Of Privileges GIL
bert Lee, West Point.
Superintendent OF Grounds, Stalls
and Chief of Police-Theodore Von-
derhaar, West Point.
Marshall. p. Fletcher, West
Point.
Directors e. L. Trevitt, AL Link,
George Timpe, j. W. Blackford, VIM.
j. Francey. Henry Jansen, John Lach-
man.
Executive committee w. Stew
art, John Shepherd, Henry Stellern,
al Link. John Wallpaper.
Program, First Day, Tuesday.
This will be preparation day No
admission charged on this day.
Second Day, Wednesday.
At 8 o'clock the committees on d.
visions A. B. C. D., e, F and G Will
proceed to discharge their duties.
In the forenoon cattle in division
B will be shown, after which will be
horses in division A.
IL o'clock dinner
Afternoon.
2:30 o'clock-2:30 class trot.
800 o'clock-2:16 class pace.
2:30 o'clock-Commercial Club run
ming race, half mile dash.
Third Day, Thursday.
The forenoon will be devoted to the
special colt show
IL o'clock dinner.
Afternoon.
300 o'clock-Grand procession OF
all premium animals around the ring.
$3.50 o'clock-2:25 class pace, stake
$500 o'clock-2:1S class trot
$3.50 o'clock-Gentlemen driving
race.
400 o'clock-Running, half mile
dash.
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.SY NOPSlS OF
FAIR PROGRAM
STATE AGRICULTURAL EVENT At
DIES MONIES WILL HAVE
MANY FEATURES.

Des Moines, Aug. ia synopsis OF
the daily program which will be Of
fered at the great Iowa state fair has
been compiled by acting Secretary
Corey. It shows at Just what hour OF
the day from o'clock In the morning
until 10 o'clock at night, and where
the visitor to the fair may find the
various kinds Of amusements.
The following is the synopsis Of the
daily program:
Forenoons-
700 o'clock - All buildings and
barns open to the public.
$3.50 to 10:00-Band concerts by
Patrick Conway on plaza.
900 to 12:00-Judging of horses In
live stock pavilion; concerts, Iowa
Military band, Storm Lake Concert
band and Graham's orchestra; judg-
ing OF hogs in the swine pavilion;
Judging of sheep and poultry in build
ings.
1o:3o to 12:oo-Kiltie band, concert
on plaza.
Afternoons
100 to 6:00-Amusement program
Of races before ampitheater; women's
relay and standing races.
loo to 3:O0-Patrick Conway band,
concert on paddock.
100 to 500 Storm Lake band and
Graham's orchestra, concerts.
$500 to close High class vaudeville
between racing heats.
$500 to close-High class vaudeville
concerts at races.
1870 to 5:20-Kiltie band, concert
on the plaza.
Evenings, at the ampitheater-
700 to 8:30-Patrick Conway band,
concerts at paddock.
$3.50 to 1O:00--The great pyrotech-
mic display, Last Days of Pompeii;"
concert by. Iowa Military band In
center of field; closing with Pains
wond erful new fireworks display.
At the stock pavilion
1900 to 10: Great Iowa horse
show: concert by Kiltie band of Gait,
Ontario; exhibitions of collie dog
skill; Milt s. MONEYS electric tan
dem; high class popular exhibition.
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Thursday, August "a,

AA oSSsy9 AAWoSsoS
at 1880 a. M, the following described
property:
~ head Of horses-6 brood MAKES.
2 4-year-old geldings, yearling colts,
] saddle and driving horse, ! suck
ling colt.
Nine head Of mich COWS and ten
calves.
Two Poland China male hogs. s
brood sows and 81 spring pigs.
About 20 tons OF hay, more or less,
In barn and stack, and corn in field,
also one straw stack
1mplements-One Dain hay stacker,
l sweep rake, ! sulky rake, 2 now
ers, gang plow, sulky pillow, 1.stir-
ring plow, corn planters, walking
cultivator, l Disc. 3-section harrow,
A harrow, 2 farm wagons, bng-
gies, manure spreader, ! bob sled,
l hay rack, hand corn shelter, 1 set
single driving harness, l set double
buggy harness, 3 sets work harness
and great many other utensils too
numerous to mention.
Household and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale-A credit of nine
months will be given on sums of $40
and over. Two per cent off for cash or
s per cent interest from date of sale.
Elias Garfield,
B. E. Cramblit,
Administrators.
Henry Curry, Auct
DR.. Abegg. Clerk.
Ladies' Aid society of the Columbia
M. E. church will serve lunch.
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with Mrs. Ena Stephenson, formerly
Of this place.
Miss Mae Youtsey Is off on q bust
ness trip to Quincy and Chicago.
Mrs James Jones is spending week
in Des Moines with her sons.
Mr. and Mrs. g. w. vannoy, Of Pleas
and township, have been called to
Bloomington, Ind, by the death of their
brother in-law.
Mayor Fl. q. IA.inler has returned
from Council Bluffs. where he attend
ed q meeting of the grand tribune Of
the Knights OF Pyth1as.
Mrs. J. H. Collins and son. John, have
gone to Winterset tc visit her mother
and other relatives.
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WATCH FOR IT!

The New Continued Story Will Begin
Next Week-"The Flying
Mercury"
Emily French and D. Lestrange are
two leading characters in the Courier's
new story, The Flying Mercury" the
publication Of which will begin In the
Courier next week. The Mercury is a
great racing car.
There Is lots Of information as well
as entertainment In this story-it
gives One an idea,of the care and work
that is put upon these great machines
that reach speed of more than 100
miles an hour.
Racing automobiles go faster than
flying machines, and at their highest
speeds are much more exciting to
watcn.-
This story carries the reader right
along with It.
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Miller Chapel.

Miller chapel congregation heard a
most interesting address last Sabbath
from T. b. Mahoney. On August 20
the service will be in charge of the Y.
M. G. A. who will furnish good speak
ing and good singing. Let every one
lay hold and encourage the cause OF
Christ's kingdom in this wide awake
parish.
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the receipts OF the session. Hon.
Champ Clark was unable to be present
and his place was filled by j. Adam
Bede.
The ball game between the Katusa
Japanese ball team and the Abba Com
cts resulted in score Of s to in favor
of the Comets.
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!. ALBA

wednesday was the closing day Of
the annual meeting Of the Abba chau-
tauqua association. The Fifty fourth
Regiment band furnished music. both
ut the afternoon and evening sessions
The attendance was excellent at the
meeting OF the stockholders Tuesday
afternoon, the same officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year. The fin
ancial condition was found to be good,
the expenses being fully covered by
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Oak Ridge No. 2.

Oak Ridge No. 2.
An unusually interesting service was
held last Sabbath with good attend
ance. On Sunday, August 20 Ernest
Manns will be the speaker and this
insures something interesting. Every
body invited
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WANTED-TO RENT A BLACK
smith shop, with tools, in some good
country town. Can furnish best OF
references. Charles Schley. 1923 w.
Second,
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Wanted

wANTEI--To SELL TWELVE 10
gallon creamery shipping cans. also
Carey safe, large Size. G. A. Steph-
Ia.
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wANTEp-MEN TO PREPARE FOR
automobile business by practical
and thorough training In our shops.
Write National Auto Training Assn.
Omaha, Nebr.
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Admin ator $
Sale

We will sell at public auction, five
miles southeast of Eddyville, on the
Eddyville and Kirkville road, known
as the Joel + Cranit.iit farm, IA
miles northwest Of KirIsilie station
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In, The Old Days

Eve had just tied garland Of maple leaves
about her ankles
What on earth are you up to, my love7"
asked Adam.
4 am trying on my new hobble skirt, sweet
heart" returned the partner Of his joys with
sweet smile.
You ought to put that Want AID in the Cour-
Ter tomorrow
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-TO BUY A FEW STEERS
any weight. w. w. Dyer, New
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FOR S ALE.

AN INVESTMENT PROMISING 100%
profit 200 acre farm joining Ottum-
wa. City OF nearly $4,000 people.
$40 an acre. Any one with little
money, some sense and good bit OF
energy can subdivide and sell In 10
acre tracts and double his money.
Address, Lock Box 5, Birmingham.
la.
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FOR sALE-GOOD WAGON BOWS
and canvas. All ready to set up. 22e
South Davis.
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FOR SALE-CIDER AND MOIAAe-
ses barrels and kegs. Ottumwa 9Nsd
Co. M
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BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR SHOP.
gas engines and cider mill; best
equipped power snop in this part Of
country: building a4x60. lot 25x142;
well in shop: only shop that does
auto work; $1,000. terms on part;
this is bona fide al by owner. 0. f..
Box 143, Edna, Kan.
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FOR SALE ONE MODEL II BUICK:
IL one b-passenger Regal, good 40 new:
4-passenger Mitchell. Reeves Auto
CO., next to Hotel Washington.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-sPRING WAGON AND
sulkey plow. w. H. Heller, Agency.
Iowa.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE MADE, Ex.
amined and perfected. Our books are
complete. Prices right Work guar
anteed. Both phones. Lowenbsfg =
Asbury.
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FOR SALE-TWO MULES, % TO 50
inches high, coming : years old. n.
Redman, Batavia. r. II. No. I. Bata-
via phone. 4Ss
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MINES TO LEASE
9. q. Warner, Agency, Iowa.
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FOR s:ALE-CHEAP, DRY GOODS
boxes at the Leader.
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FOR SALE - VERY FINE 9100,
chicken house, for $50. easily moved.
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FOR SALE - THOROUGHBRED
Buff Orpington hens. ono year old.
Write 9. e. Lasley, Selma. Ia.
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FOR sALE-CHOICE 100. GOOD
soil, we'll improved. abundance Ut
fruit: n miles south Of Queen City.
Price and terms right, must sell soon.
For particulars address. J. Williams,
owner, Queen City, Mo.
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FOR sAi.T-PU2E B2ED ANGUS
bulls. Ell ". Oehler. Mo-avia. Ia.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

Aviator Hugh Robson who began
a flight last Tuesday down the Mis-
sissippi from Minneapolis to New
Orleans in his hydro.areoplane aban-
doned the trip to the gulf after fly
ing as far as Rock Island. Stating
as his reason that the cities along
the route had not complied with
their agreement in raising funds.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

Geo. Hazen, who has been visiting
for the past month at the Mccoy
home, left Tuesday evening for
Sapulpa, Okla, where he will be en-
gagged in despatching for the Rock
Island.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

Rev. j. I. Gibson delivered his
farewell sermon at the M. f. church
Sunday evening. and with Mrs Glib
son departed Tuesday morning for
their new home at Woonsocket.