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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-03-16
oLivET.

S. Bartema and daughter were bust
ness callers in Oskaloosa on Tuesday.
w. r. Tandy was in town Monday.
The sale at the Isaac Barnes home
this week was we'll attended and every
thing sold for rood prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morgan visited with
relatives and friends in Des Moines this
week. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voyce visited in
Evans this week at the parental Fisher
home. H.. 54Fa1 : &
The mine at this place has practical
ly closed down for the summer as there
is no market for their coal
The mines at Bolton were idle last
week owing to some trouble between
the union and the company.
r. D. Robertson and S. Bartema at
tended the republican convention IN
Oskaloosa Saturday
James johnson of Des Moines was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Tandy spent last
Sunday at the c. Coryell home.
The Grange at this place has Ia
members and Is still growing. At their
last meeting they had a special pro-
gram. For the occasion the gentlemen
entertained the ladies at an oyster
supper. Fourteen members were taken
in during the evening.
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PACkWOOD.

Miss Mae Rambo of Richland was
the guest Of Miss Grace Moorman sat
urday night.
Miss Lucy Bowman of Winfield WIS.,
tied home folks last week. ~
Alex Dysart left last week for Coun-
Gil Bluffs where he has secured en-
ployment.
Thos. Renter of Ollie has moved here
to work in his brothers blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd were called
to Minnesota last week to attend the
funeral Of the formers father who was
found murdered at his home where ne
lived alone.
Mr.. Strickland of What Cheer has
accepted the position of pharmacist
at the city drug store and he and wire
occupy the Ramey cottage on farm-
ington avenue.
MIR. Smithart has sold his livery
stock to Mr.. Bowman OF Fremont
whose family will occupy the Grover
property on East First street.
Olive Ramey has gone to Milwaukee
to take a position.
Thos. Refer has moved here from
Ollie and will assist in his brothers
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Kate Given who is visiting at
the Stewart home and who was ser
iously i'll Saturday is able to sit UP at
present. o,,.-
Miss Lettie Case of New York City
is visiting her nieces the Misses Stew
art.
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HITEMAN

Helen. the littlde daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Whatmore, died of pneumonia last
week. The funeral was held on Friday,
interment being made at Oak View
cemetery in Abba.
Charles Chapple was an Abba Wis
itor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Jones were Abba
visitors on Saturday. ~
Mrs. Tom Amsbury Of Avery was
visiting relatives in Hiteman on Sun
day.
n. Burke of Hoover's mines was Wis
iting relatives in Hiteman on Sunday.
Dr., Jackson Of Abba was a Hiteman
caller on Sunday.
The government mine first aid car
was in Hiteman on, Thursday and was
inspected by almost every miner IN
town, as well as the business men.
ing of the different appliances for mine
rescue work. In the evening lecture
was given in the miners hall which
was we'll attended, several lessons In
first aid being given.
DR. and Mrs. Magarian spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie WEIGH of Abba
were visiting relatives in Hiteman on
Sunday. .
on Saturday, a baby girl. Mother and
child are doing well.
Prof. N. J. Nibbs was an Abba
visitor on Saturday
Grandma Grail is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Jim Bottomley was an ALPHA visitor
on Saturday. ,..
Mr.. Miller of Abba was a Hiteman
visitor on Sunday.
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ALBA.

The February term Of the district
court closes this week. The trial jurors
were dismissed Saturday and this week
will be taken up in clearing the docket
of minor cases.
Justice J. P. fambertson Saturday
ordered the. destruction Of the dray
load of whisky recently seized at the
G. B. & @. freight depot by the officers.
The breweries contemplate making this
a test case as to their right to hold the
consignment as it was seized in the
freight house.
John M. Turner of Haxten, Colo, re-
turned home Saturday after attending
the funeral of his mother Mrs. Alfred
Turner.
Twenty Migrants were lodged in the
county Jail Saturday night for food
and shelter from the heavy storm.
Miss Louise Junkin of Fairfield is a
guest at the G. w. Smallwood home.
Mrs. Josie Hobson. grand worthy
matron Iowa Eastern Stars is In Cedar
Rapids making arrangements for
meeting of the grand chapter this fall.
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SALEM CHAPEL.

H. D. Long and family moved their
household goods to OttumWa last week
having sold their farm to Cary John
ston who took possession after the
Long sale.
Mrs E.. E. Gilyeart spent Wednes-
j. B. MILFORD moved Thursday with
his family nine miles southwest of
Ottumwa near Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ. MILFORD spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sheppard.
Marie Davis came home from her
school at Ottumwa Friday for an over
Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mast. . :.
Miss Armstrong and brother of OF
tun1Na visited over Sunday with Marie
Davis at the Chas. Mast hone
Bertha English returned to her
school in Ottumwa after an over sun
day visit with her mother Mrs.
Francis English.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccoy and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry MILFORD spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Wilofrd near
Blakesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. McElroy and son
Arthur visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mast.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson Hyd..
Sunday night daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy and
children were callers at the John Me-
Coy home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Copes of Illinois came,
Monday to- occupy the farm vacated by
J. B. MILFORD.
Fred w. Norman returned to his
home at Eddyville Monday evening
after an over Sunday visit at the E. e.
Gilyeart home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mast spent Sun
day evening at the, Frank Mast home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy and
daughter Bessie were callers at the
Harry MILFORD home Monday.
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BLAkEs

Emmett Dorothy left Sunday evening
for his home in Pierre, S. D. He was
accompanied by his brother Quincy
Dorothy who will remain there for sew
eral weeks. .
Henry Trussel Of Little, Nebr., visit
ed relatives here this week. =
Ed Terrence and family returned to
their home in Ottumwa Sunday even
ing. ..-.-
Dollie Cloyd and Grace Harlan Of
Ottumwa spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Grover Hammersley of Bladensburg
visited Tuesday and Wednesday with
Prof. w. I. Burney: r~-r.
Ed florence and family visited Sat-
urday and Sunday with their parents
Dr. and Mrs. L. Terrence.
Lester Jay, wife and son returned
Friday from two weeks visit at
the Philip Pilmer home In Des
Moines. IAN .t,, -.
/ Wilbur Snow was a business caller
in Ottumwa Friday. ~
AL Burgason and Lee Jones were
county seat visitors Friday.
Mrs. Evelyn Peck of Ottumwa visited
friends here Thursday. = ".
J.F. DeHaven and wife were in AL
bia with their daughter Mrs. Tracy
Porter. -.
Willie Rowe. wife and baby Of Foster
spent Thursday with relatives at this
place. g. r -. 81
J. r. Riddle has been quite sick this
week. 81. 'a ..-.~-- - $3.50.
Harry Johnson visited with home
folks this week. 81, .,- ~.
Mrs. Mat Huber of Albnay visited
Thursday with her son Jacob Huber
and wife.
Willard Cohagan and wife visited on
"Wednesday at the Marshal Darby home
in Foster. -.... Z. d.. -
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CHARLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Jester Of Quincy
ILL.,, are visiting in this city with his
sister Mrs. f. H. Perry of the Depot
hotel.
Messrs. Bert Vaughn, Oscar and Jack
Miley and Prof. G. L. Johnson went to
Des Moines yesterday to attend the
automobile show.
The retiring executive committee of
the Women's Relief Corps enjoyed a
four course dinner yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Eliza Melville. most
enjoyable time was spent.
Ed Gray and daughter Margaret OF
Boulder, Colo, are here for visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Gray
and old friends.
= Mrs. Emmaline Smith of Milo visit
ed in this city yesterday with her son
S. Fl. Smith and family, while on her
way to Clarinda.
Miss Maye Howe left yesterday for
Fremont, Nebr., where she will trim
in a millinery establishment the COM
ing season.
Miss Myrtle Erbacher Of Ottumwa
came yesterday for visit at the home
Of her aunt T. o. Trumble.
A. w. Sprague and family departed
yesterday for Hampton. where they
formerly resided and where they will
again make their home.
John Webb left yesterday for visit
in New Albany, Ind, with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eikenberry de-
parted last evening on their trip to
Panama, expecting to be absent until
April 1.
Miss Genevieve Argo left last even
inc for a few days visit with friends
Contractor r. E. Cotton left last
evening on few days business trip
to st. Louis. - <-r-
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kEOSAUQuA.

Mrs. Frank Shipley and family left
Saturday morning for Emerson, la
where they have rented a farm for the
coming year.
The following teachers from Keosau-
qua attended the teachers meeting al
Eldon Saturday: Misses Clara Hart
son. Mary B. Shook, lone Snyder and
County superintendent Lizzie Mere
dith. .. So,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Vance returned
Friday from North Dakota where they
have been the past six months visiting
their daughter Mrs. Geo. Fellows and
family.
Mrs. J. w. Rinabarger left Friday for
Adell to visit relatives for couple of
weeks.
Miss Jessie Wilson departed Monday
for st. Louis where she will be employ
ed in wholesale millinery house.
Mrs. Arthur Umphrey and daughter
of Bonaparte was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives.
Mrs, Emma Carruthers left Monday
for Mt. Pleasant where she was called
by the sickness of her Granddaughter.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
rational which was postponed will be
held Tuesday evening March 10.
Hobe Beer came up from Pennington
Saturday to see his mother who has
been i'll for some time. .5.,s
Miss Winnie Elder OF Ft. Dodge ar
rived here Monday evening to make an
extended visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. Elder south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Walter Of Milton
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Keosauqua the past few days. They
departed for WATERFOWL, S. D., where
they will locate, and where Mr.. Walter
has a position with the railroad.
Mrs. c. c. Rambo and daughter
Mary went to Ottumwa Wednesday to
spend the day. I
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EDDYVlLLE

John Washington of Des Moines is
visiting relatives and friends in Eddy
vile this week.
Mrs. Laura Dible was a business call
er in ,Drakesville Monday.
Miss Emma Nye. superintendent of
the Eddyville schools gave lecture on
the Passion Play at the congregational
church Sunday evening. Miss Nye
saw the play eleven years ago and her
description of the play was greatly ap
preciated by large audience.
Mr., and Mrs J. f. Moss. who came
to Eddyville Thursday with the re-
mains of Mrs. Elizabeth Moss. left
Monday for short visit with relatives
at Ottumwa and Frederic on their way
to their home at Nelson, Neb.
Miss Goldie Mater came down from
Des Moines Monday, called here by the
serious illness Of her father. D. Mater.
Bert Roberts and Mr.. Kirfman were
business callers in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Fred Danner, who was called
70 Missouri by the death of her sister,
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrington and
son are away for few days visit with
rela tives at Leroy, Ia.
Max Mcleod who has been making
an extended visit here with various
relatives, has returned to his home at
Belle PLANE. Ia
George Dane and wife of York town
ship were recent visitors at the
home of the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Smith of this city.
Wallace Bean and wife Of Pilot
Grove, were in town this week visiting
at the home Of the formers brother
viii and with other relatives and
friends.
Henry Koester of Conroy transacted
business here at the bank Wednesday
and visited with his many German
friends and former neighbors.
Died, at his home here Wednesday
night March 6. Robert Powell. age Is
years. The funeral services were held
at the home March s, ut 2 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. John Roberto. Inter-
ment in Oak Hill cemetery. ..>
Dennis Jacobs. one Of the early set
tiers of Iowa county. was in the city
recently calling on his many friends.
B. F.. Richmond Of Webster, Ia, was
in town Wednesday visiting with his
old army comrades of Reese Lloyd post
G. A. r.
Chas Romberg who lives out on the
old home farm in West Troy visited
here for few days at the home of his
father and brother Henry.
Jerry Mulherin Of Conroy transacted
business here Wednesday and visited at
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mulherin. Z
Ernest Evans, student of Highland
! Park at Des Moines, is here visiting at
| the homes Of his father and aunt
Mrs. Mary Jones.
H. B. Nj. Daniels of Evansville visit
ed last Monday at the home OF his
| friend and former neighbor Henry
Rusbult who recently moved his family
, to his new home here.
| John Griffin, conductor on the Hi
nois Central, from Freeport, ILL.,, to
Chicago, is here this week visiting at
the home Of his parents and former
schoolmates.
Attorney w. E. Wallace left Wednes-
day on business trip to Marengo and
Iowa City.
Mrs. Annie Murphy, formerly resi-
dent here. now of York township was
in the city Wednesday calling on var
ious friends.
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WEST POINT.

Darrell and Deloras Helm accom-
panied their father to TT. Madison on
Thursday, returning home Friday.
Joseph Reinstein visited with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Reinstein
at Fl Madison Thursday.
Misses Mary and Rose Jacoby OF
Nicola, Ia, are visiting their aunt Mrs.
Joseph Schroeder.
Miss Helen Wilson left Thursday for
an extended visit in st. Louis.
Misses Myrtle and Julia Carmody
returned to their home at Coggen, a.,
after visit at the A. M. Cities home.
Miss Kathryn Burwinkel of Fort
Madison is visiting Mrs. Marie Berger.
Casper Mohrfeld Of Ft. Madison Wis
tied with friends here Friday.
Chas Nacke of Ottumwa arrived on
Friday for a visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Nacke. Mr.. Nacke some
time ago slipped on the ice, severely
springing his ankle. He is still using a
pair of clutches to walk with.
Mrs. Joe Ketchum and Mrs. Mary
Ketchum OF near Sharon visited with
friends here Friday.
Carl Younk is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Younk.
Mrs. Hubert Dohman Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. George Luegerine at
TT. Madison.
Mrs, Jos. Menke returned Saturday
from a visit with Mrs. Henry Schelr at
FIT. Madison.
Robert Gardner attended the re-
publican convention at Donnellson Oh
Friday Mr.. Gardner was delegate
from West Point.
Mrs. Henry Wilson left Saturday for
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Torley at Burlington.
Miss Katie Bohneukamp has been
visiting friends in TT. Madison.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martin left Sat
urday for Morning Sun where they will
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. Martins sister at that place.
Miss Francis Link Of Burlington is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Link.
Mrs. ] w. Ward who has been WIS.,
iting her daughter will return to her
home at Dufur, Ore this week.
Late Friday evening as Abe Fetch
er was driving bunch of cattle to his
home east of town the train came
upon them unexpectedly, killing two
COWS,
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and carried out even to the refresh
ments. l.,
Joe Mach and family returned to
Chicago Saturday where they expec'
to remain permanently.
Don Propert departed SATURDAY Io'
San Diego, Calf, to visit his orotner;
T, B. johnson has returned to nls
home in California after spending tne
winter here with his daughter MIS-
Mrs. Belle Wagner of Des MONIES
came Tuesday for a visit. with rela-
tives.
Miss Dorothy Perkins accompanied e
bv her mother and brother Leoharo
departed Saturday for California.
Miss Edith Meek Of Keokuk came
Wednesday for visit with her rela-
tives here. =.
p, A. H. Fitzgerald of Wyoming IS VS.
itine his brother ]. w.
Miss Ida Hawbaker has finished ner
school south of town and returned TO
her home in Stockport.
E. c. Ware of Muskogee, Okla, ar
rived here Wednesday, being called by
the illness Of his mother.
Mrs M, F. Hornbaker is ENJOYING a
visit with relatives at Monroe, la.
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. FARMINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaffney Of Kan
sas city are visiting the latter's parents
L. B. Jenkins and wife.
Mrs. Ralph Rigby is visiting hire
daughter Mrs. Dan Macklin in Bona
parte.
Miss Roxana Richey arrived Satur-
day from Chicago to accept position
as trimmer for the Williams Millinery
Co. 800.
Mrs. Henry Pastofer and daughter
Gertrude and son Neal visited We'd
nesday with relatives near Willets.
Mrs l.. F. Summers of Milton is
the guest Of her daughter Mrs. HI. E.
Folker.
Miss Edna Gallagher of Burlington
arrived Wednesday for visit with
Miss Dorothy Kelsey.
Mrs. Bessie lRunyan of Bentonsport
was an over Sunday guest at the home
Of her aunt Mrs. OF Sherrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Reisner left on
Friday for Centerville where they will
be the guests Of their son Sanford
Reisner and family.
Mrs. Adam Hopp Of Charleston was
called here by the Hines sof her father
Mr.. Lamb who is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. G.. G. Junkin.
H. O. There was recent Kansas
City visitor.
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BONAPARTE.,

Minor and Ralph Easling left We'd
nesday for San Diego, Calf, where
they will probably remain.
Jacob Corwin Of Aurora, ILL.,, was
called here by the death of sis sister
Mrs, L. M. Ware
L. H. Riggle of Des Moines was a
recent visitor here with his parents.
Mrs. J. D. Loofbourrow of Fairfield
sa guest at the Easing home.
The P. E. O.'s were pleasantly enter
,tained Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Dan Cresap. Dainty refreshments
We're served.
Miss Dorothy WEIGH of Mt Sterling
has been spending the week here at
the J. A. Johnson home.
j. w. Breeder went to Colorado last
week to visit his daughter Mrs. Louis
Schmidt
Mrs O. G. Corns and son Marshall Of
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grages is visiting rel
atives In West Liberty, Ia. II
Mrs. John Donnelly of Burlington
was claled here because of the illness
and death of her mother Mrs. Ware.
Miss Goldia Doherty TO Vincenens, Ia
visited last week with the Case fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cheney of Mo-
berly, Mo-, attended the Lee funeral
here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Blackford and
son were Des Moines visitors last
week.
Mrs. Ralph Rigby of Pennington is
spending the week here with her
daughter Mrs. Dan Macklin.
Mrs j. T. Bradshaw was hostess to
the Whist club Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Clarence Smart Of Vernon
Prairie suffered quite a painful in
jury one day this week. While occupied
with her household duties she slipped
and fell and in trying to break the fall
threw her hand on a red hot stove,
burning it severely.
Lewis Grages has gone to Iowa
City wheer he has employment.
Allen Perkins of Keokuk is visitins
relatives and friends here.
A delightful Sunshine party was CIV
en- last Thursday evening at the, Rob
ert Meek home by committee COM
posed of the Misses Lois Wall, Ref,
Packer. Crete Roberts and Mary
Meek. 1t was an evening where hearts
held sway, being used for decorations
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FAR A MS BRING
A GOOD PRICE
THREE LAND TRANSFERS SHOW
PRICES RANGING FROM 500
TO .y14o PER ACRE.

Among the deals in farm lands show
ing change Of ownership that have
been filed today in the Office Of the
County Recorder L. A. Cawley, there
appears three transfers that show con.
siderations ranging from 500 to $14O
per acre. The land lies in Agency,
Washington and COMPETING townships
and the deeds read as follows:
Andrew Giltner and wife to Take
Elkins, eighty acres in Agency town,
ship for a consideration of $500.
Take and Matte Elkins to Rex V.
Hawthorne, twenty-five and six-tenths
acres in Agency township and forty.
one acres in Washington township for
consideration Of $9,333.32. g..
F. H. Tinsley and wife of keokuk
township to G. P. LAM, eighty acres
in Competine township for consider
alton of $4,000. 49,.
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= BLOOMF IEL

John H. Johnson, ex-county super
visor, has moved to the city and oc-
cupies the dwelling in South Bloom
field vacated by his brother Grant
Johnson, county treasurer, who moves
to the dwelling vacated by Rev. Ed
Hastings.
Henry Luke and wife of Ottumwa
and wife yesterday. Mr.. Luke was
closing the deal in which he sold his
farm near town to Newt Mccormick.
A bible class of the young married
people in the M. E. church was organ
lied last night.
Vernett Ware, son of James Ware
who had pneumonia is much better.
Thursday evening Feb. 20 birthday
party was held at the home of Emily
Tough, near town, in honor Of Mrs.
Lough's Gath birthday. She was born
in 1S4S and has really never seen but
sixteen birthdays.
Harry Tallman left today for his
new home in Dickson. Nebr.
Clarence Lester moves today to tho
Will Luke farm for this season.
The jury in the case of the state vs..
Prof. Gordon Davis, charged with ex-
cessive punishment Of girl pupil re-
turned verdict Of guilty
Last night County Supervisor Albert
WOolard and family were returning
from meeting when his team Of mules
jumped and upset the sled, dumping all
out into a snow bank. The team went
towards home alone. and soon caught
up with neighbor who seeing the sled
empty looked for the driver and his
company and found them struggling in
the snow.
The city council last night adopted
an ordinance in favor of paving in
1t is expected that the
streets around the public square will
first be paved, and then extended each
year.
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TROY

F. Nj. Ross was transacting business
in Bloomfield Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Evans rtturned home from
Bloomfield Tuesday after spending
four months at the home of Mrs. John
Evans $50
Florence. Cramer took dinner with
Bessie Evans Sunday.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Barns visited in
Moulton Thursday.
Mr.. Miller Of Pulaski was in town
last Wednesday.
Esta Roby visited at the Ray Pickles
home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Clarie Brodene died Wednesday
and was buried Thursday in the Lee
ando cemetery. Rev. Wilson conducted
the funeral services at the home:
IN Mr.. Masters and Mr.. GLASGOW were
Bloomfield callers Thursday.
Clyde Mckee and wife were in
Bloomfield Tuesday.
Will Petit of north Of town is on
the sick list.
Ira Evans and family were in Milton
Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Swinney is visiting at the
parental Shaw home in Bloomfield.
Elmer Chaplin and family were at
the Chaplin home Sunday
George Buckles Of Keosauqua was in
town Saturday.
Mark Lennon and wife of Pulaski
visited at George Hull's Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Doris Evans took dinner with
Miss lola Garrett Sunday.
Ammy Allen was in Pulaski last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Mustard returned to
Saturday after spending
some time visiting friends and relatives
in and near Troy.
Charlie Thompson is preparing to
ship his goods to Havana, Ill.,, this
week.