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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05

Hair switches made, and hair
work of all kinds for sale. See
Mrs. W. F. Tucker, southeast of
Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05

Special rates on plumb ing work
1t will pay you to call and see me
and get prices, Otto Goss, Mer-
idian. ..
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DIR. c. w. Sims

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Calls answered day or night
Office and Hospital on Idaho St.
Ind. Phone 213. Meridian
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HAMILTON FILES
CROSS PETITION

Council Bluffs, Jan. N-Accompany-
ing his demand in district court for
damages of $4,000 from his wife with
the claim that she was not capable of
entering the marriage relation with
him legally at the time Of their mar
rage, because she was at that time
"the, lawful wife of two or more
parties, the names and whereabouts
unknown, William S. Hamilton, a
bond and stock broker of Council
Bluffs, filed cross petition to his
wife's petition for divorce.
Mrs. Hamilton, in her petition,
pleads for her maiden name of Rena
Kelley and for alimony of $4,000. She
claims her husband has large real es-
tate holdings in Philadelphia and
New York An order of attachment is
issued by the court for Mrs. Hamilton
tying up most of his property pending
the result of the two actions.
The affairs of the couple, who have
been married only few months, are
complicated further by separate ac-
tion brought by Hamilton~for $4,000
damages claimed by various relatives
of Mrs. Hamilton, who he charges,
with responsibility for the marriage OF
the couple.
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JEFFERSON co. HAS
PRINTING CONTEST

Fairfield, Jan. 27.--There is a con-
test on in Jefferson county over the
county printing and the matter is to
be thrashed out in the district court
which opens February 5. The pub
fishers of the Lockridge Herald,
Messrs B. J. Taylor & Sons OF Fairfield
have taken an appeal from the decision
of the board of supervisors who award
ed the county printing a couple OF
weeks ago to the Packwood Review,
published by c. H. Spencer of Pack
wood
The Lockridge Herald has been the
Off cial paper Of the county for the past
year and at. the January meeting OF
the board of supervisors the publishers
submitted their list Of 335 subscribers
made out in the form required by law.
It is the claim that the publisher Of
the Packwood Review submitted list,
somewhat larger but that it In no way
complied with the requirements of the
law.
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Friday afternoon, Hon. j. Hughes, Jr.
conducting the Installation ceremonies:
Pres. Mrs. Veronica Hastings senior
| vice president, Mrs. Anna Hughes;
junior vice president, Mrs. Lizzie
| Pierce; secretary, Mrs. Dean Schug;
treasurer, Mrs, Emma Sheet; chaplain
/; Mrs. Sarah Edwards; conductor, Mrs
| Luella Lewis; assistant conductor, Mrs.
| Matte Reed; guard. Mrs. Hattie
Scholl: assistant guard, Mrs. Martha
| Evans; press correspondent, Mrs Jen-
ME Evans; musician, Miss Rose Leong.
/ II. E. Blasier who was in Chicago
1 last week attending TO his business in
| terests, returned Saturday.
County Superintendent Miss Mae
/ McEachran, is here this week attend
ing to her official duties and visiting at
| the home Of her sister Mrs. Joseph
| Donahue.
Mrs. Henry Pierce is away for few
| days visit with her daughter at Mar
| ion. Iowa.
D. J. Lee and M Harrington who
! have been attending the convention Of
canning factory men at Kansas City
havefreturned.
| Claus Code has completed the build
ing of his new ice house.
Miss Harriet Moon who has been
visiting with her friend Miss Swain at
North English, has returend.
Ine Progress CluD met MONDAY even
| ing at the home of Rev. John Roberts
and took up the study Of Romeo and
Juliet"
| Joseph Dubishar of Pilot township
transacted business here Saturday and
also visited at the home Of his son JOS
| eph, Jr. s.
| Mrs Ralph Jones who has been away
for month or more visiting with rel
atives and friends at Sutherland, has
returned n c
Albert Willie of Sterling Nebr, came
| in Saturday to attend to some business
| interests and will spend few days Wis
! iting with various relatives and friends
here before returning to Nebraska.
T. j .Shuell Of Parnell was in town on
business Saturday.
| Chris Newkirk one of the early set
tiers of Iowa county, was in town on
! Saturday calling on his many friends
William II. Jones is now at Excelsior
| Springs, Mo-, for his health. .t
Robert Yates was in town Saturday
for visit with his parents and brother
! Joe. , .
| Edward Moffit Of Green Valley trans
| acted business here Monday and visit
| ed with friends.
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TO BURN MAIL
ORDER CATALOGUES

Cedar Falls, Jan. 27.--Professor F.
l.. McCreary, secretary of the Com.
mercial club. has inaugurated new
idea of advertising the city and also
one which he thinks will benefit the
local merchant. AS soon as the wealth
err permits large gathering will be
held in front of the Commercial club
rooms to which everybody will be in
vited. An immense bonfire will be
built and each and every person in
the city will be asked to bring all the
mail order catalogues they can find and
consign them to the flames making one
of the grandest as well as one Of the
most useful CONGREGATIONS ever wit
messed here The Cedar Falls band
will head procession to the spot in
which the catalogues will be hauled on
a funeral car. The band will play a
funeral dirge while the catalogues are
being consumed.
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EDDYVILLE.

DIR. e. L.. Bay was in Ottumwa Mon
day on business.
Frank steele went to Abba Monday
to visit his sister Mrs. John Scott.
Miss Edith Coup who has beer
spending a few days here visiting with
friends, returned to her home in Abba
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kelley of Omaha
Nebr., are guests this week at tbs
home of L. l.. McCord. " I'LL
Among the passengers to Ottumwa
Monday were: Mrs. Agnes Cawley
Mrs. S. C. Brown, w. S. Shinn, R. NJ
Beamer and Joe Johnson.
George Besco was business caller
in Oskaloosa Monday. ~
a.. M. Lafferty of Batavia is spending
the week in Eddyville visiting friends
and relatives. , nj II
Mrs. Libby Fry. of Oskaloosa: came
down Monday morning to spend the
day with her sister Mrs. l.. L. McCord
Mrs. Edwards of Givin is spending
the week with her daughter Mrs. Chas
Tenant '--
On Tuesday evening Jan. % the
Brotherhood Of the Congregations
church gave a roast pig banquet and
lecture. The lecture was delivered by
Rev. Cochran of the M. r. church, his
subject being "The Work Of the, Lay
man of the Church" g.
A farewell dinner was given Tuesday
by Mr.. and Mrs John F. Hohl at their
home two miles and half west of Ed
dyville in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Swartz and son Henry. Mr., and Mrs
Swartz will leave for their home in
Macarthur, Okla, in a few days. .,ei.s
F. w. Fails arrived from Spencer, Ia,
Tuesday morning, called by the death
of his father Gervais Fails
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ALBA.

Benjamin F. Kinaler an,old time res
ident of Bluff Creek township, Monroe
county, died at his home at Russell on
Sunday and was buried in Union chapel
cemetery. Funeral services were in
charge Of the l. O. O. +. lodge and the
G. A. r. post of Russell. The Abba G.
A. R. also accompanied the remains to
their last resting place.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Jenkins left for an
extended visit with the formers par
= IS near MoberIy, Mo.
= RS. James Titus met with very
nful accident yesterday afternoon
p1en she slipped on some ice and fell,
striking the back Of her head, cutting
it very severely and otherwise bruising
and injurying herself.
William Nichol and Miss Mabel
Hinton were married at the home Of
the bride Tuesday and left on the
midnight train for Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Miss Charlotte Williams is quite ill
and a substitute is filling her place in
the first grade at the Washington
school building. a4u@ t-.s
Miss Grace Harlow and Thomas J.
Phillips of Hiteman were united in
marriage at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Harlow on
Benton avenue west Tuesday after
noon, Rev. w. H. Neil Of the First M
E. church officiating. s.s.
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the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Emma Bridge; vice
president, Mrs. w. H. Roberts; secre-
tary, Mrs. w. r. Boyle; treasurer, Mrs.
J. A. Johnson.
Marsh Burns went to Keokuk Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Percival went to
Ottumwa Tuesday for a few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. A. j. Cummins is visiting her
daughter in Keokuk.
Fl. G.. Gilbert and Ed Cummins have
gone to Quincy where they have en-
ployment.
Mrs. w. o. Thompson returned We'd
nesday from several weeks visit In
Valley Junction with her daughter Mrs
Bert King.
Mrs. E. G. Williams and baby of FIT.
Madison are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. ]. G.. Whiteley visited in Bur
lington recently with friends.
Miss Irene Smith of Keosauqua
spent Sunday here at the w. l. Boyle
home.
Mrs. G. w. James died at her home
north Of town Wednesday morning aft
CIR an illness Of several weeks.
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BONAPARTE.

Allen Kite Of Keota visited here last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Cox.
Miss Ethel Hendricks has gone to
Pennington where she has employ
ment.
Bert Watts of Hillsboro was recent
of town.
Miss Celia Heath of Galesburg, ILL.,,
visited last week at the J. w. Fftzger-
aid home.
Milt Cox of Mt. Zion was here last
week to visit his father S. !. Cox who is
quite Ill.
Annison Bradford and family Of Lu-
ray, Mo-, were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Trimble.
Glenn E. Davis of Hitchcock, s. d.,
came last week for visit with his
family.
Bruce Vale has gone to Ames, Ia, to
resume his school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heminger and
family recently visited the Earl House.
holder family
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith expect to
go to Detroit, Mich, where Mr.. Smith
will be employed.
Relatives here have received word of
the marriage of Herman B. Wyrick and
Miss Hazel Lackey on Jan. %. The
wedding occurred at Montrose at the
home of the bridegroom. Mrs. Wyrick IS
we'll known here, having visited many
times with her grandmother Mrs. Mar
garet Dulin.
Miss Ruth Cheney Of Douds came on
Saturday for a weeks visit at home.
Miss Mollie Boyer of Chicago came
Monday for visit with her parents.
Mrs. Roger N Cresap very pleasant
ly entertained the Whist club Tuesday
afternoon.
At recent meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
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GAVRIELLA INDICTED;
1ST DEGREE MURDER

Des Moines, Jan. 27-Raphael Cav.
1iella, an Italian, was indicted, charged
with first degree murder by the POLK
county grand jury which reported late
yesterday. Six indictments were re-
turned. Gavriella is charged with hav'
ing shot and killed Now Tarso at an
Italian christening on November S.
Mrs Anna Webster, clairvoyant
was indicted on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretences. Mrs
Webster was arrested two weeks ago
charged with having secured $l,2Oo
from Mrs. Anna Aschen, a widow, on
the pretense that she would make the
money grow to $1,000,000 by sleeping
on it.
Mrs. Aschen was making frantic eff.
forts to secure 500 more for Mrs.
Webster in order that the spell might
not be broken when the police ar
rested the clairvoyant.
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CANT RlL.

DR.. w. "A. Jones and Lee Harbldge
were in NJ oulton Tuesday and Wednes-
day attending the meeting of the petit
TONERS along the c. 3. & c. line for an
other passenger train each day.
Mrs. Nora Dodson of Fowler, Colo,
Chas Loring of Pueblo. Colo, Chas.
McLeland of Omaha, Nebr., Leland 81
Omaha. Nebr.. and Newton McLeland
of Palisade, Nebr., are all at the home
of Wilson Work near town, called by
the serious illness of their mother and
sister Mrs. Esther Loring who suffered
a stroke Of paralysis recently. >-a
G.. NJ. Jones and wife are visiting IN
Milton.
A. f. Cunningham of Atlanta, Mo-. is
visiting at the home of H., Cunningham.
Altha Casady has returned from a
visit with her sister in Kansas.
Mrs. Altha Jones visited in Milton
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HIGHLAND r. NO. 8.

II Miss Opal Funk spent Saturday night
with her friend Lizzie Robertson. They
attended the oyster supper at Highland
Center In the evening.
Mrs. Tillie Robertson spent Saturday
with her mother Phoebe Schertz near
Dahlonega. Mrs. Schertz is recovering
from her second stroke Of paralysis. :
AS an appreciation of his faithful
services as superintendent of the Bap-
fist Sunday school for many years
about eighty-six j members of his
school and neighbors met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robertson one
day last week where a fine dinner was
served by the guests. The remainder Of
the day was devoted to good music and
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson were present
ed with rocking chair.
Mrs. Thomas Reinier is i'll with a
severe attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Opal Funk received a nice pres
ent from her many young friends who
surprised her by meeting at her home
Monday. @
Clifford Bowlin and family spent
Sunday visiting with Mrs. BoWlin's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker.
Cecil Shaub is able to attend school
again, having recovered from his recent
illness.
Mrs. Jane Cook has returned to her
nome IN Kansas CITY aItef week
visit with friends and relatives here.
Quite number from this community
attended the oyster supper served by
the ladies Of the NJ. r. church at High
land Center Saturday night.
c. G. Triplett and wife of Fremont
spent Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Hat
tie Fink and family.
Miss Mintie Umphry of Oskaloosa is
visiting with her brother l.. c. Umphrey
and family. .-,
Miss Ethel Doud spent Sunday with
her friend Opal Fink, w
Miss Eva McKuen Of Carrollton, No.,
returned home Saturday after pleas
ant visit with his uncle Charles Cobler
and family. " 5,l, "a.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fink surprised them by assemb-
ling at their home and spending Tues
day evening with them. Mr.. Fink will
move with his family to Ottumwa soon
where they will make their future
home '- ts#
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Funeral Of Patrick o,connor's.

Charlton, Jan. 27.-Patrick O'Con
nor died at the home of his sister, Mrs
Anna Sullivan, in this city, on Thurs
day evening after an illness Of only
two days with hemorrhage of the
bowels. He was about sixty-three
years Of age. Funeral services, con.
Quoted by Rev. Father MacGillin, were
held at o'clock this morning at St
Mary's Catholic church, after which in.
terment took place in Calvary Gene
terry. Deceased was a single man and
is survived by one sister, Mrs. Sulli.
van, of this place, and one brother,
who resides in California. He was
quiet and unobtrusive, and was well
liked by all who knew him. His de
mise will be mourned by many friends.
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SALEM.

A large crowd was enthusiastic over
the entertainment given by the Salem
hioh school at the opera house Friday
evening. The casts of characters We're
well chosen and the program was well
rendered. A nice sum was Melted for the
benefit of the high school. 80
w *. Bunker bought the Edward
Simkin property near the high school
consideration $4,000. r.
c. w. Conard sold his property on
College street to Misses Emma and
Mary Masden for $500. ..
Perry Byers has given Miss Emma
Masden $1,000 for her residence prop
5erty one block south Of the southeast
corner of the park n
~ Mrs. Phoebe Arnold has purchased OF
Oss Keller. his vacant lots on Depot
street for $500. 2
u Mrs. Anna Ledbetter and son Archie
of Mt. ,Hamill visited at the home of
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
SGarretson last week. Il. L. Ss.jt .&>
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Simkin are en-
joying a visit with their son L. H. Sim
kin from Backoo, N. D.
Miss Blanche Swartz came from
Burlington to visit at the home of her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Eighme.
The Missionary society of the Con-
egational church met with Mrs. c. H.
Cook Friday afternoon.
Rev. w. 3. Rossell went to Berwick,
Ill, Monday called there by the death
Of his brother.
Newt Morrison of Fairfield was a
guest last week of his son Frank and
family west of Salem
Mrs. Garretson of Huntsville, Mo-, is
visiting her sister Mrs. John Tilford
east Of town.
Q. J. Lashmutt was at West Point on
Thursday and Friday on business.
Mrs Stewart recently entertained
her father William Hall from Noun
Pleasant.
The NJ. E. Missionary society met
with Mrs. Kate Brown Friday after
noon.
Mrs. J. w. Young has returned from
a visit with relatives at La Crew
Chase Finley came from Earlam to
visit relatives here.
Mrs. John Nicholson came from Mt.
Pleasant and spent Friday with rela-
tives and friends.
]. c.. Maris was in Mt Pleasant on
business Tuesday. .a.s
Rachel Kellum who has been serious
" i'll, is recovering.
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BLOOMF FIELD.

Mrs. P. G. Ballard of Joy, H., and
her son Glenn and grandson Maurice
are visiting Mrs. Emma SNinney
DR.. B. r. Stone was called to Moul-
ton last night.
Mrs. Mollie owens is on the sick
list
The opening service Of the Methodist
revival good. The house was filed and
Rev. Robertson Of the South Ottumwa
church preached fine sermon on Tho
Worth of a Man.
John Davidson who has been i'll at
the hospital for some time has recoy-
cred.
Geo. Darnielle of Monterey visited his
sister Mrs. John Kline Saturday.
Rev. Roper of the Baptist church Is
holding revival meetings at Harmony
Union church.
DR.. F.. e. Hughes of Des Moines 10
visiting his sister Mrs. Ada johnson.
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CHARLTON.

The annual banquet of the Entre
Mons cluh was held last evening at the
home Of Miss Florence Maple. lls IN.
menu served was an elaborate one anu an
the loving cup service was useu. liz
color scheme of red and white was car
Red ont in ali the decorations which
were unique and beautiful. Those pres
ent were Mrs Sue Whicher and MISS
Frances Blanchard, of Des Molnes'
Mrs. Ida Rea of Abba, Mesdames Gus
sic Buchanan, Berthenia Penlck, bui
dette Derrough, Louise McCollough'
Fay Brown, Nellie Graves, MAUD SUI
ton, Matte Aten, Edith Copeland, DOT
othy Vaughn, Villa Larlmer, h w.
Anderson, Misses Florence Maple, Jes-
sic McIntice, Myrtle DUNCAN and Wine
Blown of this city.
Miss Jessie Andrew who is empteyed
in a millinery establishment IN ,Calu-
met, Mich. and who was called nome
recently by the death *.%of her mother
Mrs, j. H. Andrew, returned 10 hSr
duties last evening.
MI and Mrs Alfred Roberts OF FL,
lott. formerly of this place, who had
been spending month with the lat
ters parents ,Mr. and Mrs. G. ii san
dahl OF Lincoln township and otner
relatives and old friends, returned
home yesterday. > 59as s&
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph douglass Oh Des
Moines are here for a visit with tne
latter's mother Mrs Ida Wren ana
other relatives 80 y.
Miss Helen Becker of near Russell
visited in this city yesterday with her
sister Mildred while on, her way nome
from a visit IN Hum ston with her
grandparents. III,
AIRS, Minnie BARLEY formerly of TINS
city ai,ived yesterday for visit with
her sister Mrs. Fred Yengel ana otner
I ,,Tg:. ~, = II fri
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 6. Robinson departed
last evening for Kansas City IN re-
spons@ to message announcing the
death Of her sister Miss j. w. Peacher;
Deceased visited here last fall and had
many f,ienGs in Charlton who Will
learn O. her demise with regret.
Mrs. L. w. Cowgirl of Ferguson is
visiting in this city with her aunt MRS.
r. A. Hasselquist.
Mrs. Claude Younkin of OttumWa
came yesterday for brief visit with
Mrs. Bert Yengel and other friends.
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NEGRO HELD; TRIED
TO KILL PAWNBROKER

Des Moines, Jan. 27.-Harry Bell, a
negro, is being held by the police to-
day charged with having attempted to
kill J. M. Marcus, a pawnbroker, from
whom he was stealing a watch. Bell
tried to shoot Marcus with revolver
he had stolen from a relic case at the
police station. The gun was used IN
1905 by John Irwin to murder his wife,
shoot her companion and commit
suicide.
According to Chief Of Detectives
Johnson, the negro has long criminal
record and has served five terms IN
the Missouri penitentiary.
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Auto Top Factory at Sioux City.

Sioux City, Jan. PA factory for
the manufacture of automobile tops
will be opened in Sioux City in Febru-
airy, according to an announcement
made today by w. E. Holmes. secre-
Itary of the Commercial club. r. E.
Stickler, of Omaha, is to be in charge
of the new institution. The deal was
closed after considerable correspond
ence.
Mr.. Stickler will be in Sioux City
early in February to rent building
which will be used as factory. 1t is
planned to employ Is men at the start
and incretse the number according to
the demands of the industry.
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THE e. r. MASON
CASE UP MONDAY

Des Moines, JAM. 27.--The case Of
f. R. Mason, formerly clerk Of the
federal court, will be- taken up for
hearing Monday morning. Judge
Munger of Lincoln, Neb., will preside
at the hearing.
The suit was brought by the federal
government for the recovery of large
amount of fees. J. D. Harris, special
examiner for the department of JUS
tice at Washington, arrived here yes.
terday and is going over the evidence
in the case.
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creston Line in Early Spring.

Creston. Jan. 27.--The Creston, Win
terset & Des Moines Railroad Co., ex-
poets to build the first division Of it's
proposed line from Creston to Des
Moines this summer, according to A.
s. Lynn of Orient, secretary of the
company. The first division will be
from Creston to Macksburg. All of the
officers Of the road are confident that
the new line will progress at least that
far during the present year
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JURORS SA YROOM /.
BEDDING FILTHY

Sioux City, Jan. 27.-Alleging that
the jury retiring rooms are unsanitary
and infected with vermin, jurymen
serving on the present panel in
Woodbury. county have addressed a
vigorous protest to Judge F.. r. Gay
nor in which they petition that condi-
eions be bettered.
The Jurors allege that the bedding
is soiled and filthy and that the gen.
eral Accommodations are highly Of
fensive.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Starr, son.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Starr, son.
w. H. Hilpert and wife Of Troy are
guests of f e. Evans. .....- Is.
VIM. Vale was on the sick list but IS
now able to be about his work. I'D
The third number Of the lecture
course will be given at the Christian
church Friday evening, THE Colored
Quartet"
Mrs j. H. DeFord is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Nora Silver at McCook,
Nebr.
A number of Cantril young people
spent Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McManis
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pierce,
q son, ...0t
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Jacksonville Heights
Improvement Co.
Jacksonville, Florida.
LEGAL NOTICES
Administrators Notice.

I Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested. that on the 18th day Of jan
nary, A. D. 1912, the undersigned was
appointed by the Clerk of the District
court Of Wapello county, Iowa, admin
istrator of the estate Of John Murray.
deceased. late of said county. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated. to
said court for allowance.
Dated January 10, 1912.
Charles p. Parker, administrator.