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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-29
CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.


Leonhard Blaese. 1s1 New Jersey Rail-
George d. Knecht. 2o5-2oo washington
Same place
Chhrles Waterman, OH South Nine
Henry Livingston, 2so Bank st. Same Same piacs
Mrs. Anna schuessler. 3o3 Lafayette st..
Daniel M. George, SO Springfield av.,
Pietro Caleagno, "a Sixth NV, Same place
William Erhard. 920 Bergen St.. same place
Ernst Claus. 81 West t........... Same place
Frank Makowski, II Waveriy av. same place
William Rosch, 145 Mulberry st. Same place
Louis Butcher. AID Bellevllle av. Same place
Arnold Kleinschmidt. 300 Plane ST.,
Same place
hiy W,.tiSn, n bowery st.....aSame place
Timothy ]. Tansey, SO Bowery st. Same place
Louis Holiander. SO Commerce st. Same place
Adolph d. Bender, 1920 Railroad av.,
Same place
Louie Lustoadera 2o2 Court st.. Same place
LOUIS berger, 90 Peshine av..n..Same place
Thomas Hart, 15i Mulberry ST.. Same place
Harry M. Vosburgh, PAL Market ST.,
Henry Bodenschntz, 314 Ferry st. same place
Nathan Jacob. $50 Market st.....same place
Joseph Bianchi, 81 Stone st.......sam place
Achilles Il. %Skipwith. 1T6 Warren ST.,
Same place
EDWARD DAILY, 4Z3 Mulberry 5t....Same place
Terence p. Butler, 80 River st ... Same place
Andreas Raschka, 402 Ferry St.. Same place
Tony Patuvano, 1912 Nichols st. Same place
Henry Buttlemann, 20 William st. Snme-place
9unuS oteln xIs 9pIinsne.a ", same place
iohn q william finland, lol Pacific st..
Same place
refer tleinrich 2OD Halsey 1t.....Same place
Albert Urban, 143 Howard st......Same place
Vincenzo Salvatorlello, 213 Eighth av.,
Same piace
Peter Mucclo. 1913 Seventh av..... same place
Stephen Konecnik, 3S Jackson st.. Same place
sebastian Sapiello; y Lock st...same place
bolebihW OihoWshl, l<o belmont aV.,
urn,,.u a. same place
william Kay. 10 Lock st......same place
Petr9 Nisiy,ccio, n DRIFT st......same place
Frank Mueller ~ Morris y. Same place
MIS- EllzaDeth Wolenstin' ol hayes St.
Same place
stephen WrapeIy' oV funyon &c Same place
Louis Geltzeilerl 81 Waverly av.. Same place
L roa5 2erveI' 5Vozt Nv slaIhet H.. same place
Prod winter, Sol washington st.:Same place
Peter a. & james J. curran, 50 Belle,
vile av.." ."..-.,.Sam place
Robert Logue. 1Sl Market st.-....Same place
yalentin Reichard, 80 Market st. Same place
Georee Hudak; do4 mulberry st...Sanle place
Louis Boyer, 40 Halsey st........Same place
John sgiger,, 40 Avon WIS Same place
Sefnan seBaI, luOff Cnapel st,..... same place
Bertold Schneider; Y Charlton st Same place
Andrew Paszek. 80 South Orange av.,
-. Same place
Weinsarth q Whatton, IA Halsey st.,
v,, - B., r, same place
y.h ma y 6sngeRi o. ct Itn '.Sanie p,ace
gosepn Junaho' naE seventh aV'' same pace
gIaohhanes W., ~ Ts9 Sa m piaes
Sohh y MoooseIn, ioS ftuason ss.SaHie pace
Hirs' EIzaoeth feiper' 7oo-4ol rl!eeentn
avi.s:" same place
2neoD iiot@ert To- "aa1n1uEt ssft..tit 'eafhe piace
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BABY carriage. cost $50; boys auto. cost
Sioi exchange Tor good folding go-eart.
Address CARRIAGE. Box no. star office.
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FARMS ron SALE.

SEND to Country Dept, for new booklet;
farms. country home, gentlemen's estates,
New Jersey, New York. Long Island. Conn.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Inc. Essex building
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LosT-Child,s gold chain and heart. Thurs
day evening. June 20, in vicinity OF Broad
st. and Pennsylvania av. or st. Columba's
Hall. Please return to 100 Broad 81.
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CAMEEA-Dry part, two lenses. one view,
one portrait lamp: developing trays. print
s,ng frames, dark room lamp; will exchange
for anything its value. Address CAMERA.
Box 1S6. Star office.
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FARMS WANTED.


WE can sell or exchange your farms, coun-
try home or estate, Country Department
LOUIS ScHLESINGER. Inc. Essex build
ing.
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ILMAN-Good quick worker. UNITEL
HING CO.. 11s Market st.
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CARD MACdINE-WfH exchange Jumbo
playing card machine for most anything;
what have your Address CARD. Box 14s,
Star office.
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CASH register, cost me when new. s17b; will
exchange for motorcycle. Address REGIS
TER. Box 1874. Star office.
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HAVE n number of small articles to *
chance for small ones; also 1dx1B-ft. tent.
with fly and poles. to exchange for any
ching useful TO the value Of se5; would Ike
motorcycle, any make. Address TENT. Box
116. Star office.
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REAL ESTATE ron EXCHANGE.


ANYONE wishing to exchange real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities,
send particulars of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1873 Market st.
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fHARD's EXPRESS INC; John A.
|nhard. observation-disclosures and rig
safes, machinery and boilers moved:
for furniture, storage. Rear Al Camp
city: tells. 67-5721 Market.
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TO ExCHANGE-solid gold Elgin watch.
latest model. new two months ago. for
motorcycle' or viii take good bicycle and
fee.
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REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

50. 400.
Bargain offered from general contractors:
We build 2A-story frame buildings, all
impts., except steam heat; best material
used size 22x50; sheeted. papered, sided.
double porches. piazzas, pantries; plans and
specifications furnished; aleo one-famlly
house, 81. GOO, three-family house, 81. 500;
model house can be seen. Money loaned for
entire cost of building. KAPLA BROS.
SOB South Twelfth st.
BUILDING plots, thirty feet frontng &c: re-
stricted neighborhood best part OF Newark
800; easy terms. Address JOHN j. CAuL-
LET & CO.. Inc. Essex building. Newark.
N. ].
lRVINGTON-For sale, modern residence
and %location; new. Z rooms and bath, all
improvements, terrace; plot 46x15O. Inquire
100 Florence av., Irvington.
ONE-FAMILY house for sale, eight rooms:
all improvements, including excellent
steam-heating plant, room for garage. In
qulre 71 South Fourteenth st.
s11 900 BUYS valuable property at north
east corner OF West Kinney and Broome
SITS, 3B feet IL inches on West Kinney St, by
100 feet on Broome at, three-story brick
double tenement, two stores, two frame
buildlnRs on Broome st. Inquire r. e..
PENDERGAsT. o24 Essex building, 27-35
Clinton st., Newark, phone 2662 Market, or
JAMES ]. McAV1NEY, II North Fourth ST.,
Harrison, N. j., phone 2121-W, Harrison.
BIoomaoid.
FOR S~ALE-Splendld bargain. $500 or $400
cash, balance on first mortgage, will buy
now slx-room house, all improvements; bath,
heat throughout; price -, 800. Inquire
owner. j. STAMFORD. 500 Bloomfield av..
Bloomfield.
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EARN a dollar an evening writing postals
at home; first supply OF cards and particu-
lars to start work for dime. II. HAMBLIN,
Station A-414. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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INC MAN. wishes a position at anything;
~ 'wfthvtoolsi can furnish reference.
Is ID. c., Box 80. Star Office.
NC MAN 10 years Of age) wishes posi-
h with electrical supply house or cleri-
work. ELECTRICAL. Box 43. Star
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LETT.


NEW POINT COMFORT BEACH, Keans-
burg-Two cottages, consisting OF fourteen
rooms. connecting; suitable for boarding
house, rooming or private family: lovely
yard elegant bathing beach; one OF the
incest places Of the seeshore. For partlcu-
ney st., Newark. NJ. j.
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WHAT have Won to offer for twenty-five
four-minute and six o-min Edison
! records. in frst-ciass condition.? g.. Box
103. star office.
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WHAT am ] offered for a set OF new Inter-
national Encyclopedias. twenty-one vol
umes; half morocco; cost $500. Address
CYCLoPS. BOX ITO, star office.
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Automobiles For Hire.
MOTOR TRUCKS
FOR HIRE
MotorcycIes ana bicycles.

RIDE tho well-known Hudson Bicycle, gen
uine d. & ]. hanger, Thor hubs, with 81
tires. h~andlebars, saddle, gear optional. $50;
Dayton Bicycles, 3-arch truss frame and
mudguards. best Of equipments, s35; Haver-
ford Bicycle. s25; Packard Bicycle, $40;
others as low as $40. Cash or credit. Come
and see IL or send for our illustrated cata-
logues. All our goods guaranteed for one
year. We buy. sell and exchange bicycles
and motorcycles; wholesale and retail.
The "Big 1912 90 Haverford Motorcycle,
with all latest improvements, S1T5; a few
1911 machines at cost 1000 Royal, 49, h. p,
v belt, 500. Al condition. We offer an
agency to our riders. See us at once.
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO., e45 ROA ST.
Phone 131S-W, Market. Open evenings.
Branch stores-Philadelphia, Pa; Washing
ton, ID. c.; Buffalo, N. Y; Atlantic City,
N. J.
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TO ExCHANGE-RoIltop desk, chairs, table
and pictures for diamond, motorcycle or
relics. X. Box 121. Star ONCE.
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WHAT am I offered In exchange for q
Palmer marine gasoline engine, 2-horse-
mower, with Schebler oarhureter propeller,
shaft and steering gear. Address KOECHER.
Box 1870. Star Office.
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CLOTHING.

DEALER in new and secondhand clothing;
highest prices paid for CASTOR clothing:
send postal.
L. KRAWIrz, 104 SOUTH ORANGE Av.
PAY high prices for cast-of clothing; send
postal. Il. COHEN. 90 Canal at.
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PRINTINC-Quick, neat: low price; your
trade solicited. ROsE PRESS. 100 Null
berry ST., ground floor.
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HELP wANrEp-MALr AND FEMALE

LADY and gent who can dance Irish reels
and jigs. Apply GoRMAN'S ANNEX,
Surf av. and STATIONS walk, Coney Island.
MAN AND WIFE to take charge Of a small
farm; man must be an all around farmer
and understand care of stock; good wages
to right couple. Address FARMER, Box IS.
Star Office.
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WHAT am I offered In exchange for two
well-bred collie pups. wireless goods ore.
ferred. Address COLLIE. Box 1s1. star
Office.
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hARE and old coins; | have a collection Of
coins or all nations; some are centuries
oldi ! need a typewriter and office furnI-
ture. or what have You to swap? Address
COINS, Box 1872. Star office.
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WHAT am I offered in exchange for q
Tribune bicvcle in good condition. Adj
dress GREGORY. Box 1872, star office.
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WHAT have YOU TO offer me IN exchanges
for twenty-five four-minute Edison req
ords. in good condition. Address SMITH.
Box f03. Star office. -
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished. OF two.
four and five rooms; private bath. every
room light and airy; free phone services.
everything complete for housekeeping; re-
fined people only; no objection to child. Call
So West Kinney at
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mrDwIvns.

GRADUATE midwife-MRS. GRURICH, s52
Third av., New York, Twenty-nfth-Twen
ty-sixth st.; ladies' private nursing -
hnsments; alsf treatment at home.
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BARTER Am EXCHANGE.

A GOOD motorcycle wanted for new. fully
equipped canoe. MOTORCYCLE. Box 1876,
Star Office.
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PuLL-OUT couch and mattress XHI
quarter white enamel bed and sny
single brass bed, springs and NATL
t~hree-quarter brass bed. springs an
tress all perfect CO tdition. a.
COUCH. Box 1873, Star Office.
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BARTER Avn

NEW golden oak fat-topW
chair; what am I ofered?S
Box 141, Star office.
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FunNIsuEp RooMs no LET.


PLUM ST.. 2f-slngle and double furnishe,
rooms; three minutes to -Four Corners;'
rent reasonable.
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WILL exchange a 100-galion gasoline tank
or n seven-volume leather-bound rnterna-
tional Correspondence School electrical cnsi-
neering course for a strictly first a,3#s
mobile shoe. size 34xf. Address TANK. BOX
1Se. Star office.
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ALL goods left over one year will be sold at
public auction on Friday. June %, 1912, at
PHILIP KRIMKE, Loan Office. 90 Academy
ST.. city.
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WILL exchange a Remington typewf<1
machine for n bicycle, In good order.
coaster brake. or cornet. Address X,
Ia. Star office.
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kSMITH-Goqd sober, all around man,
to FORCES. etb. Apply BELLEVILLE
ER ROLLING MILL. Mill St, Belle
fohJ). N. j.
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FEMALE English bulldog. cheap; call any
evening after 0 o'clock. o. KAAS. 1888
Broad st.
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ksMITH's HELPER wanted. II
Eon st.
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STATE ST. 48h-Two connecting house.
keeping rooms, first floor; also large front
room for sleeping.
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uELP wANrEp-rEMALn.

ADD $40 WEEKLY to your income writing
postals at home evenings; first supply OF
cards and particulars to start work for dime.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-09

from visit with friends and rela-
relatives in Richland.
Mrs. e. w. Ulin, 934 West Main
street, left today for Abba, where she
will spend Easter with relatives.
Misses Blanche Evans and Opal
Murrow, 507 East Main street, are
spending, the day with friends in Abba.
Mrs. Joseph Snyder of North Nc
Gregor, who has been spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cocherill, $40 West Main
street, left this morning for Abba for
a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Sullivan, 113 South Iowa
avenue, returned last evening on Bur
lington No. 4 from a weeks visit with
relatives in Creston.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cocherill, 104
East Court Street, returned last even
ing from Los Angeles and other Cali
fornia points, where they have been
spending the winter
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-09
POLK COUNTY GOES
SOLID FOR WILSON
Clark Men Put Up Fight, But Are
Voted Down at Every Turn in
Convention.

Des Moines, April 8.-Polk county
democrats instructed solid delegation
Of 80 to the state convention at Bur.
lington May 16 to vote for Gov. Wood
row Wilson Of New Jersey, as the par
ty candidate for the presidency.
Overriding the protests of the sup
porters of Speaker Champ Clark, the
we'll organized Wilson machine carried
everything before it.
Wilson men had majority of more
than two to one in the convention. OF
the 22S delegates the entire county
was entitled to there We're 1872 dele
gates seated with credentials.
On a test of strength for and
against Gov Wilson as opposed to
Speaker Clark, a roll call vote re-
suited as follows: Wilson 1211a dele
gates; Clark 6411 delegates.
More than 300 democrats crowded
the largest room in the Polk county
court house to listen to the proceed
ings of the convention. which party
leaders said last evening was the
stormiest the party has held in this
county for years.
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BONAPARTE WOMAN
DIED SUDDENLY

Bonaparte, April S.-Mrs. Mary A.
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CHARLTON.

Miss Mark Blakemore has returned
from a few days visit with relatives
and friends in Ottumwa:
Mrs. Mary Varga, mother OF Mrs. A.
E.. Dorm, has returned from a TWO
weeks visit with relatives in Leon.
Mrs. r. w. Throckmorton is spending
a few DAYS In Omaha with her son
Gross and family. She was also met
there by her daughter Daisy who IS
teaching in the Fort Dodge schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McAloon have
been called to Ottumwa by the death OF
their niece Miss Kathryn McAloon.
Mrs. c. J. Armstrong Of webster ter
City who had been visiting near THIS
CITY with her daughter Mrs. Ray Croz-
Ter has gone to Bussey to visit another
daughter, :;
County Clerk Collins issued mar
rage license to Emery Duckworth and
Eta Shore Of Cedar township and to
Joseph A. CHM and Stella Prevo both
Of near Lucas. "
Mrs. Henry Wilt of Russell game
yesterday for visit at the home OF her
brother-in-la law S. e. Wilt.
Mayor H. G. Larimer returned yes
terday from a few days business trip
to Chicago He was accompanied home
by his sister, law Miss Nellie Hol-
linger who had been there for two
months receiving medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Wright or Boone
formerly Of this county, are visiting
here with her uncle Jas. WEIGH and
other relatives and old friends.
Miss Mabel Lynn of Jay returned to
her home last week after visit with
her aunts Mesdames Chas. Tate and S.
w. Cooley.
Miss Louise Hess left for a few days
visit in Clarinda with her sister Mrs.
Geo. Perrine.
Mrs. Jennie F1uke of Osceola return
ed home yesterday after a few days
visit with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Ekfelt returned
Yesterday from Rockford, ILL.,, where
they were called some time ago by the
death of their SON. law Rev. N. P.
SjoStrom. - '>.
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.LAFE YOUNG IS
IN THE RACE
DIES MONIES PUBLISHER AN.
NOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR
UNITED STATES SENATE
EDITORIAL IN CAPITAL
Former Senator's Claim in Contest
Against Kenyon Set Forth in
Article Published in His
Paper Today

Des Moines, April S.-Formal an
nouncement of the candidacy OF
Lafayette Young for United States
senator, to succeed Senator w. S.
Kenyon, was made today in the Des
Moines Capital of which Mr.. Young Is
publisher. Col. Young succeeded Sem
ator J. P. Dolliver by appointment of
Gov. Carroll and served in the senate
until Senator Kenyon was elected by
the Iowa legislature in February OF
last year. An editorial in today's Issue
of the Capitol says:
In presenting the senatorial candi-
dacy of Lafayette Young his friends
invite a respectful consideration of
the following:
Born and raised on Iowa soil, life
long student of her resources, an inces-
SAINT champion of her possibilities, he
is exceptionally we'll qualified to look
after her interests from the national
viewpoint in the United States senate.
For quarter OF q century with his
pen and on the public platform he has
been preaching the gospel Of Greater
Iowa.
He began the advocacy Of improved
highways when the proposal was
looked upon as the fad of dreamer,
but kept at it until the river-toriver
road was established and good roads
association organized in nearly every
community in the state. He spent
81, 200 of his own money in helping to
promote the enterprise, and is today
the active president OF the Iowa Good
Roads association. -. ~
His loyalty to the educational inter
ests of the state has been untiring
and. while defending the claims Of the
university and the college upon the
public, he has given special attention
to the rights and the needs OF the
country school both in the way Of we'll
paid teachers and wholesome and at
tractive surroundings for the country
boys and girls.
Since the DAY when as boy he saw
three older brothers march away to
the civil war the cause of the union
soldier has been his cause. His news
paper has advocated liberal pensions
for Grand Army veterans and their
More than a dozen years ago
he declared in a letter to the Women's
Relief corps at Marion, Iowa, that the
federal government might give the
civil war veterans a half interest in
the republic which their heroic vaior
had saved without overpayment Of the
nations debt. ~.
Since his first vote was cast he has
been a republican from conviction. He
has believed that the party which sue
cessfully conducted the war for the
of the union. restored
the national credit, devised the most
successful currency system the civil
led world has ever known, secured
liberty for Cuba. brought order out OF
chaos in the Philippine 1slands-an
laid at our governmental
doors by the fortunes OF war, devel-
oped and maintained a tariff system
which has provided national revenue,
industry and elevated and
labor, made possible the
building OF the Panama canal ard
taken the initiative toward interna-
tional arbitration and universal peace,
Is a party more deserving OF praise
han apology and that the possibilities
Of it's future are as inspiring as its
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Epperson were also in Grinnell attend
sx,z- xl,-o x,ao Aiaarr

Epperson were also in Grinnell attend
ing the meeting.
Rev. c. w. Cochran shipped his
household goods to Mt. Pleasant Friday
and Mrs. Cochran and the children left
Saturday morning for their new home.
Rev. Cochran and family have made
many friends during the time they have
lived in Eddyville and all regret to
have them leave. ...... . =.
Mrs. Geo. De Tar and son John
transacted business in Oshaloosa on
Thursday and visited with Mrs. De
Tars sister Mrs. Eva Grimmes. Mrs.
J. r. Roberts visited relatives in Oska-
loosa Friday. .-. IS.
Mrs. C. H. Stuber and father J.. G.
Chacey who have been spending the
winted at the home of his daughter in
Eddyville went to Richland Friday.
Mrs. Stuber will visitor for few days
with relatives and Mr.. Chacey will re-
main in Richland during the summer.
Mrs NJ E. Bell, Mrs. r. J. Oldham.
Mrs. Sacket and daughter Marian, DR..
Eppie McCrea and Mrs. ~ 3. Holloway
were Ottumwa passengers Friday.