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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-03-12
SEPTEMBER MONTH
OF COUNTY FAIRS

Mason City, March 9.-September
will be the month of county fairs, &C.
cording to the reports being received
by Secretary Charles H. Barber, OF
the North Iowa Fair. The following
are scheduled for the week Septem'
Der 2 TO s: Big Four Fair association
Nashua; C. L. Putney, secretary, ray.
cite County Agricultural society, West
Union; E. A. McIlree, secretary. Han
cock J County Agricultural society,
FRITZ; r. l.. Mcmillan, secretary. Har-
din County Agricultural society, 81.
dora; H. S. Martin, secretary. Wright
County Agricultural society, Clarion;
Charles Rotzer, secretary. The North
Fair, Mason City, will hold the dates
OF September 9 to 49, For the week
of September 16 to 20. the following IS
the schedule: Bremen County Fair
association, Waverly; d. A. Long, sec
rotary Kossuth County Agricultural
society, Algona; T. P. harrington, sec
cretary. Worth County Agricultural
society, Northwood, 2. H. Miller, sec
rotary. The Franklin County Agricul-
tural society, Hampton, will hold their
fair September % to ~; G. D. VIII
liams, secretary.
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PAckW

]. C. Ruggles who has been an in
valid for several years met with a
painful accident Friday morning.
While walking about the room he trip
ped and fell striking his head on the
corner of the stove, making an ugly
scalp wound. requiring a physician's
attendance. The shock to his enfeebled
conditions causes his friends grave
anxiety
Mrs. Nettie johnson has rented prop
erty at Linpy and with her two chill
dren will make her homo there for a
time.
Mrs. r. r. North has returned from
a visit with relatives at Winfield.
Walter Weller shipped his household
goods and farming outfit to his farm
in Minnesota last week.
n Oscar Steigleded attended the cemen!
show-at Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Caviness hav.
goneto housekeeping in the Eckley
property on East Second street
John Hazlitt pioneer of this coun-
ty whose home is close to Packwood is
very i'll at his sisters in Missouri,
where he has been for several weeks
It is reported than no hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery
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UPPER IOWA EDITORS
TO MEET MARCH I28-9

Humboldt, March 9.-The forty-third
semi-annual session of the Upper Des
Moines Editorial association will be
held at Iowa State college, Ames, on
Thursday and Friday, March % and
20.
The college faculty will entertain
the editors with a reception Thurs
day evening. The program committee
has arranged a fine program, with
some of the best talent in the guild OF
Iowa to execute it for the two days
session.
Every editor and publisher in the
state Is cordially invited to this feast
of reason and flow of soul" All poltti-
cal subjects will be sedulously avoid
ed during the entire session and "har-
mony" will be enforced if the secre-
tary has to fight for it.
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SALEM M.

"The Jolly Side of Life" by Mr.. jolly
of Joliet, ILL., at the opera house on
Thursday evening was bubbling over
with wit and humor. The large audi
ence was delighted with the entertain
ment.
Many friends of Miss Sarah Har-
grave called on her Tuesday afternoon,
Feb 81, it being her S0th birthday ami
versary
Mr. and Mrs. John Rhode of keokuk
were guests at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Feter knight d
few days of last week.
Tuesday Phillip Brody returned from
st. Louis where he spent several weeks.
Miss Clara Cooper returned to OF
tumwa Thursday where she IS EN- :
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penn Smith were called
to Codell, Kansas. last week by the
death of Harvey Hockett.
Mrs. C. A. Davidson went to Quincy,
H.. Thursday to attend the millinery
opening.
Albert Miller and family have movde
to Mrs J. r. Ingrim's property In the
west part of town
Mrs. william Johnson left Wednes-
day evening for Rcseville. H., to attend
fine funeral OF her sister Mrs Reed.
Mrs. ZoefTurner attended the mil
linery opehingsin Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roberts of Sioux
Falls. S. D., are visiting relatives at
Unpleasant and Salem.
Charles mad John Thomas came from
Mayburg and were guests of Salem
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Bliss are enjoy
ing q visit with their daughter Mrs. I
A. Ayers from New York CITY,
Mrs. j. r. ingrim entertained MRS
Alta sullivan from Fairfield Tuesday
and Wednesday. s
Miss Lola Moon is at home following
visit with Miss Ruth Synder.
Mack Thompson has returned to his
home in Frederick, S. D..
Mrs. Kate Brown and daughter Mrs,
Davidson spent a day of last week al
Mt Pleasant :,
Little Miriam Cook has been quite III
but is reported better.
Mrs. Leon Smith spent last week
with relatives at Birmingham.
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recently bought from Pitt Plumer.
j. r. Johnson left Saturday for

recently bought from FIJI TluIleA' RI
]. E. Johnson left Saturday for a
visit in Lockridge.
Mrs Grace Campbell of Bloomfield
came in Thursday evening to see he'll
mother Mrs Emeline Robinson.
Mesdames Belle Bonn and Anna
Watts went to Stockport SATURDAY
morning.
Three immigrant cars were unloadec
here Saturday.
Mrs Will Pope has been visiting al
the J. w. Mickelwait home in Ottumwa
last week.
Harley Holmes has sold his barber
shop to Ed and Elmer Johnson Mr.
Holmes expects to go to Montana &c
live.
Miss Marietta Helterbran is attend
ing the teachers meeting in Eldon anc
will visit relatives there. %
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pickard returned
Friday from visit at the Flckaru
home near Cottonwood. E -
Mrs. Arthur Endersby returned yes
terday from short visit in L1nneus
Mo- ..-.s
Mrs. Kate Biliingsly left Wednesday
for Chicago on business.
Mrs. Tatman returned a few days
ago from Nebraska, where she spent
the winter with her daughter Mrs
Letha Boroff.
Mrs. Will Thornton returned from
Houghton Saturday.
George Stillwell returned Saturday
from Winfield where he was attending
school.
Orpha Landes and Jess Gibson were
married Monday evening at the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Boley. They viii
make their home on the Ogren farm.
BE-.
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RICHLAND.

Wallace Goss Of Harper, kans., who
has been visiting relatives here the
past four weeks went to Union, Mo-,
last Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Woolums and children
of Packwood were guests at the par
entail VIM Drummond home Friday.
Mrs. Gerelda Tracy and daughter
Dorothy went to Brighton Friday ], to
attend the funeral of BAIL Tracy,
brother law of Mrs. Tracy.
B. H. Farmer and Bunk Ward were
over to Sigourney Saturday to attend
the republican convention as delegates
from this township.
Art Reynolds sold his stock and
fixtures of his restaurant Saturday to
Duane Vastine who took Immediate
possession. IA
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the M. f. church met with
Miss Ella Ward Friday and spent a
please and profitable afternoon. Re-
freshments were partaken Of and
enjoyed.
Mrs. Joel Gregory was called t..
Wayland last Thursday to the bedside
of her brother Barclay Jones who is
seriously ILL.,
The Masonic order gave degrees tl
several candidates Thursday night.
The Eastern Stars held their regu-
lar meeting last Tuesday night.
T. M. Walker went to Norfolk, Nebr.
last week to visit his son Myron AMI
family. x
The Woman's club were entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. A. c. Brady.
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AVERY.

DR.. Peppers was an Ottumwa visitor
Friday.
Mrs. ]. w. Richter and children were
at Abba Friday.
P. H. Hynes was in Abba on BUSH
ness Friday.
Mrs. VanMatre was an Ottumwa Wis
itor~Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Athey vacated the
Robert Peterson property and moved
to small farm near Cuba which Mr..
Athey purchased some time ago.
The c. B. & @. switch engine had a
bad smash up here last week when a
large so ton car loaded with coal got
away in the Avery yard and ran down
the hill, colliding with the engine at
the foot Of the hill that was taking
water. There being sharp curve in
the track near the tank, the car was
not seen until it was upon them.
The brakeman jumped and landed in a
creek near by and was bruised and
covered with coal when the car col
lided. The engineer and fireman were
caught in the smashup and sustained
bruises about the head and minor
bruises. An engine from Abba was sent
down to pick up the injured crew.
Roadmaster Allen and Travelling En-
gineer Clifford were up from Ottumwa
following the wreck Of the engine and
coal car to clean up the wreckage.
Owing to the severe snowfall the
mines were unable to run Monday and
Vel. light Tuesday.
Lee. Holden moved on the VIM.
Stewart farm south Of town.
An extra switch engine from OF
tumwa was here several days last week
helping the regular switch engine on
the hill
Mrs Geo. Grant has moved into the
r. M. Clapp property which she re-
Gently purchased. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson en-
tertained the Epworth league Friday
night at their home where the league
met for monthly business meeting.
Miss Bernice Walker who has been
teaching near Moravia, closed sue
cessful term of school at that place, is
at home where she can be near her
father whose condition is such that he
is not able to be up.
Mrs. Ellen Morgan had the sad mis-
fortune to slip and fall last Sat
urday morning, breaking her hip and
as she is quite an alderly lady it will
be slow mending. Her many friends
sympathize with her. Her daughter
Mrs. w. A. Smith is waiting on her.
Mrs. J. w. Richter is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. Simmer of Mt. Pleasant preach
ed at Melrose Sunday morning and
at Avery in the evening.
The Epworth league will give their
literary and music program March %.
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ROE WILL OPPOSE
CROFT'S PARDON

Des Moines, March 9.-Efforts are al.
ready being made to secure a parole
for A. c. Croft, the self confessed
Moulton firebug. These very efforts
have started the worst kind of row
in southern Iowa and were RESPONSE
bic for Croft having his three day visit
home suddenly cut short by Judge
Vermilion.
After he was sentenced Croft Sc
cured permission to go home for over
Sundey. It was agreed that the sheriff
should meet him there and take him to
Ft. Madison. He went home, his
friends got busy with a petition for his
parole, his enemies got busy against
the petition, fight followed and
Judge Vermilion stepped in and cut
short the little outing.
State Fire Marshal Roe will oppose
any efforts to have the man released
until he has served considerable time.
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CEDAR RAPIDS PLANS
FOR REPUBLICANS

Cedar Rapids, March 9.-Arrange-
ments for the meeting of the state re-
publican convention here April "a,
have been completed with the excep-
ton of a few minor details, according
to an announcement made today by G.
F. FRANKIE Of Parkersburg, chairman OF
the republican state central committee.
MI, FRANKIE who is assisted by Secre.
tary L. B. Whitney of DEBORAH, was in
the city consulting with the local com
mittee Of the Commercial club which
is aiding in making preparations for
the convention. -
Portraits of dead Iowa notables as
we'll as present day politicians will be
hung in the hall and the pictures of the
late Senator Dolliver and Allison par
ticularly will be conspicuous.
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klRkvILLE.

Mrs. Chas., Stroud and son Howard
of Ottumwa returned home Tuesday
after a few days visit at the home. of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Failyre.
Mrs. Harry Wilds of Lu Verne is
visiting at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Failyre.
Manley Fairchilds was the guest OF
honor at party given on Wednesday
evening at the home of his parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fairchild. The at
fair was in the nature of a farewell as
he left Friday for Mora, Mimi, where
he expects to remain. The evening was
spent in~games and music, after which
refreshments were served. Those pres
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EDDYVILLE.

The Christian Endeavor society gave
a social Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Dora Hohl, a few miles
west of Eddyville. Games and music
were enjoyed after which refreshments
were served About thirty-five persons
were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Richards and
daughter Opal who formerly lived in
Eddyville, arrived here Thursday from
Roundup, Mont, to again make their
home at this place.
Misses Bernice McMahan and Ruth
Morris and Mrs. Lille Dial visited
friends in Ottumwa Wednesday,.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Shahan and Fred
Wilcox were Ottumwa business pas
sengers Wednesday.
L. l.. McCord went to Oskaloosa on
Wednesday as delegate to the re-
publican primary convention.
Mrs L. Weber and Mrs. T. A. OFT
went to Abba Thursday to attend an
Eastern Star meeting.
The Reliable society Of the Christian
church met Thursday afternoon at the
Odem and Wilcox were hostesses. THE
Value of Foods" was the subject dis
cussed, The leader for the afternoon
was Mrs. M E. Bell. Papers were read
by Mesdames Grace Crosson and Ida
Roberts. The subjects were Amount of
Foods" Sugar as FOOD, vegetables
and their Curative Powers and Value
Of Fruits" An interesting talk on the
short course at Oskaloosa was given
by Miss Clara Bolibaugh. Refresh
ments Of sandwiches and coffee. cake
were served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Adam Emb-
ling.
Mrs. r. H. Walker received word on
Thursday Of the death Of her father j..
A. Fosick who died in hospital in
Chicago, ILL.,, where he was operated on.
His home was in Tecumseh, Nebr.
DR.. f. NJ. McCrea was Des Moines
visitor Wednesday,
Dave Templeton who has been liv-
ing near Hamilton moved to Eddyville
this week.
On account of wreck on the C. r. I.
e. P. railroad the remains of Mrs.
Elizabeth Moss did not arrive here
Thursday morning, making it neces-
sary to change the time of the funeral
to Friday morning at IL o'clock.
. The Mite society met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lemon.
The hostesses were Mrs. Lemon. Mrs.
Shields and Miss Ethel Brown. Papers
on missions were read by Mesdames
r. J. Oldham and G. w. Cochran after
which refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs. r.
J. Oldham.
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MARS HILL

MIR. and Mrs. Ben Black spent one
DAY last week in Ottumwa with Mr.
Blacks mother Mrs. Ira Black.
Quite a number from here attended
the John McCune sale Monday.
Miss Vera Slaven and Lewis Deiters
We're over Sunday visitors in Ottum-
wa.
Mr.. Skirvin's sale was well attended
Wednesday.
Mrs. Marsena Mowery returned
home from Ottumwa Saturday whers
she has been visiting relatives.
Ben Black and Marsena Mowerys are
hauling logs to Floris.
John Koran was elected director fol
the Shank school at the school meeting
last Monday.
Mrs Crook and family spent Wed.
nesday at the home of her parents Mr
and Mrs Sheets
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HiTEMAN.

Miss Stella Barker returned nome
from Lamont y.kere she has been at
tending the e. d. $. conference this
week.
Peck Mitchell was business visitor
in Vinton, Ia, this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Magarian was an Aipia
visitor Wednesday.
Clark Nickells was an Abba business
caller Wednesday.
The Abba Whist club. was entertain
cd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. III.
Waterman Tuesday evening. a large
number of the members came over on
the car and enjoyed a pleasant even
ing.
At the citizens meeting/on Monday
the following were nominated for board
members for the Hiteman publ.c
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MINERS SEEM TO
Be OPTIMISTIC
CAMERON HOPEFUL OF AN
AGREEMENT WITHOUT
STRIKE.

Des Moines, March 9.-The miners
are taking an optimistic view OF thS
probable outcome of the unsettled con.
'dition of affairs between the miners
and operators regarding the wage
scale for 1912-1913, according to Frank
Cameron of Abba, secretary of the
joint executive board of the operators
and miners who attended a two days
session of the board here which just
closed. @
Mr.. Cameron is hopeful that an
agreement will be reached without a
strike.
Iowa miners will able by the de.
cision of the national organization, and
the Iowa wage scale question will be
taken up March Fl with the operators.
On the day preceding the eastern
miners and operators will meet in
Cleveland to confer about the new
wage scale, and the Iowa conference
will depend upon the result Of the
meeting.
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net were Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Frs

net were Mr. and Mrs. Landon Frs
kline, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Vermilion, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Fairchilds. Misses Bertha Nc
Glasson, Louisa Fuhs, Bertha and Mar
garet Parks. Carrie Lucy and Ruby
Alternately, Grace Wilson, Gladys Reed
Cecil and Hazel Moore, Vida Sears,
Laura Sellars, Sadie Knox, Helen and
Ethel Brown, Edith Shaver, Messrs
Tom Glenn, Fred Fuhs, Robert Brown
Jim and Yves Marsh. Jim and Ed Dice
Harry Williams, Bud Graham, Ernest
Brown, Fay Zentz. Willie Comstock
Fred Bell, Ray Sears, Joe Bedford, Guy
and Roy Black.
Jess Shaver, Thad Piken, Jonathan
Parks and Walter Brown were bust-
ness callers in Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Margaret Parks slipped and fell
on the ice Friday evening, cutting q
severe cash on her head.
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BIG WOLF DRIVE
AT MONTROSE

MontrQse. March "a small but
determined band of farmers gathered
at the home Of Charles Mason in Mont
rose township. All came on horse
back, and every man among them was
surrounded by pack Of hounds the
moment he dismoanted in the barn lot.
Less than ten farmers composed the
party. which was setting forth with
the avowed intention of killing all the
wolves in the township.
determination of the sheep-killing
wolves is the sole object of the expe.
dition. Wolves have been more than
usually active during the past few
weeks and several formers have lost
sheep.
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S.L.McGaVic Lumber ca
Ottumwa, Iowa

schools: w. d. Moses, Ed Harrison ana
Chas. Oakley. The election will take
place on Monday. March II, 1912. from
two o'clock in the afternoon until q
to have the grounds covered with fine
ashes, which will make quite an Inn
provement In their appearances.
0. l.. Canning was an Abba business
caller on Tuesday.
The district officers of the u. NJ. w.
A. were in Hiteman on Saturday set
mines.
Lon kridlebaugh was an Abba vis-
litor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Norman was IN Abba
visitor on Thursday
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Parents Opposed to SOCIOLOGY"

Des Moines, March '9.-Parents OF
the Byron Rice school district in Ur.
bandale are unqualif1edly opposed to
the teaching of sociology in the public
schools. They are also opposed to the
present length or the school year
thirty-eight. weeks, or nine and one
half months-and urge that it be
changed back to nine months. These
sentiments are embodied in resolutions
adopted at the meeting of the Byron
Rice Parents-T Teachers association
held Thursday at the home of E. B.
Eagen. The members say that they
will vote mo" on each question at the
school election next Monday.
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Mystery Surrounds Suicide.

Remsen, March 9.-Mystery sur
rounding the suicide OF Miss Kate
Kaiser, aged 3S years, wealthy
woman who is said to have killed her
self with revolver in her room at
the home of Nick Faber, half mile
from Remsen. Miss Kaiser made her
home with the Fabers, who were ten
nants on her large farm. She had
$4,000 cash in the bank.
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"POLKA DOT" BREAKS
ALL MILK RECORDS

Ames, March 9.-Geneseo Bell Polka
Dot No 9491O, an Iowa state college
COW it was announced today, has
broken all state records for one week 8
production of milk and butter fat, In
seven days she gave 1928 pounds OF
milk, containing 2S3.45 pounds Of but
ter fat Of quality that would make
34O56 pounds Of eighty per cent but
ter. 1t is said that only nine cows in
the world ever have surpassed these
figures in one week. E
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HILLsBoRO.

Mrs. Evelyn Teter and Charles Aims
berry were married at IL O'Clock Tues
day Feb. 27 at the BRIDES home west Of
town. Rev. G. s.: Carroll officiated.
Mrs. Lide Watson went to Birming
ham Saturday. a
Miss Bessie Guthrie was visitor in
Fairfield last week. g
The Kensington club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Walter Har-
Ian.
Hutchinson & Smith of Ottumwa are
here invoicing the lumber which they
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WILLS PRESIDENT
ALL HER PROPERTY

Alton, March 9.-After having made
her will transferring all the property
in the United States to President Taft,
Mrs M. e. Middletown was ordered
sent to teh asylum at Clarinda. The
only condition accompanying the gift
is a clause which says that the Nor
mon church be not allowed to control
America.
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poultry Show For MoberIy.

Moberly, Mo-, March 9.-The Ran
dolph County Poultry association met
in Moberly today to formulate plans
for big poultry show. The date set
is November Is to 2S.
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