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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

>NIlSA@, ~ tcN1A' CAS'
1tatt. gr NOR nit leinel1 80 2ebens=
io6ren Ser 2e6rerpeteron @clffolens
nilo ser 5meit1ltelt tie 2ebrer Der Mo-
nard5te.
Disappointing.
Cine bon iiber 5000 Mcnid)clt iii
|G6ln belltdte &erlanl11=
lung ltellte eislltimunig lln0 NIT groBer
gegeiitcrl1l1q &errn Scarf Srir1borl1,
Sen per0ien ltpollen So5iolpolitifer
lno longjG6rigen Gertreter Coins, als
Observation-Disclosures oltf. = 2arh
@odppoller inns beftige Stilrrr1e ml1roe
in Ser &beingege1r0 GROCER Sbaoe1
angeri6tet. - Sin Siirgerorsl6rB tn
Goln laBt es iid angelegen lein, et11e
Meform 0es Garnepals at @ege gu
bringe11, iiber 0eiien Ml1Sortltng tn Sen
Iesteu Sabren bielfa@e &lage lant ge=
mor0en lit. &obbeiten ionen befampft
un6 ltnonitdn6igfeiten perbin0ert ner=
oen. 53uglei6 min Ser Mltsidub ii6
Miife geben, reidlidere Mittel 5u be-
i6affen, Inn SEM Nubliflm Before
@orfiibrungen bieten 5u fonnen. -
Ier Sripo1i Correspondent Ser uGol=
niiden @olfs5eitung" ididte ieinem
@lott sic Ma9ridt, 6oB er lin b0flid=
1ter Gorm ausgemiel fen morben Ell"
SSn M1teneiien ltiirmten Sic BET
SEN aus SEM @ol1ie ge&pieienen Sc
briioer &iden sic elterlide 8obnnng
rn6 %berlebten NIT 3%altnpfdblen Sen
Iater, Sic Mutter r1o einen 8rlt0er
lebensgefdbrlid. 9ie Sbdter fins per=
bnftet. : Ser in l1nteriudungsbaft
31 8onn befin6lide &aafmann
Mdenbad, ser ieinem 56mager uber
10000 sc. unteridlagen baben ion,
fat ii@ 6l1r9 @rbdngen 6as 2eben ge=
nommen. - Sem er iten 5taatsan-
malt Monten BON 30 ii DE H.
@Ia6ba6, Sem 2an6geridtS6irec-
tor Baudi6 nno Sem Staatsanpa1t
8ur6ar6t lift lie elm Hadet in &ouen=
form 5%ugegangen, bon 6enen ieoes Ell
men SprenglduB entbielt. Mqe 6rei
Gafete tparen nit einem Climber bet
iebert, ser beim MbreiBen 6es 8in6=
fo6ens sic @rpIoiton ser 5prengfor=
per berborrufen muBte. Mls mutb=
maBlider TbGter pl1r6e Elm bieiiger
Tabrtfont berboftet.
@eHen=Mana,t.
gu Sberur1el i'm GegierungS-
be5trf @iesbaoen ermor6ete ser &arf-
mann Souer nadtliher 8eile feline
6ral1 u116 einen Z Sabre alten @obn,
4 an5eren &in6ern brabte er idmere
@%erlekungen Bel. Darauf begging
5alter SelHtmor6. - Gin Mutomobil
nit 4 Sniaiien gerietb auf Ser 6abrt
na6 2eip5ig beim MuStpeiden nit
0em @interra6e in einer @raber un6
praute gegen Elm &al1s. Son Sen ST.
ioiien por Srau &i6ter aug 3midau
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Sic @efabr ser Smflmen5a.

sic lit Elm fatales Mn6angiel an
2ungenent5in0ung. I'm @uren Ga
Grippe @uiten gu beilen, nebmt So
lep's @onep ans Sar COMPOUND. ST.
6. Slider, @aibington, &as., iagt:
sd mar nit einem erniten Mnfau
BON Ga Grippe bebaftet. melder 2un-
genent5unoung befiirdten lieB. Gin
Sreuno empfab Solep's Sonep ans
Sar COMPOUND, 1,n0 i6 befam 2in5e=
rung, nadoem i9 Sic eriten paar 90
len genommen batte. Sd NAHUM orei
Sla1den, un6 meme Ga Grippe par
gebeilt." Nebmt bas Medte I'M GEL
Ben 8aquet. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Oeiterreid-unearn

Sic Inter udung ser 8egebung
bon faIiden @edieln bel ser g e It e +
@ommerciolbanf fiibrte our @rmitt=
lung ser 8etbeiligter1 un6 CUR Muffin=
Dung bon 100000 Set. @iner ser
8etbeiligten, &pblic3fp, beriibte
gelbitomro. Muf @run6 zines &C.
itdn6ntiies 6es lebteren lift gegen Sen
fliidtigen SEQ 8auer Elm Stedbrief er=
laiien tpor6en. - SIM 8abnbofreitou-
rant @boteber gu &olin (Bobmen)
begingen sic bei6en Sd1peitern @iba
matchmaker Selbitmor0. Sic 28idb=
rige Marie iagte iih cine &11eel in SEN
&opf. SIRE 19idbrige Sdmeiter er-
griff 6arouf Sen @epolper un6 feuerte
flint 5aiiiie gegen lire 8ruit ab. 8
@oden borber botte iid cine brittle
Sdmeiter beraiftet. - Sn g d a II
Q1ngorrr) entl1o itd ouf ser Sago 5u=
fanig SOS @emebr eines @ouptman=
mes. Ser SduB nerlebte einen 9ber=
lieutenant to6tli9. Ser @auptmonn
fonnte MIR nit @etpalt 0aron berbin=
6ert tperoen, Selbimoro 51 begeben.
2nrembnra.
3as @eiet bonn 6. Mai 1911, betr.
MIters= un6 Snbalt6en=& erii6erung
in 2~uremburg iiebt cine @ente
(ein Drittel ser @run6rente) Dor fir
oieienigen 2uremburger, sic am 1.
Sonl1ar 1912 So Sabre o6er mebr als
68 Sabre alt iin6 uno nadmeiien, 6ab
iie in SEN 5 lebten Sobren, alio bon
1907 big 1911 incl, regelmaBig lire
pfIidtige Gbatigteit berufsmaBig aus
geiibt baber. - SSn ser Nabe bon De-
6eIingen iiberfieI Elm italienii9er
Mrbeiter ein Maod]en. M1s ibr 2
Manner gu bilfe eilten, 6urdidmitt
ser l1nbolo Dem einen Sen 9aIs unb
tootete 1en on6ere1 6ur9 Glide in
Sen 2eib. - Das gar8e Mntpeien ser
@beleute Sdmeigen<8eb bon 2ie-
Ter ,puroe 6ur@ cine Seuersbrunit
b%onitGn6ig eingedi6ert. Sdooen 1000
ST. -Sn 81 imeIingenf an6 mon
Sen "a idibrigen 8ddermeiiter Sin.
Moiiar6 to6t neben Ser 8admul6e.
Gin 5@IagfluB batte ieinem 2ebe,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

iofprt toot; 6rau arab al1s &ieSba=
sen erlitt einen idmeren 56aoelbrlld
uno ser 8ei iber oes Mlltomobils, Mpel,
l6mere innere Gerlebungen.
8aDcrm.
Sn Ser letten Steuerperio0e 1910
Ill fotirten IN Bayern 1107 &C.
merbsmabige @%iiterbanoler Elm &C.
iammteinfoml1en bon 216,560 90.
l1no 5aflten bierol,s 268, >S45 80. &C.
merbeiteuer;; ol1f einen @%iiterbanoler
trifft 6emna9 ourd6i6nittli6 ei1te Git
nobu1e bon 5000 sc. prp Sabr. =
@rin5 @eorg bon Bayern bat iib nit
Ser Gr5ber5ogin Siabella, Sodter oes
gr5ber5ogs 6rie0ri6 bon Seiterreid,
perlobt. = Gin ne11es Mgitationsfel0
baben sic 5o5ioloemofroten in Ser
@fal5 getponner1. sic balten in Sen
pom prel1Biiden S1,0uitriegebiete font
meroen uno in ser @idtlu1g na6
@omburg fabren0en Nrbeiter5i'=
gen regelre1te @ablreSen. = ltnmeit
ser @riide BEL 9anbsbut muroe
Ser %2Oj0brige 8ouerni obn @eiter=
nroper bon 8l1b to6t olts Ser Star &C.
sogelt. - 0er 80 Sabre olte @abl1=
orbeiter Splepb 9ongl murbe bon eli
nem 0lterreidiihc11 2eer5ug 5tpild)en
ser Station 8 l-S ul1o
2inNau Meutin iiherfobrel1 nus
t06tlid perlebt. : SIN @aAnbof s l.
enbon e II bel Megensbllrg mur0e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Kinder 9cnrei9n
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS Il RIA
@eitfalen.

SSn @egenapart ser Spiben ser Be-
b0roen, 0es Sta0tperor6netencoQe=
gums in Mrnsberg fan6 oie feier=
lide ginpeibung be5p. Ginmauerrng
0es @run0lteines 6es nelten &ranfen=
baales itott. Die @inmeibung bon3og
ser bo6m. @err 8roplt &e0meg. =
Sic 8al1foiten betragen 100000 ST.,
oobon fomr1en 100000 90. auf Sic
=9tiftung Ser fatb. Sir
dengemeinoe u1o 100000 sc. arf sic
Sto6t. Sir Sen Gonos gum Meubar
elmer 5tpeiten fatb. Stride mur6en bier
fiir5ri@ 1000 90. geidenft. = Sci Ell
ner Greibiago inn 8reitenbru=
6errenier muroe Sic 2eide 6es
35iabrigen Mrbeiters Slug bon &ll,=
teritein (&r. Slogan ar1fgefun6en.
Ser &o6te batte idon menigitens 6
Monate gelegen. ct mar in Dieniten
Ser bouan6iiden @olonialarn1ee ge=
itanoen uno befan0 ii6 i%e0enfals auf
Ser &eimreiie, als er Sen Sos fan6.
- ginen 8eitrog CUR io5ialiltiiden
Sactic liefert ei11 San Dor Sem 2an0-
geri6t in g ohum. @egen oos TO-
3ial6emofrotilde Organ, sic v8ergar=
beiter5eitung", tpur6en 1ad Sem I'm
glid auf ser 3ede &a6bo6 megen it,
rer &ritif ser &a0bo6bertpaltung meb<
rere 8elei0igungsflagen angeitrengt,
Sic nit ser 8erurtbeill1ng 6es ber=
ontportliden &e0acteurs @ogner gu
gan5 erbebliden @eloftrafen en6eten.
9ie 8odumer @eridtsfaiie bate nun
geqen SEN &e0acteltr 8agner einen
&oitenoniprl,d bon 112 80. @1s beim
@erlag Ser u8ergarbeiter5eitrng" 6as
@ebalt 6eS &e6acteurs %gepfdn6et tper-
Sen ioute. madte sic @erlagsfirma
gelten6, 6nB 8agner MIR Elm Sabres=
gebalt BON 1900 Marf be5iebe, 6aS
niht pfdn6bar lei. Sn poblbere6ne=
ter @eiie tpar 6ur9 Sen @ertrag felt
geiebt, 6oB sic ibrigen $40 80. oa1f
Sen Mame11 ser Strait oes &eoocteurs
fommen. Dos @mtsgeridt perurtbeilte
Sic Sirmn CUR 3ablung. Cine 8er11<
flung gegen 5os l1rtbeil tp11r6e bon Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Toleb MierenpiQen

geben immer 8ufrie6enbeit, neil tie
immer sic Mrbett tbun. S. S. Sbel<
nut, 8remen, Ga, iagt: sd babe
Solep Mieren-HiQen nit GROCER 3n<
frieoenbeit gebraudt uno fan6 mebr
2inoerung 6ur9 6eren @ebraud als
BON irgeno ether on6ern Nierer=W3e=
oi3in, uno t6 babe fait ane @orten
gebraudt. ST fam Tie frel16igit al
len empfeblen, Die an Mierert. ooer
BIaIen-8eIdrer6er1 Ieioe11." Meolitor
Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

ain61ihe 6ur@t. = r@roB-
papa, meroe i@ al1@ einmoI @roBpa-
pa, pie Du?"
~@etptB, mein Sunge!!"
"Mber m1b i@ Damn audi sic @rob.
mania beiratben?"
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500 per Seller

mur6en be5oblt ouf einem 6em &enrp
Slap in Seem Orleans in 1912 geqe.
benen @onfett. Sebr foitipieIig fir
iol@e nit @agenbeidtperoen ooer un-
beroauli6feit. &eute gebrauden sic
2eute iiberaa Dr. Sings Meue &c.
bensptlen fir 6teie 8eidmer6en pie
aa1@ fir 2eber-, @ierer- uno ginae-
peioe 5 nnregelmdBigteiten. 2eidtt,
ida6los, ftder. Sur 25f in Molitorg
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

@olt= u1o misunderstanding fat
@ iirttemberg Elm Gelcrpatre1t,
10 BOB oiele Germaltungen, ol5 Salt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIT gelten ba=
bel1. Ser bon Sobr SIT Sobr in sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

Doppe1ter@ @mer5.-r@as
MAIDEN 0eine 3abnidmer5en?"
Srel1n6in: 80 @ott, sic @dn6e
modte i5 binauflaufen. =. .tpern id,
1ur nidt sic engen Sdube on bat-
tel"
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&etlt &dmnrrbotSen in 6 bis IL

guer slpotheter tpirb Belb s,riiferitatten. tuenn
Baso Ointment nerfehIt. iraenb einen Sau BON
judenben. blinben. bIutenben uno pur6ringenben
6dmprrhoieen In s Bis IA Saaen gu heilen @enn
Mpptbeter e8 nicbt baben. tuir6 eS %pprtofrei ae.
fanbt nath gmpfana bes 8reiieS bon Der Boris
Mebicineg Co.. ct. 2ouia. Rp. 1926
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

5. gipilfammer oes bieligen 2onS9e=
ridtes NIT ser 9egriinOung 5ltritefge=
piel en, oaB ser &ertrag :gegen sic GUT
ten 5itten pcritpbe. Das 9eitreber, es
eiimem Meoactel1r 5lt erm0gliden, ltraf=
los nit Sen @eiekell in Conflict 5l
fon1nen, lei Sic offentunoige Mbltdt
0eS @%ertrages gelpei e1 uno lonfe Dem
Mnltunosgefiibl biuig Denfenoer 5l1-
mioer. = Sin Sbeil zines bon Der Sc
d)e Gremonia bel M . alts=
gebenoen Sl1nnels, ser bon oer0e1tld)=
2lremburgiihen 9ergbau= ln1o @llt-
ten=Nctien=@ elellidaft gum mteriro1=
iden &oblcutral1spprt angelegt miro
itiir5te elm. &on Ser I'M Sulu1el be-
fiuolidJen Mrbeit5colonie faltoen 5mel
Wianu sen 600. = Inter groB Der &e=
tbeiligung ser @allenberger
gillmobncr, ieiner pielen e%Delloligell
Sdyiiler ltro 5ahlreider Sreunoe tal1o
sic @eeroiglt11g u%1lcrcs langlabrIgel1
9ebrers, oeS @crrn Trau5 Sirgers,
ltatt. gr mar nit ieinen 80 2ebens=
ia6rcll Ser 2ehrerpctcrm @eltfale11s
nno ser 5peit0ltel tie 9ebrer Ser Mo=
11nrrhfn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
COLLINGWOOD- WALKER
WEDDING LAST EVENING

Miss Charlotte May Collingwood
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Col
lingwood, and William Irwin Walker
were married last evening at $3.50 al
the home Of the bride, 10 North Ward
street, Rev. W. D. Spiker, pastor Of
the Plymouth Congregational church
ly decorated with ferns and cut
flowers. The bridal couple were at
tnded by Miss Sadie Morrison Of Sey'
mour, maid Of honor, and DR.. Edward
Myrick of Eddyville, best man. Miss
Lorene Swenson played Mendelssohn' g
wedding march, and Miss Dorothy
Bausman of Seymour, Miss Mildred
Shaw and Miss Madeline Baker acted
as ribbon bearers.
The bride was beautifully gowned In
an embroidered marquisette over
white messaline She carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses. The maid of
honor wore a beutiful lingerie dress
and carried a shower bouquet Of pink
roses. After the ceremony a two
course luncheon was served.
The happy couple were the recipi-
ents Of many useful and beautiful
presents. The out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs John Bausman and
daughter Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs Ward
Carson and babe, Miss Retta Carson
and Miss Sadie of Seymour, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Walker and DR.. Myrick Of
Eddyville, and Mrs. W. L. Sackett Of
Jud, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will be at
home at 167 North Ransom street
after July I.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
SEYM MOU r.

The Eastern Star lodge Of this city
have received an invitation TO visit the
Centerville chapter on the evening of
June 25. Several of the members will
attend.
Mrs J. A. Stump was visiting in
Centerville the latter part Of last week
with relatives and friends.
Children's DAY exercises will be given
ty the children of the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
The members of the A. 0. L. w. will
observe June s3 as decors ton day when
all their departed members will be
honorcd ..
Seymour encampment No Il I. o. O.
F. held their regular meeting Tuesday
evening at which time they elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year. They are
as follows: c. p. C. R. Evans; H. P,
Lon Sens; s. w.. John Scott; J. w,
Don Clemens; scribe. J. J. Adams;
treasurer, A. w. Gump. Three new
members were taken into the order that
evening Jonn MvCord, w. D. Kennedy
and George Johnson.
Sunday afternoon Chas Lister and
Ruth Alexander of Promise City, ac-
comranieGl by Misses Fay Whitmore
and Angie Evans and Ed Haines and
Wayne Ferris went to the M. E. par
sonage where they were united in mar
riase by Rev. G. r. Bair. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w Alexander and is we'll known
the country, having acted
as salesl;sly in her afther's store for 6
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
RICHEST MAN IN
HAMILTON co. DEAD

Webster City, June 30 In the
death this week Of George Herr
Reinicker, webster City and all Ham.
1lton county lost her most wealthy
citizen. Mr.. Reinicker, who had never
married. had lived in Webster City
90 odd years and was so eccentric in
matters regarding his estate that no
one can hazard a very close guess as
to his real wealth He had holdings
in Hamilton county, however, which
will foot up to 100000. He also
owned land in Minnesota, and a big
block Of property in the business dis.
trict Of Baltimore. Close friends
variously estimate his estate as worth
from close to $1,OO0,OOO to $1,000 900.
In the big fire some years ago in Bal
timore he lost property valued at
$3.50, 900.
Though very wealthy man, Mr..
Reinicker lived very simply in bache.
lor apartments without even a house
keeper or man of any sort about He
gave almost his entire attention to
his farm property hereabout and al
wayst insisted on accompanying his
stock shipments-of which he made
many during the course Of year-to
market.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
ADAM ~
SCHAAF
IAN OO
j. III. RHEEM
100 West Main
1O9 West Main

| number Of years The groom Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Lister Of Plano
and is a splendid young man.
Mrs. B. D. Cook LEFT Saturday for
Rochester, Minn., to be with her sister
Mrs. Bert Long Of this place who is
! there, having been operated on for
stomach trouble. Mrs. Long is recover
ine speedily and will be able to return
home in the near future.
At the U. B. church at Let's June 3
occurred the marriage Of Miss Bertha
Webb of this place, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. f. Webb and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Mecham of Marengo, la. AS
the strains of the wedding beautiful
wedding march, played by Miss Amy
holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. G. j.
Stark. The bride was gowned in a
beautiful creation of white silk and
carried shower boquet Of bride roses.
The only relative present was Ray
Webb, brother Of the bride. The couple
left that evening for their home at
Marengo where he has a position as
operator on the Rock Island.
Mrs. A. Madison went to Exline last
week to visit few weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
R. S. Lowry is home from Quincy, ILL.,,
where has been attending usiness col
lege.
Miss Osee wilson who recently grad
uated from the college at Ames has
been selected as teacher Of domestic
science in the schools at West Liberty.
Supt j. R. Cougill went to Nevada,
Ia, the first of the week to select q
house and get acquainted with the peo-
pie. Mrs. Cougill and the children are
visiting at Gault, Mo-, with relativeA
w. A. Gordon returned Monday from
Clarinda where he had been visiting
G., Il v,,i$1 t,i Io~Nt
DON
Mrs. F. C. Johnson and little son re-
turned the first Of the week from
Humphreys. Mo-, where they had been
visiting few days with relatives and
friends.
Rev and Mrs. A. E. Clemens return-
ed Friday from Pella where they had
been attending commencement Of the
Central college.
Miss Zee Martin Of Kansas City, Mo,
came Sunday to visit few days with
ner aunt Mrs B. l.. Hoschar and fam
lily.
Ed Carter returned Monday from
Belknap where he had been a few
Gays visiting with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McIntire and Mrs.
Emma Hiatt Of Moravia came We'd
nesday to visit with j. r. Mc1ntire and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Caswell of Kan
sas City, No. are here, visiting with
their friends Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nor
rison. Mrs. Caswell was formerly Miss
Cozad of this place.
Mrs. George McAnelly and Mrs. Jelli-
son of North Battleford, Canada, are
visiting with their mother Mrs. Riggs.
Seymour will celebrate the Fourth
this year Several hundred dollars have
been raised and a good time is guaran-
teed.
Zelma Campbell of ST. Louis, Mo-,
came last week to visit month with
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. w. &
Lowry.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
AIR WASHER FOR
SCHOOL COSTS $4,000

Dubuque, June 20.-A rumor mas
gone abroad that the air washer
with which the board OF edu-
cation hopes to wash and purify
the air which is to breathed into the
lungs of the pupils Of the Prescott
school, will cost $4,000. The actual
fact is that the lowest bid for the air
washer is $4,000. Health authorities
and school boards all over the United
States have demonstrated within the
last couple of years that humidity Is
nearly as desirable as heat in school
rooms. Nearly all diseases Of the nose
and throat have been traced to hot,
dry. dirty air. Chirdren are particular
ly susceptible to such diseases. The
air washer which the board Of educa-
ton proposese to install in the Pres
colt school will secure the same re-
suits that are being secured in the
large department stores OF Chicago, all
Of the large new hotels OF Chicago,
and all of the new schools of Chicago.
The air washer will thoroughly wash
all air that comes into the school
building. In other words 1t will free
the air from dust, dirt, SCOT and smoke
and will render it as fresh and pure
as the air we breathe after thunder
shower. 1t Is believed that our expe-
rience will be no different than other
cities; upon installation OF the air
washer there Is. an immediate diminu-
ton Of such diseases as colds, tonsil-
itie, pneumonia, etc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
THE SIC0URNEY
". Q. W. PICNIC
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE At.
TEND; GRAND PARADE A
FEATURE

sigourney, June 20 Wednesday
June 1s, occurred the annual picnic OF
the Woodmen of the World at Sig.
Quincy. The day was propitious and
brought fully three thousand people
to the city. The Fifty-fourth Iowa
Regimental band furnished music Tor
the occasion. In the forenoon the
grand parade took place, which con-
sisted Of large number Of wagons,
floats and other vehicles Of various
kinds gala decorated with buntings
and flags OF the order. In the after.
noon program was given from the
band stand In the court yard consist.
ing Of speeches and vocal music. State
Mana ger J. w. Geiger of Omaha was
present and delivered the address of
the day. after which the day was
spent in games and amusements of
various kinds. All seemed to enjoy
the day and went away well satisfied
With having spent the day in
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
CHARLTON.

Mrs. Lloyd Penick entertained q
number Of lady friends yesterday after
noon,-complime entary to her mother
Mrs. n. A. Hiestrand of Eaton, Ohio
who is spending few weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Nelson of Lucas
have returned home after few days
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Nelson.
Hon. j. H. Darrah. S. NJ. Green and
A. B. Gookin are in Chicago in attend
ance at the republican convention.
Mrs. B. w. McEldowney and chill
dren of Hazel. S. D., who have been
making an extended visit with rela-
tives and old friends here and at Rus
sell, returned home yesterday. Mrs.
McEldowney was formerly Miss Lula
Clark of this city.
the Methodist hospital at Des Moines
returned to her duties last evening aft
er spending a three weeks vacation
here with her mother Mrs. Ruth Boyles.
Mrs. Harry Myers of Lacona. return
ed home last evening after visit west
Of this city at the home of her father
in-law w. D. Myers.
Mrs. Fred Teas who had been spend
ing some time here with her husbands s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Teas, left
yesterday for Maxwell where he hus-
band is temporarily located
Mrs A. E. Dorm returned last evening
from few days visit with friends in
Des Moines.
Mrs. Fred Selby and little son, Gar
land Of Des Moines. are visiting in
English township with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Messler.
Thos. Curtis left yesterday for visit
in Rose HILL Kans. with his daughter
Mrs. John Chance. He was accompanied
by lis daughter Mrs. E. G.. Lewis Of
Russell.
The Misses Martha Dashiell and
Helen McElroy Of Indianola, visited in
this city yesterday with their cousin
Mrs. w. B. Lenig while enroute to
Humboldt, Nebr, to visit relatives.
D. S. Parker of Kansas City formerly
fthis place. returned home yesterday
after a two weeks visit with his old
friends here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-06-22
WHO WILL PITCH
I AGAINST THE S0x?
WHO OF THE FOUR Jewellers
DO YOU WANT TO SEE PITCH
AGAINST cHlcAGoANs?

| Wonder who is going to level tor
the Speed Boys when they enter the
combat with the Chicago White Sox
has not as yet informed us. There
! Is one sure cinch. 1t will be Jimmie,
Greg, Gene or the Svenska Pika Say
bugs, who in your opinion is the most
likely candidate for the honor? You
, know. the Speeders have one chance
out of ten Of winning this battle and
they may fall for that one lone chance.
You have heard 'em say it only takes
suit in a homer for the Eganites. or
course, it will take some twirling on
the local staff. The question is, who
will Pa Egan select for the most cru
cial job. .
In the first place there is Jamsie
Dunn. Jimmie's prowess is a, known
quantity. He Is the original Buffalo
Befuddler. Do you want him? Or
would his giant brother Warbler
Gregory, he who pitches two hit games
and knocks home run occasionally
please you better? Look at Greg's
work yesterday. Greg has been going
great. That old splitter of his Is some
pumpkins. Perhaps Broadwell who
whiffs them away right and left when
he is right, may make you feel sat
isfied. Gene don't strike fellow as
much Of pitcher when you take
pike at him but it is results that
count. His chief feat is ozoning from
eight to fourteen men each game.
Then there is Nels Smith. Which Of
the four look the best to you?
We have asked Ned but he declares
up and down Il don't know yet" Set !
tie the thing for yourselves bugs, and !
then let the willy defendant of the |
Egan family do as he durn pleases.
He will anyhow. In the meantime,
that Hutch is selling the re.
served pasteboard at six bits at the
Palace.