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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
D. c. Bartche Dead

David G. Bartche died at his
home in Long Beach, California,
last week. He was a member of
the G. A. R. having served with
Com. F. End Iowa volunteers.
Funeral services were held at
the Seventh Day Adventist church
Interment at Sunnyside cemetery
Long Beach. Mr.. Bartche settled
in Cameron township i'm June 1876.
where he resided for 9 years NOV
ing to Missouri later on. He was
a christian gentleman, ar hard
worker and a fine citizen. He
came out of the Army, where Ii.
had served for several years, with
impaired health which he never
regained. Mr.. Bartche was a
cousin to Mrs. w. j. Lancelot o1
the journal family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
For Sale by EXTRA DRUG CO.

At our last meeting it was deci-
ded to solicit among interested par
tiles for the sum, of One Dollar this
amount to insure special attention
to Lot or graves mentioned.
Much discussion has arisen re-
garddng the removal Of trees in
the cemetery. The LADIES will be
pleased to- attend to this mater
for anyone giving them authority t
do SO.
We will also have general clean
up day little Later on and will
advise you Of the date when we
trust to meet as many of you aus
possible and have little further
talk on this work.
Amy further advise Regarding this
can be obtained from Secretary of
Lady Boosters Club. Address and
comm to Mrs. e. A. Reth-
meier, Secretary, Extra, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Knud Hansen is very ill of
1agrfppe.
Nels P. Hoegh was Saturday Wis
itor in Atlantic.
Peter Knutsen returned Monday
from a visit at Omaha. |
Carl Dahl went to Red Oak Sat
Hrday to visit over Sunday.
Torval Rasmussen of Hamlin was
in Brayton on business Monday.
John F. Bergh of Atlantic was
in Braytom ON business Saturday.
Lesley Thompson of New York is
visiting his father, VIM. Thompson.
G. P. Andersen went to Omaha
Monday to visit friends for a few
days.
Miss Lydia Blom went to Atlantic
last week and purchased a fine new
piano.
George N. Weighton of Audubon
attended the R. p. Clark sale last
Friday.
Dick Powers came up from Allan
tic Sunday and remained until
Monday.
Percy Hallock went to Atlantic,
Saturday, to see his father, l. p.
Hallock.
B. M. Gross went to Waterloo,
Friday, on business, returning
Sunday
Mrs. Roscoe Essington went to
Extra Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Rich.
Mrs. Andrew Wells is suffering
with lagrippe and is under the care
OF DR.. Koob.
Halvor Blom went to Marathon,
iowa, Saturday, where he will work
the coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebbe Hansen of
Harlan were Visiting his father,
a. 3. aUHSeu, MOuudy.
Jesse Nymand, Chris Petersen
and r. L. Freeman went to Audu-
bon Monday on business.
The north bound freight was
delayed in Brayton for an hour
Monday by deratled car.
Brayton is to be Lighted by cleo
tracity, which will be furnished
BY r. Miller and Nelson Bros.
Harry Jones of Atlantic spent
Sunday with his mother and sister
at the Hallock home in oakfield.
.,,,. pr. Kyoob WAS a. CALLED ;s to Lorah one
7 day 9last :;WAek 70. see, Mrs. WAR.
sNAo 5is Harxs:.jat..oH> snflammatory
Z :ShenmatisulsshsG aarys ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Early Colt

John l. Hensley is the proud
owner of the first colt i'm these
parts. A very pretty black mare
colt and as spirtely as a kitten. The
sire lis Javam that fine imported
Stallion owned by C. R. Will
SON of Greeley township Javan wa
foalded in France and has a COM
plete pedigree as long as your arm
and weighs am even ton. Such
enterprise as displayed by MIR.
Wilson is worthy of the most liber-
al patronage.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Oakfield and Brayton

Miss Alma Leigan was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Goodwin
at Wiota last week, returning ia
Brayton Monday.
Frank Johnson, who is employed
i'm a store at Adair, spent Sunday
in Brayton with his parents, John
johnson and wife.
Born Friday, March 21st, to Mr..
and Mrs. James /. Nelson, son,
The little ONE only lived short
time and was laid to rest in the
,toakfield cemetery.
Mrs. w. R. Koob and son, Ros-
coe, went to Anita Tuesday to
attend the funeral of the Doctors
grandfather, Mr.. Van Slyke, who
passed away Sunday.
Donald, the two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Andersen died
Tuesday morning at the home OF
his grandparents, H. M. Bartlett
and wife in Brayton, after short
illness. MIR. Anderson was not at
home at the time of his death hay
ing been in Chicago for sometime
but Us expected home at once. The
grieving parents and relatives have
the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Late Reports

Dayton, Ohio, under from 6 to
20 feet of water. One Thousand
people drowned.
Indianapolis, Ind, property loss
by flood twenty million dollars.
Berlin, Germany, Adrianople has
fallen Turkish military depots blow
up. Bulgarian Cavalry entered
City. 45
Ames, Iowa. Chemistry Hall at
College destroyed by. fire.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Bonding Company

The Bonding Company, who Sc
cured to Carroll County, the short
age of the late John Grelck settled
with the county by paying $9,664.-
05, The deficit was, according to
Mr.. Poorman, 5,752.S5. The coum-
ty, we understand, is satisfied with
the settlement.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
The Kings Favorite.

1t seems little strange that so
many women of the world should be
arranging the hair after the fashion
made famous by the favorite Of a. king
whom she served for "a years. Then
her beauty waning, her use In this
weird was over, and she made way
for andthsr. And she was but "A yeaEs
slA: Inflated Madame de Pompadoas.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Have Moved

l have moved my general stock
of merchandise to the Bendixen bui
ding, and am now ready to care for
your wants. Bring in your butter
and eggs and get the highest mar
ket prices. adva3
H. j. HANSEN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

'Hoo4s sulIds l!eqq uoJ mool eAgq
lsnm Aqua esngoeq eo!ud pRonpeI
6Ilesls 9e meua 1870 pue spoos
eq4 eAeq 5u!sI4ueApe scared Gun
IeuImof Gun III spw qua pesH
Mr.. Chrsi Wolf has Installed an
electric plant at his home south of
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Lively Sale

Saturday was a fine day and
scores of people came to town. to-
atten7 the Commercial Clubs Auc-
ton Sale. The bidding ON some
things was quite spirited.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Notice

Please call and settle your bills.
We must have all bills paid before
April 1st.-adv.
Yours Truly,
N. LARSEN AND SON.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Extra. If Chris will give the invite
a committee will be ssnt to exa-
mine and report ON TITS practi
cability.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Mr.. Gen Hunt and Misses Mary
Larsen and Ethel Donahue spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
fn Elkhorn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Miss Ethel Dunahoo OF Nevada,
Iowa, visited a week with friends
in and around Extra. She returned
home yesterday. -.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Susan spoo was an Atlantic
visitor Friday, returning home
Monday. She was at the bedside
of her daughter, Mrs. Lester Peter
man, who is slowly recovering from
the operation she underwent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Clifford Posten came Sunday from
Omaha to visit a week with his
wife, who is staying with her
parents, A. A. Seibert and wife.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Julius Herrick is reported to
be quite sick. Julius is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Herrick.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

DR.. and Mrs. Newton were over
Sunday visitors i'm Atanlic with
his sister, Mrs. Nola Hamler.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Mr.. Isaac Hunt returned Sunday
from Texas, wheer he has been for
sometime looking after his land.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Sunset Bell of Toledo, Ohio,
and George Flemming of Nebraska
had a lively set to at checkers with
our local checker players here last
week. Some of our men are Elk
perts at the pleasant game.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

In the tail end of the big storm
of Sunday. the end that struck here
Mr.. ]. G. Jensen's buggy was over
turned near the bridge. No one
hurt. .sgss
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Miss Petersen of Pierce, Nehras-
ka. who has been teaching at Plan
kington, South Dakota, is visiting
her former school mate, Miss vivir
an Heath, for day or two before
leaving for her home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Of Atlantic
are the proud and happy parents
of little girl, born to them one
day last week. Mrs. Bailey was
formerly known as Miss Lola
Hamler.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27

Painting and Paper
Hanging
"a good days work and days
good work" advtf
CHARLES 3. SYKES,
Phone 11-22-on-12 Brayton, Ia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
Local News

Local News
Julius Herrick is reported to
be quite sick. Julius is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Herrick.
DR.. and Mrs. Newton were over
Sunday visitors i'm Atanlic with
his sister, Mrs. Nola Hamler.
Mr.. Isaac Hunt returned Sunday
from Texas, wLh0er he has been for
sometime looking after his land.
Extra. If Chris will give the invite
committee will be selnt to exa-
mine and report ON TITS practi-
cability.
Mr.. Gen Hunt and Misses Mary
Larsen and Ethel Donahue spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
in Elkhorn.
Miss Ethel Dunahoo of Nevada
Iowa, visited a week with friends
in and around Extra. She returned
home yesterday. -
Clifford Poster came Sunday from.
Omaha to visit a week with his
wife, who is staying with her
parents, "A. A. Seibert and wife.
In the tail end of the big storm
of Sunday. the end that struck here
Mr.. ]. G. Jensen's buggy was over
turned near the bridge. No one
hurt. .syss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Of Atlantic
are the proud and happy parents
of little girl, born to them one
day last week. Mrs. Bailey was
formerly known as Miss Lola
.Hamler.
Miss Petersen of Pierce, Nebras-
ka, who has been teaching at Plan
kington, South Dakota, is visiting
her former school mate, Miss Vivir
an Heath, for a day or two before
leaving for her home.
Sunset Bell of Toledo, Ohio,
and George Flemming of Nebraska
had lively set to at checkers with
our local checker players here last
week. Some of our men are Elk
perts at the pleasant game.
Mrs. Susan Spoo was an Atlantic
visitor Friday, returning home
Monday. She was at the bedside
OF her daughter, Mrs. Lester. Peter
man, who is slowly recovering from
the operation she underwent.
HOOPS SuIIds l!7q4 uoJ mooI eAgq
lsnm Aqua esngoeq eo!ld peonpe1
6llesIs 9v maql 1870 pue spoos
qua eAeu su!saueApw seIaIed eqq
Igumof Gun u! spw qua pgeH
Mr.. Chrsi Wolf has Installed ar
electric plant at his home south cd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

Ieslid, aetrdumt. 5ie itarrt cine Weile
por Iid bin. Damn bebt iie ltiie an:
,Geora, bilt nu mod ba2 2ieber 0eor9,
lei Mot bois, ou bait ia redt. LAB llas
abreiisn ober heut nod gleih =
Iofort." sic laufdt. Seine antport.
llnb lauter ruff iie: .@sorg! 0eorg"
uno pagt niht oufsuleben. Anes
bleibt Itia. Sbr Ruf Miro gu einen
Sdrei: rGjeorg!" Sfsu blidt its nm
'it. Gr 1T niht mebr pd. Wlit einsm
Spruna 1T iie an Dem 1tid. sic
nimmt oas leere 8las In Die Sano nno
iteut es ihauberno fpisoer fort. sd
hattie - ih2 gtein, rsiu, ods lit ia
unm0oli6. Gift - bo in osm Glaisg
Gift? uniinn! Elm uni4uloises pulS
per mars, elm sans uniauloisss -
notiirlih!" Sie lodt, elm uni.dturlih
ihrilles 2ahen. Is peritummt gltih
ipieber. gGirb iie fpahnIinntsg - sic
fpin nidts benten. ,<Sie fdust on su
sdbIen, bdmit fie nidt gu oensen
brautt: Gins, aipei, bre,, pier -
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mid eb.n bon SsipaIo gstrennt, dla
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" u t % Y XIX u.
slobn 8. 5anen an Soutbern Sbio
Sapings gt. 60. $1,000.
Gbparb 3. Quinn an Southern
Ohio &. II. z. SO. $1,000.
oeona 81. gan 6ori on gOnsreb 3.
U. 60. $500.
8. R. DidfeIbt an Ginblop 8. u. 3.
Go. $500.
gaa Q. Staeuer an @enoome 3. IL.
8. 60. $70O.
Sarrp 6. guidh 9ruitee. on Union
Q. 9. Il. 6. $4,000.
gIort 9. @aIen.iner on z. Waro 9.
u. q. 60. $500.
Caroline Woifer an Soutbern Ghir
Sop. 9t. 60. $1,000.
Ranuie 6 G.gonb on Wsitern II. Scutb'
.rn 2ife SnI. go. $4,000.
Wto. 8. Samdun an Sopbis W2
Sprten. $4,000.
Ularn .. 8entert on Wor.inemtns
German 9. Il. 2. 60. $3.50.
Geo. 9ostpp an 9olnn.ter g. IL. y
So. $500.
6dtii. 9. Wloores on Grteniion 6
u. 3. 60. $500.
8etilgte 6ppotheten.
gatborins guupb on G<o. aaier
1920.
Sulia gotmaun on Star 3. u. $40
| 3 60. $500.
Rate oman on e. .. Cooper
S1334.
$. 6. eit.rmon an D.it enb gan'
u. 9rui, SO. $1,000.
german 1ept on S6asen .. II. =
Go. $500.
g. u. :. g. Rie an emma g
5uebsE. $1,000.
Katherine Cperbrs on gasl. 2. Ii
6. u. $500.
1iefeIbe an bieielbe $25o.
Qnna 6. asItner an oieislbe $500.
Morn W. aerr aftvsSig 5pur .. u
@. 60. $1,000.
SOispbin. 2. Nc9onn an bisf.Ibs
$3.50.
Diti.ltt an bieieIbe. $1750.
gGo Q. S.nsner an Rob %. gDiI
lie. $500.
2Ouis g8srnsr an 5arrp aobn
S1100.
5enrp R.ibous on syinblan 9. Il. .
60. $500.
0epree SO. qpIIod on Gintinnoi
Sop. Sotietp. 5000.
Rate Tuerr on 4snss 2pns.er
$3.50.
GRielbe an GpdnIton 9ant. $270C
| o. W. pideIRiner an 5ome .. i
g. 60. $500.
Mm. M. 4rtbur on Gouibern Obi
g. II. z. 60. $2250.
| Nannit 6. gopb an DO. $2500.
9ieitIbe an Cottage 3. II. 6. Gl
5000.
Bernard 9isriiins on gumminspil
6. Ii. y. 60. 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Sns b0d)ite Slid aaf grben

lit 9eiunobeit. Gin fronfer aorper
fann fein @obIbebagen, fein Slid
erupfin0en, uno nenn auh WeiQionen
Dollars uro Shoaren bon Gienern
ibm 5u @ebote itebeu. go6ei 1T oiaias
b0dIte @liit gar niht 10 idpper 5u er.
reiden ooer 5l bebaupten. Wan pen.
oe benz aorper nur cine angenneilene
Bflege 8u ODER belle ibrn, iaa5 lid
arortfheitsipnIptome einnrnl eiuItsl.
len, gegen feline innerer Jeinoc; &c.
zen Die 8ifte, bic iif in ibm ieIbit
biloen. Tos Wtittei baaegen, uno guar
Elm unfeblbdreS unb unIdaoliGes,
bieten bic ct. Bernard arauterpiQen.
9sur pesetabiIifd. Jn Gpotbefsn sil
boben. bsa
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MusldnOifme NadJrid3ten.

Tie r9 q d,barn bes 81 r D.
b o | s.. Ter no1pegfde polariCr.
id)er Ghriitmn 2eoen, iiber oeiiat
s5orihungen iunter ben Gstinlps id,or
frlber berid,tet tpurbe, iproh oieler
9oge IN Berlin Dor ben Y6tsIie0eru
bes 2pniuufIubs. @ie Ge .goiiiihe
9eituug" utittbeiIt. er5dbIte er fol.
genoes: Die gsfinos iino eor geniis-
fame WenidRnfinoer, oie in ben uit.
lpirtbliden eissuiiten BrDnlun0s III
Der 9e1he Der weeIptnebud,t ipobnen.
Ter fIeine Stainrn, Der mn einige
hinthert aopfe 5ntlt, itebt IN nrnnter
&iniidr ethiih auf eIner fpcit hohereil
Stufc oils mir siilnirrrprihen. Gieis
linnftm Grbenfinber, bic in Seebunbs.
nnb Bdrenieilen itcden, beiisen feln
s5dn.xpfaport in liner Sprnd,e Sii.
gen, Gtehlen nno @etriigen lit per-
pont. An Der Beufe, ote elmer erIegt.
bat Der sni3e SStanun antbeiI. EROS
biejer Sonftnuirb iunrbe an eirleIn ae.
rperbsmaBisen aiiginI, ba er ben Joi,-
lsen Gtanun in @efuhr brndJte, Die
Iooesiirnie, ipenn Gsh in idoneno-
Iter ssorm, polIsogen. 5tirbt einesSrail
| i'm Wofenbett, 70 .uir0 Oas relgebo-
rene stinb. oa man feline WlIlh bot.
es su ernahren. nusgeiest. sllie iino
aebrehIide 2ente. hie 0ie beidaperi'.
den Hanoeralneen oeS Stnnunes
nid,t mitnnf,en fostnen, ,Deroea aiil
gisberqen ausgaest ober Inifen I'D
BON ouberen ben lob Gcben. Gs gill
ais iittiife gfImt. 6os Derlangcn
nes gtnmrnesgenoIien, fnllS er Der
1ob ipiinid,t> 81 erfiiIlen. "a be 9onl
Ser me61tner foit bopreIt fo Grcb u
lals ~ bsr Graart II 11t,se btt'
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.. 8. Rilspur, 1ruifee. an Gitn
Msotlp Co., 10 2ots In 5. y. Gosen's
llnterdbtb. 81.
Noripoob 6eiehts SO. on Jos. &.
D'Brien, 8 Cots In Noripoob 6sights
unterobtb. 81.
20. 6. Mnrbprf, 1ruitee. an Mbo
Ben Dinine, 3 Cots in BeehtpopD.
$50.
GIpa 6. Steuper MolbopfeI an Si.
fla Steuiper, / Got an Wiliums apt.,
SatIep. 81.
Geo. q. Gardner an 6attie y
Moores. 90 Jnb an Robs Str. 81.
Ben. q. Dale an 5rdnt E. 8uIhle
SO Sub on Gin ctr. 5000.
Qaurette y. 8ibicn an 0arrp W
gorbes. / Got an pogue 4pe. 81.
6arrp 20. Gorxs on Ilice y. But
Ter, / Got on DO. 81.
Gb. 8. grobitreet, Gree.. an Jran|
Z. 8uidle, 80 Sub an glm Strdbe
$500.
Wtdrp g. 3beirina an pbiItp Auebsl
j Got an Trsmon Mpe. ST..
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Wruno.issnthnmsabertrasnnSt
Cincinnati. 7. Wdrs.


Sulia go.man an Grsoerid u. gien.
50 bei lO5 Tub an Der Rorbitiie BON
7. Str, 3piiteu Woano unb Gutter
Ctr. 81.
Margaret Roput an Jrsberif u.
gieu, 9pntratt, nm 9bsile pon Cots
4. 8 uno 6 in Wartin 8spis llntercbs
tbeiIuug gu pertauien, fir 1880.
Morp e. Osborne an Williom 8.
,Jor, 81 bel 106 SUP an Der Ofti.its
bon @iIbert 4pe.. 3Ipii6en Wlc1RilaH
unb Curtis Str. 81.
WtQrp GQen gfiss on The WnomiHs
Golf Club Rsaltp Co.. Cots Rc. d,
45 unb AZ, 80 bel 235 Sub. an Der
RorbIciie bon Shsrman 4pe. ST..
Games q.gat,r an Senrp G.Sbrepe.
Got go. II in Mbitsman's llnterobih.
in Clifton. 81.
CLARENCE u. gosbsp on auguft 8.
Rtkr, She'll Dor Got Ro. / In Der
WutuaI Someii,ob gIbg. 60. Inter
Gbtb. in Geer Part. 81.
Senrp 9urp an CHARTS Durn. go.
3 in 9urp's llntsrobtb. on Mefi Rioses
nab Qpe. 81.
Ssnnis Bolton an GbcrIs 9urp
II. u, buiisIbt gigsrtbum, ST..
y. Surrifon guthrie an 9enjomin
Z. arbsr. s 2ois in 5.R. Draie's llns
israbthi!uns in Ga.Isp. 81.
gbarIss 9urp on Sennie 8. Bottom.
Is Sabre 9.aie duf Got 3 In Durp's
lln.erubtb. an D.ii RiogetDan 4pe.,
jdbrli6s Wietbe $3.50, mi. bem ans
.uufsrsht fir $500.
3isiri1 Gbxrs on WilIiam gbbers
40 bel 80 CUB on Der Siioisix Don
@rope 4pe. 81.
AIeranber Mt. Sarpuot an Qeona R
9an part. shsiI BON Cots q. 22 uni
25 in Sofspb ainiep's 2. unierobth
ST..
sbos. ). R.b.s an 6onnab Q
Gourtnep. 3 Cots an WontsDmerl
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-07-25
NORWOOD-P D-PURNELL.

The following clipping from the
HattieSburg News will be of local
interest:
Miss Winnie Norwood of Car
IrolIton, Miss, and Z. L. Purnell of
Highlandale, Miss, were quietly
married Sunday morning at $50
o'cloCk at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Batson.
"Rey. J, H. Ingram of Schlater,
Miss, read the ceremony of the
Methodist faith and Miss Ivy Bat
son played the wedding march
from Lohengrin as the bridal
couple entered the library, which
was embellished with pink and
white oIeanders,
The bride wore her travelling
suit Of tan with hat to harmonic,
and carried brides roses and
ferns.
"Mr. Purnell, who lives near
Greenwood, Miss, has been plan
tation manager for D. S. Jones in
the Delta for several years and
after the wedding tour via Gulf
port to Hot Springs, he and his
bride will return to Highlandale
to reside"
Miss Winnie is daughter of
| Mr.. j. A. Norwood of our city,
and was born and reared in Car
Irollton, and is a charming young
| lady of many accomplishments,
being one Of the best teachers in
Iour public schools, and is held in
high esteem by the patrons and
pupils Of all the different schools
she has taught. The Conserva-
| tive joins the many friends Of the
family and young lady in wishing
| for all the happiness she antici-
pates. Conservative.
The Commonwealth joins the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Purnell in extending them con-
gratulations.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-07-25
A LIVE WIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY.

We specially call our readers
attention to the letter advertise
ments in this issue referring to the
promptness with which the Delta
Insurance and Realty Agency set
tied two Of the losses sustained
by companies they represent
There is no insurance agency
that represents more staunch, re-
liable or larger insurance COM
panies than this reputable agency,
and the large volume of business
placed with their connections elo-
quently attests this belief on the
part of a satisfied clientele.
No business is too small for
this splendid agency and the
promptneSs which characterizes
their business relations between
their customers and their connec-
tons satisfies the insured that
their insurance affairs are given
immediate attention by experience
ed fire insurance people.
The letters above referred to
and inserted elsewhere in this is
sue bespeak the complete salts
faction always meted to all losses
covered through them, and the
steady growth Of this reliable
agency is due to no other cause
than the business-like manner in
which all matters placed in their
hands receive immediate and sat
disposition.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-07-25
BOWLES MOSS.

Married, at Alderman, Miss,
July 18th, Miss EuIa Bowles, of
this city, and Austin Moss, of
Ackerman, the ceremony being
performed at the Presbyterian
manse by Rev. Mecklin. The
bride is one of GreenWood's fair
and accomplished daughters, and
prior to her marriage was en-
ployed as stenographer in the law
office of Adams & Dobbs. Mr..
Moss is a young business man
connected with the mercantile
firm of Seward & Co. We join
their many friends in extending
congratulations and best wishes
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-07-25

When the Sultan Of Turkey comes
into an American court on a suit, he
must be exactly on the same footing
as any other Iitigant, and has to put
up a bond Ike any other, which was
the information conveyed to his royal
ears via his attorney, in a suit for
the insurance on the life of rich
Armenian. The decision Is a patrl-
otto one, as any citizen in an Ameri-
can court is rs good as any king,
emperor, prince or sultan. AS far as
the bond was concerned, that was
prudent as well as patriotic.