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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

Saturdays Anniversary
Hosiery Specials
Women's Silk Boot Hose, double heel,
toes and soles, soc values, Ct M
35c; 8 pair for. ............ ~ sOO
Women's fine thread Silk Hose, black
only. high spliced heels and No.
double soles and toes, pair. FSC
Women's Pure Silk Hose-broken lots
in browns and tans, CO.
values to $1.00. ............... Wv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04

brabte in Y%eriibrl1ng gefommen. So
bel bat er 10 idmere 8ranbpunben
bapongetragen, oaB iein redter Mrm
abgenomen lperoen muBte.
@bite gartb. - 6. 6. 60
niels, Madfolger BON gfidter 90. 6.
811rd ols @ertreter ser &egierung in
SEN @bite gartb Sltoianerangelege1=
beiten uno u. s. HolpelI, ais Nntpalt
ser babel betbeiligtcn gmlbol5= Sir
men, erid)ienenS amita9 inD1,ll,tb Dor
Midter Yoge Morris 5lpeds @iniet=
ung elmer &pmmiiiipn, meld)e cine
3ablung oersssnoianer pornebmen uno
oeren u9l1lt" feltltcllen io1. Iies
mag Elm Sabr ooer langer in Nn=
lprl,d nebmen. Die meiiten 2onb=
Yro3elie iino iibrigens bon ser noh
INNER ausltebenoen @ntibeioung bes
8l,noes MppellationsgeridtS abban=
gig, ouf @runo 6eren &larbeit in sic
Irage fonnmen ioQ, mos mani nnter
einem observation-disclosures 81 perlteben
babe.
Smatonna.- Cine &loge, bie
8. 6. @irtl1e BON bier Dor Sabren
gegen sic Creamery Badage So. BON
Chicago ange1trengt bat uno Die alle
sSSniton5en 6urdlaufen bat nn6 in mel=
ber idlieBlid 6em &la9er $4,000
5ngelproden iporoen maren, pnroe
pom Stootsobergeriht 81 elmer nel1en
@erbanoll1ng a1gelett, 6a oie @ntido
oig11ng gu bo@ bemeiien lei. 9as
0bergeridt iagt ferner> oaB Ser &id=
ter midtige &unfte ausgelaiien babe
bel Ser rnterpeif11ng Ser @eidmore=
r1en.
Modefer.- Ser @toot bot eli
men 400 Mcres=Traft bon SameS S.
@orbep fir $4,000 o6er $500 per
Mder %angefauft. DieS lift cine Ser
groBten @run6eigentbums l1ebertra=
gungen in 6iei em Sabre in Slmitea6
County. 3as 9on6 gren5t an Stoots=
la116 uno miro einen Sbeil bes @rl1no=
eigentbums 6es Stoatsboipttols fir
Srriinaige bil6en. gs iou fir Nder=
bau5mefe pertpenoet ur16 bauptiab=
lih bon Natienten bes @oipitols be-
felt lper6en.
Ct. 9eter. - Ser @6nlratb
fat Sic Yldne ongenommen fir 6as
11ere 9incoln : S6nlbaus, meldes
an Steue bes I'M 9e5e1nber n%ieberge=
bran11ten errihtet lperoen fon. $4,000
bat Sic Sdulbeb0roe fir 6ieien 3med
an @an6, un6 in elmer Sonoerab=
itimmung fat Ser g4ul6iitrift sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
aus oe,t1 @oromeitem
Minne1Dta.

ct. Saul. = Sim Montog, Sem
Mrbeitertage, lit sic "a. 9anomirtb-
1doftlide Ausitelung oeS Stoates
Minneio ta in @amline bel berrlibem
Metter er0ffnet mor6en. @egen93,0 900
ginlQBforten maren fir ienen Sag
berfouft, nnb man rebnet, 6ab am
gr0Hnu11gstage iid auf oem Gieien=
iobrmorft in @amlin 100000 Ser,
ionen beriammelt batten. Mfon
erlportet, 6aB Sic o~ie5jabrige Sc
]uder5obl sic p%orjabrigen Hecoro=
5iffern nod iibertreffen miro.
3ien1tog mar Mimneapoliier Sag,
Miittrpod Sag ser gieb5udter uno
Miittertog, l,no an beioen Sagen mor
Ser ge1ud Elm enormer. Donnerlt tag
lit Sag ser Eioniere uno Soloaten,
6reitog st. Eauler Sag nno Som<
flag Mutomobiltag. - 9ie am Conn
tag in ct. Saul peran1taltete Deutide
Cages eier perlief in glan5en6er Wei=
lie. l1eber 5000 Berionen bil6eten oen
6e1t5ug, in meldem man ausmartige
Bereine bur9 1tarfe 9elegationen per=
treten iab. Mnf Dem Sarriot SSlano
1eltplobe bielten ser 6eitli6fett ent<
1pred)enbe @e6en Mapor Seller, SSu=
fins MDr1h. BrG1i6ent 6eS 9eut]h=
amerifoniihen StoatsperbanoeS, &on=
jul &onns @r11non, &oniul Cigar
Erodnif. MlS 8eltreoner trat ouf Ser
Mdtb. gilbert Nfanoer bon Seem Him,
unb ste Sblubrebe bielt @ouDerneur
Gberbart. Sci bem in Ser Tomnbane
aben6s perani tolteten 8anfett, mobet
9r. Oboge sic 6eier als Soa itmeilter
leitete, iprqhen Sl1lius M0rid, oie
beioen &onluln @rnnom nn6 Nrod=
nif, Or. @ergmeier l1no Otto 8remer.
Sci Ser Nobmittagsfeier nie betm
Boofett lieBen peridieoenen @elang=
Derei11e pereint nnter Ser Direftton
6es Nrof. 3umbo6 Sos oe1tide 2teo
CUR, poden @eltltng gelongen, 9te
SSeier bes. Deutf6en Cages IN ct.
go,,1 bot Dem 9entidtbum uni eres
gtaates oue gbre gemadt. = @inen
tpeiteren @etpeis 6oflr, oab Minne<
lota 6ieies Sabr sic grnten o4er or1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04

beren Staaten Ser Union ibertreffen
miro, ltefert Ser ioeben bonn ginpan=
o~erungsfommiiidr @berman a11sgege=
bene 8eri6t iiber 5tpan5ig Counties.
80 ion Ser 9ur6i6ntttsertrog bon
Mais 6iesmal 40 8nl@el auf SEN
Mder betragen. Sdmmtlt6e 6elb=
fri9te %ftonoen ausge5eibnet, un6 rnr
Ser @euertrag laBt 81 tpiiniden iibrig.
SIM @roBen nn6 @an5en baben Sic
Jarn1er rei6li6 urla6e, NIT 6em if
men BON oben geipen6eten @egen 5u-
frie0en 81 iein. = Sci Ser am Mon-
tag na6mittag in Ser Surnboae ge<
baltenen 5. Sabresberiammlung 6es
3~eutid=amerifantl6en Stoatsoerban=
0es mur6e SEER Sulius M0ri6 in Mn=
erfennung leiner @er6tenite nm Sic
@rtmidelung un6 6as gmporbliiben
6eS 9taatsperban6es als Brait0ent
mieoer ertpdblt, un6 MinneapoliS
mur6e als Srt CUR Mbbaltung 6es
na6ltjabrigen 9euti6en Cages erfo=
rem. Neb1t an6eren Mitglte6ern 6es
Stootsperban6es, Sic iib freimiuig
mel6eten, miro Nrdii6ent Snltns
Morib Sen Minnei ota-gerban6 auf
Ser Sabresfonbention 6es Deuti6=
Mmerifani1hen Nationulbun6es, 6te
i'm October in ct. 2ouis 1%tattfiaoet>
pertreten.
minneapolis @ugen Sal
LENDER, Ser permeintli6e iunge @in<
BREEDER, Der nit einem gebro6enen
geirl in Ser Observation-Disclosures
seq itd6tii6en @oipitals Lag, lit ant
5amitag %o1sgeriiien, inoem er iid
bonn 6eniter beroblieB, in iein Muto-
mobi1 iprang, 6os bereit itono uno
i'm in 5i9erbeit brabte. Calender
batte feline Gerleeungen Dor eintgen
Moraten erbalten> als er ebenfa1S
ousreiBen 1poate. Seine ger1ebungen
moren falt gebeilt. Sic Holi5ei mar
bisber 1ti6t im1tan6e, trgeno eine
Spur bon oem Mntomobil 5u fin6en.
Dulutb. - Mae iieben Mpotbe=
fer, sic am Montag un6 Dieni tag BIER
unter ser s(nflage, eetitige @etrdnfe
obne 2i5en5 %berfauft 81 babert, per=
baftet mnr0en, ml1r6en ant 6rettag
BON Ni6ter Cutting 5u ie 500 @elo=
Itrofe ooer so Gagen &aft perurtbeilt.
Glide BON ibuen batten it6 i6ul6ig
befanrt. 9ie 8er1rtbeilten iin6: Ss=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04

cor 6. @eimnan, Benton g. 8pers,
Wm. s. So6fiib, Sranf 20. 3ooner,
81. SO. Scott, George q. gflurlo r;10
@orolo S. @bam.
5ergns Sails. - Die sr0bte
&lagelobe, tpelde ien1als i'm bieligen
Ynnoesgeridte b%erbal1oelt purbe, TIT
eben ourb Sarab 6. Orr gegcl1 Die
Mintelota & Manitoba @D. 60. nn0
sic Canadian Mortbern-Babn onban-
gig ge11aht moroen. 6rou Orr, mel=
d)e 5ablreid)e a11oere @eid1bigte ibre
Mnipriid)e ii%bertra9en baben, begebrt
$t74,3O6.52 als @rlab fir 5daocn,
ser onrb @alobranoe e%ntltono, meld)e
sic 9taote Spooner unb 8eol1bette i'm
n0rolid)en Gbeile oes 5taates ger tor
ten, io>pie mebrere fleinere 00rf fer.
Imo @arbor5. - Sobn Mm=
Der mlrroe am 6reitogmorgen IN Smo
@arbors, Minn., Ser fobrlGlligen
50btung int eriteu @ra0e idulbig be-
%funoen. Mmber non angeflogt, leinen
&prmanl @1lit. Yeterion geidolien
u>o getobtet 81 babert. Climber, Ser
inn 70. 2ebensjabre ltebt u1o ais 81
ienbabnarbeiter a1lgeltellt mar, pobn=
te in elmer fleinen &iitte in ser Mabe
ser 8abn. ST botte ith elm TdB6en
@ier gefanft, nn6 8eterion uno feline
6reunoe fanren inn 9aufe bes Cages
gu oft gu oen SaB, Tim iid 5u itarfen.
Climber mies iie fort, oo6 ais ie ni@t
i6nen gena1g geben mo9ten, idob er
binterber nn6 tooete Heterion.
@emi6ji. = @ier tpurbe cine
@%eriammlnng BON 8ormern obgebol=
ten, I'M Eldre auf3uite0en fir sic ge=
meinidaftlide &larung BON 2ano inn
n0r6lthen Minnei ota, nm auf 6tele
8ei1e sic Soften berab5uoruden. @S
muroe porgei6logen >6aB entmeoer i'm
5taats5udtbouie o6er an einem anbe=
rem Hlate cine ftaatlide 9Dnamit-
fobrif erridtet meroe, bamit Sen Sat-
mern oos @pnamit, meldes iie CUR
&l6rung brau6en, 5u einem maBigen
Hreiie geliefert merben Tonne. @s
pnr6e o116 bei61olien, Sdritte in Die
@ege gu leiten fir Sic @riin6ung eli
ner neutrality-suspicious. fir 6armer
auf geno1 eni6oftlider @run6lage.
8rainerb. - M11gnit Mattion
fat gegen sic Gupura &ange Homer
60. ei11e &lage ongei trengt, in pelder
er @midabigung in S0be bon $685.
900 begebrt. @ein 9jdbriger Sobn
@oue tpor auf einen 9eitl1ngsmolt
qeflettert nn6 NIT einem @tarfi trout
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
MICH. EEINEN, Local Agent.
Telephone 1921. St. Cloud, Mimi.

Germogen nidt mehr als $1,000 aaf
lire @bemanner iibertragen ionen.
Gilbert Sea. - Sic tbatfrQi=
tige @rbeit ser Sbierar5te inn 8erein
nit SEN 6armern fat es 5utpege ge=
bra6t, 6nB Ser @eiterperbreitung Ser
S6meine@olera 6te1er @egeno nun
oo9 @inbolt geboten mur6e. Die In=
menoung 6es Sernms ertpieS iid alS
iebr portbeilbaft un6 erfolgrei6.
Nprb=0 afpta.
Ser bret Meilen BON @orrilon OH
iaiiige 6armer Otto S6li6ting muir
6e bel ser Mrbeit an einem 8rumen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04

9u5gobc Don Bombs i'm 8ertbe Don
$4,000 fir SEN 5hulbal1 bemiaigt.
Iem uIn. - Ger 5taot Min=
neiota miro aus Dem NadlaB beS
peritorbenen Gbas. Silperion $15,=
900 erbalten als grbihafts1teuer.
SEER Gilbert Jon mar elmer Ser eriten
Mnliebler SEEM nlms, mor mebrmals
8iirgernei1te tier ser Stobt uno belief
6ete bie Steuung alS Braiioent Ger
eagle &oQer Mins. Cine lonber=
bare @erfiigung in 6em 5eitoment
oes grblaliers beitimmt, baB feline
1oodter bon Dem ibnen binterlal1enen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
&leioeritoMe mno
Setoe

@ir 5eiseu eine before u11o Ben
beuti9en @rforoerniiien mebr
entlpre9enoe Musmabl bon &let<
oeritoffen uno Seioe, oenn je be-
Dor, @tmos, bos oeri6ieoen 1T,
mebr rer nno MODERN. gretie
BON SOC aufmdrtS big $685.
per Daro
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81 Oieier Sabres5eit 9ebraltAt
SIR ei,len nellen 5ut, eil1er1 Ser
MODERN 9aruirt unb gu etnera
mdBi9en Yreiie 5u boben lit, etz
maa,; oas broudtor lit fir friib=
5eiti9en 6erbit |.
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Sud- m09lid 1T. Infer 11eueS
5erbitz@ dub3eu9 fir &nabeu u11b
Ma6den 1T ferti9 fir S6ul9ez
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
Legal Notices.

Order Of Court for Notice to Common
CreditorS.
In the United States District Court for
the southern district Of Iowa, OF
tumwa division.
United States for the use and benefit
Of American Radiator Co., plaintiff,
Bartlett & King, u corporation, and
Fidelity & Deposit Co. Of Maryland,
defendants.
On showing made, it is hereby order
ed by the court that the plaintiff here
in, through and by American Radiator
company for whose use and benefit the
suit has been brought, shall give per-
sonal notice Of the tendency OF this
suit, as above entitled, to all known
creditors Of Bartlett 4 Killing, corpor-
alton, and to any and all person or per-
sons who supplied said Bartlett h
king corporation, with labor and
material used In the removal Of tho
former post Office building and for the
construction Cncluding plumbing, gas
piping and heating apparatus, electric
conduits and wiring) Of the United
States post office and court house
building at Ottumwa, Iowa, said notice
to be given by sending through the
mail by registered letters a copy OF
this order to all Of said known cred
itors and person or persons who sup
piled said labor and materials upon the
bond executed by the said Bartlett 4
Killing, corporation, and the Fidelity
& Deposit company of Maryland, and,
further, that notice to advise all I'M
known creditors of said Bartlett &
Killing, corporation, and any and all
person or persons who furnished labor
and material under said bond, shall be
given by publication Of an attested
copy Of this notice in the Tri- Weekly
Courier, newspaper published in the
City OF Ottumwa, Iowa. once week
for three (3) consecutive weeks, begin
ming August 23d. 1913, and all such
creditors and any and all person or
persons who supplied said labor and
materials under said bond are hereby
notified OF their right to intervene in
said suit upon said bond and are here
by notified that in the event OF their
failure to SO intervene in said suit on
or before December 20, 1913, their right
under said bond for said labor or ma
terials Is forever barred.
Dated August 18th, 1919.
BY the court.
(Signed) Smith Mcpherson, Judge.
The foregoing notice IL duly attested
by VIM. C. Macarthur, clerk, by Rilla
Stain, deputy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
MoULToN.

The first annual chautaudua at Moul
ton has passed and was success. The
people voted to have another one next
year.
Born, to Samuel Moore and wife, q
daughter.
Lee Marshall who lived in this city
some thirty-four years ago, has return
ed to his home in Yukon. Okla.
The public schools here will open
Sept. /. J. w. Miller was reelected SUI
perintendent
Lightning struck the barn Of Samuel
1ouser and the building and contents
were destroyed.
4 Broadway and Main streets are be-
ing treated to an oiling which 1t II
hoped INDY solve the dirt problem.
j. w. Adams, now leading attorney
OF Wichita, Kansas, visited boyhood
friends here the past week. He was en-
route to Montreal, Canada, to attend
ing.
The Appanoose farmers institute
meets here Sept. %, 20 and 80.
w. F. Berry and wife are home from
an extended visit to Illinois, They re-
turned in their car via Ottumwa and
Unionville.
Keith Mace, Harry Ross, w. F. Gar
rett, Jas. Howell, Sr, and Sam Cole
all have new residences under course OF
construction.
Look at the date on your name on
this paper, and be sure to renew
your subscription before it expires
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
ELDQN.

& Eldon, Aug 28.-The Big Four fair
grounds are being put In order and
new buildings erected Everything Is
being done to make the grounds as
fine as possible. The entries are great
er than ever and the air ships for
three days will rake three flights.
William Russell was buried today in
the Catholic cemetery. His body was
found Tusday morning in the yard OF
his father Cause Of death unknown.
The Methodist Sunday fchool held
a big picnic in. the fair grounds to-
day.
See the big free attractions at the
Davis County fair Sept. 8 to 12
Japanese acrobats and the celebrated
Tyrones.
Some new concrete street crossings
are being put In, which Is badly needed.
Mr.. McQuade is moving into the
property Of G. w. Roberts on Church
street.
The new priest is making acquaint.
ances. His field Is Eldon only.
The new. dynamo Is now installed
and full current Will be had during the
daytime ALSO It Is big one and furn-
ishes the round house as we'll as the
yards at the depot A new arch light
will be installed at the crossing
Attend the Davis County fair, Sept.
9, 10, IL, and IL. Admission rs cents,
season family ticket $3.50 same as
always.
When the mail Is late and the Cour-
Ter does not get here, we are lost, as 1t
Is our Newspaper.
The new Odd Fellows hall will be
very fine and will soon be ready for
nsA. They also have q new business
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
1IAkEs eURG

n and Mrs. Philip Palmer Of Des
rs are visiting at the home Of
daughter, Mrs. Lester Jay
q. G. T. Slavin left Saturday for
BRIT visit with relatives in Coats.
Mo.
ss. Albert Terrence returned Fri.
rom a short visit with her sister,
Shaw, Of Ottumwa.
and Mrs. s. c. Snow, daughter,
and son, Wilbur, were in Des
rs this week attending the fair.
Is Angie Berry left Friday for
\, Dakota, where she has claim.
I'LL teach the winter term of a
Il near Slowwater.
y Dora Berry left Monday for
lille where she will visit her par
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Snow.
a. Selma Cassil Of Ash Grove
i Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Roberts.
and Mrs. Quincy Dorothy Wis
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
KEosAUoUA.

Court convened Monday. The grand
jury which were called for Monday,
met and adjourned
Monday night about 9 o'clock fire
completely destroyed the house on the
S. w. Manning farm across the river.
The house was occupied by Jim Hun.
man and family Mrs. Huffman had a
hot fire baking bread and it is suppos-
ed the fire started from the chimney.
When it was discovered the whole
house was on fire. Practically nothing
was saved. There was $500 insurance
on the goods and $500 on the house.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Harris went to
Galesburg Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Anna Dibble and daughter Ruth
left Saturday evening for their future
home in San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. calhoun and
daughter Maude and Mrs. Ross Cal
houn Of Galveston, Texas, attended the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
Calhoun reunion at Birmingham Sat-

urd4y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cooley Of Quincy
ILL.,, spent Saturday here with hin
mother, Mrs. James Cooley, who 10 tax.
ing treatment here.
Miss Maude Gutick who has been i'll
of tuberculosis the past six months has
been much worse the fast week.
Mrs Chas. McKibbin Of Douds
Leando visited over Sunday 1T the
home of her uncle, T. W. Haney.
John Leach Of Memphis. Mo-, Ut.
tended the funeral Of his father-in-law
NJ o.. Kitchen Monday.
Mrs. H. A. Ingham, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. McGrew returned to their homes in
Mt. Pleasant Friday.
Mrs. j. Wesley Potter, son and
daughter, went to Keokuk Monday en-.
route to- their home In Sioux Falls,
S. D.
Agent Dykstra sold about ninety.
seven tickets to Keokuk for the cele
bration Tuesday. About that many
more went in autos.
Look at the date on your name on
this paper, and be sure to renew
your subscription before it expires.
Sunday morning at the Congrega.
tional church the Rev. Chas. E. Per
kins was engaged for life as their
pastor, Rev. Perkins does not come az
a stranger, he having been the pastor
of this church for about fourteen
years, about two years ago he gave up
the work on account Of i'll health and
went to Geneva, N. ". His health has
improved and he is again able to take
up PASTORAL work. -KeosauQua people
are very glad to welcome him and his
good wife once more.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30

tied this week in Des Moines with
their daughter, Mrs. Clara Rogers.
TT. Raymond was q business visitor
in Pella Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Gambel left Saturday for
her home in Watertown, S. D.. She
was accompanied home by her brother,
Walter ,Abernathy, who will attend
school there the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hadley Of Wash
ington arrived recently for an ex.
tensive visit with their daughter Mrs.
Fred Cloyd, who lives near town.
Look at the date on your name on
this paper, and be sure to renew
your subscription before 1t expires.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-30
Obituary.
Katie Fritz Wolf.

At her home in Udell, Iowa, APP
panoose county, Aug. Is, 1913, Mrs.
Katie Fritz-Wolfe, wife of Elder Abra-
ham Wolf, was born In Hancock coun-
ty, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1843 and was 70
years six months and twenty-seven
days of age at her death. She immi-
grated with her parents, Elder John
and Minerva Fritz to Iowa in 1854 and
settled In Keokuk county, near Ollie
where she made her home for a great
many years.
She was married to Elder Abraham
Wolf Sept. 16, 1860, who survives her.
She is survived by one brother. j. 8.
Fritz of Denver, Colo, who attended
the funeral and nine children. She
was a fine Christian woman of noble
character and wonderful personality; q
true helpmate, wife and mother. Her
first thought was of husband and chill
dren, their welfare and happiness were
upmost in her mind. She was sick
for several years and suffered untold
misery, yet ever accomplishing, ever
looking ahead to that haven OF rest,
ihe glories she is now enjoying. She
is gone but we have that blessed as
surance that we can meet her In that
beautiful haven of rest. She WAS for
fifty-six years member of the church
OF the brethren ever loyal and ready
to sacrifice any and everything for the
furtherance of Gods work.
She was the mother of eleven chill
dren, two of which preceded her to the
spirit world. All we're present except
Elder C. e. Wolf of Fresno, Cal, Mrs.
Minerva Farrier of Plainville, Kan,
and Mrs. Mary Benz, Archie Mo. The
surviving children who attended the
funeral are: D. A. Wolf, Prairie City,
Iowa; Mrs. Rosa Rodibaugh, Agency,
Iowa; J. A. Wolf, Waterloo, Ia; Mrs.
Lille Bell Jones, Fairfield, ia; w. r.
Wolf, Denver, Colo; Mrs. Emma Nc
Curdy, Bloomfield, Ia The funeral
service at the Fairview church east Of
Udell, Iowa, at 2 p. M, Sunday by
Elder W. N. Glotfelty and Orlando
Ogden and was laid to rest near by
Contributed.
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and lovable companion.

and lovable companion.
Her death occurred at the home
Sunday Aug. ~, at 7i15 p. M, 1913.
Her illness was OF short duration but
she fore her affliction patiently until
relieved by death.
Those of the immediate family who
still survive her are the husband. VIII.
liam Kershner, two daughters, Nellie
Black Of South Ottumwa, Elsie VIII.
cox OF South Ottumwa and two grand
children.
( Funeral services were held from the
home at 2:30 and at the Mt. Zion
Methodist church at 3 P. NJ, Tuesday
Aug. rs, 1913. conducted by Rev. AL
yah HUFF.
There was large congregation
present, which represents the esteem
In which the deceased was held The
body was laid at rest in the Mt. Zion
cemetery.
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four years. She was accompanied BY
her sister, Miss Goldie Corns, who will
make an extended visit at Seattle.
Miss Minnie Bowles has returned to
Iowa City after a visit with her par
ents at this place.
M. g. Patrick and family are visiting
relatives at st. Charles.
Mrs. Charles Aylor and children Of
Pulaski are visiting Mrs. Aylors par
ents, II. D. Vickers and wife.
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this paper, and be sure to renew
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room adjoining their old building. En-
yart's new building adjoining will soor
be ready and 1t will be occupied by II
w. Enyart & Son, harness shop.
The price OF admission to the Davis
County fair is rs cents. Season fam
lily ticket $50. Same old prices
Sept. 9 to IL inclusive.
Many new residences have been
built and new concrete walks are be-
Ing put in. Many OF them are IN the
now addition, which is on the east side
of the city.
Next in order Is the Big -Four fair
Sept. 2, 3, 1, and 5.
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this paper, and be sure to renew
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FARM lNGTON

Mrs. ,Sallie Masmar and daughter
Luphelia,l and granddaughter, Edna
May, are visiting relatives at Hedrick.
Miss Caroline Corns returned Wed
nesday to Seattle, Wash, where she
has taught in the schools for the past
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ESBURG.

F. J. Raynold left Wednesday for
an overland trip to Memphis, Mo-,
where they will visit with their moth
er, Mrs. 8. v. Raymond,
Mrs. M. Townsend and daughter
Ethel have returned from q visit with
relatives in Denver. Fl
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Oskaloosa where Mrs. HELEN will visit
Mr.. HELEN has gone to the fair.
The Epworth league will 60 picnick
ling at the river Thursday
"A. e. Aiffle and son Ray and John
YeaEer went to Keokuk Tuesday to
see the dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd James and fam
| lily Of Phillipsburg, Kan, are VISITING
Mr.. James brothers, J. c., and Ed
James.
Mrs. Fred Ritz is sick.
Mrs. r. l.. Goelning Of Kirksville.
Mo-, who has been visiting at Mrs
IIIendrickson's has returned to hsl
home.
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Mary catharIne Atwood.

Mary Catherine Atwood was born
Aug. 81, 1862. She was married to
William Kershner Nov. %, 1882. To
this union four children we're born.
Nellie, Ethel, infant daughter, and
Elsie. Ethel, and infant daughter
preceding her in reath. She was con-
yerted in her youth at the old Wesley
chapel, and joined the church. She
was good woman. 9 kind mother