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Carrying very little freight. the
steamer Claudine arrived from the
Maui ports Sunday with a good pas
senger list. A, few bags of bran and
I55 bags Of corn made up the greater
part Of the cargo.
Three intcr-island steamers viii sail
this evening at 5 o'clock. w. g. Hall
win put out for Ahukini, while the
Claudine win leave for Maui ports.
The Noeau will call at Kealia, Kilauea
Kalihiwai and Hanalei.
~
Twenty-three passengers arrived on
the steamer Mikahala Sunday morn
ing from Molokai The ships cargo
was made up Of IS bundles OF hides,
so bags Of charcoal, 20 bags. of corn
20 crates Of chickens, 204 bags Of
sand, As hogs and 256 sheep.
Bringing cargo Of copra from Mid
way, the schooner laurence Ward
arrived In port this afternoon. She
reported fairly good weather during
the whole Of her return voyage. She
was sighted at o'clock 10 miles west
of port.
The liner Manchuria left Yokohama
Sunday on schedule time for Homo
lulu and San Francisco. A message
received BY II. Hackfeld & Company,
agents for the Pacific Mail line. states
that she carried q heavy passenger
list and good cargo, 1900 tons Of.
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Love, says the poet, "by and by
VIII find its owR.I ween;"
Bnt not so surely as the fly
Will. find the busted screen.
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soRN'

lN1cOLLr In Honolulu, November 1 !,
1918, to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nicoll,
twin daughters
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HARBOR NOTES

The steamer Sierra will leave San
Francisco tomorrow at 2 o'clock She
is reported to have good passenger
list and cargo
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TRIP Was
ANENJOYABLE
one

4
Dancing every night on the voyage
from San Francisco. with q masquef..
o1e thrown in for Halloween, hap
~ party Of passengers arrived in Ho-i
Io|.|u e IL o'clock this morning by
tie liner Korea: under Can't. A. W.
Nelson's command
The Foyase passed so pleasantly
that the Count and Countess Won Tat
(6I|1ch. who left Germany some time
ego Tor tour of the world. have de-
('|.I not 70 stop off here but viii con-
tine their journey on the Korea to
Japan. The count and countess had
ORIGINALLY planned to remain here sew
|I1I days and make the remainder Of
ne VOYAGE across the Pacific on 81
..| liner.
The Korea carries q heavy cargo,
/|I tons Of which win be discharged
here Altogether she had, on 6717l
|I0. II Is partly because Of the
|.C0nt Of freight she is to discharged
that her departure has been delayed
Unit. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30.
This VIII give the officers one OF
he first opDortnnities they have had
a. chat with the officers Of the liner
...I0 which arrived IN port this A.
|.|61t1 frou Yokohama. The China
~ out tomorrow about noon.
ne ICrta'6 voyage was made on
. .||0 sea. YerY little rough weather
|.| Experienced She win take on
.|..& little cargo before leaving for
ne IIu1'n1er Of Der trip
-'-|<> AZ Lower Insurance.
||'01 coast fteemehip men are |
|'|'01 {or securing lower ineur.
.... rates ~ account Of the instaIIa- |
%. O. re radio rteIegraph on their
.'..||@I& They claim the wireless /
.|. resulted several times In sayinel
...||| which otherNise would hare
|| Destruction They demand that
ne money saved BY the underwriters
....'I decrease the present rates
|E arguments tend to show that |
|.. ||1r1i Of insurance paid since
installation Of the wireless Is |
||0IcIIIon than formerly The /
..'..|I1I1 say the same rule that
....I.. a adjusting rates on shore |
.|. ne means Of saving property
.|. '.|I1{eI through the instaIlationI
.||..| I[t lighting facilities should
..'.'. a. sea- Several vessels on theI
.||| .3|I saved IurQUEut
..| 80 brought BY the wireless.
III. .arn liners, the Shinyo and |
'.. VIII arrive here within "a /
.... 81 each other this week. The !
'.|. a due Wednesday from San |
..|||Co and Il expected 70 dock BY |
- and sail Il 5 o'clock OF the I
.. .II The chiyo. due Thursday |
j. from Yokohama. win sail at /
4. she carries ZIG steerage pas
...@|. Tor Honolulu, an unusually |
.|.. number Her cargo for here
...|| 10 I1lS tons
According % 9 message Just re-
steamer riII arrive here tomorrow
..|.'1E On good time. Her passen-
..| .I0bef 81 She carried 1o6 bags |
.||| and 81 Of express. She has = /
|| |00 cargo ii which IL included
|.. .1|tu|o1iles OF her cargo 238
|... arc Tor KahOlni. The Honolulan
.''' dock q the Queen street wharf
..'.1 |ar6 Tomorrow.
d. der way to South America the
|.'I0 .1ru will arrive in Honolulu /
||.. Yokohama tomorrow She will |
probably not dock here but win go ON
81. ''1 ~ discharge 20 tons Of her
||..1 The Seiy0 carried heavy |
Cargo according to the word reaching |
-||.'e 4 Cooke. the agents OF the
company here
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STAR.BULLRTIN GIVES ron
TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY.
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E. g. PETERS, the attorney fol
Captain OF Detectives McDuffie and
Detective Kelliett, is III at his home
today. He il expected at his Office
tomorrow.
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What is called Faith is often in.
,telIectual laziness and Optimism is
often sugared self-deception.
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GEORGE H. ROOT, prominent
business man of Hermiston, Oregon,
Is spending q few weeks in Honolulu
accompanied by Mrs. Root. They are
registered at the Young hotel
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JOSHUA ID. TUCKER. land commits
sioner, win leave for Kauai tomorrow
evening to inspect 4 number of the
Kappa and other homestead tracts. He
expects to return next Sunday.
SUPT. J. w. CALDWELL of the
public works department will leave
On the Mauna Kea Wednesday morn
ing for Hawaii. He will inspect the
work on the Kuhio bay wharf, now
virtually completed, the Mahukona
landing, where construction of the
new wharf Is to begin at once, and
the Kailua landing He probably will
be on the Big Island the remainder Of
the week.
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III. Ioru liners. the Shinyo and
|. VIII arrive here within "a
...|. oI each other this week. The
|.'.|1 - due Wednesday from San
..|'|Co and Il expected 20 dock BY
]. and SAN It O'Clock Of the
..| .II The chiyo. due Thursday
. IS 0 from Yokohama. win sail at
| she carries ZIG steerage pas
.....I Ior Honolulu, an unusually
.|. number Her cargo for here
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Drs. c. l.. Stafford, District NJ. L
church, will hold Quarterly meeting
at the Central Methodist church
preaching Sabbath morning followed
with the communion service, and
preaching in the evening. On Mon
day he will hold Quarterly Confer
ence at Eddyville at 10 a. m, al
Beacon at 2:3O p. m. and at Oska
loosa at 7:30 p. m. The Beacon Quart
erly Conference will include the
Beacon, Givin. Evans and Riverside
churches and it is important that all
the churches shall be represented in
the conference.
Frank Window, of Germantown
was seeing Oskaloosa sights yester
day.
Ike Ewing of the Barnes & Ewing
store is home from a week in Chi
.Cago.
Max Banford. of La Harpe, Illinois
was a guest of local business friends
yesterday.
Keota Eagle Mrs Clara Lyle and
Mrs. Molly CarriS were Oskaoosa
visitors this week.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. G. B. Ow,
en-, OF New Sharon, is visiting this
week at the home Of her brother
Frank Russell, 226 South Ward st.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. w. H. HiX
on and sister. Miss Myrtle Lilly, OF
OskaIOOsa. arrived the latter part 0i
the week for d visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds and
two children, who have been residing
on the Mckinley farm, southeast OF
town, have located in Oskaloosa and
are living at 437 North Tenth Street
Mr.. Reynolds is still on the farm clos
ing up his fall work
Mrs Jap H. Phillips, of north of Os
kaluOsa, suffered a bad shaking up
and minor bruises yesterday when
the horse, behind which sne and 9th
er members were riding, becoming
frightened and overturned the We
hicle, throwing Mrs. Phillips to the
ground. None Of the occupants OIL
the rig were injured to any extent.
Earl Woodward has resigned his
position as jeweler with the Furnalc
and TOwnley Jewelry house to &C
cept similar place with the FRANK
Schlampp Jewelry Co, of Des
Moines, and has departed to take III
his new duties. The position left va
cant by his resignation has been &C
cepted by Claude Phelps, of Knox
vile. Mr.. Phelps is cousin of A
K. Peasley, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Norris anC
Clay Norris. of White Oak, returned
yesterday from Fairfield where the!
{ were summoned by the Academia
death VI little Glen w. Holmes, In
! FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmel
/ Holmes, who passed away Tuesday
December 3, 1913, at the age of on'
year. nine months and two days, th'
result OF scalding with hot water
Funeral was held Thursday.
DIR. J. NJ. McClellsnd. pastor of thu
Central Methodist church will spent
Sabbath at Newton conducting Quart
erly meeting sercives there morning
and evening. DIR. McClelland wa
formerly district superintendent Their
/, and will be welcomed again in tina
capacity by large and appreciativ'
audiences. He will also have an OF
portunity OF seeing the progress be
ing made In the new fifty thousand
dollar church being erected there.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
; PERSONALS :
From Saturdays Daily

Nii'hl odbulu ds bdlly.D
Richland Clarion: Miss Pearl Kin,
ney spent Sunday in Oskaloosa.
Miss Jessie Reid is spending the
day with friends in Des Moines.
Lovilia Press: Ben Bernstein, of
Oskaloosa, was business visitor in
the city Monday.
Miss Laura Gibbons and mother
have gone TO Des Moines for a
weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. E. Z. Wood, who has been the
guest of Mrs. B. Z. letters, has re,
turned to her home in Keokuk.
Lemuel Harper and Chas. Meiggs,
of Des MOines, have been in town
several days on a business mission
Mrs. Milton Basset and grand.
mother are spending a few days at
the Robert Sarvis home in Rose Hill
G. A Green and wife, who have
home, have returned to their home
in Manchester Iowa.
Miss Marguerite MacGugin who
has been the week end guest of Mrs
NJ. NJ Hebner, left yesterday after
noon for her home in Washington.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. C.
Clark. Of Fremont, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ
Clark on North Wapello street for
the past few days. returned home
Thursday.
James VallandingFam and wife left
this morning for MarshalItown where
they will spend Sunday. Mr. Vail
andingham will also conduct the Sun
day services at the Nazarine church
Mrs. McKibben and son John, left
this morning for their home in Earl
ham. John has been in the Abbott
hospital for several weeks where he
submitted to an operation for appen
icitis.
J. w. Kinney has returned from
Portsmouth, Ohio, whittier he was
called by the serious illness of Mrs
Kinney. Mrs. Kinney is improving
rapidly now. and hopes to be able &c
return to Oskaloosa in two or three
weeks
Chas. Bennings and wife, formerly
of this city, but now residing in Mar
shatown, who have been spending a
few days IN the city with Mrs. Her
Sey and Mrs. c. z. Dryden. return
ed home this morning. Mr.. Benning
also attended the Eagles Big Feed,
here.
Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Mccall arrived
home Friday from Bonneville, North
Carolina, where they were summoned
several weeks ago by the death Of
Mrs. McCall's father They came
home via Louisville, Kentucky and
s. Louis where they stopped for briei
visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Wiersum, form
erly of Oskalooas, now located and IN
business in Milwaukee, have been In
town this week visiting friends. Mr.
Wiersum was formerly general man
eger Of the Allenson News Company
operating the lines OF the M. G. st
L. Ry. with headquarters In oska
loosa. They went TO Sigourney TO
day for visit with friends and &C
- - --e'--fTN~s ssa
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

is estimated that there are over forty
Methodist Episcopal churches within
radius of twenty-five miles of Os
kaloosa.
(From Tuesdays Daily
What Cheer Chronicle: Art Malone
vas at OskalOosa Monday to see his
wife.
Washington Journal: c. E. Wilson
of OSkaloosa, was business caller in
Washington last week.
Pella Chronicle: Chas. Sipkema
and wife visited over Sunday with
his parents at Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Harry Phin
ney of Oskaloosa spent a few hours
in town Wednesday visiting friends
Washington Journal: Miss Oleta
Stewart has returned home from Os
kaloosa, where she had been for a
few weeks
Pefia Chronicle Mrs. Fl. A. Beman
of Oskaloosa visited during the week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J
l.. Warren
Sigourney News: Mrs. Arthur Bak
er returned to her home in Oskaloosa
Friday, after a visit at the parental
Storms home.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Gilbert Rey
mods and little daughter Ada, of Us
kalOosa, have arrived for a visit with
her father, Oscar Clements.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. w. l.. Gar
rett, OF Oskaloosa, came down Sun
do
day night visiting old neghbors anC
friends.
Fairfield Tribune: Miss Alma Fleen
er, who has been a guest of Miss
Mary Harris and other relatives fol
the past two weeks has returned t
her home in Oskaloosa.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Thelms
and lone Rhynsburger of Oskaloosa
visited over Sunday with their grand
parents, Nj and Mrs. II. Rhynsbur
ger of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Berkey. of 10;
First avenue east, departed Saturday
evening for visit of month Of
more at the home of their son, DR.
veil Berkey, in Des MoineS.
Waterloo Reporter: Mrs. Rober
dardman entertained the members o
The T. n. d. club and their husband
At her home, 220 Butler avenue, las
evening. Miss Mary Funk OF Oska
loosa and J. z. Rutledge of this cit!
we're guests last evening.
Waterloo Reporter: About thirt!
friends surprised Herman Heppner a
iis bone on West Eleventh street
asst evening, TO assist in celebrating
his forty-fiftn wedding anniversary
n behalf OF the company, Will Welleil
presented Mr.. Heppner with an oal
rocker. The only out of town guest
IN the gathering were Mr.. and Mrs
Goddard of Oskaloosa.
Clyde Vermilyea went to Chicag
Sunday morning.
Mrs. n. T.. Wilson is visiting witt
friends in Des Moines.
\ Miss Laura Chew has gone to De
Moines for a few days visit.
ID. J. Lea has gone to New Sharon
foria few days visit with friends.
/ William Derweister, of Davenport
was with oskaloosa friends Sunday.
James X. ReeG, of Des Moines, cal
Led upon oskaloosa friends yesterday
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

visiting her brother, John MCGEE,
has returned to her home at Beatrice,
Nebraska.
Mrs. B. Sigen, who has been visit.
ing for a few days with her friend,
Mrs. Rosenbaum, has returned to her
home in Ottumwa.
w. w. Allen and family, of South
Market street extension, are moving
from the city to Des Moines where
they will make their future home.
Ray Rigger, of Sigourney, returned
to his home last evening after a brief
visit in the city at the parental Geo.
bigger home, All North Seventh st.
Mrs. Lem Robbins and daughter.
Miss Cecil of near Delta, have re-
turned to their home after a short
stay in the city with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. G. Prouty, of Des Moines,
has returned home after a brief visit
here with her mother, Mrs. James Nc
Quiston, 327 North Third street. Her
aunt, Mrs Wilson, of Des Moines,
who has also been visiting here. ac-
companied her home.
Harry Walton, formerly of the Her
aid staff, writes from Des Moines
that he likes his new position on the
Des Moines News, and will remain
in the capital city. Harry is a hust-
! Ter, and his many friends will be glad
to know of his success, and will wish
him well. Edwin Dodds has taken
the vacancy on the Herald and we
bespeak for him a kindly reception
among the patrons of the paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Drinkle have ar.
rived home from a four weeks visit
and outing with their children in the
neighborhood of Havre, Montana, and
were guests of number of former
Oskaloosa people located near that
place. Lon" tells some entertaining
stories of the new country and Is en-
thusiastic about 1t. He and Mrs.
Drinkle started out one fine day for
little walk and made the distance,
cross country and back, distance of
thirteen miles without fatigue. A. T.
reports all Oskaloosa people doing
nicely and everybody comfortable.
Lea Glantz is spending a few days
with friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Eta Amber has gone to Abba
to visit her sister and brother.
Mrs. Carl Johnson is spending the
day with friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. o. B. Neff was a business pas
senger this morning to Rose Hill.
Miss Rena Gustafson spent Sunday
and Monday with friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Elmer Barnhart is spending a
few days with friends and relatives IN
Marshalltown.
Mr.. Griftiths, instructor I'm piano at
Penn, has gone to Abba to visit with
friends and relatives.
John II. Thompson, who has been
visiting with friends in the city, left
for his home in Hooking
w. c. George, who has been here
looking after business affairs, return
ed to his home in Moravia.
Mrs. e. Litkey, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Shaffer, has re.
turned to her home in Rock Island.
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Mabel
were passengers to Abba where they
will spend few days visiting with
friends and relatives, l.,,... 49,,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Mystic Register: Leslie Moore, O.
| OskalCosa, was tTansacting bushes.
in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. S. B. Ridner has gone to Des
MOnes where she will spend severa
days visiting with relatives.
Pella News: Mrs. Paul Wander Zy
and Miss Kate Weichart called OF
friends in Oskaloosa last week.
Bussey Record: Miss Nina Mick
went to Oskaloosa last Thursday fol
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Rose
Scott and husband.
Miss Genevieve Barrowman, Of
| New Sharon returned to her home
this morning after spending Sunday
here with friends.
Miss Eunice Sisco, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Sisco
of this city, left this morning for her
home in Davenport.
Mrs. Chas. Ames and Mrs. J. w
| Marley, of EldOrado, Kansas, left this
morning for Marshalltown for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Anna Calderwood has return
ed to her home in Brooklyn, Iowa, at
ter being called here to attend the flu
neral of ArnOd McGregor.
Washington journal: Mrs. NJ.
Shunterman returned Saturday morn
| ing to her home at Oskaloosa, after
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
| Lyle.
Bussey Record: c. F. Anspach ant
grandson, Charles Anspach, went tt
Oskaloosa last Friday and spent the
day with Mrs. {. F. Anspach, who is
in the hospital at that place.
| Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
George Carnes of Oskaloosa spent a
few hours Friday at the home of Mrs
Carnes' sister, Mrs. A. L. Baker, north
of the city, enrOute to Lucerne, Mo.
Mrs. Ii. r. Howard, of Baldwin
Kansas, who has Deen a guest at the
n. NJ. Rumbaugh home, has gone tC
| Des Moines to spend several days
with friends before returning home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Van Dyke, OF Arnett, Ok
lahoma, has arrived at the parental
John b. Moody home, No. 6O3 South
Market street, for a holiday visit
with father anL mother Moody anC
with her sister, MRS. p. K. McCosh
Miss Mary Horton, who remained
for visit at Boone, has joined hel
brother, Rev Thomas Horton, in per
manent residence here. They are
now pleasantly located in the Mrs
l.. A. Porter property at 1856 High ave
nue. east
Gus Haney, OF Bloomington, anG
Harry WI ght OF Fairfield, are II
town for a .ew days visit at the home
OF Mrs. Mike Applegate. They &C
to FairfieIu 20 spend a holiday vaca
ton with a sister, Mrs. Ed Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Cartwright, o
EldOn, who have been visiting her,
with Mrs. Cartwright's sister, Mrs
w. M. Robinson, and with Mr.. Cart
wright's mother, Mrs. Alta Cart
wright, and sister, Mrs. John Kent
field, departed for home last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Tenant anc
three children have moved from Bux
ton where A-r. Tenant is employed
as yard master, and are occupyin.
i No. 1885 c avenue east in Oskaloosa
Mr.. Tenant realms his position 4
Buxton but will be in town frequent
ly.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

John ID. Byers has arrived home
| from Rockwell City where he has
spent seven months of the year in the
| construction or handsome new
church for the Presbyterian TALKS at
a cost of twenty thousand dollars.
This is the twelfth church building
upon which Mr.. Byers has been en-
gagged for John r. Gier, the Marshall
town contractor.
Sully News: Mrs. Jim George has
gone to OskalOOsa to visit her three
children for a week
Bussey Record: H. J. Silver went
to Oskaloosa Monday evening and
spent the night with his brother, M.
| J. Silver.
Bussey Record: Ethol Smith went
to Oskaloosa Monday morning to
serve on the grand jury at the present
term of court.
Rev. Ira Kellogg and son are en-
gagged in building sixteen houses at
| Bidwell, Iowa, a small new mining
camp close to Ottumwa.
Washington Journal: Mrs. D. H.
| Cole, of OskalOosa, arrived Friday
evening from Davenport for a visit
at the Henry Parkinson home.
Bussey Record: Messrs. Robert
Littler, John Haywood, Byron Nc,
Cornell, Ounce Mcconnell, Walter
Mather, George Parker and Walter
Mather made a business trip to Os-
kaloOsa Monday.
Greenfield Transcript: Miss Jean
Morrison, of Oskaloosa, came Satur.
day morning for visit at the home
of her uncle, Russell Morrison and
cousins, Mrs. Ed Carl and Mrs. Luella
| Dorsey. Miss Morrison is a return,
ed missionary having spent fifteen
years in India and is now home on
her second furlough.
Knoxville Express: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry f. Mitchell celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary Satur,
day evening in a very appropriate
manner. About thirty guests we're
present to enjoy the event, a large
portion OF them being old Oskaloosa
friends. Elaborate refreshments
and program of orchestra music
made the evening a pleasant one.
New Sharon Star: Last Saturday
|
number of thirty-three, assembled at
the J. A. Curry home in honor of J. A.
and wife and Miss Lura and Ed Hays
and wife. The former couple are
soon to depart for their new home
near Oskaloosa and the latter couple
to their home in Canada after a visit
with her parents here. The crowd
took in oysters and fruit and a pleas
ant evening was spent with music
and social chat. 1t was a complete
surprise.
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Mary Hart is visiting with
| friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Marie Beatty, of Rose Hill
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Will A. Barnard is visiting for
few days with her sister in Sigour.
ney.
! c. w. Thompson, living south OF
town, has moved from the city to Des
i1oines. A.. .-..-. -... .
DR.. Will Dodds, of Richland, Iowa,
was an over Sunday guest at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Joe Larimer.
Miss Mary MeGee, who has been