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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
bargains in Furniture, Rugs, Stoves and Carpe

Our Club Payment Plan is at your con-
vchichcc during this sale. Plan to taISc
advantage Of il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

Children's Goats of Cheviots and Zeba-
lines, In blue and brown, trimmed with
velvet and fancy checks, ages 6 to II
years; worth $500 Special 90 nE
at ...,............ pAsOc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

good heavy quality for winter wear,
strong and durable; sells every
where soc. Challenge Sale OOo
price OJC
Il a IN Gus "Wooltextur" Heavy
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, superior
in workmanship and quality; regu-
lar price 75c, Challenge Sale 70
price CJC
Mems Fine Ribbed Union Suits,
5000 heavy weight perfect fitting
and made to stand hard wear. on
Challenge Sale price. OCN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

Figured Satcen Comforts, size
~ 80, figured on both sides.
filled with white cotton. Regu-
lar price 1895, Chal- 90 on
lenGe Sale price $500. pcsOO
Comforts, large size, good
weight, filed with sanitary cot
ton; regular price s125, 90
Challenge Sale price ;. CcC
Down Comforts. a good line of
Down Comforts, good weight and
covered with best drapery satins.
Regular price $500 and $500,
Challenge Sale price, or M
$500 and. 81 .UU
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FOR MOTHERS

SIR Lily ; BAEY SHOP. WHFpE
~. we make ladies' and children's clotfes.
Mvrra,,. pilSes on al work Mrs. II. M
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CHINESE HERRS

f> fOINI' TrIiNESE CELEBRATED
,, HERBALIST. ! ELL
Master OF all so-caIled inc,,rah,, -,
lIses' Trse i sat Lake offices. lis So NAE
tice ee consultation by presenting This s"anh, am
d212s
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Wanted-I,iyestock

STOCK BUYERS OFFICE OF THE
Utah Packing Co., 537 State ST. Wa
satch 70S will buy all kinds OF horned
stock and calves OF any age. d258
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Wanted-SaleSmen

WANTED-IMMEDIA FOR UTAH.
statesmen to sell domestic de luxe and
imported advertising calendars. novelties
and leather goods. Every business man a
prospective customer Commission large.
Address Sales Mgr. United States Cal
enddr Co. Cincinnati. d1S20
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FUR STORAGE,REMODELING

FURS STORED. CLEANED. REPAIRED
renodeled: summer prices: expert frr.
rierS Hudson Bay Fur Co.. Was. 1851
l22 Main st. b1Ts5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26
HAIR GOODS
IRON WORKS


JOE Dewey. MANUFACTURERS OF
all kinds OF iron works; bids and esti
mates gladly furnished 1856 Edison
sl. d694
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VACUUM CLEANING

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING A CLEAN
er. buy The Tuec," the best on the
market. Demonstrat tions freely given:
Installed in homes or hotels: the onIy
machine on the market that can't get
out of order Tuec Stationary Cleaner
Co, lA1 u. Broadway. Phone Wasa tch
280. dg8gg
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AN EXPERIENCED A. G.. AND q. c.
motor and generator repair man and
winder for work in open shop. Address
k-i6, Tribune. d3i0o
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Wanted-Agents


AGENTS WANTED TO SOLICIT Or
ders for photos, enlargements and
framing Of pictures; large profit Apply
by letter, Photo Supply. Box 27. Amer
lean Fork d2O7o
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WASTE PAPER & GARAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER AND CARRIAGE
20. a. lniDgworth. manager. Phone
"ee'ii .-VA' ci21J
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SECONDHAND CLOTHn

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOE
clothes and shoes, e. Green, M
1903.
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LAWN MOWERS SHARPE

1T YOUR LAWN MOWER
sharpening or repairing. call u Z
retail hardware. They Will send =
pert to your home and he viii s'nn
10 make old mowers cut Like nss.
files used.
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SHAMPOOING

49, |~@----~-~-~~~-~~~~~-o-
SHAMPOOlNG FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen: also expert beauty WORT IN
all lines. 62 e. Atm South. Was. 1856
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Public Stenographer
Wanted-Situation (Female)

4 REFINED, CAPABLE WOMAN
wishes position a 5 working housekeep-
err; can take entire charge no objection
10 children; in or out OF the city. Ad-
dress K-49. Tribune 1922
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MEN TO LEARN ALL KINDS AUTO
mobile work. $50 S. w Temple. c4242
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AF-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT S A NJ.
AND I p NJ. DAILY, TROY LAUNDRY.
a2l SOUTH 6TH EAST
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Wanted-To Rent

MAN AND WIFE. WITH NO chill |
dren. desire housekeeping rooms; state
price and location. Address K-36. Trib- |
une, d3o71
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CARPENTERS AND JOBBERs

---~0-c-~-~-----~-~~-----
SCREENS. FURNITURE
repaired. reuphoIstered Evington. I49
2. End South. Was. 4i3s-W. d175s
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SANITARIIJM

SGiIGi, i COOL. PRIVATE SAN1T,
are ,ts, cs,eraS ~ngre nervous cases and cbjIdrs,
sonabie io7 20 w,Isan i,hIeaiiy located; rates 1ea"
"soh ave Hyland S59-R
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INSURANCE


LIFE SOLICITORS.
IL VIII pay you 10 submit your surDlus
business 10 us. Utah Funding Company.
CIV boS'"n 6ldS dc loo
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VETERINARY
SAFES AND VAIu.TS

~-c-~-c~(N-~-~-~-~N---~---~
COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand; Shealy Safe & Vault Co. Al
Postoffice place, o,osl5
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

GENUINE HAND-CARVED CAMEO
. ID
21-jewel Hamilton watch IL so
I-Jewel Waltham watch - 90
Diamond earrings. cost $35 new. 1o. 90
Onne's Loan Off1ce, estab. 25 years, II
East Broadway. d2219
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26
KODAK DEVELOPING

We 20 EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Utah Photo Materials Co, 423 Main ST.
d2624
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Wanted TO Buy-ReaI Estate
Wanted-To Borrow

YOUNG MARRIED MAN EARNING 1925
monthly wants TO borrow 500 for one
year: will give note and pay IL per cent:
willing to make monthly payments. G-5.
Tribune d108S
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Wanted-To Trade

ONE b5-HP., PASSENGER, HIGu-
grade car to exchange Tor smaller car.
629 State ST. c4092
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WANTED
Wanted-NlaIe Help

WANTED-5oo MEN AND BOYS TO
visit the Installment Dental Parlors;
prices reasonable and work guaranteed.
$50 South Main. Wasatch 922. DR.. Con-
ger. manager. d3407
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AT ONCE. , BRIGHT. CAPABLE La
dies over 81, TO travel. demonstrate
and sell dealers; SIS TO $50 per week:
railroad fare paid: school teachers and
mllllnerS preferred. Goodrich Sales Com :
peny. 60 r. 9Th South st. d34Oi
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SEWING MACHINES


WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ATT
HieAes. los State. Was. 4703 d34Is
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES For
sale at prices and terms 70 suit Roy
Go q Evans ll5 b W. Temple. b3IS2
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WANT TO BORROW $4,000 FOR ONE
year for mercantile proposition In new
town I'm Nevada; ample securities. Ad-
dress box E-52 Tribune. d13
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EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
bookkeeper capable OF handling all de-
tails in a branch office. Write. giving
experience and references, also salary
expected, with your phone number. Ad-
dress Tl-9. Tribune. d2il3
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SECONDHAND .TORE2

GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUt
or selling your secondhand furn]
Salt Lake Furniture Co, 1S5 S. ".
pie. Wasatch 3637.
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HAIRDRESSING

LADIES, MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early; we are open evenings
". 1886. Velvetina Parlors GO E 5tb
South street so=ss
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PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING

EOoFS PAINTED, tc SQUARE FOOT
special prepared roof paint, a5c a gal
ION; guaranteed years Call Nv
2ii2-W Estimates furnished free. d1S;s
FOR PAINTING. PAPER HANGING.
w pnting a!g ana kalsomining. call Hancock
" ell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS AND CARE
ful couple, no children, will look after
your house and lawn during summer abb
sence, Best OF care: reference. Was.
3ol9. Room 601. Newhouse bldg. c2SO4
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OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIMITED MUM
Der or experienced solicitors TO make
good. Proposition is we'll advertised. Ap-
ply only before 1880 a. m to the
Premium Department Of The Tribune.
c1197
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LADIES' TAILOR

FASHION LADIES TAILOR l2O EAST
safa Esoadway "a. EaooeL MsE. Wasatch
''"'' b20s0
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CHIROPODIST

snItat,onA sItt,elA, FOOT SPECIALIST cos
Wasatch 5oGi rasl first South.
1925
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PLUMES.

l. l. o w L UMES CLEANED
,curled and dyed; 81 up. Also French
plumes, i0c up. Harmony Millinery par
lors, Was. 5oIs. 55S State. d3255
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TAILORS
TYPEWRITERS

tLN, Day SPECIAL BARGAIN N 81
e 9ulIt typewriters. Write for price Itat
and AM 'HsSes ceSo,d Tor rent or sale Agents Rcyai
Exchange. salt h,ties IaiSs c,t,t Utah Tyepwriler
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TAILORING

---~N--S->---~----~---~-
A. j. HALL; LADIES' AND CENTS
suits made 10 measure. cleaning, press
ing and repairing. 202 e. md So. Was
IofZ' cS150
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BY YOUNG COUPLE, 3 OR a-ROoM
well-furnished apt, fiat or house: must
be modern. with e. |. and gas: asona BILE.
Address k-H, Tribune. d33S9
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-28
LIBERTYVIlLE
Joe Hoffman left Wednesday for q

Joe Hoffman left Wednesday for a
weeks business trip in Oklahoma.
Elmer and Curt Vaught left Tues
day for Salida and Grand Junction,
Colo, on business. They will be gone
several weeks. q
Mrs Hess Robertson, who has been
so seriously Ill, is slowly improving.
George w. Warrington Of Fairfield
was business caller in Libertyville
Monday.
Mrs Denton Tedrow, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is now improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Grant
have issued invitations to the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Nellie L.
Grant, to Van Emmett Topping. The
wedding will occur Thursday evening
at o'clock, January 80, 1913, at the
rural home of the brides parents.
Jefferson county will have two more
new school houses in the near future.
Last Saturday Des Moines township
voted to erect two new buildings dur
ing the coming summer, one to re-
place the old out Of date one at No. /
school and the other at No. 8. 1t is
hoped that other districts will follow
the example set by Des Moines town
ship and that in the next few years
modern school buildings will replace
many Of the old out-of-date ones now
in use In many OF the rural districts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-28
EDDYViLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher who have
been visiting the formers mother for
the past two months returned to
Fargo, N. D., Saturday where Mr..
Fisher is manager for the Farmers
Oil Co.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Schafer will leave
Saturday for California for an extend
ed visit with relatives. They will also
visit friends in Arkansas.
A spelling match will be held on Fri
day evening between the Eddyville
high school and the members of the
alumni Of the high school. A prize Of
S. will be given to the one winning
first honors. A number of musical
selections will also be given during
the evening.
Mrs. N. B. Holloway came down
from Oskaloosa Friday to visit friends
and attend the spelling match.
Mrs. Fannie Lyons and daughter
Maxine of Oskaloosa Mrs. Jessie Per-
mis- of Oskaloosa and Earl and Myrtle
Dunn of Fremont were recent guests
at the J. c. McCord home in Eddyville.
Mrs. M. S. Strange returned Friday
from Des Moines where she has been
spending the week with her son VIM.
Strange. m...- - sa ..a
Mrs Vina Lathrop came up from
Ottumwa and spent Friday visiting her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ian
dis. ... ...
Mrs. DELPHI Terrell of Wright is
spending the week in Eddyville visit.
ing at the parental Terrell and Sur
bur homes.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Theodore Stuart Of Denver
Colo, visited in Charlton a few days
last week with her husbands parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Stuart while on her
way home from q visit in Centerville.
Club Foulks and Harold Bown made
business trip to Frederick Monday:
The Misses Jessie COpenhafer and
Della Courtleyow who are teaching In
the Des Moines schools, visited at their
homes here over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Miller who has been resid-
ing in Burlington for several months
spent Sunday with her relatives and
friends here. -.r 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Scott Of Benton
township were called to Abingdon. Ill.
Sunday by the critical illness Of her
father J. r. Morris.
A baby girl was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Long. the little lady ar
irving in the morning at the home OF
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murray in Russell.
Dr.. and Mrs, F. C. Stote went to Of
tumwa last Sunday and returned In the
evening, bringing with them little
three months old baby girl which they
secured from the Home Finding as
ISOLATION in that city, and which they
expect to adopt.
Ernest Monroe Scull and Mrs. Anna
Davidson were united in marriage In
this city Sunday evening Jan. 10, 1918
at 8 o'clock at the home Of the bride on
east Roland avenue, the ceremony Ibe-
ing performed by Rev. N. F. Hicks
pastor OF the United Brethren church
Only a few relatives and intimate
friends were present to witness the
ceremony. The groom is son Of Rev
and Mrs. w. l.. Scull and is employed
with hts brother S. NJ. Scull in the
latter's grocery store. The bride has re-
sided hero for several years and for
some time has been employed at Kest-
ler's laundry. Both are highly regard
ed and will receive congratulations and
good wishes OF large circle Of friends
They will continue to reside in this
city.
Mrs John Farrell went to Lucas to
visit her granddaughter who arrived
on Jan IL st the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Melvin Of Derby
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By bud" Fisher

we're In the city enroute to Des Moines
where Mr. Melvin has position as
doorkeeper in the house Of representa-
tives ~ ..s..' ... .-
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Bahls Of Carlisle
visited over Sunday in Charlton with
her mother Mrs. Fannie Steele and old
friends. "
Mrs. Erie Harrison of Osceola came
for visit with Mrs. Jerome Open
heimer. The latter's sister-in-law Mrs.
Fred Goldsmith of the same place Is
also a guest at her~home.
Eli w. Gray Of Quincy, ILL.,, former
foreman Of the Herald Patriot office at
this place is spending few days with
his old friends here.
Mrs. H. A. Shrirer has been called to
Abingdon, Ill.,, by the serious illness Of
her husbands sister Mrs. Martha Nor
ris. .s.eE.tt
Miss Irene Farrell who Is principal of
the public schools at Lamont returned
to her duties yesterday after a brief
and old friends. sr-.s ~
Mr.. and Mrs LATE Mauk of Liberty
township and Mrs. John r. Clouse of
this city left for Baldwin, Kansas, call
ed there by the critical illness Of their
sister Mrs. Laura Preston who form
erly resided here and who Is. suffering
with cancer.
Lewis Curtis and family of Keokuk,
Arthur Curtis and family Of Ottumwa,
course for trained nurses In Kansas
City, have been called to this place by
the serious illness of their sister Mrs.
Albert Yocom. . .. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Darrah and little
son Ronald Of Shenandoah are spend
ing few days with their relatives and
old friends here and at Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson spent the
day Tuesday with friends in Osceola.
Senator J. H. Darrah was accompan-
fed to Des Moines by his wife who will
spend some time in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mclaughlin,
formerly Of this city, are spending a
few days with relatives and old friends
here and at Oakley. ..
Miss Frances Blanchard Of Des
Moines returned to her duties there
last Tuesday after spending few
days with her mother Mrs. T. M.
friends.
Mrs. G. e. Froggatt. who has been
quite Ill with pneumonia, is consider
ably improved.
Mr.. mad Mrs. G. H. Johnson and
daughter, of Canada, who had been
visiting relatives in this county, went
to Indianola yesterday to visit his
uncle, J. L. johnson.
J. P. Barger and family Of Eaton,
Colorado, formerly Of this county, ar
rived here yesterday and will again
reside In this county on the Barger
farm near Derby
On the way home he visited with
his brother, DR.. Stafford.
Mrs. Jas. Kelley went to Tyrone
last evening for few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Dorm left last evening on
a few days business trip to Des
ing from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Etha Post visited in Humes-
ton yesterday with her parents and
sister. She expects to leave the first
Of the week for Grinnell, where she
and her children will reside in the fu-
ture.
Mrs. L. w. Moffett visited in
Pleasanton yesterday with relatives
and friends.
An examination for rural mail car.
riers will be held in Charlton on
Wednesday, February 22 Anyone
wishing to take this examination can
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home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hull, left

nome Oh MI. duu MIS. II. =. I1ull, lclt
Thursday. r .
Workmen are now engaged in COM
pleting the new residence of Lewis
Evans, which they are to have ready
for occupancy by February I. <@
William Thomas of Hilton township
transacted business here Thursday
and called for visit at the home of
his mother.
Dan Lewis is in Chicago this week
attending the Cement Workers asso-
citation.
NJ. M. Starry, former resident
mere. now of Webster, was up recently
attending to some business interests
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Richard Watkins ls away this
week visiting with her brothers,
Charles and Garfield Boland of Web.
ster, and with her son, Walter, and
sister, Mrs. Dan Brown of North Eng
lish. ....-. ..z
Adam Keil of Genoa Bluffs, Ia, was
here Thursday and visited at the home
of his brother, Lewis.
Miss Rose Long. who has been away
visiting with friends at Webster, Is
now at home.
Miss Rose Schug of San Francisco,
CAL, is here for an extended visit at
the home Of her brother, DR.. G. +.
Schug. '..@ I."
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will also visit in Dwight, ILL.,, before
she returns. a..
Mrs. Ed Brewer and little daughter
Violet Of Fairfield visited here last
week with her parents.
Elven Bennett, who holds a position
with Robertson Bros, Of Chicago,
came home Sunday for q visit with
his mother. ............ ~.
Mrs. j. l.. Barnes and children of
Olmsted. H.. who have been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Troette
, returned home last week.
| Miss Myrtle Monger~ who has been
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Jacob Roth
and Mrs H. E. Woods, returned to
her home in Riverside, Iowa.
The Free Methodists will begin
their quarterly meeting Friday night
with preaching by the district elder
at 1870.
Miss Rhea Byers was operated on
Thursday for appendicitis. DR.. F. E.
, strickling performed the operation.
She is now on the road to recovery.
Will Harness, who is employed in
a drug store at Charter Oak, Iowa, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. L. c. Har.
ness.
Ad Wilson OF Yuma, Colo. came last
week to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wilson.
Argus Carruthers and wife are re-
policing over son, born Monday
morning.
I Prof. J. W. Fish and wife enter.
, tanned the Senior class of 1913 at their
home Monday evening All members
were present and had good time
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WILLIAM SBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webert, who have
been here for several days visiting at
the Webert and Schwarting homes,
left Monday for their home at Sar-
geant, MINI.
Park is here this week visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Rusbult, her sister. Mrs. ]. A. DAN
iels, and other relatives Of this
vicinity.
John Asouith and wife, O. w. Perry
and wife, D. O. Jones and wife, James
Keegan. wife and two daughters Mrs.
Anna Tanner, Lew Shames and Bert
Keil left Tuesday for an outing at Can
Antonio. Texas.
Will Williams. who has been away
on bushes strip to Chicago, is now
at home.
Hugh Richards of Ottumwa has &C.
cepted position with Joseph Yates.
and is now fully installed in a branch
of the mercantile business.
Mrs. l.. E. Lewis, who has been
away for few days visit with her
daughter at Sigourney returned Mon
day. :.
Thomas McCabe left Monday for
Mason City, Ia, where he accepts the
position as keeper Of the insane de-
partment Of the Cerro Gordo county
asylum.
Mrs, Walter Harrington, who has
been away for few days visit with
a friend at Cedar Rapids, is now at
home
Clint Windhurst and wife OF Geneva
Bluffs. Ia are here this week visiting
at the home Of the formers parents.
Walter Hull OF Cedar Rapids and
Miss Laura Russell Of Des Moines.
who have been here for q visit at the
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apply at the postoffice here for tho
blanks. F.. D. Larimer. secretary. A
Mrs. Irene Peppers, who had been
making an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harrison,
and numerous friends, departed yes
terday morning for Los Angeles. Cal,
where he rhusband, DR.. Chas. Pep
pers. has located, and where they
will reside *s@a@
Ebert Farber of Chicago. who with
his parents formerly resided in this
county, was here yesterday visiting
relatives and transacting business
Mrs. l.. M Campbell spent the day
yesterday with friends at her former
home in Ottumwa.
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NO SHORT COURSE
UNTIL NEXT YEAR

Ames, Jan. 25.-Efforts of Marshall.
town business to secure short course
for Marshalltown will be attended with
little success until next year, accord
ing to the extension department of
Iowa state college. A date will be ar
ranged next year, they say
Marshalltown has had no short
course for several years.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-28
For Sale,

FARM FOR SALE-1S9 ACRES 21a
miles from Douds -Leando, Iowa, on
main road, rural route and telephone
room house. new, two large barns
and other buildings and cross
fenced, with woven wire. Over 100
acres of corn land, abundance Of wa
ter. an ideal farm. Price $S5 per
acre. viii carry back on farm So
900 at SO. Also will accept as part
payment $1,000 stock of goods, or
town property. Inquire of Greenfield
Bros. Land Co.. dealers in South
eastern Iowa farms, Douds- Leando
Iowa.