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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-18
oLIvET.

The Oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kale was operated upon in the Oska
loosa hospital last week for appendi-
citis. His condition is very serious.
Ora McComby and n. w. Vanrockel
spent Sunday In Oskaloosa.
w. TX. Vannesssof Des Moines was
in town on business Friday.
Miss Alma Dosher Of Oskaloosa was
a pleasant caller In town Friday
J. T.. Granda Of Leighton was In town
Friday making arrangements to move
on the farm he recently purchased near
Lean.
j. s. Cole Of Knoxville was In town
on business this week.
u. M. Dagrass Of Harvey visited mis-
daughter Mrs. Henry Krulin this week.
Mrs. s. Bartema and daughter Edna
spent Thursday In Leighton trading.
Rev. r. Wilkinson OF Bussey hlled
the pulpit In the N. P.tchurch Sunday.
ing Friday night and took In several
new members.
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,e,v res,dence in the near future.

new residence IN the HcdI LutuAo.
Married, Feb. 5. at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. DUR,
Ralph Jones and Miss Mollie Durr, Rev.
G. e. Baumgarten Of the M. E.. church
officiating. The young couple left az
once for Waterloo, where they Will Visit
for a few days at the home Of Mr..
Jones' brother.
Mrs. F. w. Tomasek and son
Francis were visitors Thursday at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. w. =. Owen OF
Cedar Rapids.
Will Jenkins, a former business man
here. now of Laurel, Ia, Is visitor at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Jones.
The Woman's Guild Of the Presby-
terrain church conducted home BAKE
sale Thursday afternoon of pies. cakes,
etc, at the Elmer Pugh grocery store.
The net proceeds were $12.
John Novak Of Marion came down on
Thursday morning for visit here with
various friends.
Mrs. samuel Evans while engaged in
household duties Wednesday, fell and
broke her collar bone, besides receiving
several cuts and bruises
Mrs. D. Milton Jones entertained re-
Gently a number OF her lady friends at
a S O'Clock luncheon In honor OF Mrs.
Chas. Cook of York. Nebr.
Will williams returned Thursday
morning 1TOm d UuSIlCS5 lAlP o. NSAAA7
caeo. He visited with John Fletcher.
vice president Of the Drovers' Deposit
National bank.
sam Boland OF route No. 8 was q
visitor here Thursday at the home OF
his uncle, Ed Boland. -
w. r. Long who has been away for
several days visiting at the home Of
his sister Mrs. w. w. Lewis OF Batavia
Is now home. s.,
i Charlie Lee has sold his residence
property to Chris Newkirk and has
purchased q lot from B. K. Hakes In
the Yoss & Wallace addition, upon
which he will build new modern resi-
dence the corning spring.
Agust Gustafson OF Cotton, s. DT Is
here this week visiting with his friends
and former neighbors.
Mrs. Joseph Duffy Of York township
was in the city Thursday calling on
her many friends who were former
neighbors. Mrs. Duffey is one 4of the
early settlers OF Iowa county and has
lived in the same house for forty four
years.
John Mnlherin while walking about
town wednesday, slipped and fell
striking the back Of his head, receiving
an ugly scalp wound. No serious results
are expected.
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Legal Notices.
Original Notice.

z : - s0ssses sNSssSOs
In the district court Of Iowa, in and for
Wapello county. March term, A. D
1918.
Mary 2. Heenan. Plaintiff
John c. Heenan. Defendant.
To John G. Heenan:
You are hereby notified that on OF
before the first day OF March 1918 the
plaintiffs petition in the foregoing
cause OF action will be on file in the Of
flee OF the clerk Of the district court In
and for Wapello county, Iowa, in which
petition the plaintiff will ask the
court that she be divorced from you;
that she be granted her maiden name
Of Mary e. Test and that she have per-
mission to marry after the date Of her
decree and that she pay the costs Of the
action.
"A: As grounds for said divorce plaihtitl
will aliege that you, the defendant
were before your marriage to her q
sober and Industrious man, but that
since said marriage you have become
and now are an habitual drunkard and
that you have without good or suf-
flcient cause deserted the plaintiff for
more than the space Of two years. For
further particulars see the plaintiffs
petition when on file. Y
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day Of the next term, being the March
term of court which will commence at
Ottumwa, Iowa on the oath day OF
March. 1913, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, this 10th
day Of February 1913.
r. r. Ramsell, Attorney for Plaintiff
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HILLS oRo.

Harry Huff bought the farm known
as the Hitler place from the Ley,
Downs heirs few days ago. There u
so acres in the farm and the consider
alton was $140 an acre.
Mrs. Elder left Tuesday evening for
Ileokuk where she expects to spend
month with her daughter Hattie.
C. T.. Logan Of Mt. Pleasant was q
visitor in town this week.
q. w. Alton went to Lockridgc on
Tuesday. q
Stosck Of all kinds sold vcrs high at
the Hixson and Holey sale "Wednesday.
John Harper. OF Fairfield was a WIS.,
itor in town this week.
Mrs. VIM. Goodyer and children OF
Blackwell. Okla. came In Wednesday,
evening for visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. A. Douglass Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Clyde Hoaglfn.
Fred and Jess Carter Of Gottry, Ok
lahona' came in for q short visit at the
John Carter home.
Robert Barr OF Sheridan. WNo.. ~
visiting his sisters Mrs. John Nsisesaafss.s
and Mrs. Mary Whit"'so: AZ l
Ruth Elliott Is visiting in West
Point this week
John Douglass Of Mount fsea as4as
visiting In town.
\ r. B. Whitaker left for Masonic
school In Fairfield.
A donation party was held for Rev.
Carroll and family
A surprise social was given Mrs. Ida
sHemmings Wednesday evening.
Mrs. y Harry Hoaglin and children
visited at the B. r. Boley home in
stockport Thursday.
81 Herman Ogren will travel through
the west after the Ogren sale this
week.
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CHARLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Threlkeld are the
parents OF son bonr recently.
VIM. Young Of Atchison. Kansas who
resided in this county many years ago,
10 here for q visit with his nephews f.
G.. and II. G. Larimer and other rela-
tives and old friends.
Miss Helen Boyles who - taking a
course for trained nurses In the Meth
otist hospital In Des Moines, 10 visit
Ruth Boyles. She has but recently re-
covered from an attack OF smallpox.
Mrs. w. A. Thornton Of South
Heart, N. D., has returned home after
a brief visit with Mrs. Jas. Toohey.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Lamb both form
erly OF this city and who were mar
RED at Judsonia. Ark, on Christmas
day. have returned to Charitono and
contemplate residing here in the flu
ture.
Msr. Carrie Copeland has gone to
Des Moines for a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Sue Whicher, who is again
quite III.
Miss Lucille Thomas has returned
from q few days visit with friends in
Cordydon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pierce and baby
have returned from visit In Buxton
with his parents.
MeS0ameS Va v. STEWART, r. ~. 1dT.
per and H. B. Stewart entertained .
number Of lady friends at card party
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. A. Burge Of Monmouth, ILL.,,
has returned home after a visit with
her mother Mrs. Sarah Ward and other
relatives.
Mrs. E. II. Perry has returned from
visit with her mother and other rel
atlves In Princeton, IN.
Fred Woods Of Fairmont. Nebr.. a
former well known resident Of this
place has returned home after q brief
visit with his old friends in Charlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ratlin and little
daughter Della are spending few
days with relatives In Lucas
Miss Anna and Maggie BEEN and
Helen Van Arsdale and Mrs. Werner
James visited in Russell yesterday with
Mrs. May Rocky.
Mrs. A. J. Smith IT Ottumwa came
yesterday for visit with her sister
in-laws Mrs. Frank Hambsch and
Mrs. Jas. Lyons.
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WEST POINT.

John Weiss and Miss kathryn Knoll
both Of West Point township, were
united In marriage at the home Of the
brides mother Mrs. John Knoll, Wed
nesday afternoon, Feb. 5. Rev. ]. G.
Trefzer OF Franklin, OBLIGATED. OwinG
to the death OF the brides father not
long ago the marriage was q quiet af-
present. They Will begin housekeeping
at once on farm south Of town.
Mrs. Mary Hesse OF TT. Madison
visited her mother and sister here
Thursday.
Miss Catherine schierbrock has re-
turned from three weeks visit with
friends at Burlington.
Mrs. Chas. Mapes left Thursday for q
visit with her son Joseph and family at
Wyanconda, Mo.
Theo. Vonderhaar has been spend
ing q few days with his brother ]. D.
Vonderhaar and family at Quincy, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Trancy OF near
Hillsboro, are visiting Mrs. Francy's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart.
Misses Lena and Amelia Bremhorst
Of Ottumwa, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. john Schroeder
Mrs. r. A. Gardner is confined to
her home with an attack OF grippe.
Mrs. Jos. Nacke returned home Tues.
day from a few days visit with her
daughter Mrs. VIM. Koett at Ottumwa.
Miss Ada Fletcher was visiting
friends in TT. Madison Monday
Mrs. George Pogge visited Tuesday
with her parents at IT. Madison.
Miss Lucena Clemens spent Sunday
and Monday with her sister Alma at
Houghton.
Miss Roseline Nellie Of Fort MAdi-
son, il visiting Mrs. Jos./ FIarmeyer.
Miss Bernadine Jansen has gone to
Springfield. ILL.,, to stay with Edward
Brinck and family.
John Wallpaper and daughter Miss
Cecilia and r. Shadwell left WAdnes-
day for q months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Supers at Stuttgart, Ark.
Latest reports from Mrs. Fred Metx-
ger at Keokuk Is that she ID recover
Ing rapidly from an operation at the
hospital there.
Gilbert Lee who has been confined to
his home by illness II able to be out
again.
"A large water tank at the Henry
Kuemeyer home was burned to the
ground last Sunday. The pipes lead
Ing to the tank were frozen and Mr..
Kuemeyer attempted to burn some
straw around them to thaw them out
which resulted in Nthe destruction OF tho
pump house and tank. Loss shout
$3.50. No insurance.
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HIGHLAND.

Newton Harris and wife OF Lock
wood, No, who came too late to attend
the funeral OF his mother and brother
ard family, have been visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Ulrika Nelson, widow Of John
Nelson died Tuesday at her home about
Ave miles south Of this city.
The funeral services were held a.
Mcdowell chapel, southeast Of here on
Wednesday.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Herman Wednesday Feb. 9Th occurred
the marriage Of Orville Willis and Miss
Vira Leming in the presence Of only
the Immediate relatives and friends. A
three course dinner was served Inn
mediately after the ceremony. Rev. Al
vim Hoskins performed the ceremony.
The young couple will beat home to
their friends after March i on farm
near Batavia
wednesday evening Karl Foote Of
this city and Miss Clara Turner OF
Pleasant Plain were married In Fair
field. The newly welded couple will 60
to housekeeping on a farm near this
city and will be glad to meet their
many friends after March I.
The meetings that have been In pro-
gress here for over three weeks at the
Christian church came to close We'd
nAsday night Evangelist zDu Vol Is a
fluent and forcefu1 speaker and large
crowds attended the services.
! Joel Hodson and wife Of Marshall
town who were here to attend the fun
erai OF Uriah Cox have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowman Of Mon
tezurna who were called here to attend
the funeral OF the Harris family, de-
parted for home Sunday night.
The Missionary society OF the M. e.
church held q farewell meeting Mon
day night at the home Of Mrs Wm.
McCallister, in honor Of Mrs. Lockyer
who departed the same night for
Mitchell, s. D., their future residence.
The society presented Mrs. Lockyer
with set of silver knives and forks as
a slight token of love and respect.
DR.. L. /. Foote was a business caller
In Fairfield Wednesday.
Rev. Alvin Hoskins OF this city con-
Quoted the funeral services Of eight
persons and officiated at one wedding
all in less than q week
Feb. LIST a daughter was born to
NJ and Mrs. Oscar Haynes west of
town.
Franklin Hadley being s6 years old
last Tuesday sixty one Of his friends
showered him with post cards as re-
hinder.
Melvin Moran has accepted posi-
ton with an automobile company
where he went Monday evening.
III
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HiLLsBoRo.
Mrs. Leta Farley II visiting at
axan ~ hAse <.onaix In Kanl1llk

Mrs. Leta Farley il visiting at the
home OF her cousin in Keokuk.
Miss Mabel Elder who has been at
| tending I. w. G.. at Mount Pleasant Will
remain at home the, remainder Of the
year.
p. d. Ferree went to Des Moines on
Friday.
Rev. Galloway Of Canton, Mo,
preached at the Christian church Sun
day morning and evening.
Albert Schulz attended the poultry
show In Burlington last week. He had
some Of his nne chickens on exhibition
and won number Of premiums.
viii address the Mems club at the
Christian church this evening.
The Hillsboro band meets every
Tuesday evening at the club room Tor
practice.
Mrs. J. B. Jordan came over from
Mt Pleasant Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit with the Roy David
son family In Stockport. She Will spend
several days here before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Alton went to
Mt. Pleasant Monday.
p. A. Blackboard was very sick Sum
day night with symptoms OF appendi-
citls and was unable to take his place
In the hank Monday. C. G. Watts acted
as cashier
8. q. Boley returned from Galesburg
where he went on business.
Rev. G. w Cochran and wife OF
Bussey came In last evening to help
dispose OF the Cochran personal prop
ferty here /.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Newbold returned
from visit with their son Attorney w.
b. Newbold and family In Keosauqua.
Mrs. e. H. Alton OF Birmingham
came down for a visit with her mother
Mrs. s. J. Allen.
Mrs. VIM Goodyer, Jess and Fred
Carter and Miss Hattie Mogel are at
tending court In Mount Pleasant.
Fairfield after weeks visit with rela-
tivcs.
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kEosAUQUA.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Pearson and son
Ernest ara spending the week at Win
chester with the Price Meek family.
c. F. Pember has resumed his drill
ing work ut the Chequest Quarries, try
Ing to test the depth Of the granite de-
post.
Mrs.. Sarah Wilson 10 spending the
remainder Of the winter with her sis
ter Mrs. Frances Robinson and broth
er ]. J. Moore.
Rev. r. II. McBeth OF Des Moines
visited his father Capt. VIM. McBeth
recently. He was enroute to Pella
church near Bloomfield where he was
to hold revival meetings
Mrs. Robb of Pennington was re-
cent visitor with her sister Mrs. VIM.
RinebarEer.
Elder G. v. Allison 10 holding week
" meetings each Wednesday evening
In Pennington.
Attorney J. c. Calhoun went to To-
ledo Friday where he was one OF the
judges In the inter- collegiate oratorical
contest held Their.
VIM. Brownlee VIII move with his
family soon to his farm recently pur-
chased near Ottumwa.
Rev. n. J. wilkins went to Grinnell
Wednesday to visit his daughter Miss
Ruth who is attending college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Reane who reside
on their farm near Pittsburg are soon
to become residents Of Keosauqua.
Mrs. Geo. Sleigh and son George came
Friday to help her father w. r. Holbert
celebrate his 18th birthday
Ben Dowcll OF near Mt. Zion has
moved TO the s. w. Manning farm
near Pittsburg.
M. I. Burkett was recent visitor
with relatives at Springville.
The flrst examination In the county
for normal school Is being held In
FarmintSon. superintendent Merideth
was with them 1.-THE first two days, then
left the work with Prof. Owens. There
were eighteen In the class
Hollis. the 12-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. ~ Campbell near town,
had q narrow escape from q severe ac-
Ecident Q few days ago when in some
manner he got his left hand caught in
the cogs Of the gasoline engine. One
finger was badly lascerated.
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AVERY.
rhos. cosgrove spent sunday in OF.

Thos. cosgrove spent Sunday In OF
tumwa.
Ed Munsell was in Ottumwa satur-
day evening.
]. f.. Deskin who was seriously In
jured in Smoky Hollow mine by fall
Of slate, is slowly improving at the
home OF his sister Sarah Moore. His
back and hips were badly bruised.
Rev. Nye was in Agency Monday to
be present at the funeral OF g relative.
Revival meetings continue Though
out the week. A number Of conversions
during the week and two additions to
the church Sunday night. Good music
every night and Rev. Nye is preaching
some good sermons which should APP
peal to all.
The Ladies' M. E. Aid will meet al
the home of Mrs. Van Nate Wednes-
day afternoon. 4
There was a special pIDyer meeting
at the church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Moore entertained the
Ladies' Birthday club last Friday.
y. Il WAR; snhA Has, h~A- .-4-.. .sal
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WILLIAMS

The lrst meeting Of the Kensington
club for 1913 was held at the home OF
Mrs c. J. Simmons Thursday after
noon. Refreshments were served and a
specially pleasant social hour follow.
cd.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Long who have
been away for q few days visit with
relatives at Sutherland. Ia, are now
ut home.
Henry Qucrl home, has returned.
& Henry Williams OF West Troy trans
acted business here Wednesday and
also called for q short visit at the
home Of his brother Thomas.
Dan Collingwood OF Pilot Grove IL
here this week visiting at the home Of
his brother Seth He has purchased
home Teal estate here and VIII build :
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Knight is spending the
week at the home Of her daughter Mrs.
e. Woolums and family Of Ottumwa.
Mr., Edmund and John Swanson,
John Lessen. VIM. Tyrell, Frank Nc
Klein were passengers to Ottumwa on
Saturday.
G. Beall spent Thursday with his
brother Cester F. Beall
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Williams,
son February 1913.
Quite number from here attended
the Cooper hog sale in Hedrick Tues
day.
D. G. Mccormick and family, Harry
Emery and family, Misses Lena and
Marie Bottorff and Miss Gertrude
Lessen were passengers to Ottumwa
on Saturday.
Leslie and Victor Denney were In
Highland Sunday morning.
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BLOOMFIELD.

l. e. Goode was in Ottumwa on
business Tuesday.
Otto and Ralph Fitch have moved to
the city from Newton. ILL.,, and are en-
ployed by L. e. Goode.
Frank Fenton was In Kirksville, NO.
on business last week.
Mrs. Lily Bond has returned from
her visit to Lennon and Centerville
Her sister Mrs. T. ]. Killion died at her
home at Lennox. At Centerville she
visited another sister Mrs. l.. J. Elem
Ing.
the city on business Tuesday.
Charley Davis Of Steuben was In OF
tumwa on business Tuesday.
J. w. Burchett OF Milton was In, the
city on business and visiting hia
brothers Burr and Lutte last week.
Ed Brooks was In Missouri last week
on business.
Mrs Susan Dougherty Of F1oris ID
visiting her daughter Mrs. Rose Nc
Cormick.
Dave Downing and wife Of Chequest
spent Sunday with the family OF her
brother Morrison Mccormick of Bel
KNAPP.
Hon. r q. Stuart Of Charlton was in
the city on business Monday.
+. r. Bence went to Charlton Tues
day whore he is holding q school Of In
struction in the Masonic order.
Andy Clark and wife have returned
from Douglass, Montana, where they
went few months ago. expecting to
make it their future home. They will
remain here.
Mrs Rufus Hardy and daughter
Esther are visiting the formers sister
Mrs. S. F. Mcconnell.
Mrs. Margaret Smith II confined t.
her home with illness.
Frank Davies and family OF Hamil-
ton, Montana, are visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Davies and family
and her father c. B. Herod.
The M. e. church has decided to pay
their paving bill of $500 at once and
not take advantage Of the seven year
period in which the bill may be paid.
The Epworth league Of the Methodist
church had q business and social meet
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Amos Corrick is visiting her
father Solomon Myers at Pulaski.
attending the bankers meeting here
Samuel Selman.
L. b. Thompson and family are NOV
ing back from Palisade, Nebr., to their
old home in Cantril, stopped ~ Bloom
field Wednesday.
Mrs. LATE Beggs started home from
Belmont, Iowa, Friday where she at
tended the funeral OF her grandmoth-
er Mrs. Bulls, and was stopped ut Rein
beck and was recalled to Belmont to
attend the funeral Of her step-mother.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-18
STOCKPORT.

The William Lawson family have
been relieved from quarantine.
s. ". Whitaker spent last week IN
Fairfield.
S. "A. Harlan and wife went to OF
tumwa Monday
]. @. Hiatt Of Centerville Is visiting
his son A. r. Hiatt.
pitt Plummer went to Ft. Madison
Tuesday to be with his father, 1t being
his 81st birthday.
Ira Jimason returned from Fairfield
Saturday.
Pitt Plummer spent Sunday in
Stockport.
r. b. whitaker Of Hilisboro spent
Saturday In Stockport.
The remains of the late David Jima-
son were brought back from Eldon on
Monday and were buried in the Smith
cemetery.
Pitt Plummer shipped car Of
horses to ST. Louis Monday.
s. v. Whitaker spent Monday In
HillsborO.