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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
Geary Has Better
OF English in Bout.

Joe Geary of Roxbury, Mass, had
a shade the better over Larry Eng
ish of Troy. \. Y. in a snappy six
round go, Friday evening, in the arm
ory.
Packy Mcfarland, Portland, and
Young Abe Atteli of Portland fought
an even bout for six rounds as semi
final.
AL Butler in the prelim. came to
grief, early in the first round, going
10 sleep from well directed punch
of Kid Thibodeau.
Ralph Areseneault threw Young
Descheneau twice out of three in a
wrestling match.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
Colby ao Day.

Little gray tags. with "Colbiana@
printed GA one side, attached to the
guttanholes Of the Colby students
coats. Friday, showed that the Tag
Ia" fer the quarterly publication of
tho vanen's division had proved a
greet success. II cost each student
,ust 30 cents to be tagged. ana besides
getting a smile from a fair co-ord. and
having the tag put in his buttonhoie,
has vas entitled To the .Calhiana" for
ii year. II wasn't such a lad prop
,.sitinn after all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Albert Jewell of Oakland is a
guest Of her mother Mrs. Albert Hatch,
Silver street
Mrs. Au&ustus Pratt of Hopedale.
Mass is u guest in town, this week. Of
Miss Heten Pratt, High street.
\ meeting will he held, Tuesday eTe-
ming. at the home of John 4. Partridge,
Upper Main street, of the committee APP
pointed 4 make arrangements for the
program of the Teachers club meetins
to he held the first Of December. The
committee consists of Mr. Partridge,
Miss Gertrude Waldron. Miss Lenora
Hussy.
The Gerald hotel management viii ag ltr
change hands in the near future. w. l.
Hilton. the present manager. Will be sue
ceeded by George Woodworth of Bruins
wick
Ernest Holman of the Holman Nelson
Company and Mrs. Holman left. this
week, for a short trip 10 New York.
y boy was born. Thursday. Nov. 2l 10
MI and Mrs. Joseph Eemelin.
The road OH summit street at the 60
ner of Main street has been removed
several feet north of the usual situation.
BY records it was determined that the
road was several feet sotuh of the true
position. Bictmorc's barber shop and
the large sign board We're moved in the
general direction. Summit street now
presents straighter appearance The
portion of Main street that is macad-
amized also presents an improved APP
pearance because the road recently was
washed and cleaned by the fire repart-
ment.
Mrs. Sarah Rand of Watervile is a
guest in town of her brother Thomas
Henderson, Maple street. for the remain
der of the week.
At the Universalist church. Sunday
morning, Nov. %, Rev. Lester L. Lewis
will take for his sermon Japan Mis-
sons." sunday school at u NJ
Henry Newhall of the Hume Newhall
Company left Friday. for short bust
ness trip to Boston.
The Seniors of Lawrence High school
cleared SOS AT the supper which they
served, Thursday evening
The sunday services at the Baptist
church for sunday. Nov. % are: Morn
ing service at 1915; subject of the SER
mon by Rev J. l.. Clarke. what should
the Church Offer to the Young People?'
sunday school at Il M; evening sermon
subject. Character. Conduct and Pro-
fession."
Rev, w f. Berry, president of the
Civic League. Will speak on his work,
Sunday morning, Nov. %. at the Meth
odist church. In the afternoon he will
speak at the Fairfield Center church
President Roberts Of Colby College adj
dressed the members of the Fairfield
Board of Trade and others. Friday eve
hng. at the Lawrence High school AS
sembiy hail. Mr.. Roberts spoke eloquent
" on the value of an education to a
boy and the many benefits from such
MS discourse proved very interesting
Besides Mr.. Roberts talk a Victrola fur.
nished by Lawry Brothers furnished mu
| sic for the audience. A short social tim,
| followed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
OAKLAND.

William b. West Of Colby College
viii speak. at 3.So Sunday afternoon,
at the High Street Mission.
Nh. and Mrs. c. f. Bemis of Lynn,
Mass. are visiting at L. Il. Dolloff ST
Roland Bickfotd returned. Friday,
from hunting trip. with two deer
an S-roint buck and a doe.
sunday win be the last day of the
special meetings at the Methodist
churen, under Evangelist Lewis f.
Smith. Three services will be held. one
al 1030 A. NJ. and : p. NJ, for every
one, but at 3 O'Clock for men only. Mr
Smiths subject will be. Change Youl
Hitching Post" Meuton's Orchestra
and the Male Quartet will render g
fihe musical program The attendance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

\ meeting will be held. Sunday aft
cIu6on. in the Office OF lie Maine
Francois" OF the executive committee
of the Permanent naturalization Com
mittee for Watervilie. The aSsocia-
ton was formed, last Sunday. and the
executive committee appointed 1t that
time WAS instructed to draw up a code
Of rules. which will be presented at
:hp SHstla.- meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
Vital Statistics.

Following are the vital StatStlcS tof
Somerset county for the past week:
Births; Canaan, to Mr. and Mrs. FL
lie Jewell, daughter; marriages:
Nov. ~, at Skowhegan, Glenwood For
est Barnes Of Sanford and Miss Viola
Leslie Adell; Skowhegan, Nov. Is,
James Galway. j., and Miss Nellie
Perkins; deaths: Skowhegan, Nov. Is,
Mrs. Lydia q. Caswell; Pttsfield,
Nav. Is, Henry Pooler: Canaan, Nov.
9, Mrs. Isabelle (BurrilD Goodridge,
90 years; Dead River. Nov. II, Fred
blackwell; Anson, Mrs. Kate Flaher-
ty, 40 years old; East Madison, Nov.
II, Albion Thompson; SkoWhegan'
Nov 10. Mrs. Mary Griffin. aged 79;
Hartland Nov. IA, Mrs. Joseph Fritz.
Tie prospects are that in The place
of the old wooden block that was
burned, about two weeks ago, ON the
corner of Madison avenue and Water
street. big brick block will go up.
The property Is owned by Charles
Dodge of Seattle, Wash. and he is ex-
peeted here. this week to make plans
for the work. The present block is
one Of the oldest in town, having been
built more than 30 years ago
\ rev industry Is To come te Nor
ridgew0ck. \ wood WORKING mill is
being built by Philip carr and he will
manufacture boxes such as are used
by the corn factories in packing their
gooGs.
Russell Post, q. \. r.. has engaged
Heselton hall for headquarters on ae-
count of the burning of its rooms on
Madison avenue recently.
The people of this town are getting
much encouragement in regard to the
industrial situation. There is a sub
stantial report that the American
wooden mill will be running on fun
time by January first and that the
worsted mill that was recently pur-
chased by the company will be start
ed for business.
The body of Miss Olive Russell Bur
leigh was brought here from Boston
Friday for burial in the Southside
cemetery. Services were conducted al
the grave by Rev 4. II. Wilson. Miss
Rurleigh was II years old.
The funeral services of Mrs Lydia
CaSWeH took place at II a. NJ, frl-
day Rev. 4. H. Wilson officiating. Mrs
CasWen died, Tuesday afternoon, al
the age of 81. She was the wife OF
the late George CasWell.
Jackman, the farthest north town in
this county, mad electric lights for the
first time, Friday. The plant has been
RECENTLY completed by b. w Page of
SkoWheGan and ii will furnish lights
and power for Jaekman and Moose
River.
Allie Knight is suffering from blood
poisoning in his hand, caused by a
puncture by fish bone.
Carleton p. Merrill is in Boston on
business and. Saturday, will attend the
Yale Harvard football game.
The Thanksgiving service will be
held by the Bethany church. Sunday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The National Sporting Club of Lon
don denies that it ce-operated with
the French promoters in trying to rob
Jack johnson of his title. The head
of that veteran club agrees with the
other American sporting men that
Johnson can lose his title only by be-
ing defeated or retiring,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

j. Randolph Coolidge, Jr., vice presi-
dent of the Bostcn Chamber of Com
merce, was, Fridas, chosen president to
succeed James j. Storrow. Thes election
took place al the reorganization
meeting of the board of directors,
which were elected, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Six baptisms from the Advent
Christian church will take place, at
p Nj, Sunday, in the pond near
Chase's mills. Rev. w. G Coolhroth
will officiatc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Members of the choir at the church
of St Francis de Sales are pfepar-
ing Il wonderful selection of music for
the high Mass on Christmas morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

has been excellent and there have been
n number of conversions
DR.. and Mrs Frank Clayton of Fort
Kent are visiting Mrs. Clayton's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Elms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

TIE Arts and Crafts committee of
The Watervile Womans Club will be
entertained. Monday afternoon, by
Mrs. II. +. Dunham and Miss iiodg-
don. 45 Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Mrs. Elizabeth Kinds Reed Of Ben
ton. a sister of Congressman Asher
finds, was in Watcrville, Friday, call
ing on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER

gregational quartet, at the First Uni
versalist church. Sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

n. II. Friend of Etna made Il bus
mess trip, Friday, to the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. c. Allen Of Au-
burn. Friday. were in WatcrViIlc for
short business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

A Whist party will be held, Sunday
evening, for the benefit of the Notre
Dame church.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-07
Legal Notices.
Legal Notices.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby. given that there ID
now~on file in the office OF h clerk
of the district court of Wapello county,
Iowa, the application OF Clyde E. Adj
ans, q registered pharmacist, whose
certificate number is 5443. for a permit,
authorizing him to buy, keep and sell
Intoxicating liquors for lawful pur-
poses only In the four story brick store
building, situated on lots Nos. ten (10),
eleven az and twelve (12) Of Devin's
block, fronting sixty-six (66) feet on
Main street and extending back the
same uniform width to the right Of way
of the G. r. l.. & p. Ry. Co., and known
as Nos. one hundred twenty (120), one
hundred twenty-five C22) and one
hundred twenty-four 124)S West Main
street. in the City Of Ottnmwa, Wapello
county, Iowa, and that said proposed
business is to be carried on in said
building. That said CT. de p. Adams is
now a stockholder. in j.. w. Edgerly &
Co. a. CORPORATION, and is employed
thereby. That J. w. Edgerly & Co. is
carrying on business under it's corpor-
ate name and the business. authority
for which is asked under said permit,
will be continued In said corporate
name Of j.. w. Edgerly & Co. That said
application will come on for hearing In
the district court Of Wapello county.
Iowa, at the next term thereof, being
the August term. 1913, Of said court,
which will be begun and held at the
court house in the city OF Ottumwa,
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 25th day
of August A. D., 1918. !
Dated July %, 1918.
Clyde Il. Adams, Petitioner.
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FIELD.

Mrs. Arthur r. nkin and children. of
Florida, arrived in Bloomfield for an
extended visit at the N. A. Puffer home.
Mrs. Arch Morgan and children. who
have been visiting at the B. c.. Morgon
home, returned to their home In VAL
ley Junction Friday.
Mrs. r. r. Reed went to Farson Fri
day to visit her si~ster-in-law.
e, ]. Mclaughlin OF Ottumwa was q
business caller Friday.
Mesdames j.. w. Altheide and Jacob
Oughs were Wabash passengers to OF
tumwa Friday.
William Hockersmith OF Savannah,
was calling on friends here Friday.
David Francis and family of Stiles
were callers at the parental Frank
Francis home Friday.
Miss Mamie Hardy OF D~rakesville
was a city caller Friday.
Mrs. e. Marian assisted by Mrs,
Nan Hazelwood entertained the Junior
Endeavors OF the Christian church
Thursday night.
Bertha Hoffman and children, who
was attending as nurse her sister Mrs
Ralph Miller. returned to their home In
Abba Friday.
Curtis Woods made a business trip
to Moulton Friday afternoon.
w. J. johnson of Moulton visited on
Friday at the parental John Johnson
home.
Mrs. j. M. Krewson and o Otto
and daughter Freeda went to Memphis
Mo. Friday for a visit with friends
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Kate Stanley of Indianola has
returned home after a few days visit
| with Mrs. j. A. Williamson.
Mrs. G.. T. Stafford and daughter
Trina are spending a few days with
relatives in Osceola.
Mrs. T. w. Johnston and children
left yesterday for a few weeks visit
in Cromwell with her parents and
other relatives.
Mrs. ". w. Beardsley Of White
breast township has returned from 9
few days visit in Abba with hel
/, daughter, Mrs. o. e. Mcbride.
Miss Fern Threlkeld of Lincoln
township left yesterday for a visit
with relatives and friends in Emporia
Kansas.
Mrs. B. O. Meadows left YESTERDAY
for a visit in Leon with her parents
both of whom have been quite Ill.
Mrs. F. NJ. Childs Of Villisca has
returned home after a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Bennett.
Mrs. e. A. Eppler and children
have returned from an extended visit
in Medicine Lodge, Kansas, with
relatives.
Miss Anna Grimes Of Bloomington
Ind, arrived yesterday for a visit
with her uncle, ]. M. Whisenand, and
other relatives,
Mrs. L. NJ. r. Cow and daughte,
Margaret of Des Moines. formerly Of
this city, are spending q week with
their old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Timm of Man
chester are guests of their cousin
| Mrs. J. A. Randall.
Miss Nellie Mithen Of Woodburr
is spending a few days with Miss
Ann Kenney while on her way to Des
Moines, where she Is employed.
Miss Gladys Gillespie OF Cambria
returned home yesterday after a visit
of several days with Mrs. E. L. John
son.
Mrs. C. A. Hammill Of Blooming
ton. ILL.,, Is visiting in English town
ship with her niece, Mrs. N. A. Lit
Teton.
Mrs. DR.. Pomeroy OF Salem, Ore.
and Mrs DR.. Winters OF Des Moines
have returned to their homes aftei
q fe wdays' visit with Mrs. W. y
Hanks.
w. P. Gallagher has returned from
Cedar Rapids where he had beer
called by the serious illness of hi
father.
Miss Matte Larimer has returned
to her duties as st~enographer In De.
Moines after a few weeks visit will
her parents in Cedar township.
-s-Fr I+EeH.Aa
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IOWA LAW
Regard to Registration and Regulation of Motor Vehicles, as
Amended by the IS tn General Assembly, 1913
Original Act Took Effect July 4th, 1911. Amendments Effective
May 1st 1913. Except as Noted.

Sec. II. May operate Is days after purchase. Upon the sale OF a motor
Aicle b. a manufacturer or dealer, the vendee shall At once make apphca-
Ia by mail or otherwise for registration thereof, after which he may oper-
s# the same upon the public highways without its individual number plates
Akeon fol a period of not more than fifteen 15) days, providing that during
Ala nstod the motor vehicle shall have attached thereto, in accordance
an the provisions hereof, metal number plates to be furnished by the sec
Nairy Of state ia the dealer a. provided in Sec. Is bearing the registration
Rber of the manufacturer or dealer under which it might previously
~ heen operated To- demonstration purposes; and provided further, tnt
q Manufacturer or dealer shall permit the. use OF his demonstration or
AHRtration number by such vendee until application for registration e 8
SIh as aforesaid. and It shall be his duty to assist the vendee In making
E And Auns lis said application for registration, and for that purpose to
%R on hand a supply of blanks to be furnished by the secretary OF sNate
SoR request. (S5 G. A, in effect May 1,19l3D @ - &@&
As2c. IL. Number plates conspicuousy displayed. No person shall operate
drive a motor vehicle on the public highways of this state after tn
Of July, nineteen hundred eleven unless such vehicle shall havOa
%uinctye number assigned to 1t by the secretary OF state, aAd two number
ties with numbers corresponding to that OF the certtfcate OF registras
q conspicuously displayed, one the front and n o the rear of such
NOE. each securely fastened o as to prevent the same from swinging.
8Eec ia plates different color each year.. Such number plates. shall be u
SAistinctiyely different color each year, and there shall be at Ill times q
@rkad contrast between the colors of the number plates and that Of the
meras " letters thereon, said cdors to be designated by the secretary
Estate.
bec. IA. Number plate. described. Such number plates shall be OF
8kal. Il least sx inches wide and not less than fifteen inches II length, on
3ch there shall be the initials IA" and there shall be the distinctive nunas
shke Of which shall be at least fyeeishths OF N inch IN width; provided
sEre shall be 0 n such plate in addition to the foregoing the letter p each
ssh in width, provided that the number plates for use on q motor bicycle or
AEr,tnr cvcle shau be onehaf the size above stated. No motor vehicle
aIl display the number plate of more than one state It any time.
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has returned home after a few weeks
visit with Miss Gertrude llgen Fritz,
MI. and Mrs. Tobey Of Murray
have returned home after q few days
visit at the Geo. Howe homo.
Mrs. Roy Thompson of Jefferson
came yesterday for a visit In Cedar
township with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Goltry. and other relatives.
Miss Marion Whitfield Of Lincoln,
Neb., has been spending the past
week with her old Charlton friends.
She formerly resided here.
Miss Edenia Kridelbaugh Is spend
ing a few days with friends in Leon
She formerly taught In the public
schools Of that place. f
Mrs. Hol Hatcher and little daugh'
ter Villa Of Ell Paso, Texas, and sis
ter, Mrs. A. E. Russell OF st. Joe,
Mo-, came yesterday for a visit with
relatives and old friends here and al
Russell.
Miss Carrie Adams returned to her
duties at the Deaconess' home IN
Des Moines yesterday after q few
days visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. v. Adams.
Miss Margal at Gay left last night
for a visit in Chicago with MI. and
Mrs. Arthur Hughes, formerly of this
city, en- route to Bay City, Mich, to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maiden Of Abel
returned home last evening after
few days visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. F. M. Alternately. Her sis
ter, Miss Ida Alternately, accompan
led them home for a visit.
A. J. Holmes and Q Paul o.
! Wichita, Kas., returned home yes
terday after a visit with their ole
friends here, where they formerly
resided. Mrs. Holmes remained here
for a more extended visit.
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! Moulton OF Des Moines, and J.. H. Col
bert of OttumWa were in Bloomfield

! Moulton Of Des Moines, and j. HI. Col
| bert of Ottumwa were in Bloomfield
| Thursday morning on business.
Ernest Riddington and wife, who
have been attending the Southern Iowa
| Normal school, in Bloomfield for a
few months, returned to their home In
Atalissa, Iowa. Mr.. Riddington is
superintendent of the school at that
place.
Miss Margrite Dotson, who has been
| visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Pitman,
for two weeks, returned to her home
in B%lakesburg Thursday, her aunt
accompanying her, expecting to meet
her father, Wade McIntire there from
| Oklahoma for q few days visit.
A Wabash engine set fire to the oat.
| field on the j. F. Jenkins farm Wednes-
day and burned up a lareg amount OF
oats and hay belonging to John John
farm and burned all the hay on the
farm Of j. p. Newman, the occupant OF
the farm.
J. W, Darnielle of West Grove visit
| ed In Bloomfield and attended the com
mencement exercises Of the s. !. N.
his son being one Of the graduates.
Cecil Elder went to Des Moines on
! Thursday for a short visit.
Mrs. VIM. Barber and children re-
turned to their home in Fairfield on
| Thursday after visiting friends here a
few days.
Silas Porter went to Hedrick Thurs
day for q months visit with friends.
Otto Warner went to Ottumwa or
!. Thursday for a few days visit with
l his sister Mrs. Will Downing.
Reuben Anderson Of Pulaski was il
town Thursday.
Harry Johnson and family OF Okla
! homa are visiting al the home Of Mrs
Johnson's parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. X
| Herr this week.
w. w. Power and k Sheppard
were passengers t Keokuk Thursday
| afternoon to view the great dam.
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ALBA.

Dr.. Reardon of Melrose brought
Mrs. Jas Knowles to the city hospi-
tai today.
Thos E. Duncan, son of r. Duncan
of Keokuk has returned home after an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Clutter was taken to the Cot
tags hospital today for typhoid fever.
Elmer Moon of Mechaniscville, Mo-,
is visiting the parental, J. 8. loon
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pauline, who have
been located in California for some
time have returned to Abba.
James Ward of Lovilla is a business
caller in this city today.
: A marriage license was granted to
Charles Gordon aged 20 and Emma
Lee Crawford, aged IS, both Of Buxton.
A guardian was appointed to give con
sent for Gordon.
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will permit. Everyone invited to these
concerts.

will permit. Everyone invited to these
concerts.
Rev. Emel SWenson and wife arriv-
ed this evening and will make this
their home. Rev. Swenson comes as
pastor to the Trinity English Luther
an church. He graduated from the
Augustana college at Rock Island, ILL.,.
in June, and comes highly recommends
ed and no doubt will make . good pas
tor for them. /,
The Jefferson County Medical 80.
c1ety met here today and were enter
tanned by Dr.. p. J.. Sherlock to a 8
o'clock dinner.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
church lawn Saturday evening, Aug. 2.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wildman OF
Fairfield. spent Sunday 1t the G. f..
Hildrebrand home.
Rev. +. e. Weston will preach 1T
the Baptist church Sunday evening at
Miss Fay Boley Of Fairfield, spent
4 portion Of the week here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danielson and
son Garland spent Saturday In Burling
ton.
The Misses Ellen and Molly Olson
OF Chicago are here for Z visit with
their aunt, Miss Title Rapp.
Leroy Rizor Of Aurora, Ill, Is here
for a couple weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
g. G. Brand Of Plano, ID here for a
visit with his son p. A. Brand.
Frank Fischel OF Batavia, spent
Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. l.
L. Lipps.
Arthur. Johnson received 1 severe
injury in the chest by q board He was
saving timber with gasoline power
and and a piece Of 1t broke loose, hit
ting him. Medical aid was secured at
once and he Is now able to be about
again.
M. J.. Overman ID on the sick list.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellerdice moved into the
l.. +. Graf flats today. Her son Robt.
will have charge Of the G.. B. 4
@. station at this place. The former
boss, Andy Brown, has been trans
lferred to Batavia to take charge OF
the section at that place.
Ellen Duttweiler was business
/. caller in MI. Pleasant Thursday
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For Sale.

FOR sALE-GOoD so ACRE FARM 8
miles from Lebanon. Mo-, city Of s.
900, 3h miles another railroad town.
Spacious, substantial Improvements.
Price So, 500. $500 cash. Balance time.
Fifty other farms, priced low-terms
good. For further information ad-
dress s. III. Swearingen, Hedrick, Ia.
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CHARLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. Threlkeld and
Mrs. Keller have returned from an
overland trip In the formers auto
mobile to Dunbar, Neb., where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holmes.
Mrs. Holmes accompanied them to
Charlton and will spend a few weeks
with relatives and old friends here.
Miss Eleanor Cowan OF Colorado,
who has been spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Cowan, has gone to Des Moines to
visit friends.
Miss Jessie Shannon Of Des Moines