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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

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with the ohing weather
two % babies
died from prostratons Washington
skies melted and poured down deuge John
asked If excessively
No It delightful down there; eemp to Washington
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See specials for Monday in Swift
tenbure's ad.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

See specials for Monday In Swift
tenburs's ad.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

See specials for Monday in swift
tenburg's ad.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

Main Street Baptist.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m, NJ, p. l.
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A DECLARE TON OF INDEPENDENCE

Hatburg very friendly Brewer but gen.
orally pack
doing hamper
the Governor in his Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
The News will take this occasion its contemporary
right and itself right The neither
mas The News neither prowiams anwfiams
neither prOBrewer
News its allegiance
the Democratic faction o party.
has cricise otdal
commend rather than to condemn him Personally The News
relations frOmh But The absolutely
political grind grinding
others. 49, ~ y n /
The News constituents by fair mpesn
and impartial discussion questions rather
wearing political
personal quarrel
The upon live and most important subject Joining issu with
We permitted
special go
with political
oares the that they would eshew politics
render better service to their country
Community interest up Without it, if town grows at
prime
acquaintance among
thing abonng
people of
other city Home Haeburg of the hardest towns
the sowes places general acquananceshp
the the city have
suggestion though the
fill 1ongf want with
life would drinking
purpose
addition a Y.
win meeting the Main
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up contributions
asked
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

tfeA upon the he 4. another
McResnods caminetH
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

She here yesterday the woman skirt on She is
today. What assnne creatare nan Is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-02

Mulhattan Muhall three nd but the biggest liar
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oLivET.

Mrs. r.. v. Clark and Miss LucretA
Robertson were passengers for Oska-
loosa Saturday.
J. u. Thompson and H. Champ Of
California who IL visiting here spent
the week with relatives and friends In
Marion county.
Miss F. c. Drake spent Thursday IN
Harvey shopping.
James McCord Of Dos Moinss was :
business caller In town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. De Cook spent Fri.
day In Leighton with friends.
DIR. Sybenga and wife OF Leight0n
were callers here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Coryeli spent
Sunday In Leighton at the Norwood
home
Ira shaffer spent Friday in Evans %
business.
Mrs. j: Ryan visited friends IL
Beacon this week
Rev. A. McPherin Of oskaloosa
preached to large audience In the
Presbyterian church Sunday night e
q largo audience.
w. T. Phillips OF Oskaloosa was 10.
town short time on Thursday.
w. H. Keper Of Oskaloosa was ~
town THURSDAY looking after trade.
w. II. Rogers Of this place CONF
menced working on the Rock Island
Monday AZ brakeman.
g. Bartlema purchased an auto tht1
week. also Henry Kruling. Ss5
Mrs. Jane Anderson Of Atlantic vio.
tied In this locality this week WITH
relatives and friends.
N. B. Peters of Des Moines was n
town on business Friday.
The mines In this locality are ruA-
ming about full time. -
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RUssELL.

Miss Mary sprague left Thursday
for visit with relatives at Lincoln.
Neb., and Garland, Wyo.
Miss Ruth Long Of Des Moinss, WHO
has been visiting relatives in Russell
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. D. B. Ford and children spsat
Thursday In Albia. 3s
Mrs. W. w. Rudlity LOT Louisiana,
who has been visiting h4r friend MiSs
Mary Sprague returned home Thurs,
day morning.
Tho Sunday school OF the Baptist
church hold their annual picnic %
Wednesday. A good crowd was pres
emit and everybody present reported .
fine time.
Mrs. Roy Pray OF Ottumwa, came
Friday afternoon for visit ct the
John w. Plots and r. A. Hills homo.
. Miss Maude Hickey entertained ~
number OF lady friends At . 6 o'clock
dinner on Friday evening.
Mrs. Archie Goltry and children u
New London, came Saturday for Z viiit
with Mr.. Golty's mother MTA r. +.
HustoA.
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D|''r.D.E.G Graham,
Hesrs-s = u Z. ~, 1 - . ,, 4.
EnnIs office Bldg. ottumwa. .sws.

IS r q "a r b 4 = b q a.
She was accompanied home by hes
grandchildren, Master Elzo and Mise
Velma Wyckoff.
Mrs. NJ. Knight was called to Oska.
loosa by serious illness OF her son.
in-law, G. Wise.
Mrs. T.. Dowlin and son, Leland. and
daughter. Alice spent Sunday with
Ottumwa relatives.
Mrs. r. Fuhs and Mr.. ana Mrs. r.
Whtttcnmeyer Of Kirkville called Sat
ur'l'v evening at the George Bana
lone.
Miss Marie Davis Of ottumwa IL Viz.
iting at the O. c. Stevens home this
week. ,s:
B. Jones il visiting his mother. Mrs
M. Dimes.
L. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Grass and daughter, Marjorie, OF KIRK
VILE. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
L. Drunmond
Rev. Grigson preached q very inter.
esting sermon Sunday to a large audi
ence, and Mrs Grigson's singing was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
I Mr. and Mrs. G. Black OF Kirkvlils
and Mrs. M. Demster OF Ottumwa,
called Sunday afternoon at the George,
Bane home.
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STOCKPORT.

John r. McGlothlen spent Monday
and Tuesday In Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Odds and Miss
Maud Johnston and Perry Smith spent
Sunday in Selem
Walker Johnston spent last week in
Keosauqua attending institute.
Perry Smith was passenger TO Fort
Madison Tuesday.
Francis Brockman Of Fort Madison
spent Friday and Saturday in the city.
Nose WEIGH returned from Salem
Mrs. B. R. Boley and Mrs. clay
Philips were In Ottumwa Tuesday.
S. A. Harlan and wife spent Sunday
in Keokuk and took In the excursion
on the river.
]. c. Silver went to Chicago Tues
day with his cattle.
Pitt Plummer shipped a car Of horses
Tuesday to st. Louis.
The Mississippi valley boys played
baseball with Hillsboro Friday. At the
close OF the game 1t stood 10 to in
favor OF Hillsboro.
Messrs NJ. B. Hutchinson and Chef
Smith Of Ottumwa were in the city
Tuesday.
Harold oldt was called to Wayne.
to take charge OF the station there for
the next thirty days.
Tuesday with car Of cattle.
Miss Beryl Fleming Of Fairfield
spent few days VISITING In the city
last week.
Mrs. Elsie Hastings Of Ohio, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Collais, Is
visiting them.
Most all of the chursh going people
attended camp meeting at Birming-
ham Sunday.
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sIDWEIL.

Mr.. and Mrs Elias Canf1eld Of bud :
ley were guests at the Noyes Garfield
home Thursday.
Mrs. Agnes Yenger Of near Blakes-
burg made a brief visit at the home OF
her son Frank last week. !
Mrs. Arch Fiske and little son OF
South Ottumwa visited relatives here
last week.
Frank Bynum worked few days last
week for his brother Charles Of Blakes-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnston Of Of
tumwa visited Thursday at the l.. c.
Byrun home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chisman were
guests Tuesday afternoon at the Ell
mer Rose home Of Pleasant Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Brooks and Mrs.
James Johnson visited Friday near
Chillicothe at the Geo. Johnston home.
Mrs. Catherine Johnston visited on
Friday at the John Beagle home in
South Ottumwa.
Frank Johnston was brief visitor
at the Rev. w. c. Hengen home in OF
tumwa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grooms and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Johnston Of Chilicothe
visited Sunday at the Jas Johnston
home.
The two youngest daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Gates are seriously Ill.
Mrs. VIII Grooms is Ill suffering
with blood poison.
Moves Garfield is quite sufferer
from an injured leg. caused by falling
from ladder
Mr.. and Mrs. P R. Brooks and Mrs.
James Johnston are visiting relatives
in Ottumwa. r 4
Mrs. Frank Smith and little son Of
Ottumwa visited Sunday at the par
entail Henry Canfield home.
Mrs. Alvin Golf of near Ottumwa
visited Sunday at the Roy Gates home.
c. R. Chisman visited Thursday at
the home Of his brother Curtis CHS
man Of South Ottumwa. I'd u
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in this vicinity. All of the victims
are getting along nicely. 4
]. c. Hull and family of Ottumwa,
visited friends and relatives here Tues.
day.
Mrs. Anna Campbell is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Newt Breckenridge OF
Selma. ~
l.. R. Plowman of near Kilbourne,
was business visitor here Monday. 2
]. K. Arnold was Keosauqua WISH
tor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Benning of
Hartley, is visiting his mother Mrs.
Margaret Benning.
An ice cream social was held last
Friday under the auspices OF the M. E.
ladies' of Selma. 1t had a good attend
ance.
o. A. HOFFMAN and family OF Eldon,
visited friends here Friday.
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EELkNAP.

Twin daughters were born last weel
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Painter.
Howard Brewster's friends here viii
be pleased to hear that a fine bah,
girl was recently born to him and Mrs
Brewster. They reside at Platsburs
N. Y.
Mrs. G. G. Myers spent last week Al
Floris with her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Robbins and husband.
Miss Alta Simmons was the guest
last week Of Floris friends, returning
home today.
Mrs. A. q. Anderson and son Gibson
of Bloomfield, spent Thursday at the J
r. Hart home.
Mrs. H. D. Evans and sons and Jas
Evans spent Friday night at Locust
Grove with Mrs. Evans parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Laugh.
Oren Petit came home Friday from
an extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Allen of near Drakesville.
Mrs. Charley Skinner and children
of Bloomfield, we're the guests Of Miss
Lillian Hall Wednesday night and
Thursday
G. v. Ware and family aud Miss
Elizabeth Ware Of Dies Moines spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. /. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Bachman and
sons Of Ottumwa, spent sunday at the
J. B. Mccormick home. Masters Leo
and Howard had spent the past two
weeks with their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Bachman.
Mrs. Elmira Morris left Saturday for
Moulton and Mrs. Ira Fl. Stouffer and
Mrs. H. r. Hancock left Friday night
for Des Moines to visit e. G. Morris
and family.
Miss Taylor OF Des Moines spent a
few days last week with her aunt
Mrs w. A. Carnal.
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RUSSELL.

Mrs. Margaret Johnston, who has
been visiting relatives at Cedar Rap.
ids returned home Saturday.
Miss Miller Of Marshalltown, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Emma Everett, returned home Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Davis Of Osceola, who has
been visiting her friend, Mrs. D. g.
Long, returned home Monday.
Miss Edith Vinsel of Des Moines
came Saturday night for an extended
visit with relatives.
Miss Nellie Waltum OF Provo
Utah.. came SATURDAY evening for .
visit with her friend. Miss Eliza
beth Tinkham.
Mr. Beatty Of Keosauqua. who has
been visiting Prof. c. c. Bingaman
returned home Sunday evening.
Rev. p. A. Tinkham and family left
Tuesday for Lenox, To-, and Hopkins,
Mo, where Mr.. Tinkham will enjoy
his vacation. They made the trip
In their auto.
s. w. Wright accompanied con
signment OF stock to Chicago Satur'
day night.
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CHART

| Alva jenkins and Miss BeulAh Fluke
both Of Osceola, returned home yes
terday after few days visit with
Miss Daisy Tharp.
Mrs. Wallwork, OF Denver, Colo,
has returned home after~an extended
visit in Whitebreast township with
her parents, Mr., Mrs. Albert Car.
roll, and old friends.
Mrs. Thos. Teas and daughter, Myr
tie, have gone to Erie, Colo, whore
they will visit the formers sister. II
the climate agrees with her health
Miss Myrtle expects to remain there
a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Deneen have re-.
turned from visit in Albany, Mo,
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Hutchins OF
Lucas, returned home yesterday after
q few days visit near Charlton with
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rarick and baby
Of Osceola, were visitors in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. Boland has returned from
few days visit with relatives In
Alton.
Miss Flo Mart, Of Russell, came yes.
terday for few days visit with Miss
Dorothy Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mitchell and
little daughter, Of Hardin, Montana
and Mrs. H. 8. Eckleberry, Of Corydon
are guests at the home OF Mr.. b, and
Mrs. Frank Garland.
Miss Margaret Haines, of Winches
ter, Virginia, arrived yesterday for. q
visit at the w. Coles home
Miss Laura Swift left last evening
for visit in Des Moines with her
sister Josie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gookin depart
ed last evening on two weeks "trip
to Spirit Lake.
Mrs. John Lynn. OF Jay, has re
turned home after visit with rola'
tives and friends In Charlton and with
her daughter, Mrs. Swanson Of near
Oakley.
Miss Edna steele. OF Indianola, 70
turned home last evening after visit
of several days at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. Ruth Boyles.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. L. Ryan, OF Ben.
ton township, mourn tho loss Of their
baby daughter, Orlene, who was only
three days old, which occurred on
Wednesday Funeral services con.
Quoted BY Rev. H. J. Bryce. o. the
Firs. Baptist church, were held at the
home yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock, after which the remains wore
laid to rest in the Charlton cemetery.
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KEoeAUQUA

Mrs. B. F.. Truax returned to oer
home in Des Moines Wednesday after
a short visit with her mother, Mrs.
Benjamin Daugherity.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Hills OF Eldon
are visiting at the parental Leroy
Meredith home
Miss Alice Cheney returned to her
home here the first Of the week after
two weeks visit with relatives in
Council Bluffs.
. H. e. Folker was In town Wednes-
day delivering q piano at the w. B.
Newbold home.
County Clerk McCleland and wife,
Deputy Clerk Mounce and family, G.
C. Roy and family Of Cedar Rapids.
Deputy Sheriff Haney and wife, and
Mollison Kinsey and family, make up
q merry party who have pitched their
tents near Pittsburg and are enjoying
camp life
Miss Madge Cameron left Thursday
for a visit at Keokuk and several
points in Missouri.
Mrs. Frank Roberts returned to her
dist with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller Bell and Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Clark and Miss Louise.
all Of Des oines, were recent visitors
at the s. e. Irish home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore returned
to their home In Guthrie Center Tues
day after short visit with relatives.
The many friends here Of J. r. Pax.
ton of Milton are pleased to learn he
is improving nicely with strong hopes
Of recovery from his recent operation.
Mr.. Paxton was at one time county re-
corder and has many friends in Keo-
sauQua.
Before leaving for their new home In
California, w. G. Cheney sold the old
Cheney home on Main street. The price
received was $500.
Miss Lutte Kinnersley is the new
owner. DR.. F. M. MClerg and wife now
occupy this home, but they have rent
ed the old Kinnersley home and some
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Guy Ortiz and Mrs. Carl Phil
! lips, of Clarinda visited over Sunday
here with their husbands, who are at
tending the encampment Of the 18Th
regiment, I. N. G. :
Mrs. Ross Long and children, of
Pleasant township. returned Monday
morning from visit in Des Monies
with her mother, Mrs N. ]. Swanson,
formerly OF this county. She was &C
companied here by her sister, Mrs.
G: A. Warren and two children, of
Lovilia, who have been spending the
week in Pleasant township
| The Misses Cleo Mcclure and AIDA
Mallette, Of Humeston, visited over
Sunday in this city with the Misses
Gladys and Mabel Nolan and other
friends.
Mrs. Rachel Stafford, of Des Moines
came Monday for a visit In Pleasant
township with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Bingaman.
! Mrs. M. Stevens, of Patterson, re
turned home yesterday after visit
with her granddaughter, Mrs. A. c.
Woodward, of Lincoln township.
( Messrs Asa. Smith and Joe WATSON
went to Bedford yesterday on bust
ness trip.
Miss Grayce Harding, who is en-
lployed in Des Moines, came yesterday
for few days visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Harding, and
brother, Elmer Harding and family
Verne Gitzy, Of Des Moines, formerly
Of this city, came yesterday for few
days visit with his old friends here.
Col. Bennett and number OF other
officers Of the 55th regiment, Iowa
National Guard, who are In camp here
were entertained at smoker on Sat
urday evening by DR.. B. F. Daugherty,
who is surgeon for company H, of this
place. A delightful time is reported.
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time in the future the exchange OF
residences will be made when Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson and Miss Kinnrsley will
move to their newly purchased home
and the doctor to the home vacated by
them.
Grin and Leo Morrow OF Eldon re,
turned to their home the first Of the
week after visit with their little sis.
ter, Verna, who makes her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Findley.
Over. two thousand invitations have
been sent to former Van Buren, county
people to attend the homo coming.
Many have accepted. wnlle many find
1t necessary to send sincere regrets.
Earl Smith Of Lincoln, Neb., IL Wis
iting his cousin, Mrs. Paul Daugherity
and other relatives.
b DR.. j. A. Craig Is the new member
of the school board. He fills the Va.
cancy made by the removal Of B. F,
Truax to Des Moines.
Elder G. Y. Allison has been en-
ployed to preach at the Mt. Sterling
Christian church on Sunday evening
and here in the morning. This arrange.
ment is probably only for short time.
Mrs. Clint Rowley is visiting in
Charles City with her brother, Walter
Hickey, and wife.
Miss Letta Coffman of Des Moines
is visiting her sister, Mrs c. r. Rus
sell.
Fred Sloan of Fairfield visited the
first Of the week here at his old
home.
Roy Van Der Linden Of Pella visited
the past week with his sister, Mrs
Charles Dykstra.
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hospital in Abba.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs q fine
baby boy.
Horace Barnes of Abba made an
early trip to Hiteman Friday morn
ing.
Clarence Krebbs and James MILF
gan attended the band concert in
Abba Thursday evening.
Charles Barker and his son Orvill
Mrs. Milligan and her two children
made an overland trip In an auto to
Ottumwa Saturday returning Sunday
Mrs. Edna Reese of Loviha came
Thursday for visit with relatives
and friends. She formerly resided
here.
John F. Fish returned from short
visit to Ottumwa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krebbs have pur
chased fine horse and buggy OF
Emeriel Thomas.
Miss Myrtle Longaker leaves Fri
day night on No. for Denver. Colo.
Floyd Barker has been on the sick
list but Is improving slowly.
Mr.. Hibbs is staying in the bank
while George Rubbing Is away on q
two weeks vacation.
Born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Milligan, a son.
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IOWA LAW
In Regard Registration and Regulation Of Motor Vehicles,
Amended by the 35h General Assembly, 1913
Original Act Took July 1911, Effective
an May list 1918, Except a Noted.

Be It enacted genera assembly the state Of Iowa:
Section l. Repeal. Chapter twoA GA title eight CD
hundred seyentyonea 571a to fifteen
sevenyonel (571D both inclusive of the supple
1907 amended hereby repealed and the
following enacted substitute therefor.
Sec q Terms defined. The term motor vehicle used
otherwise expressly provided shall in
propelled by other than muscular
wagons Traction engines rollers and engines
patrol ambuances and such vehicles
only upon The local authorities shall
include all counties cities well all
committees other public ocias Of such counties
cities The chauffeur shall mean person
operating driving vehicle empoye for hire
The term shall include person. firm
renting motor vehicle having the
thereof under lease otherwise for period
greater thirty The public highways" shall
avenue park parkway public place in county,
city town village except speedway which have
been expressly by law for the exclusive
Of light carriages The terms motor drays
only vehicles which capacity Of not
hour and which shall be built for and
exclusively trucking draying delivering (36 G. A.
In enect>May 1st 1879
Sec 8. AppIicatlon-what to contain Every Of
shall operated driven the public
be filed in the Office Of the secretary
state application for registration blank be
the Of state for that containing
description of the motor vehicle to be registered
such vehicle the power derived
products petroleum. the Of the motive
figures Of horse In accordance with the
established the Association Of Licensed Automobile
the number Of cylinders bore and OF
eqa (q) qoee Ice address with street number
city including and business address OF the
such motor vehicle.
Go Be Continued)
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.rrived at home from St. Louis.

arrived at home from ST. Louis.
Adam Horning and Mr.. and Mrs
John Horning Of Tallyrand, who visited
relatives in town, have returned home
Mrs. Charles Melleker and children
departed for their home in Anamosa
Friday morning. ~ 81. a-a
The Misses Grace Brady, Lulu
Green and Docia Wade have arrived
from Wayland where they were en-
te.tained at house party by Miss
Gladys Allen.
Blackberries are on the market. sell
ing at Is cents per gallon.
Earl Galderson, who lives near Veo
and son Of George Balderson, was
taken to Excelsior Springs, NO. last
week for treatment for diabetes. His
father and mother have gone out on
the farm to remain during his absence
Duane McCracken spent couple OF
days in Fairfield taking the teachers
examination.
I. M. Walker has gone to Portland
Oregon, to visit a son.
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DOUDS-LEANDo.

Florence Baker Of Welma, is visit.
ing her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Kukendall.
]. X. Arnold has bought a Ford run.
about.
AL Mccullough was an Ottumwa Wis
tor Monday.
Miss elena Bennett was sKeosau.
|Qua visitor Tuesday.
Mrs George McGrew and daughter
were Ottumwa visitors Tuesday.
' James F. Wilson, Jr., of Fairfield,
Vas business visitor here Tuesday
There are .ayeral cases of mealses
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HiTE MAN.

Mrs. Evan j. Morgan who is in the
Abba hospital is doing fine and will
be home in a few days.
Mrs. Johnny Kephart has been visit
part OF the state.
Mrs. Lassfe from st. Mary's hospi-
tai Of Chicago has been visiting old
friends and neighbors for the last
week.
Floyd Phillips while working on the
section had an iron bar driven
through his left foot. He is doing well
and has gone to Pella for a short
visit.
Mrs. Kennedy who was hurt in a
runaway Is improving at the Cottage
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HIGHLAND CENTER
Y. H. Grain returned home II

w. H. Grain returned home Friday
from Plainview, Tex. He was accom-.
panied home by his daughter, Mrs
H. knapp, and two grandsons, Mas.
ters Paul and Roy knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gephart and sdaugh.
ter, Marguerite Of near Ottumwa
called on L. Reiselt and family Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. Emery and son, Harold, and
daughter, Leona, are spending the
week at the parental M. Bowlin home
in Ottumwa.
G. Boyd and son, Clyde, were in He'd,
rick Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. p. Wyckoff returned home
from Lincoln. Neb., Monday evening