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Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR SALE-AIy ranch of 40 acres,
61a miles S w. of Phoenix. r. Reyn-
ODDS. r. d. 4, Box 1873. DIP
GOVERNMENT LANDS
We have some good locations to
which title can be acquired with use
of our Navajo base scrip at $500
per acre. These lands will, in a
short time, be worth several times
what they would cost you today.
Do not let this opportunity pass.
Call today.
FEN S. HILDRETH SCRIP Co,
SUITE 210 PHOENIX NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA 10-dl
ANYONE wishing to settle on fine
piece of government land write quick
70 particulars to box IA, Parker,
Ariz dr.
CHICKEN RANCH-One acre just
outside the city limits, nicely located
for chicken ranch or gardening, good
SOIL can be made self supporting:
price only 5000, $25 cash, balance $40
per month. See us exclusively for
this. H. c. THOMAS r.. E e. INV.
CO. AZ w. Adams ST
FOR SALE-There is no residence
section in Phoenix so beautiful as that
q 1eclly north. La Belle Place is just
half way to the Indian School, right on
the car line. All city conveniences
And NO CITY TAXES, Capital Saw
ings Inv estment Co, 200 West Wash
inStCn st. tt
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

are low and the terms are reasonable
The lots are going fast. Now is the
time to buy. Capital Savings Invest
ment Company, 200 West Washington
st. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-New House,
would make ideal home Is South 18th
Ave. gs
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

For Exchange; Fine quarter section
OF improved land near Phoenix 70,
city property.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28
For Sale Houses


AT SACRIF1CE-Splen home in
KenilWOrth, $500 cash, balance an
time. Inquire al 524 West Portland
St DIR
100000 is THE PRICE of a new.
modern brick house with bath, good
out buildings, well fenced with Page
wire, flowers. vegetables, etc. Neat as
a new pin. See H. c. Thomas r. f. &
l. Co, 43 w. Adams If
100000 DOWN-Handles elegant new
home: balance $4,000 per month. Price
100000. Best buy on the north side.
H. c. THOMAS r. E. K l. co, 43 w.
Adams ST If
$4,000 CASH-Balance $500 per
month including interest buys the CO.
ziest little home in town Five rooms
and bath. Latest built-in features
This Will not last long. H. c. THOMAS
r. E. & L CO, 43 West Adams St. If
FOR SALES room. 2-story, almost
new brick house, northeast, reduced
from $4,000 to $500. $1,000 cash for
quick sale, cost over $4,000 to build,
balance easy. Groom brick pebble
dash, nearly new, a big sacrifice by
same owner as above 3-room furn-
lSiieu IIdIle anu IOtS, clOSe IN on car
line, only $3.50. terms. 4-room house
and screen porch, lot 5Ox13715, 1880
only $500 cash. balance $1,000 month.
will sell furnished if desired. Houses
and lots every direction, easy pay
ments. Frank f. Bellamy, over Union
Bank & Trust Co 1t
FOR SALE OR RENT-New House,
would make ideal home Is South 18th
Ave. gs
FOR SALE-New modern, six-room
house, fine location, $3.50, 5000 cash
and $25 per month. Walker Realty Co.
81 w. Washington ST If
DOCTOR-We have an ideal place
for a private sanatarium, large build
ing, fine large rooms, plenty of ground
just off car line. The price is right
with good terms. Dewitt, 80 n. End
Ave. If
FOR SALE-New mdern Bungalow:
very complete with 10 or 20 acres of
Improved land. Fine country home
Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company,
z6 West Adams st. tt
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR sALE-Buggy n first-class
condition at Clu5 stable. PIT n. Cen
trail Ave.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

SEE THIS before you buy. room
brick bungalow. Built by owner
strictly modern. l block from car
lire, and good location. Owner must
sacrifice. Good terms. Deal with me
and save that commission. Address
Republican Box 1898. DIR
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY-17
lbs. sugar, 81; lbs. Hills coffee, 81;
8 cans pork and beans, 25c; 10 lbs
spuds, 25c; lbs head rice, 25c; 5 gal
coal Oil, 85c. Capitol City Grocery, Sew
enth Ave. and w. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

A SNAP-A good corner lot with two
houses, good shade, gas, electric lights.
city water, close in, price $1,000, $500
cash, balance 2 years at per cent in
terest. This pay % per cent on the
Investment. Healey Conrad Co, 81 S.
Center ST 7;
FOR SALE-5Ox15O highly improved
income property, close in: now nett
ing per cent on $35 10000; $4,000. 90
cash will handle it, balance to suit.
Address Box 1915 Republican. If
FOR SALE lots. portable house,
10000 brick. 1000 feet lumber, etc
Owner must sell and will sacrifice
Van Zant 35 East Adams. DIP
2R or ACRES clean alfalfa on
best soil in valley. This land lies
north of Phoenix and can be bought
CT. liberal terms See Thompson or
Carver, Is North First Avenue. If
GOVERNMENT LANDS, patented
for "a per acre; fine level soil, plenty
water. near railroad. Is SNAPS IN
RANCH LANDS, close in, all sacri-
fices on terms. Almost any acreage
location, price, improvements you
want Alfalfa ranches, 800 to 1925
per acre. e. r. c. Hickey, 203 Elem
irg building, Phone 1898. If
FOR SALE-Lots. Before you buy.
see Galpin &, Hart about Grand View
addition. SO North First ave If
FOR SALE-Lot with two dwellings,
easy payments, modern 1904 E. Adams.
DIP
CORNER--North and west front, lot
72x137h, Groom brick, modern, $1,000
cash, balance terms. Price $4,000. See
Johnston, II West Adams. If
LA BELLE PLACE-Lots have in
creased in value fifty per cent in two
years. Is it not a good place to invest
Ask any resident what they think of
the subdivisions Beautiful. Capital
Savings Investment Co., 200 West
Washington St tt
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow.
Phoenix Ranches are rolling in wealth
and still are only working about one
fourth of the time. what could man
do that really wanted to work. 81
acres with house, close in. on Christie
road, $3.50 per acre. 10 acres, acres
in mixed fruit house. close in. $4,000,
$1,000 cash. balance to suit. rs acres
on Tempe road, fine stand alfalfa. 5000
per acre. 21a acre tract, $125O. $50
cash. balance SO a month. S-roOm
house. furnished. $500, 5000 cash. bal
ance $25 a month. Groom modern
house. near Capitol, hardwood floors,
$1,000. $3.50 cash. balance $50 a month
NJ H. Shelton. 215 West Washington.
4f
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

SIX LOTS-In a bunch, close in on
eth st, cheap. See T. M Burroughs,
IA West Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

Automobiles, houses, ranches, etc. for
exchange. let us know what you have
to exchange and possibly we can match
up what you are looking for
c. W. COMSTOCK, 16 East Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

Good house to exchange for ranch;
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

100000 DOWN-Handles elegant new
home: balance $4,000 per month. Price
100000. Best buy on the north side.
II. c. THOMAS r. f. x l. co, 43 w.
Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

| BARGAINS-In ranch and residence
properties, furnished and unfinished
! houses for rent. See Boon about it, Is
| E Adams ST 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

TWENTY ACRE DAIRY RANCH
Frame house, good well, cows, 10
heifers. hogs, turkeys, chickens, stack
hay, wagons, tools, household furniture,
$4,000 cash will handle this. Balance 3
years at 8 per cent. Price $4,000. See
Johnston, II w Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR SALE-A nice home, pretty
surroundings, garden, fruit and roses
etc, $4,000, on terms, $4,000 down
if possible and balance like rent. Phone
owner 1854 If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

FOR SALE-AIy ranch of 40 acres.
61a miles S w. of Phoenix. r. Reyn-
ODDS. r. d. 4, Box 1913. DIP
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Bicycle second hand,
cheap. 2217 West Van Buren,. gs
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

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For Miscellaneous
LATEST IMPROVED-R0tar we'll
drilling machine, cheap and easy terms.
r o. BOX 32 city. DIP
ARIZONA PORTLAND CEMENT. A
home product, is now on the market
at all dealers. This cement is unex-
celled for quality and win meet the re-
quirements of the most exacting archi-
tects and engineers. There is none bet
ter ~
BLATCHFORDS CALF MEAI-1OO
pounds make 100 gallons perfect milk
substitute, guaranteed by Sturges Hay
& Grain Co.. 125 E. Jefferson st. tt
PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY-17
lbs sugar 81; lbs Hills coffee, 81;
cans pork and beans, 25c; 10 lbs
spuds, 25c; 3 lbs. head rice, 25c; gal
coal Oil, 85c Capitol City Grocery, Sew
enth Ave. and w. Washington. If
RESTRICTED! There is no resi-
dence in La Belle Place costing less
than $4,000. The Improvements are the
best and so are the houses The prices
are low and the terms are reasonable
The lots are going fast Now is the
time to buy. Capital Savings Invest
ment Company. 200 West Washington
ST. If
FOB SALE-Several second hand
motorcycles at prices t. suit. Phoe-
nix Cycle Co. 1913 n. Central Ave. If
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS good
as new at half the price; cash or
terms; secondhand multigraph for
sale cheap. McCausland business
Exchange, s West Adams st. Ion
FOR SALE-By owner, desirable
warehouse lot; 150-foot front on rail
road. in best close-in district; price.
S2,S5O00 good terms; or might i'm
prove to suit tenant. Box 1915 care
Republican. If
A HOME INDUSTRY-The Arizona
Portland Cement company is now offer
ing to the cement users of the valley
a cement made at home that is not
excelled for strength, beauty and gen
eral utility. There is none better. For
sale at all dealers. If
FOR SALE-Gilt edge first mortg-
age securities. c. H. Johnson, Phone
1866. If
FOR SALE-One fine Cadillac s.
passenger automobile. Inquire 10 n.
Center St If
FOR SALE-A new 1913 Hudson 81
automobile, five passenger. Also a new
1913 case 80 roadster. See Peters at
Greene &, Griffin Company, 127 n.
, Central Ave. IF
FOR SALE--Genuine White Bermu-
da Onion sets. Sturges Hay & Grain
Co, 125 E. jefferson St. If
OVERLAND 49, passenger tour
/ ing car must be sold at once at sac
/ rifice price. It will pay you to see
it. Overland Garage, owner 10 E.
Washington If
FOR SALE-At a bargain, % rolls
| of linoleum, both print and inlaid.
The best of quality and good pat
terms. This linoleum will be sold at
! one third off and even more. 1t
went through our fire and is salvage,
but practically as good as ever. If
! you need linoleum for your kitchen or
/ bath room, this is your opportunity.
! Barrows- Fooshee Furniture Co, PIG
! East Washington street. If
| FOR SALE-A ,5-passenger Stude-
baker auto. in good condition. Cheap.
! Phone 1924 DIP
SEASON-Frutts for canning and
tomatoes. all kinds OF produce. Lowest
prices in town. Phoenix Fruit & Pro-
! duce Co. 119 w. Jefferson St. Phone
/ 1902.
i TIP TOP TOILET SOAP-The great
est made in America A delicate soap.
/ -Iyi A leo
Arizona republican., 1913-09-28

BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property, improved or
Houses to rent.
w. K. JAMES.
81 n. Center st. If
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-15
RICHEANO:

The commander Of G. A. r. post No
14s has called a meeting Of the mem
bers for Wednesday evening, May IA
for the purpose Of arranging for Decor
alton day services.
The park commissioners are tearing
up the old tile walk and will put In
cement this week.
Mrs. Clark Hadley and daughter de-
parted last week for Excelsior Springs
Mo-, where Mr.. Hadley is taking treat
ment for rheumatism.
Miss Letha Hutchins was agreeably
SURPRISED Saturday night when twenty
one Of her school friends appeared al
her home to congratulate her and spend
the evening with her on her sixteenth
birthday. Games and music were the
amusements. Dainty and delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs
Hutchins.
TWENTY-FIVE candidates have enter
Ell the race In the Richland Clarion
contest, which began Friday, May g., A
lively time is looked for. The contest
CLOSES July 20.
Rev. Alvin Hoskins who attended
the American peace conference In St
Louis last week, has returned and Sun
day morning gave an interesting re-
mort of his attendance to his congre-
cation.
The high school pupils who have
been rehearsing their class play for
several weeks have decided to give 1t
up, as the parts were too heavy for
amateurs and the opera house stage
not suitable for the play. Only short
program will be given commencement
evening.
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CHILLlCOTHE.

About forty members of the B. P. 0.
E. lodge Of Ottumwa, about forty men,
bers Of the Masonic orders at Kirkville
and Eddyville came by auto to attend
the funeral Of the late J. w. Dunning
on Thursday. Others from a distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. F1nney, Mrs.
Murry and Mrs Kirkpatrick of Eldon,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haney Of Keosauqua,
Miss Nellie Padgett OF Des Moines,
Miss Golden Hicks Of Abba.
Mrs. Steinhoff Of Eddyville. Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Nye. Miss Edith Pierson. Mrs.
John Miller Mrs. VIM. Scots and Miss
Nellie Ball of Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lamis and family
spent Sunday with the formers broth
er Ed I4amis near Ottumwa.
Mrs. Otto Lock Is visiting at the
home Of her sister Mrs. Vernator.
Miss Ethel Cassitty left Wednesday
evening for Mitchellville where she will
attend the eleventh district Christian
endeavor convention. Miss Cassitty is
treasurer Of the district.
P. A. Rockey returned homo Thurs
day from Corydon, where he attended
a convention Of the bankers Of south
ern Iowa.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church held social at the home Of
Miss Ethel Brody on Friday evening
May g.
Miss Mae Jenkins went to Promise
City Thursday for visit with her sis
ter Mrs. c. C. Calbeath.
C. C. Benjamin eturned home Friday
from a business trip to Buffalo Center,
Iowa.
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OLlVET.

G. H. Laughlin visited at the home
of his brother, John, who lives west OF
Oskaloosa, this week.
Miss Alice Wharton Of Des Mo1nes Is
visiting at the home Of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dalon.
Farmers have commenced planting
corn.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. L. Thompson spent
Thursday in Harvey with their son,
Adolph and wife.
r a. Jones Of Atlantic was in town
Tuesday on business with r. Williams,
Miss Anna Top spent Friday In Har-
vey at the Degest home.
W. H. Preston OF Des MONIES was IN
town on business last Friday.
Mrs. Faulkner reports an enrolment
Of thirty nine pupils at school this
week.
Word was received here on Friday OF
the death of the three-year -old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Clara Furnish at Des
NJ Dimes.
Henry Degood of Harvey spent
Thursday in town at the j. J. Top
home.
Miss Lucretia Robertson was pas
senger for Eddyville on Saturday.
Il. Mrs. Agnes Faulkner spent Sunday
at the parental Mcdowell home In o.
ka!oosa.
Miss Minnie Systema Of Harvey
spent Saturday in tow nat the Bonni-
field home.
r. L. Thompson of Cedar Rapids was
a business caller in town on, Friday.
John Shopper spent Saturday In o.
kaloosa on business.
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ALBA.

A number Of people went to Center
vile on the special run yesterday by
the Southern Iowa Traction CO. to well
come the ball game between that city
and Hitcnan.
Guy Sherman, who has accepted q
position on an Ottumwa newspaper,
will move his family to that city this
week. He was foreman Of the Abba
Union while here!
Miss Lucille Teeple met with a very
serious and painful accident last Fri
day when she attempted to pour cold
water on some boiling sugar. The mass
exploded and burned her hand very
severely and also about the throat and
face. DR.. Burke Powell was called and
succeeded in allaying the pain. She
is now resting comfortably.
good audience was present to hear
the program arranged for Mothers day
Sunday afternoon at the First Presby-
terrain church. Each mother was pre-
scented with a carnation.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church cleared SIS at the
social last Friday evening. A good
crowd was present and every one en-
joyed the occasion.
Wade Shaw has been on the sick list
for several days but is now able to be
about.
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SEYMOUR.

| Last Monday afternoon the ladies OF
tho D. M. chapter Of tho P. E. o: enter
tanned a few invited guests in honor of
Mothers Day. The afternoon was
Raymond Morrow returned Saturday
from Moulton where he had been at
tending the funeral Of brother who
had been an invalid for q number of
years.
Mrs. S. E. Bell and family returned
Wednesday from Mountain Grove, Mo-,
where they had been spending the win
ter. ...
The Seymour base ball team played
at Cincinnati last week and lost to the
Cincinnati boys by the score of to 8.
They play at Numa Sunday.
c. l.. Slavens left Friday morning for
Horncll, N. Y. with a fine load Of
horses. He is taking them east to E. A.
Hesseltine, who has been here in the
past and bought several loads of
horses.
Mrs. J. D. Johnston and Mrs. II. O..
Sawyers left for Oskaloosa the first of
the week, having received message
that their father Mr. Christy was SER
tously injured in a fall
S. E. James returned last week from
Los Angeles, Calf. where he had
been the past few months spending the
winter
A'AA' oA0 X1A .. OOIIl bIdSS IcIuIHSu u
Seymour last week from Des Moines
where they had been the past few
years.
A. P. True and Paul Stone were Des
Moines visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woolums of Fair
field were visiting in this city last
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ed Augstin and daughter re-
armed to their home at Rubio last
week after visiting here a few days
with her father w. II. Miller and
family.
w. L. Cain left last Sunday night for
Chicago to take up his work in the
Moody Bible Institute. His family will
go in short time.
Mrs. ]. H. Wilson of Ottumwa was
visiting here the first Of the week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. "A. M. Elliott.
T. r. Thomas Of Moravia was visit
Ing over Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Thomas and family.
DR.. D. w. Handlin and wife of Chi
cago arc visiting here this week with
his fatt.er J. S. Handlin and other rela-
tives
Mrs. John Caldwell went to White
City Friday to visit a few days with
her r. lsband who had bad cut on the
head caused by falling coal in the
NINE. s-.-.
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GIRLS AHEAD IN
THE GLASS; HONORS
sisourney High School to Hold Com
mencement Exercises May ~;
Boys Eighth on the List.

Sigourney, May 13.--Thursday
evening, May %. at the high school
building. the class OF. 1913 bids fare
well to its Alma Mater and passes
on into the world. Marjorie Etter
takes the class honors this year. hav-
Ing led her class with the highest
average throughout the four years
OF the high school course. Myrtle
Thomas takes the honors of the sec
ond place, being pushed closely for it
by Marie Jacobs, there being but q
fraction between the leaders grades.
The boys do not qualify until the
eighth place.
There are forty members of the
graduating class, % being girls and
II of them boys, 1t being the largest
one ever finishing together In the
history, of the school. They will in
turn give reins to the lower grades
of the school, there being at the
present time an enrolment at the
high school Of 1875. classified. as fol-
lows: Seniors, 40; Juniors, II; soph-
ignores, 81; freshmen, 38.
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REV. VINCENT
CONDUCTS FUNERAL

SiSourney, May 1.-THE funeral OF
Hon. G. M. Brown who dropped dead
In his office, was held Monday after
noon at the Presbyterian church, the
services being conducted by Rev. W. L.
Vincent, assisted by Robert F. Lowe
Post G. A. r. and Sigourney lodge No.
SO, I. O. o. F. Among the relatives
from out Of the city were present:
Mrs. Browns mother and sister, Mrs.
E. S. Sampson and Mrs. Charles Nc
Quaide from Canada; Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Sampson of Waterloo; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. White and Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Dodds of Oskaloosa and Mrs. White
from Kansas. Out Of town attorneys
who attended were Judge John F. Tai.
bot and son, Attorney Ed Talbot OF
Brooklin; Attorneys c. J. Wilson and
M. w. Bailey Of Washington. and T.
C. Legoe of What Cheer.
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PRIZES OFFERED
FOR ROAD WORK
Boosters Of Highway Improvement
Plan Dragging Event At Center
Vile Tuesday, May 20.

Centerville, May 14.-Drag day,
Tuesday, May 20, will see the most
drags in Centerville ever assembled
here no doubt. Centerville merchants
are as generous AS any in Iowa and
have made up list of prizes that will
be given every person driving In on q
drag. There are % different articles
in the list. The Retail Merchants as.
ISOLATION will give complimentary din.
ners to all draggers. Particulars about
registration and delivery of prizes will
be given later.
Sells Blood Hounds.
Hugh Darrah, Of Mystic, has sold
his high bred blood hounds to parties
at Beatrice, Neb. He had a male and
female and three pups. The old
hounds we're extra good ones. They
showed on tests that they could do
some remarkable work. There were
limitations that they might be
poisoned by parties who would rather
not have such animals in the neighbor.
hood, and they were sold. They were
extra large, the male weighing SO
pounds and the female 81.
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AVERY.

Mothers day was duly observed at
the church Sunday morning Rev. Nye
preaching special sermon and the
choir furnishing special music for the
occasion.
Mary Allen returned from a visit
with her sister at Cedar Rapids.
The Ladies' Union Aid society met
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Allen last
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church met at the
church Wednesday afternoon, and will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Harry Eek
next Wednesday.
The Ladies' Birthday. club were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. J. P.
Crabill Tuesday.
The Avery board of education met
last Wednesday evening and the con-
tract of painting was let to the lowest
bidder, Brady & Johnson, painters.
Choir practice at the church every
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Rev. Nye returned from Chicago last
week. he also visited with M. ID. Cox,
former pastor here, now a student Of
the Northwestern university.
John Bruer. wife and baby came over
from 'Des Moines Saturday, and are
visiting at The parental Bruer and Pear
son homes.
Little Miss Hazelwood Of Des Moines
IS visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. P. Pearson.
Harry Evans started to Peoria via
the auto route Sunday.
The following teachers were Ottum-
wa goers Saturday: Misses Winnie
Evans. Edith Johnson. Lulu Moss.
The Avery baseball team played the
Bussey team Sunday afternoon. Score
s to 2, favor Of Bussey.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellsworth spent
Sunday In Avery.
George Brides was home from his
mail run Sunday, coming up from Bur-
linSton.
Phillip Evans will enter Highland
Park college at Des Moines this month
He will take a business course
Maurice, Youngquist is having his
property on Main street remodeled.
Oscar Berkey is having a new porch
built on his residence.
Brown Johnson and wife are now
living in their new home at Avery.
A. r. Needles is building a new house
In the east end, Muller addition to
Avery.
The mines are running half time
now.
Saturday was pay day here and many
where made happy.
Among the Abba goers Saturday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Slaughter
an. Miss Kelley.
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EICHELBERGERS
HAVE RETURNED

Judge and Mrs. F. w. Eichelberger
Of Bloomfield, have returned from an
extended visit in the south where the
we'll known jurist sought the milder
climate for his health last winter. He
looks good and says he is feeling fine
now and expressed his desire to begin
Immediately to take up his duties on
the bench. Judge G. w. Vermilton Is
sitting at Bloomfield in the place OF
Judge Eichelberger, and the latter was
not positive as to whether he would
relieve Judge Vermilion at Bloomfield
or 20 to Centerville and take up the
work OF the latter there which Is being
handled by q substitute judge.
Judge and Mrs. Eichelberger reached
Ottumwa during the night and left for
their home this morning over the Wa
bash at o'clock.