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Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28
"a FOOL FOR LUCK"
Griswold Farmer Handles High Ten
sion Wires But Escapes Injury.

Special to Tim meS- RepuD Dican.
Griswold, Feb. 28.-John Thompson
who is working for his brother Her
bert, on a farm near here, sis fool
for luck" He was cutting down trees
and one Of them tore down four high
tension electric wires which serve sew
eral communities with electricity. John
FASTENED TO repair the damage he had
done in the best manner possible anc
at the same time clear the roadway
He carefully picked up the wires and
wound them about a fence post where
they would be out Of the way and not
trip anybody. And he didn't feel ever
as much as a bee sting jolt. That af-
ternoon the Juice was off Of the wires
for a brief period and it is believed
that Thompsons lucky hour happened
lust then. The wires carry 1920
volts,
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28
WOMAN CHARGES ASSAULT.
Iowa City Hairdresser Sues Mail Ca
rier For 5000 Damages.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 2S.-A sensational
s.. 900 damage suit was started yester-
dav in the district court, when Mrs
John P. Hamilton, a hairdresser, made
BARLEY Gordon, a veteran mail carrier
defendant. She alleges he attacked her
dn her room. \ neighbor came to her
rescue, she AYERS, and she escaped
unharmed save as to physical de-
trioration, due to an accentuated can
cerous growth on her chest
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28
BRIDGE CONTRACTS LET.
Work in Ida County This Season to
Cost Over $4,000.

Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove, Feb. 2s.-At meeting of
the board Of supervisors the Iowa
Bridge Company. OF Des Moines, was
given the contract for the erection OF
thirty -four bridges and culverts in this
county the coming year, the contract
price being s25.36S. The board also
purchased twenty road drags and two
graders at this same meeting.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28
HIccoUGHs FOR WEEK.
Aiaona Man in Serious Condition Fror
Unusual Ailment.

Special to Times Republican.
Angona, Feb. 2S.-J. B. Hofius. a
prominent farmer north Of Algona, has
been in a serious condition for about a
week His ailment in hiccoughing and
.Ne doctors have been unable to stop
It.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28

his prosperity sfter coming 70 ], this
country III n
''Vot," says Hans. '.vot var I wort, IN
the old country? Nottings. Und now.
vot am voFt7 At least twice %
much"
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-28

In Great Britain the percentage of
insanity is increasing faster than the
growth Of population. T..
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FURNITURE PLANT BURNS.

Peoria, ILL.,. June 1.-THE kunkle
Furniture Manufacturing Co at Mack
NAV, Ill.,, twenty miles east Of Peoria
was burned to the ground at noon to-
day Loss $4,000; largely insured
MRS. o. N. DURFREY DEAD.
Hedrick, June Mrs. o. NJ Durfrey
passed away at her home In this city
this morning at 1915 after an illness
Of several years. The deceased leaves
to mourn her loss her husband and
MILlTANTs At PALACE.
London, June 1.-Two young mill
tants disturbed the tranquility OF
buckingham Palace this afternoon by
claiming themselves to the rails pf the
main gates. They then waived woinen's
social and political union flags, shout
ing denunciation of the fortunes OF
women" Neither King George or Queen
Mary was in the palace at the time.
sULzER AGAIN DEFEATED.
Albany, n. ", June 2--In unanimous
opinion the court OF appeals today up
held the action Of the court az Inn
parchment In removing William Sulzer
from office. Counsel for Sulzer an.
nounced their intention to take the casa
to the United States supreme court.
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WEST POINT.

Mrs. Nina Young of Good Hope, ILL.,.
is visiting her son, Charles, and family.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Bow
man Burlington, May 20, a son.
Mrs. Bowman was formerly Miss
Florence Sheets of this city.
Mrs. Casper Mohrfeld of Fort Madi,
son is visiting at the Henry Pogge
home.
Mrs. Cora Shepherd is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Bangs, at
New London.
Mrs. Laurance Younk returned Mon
day from weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. De Spain, at
Fort Madison.
Mrs. Martha Williamson spent sew
eral days with her niece, Mrs. Peter
Kern, in Fort Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harnagel have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Elsie A., to George H.
Duker. The event will take place
Wednesday. June 10.
The Burlington Mailands will play
the local baseball team here Sunday.
Game called at $3.50.
Misses Marie and Alice Fedler re-
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CEDAR RAPIDS NJ. E.
CHURCH FREE OF DEBT

Cedar Rapids, June Sin the pres
ence Of 1900 people conservative es-
innate, Bishop W. A. Quayle OF ST.
Paul dedicated free Of debt one Of the
most costly and best equipped churches
in the country, the new St. Paul
Methodist Episcopal church, Third
avenue and Fourteenth street.
The building which cost $lSo.ooo was
clear Of debt with the exception OF
$4,000 when Bishop Quayle concluded
his sermon Sunday morning and an
nounced that the pastor Rev. E. ):
Lockwood wished to dedicate It free OF
debt and that to do this the last named
sum must be raised. The st. Paul d.
vine stated that Cedar Rapids people
had the giving habit and he wanted to
get $1,000 minute for SO minutes. The
bishop took out his watch and asked
that someone. not Methodist, keep
time. Judge Milo p Smith held the
watch while the work of raising the
money went on. When the judge called
time the desired sum had not been
raised but it took only few minutes
more before Secretary Stull had figured
UP $4,000. $1,000 more than the
amount needed. A round Of applause
greeted the announcement that the
church could be dedicated free Of debt.
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SEWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson were
over Sunday visitors in Sewal with re-
latives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shew of Numa,
were over Sunday visitors in this city
with Mrs. NJ Maddux and family.
T Roy Glenn and wife were visiting at
Centerville last week with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ada Booth Of Kansas City, who
has been trimming for Mrs. Cain the
past season, left. for her home last
week.
l. A. Bonner was business caller
at Allerton Saturday.
Cash Parker returned to his home
at Perry Monday after a visit OF few
days with his mother, Mrs. Alice Par
ker and family.
Deward Richardson of Corydon, was
visiting here over Sunday with mis-
brother George.
Ellis Brools returned last week from
his home at Cedar Rapids to spend a
few days near this city with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brooks.
Guy Williams returned Monday from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he had
been visiting his brother for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper returned
Monday from Abba where they had
been visiting short time with friends.
]. E.. Rowe was business caller in
Lucerne, Mo-. last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Keller Is visiting at
Davenport, this week with her friend,
Miss Ethel Lewis.
Mrs. John Caldwell returned Tues
day from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Thomanson and family at Center
Vile.
| Mrs. J. M. Benson and children were
visiting here over Sunday with ner par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lowry.
Mrs F. l.. O'Niel was visiting over
Sunday In Ottumwa with her husband
who is working at the dispatcher s
office.
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SAVAGE A HEAD
At FAIRFIELD
RoWLEY IS AHEAD OF oPPON.
ENTs FOR GovERNoRshiP
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY. get

Fairfield, June Savage and Row
ley were the favorites in Jefferson
county among the voters In the prim-
airy election, Savage defeated Cum
minis by total vote of $50 to AL.
Rowley received $50 votes, Clarke 449,
and Lee 209. The senatorial vote on
the democratic ticket resulted in the
balloting for Meredith being almost 2
to l against Connolly
Hamilton for governor on the same
ticket had 1856 and McGinnis 49, II
is very probable that the selection OF
candidate for recorder on the repub
lican ticket will be compelled to be
taken into a convention to settle
There were four candidates out for the
place, only three made any race and
these lacked the thirty-five per cen,
necessary by law to vote. Jefferson
county In a way, established a prece
dent in the fact that although hereto
fore opposed to third terms, the vot
ers nominated Sheriff Campbell FOL
the third time by an almost 5 to
vote.
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BLOOM FIELD.

Miss Bernice Saar who has been Wis
iting a week at the S. A. Hutton home
here returned to her home In Cantril
the last of the week.
Mrs. Anna Doolay started for a
weeks visit with friends at Hedrick
tine latter part of the week.
The Hon. H. G. Evans of Des Moines
was in this city the latter part Of the
week visiting with old friends as he is
native of Davis county.
G. S. Mccoy went to Washington
Saturday for few days visit with
friends.
Will Shields went Saturday to Eos
ter, to visit over Sunday at the home
Of his son Oney Shields.
The Hon. Ellsworth Rominger went
to Agency Saturday to make the men,
orial address for Decoration day.
j. C. Parker of Troy, visited at the
Cole Swift home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. G. j. Wilcox went to Ottumwa
Saturday for ten days visit at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Mile Har-
ris. and then expects to go to Ecelsior
Springs, Mo-, for an extended visit
with another daughter
I Mrs. Philip Shombers of West Grove
came Saturday for a visit at the home
of her nephew w. L. Baldridge.
A. j. Mcclure Of Lincoln, Neb., ar
rived Saturday for visit with his
daughters Mesdames Nelson Steward
and F. K Baldridgt
some cases that were to tried his term.
Court adjourned Friday until June
l22 when it will reconvene to take up
some cases that was to tried this term.
The Judge reserved decision on the
three cases that were tried together
J and will give his decision during vaca.
| ton. The cases were the city OF
Bloomfield VS.. S. S. Stanley the city
of Bloomfield VS.. T. A. Dunlap, and the
! city of Bloomfield VS.. j. P. Toombs
| This is known as the paving case. All
three defendants refused to pay the
1912 paving tax.
VIM Swift, wife and daughter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swift of Des Moines
are visiting few days here at the
parental J. D. Swift home.
! Mrs. Samuel Bivins Of Ottumwa, Wis
(! tied at the home of her sister, Mrs
Ed Day Saturday .enroute to Pulaski
/ to visit over Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Fountain.
c. D. Evans and family of Ottumwa
arrived here Saturday afternoon fol
! an over Sunday visit at the parental d
Hedrick, and Evan Evans homes.
.Tillman Kratzer and wife, of Ottum
wa, came in Saturday for visit over
Sunday with friends.
r. E. Carruthers of Fairfield, is visit
ling at the Dr. Allender home a few
days at present.
Miss Dolly Tallman of Lancaster
Mo-, visited at the home Of bel
aunt, Mrs. Joe Hunter over Sunday.
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RETURNS SLOW
IN HENRY COUNTY
ONLY PARTIAL COUNT Is MADE
OF THE BALLOTS At
MT. PLEASANT.

Mt. Pleasant, June 3.-The final re-
suits of the local primary election of
Monday were only completely authen.
ticated late this afternoon, the returns
coming in very slowly despite the fact
that a comparatively light vote was
cast. The progressive vote was very
small, in no precinct did a bull moose
candidate receive over ten votes. The
democratic vote in this county was
much stronger, however, than at the
primary election of two years ago.
Clarke for governor on the republi'
can ticket, easily carried the county
by majority Of 240. The predicted
close contest between Meredith and
Connolly did not materialize, the Des
Moines publisher, receiving a clear
majority Of 222 votes from Henry coun
ty. At an early hour this morning IL
was plain to be seen that Savage was
running ahead of Cummins for United
States senator, and as the rural pre-
cincts came in his majority increased
and at the final count he had lead
of 297 votes.
w. F. Kopp and F.. S. Finley, both
of this city, were nominated on the
republican ticket for state representa-
tive and state senator, there being nc
contest. In the democratic state sen
atorial race which was very close
Lindley defeated Van Ausdale by 8
margin of 104 votes. Judge Withrow
of this city, received handsome vote
from this county on the nonpartisan
ballot for the Iowa supreme court. q
total of 1910 votes being cast for him
The largest majority in the county was
received by H. N. Wright, republican
for county auditor over 0. N. knight
The list Of the votes cast for nomina
lions for the supreme court is as tol
lows:
Withrow, 1910: Ladd, 946; Prouty
SS1; Thomas, S75; Shankland, S62
Sallinger, 1876; Weaver, GIL.
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FLoRis.
Tom Peden spent Tuesday in ottum-

wa.
Mrs. Hattie Hill returned from the
hospital In Centerville where she re-
ceived medical treatment.
Mrs. Emma Swinney of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Mary Ferris returned to Eldon
Thursday after few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Carson.
John Withrow, who underwent an
operation at the Bloomfield hospital
recently, is expected to return home
Sunday.
c. w. Lunt of Des Moines is spend
ing few days here looking agter bust
ness interests.
Ohe Mcclure was in Des Moines last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ROUGH and son,
Eugene, returned Wednesday from a
visit with relatives in Ottumwa.
William Smith has erected barn
on the L. l. Spohn property east of the
depot.
Geo. F. Carson returned Friday
morning from a business trip to Des
Moines. @
Mr. and Mrs. J.. C. Hill of Bloom
field visited relatives here Thursday.
Mr.. ana MIS-. CdleO DdleS anu sou,
Sylvester, returned from Naravissa,
New Mexico, Thursday night.
DR.. and Mrs. H. N. Baker and Mrs.
John Withrowe and children were in
Bloomfield Wednesday,
w. e. Hill spent Thursday in Bloom
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Carson and son,
William, OF Douds and Mrs. Hereford
of Leando visited here a short time
Sunday.
!, This vicinity was visited by heavy
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LOckRID GE.

Miss Gladys Barker of Mt. Pleasant,
principal and Miss Mollie Smith of
Fairfield, primary teacher, closed a
very successful year Of school here
May %. Hope is entertained that the
new teachers will equal them as they
will be hard to excel.
I. Mrs. Henry Erickson entertained her
Sunday school class Of the Trinity Lu-
treran church at a picnic at Skunk
river Friday.
Mrs. R. H. Dunlap and daughter, Err,
ma, of Salt Lake City, Utah, are here
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Larson.
Mrs. T. R. Crandall and son and Mrs.
F. A, De Almond of Abba were guests
at the Arthur Littleton home for part
of last week.
/ Mrs. Andrew Sharp and son, John,
were called to Memphis, Mo-, by the i'll.
ness OF son and brother, Elmer.
Memorial exercises were held al the
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TROY.

Memorial day was observed here
Saturday. A large crowd was In at
tendance. Clyde Sparks of Ottumwa
made a talk which was appreciated by
all.
Mrs. Sarah Steele died Wednesday
and was buried Friday. Services were
conducted at the Roby home where she
had been living, by Rev. Wilson. The
remains were laid to rest in the Troy
cemetery.
Clint Parks and wife Of Cantril spent
Saturday at the E. B. Parks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. DarneH and
daughter, Reva, and Elmer Chaplin
and family visited at Mt. Pleasant Sun.
day at the home of Mr. Darnelrs
daughter, Mrs. Garrett Davis.
Charlie Clafflin and family visited at
the l. c. Evans home Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Conner Of Bloomfield Is
the guest OF friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hilbert and Mrs.
Meade of Cantral spent Sunday at the
parental, Hilbert, home.
Several of the young people attended
the baptism service north Of Pulaski
Sunday afternoon.
John Grovenour Of Eldon was mum.
bered with the veterans Saturday. One
by one they are passing away. There
are not many left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cambelle Of Mil
ton attended the funeral of Mrs. Steele
Friday. Geo. Steele Of Centerville was
also in attendance.
Prof. Ramsyer was here Saturday
and Sunday.
The band furnished music for the
memorial exercises Saturday.
Miss Adkins Of Milton spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Ridgers.
Bert Rosser of Des Moines is visiting
his brother, A. M. Rosser.
DR.. Shelton of Bloomfield was called
here by the serious illness of Miss Mil
dred Lau, who was poisoned by eating
ice cream.
Onnie Lau and family are visiting al
the parental, Y. L. Lau, home.
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RUSS ELL.

Baker Allender and family Of Of
tumwa came Friday for a short visit at
the parental Simon Scott nome:
Chas. Allen and wife of Cozad, Nebr.
are here visiting at the parental Tandy
Allen home.
Mrs. Maude willetts Of Burlington
spent Sunday in Russell with relatives
The Sunday school Of the Trinity
United Evangelical church held their
Children's Day exercises Sunday morn
MIR. and Mrs Sam showalter Of
corydon spent Sunday with their
daughter Mrs. r. A. Hills.
T. j. Codaga Of King City, Mo-,
spent Sunday with his father Jerry
Cadagan.
Chas. White OF Ottumwa spent Dec.
Grafton day with his father John w.
White.
DR.. Archibald stote and wife Of Kan.
sas City, Kans, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his mother Mrs. A. HI
Stote and sister Kate.
Jas Calvin and daughter. Of Mercer
Pa, came Saturday for a visit with his
nephews George and Bert Calvin.
Rev. S. Skogsburg of the United
Evangelical church was the speaker at
the Memorial service held at the GENE
terry Decoration day. A large crowd
was present,
The family Of Tandy Allen held their
annual family reunion at the parental
home on South Hill. Those from a dis
lance were DR.. Lloyd Allen Of Colorado
Springs, Colo, Chas. Allen and wife OF
Cozad, Nebr.; Fred Allen and family OF
Tobias. Nebr., and Miss Carrie Allen
of Chicago.
Miss Anna Robbins of Tampica, Fla.
national worker for the w. G. T. U
spoke to a union meeting at the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening. Miss
Robbins is a pleasing speaker and hei
talk was enjoyed by all present.
Leonard Classify Of Minneapolis
MINI. Is here visiting his father ]. c
Classify.
The commencement exercises of tn
rural schools of Washington township
will be held in the .Methodist church on
Sunday evening June 8.
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Rev. e. J. Shook preached an ex'
cellent sermon In the M. f. church
Sunday evening.
r. H. Dye, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Amy Bell were In town Saturday.
The ladies' missionary society met
with Mrs. Ollie Creath Wednesday.
Mr.. Barley will give crayon talk
at the Haibidge hall Friday evening.
Memorial services were observed by
the Sunday schools end old soldiers on
Sunday afternoon. Twenty-six sold
Ter graves were decorated after which
ED Petit gave a talk on the subject.
w. C. Creath and family are visiting
in Augusta, Ohio. They made the trip
of 800 miles from Cantrif In their
auto.
-Bernice Soar returned Friday from
a visit with Bloomfield friends.
Esther Sherman of Keosauqua, is
spending the week with Mamie Par
nell.
w. H. sapp Of Eldon, was in Cantril
over Sunday.
Rev. Smith is attending a conference
IN Cttumwa.
Thelma Parks has returned home
from Bloomfield school, for the sum
mer vacation.
A number of the citizens attended
Decoration day at Keosauqua satur.
day.
Steven Innis and daughter Carrie OF
FIT. Madison are in Cantril, the guests
of old friends.
Mrs. Sam RAIDER is visiting her moth
er at Downing, Mo.
w. w. Drew was called to Ber
Davis by the, serious illness OF his
daughter Minnie. sas4
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Baptist church Saturday morning. An
ice cream social will be held on the
lawn Saturday evening.
Rev. J. Allen Price preached Sunday
evening
Miss Nome Fischel of Batavia is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. l.. Lipps.
The primary class Of the Baptist
Sunday school and their mothers were
entertained Saturday afternoon by the
teacher, Miss Ellen Dutherer witha pic
mic supper in the woods.
Miss Estella GRADER of New London
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rauscher OF
Mt. Sterling spent the week end with
their sister, Mrs. E. A. Smith.
l.. A. Jenkins of Fremont, Neb., is
here for visit with friends.
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turned Friday from weeks visit in
Keokuk.
Miss Gertrude Meirotte of Enderlin,
N. D., arrived Thursday for a visit
with relatives. ~
Misses Cecilia and Ernestine Jansen
have been visiting their brother,
Simon, and family in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kennedy of Mis-
souri, Valley have returned home after
visit with Mrs. Mary Lampe and
Mrs. ]. F. Nacke.
Word was received here Monday Of
the death of Frank Pogge at Nicola. His
death occurred Sunday night following
an operation for appendicitis. Besides
his parents, he is survived by his wife,
to whom he had been married but one
week. Henry Pogge, ST., left Tues
day to attend the funeral, which took
place Wednesday.
Jos. Leyes and little daughter, AIDE
laide, were in Keokuk several days.
Miss Adelaide was having her eyes
treated.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Chas. Heberer. who
lives east of town, were happily sur
prised Sunday by their children who
gave them home coming in honor
of their thirty.eighth wedding anniver-
sary. A splendid dinner and supper
were served and the day will long be
remembered by Mr.. and Mrs. Heberer
as we'll as by those present They
were presented with handsome cut
glass water service. Those present
were Bert Herberer and family, Henry
ORTIZ and family of Fort Madison, Lynn
Heberer and family of Niota, ILL.,, Ed
Kern and family of Morning Sun. John
Butcher and family of Wapello, Walter
Heberer and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar'
ence Heberer, Thos. Heberer and fam.
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krehbill, all
of this vicinity.
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ALBA.

lay Tobey and a party Of friends
spent the past week fishing near
Tracy ut the Belle Fountain bridge.
They report good luck and a very
pleasant trip,
James Mcdonald of Chicago Is visit
ing at the parental, Mcdonald, home
near Hagarty.
The nrst aid and mine resuc6 demon.
strauon is being held at the fair
grounds. The Abba concert band fur.
nishes the music and the government
car No. is here.
Father Guinan Of Washington, who
was formerly located here, spent Sun
day here.
A young deer has strayed into the
neighborhood of Buxton Is and Ia
quietly DEMONSTRATING with the horses
and cattle in the pastures Of that vic
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rain Thursday Afternoon. 1t was &C
companied by unusual electrical dis.
turbances which played havoc with the
telephone system.
Tom Peden has purchased Henry
Stark's Ford car. Stark has purchased
a new Ford.
Harry Spaulding returned to Chilli
cothe, Mo-, Wednesday after few
days visit at the Henry Stark home.
Geo. Payton, deputy state game war
den, was here Monday and Tuesday.
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s,GouRNEY.

Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Lanning
drove overland in their automobile the
first of last week to their former home
in Brookfeld, Mo-, to visit old friends
and spend Decoration day.
J. l.. Mitchell, president Of the First
National bank at What Cheer, was a
business caller in the county seat Fri.
day.
J. G.. Axmear of Keswick was bust
ness caller Friday afternoon.
Ell. Lyle and George Carson Of Ke-
tota were county seat visitors Friday.