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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-26
FARSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skinner Of Linby
were visiting at the ]. P. hawthorne
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mefford were over
Sunday visitors in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Maggie Hubbard and son of, Of
tumwarwho have been visiting at the
parental Herman home returned home
Sunday morning.
r. F. Eastridge came back from Chi.
cago Friday morning where ne went
with shipment Of hogs.
F. P. Baer Of Ottumwa was a bust
ness caller here Thursday morning.
G. w. and o. c. and 5. F. Davis were
in Ottumwa Saturday on business.
George Steele of Fremont was bust
ness caller in Farson Saturday and
while here purchased the T. M. Dickins
home. Mr.. Dickins has bought new
home in the northwest part Of Oska
loosa and expects to move his family
there in the near future.
Will Finder Of Aledo, ILL.,. arrived
with his household and live stock
Thursday. Mr.. Fin live on the
Mike Dacy farm SO Of Farson.
N. N, Sheldon VI leen in Milan
Ill.,, came back Sui morning.
Nathan Widner has traded his res
farm east Of town.
Rev. Shook of Ottumwa preached at
the M. E. church Sunday morning.
J. A. Newman who has been visiting
at the home Of his brother Cary New
man for some time, left Friday morn
ing fora visit with his sister who lives
in Kansas
Dale Mckenzie who is working in Ba-
tavia spent Sunday here with his fam
lily.
Miss Juanita Warner one of the local
teachers spent Sunday at her home In
Agency.
C. B. Baldwin who went to Omaha
the first of the week returned home on
Wednesday with a carload of cattle.
w. NJ Crandall of Newtown, Mo-, Is
working for the Milwaukee here during
the absence Of H. G. Richardson who Is
away on account of the illness of his
wife.
Mrs. Walter Harter of Moulton is
visiting at the parental Alexander home
this week.
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RICHLAND.

Mrs. James Hinshaw and Mrs. Joe
Greiner have returned from visit in
Fairfield with relatives.
William Hall and wife have re-
turned from California after a three
months visit with relatives.
Wade Trigg has returned from a
business trip to Minnesota.
Ed Murphy of Packwood, who was a
guest Of Harold. Jones, has returned
home.
Miss Lucille Harkins visited last
week in Chicago with her sister. Mrs
r. E. McCarty.
H. M. Alderdice and wife spent Sun
day in Washington with relatives, 60
ing from there to Fairfield.
Verne Orr of Des Moines came down
last week to visit his sister, Mrs. Fred
Button, who was seriously sick.
The Misses Frances Jones and Docia
Wade have closed their winter term OF
school and are at home for a short
vacation
On February 5, 1914. Steven Harlan
was SO years old and enjoys good health
He has been a citizen Of this town fol
sixty three years.
Rev. c. L. Dayton of Brighton will
preach Wednesday evening in the
Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Lewis are moving
to Libertyville this week where they
will take possession Of a restaurant ;
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RUSS ELL

E. G. Latham and wife returned
home Thursday from Des Moines
where they have been visiting at the
G. e. Wiltsey home.
Miss Mae Jenkins returned home
Friday from Melcher, where she has
been tuning pianos for the past week
Charles Sweet of Burlington is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Alfred Good
win.
Miss Carrie Ewald returned horoe
Thursday from St. Joseph, Mo-, where
she has been visiting her brother
Albert, and family,
John w. Plots made business ti!r
to Burlington Thursday
Mr.. Spencer of Des Moines ca ne
Saturday to do the sign work on the
stage curtain for the new opera house
w. T. Stevenson held a closing out
sale at his farm northwest of town on
Thursday. A good sized crowd was
present, Considering the weather, and
everything brought good prices.
Albert Ewald of st. Joseph, Mo-,
and Miss Ida Ewald of Kansas City,
came Sunday, having been called here
by the serious illness of their mother
Mrs. Nicholas Ewald.
Joseph Criswell is very i'll at his
home south of town.
Sam Showalter and family of Cory
don came Friday for visit with their
daughter, Mrs. R. A. Hills.
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RUSSELL.

Mrs. Emma Hickey Of Milo came
Friday for visit with her son, Clyde
and family.
Lyle Davis, Harry La Toilette and
Clyde Hickey went to Ottumwa Fri
day to take the examination for rail-
way mail clerk.
Mrs. A. C. Dixon returned home Fri
day from Des Moines where she has
been visiting her husband, who is in
the Methodist hospital.
Joseph Criswell died at his home.
one mile south of town on Friday
night Mr.. Criswell was a pioneer Of
Lucas county and has lived on his farm
south of town for long time. He was
past eighty-nine years of age. The
funeral was held in the Presbyterian
church Monav afternoon at 2 o'clock
Interment in Russell cemetery.
Mr. Larrmore of Indiana. temper
ance worker spoke in the Christian
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INSANE WHEN HE
HEARS WIFE'S NAME

Sioux City, Feb. 25.-Albert j.
Schmidt, Of Pierson, Ia, is sane man
at all times, according to the opinion or
experts at the state asylum at Chero-
kee, from which place he was dfscharg-
ed as improved some months ago
However, any mention Of his wifes
name now causes him to act in Il man
ner SO peculiar as to excite apprehen-
sion among his associates.
Schmidt Is the defendant in divorce
action being heard in the district court
here. He did not appear. Mrs. Anna
Schmidt is the plaintiff. According TO
testimony introduced, Schmidt became
so angry with his wife on one occasion
because she would not work that he
threw hammer at her. MRS. Schmidt
proved agile enough to avoid the mis-
sic, but 1t struck a hog feeding at a
trough nearby, killing it instantly. At
all times he was harsh with the wife,
abusing her and accusing her Of UNI
chastity. Harvey c. Schmidt, age Is, a
son, and Ruth Schmidt. age IL. Il
daughter, testified in behalf Of the
mother.
Schmidt was confined in the Cherokee
asylum for six months, at the end OF
which time he was released as improv-
ed He accepted employment from a
brother-in-law Ed Moore, in South Da-
kota, near Armour, and has remained
there since in position Of responsible
ity and authority The wife is guardian
Of $4,000 belonging to the defendant,
which will likely be divided between
them, she receiving part as alimony.
Any mention of Mrs. Schmidt in the
presence of the husband causes him to
act strangely, according to information
submitted to the court by U. G. Whit
ney appointed by the court to look into
the case.
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up and around after two weeks i'll
ness with lung fever.
Mrs. Henry Grammar had the mis-
fortune to fall down the cellar and
break both of her arms. She is resting
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Allie Brown entertained few
ladies Wednesday at quilting.
Several Libertyville people attended
the Floyd Morley sale at County Line
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nor
ley will move on farm near Fairfield
the first of March.
Mrs. A. Swanson returned Friday
from Abba where she visited her son
and wife.
Mrs. James Roland and son of Mus
catine arrived here Sunday called by
the illness of Mrs. Roland's mother,
Mrs Grammar.
Mrs Lizzie Morley has returned to
her home in Table Grove, Ill.,, after a
visit here with relatives. =
Mrs. G. Vaught and son. Robert
spent few DAYS last week with rela.
tives in Fairfield. &C.,. '.-..
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evening. A good time was enjoyed by
all present
Mr. Neusbaum. Joel Hunts and
John Hull were busy putting up ice
the past week.
The Knights of Pythias celebrat ed
their golden jubilee and banquet Feb
ruary 10 at the new opera house
Quite number of invited guests
were present and were royalty enter,
tanned.
A crowd of young people from
here drove out to the Rrumley school
house Wednesday evening to attend
the lyceum.
Miss Mary Sommers visited her
sister, Mrs. r. O. Hunt, and family
in Cincinnati few days last week.
Dick Eby of Moulton visited his
brother, Gus, over Sunday.
Rev. Esch filled the pulpit at the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening and baptized two at the
morning service.
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1.-THE Eyes Have a True
l~Expression in Photo
( graphs We Make.
( Corner Main and
Market Streets
MOULTON.

Born to Jesse Howarth and wife on
February 10, daughter.
The infant son Of Roadmaster r. G.
Johns son died from bronchial trouble
and was buried on Saturday.
Otis Horn and Miss Leone Hirly of
near Coatesville were married last Sat
urday by Rev. Coughan.
Clint O'Neal and wife got enough of
California and have returned to their
farm near Moulton after two years
residence in the Golden West" '
Walter Reed has sold his eighty acre
farm to Fred Moore for $500. ~.
Arma Keen got his face badly scald-
ed from bursting steam. A b'aze had
started and someone threw bucket
of water on the stove producing the
steam. w. '2
Roy Siler has rented farm in Al
berta province, Canada, and has gone
up to get it started.
The dairy train over the Burlington
drew large crowd. The farmers
seemed much interested. There are IS
COWS on exhibition.
A. E. Judd has been appointed rev.
enue collector for the state of Wash
ington. The young man is only 80
years old and son of Rev. D. Judd OF
this city. He was raised near here.
Jasper Tillotson of Hays, Kan, who
left here sixteen years ago, was in
town this week. He had been to Sa-
vannah, Iowa to assist in burying his
mother.
Otis Edwards was badly burned at
belmont by gasoline catching fire in
his dry cleaning shop. His mother has
gone to Belmont to take care of him.
Levi Buck, an old soldier who is
spending the winter with his daughter,
Mrs Ira WEIGH. at Philip S. D., is re-
ported quite sick.
Rev. Wilson Smith of Fairfield &C.
cupied the Presbyterian pulpit the past
week.
Supervisor z. B. Nighsmonger is at
home from business trip to Ames.
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church Sunay afternoon in the inter
ests of the anti-saloon league.
r. S. Banner an family returne home
FRAY evening from Wooburn where
they. have been visiting Mrs. banners
parents.
Rev. Sangston left Saturay for Plano
where he will conuct a series OF re-
vival meetings.
Mrs JAS O'Donnell left Saturday for
Ottumwa to visit here daughter, Fran
els, who is attending convent.
Mrs Thos. Norman left Saturday for
Orient to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Thos. Kennedy.
Hilton Turbot who is attending
Drake university at Des Moines spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G. Turbot.
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WILLIAM SBURG

William Rusbult and wife Of York
township were visitors here Monday
at the home of the formers sister
Mrs. G. Rooster.
E. G. Edwards, who has been here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and. Mrs
J. A. Storey, has returned to his
home near Geneva Bluffs.
Will Williams of Summer township
transacted business here Monday. srd
also called for a short visit at the
home of his brother, Thomas R.
Mrs. G. B. Wright, who has been
here visiting at the home of her
friend and former schoolmate, Mrs
Lucy Jones, has returned to her home
at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. George Stoke and son, who
have been away for few days visit
with relatives at Oxford, Iowa, are
now home.
Thomas Jordan of Parnell is here
this week visiting with his MANY
friends and attending to some bust
ness interests.
Andrew Kuch transacted business
here during the week and visited
with his mother and sister, Mrs.
Julius Sim.
David A. Jones, who has been
away for few days attending to his
business interests at Cedar Rapids, is
now home.
Mrs. Sarah Pugh is away this week
at Van Cleve visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Cook.
Mrs. John Harris, who has been
here for few days visit with her
NJ
turned Thursday to her home at OF.
tumwa.
R. Yoss, who has been here for a
few days visit with his son, left
Thursday morning for his home at
Kinross.
James Leahy of Parnell transacted
business here Thursday and visited
with his many friends.
Charles Lee. who recently sold his
residence to Mrs. Mary Simmermdr,
moved his family to one Of the Kehl-
enbeck homes,~ where they will live
until the new residence, is completed.
Morris Fitzgibbon of near Parnell
transacted business here Thursday
and visited with friends.
Patrick Leahy sold sixty head Of
Angus cattle at tn williamsburg
sale pavilion that averaged $21S per
head. There were many strangers
here from different parts Of the stale
who were purchasers of his fine bed
stock.
Patrick Donahue, who lives on the
Johnson county line, attended to some
business interests here this week and
visited with his friends, who were
'ohhnrc
Rev. + Bonovsky of the York
township Lutheran church was Wis
itor here this week with his German
friends who were former members Of
his church.
Miss Ruth Jones, who has been
away visiting with brother 1t
Waterloo, is now at home.
Edward Hogan, a former business
man here, now at Marengo, is here
this week attending to his business
interests and visiting at the home of
his friend, Claus Code.
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y, HIGHLAND

- ~
Aubrey Singleton tarrived In town
Saturday from Canada for few
weeks visit with relatives and
friends. .,
Jesse Mills and family are moving
this week to a farm north of Martins
burg. where he has been employed for
a year.
Mrs. James Hinshaw spent Sarur-
day in Ottumwa on a shopping expcG,-
ton.
The Methodist revival which las
been in progress for four weeks closed
Sunday night. They report over forty
converted and reclaimed.
A telegram has been received by
friends that Mrs. Rebekah J. Fearjs,
more than 80 years old, had" died in
Chicago after a protracted illness. Her
remains arrived Monday and were
taken to the NJ. E. church, where,
after a short service conducted by the
pastor, Rev. E. NJ Vance, interme nt
was made in Highland cemetery be.
side her husband, who preceded her
some six years ago. Mr.. and Ms
Fearis were residents of this clCy
some forty years before moving TO
Chicago Three sons survive.
A representative of the electric
lighting company of Sigourney met
with the council last week and the
proposition presented was accepted.
He proposes to put in forty lights for
the streets, four of the forty to be arc
lights for around the square, at rate
of $40 per month, and take the risk
Of lighting the residence and bust
ness houses. The franchise OF
twenty-five years will be submitted 10
the people at the March election aud
the lights are to be in working order
by July 1. 1t is stated that the women
don't get a vote on the proposition.
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ing. They will go to housekeeping
on the Rocky Townsend farm.
Born, February IA, 1914, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Tschantz, daughter.
The third number of the lecture
course appeared at the opera house
Saturday night, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Regnur entertained the audience in q
pleasing manner.
The Epworth league held a box
supper at the old opera house Friday
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LIBERTYVILLE,

The W. F. M. S. entertained their
husbands at the M. E. parsonage last
Wednesday evening. Oysters and
crackers were served and all reported
a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Yost were shop,
ping in Ottumwa last Thursday.
Little Glenn Eyestone is able to be
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Rachel Carr, of Oskaloosa. re-
turned home Saturday after visit Of
five weeks at the home of her nephew,
C. F. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson accom-
panied her as far as Abba.
Mrs. Amanda Edwards departed Fri.
day night for an extended visit in Witt,
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PULASKI

DR.. D. D. Jay will have sale Sat
urday and will leave soon for Ne"
Mexico.
Andy Miller of Burlington is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller, and other relatives.
Married, at the parsonage, Salur.
day, February IA, Will pillinger aud
Miss Katie Carr, Rev. Scott officiat-
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Competine Township.

Farson, Miss Sadie McLain, teacher
Lucille Dickey, Ruth Wilmington
Ruth Hedgecock. Belva Hedgecock
Hortense Cowen. Zeta McReynolds,
Earl Dickins. Artie Dickins.
Deuser, Miss Ethel Mcclure,
teacher-Renna Hankammer, Mabel
Baker, Nettie LAM. Harold Baker,
Ruben LAM. Arthur LAM, Lena LAM,
LOWS Deuser..
Cottonwood Grove, Miss Myrtle Nc,
Creery, teacher Faith Harrison,
Herald Harrison, Everett Sterling,
Orlie Dorothy.
Concord. Miss Florence German
eacher-Nora Newman. Mamie Davis,
Fay Newman, Fay Davis, Howard
Alexander .-.
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.Competine Township.

Lowell. Mrs. = Katherine Halferty
,teacber-David 0vlvester, Edith Syl
vester. Arthur Sylvester, Harold syl'
vester, Frank Sylvester, Wayne Syl.
vester, Genevieve Sauer, Samuel
Sauer, Dwight Sterling.
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RURAL SCHOOL PUPILS MAKE GOOD RECORD
OF ATTENDANCE FOR MONTH OF JANUARY

teacher--Alma Eyre. Bertha Swanson
Frances Johnson, Irene Johnson, Clara
Swanson, Gwendolyn Johnson. Charley
Eyre, Arthur Arnold, Richard Arnold
Reuben Gunnarson.
District No. 2.--Miss Alma Potter
teacher-Edna Peterson, Hazel Peter
son. Russell Smith, Hazel Smith, Anna
Griffioen, Johanna Griffioen, Norman
Wallace, Marie Baker.
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Columbia Township.

Columbia Township.
District No. /, Miss M. Pearl,
teacher--Homer Beam, Elsie May
Lathrop, Mabel Brown, May Carnes,
Lee Carnes, Albert Brown, William
Lathrop.
District No. 2, Miss Julia Simons,
teacher-Albert Newell. Madge New
ell, May Schmitz, Stella Dam, Alma
Hindman. Joe Dam, Leonard Dam,
Peter Dam.
District No. 4, Miss Myrtle Erbacher,
teacher-Agnes Hornick, Virgil Rob-
erts.
District No. 6, Miss Sarah Bruere,
teacher-Inez Stevens, Madolin CHS
man, Vida Chapman, Verda Chap
man.
District No. 5, Miss Grace Cook,
teacher-Cecil Newquist, Mae New
quist, Mildred Olney. Ethel Olney,
Leslie Nye, Donnie Merritt, Havener
stodghill, Dale Stodghill, Roy Noe'
Lawrence Gardner.
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Adams Township.

District No. 6, Miss Alma Arnold,
teacher-Myrtle Golf. Mabel Harrow.
Mildred Draper, Oral Arnold, Winnie
Draper. Herbert Frederick Floyd
Frederick, Ray Frederick, Gladyth
Ross.
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WASHINGTON ToWnshl ..

Fairview, Miss May DeSilva, teach
er-Arthur Carr, Fav lyons. Robert
Lyons. Edith Miller, j. H. Riddle.
Dahlgren, Miss Mildred Moore.
teacher-Fthel Thomas. Orval Fife,
Clarence Thomas, Harley Brooks, Will
Der Thomas
Alpine. Miss Alice Parker, teacher
Ines Johnson, David Lynch, Donald
Miller.
Iaddsdale, Miss Nora Dickerson,
teacher-Harold Stephenson, ALIVE
Harding. Charles Haifley, Waldo Will
liams, Gladys Williams. Bessie Pen
rod. Arthur Penrod, Charles Penrod.
Liberty, Miss Nellie S'avens. teach
er-Efie McCarroll, Lula McCarroll,
Thelma Davis, Roscoe McCarroll.
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Agency Township.
O'Connor.-Miss Ruby Mcbride,
teacher-Maud Belgard, May Belgard,
Frank Belgard.
Round Point-Miss Lena Dimmitt,
teacher Edward Marenholtz, Mar
garet Beall, Hermin Tetmyer.
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The attendance at school in the
rural districts of Wapello county for
the first month of the year shows that
the children in the country are anxi-
Gus to make a record. Hundreds Of
the children were neither absent nor
trady for the month and the honor roll
follows:
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Center Township.


Oak Ridge; Miss Agnes ,Leinhauser
teacher-Theodore Bissell, Goldena
Book, Neva Brewer, Edna Geiss, Otto
Hermann, Bernice Schaub, Nina Sim
mer.
Oak Ridge; Miss Josephine Murray
teacher-Carl Gardner, Clarence Nc
Coy, Fred Mccoy, Harold Lusher
Clyde Cooper.
Elm Grove; Miss Mary Smith, teach
er-Imogene Coyne, Clarence Coyne
Mary Coyne, Noona Sweeney, Jean
nette Wagner John Coyne.
High Point; Miss Julia Wellman
Observation-Disclosures Pumroy, Eleanor
Baker, Mildred Coder, Margerete Pun
roy Hazel Pickrell, Leslie Pumroy,
Myron Van Fossan, Elmer Pickrell,
Francis Menge, Forrest Smith.
Reveal; Miss Carolyn Hardin, teach
er-Louise Brown, Grace Brown, Deem
Holland Lawrence Hardin, Alice
Brown, Ted Brown, Helen Areingdale,
Alva Grove, Bernard Ford, Vera
Stables, Leo Hardin, Bell Conley, Pan
sy Conley, Ralph Brown, Frances Du-
rec, Patrick Hardin.
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Green Township,

District No. 2. Ray V. Sewers
teacher-Roy Agee, Hervey Anderson
Bernice Baum, Virgil Gender, Irene
Dexter. Freddie Engle, Edward Engle
Edna Engle, Teresa Engle, Maurice
Flynn, Blanche Kinds, Hattie Kinds
Genevieve Rater, Cornelius Rater
Dorothy Rater, John Rater, Beatrice
Workman, Cecil Young.
District No. 4, Miss Nellie Jones
teacher--Robert White, Charles Jones
Ross Jones. John Jones, Alfred Orman
Frank Haiss.
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keokuk Township.

keokuk Township.
District No. 1, Miss Alta Rhine,
teacher-Frank Buchanan, Helen
Hite. Lewis Hite, Emma Marenholtz,
Henry Marenholtz, Dorethea Sedore,
Ralph Sedore, Dale Young.
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Dahloneqa Township.

Liberty. Miss May Steele, teacher
Dorothy Miller, Effie Miller. Nettie
Miller Ruby Peck, Howard Peck
James Miller. Willard Miller, Louisa
Geig. Emma Geig, Iva Traul.
.Dahlonega No. 1, Miss Rose Payne,
teacher-Floyd McDaniels, Freeland
McDaniels, Harold McDaniels, Villa
Brownlee, Lillian. Denny. Roy Grips,
Lurence Hults. Virgie Langford, Hollis
Brownlee, Gladys Slater.
Nasty, Walter Koontz. teacher
Mary McClung, Vera Johnson.
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Polk Township. .~
District No. 1.-Miss Esther Carlson,
teacher-Gertrude Locke, Mabel Locke
District No. miss Ella Harlem,
teacher-Reuben Huffman, Oliver
Johnson, Lena Gustason, Frances
Huffman, Pearl Gustason, Melvin
Cooper.
District No. 3.-Miss Romola CHS
man. teacher-Harold Garfield, Lau-
renee Smith. Merle Lewis, Elizabeth
Smith, George Smith.
District No. 5.-Miss Genevieve
Lewis, teacher-Nellie Durham, Berle
Durham, Cora Seaburg, Johnnie Sea-
burg, Annie Bednar, Johnny Hanes,
Henry Huxford. Joseph Yochum, Reg
ina Iochum. Raymond Sly.
District No. 6.-Miss Ellen Ander-
son. teacher-Martha Johnson, Emmett
Anderson. Howard Pearson, Russell
Woollums, Vircel Woollums, Floyd
Sapp, Doris Woollums, Eddie Sapp,
Freddie Sapp, Alvin Kirfman, Forrest
Kirfman.
District No. Miss Lillian Violin,
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AGENCY Township.
Green Township.

District 5: Miss Mae Flynn, teacher
Oral Skinner, John Lewis, Florence
Lewis, Frank Lewis, Willis Leonard.
District No. 6; Miss Irene Flyn,
teacher-M9 RE Stephenson, Victoria
Ulmer, Eddie Tindull, Joseph Tindull,
Rex Stephenson. Ray Hobbs, Roy Till
olson. Francis Ulmer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-24

day. Smith pitched last Saturday
against the Phillies, and, though
beaten, did some excellent work.
Now O'Day wants to keep Smith,
and renew his contract. Stallings and
the veteran pitcher will have a confer
ence during the present visit of the
Braves and determine the future en-
ployment of the tall boy.
Smith would undoubtedly rather
play with team that has more than
an even chance of breaking into the
worlds series money And there is
nothing to stop him, as the uncon-
ditional release makes him a free
agent. 49,.