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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
PtarnnJtn.
Gleuatp- brrmbt / Snperiur. Ga,

Glepatu- brembt / Superior. Gar
gill Glepator Cos glepator / Supe-
rior neobrGnbte Seat til Manoaa meo
ct Sab al 100000. @paninqer
eieoes inotil for fort Sio iioen al
Feapep Glepator 60. / Minneapolis.
81 aumSnftarer faar Mfifeb. Sru
Ga Crosse melbtes forIeoen, at ii
Observation-Disclosures paa Chicago,
Millpaufee & ct. Saul ganen er
blepne a~fifebigeoe = It'll getienin.
gems gebite", iom Sernbaneautori-
teterne uotrpffer fig.
Stormifabe / Superior. On or.
fanaetig Storm berieoe Scat til Sirs-
bag oper Superior % Snte9n, oo
itor Sfaoe anretteoes iinr paa Glarf.
ions 8lllbof, bpor Here Seiiemaifi.
ner faiteoes omfllo og fnuites. Ole.
ne oct paa benne Spf anretteoe Gal
ami loges til pper $4,000.
Sarmerne pprcttcr Slasteri. @m.
beosm9no for Sarmeroreaniiationen
Societp of Gauitp bar mi lne6 en-
Mftiefapital al $250,00O oprettet
Sarmers Cooperative Bacfing 60. 1
Ga Crosse, bnor 2nngbon.9op Tacf.
ing Cos InlGg er inbfiebt. Sette
iiges at nGre ben ferite cooperative
Sorretning al fit Slags Der i 2anoet.
Br6ntiaser pr. Tpit. geo eta.
tens 2anobruesifole / Mabiion leg.
ges Ger iortiben Blaner for of 8rent-
lager / BERTH ipecieIt fonitruereoe
&asier meo Eaffepolt fan ienoes fra
Sarrnen oirefte til Sorbriigere / 3d.
en-. Seb en- iaaban Sroning biIbe
Hriien paa bisie 2ipsfornsoenbeoer
| b~etpoelig Won funne forminbffes.
"&oabbonie" Inffct. st "Roao.
boilie", iom / flere Iar bar p9rei
brepet npr Ga Crosse og ppret ei
Silbolositeb for ale SIags 9opoper.
trpbere, blep forriee uge efter Gin
lep-2open luffet al Statsnutoriteter.
ne for ct Aor. @omarb Slion bler
fornplig frarepet $3.50, meoens bar
opbolot iig paa set berpstebe 9epert-
n~ingsIteb, % Serten ~foripanot Jam.
tioig meb Tengene.
Glcftrieitet fra Can Claire. Chip
peipa Sallep &ailpap, Sigbt & go
per So. bar fisbt set eIeftriife In'
leg / Sairfilo os bill itrar lGgse er
2ebning berben. S%orl,Oen benne gr
bill oeioa San Greet og allaIita for
ipues mes eleftriif ems % Strait ire
Gall Claire. @rbeioet paa ben elcf'
triife gane fra gau Claire ifrioei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

ne og andre Steoer, betales eiter Def
arbeioe De ubfsrer. Sisie I9no er
altloa unoer 9open at betragte ionl
olntlnoelige Irbeioere, % iom iaa-
oanre er DC berettiaeNe til Den Be
'fpttelie Sopen sioer Dem.
@esnets Srrbi for Scrmerne. =
Erof. Saecfer peb Statens 2ono.
bru9sifo!e bar resnet no, at oct mn
Zig erbolote &egn er pGro ~ DtiI.
lion Dollars pr. l1ge ior Statens
6armere, ioet bisie inoiparer iaa me-
get | Sober peb at set grsnne @r9s
burtig iprin9er frem. Eroiesioren
bar giort lin @eregnina paa goiis
al, at Der inoen Stoten er 1,125,000
WeIfefjsr o9 1,139,000 andre area-
tiirer. 6oOret for en- MeIfefo foiter
n Gents pr. ltge, iiger ban, meoenS
andre areotirer fan flare fiJ meo
80 Gents llgeil, og regreS bette iam-
men beleber oct belle iig til $1,435,-
$50, bbiIfen Gum Stotens Sormere
oltlaa MI bier uge ltiffer / i'm egen
2omme peo at ipare poa oct Sober,
De bopoc / gereoifn6 ior "@aarfni-
ben.
@gcrncs TolfemGnsSs. Te Sor.
eneoe Staters Genlusburcau ofient-
liggioroe ben 27be 9lpril De @ereg.
ninger, iont bar giort meo Senipn til
Solfempngoen | enoel al StotenS
miooelitore 9per. Sielgc biSie ge-
regninJer piI @rainer0 oen lite SuIi
1914 bope 1851 Snb6pggere moo
1924 / 1910, Duluth S9,331 moo
7S,466, Saribnllt 9,4S2 MOB 9,001,
Sibbing 1921 moo $500, Meb
Using 1896 MOB 9,O4S, ct. Gloub
11,425 MOB 10000 % girginia 49,
gu moo 1858 fire Aar for. Der
iterite Sorpgelie / 6olfemGngoen
lfuIoe oltiao %forefomme / Sc noro.
lige @per Sibbing % @irginin. Sor
Wanfato, @inona % Stiapater 70.
reIi9ger ingen @eregnin1er, Ga Der /
biSie @per bite fig en- SorminoifelIe
/ Solfemprgoen iiben Sen foregoaert-
De Eeriooe ira 1900 til 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Sub Dnkntn.

0amle Settleres Marsfeit. De
9amle Settleres SCREENING / Canton
pil aiboIbe i'm aarIige Yicnic ben
1Sbe SUM.
So leo al "@anbIfref. s IebIen
er peotaJet ct 6orilag ON at ubitebe
Bombs for Sprettelie al Sunoperfs-
ipltem. Moo Sorila9et faiteoes fun
10 Stentmer.
&aDaaeri til Neiu Merico. Sre
Sunoreoe Wano % lige iaa mango
Seite al fieroe &apaleriregiment peo
Sort Meao a~freiite iioite Sirsbag
meO @rtratog til Sort @ingate, sc.
20. Teiien gift oper Senper.
Tolaffer mistGnfes. 2iget af ct
npfeot Barn fanotes Srebag Iiten
paa Wilmaifee- Snnens Spor peIten-
for @ebiter, % en- &oloni Eolaffer,
Der par unoerpeis ira Nen Dorf til
Soriptb, Wont., mistpnfes for benz
ne umenneifcliee Sanbling. Der er
foronitaltet ltn~oerieeelier / Soriptb.
Sand / Slaef ,Sias iolat. Go. BE-
terlon iol1te forleoen i'm peo Spring
Greet beliegenOe Hnnh, ~beitaaenoe
al 400 Icres, meo @eiptning og
fulot Silbeher. Gen betragtes iom
Ell al De behite gienoomme / benne
Gel al Staten, og ben bragte ba cg-
iaa ben nette Gum al $4,000. Scr.
Eeterion Inter til Irteiian, bpor
ban bar fiebt 2ano.
&pmmnnal Saluun / @an6aD?
@altbap er M ben enelte 9p / Dan
COUNTY, Ser forbliper "pnao" eiter
Ben lite Sllli, og Ser lGgges berfor
Eloner til at oprette en- communal
Saloon beriteos. Set al 9pen orep.
ne ltoifiGnfningslteo tpnfes anIaat
efter omtrent ianme Wsniter iom
Ben, Der / nogen Sib gioroe iaa CLINT
renoe IffGrer / Sisieton.
Barn bpo al Git. Mr. % Mrs.
Inbrem 2ocfenS lille 0atter oeoe
forlcoen al 8iit paa SorGlorcnes
6arm peb Woboll. Suoercn bapbe
blanoet enbel Silt, hpormeo ban az.
teoe at ~iibrpooe @opher, men bapoe
~iorelpbig lat @iften / 2aapen, bpor
Barnet fanot ben og paa @arnepiS
tog nogct bcruf / Munoen. Saoerct
blep nGiten iortpilet al Sorg.
llitrnS ior @mpcrmsr? Sans 81.
l~litruo al Siour Sails, %forbenop.
renbe Observation-Disclosures, iiaes
iortioen of bape Sc beoite ltoiiater til
at erbploc @ltq Mooie Tartiets No-
mination for @uperner. On anben
Siour Sails Manb. 6. q. GhriIto-
pbcrion, er Ganbiont for Speafcr /
nGite Segislaturs SuS. % forelpbie
ipnes han at raaoe 8rllnoen alene.
SautprGiiocnt / Srnsicl. Sorrp
u. &anb, Erpiioent for Sirlt State
Sanf / @cSntoib, er lat unoer sln.
flage for at bare ofgiuet ialife Sap.
porter meo Senlpn I'll S%orretninaeil
% GA ban life funoc ifaiie oen for.
Iangte &aItion er ban inoiat / Sci.
bps SGneiel. @anfen or llffet al
Statsautoriteterne, % ser uibes
enomu life ON Den bar WiioIer NOT iii
ieieu at fllnne aabnes.
&uf fur ier Tiger. Sra @itdel
nleIotes iioite Nanoag. at Hegnialoet
i Sc iibite SO elmer bapbe beIebeI
Zig til baIpanoen CONNIE. bporpeS
;, Sorben piloe bare / goo Soriatninq
be npite Ter Tiger, ieIp ON ser pac
ocnne Sio life fom Ell Grade Hean
Zen innme HegnmPngbe er ialb,
+, iaa pntrent ooer belle Staten. OF llo.
iiaterne or sc aler beoite. Sc tioIie
iaaeoe Speoeagre er aIlereoe ersnnt
% @rpsiet paa Sounegangere ifpoel
en- nGiten utrolis Tert.
eers -Neccrabsg cftcn- I'll SIretninec %
gerucr | @amIelanoei. 1irSeaes oe 5re'
y,t,xr 60 m. SraN,,ss,,o -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Jnoldnoet.
9ptnu.
@riicfuIera fpmmcn t;Ibaac.

@aribau Gpiintp, hpor Sornernc
fibitc CONNER leo ct Dab al mlllolt
$4,000 peo @rilefolero, bar oeine
Snabom III iaien begpnot al piic Ii9.
Tnrlpaer ropporterer. al De bar NM
set bel nopifIcoe SiIfGloer oerni |
fIere iorifielliac GeIe al Gouttpet,
OF at Smitten ianbipnIigpia or bic
ben paft tiIIipe igieu pes Oct pnrme
Teir.
Turmcr inbcbrrnot / I'm Staib.
Sohn albright, Ell 6arn1cr mar &c
Mars, latte tihIi9 @er6n9 Moracn
9iuet I'll / lin StnI6, ser pan ell NOR
flarIia Maahe por fomllten ibron0.
Srobs %;SanniIiens gbporsler ipronG
Wr Mlbriaht %balpnegcn ino I Stal-
Sen for at reobc inc &cite. men oct
ror ii6itc @ano han innca iIipc. Sans
9ia ianotca mlber he iorfulleOe &citc,
ser uoen SpiI / lin HToieI hnobc
trnmpct ham nnbcr liz. Zen 6or'
uInffeoc citerln6er iig &ultru % ire
ilnad Born.
Statcns SGufcr flurcrcr. Siel1e
eli al Staten< 9llt0iiorer nctop OF
ientliagiort RAPPORT a Der ocn 6tc
gpriI 1t0O @anfcr iuoen Staten,
OIL oiSic Sorrctningcr h0pbe ell Jam
LEI NfticfapitaI al oper 80 NtiIlioner
TpQdrs, nlc0cnS sc iamlc0c $nolflio
bcIeb iia iii mere cno 1923 4filio'
ner. Tctte piicr Ell SoreQelic / If
ticfapitaIcn al $4,000 % al &no.
ifuo heniinob : Nfilioner iiocn lite
Gan. : Naret8 Sob or @nnfenca
Snoifuo iorcgeoc mco nUitcn is
Miaioner Collars.
Gr Sasc / Sfulclupcn. GrfcItc
NpiifoIcr i1ocn Stateu nil life fllnnc
inofrppc noqen Detailing ira DC
Sonboiitrifter, scr bar icnot Glcper
i'll Sfolcn ga Ell Hem Sage or op0n
oct i Sfolcloper. 2open iilcr, at
Glcpcr / Sfole6iitrifter pon HonSet
fnr ic9c Ben nprmcitc ao0ficnotc
Ssiitolc pua iii Tiitrifto @cfoiming.
@aqen ligger / Sroct "1oofienotc",
ioet Here NeiifoIcr life bar olc sc
Saq cllcr set ~trenarige <rinS, ion1
iorbrcs. % oiSic SfoIcr fan oItioo
life citcr 9opcn forbrc Detailing ira
9uno0iitrifiernc. Wan utcncr 500,
at oct nil Qoa itN opcr Glcpcrnc3 Gor'
Tlbrc cllcr SormnnOerc, ion nil
"tpinlca iii at betnlc hoor Sfolcoi.
~itriftet life or piDigt ocrtil.
Sec Cream % Hcusliabco. ". q.
%arncpL Statcn3 aomuuiaiTr for
Meierioriit % Nrrinqami0lcr, no
ienbcr / oisic 0ugc cnbcl me HcgIcr
for Tabrifonter % SonoIenoe al Gee
Cream. Mteb hper 2onoc See Grcdm
ser ien0ea I'll &lnther, ifol Ser mc0.
isl9e en- Seooel. bpori SorbruQCrnc
ppiorore$ I'll at itpllc OF i%lloitunOiN
rcn9lerc annoen, loaiuart Den cr
iomt. commissioner paoitoor, at
Sen SIebe, iom citcrlo0c9 pan San
hcna aantcr, inocn inu Tnlc turner
% iorbrrper IortinniuQcu cllcr iuI-
inlo iGtter forte Slctfcr, ionl frenl'
brinqer Ell Stnnf. Ser or ponifcIiQ %
/ enfeltc GiliGloe umliIiQ at Iierne
Gen nuitc aun6c, Scr crboIbcr Ell
iaa0an ann0e, cr uoiat ior beoGrpct
Gee Cream. Nan meuer, at NlbIi
finn nil pTre oillig til at Qiore oeunc
Spnaif. raar Def icrit tiliuloc ior
itanr. al bet err til here@ cgen Ncitpt
tclie.
Grants NpbicIaoaa imcirct. ! Gc3
Moinea er Der Ell @rnnt.alub. %
henllc organization ieire0e ii6itc
Monbnp Aiten @eu. II z. @rnnt>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Dan Statiitif, men Ser or Dog life
1piI ON, at SGringsboipitaIet og-
Iaa Der betaler liz Here 8ange, ON
fun feet fra oerne enc Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Gar Sc life ienbt os &ontinsent paa
en- Climb, 1e paa Io~resielappen. Set
tunbe fanIfe bore paatibe at ienbe o5
&pntineenten III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

eeus -Seeorab.g cftcn" I'll SIreininec %
genncr @emIelanoei. - SirSeaes % Gre.
saasuoeapen ioiier $3.50; Sreeassuesaeen
aIeue, S1.25 pr. aar.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
.OT7UMWA WOMAN
DISPUTES CLAIM

The acrobatic stunt performed at
the Old Settlers and Soldiers picnic
held last Friday at Caldwell park, has
brought out another contestant for the
same place and for the same event.
This time the one who claims ability
to perform the same stunt that was
given at the picnic Is q woman. Mrs.
j. J. Ninemires, who lives at 2lO
Myrtle street, says that she is 67 years
old, seven years more than the picnic
contestant and that she is able to per.
form the same trick that he did
At the picnic on Friday, Jacob Myer,
aged 60 years, stood on a>twelve inch
plank held shoulder high. by eight men
and performed his stunt" This con-
sisted of standing on the board and
bending forward, until his hands were
fiat on the surface of the plank, with
out bending his knees. The South Of
tumwa woman says that she is capable
of doing the same performance. She
knew nothing of the event as it was
staged at the picnic. being prevented
from attending the gathering because
of sickness in the family.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
UNN|Ov|lLE HAS
ANNUAL REUNION
OLD SOLDIERS AND SETTLERS
GATHER THERE; LOCAL BALL
TEAM PLAYS.

The Unionville old soldiers and old
settlers have been gathering today at
that place for one of the biggest re-
unions of this nature that has been
held there for some time. The cele.
bration lasts over Thursday and while
today has been known as Old Soldiers
day, Thursday will be given over to
the old settlers. The program today
has included the principal address by
I Congressman H. M. Towner of the
Eighth Iowa district. The invocation
which opened the gathering at 2
o'clock this afternoon, was given by
Rev. N. A. circuit and at $780, ball
game was begun between Blakesburg
and Jerome mines.
Thursdays program includes an ad.
dress by Judge w. H. McHenry of Des
Moines at 1870 and an excellent prog
ram Of amusements which will begin
at 2:45. Chief among these attractions
is the ball game between the Ottumwa
Couriers and Centerville. The COM
plete program for Thursday follows:
10:00-Band concert, Unionville Cor
net band.
March from band room to grounds.
10:45-Meeting called to order by
President E. A. Buckmaster.
Music by the band.
Invocation-Rev. n. A. Orcutt-
Music by the band.
Short talks by old settlers.
Music by the band.
1900 Dinner.
1:O0-Music by the band.
1:3O-Address by Judge w. H. Nc
Music by the band.
Henry of Des Moines.
Awarding prizes to old settlers.
Amusements at 2:45.
Ball game, Stump Pullers OF Center
vile VS.. Couriers of Ottumwa.
Prizes in following, 81 first, soc Sec
ond: Boys race under is, boys race
under IL, girls under 16, girls race 8
to IL, girls race under 8, nail driving
contest for ladies, baby show. potato
race on horseback, stake driving con-
test for men, cracker eating contest
for boys, pop drinking contest for boys.
Prizes Of 50 and 81 flag drill not to
less than two contestants.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
PLANS COMPLETE
. FOR CH|FEO GAME
MANAGER OWENS HAS IOWA ALL
STARS LINEUP IN READI.
NESS FOR TINx.

Owing to the change In the date of
the Chifed game here, arrangements
have been rushed for the big attrac-
ton of Friday, August %, and Man
ager Owens of the Iowa All-Stars, who
will oppose the outlaws, states that
everything is in readiness. The ad-
general public informed in various
ways of the fact that the Tinker crew
will come Friday instead of Monday,
as was originally announced.
Rusty" Owens feels that in the
Iowa All-Stars he has some of the best
semi-pro and amateur players Of south
eastern Iowa. In hi strips over the
country made for the purpose of adj
vertising the game he kept his base
ball eye open and in that way picked
up some valuable additions to the
squad. Every member will be given
an opportunity to participate. The
pitching staff consists of six of the
best pitchers now working in indie.
pendent ball, two of which, FRANKIE
and Puder, have had league expert
ence with the former Speed Boys:
The complete lineup follows:
All-Stars-Bond, Luke, 2b; Reardon,
If; Leonard, IF; T. Price, Marriott G;
Ellis, 3b; H. Price, CT Kimes, Turner,
IS; Giles. Wilson lib; FRANKIE, Puder.
Chifeds-Farrell, 2b; Flack, II;
Wickland, IF; Wilson, c; Zeider, Sb;
Zwilling, CT; Stanley. SIS; Beck, lib;
Hendrix, Brennan, Mcclure, Watson
Pendergrast, Fisk, Lang, p.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27

titled May Gadbaw VS.. James Gadbaw
and one has been ordered in the cass
of G.. X. Southern vs.. Lavina Southern.
In the Cramblitt VS.. Gilliland. a decree
signed by the court establishes the
right and title to certain land.
In the case entitled Susie Warner VS..
Henry Warner, F. e.. Orelup has been
appointed guardian ad Item for tho
defendant. The cases of Lizzie Wood
vs.. Ottumwa Railway & Light Co., and
Lola Alexander against the same plain
tiff, have been dismissed. The Theo-
dore Stenoish vs. Bidwell Coal Co.,
action, has been settled and dismissed,
The case of Charles Griffith VS.. G.. B..
& @. r. r. Co., has been dismissed
without prejudice. The First National
Bank Of Britt receives Judgment Of
$3.50 with costs against Mrs. John
Grinstead by record entry signed
Tuesday In the action entitled George
NJ. King Manufacturing Co.. VS.. J. R.
English Judgment for $50 is given the
plaintiff. The case of Goldie Baker VS..
Frank Baker has been dismissed upon
it's own merits. Divorce DEGREES have
been signed in the cases entitled b.
Joiner vs.. Dora Joiner and Olive B.
Heavlin vs. Joseph A. Heavlin.
is Now Naturalized.
Adam Embling Of Eddyville receiv-
ed his final naturalization papers this
morning. Mr.. Embling was born in
Gloucester, England, and arrived in
this country on December q, 1880,
landing first at New York.
The grand jury which was empanel-
ed Monday afternoon is still at work
and will probably report Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
TAKE CENSUS OF
BIRDS IN COUNTY
STATE is MAKING PLANS TO
COUNT ALL GAMES WITHIN
CONFINES.
G. q. BAkER

The state game department is busy
making extensive preparations to-
ward having complete count taken
of all Of the game birds within it's
boundaries and Wapello county is to
come in for her share of the work.
Information to this effect has been re-
ceived by Deputy Game Warden w. E.
Parnell and he is expecting that the
work will begin before very long as
the plan is to start soon after the
cooler weather sets in.
Different authorities are Of the
opinion that there will be showing
of over 10000 in the state for the diff
ferent species of game birds, dis,
tributed last spring, and Of which
Wapello county received her share.
The state department thinks that II
these same birds can be kept for a
period of two or three years, then
Iowa will be we'll stocked with game.
The cartridges are reported as hav-
ing raised large flocks during the
present summer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
LlBERTYvILLE.


John Hoffman of Hutchinson, Kan,
is here visiting with relatives and
friends.
Allen Ellsworth of Nebraska is visit
ing at the Joe. Hoffman home and
other relatives.
: e. l.. Yeager and family of He'd.
rick spent Sunday at the Smri Wilson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Author Miller and
children spent Sunday in Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roland returned
last week from visit with relatives
in Moline, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swartz and chill
dren are visiting at the Loren Pratt
home in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burger and children
Of Alberta, Canada, who have been
visiting here for several months will
leave this week for Waterloo where
they will visit with daughter.
A crowd of Libertyviile ladies very
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Bert Cleasby
Saturday evening In honor of her
birthday with handkerchief shower.
They left Mrs. Cleasby with many
beautiful handkerchief.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
WEST POINT.

Alphonse and Agnes Culligan are
visiting the Misses Ella and Mary Gull
ligan at Mount Pleasant and attending
the fair.
Mrs. r. A. Gardner Of Fort Madison
and Mrs Myrtle Kimmel Of Des Moines
have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Thee Berthold and children left
Saturday for visit with relatives at
Peoria, Ill.
Chas. Nacke Of Ottumwa is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Nacke.
Miss Leona Martin returned to Bur-
lington Saturday evening after sew
eral weeks visit at the D. Carsten
home.
Dan King and Miss Mayme Schroed-
er were guests of relatives in Burling.
ton over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. J. Meents returned
Sunday from two months stay in
the east The doctor took a weeks post
graduate course at Harvard. The re-
naming two weeks were spent visiting
various cities Of interest.
Chas. Fry who recently sold his farm
west Of town has rented the Voter
residence and with his family will move
to West Point.
Mrs. Peter Kern and baby Of Fort
Kern's aunt Mrs Martha Williamson.
Miss Viola Daube Of FIT. Madison is
visiting at the Chas Martin home.
Miss Minnie Lehman and brother
Glenn returned Monday from a visit
with relatives at Seneca, Kans.
Mrs. julius Greene departed Friday
for a visit with her children who re-
side at Moline and Welton, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Taphorn and son Bernard
of ST. Louis, Mo-, arrived Monday for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fitz-
junker.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Coles and daughter
Of Joplin, Mo-, are visiting at the B. L.
Vincent home in Pleasant Ridge.
William and Joseph Peitz have re-
turned from an extended stay at Perry,
Okla
Mrs. Henry Pogge has returned
home from New Boston, Ill, where she
was called by the illness of her daugh-
ter Mrs John Snaadt. Mrs. Snaadt is
still seriously i'll.
Miss Anna Rigler Of Bentonsport has
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN
PICNIC At FARS0N
GEORGE EVANS GROVE NORTH
EAST OF CITY is SCENE OF
GATHERING.

The spot, known as the George
Evans grove, located northwest of
Dahlonega, has been the scene of a
happy gathering today. The event was
the annual picnic and reunion of the
Sunday schools Of the F'arson Method
ist Episcopal circuit This grove is
near the Hopewell school house and
an unusually large crowd attended.
Baseball, croQuet, swinging, races and
other events were given for those in
terested.
s This afternoon after the dinner
which was served beneath the trees
of the grove, the following program
was given:
Song-Dahloneg school.
Recitation-Clyde Boyd.
/. Song-Highland school.
Orchestra.
Speech-Rev NJ. D. Cox.
Recitation--Lydia Traul.
Song-Farson school.
Speech-Rev. Hightshoe.
Recitation-Iva Traul.
Orchestra.
Speech-Rev. j. H. Cudlipp.
Recitation-Miss Zua Bottorff.
Reports from each Sunday school,
Speech-Rev. C. A. Field.
Recitation-LeRoy Noll
Song-Dahlonega school.
Orchestra.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-27
DENIES RECEIVER
FOR UT ESTATE
JUDGE c. W. VERMlLloN REJECTS
APPLICATION OF TAYLoR-kiNG
MARBLE co.
DISPOSE OF CASES
Great Many Actions Assigned For
Trial During First Few Days Of
Term Have Been Settled
~ Contempt Case is Heard.

The application of the Taylor-King
Marble Co., for the appointment of a
receiver in the matter of w. H. UT, as
trustee and executor Of the estate of
Sarah l.. UT was denied Tuesday by
Judge c. w. Vermilion, presiding
Judge in the Wapello county court The
plaintiff has excepted and the gar
nishees, Mrs. Lucille l. Allen and o.
tumwa lodge No. 347 B. P. 0. Elks,
have been discharged.
A great deal of work was taken care
of by the court Tuesday as a large
number of actions assigned for trial
and rehearings during these first few
days Of the August term. were dis
posed Of either dismissed or settled.
This morning in the case Of the state
Of Iowa VS.. Pearl True, charged with
contempt of court, True was fined $500,
which he paid. A similar action en-
titled E. D. Fowler vs.. James LOCKER
was taken up for trial this morning,
and LOCKER was fined $500, and his
failure to pay it resulted in him being
committed to the Wapello county jail.
Both of these defendants were charged
with contempt, in that they were &C.
cused of violating permanent injunc-
ton, which was issued against them
during the March term of court.
In the case of Emma Champ vs..
Ross Champ there has been a default
of personal service and in the action
entitled Kate Durham VS.. Earl Dun
ham ct al. there has been default en-
tered against Ottumwa lodge No. 8, 1.
o. o. F. on personal service. Defaults
on personal service have been entered
in the cases OF Allen Johnston VS..
John F. Gibbons ct al, Ruth Mathews
VS.. James E. Mathews, Otto Heydrick
VS.. Wapello Auto Co., Eva Shay vs.
Wapello Auto Co., Matte Johnson vs..
Robert Johnson, Rosa Johnson VS..
Oscar Johnson, Prudence M. Crume vs..
w. l.. Crume and Ida B. Butler VS..
William Butler.
DEGREES Are Ordered.
A decree has been ordered in the
case Of Naomi Burtlow VS.. Frank Burt
low and also in the Haslach VS.. Has
ZACH divorce case Judge Vermil!on
has signed decree in the case Of
Anna Doherty vs. Leo Doherty. In q
decree signed in the case of the Eldon
Savings bank VS.. Elizabeth Spencer,
a Judgment Is given the plaintiff for
the sum of $358S7. In the case Of
Matte M. Streeby VS.. Anna Pauline
Streeby ct al. a decree has been signed
by which the plaintiff will recover q
Judgment on two notes, for $117.16 and
S3y.16, respectively and the right on a
mortgage is established. divorce de-
cree has been signed in the action en-