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which will be given In the z. church
at Trtadelphia. on next Thursday even
ing
The members Of Triadeiphia lodge No.
"a 1. o. o. F.. have organized an odd
renows Club and will have their head
quarters In the odd Fellows hall.
The first issue of the '-Trfadelpbfan. 4"
me paper published by the Triadelphia
district high school. was received from
the press. and distributed among the
students, yesterday.
r.. w. II. Nichols. OF woodsdaie. Is
spending few days the guest OF her
daughter. near Clinton.
Charles +. Paxton has taken the
sweeney house at Highland Park. where
with his family. he will reside during the
winter. 80 that he can be near 10 hts
mother. Mrs. James w Paxton who is
not In the best OF health
A force OF men were IA work yester-
Gay Installing the new fire plugs for
the town OF Edgwood
Miss Anna Carter, OF Forest View
Elm Grove. Is I'll At her home.
Miss Sarah Carter, OF Forest View
Elm Grove, who has been attending the
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Miss T. Howard f. III at her home IN
Woodsdale. with tonsilitis.
The members OF the Emerson and
Hawthorne Literary Societies OF the
Triadelphia district high school. vS0ll
hold Joint meeting on NEXT Thursday
afternoon. in the school rooms al EdE-
ington Lana
Next Thursday evening. q Christmas
cantata VIII be given by the members OF
the Sunday school classes Of the Stons
presbyterian church OF Elm Grove IN
The Sunday school rooms OF the church.
All Arrangements have bsen conpi ct "a
TOR literary and musical entertainment
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=. II AttI-I-s,I TON, W. Va, Dec IL
carey. Clarke and Co OF Huntinetou-
Nere today issued "A certificate Of i'm
duct a general advertising business =
The authorized capital Is $4,000. The,
ineor poratoTs are J. W. Valentine. q
nam nam and James W. Mccormick. ali OF
a charter was also Issued 10 Tha
Mint Cola Bottling Company OF VtI-
hanson with an authorized capital Of
atav;uvu- The incorporators are Alex
bert Ouisenberritt and j. A. cline -.
Williamson and Evan Thomas, OF Gin
Purposing TO make and deal in auto
mobile tenders. This international saw.
was chartered. with an AUTHORIZED CO.,
tai OF $4,000. Tho incorporators an
). W. Agnew, A. J. simmons j. j. Mo-
all OF ClarksburR
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WoodsdAls citizsns Nominate.

The citizens OF Woodsdale, at a good
meeting held last night in the Woods
OF the present town officials. Thos nom
mated for the various offices are as
rroliows: J. n. bowler, mayor. J. E.
George Rodgers. John Clark. A. W. PAUL.
W. H Higgins and J. +. Brown. The
chief OF the fire department, ]. f.
Freese. was present and asked that
everyone sign a petition for an inde-
pendent fire company. All present signed
next week among the citizens OF the
town for additional signatures
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The Bali Engineerin accompany needs
plete the new asphaltic concrete resir.
facing OF the National road fror
blochs station 20 the foot OF "Chicker
Neck hill. As soon as this point Is
reached. the work will be stopped unit
spring. When the pike Is completed
the BAH Engineering company will sur,
tomac road.
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Edgwood have arrived from the factory
az Elmira. n. Y. and will be unloaded In
wheeling to-day or Monday The
Noodsdale truck will be stored In the
Ambrose garage. while the truck for
EdSwood will be stored in the hose
house at Edgington Lane. Both trucks
are modern In every detail and will be
a great help 20 the suburban towns a.
protection against fres
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The announcement that a box social
mouse on Wednesday evening OF nexi
week Is mistake as the social will b.
The exact date has not been determined
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deiiys1 An aSdres: on SUNDAY evening
pal church OF West Alszandsr
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Christmas EntsrtAinment.

The members OF the Buckley NJ. +.
church OF Edgwood will give n CHRIST
mas entertainment on Sunday evening,
December PC. \ program consisting Of
musical and literary numbers will be
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Stone Presbyterian church, Elm
Grove, The pastor, Rev. L; b. Level
iyn viii preach At both services. Morn
His Name Wonderful Evening SER
vices at 7:So m. subject. Marked
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The man Of the First Methodist
ing arrangements for an oyster supper
70 be given in the basement OF the
church on Friday evening. December
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boST-Automobile chain on Infirmary
road, between Elm Grove and Bethle-
henl FINDER please notify G. w Nc
Combs. Wheeling r. r. ID 2 or call
Natl 230O-M Wheeling. dial
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TO WHrrLrna A NJ


Christmas- Sabbath school at $50.
junior Endeayor at 1850 and Senior En-
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ADprrIoNAL CAR SERVICE ON THE
CITY HALLWAY LINES pURINo
BUSH HOURS DAILY EXCEPT
So NDAY, EFT Z Q TIVE
ID u o = n u n 2oTH
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New Fire Trucks Arrive.
The new IN France aufomobife IRE
trucks Tor the towns OF Woodsdalo and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-18

AZ Dallas on Monday evening nv the
Rev. +. II. Richards u. D.. or Africa,
mas been indefinitely postponed. owing
10 the illness OF Or. Richards
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OUT-THE-PIKE


The citizens Of Pleasant Valley held
their suggestion meeting last evening in
the y s. Bloch garage. owing to the
lnclement weather. only few voters
ed Tor the various offices are as fol
lows; J. A Bloch, mayor: Frank O.
+. Stifel. Joseph Dudley, William Por-
ter, J. s. Gibbs and n. {. Hazlett The
election viii be held January 6, be-
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Lecture Cancelled
The lecture which Was to have been
given In the Methodist Episcopal church
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The Rev. J. c. Carpenter, representa-
tives OF the Anti-saloon league. vii
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Join the Christmas Club now form
ing at First National Bank. Elm Grove,
and have plenty for next Christmas.
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THREE CHARrERs TSxurn

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-11
Twenty Fine Years Ago
y From The Courier Files "

A proposition has been made by the
Electric street Railway company to
citizens of the west end to extend the
plant to the fair grounds.
May 10 The q" sent nineteen
cars of stock yesterday to Burlington
in two hours and five minutes. 1t Is
said that the trip reminded the bovine
present Of the fast time OF their moth
er ancestor when she took her famous
trip over the moon.
w. g. Briggs goes to Des Moines to-
night to labor on the compiling OF the
manuscript in the famous Clayton muir
der investigation case. He will have
it type written and forwarded to Wash.
ington.
May 14.-C. A. Bryan Of Agency was
in the city, today and paid for the frst
two shares Of stock issued by the Coal
PAlace company. He took two shares
and deposited the cash, thus starting
the large ball which will roll with ire
mendous splendor in few months.
The Milwaukee folks have quite
force at Williamsburg repairing and
strengthening their bridges and other
wise improving their track between
Amana and North English. -
May 15-The Iowa Central conduc.
tors have donned new uniforms OF
cadet gray. They run into Ottumwa
now by the new arrangement with the
Wabash and Milwaukee roads.
E. G. Osman, editor Of the Free
Trader published at Ottawa, ILL.,, was q
visitor in the city yesterday. He came
over on the wrong day to yell for his
club, but took the defeat like stole
He, with a number Of Ottawa sports
will make the circuit with his club
some time in July, and will find
hearty welcome here. Ottawa haA
gone wild over baseball and have
right to be proud Of their club.
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EpDYvlLLE.

Mrs Wig Harding has returned from
visit with relatives at Kirksvil]e, Mo.
W. Berry spent Thursday in Abba
visiting his daughter Mrs. Ruth May.
Mrs John Mcintyre is visiting this
week with relatives at Moravia.
Ed Worall went to Avery Thursday
to visit his father who is quite i'll.
]. C. McCord went to Moravia Thurs
day to spend few days visiting rela-
tives.
The Reliable society of the Christian
church was entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. VIM. Lewis, Mrs.
Jim McCrea, Mrs. Chas. Odem and Mrs.
H. T. Wandling. The subject Of the
program was 1.-THE Panama Exposition
end was in charge Of Mrs. M. e. Bell.
Interesting papers were read by Mrs.
Adam Embling, Mrs. Ida Barnett, Mrs.
Id Middleton and Ida Roberts. A letter
from Mrs. Minnie Guy who is attend
ing the exposition was read and greatly
appreciated. A vocal solo was rendered
by Mary Embling and instrumental
music by Hattie Hatchett.. Refresh
ments were served.
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LlBE RTYvILlE

A most pleasant surprise was car
ried out on Mrs. c. A. Heston, near
Libertyville, Sunday, May 2. The
occasion was her fifty-fifth birthday
anniversary As is her usual custom
she attended tho services at the M
e. church Sunday morning and on
returning home found her company
who had taken possession of her
home. A most tempting dinner was
served by the guests at the noon hour
Mrs. Heston was very greatly sur
prised but soon made her guests al
home. Those present we're Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Heston and son, Roy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Allison and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter and
daughter; Floyd, Emil, Lloyd, Glenn
and Miss Hazel Heston: Mrs. Nc
Cleary and son, Wilbur Harper. They
presented Mrs. Heston with beauti
full parlor mirror and cut glass jelly
stand.
Malon Williams and Mr.. HarshmaI
lwere purchasers Of new automobile,
last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Puth and daugh
ter Of Burlington spent Sunday at thu
IFenell home.
Mrs. Loony and daughter, Nellie
were called to Kansas City Tuesday
by the serious illness Of her daughter
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Thursday will be held Sunday after
noon at 1880 from the Pleasant Cor
ners church. Interment will be made IN
the Schafer cemetery.
Paul Thayer, Boyd Hankins. William
Secrees, Tom Oldham. r. c. Lord
drove to Fairfield Friday and will re-
main for the track meet.
Mrs. Jeanette Harp who has been
visiting the past week at the Fred Will
cox home returned to Des Moines FRI
day
Mrs. Chas. Garrett IL quite Ill this
week suffering from nervous break
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chitwood Of Oskaloosa
were in Eddyville Friday attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Harry Brotherton.
Short funeral services for Mrs Mary
Brotherton were held Friday afternoon
at o'clock from the home of hel
brother VIM. Myers. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Jones, pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church and intermen,
made in highland cemetery.
DR.. 8. C. Brown IL spending the weei
in Ottumwa making arrangements FOL
the new store which he will open up q
Corning in the near future
Miss Emma Nye, Cloe Cawley. Emms
Anderson, Nellie Julian and Myrtle
Jennings attended the track meet a
Fairfield today.
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ALBA.

Miss Ruth Mabry spent Sunday in
Iowa City.
MRS. A. r. Barnes has returned from
Burlington.
Miss Winifred Walsh spent Sunday
in Des Moines.
Fred Johnson of Ottumwa was a
recent visitor in Abba.
Mrs. Martin Hienan is visiting rela-
tives in Hiteman.
A. J. Gatchell has returned from
Kansas City.
Ben Johnson has returned from Col
lege Springs, Iowa.
Mrs. D. w. Kenworthy visited in Mel
rose last week
Miss Keo DOTS was recent visitor
in Charlton.
Miss Blanche Heiserman was a Des
Moines visitor last week.
Glenn Geneva spent last week at
home with his parents.
Miss Maud Teas has returned to her
home in Charlton.
Ray Robinson and family have re-
turned from White City.
Rev. B. s. Denny Of Des Moines is
visiting in Abba today.
D. W. Bates was recent visitor In
Marshalltown.
Miss Mary Roberts has returned to
her home in Des Moines.
S. w. Dooley has, returned from
Cedarville, Wis, the first Of the week
James Clutch is in Moline, ILL.,. on a
business trip.
Mrs. Jack McClanahan visited last
week with her husbands mother in
Des Moines
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Herman Van Olsen and Miss Ada
Mas of Iowa township were united In
marriage last week at st. johns Luth-
eran church. Rev r. Kabelitz Of Con-
roy officiating. The young couple will
move to the farm Of Mrs. Anna Mas
Of this city which Is located near Con-
roy. :
George Lewis Of Duluth, Mimi, is
here this week visiting at the home OF
his daughter Mrs. David M. Roberts.
Will Suratt, one of the early settlers
OF Iowa county transacted business
here this week and visited with old
time friends with whom he was asso-
ciated In the early days.
Will Lortz Of Pilot Grove was
visitor here Monday at the home Of his
brother George.
Chas. Boland Of South Ridge was a
visitor here Monday at the home OF his
brother Hon. Edward Boland.
Sam James Of East Troy is visitor
here this week at the home OF his
mother and brother David. T. ]. Har-
den Of Montexuma is here attending to
some business interests. and visiting
at the home Of his son.
Robert Yates Of Ottumwa came up
Monday for visit at the home OF his
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Yates and
with his brother Joseph
William Morgan and wife Of Stanley
Iowa, arrived Monday for visit at the
home of the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs Gustav Romberg.
w. A. Floyd Of Cedar Rapids is here
this weke attending to some business
interests in which he il especially in7
terested.
p. j. Donahue and d. H. Black OF
Holbrook were in town Tuesday at
tending to some business and visiting
with their many friends.
Workmen are now engaged in build
| ing new residences for James McCabe
Sr. and John O'Donnell.
Mrs. Driscoll and daughter who
have been visiting relatives and friends
at Marengo are now home.
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Legal Notices
sh.riH's Sale.

ShOriH0 SAFE.
Notice is hereby given, that by VIZ
tue Of a special execution, to me al.
rected by the clerk Of the distrlct
court of Wapello county, Iowa, against
the goods, chatteis. lands, tenaments'
etc. Of j. f. Gunder and Matte Gun.
der ct al, defendants, in favor OF
Homer e. Gunder. plaintiff. ! will OF
fer at public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at the front door
OF the court house, in the city OF OF
tumwa, Wapello county. Iowa, on the
29th day Of May, 1915, between the
hours of o'clock a. m and p. M,
on said day all of said J. p. Gunder
and Matte Gunder ct al, right. title
and interest in and to- the following
described property situated In Wapello
county, Iowa, to-wit:
Lot No. (2) in Belts sub-division OF
out lot (2I in the city Of -Ottumwa.
Iowa: also lot No. (24) in Dixon and
Hutchison's addition Of the city Of OF
tumwa, Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour OF
1880 O'Clock p. M, of said day.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF
April, 1915.
C. c. Cremer.
Sheriff of Wapello County, Iowa.
BY Chas. E. Doran, Deputy.
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RUSSELL.

John Vinsel of Des Moines came on
Monday for a visit with relatives.
Rev. Stoddard, representative of the
Iowa Methodist hospital at Des Moines
was in Russell Sunday seeking support
for his hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hancock are the
parents Of daughter born Monday.
Jerry Cadagan Of Kansas City, MO-
is here visiting his father.
J. w. Rankin and wife Of Des MOines
are here visiting their daughter Mrs
c. d. Smith.
J. l.. Neil and wife returend home on
Tuesday from Springfield, Mo-, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Miss Icyle Prather returned home on
Monday from Indianola where she has
been visiting Miss Ruth Allen.
Archie Goltry and family Of New
London returned home Monday after q
short visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dewey are
the parents of daughter since Mon
day.
Lyle Brewer has gone to Ottumws
where he has accepted position.
Joe Long and family Of Des Moines
have been visiting his brother Dave
and family and sister Mrs. Chas. Coff-
man.
Rev. Hairless Of Indiana and Rev
Lowry Of Des Moines were in Russell
Monday on their way to the Lagrange
Presbyterian church.
Mrs Olive Plymate went to Humes-
ton Wednesday to visit her daughter
Mrs Ray Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Wright returned
home wednesday from Tracy where
they had been called by the serious i'll.
ness Of their daughter Mrs. Steve
Kline.
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kEOsAUQUA

The Sunday school institute which
was held at the M. e. church Wednes-
day afternoon and evening of this
week was we'll attended. The principal
speakers of the afternoon were Rev.
B, G. Hawkins. of Milton and Rev. Cud-
lipp of the First M. e. church of Of
tumwa, and Rev. e. J. Shook, district
Of Ottumwa district.
Rev. o. G. circuit, state superintendent
of Sunday school work Of the Method
list Episcopal church for Iowa, was
present throughout the institute. He
delivered the address Wednesday
Mr.. circuit dealt with many Of the per-
picking and modern Sunday school
problems. Many useful hints were
gathered from his address. There were
delegates present from Cantril, Mil
ton, Pittsburg, Kilbourne, Douds-Le-
ando and Ottumwa.
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Nav S.-The carpenters began work
this morning on \the First Baptist
church. w. H. Johnson will begin the
lfrescoing Monday next. The church
will be closed probably for about four
weeks. Sunday school ana morning
services will be held at the second
Baptist church, corner OF Fourth ana
Green streets, also prayer meetings on
Thursday evening, until the FIRST
church Is finished.
Officer Kitterman had little sprint.
ling match with three tramps this
morning above the %" depot. Being
an old time sprinter. on q half mile
dash, he collared them and locked them
lup. Two of them were released. out
the third John Phelan, an old offender,
was sent to the stone pile,
May &C. R. Allen Of Council Bluffs
will begin work at once on the new
map he proposes to make Of our city,
and with the assistance of w. l.. Scott
OF Creston, will push the work to com.
pletion as rapidly as possible.
Drs. J. N. Armstrong and l.. e. Ro.
gers returned today from the annual
meeting of the state dental association
at Dubuque much pleased with the de.
alterations of that body.
] May 10. IT. d. Foster today gave
Major Hamilton a check for $4,000 to
pay for the lot for the Y. NJ. c.. A,
building, corner of Second and Wash.
ington street.
The Epworth league of the First M
! e. church celebrates it's second ami
versary at the First Methodist church
tomorrow night with appropriate exer
cises.
/ May H. w. B. Rowland of Wash
Iington township, brought to the county
oflces Monday seven young wolves
which were dispatched and bounty
paid for their scalps.
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EDpYvILLE.

D. l.. Mccarthy Of Des Moines was in
Eddyville Tuesday adjusting the loss OF
Fred Campbell, caused by the storm on
Thursday.
The Aid society Of the Baptist church
and members of the Baptist Sunday
school gave a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Edith Saville at the Ed Worall
home on Tuesday evening.
Miss Saville received many beautiful
pieces Of linen and number Of pieces
Of china. After a. pleasant social hour
refreshments were served.
The Aid society Of the M. r. church
was entertained on Wednesday after
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ROY.

~ I. c. Evans and family spent Sunday
at the parental Gilchrist home near
Birmingham.
Miss Nellie Conner and brother Lee
Of Lebanon have moved to town and
will have charge Of .the switchboard
from now on.
Several from here attended the gold
en- wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Evans at Cantril Monday April 10Th.
Mrs. Belle Day spent several days
last week at West Grove and Bunch.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Lemmons OF
Pulaski are guests at the Geo. Hull
home Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Floyd and wife took dinner on
Sunday at the John Lemmons home.
There was quite a crowd in town
Saturday night to hear the band con-
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Stevens spen
Sunday at the VIM. Stevens home II
Ottumwa.
Mrs. H. Clawson was called to Lock.
ridge Sunday by the death of her faith
er H. Kryle.
Mrs. B. Lutz Of Fremont IL VISITING
her sister Mrs. J. Emery and family
this week.
Mrs. NJ Curtis and daughter Mrs. G
Barwick Of Ottumwa called on Mrs
M. Knight Tuesday
Mrs. w. Jones and daughter Lenors
were in Ottumwa Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. =
church will meet at the church Wed
nesday afternoon. All ladies are cor.
daily invited to attend.
Geo. Koontz and w. Jones were IL
Hedrick Friday.
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noon by Mrs. A. j. Oldham. Mrs. y.
Talmage and Mrs. Eva Rector. A short
program was given after which re-
freshments were served in the base
ment of the church.
Mrs. Fred Saville was called to Des
Moines thi sweek by the serious illness
of her sister.
walter Terry Of Des Moines was
called to Eddyville Wednesday by tne
serious illness Of his sister Bonnie
Templeton.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Brother
ton who died at her home In Murray
on Monday will be brought to EDDY
Vile Thursday and taken to the nome
funeral will be held Friday at p. M
Mrs. Dan Richardson who has been
visiting the past two weeks with mel
sister Mrs. Dave Templeton returned
to Hamilton Thursday.
Mrs. Grace tanning Of Lakonta was
the guest Of friends in Eddyville
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Eggs and Poultry

GET S. c. WHITE LEGHORN AND
Ancona eggs for Matching from fine
stock. Prices reasonable. w. H. Boon,
Batavia. Iowa.
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The Moving-Picture Route
to California Expositions

Pacific take route
brings through scenic ns lodges tnsm
its almost oomless It's travel mistake to overlook such
Grand Circle Tour the Pacific Coast T. that
Park SPRINGS the Pixies Peak Royal Gorge And
included Burlington San Francisco Portland
either Glacier
Park .6l7 Positively other ~
with suggestions
perfect satsionw
descriptive
afford
Burlington tell
Please call today write
~ II. ROBINSON, Ticket Agent
M0Iy'|yl, ',11H ottunr~a Iowa.
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EDDYvILLE.

DR.. Eppie McCrea returned Friday
from Rochester where she has been the
past week attending clinic.
The funeral Of John Miller who died
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FOR SALE+SINGLE COMB BROWN
Leghorn eggs, soc to $3.50. mrs.
Monro Marts, Ottumwa, la. New
phone 1100-U.
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This Years Probable
Wheat Crop

Farm and Fireside says ut is probable that this
years wheat crop will break the record for the third time
IN succession In 1913 the yield 100000 bushels
In 1914 It was 891 100000 This year may pass the
nine hundred million mark"
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BARRED ROCK EGGS FROM LARGE
vigorous birds. 76c per 15. "a per loo'
Grace Emmons, Libertyville, Iowa,