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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-04
TWO BIC MURDER
TRIALS ARE ON NOW
WlNTERSET is HAVING ONE OF
THE MOST INTERESTING
SESSIONS OF COURT.

Winterset, Dec. 3.--No term of dis
trict court in years has attracted so
much interest in this county as the
one which began with Judge Hays OF
Knoxville presiding. The Myers and
Ullery murder cases are set for trial
during this term Of court. u
Both cases contain an element of
mystery that has added greatly to the
interest in them. Last July rs Mrs
William Myers was found dead in the
north part of the county, gunshot
wound in her body. Her husband and
his mother claimed the wife had COM
mitted suicide but the coroner's jury
returned verdict recommending that
the husband be held. He is charged
with murder.
The Ullery case is a strange one.
Rufus Ullery, merchant at Webster,
was found dead In stairway lead
ing to his room last Aug. rs. He
had evidently been shot while ascend
ing the stairway during the night.
Suspicion was directed to a stranger
who had broken into the farm house
of F.. H. Devault some two miles
north of Webster the previous day.
This stranger was seen about Web
ster late on the evening OF the crime.
Bloodhounds were secured and traced
the man as far as Greenfield, but he
escaped. Rewards totalling $1,000
were offered by the state and by citi-
zens of this county.
Officers tracked the supposed MUIR
derer through north Iowa, into the
Dakotas and finally into Nebraska,
where 1t was learned he was an in
innate friend Of two young men nam
ed Frazer, living near Webster. The
Frazer brothers were arrested and
charged with completely in the crime.
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WEALTHY DOCTOR
RESISTS ALIMONY

Des Moines, Dec. 3. William Jep-
son, wealthy Sioux City physician and
surgeon has filed an abstract Of rec
ord in the supreme court in the case Of
Beatrice, his wife, who obtained d.
vorce and $4,000 permanent alimony
and the homestead.
He says his wife Is not entitled to
a divorce and that the alimony award
ed Is excessive. His wife says he is
worth $2,00O,O00. The peoples trouble
was over religious differences. The
record indicates that Jepsop lived in
the attic for some time. In letter
appearing on the records, Jepson says:
Let me say think OF nothing that
would lead me to return and live with
you If we were the only persons on
earth. could not live with YOU
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SUPERVISORS ARE
INDICTED BY JURY
FORMER MEMBERS OF COUNTY
BOARD AT ELDORA AND EN-
elNEER ARE CHARGED.

Eldora, Dec. Establishments were
returned by the Hardin county grand
jury against two former county super.
visors and the former county engin'
eer. 1t has developed. The indict
ments grow out of alleged mishand.
ling of bridge funds and accounts.
Two indictments charging conspir.
acy were found against former Super
visors Charles l.. Marks and N. L.
Webster and against former Engineer
s. B. Gardner. A third indictment
charging false pretenses was found
against Gardner.
The bonds of Marks and Webster
were fixed at $1,000 each and that of
Gardner at $4,000. All gave bond.
The cases against the former Of
ficials began in August, 1914, when
an investigation was started. This
investigation led to charges Of false
pretense against Gardner. This
charge was not sustained at his trial.
The removal of Marks was requested
by. Attorney General Cosson some
time later and Marks voluntarily re-
signed.
State Accountant Hunt, Of Des
Moines, investigated the case here
and made a statement that Gardner
owed Hardin county something like
$4,000. Suit to recover that amount
has been filed against him.
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ELDON

Mrs. Edith Smith and daughter
Alice Marjory will return home Fri
day evening after few days visit
at the Frank Nordyke home in Tren-
ton, Mo.
John A. Jones of Selma, was.jn the
city this week.
Mrs. Ed songer of Ottumwa came
down to attend the Kensington club
party at Miss Athel Conrad's.
w. E. Campbell Of Fairfield, was
in the city Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Walter is carrying
her arm in sling this week.
Mrs. Cummins of Moravia Is here
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Joe Hunnell.
Mrs. Earl Swords will entertain
the Rock club at her home on Church
street Thursday evening.
The remains Of Frank Hellyer who
died in the hospital in Livingston,
Mont, were shipped to Eldon Thurs.
day, and taken to the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Albert Russell.
The Shakespearian club met at the
home of Mrs, R. D. Grow Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Craig who has been visiting in
Washington with relatives arrived in
Eldon to visit again at the home Of
her son, A. w. Craig.
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S. |. EDITORS
At CHARLTON
WINTER MEETING A POPULAR
AFFAIR-1ANQUET AND
ADDRESSES.

Charlton, Dec. 3.-The winter meet
ing of the Southern Iowa Editorial
association convened in this city
Thursday afternoon with good at
tendance OF editors. Ed M. Smith OF
the Winterset Madisonian, spoke on
Cash in Advance Subscriptions" o.
T. Myers of the Alton Star-Enterprise,
gave an address on why Should
Country Weeklies Boost City Dailies
and City Papers by Clubbing" Homer
e. Dunn of the development division
of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,
talked on the subject of Getting Re-
suits From Machines" and G. L. Cas-
WELL field secretary of the Denison
Bulletin, talked on "The Iowa State
Press Association"
A 6 O'Clock dinner was served by the
ladies of the Episcopal church at the
Pythian temple, which was followed
by smoker. Editor H. w. Gittinger
acted as POSTMASTER, and toasts were
given by Mayor J. G. Copeland, Prof.
l. L. Guernsey, Rev. Frank r. Carlson
and G. F. Wennerstrum.
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JUDGE TALBOT AT
SIGOURNEY DEC.

Sigourney. Dec. 3, County Clerk Ut
terback on Monday issued the bar
docket for the next term of court which
convenes on December 9Th, with Judge
John f. Talbot Of Brooklyn presiding
and j. III. p. Robinson official short
hand reporter.
The docket Is not as large as usual
and there are on the probate side OF
the docket 81 cases; on the law and
equity side LOG and two criminal cases.
However, there are number Of cases
to be submitted to the grand jury,
which meets on Tuesday, the second
day OF the term. and 1t is rumored that
number Of matters, that are now in
the dark will be called to the attention
Of the grand Jury when that body once
gets to work and several true bills may
be returned as result Of their labors
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POTATO GROWERS TO
HAVE CONVENTION

Clear Lake, Dec. 3.-The Potato and
Truck Growers association will meet
here Dec. 1911 One OF the innova-
lions of the meeting will be debate
on Resolved: That Iowa Potato
Growers Should Use Screen of One
and Seven Eighths Inches Ted d.
Winter, of Mason City, and Miss Vida
G. Norman, teacher OF home econom-
les in the Clear Lake schools, will
handle the affirmative and w. p.
Dawson, of Aurelia, and Prof. A. T.
Erwin, Of Ames, will argue against
the proposition.
D. H. Culver, Herman Scherf and
p. ]. Peterson comprise the local
committee on arrangements. It Is
expected that more than ESQ potato
and truck growers of the state will
attend the meeting
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EDDYVILLE.

Miss WINNIE Zitterall Of Webster
City has been employed as teacher in
the Eddyville high school. She will
haye charge Of the music, the position
having been made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Saunderson.
The Reliable society Of the Christian
church was entertained on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
Wilcox. The hostesses were Mrs. W.
D. Odem. Mrs. w. Reese, Mrs. Kate
Beedle and Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Beedle
had charge of the program. The fol-
lowing program was given: Piano solo,
Helen Johnson; reading, Leta WorraIl;
vocal solo, Mrs. I. s. Burton; reading,
Mrs. Carl Powell; piano duet, Thelma
Wilcox, Mrs. Burton. After a social
hour refreshments were served; Frank
Griffen and Fred Shaver were bust
ness callers in Abba Thursday.
Relatives in Eddyville received mes
sages Thursday morning containing
the sad news Of the death Of two Ed
dyville boys, Otto Roberts and George
Decker. Otto Roberts was killed in
railroad wreck in Washington. He left
Eddyv1lle about five years ago and
has since that time made his home in
Washington. His mother has been
spending the past year with her son.
The remains will be brought to Eddy
vile Monday where funeral will be
held. He leaves to mourn their loss
besides his mother, two brothers and
two sisters, Dain Of Washington Earl
Of Eddyville; Mrs George jaeger Of
Batavia; Mrs. Roy Lafferty of Eddy
vile. The relatives have the sympathy
Of the entire community in their sad
bereavement.
George Decker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs:
Clifford Decker was killed by run
away team on Wednesday in Mon
tana. The young man had been work.
ing in Montana the past two years. His
wife recently returned from Montana.
The message received on Thursday
stated that the funeral and interment
would take place on Friday In Mon
tana. He leaves to mourn their loss be-
sides his wife, his mother and father
one sister. The sudden death of these
young men who have. lived the great
er part Of their lives in Eddyville has
cast gloom over the whole commun-
ity.
VIM. Briggs Of Batavia visited the
first OF the week at the W. B. De Tar
home.
Miss Pearl Williams is assisting Miss
Akers in nursing Mrs. w. B. De Tar
whose condition Is critical
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Clark and son
of Canada arrived in Eddyville this
week for an extended visit with Mrs.
Clark's parents Mr.. and Mrs Mel
Stump.
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49, A Lover of Lincoln

The recent death of Alonzo Rothschild recalls a
in American life When he was mere child Abraham
Lincoln became his ideal, and when he was twenty
two years old he resolved to for himself COM
petence that would enable him to devote his time and
had earned what he considered enough and he had
the courage at twenty to give up his business
and begin to carry out his purpose After a brief
period of study at Harvard university he bought
New England farmhouse at East Foxboro, Mass
where he lived with his wife and children until the
time of his death He became an authority on United
States history especially the civil war period, and his
Lincoln: Master of Men" is regarded the best
been written.
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DEBORAH SENDING
EGGS TO ENGLAND

DEBORAH, Dec. 8. - In the matter Of
shipments of chickens and eggs Decor
all makes good showing. During the
past season the Woldum Produce COM
pany of this city shipped $4,000 cases
of eggs, 5000 of which went to Eng.
land. Now it is busy dressing chick
markets. On Monday the concern
dressed 1900 birds and is averaging
1,500 daily. A good share OF these are
destined for abroad.
All the eggs and birds were picked
up In this county. Each case Of eggs
contains thirty dozen.
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SCHOOL is EMPTIED
IN VERY SHORT TIME

Hansell, Dec. "a test made last
week on fire drill demonstrated that
the town school building can be
emptied in one minute.
Winifred Mckinney has been chos-
en- captain of the high school girls
basketball team, and Leon Allen for
the boys team
The girls Of the school domestic
science class who are serving hot
lunches to pupils are gaining deserv.
ing encouragement and patronage and
are serving from fifty to seventy-fve
hot lunches daily.
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RAILWAY STATION ROBBED.

RAILWAY STATION ROBBED.
Hampton, Dec. 3. = The Great Wes-
tern station was robbed at this place,
while Agent Ferris and his helper
were absent at supper. The ticket
window was forced open, and some
one either climbed through or reached
ir.so the cash drawer, forced 1t open
and took the contents, amounting to
$685. mostly In silver.
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FEARING LIGHT PLANT SOLD.
Nevada, Dec. 3.-The light plant at
Fearing, little town north Of here,
owned by Belden & Son., was recently
purchased by the Iowa Railway and
Light company and will be connected
with the plant here by extending the
high tension line from Colo.
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ploNEER is DEAD.

Nevada, Dec. 3.-John Jory, 70
years old, we'll known pioneer of
near Maxwell, and who served on
General Grants staff during the civil
war, died at his home. He leaves
his aged wife and twoc hildren, Orvil
Jory and Mrs. Charles Richardson.
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mrhIAhs TO BUILD.

Iowa Falls, Dec 8. - A committee
has Just been named by Alpine Lodge
No. Z, knights Of Pythias, to report on
the advisability of proceeding with the
erection of Pythian building here to
provide lodge rooms for this organiza-
ton and q club house for it's members.
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SIX PRISONERS ARE
GOOD ON GETAWAY

waterloo. Dec. Six prisoners
who escaped from the county JAY
here are still at large. The men we're
held on charges ranging from assault
to burglary and highway robbery.
They were Henry Bowles, said to be
the leader, arrested at Davenport last
week, George Ackers, James Grimm,
Carl Colvin, Ed Behan and Henry
Lame.
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Don't Let Your Cold Get Worse.
Bells Pine Tar Honey will cure your
cough and give you restful sleep. Good
for children. Only Csc.
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TO DEDICATE NoRWALK sCHooL.
Norwalk, Dec. 3. - The Norwalk
consolidated school building will be
dedicated on the afternoon and even
ing of Dec. 8.
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FOR sALE-4O HEAD ABERDEEN
Angus yearlinp steers. extra good:
weight $50 lbs. Write B. c. Vanbus-
kirk, Selma. Phone Eldon.
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NOTICE.!
70 MOVE BIG CHURCH.

Fort Madison, Dec. 3.-Io get
better location the congregation OF
the. First Methodist church is negotl-
ating for the moving of the church
distance OF two blocks. The church
ia q large brick structure, one OF the
Oldest houses of worship In the city.
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NEW TRAIN FOR CHARLES CITY.
Charles City, Dec. "a new train
will be added to the Charles City
western railroad leaving at a. m.'
daily except Sundays. Other changes
have been made in the timetable.
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FOR SALE-THOROUGH HOL-
stein bull, two years old. Address
Samuel Dimmitt, r. R. /, Ottumwa.
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Coughs and Colds Dangerous.
Don't wait, take Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery now. 1t will help your Cough
and soorne the Lungs. soc.
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CHILD is FATALLY BURNED.
Oelwein. Dec. 3.-Frances Gear.
hart years old, was fatally burned
while playing with matches here.
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Having
Mt Zion on
Tuesday, December Z, 1915
a.
gray weight 1850 coming old black weight iIoo c cot
spring worth while
I. u
20 Poland China
each. All thrifty in good flesh.
Farm mpec,snts Feed chonsFarn wagon low wheel Wagon set ~
In
euhaor and oh. things too numerous to mention
SO under cash No property
ROY COOK
Curry Auctonesr CLERK.
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For Sale
Farm Property For Sale

FOR SALE--70 ACRE FARM / MILE
south of Dudley, Iowa. E, Eyre, own
er. Dudley, Iowa.
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Special Bargains in
Monroe County Land

The Wapello Coal Co. Is closing up
its affairs in Monroe county and Of.
fers the following tracts of improved
lands for sale at remarkably low
prices.
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FOR SALE+THIRTY THOROUGH
bred Duroc Jersey males and gifts. II.
B. McAlister & Son. Blakesburs,
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Poultry and Live Stock

FOR SALE - CHOICE WHITE LEG
horn and White Wyandotte cockereis.
L. R. Cremer, Batavia, Iowa, Il. !.
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Lost

LOsT-BY STEPHEN WILKINS, Be
tween Ottumwa and near Miller
Chapel, q large field glass In leather
case with strap. Return to Courier.
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Sell books you do not need through Courier
Want Ads. One-half cent per word
Poultry and Live Stock

Poultry and Live Stock
FOR SALE DUROC JERSEY
boars and gifts, weight about 200, and
S. c. B. Leghorn cockerels. Chas.
Fulton, Moravia, Iowa.
FOR SALE-A FEW EXTRA GOOD
Buff Orpington cockerels, left for
$3.50. 1 havelbetter birds If you want
them. G. D. Giltner. Ottumwa. r. l.
. Phone 5S4-F-13.
FOR STLE-ONE YEARLING DUROC
Boar out of Golden model "a. Also
spring Bears Frank Rector. Bloom
field la.
For Sale
FOR SALE-TWO HUNDRED Elk
ira good seasoned white oak fence
posts. Call l.. r. Miller, Bladensburg
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Wanted

OLD CARPETS
10 make into rugs. beautiful and dur
able rugs from old carpet ut reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug Works'
Bloomfield. Iowa.
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Henry Curry, Auetionesr.
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CLOSING OUT SALE

Having decided to quit farming will sell at public auction
as the Clayton Smith farm, six miles southeast of Blake
Ash Grove southwest Of Oumwa and one half east OF
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