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20. OF the First NJ. +. church Sunday
school viii hold IN ice cream social
In the basement of the church this
evening. All r invited.
Mrs. Arthur LaEenby. who recently
underwent an operation At the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. Is improving
rapidly.
The employees o. the h. a. .. yester.
day received their semi-monthly a
The pay was the heaviest in many
months.
Mrs. Il. T. Goodwin is able to be
about again after a brief confinement
TO her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Campbell. OF
Marietta. o., are spending a few days
here, visiting with relatives on South
Marshall street.
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n star Temple No 2. Pythian
sisters viii hold their regular meet.
ing this evening In their quarters la
the McMechen building
a band n Eypsies passed through
ne city last evening. headed Tor Hogr.
Run.
Mrs Edward Goodwin class 40
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Parole Board Met.

The West Virginia federal parole
board met yesterday afternoon AT the
~penitentiary and took up quite a
number OF cases. The board consists
OF the following members all OF whom
were present: Warden NJ. u. White.
DIT. r. A. Ashworth. prison physician.
and Hon. r II. Duehay OF Washington.
II 4
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HUNTSVILLE
Thrust Child on Jailor.

Yesterday afternoon qiite an anus
ing scene took place at the our
house when a foreign woman from
Benwood insisted hat Tailor Frank
Howard release her husband from jail.
The jailor told her he intended keep
ing her man In Jail. and the woman
said, well you will have 20 keep the
rest OF the family too. setting down
a small child at the Jail and running.
Mr.. Howard, however. caught the wo-
man and she took her child away.
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Beauty NJ. E. Church.

A S~teubenville firm is at work thi,
week making some extensive imDrove.
ments TO the Methodist church here
The walls are being frescoed ana cen.
era repair are being made through.
out The large pipe organ recently
Oroered VIII arrive here the latter
part OF the week, when II will be in.
staiied. Due TO the repairs being
MADE. the Sunday schurch services
VIII be conducted in the school audi
forum The new pipe 3 Will b.
formally dedicated Sunday. June ~
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ie-terdnN Miss Eleanor tail. 90 Pleas
ant valley, Was visiting her aunt. Miss
store. ~
Robt Hedeison and CHARLES Kesrh-
have returned from e. short visit al
Cleveland. -.
Available dos Wa stolen from Tom
Scernichia the other night.
Juhu beegan has accepted "A position
panN.
Mrs. james Sands. who has been seri-
Su-iy ll Tor taEo. weeks. ~ somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Elsie Hepe MORGAN. ~ Columbus.
g II visiting her mother. Mrs. H-pr. on
Water street.
uneral services were held yesterday
llornlng over ths remains ~ Cecilia. ln-
rant daughter of Nr. and Mrs Zoe
I.usSar. 81 BoggH Run lutermc8t was
made ~ AT calvary cemetery
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NAPOLEON. May IA lew minute.
, after she had been photographed VITA
her class at a local studio, Miss Lutt-
BARLOW. is. OF Cotton, last weeks grad
nate Of the Liberty Center schools. was
drowned here last night hen "a row
boat upset co. the MHumec River.
= With her In the boat We're three class
mates and two were IN another nearby.
The boat turned over when one Of the
: q arose - relieve the other az the
foRrs. Miss Barlow sank Immediately.
atier companions grasped the boat and
Nwere rescued.
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Ahcfe Wer a largs ATTENDANCE last
hisht al tho Illustrated lecture given
l the lecture room Of 81 Mathew
.n"eh ~ Rev. O. = Helm. pastor ~
ne church. The topic was "rrfgrfmE
tesfes- and Wa both infersztfug aud
!n-tructiNc The lecture was reid under
- alstices or st Matthew Lutheran
brotherhood. MceffaEs ~ this r.tur.
lrhd 20 have a wholesome effect. and the
~pf9bseiite- are that IN. brother hood
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Given Hearlrn

Bill Albert and Henry Barcus were
arranged before the mayor last even
ing and lined ten dollar and cost each
Tor hghting The night wac staged
wednesday night and % was on this
charEe that they we're arrested and
fined By the town officials
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Machine on Fire

r " Refers Overland touring car
was damaged TO some extent yester.
day afternoon when some gasoline
about the motor caught ere from the
overheated engine. The car was
standing In front of the Hotel Refer
when the blaze was noticed. and In
was pushed up tho street about hair
a block 70 a hose connection. the Arc
being Immediately extinguished The
machine ablaze caused no little ex.
element for n time
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NJ MECHEN
NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers OF the City OF Nc.
Mechen:
fou are hereby notified that 7 will
receive money for the same until tho
hrst OF June. 1915. All taxes not maid
by that time will be returned delIp.
quent and sent TO the State Auditor
for collection.
THOMAS SHARP,
Collector and Treasurer.
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fItA hepe. yell known uNerman Wa-
~ this week % have a. doctor dress tine
severe sash on his chin received last
summary Il was stated that ufue who
located A. = n@hinE camp down the
IN-r Wa pH-hing r. moturhoat cut fruri
shofc and iu some way BE- fell and came
Gown with all his weight. striking ms
ceiyCd q deep cut about an inch lors
ana knocked out four OF his lower teeth.
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Mary Hoffman. Eleanor Mccoy. Alice
Gertrude stewart. Lula Maddail.
blanche Young. Jessie Beck. Neill,
Chambers. Ada B~vinc. Okoy Noho.
dell. Edward Dennis. Hazon Fair. clyde
WitChcy. Leslie Garrett. Conrad Hart
lev. James Taught. Clare Temple.
Penn Taylor. kuhl lawson. Thomas
McHenry. Arthur Straight. Ray mOnd
Montgomery.
The Finale
pianizt-Miss Amy 1 Jouev.
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ENW00


e~n3eyAo4s sFsriuE Wks spsnf last
rlsn sNeral fuanN lady friends
teN ths htsHes Esther ana Mnrfna
n. AmonE these No ~frs there
Ah-@ NuEfuaa HurtuNEsr. Helen
rm-ta an1 E.rg LAFslla Id Mh.aun.
..Anfth Anl Gslarrd lofhs. "a Ne
Zen end Elisabeth Barry q Ma
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Tor Tarentlm, Pa. where she viii
visit her sister. Mrs. Ella Addison.
County Clerk and Mrs J. r. Chase
attended the w. II. Frey funeraI Al
Cameron yesterday.
Secretary of the West Nirgiuia
sunday School Association. \. 4.
Arnold. OF seventh street. has gone
10 Pine Grove where he will attend a
county convention.
p O. Funk Of this city. l. spending
q Few days al Parkersburg In tho m.
terest OF his oil and gas holdings.
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Telephone Company Meets.

The executive board OF the Farmers
Mutual Telephone company VIII meet
this morning in the Board Of TRADE
rooms In this city al 10 80 O'Clock. A
general meeting will be held at /
o'clock.
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West Liberty Briefs

The citizens OF West Liberty are de
lighted over the appropriations for the
Normal
from Charleston.
Misses May Ruth. Evelyn pyles and
Miss Maruu OF New MartinsVllle. are
here Tor the closing OF the school term.
Mise Maud Curtl. and &. =. curtis
were Wheeling visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena ~. sherman who has been
spending several days Ia West Liberty
returned 20 Wheeling
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-ate mat tn the usiEhhurhnud OF Tffv
men from feusood and Hsllaire l.ff
IRON where they yin taks = N.ssal ~
=" VA Enne- Tbs men VII gola the
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oeeoratIon pay soel.tv No.,

The Ohio Valley Decoration nav Az
ISOLATION Will hold an important meet
ing this evening I'm their quarters al
seventh and Marshall streets. al
which Time fnal arrangements will be
Tor the annual Memorial Day
celebration here Monday. MAY 81.
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N.e Rambler baseball ciub WUI play
ne hnin ~ az Nhe.unE saulay af-
lrfueer % the ForfF-sra rufh street
HaftsH Ia f.~ Hawlrrr.
and Crawford
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NEW ONO rHcoRPoRArIoNs.

The scott Krauss candy COMPANY.
columbus. Arthur w. Ridge. scott
.Krausa. Fred " Smith. blanche Rius.
and Ieneattc Krauss. $4,000.
The Ehring Amusement Enterprise
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A 100000 ton hill in Cincinnati -
icing moved three miles TO make a
railroad fiji
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WEST LIBERTY



WEST LIBERTY. ". Va. May 80
beers OF the Christian sunday school was
"a pleasant affair. About one hundred
and flfty were seated at the tables. Ir.
Mccoy acted a. toastmaster. other
speakers were. Rev. Batron. Prof. Mil
Ter. Of bethany. Mr.. GeorEe Bouar. SUI
ps~riutcudsut OF the sunday school. Nj.
Griffcth represented the class 0f Loyal
Altn. Mr.. VIM. kOuar represented the
class OF Loyal Ladies'.
The Webster Literary society viii give
their annual memorial TroEram on sat
urday evening, az 500 .. m. The mem
bcrS Of The Webster Society have FOR
several years decorated the graves OF
the soldiers OF the civil and other wars.
Who are sleeping In the West Liberty
cemetery.
The W. L. S. Gives Program.
The Meaning Of Decoration Day .......
s6ngs OF the Clyii War
Eernice Morrow. Arthur Cruise. Char
lie Dean. Johnson Garrison. Herbert
Heft. Lawrence Heft. Robert Millik,u.
Milford t%arsons, Paul M1huu. Forest
Schupbach. EyeIstte ~Schupbach. Mar
Yin Jones, John Ice. Della Calvert.
Martha loechcr. Ada bevius. Lula
Waddell. Ito Euuar. Ieauetta Rodgers.
irva Garrison, Minnie ~SnodErass.
EitnCh. Young. Eleanor MCCOY.
The Union % the Blue and the GRAY coo.
our youthful Patriots
tu'4e sam --.-sr..-. Blair clark
Columbia ...--....... Mabel Eonar
Peace ...... ..-.. Opal Dietz
Loechor. lrya Garrison. Zelda Hare.
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Business Mems Lunch, 35e. 1850
20 ? o'clock. Mcclure Hotel.
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FROM
OHIO
Bursaa
o. Hay ~.

Thlrty-tso u the - asnlors ln ths
ss,-ss Z m.aieins ~ one st-t nj
IN nosDitAla Ihs colieEs mao more ~
anests th4n u could nn Ths yth.f
sitions because they si-h 70 bsEin l.
practice 81 medicine a. once
The only sirl IA the ciAss. Dr. Mabel
sppsinfmsnt ~ ths iafsest haSSiisI
Bellevue. Ia New York
Tho-. VINO nave been appointed ar
Dayton n 7. renbgrWood. kin0sck
= r. stutsnan. Daytsn. o. Miami Nat-
= Hospital Dayton g = bozmsa.
SEEDS. HnIisrds. TO 81 Frsneis Hospitals
Columbus. Mabel u godding. Eindlay.
% se1 nc hssRi,si NT toss Sits.
M@rys 90 ono VALLEY General hosPi-
Jacksonio~n. to II Eiizabsth Hospital.
J. II Dunn. Columbus. L. l.. Prick
dria. q. Sislsy. ssldsn. 10 Mt. carmel
Hospital coluuDus. }. 7 Gibbons. Nes
Plymouth. = = Hattsry. ceiina, ,. y.
al, Columbus. p l. Heimlck. zanss-
vile. W p Million. s~sneeavilis, 20
HOMEGROWN City Hospital. { ". Irish.
u. J. LslthaussI. defiance T. o. Mc-
Gormick. Nj Vernon; . y MetzEer.
Toledo. ~; slbsrt w~aDskoneta. to
Kingston, n. sehuette. Kenton. 90 Grant
HOSPITAL Columbus n a Minthorn.
S is%SSs Il +. k sS cls'I pi hiiGsP.'aasi o SG-
70 Springfield CITY Hospital, srrinEnsld.
. J. g ssrgsnts Troy. 20 children.- Hos
Cleveland. 20 81. Alexis Hospital. cievS
land.
Prominent nnancisrs OF The United
states have been engaged 20 deliver ad-
dresses at the convention OF the ohio
Bankers Association which VIII be held
At Cedar Point June 2s-A. The progrnm
was today. Among those VIM
will make addresses are W. 5. Evans or
Philadeiphia. president Of the American
aFer OF the foreign department Of the
National City Rank u New York. A. a.
Leach, president of the Investment
Bankers Association Of America. Clay
Herrlck, o fthe research department %
Ernst 4 Ernst. accountants, Cleveland.
* Fanehsr governor OF the Cieys-
rector % the Pan-American Union.
Harry :. HAN. state superintendent OF
closed up the affairs Of three state
banks which have been IN course OF
liquidation. They are the Farmers and
Merchants Bank Of Custer. Wood coun-
W, which paid depositors s9.s on the
dollar; the Merchants ana Miners Bank
~ N~elsonNtllo. the depositOrs being paid
PIN full by the owners. and the Ohio
/. state Savings Bank ~ Liberty Center.
in which the depository were paid 81;
= began payment Of "a second dividend 90
hl2L per cent 20 dcposltors % the Bank
kof freeport, in Harrison county a new
state bank e. being organized TO take
4 the place Of the Bank of freeport. IL
II will have "A capital OF $4,000.
Y since entering upon Ms duties. under
II appointment hy Gov. Willis. Mr.. Hall
has made reforms which save the de
psrtment thousands OF dollars each
4 year.
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the place Of the Bank OF Freeport 10
will have "A capital OF $4,000.
Y since entering upon Ms duties. under
II appointment hy Gov. Willis. Mr.. Hall
has made reforms which ave the de
partment thousands OF dollars each
year.
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LlBERTYVlLLE.

Kenneth, the two-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Stansberry who met
with a serious accident Sunday by be-
ing kicked by blind horse is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Eyestone and
children arrived here Sunday from
Campbell, Mimi Mr.. Eyestone has rent
ed the Allen Pierson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson of OF
tumwa and Mrs. Roy Robertson and
two children of Long Beach, Calf.
spent Sunday at the c. Vaught home.
Loren Fishel who was taken sudden
ly III last Tuesday and taken to the
Fairfield hospital is better at this time
and was taken to his home Wednesday
William Watkins of Alexander, Mo-.
is visiting at the Abe Maddix home.
Mrs. Fay Riggs spent Tuesday visit
ing relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. Ella Pratt of Davenport Is here
visiting with relatives.
Ed Sellers and daughter are visiting
relatives in Table Grove, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cupp OF Bloom
field visited over Sunday at the Jack
Coleman home.
c.. G. Watkins Of Des Moines visited
last week at the S. II. Watkins home.
Dir. Herrick Of Ottumwa was a caller
here Tuesday
Pauline Clinkenbeard Of Fairfield
spent Wednesday at the Charlie Leppo
home.
Mrs. Lee Lovelist was taken TO the
Ottumwa hospital Monday where she
was operated on for appendicitis. She
is in a serious condition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-19
OLD MAN ASKS TO
BE PUT INTO JAIL

Davenport, Oct. lev. II. Jones,
an aged man, former inmate Of the
county farm, appeared at police head
quarters discouraged because OF his
declining health and asked for a
term in Jail until he could recover his
health.
Il have no place to stay" he told
Capt. Schluetter, land I must have
help until can get we'll"
He was lodged for the night and a
technical charge Of vagrancy was
placed against him. This morning
when he appeared before Acting Mag
istrate Phil Daum he repeated the re.
quest.
DO you think Is days will be
euough?'' he was asked.
Yes, Maybe, Is or 20 days. he
said. ii would go out to the hospital
but I can't do It,"
Jones was given Is days in the
county Jail. and he will receive the
necessary care and treatment. He Is
more than 60 years of age and be.
cause of his lack Of sustenance and
shelter his health has been failing.
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j. S. RENO
GEO. S. LEELING, Props.
Col. D. G. Humble, Auet.
Watson Enyart, cisrk.
Morris Williams
HORSE Market

$50 FOR ENGLISH GUN HORSES
! have made a special deal with Lee
F1eener Of Des Moines to be at the Of
tumwa sale barn every Friday to take
English artillery horses at $3.50.
This calls for good sound horse to
. years old, standing 15A to 1S hands
and weighing 1900 to 1850. Any color
except light gray. This Is the same
price you could get either in Des
Moines or st. Louis. And cuts out the
profit Of the middle man, as Lee 10
buying directly for the English con-
tractors. Bring your horses in Friday
and you can get that price for them
without remaining through the auction.
Also we will have q lot Of other
buyers for French and Italian horses at
prices running from SIS to $3.50 and
southern mares from $50 to $11O Cash
your horses that are full aged and turn
them into year old mares. You can
sell horse that Is even or years
old for $3.50 II of the English type, and
replace with a good 1900 to 400 lb 8 or
4 year old mare around $3.50. l know
you can do this for l have the mares
to sell you.
If you can't bring in your horses send
Us word and We'll drive out.
NORRIS WILLIAMS
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ODD FELLOWS TO
MEET AT WATERLOO

Waterloo, Oct. 16.--Iowa Odd fell
lows and Rebekahs will meet in Wa
terloo, October 1928 inclusive, to at
tend the annual state convention OF
the Grand Lodge and subordinate or
ders. More than 600 delegates will
attend. 0. H. Sweeney Of Waterloo
VIII be installed as Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge Of Iowa, to succeed
Mac. j. Randall Of Cedar Rapids.
A feature of the state meeting will
be the parade on October 20, in which
more than 5000 visiting Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are expected to partici-
pate. The lodge at Marshalltown has
notified the committee that 1t will
send zoo members with a band on
special train for the parade, and 9TH
er lodges will also be represented.
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HILLS BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Morrison and fam
lily attended the 40th wedding anniver-
sary of their parents near Keosauqua
the first Of the week
Ore Farley and Mrs. Paul Farley
went to Fl Madison Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church gathered about twenty bushels
Of hickory nuts.
Revs. Carroll and APPEL attended the
evangelistic meetings at Utica last
week
Will Burlington and family have
moved into the DR.. Howe property
north of the railroad.
J. w. Blackford and G.. F. Hoaglin
were Keosauqua visitors Saturday.
Mrs Mary Alton left a few days ago
for Walla Walla, Wash, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Dollie Hague.
The first quarterly conference will be
held at the NJ. E. church Saturday aft
ernoon at g.: 30.
Roy Morrison is in charge of the sta
tion at West Point during the absence
Of the regular agent.
Several from here will take their
babies to the contest at Mt. Pleasant
next Saturday.
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EDDYViLLE

The Reliable society Of the Christian
church was entertained on wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Lloyd
Townsley The hostesses were Mrs
Townsley, Mrs. Milt Clark, Mrs. Geo
Berry, Mrs. John Hendryx and Mrs. A
Danforth. The subject of the program
was IN charge of Mrs. Berry. Much in
formation Of interest was gained from
the papers read. A large number were
present and a very interesting meeting
was held. 500
DR.. and Mrs. Wray and little daugh-
ter Of Abba were guests Thursday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Odem.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Vance returned on
Friday from business trip to Chi
cago.
Miss Estella Akers who is visiting
Mrs. w. B. De Tar during her illness
spent Thursday with relatives in OF
tumwa.
A. Stuber is critically i'll this week
at his home In ,Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs.s-Geo. Havera have re-
turned to their home a Pasadena, Calf,
after a short visit with relatives in Ed
dyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed England drove to
Atlantic Thursday In their car and
will visit for time with relatives.
j. S. Oldham who has been in the
grocery business here the past year has
decided to locate in Monroe. The fam
lily will move to their new location
about Nov. /. The people Of Eddyville
are sorry to lose this good family.
u. B. McNeese has received the sad
news Of the death of his brother in law
Mrs. James Grammar at Chicago. Mr..
Grammar was we'll known in Eddyville.
Mrs. Jake Cornelius is visiting this
week at the parental Fin Bedford
home.
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ELDON

p. A. Quigley and daughter, Nellie OF
Bellefontaine, Ohio, arrived In Eidon
today for visit at the home OF Master
Mechanic Frank Nachtrieb.
e. Forest attended the Shrine meet
ing in Keokuk yesterday,
Mrs. Edna Ross and children OF
Washington were in the city Friday on
business.
The Bay Views will hold their next
meeting with Mrs. Bessie Bundy oct.
20.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist church held an all day quilting at
the home Of Mrs Lucy Deford.
The Shakespeare club will be held
at the homo Of Mrs H. P. Trumbo on
Wednesday Oct. 20.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson left for her
home in Galva, Ill.,, today. She was &C
companied by her mother Mrs. f. h.
Harlin for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Ed Friend is visiting this week
in Manly with her brother Everett.
A. B. Hicks living east OF town, sold
his farm to Fred Fisher Of Barnes City
and expects to move to Colorado In the
spring.
Granville Huffstutter leaves today
for a two weeks visit with relatives at
his old home In Ohio, and Pittsburgh.
Pa
Mrs. VIM. Crawford left today for
visit with the family Of her brother w.
E. Spurbeck near Douds-Leando.
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MONTEZUMA LINE
TO BE ELECTRIFIED

Muscatine, Oct 16.-Positive assur-
ance has been given that the Monte
yuma branch Of the Rock Island is to
be electrified, the property having
been leased, exclusive of the rolling
stock, worth $2,500,0O0, for fifty years.
A corporation with capital of $780,
600 has been formed under the name
Of the Muscatine & Iowa City railroad
company, and it Is stated that A. D.
Bowen will head the new company.
Nudge and Dickinson receivers OF
the Rock Island, have set their seal OF
approval on the deal, and committee
headed by Bowen are now In Mime
apolis selecting the cars to be used.
similar to the ones in use in that city
The road will reach twenty-five towns
and have a mileage of about 100
miles.
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LECTURES ON FLY
BEFORE CHILDREN

Muscatine, Oct. ia new idea In
combating the fly menace is being
tried out by Dr.. F.; H. Little, and that
he Is meeting with success in inter
esting the school children In the cam
paign is unquestioned, DR.. Little
has given several !, lectures on the
subject of personal and domestic
cleanliness before different grades Of
the city schools, and incidently the
fly, as a danger to public health. A
comprehensive chart illustrated
in such a manner as to be
understood by the most backward
pupil, is used by him in explaining
the hazards to be incurred from the
common house fly.