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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVER-
SITY NOTES.

The Y. M. c. A. is doing a
very efficient work under the lead
ership OF Rev. II. J. Bailey who
is young man Of capacity and is
aiming to be race bcnefactor.
The Y. w. c A. is playing
their part in Collie ge life by plac-
iag the right influence around our
girls we have long since recogniz-
ed the fact that any race is lifted
no higher than its women. Miss
Corine Wright is wisely directing
this department too much cannot
be said OF Miss Wright's ability
as leader.
Our literary and debating soci-
ety had their election two weeks
ago. and had their installation OF
officers Friday night it is now un-
der the leadership OF Mr.. A +
Williams.
The foot ball season has now
started and all athletic inclined
gentlemen are looking forward to
great pleasure in that sport.
Sunday School was held in the
chapel at 5 O'Clock Sunday and
religious services were held in the
evening under the wise leadership
OF PROT. Stockler. our Language
instructor Rev. DR.. A. M Town
send president Of Gus university
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
WMAINE ILL.
Notice.

This is to notify all the church
es chmposing the East Mt. Olive
Baptist Association that the Ist,
Executive Board will convene
with the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church, OF Golconda. Tue sday
before the 2nd. Sunday in Nov.
Rev. A ] Bowers and his good
people are preparing Tor all of the
messengers. All members OF the
Board must comply with sec. IL
OF the Rules OF Decorum.
w. P. washington, d. d.
Moderator.
A n Bradley. Cor. Sec'y
Dewmaine.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
OBITUARY.

George Loweiy. was born in
ovington. Ky. he came to thi,
city several years ago. In his
boyhood he was raised by white
parents. who were very good anc
kind to him.
He Joined the Ist Baptist church
this city several years ago ano
lived in said church until he died
He was married TO Mrs. Norsi.
Tatum in 1905 under the pastor
ate OF Rev. A. ]. Cromwell He
was kind and loving father to
his family.
He died at the age OF SO years.
Funeral from the church We'd
nesday Oct. 27th. Rev ]. w.
Davie pastor. officiating.
He leaves to mourn their loss.
a wife. one son and two step-sons
and host OF relatives and fr lends.
Peace to his ashes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
SPARTA.

Mr.. Editor:
4 am glad Il rhe pea
sure to say Through the columns
Of your worthy psper.
The Sunday School was opened
At the usual hour by the Superin-
tsndent ]. N. Haynes. All the
teachers we're present
AT fi:2o a. IN. the hour hav-
ing arrived owing 10 the Condition
OF the west end OF our church
being torn away for repairs rem
d ring IL incs nvrnient for preach
ing. the church proceeded into a
prayer and praise se vice.
Mrs. Jane Johnson OF Eden unit
ed with the church and eveyonc
10 the house enjoyed the services.
AT s.2o p m the d Y p. U.
met a. usual the president Mrs.
An nda Haynes presiding
The scip,u'e topic was Tim.
6:i7 which was opened by Mrs.
Amanda Owens and was well dis.
cussrd by different ones. The
meeting was we'll attended.
The Sewing Circle is doing 4
great work under the leadership
OF Mr., ID. Browning
At 1880 p. IN. the church re-
assembled in another prayer and
praise service and the meeting
va, erjoyed by all and made a
spiritual one.
Our church is expected 10 be
ready for preaching services by
the Ist Sunday.
A. "a. M Sunday morning
Mr.. Howard Covington was taken
seriously sick With the cramps
and is not much better at this
writing.
Mr.. A Anderson Is very sick
~ this writing.
J. j. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
New Shoe Store.


The White House Shoe Mart is
the name OF the New shoe store
that is to open its doors to the
public next Saturday in the Eritts
Block on Ferry Street, We had
a talk with the management and
he informed us that he desired the
patronage of our people and would
guarantee them fair treatment.
He will deal exclusive in shoes
and hosiery for the whole family
Call on him.
PERCY EPSTEIN. is the Manager.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05

SISTED by Rev. ]. N. Washington
the s. S. and b. Y. Y. u Miss.
ionary. God surely has met his
people here
Rev Washington Ieft the city
Tuesday after organizing thc Il,
Y p. u. Cfsdlc Roll and the
Home Department.
There is a disposition 70 lead
the district in all OF these depart
ments Let the other department
oil the district look well to thci'
laurels.
Rev. Washington left for Pa.
du -ah. KY. where he will leave
Tor Nashville. Tenn to attend
Roger Williams Theological In
stitutc this cemcfer.
Miss Bertha Howard. Cerilda
Thomas and George Wade are
sill on the sick list.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
NOTICE.

The Institute and Executive
Board OF the East Mt Olive Bap
tist Association will convene with
the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
Golconda. illinois. on Thursday
before the and Sunday in Novem :
ber 1915. Aiimembers and con-
s'ituents are inyited and specially
requested to be present.
Program follows or rather ! had
in mind to say to all the ministers
composing the association, that
you are members ofthe board and
care expected 10 attend to help {
make the Board Meeting a sue
ess.
Our opportunities Tor doing
good in the cause OF Christ on the
mission field Is better than ever
before. SO let Us play well our
part while the opportunity pre-.
walls 1t is said that success
comes TO them that wait, there is
an important word left out and
that word is work or labor. sue.
cess comes to them that labor
and wait.
Nov brethren. you have four
weeks to prepare for that meeting
please arrange your business sto
be present. and II you find that
you cannot be present. remember
that il is an expense to them tina
to attend. and since we arc at
tending TO your business by your
order. remember the request O
the association. that those who
could not attend would send up
one dollar to help take care OF the
expenses Of the board. we are ex-
pccting you to keep your word
| hope no communication will
come up to the board saying that
| am in a meeting and cannot be
present. for the work Of your dis
trict in its sphere is just as Inn
portant as your Church work is in
its sperc. and am praying that
the Ministry OF our district will
soon come to see it that way
w. P. WASHINGTON.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05

Dear Editor

Dear Editor:
Please allow me &c
say thru the columns OF your pa
per that we had very interest.
ing Quarterly Meeting. also az
interesting Woman Mi.s;onsr,
meeting and Sunday School Con.
vention
Delegates from the Free Bap.
tist church this city.
Rev. ]. II. Patterson. pastor.
Miss Mamie Barnett.
Mr. ]. b. Davy.
Mr.. ]. A. Baker.
Sunday School Convention.
Miss Mary +. Davy.
Woman Missionary
Sister Rosa B. Davy who rep.
resented by. letter her and hei
work. also the condition OF the
Missionary Society which was a.
dopted.
The President OF the Woman s
Missionary Society OF the EDDY
vile District promises to visit
the. Society here in the near iu-
ture.
We were nicely treated by the
good people Of Paducah, KY,
may God bless them.
J. b. Davy.
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was his able assistant.

was utS oOtC osotSsaub'
Halloween was celebrat ID by
some OF the Students playing some
pranks as usual Fl citing the stud
ent body.
would like TO keep interest up
in Southern Illinois in our B Y
2. u and S. S work some OF oul
last organized unions are now
started to outsrip everybody in
point OF souls saved members ad-
ded and money sent to the con-
veniion also increased interest
generally. | would like to say to
all churches in the Mt Olive dis
trict that have no b. Y. P. u. 10
organize one at once and to get
ready and meet me in Carbondale
IN iune.
We are aiming to make this the
red letter meeting OF the district
get your white suits and be ready
TO fall IN line
] N. Washington
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
HARRISBURG.
Dear Editor /:

Dear Editor:
Mt. Pleasant Bap
tist church had rally Sunday
Oct. 3Ist and raised $Ie4 4I
Rev. Geo. Brown. preached al
2:3o p. m.
Rev. Thompson pastor preach
ed at eleven and at night. Coco
attendance at both meetings.
United States Senator, candi
date for president on the Repub
lican ticket made an address il
the city Oct. 3Ist.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
MARRIED

Mr.. Shelby Embry age 28 ol
North Carolina. and Miss Or.
phetta L. Robinson. age 20. oi
this city were quietly married .,
the Office 81 Squire Liggett.
Tuesday evening. Nov. and.
Mt. Embsy is an employe Of
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
MURPHYSBORO.

Mr.. Editor:
Please allow me space
IN your worthy paper 70 say few
good words.
The Mt Gillian Baptist church
and Sunday School are doing
nicely here.
Rev. j. II. Hilley the pasto,
is out OF town on account of the
illness OF his son at Colps.
We had preaching Sunday
night by Rev. John Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4 Grimes, ol
Murphysboro arc visiting their
daughter Mr.. P. L. Joplin OF St.
Louis.
49,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05


Union Bridge and Construction
Co.. and has been here only a
short time. but by his appear
ance he is very industrious and
undoubtedly he will make kir d
husband -s.
Miss Robinsonis graduate OF
Dunbar High School IA. and an
ex-typo of the Illinois Anchor.
She is the daughter OF J w. Rob-
inson. this city.
We the Gazette wish them
much success.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05

The revival here are doing fine
three OF the stouecst hearted sim
ne.s have prcffessed hope ia
Christ. Rev. Vim Thomas is
conducting the services, being as
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05

George" sho asked. III We wers
both young and single again would
yon want me to be your wife?' Now.
my dear." hs absent-mindedly replied
WHAT'S tho ase OF trying TO start a
quarrel just a. we have settled dowr
70 enjoy . quiet evening g,"--Ch,caae
Reccrd- Herald.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-05
Donations to Unity Baptist
church at Corner Stone
one dollar and over

Rev. J. b. McCrary $lo. 90
Henry Fitzgerald 500
J. H Yarbrough I.5o
James Baker 100
Wash Shelton 100
Aaron Green 100
Eliza Baker 100
H. w. Hoiiheid 90
Kew. w. n. Cole Io 90
w. NJ. Guy 100
Richard Winston 100
Willis Jones 100
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AGENCY.


Mrs. W. D. Eye received word that
her sister Miss Anna lawson who IL
missionary to India had landed safely
in San Francisco and after visiting thu
exposition will go to Colorado where
she will visit sister for q while then
come here to visit relatives. She is on
a vacation, having not been home for
six years.
Rev. Decker Of Moravia visited over
night here with trends.
The name of Miss Ada Connolly who
was elected teacher In the Agency
schools was left out OF the published
list last week superintendent has
not yet been selected.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Ruiz, son.
E. M. Bickle shipped car OF hogs to
st. Louis last week.
Mrs T.. A. Rifle visited In Eddyvill<
last week.
Rev. C. s. Cooper delivered q fine ad
dress Sunday morning.
Mrs VIM Bickle Is very sick.
James Graham was thrown of of Z;
disc and had his arm severely cut OF
Monday.
j. r. McMinn and Emanuel Sterner
two aged men, are very Ill.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give two course supper at thS
church Saturday evening April II.
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PALMER GOSPEL
SERVICES CLOSED

Fairfield, April ia two weeks
series of gospel services conducted at
Salina by Eugene Palmer was closed
Sunday evening with an immense
audience present. The Fairfield Cos
pei team took part in the closing
meeting and there were about eighty
conversions during the meetings, a
great number of whom were men.
Mr.. Palmer was assisted by Gus
Scott, Henry Monson and Miss Ruth
Krumbotts. Besides the 7 .ge number
of converts and the great interest
shown in these meetings, the work has
resulted in the organization of the
Salina gospel team which will be d.
rected by William Krumbotz and
Elmer johnson. Under the leadership
Of the new team the meeting will
Ehe continued this week, the services
Veing held in the Lutheran church.
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You Can't Keep Both
Chickens and Rats

Farm and Fresde the natiohal 1ar
paper published at Springfield Ohio Thorpe writes an
interesting article entitled Safety With This Years
Chicks" for needless losses anu
gives many practical suggestions how these losses may oe
ayerted On the subject keep chickens your place
Is overrun with rats Mr. Thorpe Says:
pouryman know went out OF the business because
the rats killed the he could hatch hem MS
vanned with skeletons OF
hcen He was putting stones IN the
holes in the yard those in his coops
"A thorough ratking the first thing to undertake IN such
case ad see through finish Use traps or poison OF
both Finally, hens and brooders TOO = IN rat
proof made by metal lining concrete noo'' OF
alAer ratexcuding contrivances
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ABEL MAN HIGH IN
MASONIC CIRCLES

Abel, April 13.-J. w. Russell of
this city, who died Saturday at Neva-
da, who was resident here since
1871, was an energetic, active and
public spirited citizen, always inter-
ested in promoting the welfare of the
community in which he lived. For
twenty-five years he was member
of the Abel school board and for an
equal number of years trustee Of the
Thomas D. Gregg fund. He was a
shriner and a thirty-third degree
Mason; in Masonry he has always
maintained a keen interest. He was
very ardent republican and very &C.
tive in politics until the later years OF
his life. The funeral will be a public
funeral and will be on Monday. He
was married October %, 1874, to Flora
M. Holland. To this union We're born
six children: Hortense, who died In
infancy; Thomas L. Russell Louise
Russell and Cedric E. Russell, all OF
Abel, and Earl w. Russell of Los
Angeles, California. and Mrs. Lulu
Clarke of Billings, Mont.
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LAMONT MEN ARE
GETTING BUSY NOW

Lamont, April IA big booster or.
ganization has been formed here as the
result Of great meeting at which
Capt. John F. Merry of Manchester,
prominent railroad man for many
years IA. M. Cloud of Manchester and
Others were speakers. The first meet
Ing, which was held In the opera house
which was packed, resulted in second
ed with fifty-seven leading men as
where a commercial club was organic
members. The following officers were
elected: W.. A. Abbott, president: G.
T. Ross, vice president; T. w. Rogers,
secretary and John Goldsmith, treas
urer:- A board of directors was also
elected as follows: William Dopp, J.
F.. Redmond, John Elliott, O. C. Glad
win, r. A. Greenawait, Sigmund Krues-
sci, Jr., and F. w. Rhines.
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TWO WEDDINGS
AT CHARLTON

Charlton. April ia quiet wedding
was solemnized at the Baptist parson-
age in Charlton yesterday afternoon,
April IL, at 1880 o'clock, the contract
ing parties being George w. McFar-
land and Miss Bertha Jones, both of
this place. The ceremony was per-
formed by Dew. Herbert ]. Bryce in the
presence of only a few witnesses. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS
M. Jones. Both are we'll known and
highly respected young people and will
receive the congratulations and good
wishes Of host of friends. They will
reside on what is known as the Maple
Wild farm west of this city.
George Mason, Jr. and Miss Ivy
Langford, both of this place, were
quietly married at the clerks Office In
the court house in Charlton on Satur-
day afternoon, April 10, at three
o'clock, Rev. Buhrl Gilpin, pastor Of
the Christian church, performing the
ceremony. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Langford. The
groom is an employee at the Central
mine. They will reside in Charlton and
will receive the congratulations of
many friends coupled with their good
wishes.
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WOMEN COULD NOT
DECIDE ON MEETING

Cedar Falls. April $50 spirited
was the rivalry between Des Moines
and Cedar Rapids delegations in their
efforts to land the 1917 meeting of the
Iowa congress of Mothers and Parent.
Teachers association for their respec.
tive cities, that the seventh biennial
convention adjourned its three day ses-
sion here without choosing the meeting
place for the next biennial convention.
The matter was left in the hands of the
board of directors, the strength of
which is said to be about evenly divid-
ed between the two principal contend
ers for the biennial gathering. The
board expects to meet at Iowa City,
May 20, during the convention of the
State Federation of Womans clubs,
when the question of the biennial con.
vention city will probably come up for
disposal.
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COOPERATIVE co.
IS NOW ORGANIZED

Extra, April ia general meeting
Of the members of the Extra Coopera-
tive company was held in the Danish
Brotherhood hall. The work of or
ganizing, begun at former meetings,
was continued. The temporary board
of directors, chosen at the last meet
ing, submitted a set of articles of in
corporation and bylaws which were
adopted without change. Eighteen
candidates we're then nominated for
permanent position on the board of
directors and the following nine were
elected to serve for the coming year:
r. G. Nancarrow, P. M. lessen, H. A.
Nelson, George Mccall, J. B. j. Lohn-
er, William Ridgeley, Chris Wolf, Able
Stone and w. F. Williams. The new
board Of directors met directly after
the general meeting and proceeded to
elect their officers for the year. The
following were chosen: P. M. lessen,
president: II. A. Nelson, vice presi.
dent; j. B. j. Lohner, secretary, and
r. G.. NancarrOW, treasurer.
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"HARD LUCK" IS
HIS MIDDLE NAME

Iowa City, April 13.-Robert Fack'
Ter of Iowa City claims the palm as
Iowa's most unfortunate man. Hard
Luck is my middle name" he declar-
ed, when a cake of ice fell on his left
hand and partly crushed it. He had
previously fallen and broken wrist,
following fall which injured his spine
and another that tore two ribs loose
and fractured two others. His daugh-
ter, Clara, was taken to the hospital
today to undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis, and his sister fell and broke
her ankle. Prior to this chapter of ac-
cidents, his aged father. J. w. Fackler,
fell down an elevator shaft in local
store and was killed
Iowa City, April 13 Iowa City's pop
ulation was increased to the extent OF
twenty-five souls, when a colony OF
Italians, newly arrived from Sicily,
located here. Under master mechanic
they will engage in granite work.
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CHARGE MAN WITH
GIVING BOY LIQUOR

Manchester, April 13.-Acting upon
evidence presented during it's recent
meeting, the grand jury returned true
bill against Charles Haigh Of Earlville,
charged with giving liquor to the 49,
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Derr Of that place. Haigh was arrest
ed and gave bond for his appearance
in court later
1t is charged that the liquor which
Haigh is said to have given the Derr
boy not only caused the latter to be-
come intoxicated blu made him SO i'll
that medical attendance was necessary.
Upon being questioned, the boy i'm.
plicated Haigh, whereupon the parents
of the youngster filed complaint with
County Attorney Yoran.
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ALBA.

Mrs. w. V. Cooper and son Ray, Of
Lovilia are visiting at the E. N. Han
kins home the first Of this week.
Mrs Martin Malley Of Des Moines
was a guest of her parents Mr.. anc
Mrs. ]. E. Benton last week.
John Patrick, age "A. Bussey, Ia, an6
Miss June M. Tyrell, age 81, Bussey
were issued a marriage license Apri
10.
Earl T. Moore, Eddyville. age % an6
Miss Mabel Edith Perry, age 18, Ed
dyville, were issued marriage license
April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Glancavick and
Mrs. Mike Carnego visited over Sun
day with relatives in Charlton.
Marion Woodcock who has been WIS.,
ting relatives in the country has re-
turned to his home in Greenfield, la.
Paul Truessel has returned to his
work in the military school at Mexico
Mo, after few days visit at home.
Mrs Martha Hayden who spent the
winter with her daughter Mrs. John
Mercer, has returned to her home in
Monmouth, Ill.
Miss Elba Dewey visited the last OF
the week in Chilicothe with Mrs
Jane MCGEE and daughter Mrs. May
Ellingwood Of Colorado.
VIM. Glenny who has been guest al
the home Of his grandfather G. l.. Rabl1
has returned to his home in Minneapo-
lis Mimi
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NEW TRAIN TO RUN
OUT FROM MOULTON

Des Moines, April 13.-Changes
which are to be made in the schedules
of Wabash service will provide better
shopping trains for Des Moines. An
extra train will be put on between Des
Moines and Moulton. This train will
leave Moulton at7 o'clock in the morn
ing, arriving in Des Moines at 1880
Returning it will leave Dea5 Moines at
o'clock in the afternoon, thriving at
Moulton at 80 o'clock.
The night train leaving this city at
8 O'Clock for ST. Louis will leave an
hour later, giving ample time to work
the mail from the north. 1t will aid
passengers making connections in this
city for the south.
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SHELDON BOOSTING.

Sheldon, April ia second booster
meeting of business men In Sheldon.
following 6 o'clock dinner in Frater.
nifty hall, heard a speech from Secre-
tary Bradley of the Atlantic CONNER
cial club. Reports Of committees APP
pointed at the meeting last month
showed the organization of a building
and loan association with about 1000
shares subscribed. There were 100
business and professional men pres
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BIGGEST YEARL,No HOO.

Knoxville, April 13.-G. A. Perry.
nine miles southwest OF Knoxville,
claims to be- owner OF the largest year
ling hog In Iowa. The animal weighed
sos pounds the day he was year old
and Is OF the big type Poland Chins
breed. The animal stands three feet
high. measures five feet around the
chest and five feet one and three
fourths inches at the flank. Mr.. Perry
proposes to make him weigh 500
pounds by October.
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NEW HAMPTON MAN
WILL SAIL FOR u. S.

New Hampton, April 13.-The Rev.
Edwin F. Lee, who is pastor of the
Union church of Manila, Philippine is.
lands, is preparing to leave for the
United States. According to the plans
the Rev. Lee and wife will arrive at
San Francisco the last of May. He
was formerly pastor of the Methodist
church Of this city. The Rev. Lee Is a
son of Mrs. Andrew Lee of Assam.
Mrs. Lees parents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Dorman, reside at Fayette.
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Railroad Time Tables
G. N. q st. P. TRAINS

6. N. a ST. p. TRAlN0
No. 0sInq Southwest. Osoarl
6A-Southwest Limited 1:l5a. m
SA-kansas City Local !. 1918 .. m
S3B-Ottumwa to Seymour $3.50 .. m.
ssB-Local freight ........ 700 Z. a,
Going East, via cut-off
sA-Davenport. Chicago. s:i iS .. n
12A-Leave Junction ... 12:l0a al
4 stub train will leave station
for Junction at 11:40 p. "a, re- s
turning arrive at station. at
IL: IL q. m.
Merien Line, Going North
4B-Ced. Rapids. Savanna,
Cnicago ....... ....... $50 q. m
Jacob Huber's force OF men are
now working on the Hopewell church
Walter Gchoech from near Ples SAINT
Home was a recent guest at the Her
man Hunter home.
sSB-Local freight ........ $50 4. IA
Marion Line. Coming South, =
l0SB-Fr0m Marion 1890. l0:i6. m
51B-From Marion ..... 1878 q. m
S7B-Local freight ...... 400 q. n
A-Daily
B-Except Sunday.
Local freights depar. from ana term.
mate Ottumwa Junction.
Locals s2B and 93B run on Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
T. II. Jacobs. Agea..