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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
BrutpHtnutPtt.
9eu amerifanife &esiern1g nebles-
ger Eroteit moo 8eilagleggelien
al amerifanif Hpit.

gSa1bington Sen 27oe Mai. (Mf
Garl 9. 8roat). miniltrationen
penter tilliosf fulot ct burtig pg gl1ns
]tig Spar paa i'm Nroteltnote til gng,
lono og 0ro1frige moo 8ellaglgg=
gelie al omerifanlt Nolt. Set Dn1te-
oes fra l(0enrlgsoepartementet at
forelpbige sSorbanolinger nellem
9lnl6aslaogr Spring-9fice og 9epar-
tementet boDoe gipet oct sSnotrDf> at
England agter at fpie Jig e Tter De
clnerifonlfe arap.
Sagen moo gnglano lom fremltil<
let ben III afienote geote er:
9(t ENGLAND tpirger neutrale Sfi-
be ino til fine Sapne eller opertaler
9ompifibslinjer til at anlgbe Stor=
brito1n1ien og 0erpua un6erlgger $50
'1telt, 1on1 oe Noreneoe stater flyer er
ufrpnfelig.
st england fife bor iporet paa
pisle gll11fter Sen tioligere Yo1t-
Yrotelt.
st 9ilbogebol6elle af Sfibe for
llnoeripgelie al oere5 Yolt ct u6eret-
tlget.
9(t oe alliereoes @onolen1aaoe er
Strio n1eo 8efienotgjgrelien al 150e
6ebrlar og 9aager=&onpentionel1S
YoIt-poragrof.
9(t oe Joreneoe Stoter bil ipge
Sfa6eserl ltatning for oe tioligere
Iilfeloer.
9lt en6og Sc 6orene6e Staters Of
ficielle po1t bar b9ret frenfet.
Til Sh1tning erflerer oe Jorene=
be Gtater tpoelig> at oct life lGnger
oil taale oe 9llliere0es 9an0lemaaoe.
lloenoln bette pller 6et Jig iom
Jorfjpntper for l1elttrale 9fetttgbe=
Ser peo i'm &1m6gjprelie ONT, at en
frigfgrenoe Wagt life fam p9re
9on1mer og SurD ooer tine egne
ar9nfeller al international 2op
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01

Sen Stiff efter ssSernbanetonces1to'
ner Gorm al 2an6 og &onta1tter,
lom berife6e / 6O-Marene, biofsrte ct
forfproeligt Rraeb. 0iSie Sernbane-
foretoge116er iaDneoe ct fomnere1elf
og financielt ioli6 @runolag. 81
nanspa11ite1 / 1878 gap oen1 0pos-
Itpbet. ct. Yaul & Baeiftc gane11
par blun6t oe fallere6e Joretagelt'
ser. 1a Sill ian1men meo nogle
andre gap Zig til at reorgannere
oenne 8ane og forldge at br1nge
Grafifen paa Sooe, mente man. at
set par ct 6un1oriltigt Joretage1oe.
Men ban bap6e en- uroffelig Fro paa
geor6pel tens Jremtio. 0en 13oe
Dearts 1878 blep en- SDerensfomlt
iluttet 1ne6 8anens bollanoite SIT
teresjenter. 9lftierne logjoroe S6,<
100000, og SbligationsglRloen n1eo
forfulone Henter bar nplten $685.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01

Son1es Seron1e Sill bar oprit1oe'
Zig 8anaoier, febt paa en- Garm n9r
@uelpb, Ont, oen 160e September
1888. Sine @utteoage tilragte ban
meo Soroarbeibe. 9uns Jorglore,
Ser begge iom ganlfe unge bapoe mo-
pan0ret ira Srla116, par I 1aapas
gooe Snllten0igbe0er at De fl&n<
Sc gipe bam en- Sfoleu60annel=
le. 9on fit ct iolio Grunolag t
6e forlfjellige alnolfabsgrene og pi=
lte Jig neget lerenen og lerpillig.
S Be unge Gage, oa ban leoe0e fjernt
fra Sen 1tore Sonolingernes Beroel1,
par ban life libet al en 9rpnuner,
og noar ban bapoe Sio til oet> ltreife=
Sc ban ofte omfring / 5fogene n1eo
8ogen | 9aan0en. Sfte lagbe ban
9ogen till li6e og orpn1te om en- liplig
perlen0e og epentgrlig 6relnti0.
Suns 2ltftfal teller 1tprteoe 1a,nmeu
peb 6aoerens 9p0. &an bar oa IS
9lar. Sa0eren boo6e / oe ii0lte 9(ur
libt ltore Sab, oa Gnfen % 9prnene
| lao igien nelten 11Oen Weioler Sra
mi al maatte BON flanpe for en- 5til.
ling. Sor at faa Nenge til at ora-
&c til Oct lpfterige @elten tog bnn
Ani inttelie bos en- 2anobanbler og
funoe oerpeb foru0en at lmoerboloe
Wooeren 1pare liot Nenge op.
Otter tire 9(ars Sienelte forlob ban
lit gan1le 9jem pg reilte / 1860 til
ct. Nol1l, Minn. S gegpn0elien par
Silpprelien baaro for Sen unge aa=
naoier. San par fprlt 5lauer> tjente
to Collars ON Gagen pe0 at bare
gpn1ner og anore Gurer pau i'm Sing
on1boro Wisitsiippibamperne. ST.
|
ter Ell Sios syorlpb bot ban iaa bel=
oig at faa Yolt ion &o11toriit hos
| dubuque & ct. Yaul Bacfet Cont
pam. Ser TOM ban for fprlte Sang
Ii 8erpriug meo nogle al Sransport=
peienets Yroblemer ga ban bap6e
lagt fig op liot Yerge, begpnote ban
en- Jorretning paa egen Saano ion1
Agert for NortbtpeIter Yacfet Cont
PAM, ligeiom ban oglau begpnote
mes geo= % 41tlbanoel. S 1872
git Sill &onpaniifab meo gtorman
g9. aittlon, og Jallesifab oreu oe
0on1plfibsfart nellem Moorbeao og
@innipeg. Set git goot meo bette
Joretagenoe, boilfet ianoipnligpis
inogap bann Eanfen on1 at fau fat i
glftierne Sen gamle ct. Yull &
Yacific c=9anelL iom 90 ltoo Ell Yris
! al II Gents pr. Mftie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
x-MinlatrrfnrRrttrt
sagem mob tire forbennarenbe 3eSai.
toba Wniitre % 8psn1eiter
SellD tager i'm 8esDnbelfe.

@innipeg ben 3Ote Wat. gn af
oe lterlte Netsiager Ganaoas 81.
ltorie begpnote ioag> oa tire forben-
perenoe Winiltre al Wanitobas Ste
giering og gDgnelteren for Yarla-
nentsbpgningerne, 1bomas aellD,
n1pote for CONNER Yrenoergalt og
en- SSurD anflaget for Sammenlppr-
gel1e ON at be0rage Negieringeu t
Wa1itoba for oper en- W1illion Sol.
lars peo gpgningen al ben npe Yar.
lamentsbpening. Sir R. g. Noblin
er oglaa anflaget for at babe poelagt
offentlige Oofunenter, ioet ban bar
reoet en- uSroer-i -in-Gouncil" no al
Sc offentlige Brotofoller, tilfienoen-
Sc 1bomas 8ellp Opisrelien af Sc.
gislatllrbpgningen for $85O,OOO. De
andre to tioligere Winiitre er Son.
S. 8. Sopoen og Son. George Golo.
pell. 9llle er lsslabt moo 500, 900
/ aaution, Ser blep ltillet tOag.
Son. W. s. Wontague, ben fieroe
Wirilter, Der par anflaget, er afgaaet
peb 0pben lioeu oe inoleoenoe Nets-
forbanblinger begpnote. Sagen MOB
Be anflageOe fsres af @eneralaooo-
fat Suoion og st. q. Bonnar, men
Jorlparet bar iifret fig glimrenbe
SuriIter fra eitlige Canada. Den
ierlte aamp bliper Baatalempnoig.
bebens sSorisg paa at faa aellps
Sag optaget fsrlt. 9ernalt fommer
|galget af Surp. Siotil bar aronen
n9gtet at lube Joriuaret le Surpno.
palget.
5bonlas aellp CT I Spngiel uoen
aaution, oa man irpgter for, at ban
|oil ilpgte, iaainart ban ier Jig An-
lebning til Oct, til De Soreneoe Sta.
ter, buor man nplig bolot paa at
procebere Ter Waaneoer for at
bringe bam tilbage fra Chicago.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
jim Fill nun.
5or fen1ti Aar iiben iimpel Mrbeiber
ct. Eaul. 8lep en- af 2anoets
itbrite Jinansgenier.

San1es s. @ill> Sernbanemagna-
ten, oe0e / lit @jem / ct Naul
Wanoag Morgen efter Sperationer
paa 2aaret og Baloe1L Ser bot ble=
ben inflammeret fra en- Bplo Iarnl=
fanalen. Den fgrlte Operation bleo
foretaget ollereoe Jreoag. 9proag
gftermiooag foretoges otter Opera
tio1L Der bar langt aloorligere, emo
set 6a blep antDbet. 9e befjenote
0oftorer MaDo fon1 fra Nocbelter
n1eo Grtratog og bleo biltaaet Spe=
rationerne al 9l1sl9gen Dr. S. g.
@ilftllon og Or. 9erman Biggs.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
Sat11es s. &ill.

100000 peo Sioen al Sen lebenbe
@ielo. 9lftierne moatte fiebes for
Yriler, ser par betD6elig bgiere eno
hpa0 De tioligere par blepet 16blot
for / oet aabne Weurfeb. gienoon=
r1en be- too al 2inier fra ct. Yaul
pia ct. Qlntbonp til Melro1e, en- 9lf=
1tanb al 104 W1il, % fra Winneapo=
lis til Breckenridge 207 Weil iarnt
to projeftereoe 2ir1ier. Sill blep
General Wanager. Sans nelte
Sfri0t bar / W1ai 1879 at pprette ct.
Yaul minneapolis % Weanitoba
ganen til at opertage oisle 8aner.
Oct rpe Spitem ubgjoroe allereoe
667 N3il. geu begDnote 2anoets us
pifli1g for 9(lDor. NeO 91iper 0alen
opfpl0tes al Settlere, og oet blep
inOlDlenoe, at 2inierne maatte an
legges peItoDer giennem 0afota.
llopioelierne paagif oglaa / anore
Metninger. S 1881 iifre0es en- 9ln=
oel / ct. Yuul & DULUTH 8anen.
Iermeb bapOe SpItemet facet 9lo=
gang til oe ltore Sn0lper. Set enc
Yroieft affpote oet anoet, og npe
Walfer pepeoes 1taoig Set Serbia
nenet, lom MI breOer Jig l1o oper bele
Noropeltelt mes 2inier fra Spilling-
bperne til oet itille SAB. $ 1889 bleo
@reut geortbern ganen oprettet for
at on1fotte ulle Sill5 ganer.
9en lite glopember 1881 blep Sill
&ompal1iets giceprg ioent og lninore
ems ct 9lar efter YreIioellt. 9enne
Stilltng inoebaooe ban mango
slar og efterfltlgtes al i'm Ssn 2ouis
| Is. Sill, boorpau ban lelp bleo SSor-
mano Gireftionen. Den lite Suli
1912 fratraaote ban ogIaa oenne
Stilling % efterfl1lgtes al i'm gpn
ioet Gurl 9t. 9rap blep oel1neS gfter=
n1an0. SSameS S. Sill blep oog
ltaaenoe lom Meolen1 al 9ireftionen.
S 1867 blep Sill gift meo Niiis
Warp S. Weebegan, meo bpem ban
blep fienot fort efter lin 4nfomlt til
| ct. SAUL. 9e bar bapt nj 9prn.
gn al 9etrene er gift meb 0r. ggil
9oecfluanlL Sgn al Sen pelfienote
llorlte 2ege Or. Gbouaro 8oect-
mann.
Mfbpoe bar ppet en- uo}traft Bel.
gierenbeo. 8lanot SsS1.ltitutioner,
iom ban bar betanft n,eo 8aper, er
oe norife Colleges, 2utber College oa
ct. Slaf College, Ser bar facet $50.
600 boer til fine gnoopner,t-5 5onos.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
Norf sfib al Stabelen i Gbieaes.

Chicago ben 25oe Waai. Den isrlte
Gceauoamper bpgget Der paa nj Mar.
en- s5elge al guropafrigen, pil gaa
al Stabelen Der paa Ssroas. Stibet
beoer ,,Sigrib Joltenes" eies al ct
norlf Hbeberi og Ifal gaa Brast.
fart mellem Norge % Nmerifa.
Wiis 6lorenee arabbe. en- 9silfole-
pige at norlfe 5orRlore. bil osbe
Sfibet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
Srtr fnr 8rannrtH.
Senatets Snititsfontite bar anbefalet
stabfeitelIe af l1bnepnelien.

Malbington SEN 24be Wai. Se=
notets SUI 1titsfon1ite anbef faleoe ioag
Staoieltele al 2oltiS 8. 8ranoeis'
llonopneie til Go1rn1er / 6e Jorene=
Dc Staters Splelteret
5tenunegipni1gen aonliteen par
10 moo s, ltrungt efter Yartili1lier
Senator Sblel0s al Senneslee, lonl
anfom liolte 1ieblif> itelnte lan=
men meo oe pprige Ien1ofrater for
StaofGltelie.
Meolenln1er af &on1iteen, 1on1 ct
it9rtt il10e for 9ronOeis> glpoer Jig
oper llofal0et. 9e n1ener at Gurti-
poteringen &onliteen bebuoer en-
lignenoe 9eling ielpe Senatet, iaa
oltlaa 9ranoeis bill pilloe fre1n meo
goo Wiaioritet.
Senator Gunn1nis bar life per-
lonlig tiliteoe> men tillo0es at faa i'm
Stelnnle regnet imoo 9ral1oeis.
Sra &DtmbempDet 9ecm gprf. -
gSinnifreo 9orper GooleD telegrafe-
reoe til vWeinneapolis Sriblule" ON
Warie 8jertlen Silebers Sufces
2proogs peo apinoeflltbberneS 1tore
Wepoe / Seem g)orf. Sum fren1iog0e
Ell 9}Gffe al Sagores 9igte til 9lr=
tbur Goerners Wh1lif, ser bleD 1pil.
let al &omponilten lelp. Sultnoer
al apil1oer fra ale 9ele al Sc Nor=
eleoe Stater applouoereoe Wers.
1Siicber og W9r. &perner.
Get neooeles pglnu, at Sitens
Mulifforleggere er blepet begeiltret
oper &oernerS We1Iif
s lamlne Selegram berettes on1
9llfreo 9lroolo fra geortb Iafota,
pel IltllS ul+l UluC SIIllt SUultlIU
Tbeater" og Sen SorbinOelie lagoe
in1lltte Sil1g ON Sfalloinoperue
bans Stat.
Vlonot beiogenoe til set 1tore
&phloenlpoe nepnes Weils 2eua
@jertlen Wers. 5iiebers Splter, ser
agter at bolutte Jig gSep Dorf, bpor
bum bar facet slnlpttelie / Neflanle,
afoelingen bos Sen bersnte Stint
n1ano Ibonas Snee, 0er boloer paa
at faa iltano ct &lelnpefil1nltpffe
vGiptll5atIon".
9focfefeller= Stiftelien bepilger
$1,WO,000 til gepobjGlp, Seem 2)ort
Sen 27oe Mai. Nocfefeller-5 -5tiitel-
fen befjenotgjoroe tent igaar> at Sen
bopoe bepilget $1,000,0O0 til 9lf-
bjGlp al geeoen / Nolen, Serbien,
Wontenegro og gllbanlen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
Sra tpif Zitairifa.

2onoon Sen 29oe Wiai. 80
britiife gtDrfer rpffer III burtis
ino paa TpIferne tplf 2ltafrita, oe,l
iibite al aeiierens aolonier, Ser lite
er erobret.
Mpffenoe frelu fra Spopeit bar
Gbefen for norolige Nbooeiia, Gene.
raj geortbep, marleberet 20 Wiil ino
paa tpif 1erritorium ifslge 9ele.
gramrner bertil ioag. NortbeD tr9n.
ger irem paa belle Jronten mellem
(Sorti9ttss paa 7be eibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01
Dun,urttH Aahntttn.
8urraraab for G5aren. Toranitalt'
ninger ifal treffes for Sc rnsFife
8aabens Seier.

9etrograo ben 3Ote Wiai. cat
@illiom Ybilip 5inlms). Weeo
fraftige 9urraraab for G5aren traao.
te Sen rusliIfe 9nna lann1en iglen
for at treffe Joranltultninger, bolS
Seniigt er at brinse oe rusiilfe 8aa-
ben Seier. S gftermiooug bar Der
en- Winoefeit / slnleoning al Sioars-
oagen for 0ltnaans Sprettelle
3apio 81. 6rancis, Sen npe ame-
rifanlfe Nmbaslaosr til Ruslano,
bupoe Ylaos ! 0iplomaternes 8alle.
ri peo slabuingslesiionen igaar ST.
tern1iooag. g5ar gsifolaus par iffe
tillteoe. San bar opbolot Jig Or
mebopeofparteret flere Tiger.
8eo Mabningsleslionen n9pnte
Hr9Iioent 8oo5ianfo G5urens Seer
perelle 9umaen forleben, ioet ban
lag6e, at bette par ct 8epis paa,
at 8aauoet mellem G5aren % bans
llnoerlaatters Slerter par blepet fa-
| Itere. 0unaells We0len11ner reilte
llig og raabte 9urra, oa Nrplioent
Noooianfo bentpOeoe til 8eileren lonl
u@iperen al reprpieutatiu Hegie-
ring.
9uiet par aloeles fltlopaffet af
9lrmameolemmer flpot iom 4olaf.
fer, Yolaffer, YrRlter 90 8enoer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-01

&ortlpl, Dams % 3beater frem.
beles forbuot. Saratoga, g. g., 25oe
Weai. Metbooiternes Generations
ferens pe0tog meo 434 MOB $50
Stemlner at bibeboloe Sen Regel, at
Metbooilter fife mua Ipille Sort, ban.
le eller gaa / 9beater. Gomiterap.
porten blep peotaget uoen 9ebat.
8rmbebrano. girgillia Gitp, Nep.,
Sen 24oe D}oi. Minolt fire Yerlo-
ner er omfommen en- Branb, ser
.raieoe oe more Sebafter / Dellop
s5acfet 8ruben npr ber. 20 Sig er
fl1none 8ranoen begpnote igaar.
|aftes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-04
.ELDON MAN HAS
NEW REFLECTOR
BAD RAYS IN AUTOMOBILE ARE
TURNED TO GOOD USE BY
F,E, SHORES INVENTION.

F. E. Shore & Co., Of Eldon, have
invented a device, which instead of
dimming, flltering or otherwise re-
straining or absorbing the obnoxious
rays of light that would strike the eyes
of pedestrians or drivers of other
cars, turns the rays to good use. 1t
is known as the new Peerless head.
light device.
1t is a special reflector attached be.
tween the regular parabolic reflector
of the lamp and the front cover glass,
in such a manner that the rays of
light that would be sent upward, above
the level Of the lamp into the eyes of
others, are instead of reflected back
in such a manner as to join the down
ward rays, which are thus intensified.
The device is simply semi-spheri-
cal reflector, and in the aces Of the
lamp whose blub is placed back Of the
focal point of the parabolic reflector
it is put in position below the bulb. II
the electric blub can be put forward
of the focal point the reflector is at
tached above, the object in each case
being to intercept the rays that would
be thrown upward. The device is
nickel plated.
The company Is also intending to
supplement 1t with a lamp having the
form of the rejecting surface in an
ordinary lamp in which the Peerless
reflector has been placed. In this, the
upper rejecting surface has the sec
ton Of parabola, while the lower is
nearly hemi-spherical. and all the rays
of light from the lamp are directed at
a downward angle, thus meeting the
requirements Of the specifications of
the Society of Autmobole Engineers
and of numerous city and state ordin-
ances and laws.
All the automobile magazines and
trade journals of the current date give
Mr.. Shore and his invention a good
boost.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-04
MAN DROPS GUN I,
AND It KILLS HIM
GUS SHERMAN WELL KNOWN MIS-
SOURI, FARMER MEETS DEATH
IN PECULIAR WAY.

Chillicothe, Mo-, April 3.--Gus Sher-
man, a we'll known Livingston county
farmer, was accidentally shot and kill
ed at the barn at his home near Utica.
Mr.. Sherman had been keeping shot
gun in the barn. He went to the barn
Friday morning for the gun and it is
thought he accidentally dropped the
gun and it was discharged, the charge
entering the abdomen, killing him in
stantly. Immediately after the shot,
parties reached Mr.. Sherman's side
and life was extinct.
DR.. w. M. Girdner, the coroner, was
notified and ordered the body taken
to the house where he later held
an inquest.
The announcement Of the death Of
this we'll known farmer was a shock
to his many friends. He was about
so years DID, and had been resi-
dent of that section Of the county for
many years.
He is survived by the widow, one
son and one daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-04
LIBERTYVILLE.

The first town election for Liberty
vile after is incorporation was held
last Monday and the following officers
were elected: Mayor, J. A. Glotfelty:
clerk G. w. Leppo; treasurer. Frank
Eel; councilmen, Luther Leedy, 0. A.
Swanson, Frank Hurst, A. H. Miller
and w. A. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob GlOtfelty were
over Sunday visitors in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Kate Rodabaugh is visiting at
the John Peebler home in Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Boyd were BUSH
ness visitors in Burlington last week.
Mrs. John Peebler who was operated
on last week in the ST. Joseph hospital
in Ottumwa is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Davis are spend
ing the latter part Of the week in Fair
field.
Mrs. Oscar Swanson was shopping In
Fairfield Thursday. 80.
Mrs. John Fry will be hostess to the
Rebekah Embroidery club Friday aft
ernoon April IA.
Miss Goldie Anderson returned home
Monday after visiting over Sunday with
her sister Nellie in Mt. Pleasant.
0. Fryer of Fairfield was business
caller in Libertyville Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-04
EDDYVILLE.

G.. Rice and family are moving this
week from New Sharon to Eddyville.
Mr.. Rice has accepted position in the
garage here. .. ..
j. J. Terrell spent Wednesday in Ollie
visiting relatives. #
G. Simmons went to Tyrone Wednes-
day to visit his sister Mrs. Mary Judge.
Miss Zoe Thayer entertained the
Kensington club and the members Of
the Phelps evangelistic party at her
home Tuesday evening. Twenty guests
were present and spent the evening
socially after which two course lunch
was served.
Walter Steele transacted business in
Charles City Wednesday,. >
Fred M. Manro Of Eldon was in Ed
dyville on business Wednesday,
Mas Lawson and family of Carnegie
Okla, are visiting this week at the Will
Templeton home.
Mrs. Chas. Holsclaw and daughter
Thelma spent Wednesday in Abba Wis
iting friends. 2.
Mrs. J. Harold of Oskaloosa visited
Wednesday with her son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Harold.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-04
EVANGELIST CLOSES
EDDYVILLE REVIVAL

Eddyville, April 3.-The union cam
raign conducted by Evangelist Phelps
and party Of Downers Grove, ILL.,, clos
ed Sunday evening. The tabernacle
was filled at the meetings on Sunday.
Mr.. Phelps and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewellyn Williams, Prof. and Mrs.
Cheek and Miss Harvey, have labored
hard during the past five weeks and
through their efforts the churches and
the community have been greatly
benefited Mrs. Phelps has been in
Eddyville during part of the campaign
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MEMPHIS TO o. K.
ITS RECENT BONDING

Memphis, Mo-, April AT called
meeting Of the board Of aldermen of
the city of Memphis, the board of al
6ermen passed the regular ordinance
authorizing the $4,000 bond issue vot-
ed by the citizens of Memphis at the
special election held February 2S,
1916. In connection with the ordi-
nance the mayor was also instructed
to attend to the advertising for bids
on the purchase Of the bonds and May
20 was designated as the time when
the board will receive and consider the
bids for the purchase of the entire
Issue. 8...... .
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. r. Telmeyer and children and
Miss Emile Roth have returned from
Davenport where they attended the
funeral Of relative on Saturday.
Carl Schwabkey has petitioned the
district court for judgment OF $3.50,
interest and costs, from L. H. Lewis.
He claims that this is due him tor
nineteen and one-seventh weeks
wages in driving Lewis car.
Mr., p. B. Murphy, 1913 Sherman
street. left this afternoon for Daven-
mort to attend the funeral OF H. A.
skelly, which will be held there Tues
day morning. Mr.. Sicily died Satur.
day night. Mrs. skelly was formerly
Miss Bvangeline Douglas Of Ottumwa,
having resided here all her life until
leaving for Davenport several years
ago.
Rev. Jonathan Lee left Saturday
/ for Mt. Pleasant where he Off1ciated at
funeral Of George Menely an old SOL
der, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss Louisa Van Dyke of BIG East
Maple avenue has gone to st. Louis,
Mo-, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs silas Day Loughmiller, attending
the teachers convention at Oskaloosa
before returning home.
Mrs. NJ. B, Frisbie, of Edwards,
Mont, left today for Marshalltown to
visit her sister, Miss Grace Binks, af-
ter visit at the George Binks and
Thomas Binks homes here.
Philo Davis, who has been surgi-
raj patient at St. Joseph's hospital for
the past few weeks, was removed to
his home 421 North Clay street, to-
day. His condition is very much i'm
proved.
The case of the State VS.. William
Rawlings, charged with assault and
battery, was dismissed this morning
in Justice H. c. Noslers court. This
was done after both sides in the action
had agreed on a dismissal.
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TO HAVE RECITAL
IN CONSERVATORY

The pupils of the Ottumwa Conser-
vatory of Music will have recital in
the conservatory Monday evening.
April 8. Everybody Is invited to at.
tend. The following program Will be
given.
Piano, Dance Of the Clowns, Ellen.
berg. Hazel Skinner.
Violin, Humoresque, Dvorak, Mary
Bonwell.
Piano, Silvery Moon, Chas de Janon
Mary Trobridge.
Cornet, Mariana, Wallace, Kenneth
Murphy.
Piano, Good Night Song, Brown,
Mary Logan.
Vocal, Love Sweetheart, Herbert,
William Lewis.
Piano, l.. Argentine, Ketterer, Mar.
can Story.
Violin, Flower Song, LANCE Gerald
Spiker
Piano. Fifth Nocturne, Leybach,
Helen Daggett.
Vocal, Fulfllment, Snedberg, Miss
Price.
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H. w. BALLON VERY
ILL AT MOBERLY. MO-

Moberly, Mo-, April /. H. w. Bal
lou, for sixteen years superintendent
of the Chicago terminal, has lain mo-
tionless in the Wabash employees hos
pital here yesterday and today, grow
ing weaker at every breath.
Mr. Ballou came here March IA suf.
fering acutely with what was said to
be diabetes and muscular degeneration
OF the heart. He improved. The next
week it was generally understood that
he was out of danger.
Mrs. Ballou, who was informed of
her husbands condition on Wednesday
arrived here yesterday and has re.
manned at his bedside.
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WE|DENF ELLER At
. HIGHWAY MEETING
COMMERCIAL CLUB SECRETARY
ATTENDS GOOD ROADS GATH
ERING in CEDAR RAPIDS.

J. N. Weidenfeller, secretary of the
Commercial club, left this morning for
Cedar Rapids where he will represent
Ottumwa in a meeting of the Ottumwa,
Cedar Rapids and McGregor highway
association.
This association is to be formed for
the purpose of marking route be-
tween Ottumwa and McGregor via
Cedar Rapids. The prospect Of ma.
tional park being made at McGregor
gives this upper Mississippi river city
an added attractiveness.
Numerous places along the line OF
the proposed highway were to be rep
resented at the meeting called by the
Cedar Rapids Commercial club for this
afternoon.