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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-25
PERSONALS
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II. NJ Bedel Of Fox was here today
on business.
"Chock" Kelly Of Durant, a well
known athlete, was in Ardmore today
on business.
W VI. Franklin. clerk OF the So.
preme court OF Oklahoma, was In
Ardmore today on business
United states Marshal E1loe was
in Ardmore last night Marshal In
loe and Deputy Hguigtt left today
10 visit the oil field district
Miss Lena Lilly accountant for
the Pioneer Telephone COMPANY who
has been at Ringing and Wilson for
several days looking over the aTs-rs
Of those Offices. has returned TO her
post at Ardm0re.
Mrs. y. H. Mccoy and Miss SaIli-
Mays Mccoy have returned from 81
Petersburg, Fla. where Miss McCoy
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LONE GROVE

Lone Grove, May 24.-The gradu.
ating class from Lone Grove High
School had an ice cream supper at
Mrs F. N. Byrds and all reported a
nice time.
]. Custer Moore was here yester-
day visiting his brother, w. b. Moore.
We were glad to see Prof. again, as
he looked at home while here.
DR.. Hefiin reports the health of the
neighborhood good; only a small
amount of malaria.
The school is still progressing and
nearing its close. The attendance has
been unusually good.
The commencement sermon will be
preached Sunday, at II o'clock by
Rev. Regan Of this place.
Farmers are reported to be busy
and will be we'll up in a few days, with
fair weather.
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NAY - ~ atsrcHv

-&enerals Howe, Clinton and
Huvsoyae arrived at Boston
Mass.
tC1t Congress resolved 10 engage the
services q Indians.
11-S-Blys hundred British and Hes,
SANS tvom Rhode Island de.
srcycd 81, Kickmut river. and
~~cS property destroyed.
1tS}- roo regiments of Washing
toss JrNops mutinied, but were
persuaded to return to their
src,S.
l>lt-Espc-ts5 that United States
was seeking loan in England
for The purpose Of purchasing
E.o-t5a.
-S22-EritiSh government passed the
Roman Catholic relief bill.
IS4f-C2s hundred,h anniversary of
the American Philosophical So
cisty founded by Benjamin
Franklin. at Philadelphia.
IS6,-Uu.on troops destroyed bridges
and FIVE miles Of railroad be.
tween Alexandria and Leesburg,
Va.
IS6e-Gen. Banks defeated at Win
chester Va and driven across
he Potomac
-Va--a- -52s1s- delivered 10 the
Cc--s55-l-es AZ Nu-t-eeshoro
Tenn
iSt3-Bat.,s near Dallas. Tex, losses
100 men on each side.
Women Of Chicago met TO Or
sar.zs dress reform movement.
lssS-P-esidelt called for 5000 ad.
diucnal volunteers.
l915-Goy. Herrick was renominated
by Ohio republican convention,
which named entire state tick.
et by acclamation.
-glJ-Wash.ngton heard rumors OF
possible recall of Ambassador
Won Bernstorff for elevation to
cabinet position in Berlin.
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Or. Hill Dies at Gainesville.

DR.. J. s. Hill returned today from
Gainesville, where he went to attend
the funeral Of his father, DR.. J. s.
Hill Sr., who died there Saturday
night.
DR.. Hill was well known in this
section. where he has praoticed. and
was instrumental in the establish
ment Of his sons sanitarium here. DR..
Hill spent his life working against
the liquor and drug evils, and for
many years has been endeavoring to
save his fellow man from the evil
effects of these narcotics.
The funeral services were conduct
ed from the family residence in
Gainesville. with interment in East
Mount cemetery Monday afternoon.
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inappropriate Then.

\ Scottish architect was travelling
in Palestine recently when news
reached Kim Of an addition to his
family circle. The happy father i'm
mediately provided himself with some
water from the Jordan to carry with
him for The christening of the infant
and returned to Scotland.
On the Sunday appointed for the
ceremony he duly presented himself
at the church and sought out the
beadle in order to hand over the prec-
ious water TO his care. He pulled
the flask from his pocket, but the
beadle held up a warning hand and
came nearer to whisper:
"No, the moo, sir; no the moo. May
be after the kinks oot!"-Tit-Blts.
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Funeral Here Friday.

Information vas received yesterday
OF the death OF Ray the little son
Of Mt and MIS-. . 1LcCaT- v1-ch
occurred az HzLsvFlL-e Wet-estlT-
The remains viii arrive here a. eight
O'Clock this evening F--=-a. ser
vices viii be held at Two o'ci1cs
friday afternoon 81 t1e residence o.;
r. T. Dallas. 80 \ street, r1rrhTes-
.--=-ue-- In Rose Hu- cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs Cox formerly lived
at Lamont, and the funeral of the
two was the largest ever witnessed
in that city. The funeral services
were conducted in the Christian
church there by Rev. Burns of the
First Christian church of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox have two children
surviving them. One was away from
home when the cyclone came, and
the other was severely injured
DR.. Cox has been a resident of this
city for a number of years and the
entire community sympathizes with
him in his bereavement.
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Another Carnival Coming.

The Chamber OF Commerce has
closed a contract with another car
EivaI company TO begin show here
some time within the next few days
The Chamber OF Commerce is doing
this to raise funds 10 help pay fo-
the necessary buildings for the coun.
y fair. The last one netted them
about three hundred dollars. The
showing coming is the DeKerko BIO
,he-s company and is highly recon-
mended by people who have seen it.
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EureraI al Lamont. okIa.

DIT. Howard Cox and Rev. DR.. Burns
returned from Lamont, Gila, this
morning, where they have been al
tending the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Z. Cox, brother and sister-in-law
Of Dr. Cox, who were killed in the
recent cyclone at Kemp City, Okla.
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Attention X. of p.

Nomination of officers at this eve
ning's convention. 1t is urgently i'm
portant that every member be pres
ent and assist in the selection of
your officers.
GLEN COOPER, c. c.
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has been teaching music in the school
in that city. Miss Mccoy VIII re-
turn at the beginning OF the school
year and resume her duties.
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Last night an old store buildns
in the extreme northwest part OF the
city was consumed by fire. The build
ing was of little value, unoccupiet
and totally destroyed. The fremen
made the long run but could DO little
when they arrived. rs the building
was small and quickly consumed
Miss Ruth Bingham OF Tsh1ElcSo
who recently underwent an operation
at the Hardy Hospital is doing nice
Iy. and will soon BE- dismissed When
she is dismissed she VIII 20 20 the
home of her grandmother. Mrs. E---
ma Farthing Of this city for v-s--
Of a few days.
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Daily Thought.

The way to gain a good reputation
$ TO endoayor to be what you desire
% aDpear.-Socrates
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a want ad will sell that property
YOU no longer need at small cost.
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Eenefactor Of Humanity.

LSHtTdIIUT OT FlUNIaHIIy'
Charles T. Brush invented the arc
light.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 505
B street, southwest. Phone $40.
Mrs. Hassie Pruitt. 25-3
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Read the want ads.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Feathers Call at 129 c
St, y. w. Phone 737 White 25-3
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HAY FOR SALE-10 and 15 cents
bale. See me at peanut roaster, or
Phone X w %. 25-3
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FOR SALE-Several display tables.
different lengths, and two revolving
racks at your own price. Call at
Lowenstein's store. 25.3
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-20

new county Jail has been awarded by
the board of supervisors to A. J. steph-
ems Of this city. His bid on the main
structure was $14,41942. Larimer &
Mauk, Of this place. get the heating and
plumbing, their bid being $2,036.49. The
James Corr Electric Co. Of Omaha has
the contract for wiring, etc, their bid
being $433. The contracts have been
signed and work will soon begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martin and
daughter Of Omaha visited in Charlton
this week with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John p Martin, enroute home from q
visit in Kirksville, Mo. They made the
trip by the auto route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Shore Of Van
Vert, formerly OF this county, have
been spending a few days with their
relatives and old friends in this county.
Caleb Shelton has returned from a
visit in Alton with his son Grant Shell
ton and family.
Mrs. A. f. Sprague and Miss May
Jenkins Of Russell will leave tomorrow
on an extended trip to washington D..
c., Boston. New York City and other
points in the east.
Miss Mary Pabst Of Abba is guest
of Miss Octavia Bellor, and is assisting
in the preparation Of the great secular
play to be given next Thursday evening
for the benefit Of the new band stand.
Miss Lola Steele has returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. G. E. Yount and two children Of
Hawarden, Saskatchewan, Canada who
had been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilkins, returned home
yesterday. co..
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BIRMINGHAM,

Miss Annyce Yoho returned to her
home in Burlington Monday after a
weeks visit with her friend Mrs. F. M.
Cory. .-.st ,-~ ',."S ....
Charley Hubbard visited last week
with friends at London Mills, ILL.,, re-
turning home Saturday. So. ..y r3.r,.
Miss Madge Maxwell Of Clearfield is
visiting here this week with her friend
Mary June Calhoun. - -, = -,
Oscar Fisher of Enid, Okla, who has
been visiting here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J.: NJ, Fisher returned home
on Tuesday Ss& al 80 9@1i~
Mrs. I. A. Sherman who has been at
Fairfield for some weeks taking medical
treatment spent Sunday at home and
is slowly improving. an. .,..H.-.. IL
Harold Edwards and wife, Of Walker,
Ia, visited several days last week at
the home Of his aunt. 80 = 1~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckee entertain
ed at a 6 o'clock dinner Emil B. Frye
Of Ottumwa. Miss Gladys Hastings Of
this place and her nieces Misses Helen
and Elizabeth Tyler Of Bentonsport on
last Thursday evening at their country
home three miles northwest of town.
Miss tennessee Hope who has been
visiting the past two months with her
father J. S. Hope and sister Miss Rose
returned to Chicago last week where
she is nurse in the. Presbyterian
hospital.
Misses Grace Boies, Blythe Bonnet
Carrie Winslow, Rose and Lottie MIL
Ter were entertained Saturday afternoon
and evening at the home OF Miss Mary
June Calhoun in honor, Of her friend
Miss Madge Maxwell lof Clearfleld, la.
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LIBERTYVlLLE.

Lester Yost had the misfortune while
playing at the elevator Friday after
noon to have the ligaments torn loose
in the elbow of his arm. III. -
Mrs. Margaret Elder was shopping in
Ottumwa Thursday.
Mrs. Roy May, Of Kansas City is
here visiting with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton Fordyce. g..
Mrs. Rank Cotton entertained the L..
L, G. club Friday afternoon at her home
in Libertyville. Light refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon
spent In fancywork and social chat. e..
Mrs. Ed Hagans who has been ser
iously Ill with typhoid fever is thought
to he a little better at this time.
Mrs. Sam Hoffman was shopping in
Ottumwa Friday. e--.
Mrs. John Glotfelty was hostess to
the No. 8 sewing circle Thursday after
noon at her home here. Light refresh
ments were served and all report a
pleasant afternoon. ,,...
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman were
shopping in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pasrogel and
little son and brother Levi Pasrogel of
Davenport spent several days this
week with their sister Mrs Rollie
Moore and family.
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SlooURN EY.

On wednesday noon July II at the
country home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rezln
Brown occurred the marriage OF their
daughter Emma to Samuel Roy Gem
nell of South English, Rev. l.. H. Lam
ming officiating. The bride Is the young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
and an accomplished young lady. hav-
ing graduated from the sigourney high
school in the class Of 1915: The groom
iis a son of w. H. Gemmet1, member OF
the county board Of supervisors and an
excellent young man. They will make
their future home on the grooms farm
In Minnesota. -
Robert Wyllie, wife and daughter
came in from Canada recently and are
visiting at the formers brother Mayor
j. H. Wyllie.
Neal Smith and family Of Moline, Ill.,,
came in Wednesday for short visit at
the parental r. L. Smith home.
Mrs. Charles Thomson and daughters
Eophia and Alma and son Charles Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting with the
formers sister Mrs. August Bruins.
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ALBA.

Mrs. J. P. Lambertson and Mrs. Alice
Richardson are visiting at the George
IIambertson home in Ottumwa for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Of Des Moines
are the parents Of a daughter born last
week. Mrs. Reynolds will be remember
ed as Miss Fern Lewis, formerly OF AL
bia
Misses Leila and Wilma Montgomery
OF Worttington, Mo-, have gone to Des
Moines for short visit after spending
few days with Mrs. w. B. Ffrkins
here.
Frank A. wilkinson left Saturday
for a few days visit In Peoria, ILL., Mr..
Wilkinson Is taking two weeks vaca-
tion from his duties at the bank.
Miss Bertha Wilkin and George Ma
son were quietly married In Ottumwa
Thursday. The bride had been on an
extended visit In various parts OF New
York and was not expected home Tor
some time She Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Shafer Wilkin and was rear
ed in this city where she has many
friends. Mr.. Mason Is employed In To-
cal bakery.
The True Blue class Of the United
Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Lucille Hays on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smiley are the
parents Of a son born Wednesday.
Walter Ewers who had his LETT hand
badly lacerated last week in an electric
fan, is getting along nicely.
Miss Theresa Benton has returned
from a visit with relatives In Des
Moines.
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Notlev.

N0SuSVs
Notice Of application for permit to
buy, keep, sell and dispense intoxi-
eating liquors for lawful purposes.
Notice Is hereby given that at least
ten days before the frst day OF the
August term of court, 1916, Of the dis
trict court of the state Of Iowa. In and
for Wapello' county which said term
of court will commence~at Ottumwa,
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 2Sth day
Of August, 1916, there will be on ME
in the office of the clerk Of said district
court the petition Of Frederick u:
Kidd, asking that permit be issued
to him to buy, keep, sell and dispense
intoxicating liquors for lawful pur-
poses only as authorized by chapter
VI of title XII Of the code of the state
of Iowa, OF 1897, and the amendments
thereto.
The particular location or place
where the proposed business Is to be
carried on Is in the first story and
basement of the building known as
No. 664, West Second street. In the
city of Ottumwa, Wapello county, Ia.
which said building is situated on the
southeasterly corner Of the intersec.
ton OF Mclean and West Second
streets in said city Of Ottumwa. Iowa,
and is located on lot No. nine 90 IN
Webber's addition to the city of OF.
tumwa, Iowa.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, this 18th
day Of July, 1915.
Frederick q. Kidd, Petitioner.
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HILLsHoRo

The Hillsboro chautauqua begins mere
today and closes Saturday evening.
Rev. C. l.. Tenant will, preach at the
M, r. church next Sunday. He will hold
quarterly conference Saturday after
noon at 2: 30.
The IIillsboro ball team played Fair
field Sunday afternoon.
TIillsboro voted z incorporation some
time ago and Saturday held their city
election. A. w. Fairchild was elected
mayor, H. D. Tade. treasurer. G.. G.
Watts. assessor: councfimen, John Car
ter. John Sprott. l.. e. Bryson. A. B,
Hixson and John Page.
Dale Eyler and Nina Moxley were
married wednesday July IL at Mt
Pleasant.
from Keokuk where no was with his
wife who was taken to Graham hospital
the first Of the week.
Mrs. G. q. Plumer went to Des
Moines Monday for visit with her
cousin Mrs Myrtle Hughes.
p. A. Blackford and Earl Leedham
went to Mt Pleasant Saturday evening
Mrs. Eva Berg Of Chillicothe was
called here the first Of the week by the
illness Of her sister Mrs. Edna West.
John Tatman Is visiting his mother
here. ..
Mr. and Mrs. ri. N. Horne spent
part OF last week at the w. A. Smutz
home in Fairfield. Mrs. Smutz and
children returned with them for few
days.
Mrs. Cora Elliott was visitor in Of
tumwa Friday.
M E. Harlan Of Fairfield and O. A,
Collins of Salem were In town Friday
Miss Neal Knowles Of Ames will con-
duct domestic science class here for
the week beginning July 81.
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In Memoriann
Mrs. Belinda Fielder,

Mrs. Belinda Fielder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benedict Gruwell, was born
In Connersville, Ind, January 4. 1862
She was married to S. r. Fielder Feb
ruary 9, 1887. To this union were born
eight children, four OF whom are dead,
three sons and one daughter still liv-
ing. Besides the husband and these
children she leaves her father, four
brothers. three sisters and host of
other relatives and friends to mourn
her death. ~, l~-a9 ..E.
She was converted and united with
the Finley Avenue Baptist church OF
this city about nine years ago. AL.
though generally unable to attend ser.
vices lately, she has lived consistent
Christian life and has ever been mind.
full of her obligations as a Christian,
constantly giving her boys advice and
warning. The last word she said to
her sons upon leaving them at Camp
Dodge Sunday. July 2, was that they
would be liable to be killed in battle
and warned them to be good.
The only consolation her husband
her children In heaven. She never
feared nor dreaded death, and her
constant advice was to be ready for
death when 1t came. She was strict
denunciator of everything that did not
apply to true Christianity.
The end came early Monday morn.
ing, July 8. the result OF sad accident
as she with others was returning from
visit at Camp Dodge, Des Moines.
Contributed.
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kEOSAUQUA.

The Douds-Leando consolidated
school case was up Wednesday and
Thursday for a re-hearins before Co.
Supt. Miss Lizzie Meredith. There was
a large number of witnesses and Wis
itors attending the trial. Miss Meredith
has not yet rendered her decision.
The Keosauqua band gave their first
public concert Thursday evening. 1t
was we'll attended and the boys are re-
ceiving many compliments on their
splendid progress
The first of last week there were a
number Of people here who are inter-
ested in Remedy stone quarry. There
were experts with them examining the
stone, etc. There Is some talk again Of
opening up the quarry. - .... -...
The program committee has COM
pleted the program for the Van Buren,
county old settlers day. It win be held
in the court house park Wednesday
Aug. is. - ' o-ta ~ .,.lt.. ~.
Miss Stella Fry Of Bloomfield, COL
lege, friend Of Miss Helen Walker came
Friday evening for an over Sunday
visiting at the Walker. home.
Miss Ruth Scoles of Bloomfield &C
companied by ten Of the girls Of her
Sunday school class, also Mrs. Com
mers. are enjoying week of camp life
on the Des Moines river, near the
Pittsburgh bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kritzman Of Of
tumwa came Thursday night for a visit
with Mrs. Kritzman's mother Mrs.
Margaret Cameron. They will spend
some time with Mr.. Kitzman's parents
west OF Lebanon also.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hills Of Eldon are
spending the week at the Leroy Mere
dith home. 1-
Mrs. ]. H. Stottsberry and daughter
Miss Belle are visiting at Dallas Center
with her daughter Mrs James Miles
and family. -.. .. .ss1
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EDDYVlLlE.

Mrs NJ. A. Ribyn of Keokuk Is the
guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas'
Phillips. |
Miss Ida WEIGH of tuscaloosa was
called to Eddyville Friday by the SER
ious illness of her brother Walter
Welch.
The Epworth league of the M. =.
church gave a social Friday evening. A
short program was given consisting of
musical numbers and readings. The
proceeds will be used for purchasing
electric fans for the church.
The Missionary society Of the Con-
gregational church was entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Bihler,
Mrs Chas. Bolibaugh, Emma Anderson
Mrs. j. l. Jones and Mrs. II. De Bruyn.
The program was given by the children
of the church under the management
Of Mrs. c. N. Foster. Seventy-f1ve
ladies were present and greatly enjoy
ed the meeting. Refreshments We're
served. Clara Bolibaugh had charge OF
the devotional exercises in the absence
Of the president, Mrs. F. M. Epperson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Epperson are
in Lincoln, Nebr., visiting relatives.
F. w. Steinhoff was a business caller
In Marshalltown Friday.
Miss Leta Worall spent Friday in
Oskaloosa visiting her friend Mrs.
Vina Odem.
Miss Anne Watkins went to Abba on
Friday for short visit with friends.
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ELDON

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Luitly Of Rubio
motored over here and spent Sunday
at the ]. Walter Matlock home. Mr..
and Mrs. Matlock accompanied them
on their way home as far as Fairfield !
where they made visit at the CARRIER
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Scott Mr.. ana
Mrs George Trott and Mrs. James
Trott left Tuesday overland for Keo-
kuk on business trip.
The Methodist Epworth league had
a picnic at Camp Mckinley Monday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Millisack Of ottun-
wa is visiting her friend, Miss Violet
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Of Ottum.
wa motored down Tuesday on bust.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roberts Of Ottum-
wa visited at the George Roberts home
this week.
Fred Millett Of Ottumwa was here
on business Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Moore is visiting relars
tives in Fairfield.
Miss Gladys Beghtol 10 visiting rel.
atives in Keokuk this week
H. C. Varney made tho purchase Of
the grocery store Of Burns Z Chick
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Northway are 50.
ing to housekeeping in the Tip ALI
man house in Fairview addition.
Miss Dorothy Stanton Is visiting
relatives in Centerville this week.
The program for the regular band
concert Is as follows:
Medley overture-Living Picturst
| Dalky).
March.
Overture-Grand selection from "a
hemian Girl, Arlene (Balfe).
March-Sweetest Girl In Monter03g
(Paxley).
selection-Sextet from Lucia (Dont
zettD.
Waltz-Nights of Gladness Car
defe).
Description-Bull In a China ehoy
(Holmes).
March-Royal Pageant (Huff).
Descriptive-A Hunting Scene (Bus
calossi).
Maroh.-My Little Girl.