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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-01
PACkWOOD.

Miss Opal Johnston Of Mt. Union is
the guest Of Miss Marville Ryman.
DR.. C. T. Norman who has been i'll
for two weeks is able to be up part OF
the time.
c. 8. Adams was in Ottumwa Sunday
to visit his wife who is patient at the
Ottumwa hospital
Rev and Mrs Dobson of MARSHALL
town are conducting tent meeting
here.
Miss Blanche Woolums is visiting
friends at Barnes City.
The Misses Leila and Gladys Ander-
son Of Ottumwa returned home Mon
day after spending several days with
their aunt Mrs. J. G. Hill.
The Packwood Tigers went to Mer-
rimac Sunday and were defeated by the
Merrimac team.
Mrs. Esther Phelps Of Bellingham
Wash is a guest at the home Of her
brother G. F. Forrest
Miss Teresa Chandler is at Fairfield
taking the teachers examination.
o. B. Myers who travels for Moline
concern, is at home nursing a badly
sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Gobble motored tc
Burlington Wednesday and transacted
business.
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OFFERING AUTOS *
RATHER SLOWLY

Automobiles for the trip to Des
Moines and Camp Dodge Sunday, for
the relatives of Ottumwa's soldiers,
are being offered rather more slowly
than was expected. Not enough have
been turend in to make 1t possible to
carry all of the people who wish to
go. although from all indications there
will be large number Of cars going,
taking the owners and their own fam
lies. A committee Of the Rotary club
of Des Moines, headed by Chairman
Clemmens, will meet the Ottumwa
party at the state fair grounds apd
will escort the parade to Camp Dodge.
Arrangements will be made with the
city officials so that no blockades Of
traffic will happen. Experienced driv-
ers are available for cars whose own
ers feel that the trip is too long for
them to make and the need Of mora
cars is urgent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-01
VETERAN SALESMAN
RETIRES FROM ROAD

r. L. Stentziof the Stentz & Bole
Cigar Co., will retire from the Arm on
July 1. Mr.. Stentz has been actively
and constantly engaged in road work
as a cigar salesman for the past
twenty-nine years. Previous to found
ing the firm from which he will retire
Saturday, he travelled seventeen years
for the old Morey & Myers Cigar Co.,
and has been in the firm for the last
twelve years. Mr.. StentZ has made
no definite plans for his future occupa-
ton, but with his wife will spend few
months this summer on the Little
Bear ranch. at Snow Belt, Mont, with
his two sons. Joe and Robert Stentz
In the fall, they expect to return to
their home on North Green street.
Miss Emma Bailey of Rockford, Ill.,,
is visiting relatives at Blakesburg.
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EpprVILLE.

Mrs Neva Garfield went to Ottumwa
Thursday to visit her sister Mrs. b. o.
Worrau, Mrs. Canheh will leave the
ffrst Of the week for Chicago to attend
a B. Y. P. U. convention.
Mrs. T. B. samuelson has returned to
her home at Minneapolis. Mrs. Sam
uelson was called to Eddyville by the
death Of her father I. J. Edwards.
Mrs. Ida Schaffsr and daughters OF
Pasadena will arrive in Eddyvtlle sat
urday for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
. weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Jake Cornelius at Pella. She was &C
companied home by her little grand
da uehtsr who will remain until after
the Fourth.
Mrs.. John Powell Is 1utte i'll this
week.
Msr. Grant Rund q Alba visited on
Thursday at the parental John Miller
home.
Mrs. W. D. MahAfrey and children re-
turned Thursday from weeks visit
with tho formers parents at Prairie
City. .'' :'s.%>y
Mrs. c, Yager Of Pendelton, Orr. Is
visiting this week with friends in Ed
dyv1lls.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. White who moved
to Eddyville recently from Oskaleosa
left Thursday for Sewal, Ia, where they
have decided to locate.
Mrs. F. V. Dunkle is spending the
week visiting at the F. w. Chisnaan
home west of Eddyville.
Mrs. Gertie Bennett of Panora Is a
guest at the parental Briggs home this
week.
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ALB

Mrs. Blanche ShuL Of Moravia was
In town on business Wednesday.
DR.. John Griffin Of Des Moines was
tho Kuest Of relatives here Wednesday.
A decree Of divorce was granted in
the case Of J. r. Knapp vs.. Calona
Knapp.
A petition for divorce was filed in the
case of Genevieve Phillips VS.. Lewis
Phillips. ...,l
Petition for divorce was filed in the
case Of Bette Hughes VS.. Geo. H.
Hughes.
Harry A. Griffin and wife Of Chey-
enne wyoming are the guests Of rela-
tives here for q short time.
John w. H. Griffin. Jr., spent Sun
day in Des Moines, returning to his
home here Monday.
One marriage license was issued to
Chas. r. Woodland. 43, Coalheld and
Mary N. Woodland, 81, Coalfeld, We'd
nesday
T. c. Hammond was . business call
er in Foster on Tuesday.
James Burchby was in town on bust
ness Wednesday.
Mrs. Grant Bailey Of Mystic has rev
turned home after q short stay in the
city.
Milan Shields returned to his home in
Washington after a visit with Abba
friends.
Prof. Chas. Griffith Of oskaloosa is
visiting at the parental home here
w. H. Rodgers is In GAINESVILLE, Mo-,
on business this week.
Miss Myrtle Gassaway has returned
from a short visit in Ottumwa.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. T. Gray are at home
again after a visit in Oskaloosa.
Rev. Henry Bell Of Ewart, Iowa, is
visiting at the Robert Kelly home here.
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ELDON

N. q. Luellen and r. D. Crow motor
ed to Farmington on business Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Moore and sons
Halls and Donald and G. w. Weber
drove to Des Moines Wednesday night
having been called their by the illness
of Ha7en Moore, who Is in the camp
hospital in Camp Dodge near Des
Moinss.
The concert given by the Eldon con-
cert band Wednesday evening in the
chautauQua tent was one of the best
concerts given by them this season.
There was large crowd present that
stayed over for the evenings program
which was as good as we have had
this week.
Mrs. Frank Pence and children are
visiting in Hamilton, ILL.,. this week.
Rev. G. H. Clark Of Leon is here
visiting at the D. Eshelman home.
H. E. Ferries Of Clarinda, the man
without any hands, was In Eldon, driv-
ing his car today.
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. Murphy returned
home from their trip throughout Cali
fornia and the west. Their daughter
returned home from Bloomfield where
she has been visiting.
w. Il, Starkey, travelling salesman
Of Ottumwa, was here on business
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore returned
home late Thursday evening with
Hazen, making the trip there and
back since Wednesday night.
READ
Mrs. G. F. Comegys of Boston,
/ Mass, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Shindley, 1011 East Main street.
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SAUER KRAUTDAY
WILL BE OBSERVED

Ackley, June s0.-Ackley's renown-
ed celebration, the worlds famous
sauer kraut day, initiated by many
towns throughout the United States,
but nowhere equaled by any Of them,
will be held this year on August 81.
This will be the fourteenth celebra-
ton Of the famous festival which Or
iginated in this city in 1902. Since the
day attained to the fame which it has,
several imitators have arisen as Is al
ways abe case. There will be, as has
been customary on such occasions,
free sauer kraut and weinerwursts,
free vaudeville attractions and gen.
eral good time for every one.
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WILLIAMSBURG,

Henry Rusbult and wife Of Kinross
iowa, who have been here visiting at
the home Of their daughter Mrs. Geo
Rooster have returned.
Rev. Father Hanson Of Dunlap, Iowa
is here this week visiting at the pa
rental home and with other relatives
and friends Of the city and vicinity.
Laughton Morse Of New York City
arrived this week for visit with his
various relatives who reside west of the
city
George Barnes Of English township
transacted business here Wednesday
and visited with old time friends.
B. Magness Of South Dakota who
has been here visiting friends has re-
turned.
Herman wartenberg and Enoch
Enochson Of Conroy were here Tuesday
attending to some business interests ir
which they were especially interested
and also visiting with friends.
William Butler Of York township was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Aubrey Jones and wife Of West Troy
were visitors here Wednesday at the
home Of the formers mother Mrs Mary
8. Jones. ..tr
Mike Murphy and wife Of Parnel
were up Wednesday visiting old time
friends and former neighbours.
Frank Richmond of Webster who has
been here visiting with his old army
comrades CT the civil war has returned
William Rutherford and H. B. M
Daniels, two of the early settlers OF
York township, were here Tuesday Wis
iting with their many friends.
Dan Dwyer Of Parnell who has beer
here attending to some business and
visiting friends has returned
J. J. Williams and wife who have
been away for several weeks visiting
with relatives at Chicago and Cam
bridge, ILL.,. returned home Tuesday
evening. 49,. ..s'
Rev. D. T. Davis a former paste,
here Of the WEIGH Presbyterian church
now located at Carroll, Nebr., is here
this week visiting with his many
friends.
C. Burch of Pilot township and Free
Stohlman Of Iowa township who have
been here visiting friends returned or
Wednesday.
Ed Mumm and wife Of East Troy
were over Sunday visitors here at thu
home Of the formers brother Otto c.
Mnrm
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WADE ORDERS BOY
SHALL BE RESTRAINED

Iowa City, June 30.-Judge Wade Of
the United States court granted re.
straining order forbidding the remov-
al of John Linn Carter, soldier I'M
der 10 years of age, from the juris-
diction Of Judge Wade's court, pend
ing hearing on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings at Des Moines July 3. The
boy, a son of John F.. Cahter Of Des
Moines, is now member of the ma
chine gun company at Camp Dodge.
The father had demanded his dis
charge and the officers refused.
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sWlNDLED OUT OF $1,000.

FIT. Madison, June 30.-H. J. Mar
shall, former proprietor Of a second
hand store, exchanged his business
for land, receiving deeds and alb
stracts. In the course of week the
new owners of the business sold it
and now Mr.. Marshall alleges that he
has discovered that all he had for his
business were the papers passed over
to him at the time Of the presumed
exchange.
The trade was made through A. H.
Merrell Of Carthage and man named
Truthart, according to the advice OBJ
tanned regarding the transaction. Mr..
Marshall estimates his loss at about
$1,000. The man named Truthart is
said to have departed for parts un-
known and his whereabouts cannot be
ascertained.
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TOO MUCH CHURCH BELLS.

Ft. Madison, June S0.-An ordi-
nance regulating the tolling of the
church bells of the city and limiting
them to twenty tolls-no .more-was
the basis OF plea made by citizen
to Councilman F. A. Woodmansee.
The objection is believed to be the
most original and unusual and the
councilman in question is now de-
handing credit for discovering the
citizen with the very original idea.
The director is very much opposed
to the sound of church bell. In a
recent instance he declared that one
church bell tolled an even 100 times
he counted them to be exact.
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GREEKS ARE READY.

Waterloo, June 30-Waterloo Greeks
are ready to answer the call to arms
If the nation needs them. Leaders
said that in event Of actual hostilities
the Greeks would be found offering
their services. Eighteen months ago
a Greek militia company was organ
ICED here with seventy-five men, many
having seen service in their native
land, but it was disbanded nine
months ago, but has been recruited on
short notice by the former captain,
John Morogrozos.
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WOMEN SAVE CHAUTAUQUA.

New Hampton, June 30.-When the
edict seemed about to go forth that
New Hampton should not have chau-
tauqua next year, the women got busy
and put their heads together and saw
ed the day. They have pledged the
sale of $50 tickets for next year.
This years chautauqua was the
tenth annual chautauqua held in this
city and it was generally conceded
to be the best. However, this year
as in the past it did not pay finan-
cially.
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CRESTON MAN GETS
STATE FAIR PLACE

Des Moines, June 30.-The state
board of agriculture selected B. M.
Breed Of Creston to be the chief as
sistant in the concessions department
at the Iowa state fair. He will prob
ably come to Des Moines about Aug
ust to take charge of the work for
the fair. The fair will be held Aug
ust % to September 1. The street
fair executive committee met yester-
day to make plans for the fair.
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Many Praise the Treat.
ment Given by
DIR. BONHAM

Mr.. Scott Of Salem, Iowa, says: "Er.
Bonham cured my wife of very bad
case of piles without chloroform. She
is very thankful"
Zeb Smith. Ottumwa says: II was
cured after suffering for twenty years
and had suffered everything"
John Sharp Of Selma, Iowa, says:
II was cured of piles without chloro-
form or much suffering"
H. M. Chidester Of Abba. Iowa,
says: 81 was cured Of rupture
had for forty years"
Mr. L. Goodwin Oswalt, Abba, says:
II was cured Of a very bad rupture by
DR.. Bonham. am much pleased.
Write me If you want to know abou:
it."
Charles Lowe Of Mystic says: my
little girl Is cured Of umbilical rup.
cure taxi four treatments"
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CAR Is BURNED.

Bellevue, June 30.--A five passenger
touring car, owned by William Henne-
gar, real estate man, was destroyed
by fire on a country road five miles
from Bellevue. It was valued at
81 300 and Hennegar had it insured for
81, 900. Hennegar attempted to exiting
uish the names and was almost over
come by gas fumes.
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OPEN CLUB HOUSE,

Newton, June 30.-Newton's new
$4,000 Golf and Country club was
formally opened Tuesday evening
when formal dinner party and recep.
ton was held in the magnificent new
club house Plans for this fine new
country club were formulated in April
of last year, and In little more than a
year the new club house has been com
pleted, and one Of the finest nine hole
golf courses in the state has been
established.
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MRS. GATES REMAINS
ARE AT GRINNELL

Grinnell, June 30-The body of Mrs
George A. Gates was brought to Grin
nell and funeral services are being
held in the college chapel at o'clock
today. Mrs. Gates died at her recent
home in Cambridge, Mass. She was
the widow Of the late lamented Presi-
dent George A. Gates, of Iowa college
in Grinnell, for ten years. His body
lies in Hazelwood cemetery beside
that of their little daughter.
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WRITES TELLING OF :.
COMPANY G EXAMS

City Clerk F. T. Lynch has req =
a card from Cecil, better knows y
'Zeke" Williamson Of the fire depart
ment, who is at Camp Dodge with Ca
G.. "Zeke' says that he passed hi
physical examination, but some O
the company were unsuccessful. Fl
also tells of being vaccinated TO
typhoid fsvsr..
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TREES BEAR EVERY YEAR..

New Hampton, June 30-A peculiar
horticultural phenomenon is being no.
ticed in this vicinity, this year. Apple
trees that always have borne fruit on
alternate years are now bearing two
year successfully. Trees that gave a
heavy crop of apples last year are now
loaded with young fruit. No explana-
ton has been offered for this unusual
condition.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Misses Nora and Edith Cornwell OF
Hedrtck have returned home after at.
tending tho silver wedding annivers'
ary celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Miller, south Of the city.
Mrs. Homer NJ. Carter of Sioux City
u Visiting Miss Wilma Daniels. Ill
South College street.
Harley Miner has gone to Center
vile to spend two weeks with his par,
ents.
Mrs. James c. Peck and Miss Lydia
psrts Of Ottumwa are guests in the
city FIR . few days.-Oskaloosa Her
ald.
aNlns Netta Williams Of Ottumwa ar
1fyed last evening for a few days
Wait IN tho city with friends-Oska-
lcosa Herald.
Ms Samuel North Of Omaha is Wis
tting at the home of Mrs. J. l. Adams,
<2S North Market street.
Mrs, George C. Slavtns OF Hanford,
wash, and Miss Eva Campbell OF Chi
caEo are visiting at the home OF DR..
and Nzs. Murdook Bannister, 1923
Nosth Collage street.
4 Nh. John Lake and children of Kan
CAS- CITY. Mo-, arrived Wednesday
evening for visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Work. son Jor-
dan and Mrs. Claude Myers, North
Court street, have returned from an
overland trip to Springfield. ILL., and
TaFe HAute. Ind. At the latter place
tAsy vtsfted relatives.
N kamit1 Nelson, 1918 Center avenue.
has gone to hma, WIS.,, 10 visit friends
for two weeks,
4. Mr.. and Au. W. W. Jug1y and family
Of Abba hexe returned home after
Whiting a 10 homo of Mr. and Mrs.
w. +. Tabaec, 400 West Maple avenue.
&c. Tabler, Miss Ruth and Frank
Tabler Of Weldon are visiting at the
w. +. Tabler homo, 400 West Maple
avenue, having accompanied Mr.. Tab
Ter and Miss Elizabeth Grouohy home
affair q visit there. The trip was
made overland. LIE Merton Crist Of
Osceola, son of Senator l.. r. Crtst
and Irwin stmons Of Fairfield arrive
THU. afternoon for a visit at the Tabler
and 0roucdy home.
Mrs. Il P. Pearsou Of Creston has re-
4 turned home after visiting week with
her parents, MI. and Mira c. A. Peter
son. 9O6 North Ash street.
Paul r. lockwood Of Iowa City pass
ed through the city today en- route
from his homo in Iowa City to tho
Pia&tshHrg military training camp.
Miss Helen Katx of the music de-
partment Of Iowa university passed
through Ottumwa this morning On
route from Des Moines to Keosauqua
whore sahe VIII mako WHIT.
Mrs. Iacob Myers of south Of the
city; has gone to Des Moines to visit
FelG4avsA '.'
MH o. r. Harris Of Miami, Ark, is
visiting with friends IN the city.
llr. and Mr.. W. n. McLaughlin
have returned 10 their home in Mel
foee after making visit at the G.. w.
Chambers home, 637 Miner street.
Mn. ". q. Dsushsrty Of Galesburg,
III, has returned homo aftar visiting
Miss Iva Tut~0er, 40 North Benton
etTeek ..
Mra Guy n Bs3d md two children,
Rowena 0sace and Lawrence, $50
North Court strost, have left for Boise,
Idaho whsro they will spend the sum-
0oS,
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CLOSE PLAY IN
GOLF SEMI-F1NALS

Des Moines, June 30. Karl Kubec
Of Des Moines was up on Rudolph
Knepper of Sioux City at the end OF
the rst is hole round in the semi-finals
Of the state golf tourney here today.
Kubec played an 80 while Knepper
made 1t In 81.
w. K Groves of Des Moines and
Carl Piepho of Cedar Rapids were
even at the end of the first round.
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RICHLAND TO HAVE
A QUIET FOURTH

Richland, June 80. There will bel
no celebration in Richland, July 4, bud
large number OF the business menl
have announced their intention to close
their business houses in order to givel
their clerks and themselves day Of
rest and recreation.
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SISTERS DIE TOGETHER.

Iowa City, June 30.-Annie E. VIM
er, s., and Theora J. Winner, IS, sis
tiers, who lived together all their
lives, died within an hour and a halt
of each other at Iowa City hospital.
They were residents Of Wellman for
thirty-one years. The same disease
took them.
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Diseases Of Women.
treat great many women for
their ailments and cure many cases
where it is said surgical operation is
the only method Healing, soothing
methods are better in many cases than
radical means.
Catarrh of nose, throat bronchial
troubles treated by methods that re-
move the obstruction from nose and
throat. Diseases OF the stomach and
bowels cured by electrical massage
and vibration.
Rheumatism Is treated by electro
thermol baths which start the circu-
lation and eliminates the cause Of the
disease.
Varieocele or false rupture. This
resembles rupture, but is an enlarge
ment OF the veins, causes pain in back
and becomes larger in standing. Over
200 cases cured.
Hydrocele (water in sack) resem-
bles rupture, cured without knife
operation.
Private blood and skin diseases
cured and patient so afflicted should
have the best treatment obtainable.
I have been located in Ottumwa
twenty years. Call for further refer
ence.
DIR. ]. c. B0NHAM
EIks' Block. ottumwa, Iowa. II,
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Automobile Storage.

Just completed an up-to-date garage
at 323I West Second street, equipped
with modern conveniences for the
proper care Of cars for professional
and business men, Also We will wash
cars Farmers are invited to keep
their cars here when they come to
Ottumwa. Second hand cars bought
and sold John CarroW.
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WHOLE FAMILY GOES,

Shenandoah, June 30.-Two sons and
two sons-in-law from one family left
for Camp Dodge with Company E.
They were Odle and Grover Knight
and Elmer Wilbur and Ben Nearly, Jr.
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GUARDS PASS THROUGH.

Four companies Of the first infantry
of the Connecticut national guard
passed through Ottumwa at the MIL
waukee junction over the Milwaukee
railway this morning en- route to Kan
sas City and the border. More east
ern troops are expected to follow lat
err by this route.
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Obituary
Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Laid.

Mrs. Caroline EIlZapetn Iaoo.
Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Ladd OF
Philadelphia died Wednesday at the
home Of her son, Benjamin Ladd, 1907
Olive street in Kansas City, Mo-, whore
she was making visit Mrs. Mariah
l.. Laid and Mrs. Kate NJ. Ladd Of this
city are relatives Of the deceased. She
has visited in Ottumwa several times
and has many friends here.
Funeral services will be held In
Philadelphia, where 1nterment will al
so take place.
Willis X. cauohfan.
Funeral services of Willis K. Caugh'
Ian were held at 10 o'clock this morn
ing from the residence Of his sister,
Miss Marian 9. Caughlan, 21o Lincoln
avenue. conducted by Rev. D. G. Smith.
Interment took place In Ottumwa Gem
etery.
Charles Grinfth.
The funeral of Charles Griffith was
held at 1 D. m. today conducted by
Rev. Isaac williams Of the Open Door
Rescue mission. Interment took place
In Ottumwa cemetery.
ID
Mrs. Caroline RasNsus.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Ras-
mus was held at p. m, today from
the residence, 202 South Moore street.
conducted by Rev. 8. L. Gtlkison OF
the Free Methodist church. Interment
took place in the Ottumwa cemetery.
TO- -..i
Mrs, Amy G. keAin. s..
Funeral services of Mrs. Amy G.
Hef1in who passed away Thursday will
be held from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Lille M. Hahn, lOe1
Center avenue. at $3.50 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon conducted by Rev. G. D.
Jacobs, pastor of the First Presbyter@
ian church. Interment viii take place
in Ottumwa oemetery.
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These pictures have just been re-
ceived from Mexico. Upper photo
shows Battery C of tho 9Th field ar
tillery, resting on a road in the
wooded section of Dolores, Mexico,
while en- route. Lower photo shows
Company A Of the 9Th cavalry sit
ting down to meal after a thirty
four mile hike over the hot and dusty
plains Of northarn Chihnahua
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