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The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-27
FOR AMERICAN RIGHTS

Governor Hughes declared in Phila-
delphia that Eve purpose to protect
American lives on land and sea-" and
that 1--WE do not purpose to tolerate
any improper interference with Am
erican property, American mails or
with legitimate commercial intercourse
No American who is exercising only
American rights shall be put on any
blacklist by any foreign nation" brot
his audience to it's feet and elected
loud and prolonged cheers.
This declaration following right on
the heels of the sinking of various
vessels by submarines almost within
sight of President Wilson's summer
palace, was taken by Mr.. Hughes
hearers to have direct reference
thereto. Earlier in his speech, Mr..
Hughes had pointed out that the loss
Of American lines, including many
women and children, on the Lusitania
had been a direct and natural result
Of President Wilson's being "too proud
to fight" and Of his persistent habit
of publicly saving what he believed
would promote his personal popular
ity and privately doing quite the con-
trary, that his supporters might con-
tend that he had 'kept us out Of war. y
When asked to commend on the eX-
ploits of the submarines off Nantuck-
ct, Mr.. Hughes, declined, saying he
could not discuss current events be-
cause he was determined to do moth
/ ing which would embarass Mr.. Wilson
in any effort he might make to pro-
tect American rights. Mr. Hughes
further elected wild enthusiasm when
he declared:
81 repeat in Philadelphia what l said
in Milwaukee. We have no intrigues
no unstated purposes, no covert un-
derstandings or arrangements. We
stand four square to the world, re
presenting the United States and it:
interests and its interests alone, first
last and all the time"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-27
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
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of the Session Laws Of the Fourteenth
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Montana, said chapter being an act
approved March 9th, 1915, and that
your Honorable Board shall do and
perform any and all acts which may
be necessary for the purpose of Great
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05
Oak CITY Items.

Oak City, Sept. 5.-Miss Susie
Robertson Of near Palmyra was
was in town Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs. j. l.. and B. L. Hines
are spending a couple of days in
Norfolk this week.
Mrs. John York returned from
a trip to Richmond Saturday. She
purchased her fall millinery and
notions while away.
Miss Lou Council spent the
week end in Norfolk.
Miss Fannie Lee Spicr is spend
ing some time with Mrs. B. M.
Wol'slny.
Mr.. I. II. Johnson went to Nor
folk Friday returning with his
wife, who has been i'll the hospl-
tai scycra! weeks.
Mr.. Sam Buruette spent a few
DAYS with relatives.
Miss Annie Mae Daughtridge
returned from d t1'iI, to Norfolk
Friday.
Mrs. Zeh LYMAN returned from
Rocky Mount Sunday where she
left her little daughter, Gladys,
at the hospital for treatment.
Misses Lambeth, Reid and Nc
Lean returned from their homes
in the Western part Of the States
Friday to take up their school
work here. School opened Sept.
/.
Miss Jefferson House spent Fri
day III Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Emmett Burnctte spent last
week with relatives near here.
Mrs. NJ. T. Uaskett returned
from a trip to Norfolk Tuesday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05

Misses lone Kitchin and Ernest
Inc Rasberry are visiting Miss
Florence Allen in Weldon.
9@9&
Mr.. ?. H. Raspberry of Whining
ton is spending a few days with
his brother, Mr.. P. A. Raspberry
at the hotel.
Mrs. j. b. Hancock and daugh-
ter have returned home after
spending the summer at Ridge
crest.
Messrs. Samuel Meredith and
SOuthgatc Lamond returned today
to Norfolk after pleasant visit
here.
Messrs. S. A. Dunn, O. j. Moore,
Dr.. 7. ID. Kitchin and Arlington
kitcllin attended the tobacco
sales at Rocky Mount today.
$ 5
MI. balley, 1ilc genial agent or
the A. G.. Il. r. Z. Co., at Hob
good, spent a short time In town
today.
Mr.. Scba Whitehead left today
for Wake Forest, where he will
continue his course at Wake For
est College.
s : s
Messrs. Duprec Shields and
Robert Coughenor will leave
Wednesday for Raleigh where
they will attend A. & M. College
for this term.
IS s
The members of the local Epis-
copal church choir went to En-
field Sunday night, where they
rendered special music at the
regular evening service. They
went by automobile.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05
Little Bow Injured.

Master Kindred, the little son
Of Mr.. Clec Vaughan was quite
painfully injured Tuesday while
he, his father and Mr.. Willie II.
Allsbrook were motoring on the
road to Hobgo0d. Mr.. Allsbrook
was driving, and for some I'M
known cause the steering gear
get out Of fix, the car dashing in
to an embankmcnt, throwing the
little fellow forward on the wind
shield, and cutting a short cash
Oh his head. He is getting Oh
all right however.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05
Mr.. w. A. Crllmp of Tiller

Mr.. w. A. Crl,mp Of Tillery
was in town today.
$3.50
Mr.. Robt. Josey, Jr., left today
for Washington City.
89SS
Mr.. J. Green went to Ayden
last night on business.
$3.50
Mr.. Bill Cottas was a visitor in
Rocky Mount last night.
: $
Mr.. Seba Whitehead visited
relatives at Dunn last week.
$3.50
Mr.. s. B. kitchin, Jr., spent a
few days at Raleigh last week
en- business.
Mr.. l.. II. Bailey has returned
from visit to relatives in Martin
county.
$500
Mr.. Arthur Bryant spent Stun
day with friends in Edgecombe
county.
$3.50
Mr.. w. L. Marks Of Tillery
spent the week end with his fam
lily here.
Capt. S. d. Wilson pf Peters
burg spent a few days last. week
here with his family.
$3.50
Mr.. Mitchell TAYLOR Of Peters
burg spent the week end here
with friends.
Master Raymond Walston has
returned from a visit to relatives
at Conetoe.
$3.50
Mr.. Jimmie Fleming returned
today from Dinwiddie and Peters
burg, Va.
Miss Mary Hatton LYMAN o.
Rocky Mount is visiting Mrs. E
W. LIZ illttll.
$3.50
Messrs. A. Mcdowell, f. P
Shields and J. Harper Alexande1
motorcd to Tarboro today.
$500
Miss Snowdie Lowe is visitin,
relatives at Conway, Northampton
county. for two weeks.
-
Mrs. G.. L. Mcdowell left yes
terday for Il short visit to Mrs
&. J. Woodward at Greenville.
- s
Mrs. Dan Taylor and littl
daughter have returned from
visit in Washington, n. C..
Mr.. W. A. McMurray, count,
demonstration agent, returne.
Friday from Raleigh, where ne at
tended the farmers meeting hell
at A. & N. College.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05
Local and Personal
Peace.

Peace.
Were half the power that fills the
world with terror,
Were half the wealth bestowed
on camps and courts,
Given to redeem the human mind
from error,
Thcrc"Werc no need Of arsenals
and forts.
The warriors name would be d
name abhorred!
And every nation that should
lift again
Its hand against a brother, on its
forehead
Would wear For cvermore the
curse Of Cain!
Down the dark future for long
generations
The cchoing sounds grow faint
er and then cease;
And like a bell with solemn, sweet
vibrations
| hear once more the voice Of
Christ say, peace
-LOngfellow.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05
CHURCH SERVICES.
Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. l.. T. Singleton, Pastor
Sunday Schocl-9:45.
Morning Servirn-1l:00.
Evening ScrVicc--7:f5.
Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting
-7:f5.
Baptist Church
Rev. r. a. Mcfarland, Pstor
Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS.
Morning Service-11:00
Evening Service-7:45.
Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting
TAB.
Episcopal Church
Rev. Reuben Meredith, Rector.
Sunday School--9:45. ~
Morning Prayer and sermon-l1 100
Evening PRAYER and sermon-8:0'
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05

Mr.. r. j. Madry spent Monday
afternoon at Conetoe, Edgecombe
county.
Miss Lucille Brown of Ayden
spent the week end with the lam
lily Of her uncle, Mr.. E. L. Brown.
IS
Mrs. S. c.. Pegram and little
daughter are spending few days
with friends at Washington, N. C.
Mr.. r. II. Marston Of Raleigh,
who has been visiting here for
several days, has returned home.
- :
Mrs. L. ". Russell and daugl1-
ter, Miss Nellie, are visiting rela-
tivcs in Durham for a few days.
38d&
Messrs. Henry Moore and Ennis
Bryan left today for Wake For
est College for the 1867 term.
$50 -
Mr. c. H. Herring has resigned
his position as assistant cashier
of the Bank Of Halifax and re-
turned to his home here. where
he has accepted the position Of
bookkeeper for the Cotton Oil 4
Ginning Co.
Miss Mamie Wilson returned
Saturday from Washington, N. c..
where she has been visiting her
brother for some days.
: -
Mr.. Jack Mcdowell left yester-
day for arrenton, where he will
attend Warrenton High School
this session.
Messrs Milford Haynes, w. Fox
hall, Tom Farrar and A. G.. De
Berry of Tarboro were here Sun
day with friends.
Miss Minnie B. Long has return
ed to her home at Graham, Ala
nance county, after visit to
the Misses Leggett here.
49,
Miss Grace Slaughter has re
turned to her home at Goldsboro
after pleasant visit to Miss Lu-
ellie Leggctt. v.-
$500
! Rev Reuben Meredith filled
his regular appointment a. En-
field Episcopal church Sunday
morning and night:
Mr.. A. J. IIillmuth, vito l1ss
been visiting his daughter, Mrs
Y. w. Russell, returned to his
home at Asheville Saturday.
Mr.. r. G.. Pittman Of Rocky
Mount is here doing some plumb
ing work at the graded schoo
building.
$500
Mr.. B. G. Nehlett has retttrnt,
from a trip to Western cities il
the interest Of the National Span
ish Peanut Co.
IS S.
Mr.. Jesse Bowers Of Washing
ton, spent few days this weel
with his grandmother, Mrs. G.. E
Bowers.
80 IS
Messrs. Richard Moore, Jimmi
Lawrence and Spencer Lewis lef
Monday for Oak Ridge, wher
they will attend school this yeal
49, IS
Mrs. Max Uerendorf and tw
children Of Norfolk, have return
, ed home after a visit to her SIS
, ter, Mrs. l.. WaxIuan.
49, IS
Mrs. Fl. F. Peacock and childrc
: Of Richmond are tie guests Q
| her sister, Mrs. J. A. Weathcr>
: bee.
! : :
Mr.. G.. Hoffman is in New Yor
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-05

To the Democratic Voters Of Judicial District:
We, the undersigned citizens Of Warreton
lima the of H. Kerr who is a candidate for
the nomination for Judge Of this district Judge
Peebes deceased primary to be held in this
district the 9th day Of September, 1916, with pleasure
pride the citizens of our
district and beg that you give him support this
position: OF great esteem for him.
Of splendid fitness for this office
great Kerr, having solicitor for
years district, is peo
pie: he of with signal ability
believe, the entire satisfaction people Of
district; but his homo people, know him best
wish testify his high personal and to his
ideal home life He stands in this community for the high
ideals things which tend county
better is a lawyer Of large attachments
and great success believe aoory the bench of
be equal of any splendid prede-
ccssors. attainnents he
besdes-a loyal Democrat and has swerved when he
do party the white citizenship
this ate Respectfully
J. G. ELLIS, Cashier Bank Of Warren.
J. NJ GARDNER, Cotton Buyer.
c. E. JACKSON, Merchant
w. G. ROGERS Tobaccons
CHAS H. PFETE, NJ D.
H. A. MOsEI.EY, Warrcnton Grocery
JOHN W. ALLEN, Mayor
EDMUND WHITE Cotton Buyer
w. A. MILES. Merchant.
c. n HARDY Merchant.
w. II. RIGGAN Merchant.
w. H. BURROUGHS, Merchant
E. S. ALLEN, Merchant.
w. A. BURWELI4 Druggist.
T. O. RODWEI4I4 Attorney a Law.
j.. NJ. BURROUGHS County Commissioner.
C. R. ROCKWELL, Cotton Buyer
= j. P. SCOGGIN, Salesman.
w II. CAMERON, Merchant.
V. D. ALSTON, Salesman.
w B. BOYD, President Citizens Bal
REV T. J. TAYLOR, Pastor Baptist Church.
S. G. DANIEL, Attorney at Law.
P NJ STAI1LINGS Chm 3D. Co., Com
j. r. RODWELI1 Clerk Superior Court
Is this not a Fine
Recommendation?
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
'lG FIRMS GIVE
,lONTH'S WAGE
AND AMERICAN
ExREss COMPANIES ANNOUNCE
BONUS FOR EMPLOYEES.

Men who have been in the exclusive
employ of the Wells Fargo express
. company for a year or more and VINO
are ira wing a salary Of $1,000 year
or less. will receive bonus equal 10
one months wages based on salaries
paid during October 1916.
Word to this effect has been received
NJ the local office from the president
The company. B. d. Caldwell. The
nus will be distributed in quarterly
ailments on the first OF January.
ii. July and october of next year.
ployes who have not, on January l.,
in the companys service year
become eligible for participation in
payments following their attainment
years service.
C. Taylor. president of the Amer
Express Co makes the same kind
OF In announcement in behalf of that
company for its employees. 1t is estimat-
ed that 1000 men and women will
hare in this bonus which viii aggre-
re s1,250,0G0 The conditions of the
companies are nearly identical ex-
% that no provision is contained in
the American Express company's an
nouncement as to the exclusive en-
ployment OF those participating.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
VISIT IOWA TO
INSPECT HERDS
SOUTH AMERICANS ATTENDING
LIVE STOCK SHOW MAKE
TRIP TO AMES.

lowa's business relations with Argen-
tina, with especial reference to live
stock, were made closer last week when
a party of Argentine cattle men who
had been in attendance at the Interna-
tlonal Live Stock show at Chicago,
spent day in Iowa inspecting some of
the principal live stock herds They
We're the guests of the faculty at Iowa
state college and We're so impressed
with the predominance of Iowa's agri-
cultural school that one of the members
of the party. Senior Alfredo Bullreich,
announced definitely that he would
make ARRANGEMENTS at once to send his
son to school at Ames
Two of the Argentine cattle men
were judges at the Internati onal show
and the officers of the Greater Iowa
association, who were in attendance at
the show, also, made a special effort to
impress these visitors with Iowa's po-
sition in the live stock world However,
inasmuch as two OF them were judges,
they had ample opportunity to inspect
for themselves the quality Of Iowa's
products.
One of the Argentians gave fischer
& Ryan Of Iowa, the first prize for the
yearfins cross bred class; Iowa State
college first prize in two year old cross
bred bullock. and also the herd grand
championship to Fischer & Ryan. In
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EDDNxftEE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Keller Of Prairie
City are visiting this weke with their
daughter Mrs. Dave Mahaffey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dots entertain
ed their children and families Christ
mas week. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Dotts Of Abba, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Funk Of k,ykville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Lore, Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Dotts, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Chapman and Mrs.
Nellie Curtis and children of Ohio, la.
Fred Harding who has been spending
the Christmas holidays in Eddyville re-
turned to Des Moines Tuesday.
Mrs. John De Tar is quite ill suffer-
ing with an attack Of the grip.
Jimmie Mattix of Osceola is visiting
relatives and friends in Eddyville this
week
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Gray left Tues
day for Hot Springs. Ark to spend the
winter.
The pump house of the NJ. &: st. L,
which is located on the banks OF the
river near the bridge caught fire Mon
day about midnight and burned to the
ground. The origin of theft re is not
known.
Geo. Weber of Oberlin who is the
guest of his mother Mrs. Ida Weber
is visiting this week at the home of
his uncle VIM Albaugh.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
BlGAMY CAUSE !.
OF ARREST
LAURENCE HILLIARD SEEMS TO
BE MARRIED TO TWO WOMEN
At THE SAME TIME.

Laurence Hilliard of near Eddyville
is in the county jail, held under 81 900
bonds to await the action of the dis
trict court grand jury on the charge
of bigamy.
Hilliard was given preliminary
hearing Wednesday afternoon in JUS
tice Grey's court at Eddyville. He
waived examination but the testimony
of two witnesses was taken anyway
by County Attorney Daugherty, who
assisted Justice Grey. 1t will be used
when the grand jury meets next week.
1t is alleged that Hilliard, about ten
years ago, married Mary Hale at Char
iton and they have two children. a
boy and a girl. aged six and eight
years. They separated and were d.
vorced in January, 1916 while living in
Des Moines.
1t is then charged that in March of
this year the couple was remarked in
the capital city and lived together un-
til August.
At that time it Is charged billiard
came to Eddyville and on October 81
secured a marriage license and was
welded to Miss Fern McNeese in o.
tumwa
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
WABASH RAILWAY.

itor in Osceola yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.noch Sutherland of
Ilt Pleasant formerly of this CITY
spent Christmas with their relatives
and friends here. Mrs. Sutherland went
to Essex to visit her parents Rev and
Mrs A. G.. Johnson, until recently of
this place.
Jas. Taylor Of Warren township and
daughter Mrs. Mabel Cowan of this
city are spending the holidays in Wa
terloo with their daughter and sister
Mrs. O. b. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wherry and baby
have returned from few days visit
with relatives in Ames.
Miss Margaret johnson who is con-
Quoting music studio in Wausa. Neb.
is spending the holiday season here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Johnson
Mrs Ida Culbertson. music supervisor
at the Soldiers Orphans home in Dav-
export is spending the holidays here
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. j. Nv.
Reese. Accompanied by her two sons
she went to Wcodburn yesterday to
visit her sisters Mesdames Fred Mar
tin and Robt Waynick and brother
Jos. Reese.
Marriage licenses have been issued
parties: Clarence J Slocum, 81, of
Mangum. Okla. and Marie Grace Funk
10, Of Charlton: Sylvester Gartin, is,
and Ruth Clark. Is, of Charlton: Ross
futile %, Of Cambria. and Bessie Wal
mer, 20, of Corydon NJ. A. Gilliland. %
and Edith Nussbaum "a of Oakley:
Harry Duree. "a and Rebecca Viertz,
- both OF WOODBURY..
Relatives and friends of the family
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
CHARLTON.

Miss Laura Curtis who is teaching
at Lake Preston, S. D., is spending the
holidays in Charlton with her brother
Mrs. Amanda Curtis.
Saunders Bailey and daughter Mrs
4. J. Murphy and husband spent Sun
day and Monday in Des Mones with
their daughter and sister Mrs. D. w
Houck.
Miss Daisy Hosea returned Tuesday
morning from few days visit with
friends in OSceola.
Miss Frances Courtleyow of Des
MOines, formerly of this city. returned
home after a brief visit with her nu-
merous Charlton friends.
The Misses Leona Lorimer and Lura
James who are employed in Clarinda as
stenographers returned to their duties
yesterday after brief visit at their re-
spective homes here.
r. S. Andres is spending the holidays
in Des Moines with his son Alva An
dres and family.
Donald Grant and daughter Mildred
returned Tuesday from a visit at their
home in Minneapolis
Mrs. Lucy Parry was business Wis
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
WILL OPEN
CONVENTION
ANNUAL MEETING OF 3. Y. p. U.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OPENS IN
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The annual convention OF the B. 7.
P. u. Sunday school opens Friday
evening at the South Ottumwa Bap-
fist church, with DR.. G. P. Mitchell
and Professor j A. Lapham, state
Sunday school inspector, in attend
ance. The program follows:
Friday evening, 7:3O o'clock.-Pray'
er and praise service. conducted by
Frank Norman OF Eddyyille.
Unfolding Life--Professor Lapham.
What the Five Year Program has
Accomplished-Dr. Mitchell.
Saturday, $50 O'Clock, prayer and
praise-Miss Ruth sherwood of First
church.
A study of the Iowa Baptist conven-
ton DR.. Mitchell.
Point eight in The Standard. Mis-
sions and temperance instruction, DR..
B. r. Patti
Hard points in Sunday school sian
dards Prof. Lapham.
Saturday. O'Clock. Praise and
prayer service Rev. W. f. Prewttt.
Hard points in standard and open
parliament.
How organized classes help hold
young men = E. f. England.
Open parliament, Herbert Schwartz:
Saturday, 1880 o'clock. Prayer and
praise service = Levi Eaton.
Reports from B. Y. P. Q. societies
led bv Lloyd Frost.
Unfolding plans Prof. Lapham.
Sunday, 9:45 O'Clock, Sunday school
superintendent Alva Randall.
Morning worship II o'clock by pas
tor
Sunday, 2:30 o'clock Children's
hour.
Hard points in B. Y. P. Q. standard
and open parliament.
Sunday, Gao o'clock B. Y. P. Q. =
Miss Hazel Brown.
1880 O'Clock. sermon, The Lad And
His Dad. Prof. J. A. Lapham.
The different churches Of the city
and country are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29
PROMISE CITY.

Those entertained at the Ciydd Whit
more home Christmas were Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Whitmore, Mr.. and Mrs
Spike Braggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
IIonr and sons Harmon aud Lowell. Mr.
land Mrs. John Games. Mr.. and Mrs
ed Haines and sons Arthur MendSenhall
!, nd Vernon Whitmore.
g'rof 3. G.. I've and Miss Dallas
pencer left for Plea santon SATURDAY
1iss Neal left for Plano and Miss
Zee for Weldon to spend the holi-
with home folks.
te programs which were given in
NO lower rooms Friday were en-
by number of the parents and
ds OF the children.
IS Regina Hannah was guett OF
ydon relatives Christmas.
Mrs. Raw Noble went to Indianoh on
turday for visit with relatives. She
y joined by Mr.. Noble Monday.
The Misses Mabel DAY and Eva
ark who are attending Simpson toll
ge at Tndianola came 10 spend the
idays at the parental Day and Clkrk
3AeS.
serett Baker of Drake university at
as Moines came home Saturday. He
i4gas accompanied by Howard Wiliis|o
Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Smith of Graz
ity were Christmas guests at the ~
rental r. A. Sharp home.
~ Miss Margaret Wade of Des Monks
epent Christmas with her grandparents
[ Mr. and Mrs. John Chrisman.
The program at the NJ. II. church lat
Saturday evening was appreciated by b
large audience.
N Glen Kinser Who was operated on al
De Centerville hospital last week wert
Trough the operation nicely Glen't
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-29

were greatly shocked to learn Of the
sudden death Of David Brown. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Brown, which oc-
Cured yesterday morning at the home
Of his parents and was due to stroke
of apoplexy. Funeral services, conduct
ed by Rev Jos. Goodsell and Rev. M.
S. Clark will be held at the family home
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. He
is survived by his parents and one
brother Ira Brown Of Osceola. and
three sisters Mrs. W. s. Tharp OF
Whitebreast township and Mrs. Ella
Miller and Mrs. r. D. Viers Of this city.