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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-29
Dr.D.E.Graham
Hours - . to ~ q. M; I 10 9 .. IN.
Office. Firss National Sank oids.
ottumwa, lows

to attend the state fair.
= Ray Sawyer went to Des Moines q
attend the state fair.
Mr and Mrs. N. Y. Luellen and fam
lily went to Camp Mckinley to spend 3,
week camping along the Des Moines
Mrs. Clara Heinx went to Ottumws
Saturday night on business.
Misses Elsie Burns and Myrna All.
man have returned home from Chicagt
where they have been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Craner Of Agency
were In the city Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Huston returned to n
don after few days visit in Marios
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred McHsnry Of OF.
tumwa visited at the Frank Sharr
home Saturday morning.
Dwight Weaver left Sunday nigh,
for Columbus junction for q weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hughes, Mrs
Harve Enyart and daughter Mjes
RUNE visited Camp 101 for supper Fri.
day nights
JEFF Galloway IL on the sick list this
week.
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c. MANNING HEARS
HUGHES ON COAST
oTTUMWAk ATTENDS BIG POLL.
TlcAL DEMONSTRATION CIV.
EN- At Los ANGELES.

The Courier has received a letter
from Calvin Manning Of this city, who
is now at Santa Monica, Cal, telling
Of the demonstration for Charles
Evans Hughes, republican candidate
for president, at Los Angeles. Through
the courtesy Of a former Iowa man Mr..
Manning received a vice presidents
badge which admitted him to the
meeting. Following is Mr.. Manning's
letter:
Dear Courier:
1t was my good fortune to receive a
vice presidents badge to the great
Hughes meeting in Los Angeles last
night. This was through the courtesy
of Robert Miller, formerly of Milton,
Iowa, now a resident here and mem
Der of the country central committee.
The reception to Governor Hughes
was one Of the largest political DEM
onstrations have ever witnessed. It
was held In the Shrine auditorium and
the morning papers said $500 people
were seated In the building and as
many more outside. With the beauti-
full decorations 1t reminded me of a
national convention hall. The COVER.
nor was In hne trim and his voice car
ried well SO all could hear. He is very
deliberate in manner of speaking but
impresses the nearer with his great
sincerity and frankness in statement.
He states a proposition with great
clearness and you gain tho feeling az
he proceeds that he Is a man who
knows what he is talking. about. He
dwells with great force on the neces-
sity of efficiency In our public service.
His description of the present war in
Europe and the absolute necessity Of
this country being prepared in every
way to meet the problems that will
arise and the conditions We will have
to meet. His vision Is clear and large
and he demonstrated to mo he was the
man who would be equal to the task.
His speech and manner pleased me in
every way. 1t seems to me he covered
the entire ground In few words; noble
sentiments from man with high
ideals but practical and willing to en-.
force them.
.. Calvin Manning.
Santa Monica, Cal. August %.
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PENNINGTON.

Mrs. Laura Hoagland Of Mexico Mo-,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. D.. l..
Marsan
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bshrens of Abn-
enc, Texas are visiting the latter's par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. NJ. Townsend.
They have Just returned from a trip
through the lakes and visit to sew
eral eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Of Chicago are
Mrs. Sophie Reckmeyer. -.s,N 81,
Mrs. Myra Hassler and Miss Ltzsie
Barser left Wednesday for visit with
friends at Des Moinss.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson and daughter
Edith left Wednesday for Browning.
Mo-. whsre they will be the guests Of
relatives XII.
Miss Olga Mccormick has returned
from river trip to Davenport and re-
turn. She was accompanied by Miss
Lena johnson of Stockport.
Mrs F. ID. Carr Of Des Moines ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with her
mother Mrs s. r. Boiler.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin 10 visiting her
sister Mrs. G. L. Tenant ut Mt. Pleas
ant. ,> ,.-
B. M. Boyer and Ben Marmion have
gone to the state fair where they have
live stock exhibits.
Miss Nellie Cox of Kansas City who
has been visiting Mrs. w. A. Martin for
the past two weeks. left for her horne
Tuesday morning. D
Miss Anna Glicker Of Charlotte, Ia,
sthe guest Of her niece Mrs. wilhelm
Lueckel. "
Miss Henrietta Chalfont Of Milton
was recent guest Of Pennington
friends.
Herman Carver Of Chicago has been
visiting his mother Mrs. E. A. Carver.
B. Carter Of Bentonsport was 4
Pennington visitor Saturday. @
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PARIS CHAUTAUQUA
OPENS FOR SIX DAYS

Paris, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-The Paris
chautauqua has begun and promises
to be one Of merit. The program is
varied, presenting both the best in
entertainment and In education The
musical numbers are quite inviting
and the lectures are among the best
talent to be found on the chautauqua
platform. .&
Among the more outstanding fea-
lures is the Hiawatha Indians, being
real Indians Of the Objibway tribe,
who present the immortal American
epic "Hiawatha," by H. w. Longfellow.
W. B. Patay appears with a
unique and interesting lecture dem
onstration of wireless telegraphy, ra-
dunn and liquid air. ~,
Ex-Governor ALI Taylor of Tonnes
sec, is q specially strong speaker
Mrs. Lulu Gates is without peer
as mimetic, and has repertoire of
well-known and powerful selections,
such as Daddy Long Legs" 1.-THE
Melting Pot" 1.-THE Fortune Hunter"
and 1.-THE Dawn of q Tomorrow"
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FREMONT.

Mrs. Westby and daughter came from
Illinois for a visit with the formers
mother Mrs Rhodes a>d brother Henry
khoads.
Dr. Krout returned Wednesday from
Mt. Gilead, O.. where he attended re-
union of the Krout family Saturday
Aug. 1S. ..saa . y
Several from here attended the Eng
fish River Baptist association at Pleas
ant Grove. It was in session from
Thursday until Sunday night. j. A.
Baitsell, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Triplett
and daughter Jessie, Mrs. Emma
Springer, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hamilton
motored over In the Hamilton car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baitsell start on
Monday for Indiana for visit and to
attend the Eastburn reunion.
Rev. Regain has returned from visit
with his parents in Eureka, Ark. He
was accompanied home by an aunt who
will make an extended visit.
John Purdin shipped fourteen cars
Of stock last Sunday.
Roy Brooks has returned from a bus
mess trip to Kirkwood. ILL., He and his
family leave here soon to make their
home there.
two weeks vacation at the John Dun
.mire home in Marshalltown with Miss
Edith Dawson at Cedar Falls and Mrs.
Grace Altman at Webster City. ..-5
Mrs. Lew Hockey is recovering from
her recent operation which was per-
formed by DR.. Ochner Of Chicago.
Miss Blanche Nelson. one of the Des
Moines east high school teachers spent
several days visiting Erma Krout. They
were both former Hedrick teachers.
Miss Nelson had spent the summer in
lnicago. Gary. Ind, and with eastern
iowa relatives.
Mrs. Fred Altman and Mrs. Logan
Hibler spent few days recently at the
Chas Dean home in Oslxaloosa. ...
Mrs. Sarvis has returned from q visit
with Oskaloosa trends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Jones have return
ed from a visit at the parental Jones
home at Radcliffe 81, ~
Mrs. B. M. Eastburn has gone to Dies
MONIES to visit at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Pearl Johnson while Mr..
Eastburn attends the Eastburn reunion
in Indiana. ~
The schools open Sept. 4. All the
teachers are engaged and ready for
work. ~
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In Memoriam
r, J, Hall.


Cloutman Post, No. 50, G. A. r. re-
cords the following as a memorial Of
our comrade, Thomas Jackson Hall:
He was native Of the state Of Maine.
born October 3, 1882 In early life he
came with his parents to Toledo, o.
On August %, 1862, he enlisted In
Co. H, 111th regiment. Ohio Volunteer
Infantry and was mustered out at
Salisbury, N. c., July IA, 1865. On
account Of his EN- ciency and mechani.
cal skill he was assigned for q con.
siderable part Of his time to that i'm
portant branch of the service known
as the Pioneer corps. Altogether, he
took part In forty-one battles. As a
soldier he had an enviable rec
ord. He came to Ottumwa in the
spring Of 1866. Shortly after that he
went back to Ohio and married. then
returned to Ottumwa with his wife
and they have made their home here
ever since He died on the fifth day
of August, 1916, and his remains are
inferred at his old home at Toledo, o.
His wife servives him.
Jack Hall, az he was Familiarity
called, was we'll and most favorably
known to all the older citizens Of OF.
tumwa. For some years he served az
chief Of the police Of the city, but he
was best known as a carpenter, con.
tractor and builder. Many Of the bet
ter houses in Ottumwa are momu-
ments to his skill along those lines.
But above and beyond all, he was
known as an enterprising citizen, a
sympath1zing neighbor and devoted
Christian man. He was charter mem.
Der of Cloutman Post, No. 50, G. A. R.,
and was its commander for several
terms and filled other positions of the
post Because of his attention to it's
affairs, he was frequently appointed
on its committees with the knowledge
of the comrades that any duties he
was charged with would be performed.
We shall greatly miss Jack Hall. Our
comrades tender to his widow their
heartfelt sympathy. assuring her that
she shall ever be held in grateful re.
membrance. Committee. r. Bick-
ley, James King, w. A. Work.
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RICK.
Mrs. Henry Snyder of Ollie was the
guest at the VIM. Wright home thia

Mrs. Henry Snyder Of Ollie was the
guest at the VIM. Wright homs thia
week.
Ed steller Of Ottumwa was He'd.
rick visitor Wednesday.
Burnett Bray arrived home Thursday
from trip to South Dakota
Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Richard
son were Hedrick visitors Monday.
Chas. Robinson and family Of clay
were guests here Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Rivers and daughter re-
turned to their home In Hiteman afteY
2 visit with her niece Mrs. vads
Miss Marjory Messerschmitt "a the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McMain In
Eddyville this week.
Paul Bowers went to Williamsburg
Wednesday where he played In the
Williamsburg band during the fair.
Mrs. Vada Dickey was Fremont
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Britta Anderson went to Oska-
ioosa Thursday for a weeks visit IT
the G. B. Pearson home. IA
Mrs. Paul Sloan Of South Engiiehf
was Hedriok visitor between trains
Wednesday while enrouts to Richland
for visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Roop.
Miss Fern Hibbler Of Fremont was
an over Sunday visitor here.
Thomas Brady Of Richland visited
the Mrs. John Brady home last week.
Mrs. Minnie Mckay Of Packwood
was In town Monday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. T: G. Day. and daughter
Phyllis left Monday for 4 ten days
visit in Montana.
Mrs. Mary Caldwell returned to hse
home in Cedar Rapids afte "a weeks
visit with Hedrick friends.
Revival meetings are being held In
large tent on the Christian church
grounds. Large crowds are In attend
ance and much interest Ia being taken.
Gaylord Wilson and Miss Grace KIN.
der were married In Ottumwa Thurs
day.
Mrs. Wayne Shepard and daughter
of Red Oak are visiting at the Ports1
home here a
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RICHLAN D.

Mrs. Regetta Rice of Muscatine II
visiting her cousin Mrs. Ed Swank.
Mrs. Fanny King Of Chicago is
spending a few weeks with her; mother
Mrs. Mary Long and other relatives.
Mrs. Art Robinson Of Anamosa Is in
joying visit at the parental B. T.
Bottorff home. -
Miss Westbrook Of Leets is being en-
tertained ut the home Of DR., and Mrs
I. M. Irwin. E
Rev. and Mrs. Rodney are visiting in
Ottumwa short time before going to
New Sharon where he will have the
pastoral charge OF the Christian
church.
Mrs Amy Miller and daughter OF
Bedford are spending couple OF weeks
with her mother Mrs Hannah Bristow
and her many old time friends.
Ward McCutcheon Of Washington
who visited relatives here has returned
home. ,#
Mrs Lorain Tracy and son terminal
ed months visit today with the Mrs.
s. r. Tracy family and departed for
their home in Baton Rouge. La.
Mrs. Lydia Hinshaw has returned
from visit in Brighton with relatives.
VIM. Hall was visitor in Sigourney
Wednesday with relatives
Warren Morgan and Russell Lemley
motored to Iowa City recently to ar
range for entering the university the
coming years.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ward and children
who visited relatives in Wapello have
returned home. ..'l .
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Parks left Wednesday for
Des Moines to attend the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raymond Of Fair
field spent Wednesday at the Charlie
Leppo home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Moore are visit
ing relatives in Davenport this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst of Cen
terville are here visiting relatives.
Roy Glotfelty left Tuesday for a
business trip through Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riggs and son Ray
are in Ottumwa where thei rson will
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LOCAL MAS0NS TO
PLAY ROLE OF HOST
HARDING AND MEREDITH TO. BE
GUESTS AT DEGREE WORK
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.


Ottumwa Lodge No. 16, A. r. & A. M.
has received assurance from Lieut..
Gov. w. L. Harding and r. T. Meredith
that they will attend third degree
initiation Wednesday evening, August
80, at the Masonic temple.
AS has been the custom at gather
ings of this kind the work will begin
early with a light luncheon served
about o'clock, after which addresses
will be given by the guests Of the
evening and others.
Neighboring lodges are invited to at
tend without any further invitation
and 1t Is expected that large delega-
lions, as usual, will be in from nearby
towns. It Is seldom that meeting
of this kind is arranged where two
such prominent men can be present.
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It>can be done through the classified columns
of The Courier ~
Farm Property For Sale

FOR SALE-17s ACRE FARM IN
Knox county, Missouri. Small cottage
three rooms; big, old brick house;
fair barn; we'll fenced and watered ;
10 acres level land in cultivation; re-
mainder timber pasture; q great deal
of timber cleared; fine grass. The
pasture rolling not rough. A fine
stock, dairy and poultry farm; two
miles from NewarkA Price 335 per
acre. For a little advance will divide
farm. We guarantee this to be one Of
the best bargains In northeAst Mis-
souri,. 1t Is $40 to SIS per acre cheap
err than any land OF it's class / know
of. Want $1,000 down: easy terms
might In addition take one or two
little rental cottages at bed rock
prices. Will give agents 81 per acre to
furnish buyer. e. A.. Dowell. LaBelle,
Mo. - ,-g-, a. %
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EDDYvlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Underwood OF
Oskaloosa were guests Friday at the
James Myrick home.
Rev. J. l.. Jones left Friday tor Al
bert Lea, Mimi, on business trip.
Mrs Clynton Roberts and Mrs. Arch
lie Miller are spending the week at
Cleak Lake.
Mrs. c. o. Lundy returned Friday
from a weeks visit with friends at
West Liberty.
Mrs. Ruth wray Of Abba spent Fri
day in Eddyville visiting her sister Mrs.
Chas. Odem.
Mrs. John Lindholm and Mrs. Archie
Harding are spending the week In Os-
kaloosa visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Laura Clark OF Hedrick visited
friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stuber and Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Thayer drove to OF
tumwa Friday in the Stuber car and
spent the day.
Mrs. Roy Lafferty and children have
returned from visit with Mrs. Laf-
ferty's sister Mrs. Geo. lager at Ba-
tayia. VI
The contractors have force Of men
at work this week on the new school
building.
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WEST POINT.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wellman
Jr, Aug. II, a son; to Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Cook, near Sawyer, Aug. IT,
q daughter: to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar De
Long near Lowell, Aug. 90, daughter
The marriage bans Of Miss Rose
Schmidt Of FIT. Madison and Frank
Greene Of West Point have been pub
lished. The marriage will take place at
st. Marys church at FIT. Madison on
Tuesday September 5.
Miss Cecilia Pieper Of Mt. Hamill
has been visiting her sister Mrs Thee
Fedler. A.s s.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calix Fisher and baby
returned Friday to their home at Har-
per- Iowa, after visit with their niece
Miss Agnes Adams. ...h
Rev. Father Kern Of F'p Madison and
Rev. Father Rossenback Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. were visitors with Rev. Father
Jacoby Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pogge Jr. and
Mrs. Caroline Schierbrock visited Wed
nesday with Mrs. Schierbrock's daugh-
ter Mrs. George Schaffer at Burlington.
Mrs. George Mundel and children re-
turned Tuesday to their home at OF.
tumWa after several weeks visit at
the o. H. Masters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hellman departed
Tuesday for visit with relatives at
Muenster Texas.
John Mapes Of Aledo, ILL.,, has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. VIM. Wilson.
Mrs. B. Lynn returned Thursday
from Chicago where she has been TAX
ing a course in business college.
Mrs. G. v. COPYRIGHT OF Kansas City
recently visited her brother John e.
Jarrett. Eg5 III
Sam Wilson has returned from a
visit with relatives at Milton, Iowa.
Opal and Mildred Bassell are spend
ing the week with their grandmother
at Birmingham.
Jos Kramer who lives south OF town
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Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET
SALE EVERY FRIDAY.

Horses at retail every day Time
given on good notes. Good work mares
and horses rejected for not exactly NIL
ing army specifications for sale at less
than country prices. Every horse guar
anteed.
We are In the market at all times FOR
all classes Of war and market horsss.s
II you can't send them to the Ottum.s
wa market drop me word what you
have and III come or send buyers any
where, no matter where you live.
MORRIS WILLlAM0. 4.8S
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IL In town this week taking treatment
for injuries to his left hand. Mr.. Kram-
er found dynamite cap and wishing
to Investigate took nail and hammer
and pounded 1t. He lost part OF the fore
finger and has q badly bruised thum.
- Fred Weidenfeller OF Highland, WIS.
arrived Tuesday for viist with his
aunt Mrs. Christina Wonderland.
Miss Mayme Schroeder has been Wis
iting her brother Hermon Schroeder
and family at Burlington. :.
Herman Schachtrop Of Peoria, ILL.,, Is
visiting his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Lampe ana
daughter Marcella have been visiting
relatives at Milne. Ill.
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CHARLTON.

n Mrs. Jean Lee Aszman and pupils
gave violin and cello recital at the
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon at o'clock. which was attended
by large number Of friends. The pro-
gram was thoroughly enjoyed by all,
each participant acduitting themselves
In a manner which reflected great
credit on the instructor Mrs. Aszman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McEndree and two
children Of Cedar Rapids, have been
spending the past week in Charlton
with his mother Mrs. Rosetta McEndree
and with Mrs. McEndree's parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Stokesbury and other
relatives and old friends. They formerly
resided here.
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oTTUMWA COURIER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2s 1915

undergo an operation in the Ottumwa
hospital. ysyA
Mr.. Hub Of near Brookville pur-
chased the Clinkenbeard farm near
I4ibertyville Monday. He will move on
the farm in the spring.
Gilbert Hill purchased tho Jim Fry
residence and will move his family In
town in the near future. - a.,
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MANY CASES REPORTED.

Fl. lodge, Aug. 28.-LOcaI phys1c-
ians report q remarkable number Of
tonsilitis cases this month. One doc
tor has removed as many as eighteen
tonsils from the mouths OF TT. Dodgers
this week. Others report an equal
number OF cases The hrst spell Of
cool weather caugh people unawares
and without sufficient clothing, the
result Of which was throat trouble and
attacks Of tonsilitis.
Another doctor states that never IN
his practice has he had so many cases
of ear disease during tho month Of
August - he has had this year.
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1t Can Be Done

There are thousands to tell you it can't be done;
There are thousands to prophesy failure;
There are thousands to enumerate, one by one,
The dangers that wait to assail you;
But just buckle in with bit of grin,
Then take off your coat and go to it,
Just start in to sing as you tackle the thing
That cannot be done,' AND YOU'LL DO 1T!
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SHOULDER FRAcTUREp.

Clarksville, Aug. 2S.--While 1 mum.
Der Of farmers were loading brick
from car into their wagons, Fred
Spier's team became frightened q 8
passing freight train and ran away.
throwing him out In such manner
that his right shoulder blade va
fractured. He was at once taken 70
q doctor who attended tho wounded
member
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ALBA.

John A.. Demuth deputy county aud
itor went to Moneton to spend Sunday
with relatives and attend the chautau-
qua. y
Floyd Jones of Buxton who was
brought here before the insane COM
mission, but was taken home immedi-
ately in serious condition, is still
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Notice 20 Subscribers.
In ordering the address Of your -
per changed. be sure to state who're
you have been getting It. % well g
where you want II sent,
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70 HOLD PICNIC.

De Witt. Aug. 2S.-The members OF
the NJ b. Sunday school and their
friends are invited to picnic to -
held next Friday afternoon at Crystal
lake. They will meet At the church at
q. m.
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Wanted

WANTED - YOUR OLD CARPETS
4. to make into rugs, beautiful and dur
Y able rugs from old carpet at reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug works
Bloomfield. Iowa.
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For Sale

FOR SALE - ONE STAVE SlLO'
size 16x32. one piece stave clear 1il.
Ottumwa Silo Co., phone 1888 F-l4 OF
2366-R, Ottumwa. Iowa. .
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For Rent

A 200 ACRE FARM FOR RENT ~
miles south Of Ottumwa. 100 acres IN
timber. The right man can make the
rent in cutting timber and building
fence. Chas. A. Wellman. End floor
Phoenix Trust Bldg, Ottumwa, Ia.
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Automobiles - Motorcycles

REMARKABLE BARGAIN IN TWO
speed motorcycle. excellent condition
with light and tandem $S5 cash or
trade for watch or diamond. ADDRESS
ABB care Courier. ~.- -.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-30
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE

Company to Nevada where he will be-
gin the development of a number of
mines which he has recently pur-
chased. Mr. McGhee made nice for
tune in the Healdton field and he is
going back to his former profession
that of mining. The two young men
and Mr. McGhee will leave here by
auto, they will take one Franklin and
two Ford cars. Vernon Calvert who
is now representing Mr.. McGhee in
the oil business is also planning to
be with him in Nevada. Mr.. Calvert
will not go through in autos with the
others as he cannot leave just at this
time, but he will follow them later
Mr.. McGhee drilled one wild cat well
in Erath county, Texas and it was dry.
He decided then that he would quit
the oil game and go back to the bust
ness of which he knows more than he
knows of oil.