davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-12-17
MODELS RARE FEAT
EARNS COVETED CUP
Unattended Fox Hound Travels
Hundreds Of Miles and Re-
turns With Fox.

Model. the sixteen-months-o fox
hound owned hy Aphone llcock OF
Quincy, Mass. has returned to his ken
mel with the cup dogs OF his breed have
sought for eighteen years II is the
coveted trophy offered by the Nationa'
Fox Hound Association Of Kentucky.
To win il Model was asked To display
skill in ferreting out his own fox. chase
and kill him and return to the base OF
operations. unattended by his owner or
keeper. This he did twice. Both his sue
ceases met with the unqualified approval
Of the Brunswick Fox Hounds Gu and
the National Fox Hound Association OF
America. under whose auspices the con-
tests We're held.
Mr.. Elcock sent two dogs to Tennessee,
where the contest WAS held. They were
Model and Astronomer They were
shipped by express and went unattended
And they came back the same way. They
landed at Columbia. Tenn, on November
20, the day before the contest began.
More than a hundred dogs competed and
they were followed over the trails by
judges. No owner or keeper was allowed
to act as Judge or be anywhere near the
dogs.
Model lei the pack and finished the
contest n mile ahead Of any Of his COM
petitors. Astronomer got into a race
with other dogs aud was not captured
until he had gone twenty-five miles. lie
was two days getting back to the starting
point.
In a similar contest held last August
in Tennessee by the Brunswick Fox
Hound Club, Astronomer got second
place and Model third, Thus having won
a place In both contests, and being the
only dog to do So. tho cup went to
Model and Mr., Elcock has been In
formed that IT will be sent to him be-
foro Christmas.
Model WAS sired by Alex and whelped
by Ella. two famous fox hounds owned
by s. l.. Woodbridge OF Versailles. ny.
The cup just won by Model was offered
twenty years ago. and two Years after
ward was won by dogs belonging to Mr.,
" oodbridge. He has held possession
the trophy ever since because no fox
hound was ever able Ia comply with the
requirements governing the winning oi
the prize.
The sun., 1916-12-17
BATES BASEBALL DATES.
Harvard, Tufts and New Namp-
shire Retained.

LEWISTON, Me, Dec, l6.--Thc schedule
Of the Bates baseball team for 1917 was
announced by Manager Roland purlnton
to-day. Two games with each OF the
other Maine colleges are scheduled in
the Maine championship series instead %
three as formerly. Harvard. Tufts and
New Hampshire state are retained and
u game IL scheduled with Boston COL
lege, which has not been on a Bates
schedule for some years. The schedule :
April 10, Rowloin At Lewiston tcxhibi.
tom April 20, Boston 'olleg" ~ Boston
April "a, Harvard at Cambridge; May 4,
New Hampshire a. Durham; MAY =, Tufts
at Mcdforl. May y, Maine at orono; May
10, New Hampshire at Lewiston ,pend-
inx); May II, Tufts nt Lewiston, May 10,
Colby Mt Lewiston; May "a. Maine at
Lewiston; May 80. a3owdOin at Lewiston;
Juns J.. Bowdoin At Brunswick; June 9.
Colby ct Wstsrvills.
The sun., 1916-12-17
MANY YACHTS SOLD.
Christopher Flye Buys DOrmOuse
From Frank r.. Peabody.

Many yachts have been sold during the
last month. The Marblehead one de-
signed II footer Dormouse has been sold
by Frank T.. Peabody OF Boston to Chris
TOPPER Flye OF N~ewtonville through the
Hollis burgess yacht agency. Mr.. Flye
will use the little knockabout at Buzz
Yards Bay next season.
Other sales We're: N~iDsty-elght foot
gas yacht Donaire by g.. W, Todd To
A. W, Stanley Sc foot gas yacht Poly
anthus by the estate OF John b.. Herre-
shor to w. H.. Briggs; 10 foot gas
cruiser Beluga by \. w. Stanley to j.
Henry Herring 60 foot gas cruiser Maui
wehu by John W. Lewis To- Anton Hull
man: SO foot gas cruiser Elsana III. by
Henry q. Pearson to William King u
foot schooner Scafarcr by X. A.
Dowler to Daniel Bacon 40 foot gas
cruiser Chasara by Charles \. Paine TO
John Deveraux 40 foot express cruiser
Houp-la by Harold Wcsson to Wilfred
Chapman to be shipped to Mexico; 40
foot express cruiser J.. s, . by Frederick
=. Humphfies to Porter Dock Company
to be used In pilot service; 30 foot
auxiliary sloop Carolita by stephen
II. Brown to Morton II. Smith. These
sales were made through the agency of
Frank BOVINE Jones.
The sun., 1916-12-17
FRENCH BULLDOG CLUB MATCH.
Fred Hamm Selected to Oniciatc
at GregOrinu Hotel.

Frederick ]. Hamm. the noted judge.
has been selected 10 oficiate at the open
match of the French Bulldog Club OF
America, which will be held at the Hotel
Gregorian next Wednesday night. There
will be a full classification. as was the
case at the clubs previous match. a
fine list of specials, including the +. l..
G~oldenbcrg trophy, a been offered.
In quest OF the G~oldenberg trophy,
which goes to the owner OF the dog or
bitch winning II the greatest number OF
times during the year. practically all OF
the French bulls OF the district will com-
pete. Legs on the trophy already have
been won by Frederick Ponct and J. NJ.
Fanmann.
The sun., 1916-12-17
TOYS THIS YEAR ARE
BEST EVER BENCHED
Judges Declare This Is Espc-
cially True Of POmcranians
an PckingeSc.

1t was the opinion OF competent
that the toys benched at the New
Haven show last week were the best
that nave been seen In this country since
the last Westminster show. They were
exceedingly good. especially the Poms
and Pekes.
Mrs. Prank +. Clarke scored "A double
victory with her Poms from her Fairfax
Kennels In Larchmont. Her Champion
Ashton Wee Oliver vas declared the best
dog and her Fairfax Red Clover was the
winners bitch.
Mrs, Eidridge Gerry Shows Peke
Chun Chang OF Alderbourne. which was
reserve to Normanton Tipit for premier
honors, Ia one OF the best OF his breed
In America. After the show George s.
Thomas said that he never saw a better
one.
For the German shepherd dogs there
was both praise and criticism. Frank
Spiekerman's Polio Won Namrekeipo.
which was winners dog, and Hoheluft
Kennels Hela Won Hoheiuft, the win
ners bitch. are fine specimens OF the
breed. as are some of the Others benched,
but many experts declared that they
found traces In them Of being bred a
tribe too finely. They added that II this
IN continued he Will lose his present
characteristics and soon resemble the
greyhound more than the real German
shepherd.
Vincent 7. Pisaria's Russian %wolfhound
Blistyai r. r., which was reserve to ii.
w. Shoemaker's champion Ramsden Rex.
Is a pup to the winner nj the last Garden
show. His sire 10 Bailey Wilson's Va
rati Of Vladesko.
The sun., 1916-12-17

ACTRESSES TO SHOW TOYS.
Special Glass for Then In waldorf
Attracts Entries.

Five more classes have been added to
the special list for the show of the Toy
Spaniel Club Of America. which will be
held in the Waldorf Astoria on jan
uary 3. They are Childrens. Veteran.
Champion Local and Professional. The
Professional promises TO be n Of the
features OF the show. II 10 for members
Of the theatrical profession who own
toys. Although the class been ar
ranged only a few days more than a
score of well known actresses have sent
In their entries.
From present indications the show.
which will be the fourteenth held by the
club. promises to be the leading event
Of the year among toy dog owners Of the
East. The committee Is endeavoring to
make the affair a record one.
More than 400 specials have been Of
fered. a majority Of which are to be
won outright. Money prizes are offered
In the novice. American bred and open
classes In each breed.
The sun., 1916-12-17
INDOOR TEAM AT AMHERST.
Large sauad Responds "a Call for
Track Candidates.

AMHERST, Dec. 16.-At the first call
for the indoor track team a large squad
reported to Coach Dickinson. However.
those that participated In fall athletics
will be kept OF the track till after the
Christmas holidays. This affects cross
country and football men. The others
will be given light conditioning work.
Manager Flint has arranged a tenta-
tive schedule. which will include Rhode
Island State. Worcester Tech at Wor-
eestsr indoor meet, Trinity at the Hart
ford Armory meet and New Hampshire
state at Boston.
AZ a recent meeting II. A. Pratt was
elected captain, and about him the fu-
turs team is TO be built. Among the most
promising mcn TO report were Bell,
Cloush. Wilcox, Baker Of the class of
n, Bsinbrtdgs. Boas. Gillette. Schwarts
Of rs. and Callahan. Chaplin, Skinner.
yaxou and Cot Of ~.
The sun., 1916-12-17
DR.. LEO HANCOCK SAILS.
Boston Terrier Fancier 10 Remain
In Argentina Two Years.

Dr. Leo Hancox. the popular Boston
terrier f%ancier, sailed for South America
last Tuesday. lie has accepted the posi-
ton OF chief veterinary OF one OF the
largest ranches In Argentina. lie will be
gone two years, A score of his friends.
all of whom are we'll known in dogdom.
were at the pier IN 7ish him bon voyage.
Before sailing Dt. Hancox promised to
send on tiger skins to the Boston Ter
rier Club to be hung up as prizes at the
different shows held during 1917.
The sun., 1916-12-17
KENNEL FIXTURES.

January 3-Toy Spaniel Club Of America,
specially show. at Waldorf Astoria. New
York city; Wilbur Purcell. superintendent.
January e-worcester Kennel Club. a,
Worcester. Mass. T. f. l.. Kemp, super.
intendent, brldgewatcr. Mass. Entries
January Is and :s-Lynn Kennel Club.
at Lynn. Mass Charles o'Connor. .ecre.
January :s0TSe pekinssso cIub .,
America. at New York city. Mrs. Butler
Williams, secretary. Entries close
club Gices.ep. at Ii ndianapoi,s.D md. k fS.cl
February 20 70 ;a-wsstmin.isr Kennel
essS; al N somm sSts e'' Entries ~: CLOSE ri sAa'sh'
Club. at f.:aasas. ca. i"a C.. iI. Sss"d.
February Is and s7-Kennel Club o,
Chandler barnard. secretars. Entire.
March Is TO l7-wsstern Reserve Ken
mel Club Company uicenss). at Cleveland,
Ohio, II, O, Hutchinson. secretary. En-.
March y 70 ..-c.n.en Kennel Club III
cep.s). at Canton. Ohio, Walter D.. Town
'eS Mar sssI 20 ~ ,E Eeirie: S,0 K.n,., c,0,. q,
Gnicsso. III: anne A. Ppsh, secretary.
tliSssnn,..,.. e coiomSa:. one Saso S Mrs. Z. G nae
April ig--Toy Dog Club OF New England,
at Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. j. r. Schanner,
secretary. Entries close
April 2s-Richmond County Kennel Club
llic"nse). at Grant city. Staten Island, n.
Y. 'kenrad Halle. sscretary. Entries
Nay ss-Devon DOG show Association.
~ Devon. Pa. George Y. Foley. supsrin-
tsndsnt. Entries close May 10.
Brooklyn, n. Y. II. .. Hoffman. secrc.
tsry. Entries close
juno 2.-wB.ahickon Kennei Club. al
intcudent. Entries close May 81.
June s~--l.adies Kennel Association OF
fsSN-G. Clark, secrstsry. Entries elose".
Juns 2s-Westchester Kennel Club, al
| Osdney Farm. white Plains. ". Y. C. Da
November % 10 so--Hsntern Dog Club, a,
Boston. Nass. Alfred Dorr. secretary, 5s
state .treeit. Boston. Nass, Entries close
The sun., 1916-12-17
YALE CLUB GIVES AID.
Members Help to Make BslI 81
Employees Big Success.

Members Of the Yale Club generously
are helping out In making the third an
nual ball Of the Yale Club Employees
4. A. . big success. The ball will be
held 1T Palm Garden on Wednesday
night, December 20. The New York
Hippodrome Band will furnish the music
for the dancing and several vaudeville
stars have been engaged TO show In The
cabaret. Martin Sheridan. Mel Shep-
psrd. z. A. Hunger n other famous
athletes have promised to attend.
The Yale Club Employees A. A. has
among its members such athletic celebri-
ties as Billy Powers. the former crack
two miller Of the I. A. A. c.; Johnnie
Macklin. the squash racquets expert; G.
w. Collins. piunger on the West Side Y.
". c. A. swimming team: Arthur
Woods, hockey player on the Wanderers
Joe Murray. formerly physical director
at Annapolis and N. Y. A. c.. and a host
Of others.
The sun., 1916-12-17
NAT HEIRESS-LOVE RESIGNS.

Capt, Nathaniel q. Herreshof. tho
noted designer and skipper, who has
served for the last two years on the
Rhode Island state Board OF Harbor
Commissioners, has resigned. In his
resignation he said he found that his
duties ~ commissioner were taking up
ion much OF his time that they kept
him in Providence when lie should be
at his plant at Bristol.
The sun., 1916-12-17
swIvener's Prince II. Fails.

a disappointment to Philadelphia fan
ciers was the defeat Of Swiveller's Printe
H., owned by William ID. Corheld. This
youngs;cr was expected to be a strong
contender for premier honors. but he
failed to he placed.
Sixty-hvc dogs competed In the ten
regular classes and all but a few re-
mained for the hf,y-ive specials. The
awards:
Jr's, Nattahnam Headline; second, Nichols
a wolfs Granite Invader miro. =, W
G~riswells Griswelrs Jock fourth. walter
{. Neeiy's Dublin Duke.
KNOTS Abcreorn Ch!ef second. Miss Mar
Earct Reeds Jock third. Joseph p. simss
sandeeck sentry fourth. i w
Class ~S-Afnerlcan brad dogs. First,
Edge. third, j, J.. o'Donohue's kenwyn
Remnant; fourth. Harold ober's Bingiey
Class Limit dogs First, NJ. $ Bald.
Msckenzie's Toiam Maxim; third y; +
MMiTslsson,ss'a W %cfiG"t GRANITE MaFT invader. fourth"
Class Open dogs First, N. s Bald
wins Nornan,on Tipit; second. Theodore
Briersa,e Kchnsis' Briersa,e Re. Pef,aui.
,nm fourth. Norman MaekenEie's Polam
NlUH'lNs ~" - ~ ~
Normanton Tipl,; reserve, Theodore oncr
mans York sifety First
'.sss 6-ruppy females. First. Fred g
HRven's Kenny virginia: second, VIOLA
ton Kennels violation Radiance; third
samuel Brierley's Healcy Doll. fourth
Reuben walIace's wallace's Readin'
choice.
Glass Novice. females First, Rus
cell n. Johnson. Jr's, Bow Bolls, second
Dr. A.. b McMullen's Fern Top Lady
third. Samuel Briefly Healey Del
fourth. Reuben wsllace's wallace's Read
ing Choice,
Glass s-American.bred, females. First
Theodore Onermin's York :. l., and I"
second. II. i. heights GeelonE Soubre'te
third, Russell II, johnson. Jr.'s, bow Bells
fourth, Harold obcr's Ringlcy Rashful
Class s--LimIt, females. First. y. Me
Conneirs Killarney Title Tattle; second
Russell II, Johnson, Jr's, Row Bells third
Norman MacKenzl.'s sunshine: fourth
Andrew J. Sedak's Lady Ember.
Class lo--Open, females. First. N. r
Baldwin's Champion Heathcotc Enchan
tress. second. Russell II johnson, Jr's
Bow BELLS: third. Norman Mackenzie
sunshine: fourth, Clement NJ. Bern
hsimey's parnassus Perfection,
Winners-Fem males First. Fred e. Ha
ven's kenwyn Virginia reserve. Theodor
Onerman's York S. l. and l.
Special Prize-W. W. Deissler's oror q
the presidents l4-carat gold medal 70
the best Airedale terrier in the show First
d NJ. s aldwin's Normanton Tipit; reserve
Fred &. Haycu's kenwyn Virginia.
The sun., 1916-12-17
NEW YORK DOG WINS.
John Proetor's sister scores IL
Southern Trials,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. I6.-With the
completion OF III" all age stake a,
l~."tohat'hic the eighth annual trial OF
me southern Field Trials Club was con-
cluded.
John Proctor's Sister. "A little sister Of
the famous John Proctor, owned by f..
T. Bedford Of New York, was declared
the winner by the Judges. Medford Eu-
gene. owned by 1r. l.. !. Haines az
Medford, y, j., was awarded second
money, and Adam O., owned by Charles
N. Gilbert % Nashville, Tenn. won third
money.
The sun., 1916-12-17
LADIES' CLUB MEETS.
Massachusetts Kennel Association
NOminates Oficers for 1917.

BosToN. Mass. Dec. 16.-The Deem
Der meeting OF the Ladies Kennel Asso-
citation OF Massachusetts was held last
Monday afternoon at the Hotel Tou-
raine. Mrs. Henry s. Bush OF Chestnut
Hill presided. and the committee to
nominate officers 20 he chosen at the
annual meeting was appointed
Mrs. II. w. Baldwin Of Worcester.
Mrs. Albert b. Carmichael OF Dorches-
ter and Mrs. Eta u, Storer OF East
sc,nervil'~ The annma' meeting will be
held Monday afternoon. January s. at
the Touraine.
The sun., 1916-12-17
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
oueensboro Kennel Club TO Hold
Open Match Next Month.

Open Match NEXT MOntn.
The newly elected officers OF the
Queensboro Kennel Club were installed
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
club last Tuesday night. They are L. A..
OHLeary. president: DR.. Walter Sickles.
frst vice-president; Martin Hedman.
second vice-president: DR.. J. l.. Leonard.
secretary: Mrs. c. n. Plat. treasurer;
DR.. c. N. Plat. chairman of the show
committee. and Wilbur Purcell. show
manager.
Al the meeting II vas decided TO hold
an open all breed match at the clubhouse
In Astoria. L. L.. on January 20. For the
show more than one hundred trophies
were donated. Judging by the enthusia SIN
displayed by the members the match
promises 10 exceed the one held last year
when more than $50 dogs went before
tho Judges.
The committee Is e~ndeavoring 10 select
. list of judges who will appeal to all dog
fanciers. Every man selected TO Off
ciate will be noted for his ability on the
bench.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Mrs. ThrOop Buys Pcrsis.

Mrs. Olivia Cedar Of Pelham, y. y.
has sold the Brussels Chiffon Park Place
Persis. to Mrs. benjamin Throop of
Scranton. Pa. Persss Was the winning
grifon at the recent Albany show, Mrs.
Cedar has also sent two fine bitches to
Mrs, Josephine VERIFY OF San Gabriel. Cal.
.. c.
The sun., 1916-12-17
F. F. LLOYD TO JUDGE.
VIII Omciate At Richmond County
show.

J.. Freeman Lloyd has been selected as
Judge OF the Richmond County Kennel
Clubs match. which Will be held in
Tompkins Hall, Tompkinsville. Staten
Island. next Thursday night. There will
he no entrance fee and all members are
invited to try for the valuable trophies
which have been hung up by the club.
The club. which Is ono of the most ac-
tive IN tho metropolitan district, will
hold it's first annual \. N, G, show on
April IS.
The sun., 1916-12-17
CANS KENNEL

John Cans Jr, OF Stapleton, Staten
lsI.nd, the prominent official OF the
Hammond County Kennel Club, has de-
Lied to enlarge his kennel of German
Neepdogs, Within the last month he has
urchased several dogs aud 1t is his in
ention to add several more to his KEN
mel before the end OF the year.
The sun., 1916-12-17
n. i. =. ov. Tsa~ Dissa.As.

Tho gym IA OF tho Massachusetts,
Institute % Technology has disbanded
and all the meets which have been sched-
uied will BE- cancelled. This action was
due to the loss Of two Of the best men.
Capt. J. Med. White. who leaves shortly
tor smbuisRcs ssrvics IN Francs, una
Websr. who 10 stnfsrinS with water on
N knee. Instead Of the sym team It
= planned 70 organise Q fencing team.
~ Dessset there ers nvs'msn yho have
~ tenclRg a~zpsstAnoa
The sun., 1916-12-17

PEKINGEsE puppies. nnest pedigree
Russian sable male toy to match ladies
furs. Toi. lsStW HAmRslA
The sun., 1916-12-17
KENNEL DIRECTORY
n n n 6 ALL BREEDS At
~0 CONSERVATIVE PRICES.
REUBEN CLARKE international JudgsI.
Dogs shlpped all over the country.
New York kennels. lis Z. 9th -, n. Y.
PHONE 5Bep sTuHEEsANT.

HAVE three beautiful miniature French
Ruil puppies, eleven weeks old, for sale. the
stock IL from generations ~ champions and
appointments made by telephone, MRS.
FRANK MCCORMACK, III case Street,
Elmhuret. I. J, Tel. 1884 Sentown.
The sun., 1916-12-17

TOY POODLE Dog, male. . beauty;
would make 2 uns Chststni&s present ~,
box l1S sun once.
The sun., 1916-12-17

nigh CLASS BOSTON TERRIERS for
sale, all ages, peliHrcci and eligible 10
register, Champion ieNuniau Slou& also
at stud Bud H., Jr,, registered; none better.
THE ORANGE BLOSSOM KENNELS, No,
"a GARFIELD ~, East orange.
The sun., 1916-12-17
NORTHAMPTON TIPIT
Is DECLARED BEST
Scores Over Airedales, Includ-
ing Polam Maxim, at Phila-
delphia Show.
HONORS FOR VIRGINIA


The victory OF NJ. s. Baldwin's Nor
,ran,or TINT, q, ,bs philadeiphia Aire-
49, - n, ~. po,,.vus.
oa'e ie'r'e' e'uo e"o" -.
Stratford on December 3 was q pis sur
prise to local fanciers Of the "tyke."
rn..rv nm. expccted him to win a ribbon,
-. ,'--, -, =. a..,sr.a
ou' re-" oe''eSea III "'u'u
the best. especially since Norman Mac
Kenzie of Hunter Bay, Canada, had his
p.,,u v,x,r or,.roa Al the New
80 - ~ a.. ~, .i,,, IN Decenbe,
v,N ~ ..nr.d ny.r moro ina, a
,Sasn TnaS,a,nm S~orranton T,n,t. hut
NV pnunani.sIa v.,,iIam n paker IN,
"a. -, ,,,nL ,or-. h,xhiv ~ him
!uus., IT. ,,nr,h
Ir,sssI.ht ,.noio.. ..r..a w,,n ,h.,r
80 -, ,ho, no 4.
'u'e' L.. ,n...na 40, h,.
NOR ~ n.e go %, ~. be.yw.
e"ous" 49, .I,,s Sormar-
"e'sn's. was nn 800. - ~.
ton iipi. "ss Nv. S,o,,In.s.m
aIrI.aI ,nis JIM ~. 49,.
Engiano' ven weess aso. ~ "os
sho" ne captureu reserve w""".s NJ"
was reserve winner u io'an" ""A'"" az
the new fork SNOW
u ,.--
"'
The sun., 1916-12-17
Ford to Own New Yacht.

Go South" is the popular cry among
the power boat owners Just now, espe-
cially among the high speed and express
cruiser classes. They are not seeking
southern ATTITUDES because OF the threat
ening cold weather up North. like some
Of those who coulne themselves to cruls-
ing. but because the racing down there
promises TO be % more than usual in
terest this year
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-07
OLlVET.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fulmer Of Ed
dyville spent Sunday in town at the
r. D. Robertson home. ,a
Fl. NJ. Adamson of Des Moines was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Fl. Laughlin and Mrs. Clark
Billings attended the state fair at Des
Moines last week.
John Sedrell was a business caller In
Knoxville Monday.
H. p. Pearson Of Angus was caller
here Monday.
V. B. McCombs spent Tuesday in Os
kaloosa on business
A. J. Thompson Of Kellogg visited lr
this locality this week.
Peter Hearny was passenger fol
Knoxville on Tuesday. He is home FOL
a vacation from Iowa City where he is
attending medical college. ...s..
w. Fl. KEEPER from Oskaloosa was
here yesterday. He will soon located In
st. Paul. 7'.--~ ..... -. ~. ,
Louis Norris Of Spring Creek visited
on Thursday at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. G. M. Coryell.
T. Nj. Carver of Peoria, ILL.,, was In
town Thursday on business.
Fred Decook spent Friday in Harvey
looking after business. ,...
Miss Alta Durham spent Friday In
Harvey shopping.
Mrs. r. Redman, Miss Mary Barnes
Miss Catherine Robertson and Mrs
Parnell of Oskaloosa spent Friday al
the Robertson home.
Homer Anderson Of Cass county was
in town Friday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-07
EDDYviLLE.

Robert Clark and family are moNAsN
this week from Ottumwa to Eddyytlfssz
They will move into the Birch prOpsS
erty. j ssa
VIM. McMains loaded his househol6
goods Monday and is making preparasy
lions to move to farm near Axte1sH
Kansas. ts%
Esther Wright and Mary CavanauSHi
Of Marshalltown are guests at tho
home of Mrs. Ida Blackwood. sssS
DR.. Bolibaugh Of Creston has return
ed home after short visit with re1a.3
tives here. s
l.. v. Terrell is spending the week IN
Lovilia visiting his daughter Mrs. VIM
Hatfield 10
Fred Oldham and family who. came
to Eddyville recently from Oregon are
moving into the Johnson property oiS
Second street 81 SSSss
Misses Mary Symonds of Ames Ands
Nellie Julian of Fairfield who have
been spending their vacations at tl1elIs
homes have returned to Eddyvillo t0s
take up their work in the public schoolsS
VIM. Criswell. Bertha Balm, Z04s
Thayer, DR.. and Mrs f. E. Vance and;
daughter Esther. Mrs. Enoch Johnson3
and daughter Leona. VIM. Gallaghef}
were among the number who spent
Labor Day at Oskaloosa Fifty Tickets
were sold over the M. & st. L., large
number over the Rock Island and ~
large number drove to Oskaloosa ifi4
cars.
Mrs. Ellen Sackett and daughtefs
Menon have returned to Armour. s. DE-
after spending the summer with relasS
tives here Nj
Mntie Secrees Is visiting relatives Az
New Sharon this week. ia
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-07
kIRkviLLE.

Miss Bertha McGlasson returned
home Monday after three weeks
visit at the home of her sister Mrs.
Martin of st. Charles. .-r"
Mrs. J. Parks spent Tuesday at
the home Of her daughter Mrs. Ed
Belford. ~ g.. ,.-fsyr. " k
Miss Margaret Newell who under
went an operation for appendicitis Is
getting along nicely. e"
Miss Mildred Aldridge is visiting at
the home of her father Fred Aldridge
of Fremont. ,~a, .s i..a- *.
/ Miss Bertha Parks returned home on
Thursday after short visit with rela-
tives in Minneapolis and at the home of
her sister Mrs: Bert Humble Of Aber-
deem, s. D.
Chester Funk was a business caller
in Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Stuber of Fremont return
ed home Friday after few days visit
at tho home of her sister Mrs. G. w.
Pike.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoadley and lit
tie daughter Frances Of Marshalltown
are visiting at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Thompson.
George Pike and daughter Zella were
shopping in Ottumwa Saturday.