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8 Pages8 PagesVOLUME XXXIII.ELDORA, HARDIN CO., IOWA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1906.NUMBER 74.immip*UST because you have not heard from me in past week |:or two is no indication T have quit business. Have f| been in Dakota looking- up more of those good.six per cent j I loans. If you wish thousand dollars or more better make Iyour application early. Large sums will be paid in this \1 fall from the big crop just harvested in that country, all offS which must be re-loancd, hence to your advantage to apply Iearly.WGoing away again in day or two, but business will be |m mI going on just the same from office in rear of Hardtn County §vs L. ], Brake settled; Burton Price Co* vs e. E. Petty — wet tied; Des* 9Moines 'J\*«t Awning Co vs H. W. Emeny judgment vs deft for $15.26 and costs; f’oveny Lagcrquist vs H. W. Emeny law, judgment vs deft for $32.90; Iowa Lumber Co* vs Frank Kill State Lank,S3msCall or addressSmJ. D. NEWCOMER,ELDORA, IOWA.9Mi TMiRTV YEARS A Nil OYER INTHE BUSINESS WITHOUT THEtomI LOSS OF A HOLLAR.BB8Loretta Barnes attachment, settled at plaintiff’s cost; Hi L. 51 filer vs Herbert Hopkins ot al — law, motion for more Ipedfc statement sustained; E S.Ellsworth vs Mrs. Adeline MeClearn — equity, continued; Anna Smith vs Geo.W, Smith—divorce, dismissed at defendant’s cost; Julia Hogan vs Michael zig—law, judgment vs deft for $48 and Hogan application for appointment of costs; Iowa Lumber Co. vs Ed Wil-gdn., Julia Hogan appointed permanent I liams law, settled and costs paid; guardian, bond fixed at $8000. Chas. G. Hibner vs Susie Bachman otNkw Cases—John Walker vs Thos. J al—equity, judgment for costs; P. Mc-Walker--application for appointment of Callum vs Susie Bachman et al law, gdn., trial to jury, disagreement; J. W, judgment vs Susie Bachman for $70.65 Patterson vs E. E. Havens et al—at- ! and costs; Lore Cogswell vs Phillipene tcchrneni, continued; Fred C. Mossman ; Cogswell divorce, trial to court, de-vh Allen Downs et al —equity, default cree; application for appointment of of defendants, decree for plaintiff; A. gdn for Hattie Vaux- Rozellu Andrews Grosser vs Alfred Payne et al—equity, ’ appointed gdn; H. L. Fischer vs Julia | default of defendants, decree for plain- Fischer divorce, motion for temporary • tilis: Jennie B. Wood vs Fannie W. alimony sustained; S. L. Iverson vs I Cmcket; ot ai— equity, default of de- Jos. Larson et al —law. judgment vs i fondants, devitV for plaintiff; Edgar deft for $255.79; In tile matter of ap-A. Lynn vs Michael B. Landis et ai pointibeut of a commissioner of insan-| equity, default of defendants, decree tty—Dr. W. H. Young appointed cum’r Her piaiadri'; Olio Teske vs * M.ni Fromm for term of two years; Belt Large vs - law. ifi-il to jury, verdict for defend- Iowa iVnJra) Ky. Co. - law, trial to : arit; ,loL.*. bo h i,.M!t vs Fannie Pease-- jury, verdict for pit IF for $11 Oft,'equity, default, decree for plaitttff!'.; A. *'* ”P. Martin et al vs Scott Keith—equity, , ONIONS!default, decree for plaintiff; L. W. Philips will have about 2lt;lfi bushels The first two gentlemen above named ]jvs Sarah A McFarland et al - uf those premium onions for sale, have practiced continuously in this conn- equity, default, application to sell real Phone No. 155. 73-tfIL■Imm*Vfs*\| generally advertise for depositors and so do we. But wei**cs| are now also wanting approved borrowers to put into circu- j* . . ilation our large surplus of idle funds. If you can use moneynow or in the near future we would be pleased to have youe;mi!M8| call on your**t9**toPmtCITIZENS SAVINGS BANKR■tto99toCAFITAL $40,000wmmH■tonntonEldora,Iowa.tom9totommtoPopular Judge is Properly Recognizedjby Barof Hardin County on FridayNight ol Last Week.PRESENTED WITH FINE OFFICE CHAIR.Practically the Entire Bar of the County Is Present—A Fine Spread Laid h the 0. E. S, Ladles.The members of the Hardin county bar association did the handsome thing by Judge J. It. Whitaker on Friday evening last, when they tendered him • a line banquet in Masonic hall and pre-ty for more than fifty years.The officers of the court were also present as follows;F. M. Lockwood, clerk; F. A. Burlingame, deputy clerk; A. W. Mitterer, sheriff; G. W. Parks, deputy sheriff; E. P. Tinkham, court reporter.The occasion was one which must remain fresh in the mind of Judge Whitaker as long as he shall live, as it must in the minds Jof all those participating on that evening. Truly, Judge Whit a' j ker has served the important trust con-j seientiously and well and his services ( have been appreciated. ’Tis well.*♦ * fHARDIN DISTRICT COURT.Ifardin County Pioneers.DISTRICT CHURCH MEETINGSTwo Denominations arc Motdin# Annual Mecttnns In Efdora This Week*The Marshalltown district convention ot' the Woman’s Home Missionary Soei-ferns ol Interest Culled^From Ihe Outside as ety of the M. E. church opened at theWell as the Local Field—And NotedDisposition Made* ol Cnscs DihIiiji TurnAdJourm’iJ Saturday,Assented him with u handsome leather^pholstered oflice chair. Judge Whitu-3* iter was just about to close his lastojbferm of court, in Hardin county before j U1U,LU jlis retirement from the bench of this#i This demonstration was^\ij,Prompted from the fact that he is reoriTATK CASKS— Slate vs F, iivugu\y~-false prcttMise, continued by agreement;State vs Thos. Crippen — assault withintent to murder, dismissed by countv•*attorney; .Stuff v« E. O. Soule embez-1 Moment as bailee, continued on motion;State vs Henry Dinges nuisance, con-1tinned by agreement. State vs Henry-nuisance, continued by agreement; State* vs T. E, Gripped assault with intent tojjmirder, trial to jury,^ognized as one of the ablest and moril j verdict .^assault with intent to inflictfor This Paper.FROM THE HERALD'S OWN REPORTERSMethodist church in this city yesterday and will continue in session over today and this evening, and a number of prominent ladies are here and will take part in the program.•X**Written for Hurdtn County's Only Semi-Weekly- All the News Worth Print-Uto While It Is News.OFFER EXTRAORDINARY.The Iowa Valley Baptist Association will hold its JKth annual wnaetinjp in Eldora, September 2L28. Rev* W. P. Canine of Toledo will preach the opening sermon Friday evening at the Baptist church, where the sessions will be held.Rev* L. I\ Osburn, 1). IL, president of Des Moines college, will address the young people Saturday evening. Rev. J. K. Hargreaves will preach theThe public isThe Herald lias made arrangements with that excellent Chicago daily news- j sermon Sunday evening, paper, The Daily Chronicle, whereby j cordially invited to attend any of these it is able to oiler the Chronicle and this , services.Semi-Weekly, L^Hi for* one year for So.lhl. The price of the ChronicleTHINGS TO-REMEMBERis $-1,110 and Thu Herald $L5(, or both saX ,niss or mister withoutlt;#IOWA FALLS GROUP.$0.50. Hmv is a rare opportunity to person s name; lt;JonT saysecure a lirsClt;!lass Chicago daily and ^K'Dveen you^ and 1. say between youinsulin;.' from lt-fi to rl^Jn : 1. J. \\ I.ton ; '\\ Mn'Mmy;AUuh .*• Win. Uur^,s: ‘I. !*.(). 111i*»i-1P conscientious judges of the stute. Thv]*™1* hnrlii-v11 'WW, defendant lined i attorneys of the county felt thftl slt;,me *«PI'enlncI $500; State vs Enrl1.1u“ only semi-week ly in the eoimty af iU,{| n,e* f^on sn-Y I guess for I think f. S. *.„(«!. i. ... k. [n little more than' half price. Tins r expect for 1 suppose; don't soy youoiler will be for a limited Lime only. ! was, but you are going to see Misssuch public demonstration of their high regard for him and his fairness and impartiality as a presiding judge was due him—and it is needless to state that the Judge appreciated the same at its full value.The banquet was prepared and spread by the ladies of the Eastern Star Chapter, and was one of the finest spreads served in this city on any occasion forThe menu was as follows;Dillon—assault with intent to commit rape, defendant pleads guilty to crime of assault, fined $25 avid costs; State vs Earl Dillon —malicious threats to extort, dismissed on motion of county attorney*J. T. Lane located in Iowa Falls in is5.1, and is now 7s years of age.T, J. MeChesney located in Iowa Fulls in 1855 and is now 78 years of ug.\ .]* S. Smith located in Iowa Falls in IS55 and is now 78 years of age*O. E. Abel located in Iomu Falls in 1858 and is now 88 years of age.Wm. Burgess located in Iowa Falls in 1857 and is now US years of age.L, O. Bliss located in Iowa Fails in iSfM and is now 80 years of age.(fTijk Mkkald.6STH M0NHLY4VIS1T.Old Casks—First National Bank of Iowa Falls vs'Max Oppenheimer—law, judgment vs defendant for $22Rb andestate granted; International Harvest* er Co. vs T. Hamilton- attachment, judgmenl vs defenrSant fcjr .vd»ksu and costs; Cleioenv Smith vs Jos, Walkn eFURTHER INVESTIGATION.lii'cuU Sticks. «‘elery.Potato uu Kraiin. Toniato Sauce. HccIb u la Mode. 1 tolls.many years.Cream of Tomato Souj)Olivos.Krlecl Chicken.Pickled Tongue*Galilmce Salad.Cheese Hulls.Melon.Sht imp SiiluU. Wafers.Fruit Ice Cream. Assorted Cake,CtilYue, bind Tun.C* E* Albrook acted as toast master, and .a number^of appropriate toasts were responded to in a happy manner by members of the bar, for the most part. These were its follows;“Pioneer J udges' *—Justiee Weaver, of the supreme bench.“The Young Lawyers”- Juo. Lam-precht, Iowa Falls.“The Practice of Law as a Means of Livelihood”-Cassius Bryson and F. M*Williams, Iowa Falls.“The Lawyers and the People” Daniel Eiler,(Ackley.costs, H. J..Benson vs 1lt;jwu (Amtral al .apjily, deiault, dec.ru'c fur pll.il; Hy (Jo-liiw.^ihiintitr «ivu» m tlnysaf- i,. j. vs Ed Brightwdl luw,I lu* DiiiK ol 1r»*ult;* Dpih rdjfiruij l.vhunu'i!iniil Auulhrr Aulous Mfdd*Brovitleiuu* permitting you can be sure Ik* will make as many more be-sause hi* has tin* business to warrant his coming. IIe has cured numerous cases here in our own county that others failed to cure, lie has always given his honest opinion to his patients.Courtney Morgan in “A Woman of Mystery,” Saturday, September 22d.CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLD,A. J. Nusbaum Batesville, Indiana, writes: “Last year I suffered forthree month with a summer cold so distressing that it interfered with my business. I had many of the symptoms of hay fever, and a doctor's prescription did not reach my case, and 1 took several medicines which seemed to only aggravate my case. Fortunately Iter term to amend petition; Hoag trjal to jury, verdhd vs do ferula;Griffith vsJMrs. S. Ross et »1-equity, '*25 gmt V.,Ah; \j-\u IJnffhjaii v.f?trial to court, decree for plaintiff; Stati Bank of Iowa Falls vs W. C. BrowniL for OMoIlulVtnan ■ divorce, seivfod; John Katlivs Anna Bt*i !u.*r law, settled; It. H. equity, trial to c.ourt, eu.se to he argued All'ke vs Lowden Christy e! al equity,This has won for him a reputation and, . _^ insures him all the work he can do. ! s !!(,)n°‘X \n}^Not satisfiiul wiflt the cei'di(U oi' tijc! Wt( ^n visit* (lo and sec* him, to talk to him ! success.” will do you good, whether yoirtake 1'the county allmia y and olln,*r I treatmont or not lie will be aL ilolel i* . \ \ .i . . ‘ . . . k/, V i iV I o 4 .I.,. 1 Lornplete stock woven wire fence atauthorities ol roil; county ordered the black, hldora, Monday, *Sept. 21th. 1 t're^cent 1 umber Cocoicuscr’s iurv held on Hie bodv of Irene• *• iBlydenl.urgh :it lies *Mlt;»inesa few days.‘Jnce.nsures linn all the work he taui (l«*. 1 m ^ iV1/uv-*Xu . . i, ol ,, , [ lav in Hu* yellow package, audit quicklyVc; n lt;-r to Dr. Sliidlenhargcr, tho, L.ltt,J(| t(h, Mv wife j)as ,,ny lL,t;dhicng(.s]HHM!ibsL I lo lias luivor nitssud j ^\\uWy and Tnr wilh Hie samoSmith ^ Heed*wat CJarinnJOcL Hth; IL IL Long vs J, default, decree for plaintiff; T. J* S; m-1 ripp et al - equity-injunction, coiitin- ington vs J. W. Moon - attachment.body exhumed and another examination made, IU obedielK e therein I)|\s. Moivv anri Whitiuy of this madeued; Hai'din (Jounty StateBank vs FI- j j j *i n i n \* / such exaiiiinal.ion yesierdav ncuuing invs Iji- settled and each.s paid; Hie o. fl. Ik mil - . , * . ,don Moran et al — law-attachment, set- soll tK-nint gra.nted for three yc*ar:-; lavsencc; ol samme;, Lundy andtied; Currie Brook vs Blanche Wagner \\ m. l*iUd.M-n vs Kali.* [’auiri.ni di- ..... “..........'........1et al—equity, linal report of refereeone m* two others piohaps, and as J ht 11 era Id loams, these doc; ers found ai-vcu’ce, default, decree for plainiiil; . , . ,aDnrovecl' Fdith Xherrni'd vs W I-f v e 11 ii i t ■*. m ter a c.’ai'cdUf c^xamini;lt;joa fha.I the ctau.seuppiuvcu, iauu\ oriLiiaiu \s , ji, Aurelia M. Bowen’s vs John I). Bowers lt ..hherrard—cquity-divorce, assigned lor ^application for apfdt of ghlnf C, A. ' first day ol next term; Mattie Aldrich iirySOn ap[»ointed ghln, bond fixed al vs W. H. A Id rich—cq u i ty-d i vorce, trial $icm»: Bcdk* Huhoon vs Byron Halionn to court, decree tor plaintift; I hornas divorce*, default, decree for plaintiff;!Geo. Sl.arr--permit granted for twoMegan vs J, L. Michael et al —luw.eon-of the death rf the unfc.iiunato girl was peritonitis, superinduced by an abortion. It will l)e remembered that, the Polk county verdict was simply “peritonitis,” The matter will be!timml; Jus, O'Hrieii v» John O'Brtun ™,,; C|„.s. P. I, ],li-i,U..n f,» ;'Kni ...... 111.. I'wll; county;ot til- Miuity, firml roport of ruf'erue ponnit, continiKoI; .J. W. Stooly - tt'*sinrj jm-y. I.ut .;vin-luio.loil jostioo.Saturday, Sept....... permiL, conimueu; a. w, Dieeiy- ap- . . ‘ . jL ,approved; U«xc» Son va Wm. Nol- f„r oontinno.l; .1. II. i ’* ,1n* U’ l’“va iaM'son—law, judgment vs dciendant ior Hadley t o, vs(). \V, liicbardxon j $5.) and interest; Catherine Maey et al attachment, continued; Anna iiepiogk?m 1___ TUI,..-.......i___?_____ 1 1 i I it . I......I *SPECIAL tNOAOEMENTMESSRS. WALTERS WAVlt; 4vs J hos. Megan -establishing bound- vs Hansford Replogle liivorco, default,In the nature of human beings thereThe Society Event of the Season, present the English Actressdora.Judge Whitaker” W. J. Motr, El- j ary, trial to court, decree for plaintiff; decree tor i^lintid’- Wm, Welden vs dTe mtuiystiles, Tile .serene, the suit-I r\ II Al *4 I yvll ft A 1 * * ' * k I* -I t 1 • I 1 * 1 J 1 JDavid Mitchell vs C. D. Andrews- Ben Hundley law judgment vs rig ft. aime, the ridiculous, and a mind that1 a ... a.:____ i. /ii r ww ♦ # Ji J • * o m e i . «At the close of the above program, equity, continued; Chas. Thies et al vs fol. $]ggyg{ and costs; L. Foster vs Joe ' toward any of these to an abnor-Judge Whitaker was presented with | Fred Thies et al-equity, report of ref- stallsmith continued; Gilman Wisner !1Utl degree is not well balanced; as toothe office chair, on hehalf of the Har- j eree approved; Frank B. Ladd vs Geo. 1 VH Wright equity, default, de- much sadness brings on chronic moian-din county bar, and in accepting the | Hastings—law, trial to court, judgment for plaintiff; D. E. Finch vs John bhnJiti while too much jollity makesLo the too joyous is incongruous toMissCourtenayMorganIIn a Magnificent Production of Mile.cult to find words to ex press his grati- decree for plaintiff; Ira O’Neel vb Felan tion of Will H. Haldren for permit tude, but the bar understood his Randall—equity, decree for plaintiff;1 continued- Geo. 8. Forrest vs Thos. ITM i # i . j _ ...____j. j A J li. T .*ii______ _ i 1 i\ • i r 4 i I * *«»feelings and were quite ready to accept j Aeilt Lutterman et a! vs Dirk Jmtter-! vVatt et til-law, judgment vs defts Coteligion. A rmnd well picture of life that portrays all sides of human nature in its variations as they occur in our dailyThat truth is stranger than fie-Ul+7#the situation.man et al-equity, sale and deed up-, $227.66 and costs; S. P. Smith estate vs tion is not true; to the author who un-The following are the members of the proved, referee discharged; Asher i b. j. Talbott et al equity, default, do-Bernhardt's Beautiful Romantic Play(“UNE FEIVIWIE MYSTER1EASE5*)h Beautiful PlayHardin county bar;Son vs Hampton Creamery - attach-1 creti for pltlf; Shipley, Smith MooreW. J. Moir, H. L, Hulf, J. IL Scales, Iment, settled; James W^ Draper vs Vl4 H. H. Havens et al luw judgment J. S. Roberts, Albrook Lundy, Ward j Wm. Barney et al-equity, decree for vs defts for costs; James HuJforn vs Williams, J. F. Hardin, E. R. Seaton j plaintiff; John Rath vs Henry von Gif- \ym, Witthuhn continued; H. B, Kool-(county attorney), Bryson Bryson, j fin et al—equity, decree for plaintiff? man vs Edith M. Hartman—default* i14 Cprecht, Frank K, Long, J. R. Heinz, H. Wm. McBride—law, continued; Addi-E.. Button, Herbert A. Huff, Jnp. Por- son Pemberton vs A. J, Morgan— ter, S. P. Jdoser, Aynierl)* Davis, J.H. equity, decree; E, M. 'Smith vs F. W.E. Thornton for permit—continued;Yigars Humeston yg Agnes Meader ^ BiBtvu v«s X’. W. —law, Judgment vs deft for $49.85 andEiknrs, equity, continued; Cleo, Diehl vs .costs; Hudson Hardware Co.(lerstatids humanity there is no iiction, because he writes of human nature as he sees it, although the incidents may be drawn from his imagination, the emotion portrayed through the incidents are plain truths. Such is Sarah Bernhardt’s play, “A Woman yf Mystery,” which Miss Courtenay Morganwill play. This play does not only portray the’sad incidents, but gives a real picture of humanity going from the sublime to the gayer thing# in life, At the Wiener opera house on Saturday evenipg, Sept. 22d,A Beautiful StoryA WomanHandsomely MountedGorgeously Costumedof Mystery| STRONG OAST IMiss Morgan’s growns are special importations from Paris, designed and made from original plates as used by the famous Bernhardt at her theater in Paris. A dream of wealth and splendor.Seats on Sale at Starr’s.Prices: 25-35-50C Boxes $1.00lt; -j ■
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