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rustccs 1 will bo held Saturday, .January 16i.h, 1\lr. H.obb waR on1! of the long-tlmc II ; ·;, " ·,~ l·;i· !,.: · ·~~·/·.•:; ·,·! · ·;·!~·.. ;!! ; ;~·l~u ·~ ~ d ~~t : ~"I'H of 11
He!en'B • at 2 p. m., In the city hall, A'bla, !or cltlzenR or Alhla and the news or his ovf' r the country from th!e point. Af- 1 IlllglttY v.
to se!J tho c JectJo~ O! ofYlcers and other !m- death CflUSCd !t gcnPrnl Wt!.Vfl Of 1!01'- ter t1JC den! hn~ been made nert j 1·d a gal
essary, portant business. tow over the community. For two dropJtcd the remark that "this Ia not I Burns. ·:
become W. A. Rowles, Sccy. terms he rC'prescntcd 1\!onroc county the flame old Albia I used to know." brewery :
· closea In the leglslntlve halls at DeR Molnoa I erty to
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1t they The discouraging word has been and for three tcrmH !: c wall sheriff of Jud JenklnR, of MlaKourl, Is a young the eir ~rrt•
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A ( rece1vcd tho past week that Mrs. Arch I tho county. He was one or tho big mnn who ha!l .como to Albia to make tho lJilrl
Edwards, who went to Roswell, New and brnlny men of the community, hill home. He Js a jl!weler and hllll glunct!H :
it any, Mexico, has failed
1 nlry greatly In' and tho old soldiers who followed the employment .at t~e store or J. B.l 1 t run °
teld by 'health and It is now necessary that remains to the graYe Sunday after- Johnson. About tho flrBt thing he did the ofll t'
V. Nye she be conveyed to · the doctor'o or- noon were In deepeH t Horrow for they on arriving fn Albia was to meet with rnust 1 "'
a held flee In a cab, ·abe not having the had lost more than a comrade-they a misfortune to one of his feet and went un
1um or atreugtb to make th.o trip. Albia bad loHt a. loyal and true friend. blood polsolhg has developed to such left. Tl
H. W. fr!ends will have the greatest 11ym- The funeral services were held an extent tJ1at he has been confined that th e
to the pathy for the husband who is with her from tho United Presbyterian church to hiR room at the hotel.
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i ahare and caring for her every,.want. ~fonday ·afternoon, tho servlccfl being I demned :
l, their conducted by the pastor, Rev. T. R.
sposed Aiken, and the remains were later fr R. H.
' ~aw the time or the funeral:- u u lber and
of the laid to rest In Oak VIew cemetery. \lJ 1 tlon ln
The following obituary was read at
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fi James M. Ro!Jb wns born March 10, when tl
p,ubllc 18:!6, n.t Service, Beaver county, Penn. th "Ta
r. Gm- Doclslon of the Conrtl! I!; that Liquor I!e r emoved to thiH county w ith h!fl Whole Car l ,oad of Beer Ilnrncd at callc~ ehlldran ·.ware .born dreds o( .thirs. tY, .. mino~.s_, sto,od abo!tt ~ e aste rn
e wtst. o·lcga! sa!~ or liquor a~ the Appan- only on~ o! ~!ch l!.~rviv?~ him, Mra. and watched ~lle cars be!n i('c~nsumed · west at
to h 8 0080 county attorney has ·. taken the .Jennie Cox, .or J .. tncoJn, Ne.o. but the officers · prevented them !rom short t:
same vlow aa that · given by Judge Mr. Robb, on Nov. 2, 1898, was un'M:- secutln~ any o.! the liquor, und all the I Hugh
Preston. Concemlng th.() ca.scn that ed In marriage with 1\IIHs TJaura Peters contents of the car were dest!oyed amonR
ia real have been tr'!ed the Centerville .lowe· of this city, who sul"VlveH hlm. Mr. The ot;iy lnsur~nce In a c~ge · o! th!~ , ,, ,.,. , .. ,
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rooms glan has the to! lowing . to say: Robb died ·last Suturd11y morning, Jan. kind Is that the Iiqour wlll not r~ach 1 w. A.
d now "Tho point raised when H. Chapman 9, 1909, 73 years and 10 months or age t'he miners and -cause them to get on I them In
and D. Bromberg were arrested about lacking one day.
another of their rampages where mur- others
a month ago for soliciting liquor or- He united with the Unt~ed Presby- der and cain In general are raised. t hat f'(
Jturned
ders baR been decided by Judge Pres- terlan church or service in youth, and
been on
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to at Wn.shlugton In a. similar case transferred bis membership to the Mrs. Martha Skean cntcrtaitied at who ,.,.
to !the brougbt there by tbe county attorney church in Albia In Aprll, 1883, re- Blx o'clock dinner Monday evening In farm fc
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with other assistance. It was
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t~at malning a moAt Interested, faithful honor of Mrs. Bert Buck, of Durango, go trJ
health. soliciting orders ill contrary to the and active member till ca'led !rom t'!Je Colo. Covers were laid for an even ~n nn t.v
Wiley, prohibitory law, even if It ls for firms church .militant to lhe church trlum- dozen ladles and a most enjoyable time\ ;l~O Jl 1 ; .
·ned to outRide of the state. The soliciting phant. He was an n.ttorney-at-lnw. was 'had by alL J and rtl l
has been done for years under cover he!ng admltletl to the bar in the '80s. ,
venlng.
in the
or the Interstate
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commerce
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law
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Bttt He served three terms sheriff of Mo11
Anderson Dettls, who lives between
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parents a recent dec!alon o! the U. S. Rllpremt\ roe county and was a representative Alula and Hlteman, has been making I ou t tit"
court In a Dakota case reverAcs thr. from thL!! county to tho state legis- lee W'hile the freeze held on. The 1 mst
Ralph lature. he W