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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa
Thursday, May 31, 1906
LOCAL NEWS:
A number of relief trains went through this city last Friday night and Saturday, conveying provisions to the sufferers in San Francisco.
MRS. ANDY POTTS was called to Melrose Monday by the serious illness of her mother, MRS. MCKILLIP.
FLUKE has not only the largest stock but the best assortment of Wall Paper in the city. See his line.
Constable H.C. WAYNICK and Deputy Sheriff Gittinger went down into Washington Township Wednesday night and arrested a farmer boy -- charged with a serious offense. It is to be hoped that the young man can clear himself of the charge.
THOS. WOODMAN, son-in-law of WM. MULLEN, is suffering with lung trouble and has erected a tent in which he will live for a time and try the health giving qualities of nature. It is hoped that his condition will improve.
MRS. J.D. KNOTTS and little daughter HYLLAS of Lucas, who had been in the city for several days where the latter was receiving X-ray treatments from Dr. Yocom for trouble with her neck, returned home yesterday.
W.H. QUERRY, formerly of Russell, who traded for a livery barn at Davis City, a few weeks ago and moved down there, has exchanged the business for residence property in Chariton and has established his family home here.
J.G. HALL, of Ottumwa, has leased one of the business rooms in the Copeland block, on the south side, and will soon open a new shoe store. A new front will be put in the building, the stairway built on the alley and everything placed in modern shape. MR. HALL is here now and expects to get his establishment launched in the forepart of May.
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