The Washington Republican Washington County Friday March 1, 1901 Morrowville. J. SAVAGE has treated his home to a new coat of pain recently. Godfrey MEYERS shipped wheat Saturday and Monday. George GRAY was in town Wednesday to buy the blacksmith shop owned by L.W. GROUT. Mrs. M.D. SPRAKS left for Kansas City Thursday to make a visit with her sister who resides there. Will MOLONY returned home form school Tuesday evening. Floyd NUTTER bought a farm from Mr. WILLSIE northeast of Morrow and is moving this week. Mr. COX will be build a house on the farm Geo. BRANT has lived on for the past 4 years. Dr. HORN has been kept busy of late waiting on the sick. The young man north of town is getting along very well with the small pox. Dr. HORN is taking every precaution to prevent it from spreading. Miss OSTERHOUT is the new clerk at Molony's store. Miss Sarah McWILLIAMS is clerking in C.W. HAWES' store. Jasen NUTTER has rented the house recently vacated by M.E. RECTOR owned bow by Mrs. W.D. JOHNSON. News comes from Iowa that Mrs. M. E. RECTOR and daughter, Sarah were very low with pneumonia fever. Mr. CARNAHAN of near Albia, was in town Saturday. C. or G. L. MEYERS and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. STOFEL.