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The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
Good for Stock and Poultry Too

Thedford's Black-Draught is pre-
pared especially for stock, as well AS
man, and for that purpose is sold i'm tin
cans, holding one-half pound OF medi-
cine, for D cents.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
LAMBERT, FRANKLIN Co, TENN.

March -, 1892.
| have used all kinds of medicine but
| would not give Que package of Black
Draught for all the others / ever saw.
Ii Is the best thing for horses or cattle
IN the spring of the year. and will cure
chicken cholera every time.
r. Il. BoYLANp.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
NOTHING SUCCEEDS like SUCCESS

fabulous
finds US the Novelties and styles Spring Goods Tor
been selected with the with the special purpose supply
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
Rueklen.s Arnioa Save.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
BRUISES. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chappei Hands,
Chiiblalns, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. IL is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For
sale by Winthrop 4 Co.. druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO, !
LUCAS County .


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY * Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and the said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed i'm
my presence. this 9th day of December, A.
ID. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
q Sold by all Druggists. T5c
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22

In the st. Francis County Court
Tuesday. February 10, 1895. sth day.
January Term 1895.
In the matter of re-issung County
Warrants
On this day it is hereby ordered BY the
County Court of st. Francis County. Arkau-
sas, that all persons holding warrants drawn
on the Treasurer OF said County of ST. Fran
els. in the State of Arkansas, are hereby no.
or before the 10Th day Of June 1895 The
holders of warrants must endorse their names
on the back OF each warrant presented for re-
issuance
All persons who fail. neglect or refuse TO
present their warrants for resistance are
hereby warned that any warrants not pre-
sented as required by this order will be for.
ever debarred after the 10th Gay of June Iso5
from deriving any benefits from their claims
SAID warrants must be presented al the Clerks
office ID Forrest City for re-lssuance.
State OF Arkansas
ST. Francis County IS
j. /. Z. Folbre. Clerk of the Circuit Court
and Ex-otficio Clerk of the County Court OF
81. Francis County, Arkansas, do hereby GER
my mat the foregoing Is IA true. perfect a nd
complete copy of the order of the County
Court made in relation to the Reinsurance OF
county warrants as the same appears now in
my Office duly entered on page 620 of County
Court Record book n"
In testimony whereof have
hereto set my hand and
IsBALl affixed the seal of said County
Court. this 9th day March, Is95.
I. G. FoLBRE. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22

FOR The men AND BOYS
We have the Largest Variety of everything arst.cla.
Furnishing Goods. Our Mems and Boys Hats Shoes
Shirts Neckwear Underwear Gloves etc., nobby .
best values and lowest prices. esa la
In addition TO all this, we have Complete Stock of ee,
disc, Groceries. Hardware Furniture Harns "efe
your interest give your trade ~ ana viii
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22

In the st. Francis County Court
TUESDAY. February 10, 1895. Sth day.
January Term 1895,
In tina matter of ra-fszu;n,, gc,,.,
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
FOR The LADIES and MISSES

We Ladies Dress Goods consisting
Patterns Drap
Viennes Cepon
Silks, Sateens Gnghams
Caicos variety White Goods Hair Cloth Innings
Handkerchief Laces. Emboderies Ribbons Gloves
celebrated &c b. Corsets
those White
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-22
EQUITY DOCKET.

Brown VS. A ID Harroway. dismissed at
cost of plt'r
John Jones as next friend. VS. Phi Littell.
motion 10 give effect 10 mandate filed.
Sarah Coy VS. Jno Farmer, continued for
proof.
Fl Il Dawson VT John Parham. report of re-
ceiYer flied.
Francis Goodman as next friend VS. u. w.
DAVIS. exhibit to complaint filed. molten 70
suppress deposition tled and overruled, addi-
tional paragraph flied.
z Litliefield VS. Emma lizard PARTITION con.
tinued for service.
7 Litteil VS. I W Yerzley and Ed Starks. mo-
ton TO make Brown party, pltin flied.
John Z'nn VS. John Parham. foreclosure
dropped from docket.
I b Terry by his next friend VS. W w Evans
etal. continued for proof
Henry Mallory Us Francis Mallory divorce.
contisued for seryide.
Nancy A Thomas VS. Senith Jones partition,
CON tnissiofiers continued. and ordered 10 file
report within W days. and cause continued.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-23

And IT. icH'rdanC,s With law AID ~ der ut the
Basrt ~ =. Ggtees. made On the 3%l jY Of Nav,
1895 s,a.y shares Of s>ch pa ca ,f su stock
NJ nay he necessaTs vii be s,sd At public auc
son ~ tho ON e u ia I'm any, .Ie arliag
con Ii, ,-,se si,ek EYar.>,n Ci'g Ns"ata, On We'd
ue.sisy juno Gtn, 1928, : p IT lho aid day,
20 pay sal it,linan ansot as.essrneat Ehecsyn. TO-
seIh,r vii n ;l,,, 81 i.ive5tlSing +ni expenses
II Tho iit.
}. R. JUI'slF
6ecre5ary
Tsa above = - = poStponet nu,I July 6th,
jtnles 4, ,iuuge,
Secretary.
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OELfM0JEAT NOTICE.

Rod OAK Miuips ,'smpanv. Location Of prin-
u e.; ,laCs OF business "a soH Gig. Nevada, I'o
arlon " works Sierra County Ca3 .eOrnla,
Il ,lce--Tuare are 1es nqu:nJ upon the 10 low
n? 4 IBID st .Gs IN accoun Of assessrneNt {
su y, 81 e ou tie 5th dsy Of apr't. 1895. tLe
ssv.,..: .ti,,oru q nDpo-ita Ine n~nes !, Shs 70
s,r1.. We gin Al lannL.iers 3, 50. .AHs:
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TAa ChincoE reading circle met at the
residence 81 Mrs. E. l. AGSst. on Ba.larS;
avenue. The new president. Mrs. W. ].
Davies prusf led. Tire roll caIi was ar
seerSsd hy quotations frers Sir Waller
Scest. after watch the veasssaS os Elmer
sossss essay On Friendship WAS taken VI
aFs1 cosaHssnfs4 On. A special entertain
rasaf was furnished by Mrs. Thomas
HoatSsoa. sI{ consisted az a pa-iae shoot
tng centess. wa1ch createsi csnssse~,a Die.
nnanseslsra; ard afTorsisst sae sasuherx an
oss>oTsunsty g. tsyigss their Ss<tfl al marks
snaashsg The highest score vas made es
Mr. II. H. Richards. ard Mr. Thovaas
Housssan. Tasosc present were: Mr.. ara
Mrs gsaaFnas Houlssags, Mrs 4. 4. w.
lara Mrs. &. l. Aslsit. Mrs A a. Aisea.
Miss fslgen StraaseFg. MSS ~ 81. Nv
laa4. Mr.. F. Z. Shsssessg. Mr. r. r. Rich
arts. MIR Usrsvrt Faulkner
THE fssTns~ers OF che Gilman Park NJ. Z.
church hefsa q pleasant social Sn Ola rsi-
lows ball last "Wednesday atsns- an ex-
ezlsszs timer WAS psevissei and 81 pres
eat had good tfnss
Mrs J. Peabody ansi her daughter Mrs
DsseSSara Rstaerts gave q Pleasant party
last Thursday ntgAf a. ire residence of
TIA farssssr On 4 street. TIE gExss<
asssssssSs themselves with cards ard dsne-
sag uzsss late heszr. when resresA aaszss
were ssgSs1. AraeTx slsese present. wvee;
u. ana Mira J. pAxAer. Mr.. ana Mrs a.
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1fcDonas1. Mr. and NrA Ensene Rick
seckee, Mr.. ana Mrs G. A Moline. MrA
n Lawr9e. Mr8 r. A Peabody. NH b.
ROBERTA Mrs E l. Adsht. Miss b ~.
Hyian1 Miss Frankie Parker. Miss Mary
Czazssoc. Min z Hcsarth EfS Mary
Dougzn. Miss Anna Fink. Professor :.
n LAytss. Professor ~ II R0es. Mr..
James Peabody, Mr.. Theodore Tedemzzn
Mr.. r. Peabody. Nr. Warren Lucas. Mr..
Max Peabody.
Miss yerna Crook and Master r. Crook
were pleasantly surprised by par<y Of
yUrns friends last Tkursday night. * tho
residence os their parents On Crawford
spent q deisghsful evening with games
and other 5usendIs recreationA
Henry ReAsoner. of Wh2zcom, v7s IN
town during the week. visiting his sister,
Ma f r. HawIey. and others
Oscar Pacius. clerk In the city drug
store for over . year. lefs on Saturday
night for WaIIa Walls. where ~ takes
. similar position
City Attorney EdnuDd Peters has fully
recovered from his recent Illness
George Holden. r., arrived Saturday
from Spokane and win spend several
weeks wishing his parerts before return
Ing.
Samuel Graham. Of Detroit, Michigan,
vas the Euest u Mayor Nssthew Dow
during th0 week. Mr.. Graham and Mr..
Dow had not seen each other for sixteen
years In 1sD they were together In Bel
ton Texas. and Mr. Graham returned ia
Detroit and air. Dow subsequently came
70 Seattle. Mr.. Graham expects to per-
manentiy locate In Soma town on Puge,
Sound
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Snas szsxEAG sesx - 49, Aass<l.S Ds
-.
00scI 49, -. -, - II, - -
.Ss-o Axz1a t<z = 49, -,
saxz1Axs n q 1A-a-
NJ. and N<4 PxfAp r. Ke11ey WIN Iekys
for the East xasogt January g. ard wfA
not return rzs<s2 0umD ttsne In luna
j. Harry IL Ipue. x4zo nxs been Ii s1ks
<.srv fss- che rasr four ,uearx w1u ieeve 10
day flr JaDeau. Alaska. where he will -
ss5e permanently.
MAu Mary ssr,rre auzd Mr.. n A.
er.s zsr~ Frsrs,s THyxur IT yanrsrryrr.
tza~rs<sxsI are erected fornA s.,e xs,xu:ue
yxz<k-
r.. NJ n ~..n-xn -
49, - -. -. ~ u rr-,--
- 49, -. - . -.
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xoe.etY Go...p.

Mr. a-xs Mrs 4. y. Bush. Of Salem, Or,
were here tbs wreck.
Mr.. George L. Williams has returned 20
Cz-S--nDaEi 20 reside.
a. E. " Een.s1rn. city controller. f.
suffering with neuralgia
Mrs. c. II. Aouasos sszs goze TO Mz.sne-
asos&s - yisst fse< grDsker.
Mrs. pAZ,fp I'.gA ugAnrt eaee-<Aine.s eeszsst
lasses. 81. whist on Tsrs1ay arss-roses1
AIRS. Alma O. Hal was called EaS.
this week by she sersosss sIsness OF her
natter.
Mrs. esa,sasess Parsons Iser yesterday
fa- xAe East She Wa be xbseux for ss.--
erai weeks.
NJ. Henry Essc@y. wsSo rrsw makes rsg
fsoxne e< BueEzzs- Risg eourxy. was sn the
ely several days E2sas wS<k.
asrz Nelson Bennxsx axzf sa-ssyy lar.
agasn taken szs tier ressszsacs AZ sh.
TsAcoTz hotel for ssEs w7s<er
Mrs. Jagyns d. Hoge, r.. rec Miss
Esssei Hanwza. sgszss osae day win
fr5srfs fn Tacxzza sise past week.
Mrs. Casks MzMsken WIS TIE frsse<r
as a yery ese~ane lurcaa5a gwen BIZ ae~
TO zea cf her lads sraeEss oa Ps@aay.
r,ursny the ws-efx several very pseus-
anE ard irsor-sal iunrkesszss were en-
tayest cen board sfe Northern Pas.sfc
steamship Tassoxxsa by fxsgrxss az the
Officers Capt Crawford = al old trav-
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THE LITTLE MocK-MAN.

The Little Mock-raan on the Stairs
He mocks the lasiy's horse at rarss
At bs-slckIes an things
He mocks the mems AZ rides EN-, tno.
An Taocks the mowers, drsvin' through
An hollers Here's the way you do
With them air hischin'-strszgs.,
''Hos ho.' he'll say.
Ole Settlers Day.
When they're all joggha' by
"fou look ike this
He'll say an twis'
His mouth an squirt his eye
An tend Ike he WIZ beat the bass
Drum al both ends-arl' toots and bsa-es
Ole dinne--horn an pufYs his face
The Ls.tie Mcck-man on the Stairs.
The Little Mock-s-lan on the Stairs
Moeks all the people ali ne cares
At passes up an Down,
ise n1oeks the chickens round TIE door.
An saocks the girl at scrubs the floor,
An nsocSs thu rich. an rsocks the pore,
An everything IN towni
"Ho her, says he.
TIE you e. ne:
An 81 IKE turas an fockA
~ = NJ NstAs-s-<tEL
An mouth all vide
Like CUNTS IS, IN hooss-
He. .so." be yslhs. lock here ar TIE
A rciis his fat eyes roan' an sla~es-
You look ike thjs.' ne sass. saws he
TIE Little Mock -T.san on the Stairs,
The Little Mock
The Latte Mock
TIE Latte Mock-nasr ~ the Stairs,
He nsecNs TIE aanSlc-Sox an clock,
An rolssv-scfa an the chairs:
lie FsseciSs his pa an specs re wears:
He FnoS,ss the nan al picks the pears
An galarss an PEACHES GA the shares:
He naccks TIE rnonksys an she bears
On F&cture-bsIls. an rips an tea-s
'Ers ssawn-,an' ;nockS II al ne cares.
Ar eysrtssxiy eyev'wase-est
James w-aisecrnh Riley
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Wzatcom. Jan Ia-Special.-One OF
u1e plezsansest events of the past week
was the marriage Of Mr.. c. III. Huribut.
late Deputy county clerk. and Miss
Minnie Cara Nicholson. which took
place at the Presbyterian church
"Wednesday. Rev. j. A Macarthur off,
eating Usssered by Mr.. E. A. Cleve-
land. Ar. David Ireland. Mr.. Roy Had
ley and Mr.. Frank Monre, and f1rnesii-
akeay preceded by Miss May D,easnger
and afr. Clyde Hadley as r.ng-bearers,
the bridal party came down the aisle
to the music of the Wedding March"
at 1870. The groosn. escorted by Mr..
I'll E. Hadley. as groomsnlan. followed
Miss Inez Hadiey as maid Of honor. pre-
eesting the bride tassefu.ly attired in
blue travelling dress. leaning upon the
arm OF her brother. Mr.. f.. L. Niclsoi-
son. About $50 friends OF the happy
coupe witnessed the Ceremony, after
which the bridal party and more i<sl-
mate friends proceeded 20 the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. II. E. Hadsey. where a
surss1tuous repast was served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbut left on
q short bridal tour 60 up Sound cities
ard Portland, Or. They wifi be at
home TO their friends here about Feb
ruarv /.
Thursday at high noon Miss Della
Wight one of the most popular young
ladies OF the city. was 1iEated in mar
Rage 10 MIR. Harry Booth. of DetroAt,
Mich. az the home of her parents on
Elk street. which was beautifully deco
rated with evggrsens and flowers. The
lxxr 4
w. Savage, only members Of the family
ard a few OF their more intimate friends
hssag present. They win leave tomorrow
for their future home IN Detroit.
pleasant farewell party was ten
derod TO Mrs. Ferdinand Christnaan
and daughters at Cissraa's hall Tues
day evening. prior TO their departure
FIR Seattle. where Mr. Csarisrnran. late
city auditor and an expert accountant,
has accepted a position In the employ
OF the Guarantee Loan and Trust Com
uany.
AIR. and Mrs. T. W. Gillette pleas
antay entertained a considerable rs,r,,-
Der of their friends at their home In
Fairhaven Tuesday evening.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
III AroFason gave a. pleasant party at
their home 10 about thirty young peo-
ple in honor OF tie 18th birthday OF
Miss Eva Lobree.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vant.er were
the victims Of a nrost delightful sur
prise party at their hosrae Wednesday
everssng, about thirty couples attending.
Nj and Mrs. G.. NJ Heliar enter
tanned the Social Whist Club Monday
evening. the chzef prize winners being
Mr.. A. r. Campbell and Mrs. George
Z. Gage.
The Sons OF Veterans have arranged
a fine programme for a Zouaye benefit
to be given at Lighthouse hall NEXT
Thursday evening
Mayor Back has gone to OLYMPIA
for few days. primarily on business
and Incidentally to watch the senatorial
contest.
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A Flute ouart.,te.

+. A flute quartette. by Mr.. Fiasket. Mr.
Sterrberg. Mr.. Snyth and Mr.. Tssognp-
son, was the most prominent feature Of
the testimonial concert rendered Mr.
w. r. Feaskett Wednesday evening
Miss Bradsey's excellent and still more
promising soprano voice was another
delightful feature. Mr.. Cransiail's soso
was encoved. The programme:
Flute QGsrteste-'sf1rriags Verdi
Msssrs ". r. FgaSsett. II. F. Thompson,
w A. Stsrnhc-g. ". Sravzh-
Scng-|Tgse Beacon II. Watson
s7~, Fred II. GTibble-
yloEn soSo-.'Sceass De Ballet" De Berios
Prof. Oiof Bull.
Scng-"Snas,Dw Song FROM sDiasrs&'"
....-.,-...---...--.-.s+- deySrbe.s-
Miss Grace Helen Bradley.
Song-"A afasrfgai''. vieto~ Harris
Mr.. T.. n. Cxun<saaA
Flute 500. E'ssr1easie Meiaszzssiiane'.
s-..---s---~.~-e.t.ss--. heAcAeTE
Mr. w. r F'1askest-
song-"Go Hear The Geatse Lark" Bishop
(Fsc$e oharaso ny W. r. Flaskesr-)
Mrs J. Vincent Browne.
Mandolin ard gasszr duet Selected.
Messrs. " w r.eke-esi an1 Fsred Cow
tsn.
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EnpIN9


Mr. Cecil Augustus rlsnsxsoa anf Miss
Blanche Helen Ellsworth. easa Of this
Ass, wer married az the hssgme % she
brides parents lois Stewart street. STAT
sse Wednesday evening. January Is. ysa5
Kiss Anase l. Knight ard Mr.. Fgask
Mitchell stoing the benors ss rext IL 81
nseas3s, Rev. Iaan J.. Damon efftca@ts.ss
~ essSans repasS followed ccaxratala-
oesss. aas several valuable ara are-Sges-
sss Sssts we're received. Assnax these
present wsre: Nv, arss Mrs Asa A. lias-
wuTsA. Mr.. aass Mrs. John Taarsscy,. Mr.
an Mrs Harry J., wassosa. Mr. ara s.rs
~ = Nesas. Mr.. ara Mrs. Harry f.ssneFs.
~, ana ArS e. HaEShnaaa. Mrs. II r.
keaaF, Ass. II. l.. Isanasa. Miss r@sia
fswe~ss- Miss i.sAov Etssaugse. Mss
oraee = tsesnens. sar. graak tasnlag-
asFssv AR 1eAa essnnsnghAas. Me. Rss L.
Eens. Mr.. Joaa Ieasors. Mr.. {. A. sAa.-
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eser of wide experience and c,asture. who
makes any ccns<on where he - noss
one long 70 Be remenbered.
ar. ara Mr3 GahaseA Parsons were
guests 81 = vexy pretty dinner given ~
Mr.. ana Mrs George Browne on 1sstlzs-
day eyenRng.
Among the passengers who aefs scr scn
rzncssco Teaarsxsay ssscard the CITY q
Paensa were Mrs George HS2ne9 and
Ms h s. Martin
Mss Sargent q Spokane, sarg In COR
ceex a1 tAe FIRST CcrgTeeszx3uzsa1 chnrcn
snEs evenzng. The worzds tar szszzss<sal
CONGRESS- selected her as rize resreser<a~
eve Of Eastern Washington.
Col Cnarses Rekcsse<shach. ucw OF Seas-
de. sssuok bands with 80 many peopAe
wessIe here xzss week. II was feared BY
some Of his old Tacoma frsen6s that his
arm neyAt be disabled
The suhscviptsOn dancing class under
tia cAarge Of Adxs. PfxEp Kershaw Is
the mosx popular func<scn among tho
young people In Tacoma Mary pupils
have been declined for want Of tame and
spncA Tia nrzt term closes on Janu-
ary -
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PERSONAL AsD SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. Abe simpson. Of New York. = h
the city,
Mss Burs,sstt 10 Ia Tacoma, guest Of
AizSs keTSssAw.
Mrs. Belle Johnson, OF Fremont, Is VISIT
ing frsenEls IN Victoria.
Miss Mae Warren has returned from
pleasure trip 20 British Columbia
Mrs. Z. G. Croker. OF Fremont, Il
visiting relatives a. Nanalmo. B. c.
Miss Lorna MscMu.ieya. OF Fremont. Wis
uea frserxss III Tacoma during the week.
Miss Spurgcon of Fremont entertaanet
friends At ner reslfen0e Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Ann c. Calhoun. from Mississippi.
Is q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Fl.
Green.
Mr.. Howard Jo~iyn gave an informed
sssfsuaeon 10 few friezsds yesterday az
teTIs3on-
Mr.. F. A. Woodward. q New York city.
arrived yesterday and will remain for q
few days.
Mrs Frank E. Troubley - ut Prov:-
d<sssoe hespatal. recovering from = Sue
ceszs<ul operation.
AIRS. Phaap 4. Kessey sefs last wedncs-
Gay ns~rhg for I. Visit % relatives ard
frasnsas sn Oregon
DIR. Frank Tf,a.railey. OF the San Fran
cisco Bridge Company. feft last Friday
Ter New Westminster.
Miss Lewis az Ross aneertas-ed ten az
her yOsirzg klsiy friends nj a yellow chryS-
assxaensslm tea hast FrAisy.
Mr.. c. Finch OF Southern Washington.
was q guest of Or. and Mrs. +. A. Bad
hard at FrefTaont hast week.
Airs. M. 4. Tisfe left last Tuesday for
San Bernar,isno. Cal. where she VIII
spend the rest OF the winter.
Mr.. A. y. Parker. Of Eastern Washing
ton. who has been visiting friends IN FIRE.
mont, ieft fer hts home las, Thursday
Mrs. c. f. Wharton hrs returned from
q weeks trip 20 tire southern part OF the
state. where sG1e has business interests.
Mr.. arsi Mrs. r X. odeIl. of Green
i3slse, VIII leave shortly for Los Angeles,
wslare they VIII make their future home.
Mrs. J. W. Van BrockEn. OF 70 Cosufrs-
b,a stTael. entertained q. few os her
hsSiy fgiegkis AT hacheoa on Friday after
ncoa
T. G, Covert, OF Fremont. who has been
TTseNisng tfse last six months tn CAL
furnsa for TIA 9,essesit OF his health, re-
sufxl@i assssa last Friday.
Mr. ard Mira Samuel L. Crawford left
XVI Ny fIF-a2 4Af~sszs Tile Wick and WI
extend the executive ball 80 be given al
the oayaiIf@a hotel next week.
Miss esasm ballard. VITO has been visit
ing he- h=v<her, DR.. +. r. Ballard. q
kNreuaans. left saturday for Astoria, Ore
sSSsa- wazaee she VILE vssst her sister.
T'se Isgsses ~ the Second " r. church
gave a scciaI last Friday evening, at
wszcss an interesting programme was
given ami refreshments served al TIE con-
clssSon.
NJ. ard Mrs. ". r. Ballard gave a de-
NesrSfal dinner last Wednesday ever,sr-
80 Mr. AMI Mrs E.ben Ssszeh, Mrs II. W.
Fulton. Mr., and Mrs. p. r. NJ MEser
and Mr.. W. ii. WMte
A concert ana orange social was given
IA ostusaa's i1aE hast Friday evexsxsy IN
Der the aaaxs,sces OF the Calvary Pry-shv-
teg$ssa 7. +. 3 G. +. Az excellent r-g,-
esausnse was reE&e-eka.
Mrs, Asfswsa IL Anderson entertained
e3s fosA<wErl~ guests last Morsaay after
tsaeEs: airS. cgsaraes T. Ccn5var. AIRS. II
Cav EvsrS0le. Mrs. George F. Gurs1 Mrs
Joseph +. NsNaaShz. Mrs. A. T. MAG
cnassy. Mrs. Charles SseY@sza ADJ Msss
itS1seg.
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Her E,sh,,.faa.,a nlr.aasr.

Comparatively few people are spared TO
enjoy tia pleasure OF celebrating tbeir
eighty fourth birthday among rcsatives.
bur such was the good fortune OF Mrs.
Jas1see Bsies. At the hpme OF her daughter.
Mrs. II. s. Drew. at isfs Fifth strees. last
Thursday afternoon. The residence was
made eyea more attractive tran ever
when tseck@i x&th swaat -ss@rSsssi narcis-
sus roses. plnks and ssnilax. and when
there were earhercsa beneath Its roos caIs-
dren. grsnsfrhsldrcgs. greSs grandchildren
snsi kinsfosx from far afs1 near. Tha
scene seemed cssnpiete when tho central
ssgsire erect. hale and with the ytga~ of
one far beneath her years stood in THE
center of grsHsp consisting OF fessr gen
srassens. srisiing,y resolving snany rare
presents from their hAsszS. TIE afternoon
was spent sn talking OF ssre pioneer days
or sse state when ssse fssstzs family and a
few hundred others nsase Up The entire
population. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bzs-s
and family wsre members os a party
healed by James Bilrs who lef, Ken
tsscky in fhe early .iftses ana made Ssae
trip 10 the Sosasd In prairie scaoonerS.
eanafirsg her .n isSss. i, was the first Wagon
train tlsas crossed the summit of the Cas-
cases. AZ o'r.ssek a dainty luncheon
was Farsakea ~ These present were:
Mrs. Frank Knarr. OF Portland. Mrs.
Frank Sargent Mrs. Fannie Bsses. Mrs
John r. nznaaa. Mrs. n n. wa~f. Mrs.
NJ Saepari. Mira. nr. Young. Mss Ashie
Drew, Msss Minnie SaTxens. Mr.. james
II. Riiss. of E.srna. wass1. Mr. George
Rscs. 81 rairAavcn. ard Miss Alta Drew.
tAs greas era nssssaagaaser OF Mrs. B.tes.
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saturday Evening wis. rarsy.

On Saturday evening Mrs Nelson
Benfatt cnzegzzsress q company ~ sxalst
players In sYer parsosS at gs5e TacogFza.
ThcSe - ATTENDANCE were: Mr.. ald Mrs.
e. A Sxaos&Eeza. Mr.. ard Nara. J, Isagaasss
sstagb, Mr.. and Mrs ". a Wordsls.
Airs. Mct,ahs. Mrs. C. w. DsrkErssz.s.
Mrs J. af xEnssaw. Mrs. Smith. Gr.
ard Mrs. rrAsS Allyn, Mr.. and MIS-
JOAN Scssss. Mr.. aaai Mrs. f.. +. .rac0sxs.
ar. Bt4ckwooa. Miss BerxesS ard AIR.
Mesa1nsa.