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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Be BeCOnSistent

Many people buy the best sugar,
flour, butter, etc, and buy cheap
or unknown coffees at l2c to 1sc
per pound and then spoil what
would otherwise have been good
meal with a miserable cup of
coffee. II you want your coffee
up tothe standard of your 9th er
eatables use
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Among the

Among the few people wi 9
have received permits to r''"
automobiles in Centra! part. n .w
York, il M'se FLrencp T. Woods.
who, thou III ..nly II years Oil, is
an experi u.ct "-. for.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

Tn. lie. ler is u, ring J. '.oerd
"f b"rg' u. lu...vs and chlld
Iens un d"rwerr.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
A. | {. ;'si sstfsIs iiiss

Sold only in bulk, at 2oc to 4oc
per h., according; to variety, by
regular authorized dealers. See
that they are put up for you in
bags bearing the above trade mark.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

"a. Nuthwestefn trains sD&24 ?. trains Nos.
a, "a, Z ~ and b o. 4 p. trains Mos. IS 4 SO d
VI DOt ran Sundays
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Ths hasdsse sut whieh ths As.
puhlieans Will tavs to crack II thia
canpaign y 70 s1eoacils thsie coasss
q eduduel In catA with that inths
Phlllpplnss. ID Gubs Il u proper
b hanl dawn ~ Aag and give tha
peebls thsis iHdspsadsses. fa the
'phillpplnss. 10 haul DOWN the ~
.ssd oivs ths tsepis tksk. \ iasdspsed. |
- weuid " " ct ofs ttaiJsti
'kuiiy nith-tsAthi ,ef The psopls q
IL ttAitsd States iil s. absolutety
,aai|S!ss y - NJ tooa ttossd f. r.
'diA SitkGs IL ~ tfeatMhht q ~
twp Peoples. -cos6Sldc 0pdhsi
feStkflbX,
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: ~; :;!.::s :.~'
MlllUod Nello0n

NUY00o vvoUooA
0a1d EedGes lupeovsd Ottlss oe Red
4eo 6tOooesode 6psinge. Aug. Ii to II.
,9aS q 80 cd one.afth lase from
pe)nto y Coenea6o 70 Colorado 6pgings
~ yotven. Certificates available Auk.
~ a n u ~ y; god to return not
s !:sI:. ~ - ds''' ''s'' closing d'''
Aonual Olosios Wcuduso II The Weeid
g ~ Galot Utah. Aug. %.
~ g go Ne0t.elaso taeo Tor roanil
tsie In lsl1tS vithIs he state 10 HI
Gatp - UD1Qe, Utah 1ad returg. oell
- ~ Az. ~ lluit3d 70 tsa dayo u
go 1ls10tSoo, Aual limit thirty Dan
NO. In 6 sals. elpp-ovess alleWed.
xoot1o oou6 goong oal$ o. date ce ea)el
Sss1 losS1ese ees savllse thaa dvs day6
Sto3 {etA = esn.
/ VI .Cnavsatiqe kajehts a rytkI1h
pusoV,s sAug,,11 tol0
- : bee t6ee ~ seund tip lsNm
~ - s00olunfb os0nsay ed, ~
IN. 0olling datss Az. u sed "a IN
4it ~ rottSa Atg. NJ yiekete 0102
: ~ ealt - 49, e abb coatlaO0kt
~ uo q - AdSlle4. !
IL ~ n1eonb ~ 0ssa4 Army Il.
N!e i s; N. 'ks r. .shxa .assxa
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n. 9. Wheeler. Of Durango. supsrin-
tShdsnt of irrigation in this section. vss
In Dolores yesterday morning sisine up
tho situation here. Harry. apparently.
e not kept very busy u hs has gained
tn hssh since we saw him last.
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J. 3. Pyls sud ]. X. Ballard. Of Arbor.
vile. Nsbr. and Orange Cole, Of Storms.
burg. Nsbs. arrived Ii Dolores Wednss.
day and LETT yesterday. They arc look
Ing over the country for slocstion. Mr..
Cole y cousin 1t George Phelps and
put IN most 1t bic time here visiting
that gsntlemsn. rf
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Jsnss Hammond came in from Cedar
yesterday morning and started home in
the afternoon. He came after lumber to
" Up troughs at ths springs which fur.
nish wstse Tor his cattle and house, and
remembered The SrAR very nicely.
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Mn. waldron. Who has bssa' 'vsisitina
hse parents here. left Wednesday fo1
Pueblo and Denver. accompanied b
bet daughter. Miss Ethel.
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Dick Ksrmods and Peter Peterson
purchased N Ausburn binder Of J. J.
Hsrris { 90. last week and Charley
Johnson bought one the first Of this
vsek. There Il evidently . pretty fai.
csnp u gvain In eight to b. harvested BY
thses gsntlsusp.
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oseles ele!.uls.

ooeeoe He1lpA
Farmers are harvesting their wheat
aud oats in the valley and find that the
yisld viii bs much larger than they sx-
pectsd.
John Galloway esns up from NcEimo
canon lest Tuesday with . load q fruit.
melons. etc.
County CLERK wsseh y over from
Iguacio looking sftsr his o0les.
H. Brighsm and Chs. sehsiiss vsnt
70 Dsl Noets lest Sunday TO serve on
the q. 8. Grand Jury. ,,'
9. r. Thomas and Chss. Goodman
went to the Maucos canon cli6 dwsll-
in9s last Sunday spd nsds . lot oe
pist Asss. tsturning Tussdsy.
Nsssss. Clsmsai Nessusa and Charlie
1hyIos. d Wobeassss eosaty. Kansas.
'Srs ytsisia0 " family q r. n Taylor.
uestb q tovs. Tbsy nay uake the
vslisy thsis home psvnsasstly.
Mrs Pssbody. ee washinstes. d. O..
assivsd 10 Cestss isst wsdpssday and
wsat b BiA6. Utah. 70 hold her annual
iais vith tAs Nsvsjosa
IL. Hslly. ~ Isdias trader. wss up
esen HelyeskA Utah. Wednesday ~
tussis0 Thuto1sy q thls waek. jio
ssvs thas Msxislsy pssgDssity hss pisvsd
h-lvit4 ~ woel Wsslst.
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4 .. 0lslla(Assas "a e. -
havs issnsas peatastsAln y ~, ~
eellaeooi1HoD - - 1s(1 n -
~ MT = thsl IlkS SotlGl eletilx,
yap4 tlais ~ n .lhis slsHs ed blset
Pear WORT With then.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

C.e. Price and wife arrived In this
city on Saturday last and are occupying
the residence opposite the mill. Mr..
Prics 10 barber and expects to remain
In Dolores II business will justify.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

W. u. and Hint. Nay and George
Goodwin vent to the West Nancos river
lest Monday n look 1t some mining
clatma Hssses. Nay returned ysstsr-
day but NJ. Goodwin will probably re-
main mouth OF longer.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

Tss 0zAs = iueosusd that 0rsht1s,
VIE hid 70 kill Y. z. Green recently.
pes ~ lesaag wbss b. was 10 Dolores
lset eall,
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Go 70 the ball tonight and dance tall
hsnad daylight. (,

NJ. and 1rs. Antonio 0iorgstta wses
down from Quarry today and made this
once . pleasant call-csms II. 10 ~
Tn srAa printed. s
The silver star., 1900-08-10

When man grows old and his hair comes
out
He soou casts around and looks sbout
For some rsnsdy that will keep his hair
0rowing-for he wants to look youue
and fair.
But - crssps on spacs--years come
and 60
With oil hib endsavors tho hair wont
grow.
Life = . borden ustll st isst
He gives up bic laboss ol The pest.
Aud subuitting with gracs almost d.
vine.
Rsmsrks, "st,ith's bsir's going fastsi
than mine"
The silver star., 1900-08-10

~ ~ eoupeil meeting lest Monday
ntght, oseege 0eodwin vas sslsctsd y
elly uasGhall snA an esdinsues paseed.
but IL puhlieatioa has not bee6 author.
Iced.
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WaAss cspuisslasss 1sdssad. .
2sssos. ~, ~ ~ alaag ~ p
leses ssvee ~ Ueet tgyia0 - ~ ~
veees y ~ slsss. y - vsuA eoplN
~ GogvloS 6 . solooobos ~ ulgHA 4
OuooooGeUl.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

i'll Nessison nov has his csttls bh
H. West Doleess asd = oauping tksis
With hb faulty. He wili probably stay
until seew aise.
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6oas It The apsst spplss ogsrsd foe
.eeie thie ysss sse 70 b had q n. n.
Gsdweyb store. They came from the
Pstesssos plses.
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CT. oallagAss sud vieA & AtAsstso.
f. bsethss.ls.IsW aad dD(Gs q Dass
veoaoos. eo1e b ~ oat1poav ~ -.
~ y eDoo1 ~ soualo8Ss e ~ ~
80 b ~ ooe11oo..
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Lss Farrell end family. Who were vis-
tttag Jsnse Tsiubls spd family lest
!veek. lset Tuesday eos their homS 10
Clay Co.. No.
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llis Jseis xssess ed M Psaqsn.
rs 4tee, oaa ~. ecbmeelek. oe Slsw
xegk. ossivsd h Delscss last Monday
- ~ viatlag Asgust Kuhlnsn and
senlly.
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y. u. B,sks wss d this city yssssr.
sV-eooe sp esen ths ooupty capitol
10 - ths lssigatlou supssiptsndsnt.
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HseEv Abslia, ,Atctlsd our funny spoi
t66 SsSk With couple nf cart whssls
% subscsirsjon.
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NsalpA ,aIsossls ~ ns>essA 4
~ unl4 lAssaah U1Dees ~ Tpes.
~ eose14D - ~ I1atSe valley An.
enlns ~ esDDss slelas d ~ sqGt16
T. nsahees q ~ 1st1Ipsio kiAlI
usapesy.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

Jeha Duncan wss up from Cortss lest
Tuesday sssving divorce papers on q
waa q Rssts mill.
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"a beilsy. . cousin oe A. A. Rdst. i
nev in eAasgs oe the Chae. johnson
6toee.
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!. NsCussy cd tsuily we're bushes,
sieltess u tbls dty lest Tuesday.
The silver star., 1900-08-10

trip. Selling dates Aug. "a 70 q. Inc
Tickets from all points good to LEAVE
Chicago rstn!nlnk inY date up to Sept
1. Tickets cid &tcSd . radius d 90
miles q Oh(ci66 mav b extsnded to
50, By dsposlfilS sihS With joint Agent
q Chicago, on any day. Aug. n to noon
d Sept. Z ineluslvs. snd Upon payment
os fss q 80 cssts at tine " dsposit.
Annual. saa Jssn ExxGtsgon to Sal,
Lake Oity. Thursday, August Ii.
For this occasion ths following Why
lou RATES have been made for the round
trip to 6alt Lake City. tickets good ID
days; ccsreepondipgiy lot rates from
other pointc:
Train leaves q,
From Durango. -. e20.G0,. -. 800. 4 d.
4anoos. -. 1885,. 1913. Z. n.
Dolores. 80. l7E6;. .. ll:lA, Z. N.
selllng dsts Aug. ID, dnal limit 10 fs-
Fusthoe ineutmatio0 oaa b. had from
p. q. pEAxn. Agsst.
Ths lntse Oosea hotel. q DuranIo.
sasnIshcs yoa Z sa.ar. neal thrse 4 t!ss. I
city.
Subscribe tes Tns estvss ssAa. !,
1he Delesss Usdersak.ss O.. O. d.
N. nsaesei b psepesee b haadls ~.
ee{thlng u the and8 takiaG beolne11 Ia
Hat - a Frtdsy. Rson = Rssh 70.
eslvs . frssh sslplf evsi1 Thursday.
Ths Do.osss Gs1lS steklne Cs. = ~,
g: s:::s e = .s. 49, ss..'ss - - s.
Plsss q bssissss Viik IFS SfAa. CT
TIM 9PAs eas elts ~ ! hasGals. N
sssIs.s, e xI ~ 3 IN = isS sss'sss : sss rs
Can ID snxIEs & ysssssif:. -. 'p
Whsa h Ds,sess - = jks ssutAysG,
4 s,:haA ''SsS ~ a'~' n
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4. NsDeasld vas u town from up ths
hsss lsse 1oadsy o. buslnsss.
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ssvssal fssit vseoss we're In tow.
yestssdsy uasuiag.
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1T HELPED WIN BATTLES.

Daily Parrish. Mr.. D. Rsgan; MI nsy 4;
oliver. Mr.. F. p. Porter, Mr. r. Pendie
m s9n s sann ae Mr. Stanley Peabody. Mr..
Glen Sizer. Mr.. w. Richardson. MT
James Prentice Mr.. A. z. Sawyer. MT
Lester Turner 5r. Mr., non un ks Rsbbltt
Mr.. Harry Pickering, Mr. Peterson Ter
ant. Mr., Glen Franz l M; " Upper, Mr. Mr
r. J. Victor. Mr., Harry wlkison. MI.
Morris Walker. Mr. William. Van De
vanter, Mr., Harry waithew MT; Mod
Mr. L. A. wolf, Mr.. Carl Brackebush. Mr.
II. w. Mari.
Mr.. Frank westerman was delightfully."-
surprised by his young friends at the
home OF his parents. on Friday evening
The evening was spent In games. dane
ing and music At II O'Clock delicious
supper was served. Those present were
Florence Carney. Miss Hasen. Miss
Bum. Miss Agnes Wilson. Miss Hessy
Wilson. Miss Stooth. Miss Gertie Stooth.
Florence Stetson. Miss Johnson Miss
Gilbert. Mr.. Frank Westerman. Mr..
Howard Kent. Mr. Lone stetsoh. Mr.
Herald stetson. Mr., Olson, Mr.. Lewis
Mr. Hayes Wilson. Mr.. Raymond Taylor,
Mr.. Charles Regina
I. = e
A pleasant reception was given on
Friday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Mrs. Compton by Mr.. Compton. Sunday
school class. Mr.. and Mrs. Compton have
just recently returned from an extended
tour throngh the Eastern states. Those
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Huh, Rev. and Mrs. l..
j. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Gresham, Mr..
Bruce Rsyburn. Mr. Milton Hamlin,, Mr.:
DufYy, Mr.. Edward Duffy. Mr.. Ernest
Sillman, Mr.. Robert Silliman, Mr.. Roy
Stevens, Mr.. Landry Burns, MT, Oliver
Abernethy. Mr.. James Sherson. Mr. Will
Lynwood Gresham. Mr.. Clyde Gresham.
I: .
Miss Scarborough entertained very
charmingly a number OF her friends at
her home on Fourth avenue last Friday
joyed, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were Miss Pendle-
ton. Miss Frisberger Miss Holland. Miss
Madss s scsrs Sls" M. Frank Boase ss
Mr.. Paul Richards. Mr.. H. Scarborough,
Mr. c. Seltz. Mr.. Edward Hogan. Mr. W.
Kelly, MFR. NJ p oLeary. Mr.. N. J.
assisted by Mrs. Adolph l.. Brand and
Miss Mary. V. jain. entertained about 50
ladies' at her home nos Fifth Avenue
West. The afternoon was spent in whist.
after which refreshments we're served
= 4 ::
The second annual bazaar Of Company
D. N. q. W.. was held at Company p
rooms, Armory Hall. on Thursday even
ing. Extensive preparations were made
for this AFFAIR. the rooms being decorated
with bunting and large nags, Japanese
lanterns were hung at intervals around
the rooms. The brigade and regimental
STATS were In attendance and Officers and
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rppI>es

The hnRne ~ Mr. ara Mrs fa.'auA
NeuKhf0n. az 1873 Second avenue rrrtN
was thr scene ~ nus ~ tAs h.prtnst a.
fairs ~ taa season Thursday evening
when Mr. Charles William DrscRz ars
Nise ia Esfraia uaweNtor wera usftss ~
rnArTiart Promptly a. u'rfocx AflsS
Hannah Sivesint took her riars nj ths
piano ard ssoa the hnTGe Vas filled U7sh
the hArnsNnles % LohenEvin's wedding
fnerch The groom ana the offciaflng
clsrg Saa, Rev, Elmer T. TheUrxon.
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coming Of the bride. who en-
tered the room on the arm of
her brother, Mr.. Leland
Houghton. They were pre-
coded by Miss Hazel CULVER
and Miss Vivian Rice, who
acted as bridesmaids. The
contracting parties took their
place at the altar under a bow
er of autumn leaves and a we'd
ing bell Of roses. A wedding
supper followed the ceremony,
after which the guests babe
good-by to the young mar
rted couple, who are to spend
A few days In California on
a wedding trip. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James ID. Houghton. Mr.. Jo-
seph Houghton, Mr.. George A.
Houghton. Mr.. and Mrs. Zem-
70 h. CULVER, Miss Edna
Mtlnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Friend. Mr.. Edwin Lawes,
Mrs. Jennie Lawes. Miss An
ME f. Blakeney. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ward. Mrs.
Grace Devoe. Mr.. John Char
land, Mr.. and Mrs ID. w.
Brown, Mr.. ii. Sivesfnd, Mr..
and Mrs. O. Dodge. Miss T1ora
$. Smale, Rev. and Mrs. Elmer
=. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William IT. Rice, Miss Hazel
CULVER, Miss Vivian Rice,
Miss Lillian Rice, Mr.. John
Sanderson. Mrs. c. II. Nun
son.
The marriage OF Mr.. Mil
ton u. Dodge and Miss Bessie
g. CLIFFORD took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. A.
Ellingwood. So Bellevue ave-
nue. north, Saturday evening.
october 70, In the presence OF
many relatives and friends. At
O'Clock the wedding
march 49, aHs-- TT-r--.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Tuesday evening to Mr.. Henry shesd. Of
San Jose, Cal
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TD Ills Vi & eass ne
Of the iew HOLIDAYS
IN the year which
are especially OBJ
Ii served in a social
way. This feast day
r. called All Halloween. and
81 will be observed nsxt We'd
nesday. the last evening In
October. The observance of
Halloween dates back 10 the
times when fairies. gnomes
ana oihe mysterious folk ve-e
looked upon az tangible reaii-
ties. Even now The aid OF the
spirits n invoked at almost
every Halloween entertain
ment. The evening gives a
splendid opportunity TO vary
che style OF entertainments
a favorite kind Of party for
Halloween r. masked ball.
Other affairs with many
unique ideas OF prophecy and
fortune telling are also pop
uIar Halloween parties.
In Seattle n number of par
ties are announced for this
week. among them one 10 be
given Wednesday evening by
Miss Clara Wing. another by
Mrs u. H. Guile and several
others. All are being given In
honor Of the particular occa-
zion. and each Will be marked
with some unique characters
Vic OF the evening.
beginning next week there
Will be succession OF we'd
dIngs OF prominent society
people in Seattle. A number
~ Aft1k a rEo rsoas.t. -. - - - q
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PRE-, eNTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely information given Mrs George Lons 7,
New straitsvslle. o.. saved two lives tuSnssn,
eoagh had long kept her awake every night s 80
had tined many remedies and doctors. ou, sees NJ
grew vurse until urged to try Dir. King nv - -.
this nsrvelcrs medicine also cured Mfr. Lens ~
ecrere stack Of Pneumonia such cures are PCS !
tive procf Of its power al thruat. cnest AZ
hing troubles Only soc and 500 Guarsn'een
Trial bottles free at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO
1T HELPED WIN BATTLES.
Twsufy~uipe Officer, and men wrote from The front
TO ssy that for Scratches Bruises. Cuts, eansls.
Sore Feet and Stiff Joints. Buckiens Arnics ssiss
Is the best In the wofh. same for burns sssh
Eruptious and Ifls, SC box. Cure Euarsnseed
Sold BY
STEWART a HOLMES DRUG CO
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The Hfrsera ~ ihe Assembly Club ne,
last week e maine the preliminary ar
rareemeeta FAR formally epsninx the win.
Ter SEASON Although the exact date for
wfi take place w tbs latter part ~ Do
cemssf probably N the week between
ctFtsinns ssa New Years dav. The As
wrrnhtr c1ah parties are the most imn0rss
art events = the season In Seattle and 10
fhe raat n8Sa been well attended This
season thtse wili be sivsn sra each enc
N'fi ~ elaborate IN the matter q decoTe
ftar.
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rhe commencement is announced - MtRa
MeiNr rhaA'aS daughter ~ Mrs f1,kA
rhNiiQs, nf 9H Easl'akc NvRnue, and ur
Rrapklia sNgnaay % This city Mi3s
Fh1lifs is eee ~ the ryeitiest snt mtst
rNrai7r yeahg lafiss m Seattle sNefets
aut has faf several wears been prominent
~ ~ frsrRer eNg'Ftv circles ~ the city
W Atrsep hse tFca So seattle emily two
E-ate aft En- pnsmlneMt vaaaF business
nan Tae @eAHteS wiN takc piara about
enc utNl3a sf Nuyru1hee
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A pretty luncheon vas given yesterday
afternoon ~ Miss LILY kellogg a. her
home ON Fith avenue and MsaiSon street
m hnnor ~ Mis-. Grace Alien, The aiuluE
rom ana table we're decorated In iaven-
der ana The dining room was lighted IN
accordance with the r0lar scheme. After
the iunehsen a feature cf she afternoon
WA q Handkerchief shower for Miss Al
Ian. wha ts 20 he married November "a
Miss KeiieKk's guests were Mrs, n n
cox. r. MTs Marshall Doni. Miss Ruth
Allen NiSs HARRIET Allen. Miss Han
FORD Miss HAYDEN. Miss Clancy ana Miss
Graham ~ Tacoma
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Mr. and Mrs Edward r. wittler, % thfs
riiy. announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Edna Florence Whittier,
and Mr.. Glare r., Farnswerth. Miss Wit
tier IL well known In Seattle society cir
eiex She has been prominent among the
musical people Of the city. ms she In tho
rnssessor 81 n beautiful eentralto voice.
MIR Farnswprth In also well known among
the younger society people OF the city
Ne has attended high school and unlver-
rity III Seattle but for the past two years
has been IN business IN Portland The
wedding will take plsec In Seattle IN the
latter part % November.
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Mrs. = l.. Crawford gave q dinner FRI
day evening at her home on Marion street
The table was decorated with nasturflnms
the guests were Mr. and Mrs Henry
THURMAN. Miss Marion Crawford Warren
and Or kitsleson. recently from Cape
Nome
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-01
oLEx.

Mr., Buckley made business trip TO
Sherman county last week.
n. q. Mobley lost his iavorite horse q
few days ago BY an accident in the barn.
We hear that Jacob Bortzer. OF Eight
mile has got i bran now wife. Bet Jake
can't tell what century he Is living In.
The horse rallied Off by Tcbey Bros.
was drawn by sheepherder, working
for Mr.. McAllistcr ON lower Rock creek.
In our last hotter you made ne say
Miss Smell was going 20 teach at Forest
Grove when it should have been Locust
Grove,
Mr.. IRA Phillips. of Dallas, Is among
the late arrivals here. lie Is brother
oi Miss Emma Phillips. one of our popn-
lar lady teachers,
Joe Budd informs us he IL having his
we'll sunk deeper and expects to get
plenty Of water. lie IL providing q very
comfortable home, Old malds, widows,
and big girla, please remember.
ia. Ward has lost several valuable
horses az different times during the past
wear, aud MS the trouble was gGtiing 80
serious rs 10 be alarming, he sent to Port
lard for n veterinary but we are told
be was unable TO render him any as
stance as he could not decide what the
rouhla was.
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hiIIs the sane evfnine.


Wn-bington's Birthday was arpropri.
afely celebrated here by nj entertain.
ment aud basket snPper iu the evening
1T the Baptist chnrch TIE program
was excellpDily rendered throughout AMI
WAS highly appreciated hy the large An
dience and the s1pper-well it was jist
immense.
One evening last week q nnmler ~
onr yonng pe0p,a went IT, dance at Mr.
Phillips. Oh rhirtyniie about Ia uiIpr
from here The mud was from fw,i IN
six inches IN the road hut tney stemed
the diAicnllifssnd got there but imagine
their disappointment when they we're
told they had got there "a hours tnn
soon as the dance was to be thp next
evening Ynn Onglt t. haze seen tue
mnd fly on the relnrn trip.
Cattle buyers have already begnn 70
81 qnire f.r saIabIe cattle. Bill MMlDck
has been talking to several BUYERS the
past few days by telephone bnt none oi
them venture to set price which tlieg
expect to paw. hnt onr cattle owners are
not backward in saving that they EXPECT
tl get $40 head for yPailin1 steers. $50
FIR two-year-ods aud other kinds in pro-
portion.
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May Strike Gillian.

MANY Of onr exchanges are telling Of
the manner in which some 0f tie giIli-
bic people in their respective neigbbor-
hoods have been takeBlnby grocery ped
dlers. It's the same old story. Instead
uf "tle better goods than ynnr home
dealer" promised, the inll weight aud
lower prices, it has been the invariabIe
rule that the goods sold by these ped
dlers are of inferior qpality. short weight
and IN the end mncil higher In prize
than the home dealers goods. People
v no think their local merchant is cheat
ing them nsnaIly run up against the
real thing when they strike trav-
cling concerns. One 0f these grocery
fakirs Is nov operating IN Morrow aud
Grant counties, aud we warn sensible
people to he on the lookout for him.
licppner Times.
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LONE ROCK.

Stockmen seem 10 think the back bone
OF the winter is broken and as all have
large quantities Of hay on hand and stock
in fine condition they have nothing to
Kick abont.
Mrs. Geo. Wick came down from
Sumpter the first Of the week to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wineland.
Considerable uneasiness is felt among
our people on account OF her coming
from place where they have had so
many cases Of small pox.
Frank Stewart went to Condor Satur-
day morning and on arriving there he
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Fire at Arlington in Which a
Six-Year.Old Girl ls Burned
to Death.
spcci,l to the eTlonr.

speci,d to the GEoBT.
ARLINGTON. Feb 2s-The residence
Of 9. A. Jeraenson, In this city, caught
fire at9 80 last evening anil was almost
toIally consumed. kchilisix years old
who WAS asleep In an upper room WAS
burned to crisp The fire started from 4
candle carried by Mrs. Jergenson into a
closet under the stairway and had gain
Cd great beadway before being discover
cd. The fire company responded
promptly, but we're obliged to lay 1900
feet oi hose to reach the hnilding. The
family are left In destitute circumstances
but already the kind hearted citizens
have raised more than 500 for their
relief. q.