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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06
lost rheIr Home.

A. 4 O'Clock 10 the afternoon. while
The residents Of Salem and suburbs
were Al the Carnival by thousands. q
telephone message from North Salem
Informed the members Of the fre De.
partment that the residence Of james
y. shantz. corner Of Market and Fifth
streets was on ere. and help was
needed 20 subdue the flames. A. the
house was outside the city limits. the
department could render no aid. and.
IN the bigh wind blowing az the time
the few neighbors available could DO
no more than restrict the flames 10
the Shsntz house. and the latter was
entirely destroyed. together with its
contents and the water tower and
windmill adjoining the house. one o.
the best private water plants IN Ma.
non county.
Efforts were ~ once made 30 find
Mr. shantz on the Carnival grounds
but thai gentleman did not learn Of
bio loss until he. with his family.
reached North Salem. when he was
amazed 10 End his beautiful home
mass Of cinders
Mr. shan;zs home was q hand.
some twO-st0y structure. containing
20 rooms. and supplied with modern
.c0nvenienoes. II was erected about
three years ago and was handsome.
y furnished throughout The loss OF
the house and furniture will aggre.
gate about 5000. which Is partially
covered by an Insurance OF tl7OO IN
the Oregon Fire Relief Association. Of
Mchinnville. the policy covering the
house. water tower and barn. The lat.
Ter building and some furniture was
saved By the efforts OF the nelghbors.
The nre IL believed 10 have been
caused by defective hue. or by the
kitchen stove. as the kitchen was In
flames when Il was first discovered.
but the blaze rapidly spread 10 the
entire house. the wind tanning the
destructive element. and Il was but
matter OF minutes from the time the
hre waS discovered until only smold.
ering umbers gave evidence OF the
fact that a house had stood ON the
spot
When the department was notified
Of the hre IN North Salem an alarm
Was sounded by the big siren whistle
AZ the electric power house. but Chief
Johnson could not take his men and
apparatus 70 the scene. owing 10 the
orders from the city council that the
nre department must be kept inside
the city limits
Another alarm was received AT s
o'clock p m. and a run was made In
response to tho call 10 the home OF
Mrs NJ, n. Chapman, No. 2Os Union
street where a burning chimney had
alarmed the occupants OF the house.
Here stream OF water was turned ON
NE roof. but no efforts we're required
AZ the hands Of the are fighters for
tue hlaze In the flue soon died out
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

brink q ths river. after Watering his
horEes.
Abouf that hour in the dsy wagon
uasssd fhs vicirfty. gong north. that
several psoule claim carried family
a. rypsies Mr.. Gerbsf says the oc-
curauts rers ETpsies MrE- Smith a.
ne Sargent house. talked win one q
fhs- and SAYS ne sane The reputs-
don of rypsieE a. child stealers has
mzrsrtes 70 many that possibly here
e erpianatior q the chiid's disap
.eazncs They vers in covered
waz1u and drove three horses
Abreast issdinE one horse behind
one sirzen. connecting their disaD-
Bes-anee win their going. followed
them. found them encamPsd a. Al
bany bridge bot be did not find the
chld
In the river where Garnet diEap-
uea-ea there IL q Jog boom. u eN-
tends perhaps q third of the way
scross the river A block 10 the south
ward. J. r.. Moore picked cherries in
the Gerber orchard. about the time
Mr. Mills picked IN the Strong trees.
He suu q child. answering very close
~ 10 the description of Garnet. play
inr on the boom q considerable dis
.ance out from shore. He noticed her
because be thought the position a
DANGEROUS one for 90 snail q child. 4
When hs looked q short time later
ror her she had disappsared Matte
Strong picked cherries IN her fathers
orchard a. the same time. but she
.sys she dls not see any child on the
og boom.
Corvallis has had a share of strange
lisppearanoes in the past In al the
Jtherr. there was darkness and
Silence that goes with Il a. a fayoring
circumstance 10 the incident Of going
"a the case u little Garnet McCready I
Iged six. who slips from under the
cry eyes Of numerous persons In the
.icinity and an within q short span Of
wenty minutes there f. a chapter 81
ncomprehendble a. the best told tale
Z romance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

Miss Marie Raymond left thii
morning for Seaside and Long Beach
the popular summer resorts at the
mouth Of the Columbia river. where
she will spend the summer represent
ing the Portland Telegram.
Mrs. ?. J. Catherine and children Of
Portland. returned 70 their home this
morning after a visit 70 Mr. Cater
Inns parents. IN this city. Mr.. Cater
lin. who came up with them. leaves
for Grants Pass tonight. to look after
his interests In some mining property
there.
Among the Portland people who at
tended the closing night Of Salem's
Carnival we're 0. Z. Krausss and fam
lily. c. g Riley and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Doble. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Chatten. Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Catterlin.
Miss Stella Skin. Miss z. A. Stewart
Miss Mary Parmenter. Messrs Meyer
Hirsch. Murray Wade. Cephas Shinn.
sydney Beck and A. L. Lewis.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. W. P. Lord
returned last night from San Francis.
co. and will spend a part Of the sum-
mer in Salem. with portion Of the
summer at Seal Rock. where the fam.
fly has a pleasant seaside summer
cottage. Miss Bessie Lord. who spent
the past summer at St Helen's Hail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06
Not the First One That Has
Disappeared IN that City
INTERESTING STORY OF
LITTLE GARNET M'CREADY
Corvallis StxyeAroS Is Mssing Her Strange Disappear
ance, and Where She was Last Seen

eus uobo5y knows where. Or In v.hai
pay shs uent
Wien fbsy neactsd srong'f ths
grsrlfarhsr mounted q ladder and BE-
gan 5drting. The child remained On
ne rTound below. he vas IN the tree
long enough 10 plck q gallon. and
fhnn came down Carnef wns gone
se missed her. but paid 20 attention.
A block soufh on ne s. Cermain
place. ~ Mills mas o garden that he
and Garnet were accustomed 70 visit
together She often played around
here. and frequently went home
sioDs after they had gone 70 the gar.
den IN company Besides. 6he had
piaymates At several houses IN the
vicinity. and be faneiod that Garnet
had gone 10 play with one OF them
So be mounted he ladder. and re-
mained there until be picked another
gallon of cherries. Then be went
home. picking up Carnets bucket
which sat empty on the sidewalk
near
Garnet was not ~ home when he
arrived She had not been there.
Neither had she been ~ any of the
ncighiorh Alarmed at her absence.
be starred a. once 70 places she was
accustomed 10 visit and for spots
where she was wont 10 play. the gar.
den at the g. Oermain place among
them. This was between ? and 3
o'clock All were Visited. but Garnet
was not found Nolghbors were told
~ her disappearance and a general
search was Instituted II was kept up
with an Increasing numbers Of search.
err until o'cioek IN he evening.
when the hrebell was rung IN order 70
spread the news throughout the town.
Before darkness set IN. All Corvallis
knew u the dlsappeamnce. and hun.
dreds u people were engaged in the
child hunt
Dan Reed u Wren q boy of 10 or is
law the child after the grandfather
climbed The cherry tree. Reed was
picking cherries IN he same orchard
We saw her near the rate where the
bneket was found. which was near
where he picked She Vas playlng
there. and IL supposed 10 have been
here still when he stopped picking
lnd paid Mr Strong FOR his cherries.
hr Strong also thinks be- noticed the
'hiid there a. the time. bat a. she was
stranger he paid but little atten.
Ion. This is supposed 20 have hap
Dened about twenty minutes past
Reed LETT the place AZ once aud knows
io'hing oi where the child went
Garnet vas q liEht haired child and
Al Kemp saw a light haired girl OF
I've OF ola yeau sitting on the rivsr
'ank AZ the foot Of Polk street about
his time in the day u was not long
liter O'Clock ne was taking his
cam 10 water Az ne passed the
hiid he asked her n she wasn't afraid |
y falling IN ne river. She smiled
'nd said. mo- Then she arose and
'assed np the slope towards the Ger.
'er house. The grandfather ARMY |
Believes this child vas Garnet. 30 do !
many oihera n Il was che travelled |
block souihward Or little more AZ
er leasing her grandfather and Reed |
Nhen lat seen By Kemp. uhe was 20 |
hg 'owards Main street and had dis
.ppsersd when he rcturued from the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

A team belonging 70 A. Aufrance
become frightened Saturday while
standing fn front Of the Fuller 4
Douglas grocery store and ran away.
They ooilided with the z. c. Cross
meat can and overturned Il. On Com
mercial street they mixed with tel
ephone pole ard were caught Very
rf-le faraza was done
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

N|.NAN - AA-AfA
corraifa. Or. July e,--NoEs " ieai
mraisry co1fnnst . rurDune the cis
apDeanncs n Carnef Ns.Creaey fbs
eyaarox obil1. pho oissppeafs1 ln
Corvallis July lF he impression.
however h renefal thst rble her
eranafsfhsr picked cAsrnef in q
neixbbOfing tree. near fbs Willam-
efie. fhe little one Eent 70 ne river
and vas drowned Ths theory that
iho child Nas stolen by gypsies IL n0S
almost wholly 6iscrsdiied a reward
u 500 has been offered for ne recoy.
egy u csrDei. II alive and Interested
citlxens are preparing 70 raise the -
ward. Rslauyes q tbs child are %,
trolling ne Fiyer. and n Cauet has
been drowned they eHpect 10 recover
fhe BODY themselves
story of ths DIssppssranes.
Llitis Garnet nccready. aged siK
yeaua. IL missing from her home IN
Corvallis. and nobody knows what has
become N her She WeBf win her
grandfather 10 pick cherries A. .fhe y
W Strong plaee IN nc north end q
town A. O'Clock Wednesday. and
while her elderly companion picked
cherries IN a tree she disappeared
from fhe sp0t 70 completely thar not
q single trace Of her has been dincoy.
cred although the search Tor ber has
been kept up aimost day and night
ever since. Come believe she
has found q grave 10 the cruel VIII
Iametie. others hat she hss fallen In.
10 on unused well Or hole IN me vlein. I
~. and noi a few surmlae that she
may have been stolen by gypsies Tho
dlnappeannce has tepi The town IN a
state ~ more or less comm0iion ever
ninoe ho facts became inOvn. Ru
mofs ana reports most of them with.
oct foundation have been circulated 1
and me public mind has been kept ln /
q stats Of unsettled expectation The |
kn0Eu fact hat a. any msmsnt the
little BODY may BE- found IN the VII /
iametif 0r IN some hidden well or
hole or fhaf ihs liifls Girl alive and
well may b. discovered 10 The hands
of chlids'salsrs. serves 70 keep the
disappearance constantly before The
people. Dryelopmenis of some sort
are momsnianiy expected. that VIII
solve che mystery.
iAitle Garnet is me DAUGHTER n
Jotu hccready. blacksmith Al che
carrare factory Her grandfather /, \
john hilis sho came 10 OREGON four
yeafs ago from Ninnesota. lived until
last year nssf Phllomaih ana has
aince resided IN conallla Her |
mother 10 dad Aud Garnst made her
hone vl,h her Erahd parenis. who re.
eide arross the street from De- AT \
maas. Ia o house owned BY Mics
kiisa
mrhi afor dinner wedue.day
0nneiathpr Mills and Garhet lofi the
hone ena veui 70 ne strour place 20
pick chefres. Il vas tso Or three
mlpsiea amer i.-whsn thsy vached
ms shsFry trees TIE ,lms ls certain.
y hsed beeause ne town clock
'ifuet a. thsy neared the place
and ~ hiila rsmafked 70 tho ehid
nat hef uore geiiias lais start
"iihis 81 or s5 minuies thereafter
-..... s.. .os- sna % p ,hs pre, I
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

Portland, came up this morning. and
Joined her parents here. The family
leave for the seaside the latter part Of
this week.
Lewis. Of Turner. was a Salem
visitor today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

Dover. England. July 6.-Admiral
Coruu's squadron arrived On Dover
this afternoon. and was greeted with
q salute from al the vessels In the
ha-bor. He is due st Portsmouth 70
morrow.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

This Ia the last week Of the Quaker
Doctors In Salem. Consult them in
private at willamette Hotel dallv
from I % Il "a m n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06
DIED

HAiA.-At the insane asylum. salem.
oreson, Sunday, July s, iss. Ffea
Hall aged is years, Of general pare.
sis.
Tho remains win be embalmed and
shipped to Omaha. Nebraska. where
relatives OF the deceased reside.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-06

I'D for saIe At Q. ". Putnam's.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Married.

The marriage of Mr.. Fred Bradbury
and Miss Grace E. Miller occurred on
Wednesday eve, July 1st. 1908, the
wedding ceremony being performed bv
Rev. A, G. Martyr, of the PRESBYTERIAN
church at his residence in Denison
The plighting of the mutual vows of
affection that unites the lives of these
excellent young peoples ground of
sincere congratulations from their MANY
friends IN which the REVIEW heartily
joins.
The bride is the daughter of one of
our Oldest citizens, IA. Fl. Miller. and
has been reared in Denison. where by
her genuine worth of character and
gentle lady-like spirit she has won the
esteem of the entire community Her
self-sacrificing devotion to her parents
and home has been most marked.
The groom is steady and industri
GUS young man, for some time in the
employ of the Palace Bakery. he is to
commended on his choice of a life com
panion. After the ceremony. an excel
lent wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. W, Cowl-
man, they 'were the recipients of a
number of wedding presents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08

Mrs. VIM. Wright went east on Sat
urday evening. She will spend the
summer with her sister in New Eng
land
W. ]. McAhren attended the state
convention at Des Moines, and was an
interested spectator at the opening
session.
The Misses King leave the first of
next week for q very delightful tour of
the lakes. Their starting point will be
Duluth.
Rev. Lothringer intends to return to
Denison Friday morning, after visit
of two weeks to conference, friends and
relatives.
VIM. McLennan returned from Des
Moines Monday, having remained after
the convention to visit with his
brother.
AS result of a small piece of onion
becoming lodged in his throat a man
at Lehigh died the other day. The
onion could not be loosened.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodruff have
gone to Boston where they will attend
the National Educational Association
meeting and visit friends.
Miss Florence Faulkner and her
mother arrived from Helena Ark, on
Friday and are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G, Wygant.
y number from Decision spent the
fourth at Council Bluffs and Omaha.
The crowd at Lake Manawa was the
largest in the history OF that resort.
John O'Hare spent the fourth in Den
ison with his brother and parents. He
is now working for the Collier publish
ing company and is meeting with good
success.
S V. O'Hare has moved his law Of
fee up over the Bank of Denison Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Petersen will occupy
the rooms over the Hub, vacated by
Mr.. O'Hare.
In this issue the Peoples Store calls
attention to another loom end sale
These loom end sales are semi-annual
occurances at this store and MANY bar
gains are offered.
Wednesday evening, Julius Bale
started for Chicago and eastern points
of interest. He will be absent about
two weeks and will visit Buffalo, Ros-
ton and Washington.
A. R. Randall, who has just grad
uated from the Rush Medical School at
Chicago, was in Des Moines Tuesday
applying for state certificate, He
is now visiting in Denison.
j. G. Baker and family spent the
fourth in Denison from Council Bluffs.
He has nearly recovered from the
wound received while making an arrest
although still very weak.
The Misses Blakely and Murray left
for Omaha Thursday where they will
spend week visiting friends and rela-
tlves, From there they will return to
their home at Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. r. Champion has been quite sick
at his home on Railroad Avenue the
past week. but is now recovering.
Nervous prostration is said to be the
cause.
Many Denison friends will be GLAD to
learn of the happy marriage of Mr.,
Will Scharnweber of Carroll. to Miss
Lillian Aarons, one of Carroll's teach
ers, which took place last week.
Will smith arrived in Denison from
Denver, Colo, on Friday last and will
remain in Denison during the coming
season. He is looking well and saws
he has enjoyed the past year hugely.
j, F. Glenn spent a portion of last
week in Charter Oak in the interest of
the Crawford Co. Telephone Co. He
was successful in getting the REQUIRED
number OF signatures and will soon put
in an exchange.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Ferguson Leading r s,.,.%;

Mr.. John Rowland spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Lille Raine is visiting friends
in Scranton
Thos. Adams was Wednesday visit
or at Denison.
G. L. voss was Sioux City caller
on Thursday.
Born on Sunday July 9Th, to MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Hotfer, son.
A number of Denison people spent
the the fourth at Lake Wood.
Rev. Lothringer will preach at
Manila and Manning July IS.
Ben Ellis, made a business trip to
Denison from Ellis on Friday.
E. e. Swasey of Dow City was bust
ness visitor at Denison Friday.
Frank Carey, of West Side, was in
Denison on business Wednesday.
Born, on Tuesday, June 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. McHenry daughter.
Editor Vail of the Observer expects
to spend the next month in California.
Mr.. Chas Tabor has been visiting
his mother in independence this week.
Mr., and Mrs. L. Cornwel have gone
to- Lake Okoboji for the summer
season.
Mrs. W, A. McHenry has gone to
Okoboji where she will spend the
season,
MIR. Jackson Broadus went to Lake
View to celebrate, and reports splen-
did time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprecher leave
this week for vacation trip to Hot
Springs, S, D.
Misses Maggie an Lille Evans spent
the fourth with their parents at
Missouri Valleys
Mrs. Joe Miller, of Earing, was here
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Iseminger
Wednesday last.
Rev, Lothringer held services at the
Center schoolhouse Goodrich township
June % ats p. m.
1t is estimated that the recent floods
in Carroll county will cost that county
$4,000 for bridges
Miss Blanche Gable has returned
from her delightful eastern trip look
ing we'll and happy.
Farmers who have stock to sell can
always find ready purchasers by adver.
Using in the REVIEW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann are enjoy
ing visit from his mother, who re-
sides al Albion, Neb.
Hy Hodges was a Denison visitor
the past week He is now making his
headquarters at Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears McHenry went
to Logan on Friday. Mrs McHenry
will be away about ten days.
Rev. J. w Creswell and bride of Vail
were visitors Yesterday at the home Of
Rev. A. G.. Martyr in Deuison
E. Gulick is having a sewer put in
to connect with the high school sewer,
thus doing away with cess pools.
D. L. Boynton was an interested
spectator at the Republican state cor
vention at Des Moines last week.
DR.. j. l. Gibson attended the state
convention and met many of his old
time friends, who were glad to see him
Mrs. Hopkins and son arrived in
safety on Friday evening and her visit
is being greatly enjoyed by her
friends.
L. j. Carter returned to Silver CITY
New Mexico, last week where he
assist his son Theodore in the mining
business.
Commissioner Weeks has been doing
some good work on Wall street near
Mr.. J. F Harthuns. grading the street
and filling in low places.
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Lie Sioonl IS steady and industri
GUS young man, for some time in the
employ of the Palace Bakery. He is to
commended on his choice of life com
panion. After the ceremony. an excel
lent wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. w, Cowl-
man. They 'were the recipients of a
number of wedding presents.
June 80, 1903 at high noon, at the
nome OF the brides parents, in Char
ter Oak, la. Miss Lillian Jones and
Mr.. Bert wright of Gayville S d.
Rev. j. Lewis Gillies of E2adcliff Ia.
officiating
Promptly at the appointed hour, the
bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains of Mendelssohns Wedding
March and took their places beneath
beautiful bower of ferns, daises and
roses.
The bride was attired in white silk
MULE and carried "a boquet of brides
roses. The groom wore the conven-
tional black. They were attended by
Arthur Jones as groomsman. Miss Ma
RE Monahan as bridesmaid. and two
little girls in white, neice and a
cousin of the bride. as ring bearer and
flower girl.
Alter the ceremony and congratula-
tions bounteous luncheon was served
to about forty guests.
The out Of town guests were-Mrs,
Wright of Sioux City mother of the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West of
Wisner Nebr.. Mr.. and.Mrs. NJ. Wright
Yanktou S. D. Mr.. and Mrs. r Schneck
Sioux City, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kepford
and Mary Clinton of Ute, and Miss
Ethel Sachra of Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left Wednesday
amid shower OF rice and old shoes.
for few days visit to Sioux City. They
expect to visit Niagara and ott err
places of interest. before going to their
future home at Gayville.
These young people are we'll known
and highly esteemed by their many
friends in this vicinity: the bride being
one of Crawford County's most success
full terchers: a charming and accom-
plished young lady.
The groom who is model young man
is to be congratulated in choosing so
worthy helpmate. We are indeed
sorry to lose them from our midst, but
the best wishes of host of friends
follow them wherever they go.
On June 3Oth, at 9 p. m. at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. William Marshall par.
ents OF the bride occurred the wedding
OF Miss Nellie Marshall and Mr..
Carl Lcrentzen, Rev. g. E. Morphy
officiating.
TO the strains of Mendelsohn's We'd
ding March, beautifully rendered by
Miss Nettie Kelly, the bridal couple,
accompanied by Miss Kate Shumaker
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. William Mar
shall Jr. as groomsman, marched to
the parlor where under floral we'd
ding bell and in the presence of large
company of guests the words of the
ceremony uniting these two lives in
one were spoken by the minister. The
bride is Denison young lady, born and
reared here. She has been employed
in the Balle-Brodersen store for some
time past. The numerous and valuable
presents given by her fellow workers
and others spoke eloquently OF the
esteem in which she is held.
The groom is young farmer who by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-20
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j. Parker went to Davis today
Mrs. Jake Koonce and Miss jamie
Young went to Woodford today for
a days recreation with friends and
relatives.
J. W. Johnson is in Ardmoie on bus
mess.
VIII Kirkpatrick and Homer
Means went TO Ardmore yesterday
Prof Kirkpatrick has gone to SAer
man, Texas, to see his brother
L. Akers from near Tussy is here
Mr. and Mrs j w. Ragsdalc gave
dance last night to the young pco.
pie
J. II Elliott from near Alma is here.
Bob.
Cotton is selling for a good price
now and the farmers are happy.
Some farmers got 1925 for their
cotton yesterday at Marietta
Most all the crop has been picket
and marketed.
5urneyviIle.
Morris Melvin has returned fO his
home in Oklahoma
Our school was dismissed yesterday
and the pupils win have a few days
vacation. until after the holidays
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-20
EINlnn Machine Flew.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. ia successful
ttial OF a flying machine has been
made near Kittyhawk, N. c., by vii
bur and Orrville Wright of Dayton,
Ohio. The machine flew for three
miles in the face Of a wind blowing
at the registered velocity OF q miles
an hour and thcu gracefully descend,
ed to the earth at the spot selected
by the navigator. The machine has
no balloon attachment but gets It's
force from propellers worked by a
small engine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-20

j. Parker went to Davis today.
Mrs. Jake KoOnce and Miss jamie
Young went TO Woodford today for
a days recreation with friends and
relatives.