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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-22

Up till noon OF August 19 there
had been 1901 cases of yellow fever
at New Orleans of which 100 were
fatal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-22
Wanted.

Ladies' clothes ironers at Robin
sons Domestic laundry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-22

Attorney Phelps Has Returned.
District Attorney G. w. Phelps re-
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CORNER STONE LAID.

i'.e oorner stone ot the neW MAsonic
hn'iding Sss laid yesterday afteInao
With appropriate ceresaonirs which Ser,-
oonducted by Indian River Lodge and
visiting members from Coooa, Merritt.
Island, aud Nes smyrna. numbering ia
all about forty members About 4 o'cIock
she hs-ons in fuli revalIa marched to th..
foundation on JaliA and Hopkins s,ree,
where tie ooTner stone Sas iaii at TIA.
northeast corner ot the new building
A n1mbeT Of ihe members Of ihe order of
Eastern Star Serr present aud Hstus--s,,,i
TIE cersm"nies- This event marks the
erection Of another the n.u buiItin.
ShIch ~iil De- cr,ziitAble slTurtnre L.
oar gruSiHg town The work on the
building ~iii n"~ .. pashsd L. cumfis-
tI"H A. fast a. J-,-sibi.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CoLoRED BASEBALL.

Tie u,ipre,i ba--i.aii team from Nav
tHNB csm- 10 saturday ard p,ayed a
rather i-ngJhy game StJh Ihe nIu-yIile
oUi"T-f team on THE gun rigb grriHnds JI-l
sruih q t0su- Al tlFsi the yIsliing tam
hsd = god de~l tbs ts--l of ., bat =it.-r
= hlbe the TItHsyIise nine s,IA roo-.-i up
and ~on tie dAy, = Eulubsr q InHgns-
ar0y-s ttEs l-lzl EIH4t,sT b-aIng EiaEesi
~ one tlH.- tie gAfs. a. At-.4t l. -in;,
On arci.unt r the o4i' i--sny burst--t. but
Captain Tltu-, g Iiis TlIgsslIs.--- - tlB = =.
A. iutsre~issi -g--CSzi.T. IE-isis-i ga tie
game t-saE piAy-i-f.-, =t,E hrs g-gsaI
is6erAilIy, furnishing q ueW al 81 ;i.e
cuBtIBUABcr II gsi- game.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

On "Wednesday morning Aboui 3 o'cIock
the spin, Of Philip IeonardI took is flight
amer prolonged illness Cirrhosis Of the
liver wSs the cSnse OF his death. He
came here from his home place in ostesn
about tSo weeks Aso, after having tried
DeIand and St Augustine without bene-
NJ Tie Vas about 20 years Of age. tie
SAs prominent cattle owner and one Of
the tirst settlers IN O-teen. The body
SAs carried so 81. Augustine "Wednesday
for burial in the family Iol, accompanied
by members ct his family aud also by has
brother John LeonAr,iI.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
DEATHS.

Within the pasi three or four days txo
OF the oldest Residents of this sscsion oi
F!Or'dS have been called to the great be
yoDd.
On Monday B. J. Mirns, Of Minis, pass-
ed away At the advanced age OF about
three score and twelve years. Cerebral
hemOTrhsge Vas she cause Of death, bot
he had been la feeble health IoT some
years pAst- HE MAS probably the oldest
Resident Of Minis, having moved here VA
the early seventies from Georgia The
bnriai service Was Conducted from the
charch IN LaGfAnge Tuesday morning,
services being conducted by Rev. W. +.
Shoemaker Of this place, intermeni in
LaGr.nge cemetery.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
BITS Of FleI IND GOSSIP.


earrsas Esesss 90 tAs fFesesa wssA
rsrsraysa Ia brs~s.
Mr.. Cassie Nina. Of Fort Pierce, vas
In Tisnssilie Wednesday on his xsy homs
from Nina
Mr.. @. p. Rsdiison, of Fan Gallie. ca.
IN Ts1sviile Tucsday and witnessed the
baseball game.
Mr.. T. A. Robinson, Of City Point, was
spending fe~ days in Titassilss shis
week visiting with her friends.
Mr.. Jes- Mendel and his daughter. Mis-
Gertrude, cxpect 10 leave In q week ar 81
Tor Nes York city 10 spend the sampoer.
Mr. and Mrs, II. B. Gibbons ass En-
Pected 20 arrive in TitasviIle on Saturday.
Mrs Gibbons wiil spend about tao seeks
visiting friends
Road Superintendent j. j. o'Brien xas
in town the first Of the xeek hooking amer
the interests of the +. &c railway.
Mrs. oBrien was Spending day or NJ
here With friends last week.
Gall al Titnsyille Livery, at rear Of
Robbins Law ofice, for stylish ris..
Leave your orders for hauling. both doa-
ble and single. J. NJ. osban. proprietor.
Mr., K I. Smith, Of Grant, paid lhs
county seat visit Monday In order ~
close mp his administration on the Wells
estate tie gave Tax SrAR Office q pleas
ant call while IN soxn.
j. p. Mitchell, Of Oosoa, assistant "a
Agent PorcheF. OF the Indian River and
Lake Worth Pineapple Growers, asset
alton, estimates the east coast pine crop
at lTS,0D crates, or Aboa, one Eoa,h of
q crop.
Mr.. aud Ars. ;. J, Fields, Of Indianola.
have been n Sea Breeze for a E.s davs'
visit sith their son, Mr.. Jake Fields, 70
turning Wednesday. when Mrs. Fl.lds
stOppoe OF here ios short visit q iIh her
sister, Mira T. x. Wilson.
At Miami on sunday evening Ni--
Edith AercieT and Oscar r Conkiin xsr.
married by Rev. w T.. stanton in the
BaPt,st church. The bride zas formerly
resident of Cocos- The gFoom l. an az
s'stant 10 Mr.. J. Il. Reilly, nf Miami. in
certain departments connected xiIh the
r. r. T. rAIlway. The honeymoon trip
north Of several weeks will t.e spent in
Washington. p c. and New York city.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
DAYToEA VS. TITUsyTLLE

ff.fa ths Ih.ytuuA Gszett> N,~e
The I'ayioRA teaH cr--ed nz,- uiti
irAii s.sEssr- if"n Titn-,Ile ThuF-.ia.
Afternoon And at q IN the mex D. th.
sore oi to , TIE gaase Nasa fs,tt,
one from start 80 hBlsh and .i.s,..i la,.
b--eu Son by I'4ytpuA Hal n,.dsux -.
rr-I.oU-ihis for tie drh-at
Ti.Is ~as the aT-t Ilasr a.. ne1 ia,
t'rA t-aH vssr playv'i tr,s,IisF Ali ti..-
o4i.tA.H "i th- Tilu..il..- o,Hiii...s.t -t.i,,i
'i-' ii ~-s ih- isagi.,-f pr,J-slIIla ghs,
i.Ai teen ~ against ttI- -sA-.n Wuh
proper iT1c;I0s tnr lean all make Z
strong one and oDe th4i z.li .sl. tie IN
J"r5ty 81 game Ns4Ty i've laE.ir,.f
-itHr---d Et. Eame
Tie IItassIis= t-oy. &Fe n s.ti-u.en ari
SsEI t.0uss eEihg-Ia-Ji. .gr1 IL. tresf-
meat Iis-y F-srIssyi her.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
MAGNIFICENT GAME.

The moss exciting game Of baseball play.
al this season on the % hole eas, coast xas
the contest between the CocOas and the
ft1svilIes ss this place Tuesday AFTER
noon. The game would have been, in
deed, credit % professional players, as
the score Of ? 10 !, in favor Of TiiusyilIe
showed. IL vas a closer game than
most Of the league players ever play. Up
70 the fouTth inning not run had been
made, then Rogers scored for Titusyille.
Throughout all the innings up to the
ninth the visitors had failed tO find the
home plate, and their whole soul MAS pot
INTO one grand effort then and Harper
scored. This gave each side one run.
Shortly after Titusvilles came to the
hat in the ninth there was dispute over
. blocked ball. The umpire, Judge Pen
ney. rendered fair decision that Nc
Clinton Vas safe st home plate, bat the
Cocoas ssrenuously objected and uncere-
moniousIy Ieft the field.
The battery work on both sides vas
immense TIusvilles tanned tile air try
ing tO hit Travis. who pitched q splendid
game The visitors fielding MAS weak
and whenever the home boys bunted 9
fiy out they easily made their bS>es- On
the contrary Titusville's fielding Was
excellent, Alexander putting out two men,
and johnson aud Mobley one each.
Frank Pounds, Of the Steison team.
DeLAnd, caught for Cocoa Z while King
Williams pitched and TItus caught for
TItusville- The work # both batteries
was very effective with bOnOrs about even
As tO their ability
Cocoa roOter' in yesterdays CocnA
NeWs, is very much mistaken in saying
the Titusyilles did not dare TO play To
the finish for fear of defeat" TitusviIles
did not quit the field, they we're siIIrg
10 play their last half Of the ninth inning
a. they had everything to gain BY play
ing It wAs Coooa that refused To oDB-
t1nue the game, and It wAs Cocoa hO re-
fused 10 accept the verdict ol the umpire
- a man whose integrity and honesty Of
purpose - kRoGn tn be beyond question
and above repruAeh.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

tr0 O. Penney : BraaU3ng- sh-n iu
Reesi oi slsos-. fEry have ihs GH-st
siIu<s and the lsrss<s 49, useut that hA-
ever b-en shoSn a. TIta.vijle
Lsdls@ siso-s fTum the e. "a hoCse sh5--
10 the nRest tl'leSu tllAiIJy - ~ stas
iHtaBi's and ehiisiErns SHOES fTUm al
cSuts 1p4Anfs
Msa's shussS from TIE q ~ E5Ek sf.a@
- ghe hnesi that B0Uey csE Day-EizIn
CApp A. - oo 4nd g. 81
Having e'oHa pete -tnck. any sIzs. yoa
nav xAEE. Se h@ye -
Maj orders promptly fIls-i-
FENNEI & EERNNINs..
The Cbuthsrrs and FsTBisisers.
fsIusyiIis, FtA
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
NO SUMNER NoRMALs.

Ths TsilahS~see correspondent OF the
Jscksonville Metropolis says
TIE sttoruey general gave . decision
shis moxning 30 the effect that nO sun'msE
normal srhools can be conducted - herr
tafaFe. sad that according 90 the pro
sisions Of the BaekmHn bal. these noEmAls
can only In ooadncied by the normal de
psrsmenss Of the state university, which
xill nos he iocssed in time foE the school
this sunnaes''
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Moxp1Y, JuxK 10, 1905,

Figured haiiste. in light or dark de-
signs. worth % cents. Mondays special
l5 cents
Figured lawns suisable for house
dres-es. In eaalsss variety of designs,
Monday's SPECIAL 6 cents . yard.
Checked Gslnsooks. in assorted sizes of
checks, ranging in price from 10 10 s.
cents per ward
Beautiful white wash organdies. S3
inches wide, worth = cents q yard, spec
ial price 10 reais
Persian la~n, 81 inches side, worth IS
cents = yard. special price 10 eeBts
ReAdy made pillow ea~es 10 ioehes
long, inch hem, spesial 10 CENTS each.
Ladies white linen skirts. made Of a
very good qaaiity Of linen. handsomely
tailored, worth s. % aud IS 50. at a spec
ial price of 81 -
CsuBy lsoe insertion, in handSome de-
signs, D inches side, worth - cents Tser
yard, Monday oaly 12l cents.
Boys blonse suits, handsomely tailored.
made OF . good quality Of madras, SPECIAL
Sl - per s1It, sizes ranging from "A to .
Ladies white linen on foFds, maize in
the latest style blaeheFs, with three large
eyeletss vide silk larss. usual price, g. so
Mondays SPECIAL 81 75
& 6 girtle eorse,s in all sizes, usual
price sl.oo, ss special price OF 75 cents
Ladies' really made night gowns, made
OF an excellent quality Of nsinsOok, square
or neck, worth 81 SO. st . special price
OF 9s cenis- An entirely nex lot.
Screen cloth, for dOors and windows,
IS inches xide, 10 yard rolls at special
price of 81 - per roll
Mail orders promptly tlIed on any Of
the above goods.
JULIUs KLINE,
fItnsyiiie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
rKAoHKas' EXAMINATION.

The tesehers' examination, which wAs
held st this place last week, wAs con-
cinded Saturday. OF the etxenty TEACHERS
xho undertook the state examination,
sssenseen passed- Eight Of the examines
we're awarded first grade certificates; four
resolved second grade certificates, and
i've third grade certificates
The grading committee consisted Of
Prof Homer Z Wakefield, Of Pomona,
Fla; Miss Ella Singleton. Of ROckhesig-,
and Mrs. Edith Hunter, Of High Springs.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
lIIBT Ms ln IE'HEIIs.

nssssss sf Iss>rsss xxss Are H.pps.sas
Arsx.d Tsw.-
Fursished rooms ss MIRA Dodsoe,s
Mn. Hosss. af Oak Hin, retained
bons moodsy from fs~ d2ys' say In
sbs Asciest City.
tiss BasieGlsdwla returned the middle
Of Isss week from visit of Q wesk OF %
with friends at Winter Park.
NJ. ohd c. Certiss arrived Saturday
sfsernoon from Jacksonville for q txo
ueekS Wait with his wife and children
81 LsGranee.
The Miami Steam Landry hss made
Mra c. Collins agent Leave xork At
the v =. e. Grocery. Fine work. satis-
faction guaranteed.
!. w. Harper is the acme Of fsxeelIencs
Ia vhiskey prodaesion-safest and most
satisfactory for all uses. Sold by r. A.
Inslsy and r. l. Motlow.
Trsnsienss' and the travelling public,
when in Tifusviile, are invited to Try Al
psne Costsee, eentrslly located. exoelIen,
table, reasonable rates. Mrs.. Kate
Myers. propriessess-
CAps. p. Nelson and family left on she
early train Wednesday morning for Perth
Amboy. n. J.. where business demands
the cspsain's attention. They siIl spend
she Summer months there.
Mia Charlotte Palmer lrit wednesday
morning foF her home In Brooklyn, ". Y.
with the hope that she change xill be
beeeHeial % her health, Florida weather
noa having been 90 favorzble to her this
year a formerly.
The stork, that eminent bird OF vista
ton, paid Titusville visit last week and
lsfs ane bouneiag ten pound boy 9, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs- Raymond B. Had
doa Thursday, and sweet little baby
siri sa the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Haatbrd Friday morning.
Wednesday morning last Mr.. F. II.
Boys canght . large tiger cat shat had
been fatsenisg on Ms- B's chickens for
several weeks past. He measured about
three and one half feet from nose 10 zip Of
tail and wss very fai. having eaten txen-
ave chicks and two OF three hens.
ssns Of the residents Of Titusville will
remember Mr. and Mrs LntherC Wealth
en-. of Bosson, Mass-, Who spent the win-
ssr ssaaon here two yssrs ago. The sad
news reached here this week Of the death
of Lsiia. the twin daughter Of Mrs
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
PRoeaAM ron July FOURTH.

300 = N. MUSIC. by Indian River Band
JANB RzEFcsAkn. CpmmIttee-
esSo 10 IL GIN SHOOT.
Z e RoLLISs,
/. A. BRApY, Committee.
II % IL MINOR SPORTS
c. H. WALTON,
T. l. BkADY,
q. l. MASDAviLLK, COMMITTEES.
I2 70 1 FREE DINNER fer VISITORS.
Wax i. WoxLEY,
j. NJ. OsBAS, Conmittee-
20 ?, FISH SAIL BOAT RACES.
l. w. Hans,
f b WAGES. Committee.
2 To a. HORSE RACES
L. G. BkASSISo,
ID. b. PRfrCHARp, Committee.
20 g. BASEBALL GAME
p. :. TTTs,
A. ID. PKNSET, COMMITTEES.
p. m GRAND BALL.
W 5. BRASSISG, Committee
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

J. A. Ore, snd A. J. Carter we're ap-
pointed . com@ittee 20 destroy the tan
eeiied sarrsnts, which they reported hsv-
ing done and uefe discharged.
A petition from the cifizeas Of sebss-
tian. asking that Mis- Ella singleson be
assigned ~ principal Of the Sebastian
school. read and hled. and the secretary
Sas instructed TO mail the petition to the
board Of public instruction Of st. Lneie
eoanty.
Mr.. Geo. b Hall is appointed super
visor Of school No. 81 at Sebastian.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, the bill OF
Ar. j. u. 0rrel. for expenses incnrred
on trip 10 superintendents' meeting at
Fallahsssee, amounting 10 tS4.7O, Was
audited and ordered paid.
A petition backed by delegation of
she eitisens Of City Point, asking thai the
school there, No 5, be reessabIished,
sss received. The prayer Of she position
WAS granted Mr.. Hub Williams was
appointed supervisor fur school No. ;, a.
City Point.
Warrant No. 59ei issued 20 Rost 7.
Davis. April 3rd, 1905. having been Ioss
in the mail, duplicate for said warrant
was drawn
Petition from patrons Of Lotus school
asking for . summer school xas resolved
and granted, and the superintendent Is
instructed to open said school with a. lit
tle delay a. possible.
Communication from Banyan, asking
for consolidation, il referred back for Pc
titlOn Of patrons.
On motion Of A. j. Carter, the bills Of
r. F. Minis fur $40 aud J. 5. SaOxdsn for
so for transporting isolated PupiIs, we're
allowed and warrants ordered drawn.
BY Mr.. OrTel. ResoIyed-That this
board takes tEis method 20 inform the
citizens Of Brevard aud Sc. Lueie eoanties
thai our reason for non action regarding
the biennial election of trustees Of special
tax school districts, sas tiIe fact that there
sss . bili pesding Ia the legislature look
ing 10 division Of the county, and We
not knowing shat effect such division
would have on the continuance Of special
tax school districts, We deemed it 10 be a
hazardous expenditure Of the public mon-
ey fora purpose that can, at the proper
time, De provided for by the respective
boards ifthe system remains stata-quo, or
can be Feadopt-d by the people at their
pleasure
A Petition from the people of LaGirange
asking that sChool No. be reessabIished
Sss read and on motion Of Mr. Carter,
the school xas reeslAbIishei.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CHALLENGE.

To the Captain Coca BAsss-rl Cigb
hereby Challenge yOu go play = game
of ball ~itkin - dAys EaT 500, on tt-
oouditlon that yoa play q! Coca nl,I.
and we play al TiiasSl.ie men
l. : TTg>.
Captain TIiHsViiis RA-s-IA.i Cab.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
NV .knTEkN .InEE-

Mr. VI l. F-ArcS se~p- = 49,. 49,
scFt-i sto-s % srC-1-Fl--- b. ti4- -l57~ fsF5ss-
eriy ED0~u a. the >-rIHlSslCT tuiLiIn2
e5TB~T Man sErs-t al Wilmington ave
me fTougE --ysICs- 90 I.r-o-- TrIlAbi-
So1d.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
TAkE soTIcE IANPATEk,,

The tax books q tie toGn of TItussi y
aIH csO-e positively On Saturday. the 10.
dzy Il Jaiy, 1915.
Vas 7. WoELEs,
TOSn Martial
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CONTINENTAL nIcYelkrIkKs.

II yOa ssas . god ssissbie ksryels sire,
One thai wfh scar seii, seod % Indian
River Assic aoase soF CoasineasAl No.
Is giFes. tai ssA~Oa gR&raatee. AZ good
ss resalzr - 90 tirs, our price - 80 each
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
RENTAI NOIlCE

Dr HoaghiOa has the nentns nooreSI
a. the Indian River hotel dock And 1s!l
remain Sc tao geSks- y b
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOE

SCr~en frames and cloth.
CieAReT soT white shoes.
White ribbon tie shoe laces-
Wire dish covers; Nv fansL
Mosquito caROPses. 81 10 To s. 80
Machine bands, needles, oil.
Chas- A GardneT, TItnsyille. Florida
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CHURCH NOTES

Regular s--IvIees st the ntnsviIle Baptist
church on June lssh and a5sh- Sunday
school At 10 . IA. preaching services AZ
II .. m. and I'D p. u. All are cordially
invited to meet With as
Howard b. Gibbons. Pastor.
There all be pfezchiRg Al the Netho-
dist church, CocoA, next sunday, June
Issh, At ~ = m. and 7;So p IN. The
pastor. Rev W. r. Alien, who Is nO~ in
Georgia, Is expected 70 preach, bat siOald
he not rrtaTn in time the Palpii viii be
6lleSi BY Rev. W. r. ShoemskeF, Of Titus
vile
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Word ~as received here last night that
the HtusSIlle BASEBALL team acre defeat
ed At Jensen yesterday afternoon - a
ssoTe Of : a. 4 ia favor of Jensen 4 ci,-.-
and exciting game, however.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
DkEssM MAkINa.

stylish dresmAkiug and seEing e all
kinds promptly attended 10 hy Mo Z :
TITUS, Main street, hear freight stAIlpn.
TItB-y lie
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

An.Dnt - Aa-Tss Il good hIsh lad on.
tie eat 90 ncs&n sIde of Ibe Indian ris@s
Al lie S2rroSs- tssTIt,-t .. fliIoAs Ixyt
No J, -retlOE >, &iso ~ NJ. 8 s--ct,0,r
=, n EoE n=hip u -os7Ih. rNnss - ,s~s
THIS IAni - Improved bui finely 10
Gated soE further IsArSicolaFs sdirezs
r VI LoE,
bTnckton, MA.s.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
MOI D..

T. whom il may oouusTE
fia0r q" au7'uUt under mg signature
Tor NV Wiir- ] All Doi psy hii,- -, r,u-
iTaC'Crt Va ASuEF--,,N
NeT', "a June siH. Iss5
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
RxAcx.MIra saOR.

Dsa't tesEss do all kinds OI black
snstA and wagon xoFk, boSss shOeiRg
aa4 ean uep4irine. Gall ard see me
J. d ESSEs, nlDsyIile, FlA
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
Nx~ RESTAURANT.

Myoa want useAi or tAbae board af
sennonshle prices pAtFoai1e the PeAEsOck
Rsssnrsns. cnrzer Msin street. aad W ash
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
Howard b Gibbons.
HExRv HExkCKk-sAILnAkER-

Yacht sails and lannch awnings made
up ia firSs class ssyie, miltex prDofed n
desired Pull parlsE1las s-Asre<s
IL RKSaEE
Tit1sViiie FlA-
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

TAYLOR COTTAGE. FURNISHED
For rens for the summer season. Ternl
Gle 90 per month
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
xpxxKRs srock FoR SALE

NEHsKRr sfoCh FOE SALE
Clarss sas<k grown ca high ping Lnd-
ladiaa River Nurs<ris., ssaahlizhsd IsSs-
<<nd tsr e2sAloss<, Tolsa0 and West
Psln Beach, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
TrTUsyILLE. FLA. FRIDAY. JUNE I6. 1905

SCHOOL BOARD lrxSrIxo.
Regular meeting for June hsid on ths
s<h inst, fan hoard psesent
Uarn~ats easzs4asizs iast Report 3 isses.4s
tzsso4 a y mAeslng--- sI7li
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-28

Idaho's oldest and
largest Piano and
Organ house.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-28

ment considerably enlarges the
scope of his duties.
Harry Willis was visitor from
Little Camas last week. He was
witness in the Thum-Bailey case
at Shoshone.
Mrs. John Pinkston and family
were entertained by Mrs. Carrie
Olsen last week. Mrs. Pinkston
was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Masters, whose health has
recently been failing. They in.
tend to live on the Pinkston ranch
at Bruneau for short time.
G. T. Narveson and Olaf Larsen
of Valley City, N. D., arrived in
Mountain Home Wednesday eve.
ming. The former already has
property interests here and the lat.
ter contemplates investment. Mr..
Narveson's family will probably be
here today or tomorrow.
Mrs. w. s. Galloway, on Wed.
nesday, took her daughter Addie
to Boise again. 1t is stated that
the family physician deemed an
other operation necessary on
account of unfavorable physical
indications.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-28

whose examination before Judge
Stimson is to be resumed today.
Miss Bessie Galloway has re.
turned from San Francisco, CAL,
where she has been studying
music.
f. II. McDermont and family
have moved into the residence re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Ulery.
Mrs. X. I. Perky is expected on
this mornings train from Boise,
to be guest at the Weaver. Payne
nuptials tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Mielenz ar.
rived on the noon train Wednesday
from Lodge Pole, Neb. They are
very favorably impressed with
Mountain Home.
Miss Anna True passed through
Mountain Home Friday on her
way from Glenn's Ferry to Cald-
well, where she visited until Sun.
day evening.
J. w. Bailey of Little Camas
came up Saturday from Shoshone,
where he had been called in con.
nection with the Thum. Bailey mine
litigation.
Mr.. Robinson, a we'll known
piano tuner of Boise, and w. D.
ONeil Of the Wise Piano House,
Boise, were in town last week on
business for the house.
The Misses Olive and Daisy Hall,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Adm
Hall of Cold Spring, returned Fri
day from Nampa, where they are
attending school, for weeks va
cation.
f. W. Boyd received word, the
latter part of the week, of his APP
pointment as deputy by the State
Live Stock Inspector. Heretofore /
Mr. Boyd has been deputy sheep :
inspector, but the recent appoint
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Cecil Wilkinson is sick with
spotted fever.
Chas. Ross of Bennett Creek was
in town Friday.
e. S. Dryer of Little Camas was
in town Saturday.
J. V. Mundell spent several days
in Glenn's Ferry last week.
Mrs. 2, N. Hungerford is visiting
Mrs. Robert Gray in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson Of
Dixie were visitors Saturday.
J. w. Caldwell returned last
week from his trip to North Dakota.
w. H. Evans of Pine was in town
Saturday. He had been to Sho
shone.
VIM. Blackman of Bennett Greek
was a vesitor the latter part of last
week.
Jack Noble of Bruneau has been
visiting friends in town for several
days.
Mrs. S. E. Reed spent a few
days at the Lockman ranch last
week.
Mrs. j. T. Sprague came over
from Boise to visit her husband a
few days ago.
Commissioner Ward and County
Attorney Shelter are up from
Glenn's Ferry.
John Hoffman, whose parents
live on the Cooke ranch, is reported
to be down with spotted fever.
Robert Sproat, Esq, of Ellerslee,
Thurman District, was in town on
Wednesday on district business.
Judge K. |. Perky of Boise had
court business here Saturday.
Judge Perky is attending to the
legal interests of J. Hampton,