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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
9dl2
Monuments and Marble Work

Wish 10 announce 20 the Condor
public that expect TO establish a
branch shop In Condor as soon rs the
railroad Ia completed aud will then he
prepared TO furnish marble and stone
work to my Gillian and Wheeler comfy
customers at a minimum figure. ! am
In this business TO stay and every job
turn out Is an advertisement Of my busi.
ness. respectfully ask continuance
Of past patronage and cheeriulIy guaran'
tee every job entrusted TO me.
Off LOUIE COMM.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
$3.50.

Per Acre, three Blocks from
the Court house, $40 and
up for most desirable resi-
dence property in the city.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Reisacher attend.
ed the ball game at Fossil last Sunday.

Spralned Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder.
These are three common ailments for
which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is es-
pecially valuable. II promptly applied
it will save you time, money and suffer
ing when troubled with any one Of these
ailments. For sale by Condor Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
Notice OF Final Settlement.

NNohAS0 w NFCNNsChN1HNN"
In the County Court OF the State OF Oregon for
Gillian County.
In the matter OF the estate of Jesse W. Nye,
deceased.
To all persons concerned:
Notice Is hereby given that have filed in the
above entitled court and cause. my nnai report
as administrative OF the estate OF Jesse W. Nye,
deceased and that pursuent to an order made
aud filed IN the above entitled Court, by the
Judge thereof on May Q. 1905, said final report
and all objections thereto will be heard by said
Court At the County Court room in the court
house at Condor. Gillian County, Oregon, at
two o'clock in the afternoon OF Thursday, the
18th day OF June, 1905.
All persons interested in said estate are here.
by notified to be present at said time and place,
and present their objections If they have any, to
said final report
ELIZABETH ID. MARKS,
Administrative OF the estate OF Jesse W. Nye,
deceased.
Dated May 9Th, 1905.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
Iust What Everyone She uld Do

Mr.. ]. 7. Barber OF Irwiny;lle, Tia, al
ways keeps q bottle of Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand ready for instant use. Attacks
OF eolic, cholera morbus and diarFhoea
come on so suddenly that there Is no
time to hnnt doctor or 20 to the store
for medicine. Mr.. Barber SAYS: II
have tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Darrhoea Remedy which is one OF
the best medicines ever saw. keep n
bottle Of IL In my room ~ | have had
several attacks OF collie and 1t has proved
10 be the best medicine ! ever uped.'
Sold by Condor Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
PININo JR.

This Gne jack will make the season Of
1905 at Cooke Bros. ranch, ~ miles
east OF Condon.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Color gray aged 5 years. Sire Pinino
(B2l i0ig40; grandsire Bedondo; First
dam. FrizzelI's best jenny; second dam
Vrono.
For terms and particulars apply TO
Cooke Bros, owners, or J. r. FagoD,
manager.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-01
Notloe Of Final settlement.

IN the County Court OF the State OF Oregon for
the County Of Gillian.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of George Moore,
Deceased
To all persons concerned:
Notice Ia hereby given that have filed In the
above entitled Court and cause my final report
as administrator oi the estate OF George Moore,
deceased. aud that pursuant 10 an order made
and tilcd in the above entitled Court by the
Judge thereto, on May 10. 1905, said inal report
and all objections thereto will be heard by said
Court at the County Court room In the Court
House. at Condor. Gillian County. Oregon, at
two o'clock in the afternoon of Thursday, June
~. 1905,
All persons interested in said estate are hereby
notified TO be present At such time and place,
and present their objections, II they have any,
To said hnal report.
Dated May TO- 1905.
dl3 Y. b. STEVENS.
Administrator OF the estate Of George Moore.
deceased
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-11

of fences serve to add to the pleasing variety of
the landscape
Over the fences there is no waste land no gul-
lies, no hedgerows bristling with weeds and
thorns; almost no evidences of thriftlessness and
neglect. No wonder, when an acre of land is
worth a hundred dollars! Land so valuable can
not be allowed to go to waste
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

that it took him of his feet, knocking
the breath out of him, and that when
he came to his senses he experienced
the most unusual pain in his bowels.
and that there was no let-up to it.
There was no visible dlscoloration.
His pulse was normal and the only
thing TO indicate anything wrong was
his respiration. which was like that in
o case of lung fever. l called the doc.
tors attention to his way Of breathing.
and they all, except the Major in
charge, who was not present, said Ma
lingeTer" and one of them took hold
OF him in no gentle manner and tried
TO pull him Off the cot, and said mean
things to him. / can see now the ago
nizing look the poor fellow gave the
doctor, pleading TO be let alone that he
might die. protesting all the time that
he was mortally hurt, and he died
while yet the doctor was Juggling AT
him, and in the presence of more than
dozen persons, one of whom was
Mother Bickerdike. Was Mother Rick-
erdike indignant? Wei, / should say
she was! And there were others that
were, and there is one who hasn't
got over it yet and who spoke his piece
at the time. In honor OF Americans |
will say that that assistant contract
surgeon was a Canadian, and, further.
that II he will call at my address,
will give him the best In the shop.
The soldier was not long dead be
fore the doctors had him on the ampu-
tating table holding a post-mortem.
was allowed to be present and saw
one of the most unique cases on record
brought 10 light The man had sus-
tanned complete disintegra ton of his
small mtestines-torn all 10 pieces
and vet there was no swelling I'm the
abdomen TO indicate any such condi-
ton. The Canadian got his walking
papers that day Tho facts in this
case can he found In the official papers
Of the general field hospital, Army Of
the Cumberland on file at Washington.
and it this should meet the eye Of any
of those present at the time | would
be pleased to hear from them. The
eommissaly sergeant of that day is
very nue. alive yct"-C Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01
Lcttar In Gum STOCK.

Calvin II. Childs, member of T..
y. Baker Post O., c. A. r.. Of Clinton,
has relic Of the civil War which ne
has valued rs such for a number Of
years, says the Boston Globe. but
which he now considers more valuable
because of recent discovery that the
lirearm has hollow stock In which
Johnny Reb concealed some letters
and mcmentocs of the times
John Bennett, of South Lancaster.
at the time Of the war. went to Peters
blrg, Va, In search of his brother-ln-
law, loratio T.. Turner. news of whose
injury had been received. lie did not
find the man and il was ascertained
later that, being wounded, he was cap
tured and died In the prison pen at
unreasonable.
While on the battlefield at Peters.
burg Mr.. Bennett picked mp a Confed.
crate rife and brought 1t home with
MIN. He retained possession Of 1t I'M
I'll his death, and few years ago
his widow gave the gun 10 Mr.. ChlldS.
A few days ago, the latter was en-
ttttaining his nephew, Fred Corllss. OF
Palmer, who, noticing popularity OF
the stock made an examination with a
screwdriver and a secret compartment
was disclosed In the wood.
Included in the contents was letter
dated Richmond, Va, Jan. s, 1862. -
as follows: MY dear friend John
How are you getting along? | wish /
could see YOU | hope that when we
meet again we shall be one. will
send you my picture aud hope | shall
hc better farther on. The Yanks are
coming this way but we VIII fix them.
50 keep Il good upper lip. We viii
make all things ring when we meet.
Good-by. love, from your dear Little
Mary Lee" And then the usual fem
mime postscript by the way, we are
going 10 send you a turkey; we should
before but the Yanks stole them al
/ tell you if thos" Yanks come here
they 90 back right smart in hurry
other articles in the cavity were
threc copper cents Of 1927, 1887 and
sol, some war time scrip and u pen.
oil
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01
The Confessions Of -
a A a Club Woman.
NyNXzXHXNZZS&HZHGNEN ZNINZNxN1NxNxXNGHGNI
CHAPTER XVIII Continued.l
By AGNES sURBRIDaE.


ua said much more, really making
enc sneech about the development of
omen in this country, and comparing
Ne fayorably with women of other lands
Int II was his open flattery that went
70 nv head like wine and made that
rioht the beginning of new episode in
my life. ., =,
dress bv DIR. Philip Haven, the fine mu-
90 and the attentions from great men
.,,a5e this the red -letter evening OF my
life.
When It was all over and farewells
we're being said, the Count de Beauvais
bent low over my hand and touched it
with his lips.
Madame Jacqueminot, to whom | pay
nv honor" he murmured. Il beg the
privilege of calling upon you at your
home. Will you not designate an hour
soon!"
named 4 o'clock of the following day,
and with another pressure of the hand
he was gone.
1t was indeed a proud moment when
,Tohnaphene Henning stood in gorgeous
arparel to receive the good night saluta-
tons of the governor and his cortege and
the other distinguished visitors. l was
in another world, so lifted out of myself
that | did not even recognize the proud
and naughty creature whom | saw re-
flected in the mirrors opposite, as the
last of the procession filed out.
Philip, ever faithful to my interests,
stood waiting for me when l finally APP
pparcd in nv new opera cloak. | must
have accepted his homage with most
qucenly air, for as we passed down the
Steps to my carriage l overheard my
spiteful friend murmm to a companion:
Goodness! You'd never think that
naughty creature was the wife of
grocer"
Good thing he's abroad" returned the
other.
Poor Joe! l had completely forgotten
his existence.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01
The Fellow lie shot At.

4 NirEinian was showing com
pany of Northern men over battle
held, when one Of them said 81 am
reminded of an incident that occurred
here. | had charge of gun over
there near Fort Morton. one Sunday.
while there was no firing going on
and we we're al! loaling about. saw
man come over the hill by the cen
ctery and down across this slope to
ward the rear Of the Confederate
lines His comfortable and serene
manner irritatrd me. | determined 10
see how close could come TO him,
and we all chuctled at the idea ii
soaring tie life out Of him. took
good aim and landed 4 shot about sis
feet from him. You ought to have
seen him jump, He was the most
dcmoralized Johnny Rcb you ever
saw. How he did run, and how V"
laughed at him." $50 you are tha
man who fired that shot, are you:"
said the Virginian. Yes: do You
know anything about IT, "Wcll, yes,
/ think ] do" was the reply; II was
the fellow you shot at. ! was a
lad coming with something for my
father. who was Ia the works !
didn't suppose there was a Yankee
fool enough or mean enough TO shoot
n cannon at one little felloY Carrying
grub to his father. But you don't OK
ageerate the scare | didn't grow an
inch In a year"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01
Rats Eat Wedding Dress.

he wedding gown of Miss Helen
~ i'ch of Hudson City, y. J., was re-
Gently destroyed by rats. AS a result
''ie wedding has been postponed, and
q suit for the recovery of the price of
l.e sown-SJ0-may be begun. The Gre
lion lion OF tatfeta and peau d. sole to be
worn at the marriage was exhibited with
pflde by the prospective bride to her
AeaIeS friends. She placed the package
yyoi'alning the dress in a closet upstairs.
LATER she went 10 take a love peep AT the
UltsS. When she opened the closet door
sDe heard rustic n the box, followed
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

by the squeak Of a rat She gathered
up the package and ran with it down
stairs. When the cover was removed a
big rat jumped out. and was followed
by four Of its progeny. II was discover
ed ,hat the lace filings Of the bridal
gown had been almost totally destroyed.
The father Of the prospective bride de-
eiares that he will bring suit against his
landlord TO recover TIE value Of the dress
for letting to him a house infested with
rats.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01
Will Cannot Be Carried CIT.

A curious provision in the win Of Hor-
ace kra4ise, a wealthy Philadelphia
wholesale grocer. that bis body be kent
in the vault Of the Pottstown cemetery
one year before being inferred. cannot
be fulfilled because Of the cemetery rules
limiting the time that bodies can remain
ia its vault. Mr.. Kraus died in De-
cembeT last.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

The other night the police Of Buda-
pest made a raid on the principal park
and found over fifty persons, Of both
sexes, soundiy asleep in the branches
Of a group Of trees. Each was Sc
cured with a piece Of rope.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

The University Of Pennsylvania now
has 32j officers Of instruction and 29T5
students in attendance, or an increase
over last year Of 20 officers and 2S3
students.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

hTlSSs-Dld Wimpleton marry a girl
"lth Il million? Griggs-No, he mar
led million with girl.
| Riil--Did you have your head shin.
sled when You were a lad? Jlll-No,
not my head,-Yonkers Statesman.
Il have just spent two weeks at a
summer resort Sorry, old chap, but
cant lend you any money today"
/ Waiter-Roast beef or cured ham,
sir? Bring me some beef. The last
cured ham l ordered here was only
convalescent."
He-I suppose Miss de Millions mar.
ried that poor young artist because
She loved him. She-No; because ner
/ dearest friend loved him.
| Amateur Sportsman say, did hit
/ anything that time Gamekeeper--I
think not, sir. There warn't nothing
In sight but the birds, sir.--Judge
The Lawyer-H'm! What makes
you think you wish to study to become
n lawyer? The Applicant-We me
folks object to me bein' burglar
Judge,
| Man Overheard Help, help! Stran-
seg-Phuy don't yez swim? Il don't
know how" "Begorry, we've got an
| iligant chance TO learn, New York
Weekly,
Her suggestion: He-You know,
darling, we cannot live on cheese and
kisses. Shc-Then why not leave the
nasty old cheese out?--Lipplncotts
Magazine
Firemen rush into a house in re-
sponse TO an alarm OF fire-are met
by a small boy. Ralph--Say, II the
house burns down, don't save my iiau-
nels cause they scratch mc~-Life.
Lena Fred didn't blow his brains
out because YOU Tilted him the other
night; he came and proposed to me.
Maud-pid he? Then he must have
got rid Of them in some other way,
Mr. Skinnint-Thc paper says skirts
are TO bcworn longer than ever, Mrs.
Sknnnt-W Wen, you needn't be fig
germ on me wearln' mine any longer.
rye worn it TIVE years this fall al
ready.
Some one asked Lincoln how long
mans legs should be. He replied no
had not given the subject amy thought.
but should say they should be long
enough To reach from his body to the
ground
You kin help de cause of honesty
Il heap said Uncle Eben, Shy preach
In about il, but you kin help 1t heap
mo- by not danglin' roas' chicken I'M
der hungry mans nose. Washing
ton star.
Billings wife Is a most accomplish
cd woman" remarked the man who
sncers 'lndccdr' yes: she under
stands five languages and knows how
to keep quiet In all OF them Wash
Ington Star.
rs your friend a good shotT' Yes
answered the sportsman after some
hesitation. lie never hits any game.
but then he never hits any of the peo-
Pile in his hunting party, either" -
Washington Star,
Medium can tell you about
buried treasure. Patron Please dom!
My husband is always footing that in
my ears. Mcdum-Hocs he know
anything about n buried treasure?
Patron Yes, his first wife Tit Bits.
You say he has visionary and i'm
practical nature? yes" answered the
pirl who Is cmplnycd In the p0stonlce.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-01

On a rough average 5000 sover-
eigns pass over the Bank Of England
counters every day.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
SAVINGS BANKS or WORLD
Dspoaitors q Germany Excesd in
Number and Deposits Any
Other Nation.

According 10 ths department of CON.
tnefee and labor. statistics q ne nAe
inrs banks 81 the world sboa a KrAns
total of sepsisors - t4gSskti. pha
have 20 their sreeii 81 eta kssiQa Tbs
United States has less aumbsF q A..
poziiors than Fratte. Germany. igaif
Japan Or the rnisei KinEtom. o. srsa
Prussia. has has q larger amount u a.
faslis ihau any other nation. the total
being tf.6tltfNsii except Germany
vhisA has more fhsn ihrss times ths
gambst ni aepQsii1rs The Iniisa states
reports ana t1T5s go ea 90 deposit
The sysr3Fs deposit Is tfls in this eoua.
tf1 and fi51 Ga IN 0efman5
France with II sss "a aspositors haa
saial deposits q ss7t - 80. an AFsrass
deposit q bat 81 q which is a. indica
tlon not q lsss wealth 10 frAAes. les a
the fact that saflnEa hasks are nes 8
ssnssailF used as ia other countries
fhs United Kingdom has fea iass &c.
naslteV than FvAaee. bug tsss Wtess
deposits aat average dspasitz a 81 Is
The average amaant - zsyiasa lAnkz
assoalts .eF iuhabitAnt Is grsafeat i
ncnmafk. tss 81 IL this e1unify Il i
tslss. la Gesmaa5 lt Is 81 80. "a f'sznee
szi4t seltssflana g. j. In the uniisa
( afiom sasss. and IL India bas 1.
esna
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
TAHLEQUAH or
FICE TO CLOSE
Cherokee Filings Almost Com.
pleted at That Place.

MnskoTse + sept 8 Tams
Blxby, commissioner 70 TIE I've eigll,
lied tribes returned Tuesday from q
vacation trip 10 Minnesota Nr
Blxby states that the lahleqaah
land Office will be removed % Musko.
zee IN the course af a few months
but SAYS there Is nothing in Tie r..
port that The removal viii occur with.
IN thirty DAYS Nj nixbY Sass that
the work Of the Tahleauah Office has
fallen on considerable n tie last few
weeks and tlat fling has almost baeu
completed there The Cherokee field
parties haze been "a led IL, and the
greater part of the work IA the Tah.
leauah otfe relates e contest mat
ters Fled parties n other parts of
Indian Territory sent oat from tie
main oiice at Muskogee, have also
been called ln. and tie force of the
commission Is gradually reduced each
month Alex poseY ln tie Greek ia.
tion, looking 40 lost Croeks aud clos.
ing up SOME matters relative 10 TIE
ding Iof babies, and q man ia the
Choctaw nation performing similar
duties.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
CHEROKEE COUN-
Gil SESSION
The HOuse Passes Bill but II Is
Killed In the Senate.

The Seeate and lIouse afe crossing
bats that is not Indicative OF legis-
latIye love feast Tie House passed
the bill making Chief Rogers she pub
| lie administrator 81 the tribal estate,
but tbe bill vas haFdly read from the
senate desk yesterday until that grave
body gave Il The death potion one
couucilman said with some sessemence
The senate killed Il IN ten minutes
sir.,n
The Senate PASSED the commission
hlN, which IS already marked for
slaughter ia the House. It Is evident
that a compromise bill viii have 10 be
adopted
The House resolution inquiry as 20
the legal services of attorneys Bell and
Davenport Is uow up % Chief Rogers,
and House and the public are alike
aAaitiug his answer II the rumon
are unfounded theY ought % cease, Il
otherwise, the nation aud fhe general
punlic should know The facts
The Hreedlare resolution Is as
follows
Whereas 10 j. common report
Throughout the country. that L h
Bell aud James $. Davenport, as
attorneys FOR the Cherokee Nation,
have been paid a per dlem salary for
time not actually served by them;
ard.
Wher.as We deem lt f0f TIE best
Interests u ali parties concerned that
inquiry be made with Flew oi ascer-
tainlng the facts Oh this subject.
Therefore, be q resolved By the
Councii branch of the National Coan.
cll. Ia conformity to the 2sth section,
page 50, complied laws q the Chefukee
Nation. ls2 the Principal chief IS
respectfully asked % furnish the ioeer
branch IL tie National Council acgm-
plete statement % amounts % alafy
paid 10 ihe length of time actually
seFsed hg said attorneys I. b Bell
and James s Davenport. aud tie
manneF of tier accounting 10 order
that they secure the svpfoyal oftheir
requlsltlons lor payment q their
salaries
Resolved fatheF that Ia tas Prlnei.
PAL Chief be and be lshereby request
"a in furnishing this information, be
also advise this hody as 60 the actual
numteT of DAYS served each month b.
the said atfornsyS from The time q
their appointment ap % tie present
and ths amount % money paid toearh
81 them monthly Ter services rendered
a. attorneys fof the Cherokee Nation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
IRON ore SUPPLY FAILING,
Warlda Kntira Store May Net auf.
nea Tor tAe nsmandN Made
upea Il


The amoanl ii Iron pfea hs.ll avail.
able Is very great doubtless many
silneA perhaps tWeasy fed. a. great ~
has been won g uze Yet already ia
the eontinent az EaNpe the aslds hgnw
Ia servle, are heginnlnK 90 Be- exhaust.
"a Great Britain aas practically ean-
samed "a store. watch a century aso
seemed ample prheticaiiy All The sup.
ply fuf ils furnaers a hgW Imported
Tbs supply from the Mediterranean
that promised "a hw lpexha0Atihls. can
noe endure Tor many decades 10 oosse
Tie same ls The coalition q the orr
districts OF csntrAi Ea40pe AZ the
rate ~ thc increasing demand thsy are
Dot likely 70 meet he demands ~ 100
years There remain extensive depos.
Us - rich urra in tne Scandinavian
pcnlusuia and 10 aelas Ia tn confines
~ belgium and France ehlch have
hardly begun 70 BE- trAun upon. ysi q
u eyidnnt that At 4nythin0 like ths
sresens rate ~ Increase In the con
sumption of metallic Iron ln Europe
the sources ~ supply arr not llkeiy 60
endure FOR a century.
The best piared hsli fof tie gtodac-
tion q lsvn ~ Novth AmeflcS %. save
thar Ia nofthern cnlna. IN shs wufid.
i II the central section ~ the Mlssls-
sippi valley mainly between The great
river and the Appalachian system -
mountains and norshwafd heyopd ths
Freas lakes 60 fhc heAdeatsrs - the
streams Rowing into iluAaou'a lay. tke
physical conditions "a she whole heine
favorable fcr ihe cheap proanction ~
the metal aha iis ready transportation
@ The principal mAsksts h aa Quea-
tion, however if tbs store viii supply
the demands ~ the future
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
spent More Ihna st.eao

" VI. Baker, of rialnsam. Sell
writes MS wife suffered from lung
ffuh.o faE 1ltarn feafs She tfiod i
number 81 docfars aua spent over
zi.eN without relief SHE beeame
very los ard lexl Al hana A friend
RECOMMENDED foisys ilones and Tar
and thanks q this great remedy II
sareI hef life. eAe enlaRs hafIar
Is4lfh than sha has knann Is ten
Yeafs Refuse Substitutes SaA Is
Peoples drag sgsre 4w
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

The Presbyterian church vas sup
piled with lovers for sunday CON.
munlon service truu tIle sonssfyago.
fies o. Mu& Al. Churchill and Ngs.1.
% Halt As ine selection Of Astess
a. alie would see anywhere came as 4
floral offering from Ms Hall and a
generous bunch o. scarlet saga from
Mrs Churchill delighted the large
congregations that assembled fer both
morning aHi evening services.