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Valentines. Buy it at Boyces. valen.

Valentines Buy II at Boyce's. Valen
tine post cards.
Refrigerator for sale. feet high. 8 feel
wide and s feet deep. Good condition
A bargain. q. r. Sapp g Son. Garden
street.
Rev. Y. L. Hwang will speak at the M.
E. Church on Sunday morning, February
II. He is of the Chinese nobility. grad
uate of the Marking University. 1t is a
rare opportunity to hear SO learned and
educated Chinaman. Remember the
date.
Harry Vennell, of Vincentown, has been
sentenced to eighteen months In State
prison for assaulting and robbing Shreve
Robbins of a gold watch. Ella Owens,
colored, charged with stealing a scarf pin.
dressed and canned goods from her new
employer in riverton, got six months in
the county Jail.
Breaking through the hedge" is the
subject of the address to be delivered at
the M. E. Church next Sunday evening.
The pastor, Rev George M. Hughes, will
speak to young people during the month
of February. On the evening of the 18th
his theme will be 1.-THE Search for the
Holy Grail"
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HIRES AND WIMER
REAL ESTATE AND INSURLNC
no. 2o9 Market st., Camden
and Palmyra

Specialists in New Jersey suburban rea
estate and New Jersey farms.
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Real estate bought, sold and exchanged
Money loaned, rents collected, farms rented:
managed and improved. Sales OF resi- and
personal property managed in every de all
Without annoyance to the owner. Farms and
other desirable property always on hand for
sale and exchange.
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Cdllcu ucr dtIentlOu 10 Gn6 time between
quarter and twenty minutes past and it
was soon after this that johnson arrived.
Mrs. Jones, of Baltimore, is respecta-
BILE woman and keeps boarding house for
colored people, all of whom have good
| regulations, hence when she heard john
son talking In the manner he did she de-
cided he was not the proper sort to have
around. In the house are some men who
are brick masons. whose chief occupation
is building high brick chimneys. They
make from 1925 to $3.50 per day. To
these men johnson told the story of having
the chance to get good job on the Straw
bridge farm at Moorestown, but said he
was dead broke and could not get the place
The men agreed to 'chip in" and help him
thinking it too bad that he should lose
such good chance. One of the men gave
him $1.1O. The other told him to go t.
his wife and tell her to give him thu
same sum. Johnson raised this amount
and got $1.65. This made 81 rs. For
getting the story that he had told abou
going up by the boat, he told the detec
tives that he went up on the cars. Tha
would have made large hole in the S. rs
yet when he reached the house of Mrs AL
len in Philadelphia, he had enough to blu,
eatables, to pay so cents for his room ant
to give away one or two small sums whicI
have been traced to him.
He denied having any watch except tina
taken from the Goodenough farm, Blu
that story has been knocked down by tn
discovery of Miss Allinson's watch in
Philadelphia pawnshop and the positiv
, Identification by the clerk of Johnson a
| the man who took 1t to the place.
/ A convincing piece of evidence is
harmless looking blank sheet of notepape
lying under Johnson's clothing, in his sui
| case. The letter which johnson sent t
! Mrs. Annie Smith, his landlady in Bait
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brings on distress after eating, with heaviness
and hardness of the stomach, sick headache
weary and tired feeling that is not relieved
by rest, unhealthy erupttons on the skin, con.
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back, etc. These are but few of the sy p
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
tudes who thus suffer MOTHER SEIGEL'S CIR
ALIVE SYRUP has proved help and blessing
Price COO and SOC q bottle. 1t will cost you
nothing to try it. Sample free. Address A.
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DIED.

BIsHoP-January q, at Beverly, Martha
Reeves Bishop, wife OF Isaac HI. Bishop, aged
81 years.
ENGLISH. - January a. at Moorestown,
Rowland e. English, aged 81 years.
WILLIAMS = January "a, at Palmyra,
Thomas Williams.
HAINEs.-January 70, ON Oxmead Road
near Deacon's station, Benjamin Haines
aged ~ years
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! more, few hours after the murder, W;
written on paper bearing the waterman
"Kid Vellum." The notepaper found
his valise bears similar marS-the pr
vate mark of the firm of Strawbridge
Clothier. Such paper was cemmonl
used by Mrs. Strawbridge and Miss Allir
son. 1t could be bought only at the stor
of StIawbridge & Clothier.
Il A very significant fact is that Johnso
continually changed his clothing after tn
murder. He traded his suits at least
dozen times and in many instances ,pai
money to have the trade completed. TIL
officers, however, have nearly every arti
Gle worn by the man when he entered tn
Allen house in Philadelphia
The mirror which johnson used to scar
himself with when informed of havini
hayseed in his hair, has not been founC
but it is known he gave it to a woman whc
went to Richmond, Va, and detectives
have gone there to look for 1t.
MOUNT holy oOW1GTS WIN.
The final match of the series of foul
between the Mount Holly and Burlington
bowling teams for the prize of silver
bowling pin took place at the Burlington
alleys on Friday night before large
crowd. many Of whom accompanied the
team from Mount Holly.
RurIin rfon WON oil throa ro.,,as 80 A.
match, making total score OF 1856 pins,
the highest on record at the Burlington
alleys, against the Mount Holly bowlers
score of 760 pins. Burlington had to
overcome lead of 218 pins in order to
win the coveted trophy, and they tried
hard to do it, The first game was nip and
tuck. but as only Claypoole and Alloway
defeated their opponents, Burlington won
by IA pins.
The second game also went to Burling.
ton by SO pins, and the third game was
the most exciting one ever played on the
Burlington alleys. The rooters tried to
encourage their respective teams and ap-
plauded every good play. The third game
was then begun.
This game started off in the close fashion
of the previous game and at one time
Mount Holly was in the lead. But the
latter half the game was all one sided.
The Burlington players started their
stampede too late and although they won
the game by 1875 pins. making 2O3 for the
night, Mount Holly still had the lead of
10 pins giving them the silver bowling
pin in one of the hardest fought contests
of any ever seen In this section of the
county.
The Mount Holly team played far below
their usual form, Claypoole being the only
man with good score, he being high man
with total of 4S3. Alloway was second
with ATT.
The total number of pins made by the
teams in the series were: Mount Holly,
1905; Burlington, 9191.
The totals of the players were as follows;
Kropp, 1870; Atkinson, 1880; Throckmor-
ton, 1879; Clayton. 1867; Alloway. 1880;
Worthington, 1916; Claypoole. 177s; Nc
Cormick, ITO; Schmidt, 174S.
The Mount Holly boys claim that the
Burlington alleys are in poor condition
for match games. with tendency to alter
the course of ball.
Another series of games between these
teams will probably be arranged.
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1t Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.
Ask to-day for Aliens Foot-Ease, powder
1t cures chilblains, swollen, sweating, sore
aching, damp feet AT all druggists and sho.
stores, Doc.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

SSGSao LIN - - GAS11<ANVS
800 ACRES IN FOUR PEcEs; FINEST
prairie land Polk county, MINI; $40 an acre;
w fHF Gr years cent a
some good country town: also 40 acres rich
black loan garden land near the city. SIS an
watts. e1e Phoenix sDi .hi Building. hsDe' nOnlA'
WANTED-MINNEToNK SUMMER HOME OR
good shore acres; have 100 acres richest South
Dakota pnimpsoyed roy land worth $50 in few
skarp G. Lindquist.
32O32a Century Bldg
TO ExCHANGE-I HAVE A $4,000 EQUITY
IN Benton county farm which will ex-
change for residence property in Minneapo-
lis or business property in outside towns.
What have you to offer In exchange? Lock
Box 8, Foley, Minn. ~.
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE-wE WILL SELL
for $1,000. or exchange for stock of Iner-
ehandise, eighty acres Of farm and timber
two miles from creamery. This is almost q
gift. 7e49 Journal. ~
1eo A.. CLARK CO., s. D., FOR CITY RES.
$500 hotel, n. D., for Can or n. D. land.
American Land Ex. Co.. ~.
2s5 Boston Blk, Minneapolis, Minn.
CHOICE HALF SECTION Or WHOLE SEQ.
ton in the best wheat belt in the famous
Yellow Grass District, in Saskatchewan; viii
trade for frst-class automobile. Rose Real
ty Co., Box 8, Yellow Grass, Sask.
wANTED-A STOCK OF GENERAL MERCAAN.
disc. hardware, furniture or machinery. I
have good South Dakota and Wisconsin TIM
bar land to trade in same. 1880. Journal.
WANT 70 SELF OR TRADER FOR FLATS.
farms, mills, lands: stores and other proper
ties have or can quickly find customers.
F. L. Thresher. 924 New York Life.
FOR sALE-LoTs, NEW TOWN, PoNDERAY,
Idaho; easy terms. or will exchange for Pan.
handle smelling stock $40 Railway bldg,
Minneapolis. t-5 ...-.r - go =
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81, ,s00-sIx ROOMS; $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS

81, soo-sIx ROOMS; $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS
81, ,35O-Six rooms; easy terms; Grand av s..
81, ,3OO-Seven rooms, d 23d st; bargain.
81, ,2O0-Six rooms, near Fillsbury av, Whittier
81, 3oo-Three houses; $500 cash; rents s24.
81, ,4OO-Nine rooms, all modern, walking dis
tance; $500 cash.
50. .5O0-Two houses; rents $27; $500 cash.
So, ,6O0-Ten rooms, bath, all modern but heat;
water, gas and gas fixtures; laundry
tubs: good location; for one or two
families.
S3,oOo-Eight rooms, practically new; 500 cash,
$40 monthly.
So OOO-Seven rooms and reception hall, all mod
ern except heat; piped for furnace. full
basement with laundry, hardwood finish,
hardwood floors throughout; $500 cash,
balance monthly: fine location, south. i
So, ,5O0-New, seven rooms, strictly modern ele-
CANT finish. hardwood throughout, hard
wood floors, fine east front lot, 9th av
S; $500 cash, balance monthly. =
81, ,300-I4arge, seven rooms strictly modern,
Sunnysde property, newly decorated
in finest condition.; 1922 Pleasant av;
no better located property anywhere
hest school district in city. church and
car line convenient. unexcelled neighbor
hood; just the thing for permanent
home; owner has left the city and says
will rent. Do not fail to see this prop
erty. Key at this office.
If you do not find what You want in the above
list, call at office and look over ou,
properties. No firm in the city has bet
ter bargains nor more Of them. We
solicit the listing and care of property
No ehSr Es .ftr iistiiis uni eu1er ttsifIs
Lowry Realty Co., --.- -.
329 Boston Block. Both phones.
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STORAGE

STORAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing moving, stor-
Ing and shipping household goods: See our
elegant new freproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office 400 . Lake st; main office 40 So Sd st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 9Th st S.
Both phones. --s. -
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best Of service and low
est possible rates. Write or call OH the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 So Sd st.
CAMERONS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone T. C. 1332I.
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN, SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping JOG 1st av N.
NEW WAREHOUSE = FURNITURE STORED;
inquire bakery, 18th st and Sd av S.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved
SO, $2,2o0-EIGHT.RooM HOUSE, CAN BE AR.
ranged for two families; walking distance
$4,5oo-Duplex house, well located, large
lot, shade trees: terms.
81, 6OO--=Nine-room modern house, near Pow
derhorn park; terms.
5,ooo--Nine;room modern house, south and
east front. splendid location. Gould not be
built now under $4,000.
$3.50O-Seyen-room new modern house, de-
sir6be location; terms.
S7,OOO--Elegant duplex house, fine location,
eighth ward; good investment.
$1,5oO-Eight room house., barn and chicken
S4.50o-Eight-room modern up-to-date, well
located house: one of the best terms. .ts
So, s,ooo-Eight-room modern house; $500 cash
and S20 per month. t-
es1,s5o-Good sevenroom house, sewer, water,
gas in house; $500 cash, $25 per month
sa.ooo-Ten-room house. modern except heat;
terms to suit.
So, ,30o-Sixroom house, partly modern, good
location; $500 cash. balance time.
One lot; Lake of the Isles addition. This is
beautiful residence lot, 100X169 feet. -
Two fine residence lots on Ridgewood av;
one lot 10Ox156. and one 6Sxl02 feet.
Five nice lots in seventh ward. These a
bargain. ,'
Nineteen beautiful lots in Calhoun Park.
One nice lots Garfield av. near 22d st.
Two fine lots on Oakland av.
One large lot. Lake Of the Isles addition,
east front on Irving av. '.
Sixteen beautiful lots in a rapidly growing
l. part of the city.
twenty-five very desirable lots near 4Ott
| st and Nlcollet av. ,.-
Two fine lots on Nicollet av, near 34th st.
Nine lots in the vicinity Of Lyndale av ant
35th st. y
| Twenty lots at Lake Harriet.
| The above are a few of bargains in The
| best residence districts of the city. Do mo-
| loose the opportunity to buy at present prices
| which lower than they ever. will be again
| The Lake & City Realty Co., L r
| GIG Guaranty Bldg.
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WANTED 10 RENT
BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.

HOTEL SAN ANGELo-sUITES WITH BATHS,
single rooms, with without board; elevator
service. 1921 Nicollet Both phones.
also day board at the Clinton Hotel 4th av
and Grant st.
HOTEL, VAN EYCE. QUIET FAMILY HOME,
modern, best of table board. 1924 Nicollet
NICELY FURNISHED CORNER FRONT ROOMS
with board, home cooking. 1921 9th av s..
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BkUS,I
2O6 Andrus Building.


206 Andrus Building.
Modern Houses, Flats and Stores,
SI.0O-1S19 I'd st n, rooms, second noor.
$S.O0-927 Washington S, rooms.
SSOO-704 w Lake st, rooms modern
1.00-2311 81. st s. 6 rooms, city water.
E12.60-252 I'd ay S, 3 rooms, third floor.
$15. .00--3O2 Cedar Lake road. Groom cottage.
S11.5G-2413 10th av S, rooms.
$2O.0o-2S3T 9th av S. rooms, modern.
S2O00-2107 Grand av, rooms.
S220O-1S13 University Sc, rooms.
5,00-512 W 31st st, rooms, modern.
S25.00-416 25th st, Groom modern cottage.
S25.00-1S17 Laurel av, rooms, modern.
S21 .50-2e42 Oakland av. rooms modern.
627. .b0-16Oo Chicago aV, I rooms, duplex. hrst
floor, walking distance
SSO.OO-l113 Knox ay y, rooms. modern.
0.0o-I13 10Th n. rooms, modern.
SSo0o-2I1S Emerson av s, duplex, first or
second floors, rooms, newly decorated.
S30.oo-125 Seth ST. rooms, heated.
SS20O-65 Highland av, rooms, modern.
S3I .50-3145 Stevens av. rooms and barn.
so0.Oo-191S I'd av S, 10 rooms modern.
So5.O0-Large rooming house; walking distance.
$6o.0o-16l7 I'd S, 10 rooms, thoroughly
modern, all in good repair, with extra
fine heating plant May 1st.
Sto.OO-22Oo Hennepin av, II rooms.
S3OO0-lSU7 Sd S, 10 rooms, modern.
$35O0--3201-3 Garfield av, duplex, rooms,
thoroughly modern, just completed, one
of the best residence localities.
500. .00-Large rooming house, centrally located
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% oo 60 9 3oo ooo o Q
20 Place your Memorial day orders now.
o Special care and attention given. o
20 Fresh flowers daily In our up-todate
Flower Department.
% Prompt delivery. Both phones. o
10 California Fruit Store, o
% Corner list Av S and 9Th st.
% o o, o
NEW YORK FLORISTS. Z WASH. Av 8,
feather and cut flowers and plants floral de-
signs for all occasions. 7. c. phone 172S.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE-
signs of Latham florist. sS 10th st S. before
ordering elsewhere.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE.
graph or phone. Nagel's. Ills w Lake st.
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WANTED-REAI. ESTATE

wANTED-MopERN HOUSE, TO 10 ROOMS,
good lot; in Sunnyside Lake Calhoun addi-
ton; will pay 500 down balance in monthly
payments. Address S7s5. Journal.
wANTED-GooD LANDS IN sAsK., CAM,
from quarters to three sections. Give legal
description and lowest price IN first letter.
Address $3.50, journal.
wANTED-IMPRovED ACREAGE PROPERTY,
with lake frontage within 80 miles Of city;
state cash price and give full particulars. Lock
Box 451. ..s, -.
THE BEST BARGAIN LOT BETWEEN 4th
av and Lake Calhoun, inside 34th st; spot
cash. A. d. Eads, 900 Bank Of Commerce
building. H.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD EIGHT
nine and tenroom houses. Fifeld & Fifeld,
717-721 Andrus building. .5
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For Rent-Furnished Houses

UT 1GSuG-E UIu1SutU I1UUSES.
WELL FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE; PLANO,
phone; 18th st, near Nicolet. June Is to Sept
|; references required; only small family.
Gale s. Co., 421 New York Life building.
FOR RENT-AS SOON AS DESIRED, UNTIL
Oct l, furnished Groom house; Mount Curve
locality; ideal place for summer; low rent.
Call at 1414 Mt. Curve av.
FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED IA.
room house, finely situated for summer school
boarders and G. A. R. visitors, $50 per month
1913 University av Sc.
10 LET-FURNIsHED. TO A SMALL FAMILY
for the summer. fine downtown residence.
See W. W. Price, New York Life building.
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Uuimproved.

4oth SITS. west front 4o1121: three feet
ets snaoe sy Uf Harriet av and
st; west and north front: 7ex130.
s70o-Make offer. Sd av s. between 37th and
and stone sidewalk
$4s5-Tor two lots. 1st av 8. between seth and
s4oo-Trst S,S av si s. between ssS and s7th sts
east. front. 45x126: city water and stone
sidewalk. 49,
S35o-Grand av. between 37th and ssth SITS. west
$3OO-Each. Harriet av between 37th and 3sth
,,, sts; east front; 4ox13; level, on grade.
SITS, west front. 4ox1s2:
s5oo-Pleasant av. between seth and s7th SITS;
e.ro Test We st front: f 40 4oxl47 Al: -, 49, ,..u..n
~'' 57th and sstS SIS SIS east fronts; ont 4o1isl
SoSss9f Ses 'front.' on ?stHssn ssEfs 40'h and attn s'
$325-Each for eight lots on Aldrich av s. be.
tween 45th and 4eth SITS; east front: AK
1874 each.
1926 Make offer. Bryant av $ between 42d and
$soo-Make offer. two lots on Aldrich av S,
corner corner Of OF 43d st. east east front: 42x1a4 each;
sa5o-Eaeh, mai make Ds offer; Aldrch av s. between
42d and ADD SITS: east front; 42x1a4; three
Yale Realty Co., 2oe 4th st s.
s75o-FoR TWO LOTS; MAKE OFFER; LYN.
dale s. nstWsen zee 1Sd and +4th ss
F''''' dale av IS s. between 42d and 4sd sts
| -. east front, city water; between two
$500 EaelEMake offer; Aldrich av S. between
42d and 43d SITS; west front; 42xl34
| level. on grade. -
STOW 4Sd st. near Washburn: south front A.,
| 80 5oxl55; city water and stone sidewalk
ssoo-w 45d st, near washburn. south front
| sidewalk.
.,oo and trees on. grade.
Wes ay T. eet above ene
sfr snd oS%o froH aS acSs
$4oo-Make offer: Irving av n, between Western
and % avs;i west front, 49x12s;
and I'd avs; east front, 43x12S.
ahd % sF s"f esst Sssxseh Is
esst oSs asa 20 AZ N s5
%ssf n 5fR %ner %d stn
| sidewalk and gas.
ss5o-Morgan ay y. between 9Th and 9th: eas
front 3ax12e; city water and stone side
s125-5th av N, between oliver and Penn; sout
$225-Oliver 'av n, between 9th and 9th; eas
49, Yale Realty Co.. 2o6 4th st S.
LET ME WHISPER 70 YOU.
9lo 'eM Cheapest @ 70 lots V at s15o In Minneapolis
They are near Lake Harriet. See m
J. y - about them. o., -: g.. .. ...-. -.
s3Oo-Nidway lots 50x1s2; one block from intel
urban; sc fare; sewer in front: MONTH
----- payments.
res-Acres-Acres-I have II acres near LAX
Harriet. wooded; one-half or all togethe
at remarkably low price. Call and
will show them to you
S175 Each-Three lots, near corner Add st an
1st av s; lie perfect; $40 down, IS pe
month.
If you want an acre or one-half acre lot a:
!, Joining city limits, convenient rap1
transit, SC fare, high ground. best sol
good neighbors, go out the new Mime
, tonka electric to acre location at
, Morningside,
Get off at the city limits and you are {
the property. have sold 3S lots, and
| houses are under construction. They al
| going fast; don't delay. Call for a pla
Charles I. Fuller.
SO3 Phoenix Bldg.
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.

FAMILY PLATE AND JEwELRY OUR sPE-
cialty; perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Fireproof Warehouse.
400 e Lake st. SIS
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INSTRUCTION

PIANO VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BAN.
TO- violoncello; satisfaction guaranteed. Les
sons Soc. Voak School of Music, 81 7th st 8.
Phone It. c. 10629.
q. GRosLAND, TEACHER OF VIOLIN; sPE.
cial Inducements. to beginners this month.
s Address 2751 18th av S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-26

Athena, Oct. 26.-Robert A. Res-
singer and Miss Lula NJ. LaHue were
married in this city Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents in this city Wednesday afternoon
Rev. John Evans of the Methodist
church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bessinger will reside on farm in the
Cold Springs neighborhood, north of
Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Preston of
Baker City were guests a, the D. H.
Preston home in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kontz will
leave for Portland shortly to reside.
where Mr.. Kontz will be employed in
the customs service.
Mrs. A. Shick is reported seriously
i'll with pneumonia at her home on
Hunt avenue.
Gus Conoyer, the reservation far
mer, who has been ill for some weeks,
was in town yesterday. He Is improv-
ing slowly.
Mrs. F. j. Watts is visiting relatives
in Weston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Potts left
Wednesday for Nanton, Alberta, where
they will remain several weeks visit
ing relatives.
The Athena Bachelors banquet last
Saturday evening was attended by
about 100 persons. After supper,
music and dancing was enjoyed by
all.
Ed Barrett, the contractor, accom-
panied by his wife and son, has re-
turned from La Grande, where Mr..
Barrett completed a new dwelling
house for Mrs. Eva Boldly.
At w. H. Hays real estate office
may be seen an exceptionally large
turnip. 1t was raised on the Brucher
mountain ranch east of town, and
weighs 13 ga pounds and measures
80 inches in circumference.
Miss Ora Rhodes has returned to
Madras, Crook county, where she
will remain until after the holidays.
Theodore Gardabe, recently of Den
yer, has accepted a position as sales
man for the Mosgrove Mercantile
company. Mr.. Garbade has had many
years of experience in the mercantile
business, and will prove a valuable
addition to the store.
Last evening the Royal Male quar-
tet appeared before a good sized audi
ence in Athena The quartet includes
humorous reader, giving a reading
in make up and dialect. All four of
the young men are very clever in their
work, and the performance was much
appreciated.
Sunday Closing.
The business houses of Athena have
volunteered to keep their places
closed on Sunday. The action start