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An UNCERTAIN stream.

A stranger VINO was making his first
visit to one of the popular summer re-
sorts of the interior took stroll on
the morning of his arrival along the
bank Of the stream that ran near the
hotel. The first person he encounter
ed was an elderly resident OF the neigh
borhood, who was sitting on log.
busily occupied in fishing. He stopped
and entered into conversation with
him.
GOOD morning." he said.
"Mornln'. cap'n." responded the old
man.
"Is the fishing good?'-
"Jlst toler'b.e. lige. Sometimes it's
kind O. good. an sometimes it Amt
yuth shucks."
Catching anythlng?"
"Yeh. Ketched few carp. Amt
nuthin' else bltin' this mornin'.".
us this navIgable river?"
81 mean is It deep enough 10.
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Pheasant Affair for Visitors.

Miss Caroline Ham entertained a
party OF friends at Wallace park on
Monday evening in compliment to her
house guest. Miss Mary Kate Coombs.
Of Mayheld. and to Miss Anna Bird
Stewart, of Cincinnati. and Miss Rosa
Daynes. of Birmingham. Ala. who
are visiting Miss Ella Wilhelm. Mrs.
NJ. f. Ham chaperoned the party. A
delightful picnic supper was served
and the evening was enjoyably spen.
at the Casino theater. Others present
were: Misses Ella Wilhelm, Ewell
Ham, Cora Richardson, Anne VIII
hanson; Messrs. Frank Cheek. Burney
Doves, Ward Butler. of Chicago; l..
V. Armentrout, Dr. G. D. Froage. Or.
Ohio Powell. DR.. ] II. Hugg.
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Tcnnis ChanIpinns.

The series of games for the tennis
championship that have been played
by the High school pupils for the past
several weeks. have come to close,
and those winning out are: Dorothy
Langstaf, girls singles; Robert
HALEY, boys singles; Dorothy Lang
stan and Robert HALEY. mixed
doubles, and David Yelser and Robert
HALEY, boys doubles. These will
wear the medals, which are small sill
yer dies with winners name and Tea
mis-. p. II. s.. 'O6." The club num-
bers twenty members and some good
Playing was done. Much interest has
been evlnced.
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Il. Lee, of Virginia. and Mrs. Lee is a
daughter of John Esten Cook, the ceie-
brated southern writer. Mr. Lee and
Mr.. Wright were classmates.
Miss Marie Scove,l, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Roy Mckinney, on
West Jefferson street since the Roger
Blythe wedding. left Thursday fot
Nashville. Tenn, where she will visit
Miss Ann Rhea and Miss Frances
Harris before returning to her HON.
in Jacksonville. Fla, Misses scovill.
Rhea and Harris were all attend
ants at the Koger-Blythe wedding
and made a charming impression So
cially. Miss Rhea and Miss Harris
left on Monday for Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. George Richard
son, of Memphis, Tenn, passed
through Paducah on Thursday en-
route to Cincinnati on their bridal
trip. Mr.. Richardson is a brother of
Mr.. Robert d. Richardson land Mar
quis Richardson. of this city. T.
we're met at the boat by the Messrs
Richardson, Mrs. r. B. Richardson
and Stoddard Robertson.
Mr., and Mrs. John Scott and Mrs
II. FL Holland chaperoned Miss Sue
Thompson, Miss Frances Coleman.
Miss Re,la Coleman, Miss Nell Holland
Mr.. John Brooks, Mr.. Ben Frank
Mr.. Douglas Bagby, Mr.. Paul Provine
Mr.. Arthur Everett &c Cincinnati on
the Georgia Lee this week. A party
from Jacnson. Tenn, ives aleo on the
boat and at Mt. Vernon they were
Joined by Miss Gabrielle Brooks and
Mr.. Sim Bagby.
Mr.. John S. Blocker left last night
for Nashville, Tenn, where he will
meet his father and mother. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. J. S.V. Blocker of Bos
ton. Mass. They will return with him
to Paducah and will be the guests NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Friedman at
'The Pines"
Miss Annie Whltnell returned TO her
home in Martin. Tenn today after a
pleasant visit to Miss Allie d. Foster.
on Jefferson street.
Miss Alma Higgins of st. Louis.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert
d. MacMillen. on West Broadway.
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Informal Evening.

Miss Elizabeth Borwell entertained
few friends at her charming coun-
try home, Boswell Place" on Thurs
day evening" Ices. cakes an fudge
were served during the evening. and
the occasion was enjoyed by Misses
Julia Dabney. Lucia Powell, Elizabeth
Kirkland. Ellen Boswell, Elizabeth
Boswell; Messrs Salem Cope. Burney
Dawes. VIII Powell. George Wallace,
j., Edward Cave David Yeiser.
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Club Entertained.

Miss Gertrude Pinkerton enter
tained the Bioda club and a few
other guests at Wallace park on Tues
day afternoon from to 5 o'clock.
Mrs. W. " Pinkerton and Miss Kath-
leen Whitefield chaperoned the party
After games and various pleasant feat
uros. the party enjoyed a delightful
lunch in town at the Hawkins cafe.
Included we're: Misses Sarah Cor
bett, Hannah Corbett, Martha Cope
Lorraine Sutherland. Eliza Hale, Mary
Wheeler. Dixie Hale. Grace McGlath.
cry, Mildred Orme, A lice Reeves
Lucy OVERLY. Susanna Dabney, Re.
beeca Smith, Gertrude Plnkerton.
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the judge to proceed with his instruc~
ton to the jury. The justice seemed
somewhat embarrassed. Finally one
of the lawyers whispered TO him and
told him that it was time for him to
charge the jury. Looking YEARLY OF
the jury with a grim. judicial air. the
judge said: Gentlemen NV de Jury.
sence dis is very small case. III jes'
charge y all dollar an a hax
apiece. '-virginia Law Register.
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Complimentary to visiiors.

Miss Allie d. Foster entertained in
formally on Wednesday evening at
her home on Jefferson street in compli-
ment 10 her guests Miss Macon Sebas-
tian and Miss Annie Whitne,l, of Mar
tin, Tenn. Delightful refreshments
were served and the evening was
Pleasantly spent. In the party were:
Misses Vera Davis. Clara Smith, Macon
Sebastian, Henrie Alcott. Annie Whit
nell; Messrs. Thomas Newell, Robert
Fitzpatrick, Guy Lockwood. clifford
Reddick, James Cochran. Louis Pc.
ter, Salem Cope. James Sutherland.
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The gauge showed a 81 foot stage
this morning, a fall of OIL in the last
"a hours. Weather clear. Business
fair.
The James Lee was hauled out on
the ways yesterday for extensive re-
pairs.
The Dick Fowler had a good trip
out this morning for Cairo. at s
O'Clock. The dress OF the rousters is
frequently picturesque. One on the
Dick Fowler this morning who was
loading peanuts, wore a Prince AL
bert.
The Buttorff will arrive from Nash
VILE Sunday night and lie over until
Monday noon when 1t leaves for
Clarksvlle.
Tho Kentucky will leave this ev-
enlng at o'clock for the Tennessee
river as far as Waterloo, Ala. No fur
Their Information ABOUT the robbery
on this boat has been obtained.
The John Hopkins arrived from
Evansville this morning and left i'm
mediately for the same point. There
will be no Evansville packet tomor-
row.
The Peters Lee from Cincinnati
will pass here this afternoon on tho
down trip to Memphis.
There will only be two arrivals
Sunday, the Joe Fowler and the But
torn, and no departures.
Official Forecasts.
The Ohio at Evansville will con-
tinue rising during the next "a
hours. At Mt Vernon will continue
rising during the next "a hours. At
Paducah and Cairo not much change
during the next "a TO SO hours.
The Tennessee at Florence will
probably rise Saturday and Sunday.
At Jacksonville. no material change
during the next "a hours.
The Mississippi from below St
Louis to Cairo, worry little change
during the next "a hours.
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House Party At Grcgor, Place.

Miss Martha Rodcs. OF Danvllle.
Ky. and Mr.. Maury Robertson. Of
Charleston. West Va. arrived last
evening ana are the house guests of
Miss Lillian Gregory at Rustic Hall.
Gregory Place. Much OF the social
interest for the coming week will
center about"Gregory Place. though
no entertainments have been an
nounced as yet.
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boats?"
"sure. Don't you see that skift
over there?"
eyes, but can steamboats, travel up
it?"
'Sure,"
GLOW big?"
Mister" said the Old man, "oncet
or twicet a year the biggest ships that
ever was built could come cayortin'
right up this river, an the rest O the
year long-legged chicken could
wade it 'thout gittin' his III feathers
damp Youths Companion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-16

Mrs. J. NJ. Walton gave a pretty al
fresco party on Tuesday night at her
home on West Jefferson street in
honor OF her brother Mr.. Ward But
Ter OF Chicago. who is visiting her.
The lawn was effectively decorated
with Japanese lanterns. On the porch
which was an artistic effect of Japa-
nese lanterns, plants aud flowers. de-
licfous punch and cakes were served
by Miss Raby Walton. Music was a
feature OF the entertainment. Pres
ent were: Misses Cora Richardson.
Ella Wilhelm. Rosa Bayne. of Birm-
ingham, Ala; Fpyd Swift. Kate
Bauer. Eva Bauer. Vera Johnston.
Mary Byrd. Irene Curd, Vera Davis.
Dorothy Miller; Messrs. Watson Sock
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4 Week of informals.

Starting with few announced affairs
the week has rounded out pleasantly
gay. From now on the informal AFFAIR
will have It's day-and night-anl
they are as elusive as the wIll-o'-wisp.
The lawn party, the porch party. and
the boating party make the gayety for
the summer season, and these have all
featured the week with some parA
picnlcs.
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Miss Elsie Hodge was the hostess
of a delightful informal affair on
Tuesday evening at her home on
North Eighth street Dancing was
enjoyed during the evening and de-
iightful pineapple ice and cakes were
served. The guests were: Misses
Garnette Buckner. Elizabeth sebree.
Jean Morris, Neiia Hatfield, Henrle
Alcott; Messrs James Langstan, Sam
Hughes. Jr., Roy Prather. Guy Mar
tin. Ned Ashbrook. Clifford Harris.
VIII Rlnckliffe.
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Charging a jury.

During the reconstruct n period a
colored man was elected a justice of
the peace In the backwoods Of South
Carolina. His first case happened TO
be one in which the defendant asked
for trial by jury. When the testlmo-
ny was in and the argument had been
concluded, the lawyers waited for
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Official Forecasts.


A dose of Billiards. Horehound
Syrup will relieve it. Have you
cold? I
Try It for whooping cough, for asth-
ma, for consumption, for bronchitis
Mrs. Joe McGrath. 327 e. LIST. street
Hutchinson, Kans.. writes: 81 have
used Billiards. Horehound Syrup in
my family for years, and find 1t the
most palatible medicine ever used.
Did by Alvey & LIT,
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Surprise Party TO Miss Keller.

"A surprise party was given Miss
Anita Keller on Monday evening al
her home on West Broadway by a
Jolly crowd of the younger set. The
evening was delightfully."- spent on the
lawn. In the party were: Misses
Lucia Powell, Mary Freeman, of
Trenton. Tenn; Elizabeth Boswell,
Dorothy Langstaff, Jean Morris Rose
bud Hobson. Lucille We'll, Lillian Hob
son. Elizabeth Kirkland; Messrs.
Salem Cope. Robert Guthrie Ned Ash
brook. lack Hayes. Ed Cave, Henry
Hennebcrger. David Yelser, Clay
Kidd. Leslie Puryear.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-16

Mrs. II. A, Hicks entertained a
limited number of young people infor-
mally at her home on West Broadway
on Tuesday evening in honor of her
niece. Miss Mary Freeman. OF Tren-
ton, Tenn. II was an enjoyable affaih
AMI delightful refreshments were
served.
Among those present were. Misses
Anita Keiior. Lucia Powell, Jean
Morris. Elizabeth Kirkland Dorothy
Langstaff. Rosebud Hobson, Lillian
Hobson, Elizabeth Boswell, Lucille
We'll; Messrs. Leslie Puryear, Zach
Hayes, Salem Cope. David Yeiser.
Robert Guthrie. Ed Cave, Clay Kidd,
Henry Hcnnebcrger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-16
IN THE OLD KENTUCKY HOME


Do you know where the flowers bloom
the sweetest.
And charm with most subtle per-
fume;
Where the verdure is rarest and
greenest.
And the spring is one long, badmy
June;
Where the birds build their nests in
wild forests;
The land OF the cuckoo and lark;
Birds of paradise singing forever:
In Kentucky, dear home OF my
hearth
DO you know that her women are
fairest,
And charm with languorous grace
Only born in this wltching, warm
Southland.
While their beauty OF form and of
face.
With their voices 'ow and persuasive.
A melody all Of their own.
With characters strong. yet so gentle,
And loving their dear Southern
home.
And her men are both brave and
chiyalrous
Both manly and tender are they.
Their homes and their hresi los are
sacred.
Love rules them by night and By
day.
All over the page OF our nation
Kentucky has written her name;
Art. finance and hlstory's chaplets
Record with proud triumph the
same.
Louisville Times.
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Westmore.aad. Kan, May 3. 19O1<|
Ballard Snow Eminent Co. lon)
Snow Liniment cured an old sore ~
the side of M chin that was sur
posed TO be cancer. The sore VA
stubborn and would not yield 81
Treatment. until | tried Snow LID
ment. which did the work in s1G|
order My sister. Mrs. sophia
Carson. Allensyille. Mifiin Co..
has sore and rnistrusts that
cancer. Please send her 81
Sold BY Alvey = List.
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lawn Party for Quest.

Mrs. A. b. sowell will entertain
with an informal lawn party this ev-
ening at her home on West Broad
way. The guests are invited to meet
Miss searoy. OF Murfreesboro, Tenn,
who Is visiting Mrs. sowell.
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Philaihcan Officers.

The Philathea club OF the First
Baptist church met last evening at
the church. IL was business meet
ing and the following officers we're
elected. Mrs. Ruby Emery. president:
Miss Ella Patterson. vice president;
Miss Kate Richardson, secretary. AMI
Mrs. John yancey. treasurer. These
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-16

Miss May Hunt. Of Baltimore. Nd.
and Miss Eullce De Bard, of McMinn.
vile. Tenn. will arrive shortly to
visit Miss Mary Scott, of 725 Madi-
son streets
Mrs. George Powell, Miss Helen
Powell, Masters Turner. Petit and Laz-
Powell left "Wednesday for Haronis
Beach, Mich. where they have a sum
mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. MacMlilen
weat to Louisville this week for the
Home Coming celebration and TO at
tend a reunion of Mrs. MacMillen's
family. all formerly from Louisville,
who came from st. Louis for the
event.
Miss Bessie Seymour, who has spent
several winters with her aunt Mrs. l..
S. Dubois, of Fountain avenue and
Is 1906 graduate of the Paducah
High school, returned this week to
her home at Wall Kill, n. Y.
Miss Lillian Gregory returned home
on Friday from Dyersburg. Tenn.
where she attended a delightful house
party at the home of Miss Virginia
King. Mr.. Zach Hayes, of Paducah,
is one of Miss Kings house guests.
Miss Mary Scott and Mr.. Edward
u ri oh f.k o
from Nashville Tenn, where they at
tended the welding OF Mr.. Harry
Bringhurst to Miss Annabel Smith on
the 14th. /Mr. Edward Bringhurst
acted as best man for his brother.
Miss Aline Bagby left this week for
Dies Moines, Ia, to take a special
course in library science and literary
criticism at the University of Iowa
Miss Bagby is very gifted girl and
has studied extensively in New York
City and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Powell, OF
Austin. Tex. were the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. b. Nash at
the Sans SoucI Flats on North Ninth
street. Mr.. Powell is a brother of
Mrs Nash and a Kentuckian who has
not been home for thirty-five years.
He was en- rout to Loui"vllle. his
early home, for Home Coming week.
Miss Frances Wallace and Mr.. Rob
ert Wallace arrive home this evening
Miss Wallace has been visiting in
Salem. Lexington and Holly Virginia,
since the close of her school at Wash.
ington. Mr.. Wallace. after Princeton
college was dismissed, made the sea
trip from New York to Savannah and
Joined his father Mr.. George c. Wal
lace. at Atlanta.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Henry lie.
are the guests OF Rev. and Mrs. David
Cady Wright, on Kentucky avenue, Ell
route from Greenville. o., to jackson
Tenn. where Mr.. Lee goes as rector
Of the Episcopal church there. Mr.
Lee is a treat nephew Of Gen. Rober
4 It.. '4.-I !.
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The marriage of Miss Nellie Stokes
and Mr.. Thomas Stroud is announced
TO take place at Los Angeles. Cal.
July Is. Both parties recently left
here to make their home in the west.
and the wedding was announced after
their departure. Miss Stokes parents
have located in Los Angeles.
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Miss Lucyette Soule. one of the
charming younger socltey girls, is
visiting relatives in Frankfort. Ky.
Miss Katherine Powell has re.
turned from Godfrey, III. where she
has been for the past two years at
tending the old and notable Month
cello seminary.
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The Texa. Wonder

Cures all kidney. bladder and rheu-
matte troubles: sold by J. II. 0ehl-
sch,aeger, COL Broadway. DR.. T.. w.
Hal. p(ncs 1855 olive street, ST
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mon, Durward Sutton, Burney Davis.
James Davis, Oswald Cheek, Frank
Cheek. Melville Byrd, Ed Curd, Paul
Baines.
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compose the cabinet and will select the
appointive officers.
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Weddings.

NcuuingS.
A pretty wedding of the week wa.
that of Miss Jessie Byrd and Mr.. Will
liam Matthew Alexander. OF Licking
ton Miss. (which was solemnized on
Tuesday morning at O'Clock at the
Broadway Methodist church by the
Rev. Thomas J. Newell. The bride
was charming in lingerie frock oil
white chiffon and lace and Gains
borough trimmed with hydrangeas
She carried white sweet peas The
ushers were: Messrs. Melville Byhd
Jr Richard Scott Frank Cheek and
ID. e. Sutton. The couple will spend
the summer In Chicago and will be at
home in Lexington, Miss. after Sep
TENDER the first.
Miss Jessie Q. Nash, OF this city.
and the Rev. John w Sykes. of Hope.
Ark, were quietly married at the
Episcopal church In Forrest CITY.
All, where the bride was visiting
Mrs. ID. c. Webb. Rev Gordon
smeed. rector of Christ church, Little
Rock Ark. performed the ceremony.
The engagement was of some years
standing but II was decided to have
the marriage solemnized while the
bride was in Arkansas They went
directly to Hope.
The engagement of Mr.. Ncllls B.
Goldsmith. of Padunh, to Miss Cora
Loich, OF Louisville, was announced
this week. The wedding date has NOT
been set
Mr.. Goldsmith is the popular local
agent for the Kentucky Central In
surance company. He formerly livet
in Louisville Miss Torch has been
visiting her fance's parents here. She
Is an attractive young lady.
The marriage of Miss Anna Luft
aud Mr.. Robert Dunlap, Of Columbus.
o. will take place in that city on the
goth. Miss Luft is sister of Mr.. J.
F. Luft and has visited here. Mr..
and Mrs. Luft left this week to attend
the wedding.
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Folding Jap Fans

Prettiiv decorated in silver
and flowers on tinted stock,
the regular SC kind, n
.or. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-05
IN POLICE COURT.
Six Indians and Two White Men, All
Plain Drunks.

This morning the usual routine in
the police court was varied by Judge
Fitz Gerald who improved upon the
regular IS or three days penalty gen.
orally imposed upon those who vio-
late ordinance No. 404. There were
six Indians in the police court batch.
and upon these the Judge descended.
Allen Padawah was the first to
come down the line and he was given
the alternative of paying $S or stay.
ing in Jail for four days. on Abra-
ham Lyman the court was more LEM
lent and a fine of Sc or three DAYS
was imposed. Senator Mitchell and
My Pete were given the biggest bunch
OF ala sentence of $40 or five days
being inflicted. you have been
coming here pretty often" said the
recorder by way of explanation. Big
Jim, the remaining Indian, was given
sentence of SS or four days.
There were also white faces before
the court today. They were Gene
stephens and John Burns. Both be-
ing new men were given the time.
honored S5 or three days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-05
JAMEsoN-HARRIs WEDDING.
Well Known Young People We'd at the
Home of the Bride Last Evening,

A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized last evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Harris, at 109 Water street,
when Miss Pearl Harris became the
wife of Elva B. Jameson.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. L. Van Nuys, of the First
Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev.
c. Fl. Nellor, Of the First Congrega-
tional church. The home was most
beautifully decorated with potted
plants, evergreens and streamers of
vari-colored paper, the center of the
decorations being an immense we'd
ding bell under which the ceremony
was performed.
Loren Harris, brother of the bride,
was best man, and Miss Margaret
Parker, of Walla Walla. was brides
maid. About 20 intimate friends of
the family were present. A large
number of beautiful presents were re-
celved.
Mr.. Jameson is employed In the
domestic laundry, and Miss Harris has
been in the offices of the local tele-
phone company for several months.
They will reside in housekeeping quar-
ters at the home of the brides pa
rents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-05
GWINN IN BOISE.
Banker Boosts for His
Town I'm Idaho.

Pendlcton Banker Boosts for His
Town I'm Idaho.
Monte B. Gwinn stopped over in
Boise yesterday on his way to Noun
tainhome from Pendleton, says the
Boise Capital News. The matter of
the McGinness estate comes up for
hearing in the probate court today,
and Mr.. Gwinn, as administrator, Is
to present the interests of the various
heirs.
Speaking Of Pendeton, Mr.. Gwinn
said that he was more than satisfied
with the conditions prevailing In busi-
ness circles, and especially the invest
ments made by himself and friends
"The business Of our bank Is con-
tinually on the increase" he said,
land 1t has become necessary to en-
large our facilities. We are remodel
ing the interior of the bank, and when
the work Is completed we will have
one Of the most convenient, commodi-
Gus and handsome banks between
Denver and the coast.
"Pendleton is prosperous. the
crops have been very good and the
prices are better than for some years
Shortage of cars has delayed the
marketing Of the immense wheat croI
but as this is not a perishable COM
modify, and as the crop will sell In
the warehouses at Pendleton as wei
as at Portland, there is no actual loss
in the delay"