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The Dolores star., 1906-03-09

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The Dolores star., 1906-03-09

"He's hard fellow to get along
with.u
"yyho is?n
"The ossified man,
Mrs. Donohue-Th' druggist sez ye're
to take wine-glass full NV this medi-
cine wanst ivry hour durin' th' day.
Mr.. Donohue-An' durin' th' night,
pllwat?
Mrs. Donohue-He didn't say, but I
suppose he names ye're to slape off TIL
fleets av it thin.
You don't approve of the Govern
ment's taking any hand in the railroad
business:"
"No," answered Farmer Corntossel,
~ believe in Seepin' 'em apart. Some
o. these railroad men is mighty smart.
The first thing we know, they'll be
ownin' controllin' interest in the
Government"
Lawyer-You say you left home on
the tenth?
Witness-Yes, sir.
lawyer came back on the
twenty-ffth?
Witness-Yes, sir.
Lawyer (severely)-What were you
doing in the interim?
Witness-Never was in such place.
The Dolores star., 1906-03-09

"He's hard fellow to get along
with"
The Dolores star., 1906-03-09

1.-THE ossified man."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
--WILMlNGTON

Especial to The Times Dispat ch,1 II NJ.
WILMINGTON. N, O., July 14-,About
the only thing out OF the ordinary the
week Just closing were three wedding all
#nouncements,
TWO OF the weddings will be celehrat ted
| In October, one being that Of Miss Maggie
Mol lhenny Catlett, q popular young sos
ciety woman Of this city, and Mr.. CLAW
ence Il, II owe, private secretary to- Mr..
Hugh AlacRae, head Of the Consolidated
Company, and the other that Of Mr. y,
strudwtck Nash, q 'popular society man
OF Wilmington, and q Miss Annie Taylor,
OF Pittshoro. NJ G. d IA; l8 Heb
The third marriage Will be solemnlzed
shortly, ana will he that Of Miss Isabellh
stguthers, OF Cirist, N !. O., and Dr. John
Charles syYessel, connected with the Aty
lantio Coast line II elief De men. j tllis
City. The wedding VIII take plae 90 sat the
home 81 the bride y parents. Mrs. and
Mrs.. ~ lllan. s strutheFs, at Grist, the
s24th Cd this Emont n u .sis Il 33s
Two 1of the most p9pltla Sof the suRss
msr visitors have been N lss josephine
Rud4. 81 Pstsrsburs who was eIls
'sstsytalnsd ~ the home Bqf Mr., and ears,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PEOPLE. IN [ 0UIsAs

8 Special TO The Times Dispatch.)
...FREDER1CK's HALL, 3 AZ, July Il H.
The. housewives in this section are se-
$verely, taxed ~ in order to Il care for the
city folks W no are spending Il the heated
Mesdames r.. H. Ball, q, a. Euker, T.
p. selecnlan. A Ice MI Phail} and NJ: r.
Thompson, Misses Kate Lee Clemmitt.
Annie Lee @Bowles, q Annie ss N orwell. " and
#ElmoreM and Master Clifton w odf,n. Of
Richmond are stopping with Majo AZ. ].
The families 81 Mr. a, ., Johnson,
*Penic Shelton. II. D. +. Smith and y. y.
Gillian, Of Richmond. are! temporarily
guests OF Mr.. semple GOODWIN. XXI a .
STs M sses Vi Elsie N sml TIL, II, SS Brauera and
Minnie Keck, Of Richmond and Mamie
Smith, Of Norfolk. are sumnlering with
B RS, s lEsettie Francisco. a.
$5S DR.. 3yY. H. o.. g ehee and fnmil W. and
Mrs. Wore, fof Richmond, and Miss Bessie
Dickinson and Mr.. II b G. Denlinger, OF
Norfolk. are staying at Mr.. g. I1.. T rice 8.
Miss Mary S. Read is the guest q Rev.
Mr. Claude Richardson, Of Rome, Ca,
Is spending some Time with Enrrne t i'olh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
SOUTH BOSTON VA.

88 Especial to The Time s p ispatch.)
IA SOUTH BOSTO Az ] ulyi In Misses
Mamie q. Kelly, Of Remingto !; Nora orr
u. Fowlkes 81 Danyille md Rosa Glass,
of ingram, a., are ting Mrs. g rylllg
10 III Mcdowell at this place. "
ss Miss Aline Webb. % Roxboro, is the
guest 1.-THE Misses Isl ate.
7aNfr. Tyree G. n yYrig1l and Mr. VIZ.
Lawson, OF this place, were anon g the
members OF a delightful house-partyg at
the home OF D. w. owen this week
is Miss Wayne 7. In gram is visiting relal-
5tives n In Durham X this week s}5i
8Sf Mrs. H "a. Thomas is ting rela tiyes
IN }Lunenburg county. $l
5 Mrs. g Gorge z. a Cutie, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. =. q. 1ngle.
left Wednesd FOR At Ian tic City to spend
some time She wa VI a omrantedt $S!by
Mrs gle. Y 5 81
MI. and Mrs Jack 6 a Bla ckwell q q
this place. are spending some time + Of 7
Craig Springs in Craig county,. al
# Miss Helen Hcrrink returned + to- her
home in Fluvanna coun ty. this week, II
ter a pleasant visit to Miss Richardson.
S5 NJ n and Mrs. r.. H. I3eazle a re q tend-
ing the meeting OF the Virginia Press s.
socia ton at Chase City. RI il5 sii3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Edga III Iarvey, ID !. At P. Az d tional$ his
storian, and Wife, have been8 spend l
ing several weeks here, left MOI day Tor ol'
Richmond, Newport Ne VS., and Norfo -
While In South Boston. Mr.. and II Mrs srt
Harvey were the guests Of honor 9 I
quite q number OF delightful 50 ial func-
TONS Mr.. Harvey 81 headaua rters are IN
i New York, but he expects to spend sew.
Seral months In Norfolk. M 5ta
@ During the coming fall months he and
his force OF ~ . i r. P. sA. men expect. to
write up the State OF y Virginia, put q i
In book form and offer It Tor sale at
the jamestown Exposit ion.s Mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

q
"Wednesday to Join a camping party near
Bedford city She will be Joined in Beds
ford City BY Misses Mary Ewart and
Miss Dell ,Hamner,o OF SLynchburg. MIR.
and Mrs. Hal. A1osby cha perone the party
at 6 Apple Orchard, " $} q.
Miss Gussie Patton, OF Maryland, is
the guestBof Mrs. James! Patton.
Mr.. r. A1cC. Burlington entertained
his friends d t a Dutch supper on " iii
M. SR.&Talcott. N1essrs. Hazen, Niontgom-
cry, Moore. 4 Morton. Miller, Adamson
Cooke, Cox. Bass, Burnett. Han cock, Fer
glison, Mayrc, Hobson, Cooke. Meek, Pat-
ton, Williams of Bon Air. Dr., Fisher and
Mr.. Jewett sof Midlothian, and Messrs.
Fendlcy Rouss and Walden pf Richmond.
Miss Amy Dunn gave n delightful hay
ride to her Richmond and Bon Air friends
on Friday night. After the ride refresh
ments were served and dancing was kept
IN until a late hour. Miss Dunn invited
IS her guests Misses Helen Tanner, Nfnble
O'Ferrall. Cary Valentine, Mamie Patton
Willie Crutchfield, Anne Royal, Claire
Smith, Jessie Evans, Virginia Fleming
Grace N eale. Louise 3Crump.5 Alice ,t, Nelson
Marie Harwood OF Richmond, Misses Bes.
sic Smith, Virginia Miller, Mary Meek
Nellie Nc Clure, liza Montgomery of Bon
Air, and Messrs, Royster. Atkins, Smooth,
Brown Darlington, Allen, Lefew, Camp,
Glazebrook. Williams, Johnson, Watkins,
Laris, Gardner. Sutton, Forbes. Adamson,
| Meek, Moore, Ellerson, -Blnnton and Con-
quest. q
Misses Mamie Powers and Emily Smith,
who have been Visiting in Powha tan, res
turned ia Bon. a lr last Monday. M K
Mrs, Allen Ferguson spent part OF "a st
week with Mrs. 5Bridgfprth, Az Vi
Miss Clara Powers left on TuesdaySto
visit Mrs. Flippen. In Powllatan county.
The games Of baseball played at Md
lothlanon Saturday afternoon have proved
great attractions for the summer Gro wds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
TUNsTALL's SOCIAL

Mrs, w. *, I.ipscomh and children are
Visiting their parents near Taylorsylle,
Hanover county.
Miss Lena Gregory is spending her va
cation With her parents at their lovely
''g STs. Artnlr Ayers, accompanied ny
her husband, has returned to their home,
Williamsburg, after q pleasant stay
Mrs. Alton raliarerro ana little son:
Mrs. r, s. pobson. d. +. u h II Y, 81
4 Miss Elugie Grnmp IL visiting her uncle.
g;pr, FISHER, at Midlothian, va.
Ssy Mr. w. Il. Bonne Is visiting friends
4 4, q, Tunstall made 9 business trim r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
md virginia Miller are enjoying 4 stay ,5

and Virginia Miller are enjoying stay
at Atlantic City. III j 8s Is! sEs
Az Mr. y !. e. Cox has returned from 9
Hay Convention In ohio. sl
S9 Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cary and children,
who have been WI h lss Evelyn stiles.
have returned to Richmond. saS
Mrs. Norman Morton and daughter,
Rosalie Meredith, have be en- the guests OF
Mrs. Hammer In Lynchburg. ,g
& MrR. Jason Prindle and Miss Lucy Prin-
die have returned to their home, having
spent the! winter and Ing On tho West.
Miss Susie Bradley. OF Fre dericksbtrg.
is the guest Of Miss Carrie Moore. 5H3
SIS The entire community sympat hize sim
ccrely wit ii Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wherry
In tho death last week OF their infant
son. Douglas Meredl ill., III
Miss Werner is the guest OF Miss B a.
tina Adnmson. 5s5s IL sS
s4 Dr. and Mrs McIlwaine. Or. and Mrs.
Willie Dunn. " no have cen at lie Noel,
left last week for the mountains OF Viz.
GINA Mrs. Dunn's baby. who has been
sick, n was some what improved
HI Mrs. ames IIazen and Mr.. Ned HaZen
have returned from n Northern trip.
n Miss Olive Moulten Is visiting friends n q
In Connecticut tt ~
u. Miss eliza beth Nc lure is home again
after visiting friends in Norfolk. So 55
Miss Won Rodman Is ss pending some
time at Mrs. F. ". ithers's.
Mrs. w. r. Snoddy and children, OF
5Keysvllle. Is the guest OF Mrs J.8sC g.
Harry, at the Methodist parsonage,
d Dr.. r. r. Wilson. Presiding Elder OF
West Richmond District, who has been
sick at Mr.. Harry's. returned to Rich-
mond on Friday. .Sss
eat Misses Margaret and Elizab eth Morton,
OF Richmond. were guests $on Vednesday
OF Mrs. N. S. Morton. si q.
VI Alr.$an Mrs, John Hancock and daugl
ter. Katherine, are summering with Mrs rl
y. p. Cox, Jr. ri 81 ,
a Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burnett, who
have been a Lake T oxhway.Hls. G, have
returned to Mrs Coxs ~ IS, d.
4 Mr. Lucie IN L., Bass, who has been u
3the Underwater Ra iiroad Compan ~, IS VISIT
Ing his .mother,sAirs. Il q. Bass.
Miss Kits Wren. OF Lee Park, left last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PEOPLE All; Acton
,snec a rs IThe Times-Dispua tons

1E95y5l Special to. The s,Times- lspatch.) -.
3i;} ALTON, Al July 14.- Mrs Gorge r.
3Lumsden. abyS and nurse, of Richmond,
are guests at the Afton House
Mr.. "A, b. Goodloe is Visiting Mrs.
Douglas q Mac Gregor, IN Richmond.
"a Messrs. Charles and Samuel Ioeel, Of
EBaltimoreS were the guests Of Mr.. y (.
Ezekiel Hall this week. 333
55t. Or. .Al len Topper and daughter, Of New
York, were fton visitors this week.
Mrs. ]. Ezekiel Hall leaves this week
to spend several weeks visiting in Nor
folk and the seashore. Y, "A
Miss Janie Lipscomb has returned Ito
her home In Chariot tesvle.
5sst2 DR.. G George Ross, Of Richmond Who has
been tho guest Of Mr.. a FREQ. vs. Scott,
nj 1..Royal Orchard returned home this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

don, Nc after making a short Visit to
Captain and Mrs W. IT, Wright are
visiting friends In Bedford,
A DR., W,.I, Watts has been quite sick
and unable to- fill ibis practice,
Miss Y. Nellie Payne, Of Richmond, is
q guest Of her sister, Mrs, W, II. Harris.
Miss Payne WITS formerly from Nelson,
Where she has many admirers who are
glad to see her back,
Miss Mamie Watts Is visiting her pa
rents at Rockbrldse for n few weeks,
Mi. X II. Smith, tho kind and genial
proprietor Of tho tGladstone' was In
Lynchburg this week on business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PEOPLE IN GA DST0NE

Especial to Tho Times :spa tch.>
& GLADSTONE, VA July = 4.--Nr M. n.
sKimbrougla Is visiting his family II at
sBremo this week $5S 4ss S3i 2st 5Sts 4, i,
1, NJ VI an ara 2 Via sor g ! i lilo 90 d
Mr.. e.. II I0uval / expects to leave US
soon for the. West, where he5Will ira y el
for his health. EN- t . 9. .sF, IN, III
5s& Mr.. Stephen Nlundy,%of Yves Vlrglnla,
is visiting his parents.s q. 60 Is. "a
Mr. S. C. Payne has returned to Glen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Richmond this week,
Mrs Cooke. Of, nlchnrond, ,is visiting her
Miss Gale Cosby. Of Keysyille, Is the
guest of her sister here.
Il Mrs. Georgia IApscomb, OF Richmond,
Is spending some' time with Mrs, r. ",
Rev. Kenney, OF Richmond College, was
a visitor In Tunstall recently
Mrs, @. Carson 'runstall. who has been
sick, Is now able to be out, q, ]. IN. s..
III for several weeks 10 reported 20 pe
Ie ROY sTunstall Alexander, visited his
Stanley Bowls Of Richmond, visited his
parents here last week. - !,
Miss Ellen Whit lock, OF ichmond was "a
a guest of Mrs. Eddie Bowls last wees.
4. e, Tunstall was Q recent ylsltoF N
S.Alount Erospeck ,sS III ~ tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

KIN G. be ROSS I, on yyrightsville Beach,
and Miss Marion Montague, OF r Richmond,
Va. The latter young lad y. the past week
was the guest OF honor a. a dellgn !. !,
reception5 gfyer, by Miss Caroline Sale
Hard wick at tho home OF her mother, on
South Second Il Stree :sgg4Sa g, I'll
# Miss Murl @HcssburgerH and the Misses
Goldinberg, chaperoned by M and Mrs Nj :;
Harry Hirsh, all OF r chmond are guests st
at the barrymore Hotel, Wrigh1 hts tsYilite '
Beach 5i8 g .s3{}l3f s.; s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
.lGraY, son Sulphur Springs
onS tl1e \ Norfolk q Western Rail

TraIn stops 100 Feet from = otei.
~ IL sa5und der new manag cement Cuisine !.
and service unexcelled. attitude y, b0o 1eeL
sofSthe mississippi. The Dean Orch estr1a
Tar the seaso nj Dancing. bass fishing
in N ew river, bowling. boatin etc. N g,
finer Wa te i In the world than that Of tbs
Grayso Il Sulphur Springs rail- stomach pm
troubles, especially kidne bladd e. and;
dyspepsia, rheumat Ism, = ervous pros y -
ton, female troubles, u etc. Rates ,2 S \.
to ,1o.oo',per week. Eve ything possible ,si
will Be done to make your sta . q M yely
pleasant one. He nd cold y pat ~ tEes'..
Write for pamphlets. I. a8
& " 3 oLLtN g, N anane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
BON AIR Il SOCIAL

Especial to The Times lspatch,)
Y BON AIR !, July 81 NJ RS. y AicC. Bull
Ing ton and family and AZ iss Hu lie ems
son have returned from 5as three wee ks.
trip to Mrs Richard Bellanly at Keswlck
Mr. Burlington Is spending some y time
with his family In Bon q lr.s 4sS
Mrs. Polk Miller, Misses. Maud Miller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
1T1 z g. n .4,
CARTERSVILLE,vA.
Especial e The Timcs- Dispatch.)

.Ss Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
888s CARTERsVILLE1. v a., July & a ar cv,3
j. M. Rowland, Of the N, & ~. Church, IS
spending few days In Farmer, NJ C,,
at the old homo OF his wife. NJ
Miss Mary =. Pnlnlorc, now of Esmont,
is at her home for stay OF several ''
weeks. q }ESs q y. . !,
s& Mrs. NJ "a, Palmore and children. Of
Georgia, are visiting relatives In Car
Stersville. Ri 81 Ia WI * 55 81 3
Mr.. G. w. Dickinson, Miss Lily Dick
inson and Mrs. S, Z, Kie Will return
shortly from a trip to I'royld ence.s8 5
# One OF the most interesting events OF
the season will be the marriage OF Miss
gnlmple Moon to Mr. Z. S. Taylor. OF
5Chesterfeld, on the 18th Of August. Miss
Moon Is an exceedingly populal young
lady, and her many friends Will be inter-
ested IN this event. @ IA & IA
\ ,,T, II. "A, History Of Virginia.
Especial Ito The Times.D patch)
SOUTH BosToN. VA..SJuly ll--Alr. ! I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Pine B Hot Il ' 'v;,. ss.s'''

Is wenty minutes BY trolley from Norfolk. vir-
Hotel combines every known comfort and con
yeniencs Unexcslled cuisine and service Salt
water OF, three sides B. Pam kof pines In rear.
Purest drinking water. Bathing. boatl Ing. Fish:
Ing, Tennis; souoits. Coli. Fine Orchestra; 100
fest 9of boardwalk along shore. FOR book
jst. "a WIN. n c. ROYER. Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Rockbridqe Alum Springs

y In the Mountains OF Virginia. Elevation ooo
Cuisine excellent, Orchestra, GOLF Links, Tennis.
II you want your summer outing to count u, ior
For Illustrated booklet write Mrs. ROSA q.
YOUNG Proprietor, Rockbridge Alum sprlneg,s
EVa.A Take BWest-bound Chesapeake Y q no Z tnlo
Trains a sg y III 55fg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
SEAS ON 1905 "a
Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel.

a53 Cottage SYSTEM \,
Now Ope n. 81 SEES sep Sg y 1.;e g
on n orfolk Division sout hern; +. RI g
miles east Of found I, Il ~ ~
sale atg ali principal points REDUCED
rates. Guests have the free i've Of thu !.
medicinal waters. S# Hot and colo min era I
water bal 1ls, Send for pamp hletB glvil1n1s
~ a, w. q AR HE s, M anager.a
Dr.. 3. X. HAYS Res dent aPhysic clan 99SS
Se Estal III OF THOS H. GOODE, re en- ~
tor. VA 7, " V,
proved service to 4 Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
HoUr%ExTRAvAoAN =
G the New Transient Steel 81 built Fireproo0lf
AOTE ri w OoDSTOCks

IEE3IHf west third Sire near Broad
sn
The very heart Eof the city In the midst OF
the Theatres and Clubs and near the Shopping
cars adjacent: Accommodates for Ave huns
dred. Rooms u Luxurious al light Rooms
Restaurant. + Music Also Hotel Berwick nut
land. tSg 5s ". jId,VAL1QuEITh.Ess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
STOCKTON HOTEL,

TT1-7 GAZE MA N I'D ..-I *
Opens June d 3Oth.S Faces directly on
the ocean. 5s Surrounded by lawn Of II 20
acres. Palm garden; tennis: n all amuse-
ments ;appolntments and cuisine first.
class. Guests IN have N PRIV llege d OF all
"a me nariag cement a. nj ,apa ST fourteen
years. 81 For terms. 4 etc. ddress III; n. g.
CAKE Rates. ~. 50 ssreek and VI
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-01-25
DEATH In SNOWSLIDE.
This is Believed to Have Happened
TO Al Hennessy, Mail Carrier
Thunder City to Roosevelt.

Al Hennessy, a mail carrier be-
+uoen Roosevelt and Thunderbolt,
i believed to have lost his life in
snowslide in the canyon Of Monu-
mental creek Wednesday. His
horses have been found dead and a
search party is now looking for his
bodv. The slide in which it is
thought Hennessy met death oc-
CURED some time during Wednes-
|dav afternoon or night. Slides
swept down into the canyon OF the
creek for distance of approxim-
ately five miles, carrying destruc-
ton in it's path. The dead bodies
i Of the two horses were found yes
terday morning. An immediate
search was begun for the body of
the carrier.
AL Ostner of Boise, who has the
contract for carrying the mails in
/ to Thunder mountain, came down
from the hills yesterday, and upon
his arrival learned of the slide in
Monumental creek. He kept the
wires hot arranging for the organ
ization of larger searching party,
but before all plans could be per-
iected the wires went down and
| communication is now cut off with
Thunderbolt and country beyond.
Hennessy was a subcontractol
. for Ostner. He was we'll known
in that country, having kept g
! road house a short distance this
side of Roosevelt. t.-Statesman.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-01-25
THUNDER CITY
Thunder, Jan. 20, 1906.


The big storms have torn the
telephone wires down and roads
are in bad condition on account
of snowslides between Knox and
Roosevelt.
Charles Cantrall and Henry
Westfall of Alpha were in town
last Thursday doing land business
with U. S. Com. Fred S. Logue.
J. HI. Stofil and O. B. Dickerson,
Boise drummers, were transacting
business with our merchants last
Friday.
Owing to the big storm the mail
on the Thunder mountain route
has been tied up for the past week.
Walter Wixom was kicked by a
horse in the face and shoulder.
Don't know date nor particulars.
Albert Mcneil of Round valley
was in town the 18th inst. on his
way to Vanwyck.
Mart and Vet Connyers of Craw-
ford passed through town the 18th
enrOute to Boise.
Mart and Rufus Warner attend
ed the dance at Roseberry the 18th
Miss Lillian LaForge from Iowa
is here visiting her brother Harry
r. E. Bowman of Pearsal was
in town buying goods today.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-01-25
Weather Conditions.

Snow, measured yesterday even
ing, is A inches deep on the level.
1t is good and wet and we'll packed.
yesterday was the first day since
the 9th inst. that the entire "a
nours passed without some snow
falling. Lower down the valley
IAN Tell on two or occasions when
" showed here. Such long spell
VI stormy weather is unusual. 1t
- also unusual for us to go so far
through the winter without having
:olne rain or thawing weather, but
~ started to thaw. yesterday and
0ne snow has settled somewhat
ie neavy snowfall insures plenty
water next summer for placer
- iiling and irrigation. Old set.
'-0iS say that plentiful supply o1
lDo" presages an abundant wilo
crop the ensuing summer.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-01-25
Pony Express is Now a Mail Train

The Pony Express will carry
mail on and after Monday next,
according to a report from E. MI.
Hoover, assistant traffic manager
of the Pacific & Idaho Northern
road. In a note to the Capital
News today Mr.. Hoover says:
eve are glad to inform you that
we have been notified by the post
office department that effective
Monday next the Pony train will
carry through mail pouch fol
Council, so that on and after that
dav Boise mail for the upper coun-
try will go through without any
delay whatever en- route.-Caplta-
News.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-01-25
More SeasOnabIe Weather Here.

Washington, Jan. 21.-A warm
wave which scores the highest rec
ord in temperature since 1890 pre-
vailed today throughout the region
between the Mississippi valley and
the Atlantic coast. Its crest was
in Ohio, where temperatures re-
norted to the weather bureau ran
ges from 70 to IA degrees.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-10-04
Indianapolis.

Miss Delpha Hines has been visiting
the past week at Geo. Roberts.
Mrs. Len Hamilton called on Mrs.
Pritchard one day last week.
Mrs. Nora Axes visited with Mrs.
Geo. Roberts Saturday.
| Will Epperley and sons, Albert and
Fred made cider at S. Whislers Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Cox, of Davis City,
were guests of the latters parents,
Wesley Pritchard and wife, Saturday.
| Mrs. Will Epperley and daughters,
Della and Pearl called on Mrs. CLYDE
Pryor Saturday.
Misses Mamie Sprague and Olive
Millsap were at Leon Saturday taking
teachers examination.
| Oscar Penniwill, Inez Still, Helen
and Maggie Whistler, of Leon, spent
one evening last week at the home of
the latters parents, S. Whistler and
wife.
| A. J. Wells and sons, John and Paul
were Decatur City callers Sunday.
Tom Smith and family spent Sunday
at Sam Downey's, south of Decatur.
Mrs. Matte Rex and children visited
at Harve Axes Thursday.
Merritt Reynolds called on Lew Axes
Sunday.
Mrs. Len Hamilton visited Mrs. jeff
Strange one day last week.
Len Hamilton and Silas Whistler were
fishing on Grand River Wednesday.
Mrs. jeff Strange and daughters
visited with Mrs. Willard Gardner of
Leon, Saturday.
A large crowd attended the funeral
of Oscar Vanderpool, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Don Vanderpool, Saturday, at
Palestine. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Armstrong, pastor
of the Leon Baptist church, interment
in Palestine cemetery. The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of the entire
community.