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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

Up-to-date iobpri .llps ~ con.
able prices.
Don't overlook The cwbim Solo
at Brown's
Fred Otlcy and wiievere talntR
our visitors during the week.
Luther Tudor WIS among uuf
visitors dnrine the week
Mr.. !. u. Veua,or presented So
The Lakeview Library a s 20
books, comprising tea volums
Worlds Best ora,ors.' rhe ner
Gus gilt is very much appft.uta
by the association, aud adds ms
terially to the list Of book c1u
,eiued in the Libyafy -Laksvicu
Examiner.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

Noiro hcfcb, given that thc uudrr'
isnrl ho. beu appointed by ihc C0uu
U Court uf liafrcy County, state ol
ufcaoa Adninstrhof oi lho cn,aiv OF
john r1n.cy, tccoaci, and has dolly
qnahdcd 40 wrun having cisin-
oain .ail estate are hereby Required
lo present tho .amc TO me at my wgulaf
p'aec of hn.inoss n nr wtoy Oregon.
wi.h proper ,ouohof, aud dul, yolidrd
uthm ss month"; from ,hc iaie OF ihi'
uoIle
uatcI tMt gth DAY ol C,,itber 1900.
uANr MfLLtR,
Administrators
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

N, ths remh<kAble showing Of
y lfirst N@'iotel Bank for the
Mead N. ID.
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:. ,okinio<h eohts, Fur Goods
Mold ~eashtf earmenis ofevery
fip,ien Ax btopn's
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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UNITED srArf IANn OflIlE E.r
nurns, orcuen NuvtulHf iHN.f
Notice is hcrehy ri,ru thrf tanrs y tUI.
son. if of McncImiit ufaan NH N.ri n.
Ill BIS Intention 90 make NuAI NN. NH.I ..'H
iu suufinri ul his claim. N'H. NHl. UH
tft No $40 made iuiy iU lI N.
scJtlun lf township f e rfnrH I
AMI that said pruuf viii hU WHNr HHN I.
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Bis conNnuuus residence urn HuU HhIN IN
oi the land. via ianfUs u, AUUFU.UH. I.
tiomaiuV q a Anderson D. !. NntatsoH a.i
Mcicffmltt oregon.
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llQcon llcgNse rErrloN.

Wr, tho mirniuel lsnl yoior. II
ru,b.o pmanU, llue, unuuly State
ui OtrH a.t.nl'f pounnu thr lion
C1ny Cu0da urlHcY Cnuuiy state
o' OREGON, m Hnanf q iiern,N Go ] e..
lrirman t1 900 rrlr.uons Malt aud
Nmma llaor boo i.u quanrlles than
rrr rriivu b., s,-i.e preeine' llafH-s
Count. Ha'a Nl Oregon, lur iho Period
rlH1 mo.th. aa ln dntf hmnd ve eill
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION


UNITED STATES fANn nITNF
hufuf. one, Nor1mn H
Motive Il hrfthy given ihHi Urn.FH Nu.H
anan OF lihfuUY. oregon. hHa lIHI uIII.N N
his intention a. make NnHi five fNHf f"Hi iH
support ui hls plalW. Nia' NumrHirHI |ILI.
No. ila made May b.. iHi. iuf 900 Mt NN
sNt. wv 4. scciitn ~ nnd sIIt tE .'IHH
D. township u linnHu Hi o.. ~. M Hn IIH'
said proof viii o. made before fIr UUIIH'.I HH|
Receiver. ~ Burns, Oregon. un nH.r.l.0I .tN
ilNL
lic names the ioilOuiur uitnUs.rH fi r.It
hif continuous frfIdUuUc uInn auH ru IHN
oil the land. via J. T. Garrett NHH .H"
more. Chas. h leonard. fuflo No'iUnH
~ ui nurut. oregon.
w. fAurr. NrHfH.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


S,..... = 80 80. ,s., t....s, .iliiu
uarney, Otegon has nlcd Notice ui hlt lHirriiN.
70 make hnnl fvu Yrlr rnnul in .unNn.f uI I
gialm, via. Homestead rniu Nn lI.. Ni.NH
august NJ. ipN Tor the W. Nwt eU.iHn
ToNnshlp E 4 Range Iit II. NJ. ~ HUi IHfi
said proof will d. made helufo tnH NIi
18th. 100
iic names thC following witUUts. fu Hrltl
his continuous residence ufalH HuI UHI.IlaIiIH
uf the lauh. via Mrs D.. y. iHmra. IlH .l
ncy, OrcEun
Wu FArrF ncnn'rf
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Schwart1 has creamery butter at
the Busy Corner Store"
Grant Thompson spent several
days with his family this week.
ACam George is now ready 20
take orders Cor spring delivery Of
nursery stock.
The McCaiIerty moving picture
show was one Of the best to visit
our city.
w. T. Smith is back from an in
spectiOn tour Of land in the Wagon.
tire section.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson desires the
ladies Ofthis vicinity 10 call and see
her new fall samples.
Mrs. Albert Brown, Of Eugene, is
here on visit to her sistei-in-law,
Mrs. Grace hampshire.
A. L. VanderpOol is over from his
Silver creek home, having brought
over load Of wheat to the mill.
Leave your orders at the City
Meat Market for Thanksgiving
turkeys. None dressed unless or
dered.
Our old friend u. W. Fitchett
made the boss of this shack a pres
ent Of fine Buff Cochin rooster
the other day.
Are YOU aware that Browns are
direct dealers in coffees7 You are
buying quality when you purchase
Teas and Coffee's at Browns.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar 10 the public and
invites his old time patrons aud
friends TO call. Draft beer 5 cents.
Dr. Hibbard and his uncle, Geo
libbard, are home from a trip to
the southern part Of the county
They had been absent since the
middle Of last month.
Mrs. Wm Fare and little daugh.
ter are expected home tomorrow
from a visit to relatives ia Canyon
City Geo. Smith. the liveryman.
went over af,et them.
Mrs. A. Egli has returned FROM
Ontario where she was called on
account of the illness Of her daugh.
ter Lelah. The young lady return
ed home with her mother,
Austin Uoodman's woodsaw IL
still In commission AID will make
your wood pile look like 80 cents IN
short time. He also has a good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
Relatives have received word Of
the death Of the little son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Bruss Byrd. The little
fellow died last Friday night FROM
pneumonia. lie was n little oyer n
month old.
People living In the Country; we
want your Banking business. Our
residence here for nearly quarter
Of u century, our method Of doing
business aud our financial response
bility are well known 10 you. Leon
NJ. Brown Cashier Harney County
Bank Burns Ore.
Married-Thursday, Nov. 22, at
the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. J. 7.
Barnes, j. 7. Dickinson aud Mrs.
Susan Barnes, Rev. A. J. Irwin per-
forming the ceremony. MIR. Dick
enson is an old resident Of THE
county and the bride is a sister TO
Mrs. Barnes The lady has been
here from the east about three
weeks. The couple will make their
home in this city.
J. r. jenkins was over from the
STEMS Mountain this week, having
brought over Dave jenkins, the
young man that had bic leg broken
lasi week The Times Herald was
somewhat mixed in lie reports Of
this matter in its last issue. DIR.
Geary went out aud placed the in-
jured leg in a cast, but We stated
the leg had not been set. The pa
tieut is doing well at the present
time
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24
hIQuoR License PETITION

We. the undersigned losai yofgn of
Lake pr,c cinci, lIarncy county riaie oi
Oregon, respectfully petition ihr llon
County Court Of ilarncy coauiy fDtr ni
Oregon, 20 grant iicrn-o tu e = ii-.t..-
10 cell spiriiuous, malt and yiuou. l.qH
IN Ices quantities than ouc rfl.1U Ir
Lake precinct llafuoy couuir .nir 20.
Oregon, for the pcrioi of sis mon.hI, a.
IN duty bound We will ever puy
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

4.., susrR =, is@.
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~ }1F.ut a she Busy Corner
en sf'4'|''{' " suue'ing ITO"
roub|c.
crsu. VII. M from Lawen
b r6a
u <'.t,.rp.n MAS in the ci,v a
.3nsinr az week.
n .,.,<...s ..., deser, land loca.
Wn sn 4 Turnev.
-
,
/
Z. W
'
rru--vr1wWry TO MIR. ""d
N shp~n y the home Of
'' ''OE"''''
'as. ksissr ne meat cutter at
5nrns uH<tet, Is confined to
pom fen tcisiieh rheumatism.
a.. rrnor,s the birth of n
bsb5 q sh,s ci,s Thursday,
23. . dr. and Mrs Ellsworth
!, .j,-r
y -u~rs. K<o,.ch and Burkhcrdt
oucnci On ,he I.ocher Brew
nrd invite ~ patronage Of
" rrop'c
\ oantr< Acno..nis-The require
he II o., a. Town customers
IL hAvs premp, and careful at,en.
Leon n hrown Cashier Har.
Z o'"'N INNS b"rn- ORE.
ne local o E. $. Chapter IL pre-
ine 70 <ccmvc ihe Grand Matton
ne ORDER Who will Welt this
ro nex. Monday evening. The
:: :. -. =: .:.---:-:> -:-.--.-> .,rra SUNDAY
The Band Girl will give the
|aukeei,inr bal nj Lochers hall
nrsday eesn;nr. They have se-
ed good mus,c and the best man
,m.ut. The, are sur. Of fne
nndanoe
Bon Brown had the misfortune
los< . raIunhle milk COW the
ass day Sht had gotten iGto
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

a'Na NNffNf wff''f
T.. n. Nelson il home from n
business visit 10 the John Day.
!.sya Iehasen snd family were
here a few days this week the guests
Of his mother.
Ed Spring and family we're the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Tom Ssgers
during the week.
DR. w. G. Brown, Dentist. 0fiics
in the new stone bulldog north Of
the Post Office.
There seems to be an epidemic Of
colds especially among the children
In this city
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clemens have
moved into the Cal Geer residence
for the winter.
The government weather station
Thermometer registered . below
zero last night
Sleigh bells are In use hut there
isn't sufficient snow TO make
slsighriding enjoyable.
Eddie Goodman, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Goodman, L.
suffering from pneumonia.
Mrs. Chas Wilson has received
her fall and winter samples for
ready made garments-suits. ooats
etc
u, J Hansen at the Burns Meat
Market IL selling bind quarter beef
a, . cents and front quarter at 4
cents.
Mrs r. L. McGee and family
have moved TO this city 10 reside
permanently. They are domiciled
In the Claud McGee residence.
We are informed that Mrs. Kauf-
man, sister Of Mrs c. H. Kenyon,
is quite sick at Eugene and the
latter has been called TO her bed
side.
o. Calkins IL in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
oie skins. He wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
Lost--The last day Of the fair a
cornelian. heart shaped, watch
charm attached 20 a morocco
strap aud buckle. Finder will be
literally rewarded by returning II
10 Ed Martin.
Lakeview is all excited over the
fact that railroad surveyors are in
that vicinity That's right, ge,
busy, get busy. for interior Oregon
is going 70 be ''i," before long The
railroad is coming soon
Our Banking By-Mail Depart.
ment was established in order IA
enable out Of town customers 10 Sc
cure the same banking facilities al
are now enjoyed by the people il
town. Leon NJ Brown Cashier
Harney Co. Bank Burns Ore.
Isaac Frohmsn. Of San Francis
co, a Miller q Lux attorney, arriv'
ed here last evening. The gentle
man came to look after the inter.
ests Of the p. l.. s. Co. 10 the case
against the Carey segregation Ol
the Harvey Valley Improvement
CO., the hearing Of which will begin
in the local land Office ext Mon
day.
Ike Holland and Others who al
tended the range allotment meet
Jog at Canyon City las, wesk. have
returned home. II seem- 'he for
est ressrye is very unsatisfactory tC
the stockDen and the apportion
meni of the raoge has caused much
dissatisfaction. Teddy" rays w
must take 'em, however, 70 thai
settles il.
Bart Siler and wife are hom'
from a yisit 10 the latter's parents
Mr.. aDd M0. Charles Zeigler a
Eagle Valley. Mr.. Siler informl
US that our old friend Zeigler is il
very Door health suffering from
kidney trouble from which he viii
never recover. The old gentleman
was long a resident Of this county
where he has many friends who are
sorry TO learn of his illness. Mr.
Zeigler sent US one Of the largest
apples We have ever seen. He owns
a valuable ranch over 10 Eagle val
ley and raises some fine fruit.
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Baled hay at the CITY Mea, Mar

Orange. lemon and citron peel al,
Schwartz.
Paul Blume is down from his
mountain home.
Plenty Of potatoes at the City
Meat Market.
Red" Russell was up from the
leland ranch during the week.
W. Il. Huston has been out In
the country looking up some land
Tom vickers IL one Of the. late
arrivals with freight for the Busy
Corner Store"
June. the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Dalton, is suffering
from an abscess.
Look ou,-Get the safety lncu-
bator. now IL runs without lamp.
See w. r. Smith about IL, Burn
Oregon.
For ell wool horse blankets. al
woul saddle blankets, all wool bug
~ robes, 20 To J. G. Welcome a
Sons.
II the old hens don't do better
we're going TO be short on egg nog
aud TON aod Jerry" Thauksgiv-
ing.
Some fearful murders will 6ll the
columns Of the big daily papers
next week in which turkeys will
lose their heads.
A new lot Of Ladies and Child
rene Underwear and stockings al
Mrs. Hastie's. Also some more
new hats, frames, feathers, ect.
Call aud see them.
New fall aud winter millinery at
Mesdames Reed & Jobnson's
Dress hats, street hats, aud the
latest creations Ia trimmings. Call
and see them.
Phil Smith tells us he has reeeiy-
ed word from Lee Thornburg who
- returning from a trip TO the rail
road, that he had runaway, killing
one horse, aud asking the boys to
send him another. lie il aocomDa-
MED by his wife.
The Blue Mountain Eagle reports
Rink Myers, a resident Of Burns,
registered at a local hotel over
there. Yes, be Was resident Of
this place a few weeks. occupying
a front room in the county Jail. but
he will live at salem for the next
five years unless be gets a pardon.
( According 20 the Lakeview kx-
aminer there haze been eight fires
started ia that city Ia the last two
weeks. IL now appears that the
bio FIRE there recently that destroy
ed a big livery stable Was Of inoen-
diary origin Chas. Riggs Of this
place lost a team. harness and hack
ia the fire.
Some of the local people propose
10 make II skating pond at the fa!r
grounds this winter using the big
hOrse power pump 10 Hood the
ground. This would be a safe
place for the younger boys aud
I girls and great improvement 90
the river. besides having the ad,
vantage Of covering the pond again
with water II snow fell and spoiled
the skating.
Stage Agent Wold-nherg lrll
here Thursday for Canyon City
aud Baker where he sas called on
business ia connection with the
Blue Mt Rapid Transit Co They
are having SOME trouble ia getting
the line regulated to me winter
schedule Mrs. Woldenherg il
looking after the business at this
end Of the line during his absence
The First National Bank Of this
city is certainly making rapid gains
and is a good index 10 the general
prosperity Of the Harney country.
With a man al the helm nhO un-
derstands conditions 10 a stock
country. this institution is quite a
factor in the business circles Of this
section. Il has sufficient capital 70
take care Of the needs Of its eusto-
mers, therefore is much appreclat-
ed. A good bank showing is one
of the best advertisements for the
country and the statement in this
issue is gratifying.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-24

Npuue b. hrfeNy eitc1 tlat on We'd
uo.day. ulp 5lh DAY oi December 1900.
co. nul is|rnel si.i prpy iot.o Dpun
y Court ID 600 frieo' 400, nH ipr linr'
rey oHg, ir tho .ie 1.ss nUliiHnsi boz
.eHIg prilunn
C.rfitNiiN
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

had grown curious about Eta Romney.
Discerning men, who had but half
praised her when she first appeared,
fastened to declare that her loss was
irreparable. Less responsible journals
gave coherent accounts Of the whole
gentlemen who knew nothing whatever
about it. The affair, at first but
nine days wonder, became a standing
headline when the editor of popular
newspaper boldly offered a hundred
guineas for the discovery Of Eta Rom
ney's whereabouts.
Eta read all about this in the brief
days that interviewed between her own
return and her fathers. While the
woman in her rejoiced at the success
they spoke of, the child failed to per-
ceive the danger of this undue publicity
or to guard in any way against 1T. 1t
is true that she had been very much
alarmed upon the night she fed from
London; but as the weeks went by and
neither word nor message reached her
from Count Odin, or indeed from any
of the friends she had made at the
theater, new sense of security came
to her and compelled her to delight in
what appeared to be the final success
of her escapade. Surely now her father
would remain in Ignorance OF it to the
end, she argued: She believed that it
would be 50, tho whether the Eta
Romney within her were really dead,
she did not dare to say.
The spirit sof her mad desire; the
passionate longing for liberty and tri-
umph before the world; the knowledge
Of the rare gifts she possessed and Of
the future they might win for her, were
these to be forever shut behind the
gates of her silent house, however beau
tiful that house might be? She knew
not The future alone could tell her
whittier the voice of her destiny would
call her. -...a.... e,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
CHAPTER XII
A Race for Life.

The vicar declared that he met Eve
lyn upon the road to Derby, "going
like volcano at thirty miles an hour;
but this was mere figure of speech,
for her little car, being of no more
than ten horsepower, could not possl-
bly, accomplish such speeds; nor would
the winding roads about the Hall have
permitted them to larger motor. A
reckless driver, if recklessness were
love Of the delight of fast travel. Eve
1yn loved horses too well to frighten
them; and rarely did coachman COM
plain of such wayfarers as she met
upon her journey do anything but ap-
plaud her. Indeed. Derbyshire had no
more enchanting picture than that Of
as she sat at the wheel of her Grim
son car; while Bates, the proud chauf-
feur, gazed disdainfuIly, from the dicky
behind, upon all the world, as tho to
say, HYou can It beat herr And this
was the more noble on Bates part be-
cause Evelyn had twice deposited him
in the ditch since the car came home.
corners SO fast'' had been her lament
after these mishaps. Bates added the
pious prayer that he might go round
with the car the next occasion.
Sometimes, of course, it would be
Eta Romney who drove and not my
Lady Evelyn at all. These were mad,
wild moods and came mostly at twi-
light, when the gloom of day crept upon
the fields and the sun went down in
crimson splendor. Then the wild, mad
dash down tempting hills would scare,
the loiterers and send the Jogging Ia,
borer to the shelter of the hedges. Then
a cloud of dust enveloped the fving
car, and the figure at the wheel might
have stood for Melpomene with vine
leaves in her hair g A rare ''un she
be- the countrymen would say; went
by me like railway engine, dang 'un,
her did. -
Evelyn had been into Derby. on the
day the vicar narrated the misfortunes
of his straw hat. Having done little
shopping, she set out for the Hall a
few minutes after the hour of H.,
by which time the day had turned glo-
riously fine with light wind from the
east and bank of white clouds high
beneath the azure, which promised
welcome interludes of shade. She had
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
Wednesday, July II, 1906.
rivers bank and play Narcissus to the

0H"h enN pAcAy ASoANAoooo w 'AAo
=. 1T was To- Eta Fit it.,e NJ. ,ooa, yes,
ing up from the waters-I went to Lon
dom played at the theater-they said
was successfully offered me money
Ito Eta Romney,. just, little Eta I
IS dead, and d' Evelyn oI n has as come come back:
I shall never go to London again-I
shall die, perhaps, down there among
the reeds in the river. Oh, it some
one only would love me, some one un-
derstand me. And t's for ever IN
this lonely place-for ever-for ever.'
Such regrets were neither hysterieal
some great void in her life, some desire
ungratifed, which must haunt her to
the end; and this knowledge drove her
day by day along those paths of soli-
tude which her father wished her to
tread. tho never would he have con-
fessed as much. His lavish gifts to her
scarcely won word of thanks. When
she rode horse, it was madly, defying
convention, helter-skelter across the
grass lands like a Mexican flying over
the prairie. She bathed in the deepest,
but shot little, because her will re-
volted from the purposes of slaughter;
would picnic in the darkest thiekets
duu udu even SCI up GtnG dHu SicpI
in it, far from house or cottage, at the
height Of the summer glory:
GA little madcap," the bland vicar
said when he heard of it, "a regular
brick of a girl, tho who'd believe it
when he saw her at her fathers dinner
table. Why, last night, sir, she sat in
the drawing room Just for all the world
erations Of grand danes to her name.
didn't dare to take a second glass of
port for fear should be iocular. And
today / saw her flying toward Derby
in the new car at thirty miles an hour.
Away went. my straw hat just like
cricket ball. Now. what are you to
make Of a young lady like that?'
DR.. Philips. the person addressed
might make many things Of her.
"She could earn good living at
steeplechasing, and I would pay her
f5 week to be my chauffeur he
said quite seriously, "and please don It
forget the ball she drives at golf. Why,
vicar, she'd give the pair Of us a half
It's no ordinary woman could do that. -
They agreed that it could not be, and
having discussed the Lady Evelyn at
great length. were about to sit down
to lunch together. individuals aware of
their own humility in the face of a
superior intellect, when Williams, the
groom. came flying over from the Hall
and demanded to see the. doctor in
stantly. E- =
= ssThere's bin, a haccident on the
road, sir,'' he cried : breathlessly,
"please come over at once-the gentle
man s I'D at the. house and the earl
away
The doctor, wasting no words. set
out with a sigh and backward glance
at the inviting. table.
The vicar said:
tThank God- thought that she
had come to grief.'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-11
PULASKI.

Pulaski, Dec. 5.--Earl Plank and his
friend Mr.. Smith of Potosia, Mo- are
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Rev. Ireland and wife We're enter
tanned at the j. e. Reed home Thanks
giving day.
Miss Ruth Atkins returned to her
home in Mt. Hamil Saturday. having
spent the past week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Andrew.
Misses Eslie HAYES and Lou Truitt
We're Bloomfield callers Saturday.
The women Of the Christian church
held bazaar and served dinner and
supper Thanksgiving in the store room
formerly owned by s. N. Creech. The
attendance was good considering the
weather, and the proceeds amounted to
little over $40.
Miss Vina Brenneman is Bloom
field visitor this week.
Albert Adah Angspurger entertain
ed friends Wednesday evening in honor
Of Earl Plank and Mr.. Smith of Poto-
STA, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-11
DARBYvILLE.

Darbyville. Dec. ST. A. Boyer and
wife are rejoicing over the arrival Of a
nine pound boy, born Wednesday even
ing. Also hoy was born at the home
of George Duff Thursday night.
The infant daughter Of j. w. Espy
has been very sick the past ten days,
with symptoms Of pneumonia, but Is
better at this time.
VIM. Espy and family were welcome
visitors at the home Of Mr.. Espy's
brother, J. w. Espy, Sunday.
S. H. Boyer of Foster was a visitor
between trains here Sunday with his
brother, F. A. Boyer.
Toney Amos, who has been staying
in Hooking, returned home Saturday.
o. G. Woodward and family were
visiting from Saturday until Monday
with relatives on Satp Creek, east of
Moravia.
]. w. Espy was a business visitor in
Mystic Saturday.
Finley Maxwell of Mystic was call.
er in Darbyyille Sunday.