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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13
PROMOTION FOR
ALBERT +. BREWER
Oregon Short Line Official Goes
To Colorado & Southern.
On August Is.
AS THE SUPT. OF CAR SERVICE.
Walter :. Anderson VIII Succeed Him
Here ~ Car Service Agent
ON that Date.

Joseph II Young. general manager OF
The Colorado g. Southern. has pre-
vailed upon still another oregon short
Line Official to resign and come into his
camp with a good advance IN title and
salary. This time it is Albert 5.
Brewer, car service agent Of the oregon
phort Line with headquarters here, who
"a 10 leave Salt Lake Effective August
s. Mr.. Brewer becomes superintendent
of ear service Of Colorado & southern
with headquarters IN Denver.
II has been practically decided That
walter 5. Anderson, at present chiet
clerk % General Superintendent r.
buckingham, viii succeed Mr. Brewer
as car service agent for the Short Line.
Just who win take Mr.. Anderson's place
win not bc forthcoming until tomorrow
but the changes VIII mean several an
along the line.
Both Of the young men 90 he pro-
NOTED are we'll known here. For num-
her OF years Mr.. Brewer was connected
with the superintendent Office and
later az chief clerk 10 General supenn-
tendent H. T.. Calvin IN The old days.
lie has been car service agent since
tho Salt Lake Route commenced 70
operate into salt Lake.
Mr.. Anderson also was chief clerk for
Mr. Calvin Ia the old days following the
elevation Of Mr.. Brewer.
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PERSONALS.

Ex-Warden c +. Arney Of the Idaho
state prison Is guest al the Wilson
from Blackfoot
Miss Bertha Mldgley has returned
from a summer vacation IN Cache and
BoNclder counties.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson Of the
Seventh Judicial district Is visitor
in the city today
IA. s. Beaue and family have returned
from a pleasant outing at Fish Haven
on the Bear Lake
state Auditor j. A. Edwards and
family returned last evening from a
10 days fishing trip al the head OF the
strawberry
Harry Brothers Of Mississippi S.
visiting I'M the city with his brother
Max K. Brothers manager OF the
Warm Springs. and may decided TO
locate here permanently
County Clerk j. L. Eldredge. Jr.
and Deputy clerk ". l.. jenkins re-
turned Yesterday from star valley,
Wyo., where they have been for the
past 10 days On a fishing expedition.
Druggist John W Thomas Of san
Jose, Cal. and who II years ago. was
with Roberts & Nelden In this city,
Is To- town visiting with his sister,
Mrs GEae Thomas Edward. Ma
Thomas is past exalted ruler Of the
san jose Elks. and one Of the best
known members OF the order In the
golden state. lie attended the Denver
convention ana speaks In tho highest
terms Of the salt Lake Elks and the
favorable impression they created In
the Queen city He says Held's band
made a great hit there.
j. W. Thomas, an old resident OF this
city brother Of Mrs Lizzie Thomas Ed
ward, Is here visiting Rith relatives He
attended the grand lodge meeting OF
the Elks az Denver and spent two
weeks visiting relatives IN Colorado
Strings After a few days stop here
he VIII take the Clark line for his home
On san Jose via Los Angeles. Mr..
Thomas says San Jose is rapidly recov-
er.ug from the injuries sustained by the
earthquake. His own business suffercd
d loss Of about s.. 900 but he says the
boom OF trade that resulted has en-
ablcc him 20 more than make UP The
loss since the disaster
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robbed Airs. A. H. Ashby Of Jewels on
the train returning from Saltair last
night az $3.50 o'clock. SO far no clues
have been found. either 10 the missing
iewelry or the thieves.
According 10 the statement Of Mrs
Ashby, made 10 the police on her ar
rival In the city az 3 O'clock she found
her handbag had been opened and Jew
elry missing. The train was then NOV
ing out from the pavilion. ana she re-
called suddenly that three poorly
dressed men. apparently laborers, had
jostled her into a corner as she made
her way down the aisle II the car. She
turned TO see them leaving the train
and hurrying back towards Saliair. \
partial description Of the men was fur
nished the police. Among the lost Jew
els was one solitaire diamond ring. one
ring set with a cluster ~ diamonds,
one plain gold ring one gold watch
with diamond set In the case. one ring
mounted with an amethyst surrounded
with cluster of diamonds, one gold
cross. and a SEQ gold coin Of the realm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Orpheum. The Orpheum viii open
Tor the vaudeville season to-
night In addition 10 the vari.
Gus attractions already announc-
cd. the management states that
It has installed the latest improved
kinodrome, the third instrument Of It's
kind TO be utilized IN America, II has
less flicker and noise than the old ma
chimes and Is guaranteed fire proof. J.
w. Bowldy arrived from Chicago yes
torday TO operate the machine for the
season.
Grand. Harper IN Coralie
opens the supplemental season tonight.
Casino Park.--Znns Travesty COM
pany comes back 10 the open-alr thea
ter for a brief engagement commenc-
Ing this evening
salt palace.-rhc olympia opera
company In The Telephone Girl" IL
scheduled for heavy business this week.
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COURT NOTES.

Cora L. h. Chandler has filed suit for
divorce Ga the district court against
Henry 3. Chandler on the ground OF
nou-support. They were married ia
Denver on oct. Is, 1898
Suit for divorce has been filed In
the district court by Zenira 4. Leon
ard against Henry W. Leonard on the
ground Of failure 20 support The par
ties were married a. Oakley. Utah.
o. July IS. 1902. and have one child
Of which plaintiff asks the custody.
4 petition for letters Of administra-
ton Of the estate Of Elizabeth Steven
son. who died on April %. 1896. has been
filed IN the district court by Ezra r.
Stevenson The estate consists Of real
property OF the value OF $1,000 aud u.
&. NJ l. stock OF the value Of il00O.
Nj Stevenson also fled a petition ask
ing for letters OF administration Of the
estate Of Moroni G.. Stevenson, who died
on June 29. 1899. leaving real property
OF the value Of $3.50 and personal prop
erty valued az 500
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RE EvanA Florist sc 8 Main st.
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phones sa
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
pANY. Principal office Room 30 Dooly
block. Salt Lake CITY Utah.-Nouce Is
hereby given that at a melting Of the d.
rectors held on the 18th day Of August,
lad an assessment OF five cents per
share. being assessment No. Il. was lev
led upon the capital stock OF the corpora
lion nayable Immediately 70 A. Reeves
secretary Of the company, at his ONCE
SIC Dooly Block. Salt Lake city, utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on SATURDAY septem-
her Is. lsG. will be delinquent and adver-
Used for sale at public auction. and IN
less payment Is made before, so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on tho eth
day Of October, io6, az 2:D o'clock m,
Of said day. 10 pay tho delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with The cost OF
ADVERTISING and expense Of sale.
A. REEVES secretary.
so Doolv Block salt Lake city. Utah.
First publication. August 70, 1905.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

This mornings markets arc IN receipt
Of fine head lettuce from California, as
well as oranges from the coast, several
kinds Of grapes and more sweet pota-
toes. The latter can be had at three
pounds for q quarter. Utah fruits are
ruling the markets, and prices are quite
reasonable. Local poultry continues
scarce. 50 that there Is good deal 81
the eastern articles arriving here and
finding a ready sale In one week, IL
Is stated, 81 barrels Of eastern poultry
were received IN this market. With the
Increase Of summer heat, the pastures
have shrunk 81 that the price Of but
ter has gone UP. There are slight
changes IN the grains and the prices
obtaining today IN the local markets
are as follows:
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BUSINESS NOTES.

]. II. Gardiner. general superinten-
dent for the sugar companies. returned
Saturday from a trip 60 Idaho. lie said
emphatically 10 a News" representa-
tive that IN all his experience In the
culture Of beets he had never seen such
a stand as that which he inspected on
the old Woodmansee farm near the Ida
no factory. II Is a solid patch Of $50
acres and every plant was so developed
that the whole field looked like a way
ing ocean Of green 1t was impossible 10
tell which way the rows ran. He said
he would not DE surprised II that 10
acres averaged ~ tons 10 the acre.
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WESTERN PACIFIC.
Some Items Regarding Progress Of the
Work in Nevada.

Among Western Pacific items culled
from the Elko. New, Free Press are
the following:
Joseph Rougon who Is looking out for
water along the line Of the Western
Pacific IN Nevada, has just completed a
big Wen az Silyerzone pass and has %
feet OF water. other wells. u Is said.
win be dug on the desert at stated IN
tcrvale
All tho Office equipment Of the Win
prmucca office has been placed In offices
at Bows siding on the Nevada North
ern. 20 miles south Of Cobre. and that
place Is now the headquarters Of Chief
Engineer Harlowe and his assistants.
There are three surveying parties now
M Flower Lake and a new line Is being
surveyed By the original survey
tunnel about Two miles long was neces-
sary. and an effort II being made 10 get
q line where the tunnel would be short.
or with a grade Of no more than per
cent
Grading Is completed TO a point
near the desert and tracklaying is in
rapid progress west from salt Lake. II
was reported last week at Flower Lake
that the construction Of the big tunnel
at that place has been begun.
WORK STARTED
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BUSINESS GROWING.
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the wealth
or bureau for the p hours ending at &
a. m today:
Temperature at a. M. q. maximum
81. minimum. 30. mean, 20, which Is de-
grcts above normal.
Precipitation for the a hours ending at
a. m. % inch.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month. - inch. which IS .@ inch above
the normal.
Excess IN precipitation since Jan J. $40
inches
Relative humidity. 81 per cent.
FORECAST TILL P. NJ. TUESDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake City AMI
vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. with
local thundcrShowers; cooler tonight
r. ]. HYATT.
Section Director,
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WHITE CITY TALK
Said That Big Pleasure Resort o, BE.
inc Booked Tor Exposition Grounds.

Persistent rlmUr ha, bad 10 ior days
that th, old Opposition grounds. st one
time luonn as the Tenth Ward squar,.
uoo owned by David Keith. Is TO be-
come the site 0f "a great pleasure resort.
after the order of NE white Dity Zoo
chicago That To- fact. ueeo iati1ns
have Dtu practically concluded to taat
,nl.
Fr Eclu, could not Do found 20 c1r-
rohars.e The report. and none az his
business representatives appeared to
know rueihlnr about % However. ihe
nauts OF several local and one or two
Outside men are mentioned With definite
certainty ss promoting tie undertake
inz. one oi these tod the News mat
n biggest pleasure resort tho city
hos seen b. 90 surely 20 up there OH.
IS say De probably has his own con.
'ent 90 build there and % this be
simply rcllies "iust wait and. See
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At THE RESORTS.

sunday schools at Saltair.
the courtesy Of Manager J. T. Lang
ford OF saltair, 5000 Sunday school chill
dren Will go out TO the beach today and
enjoy themselves TO the limit The
tickets were handed out 10 the various
children yesterday in this city and I'm
addition TO the Latter-day Saint Sunday
schools eight non-Mormon schools. all
The city has, will be represented II Is
estimated that by the time the parents
get out 10 the resort this evening there
viii be one Of the largest crowds OF the
season I'm evidence there
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FINE PRINTING QUICK.

The News job Dept is iu recent Of
The following unsolicited testimonial.
The work ~ me News Publish.
Ing company Tor me has been 50 sat-
ifacory, and the rates 90 reasonable.
hat shall simply cross the street
% have my printing done. ! have
much work 10 be done along music
linef which ] shall submit 10 YOU dur
iug Me sruamer.
Very cordially your,
WILLIAM 4. WETZELL.
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SATURDAYS.

Almira pinuock 20 ina T. Riugr0se
Oue-elghtk interest in SiXi5.s rods
section %, township = south, range
east ....................,. ..s......t..
Utah Nursery O0mplly 90 j. A.
lockwood east 100 feet ~ lots .
to u. block O.. Geneva Place.
William BtuuIOn 90 Albert kropf.
sNg1 rods in section le township
south range 4 wost................
J. A. Jacobsen TO Wilhelmina
Thomson -N3 RODS southwest
from 8 rods west " the northeast
corner 90 Dot s. block %, Plat b..
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sustained as follows Joseph r. Muir
dock, as president Of the stake. with
James c. Jensen and Edward d Clyde
as his counselors Joseph vs., Musser
was released as stake clerk. and James
7. Mcclure vas selected Tor that posi-
ton.
SUMMER SCHOOL
Dr. Byron King ana wife OF PITTS.
burg. Pa. will commence summer
school. or Chantauqua. So called. on the
18th inst. ending on Sept g Many
educational subjects win be discussed
and lectures given The school will
be held IN the Contra schoolhouse. He
Der city II Will no doubt draw many
teachers from the state to this beauti-
full cool valley
BUSINESS GROWING.
on Saturday the Heber Mercantile
company held its annual meeting cleo
tiun OF officers. etc. Tho financial re-
port made a fine showing The last
four months. business OF $4,000 per
month has been done. The Uintah trade
is increasing The walls Of the COM
pauys new building are nearly up and
Il WIN be ready for the roof I'm short
time
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HEBER.
NEW STAKE PRESIDENCY.
Joseph u. Murdoch succeeds Vim. n
SMART. Z. MCGuirc Clerk.

Special Correspondence.
Hcher city Wasatch Co.. Aug. TO-
The one hundred and sixteenth quarter
ly conference of the Wasatch stake Is
now On session. There Is a good attend
ancc with Presldeu, Francis ". Lyman
and Elder Ors0n r. Whitney OF the
apostles quorum az visitors
At the Saturday afternoon session
the house Ras allied. President William
H. Smart gave his farewell address. as
De has been houombly released from
the presidency of this stake Co preside
over Uintah stake,
4 general priesthood meeting of the
stake was held saturday at q D. M.
With an attendance ofabout 800. Presi-
dent Lyman invited each one present 10
nominate his choice 90 president for
the stake. as he desired that the people
have president o. their own choice.
A sacred concert WAS given at $50
y. m. saturday in the stake house. by
the Primary association.
A. Sunday mornings session a large
congregation was present President
Lyman called upon The coxlselors Of
President Smart-Joseph b. Murdook
NAiN NNNltF 10 H|NfNIl--NN MAKE fIM
remarks. also Elder Joseph W Musser.
The retiring stake clerk who is chosen
As high councillor in the Uintah stake II
Zion. who Win leave with President
Smart and move over there.
AZ y a. m. the sunday school children
OF Heher. 90 the number ~ 500 march.
iug into the house 90 the strains OF
music from the organ, Ted by hsir
teachers They sang one OF the sunday
school hymns gth fne effect. after
which President Lyman made a short
/ address. complmenting the children on
the excellent order and beautiful show.
/ inc they made Elder Whitney alse
! expressed himself In like manner There
we're a total Of lsoo present.
NEW STAKE PRESIDENCY.
Al the afternoon session the general
I authorities were presented, also the 10.
cal authoflties, an being unanimously
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TIUT IIITV III4 UNTTI UFN uII
WORK STARTED.
Oregon Short Line Pushing the Wells
Nille-llyrum Loop,

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Aug. l2.-The oregon short
Line company has a work trail and a
force OF men az work on the Wellsville-
Hyum loop The track Is being gray
oled and ballastcd az far as Wellsville
and ties and rails are beginning to ar
rive 10 complete ne track between
Meudon aud wellsyille. II Is UNDER
stood that track laying viii begin next
week and mat the road will be In shape
for train service Sept. !. The people
OF Hyrum and the south end are ar
Ranging for a grand excursion 20 Brig
ham City Sept, ~ over the new line.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales during the reg
ular call 0f the mining exchange were
Nevada HIS. 100 at Q. seller 90. 10
at 800.
Yankee Con. 900 az $50. 1000 al IS.
Carisa, 1900 90 g. 1000 az 26i..
Red Top. 800 az 100.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAYs

o. b. Hewlett to James r. Jones,
l0ts ii and d. rbCk i. Edge
wood adj Observation-Disclosures.
lions Savings Bank & Trust GO.
10 T. Albert Hooper. lots a. ETC.
Forest Dale Observation-Disclosures.
Robert T. Burton 20 ". J. Hal
ioran, lot D. block u, 5-acrc plat
\ ......t,.,........ .,...-. .....t......,.
Arthur Westerm8l % Morrison Mer-
f.ll q GO, part OF Joy Q, block lyl.
plat 4 ........... ....t..,...t,.t .....t..
Glenn r. BothWol aud wife % Bent
j. Thomson. Dot 3 block s city
Park sub. Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW FOREMAN APPOINTED.

p. j Han. foreman OF the ID. q r. O..
roundhouso in this city. has resigned 10
accept q similar position with the or.
cgon short Line and has been installed
IN bis new position
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GETS COPPER PLANT,
Hurst Automatic Switch Company to
Go Into Business Here.

Tn, Hurst Automatic Switch COM
ysny completed a deal Saturday eve
ming. whereby II has acquired the ~
acres OF the idle copper plant northwest
~ this city. and proposes 10 employ $50
hands In the manufacture OF railroad
switches II Is stated that half a
million will be spent to set the plant
in operation, and the annual payroll
VIII amount 10 a million. one OF the
companys switches Is now being In
stalled by tho Short Line, and weighs a
ton and a half The Hurst people say
they have selected this city as II will
he a great railroad center in the next
few years.
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KILLED DIVORCED WIFE

Union City Tenn. Aug l2.-Eariy to-
day Jos Castleman living On Weakiey
county shot and killed his divorced wife
and then killed himself lie was % years
ola and she was y
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SPIKE AND RAIL

ASS. Surl. Maccabe % tho Denver q
Rio Graude dining car service is here
today
Genera, Mauatsr 6 :. vanery OF ~
Colorado & Midland is hcre. he claims
that De s simply here on O vacation
'rfp
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DROUTH BROKEN.

Bellingham Wash. Aug l2-Copous
rain which began last evening has broken
the dr0uth iu northwest Washington
checked the disastrous forest fires On et-
cry direction and removed The heavy
smoke from the atmosphere
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PROBATE AND ouAHn,.n.,,--
NOTICES. 'nlP
Consult County Clerk or r.s,..,.
eFs Tor further Informant sigh.

consult county Clerk or rssnsc,,,
efs iof further informatiens HSn'
~. IN THE TIE DISTRICT COURT Pho
10 stS,e y, IN 10 ana for Salt lake Ce ny"
estate Of Nabbie Y. ClawsoprA ~ n o. The
Nouee.-Ihe petition Of c. N ~ ~ ased
one % the heirs Of the estate 81 p1SSealet
par,l ,11%sen deceased praying tor aD ,a
himself, has been set for heard s'aIe 70
otdsy me 9Th day Of August 4 IN sat.
az 10 o'clock a. m, AT tho Count, -
muse IN the Court Room Of ss,3 cSoutt
Utah. iaAe County
, witness the Clerk OF said co,,-, 49,.
40 sesi ihGreot affixed this i'm S,H@ WI.
's sy w II + Z IL, Et;LpRELpoE. JR, clers
young & Moyle, Attorneys Tor P s,ik
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CHANGE ON D. & R. G.
T. ". Spencer succeeds a. \. Parke
" Supt. Of Tar service.

Word was received from Denver this
morning Of the appointment OF r. W.
Spencer as superintendent o. car ser
vice FOR the Denver a RIO Graulo.
N'th headquarters az Denver. succeed
iug H. 7. p7rke. resigned. This change
went int1 effect yesterday
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HEAD.0N COLLISION.
Fifteen Persons Injured in One on
Rock Island and Gulf Road.

Fort worth Tex. Aug l3-TWo pas
senger trains on the Chicago. Rock Is
land q Gulf railway coIlded in the yards
today injurIng j. persons. Two " them.
W o stevens a banker 10 Bridgeport
Tex. and Br.nker pOorc. Of the same
place were seriously hurt
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NEVADA STOCKS.

over ne Pollock wires come the fol-
lowing closing quotations % the san
Francisco stock Exchange today.
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wtr.D1NG At Sa Foster avenue, this
citv Aug. L. les. OF cholera infantum
Harry Roy. son Of Lawrence Roy and
kate NJ Shell Nilding aged . months
and 6 days,
n m nom the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i a Roberts SIS west First South street.
Friends are Invited TO attend.
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WANTED

ws MrS oa ~ LEARN BARAFT -
tons ,p psaq every night pos.aen, Trade
o ooH v,r a1fnishsa graauaies. Cal 70, Or oes
b Isl 'I sou NJ Asoer system o. COLE NE. c.l
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ROBBED ON TRAIN.
Woman Lost Valuable Jewels While
Returning from Sal,aIr.

The police today are trying 10 locate
'hf,e men vho are supposed to have
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DIED.

REID AT 20 north Ninth West this
rity Aug ~ 1901, Of whoopingcough
ruth NJ. infant daughter Of Mr. ana
Mis- Jarvis Reid aged months ana "
Fineral services Tuesday al II a. m.
from the family residence FRIENDS IN
NltCd
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Al the afternoon session the general
authorities were presented. also the To-
cal authorities, an being unanimously
Amador ledger., 1906-11-09
AUKUM.

Rain has fallen In unsteady quanti-
ties yesterday and part of to-day.
The sky is clear now. and probably
when morning comes "old Jack
Frost'' will be cleaning cold and
crisp all around.
George Dillon was in our vicinity
for an hour or two, Sunday.
The Pigeon Creek Sunday School is
to suspend, SO l have been told.
The W. e. L, U. held another meet
ing Sunday, but it too does not show
the vim and interest of by-gone days.
Chas. S. Bell and son Ray, will
return to the mountains, Monday.
Frank Uhlinger and family have
gone to Plymouth to live.
Ralph and James Dillon have rented
F. UhlInger ranch for period of
three years.
Annie Uhlinger has gone to Shenan-
doah Valley, to work for Mrs Fred
wager.
Bertha Bell spent a few days with
Mrs May Cooper, last week.
W. j. Buns went to the mountains
for load of potatoes. Bill got
sloppy wet before he got back, the
rain having oVertaken him.
Giddy Dick.