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The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12

Mrs Nina Underhill, who, about a month ago, was divorced from her hus- band, E. A. UnderhilI, was married in Danbury by justice of peace to Cleon W1ldman on Saturday, March 30. MT and Mrs Wildman are making their home with MT and Mrs Henry Langen. bach in Flumtrees.
 Mrand Mrs w. A. Mcdowell, who nave been spending the winter in Florida, are expected to arrive home, next Sunday, April 14. Doke's many friends will be glad to see him back and will give him hearty welcome
 DO you need any plumbing done, Ghls spring? If so, talk it over with F. A. Hickok.
 w: B. Purdy has left his position at the Judd-Andrews Hat Co.'s factory and has moved his family to Easton, where he has leased farm.
 J. A. Lynch has been improving the show windows in his store by having new shelving put in.
 For pure drugs and medicines % to Charles J. English's drug store.
 The Seth Andrews farm in Elm WoOd dlstr1ct, which was reported sold In recent issue of THE BEE has not been sold. William Daley had expect- has fallen through.
 There seems to be a big demand for property in Bethel, just now, and one business man remarked the other day, "Now is the time to unload.'
 w. B. Bennett, who has been living for few years at 10 South street, wifi borne's house at 46 Maple street.
 Arthur Wilson has left his position at the Forming factory and has gone to Norwalk, where he has taken a position. MT Wilson has not moved his family there, as yet.
 For the best the market affords in mGd US ana groceries. QO tO MnDnWo11 & Taylor on Center street and their prices are always the lowest.
 See Fairchild auction adv. in anoth- CT column.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
BEDDING.

NURSES COMFORT SHOES.
 For comfort try a pair at French,s Bethel '
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12

club will be with Mrs Mary Osborne Jennings Wood, Thursday, the llth.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
STEVENSON,
GEORGE CALHOUN.

Last week Thursday, the body of George Calhoun: aged S2 years, was brought from Carmel. N. Y., and laid at rest in the Bradley family cemetery.
 Mrs Ida Brown and Miss Julia Brown of Carmel, N. Y., and George
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
A BUSY FIRM.

The Ellis Wood Working Go. are having an addition, 16 57 feet, built on to the west of their factory. When it is completed, they expect to employ between 25 and 30 more hands. The firm is very busy and full of orders. Frank Agnew has the contract for putting up the new addition.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
.WalIaChian Embroidery

In all its beauty and variety can be found in our new
 Art NeedleWork Dept, which is the largest and best light ed in the state.
 During the entire week we will give instructions free in WALLACHIAN N EMBROIDERY, showing the proper materials for use and our new original designs for Bolero Jackets, Shirt Waists Skirt Panels, Belts, Hats, Pock. cts, Coat Collars and Cuffs, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12

ii. Fl. STEVENS, I7o Main St. Danbury Conn.
 Telephone I22
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
MRS MARY JANE WELLS.

Mrs Mary Jane Wells, whose home was for many years in Wolf Pits dis trict, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Fanny Plumb, on Mil 26,. aged 75 years. The funeral was held from her daughters home on Thursday afternoon, February 28, Rev MT Lounsbury officiating. The burial was in the Wolf Pits cemetery. Mrs Wells is survived by one daughter, Mrs Fanny Plumb, of Bethel, and two sens, Jesse Wells of New Britain and Warren Wells of Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS.


 Miss Hazel Worden has recovered from the mumpS.
 Miss Alice Drew, who has been quite sick, is able to be out.
 Charles Jennings has new pair of oxen.
 MT and Mrs Charles H. Bidwell have been visiting relatives here.
 Miss Annie Tomlinson is doing con- siderable repairing to her house, put ting on new shingles, etc.
 Mrs Mary B. French has spent the Mrs c. H. French.
 Mrs Albert Beeman has been in Bridgeport for some time with her sister, who is seriously i'll. Prescott Barrett, a former resident of this place, died in Massachusetts, last week. His remains were brought to this place and interment was in Lower White Hills cemetery. J. R. Sharpe has had the misfortune l to lose his valuable bull dog, known to every one as Patsy. He had been sick | for a week and began to show symp- | toms of being mad, so was killed to 1 avoid all danger. AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment which the Help ing Hand society of St Pau1's church Huntington, has for some time been | arranging, will be given in the Towr | April IT; if stormy, the next evening be presented: TBox and Cox" a farce musical order in charge of Paul Rehn berg, Esq {; and recitations by Miss Bliss of Union school, Shelton. The entertainment is for tho benefit of Il 1 Paul's Sunday school library.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
Horses 1
At LOG Each.

Horses are higher than ever But we can sell you st the PsbQusoQpe Stables . sound. young. sc-lb. horse for go0. larger -ope for tlss- good sound farm and eepei al purpose team for S.so. One Of The best single family horses. very nice and fearless of autos and any thing else ttso A good t2tfte-lb. team for A little less than mos. any oite- dealer. A No. farm or business chunk. i2oo or lso0 lt,N Tor t3sa- some of Ibe best central pp rpusc borses- Several very nice coach and carriAge teAn>- OnAof the HResi4xcd CTS. We are on the grouno for business and know Duplicate prices of any oIber dealer and pre- pared to show our horses around tnc trolley cars and aAltor3nbi every day We guArAr- tee every borse 10 De ks we represent il and Are anhaons 10 close out ai a very small profit 10 make room for .Apoibcr of horEos ibe fore part of May. Call in and see us and Ici us con vince you thai vc rDcan what say and stand by H.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12

Do not forget the entertainment at Hadley's hall, Thursday evening, April Is, at o'clock
 The property formerly owned by
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
M farm % TeA tie TatiI

When tins .aper calls arts1Gcn ro
creiic officer cuuGucf, to his acts.
hcw lie acrsf. n ueiaucn L questions
n wsiciI ARE nugncer ct pecrie ara
.lrs-zst..... il -uuceives r1Ht II IS very
r,nsr,eriT fulfilling tie mission CT 4
1avsy,ay,er- Sc eng as 4 newspaper
sticks e, ne 1-Irtf It IS safe aCm cr1se-
eu-scu. TIE nth nag ucr always 5e
,a.a1d1ie &c scne cecpie- cur C -1cse
We have culg &c say, i there Is any
thing You ara ashamed CT ccn' : &C II.
Fer cr-nt1ux ta.se1ccr:s, or Using n
famous anTIags accuc 4 peTscn,
newspaper IS Eaoie so criminal prescott
zen and a.sc CIVIL sI.r for damages.
a newspaper mar 11rI lear CT pun-
isiin1eur rsf-zinsc. rom prnring TIE
ruth. Hc,I.c 1cr command MUCH r.
s,ecc n 4 community One mat could
IL Er.,sc. &c suppress ne 1l-!i would
command. even L.ss. and che 1liae tailed
-s print the z-leh 5ecause IT was irzeif
syuearzc WITH inquiry world have ucue
at al. Such 4 newspaper could 1cr
rsc enough subscribers u eu1rle t &c
United Sfa1ea Hal privileges. IrEou-c
seen eecnue 4 1ywCr1 n tie mouth
Of children and something &c be sccffet-
at By every decent person n 11e con-
rllnicY.
We once heard 4 sfrewc business
nan say 1hae he would net subscribe
tcr or advertise n a newspaper thar
work. Suppress tie news or r1ac could
se influenced Ti1h money or tie pr5r1-
sc Of pcwer. 6r TIE evident reascu
that such a newspaper Is without iniI-
ence or respect Nobody wzn1z IL
MobcGY reads II
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN TUAsh
As re Result Of An Exaiasiud iva Men
Are Dead and Que Is Injured

4 ncss distressing and fatz. accident
occurred n TIE r1n1eI beng 51rzd 61r
TIE pipe Inc fer the Great Northern
electric pcwsr plant rEo niles W tie
canyon Tie accident occurred asst
FrdaY 6creuocn- IN a Tay thai Is rot
clearly explained, and probably never
VII be, a charge Of scuae thirty ocd
STICKS Of dynamite. exploded n the
tunnel which IS under CONSTRUCTION
Two niles vest Of r1wu- Eight or ten
uer we're n tie tunnel At the time
BUT al escaped injury bun Joan
EaesgesiaI- vic Was killed outright
and Frank Hill vic lived aoou- teu
hourz, and Frank Ryan WHO does not
seem TO be seriously injured
Frank Hill Vas Brought To towu as
quickly as pcsaibIer bur Dr. EozzeF
pronounced his injuries fatal Al he
could 10 was 70 relieve the suffering
and wait for death which came a5ogr
10 O'clock
Undertaken Sprzg1= Of Weuarchee
rr=pa-zd both Bodies for burial
They left 70 Immediate relatives, I
Is said, and very little SEEMS 70 be
Known Of them here Both 5cc-ea
we're taken To Wena1chee and BURIED
IN the Porrer's field By Undertaken
Srr7g.e
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Thar giving falling on the same
day We rriat The Echo, II tie effort 70
get the paper our On tirae and also m
d.lxs n The social amenities Incidental
70 Tie occasion. 4 number Of important
LocaI news ireuas we're overlooked
asst week. We regret the Ea.I1-e 70
mention 80 important an iGern as a
visit To our town Of J. A. Swett, editor
and proprietor Of the Sultan Star and
ca-owrer ard editor Of the Index
Miner Mr.. Swerr spent a couple Of
days here ard We found him 4 aosc
agreeable and pleasant gentleman
Thai he Is newspaper man Of dis
eliminating Judgment IS best evidenced
By the papers n which he has a direct
ing influence.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
WFV4TCHf WALTZ NORTHERN
Seeeu Miles az me Cradle Almost Cam-
slgs2d-TraC4 LzYiHg I'll Commence
n Saau a. M S1zzs AE-Tves

n very Iiicr- zne seven niles CT
ne E-aGe OF the " enarct1ee Valley ant
Northern -7ilwav vii ee rzaGF fcr ne
aiis. There IS seine seven hulcrsf--
5eer CT -sstie Rcrx &C &c elIiit xters
the Inc crusHes tie Great Northern
zzcx- This Is 4.rncsr cnnpieu=s-- AZ
ether week viii see II fnisi1ect- There
IS 4 stretch Of teuEeen uEc EG three
hundred 6=er ct curang &c be done fIsr
eeicw TIE Lasnb sungalcw- aicng ne
RIVER -ank.
Up TIE ChunHtick valley there -
mains very ErrIe u &c done The ing
.nr en- tie divide berveen E.avzr
creek and TIE Chumsrck Is Guire
heavy and vii axe some Ene &c cnm-
rIere- Large gangs CT men vii 1e
supicyec en- tins Al winter and ~
sur:ng Il Is Believed that It vii se
ready 6cr the rails.
lust At crescent tie d-7w5ack Is ne
ncn-a-i7aI Of tie stael. an orT-.r fcr
WHICH VAS placed several months since.
Logging has been earned CT 9yIirs.
.x1z,aiTelY fer TIE east icur months Il
the Chuuaticx valley and already Iev-
era million ieer ct Icgs are piled u
a.cug TIE right CT EzF awaiting TIE
complexion Of tie r7aG
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The brightest ard best magazine Tor
the youth Of both sex s that Old publ
cation. The Yogth's Companion Thou
sands Of gowz-gps al over this coun-
g-y remember With distinct pleasure
the time when, as boys ard girls, they
Der-aed the pages Of their tzyoEits
pager. Il IS IEss a good now, better
the boys say, as It vas forty years ago.
The price Of subscription IS sl.75 per
year, IA Berkeley street, Boston
Msqr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The Davenport Tribune very truth
fully says. Among TIE many sz-
-zvzgzuces Of the last legislature vas
the rzize ct salaries Of the different
members Of the several state commits
aona $1,000 a year. The constitution
plainly states that Al Official cannot
get An increase Of salary during the
term for which he was elected or zp-
pointed 70 serve, than that which vas
the nz1mzz salary At the time Of his
qualification To beat the devil around
the stump, and avoid this clause Of
the constitution, the governor allowed
his pets 70 resign and then reappointed
them The state auditor refused 70
issue a warrant for the raise and Wit
Of uzndzuES WAS served 70 compel
hirn- A recent decision Of the supreme
court s1stzins the state auditor, 50 the
governors szbterf1ge Of the constitu-
ton did not help his Eeuteuznts As
much al he had hoped" And this Is
Governor Mead
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The presidents nessags, cnpy CT
WHICH IS sent &c every subscriber CT
Tie Echo TINS week, IS II interesting
.cEumenr and deserves tie careful
oerIsaI CT every CITIZEN The vlgcr
WINCH me president hHs heretofore
thrown mt bis messages s lacking.
4av some CT the reviewers, cur there s
still enough CT Rccseveit1srn II II rc
MAKE F1GG rzacing-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

One Of the differences THAT We note
Is that IN the panichy niretJes We used
70 la1gh At those crazy Pops for adgo-
eating the Use Of what We derisIyely
called far money" and now We are
al Using tie blasted stuff and seem to
be glad to gee it. We, that IS Is ieI-
lows VINO have banks and other things
are even Inclined 70 scoId the fellow
wao IS the east BIT inclined 70 object to
fat money" Looks Ike the bottom
raj Is trying 70 get On top.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

A discharged editorial writer n Kan
sas City, Oh daily paper, shot and
seriously wounded the president Of the
concern and slightly wounded the
managing editnr- If this fellow had
been a contributor TO magazines and
had shot and wounded the managing
editor, Or any other editor, many poets
n the and would have been glad 10
start 4 popular subscription fund for
him
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
The Case is Up to the Readers

4 week or rv0 age The Echo NH
mated thar TIE eG.ror Of the Werac
cF,ee World was Then the
World retcrtea By saying the ealoor Of
The Echo IS another" So there
gcu are The evidence IS ncw
al n and tie case IS made Up and
goes To tEe Jury, which vii decide
whether tie editor Of The Echo has
brain storn1s. CT the editor ct Tie
World has any brz.1s AZ al
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Here IS the MEXICAN tznzlc as a
Southern California woman makes IL
For one chicken have ready three
dozen ears Of green corr, Two dozen
sweet Spanish red peppers, a quart Of
olives, tEo pounds Of rziains and two
cupf1Is Of ard. Scrzpe the cor1 from
the cob and take the meat from the
chicken and chop It fine, nix the TWO
and add the other ingredients, also
chopped fine. FIJI the mixture into
corn hrzks and ne them Up securely.
Then steam or boil Until the chicken IS
thorcly dore.-Izdizzzpolis Star.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The first run On 1a1kirg IusrirIz-
acra N Laudcr vas II 1861 Many
Lombard street gcldszzirhs and ba1k-
erz lad lent cur the money 1-rusSed
70 them and beng called upou for
1ayrzert- were Unable 70 meet tie
demand A crowd ct creditors and
others assembled and 4 riot followed.
N which sour bankers we're hanged At
their owl doors before order could be
restored and the zlEy creditors per-
guaded thar they were not being sEin-
fIsf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
FOR ROBBERY FROM PERSON
Two Wen Arrested Naudas Ara Put Uu-
der 5aud 70 Anpezr al Saperiar Court

der 5aun % A1pear al Saperiar Court
On Monday last Ia GinbLe and
Charles Schorehan we're arrested for
uociug 4 Han By the nane Of WIZ
McCaun- GEnbIe and his partner lad
weed cutting contract On the Belyl-
rlace a5crt three niles from t1wu- It
appears that this vas ouLY i bind
their real cccupa1icu being robbery
The robbery Of Mccain 1or beng the
only crime they are guilty CT The
officers have Known for sou1e time that
scue one WIS making a practice Of
gcing thru the pockers Of nen E1--e
they were under the influence Of Equor,
but Up 70 the present Fad lot been
able to saster the crime On any par
-icuLar oue- Last Sunday they mer
McCauu- and Learning he Tad money,
they iuGrced lin To accompany them
To their camp Up On Eagle creek
When they reached the coal ahl-rea
east Of LOWE McCa1n being vel Under
The rfueuce Of Eq-or they had sup
Piled him win, they went through his
pockets and eonk Eha- money he lad
and 4 ticket 70 Seattle The ticket
they sold Al the depot and this helped
To Ezater the crime On then
County Attorney Grass CAME Up
rom the county seat Tuesday evening
and On Wednesday morning they lad
Al examining rial before Judge Taylor.
Failing To give The appearance bond Of
$500 under which they were placed
they we're taken 70 Wena1chee 70 wait
The action Of the superior court
LirtIe IS known Of the men They
have been about here for The past TWO
months There IS scne evidence that
they were concerned II the box car
robberies that have occurred here II
the last month There & every reason
for believing that II GlmbIe and
Schouehan the officers have caught
Two desperate criminals
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Last Saturday night Bert Kennedy
assaulted Mztt Greenwzld N the rear
Of the TzmEzfer saloon, ssys the
Wenztchee World with a knife, and
inflicted wounds which may prove
fatal Both men were employed on
the bridge nov being built al that
place and II Is supposed had some
difficulty before.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
RESULT Of THE TOWN HEtITON
A Nasars Treasurer and four Cauncimen
Elected LAST Taezfay

We'll, tie election Is ever 4ac things
are g1ing en- zccuc As usrlal- # any CT
Us thought the ccune-Y Vas gciug &c
the devii Il me man We voted fer Vas
tefeauet. We may even i've e see the
6clIY CT riae ncricu-
IN voting and working fcr tie Sue
cess CT me raen We believed would
tesr serve TIE interests ct tie public
We exercised the right ct American
zcvsrzIgzs-
On tie ACE Of the rsuIrns Il appears
ts.a1 O. s. Saupscn Vas elected mayer,
Charles Anderson treasurer, and Saie
7. King, z. A. King and 5. C. Fol-
deuberg ccuncilnen fer the two year
term and C. Ruth fer tie che year
term
Following IS TIE waY the vor. stooc=
CITIZENS TICKET
Fer Magor-O. 5. Sa-npacn, I05-
Trsaau-er-E. z. Cart g.
Cou1ciIner, rvc year 1er-a--EAte l.
King. fG4> J. W. Elicit, ssi J. c.
Fritz. g. One year t.rm-F s. Ia
cocs1u- T.
INDEPENDENT TICKET
MzFor-L. J. Nielsen, g.
Treasi.rer-Chas- 4 Anderson, 81.
Courcilneu, TIc year terms. C.
WoIfeuberg, 90 z A King 90 W
H Harrington, g. One year term
G., Ruth fQ7.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The larceny Of the lar money
idea rom the pGpulisr piartcru cy
me -ank1s5 IS responsible 5Cr ne t.
yiyaI CT 1lar party The Fr=ss cis-
catches II Mondays PAGERS announce
rtiar TIE PCpulisr par-Y vii meet N St
Louis Acrl 2 anG nominate cznGi-
dare fcr president InG vice president
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Now IS ne winter Of cur GiHcun-
reur ever financial affairs aggravated
~ a fellow VIC savs presently We
snail have s,Ici1 4 redundancy CT money
-iar We viii be airiy overwhelmed
Win and drowned IN 4 shower CT EGiG
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

The Seattle Morning Times 5 dead
and the Colonel has given Up the
establishment Of a second morning
Newspaper. He says he lost ten thou
sand dollars per month iog eight
months IN the venture.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

A packing school, where fruit pack
erz are 70 be instructed N the szt Of
fancy packing, IS advocated By many
fruit growers and vii likely Dc estzb-
Iiahed the coming summer.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Mrs. J. MiIey, from Wellington,
Wash, bought the Big Rock restz1-
rant the first Of this week and took i'm
mediate charge. What Mr.. Moore
viii do We have not yet learned
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

Some Of yoG may De growing weary
Of hearing about the piano find We
are not, for the prospects are growing
brighter each day. We TOW have $40
II cash and s15 n subscriptions Tie
ourIook IS good for lot Izaa than 800
or the first payment 4 every one
does their share and bring II the cash
We vii have more thar that Do you
realize Ehz1 It means TO have 4 pIarof
Those VITO 1--we near the school and
who hear the drum and piano can
tell you
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06
TNlDEPENpENT TTCEET
SCHOOL NOTES

The SchooIuazter' cub Of CheLa1
couu-Y, organized Al tie Institute last
fall, held III first meeting Iasr Saturday
at Weua1chee- The club CONSISTS Of
school principaIs and supe-intendeutz-
The obiect IS 70 push educational IL
te-esrs II the county.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-12-06

With the coming Of the STOW there
has been decrease n the attendance
of the smaller pupils
The Springdale news., 1907-02-01
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY New: ~:: .:,.:;::: s:,:::: :,

school for this term. My relation as teacher, with the students of this school, our mutual relations, for the most part, having been both pleasant and l trust instruc- tive, and they will always have a friend in the person of their teacher.
 J. F. Jones is putting ill lot of new fencing in different places upon his farm. which adds much to its appearance and conven- fence.
 Remember tile institute at Shady Grove next Saturday, February ?. From some cause unknown to the writer the pro- gram has not been published, which is likely the program eom- mittee has forgotten to send 1t in for publiea tion.
 Ne are informed that the local lodge of the Farmers Union at Fishback has d membership of 10.
 The Sunday school at Friend ship is progressing nicely. Mir. Beach, our superintendent, IS spaaring nothing to make the school a success, and he should have the hearty cooperation of every one Tn the community.
 Don't Worry, in answer to your inquiry relative to the where abouts of Osceola and Ory Dree l can only speak for the former. Things just woulnn't happen out this way and 1 couldn't make them, so when 1 have nothing to write about there Is no use send ing ne to the reservation when you see that am already too reserved. -
The Springdale news., 1907-02-01
-
 WINSLOW.

Jan. 2S.-Eight above zero Saturday morning and the burn ing question of the day is: "Is the fruit killed?"
 Posy took tramp few days ago out in the country to see what the farmers were doing. D. $. Morgan is improving his place by cleaning out fence rows and fixing up fences and other wise getting ready for spring work. He thinks this is the finest place man ever struck Fin Duncan is also getting ready for business i'll the spring. By the way, lie has as fine little herd of milch COWS as we ever saw on a farm. C. E. Hickox IS clearing up some bench land to farm this year. He IS an all around farmer. Jack Duncan Is getting ready to build a new fence around his farm. Martin Barnhill has beautified his place
The Springdale news., 1907-02-01
WEST FORK.
OSCEoLA.

Jan. 2S.-Miss Eliza Curtis is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Mary Everett is sick of pneumonia.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Latham went to Fayetteville Monday on business
 Dr. Gabbert has bought a new piano.
 Mrs. H.. Bayles has been con fined to Her bed for three week. Arthur and Edgar Jones return ed to their home at Hazel Valley alter visiting their sister, Mrs. A. Began
 Some of the Christian ladies are soliciting money to buy seats for the new church.
 Quite an interest is manifested i'll the house to house prayer meeting.
 John Northern has been ap- pointed section foreman at Ok mulgee, 1. T., and he will move his family there at once.
 Terry Smith is having his residence painted.
 Angus flight, who is working with a bridge gang for the Frisco, visited his mother. I. C.. Fun, last week.
 Mrs. Barot, of Winslow, was here last week hunting location. She wants to put in millinery and other things.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Stansberry are the happy parents of new baby.
 |. C. FJrN.