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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-11
Horses For Sale.

Three good work horses, one log
ging team. PETER KURRE, Bell phone,
Independence, Or 611-2t
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-11
Cows For Sale.

Two good milch COWS for sale.
H. G. DIMICK, Dallas. 6-4-tf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-11
Wagon For Sale.

Good 81 farm wagon for sale. DR..
MARK HAYTER, Dallas, Or.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-11

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: BUSINESS LOCALS. :
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DR.. Hayter. Dentist Office over
Wilson'S Drug Store. Dallas. Oregon.
The sun., 1907-04-14
IRON AND STEEL.
Prompt and Spot Pig IRON Firm and Active
All steel Mills Report Active Markets.


The domestic pig iron markets closed last
week under the conditions which have ruled
for fortnight--active demands for spot and
prompt shipments, increasing business In
second half contracts and an all around firm
ness in every description OF metal. whether
domestic or imported. According to stories
current among producers and consumers Of
zig iron. the statements as to falling prices
snd decreasing demands that have been cir
Culated by a number OF discredited specula-
tive sources are sheer inventions. which like
the work of the same interests in other chan
rels of the metal trade, signify nothing more
than that sources which have been cOntinu-
ousy publishing falsehoods for two years are
unable or unwilling to publish the truth as to
actual market conditions. Much has been
made BY these canArd makers OF statement
that the March output OF pig iron was so
greatly in excess OF the tonnage of year ago
that consumers look for an early drop in
prices as the consumption IL far below the
running monthly production As a matter
OF fact the output Of pig iron last month was
only 59.543 tons more than the production in
March. 1905. Statistics OF the increase in pig
iron consuming plants in the districts of
Chicago. PittsburE. Buffalo. Philadelphia and
New York exhibit that the consumption OF pig
Iron has been for several months gaining over
production. Prices for large tonnages Of pig
iron at furnaces are at these figures: South
-ern foundry. No. ?. for second half. SIs,5
tlo, third quarter. slO@SI9.5o spot. sg2Gs25;
Buffalo district. No. 4. foundry. second
h4t s22 .5O@s23. Neither spot nor prompt is
'svailable IN that section. Eastern Penns-
yFYlvanis. No. 4, for second half. S23dS2s.5 so:
third, quarter. s23 so: spot. e24.Sodt25.5O;
Suddlesbrough. No. /, at dock, s2l|fs2l so;
scotch. No. 1, at dock, $3.50. ...
Old materials are strong and active at un-
changed prices. Coke. northern and south
EN-. is in good demand at unchanged prices.
All steel mills report active markets, The
interests that make 80 per cent. Of the do.
mestc production OF crude, semi finished and
finished steel discern no Indications Of re-
eeselon IN business The improvement in
hooklngs from railroads was mar ked feature
IN last weeks market. The sales OF rails
were 80 per cent. ger than during the previ-
ous week. and the locomotive makers and car
builders noted revival OF buying that rolled
N orders to the aggregate OF IS, 00O. 900 be-
tween Monday and Friday.
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Model Poultry Company
Chas. A. Cyphers. President
A small block of $4,000 shares to be sold now
for further development. 49,. 49,. ,

The MGds S Poultry SS%gsny s under CS the
The Company began business in June 1906 Only 10000
paid 1917 dividend. The Company earned tl2 900
For further development shares Of the capital
at The balance rs 900 shares, will be held in the
to be sold & % ~ when o the money ys + needed
individual.
ADEMAND FOR OUR PRODUCT
There exists, and probably will always exist, de-
%and for really Ire:h eggs and prime roast rOasing and nd
hundred millions Of dollars Of poultry eggs
great volume is produced within easy shipping distance
Of large Eastern cities To f the gap between the
shipped in from distant States large proportion Of
fresh Condition and none Of those from distance do So
the poultry to market is raised by farmers
e bs edCSsy eSs e uS
and the plump fu-meated and tender roasting chicken
The Model Poultry. Company Of which am president,
premium Quality The Model Farm Of ses acres located
at Aurora N Y eighteen miles from the Buffalo City
Hail. e owned and operated by the Company as business
II at ali informed regarding the poultry industry you
inventor Of the successful incubatng and brooding
apparatus have necessarily been IN the foremost rank
OF breeders who making money with poultry their
successful business methods and that knowledge Of art
hca poultry raising that have enabled me to build up
in1ubating and broodng apparatus is being employed
in carrying highly profitable and successful issue the
husinesa Of the Model Poultry Company
several year. have been shaping up my other bust
80 81 Rat poay 5' 6 the a%s
up OF large market poultry business WIN % thls end in
view % oo. ns desirable in every particular purchased
Twelve miles from the Buffalo city line Here at East
Hon purchased 2ss acres the and Model came
into existence BY buying three adjoining farms was
The sun., 1907-04-14
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COLONIAL
TRUST COMPANY:
AN AGREEMENT for the merger OF the Colonial
Trust Company into The Trust Company OF America
was adopted by the respective Boards OF Director
o. SAID companies az meetings held on the 9Th
dHv OF April 1907: and a meeting of the stock
holders Of this Company will be held az Its Ofice.
No; 22 bToadw1y Borough OF Manhattan, City
Of New York at twelve o'clock noon. on the 25th
day OF April. 1907. TO consider and act upon the
said Agreement Of Merger. and upon any other
matter or thing concerning the same or the mode
OF carrying the same into eject. and upon any
other matter or thing which may come before the
neetng for Its consideration In connection there
with. EDMUND L. JCDSON Secretary
The sun., 1907-04-14

~ you have 500 can put ,ou on the road TO
fTtunC. fullest Investigation: h,Jlutely wonder
fdl opportunity. Don't think IN tsl Ing to give
sway $1,000 bills TO see n people viii taRc them.
II you are not earnest anu reasonable but want
10 maize millions over night you'd better 90 10
VAL street, where you viii b" ShOrn while you
wait 1 do not want Investors VINO have only
500 anu more or less auable services out of which
they expect fortune. II you can invest as little
Rs 500 and $50 a month can satisfy you that /
can make YOU fortune. II YOU do not want to
do this, provided your Investigations are salts
factory, save your time and mine BY not writing.
j. B, RADNOR, p. o. boz SCI. New York CITY.
The sun., 1907-04-14

ATTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD Of April 10
to "a, 1907. of the confirmation by the Board OF
Assessors and the entering In the Bureau for the
ments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the BOR-
OUCH OF MANHATTAN:
18TH WARD, SECTION Q. FAST iO4TH STREET
ALTERATION AND IMPROVEMENT TO
SEWER between ID and I'd Avenues. 18TH WARD,
SECTIONS, WEST 2iITH HSTREET-REGT'I.AT
GRADING, CURLING, FLAGGING AND LAYING
CROSSWALKS from Broadway to a point J2S
feet east OF 9th Avenue.
HERMAN A. METZ, Comptroller.
City OF New York. April Q. 1907
The sun., 1907-04-14

George H. Potts and John H. Auerbach,
young and somewhat impulsive members Of
The Stock Exchange, were suspended for a
month by the authorities yesterday. The
governors took this action because Of q bit
O boxing bout between them on the
me closing on Wednesday. Friends stopped
me hsticuhs before any particular damage
was done, and the incident attracted little
sItentlon at the time. but the governing
1ommlttee refused 70 overlook the infrac-
uSn OF one Of the most strictly enforced
heard the contentious OF both sides and
iueolded that both men were equally guilty.
The sun., 1907-04-14
TO TRY NEELY CASE AGAIN.
Government sun AFTER the Missing Cuban
Postal Funds

Charles F. W. Neely. who was arrested
for a shortage Of Sl32,l24 in the Cuban
postal funds and who escaped criminal
prosecution through the amnesty provision
of the Cuban-Spanish-A American treaty, il
TO be sued again by the United States
Government. which Is making an attempt
TO recover the amount Of the stolen money
for the Cuban Government. and which
lost it's first suit. The order for the new
trial was signed yesterday by Judge
Lacombe on the application Of +. X. Jones,
appointed a special Assistant Attorney
General to prosecute this action. The case
was put on the April calendar.
Mr. Jones, as special Assistant Attorney
General. has succeeded in tying up the
$50, 900 cash bail that Neely deposited
with Commissioner Shields when arrested,
together with a 5000 bond he gave the
Cuban authorities and 81 900 which NeeIy
deposited with the now defunct Seventh
National Bank and which b In the hands
Of q rOceiysr. There b also fund Of
se,QQD chat the postal authorities seizsd thaG
hsS been ted ~ hy Mr. JONES'. .sssSNt
The sun., 1907-04-14

THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.
TO TIE sEoGKHoIS 70 SEns ~, NY,. -. w..

TO THE STOCKHOIDERS OF
THE TRUST COMPAN1 OF AMERICA;
AN AGREEMENT for the merger OF the Colonial
Trust Company into The Trust Company OF Anne rcA .
was adopted by the respective Boards Of Directors
OF the said Companies, AZ meeting - held 90 the 9th
day OF April, 1907. ana q meeting Of the Stock =
holders Of this Company will be hello AZ It's once.
twelve o'clock noon on the 2Sth day OF April. 1901
20 consider and act upon the sald agreement OF
merger, and upon any matter or thing concerntn z
the same or the mode OF carrying the same into
effect, and upon any other matter or thing which
may come before the meeting for Its con sideratiOn
In connection herewith.
The transfer books will be closed at the close Of
April 20. 1907
FRANK l.. HILTON. Secretary.
The sun., 1907-04-14

At the close Of the Stock Exchange ses-
Won yesterday a number Of leading brokers
tat1nered in the bond room and presented 70
imam GwynneI veteran and popular
lenoer Of the Exchange, a costly, silver
srTlce; The presentation speech was made
~ \. II. Thomas. The occasion was, Mr..
y.Sw.ynne's retirement from the Exchange
Lter continuous membership OF twenty
~ years. Mr.. Gwynne has transferred
w seat to his SON.. Clifford Gwynne.
The sun., 1907-04-14

able control the supply and just the lay
Of land wanted long gentle soop. bisected by slight
ravines which AFFORD perfect natural drainage assuring
continued dry soil. With the added advantage Of
a good growing climate, have ideal location Tor
large and successful poultry farm.
Although did not to the farm until late spring
by September the broers and going market
were already paying running and went into
winter quarters with layers We already have brood
ing and growing capacity for 700 birds time and
are doubling III and also putting up laying houses
to hold the $4,000 layers growing We shall
hatch and chickens this second
year OF our organization.
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
Unlike the usual stock proposition without any ground
work in fact the stock in the Model Poultry Company is
being sold only because every share Of stock issued
has been paid for and is worth hundred cents the
dollar.
This is not wildcat mining proposition with ninety
nine chances OF failure to Of success not getrch
quick scheme inviting you to put your money in an en-
terprse which exists only paper and promising imaginary
profits; not railway steal Of millions with the public hold
ing the watered securities
The Model Poultry Company has substance. The Model
Farm is real farm and the growth made the first year
shows that the Company will make large profits which its
subscribers will get in dividends
This is opportunity for the small investor because
captalized for a small amount but kind
OF security, Common Stock with preferred holdings
The investor visit the farm Judge for
self what doing.
IL is your opportunity to safe sound highly
profitable investment. Do miss IT,
Write now for illustrated prospectus showing views
OF the farn poultry buildings poultry etc. This will be
mailed you postpaid.
q. CHAs, A. CYPHERs. President
The sun., 1907-04-14
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TiSEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF April 10
to ~. 1907. OF the con nrmatiOn by the BOARD Of
Asse ssoFs and the entering In the Burr for the
Collection OF Assessments and Arrears Of assess
mcnts for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN the BOR-
OUCH or THE BRONA:
S-24TH WARD, SECTION y and tNNEXFD
TERRITORY TEMPORARY SEWERS. g., within
the District Included In the former villages Of
MILLIAMSBR1DGE and SOUTH MOUNT WEIR
NON. with the outlet through BRONX Park and
MOsholI Parkway TO Webster Avenue at MoshOlu
Parkway south. Constructed under various con
tracts.
HERMAN 4. METZ. Com ptroller.
city of New York, April 8, 1907
The sun., 1907-04-14

LdNard G.. osterman. residing at GI3
L.entp avenue, formerly a shirt manu-
s,,IIiTer. has hled q petition In bankruptcy.
- ga " liabilities Si0,3ls and no assets
~ sn1uNard r Coe Of CadenAs 4 Coe, importers
ksa efpoIters Of tl9 Broad street, has flied
w liabilities S8a .777. Of Which ei5,is1 ara
Ms.19sa aJ1. .sSS unHecnred and $50 200 indorse4
,a 1snss ~ 81 votes ~ cBdanas 4 cO6 kls a1seEa
The sun., 1907-04-14
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

ELECTRIC BOND a SHARE COMPANY.
New York. April II. 1907
The regular quarterly dividend q one and one
quarter Ql4'0 per cent. on the Preferred Stock
OF the Electric Bond Share Co, has been declared
payable May ist. 1907. TO stockholders Of record
At the close OF business April 18th, 1901 on which
date the Transfer Books will close. and reopen
H. M FRANCIS. Secretary.
The sun., 1907-04-14
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Experienced mechanical craftsman
wanted by General Electric Co.,
Lynn, Mass, for design OF figs,
fixtures and special m chinery. Also
one for the design OF electrical in-
from nj to l2 A. NJ, at 81 Nassau
ST., Room BO3. -
The sun., 1907-04-14

PIRATE TREASURE. fascinating adventure
millions Involved e2S 900 required finance expedt-
ton, details thoroughly worked out: have lnVesii-
gated and can practically guarantee Write
HAWTHORNE. Trustee p. o. box -. n T.
The sun., 1907-04-14
The New York. ChlsaGo ana st. Louis Rallro.d

Cleveland, o., April Ist. 1907.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of this Company for
the election Of Directors, and for the Transaction
Of such other 1uslnepA a. may be brought before
the meeting, VIII Be held ~ the principal once Of
the company n Cleveland. Ohio, On the FIRST
Ssssl?SE 4; u ne poi Wi continue spsi ios "a:
q OFi~ ssisEBSEa sl.YSIsTsSSEs. $500.
The sun., 1907-04-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A Construction Company Qncorpor-
ated), comprised OF some OF the best
known people in the country, has for
sale part Of it's Capital Stock at par.
Contracts on hand assure large divi-
dends and this stock is recommended TO
those desiring a safe and profitable in
vestment. No agents. principals only.
For full particulars address CONSTRUC-
TION, box l2l Sun office.
The sun., 1907-04-14

INVESrMENT-If you have money and looking
for investment where you devote your time
in'mercantc business, address \. s. box i22 sun
Once
The sun., 1907-04-14

Ees.@ , k5seIs tIehShss. sew ISrf.5 v
The sun., 1907-04-14

ToowNERs or QUARRY WASTE. mine dunno
or cobble banks. Every ton OF waste stone fVe
inches or less 10 diameter will sell for more than
81, n converted into wet process cement building
blocks Send for my circular; Sloppy Wet" build
ing blocks made on any dry process machine nav
ing vertical coves. Blocks removable az once
Patented April D 1901 g. W. HENDRICRsON
The sun., 1907-04-14
SITUATIONS WANTED-FRMALE.


A BUSINESS WOMAN 2s), strong.
capable of greater effort. STRICTLY A
BUSINESS WOMAN. Address S. IT.,
box I22 Sun Office. ....-.-.,t
The sun., 1907-04-14

SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.
VOTING man. ~, reference. wants position IN
private family as waiter on the table and useful
1898 Broadway H.'
The sun., 1907-04-14
START A NEWSPAPER

START A NEWSPAPER y
in some town. Good money In h for aussEer. cAsa
s. weekly, G. TUNISoN. is VAndevsteF st.
STRAWBERRY P.5!. PIaHs:. New cs.sisoE ires. 2oO 90
mail pre- paid for 81. SfsAYMAKER q SON .bovpr, ,Dsi
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INVEST 81 per week for 20 weeks or es cash
and clear $3.50; absolute safety guaranteed BY All
banks. SToREHEAr MFG. 90, Los Apgsies. Gal.
The sun., 1907-04-14

AN EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHER for COM
mcrcial work Interiors, nashlight work. &C. steady
job and good wages to the right man. Address
II. l.
The sun., 1907-04-14

M ENERGETIC SALESMAN. experience not
necessary. for the New England States. Enclose
addressed and stamped envelope for repfy. Boz
77i. Cheyenne. Wyo . D.. ~.
The sun., 1907-04-14

AGENTS-tS2 In four days selling down -to-date
household articles sample free: yes, free. STAMP
ING CO. Dept p, Andover, N. Y. ..l--
The sun., 1907-04-14

CASHIER Wall Street house, prefer knowl-
edge boOkkeep ping; S25. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
CO.. Union Square. D.. e.r--
The sun., 1907-04-14

BOYS over 70 wanted IN our magazine blndeTy.
Apply TO HARPER & BROTHERS. S25 -Ss7 Pearl
ST., New York
The sun., 1907-04-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSENESS CHANCES. -,r-lr
~>o~N>~N~1~No~~sN~Nco~~~~n
LET ME SELL YOUR
Id ! Z {: N y!
.'rMv sixteen years experience a. M
N patent salesman mailed
W free. PATENT SALES EX-
CLUSIVELY. II you have
- United States or foreign pat AMM
ens for sale call write or
telephone, WILLIAM r. HOYT. ..afhi'
Patent Sales Specialist. 39O Broadway. N Y.
SUPERINTENDENT wANTEp--An Ohio cor
poration manufacturing household necessitiea
wants wide awake New York manager; defnorBtra-
tions In leading stores; once fTniahed; peYmansnt
work; salary 81 500 and comni Ssons; stands strict
est investigation. Address GENERAL SypENfN-
TENDENT. .jO2 SNOW Flake Bngdin q Toedo. Ohio.
CORPORATIONS orgsntzcd At small cost: also
a comprehensive legal NICE at SIS per ynaF for
buSineSs ncu. corporations executors sdminis-
tratorS, &c; call or send for explanatory bo0kiee
showing re ferenceS, .LEGALAFFAIRS CORPORA
TION. 1424 10 l4zo Tribune Building, city.
CORPORATIONS quickly orgGnIscd esA inalud.
ing all charges expenses com plete suppltog book
let "Advanages OF Incorporating free. AS1O-
CITATION OF REGISTERED ATTORNEYS. 81 has-
sAu.
The sun., 1907-04-14
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED-WeAreTs artificial legs or
tlculArs two dimes N, S. PHILLIPS. Danbury.
Conn.
The sun., 1907-04-14

Corporation Counsel.
o6hos and Post once Address. Hall OF Records
corner OF Chamber and Centre StreetS Borough
Of Manhattan, New York City.
The sun., 1907-04-14


A very pathetic story s told around the
Street about bear who made $4,000 on the
break in the market a month ago but has not
vet come into the enjoyment Of his profit
In this cruel world. where bearish efforts
are not appreciated the troubles OF this un-
fortunate individual have not even won him
sympathy. The story y that one Of tha
operators who gained a certain notOriety
on the shors side OF ti4s market last month
has been unable to collect his profits from
a 'house-never a very strong one-in which
his account shows him a balance of not far
from the half million dollar mark What
will be the outcome ls At present uncertain.
but many OF the traders who became parted
from no mean amount through the operations
OF the bear operator seem to regard the in
cident as a very good Joke. which they would
relish ell the more II IL referred to an operator
Of larger calibre.
AsNad been expected. the bank statement
allowed that the trust companies had retired
from the money market. seeing nothing
attractive In leaving their funds out on cal
with the rate AZ low a. ? per cent. Later.
II the rate rises to OF per cent they will
return as lenders. and Of course their tenn
porary withdrawal viii tend 10 hasten the
time Another factor which tended to bring
about the very heavy increase 10 loans vas
the, return OF a large amount OF American
stocks from Iendon to this side, tho eject
boin9 aeuasthih9 like transfsE Of loans fE0mi
Leafen 90 New York. tsta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25

nell visited Mrs. Frank Beatty and
Miss Mary Sheppard, who are very i'll
at St Anthony's hospital
Mrs. Bert Hull is again confined to
her bed with stomach trouble. She is
very low
Mrs. F. C..BIooks is erecting a two
story dwelling on Ninth street.
Mrs. c. F. Ellis and daughter Inez OF
Rock Island spent Sunday with Ms.
| F. D. Vinall on Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mutt of Des
Moines, Iowa, have rented rooms Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Finn. with whom
they are making their home.
Miss Grace Tubbs was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Sixth street
| Wednesday evening by a crowd of her
young friends, in honor of her 10th
/ birthday anniversary. Games and mu-
sic were the features of the evening.
The young lady guests furnished the
lunch
| James Shannon has resumed his work
at the shops after being laid up a few
days with smashed toe caused by the
failing of heavy stone.
Mrs e A. Hinllley and children,
Vera and Arthur, and the Misses Walden
Cox and Odessa Caldwell attended the
entertainment given by the Villa de
IChantal pupils at the Illinois theater
Rock Island. Tuesday evening.
Quite a bit of excitement was caused
lin Silvis Wednesday morning about /.
IO'clock by fire alarm from the Silvis
lshops. Upon making an investigation
it was discovered that switch shanty
had caught fire from sparks from !
passing engine. The fire mad such :
good start that nothing could be done
= and it burned to the ground.
Mr. McMaster of Chicago arrived
= here last week to take charge of the
railway camp He will take charS'
May /. He expects to start seVera
hundred men to laying tracks immedi
ately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

iting friends the past few days re-
turned to her home at Moline Tuesday.
Arthur Mead made business trip
to Osborn last Monday
John Daily is improving the resi-
dence of Frank Bryant. Bert Vain
wright is helping him do the work.
The many friends of Homer Russell
were shocked 10 hear of his death in
such a tragic way Monday morning.
Mr.. Russell had worked in this local
ity before marrying and was held i'll
high esteem by all who knew him.
The first game of baseball was plav-
ed at Joslin last Saturday between the
Moline and Yuma boys. Moline was
defeated.
A fine monument is being placed al
the grave of Mrs Kierheoff at Zuma
cemetery.
Miss Annie Eipper of Rock ISLAND
visited her classmate Miss Edna Mum
ma last Sunday afternoon.
The school election at the Zumf
school was very quiet there being fivs
votes cast by the three directors an
one gentleman and lady. Jud Vain
wright was reelected.
Sylvester Daily is laid up with 9
sore shoulder from the effects of hanIl
ing a wild colt, few days ago.
| Mr. and Mrs George Wake spen
| Sunday at their son Charles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25
ILLINOIS CITY.

Miss Austa Sedan departed for
Fremont. Neb. Friday April - 10
visit through the summer at the home
of her brother Charles Sedan.
William Taylor departed for Kansas
City last week.
Mrs. William Pepper returned to her
home in Drury after few days VISA
at the home of her brother-in-law E.
Pepper
Miss Maud Brisbane was Musca
tine caller on Saturday.
William Nelson and family visite,
with Ed Pepper and family Sunday.
John Brayton was obliged 10 Kill HI
team of mules that were so severeh
injured while working on the roads.
E. l.. Sheppard. wife and daushte
Lulu Bernice visited a few days tn
week with Mrs ShCppard's paren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smell.