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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-09

board Of County Commissioners,
met and appointed Robert Stewart
to fill the vacancy in that board
occasioned by the death of j. w.
Strentz. There were several APP
plicants, but the appointing board
elected Rob. Stewart. He will
serve until the first week in Sep
tember, when Commissioner elect
John Barron, will assume the office.
1t was urged upon the commit
tee to appoint Mr., Barron, as it is
but few months until he assumes
the Office, but majority of the
committee are of the opposite
party to Mr.. Barron, and gave 1T
to Stewart who had made the
race last year and lost. We hope
he will make a progressive and
enterprising commissioner for his
short term.
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Big Pine Valley

/ take my pencil in hand once
more to try to give the readers of
this paper the happenings of this
valley.
Flowing and narrowing and
getting ready to plant corn seems
to be all the people are thinking
about in this valley at present, ex-
cept Martin Chilcote and Ruben
Lindley, think they have better
job than farming, we'll agreed awith
the boys, if they can hold on to
their job till the holidays.
Mrs. Vern Kitchen and two little
children Cassie and Silvia, visited
her parents of Blackjack Sunday.
Mr.. Bert Febis of this place sold
Mr.. Lewis Kister, a valuable COW
last week and delivered her satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Lewis Klster of West Side
was hauling fertilizer from VIM.
Van Curen last week, with three
cows all in breast.
Mr.. Ollie Lemon and wife visited
Mr., George Reids Sunday,
Mr.. Frank Mowsry attended
Sunday School at Bethel Sunday.
Mr.. Yern Kitchen made bust
ness trip TO Laurelville Saturday.
Mr.. Homer Denison was seen
winding his way towards Happy
Hollow Sunday evening, singing
wait till the sun shines Maggie
and the clouds go sailing by,
The young folks of this place
gave Wilber Vanfossin and wife a
pleasant call last Sunday.
Mr., Vim. Lay, is busy these
days breaking his little colt to
lead.
Mr.. Mslon Paxton the water
melon man of Big Pine is expect
ing big crop this season.
BILL BUrER.
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New Plymouth

James Allen, of Columbus, Wis
tied relatives at this place recent
Iy.
Mrs Hamlin, of Kansas, is the
house guest of Mrs, G.. W. Glib
bons.
VIM. Jones. who is working near
Albany, sundayed with his family
here.
William Collins returned TO his
work at Macarthur to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Mcdowell
and little son, of Columbus, are
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Me-
Dowsll.
Hile Allen, of McArthur, visited
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Isaac
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Notice to Our Customers,

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not af-
fected by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs,
and We recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults.
Bort q Co.
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Marion
short term

Flowing and house cleaning
seems to be the order of the day.
Dwight Polling is breaking a
fine colt at present.
Will Houston has moved ON the
Dave Miller farm.
Several from this place attend
ed the singing at Mt. Tabor
Thursday evening.
Boys put your horns, COW bells,
and old wooden buckets where you
can find them because we know
not how soon we will need them.
Miss Lucy Cell, of this place,
is working for Frasch's at Logan.
Many from this place attended
the funeral of Mrs. Kistler, Fri
day.
Mr.. L. Brooks and family, of
Orbiston, is moving on the farm
which he purchased from Henry
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cell made
trip to Logan Friday.
Somebody received fine postal
card Sunday. Be careful girls
and do not send postal cards on
Sunday.
Messrs. Wagner travelled over
these hills Thursday and Friday
assessing.
Prof. S. w. Hiles is seen quite
often in this vicinity since the
closing of his school,
John Polling plowed for Chat
Fickell, Wednesday.
We are wondering when "Si
Hubbard will be on our Route
No. 2, "Si" hurry up you will
be welcomed when you come.
Mrs. Susan Polling spent Satur-
day in Logan.
Clarence Pierce spent Friday
and Saturday in Athens.
Mr.. Eddy Stiviaon visited his
Uncle, Abraham Helber at Webb
Summit Sunday.
Frank Polling and Orla Wolfe
attended Sunday School at Mt.
Tabor Sunday.
Miss Carrie Stivison is work.
ing for Ed. Stiyison at Logan.
Mr. Clifford Brown is working
for Ed. Ruff,
Mr.. Frank Polling attended
Church at Pleasant Hill Sunday
night.
Mr., William Houston and family
visited A. Brown and family Sun
day.
Frank Poling took dinner with
Sherman Polling, Sunday.
Miss Estela and Jessie Wright
visited A Brown, Sunday.
! A number of boys from this
place attended preaching at Zion
Sunday night.
Roy Swick visited his parents
Sunday.
Mr., Levi Wolfe, of this place,
was seen on Silk Ridge Sunday
evening. What is the attraction
LeViY
Mrs. Thomas Savey spent
Saturday in Logan. AcoAcCA.
No.I-., - Our custo,,a.s
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS.
Brownsville

Well, Uncle Teddy is still living
aud able to eat three good meal'
day.
Mr.. d. f. Flowers and wife call
ed on Mr.. Isaac Flowers; Thursday
Mr.. w. Nj. Watts was butcher
ing one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Lutz, of Dry Tavern,
was shopping at Mr.. w. NJ
Flowers, Saturday.
Mr. Daniel Saters and Earl
Caves made business trip to
Lancaster Saturday.
Mr.. N. P. Springer and wife
were shopping at W. NJ. Flowers,
Saturday.
The people of the Holiness
Chapel met Thursday evening for
the purpose of nominating a
preacher. They elected the same
man that preached for them last
year, Rev. r.. p, Fitch, Charley
Roop, chairman, Mrs. Alice Jack
son, Secretary and w. M. Jack
son, Treasurer.
Mr.. Charley Pratt and Clifford
Beavers made flying trip to the
B. l. S. Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. ID. f. Flowers and wife
were the Sunday guests of their
son w. M. Flowers and wife.
The preaching service at Mt.
Pisgah Sunday afternoon was well
attended.
A large number of people from
Clear Creek attended preaching
at Mt. Pisgah Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Nelson and Della Azbell and
Mr.. Clida Pierce were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Arters,
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Bosley and wife, of
Columbus, were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. Joseph Beavers and wife.
Mrs. Bosley is one of Mr.. Beavers
sisters.
Mr.. Pierce Blackburn was going
home from the Holiness Chapel
Sunday night in his rubber tire
buggy and he happened with bad
luck. He drove upon the bank out
near Mt. Pisgah Church and he
upset, so Pierce had to call on q
lady friend to drive for him. l
think Pierce had better bring 2
driver with him the next time it
SO dark.
Mr.. Boyd Goss and Miss Lielah
Blackburn was seen out driving
on our pixies Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Lantz, of Mound
Crossing, attended preaching at
Mt. Pisgah Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Carmickle was the
guest of Mr.. George Bryan, Sun
day.
Miss Ada Arter took dinner
with Miss Lucy Beavers, Sunday.
Orp TTNcrr TrDny
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EDWARD TIFFIN--18O4-1


medicine which
opposition
Office rendered to him third but he declined The most notable
8,
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Money to Loan.

The Macarthur Building d. Loan
Co., has money to loan on first
mortgage security in amounts not
less than $1,000 a 7%, on Logan
Real Estate. For further partic-
ulars address the Macarthur Build
ing & Loan Company.
April 4, low
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Mrs. S. Joyce, 1870 Sullivan St.
Claremont, N. H., writes;
"About year ago bought two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
1t cured me of a severe case of
Kidney trouble of several years
standing. 1t certainly is grand,
good medicine, and I heartily re-
commend it," Bort d. Co.
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So. Bloomingville

Mr.. Andy ,Woodgeard was called
to Pretty Run on last Monday by
the sudden death of his mother,
Mrs. Rachel Brown.
Mr., VIM. Lemon received the
sad intelligence on last Monday
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Commissioner Bob Stewart

On Thursday evening Of last
week the County Auditor, County
Recorder and Probate Judge,
committee by law authorized to
fill any vacancy occurring in the
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Rockbridge

This week starts out with rather
cold dreary weather for epring.
We do hope epring will come in
earnest soon.
Mrs. Lucy Montaign entertained
few young people of this place
with carpet rag sewing at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Will
Rudolph on Washington ST., last
Tuesday evening.
Chas. Matthias was business
vister to Logan Thursday.
Miss Stella Murphy, of Colum-
bus, is visiting friends here.
Chas. Baker, of Gibisonville,
spent Sunday at this place,
Miss Isabella Wear, of Lam
caster, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wear.
Herbert Huls, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Huls.
Miss Rose Hensel, of Sugar
Grove, visited her cousin, Miss
Della Matthias, Sunday.
Ed. Primmer, of Logan, visited
here Sunday.
Misses Minnie Bell and Bertha
Edwards, of Lancaster, visited
their parents, Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Wharton and daugh-
ter Mildred spent Saturday in Lo-
gan.
Frank Hickman, of Sugar Grove,
visited his parents Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kochl, daug hter, Friday 3rd.
Mrs. Elmer Dupler and daugh-
ter Inez spent Friday in Logan.
Mrs. Joe Stougton and grand
Florence, and Mona
jackson visited Logan Thursday
Mr.. Clint White and ia mily
spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Cap Beery and family.
Oliver Wolff and wife took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Matthias, Sunday.
Mr.. Pearl Smoke was business
visitor to Logan Thursday.
Mrs. A. F. Matthias and daugh-
tiers Florence and Della spent one
day last week in Logan.
Chas. Jackson spent Thursday
and Friday with his sister Mrs.
Fannie White, of Carroll.
Clay Bumgarner and Walter
Marshall, of Sugar Grove, visited
this place Sunday.
The stork visited the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Carpenter
Tuesday 21st. leaving daughter.
Mrs. Della Huls spent Thurs
day and Friday in Columbus.
Sammie Frasure spent Thursday
in Logan.
Boyd Ridenour has purchased
the property of j. W. Huls which
was vacated few days ago by
Jim Matthias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dupler, of
Sugar Grove, visited his brother
Vernon Dupler and wife, Sunday.
A. E. Stougton, of Sugar Grove,
visited this place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Elinger, of
Logan, visited friends here Sun
day.
Rev. Geiger and wife, of Enter
prise, visited A. F. Matthias and
family Sunday.
John Inboden made a flying
trip to Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Hamblim moved
to Logan Tuesday.
S. G. Stougton and j. G. Huls
were Logan visitors Saturday.
ROBIN.
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on Saturday May 8.
If it don't quit raining
AS sure as you're born,
Well be very late In planting our corn
If this cold weather don't cease,
Our beans and potatoes
VIII surely all freeze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

This IS for the ''buys Of 'Zion's'
Camp and the "Morrnon Battalion"
Surviving members Of those famous
organizations that played such Il prom
snent part in the events OF the early his
TORY OF the Church, are cordially invited
10 attend reunion to be given In their
honor by the First Presidency at the
Lion House OH Tuesday afternoon,
ApriI 9 This Will be one OF the great
events of the April conference.
The First Presidency have for some
time felt that such a reunion wouiu
be Il proper acknowledgement OF the
Importance OF the services rendered Ny
those who I'm the early days, cheerfully
-asno,,asd whom the call was made
upon them. The veterans are rap'"''
being removed from this sphere Oh az
po, rrhsre are very few survivors OF
,-zionts Camp and possibly NOT '''oi"
than fifty members OF the Mor'iioi
Battalion" They are scaseefeu "'o'
a wide area of the country SOME ave
lr Utah. son,e In California, some IN
Arizona. Some, probably nave settled
,r Canada IT would be well IT as many
,>,.s;h,e could be brought together
at the corning reunion
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

Mr. and Mrs. n, j.. Lopas OF Grand
Junction. Colo. are in the city stop
ping al the Wilson, Mrs. Lopas ca me
I'm last evening with her daughter, who
was on her way 10 Goldneld Air.
Lopas was already In the city, with
his son, and the family Join ed at the
hotel. Grand Junction il the center
of Il great fruit raising country said
Mr. Lopas today Some Of the lands
with bearing fruit trees bring as high
as $4,000 per acre, which seems a big
price. but the value OF the crop more
$500 per acre, The whole country
between Ora nd Junction aud PhlIsade.
a distance OF IL miles. Is one solid
orchard. peculiar feature connect
"a With fruit growing In that locality
is tho scheme they have for lighting
frost from the buds. Every year
the frost comes rather late In tine
spring, and the trees and their sprout.
ins buds must be protected. Frost
warnings are sent out In advance. and
The weather man gives the signal tho
public bells are rung and whistles
blown and loads OF crude oil. OF which
there is plentiful supply I'm that
section. are sent around to the resi-
dents The oil is sprlnklad OH damp
straw, etc, and Aired, and a cloud OF
dense smoke Is produced from the
thousands Of fires thus kindled. The
smoke hangs like pal over the sur
face OF the earth. effcctually keeping
the frost from the fruit rTees No
expense is spared BY the orchard own
ers III making smoke In frost time.
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We hope this invitation will reach all
for whom II lis intended, Friends of tho
veterans .outd call their attention TO
NJ. In case they do not happen to see Il
themselves, and We suggest that those
who live far away and mag NOT be able
to undertake the Journey without
financial or other assistance should re-
celvc such from their friends, In order
that the reunion may be complete and
an event never to be forgotten by those
i'm whose honor It is given
we ais suggest that Stake Presi-
dents and Bishops look after this mat
ter and see to 1t that non. is absent
for want OF means to undertake the
Journey
The invitation Is also cordially ex-
tended 10 the wives and widows OF the
members OF the two organisa tions
We hope TO see general rally Of the
veterans, To many of them 1t Will be
the last before the great reunion ON the
other side
Veterans. attention.
JOSEPH r. SMITH,
JOHN II. wINDER.
ANTHoN IL. LuND.
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TO OWNERS
OF BAD BREATH
Foul OdOr OF Indigestion, Smoking.
Eating or Drinking Stopped at Once
With Siulart's Charcoal Loxcnges.


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- ''' Nieo-
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smokers drink ers and Floss ,vish e., - q
ON the stornaob are In a cIsss a,I ~
Themselves dlstins,IIshed NV no,vsr,
full bad breath
They Mi hreathe ord nc ,.a,,
breathe. thew yyhinp o,,t oaor whici,
makes those standing nsar t,rr thejr
heads away I'm dIse11s, Tho nittar,ia
part of It is that these victims Do not
realize 1Shas a sIclsaninS t,sin-, SEA
offensive brenth fs a. aSb e srs ps"'
Charcoal Is a wonderful ahsorher ~
gases and odors II ahsnrhs Al ,i,,, W.
It's own volume of eas 1VO '''''e'
Sluart's charcoal I.ozsngos u7,,1 r,+
a stop TO ynllr had offens;,,, I hras,h
and To yotIT belchInes n,hs,.,sn,, 49,.
cause or source bncamso INC ~, ,, r'aJ
quickly absorbs All n"xio,,s ,n,,at , vs'
odors ana gases
II you suffer from ,rdlvAs,,o,, ana
beIch gas as n result sipn ee,, rb n"u
coal LozenEes Will absorh aiI ,te &C.
and make you ston hslchin, '"S N"s
III ON getting nm En- Inc ,,o,.,,s,,e ,,o,,
have such "A bad bIlto,,s hrna,,0 81. o.
you can almost smell !, Sn,,r s,,n'
stuart's Charcoal Losenges Mil eei
rid OF 1t for YOU quickly " N"' So
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CONFERENCE OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
convention of Stake Officers and
Boards to be Held Next
Week.
SOME INTERESTING PAPERS.
Program OF Proceedings Preceding the
Big Annual Conference I'm Taber-
naclc ON Sunday Evening"

On Thursday, April A, there will be a
conv ention OF stake Sunday school Off
GERS and boards held In the Latter
day Saints university buildings prior
10 the annual conference OF the Deseret
Sunday School Union. which occurs
IN The tabernacle the following Sunday
evening under the direction of the Des-
eT.t Sunday School Union board.
The general assembly of the dele
gates and those Interested will be
called TO order ON Thursday morning at
$3.50. aud prior to separation an hour
later to various departments a short
program will be In order. In the vari-
Gus departments papers on live topics
connected with Sunday school work
VIII be read. and following each there
VIII be time allotted for discussion OF
the subject.
AS near as possible the entire pro-
gram and convention will be guided by
a time schedule that has been allotted
The program covering all depart
nents, will be as follows;
General assembly, in Barratt hall, the
general superintendency presiding.
Morning session tThursday)-9!a5, or
gan music $3.50, song by the assembly,
For the strength of the hills we bless
Thee 1886, prayer; s:ss, roll call OF
stakes answered by superintendent
as per printed form); Gas. solo "-rhe
Lords Prayer" Elder Horace S. En-
signs 9.4S, welcome 10 Sunday School
workers, General Snpt. Joseph r..
Smith; 10, Introduction to the work of
the convention. Second Asst Gen. Supt
David .. Mckay; 1920, announce
ments: 1890, separation into depart.
ments by m archlng.
Afternoon session-I:55. organ music,
?, song by the assembly, "Sowine:"
2:05. prayer; EOS, solo. Sister Hazel F.,
Barnes: 2;13, answers to written ques-
lions previously srbmfttedi Els, intro
dnctlon TO Outline" work, Second Asst.
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Light, crisp, wholesome
The best food 10 start the day with
PRICE BAxtNo POWDER, CHICAGO

Selection of the Aim" The Outlines.
Florence Horne; 2:s5, Discussions: 300.
Paper The Development OF the Aim,
Sister Edith Hunter; $40, Discussion.
S'a5, Paper, Illustration and AppllCa-
ton" Nettie E, Herrick 3;A5, Discus.
sion; $3.50, Answers to Questions; Ss5o,
Benedictlon and adjournment.
KINDERGARTEN DEPARTMENT.
Morning Session-1OSS paper 1.-THE
Fast Day In the kindergarten Depart
ment." Alton Young I0:45- discussion;
ii, paper: The Gospel IN the Kinder
garten Department, = Ida Coombss llslO,
discussion; ll:25, paper: Stake Board
Appointments and Visits" Hazel a.
Calder; ll;35 discussions, IL 55 hene
dlction and adjournment.
Afternoon Sess ion-2;35, paper: THE
Selection of the Aim Kate McAlli-
ster; 2;i5, discussion; 3. paper; The
Development of the AIM" Annie M,
Farr; $40 discussion; 1885, paper;
''fllustratiom and Application" Nina
Taylor Bar, discussion; $3.50, answers
10 questions; S;55, benedictlon and adj
juurnment-
THURSDAY EVENING
The stake workers with their hus-
bands, wives and escorts Will be the
guests OF the general board at a so
cia BILE to be held at the Lion House,
Salt Lake City, conducted by the gem
eral suPerintendency and Deseret Sun
day school Union board.
7.s0 to $50. Get acquainted
$3.50, song, II there's sunshine in
Your heart
s:35. prayer,
s;35. solo by Elder George ID. Pyper-
$40, address: Social Gatherings In
the Sunday School Work" ]. of stake
boards .. of ward officers and teachers;
3, of pupils, Elder George NJ, Cannon.
o. male quartet
sos, refreshments and music.
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GRANTED TO L. L. MUM.
Secretary OF Interior AllOts Waters of
Bear and Mud Lakes,

Washington, March 2s~-Thc secretary
of the Interior today granted the appIl.
carton of l. T., Mum 10 use the water
or Bear and Mud lakes, in Utah, f0r lr.
rlgatlon and power purposes The matter
mas been held up for long time because
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ONLY ONE asRoMo ouININE'

That Is LAXATIVE BRoMO Qunlne
Similarly named remedies sometimes de-
ceiye The first and original Cold Tab
lie; Is a WHITE PACKAGE with black
and red letter ring, and bears the sigma
ture of E. w GROVE. sc,
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Are Won Going on a Mission ?

II 40 come 10 us for Photas as we
will make you A special discount. Mon
roe Studio, 80 w 2nd south, We VIII
take rate tickets from any other studio
al face value
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Mr. Nunu's plans were believed TO inter
fere with the government project for the
utilization of she waters IN Bear lax
In It's own land reclamation projects. In
the decision reached today the govern
ment agrees to get out oE the Way tenn
pornrily, but II will retain the .ght ~
proceed Wi,h Us OWE i. @orh " MI Hnnn
lake Is claimed to- be the largest natural
reservoir suitable tor Irrigation purposes
In the world,
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WE can AL orders promptly.
MAR1-rN COAL co.
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To Our Visitors.

II certainly viii pay you to visit Nc.
Carty's HHt sale this week $3.50 and
$500 Styles, sale price 5000 26 u
2rd so. New Wilson Hotel Bldg.
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Tribune Bicycles Arrived
M. & Ct, Co. 1913 Main St, agents.
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Bic Hat Sale.

AT McCarty's all This week. % F..
End So Wilson Hotel Bldg.
nnenspp- daura SalraiY Fri Gn, An-il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

Opening dance saltair Friday, April s.
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and 1t Is no uncommon sight to see
every lot with sn oil fire going in 1t.
Sometimes even the extremity OF fir
ing buildings s resorted 10 in order
to save the budding fruit"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-15
ESTHER ITEMS.

MIR, j K WEIGH spent last Tues
day at Eiyus.
We ace glad to note that ont s,ck
folks are conya.c,cing.
o " Hoy of Salem ucighborhood
MAS here Tuesday on business,
John Edwards visited friend. in Ste.
Gcneyjcyc County, SATURDAY and sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter keruau aud
son, Virgil visited at Pennington sun
day.
Miss Laura Burgess Of Oakland. i,
here ~ the guest of her sister, Mis-.
John Buxton.
Miss Emily Cunningham has very
painful foot caused by being burned
with hot coffee
Rev. and Mrs Thomas Lord were
guests OF MIR. and Mrs Kennel Rari.
den Of AIncdgc Sunday.
Mrs. John Robinson Of Doe Run, !,
here as the guest of her daughters
Misses Blanche and SalliC Moon.
Miss May Hughes Of Flat River wal
over few hours Wednesday to SEE
her sister, Mis- Andrew Stricklct.
Mrs Nora EggerS, went TO Potos
after her little son Henry, who ha.
been staying with Mrs. j. W. AlgurC
| the past several weeks.
Prof. Hunt aud Miss Ida Hoy OF Dcs.
Iogc aud Miss Dora Hoy of Frankclay,
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Is. ThOmurc Sunday afternoon.
ORAL.