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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Ssbsfalb.

Ntrs. @onoi Spole afaif peb 90.
ben / fit Siem | Mtooiion Sopnibip
ben 30te December | en- Ilber al 81
Idr. S,rn bar fsbt | 8aloers, Rorge.
9egrapeIien foregif Den lite Sanuar.
9aitor Sorriion forretteoe. 2ieet
iorof9itebes paa @ropiteoet peo
8oIo peb Siben al benoes forlo.
sartene Muuo.
Mrs. Sobn q. WelooS | 9Iufiton
SomnIbip bsbe iibite SirS0as eiter
noeIe 9oges Spgbom at 2ungebe'
tRnoelie. Wtrs. Wielads oa beuocs
Ranb bar bIaubt De fsrite SettIere
/ oenne Gel of 8inneibeif Gouutp,
% foruoen Ell paffer eienoom, Jon
De TO peo SIib % 8aapasieIigbeO bnr
pparbeibet, efterlaOer bun fig en- ga.
mile of nj Senner % fem 2stre -
en- Sen er bsb. Sr. Sobn Melaas
be9pnoer mn at bIipe gammel %
~ioageIig.
Sdnes s. Cation ScSe iioite 2sr'
bag gftermiooag eiter ilere gors
Speoom. s aleranoer's "9inne,
ibief Gouutps Biographies, ser ito'
tom / 1882 timber oi ffIgenNe:
"Sames 8. Cotton iuotnger en-
fremifiibt Sitting bIanbt ROrOpe'
items Ieoerbe Sorretniuasmpuo.
lloen iterre gtibIer, men : 9eiiSbeIiC
al flor Gnerai 8oretoaiomhe0 oq
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tom gtr. Cotton
Tom oa nar en- ing Ran0, | 1862 til
9ecorab os opertoa ION Guecier @e.
itpreIieu az ben gnmIe 9ecoroh @onI
en- peItien0t SuitihItion ,bIauOt
ollie tiSIige SettIerc / norbIiae Soma
Ga Den national Gurreucp Slci bIcr
oeDtnget, foranoreoe bon ben gumIt
Gecorab 9auf I'll 5irit 3otionuI
gauf, % bIeo oens ierite og enett
grPii6ent."
Sr. Cotton pe6bIeU at bore GrGii,
bent for 5ieit Mationol 9ant, inOtil
Sens SnipeuiiOn / 1898. 5iOen Der
Sio bar ban leuet title Oa roIig bel
i gpen, uoen 5amiIie eIer SlGgt
hinge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
re Ssorretniita / @igeoniin paa

gisre Sorretniitg | 8isconiin paa
@runb al De mere ifierpeoe 2obe,
lem bIep pebtaeef iibite @inter til gre.
gulering at %iaaoanne &ompanier.
enoeI andre Observation-Disclosures BIZ
traffe fig tilbaee fra Staten Den lite
@orts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
GnpernsrfanSibat. g. S. GarroI

WNptrHbItuHuto"I' o " NU''V"
Statsaubitsr / Soma, bar erfl9ret.
al ban aatcr at bliue aanoioat til 8u'
pernsr peo Den fommenoe repubIifan'
perner iaar. Carroll reprGien'
terer De iaafaIbte "Stanopatters"
meoens Siceeuperusr 8arit Der og'
iaa bar erfI9ret iie iom aanoioat
Itsttes of ACKNOWLEDGMENT eler .;
ioataIote progressive.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Sprlaser @iseoniim. Shorten irem.
meoe Observation-Disclosures bar M.
berrettet aSiurancetommisiaren
Maoiion ON, at be bar opbsrt meb al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

G6annccD 6. Graham og @. 9.
SiIoen al Steel 9oa &ompaniet er |
Chicago funoen ifploig | at babe til
renot fig $4,000 poa fallfe Iotes
fra MiIporfee ape. State 9anf Der
| gpen. bpis tioIisere Sreiioent,
9auI 8. Stenslano, MI er ! Sugtbn-
Tot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

". %. Iclbp ssS. Mrs. &.
@ooOmarb itriper til "goiten" fra
Muffin Ninn, at q. 30. @feIbp osoe
/ 1T Siem Der / 8pen oen Ace os. /
en Nl0er al so Gor. aiosSe, Der
bar Ell al "9ecorob' Boiten"S aomIe
abonnentcr, ioct ban bapOe bolSt
SloNet ! oper 30 Gor, efterIaoer Tia
3 @sru % Suitrll. Gen iioIte er M
rs Ior gamuleI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Smaaplnf.

Mrs. Senrp SduI5e oe Gnt.
teren Rariorp fom SirsOag tilbase
ira ct @eisg ! gireinia, @inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
SorifieHist.

George Sens, Den befienbte 9rPn.
bepinsbanbIer / ct. Boiil er afgaaet
peo 9sben nGiten 70 gar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Oct Ipsner Iiot isien for Ben
rs. 8. Gtrpmmen, foritaar ies.
Slegtninger og 9enner bite Bnm
ianot 8ierteIas, inainart De eiennem
bette Hlaos Spdlter bIep siort op.
mrrfiomme pod, at Mnnoen forme-
BELT Moogang os llIpffer bar TOM
men / Nsb. Zen m~ibIe.tioige Siplp
CAB Saob, ifismner leg. Sons aoresie
er Soice, Soma.
3ne Bros. silo Ereis.
s Nortbpooo bar man oannet ct
aompani, iom bill fabrifere "SiIo.
Bresier", Der er en- SpiinoeIie nf 8ue
Bros. "Stoef SiIage Supplement
Co." er 0annet paa aompaniet, og
u. Saugen er Er9iioent, s.. g.
&ue @icepr2iioents g. 6. Sanger
aasierer og ". 6. 9. @ue manager
cg SefretGr. Seq fienoer ale bisie
Mpnb iom nieget inoiigtsfulbe og
paalioeIige H%erioner; men oisie
"Silo 8resier" bar ies ineen Me-
ming ON, ba leg life bar mer SET
paa eniilase os Siloer emo &atten
paa Serep.
Si0t fra McnIcff.
s. y. @isrso & Son bar mi Hpt.
tet mo | lit npe, meget tibsmGsIigt
inorettebe "Sarbpare Store" igien.
Oct er en- at De melt fremitaaenbe
Observation-Disclosures paa Iangt
Solb, t9nfer leg. Bare @lasbiiferne
og Sploerne rilaa foite en- bel Iioen
Sormue. 8utifen err onereoe for.
bauienoe goot fplot meb npe @arer.
gisrgo & Son er sreie, eoosliee
Ws9no | al fin Serb, os bet lsnner
fig beoit | 29ngoen.
alaoesbonbler Carl Saepre bar
tlpffct mo I BanfenS BiititbDgning
og begpnot en- @eneraIforretning of
peo alaoeSbanoelen. Mr. Saepre er
en- oriftig, bel lift pnsre Manb, og
ban bar MI en- meget pen giitif % ct
goot Splag af npe 8arer og bra
al9oer.
Sobn 8urseion bar oeiaa flpttet
tit betpoelige Splag af ale Slags
Msbler mo | fit npe "8lrnitrre
Store". San bar ct soot Splag Of
2igfiiter ogiaa, iamt "2igpoen".
Oct er nof at iise, at man life / bper
gp finoer en- iad pen, tiosmasiis,
pelfplot Wsbelbutif.
San bbSe ~plnbielist.
Carl Gperion, Der bapoe p9ret peb
~Ix:SI.- - 6.I~ 49, ill.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
@incapolis gsraaS

oper Wopor Sapnes' geto bet isr om-
talte SoriIog ON at bepilse $4,000
til en- Sro oper Iinnebaba Greet paa
9icolet gpe. for Den iaufalbte Dan
Gatd Iir Cine" - Den npe elettrife
gane, Tom ifal bpgses fra Ninne-
applis til Dubuque.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

men iiinoe lie bcIs
breSe Ben. Win 9Gse
huooe tiIrdabet mig al
S9ite nit Ben al. men
iea fdsoe, al ieg fsrit
piIoc foriese Cults
ezra Nislerre. 9an
iaebe; "6oris9 Dem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Yla8ct al Gcesma
25 Mar.

Seucts Snb RaIebe af % Jphcn bar Tom
raat SisS-maatte brnse Srpffer %
Suftorernc trpeSe ampntaficu nsb.
rcnSis. Mpntrenis Tame ffripcr ON
lin @eibreoeIie for ipp aar iibeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

huis SC bill. men te9 iror lie, al pe ull
giepe noqet goSt." Iaa Ocrnc SiS ials
Icne Snoen al nit Gen belt til Slnret, %
Sooen par ION ct Stptte rdat aise; ie9
nodtte saa paa arnfier. Seq tisbte ct
Stnfte @uticrraa5rbe ell ggife al Chs
ticiira Ointment os eli Slate al Gutier'
IA Bills. Otter &c to fsrite Sebonoltns
Ger eif S9peIIcn ueb, o. inocn to gtnas
neber bar NIT Sen helbrcoet. % bet NJ
nh Suo. 9Gseu tlrnSe life ITO fine es1e
Gtre, ba ban iaa. at Guticira bdpoe
5eIbrcSet mig, oa ban iagoe, at ban btls
&c BRUCE oct for iii,e eere Yatienter. Sea
briigtc to Stpftcr af Guticuro Sabe. ire
sgHer al Sintment 90 fem SLATER az
ReIplpent, % ieg bar MI rGret beibreoet
/ oocr ipp Gar; baboe BET life ppret tor
Guticurds RibIerne. bnbce iee mdaite
ntiitet 2ipet. Seq bar en- bel Del @srnes
bsru, Der ofte bruscr guticurn, og ieg
bar uftc anbefaIet BET til mango Soil.
font min Sorretniug bper Sag bringer til
NIT Gus. 1ars. SedusSaptiite RenGlio,
GIairpopaut, PIT Nentnnd ct. IRONS
treaI, Guc.. 20Se Sch. 1907"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Omaha ~3pesmarfss.
ct. ssa,s a,samarf.s.

SenS "3eeorab.g oiten" til SIasi
oe Benner | bet samIe 9on6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
srur buH freIfts sip.tp,s Gntinra.@ islsrns.

"Ses bar / tnoc gar prret bebouoIet
al Eager for ct IIemt SiIfrIoe al ge5ima
paa nit ene Ben. Sc Qioroc fit beoite,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Den lite Sanuar.
.eenraas R,t..t,,..

Nooiaset ioas | Union Stod YARDS
Gbieaao:
$4,000 Gpm. Rriieu Ioc laoere.
10000 Rreaturer. rIien Ioc lapere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Carl Gperion, Der bapbe peret peo
a~IminbeIig goo SeIie, bsoe ifslee
Wortbmoob "anhor" sanife pIlioie-
Iiet | en- alber af 70 Iar. San bar
fsot paa Saoelano, 9orge. og fom
til amerifa for 40 Iar iioen.
Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
2anobauolcr.


8iaaee OF SertiIe bar | lang Sio
fi9mpet for fin SilpPrelie % bapt
2pffen me6 iig. "2pffen fslger Den
mooige", beoer Oct. On ifal 9pen
inforporeres. Ger finSes goot Ser
oe nGiten m~lotsmmeIise Sorpmprer
n9r SertiIe. ct eIer flere aompa.
uier fommer M til at probucere
9r9notorp % br9nbe "gricf" | itor
Maoleitof. Sabrifer er allereoe
isans, % fIere bill bli bpsset. Sern'
bane bar man life enonu; men man
peo, at Der nof fommer Sernbane o.
iaa. Sober @niebeoer no, er Der
sooe llbiiater til, at Sertile mart
bIir en-. iorboISspis betpoelig Sp.
Eli @aaren oil iee perioniis inipi'
cere SertiIe o. De nrpnte 6abrifan'
I9s, % timber iee alt at p9re, ion
mig iortalt er, ifal ieg ORE De goot
Sertie.S orsere Iibt pel f%ortieni
0pmartiombeo ! bette gIaSs Spal
ter.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
OREARVILLE

Miss Mollic Wilson Of
Marshall is visiting Judge
Hickman and family this
week.
Prof. j. S. M. HUFF and
daughter, Miss Mittie, we're
Slater visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Stivers
were Slater visitors Saturday.
Rev. Bell Of Odessa preach.
ed at Berea last Sunday morn.
ing and evening.
Mrs. Travis Spencer is re.
ported To be ON the sick list
this week.
Miss Berthe Soper is re.
ported " be sick ut this writ.
ing.
Mrs. Bud Stafford was
shopping in Slater Saturday.
Allie Soper made Il flying
trip To Slater Saturday.
DR.. Piper Of Slater was
here on u business trip Fri.
day.
Mrs. j. +. Allen who has
been quite sick is able TO be
up again.
Mrs. Laughlin is still very
sick at this writing.
We are listening for the
wedding bells to ring in this
vicinity soon.
Rev. Rickerson spent Sum
day with Mr.and Mrs. Marion
Woods and family.
Mrs. Lee Lowery and Mrs.
lC. A.. Lowery and daughter,
Miss May spent the day last
Monday with Mrs. J. NJ. Lei
lure and family.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

|gone for an extended visit
south. She will attend the
wedding Of her cousin, Miss
Marmaduke at Green Cove
Springs Fla. while away.
Mrs. O. M. Hagan left
Monday afternoon for Mar.
shall.
Mrs. J. e. Grsyson has re.
turned to her home In ElPaso
Texas after an extended visit
with M. and Mrs. j. W.
Crayson
Miss Birdie Elsner spent
part of the week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Elsuer. Miss Birdie is at
tending Central College in
Lexington.
A. L Smith is At home this
week.
Misses Bertha and Ida
Ascbe are spending the week
in ST. Louis and Freeburg,I I'll.
Miss Rose Bredeboft vert
to st. Louis the first " The
week.
Mrs. j. G. Magness has re-
turned from a visit in Central
illinois.
Harry Acbamire IL at home
from Montana where he has
been working in the mines.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
NELSON

Mrs. r. b. Thorp and son,
Russell left Tuesday for st.
Louis on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. p. Watts.
Mrs. B. E. Staples highly
entertained the finch club
Friday.
A wedding in colored high
life will take place at the first
Baptist church here Wednes.
day. The parties are Leila
Barnes and Smith Green.
Miss Mamie Bell il visiting
in st. Louis this week a CUES,
Of Miss Zeta Bailey.
Tom Fowler shipped a car
load of hogs from this place
Thursday.
The ball at the City Hall
was well attended Friday
night. There we're several
from u distance.
Clifford Barnhart OF Boon
vile was up Sunday TO see
his best girl.
Born--To the wife of Rich
ard Thorp on Sunday evening
1 son.
M. Wiley purchased the
property known as the Buca
place last week and will move
10 town the list of March.
II. M. Mari sod his farm
south of town Monday To bis
brother, Jim. Mr.. Mari anc
family will remain in town.
but expected TO move to the
country in the spring had
they not sold.
John Cox has rented Geo.
Alexanders property for one
year and will move March l,t,
Mr.. sandidge and wife, Of
Kansas Ci'y are visiting this
week with the lattcr's sister
Mrs. Joe Staples.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

Mrs. Van Buskirk, Mrs
Taylor, Mrs. Elliott and VIM.
Thompson.
Will Tuckweller bought two
fine hogs at the Sedslia stock
sale several days ago..
Reuben Walborne is not SO
we'll.
Mrs. Rich Keeth, Of Mar
shall is visiting in this vicin'
ity.
Mrs. Poll Aldridge is very
low and not expected TO re-
cover.
Mrs., Chas. Aldridge and
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Jennie Tisdale spent
Sunday at home, returning 10
Kansas City on the afternoon
train.
Miss T. Q. Andrew, of
Kansas City, was with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Andrew, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross,
of Sedalia, were Sunday eve.
ming visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j.. Gross.
Mr.. West, secretary Of
State Missions, preached at
the Baptist church last Sun
day morning to an interested
congregation.
Joe e. Berry, Of Kansas
City, is spending this week
with his sister, Mrs. G. W.
Hall and other relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Dooley went tn
Sedalia Saturday evening, re-
turning Monday morning.
On Monday of this week
the new school building was
thrown open to the public,
when they were given an
opportunity of inspecting this
monument to the progressive
Esprit of the citizons OF Sweet
lSprings. In the afternoon
IAN appropriate dedicatory
program was given in the
spacious auditorium in which
pupils and citizens particle
pated, AS we'll AS the Swee,
ISprings Concert Band. The
citizens of Sweet Springs are
Justly proud of their new
building and the eficien'
work being done by Prof
Winders and his assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 7. O'Real
land sons, John and Edward
were here over Sunday will
MRS. O'Rear's mother, Mrs
Sarah Owen and family. Tae!
returned 10 Kansas Cit,
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. lola HArwood In
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
=. SHARON /

Mrs. Mary Winning is
sick ut this writing.
Mrs. Maud Allen moved to
Marshall last week.
Mrs. Quisenberry aud son
were in Slater ON business the
first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Millsap went
to Marshall Tuesday to see
her sister Mrs. Maud Allen.
Charley Bondu-ant and W.
II. Laughlin went to Dewitt
Tuesday on business.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

we're in the county seat Sat.
urday.
James Swinney was in
Pettis county last week buy.
ing mules.
Mrs. Walker Baker and
mother, Mrs. Reynolds, visit.
ed in Malta Bend Saturday.
Newman Newell shipped
cattle to Chicago Saturday
from Mt. Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
Newell Aisses Anua Dysart
| .|0I*XI MI|t|| b. W|HIU|. "UU|I.IAi TINtMM
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
CRETCHER

Miss Ora nighttime has
the pneumonia.
Wesley Triton, Of Sweet
Springs, Mrs. Geo. Clements,
Mrs. Dillon and little daugh-
ter and Miss Belle Brady, OF
North Dakota, visited at Mr..
|Crain's last Sunday.
Those who have new tele.
phones Y ere Ars. Crowder,
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28
SALT SPRINGS

Preaching next Sunday
morning and evening by Ray
Worthington of M. V. @. in.
stead of Rev. Barnett.
Miss Elizabeth Lacy, OF
Marshall, visited Mrs. New.
man Newell last week.
A. H. Orr was in Black burn
ON business Friday.
G. W. Walker was in Hig'
ginsville Saturday.
A. RansberRer, 1. Pritchard
\. orr ead Chavles Rrown
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

little daughter, Grace, Mrs
Arthur Cox, Mrs. Sallie Van
Buskirk, VIM. Treece and
wife and Mrs. Shackleford
are on the sick list.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

and Elizabeth Lacy. we're en-.
tertained by Miss Mamie
Smith Friday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

~ have suffered . good deal With
malaria and stomach complaints, but
I have nov found . remedy that keeps
me we'll, and that remedy IL Electric
Bitters: = medicine that 10 medicine
Tor stomach and liver troubles, and
for u down conditions" says W. g.
Kisssler, OF Halliday. Ark. Electric
Bistsrs purify and enrich The blood.
tone up The nerves, and impsst visor
and energy 70 the wesk. Your nossy
will DO refunded II u fsils TO help you.
S0c q ell drug stores.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-28

The Rspuhhean A. cisea-
Dsmoczats o1.1o ~ yees.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

A party of hunters among whom were Messrs. Reyes, Me Milan, Thornton, Dr. Sprankle and others left here Saturday and returned Sunday evening with a large sized buck which was killed in the vicinity of Winona.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Ed. Bargman and Charley Wyrick, who have recently pur- chased the Manifold cattle, this week moved their families to the Tucker Springs ranch, where they will reside during the winter.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Prof. C. H. Slifer, who was in charge of the Winslow Schools during the last term, IS now su- perintendent of the Lebanon, (Kan. Public Schools. The pro- lessor has many warm friends here who are glad to know ofhis success, and wish him well,
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

M. w. Wilson has sold his hard ware store to Messrs. A. H. Gazin and M. Collier, who will continue the business in the same building. The new proprietors need no in troductlon as they are both well known here, having been residents of Winslow for several years. We wish them much success in their new endeavors, as do their many friends.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

C.C. Reynolds, ofAlbuquerque, has been appointed to the posi- tion of road foreman of engines, filling the vacancy caueed by the promotion of Wm. Daze. MT. Reynolds is not new to the posi- tion having been employed in a similar capacity between Raton and Fl Paso for some time past.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

the last Grand Lodge was held. It follows:
 When N. A. Ritz, of Walla Walla, Wash, appeared in the Elks parade at Dallas he wore the largest Merry Widow hat in America. 1t is 60 inches in dia- meter and has a crown a foot high.
 "Wish I had a good josh hat to wear in the Dallas parade" Mir. Ritz remarked a week ago as he sat ill the smoking compartment of a Pullman bound for Sioux City.
 "If you'll wear the hat 1 send you, I'll furnish you one," re- marked man sitting near by. Introductions followed and Mir. Ritz found that he was talking to q wealthy hat manufacturer of St. Paul. "I'll make you a hat the like of which there is not in all America" the latter said.
 Make 1t, and I'll wear 1t, or I'll buy the best suit of clothes in America" agreed Mir. Ritz.
 The hat was shipped to Dallas by express tor Mir. Ritz. It fol- lowed the accepted Merry Widow style and was so large that the shipping-room clerks had to build a special crate with a Gu pola on the top to protect the crown. A pound of glue was re- quired to complete it's manufac- ture, and at the factory they put 400 yards of straw braid, three quarters Ot an inch wide, into what IS accepted as the most astonishing Merry Widow ever created, and probably the largest ever built in the world. Mir Ritz had to pay about ten express charges, but had hat that made every Elk in the parade turn green with envy.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

MT. and Mrs. G. R. Bauerbach returned Monday from the noun tains where they have been rusti- eating during the summer months.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Miss Julia Scorse and Miss Zella Jones, principal of the Hol- brook schools, visited with Wins low friends Sunday.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Sheriff ]. F. Woods was down from the county seat this week visiting Winslow on official business.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

C. H. Brownell, Santa Fe agent at Holbrook, accompanied by Mrs. Brownell, were Winslow visitors Sunday.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Harry C. Vaughan, operator at Holbrook, was in town a few days this week visiting with his parents.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

There was considerable court here this week, and as a result, Sheriff Woods has three more short term boarders at Holbrook.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29
WinsIOw Notes.
From the Mail.
 B. P. E.

Elk lodges Ot Colorado are act lively engaged in making ar engagements for the attendance of a large share of their member ship at Los Angeles during the reunion Tn connection with the next session of the Grand Lodge during the month of July, 1909, the Denver and Cripple Creek lodges each expecting to require special trains to carry the visit ing members and their friends. Other Colorado lodges are also hoping to gather together a suf- fcient number of their members to make the trip so that they can at least travel in special cars. From present indications Colo radOs contingent of Elks in the parade will be, in proportion to their membership, as large as from any of the Pacific Coast States, with the exception of California, great interest being displayed by the members of the order Tn the Centennial state.
 The provisional programme announced by the general con- mittee appointed to arrange for the Grand Lodge session proves conclusively that visiting Elks will be kept busy during the entire week if they expect to partake of all the festivities now planned for their entertainment. The committee at Los Angeles are preparing to take care of the early arrivals, a marching club from the Los Angeles lodge now being formed for the purpose of escorting visiting delegations from the different railroad sta tions to their chosen hotels. Special trains will begin to arrive at Los Angeles as early as Satur- day, July 10th, and it is from that time on that the services of the Los Angeles marching club will be in greatest demand 1t be- ing their desire to meet each delegation of visitors as they ar rive. Every lodge i'll the Pacific Coast states as well as every lodge in Utah, Nevada and Ari- zona are now at work arranging to be represented in the big parade on Thursday, July 18th.
 No doubt the lodges from the middle west states as well as many of the larger lodges in the far east will have marching clubs on hand for this event so that 1t will undoubtedly be numerically the greatest parade ever witness ed in Los Angeles.
 The annual parade is always a prominent feature of the Grand Lodge Reunion. The uniforms d;SD1aved OntheSe occasions show
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

the Fourth Annual Territorial Fair which will be held at Phoe- nix, November 9th to 14th, in elusive, will be the biggest and best fair ever held west of the Mississippi river. Much more general interest in Arizona's big show is being displayed by the people of the territory, giving promise of larger and more con- prehensive exhibits from every one of the counties. In antic1pa- tion of the increase in the ex- hibits much larger floor space will be provided by the Commis- siOners, and an addition to the grand stand will be erected, which will afford seating capac- ity for at least one thousand more people.
 The amusement and entertain rnent features of the forthcoming fair will be the most novel ever offered the public in this section of the country. One of the big gest attractions and one which will undoubtedly attract many visitors from all sections of the southwest, will be the latest and most up-tO-date air ship that can be secured. And it will be a real air sb1p; not a balloon, but fly ing machine which will accom- odate several passengers. This big aerial vehicle will make daily flights soaring over the grounds and city and returning to the starting point on the grounds. An immense, big exhibition tent will be provided for the flying machine and visitors will be given the opportunity of inspection at close quarters the most talked of invention iu the world today.
 The racing this year will also be one of the attractions. The purses for the harness races have been increased which assures the presence of a large field of the fastest horses in the country. The purses amount to $16,OOO and include seven events for trot- ters and seven for pacers. There will also be the usual events for Arizona horses and for the run ners, making altogether a speed program not to be excelled on the big tracks of the east.
 Premiums in many of the de- partments have been increased, and the premium book, which will be issued III a few days, or any further information concern ing the fair will be cheerfully furnished by R. A. Kirk, Secretary Phoenix, Arizona.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Considerable rain fell during the early hours ot Thursday morning giving the country here abouts a thorough drenching.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Mrs. Clarence Easley and young daughter arrived in Wins low Thursday from the country south of Holbrook. Mrs. Easley comes to again reside among us her husband having accepted a place with the Santa Fe.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Judge F. M Buck, of Holbrook, was here during the week on a business trip.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-29

Clarence c. Easley, formerly employed by the Santa Fe as clerk in the trainmasters office, has again taken service with the Santa Fe and has been assigned to Superintendent Gibson's office as stenographer.