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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08
Now the Nrighhors Want y Planter.

We have about eight acres OF oats
nnwn In open burrows. and they
are looking rn.. Ny noighbors were
amused Ian, fall when | bought the
Data planter. ms 4, MAS tho first and
only ono In this ncighborhood. hut
they all want ono now. ainec ,h.y see
my Data looking 30 veil.
J. II. FISHER
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Like your paper worry much: think
aicr. Rodney. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Befkshi's pigs for safe out of grand sn~s
Lusues tombina ion, aud u.rkd.t.
grandson OF he great Lord Premier 300,
hesh'efed and pu'r tired Anxora Hurk.:
Toulouse Geese. 3! head OF r.sis,~re a = ho,i
." cattle, cows with calves at FOO, Dung
heller And bui 10. and n me herd bun 4, bar
oock Farm, Uoaoa, Isnn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Fine EaFrsd Rock rock csols bite Hoi.
land turkeys and Behsi~ hoands. for AaIe
eheap. }. A. Rogers. Amosy, MisA
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

single : ONO brown l. ghorp Fsss 10 q co.
per 100. Son. All hcsh and fsttiie fs.ts
weeks, pallets lay ~ ave month1. j. It. tteve.
lsnd Decatur, Aisa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Pure bred Poland Chinas Tor .aie pfrs
willie. Mia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Mammoth nronrs Turkeys. Rhode istsnd
lie .. fsk,a Duekss ad roi ma , htna log.
4. Z. Franklin. n uloon, Mia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

barr~i y y roath k~eks X. IL Thomp~aa'.
fsno . Kinxc'a Is egss t,s T. ga lf.oase
Turkey sExs s.Ts Tor IL Mira Matte uubstt.
0iise I. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Ergis;~red Taassur,h swlse tss~ Of tsse t~ra.
bAcoh and tho n2ost fsuliar Enss ast earth
bsa'a :ilsa ard tsss FOR sale Walter Assrttas.
i.lrla ny.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

bssfed Hook Gorkereis. Hsnslst strain o..
each Noos bstt z. +. H. Hell. SAspo .Isy.
Mia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Thea tho good -sisrd rake. tho lo~
~hr~i wagon. and The area, labor.
saving unloading tools have made
themselves necessary TO us. The
Acme smoothing harrow. tho roller
and The d!sk. MI . nieho In their own
good way and OF tho three. tho Acme
no consider Of tho greatest value 10
US Til. silo cutter and engine are
hired By tho day Of an ohliginE
neishbor. This completes tho lis, Of
tools 40 deem necessary for our ase
% 4 farm where corn. hay. aud rye
for grazing. arc tho principal crops
grown. A. l.. FRENCH.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

cuitivators and Planters.
Almost every farmer can AFFORD a
good t~o-horse cuitivator. A. tho frat
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Then when tho great heavy stall
are all beginning To ripcn and Y
know that for only fcw days vi
tho plants contain tho create
amount OF stock food In tho most d
gcatblc form. and when tho gre
tub aiio Is waiting for It's portion
the crop~~,hcn ~e realize that han
power canno, compete with tho cot
harvester drawn by three stror
horses.
After tho nrss two or three cul'
vassons o. tho corn arc finished y
fnd tho hay crop Just 4, the rlEl
stage for cutting. II NO would o
tain tho greatest food value of III
plan, also. 40 mus, have tools tn
will do tho work on time. and he
IL where tho big s.foot mower com
In for ita share OF gu. admsra,io
and ~c fccl that To do without
would indeed 30 a privasion.
The evening world., 1908-01-08
WILLIAMS At PEACE
WITH De ARM0HD
Congressman Who Fought on
Floor of House Give Sign
That Wa! IS Over.

wAsHINGTON, Jan. Sin the pres
enc OF the entire House Congressmau
W Villains OF Mississippi, and Congress
man De Armond OF Missouri, whose
physical encounter on the floor Of the
House just before the Christmas ad-
icurnment attracted general attention.
Engaged to-day in an exchange Of
amenities. which was nprally accept
eI az a publ. announcement; oc their
respective intentions not to permit their
personal differences to .netrfere with
the courteous discharge of their public
duties
The incident occurred in connection
with an effort b. Mr.. Dalzoll. of the
Committee on Rules. to get the House
to agree to rule giving right of way
10 the bill authorizing the codIhcation
The evening world., 1908-01-08
MILE. GENEE HERE
TO DANCE FOR US
London Music Hall Favorite
Arrives to Captivate New
York Public.

The White star liner Oceanic arrived
to-day with a small passenger list after
an u.cventful voyage. one of the tray
oilers aboard was B. krupensky. an
ettache of the Russian Embassy at
Washington, who has been on a four
months visit TO Russia.
Il was at ST. Petersburg when Sec
retary Taft was there" said u. kro-
pensky. He created quite an impres-
sion"
Which was readily believed By his
hearers. Another voyager on the
Ocea mic was Mile. Genee. a dancer, who
is the IDOL of London $ music nall popu-
lation. Some ten years ago Mile, Genee
tuen a slip OF girl. took an engage
ment at the Empire TO last SIX weeHs.
Sac has been there ever since.
Mile. Genee comes to New York Z
take the star part in t'lorenz Zlegfeld ,
new review which will be put on at
the New York Theatre on Jan. IS 1t is
her iirst visit to New York and she
SAID that from her Impressions of the
vast skyscrapers She feared she would
De lonesome
AnotEtr famous actress on board was
Maln HpDSon, staLueSQue tttian-haIred
irISh Slri, VINO is said by che base Sh.r
News reporters to be the nandsomeS,
woman tnat has landed from Il ship In
New 1ork in wear Miss HOhson = 81
combined business and pleasure Visi:
She Is a noted figure in musical comedy
In London but would ike To get inc
straight comedy here II Charles Froh.
man or the Shubcrts or Charles Dilling.
nam or some other manager of standing
is willing
The evening world., 1908-01-08
BARGE QUEEN" IS
DIVORCE WITNESS
Mrs. Mason Unexpectedly
Called OH Employees
Wife at Hotel.

Dorothy AGsn Mason. onCe known as
the Barge queen. and who at the eud
of bridal tour that circled the globe
and included her presentations to the
M'kado. in Japan. sued Edmund 7
Mason. millionaire importer, for di-
vorce and won $1,000 a!mony from. -. :..i:.
appeared in a new role IA the divorce
court to-day.
AS witness for Edward Dorr. Mrs
Mason testified that she was the pro-
pretor Of two uitkylettes or ive-ccnt
theatres IN the Bronx, and tina, "Edlie'
Doirr was a singer engaged hy her She
added:
"On the night "f June - las, porr 60;
telephone message that ms wife, Mu-
ME. whom ~ married Aug. L.. ltVI, " IS
At hotel with another man. accom-
panied him and Howard . Farrell and
srUther of his friends to the hotel
Through the open door OF room : ! SAN
Mrs. Minnie Durr. She apparently had
on only one garment, and tle"e WAS a
man with her
What did she say?' as,.ed Justice
blanchard.
She only laughed,
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1908-01-08

and amendment Of the penal avs of ~,
United States and limiting debate e
four hours
There was some discussion % ;re
proposition D"fC-e either Mr. Williams
or Mr De Almond was heard severe
Democratic m UberS sTrrcsSod The uutn-
ION yaut the rule WAS schem" - side
track other legislation. Mr. Dalzell
however refg;ci this.
Minority Leader Williams came TO
lie rcs"ue and favored the rule. saw
ing that Congress ought to get rid OF
the report, as it embodied the rcsul:
OF the labor - the commission for ten
Years H. said the matter was wholly
non partisan IN every way.
T. tho surprise OF every one Mr.
william, th"u coded ten or hi. wen
. minutes time 10 Mr.. he Almond
Of Missouri. who politely bowed Hs
sex "iodG"UncntS Tn" two wen con
si.tr'. IA" minority or tho Committee
ON Ru'as. ana are necessarily thrown
together in the crnmlttee's work. and
other members of Lhe House expressed
satisfaction over their evident intcn-
tion to preserve the amenities in their
official relations.
The rule was passed By an over
whelming majority.
The evening world., 1908-01-08
RECEIVERS NANED
Fur TIE CHICAGO
CHEAT WESTERN
Railroad Unable to Meet Notes
Maturing, and Action De
cided on at Meeting.

ST. PAUI. Jan. S-Iudge Sanhorn. In
the United States Cour, here this after
noon. appointed y. p. stickney and {.
\, ! Smith. Of st. Paul. receivers for
the Chicago Great Western Railroad
Kellogg and Severance Were appointed
attorneys FOR the receiyers.
The following statement regarding the
reason FOR TIE rece!vership vas given
by Nr Kellogg
"rhe receiversh!p Is no; the result OF
ne action OF any single creditor or
stock older. but has been taken after
careful consideration by all parties IN
,arested many Of the creditors and the
board os Directors The immediate
raoson for the receivershlp was th2
failure 10 obtain an extension Of the
,o'.s now due and coming due during
',Ds. which were given for money bor-
rowed for improvements and better
ments OF Ucc property.
! The COMPANY has spent about nine
teen million dollars during the last ten
years in general Improvements on the
railway and has outstanding notes for
/ }
During last spring. a plan for financing
,he road was agreed 20 by the board OF
directors and the finance committee. hut
owing % the s'r!nSencv in the moneN
marke. and Other unforeseen causes.
they nave heen unable to carry II out
The earnings cs th, COM pany were
very materially decreased during the
autumn by strike at the shops. which
tied up the ECU pmcnt. The strike was
won by the company. bat The damage
had been done.
Tie rece.vership viii he temporary.
per ding the time required 70 carry
through the plan OF financing the road.
Everything possible was done 10 avoid
q reCe!v"rsh!N, but !. could not be pre-
vented"
LONDON. Jan. s.-The expected meet
ng OF the no:.ho,ders Of The CHICAGO
Great Western Railway Company. with
Hany. was held this afternoon. Il was
decided to appoint receiver fer the
company 10 maintain the status quo
during the time necessary 10 prepare 4
dehtedness OF tNe road and 10 obtain \
vote % the stockholders on this mea5-
Mr. sucknoy. addressing the note
holders. explained the circumstances Z
ne railroad He dweit upon ne tinan-
ia conditions in America. WHICH in
,errer. with The payment Of 'E" . p..r
cent. notes that mature during this
p~eeeHt year.
TIE decision OF the finance committee
No, vt'h The approval 90 the noteho!d-
ers Only one interested firm, keyscr
Il Co. which has made large sales of
the notes maturing in March, opposed
N, recsivership and proposed a differ
ent plan
After the meeting President Stickney
said to 4 representative OF the Assoc!-
ated Press:
The Catcngo Great Western tortU-
ratelv has no mortgage T. issued a
! lot Of notes which matVred during n
line o, financial depression. as usually
is The case. AMI crseGuently We could
rot pay them. y Great ma aior.tv ., the
ro'.holders v..re perfectly willing 10
extend the time u the notes. hut some
Of the holders could not be reached
The evening world., 1908-01-08
STOCKS MIXED IN
A BRISK MARKET
Sugar Shows Strength in Late
Dealings, but Most Other
Issues Uncertain.

Stocks moved !rregularly IN the early
market to-day. then ran of, Sugar and
Northern Pacific leading the decline.
the former losing. points and The lat
tor ia The remainder OF the active
list averaged losses of ~ Trading
Was fairy active,
Selling decreased materially In the
afternoon. but the market showed little
inclination TO rally outside OF America
Sugar. which gained points recover
ing its previous decline, lnternationa
Paper preferred and Chicago Grea'
Western preferred A rose /. and tht
common declined 3-4 New York, Chi.
cago & 81. Louis declined 3-s ano
was mixed. with the trading orisk
The total sales Of stocks We're isi ~
shares and of bonds S.iT6c 900.
The evening world., 1908-01-08
AGNEW PUSHING JEROME
ANTl-RACE TRACK BILLS.

ALBANY Jan S-Senator Agncw
Who introduced the Jerome Anti-Rac4
track Gambling bills, stated to-dav
tAat the prospect :or the passage Of the
measures was bright.
nave talked with some of the Sen.
ators and they are in favor OF them :,
ne said. Those Senators who are hesI-
lating or are opposed to the bills NAV
chahse their minds when they hear
from me people OF their districts There
- RoIhs TO be a lively campaign
throughout the State in favor OF r5e
The evening world., 1908-01-08
BODY IN BREWERY RUINS.

I've body pc James MacKierran
thirty five ycT~s oil oc No 1850 Secoul
avcnuo. wa recovercd TO-DAY from tn,
ruins at Tenth avenue and Twenty-dft.
street where the retrigeratins plant oi
Franklin, NAY & COS brewery which
ccllnpsei yesterday formerly stood.
The evening world., 1908-01-08

new Boileau Girl Calendar next Sun
day. Every person who got lnst Sundays
Hojleau Calendar will want II. Those who
did not get last Sundays should start now.
Get the set. Ten colors. Extra quality
MINER,
The evening world., 1908-01-08

new BOiIeau Girl Calendar next sun
day. Every person who got last sundays
BUileau Calendar will want 1t. Those who
did not get last sundays should start now
Get ia. set. Ten Sulors. Extra quality
paper.
The evening world., 1908-01-08
The Closing Prices.

To-day's highest. lowest and last prices 81
s'pcks anG ui net changes as compared Win
,ester!ay $ final figures are az foilo"s'
The evening world., 1908-01-08
Despite Objections of Swamp
Victims Family, Insists
on Rights.
POLICE ARE BAFFLED.
Inability TO Account for All of
Prisoners Time BalkS
Investigation.

Theodore W'htmore who Is in jail al
Harrison. y j., on a charge OF rnur.
derlng his wife. Helena, and throwing
I her body into Lamp Black Swamp
wrote a check in his cell to-day to pay
FOR the expenses Of her funeral He
4 tur.ed the check over 10 Cpiertaker
Walsh Who has had charge Of the body
since Dec. ~ and gave him Instructions
about the burial
Previously. however, Walsh had re-
Ceived instructions from the sisters and
brothers of the dead woman to disre-
gard any orders he might receive from
Whitmore The prisoner insists that II
is his right 10 nay for his wife's funeral
ami Walsh has the check.
Investigation o. :he mystery Of Mrs
WhitmoIes murder is Mt standstill
because the police are up against the
wall surrounding Whtmore's where
abouts on the afternoon and night %
Christmas Day Thus far they have
been unable TO break down his story
that he was at his home in Brooklyn
a the time his wife was killed on the
Harrison marshes.
Hendrickson in Court.
Harry Hendrickson. who has been
held by the Brooklyn police as wit
ness. appeared in the Supreme Court
OF Kings County to-day in a haoeas
corpus proceeding instituted in his be-
half BY Thomas c. Smith. Inc Couf.
J,ostponed arguments on the VIII until
the afternoon session.
HendrIckson created a scene IN the
courtroom when deputy sheriff hand
cuffed him to take him back to jail
There is absolutely no charge against
him. hut he was as securely handcuffed
as if he were accused of all the crimes
enumerated in the criminal Code
The New Jersey authorities. who have
done ABSOLUTELY nothing in the way OF
solving the mystery, continue to exert
themselves in tlat direction. Whitmore
will be arraigned again tomorrow ar
ernoon before Judge Branegan. Of Har-
rison. and If the evidence adduced IS
not more convincing than that which
has thus far been submitted his lawyer.
Alexander simpson, will take immediate
STEPS 10 secure Ills release.
Chief Rodgers sag his men mad just
learned that George Dickenson, the
,,.oror Wit, whom whi.n,ore was in
,o,rataa and To whom he gave a e.
H.. ,..,a,.,,,,c 70 his u,,a rsv hours
at,or tba r'nrde- wa, well-known in
,o,,, uarr,.on and Nswark and mad
h,a,, .esr of,en With roeuhers Of the
p,sssic R,ver Yacht club near whose
,uorters tho murder wac committed
,.L,.
""''''o Ne"
Ch!of Rodgers has learned also that
Whitmore was in Harrison several
weeks ago, and on that occasion he
applied for work at the Edison plant
lOo yards from where Mrs. Whitmores
body was found.
The Dickinson woman is now believed
10 be hiding in Boston. The fact that
she fled from New York when her nam
vas mentioned as friend Of Whitmore
cCnvinces TIE police she could help
solve the mystery Of the murder
While ~. ,ro,,.,, ,a,,o, la, h.o,,z,.
from, NIassarhuss,,s for -bn n,,rn,s. n,
-,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13
MOUNT HOOD.

Mrs. d Il. Cooper returned home
last Sunday, after two weeks visit
with her sou, j. 7. Cooper, at The
Dalles.
Miss Lottie Jones cuns up from
Hood River Sunday and spent the
day with the home folks.
Roy Hen son went to The Dalles las,
Sunday, whittier he was summoned
on jury duty.
James Davidson spent few day, al
Mt. Hood this week, returning Thurs
day to Skamokawa, where he has Eeen
working this winter.
Walter Gribbls went to The Dalles
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. J.
/, Cooper,
Our new road supervisor, b. L..
Rood, began work on the new Neal
creek road last Monday.
A Christian Endeavor Society wss
organized at the church last SuGdg.
evening. The fall quota oil officers
we're elected and committees appoint.
ed to carry on active Endeavor work.
We are glad to learn that r. b.
Morton and family are going to stay
In Mt. h God settl ment. MIR. Morton
has bought ten acres from Mr.. puddy
and Is at work getting clearing done,
SO that they can occupy the place as
soon as possible.
The meeting of the grange last Fri
day night was an interesting one.
The debate was postponed, but there
were SO many candidates to initial.
that ths eeeuipR was well taken up
The matter vi improving the GENE
terry was taken up and in consequence
as many of the men as could go went
Monday and woiked ut clearing and
making more attractive the little GEN.
etery OF the settlement.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13
DUKES VALLEY.

We are having fine weather again
and eveIybodyfis busy.
We were Aorry TO hear that our
teacher, Miss uulda Hinrichs, will
have to give Up hei school the lest of
February. She has given ;s good
service as teacher and we would
like very much to have her finish the
school.
L. A. Boles and family were visit
ing relatives In the valley last Sun.
day.
Harry Whistler made flying trip to
The Dalles the tirst ut the week.
j. E Whistler loaded car of wood
last week At ths Dukes Val,ey siat.on.
L. Il Roberts got 10rd from Tie
Columbia Lumber Comp ny al Tie
Dslies that they had iso ell
saw mill at MUsier aud theV y, cid
saw about l75. 600 feet at 'nLt lace
this spring. Mr. Roberts will take
the mutes and 90 to Mosier to l. & the
mill.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13
BARRETT.

W. L. Gardner. superintendent OF
the Boys and Giils' Home iE P0i;-
land, was in our neighboI hood on
Saturday Of last week aud made con.
tract with Messrs. Dean Wellhart and
Miner for the clearing and plowing Of
his tive-acre tract on the Rocki ord
avenue. More improvement fer this
district.
DR.. wright has had several hundr ed
boxes of apples packed and shipped to
Portland duIing the past two weeks.
Big Charley has sup, iintended and
done them mp in good shape.
There are few delinquent water
taXes and the sale OF land Is already
announced by the collector to take
place this week.
One man is so enthusiastic over the
telephone that he actually forgot the
number OF bis own phone aud report
ed himself IN town when be was act
ually four miles out Of town. but we
suppose by th 8 time he has recovered
his money and found the telephone
number.
We noticed in the News Letter an
item settling forth that the Rockford
merchant bad sold a half Interest In
the business. Well, we state right
here now that the statement was not
true and 1t would lie we'll for Mr..
New Letter edisor to investigate be-
fore he publishes such items. The
man would only have skim milk jot
in taking part in the Rockford busi-
ness would be more likely to sell
out than to sell an interest.
We suppose our road supervisor, b.
+. Eadleman, is going to move the
earth in % few days, having secured a
large quantity of dynamite, caps and
fuze and some men, picks and shovels
for the road work. Well, b. +. is jus,
the man to move the dirt and rocks
| when he gets at it,
r. Diceb and wife were M from
Portland spending a few days Ia their
new rustic house lately built on 9
2-aGre tract purchased from +. W.
| Angus.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13
MOSIER

Miss Selma Vickers returned to her
homs in The Dalles, after short visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Dick Evans.
T. X. Evans, of TroutdaIe, has pur-
chas ID ten-acr tract ut land former
Iy owned by Mr.. Dundas
MI. Littlepage, of Gresham. Ore.
being so favorably impressed With
our pretty country, has purchased h
tr ct of the Dundas tarm.
One OF our Oldest settlers OF Mosier
and native by the name Jemina is
enjoying visit from AN older sister
of hers The age OF these Indians is
not known exactly, but it Ia ov-r a
hundred.
Born, to the wife OF Sam Emmett,
a girl. We hope this tabe may live
as long as her great grandmother,
Jemina.
Mr.. Miller, of Portland, has bought
a ten. acre tract Of land OF the Dun
das farm.
Mr.. Norman, OF Wenatohee Valley,
Wash, ht wing been much impressed
with the country, purchased a 5-acre
tract OF land.
W. A. Dimmick, of Vancouver, was
up looking after his interests here last
week. He was accompanied by friend.
George Chamber lain, our prosper
ous real estate man, made trip to
Portland last week.
Rev. W 4 Wood, pastor of the
Christian chafoh Of Hood River, has
been delivering son - veiy interesting
sermons during The past week and ex-
poets to continue during the coming
| week.
Miss Evelyn Hayes went to The
Dalles Saturday to spend Sunday
with her mother.
Messrs. Gordle Graham and liza
Evans made trip to The Dalles Fri
day.
Messrs. Roy Thomas and Ernest
Evans we're Hood River visitors Fri
day.
MIRA. q. H. Rorden aud son, Carl,
who have been making a visit with
her parents, left for Hood River,
where they expect to make theft
home.
Mr.. Kruse, who has been 10 our
community for some time sketohinR
for the r. Il. Co., left Tor Portland.
Rev. Brown, of Cascade Locks, de-
livered very interesting sermon
Sunday morning. He Iexpeots to bt
with US again the second Sunday oi
March.
Stanley Eastman, of Iowa, has
bought the front 100 acres OF tn,
Stoneman tarm, four miles east o
town.
Mr.. French, of Portland, accompa
MED by two friends, we're up lookins
over the farm owned by Mr.. Huston
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13
BINGEN.
"On the Colum bia. :"

Mr.. Stottle sold his valuable lot last
week to Harris Wetherell and expects
to 60 farther west.
The p. Il s. dept lie located right
ip front of Bingen aud will be named
Bingen. The Jap eunk house is down
in front of JosIyp. The electric light
plant and Buck creek water works are
up on the hill.
Harris Wetherall has moved up from
Stevenson and has joined the tunch
OF Bingen boosters.
peun Conser, who has held the bar
ber shop down for the past three
mouths, has left for Hoquiam, Wash,
where he has better position await
ing him. Good luck to Penn.
Mrs. r. a. Page has gone to The
Dalles sanitarium, where she bad a
very painful operation performed uns
der the oaie of DR.. BeisandoIlfer.
Isn't it funny we have no zeal e,-
tate office here and men here every
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-13

Mis- Pnir.h made trip TO The
DaIies Saturday.
Messrs. Geo lre,and aud ". Z.
Huskey weie Dalles PASS ngsIs Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Thompson, Of The
Dailes, made short visit with their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. W. I.
Mcclure.
Mr.. French has taken the manage
mont OF the farm.
Mr.. Ormsby, of The Dalles Chron-
icle, was ih our town "Wednesday shak-
Ing hands with old friends.
We are sorry TO hear OF the illues,
of Miss Bertha Godbresnu, at lie
Dalles.
j. P bailey was taken IT, fhe Dslles
hospital, where he expect % undergo
an operation In few days
Mrs. j. M. Denny died at her home
Monday morning st 2 o'clock.