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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
ORCAS

Roy Curry has begun work on his
cottage.
John G. Curry went to Friday
Harbor on business Monday.
Stanley Kepler went to East Sound
Friday to play for the dance at the
!. q. O. f. hall.
Mrs. John @. Curry is at East Sound
this week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip. /.
Miss Della Gansen and Miss Liz
zie King were the guests Of Mrs. Van
Moorhem Sunday.
Miss Cooper is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mawdsley. Miss Cooper 10 Mr..
Mawdsley's sister.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home Of Capt. and Mira.
Samuel Saturday night.
Mrs. Hudson, Of Shaw island, en-
tertainsd : number Of friends with
7 %
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A jolly party of sixteen people from
Bellingham were in port Thursday
in e. F.. brakes fine launch Empress:
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and son were
with the party. which also included
Margaret Culver. daughter of F.. N.
Culver. of the Islander: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Gander and son; Mrs. Mill, r
and three children. from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton and Miss
Witter. of Bellingham.
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LOPEZ
u. :.

Candidates for county offices re as
thick as bees.
Mrs. Bennett and children are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Joseph Burt and her daughter
Gladys returned from BeIlingham on
Sat rdav.
James Sudweeks came down from
Seattle on Saturday for short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Humphrey. of BellinRhsm. is
visiting Mrs. Thornton and other
friends at Lopez.
There will be union picnic of the
Sunday schools on Wednesday. Aug
IL. at Mr.. Stanley's beach. Every
body is welcome.
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NOTICE AND WARNING

/ desire to give the public notice
that deer and pheasants are destroy
ing my crops and that I want the
game warden of the county. If there
is one. to keep them of or recognize
my right to kill destructive animals
and birds, if necessary, found on my
premises. which have already done
and intend to do. !.
l warn all hunters not to trespass
on my property. especially at night.
for they are in great danger of being
mistaken for deer and shot if they do
SO. FRANK ROLEAU.
Roche Harbor, August 6.
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! clam bake at Hudson's point Sum

q clam bake at Hudson's point Sum-
day.
Lyman Harris received q painful.
though not serious. injury Friday
when he was knocked down BY q
sled Of wood jumping out Of it's place
on the skid and falling on his right
leg.
Mrs. Gansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Martin and daughter, Miss Mamie
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan and Mr..
and Mrs. Backman went over to Fri.
day Harbor to the Socialist picnic
Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Dever. Mrs. Shea. Mrs.
WELDON. Misses Cecil Sanders. Lizzie
King. Dorothy Foster. Bessie Gift
and Bert Martin went up to East
Sound Friday night to the dance on
Kirk McLachlan' . launch ssPearl. =
Mrs. B. A., WELDON and daughrer.
Miss Vida WELDON, Of Bellingham.
and Miss Eva Beach, Of Arkansas,
are the guests OF Capt. and Mrs.
WELDON. Capt. WELDON IL ! cousin
of Miss Beach and both are consins
of Rex Beach. the writer.
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SAN JUAN VALLEY

Everyone attending the dance at
the W. o W. hall Friday last reports
u fine time.
Mrs. VIM. Schuman is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. @. Meyers. In
Port Townsend.
Mrs. w. GoodIidge and son went
to Seattle on last Saturdays Perdita
to JOIN Mr.. Goodridge.
Chas. Knapman. who had been
visiting for two weeks at Mcconnell g
returned Tuesday to his home in
Seguin.
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Eighth Grade Examination


Eighth Grade Examination
] An eighth grade examination Will
be held in Friday HarDon and possibly
at some other point in the county,
on the 9th and 2Sth of August
Pupils resident on other islands than
San Juan who may wish to take sO'
examination are requested to con'
municate with the superintendent =
early as practicable. in order tns'
arrangements may be made for hol0.
ing Ga examination at some oIna
point than Friday Harbor if tnel'
are 2 sufficient number to justify 'D'
additionaI expense.
Nellie Sweeney. g
County Superintendenl
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WALDRON ISLAND

County Engineer Allen spent Sum
day at the Rahorst home
Chas. Fernett made business trip
to West Sound and Deer Harbor Sat-
urday.
A number Of young people from
Stuart island attended the dance
Saturday niahis
There was ! PLEASANT little birthday
party q the home Of Mr.. and Mr.. q.
Rahorst Sunday.
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J. N. Scruges came over Tuesday
from Deer Harbor to complete ths
work on Chas. Fernett's new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Chevalier and
family. Of Speiden Island, attended
dance at the GraiRnic home SATURDAY
night. 81
Il sssss @s sn1
A very enjoyable birthday parry
was given at the homs Of Mrs. Craig
Mo IN honor Of her son Prosper sat-
urday night.
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leland
DOE BAY
pop. Iege

Mrs. Cade spent Sunday in BellinG-
ham.
Mrs. Baylor is in Bellingham for .
week 3 stay.
Mrs. n. Legbandt went to Bell
ingham Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Fisk returned from the
Bay city Sunday.
Anthony Ohlert went to Bellinaham
in his launch Tuesday.
Miss Butler and Mics Pierson re-
turned last week from BellinRham.
The launch Magnolia. Wiley Perry
master, came over from Decatur Sun
day.
Mrs. John Gooch and daughters are
over from Bellingham visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Foster. representing the Amer
lean Reveille, was a business caller
last week.
Mr.. Hansen, Of BeflinRham. has
been spending q few days with, his
family, who are camping here.
Miss Dora Shull and Miss Louise
Walberg came Tuesday to spend . few
days with Mrs. G. N. Culver. taking
painting lessons.
A surprise party was given at d.
Bowers home Tuesday evening. The
occasion was Mr.. Bowers birthday
and the party was we'll attended.
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Teachers Examination

An examination Of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held at
the court house. in Friday Harbor,
Thursday and Friday, Aug. - and IA,
and if there are any applicants for
first grade certificates they will be
examined Saturday, Aug. Is. An
examina ton fee Of 500 is required
from all applicants.
NELLIE SWEENEY.
County Superintendent.
Mrs. Palmerw was over from Lopez
Wednesday.
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We desire to express our sincere
appreciation and thanks to those Of
our friends who so kindly aided US
during the recent illnes and death Of
our daughter Mrs. M. A. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleck Hansen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

DO you want to sell or buy real
estate? II so, see E. 81. Nash & Co.
Bank building, Friday Harbor.
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July Weather Report

Following is summary of the
weather report of the Olga station for
the month of July. 1908. &
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

Tents! all the regular sizes.
fices reasonable. Morse Hardware
Go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

ed. The popular thing is to say that
money Is q curse and the ruination Of
q young man, but don't think SO. |
think great fortune brings with 1t
a great responsibility. and that Its
tendency is to steady young man.
He feels that he has duties To the
world. duties to others who are less
fortunate than himself
The trouble with money and the
young man in America Is society. In
this country society doesn't mean any
thing. 1t doesn't lead anywhere. You
start out in IT, and the first thlng
you know you are up a blind alley.
In this country society doesn't en-
courage the rich young man 10 De
ANYTHING, or do anything except spend
his money. In Europe rich young
man expects to be something or
figure. He goes In for the army, or
navy. or politics. That's the great
career-politics-b II is pracucaily
shut TO the young millionaire In
America He starts out with great en-
thusiasm and everybody laughs at MN.
All he can do Is TO either get In Win
the gang-and he doesn't want to DO
that--or TO join a good government
club and become a joke.
What do you think OF the state
ment that Hattie Forsythe makes--thc
story that Mrs. Thaw told on the W.T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

ness stand about her treatment by
Stamford White was all falsehood ?'
asked.
IT'S so unimportant it's not worth
denying" he replied Hattie For
sythe never knew Evelyn at all ex-
cept In the most casual way. In fact.
| introduced them myself at little
dinner | gave at Sherry's, More than
that, Hattie Forsythe never knew
White at all well. The best proof
that Evelyn's story Is true Is that
there were any number OF people
ready TO COME forward and testify
that she was pure girl until she
met White And have got lot OF
afiidavits from other women telling
precisely of the same treatment at
his hands. Here's one from a woman
who lives in Wisconsin.
| Jerome put chemist on the stand
who swore there was no known poison
that would act as Evelyn said the
drug did that White gave her, but az
ter that | received dozens OF letters
from chemists and doctors all over
the country telling OF not one. but
several drugs that would affect ono
that way
He was worse. a million times
worse, imam any OF the men he was
associated with. because he didn't as
they did. take advantage OF the folly
OF weak, or perhaps, a vicious girl.
who might have gone astray anyway.
He only cared for girls who would
, have been good. who were innocent
ia mind as well as body. and who
were trying to do right. | wouldn't
repeat this again, for'-and he smil-
ed again, the doctors OH the other
side would say had fixed delusion,
except that there is indisputable evil
dence OF this i'm the famous letter that
White wrote May Mckenzie, which
was photographed and printed on the
thirteenth OF April, 1907. That was
in Whites handwriting, and its gem
uineness was never denied.
He picked out young girls for his
prey, and began by winning their con-
fidence in a fatherly manner, That
was the way he won Evelyn, and the
poor girl had no one TO protect her.
not even mother, for her mother Is
the silliest, weakest woman that ever
lived don't believe Mrs. Nesbit ever
sold Evelyn. | acquit her of that
crime. but she lacks sense and judg-
ment. and White had no difficulty In
getting around her.
Evelyn and her mother have never
/ been good friends since that. for Eve
/ Ign blames her mother for her misfor-
\ tune and for not protecting her"
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DIE D

FERGUSON--Mrs Fannie NJ. Ferguson.
aged AZ. Aux. I. 1908, at the resi-
dence or her sister. Mrs Chas.
Thorne, 312 Raldwin-ave.. mother of
j. Ferguson and Mrs. Frank Proc
tor. Funeral at Newburg, Sunday.
Particulars later
Thursday, Aug. 6. Charles l..
Moore. son OF the late G.. y. Moore
and Mrs. Eva Miner. and brother OF
Miss Sarah Moore. Burial private
Monday morning from the undertake
ing parlors or &. f.. Bird & Co. 10
Grand River-ave.
PFLAUM-Aug. 7. at $3.50 D. m. Gus
tav Morris Phaum. months, beloved
son OF Nj. and Mrs. Morris G..
Phaum. OF Minneapolis MINI. Min
neapolis papers please copy.
UNSW 6. at residence, 1902
Iafayctte-b blvd, Mary Margaret, aged
years. beloved daughter OF Robert
and Nora Unsworth. Funeral Aug.
10. from residence. at SAB. and Holy
Redeemer church at 9.
ZINDLER-Aug. 6. at residence. 1063
Van Dyke-ave., Paul r., aged %
years, beloved husband OF Annie
Zindler. nee Fischer, and father OF
Marcella and Helen. Funeral from
residence sunday, Aug. 10. at 10 a. m.
to ST. Anthony's church at 1890
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Daily Death Lis!

Andrew Gdrbacz. months; so Lock
wood. chalcra infantum
Charles Il. IIelder. months, 1873
Julla, entcritis.
DR. Walter Hurst, 81 years. 179 Beth
une; heat exhaustion.
Walenty Buka, . years, 156 Freder-
lexis; mitral reorganization.
Anthony j. Clemens, 20 years. Eloise.
Mich, exhaustion.
Marguerite J. Kelley. AZ years, 405 Il.
Larncd; pertanitis.
Walter Dunowski. years, 1l10 ST.
Aubin. cholera infantum.
Gertrude Rambo, III months, 1868
BALDWIN; stpticemia.
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BIRTHS

BOYS.
Julius Pruneau. s37 scotch.
John Jacob. $40 Riopelle.
Preston Hickey, 80 Rosedale.
Felix Delarco. 239 Elliott.
August Schwarz, 565 18th.
Otto Wagner. 1913 10th.
Joseph Fuller. 249 Larned.
Jacob Ewald. 572 AleXandrine.
John Mellow, $40 Williams.
William Ryuard. SIS Russell.
August Grun. 100 Park.
GIRLS.
Felix Zebkiewcz. lO42 ST. Aubin.
Ansley Petetltn, 63G Attn.
Joseph Oldani, 500 Rivard.
John sGualdani. PCS Eliot
Walter Netthorpe. "a goth
Anthony Olchinska, 1127 oath.
Charles Knapp. 1880 Gratiot.
Oscar WintCrstein. 935 Lafayette.
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Marriage Licenses

35.
William Wolff, "a; Clara Platzski IS
Rae ID. Smith, "a. Josephine Jose, IS.
Bernard Schaefer, so: Guta Siegel 81.
Louis Manow. 23; Ida Edelstein. IL
Thomas Grant. 90, Woodmerei Kath
crime Burns. 81. same.
Frank Schubert, 20, Wyandotte; Anna
Philips. 81. same
Harry Cohen. 30: Rae Goldstick, "a
Charles Liebold, 81. Abbigole Cries
er. 1s.
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THE DETROIT TIMES
1915 John R-St
Both Phones:
BELL. MAIN 1893.
HOME. CITY 1885.

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments Will be received until III a. m.
each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same as NJ
The Times office. Cash ads. only VIII
De taken at branch agencies. Follow
Ing 10 the list OF agencies:
EAST SIDE.
HouEhton-French Coal Co., +33 East
Canfield Id ave.
M. Eiiiott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-aves
Carney's Furniture Co., 157 Gratiot
ave.
r. Brown. 1859 Jefferson
- mcFherson, 2400 Gratiot-ave., oppo-
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
g. q. Ennsor, 1876 Grand River
turner stanton, les Myrtle-st.
=. H. Driscoll, All Michigan-ave.
>: w. Millard, 14l9, Fort-st. west
w. w. Bush. 594 Michigan-ave.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, Alexandrine-ave.
west, near Woodward Morning,
1880; subject. Spirit" Wednesday
evening meeting. 7:45 Public read
ing room. lis Broadway; open from
10 to g.
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exeeIIent Health Advice.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson. OF No. 3Te Gift
ford Ave. San Jose. Cal. says. The
worth OF Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy. for headache, bilious
ness and torpor OF the liver and bowels
is so pronounced that am prompted
to say word in its favor, for the
benefit OF those seeking relief from
such Affections. There is more health
for the digestive organs In a bottle OF
Electric Bitters than In any other rem
edy | know Of" Sold under guarantee
at r. c. Kinsels, Central Drug Co.
Gray A. Worcester. drug stores.
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Have you adequate police protee.
ton for your house," asked q man OF
A friend who was residing in a lonely
spot.
Rather" was the reply. why
we've got the prettiest servant girl
In the country. Journal
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Rates for Linz:
Advertisements

me Times cannot guarantee &C
euraey or assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any kind occurring In tele-
phone advertisements
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FOR sALE-FARMS.
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.

MILLIONS OF acres Texas school land
TO be sold by the state. 800 TO
$500 per acre; only one-fortieth
cash and 40 years time on balance,
. per cent interest; only $1,000 cash
for 100 acres al $500 per acre. Great
est opportunity; splendid land; send
so cents for Book of Instructions
and New state Law. j. j. snyder
school Land Locator. l01 9Th st,
Austin. Tex. Reference Austin Ma
tional bank.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FORREST PRESBYTERIAN-O
Union station. The Rev. Edward IA.
Pence. ID. D.. pastor. Services at
1880 and 1880. Preaching by the RcN.
JOS. w. Cochran. ID. D.. of Philadel-
phia. Morning subject: Paul. the
unashamCd." Evening subject:
Where God Hides" The public is
cordially invited.
AVE PRESBYTERIAN
CHCRCH-Cor. Rivard. Pastor. Rev.
a. ii. Barr. Public worship, III n. m.
All are cordially invited
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each Insertion. six
words or fraction thereof TO the line
cash In advance. No advertisements
or less than two lines taken: six inser-
lions MADE FOR the price of five when
cash IL paid
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REsTAuRAxTs.

FOR enough to eat and OF the best. Try
the Utopia restaurant meals iJc;
under new management "a Bagley-
ave.
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mgr waNrED--rEMALr,

A-BOOKKEEPER; stenographer type
writer operators; two stenographers
Smith Premier; TWO Ol'Fer operators,
girl for doctors office. bl6 Chamber
Commerce.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBER wanted for Saturday. Sati
at llg5 champlaln.st
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A Competent girl for general house
work. no washing. good wages. S2l
East Boulevard.
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SOC on THE DOLLAR buys my equity
I'm n 5-foom cottage. near Sc car line,
balance SIP month. Address ~ box
a. Detroit Times. -274
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-05
property and expect to move in this

property and expect to move in TINS
week.
Mr. and Mrs. osa Dunlavey, of
Bloomfield, visited Sunday with MRS.
Dunlavey's father, A. w. Rankin.
Jacob Schlotter, Of Selma, was the
guest Wednesday of MI; and MIS-.
David Mum while on his way TO
sherman Chapel to attend the funeral
of Frank Rhine.
Miss Edith Bell, who was called
home to attend the funeral OF her
grandmother Mrs. D. II. Bell, return
ed to her school at Highland Center
Monday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Lisetor and children re-
turned home Thursday from g. three
weeks visit with friends at Sumner,
Mo. Miss Ethelyn Hardin. who had
spent the past several weeks, also re-
turned.
Mrs. Elliott Bach,nan and children,
Of Ottumwa. and Mrs. W. A. W1shard,
OF near Bloomfield, We're the guest OF
Mrs. ]. B. Mccormick. Mrs. Bachman
will return home this week.
School was dismissed Friday for a
weeks vacation to permit the boys to
assist in gathering corn.
| Arzie Lockman and family, OF near
Drakeville, We're tie guests Sunday OF
| ]. NJ. Eberline and family.
Mrs Minnie Shepherd and daughter,
of Soap Creek, We're the guests Moil-
day Of Mrs. Wash Hawkins.
| D. M. Mum, Of near Drakeville. Wis
| tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. t. D.
Mum.
Mrs. Elmyra Morris and grand
daughter, Miss Orpha Morris, visited
near Drakevill last week at the sam
uel Keethler home.
Miss Mamie Gray left last week for
Ottumwa to visit friends.
Mrs. r. M. Garrett. OF Ottumwa Is
spending a few adys at the home of j
R. Hart.
David Mum attended court il
Bloomfield last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Combs and child
rem We're Ottumwa shoppers Saturday
where Mr.. Combs had another Wagon
load of apples on the market.
F. A. WEIGH is recovering the sigh
of his eye which has been affected by
rheumatism for some time.
Mrs Cordie Reno returned here Sun
day from Agency, where she visitet
friends last week.
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HEPBURN MAY BE DE-
FEATED BY JAMESON

continued from page l.
Adair counties and carry the rest of
the ninth district.
Later-Twenty-fve out of fortyone
precincts in Pottawattamie county give
Taft about 800 majority. This major
ity will not be borne out at the finish
as some returns from some Of the rail
road wards of the city are to be heard
from yet and they VIII cut down Taft's
majority considerably Returns from
Shelby county indicate that Taft will
carry it by 100 and estimates from
Audubon county fix Taft's majority at
500. Cass county is safely Republican.
Walter I. Smith is reelected to con-
gress but his customary large major
lty will be cut down.
Tenth district.
Fort Dodge, Nov. 4.-Montaguo
Hakes suffered defeat in this district
by Frank P. Woods whose election was
conceded early this morning.
Eleventh District.
Sioux City, Nov. Returns from
the eleventh district are very incom,
nlete so far Hubbard will be re-eect
ed to congress by greatly reduced
majority.
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BELkNAP.

Benknap-Mr and Mrs. G. W. Mon
roe. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Younktn and
son. La Verne. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nc
Council, Miss Zoe Mcconnell and Rollo
Mcconnell spent Sunday at the w. w.
Monroe home.
Mrs. J. n. Putnam left Monday for
Bloomfield TO spend a couple OF days
at the home of Fulton Putnam and the
home of w. S. Swift.
Mrs. Edward Kinsinger, of Roswell
New Mexico who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Q. C. Bell and Mrs. j. K.
Hart, left Monday for her home.
Mrs. Celendine Lewis and V. D. Bell
left last night for their home at Hell
ena. Oklahoma.
Frank Shelton sold his farm Friday
to Mr. Howard Of Ottumwa for ST. pei
acre. He does not expect to give pos
session until the first of March and he
has not decided yet where he will To-
cate.
Mr.. and MrS. r. NJ. Garrett, of OF.
A<hsa q 49,. NJ n ,es~-A- - =
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and Mrs. VIM. Van Zant Of Chehales.
Wash, We're brought to Pennington
Monday. accompanied by the parents
and family The death occurred Oct.
2, at Chehales from diphtheria A
short funeral service was held at the
cemetery. conducted by Rev ]. c.
Shipp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge. of Keokuk, and
Mrs. Carl Mueller. of Eft. Madison, ar
rived Saturday, having been called
here by the death Of their little niece,
Mildred Van Zant. Mr.. and Mrs. Harp
er Van Zant and Mrs. Ellis Van Zant,
Of Bentonsport We're also called here
for the funeral.
Misses Eddalee Morse and Ripple
Cleve visited over Sunday with Miss
Daisy Benjamin in Centerville.
Mrs. Glenn Fuller and daughter. OF
Bonaparte are visiting Mrs. Fuller's
parents, M and Mrs. Chas. Nelson.
Mrs. G. l.. NoSke entertained a COM
many Of friends Friday evening In hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Modine, OF
ST. Charles, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillie of Cleveland O..
who have been visiting friends here fol-
the past two weeks left Saturday fol
Keol1uk, where they will be guests Of
Mr.. Gillie's sister. Mrs. Jane Singleton
VIM. Singleton and Mrs. Mayme Nc
CULLEN left Saturday for Valley juno.
| ton, where they We're called by thu
| serious illness OF Dan Singleton.
Mrs. G. N. Durfey and Mrs. Ear
| Washburn and baby, who have beer
visiting Mrs. j. r. Strope, left Tuesda!
for their home in Argyle.
Miss Maude Proper of Bonaparte
visited over Sunday at the home o
VIM. Goodin.