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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE Alta HOTEL FEED YARD.
AND STABLE.
s. G. Rittiler, Proprietor.

s. G. Bittner, Proprietor.
When | met this genial landlord, /
asked the question straight,
"Have you a brother Bill, that you
haven't seen of late?"
"What. Bill the actor" he replied;
mo, he's cousin though"
"And a more congenial fellow you
need never want TO know"
Bill caters TO the public, and his
cousin does the same,
And as a successful landlord has won
an envious name.
So when you come to Pendleton to
tarry for awhile.
And you want to be cared for in ex-
cellent style.
You'll find the Alta Hotel is a pleas
ant retreat
When the time o. day comes to get
something to eat,
Should you stay over night whenever
you're here,
The beds will delight you, of that have
no fear.
The stables in connection are most
modern and complete,
And your team will always get all
that they can eat,
II you want to buy team, and want
something swell,
You can nearly always find them here
to sell.
He will write you fire insurance
whenever you are here,
That twill be the very best, you need
have no fear
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
PIONEER BoTTLING WORKS.

John Gagcn, Proprietor.
! went TO see their bottling works,
located on Court street,
And wasn't disappointed to find them
quite complete.
The machinery that they have is sure
ly up-todate,
And the goods they make excel any
in the state.
They make fine soda water, every
kind that's sold,
And they filter all their water I am
told.
The finest pure fruit syrups are used
only in this place.
They are bottling City Near Beer"
the very best that's made,
And recommend II highly to all the
family trade.
They have Near Beer" on tap, IL you
should thirsty be,
And Ginger Ale" or "Seltzer," noted
for their purity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
PENDLETON CLOAK AND
SUIT HOUSE.
G. G. Anthony. Proprietor.

4. 4. AntnOny, PROPRIETOR.
For many miles around the country,
in every direction,
This store is known by the people as
one of perfection.
The ladies all say that their stock is
so clean,
And their tailor-made suits are simply
a dream.
Their stock is so varied that 'twould
be hard to tell
OF everything that they have in the
store to sell.
In silk skirts they have everything
that is fine,
And OF ladies' shirt waists they have
a full line.
In ladies' fine underwear they have
everything nice;
II you go there to buy. you'll be
surprised at the price.
The Kid Fitting and La Princess cor
sets which they have for sale
To give lthesome appearance never
will fail.
They have ribbons and laces, and en-
broideries rare,
Everything that they keep is ready
to wear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE VOGUE.
Mrs. Harris and Idleman.

Mrs Harris and Idleman.
This firm leads the styles in fine mil
linery here,
They keep posted, and to please they
have no fear.
They are artistic milliners, and know
how to select
Goods that their most exacting pat
rons will expect.
They will make their Fall Announce
ment" after awhile,
And will show you goods that are the
latest style.
They know just what the trade OF
Pendleton requires,
And they are sure they can meet you
particular desires.
Their line OF hair goods is the most
complete
To be found in any store on main
street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
CITY BREWERY
BOTTLING WORKS

H. F. Peters is the owner of the bot
tin. gworks here,
And bottles the famous City Brewery's
Near Beer"
He is kept buster now than he has
been heretofore,
For the '"Near Beer" the people seem
to drink more.
The machinery he has is quite up
to-date
And of course his "Near Beer" is the
best in the state.
He sells it wholesale as well as re-
tail,
And to deliver it promptly he never
will fail.
"Near Beer" is a tonic, good for fam
lily trade,
When you get it here, you get the best
that is made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE DIME THEATER.
+. Neugebauen Manager.

+. Neugebauen Manager.
If you're lonesome of an evening and
want a pleasant time.
Take in the pleasant playhouse call
ed the Dime"
'Tis a cool and cozy place, and the
seats are very fine,
And TO see a splendid show, only costs
dime.
The latest moving pictures can be
seen here all the time,
For to give the very best is where
they shine.
The songs that you hear here are the
latest fthe time.
The illustrations, too, are also very
fine.
The "Dime" across the street closes
part of summertime,
But on Saturday and Sunday you can
see II for a dime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
PENDLETON CREAMERY.

II you want TO buy ice cream,
And you want the very best
You can get it, 1t would seem,
At the lowest cost,
From this celebrated firm,
Who make lots of 1t euch day.
'Tis the only creamery here,
And is surely up-to-date,
And to me- tis very clear
There's no better in the state.
The fine butter that they make
Has won quite a fame,
And you'll make no mistake
When you buy the same.
This is the only place
Where milk is Pasteurized
For they are in the race
To be well patronized.
Since Pendleton went dry,
Buttermilk is a good drink.
If their product you will try.
You will be pleased L think
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
PENDLETON
IN POETRY
BY LEN. SHIELDS

The results of publicity are the same the world over,
The big advertisers are always on clover,
That the seed SoWn in ads bring the greatest relurnS
Is sooner or later recognized by all firms,
The poet perpatetic dropped in town to look around
And see where the best bargains were to be found,
And will give you "tip" that if you'll make vow,
To trade with the firms that he's written in rhyme,
You'll get the worth Of your money every time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY

The best work is done here;
To please, they have no fear
For promptness they have a pace
That will win any race,
The machinery is all up-to-date,
Everything good that is late,
In this laundry you'll see,
And work Of good quality,
The best workers are here,
So you need have no fear
That your work will be sighted.
They will call at any street,
And return work when complete.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
EMPIRE ROOMS.

Mrs Rose Call, Proprietor.
The Empire is modern throughout,
And furnished in excellent style,
II you're looking for comfort and ease
You should give 1t trial.
Hot and cold water in rooms,
Splendid bath rooms also,
Beds looking white as snow,
This is the place to go.
Excellent service is given
To all who come here to stay,
No matter whether to stop
For either a month or a day.
Special attention is given
To all transient trade.
And to those who come here
Good rates will be made.
Call there before you locate,
And see what they've got.
Very likely you will remain
Right there on the spot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE DELTA.
j. E. Hawkins. Proprietor.

j. f. Hawkins, Proprietor.
This ice cream parlor is furnished in
fine style,
And caters to the very best trade all
the while.
The goods that are kept are the very
best made,
So of course he enjoys the very swell
trade.
He prides himself on making a splen-
did "Ice Cream"
And the sherbet he makes is simply
a dream.
No better, they say, can be found
anywhere
And good service is given to all who
go there.
He makes his own candies, and makes
them quite well,
And for purity these goods all others
excel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
PASTINIE THEATER.

What better can you do to pass away
the time,
OF an evening when you've leisure,
than go to the "Pastime,"
And see the moving pictures that are
great delight
And hear the latest songs, with IL
lustrations bright.
To see this splendid show will only
cost a dime,
And they guarantee to please you all
the time,
And to give you music that is very
fine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
ELLIoTTs RESTAURANT.

Down near the depot there's an awful
swell place,
That feeds you so well you get full in
the face.
As caterers they are surely quite up
to date,
And for the price they set the best
meal in the state.
For twenty-five cents you get an ele-
giant meal,
OF ham and eggs pork chops, or the
tenderest veal;
The coffee they make will open your
eyes:
To a stranger the service will be
surprise.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
MRS. DELL LA ROME.
Room &. Smith & Crawford n

Room 5, Smith 6 Crawford Bldg.
II you want your finger nails
To look bright and pink,
Go and have them manicured,
You'll be pleased, I think,
As a skilled and thorough masseuse
Mrs. Dell La Rome stands we'll,
And in the manicuring art
Her work is simply swell.
The new electric vibrator
She uses for massage,
For hairdressin gand sharhpooing
She is all the rage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE CLUB SALOON.

Murrell can still be found here,
Selling cigars and Near Beer"
That popular drink of today
That has come here to stay.
The TON Murrell Special" cigar
Which is surely a star,
Is still here for sale,
And to please never fail
The cigars that are homemade,
Which he offers his trade,
Are the "Pendleton's Favorite" brand
The pride of 'Umatilla" is grand,
You'll find a welcome here,
And the best of "Near Beer"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
OWL TEA HOUSE.

w. A. Snedeker, Proprietor.
The Glover Leaf Coffee" a brand
that is pure,
And a great favorite, can be found at
this store.
If you once try this coffee, you will
order some more,
And be a regular buyer at this hand
some store
Where a beautiful stock of cut glass
ware is found.
And hand-painted china, the best in
the land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
CARNEY & KENNEDY.

Livery and Boarding Stable.
When you want to drive, and want a
team that's fine,
You will find 1t at this stable every
time.
They have the finest rigs to be found
anywhere,
And always treat their patrons on the
square.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
THE ALTA BARBER SHOP.

S. G. Reefs, Proprietor.
In this popular shop,
They'll remove your surplus crop
OF hair, in an artistic way,
Most any old day.
All of the BARRIERS are swell,
And do their work well,
With tools that are keen,
And towels that are clean.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
E. L. SMITH & SON.

Agents for Holt Combined Harvester.
This machine cuts .threshes and
sacks the grain at one time,
With one-half the help and In one
half the time
This firm carries all repairs. II you
have a breakdown,
And the best stock OF oils to be found
in the town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
j. l.. VAUGHN.
129 West Court Street

122 West Court Street.
Everything in the electrical line is
found here,
That good work will be done you
need have no fear.
Every kind of electrical fan" that is
made,
"Toasters' and curling irons" too,
for the trade,
The electrical irons" are the ladies'
pride and delight,
The chandeliers" they offer are all
right,
And give bright light.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31

"Wot's hup, Billy"
"Fader says my big brudder gorn tc
Don't cry; maybe e amt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-31
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
Carney & Tweedy.

Carney & Tweedy.
In this splendid meat market
They have everything good to eat.
The beefsteaks they sell you
Are simply a treat.
They make all their own sausage,
And make It quite wen,
Their home cured bacon and hams
Are all very swell
The fish they offer is fresh,
And I'll tell you the reason:
They order 1t fresh every day.
And have fine game in season.
Wanted, at Once.
Good clean rags: market price paid.
East Oregenian office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-31
East Darling

July 28.-There will be services at
the Swedish Lutheran church at 2 AS
next Sunday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society will
have picnic at Fish lake next Sun
day at 10 80 a. m. sharp, on the south
side of the lake, where last year
picnic was held. Refreshments will
be served and good time is expected.
Everybody cordially invited.
Miss Hilda Frederickson of st. Paul
is here on a visit with relatives.
Miss Sophie Nelson is on visit to
her parents.
M and Mrs. Ole Gullingson Of
Minneapolis are visiting at Fogleville
farm.
The barley has been cut and haylng
is now on in full blast.
July 28.-The confirmation services
: at the Swedish Lutheran church last
Sunday was largely attended, about
$50 people being present. The child
rem have made fine progress in learn
! ing, and Rev. j. p. Nordstrom
! deserves great credit for the same.
i Rev. c.. Swenson of st. Cloud
/ of6ciated at the communion service,
and his sermon was well received.
Six girls and eight boys were in the
confirmation class and each was
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-31
RIPLEY

July 2.-Mrs. Severe Guilmet Of
Bralne1d visited here for a few DAYS
last week, returning home Sunday.
Miss Louisa Gaboury helped her aunt,
Mrs. Peter Gaboury, last week.
Geo. Pusc, Jos. Guilmet anc
Adelore Millet were at Little Fall.
Saturday.
Mrs. Mederic Heroux called on Mrs.
D. Gaboury Sunday afternoon.
The road inspectors have now
finished working the road tax and arr
now busy haying.
Mrs. David Gaboury visited Mrs
Peter Gaboury Sunday.
The ladies who belong to the st.
Anne society held social and concert
at the Catholic church in Belle Prairie
Sunday evening after the evening
services were held. Ice cream anC
refreshments were sold and quite {
nice sum was netted to the society.
Frank Lutzke was in Little Fall.
Sunday.
The hay stumpage belonging to the
town Of Ripley has been sold to Greer
Prairie parties, who began cutting
same Monday.
D. Gaboury, Peter Gaboury, N.
Barbeau, and G. D. Branchaud were
at Little Falls Tuesday.
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ton to his store. Dan Ahlbe1g is do

ton to his store. Dan Ahlberg is do.
ing the work.
Mrs. Joe Bielman and children
arrived here from Glendive, Mont
for few days with relatives here.
VIM. Osborne and son, Gene, OF
Pillsbury returned home from Quinn,
Is. D., last week, where they were
visiting relatives.
A lawn party was given at the
Albion hotel on Monday evening in
honor of Miss Rhea Champlain who
leaves, going with her mother to
Hayward. Wis, Thursday, and from
there to Lake City to attend school.
Her many young friends attended and
fine time was had.
Miss Iris Budelman went to Glen
wood Tuesday to visit relatives
John Stith and Lewis Hedin de-
parted for Morris Tuesday, where they
will work his season.
Gustave Reinke departed Monday
for Wheaton, Mimi, where he will
work in large shoe shop.
Fl. s. Clark was pleasant caller
here Tuesday.
Mrs Pearl Martin went to Long
Prairie on business Tuesday,
Washington Hall, who has been
visiting his brother, James,. the past
season, returned to Britton, S. D. ,
Friday
Clyde Ratfensparger returned home
from Browerville Friday.
Otto Kreger returned from Brainerd,
where he has been spending his
vacation.
The Ladies' Progressive circle met
Mrs. VIM. Cox's on "Wednesday after
noon.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have picnic at Pillsbury on the
shores Of the lake on Thursday.
Mrs. Olson .of Carver county, has
been the guest of her old friend, Mrs
VIM. Stems, the past week.
VIM. Siefer Of St. Cloud was here on
| business Tuesday
Albert Stoll lost valuable horse on
Monday.
Some miscreant stole package out
OF Mike Joseph's wagon on main
street containing clothing valued at S.
Tuesday.
The Swanville Juvenile band will
have a picnic at Pillsbury Thursday
in company with the Sunday school,
and most of our residents will attend.
MI. Hardin and wife OF Bruce
visited his son.. Richard, here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Irwin Stith has resigned his position
as assistant editor of the News and
| will soon leave for the West.
Henry Schmid transacted business al
Grey Eagle Tuesday.
: A. Dolvan, one Of the prosperous
farmers of South Swanville has pur'
chased a fine piano.
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She was accompanied home by her
daughter, Mrs. Noggles.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Lambert spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Little in Parkertown.
MI. Burch, who has been visiting
at the home Of MI and Mrs F.
Rassler the past week, returned to his
home IN Burtrum Monday. While
here Mr. Burch bought two carloads
OF live stock which he shipped to St.
Paul Monday
The ladies Of the Catholic church Of
this place will give basket social and
in the town hall Friday evening,
August 9TH. Ice cream and cake will
be sold also: Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gosch and children
returned home, from MINNEAPOLIS
Tuesday, where they have been visit
ing the past week.
The Randall ball team went down to
Little Falls Sunday, where it was
expected they would cross bats with
the Record Breakers. But for some
unknown cause they skipped out and
| went to P1erz to play A week ago
Sunday when the Little Falls team
! was here they arranged with the
home team for game in Little Falls
the following Sunday, and they also
agreed to pay all expenses as the Ran
dali boys did when they played up
here. But either they were too
cowardly to play or their pockets were
| empty: anyway they refused to play
or pay expenses. But revenge is
sweet. Contrary to the report that
! they pounded the Randall pitcher all
over the ground they only got two
lonely hits. The Transcript stated
that the Randall team might go down
again to exhibit their science, but
they say when they do the Record
Breakers will be ready to play and not
to sneak off. And as the report about
our bail ground, we have just as good
an intield as Little Falls, but the out
field is not so good; but from all
reports the Little Falls fellows claim
it to be nothing but a hay meadow.
They certainly don't know what a
meadow is if they call it one. Our
boys say if they can't make twelve
dollars any other way they can come
up and cut the hay and sell it, because
they want what is coming to them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-31
RAIL PRAIRIE

July 3O.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Francis Of Minneapolis are the guests
of J. B. Larsons.
John Monstrom Of Lincoln and H.
Brien of Minneapolis called on friends
here Sunday
H. Brien and two gentlemen
friends of Minneapolis are guests of
friends here.
A picnic was had on the northern
shore of Lake Alexander Sunday. All
Mrs. I. j. Bates, who has been
visiting her sister IN Smiley, returned
home Saturday.
MI. Foster is cutting grain for I. J.
Bates
The weather has been fine for hay.
ing this season. All the farmers
around here have nearly finished with
their haying.
J. Tindell and Mrs. W. Targ1e Of
F. Ripley called on friends here
Monday.
Mrs T. NJ. Halverson has purchased
new range.
Maurice Anderson, who has been
working near Little Falls, returned
home this week, and is now staying
at A. n. Olson's.
The dance given at Erickson was
not very well attended, but those who
attended had good time.
A. E. Erickson and son are cutting
hay for Chas Lightner
Grandpa Quick, who has been stay.
ing in Fl Ripley, is visiting friends
around here now.
c. w. Pierce and sons, Joe and
Grin, Of Clough, called in this
vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Randall arr
visiting relatives and friends in
Motley.
Miss Inez Halverson went to Little
Falls Wednesday, the guest of thu
Misses Amelia and Nina Anderson.
L. Lucken has purchased new
seDaratOr
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CLOUGH

July 80. Eric johnson, who has
been employed for the past two
months at G]idden, Iowa, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Magrenolds and little daughter,
Lillian. who have been paying an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs.
Durham, returned to their home at
Minneapolis Thursday.
Mrs Charley Valentine and Mabelle
Hall spent Wednesday visiting with
Mrs. r. Neil of Green Prairie.
Mrs Warren Gibson Of Little Falls
and sister who resides in Wisconsin,
visited at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Valentine Friday.
/ Mrs. J. c. Nichols, Mrs NJ. E.
! Blackwood and daughter, Josie, went
to Brainerd Tuesday for an extended
visit with relatives.
MISS Pearl Eckerson, who has been
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Maybelle
Hall, returned to her home at Green
| Prairie Friday.
Slias Bennett and Mr. Outhoudt,
who were business callers at Clough
! town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Nicholas Savage and children
of Minneapolis is visiting for an
indefinate time with her parents, Mr..
, and Mrs. Neal Patton.
Charley Burch of Burtrum, the stock
! man, has been buying cattle in this
, vicinity.
A large attended number of people
! the dance given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Krause Friday evening
and all report a jolly time. Musicians ::
| Henderson brothers.
Will Siegal made business trip to
| Little Falls Friday.
Mrs. H. @. Reeves of Minneapolis
and daughter, Lillian, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Casper Bingo.
Tom Krause visited at the county
; seat Saturday.
Peter Bingo Of Hastings, Mimi,
brother of Casper Bingo, who has been
visiting at the home of the latter,
returned to his home Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Bingo IS train conductor
running from St. Paul to Hastings,
Willie Patton made business trip
: to Randall Tuesday.
! Mrs. P. P. Flatten of Coleman, S.
D., is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Sorenson.
| Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ted
i AO4A, ouANoy, cA1y 4oCA, a sui.
Those who were business callers at
Randall Monday were: E. Bates,
Warner johnson, Mrs. Ben Bates and
children, P. A. Holmgren, Caroline
Clatt, Casper Bingo. G. J. johnson,
Mrs. NJ. Hagen, Louis and Carl
| Nelson, Mrs. Chris Olson, and Charley
| Valentine.
Perry Gibson Of Little Falls is
having an outing with Charley
Valentine. Their camp which is
called The camp OF the jolly
Rovers, - is situated on the east shore
of Soldier lake.
= Mich Sclach of Green Prairie called
at Clough Saturday afternoon.
| Miss H. Smith of Little Falls is
i visiting with her uncle, John
Hendrickson for a few days.
Peter Olson Of Ashland, Wis, is
visiting with his brother, John Olson.
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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson.
The telephone company held "a bust
enss meeting at NJ. Schlax's Saturday
evening.
Richard Nein of Montreal, Can,
left Saturday morning for Denver,
Co.., on an extended visit. !,
A number of our young people
attended the dance at Mr.. Krause's in
Clough Friday evening. All reported
very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edden Of
GAINESVILLE, Wis, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. NJ: Melvin and S. Edden
arrived here Thursday and will spenC
several weeks on their farm here.
The ball team played at Topek:
Sunday and won over the Topeka
boys. Score 6 to 4. Another gam,
will be played next Sunday at Topeka
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GREEN PRAIRIE

July 29.-Geo. Henderson was
Little Falls visitor Sunday evening.
Clarence Hall of Clough was a
visitor here Saturday.
E. W. Boyes of Little Falls spent
Sunday with relatives here
Charles Henderson came up from
Little Falls Sunday for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hender.
son.
Miss Pearl Eckerson went to Clough
Saturday for visit with her cousin,
Miss Mabelle Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Siegal OF
Clough visited with friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerberg and children
of Randall spent Sunday here the
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Southwest Darling

July 29.-The son of G.. E. johnson
is visiting with his parents.
Spring Garden farmer had run
away while returning from Little
Falls recently. No damage.
Emil Olson of Chicago is here on a
short visit.
John Regnell and August Blomquist
helped Louis Anderson stack last
Monday AS men are scarce here
now, the farmers. have to help one
another
Miss Lydia Malm celebrated her
fifteenth birthday July Dist, by hav-
ing a party. Ice cream was served.
All had a good time.
LOUIS Anderson helped Fred
Nelson at stacking Tuesday.