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The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

shatter their pennant hopes.
Advents new team showed up strong
against Ninth's rejuvenated crew on
Wednesday. and the game was in doubt
until the eighth inning. when the North
east lads sent the winning tallies over
the rubber by their hard slugging and
fast base running.
Mckee. Of Twining. is improving with
the stick. His two and three base swats
on Tuesday were well placed
Fowler, transferred from Ninth to Wal
lach. is putting up a stir game in the
left garden for the Southeast boys. He
/ landed a timely three-bagger in the game
with Twining Tuesday
Team work missing would be a three
word way OF expressing the downfall OF
the Reed Hospital nine in the Suburban
League.
The Woodburn aggregation has some
hitters in the ranks. and has improved
a lot so much in fact that the other
clubs now fear them
Peck has beaten Bethany twice this
year. the first time by a score Of 3 10 5.
and the last time, 1 to o. Yeah.
The St Stephens team has lost nearly
all OF the old guard and many new faces
are appearing daily IN the lineup For
this reason. IL is no wonder that the
Georgetowners cannot win.
The Merchants and Mechanics team IN
the Bankers League have two directors
and the vice president In their lineup.
Whenever any player on the other teams
wants 10 speak 70 the Merchants they
always address them as mister, and, at
that. they look scared 70 death
Gardiner. Twlnings midget second
sacker, is batting and fielding IN great
style. and is classed as one Of the best in
the league.
The Twinlng boys are stiI predicting
that they will land the bunting in the In
dependence organization. and Manager
Rupert cannot see the situstion any
other way. When Twining lost to Man
haitian recently hey were crying after
the game was over. II sounds funny. but
its true just the same. and, all honor
be to the New York avenue crowd, they
have their heart in their play.
Brentwood is leading the Capital City
League in batting. with the G. P. o. team
close second. while the present leader.
Columbia Athletic Club. IS third, Just 20
points behind the suburbanites. We are
inclined to think that the Columbias are
playing together. and that all their hits
count, while the other clubs throw them
away.
st. Stephens is certainly in the cellar
for good. being last in batting and having
considerable trouble to put strong team
on the field The Georgetowners for some
reason lost interest in things baseball the
early part Of the year and have yet 10
wake up and get together.
Bradley and Vaughn, two Departmental
League stars, have Joined the Columbia
Athletic Club, in the Capital City League
Berlick, on the Marine team, has been
doing fine work with the wagon tongue
and in one game last week he made
! three hits. one Of them a double.
/ Keane, Of Brentwood. is leading the
sluggers In the Capital City League, with
an even percentage Of 800, having connect.
ed safely nine times in six games.
Two pastors who are fans Of the dyed
in-the-wool type" are the Rev George
Miller. of the Ninth Street Christian
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PETWORTH TRIMMED.
Use Two TwirIers ln Attempt 10 Bea,
ParlSvievv.

Parkview won a well-played game from
Petworth yesterday, 70 z, winning ia the
last inning. The Petworth manager used
two twirlers In an attempt to stop the
rally Of the winners. but the change did
not work 10 the advantage sought.
Mosberg. TOrney. FallOn. and Nau hit
the hall hard
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Forfeit In DepartmentaI.

War forfeited 70 the Treasury team
in the Departmental League by
nonappearance.
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GET EARLY START.
Car Department scores Five Runs
in First Inning.

The early lead Car Department got on
the Shopmen yesterday IN the Railroad
League enabled n 10 win. u 70 Z, al
though the Shopmen hit the ban hard
toward the last part Of the game.
Kilr0y famed ten men and pitched
steady game Score.
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CHANGES MARX WEEK
UpheaYalsin Several Leagues
Keep Fans Guessing.
TwINING BEATS AGRICULTURE

New York Avenue Boys at Last Trim
Farmers in Independence Circuit.
Bethany Beats Ninth, and Ninth
Defeats HamIine - Commerce. and
Labor Ties Asgies-Amateur Gossip.
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Totals. -. qAu 3

Lei On nases-Ninrh, Z; Nalach. < fLrsr base
On balis-Od Yestman. j: Of s5uanoski. Struck
out-By Neatman- 2 by symanoski Z Home r1n
-Lynca- fhree-hase hirE-SeaoDber L5uch. saith.
IS0-hase hits-AiattinEiy. Synanoesi. Sacriice fy-
Ancerso1 Sacrifice hirs-3lafunsly Brsdy. stolen
oases--t rlstoe. Smith q. sartain- Doubls play
Seaton 70 schombert- Hit by pitcher-By syma-
noaAl, Passed ball-Seat0n. UuTsre-2Ir. 0Tlnsoy.
The ot ga1le-l hour and 50 minutes
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In double plays to date. Agriculture
leads. with eleven; Manhattan has made
nine Ninth IS third. with four; while
Twining, Advent. and Wallach have each
pulled of three. The fast helding Of
the clerks has thus far kept the team IN
the lead, and 1t viii be a hard matter 20
shatter their pennant hopes.
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BUREAUS WIN.

War and Navy Loses In ColOred De-
PartmeRtaT League.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
nine defeated the War and Navy combi-
nation in the colored Departmental
League yesterday. u 70 9. The winners
bit the ban hard throughout. Sore
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Two pastors who are fans Of the dyed
in-the-wool type are the Rev George
Miller. of the Ninth Street Christian
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Keane, Of Brentwood. is leading the
sluggers In the Capital City League, with
an even percentage Of 800, having connect
ed safely nine times in six games.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-05
CHICAGO WILL BE A WET"
TOWN FOR ANOTHER YEAR

Chicago, Feb 5.-ChIcago will be a
a wet town for another year at least
The movement by the "drys" to have
the people vote at the April election
on the question of excluding saloons
from the city under the local option
law has fallen down. They started
out to obtain the necessary 1OO, 900 pc
utioners TO place the question on the
ballot, but got less than $4,000.
The failure Of the movement has
been reported TO the mo License"
committee which has decided to make
another effort next year 1t has au-
thorlzed the organization of commit
tee Of 100, each member OF which shall
pledge himself TO subscribe $40 and OBJ.
tain 1000 signatures to the petition.
The chairman says the failure re.
suited from too much confidence. Each
worker, he declared, thought so many
others were engaged In the circula-
tion OF petitions that he would not
have to exert himself unduly. The re-
suit was that the work was only half
done. He denies that the movement
has suffered from the falling out be-
tween the prohibition and other anti.
saloon organizations
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DRY FARMING EXHIBIT.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 5.-Professor
w. II. Olin has announced the ap-
pointment of Professor b. c. Bufium
of Worland, Wyoming, as one of the
judges of the dry farming exhibits
which will be displayed during the
trans-Mlssourl Dry Farming congress
to be held In Cheyenne. Professor
puffum has been a director OF the ex-
perimental station at the University
OF Wyoming for many years and was
formerly connected with the Colorado
Agricultural college. The Denver
Chamber Of Commerce has donated
three silver cups as prizes for the best
Colorado exhibit at the congress. The
Denver Post has also donated a cup.
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RUNAWAY BOYS ARE
EAGER TO RETURN HOME

Chicago. Feb. 5.-After two weeks OF
life on the road" three boys of But.
falo. n. Y.-all of them high school
graduates-are In Chicago on their
way back east and have been given
food and shelter by the police.
Their experiences In roughing it,
they say, would FIJI book. They have
ridden the bumpers of freight trains,
lived on handouts" and free lunch,
raised money by pawning their clothes.
slept three in bed and one of them
was in hospital Eve days at Joliet
They intended to go to Colorado. but
their funds gave out
The adventurers are Ralph Lefavir,
Pearl Elliott and Rodney Mcmahon.
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Ing out section which. it had been
declared Violated the treaty rights of
several nations He declared that, as
the school bill had just been passed,
and that was the one against which
tho President objected most strenuous
" two years ago. the assembly should
go step father and pass the land
bill also.
The motion was lost the vote being
sc ayes aud 3S noes. This showed a
gain OF ten votes for the proponents
OF the bill.
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OF TWO Evils.

Remedies wife came for him at the
club last night" said Galley. Wasn't
that humillatlng?"
well" replied Owlett. Il don't
know whether It's worse for your wife
to come for you at the club or 90 for
you after you've got home from the
club
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UPHoLsTERING G. REPAIRING

Parlor furniture upholstered and re-.
paired. vanishing. mattress making.
carpets cleaned, fit and laid Esti,
mates submitted on request. Phones
Ind. 661- Bell SS3-X K. Van Kan,
pen 276s Volker Ave. 4-7-tf
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ROYAL NEIeHBoRs OF AMERICA

Excelsior Camp No. S240, meets
every second and fourth Monday even
ing of each month at the Eagles hall
Visiting members cordially invited.
MRS MARY DORA, Oracle 300
Twentr-second street
JOSIE RHEA, Recorder, 25S 2Srd st.
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ABsTRACTORS

G.. A Graves, the architect, has
moved to rooms 3S and 80. Lewis Blk
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DENTISTS.
HAIR GOODS & COSTUMES.

Hair Switches for sale at reduced
prices. Hair chains a specially. Mas
uuerade costumes to rent for balls and
theaters. All mall orders promptly
attended to. Mrs. c. E. Lee, 321 24th.
P. O. Box 1876 ST
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SANITARY WORK
NElS McCARTY

NElS MCCARTHY
All work subject to sanitary in
spector. 272S Grant. Bell phone 324,Z
Stiff
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CHILL PARLORS

The only genuine Mexican Chill Par
lors In Ogden City. 26S 25th ST
1-22-1mo
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

Umbrella repairing and recovering.
Ind phone 433; Bell SILK. 6-1l,tf
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Jog-Along Transfer Vans. Plano
moving a specially. 32S1a 25th st.
Both Phones 2S3.
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FE MALE

PRIVATE HOME for confinement
cases, by professional nurse. Mrs.
c. w. Lightner, 2247 Lincoln. Bell
744-Z, 2 1mo
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PHYSICIAN g. SURGEONS.

DR.. A. Fernlund, Physician and
Surgeon. Office hours. 10 and II a.
m, II to p. m. $40 25th st. Office
phones, Bell 515K; Ind 5l5. Residence.
64G Wash. Ind. phone 502.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order of Redmen, Hiawa-
tina Tribe No. 5, meets in Eagle hail.
Friday evenings at s o'clock. Visiting
chiefs cordially Invited.
j. l.. BLOSSER, Sachem.
T.. r. GElGER. c. OF R
A. b. WRIGHT, Z. oI w.
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POSITION as helper in kitchen, or
any kind of work. Address L., care
Standard. 2 2 1wk
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SHOE REPAIRING

Electric Shoe Shop-The largest and
best equipped shoe shop In Ogden
City. 2576 Washington Ave. 1.15.1m
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SHADES TRANSFER.
TRANSFER COMPANIES

Allen Transfer Co., Albern Allen.
Proprietor. Furniture Vans and Stor.
age. Cabs at moments notice. OF.
fee 412 25th ST Phone %.
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f. T. Hulaniski, Attorney at-Law.
Rooms 407-40S First National Bank
building General practice.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
a. G. HORN.

a. q. HOHN.
Attorney-at-Law. Offices over Bad
cons Drug Store. | seek the business
of all parties; am attorney against all
corporations and monopolies. Prepared
to transact any and all kinds of legal
business.
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PAINTER AND PAPER
HANGER.
PARCEL DELIVERY.
PIANOS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

The Thomas Studio. High grade
portraiture in Facial. Crayon and India
Ink. 2457 Washington Ave. Both
phones.
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INSURANCE.

w. N. Pierce, Notary Public, Real
Estate; Fire, Life and Accident In
surance. 407 oath St
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.

CONKEY'S Roup Cure. soc at T. Farr
&; Sons. 2270 Washington Avenue
Makes 25 gallons medicine. Save
your fowls. 10 lmo
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LAGOON ROUTE.

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES

CHICKEN PLANT; also good build
ing lot, close In. See owner. 21lU
Harr. Ave. 2.4-2mo
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FOX SALE-Mountaln Springs Ice Co
place with facilities foE loo raising
aid cold storage. 12-room brick re8.
ioeuce. 1no lawn and shrrb5ery:
fruit and shade trees; splendid valley
view. Enquire Of G. u. GriffitA. on
promises. 1919 21st "a II
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FOR sALE-RoOMiNG HOUSE
RooMING house, 2525 Lincoln If
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

WE OFFER for sale q number OF
irst-class, yearIing. Jersey heiters,
Also a number OF selected Jersey
calves, at reasonable prices. I. w.
Horn G. Son. phones Bell No. 1921
Y. Ind. No. 36i2A. 10 ~ II
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JUNK.
LEADING PLUMBERS.

W. 9. Doneldson & Sot.s. practical
up.to-date plumbers. steam and hot
water filters. Ind. 3653-O. Alb 23rd
street
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Joseph Chez. Attorney and Coun-
selor at Law, 40 and IL First National
Bank Bldg, Ogden, Utah. Both
phones. Notary.
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LOST

LOST-Somewhere ON 25th St. a
watch fob. Elk charm and tooth, also
al C. NJ. A. button. Finder return 70
Reed Hotel to H. H. Doggett and re-
ceiye reward. y II
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S. T. CORN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
207-20S First Natl, Bank Bldg.
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FRArERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden
Aelie, No. lis. F. o. r.. meets every
Wednesday evening In Eagle hall east
OF Reed hotel, at 500. Visiting
Brother Eagles arc Invited to attend
the Aerie meetings.
A. C. FIEEtTZ w. President
e. r. GEIGER, Secretary.
DIR. II B. FORBES. Aerie Physician.
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OSTEOPATH.

DR.. Gordon C. Ives, osteopath
Kirksyille graduate. Room PA Reed
Hotel; both phones. 60. Every week
day 9 a. m. to p. m.
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WANTED TO BUY.
sTol.AG- ROOM

LARGE, convenient room, centrally
located. cheap. Wedell. 246S Wash.
l Ii 1mo.
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r. s. Farnsworth. Attorney at Law,
314 and SIS Eccles Bldg.
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DEGREE OF PocAHONTAS.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Wasatch Division No. 1874. o. r. c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
Q. 80 p. IN. in X. of P. hall. corner
Washington avenue and 2Ith street
All brothers arc cordially invited to
attend.
GEO. ALLEN. c. C.
D. L. BOYLE, S. and T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-13

Dry and warm o1 the Nerieo-
Ns. A. /. Long Is contemplating q
irip TO Iowa
Nn. y. A. Long and daughter HGEei
were b1sir=.s callers in Clear Lake
Tuesday.
Arch Mitchell spent Sunday with
home folks
Jake Miller departed Tuesday fof
Selling where be intends 20 spend the
summer
Mr. z. o. Mar is On the sex list
c. NJ M1Iford and family spent
Sunday a, J. a Nitchelis.
The ARRIVAL Of . li;ile daughter Al
viii Halls is reported
Henry Muller and family hive been
spending few days siih relatives IN
Woodward County.
Miss Comeii is again making her
home in she neighborhOoc-
PIOSEEK.
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We ar klErlnr so-ns re-T uH--
usAfher Wha1s . s1'oE1uE very wszl
gEf-E 10 tie 6ry HtHtks-
Sshnol e5nss1 here 1ts g1rk q Av-il
sfss- rsrT s8u.essf1l tern VIA MS
Cc-1 W.i- "a teacher A hrz-secus
sf--sr Vas served wh5cs sr.-E t.13y
srs1yed after Ehi,k tie Tsgdls ren-
ssre,s Eo11 V-uEr1z
Ts--s EIs ts-ss Efvs- a. NJ Re
sst-3s Saturday niEhs shieh u1s Vsll
attended Ea5 ere7oze er.ogs1 them
selves
o N s5svhs1saa made e1si1ess
I-lP 20 Liberal tie latter pArt % lEsi
N-sk.
Rev Cossy rendered q god sermon
Al Neu Kokoz8o Moo5ay aiEht A
lE-Es croxd ATTENDED. ne sill =
aiih - again ne1i MoDdAy niEhi.
" Z GreEz and wife visited ziih
their dzughser Mr. Cora shore, o,
Coocb iGsi Sunday
Mise. Mar Lie, Pearl MeCurdy
MEry MeCay and Loretta Mccall
Fisits5 Eiih Mis- Gwen Slephensol
Tuesday.
There xill b box supper a. Nev
KokOmo Fri6zy might the l4th
Everybody is cordially invited. Come
and bring a well filed box The pro
eeeds viii 20 for the benefit OF ih.
nsE sunday school
Chz. Wagner and wife made q iriI
TO oehiltree. Texas the first Of las
week 10 look 81 land.
Mr. ard Mrs. Murrel Whitaker o
Bslko spent sunday with Hersche
and Loretta Mccall.
Mrs. John and Fred Lille drove doxr
20 Riverside Sunday returning Mon
day.
?. 5. MeCay attended lodge .
Beaver Monday staying over night sn'
helping John Horn prove Up on hi
valuable farm.
Carl Gregg returned to Clear Cree
Monday after attending the last day
Of school
TEE TNESowN.
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EImnroni Echoes

sill dry and dusty and On how the
wind can blow.
Mrs. Vaughn who has been quite
sick Is much better.
Miss Leonie Kesver spent the latter
part Of the week visiting al her broth
er's near Tapley.
hrs. Barrier and daughter Vida
visited Kemp Saturday.
There was large crowd al the Mt.
Vernon sunday school Sunday morn
ing.
John Kile and family and Grandma
kile returned from church with Mrs.
Groves Sunday and spent the after
noon.
Mrs. Groves has so far recovered a.
70 be able TO be out 10 church Sunday
The farmers are getting almost dis
eOursged on account Of dry weather.
o. Barrier made trip to Glacier last
week for the purpose Of hauling lum-
Der for DR.. sorrey's new house at La
Kemp.
Milton Green is building quite 9
nice residence on his farm a few miles
south Of here.
~
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Home creek ttarreninrs

A1siin Humphrey returned home
from Tsplsy last Friday where he has
been planting FOR Austin Gro%ndyks.
Mr. Bonner's team ran away last
week and one of the borses shoulders
vas broken bot Mr.. Bonner is glad
that nis son Melvin was not hurt for
the boy had both lines wrapped around
his neck and vas dragged quite q die
isDee. bat the horses stopped ard he
got the lines from zrD1nd his neck be-
fqre they started again.
We had nice little hail storm here
Thursday noon. The hail fell about
tie size Of stone marbles until the
ground vas covered
A gentleman from Possum Trot was
visiting in this neighborhOod Saturday
and Sunday.
Bill Fuegate is working in Beaver
this week
A. l.. Smith and family called in this
neighborhOod Monday and bought
cows and q calf
Edgar Twentier drove through
Beaver City Sunday morning goini
north. We wish him all kinds Of good
luck aud IL he will give us an invita-
tion to that happy event We will bake
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A Famous Law Suit.

One Of the most ridiculous lawsuits
that has ever been tired by a court of
justice in Beaver County was that
which was heard before Justice Meese
the first Of the week, in which a quart
Of milk was involved. The prosecut-
ing witnesses, one kile and his wife,
Of the Kiowa, caused the arrest OF
Mrs. Jeanette Garrettson charging her
with unlawfully milking one OF their
cows and asserting that she sp-
propriated 10 her own use as much as
one quart Of milk About fifteen or
twenty witnesses were sUbpensd on
each side and The case was threshed
out in the court Monday and Tuesday
The jury returned a verdict OF not
guilty and assessed the costs in the
case to the prosecuting witnesses.
Such cases as this do not add dignity
10 our courts and ought never be al
lowed to come to light.
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Country Correspondence.
Notice to Correspondents

cSpl1rt s co-rsspn1sris II reEra %
aFFArare nh-hoo- sH - q
them In erPIauati0n OIL nssDoe o t.s Oe .
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IMPLEMENTS S--WAC0NS
Several carloads just unloaded. Can sup
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above named places. Look for my sign.
Beaver office in BraidWood' s Abstract Of
flee Very Truly,
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Kokouo Items

There il 20 be box supper al the
Kokomo school house Friday night the
IA Everybody invited.
Brother Corey preached at the KO-
homo school house last Monday night
and siaid all night with W. VI. Powers
and he took him TO Flor;s Tuesday
He will preach again next Monday
night. Everybody come.
Albert Overton is going 70 start to
Canada this morning to look for a To-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-13

C1 rs -saErz-
Lay Wiisora saHs6 xIsh her SISTER.
Mr. G-sce. during He-b's shseDos.
Assert AziAony and Mrs Brlrl
usrs Beaver callers NcEdEy-
Mrs. Little risii@3 Sunday WITH her
soa JAKE and wise
TIE Barker t.1gs are getting rssiy
io lsIre these paris They SAP Beaver
Co1zty = too hard a place tor them.
Tasre vas stag party A. Mr
Grassy SATURDAY. nighi-
Nrs san visiies Al Ms Fry's one
3sy LAST week
Mr. BrEEl was cutie sick one day
iEss Eaek bui Las been feeling much
better sines
Mrs Golden Grzes attended church
A. the Chapel sunday ard took dinner
~iiA her parents. Nj and Mrs J Z.
wIlsSo rstsraing home IN the after
upol-
ostis Wilson AEi wife rsiurnsi from
Fz-Eo last week
Mrs- Rudy Johns Is Dot Eell al this
writing
Mrs, Bash's father and sister visited
her the past week
Shell Little Is dealing in second
hand bsdsfe&ds a. be got one from Ar
| Barter the other day.