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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14
APPLIED FOR TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
List of Persons Who Took Examination
on October |.

Following are the names of white
and colored applicants for teachers
certificates who took the examination
held here on Friday, October /:
WHITE APPLICANTS.
Kingstree - Miss Althere Nc
Knight.
Lane-Misses Jennie Byrd, Maude
G Gould.
Lake City - Misses Leila Nc
Knight, Dora DeBerry; Messrs L W
Moore, Claudia Stuckey.
Cades- Miss Mae Padgett, Mr. J E
Coker.
Chapmau-Mlss Eulee Spring.
Church-Miss Annie l. Erwin.
Vox-Miss Eleanor Cox.
JohnSonville-Miss Lillian Cock
field.
NEGRO APPLICANTS.
p j Thompson, Susan E Shaw,
S A Cameron, Lettle Prince, Mary
A Shaw, F A Maxwell, Anne c
Jones, Beatrice Peterson, Maud Da-
vid, Mary E Murray, Henry Mou-
zon, j d Barr, Elsie Thomas, James
A Eaddy, NJ L Young, Maggie P
Ezekiel.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14
Frightfu! Fate Ayerted.

Il would have been cripple fol
life, from Il terrible cut on my knee
cap" writes Frank Disberry, kel'
liner, Minn. "without BUcklen'S
Arnica Salye. which soon cured me.
Imfalhble for wounds, cuts and
brusies it soon cures Burns, Scald$.
Old Sores, Boils. Skin Eruptions
Worlds best for Piles 25c. at ID {
Sc otis.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14
KiKGSTREE GRADED and
High SCHOOL NOTES.

The regular meeting of the Wee
Nee literary society was held last
Friday, October S. 1t was quite
an Improvement on the last meet
ing great many more being pre-
sent and the exercises more
interesting. The debate for the
afternoon was: Resolved, That
the Indians were treated worse
than the slaves. The decision was
rendered in favor Of the affirmative.
We were glad to have Miss Carrie
McCaughey and Mr. Alex Gordon
become members of the society
and hope that it will prove profit
able to them.
We were very glad to have Mr.
Robert Whitehead, now of Spartan
burg, S c., former member of
the present tenth grade, with us
a short time last Wednesday. We
hope ne will visit us again before
he returns home.
The hearts OF the tenth grade
were gladened by letter of con-
graduation from their beloved
former teacher, Mr. E B Hallman.
Miss Alethere Mcknight spent
while with us two days last week.
HONOR Roll For MONTH END
ING OCTOBER s, 1909.
First Grade.
Johnnie Johnson
Remington Stone
Harold Steele
Maudline Kinder
Nora Kinder
Second Grade
Serena .o7
Lizzie Gordon. .....................e7 55
Third Grade
Ruskin Mcconnell s.
Fifth Grade
Rhett Driggers s...-,. .-~-. 1856
Sixth Grade
Leora Gamble .--.95. .SS
Minnie Strong g.........-... ..-...~..........95.53
Jennie Lee Epps. ps..-,...,-.......~-94.6 90
Edmond Hurt. 90
Seventh Grade
Walter Sullivan.....-..-................,..
Pauline Gordon -.. 4
Rubie Thorn. ...............--..--9o
Marian Dukes. s...............:...............--93
Milton Marcus. s................ .92.o
Marguerite VanKuren---e5
Bessie VanKeuren ...............9O
Emma Brockington ...............9O
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Her Compliments.

Dean Ramsay tells of an old lady
of Edinburgh who ordered her maid
to call upon the doctor every morn
ing and report the latest particulars
as to her mistress health, always
carefully adding her compliments.
At last one day the girl arrived
with Miss SIS compliments, and
she deed last night at sicht ocloek." !"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14

Constipation is the one erea'
breath, debility, nervousness.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14

When you come to town put a
copy of The Record in your pock.
ct and consult it's business direc
tory-the advertising columns
in making your purchases. If
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-10-14
catarrn of Head.

Mr.. G. Hallock, Antwerp, Ohio, writes:
"My daughter Allie, after taking
three bottles Of your Peruna, is entirely
cured Of catarrh of the head of two
years. standing. We recommend Pc
runa to anybody who has catarrh."
Peruna is manufactured by the
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co.. Columbus, Ohio.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

oAsuld ~ osooes lssvs esw ~ Many
esaes h Me hsti
'>oas thlne ehAt I've uever bren able
b seetls u ~ mind to my own sat
bfnetioa.~ nh Q street beg.ar whose
soseialsy y sitting % . step and hold.
~ out hb ut tc passrrsby. is
0Usoeteo q bow many vcunIes ~
vass 10 have n The bat for people 10
- - they q b.. OF course you un'
AseUhp1 thsee ase Two theories on this.
Wesaiag - 80 yoS ,eavc there only
q ssv. jusf shfse - four peuuies scat.
sues1 areasd trrcGuiar. but pretty faf
apasG as1 - tbe osher you leave In
~ 1T Q lee - peeuiesl
st0e csursp ths No Of The 6rst plan
b - oake pecp,s when they see how
mite yoa've ~ want 10 chip In and
haaA an1 IT, teea oe the Other plan
= = seir peop,e ~ to eencrcsi'y BY
OAowing sheo how eenerVus c'hers
hnvo bsso. an1 there's Q hcap TO be
~ Nse that. fheee's ,oss of people
tat give beeaUsp osher people have
gavso-beeauss they like to 50 with
H. esoW4
1--WE trseA bolh plans aud had ecca
Aayo Win Ieaa bait and bad days with
q full baif % to hat. and thru I've
~ essd days Nth . full bait and
~ 6a-s WIT Q lsss halt. All 700 can
- - u eee p,as doesn't woek well.
~ ~ sahee. Toe nevee cen teli."-
NsV Yeet 01a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
NIsCELI.ANEOrs.
NOTICE OF sALE Of REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for the County Of klamath
In the matter Of the estate and guar.
dLanship Of Charles Hughes and
Mar y. Hughes. Minors.
Notice is hereby giren that the un-
dersigned. guardian Of the persons
and estates Of Charles Hughes and
Mary y. Hughes. vii sell at private
sale an undivided one-six,h .nteres,
each Of said minors 10 and to:
Lots 5. 6. and s OF section twenty
,:cb; sh OF swt and lots 6. S. and
3 Of section tweniy-one t2i): M of
Nwh and lot { OF section twenty
essh, t:sl; Ea OF EL. and Nwa
OF SEs OF section t~en,y- -nine l2sD.
all In township thirty-nine (ssi south
OF range eleven and a half uIh)
T. W. ~, all in klamath county, Ore.
son. containing SIS acres. more or
iens:
On or after the s,h day OF December.
1905. for cash. pursusn, to order OF
sasd court made and entered In the
above proceeding On the s,h day Of
November. 1905.
Dated a. Klamath Yaiis.- Oregon.
Novsnber ssh. 1905.
FRANCES HUGHES.
c1sEdiaas Of the persons and es.
sssss Of Charles Hughes and Mary y.
Hsst~s. nisoa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

oAaeA olss - esssr q Psess aosasv
- ~ eoo1ieaA

oAaeA ~ ~ esesr - pseR oosaev
- ~ eosAisaA
~ oaly papse aseey thae = seeseA
q psoeslcal1y an ever ~ esses = -
~ueaays at all bat H. eetse e ~
nank q EnelaDa Ttess oseso aro
slnp(y psi.esd b baack iak - osssA
l1nsa water toea papse. poaln wAee~
WisA eaeeea eagsA II epaseo teAt .
bsaly sailsA q VosU Daak - e1goae1
nses y sarsly ssso = shat eeeso Waleh
= aay vsy O. thelf vay baek - tee
bank ere imneelateay eaoce>e4 aoo
~ eoss aes lusoeA. II oseO - IT,
Dasque e Fsases ere ua6e - wbsse
water ltns1 papee pssnte4 y bsees a.
vAieA Nth au0essos 0ythseogieal ae4
alDsgsescal pactvfeA T1ey afs 10 -
us0Anas1eas e ffeo = frasee 70 t!S0o
ftaDeA
MT q Rnelasa seess ass - .
ssoevAat unhas1y shs-S ~ . iaeesA
OUuth ADee,cao e0Neoey reeeooeeo
IL IN q IL Uulle1 0fate2 escepe
TIT esnnaosa beows ed saats bsoe
asU ~ pssvalliag es,osA 0eeoas 80.
rsoey = peistsd y sssso ao6 bloee
H. poeoo beeog - osoo0enot1eoo q
ffoD 3 . I.ooo oaseA II l0oo 0ose
Nm ars ps1nee1 - IN obee papse.
u takse - expsFt - Q oatise y -
tlngul.A Q Chlssss In iron Q 0ooosy
siekse q IT, bin = - low oeoe0ooA.
10 q Q 0escsuekee Absi U ~ . or0e
ansunt. IT, pssst bsiae b ~ -
WAass - ys,lsW - ~. vith ooeh On
anA eoeIssss 0evScsa ltales $500
ass an s1ssA sAapeD ao6 eesesa 1oe
snaIlsse INA as1 70 I1re. ase pssee.
a - vhlss papse b pask. ~ 81
ear0lne takA
~ oosf saslkiag papee eUsseoey y
~ vorsd = IT, 100 sUbse ooee q Rue'
-. whieh = barspd fso0 tee 70 bos'
10 vish an the co,sss - ~ saisbsv
bssoos1 - vita Q - ~ possfe
shruagA Q peiso- u to ceetss b IN
rsalee y Q oneay esee0ted vtGoette b
baaek. II re0alnaee % ~ sogsov'
~ - ~ sees = b cart aso n0hl
beVvS isk.
n Aosssras psseties - srstsssssa
sena6s g sl1k thesogA ~ papes ~
. Q pssaer%see aaaissf eo1nsssSsoeiaG
= 0a1QUa-0afpesS wee&0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. u. a
Land Once at I.akeview. Oregon,

Department Of the Interior, U. 4
Land Once at Lakeyiew. Oregon.
October 6. 1903.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
'ames u. Humphrey. whose poA,ot,,cc
address Is Klamath Falls. Oregon.
did. on the s3d day Of April. 1905.
ME In this Office sworn atatcmen. and
application. No. 0is?T, to purchase
the ~. OF NEh. VIZ OF sEn acc.
ton 20. Township 81 South. Range Q
East willamette meridian. and the
timber thereon. under the proyinlons
Of the act OF June 3. 1878. and acts
amendaiory. known as the "Tlmber
and Stone Law" a, such yaluo NJ.
m'sh' be hKed by appraisement, and
nat pursuant to such application. IN.
land and timber thereon have been
appraised, June II. 1909. the tim,e,
estimated at $4,000 board foe, a,
'o''e per N. and the land $40 so.
hat said applicant mus, offer Ann,
proof In support of his application
~H' sworn statement on the 9th day
OF December. 1909, before n. NJ. Rich.
arason' United States Commissioner.
al Klamath Pals. Oregon.
Any person is a, liberty to pro,s.,
'n's purchase before entry, or initiate
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
POLAR PHENOMENA

N 01keos ~ ~ oDssk - - ~
AssAis 0s0ieaA
II ~ sPsiag - mo ! e1anose
SvuP - ~ saea0ee Coewso ao1 Doso
~ ~ Asrtic eesaa % sseoooso .
esn11ng Oeasieo so0sVbsee - ~
pseshesD oAsspo q Alnska- AhhsogA
~ Vsat - . pogs>y ceoossehl vs0-
TN. these Was Q ess6 eeo1 - se8
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W spsss b 10 s'esss esssiss's -
No.
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vsss - forus q M. A1saOe = .
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tAas tbaas usssisesa b. De. Cssk ]
have sres IT, sposVs ed oo0so - ven
Aeaoed basldiaeR vte,s est3sA - fDee
apprap shoee IT, hsg1bsa. ooOee1oeo
lln0sssag fsP sevssal 0lo0esA -. aGo1A
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- fsso ~ hssl1so bsosafh ~ 1Deeee
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hSsoAs0 v1eb ~ 1sRGo0)og -
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D1via Cs0s - 0saase poone BsDoo
10 = xstisoal HaOna1oa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
prpe, CLEAN MILK

After tho 18th OF the present
month I will be prepared to furnish
purc milk to the people OF klamath
Falls. Ny cows are young. healthy
and wei, fed. aud the milk Is handled
in n cleanly and sanitary manner our
aim shall be TO give satisfaction
Telephone sss.
las. W. STRAW,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
AVIATION.

~ 0aaesss oewsivsd n rhess oi.
nsas,easi oessri~R
n saslostioe a she cir b form OF
IoeoOeeiee that di0en from all the
ethen b Whbch weo have resoetcd In
that Il Involves thrre dImeosiooai steer.
iae
q b d ~ three dlneesiooai nature
g aviatiee that the rel wonder Of u
lIsa 10 de0asds upoo the avistcrs
ataaotieo are almost appalling In num-
~ ss6 ceasespey. TIE autowobills,
~ % Mid what - b about not li,.
u, oo1 . oooeets care'essuess m~ans
Alnsess. bst ~ divagatioos from safe-
y ars On heFispetaL The rad and
QaviU tnke ears a ths othess for him
vhile ~ asespaanise cas make m!s.
tnkD IN the way aroaod Q sphere:
hsoca = sddltiss b leodlns 90 atteo-
tlss sae - esesy seaed from Q con.
Daleoos1 aaa 1s.icase eagise. be must
0aalpohss 90 suAdes Tor up and
oUva. ssseAR f~ sight and ,est and
tvo 0sse at ~ eods q bis winsa
A. sn 49, 0sse - eombioed and
eoSe61nsesa Watee y stability itself
= co0ossisso WieA IL medium through
vhseA = oessa wbss 10 eisht. tbere-
essa ~ svintR b protnbly the bosiest
10 alive. aod thesV b oot IN Instant
g ~ feP hin siil aflee ~ has made
- Dslls0 aasesat york Tlmea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
R.NNlsBY's EMPRESS

II you wan, your stun moved ana
moved quick. get Ramsby's Express
to do Il. once at Sixth and klamath
Phone is3.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

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s..ss.. - spesanses
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
PIONEER SOCIETY MEETING

At the courthouse Monday evening"
November sth. at 1880 o'clock W"
Pioneer Society OF klamath Basin
vii, have a business meeting and pro
gram. followed by a banquet In Red
Mems hall All members OF this so
ciety and all eligible TO become men,
bers are invited.
Don't forget the date.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

n ehl11spo - tvo es0eUsaO -
~ - slssu ti0sA 4 80 ~ bsosso
thae ~ spisse g fs0ily No - -.
eussieay espss0so - % eseeosoe
osahse q thaa ~ - ~. Vaesue
hooRUus isesoa. TIT ~ e60ogoo
'ssssa ~ - s1oosn 6ssa1 0soeAs
1hsso = uesls 1sahf TIT posvoeal 60
M at thna 6oes - - r1ossUD -
th1D aoocoses ls6lcossa % , ~ ~
vtso uefle Aa6ssw El6st. alesrUas0
us9eeoast asseeDse - eesw yOk -
jsess1 - ha1lso ooateo - eDeAs. -
OuhsN 9lllss. fFowosl
s1Se NJ. AsassW haVe bsolso -
~ ~ hssokhasf.: ee00aa1s0 -
sassu passoG -csl1 0ofoso ~ 6lnaR
al co11 o0ftso ~ oupoP IN - -
lsasaso - Ne A'-yssshs csoess'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

49,, shruun,>e uaeAi,s ssnpa.y
- enmnauasA m thr>shine q tAs
~. ~ a. vn,,ev - lssscse sv.y
~ raeA,no sur ~ $1,000. Navang
- =. - snesoe,fu,ly n . ooap.
Ed -.
e,nee -, s,,ss n ~ essnsy -
n. pnvs - paoea m yeos
~ n. x,,aa,n - sursy.ovs Nush.
=. = 49,. vAseA ars q ~ a.sn
s>e,aey. - = heeesrs havs - supsr.
- 1, snesn,aa
4Aeve v,.Gner a ~ - vsss
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uvvsA a ~ -, already ssva asA
- ,a,ea,~ a. IN A. paovans n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

u ~ ssssbsegssrhy ths late Pro
lnnnse OAaSee oe Harvard tells this
sossy: 0oce - Was pesseet u . dinner
= engiasa whses Typdsll. The re-
DOvDea sciessise. searted 10 tell about
expessPecss b AoesSes- Ms descrip-
tisas vsss. 70 ~ tbe Iesss. esasx~r-
assl Jusa - - vas telling about .
thslliiag ssrsps froo drowning which
- ~ hsd whiis viewing Niagara
eAlb-1ssrssaaag 4 wisb b0rsts Of hy-
psstsas-his eye hapsreed 10 catch
tAas e 0Aaies. vhoO - hsd not DO
0ea1 bs1ssR.
~ Q ososse Tysdali stopped.
ohnshso-shsa vith vtsk Of the eye.
- z bsog1ag 0halse ~ % give him
aVay.. - esoe1sos1 IL tale. bot 10 .
aseiesahly G1h6os1 vsin.
~ ~ esoeD1a1so TyDdan sought
0hnlse.
: = 1sas TIT yasu e alss vas rather
higAly es1ssV4" - eoaSssssd 10 the
A0osteas. -eat = = sp0eumes bscss.
~ - esoeh - ~ uvth . BIZ"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

For sale. cheap. plano. kitchen cab
met. ehifYonier and other household
goods. Inquire a, Public Library or
Stil,'s store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

Wa.es1 - bsy fre0 evHsr. - saav
sssns i3e sesn q md. VIII -
serss sn1ss sAs 11teA: ~ a. ~
provs1: ouse - oeed. assp ssdl A.
arso J. H O.. Beeald o0ce.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
a1sss rAss o. rssss,ss. ss.sr..

0oeo Uooo - UeosobOoe oqUoro.
n 0eeeioA1 yard eSaminaijoo
vhlea veala - taxtcsb drivers hsve
- UoAssUD u ~ kssvisdss oe Loo
- = - 0ssV 0atise of form III
asks1 H. is9s1B1ese ssessaiy Of Q can.
6i1neA - fsss haalD yso - Trsfaleaf
ooaosO ~ asks - - dslvss 10 1afai-
~ sg0ass vtat we1l1 yos dor Il
GAs0n 1s1se ~ assss1 Q biz and
~ klo - ths seAse sids q The
sgUas&" sspals1 ~ easdiaste. Ard
- ~ tusDs1 1sv1. ~ - did nos
INV t1oe Lso1so ~ thsss Trafalsas
egaassD bsaf6ss ~ oasse ais 10 Ea-
seOo-sos b Chobssvsll ees n cheI.
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CngUa1eaa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

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49, = ~ ~ 80 = 1ssavs 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

opeak - Welesot we0ss and mnss
posoae D6eeuse - tAs0aslvs Q vo0as
~ 6ssnot ta8 0oeA Bot ths truly
rUdeooe Wo0ao IT, vonss uko
oakss Sst1rsoes - ast-6 20 st an
snseG ~ hltD NH vhst b sppas.
soely - gsatest eon6os. - that Pc
- - swsy tseo ~ nytng What Q
oook 0Doaol Ws0aa - u AnA %
- ssee oDeDoeeA unhsD - % sAs y
ohsoeosonlly elssss. tAat ths eesiaI
eoovssne1soal1ge ~ sll ssesD a N
GDo6oo tA11O = ~ 01nA-Isehanea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11


u bssas ~ v>ss 80 S1sse1sas ssaeA
oo0e - ~ osooss0eoeD - Ooseso'
~ tUas1sy soesove1 . lseoor ~ .
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uagAe 1ave s1esosso . 6son1ns anDUss.
~ : - - ~ = ~ . 80 ess0
. esgt tAnt ~g11GAly thsgD = os1Io-
0ng ~ - - 2eo psos1as
c.ss.ss-bs - - sssss nass
01sswb Csst-1sse H. ~ -
Qn1nR - - - ~ - . ~
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, 1909-11-04

Daniel Webster's father mean him
for q farmer. Taking him out in the
hay field, Daniel just tinkered with his
scythe-it hung too far out, it hung
too far in, and no matter how the ia
Their fixed the scythe, 1t did not hang
to suit Daniel, until In despair the
father cried: Daniel, get out OF
his field and hang the scythe to suit
yourself" Daniel hung 1t on a tree,
with the remark: There 1t hangs to
suit me-"
, 1909-11-04
Lea.her.MoIded Shapes.

Circassian and Georgian girls IN
tended for sale to harems have a five-
inch wide.z zone or circlet of wet, plia-
bic leather sewn around them in their
tenth year. This hardens and config-
ures itself to the waist. The girl thus
grows into a waist line without injuri-
GUS lacing and squeezing of her liver,
lungs, heart and bosom. 1t is cut on
at marriage by tho husband. Many
American women have perfect waists
without whalebone.
, 1909-11-04
Graves of the Wicked.

Where is the man who has not
wandered now and then through the
g%raveyards of the world and wondered
where the wicked folks are buried?
If one believes all the tombstones say
one inevitably inclines to think there
never were many, if any very, very
wicked folks on earth.
, 1909-11-04
Exercise and Health.

Proper exercise is absolutely essen
tial to health. Proper exercise means
free movements of the body, stretch
ing, bending, turning, deep breathing
all made without excessive effort,
without monotony and without men,
tai strain.
, 1909-11-04
Saratoga Chips
Write it November" now.

Write it November" now.
Getting chilly these mornings
Thomas j.. McKenna was "a city
visitor Monday.
Chas Fox was up from the coal
mine Sunday.
Frank NUM- is clerkiug in the dry
goods store Of Cosgriff Bros.
James Dickerson was over from
Pass creek yesterday on a business
trip.
Jacob Reed is hauling lumber with
his freight teams from the Cofield saw
mill.
Albert Gilbert, Mrs. j. Clammer's
uncle, is here on a visit to the family of
his neice.
Miss Elva Milcox was down from
the ranch Friday for the Female Ma
sonry farce.
Herbert Robinson returned Sunday
from a trip to FIT. Collins and other
Colorado points.
j. B. Hassett, the superintendent of
of the Charter Oak mine, went up to
that place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Myers came
down from Brush creek Friday for a
visit with her people.
Frank w. Hunter, who resides in
Laramie at present, was up from that
place the past week.
Miss Grace Crawford visited at the
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Clammer
on Jack creek Saturday and Sunday.
William Miser, who had charge OF
the ranch of l.. q. Davis, has moved
his family to Saratoga for the winter.
The Youn2 People S Christian En-
deavor had a party Saturday night at
the pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Pearson,
Roy G. Peck was given the Third
Degree in the Masonic Lodge at this
place Tuesday night. There was a
good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner have
purchased the residence of L. S. Judd,
lately vacated by him, and took pc
session Friday of last week.
j. f. Pullum came down from the
Charter Oak Tuesday with a badly
mashed foot that will keep him in
doors for a couple of weeks.
Miss Lesta Andrews was much re-
joiced at the arrival of her mother
Sunday. They will keep house in one
of the j.. b. Eager cottages.
The Social Twenty had a card par
ty in Jensen hall Tuesday night.
There was a good crowd in attendance
anu everybody hdu d Soou time.
A. ii. Huston was down from the
ranch yesterday, making preparations
to go to Los Angeles, Calf, about
the 10th inst. to spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary j. Stockwell, who has
just returned from a trip to Seattle
and points on the Pacific Slope of
seven Oh eight weeks, had IA very
pleasant journey and is much i'm
proved in health. She has assumed
charge Of her restaurant that was so
ably cared for by Nh. and Mrs. Frank
NUM- during her absence.
, 1909-11-04

The words that a father speaks to
his children in the privacy of home
are not heard by the world. but, as in
whispering galleries, they are clearly
heard at the end and by posterity.-
Richter.