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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-10-30
KINGSTON

KINGSTON, Oct. 2S-Mrs. j. A
Harper, who has been for some
weeks pleasant visitor here guest
of Mrs. d.. Bradshaw, has returned
to her home in Pierson.
Mrs. C. B. Pelton came over on
Friday of last week to visit her
daughter, Miss Jessie, one of ou1
teachers, ana left for her home in
Lake Helen on the day following
Harry Campbell has rented the
cottage belonging to L. G. Lyman
on the corner of Ridgewood avenue
and Main street, and moved in with
his family last Tuesday. He has
been living in Tituuville.
Lee Kingston is improving his
property on Mulberry and kineton
streets. by having it underbrushed
which makes it more attractive.
Miss Belle Pye. Of Emporium, Pa.
is a very pleasant addition to Kings
ton society. She is visiting Mrs.
Bradshaw for several weeks
Jesse lelvington came up from
Iltusville Tuesday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Campbell.
Arthur Ielvington has just re-
turned from a hunting excursion
up the river. He reports some
duck and squirrel hunting, but no
big game.
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The Best Food for Workaes.

The best food for those who work
with hand or brain Is never high
priced.
The best example Of this Is found in
Quaker Oats. 1t stands at the tor
among foods that supply nourishment
and vagor. without taxing the diges-
ZION. and yet it IL the least expensive
food one can eat.
Ihls great food value and low cost
make 1t an ideal food for families who
want TO get the greatest good from
what they eat.
Laborers. factory or farm hands fed
pientifully on Quaker Oats will work
better and with less fatigue than II
ted on almost any other kind of food
All OF these facts were proved and
very interesting information about
human foods were gathered by Pro
lessor Fisher OF Yale University in
1865. You'll And Quaker Oat. IN rer-
alar sise paekaseA aAd hermstiealiv
seass1 d.s: t. iattsr = bet fpr ~
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"A wssaa Hsls A. Her H xf
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Daytona women know how the $50
and pains that comes when the
fail make life burden. Backache 80
pains. headaches. dizzy spells, dls(rIs
ing urinary troubles. III tell Of siek ~
neys and warn you Of the stealthy -
proach of diabetes, dropsy and B.iaasasI
disease. Deans Kidney Pills ,per
nently cure all Of these disorders. Ha.ae
proof of it in Dsytoaa words:
Mrs. s. Mills, Magnolia street, Dan
Fla, says: 81 used Doan's Kidnsx3 4
and have since been feeling like =
ent woman l suffered greatly fruu -
backaches. It was difficult for n Il
get about the house and I WA
able to obtain my proper rest. II
kidney secretiOns gave evidence al -
with my kidneys by their irregular ~.
ages and when read of Doan's Kianer
Pills, | determined to give them q trial
Two boxes were procured for me fron
Hankins' drug store and cured neof
baekache and disposed of the kianev
weakness In return for the benefit =.
ceived, am pleased to give Doans Kid.
ney Pills my highest endorsement" Is
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 eenta
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, oh
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-sad
take no other.
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HOLLY HILL

HOLLY HILL, Oct. 2S-Miss
May Quattlebaum, accompanied by
Miss Clara Meiritz, came from Bu-
low for week end visit at her
fathers.
Mrs. Will Mccoy arrived on Sun
day from New York.
The Misses Grace and Emma Ap-
thorp We're among our visitors last
week, also W. W. Carter.
Messrs. Rerney and Osteen re-
turned early in the week to Lake
land, Mr. Berney's family are still
at Mr.. Cases.
S. T. Hill and wife. left Tuesday
for their home at Winter Park, bu,
expect to return early next spring.
After an absence of several
months spent in New York and the
eastern states, Alfred Heath returned
Saturday.
Mrs. CAas. r. Simonds arrived
from jacksonville Wednesday for 3
visit with her father, G. w. Harris
Mrs. Mary A Bellamy and daugh
ter. Mrs. Sankey Perdue, arrived
last week for visit with Mrs. VIM
Wetherell, Jr., and family. Mrs
Bellamy left Tuesday for Fort Pierce
to visit a son at that place, but Mrs
Perdue remained here.
John l.. English returned We'd.
nesday from DeLand where he has
been at work.
7. H. Cave, ST., was a Titusville
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. R. Smith, wife and two chill
dren are visiting Mrs. NJ. Wyatt,
having arrived Monday from Mican-
opy.
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{ NJ. Mcdonald has just put a
new cypress mast in boat owned
by W. W. Kenyon, of Smithtown
N. L., which is about as handsome
a stick as could be found. Mr.. Nc
Donald selected and cut the tree in
one OF tho cypress swamps an the
DeIIaad road
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CIRCUIT COURT TO convene
At DELAND NOVEMBER 9Th.
Two Rape Cases for Investigation
of Grand Jury at Fall Term
of the Circuit Court.

The fall term of the Circuit Court
for Volusia County will convene at
DeLand the 9th of next month with
Judge Minor S. Jones on the bench.
The continued case of Charlie
Warren, the Daytona colored boy
charged with murder, will be tried.
Two other negroes are now in Jail
charged with rape and if true bills
are returned by the grand jury these
two cases will probably also be dis
posed of. This will be all the Grim
inal cases to be considered during
the fall term.
The civil docket includes sixteen
cases which are already at issue.
Some of these are cases which have
been continued from year to year,
notably the first two on the docket
1t is hard to say how many of the
sixteen cases will be tried at the
coming term.
The cases appearing on the
docket are as follows:
E. E. Ropes vs.. Eugene Wander
pool e cases
J. L. Wilcox vs.. Town of Daytons
Beach; assumpsit.
Burgess 4 Haynes vs. Western
Union Telegraph Co.; action OF
case.
A. S. Drundy vs.. Daniel George
suit on contract. This case was triet
alta previous term of court and car
ried. to the Supreme Court on wri
Of error, where the judgment wa
reversed and tie case remanded.
FL Dorado Jewelry Co. vs.. D. 7
Straghn; assumpsit.
Carter Webster Co. vs.. NJ. B
Aultman; assumpsit.
G. G. Bohannon vs.. Geo. J. Van
de Word; assumpsit.
Lena Norris vs.. J. p. Turner, a
administrator.
United Grocery Co. vs.. Robert F
Walters. executor.
w. c.. Cannons vs.. A. G. L. Ry
assumpsit.
c. E. Parsons vs.. Elmer Oliver
malicious prosecution
c. E. Parsons vs.. NJ. E. Hum
malicious prosecution.
j. NJ. Rawlings vs.. F. E. G. Ry
trespass.
j. A. Van Valzah vs.. J. A. Boz
trum, trespass on case.
j. A. Van Valzah VS.. E. L. How
ard; assumpsit.
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THE new CLARENDON TO Be
A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE.
for Its Erection Has Been
Awarded to w. T. HadlOW
of jacksonville.

Last Saturday the contract for the
erection of the Clarendon Hotel was
closed between DR.. E. L. Potter and
w. T. Hadlow, of Jacksonville.
The site selected for the new
structure is about one and one-hali
miles south of the former location
of the Clarendon and is but q short
distance north of the clubhouse of
the Florida East Coast Automobile
Association. 1t contains IA acres,
and has an ocean frontage of $40
feet, with depth of 500 feet.
The new Clarendon will be mag
nificent structure of reinforced con-
crete. The entrance will face the
west, while two wings will extend
toward the ocean, forming large
court. The building will have con
crete floors and will be absolutely
fre-proof in every particular.
The contract provides for build
ing of $50 rooms at a cost of $2l5,'
O6O, besides the furnishings which
will cost $4,000.
The Clarendon is a necessity tt
this community and everyone having
an interest hereabout will rejoice tt
know that DR.. Potter has SO shaped
affairs as to make it's rebuilding
possible.
/ Work will commence on tn,
building within 60 days and it vii
be completed and in readiness TO
the season of l9lO-ll.
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NOTICE.

Nstiet is hereby given that on the first
day OF December, A. D., 1903, the undersisn-
"a guardian OF Annabel and Hearst Nc
Clelinn will apply to the Honorable j. Lee
Mctrory. County Judge OF Volusia County.
Florida, for an order to sell an undivided
two-thirds interest in the following lot.
piece or parcel Of land lying and being in
the County OF VOlusia and state of florida
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot IL. Block =. Kingston
II. 7. MCCLELLAN Guardjun
This Oct. ~ 1907. II
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-10-30

John B. Baldwin, of jacksonville
arrived Sunday and will have charge
Of the soda department at NJ. B.
Church's drug store. Mr.. Baldwin
is an expert soda man and needs no
introduction to his many friends.
During the past summer he has had
charge of the soda department OF
Brittain's Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.
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Will Remodel the Uncle Sam.

Capt. L. L. Fleetwood will have
the steamer Uncle Sam practically
rebuilt at McDonald's Boat Yard
In order to reduce the tonnage, the
cabin will be remodeled, ten foot
section cut from the stern of the
boat and other alterations made.
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Episcopal Services.

St. Mary's, Daytona, Service and
Sermon, 100 a. M. Music by
vested choir.
Grace Church, Port Orange, SER
vice and sermon, 800 p. m.
Grace Church, New Smyrna, Ser
vice and Sermon, 700 p. m.
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TAMPA TINES TOURING
TRIP TO TOUCH DAY1ONA.
Most Enthusiastic Road Meeting
Was Held at Tampa on
Tuesday Evening.

Tuesday Evening.
Perhaps the most enthusiastic
good-roads meeting over held in
Florida took place at Tampa Tues
day evening when the Tampa Auto
mobile Club met to decide upon the
route for the touring trip or road
race to be conducted by the Tampa
Times, starting from that city Nov
ember 4. Geo. w. Fisher, chair
man of the Board of County Com.
missioners, of DeLand, and T. f
Fitzgerald, representing Daytona
and the Florida East Coast Automo.
bile Association were in attendance
There we're fully 200 present
from various cities, towns and ham
lets along the two proposed routes
each endeavoring to convince the
Tampa Club that the respective
routes we're each to be preferred. A
compromise was finally arrived a
and the motorists will 60 one route
returning the other.
The official routes adopted are as
follows:
Tampa to Observation-Disclosures
Dade City, Brooksville, Inverness
Dunnelon. Ocala, Mlcanopy, Gaines
Vile, Starke. Jacksonville-245.4
miles.
Returning to Tampa-St. Angus
tine, Ormond, Daytona, DeLand
Stanford, Orlando, Kissimmee
Loughman, Haines City, White
Haven, Barlow, Lakeland, lamp
|-297 5 miles.
| Daytona will be checking station
of the tour.
The proposed race has had a yer
beneficial influence on the gooC
roads movement, all of the countie
> through which both routes pas
having been working on the road
ever since the tour was proposed
!All the bridges between Dayton
and DeLand are being placed
repair under the direction of Count
; Commissioners Bradshaw and FISH
er. Commissioner Brooke is worl
, ing on the bad spots of the road b,
tween Enterprise and Osteen Ferr,
, St. Johns County is pinestrawin
all the bad places ON the rout
while Osceola County is pinesrav
ing temporarily but expects to hav
the part of the route within th
county limits hard-surfaced b
: Jan. |. Orange County alread
has a hard-surface road the flu
length of its territory. With a
the improvements inaugurated fe
the occasion Of the coming tour,
will hereafter be much easier I
, make the trip from Jacksonville I
Tampa.
81 Tuesday Duval county vote
bonds of $l,OOO,OOO to be used fe
g building hard-surface roads.
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Former DaytOnian Weds.

Former DaytOnian WEEDS.
The Gazette-News is in receipt OF
the following announcement which
will be of interest to the many Day.
tona friends of MIR. Colclough:
Mrs. CLARA r. Hubert
announces the marriage OF her daughter
Bertha Elfreda
Mr.. John Vesey COlclough
on Saturday, October the twenty-third
nineteen hundred aaA nine
Onmhrid&e, Massachusetts,
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Card of Thanks.

earnestly thank the friends who
SO kindly offered and assisted during
the sickness and at the death of my
husband. Mrs. May WEEKS.
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Stewart two lots on Grandview avenue,
north and adjoining his hotel property.
This gives Mr.. Howard 400 foot extern
sion on this avenue. Mr.. Howard has
great faith in the future greatness of
Daytona Beach.
Mrs. Fred Williamson, who had been
with her daughter, Mrs. Grant, for ten
days past, returned to her home at
Jacksonville last week.
A series of teas and reciprocity teas
have been enjoyed for the past two
weeks by some of the social set. Mrs.
Stickler and Miss Ruth Coates enter
tanned last week, and Miss White is to
entertain this week at the White House
on the occasion of her nineteenth birth
day.
A windmill water system at the
Oyams brick brick building has been
replaced this week by an engine. which
was installed by Staples & Cutten, The
new furniture for the apartment rooms
on the second floor has arrived. and Mr..
and Mrs. Oyama are over from Dsyto ns
this week having furniture and carpets
placed.
Messrs Geo. p johnson and R. l..
Wilcox had very successful squirrel
hunt above Ormond the first of the
week.
MIR. jackson and Warren Wilcox went
to Bulow creek on squirrel hunt Tues
day. They made the trip by launch,
Mrs Britt and sister, Mrs. Walker,
and Mrs. Lowe and little son, Everett,
are attending the Adventist camp meet
ing at Orlando this week. They left for
the camp last Thursday.
The Epworth League held q business
meeting last night to arrange the de-
tails of the Halloween party on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin arrived Monday
afternoon and will occupy the west suite
of rooms in the Phillips apartment house
on the river. They have spent anumbe,
of winter at Daytona Beach.
Mrs. Selby and Mrs. Vanderbilt and
party, who regularly spend their winters
at the White House. are expected te
arrive from Newark, N j., about Nov
fifth.
i Mrs. Randall and daughter arrived
from the North and are located in room:
at the E E. Johnson home They were
here last winter.
| SEABREEZE HIGH SCHOOL.
. Class standing-two highest in eacf
grade.
Chart Class-Ruby Wilson, 90; Claut
Sims. 90; Kathleen Bunch, 80.
First Grade-Lawson Diegett, 90
) Harold Odum, IS.
J, Second Grade-Agnes Lowe, 80; Max
inc Odum, IS.
4, Third Grade-Ida Poor. 81; Hurl
burt Wslthour, 80.
Fourth Grade-Rosa King, 81; Edit
: Pent, 90.
Fifth Grade-Rutk Barre, SO; Quiz
v Branch, 81.
/. Sixth Grade-Allston Dryer. "a; LIE
/ ota Coburn. 81.
: Seventh Qrade-Ruth Stewart, 80
e Earl Sims, IS; Pearl Wilson, SO.
q Eighth Grade-Gladys Wannacotte
D 90; Alkaline Fortson, 95; Jack Strother
95.
Nineth Grade-Bernard Schmidt
e Kirby Smith.
= Tenth Grade-Alfred Strother, 80
Roland Barre, 81.
Eleventh Grade-Wallace Griggs, 80
e Irene Peters. 80.
Twelfth Grade-Carl Burgman, SO
, jeanette Ridgeway, 90.
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FOR RENT,

Two furnished front rooms, oecood
floor of Atlantic block, opposite Yacht
Club
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Forenoon and afternoon tides 4fe AZ
proximately at the same hour. Apta.
mobiles can be driven on the beach Two
hours after high tide snd within two
hours Of high tide.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-10-30

Will rent or lease the two large, 6ue
stores recently occupied by the Dsytsaa
Furniture Co. These stores will b nut
in fine shape. Enquire of
GRAHAM THOMPSON.
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The Baptist Little Helpers

Last Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
kindergarten department met in the base
ment Of the Baptist church to have So
cial hour together and see what they had
done in the last six weeks. First, they
busted themselves in playing games, after
which they were gathered together and
their mite, boxes collected; then Mrs.
Spiers talked to them about FIVE minutes
telling them about Miss Pearl Page, our
Kansas Foreign Missionary who is in
China. giving her life to those Chinese
people, and to whom their mite-box Of
fering was going to help. They collect
ed FIVE dollars and twenty cents in SC
short time. Mrs. is. Runyan, the
Superintendent Of this department. award
ed four beautiful chrome pictures to the
ones giving the largest collection. Re-
treatments were served to about IS. then
all went home rejoicing that they had
such privilege.
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Methodist Church

The regular prayer meeting service
will be held on Wednesday evening at
7:30. The public is invited to this ser
vice. We have received new song
books to be used in our services and we
would be glad to have the young peo-
pie come to the service on Wednesday
evening. and help in the learning Of new
songs. The usual services will be held
next Sunday. In the morning the pas
tor will preach on Missions and take the
annual offering for the church benevo-
lences. Let US have a good congega-
ton and a liberal collection.
The Brotherhood will hold Mass
meeting for men next Sunday afternoon
at 8 clock at which time the question
will be discussed that has been submitted
to about 200 men of the city. We
have received some interesting rephe.
from the letters sent out and hope to have
profitable meeting. We very much
desire that the men who have received
letter and have NOT answered It to
please do so at once as we desire as
many replies to the letter as it j. possible
to receive. And the more replies we
receive the more interesting win be tn
discussion. The evening services az us
ual.
F. w. IMBoDEN,
Pastor.
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L0sSweH Items

All the whooping cough cases are In
proving.
Remember the box supper at Eagle
tomorrow night.
Joe Lasswell and Conrad Bairer haul
ed oil cake from the Lodge Friday.
The dance at Sim DePew's was well
attended and all report good time.
Mr.. Casio commenced hauling oil cake
from Forest last week to the Peckham
ranch. He will soon put his cattle on
full feed.
Andy Corners father and mother and
three brothers spent the fore part Of last
week visiting him. They left Wednes-
day for Oklahoma.
Too late for last week
Benjamin Henney spent last week
visiting relatives in the east.
The coyotes now have company at
night; cause, whooping cough.
George Barnett is helping the Magni-
son boys build a cement cave this week.
Lewis Bond will soon be in the sport.
ing column. Watch for further par
ticulars.
Vim. Angel finished sowing wheat
this week. Better late than never but
but better never late.
People in this vicinity will make the
birds fly this week. Lots Of quails and
plenty Of guns and ammunition.
Sim Depew caught large coyote
and catamount in his traps last Thursday
Sim is there with the goods when il
comes to trapping.
John Angel shipped carload Of cat
tie from Gerlane the FIRST Of last weel
and returned Friday evening. He also
visited his parents at Marysville, Mo.
The meeting closed at Lasswell No
vembel 9TH. II was conducted by Mis-
Pearl Wells. She returned to her HON,
in Oklahoma Wednesday Of last week
Ed Wilson recently purchased 5 hea,
Of cows from Joe Lasswell. MIR. Wilson
is adding to his herd and will some da,
be one Of the cattlemen Of this part O
the earth.
Allen Lasswell sold his store last weel
for $500 to man from Kingman. Thi
means that the people will lose a goot
family from this neighborhood. He wi
move to Texas in the spring.
| am no weather prophet but a
Amanda says, know it is going to raj
when it is cloudy all around the rim an,
pouring down in the center. These ar
the indications in this vicinity at this writ
ing.
Conrad Baier has finished a fine ne,
barn. 1t was contracted by Mr.. Pal
sons. He says he doesn't know no,
long it will be until his horses get use
to it. 1t is quite an Improvement on tn
place.
Come great. come small; come ont
come all. to the box supper at the Easl
school house, November Is, (Thank.
giving night) A splendid program wi
be rendered. If you fail to come 20
: will miss a treat.
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Sun and Lake City Happenings


Riley Lake received car of corn last
Friday morning.
Misses Lee and Bernice Eager came
home from Pratt Saturday.
c. Oldfather Of Maize is stopping in
these parts for a few days.
Claude CIawson is caring for bunch
Of cattle for Joe Hargis in the Deerhead
vicinity this winter.
Lake City gun club had shoot last
Saturday afternoon, getting in shape for
this weeks raid on the birds.
John Campbell recently purchased a
long range rife and the following day
killed coyote at 200 yards distance.
Ralph Massey and Clifton Hatfield
are instituting new order. They will
travel In private car, owe. the country
organizing.
Homer Hastings, Fred Lake and
Levie Bissantz are at Wichita this week
taking the Consistory degree in the Ma
sonic order.
The quail season opened up here with
very few sportsmen on deck. The next
few days, however, promise to deal
misery to Mr.. Bob White.
The Lake City Cemetery Association
is to be comphmented for their good
work. What once resembled a de.
serted cow pasture now has the appear.
ance of cemetery.
Rev, R. H. Spencer and wife o
Wichita will come to Lake Wednesday
evening today and on Thursday morn
ing he will preach a Thanksgiving ser
mon. Everybody is cordially invited.
Lee Nurse who has rented his black
smith shop and retired to the farm Wi
be missed in Lake City. He is a mai
who praeiced honesty to the letter
transacted business in a very few words
and is withal good neiRhbor.
The Epworth League Of the LAX,
| M. E. church was entertained at tn
home Of H. F. Lake and wife Thursda
evening. The social part Of the organ
ization is part that is too much neglect
ed. Where there is no sociability life
extinct.
Alva Green, the impersonator, enter
tanned the Lake City people Thursda
evening He is a crackerjack. Durin
} the entire hour and thirty minutes hi
! audience was either silent as death G
having spasms Of laughter. His roa:
on the old maid sure upset every one
tickle box.
The latest thing in the way Of sui
: prise was given the Hatfield family la
Thursday evening. In view Of the fac
,, that they are soon to depart for the
! new home in Oklahoma. their neighbor
; about 90 in numbers gathered in ant
then the fun began. The boys an
, their best girls, old maids and men wer
. all there. After about two hours Of 10
: lily tn good ladies spread supper
turkey. fried chicken, etc, which excelle
! anything Of the kind that has bobbed U
in these parts in many a day. Til
Hatfield family is the kind that any con
munity would hate to lose, yet all al
glad to know that the change will be f
E their betterment financially.
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Mrs. Olive Beck Of Kansas City ar
ived last Friday to spend Thanksgiving
with her sister. Mrs. L. L. Tedrow. and
family. She viii be joined today by
her son and daughter who are attending
college m Wichita. and al viii be Mrs.
Tedrow's guests until Saturday,
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SGayed or stolen: A rel 2-year-old
steer. branded bar cpen-A on left side
or left hip. al j 2-yearcold leifer brand
ed 7 y on either hip. Please notify o. F
Rowley, Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
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The young folks Of the NJ. E. church
enjoyed delightful hay-rack party last
Thursday night. The evening was spent
at the palatial home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Osborn. FIVE miles west Of the
city and all report an excellent time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-24

Phone your bus calls to The Medicine
Lodge Transfer Company at the East
Livery Barn. Calls promptly answered
and courteous treatment always accorded.