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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-6-room modern house
z blocks from Office. $500.
Roswell, Title & Trust Co.
FOR RENT:--Room with board for
young man in private family.-213
". Ky. 9Stf
FOR RENT:-Cosiest little cottage,
loveliest location, modern conven
fences, finely furnished. Free wat
er. Only $4,000 per mo.-N. p. s..
Record. 97tf.
FOR RENTING six Sheridan
residence. cor. 18th e. Richardson.
Modern throughout. Gail at Record
Once. tt
FOR RENT room modern house
with bath electric lights and city
water at 500 s. Lea. I'VE. also Office
rooms. Inquire DR.. J.. w. -Kinsinger.
5stf
FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. also LIST class single rooms,
no children.--s1C N. Main Street
Phone 4z2. S0t26~
FOR RENT:-7-room modern house
on West Third Street. $500 per
Mo.-Roswell Title & Trust Co.
FOR .RENT.-New 5 room house
plenty Of shade INT wateT.-Call
40; ~. Kansas, Ave. or phone 1GT. If
FOR RENT:-4-room eottagA, fgs-
nisned. free city water. $40 per mo.
South. HiL--InQuire at Wzaitsman
Bros. slef.
ROCNSs-Also for light hoase-ksep-
ing, cool, shady n well yentilai-
-ed.-613 rN@sRica. 94tSs
FOR RENT.-A good r0oming aeuss,
A snap IL taken at. oa~cesInquire
lis e. lrhsSt. SITS.
FOR RENTS rooms furnished for
-hoaseipseping-Appay Swift Bros
TAflor. oaon- so7ff.
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Classified 'Ad5.'

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Cash for Small Ads. .
Small ads, under one dollar .
" must be paid in advance. We .
" do this to avoid the keeping Of .
. many petty accounts. .
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-Residence In good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. tt
FOR SALE:-Beautiful new 6 room
modern house, east front, 2 porch
es and hall. Fine location. Only ST.
$50. Address p. o. Box IS. S5tf
FOR SALE:-Desirable corner resid-
ence lot in good section of city. Ad-
dress &C." Record Office. tt
FOR SALE:-Eleven nice 3 and 4
Gallon cows-Mrs. Nora, Petty tele-
phone 1918 rings, p. o.. Box 375.
94t6s.
TO EXOHANGE:-Fine Improved 10
acre blocks close in to exchange for
city property Roswell Title &
Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-Slightly used piano,
surry, fine folding bed, Parties go
ing AWAY. but will sell on Install
ment plans.-413 w. 17th ST. 99t5*
FOR SALE:-15 laying hens, call on
Wednesday morning o South Mo.
Avenue. tI*.
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]. A.. Evans. of Hagarman, left this
morning for Larksland. Ill, for a bus
moss visi: of from two weeks to two
months. depending upon the speed
with which ae acco-nplishes the OBJ
ject of the trip.
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Harvey L. Sparling left this morn
ing on his return to his home in Chi
eago. having spent three weeks here
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Nathan Mad
dOx.
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kENDRtCk WILL OPEN
LAW OFFICE m

r. r. Kendrick. of Saginaw. Mich,
who has been here several weeks act
ing as attorney for the Empire Con-
struction Company. left this incoming
for his old home in Saginaw. Mich.
to be gone about three weeks. Upon
his D he will open a law Office
in Roswell N make this place his
home. He will continue as attorney
for the Empire Construction Company
also.
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Mrs. ID. w. McKiliip. who spent five
weeks with her brother at Dexter and
a week here with w. p. Holland and
family, left this morning for her home
in La Crosse, Wis.
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Mrs. Amanda wetig m two
daughters. Misses Rosa and Anna
Wetig. OF Artesia, mother and sisters
Of Francis Wetig. of chis city, left
this Sncrning for Wichita, Kan-,r where
they expect to make their home.
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IDENTIFY MRS. RARLEE.
Charles WraitAman. IRE chief and
Main street merchant. departed this
morning for Wichita Fails, Texas.
summoned BY a Telegram frorns Depur
~ Sherin G, sR. Young stating that
Mrs. Della Raplee IS lighting requisl-
ton ut that place n that he needed
MIR. Whiteman as a witness Of iden4
.tfficationr of the accused woman Mrs.
Raplee mas been arrested on the
charge of helping George w. Reeves
a worthless check FOR $1,000 in
this city a few months g
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Congressional Convention.

Augusta, Me-, June 2S.-Preliminary
to tomorrow's State convention, n
Republicans of the Third district will
NEE; here late this afternoon to NOM
mate a candidate for Congress. The
Fo1rta district Republican convention
will be held this afternoon. at Bangor.
Fly Killers 1Oc. at Racket store. a
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DR. W. J. Armstrong. Dentist. has
moved his Office to the building for
nerly occupied by DIR. C.. NJ. Rathbun,
POS W. 3rd. st. este
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Woman's Home Companion and
McClure's Magazine $500 a year, may
be ser to different addresses and
either may be a new or renewal
Hattie l. Cobean. Agent. Phone 166.
s3t2.
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tcE Z SOCIAL.

The c. I. C. Glass of the Christian
Church will serve ice cream and cake
the church lawn Tuesday evening
fSom 4 to 8 O'Clock. p. N, S7t3.
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Have your title examined now and
get a certificate. You then know IL
you have a good title.-Roswell Title
& Trust Company.
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MARYLAND Educators.

Ocean City. Md, June .2s.-A con.
vention of the educators of Maryland.
the foray-third of the State Teach
ers' Association. begins here today,
and will continue to Friday.
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OPTICIANS in Session.

Castleton. VT. m 2S.-The Yer
snnlt State Optical Society COM
menced a session of three days al
Lake Bomoseen today.
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Mrs. Mollie Smith, a resident here
for the past year and a half. left this
morning for Portland, Ore. where she
expects to locate.
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sRead our exchange list If this pa
rfr. you may find something you
want to trade for.-Title and Trust
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton, of De-
catur. H.. left this morning for Clio
Wis. after spending several days in
Roswell.
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NOTICE.

Sewer rent Is past due. If not paid
within ten days, service will be dis
continued which will add additional
cost to property owners ESTE
J.. w. BENNETT.
June %, 1910. Supt.
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WANTED:-A PANTRY GIRL AND
A DINING ROOM GIRL AT GIL
kESON HOTEL. II
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IMcius Dills weat to Artesia La
night for work in the Royal Arc
Chapter, of Masonry.
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Mrs. ]. III. Carter went 10 Dexter
last night for a short visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Wilson Hneites, ne
turning this morning.
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Mrs. III. w. Opper and daughters.
Bertha and Emma, left this morning
| for their home in Granville, Ill.,. after
a visit of two weeks with MIR. N
Mrs. +. +. Hayslip.I
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Cook wanfAd.

Woman 20 do cooking for SINAI
famfly.-Phoue $50 immediately aa
cali COS n. Mo. got
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C. p. Sherman and 8. p. Johnson
left this morning for Poplar Blur.
No. on a business trip of ten days OF
two weeks.
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L. II. Woodhsad returned 20 his
work at Portaaes this morning. after
spending two or three days at home.
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J.. H.. Reeves returned TO Hagermal
last night after spending the day herr
oil business.
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DIR. G. A Lipp returned this morn
ling from Riverton, where he went 70
cattle inspection.
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Joln Shaw returned this mornini
from a business trip to the lower par
of the valley.
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A. L. Hull. court reporter. returned
last night from Clovis, where ne has
been through the Leteaux trial.
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Mrs. Ella Spain left this morning
for Hereford. Texas. Iand will spend a
month there. at Amarillo and Canyon
City representing the M-arietta-Stan-
ley Company, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Let us mend your shoes. Satisfac'
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Wood
ard. 40 n. Main St
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A GENUINE PILE CURE VS.. INJURIOUS DOPE

ERUSA is the ONLY NONNARCOTIC, NONPOISONOUS. and Lawful;
6ne cure All scientific IN medical utloriies declare EVERY ngradien
in ERUSA pile remedy suitable for piles; same authorities condemn AZ
INJURIOUS narcotic and other poisonous pile medicines land Supreme
Courts uphold these authorities. ERU-SA CURES PILES OR $50 PAID
All modern druggists Of highest standing in Roswell sell ERI-SA.
BOSWELL DRUG & JEwELRY CO., PEcos VALLEY DRUG CO. DANIEL
DRUG CO.
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j. E. Blythe and son., of Green feel
left his morning for a business tril
to Kansas City and Chicago.
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Miss Teresa Lowenbrick left last
night for her home in Carlsbad. hav
ing spent two and one-half weeks e
visiting Miss Melville Turner.
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Ed Lawrence and viii Calfee went
TO Lake Arthur last night for a short
business visit.
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James F. Carder. assistant train
master, came down from Amarillo
last, night to spend a few days in Ros-
well.
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J. f. Levers returned this morning
from Hager>nan. where ne mas beer
several days ON landI business.
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w. p. Lewis made a business trip
TO Carlsbad last night, returning this
morning.,
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Hal T. Elrick came up from Dexter
this morning for q short business
visit.
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Miss Victoria C.. Strong left thi
morning on a few days business visi
i'm Amarillo.
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w. l. Bobo returned to 0arlsba
last night. having spent a few day
here visiting friends.
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w. A. Wilson went beyond Hop
last night. to be gone several days oil
q job of surveying.
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ALFALFA PASTURE. - OASIS
RANCH CO. eetf.

A. p. Gerrehls. VIM, Dooley and DIR.
Hubbard. of Artesia. passed through
this morning en- route to Dalnart, and
Dumas, Texas OH land business.
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Lake Arthur and Roswell have each
won a gamet and will fight it out on
July 4. Two games. Morning and
afternoon. 9Stf.
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JohnsonJeffries fight returns Will
be received at the Ball game on the
afternoon of July 4th, Don't miss 1t.
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Hai Ware came Hp from Dexter this
morning for the "a a game.
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s LOCAL News s
GNN~~~~NO
Picnic Wagon at city Livery

n. J. Stanley. of Dexter was here
yesterday looking after business.
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Private funos for city laons. See j
b. HerbSt. 3O3 Main St. Roswell. IL
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]. H. McKinstry returned this morn
ing from a business trip down the
road.
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Largest stock of fire works ever la
Roswell at the Racket Store. got
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Highest cash price PAID for poultry
u. s.. Market. 20tf.
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Lake Arthur will play two games on
July 4th, at Amusement Park. The
first begins at 10000 and the second
at 800. 9Stf.
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stlit coinq Some.

Cut price on every article in our
store. Don't miss TT. S1ipes. 9St2
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Fire works. fire works, at the
Racket Stare. 96ti
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shotgun ON
purchase OF second hand surry.-
Address Box S43. IT,
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FRESH FODDER FOR SALE AT
OWENS, FARM. 99t2
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Still eoire Some.

All mems low shoes in gun calf
patent leather, oxblood and tan, this
week at actual COST. Snipes. 9St2
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Fire, works at the Racket store. t.
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EcST.-White mare AID vearling
con. modify H. p. Hunter. box ss2 81
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Phone 1872 X Livery
for hack, buggies. cabs and saddle
horses. 3st26.
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hoTELs.

I We will not only give you some
|fhing- good 20 eat but we'll fan yol
while you eat-Roswell Hotel
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Fly killers 1Oc. at Racket Sto
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADBR GROCERY CO.
Strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited.
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NNAANNA~~1
5 LOCAL News 5
SNNV~~~~0
Picnic Wagon at City Livery.
n. J. Stanley. of Dexter was here
yesterday looking after business.
Hal Ware came mp from Dexter this
morning for the base ball game.
FRESH FODDER FOR SALE AT
OWENS, FARM. 99ta
Hal T. Elrick came up from Dexter
tails morning for q short business
visit.
w. p. Lewis made a business trip
to Carlsbad last night. returning this
morning.
Ed Lawrence and viii Calfee went
to Lake Arthur last night for a short
business visit.
Fire works. fire works, at the
Racket Stare. 96t4
joan Shaw returned this morning
from a business trip to the lower par;
of the valley.
]. III. Reeves returned TO Hagerman
Inst .Suy,f offar cranAsn. eRo la,- h4-o
or business.
Miss Victoria C.. Strong left this
i'm Amarillo.
DIR. G. A. Lipp returned this morn
ing from Riverton, whore he went for
cattle inspection.
IMcius Oils went to Artesia last
night for work in the Royal Arch
Chapter. of Masonry.
Private funds for city laons. See ].
B. Herbat. 3O3 Main St. Roswell. II
w. l. Bobo returned to Carlsbad
last night. having spent a few days
here visiting friends.
w. A. Wilson went beyond Hope
last night. to be gone several days on
q job of surveying.
j. E.. BLYTHE and son, of Green field
left this morning, for a business trip |
to Kansas City and Chicago.
Highest cash price PAID for poultry
u. 8. Market. 20tf.
]. f. Levers returned this morning |
from Hager.nan. where ne mas been
several days ON land business.
l. IF. Woodhsad returned 20 his
work at Portaaes tlis morning. after
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-21
DEER HARBOR

Spencer Murray is visiting at
Vancouver, 3. c.
Tess McLachlan spent a few days
here last week visiting her cousin
Kirk McLachlan.
Little Rosie Loos is on the sick
list this week. We hope she will be
much improved soon.
A number of people here are an
ticipating the masquerade ball to be
given at Orcas Halloween eve.
W. 2. Caldwell who had been
spending a few days visiting friends
and relatives here, returned to his
home at Lopez Tuesday.
Mrs. George Bertoux left Tuesday
for Black Diamond, where she will
make her home with Mr.. Bertoux
who is working in the coal mine
there.
Owing to a misunderstanding the
Islander correspondent got the
wrong impression about the amount
of money raised at the recent basket
social and entertainment given by
the school. The amount was $40
instead Of $40 as first reported.
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RICHARDSON

Eddie Ridley went to Seattle
Saturday.
N. P. Hodgson went to Seattle
Saturday.
Grace Wilson attended Central"
during Miss Standley's absence.
Hodgson & Graham sold a fine
team of colts to a horse buyer of
Orcas island.
R. H., Burt is carrying the mail
as substitute for Mr.. Kent, who has
moved away.
George Wilson went to Friday
Harbor Tuesday morning, returning
in the evening.
Mrs. Oliver has returned from
Seattle. where she has been visiting
her daughter Mary.
Miss Cora Standley was visiting
her parents, Mr.. and 4 Mrs. John
Standley, the first Of the week.
The hunting party returned from
the mountains. During their stay
they killed several deer and plenty
of small game.
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DOLPHIN BAY

J.F. Iotte spent Sunday at Deer
Harbor.
Miss Mcleod spent the weekend
in Bellingham.
W. D. Schumuck and family were
Friday Harbor visitors Saturday.
Fred Krumdiack and son Henry
went to Friday Harbor Thursday.
A few from here attended the
Grange at West Sound Saturday
night.
Irwin Martin has been picking
apples for Preston Killebrew at
Orcas.
Fred Krumdiack made a business
trip to Seattle Thursday, returning
Saturday.
Cecil Schrnuck sprained her wrist
quite badly few days ago and is
still unable to use it.
Two new wood choppers are en-
ployed at the krumdiack ranch and
several more are expected.
Mrs. J. F. Iotte and daughter Ed
ma spent the weekend in Deer Har-
Dor with the Jones and Bourland
families.
Mrs, Fred Krumdiack is spending
the week in Deer Harbor as the
guest of her daughters, Mrs. w. A.
Jones and Mrs. Z. II. Bourland.
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DAIRY NOTES

Keep stable and dairy room in
clean condition.
Keep only healthy cows. Prompt
ly remove suspected animals.
Never mix fresh, warm milk with
that which has been cooled, nor al
low it to freeze.
Remove the milk promptly from
the stable to a clean, dry room,
where the air is pure and sweet.
These cold frosty nights are ex-
pensive to the dairyman who leaves
his cows out-of-doors. Cow comfort
pays.
Have plenty Of windows in the
dairy barn if you would keep the
cows in good condition and reduce
the number of bacteria that get into
the milk. Northwestern Agricul-
turist.
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SHAW ISLAND

Geo. Griswold is on the sick list.
Chas. Anderson moved into his
new house Monday.
Andy Johnson made a trip to
Roche Harbor Monday.
j. Biendl has bought some young
stock from D. E. Hoffman.
r. j. Shaw has bought horse
on Lopez from C. T. Butler.
Sunday School, Sunday at 1:30 D..
m. Church 2:30. All are welcome.
I. E. Fowler is working for Hans
Lee, who is repairing his apple
house.
F. E. Fowler is building a cabin
for Charlie Anderson on ] E. Bruins
land near the county road.
John Glossop's new barn is a cred
it to any farm and is the largest
and best barn on the island.
Hound dogs were on the island
Monday, presumably hunters, as no
resident Of Shaw owns a hound.
Will Shaw, of Bellingham, arrived
Monday for a visit with his brother
R. j. Shaw and sister Mrs. C. H.
Stillman.
Mrs. Hudson and family will re-
main at their Sahw island home for
the winter instead of returning to
Seattle as they usually do.
D. E. Hoffman is still working on
his well, although flow of water OF
four gallons per hour was struck at
a depth of tWenty-one feet.
The school children are taking an
unusual interest in their school
work. Perfect attendance, deport-
ment and lessons seem to be their
motto.
Mrs. T. L. Fowler went to Bell
ingham tuesday for medical advice
and while there will visit her sons
George and Will Fowler, and their
families.
The residents of Shaw island note
with pleasure in last weeks Island
er that the County Commissioners
have set aside Shaw island as q
separate road district. Let us show
our appreciation by more and better
roads.
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leland
pop. 1859
OLGA

John Doak has moved into the
Spencer place.
L. j. Bryan made a large ship
ment of canned fruit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross WEIGH, OF
Seattle, are spending a week at the
Inn.
Messrs. Van SAINT and Willis are
shipping their apples to Vancouver,
B. G..
Uncle Joe Reddick is spending a
few days on the mountain in quest
of game.
Messrs. Gee and Morris arrived
from Sunnyside, Washington. on
Monday and are getting the Cline
place ready for occupancy.
Silas White, of Idaho, has been re
visiting the scenes of his youth this
week. He put in most of his time
deer hunting without result.
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LOPEZ

Grady Hudson has returned from
Seattle.
Mrs. Will Davidson has returned
from Anacortes.
Remember the Grange dance at the
hall, Friday, Oct. 20.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. Thornton Thursday, Oct. 27.
Dick Shaw, of Shaw island, bought
a horse from Mr.. Butler the past
week.
The w. c.. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. Rice Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. &c.
Lon Priest has returned from Bri-
fish Columbia where he has been at
work all summer.
Mr.. Scott, who has been in Oakla-
hona for the past year, returned to
Lopez on Tuesday.
Guy Kent and family left the first
of the week for Vancouver, B. c.,
where he will work in mill.
w. P. Caldwell spent part of last
week and the first of this week visit
ing his mother and sister at Deer
Harbor.
Martin Brothers, of Seattle, have
bought the Allyn property and Fish
erman's bay. They expect to begin
the erection of a cottage in about
two weeks.
The Ladies of Lopez will give 9
musicale at Woodmen hall Friday
evening, Oct. p, for the benefit OF
the Lopez band. Ladies will fur
nish lunch for two in a box for
which the sum of so cents will be
charged. Numbers will be sold to
the gentlemen. Ladies will march
around the hall with corresponding
numbers pinned on their waists,
singing "JoIly old Miller. Gentle
men will find their numbers and
march with their partners. Every.
body cordially invited.