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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19

A NOUNCEMENT that Alfred De
Ii Orc. the billiard and pool wizard,
A will give exhibition plays at these
games at Morley's Spring street parlors
next Monday and Tuesday nights has
aroused renewed interest in the games
in this city. DeOro yesterday enter
tanned quite a crowd of billiard follow
ers with some fancy shots while get
ting in practice for his exhibition
games He showed several shots that
were original with him and truly re-
markable in their execution and accu-
racy. One will sit mouth-open and
wide eyed while watching this wizard
of the cue even in practice. He prac-
tees every afternoon at Morley's, and
for the last two or three days has had
d large crowd of fans as spectators.
Efforts are being made to induce Billy
Spinks to play with DeOro, but the
old-time billiard expert hardly cares to
get back in the limelight again and Is a
bit stubborn. He is playing a remark
ably strong balk-line game now, and
thinks lightly of three cushions as
scientific game. He fears that to play
three cushions now would interfere
with his balk-line form. He undoubt-
edly will acquiesce in the universal
demand of the fans for him to play
DeOro, however, and if he does this
match will be the classiest exhibition
ever pulled off in the southwest.
Sam Appel quite a balk-line artist
and some pumpkins at three cushions,
allowed himself to be cOaxed into play
ing Spinks at balk-line yesterday and
became disgusted at himself for doing
So He said that he was filling the
part that the dummy hand takes in
bridge, merely shooting whenever
Spinks became weary Of scoring.
Arrangements have been completed
for staging a boxing exhibition tonight
at the Oakwood hotel Arcadia, when
Louis Reiss and Joe Rogers will furnish
the main event at forty-f1Ve rounds.
Monte Attell, who is training at Area
dia, will referee the bout, considering
it as a workout for him, owing to the
distance the boys are expected to trav-
ell The show starts at $3.50 o'clock and
will be staged at popular prices.
Paul Roman and Chick Duffy are be-
ing talked of for a welterweight scrap
at one Of the early shows at McCareys
club. Matchmaker Hancock has made
an offer for the match, realizing that it
would furnish an attractive card, and
it probably will be closed today. Duffy
is a tough fighter and Roman has al
ready won himself q home with the
fans by his recent showings. Both boys
know the game by heart, and it is
hoped that negotiations will end sue
cessfully.
Jeems Morley has prepared quite a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
EN- MERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race, Futurity course. selling-Ca-
dichon, Pretenson, Paul Clifford. Pimkim
Ill each; Salvage, 1o6; Faneul Hall, 1O7 Jim
Cafferata, 95; Royal N, ia; Silk, SO; Myles
o'Connell, 9s; Mollie Montrose, 109; Salomy
Jane, 100.
Second race, Futurlty course, selling-Thistle
Belle, Cotyotto. 105 each; Banorella, Regina
Arvi. 90 each; Novgorod, 1O7; Hampass 10;
Arthur Hyman, e. NJ. Fry, Tilllnghast, Bur-
leigh, Ill each; Rey ell Tovar, 50; Milpitas,
ia.
Third race six furlongs, selling-Lady Pam
chita, 101; Grace G., Amethyst, St. Avon,
Likely Dieudonne. 1O6 each; Marburg, Ill;
Ellerd, 103; Spohn, 1OS; Sewell, 11S; Sainest, So
Fourth race, one mile Stockton handicap
Silver Knight, 107; jeanette M. 100; Fort
johnson. ia; Orbicular, 112; Bubbling Water,
110; Old Mexico, IS.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards. selling
Onatassa, 9S; Round and Round, 107; Judge
Quinn, 94 Servicence, los; Right Sort, Hush
Money, Wsolen, 95 each Colbert, 90; Bishop
W, LOG; Raleigh, Ill; Keep Moving 113.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs, purse
Jim Hanna, r. A. McCurdy. 93 each; W. V.
Brumby, 81; W. II. Overton, 100; Elizabeth
Harwood, 96; Rosslare, 103; Galvesta, IS; Rey
Hindoo, 100
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
TENNIS COURTS ARE BEING
INSTALLED IN ALL PARKS
Superintendent Morley Doing Some
Effective Boosting for Outdoor
Sports on City's Grounds

Perfect weather for outdoor sports
the year around in Southern California
is fast making this the home of tennis,
and the city park commission, through
Superintendent j. G. Morley, has been
enlightened of the fast growing popu-
larity of these sports, and acting on
his suggestion has authorized the in
stallation Of courts. in several of the
city beauty spots. Two courts are
now IN the course of construction in
Sycamore Grove park, one at Eastlake
park and two at Sunset park. All of
these courts are being made substan-
TALLY with gravel and oil, which is
given a sand finish, and it is expected
that they will be completed within the
next ten days. Should this move prove
as popular as it is expected, which it
undoubtedly will, others will be made
in Westlake and Hollenbeck parks, and
the numbers will be increased accord
ing to the demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
KENNEDY HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Crack Jockey Falls with Mount at the
Finish and Is Stepped on
by Several of the
Horses

JUAREZ, Mex, Feb. 1S.-Jockey
Kennedy narrowly escaped death when
his mount, Cheswardine, was thrown at
the finish of the closing event at Ter
razas park today. Kennedy fell in the
middle of the field and several horses
stepped on him. He escaped with a
bad shaking up and several bruises.
Summary:
First race. selling six furlongs-Judge
ShortaH. 100 (Mondan) won; George Guyton,
109 CGarner), second; Elder, 100 (Smith), third;
time 1:13 As.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs-Mrs.
Nugent, 105 (Austinl, won; Don Hamilton, 102
(Kennedy), second; C. ]. Cox, 102 (McCarthy),
third; time 1925 4-5.
Third race. selling, four furlongs-Solito, 9S
(Molesworth) won; Cat, 90 (Benescoten), Sec
ond Gechtnicht, 1O1 (Rice), third; time :47 4-5.
Fourth race. six furongs-Countless, 1O5
Rice), won; Glen Helen, 105 (Kennedy), sec
ond; German Silver 102 (NdcCahey), third;
time 1;12.
Fifth race, five DEMONSTRATING Hannah.
"a (Mondan), won; Ocean Queen, 80 Garner,
second; Light Knight, 1OA (dolesworth), third;
time 40 2-5.
Sixth race, selling. seven furlongs-Kopek,
1O7 (Rice) won; Tom Franks. 1903 (MeCahey),
second; Niblick, 107 (Austin). third; time
1926 S-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
RLALTO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

treat for his patrons tomorrow at the
Ship hotel, Venice, in the nature of
song and music. He has engaged the
White city trio, one of the famous mu-
steal organizations of the day, and will
have them on duty Sunday afternoon,
for one week on trial. Whether the eX-
pertinent will be a success or otherwise
is not known, as it costs small bar
rel to get the trio, but Jeems is optl-
mistic, anyway.
Turret, winner of the Derby trial yes
terday at Emeryville, seems to be get
ting back into his best form again and
will be hard to trim from now on. Last
winter he was something of a devil in
his own company, and just now there IS
hardly anything running up there that
can beat him at anything like equal
weights.
Jeffries picked up a nice little sum
for his latest theatrical tour, receiving
$62, ,S12 for his time, and should have a
very fat bank roll now as one direct
result of the beating Jack Johnson
gave Tommy Burns. Not less than a
quarter of a million dollars will cover
his profits from the results of that fight
if he and Johnson meet July 4. He is a
fine fellow and deserves 1t, and 1t is
and unbeaten champion will get some
of the emoluments of his office that he
seemed destined to lose when he retired
because there was nobody in his class
to fight him.
With more than thirty runners en-
tered in the big Los Angeles-to- Venice
race for next Tuesday, and all of them
more or less famous for past perform
ances over long distances, the event
should be more interesting than ever
and probably will furnish a tighter
finish. This year they will start at the
club annex and finish at the club house
on South Spring street, instead of
starting from Los Angeles as in the
past.
Quite a likely bunch of runners are
available now for the running events
that will form a portion of the sports
card arranged at Pasadena for Wash
ington's birthday There are about
twenty horses there and nearby that
are available, and it is understood that
a majority of them will be entered in
the events. The races should furnish
plenty of excitement for lovers of the
thoroughbred sport.
Nearly every piker and plunger in
Los Angeles had bet on Meltondale
when that hound won Thursday at En-
eryville. Somebody slipped the tip in
by wire and it got into immediate cir
culation, with the result that q consid-
erable bunch of idle money was put
back into circulation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
RESULTS AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 1S.-Two favor
ties rewarded the talent at Tampa Bay
track today, but the other four win
ners were we'll played. Jockey Nicolai
was badly injured when The Clown fell
at the turn for home in the fifth race.
Summary:
First race. five furlongs-A1iss Elliott won,
Restless Lady second, Dorothy X. third; time
1906 10.
Second race. three furlongs-Banche Ring
won Bertha d. second Orella third; time
.3S 1-5
Third race, FIVE and half furlongs-Bale-
shed won Mantle second, Creuse third; time
1912 3-5.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-La
Gloria won, Alencon second Caltha third;
time 1:11 AS.
Fifth race six furlongs-Dry Dollar won,
Occidental second, Algise third; time 1;19.
sixth race, six furlongs-Tamar won, Nebu-
lous second, Masks and Faces third; time
lis 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
JUAREZ ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs-Hidden Hand, 1O7;
Rubola, 104; Bertmont, Gibson, Gee Whz,
Force, 102 each Tod, Regards 80 each; Alien
berg, Barney Oldheld, 81 each.
Second race. one mile-George Young, 11o
Sabado, 107; Duchess of Montebello, los; Gun
ston, Grover W, 102 each; Precise, Maureta-
MIA, 100 each; Daisy Green, 30.
Third race, 2-year-1olds, three and half
furlongs-Outhelder, Juarez, Barney M.
Prince Withers, los each; Dreamy, Kinfolks.
Uncle Ben, Mary Rudd, Marks, Rampant, Ex-
actly, Cat, Ban Ann, los each.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Glorio, 124
Marchmonet, liz; Meddling Hannah, Early
Tide, 1903 each; AL Muller 81; Lomond. 90.
Fifth race. selling, six furlongs-EtheI Day.
1Q7; Apron. 1o5; Gladys Louise, 100; Star Beam
Minnolette Belle of Brass, 9S each Lady Ade-
laide, Sc; Bantronia, 49,
Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Wo Wolferton,
Ill; Alma Boy. 110; Fantastic, 100; Bon Ton,
Gerrymanderi 105 each; Miss Ida, 1903; Knight
Blaze, 100; The Slicker, The Thorn, 81 each;
Miss Vigilant, 95.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb 1s.-Raclng at
Moncrief park proved another early bird
day for the layers, the talent being severely
trounced. Summary:
First race, three and a half furIongs-Tal-
Iahassee won, Trail second, May Wood third;
time 43.
second race, seven furlongs-Tivolini won,
Miss Herbert second, Hayre third; time
1920 3-5.
Third race one Inile-Sager won, Coils
Orrnsby second, Pulka third; time 1:42 is.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-John
Griffin won. Booger Red second, Tom Nc
Grath third; time 1:07 Is.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Earls Court won,
Judge Cabaniss second, Ceremonious third;
time 114 40.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards-Earl of
Richmond won, Elgin second, Queen Lead
third; time 1:4s S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
SACRAMENTO FANS
HISS JEFF AT DEPOT

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1S-Jim Jeffries
was hissed last night at the local depot
by fans who had gathered to cheer and
whoop it up for him as he passed
through. The change of heart was
caused by the refusal of the big fighter
to show himself to the crowd. Several
hundred prize ring authorities took
this show of indifference very much to
heart.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
NATIONALS AGREE
UPON 154 GAMES
Finally Arrive at an Agreement for
Short Season and Will Make
Only Few Minor
Changes

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The National
league magnates this afternoon adopted
a resolution calling for a 154-game
schedule. The schedule previously pre-
pared for 154 games was not adopted,
but will be used as a basis for a new
schedule The committee is now MAX
ing changes in the schedule, which will
seek to effect more satisfactory playing
dates for the Chicago and st. Louis
clIhs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
MANY TIGERS I'M TRAINING

PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. 1S.-More
than a half hundred men reported at
the gymnasium yesterday to Head
Coach Roper to hear plans for spring
football training outlined. Practice
this spring win be much more extern
sive than heretofore. and from now on
there will be training Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday of each week. The
work will consist of light exercise and
callisthenies in the gym, followed by
cross country runs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
wEsroN In ARIZONA

WILLIAMS, Ariz., Feb. 18.-Edward
Pavson Weston, the pedestrian, passed
through Williams this morning about
ii O'clock. making no stop here. The
veteran spent last night at Prado,
eighteen miles north of here. and ne
figures on reaching Belmont. about
twenty-five miles east, before stopping
for the night. He is in excellent con-
dition.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
JEFFRIES RECEIVES LARGE
SUM FOR THEATRICAL TOUR

i CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-James ]. !
\ Jeffries received $62,S12 as his !
!. share of the proceeds from the !
!. tour which ended recently, accord !
1. ing to q statement issued yester- :
!. day by H. H. Frazee, his man !
K ager. According to the statement :
i. the proceeds of the tour amounted !
i. to S203,712. !
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
BY LAY DAVIDSON


"A should
at
stubborn but listened to and finally acqu
regarding
would be better
perfect condition.
to
he in
which
championship fight would be disap-
his conditions
Of
by the
n and weighing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
NEWS sss ]
SPORTING
CONLEY AND ATTELL AGREE UPON
CHANGE IN HOUR FOR WEIGHING IN
WILL MAKE WEIGHT AT 10 O'CLOCK DAY OF FIGHT, INSTEAD
OF AT NOON

Change Suggested by Manager Lga Because of Brief Time in
Fighters Had Train Arguing That Earlier Hour
Would Assure Each Scrappe Will Go Into the Ring Fit to
Fight Like Championships Ripper Wires from Frisco
That Jeffries Party Will Leave for Home Tomor-
Night and Grows Enthusiastic Regard
ing Big Fellows Excellent Condition
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19

talks with good humor that i'm
presses one with the belief that ap-
pearances are not deceptive in, his case,
and I predict that he will go into the
ring July 4 in as good condition as he
ever was in his life"
Kip says that the party will leave
San Francisco tomorrow night for
home for a short visit before going to
Mexico and that Berger will come with
them and go on a hunt for training
quarters, which will be made ready for
the big fellow before he returns from
his long hunting trip. Jeff will go into
active training about March 10, imme-
diately after he, has returned from his
hunting trip, which will be cut much
shorter than he originally had planned.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19

yy. az easy 20 secure a pargain in a used
sutomobile through want advertising. as IL
used to be-and still s-to secure horse
ane carriage.
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BETHEL.

Jennie Bridges, of Green Ridge No
2, is on the sick list at present. ~.
Cora Marsh, from Kirkville, was a
visitor at the Dan Matthews home the
past week, visiting her brother, James
and other friends. She went to Green
Ridge Tuesday to spend a couple of
days.
A large number from and around
this neighborhood attended Labor day
festivities in Abba. All report a fine
time.
Mrs. Mary Carney, from Givin, is
spending few days at the home of
her brother, John Traister, Sr.
About thirty-two friends of Mrs.
John Traister, Sr., came in on her
Thursday evening to remind her of
her 6lst birthday anniversary. Ice
cream and cake were served as re-
freshments; games were played. and
the crowd dispersed at late hour
wishing her many more happy years
to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Burris, from o.
kaloosa, are visiting at the Dan Mat
thews home this week.
Oskaloosa and GiVin callers Satur-
day from this neighborhOod were Fred
White, Dick Alexander, Lloyd Alexan-
der, Stanley Roberts and Win Rees.
John Traister and wife were Givin
and Oskaloosa callers the latter part
of last week.
A great many from out this way
were sight seers at the state fair in
Des Moines the past week. They re-
port it fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ademeit, from
Beacon, were callers on the Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Traister Monday, Aug 20.
Sept 8. GOLDEN ROD.
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Real Estate, Loans, W. r.. coWAN, President
Abstracts and Insurance. AN HAMILTON. Treas
Cowan @ Hambleton.
Ner.h o. ceur. Aou.s, up stalr..
Original Notice.

/. %. /.
State of Iowa, Mahaska County, SIS.
To Margaret Updegraff, daughter
and heir at law of Laura A. Updegraff,
and - Updegraff, her husband,
w. r. Updegraff and Updegrafr
his wife, Allen Z. Updegraff and -
Bpdegraff his wife, Lawrence v. Up.
degraf and - Updegraff his wife,
David w. Updegraff and - Upde-
graf his wife, Herbert H. Updegraff
and - Updegraff his wife, de-
PENDANTS:
You, and each OF you, are hereby
notified, that there is now on file in
the office of the clerk of the district
court OF Mahaska county, Iowa, a De.
tition of John r. Hall as plaintiff, al,
ieging that he is the fee simple owner
of the following described real estate
in Mahaska county, Iowa, to-wit: The
east half OF section two (2), township
seventy-seVen (77) north, range four.
teen tl4) west of the 5th p. NJ, in
Mahaska county, Iowa, and is now and
has been in actual open, notorious, con.
tinuous and adverse possession OF
said premises under color of title and
claiming to own the same for ten
years last past and more. That he
plaintiff, is credibly informed and be
lieVes that You, said defendants, as
the husbands and heirs at law OF one
Laura A. Updegraff, deceased, make
some claim to said premises adverse
to the plaintiff; but plaintiff alleges
that whatever claim, right, title or in.
terest you, or either of you, may have
in or to said premises the same was
conveyed to plaintiff by deed executed
by W. X. Updegraff, guardian, to plain.
tift, dated October %, 1899, and re,
corded in Book No. So of Deed Records
of Mahaska county, Iowa, and that any
claim, right or title you may have in
or to said premises the same is junior
and inferior to plaintiffs title thereto
And demanding judgment and decree
esta blishing and quieting PLAINTIFF
title to said premises; and that each
and all OF you, said defendants, be
barred and forever estopped from hav.
ing or claiming any right, title or in.
terest in or to said real estate adverse
TO plaintiff, and for such other and
further relief as may be deemed equit-
able in the premises.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend, before noon of the second day
OF the next term of said district court,
of Mahaska county, Iowa, commencing
on the 4th day of October, 1910, de.
fault will be entered against you, and
judgment and decree rendered thereon
as provided by law.
= II. #. MORTON & J. w. CARR,
5w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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was a great success last Thursday
A large number ate dinner together in
the park. The merry-go-round which
Is stationed there, was employed for
two hours in the afternoon and the
children had all the rides they wanted
free.
Rev. G. d. Cox, of Avery, and Rev,
B. G. Hawkins, of LovilIa, were call.
ers in Buxton last Friday.
Misses Elsie and Grace Riley and
Mildred Druit, of Abba, were in Bux,
ton to secure boarding places for the
school term.
Roy Chambers is a patient in the
hospital in OskaloOsa this week.
f. F. Jorgenson went to Iowa City
to take treatment for his eyes last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and
to visit his people there.
Miss Rose McRoberts, from Ever,
list, was visiting friends here the first
of the week.
Miss Elvira Gustavson went to
Hiteman Saturday to be ready to en-
ter school this week. She stays at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Anderson.
A number from here went to Abba
to celebrate Labor day. The rest of
the people enjoyed the vacation at
home.
Misses Edith and Ethel Moore came
down from Des Moines to visit friends
here over Sunday and Monday. 90.
Rev. M. d. Cox is in Pella this week
attending the session of the Iowa an
nual conference.
The Buxton public schools will OPP
en- next Monday, Sept. IL, at $3.50 a.
m.
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An informal surprise was given in
Tent Endeavor on Saturday at the
close OF the afternoon session, al
which N. Blanche Ford, who has ably
served the G. E. Union OF Iowa Year
ly Meeting as its president for the
past two years was given a cut glass
sugar and cream set. The presenta
ton was made by the newly elected
president, Ora W. Carroll, of Musca,
tine. Miss Ford in reply expressed
her thanks and appreciation of the
noble support the Endeavorers had
given her during her term of service,
and for the present remembrance
She invited all to visit the Friends
parsonage at Salem, Ore, where they
would be served from the new dishes.
Correction.
The statement in the Notes" of
r'rlday in regard to Ellysin r. Purdy
and wife should read Wilmington, o.,
instead of Richmond, Ind, as the
place to which he has gone to serve
as pastor.
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BUXTON.
Brownie.

Rev. N. H. Smith, district superin,
tendent of the NJ. E. church, was here
looking after the interests of the
church in this place Friday.
Quite a number from here attended
the state fair Among them were
Mrs. Otto Gustavson, Isaac Cobbs and
Mrs. James.
Miss Delta Waddington came from
Chillicothe to visit her friend, Edna
Jordon. She was called homo the
next day by the death of a friend and
neighbor.
Several in town are digging wells
and getting plenty of good water
without going very deep.
Miss Lucy Cobb went to Lovilla
Monday fthis week to enter school
for another year
Dr. Godshall and Miss Nina Thomas
were state fair visitors.
c. E. Moore. from north of town,
was through Buxton last Thursday,
returning from Des Moines.
Miss Edna Jordon, one of the dry
goods clerks at the store, is spending
her vacation in Chillicothe with old
friends.
The NJ. e. Sunday school picnic
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I. Hammond, pleasant

Arthur w. Hammond, Pleasan
Plain.
Alvin Hoskins, Richland.
Samuel A. Jackson, Weldon.
A. Edward Kelsey, Minneapolis
Mimi.
Abbie j. Lake. Coon Rapids.
Robert Lincoln. Oak Grove.
Rosa e. Myers, Hartland.
Jessie E. Monroe, Hickory Grove.
Estella Mccain, Stuart.
Eli III. Perisho, Indianola.
Philip Slack, Hillsboro.
Anna Spann, Coalfield.
Laura p. Townsend, West Branch
A. b. White, Patton.
Walter Dexter, Ackworth.
Pliny Fry, High Point.
A. +. Wooton, Springdale.
Anna Ireland, Abba.
Carrie Butler, Grinnell.
Grin L. Hutchins, Walton, Wis.
Florence Baker, Greenville.
Q. B. Stanfield, Stanley, N. Oak.
John D. Mills, Earlham.
Mary +. Lewis, Linden.
Harvey Jones, South Muscatine.
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BUCKEYE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Taylor and
family spent Sunday at the parental
Clark Anderson home.
Little Retha Perry has been on the
sick list but is better at this writing.
Miss Mary Pitcher, of st. Louis,
Mo-, has been visiting at the w. II.
Morrow, L. NJ. Towns and w. Allan.
aker homes.
Alex. Simpson and daughter May
and son Wilton, who have been visit
ing with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferris, departed for their
home in Chicago last week. Z,
Miss Evelyn Evans has been visit.
ing at the T. J. Hughey home.
/. N. Taylor lost a valuable horse
last week. s..
Charlie Anderson, from Seattle,
visited with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Anderson. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bryson enter.
tanned a number OF young folks Tues
day evening, Aug. 30. in honor of Miss
Matte Reiner and Clinton Nash. Re
we're served and all de-
parted at late hour reporting fine
lime.