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The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-10-01
Society.
THE FAR PORT.

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BY James William Callahan.
There Is a port beyond the farthest
sea,
Whose placid harbor evermore invites
Across its waters CLEAN no signal
lights,
And solemn silence reigns increasingly
And for the distant port the great,
the small,
Aye, all of us alike shall steer in
vain
When, tossed upon life's ever rest
less main.
We drink from memory's bitter cup
of gall;
But. ever ON and on and on
By day and night in futile quest. we
see
Before us, where the other ships have
gone,
The trackless vastness OF eternity.
Where is the ports All, We can only
The silent city of Forgetfulness!
September Smart Set.
Miss Louise Hddicoat is quite I'll
at her home.
Mrs. Howard Ashley entertained
number of ladies on Tuesday after
noon.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. F. B.
Wurzbacher entertained few friends
at tea
Mrs. Maxine Gardner left on the
Royal for Seattle where she viii max
her home.
Mrs. E. Weste and family are occu-
pying the Howard cottage on Third
and Alaska.
Mrs. Maxine Gardner was guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Uddicoat on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard are
occupying rooms at the Puilen House
annex for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gunnison were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Shaw Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. Doran and daughter Lillian
will soon leave for Everett, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Taylor entertain
ed Mr.. Harry Barrackman and Mr..
Oscar Gard at dinner on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Britt
pleasantly entertained number Of
friends on Wednesday evening.
Camp Skagway No. l. has presented
Mr.. C. ]. Walsh witha handsome
gold cased pen knife, which is beau
tifuIly engraved.
Miss Media and Master Henry Ded-
man sailed south on the Princess Ro,'
al for Pasadena, Cal, where they will
attend school during the winter.
Miss MAY Mills and Miss Alma j..
Delaney of Sitka, who are touring
continental Europe are sending hand
some postcards to friends from Flor
ence.
Mrs. w. w. Boughton and Mrs.
| L. S. Keller returned on the Georgia
Thursday from six weeks sojourn
at the Sitka Hot Springs. They were
delighted with their trip.
The dance given by the Icy Breeze
Club for Mr.. c. ]. Walsh on THURSDAY
evening was very enjoyable. The
many guests danced until an early
hour in the morning after which de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Hillery enter
tanned a few friends at bridge on
Tuesday evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Chairman, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Miller, Mr.. w. B. Kim
and Mr.. G. Herman Miller. A dainty
supper was served.
Mrs. e. ]. Shaw very pleas
antly entertained a number Of friends
at tea on Saturday afternoon. Mrs
NJ. B. Glynn of Seattle, Mrs. R. A.
Gunnison and Madame Gunnison of
Juneau were the guests Of honor.
Those present were Mesdames Hahn
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-10-01

PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT ,s guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Bliod,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
IA days or money refunded. SOC.
The regular Sunday dinner Of the
Dewey Restaurant will be served
from five 70 eight p. m
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Want AmbIer.

Miss Maggie Thompson is spending the
summer months with her grand parents,
j. II, Banewiz and wife
Mrs. Frank Potter and children returned
Monday evening from weeks visit with
her sister at Portsmouth Ia.
James e, Aughe and wife celebrated their
fourteenth wedding anniversary at their
home here on Friday, July y.
guest OF his old friends. Mi and Mrs Ole
Carlson, here the last Of the week.
Frank Dayie has a new home almost com
pleted on South Forty eighth street and is
grading his lot down to the street
A baby daughter WITS added to the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meredith on South
Forty-sixth avenue Tuesday. July "a.
Mr.. ]. Nelson 10 building for himself and
family fine, modern residence adjoining
the Amber homestead in Eckerman,
Miss winifred Briggs. teacher in the Bee
mer schools has been the guest OF her
uncle. W. Briggs and family, for the last
week
Miss Roberta Smith OF South Nineteenth
street IL keeping house for her uncle, Mr.
Pitman during his mothers absence IN
Kansas
Mrs. L. Pitmsn left on Wednesday for a
months visit with her son Herbert, at
Kansas City, and her sister, Mrs, Hartman,
at Atchison, Kan.
A fine pair OF twin boys arrived Tues
day 10 grace the home OF their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl johnson on South
Forty-fourth street.
Miss Bessie Stutz Of Lincoln has been
the summer guest OF her cousin, Miss Cora
ReAm and other relatives. She returned
home the last OF the week.
MFR Samuel Iverson OF South Fifty-first
street died at his suburban home of com
plication OF diseases on THURSDAY anG .ens
buried at Evergreen semetery on Saturday.
Miss Jessie Heller, daughter Of Mrs.
Clyde Stultz, Is spending her ten days va
cation from her duties at the Western Un-
ion Telegraph company. at her home here
Miss hodteska Shesrer and brother, Mar
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OMAHA SUBURBS.
FIorence.

Florence.
/ ~ Whitfield is visiting at Extra. la.
AIRS; y. Weber ST, Is reported as being
W: II. Thomas was Lincoln visitor
Wednesday.
The city council win meet Monday even
ms at the city hall
Mrs, Franklin OF Omaha was yhe guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Ryan, Thursday.
Miss Florence Olmsted was the guest OF
Miss Louise Lord ia Omaha Friday.
The Ponca Improvement club will meet at
the Pdnoa school house Monday evening.
Mrs McEwan OF Omaha was the guest OF
Mrs, j. l.. Houston "Wednesday evening,
Prof Frederick Dickson OF Blair was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Cole this week.
Miss Alice Houston was the guest OF Miss
Ethel Barker IN Dundee sunday afternoon.
r. ;. Tucker and E J.. PLATE attended
The republican convention at Lincoln Tues
CAY.
Arthur Bond OF Omaha was the guest OF
w n. Thomas and family Thursday even
ing
Frank Brown has been filling tho posi-
ton Of postmaster during the vacation OF
Miss Tracy.
The school board will hold their next
regular. meeting at the schoolhouse Mon
day evening.
Mrs. ". X Wall who has been IN for
some time. was taken 10 St. Joseph's hos
pital- Thursday.
Mr.. Chisum OF Omaha and Miss Christine
Gordon were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Nichols Sunday.
AIR. and Mrs Harry a, Haskell OF omaha
were guests OF MIR. and MrS Paul Haskell
Tuesday evening,
s. y. Tyler OF Herman arrived sunday 10
spend few days with his daughter, Mrs
{ Ennis, and 4smity
Miss Leona vietors OF Portland, ore.
!, vas the grest OF Miss Helen Nichols Tues
day and "Wednesday,
The government snag boat, James h. Mo
Pherson. stopped at Florence Monday on IT,
way down the river
Mrs. j. b. Brisbin and Mrs. Harry BTis-
bin. with their families, pienicksd, al
Manawa Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. j Weber H.. and son; Mrs
vletore, Miss Victors, Mrs. Griffin, MIS-
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ana viii later so to Denver and other
points
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. C. VOllmer have returned
from an extended trip through the east
Mrs Mary Johnston entertained some OF
her girl friends Thursday evening at din-
ner on the lawn.
Miss Gladys Miller gave q bowling party
at the Field club last Friday IN honor OF
Miss Dorothy Aghton.
Mrs, C. r. Ferry and daughter Hazel
have gone for a visit OF several wevks
with friends In Cleveland, o.
Miss Dorothy Lighton was honor guest at
a luncheon given Tuesday at Happy Hollow
club by Mrs, Joseph Polear.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. r..
Rhoados and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polcar
entertained at dinner AT Happy Hollow.
visit to Minnea polls. Mrs. Bragg viii re-
main there until the first OF September.
Miss Edna Bartlett entertained at lunch
con Tuesday At Happy Hollow for Miss
Dorothy Lghton' guest Of Mrs. 9. K. Rush.
Miss Mamie Tinson entertained at the
Field club Monday afternoon for Miss Dor
othy Llghton. About sixteen guests were
present
Mrs Metzger and daughter Margaret will
return TO Lincoln Monday after visit
with Mrs Aetzger's sister, Mrs. W. II.
Rhoades.
Mrs d. l. Johnston and Mrs. Noah
Perry entertained one OF the Dundee church
circles Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Shepard entertained
at dinner at Happy Hollow last Saturday
for Miss Dorothy Shepard OF Kansas City.
Covers were laid for seven.
Miss Eva Johnson entertained at her
home Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Dorothy Lighton. About twenty-five
young women were present.
The Dundee Sunday school held its an.
nual picnic yesterday at ElmwoOd park
Games, races and music were the chief fes-
lures OF the afternoon and evening.
Dundee people having supper at Happy
Hollow last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs X
| r. Kimberly, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ID. Tunni-
cliffe. and Mr.. and Mrs. G, c. George,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. COX moved from the
! house at $3.50 California street on Friday
/ and are In their new home on Cass street
between Forty-ninth and Ffitieth streets
New people who have moved into Dun
| dee homes during the last month are G. Il
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for July 3d. 1910
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, Bonded Abstracters, l7l4
FarnAm street. Telephone Douglas 2SR5
q. kaelber to T., r. Morrison, lot @
block IS, second addition 70 Bedford
lace 81 2lk
e. 5. MRrston and wife to Updtke Mill
ing company, part lot 20, Horbachs
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
NJ. r. Underhii 10 l.. r. Myers part
lot /, Archer Place ..................
5. q. focte and husband to c. q.
Lyons, part lot IS, Clark's Place..
j. Walsh to N. Lenagh and WIFE lot
", block 2, First addition 70 Mt.
Frank Kereh and wife 20 II. Driskell,
lot s, block 1885, Wicox.
II. DriskeIl to " Kereh same.......
N, NJ. Schonborn 20 r. Rooney, lot 49,
block I. Drake's.,,............. 1915
]. Kennedy and wife TO M j. Allen,
part lots and 2, Reeds Second. go. 9OO
A. l.. Powell and wife TO A. Ziskooy-
sky, lot g. Ludwick Place.............
r. Nuskln and wife TO A. Dugurd, lot
100, Nelson's, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
j. H. WeidenfelleT 10 l.. X, Longman
part lots and 10. Wright Place. ... 30
j. Il. Quinn 10 ~. T.. Leary and hus-
band lots 9, 10 and II, block IA, Car
tAobe ''''ss'''s's' s's'''sss'sssssssu
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Sunday from Chadron, Hot Springs and
WINSTON, where they have been visiting
for the last two weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs, G. r. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs
], II. Price and Mr.. Fuller were among the
Florence people who attended the aviation
meet in Omaha Sunday.
Mrs, ]. b. Brisbin, Miss Zerlina BriHbin,
Mrs. Harry Briabin, and Masters Lansing
and Harry Brisbin, wern guests OF Mrs. II.
j. Barker OF Dundee Monday.
Mark Savldge, son OF Rev. c. w. Savldge,
occupied the pulpit of the Ponca Presby-
terrain church sounday evening, and took
for his text THE Great Beyond"
Mrs F. b. Nichols attended the meeting
OF the promotion committee of the
Royal NeiEhbors OF America, which was
held at the home Of Mrs. Kate Remmlngtor
In Omaha.
Mrs. wsggoner Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Charles
Huntington. Mrs. George Nail OF Omaha
and Mrs, II. ]. Barker and daughter OF
Dundee. picknied az the Houston poultry
farm Friday.
Mrs. ] Weber. jr. and SON John: Mrs
! Victors OF Portland, ore. Mrs. ] L. Hpus
! ton and Mrs f. y. Nichols were guests OF
Mrs. II. }. Barker Of Dundee at lawr
/ party Tuesday
/ The Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbvter,
ian church met at the home OF Mrs. W. II
/ Thompson on West STATE street THURSDAY
afternoon, and in spite OF the extremely
/ hot weather there was an unusually large
attendance.
The School board held q special meetinl
| 1T the school house Tuesday evening and
/ opened bids for the new retaining wall OF
| the north side OF the school house, The
evening was so hot that they referred the
/ six bids received TO the regular meetlni
| Monday evening.
Miss Elisabeth Platz entertained a mum
/ Der OF her friends Friday afternoon II
/ honor OF her eleventh birthday. Among
/ those present were Misses Zerlina Brisbin
Bernice Parks. Alice Plata. MessrR Lot
| Reynolds of Omaha, Lansing Brisbin
Harry Brisbin and Donald Nichols
Charles BAughman has started a new
| feed store In the old canning factory, II,
will also keep small stock at F. ID
| LeAch's place on Main street. Because o
the opening OF this new store Anderson a
Hollingsworth, 7. W. Mcclure and ThomR
Dugher have discontinued the handling o
! feed.
The annual picnic and observance OF
/ day OF services under the big tree planteS
by Brigham Young IN what Is now the cit!
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Griffin, Miss Bondesson and Frank sierro
were guests of Mr.. Fred Prizes Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. william Il. Drisooll, nes
Vera Kindred, are spending q few weeks
with friends at Blair
James Suite Is away on his vacation. He
viii visit IN 81. Louis, Chicago and MIL
waukee before returning.
Mrs. j. J. Cole, who spent last week at
Blair In attendance at the Chautaudua,
returned home Wednesday
MI. Cyril Kelly returned Sunday from
visit With friends at Colorado Springs,
Colo and Gothenburg, Neb.
Frank H. Broadfeid, who IA travelling
! for the \. .. Y. W, spent a part OF the
past week with Florence friends.
Nj, Charles Frost Of Omaha has been the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Viola Petit at the
Mandy Lee Poultry farm this week.
Mr.. l.. r. Griffith and Mrs. Viola Petit
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tyler
Of Lake James park Sunday evening.
Miss Vera Kindred, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Kindred and William E Driscol were
married In Omaha Monday afternoon.
|. Mrs Fred Hamblst and son, Richard, OF
Onaha We're the guests Of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. J. b. B1ndesson, Tuesday,
George w. Hadloek a former resident
1 OF Florence, but who has been west for
some time was a Florence visitor wednes-
/ day.
7. f. Price is receiving bids for the cree,
/ ton of double two-story brick building
! uh hoh ShNNNt hoAN " the FARMERS SNhto
bank.
/ G, Msncinni has SECURED the contract for
the curbing and guttering at Dundee,
which VIII amount to something like
/ f35,O 900.
Mrs, George W. Naile OF Omaha and Mrs.
/ III. J. Parker and daughter. HerbertG, OF
Dundee were weekend guests of Mrs j.
l.. Houston.
! The Modern Woodmen OF America held
/ q big stag social at its hall Tuesday even
Ing, and the Omaha camps came out and
joined with them
The Pastlme Pleasure club OF Omaha
Tuesday evening. About seventY-flVe cOu-
pies were present
Jensen a LETTER who have the contract
for the paving OF Thirtisth street from the
city limits OF Omaha 20 BrigEs street will
start work this week.
4dF and Mrs. M. b. Thompson returned
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tin, and Floyd HinEnan, will complete their
years work at Mosher-LamprnRn Business
college this week and spend their vacation
at their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Peterson and children,
formerly old residents OF West Amber, aF
rived Friday evening from Iowa TO visit
friends and are house guests OF fov. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Henderson.
Mrs, ]. L. Mulfinger and daughter Emily
went to Wisner ON Thursday for week $
visit with her sisters, the Witt families,
and will return with her husband. who has
spent te last ten days at Wood Lake.
Rev. Mr. Kari KILLER, formerly pastor OF
South West church here, with his wife and
daughter, little Evelyn, we're guests OF
Omaha friends It's week for the aviation
meet, They returned to their home At Ken
nard Thursday, where he Ia pastor OF the
church.
II you have anyth hg 10 sell or trade
advertise II in 4ne Bee Want Ad col
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park when he made Florence his home was
celebrated Monday. once a year the Nor
mons and their descendants meet here and
hold services and renew old acquaintances
and indulge In "reminiscences OF the days
OF old Of the days when Florence waA the
seat OF their religion and teemed with the
city.
Mrs. Charles Elbourn OF Florence Heights
entertained a number of her friends Thurs
day In honor Of her birthday. Among those
present were Mesdames 7, Z. Wallace,
Edith Johnston, Earl Clay, J; Carnaby,
Walter Reiner, Davis, Fred Hender, Charles
Render. Claud Hepder Hildreth Hender
Fred Nelson Of rekamah, Neb; Dan
Whitney, Dave Whitney, A. A. Whitney
Arthur Heath, Clarence Sears, Kelly Of
Fort Crook Charles Mayer, Denice C
Wirane, and Miss Dora whitney
The joint committee met at the Douglas
County Veterans association and citizens
OF Florence met at the office or Mayor
Tucker on Monday afternoon and perfected
arrangements for the annual encampment
which will be held here the week OF August
l6. Seventeen Of the veterans were present
as well as committee from the Women'E
Relief corps and they approved Of the pro-
gram and arrangements made by the local
committee for their entertainment. The
following committees will have charge this
year: Speakers, w. n. Green, q. Allen,
Jonathan Edwards and DR., s, X. Spauld-
ing. Music: +. s. Tucker, Lafayette Ship
ley and G. Hem. Invitations: @. Garlck
Il. A. Golding, Henry Anderson and l. F
Henhy Anderson and L. F, linn, Badges
Perry HOugh Lafayette Shlpley and w. T.
Somers Concessions, f. g. Tucker. w K
Parks, L. F. hmm, r. A. Golding and Henry
Anderson The first named OF each com
mittee is the chairman. on one of the days
the ladies will give a free chicken dinner
70 the veterans. It was decided to name
the encampment this year Camp Tucker
In honor OF the mayor and in recognition
of the royal manner in which the veterans
were treated last year The encampmen
will take place at the city park, but the
concessions for sideshOws, etc, will all b,
1 placed along Main street, which has re
Gently been paved. The Douglas county
/ Pioneers association will hold their annua
picnic on the last day OF the encampment.
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Ter, 6O04 Cunning street; Carl MartenSon,
6O15 Burt street; Robin Marsh 5l0e Webster
avenue; A, A. Boyer, 1881 Underwood ave-
nue.; Frank Mayer, go North Fiftieth ave
nue.; e. c. Hopkins, $40 Cass street. and
Mrs, Amy siIber, s25 North Forty-ninth
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Dundee.

Miss Birdie Trebilcock Is visiting her sis
tar, Mrs. Taylor at Chappell, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Elson left Friday for
nip TO DeadWood and Hot springs, T. D.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-29

ter of the arena with three entries.
Guy Hays. Roy Moss and Bert Kel-
ley
Steer ROping.
Two teams are entered in the steer
roping contest Glen Cox and Sid
Seal Of Arlington comprise the first
team, while John Spain and G. F.
Owen Of Tellocaset, compose the Sec
ond team.
Hurdle Race.
There are eight entries in the cow
boy hurdle race, clarence Adams,
George Fletcher, Dan Doherty, B. e.
Kelley Ed Averill, Glen Cox Sid
Scale, Lee Caldwell.
Barrel Race.
Seventeen riders are entered to ride
in the barrel race. They are Clarence
Adams Gorge Fletcher, Dan Doherty,
Clyde Franklin, B. E. Keeney, c. F.
owen. Ed Averill Glen Cox Sid Scale,
Walter Scale, Ed Myers James Roach,
Lee Caldwell, Roy Moss Guy Hays,
Roy Kelley and Lewis Mosley.
Wild Horse Race.
In the wild horse race one of the
principal events of the week, there
are rs entries as follows:
Herbert Thompson, Forrest Rhine
hart. L. S. Calkins, Harvey B. Inman,
Chas. Roberts, C. E. Runyon, Bill
err Jim Clark, John Spain, C. F. Ow-
en-. A. A. Jeffrie Geo. Gibbs Glenn
Cox, Sid Scale, Walter Scale, James
Roach, Lee Caldwell, Guy Hays Hank
McGrath, Fred Spain, F. A. Spray,
Lewis Mosley Roy Kelly
Ladies' Cowpony Race.
Ella Lazinka, Rhoda Lazinka, Flor
ence Adams, Ester Carter, Eva CAL
kins, Mrs. Ed Myers Mary Edwards.
Pony Express.
Carl Power, Clyde Franklin, Billy
Clark, Fred Spain, Ed Averill Sid
Scale, Lee Caldwell Walter Scale.
Mems Relay.
Kenneth Cooper, Lee Caldwell, L..
S. Calkins. Fred Spain, Roy Kelly.
Ladies' Relay.
Ella Lazinka, Florence Adams, Es-
ter Carter, Rena Bergevin, Mrs. VIM.
Wilder.
Judges Appointed.
The judges for all the different
events at the Roundup will be Will
liam Hanley, the big stockman from
the Harvey valley: ]. \. Burgess, one
OF the most prominent stockmen in
this section of the country and Newt
jones of Heppner. admitted to be the
best rider oregon has ever produced.
Moving Picture Men Here.
The representatives of the Tourna-
ment Film company of Detroit, Mich
igan, arrived last night from Chicago
and have been busy during the fore
noon in setting UP their machines.
They are now ready to get everything
on their films that transpires at the
big Northwest frontier show.
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LOCALS
Pastime pictures please all.
See Lane & Son for signs.
Call up Main 436 for signs.

Pastime pictures please all.
See Lane & Son for signs.
Call up Main 436 for signs.
Phone Main for United Orchestra.
Hohbach's coffee and oyster house
Is now open; best Of service.
Fresh eastern and Olympia oysters
at Hohbachs. Telephone Main 80.
Room wanted-By two young me /.
Must be close in. Inquire this office.
Gardena apple land is one Of the
good investments have 70 offer. Lee
Teutsch.
More moving pictures shown than
,ny other theater in the 'ity--ths
Pastlme.
Wanted-Position for the winter by
man and wife. Address, "a" care
this office.
For good, dry slab wood. call .,
or phone syour order to the Oregon
Lumber Yard.
Ask about Gardena apple land to-
day while E. C. Burlngame is in our
city. Lee Teutsch.
Wanted-Man and wife to work on
ranch. Apply at All Perkins avenue
or phone Black 3662
Steam, hot water and hot air heat
ing. Call Main 423, Pendleton
Plumbing & Heating Co.
A clean and careful shave always at
Mark Patton's shop. Across from
Alexanders. Phone for patrons.
All kinds Of tin, copper and sheet
iron work done. Pendleton Plumbing
& Heating Co., phone Main 423.
wanted-Middle aged woman to do
general housework. Inquire Frazier's
book store or 712 w. Railroad street.
Lost-Account book on Court street
between Main street and hospital. Re-
turn to this office for suitable reward.
Now Is the time to attend to re-
pairs in roofing and spouting work.
Pendleton Plumbing & Heating Co.
Phone Main 423.
w. G. Fisher. express and transfer,
phone has been changed to Res.
Phone Red 3472 and stand phone
Hotel Pendleton, Main IL.
Wanted-Bookkeep stenograph-
ers, clerks and all eye workers to
know that our optical work Is scien-
tific Dale Rothwell. optometrist.
Hanscom's jewelry store.
Choice homecooked meals served in
The basement of the M. E. church,
corner Webb and Johnson streets,
noon and evening, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Only 35 cents.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church will serve dinner and supper
in basement Of church the 2sth and
30th Of September and 1st of October
Prices, dinner 35c; supper, CSC.