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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
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STaeins, Gsgpa',:t,, Sos~aos seeT SARsg
,ta I'M SaSsn, tri1ogisaes $stsi.Ns. itls4.
is SrcR.ss. Atsrta1 HRs S,llssls,etR, tGd'
tu sssr rsltisH Urn alara ele pahr
llriats ese.;1tT ssga3s.) celesRleiesn,
sJasn iasenslitty $sriTytxssn, ano ednsl
eAenetrs eititalsCAisftrate eesr 1ertna6i.
u SaIs. sTREeil9 uEe ea:srHo ssAsilt.
II in ktrssts sit uislsH set ssisr eer
Siase Cnru,s. Ss.tshldtt gerisslih eeer
eEieriCs ertanut. 70 eta 10 asrRs kcrstt, ant
aResren StiNfeen .seis Nea.i4es ssaAs
gtiihes sirs 70 srfsiarsiess SsiInsethese fSrr
i&psAs &hTnsr iler NIB aasiasrlio be,
itritt, irsi aEe in strfatsss esaestt srss
iti6eas
sic brur6sn mn Sirfe cNs-te rnsuStuesi
sea Rne mr essielss nssft Shtr senauers'
xsrs'k stnsuisnssn.' :
= Or. G. H., BoBERrz, =
So woodward Ave, Detroat, Micsss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
yotales.

--Sabrgana 10, Wnmmttn i.
-@ana,r IL tot0dddBi. wtIl ct
Boo tinstlaoBi IL.
--yiebe bat itrn Wanbes BIRDS
3latanas in's ftaitatr aebraai.
- aritoeus,ih'tr 6. 5, 5tbiel wur
ON g'eniioa neutrality-suspicious.
p;a,n III sinn.
Ger sRrrdt trt,s eDtieb IN; @llOt
bid klth. uno ibr sweilts: sSlrie aul
anras ep,h oas NOS eu b.li.
-Stu 96toocr shduwtdsr III fua
- | b'er g9rht nod ntbrlaaiqtm Tui'
Eattcltt in gaibam leimgtieb!t
-Sm Semmsr 'cglt Su oein glaii
nidt mceleitn bti Ssite itith,n uno
b Icreuys niht 0ieisn Srmmer!
-Tr. 6. g. Gcpr. relitsr Nt bier
,pCi Sage itino VrArls cIs 3aGlatit
pirme:t, tttrte ON Et;nlia9 gRcraelt
BEriid ned Sinn.
-,Gbiti Soitpbint". cine nOIiiri.
ru aub aui Der gtriUts tidrm btl
Columbia, No. CAB EN- II. M0i al
circm SdQe 9s p'uuO Mia.
--Eidblteytiltner Slmirn ",
sMdtutrn anb q. J. !. 3atmdbcr
bon Nfcia iputu OH SlmGaQ bitr 81
tbtn.
-ger in ev SGloo Eb oUrt
mabiaI mptlc ltIoRcl. otr 'pbri'e 6
III AliU nibt, htm ht ,Nrata
iaatn.
--R,ou Mllhtlm Y iG!olmlna non
ers!o pd,l i,il prlilcr Nrtt ity tsl
~ aGuiltr orau 9Raria 4R,Its aUi
pthld.
-es muA otpM Q'ttu, bic inns
enntn umo uR9 itIbtl oam yuad4an
bltIbsn. wtnn Die Aanle gNClt nns
ptrl6b'.
-Nhr s2290O U.,'auilt am Mo-.
|Sa Strl 8 mn Shomu der alt @UHn
aS Ycd urn Soclt 6ttCt cine prdatl.
&C ildbtise Mabrf.
Ter nddnc uliiendit Htieltll III
itriatus tieita Nal nihl OR VitrIt
Suli,, ioula Or 2Gg Ger &ldtslr
prn ter Soweulale.
--3win,e btn WiQn Sar F'iia' liir
bic 9euh etr SaatiGcmobubt,l, ob,r
nie qud'e teu HHlt. ocm 'h o;e
Z iimmuna rtr az.
~-1h 0s,,sn Sc,mom Gdrp | Sr,
anp ScrmNun Carpet sc. bon SotlB'
cwn lam'n am TitNii)0 bltr tnh
nui o,m &sdt lah ZEN epnrlpNpe
einr, we il: e'tihdiic ~ ul'tl9tn
,a,l,n
-Ssrr mo Srau Str,O " Nboli
inp Satin prn @ayp'S o1mt weltth
ppu Z 0, nc,iiaa bblcy geptt bis sttn'
|fM eieier gsotc aui %eluh bel btm
nl,tn gair Sttru aealhiaS el6belj
|lno osn u 'bpilian.
SurQtf0uiatM 9ea atuu9:
saer kline @tbauoe periitert bOtrt
nbd,;t 0estn 6sutr, gliB roer Siurm
ivrcde bel nns ecr. Niir pahen bic
nssuilr ner Attna.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09

iih tint nnisbnIias 3uitnuctSubI
iitsri uno y II etipla Der ibr Nib.
ptfogni. Ten yr,is fir Dos pepG.
ldrht y Snbp". Elm aoiotmr 3ina nit
slnatl,pisn Tiamanltp. Tbieli Tl'
phinf bes iItm 5obitrhm o:s 0trrn
slniea S,tlrei 0u:t SilmmClmebr'
bfit JueslprO6en uao tiaGn anordn
leitanu 3sii srUlrb aui i'lbe S4tiit
als be pOpularlit iunqe Tame 6,l.
@nrsho Ysramtp {. Gin dn6Hes
tpiihans Gsiteni, cine Sto!aune DOH
iOliism Si.bsi. wsIts fir bsu Issitn
Sdrtr BON @srona MtbBin b iiimmt
waJ, ubUIt gum y,iowtisn alsr 1u'
mticnNsn 6dmlIinmuiier, bic m ibJer
llnacfulb in ben %tilB be: 2'niits 81
qelanlsn. ben rittilen 3eiipun.t riti
atwd,tyn truntrn, otr YpltsbIa:iuann
D.Nsn btNtre Slits mn wotI ;N Der
einEd, 9rlGnat IL bab .ells hit
@tilt' pii Mat ilbsI nnasb, tt in
i>pr't ciniuatlitbtn lie Nb ater upbI
tite,.1 Aubrr eif,n srhirltgn aAabjro'
lib hisijae anatta. Ourh ufri tleotnc
.Srjts". tie liz ausjuiuhrcu tatitn.
eium Gua,tt,@ ntbli iyle ejliri T.
tlrte.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
.UorsteIIund
In Der sdulbaqe
sa 8eitpbalia,
Sonntas esu Il Juni, 1910,
Geii ll:OO u. NJ. uno
$50 p. III.
Gin itbr iut.rsHautes Yrosram
III arrnnairt.
lice Cream" unc SODA let wacbreno
oes aan3en Hacbmittags auf
osm 5cbuIplat5e III BADEN
Qnrdy AusJt ss(ams ee~srsen.

Nsrr y. !. as!len, Sprlnefielo, Sn.,
i6rsibk -SOr einsm Sabre beaonnsn meins
Risren nno Slaie uiidp hi bslaitisen peIdes
iteis iAiimiHer uuree bis mir sulest nm
aug ieibft banaie. St lit stenfGus an
aopfiGmer, nne bic 6unftiou meiner ylaie
rar bei6werlth nHb Idmsr,eno. SD las
iiber 6nlep's aiubnep Siuen, unb naaosm
id eisie inebrers Ao6eu esnomm,n psrs
idtpanp Der aopKtm.r; unb meme 8Iais
mar t'i:oer normal ibdtia unb i'd dusr Sel,
ben Hsibebsen." 6edtsI x SiIiemsper.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
IN bic HtpHbliiaatr paa Gags
G0nalr.

3nt 3uiammta53-4 m'r rtir,s
aH'ilHaiiunl iur : ge,t s,rrs g.
Yrubn'nn'eu wAtc ii n,t'ts .iaemss
e;'t int Iulyitt jt ga .-cl1e E Ht
rutlt III pou WtltlaUM 5sslta
et! 0parit@ nit poa Sat II 3,s
{ t;ttr. NIT I'M t;c'cs @Qt ~ ltCtt,
tor; tgb im &tuut.i,s uno e5A
btco faF re ag!u %Jyatr d, iSs
NouWha uia aO!uft-o ,yt.,. 'stE,
ie ID ~, Aa abr =: 3ii i7.rty
raatr l"dtt. mc,y: Ia - s,e (g
Anua,c bs it ,a,l:t wHat or
.wfn'un.ed 'aEm ,i,T. u,Iag ~
ndbM; tiatpgrislt uI> Bltt Es,t.
Claat 0cuu'0 TT ~ ga3H.N Sss's
.l1tgy 81 yty,,t;:1, in-s.
- 4 auht lc e...99 nit , d
1tlts,lbW &toIgjEn,u es al,,s
auS Noaeits eu ucu : u 6canr.
tttluGt ~ isu ua> s":o: L ,sinti
@uiprub = .,% lu' t'r 3 as Saeis
III, Nts its,sm An6ab,y at* 9ml*.
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attt.5 u.
II eyi,ll mtius@ c@Ilrdytlan
SuCttu% l;tat tr;- ;M %sl';auet
m,4,r Srtuu>t. u"o % e-'t tns.
mJue gtrsitctattit tire 'p!tt N.
rit jpy;r e'uNag uue oy S,imwtH,
MtNtHt.
S,t,unassM ~ Sbt
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
G.int fiirdlisrlidls 3lluner

pen sintm NtNcr etptrre, Sleh,auntn'
ret,aSu &a0rl, Stusrrrl cher onecrcr M
tur, crbtilnt pycwptc sNhlne!una turc
9udlen's Nrat,a Sa,tt I'M Slu;psral'irns
mrabmNern, Sle II, Der NCbntu'te, N6ertt
Se,lft iplbtg ssmeen, Naalaueiaidl &C
Isma, cuilcipuHae Nanet. NahnerGaatN
N6mprrbnieen. 1at bel y Nilltmspet y
SON, sesItpbalia une 6ou, aue :, y.
Sdtl & SeHS Sraeha 60, 81. Sbemds
nnt 81. eltlaee;h,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
Hunters Geburistas.


sibi ea wasf Gar baIb bic Mgii
~ sua cssknrts.aa bat.
~ ssbsn bic aineer aue
20 iH eonniassiiaai,
nsu eisbt's In idwrss asnss
D an Rittas sDsin =
kibt bu was2 SB isbT Ecas
But esburtsias iein.
+ bu edelm, es III 10 ianse
: bon bsiannt i'm Saus:
luitsr9sns @eburtstassieisr
dat fur hiesmag aus,
|sRaiterdsu bat fir ben autsn
|ae,ur fiennis @s!S,
|ilns bat ben @sburtstas i9lsunisit,
|1aram abbsitsIIt.
}fbes sintisrisin,
IN Id anh nod tle'H,
nna Id bod msin @anitlein iaesn;
R6dss in ben iiinh gen 1assn
itb ess liebs goti bebiltsn
T Nns Tm ,asnisn Srsuo' uaS 6rieesn'
|1ne msin sulss 3'aiterls'n,
10 min brap une ioI8iam lsin.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
3asrkwiirsips etntsf&unsta

ksriAeu ben wunesrbaren Scrtdtitt hes
kiialisrs. e9were siFila,ile, Grathleis
xlsatapheu. ihfetlits arieassrtHeunsen
lduner ~ i1bten, uae has &unerr ancr
unher - Tr. Qius's Gew 1iSs6Vep =
EkbsH ,u rtttsn mtrn barh Sni,rn,. ertdl'
klna, saeBripps, A,,bma, erpup, Sron9t'
q. ennaenblnirn, asnAhaacn eeer yum
<pIaben tshrphi. Fur aas oaistfanlhet'
bat 90 uiai isinfs aisinen. es bineeri
Iasntlidlid. O. VI eas iihsritt neilmiiiel
5amss 81. Slad' gfbspills y. G. n ". 4.
|nrsibt pab co ihm hsilis Ron barinddieeu
kuhsn nafbben alls Arsnsien psriasi. 10
Enb. q 90 Sint prebtfiaids itei. Garans
|irttfl 8. oiiismsusr 4 een &sitptaaia ~
5eli pni O. y. e4sa 3 ecns 1sessue 70
- kls0sD ~ o. .e1Ilststl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
frph nc ,u rmpfeblfn,

Ncrr s. 2&tllltp. So!snlo, 2ne 'aNi'
Fatb c9ctgauN pen Toitn'u 9lorep Siatu'
ycyl ct min melN hs'iaes &utm'hrta,
ntint Nlertu ruyom idgltr hit sb21rat
nrrmlIcr rnn mvirt NIdie i@wStsit mat
mtbt. SD irtue ulh fel'g's Siener sIlcn
tn,gicb.cn 81 ,ourtn" ,NA acttn Y'dtsit.
,ttdta n Nt,l,mtptr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
IN Y E s I
your idle money in RtaI Es-
tate Loans.

During the last FIVE wears have
loaned over Sloo.Wo.U0 on Oklahoma
improved farms. Have net had e.
forcio>c an a single loan. My cu>to-
mcr> have not lost . dolisr and their
money j. safely invested, and they base
received high rate> ot interest ON th,tr
money. Your money Invested in q
farm loan /, safer than il j. in any
Bank lc,a,l,r the land stands Tor Sc
curity and | only l"on on improved
farms. have 81 present ahoE; S5t,u
invested in farm l1ar-, these loans run
from 500 to SlisJ each. Here arr s
few Il them,
c. ). $1,000 loan due in Two wears
bearing interest at ; Ter cent Per an
mum. This loan i secured by sN
acres Of good improved farm l53
acres in cultivation 90 acres ot this
land was planted Ia cotton la,t year
and made - bale, which hroush,
Sl62s on the market. This farm j.
worth cash value about SiSs0. The
above loan have on thi, land i -
cured by second mortgage the DR.,
mortgage Is for Siooo
W. u. :. SNA dun in Grc YEAR, So
cured by ls0 acre farm >ccond mort
gag'. firi mortgage on this land j.
for $50. 20 acre, IN cultivation int
proNemen,> ON this farm co>t about
SSO. Total cash value Of this tarn j.
about S'JOo. Thi, /, a snap.
These arr only few of the good
propositions have ON h,pd At pr,'>cut
time Il You want any oi these loans
let ME know. write me how much mo-
ney Scd want - invest in tarm leans,
how this bu>ine,, Is done and | Twill
give yen full particulars bv lctSer.
Remember every dollar ycu send mc
will be- Sccun'd by oklahoma farms
and these farms are increasing in value
every wear. | colloc, the interest for
Won when il Is due anl attend 10 all
details without any cost 20 you, II
YOU have money can rake soa mo
ney Write me.
Very Truly Yours.
W. II. HENKF, Cashier.
EEiek State Bank
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
pas eiHs semmsrssh 1lfaMe pss'
nfTAdIsn ssao.

Cure pernahIdbiais eriaItuns I'm eem'
mer lam Ila sbsnip nobI In Hrsufltls
ebtr gunssHtnthHbana eniwidsIn ale "a
irgene sintr aneasn Sabtss,eit. gsrHad.
ldtiai is nidt. Rsbmt premi dolsp's
nonsp unb Tar. O. iobt ben SulieD ianf-
.ilgt nnb bsilt bic snisanesisn yuiisobrsn
ane entissnt Die erialtuns aus BEN syi.sni.
6sdisi Il &ilfsmtpa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09

Tai solsu's s,ensp ginrD serahs bic
Snssssiel,su tnitaltsh -sil halgia iins sut
&fdriana nRe yleaulisruI.e bfy 0anlllon fsf
eisssa nas rssisil os4asi . eiIfnsvsh. J.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09
Run giuii;noamc.

sav tmriehItn nus icltcn bic tini
e,tsnsnrR6sranas Splice ans;nnsb'
msn wanidCu ais asfater equitable
9iis aiiurlnct So. tlrsr Ter arcttta
une b,na gt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inn 9nnoe. @ir ,6n"en ,ln nil It.
atus tlnem YtNnseriiterunasplant
nitnsu. aiio bi:tt .atrit in uaiertr
CFin ppr;uipr,ttn se: ibr eneerta
iumpsn assntrn. bic cub iltsr lain:
btlsrs Volio bie.er i6nn,n. enst str'
trdutn Ittnitt.
atiuuas9eF
IA Sraru eahiep.
Regulate the f5~vss ~ tSkins Dr
Hiles' Hsf<s ana Liver fila % 6esss
- ..~Sxr mnusaurxf sanHn<nx. ss~~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-06-09

bs sisss AAs.r~is Pm ra-.. ,-.e
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
.aved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by
A. ID. Mcdonald, Of Fayetteville,
N. c. r. +. D. No. s. MY sister
had consumption" he writes,
she was very thin and pale, had
no appetite and seemed to grow
weaker every day ,as all remedie
failed, till DR.. Kings New Discov
cry was tried, and so completely
cured her, that she has not been
troubled with a cough since. 1t
is the lest medicine | ever saw
or heard of. " For coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, Group, hemor-
rhaGe all bronchial troubles, it
has no equal, soc, $1.00 Trial
bottles free, Guaranteed by Il. w
Smith
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24

For Rent Furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Enquire Of
Mrs. Hendricks.
An eleven and one-half pound
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ross at Cold Springs Tues
day.
Dr.. j. +. Walter returned to
Mountain Home Friday after a
business visit of about two months
in Chicago and other eastern
cities.
By a proclamation issued Tues
day by Governor Brady, Decem-
Der 26 and January 2 are legal
holidays as Christmas and New
Years day occur on Sunday.
The Tyler family is having a
siege of typhoid fever, Mr.. Tyler
and the five children being af-
flicted. DR.. HaWfpy has charge
of the patients and all are getting
along nicely.
A message from l.. l.. Spring
Thursday stated that he had
started for home, being then at
Denver. He expected to arrive
Friday or Saturday His many
friends will be pleased 10 know
that he is recovering rapidly from
his recent illness.
Contractor Benjamin Query
has returned from Brogan, Oregon
where he has completed a con
tract for constructing a ditch.
With his family, he will go to
Kansas City for an extended Vi
sit at his old home.
Miller Brothers have completed
their contract on the irrigation
work at Wickahoney. Oscar Mil
Ter took their outfit, including
over fifty head of horses, to their
ranch and Joseph Miller and fam
lily came to Mountain Home where
they will spend the winter.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
School Closes For Vacation

The Public schools closed yes
terday afternoon for the usual
Holiday recess of two weeks.
Nearly all the teachers will re-
main here during the vacation.
Miss Cupp will 60 to her home
in Caldwell and Miss Corbett
will visit friends in Caldwell.
The following program was CIV
en- before the High school yester-
day afternoon.
Instrumental Esther White
Recitation Neva Smith
Vocal solo John Chattin
Recitation Corrie Field
Talk Mr.. Mason
Talk Mr.. Warner
Talk Mr.. Peake
Instrumental Aston Peake
Christmas Holiday Excursions
Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale December %, "a, %, &c,
and 31st. and January 1st., and
End, limited to January 9th. See
agents for rates and further par
ticulars.
1915
Adolph Lahtinen and son I4auri
are at home from their ranch to
spend the Holidays. They came
Wednesday.
w. A. Hoobler enjoyed a visit
with his son who stopped off on
his way from Nampa to Twin
Falls.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24

Andrew Honga came home from
his sheep range in Owyhee coun-
ty Wednesday to remain until
after Christmas.
Mrs. John Pinkston and Mrs.
Harry Miller went to Boise Tues
day for few days shopping, re-
turning Thursday. Saturday they
went to Bruneau to spend Christ
mas. Mr. Miller came over from
Bruneau Friday.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
Still Has It

At six O'Clock Friday evening
when interviewed by a Republi-
can reporter, Trustee j. B. Stan
field stated that Mr.. Corker' S
One Hundred Dollar bill still re-
manned in his possession, the New
Time editor having so far made
no effort to substantiate his state
ments and thereby reap the gold
en- harvest.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
Pleasing Entertainment

The program given by Miss
Dack Montgomery last Saturday
evening for the benefit of the
High school gymnasium fund was
enjoyed by a small audience.
Miss Montgomery is a reader of
unusual ability and the program
included delightful musical selec-
tons as well as readings both
grave and humorous.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
Annual Roll Call

The Annual Roll Call of Noun
tain Home Lodge, No. 10, l. y.
O. F., will be held at the Lodge
rooms on Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 3, 1911. All members will
be present and all Odd Fellows
within this jurisdiction are
invited.
r. 7. Edgar, Secretary.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
Griffith Sells Out

An important transaction was
consummated this week by the
Wetherell Corporation. The Crit.
fifth Abstract Company sold it's
business interests to w. A. Hoob-
Ter of Nampa, who will take
possession in about two months.
Mr.. Hoobler has been engaged in
the real estate business at Nam
pa for several years.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24
Banks On Sure Thing Now
"V|V*N* *fk<%t|- z
Subscribe for the Republican.

I'm never be without DR..
Kings New Life Pills again, F"
writes A. Schingeck, CAT Elm ST.,
5Buffalo N. Y. "They cured me
of chronic constipation when all
accompaniment of superstition
bigotry and fear.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24

y 4
Buy your coat now and
save one-fifth of the price.
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.
Women and Children s
coats discounted one-fifth
from December 10 to close
of season.
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.
One fifth off on Women s
and Children coats at
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.'S
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.
are now selling all Women S
and Children's coats at
one-fifth less than the
regular price.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-12-24

lltSS ala -.
E. W. Elliott came down from
Atlanta and went to Boise to re-
main until after the Holidays.
Charles Ross Of Cold Springs
returned Sunday from a business
trip to Boise.
Alden Hall was in from Cold
Springs Tuesday visiting friends
and looking after business.
Born Sunday, December 18,
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Baumgarner
a daughter.
John Pence came up from Lo-
gan Monday to spend Christmas
at home.
Fred and Dick Bennett were
business visitors in Boise the lat
ter part of last week.
Joseph Black of Bruneau was in
town Wednesday and Thursday
attending to business affairs.
Frank Fluharty and Perry Gray
Of Sunnyside were visitors Thurs
day.
Scotty McNutt of Boise transacI
ted business here Wednesday and
Thursday
Miss Agnes Bailey went to
Grand View to spend the vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Bailey
Robert Whitson came up, from
Grand View Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Whitson who returned from
a visit in Boise.
A great deal of corn and lum-
Der is being unloaded here and
hauled out for stockmen and
ranchers.
Misses Bertha and Neva Smith
went to Sunnyside Friday evening
to spend Christmas with their
parents.
Gladys Caldwell is able to be
in school after a protracted i'll
ness. Her trouble resembled in
fantile paralysis.
William II. Turver recently
made desert entry for 100 acres
Of land in Elmore county, town
ship 4 south, range 6 east.
The Misses Emma and Rose
jacobson came up from Ogden,
Utah, yesterday afternoon to
spend the Holiday recess.
Mrs. F. c, Smith went to BOZ
Sc to attend the funeral of Tim
othy Donovan, which took place
Tuesday morning at st. Johns
Cathedral.
FOR SAIE-Fresh eggs, dress
ed poultry, milk and cream, home
made homlny. mince meat, sauer
kraut, horse radish, etc. Also
home baking. Phone 106y.
A black wool mitten was lost
between the Baptist church and
New York Store. Finder please
return to latter place.
Agent Haggett of the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation was in
town Thursday on his way to
Boise. He reports the affairs at
the Reservation are in fine shape.
Mrs. VIM. Rorrison and daugh-
ter and Mrs. James Weed came
down from Cleft the first of the
week to remain until after Christ
mas.
John Damon, the Indian who
had a leg broken about three
weeks ago and has been at the
Kelsey Hospital under the care Of
DR., Hawley, was taken to the
Duck Valley Reservation Tuesday,
Daniel Kirby of Atlanta went
through here this week to Boise
where he will spend the Holidays.
Mr.. Kirby is engaged in mining
at Atlanta.
James Stewart "a well known
rancher from Elmore county,
died in Boise and was buried in
st. Johns cemetery Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-11
The sun ynndcrille.

Last night Elsie wfiiams and her
jolly company of ladies and gentle-
men opened at the Sun a retun en-
gagement presenting Arthur Nelson's
comedy musical farce "Topsy Turvey
Flats" Since her last visit here she
has made quite a number of changes
in her company and the cast is much
stronger than before. The Pfiel Sis
ters, the youngest child act In vaude-
will still retain their popularity and
the clever little tots had to respond
to quite a number of encores The ball
ance of the musical and chorus unm-
bers were heartily applauded includ-
ing Arizona" and I'm a Member of
the Midnight Crew" AS the engage
ment of Miss williams and her COM
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-11

Trinidad, Col. Nov. 1t-with sixty
nine bodies already recovered from
the No. 3 mine OF the victor-Ameri-
can Coal company at Delagua, 1t is
expected today that the total death
roll will reach at least eighty.
officials of the coal company ad-
mitted today that eleven men are
still missing, while miners who es-
capped alive from the pit assert the
missing will total more than that
number.
The temporary morgue at Delagua
is crowded with bodies despite the
fact that thirty-five were brought
here yesterday for burial. Among
those still missing are William
Lewis superintendent of the mine,
James Young, master mechanic and
William Fitzpatrick, outside foreman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-11

the Bethishdni chufcit y M near
future. ftf 1ftf
The next meeting will be at the
Waldo home of Mrs. Rudolph Keller
in two weeks
one of the most beautiful affairs of
the fall in Columbus was the dancing
party given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lazarus, honoring their
son, Mr.. Fred Lazarus, Jr., and his
fiancee, Miss Meta e. Marx of Ma
rion. The Progress Club, the scene Of
the event, was like a fairyland with
flowers and foliage and twinkling
electric lights. The walls and ceiling
were draped with pink and white
bunting, and vines and flowers were
disposed about, while from the cell
ing were suspended with floral ropes
two large bells. From the center above
where the bells were hung were
ropes of pink and white, twined with
smilax vines and carried to the outer
edges of the ceiling joining with the
wall There were figures, represent
| ing cupids in this net work of vines
and in the wall decorations. There
was serene of green. with flow
ers intermingled, behind which the
musicians were stationed. The stage
was decorated with groups of palms
and flowers. Decorations for the
tables were in pink and white and
an elaborate luncheon was served.
lees and pretty decorative conceits
were in heart shapes and there were
many little cupid figures. Receiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lazarus and
their son and his fiancee were Miss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-11

at the home of Mrs. B. +. Shurz, of
West Church street, yesterday af-
ternoon. The hours were passed in
embroidery work and sewing. over
which the guests chatted in true club
manner. At five o'clock, tea was
served at small tables which were
prettly decorated with pink and
white. Covers were laid for forty
one.
Guests of the club were: Mrs.
George Christian, Sr., Mrs. ]. w.
Jones, Mrs. A. ]. Lewis, Mrs. G. 7.
Wiant, Mrs. William Tracy, Mrs.
Edward Wilson, Mrs. Florence
Tschanen, Mrs. j. b. Fish, Mrs Will
liam Spaulding, Mrs. Ray Mer-
chant Mrs. Zed Gunder, Mrs. Charles
Leffler, Mrs. Samuel DeLong, Mrs.
John Evans, Mrs. Edward Munnell.
Mrs. VIM. Fies jr. Mrs. Charles Haber
man, Mrs. Charles Gompf, and Mrs.
Noah Cast, of Prospect.
The next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Fred Stroble,
of South Prospect street, in two
weeks.