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p4T4IsU.

Mrs Holtz. Of Baltimore. spent sew
cTal days last Ksak I'll Her daughter.
Mrs. Grant Sprinkle
Miss FIoa zlzUs1 + visiting
friends IN SeR Windsor
Charles IsIaleE nd - ansnt Nom
day and Tuesday IT - Ella Tag
Tor.
Mr. Morgan md family and Ars
Carr, OF Westminster. alsaI SUNDAY
last with Erwin Taylor
Calvin II Che - Walter G.
Schneider took ; TIP ii Sunday to
Luray.
Mrs. MARY shuey. . low. II VS.
iting Mrs. Erwin TAYLOR
Edward snenaaE - family. Of Hal
umore. are visiting - formers par
entH
Wilson Ebaush Nd family spent
Sunday last visiting relatives 4 Deer
Park.
william /. Richards. 10 - been
nonfned 10 HI ID IoT several DAYS.
Ia conyaIsHelnE
The aid society . - :. :. Church
will hold a. oyster SUPPER - Friday
and Saturday nIsHIz.
Rev. Martin. .K0 I'd I'm II Ohio
for several months. - returned TO
Westminster. and II preach Sunday
morning at patHsHea.
virEte blizzard - IaEsn 70 Johns
Hopkins University. BALTIMORE. last
week suffering HIII typhoid fever.
She IL improving = the writing
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MOUNTAIsrIEn.

Mrs. Samuel " bond. d Maraton,
visited her parents. NJ. and Mrs
Nimrod Davis. last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Barbara DemmIIl. NJ naltI-
more, visited Mrs Har. Barnes from
Monday until Thursday al .s1E.
Miss Nellie HeeE and ToIleY Cos
nell, OF Day. visited Mlaa Debbie
Davis on Sunday. also MIzH Ella
Bowers and Frank HaFnsz. u Tay-
lorsyilie.
Mrs. Marcus Pickett. d Winfield !.
Mrs. Noah Franklin nd daughter
Julia, Mrs. Nimrod Davis and daugh-
ter Debhie. visited II Harry
Barnes ON Wednesday 1t.
Mr. and Mrs HarHx HaHnsz enter
talnsd some Of IhHIT friends - Sun
day evening. Those nHaaent we're
Mias Nellie Reek and T0IIay g0aneli.
OF Day: Miss Ella Bowers. Frank
Barnes, Of TafofsYIIIe Mabel Eyier
and Thomas Pickett. NImHo1 Davis
and daughter De6nIe.
Thomas Fleming. HIIs I'D IN Rus
visited T. J. Gum anH family Sun
day.
Mr. and Mra. IoHn HIn.Iafl enter
tanned some Of thar friends - Tues
day afternoon III 81 Condor
and daughter Grace. II. and MFa.
Slmrod Davis and daughter nebtIe.
Mrs. Mehring and On EarI. Mrs. 7.
J. Gum, Mrs. Samuel roaIa and son
Lester and Rev. Geo. cecil II Hnsnt
a very pleasant time.
Health Of community. En1d=
Mr and Mira Harry HzHHHz Visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Pickett ~ sun
day
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H00DnISE.

Mfs. Mabel Hloom. no - taken
to a hospital n Baltimore. died #
that institution September !. Her
remains we're brought - I1IH place
Sunday morning IN I1s ! o'clock
train. Funeral services we're held IT
Morgan Chapel = : Church. IN
ierment IN the eemeIeE. adjoining the
church. Rev. Z. HnY Buckingham
offoiated. Mrs nloom i survived b
her husband. HoIiIe bloom. md iHo
small children. Que o which i but
six months old. Ter death Naa
caused by typhoid fever. The pail
bearers were James = Jenkins. Ollie
Fleming. Willie Buckingham. J. Nm.
Fleming. George Condor Hnd Vernon
Fleming.
Howard Kuhn Is suffering from m
attack OF typhoid fever.
Grover Harrison i confined 10 hia
home with sickness.
The new directory D tie faTmrs
and Merchants Telephone company
has been delivered b IHE printer 10
the president Of the company for dis
tribution.
Many springs IN the neIEhborhood
have gone dry. whIIe : ErEat many
wells are very 1nH. Some 81 the
streams are almost dried ~ entirely.
The farmers are about through cut
ting corn. Some are sowing grain.
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Mr and Mrs Augusta Saddle enter
tanned quite = number q IHslE friends
AZ their home on Sunday. September
IS Promptly - I o'clock IhsY al
we're invited 10 The dining Kuom where
the table Vas EfoanluE I'll II h
good thinRa Of ths season. which
only good housewives M. noH 70
prepare After I'll had returned 10
the lawn Mr. and NFH. William Nelson.
with their two children. stepped from
the carriage and s1Ta introduced 10
the following persons IF. nd Afs.
George WiekH md - GsofEe. 81
Baltlmore Mr. Jennie Conrad and
daughter Estella. IT. nd n Elias
Arnold, MF. and MTz. Edward Arnold
and son Walter. 81 OaE Summit. Mr.
and MIRA John Conway - daughter
Elsie, Charles NIrka. q ElaHIkIHH
Ar. and Mr. Charles Wagner aud
niece, Lille IamHen. u .malIsp0d.
Alyerta CanaHaY. q Louisville
janetts Davis. pinsT I'll 0a bid
ding tho hostess goodbye = SUNSET
they were cordially invited u come
again. which al hope IL -
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KNOXVILLE

Miss Fannie !. Hard. q Thnrmont,
who had been visiting Nra. Il e.
Nicodemus and family. Ias returned
home.
Dr. If. s. peares nd wife spent
Sunday with David nsaHee md wife.
Mrs. & Il NIeodemuH. HIS Fannie
Ward and MIas NJ. I NIeodemus
spent WedneHda. sIIn Mra. John
Etzler, Mt Pleasant
Miss Rose WeaaI Kaz returned to
her home. after spending several
weeks with relatives II Baltimore.
Mrs. G. 4 Lindsay spent Saturday
In Baltimore.
Miss Martha nnenuIz0n xaa burn
ed very badly IN the Iaee. while can
ming tomatoes Ste i improving
under the skIlful treatment Of Or. n.
s. Pearee.
David E. pearee haa ; concrete
pavement and walks nd around his
new house. which Nas formerly oe-
ouDied BY Or Thomas sannInglon.
Mrs. II. e NIsodemua and Miss
Ward spent Tuesday Iazl With Mrs.
Wallace Beali. LIberIyIown
Rain Is much needed u tbs eonl-
munIty.
Miss Florence HammeT9leY called
on Mrs. Thomas Pearee on Monday
evening last
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Our public school rsonaned on
Monday with i pupils. Nth Mss
Miraud Nnsbanm M His Anna
Hahn teachers.
There vlll b divine service this
Sunday IT 40 :. n !. IT,. Charles
Hoover. Of sllssY. in Alter lls
service there ~ = : meeting of the
consiHtoFy md N election fof ; min
lister for Carroll Charge. Let the
members tllTa OF ~ xoIs their
sentiments. ReYz = nzIxIa slzgie.
OF Westminster. III probably be
present.
Preston Myers. no md been
spending The summer noalhz a =
e. fingling's. haH returned 10 his
home In Baltimore. accompanied b
his friend. Stevenson YIn.IInH
Miss Edna MYeTz - returned
home. after spending NesK with
her parents. Mf. an1 ~. Howard r.
Myers. In baltimore.
Miss Mildred UsYIlIIzz znenl few
days with heT me. nd aunt Mr.
and afrs. Charles n@YlI6Izz. II Haiti
more.
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literary entertainments i ne can
judge from the applause. the audi
ence was not disappointed. Re would
very kindly ask our good friends to
help the speaker b. keeping as quiet
as possible while h + talking. You
can aid the eloculIonIal wonderfully
by riyeting Jour eyea right on him
and by giving him or her your undl-
vided attention.
The Emersonlana are planning to
autdo the Hiawathiana this Friday
evening. Next Friday. September 30,
at 7.45, the HawathIans will again
have the floor. Good programs You
are invited.
The latest club 10 organize Is the
'Possums." It has for It's emblem
the sign of the Postum. The first
banquet will be held On September
23.
The Athletic Association Is getting
busy. Plans are being perfected for
indoor basket ball.
Base ball l. n progress. Our new
pitcher. Mr.. Etzler. Ias arrived. Bon
sack is working hard On the curves.
In the base ball game last Saturday
our boys showed marked improvement
all along the line.
A number Of new students came this
week. Miss Marguerite Garner. OF
Taneytown. vii Be NIIn II next week.
President Wine returned last satur-
day from a flying TIP d Winchester,
Va, and . number q points IN Penn
sylvania.
The ladies have recently organized
new tennis club.
lev. w. I. I. Hoover Ill preach In
the chapel Sunday evening At 8
O'Clock
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wATEnYII.I.E

The Misses Gartrell. Lillian. Maud
and Maizie, OF Howard county. we're
pleasant callers At MrH. Allen Griffin. :
last Thursday.
Chestnut Grove school opened
last Monday with large attendance
and bidB fair to prove : successful
session. as the teacher. Hiss snarrIer.
Is fully equipped b. having attended
the Institute at Westminster. - veil
as those OF Baltimore city and eonn-
~.
Miss Tieman. q former teacher Of
Chestnut Grove school. naId Mss
Estell Waters a pleasant xIsII last
Saturday and Sunday
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.Y00DsIDE.

Mrs. 6. y. Myers. Of Baltimore,
spent = week With :. (. Myers and
family.
Mrs. Edward Snyder. Of Gettysburg,
Pa. Is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Edward streylg. Howard
Miller. wife and daughter Helen, OF
Gettysburg. spent Sunday at the same
place.
Mrs. John Fowler and daughter
Margaret spent feH days in Balti-
more. visiting friends.
Howard EeEard. wife and son
Ralph. spent last Sunday week at
Hampstead visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Rineman.
james Myers Nas given birthday
party On September i BY his child
rem. : number Of friends were pres
ent.
Harvey Eekard and wife are spend
Ing a few DAYS II George McGee's,
near New Windsor.
Howard EeEard. wife and son Ralph
and John HaIfIeY and wife spent last
Sunday ct George MeGeeis. near New
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers and
two sons spent last Sunday week at
Hanover. visiting her sister
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MOUHT.AIzX

The public school opened last
Monday with four teachers and about
40 pupils.
Mrs. w. A. Burdelte has returned
home after spending several days In
Baltimore.
Our enterprising druggist and post
master, DIR. w. F. Rudy. has bought
the "Bussard" property. Tor which he
paid $1,000. This property i located
in the heart OF our little city and It Is
the doctors intention to eel business
lots OF that portion fronting on Main
street, thereby giving more room for
expansion. We would be glad to
welcome more men 81 he Doctors
enterpristng spirit He also reports
having had delightful time while in
Atlantic City.
John Delashmult sold his farm to
Mr.. Davis for $4,000. about Sc per
acre. We regret 70 Zoe such good
citizens from our midst. but hope our
loss will be their gain.
Earl Van Horn. 81 MarIInsburg,
w Va, Is visiting his cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Roberta
r. M Kimmel. our anteFprIslng
stock dealer, sold Is head Of horses
10 Jed W. Keller. Of Mt. Joy. Pa.
DR.. Hitchcock had pleasant visit
to Baltimore this week.
Max Cohn viii spend next Sunday
in Baltimore.
Charles Rouizahn Is visiting hIs
mother In MiddIefown. this week.
Mrs. s. A. Watkins md daughter
have returned home after spending
several days with Mrs. Theo. Goanell
Henry c. Hood spent Iasl Tuesday
in Baltimore.
Frank KIngabnrY and sister. Miss
Bertha, OF Harrisburg. p. I'll VISIT
Rev. and Mrs. MCGOWAN. relatives.
and will render aoloa during the re-
sival services IT Prospect nexl week.
Rev. Ushanoff. !. =. Of Thesaion-
lea, Europe. will speak II The i. L.
Church Friday night.
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IHEEllRU.

Farmers have begun fall sowing.
". c. ouTrens killed monster
black snake On Wednesday of last
week that measured feet 3 inches.
Our nelBhbornood and surrounding
country was shocked when the news
came that one Of our highly esteemed
friends and neIgnbors, Mrs Lydia
Warner, died n the Union Protestant
Inflrmary Hospital. Baltimore, Thurs
day. September Is. 81 about 2 a. m.
About two weeks ago an operation
ives performed for her relief at the
said institute. 1t first her condition
was very much improved, but soon
after, her illness became more seri-
Gus, and she grew weaker. until the
end came Being Of genial and
pleasant demeanor sne was beloved
and esteemed b al who knew her.
Her presence vi be missed Ia the
home and church to which she was
much devoted. She was q member
school and Of the I. ?. 5. c. E., OF
the Lazarus church.
Everett WarehIme, Of Hampstead
spent Sunday With his brother, Car
roll.
The remains Of Miss Mary Shilke
were laid to rest in the Lineboro
cemetery on Monday.
Samuel Warner lost a valuable
colt few days ago.
The Carroll county public schools
opened On Monday. September 10.
The trustees Of the LIneboro school
are ]. L. Hoffman. {. u Wertz and s.
]. Warner.
Miss Ethel Hoffman Is attending
the State normal school. Baltimore
Md.
Warner Z Dubbs received three
carloads Of cattle On Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Ryan, Of Lake
Geneva. Wis. are here on their we'd
ding tour. visiting the home of the
latter's sister. hrs. Aaron Werner.
Miss OfHina Harver. dangter OF Mr.
Vim. Hur.er. Of 0Yerlea. Nd. former
" of Carroll county. who had been
spending lie past four summers with
her sister. Mrs.. J. |. Eckard, OF near
Lineboro. has returned home after q
very pleasant vacation Of two months
With former school girl friend, Mrs
]. D. Bowman. nee Bertha v. Little
of HarfIsonbuTg. Va. and the lat.
ter's mother. MrH. d. Z. Little, OF
Bridgewafar. v. both places are
situated IN the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley, the garden spot of Virginia,
Miss Harver.a friends are very glad
to find her much improved in health,
as she was suffering from nervous
breakdown when she left 0yerlea
Miss Harxer mas won many friends IN
the Valley Of Virginia. who greatly
regret her departure aud insist upon
her return u spend the Xmas holl-
days with them.
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james Marlin. Who had been very
sick, Is reported 10 Be improving.
Our county schools ara open again.
The bells we're heard on Monday
morning. ! iarge crowd was pres
ent.
Mr.. aud Mr. Cleveland Leese have
moved into their naR house They
enjoyed the extra blow band the
same evening. They love thenr new
home.
C1andy HerBsI Ieft The home and
store Of Mr. Ienp On Monday for the
home Of his parents. where be Will
continue 10 20 10 school this winter.
The drouIh has not as yet been
broken Many showers passed by
this vicinity. but 10 rain here. Just
have patience
guile \ number Of people are boil
ing apple butter and making cider
In this plaee this week.
! number Of Hells have gone dry
In the valley.
Many farmers have finished cutting
corn. md many have finished sowing
wheat and re. ~ Ihay did not want
to walt until Ne receive some show
ers. The ground i much like dust.
On Saturday afternoon the Sunday
school of HIxIsfsa Z. D. Church will
hold 4 treat II the church for all
members. Ire cream, cakes, etc.
will be served.
Philip Myers. 4 young aon Of p.
Milton MYeTH. i mnen improved. He
had been EerY HleE Tor about two
weeks. -
The following persons we're enter
tanned b. II. and NrH. Samuel III,
Eckard On Sunday laRI Mr.. and
Mrs John i. Marker. Of near May
berry: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frown-
felter and daughter Mary. Willard
and George fr0snfeiter. OF near
LittIestoHn. p. and Mr. Charles
Nusbaum. 81 Union Mills
The 7. 7. Z. Z Of Dixler's u u.
Church III hafe. : meeting on sun
day evening # 7 o'clock Please
come early. n election il soon
TO be had for nex officers Sunday
school On Sunday II | p. m. Preach
Ing At 2 p. N. md PRAYER meeting on
Saturday evening It the usual hour.
Many persons aHe having their
clover seed hnIled this week.
The following persons OF this
vicinity spent uarI 81 Saturday and
Sunday IT The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Erb. Of MaYberry, Md. Mr..
and mrH 0IIu Harmon. Ruth and
Mary Harmon. IT. and Mrs. Chester
Sullivan. IT. nd hrs. Calvin Sholl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry shoII. Miss Sadie Zepp
and william shoII Mr. Erb has a
very pleasant home. having concrete
walks all around his house. etc.
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BRIrR,H00n.

Farmers are about through cutting
their corn, and ARE ready Tor SOWING
wheat.
We are waiting patiently for good
rain, which would be welcome VS.
ifor In this vicinity.
James Robertson md vie spent
Sunday with his brother. Harry
Robertson. and family. near War
fieldsburg.
Mrs Annie Miller and daughters.
Mary and Grace. of HennefaYIlle.
spent Friday afternoon sIIh Mrs. I'd.
Gilbert
Missi Amy Burial and MIzs Mary
Smith spent Saturday n Weatmins-
ter.
Harry Fowler md family spent
Sunday OF Union. Bridge. visiting
Charles seiby aud family.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Gilbert ana child
rem, Roger and edna. spent Sunday
at Charles 0ilbeTt'a. near Manchester.
Miss Winifred Brenton ma niece.
Miss Virginia BfenIon. have returned
home after spending aomE tine With
William Robertson md family.
Mrs. James Robertson. Hiss Mary
Babylon. Miss Lucy sIuIIz an1 :. J.
Babylon are on the zIeE IIEI
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CRANBERRY.

Mrs. Manuel Beard Il sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter z. WIfnsrt
have returned home utter spending
several days in Washington. d Z.
Misses Helen and JenesIexa Heard.
of Washington. have returned home
after spending the summer With their
uncle, Mr.. Jesse Beard. Of Coal Chute
Mrs. VIM, Witte and son. NexIn,
of Sntherlin, Va. are spending come
time with her parents, mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hunter.
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cAH4IZI

Earl Reader. Of Hager5toHn. who
spent a few daya vii Ms nncles,
jeremiah and Joseph KUonIz. has re-
turned home.
Josephus j. KoonIz. wife ana two
daughters. Mary and EaEe1Ia. spent
Sunday with his brother. Jeremiah T.
Koontx. Of near Pleasant Valley.
Our farmers - - sowing
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HET.R(lsE.#

On Monday the Heller Baehman-
zeigler anaftelIe spent the day In
Westminster.
G. Y Heller. Of Muhlenburg Coli
lege. and brother. Il. =. Heller, of
Gettysburg College. we're guests of
Mark Y. IeIgIer. former student OF
Gettysburg College. a few days last
week.
Your correspondent purchased
from hrs. Joseph James some Of the
finest ounces he IaE seen this season.
Last week there we're three ncci-
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No. 44sI EQUITY.

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Hannah O. Dougherty, Plaintiff. =.
Eugenia l.. McAvoy. et Il. Dez
PENDANTS
Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, sitting - Court Of
Equity. this 2gnd day of September. :.
d. 1910, that the report If he ale
made OF the property mentioned IN
these proceedings at private sale. made
and reported by E. Oliver Grimes. Ir..
Guy w. Steele aud Edward o. WeznI'
Trustees, be ratified and confirmed IN
less cause to the contrary thereof Be
shown on or before the 9TH dax Of
October, 1910, provided eoDV Of
this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll County.
Maryland, once in each Of three sue.
eessive weeks, before the 18th DIV Of
October, 1910.
The report states the amount Of sale
to be three thousand dollars $4,000. 90
OSCAR ID. GILBERT.
True Copy, Test
sep 23-3t OSCAR d. GILBERT. Clerk.
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IaRE.IIII.I..

John Bonn aud family and Jesse
Bonn spent Sunday with their broth
er. Frank Holm, and family.
Z. 7. Smith and daughter Carrie
and Oliver Angel and wife and
daughter Edna attended the Child
ren's Service 4 Mayberry last Sun
day.
after spending some time with his
brother n Frederick.
Most Of the farmers are about done
cutting corn. and the crop seems to
Be : fir one. considering the dry
weather.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is TO give notice TINT the sub
seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county. IN Maryland,
letters Testamentary on the Personal
Tzfate of
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JAMES w. TRoxn

late Of Carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to Ihe subscriber.
on or before the 28rd daY Of AprII.
1911; they may Otherwise b law II exs
cluded from all benefit Of said esIaI,.
Given under my hand IhIs 18th ~ oI
September, 1910
LAURA ;. TR0xEL.
ssp234t EzzEaITIx.
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Mrs. Samuel v. Hond. u Marston,
visited her parents. AT and Mrs
Nimrod Davis. laat Thursday and
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james Marlin. who had been very
sick, Is reported to BE- improving.
Our county schools are open again.
The bells xeIe heard on Monday
morning. ! iarge crowd was pres
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25
How often do you
eat this food7

A short time ago there appeared in
the columns of one of the prominent
magazines an article on building brain
and muscle by the proper selection of
the foods you eat.
A good many people were surprised
to find oatmeal placed at the top Of the
list OF foods recommended; but Il the
article had appeared in an English or
Scotch paper every reader would have
expected to see first place given to
good oatmeal.
AZ a matter of fact Great Britain
and Europe come to US for tremendous
Quantities of Quaker Oats because it
represents TO them perfect food. being
the richest in favor and best in clean
hness and purity, of all oatmeals.
Americans should eat more Quaker
Oats; the results would soon show
themselves in improved conditions of
health and strength. IS
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ARENA VALLEY NEWS

n -, ~ - -
Mr.. Andrew Asp has the best team
of horses in tho valley! -.
Mr.. Arthur Burton fnished con-
creting q cistern for Mrs. Kelley. :
Miss. Carleton, our superintendent
OF Schools, spoke in our gschoRl house
one evening last week. Thaty '"Uncle
Sam. at last has decided to, open up
his heart and pay that script was
welcome news to many Of oar settlers
:. Mr.. Walter Matson LEFT this week
for Astoria, Oregon. HE will resume
his duties as engineer on the lauPch
Hulda /, which is running on the low,
er Columbia river between Astoria
Oregon, and Nc Go1an,+ Fort Columbia
Chinook and Ylwaco on the Washing,
ton side, of the river.
The Arena Valley Literary Society
,wasaorganized at the school heuse
lass Saturday evening" The soffieers
elected wereS President -Mri r f
Caldwell; vice president. : Mr.. .ArtApi
Burton; secretary, Mr.. Andrew Asp
Meetings will be held every Saturday
evening at s. p. M. Everybody is in,
vited to join. The society held its first
debate the same evening. The ues-
AaE - ~
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GRANGE PROGRAM.

The following is the program of the
Boise Valley Pomona Grange at Nam
pa, Wednesday, March 2, 1910, l. O.
c. F. hall:
1O;2O-Open in the fifth degree and
change to the fourth.
1900 a. m.-Reports of officers and
oranges, and introduction of resolu-
tions.
12:00-Dinner.
1870 p. m.-Reports of committees,
discussions and adoption of resolu-
tons, and new business.
4:30 p. m.-Conferring the fifth de-
gree. -.
600 p. m-Supper.
TOO p. m.-Public meeting.
Address of welcome, w. B. Henry.
Response, A. v, Linder, Eagle.
Address, Garden of Balsora," w.
N. Yost, Meridian. =
Address, P. Monroe Smock, New
Plymouth.
Music for the public program will
be in charge of Prof. D. Blakesley
president of the Nampa Conservatory
of Music.
: Dinner and supper will be served
by the ladies of Nampa. Highline and
Midway Oranges.