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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Hearts and COronetS"
BY Alice Wilson Fox. Publishe,
milan compapy. New York.

BY Alice Wilson Fox. Published by the Mac
milan company, New York. Price $1.50.
In these days. when SO much stress
is laid by psychologists and educators
upon that time of life known as the
formative period. the question of good
reading for the young people is an all
important one. One of the authors
who has done a great deal to salts
fy the demand for healthy stories for
young people. especially girls. is Alice
Wilson Fox, and her latest book
Hearts and Coronets," is as splendid
an example of her success in this field
as has yet appeared. The tale is
woven around the little joys and sor-
rows of an English girl a girl very
human and very lovable-
Audrey Denver has many disappoint-
ments to contend with, but she has, TO
help her bear them, some friends of
sterling quality Throughout all her
trouble she remains the same frank,
honest and sensible person, and when
at last she comes into unexpected and
almost undesired good fortune, she is
not spoiled by it, but sticks to those
who befriended her in her time of need.
The story is a good one from every
point Of view: it upholds an admirable
person, it is capitally written and there
is not a dull moment in it. from the
time when the train carrying Audrey
to her destination is overturned in a
snowbank.. at the very beginning, to
the end, when she finds some one only
too eager to have her rest the burdens
all on him.
With the publication of her new
novel. "Flamsted Quarries, comes
the announcement from Nantucket that
Mary f. Waller has purchased an
estate there and. will hereafter make
her home on this picturesque island off
Cape Cod, Mass For many years
Miss Walters permanent residence has
been in the Green mountains of Yer
mont where the scenes of her famous
novel, The Wood Carver of 'Lympus,"
are laid Her latest novel, "Flamsted
Quarries,H dedicated Ito those who
TOLL" has its principal scenes laid In
New York city and in the small Maine
town of Flamsted, noted for its gran
ite quarries. Owing to unexpected
large advance orders for Flamsted
Quarries, the publishers, Little, Brown
& Co, Boston, were compelled TO print
a second large edition IN advance of
publication, and it promises to be one
of the leading novels OF the season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
CONDUCTED
By
UNA H. II. COOL
.'The Steering Wheel

By Alexander Wason. Puhlished by Bobbs-
Merrill company, Indianapolis. Price s1.5o.
Mr. sWason is the latest Hoosier
author to win large public He haIes
from Delphi. but there is nothing
delphic In his utterances He speaks
right out and his audience laughs
right out. Happy Hawkins" his first
book, made the whole country grin.
The Steering Wheel" Mr. Wason's
new story, is even more amusing than
Happy Hawkins" though about as diff
and west ''All the worlds a car"
says Mr.. Wason. "and all the men and
women would be chauffeurs" Out of
the struggle for control of the cars
steering apparatus arise the drama and
humor of life. Here is book that is
pure comedy comedy as distinguished
from farce in that the fun in comedy
arises from other things than the abb
surdity of the situations, has mixed
with it ,Shrewdness. if not wisdom, and
is embodied in people reasonably like
real ones. Absurd as are the eompli-
cations of THE Steering Wheel" as
much amusement is to be got out of
the sayings of the characters as out
the sayings comes from both the form
and the idea and stamps the work as
a comedy of unusually high standard.
The plot is capital one in every
way and is carefully worked out. The
idea of a young fellow returning from
his trip around the world which was
the finishing touch of his education, to
the house of his uncle. a great steel
magnate, accompanied by three social
lists whose doctrines our hero has i'm
bibed isSnot only original and delight
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

By Alexander Otis. Published by Little Brown
Co., Boston. Price S1.50.
Tt has been said SO often that novels
were written for women that when one
appears equally appealing to men and
women it is cause for special notice
and rejoicing. Such a one is The Man
and the Dragon" written by the author
of a success of last year, Hearts Are
Trumps."
1t is a typical America novel, many
of its features, unfortunately, fitting
almost any other community quite as
well as they do Carthage. The book
tells the story of John Price, the tele-
graph editor, city editor, managing
editor, editor in chief and business
manager of the Carthage News He is
a selfmade man, having risen to his
present position by the hardest of
struggles. He began at II as office
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
"Hilda of the HirpodrOme'
BY Dorothy C. Paine Published by Z,
Rrittor cnraifaarr Chinacrn

BY Dorothy G. Paine. Published by Reilly Il
Britton company. Chicago.
1t is not often that book like 'Hilda
of the Hippodrome' appears to gladden.
the hearts of the young girl readers.
Boys. too, will like the book for the
author Dorothy c. Paine, understands
the character of the boy genius quite
as well as the girl. and has drawn him
with as careful a pen.
Hilda is the child of a strange pair
of parents. The father was a famous
German acrobat, who, when the tale
opens, is at home crippled for life by
an accident. The mother is a French
woman, who has been a singer in her
youth, but years of i'll health and sad
ness have left her a wreck. Hilda has
been trained by her father and knows
many acrobatic tricks and the exer-
else has kept her body healthy She
has natural voice and is anxious to
become a singer like her mother, but
her father does not think that so fine
as to be an acrobat.
She is child of IS, very small for
her years, and spends her time sing
ing on the streets for money to sup
port her parents and baby sister. An
American woman hears her and being
lonely and sad herself offers to take
the child home and educate her. She
has lost her own child and thinks it
will comfort her to have HiIda with her.
When they arrive in New York Hilda' s
voice is tested and she is told she will
be a great singer. The kind woman is
not allowed by her husband to have
Hilda with her, for he dislikes children,
so she is sent to boarding school.
She is progressing finely when sudden
ly she hears that the husband of her
patroness has committed suicide and
left his wife penniless. Hilda never
stops to inquire the truth. but de-
cides to earn money for her kind friend,
who has done SO much for her. She
runs away at once to a family of aero
bats, whom she had met coming to
America, and most of the book is de-
voted to telling how she was trained
and went on the Hippodrome stage.
She had all sorts of experiences, but
how she finally worked out her own
salvation is best left to the reader.
Much of the book will seem very un-
real to the average reader. but the
lives of these strange people are all
unreal to the normal stay at home
bodies. 1t is a pretty tale told for
girls from II to Is. 1t contains some
poor Illustrations. but is well printed
and bound.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

story, but even she is disappointment.
The book is preachy and the hero and
heroine too religious. The author has
fine theme. the contrast between the
supporters of the old faith and the
fawning two faced materialists who
follow that which best suits their adj
vantage. This book will add no luster
to NJ. Bazins fame. 1t is distinctly dis
Amounting
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Horace Traubel has been spending
part of his summer vacation in Mon
treaI pruning and revising the manu-
script for his volume of poems which
will appear under the title of "Optimos'
this fall
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23


By Rene Bazin. Published by Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, New York Price 81.
The stories which have already ap-
peared in translation have hardly pre-
pared his American audience for "The
Barrier" the latest book by Rene
Bazin. Religion is. the theme and the
whole book is concerned with the in
f1uences which turn a fine, healthy,
young Englishman in the Indian service
from the English to the Roman church.
The author is plainly in earnest-he
has not enough humor in his COM
position to ever attempt satire-but he
can not make his leading character a
very 1ovable young man, nor very
convincing one, either. He does not
understand the Anglo Saxon mind and
can not present his hero as real per-
sonage. The young French girl whose
path crosses that of the soldier is by
far the most interesting person in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
B O Q K S Re VIE W E d

THE Barrier by Rene Bazin
"IIilda of the Hippodrome,' by Dorothy c. Paine
The Greatest Wish in the World" by E. Temple
Thurston
"The Care and Training of Children by LIE Grand
Kerr, NJ. d.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

"At the Villa Rose" by A. E. Mason
"The Steering Wheel" by Alexander Wason
Hearts and Coronets," by Alice Wilson Fox
"Mary Magdalene," by Maurice Maeterlinck
"The Man and the Dragon by Alexander Otis
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Lucas Malet gives Adrian Savage
as the title of her new novel which
will be published in England during the
coming season. 1t recounts the for
tunes OF young man of letters, an
lo-Frenchman, and the sentimental
complications in which he finds himself
involved.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05

gonnelt auf Oener eiii eoitsebenber
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Willion peripenhen nliB, tueltn Il
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@eipaItfaen 5li idJoiiett iueIde Die.
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fir fiiBes Nidtstblm erb1It, rei6t
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iid 5u eridlifen 9lit pidtigep Waie.
nen melben ole Gbroniitem Der 8reiie
Den Sail lrno preiien bic beilige Sro.
nnrg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05
aOh /.

9ait Dem 1. slpril anfanaeno ia.
ben mir folgenbe IfiIeage Sicfets
5um 8erfauf.
500 MeiIen gut arf Wao. gociftr
linb Sron @onntain gabn in Waii.
foiri, fam BON irpen6 ieriaito be.
mutt ireroen $3.50.
1000 @eiIen auf Mo. lncific ii.
Sron Monntoin gut in arfanias,
Soiiianna iinb @iiiouri $25. aann
iiur bon Der i'm Meilenbu6 geriann.
ten gerion benitbt iper6en.
1000 Meilen gut auf Der 0eo. 8ac
fie. Sron Utt. 9ip., Geyos & gacific,
Snt. & SIT. gtor. ct. 6. & g. B.
ino @iiss, 9fiper uno gonne Serra
Sip. IN glrfarins, Colorado. 2oltiia.
tla unO @iiionri $50 ebeirfaIls
@eitren 1000 Coupon perionli6es
Sifet gut auf aIlen 8ubnen oitli6
beg @iiiourifltfies 5ii $40. aIe
obigen @eilenbiider iinb gut auf
1 Sabr bonn anirfstage.
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gOn gidlertiId.

Die ioeben eridienene Snltslus.
gabe Der r8eutiden Sansfrau~, RiI
luaufee. isis. bietet onr6 Die id)one
slusitattiine fotpobI aIs ben reidbaI.
tiseu, intereiianten Snbolt allen
9eutidIieben6en eine, 3eitidrift Die
ibnen fir miande Stunbe @eniiB
Oerfdjoffen miro. Bonn SnboIt beb.
en- mir berpor oeR iittereiianten aei.
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Sdipei5". bon @sorie @iemer. Der
Gag ibrer soloenen Sod8eit@, Gr.
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Iseip6eripieI~, gtobeIIettp bon alipin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05

'8ie 3eitu1gen beridten taet1g.
lih BON ploslideh SobeSfalleu.
oSdon mieber elmer am Siti9lag
geitorben", beiBt es Damn frir5peg.
8enn man ii6 oie Sade aber iiber-
legen tpollte, ipiiroe man nidt 10
ifnell nit ienem 8ort 8ur Sano
icin. Der SisidIag lit nur oas les-
te @lieo ser t6btIiden &ette. or
miro eitlen geiinoen Meniden ftift
befaIlen, ionOern MIR Die @ei6ud6-
ten, Die monotes nn6 iabrelang ni6t
oaran ba6ten, bob fid tpabreno Der
SebenSborgdnge inn nteni6lidet &or
Per alte per6raiidte Stoffe ariiain-
meln, oie bo6it giftig tpirfen, tperut
lie nidN ans Dem 8Iute gei9offt
peroen. Waattigfeit, aopfidmer5en,
SS6fpinoef, Ser5Hopfen &iidenidpd-
de un0 alle @erSauungsltornngen
limo Die baiptiddIiditen sln8eiden,
oab Der aorper init iold)en giftieen
glutbeitonotbeilen iiberlaben ift, II.
Der Sisidlag bilbet eben MIR oas
leste @lieb Der toOtIiden &ette BEL
iolden 2euten, tuelde Die tpornenben
ansei6en unbeadtet lieBen, atitatt
nit Siilfe Der beriibmten ct. Bern.
uro &railterpiIlen Oie @ifte aus Dem
&orper BEL 3eiten 5l entfernen. Die
ie Gilett, oie IN allen apotbefen 5it
baben INTO aus ben beiIfraftigenSaf-
ten iorgfdItig alseetpGblter 8flanoen
5ubereitet iin6, tpeI6e ni6t oie ge.
ringite Spur eilles idarfen nretalli.
iden @iftes entbaIten inb oarllm
.aii6 feines 3uderiiberspss beoiirfen,
iino bas bette Mittel, nm ben aor.
per sesen bic Sonnenslutb 5n itdb.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05
Som gsillionar snm strafsnrsiein.
isrr.

gor einiger 5agen meloete ltd,
beim staotboitptmann pon Eeters-
b,tra elm @ann Ser cine snftelluns
bel Der Itabtii6en StraBenreiittgung
boben lpollte. Ser @ann beiBt @ia-
oinlir Rjebo6in.
Ser StoStbalipfnant mar iiber
oos @eild) nidJt penis erftallnt, oa
pr einen @eann bieies geamells rn'
fer icinen Sreunben bat nno BON
linn tpirbte, oaB er Millionar lei. gr
7, lieB ocn @omp bereinfomnten itro
iob, oaB Der Stellingiuf)enoe That
Id6lid) iein Srelrno iei. galS lieb
iollte er aud Den 3uianmenborg
erfabren.
gtieoodlill bate Dor einem Sabre
bon ieiner Wsttter Elm &ieienper.
moqen BON nit6ertbalb Wfillionen
0earf geerbt ga er jung uno
le6ensIuitig mar, 10 lebte er 9un8
ieinein @ergtriigen. 90 perbroudte
er tdg[i6 llnlllmmen 9iatitrli6
ging iein @ernogen lebr idnell 81
gnbe. gfo6 Dor eiltigen 8oden
qab er in ser Ra6e BON &etersbrrg
anf eiller Ser Snieln elm f0ItlideS
@tabl, SIT Dem er ale @dite allf
einer eiaenen 3ontpf 9oft bin.
fiibrte. Son ieiner 6eporitebenben
@erarHlnla iogte er feiitem @ertid)-
Ell Elm @ort @r polIte audi itiht
in mittelndBigelt @erbdItnilien Ieben
entlpeoer gnn5 arm o6er gGit5 reid,
10 mar fem @abliprilh 3oFltnt Der
i6mdbte ct IS. feline Dampipadlt 81
perfaltfen. Inn oofiir nod eine 3eit
lang gut 4eben 5lt f6nnen; itc iollte
g&ernanbem mebr bienerb llndoem
lie 3eugin ieiiter 8erarmutg ae-
Ser gtadt, ais ollie bonn @aitmabl
nororn mar 9erf,m feb sr ig IN
5uriidgefebrt paren in Der Repo
Oeriintelt.
9eun mill er ii6 orr6 ieiner SGr
oe gtrbeit eritdbrel. gs ipurben i'm
Before Stellen angeboteit, ober er
idIiig iie aus, ba er nad ieitler Sin.
ii6t nidt initan6e 1T. lie alts3it-
fiiIen. gr erbut iid MIR cine sln'
itellung als Strober.&einiger. ltnr
iebt lit er als Strabenreiniger tbat-
ig NIT einem monatlidlen @ebolt Dor
80 9fitbeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05
Orr aObler nnO ssapOleon.

Vtlle ytupOleOll AlelUpte, Ule uit'
geblid) no6 niht befonntiIt, er5ablt
Der gglmateitr o'glittoarapbes4 sluf
-einem Spo3ierganse I'M @aIoe bon
Soint gIouo traf gsapoleom1
eiitinal einer 3oblenbrenner Bel Der
slrbeit pgSie piel peroieitit OIL BEL
oeinem @eidaft2" fraste Der Goiier.
g&teraig Sons >tdgiid, @aie.
itat. -" .Gas lit iebr fpenia."
limo trobbem geriigt mir has, I'M
meine SamiIie Sn erndbren, aItc
S6uIben 8,i beaabIen imb nod, Gel6
fir Die 3ufl,nft 5uriif5ulegen"
a9ieies 9fdtbieI nubt 81, mir er.
ff6ren." sd ernabre meine ga.
iniIie, 6as lit ielbItperitanbIid,; ih
5ablte oIte S9uIoen benu idj er.
ndbre aud meinen alten &ater, Der
mid emit ernGbrt bat; ttnb id) lege
@elo fir hte 3nflinft atb in6eil icb
neine &in6er erndbre, Die oafiir
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| sarflt abcr bepor 0u mid nebrere
Nol aeIebeit babelt tpirit, oeine
| idlone grfldruug feinem onSeren
i Nenifen 9egeniiber rpieoerbolen.
sIm SlberO beim Sonper. gab Der
Sfaiier ieiltell @diten 6aS 9fdtbieI
0eS &06Ier's oiti, Gin @caeral err
( bat iid) "a Stunoen 3eit nitb Ioate,
Dob er mad, glblmli 0iFer 5riit sic
S0iilpg brilNen iuer6e. glm nidl.
itelt 0torgen ging er III aller 6riib
IN Dem 8alo binoltS 5nln aobIens
brenner uluo bot ibn bas, mas er
Dem 9aiier geiagt botte, nod einlnoI
81 ipieoerbolen, nllnmo9Ii6", er.
pioerte Der aobIer, id) babe peripro.
| den, nidt friiber bariiber 3u ipre.
dem als biz i9 Den .&leinen 9or.
porul" nod nebrernal geieben ba.
ben ipiiroe ~ "Sier bait oil
bunOert sSrorfo, fagte ser General.
Ser aobIenbrer1ner robfn oie fiinl
gtapoleonS. legte eiiten aitf feline
Sanoflade, brebte i'm mebrere Weal
nad allen Geiten, itedte oos @elo
IN Die Gaide ilnO ga6 Smn 6as @e.
beimniB preis. slm foIgenoen Gage
erifien Der aoiier nno rnadte Dem
&obler pe9en ieiiter @ortbriibigfeit
beffi9e goripiirfe. Serr @alomenid,
nabm ober nit Der sroBten SeeIen.
rnbe einen @apoleon aus Ser 9aI6e
no fprad: SD babe oieies gil6
bier mebrere Mal BIN iln6 ber ae.
orebt; id babe Sic dIIio mebrere
Vol 9eieben bebor i6 ipra9 !,
yfapoleon mitBte iiber ole S6lalibeit
oes aoblers laden unS id)enfte Dem
U'onre nod 100 5ranf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05
airdIidles.

Die presbDterii6e @emeinoe bel
Ban feiert mn 10. itn6 IL. stug. 10
@ott mill, ibr @iiiiousfeit iino Iaoet
freunoiidit ore lieben gtadbarsge.
ntein6en iinO lire Sirten 5ii oent.
irIben Elm, INN ii6 nit unS 5u en-
.freuer
81. aalobn, 9aitor.
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q. aaIObn, gaftor.

anldbli6 ser gaptiit aiienbID 5u
SrontoD DO, pertailfer mir am /.
2. itn6 3. angiiit Sidets fir Die
giinnOfabrt 8u $685., gut sur Sfiid-
febr bis gum is. alug. Isodt eitpe
gefteIllns 8ipei Gage Dor Der gtb-
fabrt.
9. g. araner, aat .gso. loc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05

Gonler Cine iilteriidnte Glauoerei
iiber Photographic. Sir @lu-
iiffreun0e lit eiu ib6nes sico Y DaS
tbeiire 9aterbons~ bon s, @umbcrt
bor9eieben. Cine ipeitere Gortieb.
ilng Der feilelnOeu Grabbing ,Du
bilt fiir MIDI, bon Gle Sinoncr-
@aned. Cine aIlerIiebite ffcine gr.
sabIilng miro 6en ainOern grcuSe
maiden. 8ie SIIidtrirte Gbronif Der
3eit biciet tpieoer piel oes 3eitee.
mGBen aus allen @eIttbciIen. Ser.
ner enfbdlt Die Numtter cine reibe
5iillc bon pnaftiider 0iatbiblSgen
fiir Sans illlo Serb, Iebrrei6e, er.
5ieberiide uno eeiiuobeitlid. @inte.
gorlngeil fiir Srouen. rn6 Sinocr.
utooen, iotpie Die ncileiten San6ar.
beiten, aIIerIei fir @e6idfireilnoe
ino einen reidbaltigen iiltereIianien
9rieffaiten. Mit elmer Summer
ipie 6icier itcbt 6ie o9eutife $aus.
iran" oen beiten IN. itno nusIdnbiid).
Ell 3citidriften an SnbaIt ni6t nod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05

albonnirt aaf oas Sermanncr
solfsbIatt.
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Die Saab bes Gfenbs. @ean bic

Die Sanb bes Gfenbs. 8rnn bic
&apS oes gIerlOs nietnoIs anf Sbr.
en- SdiiTtern serubt bat, bonn iino
sic In Der 8bdt elmer Der @liidIid.
itep olf goites erbboOen. es tbiit
iuoeiiep feiuen Sda0en, ipenn man
iiber elm ipirfIid 5uberIdiiises $aits.
mitteI unterridtet lit - Elm D1ittel,
ipeI6es seitbetpabrt ano Seitcrprobt
lit @ir beripeiien ipe5ielI oiii oas
alte arduter.SeiImitteI Sorni's aL
penfrdllter, arsefertigt bon BEN gio.
nier.Seritellern bon &ausmitteI, Or.
Beter Sdbrnep & Sona 60, 1875
g. Sopne aoe., g'bicago, SIl.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14

buyers, who must get a good commits.
| sion, then they are usually auctioned
at Liverpool and other places by ar
organization Interested in depressing
prices as much as possible with the
commission men buying at these aue-
qons, being the managers and manipu-
lators of the auction.
Neither to these factors has the
interests of the growers or consumers
at heart. There is a possibility of both
being eliminated or modified at any
rate, to the benefit of both producers
and consumers, if the marketing of
the fruit is taken in hand as it should
be by a concentrated effort of the
various organizations of growers. 1t
must be made the business of growers
to form a system of marketing in
these interests, with fair treatment to
the consumer. To stop short of this
endangers the whole business"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14

her mother, Mrs. Hattie Crockett o.
rupert, Idaho, had gone to Tempa il
response to a telegram calling her tt
come quickly, Claire Crockett was
Well Known at Odell where he haC
many friends who mourn his untimely
demise. He and his wife went tC
Arizona last fall, hopling his health
might be improved by the change OF
climate but tuberculosis from which he
suffered did not yield and he has gone,
/ Inc young wife, the mother. the
sisters and brother, and other rela.
yves extend sincerest sympathy in
this time of sorrow.
Mrs. Bradley, mother of our black
smith, IS here and will be at home in
the Dewitt property which the Brad
Ieys have purchased.
Mrs. Troy Shelley, who has been
visiting in Portland was called home
last week to attend her daughter,
Nellie.
Chris. Eggert, who visited here last
year, arrived last week from Oklahoma
and is stopping at the home of his
nephew, j. H. Eggert. Mr.. Chris.
Eggert is carpenter and wood work
man and brought his tools and expec Is
to remain here and work at his trade,
Mrs. L. A. E. Clark still suffers
from facial neuralgia, with as vet
small encouragement for speedy
recovery.
The F. and N. Club was to have met
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Lockman
this Thursday afternoon, but because
of the death of Claire Crockett. the
meeting has been postponed
Everett Lafferty went to Portland
Monday morning.
We are informed the cottage of The
Home Telephone Co., in which the
ilneman and his family will reside a, d
in which the Odell central office wild
be installed, will be built Just ecross
from the property known as the
Rawson place, south of Odell station.
A. good c. E. meeting last Sund v
evening with Mrs. H. Connaway az
leader. Following the C. E. meetinr
Rev: F. r. Spaulding preached N
sermon.
Next Sunday morning following
Sabbath school, Rev. Spaulding will
again be with the people of Odell. In
the evening the c. E. meeting will be
in charge of Miss Mary Shep, a 4.