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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
HAS 80 EcREs o. ALFALFA
AND TWO CROFs YEERLT

{. r Pan g r51nea- -@1chsr liv-
ins near Ells-pri~e. paid Ehe coun-E
s=z- cl-v one Of Eis usual weekly vs.
i-s Sa-u-5ay. u cor, e-s1loa with
3l- Pax he s.aed -h2- he had
some 1se acres in alfalfa. cutting
ESQ crops yea-lT- Tnis VIII be re2d
vT--a s--e-7s- by any sasE-u rsaa-
e. wlo = ssk5zE -llls and .he op-
ro-.-1--- f5- hone Nr- Pra1t
sells a-s ~aEaia. vhen he desires
TO ssL z-r H. a. t0- ron s. 10 s.
L ,as s.aek The s1s.a-u man @
s11e uel-s ro-lt Sc independently
-ic1 b-TEE alfalfa land 81 q21u-l-y
t-1= les 60 go ag-e$ alC seeing
j. 10 zEa-ll- Il some Io-zli-ss II
he co-l-v Were .ls altitude IS
-oEs-. a= could probably ca- 1l-ve
crops eve-T ye4-- and szu svs-y E01
lt j. 5- -1e s-a-k- OF gelE b0--oE
and for ---D1--T-z-E such -Im0--.
Is -A= ezs-e--e- never sav before
he co-E E= nh III TINE raising
1o.a-aE b1. --CLg L E-s been
2 su-r--se 10 -as -eE editor O. this
p-pe- 10 see -l1o--v z-oE1 here
higher -1zz LIS head E1- us tin
1--y there IS clz-o-ozs market
a = p-iae q1osl IL Portland i--t
seek o. So q -o--
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

Miss Audrey Combes left Monday
morning for Wallowa on brief visit.
Surveyor A. H. Rudd OF Joseph
passed through Enterprise on a bus
mess trip Monday.
Mrs. ]. r. Haley and two children
arrived from La Grande Monday af-
ternoon. Mr. HALEY met them az
The train and the family went imme-
diately TO the HALEY ranch, some
four miles down the river.
Quincy Trump and John Finley Of
Wallowa left Enterprise on their
home trip from here Thursday morn
ing.
] ]. Blevins, one of the oldest
living pioneers OF Wailowa coun-
", visited acquaintance and friends
Friday in Enterprise. He returned
10 his home in Joseph Friday after
noon.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
Bumper Fruit Crop
Is Now Predicted
Road Supervisor Of lu1naha Says EV-
srything So Far Points to
Plenty.

Road Supervisor Joseph McCarty,
vho had been : ending the present
session Of the county court. paid the
Enterprise Press office q genial Wis
l Friday. II conversation Mr. Me
Car.y stated that The present out
look TO- 3 bumper fruic crop in the
lmnaha district was splendid. And
II speaking Of the fruit OF that
Bel.. he said:
we raise The bes. fruit in the
Northwest Hood River apples,
hoceh widely advertised. have not
ae flavor Of The Imnaha apples All
5.he- fruits Of this distric; carry
-he sane superior qualify"
The settler who wishes land in the
-muaha valley viii probably be dis
appointed. unless he should buy i'm
Dedta-s.y. as the valley is narrow
and he fruit land limited. Practi-
-al]y al she land has been taken,
hur IT can be bought today for q
reasonable price per acre. whereas
n 2 year or two il viii have doubled
Il price. The tine 10 settle any
where il Wallowa county is now.
The ne 10 starc for Wa!lowa eoun-
{! Is tOdzy-ao- neN year.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

known and Wed throughout the
county. Re has passed the prepara-
-o-y s-a-e in the legal profession
AID wiu doubtless meet with thaS
profess onal sue, ,ess his naay warm
trends here hope for him M Con
0wzy during h-s residence here made
mz-v friends throughout this sec
-loa Of Oregon.
Bo-h Young people carry win
hen mo their lie OF mutual help
suluess and happiness the kindes-
wishes Of ever body in Enterprise
nd % This The Enterprise Press adds
Is hope thai both vii be spared the
dlszpnoin,ments in life which lie in
vzi- to- al people. and that the SOY
7oEs Of The yOung people may De
Continually sDOthe-ed il happiness
and JOY and prosperity.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
News Notes From
The North District
Pom Sc l:enls Refl=sing tse Daily
Events ln ara AHoat Tnzt
FlcsS.

Promise. 3zy s---u-1a- S=nde--
s01 has moved ron h-s homestead
% he Walker 1-i--=- place n0--h 0.
Promise poscotlc5. Elz has Eot 1he
-o1trac1 to drive -hs Promise al
JEz mali to- The coming Jour years
m6 VII c0ulsals his ueE duties
soon.
The Colzi,s s2vnil has started
Up to- ne season il t1L t0Tce.
Jlrs Ton Ieaneac wao has been
L Wal.oEz SICK io- several weeks
getting be-e-.
Ion 54.-e- AID rs t-aa5. 3l-.
Griffin. ELo .lia-- r=.u-l.=5 from tie
-aE sc1ool a. Chattanooga Tenn
lave E9zz 70 Ezi1=s II -vo-k OF -ae
sax uIl through me sumner.
Clint Clauozs Is driving ne mai
stage fo- HARE! Thomson This
Eeak
Preaching = East GTossuaa Nay
i, q Il = L. Z! Rsr. ?. c. POI
Iz-
ReT- Thomas JOHNS q WalloE2
vii ho.d gra- .e-ly meeting e. Ezs.
G-ossEa1, Lay l., Tu=z1a!. a 7.5c
?. II.
jos Ca-rsr las gone hack 10 the
reserve to- another months hunt
r,- --- ---,--.-~--
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
Marriage Of a Most
Popular Couple
Attorney 4. 3. coucwRy and Miss
Edna Browning Are United In
Mediock.

Ore ot the mos poplar weddings
celebrated in Enterprise Tor years
VS. that in which 9l-. = Z. Como
way and Miss Edna Browning were
united II marriage Saturday evsai,g
-ast By Rev. Samuel Harms The
young people. happy II Lhe;r asw
union- lett SUNDAY morning t0- D5s
Noiass. Ia. and i is exE7e-ad -la-
laser they viii -r2Vel through -he Da
zol4s looking for q suitable location
5lr. Coaowly VIII loc1-e il z grow
ing town where he may practice his
lsgal profession.
Mss Browning Is one Of The best
loved young persons Of Enterprise
and Wallowa eoantT. She IS q dauGh-
ler o. NJ an5 MS. :. l. Browning
he family numbering among 1he
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

I. E Oa2ss raid 2 b-3lness Wis
i 10 Walaowz Monday.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
DR.. MOORE HERE UNTIL
AUGUST FIRST

Owing 10 The convention Of the
American Cs.@o-2 hic association a
SCI Francisco bs.zg se- for the
ti-s- week n August instead Of July.
Dr. g1d 2.-s Moore wi5l continue
Their practise II Wallowa county VI
II hey IeaTe to- The national meet
ing The acreage case Of chronic
trouble requires about -wo months
os.e0Dahie treatment. We are il
formed, Eails mo-e s.1bbo-u cases
Dz! need Eh-ee d even four moa-hs.
However many cases are discharg-
Cd within { month. Prolonged czsss
VII have the opportunity o. con-
plelag treatment ulde- the success
sors Of DIS. 5l0o-e- Is IL Is thei- IL
Tsntio1 70 Permanently locate os-
teopa.aic physicians il Wallowa
county. but The nasoTi-y Of cases
starting E-salnsn- la-s monh viii BE-
discharged before DT- and 3l1s. Moore
leave for their year Of spsc.a. school
work.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

7. :. Keltle-. brother Of the To-
g. hand ware man OF that name, who
ms bean visiting hare and looking
oTe- The country around Enterprise
Ei-h Z view 10 locating. left Monday
for points in southern Oregon He
goes there 10 visit several localities
and . look al the land. 1t is Mr.
Ael-ne-'s desire 10 secure lands al
The lowest figure for extensive ranch
ng. How yeT. ne may return TO
WaAoTa county, even though the
rapd settlement here has increased
he general price Of land immensely
n The past few years.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-Iso-
LATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department OF the Interior.
L. s. Land Office at La Grande. Or
eeon. May 7th. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under pnoNis-
ions of Act of Congress approved
June %. 1906 ga Stats, 5lD. we
viii offer al public sale. to the high
es. bidder. at 10 O'Clock a. m. on
lie 7th day OF July, 1910. at this
office. the following-described land:
The SEA SWA Sec. 9, & E1z
NWI. Sec. q. T. s., r. A E. w.
NJ. Serial No. O6790.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described land are advised 10
file their claims. OF objections, on
OF before the time designated for
sale 3Sc5
F. c. Bramwell, Register.
Colon R. Eberhard, Receiver.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is q list of letters re
naming lncalled tOr al the pOstoftiet
n Ep1eIp-ise, Oregon, for the week
ending y.sy :. 1910;
iss Eftje BEEN. Mr.. Chas. Cole
Tan- Ms. Fleming. Nlr. Phil Faux
nsI, Mr. John Laird. My. Max Maison
NJ. Guy SIe7.elt I, AIr. Turner.
The above viii be sent TO the dead
-sl.e- office May q. 1910.
BEN WEATHERS, Postmaster.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
BIG DOINGS SOON
Up At TROY TOWN
WITHIN 4 FEW MONTHS THIS
SECTION WILL STARTIE AL
wALJoWA COUNTY.

Troy. May Troy wil- celebrate
Citizens o. ths coEa and community
are resolved 70 have he blsgest Gel
ah7z-iol o. The naldoz's natal day
ever held in tie northern part o.
Is county. > mass meaa5ng will be
aeld hare Saturday. MAY 14-GTazge
11y-t0 uaEe complete arrangements
Al-eady : numbe- al special a.
fractions have been secured. tnela-
ling 1he celebrated BlOoDer Gir.s
8asshap Team. that win pla! : team
composed O. local talent
There VIII be : big dance plasform
so0d masle. picnic dinners and var
-ous Othe- meaDs o. enjoyment and
ree-sauol. besides al kinds OF races
d land and wa-s-.
TIE o. r. & y. surveyors are Just
:zE uilss beloE Iown- They start
q a. The mouth Of Jhe G-ande
30lde rive Wednesday. April -.
nd are lOsa-ing the line for The
aEls1sion ot 1he road from Roadowa
@ Lewiston The North Coast SUI
veyo-s a7e also expected up lh= NV
= Il : few weeks. Troy i gong
% bs very muchon-he railroad map
s0ol. and then look for grea- dsysl-
npma1- N This me bes- f-uir eoun-
~ O. al Easte-1 Oregon and Wash
ingoou.
Jesse Williams has bought he no
q business Of Naro- Peter Flicker
md viii -un : frs class boarding
ao1se and hoe. il connection with
us teei stable. The travelling pub
&c Eil find first class acoonmoda-
.i01s for bo.h man and baast-
Search has been continued more
y less continuously for the lasC 10
lays for The body o. Frank Russell
Eho was drowned il the L-iLtle Sal
non f0u- miles above Troy. SUNDAY,
-p-L -. Last Sun3ay : large NUM-
-ec Of men from Grouse and Eden
xaninad al Iha pools between the
1ene o. the accideat and -he bridge
zsre without Tesuk- ! wire net-
ing spans The TiTe- just above the
., Gss.
John n. and D. 4. Silver went out
10 Enterprise and Ia Grande las
T-<k 10 make arrangements for the
Hour mill they expsc- 10 build here
lls simmer
. Everybody Is impa-ientiy awaiting
lie s.a-c Of work nn The b5g steel
bridge across The Grande Roade riv-
= hare.
1l-. and 35Ts. T 4. Bartlett and
soz Bud Of Bars.ett were SUNDAY
g1ests OF Mrs. Bartlet1's father,
Mayor Peer Flicker.
F Seeding ali done OF the benches
and vo-k vel advanced OF The high.
. q ground
All fruit trees ladeaed with bios
SONS and Indications bright for big
crops Of apples. pears, peaches
plums. p-unas. cherries and ap-i
co.'s Dale Es,es' grove Of almond
.re@s viii produce big crop this
rear. Hundreds Of tons Of the fin,
est fruit IN the world will be fed
10 hogs or go 10 vase here next
fall all because o. lack Of deceu,
roads 10 haul l. 10 WaEowa waller
Mex. year the railroad will be here
and thsR look out fo- truit and vage
tables from here. New potatoes Il
June on river bars here.
Dale Estes. who owns one Of the
finest fruit ranches in this count-E
and WHO put up large barn tEo
years ago, viii erect 2 fine dwell
ing house this summer. Work viii
begin soon.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

EnOsl respected and progressive rss-
ldents OF Enterprise. In addition TO
Ae- iunumeTahl= naIurzl charms and
a He of singular sweetness. Miss
Browning Is q beautiful singer o.
TALENT and culture, havsng passed
through long training IN voice oul-
lure. and ever held herself in read
iness 90 give her services 10 her com
munity.
Mr. ConoEay Is : young man well
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATIoN-Iso-
LATED TRACT.
--r.r ~. sN-n SAFE

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
LATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department Of the Interior
n 8 Land Office az la Grande. Or
egon. May 7th. 1910.
No,iee Is herby given that. as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office. under provis-
inns of Act OF Congress approved
June 27. 1906 (S4 stats, SID. We
will offer al public sale. 10 the high
90 bidder. at 10 O'Clock a. M. on
the 7th day of July. 1910. at this
office the following-described land:
The SIk NWA Sec. 20. T. 1 s.,
r A E.w. NJ, Serial No. o67sl.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised 10
ale their claims. or objections. ON
or before the time designated for
scle. $500
F. c. Bramwell. Register.
Colon r. Eberhard Receiver.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
O11e- Business.
News Rs.o-a Il 1et LAKE.

Our readers who visE Ao- Lake
Sa1sto-iun zriu find The News Res
ord OF he free reading Ezble a -he
information office. The home pa-
Per Is ssac regularly and W2lloEa
county guests should ask to- Il and
thereby keep informed regarding
Nallowa county events.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12
COUNCIL HOLDS
ADJOURNED meet
eFs Il kVTTS FILED THAT LAST
CITY ELECTION PRESENTED
IRREGULARITIES.

The eicy eouneI held ais a65ou--i-
ed session SATURDAY nigh-. win 8
fun membership presen;. Attid1vi,s
made by ". Il. Graves. 7 n D-l+
:. W. BicEO-6 and C. u lockwood
were read and pissed o. file The
sttidavits stated tha- they. The gen
.lensu named we're unable 70 gan
entrance 70 he polling room whe1 ch=
votes cas- in ne -eoea- ei-T slec1O-
were counted
Resolution Offered
4 resolution vas O.ts-s6 and
placed o. record as follows
Resolved. Tha- owing 10 certain
irregularities made bT ne judges z1c
clerks o. election. - saow1 b. -ls
attIdgvi-s a. {. n. lockwood !. W
Bickfo-d. " 7. G-aves and 7. n
Dill ali OF whom were candidates
to- ne ottices 20 b vOcsd iO- a. -ae
annual ci-y election o. ne ci-y OF =
1a-p-lss. Oregon. and which election
wzs he'd o. ne 5T5 dzy o. Asy-
1910. -hs validity o. sand annual c-Ey
e.@ct5oa : questioned and G1e re-
eoTde- < hereby di-sclsd uo- 70
issue OF delive- 20 any persons non
mated OF voced tO- a. said annual
ci-y elecGql- held o. ne 5rd day o.
Nay. 1910. : ee-ltlcale o. election
therefor.
w. Z. Graves.
". Bickfo-c.
{. = Funk,
c 7. aOekeIt-yszs.
TIE resolution vas declared adopz-
ed.
O-s7s- Business.
L vas moved and seconded thai
the ztd6svirs Of " L. Graves. 7
n. Dill !. ". BieEor6 and c. n
lockwood De fled II the archives
o. ths city and made matter o.
record
Adjourned
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-12

W. c. Wilson left SATURDAY. foE
1Ae ranch Of his son between Enter
prise and Joseph. NJ. Wilson had
spent several days visiting friends
in Enterprise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
LEON MORRIS TAKEN
ON LARCENY CHARGE
Theatrical Performer Says Arrest
Grows Out of Legal Misun-
derstanding.

Leon Morris, owner Of dog and
pony act that he has been presenting
in the vaudeville theatres OF this To-
cality, together with his wife, was ar
rested last evening by Detective James
Brinn on a warrant forwarded by the
Chicago police department. The charge
against them is larceny. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris left for Chicago last night in
charge of Detective Sergeant August
Scharpe of that city. Mr.. Morris states
his theatrical act will continue IN
charge of his assistants, and that ne
will rejoin it in a few days. He ex-
plains that the proceeding in Chicago
is due to a misunderstanding, he hav-
ing sold some dogs on which there
was a mortgage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
AUTO UPSETS; ONE
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Mrs. Bert w. Wenrich Fares Worst
in Injuries to Party in Mo-
line Mishap.

Mrs. Bert W. Wenrich of San Diego,
Cal, was seriously injured and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bolton, 913 Sixteenth street,
Moline, sustained slight injuries when
the Bolton automobile turned turtle,
pinning Mrs. Wenrich and Mrs. Bolton
under the car and throwing Mr.. Bolton
several feet.
Mr. Bolton was driving the car, and
at Eleventh avenue and Twenty-sev-
enth street, Moline. attempted to turn
around. He backed the machine into
a ditch which was filed with brush.
The left hind wheel went down and the
machine was turned over. Men work
ing in the vicinity rushed to the assist
ance of the party. They found Mrs
Wenrich in an unconscious state and
removed her into a nearby house. A
physician was called and found thai
Mrs. Wenrich's left collar bone was
| broken, her chest and neck bruised
| her right arm hurt, and her face and
forehead scratched and bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs Bottoms injuries were
! less serious Mr.. Bottoms left shout
der was bruised and Mrs. Bolton was
! badly shaken.
Mrs. Wenrich was removed TO The
Bolton home She arrived here yesteT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
FATHERS PLEA FOR
HIS SON SUCCEEDS
Paul Warnock, Indicted at Muscatine
for Burglary, Allowed to Re-
turn to Henry County.

Paul Warnock, William Lodwick and
Glen Wendell, members of the gang be-
Heyed to have committed many bur
glaries hereabouts and which was bro
ken up by the arrest of several of its
members recently, were indicted by
the Muscatine county grand jury yes
terday. Wendell was arrested for steal
ing a team from Wilton, and the other
two for burglarizing a store at west
Liberty. John Warnock, father or
Paul and a farmer living near Cen
eseo. plead with tears in his eyes to pc
allowed to take his son home, and ms
request was finally granted, cash
bond of $3.50 being furnished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

Chicago by Miss Beryle Titterington
and the young ladies will go on TO
Oberlin together.
Johnnie Wanner, the former ROCK
Island baseball player, returned today
from Memphis.
Mrs Phil Mitchell left this morn
ing for a brief visit at Chicago. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Bean anG
daughter, Eleanor, who are return
ing to Philadelphia after visit at
the Mitchell home.
Misses Helen Krell and Marie Ire
mann left this morning for Nash
Vile, Tenn, where they will enter
Belmont college, Miss Kren begin
ming her sophomore term and Miss
Tremann upon her junior term.
Mrs. C. Ellsworth zeigler of Min
neapolis and her nephew, William T.
Downing of Pittsburg, who has been
visiting her, arrived in the city to-
day. Mrs. Zeigler expects to speno
several weeks with her parents, MT
and Mrs. Henry Bostock, and MT
Downing leaves for his home IN
| Pittsburg today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
AT M'CABE'S

The millinery opening exhibit at
McCabe's features. The large hats
and the medium sizes in about equal
prominence. The New York models
from Madam Gerhardt and Clarence
NJ. Phipps are much admired. The
Gage and the Elzee hats show many
practical features and are great favor
ties.
A lot of new P. n. corset customers
should be made during balance OF this
week at McCabe's.
The new Persian Seco silks at %
cents and SO cents a yard should
crowd the silk counters Thursday al
McCabe's
The fashion show in McCabe's dress
and suit department is attracting look
ers from all over the three cities. Ad
mission free. Nothing like it here
abouts. You'll buy If you like.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

we have visited the Rock Island county
iaiI and have made thorough invesu-
CATION as to it's condition and find II
inadequate, unsanitary and an unht
place in which to confine prisoners OF
any age or sex The attention OF the
board of supervisors has been called
to the unfit condition of the jail by
numerous grand juries in the past and
we now urge upon that body the desir-
ability and necessity of immediate ac-
ton. We therefore recommend that
a COPY of this report be furnished to
the board of supervisors, which is 10
be in session Wednesday of this week,
with the request that it may take &C
ton looking to the erection OF new
iail and remove from this county the
disgrace brought upon it by the report
of one of the members of the state
charities commission, who recently Wis
tied said jail and condemned 1t In Sc
we're terms.
DANIEL CORKEN,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
Prince Endorsed.
Personal Points

Harry S. Weiss has returned from
Dubuque.
Ralph Summers has gone to Chi
cago for brief visit.
T. E. Jones of Memphis is here for
brief business visit.
w. C. Taylor of Springfield is here
for a brief business visit.
C. B. Montgomery of Wyanet, ILL.,,
Is visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. F. E Lamphere has returned
from her trip to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Love Of Orion
srent yesterday with friends in Rock
Island.
E. s. Ent1rea of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived here yesterday for brief visit
with relatives.
Miss Alma Mosenfelder left this
morning to resume her studies at
Wellesley college.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Abbey of Biggsville are visiting
with friends here.
W. S. Halves of Hartford, Conn,
arrived here yesterday from Chicago
for a brief visit.
George Jacobsen and Charles Hid
strom of Ishpeming. Mich, are here for
a brief visit with friends.
Miss Alvia Fehr of Walla Walla,
Wash, arrived yesterday for visit
of several days with friends.
NJ. o. Williamson and C. G. John
son of Galesburg arrived here last
evening fora brief visit with friends
j. J. Thomassen arrived here yes
terday from his home at Waseca
Mimi, for a weeks visit with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Channon o.
Galesburg arrived here yesterda!
rom their home for a visit with rel
atives.
Wallace Young, 100 Thirty
ninth street, has returned from ;
two weeks visit with relatives il
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Corken left las
evening for a 10 days visit in Chi
cago with the latter's brother, Phili
A. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Roth an
son, 74S Twenty-third street, will al
rive home this evening from Cal
fornia, where they spent the sun
mer months.
Miss Abby Blakemore has gone
Oberlin, Ohio, where she will ente
Oberlin college. She will be joined l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

day for a visit with Mrs. Bolton, who
is her sister.