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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28

Kosinsko Lodge, L. O. q. II. had a
we'll attended meeting Monday even
ing Two candidates were initiated,
and arrangements were made to con
Ter the second degree on number OF
candidates AT the next meeting in one
week. There win be a drill meeting
for the first degree staff on Wednsa~
day evening
Al the next regular meeting q vote
viii be taken on the question of open
Ing the club rooms on sundays.
An invitation from Central Lodge
of Columbus TO visit them ana witness
the first degree was accepted. spe-
cial train for odd Fellows will be run
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
HEINE PETIT
NOT SO SLOW
Had Brother 10 Take His Place When
Sick.

licinie Petz, who managed Ian
caster last year, also played for Chris
von der Ahe when that comedian was
in the height of his glory. IIelnic
was not 80 slow himself in the knock
about English class.
One day Peitz became III and de-
cided he was not III for duty. How
over, he had n brother whom he
wanted to send into the game as
substitute. SO he sent Won der Aho
This:
Dear Kris--l am TO sick to play.
! got a brother what is"
And chris sent this reply:
'"lf you Is "a sick, don't play.
want your brother not"
They called II the national game
even then.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28


a Meet Aftsr AS,,tistann
"Coloncl Bunker. order your runh
To fire solid shut. sub commanded the
btiaadier.
I'VE have none. sub.
"iThen order them 90 ERE shell
1--WE have noiie.'
"'TheD gtapeshot
1--WE have none.
"'Tbeu canister
awe fired the last canister ten min
utee ago
"'Then aul--then, suhi he ruared.
tell them "a hte their jacket burtons
aud lie --- t0 them
Two days after the battle. sub.
Gent II friend id the general to ask II
he wished to withdraw his remarks
made In the heat " hattie and pfobn
bly, not considered He said that he
didn't. and nothing remained but for
me to challenge him. lie promptly
accepted mud while ! was only slightly
wounded he was laid NJ for ninety
days. OF co'se the news got to head
quarters. and was ordered To report
there and Informed that II ] went on
wedding out Confederate officers the
wah would have to come tu a close. 1t
was Il hint for me 60 hold up. sub.
aud took 1t as such and passed two
or three occasions by when my honoh
really demanded action | was hold
Ing on to myself subj when we faced
the enemy afsecOnd Manassas. was
ordered to take n certain position with
my regiment Amid the smoke and
crash and uprOar | misunderstood the
order and marched one mile TO the rear
OF the dring line 10 cover the baggage
wagons. We were standing in line In
the most gallant manner. ready To- hghi
and drive back whole division. when
my corps commander came riding ult
and wanted to know whether we were
hghtlng the Confederacy OF tile Union.
| saluted him. sub. bat at the same
time | challenged him. and two days
later ha was laid up FOR the rest of thu
wal.
Shirt Tail Cariosture Causes q Death.
There was n case, sub that telt
"A bil sorry about although ! have
been told that uo blame can attach to
me | had Captain Primrose of my
regiment on picket guard one night
and was sleeping like lamb when he
let the rneniy surprise him and the
camp 80 suddenly did they come IL
on Us TINT / was obliged 10 leave mt
tent witt notEing but q niehtshirt On
aud ram for two miles in that c0nd
tiun
Captain Primrose was cleared 10y .
court martial rur which wat not
sorry. as he was brilliant young of
| hrer and was suffering with tooth
ache thst night He should have stop
ped then and been well satisfied hui
| he didn't on the contrary. being
something or an artist he drew aud
| circulated about q plDiur ~ NY mid
| night higtt igad. suh Il was true
TO life true even to the very buttons
on the shirt and the waving tai
| thereof,
| Gould Colonel Bunker pass " over
sun? He could not There were
Times when retired befo' the enemy
bnt always III uniform and lool,in.
FOR n place 70 mdte IT new stand, hu;
This nightshlri picture wos too much
TOO much had 10 cali the captaio
out aud pat q foot Of cold stcei
through one ot his lungs, aud he did
not live 10 see the end OF theswah
Sorry, sub very sorry. hut We went
In 10 mRiutGin honoh and discipline
80. 4 90 1. A. AZ
some would fan by the way side"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
Accommodating.

Scene: The BARRIERS shop in an Irish
village lpramatis personac: A polite
Engllshmaa 80 bald that he has only
Il little fringe OF hair near HE nape oe
his neck, and u very busy barber The
BARBER Next. The Englishman (sit'
ting IN the chair require my hair 10
be cut Shall remove my collar; The
Barber You need not An you can
keep your blooming hat on. too. If YOU
like. Sporting Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
The Walls % Jericho.

''Gve got a scheme" sud the mann
farturcr of automobile accessories 10
his partncr MY little hoy came home
last Sunday with story about II wall
IN town named Jericho being blown
down by q fellow with horn. Now
why not hant up this follow Joshua
/ think his name was and get him ~
sign testimonial that It was II morn
II our make tlial did the lrlckf III
We the biggest kind "r an ad. Tor us
Puck
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
March 2e In American HIstory.

1916 Grnernl Zachary Taylor adv0nc
ed the uniled States army 10 the
slo tirande and was attacked bg
MeGicuns
1910 David lusiah brewer associate
Justice ~ Omitted States supreme
coun died IN Washington; borD
1881
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
Tho Girl and the Hat.

IT'S tdnny about the hats the wo-
mru wcGr We've got a girl stenog
rapher quite u pretty girl. Hut after
she gets hrr ugly hat on never know
her when meet her ia the street"
Then why meet herr Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
COL. BUNKER, sun.
Armys HOtspur on Several Fields
OF Honor.
Duels BROUGHT ON BY WAR
psrssstsry Remarks by sfsthsr OH.
Ssrs Csllsd For Hspsattd Sstlsfao.
Z tsH~-f Picture Of coiensi Fisslhs In
nishts Caused a Dssth.
BY NJ QUAD.

BY N. QUAD
tcopyrisht. 1910 by Associated Literary
pTsksl
UM I was the wah. sub. that revived
the decaylng code of honor in
the south said Colonel Bunker
as he drained the last of his
cocktail Public opinion had set In
against il when tie wah broke Out
10 restore IT, aud of cose had my
share of adventures. and | began early.
] was drilling my regiment one day,
long enough before We had gone to
the front. when Il majah belonging to
another regiment in the brigade came
up t0 me to ask:
'.Colonel Bunker In leading your
regiment into action what remarI,
shall you make as you draw your
sword and take the head or your rc2i
mentY
" There is only one remark | can
make, sub, replied. 1 shall wave
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28

to Columbus for this meeting In about
two weeks The commiuee In charge
~ J. s. Kilbury y. Hoberman and
~ irhrockmorton.
.G.----AA.ll--4ft ,i iit -ttivu 4 +
The ffdmc Guards met IN their hfiI
last evening and after iodge rneetios
was over a dance vas given and
Refreshments served.
About twenty five couples were
present and danced TIL midnight.
Dowler's orchestra furnished the
music.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

0From noop today Io noon tomorrow
Sun SETS 6;l8. rises 54i; moon rises
= 80 a m: a m. eastern time. plan
cts Venus and saturn 10 conjunction
Venus being "a degrees north OF Sat
urn; seen early very near for several
evenings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28

"Mothcr. the baby Is having a iit"
"Jusi na I'm dealing" complained
Mrs. Waite Tfumps "Why couldn't
she have waited until wss dgmmyi'
Washington Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28

fi.oIrrAIE PRIMROSE cAHcA1uHfs COLONEL
BUNKEh's fLidHL
MY sword three timei around my head
aud exclaim. Follow me. gallant
~ boys.''
:. r.1hen yOH viii he wrong. colonel
onha.s said You should wave yoursword
IS four rImes befo saying anything al
=. :" Three times, sub
irfH' '3fajhhr 7'a
- s...'tuur times, colonel ana you should
eieIaim.p"io victory or DEATH
:" 'SiAjah,fiio,i{ insult my intellj
seneei
,v,,,c';; .colonel, you are an obstina te man"
;7-..,,a Welt there 1t was, sub there II
fyWss. ssid the colonel. Y9.a
~ seRt the in6iah Il hallenge within
70 an hour. aud Hest morning We met on
fiie field and / Disabled him FOR three
nltiiths tool, no pride III 'hal, but
Whit pleased me was "a have the
maj.fh declare that he had been wrong
and | had been right From thence
on. Ia my brigade whenever we went
into action IL was rhlrc waves or the
sword and the wordB had given out.
II f"My nest due. sah. was with the
colonel NJ the F0ultocnth. We were
on the march ana my regiment had
Jagged behind The men had tender
feet and | was g0ing light On them.
That night In camp the colonel turned
10 me and asked:
q. Colonel Bunker de- you couat on
"A. IA
sr3aidaus for soldiers IN ride n;'
- .'No sub, says |. hut what do
sxfount ON Is litlle private talk with
yo,t IN the ma wnng
sa{ Adnoni shed to Restrain His Ardor.
n ''f,o yOn see. sub do You seef No
sArainent about II. just swept him
wright ON his feet and had him on the
sIip Ia no. time. He had 10 accept my
gyOrds as u challenge. and he did 50.
xiie, selected pistols, and. while his hui.
let srazrd me mine hr0k- his right
Aafm. Befo leaving the field he asked
sfhe hOnah Gf shaking left hands with
Anle 8Nlce man. and | WIS sorry for
him was callcd befo' the hrgader
general next day aud giScn u hint Ia
II again.
"aIy third duel was with Captain
ClyIner lie commanded one of the
sponipanies IN my regiment In drill
ing his company he made usc of score.
.pf oaths not found In llurder's tac
tics He had seven preachers In lii
company aud when they complained
20 me | called the captain up and ank
ed him whore tacrici he was using
He replied that it WIS any taciics Il
beat the enemy / had 10 admonsl
him That the confederacy WIS putting
its tInst in prov ideDHe ana he turned
to me with.
"Colonel Bunker. win you waive the
pdiffefenoe In ranl,f"
'Cheerfullt sub -cheerrully was
my reply
II could have done nothing else un
der the circumstapcen He was hoI
DIo0ded man and wanted night
CODED him with d bulet ia the hip
and be srazed my skuil II was It
e.fe Tor him. sui When he got wei
No came back IA his company. and
fn,tn thence on no one ever heard
nim sneaE Whsa he wanted to hf
would lust stand and Jump up ant
down
"Afind YOU sub | was not hunting
Tor trouble, aud | was not called thil
Skinned Things came along withon
any help from Toe. Al the battle o
nAmletam my regiment held the cen
ter ana We were supported by tw'
nsldDiecsH When the climax CAM
the,s suns were silent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
Self Restraint.

Some mems idea Of severe
dieting is only one piece of pie
before going to bed Ohio state
! Journal
80 .sss@;s.ast.G.pee.s..nfa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28

The hearing on the matter Of sell
ing the real estate or James Noblei
deceased has been continued TO Ma,
I, In the probate court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-28
This young foxhounj will make au
excellent playthIng for NY buys

Mrs Harry Hoch underwent an
operation at her home on Senate
street Yesterday She Is reported some
What improved today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
SOUTH PRONG.

South Prong, Oct. - .-- Rev. Kuy
ment at this place Sunday
A rain fell here Saturday mornini
followed by a norther and light frost
Mr.. Earle Burgess of Forreston
attended Sunday school and preach
ing at this place Sunday morning.
Several from here attended the
Fair last week.
Miss Leona Vantreese spent Sun
day with Miss Mamie Moses.
While coming from town Sunday
morning Mr.. T. f. Wheatley's horse
became frightened, turning over the
buggy. throwing his arm out OF
place at the elbow with few othei
slight bruises.
Miss Nellie Cox Of Nash attended
services here Sunday night.
Miss Mary Willie Holland was tn
guest of Misses Ethel and Ona Aday
Sunday.
There will be a box supper az
South Prong school house Saturday
night. October 2S Everybody invite !
to attend. An address will be dellV-
cred by County superintendent Graz
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
BOYCE.

Boyce, Oct. 23.-We are now en-
joying very pleasant fall weather
and 1t is quite nice after such long
hot summer
Our school has now been open
two weeks and is progressing very
nicely.
A great many of our people at
tended the Fair at Dallas last week
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Burforu
went to Greenyille yesterday to
spend several days with Mrs. Bur
ford's parents
Miss Maggie Harlan spent severa,
days with friends at Miller Station
last week
Mr., Clyde Witherspoon. who was
married In Paris last Wednesday, re
turned home with his bride yestai
! day. after few days stay in Calves
| ton.
The Priscilla Club met with Mr.
Ella Wilson last Wednesday afte
noon and is to meet with Mrs. Pa,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
~'utus tutrit

smths Chapel O.t aa U.aH
of this community H very good a'
this oritIue
We have been having some coii
weather Jack Frost made bite first
appearance at This place this fall
MI r "a Pond and family went
to MI laleys sunday
Mr. W Sink made n business
trip 20 Dallas Mrs Sink went to
Blooming Grove Sunday afternoon
Mr. b + Cass went 10 the Dallas
Fair Saturday
Mrs Berry and her two uieces
Ruth and Roslind Cass and Minnie
Smith took a walk across the cree>
and took some kodak pictures
Miss Lula Adkisson spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Anna Moore
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now ,Ri,

Howard. Oct "a Jack FroH tis-
tied us Saturday night and painted
everything white
Mrs John King. who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever is re-
ported as doing nicely
Mr. Roland pouiter. who has been
limping around on a sprained ankle
for quite while, is able 10 walk
again
Fair going seems to be the order
OF the day
Miss Pearl Smith spent SUNDAY
with Miss Blanche Shaw
Our school is progressing nicely
with Mr. Frank Rogers and Miss La
cy Satterfield as teachers
Quite few of the farmers are
through picking cotton.
Mrs. r II Harrison began her
music class last Tuesday and has
quite a number OF pupils
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
TURNER'S CHAPEL.

Turner's Chapel, Oct 23-The
people OF this section are most thru
gathering their cotton crop
Very little grain is being sown
on account of so little moisture in
the ground
Several have SOLD with intentions
of buying land in the eastern part
of the state
Dr. A. Nowlin has sold his fine
ranch and farm and moved to Aus
tin to practice medicine
Mrs. Sallie Blondell is spending
the fall with her daughter in Cole
man county.
Mrs. Leona Green of Comanche,
0kla., is visiting Mr.. Leroy Penning-
tons family.
Mr.. John Pennington sold his
crop interest here and moved south
| OF Milford.
Mrs. Lee Corbin Is recovering fror
a serious Illness. We sympathize wit
them In the loss of their younge
babe.
Mr.. Lawrence Honeycutt Is Wis
ing his parents near here after
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
OAK.

Oak. ct 23.-Health is very COCO
at present, with the exception OF
Grandpa Higgins who has been very
Ill the past week
Mrs. Laura Morris has been ON
the sick list
Jack Frost came Sunday morning
and bit the cotton leaves in our vi
cinity
Mr. and Mrs Steel have gone to
California
w. s. and G. c. Buckner have Just
returned from a visit from East Tex.
as and report a good time and like
there fine.
T. c. Williams lost ring of KEYS
and patent fastener to hold them on
a belt between Oak and Waxahachle
or at Waxahachie. He win pay a lib
eral reward for the keys.
Rev Winn preached for us Sun
day. Singing in the evening was
good.
l.. j. Hinkle had runaway this
morning. Tore up the wagon some
but no serious damage.
Mr. John Wilmoth of near Gle
burne spent few days with his boy
and friends here last week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
ONWARD.

Onward Oct. 23-We had nice
shower of rain Saturday morning
Mr.. w. j. Pollock and two little
daughters. Pearl and Lizzie, SON
Davie, and wife went to Dallas FRI
day in their auto.
Mr.. Clarence King and wife are
the happy parents of boy
Mrs. Vance has moved to her ne"
home one mile north of Cedar Hll'.
Ida Buxton visited Selma Stimson
Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Rust and family from
Dallas is visiting his brother, EN-
NETT Rust, of Onward.
Lorene Allen and Veta Raines
visited Fay Hayes Sunday.
Aulga Venerable from Midlothian
attended Sunday school at Onward
Sunday.
Porter King has been visiting rel
atives near Onward
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28

to school 81 Denton nas SUNDAY
visitor at her bone
Mt snd Nts Arbat Sis and Nis,
Oma Ben Hett shopping h Wa8aha
chic Cast week
Eeceeft Gaodloe. who ia Boo schofi
Or frnHf visited home ialhs san
ta-
Miss Jessje Douglass commenced
her music class last Monday morn
iHg. the i6th She has splendid
class and is expecting at increase Pa
same when free school begins
Free school win begin next Mon.
day All parents should have theif
children ready SO that they can
start in the first day
Most everybody saw the airship
as it passed over our town last
Thursday The letters. YIN Fz"
were easily read
good many went up to the Fair
Monday.
Chapman Brown and willard VII
son. who are going to school at
Speers, visited at home Sunday.
Miss Myrtle torrance visited home
folks Sunday
Miss Laura Chapman spent Fri
day night with Miss Oma Bell
Miss Grace torrance spent Sunday
night with Mrs. c. r. Medlen.
a Mr., VIII Bracken, who is In school
out west, visited at home Sunday.
Misses Susie Haynes and Myrtle
Torrance spent Sunday at Mrs Tom
Sullivan's.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
SOUTH PRONG.

South Prong, Oct 26.-There was
preaching at the church Sunday
There was a good attendance
The ladies Of the b. Y. p. T.. met
Sunday evening. Mrs Lee from Wax
ahachie made a talk that was en-.
joyed by all present
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Bowlin is~quite sick again We are
glad to know that the people Of
South Prong were kind enough 10
help Mr. Bowlin to get his cotton
out 80 his wife could leave for Dial
las for her health,
Mrs A e Richards is also on the
sick list.
The farmers are about through
gathering their cotton.
Our school will start Monday.
There will be a box supper ar
South Prong Saturday night, October
2Sth. for the benefit of the schooH.
Everybody is invited to come and
bring wel-filled boxes.
/ Misses Eula McKoy, Della Null
/ and Otto Phelps attended the unto'
at this place Sunday night.
Miss Mary While Holland visite
Miss Ethel and Ona Aday sunday
/ Mr.. Wilmer Davis attended
h Dallas Fair one day last week
It We are sorry TO learn that a
Harville will have to leave us sc
T. to go to her school We hope he
In success.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28

WaXshachie
One day last weeR one of Nf
Pete Cprry's little girls got son,
cotton seed In her car aud ne had %
take her 10 Waxahachic to have then
taken out
Mrs iIoueycutt was visiting Mr.
Roddie one day last week
Mrs Minnie TidveI is slck at th,s
writing
Several went TO the Dallas Far
Saturday from Plainview.
Misses Melia and Lizzie Miles anc
Lorena, Lucille and Gladys Tidwell
we're visiting Mrs Honeycutt SUNDAY
evening
Mrs. Beckner, Ora Morris aa1
Mrs. Pearl Hale were visiting Mrs.
Miles Sunday evening
Mr. Ira James was visiting Mack
and Jessie Miles Sunday
Rev. Joe King preached at Plain
view Sunday night.
We had very good rain Saturday
morning and frost enough to kill The
cotton Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs Patterson from Gray
son county are visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Tidwell for few days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
RED OAK.

Red Oak, Oct. 23.-We are hav-
ing some very cold weather. We had
a large frost Saturday night, also
some ice,
Rev. Browning filled his regular
appointment at the Methodis-
church Sunday and Sunday night.
Miss Callie Pratt, who is attend
ing the school at Cleburne, visited
home folks Sunday.
Carl Medlen and Roderick Morton
we're visitors to the Fair Saturday
Mrs. Billie Bell and daughter
Miss Irene, were shopping in Ian
caster Thursday.
Miss Tennie Wilson, who is going
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
PLAINVTEW.

Plainview. Oct. 24,-Mr Sidney
Tidwejl started to Waxahachie with
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie Petty
He met an automobile and the horse
became frightened and ran BACK
wards into the ditch, turned the bug
gy over and threw Mrs. Petty ana
baby out. The buggy was torn VI
but no one was hurt. Prof. Alderdice
took Mrs. Petty and the baby =
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-12

RAISE CHICKENs-Minor & Co
have made arrangements to dispose
of all the poultry you can raise, at
Portland prices less cost of hand
ling.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-12

Highest cash prices paid for
hides, pelts and furs. See Morrow
Warehouse Milling Co. If.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-12

Gram Of any description taker
in exchange for Waitsburg and
Idaho flour. Call on Phill Cobn.
Our large line Of carpet samples
will enable you to buy the best
carpets at home; shown at Cases
Furniture Store.
Nick WiIlingham, Of Eagle
Valley, visited at the home Of his
mother, Mrs, Howard few days
the past week, departing for home
on Monday. He is loca ted on a
small farm over there and likes the
country well.
W. T. Campbell visited Heppner
on Tuesday and is greatly rejoiced
over the splendid crop conditions
His summerfallow grain is up and
growing tine, and the same thing
can be said with reference to that
of many OF his neighbors.
Bargains in s. G. Rhode Island
Reds. 1911 Breeding Pens for
sale to make room for new stock
All prize winning stock. Call OF
write
L. w. BRIGGS,
If. Heppner, Or.
Rev. Maynard r Thompson
closed his work with the Christian
church in Heppner on Sunday, and
with his family departed for their
new field of labor on Tuesday
morning. They will visit at Port
land during the week, going to La
Grande on Saturday.
M. S. Maxwell, formerly of this
county, but now residing in Doug
las county on a small fruit farm
near Roseburg, is here looking after
business interests. Much of the
fruit crop down his way is very
short this season. He is glad to
uote the fine outlook in Morrow
County.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-12

F. NJ. Rounds, sheepmar of Hamil-
toh. was business visitor at Heppner
this week
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-12

J. S. Potter i here from his home in
Nevada, where he IL interested in min
my.