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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-29
Trustees Sale.

=. .Wbeesna- Mark Csrdrey' xud May. Eiha.
beth Cordfry. husband and wife. by their
certain Died of Trust. dated the 9th dav Ut
CRtubrr. SfNc cen huudtcd mud four ,liq0it
aud Hied Tor record. In the otire of tho isp.
rofutr ~ Deeds Tor ioit county. " issouri, on
thc Nth dHN OF D'rcmlWr, Iipt. and recorded
in thc p cords ui The office ~ said krcnf,irr
thereoi. conveyed to tnc Undersigned tius
tee, ~ trust to secure the payment of Tia.
note III said Trust Deed dc>rriu,d, due Octu.
her o. 1'Ti. the following described real eS.
tatu' situate ~ ltult county, MISSOURI. tO-wIt;
The Nuith East Eourt ~. T. al Of III,
south East quarter T.. Il ot sprtLr, Mum.
bcr Twenty 20. III IowhNhip Number tiity
nine lnl, of Range Numtcr Thirty seven
l3Il nnd. whereas, the said note dcsct ibud In
said Trust Deed. aud the interest thereon, L.
auc. and unpaid: ana. whereas. the legal
h, ldcr and tssigrcc ~ sai,i noic has request .
I'd me to execute the power vested In mo b
said Deed of Trust to sell said real estate,
aud ont ~ the pf,Nec,is ~ said safe pay the
costs of executing til = Trust, aud the indcJa.
cdncss secured 10y said Deed " Trust. there
fore. III compliance with said request. and In
r,us;cr In said trust Deed, I will sell said
rcnl estate, u, pubic venduc, 10 the highest
bidder fbr cash on
MONDAY. JANUARY -, ipi..
I the North front dOor W the court Ilousp,
In che city ~ Orvon In Holt county. Mis-
sour. hctwtcn tue hours OF nine u'c ck an
IN forenoon aud four o'clock IN the after.
laon 81 that day. Tor the .purDoscs " paying,
with lc proceeds thereof, the debt expressed
In said Trust Deed aud THE expenses of exc.
cutting said trust, as In said Trust Deed .pro-
vided. DANIEL IktttMAN
Trustee.
This Dcccmbcr g., ipii.
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Sherih's Sale.

iiv virtue aud au,huil:y ~ u special FN"-
,u,ion, issued fioip The oiil,'u ~ the Ct"tk III
,,, n," ,"",, 81 ,1, n"' , M 1913
said Court, aud 10 the directed IN favor oi
StHiruf Nis>nurArN rel tull.rtur of Rcycuu,
". T"arr, aud AGAINST j, W: kr"id-r,
title. Interest and claim ~ the said 4 "
kr id"r III. inn,ri ~ the following dr>rribcu
real estate, to wit;
to Acres <Wi ot >WI. ~ Srtlon -. Town
shIpGi Range ~
An lying aud icing H. the said County. aud
~ ate of Missouri. mud ! VIII, on WEDNE-
lpi:. b"iw,cn the hours ~ nine orlnL In III,
forenoon. and tive Uriork In the afternoon III
that duv. NJ the Court House door, IN III,
sell he same, or 81 much thereof ~ may be
r,sluirc,l. NJ Public v"nduc. To- the highest
bidder for cash IN hand. lsulJ,rt u all prior
licu> aud judvncnts.l to satisfy said cNrru.
ton aud ,,bstS A. ". NcScITS.
sheriff u Holt County. Missouri.
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SheriH's Sale.

By virtue aud authority Of u special rNeru-
tioii. issued from the office VI the Clerk of
the Cir'uit Court ~ H0it C0unty, Missouri.
rctnrnable at the January Term, 1912, VI said
Court, aud tn me directed In favor ~ state nf
Missouri FIX Rel Collector Of Revenue, H. =.
land. ! have levied upon and seized all the
right, title, Interest aud calm Of the said j
W, Mann and i.re ROLAND. ot, In aud 10 the
Acre, Fractional North HIATT ~ North East
One Fourth, OF section -, Township ~
Range Forty, Alltying uhd being IN the said
County, aud STATE ~ Missouri. and will, on
Wednesday, the ard day OF January, 4, D.,
1919. bet wern the hours ~ nine G'clMk In the
forenoon, and five o'clock In the afternoon III
City Of Oregon, County ~ Holt, aforesaid.
self the same, or ~ much thereof rs may bC
required, NJ Public vendue, to the highest
liens aud Judgements TO satisfy said eNccu-
tiOn and costs, A. u. McNuLTf,
sheriff ~ Holt Ceunty, Missouri.
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0heriHs Sale.

by virtue and authority of u special cSecu.
Circuit Court Of Holt County, Missouri. ~.
turnablc at the January Term, 1872. Of said
Court, and Ia me directed In favor Of state
Tearc. and against Frank q. wrotirn. I have
levied upon aud seized all the right. title.
interest aud claim ~ the sal Fr ,nk 4 Wrot.
ten, of. In aud to the following drsc'ib Il
Real Estate. to-witj ~ Acres NEi, ~ SWt,
~ SEE. ~. Twp ~. Rance ~. All lyiug and
being In he said County, and state ~ Mis-
sourl and viii, on Wcdn, sday. the 3rd day
~ January, tli. between the hours ~ nine
O'Clock In the h,r,noun, aud Nv. orlrrk IN
the afternoon ~ that day nj the Court House
door, ~ the CITY ~ oregon, County ~ Holt
Aforesaid, sell tn" III ~. or 81 murh thereof
~ may h. required, at ruhli" N"ndur. tu Ia"
highest bidder forrash In hand, tsuhi,ci ~
MI priur Hens nnd Judgments To satisfy said
~ T'utivn aud 'T,>t~, \ w. NrNtITN,
sheriff ~ Holt County, Missouri.
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Or II. B. ALLEN,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Both Phones No. SO.
OREGON. MO.
Notice OF Meeting.

Notice l. hereby given that u meet .
inv of the shareholders Of The Oregon
lnierurban Hallway Company viii bt
held AT the rompany's office IN the
Moore building IN the city OF Ore
gon. Mo-. for the object ef clcciinp
nine directors. IN Monday, January x
loi2, At oo'rlock II. N. and continued
during NJ ieas, three hours, unlcs,
the object for which said meeting |.
called Is accomplished sooner.
Dated NJ Oregon, Mo. this Dec, ~,
1911. u. +. MoRGAN, President.
l.. |. MOORE, Secretary.
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Notice OF Stockholders Meet.
inq, Bank OF Forbes.

Notice Is hereby given, that II meet
ing ~ the stockholders Of The Bank
Of Forbes, will be held IN the direc.
tors room Al said bank, ON the 9Th
day Of January, A, d., 1912, II being
Monday II the week, and commenc-
Ing al u. m. the purpose and object
of which meet ing Is the election of
tive directors for said bank for the
ensuing year
liy order of the Hoard.
J. \. WILLIAMS, SECRETARY.
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Order Of Publication.

STATE ~ MIssouRl.a , 90.
IT, Ss1s SSsl js Il ms f fS%%'L sts
Mauis To~ell. pl.,n,in.
Frank J. pUwc,t, Defendant g..
At this Sthdsy u .Npvc ql'cr, A D., 1911,
the undersigned Cicrk In Naratin, ~ SAID
o, H". , nm , ,S ncr i,s .,n a1,E;s "s
resident oi the state Of Missouri and canno,
le sunm9ned In this action by the ordinary
pfOGcss NJ law
,whsreppon II Is ordered ny the said Clerk,
against linn in this C6n't BY P"iiiion. the Oh.
Ssi nv To- b. aiSpcs ,r ,a
ct matriinOny cont ractcd with said Defend
ant on the third day of November. iicl III
W. My ana mn MUM" wv, yy, or n ~ ano s
And that unless the said Defendant. Frank
j. Powell be md appear nv this Court. ut the
next term thereof to be bcgun aud holden AT
.hs Court ,, HOUSE FL tnc Sy 81 0rcs"n, ~
aud on the 8rst day Of said term answer or
plead TO Plaintiffs Petition In this cause. the
s"s ssnssr I'd ana judy
Aud II Is further ordered. that u copy here
Of be- published, according To law. IN THE
Holt COUNTY sENTiN.i1 weekly newspaper
four successive weeks. the last insertion
thereof to he mt less than four weeks before
the LIST day OF January. tal2 -
EA. DuNHAM.
Circuit Clerk.
STATE OF MlSsorRL,.
County u Holt,
Certificate to true copy.
I. Y. A. Durham, Clerk OF the Nircuit Court
Within and for tho touaty of Holt aud state
% Missouri, do hereby certify that the ahOve
and foregoing II q true copy ~ the original
Order Of Publication. In the above entitled
cause. Ms fully rs the same appears % record
In my ohirc.
said Court Done 81 ONCE In
lSrA, the city ~ Oregon. this eth day
l'Sh" Of November. 1911. -
49, n. a. DCNHAM.
Circuit Clerk.
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sheriifs Sale in Partition.

Gertrude =. Raiser. formerly Gertrude
Evans, and Peter Raiser,
w.
David Tiptou, Elmer Upton aud Ivy Shut,
In the Circuit Court 81 Holt County, Mis-
souri,
ny virtue and authority Of u decree and
order ~ sale made ny the said Court, In the
above entitled cause, and u u certified copy
delivered October 3rd, 1911, by the Clerk of
said Court. will, on MEDN ESDAN, THE
aRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1912. between the
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day, Mt the
North front door Of tho Court iiOi ~, IN the
CITY Of Oregon In Holt County, Missouri. sell
at public VENUE To the highest bidder, the
following described real estate. via
Eighty seven go acres IN n parallel strip
ON the West Side Of he Southwest Quarter ~
section Seventeen 40. Township Fifiy-nine
go, Of Range Thirty seven Gi,l, situate, lying
aud bcing IN Holt County, Missouri,
Terms OF sale a. follows, yizt Cash ~ hand.
A. u. MrNtLTN.
sheriff.
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A CURE FOR CARE,

no not worry; trust instead!"
That IL what the Master said.
And II cannot be denied
That his teaching, when applied.
Proves a sovereign cure for care.
Lightens brudens anywhere.
Heather men who never heard
or the Masters restful word
May be pitied II they let
Anxious thoughts their spirits fret
But disciples all may learn
OF the Master to discern,
That, while God doth reign above,
Providence means watchful love.
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"KIDDIES SIX"

Anyone Wishing Il book Of N lddies
Six" by win NJ. Maupin, can have
same by leaving their order with
Whit Maupin, at this Office. Deliv-
cred to any part of the city. Price,
$l.m. Both phones, ...n...
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Baptist Church.
Christian Church, Forest City.

Elder Fred u, Augustine, Pastor.
sunday schoOl At 10 u. ~,
Preaching on the Hr,, and third SundaysOf
each month. morning and evening.
Al cordially invited to attend thesr serv.
lees,
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday as follows;
SUNDAY school Mt s;&s ~ IN.
Preaching service at u ~ m.
Junior League ut ~. m.
EpSortb League at 40 D. m.
Preaching service ut 500 y. N.
Prayer meeting each Thursday at 8 90 D N.
Son are cordially invited Ia attend alt
these services l.. q. POWELL.
I'astnr
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Presbyterian Church. Woodville.

KrN, 7, IT, KOl"ri>, Pns'or.
Preaching the second aud fourth sunday,
~ each month. sabbath school each sunday
NJ ~ u. ~,
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Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath scl,.ol NJ $50 every sabbath

sabbath scls.oi ut $50 every sabbath.
Up. \. G. y. NJ 6;O y. Ia.
Prayer Service Thursday evening A. 40
D. m.
Preaching every sabbath ~ u u. N. a'd
soy. m.
Everybody cordially invited To attend tie
above services
n the pastor can help you, please call Tor
his services,
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We are now prepared to kill and
dress your hogs In any style and In
any quantity. Y. q. FRYE 4 Sons.
Rev. Selig and wife. of Grant
City, enjoyed their Christmas with
Mrs, SIS parents, G. w. Cummins and
wife. ~ =,
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Saturday, December 80, l9ll.
Notice.

No'humti ng or trespassing allowed
on my premises. John STONE.
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Prcsbyterian Church. New Point.

i'rrarhing the hrsi and third sundays of
each munth, sabbath scirpl each sunday nj
~ a ~,
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Telephone Meeting.

The Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company will hold their annual cleo
lion at the Citizens Bank from |
O'Clock p. M, to- O'Clock p. m, ON
Saturday, December 80, l8ll.
for HE purpose of electing IA presi.
dent, vice-president, treasurer and
secretary and one director.
Hy order Of the BOARD.
,.t al, T.. u, WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-07-14

For sumner diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil and speedy cure is GER
tain. For SALE by Friday Harbor
Drug Co.
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ORCAS

MIR. Jas. Gore is a little improved
this week.
Miss C. Hammond is the guest Of
Miss Cecil Sanders.
Mr.. S. j. Kepler will be shipping
his crop Of cherries next week.
Mr.. R. Curry. with the Crescent
is back in Orcas for few days.
Mr.. Mawdsley was pruning Mr.
A. R. Graves orchard the last week
The baseball boys intend giving
dance in the w. /. l. hall Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Drinkle were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter, Of
Orcas, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mawdsley entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Drinkle and Mrs
and Mrs. Peter SUNDAY afternoon.
Mr.. A. R. Graves has fine show
ing of Rhode Island Reds ranging
from some months old to ones just
Matched. MIR. Graves has had great
success with his incubators.
C. F. McLennan is doing a fine
business in strawberries lately and
he certainly has the goods, the larg-
est fruit and finest to be seen any
where.
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friday narbOr Is Alright

Editor Islander: In answer to
inquiry nothing is the matter with
Friday Harbor. Seattle being our
largest city on Puget Sound, and
business is dull there at present. il
must be expected.to have some i'm
preston on Friday Harbor as it is
small town and accessory to Sc
attic. l say show me town on
Puget Sound, even some larger that
is as good. There is nothing the
matter with Friday Harbor for it is
supported by thrifty farming com
munity and today, July 10th for
farmers produce the prices are: for
eggs Is cents a dozen; butter Is
cents pound. potatoes $50 a ton;
oats IS ton; wheat 80 a ton;
chickens IA to Is cents per pound;
veal 10 to IL cents; COWS from $50
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DOLPHIN BAY

Mr.. Redmeyer, of Bow, is visiting
at the Engleson home.
Mr.. Stocker returned home last
Saturday from Tacoma.
Mrs. E. M. Bourland. Of Deer
Harbor is visiting here with rela-
tives.
Carl BOSNIAN and Dan Hearty
have gone to Waldron for a week
for salmon.
Mr.. and j. d. Moore was the
guest Of Carl BOSNIAN and Dan
Hearty Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Iotte and
daughter Edna were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen and children
Sunday.
Mr.. T. C. Engleson returned home
last Thursday from Duluth, MINI.
where he has been visiting relatives
for the past month.
Mr.. Fred Krumdiack and daugh-
ter, Emma and sons. Will, Henry,
Fred and Ernest were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones at
dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Kolkow returned home Tues
day from Oregon where he has taken
up homestead. He will leave for
there again Friday and his family
will soon follow.
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DOE BAY

The campers seem to be having a
good time. Doe Bay is gaining fast
as an ideal spot for camping.
Oscar Viereck captured some fine
spring salmon with troll during his
Fourth of July holiday.
It is generally reported by our
ranchers that the fruit crop Of this
year will be below the average.
Mrs. Dana gave a dance to the
young folk on Monday night. The
music was excellent and all had a
good time.
The Social club is giving Box
social and dance on Saturday, July
%. The proceeds are for the piano
fund. Everybody invited.
The county. Sheriff and two depu-
ties took a trip along the north
shore last week. An occasional
scou ting tour like that will soon
have good results.
On Thursday last the Game Pro-
lection club held the monthly meet
ing. 1t was decided to provide the
members with mo Hunting Signs
| to be posted for the coming fall.
Yes Sir, we had a grand time on
Fourtl of July. Doe Bay turned
out en-masse to a dandy picnic lunch,
| foot racing and other sports passed
the afternoon in the most pleasant
way. What lovely day. In the
evening very enjoyable dance was
held in the Social hall.
Mrs. Patton, Major Patton and
family are now at their island home
Mrs. Patton has SO far recovered
from her. severe illness to be able
to travel this far. We feel confidenI
that the quiet and rest she can gel
here will do her more good thar
anything else. Everybody was de
lighted to see her here again.
There is a talk Of forming q Doe
Bay Improvement club. Work ha.
commenced in clearing a fine p;cni,
park near the hall. marine drive
ways along the shores have been pro
posed. A ball ground. and swim
! ing tank can be fixed without much
outlay. But first Of all lets have {
good hotel for visitors the rest i.
easy.
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leland
pop. 1860
OLGA

Clyde Dana. of Seattle. was an
Olga visitor this week.
Miss Alice Robertson, of Seattle, is
a guest at the Robertson home.
J.. S. Shockey, Of Seattle, was
here for a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Bryan have a
little son, born on the 30th inst.
Miss Clark, of Seattle, is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheever at Beach
Farm. -
Mrs. Geo. L. Reynolds and daugh-
ter, of Vancouver, are guests at the
Olga Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Reese, of Illinois, are
guests of Mrs. A. M. Hadley at
"Driftwood".
Mrs. Schulz and family are again
at Walkalla lodge after an extended
eastern trip.
Albert Van SAINT has returned
home after a long visit with relatives
in Seattle.
E. G. Griggs and family, of Bell
ingham, were Fourth of July guests
at the Olga Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Cline, of Sunnyside,
WASH. are at their new summer
home at Prospect Point.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Easton and
daughters, Amy and Mary Easton
are at Deer Lodge for the month.
|, Mr.. Vanderveer, instructor of
physical culture at the Moscow, Ida
no. University, is a guest at the Olga
Inn.
Recent arrivals at the Olga Inn
are F. H. Rice, Seattle; George
Hubbard. Bellingham; R. Richards,
Seattle.
Judge and Mrs. Kellogg and DR.
and Mrs. T. M. Barlow, Of Belling-
ham, are at the y. cBride cottage for
two weeks outing.
Miss Cheever, sister OF the boss
of Beach Farm. will teach the Olga
school next term. The term will
open in September this year.
The Utopia brought about so ex-
cursionists to Olga Sunday. Among
those who came were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Darwin and Mr.. and Mrs "A.
M. Muir.
The steamer Electric brought a
party from Bellingham on Sunday.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. WEIGH,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Gamwell, and
Miss Gamwell, Mrs. 8. j: Fischer
and Glen Hyatt. They were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Easton.
The season at Olga has been un-
usually brisk for the first week in
July. The Olga Inn has been filled
to its capacity since July l. The
summer people fill the cottages,
mountain parties are made up daily,
the fishing is reported good at the
lakes and boating, bathing and clam
bakes provide plenty of recreation
and diversion.
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subscription to the Islander. which
you can use to help pay. the other
fellows steamboat fare to the Pot
latch.
L. B. Carter.
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WEST SOUND

Mrs. John Chase returned from
aOlympia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chase made a
business trip to Bellingham last
week.
w. E. Armstrong, of West Sound
Mill, is in Seattle on a business trip
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Wright, of Seattle, is
visiting relatives and friends here
(, this week.
+. L. Chase made business trip
to Seattle returning by way of Ana
cortes on Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Chase is at Elma
Wash. for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Curtis the well known insur.
ance man came over from the Har-
dor ON the Alzada on Tuesday.
The West Sound Mill resumed
work on Monday after weeks shut
down on account of the Fourth.
Mrs. A. L. Kempston. of Seattle
came ur last week to spend a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Church.
Mr.. Adams returned Monday afte,
IAN absence of several days, accom-
panied by his sister, who will resid.
asvith him for time.
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TO 100; good horses 5000 to 800
and there is a ready market at these
nriccs. We have the Biological
School here with "a students and
professors. Our taxes are light for
the town of Friday Harbor does not
owe dollar. Our county's bonded
indebtedness does not exceed $4,000,
and have been told that this is less
than any other county in the state.
I can show you dozen farmers ad-
Joining Friday Harbor that have
money to loan. Friday Harbor IS
like Missouri you have got to show
us where there is anything wrong
here.
A 7 Wright.
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Shingles Are Cheap

The lowest prices quoted fol
shingles in the past five years wa:
that on Monday when the price Of
stars went as low as $1.35 and the
clears at S1.75. This falling of
makes it absolutely impossible fol
the mills to sell at a profit and il
the low market continues for any
lenght of time it will mean the clos
ing down of all the shingles mills
Two weeks ago the price was of
somewhat, but has since fell lower.
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We had a nice crowd come in on

We had nice crowd come in on
the Utopia on Sunday BY the
excursion from Bellingham. A
regular and well advertised excur-
sion from Bellingham and Seattle to
view our beautiful islands would be
a good thing. One need not go far
from the islands to find out how
little is known of our beautiful Is
land county. What would some of
those poor sizzled and dried up
Fasteners give for some of our
island home spots, if they knew of
them.
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Orcas
1ras1 90. NJ.
EAST SOUND

Miss Drought has returned to her
nome here for the summer.
Miss Maud Head spent few day
at Friday Harbor last week.
Miss Hilda Davies is the guest OF
the Misses Langell for few days.
Mrs. G.. H. Baker made business
"trip to Seattle the forepart OF the
week.
Miss Nellie Gray, of the Bebling-
ham Normal, is the guest OF Mrs.
Donahue.
Mrs. Geo. Whitley and daughter.
Helen is spending few weeks with
her parents.
Miss Hazel Myers returned home
~on Wednesday to spend few weeks
with her mother.
Wesley Langell made business
trip to Friday Harbor the latter
part of last week.
Guy Allen who has been the guest
of Geo. Candy for the past few
weeks has left for Spokane.
W. Smith and family, of Belling-
-ham, are here for their annual
camp, the party consists of 10.
F. G. Head and W. H. Gafford
made business tI to Friday Har-
Dor the latter part of last week.
DR.. Haines and family, of Iowa,
are spending their summer vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Donahue.
Miss Esther Williams returned
from Bellingham Tuesday after
spending few days with her father.
Mrs. R. S. Peters, Of Seattle, is
spending the summer here. They
are OCCUPYING the residence of H. B.
Page.
The farmers in this. vicinity re-
port favorable crops, especially
abe hay as compared with former
years despite the unusually cold
spring.
Mrs. Geo. E. Candy returned to
her summer home the first of the
week having spent a few months
with friends in the eastern part of
,Ehe state.
Mrs. John Sutherland had the
misfortune to break her arm a few
days ago. At this writing we are
glad to learn that she is making
good progress.
Mrs. Harding Cow entertained
the St. Agnes Guild on Friday last.
DR.. L. A. Rudow and wife spent
the Fourth here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rudow.
On last Friday very enjoyable
e.dance was held by the Odd Fellows.
The attendance was small but as
the dances are to be given weekly
we anticipate larger numbers in the
future. 49,
The boys have become quite en-
-sthusiastic about baseball and have
been practicing quite a lot. The
first match held last week against
the Y. M. c. A. resulted in victory
for the latter Another game is to
BE played this week.
East. Sound celebrated the Fourth
S4of July in very patriotic manner.
he ladies and gentlemen of the
Grange were responsible for the pro-
gramme arrangement. The orches-
Ira under the direction of DR.. Judd
gave very creditable numbers which
were much enjoyed by the crowd
that assembled on the beach. DR..
-Halnes gave a most interesting adj
dress which included much sound
advice and encouragement to the
farmers Mr.. Ben Harrison officiated
las chairman for the day. After
National Airs were rendered by the
Sband, foot races were run which
completed the days programme.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-07-14

The Hospital is equipped with modern medi
cal appliances and will be ready for the recep
ton of patients abo ut the Ist of April
Persons taking rooms can be furnished, IT de-
sired. with special private nurses at reasonable
rates All applicants tor treatment at the Hos
pital will be required to pay one week S charges
in advance. No contagious diseases admitted.