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city yesterday and left in the after. noon for his home on important bud. ness He will return in few d.v. and remain until the snow flies He IS very enthusiastic over the moun. 'sin country and its unexceIed eli. mate
 Locking over Country.
 R. x. Mason and q. H. wald. bridge, both identified with the Ari. 1ona Power company, left yesterday TOT Jerome on an examination trip of 'helr interests and 10 look over the industrial situation. Mir. waldbridge comes from New York. and contem. plates remaining in this section for several weeks 10 personally familiar. ize himself with the general re.our. ees of the country.
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WHAT SAVED
 '""' TIE" HER LIFE
mrs. nlsrtin Tells About . PalnfuI Experience that migAt Have
 Ended Seri0usy.

Rivesviiis. W. va--Mrs. Dora Martin. in . letter from Rivesviiie. writes: Tor three years. suffered with wo- manly troubles. and had pains in my back and side. was nervous and could not sleep at night.
 The doctor could not help me. He said l would have to be operated on b. fore ! could get better. thought would try using Cardui.
 Now. I am entirely we'll.
 am sure Cardui saved my life. will never be without Cardui in my home. I recommend 1t to my friends. 1"
 For fifty years. Cardui has been re- iisving pain and distress caused by wo- manly trouble. It will surely help you.
 It goes to the spot--resches the trouble--rslieves the symptoms. and drives away the cause.
 If you suffer from any symptoms sf Vomanly trouble. take Cardui.
 Your druggist sells and recommends it Get . bottle from him today.
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SANTA FE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, by Howel Jones its Land Commissioner, filed in this office June 2s, 1910, its application. Serial No. 0il632, to enter under the provi- sions of the Act of Congress approved April 2i. 1904 (33 stats 2ll), the following described lands, viz:
 The East half of the Northwest quarter, and Lots one and two of the Northwest quarter of section ten: the North half of the Northeast quarter, East half of the Northwest quarter, and Lots one and two of the North west quarter of section ;hirtyfour, in township nineteen north, of range twelve and oBe.half east: The North east quarter of the Northwest quarter. West half of the Northwest quarter and the West half of the Southwest section twenty eight, the South half, and the West half of the Northwest quarter of section thirty four, the West half of the Southeast quarter of section twenty-seven. in township seventeen north. of range two west of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming advers- ly the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral char. se,er of the land. or for any other reason. 10 the disposal 10 applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the goth day of September. 1911.
 FRANK ". PARKER,
 Register.
 Aug. IG-(w)-5t.
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. o14s2s
United States Land office,


 Phoenix. Arizona, July 10, 1911.
 Notice is hereby given that F.. Block. whose Post office address is Prescott. Arizona. has made applied ton for patent to 5000 linear feet of the April shower and Christmas Gift, lode mining claims. survey No. 2ell, in Hassayampa Mining District. Yav- apai County, Arizona. Approximately See. 36 Twp. 19 F \. K. w. Un- surveyed. Prescott National Forest. Described as follows;
 Christmas Gift Lode, Beginning at cor. No. |. whence Y. :. l.. M. No. 2s27 brs. $. i2 deg l6 min. F.. l26.1 it.. Thence: V. ~ deg. 90 min. F.. 1900 fl. to cor No. 2. thence: :. 37 deg. g. min. F. GOO 1t. to cor No. 2. thence, <. v deg. go min. W. 1500 f,. to cor. No. 1, thence; N. 37 deg. 37 min. W. 600 fl. to cor. No. 1, tho place of beginning.
 April Shower Lode. Beginning at cor. No. I; whence r. $. l.. NJ. No. 9s21 brs. s.. l2 deg. l6 min. F.. 126.1 fl. Thence. s. 37 deg. 37 min. F.. coo fl. to cor. No. 2, thence s. 52 deg. 23 min. W. l5O0 ft. to cor. No. 2, thence: N. 3T deg. 3T min. W. 600 f.. to cor. No 4, thence N. 52 deg. 23 min. F.. 1900 fl. to cor. No. I, the place of beginning. Area 20.66i acres. less area in conflict with sur. No. 2s27. Empire lode 2.503 acres, and Friely lode l.004 acres, Net area Christmas Gift lode l7.s61 acres.
 Christmas Gift lode, area 20.5s6 acres, less area in conflict with sur. No. 2s2T. Middle lode 0999 acres, and Empire lode l.726 acres. Net area Christmas Gift lode l7-s6l acres.
 The location notices are recorded as follows: Christmas Gift lode, Book s4 of Mines. page 63l; April Shower lode. Book so of Mines, page 5ss Records of Yavapai County, Arizona This claim Is bounded on the Nortf by New Year lode ansurveyed. F. Block claimant, and V. s. Land or the East and South by sur. No. 2s27 Middle, Empire and friely lodes, sn' U. $. Land, and on the West by U s. Land.
 FRANK II. PARKER, Register. ! EsFsf t.ut Ann
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MINERAL REPLICATION No. oi5lss
United states Land Office,
 Phoenix, Arizona. August II. 1911,

United states Land Office.
 Phoenix, Arizona, August II, 1911. Notice is hereby given that John W. Dougherty, of San Diego. Califor. mia, by John ]. Hawkins, lis Attor. ney-in.faet, whose post office ad- dress is Prescott, Arizona, has made application for United States Pat ent for the Littk Copper No. 2. and Little Copper No. 2, Lode Mining Claims, Mineral Survey No 29l4. con. taining Gold and Copper, situate in the Hasaayampa Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona, covering 1000 feet, unsnrveyed, approximately in sections l ( 36. T. I2 4 l3 N., R. Ia w.. in Prescott National Forest, and more particularly described as follows: Little Copper No. 2: Be ginning at Cor. No. I, whence the theoretical point for the s. W. Cor of See. 3l, T. l3 N.. K. 2 w. on the | 3rd Standard Parallel North bears <. s5 Deg. 32 Min. F.. 45s.6 ft. and q. <. l.. M No. 2024, bsars s. ss Deg. 23 Min. F.. J6s2.3 ft; thence N 66 Deg. 46 Min. W. 500 ft. to Cor No. 2; thence s. 23 Deg. i4 Min. W 1900 ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence $. 6t Deg. i6 Min. F. 600 fl. to No. ( thence \. 23 Deg. IA Min. F. 1900 ft to beginning. containing 20.66l acres Little Copper No. 3; Beginning al Cor. No. 1, whence theoretical point for s.w. Cor. of See. 3i, T. l3 N. K. w, on the Third Standard Par allel North bears N. 2 Deg. 3i Min F. 49l.1 ft. and U s l.. NJ No. 202l bears Y. s6 Deg. Ol Min. F.. 5265.i it.; thence \. 66 Deg l6 Min. W gOO ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence s ?; Deg. ii Min. W. 1900 ft. to Cor. No q: thence <. 66 Deg. id Min. r.. GOt ft. 10 Cor No. (; thence N. 23 Deg l4 Min. F. 1900 ft. to beginning containing 2066I acres. Notice of Location of Little Copper No. i' recorded iu Book 50 of Mines. Page i3s, and Little Copper No. 2 in Boot 90 of Mines, at Page i3D, Records oi Yavapai County, Arizonn. There ar' no known adjoining claims and thiI claim is surrounded by United state' | Public Domain.
 FRANKIE PARKER,
 Register,
 First publication August i6, 1911.
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United States Land office,

 United States Land office,
 Phoenix, Arizona, Aug. 2J. 1911. Notice is hereby given, that TIP TOP. HEATH MINING < MILLING Co. by W. W. ROSS, Its Atty.in- fact, of Prescott, Arizona. has made application for patent to the TIP TOP. KEYSTONE aud JOKER lode mining claims, survey No. 293l, situ- sted in Humbug Mining District, Yav- apai County. Arizona, approximately in Twp. E N. R. I F., upsurveyed, de scribed as follows;
 TIP TOP lode. beginning at Cor. No. whence Y. s. l.. Nj. No. 293l brs. \. 57 deg. 3J min. F. 25g6 feet. Thence <. e deg. l2 min. w 1854 feet to cor. No. 2, thence x. 22 deg. is min. W. 600 feet to cor. No. {, thence x. 67 deg. le min. E. l454 feet to cor. No. {, thence s 22 deg. ss min. F. 600 feet to cor No. |. the place of beginning, area 20.O27 acres.
 KEYSTONE lode, beginning at Cor. No. I. whence q. <. l.. M No. 2e5i brs. <. 5T deg. 25 F.. 25s.5 feet. thence s. e deg. l2 min. W. 1854 ft. Co Cor. No. 2, thence s. s2 deg is min. F. 600 feet io Cor. No. 2, thence ". VI htks I@ tuihs Es AfVf IL 70 tOfs No. {, thence N. 22 deg. is min. " Go0 ft. to cor. No. |, the place of beginning, area 20O27 acres
 ] JOKER lode. beginning at cor. No. I, whence q. S L. N. No. 2g3i brr. s iI deg. es min. E 5s307 feet, thence \. s5 deg 2s min. D. 1900 ft. co cor. No. ?. thence <. deg. s2 min. w. 600 ft Co cor. No. q. thence N. s5 deg. 2s mia. W. i50J ft Co cor, No. (. thence \, deg. 32 min r.. GOO ft. 10 cor. No. |, the place of beginning, area 2066i acres.
 This claim is bounded on the North by Very Top lode uusufyeysd, O. \. Ensign claimant, and '. s Land: oa the east and south by '. <. Land snd on the west by South Tip Top lode, unmryeysd and U. \. Land The lo. cation notices ar. recorded as folloss, ] TIP TOP, Book % of mlnea page f3, KEYSTONE, Book SO of mines page 44. JOKER, Book 90 of mines pag- 45. Records of Yavapai Csoniy. Ari- roma FRANK n. PARKER, Register.
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LET'S
 TWO CONTRACTS
(From Saturdays paiiy)

Ed Block yesterday let two im- portsnt mine contracts, one 10 Dan Ryan and John Phipps on his Best Friend group in Weaver district for continuing the main working shaft down 100 feet after the performance of which il is probable another con. tract will be awarded. Fred Rose secured the contract to continue the main tunnel on the Christmas group in Hassayamps district for an addi. ticnai 100 feet, which will exploit that property sufficiently to make accurate deductions. In the present tunnel the chewing Is sstisfsetor, and the owner expects that the New York win establish very promising property.
 
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 sssAssse evsxs<Avss NEXT TRIP - Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 17, IS, ls and 20, We will also visit Grown King Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21 and 22; Harrington, Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. g and 24; Mayer, Saturday, Aug. 26; Humboldt, Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 2s and 29, and Mecabe, Wednesday, Aug. 3l.
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ineorporators are Wm. II. poeschman, O.M. Andrews and C. IT, Rutherford The capital stock is s250,00O, with shares at the par value of sI each. After Mine Supplies.
 J. II. Gross, who is developing mines in Crook Canyon, near the Bodie. Is in the city after supplies. He states that the territorial high. way is enthusiastically welcomed in that district and upon it's completion there will result much benefit to the miner and particularly to those who will make ore shipments to market. Win Repair Roads.
 | T. N. Childers, country road super. intendent, will leave today for Cherry Creek and the Verde Valley, where considerable damage to the road took place last week from cIoudbursts and which will he repaired immediately stretch of eight miles is said to be impossible for any class of ve. hieles, in several places gorges a. deep as six feet being cut and filled with big boulders.
 Will Visit old Home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hoover left yesterday for Zeliople, Pennsylvania the birthplace of the former, for a visit until November with relative. and friends. The journey is par ticularly interesting one to MT. Hoov. CT, this being the first time in a third of century, or since he has been resident of Arizona. that tho opportunity has presented itself foi him 10 renew the old days when hs was a soldier of the civil war. II, will again visit the old battlefield and take part in reunions of comrades before the few that are left vanisl in memory.
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Clty News
 ....In Brief
-om Thursday's Daily
s,.sxssnAhIkA1Ann1hx1A E

From Thursdays Ds;iyy
 Home From Visit.
 ur. Norman Hale has returned .ou d pleasant six weeks visit with .,styc. and friends in southern Cal.
 ,ornia.
 susness Visitor.
 | D. elem, who has been spend.
 ., ,he summer with his son in va'rn, Grove, is in the city for a ,sv Javs on business.
 From the Range.
 Walter Cline, foreman of the range .,,sres,s of l.. l.. Harmon, is in the .,y from Camp Wood on business ,sl will return today.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs Geo. II. Francis and daughter .f Humboldt are in the city for a ,es days visiting with friends and ,,e Al the Hotel st. Michael. Concludes Visit.
 N.. Lillian wilkie, who has been n. guest of Mrs. c. II. Paul here iorinr the summer, returned yester. day To Hobart, Okla, after an en.
 oyablc visit.
 Visiting Parents.
 Mrs. C. M. Raible, wife of Under Sheriff Raible, and daughter, left ye.,erday for Rocky Ford, Colo where .he will visit with her parents for few weeks.
 Leaves for South.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.. billy, the form sr engaged as a solicitor of public school supplies, left yesterday for the southern part of the territory and will return to this locality later tc remain.
 Former Resident Returns.
 Wallace Fairbank, for many year, a resident of this city, arrived from New York city Tuesday, and vii remain for few days on business Ne received cordial welcome from many friends. Brief Visit. Mrs T. F. Fitzsimmons, wift oi 'he Phoenix brick manufacturer, ar uyed m the city yesterday on bus re., and will return tomorrow. Mir ritz,immons has several large con tract, and is prospering. Return From East. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hazeltine, th, former the cashier of the Bank oi Arizona, with their three sons, re turned yesterday from an extended ySit with relatives and friends ir Ohio and other eastern states. Federal Officer Here. Alfred F.. Burnett, Chinese Immi gration Inspector, is recent arriva from Tucson, and is investigating thu egality of residence of several Chin ese in this section, and looking ove affair. of his department. AIrve From East. Mrs. w. w. Ross, son and daughter rturned yesterday after severa months of an absence visiting wit relatives and friends in Louisville Ky. Her son, Thomas D. Ross, re
 maned and will take law course a Ann Arbor, Mich. Outlook Gratifying. ]. k. Wells is in the city from th
 Lower Agua Fria valley and report
 ,he live stock industry in good con
 dition for the approaching fall an
 winter months. Range feed is up [ the standard of the previous veal
 and there is every indication of prosperous season. Return From East. Albert NJ. and Alexander Jones r' turned from the east yesterday, th former on marketing trip to dii pose of sheep at St. Joseph, Mo and the latter on his annual vacatio to visit with friends. He is an al
 taehe in this city of the s. F. r. r. in the auditors office. Both ar
 sons of Col. T. NJ. Jones of this city
 Likes the Country. l. l.. Jackson, of Phoenix, who ha
 been spending the summer with h son at Minnehaha Flat, was in th
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RANNKH. PARKER
NoTIcCE FOR POSTING AND
 PUBLISHING.
Serial Number 0ii6s2

Phoenix, Arizona, Land office,
 Phoenix. Arizona, Aur. s, 1911. Notice is hereby given that the
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Return for Visit.

Return for Visit.
 Mrs. Anna shipp and daughter, Miss Alva shipp, have returned from Kipgman and will remain for few days visiting with friends. Capital City Visitor.
 Mrs. K. C. Turnbull is in the city for n few days from Phoenix visit ing with her brother. I. F. Burnett and other relatives and friends. Mining Visitor.
 Perry Hall, well known in demo cratic political circles and at present mechanical engineer at the Blue Bell mine, is in the city for few days.
 Returns to Bradshaws.
 Geo. F. Harrington has recovered sufficiently from recent illness as to he able to resume his duties as man ager of the Nelson Mining company, and left yesterday for his camp al Crown King.
 Mining Visitors.
 B. II. Peterson. mining man of Me Cabe. and son. F. E. Peterson, are in the city for few days on business. and report considerable activity in that section.
 Returns From Outing.
 T. W. King, Big Chino cattle. man. returned yesterday from q months outing at the coast resorts of southern California and will leave today for home.
 Family Rejoicss.
 X fine baby girl was born in thi, city Thursday to Mir. and Mrs. W. D Denny, and the happy parents are re eeiving the congratulations of many friends and acquaintanees. Rural Visitor.
 Charles yMiller, farmer of skull Val ley, was in the city yesterday o' business. and give. an excellent ac count of the past summers yield il all lines of farming products. On the sick Lit.
 Robert Burns was brought to tb city from the Lucky Star mine yes terdsy and will remain for severs day. te receive medical sttentics having symptoms of typhoid fever. Leave for New Hsubs. Mrs. F. l. Duignan and dsughts left yesterday for Ash Fork, ~be' they will reside, Mir. Duignan seeu ing the position of yardmsster of ti s. F. F. & r. at that place fe days ago.
 viating old Haunts
 Frank Graham. merchant an
 freighter of wenden, on the \. (
 railroad, i. in the city on busine | and pleasure visit for few days. Il | formerly resided in this city and popularly known to all. To the Coast. R. \. Mason, chief engineer of q Arizona Power company, and H. walbridge of the board of director left yesterday for Los Angeles ( business. Both will return in fe days to continue their examination
 Educational Mission. Kenneth Beatson, son of Mir. ar
 Mrs. ]. R. Beatson, left yesterday f' Los Angeles where he enters the In
 yersity of Southern California,
 take preparatory course for admi
 tance to the State University at Re
 kelley
 New Mining Camp. s. C. Yeomans, Edward Melter ar
 Henry Barkschst are in the city pc
 feeting arrangements for establisbir
 new camp at the Cowboy mine, T
 gently acquired, and will start devs
 opment immediately. The properi
 is located on the Santa Maria and attractive in gold values, being forr
 erly owned by Brow, smith 4 B'
 eher.
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Returns to Bradshaws.

Geo. F. Harrington has recovere sufficiently from recent illness as he able to resume his duties as mai ager of the Nelson Mining eompan. and left yesterday for his camp [ Grown King.
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Called by Illness.

Mrs. William Thomas left yestel day for Massillon, Ohio, receiving telegram that her father, James Brow was critically ill and could not liv but few days.
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(From Fridays Daily.) From the Range.

(from Fridays Daily) From the Range.
 NIT. and Mrs. ]. II. Stephens ar. rived from their home on Tank Greek yesterday and will remain for a few days visiting with friends. From the Mines.
 w. J. Casey, foreman of the Mud. hole mine at Walker, was in the city yesterday on brief business visit. re. turning to his camp in the afternoon. From the Farm.
 NIT. and Mrs. L. o. Tucker are in the city for few days from their dry farm near Point of Rocks. visit. ing with friends and transaeting business.
 Rangeman Visitor.
 Granville fain of Camp Verde, was in the city yesterday on business. and stated that the cattle situation in that country was never in better condition.
 Called by Illness.
 Mrs. William Thomas left yester. day for Massillon, Ohio, receiving a telegram that her father, James Brown was critically ill and could not live but few days.
 Mining Visitor.
 M. D. Murray, mining engineer, ar rived from Chihuahua, Mexico, yes terday, and will remain for several days to investigate the mineral re- sources of this section. Pioneer Visitor.
 Thomas F. Buckman, farmer and stoekraiser of Thompson Valley, i' in the city for few days, to visi, with his mother who has been spend ing the summer here for the benefit of her health.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 Richard Grigg. arrived from thu  Climax camp on the Hassayampa yes terday and will remain for severa days on pleasure visit. He give' an excellent account of that propert, and its possibilities. Climatic Attraction.
 W. II. Bauder. mine operator o' the Santa Maria section. arrived yes terday and will remain for few weeks to enjoy the climate of thi section. He states that the presen summer has been a record breaker ii the intensity of the heat. Returns to City.
 l. II. Morrison, who has been mill wright of the United Gold Mine company at Congress. returned to tn city yesterday and gives m excelien report of that property, which he be lieves will become the greatest gol producer in the new state. Returns From East.
 W. V. DeCamp, general manage of the Pacific Copper Mining con pany, who was called to Kansas Cit to consult with stockholders, an visited his wife at Denver for fe' days. returned yesterday and VI leave today for his camp at si'vs Mountain.
 Returns to Camp.
 $. l.. Duncan, superintendent of tf Climax Mining company. returned his camp yesterday to continue d velopmsnt, and in short time VI resume operations of the mill. He much pleased with the results of VI last ten days, which gave heaVi yalues than at any time before. Another oil Company.
 Articles of incorporation or U pittsburg and Verde Valley Oil cor many were filed for record yesterdi l nfttAA Tl
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Rangeinan Visitor.

Granville fain of Camp Verde, wa in the city yesterday on business and stated that the cattle .ituatio in that country was never in bette condition.
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Enjoying Vacation.

Richard Grigg, arrived from thu Climax camp on the Hassaysmpa yes terday and will remain for severa days on pleasure visit He give' an excellent account of that propert, and its possibilities.
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Pioneer Visitor.

Thomas F. Buckman, farmer and stoekraiser of Thompson Valley, i' in the city for few days, to visit with his mother who has been spend ing the summer here for the benefit of her health.
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Mining Visitor.

Mining Visitor.
 NJ. D. Murray, mining engineer, al rived from Chihuahua. Mexico. ye, terday, and will remain for severs days to investigate the mineral ', sources of this section.
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Mining Visitor.

Perry Hall, well known in dem cratic political circles and at presei mechanical engineer at the Bl, Bell mine, is in the city for fe days.
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From the Farm.

NIT. and Mrs. L. o. Tucker are the city for few days from the dry farm near Point of Rocks, visi ing with friends and transaetir business.
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Returns From Outing.

T. W. King, Big Chino cattl man, returned yesterday from months outing at the coast resoi of southern California and will lea today for home.
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Mining Visitors.

B. II. Peterson, mining man of Me Cabe. and son, F. B. Peterson, are Il the city for few days on busines. and report considerable activity i that section.
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. oi52.s

firs, pub. Aug. 2.
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Mrs. F. !. Duignan and daughter left yesterday for Ash Fork. where they will reside, Mir. Duignsn seeur. ing the position of yardmaster of the s. F. F. & r. at that place 2 few
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
Additional Local.

Miss tdi,h Burnett. Of Wareus-
iurg. is visiting her friend. Miss Fan.
ME Merriott, this week.
Miss Maud Blair, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Ar
kansas for several weeks, te,utned
home last week.
Bev Devinna. OF the State Univcr-
sity, came home for the holidays.
Pete McDoneugh, who is m
ployed in the Grand Leader at St.
Louis, came down to spend the holi-
days with friends.
Miss Lille Hunter, who is attend
ing the Warrensburg Normal, IS
spending the holidays with home
folks.
Prof. J. A.. Livesay, and daughter,
Mayme, of Graham, Va, came in
Monday on a visit to his brother, r.
NJ. Livesay.
Kathryne and Frank Hamlin. Of
Kansas City, are home for the holt
days.