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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-28
BALKAN RULERS
TO BE EMPERORS,
EUROPE QUIET

LONDON, Nov. 2s Government
officials and diplomats here today
consider the danger OF general
European war virtually ended. Botn
Belgrade and Vienna show quiet
or tone. and some adjustment of the
difficulty is expected. by which Ser
via will get a commercial outlet 10
the Adriatic sea without encroach-
ing on Austria's political claims.
No details have been received
here OF the great AdriaDople fire,
which has been reported from VA
rious sources. The story that
pyroxylin bombs. dropped by AWAIT
ors. caused the conflagration. is not
credited here.
BLAME YOUNG TURKS
FoH DEFEAT
II is generally admitted that the
Young Turks are responsible for
wrecking the Turkish army organi-
cation. and that any change from
their rule would be beneficial.
The sultan will not be dethroned,
and Il IL regarded ms improbable
that Abdul Hamid will be restored.
az he Is opposed by the most impor.
tant men Of the new regime.
BALKAN RULERS WILL
BECOME REAL EmPERoRs
According to reports from the Bal
kan capitals. the rulers OF Bulgaria,
Servia and Montenegro are going TO
promote and rechristen themselves
az soon as the war IL over. King
Peter aims Mt being ''czar OF al the
Serbs" In imitation OF his friend,
Nicholas OF Russia, and King Ferdi.
nand, falling the title OF emperor OF
the Balkans, intends becoming EN-.
peror OF Bulgaria.
King Nicholas likes king OF Mon.
tenegro and Albania" Nothing IL
said about the Greek mouaych, but
doubtless he will transform him.
self into emperor. instead OF king OF
the Hellencs.
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TOMMY COOSENBERRYs THANKSGIVING

Say. how much gobbcr Teller sohbe be
turkey gobhery aueried pride oooenbc
family.
Well returned Mr. Gooscnbcrry at tho way you're sobsns
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$3.50

Lot on scfni-buslnesH street. I'm
proved with a very good lc-rocm.
divided into one b-room and one
s-room fiat. earning capacity. $50
per month. One Of the best little
Income properties brought to our
attention In many day. Only
fGsa cash required.
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CLEARED VALLEY LAND
and i0sacre tracts, close 20 Cen.
tfaiia, rich black loan soil. don
overflow, hard surfaced road, tel
cphDne. ~ ~. -. one mile 10 rail-.
road town. high school. ono crop
and see photos and samples OF
soil and products. All payments
extended ia caas 81 sickness,
Plenty 81 work ia mills and fac
tories near our land Price $4,000.
$4,000 cash, 1900 per month.
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Homesteads

ffoSssf ssa Of dess IA m FL ralISC n.
mcnt, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fercd. Thomas Craig. 22i Union st.
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RAvENNA PARK SNAP
stso--ttso

4nxf0s lot close TO Ravenna park
level. will have good view Of Lake
Washington. l " blocks from car.
sP DIXON A co.
Main 40. ans Marion ST.
WILL YOU buy a bungalow IN fur
thefance OF your own interestsy
You should know about this new
and beautiful. double constructed.
extra big rooms. bath. modern
plumbing and electric lights. etc.
rhinney nv. district. Price sl.79a
900 cash. buy soon or be sorry
JOHN QUEST, 4i0 Washington Bldg.
For sale. $500. terms. fo-room
howe. lot soxi0o, Is minutes from
union depot 2end avs g.. near
jackson. $3.50 caah. balance t25.0o
per month. including interest
Phone Heacnn 2N1s
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80 acres land y mile city iimita, on
good graded road, aud sidewalk
Good market for dairy products. 4
mile from . condensers.
5000. Half Cash
Cnfl SchlfmAn. Mt. Nernnn. Wash.
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large town. 40 trains dniiY, good
land, enhiiy cleared. located on
fine road. close ueighb0fH. $50
per acre. 800 cash. fseo per
month. only two tracts left
SOUTHWEST
WARRINGTON LAND COMPANY
7os second Az. Room ~ Downs Bid.
40 AcilEs. 5000. HALF CASH
An exceptionally fine tract for coun-
ten miles from center Of Seattle Z,
adjoining some OF Hsatties best
and largest country homes. iocat-
sd -four miles from Kirkland, very
beautiful Lake Eammnmish. fronts
one fourth OF mile on county
road. one OF the best living
springs on the property. with sur
10 cover The whole property; this
always has been held at 5000.
but the corporation owning the
property II DESTROYS Of liguidat-
Ing. hence the very low price for
Anyone who can use a place like
this aud viii look up this proper
" AInEisr n. LORD.
1908 Northern Bank iildg
rs ACRES WITH STREAM. s77s
ti0o cash, SIS per month; rich
bfNMN tfff ffihy fDhnf tine view =
lots OF neighhorHi cheap fare.
T.. Van Arsdnls A Co. 1908 5rd Ave.
For sale Choicest z-aers tract on
ffiliman boulevard. IN kennydale.
for 81 500. Address Mr. A. Ainaly.
P0ulabo. wash,
10 -aere tracts. alder bottom soil.
near seattle. fs60, ~ cash. hai %
nnee 60 per month John y. God
frey. Main liza s5z Empire Bldg
ACRES. 400; TERMS
! acres on BainbridEe Island for
sale at n bargain. 400 terms
For particulars write N1ee. The
10 ACRES. RICH SOIL
tss cash. $50 per month, every bit
~ II fine land. will grow any
thing. nice view. close TO school;
handy - three towns. Csc fare
p. Van Arsdsie a Co. 1903 ara Ave
fO-Afre tracts, logged oft, level, good
land close 10 railway. $500. y
cash balance years per cent.
with deed and abstract.
gAnEf. sa9 Arcade.
s ACRES LEVEL ALDER. son
sse cash. $40 per month. has two
spring. and the best Of n0ti. lots
of neighbors, cheap fare 70 Sc
Affie
y. Van Arsdaie A. Co. 1908 1rd Ave:
Pacific stump pniisr. iitz Western av
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For Saie--Furniturs OF froom house
and houre for rent. tin.oO per
month, 20 minutes walk 10 depot.
blocks 10 car. modern plumbing
bix sacrifice n taken az once
Inquire IT'S Madison st.
Fer HAle--Amasi house and lot house
~ good condition. semi modern
Price atse. $50 cash. 90 month.
See owner. sz91 swift nv., George
town
Cosy camp. rent almost nothing
snap " taken at once. party ieay-
inH city. Inquire Mrs. Bern, East
30,
Wanted 90 rent dry shack or
cabin near salt water. must be
cheap. N-ss7. care star.
fDLN+HDnM cottage, with bath, gas
electric light and yard rent cheap
81 nellexue a.. y. Elliott sea.
For hent s.roCm house. barn aud
3 lots Phone Ballard $50
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Two 7-aefe tracts. miles from a
large town. 40 trains dniiY, good
land. easily cleared located on
fine road. close ueiKhb0fH. $50
per acre. 400 cash 1880 per
month only two tracts left.
HDlfTIltIEGf
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housekeeping Rooms

STEWART HOTEL.
sS stewart st. block west Hotel
Warrington. steam heat. rooms asc
and aVc, week $3.50 to $500. El.
Holt 3sseJ.
Sleeping and housekeeping rooms.
!. and groom suites. reasonable
rates. a20L Howell At Phone
Elliott 223oW
OLYMPIC APIS. 1910 Western av.-
single rooms. 1850 up. suite. s3.Oo
nn Near public market
1nvab. well fut ntsnsd transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated
at s1s Howell
SIS. oo--a-room modern housek coping
Rat. age Eighth av. Main st0T.
Earle. single u. X rooms. 7i7 Marion
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture
want house A. office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler, 60 Pike. NJ 1871.
Modern Yum Co. $40 Pike " ekIs.


~e~o~~~-ee~os<-~~-~~.~.e r>4~4~Ns~>~~e~~~
For Aalaa~7 head ~ horses very
cheap, weight from 300 10 Loo
pounds. Price from tzb 10 tizs.
one mare IN fOai. 200 pounds.
some farm horses. just a little sore
from street work. IiRht farm
wagons. : spring wagons, 2 bug
giles. 10 sets 81 harness, both dOu-
bic and single. very cheap.
We have pretty near an automobile,
have no further use for this. Will
sell cheap. el5 WeEtiake az n.
For sale-aDne brood SOW ard ~
ANAL plRa. CAL Kidney 1870.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

Patent dust pan with first load coal.
Wainwright q Mcleod. Phone i2fS
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>~~>o~Su1eL~LsIAI E>lpANsoo1><
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property. any
amount, $50 10 $500. long or short
time; easy payments. no delay.
b,urfevant Co. slz Boston Bin.
Private parties with money 20 loan.
call on J.. 9. gimkins, z2f Liberty
blds.. opp. y. o.. seattle.
Farm. timber. city loans money
ready. quick action. 3og AehIhorn.
Elliott zss0.
cuAI.fEi. AsD CoLLATFHAL
Heapectabie place 70 borrow money
on diamonds and Jswelry. low
rates, private offices. American
Jeweiry Co, 500 second
III YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personsl notes to employees. terms
ana payment reasonable. Come
ana see ga.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
W Northern Bank Bldg. 9th a PIKE
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~sL>,A>N~u~~~~~~-~~c ~-~r~c~sc>~s~-~~~~~~
. furnished. all modern conveniences.
steam heat. telephone, electric
right bath, pool room. plano. Ele-
gilnt home for club OF men. Room
aud board. rates reasonable.
4 Break fast. luncheon. o'clock din-
ntr.
ChiIIircn boarded. private home. sd
o meg 1919.
Children boarded, best care, homo
Hprroundings. Ballard less. iiaS
W s4th.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
4 JOHN WROBEL

Wishes all his friends to know that
he Is serving the best turkey din.
ncr in the city. WIN be pleased
TO meet all his friends and ae
qualntanccs.
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Business Chances

~-~~S~~s~~~~~~-~~,>S
the furniture of if-room apartment
house for sale, location good, rent
w per month, walking distance
Price $1,000. xsip, The Star.
Fuel business. established 90 years
doing business of from 800 to $3.50
day, must be p cash, time on ball
ance, N-6as, care The star.
4. q Sinking. 22l Llherty Rldr-
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c pfSeffSnn1 Cont, 700 Minor J f5olns.
Furnished. $50; phone. light N. s2lo:
Excelsior Apis. ~-FurniHhcd and un-
furnished; 9th and Pike. Main ss9l
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Situation Wanted - Male

~~<~~~~~~~es~s~ ~s~s~~~~~~~>>~~~-~~s>
General utility work dnns ~ two
youna men with years ex-
peflsnce IN all kinda OF house
cleaning. such a. cleaning carpets.
windows wall paper. polishing or
waxing hardwood floors and gem
erai ynrd work. VIII call az any
tire aud give estimates salts
faction guaranteed and prices right.
Phone beacon 1p9f
Plumbing wanted. ewn.r Furnish
material. x.kii
rninsinK. kalsnTnIning KIllott asliw
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Board and Room

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GItANp PACIFIC HOTEL. i1l5n
f'ifst. Rates soc daily and UP.
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Wansed-To Borrow


G. aIMkINs. "a Liberty Bld9.
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Funeral Directors.


-~~--~~-~~-~~-----~~-~~~
University Undertaking parloes, t1ft
18th n T. North ziz w. E- Fork
nsf
" H. BUTTERwoHTH a soSs.
1921 first az. Main or Elliott Rts
Fl.pstlsr~
1lisdon. cut ffo~rrs. funeral piecea
Elliott 1sb<. 1918 second. Green.
house. Beacon s7s.
BURNS FLORAL co. COL ard. Main
g<fs--Cut flowcrs. designs. aseds.
Personal.
~~~~s~~~~-~->-~ ~~~<~~y~S~~
RUPTURE CURED: permanent, no
operation or detention from labor:
over 200 cases cured past two
years, ages l 20 IS. Harvard Eys-
tenn. I'll Eltel Bldg, Seattle.
Hippodrome Academy. Dancing
taught in two lessons. private or
class. Apply office.
Mrs. Feenstra. will YOU please send
your address. Have some import
ant mail for you. Your husband
GILLETTE BLADES sharpencd. aoc
doz., razors. use, etc. 1901 Attn ay
Oct Acquainted society. Names and
addresses. Ios Pine St
say II saw IL In The star"
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JUST A HOME
room modern. -up-to date hunga-
low; fireplace. hardwood floors:
everything first class Price
t8,000. 3 designs 20 select
OSCAR n. JENSEN e co.
2if Northern Bank bldg. tth & Pike
For Sale--1.arge equity. lots, each
25NtO0, bungalow, VITA fireplace,
etc Phone ballard i55s.
Three lots on Rainier av. $3.50 each,
close in. Phone Hudson ia7
a beautiful lot near Ravenna park,
$3.50 cash. Qucen Ammo A0S.
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Some people take advertisement for town
TO make grand invcsmcn, is plainly illustrated in
the city OF Tos Tolt is your opporuniy-an oppor
tunity get in the ground floor OF coming cy-a
backed by many rich farms and the finest belt
OF standing timber in the So great and rich
the resources OF Tolt that the Great Northern built IL
miles OF track and made It's Tolt. and
modations for city Of Five Thousand Think Of owning
lots in the heart OF town OF Two Ihousaud-what
they worth?
You can't get lots in the block with this mod
hotel in the entire townste for anything like
SIPS when the hotel is completed. That's where your
opportunity nthc plans have been accepted and
the foundation is completed. II will possibly be six
you think Tot offers you tho finest investment IN the
West when you buy lots In the original townsite
for $50 and upg Here ~ town, located on Two
beautiful rivers. in the heart OF great rich valley and
is the principal point great raroads-has large
creamery and cheese factory fruit vegetable and berry
canncry just completed. shingie mill and large
mill under construction 10 business houses completed
installed electric ligh, plant being installed streets
graded and many miles Of sidewalks aidis ideal loca
ton for manufacturers and IS the positive convcgng
point Of OF the richest sections in the state
Buy lots in Tot today. You have the advantage of
getting the prices and growing with King
County's second best city.
m Special automobile excursions leave offices every
morning at 10 a.
IOREGON & WASHINGTON
a DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
A1O-11 fiOGE BLDG, SEATTLE
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Help Wanted-Female
Sr.e~cc~s~-.sr .'S'>-.-~
Wanted--Youn women. either er-
pofiencod or Inexperienced. To
work .an telephone operators. Ap-
piy 10 fioS Ord av. or 1890 nth
av. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Go.
VIOLIN TAuGHT-My specially,
Young people. at your home night
md dny. Phone East 1etS.
WANTrf)- steady employment six
experienced shirt operators. union
aceie prices Address Shull-Day
Germany Taroma Wn.
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For Sale Choicest z-acre tract on
ifiiiman boulevard. In kennydale.
for 1880 Address Mr. A. Ainaiy.
POulnbo, wash.
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with Carterville Friday evening.
Both The first and second teams
from hat place will then engage
our boys at the Opera House.
The games will undoubtedly be
interesting ones for the teams
have met before and found each
other worthy Of their steel.
The Jasper boys succeeded in de-
feating their opponents at Carter
Vile short time ago with the
score 10 to 10 and are going to
try hard to 10 so again.
This vacation will be the last
en- joyed by the pupils of the Jas
per public school Unless sick
ness intervenes, nothing will here
after alter the usual routine until
the close of the term.
Some scientists have lately af-
frmed that shock alters the color
of the eyes. This explains why a
brickbat occasionally causes a
light eye to become dark.
Eighteen freshmen in the How
ard, Kans., High School were Civ
zero in a r,cent examination, and
the teacher says it hurt her con-
science to give them that much
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fine hedge posts Monday, which
he bought at the Norton sale.
{. F. Rex made his regular trip
to Carthage Thursday with leo
bushels of oats.
L. Miller was hauling lumber for
the Larrick q Spaid house Satur.
day.
G. II. Redmond and wife were
helping their son last Friday.
Adam Malone and family en-
joyed Sunday with Chas Wrigbt's
Several of our farmers were
husking corn the first Of the week
while the ground was frozen.
Chas Awick was helping Adam
Malone butcher Monday.
Frank Thacker helped Mr.. Red
mond kill a beef Monday.
The Lmrick & Spaid house is
about ready for the masons
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FARMERS UNION

Our school children are having
seige Of chicken poX.
Mrs Charles Woodrow is still
sick
The Stansbury brothers and
mother moved to the farm in the
Carmel ncighborh0od last week
Glen Ward and Nrs, Zclll Zim.
norman from Kansas City were Wis
iting John Stansbury last week.
The roads are very rough since
the freeze, but bumps are better
than mud.
Now that the holidays are pass.
ed, lets all get down to business.
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High School Notes.

Mr. Hurt in geometry class
How many times will two go into
two;
Nathan: Zero times, OF course,
Everyone started in right Mon
day, There we're only about IL
tardlcs.
The history classes were greatly
disappointed because they did not
receive the promised test the first
of the week.
The Juniors lately discovered an
algebra problem which they could
not solve. Mr.. Hurt said the
seniors could work it for them.
Strange to say no one has handed
it in yet.
Orville and Sylvia had a nice
tete-a tcte the other day; but Or
vile became embarrassed and was
forced 10 deSiSt.
Vernie has been studying War
ren's Agriculture all year So
many were surprised when Wat
ren's book was mentioned in class
to hear that young gentleman
avouch that he had never laid eyes
on such a document.
Margaret blew breezily into the
building Monday wishing everyone
a Merry Widow and 4 Happy
Hooigan Guess she improved
her time during vacation.
The basket ball team is busily
edgaged in preparing for the game
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win Make Home In caIiforria.

f. Lowe and wife, who left
here last October for California.
writes that they will make their
home in that state. There the
roses and gerauiums are still bloom
ing odt.of-doors. The gardens
and fields are green, and growing
just like spring-time here.
They had a delightful wedding
journey The scenery was new
and varied. They saw the snow
capped mountain peaks, and it
took three engines, to haul the
train up the steep grade, 10 1900
feet above sea.level. They passed
through tunnels Of midnight dark
ness Crossed canyons that were
several hundred feet to the bot
tom of the chasm. And went
over the sandy deserts, where only
the cactus, and sage brush grow,
and the sand in snow like drifts
was piled high as the fence posts.
At San Bernardino they saw
beautiful southern California, like
panorama uniolded before them.
From there on to Pasadena and
Los Angeles they passed orange
groves, and saw the golden fruit
on trees and ground saw orchards,
vineyards. gardens, and flowers of
every kind
Great gardens Of roses and ger
raniums more than five feet high.
were all blooming out-of doors
Then there were the palms, and
other ornamental trees Of every
description.
They arrived at Los Angeles on
Wednesday and were met and
welcomed by their uncle, and
taken to his lovely home on Towne
avenue Among other good
things to eat, they had ripe straw.
berries for dinner.
After spending a few days in
this metropolis OF the west, they
resumed their journey, going on
north to the Sacramento Valley,
where they have since resided
They intend to go to the San
Joaquin Valley soon, and expect
to locate permanently in that val
lev - s.
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DEWEY.

Thanks to the News,
And the Judges who choose
To call that rocking chair Dewey.
With such fine name.
May it rock into fame,
AS well as did Admiral Dewey.
Mr.. Karls will 20 to Carthage,
Sunday, to meet the new neigh
bors, Mr.. Blougth and family who
will live where Perry Grissom did.
They come from Illinois.
Arch Rice and wife got Christ
mas present that was a little late,
but as it is big boy that opens
and shuts his eyes and cries they
are satisfied, even il he didn't come
until Saturday morning.
Little Auvcrn Marcum swallow
ed cartridge, with no serious re
suits 50 far.
Miss Gladys Glascock will re-
turn from Oronogo Monday and
commence school Tuesday.
Miss Lorcna Estey had party
at her home Friday night, and all
who were present want her to have
another one
Mrs. Matthews will entertain
the Sunbeam class next Saturday
night January o
Mr.. Costly moves out Of Dewey
to his own home Saturday
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PLEASANT HILL.

School reopcus this week and
everyone is making an effort to
start the new year right.
VIM. Patterson was a business
caller at Cartilage Saturday.
Misses Martha Snyder and Es-
ther Clendcnmcn are visiting with
relatives at Galena, kaus.
Andrew Gresham took hogs to
Jasper Friday
L S Lowcnstein and wife and
Mrs. \ W. Schott and children
speut Sunday at the home of
Lionel Windcr and wife
Wilford Patterson huskcd corn
for Bert Schott Thursday,
Z W Rumble and wife Of Jas
per, spent Sunday at W. E Mou'-
tons.
Oils Owings is visiting in Joplin.
Frank Steiner lett Thursday tor
his new home at Fayetteville
Ark, His parents moved there
some time ago
Mrs Wm. Patterson and daugh.
ter. Olive. called at F. W. Rum.
ble's Thursday
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ZION

Christmas and New Year holi
days are over and news is scarce.
Fred Johnston returned home
from Weiser, Idaho, last week.
He says he had a fine trip but
Missouri looks good to him,
y crowd OF young folks had a
fine time skating On the Smith
pond Monday night.
Mr.. Thomas threshcd cowpeas
Tuesday and had fine yield.
]. II. Campbelrs new barn is
near completion.
Jennie and Jessie Johnston en-
tertaincd a crowd Of young people
Sunday afternoon.
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MALTA

] 5. O. Wilson is having a new
pair OF scales put in on his farm
John Welsh spent Sunday with
hr. Days
The directors OF the Pleasant
Valley school are having a fence
put around the school yard.
Mrs 6 NJ Magers AMI son
spent Thursday in Carthage
The tax collector spent Satur.
day at Mud College.
Tim Mackey helped Mayer:
butcher Tuesday.
/ E. Magers returned to Mr.
Stockdalc's Thursday.
Nelma MacLcy visited with hcl
uncle, Mr.. Bclliuc, last " eek.
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BLUE.

School started again Monday
after weeks vacation.
w. NJ. Redmond and wife NOV
ed TO Jasper this week,
Harold Richardson OF Ausbury,
was visiting his grand patents,
James Kincaid and wife this week,
Cora James and Archie Bceson
spent last week with their sister,
Mrs, Frank Wardlow, near Neck
City.
John Keltner lost another fat
steer last week
Paris Taylor and j. S. Niehols
were helping w NJ. Mevius Kill
hogs Tuesday.
Miss Eva Cline was visiting her
father, Roc Cline, near Jasper thi:
week.
Nellie Hartley, while skating OF
the ice at school Monday, Tell and
cot her lip very severely.
Clarence Hincr and family spent
Sunday at a Beeson's,
Ben King and son, John, neal
Boston. were hauling cane hay
from John King 5 Tuesday
Charley Livingston and family
moved 10 Carthage Monday,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1912-01-04
DUBLIN.

Oscar Owens and wife took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Webber
last Thursday.
Miss Mossa Grider returned TO
Carthage, where she is attending
business college, last Sunday.
Mrs Kate Hylcr has returned
from Oklahoma.
Dennis Grider is working at
Carthage this week
Miss Mossa Grijcr visited with
Miss Bertha Hydcr last Thursday
evening.