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THE SMITH-MIJRRAY co.

shire avenue s.
 Robert M, sperry, alterations Of ofa house, east side of Lena avenue. be tween. Fairfield avenue and Maple wood avenue.
 (Com. Record).
 Contracts will be let at once for a new building at the corner of state and Norman streets for Adclph Sher- man. The structure will be two stor- ies high. Of brick and wood. S2x7S feet, with sandstone trim. There will be five stores On the ground floor. with two flats of six and seven rooms on the upper floor. ss;.
 The foundation has been completed for the frame store and tenement building at the corner of Pembroke and Hamilton streets for Christian Eisenman. 1, v .ss , The plans for the new building for the Bias. Narrow Fabric Go. on Cres- local contractors- The structure will be three stories high, Of brick, with granite trim, 100x44 feet.n E
 Work has been started Oh the new building at the. corner of Stratford and Wilmot avenues for Julius Weiss. 40x60 feet of. wood, arranged for three stores and -four flats of five
 Carpenters. are building two family house on Hoilfster avenue for John Koestner.-f K
 The contract has been let to build a new house in Stratford for Edward of wood, in the bungalow style, pro vided with every convenience.
 The contracts for the new plant of the Gaynor- Mitchell Co. on Stratford avenue will soon be awarded. The building will be one story high. 60x 14s feet, of brick. mill c9nstruction. building, 50x90 feet will also be erect ed
 Work has been started on new house on Hillhouse avenue for B. F. Pease. The plans call for frame house, containing six rooms.
 Work is we'll along on the two Wayne street for Thomas Mannion. The houses are 26x35 feet, of wood, containing six rooms. provided with 
 The contract for the erection of the two-family house on Poplar street for w. P. Kirk has been awarded. / The contract is let for a frame Hayes. It will be 26x40 feet, in the style. containing six rooms.
 Contractor F. c. Travis haA started work on two more houses for himself on Davenport avenue.
 The contract for the erection of the new fire station on Putnam St. has been given to J. w. Davis. The subs contracts will be let soon. The plans are by Architect M. !. Keane, and call for a brick structure, two stories nigh, 30 .by 100 feet. with limestone trimmings and 8 gravel roof The heating will be by steam. The con- tract price was about $16,000.
 Plans are being figured for the six: family house on Waller place for Mrs D. A. Legere.
 The Bridgeport Cornice Works are now located in the new plant which they have just completed at 800 Broad street.
 Local contractors are nov submit ting estimates for the new plant of the Birdsey-Somers Co, which is to be built on Barnum avenue
 ! The contract has been awarded to build new house on Iraniston ave- nue for T. M. Barber.
 The contract is awarded to build , new house in Fairfield for William a. Fox of this city.
 Work has been started on the two- family house on Fairview avenue for R. Doyle 101 Arch St.
 Carpenters have started work on .rame cottage on Marion street for Mary Nichols.
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f2O,00o 1! lEh 0N STRIKE IN IoADDN cartsrs Union Joins Ranks
 of Men 150 Vessels Loaded With Perishabls Foods With 10 Help to IInloa hea1l1

London, kas 7 sIaSE - - strike today was 1l1rthae eonpticate
 by tAA57wa1kodt pf the cartAt6 s13on and t 4s- Howe eet1maksd a1nt mere than 120.0oe men. 4xss out. London1 trahsndft iIldu6afy lD ainnpox co1dpaeto- ly tied Hb and the sttnAttan II me1Sae- ing beeaiIse of the steAdy rio n th9 price of food products:
 Thefe are now at tfie dooke x6nco than I60 ves6e4S loaded with fuOd saun plies but there are no men to HnIu& them and no one to convey thsln t6 tls markets if they w&R mi ioaseG .s :. E The iiberal pre- hst szis11e< shorter hours and better ws9s4 r een-. leraIiy censurinE tAe pr41ont nl64e- u1ent, declaflnE that the stT1ke = without justifieAti011. 5
 With perishable foods decaying on the docks and heaps Of re3use sttll on the streets, London is assuming the appearance Of besieged city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
COUPLE WHO ASSAIlED
 POLICE 60 TO JAIL

Thomas and Mary Renshak, 16l Pembroke street tried to clean out the Second Precinct police station early this morning when they were brought in by Patrolman Lowe fol- lowing row at their home.
 On charges of assault breach of the peace, resisting an officer. the hus- band was arraigned in the city court today while his wife was charged with assault and breach of the peace.
 Thomas was sentenced to jail for 30 days and fined $15 and costs. Mary was fined $15 and costs. Both went to jail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Wealthy Physician To Wed Following
 One Days Wooing

Washington, May 25-After one days courtship, Dr. J. A. DeOlivie-Ra Bo- telho, a wealthy Brazilian physician and one of the delegates to the re- cent Red Cross congress, succeeded, despite the fact that he only knew a dozen English words, in convincing Miss Emile Kaupcher that he was her mate. Today Miss Kaucher and her mother are en route to Belgium to join her ffance. and there they will be married.
 Dr. BOtelho met Miss Kaucher in a photograph studio where she was em- ployed. That evening he proposed and the young lady understood the language of the heart even if she didn't comprehend his French and broken English.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
HoHn noR WRIGHr.#

Dayton, O.. May 25-Fresh hope fca the recovery of Wilbur Wfi1At. the aviator who has. been critically i'll 03 typhoid fever, was inspired among tAe members of his family and the phyri- cians attending him by his eCMdition. today. Wright had another restful nfgtt and. today. his fever was so41e- what better. He is regaining hi8 strength and complete consciousness Is returninEs .s..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Wben vou feel ai:so.5ag.s. sd,,fs..s z.s.

vous. tired. worried or Respondent it is a sure sign you need MOTIFS NERvERINE FILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make lite worth living. Be sure and ask for Motts Nerverine Pills P,iss P ssnsI;e.s :,;oo WILLIAMS MFG. co. Prop... cI.vslAnd ohie
 For sale by Jennie Hamilton Phar-
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E. H. DILLON & co.
Nlck JACK BEARER
 E FINED IN COURT

i Seeking the instigator of fight in b steuben street boarding house last ,evening Patrolmen Poland and Gre gorys arrested Peter Santo. a laborer, Thoen they found armed with a black. Se sp,d . fine of s1o and costs in kbo effy court today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

WASHINGTON-'U Joe" Can- non, Bible student and erstwhile ex-: Speaker, was presented with a Bible by the National Association of Lith- ogranhars-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
WOMAN AVIATOR FOR sss ss..

New Haven, May 2s--NoW Hnvoa will see her kirDt woman 1gfatr IT disht, todaSK witnn MIne. He1en zette, a Hfeten Nonnan, VIII m lke t'lshs q ss. 's sss fss s s'.sf't
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
International League
xseoer0ay's Results.

Z Tirsufs. 1s: Newark. first NSWark, s; Toronto. (second
 16bntssal. Il; Providence. <first ; 1scvsasnce. 8: Montreal. (second
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Holyoke at Bridgeport. Nov Haven at Hartford. N6W Britain at Springfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
American League

Ye6eoEiany's Results. New Yoek, H.; Washington, (. D0utoa, (; Philadelphia, 3.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
National League

Yesserday's Results. New York, c; Brooklyn. 3. Boston, 0: Philadelphia, 5. Ejtt6Durgh, q; Chicago, 3. e40e1nnRti, 10; St. Louis, 6.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Connecticut League
Yeetenday's Rogults.

At 1l1W Britain Britain, g.; Bridgeport, 9 t1i innings)
 Af 8prin8Aold = New Haven, 5; 1priugneld I @ innings. darl<nese.)
 A HAFtfcTd-Hartford, 3; Holyoke,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Sunday Gam,

Springfield at Bridgeport. Holyoke at New Haven.
 HartfOrd at New Britain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
afnnafna of the CIubs.

G01mes Today. WunAington in New York. Ph1ladofphia in Boston. Doexudt in Chicago. OG Louis in Cleveland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
ssandins o1 the Clubs. :.
Games Today.

New York in Brooklyn. Boston in Philadelphia. Chtca8o in Pittsburgh.
 ClRainnAki in St. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
Games Today,

Asltdmofe In Jersey City. H1uvldence in Newark. ylo0h60ter iD Bu6alo.
 InRoutO In Montreal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
SuitS
NOIlen'S and Misses Goals
Belt Dept.

Special Sale of Fancy Wash Belt choose from, worth 15c to 2ec a yard
 We will sell them in any length strip. N
 We also have them woven with per yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

The assessors of Freeborn County Minn., have decided to assess automo- piles at one-third cost For the 14t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
hi1d, Street

= - llI1I15 - S1o1s 1uv 11s 1[R. yAno G11lllIs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
TAFT AND COLONEL ROOSEVELT
 CLASH AGAIN IN FIGHT FOR NEW JERSEY

J. o the national honvnuo ~ Ma in " cdna Rouep dPraden Taft in every couym in will
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23

DT. Anderson made a professional
call IN Big Woods on Monday and a
ShA4 scribe accompanied him In his
car az ballast. To one tied to his
deska ride In the country Is a great
treat And the country certainly
looks fine now, and every day it is
getting more beautiful in its mantle
OF green At the home Of O. p
Oseth we were toasted on milk and
cream and other good things. Mr.
Oseth IS one OF the prosperous pio-
neer farmers Of the town. Three
years ago he built a fine and commo-
dious farm house, which is located in
q beautiful grove. In the house We
saw an elegant piano, phonograph,
a telephone instrument and other evi-
6ences Of refinement and progressive
ness On the part OF the owner. Ir
Oseth believes in giving his children
a good education One son gradual
! ed from the Warren High School
some years ago, a daughter attended
North Star College last winter and
the others have also been carefully
sehooled- 1t is such pioneers who
have made Marshall County great
Roads were fine and the home run
made in record time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23

Lawn mowers sharrened at the
Warren Garage. It
Oscar WahIund attended to bust
ness IN Grand Forks yesterday.
Editor and Mrs. Ben Johnson, OF
Oslo, were Warren visitors last night
Mrs Ormisron and child. OF Sands
vile. returned home the latter part OF
last week from visit N Grand Forks
NeIs johnson returned this morn-
ing from Minneapolis where he pur-
chased new Buick car for his own
use
Miss Julia Grandstrard returned to
her home near Kennedy last Saturday
after having spent few days at vik-
ing.
Capt Clara Berg and Lieut. H
White, OF Kenora. Can. are visiting
Nh. and Mrs. Ole Berg, OF town OF
Vega.
Emil Holmgren- one OF town Of We
gas wen known pioneer farmers. IS
building a fine new residence this
summer.
Nr.Nand Mrs Frank G. Johnson, OF
Vega, left yesterday for Chicago
where they viii visit relatives for
about three weeks.
August Johnson, this years grad
uare OF North Star College, already Is
employed as steaographer with E j
Lander & Co. OF Grand Forks.
Dr. o. z. WInberg, Of Lake Park
arrived yesterday morning for visi
with MS brother, Tver Wnberg, hard
ware salesman in the & J. TaraIseII
Co, store
| John Dagoberg and daughter Ruth
land Miss Edith Dagoberg- daughre
OF Paul Dagoberg. al Of AIvarade
viii leave next Saturday On visi
10 Sweden
/ The Ladies Aid OF the Swedis
Mission church viii meet On Tnursda
afternoon May 3oth at the home 9
| Mrs John ?. Peterson, 4 miles souE
OF the city All welcome
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
TopAY's MARKETS.
Local News

C. q. Sandherg is in town today On
business.
Dr.. E. ]. Kielland OF CrooEsson, was
here on Monday.
Read ". 2. Powell L Co.'S ad. On
Ford Automobiles.
Mrs. L. Lanberson Is visiting with
friends IN st. Paul
Miss Minnie Znercld returned home
from Viking On Monday.
Miss Olga Oseth left Saturday NOR
ming for her home at Big Woods.
Miss Olga Ehaust, OF Angus, arriv-
ed Saturday 10 visit with friends
The Warren Garage viii put your
lawn mowers IN the best Of shape. It
A. J. Neehas, Of Thief River Falls,
looked after business here yesterday
]. P. Nelson, OF Grand Forks. Is
spending the day with his parents
here.
6. 4 AElol. deputy collector OF IN
ternaI revenue, IS IN the city on Off
ciaI business today.
The Misses Ina and Bessie Shepari
left Monday for Plano, Ill. where the.
will visit several weeks
l. VI. Olson Is spending the weeE
in North Dakota soliciting funds TO
the North Star College building
Rev. Tunheim viii conduct service
at the school house near s. Hanson
home next Sunday at 4.5e o. m
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
MISSION CHURCH or VIKING
Werner Drutts, Pastor.

Services VIII be held next Sunday
ait Johnsenss place {statfon house9 IN
Radium at 2 p. M The confirmation
class VIII meet at the same place the
same day at 1880 q. m The young
peoples sewing society win meet 1t
John Lindquist,s place next Wednes-
day night The ladies' aid VIII meet
next Thursday at Skoldherg,s place
in the afternoon All welcome
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A A. Myers, Pastor.

The Memorial service Will be held
next Sunday morning with sermon by
the pastor. who viii be pleased to
have present, members OF the G. A. r.
and Sons of Veterans. There win
be no evening service on account OF
the High School BaccaIaureate ser
Imon-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
LUTHERAN SYNOD CHURCH
p. r. KIorIaua. Pastor

English service at Warren Sunday,
May IS, II q. m and Norwegian ser
vice at McCrea in the Horgen school
house at 1850 p M All welcome The
Warren Ladies' Aid meets at invita-
tion OF Mrs John GrindeIand Friday
afternoon, May a.
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SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
r. I. Larson, Pastor

Sunday, May 20. Morning services
1880 a. m Sunday school L. Even
ing services 7.45 .. m TIE Ladies
Aid society meets Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. john Peterson south Of town. All
are welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
Next Door Neiehbcr

II you have a Ford Car, the town
as well as the whole countryside be-
come next door neighbors to you
w. +. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcK
Moses NJ. MAXWELL, Minister.

Morning services at 1880; subject,
s4The Christian Hope" Union services
in the evening at the opera house at
S o'clock Sunday school after NOR
ming services All invited
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
LUTHERAN CHURCH
z. NJ. Anderson. +

N NHGcFSOf, TdSIUF.
Services will be held in Warren
next Sunday at lice a. N. No SER
vices in the evening on account OF
the baecaIaureate sermon to- the High
School students at the opera house
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-23
The Churches.
UNITED NOR. LUTH. CHURCH
NJ. G. w. Knutsen. Pastor

Services. May 18th, Penteeost Sun
day AT Warren 1880 a. m. and al
Nelo $50 .. m. All welcome.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12
KernvilIe.

Marion Vanderpool. son of C. E.
Vanderpool, is working for G. S.
Parmele & Sons.
Harry Fuller bought fine
blooded dog of Willie Bones for
which he paid a good round price.
Willie Bones is helping Walter
Bones do some clearing.
- Mrs. John l. Butterfeld went
home yesterday. She has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Stone, for some
time.
. Jesse Farrin has been having some
plowing done.
Edgar Parmele mounted his fine
black Gipsy horse and struck out for
Tillamook the first of the week.
The Ladies S. I. Club resumed
their regular meetings. The first
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12
Tidewater

We are to have our mail route
again the first Of May. The first
bids were not considered as there
seemed to be misunderstanding as
to the starting place so the Depat-
ment advertised for new bids to be
in by April 18th, and the mail will
start May 1st.
A. H Goodman came home from
Susanville. California as his moth
er's. Mrs. Alonzo Goodman, health
is very poorly Of late.
A. G. Thissel has about ESQ logs
ready to go down the Alsea river
when he gets raise Of water.
A. H. Goodman is working for
A. c. Thissel.
w. T. Barclay was working for
A C. Thissel. Tom says he is too
fat to work any more. He is talk
ing of going to Happy Camp in
California.
G. N. Barclay is plowing for j.
G. Smith.
Tessie Goodman is woking for Mr..
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Rock Creek

WI. Southwell and son, Howard,
are visiting in Falls City.
George and Abe Wigle have both
been sick with pneumonia, but are
much better and will soon be out.
DR.. Carey of Nortons attended
them.
Surveyor Beezley and crew of men
have surveyed a new piece of road
around what is called the Babcock
hill. This piece of road when
built will be a great improvement
over the old road which runs over
the top of the hill making a hard
climb both ways. The new road
will be level.
S. D. Hubbard has his new house
nearly completed-so near that he
is living in it.
There is considerable excitement
here over the prospects of a rail-
road. Andrew Porter with a large
crew of men is running a line this
way from Airlie. They have crossed
the divide and are several miles
down Rock creek. Fred Witten-
strom is busy getting out carload
of cedar posts to ship on the first
train. and Fred Brock is putting in
all his spare time figuring how
much the freight will be on the
first carload of granite from his
quarry. Horsfall and Plank are
hewing timbers, presumably to build
the new cheese factory, and several
parties have been Investigating
Records water power with the OBJ
ject of putting in an electric plant
to furnish 'juice" for the new rail-
road if it runs short of steam.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12

g oelng held at Mrs. Scott's, March
ooth, at which election of officers
took place. The following officers
oeing elected: Mrs. Wri. Scott,
president; Mrs. John Mahoney, vice
president; Miss Edna Toberer, sec
retary; Mrs. c. II. Toberer, teas
urer. The new president appointed
the following committees: Mes.
Games Toberer, Mahoney and Lloyd,
SICK committee; Mesdames Brown,
Anderson and Seymour. social com
mlttee. The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. Browns on April 18th.
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Glen

Ralph Couls left us Saturday tc
go back to his home in Toledo.
Chas. Brown and family and Carr
Heath and family visited J. T. Cal.
kins and family and j. E. Crooks
and family Sunday.
S. j. Stewart went to Albany on
business Tuesday.
W. R. Moore has been slashing
this week.
Mother Earth took little wash
Tuesday.
John Davenport killed large
wild cat Wednesday.
Messrs. Davenport and Brown are
shearing their goats this week.
Mrs. Moore called on Mrs. Will
Davenport last Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12
Waldport

j. A. Dawson and family of Kan
sas are looking for location near
the Yachats.
Mr.. Morton of the Portland
FIGURING Mills spent few days
with US this week.
The Wilhelmina came in Saturday
just as the Condor was trying to
get out. The Condor ran aground
and was pulled into the channel hy
the Wilhelmina.
On reveral occasions some of our
W. pJrt youths have been enjoying
what they ell "swell riding" at
the mouth { f the bay. This looks
very dangerous to those on shore
and should be discontinued.
IT a baseball meeting held at
Kont's Hall Monday evening Pearl
J arnell and Andrew Kent were
. !ected to manage and captain the
team this season. We expect to
a-e good bunch of players.
Vic Hurt started to Newport last
week on a bicycle. The bicycle
broke and so did some of Hurts
wearing apparel. He came home
in the twilight.
Violet, indigo. blue. green, yel-
low, orange and red! Ira Bray has
his fence painted. Ira certainly
takes to bright colors. He owns a
yellow dog, a green sweater, a red
necktie, black bear, gives pink
teas and makes the other fellows
look blue. Ira owns everything but
a cook and even at that he still lives
in hopes.
H. H. Saxton is opening up bar
ber shop next door to the postoffice.
Hi could NOT stay away from Wald-
port long.
Things are hustling at the mouth
of the Yachats. A gentleman
came up from there Tuesday look
ing for thirty men to assist in clear
ing up the townsite. He did not
find that many in Waldport who
were out of a job.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12

Mrs. Nick Ludemann of Tidewater
Miss L. Smith of Tidewater re.
turned home after visiting M, A,
BEEN one week.
M. A. BEEN has two scows COM
pleted and the third one nearly so.
One is for DR.. Linton, 1Ox36 feet.
and two are for Mr.. Fink of VALID
port.
Alfred Park,r. Mrs. M. A. Beem's
son. who has been in Nevada for the
past four years. came home to spend
a few months.
The boys of Tidewater met on
the 7th and had practice baseball
game and had lively time. They
will meet every Sunday at Hal
lhissels to practice.
Everyone in these parts is get
ting along nicely with their Spring
work. Some have their crops all
sown; others have not. Some have
their gardens all planted; others
have not.
K. S. Barclays health is very
poorly this Spring.
j. r. Barclay has had quite a
time with boiis, then his legs have
swollen to twice their natural size.
Andy Mcmillan came up from
Waldport last week to be with Mrs.
Mary Goodman.
Miss Ena Stout of Portland is
teaching the school in district SO.
Ed Flescher has been helping
John Morehead put in some logs
from off his place at Tidewater.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-04-12
Bay View.

The farmers are all busy getting
in spring grains and making gar
dens.
Lester White of Tidewater was
in Bay View one day last week.
Myron Brooks spent Sunday with
friends in Bay View.
j. j. Briggs had his foot quite
badly mashed by log rolling over
it one day last week. He is unable
to walk with out the aid of crutch-
eS.
A good i'umber Of the young
people of this place went to the
ocean beach last Sunday.
There was a special song service
at the Sunday school on Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbell went out
to Yaquina Monday.
Herb Twombly spent Sunday with
his brother at Bay View.
A few of the ladies went and
scrubbed the schoolhouse one day
last week. We understand school
will begin some time the first of
May.
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Siletz

Saturday evening. the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. X C. Egbert enter.
rained a large number of friends
the occasion being in honor of Mrs,
Egbert's birthday. Whist and other
games were played, Mr.. Griffith
winning first prize. The favors
consisted of appropriate Easter bun.
nies. After games were finished
the guests surprised Mrs. Egbert by
presenting her with beautiful en-.
graved silver service set. An
elegant and elaborate lunch was
served and most delightful even.
ing was spent by all.
Deputy U. S. Marshal w. H. Grif-
fifth came in on the 4h inst. and ar
rested Chas. Johnson on account of
the shooting of John AIKEN and took
him before Commissioner Davis for
preliminary hearing. johnson
waived examination and was bound
over to the Federal grand jury.
Deputy Griffith was held over here
a couple of days. He served about
thirty subpoenas on account of the
Federal court at Portland this
month.
Saturday afternoon, the 9th inst.
Frank Mcintyre shot Scott Lane
through the thighs uf both legs.
Mcintyre Immediately gave himself
up to Commissioner Davis after the
shooting. Mcintyre was given a
hearing before Commissioner Davis
and in default of bail was turned
over to Deputy Griffith, who took
him to Portland on the 8th.