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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Marian Kenepp suffered quite 8
painful accident Friday afternoon
While walking near her home along
a ditch bank that was on a slam
and thawing, she slipped and fell
and in throwing her right arm out
to protect herself broke it just
above the wrist. DR.. Wright was
called and administered an anaesthet
ic and set the injured member and
at-this writing the little lady is
ASetting along just fine.
Andrew and Peter Smith returned
home Monday from near Twin Falls
where they have been visiting their
brother Charles who is located there
Francis Mcconnell visited the last
of the week in Payette with Ger
trude Miles and other friends.
: Little Harry Wilcox young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Miss Beryl Downs of Payette WIS.,
tied several days last week with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rich
ardson.
S. j. Kenepp, H. A. Kaufman and
John Platz left last Thursday for
a trip to Mountain Home, returning
via Boise. Mr.. Kenepp visited with
friends and arrived home Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson left Friday for
a visit with her mother and sister
until March LIST, in Spokane,
Alta Hurd of Payette spent the
past week with her cousin, Beulah
Duell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ocker and
daughter Mary left Thursday for
Boise where they will make their
home.
Miss Myers, who has been visiting
for several months past with her
friend Mrs. J. K. Graham has re-
turned to her home in Albion, Neb.
A. Grimes and Marvin Channer
with their house moving outfit, last
Wednesday moved the H. E. smith
house back from it's former posi-
ton, as we understand the site was
desired to erect fine modern home
which will command view of the
beautiful Payette river and be the
residence of the family In the fu-
ture. Fruitland people will wei
come this estimable family back in
their circle with open arms.
Ms. ]. H. Spainhower, Velma and
virg visited several days last week
at Roswell with the NJ. R. Taylor
family.
Rev. E. N. Thorn has resigned
his pastorate at Roswell on account
of failing health and with his family
moved Friday from there to his
claim out on Payette Heights and
in the spring will move on to his
Fanch south of Fruitland.
Mrs. N. P. Yockey has move'
over from Parma as her husband has
a great deal of carpenter work to
do and can not get away from
Fruitland.
Mrs. Thebeau of Emmett formerly
Caroline Johnson became the proud
mother of a fine little daughter
born New Years day. She is getting
along nicely at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
Herman Bartels, who had the
scarlet fever over month ago dio
not make good recovery and the
case developed kidney complice-
tions which may keep him confined
to his bed for a month or more
yet.
Dan Hooley and family moved in
to their new bungalow house last
week.
Mr.. Morris who has been visiting
the o. Trexall family left TUESDAY
for his home in Nebraska.
: Clara Royston visited over Sunday
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

in Payette with her aunt and cous-
ms, the Shafer family.
Mansers fine bungalow is now in
the hands of the plasterers.
~ baby girl was born December 80,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Conyers south of
Fruitland. Mother and babe doing
well.
Mae Marlar returned Saturday
from her visit at La Grande, Ore.
Jay Makinson has gone over north
OF Ontario where he will have en-
pIoyment this year.
The ice harvest has begun many
teams being in service in filling the
various ice houses. 1t is of very
good quality and about nine inches
thick.
At the home of the groom's par
ents ON last Sunday afternoon Rev.
Johns of the Methodist church of
Ontario officiating occurred the mar
riage of Miss Ella Bates, daughter
of ]. A. Bates to VIII Yost, of On
tario. The wedding was home az
fair none but the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties be-
ing present. The bride was gowned
in pretty creation of lavender silk
and the groom wore the conventional
black. Mr.. and Mrs. Yost will make
their home on Dead Ok fiat.
]. NJ. Royston, A. G. Douglass,
B. Whealdon and L. B. Makinson
were Caldwell visitor last week at
tending the State Dairymen and
Swine breeders meetings, They re-
port the largest attendance of any
meetings of the kind ever held in
the state full of interest from start
to finish.
Freeman Branthoover visited over
New Year at his home and left
Thursday again for Boise where he
is employed on his uncle's ranch.
Lester Branthoover returned Mon
day from a visit in Boise over the
holidays.
The H. ]. Puchert family were en-
tertained at the Colwell home to an
excellent dinner on Sunday last.
Mrs. Alice Patheal is a guest at
the w. A. Rifle home.
The M. E. Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet for business and cleo
ton of officers Friday evening at
the w. ]. Russell home.
Golden Young eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young was quiet
" married to Mr.. Deeds of Kan
sas at Vale last Monday. We are
informed the happy young couple
will go east shortly to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rich are visiting
at the parental home.
Gertrude Pardunn returned Satur-
day from a visit at Jameson, Ore,
where she visited the Derricks fam
ily who were former friends back
in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Nokes enter
tanned the S. A. d. Pardunn family
70 a fine New Years dinner.
A clipping from York, Nebraska,
paper states Florence Dale who
will be well remembered here, had
barely escaped with her life from
burning dwelling, which was
mass of flames when the young girl
emerged. Not many particulars were
given as to the origin of the fire or
why she was unaware of her danger
until so late moment.
Do not forget Grange will meet
Friday night and installation of off
GERS will be the feature of the even
ing. A program of songs and reel
tations has also been arranged.
Edith Blomstrom visited several
DAYS last week with her cousin,
Miss Johnson at Weiser Industrial
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Linck visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Willard
Hall over on Payette Oregon Slope
Sunday. Mr.. Hall has traded his D.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

New Year pleasant memory that
will ever linger. Games and ccn,er
sation around the coy fire made the
time fly as on wings. At 1880 a
fine oyster supper was served and
as the last table was being served
and the clock struck the hour of IL,
greetings of Happy New Year" were
heard all through the house After
the supper the company fingered
while songs and recitations in Ger
man, French and Latin and English
whiled away another hour or more.
New Years day will be long re-
membered by the people Of the Meth
odist congregation and there can be
no question but that they started
the new year just right In the
morning Rev. Deal gave master-ul
discourse on Our Record" HIS
text was chosen from Mat. 316,
They that feared the Lord spake
LearkeDed and heard it, and a book
Of remembrance was written be ore
him for item that feared the Lord
aud that thought upon his name, en-
larging upon his subject the thought
erase the page just turned but can
live to improve upon it, AMI every
listener was benefited by the New
Year message. At 1870 the large
company repaired to the church
house where fine dinner was serv-
I'd on two long tables 56 being
seated at once and 1877 people par
taking of the good things, which
were served from the kitchen of
the new bungalow and while every
thing is not yet complete a great
deal of satisfaction is felt in the
fact that now this church people
have a comfortable homelike place
for functions, social and business.
The girls of Mrs. o. K Wilcox
class entertained the boys of Rev.
Deals class Friday evening at the
new church house. Twe-ty six
we're present and chaperoned by the
teachers and enjoyed a delightful |
evening. The girls served dainty |
luncheon and various games made !
the time pass all too quickly.
On the eve of the departure of |
Mrs. Wilson, sister of A. H. Ramey,
who left Friday morning for Port |
and happy company gathered at
the Ramey home to bid her fare
well and enjoy social evening.
A fine luncheon was served and |
music and games were enjoyed I'M |
Ill late hour. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rich, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ira Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hara |
If La Grande, Mr.. Harry Fuller, |
Mr. and Mrs. B. 2. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Redington, Mrs. Winnie
Williams; among the younger peo-
pie, Ray and Beulah Duell, Alta /
Hurd. Frank and Mae Taylor. Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Taylor and Viola Bing-
imam.
Mrs. Rosa Schmid has but recent
" completed remodeling her resi-
dence and had a little house warm
Ing Friday evening about 20 young
people of Pleasant View being pres
snt The occasion was an ex-
tremely pleasant one and in their
merry making they thought of one
Of their number unable to be with
them and united in sending
CHEEKY letter to Maude Stegal.
A party of Payette young people,
- follows, Kate Johnson, Jim Fraz-
Ter, vina Pitcher, Leila Herline.
Ruth Dorathy and Emma johnson of
Fruftland enjoyed fine dinner and
delightful afternoon Sunday with
the Manneman young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Griffith
% Sunday dinner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09
Bowling Team orsanis.d.

About Is of the Ontario young
men have organized 4 Bowling Leag-
Iue under Chapman, Blackaby and
Lyle as captains and invited Fruit
land young men to organize and
ONE in the league with a team,
which they have done. A. Kaessner
as captain, Andy Manneman. Joe
Breuning. Pete Johnson and Charlie
Rich comprising the team which
plays one of the Ontario teams ev-
cry Tuesday night. A series Of
IL games are to be played. but thus
TAR chiefly for amusement and rec
reation. Each evening games are
played and the team securing the
highest aggregate score for the ev-
cning is adtudged the winner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

Red Spingime.
Frutland
Fruiand resembles
orchard leading commercial varieties the
clusiyely
nowedged authorities fruit growing Valley
but the Northwest. Fruiand
and became impressed with possibilities culture
He became
exclusive carefully
results this that Melted
above ssOs55 annually
A number
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

For Sale-A No. tested young
H. w. zimmerman. Payette. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

Farmers Mutual Telephone Com
pany Held Annual Meeting and
Election of Officers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09

National Western Stock ohsss.
Denver. Colo, January - to q, -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02
YOUNG ROY PATTON
IS LAID TO REST

FOLLOWED 10 Liano Cemetery by a
large concOursc Of friends Of the
sorr0Ning parents. the remains OF
Roy Patton. ll-year-Old son Of DR.
and Mrs " Il Patton we're laid 10
rest yesterday afternoon, and the
grave was hsaped With a mass OF
beautiful and fragrant floral tributes
Funeral services we're held al The
family residence. lll0 Polk street.
al O'Clock conducted by Rev Z
3. jenkins. pastor OF the First bap-
list church Music vas furnished by
the choir Of the First Baptist church.
The body vas borne TO the hearse
through o double line OF school chill
dren. Wh0 gazcd on the casket which
held the lifeless form Of their below
ed playmate WITH sorrO~ing and
fearful eyes
Active pall-bearers were A T..
Meyer. ] G Pace. " u Fuqua. !.
J.. smith, r. r Phillips and Freder-
lex Kendall Honorary pall-bearers
Drs Rasco, G. T and S = Vinyard
Johnston Harvey, Jordan. Lawler-
Klllough. Lumpkin, Thomas. Gist.
l.ocketi. sutherland and Howard
Wilson and J L. Richardson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

a Duty that Evsvy Man owes 10 The..
Who Psfpstaats the Race.

IL 10 just a. important that men should
fnoS o. Progressive methods IN advance Of
Motherhood Tie suffering pain and dis
usss incidsnt 20 child bearing can b. easlly
svdded BY having az hand q bottle %
Mothers Friend
Ills IL wonderful. penetrating. srter.
nal application that relieves all tension
Upon the mus iss and enables them to erps nd
sithDut the painful strain upon the liga-
netis. Thus there IL avoided all those ner.
tOus grlls. the tendency a. nausea or morn.
inr sictnsss i eounteraeted. and q brirht.
sunny, happy disposition i preserved that
fshsets vonderfully upon the character and
fsmpersment ~ the little one soon 10 opsn
rs eyes 10 bsuildsrmsnt A. the JOY u hi.
arrival. You can obtain bottls of
Mothers riend' A. any drug store NJ
VI %, and II vill b. the besi dollars worth
you ever obtained n preserves the moth.
Vs hsslth. enabiss her 10 make q quick
ana complete recovery and thus with 70.
reSsd strength shs viii eagerly devote
hsrssR 70 the care and attention which
mean 40 nutb 70 the welfare ~ the child.
Write 70 the Brsdhri1 Regulator CO., 100
Lamar bidk. Atlanta. Ga, for their ysln.
able and Instructive book ~ guidance for
appellant mothers. Oct q bottle " Moth
us frisnd TO-DAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02
NOBL[MAN IN DUNGEON
WRITES AMARILLO MAN

J. l. Keudfick Of the Kendrick
Furniture Co. Is nursing dreams of
q glItterlng fortune 10 the shape Of
easy money. and the prospect Of az
early adyenture.hun, for tabled
pot Of gold.
Mean While q Russian nobiemon IN
languishing 10 prison 10 faf-away
Madrid. and calls from that distant
point for aid from famous citizen
.Of Amarillo. Who IL promised Z.
.pfincey sun % be- effects lsauOws-
.kis release
~ is an told 10 q letter recsig-
Cd b. Mr. Kendrick yesterday u
arrived on April Fools Day but
bore the foreign postmafk Of Madrid
aud Is beyond question o serious
eplsile. having all the SAVIOR and ia
yor OF Eo!d.bfick schem" Kend-
rick doesn't consider himself an easy
mark. but me romance Of the prop
ositon is tempting him sorely.
Read what the ,iscoun' says
Madrid. 3-3.lsl3 Dear sir Al
though know you only from good
references Of your honesty ny sad
situation compsls me 20 reward
situation cOmpels me- 10 reveal 10
you an important affair iu which you
can procure modest fortune. saw
lng AZ the same time that Of my Oar
linz daughter
Before being Imprisoned here }
vas established as banker 100 Rus
STA. az sou Will see by M" "nel0s'd
article about me OF many English
newspapers which hay" published my
arrest in London
beseech you 'o help me obtain a
sum Of .is0.00o have iu America,
and 10 com, here 20 raise me seizure
OF ny baggage by paying 10 the Reg
lstrar Of the Court the expenses oil
my trial and recover my poftmah-
teau containing Erret pocket
where have hidden the document
Indispensable 10 recover the said
sum As a reNard I viii give np
10 you the third part. Ni ilbo.oo".
cannot rece.s" your answer ~
the prison. but you must send a cab
legram 10 a person OF my confidence
eho will deliver u 10 me
Awaiting your cable 10 Instruct
you In all OF my secret ] am Sir
Yours truly
|. IVANOVtTCH
First OF all answer by cable, not
by letter. as follows.
ANTONIO BARRlOS,
Lista Telegrafos. Santander. spain,
An Right, Hendricks
Ike Kendrick IL sorely puzzled.
The thing listens good, and he asc'r-
tanned the cable rates yesterday ait
ernoon Forty.eight cents a word.
Have sou the sum OF 9S cents to
spare" he asked The News man.
The reply was but, anyhow up TO
q late hour last night the cablegram
had not been forwarded 10 poor
dear lvanositch, in the deep, DARK
dungeon In distant old Madrid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02
DAYS PROCEEDINGS
N DISTRICT COURT

The case Of r. L. Eott vs.. lia
Wright. begun "a the FOrty-sesenth
District Court Monday afternoon.
vas still 10 progress when court adj
lOurned last night
Among the cas.s recently settled
In that tribunal are the following
T. T. Russell ~ q w. willing
ham. dismissed for want Of pfosecu-
ton
Ockander Bros So Maggie r Phil
lips. Judgment for 1898 and fore
Closure Of lien on property.
]. NJ. Delzell w. = " Branlnger
et al. continued 10 perfect service
Martin Casey Co. So Charles Eyler
ct al judgment for foreclosure. also
making claim superior 10 that OF
.Crudgington. Works 4 umphres. aud
also lien OF Wilmering & Mullen.
" Keeton vs. S = Finyard.
granted leave to withdraw suit
J G. Paul vs.. r. " Smith 81 ah
change o. venue 10 Carson county
IS - Hooper W J = Down Vs..
dismissed FOR failure 20 secure costs
8. ~ Wilkerson SIS Ella I'm. per-
petuating Injunction
". T Midget 81 al SIS Z Dun
away. judgment Of dismissal ani
,lease OF attachment lien on lari.
State ys Nose Aston It al DIS
missed
State vs. Frank Anderson. dismiss
cd
" T Mudgln 81 al SIS Ice biyins
garinshee. dismissed az plaintiff 3
cost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

NTER-B n. Hunter. q form
or Baptist minister. died last night
al go az COZ East Sixth street The
remains viii be shipped today by the
Eakle establishment "a the former
home az Erick. Okla, Tor ln'erment'
The dccedent ~ survived by a wife
and four children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

The seeds OF consumption may be
10 lurk. and cough that hangs on
weakens your system, and lowers
your vital resistance Take Foley S
Honey aud Tar Compound II stops
the cought heals the iuflamed mem
'brane. and strengthens the lungs F.
u. Rounlree. Stillmore, Ca. says
La Grippe left mo with deep seat
ed hacking and painful cough from
which could get no relief until ]
took Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
hound II completely cured me-
Refuse substitutes
RANDAl. DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April II
Union miners practically throughout
the United states suspended work
today In observance OF the fifteenth
anniversary OF the Inauguration OF
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l de.irc 70 snnounce to my friends

N'rf' W -"'f@A'' W wy h'h's's'
that ! have moved my office from
the Chanslof Building 70 suite No
? new Fuqua Bids and that In ad.
dition 20 my general practice will
give special attention 70 diseases ~
THE stomach and iuies'ines Phone
.5oG. n. 5. FARls. N. d. i2s-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

olive oliver has Joined thecnst OF
The Argyle Case
George Alexander and Irene Van.
brugh are shortly 20 appear In Lon
don In new play by A W Mason
A one-act labor play called The
Class Struggle" II shortly 20 be seen
In vaudeville h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-02

Nice south Idaho Potatoes, 81 10
per 100 lbs Colorado apples, $l.OO
and $40. Box cabbage, 90 per ID
y X Niece 1876
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the cight-hour day in the mining
industry. Gatherings with music
and addresses and parades were
held In many sections.
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Phone Your Dr,W Wants Ia Mc''ce
Pharmacy Co Phone 25s. l2'-'c
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stop In ut tho Amarillo Drug
stor. for your magazines lls-tic
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Try a Daily News Want Al.
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FOR RENT Four-.oom house, 81 !
Lincoln Inquire II T. Hume. Phone
10 or lOI. l29-tfc
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4 competent seamstress
10 come 10 house Must understand
cutting and fitting Phone $50
l29-3c
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Niece Pharmacy delivers Ia any
,art OF the city. Phone 25S. l29-1c
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

1900 TO LOAN on improved city
property. Must be first class propo
sition. Quick service =. o Box
30. i3a l2H-dc
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FOR SALE Stock and eggs from s.
G ". Leghorn winners az Dalhart
Amarillo. plainyiew and Fort Worth
Sa premiums In . shows aud I OF
them firsts. Write for prices. ~.
T.. Muldrow. Canyon, Texas l29-6p
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WANTED White girl for general
Homework. 1000 Harrison or phone
.42I l29-tfc
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WANTED Position by experienced
saleslady, can furnish references.
Phone 1851 l29-ip
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WANTED White woman or girl Tor
general Homework. family of two.
Phone 237 l2H-3c
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FOR RENT One room furnished
for men or ladies'. poo West Seventh
street 1880
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
modern. gas stove. col Polk.
l29-3c
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WANTED Clean cotton rags Low
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-04
County Correspondence
DESLOGE.

James Blunt visited at Centralia,
ILL.,, Saturday and Sunday.
Harry and Luther Bess are spend
ing few days in st. Louis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Calvird and
baby visited at Leadwood Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Reva Morris of Pennington
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Green, Saturday, August &c. a girl.
Ed. Buchanan of st. Louis was
here on business the first Of the
week.
Mrs Louisa billiard Of Flat River
is spending several days here with
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Murrill and baby and
Miss Rose Turner Of lockwood Wis
tied here Thursday.
Percy Cole, Preston Sterritt and
Earnest Prather are spending sew
eral days in st. Louis.
Henry Bouchard and family at
tended the funeral of Leo Bouchard
at Bonnie Terre Sunday.
Miss Ora Kleppsattle will leave
Saturday for Wisconsin for an ex-
ta,dnd visit with paIatiypg
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7, Green and
children visited relatives in Doe
Run several days last week.
Wendall Bouchard and Miss Mat
tie Green attended the funeral OF
Leo Rouchard ut Bonnie Terre sun
day.
The w. c. Z. L. will hold its Dis
trict Conference on Thursday, Sep
TENDER IT.. MONDAY lunch will bt
served at the Wesley House by the
ladies of the w. G. 7. L. at Flat
River. Afternoon and evening ses
sions will be held at the Taylor
Avenue Methodist Church, begin
ming at p. NJ Miss Ross Hays
State Secretary to the y. p. T.. will
be present and give an address
Miss Hays is very fine lecturer
\ silver medal contest will be hell
that night. Remember the date
September H.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-04
OLD CITIZEN DIES.

Mr.. Selim Grandjean died at his
home in the Vale Mines vicinity on
August -, 1913, aged 81 years, five
months and two days. Hewas born
March 2, 1880, in Ponte de Martel,
Switzerland, and came to America
in 1857. He married Miss Emily
AuBuchon of French Village In
1878. Two sons we're born to them
Ellis T. and Mark-the latter dying
In early childhood. Ho leaves be-
reaved wife and one SOC.
Mr.. Grandjean united at an early
age with the Protestant National
Church of his native land and held
to that faith until his death. He
was n devoted and loving husband
and father and a good neigbbor,
enjoying the good will and respect
of all who knew him. His wife and
son have the sympathy Of large
circle of friends in their sorrowfuI
bereavement.
The funeral services, which were
largely attended, were conducted BY
Rev. r. A. Boyd, after which hi'
body>was laid at rest In the Rong
gley cemetery. ~