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Hooper, who raced as Mr.. Chamblet
the stable which decade ago had
some cof the best steeplechasers in
the coudtry.
Doughboregan Manor is splendid
old mansion for entertaining and
within it's walls have been some OF
the most brilliant social gatherings
in Maryland.
Mrs. j. W. Wadsworth and Miss
Harriet Wadsworth< are spending a
few days at the Plazain New York on
their way to their summer home al
Geneseo, N. Y. Miss Wadsworth's en-.
gagement to Fletcher Harper, was re
Gently announced. The latter has al
most recovered from the accident
which befel him while riding a green
hunter some months ago and which
necessitated hospital treatment.
9 g 8
Miss Louise Parker, niece iof the
late Commander Lucien Young, u. S.
A., gave a luncheon at the Ebbitt
House to Mrs. John West Blaisdell of
Maine, Miss Laura Alma Graves of
Stamford, Conn.,, and the Misses May
and Edith Graham of this city. The
luncheon was followed by theater
party.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warner will sail
on the Amerika June 10 for a visit
to the land of the midnight sun,
Denmark and Russia.
The family will spend the summer
at Geneva, ~ Y, where Mr.. Warner
has taken the Kapp house.
& g &
Mrs. Burnham, widow of Maj. Burn
ham, accompanied. by Miss Norris,
leaves for the seashore Thursday to
remain most of the summer. Before
returning she will visit her old home.
e & g
Miss Helen Taft, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas K.
Laughlin, for some time, has gone to
New Haven, Conn.,, to join her par.
ents.
Is
Lady Hadfield of England, and sis
ter of former Attorney General Wick
ersham, has arrived at the Shoreham,
accompanied by Mrs. Bird Grub.
& 8 &
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. S. A. Wolf,
after an absence of five months,
spent in Europe, have returned and
are at the Cairo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
BY C. S. ALBERT
,lal star-Bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star-Bulletfn correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 1S.-
At the marriage Saturday May 81,
at Stockbridge, Mass, of Miss Nora
Iasigi and Mr.. William Marshall Bull
lit at st. Pauls church, Rev. j. p.
Franks and the Rev. Thomas Yard
ley will officiate at the noon cere-
mony. Miss Iasigi who will be unat-
tended, will be given away by her
mother, Mrs. Oscar Iasigi. Mr.. Henry
do Pont of Washington and Delaware
will be the best man, and Messrs.
Scott Bullitt, Ross Todd and G.. Gull
bertson of Louisville, KY, and Fran
els B. Crowninshield of Boston the
ushers. Mr.. Bullitt, whose home was
in Washington under the Taft admin
istration, where he was an official of
the department of justice, is a son
of the late Thomas w. Bullitt, of
Louisville. Following the ceremony
there will be a reception at Clover
croft, Mrs. Iasigi's fine estate. Mr.
and Mrs. Bullitt will make their home
in Oxmoor, KY. Invitations 70 the
ceremony have been received here by
the many Washington friends of the
couple.
Representative and Mrs. Lathrop
Brown of New York have leased
Doughoregan Manor, the historic home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll of
Carrollton, who have gone abroad for
the summer
The new tenants brought with them
a string of thoroughbred horses and
arc now taking part in the Pimlico
meet.
Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss
Helen Hooper of Boston and inherited
from her father, Robert Chamblet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28
STABLES FRIENDS
/ CIRCULATE PETITION

e Aetition is being circulated to be
I. forEded to President Wilson asking
: tn Edward r. StackabIe United
SEES customs collector here, be re-
: lned In Office by the present aa.
j Hlnistration. %
IA the petition it is recited that the
alshers believe it to be to the best
-n'erest of Honolulu merchants, and
sesluents in general, that Stackable
De ned over during the term of the
new administration.
nany signatures. mostly those of
ocal merchants, have been obtained
ne petition is being circulated by
.uoolph J. BuchIy manager of the
y. e Peacock Company. II il
esired to get as many Republicans
Ad Democratic representative men
ere as possible to sign the petition
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28
CAN you DANCE THEsEa

!: CHICAGO - A statistician has ;
J; computed table on freak dances :
= now popular in the United States. ;
z Here they are:
!; Long Boston, fish walk. grizzly :
): bear, bunny hug. honey hug. tur- ,
!. key trot, Spanish tango, Texas ;
!: Tommy, banana slide, porcupine
!: roll buzzard lope. angleworm :
!: wiggle, chicken reel, dervish dip,
!. aerial dance, Boston trot, spotted
): sock schottische, hop o. my toes, ;
!: tassie tango, lun-antic horse trot,
3 whirly gig, seasick dip, eurythmy,
!; shin digger, chicken scratch, gal )
): looping three step one step. hesi-
!; tation hop, Apache dance, frater- :
= nifty flip, Salome glide, donkey :
!: ding, casket glide, dramatic drag. :
!; backyard bounce, screen scoot, :
}; cutback cuddle, payday prance,
!; location limp, ten foot trot, silent .
!: slide, camara cavort, foreground
!: frolic, hospital hop, switchback
!. sway. crab crawl, paresis slide, 5
!; Sappho glide, ace of diamonds,
= monkey wrench, and jellie wab- ;
}; BILE.
4 :
!: :: = ~ 4 aaas.HU1.t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28
THE WREATH Is TIL
TI0NsS DESIGN
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of RECORD Nav b. 1918.

Entered or Record MAY "a, 1913,
w ] Lowrie and VT to Frederick
Taonouchi to Kume Kato ....... B,
Victoria Ward to All Pow ct ais.
Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd TT
to Gustav Becker :. .... ]
Joseph Manuel and VT to Union
Loan & Saws Assn of Fl Ltd -. \
|Silvino G Santana and VT to
John Freitas :. .......
John Freitas and VT to NJ Lo-
pes Jr Observation-Disclosures. j
w P Roth by Atty to, Mrs Jennie
E Bechtel 49,. :. .........
Friedrich Kaeck and VT to Lee
KWal -. 1850. .........
y ] Drummond to Helen Boyd
and hsb :. >. ............ Re
Trent Trust Co Ltd to En- Yate
Pung TT =. .............
Emm. Rougier to De Freest RevPl
Joe Fernandez to Won Hamm-
Young Co Ltd ;. ...,......... CA
Entered of Record MAY IS, 1913,
Marion K Luhan and hsb to Rob-
ert w Single
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FORMER Canal
OFFICIAL AGREES
ON GORGAS WORK
tcontinued from page onel


amount of persuasion CT even TIE rear
Of death could overcome the distaste
which the negroes had for this medi.
cine. The keen eye of Colonel Gorgas,
however, detected the craving o., the
blacks for any liquid which was both
sweet I'm taste and pink in color Or
ders were issued to manufacture a soft
drink, containing the necessary dose
OF quinine, which would resemble, for
taste and color, pink lemonade. This
decoction was regularly served at
meals and drank in tumblers.- The
refreshing drink was gratefully re-
ceived by the negroes as being fur
Their indication of the magnanimity of
Uncle Sam III providing liquid refresh
nlEnts, free of charge, to his swelter
ing workers on the big ditch"
When Colonel Goethals arrived On
the Canal Zone as engineering officer,
the isthmus had been already convert
ed by Colonel Gorgas and his hard
working assistants. from a pest hole,
the like of which was unknown IN the
world. to comparative health resort.
| resigned from the lsthmian Canal
Commission in 1908 AM. remained on
the zone, pending the acceptance of
my resignation. until the transfer to
the United States army was complete.
At the time of the transfer, the gen
eral work or organization was COM
plete i'm all departments, and no more
striking example of efficiency in any
of the departments courd be found
than that OF sanitation. which was the
direct result of applied science COM
bined with the rare qualities of tact
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and indomitable perseverance in over
coming difficulties, so conspicuous in
The person Of Colonel Gorgas, the head
of that department
H. 'GOODING FIELD,
Late Chief Accountant, Isthmian
Canal Commission.
Hilo, r. H., May rs. 1913.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28
TO sToeoLoERs OF
NO. NOMINATING.

i ,,ting Eng ogilbie and
Z I,rasident Dul of the above
Firo5ion are il city and will
AMI am "a meet soiders for gen
gia .'isf,,ssion rlrsday evening
az ~ !, are ng Hotel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28

George Wilfong ard William Desha
Of Hilo were declared bankrupts by
L. s. District Judge Clemens yester-
Gay. The total liabilities of the firm
were estimated at $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28

Nayvy-Yus, doctor, | still got that
awful pain. Doctor-Does 1t hurt you
much. Navvy-Yues; it gives me a
awful twinge every time twist. Doc
tor-But you mustn't twist. Navy
don't.
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Memorial Day Sentiment

There is a beautiful sentiment in
connection with the remembrance of
loved ones departed, by placing some
token of respect or affection on their
graves on the Nations Memorial Day.
THE WREATH is THE Ma.
TION'S DESIGN.
In flowers or the special leaf we
carry for its lasting qualities, what
better could you wish for? Mrs. Tay-
lor, phone 1889, opposite Young Cafe.
advertisement
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18
Ser aassans Der Wahl pernr-
iadte ben srORten Gatbus
jiasmas in Yaris.

EDk man iis bel dhnlifsn Ce!eSsns
beiten nod nidt erlebt bat.
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Gunna golat Gompaga 537 Si erabs pbn unb etabs
Cincinnati. eamaag Den is. Sannar 1913.

Gpdt am 46eno gelnng es nodnals
Elm aabel on Dem Wraf feIt5ulnaden
1u1o es fpuroe Dieoer nit Der 3fet-
tlng Der gaiIagiere begonnen. Wton
bofft jett, oaB eS ntoglih iein miro,
bie 10 9erioneu berab5ubolen, Die
iih nod auf Dem 8raf beftrtoen.
Gin aorb BON beuu 8nnpfer er-
reifte am gbenb oas 2nto, er mar
aber leer. Mau peiB nidt, oh per"
iud,speiie er leer BON oem 0antpfer
obgeihtdt tpuroe, ober oh 'i6 jemano
barin befano, ober berausfiel urlS er'
trnrf
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Jn(an0 telegraph
Die Seportutipn mnIius 8
binousaeih hobeu.

REM gort, II. San. Riattr
5oIt pom Bunossssriht bat am Jreis
toa anssorbnet, bab bic Deportation
bes snglifden Sournaliiten G01poro
=. Mnlius, Der in England sshn Ulos
nate i'm GefdnsniB esisifen bot, neil
sr cine @erleumouns oes aonigs
8ecra V. psroffentlidt bate, bindusz
seihoben iperben icu. Der ginpans
eerungstommiffGr Wiliams bate be-
abiihtist, Wnlius am %. Sanuar n1h
europa suriitsuIhifen. Ridter 6olt
bat sinen 6nbe1s Gorpus<8.fsll err
laiIsn unn Der Ean rirb am "a. Sas
n,trxanesr ifsn &6s1ruA6iA7me1heux
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Eolte 6. Brandt begHa'
otut

EoIte 6. granbt btsHa .
btgt.
. 2llbanp. N. g., II. San. Der
Gouperneur Sul5er bat am 5rs'tag
SSolte 6. Brandt, ben friiteren adms
merbiener oes Rem gor.er 8dlitters
Wortimer 6. Shiff, auf ben Gruno
bin begnabigt. oab Oas pe9en on9sbs
liben Ginbruh8 iiber Brandt oerbdn9
te urtbsiI DON 80 SaArsn 3udt9aus
iibermGbig itreng lei.
Der 8enerolantpaIt Gdrmoop bate
benz 9ouperneur, auf beHen Gr'udsn,
geritt uber ben 5dl abgeftottet uno
ibm BEL oieIer Gslegenheit ertldrt, bob
er su 9uniten Der 8egnooigur5
granots lei, rniht I'M 9naoe, Ions
bern um Gsrehtigteit gu iben." Gr
| tritiIjrte audi in ftarfer gBelle BE
| llmftGnpe, unter benen Brandt pro5e'@
| iirt uno perurthetlt tpuroe.
G1rmobp iGete fpdtsr, ooB ouph BE
geenabigung yetn Wlotel auseeIol6t
fporben lei, ber Dem 9eridtslpeIen res
Stadtes angehaftet". uno odB Ils duh
betpeiIe, .oaB man Der Serettistelt
tein S6nipp6en ibldeer tonne."
gsi Der gegnobigung bat Der 9ous
perneur SuIser sipuItrt, DAB Brandt
i.in engagement BON einem 5beater
etc. dnnehmeH oIrfs, uno oaB er aud
in Der l3utuHft tsins ubiprehenosn gss
mertunaen iiber ben Gbdratier dnoes
rer 9erfoneu maheu oiirfe.
Gunoesienator Euute NeI1on Don
Wiuneiota. Der sbeufolls oor benz 0pus
pernsur cine Eeoe gebalten bltte, in
| Der er bas Ilrtbeil 9raupt's fir eine
riht.rlihe gprdHnei ertldrte, bat iit
bereit ertldrt, Brandt nit nah Wttns
neiotd All nebmsn unb bieer bat ods
qnerbietsn onosnommeu. Gr pirr
ben Senator noh Wafbington bs9let.
| ten, ebe .r iia na6 benz Neitsn beglsbt,
3eitsemdBe 8prluge.
Bottom, II. Sauuar. Sn oer
2eoia!dtur tDuroe 5reitag cine Bin
einqerei6t, peI6e ben 9srtauf DON
gf.ien stpsifslboften Wert1es ir
| Stcate Mlahohuietts unro9lih mas
den foil. Die 9orlage, peIhe Dor
elmer Spssinl aomurtfion Der Ge'
cislatur entiporfen Duroe, gtebt ben
aorporations apmmiHGr bic Nu.
| toritdt, anoaben iibsr ben Stdno ale,
Scrpprationen, oeren attien gum Der
toufe dngstoien iperoen, gu 'dmmeIu
Ent gu perDffentlihen. Der Som.
utifi6r 1T iernsr ermGdtigt. pus gSus
blitum ppr tpertbloien Seturitoter
su parnsn. Sn 5tnanstretien tptrt
bic Bill ais cine Der oraitii hiten
rsl6e ie Der Gegislotur unterbreite
trurosH. be3eidnet.
4Iter ihust Dor 3 hprAet
nidt.
Sos 4nqeles, II. San. Dt
105idhrise 6rau WeurceIiHs GliTaed
cine anseblia reihe Dame, geosnt
| Iit nit benz S0idhrigen pieiontinI
Seon gu perbeirotben. Sin 6eiraths
grlaubniBIhein tpuroe am DonUers
tag fir bas bohbetaste Yaar dusae
itelIt. Srau CLAUDIA 2uga, cine Gn
teliu ber 5rau glifaba uno ibre 9or
miinoerin, bat GtnIpruh erboben uu
2eon min Die @ormunoIdoft aufbebel
laFen.
Auto m 0 il II lnglu q.
ct. 2outs, II. Sanuar. aui
iei s. Danie, bon Glepelanb, ,Sulfsie
tretar BON syrau SeIene gritton, 81
eenthi;merin bes ct. 2outfer Baiebol
Glubs Der Nationoiliea uno I'm
| 6, Woliers, BON ct. 2ouis, 9r6iiben
elmer giIputeriepaaren @eiellfhoft
ruroen Jreitas ourh einsu Iutcmo
| Bill uufaIf ostnotet. Nrg Qluto. Il
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xNetterb eri1t.

Sir Obio unb bos tpeitlide
pennIpIpdnien: Rsgen am Samitds;
fdIier pdbrenb Der Raht. Nm Conn
tag s1Itetes unb nllgemein ihOneres
Wttter. Werdnb<rlihe Winbe.
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SofRe s. 3ranof
Ser ebemalise aammeroienel
oes New 9urfer ganfiers
W'Drtimer Stiff
Wnn benz 8pnuernenr Sulser bon
9iefu Yorf begnaoist.


Der @ouberneur erflGrt oas iiber
Brandt gefdute 1rtbeil fiir
ubermdbig itreu8.
8unbeszSendtor Snute gielion rinlmt
iid bes 8efreiten an.
CUR gsrhinberung oes Bertauts
DertbIoier 2lttisn
-~:.~-
gimmt bic 2sgisIatur BON WlaiTa9u>
Ietts Elm braItiihes 9efes an.
IT.
Cine 1O5 Sabre dlte 5rau in Sos An>
sslss, Gal, nil iia nod
sinmul per6eiratben.
Sdlimmer 2lutomobilz llnfoa IN ct.
Gouis.
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8rapirenbe 4usfagsn gegen ben
S4iffa9rts 1ruIt.
Waodt in MaIbingtOH u. 8. Bun, Elm
Rbeber.
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Es bsfinh<n fi6 nod unsefdhr Ito
perfonen an Boro.
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Gie Rsitunssarbeiien an bsm geitran'
eeten Gampfer .9ercreie"
uiehsr dufgtnommen.
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Tao6t in NaIbingtOH u. 8. Bun, Elm
Rheper.
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8rapirenbe 4usfagen gegen ben
S6iffa3rts 9ruit.
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nit grpBer Gefpdlt segen etnen 59-
blauten Der itdotifden WoTerIetturg.
Die betDen Sniaiien purben aus benz
TubrFpert geihleubert uno Der 5as
brant oem0lirt, 70 ooB groBe IsoiTers
itrom. ii4 ouf bic Strabe erspffeu.
3cDte uno WaIters tpurben als 2ets
den aufgelefen,
q 9rd otrsnbe Qusiugen gee
gen ben @ atffo brts.s
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-19
Tidewater

A young man of Albany. who is
camping at Tidewater, was quite
seriously hurt while fishing the
rapids Sunday. He caught his fish
hook OIL a limb several feet above
the water. He thought by climbing
the tree and crawling out ON the
limb he could get the hook, but in
trying this the limb broke and he
fell into the river. striking some
rocks and hurting his knee. He
went to Waldport to consult a
physician.
Mnnta Smallwood returned here
stating he had traded his farm
here for property in Eastern Ore
gon. He is much improved in
health. Mrs. smalwood did not
accompany him. SO he only tarried
long enough to transact some bust
ness and say good bye to his many
friends. who all wish him we'll and
that he will completely recover his
health.
Ludemann & McMillen have been
saving shingles most all week.
Roy McMillen has taken a home
stead in our neighborhood, near the
John Thissel place. There still
seems TO be gvod agricultural land
untaken. and many fine chances for
the home-seeker on the beautiful
Alsea.
We are glad to welcome Joe Mus
toe and his Tennessee bride back to
the old home on Canal creek.
Fred Robenette is leaving for
Canada. but he expects to visit his
sister. Mrs. H. White, of Detroit
Oregon. before continuing his jour.
ney.
Altha Smith went down the river
to the lsom farm to visit Miss May
a few days.
Kit Williamson has a fine new
team of horses.
Mr.. Moody returned to resum.
the fishing sport after a few days
absence.
Jack and Harry Wilson spen
Sunday at Bay View. bringing home
CLAIMS and crabs and many stories
of their good times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-19
Riverside V

Mr.. Coin arrived as expected and
WIS gladly welcomed by former
pupils and friends. School opened
with seven pupils in attendance.
but more expected later.
Mrs. S. P. Eunson and friend.
Mrs. Watson, returned to their
homes in Portland after a several
weeks visit with Mrs. Eunson s
parents, Mr. and Mrs W. H. DAN
iel. They enjoyed a very pleasant
trip to Newport, being Joined there
by Mrs. Eunson's husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Stewart made
a trip to Mr.. Daniels Sunday in
quest of fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Grant were
down from Harlan Sunday. Mrs.
Grant bringing the Rev. Mr.. Deven-
port down in time to deliver very
effective sermon to an attentive
audience. We hear it will be his
last time with US and am sure
everyone will miss his visits and
kindly help very much.
R. L. Calkins and W. W. Grant
made business trip to Toledo the
first of the week.
j. T. Calkins made quite an i'm
provement lately in the building of
a new barn.
w. H. Daniel had quite an acci-
dent last week. While out in the
back yard learning to ride a bicycle
he fell and broke a rib. He was
laid up for several days, but is al
most recovered now.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-19
Lake Side.

Mr.. Her brought full-blooded
Holstein calf from T. M. McClin-
took, also Plymouth Rock rooster.
The Daisy Dell school opened the
9th of this month. Miss Bruseth
the teacher is boarding at Mrs.
Murray's.
Mr.. Her saw a huge bear on
Schooner creek road last week.
Miss Vernie Flanders left for
Portland the 11th.
Huckleberries are beginning to
ripen. There will soon be lots of
them.
Mrs. Her and Mrs. Murry visited
Mrs. G. Parmele the 9Th and had a
very nice time.
Mr.. Koske's pig died the other
day. They thought it was too fat.
The last storm was 3-day ter
ror. 1t blew in windows and
knocked down trees. The people
reioiced when it was over.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-19
= NJ -
9ZHg< 7zzg1'
.aldport Holds
School Fair

Tomorrow a School and Grange
Fair will be held in the schoolhouse
at Waldport. same being called the
South Lincoln District Fair. The
purpose of this Fair is to get
people interested in making ex-
hibits and liberal premiums will be-
given to this end. The exhibits
from this Fair will be sent to the
County Fair held here next week,
and may in turn be sent to the
State Fair at Salem two weeks
hence. That Waldport and the
Alsea valley will get lots of good
advertising from this Fair goes
without saying. and We believe
other sections of the county will do
well to follow the example set by
our Waldport neighbors.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-19
Glen

An eight pound girl arrived at
the home Uf Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Williams last week. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
Miss Jessie Brown was very ill
last week but is now better.
Mrs. W R. Moore visited Mrs.
]. W. Davenport Thursday.
C. W. Brown made flying trip
to Toledo Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Stewart spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
Daniel at Riverside.
Mrs. C. W. Brown and little
daughter. Le.tie, who have been
very i'll for the past week. are now
reported to be greatly recovered.
Mrs. S. J. Stewart visited Mrs.
Luke Williams Thursday.
W. K. Moore hauled a load of
lumber from Elk City Thursday for
his new house, which he is making
great progress on.
Mrs. T. l.. Bohannon went to
Mehamia Monday for visit with
her folks. She will also spend q
few days in Corvallis.
Misses Edith Davenport and Clare
Moore took a horseback ride to
Riverside Sunday.
j. E. Crooks went to Elk City
Monday.
Mrs. George Davenport visited
Mrs. J. E. Crooks Sunday.
Ray Brown came over from To-
ledo Monday for a few days. visit
with home folks.
H. B. Capell spent Sunday with
Miss Whitefield and brothers un
Big Elk.
Miss Edith Davenport spent
Saturday night with Miss Clare
Moore.
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G. Moore in which about 45 neigh
bors took part, and after games,
etc., were acted the visitors spread
a sumptuous lunch and all went
home at 10 O'Clock p. M. and re-
port most excellent time.
The hoppickers are beginning to
return. j. o. Davis and some others
arrived Sunday.
Mrs. j. o. Davis is on the sick
list.
A larger than usual attendance
at Sunday school Sunday.
Some of the Bewley children go
to OAC to begin next week.
A. j. Bewley shipped carload
of wood.
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Miss Pearl Miller has returned
to her school work at Monmouth.
after teaching a two months term
in District 18. She made many
friends who hope she will return to
Big Elk again.
Road Supervisor Grant and crew
are building a bridge over Wolf
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Will
bur. Clarence and Ray Davis of
Blodgett took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Cater Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Mulkey accompanied
her sister. Mrs. Rogoway, to her
home in Albany Saturday. return
ing home on Mondays stage. -
Mrs. P. H. Martin was a visitor
at Corvallis last week, returning
on Wednesdays stage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schedler also came in that
day. Mr.. Allen had to bring a
larger vehicle than usual to accom-
mediate all his passengers.
Mrs. 2. A. Kessi and family have
gone to Monmouth that the child
rem may attend school this Winter.
The patrons of school District So
have awoke and got busy and the
effect is a nicely cleaned school
ground, house all re-fnished on the
inside. a porch put on the front and
wire for fencing ordered. Last
Tuesday was picnic day on the
grounds to clean them and Tuesday
night of this week a basket social
is to be held for the purpose of
raising money to get an organ for
school use. also for the Sunday
school. Miss Della Day enport, a
graduate of the OAC. has been
employt d as teacher and we look
forward to successul year.
Mrs. Bernice Cooley and son,
Howard. are visiting Mrs. Godley's
parent. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Grant.
Game Wardens Gatens and Bryan
spent Saturday night at the home
of P. H. Martin. Willis Grant was
called as a witness to Toledo.
Rev. r. j. Davenport preached
for us last Sunday. He was not
sure that he would be with us again
but he left many friends who hope
for his return.