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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23

turned home after visiting with friends
and relatives for few days.
James Dysart, $50 North Green
street, who has been attending schooi
at Lake Forest returned home TO-DAY.
Miss Leila Harvard who has been
attending the Ottumwa Commercial
college has returned to her nome III
Douds-L eando.
Neil Davis has gone to Centervllle
to visit with his grandfather M
Lynch.
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. f. Spangler OF Cedar
Rapids have returned overland 10 .i,eii
home after a visit with Mr. ana MIS-
Fl. l.. Pollard, 22S West flfth street.
Mrs Robert f. Farrell, accompanied
nv her children left this morning ior
Galesburg to spend the summer aiter
an extended visit at the nome Oh liei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. AahSs' LA
West Fifth street.
Miss Bertha Peterson has returned
from Guthrie, Okla. to spend ner Vaca-
ton at the home Of her sister MISS
Emile Peterson, 11S North Jefferson
street.
Mrs, Sophnesba Brink who has been
visiting with her uncle Parker McMlci-
ael. 1909 West Second street, mas re-
turned to her home in Long Beach,
Calf, enroute from Honolulu, where
she visited before coming here
Miss Thelma Davidson, 119 North
Marion street has returned home from
Mt. Vernon where she has been attend
ing school. Miss Davidson was a guest
at house party given at the Palnsades
enroute home.
Mrs. w. S. Baker, 912 North Ash
street and sister Mrs. G. K. Silver OF
Bentonsport have gone to Chicago to
visit with their sister Mrs. T. P. Muss-
er.
Mrs. E. r. Ferguson and son Sterling
of Shenandoah have returned nome
after visiting with her sister MIS-. w.
Funk, ia East Maple avenue. They
were accompanied by Master Joe FUNK.
Miss Susie Bedewell of Decatur City
has returned home after a visit with
her sister u. Il. Earl, 1915 East Court
street.
Miss Margaret Benson. 1893 West
Fourth street, and James Leighton of
Burlington have left for trip through
Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Abner G. Birney Of
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Birney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Birney, 229 West Fifth
street.
Mrs. R. C. Bunch and two little
daughters, Elizabeth and Virginia OF
Chicago arrived Friday afternoon and
will be the guests for several weeks
at the home of Mrs. Bunch's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Birney, 229 West
Fifth street.
Read the advertisements in today's
Courier. They will save you money
and help you to know just what to
wear and buy for your house anu
table. The best dressed men and Wo-
men are those who read the announce
ments of the merchants. The best
housekeepers read the Courier ads.
Mrs G. A. Steele of Mexico City,
Mexico has returned to st. Louis at
ter visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Birney, 229 West Fifth
street.
Mrs. S. C. Lane and children of Des
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23
CLAIMS SHE SHOT
To BRIGHTEN MEN
VICTOR MANILA INSTANTLY KILL.
ED WHEN WIFE FIRED
REVOLVER.

Abba, June 22.-Victor Manila was
shot and instantly killed yesterday
about noon by his wife, Anna Manila,
at Lovilia.
It seems that they were having a
birthday party and Mrs. Manila's three
sons, Tom, Charles and Cole Tovera
from Charlton were there. Mr.. Man
lila and one of the boys got in fracas
and Mrs. Manila thought she would
stop the fight by firing a revolver in
the air, to brighten the men. However
Mr.. Manila had a razor and kept COM
ing towards her SO she fired two more
shots, one Of them going clear through
his head and killing him instantly.
Mrs. Manila and the three boys were
brought to Abba and put in jail
The coroner's jury is working on
the case today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23

Moines, are spending several weeks
with relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Bertha Conyne of Chicago, who
has been visiting relatives for the past
three months, left for Weaver, to visit
relatives enroute home.
Mrs. Hattie Wolf, 1O1 North Willard
street went to Wayland Friday to be
the guest Of Miss Viola Carson at
week end house party.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23

wood, one of the oldest and most high
ly respected citizens of the vicinity of
Croton, is dead at the old Underwood
homestead about two and one-half
miles north of Croton. He was Sc
years of age and had been in ill-health
for some time and it is supposed that
his death was the result of complica-
lions incident to old age.
He was man of good heart and ad-
mirable character and was esteemed
by everybody who knew him. Al
ways sympathetic and charitable, gen.
ial with his neighbors and ready at all
times to do kindly act for those in
need brought him the kind regard of
all.
I He is survived by several children
and number of grandchildren.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23
DRAIN TILE
For rrices and inform alton vrits
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMWA, IOWA
Tri-W eekly Courier

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribsrs wishing their address
changed will please give tho name OF
the postofiice to which the paper has
been sent ~ well ~ tho postonics
whore shsy desire 1t to be changed to-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-23
LEE co. PIONEER
DIES AT CROTON

Croton, June 2o.-william Under
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

60rit ou iegt? = Der 6uno Felt!
= Oa = ba = b0rIt bu ibn? =
Vie rafenb! Qrtbur, ioss mir, mas
fou i'd tun? =
Run lit CT fiji. Gs mar pobl
ni6ts. Gsin Qaut. - bod - er
minieIt - ober gang Ieife. O6 i9
ibn BON Der 9ette freima6s? = Sa =
i'd piu 9lei6 bin. = Qd. i6 poate,
Soief tdms 5urud! 9dtte ID i'm
bod ni6t qeben lafen! Wleine pban=
taiie 1T iberrei3t. Sect 9Iaub' i4.
Shritte i'm 0artenties gu b0ren. -
Rein. i6 tdui6e mid. ---
Yein - nein - ni9ts. - Mie
eeht es beinsm 6reunoe? Wos ma6t
Gmil. 0u piuIt i'm lpieoez nit i'm
Dagen fabren Iafsn? 0ibt - ba,
= oa. 9o6, Qrthur. es iino nobl
S9ritte orauBen! Sic tommen nG=
Der oh - i'd firfte mid 10 lebr!
SD tam ni6t aus Dem 6eniter Ieben!
60 ipri4 op6. Qrtbur. Define
Stimme 9ibt mir ioI6en Wut! Spri6,
Elm paar Worte nuri"
9uuromn por Ielbit ouf9ereot.
Die 6nno 5~itterte. nit Der err ben So
rer belt. 9robDem perIudte er 81
loAen. Gr troItete tie uno fprad i6r
Ilut 81. Damn fpra6 ie nieOer;
nQrtbur. nun lit pieoer oQes rlie
big. Rein. bu gebt Der G6liFet
i'm S6IoB. pa 1T Die 6oustiir.
60rit ru? So? = Gott lei 0ant, es
miro So1sf Iein. = GnoIid lit er on.
Nber pnrum 1T SuItan 10 ItiQ? Gr
riibrt ii6 ni6t. Sd ipetoe Soief fos
fort binunterienben. - Gr tommt Die
Sreppe berauf. &onnit ou Die Sritte
niGt horen? - Od - pn - bn -
MIN 1T er ober. SD Bore Jpn ipre>
den. So. es 1T SoIef. Nber er lit
nidt nuein. - Wen mag er BEL fl9
ba6en?
S6ritte, 4rt6ur! Dor meiner
Sir! - 0o - LIN 8otte5pi0en, -
9iIfe! 4rtbrr! - Sic tommenl 3rpsi,
Sin orGbIi8er G6rei be6te burA
oas 5elep6on - nod einmoI. geqenb,
i6rin. Damn bumpfs Zone. Elm bar
ter NuFI4Iag, Elm Soil - treiihenoe
@erdui6e -- nibt5, niGt5 - pos
9iden elmer ubr - Elm S4ta9, 3psi.
orei - fiHF! - limb onnn nitt5
mebr. -- 8or nidt5. -
Rad Ginger l3eit trot Der NTeiToy
nit Der Campo Elm. Pun = 4rtbur
- e6eIi6e D%iIIeren3en? 9os miro
il redt lang nter - n0a
1T Dir? I'm Gotte3 miQen -"
Gntiebt trGt er nd6er. Der 6reuao
iaB oo, ZEN 90rcr felt ans DIR qes
preBt. bic linte !0onO in bo5 sud- reg
S6reibtii6es eingetrnGt - uno Den
itorren Bid glii6eno in oos Selenton
oe3obrt - tief, tief ~ pbne Qout.
ptne 8etpequno. Neben ibm am 8o-
ZEN loo eir ~offere8 MeITer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
lGuOcCS %,,gCOnnGcn."

NGnoel erbicIt emit pen eiuem ms
bcIanutcn 0ouner til Dl9euo 5las
ften olttn Soldnnj@berQtr. Pin bent.
felben L1Qe bate er eitiQe Nreunoe 3u
it Qejaoeu, uuo ans 6uytt, eS mohtt
ibrl rjdt pjel oapou ii6ri0 bleiben.
lpenn feline 5reuHoe miitoIten ipiirocn.
lje8 e. nie 2ytaiden in itiu Nrbeit95ims
uty. ods IN he Spelietdmmsr uumjts
ttltol daititb, iteIIen. Qloblih be
f0ut i'm Nurit nab 8btinlueiu. Seiacr
Be9ieroe nld)t mcbr mIdlijQ. iprjUQt
er ouf upo. ijh au lie Stjrn 'tblua
gem, ruit er: Sin G}sodnte! Gin
@eo0rte," Damn tllt CT in iejn Nrs
bejta5immer. tut tjueu ijittiseu
Ghlld uno Iebrt mi; teittym 9ljt
in Sic Gicielihait 3uyit. oic III ebcs
f~urttspontr Stimmuug icintr ray,
tete. Do5 njdli IanQt. 70 ipwmt ejr
neaer 0toaute, Dem baIo eju brittle.
mn Dicyter folQt. Td@ i;el Ter Gt.
ieQiddTt auf unn eiaer ihli@ jhw
md Nm 3u ieler, ME @dncc, icl0'
qroben @eoanteu ausfihrte. o. l:3No
MN her Qrohe &cmpoul't ualer 6l1s
iden, uno tat Ioebe1 ejnen ~bey5b1tteH
G6lud. 9cj Der Rijdtenr %eajpfing
ibn cjn laute5 @elduter uno pon RE
fer Gtuaot an bieb oer ~Sohanni9bers
ger un ~ ieiuen 6reunoen: Q0aoels
0e0un.en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
Cardinal 0sibbons hat cine Gr.

fldrun9 erInlien. morin er Den Erobtbls
%tionllten cine NnSdbl reht unnn9enebme
Mobrbelten miomet. @r lei iur 3em
perenS. dber Die y roblbition
let IN felnem 4nnoe nit elmer hrilt'
lihen GtulIlIauou auSIubrbar. Sic
trSlebe DE Weuiden cur 0euhsIei
nno I0roere bic un9eleellfe 3blsfp'
rrobuftton. Ter He9ierun9 9in9en Die
Ginnabmen uetlorsu, welhe lie ourh
ben le9itimen 0etrdutsbnnosl besogsn
babe. lleberal wlirosn Il nrteben
uno Sab 9eitiiiet. Die wabre Mtd'
Bt9ttIt lei Sadie Ser Gr5tebung
uno mtt Der @eiebgebunq.
Nues oieS lit ipar itpu ~un,dbliae
Mnl Qein9t moroen. Ntelsldt mahl
eS 0ber Oui Ole .YroblbS". Ole nod
&frnuntts9rilnoen SuaOngtlh ltno, oodl
etn penIg Gtuorud. menn lis rs aus
bent Niunoe oes oberiteu Wiroeutr0.
gers Der toiholtiten a,rhe III Nmerltl
huren. Gus Dem W(uuoe elues WanueS
Der pon lsber IN Nort uuo Shrlit Elm
sntr9iiher &ortdmper Der MtdBl9teils
Yropo9anoa geWelen lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
h~ Wiirmcr ole iirIad,c Der Seis
Den Shrcr Hinoer.

@lne ubelriehtnoer uuau9suehmet
Nthem. ountIe &lnss nm Ole Nu4en.
III Soften aulsere9t. mt 9roBcm Curjt:
ot Baden leutrrptb uno Damn lpleoer
blett; Ser 9ttb QeitipOlen. mt itor,
len '%Ht,ltuotn Sdlmericu iino Set
dlen uou G9urmeru. Yliitu az 3hre
NmcGr n,ht Iet0eu - aitapcp N~gm
Miller albt lidlere Ntuoeruu1. 49, Gas,
lelbe Ioo!tt ole @lirmsr. mdlttno o1e
dbuhreHOe N(iitel Sen Necvtr ltau,
Int uno oie uudu9tntbmtn l50,afn Scr
@Snrmtr bs'titjgt. 3auisU Sle uedl
btutt ctrt Gldite, Ertj9 llc. Eei
dueu Apptbetsru oost pty &oit. Sidas
poo Snoldn WeoiCjn 20. &blaoelpbia
posr ct. SouiS.-9Inj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
@s bcigt, bah praHoent 2eilion

init Der NbiitI umaebe, leiueu %or.
9dnger i'm @8e,Ben 0auie gum M}its
glle0e oes oberiten tribunals 81 En-
nenHsn. gSte es heiBt miro Gbcrridl'
fer 0o,mes BON 3ennellee oemuldlit
abonuten uno Wttltam s. oWdro
Z ait lou alS letn gtadDiol9sr IN Nu8'
lift 0enommer Vein. Dab rs BON l'hsr
Der b0cblte @unih oes 0ertn Gait
mar. ietne 0ntntlihe 4nuibahu i'm
Sberbunoesserlht ubiulhIleBen. lit be-
!annt, nno ietus @rusunung mare cine
bo6lt paiieuoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
YrGmicn oeQcn Mlebrbr;ablnng.
apmbnd1.

Steiaer's oeutib ameritanjIhes 8obbuh
far tletue 6anllleH. Bon 0aloenlot
Sdreper. Hreis rs Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
nniere S6nittmnlter.

Gin ie6ss bieier an9s5eigtsr S6n IT.
multer tOitet 10 Gents. 8si geltellun
gen benuee man Den un%tenItebenosn
Coupon.
Der 6rI6jabrs.a ataIo9 fir
Shntttmuiter 1T gum @erionbt berelt.
HretS oes autoto9s II 5 Cents
Infer 8ntaloQ eriheint lsbt piermnl
i'll Sobr: 5riibIings. CONNER, 6erbit
unb @intermootn IN grbbter 9luslpubI
0arbieteuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

SIR bieie geblltuoue uno Wobjourt.
oddlte 9ieoe uerolent Gouf9e Eemulb
Den Ennt oeS gelammten llb%eralgelmu'
ten @ur9erihums. @r bat oorln. lule
Is dut nnler @elunbheua,atb lhon 10
oft 9etbau, %unitren 3mod9smornljtsn
init lhrem TolIseItr:ttsI, IN eluem
HSOrte cie ObsrflGhIthteit uu.
lcrer Belt Die IN hpitertider &trbIsn.
Dung II Spmptome bstdmpit uuo
.tlne urahen tennt treiiib &C..
tennSe;tnet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

| Nberoesn. g. O.,
fano am 5. unb s.
Iebrunr Die Sab
r~estonuentlon bes
engliidem YreB'
~uerbanoe8 ben
CUB ntotn TAFT,
bel benz Der aus
feiuem Yroiioen'
tenamie nusineis
oenoe Sdrlitleiter
oes .Teutiher See
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
eay~ @unoerpune SuTtensM eoi;in

Or. Sings Neip Discovery III iibers
al betannt oils Elm WtitteI. psIhes
iiher 6uiten ooer GrtdIiune turirt. Z
j Qanion non @oiion. Isnn.. ihrsibt:
ar. Sings 0ep 7iscpuerp lit sic
munosrooults 4Rsoistn fir 6uiten. Gr.
%tlItuueen. SEN Nal$ uuo Die 9uneer,
bic Id le in metucm @siddit u%erfauit
babe TteS tit rpdbr. neil II. Sings
9tsn Ei&tppern Die qsidarIiGiten Or.
~tdItun9tn uuN 6niteu iotpie 9uu9en.
tronthei,tn ishr ihnsu turirt. Sic
icQtsu cine flnits III isoer ,3eit i'm
bauie babsn iur ole WiisIieosr Der
NamiI;e, soc uno 81. 9si o1sn Npos
ihe.ern cosr psr 3cit. &. 6. 8udIen &
60, philadelphia cher ct. 9Ouis.-Gns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

970S 9nmen ,0rapeo
Sttrt." Sn flint @rbBen, %. "a.
20. 28 unb 80 3oa S%ruitmaB; erfor.
BERT Il Yorbs 3Os0a. Matsrinl fir "a
Soa q DBe. Hrels 10 geuts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
Ser characterization Frene ms
StnmmbmdJ.
0ans 7emutb ipriht ieiuen Gonegen BON englnfen NreRoefoah0 !"
Glib. : afpta einoriuaGdb ms @euifen, nno 9iReit Die
sdbeinmpraI, Die cberhadlidbteit uno iin'
ouloiamteit unierer neuSettlihen
99eltuerbeHerer.

p n glberbean. 9. 3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
NahmaihineH.

Die .Rproitern" Rabmaidlue $40. / ptro
auf 5 Sabre IhriftIid glrantlrt, p2rop
beao". @ehduIe. ertro ic,ne 4oIttur, ale
neueiten Nerbeiieruuger, abiolut bic bette
Maihine, Die fir irSeno elnen Erels Ct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

@A ~ be8 Boulder 6e'
rob-. Serr pans Remutb. ieine Nb.
ldieosreoe belt. Nnitatt. lUle hies be
iolden @slegenbeiten ionit Der SAD
islneu engliidsu 9oIe9sn Brer nm Der
Utuno su idmleren, be5ihti9fe Ct MI
anerfennenswertber Gfienbelt bic enQ'
lilde Brslie Der llnmiiienbelt, Gelletre'
terel nno mornIliheu 6eigbeit. 81.
Neoe lit werth. welter perbreltet gu per'
Den. uHo mir lalieu lie oesbaIb In
28Ortiaut iolgen;
&efru Senutbo 9icoe
Q,eine Gamgu uUo 0trreul
&or 1aqtea i2,aN tg ta5on III @dtcrs
totUll, 3, 8tie ,%cHttllu tjltt dgiitts
aJtH 5touJcljlIou uoet Die 9~tOnUtuu!Bte,I
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,}tJtall8tii N cttlchi
Eclpt, uuo "a bslfy.Ot .l ttololUa ac5
tRgll'tjeu Yl.B ~ oaHpt5 ~uettluiHt
lUur0e, 10 ge.t All tcuIc mat lpleQcr i.J7
btL on q.lui'e uttUeplaic cuI3c.gellttl
etl. &C lJ Ie6p.9 OK GaGc gG0c, ohj
~lturtite %ofGtHli Ht0ytcuC" Clement M otc-
lem &al0t uH0 1u0-1ag0tu IN l9t3Fct-
len, pa5 ocuIl1e element. 3u ues tgtit,
70 m0eUte tg Die GeIitgt |@clcBclpeIi
nIt9t 0Urubct geycu iGllttl. uYlte AM
GGUUne ualattctl.ldje ltiterldltoc oet
oeuilaJ aAjtttluHila}tu Nttnt Don pet
eugtll1 unlctltdluldtl DiN5ulpcltu.
GrteUe utr0 0urtl -tper y N!dgtt,
II oclcH &a1oe ptrtUeItu.
SIC 0tuti1eu 3tum8tu bicr5ulatlot
5eiduicit lidl Qurq cdtcU a~ntrltamldjen
9ellt, beige 6lcate, .9ult iut0 Nt.tdEs
treuc aus. [ct ,6ii9d.t otrlclUC.L IN
eH8IIid ii0etle9i. icutoc 5QueH lofort
oIele llc~btrBcugtalG autotallgtlt. 2ie
oeuSidcn 1cuEHyleGGltsBcbtr bcUen
bun dGlduittlIul enc griHc!ittrt dliAe-
meme &itoWlg. lgle lltttIl2ldbIa'cu ut
etne groBtlc, lUCtl ne olt lItlulturt
3lutIer M0nttugltc nllt Ctiau 1cr Ucr-
gleid]en toHleu. SciUuocl3 pic CRAB
ruIlBcn bon ,5dbrgulQClte ulttn Guil.
ectn III be5uR auT cl3lehcrlidle luio 10
9lale KtOblenIc tOnuncl Ibntl 3l ltat
tel. gu 0lrDpa lft man li0er ote CT.
pCrlmtrtltctcl bljnil2. mo olt otutlds
anlcrIianIlatn 3etImRaldlcjbtt Qlttd'tlt
ocI ncllI kaiicnicu 0lc .c0l}Iu bel
ld}tcibL oefet y%Strtldgt.ci; er 0uu y
tangt YrdrI9 etpi uDi jar. ltno ueHIl
Die peutldl,B Hgtluu4tll Ntitli lUcH. *
Eiddjctl tic BON lg.tl tonlutuuoucii;H
Hecustt mo uou SGT lpttuiporl,,dlen
otlIl0eu ojruu0ltdttlt uu0 %~utctIQtu4
03cttdutl.
SIC oeIt}a 0mttttanl'dtu ,}tltun3s
ldtcl9tr IuHt.Gu ~ emcuH Vance gepo
zen, Gus uto ctIt5 rct clllel 1850 rUt;-
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rob-. 0srr 0ans 3smutb, ielne Nb'
ldieosreoe belt, NnItatt. ME nles bel
iolden @slegenbeiten iOnit Der 5au,
isinen engliidsn aoue9sn grst nm ben
Uiuno su ldmieren, be5ihtIgte Ct mt
nnertennenswertber Gnenbelt bic en9'
Iiihe Brelie Der lnptfienbett, Selletre'
terel unO mOraIlihen Jeigbelt. 8re
Jiepe lit werth. welter perbreltet gu fUer'
Den. uHO mir laiisn iie oesbaIb I'm
Murtlant iOlaen:
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prdmien Site.

Gin 1ahr i'm peraus be'ahlenee
ubennentem erhalten IL etnen
f.b6nen haIeneer ais Prdmte
gratis nne portofrei. I'm prd-
mien fms feleenee sur Nuspahl
porhdneen:
RatnropoTt, toapon limb oret5cbn NuIft'
mern eri6lenenl.
Yramien 9eQcn Wlebrbr;ablnng.
aod1bnd1.
Steiaer's oeutib . amerIianiihes 6otbuh
far tletue famileu. Bon NaIoemor
Sdreper. Ireis rs Gents.
0abmaihineH.
Die ,RoroItern~ Rdbnaidiue SO. / miro
aui 5 Sabre Idrlitllh garantlrt, p2rop
heab"s 0ehduie, eTtrn icine 4olttur. dlle
~ueueiten 0erbelieruugen, abiolut bic bette
Waihine, bic fllr irgeno elnen Yrels crs
Die .0oroitern"s 9ldbuiaihne So. 3, &C.
nau Die gto. /. nnr nit autbomdtblldem
S3rOp Qeao"
Die .@orblern" Rdbmaidtne go. 3, IN
@olben Gal ? eebauie. autbomattiTein
.gbnIn Gift". 9uaeliager @eitelj mt
outbomntiibtm g&elt 9teplaCer", botem
Grrn, gehQrtcte StabIibeiIe. alle ~Attodb-
alents1 in Sammet &aHden. Cine cute
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American Ridge Items

Miss Bertha Davidson who was
taken to the hopital at Moscow
about three weeks ago has returned
home but is improving slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. kellogg and a lady
friend, from Seattle, Wash. arrived
on the ridge last Sunday to visit
with Mrs. Kellog's parents, Sam
Kingsbury and wife.
Last Monday May 4th, we had
three inches of snow on the ridge.
Mrs. Deobald and daughter Jose.
phine made trip to the Potlatcf
ridge last week where Eddie anC
Bryan are planting thir beans.
At the annual school meeting las
month E.E. Jacobus was elected
trustee for three years.
Quite number of the young
folks of this ridge attended the bal
game at Genesee Sunday.
On the 9th of last month Mrs
Wilcox gave a birthday dinner to
number of her lady friends.
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Big Bear Ridge

Miss Bertha Forest arrived home
from Moscow Wednesday, where she
has attended school the previous
winer.
Mrs. A. Kleath entertained the
Lutheran ladies Aid Thursday.
Stella Nelson of Kendrick, visited |
at the home Of Mable Nelson last
week.
Inguald Vognild arrived here
from Seattle, Washington Saturday
to visit with A. Kleath and family.
Mrs. C. Berntson and son are
here from Spokane visiting her
parents, Halver Nelson and wife.
Geo. Brannon of Avon visited at
the J. j. Sind home Saturday and
Sunday.
Alex Galloway returned home
Sunday with new Ford automo-
bile purchased of the Kendrick Auto
Co. of Kendrick.
/ Miss Eva Wilson is visiting
friends here.
Louis Halseth and son John were
here visiting last week.
Mrs. H. Nelson, Alfred and
Mable and Miss Eva Wilson visited
with Mrs. M. j. Schei at Moscow
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Petra Sind entertained the
young Peoples Society at her home
Saturday evening. All were enter
tanned by music and in playing
games. Delicious refreshments
were served. Everyone went away
stating that such an enjoyable and
merry evening had been spent.
Abram Hooker and daughter Miss
Johanna made a trip to Troy Friday.
The clothes line beside Newt
McNeeley's house was raised two
! dIlu d IldIl ICCC do ilC 10 Vic pIOu
father of nine pound son, and was
continually stepping over it.
T. H. Rognstad departed fol
Charleston Wash. Friday evening.
Einae Bruseth departed for Mos
COW Tuesday where he has accept
ed position in cabinet shop.
Services were held in the Luther
an Church Wednesday evening.
Wallace Reid and wife enter
ttained number of friends at ;
party given at their home Saturda.
) evening. A good time was enjoyed
by all present.
King Ingle and wife are the prou
parents of a daughter.
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Southwick News

When we awoke Monday morning,
May a, we found the ground covered
with six inches of snow. 1t had
all disappeared by night.
Two games of ball were played
on the Southwick grounds last Fri
day afternoon. The Southwick
boys defeated the Peck team 10 to 2
and defeated the Leland team % to
2. A large crowd was out to witness
the game.
Mr.. M. A. Thompson is spending
a few days with Mrs. Kander, on
Cedar creek.
Grandma Bowen returned Sat.
urday from a visit with Mrs. w. O.
Whitmore below Leland.
A new sidewalk has been built
along the street leading from the
Methodist church.
H. A. Russell has been appoineC
a member of the school board tt
succeed S. A. McAllister, who re
signed.
Eighth grade examinations are il
progress here this week.
Ray Hill and family departed TO
California Tuesday.
Guy Lewis and wife were Moscow
visitors the first of the week.
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WANTS...FOR SALE

Locals, ten cents per fine first insertion,
five cents subsequent issues.
Annual stock holders of the fancy
Telephone Company will meet May
IL. 1914 at one O. clock at the fancy
school house. All stockholders are
requested to be present. j. N.
Meneely. Secretary. -5-1-2t
Wanted-Work by day. Caroline
Larson, next door to DR.. Mosers'
residence.
Trout season opens May LIST. The
Lincoln -McCrea Hardware &
Implement Company have every
thing in the way of tackle.
Wanted-Horses and cattle to
pasture-Jack Bailey, Texas, ridge
-4-24-2-f.
have the agency for the Buckley Sisters
Millinery also sewing room in connection.
Next door to Interstate phone Office
Miss Jessie Grenolds.
Berry men NoticeCWe have rub
Der stamps and pads for sale
Gazette.
For Sale-A New Violin, Case and In
strument Book. Call at Gazette office.
For Sale-16O acres in sections 10 and IL
in township 3s, range 1, which lies joining
Crescent on the west. J. w. BOILING,
1890 Mercier St, Kansas City, Missouri
FOR SALE-Spaulding ball tip, enquire
this office.
Wanted-A bunch of small pigs
from 80 to so pounds. -Barnun
Lumber Company.
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Presbyterian Services.

Preaching 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun
days at HOO a. m.
Preaching End and 4th Sundays
at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1000 a. m.
Mid-week meeting as per announce
ment from Sunday to Sunday.
Rev. Smith.
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The Hill & Barnum mill on Cedar
creek commenced on their cut at the
mill for this season this week. The
Fruchtl & Whitman mill at Cavendish
is also commencing operation this
week.