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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
LITTLE GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Jack Jiedy and Joe Pendleton have
pulled their threshing machine in.
Sherm Hayden and Roy Garthwaite
are hulling clover.
Ike Garthwaite sold some cattle last
week.
Jack Jiedy is building chicken
house.
Mrs. Sherm Hayden was on the sick
list last week.
We are glad to hear that William
Garthwaite is getting along better now
Mrs. Fred Cooley visited over We'd
nesday with Mrs. Lewis Cooley.
Joe Pendleton hulled clover for VIM
Pagenkopf, Thursday.
VIM Welsh sold a load of hogs
Thursday.
Frank Morrow and wife were at Ian
caster, Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis Cooley and Mrs. Ed Gov
Ter attended the Royal Neighbor din
ner in Bloomington, Wednesday.
Irwin Hale had the misfortune tc
sprain his ankle while running after
some cattle.
Mrs. Charles Addison received WORD
that her grandmother had had stroke
and is very low.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
LIVINGSTON.

Mrs. Ida COnroy visited at the Al
bert Warne home, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ezra Spencer has been very
ill the past week.
F. j. Moore and family of Platteville
were Friday visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Nairnan left
Tuesday morning for trip to Du-
tuque.
Roe Watson and wife are the proud
parents of baby boy, born Thursday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Thiede and children, Mrs.
Tracy and daughter, of Rewey, were
visitors here Thursday.
DR.. w. E. McBeath returned Tues
day from an extended visit at Fort At
kinSOn.
Messrs. Gundlach and Coombs re-
ceived the contract for building the
new hall and lookup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Spencer left
Thursday morning for visit with
friends and relatives at Boscobel.
Miss Pearl Weaver returned to her
home in Fennimore after two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. ]. White.
James Boutelle of Rewey was bus
mess caller here, Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. Hayes came from Barneneld,
Wednesday evening for a visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Wat
son.
Charles Radley, contractor, left for
Waterloo, Wisconsin, Tuesday, where
he expects to get job of building a
school house, there.
Mrs. Klabecheck and daughter Jane,
of Virginia, Minnesota, have been Wis
iting at the Lester Druen home the
past week.
There will be spelling match at
the high school, Friday evening the
high school against the world. After
ward ten-cent lunch will be served,
Don't forget to attend.
The dance at Charley Warmers Fri
day evening had fair crowd and sew
eral from Livingston were there.
Warne and Adkins furnished the
music.
Wednesday evening Allan Houston
took Matt PertZborn and Mike Con-
nors on an underground tour through
| the Cocker mines. The latter returned
to their homes in Madison, Thursday
afternoon.
c. A. Webb leaves Saturday for
Portage, Wis, for short visit with
friends and relatives there. John Con-
roy will carry the mail during his abb
sence. Mrs. Webb and Dorothy, who
have been in Portage for some time,
will return home with him.
Livingston is right there on the
shipping market. Several carloads
were shipped, Monday, and Clarence
Fawcett went to Chicago with them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
CASSVILI.E.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By Edna Garner).
DR.. and Mrs o. ~ Treeweek were
in Dubuque, Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Hartman visited the
Hemmings in Dubuque, last week.
Mrs. Olive Lau was a Dubuque visit
or, Saturday
G.. A. Stevens and Rev. A. G. Jet
were at Lancaster, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin were at
Freeport the past week.
Harry Musselman spent Sunday at
Apple River, ILL.,, with relatives.
Toay Garner and son Virgil, of Bee
town were at the Flickner home,
Wednesday.
Miss Ollie Winners of Potosi, visit
ed her sister, Mrs George Snider the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloysius Udelhofen
autoed to Potosi, Sunday and visited
at the Joe Udelhofen home.
Miss Persia Flickner made a week
end visit at the Chris Garner home
near Beetown.
Miss Jennie Smith returned to Du-
buque, Tuesday, after few days visit
at here home.
Mrs. o. H. Failing and Miss Edna
Garner were shopping in Dubuque,
Tuesday.
Roscoe Bishop visited his brother,
Orville at Elizabeth a couple of days
the last week.
Miss Laura Kuenster was the guest
of Mrs. Jennie Pauley at Burton over
Sunday.
Miss Agnes Klinkhammer visited at
the George Vogt home near North An
dover a few days last week.
Mrs. John Kirschbaum spent por
ton of last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Mier on the farm.
Miss Wessie Dudley, of Lancaster,
made weekend visit at the Link
Eversoll home.
Mesdames A. ]. Lindner and w. H.
Grimm were Dubuque shoppers, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bennett are set
tied in rooms in the Maiden house for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Moore and Orlo
Taylor and Miss Myrl Finney attended
the play in Bloomington Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Casper and fami-
ly of Lancaster spent Sunday in town,
guests of Mrs. B. Casper and daughter,
Erma.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Failing, Mes
danes Emily Garner, Glen d. Smith
and Miss Edna Garner autoed to
Lacaster, Sunday.
H. g. Kuenster was at the hospital
in Dubuque last week to have can
cerous growth removed from his low
er lip.
At the residence of Fred Bennett,
Tuesday morning occurred the death
of Lucille Jennie, the infant of Mr..
and Mrs. George Vogt, of North An
dover This is their first born and
their sorrow is unbounded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
DRY HOLLOW.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Jay Dennis passed away at his
home in Animation, Thursday evening
Miss Cora Swallow is working al
the Roy McLimans home.
John Schiffman and family of Po-
tosi, visited at the Matt Flesch home
Adolph Born spent Snday at his
brothers home.
Sam Richie and wife of Lancaster
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lentz.
Glenn Flesch and family left Monday
for their home in Mexico, after an ex-
tended visit here with relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27

John Watson shipped six carloads
Tuesday.
The boys gave the girls an oyster
supper at VIM. Livingston's, Thursday
evening. About forty were present
and games and music were in order
during the evening Everybody re-
ports a fine time.
The dance in the pavilion at An
drews park had good attendance
Friday. Gilman Williams, as always
furnished fine music, and Johnny
Kamey is certainly some caller anC
floor manager.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27

dance, but there was a large crowd
They left for wedding tour in Min
nesota. Mr.. Kramer is a prosperous
farmer near Eastman. When they re-
turn they will live on the farm. Miss
Ready is one of the best girls of this
community, liked by everyone who
knows her. Mr.. Kramer is we'll spok-
en- of by people who know him. We
wish them a happy life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
The Index says:

The Index says:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Reed Mccartney
are visiting their son Anthony and
daughter, Mrs. Lille Roschi.
Mrs. Paul Braun is in La Crosse to
stay few weeks with her son, Edward
and daughter Emma, who attend the
normal and keep house in fiat.
Robert Martin is attending the state
camp M. W. A. at Springfield, Ill, this
week. Mrs. Martin is spending the
week with friends in Freeport.
Mrs. E. L. Mink was in Dubuque
from Saturday until Monday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Mink. Mrs. Mink
has word that her nephew, VIM. Proc
tor of Mt. Hope, is in a hospital at
Madison for surgical treatment.
Mrs. James Smiths relatives, Will
liam and Orlando Marble and wives,
here three weeks; left last week for
their home at Delavan, n. Y. They
went via Cleveland, Ohio, to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. John Flesch is recovering from
few weeks severe illness and is up
and around. Her daughter, Mrs. W..
E. Wiedner went home to Harpers Fer
ry last Wednesday and in few days
went to Stoughtoh where Mr.. Wiedner
has a force of men engaged in fishing.
News was received Monday of the
death of Arthur Gimmer of Tea, S. d.
Death resulted from blood-poison
caused by cut on his hand with a
grass cycle. The young man was a
cousin to Karl and Arthur Kleinpell.
He was cashier of the bank at Tea,
and leaves widow and one child.
c. ]. Kuenster, accompanied by Miss
E. L. Gartside, arrived here Tuesday
from Glen Ullen, North Dakota. The
young lady is a guest of the Kuenster
family and will make an extended visit.
She owns cattle ranch of many acres,
and Mr.. Kuenster was there all sum-
mer buying and selling stock. They
were partners in the business.
Mrs. M. L. VonBerg left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where she is
guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. CARRIER. And
the other daughter Mrs. r. A Cavers
of Lansing, Iowa, met her mother in
La Crosse and accompanied her to the
city Together they will have fine
visit.
Mrs. John Kirschbaum is home in
town again. She spent two weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Willkomm and a few days at Henry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
INV Sister Baked It
Amt IT SOeH!''
Winnie's young bro

Their is always enthusiastic
over the bread his sister bakes.
On his Boy Scout hikes and
marches his food supply" consists main
ly of thick, generous slices of sisters
home made bread" spread with butter
and SUGAR or jam.
His Scout Master tells him 8ood
bread is nourishin8 and muscle-buildinS
and this only doubles his liking for the
rich, crispy, nut brown, fragrant bread
that Winnie bakes with
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Happy Hearts.

The pleasant information reaches US,
telling US OF the marriage OF our
young friend, Gerald, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. King, Of this city, to Miss
Nan Taylor, . very popular young
lady OF CRAZY. The couple were
united In marriage In ST. Joseph,
Wednesday, Of last week, November
10th.
The groom Ia In the harness bust.
ness here, and Is one OF the best
fellows hat ever grew ny In our midst.
He Is an industrious young man, good
habits, and an sll.round good fellow
and this old paper from which he
learned his letters, wishes for him
and his bride, . long sweet life, The
bride belongs to one OF the oldest and
best families In Union township, and
Is well equipped TO enter upon the
obligations that comes to her BY
reason OF becoming . wife,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
A Brief Journey Overland.

George Murray, accompanied by Mrs.
Murray, their son, Norman, and three
little girls, returned Monday Of this
week, from an auto trip OF several
days In Andrew and Gentry counties,
hAving visited our former citizens, W.
+. Sims and family, who now own and
operate one OF the large and finely I'm
proved farms near Helena, and Mr.,
Murray's brother.in.lsw and sister,
Rev. J. s. Cunningham and wife, OF
Albany. They found Rev. Cunning
ham with two important country
charges, both In . growing and pros
porous condition. They report the
roads In = fairly good condition for Z
cross country trip, In fact, generally
In very good shape by following the
main lines Of travel between towns.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
o. n. S. Notes.

Tie girls basket ball team OF the
q. II, ). and Savannah played the
first game OF the season on the home
grounds, Monday afternoon. The two
schools have been playing two games
each year for so long that II Is now
looked upon as q fixed institution.
The tinal score Was : TO Is In favor OF
Savannah. After the game was over
the pupils Of the o. II. 5. invited the
visitors TO the school building where
lunch WAS served, The visitors oil
agreed that this was the best part Of
the game, and departed for their
homes highly pleased with the treat
ment received In Oregon. The return
game Is to be played In Savannah
some time In December.
The new high school building Il
rapidly nearing completion. The up
stairs Is about finished. Some Of the
furniture Is now on the ground. y
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Twas q Success.

The ladies' Of the NJ. Z. church are
to be congratulated upon their sue.
cessful management and conclusion
brought out OF their bazaar and mum
show, which was held for three days
last week, At the Gem theatre.
Every feature OF the bazaar was sue.
cessfully carried out, and the sales
netted them satisfactory returns,
while the flowers offered and cult.
waited by the ladies Of the Aid society,
we're among the largest and most per.
feet ever offered here.
The eats put on sale were decidedly
eatable and rellshable, whoever made
the lemon pie, knows . thing or two
Is TO how to make that pie.
The whole affair Was q decided sue,
cess, and the Aid society is to be con.
graduated,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Miscellaneous Shower.

A most charming and delightfully."-
happy social event In the form OF .
miscellaneous shower came on IT the
home OF Mrs. Lewis Meyer, near
Mound City, on Saturday afternoon OF
last week November l3,~hich Wascom.
plimentary to Miss Bessie, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, Of the
Lincoln district, q coming bride.
The home was deliberately decorated
for the occasion, the color scheme be-
Ing yellow and white, emphasized by
. bountiful distribution Of yellow and
white chrysanthemums, throughout
the reception and dining rooms, The
afternoon was delightfully."- passed
with music, both vocal and instru.
mental, games and q series OF con.
tests, In which the winners we're
Misses Jean Wilson, Ruth Andes,
Crider, and Mrs. Lottie Markt.
Fully ifty guests we're present to
enjoy the happy affair, and each and
every guest wished for Miss Bessie,
that there be no slip betwixt cup and
lip. The liberal supply Of presents
that came bore evidence Of Miss Res.
sizes popularity among her many
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs.
John II. Hibbard, Mr.. and Mrs, VIM,
Klinepeter, Mrs. Lottie Markt, Mrs,
Lollie Young, and Misses Edna and
Ruth Markt and Hazel Patterson, all
Of Oregon, were In attendance.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
The Quality OF Corn.

Tie November government report
made the quality Of this years corn
crop :, = per cent compared with ~
In 1914. and an average Of $50 Apply
Ing these percentages to the total es'
timated crop to reduce the yields 10
the basis Of average conditions, II ap
pears that this years crop would be
about 200 million bushels, compared
with . 62t million bushels In 1914 and
. 5.year average Of 2,Ios million BUSH
els. This, Of course, Is . crude way
of arriving at the feeding quality Of
the whole crop. II may be better, OF
worse, than the figures indicate.
The quality Is very low IN some
states: Minnesota b per cent, wiscon'
sin ~. Iowa -, South Dakota 80
Michigan ~, Nebraska ~, Illinois -
Ohio and Indiana 81. In all other i'm
portant states conditions are above
the average. Kansas Is -, Missouri
-, Oklahoma 10, Texas -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Others Surprised.

Mrs, Ed Fiegenbaum OF Geneva,
Nebr,, and Mrs. Henry fiegenbaum
Of Springfield, Nebr., are here enjoy
ing visit with their sister, Mrs. Harry
NJ. DUNCAN. While enjoying their
visit, they were ell surprised by the
coming In on them At ration" time
Of their aunt and uncle. Robert Mont.
gomery and wife, and their cousins,
III Montgomery and wife, Of Skid
more. There are others In the sur
prise column, besides Father and
Mother Montgomery. We are also
surprised to know that Harry N.
DUNCAN carries such large supply Of
commissary stores, In time Of peace.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19

II yes . delightful landing to Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Curry, hen they we're
visited this week, BY . visit from
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Packwood, Of Lincoln, Nebr., accom-.
panied BY their daughter. Mrs. c. L.
White and little soa, Charles N.
The meeting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Psckwood BY the Currys, 1t Corpus
Christi, Texss, ripened Into . most
pleasing friendship, and while the
Psckwoods we're visiting his brother,
DR.. Fleetwood, Of St. Joseph, they
concluded to come up and have . visit
with Tom and wife.
Mr.. Psckwood lives on easy street,
and he takss life In that harmony. II
was his nrst visit to Oregon, but his
fsthsr wss . visitor with his cousin,
LaFkin Packwood In the summer Of
1912 who preempted the 80 On which
the county seat Of Oregon 10 now To-
Gated.
In locating the county seat, the
com missionsrs selected the east 80
belonging to Roland Burnett and
the west 80 owned by Fleetwood,
but the sos we're In different sections,
which WAS "sgin" the rule ct that
time, and . row came up between
Burnett and Fleetwood, and 30 much
fuss grew out Of the matter, that It
took an act OF congress to untangle
the mess.
Mr.. Packwood 10 an experienced
nursery man. lie resided In Maryville
In 1895 I, and after conducting the
nursery business In Iowa, vent to
Lincoln, Nebr., and engaged In the
business, but now Is retired.
Politically he Is . Democrat, but
owing to the money issue he voted
for Mckinley and Taft, but At the
last presidential scrap, he returned to
the fold and supported Mr.. Wilson.
lie Is . man who has travelled
much, having toured Central America,
all the central states and all the
western states, and we found him a
most pleasing conversationalist, and
evidently q close observer. II was
certainly . great pleasure to MS TO
have the privilege Of meeting him,
and trust some day not so far In
the future he and his pleasing family
may again appear In the flesh among
US, that they may get As much pleas.
ure out Of their coming IS Mr. and
Mrs. Curry derived by this visit.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Wha. Shall We Pave VIII?

We DO not know what the CfTY
DADS are doing In regard to paving,
but have bean reliably Informed that
they are trying to perfect an ordi.
nance that contractors will approve
of-that Il 20 constructed that the
Law will be complied with IN every
particular, and thus induce contrac.
tors to compete, giving us the lowest
possible bids for Hrst class paving that
Will endure and stand the wear and
tear OF years.
We belisve We should have the best
paving that can be put down u . res.
sonshle price. We do not think II
would be wise 70 pave our streets aud
squsre With something that would be
On experiment-that would only last
year or two, then have 10 b done
over. IL Ne pave We should put In
paving like Tsrkio, Weston, SavAn.
nah, Mound City and other small
towns near u that We know 10 good,
from the fact that these cities ere not
having any trouble With their paving
becoming full OF holes, like at some
places, where by paving at - cheap
figure - they could get II done In or
der to save money, they have BY this
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
J. {. WHITMER,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

Ed Raiser underwent an operation
at ST. Joseph hospital Tuesday, OF
last week, and II Is reported TO US
that he Is doing as well as could be
expected.
They are especially happy down
al the home OF George Wells, Just be.
cause you know-well, It's girl, born
November nth; Dr. Hogan says
It's tine specimen, too,
The Reeves Bragg auto company
are now making arrangements to put
In q plant for the purpose OF heating
their garage, They will utilize the
second floor, having q floor capacity Of
doxso feet, for a skating rink.
Smith Meadows and the whole
Meadows family came down from
their home and spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Gelvin and
her hubby" The sheriff had .
goodly supply Of prisoners rations on
hand, aud they managed to get along
under these circumstances.
An oyster supper and pie social
will be given II the Nickell's Grove
school house, Wednesday evening,
November cath. A box Of candy will
be given to the most popular young
lady, and knife TO the LATEST man.
Everybody come.
| BEuLAU KLOPP. Teacher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Used To Live Here.

"Vic" Peret and wife, Of Seneca,
Kansas, are here enjoying . visit with
his brother, Henry. Mr., Peret form.
erly resided here, and some thirty
years ago, was In the possession OF
the farm just south Of the school
house now owned by Charley Patter.
son. He and family left here In 1885,
and located on farm near Seneca,
He Is = Civil war veteran, serving In
the l24th Indiana infantry. He has
quit farming, and Is taking life easy,
and Is now within . few months OF
being so years OF age, and 10 we'll pre-.
served.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
The State Poultry Shov Will Be
held In Joplin, December I to IL. 500

The State Poultry Shou will b
held In Joplin, Dvesmber7 to IL. '''
We are sorry to learn that Frank
Kunkei, Of Forest City, has been on
the sick.list.
Miss Ethel Miles wss the winner
OF the Maxwell car In the Nsws.Jef-
fersonian contest.
See Z. Z. Weary, Oregon, Mo for
Kodak finishing. First-clsss work
reasonable prices.
bale Ksrr desires to sell his farm
Of 81 acres, one mile south OF the
state Ferry Bridge.
Robert Proffit and wife have 70.
turned home from . visit with reia.
tives In Andrew county.
Doc Payne, Of Dover, Oklahoma,
II here on . visit With his pa and ma,
Andrew Payne and wife. ..H
Mrs. Curtis Kennedy wss visiting
ST. Joseph relatives and friends the
latter part OF last week.
james II. Brown vas looking after
his real estate interests In St. Joseph,
for . few days last week.
Andy Tochterman and wife we're
In st. Joseph, Thursday Of last week,
enjoying the window displays
Claude Davis and wife, Of Mound
City, are entertaining baby girl that
came to their home, November !.
Call me Up for saving cord~ood,
stovewood length. Farmers phone,
81. F.C. COOK.
DIR. whitsell, eye and ear special.
list, southeast corner Sixth and Ed.
mond st Joseph, Mo. Both phones, oi3.
willard G. Proud, Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, 5l1. Francis street, Annex
Too, Lemon Bank, ST. Joseph, Mo.
Prof Il r. Long aud wife, OF
Forest City, are rejoicing over the AZ.
rival Of q son al their home, Novem.
Der =
ODE Rush and family drove down
TO St Joseph sunday, and spent the
dAy with Mrs Rush's sister, Mrs
Matte IIaines.
Walter Kneale and wife, OF near
Maitland, are happy over the arrival
OF line baby boy at their home, No
yember :.
The members Of Meyer Post will
be the guests OF their conrade, VIM.
". Morris, on Saturday afternoon,
November eth.
Fred ellis, Rober, Cottier and Ed
Alkire, OF Mound City, and Chas,
Link, OF Maitland, were visitors In
Oregon, sunday evening
Mrs. J. =. Watkins. Of Appleton
City. Mo, arrived last saturday for
an x,ended visit az the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. 7. a. Clagett.
Collector Alkire l. as busy As .
cranberry merchant collecting the
necessary data TO bring suit against
those Who are delinquent for their
taxes
Thanksgiving program and pie
social at Pierce school, Wednesday
evening, November ~. Everybody
invited. HELEN Il, THATCHER,
Teacher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
IT. Along, veterinary. So.
"A few White Male Piss for sale.
JACOp X 0arz. Orevon. Mo.

IT. Along, veterinary. ~..'.,
A few White Msle Pigs for sale.
JACOB KuRrz, Oregon, Mo.
-Ms. Theresa Barnes, OF st. 10.
seph, Is visiting here with relatives.
For first class Kodak supplies and
finishing, 70 to 4. 4. Weary, Oregon,
Mo.
Milton s. Moore, OF Kansas City,
was In Oregon over Sunday with his
parents.
For Sale or Trsde-A good car.
Rage. Call on or address, 4 A. HUNK.
Of, Oregon. Mo-. Routes.
&C. u. look and L. I. Moore drove
to Omaha, Nebraska, In the formers
car, Tuesday OF this week.
George Fry, who has been on the
sick.list for . few days, 10 now much
better, We are glad to learn.
DIR. Kearney has occupied the
Christ Thurman residence property
near the Evangelical church.
Frank Acton and wife. OF Forest
City, have returned from . visit with
relatives In Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Clara Lyon. OF St. Joseph, Is
visiting here with her sister, Mr.. ID.
N. Martin, and other relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Burrier has our thanks
for IN immense head OF cabbage,
weighing Is pounds and 10 inches In
circumference.
We are In the midst OF ideal sum
mer weather, and lie who cannot en-
Joy II, must be . most miserable
creature indeed.
Kennedy & Pulien, contractors
and builders, closed . contract, this
week, with Col. +. N. Babb, our auc.
tioneer, for a tine bungalow In o'Fal'
lon View