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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-31
Agricultural Meeting Are
Held Over The County

obil shattuck, County Agricuiturist
The meetings held by Profs. H.
ID. Scudder and X. Il. Reynolds
at Sunset, Beckley and Lawen
were we'll attended, considering
the busy season of the year.
The meeting at Sunset was espec-
tally successful and the amount
of interest displayed by those
present was very gratifying.
Profs. Scudder and Reynolds
were kept busy anwering ques-
tions fully thirty minutes after
the meeting was dismissed. Sew
eral farmers requested the Coun-
ty Agriculturist to call and 20
over their farms with them.
Mr.. Henny, the Sunset demon
strator, has made a splendid
showing on extremely sandy land,
with alfalfa, field peas and pota-
toes. He also has very fair
stand Of cereals and stock beets.
Call and see Mr.. Henny and he
will give you his idea Of dry-farm-
ing on summer fallowed land.
The meetings scheduled tor
Harvey City and Drewsey were
not held. due to lack Of interest
displayed by the residents Of
these sections. However Mr..
and Mrs. James Piere and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Davis were on
hand at Harney.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
IN THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR HARNEY
COUNTY.


In the matter Of the estate Of
+. Crews Croxton, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
under aud by virtue Of an order Of salo
made and entered in the above entIt tied
cause on tho 18th day Of June. 1915, !
the undersigned. administrator Of the
above entitled estate. will ,eli at private
or public sale on the 18th day OF Aug
ut, 1915. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
at ihe Court House In said County and
State the following described real pro-
perty belonging 10 said estate. to wit;
EJSNEt4 and lots ! q 2 Of Sec.
tion IL. Township vs. south Of
Range 84 y, W. NJ. containing
l60 acres.
This notice IL published for q period
of four consecutive weeks In the Times
Herald. a newspaper published and Of
general circulation on Harney County.
Oregon, under and by virtue Of an order
OF the Hon. II. o. Levens. Judge Of the
above entitled court. made on the 10th
day OF June, 1915;
The sale OF said property will be sub
ject to confirmation by the above EMIT.
led Court.
Dated at Burns. Oregon this l7th day
OF July. 1915.
lsigned) MARY CRoXTON,
Administrator Of the estate OF
+. Crews Croxton, deceased.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
buFnf. orrgon. July y, lgla.
Notice " hereby Givpn that William u. Kydd.
Of Egli, Oregon, who, on February y. lOl?, made
Homestead Entry, No. oos22, for si,swt.
sss,Sa sss.Sa S. r." TdsssSiS ssSTi 10 SSfR Range ssks &
Willamette Meridian has hleh notice oi
intsntien to make hnal three year Proof. To
establish claim 10 the land above deIcrihod.
before Begisier aud Receiver, 81 Burns. Oregon,
on tbs 5oth day Of August, ipl6
Claimant names a. witnesses:
WIN. butgett Jesse Booth, Peter Peterson,
A, Donovan, all Of Ell, Oregon.
Wh. fAaAK, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITkD bTATkS LAND OFFlCE,
Burns, Oregon, July 2, 1918,
Notice is hereby given that Eliza E. Hamilton,
OF buch snan, Oregon, who, ON July ~, 1909.
made Desert-Land Entry, No, 0S4ls, for sEi
section 10. Township 70 South, X. ~ kast
willamette Meridian, has nled notice OF
intention 10 make hnal proof, 20 establish
claim 10 the land above described, before
keEieter and Heceiyer, At Burns, oregon, ON
the th day OF August, 1913,
ClAimant namdb al witnesses
Lester N. Hamilton. John II. Eichnor, Rob
ert Irving. Joseph W, Buchanan, all OF Buch'
snan. Oregon.
wM. FIRRx. Register,
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Amended Liet C-ltsA.
TO ENTITY or LAMBS ~
NATIONAL FQHksT-sotice 10 hereby given
that the lands deseribsd beiaw. embracing y
loo acres. within the MAlhcut National For
est. Oregon. will be subject to settlement and
entry under the provisions OF the homestead
laws OF the United states aud the act OF June
II, i9oS lst stat. gsl, 81 the United States land
once al burns, Oregon, on september 20 lylh
Any settler who was actually aud In good faith
any Of said land tor agricultural puf-
poses prior TO January !, lsoS. and has not
abandoned same, has q preference right to
make Homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied. said lands were listed upon the APP
plicAtions Of the persons mentioned below,
who have a preference right subject 10
the prior right of any such settler, provided
such settler OF applicant H. qualincd TO
make homestead entry and the preference
light 10 exercised prior 20 September So 1915, on
which date the lands will be subject To settle
msnt aud entry by any qualified perton. The
i.sas sw, ere .; w,oIISSSl Jhs SSS'.sw' lhsSSw
sk,s the gswIt s kSssEa he E&,Ss.SKc
BB1. Soc. "a, 7. 9os,, n q X. W. NJ lGO acres
listed upon application Of Bon Campbell. Jr
Burns. Oregon, Amended List G-itsa. July ~
1913. ID. X. PARROTT. Acting Assistant Com
Of the deneral Land once.
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Better Than Life Insurance.

twenty-five cents invested in
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
will enable you to protect your
family from any serious conse-
quences resulting from an attack
Of colera or diarrhoea during the
summer months, To that not
better than life insurancey Buy
it now. 1t may save life, For
sale by all dealers,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAM OyricE
Bufns. Oregon. July 10. VI

UNITED STATES LAM oTFicE
Burns. Oregon. July l5. 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that Harry X. Bcelcr. oi
Diamond, Oregon, who, on Nov. o, 1911 and
January 7. iSib.made Homestead Entries No.
Oodg2 17Sis, for Lots s,fHEt. See 3. slsNMJ.
aud StSBwh.. Sec. q, Township ~ \. Range 5a
kast, Willamette Meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention to make ANAL three year proof 10
establish claim To the land above desc fibcd
before Register aud Receiver. AT Burns, ore.
goa. on the i7th day Of August. 1915
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
Andrew Foikcstad, Dana Turner. Walter
Anderpon snd fhilliP Besier. all of diamond.
oregon,
Wa. fARhk, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UAirKD srArKs LAND orFIcE
burma. Oregon. July n. 1915

"' N'NtV"' WY ~ w"
Notice Ia hereby given that James Plric,
whose postof address 10 Harney, Oregon,
oniee sworn statement and Application. No.
0I7eA. to purchase the BwI.NEl.. Section "a
Township Il g., RANGE S2I, r.. willamette
Meridian, aud the timber thereon. under the
Amendatory, known as the 'rimb Der aud stone
Law, at such value AZ might be liked by ap-
,s ass eIqsSn seS
appraised, the timber estimated 100, 900 NJ
board feet at q. 90 per N and the land t2.0o.
that said applicant will oner final proof In
support Of his application aud sworn state.
ment on the 9TH day OF October, 1913. before
Register and Receiver, at Burns, Oregon,
Amy person 10 At liberty to protest this pur-
time before patent issues. by hling . corrobora
tod affidavit In This pfncp. alleging facts which
would defeat the ontfy,
wM. FARRE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNIJgp sTATRs LAND oFtIcl

uNITKn sTATKs LAND OFFICE
hpFpa Oregon, July 10. 1913.
oi wAy.riy. Oregon. who, on August -, 1914.
made Homestead kniry, No. oo2yo Tor s11aNwA.
E'ssws see. II, Twp, 10 b.. Range ~ r.. William
ctto Meridian. has He'd notice Of Intention 10
m ako final threo-ysar Proof TO establish
claim TO tho land above described, before Reg
lister aud Receiver. at Burns. Oregon. on the
i0i b day OF August. 1918,
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
Karl Hots,msn, Thomas 4. steven, both Of
frincoton, Oregon Augusta Haastrich.
Grant Thompson, both wayerly. oregon.
ws. fAhhE. Register.
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Statement Of UneiAimsd Deposits.

Statement Of the Harney County
National Bank Of Burns. County OF
Harvey, STATE Of Oregon. showing the
amount standing TO the credit Of every
depositor July 1. 1915, who has not
withdrawn any part Of his deposit.
principal or interest, for . period Of
more than seven ~ years immediately
prior 10 said date, with the name, last
known place OF residence or post office
address Of such depositor, aud the fact
of his death if known.
Name Post ofies Dead u Known Amt.
James Gentry, dead $S0.S2
A. W. Meale, Burns. Oregon 400
James Teqre, Bprns, Oregon 1905
STATE OF OREGON,
County Of Hsrney ~
/, Leon M. Brown. being first duly
sworn, deposed and say upon oath, that
am the cashier of the Harney County
National Bank Of Burns. County OF Har-
ney. Stat OF Oregon; that the foregoing
statement is full, true, correct and
complete statement. showing the name,
last known residence or postofiice ad-
dress, fact of death, II known, and the
AMOUNT to the credit 9i eash dsposItor
ms required by this provisions af ssctieRs
7a7s-7asl, inelusiye, Lard's Oregon
Laws.
LE0H M. BR0wK, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sword to beio.e me
this 18th day of July A, ID, 1915,
HKNRy DALTON
Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Dec. "a, 1915.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE.
Hnrnn lInnnn InlA z IAlA

UNIfHD bTATEs LAND OFFICE.
Burns. Oregon, July 1915
Notice 10 hereby given that Joseph n. Lupton.
made Homestead Entry, No. 0S99i, for s1sNwl4,
N1fsw.s. section ~, Township "a b.. Range "
r.. Willamette Meridian. had hled notice Of IN
tAbliPh claim ~ the land above described be
fore kegistef Ahd hpcbiyer, at hprns. Oregon
on the 10th day OF August. 1918.
Claimant names aa witnesaon'
Fred Y. Scott, Lee y. Wiseman, Frank Wise
man. urovar Jameson, all Of buTns, Oregon.
Wh. FARRR, Register,
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Notice for Bids to Keep County Poo'

Notice is hereby given that the
County Court Of Harney County,
Oregon, will consider bids for
keep Of the county poor at the
regular November term of said
court. Bids should be submitted
for term of one year and in ac-
cordance with the classifcations
that may be gotten by applying at
the Clerks office.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved by the Court.
II. T. HUGHET,
County Clerk.
By order Of the County Court.
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Warrant Call.

Notice is hereby given that
there is money on hand to pay all
general fund warrants registered
prior to October /. 1914.
Interest ceases July 26. 1915.
r. A. MILLER,
County Treasurer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND orrlcE,

Burns. Oregon, July ~. 1878.
Notice In hereby given that John n. Polandef
OF bunio, Oregon, who, on February ., 1910
made Homestead Entry, No. Otl@, for
sE' 'lsEi., section ". EltNkI, Nk,,NW54,
section W. Township ~ south. Range Sb kast
willamette Meridian. has nled notice OF intcn-
lion to make nnAl hve'year proof. TO establish
claim 10 tho land above described, before NJ.
J O'Connor. u. \. Com missioner, at 10 offlce.
at Donio, Oregon. ON the 2Srd day OF August
lplb.
Claimant names as witnesses
Jess Alberson, Hattie ". AlbeFson. Arthur
u. Allen, Annie folandnr. all OF Dcnio. Oregon
wv, fAAnE. ReEiItci.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-31
Will Ask to Establish
Indian School in Burns

NAAAo oStsaShs
A Times-Herald reporter yes
terday sought an interview with
Mr.. Heinline regarding his work
here and the outlook for better
ing the condition of our Piute
Indians living all around us, and
we are much interested to learn
he is making a most diligent in
quiry into the actual conditions
surrounding these people.
Mr.. Heinllne said: THE Com
missioner of Indian affairs was
most desirous of placing the In
dian in q home Of his own. The
funds to be taken from his bank
account, which was received
from the sale of his allotment.
In order to accomplish this
the consent and cooperation of
the Indian is necessary. After
careful inspection of their meth
ods of living and the fact that
they are of a rowing disposition,
it appears they do not care for
permanent places of abod d e;
rather remain within the tepee
and feel free to change camp in
search of game and fire wood. !"
When asked regarding the es-
tablishment of a school here he
said, That he would strongly
urge the erection of a school
building in charge of a compe-
tent teacher and matron. That
they should be Instructed in sew
ing. making garden and caring
for their health. thus making
useful citizens of the coming
boys and girls.
In the establishment Of the
school the question of treating
Trachoma, now ravishing the
entire band, can most success
fully be combatted. The child
rem could be treated daily until
the disease was at least arrest
ed"
The reporter was told the re-
ports from other Indian schools
showed this disease and most
veneral troubles had been speedi-
iy checked once the boys and
girls are carefully instructed in
hygiene and the necessity for
personal cleanliness.
Regarding the earnest efforts
of the Indian Office to stop the
sale of all intoxicating liquor to
all Indians, the Commissioner, in
a recent address to the Supervis.
ors assembled In Washington d.
c., said:
II believe the greatest menace
to the American Indian is whis-
key. 1t does more to destroy
his constitution and invite
the ravages of disease than any
thing else; 1t does more to make
him an easy prey to the un-
scrupulous than everything else
combined. If say nothing more
to you tonight that leaves an i'm
let it be this one
thought. Let us save the Ameri-
can Indian from the curse of
a"
There appears to be little
direct traffic with the In
1ian," said Mr.. Heinline. land
am sure all those with whom
the Indian comes in close person
al contact will certainly agree
with the Commissioner tn at
ne is a much better neighbor
sober and partly industrious
han when under the influence
If whiskey.
Il want TO take this opportun-
ty to thank the gentlemen with
whom / have talked over these
various matters that so closely
affect your community, for the
1een interest all have shown and
,he many courtssies ! have re-
All have promised their
hearty cooperation and support
n doing something to better
he conditions now existing"
Waprnut T.U
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Burns Flour Mill
ing Co.. will be held in Burns,
Oregon. on Monday, Aug. 2, at
2 o'clock p. m. at Tonawama
Theatre, for the purpose of elect
ing q board Of directors.
=. G. Smith, President.
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/ hereby give notice that !
will not be responsible for any
debts or obligated by any trans.
actions made by John A. Gard. -
Mary A. Gard.
Bundles for the Steam Laund-
ry can be left at the Capital and
and Star barber shops.
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First class fir buck teeth and
mower tonguesat the Burns Hard
ware Co.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UsiTsD STATES LAND OrFicE,
Burns, Oregon, June 40, 10

UNITED hTATEh LAND OfFtCE,
Burns. oregon. June 20, 1871
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles Moore. Of
Diamond, oregon, who, on March ~, lyi2madc
Homestead EntIy No. o1g2l, for sE%NW..
sssst,Sas s,ss Tsss T3sns.sip SSS''G" so sou,s H.
Range u Y, Willamette Meridian. has NJ.
cd notice Of iptention TO make final three year
proof, 10 establish claim 10 the land above de.
soribed. before kesisler and Receiver. at Burma.
Oregon. on the iIth day OF August, 1910
Claimant names a. Witnesses
u, II. Smyth. James Ivy, Ross Dollafhidc. C..
X. Hmyth, Sii Of Diamond. Oregon,
wh. FAhhH, Register
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-14
TOURING PACIFIC COAST.
Continued from First psse)

II certainly shows much OF hustle
and business now. and q passage
along its crowded streets is not only
exciting but dangerous.
The exposition Is drawing large
crowds and is deserving Of generous
patronage. as II II IL really fine. It
mas many advantages over any OF its
predecessors, owing to the progress
and development being made in cleo
trieity. So many OF Its displays are
moving. and moving pictures greet
you everywhere. II ID q fascination
10 see 1t. Something Of interest
crowds every foot OF its 800 acres.
II has what they call indirect H.
iumination." whatever thst may
mean. l know 1t is beyond any poor
words OF mine to describe. Come
and see 1t for yourself.
Monday. August I'd. l was fortu-
nate in being present at the Colorado
Day celebration at the exposition,
"hich were held In the Utah state
building. l met ex-Congressman
John A. Martin. of Pueblo. there. He
mad Just covered the 1900 miles
from Pueblo by auto In ten days and
expected to return via the southern
route the same way--but never
again for him. he told me. as the ex-
pense was too great. In the crowd
mat day Sister Anna also met q Mrs.
futile that she had once known in
La Junta. There were probably
200 coloradoans present and all had
their pictures taken. In q group in
front OF the Utah building. This
picture is now on exhibition in the
front windows Of Fishers book
store
was sorry to read Of Rev. Col
dies death. but much pleased to
read his prose poem. Both sister
and wept over II.
This Is quite enough for one time.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN FISHER.
San Francisco. August eth.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-14
Wood r.mily Re.a,o..

Among the most pleasant OF the so
cial events OF the week was . family
reunion Of the children. grand chill.
dren and great grand children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Wood which was
held at the home Of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Cliff Amidon. In
Swink. Monday evening.
The guests were conveyed to and
from Swink In autos and at o'clock
picnic supper was enjoyed on the
lawn. The evening was spent in q
manner which can only be thorough
ly enjoyed by members OF family
when they are privileged to be pres.
ent at 4 gathering Of this kind.
Those who enjoyed this reunion
were the father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Wood. their children. J.
o. Wood. Clio Wood. Mrs. George
Little. and Kenny Wood: their grand
children. Mrs. Cliff Amidon. Miss
Gladys Wood. Miss Vera Wood. Miss
Susan Wood. Miss Ola Wood. Jo-
sephine Wood. June Wood. James
Wood. Fletcher Wood. Irene Wood,
Edward Little and Virginia Little:
their great grand son. Orville Ami.
don. and Mrs. J. o. Wood. Mrs. Clio
Wood. Mrs. Kenny Wood and Mrs.
George Little.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-14
HOLBR0oK CES1ER.


Mrs. Miller, Of Nebraska. 4 visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Fuller.
Miss verda Coff Is convalescing
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
J.. L. Bennett is reported conva-
lescinE from an attack Of typhoid
fever.
Miss Burfield. OF Rocky Ford. vis-
tied Mrs. e. =. Ebersole during last
week.
Miss Grace Smith. Of the Higbee
country. i Visiting friends In this
community.
Miss AcCleary. OF Las Animas.
was the guest Of Mrs. Russell stan
ton. Sunday.
w. b. Moore's new residence II
completed and the family 10 enjoying
their new quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bartholomew
and children are at home from = va
cation OF few weeks At Manitou.
Rev. Anderson preached his fare
well sermon Sunday and will leave
Friday to attend his church confer
ence.
!. w. strickler returned Friday
from trip to Manitou. Mrs.
strickler and children will remain
some time for an outing.
The open air meeting In Goff's
Grove Wednesday. August 9TH. was
well attended. considering the busy
season among the farmers and q gem
eral pleasant time was enjoyed BY
all who were there.
Mrs. Simpson and her mother met
with an accident Monday. While
driving q young horse the animal BE-
came frightened. and In turning tip
ped the buggy over. The ladies were
thrown out but fortunately no seri-
Gus injuries were sustained,
Miss Rose Dawson. w. c. r. U.
National lecturer and reader gave
the Call Of the Roses to 4 good au.
dience At the Cheraw N. +. church
Thursday evening OF last week. A
double quartet Of male voices from
the East Holbrook church furnished
music that was = great pleasure 70
the entire audience.
Gerald Gordon shirk. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Shirk. died very sud-
denly at the home Of his pareats near
Wiley. last Saturday. The day BE-
fore he died the little fellow vas
happy playing. Friday night be was
taken sick and the doctor vas call
ed. The parents did everything that
could Be done 10 keep their precious
darling. but the end came At O'Clock
In the evenins. The little fellow
vas bora In Holbrook Valley. Dscem-
bes IL. 1919. and Il the time OF his
death vas aged years. , months
and - days. The funeral vas held
In the German Baptist church Las,
Sunday afternoon. services being
conducted BY Rev. Joseph Punk. the
theme "A Little Child Shall Lead
Them" being particularly sppropr,-
ate and especially appreciated By
the beresved parents aad their sym.
pathtsinG friends. Intern,ent took
place In the Wiley cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-14
SOME MORE SHORT STORIES.

Mr.. John Norris spent several
days this week visiting his parents
IN Pueblo.
Mrs. Bessie kirste went 70 Pueb-
10 Tuesday for an ,indefini,e vis,,
with friends.
Mrs. Ralph Johnston has a. her
guest for the week. Miss Martha NIL
Ter. of Topeka. Kan. '.,t
Mrs. r. 4. Westbrook went to
Denver Thursday for = weeks visit
with relatives aad friends.
!, Hoy Brosius returned home We'd
aesday from . visit Of several months
with relatives In Burnsviiie. W. Va.
~. Goodman and family left last
Thursday via the auto route. for
Colorado Springs for n few days
outing.
Mrs. &. II. Pechin has as her house
GUESTS. Mrs. william smith and Mrs.
q. 4. Caxaiy. both Of Pueblo. who
arrivcd today.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. q. Woodbridge
and little daughter. returned home
yesterday from several weeks trip
through California.
Miss Katherine Munsey will re-
turn home today from = ten days va
calSon which she spent With friends
in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Emma Chapman. OF Pueblo.
has arrived In the city aud will b.
The guest Of her daughter. Mrs. e.
Mays for several weeks.
n. %. McMaster. Of creston. Iowa.
passed through this city Wednesday.
vts1elsg old friends here while en-
roaes so bis home In Iowa.
Alas Gertrude Kinaemsa returned
. hee home In Las Asimas the first
u Ne week after . short visit With
hse asai. Mr.. Claude Mays.
Herman &. ksibfeii. Of l-eadvllle.
arrived In this city the first Of the
weea ssd has sccepsed . positioa %
0eae euttsr q Lamb's Market.
Mn. u. o. Elder. accompanied by
~ 80. Lloyd. LEFT last Wednesday
0ssnlag for Olsey spsiags, where
tAav expsct 70 visit frsesds for some
uno.
~ nsabers Of The Reformed
sBseevlssias SABBATH school esjoy.
- . psesic In the Nestos Grove .
Sew 0tlss vess Of tews TAursday.
Dvogybe1y sspossed . solssdid ti0s.
11s. aa1 Mr.. u. D. Nouatais ~
easDo1 70 lAsss hons In Chsssyvsle.
koD.. wednesday ailss visiting fos
. ~ 1ays witt Mn. Moustaia's
bgooAoe, ,. l.. Bouatsls as1 wife 10
~ ~.
~. 80 Mn. u. ". Msyess ssa
looo1o 1sushsss. virsisis. Of kassss
coov. No.. assive1 ID thls city ssa
~ 80 sss the gusses u Ms. asl
Nm 4. c. DsaSss asd NJ. ssd Mn.
~ Doskla.
~ n1lssss Mattel ss1 lssse oeal1.
~ ~ Tuesday fos Iewa CITY. Iowa.
Woooo eAsy viil VISIT fss . sew weeks
~ ehsls slsles. Nm. n. Z. Ctass
- family. TAev wilI also vtsle 10
monnoD cry. No.. as1 lDes Mslses.
6oUA, besese returning hens.
~. go Mn. Lloyd 1Dav sstusne1
49, ~ latter past u the week
fpoD . vts1s with sssssives II MIs-
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