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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
WabnwOrt an Ote
8agbaften.
General b. @nDl mndjt i6uen ben
Stnnbpuntt flar.

Der itellperiretenbe tommdnbirenbe &c.
neral oes Z. Qrmutorps, 8eneral b. gdbl
idreibt in ben 3eitlngen leines aorps6s.
3irtes: SIN 3eiden bes getualtigfen Rrie.
9ts Der geI9ihtt enott oas ate Sa6r lei.
men 2duf. Mas nirb an GreianiFen bda
Heue bringen? Riemanb neiB rs. 0as
cine dbsr lift fiber: Der Sieg pirb unIsr
iein. penn mir ausbdrren uno meter bsrs
trauen auf unIer Rett unb bic Strait uns
ieres S6wertes. SIT Is ipabr, 6aB bieIes
8ertrauen bie uub ba 81 tpauten b~eginnt2
DAB SaDar8feber am @erte iinb, lm in
ibren &reiien flau 81 MAIDEN uHb bic
fro9c 3uberiidt gu bdmpfsn2
Sollte BEN 70 fem, odnn mag eg nit
aler 0eutlidteit eeIagt tperben: 8eotr
ieBt. nod ie bdben mir irgenbnel3e urs
fade, in benz @ertrduen duf BEN qlids
Iiden Qusgang bes arieges uns beirren
81 loiien. Dor A Sabren bat infer
Shntrt Iieben Wonate binbur9 nidt qes
rditet; beute dber Iinb bic 8er6dltniFe Der
&riegfiibrung, bic 3a6l Der Sampler, bic
aus6ebnung Der 6ronttn ius llnqemeFme
geDadien. limb 5eiube rinqsuml Die
QbrednuHg nit ibneu, an Der ms treue
8erbiin6ete helfsn, 1T aber pa6rlid i'm
beiten @dnge. SIN Sturme k6en mir,
Dem 8e6ote Der Rotbpebr fol9eno, Bel
glen erobert; unIere 9ruppen Iteben un6es
5ptnalih in 8eit unO Oft auf frem6em
So6en, uHiere G4iffe Iinb Der Gareden
Der Geinbe. Sin 9rieg freiIi9, in benz
ieoer Gag eineH reiien Giee brdats, in
BEN IS tetnen 8etIelfan, teinen Rids
ihldg gdbe, mare in Der Shat Elm merit
i%piirbiger &riegI Die Bette @epd6r fiji
aIiidIi6en Qusgang lit Der berrlide
9eiit u%nierer 3ruppen. Sc nG6er an ben
bsito itiirmiider ibr 9ampfesmut6,
ib.e 9egeiterung. ibr Bile gum Siege.
llno inter uns, bic mir 6inter Der 5ront
i'm S6atten bes Sri2bens leben, 1olte
elmer ber3ugen? 39ue Elm ieber in etbGb
lem MaBe feline gilidt unb 6tlfe Dor
tpirtbf9aftIi6 nit an Der Stdrfuug
8riegsriiitung: bann biirfen mir
nit fefter 3uberi6t auF ben 5itg
guten Sadie binii6ertreten in8 neue
5abr! Soft fdiBe 8aiitr uub Gei6!
Der commandments General
5rbr. b. 9a5l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
Menterei in her sdparimeerflptte.

Die Maildnber .Sera' melbet iiber bic
rebolutiondrc geipeguHq int Der Stpar8s
meerilottt: 9ereits Mitte DECEMBER fpurs
ben i'm arieosbafeu Ss6aItopol bier ruff
fife 8robidifFe s%ntpaffnst. Die uria6e
mar Mot al srfaGren. 3ebn Gage barr
auf berurtbsiIte bds Marine 81 ieqsgeri6t
in Gebatopol - 2eute pe9en Meuterei
5um So6e. 65 aubere geate uHb sp5lf
0ffi5iere er6ielten nod u~nbetannte 5trds
fen. Goipeit bic 9obesftrafe in 9eira9t
tommt. uurSe lire @oatrsduns bereits
amtli4 belanntasaeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
Sci ben aaiirten.

Dem .Rieupt Rotitrbami6s Gourdnt"
Uirb bon elmer btlgiidsn &raHttnl6peftr
Iolgsnbes bsriditi: Cd fommt eben boH
Wdrbbd. eiHsm ileintn QldB Bel 3iinIirs
den an Der aiiIe. Die Gdnle, bic 6Iftnis
liden @sbdubs uub sinIqt g~ripotbduItr
Iinb als Gpitdlsr einetridiet. Sn Der
S6ule ptrbtn itbt 1913 5bpbustrdnie Der,
pflsa.. 9abou fub AZ GrumoItn, 16
Gngldnbsr unb 60 gsIeier. Sin einem
anbtrtn Soipital litaen nod peittrt rs
EnphusIranie. i'm 9ot,l 90 qion 10. 9as
Wttter III abibMlih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
snnit nitb srtea,

Gi6orb 9e6meI Der ais tris8sfreipil.
Tiger Mustetisr in's 5eto 3oa unO mad
8erlei6rng bts gifernen Rreu3es 3um
8icefelbrebeI beF6rOert purSe, lit ieBt sum
2eutndnf bef0rbert noroen. Or. RarI
!Sagemdur, Der friibere Director beg
6amburger 9eutI9en GduuIpielbduIes,
bor6er Better beg mdnnbeimer Soft6eds
ters, bat bas GtTerne &reua erbdtten.
bat 5uerit i'm @stsn setampft,
bunn uber itd BEL ben Rdmpfeu UNI 2pb8
5erbOrrdgenb ausse3ei1net,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
@lif6rand bea eiiernen arenaeg.

9sr 6dusbiener 8il6elm @ensIet bate
Iib in 9uTelborf als peripunaeter arits
ger ausgegebeu unb piberre6tli9 bas
giferue 9reu3 angeIegt. SIN ben Geitaus
rants er3dbIte er BON Ieineu 5elotatbattn,
purbc ouraufbin reidti8 bepirtbet un6
aud nit baarem @eloe unteritiibt. 9ds
59offengertdt beriidIi9tigte 3ugunFea
oes S4ninOIerS bic bis9erise 6trafIos
ii9teit unb lebte gegen i'm tpegen Be
trugs cine @efdngnisItrafe bon 2 0o6tn
felt. Wegen bes ltnfts8 nit benz giiers
men arcu3 traf ibn auBerbem cine Sdfts
BON 2 Bo9eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
Cine eremplariide strafc.

Cine ersmplarii6e Strdfe fir bic bes
tunbete beutl6fenbliae 6elinnung erbieti
pom 9riegsgeriat Der Bergman 8ittor
aus groBbettingen 5ubittirt, BEL
ION bate beltIffeiubltde Q~euBerungcn
uHb aud Iaut frau50Fide Qteber
9eiuugen. Der qngetlagte bat Telbf einen
SohH unb etHsn Sdpiegsriobn I'M beut
ihen 9eere. 9os 8riegsgeri6t oerurs
tbeilte ibn 8u elmer gefdngnisfraFe bon
11t Monater.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
eosinnitsn Id caeFa usrnrt6sin.

Die .6umdnite" erf66rt aus CbsFd,
baB Der ioJialoemotratiIde agiidtor Qbds
mofpitIh iofpie 70 itinsr @enoFen rpeqeu
eine8 gtipertidaftsblattts, peldes Der
3eniur nidt borselsgt porosn mar, fa
Dor Dem GbeFdsr Gtridte berdntDorkn
muBttn. abamonitid nurbt su labtnss
ldHgIider @erbanmHa nod Sibirieu, 5pei
@sHoFsn 81 msbrtren Sabrtn 3tpunass
arbeit, bic iibri9en al %msbridbrign Sc
itungsItrdFen p%eurt6dlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17

gegsn bic Barrier Speoitionsfirma, Bic
infer ber Qugobe, bdB fe ben @efanqenen
in 9suti4lanb gafete suitelen laFen
tonute unb ppn ben Q~ngeb0riqen bdfir
cine @ebiibr BON brei bis flint Grdnien
~OerIdngte. lit eine ltuieriuhung eingeltitet
porben. Der llnterIu6ungsri6ter be-
ihIQh cine GrmitiehmgstommiiIiou na6
SEM 81 ienber, bd Der Direttor Der Spes
bitionsftrma %bebauptete, nit einem 8enfer
SpepiteGr in 9erbinbuus Su itsben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
gerSiente strafe.

gesen sinsn ariegsf6pdBer Bat bds
2anbgeriat in Berlin cine smpfinbIide
Strdfe berhdugt. 8egen gelcibtgung bes
beutIden 5eeres mar Der autf6er Sud
dngetldgt, Der in ungetruntenem 3uitanbe
gu einem SoIboten, Der beripunbet aus
BEN 5eloe 3uridtdm, berGdtli@e aeuBes
run9en ii6er bic beut16en SoIoaten in
8efgien aemadt bate. 8egen Der @r0bs
liHteit Der g~eIeibigung ertdnnte bic
Straffantmer uuf spei Sabre gefGngnis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
9as @aTer int sdiitcnorahcn.

Der befdnnte g4uaen3eige" i'm engli
i4en %Sauptquartier fdilbcrt IN elmer fl.
ter 0epeI4en, tpie sroB Sic S6pierig1e
ten ieien, benen man Bel benz Muspurfbe
Der S~diibengrdben gu begsgnen babe.
4. Sdrtudr b6rten bic Gngldnber ba8
rdui9 Der Pumpen in benen i6nea .
iiberliegerbeu feiubIt9m @6iiBeaqs
Die qumpen fperben permut6f@
Ellie aus NIT Glettri3itdt getriebcR
sinigen Stelen peripdien bic 9sp
ods WdHer ibrer eigsnen S4d
in bic enelii9en biusulciten. Disi
bdben seldng ieboh pessn bsr 81.
bes @eIdr6es ni9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
aeine 8eIlnnnen an qrIensaefnnatne.

Qmttia lpiro mitsetbsilt: g erfdeint
Mot rat6Fam, btutfhe 3eitunqm dl
triegsesFaustue 8eutIbs i'm auslanbe 80
Ien6en ober fe ann @erpnden in gatttsn
an iolde III bernenoeH, neil 5u btiiirhs
ten III, OaB in ben feinblihen Stadten bic
aushduoiguus berariiger G~enounatn
bieliah berlPgsrt, bdufig - aug ertldrs
lidtn 8riin6tn - tpobl aud gang uRters
lafien pirp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
Scioelbereer e6rentafef.

Dad Dent lotben erIaienenen qerfps
nalbsr3eidnis Der nnioerijtdt 9eioelberg
ben eeibeutob Fir bas 9dterlano,
iopeit Bis itBt beiannt nuroe, AZ Str4
rs 9beOlogtn. 10 Suriiten, 10
0leoi3ilRr. Ia pbilciopbtn unb 8 Raturs
fori@erl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
NInbtubnrn m bfn Nlprn.

Dem @snsratI tlomarI6oa bon 6inbsu,
burg iol itbt aud in ben alptn Elm Dent,
mol srridttt psrbeH. Die edition Sons
nobtr bts 9suti6 Dtftrrtl6fden QlptHs
pereins BAT btihloFtn, In lsbtreinaims
nuug NIT benz @erttbrsbersin in Qdru,
teen unb Der @tmfiutt Wonuib tiHm
9tra I'M adrntbntr gtbiet .6iubmburg
hobs' 81 Nutuntn uHb NIT siHtm Dent
mol 81 I9mliden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17

Der .atmps" mtlb,i: Die gsbSlieruHa
bon paTis pirb biHu,n fHrstm burA bic
Nrtit bon Wlabnnbmm knadri6iigl
lpttbtf, bic iir cline gtrmiHbeuna bg
Notwithstanding atiroFFeu pofben Fn6
I'M ofr gffdhr hnfr gtfhifbuna but6
5'PP'Iins nno Giuslsnas 81 btgsautn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
cpfer Ieinrr gflidIt.

Der gerliner prattiIat 2tr3t Or. ri
6arb Wlobr, Der ais ~bsbanbelHbsr ar5t in
benz gefdHseHsnIaaer 81 @ranbenburg an
Der 6aosI thdtie mar, fat It'd bort, BEN
r~qotal1njsigsr- aufolge. an Gleffieber
angeitedt uuo III Der arantbeit nab fur.
sem qtibsn erleeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17
DC lnnae eIben6nrnrr im aeIhe.

Der GrbarobbtrBoa Bon OioCnbure Der
TN l8. qtbtnaiabrt fest, Bat mittt Sac
mar fem 0otbrtifteramen eena6t unb III
sum petliten aritssldnplabs dbses
sangeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-17

IT w.9!@ 1gart,
pas .i9 If'ns it43cen
e.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-30
Warm Sleeping Car.
ments of All Kinds
For Men, Women and Children

Night Shirts, 75c and ST. Mems Flannel Pa
Ladies Flannel Gowns, Soc 75c S00, 1oo each
ehdrens Flanna Gowns 50 cents each Boys Fanne
each Boys and Girls Flannel OneP1ece PaJamas
years Dr. Dinons Sleeping Garments for chill
all and 75c each Ladies Blanket Bath Kobes'
so $50 Mems Blanket Bath Robes, $500 S4oo
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-30
Auction Sale !

o. saturday the niath day VI Octs.
hss, 1874. ri . e'rlsek r. y. the farm
knewa o. the JsAs Tskey tarua. will be-
~ 81 she prvuts~s u fuhlte Auetisa
- IT, hlsisst klAA~s. Thts TARA Is
stounteA % ~ rcd lssAtsa fFvm Nss-
rjSDuseA n Msasssltls aAest sss
ul4ss osu0 NssvsAus~seA vil1a9e. u
r~ss.lss sksss ia s~rvs ssA Il ssArs
\ v.ssa ssase II ealtlvattsa.
swss nlllAnb 4. HoIf.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-30

Fan Mlllihsry opsaiax FEssiay aud
sa,ttd oe& l. I'D saa !.
pa9a. g. Water -
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-30
NATIONAL GRANGE
TOUR TO CALIFORNIA

Including Colorado, salt Lake tity, both
Expoaitions. National Grange convention,
Graud Canyon OF Arizona, etc. spectsl
train OF PulIm sleeping cars obserN alton,
dining and baggage cars will leave hoston on
kovem her 1918 t"@
FOR detailed itinerary and other luton ma
ton address. AIR. L. =. srFfsoN Master
GREENE. MAINE, OF 10 the
WALTER n. WOODS co.
asa Washington ST.. Boston, Mass.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-30

All kinds OF Small Musical In
strumeutS and Supplies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
CITY NEWS.

Christmas cigars at JOS MoeIler's.
-keokuk National bank Christmas
Savings club.
The community project has never
been failure With your help it viii
not be one this year.
a marriage license was issued to-
day to Paul E. Thon. % and Nina NJ.
BroInlee. %, both of keokuk.
-Laubersheimer for your Christ
mas grocery order. HON e-nlade
mince meat, oysters. fruits and vege-
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Dimond, of
6o3 South Thirteenth street. are the
proud parents OF son, George l. Jr.,
born at lbs O'Clock this morning
A candle in the window Friday
evening viii be Keokuk's way of ex-
pressing a community Christmas spir-
it Don't forget to put the light in
the window.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
CITY NEWS.
Ieokuh National bank Christmas

-Keolzuk National bank Christmas
Savings club
Turkey. Christmas dinner. Mis-
sion Inn CSC Leo Bland, chef
Born to Mr. and Mrs Arthur
LANCE OF West keokuk. a son, on De
cember Is.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Robert s Craig. Of 81 Timea stree.
on Monday morning.
Don't forget to light candle AMI
put il in the window OF your home
Christmas eve This will be Reokuk's
expression of the community Christ
mas
-yfctrolas and records Easy pay
nents II desired. Loewenstein Piano
Co. ea5 Main street
--Iohn Pc-ers of Warsaw viii give
= dance in Warsaw Odd Fellows hall
Christmas eve, Dec "a Music By
warsaw orchestra. Trolley car will
De held until ! o'clock.
Our bookkeerer will issue glove
and other merchandise certificates for
any amount II you are IN a dilemma
about Christmas present, interview
her. Sullivan & huverda
-DeIbsrt j. Stevenson, 81 and
Ethel Fern Sheriff. Is. a couple from
Hancock county. secured a marriage
license this morning. and were mar
RED By James s. Burrows, Justice OF
the peace. The bride is from Nauvoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
FUNERAL NOTICE

SHADLE-The funeral OF sse late
Mrs Violet Sila.ile viii be held at
O'clock Friday afternoon from the
residence on the middle road. Burial
viii be made in Oakland cemeteYy.
Friends OF the family invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
FuNeRAL NOTICE.
wTI SoN-Josiah 3. wi

wTISoN-Josiah R Wilson was
born az Perry county. Ohio. On April
8, 1873 ard died December 81, 1915 az
the family horne SIS Exchange street
at $50 in the Afternoon The funeral
viii be held On Thursday afternoon
at ESQ O'Clock from the residence
Friends Of the family insited Please
omit 1orerA
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-10-14
FINLEY GRANGE IS
AFTER new ONES
VIM. PastOrius and G. L. Kraber
are Leading Teams in Warm
Membership Contest

The Finley Grange is having hot
new membership contest. VIM. Pasto-
RUS is general in command OF one
side and G.. L. Kraber the opposing.
A number of new names were pre-
sented the last meeting and the con-
test promises to greatly increase the
membership. To show the people what
the Grange can do and as sample
of the various forms of entertainment
they propose to carry out this winter
there will be mock trial at the Finley
hall Saturday evening, October 3D.
Judge F. R. Jeffrey, formerly of the
u. S. Supreme Court of Washington,
D. c., will preside and the opposing
counsel will be G. L. Kraber and JOS
Gerards VS.. A. Goss and c. Puder-
baugh. The case will be E. Frauen VS..
Marie Frauen, suit for divorce. This
is the closing chapter of the breach OF
promise case, Marie Ford VS.. Ed.
Frauen, which was tried before this
court two years ago, in which Miss
Ford was awarded 30c damages by
the arbitrary ruling of Judge Hal Cole
and which damages Mr.. Frauen evad.
ed paying by marrying the plaintiff
Admission free, all are invited.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-10-14
From the Correspondents
Items Of Interest concerning Nghbo up and down the Valley

Lena Matten, of Salem, Ore, arrived
Saturday evening for visit with the
Dan Yoder family. The trip was
made in an automobile.
Mrs. u. S. Province came Monday
from the Prosser hospital much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. L. C. Rolph returned to her
home in Prosser after visit with
relatives at Kiona.
The Benton Land Co. took up nine
head of stray horses that have been
troubling the public for ten days past.
The teachers have gone to Pasco
where they will attend institute this
week.
Roy Armacost, who has been here
the past week, returned to his home
in Grandview Friday and will leave
Immediately for points in Oregon.
E. Rude, of Prosser, was here We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G.. E. Field and children, of
Bremerton, who have been visiting for
several months at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Petersen,
left Saturday for Bremerton, then for
San Francisco.
c.. E. Powell, L. L. Lynn, j. v.
Strange, Mr.. Alexander and other
members of the Prosser Commercial
club and friends were in our midst
Friday night to view the school ex-
hibit at the school house. A good
attendance is reported.
Mrs. H. U. Eakin was in Sunnyside
Tuesday.
Mrs. R. F. Scott left for visit at
the home of her parents in Cunning
ham.
Attorney C. l.. Holcomb, of Ken
newick, was visitor at the George
Gibson home Friday.
Miss Alma Kelso went to Walla
Walla on Monday.
Earle Rowley and father came down
from Grandview this week and will
build a silo and residence on their
ranch.
E. L. Hall, of Mabton, was Benton
visitor Saturday.
c. A. Doane, Guy Johnson and Chas.
M. Smith, of Kennewick, were in Ben
ton City Monday.
Charles M. Smith, of Spokane, a
hotel inspector, was here Sunday.
Fred Mitchell, Mark SlocQm and
Harry Hayes, Of Grandview, and A
C. Grimes, Of Mabton, were here Sun
day looking over the land that is to
be opened for drawing in November.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-10-14
KIONA.BENTON CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Petersen, Of
Nevada, Iowa, came Friday to visit
C. Petersen and family on the High
lands.
Miss Kate Ketcham left Friday
night for Spokane, where she will
spend the winter.
L. L. Todd made business trip
to North Yakima Friday at the re-
quest Of the u. S. Land Office to re-
ceive instructions preparatory to re-
ceiving filings on government land to
be drawn in the Sunnyside Irrigation
District. Applicants will pay a filing
fee of $500 and deposit of $11.00
with application, the deposit to be
returned in case applicant is not sue
cessful in drawing tract desired. The
drawing is to take place November
oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Speck and Robert Burnett, OF
Sunnyside, visited in Benton Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Hannah Eddy was Prosser passen-
ger Thursday.
Doc Weldon, new barber, is oc-
cupying our local barber shop.
C.. F. Petersen came from Seattle
Wednesday to visit at the A. E. Whan
home on the Highlands.
N. E. Palmer was transacting bust
ness in North Yakima Monday.
Charles Culver and Charles Mason
were in Kennewick Sunday.
Jacob Overholtzer and family, Of
Cornina, California, and niece, Miss
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-10-14
NOTES FROM HOVER


Harlow Stewart returned last Tues
day from Forest Grove, Ore, where
he has been working during the hop
harvest.
Mr.. Sherry, Of Alfalfa, was bus
mess visitor at the j. Mills home last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lester Kendrick was Ken
newick visitor last Friday.
G. B. Schroyer transacted business
in Kennewick last Saturday.
]. Dahlin received his shipment Of
lumber for the completion of his new
residence on Fridays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock and
daughter of Iowa, visited Friday and
Saturday at the homes Of j. e. Ham
pton and Jas. Stitt.
Miss Emma Feurst, Mrs. Alice Ay-
ers, Mrs. L. ]. Dimick, Miss Hazel
Phillips and Prof. s. M. Vogel left
Sunday to attend teachers institute
IN f8SCO CnlS week.
H. s. Hughes transacted business
in Kennewick last Saturday.
w. Hettinger, of Kennewick Wis
tied at the ]. Mills home Sunday.
JAS. Stitt returned Sunday from
Hillsboro, Ore, where he had been at
tending to his property.
Mr.. Mckinney left Sunday for a
short visit at Walla Walla.
The parent-teachers association met
at the school house last Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. B. B. Stewart was elected
president and Mrs. Roy Davis secre-
tary. Arrangements were made for
a Halloween social to be held at the
school house Saturday night, Oct. 80.
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JITNEY SOCIAL


Jitney Social Friday eve, October
20. All amusements, lunch, dancing,
etc., will cost jitney, five cents, one
nickel the twentieth part of dollar.
Good music. Fish pond and fun for
the young folks.
There has been a club organized
here under the name Of The Center
Valley Club, in the nature of social
and literary organization. Their first
social evening was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Jarboe with
an attendance of fifty-five. A splen:,
did program was given and all report
fine time. All are welcome to come
and join us-the only requirement is
that you are willing to help US along.
Miss Caroline jacobson and Caro-
line Kanneth, of Keokuk, Iowa, and
Miss Violetta jacobson, of st. Lau-
renee, South Dakota, are the guests
Of Lyle Door.
Miss Helen O'Hara gave birthday
party at her home Saturday afternoon
those present being Josephine and
Genevieve Quigley, Calvin Clements,
Erma Schnell, Katherine Cole Lottie
Moore, Mary Angel, Dorothy Nc
Coskrie and her Sunday school teach
er, Mrs. VIM. Altrogge. A splendid
lunch was served, all leaving late in
the afternoon rejoicing over the nice
time they had had and wishing many
happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. E. Angel is enjoying a visit
with her sister, Mrs. v. s. Wenners-
ten and children, who came up from
lebanon, Oregon.
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FOR SALE-1300 yearling wethers,
$50 aged ewes, $50 lambs and 80
goats. d. G. Goodman, North Yak
ina. 2S-32p
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"How did you get that stitch in
your side 2"
oh, l got hemmed in a crowd."-
Harvard Lampoon.
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DO YOU WANT To Tp1nr

DO YOU WANT TO TRAM -,
be in Tacoma for sevar., WI
and expect to be in a posit,.s ''D
handle a limited number Of =,
state listings to advantao. !, = y
are looking for Sound proDert, \
your property with me ,v ny
Peters, 1902 No. Junetto o. Ss'' ,
coma, Wash. W ~
9w
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FOR SALE-Cooking apples, SOC a
bag, delivered anywhere in Kenne-
wick. Phone 1895. Allen Felts.
1890
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FOR SALE-Good young white Leg
horn hens, cheap. j. M. Kimberly,
Finley. 26-9p
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The more we learn about this WORLD
the more we want to stay and see Il
it is true.
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FOR SALE-Good team, harness and
spring wagon. Price 500. See J..
F. Shafer. 29-30p
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FOR SALE-Double barreled No. IL
guage shot gun and one Winchester
rifle, %. Phone 18x7. s. A.
Rhodes. 2Stf
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FOR SALE-A few r. /. r. yearling
hens. Price reasonable. Mrs. c.
C.. Harlan, Beach st. 29p
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FOR SALE-Good, fresh milk cows.
Also yearling heifers. E. o. Keene
phone 3Ox4. 1881
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FOR SALE-Rome Beauty and Wine
sap apples. R. III. Nicholson, phone
1883. 27-9p
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Figuratively Speaking
Pop, what is a pessimist?"
"A man who's seasick during h;s
entire voyage of life. Gwan to bed
now."-Princeton Tiger.
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FOR SALES head Duroc Jersey
shoats, weight 100 to $50 pounds.
Carl Meyers, Finley, WASH, phone
41X7. 2Stf
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Sure Cure

Sure Cure
What are you taking for your
cold?"
"Advice." -Philadelphia Ledger.
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WE HAVE in car of choice white
oats, "like Dobbin used to eat" and
they are cheap, too. Your horses
will enjoy them. Empire Grain Co.
%
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FOR SALE-Four brood sows; three
Poland China and one grade Duroc,
one heavy with pig, bred to thoro-
bred Poland China boar. All have
had one litter, six pigs being the
smallest. Lack of feed reason for
selling. Market price, f. o. b. Ken
newick. R. ID. Sawyer, Richland.
Richland rural phone 1102. 28tf
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PERENNIALS-Now ;s e. w
plant your perennials fos s time b
suits. We have full lin. ' 8 =, n
grown plants. See ne y VI fsa
1851. Breithaupt Nursery g c. p :,
ted addition. 70, Oh
o,a