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The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

A cottage prayer meeting viii be held.
Wednesday, afternoon at the G Il Steele
home. $50 Chester avenue
Mr. and Mrs. J. &. Robertson and tamil $ I,
have changed their residence from Leland
street, ID Winfield avenue
The Delta Alpha and the Plus Ultra
classes Of the oaklaHd Eresn J.srla,1 a.,
the church Iawn- Friday evening, July n
o. u Keats OF Arrer avenue. has gone
20 Council Grove on business
Mrs Ernest Lyon, vino has been III ar
her hame IN Arter avenue- Is recovering-
Mrs. Mary Mills and daughrers Edna OF
Leeomptnn- VIII be guests, fer Il lew days
Of Mrs. Josie Eriyffue df Winfield avenue
H Lang Is III at his home, 55l Chester
avenue-
City are guests OF their grandmother
Mrs J.. Leach- 276 Forest avenue
Mrs George Carrurhers has rerurned 20
her home IN Arrer avenue. after visiting
reIar1yes IN Abilene
A Republican rally viii be held on the
at : o'clock Gov Arthur Capper VIII
deliver d short opening address and VIII
be followed by two minute Speeches from
the various candidates Tor county dIlee5.-
The Ladies' Aid society or the Oakland
Christian church, VIII serve ice cream
Miss Noaline L LsInar has reEurned 70
her Aeaes. IN Rraman,- Okla. altar visiting
her grandmother Mrs. Thomas LeInars ~
Green street
The members and friends Of the OakIand
Veterans eIub, assembled Monday evening,
at the Bumgartiuer hame IN Winfield ave
nue., To help CAmrade BumgaEduer eele-
brare his seventy firth birthday anniver-
sarY- Mr- Bumgarlner was born July
Il. ISL IN Muscatine- Iowa He enlisted
IN 81 and served in the b1tLtes OF Cor
NTH Vickshurg. AEanca- kenesaw Noun
tain and was with Sherman in his march
to the sea- In 1854 he came 70 kIussls,
where he took up homestead y pro
gram WIS given. consisting OF music re:id-
inGS and snort talks Conrada Bumgartt-
ner was presented with a handsome cane
by his friends Those present we're CoIn-
ratie and Mrs Bumgardner- Comrade amt
Mrs c.. B. Cole, Comrade and Mrs b P
williams Comrade and Mrs sam Jones.
Comrade and Mrs- J. W. Harris Com
Mrs T. W Painter, Comrade and Mrs
T. Potter Comrade and Mrs c. W Banks.
Comrada and Mrs Pleasant SmeIser, Conn
rade and Mrs Lamb, C0mraffe Speary-
ffustou. Cnmrade L " Melton. Comrasle
s. N wood Comrade L f Bradley, Com
rade George H Clarke. Comrate J e.
SuragIe Comrade L Z c. Garfield Com
berry Rev and Mrs 7 W Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Bumgartner OF Kansas City, Mr.
and Mrs NJ T. Kelsey Mrs EnTna StIIde
baker Mr and Mrs. David EEamiIton- Mrs.
Minnie DCIStIom. Mrs Briggs Mrs Rhea-
Mrs Mamie Miller. Mrs Peter Isaacson-
Mrs Faustina Guy. Mrs y. q. RariftSII-
Mr E e SFnelser Mss Aifeen Peak Miss
NiIIie Briggs Miss May SH1der, Miss Lola
Webb. Miss Mabel Perry, Miss Elsie St11cie-
baker Miss VeFna. King. GenayIEEe Nelsau-
Avis. AIDA and Lynn Rhea- Wretha and
Mvra BsInEariuer- Mr. ClarHnce WeDD- NJ
Arthur sn1der- Mr. curtis shHref anu
Mr. W Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs George Gallery, 353 Arter
avenue had as guests Sunday Mr. und
Mrs. George D. kriEiine
Please remember: Dave WalIace- prin-
eipaI LYMAN school Republican eandttaEe
for county superinteudenE-Adv-
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

estlmanie young man. running for 4
county office asked for his vote The
old man. who Is at least an octugen-
arian, replied, "Wen, 7 don't know
you. but I know 4 relation OF yours
and they say II you love a man you
must love his dog. SO Z guess III be
for you"
Votes and Personal Mention
Mr LaRue Royce OF the firm Of
Burch. Lirowtch 81 Royce Of SdIina-
spent the weekend IN Topeka visit
ing friends.
Mrs. 7 W Tucker of Fetwin Place,
who has been the guest Of her daagh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Robinson. IN St
Louis, has gone to Ohio To visit rela-
riouz She was accompanied from St
Louis by her son. Mr.. Ernest Tucker
Miss Alice Hughes IS II at St
Francis hospital
Mr.. BOWEL Jones Of Cedar Point is
rhe guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howell Jones in Topeka avenue for a
few days.
Miss stella Grafton Of Emporia will
come 70 spend the weekend with Miss
C0rrine Ripley. Miss Grafton Is 60
ing To teach this winter at Silver
Laks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p MacLznnan
and their daughter. Miss Mary Mac
Lehman motorsd to AtchisCn S4rur-
ed home Sunday. but Miss MacLeunan
remained for visit TO friends
Mr and Mrs. Albert Neese, Miss
Helen Neese Miss. Georgia Neese and
Miss Irene Miller motored TO Miller,
Kan. Sunday Miss Miller. VINO has
been a. guest in the Neese home for 4
week did not return 70 Topeka
Miss sara Mitchell CT Kansas City
No Is wishing her cousin. Miss June
Mitchell N Harrison street for a few
weeks
Henry H Hall. New York E4re. To-
pekd Adv
Miss Pausy Benton. who is with her
aunt Mrs Lucia o. Case. while she Is
attending summer school at W4Shhuru
college, will 90 to her hone IN Oberilu
the middle Of August 70 spend the resr
OF the summer with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Otis L Benton
Mrs Dewitt Hagar. who Is spending
the summer in California IS At present
at Venice with friends
Mrs. P 8. Brigham and her daugn-
ter. Miss Helen Brigham. ara at pres
sT1t visiting relations in Los Angeles.
Cal Later they will 90 to Long
Beach. where they will take Gotta ge
Tor the rest OF the summer
Miss Ida Glenn, sister Of Mrs T. G.
Eihbey- OF 1905 Lane street left for
Chicago last Saturday to spend the
rest of the summer with her niece and
nephew. Mr. and Mrs .5o1u Marsh
Dr. H z. Markham and family and
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
Locate Mexican Murderer

Columbus, " N. July z5--Jose
VaIenzueIa, charged with the murder
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Parker, has
been located on the ranch Of Del Dos
A AfoIos. fifty-five miles west Of CaSas
-Crandes. Mexico This report reached
here early roday from reliable sources.
The Parkers were killed six weeks ago
on the Double-Adobe ranch hear
Hacf1Ira Y N
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

A swimming party went auE c1 Gage $
lake Last evening They were Dr. and Mrs
West Mrs.. John Prescott M1Es RoBamond
Eorran Miss Alice prescott. AEsH Ollie
o rEr4en Miss VirK1a MuiyHne- NJ julius
WaidItng M. Gtlen Nichols. IT. VIII No
Cliuraek and M. J1hn Warars. On their
raturn IN rAa city they were entertained
By Mrs. II Q'Brisn aa surprise 70 Miss
0liie. EhaT were Joined here by Miss
A-iis EwHrr Miss Nellie CInugh. Mr.. PARK
Ewarr, Mr.. Ha4Uh Peterson and Mr. II r.
Murphy
A coaching party attended the band con-
cart at Garfield park lHsr night and aeter-
varf enjoyed Il supper The party tuciud-
aef Mr. Frank Davis and Mss Grace anil,
Mr David Lak1n and Miss Edith Grant,
Ar Frank Sheldon and Miss Evah Davis,
Mr Tom Clements and Miss Myrtle Davis.
Ilr- Tom King and Miss Edna McENnrock
picnic party was given Friday evening
1y Mss Lucy Lord at Garfield park in
honor Of Miss Mamie Clark OF Chicazn.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bower left This
afterudau for the Paci1ic Coast 20 be gone
about three weeks
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blood Smith and
Mss Louise Smith accom- panied Miss Ethel
Peck % her home in Chicago yesterday
Hrs. D P PIXSon and Joy went 20
Wiley Falls yesterday fDr a visit
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
S A L E.

Which started today offers
many real money-saving oppor-
tunities. Odd lots and broken
lines from the entire seasons
seIIrg are offered at extremely
low prices Each department
has something to offer and
where it Is impossible to make
the price &c the Scent sale idea
Is carried out by making the fsst
figure Of the price g. Come m
tomorrow and take advantage OF
the unusually low prices.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
SANTA FE

EaEes and personals Gom Santa Fe-
ty Frances Jones' n GrzEtzn street.
eesepnone hetween and 10 T. m. ESQ I;
seter hours. s75I K-z
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Read Disease Is SIN by c. L
Ba4Ehua1- abca1uaaIe from Elizabeth
Martin. 90 Kansas ave- Kansas City,
Kansas. or Topeka book stores Mon
ey goes 70 ehartrE-Adx
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
OAKLAND

Notsz and personals from Oakland
hr Frances Jones. III Grat-an street
telephone between 3 and % Il H. sSao
srtier hours xi51 K-2
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
Summer Salad
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

nm Of ths prstttsst Of Summer
salads. which looks attractive and
tastes veil. Is this.
Cut In half some fresh Tomatoes.
carefully scrcu cu1 the inside SO as
not 70 break the akin, and wipe dry
with = clean cloth: place In each
= tsasDocnru1 CT thin maYonnaise
saaes. and III In the SHELL with some
To-nerrow-Rzk~a Beef wfth
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

The Epworrh Eearue of the East Side
NJ L church. viii give a ParkdaIe carnfvrrl
on tne church lawn corner Seventh and
LINE streefs- W WedneSday evaEIuz--AuGr =
Miss Fridfa BeehteI entertained at 4 Inn
cheon- sunday evening IN her home IN
Swygart avenue for the following Miss
Blanche CaHIk. Miss Katharine EfusIee M
and Mrs q. H Dahiman AIr J. Il Staszs
and Mr.. Emil BechteI
Donald Alexander aas returned 20 his
home in Lafayette street, after VISITING.
raiarIves. IN Knowles. Okla.
Mr. and Mrs L r Young III East
Euclid avenue. have gone on a motor "trip
20 Denver Colorado Springs and other
points In CaloradS
Miss Daisy Holt OF H0yt- was the asrIast
Sunday Of der sister Mrs " 4 Cox az1d
family. Reno avenue
Miss Cora Farquer- Miss susan White
Mr. Hiram and Mr- DuIe Wadleigh were
sunday dinner g1ests, at the .. Z Thorn
son home N FrEeman avenue
Miss Frances Casey Of Portland. Ore
is visiting at the $. Brenrnau home in
Leland street
Mrs. George Gr1sch VIII be Hastess 20
the Unique club ThursdaE- afreruaon. ar
her home III Branner street
Miss Marguerite Hawk East Twelfth
street. viii spend the week end IN Eansas
Cfry as the glIest ar ner parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W H Hawk
Ms VI W Parxinsou her SON Donald
dad mother. Mrs. E HOws- or East Sew
eurh street. nnTe EDne 70 ASseZIile %
vlslr rr1e1sis aiif re4ar1ves Tor a week
The following pers9ns uetorett 10 the
v E EasE farm in Michigan Valley. sun
day. where they spent the dag Mr. ant
Mrs r. Bradford. Mr. and Mrs v g
smith, Hrs A. Messersmirh- Mrs. May LS-
gan. Mrs Maud Eldretf- Mss Mabel Gre
mer, Miss zatra Logan Mss Elizabeth
Brassfieid. Mss Jean Patterson Mr. H
J. Yer. NJ Dewey Brassf1eid. Mr z E
Carver. AE Jeiin Patrerson- Mr. Ray
GfagE AMI Mr. H a Aseze-
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
EAST SIDE

Notes and personals from East Side.
oF FRANCES Tones. III Grar1au street.
ueieRh8ne between and 10 l. n. s53a
other hours, 475I K-2
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Dallas Texas, July 25--The Mag
aoEia Petroleum Company today an
uouuced a tsn-cenE reduction in all
crude oils Electra Corsieana light
Eeurtetra- SraWu. Thr1u and Moran
were reduced 70 sL45. Meaidzon and
Cnrsicana Heavy were reduced % 70
cent?
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

narfaaded flIets Of herrings cut into
small pieces, tender green onions
cut into thin slices. and cooked oeets
aid csIery cur In little dfce-shapess
this is seasoned with olive oil. tara
gon vinegar. n little salt and paprika
pepper Arrange On the top some
thick mayonnafse. decorata with
plates with celery and parsley
garuiah
Eexerz6Tey IN Frsr~1 rzSzs-~I.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Mr. David OvermeEer mas gone 70
Oklahoma city, okla. where he mas
accepted a position with the south
west A AifveE-risiIlg COMPANY He IS de-
siEuer and artist for tie company
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

All lingerie waists
formerly selling at
$3.50 and 1886
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Al lingerie waists
formerly selling at
S1-50 and S1-95-
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

A small Detroit girl CT I years, vino,
by the way got both her father 4nd
mother IN Topeka hence her lrlgtl--
ness. heard neE parents talking Of Al
aurlDo1l1e accident N which Il Dodge
ErUChers' ear was involved After Il
eeW rery thoughtful moments she
asked. "Didn g the Dodge Brothers
nave any sistars2''
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Sasrrsgrar. 1914. by International vows Servsrs
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Mrs. H H Ward1n entertained her
sewing club this afternoon IN honor Of
her cousin. Miss Sarah Mitchell. OF
EZausas City Who IS L guest in C1e
John Mitchell home
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25
Corn Needs r:


The prosperity Of the potato grow
ers in the kaw valley this season is
thing ia marvel at From the Nor-
Topeka district around Shorey Il
railroads report that they are si1il
ping IN the neigh harhood of ten ca
a day The district between here III
Lawrence IS reported by owe road
shipping over ten cars a day On tn
line aIora
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson autoed up from
Watertown, Sunday, and spent the
day at the Albert Olson home.
A number of relatives and friends
were entertained at the Frank Swan
son home Sunday.
Oscar Adams and family are en-
joying a visit from Mr.. Adams sister
and family, who arrived from their
home in Illinois, last week.
Miss Ebba Enevoldsen visited, Sun
day, with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiene Hansen.
Miss Astrid Enevoldsen commenced
a term of school Monday in District
No. SO
Miss Fac Reiter visited at Connor's,
Sunday
....a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

| Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Tracy.
Miss Grace Clegg, teaching in dis,
trict No. 6, in Richland, is .making her
home during the school week at Prai-
RE Lawn.
Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Rogers were
city shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Toms was also in the
city Saturday.
One Of the late %purchaers Of a Bull
tractor and small thresher to use with
it is Mr.. Brownell. The individual
threshing outfit seems to be the com
ing order,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Elkins called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tracy the first Of
the week.
In closing the weeks budget, We
relate the following story related by
Mr.. Cory as we drove to Medicine
Lake. A number of Watertown's hunt
ers, among them Mr.. Cory and D. F..
Jones, were out in this vicinity for
a hunt and stopped enroute at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Schoen-
berger. During this stay tales of big
hunts and heavy bags got started.
Mr.. Schoenberger as host was not to
be outdone so he stated that in a GER
tain place where he lived pigeons were
very thick and that a nearby big tree
was a favorite lighting place for pig
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

On the south side of the road in a
picturesque pasture field lies a fine
little lake. A little farther on we
passed the farm where Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Frentz reside this year. The
place is owned by Bloom & Martin.
we believe.
Then we passed the places of Messrs
A. A. Carnes, Fred Heathcote, Fred
Schwandt, George Brown, Will Toms,
Patrick Burke, Adolph Frents,. E. II.
Oleson, all fine places We noted the
fruit which burdened the trees of the
Tracy ranch, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Toms.
We have failed to mention the re-
turn of the master of this splendid
farm home from the west, where he
has been spending the summer,-we
refer to Mr.. G. a. Tracy. He returned
several weeks ago.. accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Baker, who re-
home last week
Well, we enjoyed the ride of thirty
miles TO the lakes and back and for
which we thank our friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cory.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Purcell called,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
DAWSON in the city, Saturday or Sun
day evening. Mr. Dawson is still with
us, making a splendid fight against
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

the disease which Ii faking his life,
but is quite low the moS5,bf the time,
ar. and Mrs Perry Bush, Of Wa
tertown. spent Sunday wifb Mfr and
Mrs. J. j Purcell
Nh. and Mrs Il WI Palm and Mr..
and Mrs. skogIund were SUNDAY WIS.
tors OF Mr.. and Mrs gtrofnberg and
Mr. 0quist,
II ~ rtirlored that Ar William Nc,
FerIan haa sold biz place DID aos
laars, any stIa...a ~ s7sSzss IS;
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble. III fsegiilo
were guests of hi, and Mfss Fred
sasse Sunday. Mrs. Nobtsfs i nsses
of Mr. Hasses
sfrg nd Heheets called Hp0u sffs
John MoIin Monday of fs1s week
barney Murray was ln ms bBrs
Monday lhis Week aee0NsDanled n
his no sturdy hos xN ne ars
|threabtng Aafd Afs Murray IN re
grain ii ysry po0s And tlsh
III. apd M Peter sf0fta eailea n
|the nm Nf0tjn hQea6
Harry Eosfex sIso As6 AS61 ssstst
Hi MN ths wct he ~ TfseD
rasck Nh 1S ats saax Aoms
fns ! n NtsFl
he pla6x II Ak IND Asa wtfA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
were Watertown visitors and shoppers
"wednesday Of the past week.

we're Watertown visitors and shoppers
"Wednesday Of the past week.
Mrs. John Hallauer and Miss Dora
Hallauer were callers at the Zamow
home on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Lebert ard Catherine
Loosen were assisting Mrs. Frank Lee
bert Friday and Saturday
Rev. Theodore Albrecht and family
were automobiling III thissvicinity the
latter part 81 the week.
Ruth Mclaughlin assisted with the
cooking for hreshers 1T the Boxelder
farm Saturday and Monday. This was
The first time Ruth had cooked for
threshers.
Louis settfe visited with his chumns.
Frank Lemler and Audrey Meyers.
sunday
sIeRoy snivaly was business cal
tai ii frank Bell's, Tue hrst I TAI
Fred McIalghlin aut0ed I'd Water
|town On Understanding and var 81
ecnfpanisd hgonne ~ Mrs VIII Me
aA5aiig,a
|itedsat9the foiTsInerss home al1 day sun!
3fresd NJ MI u MI
visitors II u McIsaustllia|
ssl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Asasspsa|
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

Mrs. John Lebert and children were
sunday afternoon visitors at the Ia
now home,
Ruth Mclaughlin, with a party OF
friends and relatives called on Miss
Scott, Sunday afternoon
A. T. klatt and Stephen Mahlich
we're Grover callers Monday evening.
The Zamow brothers are threshins
for their brother-in-law, Otto Kallis,
today (Tuesday) with Miss Anna Hal.
lauer as assistant cook.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
PELICAN.

Mrs. Oscar Anderson's mother and
a sister We're visitors at the Ander-
son home the fore part of the past
week.
George Lebert and son, Walter, of
Watertown. We're business callers here
tn middle of the week.
Cora Scherer was assisting her
neighbor with the cooking for thresh-
ers from Wednesday until Saturday.
Mrs. F. C. Benthin and. children
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
FULLER.

Miss Mamie braves left Tuesday
morning to visit for a time at the
home of a sister in Missouri.
The Misses Vera, Velva and Flor
ence Walker visited this week at the
braves home.
Miss Ethel WEIGH is helping at the
Leonard home this week.
Mr.. Henry Rice was a caller at Lake
View Farm on Monday
Mr.. and Mr.. T. N. Babcock visited
part OF last week at Flandreau and
attended the fair while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Robbins were called
to Illinois last week on account of
the illness of Mr.. Robbins brother
and wife. They expect to remain
away several weeks.
Fred stroup visited this week at
the KELLOGG home.
Mr.. Galasath and sons, of Sibley,
Iowa, autoed up here on business last
week.
Mr.. John Bach returned last week
from a business trip to Iowa.
Miss Virginia Toland was a guest
at the Babcock home last Thursday.
Myrls and Preston Walsh returned
to their home in town, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. w. Olds autoed to
Aberdeen last week.
Rev. B.. r. Lewis and family antoed
out to Lake View farm, Monday even
ing
Quite a number from this vicinity
expect to attend the fair at Huron next
week.
Miss Margaret Hopkins is helping
at the Robins home this week.
Mr. and mrs. r. 81. Clapp, Mr..
braves and Lillian we're in town Mon;
day night
The Bornes young people called at
the braves home Sunday evening.
School opened III district Mo- 3.
Monday with Miss Olive Conway 81
teacher.
DrMMcIaaAsse veil ma sssssssss trip
out III onr neighDcrheod the past
week.
nsss her of ladies' spent lesday
afternsaa at the Daley iena doing
fancy N6rk aid having agpad time.
MI d Mrs. Vern Oland Mrs.
RALPH MulIercalled n Graves
home on Monday
union sunday schsol n ned each
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
EDEN.

H. E. Briggs has purchased a 1880
gas tractor.
Threshers have been having ideal
weather the past two weeks,
Miss Emma Hcgna opened school
in the Yike district, Monday norm
ing.
Mrs. August Faehn has been stay
ing at Wallace the past week on &C
count of the serious Illness of her
father.
Julia Lovick is helping Mrs. Pete
Dragsten during t~hreshing.
Miss Thea Jesme went to Webster
Monday morning, where she will at
tend high school.
Mrs. Christ Markrud visited with
friends at Bradley, Tuesday.
Wallace schools opened Monday
morning with G.. w. Allen as princi-
pal and Miss Mayme oLaughlin as
teacher in the intermediate grades.
Enoch Madsen went to Watertown
Monday. returning Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
FLORENCE.

DR., Brown and daughter, Mary, and
Mr.. Keys, of Pipestone, MINI, and G.
R. Best and son, Gordon, of Water
town, were Florence callers last week.
Mrs. G.. Eek, who has been visiting
relatives at Holibird, S. D., for some
time, returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Blum and Mr. and
Mrs. Dage autoed to WATERFOWL, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nommenson. spent Saturday in
Watertown.
Mr.. Blum transacted business in
Garden City, Friday.
A good many from here spent Sun
day at Pickerel Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. P N Larson and Mrs.
Gillies autoed to Watertown, Monday.
Mrs. A. c. Burnstad and daughters,
Jessie and Mrs. E. H. Meyer, Miss
Mildred Groves and Miss Julia Riley
visited in WATERFOWL, Monday.
School opened Monday.
Mrs, Cole. who has been visiting
relatives in Council Bluffs, Iowa, for
some time, returned home Saturday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
Military Masters.

Alexander the Greats active min
tary career began when be was only
eighteen years old and ended nj thirty
three; Hannibals lasted from thirteen
to forty-seven; Caesars from forty TO
ffty.6ve: Gustavus' from sixteen to
thirty-eight; Frederick's from twenty
eight to afty.one, and Napoleons from
twenty. seven to forty.six When thirty
fve years old Napoleon said OF him
self. zone has only certain time for
war shall be good for II but six
years more; then even shall stop"
His downward career began when he
was forty.-New York Sun
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
Asld Bible and Rudder.

Some years ago Japan was neither 90
free nor so friendly with other nations
as she Is today In those old days
when a foreign ship entered the Japa.
ncse ports the captain was obliged to
place his Bible and rudder In charge
OF the chief officer Of the port and
leave them there until he was ready
to sail or course he wouldn't sail
without either and the Japs could
easily keep tabs on the movements Of
all ships In their harbors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
on! NV BACK!


A stubborn backache Is cause to
suspect kidney trouble. When the
kidneys are innamed and swollen,
STOPPING brings q sharp twinge In the
small OF the back that almost takes
the breath away. Doans Kidney
Pills revive sluggish kIdneys---selieye
aching backs. Here's Grants Pass
proof:
J. p. Morse. 33s Bridge st.. Grants
Pass. says: 'sDoan's Kidney Pills are
all right and ! don't hesitate TO lot
anyone ] hear complaining OF back
ache or lumbago know about them.
i have been nearly down with these
troubles at times, but whenever ]
have taken Doan's Kidney Pills !
have soon been relieved. II is now
a year or more since have had any
trouble from my back or kidneys. but
I know what 10 do II ! should ever
have occasion TO take kidney medi-
cine again"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Morse had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, ". Y.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
AsSAYERS
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Directors of School District
No 7 Of Josephine County. Oregon.
win receive sealed bids for certain
alteration and repair work at the
High School Building in said district,
all bids to be filed with the clerk not
later than Wednesday. July IL, 1916,
at six o'clock p, m.
Plans and specifications for the
said work may be had at the office OF
the clerk, second floor Of First Ma
tional Bank Building.
A certified check for ten per cent
Of the amount bid must accompany
each sealed bid.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
EDWARD s. VAN DYKE,
79l Clerk,