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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
PrZyDadek ia kamiennej
dr0dZc zak0hcZyf sic
dOsyG SzCZeSliWle

w niedziele wieczorcm, Anto-
nj Pelowski gdy jecha} duzym au-
tomobilcm IA kamiennejdrodze i
chciaf zjechac ma strone azeby
u.jssc kolizyi Il innym automobl-
lem PREY Mankato ave zjechaf
mad brzeg. Maszyna zcsliznefa
sic 4 drogi i udcrzyf w s}up kt6-
~ sic usuna4 sicdem cali i przesz-
kodzi{ przcwr6ceniu sic samocho-
du. Kara wisiafa re z}amanym
wierzchcm i spodem nieco uszko-
dzonym. Siedmioletnia Margare-
ia odnios}a lckkic podrasniecia
na ciclc i chlopicc tax samo kto-
ry Stal i przypatryWaf sic, Cd
MOST lekkie okaleczcnia tylko.
Dwic >top.v woody by}o W miej>cu
gdzic automobil sic zcsliznaf i
gdyby ME Stop automobil Spad}
by byl W wode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
P0ciaS uderZa W autOmO-
bill PAM StOtt nieZyjc.

We wtorek 0 11tej gdy pociag
kolei burlingtonskiej, kt6ry L po-
wodu zcrVancgo toru Szedf pc to-
we milvauckim. ZderZy1 sic Z au-
tomobilem, W ktorym sic znajdo-
wall p. Stott, jego zona i fro letni
svnck. .Automobil POSTAL rozbity
ma drobnc kaWa}ki, pan Stott i
chlopirc odnioSli lckkie obrazenia,
Iccz PAM Stott lcza}a bezprzytom-
ia i zabrano ia do donn panstwa
KalphauSman. PAM Stott Zmar-
Ia W Srode rano ME odzvskawSzy
DrzvtomnoSci. PAM Stott by}a
nicdawno operoWana ia apendlcl-
tbs. Il opuSciwSzy szpital pojecha}a
do swych rodzicow do Minneapo-
lis. We wtorck o 1O:15 wiccZorcm
powr0ci}a do Winony i W}aSnic
gdy MAJ ia zabraf Z dworca jecha
Ii do domu. wydarzylo sic ME
S~zczeScie W kt6rym PAM Stott H.
t~raci}a Zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
WlADOMOSCI
mIEJSCOWE
ceremOnie Wiel-
kanOcne w kOSCiele SW.
StaniSfaWa X.

R~czurckcya odby}a sic W ME
dzicle o 5te:j godzinic rama 10
Sci6l chloe o tax rych}ej godzinic,
byf przepe}niony wicrnymi. O1ta-
re pieknic przystrojone przcz excl
yodnc SioStry ZyWrmi kwiatami i
"zrsiScic oSwictlonc pieknic sic
Drzed>tawia}y.
Rczurckcyr i sumo odprawif
Prev. ks. proboSzcz J. Pacholski
] VygIosi} pirknc k%azanic, W toku
st0rego nadmicnil i zachecaf do
Nlk}adania chociaZ ma}cgo datku
IA s1odnych W Po]scc, kt0rzy tam
4akicj Wielkanocy ME maja W tym
roku. Towarzystwo Spicvu "A
IVA" pod dyrckcya p. r. Hamcr-
>kicgo, wykona}a picking msze. Ma
-ioSy, >prc.yalnie Ia dzicn We'll
kanocny w~ycwiczona. SpieW byf
i,ardzO pirkny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
Wielkie sZkOdy wyrza-
dZOne prZeZ pOW6dZ.
TySiaCe ARROW Zalane.
kolej Burlingtoaska i Greenbayska
podmyte.

w nicdzirIr rano 4 powodu wy
>okirj woody przcrwala sic tama
kolci bur|inyton>kic.j pc drugiej
>tronir miaSta sic znajdujara. T.
ilirzmirrna >ila woda sic wyIala
IA nizr.j polozonr pola. TySiacc
Akrow yruntu zoStaly zalane.
Wirlkir trzody swim i byd}a "a
hrala woda zanim wlaSricirlc 10
stall zawiadomirni q wvlrwie /
rozpoczrli ratowar >woj dobytck.
Farmer FNranci>zck Xabrorki, mic
lalcko MarShland utracil rztcry
konie. Tory kolri burlington
>kic.j i yrtcnbaySkicj podmytc. o.
bic tc kolcjc przcprowadzai ia Swr
poriagi pc milwaurkic.j drodze pc
nicwaZ IA mile odlrgloSci oct
East Winona woda naSvp ma torze
burlingtonSkic.j kolri ztrwala i
przcSzla przcz tor grrrnbaySkic.j
kolci ma p6lnoc cd East Winona.
tam wyp}ukala most i l23 stop to-
ri kolcjowcgo.
W ponicdzia(ck obawiono sic
jrSzrzc wickszcgo nic%SzcZrScia. to
Jest przrrwania fanny ma grunric
Dalta Co.. ktora poSiada 6OOO
uprawncgo yruntu pomieuzv
Trcmplrau mountain i Marsh
land, zc ME ~wytrzyma natloku
woody i gdyby tama tam sic przcr-
wala kolcj burlington>ka dalcko
wiekSzc by poniosla >traty M kill
ka mil od East Winoua: dotad
,iednak sic to ME stale ponicwaz
przcz wylanic woda opadla Q cztc-
nv Tote Gala, lccz ohccnie zn6w sic
podnosi. Dotqd ME zdolano jcSz-
cze oszacowat szkody wyrZQdzo-
uei przez wylew rzeki. moze to bye
uskutccznione ,dopicro po kilku
dniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27

Wtenczas juz wolno i'm robic, co
|tylko i'm sic podoba ojciec / mat
ka juz 0 lie moznosci jak mai
mniej cd Mich zadaja, byle sic ME
narazac ma nieposluszenstwo i IA
ostre jezyki w1asnych dzicci.
Zle to i bardzo lie. Me przepu-
szczajcie dziecku zadnego niepo-
sfuszenstwa cd kolebki az dom
wasz opusci. Jezeli W domu be-
die kazdy rzadzil, jak mu sic po-
doba, W takim domu zadnego po-
rzadku bye ME moze. A ten OF
ciec i ia matka, kt6rzy dobro-
wolnie zrezygnowali Z prawa do
rzadzenia sami pierwsi So winni,
lie ich dzieci ME s}uchaja. Rodzice
maja prawo do posfuszenstwa. Je-
zeli dzieci ME chca dobrowolnic
s1uchac, jest rada i ma to. Znajdzie
sic W domu HAWAI- pasa. starry
powr6z. r61zg IA drzcwach nigdy
ME brak-na to Sd te rzeczy, ze-
by icll czascm uzyc.
Jest g1upstwem bezdennem pa
plac 0 nowvch metodach wycho-
wanna dzieci. TIE MOVE melody
50 wszystkie g}upie, psu ia Dude
sic ME zdadza. jezeli l. takiego
sposobu wvchowania w~,vrastaja
dzieciaki nieposiusznc i uparte.
Jest :iedna stara metoda i jedyna
dobra-ieZeli dzieciak ME chce
sluchac trzeba mu g}uple porywv
vytrzepac. \ wiccic gdzie te
gfupie porywy siedza. No, lyle
powiem. re ME W giowie ami W
pietach.
Skora ME garbowana jest do nj
czego. czyto re zwicrzecia czy Ma
czlowicku. Gdy mi sic kumosz-
ka albo >asiad gadotliwy chwali,
ze on dzieci nigdy ME Bile. to ia
.natvchmiast i napewno WIEN jed
ma rzecz jak amen W paclerzu :
mianowicie. re tego sasiada / te
kumoszke kiedys jej w}asne die
ci wykarza.
T r pokrzvwa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
PogrZeb J6Zefiny i leo
dOZyi WiecZ0rek Odbyf
sic W pOnicdZiafek.

Zw}oki dwuch si0str J%0zcfiny i
Icodozyi Wieczorck ktorc tragi-
:zna S,mirrcia zcszly Il tcgo Swia-
1t ydy wracaly miasta do domu.
. kon przrstrasZony ~cotnal sic i
g'azcm 4 bryczka runa} w wode,
zfozonc zo>ta}y do yrobu IA
.mentarzu Fanny Maryi W ponic-
Izialck 24go kwictnia.
Przrz ca}y tydzien .dwie trum-
ny Sta}y W domu ich wuja p. 10
iadck, pod nr. 735 wsch. 5tej Ill.
Pogrzcb odbyl sic W koscielc
Sw. Stanislawa kostki. Eabo-
zrnstwo Zafobnc i ccremonie po-
yrzcbowc %odprawi} Prev. ks.
Aanonik j. Pachol>ki. Wielki
nacz koSci0} napc}niony by} wsp6f
rzujacym. kt6rzy sic zgromadzili
aby sic pomodlic IA dusze dziew-
..zat, kt6re :przcdwczcSnic zeSz}y
Il togo Swiata.
przcSz}o trzydzieSci powoz6w
Ailka samochod0w i ogromna licz-
ha picszych towarzy>zy}o. W po-
rhodzic pogrzebowym. Oby Pan
Bog duSzc zmarlvrh przy.jar ra-
rzy} do chwaly nicbieSkicj. Vice.
ne spoczywanic race i'm dac Pa
ME!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
POSkUSZENSTWO

lyle fdZV cZ1OW1ck Sdm gree
szyi brakicm pos1uszehstwa, lie
troszeczke, navel ME troszeczke
tylko al bardzo wstyd pisac 0
tenn i besztac innych "a niepo-
~sfuszcnstwo. JednakowoZ, ida
,je mi sic, lie navel w najgor-
Sym razie ME by1o W dawniej-
szych czasach lyle niepos}uszen-
silva Il dzieci, co dzisiaj. Me
movie, zeby dzisiaj by}o tax bar
dzo lie, albo navel wiele gorzej ,ale
moge lyle prawdziwie twierdzic,
Ae dawniej nicposiuszenstwo ME
by}o tax otwarte. Dzicciaki
wstydzify sic nicpos}uszenstwa i
przynajmniej ME ~chwalily sic Z
tego. Ale dzisiejszemi easy ma
SIZE ''knopy" i "dzieusy: ME
s}uchaja rodzic6w i chwala sic L
tego, lie robia, co chca.
Toe laden L mas ME idzie
przcz SWAT i zycie Z oczyma
zamknietcmi. \ TO-, co sic GA
sem widzi Ma drodze. niepos}u-
szenStwa przechodzi wszelkie
granice. Starry rodzice Cd
dzicci w domu ledwo tyle dosta-
ia 60 wystarczy IA oplacenie
''bortu'. a wdziecznoSci ami
movy bye ME mozr. S~zczescie
wielkie. lie ME cdna matka NE
rozumic :jezyka angielskiego /
przez to ME vie co c0recZka hub
synek pc angiclsku pod nosem
>zturmuja. gdy mu sic kaze COS
zrobic. albo czcgos ME robic.
kazdy przyzna. re ma}o jest
dzieci takich. kt6re Z radoscia
wvpe}niaja rozkazy >wych pre-
lozonych. a lie to raZy musza
rodzice 20 prostu prosic i b}agac.
zeby dzicci ME wvstawia}y sic
ma rome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ciala
i duszy?
C6rka i synek mySla. re gdy
oni skonczyli High School albo
jake kilka lat kolcgium. to oni
:iuz maja prawo rodzicom sta
rym rozkazywac rodzic6w IL
eye. Tvlko plytkie g}uptasy
sieczko ylowy tax NIGGA sic Ia
chowywac. TIE Szkoly ksiazko-
we Sa rzccza bardzo ma}a W po-
r6wnaniu do >zkolv zycia. \
cz}owiek. ktory mysli troche
mad tenn. czego sic nauczy} mu>i
tcZ widziec i to czewo :ieszcze ME
vie. I'm wiecc.j sic cZlowiek IL
czy tenn :iaSniej rozumic. .jak
wiclc wiecc,j pozoStaje mu d"
nauczcnia sic. i .jak wielc wiecel
nigdy sic ME nauczy. nigdy ME
zrozumie DO W krotkiem zyclu
Ia Swiccic ME stale ma to cza>u.
Gdzie SO te easy kiedy to
dzicciaki W lomu Siadac ME
@mialv. AZ mu ojcicc pozw"ll}
Gdzic tc cza>v. kieuy dziecko Z
uSzanowanirm ca}owalo OLGA W
REX, ia kazde dobrc Slowoo ia
sam moy}bym wvliczvc Gaia gro
made chloprow i dziewczat. kto-
rzy nawct ME umia przeprosic
rodzicow Ia wvrzadzona i'm
p%rzvkro$c. Oni tego nigdv W
zvciu ME zrobili i pewno juz >it
nigdy ME ,naucza.
Bezwatpienia. dzieci >a WHINE
naibardziei. DO ucza sic od in
nych r6wieSnikow niepo>}u.
szenStwa i zniewaZania rodzicow
OLGA nazywaja odd man a mat
Ike "old lady,. i Ia regule zycia
wzieli >obie nigdy ME Sluchac an:
tewo odd man. ami tel old la
dy". Ale ME same dzieci sd win
ne. Rodzicc tez ME wype}nial;
Swvch obowiazk6w iak sic nalezy
Nicraz dada dzieciom rozkaz. k16
reyo dziecko ME zabralo sic wy
pelnic i wcale ME zwraca,l ac uwa
ri ia nicpo>luszenstwo pierwSze
drugie i dzitsiate. tax idzit
nicraz przcz pare lat. Bo to nj
by bvlo tam COS malcgo. PREY
MICS mi woody "narab drzcwa
"wymiet izhe. "umvj >tatki
ZamiaSt lziecko prZvpilnowac
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
PLUM STATION

The Goetz family are just recover
ing from the grippe.
Mr.. George Conn made a business
visit to Seattle Friday of last week,
returning Saturday.
Mr.. John Mcclure is on the sick list
with bad cold.
Our people in this vicinity are
doing their full share in trying to
keep the birds alive. but if the snow
continues many will doubtless die in
spite of all efforts.
Mr.. GRAPHICAL, the agent at Plum,
has been transferred to Chambers
Prairie, which. since the discontinue
ance Of the Port Townsend Southern,
leaves this locality practically with
out a station or train service.
Coyotes are growing bold in this
wintry weather. Gus Nelson found
one in his barnyard among the cattle
one morning this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
BRIGHTON PARK

Brighton Park Grange held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday night.
J. P. Johnson is in Olympia this
week serving on the jury. as is also
Mrs. George Lawrence of this place.
A. G. West was a business visitor
in Olympia Tuesday.
D. Mulholland and son Robert re-
turned to their work Tuesday after
being laid off during bad weather.
Quite large crowd attended the
performance given at the Grange hall
last Friday evening.
Miss Jessie Mulholland has been on
the sick list for over a week.
A. G.. West was appointed road
supervisor for this district by the
county commissioners, despite the
fact that few had tried hard to keep
him from getting the appointment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
HUNTERS POINT

A gay sleighing party visited Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin one evening this
week and had a very enjoyable time
playing cards and other games.
Lunch was served, and all went away
feeling the evening had been well
spent.
Almost all the people in this neigh
borhood have made sleighs and have
been keeping the roads we'll packed,
while those less fortunate have been
kept awake by the noise of the sleigh
bells.
H. H. Savage is building a new
barn. 1t will be great improve
ment to the neighborhood.
Mrs. Curtin has been suffering with
very badly sprained ankle, received
while out sleigh riding. The rough
lock did not work going down a hill
and the sleigh turned over, causing
the accident.
Mr.. Lull bought a new horse this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
PUGET

Mrs. George Brown, who has been
i'll for the past week, was taken to
st. Peters hospital last Sunday. Her
many friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Chambers
called at the Sunny Beach farm last
Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Loertscher of Elma, is
visiting relatives in Puget this
week.
Mr.. o. T. Evans and Harry Larsen
made a trip to Long Branch last
week.
Grover Swayne returned home
Monday from Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold, baby
Nathan and daughter Edith, and Liz
zie and Hubert Brown spent last
Monday in Olympia.
Captain Thomas spent an evening
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. I. Evans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
ED INLET

Mrs. Bert Bennett, who went to
Portland to spend the Christmas
holidays with relatives, was taken
seriously i'll with grippe and pneu-
monia, but is expected home in a few
days.
Mr.. Mattox, who had the misfor-
tune last week of losing his wife
from stroke of paralysis, has gone
to McCleary to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahearn were in town
on business Monday. They took adj
vantage of the snow and had a sleigh
ride.
Mrs. l.. c. Campbell of Tacoma is
on the sick list with the grippe.
Miss Mabel Wages is on the sick
list.
Miss Florence McLane, who at
tends high school, has been on the
sick list.
The scholars of McLane school dis
trct attend school every day.
Charles Bremen and family went
for a sleigh ride Sunday and called
at the Ahearn home.
Mr.. George Kelley and Charles E.
Starr went up to SatsOp this week to
look at the Brewer herd Of Jersey
cows with the prospect of purchasing
a few.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
BUFFERS COVE.

Mrs. Nee. of Seattle is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Capron.
Although the bad weather kept
many at home, Alert Grange held its
regular meeting Saturday evening.
Plans were begun for poverty So
cial" to be held in two weeks.
The jolly Good Fellows club went
on sleigh ride Friday night. finish
ing up at the home of the president,
where delicious refreshments were
served.
The Parent-Teacher association has
not yet been able to hold it's January
meeting on account of the snow and
prevalence of grippe.
A number of Alert Grange mem
bers went to Thurston County Po-
mona Grange Tuesday. The meeting,
which was held at Chambers Prairie
hall, was very busy one, as the pro-
gram consisted of initiation of new
members, appointment of new COM
mittees, reports Of old officers and
installation of new ones.
Herbert Kaiser is home from Ho-
GUAM, where he has been since
Christmas.
Miss Blanche Whiting has returned
from Seattle, where she has been
working as the stenographer of the
state convention of humane societies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
FAIRvIEW

Everett Bozarth is home visiting
his friends for few days.
Mr.. J. A. Kennedy's niece from Sc
attic has been visiting here for the
past week.
Lulu Benton visited Mrs. Shelly
and daughter in Olympia Saturday.
Bobby Bates is quite sick with
tonsilitis.
J. A. Palms and Howard Benton
have gone to Satsop to work.
RID. sallee is home for few
days.
Mrs. A. Palms has been on the sick
list during the past week.
A jolly crowd from this neigh
borhood went on bobsled ride to
Little Rock few nights ago.
R. w. Bates was in town Friday
on business.
Miss May Ramberg returned to
her home in Olympia last Saturday
to go sleighing with party Of friends
that evening.
Mrs. R. D. Sallee's father spent q
couple of days with her last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
PLEASANT GLADE

The Y. M. C. A. basketball team
will play the Pleasant Glade team at
the Grange hall Saturday night. A
small admission fee of 10 cents will
be charged.
Mrs. Tom Sleater and Mrs. Horace
Porter visited at the Ellis home Mon
day afternoon.
o. C. Van Houten took dinner
Thursday evening with the R. B.
Rowe family.
Joe Longmire expects to 60 to St.
Peters hospital in Olympia Saturday
for another operation on his leg,
which is to be performed the first of
next week by specialist from Port
land.
Mrs. Margaret Cook spent Tuesday
evening at the George Sleater home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thomson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Rowe
one day last week.
Twelve members of the local
Grange attended the Pomona Grange
meeting at Chambers Prairie Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Palmer spent
Sunday at R. B. Rowe's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
NORTH LAKE

Mrs. Springer and daughter spent
Tuesday at Dan Springer's at Pleas
ant Glade.
Marcel Baggenstos is visiting his
brothers in this vicinity.
Mr.. Steve Barge visited at George
Bumps Sunday.
Emma Reed took dinner at Bumps
Monday.
Grandma Adair and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Adair and son Charlie visited
at Alex Adair's Sunday of last week.
Mrs. l.. M. Springer and Mrs.
George Bump called at Reeds Tues
day afternoon.
Ruth Hayden was on the sick list
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bump called
at Springer's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hayden called at Reeds
Saturday.
Mrs. Reed called at Bumps Tues
day afternoon.
The Baggenstos brothers have been
seen with a first-class sled. The
sleighbells have also been jingling
around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden went to
Olympia Sunday to attend the funeral
| of Grandma Christensen. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Springer and
baby, of Pleasant Glade, spent Mon
day night at the home of L. M
Springer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21

NJ. E. Darby was in Tenino on
business Monday.
Miss Jean Brownlee is a guest of
Mrs. Taylor.
]. D. Mcclure was a Tenino caller
Monday.
F. P. Crawford slid into Tenino the
first of the week.
H. p. Taylor returned Thursday
from a visit in Tacoma and other
Sound points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of South Union
day.
The sports during the week have
been sliding down the hills and skat-
ing on Lake Kokane.
Ellery and Glen Whipple of Tenino
were visiting their brother here
Saturday and Sunday.
George and Mae Diamond drove
over from Independence Saturday.
Mrs. H. P. Taylor called on friends
in Maytown Saturday.
B. H. Smith spent the last week in
Centralia.
A large cougar came out of the
woods at the school house Friday,
but none of the brave hunters were
able to hang his scalp on their belts,
though his tracks were numerous and
plain. Quite bit of apprehension is
felt by persons having small children
in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Risse were trad
ing in Olympia Tuesday.
William Thill spent one day of last
! week in Tenino.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
SOUTH BAY

Mr.. Toyne enjoyed fine sleigh
ride Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotchy are the proud
parents of a baby girl, born Thurs
day, January 10.
Mr.. Durward visited the school
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries spent Tues
day at the Bryning home.
Hollis Rose spent few days last
week visiting friends in Olympia.
Bessie Adair, who is staying with
her sister in Olympia, is making a
visit to her home in South Bay.
Lois Madden spent Sunday with
Alma Parse.
A jolly crowd of young folks spent
Wednesday evening with Nettie Bar
hey. Those present were the Misses
Alma Parse, Ruth Holmes, Hollis
Rose, Lois Madden, Ethel Pickett,
and Messrs. Dean Pickett, Stanley
Madden, Ed Gilbertson and Ross
Whitaker. The evening was spent
in playing games, and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Lois Madden, Nettie Barney and
Alma Parse have joined the Grange.
Mrs. Capehart returned Saturday
from a visit in Tacoma.
Mrs. Arthur Bryning spent Friday
in Olympia.
Alex Madden is visiting again in
South Bay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
LITTLE ROCK

Miss Mabel JOY has returned from
a months visit with friends in Port
land.
Mrs. James Milligan and little
daughter Genevieve, who have been
visiting for several weeks at the home
of Mrs. Luella Rutledge, left Tues
day for her home at Vashon.
Mrs. Kate Young spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Byrt
Loomis.
County Commissioner T. Ives
Dodge is enjoying a visit from his
cousin, Elmer E. Dodge of Wood
bourne, Ore, whom he had not seen
for 20 years.
The Misses Helen Evans and Eta
Sommers were callers at the home of
Mrs. Frank Rutledge Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Laura Dooley made business
trip to Chehalis last Thursday.
Mr.. Winn Morgan is enjoying a
VAoAI AAOA hAo AAOlACl, w .
Morgan of Orting.
Miss Tessie Driscoll of Moscow,
Idaho, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Doyle.
A baby boy was born to the wife
of Mr.. Joe Reible last week at the
hospital in Chehalis.
The young people of the village are
having fine sport coasting down the
hill near C. H. Young's place. We
who are older will be glad when the
snow is gone.
Wanted-Prices for live chickens,
rabbits and fresh eggs. Write or call
Kneeland Cafe. (Adv. 1-1-tf).
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BLACK RIVER VALLEY.

Mrs. M. v. Parish is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Nudge of Cedar
vile were guests at the Blair home
Tuesday of this week. Mrs Nudge
has been in very poor health for some
time, but at present is able to be out
again
zMiss Abbie Murray of. Ford was
calling on old friends in Gate last
week
Mr.. Calls Heck is home from Gen.
tralia, where he has been working
for some time.
George Mitchell, former resident
of Gate, is reported to be critically i'll
in Chehalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cross entertained
a few of their intimate friends last
Sunday, it being their wedding ami
versary.
Rosco Jones is working for Mr..
Keen this week.
The Baptist revival services are ex-
pected to begin about February l..
They will hold their meetings in the
Union church at Gate, as they have
no chapel of their own in that place.
Mrs. William Austin entertained
company Friday of last week.
Walter Armstrong is doing carpen-
ter work for Mr.. Charles Fettis at
Cedarville. Mr.. Fettis will start up
his logging camp as soon as the
weather will permit.
Rev. Mr.. Tull preached very
interesting sermon to few of his
brethren in the Union church at Gate
a short time ago.
Mr.. o. Cross and son Ed attended
the funeral of John Mcclellan at
Tumwater Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. c. c. Yocum was very pleas
antly surprised Tuesday when two
sled loads of her neighbors came in
and spent the day with her.
MT. anu MIS-. Eu STOoo nave lOI q
number of years invited friends to
partake of their hospitality on the
18th of January, this being their we'd
ding anniversary. This is looked for
ward to by their friends abotu the
same as any usual holiday, for they
would be just as disappointed at not
receiving notice that place had been
reserved for them as they would to
wake up Christmas morning and find
that old Santa had forgotten them.
Miss Nettie Blair came home from
Cedarville Monday, after spending
several weeks with her sister.
Wesley Shlegal transacted business
in Centralia Monday of this week.
Edgar Smith has had severe spell
of lagrippe but at present is able to
do chores.
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The young folks have organized
Christian Endeavor society. The Off
GERS are as follows: Dean Pickett,
president; Alma Parse, vice presi-
dent; Hollis Rose, secretary-treas-
urer. Everyone welcome.