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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-01
SHELDON
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Harry Sergeant is visiting relatives
here, after the exertions of the hunting
season.
The Royal Neighbors gave a very
successful and enjoyable dance Thanks
giving evening at the opera hall.
Hunters in this vicinity do not appear
to have had much success, although
deer seem to be more plentiful than
last year.
Theodore Bennett is on the sick list.
DR.. O'Connor was called Saturday night.
AT last accounts since, he was slowly
improving.
The usual bunch of school ma 'ams
came down on Wednesday nights limited
to spend Thanksgiving at their several
homes about here.
The entertainment given Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Sunday
School was much enjoyed by those at
tending, and the sale of refreshments
: brought in nearly eleven dollars.
Messrs Stillman, and Bollom have a
house, which they bought in Donald
and brought up in peacemeal with team,
well toward completion. The two fam
lilies will be found "at home" there in
a few days.
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Galley LAKE
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
B. A. Pinney and Ed Stahl are
getting out logs this week.
The Dorcas Band has presented
Mrs. Newly-wed'' with a quilt.
The Dorcas Band recently pre-
scented the church with an individual
communion set.
Mrs. Gerp, who visited her daugh-
ters in Council Bluffs, Iowa, came
home the first of the week.
Lucille Cox and Dale Fletcher at
tended the potato growers conven-
ton held in Eau Claire last week
Wesley Tate and family moved
Tuesday to miles north Of Bruce,
where Mr.. T. has work for the COM
ing year
Mrs. Simon Kater returned Mon
day from Council Bluffs and Dunn
fries, Ia, where she had visited
friends the past fortnight.
The men of this vicinity had a
bee Friday. They met at the church
and built sheds for the horses. The
ladies gave them a dinner in the
basement Of the church.
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coNRATH
Special Correspondence


Mr.. Zauman and E. G. Kuehl, of
Eau Claire, were business visitors
in town Wednesday.
The lumber for the new Catholic
church has arrived and the work OF
erecting VIII start at once.
Mrs. Leo Smith returned saturday
morning after visiting several days at
Milwaukee, Racine and Chicago.
Rev. Father Hasinski left Monday
night for Milwaukee where he will
look after business matters for a few
days.
Mrs. E. Reitz and son, Leon, of
Vallee, visited at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Liebers, on Monday re-
turning Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid will give an oyster
supper in the church parlors Dec.
9th. Also a bazaar for the benefit OF
the Conrath church. The ladies will
be very pleased to see a goodly at
tendance and they will try to make
everyone happy. Adults will be
charged Is cents and children 10
cents. Please don't forget the date,
December 9Th.
Rev. C. e. Morrison, Of the Gilman
and Conrath churches, is holding
special services at Conrath every
Sunday morning. The theme Of his
sermon last Sunday was GOD the
Father and his subject for Sunday,
Dec. 3rd, will be "God Almighty
Creator of Heaven and Earth" Ser
vices at 11:00 a. m. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
We are very sorry to report the
death of Mr.. Phillip Conrath which
occurred Wednesday at a. m. at
the home of his son, Frank. Mr..
Conrath was about 80 years old and
for several years made his home will
his sons, Frank and Charles. The
funeral was held this (Friday) morn
ing in st. Mary's church, Ladysmith,
and the remains were shipped to ST.
Peter, Mimi, for burial.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-01
LADYsMlTH ASTONISHED
BY MERCHANTS STORY

A merchant relates the following
For years | could not sleep with
out turning every hour. Whatever
ate caused gas and sourness. Also
had stomach catarrh ONE SPOON
Full buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc
as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieved me
INSTANTLY" Because Adler-i-ke
flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it relieves ANY CASE constipation,
sour stomach or gas and prevents
appendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST ac-
tion OF anything we ever sold. A. G.
Mooney, druggist.
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GRADE or AMERICAN BUTTER
Quality Is Poor on Account OF Poor
Cream Used in Manufacture
Foreign Make Is Better.

Imported butter does not reach our
markets in as fresh condition as our
own butter, consequently the majority
Of it sells as second-grade. In many
cases it leaves the point of production
as a first-class article. but is so long in
transit that it deteriorates and arrives
as second grade butter. Unfortunate
ly the majority of Ameriean=nade but
ters are also second-grade. This is not
because it cannot reach the market at
once, but because it is made from a
poor quality Of cream. The American
farmer is not producing as good quail
ity of cream as his foreign brother.
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INGRAM
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Miss Anna Block is visiting her
mother Mrs. Moore.
M. Y.sCliff was in Ladysmith Mon
day to attend funeral
Mrs John E. Curtis and children
have gone to Wausau for a visit.
School was closed on Thanksgiving
day but work was resumed again on
Friday.
M. j. Leinenkugel spent Thanks
giving with relatives and friends at
Eau Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Elli1igson
returned saturday from Spokane,
Washington.
Mrs. Ralph Churchill left WedEes
day to join her husband who is EN-.
ployed at Owen.
Mr.. Will McGlynn of st. Paul spent
Thanksgiving with his brother, T. j.
McGlynn and wife.
P. H. Shafer and U. G. Blood are
absent this week attending the meet
ing of the County Board at Lady
smith
The following people spent Satur
day between trains at Ladysmith
J. r. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Nc
Glynn, Miss Strassburger and Mildred
Moore.
Miss c. A. Wegner left Saturday
for a weeks vacation at her home il
Wausau. Her position as primary
teacher is being filled by Mrs. Nc
Glynn during her absence.
The second Community Meeting, a
the school house, last Friday even
ing was we'll attended. However i
is hoped that in the future more
people will be in attendance. Every
body is invited to come. Meetings
will be held every three weeks.
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REPAIRS FOR WOODEN slL0s
Huge Receptacle Is Liable to Be
Wrenched by Wind-Best TO Tight
EN- Up Loose Slaves.

The wooden siio in summer is liable
TO be wrecked OR Wrenched by the
wind, especially if it has no roof
Spend little time in tightening the
hoops after the slaves become dry.
AS precaution against high winds
run two or three stays OF heavy wire
to solae permanent object;-a tree
barn or heavy post set firmly in the
ground. Give it q coat Of paint on thl
outside and cre0sota on the inside.
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JUMP RIVER SETTLEMENT

Special Correspondence.
l.. w. Cox went to Ladysmith
Monday on business.
Amy Cox, of Holcombe, spent last
week with her parents here.
A literary program will be given at
the schoolhouse Wednesday evening
Rev. John william will preach at
the Cox schoolhouse Monday night,
December 4.
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FOR SALE

GOOD 7-RooM HOUSE for sale.
Two blocks from business section
of city. City water; sewer; cleo
trio lights; fine basement; price rea-
sonable. Call or phone Alden ].
Laidlaw. 31-33
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the many
acts of kindness during the time Of
our recent sad bereavement.
Mrs. R. Weston and Relatives.
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Black Driving Team-Well matched;
also top buggy, light work harness
and driving harness.-Enquire Of Fl.
T. Kasl, Exeland, Wis. 1896
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FOR SALE-FARM

FINE 80-AcRE. FARM, mile from
city limits, on rural route; has
good six-room house, must be sold
o close a contract Make NE an
offer. A. PREsCHER, R. /, Phone
3O1-3 23-tf
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TAKEN UP-EsTRAY

CALF, STEER, about one year old,
color, red. Owner can get same
by calling and proving property. sam
McCandless, just south of city limits,
Ladysmith. 1886
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| BROWN SWISS BULL; also one
| Young Jersey Cow fresh Feb. /.
Fred Ludke, r. 1, Ladysmith. 1885,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

own a choice 80, one mile from city
limits, which I will sell cheap or
trade for good city property.-P. j..
Anderson, Ladysmith. 1888
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BOUNTIES

Geo. Hildebrant, Wilson, wolf.
E. e. Ward, Thornapple, wolf.
VIM. H. Rogers, Thornapple, wolf
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CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, hand
made. Priscilla Alden, phone 1873.
34-35* Il.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-01

Life, accident, health, fire, tornado,
compensation and bonds. Get our
French & Kilgore.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-01

WANTED-Boy to Learn the Uphol-
steering trade. Call at the factory
A. w. SCHRAM MFG. co. 1t
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CATTLE WANTED

MARKET DAY every Friday. All
kinds of livestock bought at high
est market price. Bring in your
stock to Nate Hands barn.-B. F.
! STELZMAN. 34-tf
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WANTED-oAk LUMBER

WILL CONTRACT for winters cut
ting Of red oak. A. w. SCHRAM
MFG. CO., Ladysmith. 33tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

$4,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Easy terms and low interest
Falge & slime, Attorneys, Postoffice
building, Ladysmith, wis.
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LOST
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good Blacksmith. Call at
Weyerhaeuser Garage. 1924
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DRESSM TAKING

WANTED-Dressm by an ex-
perienced Observation-Disclosures. r. j.
Foster, 202 Fritz-av. 22-tf
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FOR RENT

GARAGE on Ben c. Lee property.
Enquire of L. F. Rahr, phone No.
374-3. 33tf
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was royalty entertained at Waupaca,
two banquets being held for them
while there.
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FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-05-19
BAY VIEW

Bay View is ready for summer
visitors now, weather and roads
are fine, crabs and clans are
plenty
Frank Huntsucker was up in
the Upper Beaver settlement
last Friday doing some work for
Sheriff Geer
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Colvin spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
OrTin McWillis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Beals Wis
tied Lee Doty's Thursday.
Oscar Ryan was in Bay View,
Thursday.
Mrs. Huntsucker visited Mrs.
MacWillis Thursday and Mrs.
Turk spent the day with Mrs.
Barns.
Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs.
Oakland spent the afternoon at
Mrs. Simmonsons.
Mrs. Blanch Tullock and the
Misses Ruth and Ruby Prescott
visited at the Briggs ranch
Thursday.
No wonder there was q frost,
II only the women would stay at
home more maybe our gardens
wouldn't get their tops frozen so
often.
Mr.. Turk and family spent
Thursday evening at Mr.. Hunt
suckers.
Friends of the Geo. Prescotts'
received word of their safe ar
rival and settling at their new
home i'm Florence.
Burton Turk Is working for
J. G.. Barnes this week.
The merchants of Waldport
and Bay View were thankful
this week when the Mirene and
Enterprise came in. The first
anchored at Waldport and the
second at Salmon Town dock.
Mrs. Simmonson, Andrew and
Lilly Simmonson and Percy
Twombly were guests Of Mrs.
Frank Huntsucker at Sunday
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Elk City 13;
Toledo 7

Elk City, Oregon, Special
These were the figures on the
score board, when the last man
was out in the ninth inning.
Elk City started out to win
and played ball for eight innings,
holding Toledo to two tallies and
the Elk City boys chasing 13
over the platter.
In the first half of the ninth,
Toledo opened fire with their AZ
centimeter seige guns, and Elk
City took for their trenches, let
ting Toledo send five men a.
round to the score keeper be-
fore they came out and said
enough.
Jimmie Ross and Nels Ander-
son wern't the biggest mon on
the grounds, but they possessed
3 right smart amount OF pep.
Mcmillan, Toledo's pitcher could
sure pull grass when he tried to
get his glomers on the ball.
Some of the fans thought he was
gathering kale for his silo.
Line I'D comes NEXT
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GLEN

Road work will begin in this
district next week if the weather
is suitable.
Mrs. c. w. Brown and daugh-
ters, Jessie and Lettie spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Allison.
Mrs. w. r. Moore called on
Mrs. J. w. Davenport, Tuesday.
j. e. Crooks started his Wat
kens Wagon last week.
Miss Clare Moore spent the
first of the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allison near
Harlan.
Mrs. J. w. Davenport and son,
Richard, went to Elk City last
week.
Leonard Grant passed
through here on his way to To-
ledo last week.
G. w. Brown and two sons,
Everett and Louis were cutting
school wood the first of the
week.
Mr.. Shays went to Harlan last
Friday.
Miss Clare Moore went to To-
ledo, Wednesday.
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HARLAN

A Coyote Club was formed
here, with something over a
dozen members, a bounty of $25
was put on coyotes payable to
members Of the Club only. It
is to be hoped these pests will
be destroyed as they are a SER
ious menance to the sheep and
goat industery.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Grant and
Clifford Mcdonald were Corval-
lis visitors last week where they
disposed Of their mohair.
Mrs. Poole has returned from
Portland where she spent the
winter and is now running the
ranch while Mr.. Poole has gone
out side to accept position in
a railroad shop.
Leonard Grant left fer Toledo
where he expects to work in
some of the logging camps dur
ing the summer.
Geo. Titus is making a visit
to his friends at Harlan, he ex-
poets to leave the last of this
month for California.
r. l.. Hathaway and family
have the sympathy of friends
here over the loss of his father
whose death took place the last
Of April at the family home in
Corvallis.
There is a well attended Sun
day School every Sunday al
1890 at the Black School house
and beginning May 21st w. w
January will. give a talk on thC
Scripture, Immediately follow
ing. Everyone is urged to at
tend these meetings.
r. L. Hathaway, road Super
visor for Spout Creek has a crev
at work on the road in his dis
trict.
Mr.. Adams has purchased
gasoline engine and a STUN
puller with which he is clearin
his land, anyone having land t
clear would do well to see MI
Adams as he thinks he has
saver of labor, time and expense
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building the road. Mr.. Com
mons was the spokesman. He
comphmented the County Court
for what it had done to aid in
building the road and the peo-
pie for what they had done to
help in the work. Giving one
months labor gratuitously for
that purpose which is equiva-
lent to $1,000 and completes
one mile of road. The people
of that neighborhood are anx-
ious to get to the market and
a shipping point. This road
gives them a water grade and
an easy way to get out. Mr..
Commons asked that the New
port people buy the powder for
blasting out of the gtumps. A
committee of five was appointed
to look into the matter at once
and report. 1t is thought that
80 percent Of the Newport road
fund could be applied for that
purpose.
The good roads proposition is
the most important question be-
fore the people. The County
Court, under the direction of'the
road mdSter-Mr. A. ]. Porter,
has plared a large amount Of
road work for this year. The
proposed road from Elk City to
Mill Creek is four miles in
length with a water grade, Mr..
Porter says it will be a very easy
road to build. Thic is important
as it gives the people a wagon
road to the County Seat. The
trestle work connecting the
South Beach wagon road with
the dock to be built on deep
water at the east side of the big
sand spit where boats can land
Is important. This distance
! is a little less than half a mile
: long.
A force of men are now work.
ing on the road that cuts out
Pioneer Mountain. This roat
. leaves the Corvallis road at the
mouth of Simpson Creek thre,
: miles west of Ch1twood; and fol
!, lows up the creek over a low
/ pass to Olalla Creek and dow
: that creek to it's intersection
with the Newport road near thu
! Jay Dunn place. The work OF
, Bald Mountain Road is pro
/ crossing right along although i
, is a heavy piece of work. Thi'
: road vii, be 5000 feet long will
: 1900 feet of solid rock. In tn,
/ South part of the county i'm
portant road work is going on
: This the pubic high way from
= the Valley to the famed Yachat'
= country. The improvement.
that are now being made are be
| tween the head waters Of tn,
, Yachats and Five Rivers. Th.
distance will be four miles will
, a four per cent grade. Silet
has already done a large amoun
of road work anG will do more.
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dinner.
Quite a crowd of Bay Viewers
went across the bay Sunday
evening to attend Church.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Pres
colt were all day visitors at Mrs.
Twombly's Monday.
Mrs. Oakland and Mrs. Turk
were guests of Mrs. X. Hendrick-
son Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Josie Oakland and
Randa Hendrickson were Sun
day afternoon visitors at Mr..
Huntsucker's.
Mr.. Oakland sold a fine cow to
Mr.. H. b. Turk Monday.
Miss Emma Simonson who
has been spending the winter in
Los Angeles, Cal. came home
Tuesday Her many friends are
glad to welcome her home.
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oNA

Monday morning a large crew
of men with five good teams,
responded to the call of Deputy
Road Supervisor, w. c. Weber
for volunteer work to complete
the first mile of road on the new
Beaver Creek road leading to
the beach.
The weather was very I'M
pleasant and showery all day
but that did not have a depress-
ing effect on the boys who came
out to push the work. They all
worked with a royal good will
as men do when they have q
purpose to accomplish.
Tuesday morning the weather
prevented the crowd getting to-
gether until almost eleven when
four Of the braves" went out
and blasted stumps until noon,
after lunch they were joined by
five more men and together
they put in some good work.
Wednesday gave promise OF
nice weather and the men came
out in force. r. w. Ohmart has
been in charge of the crew which
has been slashing out the entire
right-of-way to the beach. One
more day will finish this part o.
the work. This crew is on the
job with the volunteer workers
this week and are working just
as hard with their donation work
as if they were being paid for
their labors. When you find
men who go to and from their
work whistling, who spur up"
their teams to hurry to the next
piece of work that must be done,
you will know just the kind OF
men we have in Ona who are
contributing their time when
they are very busy on their
ranches. We do not want to
"toot our own horn" but we
want everyone to know how we
dig in" to make good" when
we are given any encourage
ment. We know the County has
many miles of road to keep ur
and while the County Court has
been very generous with us, they
cannot afford to give us all the
money we need on roads In this
community so We are doing our
share.
If all communities in the
County would organize and help
themselves just a little the road
work would not be the mill
stone" it is, on the neck of our
County Court, who are, we ere
fully convinced, honest and fair
minded men, and we want them
to know we appreciate the help
(Cont. on Page 81
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POOLE SLOUGH

Rain, rain go away, Come
again some other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Barker and
daughter spent Sunday at the
Shermer home.
Misses Julia Brown and Hes
ter Peterson came over to Sun
day School, Sunday. The form
er had been staying at the X. d.
Martin ranch.
Miss Inez Weaver went up to
Wright Creek, Sunday.
Mrs. T. Brown was called to
Salem, Wednesday, by the SER
ious illness of her daughter,
,Louella. Her daughter, Julia
came back from Beaver Creek
Wednesday morning.
Thos. Barker was at the
Brown Ranch Monday.
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POOLE SLOUGH

Mrs. Thos. Brown visited Mrs.
Will d. Roberts Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Hall and
sons Leroy and Arthur, Miss Ju-
LA Messrs. Thos. Barker, Chas.
Brown and r. C. Campbell were
Newport visitors Monday.
Misses Alma and Cara Boone
and Messers Peter Peterson and
Johnny Emerson were in our VI
cinity Sunday.
It was reported that there
would be an entertainment and
picnic at the school house May
81, 1916. But the date has been
changed to May 26th, 1916. A
dandy program has been ar
ranged so here is hoping that a
large crowd comes and that we
have a fine day. So everybody
come and bring your friends
along May 2Sth.
Mrs. Thomas Brown returned
from Salem Friday evening. She
reports her daughter in a much
improved condition, than she
was when she went out TO see
her Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Huntsuck-
er and baby daughter visited the
Misses Wright Sunday.
Leland Wright made a trip to
town Wednesday.
Peter Peterson Of Upper Bea-
yer was in our vicinity Friday.
COW FOR SALE
Fresh milck COW, Sd calf, good
mixer. Max HAYDEN, City.
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daughters, Pauline and Jessie,
visited with the Rhodes family,
Wednesday.
Fl. G. Rhodes, G.. e. Lewis, K.
D. Martin, Floyd Rhodes and A..
w. Webber made a business
trip to Toledo, Wednesday.
]. M. Bowers was a Newport
caller, Wednesday.
Virgle Rhodes visited Adolph
Peterson Wednesday afternoon.
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UPPER BEAVER

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Huntsucker, May 5th, 1916, a
boy.
G.. =. Lewis, p. Vancil and Pc
ter Peterson made a trip to
Poole Slough, Friday.
Miss Julia Blown Of Poole
Slough, is working at the Mar
tin ranch this week.
Johnnie Emerson of Oyster
vile called at the Peterson
ranch, Saturday.
Miss Julia Brown and Hester
Peterson visited at the Brown
home Sunday.
Peter Peterson and Perry
Vancil made a trip to Yaqunia,
Wednesday.
Mrs. p. Vancil and grand
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cHITWooD

J. e. Davis and Lester Gilbert
made trip to the Valley Friday.
Mrs. II. M. Henry came down
from the Jungles Friday, return
ing Saturday.
Mrs. U. G. Hart came up from
Toledo Tuesday to spend a few
days visiting friends here.
Rev. G. G. Scudder of Siletz
came over here On a business
trip, Monday returning Tuesday.
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RIVERSIDE v.

Weather Bureau Of Riverside:
Fair weather for the last fifteen
minutes.
Mrs. J. B. Daniel returned
home from Portland, Saturday,
where she has been visiting for
the past fortnight.
Leon Lang of Bear Creek,
made a double quick" trip up
here Saturday night and return
ing Sunday.
Vance Daniel, Roy Kullander