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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

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day.
j. w. Wing, Jr., motored to salt
Lake Monday and took number Of
friends for ride to the state capt.
toll
Nate Rockhill baled five car loads
of alfalfa from here to Salt Lake the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorenson of
bingham have been in Lehi the past
week. because of the operation on
their daughter, Mrs. James thinner
man.
Mrs Marion Cutler has returned to
her home at Saratoga Springs after
spending few days with her parents
i'm Salt Lake
Grant. the 16-ycar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Roberts of Salt Lake
; is spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Peterson.
| Have your shoes repaired by one
who learned the trade at the Economy
shoe shop on Main street. You Will
no given satisfaction. 12tf
$500, $500, $3.50 and $500 Shoes at
Chipman's sale until July 4th for
Csc.
Miss Louise Blackham of Moroni.
is visiting with her sister. Mrs. N. p.
Sorenson.
Victor Mason has returned home
after spending week in Southern
Utah.
Mr.. w. Spere OF the Spere Tent and
Awning Co.. was in Lehi on business
Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Anderson. Mrs.
J. T.. Dorton and Mrs Herbert Taylor
autoed to the capitol Friday.
Some Summer Slippers and Oxfords
at Chipmans until July 4th-less than
half price.
Mr.. ]. Il. Watson returned Sunday
from three weeks trip into Southern
Utah.
Friends OF Miss Mary Fox were sur
prised TO hear of her marriage to JOS
eph Smith of Lehi. They were mar
ried last Friday in the Salt Lake Tenn
pie.
Eva Strout the little sister Of Lee
wis Strout, the lad who was killed by
horse is Ill In the L. ID. 8. hospi-
tai with Scarlet fever.
Miss Laurena Carson Of Fairfield
was the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Webb
the early part OF the week.
Miss Eva Rathall of Salt Lake City
is spending the week with Sylvia
Bushman. Miss Rathall and Miss
Bushman were Missionary compan-
ions In the Central States Mission.
Bishop Taylor and wife OF knights
Vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
f.. Evans Sunday. Mr.. Evans return
ed with them In their auto for briei
visit.
W. X. Hopkins left this week fol
New York to attend the Annual Ma
lional Education Association meeti..
at Columbia, New York. lie will ais,
spend the Simmer there attending tn,
Columbia University summer school
Mr.. Ernest Madsen. book keeper II
the Bank OF Lehi was taken TO tn
l.. u. s. hospital Monday and operat
ed on for appendicitis, The lates
reports are he is doing fine.
. Mrs. John S Evans was hostess Q
a birthday party Tuesday afternoon
Those present were the lady men
beers OF the Evans family.
) Mrs. Wilcox, the daughter of Mr.
, Ann Young of Cedar Fort spent So
eral days in Lehi at the home OF NJ
and Mrs, Joseph Gray.
otto Water of the Water Brothe
CrcHwery Co, of Salt Lake City vi
IN Lohi Friday, visiting s. A. VIII
our local creamery man,
Mr.. Blain Pearson and bride, forl
erly Miss Blanche Peck went TO S,
Lake Friday to make their home, \
Pearson is employed in Salt Lake
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James Peterson of
Pleasant Grove, were visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
son, Jr., Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Karl Thompson was in Salt Lake
on business Friday.
Mrs. Charles Turner went to Bing-
ham Friday for a visit
s. J. Goodwin was in Salt Lake the
latter part of the week.
Read every line Chipman's big ad
this week.
Earl Ashton went to Spanish Fork
where he will be emplowed for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. barrow Schow went to
Bingham Friday where they will re-
main for the summer.
Messrs. vess and Hyrum J. Evans
made business trip to Topliff Fri
day.
Mrs. Samuel Smith and son, Joseph
spent the week end in Salt Lake.
James Sabey returned to his home
in Vernal, after spending n few days
In Iehi
Mrs. John s. Evans entertained
number of little folks in honor OF her
d f,th
! Mrs. w c. Evans spent the first
part of the week visiting with friends
in Eureka.
Sterling Bennion of Salt Lake spent
Sunday visiting with friends in Lehi
A most beautiful line of all the new
things in Parasols ut Chipman's.
DR.. Worlton made n professional
trip to Alpine Sunday.
The boy scouts after spending n
week at Saratoga Springs returned to
their homes Monday.
Robert J. Evans was in Lehi Monday
and Tuesday the guest of his parents.
{ Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Evans.
| owen Mileing and Albert Yates went
on n fishing trip the latter part of the
week up Alpine Canyon.
/ J. w. Wing left this week for an
extended business trip through Moab
and San Juan Country.
Corn Flakes at Chipman's sc per
MISUNDERSTANDING Soap &c. two 10C
packages crackers 15c.
Mr.. Arthur McCarry left for Ophir
Sunday where he will be employed
during the summer.
Mrs. Bertha Nibor of Teton, Idaho.
who has been the guest of her mother
Mrs. s. A. Rhodes for the past ten days
left for her home Monday
Mrs. Sylvester Evans entertained at
children's party in honor OF her lit
tie daughter Verland's 9Th birthday.
Children's games were played and
refreshments were served
Only 15c for the round trip from
Pleasant Grove and Lehi to Chipmnn's.
With their cash prices you will more
than save your fare,
Thursday night missionary bene-
III dance was given at the Arcade Hall.
The affair was great success.
Miss Ruth lIunaker of Manassa.
Colo, who was operated upon at the
local hospital IA few weeks ago, wa
able to return to her home Monday
Mrs. Caroline Peck entertained the
" family and friends at reception
Thursday in honor of her dauhtcr
!, Blanche. married to Blain Pearson
y who have moved to Salt Lake.
The Misses Jean and Eliza Hindlcy
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24
Cement Head Stones

am prepared 10 make all kinds
of Cement Tomb Stones. The xnA
that Is being used In California
cemeteries. They look as well as
marble and wear longer and the
price Is several times cheaper.
II you contemplate getting head
stones, call and see my designs
and the quality Of my work.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

DR., and Mrs. G. l.. Stookey spent
the past three days in Salt Lake, Mrs.
Stookey visiting relatives and the Dr.
attending the state Dental Conven-
ton.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mrs. Mitchell Davis entertained
number of little folks Friday at
birthday party for her little daughte
Helen.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mrs. A. J. Kirkham returned Thurs
day after spending few days in Pro-
vo visiting with friends and relatives
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Corn Flakes at Chipman's &c PEI
MISUNDERSTANDING Soap &c, two 100
packages crackers 15c.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

The members of Mrs. Emma Evans
bee hive girls met at the home of
Miss Viola Gardner Tuesday evening
and enjoyed a talk on "The Beauty
OF Motherhood" given by sister Kate
Alfred.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mrs. II. ]. Anderson returned to his
home in Salt Lake City Monday. HI
was accompanied by his daughter
Rachel who will visit there for few
days.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mr.. Arthur McCarry left for Ophir
Sunday where he will be employed
during the summer.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Dr. and Mrs Christensen enjoyed
a weeks vacation in Provo Canyon
fishing
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mrs. Roy Lott spent Sunday in Am
erican Fork, at the home of her sis
ter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

J. w. Wing left this week for an
extended business trip through Moab
and San Juan Country.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Mrs. Hugh Shaw went to Bingham
Friday ~ visit with hor daughter Ms,
Pcrtha Hlndloy Mrs, Shaw was &C.
computed by little Editr Hindloy WIS
has been attending school in Lohi the
past winter
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

James Chamberlain of Cedar Fort
was transacting busienss in Lehi
Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

Bishop Taylor and wife OF Knights
vile were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w.
f.. Evans Sunday. Mr.. Evans return
ed with them In their auto for brief
visit.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-24

w. X. Hopkins left this week for
New York to attend the Annual Ma
lional Education Association meeti.,
at Columbia, New York. lie will also
spend the Simmer there attending the
Columbia University summer school,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
ROAD TRUSTEES
MEET At GRENADA
Trustees Of the Jefferson Davis
Highway Held Interest
ing Meeting Monday.

Practically every county along
the route L getting busy making
the necessary preparations for con-
structIOn and hard-surfzeing the
Jefferson Davis Highway.
Most Of the counties have voted
0ondSA and making preparations to
nsise the necessary funds for con
structiOu-
Il : believed that all arrange
ments will ne completed within
the next sixty days .and that in
most Of the counties the funsls vii
5e provide for at the May meeting
of the respective boards Of super
yisors-
Prof j. II. DorrOiI. Of the Uni
versIfy, was elected consulting
engineer
The citizens of beat four La
f2yette county meets next FRIDAY
at Taylor for the purpose Of taking
definite stepts toward the con
structIOn Of the jefferson DAVIS
Highway through that beat
Beat one has the route prcticaIIy
Constructed except hArd-surfacinx.
Beat three l. now building south
of AbbeviIIe-
Each beat in Lafayette county
viii more than likely follow the
example of beats one and three in
rOad-buildIng.
Beat one has nearly all its roads
IN e-sellens shape.
When ali the ieadInz comnunI-
ties Of Lafayette counE sre con
nected by bocS isszs so--4s.
ami when the jefferson DAVIS
Highway, the Lamar Highway
and the Falkner Highway are
hArd-surfaeed, our county will BE-
equal TO the best, and every citizen
who assists In these needed I'M
viii feel that he has
done himself and Ms county Il
good deed that viii live forever.
Happy homes. good churches
and gOOd schools depend largely
On good roads. The citizens Of
Lafayette county viii De among
tine tlrst IN the state for better AM Z
happier homes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
PRIZES OFFERED BY
SUPT. H'LARTY

Big prizes will Be- gwen tn the
corn eIub boys and 60 she tomato
club girls
Ii / a certain fact that we are
going 10 have the greatest fair
this fall that Lafayette county has
ever bal AMI IN connection with
the fair viii BE- corn club exhibits
snsi girls tomato club exhibits
The county has agreel to give
5000 20 boost the club work.
The county SupeFtentleat agrees
TO give an additional 5000 from
the school funds for prizes. max
ing total Of slO0.O0 in cash that
Will be gwen a. cash prizes toward
the ciub work- Supt. McLarty
al-o inteud> 10 solicit other big
prizes for the ciab work. The
s3ggest prize 81. 10 gwen 10 the
boy Who grOx~ the greatest number
of bushes Of corn On an acre or
fraction Of an acre; aB1 to the
girl who cans the grrases1 number
OF cans Of tomaioes from oue-eightll
of an acre Then, there viii be
cash prizes giye1 T. the diFerentI
supervIsers dlstrTaas. want all
the bOys and giris sho are inter
ested ii this work e. write me AT
once The b-s Of prize- for the
club work VIII be announeeI Latsr
Yours.
C. \ McLARrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

Mrs Morgan of Texas. / visit
Ing her son, Mr.. l. Morgan and
family
Mrs j. D. Wooten / spending
the week with her father. Mr. G.
W Hill. who Is seriously ILL.,
Misses Lora Morgan, Lizzie and
Nver WOosen attended the teach
err examination IN Oxford hast
week
Nessrs- Luther Herd and Lonzo
Drew, Of Bluff Springs, made a
business trip here Ass week
Mrs W. c. Nrogzn and child
ren, Of CornersviIIe. visited heg
parents, Mr. snd Mrs J. ID.
WOoten. last q ek-
The AItus school came to a close
Eass week after a successful term
taught BY Prof. Z ID. McFadden.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
TWO NEGRO BOYS
CAUGHT LAST NIGHT
George Washington Mayes and
Henry Henderson Land~d :
In County all

Sheriff :. NJ Sues8 1n,l hs
chief deputy. +. J. Msrts were
called TO the Colleys Hin aeizh
bOrhood Ast night aboas M might
to take into custody two young
negro men, who hGsr uixhs ssak
out EIthous the knoEIs,lgs Or
consent Of the 0wners sxo mal..=.
belonging TO j. T. Yossnx All ID
Johnso0- farmer OF shaz com-
mgnisy.
When the stock we're Missed.
shortly after the mules had been
aiken CUT Of their comfortable
staIls- the eommunity was ar
rOUsesi and a humber Of armed
citizens started in perszit Of the
supposed thisfs. which were -ooa
apprehensled- When eaIIe,l upou
TO halt. one Of the boy. Hen,ler-
son. It Is said. Jumped Of the
mule and started 70 run when one
Of the hunting party tirei On him
With a shot gun, the charge TAX
ing effect in his lover leg. inaice-
ing a slight flesh wound. The
other boy was captured without
resistance
When Sheriff Sueed and his
deputy arrived they took charge
OF the prisoners AMI landed them
safely IN the county aiI this morn
ing.
It : sand that the boys had been
out Joy riding anI was return
ing home when spprehande,I.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

cuE.E
TIE draw
Eess- srr-fns
REsGE4s-s
Linin1@nr.
the painful
ed % the
the PAIN 2
rioz q q
pruof-~In
since I used
knee To think cne
ne relief Sorry / Ia
tel Y0a rhe history.
for what your rene
me''-James : Fe-s
Pa, SESans Lfnirnent
At Dru sgsists-
ts1~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
E@a ra--H-n
dU hU fAkIIItR
THE EVIDENCE i AT YOUR
DOOR

Oxford proof Is what yOu want
and the statement Of this highly
respected resident wiII banish all
doubt.
J. NJ Sanders. blacksmith.
South St. Oxford. says. I was
down with my back and could
hardly walk or stOop. An almost
constant. throbbing ache over ny
kidneys annoyed nc and after a
hard dAx's work s4s 54ss xb0Gt
all used up. had 10 get up
several times at night 10 pas the
kidney seeretions- Doan's hid
ney Pills. procured at KeudeFs
Drug Store, soon made me feel
better
Soc, at al dealers. Foster-sIil-
burn Co, Props, Buffalo, y. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
Oxford. Lafayette County Miss, Thursday. April I3
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
HOLD LENGTHY MEET
Contract A~drded For Remodeling, Painting
and Decorating LODer Hall of Court
House---AHouances Made

Wauoie, on r ;. Wa Section N
township 10, range 2 west. ha ans -
So = hereby reduced the sun II
Sl15-Co. u
ne lndisP-1iians Be allowed the s7m
g = - lor Publishing legal notices ara
for Sheriff. --'-
r + hizgina0tlam BE- allowed the
sum Of $50 for work on Nriteb-Ii
Bridge in beat
Collier Parks Be allowed the sur, Of
Sl--sl for rork 90 ruais beat
J. z Carwile b. allowed The =rr, ns
>i2a1 for read wo-k haarr-
Hunter Eous- b. allowed the sur, Of
sl2-ee for cra -gil.y rozds heac I.
. =. C4rlTle e le allowed the sum Of
% s. rcE w1-< on rozls beztz
J. T. -rawIls b. allowed tie sum. Of
81 aV fcr dragging roads hsatI.
waiter Sullivan b. allowed the sun
Ct Ss5 % Tor woEk On rosd with team
in beat
san Bu-l=r BE- 1leEsi The sun Of
80 q t1r 71rkinE co1viets n beat /
J. Z Tatum hs allowed tie sun ot
50 81 flr Tcrk on ruais beat T.
j z Mlllzs aa allowed tie sum Of
SIS v tCr wCrz on roals beats.
T-C el-Eiv b. allowed tie sun Of
50 s for Wl-E o. ruad-, lzm5er and
us1Ls ir beat
y = Bennett ~ allowed the sun Of
81 81 tor v1-k O. rlsis and l-mber
1sst
J e CsE1she-s De allowed the scu
1t SIP g -or rad wc-z beat
Joan arG b allowed rhe s1u of
Sil- lo Tor alilsi5-S bridge Il beas
E r. --g1lerF he allowed the
sum OF e. = for w1-S OIL roads beat
J 81 Wells he allowed the scm oil
IL g icr WlrE on uaCls heal :
John C-u1cr Re all1E G cte sum OF
81 . f1g Dragging aud PaIeh WORK oa
.uads 1est T.
A u .ti.chell - allowed the sun
Z SIS 0e f1r EorE IN roa.ls b~as l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

After holding a several 6ays
session the Board Of Supervisors
adjourned their Aprl term Fn-
day after having transacted the
regular routine business ard con
sidering new business.
The 5000 bonds we're sod 70
the Bank Of Oxford. a. par with
accrued interest
The contract for rsmodel:ng.
painting and decorating the lover
nall Of the court house vas let
Tne following IS the proceed
i1gs in full.
The S-2re Of Mississippi.
County of Lafayette.
Be Il remembered that the Houor-
able Board Of supervisors q I.ztaver-e
Comfy. Mississippi met At the Court
House IN the City Of Oxfo-3. Mss
sippi, o. the lst N0ua1ay and srd Sar
q April 1915. II beng tAs -me al
place according to Aw for hol5suz
saii eoz-1 when ard whsre the follow
ing named members and offers -s~-
present. towit- J. A Pz-ks. rrssis-r-s
and q p Stepher~. : 7 Rashu-n-
G. W Shirp. ; " PsrhEzu. : u.
>need, sheriff, and W. lf. Woodwa-d
Clerk
After court vas operei accoriinz
10 law the following Psuceeslings we're
had towit.
Ordered that Hewlett Rlsisr he al
lowed the sum OF $3.50 for loczI re-
iS-sr.
G. W. Shipp b allowed the sum af
SO IS for local register.
W. W Knight be allowed the sum
Il = % for work IN Co1nsy Superb
rendentrs cfice-
he real assessment Of Ms Ada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
AVOID SPRING colds.

S1dl=n changes. high winsis. saifs-
SHe -~sa-sJlls cal-- eoa1s and gIippe
and these spring colds are ANNOYING
and dangerous and are likely TO turn
into a ehronlc summer cough IN
sgleh cases take 4 treatment u Dr
Kings New Discovery, a pleasant
Laxative Tar syrup Il sooshss the
cough. checks the eokd and helps break
up an attack Of grippe It's already
prepared no mining or fussinx- Just
ask your druggist for q boerle OF DIT.
kI1g's New Discovery Tested and
tried for over 20 years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

We take this method Of thank
ing our frisnds who worked -
heroically daring the IRE that des-
trOyei our home, and for shs
kindness shown u by each and
every one A friend IN need i a
friend Indsed-
g. W. Resell and Family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

= . for worS on ruads beat Z.
r Saw - alb Nsd tie sun Of
- . Tor wu-x 0u ruts5s and ssrinrers
beat 3
W , Fudge te allowed the sum of
. 70 for work on ruats beat
B Walker be allowed Ia. -urn of
y Tor drsEsZ-lnS r0safs heat
b Bryant Be allowed rh= .zru of
y - for rcac Inspectors salsrv.
I b1rorc Bryant b allowed IL. -uu,
OF lS 90 for ssr1 zzinE roads b-.at /.
Z = Tubs ~ allowed the sum os
- % for maintaining pampers durirx
month Of Aarch 1915.
" Steph@ns be allowed rha sum Of
~ Tor repairing bridge in beat 1.
w q Nesl b. allowed the sum os
? 50 Tor mtis= Tor eouusv
davidson & p arsilaw be allowed IN.
sum Of Ss ) for stationery fog COUNTY
or1cers, and for attention % eIock
NorthAE Printing com-Nnv b. al
sgweu the sun OF IS 90 fer hoaks for
Cnaaeery Clerk % %; forJ P s %
A = Hickey Be sfl1wed tn. srzra ef
! ~ Tor sharpening plow points etc.
= L -lnter he allowed the sum Of
= for local register
K 3 Robson he allowed tn. s1ru, Of
= ~ for 11dse for county All
Oruered that court do nov zfiouru
until tomorrow AZ N 1915.
Pre-iiert
secoEd day Of April Term. A1rii tth.
1913 eo1rs msz pursuant 10 zisourn-
n.snt vita Ene ssrze rleTuberS ard
ollleezs Rrsss1E as of yesterday
tal5-s1r be 2Ilowed..rhe sgru q
= = lor Work On roads ETC. beat 5
Y 4 oc0eh be allowed the sum OF
~ - foz 1mter for county
= NS-'2 = showed the sam OF
~ - - 90 cn roa.iz beat
--s.SSs b= aifouei ne s-.u
OF - 8 for work OF roasis bat 5.
J K Gorf=n hs allowed the sura Of
: y Tor TAX ertOne'luSly pail
J u Halfway Be allowed the sum OF
IA a for work On ruads beat T.
q " West de allowed III. sum os
Is . foz work on r0a.is beat {
: u >1eed be allowed the sum Of
Is % tor Izihor for mOnth q M1rch
ISIS
To the HOnOrable Beard Of Supervisor
Of lafayette Co:
We year committee on petition bx
e Z Stephens and Others for change
q road zt 1 mile branch east os OK
ford osg leave to report that Ne did
- and investigate said change and
recommend that said roa5S remain a.
lEey are Respectfully s1bnitte i. 4
April ; 1915
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

Dr. W. B. Mcmahon, Sr., has
secured the Agency from The
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. y
and now represents them Take
Out policy in this splendid Com
p4ny. ls-Smo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13

Get my prices on Singer Machines
casa or credit. before purchasing
elsewhere. j. h Morris, south
east corner SQUARE phones, Office
zs0. residence -. 2Otf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-13
; NJ PARHAM.
7 RINur--N

Ordered that the above report Dc
Aecepced and approved ard that sid
ea1ngs n rad b zcr granted.
BaD1s be allowed fn@ SgYrz q
- for work On reszEs h.sas
= I Hale he zIl1E-3 rhz szn u
Is ~ for xork On ru41s hzar .
Arthur rec zE8n - afl8wvass skss Suus
: o. - f1r wur< 90 ra1f beat ;
Nose Campbell b 4uow~,1 ehe sEua
e 5 - for ElE-o@r kor c1nzfv. Bas ri
Snort u tr1w Wzrrzzr
: 4 s1e@1 as allowed rhe san AZ
Z - taT wurx On ross b~zs
Z Waite 1e Al aws1 IL. -sn1r n
> - tor wUr< "a roads hsas 3
4 Kay D. 1Lacw=si tia szna q
i - tux EuFx - ruAzzs Gas
4 % lKTl1scz D. Al. ) gF,esE sha szs-, ~
= - TN Tagging road o@As
" y AeSsezv D. 1E1we4 rhe SrrH
% 3 Il fe- Wgrx ca russ7s b-zkr
Z 6-1ek be 4lssx.si - - -
Z 81 Tor Eurk "a rua > heaz
Z >EziG hs AIlszsd .he suu ~
p s1 toE wuFx "a ruse1s h.sar 8
BO Coeger - A1Iowess "a. an a.
D 5 ta< Eork and lumber a ro..sss
hsaE f.
Gale R2zks h.s 4IssEes sks sam a
= es1Z-s 19r rsfGzd q tax exroz-OusIv
psAs5
Ned g2Ees as A10w=d the sam az
= = t0r EQr< "a r1sAAs b=ae I. ID n
= e1eG = draw warrant
4 7 Kelley 5e 1l1gw=sf the szu az
Il = tor W1rk On r1a15s h@zr4
; n h-Alsey Dc alloxess sh@ sur, s,f
, = t1E wylEx On ro4a1s bear {.
Aoss A4yes b allowed the sum o.
= = Tor Worx o1 Esalk1s bee. -
Henry euEzaT be allowed the sum
or y . tl- Eorx Oh Elas1s beat ?
: + Ele1ch1l Dc allowed the sem az
- .0r iEorx Oh E1acs beat 5.
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The Dolores star., 1916-03-17
Lebanon lite ms.
Spring has come at last.

Spring has come at last.
The roads are drying fast. We have
had several teams out dragging them.
Rev. Curtis was out Sunday and
gave US a fine sermon there was the
largest attendance that we have had
since he has been here
Joe Scott and family have moved
into the Will Chappell house and will
work for M. B. Parsons this summer.
Thus we grow.
Chas- Campbell has moved his cattle
to Arriolia having fed up all his hay at
Lebanon.
Judge Ebbert was over at Lebanon
getting some hogs which he bought
from J. w. Glenn.
Allen Hammond started out west
with his cattle Wednesday morning.
Bernard Smith came in from his
homestead to help drive out the Ham,
mond cattle.
J. D. Adams of Arriola, was caller
at Lebanon Tuesday.
w. E. Bryan and Frank Wedell went
down to the sawmill to get out some
timber for saving.