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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

loan has been found to be satisfactory
soil for dasheen culture. A large pro-
portion Of either clay or muck in the
soil produces strong favored, tough
cOrms which are often unfit for table
use. Large crops are produced under
such conditions, however, and make
excellent stock feed.
The crop is planted in February in
southern Florida and as late as the
early part of April in South Carolina.
The plants are spaced about 31s by 31a
feet. Dasheens may be dug for home
use by the middle Of September, and
the main crop can be harvested at any
time after the last Of October.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
siIaae keepa Two Years.

lettering to silage carried over from
one year to another. M. N. Nathaniel
Of Henderson county, ILL.,, reports in
the Drovers' Telegram that he had
silage left I'm the spring of 1914 which
he fed out in the early months Of 1916.
The only waste was q thin crust on
top. 1.-THE silage was just as good as
though 1t had been put In a few months
previously" he said. This is one of
the great advantages of this feed"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
Assist Preparedness Board.

Major M. ]. Phillips has accepted a
responsible post as assistant to Major
Roy Vandercook, secretary of the
War Preparedness board of Mich
igan, consisting of the governor and
an appointed board. The office is
connected with the executive offices
at the state capitol.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
AROUND THE DAIRY.

, Fear, cold, any kind of discom-
. fort, Is expensive I'm dairy
, herd. Comfort always means
, profit. 1t Is up to you II your
, cows do not turn you a profit.
, Never mix warm and cold
, cream or sweet and slightly
, tainted cream.
Wooden pals should not be
used for milking. as they easily
D become sour and cannot be thor
oughly cleansed.
No loud talking should be per-
mitted in the stable, and At is {
best that the cows be MIXED by {
the same persons In the same or {
, der at each milking. {
, Regularity in milking aids in {
, developing a tendency to prolong {
the period OF lactation. {
, o O O o o o o o o O o o o o {
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

The body of Harry McCaffery, a
carpenter 40 years old, who was born
and reared in Owosso, was brought
to the city Monday morning and the
funeral held from st. Paul IS Catholic
church. Mr.. McCaffery went to De-
troit eight years ago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children.

For Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teeth
ing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and are pleasant remedy for
Worms Used by Mothers for 30 years.
They never fail At all druggists 25c.
Sample FREE. Address, Mother Gray
Co., Leroy, N. Y. 25
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06

Nrreitant lit SO Sabrc aft, anscublidz
lid, itcllungslus, bcutiderHeicrpiit mi
ipll had benz Mus6rndJe hcs &riescs
aus Mcgifp mad ben Ser. Staateu &C.
fommen icin.
Sic &crbaftmn9 ,unroc 1T Der jctt
bclic6ten scDdiiigcn s1ciic nit bcn
5uiatc in bas 9ano binanspuiannt,
bal; &olb Gin @eitanhnil abaelest bat=
tc, bic beibcn 8umbcn ,udrcn fit ben
Iraiibentcn bcitin,mt aclucicn uno Ct
b1tte at ben lettcn Grpluiipncn aui
Slaf 1unts Sslanb bei Ne,u g)prf nnb
lit Sinaslanb, u. s., Wdtidnlb. Sn.
GescnIat 81 bieicr acmcitcn Gntitcl=
lung Der gbatiad)cn baben bic sic l1n=
teriudul,s fiibrenbcn Tuliscibeumtcn
crflGrt, Saf tic lid ii6crscngt babcn,
bic Sumbcit wireit niht fir ben Gra=
iiocnten, ionbcrn n,ir sum Sprcngclt
,bpit Nsnnitipnsfabritcu 6cltimmt &C.
,ucicu. gSas BIC bciScn cr,pabntc,t
fiirdtcrlidjcn Grpluiipnc1 anbelaust,
10 ,bpiftcn" bic Scamtcn MIR, Golb
mud, init bicien 31nten iu Serbinonng
bringcm 5u fDnitcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
Sclcgraphiidjcs 9laerlci.

9ctrpit, @iid. 5. ll1r5 Slls
beutc %prmittog i'll street filnfltpdigelt
8cbduoct on scr @pnDiuoro slbc. elt
Sclcr lpiitbcte. itiir5tc cine Soolt5mall=
CT Elm uuo bc9rltb cine In5abl Scucr=
iucbrlclltc untcr iIrcn Silrnlnoern. Gnt
9Eul,n fclutc balo bcTrcit lrllo Iblpcr
uerlcbt nody bcm &ronfcnbaulc gc<
ch1ufft lperocn. sln Ser HcthlnN pcr
llebri9cn ipiro nit fieberbaitem gtIer
georbcitct.
ItIuuto. 60, 5. Si6r5 @cridtc
aus bcnt 9ur5cn Silocu oc5 Sonpe$
lailcn crfcnren. Dnb nidt pcnlgcr ais
fiini5ebu Sliillc III oen filnF Stooteu
ScuucNcc, sllnbnnn, Georgia, Moro
Carolina ,tno %ir0iniu infoI9c ner
lhircrcn Ncgengiilc tire llcfcr il6crz
flutbct bobcn. GliiflitcrluciIc 9Inltbt
mon niht, ooB uicIc Wicnlcbcnebelu
bel Sen llcbcrl rldlipcnnutngcn pcrlnreu
luprbcn lino, trotocm Sunoertc pon
5Sunlilicn pbpncblpS gcuprocn lmo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
Scr aricg.
Bon Dcr @enfrottt.
Gdlcd,tc 9Sittcrnus bchinoert bic
&nmbftbItiafcit.

8crIin. brubtlps iibcr Sappllle
5. MirS. gtafbcnt Oos @rpbc 9allpts
olorticr geltcrn in icincm rc9tldrer'
Sa9csberidtc pcrDifcntliht bate, oar
sic aon,pitbdti9tcit nn Scr 8eltTronl
Durd Sic ldIchte @itterl,ng clnaez
lrbrduft lucrSc lmp Sic 8cfan9ennobz
nc bon Is @ritcu lmo 137 Srn15p'c1'
bcfonnt gcgebcn hattie, crlteb llc 9eS
tern slbcno nod Scn fplgcl,pcu er1
ainscnocu &ric9sbcriht:
.,sn Dcu Murgculrlnocn herrld)tt
lcbbaftc &nmpitbdtistcit norblid Del
Spmmc lno nlf bcn,Glnlicr Der9)tous
6. fnm ulld} 5u 5ubIrcihcu 2uftfom.
pfcn.
.Iuf Dcm eltliocu aricgsltulipIat
lplpic an scr mascoouilhen Srunt ba
lid, niclts pnu @coeutlng ereignct. ST.
&dlte lit nod, in1ucr icbr ltrcng."
@uslanber suscn lit Smftfdmpfen Del
tiir;crcu.
2onopn. 5. Gidrs. sinh cllen
umtliehcu eu9lildeu 9eridlte fnnoel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06

bcre W}D9li6fcitcn nntionoler Gcfn6r
in iidG birgt, ol5 irgenbcinc nuocre
ariIe ser Ncgierlng in Der gon8cn@e<
Ididte i6rcr Observation-Disclosures
gen, lit Der &ongreb nid)t I'M Stonbe
gelucIen 5u Gonocln, nm Nd5 2ano SIT
ldiiben pbcr sic. clcmcnturen Tcdttc
iciner @iir9er SIT redtFertigen. llcbcr
500 bon Den 531 W}ttglicoern Scr bci=
Den 6ouier oes aungrcIic5 iuoren gum
Soonbeln bcreit. So3 Heprdieutnnten=
bn,5 tat nit ii6erlp0(tigcubcr Mc6r=
felt gcbnnoelt, abcr Ser Scnot fonntc
nidt lanoclr, neil cine flcinc @ruppc
ppn 5lpDlf Scnntorcn 6cIbloIc1 Gattc,
ooB er niht 6onbcln loIe.
Ser Senot fat fcinc Nc9cln,
burd) lpeld5e Sic GcGattc 6cIhrdlttt
pocr bccnoct pcroc1 fam. feline 9icz
gcln, burd nclGc Cbltrllftion irgcr1Oz
lpclfcr slrt bcrIinbert ipcrOcn fam.
Gin cin5iges Mit9lico tnn1 cine 9l6=
itinlt1llng pcr6inOcrlL lucrn es Die
pbpiildc slusouucr bat Sic Sol9c lit
in biclcn1 Safe cine pDllltdltoigc Sdb@t
lnung oc5 lcgi5lutipcn uno cyeflltiuer
3ipci9c3 ser Ne9ierltng.
2as eia5isc seeilnitteI sesen bicic Gus
itiinoc int senatc.
Ser Scnot ser &creinigten Stnaz
ten lit Sic eii,5ise geIebaebenbc SOrs
perlHoft in Ser gEcl., Sic nid]t banbeln
fam, lpcltn ibre Nebrc9it 5lt banoclt
tpiiniht. Cine fleiuc Grippe eigenlinz
niger WWiuner. sic mir lire eigcne slnz
ii6t pcrtctcn, bd6en Bic 9rpbc Hcglcz
ring Set &crcinigtcn Stdatcn gilIIlo5
l1nb pcrdt6tlid] gc1rntt
ySos 6cilmittel? G5 9i6t MIR clt
cirsiges 0eiln,ittel. g5 it, sic gcnz
herung Ser Scuutsregcltt III Der SSci'c,
bob ser Scnot Ionoelu fam. Sas
2ono iriro sic alprnl Dnrnll5 5icbcn.
Sd CLAUDE, bdB ner Scnnt erlutt
lpcrocn fam, IIittcl ltno SScgc filr
$5onblun9 5u 1inOcn un0 ru5 SalN boz
llnbcil SIT rctten."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
sluS bcm Staate.
Sas Stcrncnbnuucr tctu Jictlnmcz
ulittel.

9cs 90 pines, "a. ), W}dr5.
|Go3 Slllti5bcportemcnt BON Sclro bat
cutld)icocn, bob 3cihtngcn, mclte d't
Der Spitc iGrcr ScitortifcllpaItc1 opcr
an cincr onoerc1 Stellc bic an,crlfulll<
1dc Slogsc oborllctcn, lid ciuer %erle@
bllng bcs Suuhe5gcIcscs lduloi9 mo&
den, luclde= bcitilunlt, ooB bic SlagGs
Der Scr. Gtaatcrl ppcr Tcprdlcntotlos
ncu per 5SIugge nuf teincn 5onpeIsar@
tifcl gcorutt poer nnIgcltcnlpclt mcr=
Den Durf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
slmcrifnitiId,rr Militdrattnhc flnott
It ser 1yrpmt ocm Suh.

SSoibingtpu, 5. @Gdr6, 9&nipr
G,luin 81. Socibtr9, ser onerifanildc
sGilit1r Slttodc in 9ont lulrbc ipdbz
rcue Ieincr slnlpe'en6eit OIL Der Srpnt
actphtet. @r biclt lit1 BORT 5lt 9eobad=
tlmosspccfcu ollf. gs piro bcrihtct.
oob Der uncrifaniihe Sft5icr bon 'et=
ncm Gfcroc seItiir5t iei lno lid oaoei
Sos G,enif ecbrbhcn ba6e. (?)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
Mn8 brm Nuslaube.
9as bcntihe Wolf nnb icimc 3rcilc &C.
ben hcm Staatsicfrctar Simmer=
n,anm ein cinitimigcs @crtram=
cllSpDtum.
Sic beutidcn Sand,buutc arbcitcn jci,t
nit Spl!bampf.

Berlin. bra6tlos ijbcr Snppillc,
5. Midr5. Ser Abmirolit1tsitab gibt
bclte befannt, baB 5luei oeutldeSnl6z
6pote, sic tiir5lid nad ibrcn1 $5eiz
mntbsbafen suriidgcfebrt iinb, 5uiamz
men iiinf5ebn 9ompfcr uno iicben Gc<
|9clldiffc nit ins9eiomn1t 64,5OO
Sonncn 8allcrperordnolug, bcricnft
6obcn. Sic amtlid]c @cfannt,nodlng
bcIagt Damn 1pciter:
"Gincs bieler llz@pptc trnf ol, Ser
Siibfiiltc bon sSrlano cincn Snnfbamz
pier, Der burd1 bier lpoblberborge1c
@cidiiec in cincn Sallhbpotidgcr luns
9elponDelt lpprbcn mar. Sclblt aus Sen
9potcu bicIcs Gannicrs fonntcn 9pnts
ben auf Snlldbuotc abgeicucrt irer>
bcn."
"Gns bclltldc Saud6oot tt!llc1tc ltn
3 llbr sindmittoss orf unb tdntpftc
bis sllnt 9atnfcllucrbcn gcscn oicle,1
Gu,npfcr lno cincu britiiden Solldz
bppti1ger pom uSpr @lpbc" Sppus,
Scr jcncm SIT $oilic bcrbcigccilt mar.
3us lcstcrc Sdiff ipl,rbc ip01rcnb bcs
Secaefchte5 minocIteus brei sfol 9ez
troffcu."
.Gulrh Sic Sb1tiatcit bicicr beioel,
Salldbontc ipllrbcn sic fplgcubcn 2uz
oungcn fir sic sqirten scrltDrt: s.
500 Spnncu Grunutcn, $500 Sonnc,l
@ctrcibc. 5000 Spnncn 2cinlomen,
llngefdbr $4,000 Sunncn &nblc, e.
500 Snnncu &riegslnatcrial. 1900
Spnncllguubpli. 1900 Spnncn @iienz
era llnb 1900 Sonucn Grbnillic"
Niciiacr britiidlcr Sranspurtbampfcr,
iuwic Is anbcrc ed)iffe i,n Wsittcl=
mecr pcricnft.
8crIin nrubtlus iber Goppille
5. Miirs. Ser Nhnnrolitutsltob bcl
foilerlideu Wlnrilc melbct bas SOL
gel1bc:
.Geutldc Saudbpotc bo6cn I'M
Ntittclmcer Sic ful9cnbcn 2nnpfcr in
Der pcrbptc,,cn Conc ucrlenft:
Sim II. Scbrllor, liiolid bon
Nialtu. einen arpbcu. bon arie9sihifs
fen bcglcitctcn Srunsportpan,pfer pur
ctpn 5000 Spnneu NIT Sarge llS
Dltlthcut G,lrs.
Stint 80. Ncbrlldr. ci1cn ctiud 5000
grpBcn, nit Srllppen bclabcncllSran5s
purtpampfcr, ionic cincn anbcrcu
oleicbfalls cttuu 5000 Sonnen 9rpber
Sranspprtbampfcr nit &ureu. Sctot
warcn bon &ric9sid)ifien he9leitct.
yslnl "a. Scbrllur. clnclt arrnirtel
9ranspprtbompfcr bon 34,494 Spns
ncn 8uNcrberbr1l19lng. NIT etpo
500 Wtunn Goloninltruppen. Irtille.
ric llnb Yferbcn oil Sorb. >Gin Sbei
Der Trllppcn ertrunf.
iSerncr lpirp in Ncmlcl6cn gerid)tt
md, Sic &ericnfung upn brci5cbn ons
bercn Sd)ificu bcfunnt gcgcbcn. Do
rrntcr:
,Seeunia", itol.,. 1900 Spnucn
.GarIo", brit. =. 1864
ySrunclSiu itnI. 1907
Yrpcuniiios" grieh. 290O
sranspurtoampfer mar Wabrihcialid
Bic oStatcnSam".
Sos Sfiif, Nn3 Der omtlicfcn Scr:
liner Sbilbcrlna ne5 armlrter
SrunspprtbumpIerS ant nud)'tcl
funrnt, lit Sic vStatcnbom" blc Silr
| |scit bcs 8ricssallsbruhs alf ctnc
eneli1chcn @crit fiir sic SpllanS
Incrifalinic 9etont mS bon Der bri
tiIdpu MbnliralitGt iibcrnpmmen ipilr
ibc. Sic ,Stutenounl" ipdr III Del
lIcbten Ghiffsliitcn mitA ciner SSaIier
pcrhriinellns ppn oltlldbcrnh 35,OO'
Sunnen ullisefiibrt llnh fdnS al
Srunsportpmpfcr %cripenSuns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
&rQlioent @ilion in eiuem 9ileulnla.
sat ct oas @edt, Die sGtife aus ei8ener Wad)trouz
fontmcnDett ~ armiren ooer nid)?
8crlaugt eiu urifdes @utadten III oeer fuildu 6rase
purbc Temet3 ubcr bic Scs
nasbbaen SIT pcranaicm.

buc cnot Sen S0nncr 1T ibnng
bcibcu Onotdt oicm Suffrage ppponiz
Cine Nrascrdlmg Scutldlano Snatc ecGter SIT
onocn, Ncnbcruno SiBunltottcn" Qc<
altenbrcer Yolifcr crlGBt GrldruN
Sit Gblrutiou NcuBcritc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06

9ies lit bas grDbtc Sdiif, bn5 lei1
ben arieesbc9inne our nltnteriecflotz
tc" bcr sllliirteu erpeDirt iplrbe; bic
2nlitanio bate MIR 30.396 5onncn.
8ritiides aricssidiff NIT gHarn nto
Wsaus nnterscgangcn.
Sonb on, 5. Mdr5. Sic aon1ira>
litit fat bcutc onsefii1bigt. bub an
lebtcn 9pnnerstag in Ser gtprolee Elm
britiider Sorpcbo5crlt0rcr NIT Ser 9ee
ianmten Selatun9 lntcrgegan9en lit.
slan gloubt. ipie cs in Der Infiinoiz
gllng DciBt, OaB CT ouf cine Wtinc fubr.
YrciIc nnb Hnblifum 1T Scutidlanb
biIiscu bnrdaus bic 4ldne ,utb Or
flarunscn 3immermanns.
Berlin. ii6cr 2onOon. 5. Mdr5.
9eutidlanb billigt sic grfldrllng bc5
Stnotslctrctdrs 3immcrmann. bab ber
@erlllh. ein merifoniid) iapanilcbc5
9iinoniB gcgcn Nncrifa sllltanoc 5lt
bringcn. gcrcftfertigt 9elpcIen ici.
Sie Seiprchllngcn Der 8ldttcr ii6cr
Sic on,erifani1hen gntbiiaungen Deg
3immcrma1nldeu Elancs unb iber
Sirnmermann5 grtlGrlngcn ba5u bere
trctcn einmiitbig bic Nnlidt, oaB
9cl1tIhlonb burd ciucn iplden Nan
ieine Hcdtc nid)t iibcrld1ritten babe,
sun,aI Ser Glan mn inn Sallc elmer
@riegserfldrung 9lmeritas ous9efilbrt
tperben lollte.
Grciie llnb Eublifum ltinmcn Darin
iibcrein, baB gmrcitas 6a!tung por
hcn sl6brl,d Scr hiplomatilhcn gcz
siebungeu @rlnb 5llGprbcl,glln95moBe
rcgcln gab. !peld;e u6er llllr I'M
&riegsfalle Sur Mnlpcnbung tommcn
lp1teu. 9erlincr 3citlln9cn lugcn, bab
3innncrmann sic lln,ItonDe ridtig err
ldutert unS Gcutlhlaubs Stclllmg in
unouiehtbarcr @cilc bor9elegt bo6c.
,,Stpl; ,uia id, ben = 9cutid)cn, -
@cnm aud Der (ecibcns=) Sed,cr
iibcrid)aumt."
s(ml crp a m, iiDcr onnoou, s..
Mdrs. Scpeldcu, lpclde nirctt an5
Berlin 9cfommen lcin lolcn la9cn,
ser @ittipcnz llnb &nilcn 3ilfspcrz
banb in 8crlin bobc iid gelpeigert,
cinen amcritaniihcu Tonps bon cl,lcr
lalben Nliltipn Aiarf on5unc1mcu,
lucfdcn nod Scr oneritaniIdlc 8uts
ltoftcr @crorS sllr Iertbcillins sltz
riidsclailcn babe.
@icr amcrifaniidc "Sdutcn9el"
sclanbct.
2unbpn, 5. MirS. 9tcr Inertfuz
ncr ipurocll in gpotc hes perlenftcn
britiidcn 0onnpiers ~gclgicr" aercttct
nnb bcutc bon cincm iran5Olildcn
8adtld)iii oi's 9oub 9cieet. Ser
Salnpier lpurpe om 80. Sebrliar bon
cincm Saudboptc torpcbirt; dbcr 9ticz
nunb ser 8cmnnlutng ging pcrlorcn
cbcr ipllroc perlebt.
Sic bctrcficnDcn bier In,erifnncr
(Witglicber ser gcluslln9) lll1o: S'd<
bpre Srauf, Ecrcp Craig. Gclpttt stcz
pcns 1lnn 9anicl @ntliff.
gScrbcn ,uir jctt aud scgen Gnslano
pprgebcn?
0pnopn, 5. M0r5. Scr amerltd :
uiidc Scborcr Spbn s.. WcGnllpllgb 1T
ul5 unacblihcr 8lpdabcbrcder gctuz
pcrt une nut} Saln,puib einScbrndt
lporreu. 100 ipiort nit Der susloollng
lcincr Truft bcaonnen ipllrsc, llbcr o1c
cin Yrilcu9eritt at cntldeloen boben
miro.
Sur ,pcimreiie Scrnitorifs.
&ppcubn9cn, 5. Mtiri. Menl1
bus sscttcr giil,iliH blclbt. a, eripnrtct
man bier sic slntl,uft ncs Samplers
,Sricbrid scr Slhtc", ultf ocm itd} Der
G,rof @crniturff lmn Ncllcn NclIche7
eleitldoft bciin>c'', fir pcn nah'tc''
Samstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06

appcnbnecn, 5. sRlri. @cnn
bos sScttcr giiuitia blcibt. a, eripnrtct
man bicr sic slntl,uit hcs Sompfcrs
,Sricbrid scr Slhtc", ultf ocm itd} Der
GYrof 9crniturff lnn ocllcn Ncllchez
oleitld,oft bciinbcr, fir bcn nadtltc''
SaNsta9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-06
Hrdiibent tritt 5mtiten Nmtstermin au.
Jman8urationsfeter brtn0t aber ntdt ocn ertparte
ten MuSbrmd) patriottf6er 8e8etiterun8.
leteu ssuugen bes aousrees eoen re@ oeri@ieoeuar9
Observation-Disclosures bcict c itnngcm nit Scr5 Ocian9
senat it btterier 5cbbc bis Snm Gudenihasc 5w1lf

n0li pct Gr1ag Srocns 5u
Sic Drtcltc ,gcpainc NcutralitGs"
belnm,t Srieg gebra6t Sn p6pn
bculd y9un,6crldmbcr" pcrbatct giad5rt ne
bcabidgcn attcntat sen Yrdi glatuc9
iduinbcl Acue 9eobeiIungcn beutNcr Gaueg6optc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-07-13
EUREKA

Mrs. James Price returned Monday
from Olympia. where she had been
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Elsie Meays went to Portland
SUNDAY as a delegate TO the canning
club contest.
Miss Vera Algyer returned Friday
evening from Tacoma. where she had
been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sill of Seattle, who
had been visiting his brother, Harold
Sill, and family, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs jeff Reynolds were
visiting her brother, Walter Handle
of Roy, last Sunday.
Mr.. Mars mother-in-law and sis
ter-in-law Of Canada came Friday for
a visit. They brought Mr.. Marr's
little baby with them. Mrs. Mari is
in the hospital receiving treatment
for rheumatism.
Eddie Blanchard Autoed to Seattle
with his mother and sister, Isis
where they will visit few days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-07-13

going in their cars from here were:
MIR. and Mrs. O. T.. Ferguson and
daughter Wava. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Mum. Robert Mum. Robert Lam
gridgc. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f.. Meek and
family Mrs. Mae Feitag. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Nelson and family, Mrs.
Spirlock, Andrew Nelson and daugh-
ter Nerna, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mulho!-
land and family and Jesse Wise.
Most of the farmers are busy MAX
ing hay while the sun shines.
Arthur Jones was business visitor
in Olympia Tuesday.
Brighton Park Grange expects to
be we'll represented at the Pomona
meeting at McLane Grange next Tues
day. for they usually make a special
effort 10 go where the McLane
bunch is.
Miss Jessie Mulholland and Victor
Dent returned home last Thursday
evening, from above Everett. where
they spent a week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. Moran.
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PUGET

Mr.. o. 1. Evans has purchased a
new Ford.
Mrs. Frederickson and children left
for Tacoma Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thompson, Miss
Katherine Becker and Mr.. Norman
O'Hare, all of Olympia. made flying
trip to Puget in the latter's car Sun
day evening, visiting at the Becker
home and calling on Miss Edith
Shull.
Mr.. George Gartley spent the
Fourth at home. returning to his
work at Bordeaux Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold and
family autoed to Olympia Saturday
evening.
Mrs. George Gartley and Miss
Agnes Ashwill entertained the young
folks at Marshmallow roast on the
beach Friday evening.
Coffee and sandwiches were served
and after lunch the party enjoyed
long moonlight launch ride.
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Luebbe at
tended the chautauqua in Olympia
this week.
Edith Shull called on Mrs. George
Evans one afternoon last week.
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HoPP, MONTANA. :

Rev. and Mrs. Roy Nelson Of Box
Elder. were visiting among friends
here last week. They were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rut-
ledge while in this vicinity.
Miss Irma Brown of Big Sandy
spent the Fourth at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weller and
family, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Lehman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Deb. Henderson,
spent the Fourth camping in the Bear
Paw mountains.
Rev. Roy Nelson held services at
the church last Sunday morning and
evening. We, have a neat little
church and good attendance for
new country. There were 81 present
at the Sunday school in the after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a pic
mic at Eagle Creek the Fourth, which
was largely attended by the people
for miles around. The ladies sold ice
cream, lemonade and lunches. doing
a thriving business throughout the
day. In the afternoon there we're
the usual stunts and speech by Rev.
Roy Nelson.
The farmers in this part OF the
state need rain badly. If there is no
rainfall within a week many will have
to cut their winter wheat for hay.
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BUSH PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. .Olafson spent the
Fourth at Offut lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush returned
Thursday from Hoquiam, where they
spent the Fourth with their daugh-
tiers. Miss Belle Bush and Mrs. Frank
L. Hackett.
Mrs. Cora Aver and daughter
Elizabeth were Olympia visitors
Monday.
The Misses Mollie and LOWE
Flush and Mr.. Roy West attended
party at the home of John Guns-onr
Saturday evening.
E. ]. Hodge returned to Bordeaux
Tuesday.
Miss LOWE Bush is visiting her
friend Gertrude West at South Union
this week.
Mrs. Dyer has returned to care for
Mrs. d. r. Drewry.
Mrs. John Aver spent few days
at Seybrook ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Reed and son
we're visitors at the home, Of Gust
Nelson Sunday.
A number from this vicinity at
tended church at Plum station Sun
Gay, when Rev. Mr.. Bolts of Tenino
gave very uplifting sermon.
Farmers of this district are TAX.
| ing advantage of the good weathe,
to care for their hay.
Mrs. Gust Nelson and son Robert
were visiting Mrs. E. j. Hodge Mon.
day.
Mrs. Thomas has returned to hel
home after helping to care for Mrs
D. T. Drewry.
II Mrs. E. j. Hodge spent Saturday
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PLEASANT GLADE

Miss Irene Ikerd of Olympia is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. E. T. Palmer.
Miss Jesse Robbins, who spent the
winter here with her grandmother
and attended school, has gone to
spend the summer with her mother
near Pasco.
Miss Mary Hawson gave party
Wednesday afternoon for the young
sters of her Sunday school class. Re-
freshments were served.
Miss Bessie Sleater spent Tuesday
night in Olympia with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cramp and son
Charles expect to 60 east OF the
mountains to Wapato Friday to re-
main until fall. Their daughter
Myrtle will accompany them as far as
Tacoma, where she will visit over
Sunday with Miss Littooy and then
return home.
R. B. Rowe and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Palmer, Jack Morgan ana
family and Lloyd and Crystal Rob-
bins enjoyed a picnic at Hicks lake
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Gunstone and baby OF
Centralia are spending few days at
the Jacob Gunstone home.
Grandma Cramp is visiting the. 9.
A. Rose family at South Bay this
week.
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NEWS OF YOUR FRIENDS
-AND NEIGHBORS:

here attended the dance At Sturgeon
Greek Fourth Of July night. a good
time was reported.
Mrs. Reed visited at Bumps Mon
day afternoon.
Messrs. Ira and Fred Springer
spent the Fourth in Tacoma.
Miss Laura Bump called at Hay
deems sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Archie Cole. Clifford
Shincke and Vern Lister are EN-.
ployed on the Shincke ranch this
week.
The Misses Ruth Hay deem and
Gladys Parse called at Johnsons
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Flahart has ben helping J. J
Adair with his hay this week.
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NORTH LAKE

Sunday, July /. being little Ber-
tram Shincke's fifth birthday. about
20 of his little friends helped him
celebrate. Refreshments were served
about 4 o'clock, after which the little
folks departed for home, tired but
happy after their good time.
Messrs. Arthur, Melvin and Andrew
Hayden spent the Fourth in Tacoma
and Seattle, returning home Thurs
day evening.
Miss Emma Reed spent the Fourth
Of July week at home. returning to
Chambers Prairie Saturday, accom-
panied by her sister Ruby.
Mrs. Bert Shincke called at Reeds
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Adair ate Fourth of
July dinner at Reeds.
Mr.. Ernest Reed came home from
Firdale July 1.
Mr.. J. J. Adair received very fine
cane from his brother Thomas. Of
Florida. The cane is made from
orange tree wood and has croco-
dies head as a handle.
Mr.. Roy Springer and family Of
Centralia and Mr.. Ralph Springer
and family Of Olympia spent the
Fourth with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Springer.
Mr.. Harold Allen of Tacoma is wis.,
iting friends here this week.
Miss Gladys Parse of Tacoma Wis
tied at Haydeen's a few days last
week.
Mrs. Ingram, daughter Vivian and
son Noel visited at j. J. Adair's last
Tuesday.
A number OF young folks from