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The Washington times., 1917-03-28
SHOCK KILLS BOY ELoPER.

PHILLIPSBURG. n. J., March 2S.--
Coroner Haggerty suggested today
that the death of c. HewelI Warner,
fourteen years old, this morning,
might have been due to his arrest in
Philadelphia a few days ago by de.
tectives who had been searching for
him since he had eloped on March IL
with Pearl wisner, fifteen years old
The shock OF the arrest might have
affected the boys heart, the coroner
thought.
The Washington times., 1917-03-28

work. but this Is impossible at pres
ent, owing to the lack Of funds.
1--WE are enthusiastic In our support
of the idea. We always have wished
for such a combination"
The Federation includes an the Ar
gentine labor organizations. 1t Is un-
derstood that the leading members al
ready have received intimations that
the labor federations throughout
South America will cooperate in the
movement
The Washington times., 1917-03-28
SAYS PLANT JUICE
IS VERY WONDERFUL
Washington Man Relates
How the New Medicine
Helped Him From the
First Dose.

Several thousands OF people in
Washington already know OF the mar
velous restorative. corrective, and
vttalizing powers OF Plant Juice, the
new herbal stomach remedy. Many
who have believed themselves be-
The Washington times., 1917-03-28

Since my son Richard was
born, 3 years ago, our house
has never been without Father
Johns Medicine. It relieved
Richard of a severe attack of
whooping cough and we have
found it has no equal for
coughs and colds. II has been
used in my family for many
generations. (Signed) Frank
Friede, sI3 w. 32nd street,
Chicago, III.
Remember, Father Johns
Medicine has had sixty years
success for colds, coughs,
throat troubles and as a tonic
and body builder.
The Washington times., 1917-03-28
ANOTHER cUNARDER SUNK?
Query by Irish Member Of ParIIa.
ment VIII Not BE Answered.

LONDON. March 2s.-Queries, con.
cerning a 'Cunard liner reported re-
Gently SUNK" the numbeS OF casual
ties and whether the ship was mined
or torpedoed were made by the Irish
Nationalist Ginnell, in the House Of
Commons today.
Secretary to the Admiralty McNa-
mara replied such information was
not In the public interest" and re-
fused to disclose in reply to GinnefI's
further iHterrogatories whether an
inquiry was to be instituted.
The Washington times., 1917-03-28

The only Cunard liner known to
have been sunk recently was the La
COMA. Presumably, however, the re-
port mentioned in the London dis
patch refers to some other Cunarder,
not heretofore mentioned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-08
DOW CITY ITEMS.
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vi Mrs. E. II. Baber was hostess re
Gently to the Palo Alto club and ;
large number were in attendance. The
occasion was a most joyous one, bu
at the thought of this being the las
meeting at this pleasant home as thu
family will soon move away, sadness
was intermingled with the joy. Nice
refreshments were served and the
eSts departed wishing~;fh the hostess
ID her family the best of success il
fYieii. new home at Anthem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josepht Mctois left
Monday for their home in Oska1oosa
after three weeks spent with relatives
and friends and also attending tC
b9siness matters here.
Mrs. Jess Agee and baby daughter
went to Omaha last week for visit
of two or three weeks at the parental
w. l.. Swatman home.
Miss Coda Dow returned Thursday
from a several days visit with rela
tives in Omaha.
The Friday club. including several
invited guests were royalty entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Odell. There was a good
turnout and all enjoyed themselves
to the utmost. After a few hours
spent in sociability, fancy work, ETC.,
tempting refreshments were served.
This was the last club meeting with
this hostess as she and her family
will soon move to Logan, fact that
is very much regretted as she will
be greatly missed in the social cir
cles. Mrs. Fred Dandel, Of New
Hampton was an out Of town guest
at the meeting.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy and Mrs.
Arthur Wilson and daughter, Leone,
were among the Denison visitors last
Friday.
Mrs. Myrtle Huff was over from
Buck Grove last week visiting at the
homes of her sisters, Mrs. James Ba.
Der and Mrs. Earl Ettleman. Her
little niece, Myrtle Baber,i returned
to Buck Grove with her for a visit.
Miss Fern Farrelly came down from
Vail Thursday afternoon to be in at
tendance at the Red Cross dance Civ.
en- that evening. While here she was
a guest of Miss Vera Williamson.
4 E. H. Baber and family have their
household goods packed and shipped
to Anthem, where their future home
will be. Mr.. Baber left Thursday to
take UP his duties with the electric
light plant there. Mrs. Baber and
the two children will visit relatives
at different places for two weeks or
so, before going to their new home.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Riddle are enter
tanning the latter's sister-in-law Mrs.
B. w. Busby, who arrived Friday from
Castana.
I Mrs. Raynor and daughter, of Wat
erloo, came Saturday for visit with
their relatives, the FRED Nelson fam
lily.
Mrs. Arthur lanyard and children
we're visitors at the Riley Talcott
-1hUme in Arlon Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Mackey came down from
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the Lige Justice family held famil,
reunion and picnic dinner in the bi,
lpark Sunday and very enjoyable
time was had.
Mrs. X. e. Lusk has accepted a pc
sition of clerk in Herman's store ant
began her duties Monday.
|; Louie Rueben left Sunday for hi!
home in Omaha, after a Severa
months sOjourn at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Herman Lazerus and fam
FLY.
| Carl Tatroe and John Walters have
returned from Minnesota, where the,
had gone some two weeks ago intend
ing to take up homestead, but have
decided that Iowa is good enough
| place to live.
Misses Hazel and Purral Loose left
l"Monday for their home in Ellis, after
a ten days visit at the home of theil
grandparents. Elder Chas. T.. Butter
worth and wife. Vido Butterworth &C
companied them for visit.
The w. e. Fishel family entertain
ed several days the past week his
sister, Mrs. J. H. Harmon and hus.
band, Mrs. Cleo Snyder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Camel. of Upper San
dusky. Ohio, who arrived overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. Bredenberg, of Moorehead,
were Sabbath guests at the home of
:Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson.
. Miss Nell Scott has returned from
a visit with relatives in Carroll and
Fort Dodge. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Perkins. The two
ladies taught school together at Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keairnes Wis
fitted with Dunlap relatives Sunday
His sister, Mrs. Mary Warren. of
'Chicago, came home with them.
Miss Lucinda McHenry went to
Denison rhuIsda ife q, an s eNsEs Sunday
visit atsths Franz, Wool ton home.
!, Miss JeYsfe Goodrich, Gof 'Denison;;
was a Ersskat the. AeQle Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +, I. CsfHOW9fthg 8
4, MRS. Henry fson ana Stschil
dren. OF a1aflaiL 10wa, and MisssVina
Gibbs, Of Hdrlan; Saskatchawan,7 Can
da, are pleasant visitors at the home
Of Mrs. Leslie Howorth.
w. H. Cable, the district superin-
tendent of Council Bluffs. was a guest
at the home of Rev. A. B. Adams and
family Monday.
Miss Beatrice Smith went to La.
mont Monday for couple of weeks
visit.
} A picnic is to be held in the big
park on Wednesday of this week by
the members of the Priscilla and
FRIDAY clubs, in honor of the Frank
Odell and Prof. G. w. Manning fami-
lies. before leaving for their new To-
The J. H. Pearsall family arrived
cations.
City, Neb.. for a visit with relatives
Monday in their auto from Nebraska
and friends.
j. w. Howorth spent several days
of the past week in Omaha.
George and Leo Ahart attended
church in Dunlap Sunday.
; Mrs. ]. II. Harker and daughter
Vella, returned to their home in
Mapleton Friday. after a visit of sew.
.cral days at the home of the form.
er's sister. Mrs. w. Il. Fishel, and
family.
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Denison Wednesday and spent few
days visiting friends and looking af'
ter business affairs, returning on Sat.
urday.
| Mrs Warren Ettleman was having
dental work done in Dunlap Wednes'
day and Saturday.
| Miss Mabel PETIT returned Saturday
from a visit in Boone with her Sis
ter. Mrs. James Bricker, who also
came with the former on her return,
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner and
children came down from Denison
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the Jim Turner home.
The G. w. Langley and George Bin
nall families enjoyed a visit from a
party of friends Wednesday after
noon whom they had not met for for
ty years. namely, Mr. and Mrs. John
Henting and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hent-
ing and son, Will, of Colo, Iowa, who
we're on their return overland from a
visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. f. H. Baber and children went
to Denison Friday, where they made a
-isit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Butterworth. returning Saturday.
Mrs. Arch Laird was in Dunlap Fri
day, having dental work done.
Ed. Riddle was a business visitor in
Omaha Thursday.
Mrs. b. G. Lyman was down from
Carroll Thursday visiting at the par
entail J. F. Rudd home.
|, L. E. Newkirk was among the call
ers at the county seat on Friday last.
DR.. J. A. Brill returned from Du-
buque Wednesday, where he had been
in attendance at the funeral of his
aunt His wife and baby daughter,
who had spent ten days there help
ing to care for the deceased during
her illness. also returned with him:
Mrs. George Reynolds. and two chill
drcn were down, from Arion Friday
afternoon between trains.
, w. F.. Hulburd had his chin badly
cut one day. last Aeek by. binder
lever and the servEeAsof a physician
were required, He*Wuss unable to be
at work for several days but is bet
ter now. .
A big hay stack at the Zeph Fien-
holdt place was struck by lightning
Thursday morning and burned to the
ground. Also two mich COWS belong
ing to Henry Duncan and one belong
ing to Dan Wingrove were killed by
the lightning. This was indeed a sad
loss.
Thos. Rae has been bedfast the
greater part of the week as result
of injuries received when he fell from
horse. While he was driving a
bunch of horses, the girt of the saddle
on which he was sitting broke, con-
Sequently he fell to the ground and
was injured quite badly. We are glad
to report that he is now on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. S. E. Goddard played hostess
Ito the members of the G. H. C.'s and
a few invited guests at her pleasant
home Saturday. A large number
gathered to spend the afternoon to-
gether and it is needless to say they
vi lad one of the finest of times. De-
licious refreshments very fittingly
closed the pleasures of the occasion.
Fred Bean, wife and children ex.
pect to leave this week for motor
"trip to Deer Creek, Henning, Mime
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apolis. Mimi, and other places. They
/ will take camping outfit and two
automobiles with them and will prob
ably be gone six weeks. Their pur
pose in making this trip is largely
for the benefit Of Mrs. Beams health
which has been so poorly of late.
The Lee VIM family are enjoying
new Ford touring car which they
purchased of the Houston agency
| here.
George Hill and Miss Florence
| Johnson were in Denison one day the
| first part of last week, where they
entered the matrimonial ranks. Al
| present they are residing at the Geo
Igou home, where he will work dur
ing the threshing season. The heart
lest congratulations and best wishes
are extended to them.
Jess Coburn accepted a position in
khe electric light plant, taking the
place left vacant by E.. Fl. Baber.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien entertained :
company of relatives and friends at
pn elegant diner on Tuesday evening
of last week complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Baber. before leav-
ing for their new home in Anthem.
The affair was very pleasant one.
The Three Link Circle will hold a
special business meeting next Satur-
day night at the home of Mrs. S. r.
Wiley and full attendance of the
membership is desired.
The j. b. G. club were delightfully."-
entertained Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Byrl Odell. The popu'
lar pastime of fancy work and such
like were INDUCED in after which
came the refreshments which were
indeed very pleasing feature. The
hostess is a great favorite among her
associates and all are sorry that she
is soon to leave for her new home in
Logan. r. =. - Il ;3ssssssssss ~ ~ ,ssss4sss,
Miss Fannie aWeatherby and 2her
nephew. John Marsh, arrived"~We ed.
nesday from Des Moines for visit
at the Thos. Rae home.
! Mrs. Martin Wieland and Miss
Stella Wieland returned Friday night
from several weeks visit in Ford.
land, Mo-, with the formers folks.
NJ. ]. Breen and wife visited recent
ly with relatives in Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Randel were in
Denison Saturday last.
John Frownfelter, ST., was pas.
senger to Dunlap Saturday for visit
ut the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Olmstead and family.
Word reaches us Of the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Skunk of Denison, on Friday, Aug.
3. Mrs. Skunk was formerly Miss
FLO Reeser. Congratulations.
On Tuesday evening Of last week
the interior of the D. +. 'Bremser store
was struck by lightning. However.
no serious damage was done. One
of the electric light fixtures was quite
badly burned.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall returned on
Tuesday of the past week from sew
eral days visit with relatives in Cas-
tana.
(, We are pleased to note, that the
little son of DR.. F. N. Rowe and wife.
who has been very i'll with an at
tack of dyptheria is improving and
the family have been released from
quarantine.
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NeneneI@

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp and
son. of Trinidad, Col, arrived sun
|Dday for a visit at the Frank BtnnaA
| home and with other relatives alsO.'
Mrs. Fred Wiley very pleasantly en-
tertained the Larkin club thursday
and one of the best Of times Is re-
ported. Dainty refreshments rounded
out the pleasures of the occasion.
Miss Marie Bowling was down
from DenisOn Saturday and Sunday
guest of friends. r.
Miss Florence Cramer was an over
|,Sunday visitor in Omaha. ~
Gesrt@ Pearsall and his sisters.
MRS. Il? r. Hoeffer, and Mrs. Nettie
Smith and daughters, Beatrice any
Iune. were Denison visitors Friday.
J. l.. Butterworth and Augustine
Dwycr were Deloit visitors Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howorth were
down from Denison Sunday visiting
relatives. ,%',"
R. l.. Baber expects to leave We'd
nesday for visit with his son, Gene.
at Anthem. and also at the home of
his son, Fred, in Harlan.
WILDER Thomas came home from
Grinnell the first of the week and
will spend the remainder Of the sum
'mer at the parental E. l.. Thomas
home. II.
Cecil Edwards. Nelson Butterworth
and Alfred and Elias Edwards were
nome fro mIda Grove over Sunday.
They expect to leave Ida Grove this
week for the training camps in New
Mexico. =
Miss Bertha Logsdon, of Ames, who
lis visiting with her sister, Mrs. F.
and family was pas
senger to Woodbine Monday for "a
several days visit with relatives. ii
Mrs. Jim Turner and daughter, LII
lie, were in Denison Monday to $40
their grandson. and nephew, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Turhlt,
who was quite sick from the effe@S
Of an operation tor the removal Of u
tonsils. $3{s. .,'
Leo Ahart went to Fremont, NdSs
Sunday to attend tractor demonstra-
ton. " Il
The Fred Baber family were over
from Harlan Sunday and visited with
relatives. Mrs. E. H. Baber and chill
hren went home with them for "a
visit y
w. II. Virgins and son. John. were
up from Woodbine last week visiting
Miss Ruby Baber returned on Fri
at the parental NJ, G. Virgins home
Miss Ruby Baber returned on Fri.
day from a several weeks sojourn at
the A. L. Bryan home in Denison.
Miss Maude Roy was down from
Denison and spent the week end with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a.
Roy g I
Mrs. Ella Hahn was a passengerato
Denison Wednesday last. II
Miss Helen Houston came up from
Dunlap Monday and is spending the
week with her friend, Miss Dorothy
Ahart. ~,
w. H. Rule spent the day Sunday
with his sons, Howard and Fred, I'm
Council Bluffs.
F. l.. Huffman was down from Den
isOn Monday on business.
Herbert Fishel was down Monday
from DenisOn visiting at the parental
w. E. Fishel home.
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w. Il. Fishel was visitor in tn
city of Omaha Friday.
! Mrs. John Rollins and children
have returned to their home in Del
Rapids, S. d., after a pleasant visi
| with the fromer's mother, Mrs. MAI
ian Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee wer
down from Arion Saturday visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Edwards.
Miss Lulu Starkey was up from
Omaha several days visiting friend!
recently -
Mrs. tRueben Huff and children
came up, from Missouri Valley Mon
day and are spending the week at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Galland.
The lectures delivered at the l.
d. S. church last week by Mr.. Aug
Justine Dwyer, Of New York. were
very largely attended and all were
very much pleased with the fine dis
courses. Mr.. Dryer spoke each even
ing during the week with the excep
ton of Saturday evening, when he
delivered lecture at the Congrega
tional church in Arion. He also spoke
here on Sunday morning and even.
ing. The basis of mis- lectures were
on his travels through Europe and
each one was full of interest all the
way through. The church was filled
to it's capacity at every discourse and
so much so that in several instances
many were compelled to remain in
the entrance and on the outside. This
was indeed great treat to the people
Of Dow City in having been able to
secure such a speaker. Mr.. Dryer
may possibly return here the coming
ticon lectures. He left Monday for
Deloit, where he will speak this, week.
The Standard Bearers have chang.
ed their time of meeting from We'd
nesday night to Friday night and will
meet this week at the home of Miss
Iona Wiley in the country. ";
The men whose numbers were
drawn in the first draft we're in Dem
ison Monday and Tuesday and sew,
eral were there the last of the week,
taking the required physical examin'
alton.
DR.. William Suthers, wife and two
children and Mrs. Templeton arrived
Friday by automobile from Cedar
Rapids for a few days visit at the
r. E. Allen home. Mrs. Suthers is
sister Of, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Temple
ton is fer mother The latter will
make an extended sojourn here.
Mrs. S. E. Rudd, of Lincoln Neb.,
spent the week end here with rela-
tives, leaving Monday for Logan for
a visit with her brothers, l.. f. and
Frank Mcbride, and their families.
= John Ahart has purchased the one
hundred and sixty acre farm OF Mar
Gus Christensen and also the lack
Crandall farm. Mr. Ahart sold his
three hundred and seventy acre farm,
west of town, last week to Robert La
then. of Moorehead.
Mrs. j. +. Gunsoley and daughter.
Ella, of Lamont, MIR. and Mrs. r. E.
Hoefeer and the families OF Fred and
NJ. 4. and J. E. Pearsall. Mrs. S. F.
Gillum and son, James Pearsall Sr..
Mrs. Nettie Smith and children and
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| The movie serial, Liberty whfcl
has been on at the opera house eacl
Saturday evening during the pas
three months, closed week ago ant
last Saturday night the first install
ment of 1.-The Voice on the Wire.
was put on, which also promises tt
be full of interest.
Mrs. Pearl Servoss was down from
Denison one day last week visiting
at the parental Henry Roy home.
Mrs. F.. C. Howorth was visitor
in Denison Friday.
Mrs. GIN. Brake was a passenger
to Logan Saturday for. visit: at the
home Of her, daughter, Mrs. L.. Me
Bride and returned on Sunday night
Her little granddaughter, Virgene Nc
Bride, who had spent a week or two
here. went home with her grandmoth
er Saturday.
Mrs j. H. Stepanek was visiting
and shopping in Denison Saturday.
Miss Birdie Mefcalf went, to Deni
son Saturday. where she made an
over Sunday visit with her folks.
Mrs. Il. E. Fritz left Tuesday for
Ames, where she will spend several
weeks at the home of her daughter,
/ 'rs. Paul Ahrens, caring for the two
little folks, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Ahrens are away on a trip to Kansas,
Texas, Utah. Colorado and other in
teresting places.
The w. C. T. U. meets on Tuesday
of this week at the home Of Mrs. Ed.
Riddle. An election of Officers will
be held.
Rev. Henry Bell, of Nebraska, &C.
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and deliver
ed a splendid sermon on "Holiness. :"
Mr.. Bell formerly resided in this vi
cinity and the Congregation were very
much delighted in the opportunity of
him. :
Mrs. Jake Reeser and daughter,
,Mearle, were in Denison Sunday get
ting acquainted with their new grand
daughter and niece at the H. Skunk
home. ~
C. L. IsbeI was up from Logan Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Ora Butterworth came up
from Logan Sunday morning for a
visit at the parental J. l.. ButterwOrth
home, returning Monday morning.
The finance committee of the Dow
City Red Cross wish to hereby thank
all the good people who in any way
contributed to the success of our
Red Cross benefit dance on August
2. Net receipts from tho dance. $72;
net receipts from lunch. $14.55.-
Committee.
The e. l.. Thomas family entertain
ed as Sunday guests Irving Thomas
and Miss Moore of Rockwell City.
r. T.. Lusk was an Omaha visitor
on Monday last. ill.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Judd spent the
day Wednesday in Omaha.
Mrs. Dobe Fritz was over from Har-
Ian last week visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Dan WingrOve and
family. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Bo.
ham, accompanied her to- her home.
A large number attended the box
social given at the kenwood hall last
Wednesday evening and all report
fine time. The proceeds, which am
ounted to $50, was donated to the
Red Cross. 80 = "e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
Tomorrow Is Last
Day to Register
For Pro Election

Everyone who - Interested in see
ing prohibition WIN m this state
thrnulh tle election November 9Th
mu-i rlye attention tomorrow Coz th,
matter OF roristariuE .u order that
En votes may ho lost Before YOU can
vote uf course YOU must register. and
Nou will have mo- opportunity to regis
ter for HAT election after tomorrow
the -ith There a q tendency To Iu-
difference iu thi- ulttor. and irdif-
ference" o.. deadly aud constitutes 81
Weapol. for defeat In the hands OF the
enemy tu the cIu~e. who can be re-
ii'l upon Co not re indifferent So get
boo anl register before the books close
tomorrow
THE registering place Tor precinct
l- i- the ptri,, uf tho National INCEST
w'u Co., l.. North rhirt street. and
precinct o. comprises tl that part ~
th" .t't r.isi uI wos, ~ Second
street HHIch lies north of Central
trru, in l1l,ur tne NORTH side ~
that street
IN. registering pltao Tor precinct
% ie th" store OF 80 \ N4tsuu. -oG
West central avenue. and precinct gf
comprise 900 that section 81 the cit,
east luH west OF Second street which
lies south OF Central avenue. includ
lur 'he south side If that street
"I'' ti u,u come o. the aid uf the
Ut.r.
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Personal News
Items.


--"F - - - MI ~ ~
Four-O. Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Richard David has gone ci,, on =
visit
sam Guy, a former resident. d. h'tc
from FLORIDA ON q visit
II VI Rabbit rs back from i've
weeks VISIT IN Kentucky
Harold Woodward has taken q post.
iiuu m M" santa Fc railroad shops
office.
T. A. Perkins has returned FROM F,
two weeks vacation stu, At san Mar
Chat
Mrs James J Walsh has gone 10
Phoenix Nri1. where hor mother -
seriously iI
" Weber master mechanic tar thu
Santa Fr at Wiuslaw Arl2. wts hero
roo business today.
Ftauh r. Harris. cashier at the
Frs National bank I- ON e busiucy,
trip 90 tho eastern part of the state.
Charlie T. Porter aud r. - Funr-
meyer are Iu the eastern section CO.,
the state uu l business trp.
Mrs g. a. kapplc has returned
from e fuur-mouth~' visit 20 relatives
and friends uu the Pacific coast,
Buy heat with Nuur mOnry Swls-
IEo coal contains most heat units and
Iorst slack Gibson Fiv Lumber go
Phone 1873.
!. H. ~,hafer ht. resigned y olcrh
boz the santa y, railroad offices o,
enter the om,iu, OF the {. o. ru.uc,
company.
John Tombs and IN 4. O. -hortlo
returned THIS morning from Grand
CANYON where the, attended tHr 'u.