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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
SCORES HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM

The gravity "f rheumatism Is not al
ways fully appreciated by sufferers from
this disease rs many afflicted people Dc
lievc * Il trivial matter not worthy OF
serious attention until the symptoms
have become So bad that treatment be-
comes imperative. II IL then that me
patient goes through wCckS. months ana
sometimes years Of misery through haF-
ing started treatment 1T this late day.
rheumatism is not readily curahic. ana
II Is. Ia fact. far from il. indeed Il is Oh.
IT thr most stubborn 1t ailments once X
has obtained Il thorough hold on the NJ
tlic;cd one When rheumatism has gone
So far as To enlarge ur stiTcn IN" JOINTS
Of the sufferer. the cas-" is usually con-
sidcrcd hop"lr$S--lncurah Becoming
acquainted with this fact and feeling
his or herself drifting from the CNrahIr
into tho incurah!c stage. is anything hut
one OF happiness In view OF the future.
The Electro Medical Doctors. whose
Wheeling institute comprises the com
plcte second flSur over GricSt's Cut late
Pharmacy. At ll@T Market street. have
had wonderful success in the treatment
OF rheumatism, often even after others
hav" failed To give the sufferer relief.
Testimonial after testimonial have h'"H
given the Electro Medical Doctors at
testing This -Lrt. and rheumatic suffer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
NJ. PETROS

Wheeling. W. Va Sept. |. 1911
To whom II may concern:
For two years | have suffered VITA
great pain In my right side and lower
cart OF my liver. The pain was SO great
.p!nrumcs that had 10 give UP nv
work for days NJ Il time. Tn" doc I
pronounced my complaint 4 case III Gall
Slorr. and advised me I" have an op"Fa-
ZION performed Il. UnC". l;ui ;hinkini
,hnl was not in Il condition physically
strong enousiI - undrrE" the surgery,
VA. advised :" consult Tn" Electro.
Medical Doctors, of No. ll:I Market ST..
second floor wheeling. w. Va. an !
have an N-l:ay examination made ana
sec what the real trouble might b.. III;
Doctors made II very careful investisa-
ION and :u.nd \ we'll defined n"si OF
stones in tn. gall bladder.
As the puctuc$ had IL number NJ cur -
N cases like mine Ivy The Electrp-Medt-
cal system OF treatment | at onca placed
M case al their hands
After frw lays NY pain" stopped
and | was ;Ihl" to 80 back TO my work.
And nnw am entirely we'll and feeling
l., ;lrr than | have i'll many years. And
all this without an OPERATION.
KrSpcctruNy.
MICHAEL lErItOS.
Eeuwood. W. Va
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.h. .,.,, ,,,1 ,..,, .o.,,o n..,,,
: i.''tS Ok KIN, '"e' ,.'.,' "o''. ~ Wv = 49,
'o"'e "' '"'"e 49, ="
navy !" L""@ 'ii'ue" =" "'N'
iA'thA' !nI '"''''n'''o' ." ,'e '''''' :" nv
orash. nc" 'i''H "| 'nc! "'c "'"N
c:SH: an" :o'neii','SS u'S''"Et";
"hat a!tect.' inc nerves Is h"uha |"
affect the nraia. an" when 'hn nerves
are dcatca@d ny constant catarrhal DIS
charges there ~ bound 20 be certain
;n:p"r or sturidI'E r;"uSh; au"Gt IN tHe
brain OF the victim. thus follows sleep
l"$sa"$S. inability to think clearly. or
connect ideas. loss "t memory la'N 81
concentration. lack Of presence of mind
and wandering thought.
ra;arrI. as any sufferer knows also
has Il dreadful effect on the hearing.
many persons being partially or totally
deaf as result II the ravaEes OF this
terrible afflirtion. catarrhal Deafness
Is as widespread. almost. us ordinary
colds"
Science has eminent physicians in all
parts OF the world who have placed their
stamp of approval on the kicctru-Mci-
ic;li Doctors. who arc now prepared 10
Stve these treatments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
West Virgiinian Among
Wounded on West Front;
Three Soldiers Killed

WASHINGTON. Ncv. i9.-rwn Amer
Ira,. soldiers were kiiicI anu seven
wuinGr,l in an engagement last Tues
day. When Con. frrshins reported to-
day.
The Killed Are
Sergeant John +. ''zajk;t. father. Al
bert r1ajLa. l"3l Twelfth avenue Mil
wauk"r.
rr,.ar" STANLEY Ian",i"z. sister.
:sniirin Ci"hut"vics. East Hnston. Mass.
rrlvar" Edward {. 'ahlIl; mother,
iviis"I tahill. l:ah"rt"wn. IA.
Slightly Wounded:
Sergeant L"hn y. Logan. father.
rhurI,S Logan. "ol East avenue. Mt.
'nrnrI. Ia.
Private" Chester Johnson: father.
Samuel Johnson. r'nrrSi IILII. "a.
Private Eoh"ri l.. E"id; rrothrr. Mrs.
Elixalmth Redo. Eurn"yvillt. Okla.
Severely WouI led:
I'ri"nt" Earl T.. Aurnnd; mnther.
Er,n,u Aurand. i62I LOGAN street. liar
ri$iHIrg. IA.
lriyn.c Francis ElrvinS; father. Max
El,:yiuS E:chmmn. W. VA.
TINS ~ TN. second casualty list re-
uortrd from 2clunlH fighting with the
Germans The engagement took place
uu the might &c November L.. Fer
Shiuy's rruuri gave II" Details Whether
rh" .Nm.riranS were III" HeEr"%snrS, or
were. attacked ly another German
"shnck" party. w;Ls not inIlcatrh in tn"
war Departments announcement.
l'r%sS reports from TIM. front Inst week
told of further casualties a!-lunE Tia"
Satnrni.S in tn" Trenches: 1T r'lrrinE ~"
Nuns l.nud." ma uf injuries Cr an OK
rlnhinI, shell. II * said that tndayS
official announcement dcr.lS with these
hat no mention MAS mad" OF an engage
nIrnt in which ticrmanc were believed
killed. n; tn" press reports stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
MODERN METHODS

The Electro-Medical Doctors, as the
name implies. Is an association Of e1.
pert medical specialists and electro.
lherapists who have organized n new
Schoot or medicine. A new and more
poSItlTc system OF treating human all.
;nentS. For centuries the world has
oGHn full Of different cults" and
iSin6 IN medicine: we have had the
pa root and herb doctor" With his
p!tIer P0uons: the AlIopatha with
pms ana uuinine in heroic doses; the
!ion"opath with his triturations and
inNnlteSInal doses: the Eclectic, the
OSteopath; VIC were Goctored by heat,
ny eioctrtclty; by baths at springs and
D! multitude OF men and methods.
some or The patients were cured. some
u'od VINO should have been cured. 1t
was impossible for the average per-
son 10 say which method Of treating
diseases was the best and the phy5i-
clanS or tie various schools were 40
hlaSed that they could see good only
IN their own methods nj treating dis
"ASt'S: all others were necessarily bad.
EFlGrDilY there was some good In all
OF them for they all cured some cases;
also thcr7 Is bad in all for MI fall at
timrI anc alIn" miser? 10 remain and
death TO come when n cure should
have kCe7 effected.
tremendous stride forward WAS
made when the new system OF .-oat-
nenl OF the EIoctro-Medical Doctors
was formed. Tho founders OF the new
syStn': Of treatment consisted OF spe-
rialistS from the various schools Of
neutrality-suspicious.. Homoopaths, Allo-
p1thS. regulars and irregulars. VINO
dropped their personal prcjudices aud
formed new system OF treatment
thai embraced all the good points OF
tho nd methods and left. out the bad.
The result nf :he efforts Of these spe-
rial;sts ~ the various schools Is the
wonderful system Of treatment TOW
uaej by The Elcctrn-Medical Doctors.
All this was not accomplished In n
day or a wool; but has taken yeare Of
patient work by these sncciallsts IN
thni- various Offices. Homeopaths,
.Allopaths. working side b. side. each
throwing awar his old ideas when he
WAS convinced thcrc was something
better, until 1T last ont OF the old
chaos and confusion came the new
md mo!orn system rs + now used by
Tho Flertro-M"iical Doctors.
The loss 10 these specialists was
great, not only BY their labor Of form
ing 4 nrw system Of treatment. but
also in tho effect II cost them to ig-
more their pride N the various schools
in which they were educated. But
their reward has been great. for they
have scnn health and happiness re-
stored 10 hundreds and thousands pro
nounced lncurable by old methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

has taken care OF US and I can assure
you that not man IN tn" navy will sut-
fer from cold this %!rtcr.
No. illustrates III" son boots. over
shirt. mirtrns and YOU Will notice That
the man Is wearing Il pair Of WOODEN
socks between his shoes and boots The
ovcrshirt Is of the heaviest grade "f
wool and the hood which Is attached
completely covers the head. tn" miti'uS
are exceptionally heavy with knit wrist
lets.
No. illustrates tn" wind proof suit.
which ia worn over a.! and consists "t
Il blouse and trows"rs Of Il light weight
material which is both wind and water
proof The blouse Of this too is lifted
with q hood.
In addition to the above. each man was
issued two suits of the heaviest IT
WOODEN underwear. Every man on nlT
ship was given, without cost. full out"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
DANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hyome1 for Two Minutes and
Stuffed I'D Head Will Get Relief.

IF you want to get relief from catarrh.
cold In the head or from an irritating
cough in the shortest time breathe Hy-
omci.
1t will clean out your head In two min
utcS and allow you to breathe freely.
Hyomei will end cold in one day: "
will relieve you Of disgusting snufflcS.
hawking. shifting and offensive breath
in q week. -
Hyumei Is made chiefly from sooth-
ing healing. germ killing antiseptic. that
comes from the eucalyptus forests OF in-
land Australia whore catarrh. asthma
and consumption were never known 10
exist.
1lyoms is pleasant and easy 10 breathe.
luz pour n few drops into the hard run
he. inhaler use rs directed and relief IS
almost certain.
\ .,nInrlri" TIyumri outfit. including in
halrr and orc bottle OF Hyomci. COSTS but
it'll. At druggists everywhere ana NJ
G. H. tirirst x 60. If You already own
an iuhalrr YOU can get an extra bottle OF
lIvon..i AZ druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
DON'T SUFFER ANY LONGER
WITH CATARREI

II You Are Afflicted with This Truly
Loathsome Disease, You Owe 1t TO
Yourself, Your Family, your Friends,
Your Neighhors-To Grasp the op?or-
tun1ty Of Consulting the Elecero-Meu-
cal Doctors, Whose o-one Treatment
Has Been Successful in Hundreds OF
Cases.
Catarrh anywhere in III" head q:
throat or ears is RICH: next ~ the brain.
The catarrh germ grows fast 'oes An
enormous uyucunt u; danHg" ~ its ru"'
rowing into the bone and flesh and Is
difficult to destroy. There are thou
sands OF little nerves that run from ali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
He Is Now 68 Years YOUNG

What Mr.. William Robertson. retired
3. & .. engineer from Bcllairc. Ohio. has
10 sag for the treatment received from
the ELECTEO-MEDICAL DOCTORS. Of
l127 Market Street. Wheeling. ". Va
tSccond flOOr):
am CS years old and have felt tho
weight Of my three-score and almost ton
years very heavy. AS with my advanc-
troubles. including Catarrh. Asthma.
Bronchitis and an impairment OF my
hearing in both ears. I also had Piles.
Constipation and Indigestion. l would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
UNCLE SANS SAIL ORS ARE ALL
PROVIDED WITH War SWEATERS

on the ships have plenty oc warm cloth
ing. - .crn:a all Indications tho boys on
land At, Ia. only ones that really need
winter equipment.
i'rrw states that he Is Of tn" opinion
that the men n the army arc also we'll
taken -,.-> IF and that they have plenty
az warm clothing The letter attached
ncloyy written to his father from some
where along the Atlantic will be OF
special interest to all
My Dear Dad:
You will recall that | wrote mother
SOM. ti.nr ago about the liberal supply
a.: winter clothing that was issued 10
us. | ;tlir4cnclosin" a few pictures that
Will illustrate how we'll thc Government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
TINE TO TREAT.

The tinir - trra; discus" is in It's
earlier stages II" '1ril"r til" better
When diSraS" develops II an advanced
stag the treatments must hc NOR" fire.
qucnt more drawn out. more expensive
Treat now hrI6r' You ar t1curahlr-
treatment COSTS .,:r li:il"---charcrs are
81 r"aS"uahic that anyuu" can AFFORD tC
.rvk ;raslsianc" ui r!n Electro McdicA.
Doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
BANKER ON TRIAL

rHhRlFSTON.' W Va. Nov. IL
.n,"rshaduwinG ~ Importance all Other
criminal cases Il come up Tor 'rial be-
fore the United STATES 'our: for the
southern district # West Virginia
which runN"nrs n"r.: tomorrow. Is that
II the United S'ai"- against Claude y
Keller uf P,,lrN ILL. whu WAS indicted ~
Ihr Huntington form "f court IN S"ptcm-
Der on !urtY-Ivr counts. TR" cas-" Is
s.; for Thursday. November e@. Keller
is charged with tho abstraction and mis-
application at funds "f III" CitH"H's M
,iunai Tank az l'incvillr. Wyoming C"url-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Mr., Stanley Obege1 ski
Testimony Of Mr. Stanley obpgensh.
Mnn6scosu, W. Va.

Previous TO June 30. 1917. for some
time had great trouble with my ston
nch. Nothing tasted right: had greht
pain and constant gripping in my
bowels and could not sl""p. / was con
$tipated md would blOat up after eat
ing anything. tinal!y brcatn" too weak
To do my work In the n'a"s. took
every medicine the physicians and my
friends could think "f but no relief
came TO mo. was entirely knocked ont
Then | went 20 Wheeling To see the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

1T and | WAS allowed three extra outfits
! IN case Of loss
| haven't t""n All" +" hear how the
iurmy is fixed for winter clothing. hut !
! am sure that "Trr! Effort has been mad"
Ia mike lhr boys in the navy coinlur-
taIlr.
: The man IN thu picture is my th''r
! EuntS~aiu ~. looks more like an Is
kinu than II sailor OF course "" have
i, had NJ weather here yet which has re-
Quired US To wear the full OUTFIT nut IN
: these damn nights Ihr boys ar. when on
! w;ttrh glad L. hav" the wind proof.
viii write You more later on.
As ever. yours.
FRt.W
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hloat up ur-tressIngly after my meals.
Nothing tasted good to me. and vas
So worried l could not rest rapidly los
ing flesh and was entirely discouraged.
i. like everyone else. took cvcrY rem
cdy suggested, and consulted mum her
of:thc best rhysicians, who told me that
my age was against me and they could
only relieve the SYMPHONIC
At last. in desperation. | called on The
Electro Medical Doctors. 11c7 Market
Street. Wheeling. W. Va and placed my
case in their hands. agreeing TO undergo
a trw weeks OF treatment without inter
ruptlon. l began 10 improve rapidly
after the first week. and now / am al
most well. and can frankly state that
am IS years YOUNG in place OF So years
old ! am sch-supporting. making
good living. and never lose day from
my occupation.
cannot speak too highly Of the treat
lncni | received from the Electro Med.
zeal Doctors, and sincerely commend
their method to all sufferers like myself.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Bellaire, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

Follow iu:c divorces were granted By
Judr,. Charles j. Lynch III common pleas
court: M"rdHH.
q. I.uiu May English vs.. Norman Eng
ilSh Wiliu! ahSrltcc.
William NJ. Hayden ~. pnshia Hay
den Wlfu absence.
z-lla May lrlns"y vs.. Bennett Dingcy.
Ext RENE cruelty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

Miss Nellie Mckclvcy has accepted a
government position with tho War De-
partmrnt AMI will leave for Washington.
DrcrInhrr list. to ;Lic up her new work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner ].
Walter Bee. Of Charleston, arrived in the
city yesterday. 20 spend few days on
official business. He is Interested in
thu case OF tho state against Harry
Hi. lie headed the squad that made
the raid on the Hil place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
lrnrr1aGe License.

equitable relief. Charles II. Fouts. at
turney for plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
OZONE.

"H:raIh!nr medication which places
its healing. soothing "apurs through the
head. lungs and throuL"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Divorces Granted

Edward Brown. rig" -. and Ada
rh"mp$ ay, -. both ri Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

ty. covering a shortage amounting
sGS.oOo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

MY face began to break out in little
pimples and in short time i, vas com
plctely covered They grew t. hc large,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-02-02
WESTON SCHOOLS

The first semcster's work closct
with examinations last week. The
r.sults of the examinations were
very gratifying. there being fewer
failures this year than for several
years past. Most Of the high school
asses as well rs the grades are
far in advance Of what they were at
mid-year last term.
Both boys and girls basket ball
teams lost hard fought games at
Touchct last Friday evening. The
Touchet teams had the advantage
Of their home floor. which is very
small and poorly lighted. Return
games on the Weston floor will be
played February 10, when the local
teams expect TO come back" n
they did in the Pen Teton contest.
Everybody commends the I ne spirit
of the Iouchet players, and we
hope to give them a good time
when they come 10 Weston. Mr..
Waddingam, Mrs. Procbstel, Miss
Noren and Mr.. Robinson accompan.
led the teams to Touchet.
School pupils are showing great
in the Chautauqua and
Iarge majority Of them have secur-
Il tickets for the courses. The dis
.rict board has been asked TO close
chool for the programs that come
~ Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
Ala Beamcr returned to school
ionday after protracted absence !
N account of illness.
Charles and LEILA Wilson are still
bsent because Of mumps in the :
amily. Q
a supply Of rather large sharks fer =
] . use Of the zoology class is excl. !,
y considerable interest in the Sci !
ice department. A number Of Il e /
udents are becoming sharks" 4
Icplsclvcs in zoology. :,
IL
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-02-02

follows: Commencing ut the north
west corner df Lot II. II Block 2
Of the Original Town Of Weston
Oregon. running thence south lcr
fcct. thence east eighty fcrt,
thence north ten feet, thence wcsl
eighty feet, to the place Of lc.
ginning.
.. Lot No. Ten IN Block No.
Two fronting on Water Street
eighty feet and OH Main Street
forty feet, as will appear ON the
original plat Of the City Of Wcs-
ton, Umatilla County. Oregon. now
on file in the Clerks Office In said
County.
3. The East half Of 10, mum.
bcred Eight. in Block numbered
Five. Of the original Town Of Gem
terville, tnow called the City OF
Athena. umatilla County. Ore
gon. according to the plat thereof.
now on record in the office OF the
Recorder Of Conveyances for said
County.
4. Lot numbered Seven In rlock
Five OF the Original
Town Of Centervillc. also Lots num-
bcrcd Four and Five In Block mum.
bered Three Of Kinks First Ad.
iition TO the Town Of centeryille.
'aid Town Of Centeryille being now
snown as the City Of Athena IN
Jmatilla County. Oregon.
s. Lot numbered Twelve IN
Block numbered F'ifty-fve In the
own Of Frcewatcr. (now cityJ
2 the County Of umatiIIa, State
( Oregon, as shown by the official
lat Of said town.
LULU SCHWAIll, !
Plaintiff.
EVANS 4 WATSON I
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
O0l.603 Baker Building, !
Walla Walla, Washington. I
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-02-02
BUEVITE.S

Fred Fletcher was over Monda.
from Walla Walla.
DIR. Watts was absent during par
of the week ON a business visit K
Union county.
o. M. Richmond was over from
Walla Walla Friday, renewing old
time friendships.
The local library board will hold
its monthly meeting next Monday
at the library at 2 p. m.
Miss Juanita Bryson, Miss Irene
Stewart and Mr.. William Babcock
of Walla Walla were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dudley.
Mrs. Ivy Eeelands was here dur
ing Saturday and Sunday from tie
James Wyrick farm near Pendleton
for visit with her father and sister.
Taken up At my place, a ay
horse weighing about 100 pounds,
white star in forehead. three white
feet; saddle marked. F. c. Greer,
Weston, Or.
After visit of only few days
at the home Of her father. Mr.. l..
Nolte, Mrs. Mabel Daine was call
ed home Sunday to Randolph, MINI
by the illness of her husband.
Sam Booher and Win Burden of
Athena, who have been here for
two weeks with the repair force
of the electric light company, moved
this week with the outfit to Milton.
General repair work is in progress
from PcndIeton to Walla Walla and
will occuby several months. 4;
Val Loycridge is here from Port {
land. visiting his parents and sister. /
He has been ten years absent from !
lhe old burg, and finds it difficult I
% identify among the grownups the A
roy and girl pIaymates of his child d
lood. He spent much of his alb r
ence in California, following the P
profession, and is n
reat booster for Los Angeles. fl
Mrs. Cora B. Findley. who col
cited good many dollars from
laritablc Weston people for a So yc
lid Vocational Home School near SO
ants Pass, is said to be without ca
edentials. w. G.. Maclaren, su- ch
rintendent of the Rescue Home in frC
rtland, says of her; SInvestiga- adj
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-02-02
WESTON MERCANTILE CO.:

ted home at Grants Pass. Consult
ed DR.. Sweeney. Josephine repre-
sentative in the Legislature; DIR
c. N. Findley and Sam Raker.
banker of Grants Pass. Find tina
Cora Findlcy owns 40 acres, It'll,
in her own name. and that small
building is under construction. PaiC
$1,000 for the land. No inmates
only husband. Proposition littlt
known. Cannot recommend"
Mrs. j. w. Porter was hostess to
the Saturday Afternoon Club jan
uary u at the home Of Mrs. +. D..
Watts. 1t being Movie Day." roll
call was answered by facts about
moving pictures. Mrs. Mabel Gra-
ham read AN instructive and inter
csting paper on the History and
Possibilities of the Movie" A
discussion on Better Films, led by
Mrs. w. s. Payne, was entered into
with much spirit by the members.
Appetiizlng refreshments were
served by Mrs. S. A. Barnes and
Mrs. Frank Snider, assisted by the
hostess. Mrs. Clara Young Of Wal
la Walla was present as a house
guest Of Mrs. Watts.
A fox terrier belonging to Mrs.
Harden Of Athena strayed to Weston
Saturday and is known to have bit
ten several other dogs in this city.
Going back to Athena it bit some
logs there and snapped at two peo-
pie. 1t was then killed and its
iead was sent to Portland for ex-
animation. Reports from there say
hat 1t was Enthusiastically afflicted
With rabies. Close watch will here
Ifter be kept on the dog population
f both Weston and Athena. Sew
raj Of the dogs bittea here haze :
cen shot by their owners. /
Mrs. Rcbecca Jane Mitchell, wife !.
( 6. w. Mitchell, for many years !
prominint farmer of the Reed y
nd Hawley upland district. died E
aturday at the home of her daugh- >
r in Pendlcton at the age of 50 U
,ars. She had been i'll for some
me of Bright's disease. Mrs.
itchell is survived by her husband,
rec sons and two daughters. The
neral services were conducted at Al
.ndeton Sunday by Rev. J. +. Sny- h
r, and were attended by many ~
lends from Weston. InteIment On
Is had in 0lney cemetery.
case for Sale-o60 acrcs ,l,r.o 70
~. L,ax,, ono-,h;,d ~ ,.a,,l,,,,. Of
} acres seeded; rs horses, Z head
tie; feed oats, hay, harness, ma
merry; running water; two miles
N town; bargain. Call on or ha,
ress H. ]. Welty, La Crosse. Wn. ca,