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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03

Tom Pope returned this morning
from Atlanta, where he attended his
brother Alex at hospital Alex is
reported getting better, having been
brought from Texas to Atlanta by his
brother, like Pope, who remains with
him in Atlanta.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03

Miss Martha Du Pree was called to
her home in Vienna this morning but
will return Friday.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03

I. Goidenberg spent few days in
Atlanta on business.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03

Mr.. Frank James returned home
from Quincy. ILL.,, where he has been
~~mtrfIg business college.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03

Mr.. F. K. Farmer spent Tuesday in
Atlanta.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-10-03
Fitzgerald Cotton Market
Furnished by Farmer Garbutt Co.
"Wednesday. Oct. 3.

ednesday, OCT. 5.
Good middling ,.....,........257-8
Fully middling .,.,..,......25 SO
Middling ...................25 3-8
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gbtcaso, "a. 2lpril.

gO.i,,n. = Jir Rai $2.3lt-2.,
Al; am S6lub $2.40a. Giir SuIi
$1,ss-2.o7t; ain S6Iub $2.o6. Glr
Sept. $1.75s-1.S2s; am SdIab
n.81a.
MsIi6iorn. - yiir waai S1.39--
1.45; am S6lub $1.44. 5ir 5uli
$1.35i1.4o; am 5tlub $1.39s.
Safer. Cir Wai 64-66ae; an
S4lub $3.50. Sir SuIi 61s-63Be;
am SdInb 639t.
Rosstn. - gldrit nomineli.
Geriis. - S1.l5-1.53.
aimotbp. - $5.O0--6.00.
slee S12.O0-17.O0.
PORT. 5iiy mai S36.S5-36.97;
am S6Iub $3.50. Giir SuIi $36.6o
1902; am stluB $36.95,
Sdmalj. - Sir Suli $21.02--
q q; am S6lub $21.25. 6iir Sept.
$21. .12- -21.35; am S&lub $2l.S2.
Rippsnisitsn. Sir gull $19.S2
2o.15; am SdIub $20.02. Giir Sept.
$20.07-20.17; am Stlub $20.07.
Butter. = Wartt niebris,r; Grsa'
msr1 37--41c.
Gier. W1orit nisbtissr; 3ufubr
5i.oe6 aihen; iirits 32t-S3te; Os'
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Glmb'SaaMritbten.
W2ittp 0 d. ben 25. Qpril.

Wilttip o d, ben 25. 4prtl.
SIN Gineinnatier Diitritt pirb iid
Der Sbioflub ipenis Oerdnbern unr
bate seltern Gbeno bel bieiissr Stao'
einen @aferitanD DON 1873 Sub.
pie fplsenben Oepei4en trafsn &C.
fern bier elm:
pittsburs. po.-2.s Sub, faat.
Dbeelins, D ga.-6.4 SUP, iteigt.
pGrtersbars, gB. 9a.-7.S SUB, fdlt.
aGnaipba 1aIs. gB. Da.-2.5, fdllt.
ebarlsiton, 70. ga.-e.8 SUB, fiat.
portsmouiR. S.-11.8 Sub, fdat.
GouisDiIe, ap.-8.6 SUB, fdat.
GpanspilIe. SnS.--14.S JuB, fdat.
0afboile, 9snn-10.3 SUB, faat.
Chattanooga. 9enn.-9,8 Sub, fdat.
Santos Gitp, Mo.-18.6 SUB, fdut.
gesmpbis. 2enn.- SUB, fdlIt.
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WeIs. pssSs m, Hisiea in aes Dsri.

0el6k!fBpnptefs Uuyben 80 4X-XH
eiSsoHtirt. OsAtei auf 2onbea saseH fis.
tiS. 6ay - Isee N72. Commercial
Ui1s. 90 fass. $4.7iH. eidt t4.754; Rs.
bel dnssiiuneen STs%. Dranes Gidt
5.n, 4atsl S.7o Narf, ieint Cusiirun.
asa, &rsnen. isine Guoiiru nsen, 2ire Siat
$50. Rabel e.e8. Rubel Gi&t $3.50. Ratei
2s4o. eilber 0arssn 7s,zs NsSiian:fae
Sonsrs s6X.
dltifnmarl ties Hsrbe teute elm
Tru6 5um BerfaufeR susgeabs, uub bisies
hattie ,ur 5sfgs, bab bic Dreifs bsrabgiHses.
Ore e@lu tnoiirunssa kenbeH batsr mel.
sens inter beHea bon eefteyH.
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Der 5pbe lag lG6slnb ba, aIs oo
er i9Infe, bic Sdnoe fromm iiber esm
!6sr5en gsfaltet. Der Dinb ipHte
nit bem blonben Soarbufb, Der i6ut
in bic Stirn bing, unb le9te cine min,
3i9e Wunbe frei. Sa, cine pin3ige
Bunbe mars. ni9t einmul redt
bon Sin9ernagelbreite, treisruno, blaT
angelaufen unb MT einem beimtiidis
fAen TfGparSen Ranb. Rebenber mar
in biinnen, feinen Stri6en 8lut pers
iidert, etipa bis 5ur gaIenpur3ei.
Sonosr6or, bas maAte nibt ben
@iubrud DON 8lut, bas mutbete an
lpie bic Eaftisen IotbtintenItri6e, nit
oenen Elm nerO6ier Gebrer bic Sefte
Ieiner S9iiIer burtforrigirt.
Wir itanben unb erI6ausrtsn. 81.
ner iaste: .Werlpiirbig baB bura
Elm iol5' tleines God Der Sob etn'
ge6en tonn." Gin nnberer pibera
Tpra6: .Meni6, ba 1T bod tein 5OD
binsingesangen. Das liegt siHfaher.
oa 1T bos 2eben binaus!" Gin pritter
iagts: .Sei's pie's nil. Sin 1T bin.
Die 9obten perbeu ppn Dirmern ges
freFeu. Die 5obten IaiTeu Ii9 nt9t
mehr lebenoig ma6enl"
Sn bieiem 4u9enblit lieb ii6 elm
grobss grmien oernebmen. Wir
ihauten in bic SDbe uno iabeu einen
Jiieger ouf uns 5u'dDebeu.
90 mir tpobl pubten, mas fir els
nsr es mar, sabeH mir Serien9elo uno
rannten in lonsen SGsen bapon.
Snbsm ib trodenen SaIiss Die pols
nii6e Strabe bintrptte, peinlih meis
nen Ourit empfinbe, tauht auf sin'
nal, pie Elm 5bal aus bem glebel, ein
Sag meiner ainbbe;. por mir auf.
@s 1T Mittae. Die 5obriten piei1
fen, nit I6arFem &ldnse, mtbtDnig
lpie bic S6ifTsIirenen. Die breiten,
eiTernen Shore hun fih auf uno
idpeisenb unb T6rpaBenb idreiten
bic Qrbeiter bapon, in Sait. I'm nod
sur 3eit ben @btopf gu errei6en. auF
einmal ftpden bic S6aaren. aaes
bleibt iteben unb itredt bic 5dlIe.
pumperlepum! pumperlepum! Die
Strabsn berauf tommen Solbaten,
cynfanteriitsn, pornc bran bic MuIit.
Oas bampfenbe Mittagefeu 1T pers
aeTsn. glue iGttieeu iit on oem un'
genobnten, farbigen Bible. Staub
lieet ben 2an5srn i'm 9eiift. sic ie'
ben ara perbrunnt aug, Der ShpeiB
trieft linen BON ben Baden, aber
fdarf i'm Satte Der Muii, fallen bic
S6ritte. @oran reitet itpl3 bar 5err
0auptmunn. Die 2eutnarts balten
bic blanisn De9eH.
9ans hintsn. Elm Soloot, Der taum
mebr mittommt, mint mir uno reibt
feline GelofIaide ain: rSub, fol mir
WaFer." sd geb' an ben grurnen
an Der Sreu3itrdbc uno i6opIe ibnI
qans friihes Seraus. 4ufgereat uuo
gierig, gang munb, trintt r's. Die
Mufit bat aufsebDrt. Die 1rommeln
fallen EN-: 8umperlepum. puuperles
pun! Die 9feifsr pfetfen: vMenn !
tumm, rpenn tumm, psrn rpieosrs
Inn tumm~ 4bjes, ibr ftonen Sols
boten. 9lbiss, ba unbeiOrste &inos
beit
pplniI4e Strabe. 9clniihes
Glenp. Oebe Der Seele snobe, no
biIi ou, Der mir mein Baher trasts
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gsettes .@eraniiaen. II.

@r. V. tontut grade boriiber 81
pie iein Nddlbar rirer fIeiren ano.
ben fiirdterIih priiqeIf I'm Sot'
tes iptuen% ruft CT aus, ,baiten Gie
arf @er lit oeun ciocntIidI Der stlet.
nc?" 9saMbar: .Gus III meiH Ser.
fr, Der bGit iit bel uns slin 8ergnii.
gen api."
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9eitunqgnptt3.

Der perbisnitoplle aoiiirer oes bie'
fiqsn gantoereins fonnte geftern auf
einc fiinfunb3nan5igidbrige Sbdtiq'
teit bel genanrtem Suititut suri!t'
bliden. Bon IeiHen aolegeu unb 8ors
geieBten iparen fir biefer Gag heiors
psre Gbrungeu in ausii6t geuommsn
poroen. 0o9 battle es Der beI6eioeue
Subilor porge3ogsR, alen Obottoneu
aus BEN Mege gu geben uno am 9lbeno
Dprber b:imlieb gu berretIen. Cine
Iofort porqenommene Aepiiion Der BON
ibm peripalteten 9aHe ersab beu 5e4Io
betrag bon fiinf5igtauiero Wtart.
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gas IN gorf, "a. april.

Rem gort, "a. apriI.
aupf.r. - Martt rubig; glsctrolp'
tic unb 5iDeites 8iertel 5000
30.O0, nomineQ; jpGtere @nstubr
$24.W-30.00, npnlinea;
Gifen. - Wiartt fsit unb unnerdn'
bert.
3inn. = Martt itarf; $5725-
$3.50.
Blei. - Marft feb 9bc.
Spelter. - Wlartt nominea.
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G6icaso, "a. april.

g 9peins 3ufubr 1900
wsarit i9pa9 uno uHoerd,bert; Bull
$3.50 -15SO; Isitts S14.50-15.70
semiidte $15.1o-15.S5; itiper'
$15.15-15.S5; robe $15.16-15.35j
Gsrtel $9.00-l3.U.
Rinbbisb. - 3ufubr 5000
Warit iistig; Ratioe Beef Siiere $S.'
90-13.40; Stoters uno Geebers ST.
1880; Giibe unb Seifers $500
HOO; adlbsr S750-1200.
g 4afe. - 3ufubr 12,OO0; ;Warst
fart; Wetbers S10.60-13.00; GaDei
$9.50-12.5O; GGmmer $12.15-l6.'
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8rsunbltas @inIabuna.

6err Meier bat ietren ebemaIigeH
StammtiiafreunO SauI3e, Der i'm
bel 9eleaerbeit elmer pplitif9eH De-
batte seobrfeigt, gum S9iebsriater
gelaoen. 6err Shal5e ertldrt ii6 tez
reit, sur Siibne brerbunosrt Mart fir
Die 2trmer Der Stabt gu ppfern NOS
nit 6srr Wleier angsiicbts Oes nabens
ben Sei!es bohber3ieerlpeiis etnoera
itonben lit. Gls er bas Stmmer Dsra
IdBt. oriidt i'm Der GdiebsmarH
marin bic Sdnb: oSer5ltchen DoHt,
Serr Nssier, i'm Ramen unierer glrs
men un0 laFen sic uHs NAL
balb pieber etpos SHtommen"
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binurp firfts 31-31ac; auf BEN
Wartt 31-33c.
Harioffein. - 3ufubr So Cars;
Wartt unperdnbert.
@efliisel. - 2ebenbes, Uiarit bod;
Sabine 23c.
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Oiebn,arft.
gineinnati, "a. slpril.


gintinnnti, "a. april.
3ufubr unb 0erianbt ipdbrerb be
lsbten "a Stunoen. persli6en mi
Dem porOsrsansenen 5ase, iinb mi
folst:
3nfpbr:
Rinbp. S9peine Shaf
%. april 1922 5703 X
"a. april ~. PSI 2299 III
WeranDt:
gfinbo. S6peine S4at
"a. a. aprii 234 2os5
Rtnbpieb. - Die 3ufubrer
iraren leiAt unb Der Mar.t f4leppen0
bic preiIe per6liebsn aGssmein itetig
Wlilttii6e iparen tart bel lei4tem 4n'
ssbot. Stoders unb ayeebsrs Darsr
i!au unb preiie unDsrdnbert.
Mittlere unb i9uere Stisre $3.50
--11.75; GletIdFr Stiere $3.50
1000; aussrleIens his ertra $10.25-
HOO: Seifers $750-10.OO; auser'
lefene Bis srtra $10.25-10.75; Sii.
bs $e.25-8.50; aussrlsIsne bis srtrc
$S.75--925; Gamers $5.00-6.0oi
Wil9tibe $45.00-125.OO; Gtoders
Enb 0eebsrs $6.25-9.50.
8ullen. - Die 3ufubren tparer
is6r lsidt unb lDarsn bic preiie Be
gutter Naafrase alg:msin itstig.
Setie guflen <$9.25-9.75; Bologna
$500 500 masa. unb lsi4ts $6.'
5O-7.75.
RGlber. - 9i. 3ufubren tparer
3ie,nli6 rei4li4. Der Wartt fdleppenf
unb bic preife rnosrdnbsrt.
Bette leitte aGl6sr $12.OO; fal,
bis quite S10.50-11.75; orDindr.
unD srobe $6.50-l0.OO.
g 9peiHe. : Die 3ufubreu pa'
rem mdbis unb iHfolgs bshsrer Ra4s
frass paren bic 4reii. bis gu 10e
bober.
0ute bis aussrlefsns gerianbts
unb sylsiiHerfortsH $15.55-15.6o;
gsmil9ie unb mittIere $15.35-15.'
30; lsi6te WeriaHOtiorisn l2O bis
$50 pfuno $13.75-14.35; 0erisI
no pfuub unb peniser $500
1900; prbinGre Bis auserlsisne idtpe.
re f,tte Sdue $9.00-14.85; Stass
$S.00-12.00; gtra 1925.
g 9afe unb GGmmer. - Dis
3ufubr NOR iI.in uHb fanb oas 4ns
sebOt su seitrisen prsiisH idn.a 4bs
fab.
SGaft, auserl.isne Bis ertra $11.75
100; CUTE bts aus.rlsiene $11!0O
-11.75; orSinGre bis fair $500
1850; sefborsne S7.00-10.00. aGm.
mer, auserleiens bis extra $14.75-
100; quite bis duserIeiene $14.00-
14.75; orbindr. bis fair $500
1850; se[9orsns $1o.O-13.oo;
Griihiabrss s2dmmr $16.OO-A.50.
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NsSmartise Wsdrfte.
Rem gor.. "a. sfpriI.
Il = Mlnrtt felt aehalten.

Wsbl. - UIar.t feit sebdlten.
Weissn. = yiarit fart; Ro. 2 bar'
ter $2.75l I. o. 5. u. D.; go. l ylor'
tbern Duluth $2.544; gio. l RortberH
Uaonitoba $2.68a (. o. B. Reip gort.
Mel4Itorn. - Wartt itari; Ro. 2
s.lbes $1.65t {. |. (. q. q.
Saisr. - Rartt feter; Sianoaro
76a a-77r.
pori. - Dart iiarf.
Beef. - War,t feft.
G9malj. - Nartt fart. Wibbls
Bsii $2l.60-21.70.
3uder. - Robsr. Nar!t rubls.
Centrifugal $6.l4; MpIafes $5.26;
rafiinirter 3udsr, Warst itetis; IstlI
sraRulIirisr $50.
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RjDi's 0elbnsarfte.
Ds ontoa "a. arnL 1911.


Die N6Afrsse naG 1ansbsn mar eins
stemli6 auie nnb be 8insraien limb I'M.
uerhRbert getlieben tJiir Enriehen .on
-rals iuurbsn bon ben Bnnfen 4H--53 be.
reAHst vabrenb WsfHaltspapisre ~ 5lx--
W. blsfenfiFt ipsroen. 9m oiissen Marfts
suroea Derteten .sH sau- az 4--4H%
snb anf Bslt Az 4K--5& plafirt
@fAfd ssi Nsp ysrt
uarsn ieiter unb purbtn ~ zoe 9isloutc
yer $1,000 sSiidsn Banisn bsriauft. Die
0oMntersate bstrasi soc yrdmie per $1,000.
Gedfd asf Gnrspa.
eidt.Usdisl euf gonbo. wurbeu 40
All prs VII. Gisrline auotirt. Bed.
ig auf Berlin Dursen nid,t austiry; idr
@sHfa ouf Baris i8e pro sjrane. aui
Nmfeyham AZ pSs 0ufbea. We9iel
ssl 1aDuH wurben nidt quotirt. yires
isHe. HubeI 81. Sfs6bslm pro kysns
$3.50. 5rsnrs tsAssIl) 20;.
sHHbes-rbiisafionsu.
nsrss sIt,a uns hsiis. Die Ssaiea svs.
tyrfn ME fofof.
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.@lein aOsnai unb msins ,3isarrsn
ipsrben INNER fpsHigsr IT Id ,peib
nur nifs, iommt ba Elm 9ebisnter
p'riibsr cher uleins l5rau2!-
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gilOer ans oem SelOe.

auf ben gabnsn bes 5trieaes ourdj
Nolen. ariesss@rlebnife sines
Sploaten.
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nirttr Gut aoof 5000; poipbereo
1910; CUBES $3.50; graHulirisr
$500: Gonftttion<r ~" $3.50;
Off "a" $8.60--S.70; ipsibsr srtra
$s.40-8.50; ettra rg" $3.50 per
tunssrt piunb.
RoIaffss. - Mlarit fistis.
Rem Orleans Open astttl 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per 9uIIons.
Meis. - Gxira iancp Ssab Ia
Sac; iunsp 7-7as; iw0np Ssap
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1dali@er Marft'S SeriHt.
Gineinnati, "a. @pril.

4
Cincinnati, "a. april.
0i. na4fOlssnbm AuOtiruuseu b.'
,isben fid nur auf GnsrOs arans'
attionsn. 8ei tleineren 9si4dftsll
iperbsu etipas b5bere preifs bsrs4net'
probifionen.
S&mala. prima Steam
2l.0p p2L20; Jamilp 23a-24e.
1roden aefaIseues GIsifa
- Short clear Geiten 21t-21ae;
grira ibort clear Seitsu 2l-21ae;
iirse Rippenieitsn 20s 20ae; Bellies
23a-24se per pfunb.
@erdudertes GNif4.
Short clear Seitm 234-24e; egtra
ibort clear Seiten23A 24e; fur5e
EippsnIeiten 23-233e; Beetles 25i
-26ae pei pfunb.
sugar gureb 1leif4. -
SHinten 27-27ae; pienic S4ulierIl
211 Pc; greatfait Bacon 34-
35t; S4iItsrn in padetsn 22a-23e;
Sdultern. Rem yori Gut, 23-23ae;
trodens Beef S&ultern 1886 per
Plumb.
Gdbsep0ieItes Gf.tf4.
S4inien 24-24ae; pirnie S4ul'
tern 1S5 -19e; Bellies 28-28ae;
Sdulisrn, Rem YOrt Gut 2o-2Oae
per pfunb.
Jrif4es Gftifd. = S9tnieu
loie 23A-24Ae; pienie S&uItern 18a
-19tc; Sduliern 20-o0ae; fur5s
RippenTsiteu 20-20ae; fbort clear
Rippenisiten 20-2Oae; er.ra fbcrt
clear Rippenieiien 20-2Oae; Iei&s
Bellies 31a a-a2e; f@sDsrs Bellies
29-29ae.
WebI unb 0etreibe
Webl. @inter patsnt $11.50
-12.OO; Binisr fanep $11.0o--11-s
90; Winier 0amilp $10.5O-11.O0;
Winter ertra $9.50110.O0; Wintsr
orbinGrer $g.O0-9.5O; 5art.s Wei.
Sen patent S11.50-12.00; Sdrtes
Msi5eu fancp $1075-11.25; 5cries
D,i5sn Gamilp S9.50-10.00; Ros'
gen, Rortbpsitern semiibtss $3.50
S.75; Rosssn, Gitp, rtinss $50
900; ROsssn. gitp, semii4tes $s.25
-9.05.
Dei3en - go. 2 rotbtr minter
$2.84-2.S6; Ro. 8 DO. $2IS0-2.S3;
Eo. 4 30. $2.60-2.75.
Welidtorn. - Ro. 2 ptibes
$1.58; Ro. 3 DO. $1.57; Ro. A bo.
S1.55-1.56; SO. 8 DO. $1.52-1.5 "a;
gio. 6 bo. $1.48-1.50. - No. 2 seI'
les s1.54h-1.O0; 90. 3 bo. $1.54
1.54A; no. A DO. $1.51-153; Ro.
5 bo. $1.49-1-51; gio. 6 bo. $1.47--
I49. = Ro. 2 semitt.s s1.54t--
1.55; go. 3 DO. $1.54-1.54a. Ro. 4
DO. $151-1.53; go. 5 DO. $1@--|
1.51- 90. 6 DO. $147-1.49. = Wsis
Rss aplbentorn $1.57--1.58; gelbes
Eplteniorn s1.54--156; eernii9tts
aoIbenlorn S1.53-1.55.
Safer. - 30. 2 tpeibr 1916;
Gtanoarb ipsiber 73-73ae; Ro. 81
psibsr 73c; 30. 4 ipeiBer Tx;
go. 2 ssrHiidier 72e; Rp. 3 semiits
ter ein9eimii&er Tic; go. 4 semiidtsr
zoe.
Rossen. - Ro 2 $1.90-1.92;l
Rc. 3 bo. $1.S5--LSs; 90. 4 bo.
S1.70--1.S0.
WhiIfeh.
Wsriauft fpurbsn 73S gbls. Die
Killers Diniitp Gjooos aui Der gaiis |
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Miss Kathryn Fox Married.

A very simple but pretty wedding
ceremony took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Fox in Rickre-
all, Wednesday, February 14th at ]
o clock, when their daughter, Kath-
ryn, j., was united in marriage to
Herman Alvor Brown, of Indepen-
dence. Rev. D. V. Polling of Dallas
read the impressive service. Miss
Maude Gilfrey, of Creswell, played
the wedding march and sang a num-
ber of beautiful songs. The rooms
were filled with flowers, the keynote
of color scheme being pink. Only
relatives and close friends were pres
ent. Both are well known young peo-
pie of Rickreall. The bride is of an
old pioneer family, the granddaugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.
Basket and the groom the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown of Indepen-
dence After a short wedding trip
they will make their home in Oregon
City.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16

held with President Hines presi.!-
iag. The constitution was read and
tle various committees appointed.
Paitners for supper were found by
matching candy hearts. The Valen-
tine idea was carried out in the re-
freshments, also. Those present were
the Misses MuIiel Hayes, Flavia Stin-
nette, Gladys Lewis, Matte Crook,
Eunice Martin, Amy Hibbard, Hazel
Bursell, Maggie Odom, Emma Ander-
son, Hazel McBee, Effie McBee, Mes
SIS. Bolton Stinnette, Maurice Hayes
Clarence Nelson, Alfred Coon, Will
liam Jackman, George Jordan, Car
son Odom, Glen Holman, Mr.. Hines,
Rev. Short, Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. and
Mrs. McBee.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Entertains at Luncheon.

Mrs. C. l.. Crider was a charming
hostess at one clock luncheon Civ
en- at her home, Monday afternoon,
in honor of the ladies of the D. A.
X. The rooms were decorated in
flags. The dining room was adorned
in dainty spring blossoms and ferns.
After the luncheon the afternoon was
devoted to a business meeting and
fancy work. The members of the D.
A. R. present were: Mesdames S. B.
Taylor, M. L. Boyd, J. E. Bloom, J,
R. Sibley, D. o. Bronson, H. C. FAX
in, R. Y. Morrison. j. E. Sibley, S.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
B. Sundberg, J. R. Brown, J. G. Van
Orsdel and Miss Fannie Dempsey.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Entertained.

The members of the Christian
church choir serenaded and delight
fully surprised Mr.. and Mrs. M. D..
Ellis, on Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis returned Sunday from a
month IS visit in California. A social
hour and music was enjoyed, after
which light refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. M. D. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Whitney, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Nc
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Grind
helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gibson,
Mrs. Rose Grant, the Misses Alice
Grant, Ava Coad, Nola Coad, Bessie
Gooch and Messrs. Fred Eldridge and
Will Caldwell.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Sunday School Glass Entertained.

Miss Francis Ingram entertained
Mrs. Longnecker's Sunday school
class of the Methodist church at her
home on Stump street, Tuesday ev-
ening. Songs and music were enjoy
ed by the guests after which Mrs. In
gram served bountiful lunch. Mem
bers of the class present were: Rena
Bennett. Osha Tate, Rena Olmstead,
Luella Stewart, Dena Wilson, Myrtle
Chase and Francis Ingram and Mrs.
Longhecker and Mrs. Ingram.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Silver Tea.

On Wednesday afternoon a party
consisting largely of the ladies of the
Evangelical church were entertained
at a silver tea given by Mrs. Jennie
Smith and Mrs. David Seth at the
home of the latter, 1918 Main street.
The guests were, Mrs. z. NJ. Knight,
Mrs. Geo. Scott, Mrs. Fannie Brown,
Mrs. C. Riser, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Bu-
ell, Mrs. Rhoda Lynn, Mrs. G. Z.
Erskine, Mrs. Alice Stanton, Dor
othy Erskine, Mrs. F. R. Smith, Miss
Ruth Smith, Mrs. A. J. Barham, Miss
Bess Owens, Mrs. Bonnie Smith, Mrs
C. Winters, Mrs. Nellie Hubbard,
Mrs. Josne Griffin and Mrs. Edna
johnson. Singing and musical Sc.
lections by Miss Bess Owens were
contributed, adding to the enjoyment
of the occasion.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Sunday School Board To Meet.

The Sunday school board of the
Methodist church will meet this even
ing in the church parlors. After the
business meeting, light refreshments
will be served. All members of the
board are urged to attend.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Miss Matte Crook Entertains.

The Standard Bearsers of the Meth
odist church met at the home of Miss
Matte Crook on Monday evening
After short business meeting, music
and games were enjoyed. About 12
girls were present.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Dancing Party Saturday Evening.

A number Of The members Of the
younger set will be hostesses at III
informal stepping party at the Wood
man hall ON Saturday evening, fol-
lowing the Multnomah VS.. Dallas bas-
ketball game. The girls are planning
upon making the dance one of the
most enjoyable of the season.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
Entertains Sew and So Club

Mrs. Carl Williams was a charm
ing hostess Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the members of
the Sew and So club at her home. The
rooms were decorated in hearts and
cut flowers. The afternoon was spent
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
See Bird of Paradise.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Tooze, Jr.,
Muriel Grant, and Herman Hawkins
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Gates at a theater party in Salem
Wednesday night. The party motored
over in Mr.. Gates car and enjoyed
the "Bird Of Paradise.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16

in sewing, after 4
luncheon was serv'
assisted by Mrs. l
members of the 1
Mrs. C. L. Foster, i
Mrs. Lief Finseth,s
weth, Mrs. Maurice
ry Viers, Mrs. L. !
mon Grindheim, M.
the hostess.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-16
5nrtrtu
Civic Section to Meet.

The Civic Section of the Woman S
club will meet next Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Conrad
Stafrin. Mrs. Stafrin and Mrs. Asa
B. Robinson will be hostesses.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

After an absence of two years,
Horace G. Nebeker is back in ogden,
where he expects to spend the sum-
mer. He writes us that he never
saw the trees so green, nor the skies
SO blue as 1t is since his return to
Utah. He hopes to return to Logan
later in the summer. there being
quite lure to the old familiar
haunts. Mr.. Nebeker's address is
$40 23rd St.. Ogden. Utahs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

r. II. Siddoway, state fish and
game commissioner, has written his
appreciation to the local fish, game
and canyon committee, in it's interest
in Logan canyon, upon receiving a
copy of this paper containing the
excellent views of the canyon and
showing what the committee is do
ing to protect the travelling public
and the effort 1t is making to pre-
serve the fish and game in this sec
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

The first meeting of the new Ninth
ward will be held Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock in the German meeting
house, at which time the organiza-
ton Of number Of the auxiliary or
CARNATIONS will probably be made.
A full attendance Of all ward men,
bers is desired. The boundary OF
the ward begins at the corner OF
Fourth North and Second West.
thence east to Third East. and all
blocks north OF this division.