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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05

The nation, and especially the
south, was at about this time
shocked by the fact that the Presi-
dent had casually invited Booker t.
Washington, Negro educator to
lunch with him. Nc public comment
over was made by Roosevelt on this
act, which his closest friends al
ways looked upon as an error of
judgment. But IN this letter to a
man who knew the old southern
negro as did none other, the presi-
dent expresses the somewhat visit
full hope that s~ectionalism might
Jose It's bitterness through an APP
probation OF the ohild-like qualities
OF the real negro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05
The Art of Uncle Remus
ITO Joel Chandler Harris

ITO Joel Chandler Harris.)
White House,
Oct. IL, 1901.
MY DEAR HARRIS:
IL is worth while being President
when ones small daughter receives
that kind of an autograph gift. When
/ was younger than she is my Aunt
Annie Bulloch Of Georgia, used to
tell me some OF the brer rabbit sto-
ries especially brer rabbit and the
tar baby. But fond though I am Of the
brer rabbit stories ! think / am even
fonder OF your other writings. ]
doubt II there lie a more genuinely
pathetic tale In ali our literature than
''Free joe" Moreover I have 70
that all that you write serves TO bring
our people closer together. / know
OF course, the ordirery talk Is tl'at
an artist should be Judged purely by
his art; but / am rRthor u Philistine
and like to feel that tho art serves
Il good purpose. Your art 3 not only
an art addition to our sum OF national
achievement, but II has always been
az addition to the forces that tell for
dseaney, an dabove ali for the blot
ting out of sectional ~ant1gpnlsm.
A Ride and a Pillow Fight
White House. Oct. 10, 1903.
Dear Kermit;
was much pleased at your being
made captain OF your eleven. I would
rather have you captain of the third
eleven than playing on the second.
Yesterday afternoon Ethel on
Wyoming, Mother on Yegenka and l
on Renown had a long ride, the only
incident being meeting a large red
automobile, which much shook Re-
nown's nerves, although he behaved
far better than he has hitherto been
doing about automobiles. In fact, he
behaved so well that 1 leaned over
and gave him o lump of sugar when
he had passed the object of terror
the old boy eagerly turning his head
around to get II. 1t was lovely out
in the country, with the trees at
their very best of the fall coloring.
There are no red NAPLES here, but
the Virginia creepers and some of
the dogwoods give the red, and the
hickories, tulip trees and beeohes a
brilliant yellow, sometimes almost
orange.
When we got home Mother went
upstairs first and was met by Archie
and Quentin, each loaded with pill
lows and whispering not to let me
know that trey were in ambush; then
as I marched UP to the top they as
sailed me with shrieks and chuckles
of delight and then the pillow fight
ragged up and down the hall. After
my bath / read them from Uncle
REM Usually Mother reads them,
and then, when I think she
must have a holiday from It,
lad them myself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
HELD AT JAMESBuRo


81 Speci1I CoTreSpoHdehE n,,toro
JAMESBURG, Dec. So
nroyer meetings are scheduled to DE
beIS nj The home of members OF me
Nh church. beginning on TINS
Friday night and will continue until
~ new Year. At lower Jamesburs
members and their friends may woro
shin AT the home of Mrs. Gilmore
Mount. with Frank NJ. Denton, az
leader: at middle Jamesburg. KOS
Brown will be host with William -
crosby as leader and at upper James,
burg the home Of john Wa1uy VIZ
he omen to invite any who desire 70
ot.ond Tho service, the Rev. ]. b.
shaw, will preach at he Waddy
boma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05

when a man says yes to every
thing YOU suggest, stop suddenly
some time and you'll probably find that
ne ct paying much real attention to
q II remarks."-Exchange
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05

van hc no reserved seats and All are
nreed to be on hand early as ne
VIII be an unusually heavy attenuahVe
M this years entertainments
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05

now and then, when the dust clears
away and 1 look around. l feel n
L really have accomplished a little
at any rate.
I think you stood we'll In your
form. taking everything into account.
L feel you deserve credit for being
captain of your football eleven. and
yet standing as high as you do In
your class.
ITO be continued)
Rats Prolific.
A female rat produces 100 or more
young IN its lifetime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS,
MissOuIi.


MlHSOr6I farms. 10 acres, ii50. q
monthly. 20 acres. $500. 80 monthly.
productive, no We, waste land. hbun.
dtht thlrfHll healthful climate. Eo0d
schools and churches. close TO good
railroad town and three big markets
X + H. ana rural telephones fins .Uf
iuit. vegetables. poultry and hos fals.
ing, plenty ~ free range. perfect titlo,
Ire" round trip railway fare to Inspect
money hck after one year N disbS t,s.
u. rhoiogfi'hs and fun information
free. A II. West. 900 Baltimore Ave
i.f..T tIIs, No.
BEST hsrgain IN southwest Missouri
81 ncf.s most all bottom ~ vcr
mere" gDpd farms as 10 $50 per acre j..
y. Hutton, Weaubleau. Mo.
MISSOURI. 90 down g. monthly. buys
20 Acf's Eood fful,. poultry land.
near town. southern Missouri. 1870 Boz
81, NJ Vernon. lll
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Afkinsas
FINE FARM HOME, 120 acres, well i'm.
proved fnrm. d miles ArkAdclphlh on

FINE FARM HOME, t20 acres, well i'm.
proved farm, i miles Arkadolphia. on
fine road, splendid orchard, rich land
good buildings, price $40 per acre. T.
Reagan, ArkndelphIa. Ark.
IMPROVED farms In from acres 10
M large tract ns desired; no rocks. no
swnmps; level, sandy loan over rich
red suhsoll; these farms are well locat'
ed near good markets; good roads. will
grow fine fruit and vegetables Tine
cotton and corn land; good water,
hegthful: mn opportunity awaits you
here In securing good home at q low
price. write for descriptions and prices.
or come and investigate these bar
gains before they are all taken. John
X, Mathews, BoS s. Sheridan, Ark.
ARKANSAS ROUND TRIP SEQ.
DO YOU want good improved or un-
Improved level land IN fine hog and
corn country where crops are abund-
ant. land cheap, no rocks tame grasses
good towns, roads schools, churches
pure watrr good helghbcrs and good
hoalth2 write for literature. Rurch-
nel.Reneau Land Co. TN American
National Bank Bldg, oklahoma city,
Okla.
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Mississippi.

SACRIFICE wALkOuT-- 80 acres, all
working, high improved, mile town;
buildings, stock, tools. crops. all 10 40
percent Inventory Easy terms Other
BARGAINS tor dalry farms Tobacco. COT.
ton, corn hay grow Good farms ,2i
acre aud up. Terms. Comstock, Brook.
haven Misc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
We VIII Buy

We have buying orders 'or.
Auayme gauola.
american o and Ref Depositors.
Concord Quadrangle
Harvey aCrude- Mnrland
Kay County Gas National on X G.
Hog Greek Jr-Golcouda No ?.
Place your buying and selling or.
d'rs st Market. n We can buy Tot
lr5S or sell for more you get the sd
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Kansas.
s0i7rpt;XsTIhN KaG.

SUVTIIEASTENN knnEuN fnrma. MI
sizes; loves, prices, tolw1 81 0on aud
up, gund for bouklvi The ,u-" 'nanty
Investment Co., lola. Kan.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WANrEp-One or two strings stand.
ard tools complete. u iryUc- down.
also casing ami. pipe. Send liemlged
Ia'. vl'n best Iri,,s 1ri terms frs,
letter Bent A. Houi, Ems, -. Louis,
lu
OEr hundred are lu.e. Jefferson
county trade for 1u' mobile 2l.o-S
md lN...1 io-It.uu aiI reports good
Trade ON cash basis BOX ils Meal
sa.r. t#'H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


= >BICYCLE-New wheels and tires. prnc-
tlcally new. tl7SO. "a W. ith.
KoOL kofA stock for sale: ten shares
~, par value. Walnut 1892
BEAUTIFUL Navajo rugs Tor sale. ?Oj
East sth ~
FOR sAiE- Ladies' dark suit. size %O:
lndler winter coat, sl2o 20. both
prlendld condition l2ls n Robinson .
Walnut $3.50
FOR SALE Largo coal heating stove.
;, steel pots. coffcc boiler potato and
bean boiler. will cook for 800 men. Sell
Tor lors than half Maple 2l5s Il. iOs
East 1871.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

FILLING STATION
For sale located on good corner
equipped with one Wayne gus pump.
two Wayne oil pumps For psrticu-
lars write Wells a Son, CARRIER, Okla.
DINING ROOM and kitchen for rent TO
experienced man md wife In only
commercial hotel IN good live town.
Bcx a2G. Okcenc Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
ith Floor American Natl. Rank bldg
Michigan.

GOOD HARDWOOD LAND.
ON credlt In Mlchigan's best counties
very FERTILE, raises fine grain. fruit.
truck. SIS to $40 per acre, easy terms
10 10 ls0 acres: no swanps or stones
Tree farm advisers and Insurance.
money loaned, good markets, schools.
churches, hard road ds. etc, best land Of
ier IN u. 3 from largest company. es-
tablished 1905, write today for free
booklet. Swlgart Land Co. TlsSs. First
National Bank Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND sfocl

HIGH Glass leases, oil and insneeoy
rights and royalties IN Claiborne spl
Bun Bayou fields close w Al stu0.
Address, J. n. Campbell. shrovsports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
BOB PARMAN OFFERS

BOB PARMAN OFFERS
$50 RIVERSIDE OIL 4 REF : 20
1000 UNITED o. a II, ANY
PART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bargain
GOO WHITE PANTHER OIL. Is
20 BURK HAWK OIL .,... $50
1000 WHITE ROCK OIL .... .oih
900 DEPoSlToRS OIL &
II HOME PETROLEUM go, as
? oo0 SAMMIES oil ..,..... bargain
1000 RIG DIAMOND .. a II, Special
50 GLADSTONE OIL a
REF. ................, los
$500 ASSURANCE o, 4 II. O.. .ls
500 n AMERICAN o. Il r.. Bid
200 RANGER TEXAS OIL, SIS
btN AMERICAN OIL. n REF. Bid
900 TREASURE STATE OIL. rs
JO OBSIDiAN OIL A. GAS. Bargain
ie0-500 MIAMI METALS ..,, SIS
pIFRSEN T. T.
GLASS B' ....,....,,.. 5000
WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICE FOR
5000 Concord; 1000 American O. a r.;
500 Aubyme 800 Deposltors; 80 Black
Panther. ~ Quadrangle: 100 Rsnols:
900 on State Pet. 5000 Osase o. 4
H.
SUBMIT YOUR, BUYING AND SELL
INC ORDERS
Nothing, TO Promote but Service"
GlS-lT American Rank Bldg.
Walnut ASR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

GROOM house. harm hen house. on g.
aero r1.a iu ,ur-tdrd mile Of good
s.hO0. hHu.r bt bumrlght Oka rent
Hg ~. $50 per month Trade MS n st
800. W.u' OBJ improved acreage here or 3
what hly, yOu' 2gl5 Wctt 18Th. okla.
boom, '.'t
WILL TRADE I lots In shields nddl.
ton. pair lots iu boulevard Heights
ana pair lots in pltShurg, Okla fer
nI9 H q Mnard. lil9 N, Harvey;
Wolugt '
hf OWNER Wants 10 trade new s.
room uurgaIuN fOr modern lots on
paving Walnut 26i3 Maple iisi.
TRADE rll-e-in Income property.
uWt }l month want farm close 10
vr'il town owner Ine W. Grand,
.|I. FHr.I CIV M4fI. 4TT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma,

FARMS Tor sale ny the owner ~ acres
miles west of E'Uckynrds. VIII grow
anything. WIN take city property on the
Hnlc Maple 4lts-H.
IANM FOR SALE Nohr oi field
Snua Tor rent, Win stock and impic-
mcnis for sale Pay you 10 inyeSu'
gate 4 u owen, Geronimo, Okla.
70 ACRES. Norman car line: IN i've
cent fare: nN.-roOm bungalow win
brth. birch finish; bullun features.
bearing orchard hen houses; gafnge;
deep well with windmill. good yard
urd garden fence; shade trees rele
hone. one hlpuk south stop eight on
Nonuuu '7r line. T.. Ncedhnns, onnet,
phone NIX 10
[,rlCrgOn River Bottom
9sp aorrs. MI bottom mllos from
good fallfohd town: 2 ordinary sets ~
Improvements, small orchard some
alfalfa, ull fenced Sni cross fenced 50
pcies hog proof goo acres w cultiyr-
ton; balance pasture. price 10 per
spfc.
The Ross CrardalN CO.
7'5 National Bank Big maple go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

FOR sALE-Resali store at curren, in
voice. stock around $1,000. fixtures
81. $50. daily sales average ti2s per day.
cash deal. no trades. reasonable rent,
population 5000. only two other atorV.
fine opportunity for i've druggist A.
X, OklahomAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
FOR QUICK SALE.

FOR QUICK SALE.
A t.track hSwling alley, complete
with balls. pins md automatic settlers
big bargain II sold at once. W. +. Gf-
ford Ringwood. Okla,
TELEPHONE exchanges for sale ana
trade; they pay ~ percent interest or
price Oklahoma Securities CO. 1pshr
Rrle I'ldg.. phin, cma city, OKLA.
FOR SALE up-ti-date cafe, fixtures;
large range; ev"ryth X ncwi WIZ IN
voice 81 500. barsaih. Lancaster
Cafe Ala. okla.
For sALE.-iIalf interest In l-chc'r
barber shop; koksn white furniture
case No. 2?i, chair 40 sSb; shop 's do
Ing n Gooc business; hest sra'l town ~
Oklahoma. reason tor selling, Address
Boz ib. Apachc. Okla.
For SALE millinery store, on account
OF slckness: tow1 " $500 t. i,oo0 IN
habitants; only millinery store; county
scat II. o., Okishoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

''.,Ve NNt' i"nVh' NolI lHproNeu, lay
Tor county, Texas. tlb per acre, IS
acres. miles south Olden Switch In
Eas,land county, $500 per acre In fine
native land; also have several good
farms. Jones and Taylor counties Tex
as, for sale. W. A. Stagner, L. o. Box
6ls, Abilene. Texas.
$50 ACRES Ward county. Texas. near
drilling wells; Sl2.50 acre; abstract TO
date; want good antobomile. or hunga-
low. Ous Garrett, kingfisher, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
1HEATERS TOR SALE

WANTED--2o0 10 100 used opeta chairs.
must he good. priced right II. NJ
'OkahOmnn
FOR SAl.E--Good thonter In oil town.
must sell at once. health requires II i,
vii sell at sacrifice. II. T.. Oklaho
man,
FOR SALE Fully equipped movie the
ntrr. seats 200. only one In town ui
$500 now doing nice business fimo
tHfcN up with NV road show Address
Fred II rrlon. Star thcatcr. North Sic
lhlpHter. Dkln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

SOUTHWEST TEXAS RANCH, 5000
acres. 100 miles from San Antonio.
In artesisn belt. ak miles from rail.
road. no improvements. IS percent fine
land. unsurpassed climate, worth .
hundred thousand, VIII take half IN
good city property; no Junk cOnsid-
cred, John =. Msrrs, Eldorado Hotel,
Wichita Falls. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FOR SALB or TRADF,-Farrs in
.Nrk1nsas # " Main. Walnut M.
Mrs liugsciman
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Ben A. Longfellow
STOCKS AND BONDS.
6is-lt Insurance Bldg.
We Buy Liberty Bonds

Nsh Tor STOCK quotations,
We will he glad 10 inform YOU re-
rNrdins any security either stocks or
bonds.
Market letter mailed free upon re-
Dtiett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
MERCHANDISE

II you have stock Of merchandise
you really want TO sell. write TO me at
once describing your stock. Box III.
VI oOhward, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

1.ao-os Pullman city facing car line.
good Groom california huurolpW
u,i barn. chicken house and wei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
5Ech2nge

-.'.Ny.. 4.-.r5 Z.
sd Acres 7.room 'rpme. pladered
house Win b. cement I'm good condition,
harm s"Nll'. --sioy, M good condition.
Some other ou' buildings, fine well
sH'' water with wind min. all fenced
ln1 Cross fenced. - Acrbs rscellent
sfasS balance place In cultivation.
hHDF, .uaWy sol, ~ mile OF good
school. j, g. - mail route: s miles
southeast OF city on good road. With
nu- -u-o s. op; price s. 000 WilI
trade equity for california bungalos or
u.U, cutrge
The R03g-Crand2ll Go.
-'' Liberty Bldg Meplc sas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
JnO. e. Dickson

OIL LANDS and leases In Oklahoma.
Kansas. Texas and New Mexico,
bought and sold. f. L. waltman Big
heart OslR
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r. E PIERCE
OFFERS

SUBJECT 20 ,OSFlRNATION
..I NNtIuDNN DII.A ELF 81 10
H'u NAtIffIt TNI Ur
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hSSs! *. .,sc@,ns as,n house clo.s ~, ,r'
EsruA ASA cepapA Walnut AAs7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FIR SALE by OWNER room mod
'fh Urtinge. basement and garage on
la@t Ih St ! block from car. prlco
Y w. 3l-IlN viii hnndle WAlnnt Nil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-16

CLft,NJNG, pressing and hsttery par
lors dong ti?5 TO 1i75 per week.
fully equipped, will sell for $3.50 cash
or good noto and half cash, best loca-
tlon In town, $50 rent. building l5xs0
feet Crystal Cleaning Co. Pawnee.
Okla BoY 2F3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24
MONDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1910
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN.

We are not referring 20 the dang
er signal of the railroad crossing,
but to the danger that confronts the
people now in klamath Falls. This
danger is simply their failing to lis
ten to the knock of Opportunity. "
In this issue of The Herald we are
printing a story about the remark
able growth of one OF the banks Of
the city. This growth is indicative Of
the rapid expansion of the city in
every direction. 1t tells you that
klamath Falls is rapidly outgrowing
the habiliments of the small town
and that we are today on the tres
hold of a city. Are you going to
stop long enough to look the situa-
tion over and listen to the advice of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24

comparison. What is true OF Main
street is true OF every section OF the
city. Within five years klamath
Falls will have u population OF over
twenty thousand people, That will
mean great increase In values
throughout the entire city and
property that today Is a joke. as was
Main street property twelve years
ago, will be making fortunes for the
persons wise enough to invest.
Don't be afraid OF the price you
will have to pay, klamath Falls
property. as we'll as property thru
out the county. IL on tho market to-
day below It's actual value. The man
who Is waiting for IL to get cheaper
will be like the man who was here
years ago--he will be telling how he
could have bought It for the price
asked today and how he missed
making a fortune because he did not
have the nerve to invest,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24

There are many evidences OF better.
Ing conditions In Belgrade, Serbia, Bel
grade university opened n short time
ago. The American Red Cross Is now
erecting barracks to house the students
during the summer.
In the spirit OF the people there Is
a marked change for the better In the
last few months. Social gatherings are
more frequent. and few moving pic
ture theuters are In operation.
Shops in the city are gradually re,
filling with stocks. Prices are high.
Reports from the Interior indicate q
large grain harvest with a possible
surplus for export In South Serbia,
These reports have had encouraging ef.
feet on life In the capital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24
China to Make Cement.

The cement requirements OF North
China will probably soon be supplied
by domestic production. One large con.
Germ Is said TO control this industry
In North China. and It's plant Is located
NJ Tangshan. n small town about 100
miles northeast OF Tientsin. on the Pc.
king.Mukden railway. II Is equipped
with modern machinery, and secures
It's supply OF limestone on the site Of
the worsa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24
At the Theatres

Those who have had the oppor.
tunity OF seeing "A Mans Fight"
declare Il TO be Dustin Farnum's
best production to date. In this
United Picture Theatres production
Dustin Farnum has opportunity n
crafty the desire he has for some
time expressed to lay aside tenn
porarily his accustomed cowboy
roles. and, in fact. he Is seen In tho
first part Of the picture in evening
dress. The earlier scenes are laid
in the East with Mr.. Farnum In the
role OF young and somewhat
profigate only son OF a wealthy and
aristrocratic New York family
Laboring under a misconception of
a tragic event which occurred In the
aristocratic household, Dustin Far
mum sacrifices himself for the sake
OF his adored and adorable sister.
His resolve to shield her at all haz-
ards from a charge OF crime In
wolves his being sent to Sing Sing.
The locale then changes to the
virile West where the young aristro-
crat having served his sentence, Is
essaying to begin life anew At the
very moment OF his assured success
he is confronted with the record Of
his earlier career. The denounce-
ment OF the crashing crisis Is said
to form one of the NOSE thrilling
scenes OF this great picture.
At the Liberty tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-24

wise business men who are telling
you to invest in Klamath Falls prop
erty?
Twelve years ago man could
have bought property on Main street
from Fifth to Tenth for from six to
twenty dollars a foot. The price to-
day is no higher-not as high-in
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
Young Society Celebrates

That it takes more than a Flu
epidemic" to damper the ardor of
the little folks was evidenced by
the hilarious gathering of young
society at the home of Mrs. Bart
Simon on Sat. The event was in
honor of the 7th birthday of Leon
ard McMahon and ten of his play
mates assembled there and shared
with him a substantial dinner
and spent the afternoon in play
ing games and in having a gener-
al good time. At $50 the little
guests babe their host reluctant
goodbye and all voted the affair
a huge success.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
Mrs. Frank Theyring

Elizabeth Sonnen was born at
Buffalo Grove, Cook county III.
on Sept. 10, 1867 where she spent
here childhood years. She came
with her parents to Idaho in 1886
and located at Keuterville, being
one of the earliest settlers of that
section. She was married to
Frank Fheyring Nov. "a, 1886 at
the Indian mission at Lapwai
and hen settled on a homestead
near KeutervilIe where they lived
almost continuously until her re-
cent death. She was a kind and
faithful wife and loving mother
always sacrificing her own COM
fort for that Of her family. She
was true Christian neighbor al
ways helping those who were in
need and her life was one of sun
shine to those of her family and
friends. Death was due to influ-
enza and heart trouble.
She leaves to mourn a grief
stricken husband and five grown
children as follows: Mrs. D. RE
man, of Keuterville; Edward and
Mrs. Ben Rieman, of Ferdinand;
and Emma and Joseph at home;
a brother, Ed Sonnen; sister, Mrs.
W. Hartman and large circle of
friends and acquaintences.