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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

Word has been received from eli-
bert Holt stating he is now back IN
the United States. stationed at Camp
Mills. and will very likely be home
in short time. Fay wells has also
written that he expects to return 10
Payette the last of this week
L. E. Peterson, Jas. Lauer and
the two boys, Everett and Donald
returned Tuesday evening from
few days outing and fishing trip in
the mountains. They had the best
of success, reporting 240 trout OF
very fair size. Mr.. Lauer says tne
one noticeable feature OF their Trip
was the excellent roads through
Adams County where the Highway
has been finished.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

The Grange Cooperative milling
Company has crew of men at work
at their plant on Drybuck, skidding
in logs and getting the mill ready TO
operate. This company is operating
strictly on a cash basis. The mill
and all equipment is paid for No
work will be contracted for, or equip
ment of any kind purchased without
the cash on hand to pay.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
SOMETHING NEW

The Payette Modern Garage mas
in transit a car of baby Overlands
and a car of light weight WHY'S
Night Overlands. These cars will
fill the want of any prospective buy
er. both in quality and price. There
is a great demand for cars and you
had better place your order now
When the cars arrive, you will have
three days to make inspection, and
if not up to your expectation, you
will have the privilege to cancel your
order.
Payette Modern Garage,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
.PAYETTE COUNTY
COMMERC|ALCLUB
NOTES

The work of placing signs along
the Evergreen Highway, both east
and west, attracting attention to
Payette County, is well under way.
Four very large signs IA 26 feet
are being painted by the sign paint
ers. Two of these signes will be
placed along the road between Noun
tain Home and the Boise Valley;
one on the North and South High
way near Council and one near Hunt
ington
There is also being made num-
Der of smallef signs, 3 feet,
which will be distributed along the
same road for the purpose of at
tracing the attention of the tour
lists to our valley before they in
vest elsewhere.
The free auto camp ground will
be completed and ready for use by
the end of this week.
The following is a letter received
from the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, and all those in
terested may see the list of vacan- |
cies which the government desires
to fill at once, on the poster in the |
window OF the Commercial Club. /
The Civil Service Commission has a !
good many places which they are
very anxious to have filled.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
MRS. ROBERTS UNDER
GOES OPERATION

Mrs. ]. E. Roberts was taken TO
Boise the forepart Of last week ana
on Thursday underwent an operation
at the st. Alfonso Hospital. The
operation was quite serious one
but we are pleased to announce that
she is getting along quite well. Nurse
Hazel White accompanied her as
we'll as Mr.. Roberts, and will Dc
with her until she is able to return
home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

W. c. Trevy arrived in Payette
Monday evening from overseas Mr.
Trevy volunteered in the service
over seventeen months ago and has
ssen all kinds of action on the front
line. He was constantly under she'll
fire from January 21, 1918 until
the last day of the fighting, and has
some thrilling experiences to relate
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
ATTENTION

The regular luncheon of the Pay
cite County Commercial Club which
was scheduled for for next Monday
ar tbe Hotel Bancroft, will be held
Saturday noon at the same place IN
order to secure Ida NJ. Tarbell, Amer
ica's foremost woman Pubhcist and
Journalist, who will address the
members of the Club. Don't miss
this opportunity.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
TWo-CENT POSTAGE
NOW In FORCE

Beginning July 1st the rate OF
postage on mail matter of the First
Glass shall be the same as the rate
in force on october 2, 1917. This
means that it will require two-cents
for each letter mailed in Payette
hereafter, as the 1c drop rate does
mot apply where City Carriers are
employed. Therefore all letters will
require TWo-CENTS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
NEVER TOO LATE

1t is never too late to announce
the arrival of babies in the commun-
itv. The nine pound girl that arriV-
ad at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. e.
Moss on the morning of the goth nev
er sent us word of her arrival, so we
are somewhat tardy in making the
announcement. jun says two ooss
and a girl is a pretty good start
for family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
BATTLEsHIP MAINE"

The Secretary of the Commercial
Club received a letter from Cover
nor Davis to the effect that 1911
memorial tablets made from the met
al recovered from the wreck OF the
old battleship Maine, together
wit zone ventilator, two deck plates
and three powder tanks are avail
able and will be distributed among
the cities, military or naval associa-
tions or societies who desire TO
have one of these relics,
This matter was Immediately tax
en- ND with Secretary Daniels OF the
Navy and we fully expect that Fay
ette County will receive from the
Navy Department one of these tab
let's made from this historic battle
ship.
The Secretary of the Commercial
Club has for free distribution, tol
the benefit of all who contemplate
anto trips, maps of the following
states: Oregon. Montana, Idaho
wyoming, Northern California, Ari
zona. Washington, Colorado, NeV
Mexico. Utah and Nevada. Thes
mans show the best roads for aut
travel, and anyone contemplating a.
auto trip should be sure to get on
of these late maps.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
ACME CUTTERS ARRIVE

The first car load of feed cutters
ever shipped into Payette, was un-
loaded this week by the De Laval
Dairy Supply Co. for the Farmer
Cooperative Creamery Co.
The Acme ranges in sizes from
the little three-man outfit TO tne
large seventy-five ton-a-day machine
1t is a combination hay cutter ano
ensilage chopper, and the only all
steel frame, lawn-mower-type cutter
lon the market.
The Acme Cutter is OF the SAM
ouality goods as the De Laval cream
separator, and is the standard II
the feed-chopper world, the same
as the De Laval separator is in tn
tdairy world.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
YEoMEN NOTICE

The Brotherhood of American feo
men will hold their first meeting for
the months of July, August ano
September on some lawn. The July
meeting will be held at the home oi
Archers Kirkendall, July Sth. AL
members please take notice.
Mrs. C. E. Rhoads, Corps,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
Payette Modern Garage,

Lit. Lester Branthoover who re-
turned to Camp Lewis last week.
was not given his discharge but was
sent out in car in company with
a couple other soldiers, thru north
Iern Washington on recruiting
"trip.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The County Commissioners VIII De
in session during the month OF July
as a board of equalization to near
any complaints from the tax payers
who may feel they were unjustly as
sessed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
HOLIDAY SERVICE AT

The usual Holiday Hours will be
observed at the Post Office on lnde-
pendence Day, July 4th. Patrons
wishing their mail will please call
between the hours of 10:00 and II:
a. m. No mail will be delivered by
Carrier.
E. t. Bowman, Postmaster
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB FESTIVAL

Club ftiSils AL
The Boys and Girls club Festival
held last Saturday. drew quite
large crowd from the country and
many of the town people turned out
to see the Parade and enjoy the
afternoon program Many OF the
parents of the boys and girls we're
present and enjoyed the picnic din
ner and the games during the after
noon. The parade was very scoh,
and altogether the affair was splen
did success. Miss Strong, County
Club leader is taking great inrer-
est in this work and is deserfns OF
much credit for the interest shown
by the boys and girls.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
ST. JAMES CHURCH.

Beginning on the first Sunday IN
July and continuing until further
notice there will be one service oniy
on Sundays. Holy Eucharist at
A. NJ.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

. LOST: A lady's black leather poe
ket book containing two bills ana
some silver, in the grandstand al
Weiser Sunday. Finder please leave
at this office and receive reward.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

See the war pictures in our WIN
dow taken on the field Oh pateie-
Farber's.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
OBITUARY
players

/ Francis B. Gardner was born neal
Rock Island, Illinois in 1857 and
! died at his home on the farm north
| of Payette, June 26th, 1919, aged
| 81 years, months and Is days
l. He leaves a wife and seven children
all of whom were present. at the
funeral, except one-so who. resides
in Colorado and was unable to come.
The sudden death of Mr.. Gardner
came as a great shock to his family
and many friends. He was in his usu-
al health, and was stricken while at
work in the yard near the home. Mr..
Gardner was member of the Chris
tian church. having Joined with that
body in Colorado.
He was a great home man, and a
kind neighbor He will be greatly
missed by aH The funeral was by
auto from the s.le hame. .rsss sSsanaaesE. afteE==
church at A o'clock The services
were conducted by Rev. N. H. Farm
ham of the Church of God. The Z. Il.
Parsons Ouartette rendered very
appropriate hymns. The remains
were laid to rest in Riverside. The
family has the sympathy OF the
in their bereavment.
Tho the sun shines just as brightly
As in the days gone by,
In our home there is a shadow
Clouded seems our summer sky.
Tho the birds are singing sweetiy
And the breezes gently blow,
We can hardly catch their music
Or their sweet influence know
Father how we all shall miss you,
While we know that you are gone
To the land whence no returning,
We can only follow on.
mo more we await your coming
Hear your footsteps at the door,
Listen for your call at evening,
AS we did in days of yore.
Yet while we are bowed in sorrow
And with tears our eyes are dlm'
We would list the saviour's messag
And as children come to him.
God He was and came to suffer
That our suffering he might shar
lTasted death-that cup SO bitter
All our bitterness to bear.
Fathef, all your work is ended,
And your weary form laid low
Rest, dear one, and wait our comm
: xxyho,, our call comes soft and loy
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

OUR rs PER CENT OF THE
AUTO TAX PAYS INTEREST adm
BONDS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
Very respectfully,
MARTIN A. MORRISON,
President.

The Club has received several let
ters from the w. H. Wilson sale
Service, 20 East Woodbridge ST.
Detroit, Michigan. They are an&l-
ons 70 be in direct communication
with producers of combed and strain
ed honey. Any person interested may
have access to these letters, whlcn
are IN file at the Club Office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

Fathef, all your work is ended,
And your weary form laid low
Rest, dear one, and wait our coming
When our call comes soft and low
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03
United States Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, d. C.
June 16, 1919.

mission, washington, ID. u
June 16, 1919.
The Secretary.
Sir:
During this period of readjust
ment, changes in the government ser
vice are frequent and hundreds of
Yooopcia, which may be Iilled ar
constantly occurring. The Com mic
sion is experiencing some difficulty
in obtaining a sufficient number OF
eligibles for many positions through
the means of publicity ordinarily at
its command.
Inclosed herewith is poster
which lists large number OF posi-
tions for which applications are
rece. yed at any time. The poster
is ISSUED monthly. The Commission
reouests that you assist by displaying
the successive issues of this poster
ON your bulletin board or in some
other prominent place, and by bring
ing the announcements to the atten-
ton of the public in any other man
ner that may be available. A copy oil
the poster will be mailed to you
each month.
Nv direction of the Commission:
Very respectfully,
MARTIN A. MORRISON,
D,ae;dopt
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-03

Cod He was and came to suffer
That our suffering he might share
Tasted death-that cup SO bitter
All our bitterness to bear.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
PLEA FOR CLOTHING
FOX REFUGEES

0arments for the refugees are want
ed by the committee who have been
appointed to work along this line
Annapolis is not filling her quota
for THE purpose, and as she and the
county have always sgolie over the
top III other war work and more
than met the alIotnnet in every drive,
ii is urged that everybody ger inter.
estea and send what they can In the
way Oh clothing of all kinds for men,
women and children, and shoes. All
garments are badly needed By the re.
fugeea, and the United States, that
has SO much to be thankful for, has
been asked to do her best toward allie
Waiting their needs.
or course. baal gowns and high.heel
slippers are not wanted, but good snb,
aeanfial clothes, both underwear and
outer garments, that have been laid
aside. In spring time there are many
CASTOR clothes kl2ax would be Of i'm
eetirnable value 10 the needy ones
over there
Send garments to the Municipal
butldtn9, Duke Of tSaoucster street.
BET eta 10 assa f9 o'eS0ck every mora.
inc, or notify Mrs Hainer. Hanover
strete, and they Will be sent for.
The call is urgent nnd AMnapoAah
hes fallen very far behind what Is ex.
ge Oa tAaa tnzn ID this particular
war naex
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
LOUIS
EEGsSpIT At,

wrftlng from ne once of 80 Qaar.
fexznaster y s q General Hospital,
10. IL. Danvilie, \. \. p ne Evenlng
Capisai, ard enclosing his cheek for
". capt Louis p Myers Y. q. a.
writes
Vas sorry 10 read a ! recent ~
aue of your paper that i seemed NEG
essary To haye 70 close the doors e.
the Emergency hospital on account Of
lack AZ ranaa. and that i subscription
list MAS 10 Sc started 70 helm finance
the Institution
II hasten ID eaeIose SIS towards the
continuation Of the noble work, and
regret that the amount IS 20 small
q believe my subscription has
about expired, 50 81 Of the check & to
cover six months renewal 70 the pres
enE address.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
ADVK I'D

rssaexa advertised as TIE AnnapOIis
,OstoTfice, March rs. are cor the isl
f0llowfng, and persons calling for
them sh0slld menkion shey we're pub
Isshed iii the Capital. March 81
Meas List WIN. III. Brown, William
Harry Brown, j. a. Brown. Howard
w. Campbell Roland Gusts. ! Henry
DeThOrnaail, Howard Gaiser. G. g.
Harris, Tom Kaitner. a q. Maxfleldi
Eogan Mckee. Jail Numson, N. Fred
OrInand. ]. 6. Price. Henry M Rob
ert, Frank Stanley, +. T. Templeman,
Ray &. vanhorn. EiEnens Wagner. II.
Womans List Mrs Arthur n
DoFIe. Mrs. Grace Holland, Mrs. n
Hall, Mrs Jerome king, Eva Maehers,
mrs. II. VI. miller Mrs A. 0mushy,
Mrs. Aston Simpson, MRS Curtis !,
Towndsena. MISS Lucy Walker, Mrs,
annie Wright
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
III glg re

That woman has unlimited csnfi-
dence ia herself today, and ahe has
earned the right to every ounce Of 4.
But she ala not gain that condolences
By talking shout what she could d,
BY boasting abOat her talents, but she
trained herself 70 tha use 0a every
faculty. she schOoled her spirit airIt
she sensiGiveness Of those wRA0 afa
MANNED. and she used the mechanical
devices Of fnvsnkive genius I'd take tie
place Of the handa that she had lost Id
her childhood. Sometimes she wrote
with pencil On her mouth. and she
learned to operate q tesEater at i
greas 0isnavantaGe but Ae potnk wAa
that Operate il she did.
lAss az have faith them. til Elie pslwef
chat b Within as. Il We viii w6Fi2 md
trafu ourselves % meet LIES rasp osss-
gbillsaea. 0E We enn6sok meet gaese
Ri ssnsib BIZ kaA AEak thsna.
bat only BY doing our part ID the work
og skes ug
i As gOu
II Is nc ZION K'rsss
sc kesd 9 III t-
aux x6s6s as g
arsa Group u wash esary boz.
.tla.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
|SECoND DISTRICT WOMEN
FOR HOSPITAL

There seems To have been some
misunderstanding about the names Of
the women workers Tor the hospital
drive In the Second district, Hrs.
Henry Viking. chairman.
IA the publication d these narnes
Is few days ago, those d the Second
ward, Anpapolis, got mixed up with
the names Of the Second district,
Anne Arundel county.
Mrs. Vikings workers are the fol-
lowing
Mrs. @. Aahby Duyali, Miss Jennie
Richardson. Mrs. Lnther Nichols. Miss
Lillian WorthingtOn, Mrs. r. a.
Vorthington, Mrs. Louis Woytychs
mrs. ST. George Barber, Miss Kathars
Inc watkins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
ST. GEORGE BARBER
10 ENTER LISTS IN
COMMISSION FIGHT

st. George Barber, a large land
owner of the Second district, Is q can
dilats for the Democratic nomination
for county commissioner, to represent
that district Mr.. Barber Is being as
cured of strong support In the dis
trict He u 1 particularly energetic
advocate 81 ay good roads as can be
provided for bis section. and will be
supported largely on these grounds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
''Aia DRY TO BE USED
By DISCHARGED MEN

s ie aggestion OF Executive
/ lselaild. ef the War Commun-
meeting of former seEv-
annapolis, viii take placs
beginning st eight, ak
80 a's1isn street armory. mkt Tues
'asfe VIII BE me discussion 81
~ 81 tae armory by men Who
discharged anu who hare
s. aeir homes here.
Is & g he specially furnished
sa l9f tllis use, if the men wish
9 ether facilities 81 me ar
81, 1.sftl gheir disposal. Many for
ra l1ffs and sailors to whom the
ms been made known, favor
ia ahly discharged oEsacaEs
Is q The Army. Navy and aa
,s now In Annapolis. are ASK
,,es,s attend the msegni Ty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
8 y

x, ssksf
saSvas
AsSea ~
~. seh q ksagringsOn lGa
rs 60 Governor, has baen asked Ia
pfegiS 81 tAsa So aumday a1EexnOofa
at he larYland gnstltusa. ths acca.
sion hssiaa6 It's lat 81 liz saFaee 81 az.
lisAkfpsly anloFnaal affairs arranged
early u the seaaoa. Assisklsg Rlrs.
Harrington Viii be the various hos.
tgssss Who have preaadad dnYing the
season Tie speelal exhihita0u san.
DAY VIII be aayeFaI portraits hy vii.
liam WiFta ineLudang his aast can.
vaas = life-size portrait Of Mrs. wiz
liaSa Re8.
Tas previous ilostesses who have
bsen asked 70 be present are Mrs.
Reed, hrs. James III. Prsstoh. Mrs.
Phillips Lea 0olasbOroneh, Mrs. O.
car Lesser, Mrs. Bs Frank Dalord. Mra.
Niles White. Jr., mrs. George Doljbsn
'Psnnilaaia Aars Edwin i. FaFheg. asrs
M ~ Absll. Mrs. Thomas b. Youug.
Mrs. Clement A. psnrose and mrs. II.
Nelson Smith.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27

when We &c aead'
a.,a "a eoin 10 know Il
ma happy where / tread,
IRE 10 show III
ng ny way along
u while may
i, Worried about lias time
Jf pass away
spy lid alivcIt beats
Isl IF hollow
IS IS & re lets spread our
,.s iid God knows what
.ill liiis
M ,nr struggle plain,
af strife with calm
ia difference when
deld
al a5t q an
81 rpets Of gold 70 tread,
he& We roIn' 70 see
llIe porches. dear, .liI-
aer IKE and free!
li5e ls.lge my humble lot,
ss9 ,t nte snare that round
bout the days TO come
ai,ea ii beneath the ground!
f'olger Mckinney
: 10 & s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27

rla Csa la Evans Each
n Cas- 70
Tbs iassop
BISHOP gyRPAY SPEAKS

VIII Ihs beautiful ssrafns 81 the
trump hymn. Fling Ont The
ksanaer Let Il Float the annnai
OnagnaatsOn service vas opened last
might 81 81 Annesa church. Two
classes ysers presented ID Bishop IOaa
Gardner Murray, one by the Rev Ed
ward q 5Ohns0n. rector Of Sc. Anns'g
parish, and the other By Chapiain sid
nay * Evaus, of the q. s Naval acad-
eExly.
Tha EOta1 number Of candidates. vas
forty-stx. the majority being males.
After the confirmation, Bishop Mnr-
ray, as usual, preached the sermon.
His subject Was the confirmation
prayer: Defend. b Lord, this thy
child with thy heavsnly grace; that Re
may continue thine for ever; and daily
increase In thy Holy Spirit more and
mere, until he como unto thy ever
lasting kingdOn1, Amen.
The bishop began his sermon BIZ ex-
pressing the great pleasure he expor-
fences In his annual yialt, and his Wish
that he could come more often. 1t
seemed only yesterday he said. when
4 was last here: time takes its night
20 fast, But We look into eternity as
Gods children and know that Il be-
longs TO us when we shall enjoy work
ing and worshiDping with the angels
for the glory Of God
Confirmation, 4 continued the bishop,
IS d practical pleasing, custom de-
scending 70 as from the apostles 1t
is season Of prayer: as soon as the
candidates together formally renew
their baptismal vows. the service
takes on the form OF d conversation
with Cod. For that is the real defi~
milton of prayer. BY conversation we
know each other, man 10 man. Like
wise We reverenfIy know God and He
knows Us. The fact that He IL In
Visible does not hlnder the knowledge.
Indeed the highest forces are invis-
ible forces and thus emphasized the
might of the Invisible creatnres, and
BY analogy teaches the aIniight iness Of
the invisible Creator.
III Is our privilege 70 cultivate daily
conversation with God. We belong to
Him By right of creation. He knows
us thoroughly He perceives every
thing. He that planted the ear, shall
he not hear or he that made the eye,
shall he not see? And He would have
us ali use our faculties to the best
iii His service When We
are baptized 81 confirmed We enter
into partnership with God partner
ship demands our best III earthly con
tracts, how much more Ii heavenly!
T are to increase more and more
for efficient service as God's own Gre
iation Of It's beauty Of His ways.
alton. This daily Increase III His
spirit opens np our knowledge of God
and gives us ever renewing apprec-
We need this confirmation power as
We face world erisis. Each one
stands responsible before God II Is
d glorious privilege now: It will be
our glorious privilege hereafter to,
see and know Him as He Is and be
inside like unto Him
AS an ofEertory the choir sang ]. FL.
Maunderss ''peuitence Pardon And
Peace, the solo parts being taken BY
Commander II. q. re Bourgeoise. vii
liam Gantt. Edward Moss and Samuel
Stone.
After the service the candidates and
their friends received hearty vel
come by the bishop Id the vestry room.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-27
suffered IaraIytic stroke

/ iinehcomb. aged lady Of
this county. suffered d
i tfnAe on Monday DR. Bray
tending family physician
Iaient under care. and q
llIEss Is IN attendance