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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

BY Virtue OF an execution and or
/ der OF sale duly issued by Clerk OF
/ the Circuit Court OF the County oil
I liarney, State OF Oregon, dated the
23rd day OF January 1919, In GER
tain action In the Circuit Court for
said County and State wherein oakes
and Company. corporation, as plain
tlif. recovered judgment against NJ.
+. Race. defendant, for the sum OF
One hundred sixty-eight and 40-100
Dollars (being the amount sued for
less a payment on account OF princi-
pal and interest OF $1,000 made on
March LIST. 1870 with interest there
on mt the rate of ten per cent per an
mum from date of judgment. together
with an attorneys fee as prayed for In
the complaint OF 5000, also togeth-
er with costs and disbursements In
Cured and taxed at $500. and
which judgment was rendered ON
April 18th, 1917. and docketed on
April 10, 1917. and which has been
reduced by payment OF $4,000 on
principal and interest. on August 3.
1917, and like payment of $4,000
on March 8. 1918. which altogether
reduce the amount OF the said judg-
ment to S145.66. with interest there
on at the above named rate from
March 0, 1918. and together with the
above stated attorneys fee OF $1,000
and costs and disbursements taxed
at $500.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
will on the 25th day OF February,
1919. at the front door OF the County
Court House In Burns In said Coun-
ty. Mt two o clock In the afternoon OF
said day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the following
property. to-wit:
Lots six and seven. East one-half
OF the Southwest quarter, and South
east quarter OF the Northwest quar-
ter OF Section Six, In Township Twen-
ty-seven South Of Range Thirty-two
East OF the Willamette Meridian. I'm
Harney County. Oregon;
taken and levied upon and ordered
sold by the Court as the property OF
the said NJ. E. Race, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy the said judgment. as reduced, In
favor of oakes and Company against
said M T.. Race, with interest there
on, together with attorneys fees and
all costs and disbursements that have
Or may accrue.
w. A. GOODMAN,
Sheriff OF Harney County. Oregon.
BY =, r. RANDALL. Deputy.
Dated at Burns, Oregon, January "a,
1919.
LIST pub. Jan. 25
5th Pub. Feb. 22.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR HAIR
NEY COUNTY.
In the matter OF the estate of
Matte Norris, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final ac-
count as administrator In the above
entitled estate and the County Judge
has set Monday, the 10th day OF
February, 1919, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
at his office at Burns. Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objections
thereto.
J. W. BIGGs.
Administrator with the viii annexed
of the estate of Matte N0rTie.
deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON, FOR HAIR
NEY COUNTY.

In the matter of the non-pay-
ment of bills of all sickness,
including Influenza patients.
Now ut this time. this matter com
Ing on for consideration for the
County Court In said County and
State. sitting at regular term and
II appearing TO the Court that great
expense has been incurred upon the
said County OF Harney and state OF
Oregon for the payment Of bills for
sickness. including influenza patients.
and II appears to the Court that each
patient should present themselves as
County charges before such bills are
paid by the County Court.
1T rs THEREFORE, CONSIDERED,
ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that
the said County Court for said County
and State will not pay any bills for
sickness. hospital bills. medical bills,
nurse bills. or any other bills so con
tracted for sickness as above mem
toned. Unless the said patient shall
present him or herself as a County
charge.
Dated Mt Burns. Oregon, this 9Th
day CT February. 1919.
II. c. LEYENS. County Judge
Il. L. HAss. County Commissioner
Jap McK!nnon. County Commissioner
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08

Conservation of dress material was
urged upon women and they adopt
ed narrow skirts. Now the railroads
are finding fault because. owing TO
the narrow skirts, the trains are de-
layed an average of seventeen sec
onds at each stopping place. What
is to be done? VIII the women of
America set IN a breadth or must the
timetables continue to suffer?
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. Oregon. January 20, 1919.

Burns. Oregon. January 20, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Veva
Roynvaan. one OF the ho!rs OF Matte
D. Cowing. deed, OF Burns, Oregon.
who. on April 13,1914. made Home
stead Entry, No. 07346. for Eh
NEh Sec. 22 and NhNwk Section
23, Township 30 s., Range so f..
Willamette Meridian, has filed no
tice OF intsntion to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Regis
ter and Receiver, at Burns. Oregon.
on the 27th day OF February. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Baker. John l.. Caldwell,
Ernest C. Reynvaan and Lee Cald-
well. all OF Burns. Oregon.
v. q. Csaaa, Register
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First Pub. Jan. iith.
Filth Pub. Feb. Sth.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08
How To Keep Well.

keep the bowels open" is one rule
of health recommended by oil schools
OF medlcine. Foley Cathartic Tab
let's cleanse the bowels. sweeten the
stomach and benefit the liver. For
indigestion, biliousness. bad breath
bloating, gas or constipation. no
remedy is more highly recommended.
Fine for stout persons Sold by Reed
Bros.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT

NOtsAE VT FINAL AttOt Nj
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR HAIR
NEY COUNTY,
In the matter OF the estate OF
Gustav A. Rembold. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrative OF the
above named estate has filed her
final account IN the above-entitled
court and Tuesday the 1ith day OF
February 1918. at the hour OF two
O'Clock =. NJ. has been set as the
time and the county court room In
the Court House In Burns. Oregon as
the place for the hearing of obJec-
tions thereto and the settlement
thereof, all persons interested in
said setate are hereby notified to file
their objections, II any such there be.
on or before tho above named date.
and to appear and support their
objections.
Dated January 7. 1919.
EUGENE REMBOLD.
Administrators.
First Pub. Jan. iith
Filth Pub. Feb Sth.
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You Know But Sometimes Forget.

Everybody knows an limitation IL
never so good as the genuine article.
Foley's Honey and Tar stands at the
top OF the list OF family remedies for
colds. Group, whooping cough. bron-
chial aud grippe coughs. w. L. Ang-
lin, Antioch, La. writes: II have
used Foley's Honey and Tar is years.
II is the best Sold by Reed Bros
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08

DR.. Liebknecht's death causes us
to reflect on the constant hazard at
tending the life OF revolutionist.
The only thing which offsets II is
the fact that such life does not con-
lain duh moment.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-08

Lot us write the next peace docu-
ment on stone as the ten command
menis were wr.tton. Perhaps II the
stone viii not last forever at least
the appearance OF the words graysd
in stone might effect the lustful haad
and bid It stay to consider the Author
OF peace.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22
KEEP GRIP 81 YOUR
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Advertising Clubs Issue Warning u
Protect the PubIle Against uslsuk
zees stoel< e.ladfsrz.

vRriens ways To- prospective hives.
tors to detect the interruptions stock
promoters are contained In bulletin
recently issued b. tie National vsgl.
lance Committee d the Associated
Advertising Clubs q The World. The
bulletin indicates several unmlstaka.
Bile siEaz Of the wild cat" stock ped.
dleIs which owners Of War Savings
Stamps md Liberty Bonds I'll DO well
10 consider before exchanging their
valuable securities FOR the offerings
Of northern stocks Tho warning 70
prospective investors Is Is follows
SO IF - we have been abe TO as.
eertaia nol : siuEle ease has ever been
reported where the promoters Of Ie.
Fitimate. worthy enterprise have Of.
tered % take Liberty Bonds N pay.
mont Tor the capital stock q neu
company. We believe thai The yerY
offer 10 IKE Liberty Benda should
~ on1pt the bond owner 10 consult :
banker 81 legitimate broker - IA tha
value Of tAe stock that Ii offered Ia
exchange for the bonds The offer To
exehsnHe IL an eafmsrk which should
serve - ; warning
Another earmaHE of the faksr i
hiE attitude when 4 Is proposed ID
pcstpon. action pending IN IaYsstiga
ton lie viii usually sneef At tn
thought 81 consulting a banker OF
broker q standing. suggesting that
II course. they would not recommend
the stoeE because hey have stocks o.
their on 10 sell
In such a cass he prospective n
weston might Be sensible enough +
TsmenhaT that Il = tie one sho casts
reflections upon business men o.
standing sho Il IIEely 20 b tbs ~
ty.niakI salesman. nd that he bank
~ has zen IN IL community mans
ysars nd viii - doubt COSTUME II
hasiBesz Tor man more. = NIGH
reason hat - established firm
would figure thai ! could not afford
- deceive. YET EAsYs are thousands
II people sho atloH IhazzsIzaa 10 ,
Hoodwinked because hey believe sael
zairJ sssxlss"
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PAYING OFF THAT
MORTGAGE

Thsodora Roosevelt said: Thrift b
merely III nse Of ksTa common ssnss
n the spending e monsy." Payina
n the mortgage o he inalzllmsni
LA by buying Wa aavinss aIamps
: one Of ne usss = this harz CEN
noa sense.
Nos ORR does this plan offer sras
teal way d aavinz zman amonz1z q
monay. buI small amounts my b
earning interest - zoon as they ars
zst aside toward ths collecting q
The larger am. Thiz interest i szrs
materially hslpa to reduce the pei
cat interest rate commonly charged
- uortzzzHz.
When IL mortKaEs comes ne u
nay sithsn-sa paid 81 IN whole - In
part aud renewed. tks method %
zsSing through VIZ Savings sIzIaps
being employed ualII he principal Il
IIanidstsa
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kEIsYILI.E

Don't forget The festivals whlea
are IL be held - the LuIheranH Ior
the new church on the zand and zafH
OF August.
Miss Bessie N1ihide, d Frederick.
and Hiss Emma DeyilblHz. Of Wall
eraYiIla. spent Saturday nd Sunday
at William DeFIIhiss'.
Peter BaumEHHdner and sife apsnz
Sunday at the home Of hlH mother.
Mrs. annie BaamgardneH
Mf. and Mr. Reuben Alexander
and aona. Andrew aud Frank. NJ
and Hrs. Calvin Valentine md dausa=
ter. H1len, and Mary HaumgardnsT
spent Sunday II Peter KIlhide's.
HIIda Fogle. ri Washington. d. =
ls spending her vacation With -
grandmother. Mrs.. Elizabeth Myerz
Mr. and Mr. John clnIs. Mr.. an
Mrs. Raymond Ohler ind Two child
rem. Of TaneYIoNn. Mf. and NJ
Harry Cluts md two children =
Harvey spent sunday Il Charlie
CluIH.H.
YIN. DeyiibIHz and wife. of EmmiIz
burg. spent Monday at George III.
ter'a.
George Froek and wife entertained
on Sunday evening Harvey shofe
vile and daughter. Freda. uptoI
Dayhoff. wife and family. Charles De
berry. wife and family and M
Laura Fr0ck.
Mr. and Mr.. Charlie Shank, D
York. Pa, visited Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
ers aud other friends n this plaE.
l the past week
! The work NJ The Reformed chnreI
] is again moving On Its Ny.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

n Tuesday. August 5Ih, there Haf
1Eht IN the Senate regarding the
unreasonable prices aaEed for food
sIuITa. There i absolutely no scar
cit Of the necessarIes 81 life IN
either the vegetable oT the animal
kingdom Keep the IooI at home. !.
.aa.z Senator Reed. why should He
send the food we need hero ut home
TO those who have brought thier mis-
fortunes on Ihemselyea7n There s
no. IN foot : plan whereby q EHeat
international corporation Is about %
be organized nere In America, backed
b. mnlti-mIIIIonaires Who want 10
finance Europe 30 theyl can purchase
Our foodstnfIE at exorbIlant prices.
Should this continue. says the sena-
to-. There - be starvation every
where in IhIa the greatest O. al
the United States on AmarI-
C. One Senator suggests that he
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waRuEI,DsBlm.

Mr. Noah Arbaugh and daughters.
Ruth. Lillian and Bessie and son.
Granville, spent Thursday OF last
week with Mr. aud Mrs 4. b. 5hnll
and family. Of Noodbine.
Mr.. John Arbaugh and bride, Of
Carrollton. Ohio. spent from Satnf=
day until Monday with Mf. Noah Ar
baugh and family. Miss RomanY
Gushing spent from Friday until
Tuesday at the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Creswell and
Mr.. toby CresWell. all Of Baltimore.
spent from August p 10 - with Mr.
and hrs. Geo Phillips.
Mrs. Thomas Jones 4 spending
some Time with her daughter. Mrs.
David RaynonId.
MrH. Tabitha Summers Is visiting
her daughter and family. hrs. John
Sna1Er, Of Sans Creek.
Mr.. David Raynould, Mr. Raymond
Stuller and Mr. Vernon Barnes are
each putting ID sIlos.
Mr.. James S.artzbaugh had the
misfortune to lose both q his horses
recently.
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us.

The picnic held Il Bethesda last
Saturday as largely attended.
Miss ruth and Robby SnIpley
spent last Sunday With their grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Shipley.
Miss Dorothy Barnes spent Sunday
With Miss MARCIA Babylon.
Miss Rhoda Wagner spent Sunday
evening with Miss Hena Snyder.
Miss Mabel ShipIsy is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rosa barnes.
:. Mr. and hrs. Charles Branning
spent Sunday with Mrs BraunIng' q
mother, mrs. Kate Buckingham.
Mrs. Martha ShIpIey called on
hrs. Schall Shipley Sunday evening.
Health Of community, fair At this
writing.
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sMAHLWOOD.

The Deer Park Aid Society vii
meet On the last Thursday in August
at Mrs. Maggie Gonaway's.
The Deer Park Sunday school VII
hold it annual picnic On Saturday
August 30. II the weather is IN
favorable II viii be held On the fol
lowing Monday. There will be ;
band 10 enliyen the occasion. Al
come
Mr.. aud Mrs Vim. Kraft motored
from Baltimore 10 Mrs. ehas. :.
Wagner.s on Saturday lust and re-
turned on Sunday. With them were
their two daughters. NInona aud
Evelyn. Mrs Elmer Mitchell aud
Miss Minerva :. Number.
Mrs. eiias. A. Wagner gafe a party
to the guests Who were visiting hsT
home on August i6. Music by Af
Chaa. and Walter Wagner and Ms
Elsie Gonaway. singing many of tbs
latest songs and dancing .ere III
features OF the evening. EYeryho1.
was IN the livelIal humOr and Yefs
enjoyable evening WAS spent Durin9
the inIefmission Ice cream and eaEl
were served by he hostess and he
assistants. Among those Nho partooK
OF Mf. and Mr. Nagneria hospitality
were Mr. aud m George +. WiekH
Baltimore: Louis Mueller. Baltimore.
VIM. Kaft, Baltimore, Edward Miner
Chaa Weeks. Mrs. Elmer Mitchell
Mabel Shauek. Maggie Conway
Misses Maude shauck, Roza Kesslaf
Allentown. Pa. Miss Burlington
Minerva q. Number. Matilda Imhofe
Alice i. ImhoIe. {. Louise lmhofE
Winona Kraft, Evelyn Kraft. Ruth !
Muller. Lille LamlAien. Edna Lamb
den. Viola LoKue. Nettie kIner. Elall
Conway. prudIe Logue. Hazel Oesea
MeRarK. Charles Coleman. Baltimore
Oscar Baker, Charles saylor. Waltsi
Wagner. Walter Burnett md Bayarl
Arnold
Those who are enjoying aeE auto.
in thIz community are Mr. IL
Sayers. Paige. Frank Prick. Oakland
Chaa. !. Wagner. Dodge. Jahn Rossn
berger. Ford
= Mr.. Ivan saxsrs commenced ean
ming for this season on Friday
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Hamaey -
guests of Mrs. Henry Wardenfelt
/ Mrs. Henry Nardenfeltia brother
Mr.. FrIzzeIl. and Two nepaesa. fFen
/ Wisconsin. paid aeT a yiHII his We
+ Mr.. Baker haa nunlssT Of Eussa
this week.
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lighting system installed IN hls home.
Geo. Haines, Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday With his parents here.
A. Cent?. wife and daughter, Eva.
and Miss Elizabeth Homer. Of Han
over, made a trip 70 Gettysburg, Or
tanna, and Cashtown. recently.
Rev. Rupp. OF sleelton. delivered
the morning sermon here Sunday IL
will be remembered by many that the
Rev. Rupp.s father Vas pastor of the
Reformed charge some twenty years
ago. 49,
Edwin Wertz and son, Donald, OF
darlington. Md, spent the weeks end
visiting his brother, Samuel Wertz,
Of near IAneboro.
David Mickey. Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday With his wife and children
of Linehoro.
John Nentz, Of near here. pur.
chased N automobile.
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sEAP nsaIsNIs SIDING.

Col. u larsleek has started ts grow
a crop Of hornet nests for lhe Bal
lmore market and Billy Wztte has
contr acted to dispose OF them.
u le0blas Long has decided to cele.
Dr 1te bis birthday for 1t Is too hot 10
' /orK n the sun. and he can do thai
"a the shade Of : tree.
4 Augustus WItIe celebrated his
anniversary the first OF the week,
Mr.. Ghas. Smith, OF this place i
spending his time under Shade
tree thinking OF what he vii do mex
summer. "
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PATApSl4.

re are having some beautiful
weather ut this writing.
pafapsco base ball team is still on
the Job They will pIay any team
thai wishes to plaY them. They
haze been very successful in The pat
weeks and are some good players. Il
yon doubt this just cal at Hill TOT
Park some Saturday afternoon.
The people we're very much dIsap-
pointed on account Of the inelemeni
weather as a number we're going tt
Emory Grove Camp Meeting Sunday
Mr.. and mrs. Frank Shamer ant
son. George Of Baltimore. spent Sun,
day last with Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Dixon.
Miss Edna Stewart. Of Baltimore
Is spending her weeks vacation will
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Abbott.
Mrs Jane Lippo, Of Baltimore. Ii
visiting relatives of this place.
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STATE WOOD.

Jr. o. u. 4. NJ. will hold picnic
On the ball ground in the afternoon
ana the hall at night. On Saturday
September s. for the benefit Of nes
limits. SfaIeUood Bal Club I'll
furnish q game OF bal with a str0na
team. Patapzeo. Hillsdale or Celia
preferred.
Mrg. Mary .. Brothers and son
Oscar. spent Saturday until Monday
with her daughters, Misses Mae. lar.
garet and Pearl Brothers, of Halti-
more
ISIS Marshall Zenlz spent the past
wee with her cousin, Miss Carrie
GrIlTae, OF Baltimore. and her par
emf 1t Howardville.
sIafewood Ball Club jonrneya1 te
Oakland Saturday and defeated The
much talked on strong HiIIHdale
Cub ! to /. but the writer viii give
them. this, that they nave strong
ten.
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BARRRRANCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude II. Myers and
family had as their guests on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Myers and
daughter, Margaret, and hrs. Joseph
Hahn and three children, al Of West
minister.
Mr.. Robert Cook and Miss Thelma
Upperco. OF Baltimore, spent from
Friday until Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Heiwig and family
The Union Sunday school of Pleas
ant Valley will hold its annual pie
mic August %.
Miss Hilda Cook. OF baltimore.
spent . few days with Miss Nella
HelwiR.
Miss Katherine Cook has returned
to her home in Baltimore after spend
ing a week with Misses Mary and
Cora Ka0ntZ.
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Emory.

The Frances Helyzter :. ?. b. VI
hold : Petit Ministerial show ana
festival at Emory church On Satur-
day. August .. Al are invited.
The Ladies' Id Society will b
entertained b RS. Claude LeignI.
Arcadia, on September !.
Mrs. LncreIIa Lawson. d Carlisle,
Pa. i visiting relatives here.
Mr. md Mrs. Leslie shuIIz, of Ar
cadIa. will entertain the 7. p. on
September s. II are invited.
Mr.. Lewis EoWble spent several
days d last uzaE In Baltimore.
Re-. Gliy RonEnaugh, q : Western
Conference VII Zureachs = Emory on
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sANDYT11.

Sunday school at .aAb. Sunday
evening c. L. At o'clock.
The Mite Society met n the hole
Of hrs. Nathaniel Zenlx last Friday
afternoon, August II. besides mem.
bers a number Of vigitaEs were pres
emf. After the businezs sessi II Ice
cream and cake were e1i0yed b. nj
Mr. and Mrs. James chilfa md
daughter, Mildred. of York. Pa. Ar
and Mrs. Walter Chiids aud SON. 1
Connecticut visited Mr.. and Mrs. I'm
Tanner and other relatives n he
community laat week
! number Of girls from tnls neigh
borhood spent one ThnrHday recently
nj Pen Mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Leisttr M
Mr.. Morgan Lester. IF Baltimore
snent several DAVIS this wseE I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold.
Mrs. Ida Stern. of baltimore. YIalt.
ed her sister, Mrs. iieflln Capls Z
couple days he past Keek.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Biscoe M
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shilling, of B1r
timnre visited Mr.. and Mrs. YIN
WezIaway laat week.
! very heavy rain ell on AinHdal
afternoon and also on Sunday morn
ing which Was much needed
The Mite Society Of Sandy Moun
vi hold pie social IN the 1ae1
adjoining the church next WednsHd 4
night. August 81. Il Indictment |
vii be held on Thursday might. 20
n small fee 4 piece Of pie and gu
Of coffee VII be given. Ice eTean
md other things for sale. aexeTa
eoIored minatrels from WestninEtf
vii furnish music. Al cordially IN
YIIe1.
hrs. Theodore Hooper and family
s0f Baltimore. spent a e0sple week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Green.