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she must have been "the little girl who
wasn’t there.” Could it be coy?
A. A. "Isaac Walton” Fossen, who
Proudly attended his daughter Bar
bara’s graduation in Eugene this year,
drew a fishing blank recently—may
lose the title.
Clare Howland, Madras, ruined the
copy by going to the coast to go fish
ing.
Wm. H. "Bill” James is* now fore
man of a 100% veteran extra gang,
his old spot at La Pine is in the capable
hands of Gerald Dalrymple.
Emory E. Johnston, District Main
tenance Superintendent, Bend, went to
Idaho in mid-June for the funeral of
the sister-in-law, who passed away
suddenly in Bend.
John M. Meeks, Brothers, won the
decision in a bout with the measles.
M. W. "Dinty” Moore, Bend, is
bgain a grandfather. Time passes on.
Philip Olson, Chemult, was a June
visitor in the deep South.
C. L. "Charlie” Plummer recently
"gummed it out” waiting upon the
store teeth.
Tristan A. Shaver surveys the second
in the line of offsprings.
Chester G. Springer, prospector ex
traordinary, may be found most any
where in the Bend division again, after
a spring tour in the Salem division.
Prexy R. C. Vaughn reports a real
event for him in meeting again a sis
ter from Minnesota after a lapse of
33 years.
Harold William, Madras, enjoyed a
summer vacation tour through eastern
Oregon and Washington, including
Grand Coulee.
Pappy says, "No conference can
achieve the peace of a central Oregon
summer day—the tableau of the mighty
snow-capped peaks frozen at the cli-
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