Oregon City enterprise., December 11, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

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. hborhood should appear
o'utiins every week.
! iiitn it number sre having Mm 1
ft lUlUXPMYnP T! I'p.'in ti.i settlement.
lukklji yji uliu, . vvv Rri hMint wiistWr (iir lv
cember such h only Oegon can givn
II. 11 Andei if ( n ii d home Sumliiv
alter hii absence of 12 week sH lil at the
hospital. !( ik ni'if to walk a htile I'.v
ihe ui I uf li. i'i u'.i'hc
i S 0. Hiilbiiim, who had a seveie par-(
alvtie is el-'wly recovering hi!
i u-ual health i
' Mr. Nile is l" better. His I'lolher in
law hii. I iit'. Mr. Hit.! Mm. A J. Fng .
hsh, came out tiotn Foitl.ind to Ik' with
hull,
Mr. An iii Pivi l'aitoi non in up from
Sea tie on a vi-H to her parents. She
Clackamas.
11, vv white frosts and cold tat wind
..'lirriiig tht 1'iiUe and quicken-iiu-
'! e i'liHxl it cnitli; hut making the
f.i it ii1 inliriii wish for rain.
Hi e" Davenport h i I --- n conhrel l a ne n qui'e in.
U 'he h'tw sncv Thank-givim; with a ' J. J. pi.iv,,' v0ni'g sou Floyd, It) very
) e k".e, the reMtit of h mam '' jti r ,.0''. They had to cull tho
ilienniaiis.ni. j doctor for hiniMond'ty.
tW.ud.ii.i Clark is eij'ing i j D Davi is home on a visit to hi par
visit from her daughter, Mrs. . Win. Davis. As .ill their children
On lnejul.iv come out mm' , .,. (lir H ,u, ,;,
Wri M
(r . i;.l- save her i pleasant surprise.
Thr iiL'ht along some "it'Hhl things,"
trs. U ' g!it did her put with the aid of
Jm- Uoh Riirnel in (!''tmg up i'i'
(tiniii "I have h-l a iUy lull of pie
r.ro." s il ttio invaiiil to u ur n'riho v ho
ct to rail as 'he viior If It
Horn'rLe . of lirt!atul, has
bfrn ,.t home some tiini He 18 sulirr
jiiit ft .-in a har.l attai'k of grippe. j
K.rv-ii yoniii: men spent anoiluT il.iy
Inni iiiit woiKl for two neeiiv persons
pi. v.,i i- y mt'iitionetl The l.a'hes Ail
CI 'I M " K. rhuirh fmiiisheJ a tine;
tlii i. r Mr the hovs at the home of Mrs. j
llii : h- .1 ,'hlisoil.
Wf li. nr tumors of i weMin at Clark
a in n the tifar futuie. ,
In
trtiiu-y
veiirs, they intfiul having
union this week.
Win. Irvan is home on visit to his
parents, J. 1' lrvall.
The lisitii'l.l (.irane, 317, hehl their
meeiii't; for ihe montii In Ineir new hall
It was a Mirress'ul ineetuii! ill every
w .ty 4il nieintiem present. They have a
t,un- iim.ii unit ma tliri. is otiite a lot of
i;ool musical talent in lisrtiiM thev are'
well Mii'pheil with nnislr. The String
haml anj lireeu I.ef hn,l gave N iiUe,
solo together an,l was encornt. '
The North an.l South liarliehl Suiulay
schools ea.'h will Ikivo a I'liristinas tree1
anil enteriaiimient at their respective'
pUrcs of meeting, which from thej
amount of ta'eiit erwM.'eil hy each scIkk'I '
I N 'cpor el that the MetLoJ ft anJ w ill W a ;r.nul iiioiesa.
Coi l'" ilioual t hurv ht-s will unite in a
C'l.n-iii as enleriainmriit.
li t S'art, pastor of the Coivre;
ti n .t I i l urrh has heen apnointeil ssvo
Ciat. i "'or of the Kn-t I'l'iign- iiiunal
Chiucli in l'ortland. Mr. Start will take
t li-ir.e I the mission roni'nte.i witti
..-,e ,! nrrh, stiil a!o open a I ipens.irv
.r ti.e t-enetit of t tie pour. Urv K. M.
Jin.!-- supplied the pulpit here last
tahli.'th.
Tlie voiintf people of this place l avei
ori;.iiiiz-d a lililhl sch'Hil in the new hall. ,
,..r. K . siirf.n e ami 1'. M liill aie
the iiistrui tms. They meet tice
week. I
Ilok' killiiik' is the order of the day. I
li'Cun ami st''iis.
I'lie hasket iia ial and dinco iveu hv
the vounn people of llaidin tiranni'
No, 11".', il.onan) mi a iirand success
siM'ially and liiiHiicially. Hie sum total
rralixed was riwhtv dodurs kikI tl f v
rents, i lear ol expenses, Ki'tvtwo ihd
mis was lr"iii the sale of lusketa II is
ipiite iiinu-inu lo w a'ch "the lun s" w lien
the rtilrliou. er nolds up a d.uutv ll i I
cr- aHoii, wlole liieii lu-.i.t h 'is a lattoo
on tlieir Smnlay vest lunuii. I'liey wonht
give a inonlli a w m-i'ii l Know H u was
ther "xerv own" will's hket. Une
Irllow had ihn e Itiiuried l id rs haskrls
and thru did no! vatrh the one lm so
linnh wauled.
Alhert Itonni'v, of Stone, w.ta married
rerenllv lo lv Kilheiihinier Smvesa
and piosperily ho theiis.
Wliat milit have heen a serum run
away arridi nt hrtporued al Suuie The
Uivera family, of I'aikplire were roiiiin,;
d"W n yrade on norlli end o' t'larkitiuas
hridife when one of the horses la hiinrh-tirasj-i
k't (i i:lir'iivl and tan down on
the hii.lne appron. li kinvkmi: oil' the
raidni: and prcripit.tMiit: tin' vehirle and
six orcupalita to Hie tii'lllld hch'W, hill
alranwe lo say no one was hurl much.
Mrs ltahler, "( Logan, has returned
(rom Missoi.ri alreadv, llie weather he
iii) loo srvi re fur her tusuy all winter,
l'ru..
Mi White is ipiiu ill of pneumonia.
Mr and Mm Ksust ss'iit Sunday
Willi Mr. and Mrs. Ma v.
Mr Kinc. of Ponland, and Mis Pills,
of I'arus, look iliiim-r Willi Mr K.'s sis
ter, Mis. K. I Jones, Sunday
Marv and r red Mooie nnil lo Oregon
City Siindsy
Mr and Mm. Kaust gave a farewell
dance Thursd.ii , lee. 10.
M. and Mrs J. It J u'k"ti, of Maple
I.aue, vi-iled (heir sister, Mis. I'lianev
Spangler, Sunday
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We. :'r One ! I ii ii lr d I.i!:.irs Urw.wd
fur a v rase of Catarrh ttiat latinot le
tllie-l i'V Hail's t'li'arili (,'nte.
K .1. CMKNUY A CD , Toledo. D.
V'. , 'tie undersigned, have known K.
J (. i.ei, ,-y for trie last IS years, hi d lie ;
Jieve Imu' perfertlv honorable in ad husi- i
irstisaettona and flnanriailv ahle to i The pleasant to take and harmlcs
Cs' rv ..in any obligation made hy his , One M mute Cough Cure gives iminedi-
ai d lotil ed II, cm to 1'urtinud Tuesday.
Me lias H) mole lo kill soon, lie bad
l-cit. r In. k thin Mr-. 11 II. An l-rs.
S'ie I, id the n 1 1 -f- itiine tnat her LM'l h.
p. ii kir esraord t'loiu the ril two d.ivs
lefire the men raaie t ) hiltoher for her
and was gone 1- d . in sp (e ol all tlie
standi for ii. It wa- tpnte misfortune
lor Mrs, uVnders h tier Ii n-1, mt ws in
the hospital at 'he time and worked her
pule a hardship.
(ontl lor 4 111 I tire ii.
f.-ra. Balding, Kinxaxa Makvis,
W holesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
' H ul'- Catarrh Cute is takeu inter
nal y, ai 'inn directly upon the blood and
vi'-oii" siirf tees of the system Testi
ionia!s -ent free. Frire 75 cents per
to't..- -old hy all druggists.
Trtke Hall's Family rilis for constipation.
I'lnby.
Mr ami Mrs C. Witt made business
tr't t . Portland ti e latter part of this
wet k
J. No :in snd his niece, Mrs. H. Ped
man and children left here Monday
morning for Dufur, Eastern Oreijon.
Ti e regular ci'y election held here
Horn! iv. passed off quietly. All the citi--.'
s ti ket was elected.
t ody of Mrs. E. Martin, w ho died
Th,
t St. incent s hospnal, Portlaml, wis
rorg'H here Monday morning for burial
in the Z on cemetery.
After a weeks visit with tlieir parents
S. Cox and wife hive returned to their
Lome in Southern Oregon.
The Volunteers of America held a
meeting in the First Christian chnrch,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tabke, of Portland, has been vis
iting witb her sister, Mr. C. Burroughs.
One Hundred lullam a llox.
Is the value H. A. Tisdale, Ptimmerton,
. C, places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel
lalve. He says: "I had the piles for
Over 20 years. I tried many doctors and
iedic!n-s, but all failed except DeWitt's
'iich Htzel Salve. It cured me." It
ih a combination of the healing qualities
Of W'tch Hazel, with antiseptics and
mollients; relieves and permanently
Cure- blind, bleeding, Itching and pro
IrtMing piles, sores, cuts, broises.eczema,
inlt rhfiim and all fckin dieaees. Sold
ty (J. A. Harding.
Ktele Creek,
Cleir, cool weather is the order of the
day
Mrs. Dr. Koherds made a business
trip to Portland last week.
George Douglass and wife, of Portland,
are visiting relatives aud friends at Ea
gle Creek.
Guy K. Woodle, son of J. P. Woodle,
while burning trash around his barn
last Friday, had the misfortune to burn
Lis barn with nearly all the hay he bad
on hand.
Mrs. L. A. Woodle is still improving.
She has been sick now about three
weeks.
Dr fimith, of Portland, has been visit
ing his son, Dr. C. B. Smith, lately.
ate relief in all cases of Cough, I roup
ami I.alirippe liecaiHe il does not p s
imuiedittely into the stoma' h, but takes
efft t right at the seat of the trouble.
It draws out the intl iiiiina'ion, heals
and soothes and cures permanently hy
enabling the lungs to roi, tribute pure
life giving and life sustaining oxygen to
the blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong,
of Delia. Texa. prescribes it daily and
says ttiere is no b-iter cough remedy
made. Sold by G. A. Harding.
Klilorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fraizr,of Salem,
are visiting this week at Mr. and Mrs. Al
Jones'.
Dr. R. Gaucher has rented his farm to
Abe Howard of Liberal.
Ern Jones and John Martin were break
ing horses Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Maule of Portland visited
with EJ Jones Sunday.
Will King and lady friend were in our
burg Sunday
John Helvey Is busy hauling lumber
to Oregon City.
Agnes Wallace spent Sunday at home.
John Larrm, of California, is here on a
visit.
C. Smith has been making fence.
Chas. ThomaB, of Union Hall, spent
Sunday at Martin's.
Kobt. Italian has a new horse.
Curtis Helvey, of Canby, Bpent a few
days at home this week.
There was a delightful surprise party
given Aunt Kate Goucher on Thursday
eve, Dec. 10. All had a fine time and
departed to their many homes in the
"wee sma' " hours of morning.
See Ern Jones for a fine saddle or
bufegy horse cheap.
Two of Ed Jones schoolmates from
Oklahoma are visiting him this week.
Sour
Stomach
No apptlto, low of fength, nenrmt
Tlir I ,o ne Pilar Male.
Dow n in Texas at Yoakum is a big
dry goods firm, of which Mr. J. M.
Haller is the head. Mr. Haller on one
of his tiips East to buy goods said to a
friend wuo was with him in he palace
car, "Here take one of thes Little Early
P.isers upon retiring and you will be up
early in the morning leeling good." For
the "dark brown" taste, headache and
that loggy feeling DeWitt's Little Early
Kitiers are the best pills to use. Sold by
G. A. Haruing.
Dover,
The weather ig very fine. It freezes a
little of nights but very warm in the day
time.
A great many have bad colds through
out the neighborhood.
Mr. E.dman has been very sick the
past week. Their little girl is also very
sick. It is Loped they will soon get
better.
Guy Woodle and wife was teen driv-
fieas, nsadacce, constipation, bad breath, ; mg turougn the streets ot rover.
neral ieWllty.Mur rUine. and ) catarrh ot Q w , ,0Ht Lig bflrn b fjre , ,
it stomach are all duo to Indigestion. Kodol 1 c. Inr,iav
ure IndigeitJon. Thla new diacovery repra- j "
ents the natural Juice of digestion as they I There will be a Christmas tree at our
xil In a healthy stomach, combined vita ' schoolhouse. There will be other enter
t.e greatest knovn tonic and reconitructlv taintnents. Everybody is Invited to
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does net come and have a good time,
jnly cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but thb j g M j M Er,man . ,
lam out remedy cures all atomaeh troubles , "
ty cleansing, purifying, sweetening and There was a nice crowd out last Sun
trenglhenlng the mucous membranes Unlcf day to hear Kev. Black preach. The
Ce stomach
Ur. 3. S. Ball, flf Rirmnrood. W. Vs., arr
" I ni inufaM irllh aour nomach lor twnity rra
Bodol curad to tod v ari bow vtnf H la mk
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Kodol Digests What Yoa Eat
lottWioBly. f 1.00 S!i heUlr.r 2H WnMtbetrM
aiM, wucb M, j lor 50 caoti.
first and third Sabbath of every mouth
is preaching. Everybody come.
l'ou Bet Yon tan.
You ran be a strong man or woman
Vt V.n uini !h trrpnt nerve tonic. Palirin
IVieared by t. O. DiwiTT OO., OHIOAOO: x'ablets, sold by Howell 4 Jones. They
Slid by U. A. HAP.DING, Druggist I make you sleep and grow fat.
.4hliuriiluiiii, Oufiirlo. Icsllllt-s
lollie l tuullllc of
4 liiiiiilit'rliiln' ruiili
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Ashbiimluim, t nt hi.', Ap. il III, )'.")::
1 tim k il i only right Ih ii 1 -lion d
le i on vi hal a tiinlei lui t ll- rt I 'li iin
ht rlinn's Coiigli Ufin.-.lv ha- I'to.iiired.
I he.hty I" f f" Eiist.-r I a so disiit'is
ed n th a told slid rullkh Hint I tlld not
1 1 1 1. k to Is- able t' take any limit's the
next day' as tii y voire ss alinosi rlh'ked
hy the rough. The same day 1 received
an urilt-r hoin t ii lor a b'.iilo of ymir
$oiigh reun'ily. I at oine pr'KMired a
sample bottle, and Ink about three
doses uf the medirine. To my grtMt re
lief the rough and old had rouiietelv
disappeared and I was able to
preach ihree times on E inter
Dav. I know that this rapnl and elici t
ive nire was due to your roiiuli remedy,
1 make this tesiinioni tl uh"it sohrita
tlnn, being thank (til to have foiltl'l mi tl
a God sent remedy.
Kespec'ftilly yours,
E. A. l.ANOKi.or, M. A.,
Herior ol Si. I.uke'a Church.
To Chamberlain Medicine t'o.
This remedy is for Bale hy G. A. Hrd
ing.
Cotton.
Henry Guilder, of Shiibel, was visiting
his sister who is teaching in District No.
72, last Sunday.
The young folks are very busy practic
ing and making preparations for the
Xmas tree and find these lovely moon
light nightn greatly in their lavor.
John Laferty went to Aurora on busi
ness on the fourth.
C. E. Goibett went to Highland on the
5th to ride the stall-fed goat of the Mac
cabees there.
Burt Palmer, of Mount Pleasant, was
doing business In our little burg on the
fourth.
U. S. Dix butchered four fine swine
last Saturday,
ll. Hargreaves and son Fred went to
Oregon City laat Friday for a new wheel
for their saw mill.
The Dix Brothers contemplate starting
their mill soon, as they have been mak
ing some repairs w hich are now almoet
complete.
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Begin your Xmas buying: oro- Wo lmvo a QVorb lino of
thoso dainty articles of uso unci ornamont that mako tho
most appropriate and welcomo Christinas Qilts. Fancy
Goods and toilot articles aro horo in groat varioty and oil
at tho vory lowost pricos. m
iv Aiv ji I'V.v Samples
An t'lfj-ant lino tf lVrfimu-.", all tho stiiinl.tnl niiiki-sWi'iglit'H raliu.-rV, A.
rll's, Svlt'y's, Hutu's, ll.rriifi's, LuikIIiuiu's, Kastnmii's, utul oIIuth, in
pliin uibl fancy I'l'ttlfs, fr.im UV t $1. Hulk fiffli this w.tk.
You ran sample tlu'in fur the asking.
Wo aiv t s..cially l.ii' "ii Leather (loods, llanlsiuo l'iar Cusiw, ('anl
Cast'. Lmlii's' iin.l ( iriitl. iiwn's l'uivi-s, l'.ill r.iMiku, I iai it s, MustV K.ls,
ltc, at j.riivs as low as j u 1 1 i t - will allow.
So nil-of tin-Neatest pa. ka-.'s of Statioiifrv yu liav. i-v.-r M-fii nil m'.s,
hhaM'santl styli-s, at prirt-s that arc not exorhitant.
Wo an- just liko niluT I'U-iiu nu-n. wo want nunv tra-lf. Wo wunt vmir
holiilav tral". That is why wo a.lvortiso. It is ini to l.o ntippoM-il y.m
will coiiio horo implv lii-oaiHo wo a-k it. ('"iiiinoii otiM in.lioatos lh.it
wo must do hot tor hy you than otiior il.-.iliT-, ami this wo ooitainly will.
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I BIIII'TI-O Willi laillUK illl'IOMI- j
gention of til" womb, with nevi-re
pains through the pruins. I uf- ,-.
fer'-d b'rribly at the time of nu-n- , ;
struation, had blindini? h"iid:i'l,iK ( .
and rushing of blood to the brain.
What to try I knew not, for it :;
seemed that I had tried all and t
failel, but I hli'l never tried Wli e
of Cardui, that blevwd remelv for J.
sick women. I found it. pi' :vm j.''
to take and mm knew that I I. ml r
the right medicine. New blood
seemed to wiirv! througli myv-iin J
and after u s i n ty eleven bottl's 1
was a well woman. ' ,
Mrs. Bush is now in perfwt
health lie;aue she bxjk Wine of
Cardui for menstrual disorders,
bearing down paint and blindinrr
heaIaches when all other remedieu
failed to brin her relief. Any
sufferer may secure health by tak
ing Wine of Cardui in her home.
The first bottle convinces the pa
tient she is on the road to health.
For advice in cis'n requiring
special directions, address, (?ivui(
symptoms, "The Indies' Advisory
Department," Tiie Chattanootra
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tcnn.
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tieo. (iilherlKoii Has traimarlnu
ne in rorlland Wi-iliiesday.
Don't inias the show, whirh will be at
lUrlow, Tuenday evening, Dei-. 15. This
pionnxes to be pretty g'KxI. Admiioll
twenty-five cents.
Will Jee left for 1'orHaii'l Monday
evniing, where ho will visit lor a tl'iie
Willi Irielida.
.You should call at Mr. Freeman's store
and see his line diaplay ol holiday jew
elry. Mm Viva Tud is home again after vis.
iling i-everal weeks wilh friends in Ore
gon City and I'orllaiid.
0. Clum made a business trip up In
the Trout I'reek country Monday, le
mming Tuesday..
Mr. Suiiciii-HM made a biminess trip to
Portland Wednesday, returning tliesame
day.
Mies M. S. Harlow retnrued home Sat
urday alter a few weeks visit with Iriemla
I l'ortland.
Mr, and Mrs, U. K. Irvin and son, Fl
mer, returned home Tueaday evening
from a visit with friends at Vancouver.
They report a very pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tull arn visiting
willi Mrs. Tull's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kinney, near Salem.
Dick NordhatiHen had a very serious
accident befall 1 1 i m , Sunday. While
handling a loaded gun, il exploded, blow
ing oir several fingers. Drs. deiey ami
Dedman were summoned snddreeaed the
injuries but it is leared that he will h. ve
to lose the whole hand.
Hills are out announcing a grand inaxk
hall to ho given at Columbia Hall, Har
low, Christmas night. lCi-freshinc nts will
be nerved at the new Harlow Hotel and a
grand good time is anticipated. Anyone
wishing face luanks can get them at Free
man's store al reasonable priccH.
A. felersoii's blacksmith shop was
broken into Sunday and several articles
that could easily be carried were taken.
Thih is without doubt the work of some
hobo, who will sell these articles for what
ever he can get and spend it for drink.
The county is full of this kind of men,
too lazy to work and earn an Inmost liv
ing, who exist by begging and stealing
from those who labor hard to support
themselves and families. This is the
second time during the last year that Mr.
Peterson's shop has been broken into
and we hope Mr. Peterson will succeed
in finding the guilty party and punishing
him as he deserves to be punished.
Mulalla.
Our g'Md weather Is the leading topic
ol Ilia day.
T. M Cr"ss and K. ('. lVtry arn each
sngiged In completing their I'oUto-dig-
ging.
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I Mis Lillian Uipwui is working at the
I Hotel IVIViry,
Farmer are iw ing w heat oil the high
lands.
i Our telephone syntrm i to nelid a line
, out wentward S xill, (Scarce)' a year
has paused mm n the installment of our
rural leli'iiliones and bow do we like
i them? W hy, we'd just as aooii do w ab
out a time piece ss to get along without
a phone in the house,
Mr. Manpiam, sellout teacher at Dis
trict No. !'), Iiaa Ix-cn on Him sii k list for
a week, so the pupil have had a vaca
tion. U.S. lUtnuhy lias completed hauling
potato" lo Canbv, having delivered
there over -t's) buhel through rain ami
sunshine; largely the former,
Henry (ioble, of f'anby, la In this lo
cality with his horse drag saw reducing
trees to stove, wood lengths
Iluvill Kilt llHH ft HllU'k kill. !),,(' t'l
! Cattle buyers lake notice.
Molalla (irange No. .'110 ha started a
(range Mohair Pool for the clip of l'HI-t,
by naming a delegate In meet in conven
tion with other grange delegates ol
ClackainaN co.inty at some ceulrul loca
tion of the Mohair production I to be des
liirmted in letter that secretary No. :ilU
will send to each iiraugu) to devise plan
lor conducting said pool for the best in
tereet of the producer ami the vraiigH.
Molalla (irstign at il regular December
meeting elected the following ollicers for
I'.KH: I,. II. Cochran, nni'-ter; J. N.
Haw tell, overseer ; J. W. Thomas, Lec
turer; W.J. V.. Vick, steward; II. Kver
Imrl, asst. steward; Jennie Perdue,
chaplain ; Ola Dibble, treasurer ; ( ieorge
Cam-, secretary ; F. J. Hammond, gate
keeper; Mabel Miller, teres; I'.ciiIhIi
lliingate, Poidoiih; Kdna Vnk, l loru;
Koselaiid Kobbins, L. A. H. ; Hertha
Adams, organist ; Mary Kobbins, jani
tor; James Dickey, clerk, bureau ol In
formation ; John Cole, Oeorgn Adams
ami I lurry Uastall, trustees.
Hrhool Urport uf District No. 'Hi.
Following is a report of school district
No. W for the month ending Due. 4, lOOU.
N1. of pupils enrolled, 25; No. of days
attendance, iiH4 ; No. of days absence,
Ah'i i No. of times lardy, 10.
Those pupils who were neil her absent
nor tardy are Fred linker, Clailya Baker,
Keward Hodge, Annie Hodge, Mabel
Louisa Zimmerman, Mary Hornert, Al
bert Bernert.
K. W. Bakkk.
There la one fellow w itliin i hiiiplrisl
tulles of LW 11 who hwt a ( hM
Ir.Mll OTrr.!,!!.!!. llur,Ur Uh, wuitj
irtiirnliig from Oregon City The ii,t
under a "hyiuiotic fll," it XM-mt,
and overdone Ihn tnalli-r In driving, 'ul
Ihn horse li-ll down dead.
Mr. snd Mr, liill and ilaugliler. Mm
. Mahals, are making sn rili-iele.1 mil it
j their old home In Kansas
j Mr. Faden.of It reran Hill, ha rrtilfd
ithe ItaUmeier place, and will iiiov tlirn
! In Ihn spring.
John llatton, of Stone, Inst va'iubU
cow Willi milk fevnr rmelilly.
Saturday the member of llnjm
(irange met in regular session, a II M
hn annual election id olliers Tli'lt
were til prewiil and a very ipilel elrrlioa
was had, ss follow, for ths rntuin
year; Master, 0. D Kohhin; oerl,
C Sprague ; straard, tieu. K"hl I SMiit
ant steward, Fdwin lierber; I.. A. H
lleh-n .Sprague; led., Mr. lUnnia
Anderaoii; chsiilani, II. S, Anilrrron;
llor, Mary Swale ; pomoiia, Nila tr
her; cere. Filiilia Fallert; (i. K , KnsJ
Moer; treasurer, Hxltin Sprague. Tlit
will Ui public inialllion snd nrw fer
dtiiiii r January 1, I'.MH, Alternoon will
be open lo Ihn public.
The C. C. creamery ha secured lbs
services o( F. W. Wright s ) ball
milker. Mr. Schaler Having g"i W
llill-lM.ro to bn married, and inako that
hia home.
All the hem in l.oian have joined ill
union, it seems, and from present Imli
callous cieiks generally will livn ton
tla up eggle take recipe for Xma.
Itllluna 'olin Ireeinrl.
Take a double dosn of Chamlierlain'i
Colic, Cholera and Diararhoea Hemedy
as soon as the first indication of the dis
ease appears and a threatened attack
maybe warded off-. Hundreds of tmo
pie use the remedy In this way with per
fect success. For sale by 0. A. Harding.
Mlillhel.
Miss Laura (linther, ol Oregon City,
viHiien ner parents, Mr. ami Mrs. K.r.
Ginther, a few days last week,
Henry (iinther made a trip to Colton
last week.
School is progressing nicely under the
instructions of Mrs. Ad Moshnke.
The dance at W. D. Hill's last Thurs
day night was a success. All had a good
time.
Miss F.linira (Jinther is slowly recov
ering. Christ HoriiHchtich is busy hauling Ins
hay to town,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moehnke have
moved into their new house.
That Tlirolililnic llenliti-lir
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Lite Pills. Thousands
of Hiill'erers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
health. Only U5 cents, monnybacl.il
not cured. Sold by Charman A Co '
druggists.
'I lie Marmot Ncluiol.
The following is a report nf th Mar
mot school for the month ending I
USUI: Memla-rs mirolled,:i(i; iiuinberol
ilava langht, IH; whole number ol !)
attendance, .Hill; whole number ol davs
absence, 1J; whole liiliu Ix'T ol
lardy, 10. Thoewho liave been "either
tardy or absent during the month srs:
(lenrgn TetiF.yck, Henry TetiFyck, W
die Tei.Kvck, Itosie TnliF.y. k, Ivy Je
F.yck, Liihe TenF.vck, Henry
Helms Msry Voiillelms, Mlimi" ,un;
Helms, Alexander Vonllel l"
Ashoir, t.uslave Aslmir, C'alvy H-eW
Klvy Beebe. May Cavet), Kits 0' -Klla
Odidl, (ieorge Odell, Willi" O.lell.
Mlmiiu Odell, Mamie Odell, Jl'n"
Odell. Mits. Makv CAI.VIN, Teacher.
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