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Wilsonville Has a
Commercial Club,'
WII.SONVII.I.K. Kil. 3-lifUI-' M.U'K.-Hl'U'5. Kit.. J.-iS.clul-Alma
I ar-n. form.-rl) a resident here.: We KrW lo r-or. llu- death of
ha. been vl.l.tnK Mr.. II. Cronm. j Mr, K..1.I. r hl.h took pUc hut
Ma I'aker hae b.-n lllliitt h.T' k. Mr. Kohl, r was most hlichly
parents. Mr. am! Mr. Kd . Huker. ; "'-' ' h" "r; ' '
Arthur Ja- t-er bus lvn t iklns some fu r Unit: rosi.Un.e her she had. li
very nice picture., anum them b.-m ' her patient, useful lit.-. endeared her
a ihoto .f Ih Hoo.1 Vice ha.kclbull , "'if I" '" '" ' - Mr "J
Iran, taken by flash HkM. I K"hl' r rr' ",0,, ,h Mr"';"1
fnk M. KIinM.on. .M.I lo IVrlUnJ wlll.-ra of CU. kaina. touniy. Mr.
m Mondav lo att..ml tho funi-ral of Kohl. r. lio.e .l.attl ivturnM a fi
I.I. .rott.rr, ho dl.-d In Ihe hiwpita'. ' " n. a a clUI ar wlorun
an. r lone p.-ll of llln.. "' h m,'"""d-l. a4
The Hood Vkw lu.k. ll.all loam il.-l"'. h' " '"h
f..l.sj ihc Mulloy nam lo iho tunc of '') thrviiKh tin Knirr.riM- our
IT lo 5 at llu hall at Hood View, on h.artf. lt ;niwlt.y lo Iho ri-UiUe. of
Tu.'.day evrnlni:. January , Mr. Kol.l.-r In llt.-ir ad lo..
Thi Dnion Crowrrn' muuH-lutlon a. Mr. mid Mm. l.Ioyd lUjurra are .1111
roniu-lliit to o.t;oii uhlppInK onlona in San Franrl.ro. lut arc p'anuln to
for the fond lime, on anount of the witlo In nouie olhor part of Callfor
.now Ktorm on Tuciluy nlKht. nla.
Cl.vlya Warner. ho lit attenillnii Tne ,now ,,at covered the uroiinil.
l.lnroln hinh ahool. -nt the ek-i w h,.avUy. on Sunday, ha all cone,
-nd at hmne. loavlne the lunilN-aK in ll oode-
A KiHMlly nutnlKT of chanRia have Kri.,.n l0 remain o. we hope, till the
Ihh o made ly those tio are .-l'lnis nimor aun.hlne .hull have withered
cream, nince the dairy lnmector aaln. Already the cattle are lux-
hero a month auo. I urntlne In their re.lored paturea. anj
The farmer wore urprlod. and ara vavn(r ti,elr hay untouched,
not at all d.-I!Kht.d. to awake to the. branche( ,,,.
.lKht of elht In-hi of .now on the;un (hc nmng now have rlM,n
sround on last WedneIuy mornln;;. ,llKh ,D). lUllB ,llhln the memory
and the prospwt of more of the 0j0!t lllhal)Uant.
w puliicr I
The WU-sonvllle Commercial club J The prediction I for an early sprlnic
was orcuuliod on Mday evenlnc, Jan-jd fruitful harveaU a. thoe ar.
uarylUt. The officer elected for the 10 ,n quenr. of
or.ilnK year are a follow:H. a ! late, heavy .now.
Aden, president; Pr. W. 1). lluller, lt! The fruit tree, until today, hare
vice-president; N. W. Younc. 2nd vlce-jboen bendlnit low under the weight of
presldont and J. P. Uurtlea. secretary , snow on their branches, and this also,
and treasurer. With this splendid we are told, is the precursor of abund
corps of capable business men elected i ant yield.
the efficient officers.' Ihe success of the The epidemic of Krtppe seems, at
enterprise U a'ready assured. The otv, a8t, to be relaxing It hold, as Is
Jed of the club Is to work for the very : sliown by the attendance at both
best Interests of our villace and sur- church and school refraining It nor-
rmmdini; community. Th regular
lactings of the newly formed club will
be h-ld on every second and fourth
Friday evening of each month, and It
is to be hoix-d that the farmers will
Join hands with th merchants to ac
complish the purpose for which the
club was organized.
The installation ceremony of the
Odd Fellows association took place on bors an-unwelcome surprise by an
Saturday evening. January 22nd, at thejnounclng that he has bought a ranch
regu'ar meeting, at which time Walter in the mountain region and that he la
Sharp was the installing officer. The
new- officers installed were Anton Ua
talgla, noble grand: George Gould,
vice grand ; Clifford Murray, secretary
and Tom Mulloy, treasurer. A banquet
was served at the close of the instal
lation service, and a splendid social
time enjoyed by all present.
Tank-House Burns
Was Thawing Pipes
j
..EAGLE CREEK, Feb. 3. (Special) I
The tank house up at Mrs. Viola
Douglass" caught fire Sunday night, i
It was discovered about 3 a. m.. and!
some of the neighbors were called !
and came and helped to extinguish it. 1
Carl Douglass had been trying to thaw j
out the pipes and the tank caught'
someway from a spark. The snow
was all that saved the woodshed amI ;
house. I
Little Mary Cogswell, who has been ;
ill from scarlet fever, is recovering, j
James Gibson has gone to liar tun to
spend the remainder of the winter
with his son, Hal Gibson.
Tommy McKay, who some two or
three weeks ago. had his leg broken
...1-II n....nlln.i I., ilnl.... C.A I
Mrs. S. F. Howlctt was suddenly
taken 111 on Saturday morning. Dr !
Adix was ca'Ied, and gave her somej
medicine, w hich helped her.
Guy Woodle was down this way Sal-;
urday. I
Emil L. Hollander, who has been1
a patient at one of the Portland hos-1
pitals for some weeks, is able to be!
about again. He returned to Eagle j
Creek on Sunday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass were
Logan visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. E. Naylor was a week -end; e(litor of the M(jla,la" was
guest at the home of Mr. and Mre.,nere and nade 1()t8 of fun for the
J. Kirchem, of Sellwood.
Homer Glover was up to see A. D.
McMillan on Sunday.
Dave and Ernest Hoffmeister went Mrs. Hirtzel and two pons, Rowclcn
hunting on Saturday and Sunday and 'and Marion, of Scotta Mills, took din
killed two big fat wild cats in the j ner with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Lar
nelghborhood near James Gibson's j kins, Kiinday.
home. Our school Is rather short of at-
MIbb Edna Kennedy attended the i tendance on account of ko much sick
teachers' Institute at Estacada Satur-ness in the neighborhood.
day. She spent Saturday evening and i . m-
Snnday with her aunt, of Horing. FATHER OF MISS HUDSON ILL.
John Moore, of Damascus, son-in-i t
law of Mrs. Ida Carpenter, was up MKAD0VHUOOK, Feb. 3.-(Spe-calling
on her Monday at Mrs. How-! (.ja, .)Meadowhrook WM vlBltefj by
lott's.
M. C. Glover has gone to Klondike.
Pete Chester haa also gone.
J. P. Woodle and w ife, of Estacada,
were guests of Mrs. Howlctt Sunday.
Now Feels Entirely Well.
Those who have backache, rheuma
tism, stiff and swollen Joints or other
symptoms of kidney trouble will be In
terested In a statement from A. H.
Francis, Zenith, Kas., who writes: '1
had a severe pain In my back and
could hardly move. I tried several
remedies with no results. I look about
two-thirds of a 50c box of Foley Kid
ney Pills and now feel entirely well."
Middle-aged and older men and wom
en whose kidneys are weakened find
these safe pills give relief from sleep-
disturbing
bladder aliments, job"
I A
Adv.)
v ' M r l I a r v mm s r 1 a.
Death of Mrs. Kohler
Grieves Macksburp
mal status.
Miss Og'a Seward, who was called
a few weeks ago to St. I'aul, on ac
count of the illness of her father, has
returned home.
Mrs. Kate Seward la In Mullno at
tending her sick daughter, Mrs. Itert
Wallace.
Prank Hilton has given his neigh-
planning to move his family onto it
the coming spring. I
Mrs. Snack, of Portland, the eldest
daughter of Mrs. J. Gibson, is, with
her husband and children, occupying
the cottage of her brother, Joe, who
meantime, has gone home to live.
Mrs. Geo. Scbier, with her Infant
son. has returned to her home.
The Mothers' club had a very pleas
ant session on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Koch. Mrs. Koch fur
nished the work for the afternoon.
Miss Mary Schler was present as a
guest of the MIfsi-s Anna and Dertha
Koch. The young Iudles served a most
charming lunch, soon after which the
C'ub adjourned for two weeks. Thu
next meeting will be on Feb. 10th.
at the home of Mrs. Karl Ilocche.
Geo. WuUli has so far recovered
from a recent attack of grippe that
he is able to be in the saw-mill again.
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Rfllf Of TaVlOT TalKS
To Marquam People
i MARQUAM, Feb. 3. (Special) F.
I Franklin came over from Washington
to do J. H. Hatter's chores while the
latter goes back east to see his father,
rp to this writing we have had 33'-i
im,hPS of sn0wfall since January 1st.
Mr. i!lar died January 26 and was
b,lr0rl at the Miller cemetery January
28.
T. Harmon is dangerously ill. The
:0 have but little hopes for him.
He has been ailing for a long time,
It. Mosler is out from Silverton,
helping his sister. Mrs. Delia Young,
during their sickness.
ine basket social was not very well
attended on account of the bad weath-
ir nn.l urt tniifli iiii-Vlinua n T T:.vl.r
young people, which was highly ap-
predated. The receipts of the even-
ing were $15.00.
another snow storm Monday night.
Pauline Hopstetter left Wednesday
for Portland where she expects to
work.
Herman and Tlennfe Chindgren spent
Saturday and Sunday at Highland.
Miss Hudson reed', ed word Thurs
day that her father wag In the hospital.
She left Friday for her home return
ing Sunday evening, reporting her fath
er to be better.
Ruth Chindgren visited at Hopstet
ters Sunday.
The last snow haa kept quite a few
out of school.
Mifcs Annie Johnson, of Union Mills,
visited Myrtle and Hazel Larklns Sun
day. A Furlong,
l-'ni-l.iii-r wits ut lirxt n furrow long,
r i in- il stmi' e th.it a pair of oxen
No Settlement In
Woodsaw Accident
MOI.AI.I.A. Keb. 3. iSlwIa1!
Ciere Mam, one of MidalU. ilian
aw inen. M that he ha U wreka"
woik with hi nmihlne eiiKai;eJ ahead.
K. 8. Herman' place U one no oft
en awn by In- haty vl.ilor to Mi
I.illa. but It I, however, one of the
tnuel inoderii farm in the .tale I With
hi black, in lib and carpenter "hop.
ore fully equipped. Willi hla plain
nn mill he drec luinl-r lor huu
.. If and nelKhlKir. Ju.t at prcwiil he
tit dre.nnit tliiiler to build a 40vNO lull
basement barn hi the early aprlnit for
hi own stock. Hoth ga and traiu
(Hiuer aie pteiiltful uihiii hi plac'. and
a pumplni; plant ole all water prob
lem. I'.ually he cuts his own wood
with his sled draitiuw, but be ha Ju.t
had l. W. liadKer come with hi tuall
aw lo cut up some of the tree Mown
don n' by the recent atornt. One tree
'av o high that a man. six feet tall.
tould walk under It nicely. The ma
chine had to be tood upon end to
reach the log. Another lo had heen
blown aero. a crock so that a plunk
had to be thrown across for the nm-
A PROSPEROUS 1916
May Father Time deal kindly with you and yours during
the new year.
May he bring brightness into your home and may his foot
prints be upon the right side of your Bank Book.
May he often incline your feet in our direction and may
your visits be of such a nature that when the new year has
grown old we will both look back and say "A very good
year indeed".
W. J. WILSON AND COMPANY
12TH AND MAIN STREETS
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Mitchell,
line of
chine to rest Its third point on.
Ties and poles continue to bo ship
ped by .the carload from tho S. P. de
pot In 'spite of weather conditions.
Mr. Wilklns, auditor for the Slate In
dustrial commission, has been busy the
past week visiting those around Molal
la, who have availed themselves of
state insurance. He states that it is
of daily occurrence to meet employers
who are a'so working men and wlslij
to come under the compensation act.i
At first It was thought that it could,
but It has' now been decided that it, i
cannot be done the way the law reads j
at present. Mr. Wi'kins believes that i
the next legislature win cliange me
law sufficiently to protoct working
employers.
Mr. Wilklns says that dragsaws come
under the head of "wood saws." This
Is important, for generally speaking,
wood cutters mean a circular saw
when they say "woodsaw," and use
the word dragsaw to deslgnato a pow
er cross-cut saw. As an employer
comes under the act when he begins
work, unless he refuses to do so In
writing, there are some who are sur
prised to learn they have come under
the law automatically.
Mr. Wilklns also states that no In
surance can be paid to Mr. and Mrs.
Guy for the death of their son, Clinton,
who was killed on a woodsaw until It
is found who was the actual employer.
J. J. Metzler contends that he was
not the employer because he had or
dered the machine to be laid up for
renalrs. It Is said that the machine
run illiut Hi inner i' in Hi
tilltrllllir H'I Hll I'll". lif Itlf IH'k
4 cdine. lit) tliln llml I !.' ninlilm
i t.ikili n. iiii-. mili.' il his kuoel
In' IT CHIMllt
Hlahly illli)', who rlUaKi'l III"
hi 1-11, lUtine lliitl he was li"l Hi"
Pinter sa lt ss urklim '"l Mr M.'li
'rr as lu l.s.l kra ,..h.ii Ihl tutu
The umlli-r has ImiHiii' lui'ii imnptl
ii.. as Mr Murphy left, Ik'Ik ""
linn In s.-arh of ik Mr. Wil
km ihinke (list l he nuiur will m'n
t iliiift for II mil)- riii!i- ibe ik
luture of llii ciii.lncr In Kiw- llu' par
enls (tin Insurance lo 'ili llu-)' sr
entitled.
Literary Society
To Meet Saturday
IIAZKI.IA. Vb. 3 (!,..- l.ill -Ml.
Iinogi-ne Jewell sprnl lie week end
at her home In I'urtluinl
llerlx-rt liini-an I en lli' Hut
A. lieluis was a ptin'aut caller at
llaii-ha i h.xil Miuiilay
Ml. ll'alichn lhinc.in wa a le
ant caller at ll.m ll h.n.I r'lblay.
j rVlU llultberg n-iit Matunlay In
l Portland.
Mr. and .Mr. II. pun .m lranited
mm i in-pi In I'ortlund Stlurday.
K. HultU-rg had Ihe misfortune lo
i have a horwe die la.l w k.
j Mr. Tlieu. Htelnlilllu-r I vl!tlug In
! Portlanil.
j II let la Sunday Hi his d wilt gtva a
; temperanco prograui r L'O Ktery
one I cordially Invited ! attend,
j It. Anderson, who h.n teen M ndlt:
the fu'l and winter at Ihe K. Hull
ii-ru home, will lrav .im with hi
j family for Hurley. M.ilui. where Mr
, Alulernon eKH- to t- Into Ihe hard
( ware bu.lne.
I We aie glad to note Ml. W. II.
jZlvney, who got her arm hint some
time ago, I much belter at this writ-
Selling the entire
Lewis and Staver Co.
Farm Machinery and Vehicles.
Ing.
David Long was a pleasant caller nt
Hazella school Friday,
Little Genevinve Duncan is unable
to attend school at this writing on ac
count of a Bevere cold.
Mrs. S. S. Iloutz who has boon quite
ill, la much better.
A. Thomas Is very busy thnso days
hauling feed.
Hear those jingling sleigh bells ring
ing. Hazella Literary society Will meet
Saturday evening, February iith. A
program will be given, followed by a
debate 'on th question, "Jtesolvied
That the United States should be pre
pared to defend her rights at any time
on land and sea." There will also he
election of officers.
North Fiend manufacturer
cauliflower crates to California.
ships
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to
Foley & Co., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will re
ceive In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for lagrippe coughs, colds and
croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for lame
back, weak kidneys, rheumatism, blad
der troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for cdnstlpatlon,
biliousness, headache and .sluggish
bowels. (Adv.)
Geo. Najjel Loses
Fine Barn By Fire
I lr:i lA. V!i 3 H. i.li llu
l'l4IH of Ionise NJtril Was lulally dr
Ifioi-il v (In I'm d.n illuming lb"
tarn i-iiiiUlinil .It Iliad of laltle, ln
hut sis. lalinllig linpieliii-ul. Iisitii .ill
l-uli t In), and Hie u was 1 1 1"
witli only ll.T.i liKiitanie.
The ltis llie owin-is knew (f t It
Hie was when lluiiie. e d Ibiniinh 1'ie
HH.f Kusiilng In Ihn bain In sate lb.
'i.itlle, Mr Naitel found all had !
; iitTo' ali-d by llie .moke Allrulloii
, wa then turned lo saving oilier build
; una on , lm farm.
Ihe N'agel t arn one of Ihe lnrl
.In I'laikaiua rouiily, lu-lug .'.Otil d- I
.with emu ivie wall and ilrhewai.
I The family ha liw at llatelu lor Hie
Mast IS )ear.
I U WoribliiKtoii, from Oswi mi. it
lining hi broiber, A. Woilliliiglou
at Ibis writing,
lieorge Nagi-I i ailed at Hie KM. Wan
, ki-r tioiuti Tuesday iiiniiilnn
j Mr. and Mrs. I'ete Kiiulle, from Us
I ween, .pent a very pleasant lav with
Mr and Mr. A. Worlhli glon. Thur.
I day.
A. Nelson. A K. Helm and J IV
! Cook weie III (Iswi'ko on business Krl-
1 dey.
Alfred Thoaia mi a taller at Ihe
! r'rank Chltd'a home Similar.
Mis liuogeue Jewell sp.nl Hatur
jday and Sunday with hr parenl. Mr
and Mr. J. M. Jewell, of I'oillaud.
I K K. Miller, fiom I'ortlamt. railed
on 8. 8. Iiouti. rlily.
W. It. CtM'k wa In rortlaud Hatur
day and Hun. lay.
Writ Miller, who haa been sm-mlliK
a few week at Ihe rousl. relumed lo
llttiolu last week and, at the present
writing, la visiting hi ton. In. p. K.
lamg.
(iuy Mi Var wa In Oawrgo Hunday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Helms has been suffering
with la grippe for tho part week.
Georgo Nagol was a I'ortlund vlHltor
Monday.
Miss Hattlo Wanker was very pleas
antly entertained by her aunt, Miss
Lulu Wanker, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Fred Lehman culled on her
sillier, Mrs. Frank Chllds, Wednesday
evening.
Alas! No more sleigh rides. It lu
beginning to rain.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Worthlngton visited
relatives In Oswego Sunday.
BOY BANDITS ARE CAUGHT.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28. Swooping down
upon a west sldo rooming house to
day tho police captured fivo men and
three women, members of a gang re
cently arrived from New York, and re
covered $7800, a part of tho $1G,S61 ob
tained in a during holdup of "Jake
Stahl's bank" yesterday.
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subscribers who havo subscribed for
tho paper and are entitled to receive
the premium of 'four magazines, that
their names have been sent to the east
ern publishers and the subscribers
should either have received the flrflst
copies ere this or will within a very
short time. The subscriptions for the
magazines will date from the receipt
of the first copies, running for a year
from that time.
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE.
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School Children
Hear Fine Orchestra
AUUKXWAl.l). rVb. 3 - (Hperlnll -I'nif.
(iurretR.-n paid a visit lu the
school here last week, lie talked fur
a few minutes to the ehlldren of the
upper grades on famous roinpusi-rs of
music. He nave out pusses admitting
pupils to I ho ri'hearsat of the Portland
Symphony orelientrn at the llelllK. HI ti
ers allendlnit from hero went Mrs. II.
J. Altnow, Mrs. J. J. I.ym h, Miss Hun
ton, Gladys Hmlth and Nellie I'rlre
Tho school Is very itrutely to both lhi
iIiihiI board and I'rof. tiurretsen fur
this opportunity lo hear tho rnmert.
All are loud In their praise of Ihe same
Anions; those visllliiK school lust
week, were Supervisor Vedder, Mrs
Kelsrr, Cilsdys Hmlth. Ilulh ('runs. '. '.
ma Derry and Nell In I'rlces.
rentiers Hockwood spent the week
end visiting at the home of Alva Him k.
wood.
Harry Hurgreuves of this place will
leave for Kugene soon. Ho la resum
ing his work ut tho I'nlverslty of Ore
gon.
A sleighing party was given Hutur-
day evening by Mr. HJiiliniir Munon.
Among the Jolly crowd were II. J. Alt
now and family. Lena l ien, (iludys
Diinton, Mr. Kvans and Mildred Lynch.
A parkugti of Interesting letters
from Cobo llojo, I'. U , was received
by Ihe seventh grade this week.
Aged Residence Is
Dead at Damascus
IMMA.serS, Feb. 3. (Special)
Mrs. J. C. Elliott left Monday to slay
wilh her sinter, Mrs. Ed. Elliott, of
Pleasant Home, who Is sick with pui'U
monlu.
A good many of our young people
attended the school entertainment at
Sycamore Saturday night under the
management of Misses Ostium and
Roman, who taught ut Rock Creek 1iih
year, Tho sleighing was flue and all
reported a very pleasant time.
Our mall currier Is to bo commended
on .his faithfulness during tho bad
weather. Ho has gone over tint en
tire routo (which Is ono of tho longest
In tho county) every day n ml Is usual')
right on schedule limn. Our cream
handler has made every trip too. Late
ly ho has been using a sled.
Rubber
Our Rubber Stamp Department is prepared to turn our your or
ders for special stamps on short notice.
Orders received by 5 P. M. delivered the following- morning.
Butter Wrapper Stamps
16 OZ. FULL WEIGHT
DAIRY BUTTER
a H. JONES OREGON CITY, R. F. D. 2
Rubber Stamp like above, Stamp
Pad and Bottle Ink, $1.25.
Oregon City Enterprise
Office
Phone Pacific 2
CRSTOBIA
Tor Infants artj Children.
The Kind You Havo
Always Bought
Boars tho
Signaturo
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
in
M MXSS Msaf S(ISMn
Mrs. W. It. Dullus Is mi Hi sli k
list
Tim sleel Tuesday and Wsiluesiby
ws bad rlliiugtl III iOlim sections of
tile rnillity to break down lelephoue
lilies and Injur Ihe (rull trees.
K. ( Young buti In-red hugs Wrdres.
day.
Arthur H tiinaly was up this sy
with hla wimhI hi one day lust week.
John ('. Pullus whs found dead In
U.-il ul tils homo m-ar lemniscus mi
Friday morning, January :K. Ha hid
retired tho evmilng In-fore In hit usiml
hci'th (though ho had not been entire
ly well for some time). There was
no sign of a slrutKln and ho looked as
If taking a restful sleep. Ho was
born in Ohio. Feb. '.'9. IKK and at
the llino of bis death wus nearly Ml
years old. He came west to Illinois
when a child. Inter coming to lua,
Missouri. Nebraska and finally, about
lo year ago. bought thn farm whore
Im bun since lived und where he died.
He was married In ISid to Miss
Mary June Pennington, mho died In
1N9:I. Of this iiiurriage there were
four son und ono daughter. One son,
Aaron W died May 6. IKSO. In I9t0
he was ninrrlod lo Miss Mnry Molucca
Ho Is snnlved by his widow, three
sons, Wll'lam R., George ('. and Klls
by H. Pullus and ono daughter, Mrs
:iTlo Sunderland; also seventeen
community.
Tho funeral services were held at
thu Puukurd church Sunday afternoon,
Hi-v. Roy U Dunn, of Gladstone of
ficiated. Interment wus made In
tho Damascus remeterv. The futility
lias tho sympathy of Iho community
nt large.
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