Cottage Grove sentinel., February 23, 1916, Image 2

front a dozen ears with a sharp knife,
T li ers la more ( ’ stu rili In thls scrllon of
Ilio country tliuti ull ollie r «lisca*«# (tul
scraping down the milk with the dull
telivi Iter, «l u i il ut 11 I h » Issi few y e s r »
edge o f the knife; add to th«* corn a
wns siiiiposcil lo l><> Inculali ls
Fur a
ic a i iiiany yrura «locieia |iriinouiicail It a
generous lump of butter, a cup of
■cui »liseuse uiul presci Ibed locai rollio-
cream, a tablespoon of sugar, pepper
i l i o , and t>y c on sim il i) falliti# lo cura
and salt to taste. Cook in a double boil­
n u li locai troatinriil. prunoiiin «'«ì It Incur-
aliic He la neo lina provon Catar ri! lo lio a
er until the corn is done. Boil enough
colisi11nilonal disellar, and thorofors rs-
uiilrca ciniatlliilloiial treni turni
U sila
lima bean, to make a solid pint when W r 0 c k „ „ ty p N fla p S p o k a n e
C iitiinli l ’ ino, niunufin turni tiy K. J.
done. Drain them carefully, add to
l'Io MOV a C o . Toledo, Olilo, la Ilio uni»
them a tablespoon of sugar, salt, pep
('iinalltutlorial curo on llie mnrkot
II la
tukcn Internullv
II ucta dlrcctly on tlia
per and a little lump of butter and turn
tilood
and
inumila
surfin
es
o
f
thè
aratola,
diversion was found in conversation and
Grata Bristow la Bride.
them into the corn. Have ready two ‘
'i lie y offrr mie hundrod didima for miy
games. The prettily decorated tea table
Eugene Guard:
cimo II filila to cure
Meni! for clrculara
slices o f pickled pork that have been
and teallmonlnla.
i
Charming in every detail whs the was a surprise and pleasure, the decora­ diced and fried a delicate brown; add
Addreas
K
J
i
II
KNK
V a < '<» . TnlrSu, O
Spokane. Wash
Five persons were
wedding Wednesday night of lovely tions aud flowers being in accordance the pork to the mixed corn and beaus.
Soia tir l'rcsslaia Tir
Tu a a l l a l l a I- « i o l i » l'Ills for flonatlpalloa
Greta Elizabeth Briatow and John Tre­ with the spirit o f the day.
Fill half pepper shells with the mix­ killed and three seriously Injured at
maine Tryon. Just at eight o ’clock Miss
South Cheney, 17 miles west of Spo­
ture,
aprinkliug
a
little
grated
cheese
The Emanon club met with Mrs. 8.
I>eah Perkin* sang
Lu gi’a “ Ave
Don't Scold Fretful Children.
over the top of each; bake a delicate kane, when Northern Pacific train No.
Maria,” and as the last notes died away L. Maekin Thursday. The usual fancy brown, but do not let them dry out, 2. known as the North Coast Limited,
Tliiil nervousness, fretting and feet-
I chniiomm ia no doubt caused by worms
Mrs. Alton Hampton took up the beau­ work whiled away the afternoon, after aud serve as au edible gurnish with ran into the rear of Northern I’aclfic-
or roaatipation. Insleitd of whipping
tiful wedding march from Aida, and the which a dainty luncheon was served. roast beef. The remaining amount of
Hurllngton train No. 42, telescoping
or Moulding, give your c h ild a treatment
bride and her maids decended the stairs. Mrs. Van Allison will entertuiu the the corn mixture may be served with
an empty day coach ttiat was being
ol Kickupoo Worm Killer. Niro randy
She was joined at the foot of the stairs club next week.
the vegetable course or will warm up ’’deadheaded" east Into the rear Pull­
con feet ions • tint kill Ihc worms and lire
by her father, Mr. Darwin Bristow,
laxative enough to move the bowels and
Mesdames Miller, Cruson and Nichols nicely for the next day's luncheon.
man of the Burlington train, which
who escorted her to the improvised nl
• s •’
expel not only the worms hut nccuitiu
entertained
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
a
f­
was
standing
in
front
of
the
station
tar o f palms, where she was joined
Inlcd poisons. These p o i s o n s and worms
Clam Peppers — Steam open enough
The accident happened tu a dense 1
by Mr. Tryon. Rev. John A. Moran ternoons of last week at the Miller round clams to make a cup aud a half, j
tiring on fever, make children nervous
home, which was prettily decorated
read the service. The bride was attend
fog.
mid irritable, reduce their vitality mid
with hearts and cupids. The valentine add to them a full cup of crumbs, a
make them victims of sickness. Get a
ed by her sisters, Miss Evelyn as m id
The dead:
gill
o
f
cream
pepper,
pepper,
a
little
Two course
box of Klckupon Worm Killer today at
of honor und Miss Helen as bridee idea was carried out.
Professor
Elton
Fulmer,
slate
chem
luncheons were served on both days. salt and a tablespoon o f grated cheese.
your Druggist, only 25r.
maid. Miss Bristow was beautiful in
Kill the shells with the mixture and 1st. Pullman, Wash.
a gown, made en train, of dutchess There were about GO guests.
bake. Serve garnished with spray of
I. J. Mlnnick, deputy oil inspector.
satin und garnished with silver lace and
BIOYCLE R K PA IRIN O
The Constellation club will meet cress for fish course or luiicheou en ! Spokane.
bands of pearl. Her veil was o f point
SOLDERING OF A L L KINDS
t ree.
Thursday in Masonic hall.
Lee N. Ponry, Northern Pacific
lace and was caught in place with pearls
traveling passenger agent, Spokane.
George T. Marye. who hat resigned
and orange blossoms. She carried a
Mrs. Roy Smith entertained the M. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
I). L. Herkey, traveling salesman, ae American Ambassador to Russia
shower bouquet of white sweet peaa and P. G. club yesterday afternoon. The
Portland, Or.
on account of III health.
valley lilies. A happy thought of the time was spent in conversation and
Second door from corner of W. Main on
J.
J.
White,
Spokane.
bride’s was to give each of the guests fancy work, after which refreshments
♦
I'nrifie Highway North
a spray from her bouquet rather than were served.
Seriously injured:
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Furniture Repairing a Specialty
to toss it. Miss Evelyn Bristow was
R. J. Spear. Pomeroy. Wash.
[Every religious organization is in­
Hnhy carriages repaired, tires put on.
much admired in her charming dress
Dr. John Matthews. Everett, Wash
The Eastern Star will have a social vited to use this column for announce­
Four German »enplanes have raided Satisfaction guaranteed. Will call mid
of pink pussy willow taffeta made up night at its session this week. Mes­
J. A. I'ayant. Los Angeles.
the e »»t und »outheuHt coast» of Fug <|e|i\er any work. Bicycles Sundries, etc
with a soft shadow and silver lace. dames E. A. Gleason, Rex Gleason, ment of its services und other news.
All the dead and Injured were either laud, dropping bomb». Lowestoft and
Contributors
are
requested
to
omit
ex­
Phone Htl Y
She carried Killarney roses.
Helen Chambers, Cruson and Frost have
hortations and other editorial matter, asleep or dressing when the crush Walmer were visited. Two men uiul
Bristow was dainty in her girlish frock charge of the refreshments.
and to make the announcement of ser­ came. A score of persons had berths one boy w«'pe killed und u marine o n
of white lace with blue taffeta jacket.
Liven Up Your Torpid Liver.
vices as concise as possible. Social in the ear, but several had Just gone wounded. The ruliliT» escaped.
E. O. lmmel was best man.
To k«'«<p your liver ucliv«« use Dr.
FADS AN D FANCIES.
functions, etc., and news outside of the into the dining ear ahead aud were
Immediately a'ter the ceremony fol­
The Russian army which captured K in g ’s New Life Kills. They insure
good «tigcntioii, relieve constipation, and
Box coats are best suited to figures weekly announcement may be élabora* not injured.
lowed the reception which was attended
Erzerum 1» endeavoring to cut off the
tone up the wh«d« system keep y«iur
ed upon.]
by the close friends of Mr. and Mrs. with immature lines.
r«'treat of the 3’urks Along the Black eye cl«<nr and your skin fresh ntui
• • •
Tryon. Miss Jessie Nottingham of Port­
Si'u coast ItiiHHian battleships are hnr healthy looking. Only 25c at your Drug
CHRISTIAN CHUKCH
Long, narrow barrel muffs are one of
land and Miss Mary Watson received
russlng the enemy, and the northern gist.
T.
B.
McDonald,
Pastor.
the guests at the door and Mr. and Mrs. the old-time inspirations.
wing of the victorious army has cap
Friday evening, choir practice.
• • •
Bristow, Mr. and Mrs. Tryon and Mr.
Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. >n.
lured the town of Wldje and Is driv­
Serge is an absolutely safe materinl
and Mrs. E. H. Tryon, the groom’s par­
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
ing
the Turks In the direction of Gu
to
select
for
fall
suits.
ents, of Creswell, and the other mem­
C. E. 6:30 p. ni. Prayer meeting
• • •
nilsh Kliuuch. on the road (o Trubl
bers of the bridal party greeted them in
■rokane. Wash.— With th«' forma solid.
The edge of jackets and skirts are Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
the receiving line. Mrs. Bristow was
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday tlon here of the Fruitgrowers' Agency,
gowned in electric blue crepe de chine bound with Titan braids.
Continuing their advance In Albania
Cottage Orove Transfer
afternoon.
• • •
the problems affecting the profitable the Austro Hungarians report the cup
and Mrs. Tryon wore black over green.
Lots of cloth dresses are made in
growing ami marketing of fruit in the ture, near Bazar Sjak, u short dls
In the dining room, which was dainty
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
with its decoration of greens and pink styles which permit their being worn
states
of Washington, Oregon, Idaho tance northeast of Duruzzo, of xn ad
D. A. McLeod, Pastor. Phone 132R
carnations, Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass and for the street without any other wrap.
and Montana have practically been vanced Italian position
Bible
School
at
10
a.
m.
Morning
This Is the
• • •
Miss Elizabeth Tryon cut ices and Mrs.
worship at 11 a. m. Junior Christian solved, according to participating gov
first
indication
that
the
Itullans
were
Black corduroy is said to be com­
Plano Moving
F. L. Chambers and Mrs. W. W. Bris­
Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship ernment experts.
operating so fur north in Albania, (he
ing
in
for
the
shorter
sports
coats.
tow poured. Miss Veda Cross of Sa­
Auto
Dray
For Quick Delivery
Organization of the agency was ef­ belief having prevailed that their ac­
at 7:30 p. m.
lem, a cousin of the bride, Miss Mary They should be worn with white skirts.
Service 11a. m., subject, “ The Spring fected and articles of incorporation tivities had been confined to the lo< al OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Chambers, Miss Sue Finneran of Port­
o f Authority.” Subject for the eve­ prepared as the result of an all «lay ity adjacent to Avloua
Gros de Loudres is a rich, old-fash-
Phone 72
land and Miss Jeannette Calkins served,
ning, ‘ ‘ A Unique Banquet.”
conference between fruitgrowers, rep
I
ioned
silk,
which
is
being
revived
for
assisted by Mrs. C. F. Littlefield.
The Germans have been operating
resentatlves of practically every sell. vigorously against the British uud
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jt even appears among
uses
Floating about the room were Mrs. many
BAPTIST
Sciatica's Piercing Pain.
Ing agney In the northwest, and ex
E. O. Immel and Mrs. Morris Starbuck. blouses.
French along the Yser canal iu Bel
Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, Pastor.
To kill the nerve pains o f Sciatica
The rooms of the Bristow home were
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, perts from the department of agricul­ giuiu to the north of Ypr<-s From the you can always depend on Sloan’s Lini-
One sees the close waist, the drop 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30 ture at Washington.
beautifully decorated with greens and
British 350 meters of u position were ini'rit. It penetrates to the sent of pain
shoulder, the flare, the extreme short­
pink carnations.
The general secretary of the Fruit captured and h«dd, despite «-fforis to and brings ease as soon ns it is applieil.
p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30
Mrs. Tryon is a member of an old ness and the puffed sleeve all in one p. m.
Orowers' Agency, with offices here, recapture It. After a heavy bombard A great comfort too with Sloan’s is
that no rubbing is required. Slonn 's
and prominent family, long resident in gown.
will receive reports of all shipments melit. the Germans attempted to cross Liniment in invaluable for »topping
• • •
Eugene, and is a graduate of the Uni­
FBEE METHODIST
and sales, gather Information from the canal und occupy French positions muscular or nerve pains of any kind.
The bell sleeve ia accepted with en
versity of Oregon. Mr. Tyron has been
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
eastern marketing centers, direct the and several groups dlil succeed In Try it at once if you suffer with Rheu­
in the city some four years, having come 1 thusiasm.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
assembling of pools, advertising, open­ making their way to a first line treuch matism, l.umbugo, Sore Throat, Pain in
here from Minneapolis. He is a Univer­
Preaching service 11 a. m., followed
ing of new markets, and meet all oth The French, how« ver. immediately Chest, Sprains, Bruises, etc. It is ox-
sity of Minnesota man and a member of
Fur buttons are the latest touch on by class meeting.
celleut for Ncurnlgin and lien«iache.
er requirements of the grower».
Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
suit coats.
25c at all Druggists.
drove them bu« k.
Services Sunday evening at 7:30.
The agency Is open both to growers
Mr. and Mrs. Tryon are making their
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
and shippers, the membership fes be
home at 1258 Washington street.
Yokes are a good deal used on the at 7:30.
Out-of-town guests attending were: oew tailored skirts.
ing $100. Passive membership Is to be
Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Medley of Cottage
* *
SEVENTH D AY ADVENTIST
granted for $5. The control will rest
A libel suit was Instituted by Brit
Grove; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tryon and
Newest velvet hats are combined with
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even with a board of trustees, half of whom
ish
owners of the liner Appam to rs
Miss Elizabeth Tryon of Creswell; Miss crepe di chine
ing at 7:30.
will be chosen by the shippers and half
cover the ship from the Geriuun prize
Sue Finneran and Miss Jessie Notting- I
Young Peoples’ Missionary Volunteer by the growers.
crew that brought it into Hampton
ham o f Portland; Miss Veda Cross of
Beavers and seal are very fashionable Society, Friday evening at 7:30.
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Carol D. Miller o f furs th>8 season.
Roads.
Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30
Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills
The production of 36.316 pounds of
p. m. Services following.
Cuffs show the cavalier, the gauntlet
of Cottage Grove and Mrs. Harry Hen-
butter In seven days by a registered
and flare styles.
Discrimination In Favor of Pugat Holstein cow owned by Dr. J. G. Whit­
dershott o f Portland.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
• • •
Sound Cities Baaia of Decision
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
ney was declared by officials at the
Waists with convertible collars are
Mrs. Tryon formerly lived in Cot­
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45
Washington.— The interstate com­ Vermout state experiment station to
tage Grove.
among the best liked.
s. m. Service with sermon, 11 a. m.
merce commission rendered unani­ be a world's record for a one week CULVER BROS. : : Prop..
• • •
and 7:30 p. m.
mous
decision sustaining the conten­ test.
Phons 15
Plaid crepe blouses are something
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
The young people’s society of the
tion
of
Astoria
that
the
present
freight
The
government
of
Greece
has
been
Free
Delivery
at
All Times of the Day
new.
Epworth
League
6:30
p.
m.
Presbyterian church met with Miss
• • •
rates from the Inland Empire are dis­ transferring millions of dollars of Its
Jessie Smith Monday evening.
The
criminatory and unduly prefer Puget funds from l-ondon to New York with
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Princess dresses are frequently belt­
time was spent with fancy work, after
Administrator's Notice.
ed.
The Christian Science church holds Sound ports, and ordering a readjust­ in a few months, according to New
which refreshments were served.
Notice is hereby given that by order
service in their chapel, 242 Second St., ment, placing the Astoria rates on a York bankers, who estimate that $75, of th«« County Court «if Lane County,
Mrs. Charles Adams was hostess Feb.
Pink seems to increase in favor for every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every parity with those to Seattle, Tacoma, 000,000 of Greek funds Is now on de­ Oregon, duly mnilo and entered of re-
roril the INth «lay of January, 1916, in
Wedesday evening at 7:30 A ll are and Portland as to a portion of the posit.
22 to a number of matrons in honor of cors®ts.
the matter of the estate of John F.
welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Inland Empire, and with Seattle and
her mother, Mrs. B. R. Job. Everyone
* * *
President Wilson has signed his Walker, deceuaed, Ihe
undersigned
radiated happiness and good cheer, for
, ° ne. see® ,ot8 o f Jct button8 u"ed as and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
Tacoma as to other portions
Robert K. Walker wns duly appointed
first
preparedm-ss
measure,
die
bill
whieh the glorious sunshine and clear tr*mming.
the circulating library is open to the
In summing up its decision the com­ providing an Increase of .300 cadets at administrator of snid estate.
public.
atmosphere were responsible. Sufficient
All persons having claims against
mission says:
“ Hanging pockets” on belts are still
Annapolis naval academy, und appro­
snid estute are hereby rr«]uired to pre­
a feature.
‘‘ A careful examination of the rec­ priating $600,000 for imim'dtate iin sent ih«'m iluly verified, ns by law ro-
Start something with a want ad.
• a •
ord makes It clear that these North proving of the Mare Island and Brook
Hired, to said administrator at Ihe o f­
Some of the new little velvet hats
fice of Attorney Alta King, First N a­
Pacific coast ports have closer geo­ lyn navy yards.
Administrator’ s Notice to Creditors.
will go with anything.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ graphic and economic relations, one
One man was knocked unconscious tional Bunk Buililing, Cottage Grove,
a •
•
dersigned, E. 8. Newcomb, was, by the to the other, than ls at this time re­ and many others seriously injured by Oregon, within six months from the
A new box-pleated Russian coat has County Court of Lane County, state of
«late of this notice.
flected in the tariffs of the defendant flying Inkwells and paperweights dur­
a tiny hood collar.
Dated nt Cottage Grove, Oregon, this
Oregon, on the 8th day of February,
• • •
A. D. 1916, duly appointed Administra­ carriers and that the latter, in their ing a tumultuous scene in Gie Okla 26th «lay of Jnnunry, 1916.
ROBERT K. W A LK E R ,
The annual coat o f oil not only pro­ tor of the estate of Sarah A. Newcomb, present rate adjustment, unduly dis­ homa house of representatives. The
Administrator.
longs the life o f willow and cane fur­ deceased.
criminate against Astoria and unduly He was freely passed and mem hers of j26 f23
Any and all persons having claims prefer Puget Sound ports."
niture, but it keeps it from becoming
the house pummeled each other with
against the estate o f said deceased, are
so dry that tiny splinters stick out.
their fists.
hereby notified and required to present
•
a a
The data sent to the senate by Pres­
the same, verified as by law required, Allies W ill Hold Orest War Council.
Lima beans can be palled while they
to said administrator, at the office of
ident Wilson disclosed that 76 Ameri­
Paris.—
The
British
delegation
to
are yet young and tender, dried in the J. S. Medley, Attorney at Law, in
sun and put away and kept for use at Cottage Orove, Oregon, within six the Anglo French parliamentary com­ cans were killed in Mexico In the
any time. They should be eooked be­ months from the date of the first pub­ mittee, consisting of 25 members rep­ years 1913, 1914, 1916, as compared
fore using.
lication o f this notice, which will be resenting both houses of parliament, with 47 in the three years preceding,
(Grand Prize, San Francisco.)
• • •
on the 16th day of February, 1916.
headed by Viscount Bryce, has ar­ and that 20 civilian Americans and 16
Dated this the 10th day of Feb. A. D. rived In Paris to confer with an equal soldiers were killed on American soil
When putting away white dresses
Gosh all fish hooks, folks, you ’ll
f 16mchl6
only live once; why worry along with wraP fbeni >n dark blue cambric to pre­ 1916.
number of French senators and depu­ In the last three years as a result of
E. 8. NEWCOMB,
poor flour when the best in the world I vent them from turning yellow. Paper
Administrator of Estate ties under the chairmanship of for­ Mexican troubles.
costs only a few cents more than the ‘ an ,a*B0 ,^e U8e<*
can be blued by
Another note from Sweden has been
o f Sarah A. Newcomb, deceased. mer Premier Clemenceau.
dipping in strong blueing water and
worst you can find I
J D o e zA V o e rte - jH T o rz & i-l
addressed to the state department
dried. Fine centerpieces and doilies
You want everyone to think you’re a
I
C ic r c O r r i d i & ^ *
through
Minister
Ekengren
appealing
Lansing Asks Britain for Answers
Administrator’ a Notice.
not in use should be kept wrapped in
swell cook; but you’ll never get first-
to
the
United
States
for
co-operation
Notice
ia
hereby
given,
that
by
order
dark blue tissue paper.
Washington. — Secretary Lansing
class results with second-rate materials.
• • •
o f the county court o f Lane County,
with the Swedish government and oth­
asked
the Ixindon foreign office for
Try a sack of “ Drifted Snow,” make
er neutral nations to maintain the
Many steps may be saved i f when Oregon, duly made and entered o f rec­
A POORLY FED HORSE
prompt replies to the American notes
two or three bakings, and, i f you don’t
,
finA (♦ k . , , . .
’
,,
preparing a meal yon pin a small, clean ord the 3rd day o f February, 1916, in
preservation of rules of International
the matter o f the estate o f Edgar King, protesting against seizures of malls
reflects discredit on its owner, but the
. iV been
ll
h
V
x b x a " W
i y0U
hand mB
tow,‘1
belt t0
on the
one deceased, the undersigned Alta H. King, and against application of the trading law concerning the protection of neu­
have
using, bring
back i the
e gide
(1 a „ t0 ¡ . j the
, . , »pron
|ea tow„
owner gets the worst of tho deal be­
was duly appointed executor, with tho with the enemy act against American tral commerce.
and get your money.
cause economy in feeding the horse
other side. Then, when needed, they will annexed, o f said estate.
affects its working capacity as well as
Besides, “ Drifted Snow”
makes will be right on the person.
firms
and
interests.
All persons having claims against
Army Will Probe Aviation Service. its appearance. Ir your horse kicks on
about 14 loaves per sack more, and bet­
‘»aid estate are hereby required to pre­
Washington. -An army Investiga­ his feed you can correct it by buying
ter bread, so you save nothing by buy­
sent them duly verified as required by
TESTED RECIPES
Take Germans off U. 8. Ship.
your foeil here, aa you get the best
ing the eheap junk.
tion of Senator Hohins<in's charges
law to said executor at his office in
quality for the leaat outlay. Fa rmers,
Shanghai,
China.—
The
American
that Lieutenant Colonel Keber, head
This is the season of the year when the First National Bank Building, Cot­
■teamshtp China which left Shanghai of the aviation service, had been con­ contractors anil horse owners generally
know that our feed is always lip to the
green peppers are nearly perfeet, for tage Orove, Oregon, within six months
from the date o f this notice.
for Ban Francisco, was held up on the ducting the aero corps In an inerficl- standard.
those that care for peppers here are a
Dated at Cottage Drove, Oregon, this
high sea. by a British auxiliary cmle- ent manner, has been'ordered by ths
few novel ways of preparing them:
8th day o f February, A. D., 1916.
No Mico, Bata or Gata.
or
and SI Oennaas ware taken off.
I w, r department.
Succotash Peppers — Cut the eorn f9mr6
A L T A H. K IN O , Executor.
TRAINS COLLIDE IN
FOG; FIVE KILLED
»+c
© o rip ty
GEORGE T. MARYE
f
Results in Death to 5 and
Serious Injury to 3.
H. r. O A K E S
I
CHURCH NEWS
:
BRIEF WAR NEWS
FRUITGROWERS FORM
NEW SELLING AGENCY
L. L. Harrel
D raying of all Kinds
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
Fresh Meats
G o o d M e a ts
ASTORIA GIVEN NEW RATES
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
DesLarzes Bros.’ Store
STERLING FEED CO.