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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST », USO.
U. 8. MarahanBwtiT
DR. 10WTO LEAVE
U. 8. Deputy MsumKal L. C. Coch­
ran of Portland left at eleven o’clock
this morning with Joe Bevenda who
was picked up in Marshfield Saturday
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on a liquor sale charge. Helen Be­
venda, taken in at the same time on
a possession charge, waa released on
Wednesday by U. 8. Commissioner
Dodge upon posting >1600 bail but Joe
was unable to secure the »2500 bonds
demanded. On his way Deputy Coch­
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ran will pick up D. E. Criteser who
is being held st Roseburg on a federal
charge of setting out fires in the fo­
rest reserve near Agness in Curry
county.
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BONOSAREVOTEOCHAMPIONSHIP
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Stewart-Low
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Miss Jerene Low and William'
Stewart slipped away from their
friends Saturday and were quietly
in Myrtle Feint TMy re­
>95,000 for Water Improvements At Stake in Two Game Serie« married
turned Sunday evening and will make
and Beech Street Bridge Get
Between Coquille Logger« “ ■ their home in the Knife apartment«
Mrs. Stewart ia the daughter of Dr.
and Salem Senators
Good Majorities
•and Mrs, G. Earl Low and has been
attending
at
OkWU
H» Willamette
nmaiuvtw -University
UlltrClBiVy «V
Coquille voted for progress and [
Next Sunday and Monday our Log- Salem taf the paat yaar Mr
Improvement at the special city elec- gem get
.
their chance at the state ia
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the Cunningham
v,„.....a„™ camp
tion Monday when both bond issue« ehamp.onship in a two-game series of
gay Lumber Co. and has
were approved, the water bonds by a ’ with the Salem Senators, headed by been ¡dentifleKl with the Loggers ball
vote of 310 for to 55 against, and the ' the crafty “Frisco” Edwards.
The
team thia summer.
Beach street bridge bonds, 185 to 82.1 Senators have downed all opposition
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The 267 votes ww> exactly 20 per cent' so far, winning the valley champion-}
Grange
Picnic
Sunday
of the efty*« total registration, which ;«hip and last Friday night winning
The annual picnic of Coos Pomona
is a small -yete, even for e special ( from
clUli, the
..™. the Peninsula
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ww city
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1 champions <rf Portland by a 3 to 1 G»*agaj»fll be^teM mthe -Norway
election.
Grove next Sunday, August SI. AU
The $10,000 bond issu« will not pay score.
the
of the
the bridge
whether r members of the
the entire
entire cost
cost of
bridge if
if City
City _ i Accompanying the visitors will be
Engineer Stacer’s estimate is adhered Peterson, the most*sensational pitch- Grange or not, and anyone else inter­ ,
' to by the eontractom in their bids. *r in the state with eleven straight ested are invited to attend.
Half a dozen of the state officers
| His estimate was fer $10,308.50 for Wins to his credit, including a no-hit,'
white cedar and Douglas fir and $18^ no-run game, and Billy Sullivan about will be present and take part in the
408.50 for all white cedar. The bal- the fastest first baseman in the state program, which will start in the
> ance above the bond Usue^
\ and a heavy hitter, “Frisco" Edwards morning, with the usual basket dinner
will be ", paid
i who needs no introduction, the three | and good time at noon.
l out of the general fund.
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Will Hold A Bis Shoot Her«
Monday—Silver Cup Offer­
ed by Durant Co.
Dr. G. Earl Low, who ha« been
A state archery shoot sponsored by
practicing physician and surgeon for
the Coquille Archery club will be held
the past ten yearn in Coquille, an-
here on Monday, Labor Day, Sept. 1,
nounee^ ’this week the
his
and quite' a number of archers from
practice to Dr. James Wheeler, of
all over the state have signified their
Gold Beach. Dr. Wheeler expects to
intention of being present for the oc­
move to Coquille and take over Dr.
casion.
Low’s practice about the 16th of Sep­
The local club has secured the Kist-
tember.
Dr.
Wheeler hae been
ner field opposite the Southern Pa-
Accused of Setting Fires
cHk depot fv
lhoot
practicing In Geld Beach for the pa«t
Charles H. Metcalf who was appre-
eight yearn and has also been county
»rents to be held at the
health officer there for several years. . ■ bended by Fire Warden Walsh, charg­
one location. Formerly when the
ed with setting out fires in the dis­
Dr. Low expects to leave CoquiHe
«hoot has been held at the ball park,
trict around the head of South Slough,
about the first of October for Mexico
the flight and clout events have had
was taken before Justice Dodge in
City, from which point ho will look
to bo staged across the river near the
Myrtle Point yesterday and hi« bail
after the operation of logging a por­
gun club grounds and the present ar­
fixed at $1600. He was unable to
tion of the timber holdings that be
rangement offers much less inconven­
furnish this-so is being held in the
and Hal Baxter took over last year.
ience to both the participants and the
county jail.
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The timber which consists of a
spectators.
I It is expected that th« bonds will [ Girod brothers and other equally fast
tract of about 17,000 acres lies in the
Registration Will be at 8:30 a. m.
‘ball players.
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state of Neuva Leon, aboi/t half way
be advertised for sale, and a call for;-™.
and the shoot will start off with men,
Fortier has signed up two now 1
bids made at next Tuesday evening's j Bill
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between the border and the City of
women and junior* in three different
lyers for the rest of the eeaSon in
Mexico and ia about forty-mile«
council session.
events at 9:00 o’clock..
the nearest railroad. The tract con-
' Approximately $46,000 of the $85,- • A! Brown, a youth from O. S. C., as
At 10:30 o’clock the women and
tains a large stand of cedar’ of tbo
a • relief pitcher and outfielder,- and
000 water bond imua has already been l]a
boys’ clout shoot Will take place.
A part of the new -annex to the spent by the city in laying the new Chuck Wirth, formerly of Eugene, a i
•pocies known as Tennessee cedar and
Mr,. Carrie Jackson, worthy grand
After lunch at 1:80 p. m. the Men’s
hitter and clever ’ infielder, ■ matron of the Eastern Star, paid her American round and Women's Colum­
ia used for making chests, pencils and Coquille Hotel was informally opened water line, making needed improve- jbeavy
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many other article«. Thera are also Wednesday evening when every room meUte.at the rmervoir
, 4-, on
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_ hill east. Brown is a neat ball player and a 400 I official visit to Beulah Chapter here bia round and at 2:30 the Men’s Clout.
a number of varieties of hardwood in the old portion of the hotel was of town and for nesy iron pipe fer . hitter in the Valley league,
last evening and was greeted by an The flnaf event which will take place
ns «nd replace-
It is expected that Gilbert will pitch i attendance which filled the lodge- at 4:00 p. m. will bo the flight shoot,
but their present operations will be occupied and the arrival of a number north
j Sunday's game and Brown on Mon­ ■ room. Other prominept members of of all classea.
confined entirely to getting out the of guests made further accommoda­
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ths councilmeh. day, with Fortier catching both i the order here were Mrs. Alberta Mc-
cedar. Most of th a will be shipped tions necessary.
At thjs’meet final arrangements
to Germany, going out through the . There are seventeen rooms in the last year, prior to th* 1 wmer bond game«. Bill Stewart will be back by ' Murphy, past grand^ktatron of Eu- will be made for the big deer hunt on
•d that mom' then and we can expect the usual I gene; Mrs. R. E. Wyttenburs, grand the Miller ranch on Lobster hill near
ports of Tampico and Vera Crus and annex, flour of whieh are occupied aa election, it is not expected
that coming to the United States will an apartment by the gonial host and than $50,000 of the $86,000 issue will sparkling plays around that section, . warden of Klamath Falls; Mrs. E. H. the mouth of Lobster creek in Curry
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Compton, be sold at this time. The estimated end with Brundage in center field, the ' Baioiger, matron of the Klamath Falls county. This is the event that has
come through Laredo, Texas.
cost of raising the dam was set by the Loggers look to have a very good chapter; Mrs. Geroat, matron at Eu­ stirred up so much newspaper contro­
Operations will be conducted for and their two daughters.
rueat consulting engineers st $86,000 snd chance to win the state title
The remaining
thirteen
the present entirely through Mexican
gene; Mrs. Lar-sop, matron at Marsh­ versy, the echoes of which are still be­
rooms are aa beautifully and camfor- uniats if is found necessary to im-' The fans will be out in large num- field; and Mrs. Norton, matron at ing heard.
contractors and native labor.
Dr. Low expects to remain in Mex­ tably furnished as any hotel in the pound a grealibr amount the dam will bers to root for the boys and what a Bandon; besides several other visitors
A large registration has been re­
glorious
_ t issued.
glorious wind-up
wind-up to
to a a good
good season
season from Klamath Falls, Eugene, and ceived for this hunt and several are
ico an winter and will be joined later state, not excluding Portland. They not be raised nor the bonds
are furnished with exquisite Simmons
This
summer’s
experience
has a
• twin victory would be
by Mr. Baxter.
other points in Coos county.
expected to go from Coquille.
The evening festivities begsn with I Two special cup« are offered for
Mrs. Low will go south with the, bods with Beauty Rest mattresses and' proved that tbs installation of meters ■ The field is being wot down every
doctor but will probably remain in the Ostlind Furniture Go. of Marsh- did a (greet deal toward conserving evening and the dust which has both- a moat delectable 6:80 dinner, Mrs. the shoot. One is a beautiful ton-inch
fieid has completed the furnishings th« supply and it is doubtful that ths
the last two Sundays will be Emma Pierce being ehairman of the silver cup, presented by the Durant
aouthern California.
with dressers, chairs, hanging mir-. dam wi|l need to be raised—for a ft
‘ eliminated.
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committee in charge. The hall had Motor Co., through their local repre-
L Manager Fortier announces the fol- been beautifully decorated by Beulah sentative, Geo. F. Burr, for the beet
roe, etc, perfectly matching the net- yaari yet, at least.
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oral Walnut, blns, yeBow and other;
The new llne hetWeen dam sad rwr^ljiwing aa the line-up for Sunday: officer«.
_. , albaround
marksmanship in the
,** colored beds in the various rooms. zeteiw*
,ervolr has
completed and ’ was Gilbert, pitcher; Fortier,<>Heh; Tuma,
The Beulsi^chaptcr off:c:rs exem- American and York rounds, contests
_ been
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»w Beveral of the roong. are f
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furnished
tried Out this week for leakage by first; Wirth, second; Cox, third; Stew­ nlifted the ritualistic work by the ini- for men. The name of each year’s
iVWVwith twin beds, others with double plugging the lower end and metering art, short; Brown, left; Bund age, cen­
‘.iation of Mrs. Bertha May Norton,. winner at the Coquille shoots will be
»mi three-quarter beds, and reveral what entered the line at the dam. ter; Roper, right; Pulford, Woodyard and their perfect presentation was' inscribed on the cup and permanent
Wy.rooms are en suits with connecting
The first day or so showed a great snd Lorenz, utility.
most warmly and generously praised possession will not be given until one
r •P’ bsth. Reading lights’ over each bed deal of leakage, but as the concrete ■
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by the grand matron, particularly that archer has won it three times in suc-
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| add further to the convenience of the set, at joint connections, the leak
I. J. Stanley on Vacation
of Worthy Matron Lorraine Vinton eosskm.
gnaato.
grew leae and by Wednesday was
The ladies’ cup, presented by Hank
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stanley and Mr. and Worthy Patron W. E. Bosserman.
Al! rooms have beautifully furnish­ under the few hundred gallons al­
Mrs. Jackson made a splendid and Burr, John Stone and Grover Gou-
ani Mrs. Ernest Parrott and children
ed bathroom, all with shower attach­ lowed for a line of this length.
1 have spent the past week camping. very interesting talk and was followed thier, will be for ths best record in
ment, and soundproof walls through­
Covering of the two and one-half [Saturday and Bunday was spent at by all the distinguished guests and the Columbian
and
Metropolitan
out complete the thoroughly modern miles of pip«* will begin aa quickly as
the Stanley cabin at Bandon and from visitors, each of whom had a good rounds.
effect
it is decided the leaking ia remain­ there the party proceeded to the word for
h chapter, Coquille and
The quarters of Mr., and Mrs. Comp­ ing at the minimum.
Geo. Taylor's Station Enlarged
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Rogue river whore they pitched camp
ton are in the northwest corner fac­
Hazard Family Reunion
Beside the new line, the improve­ next to Guy Forsythe's place.
The hydraulic oil hoist st the Tay­
Austin Hazard and his friend, Kart ing on First street, and consist of ments at* the reservoir will afford bet­ . S'mley expected to be in Coquille
Have Gues From Yakima
lor
Battary Station has been installed
Shiller, both of Pasadena, left Tues­ living room, two kedrooms and 'a ter protection for th* city supply. A iay on business. On Saturday he and
e Compton have and works perfectly. It ia operated
Mr. and Mrs.
completely
furnished
kitchenette
with
two-feet concrete wall has been erect­ ! Mrs. Stanley and their daughter, Mrs.
day morning for home after a ten
been this week ente
ing Mrs. Dan by compressed air and easily lifts a
ed entirely around the reservoir, thus i Jens Hanson, of Marshfield, and her
days’ visit with Austin’s parents, Mr. refrigerMor, Hotpoint and built-ins.
A. West and two children, Daniel and car or truck five or six feet clear of
Connected
with
the
main
lobby
of
shutting off surface water, and the husband are planning to leave for
and Mrs. L. H. Hazard, and his many
Betty, of Yakima, Wash., and Mrs. the fiopr and will hoist aa much as
other friends here. Last Sunday the the hotel by a corridor is the Coffee reservoir* themielves have received ' Crater Lake to spend Labor day.
West’s mother, Mrs. Wilson, of Loa five tons. Their new building is
two young men, Mr. and Mrs. Hazard, Shop, one of the finest equipped cafes additional concrete and waterproof
floored with concrete and
Angeles. Mr. West who owns a partially
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on
the
ooast,
with
booths,
tables,
and
surfacing.
Mrs. Hacker, and Mrs. Belle T. Lowe
chain
of
twenty-one
groeery
stores
in
makes
a
fine roomy workshop for
Sold
It
for
Deer
Meat
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The reservoirs have been covered
drove out to Cottage Grove, where counter for the serving of the excel­
Washington, arrived here yesterday 1 washing, greasing and generally ser­
One
of
the
Crump
boys
from
out
on
lent
cuisine
for
which
the
hotel
has
with a wooden roof, except hi the
they enjoyed a picnic dinner and visit
vicing cars.
At the front place where a new aerator throws'a the North Fork was picked up this to join his family for the week-end.
with Miss Adrienne Hazard, who drove long been noted.
The
Wests
were
former
residents
of
A flow meter by week while selling dried meat in the
down from Portland to see her broth- on one side is a fully equipped foun­ continual spray.
Miss Buckley Here on Visit
tain and on the other side the con­ which the amount of water reaching city of Marshfield. He was doing a Marshfield.
fectionery and cigar counter with the the reservoir will be determined, and thriving business at a dollar a pound
Mias Patricia’Buckley, who taught
To Attend Family Reunion
in the Lincoln School the past two
checked against the amount shown representing it as venison or elk. A
Teachers Meet Monday Morning cashier’s desk.
In the basement, also connected by customers’ meter readings, has quantity of the meat which he claims
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mast and Mr. years and has been spending the sum­
The first meeting of the teachers of with the lobby is the large banquet
been installed. It will als* be checked to the game warden to be beef, was and Mrs. James Mast expect to leave mer with her mother in Portland, ie
the Coquille schools will be hold next room.
against the master metet to be in-1 secured and Investigations are under I tomorrow for Portland, where they spending this week as a guest of the
Monday morning at ten in the high
Mr. Compton has thus expressed his stalled at the dam, thus slowing how way to ascertain just what it is. Sev­ , will attend the Leabo family reunion A. N. Gould family. She expects to
school building, the purpose of the confidence in the future of Coquille
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much, I*
if any, W water
is lmt between eral experts have been called in but held in that city on Labor Day. Mrs. leave tomorrow via Crescent City and
gathering being for outlining of the I and Coos county, and U to be con- dam and
so far no decision has been reached.
R. H. Mast’s father was Jamea P. the Oregon eaves, for Camas, Wash.,
dam and reservoir.
policies for the year, and for the as- I gratulated upon the completion of
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Leabo, who was a pioneer of Oregon, where she will teach thia year.
s-gnments of rooms and buildings.
this splendid attraction for the citi- pletedltwillnow'’^ p^s’lle 7o7on-
arriving in the state in 184«. In tbo
Following this, each principal will xem of this city and the tourists upon tn>] the flow tato th<
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ir by I
Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Slagle, old-time
meet with his teachers in their re­ I our marvelous Coast highway.
. residents’of Co^ilte, Who hsve msde P«rt of
bJ tbe
fix­
valw there, thus making u
Leslie Frye, a young logger of
spective buildings, for the purpose of i
change their home in Los Angeles for the'*yn,nent
m°ve the
a trip up to the dam when
Powers,
was so badly injured In an
organizing and the adopting of plane
past ten years or more, arrived here
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in the flow i« required.
Start Shipping Peas East
accident at one of the camps up there
for the year’s work.
Whi t will probably be n 4tice<f by last evening and are guests at the J. reservation.
on Wednesday, that he died in the
The San Diego Fruit A Produce Co.
the ge »oral public more than Anything A. Lamb home. Mr. Slagle's last
ambulance while he was being rushed
which has 290 acres of peas growing
Natal Day Being Observed
elec fa. all the improvement being visit here was three years ago, while
Going to College in Calif.
to the hospital. The funeral will bo
on Coos river, shipped the first car­
Natal Day, which is celebrated by
Mrs. Slagl% waa here in 1928. Thdy
E. D. Webb, accompanied by his held tomorrow from Marshfield with
load to he eastern market from its made ia the automatic chler
all the Coos county chapters of the
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| daughter, Martha Jane, intends leav­ the interment at Powers.
it a will remain for a week or more.
packing house at North Bend Wed- machine. This plant will
Eastern^ Star esch^ Augurt
^sda/ .veefag? Aphis *^ado "the ‘
*mo“M' ot 'hlorine
each
ing next Thursday for Santa Ana in
moTv"pLrticute7 ,t??u“nd
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being observed at Powers today. The
Von Pegertn Moving to Calif.
wing Ten Camps Close Near Empire California, where the latter will enter
grading of the peas a 1
chapter there is «mall, but the ladies
but it
waa a
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The pulp mill at Empire this week Junior college. She is a graduate of
job than anticipated, but
it was
a ,ntfe the r«»*rV’ir and will i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Pegert in­
have mad* plans for entertaining all
•times ahut down ten of the<r ,>maiier log- Coquille High last May. Mr. Webb tend leaving next week for Orland,
shipment of a fine Coos county pro­ i able .to over-clorinatkm as
attending members on an elaborate
[ happens now when there ia a
*. ging camps on account of a surplus expects to be gone two weeks.
duct and the beginning of an industry
Calif., where they own a 40-acre ranch.
scale with a dinner at noon and lunch­
— of
.. the purifying element
rremnii..
' of
on
These camps employ
which has unlimited possibilities for drip
They will ship their household goods
eon at night.
Next Monday a Holiday
this section.
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, from five or six to twenty-five men
by truck and expect to remain there .
( ounty ( lerk Death on Hawks each so in the aggregate quite a num-
Next Monday is Labor Day, an ac­ for at least three years while the
coruin, to
W custom
vinw... for
*v. several years
r^... planting and developing of an orange
County Clerk Robt. R. Watson very ber °f men ar* ottt °f employment cording
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Next Friday evening, September 5,
,
early one morning this week
rd a Nn announcement has been made as to past, nearly all Coquille stores, shops' and other fruits ranch is in pvograaa.
at 7 o’clock the local band will play
Thomp«on-8tunz, , a former
disturbance in his chicken
and ***" w°rk win be resumed.
and offices will be closed. House-
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a few snappy numbers in a street con-
Coquille, but now living in
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kwpen will do well to bear in mind
Council Meets Next Tuesday
rushed out to investigate
cert in front of the Mountain States Por?and’
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Motion Day Next Tuesday
the two-da y holiday.
stopping to put on his hunting
On account of Monday being Labor
PowerCo.
Earl
PowegCo office.
office.
Earl Nosier,
Nosier, di-
di­ w**^- Wh'le in Coquille Ao made He shot the marauder whieh
Day and a holiday, the regular meet- ■;
County Clerk Watson states this
rectories
rectonxi “developing I a fine band and
for the remodeling of
to be a large blue-dart hawk,
Vhita in Eugene and Amity - ing of the city council will be held on '•
thi- whl be their first public appear- ^r^ui!2int
Front
morning that Judge J. T. Brand, who
this will be their fin .
has it that Pete «till wears the
Mrs. J. W. Laird went out to Eu­ Tuesday evening, September 2. The
bar
been
vacationing
during
August,
ance.
old-fashioned kind so that there was win be in Coquille next Tuesday, Sept. gene last Saturday for a short visit final bearing on the gas franchise will
nothing immodest in his pomile 2, and win hold regular motion day with Miss Mary OTarrell. On Mon­ come up at that time and anyone in­
through the chicken yard.
day she went to Amity, Miss Vera terested should be present.
in Circuit court.
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Booth’s home. Mr. Laird drove to
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Wie. Paulsen, a cattleman of Io*
Pat Tully, who ia building the new
Mae Gant, of Gravel Ford, last Amity Tuesday, and returned Wed­
Angele«, was making a tour of tie week killed a targe brtr in an or­ nesday with Mrs. Laird and Mies I. 0. O. F. Tempi«, ie also buildinc a
county Saturday with Commissionsr chard near th? Skunks Paradise Booth, who will again teach in the residence for Robt. H. Creager in the
Marshfield schools Mila year.
Ja.i. T. Jenkins.
Heights section.
Ranch, owned by K. A. Bolund.
COFFEE SHOP,
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