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residence at Santiago. The Chili »«‘«■in to ‘c.itch «>u ’ t<» tii«’iast i)<’u Hung? Dn
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ans appear to be on the lookout for of me.”
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taken up painting.
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From the East Oregonian we
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the eases of John Austin and J. 8.
Guthridge, the Grant County stock
men who were arrested at Pendleton
on the complaint J. H. Keables while
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na. Mips Hostetter’s family dis
approved of the match, but the girl
was determined and finally ob
tained their consent
Oct. 22 the invited guests assem
bled. The minister was on hand
and the bride was readj’ for the
bridegroom’s coming. But he did
not come. After waiting several
hours a searching party was sent
after him. They followed him to
»Salem, where he had gone for his
wedding suit, and found him
drunk.
The engagement was broken off
and Miss Hostetter went to Pitts
burg to stay until the scandal died
down. A few days ago she returned.
Banna called upon her and begged
forgiveness. She forgave him and
the following day they were mar
ried.
K eokuk , Nov. 11.—Mrs Eliza
beth Roes has reported to the po
lice that her 13-year-old daughter |
had eloped with a negro named
Large, who left behind him a wife j
anti three children Last Thursday
Large borrowed fron. the father ofi
the girl a team ami wagon to make
a trip into Missouri. He suggested
it would be a pleasant experience
for tbe girl to accompany him, and
to this tbe parents consented.
They never came back, and the
Roes are mourning the loss of
«laughther, horses and wagon.
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