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LETTERS EROM OUR
COUNTRY
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him out f >r li>« reason*.
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ann««ttnc «•«I the div«nc.
y. *r.“ pr. 'I i< “Î* .t«-d one of the
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The church
Sunday.”
! the preacher,
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is pruud posaataor of two thorough­
bred I tunx’-JerseY swine which
hit puri based from H E Bunneu-
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Miss Lulu Ciark wsg called
ome from school by th«* illness
of her mother.
Sunk Hannan was so unfortu­
nate as to saw his fore finger to
the bone while sawing amir
biard timber. B- more can-ful
Sank.
Mrs O E Eichinger was a
Mrs Wm St i fling an I da iglitcr
plea-ant
caller at Mrs Ciark'»
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w.-re
Albany \ i si tors
Saturday afternoon.
*1... Jay.
Edd Fleming was a Scio visitor
Mrs H-nr> Schietra went to
Saturday.
E ti ain to ace
Alb.ny < >n the ( '
Mra S B (’ole in visiting her
1 o is .••».vi. St Mar«
h. r t j. ■
brother,
Frank Pruitt and family
hospital.
of near Scio, and «uL-.uting in the
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th !■ ilo’t «Il one of hia
cure of her mother w ho in very
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cals , s ia.st we< k.
ill.
I’.«», r I '• V’. .i ,
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.Mr« Agne* Cramer who has
of Ali any. I n.'e b»<n Mtting >een visiting her parent“, H E
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tt f »r 1 e no • c unty road Burineater and wife, the past
fr«>Fi (' io • ■ in'•(
the railn .<d * rid p».
I'.ue«'to few weeks, returned
Thursday.
v ' h
Mr a-d Mrx .1 11 Kelly U err
Sunday vinito
it Fr i II n i h’t'.
"Billy" has had iwu triniw at
writing toph ,
now I think il
is "Biilter-up’s” turn.
Miss Tera Pct< r.«.n who han
been v. ot kinyf at All any returi.-
rd home Friday.
Fred Me-qwlt «nn tninwwting
bti.«inc«4 in Albany Friday.
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. ia t wr«'k wher«» she has •
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SCHOOL NOTES
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«... High School was a *ehu>il visitor
last week.
The lib rary program giv«*n by tir
II ,;h S. ho.,1 student* f relay afternoon
*»» alt« nd«. I l.y aeveral visitors.
The praeti««. t« .«ch« r» are now tea> h
g Sth and 7th grad«- r« a ting
the Sit, 4th and Sth grades get a
quarter liolklay tins w eek on account uf
no tardiness for ’JU consecutive «lay*
I he interme«jiat<* room enjoyed a val-
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.’.En Allie Munsrll of Albany
Day ««flor day the cireu» woman
spent Saturday ar. i Sunday with'
friends in this vicinity returning idnn» tier titiM-l, »li|«a on the hcuvv
w«*o.l« ii “.¡up shoe» ' over her talm
to her work Sunday evening.
pump», ami ao, with perbaps a “By-
Mr and Mr> 1 M Holl went on by, Jiri*,
'* " a nd a him ] to the warxl-
nn extended visit to Salem, llills- r««|.c mi»tr«*«a, «he »hutflea out from
I mho , For« t Grove and other ,’1'' dr«'»»ing tent to the ring, blow»
I a ki»a to the audiciii-e at large sad
points of int rest
lake* her life in her hand«.
Elmo Sims ami Archie
She doe» not think of this fact
were« ea on oar stre *ls Satur­ consciously, as a rule, but subcon­
sciously the know ledge is with meh
day.
one that some day perhaps she will
Bl'TTttMt r.
be like the little- girl who one« was
Ini-tie,I out of a • ir u» ring «.• fust
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tluil the audience hardlv noticed,
and then a gaudy kimono wa«
The v arm rain of the pist few thrown over her face, and instead
of her »lop shoes returning when
- isl 1'ldy w« !c.'me aa frosty
the whl-tie bleu, men'» feet tramp­
we.tin.
..«ii i'.-c unis tiresome. ed, and the circus doctor found no
R.i'.p i!id : wa» absent iron work for him when lie got ther«*
school la t u< < k on account of Get to know thi-»<- women and iou
! :. ! t it und,^ nil t heir en ty light­
siiknc.’M.
heartedness, their gypsy spirit, i* a
Mr ai d Mr E Wendt were sort of smoldering dread like that
J ur.day
visitors with William ■it
>p • « ' ■ hie in lartlnpi.ike
countries.
Gt me an I wifi*.
X "ii sec it, for instance, in the
Mrs Mo.k Vaughn l as betn
keen way they take up the subject '
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. 1 st the p i t week.
i of acciilenl«,
“The worst I ever fell «as once
Mis Z .1 Clark is still reported
io 1» in a criticul condition, bein^ when the net broke,’’ said a trapcae ,
performer.
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I to her b«'j with infl itna
“I'.l ju«t as soon hare it break
t «ry rhe' m Csm a d typhon a* to fa'I Lui in it." put in an-
fever. She is being cared for otl 'r. “Ili'mcmber that time 1 bit
l-elt like my chin wm
by a trairu'd nurse, and it ir my lip?
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1 . «• will s ■ >n lx- tin t«> im­ knoiki-d right tip through the topi
of my head
My lower teeth cut '
prove.
tiiv upper lip till It had to be sewed
Miss . nzel Fleming -j en! Sa'
up clear across.”
ur lay with her aunt, Mrs G ->re
1 le.irne I then that the art of fall­
ing in the net i* as difficult ax anv
Grimes and attended the .r. rar
Ssiurday night at ll.e Jordan part of the performance, for »«»
great i« it« elasticity that if a ner-
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former “full» liiid,
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a standing
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Stihm ch« r return- position, the knees mnv In- shot
Mi An
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iu day utter nweeK*. stn jht tip to th«* cbm and a knock-
.mt blow may result. To learn to
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come into the net prostrate, as in
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a hammock, i» no small trick.—
Sator ay ' Sarah Comstock in Collier's Ueeklv.
1 i CCKlc. « lu
w hit .s.,i.»li«r.g « » u ¡i c ¡Lillig h:
Origin •< th« Heel.
!. < t j i t l> low the an le joint.
It is «aid that the heels now worn
It uill | roo.ibly be a long tur«
on shoes had their origin in Persia,
befo e he will In» auk» to get where they took the form of flat
about again.
• oo«l on Mildnls to raise the feet
r » rite anything?”
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'11.«• grammar room is going to give
a program Tri.lay afternoon.
Mt ; A Sommer ha« returned
The primary room was taught by
fn 'ii a vi: it ; ! 7 liiyt ip.
Mrs Frill Monday.
Arthur Kelly was a Sunday
A letter wm ri-eeivesi last week
from Miss Pugsley, formerly a tca.-h«r
vi ¡'or at T M li lt*»«.
■ n the High hcbool, in wh ch «he slated
Mrs Leo Zellur was an Allmny
(hat *h< is attending the l'nivcr»ity of
vi-itor Friday.
A nshington this winter.
Paul Bailey, the painter
PERILS OF THE CIRCUS.
1.« I miu . ii , Un--. I o >| ii«!’ after bnsi-
ne .1 matters in ton vicinity.
Ths Dr«.,I of Falling Is Ev«r Hauntmg
not«
The, All w«.ti,
ire a literary
n't they?"
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.Mr a -I X’ra G > Waddle w< r<
Scio v ■ tor- .'lonJav.
home
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«■nd
It un» main vrai- aft*
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1 that tin» faalnon wm mt r«'lu< id
into \ rnirc, but tin rru*«»i !<»r it»
4<i"ptloli III this cane is Mild to ¡nite
been quite different Her- the ori;'i-
nators of tin* f;i»ln<>n were y, .i >n-
li<i• I-u lid» who r>.i>oti<«l that |l,«-ir
I ladle* thus equipped would not v< n
titre fur outs de the pre« uni» of
their dwelling
TI h - m * In. » w«:<-
called "clog*," mid in order to ».ito
fy khe vanity of the wv,ir«-r» m <1 pt •
hap« to sweeten the pi
that ».
the discomfort of appearing in them
they were elaborate » «««h»r >1.
sometime» l»eing in«ru»t«-d with ,
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mid «liver. The height of the c .■»
determined the rank of the wearer.
—Harper'«.
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