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JOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Purse containing money and
glasses at wreck near Phoenix. Keep
money, return glasses to Tribune.
TAKEN UP Part black-faco ewe; red
brand on back. 1720 Prune St.
Owner pay for ad and keep.
POUND Ratchet wrench. See Ben
Vlrhont on Old Highway.
JjOST-'-Brown billfold containing cur.
rency and identification card. Re
turn to Tribune. Reward.
LOST In Medford September 8, Bi
focal. Gray and black rim. gold
) nose and ear pieces. Reward. Return
' to Tribune office.
LOST If dog musing, call 1916
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Man with buzz-saw to
saw 7 cords wood. Phone 246 -L
after 6 p. m., or call at Oil S.
Riverside.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Girl for general house
work, Rt. 4, Box 111. Spring St., or
Tel. 790-Y after 5.
WANTED Girl for gemeral house
work. Reference. Write Box 6532.
Trl&Uiie.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG WOMAN with girl. 5, seeks
housekeeping. Box 4095. Tribune.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To hear from party with
private or convalescent home to care
for Invalid. Give full Information,
including rates. Box 4090, Tribune.
LADY wishes transportation to San
Jose Friday. Phone 1043-R, noons
and evenings.
aATjrrcn Paasencer to Michigan
Heln share expenses. Box 4072,
Tribune. "
WANTED Good team mules and
farm Implements. Harry 8tebler.
Rt. 1. Box 474. Ashland.
WANTED To rent good 4 or 6-room
unfurnished houst permanently.
Phone 247-W.
WANTED Used furniture, tools, etc.
Berrydale 2nd Hand Store. 1603 No.
Riverside. Phone 266.
WE PAY up to tb.00 tor men's used
suits. Will H. Wilson, 33 No. Front
St.
WANTED To see Medford News for
month of June. 1933. Write Box
5508, Tribune.
WANTED Men's used suits and
shoes. 818 B. Main St. Used Ward
robe Shop.
WANTED
m We pay cadh foi household goods
furniture and novea We also buy
metals. Di'ies. pelts woo) and mo
hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HO08B
27 N Grape St Phone 1062
HAVE YOUR Furniture reupholstered.
refinished. reglued by Thlbault.
Phone 969-R for estimate
WANTED Heifer calves Write Ruoy
Schuiz Beagle Oregon
WANTED Bet cattle, veal, lambs,
and pastue J J Osenbrugge
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished room and gar
age.. 325 So. Riverside Ave.
HEATED furnished room, 512 South
Oakdale.
ATTRACTIVE room 404 S Orape
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 2 )arz! room apartment.
115.00. 616 N. Central.
FURNISHED ant., private bath, lights
paid. $18. 321 Apple.
FOR RENT Furnished apt.: ateam
heat, Frtffldaire. hot water and gar
age. 503 S. Holly St.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt.
Hotel Grand.
ATTRACTIVE APT Jnewly decorated,
new furniture, hent .hot water, gar
age. Rates moderate. 10 Quince St.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR PENT 6-rtvm modern hwne.
245 -No Oran; rx-autlfjl lawn,
shade, etc. CMl Farmera A milt
growers Bank.
FOR RENT 10? S Orange. 7 room
furnished ho.-ne hardwood fioors,
fireplace. Areola hot waTer plant
Lovely vard and stiruboery 445 in
cluding watt Charles R. Ray
Realtor Medford B'dg. Phone 302.
FOR PENT Mxlr-n 3-rfv--m rurmsiicd
hdUM, 135.00. P-iOQi iai. I
II
F0K RENT E0USE3
FOB REOT nomas funnahed ui
unfumufted. . Brown as Whit
FURNISHED 5-room bungalow,
quire 108 West Main.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
BOOM AND BOARD 704 No. Central.
BOARD AND ROOM for one or two
gentlemen; excellent meals. Reas
onable. 232 So. Grape.
BATES reasonable at 716 K. aula
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Business location room
16x40. Will remodel to suit tenant
Apply Mall, Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE or trade for wood, milk
cows. C. L. Stafford. 6th So. Beall
Lane on Old Stage road.
EXCHANGE 1!4 -ton Dodge truck for
wood. See Junior Porter, King's
Hwy and county road.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR WOOD
One .30-30 new. 1 tent, 1 nesting
stove, 2 doz- hena and poultry net
ting. Tucker, Box 262-R-2, Old
Stage road.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
for SALE For cash, 153 acres, free
water right, bulldlnga, some timber
for logging. Mrs. oeo. uorum. ato
So. Central.
40 ACRES Improved, on highway; 18
acres In clover, all-year stream;
oows. calves, ducks, chickens, school
bus, msll route, berries, ehado, good
oil. Price 2750.
A. F. FLOWERS
' Oor. 12th and Front St.
FOR SALE STOCK or DAIRY
RANOH 640 acres, fenced, 6 fields,
spring water In each; 280 acres, 100
acres fenced; some Improvement.
O. B. Hooker, 153 Granite. Ashland,
Oregon.
WHY?
100 ACRES IMPROVED RIVER
FRONTAGE SACRIFICED TO
SETTLE ESTATE
LA ACRES sandy loam soil, alfalfa.
garden land under Irrigation. Prl
vate water right, no maintenance
cost. Low taxes. Comfortable house,
barn and outbuildings. Hog-tight
- fence, Out-range, hunting and
fishing .at your door. Magnificent
woods on place. A country gentle
man's estate. Price 67500 to settle
estate. This place must and will be
sold. Let me again remind you that
every place I have advertised in tne
past 6 weeks has been sold. There
is a reason. Don't delay If Interested
In a real ranch on the river. No
other place like it. See
J. C. BARNES
Phone 910-Y 20 N. Peach St.
CASH BUYER for 20 to 50 acres, Sams
Valley. Sheley. 402 E. Main.
20 ACRES. 5 acres free water, all cul
tivated, fenced. 4 room house,
chicken house, garage, barn. Build
ings fine condition. Price $1000
1-3 down, bal. 4. Sheley, 402 E.
: Main.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Jackson County Building St Loan
Ass'n. Phone 195.
HAVE several high-class home prop
erties in Gold Hill. Central Point
Medford, Ashland, foi sale on rent
al basis or trade for Portland property.-
Big reduction for cash, Bee
or write E. N. Stldd. 40 Granite
Ashland Ore.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown St White
100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked
and equipped, close to Meed ford;
some cash or income property. Bal
ance long time, low Interest. C A
DeVoe. 523-J-2.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
PONTIAC 4-duor Sedan: new paint,
good mechanically. 4225.00.
PIERCI2-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
DoJge and Plymouth.
USED CAR BARGAINS
REDUCED PRICES
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan; side
mounts and trunk rack.
1934 Chryeei Coupe.
1934 Plymouth Coupe.
1935 Ford 8 Sedan.
1928 Oldamobile Sport Roadster.
1928 LaSalle Sedan.
1930 Ford 2 -door Sedan.
1931 Ha rtey-Davidson Motorcycle.
Also several other real buys in older
models.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS CO.
38 N. Riverside. Tel. IS.
FOR SALE 1035 Ford V-8 Sedan, like
new. Big sacrifice. Tnqulre of Mr.
Hall, Armstrong Motors, inc.. 38
Riverside.
FOR SALE; 1927 Chevrolet touring;
good running shape. 935 00. 415 Ed
wards. Phone 407-Y.
FOR SALE 4-door sedan fine condi
tion. Small milesge. phone 671-J-8
after 6 p. m. O. L. Llndley.
HUBSON Sedan, fine condition, very
chMp, Call 957 or S32-H.
FOR SALE Dodge touring 435.00
Star Delivery 145.00. Ray's Market
Talent.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE: Weaner pigs, also 1 team
mil lea. harness and wagon. Call
1559.
FOR SALE Jersey heifers.
Tolo. bark of Blrkholz's.
FOR SALE Fresh cow; heavy milker.
00ft Stevens. Phone 1522-Y after
6 p. m.
FOR SALE Several ewes, low priced;
decreasing flock. L. A. Salad. Cen
tral Point.
3 RAMBOUILLET bucks fry sale or
trade. W. E- Butler. Eruzle Point.
FOR SALE Sound genus horse
suitable for women or children
203 Mountain Ave. Ashland. Ore
2nd houM below 8 P tracks
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR SALE Used Bungalow Pianos
and others. Balance due will han
dle. Rental terms. See Prl. or Sat ,
20th and 21st. at 111 If. Fr St.
Cllne Piano Co.
FOR SALE One good upriiht p;no
E-iv payment. 119 Wash, or Tel.
a4-x.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGOS
FOR SALE White Leghorn laying
pullets. 75o each. 821 No. Centrit.
FOR SALE 500 chickens, two lay
ing houses. 6 acres. Four corners,
Midway Road.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Mixture Australian ahep.
herd and collie pups, rnone
evenings.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FISHERMEN Files made to order.
expert rod wrapping, riimiy.. . -vice.
Phone 1241. Bob Gllstrap.
FOR SALE Remington all.te action
rifle. F. W. Ovelman, J vine nw.
PRUNES on the F. S. Carpenter place,
lO lO. IOU ure-m. - umrc
on Jacksonville Hwy. B. E. Ford.
Tel. 731-R.
FOR SALE Dining-room table and
chairs. 309 W. Jackson.
FOR SALE Large combination gaa
range. 8-plece dining-room suite;
fireplace screen and Irons, etc. All
like new. Very cheap. 512 S. Holly.
TOMATOES 60o lug, 2 miles west on
J'vllle Hwy. B. E. Ford. Tel. 731-R.
FOR SALE Counters, showcases, wall
cases, shelving; hemstitching, but
ton and pleating machines: circu
lating heater. All must go. Handi
craft Shop, 42 S. Central.
ASTERS, other cut flowers. Mrs.
Dressier, 1107 E. Main.
REAL SILK HOSIERY may now be
had through local representative.
Grace E. Smith, 988-R.
FOR SALE I have a few used pianos
which I will sell for balance due on
oni.tract.
WANTED I have a client for
city home, 3 bedrooms; price about
93aO0 cash, wnat nave you
B. J. PALMER
. Real Estate Broker.
Space In Palmer Music Store.
FOR SALE Grapes 2c lb., and Jon
athan aples. Bring containers. Joe
Kantor, Rt. 4. Box 237.
FOR SALE Prunes and Blue Damson
plums. Phone 855 -L.
FOR SALE Household
943 So. Central.
FOR SALE Hard and close shooting
Remington pump gun. L. C. Gould,
Talent, Ore.
FOR SALE Large Crawford
peaches. C. C. Clemens, 203
couver. Phone 1016-L.
cling
Van-
DEER RIFLES Some real good buys
while they last. Cliff's Sport Shop.
317 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Bennett apples.
Myers, Tel. 258-J.
TOMATOES lc lb. Cantaloupes 35c
doz. Watermelons, lc lb. Weeping
Willows. Lozler Lane.
PEACHES for sale, mile west of
Phoenix on Houston road. G. E.
Carpenter.
PETITE prunes lo lb on tree. Leo
Young, Columbus off Stewart, 2nd
house on right.
CUCUMBERS Fresh every day.
uoe. iuu prune at.
CANNING beans. New crop. Phone
493-R. '
HAVE YOUR Ola Washer repaired 1
Reasonable prices Pick's Hardware
HAVE new wringer rolls Installed in
your old washer Any make avail
able. Bargain prices this month
only. Picks' Hardware.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Apartment house. Ideal
location. Income 486.00 per month.
Price 44200.00. L. G. PICKELL, 204
E. Main.
FOR SALE 15 -room apt. house, fur
nished; on highway; fully rented.
Bargain. Box 6869. Tribune.
FOR SALE Hotel apt., lunch room
and bar and 8-oar garage In thriv
ing mining town. Write Box 26.
Sawyer's Bar, Siskiyou Co.. Calif.
' MISCELLANEOUS
DEER SEASON is nearlv here. WTN
30.00 and $15.00 FREE. REGISTER
for WESTERN BIO BUCK prizes.
Rifles for and rent at Gleaaon's.
Central Point.
NO CE
Please return book "Science of Mind"
by Ernest ' L. Holmes, to owner.
Mrs. B. W. Hoffman.
CLASSICAL and popular piano les
sons, Apollo Piano Studto. 216 E.
Main.
HATTIE REAME3 WHITE. Teacher of
Piano. High school credits given
Studio 220 Laurel. Phone 449-M.
WE MAKE and remodel clothing.
Kiddies' and adults' apparel rem.ide
Into new school and fall wear. Con
sult us about your "what to wear
this fall" problems and save. Tel.
744-X, evenings.
PERM ANENTS at Prevosti Shop
1 45. cor. Oakdale at 10th Ph. 727
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstract.
.141 KSON CO.
aBSIRACJ CO
Abstracts ol mi and
mi insurance rtM
inly complete title
dystem n Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts
of ntte Rooms I and 5 No 83
North Jentral Ave. upatairs ,
Piano and Outtar Instruction.
FPED ALTON HAIGHT Accredited
teacher of piano. M'!rn piano
instruction, studio 318 Liberty
Bldg., Medford. Ore
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 450 to 1300 for
peronl or household purposes on
Ho us Furnishings or Autos: also
Car Refinanced Loans closed
within 20 minutes License (?o 6
157 See W. Thorna. 45 So Cen-txaJ
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert ft' I ndo ft Clean-.
LET1 GEO ROB DO 11 TvL IW3
Houm cleaning float waxing on
ntal rug cleaning and uphulatarlog
Transfer.
rRUCKINQ AND STOR AO B LOC Al
and long distance hauling Putuj
(tire moving, etc. Reasonable ratea
Ttl 833 F E Samson Co-
fcLA WUEY TRANSFER Expert pact
era and movers Special livestock
moving equipment. Price rtgbt
619 North Riverside Phone 818
EADQ TRANSFER S STORAGE CO
Olfloe 1016 No Central Phone 31ft
Prices rtgnt. Semce guaranteed
LEGAL NOTICES
Notlre fnr PiiMlaUlon.
Department of the Interior.
V. 8. Land Office at
Roseburg. Oregon,
August 38th, 1935.
Notice la hereby given that Stephen
P. Smith of Talent. Oregon, who. on
October 30th. 1930. made Homestead
entry Serial No. 019314. for SW SW
Section 21. Township 38 S.. Rntie
I W.. Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Commis
sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the
8th day of October. 1935.
Claimant names as witnesses:
H. H. Corliss, Eric Wold. Kenneth
Mosaer, Robert Mosser, all of Talent,
Ore.
ROBERT E. CRAWFORD.
Acting Register.
LOCAL RIDERS SIGN
Harry Steve, 111 Bar ranch of Mur
phy: Theron Jones, stockman, and Ed
Kublt. Applegato, calf roper; Ed Far-
low. Fred Farlow,. Lloyd Barman.
Clancy and Vlda Rankin ol Lake
Creek, are some of the local riders
who will appear at the Medford rodeo
September 21-22. Below are some of
the names of riders and horses that
will be featured In the big show:
Riders: Fox O'Cauhan. Smoky Sny
der, Blondy Brunzel, Breezy Cox, Curly
Keny. Fritz Truin. Hughey Long,
Cherokee Alcorn, Joe Welch, Van Me
ter, Hen In Purln, Tom Bride, Whitl
Gig and Felix Katz.
Horses are: I-ThouRht-80, Battle
Mountain, NCO, Indian Sign, Screw
Driver, Rtdge Running Roan. Romey.
Spit, Miss Reno, Hog Eye, Broadway
Bill, Billy the Kid, Strawberry Roan,
Janlque. That's Me and Keno.
Stub Bartlemy has also thrown his
saddle Into the . ring to compete
against all punchers in the bronc rid
ing at the Medlord Rodeo. Btub Is
claimed to be the only Oregonlan
that has won the Calgary Stampede.
He was among the winners of several
Norman Cowan rodeos. Round Up,
Let 'er Buck and last year in July
won the championship at Calgary,
Canada.
Bartlemy has added plenty to his
hrone riding reputation since giving
the flold a beating at Calgary Stub
has worked on the range In eastern
Orpgon.
The Judges are picked for their
honesty and each event will be Judg
ed by per cent and against time, as
In other athletic sports.
WINDOW GLASb We sell window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab
inet Works
Use Mail Tribune want ads.
Mail Tribune Daily
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Some of tha toiiRh ohm who will he fpatiirfd at Hie Medford Itodro at the Jarkson county fair grounds Saturdnf and Sundar. Top left:
"Dempw.T" putting on the heat on a ernrk "puncher." Top rights The famous "Chleo" doing his routine with a cowhoy. Lower left: The peer.
lc.s burking steer. "N. C. .." In aollon, and right: Another tlew of "Dempsey." A galaxy of tho west's best talent will be featured In the Legion-sponsored
rodeo here this week. -
Sams Valley
SAMS VALLEY, Sept. 18. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collet t arrived In
Sams Valley September 8 after an
extended visit with relatives through
California and the middle west.
Friends were happy to receive Mrs.
Collett (nee Mary Edlngton) again
in the community, where she will
visit her father, W. W. Edlngton, a
while before Joining her husband at
Williams, where Mr. Collett has the
prlnclpalshlp of the high school.
Prof. K. W. Empey was recently
visited by his mother, Mrs. W. P.
Empey, who was returning to her
home at Eugene after visiting In
Long Beach, -Col., with her alstcr. The
sister Is a Christian missionary to
China and was home for a vacation.
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Mrs. Empey delivered to her son's
family some interesting souvenirs
brought by her sister from the
Orient.
School opened September 9. Mem
bers of the faculty are Principal B.
W. Empey; second high school teach
er, Miss Orms; upper grade, Ada East;
primary room. Miss Emma May. The
enroltmentwas light due to fruit har
vesting. The first regular meeting of the
Ladles' club since adjournment was
hold at the school house September
5 with Mrs. Geo, McDonough and
Mrs. J. L. Frlnk hostesses. The occa
sion honored the birthdays of Mrs.
Chns. Duggnn, Mrs. J, E. Weaver, Mrs,
Steve Wilson and Mrs. Joe Dusen
berry. Dainty birthday cakes wer
served with Ice cream. Next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. O.
R, Tresham, Thursday, September 10.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collett wens
pleasantly entertained at a home
coming party Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Walter Messenger.
Neighbors assembled with refresh
ments and gifts for the bride and
groom, who will soon start house
keeping at Williams, where Mr. Col
lett Is teaching.
The following committees were ap
pointed at the last Orange meeting
to assist In preparing the exhibits
and Orange booth at the northwest
ern fair at Gold Hill Saturday:
Booth, Oeo. and James McDonough,
Mrs. Warren Empey and Mrs. Chas.
Dupgan; flowers, Mrs. W. R. Nealon;
melons and cucumbers, Mrs. Auten
reath; alfalfa and grasses, Wesley
McDonough; rot and small vegetables.
R. E. Nealon; corn, Olenn Oarrett;
pears, Jerome Fitzgerald; apples,
Biuret Bttrreson: quinces, prunes and
plums, Dennis Duggan; grapes, Her
arhel Harper; tomatoes, peppers, W.
H. Hlttle; wheat, oats and barley, Al
bert Straus: alfalfa, seers, O. T. Wil
son: blue grass, R. H. fteegmlller;
cabbage and squash, W. E. Morris;
eggs, Mrs. Dick Straus: pickles and
relishes, Mrs. Autenreath; fruit
Juices, Mrs. Morris; potatoes and pop
corn, M, A. Schult. .
Tolo
I TOLO( 8pt. U. (Spl.) JHHh
Anderson entered the freshman class
at Oold Hill tiigt school.
I Tolo Community club held lu tlrst
j meeting- since Mar, In the club rooms.
September 13. with Mrs. Msie;aret
t bofrtus, the new president, In the
' ciiair.
Arlene Tumann Is staring with ner
sister. Mm. Johnny Bohnert, nssr
central Point. She la a senior In
Central point high school, harlng en
rollrrl today.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hammarley of
Mndtord. with Miss Lillian Nellson of
. Anaelna, rlslted Mrs. L K. Ham
marlsy at Pine Tree camp reoently.
Blackboards, sn electric clock and
a wat'r fountain are some of the new
equipment recently Installed at Tolo
schoolhouse. The walls were Italso
mlned and woodwork Inside and out
given a ooat of paint or rarnlsh. All
work was done by local people.
V.olabel Morrow, daughter of Mrs.
wm. Pennlnirsr.'la a senior student
in Uold Hill hltfi school this year.
Pnone SW We'll naul away
rat us, cur aniian service.
foul
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with Pate Dslcaatro In Mrrtforil some
harrfd from fntnre appearances here
hut the officials reliutnteil him for a niatcn tomorrow niitnt in tne curtain
raiser acalnst Boh Kennaaton, ei-champlon of the marines.
BURNED FOREST AREAS
OPEN TO DEER HUNTERS
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. IT. (UPJ
Supervisor Frank Wire of the Oregon
State game commission last night
said that 310.000 acres swept by Ore
gon's greatest forest fire In August.
193!. will be open to deer hunters
this season.
The great Tillamook burn, encom
passing the watersheds of the Trass
and Wilson rlrere, Bcogglns creek and
other streams, mostly on the western
slope of the Coast range, will be open
after two year closure to hunting.
Wire said reports were that many
deer had returned to the burn and
hunting would be good, especially
around the frl igea. Jt was not be
lieved many dier had penetrated to
the center of the rared area, reed
for deer Is plentiful and hunting will
be much easier than formerly, be
cause of destruction of brush by fir.
The deer season opens next Sunday
Wire emphasised that only deer wlt!
forked horns may be shot. Spike
bucka and doe are taboo, depVte
persistent rumor to the contrary.
State Poreater Lynn P. Cronemlller
said at Salem that return of dry
weather Indicated many forests would
not be reopened until It rains more.
This will oot & event deer bunting la
Rodeo Here
a spectator rturlnt a hectic battle
time atjo, Johnny Rooe (Shore) wsi
br the Medford hoiIng commission.
most forests however. Entry permit
will be granted to hunters.
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Brownsboro
BROWNSBORO. Sept. U. (SpU
Mrs Klabeth Orlssom spent several
days last week visiting at the horn
of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Msxfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig and son Charles
of the Klamath country, who recently
purchased the B. E. Tucker ranch,
have moved Into the house In Browns
boro and are busy getting settled.
Mrs. w. O. Patera and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Peters end dsughter. Roe
May and Betty, wer guest at the
home of Mrs. L. J. Rohrer. O. A. -Hansen
and W. M. Hansen last Sun
day. Their home la In Crannell. Cat.
Mr. and Mr. Jack Hlckner of Jack
sonville spent Thursday at their horn
here.
Walter Marshall fame down from
camp and spent the week-end at
home.
Mr. and Mr. H. W. WM?ht and
children were dinner gueeta at th
home of Bill Olbson. near Medf.wd.
laat Monday evening. Th evening
was apent playing cards.
Elmer Bias, who was hurt while
playing on a cliff near th Tucker
home last Sunday. Is at the Sacred
Heart hospital, and getting along
well as en b espectM.
For Hoe that Wear buy
HOLDS SI HORST
Etheiwyn B. Hoffmann.
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