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NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUG. 2 1918
Found Guilty ofDe- j
stroying Property !
myssa and Vicinity
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town—
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
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Important Meeting
i
to Be Held in Vale
A public meeting will be held
A. Snyder went to Parma Wednes­
Mrs. Clark visited in Nampa Thurs­
The four boys charged with
day.
day.
in Vale on Saturday evening,
breaking into the school house
A. S. Haley went to Ontario Wed­
August 10, under the auspices
Mrs. J. W. Fogle went to Overstreet
and destroying property were Arcadia
nesday.
Friday.
of the State Council of Defense.
Boulevard
Mrs.
Robert
Minton
and
son
were
tried in the juvenile court at
Mrs. Rawls of Ontario is visiting at
A party composed of John K.
Boise visitors Wednesday.
Vale Monday and found guilty.
the Simpson home.
(By Our Regular Correspondent)
Kolloek, ex-secretary, Capt. R.
Dr. J. J. Sarazin was in Boise Wed­
By Our Regular Correspondent.
They were sentenced to one
E. W. Kuntz is moving into the John
H. Russell, U. S- N. A,, medical
nesday on piofessional business.
Molenaar
house
this
week.
year each in the reform school
Miss Jessie Margaret Hurtland, Mra officer, and John H. Hibbard are
Edith Pinkston visited friends
Mrs. E Kirk and Mrs. Dallas Dun­ Mary E. Kirkpatrick left Thursday
but were paroled during good Mrs. John Richardson’s horse and and Mrs.
relatives
on
the
Owyhee
this
week.
can were Ontario visitors Thursday.
were stolen Thursday while tied
for Ocean Park, Wash. Mrs. Kirk­ making a speaking tour of the
behavior,
Judge McKnight, buggy
Will the borrower who has "Under
to
a
hitching
post
in
Ontario.
When
will probubly return in about state with a view to interesting
Miss
Ruth
Barrett
of
Arcadia
is
the
who is judge of the juvenile found they were 1) miles from Vale in Drakes Flag’’ pleese return to the li­ guest this week of Miss Edna Dennis. patrick
two months.
the registrants and the general
court, also advised that the the hands of two small boys about 7 brary.
Miss Minnie HofTmar. returned Wed public in the werk of the state
Roscoe
Green
ia
in
Vale
today
tak­
parents of the boys and the di* and 9 years of age They aaid they John Evans is in tho Ontario hospital ing the examination for admission to tesday from a visit of a few days at council.
the Rev. Wm. Ewing home in Cald­
rectors of tha district get to­ wanted to ge to Vale, one saying his taking treatment for nervous prostra­ the army.
Subjects of a! militard nature,
mother was there. What they intended tion.
well. M'ss Ellen Ewing accompanied
gether and decide on the amount to
Earl Ward passed his examination all her
do with their horse and buggy could
such
as ‘insurance by the Gov­
back
and
will
be
her
guest
for
a
W.
R.
Smith
went
to
Portland
Mon
of damage done, which the par­ not be found out. The horse had been day to take the examination for ad­ right and will probably be called into few days.
ernment.” ‘‘Allotments, ’ etc.,
the
service
soon.
ents should pay. The parole beaten and rushed so they had to leave mission to the army.
N. E. Leigh was a Boise visitor last will be discussed, and the sub­
Miss Iva Genoway of Payette is vis Thursday.
restrictions imposed on the boys it at Marquis’. Deputy Sheriff Lee Mrs. Dora Maloney and daughter iting
ject of venerial diseases will be
at the home of her siater, Mrs.
Noe
is
on
the
case
to
see
if
the
children
are quite strict and will effect­ can’t be looked after hereafter.
Nellie of Nampa spent the week end Robert MeGordon.
The Women’s Missionary Society of treated specially.
ually prevent any more team M. F. Taylor of Lincoln district was at tne Dennis home.
Little Maxine Duncan, daughter of the First Presbyterian church met at
The discussions will be of great
work in the matter of getting very ill Sunday morning. His parents Miss Margaret Dean of Payette Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Duncan,is recover­ the home of Mrs. J. C. Blackwell interest to those who attend and
Wednesday
afternoon.
visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. ing from a very severe illness.
into mischief. One who lives in from the Boulevard were sent for and J.
B. Smith,this week.
Mr. Havman of the College of Idaho it is desired that all registrants
Idaho iB not allowed to come to Dr. Weese was called. He is some
Horace Burbidge is confined to hia
better
at
present.
reached
at the Union services at the be present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
Morey
went
to
bed
by
ap
attack
of
typhoid
fever.
The
town. Another who lives out a
iberty Garden last Sunday night.
Boise
Wednesday,
where
Mr.
Morey
meat
market
is
temporarily
closed.
Arthur
Downs
was
home
on
a
few
little ways in the country, can days visit last week. He was one of will take medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wamsley, Mrs.
Robt. van Gilse and family were
only come to town in charge of the boys dratted the 24th.
Prov. 24:13. My son, eat thou honey, down frony Boise over Sunday and Johanson and Misses Lela Denman
a guardian, while the freedom Mrs. Paulson spent Saturday visit­ because it ia good. Come to ths li­ spent the day visiting friends here.
and Grace Wamsley autoed to Boise
CULINARY COLUMN
to visit Miss Myrtle Wamsley
brary and food conservation recipes,
of the two who live in town is ing her mother.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Toombs, Sunday
and Mrs. Denman, who are taking a
on Sunday, July 25, a baby girl. The two
greatly restricted. They cannot Mr. Bartley and Mr. Garner of using honey.
months course at Link’s Business
chum together, nor have any Cambridge, Ida., are down visiting R. W Schengler and wife went to Journal wishes for the little one a long College.
Edited by M ísh Elsie Gibson.
Homedale
Wednesday.
Mr.
Schengler
and
happy
life.
friends.
They
also
expect
to
work
in
other chums. Judge McKnight, this haying.
Miss Ellen Ewing returned home
has been appointed O. S. L. agent at
Mrs.
E.
H.
MdDonald
is
at
the
Vale
in granting them a parole, stated
Hot Springs taking treatment. E. H. Monday evening from a visit of a few
Bob Smith is the owner of a big Oak­ Homedale.
Use level measuring. The flour has
that the next time any of the land
The Misses Naomi and Edna Par­ and the boys are learning how it seems days at the William Hoffman home.
car. He motored to Boise Satur­
boys from here were convicted day in it.
sons of Payettee are visititlng at the to be bachelors.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Specht of Notus, been sifted before measuring, and the
cup has been used, which is
in his court he would not be so Andy Brown has been dratted to go homes of J. B. Smith and A. M. John­ Mayor C. C. Wilson has volnnteered Mrs. Wm. Wirth of Boise and Mrs. G. standard
slightly larger then the ordinary tea­
ston homes this week.
for service in the army and been ac- Wilson and baby of Twin Falls were cup.
lenient but that they would have to camp August 6.
E. GIBSON.
Tensen and family have moved ccepted. He expects to report for visiting friends in Parma Tuesday af­
Index:
to serve out their time in the re­ Miss Carrie Donaldson ia up at Hole in Dick
ternoon.
from
their
Locket
Gulch
ranch
and
duty
about
September
1.
t —teaspoon
in the Ground visiting her aunt.
form school.
are enjoying a taste of city life. They
A. Benfer went to Beise today.
Dr. and Mrs. L. Rubins and family T—tablespoon
This is a most regretable oc­ A party was given at Mrs. M. F. ere occupying apartments in the van H.
returned
Sunday
from
a
few
weeks
H.
Adams
is
a
Parma
visitor
today.
c—cup
Taylor’s Saturday in honor of her Gilse Flats.
currence, but the boys are not brother,
Mrs. C. C. Forbes and daughter, vacation spent in the hills.
b p—baking powder
George Minatree, who was 21 Jack Teutsch was successful in get­ Mrs.
Sehirmer, are visiting relatives
alone to blame in the matter. the 19th of July. Cake and fruit were
Miss Julia Clare was a dinner guest
ting by the examining board at Boise in Weiser today.
of Miss Minnie Hoffman on Sunday.
There are two principal contrib served for supper.
Cornmeal Muffins
for admission to the army and left the
Harry Cosho writes to a Nyssa friend
uting causes, aside from the A farewell party was given Monday first of the week for Salt Lake to un­ from
and Mrs. Cerdan have returnee
l-2c
corn
lc white flour. St b p,
Bremerton, Wash., that he is to Mr.
their former home in Weiser. Mr. 2T sugar. It meal,
natural prepensity to mischief evening at the William Reece home in dergo the final test.
salt, 3-4c milk, 1 egg.
getting along fine in the navy and Gerdan
had
been
employed
for
several
inherent in all boys—neglect of honor of William Penn, who went 'the Hiram Vandyken is another Nyssa thinks a home on the bounding deep is months at the Parma Meat Market
Cornmeal Soufle.
24th. Cake and lemonade were served boy below the draft age to volunteer the life.
the parents in looking after their for
supper.
for
the
army
and
took
the
examination
l-2c
milk
2T cornmeal, l-2t aalt, IT
Mrs.
Ora
Wilson.
I.
C.
Anderson’s
boys, and the lax way in which > Guy Stuart, a well known boy on the ar Boise Monday. He will leave for
daughter, (pent a few days in Nyssa
The insurance on G. B. Wills’ auto fat, 2 egg whites, 2 egg yolks. Mix
the city government enforces its Boulevard,
was suddenly stricken with Salt Lake in a few days.
Uiis week, returning home by way of truck, which was burned some time together cornmeal and the fat. Heat
laws.
heart failure Friday, the 19th. He
D. H. Stoner has resigned his posi Emmett, visiting her sisiter. Mrs ago, was adjusted this week, Mr. Wills tha milk in a double boiler. Add corn­
There is a deep seated convic­ drove derrick for his uncle. That c e tk u at the substation and together Bowles, and son there.
receiving $1100. The loss was decided meal mixture to milk and cook 20 min­
ning at quitting time he was noticed with Mrs. Stoner will leave about the
tion among parents that their bent
Will Howard haa returned from Port by an arbitration board consisting of utes. Remove from stove, fold in
over as though having a cramp. middle of the month for Portland to land,
where he went to pe examined two local men and an agent of the com­ wall beaten yolk, than fold in stiff
particular boy is too angelic to When reached he fell backward and work at the shipyards.
the army. He failed to measure pany. The auto was insured for $1400 whites and bake in a buttered pan over
do anything wrong, so there drew his last breath without speaking Mrs. Fmm> Halliday returned to for
to the physical requirements owing and it was a total loss, so Mr. Wills hot water for 90 minutes.
is no need to watch him. This a word. His funeral was at 10X0 her home at Vale Tuesday after a visit up
feels that he was stung for about $300,
to a slight defect in one of his feet.
Rice Flour Coffee Cake Loaf.
Tuesday.
He
is
mourned
by
a
father,
is a mistake. No American boy molher and three brothers and many of several days with the Burbiages. Messrs. Clossen and Carman and as everyone who knew the truck de­
3-4c
rice Hour, l-4c barley flour,
She was accompanied by her little their respective better nalves have gone clared it was worth the full amount
with red blood in his veins, if friends.
for whieh it was insured, The com­ 2 2-3t b p, l-2t aalt, 4T Karo, l-3c cut
grandaughter,
Mary
Emma
Burbidge.
to
Washington
atate
for
an
outing
and
allowed to run wild until 12
raisins, 1-2 egg well beaten, l-3c milk,
Miss Lata Meacham of Weiser and to visit relatives. They went by auto pany had previously offered ts settle or
or 1 o’clock at night, as these
aa naeded. Make a good drop mix­
Miss Virginia Smith of Ontario are and will doubvless have a most enjoy­ for $ 1200 .
ture, sprinkle with cinnamon, put in
boys are reported to have done,
the guests this week of Miss Elsie able trip.
greased pen and bake in loaf 30 min.
Gibson at her Parh Avenue home. Miss
but will get into trouble. This(
Miss Bernice Duncan left this week
Flours which are being used are:
Meacham is an O. A. C. chum of Miss to visit with friends and relatives in
can be set down as an axiomatic.
Elsie’s.
Cornmeal and rye fleur, which may be
Twin Falls. She was accompanied by
fact. The exceptions to the rule
easily; corn flour, which is
Mrs. George Green and fam­ Grandpa Felton, father of Mrs J. M.
are so infrequent as to be neg­ (BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT) ily Mr. and and Mrs.
i trocured
ess common, and barley, rice, oat and
A. Schneiter went to Duncan, who had been visiting at the
BY
OUR
REGULAR
CORfUW
fONDBNT
ligible.
kafir
corn
floor is used.
Boise Sunday to bid their brother Duncan home.
The city officials have not been The Ladie’s Aid met with Mrs. C. goodby. He is leaving bis home and The pumping plant for the Owyhee
U»e of Rye Flour.
as zealous in epforcing their or­ J. Jackson last Thursday and Mrs. old mother, who is 76 years old, to Ditch is now in operation and throws Marian Roberts returned home from
wark
for
Uncle
Sam.
Greenleaf
Wednesday.
Use
26
per cent by weight of rye
27.000
gallons
per
minute.
It
will
re­
dinances and punishing law vio­ Jackson served a 10-cent tea.
Mrs. Watson arrived in the Bend flour, to 76 per cent of patent, al­
Mrs. J. E. Dickens and daughter. lieve water scarcity from which the
lators as they should have been, George Kirtland took supper r t the Miss
Gordon, of Silver City, are visit­ farmers under the ditch have suffered Tuesday evening from Illinois to spend though 50 per cent and 60 per cent
and their laxity in this respect Levi Stephens honr e Friday evening.
ing at the F. D. Hall home. Mr. Dick­ and will greatly increase the third cut­ the summer with her daughter, Mrs may be esed.
E. E. Parker.
has set a bad example and led Mrs. Riddle from Ontario spent ens will join them here in a few days ting of alfalfa.
Oat Flour.
and they will then go on to Seattle,
the boys to believe that they Thursday with Mrs. C. D. Day.
Violet Pullian is quite sick with ton­
J.
I.
Linder
of
Indian
Valley,
Ida.,
where
they
will
make
their
future
The
same
per
cent as that used in
Mrs.
A.
C.
Allen,
Chester
and
Sher­
silitis.
would not be molested in' their man Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil home.
ia visiting his cousin, D, R. Linder of
rye.
Mrs. Arthur Holly is entertaining the When
this
city.
Mr.
Linder
had
a
son
on
board
law breaking.
16 to 25 per cent by weight
Viles autoed to Weiser Friday.
and Mrs. Chuster, formerly of the transport that wasjrecently sunk by her two sisters from Caldwell at pres­
This is a good time for every­ Lucile Stephens spent Sunday with the Mr. Owyhee,
of oat flour was used breads were good
have returned from a a submarine off the coast of Eugland, ent.
in
every
respect except color, and to
body concerned to turn "ver a Neva Morris, who is in town with her long visit on the coast to resume his but he was among those rescued.
Mrs. W. J. Robinson and Dale re­ overcome this molasses was used as a
old line of work. He has charge of
new leaf and see if a cleaner grandmother.
The Leigh picture theatre moved this turned to Ironside Monday.
substitute for tha sugar.
x) (x (quarter circle) cattle. He
record cannot be made in the Alice McIntyre is staying in town the
Everette Tate and Mr. Gee autoed
reports that range is in bad condition, week into its fine new quarters just
with
Mrs.
C.
S.
Foote.
Bice Flour.
completed adjoining Wilson Bros, store to Brogan Monday on business.
future than there has peen in
but cattle are looking fair.
Quite a number of the Apple Valley
and will give the opening program to­
D. L. Miller and Jack spent Sunday
the past.
As
large
proportions
of other flours
Dewey
Hoxie
left
Monday
for
Boise
people were in Parma Saturday eve­
morrow (Saturday) evening. See ad­
1
AN0
1
Parma Notes
Apple .Valley
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET­
ING OE THE NYSSA-AR
CADIA
DRAINAGE
DIS­
TRICT.
You are hereby notified that a meet­
ing of the landownera of the Nyssa Ar­
cadia Drainage District will be held in
the office of said district in the Bank of
Nyasa Building, at Nvssa, Oregon, on
Tueaday, August 6, at the hour of 7
o’clock p. m., for the purpose of elect­
ing a surpervisor. and to conduct such
other business as may lawfully come
before the annual meeting.
FRAFK D. HALL, Secretary.
ning to see C. D. Judd and George
Kirtland off.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Noland Sunday, July 28.
The Epworth League will have a
farewell party for the president of the
League, Lano Rucker, Friday evening.
He leaves in the August 5th draft.
Dr. J. D. Gillilan held the Fourth
Quarterly conference the 23rd at the
Apple Valley M. E. Church. He leaves
aoon to visit the mission fields of the
Church in China.
Armemian Fund Report
The undersigned begs to acgnowl-
edge the following subscriptions to
the Armenian and Syrian relief fund
Call for Bids for Construction of for the Fourth of July:
Miss Goldith Johnston (Kolony) „ $21 25
Cement Walks.
Louis Garri«on (Owyhee)........... 2.80
Mrs W H. Beam (Warren S. D.) 2.75
Mrs Clarence Barrett (Arcadia) 15.26
Bids for the construction of approx­
$42.05
imately 1809 square feet of cross
Solicitors wilt greatly oblige if they
walks and connecting sidewalks may
be submitted to the city council of will make returns at the end of each
J. BORDELL,
Nyssa on or before 20 days* from date month.
Chairman Local Committee.
hereof, said walks to be of cement ac­
cording to specifications and at points
designated by said Council. Specifica­
There may be a fire before the last
tions and information on file at the
load is harvested. Brotect y .urself
Recorder’s office in Nysaa. Or.
from
loss by insuring your grain with
Council reserves right to accept or
reject any or all bids or parts of bids. ua. We represent nine of the leading
By order of the Council this 26th day fire insurance comoanies.
The Nyasa Realty Company.
of July, 1918.
J. Boydell, Agent.
Efltray Notice.
For Sale.
Wagons and grain binders, also one
Horae came to George Kaylor’s
place, south of Ontario, with saddle manure spreader. All new stock. W.
and bridle on. Owner may reclaim by W. White.
identifying same and paying for this
notice.
E. Bruce Duncan will insure your au­
For Sale-SO shares Owyhee Ditch to in a reliable old line company. Bet­
stock. Inquire at Journal office. n40tf ter see him at once.
j28tf
]Jig Bend
to take the examination for admission
to the army. Dewey, aa well as a
a number of other Nyssa boys who
have enlisted, is considerably below
the crtfft age, and his enlisting shows
the right spirit. I t’s the American
way.
Mossrs. J. C. and Will Beam and
their families are in the hills above
Midvale
rusticating.
They were
accompanied as far as Midvale by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Marshall, who were
obliged to return on account of the
high altitude causing Mrs. Marshall dis
tress.
Mrs. J. W. Wills and Mrs O. D.
Cole returned the first of the week
for a visit of several days with rela­
tives and friends in Boise. While
there Mrs. Cole said goodby to her
stepson, who left for Camp Lewis to
join the army. She is now visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. B. Butler, at Arcadia.
Anothe young man has answered the
cell of Uncle Sam’s great army of
workers, F. L. Allred, youngest
brother of Mrs. George Green and Mrs.
A. Schweizer, who left Monday to
work for the government as a cement
inspector for the duration of the war.
His present location is Atlanta,Georgia.
Owyhee Avalanche: Mrs. Dickens,
wife of Deputy Recorder J. E. Dick­
ens of Owyhee county, took the noon
train here Monday for Nyssa. Oregon,
where she will visit with her sister at
that place for a few days, after which
she will continue on to the coast,
where the family will make its future
home. Mr. Dickena, it is said, will
follow later.
Master Frank Rambaud, while go
ing from his father’s camp to H. J.
Ward's aheep camp In the Blue moun
tains, ran across a big black bear.
Frank immediately remembered that
he had preesing business back home,
and at once returned to attend to
attend to it. He declared that be was
not the least afraid of the beer, as he
knew his horae could outrun it.
vertisement on fourth page.
The friends of Miss Alta Smith will
be glad to learn that Dr. Sarazin re ­
ports her condition much improved
and high hopes are entertained of her
complete recovery. Miss Smith has
been in a Boise hospital for the past
three weeks taking treatment.
Jack Teutsch, writing to the Journal
from Salt Lake under date of July 30t
says: "Ju st leaving Salt Lake for
Denver Colo., to Fort Logan. Dewey
and I got through O. K. AH the hoys
In our crowd passed here. Salt Lake
is a great place although we just were
here six,bours.’’
Rev. and Mrs. Hansen, Misers Ethel
and Leona Hansen and Elmer left
early Thursday morning by Fold
for Emmett, where several members
of the family are having dental work
done. All the members of the party re­
turned today except Mrs. Hannen. and
were accompanied by Miss Helen Rose
of Emmett, who will be their guest for
a few days.
Mias Gertie Ray, Nyssa's lady mail
carrier, haa purchased a Ford car and
is teaching it the duties of a postal em­
ploye and is learning rapidly, although,
unlike its owner, it has frequent
’ cranky" st>e«ls and delays the game
for a time. Soon, however, everything
will be working smoothly! and Mias Ray
will be enabled to serve her patrons
with neatness and dispatch.
The Journal is reliably informed that
insurance companies refuse to insure
plate glass windows because of the
number that have been broken by boys
throwing rocks through them. It
costs from $50 to $100 to replace a
broken plate glass, and the practice
of small boya carrying slingshots and
throwing stones prmiscously should be
stopped. An ordinance should be
passed—and enforced - making it a
misdemeanor to carry a slingshot or
throw stones where it will endanger
property.
in Boise.
Mrs. J. Hammer and Marian, Mes-
dames L. Brooks and H. Lander of
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Lora Pills-
bury were dinner guests in the Brum-
bach home Sunday.
Rene Brumbach is a guest in the
Cowden home in Caldwell at present.
Mesdames Elennar and Lander are
(pending the week visiting in the
Pillsbury and Brumbach homes.
Mr. and Mrs Eachus are entertain­
ing company from Buhl.
Mrs. Harvey Hatch was a Caldwell
visitor through Wednesday.
Rex Brumbach returned home from
Ironside Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell returned home
from Washington last week.
were undesirable smaller proportions
only were used in this case. When
1-3 was used of rice flour a tendency
toward coarseness was shown.
Kafir Corn.
This is bast known as stock food but
since demand has bten so great for
other flours kafir corn flours are used
to some extent.
Cornmeal and Corn Four.
If same per cent of both is used when
mixing, separately with wheat, the
e. flour was the lighter and finer.
Rice Drop Biscuita.
2c rice flour, 6t b p. lc grated cheese,
It salt, 11 2c cold water, or enough to
make drop dough. Drop by spooneful
on a greased pan, bake 25 minutes or
mere.
Oatmeal Flour Breads—Loaf
Journal to Publish
2c oat flour, 2 l-4t b p, 3-4c raisins,
3-4t salt, 2T Karo, 1 egg, 2T malted
Culinar Column fat, lc aweet milk. Beat thoroughly
for about five minutes. Put in greased
For the next few weeks the Jour­ pan, let rise 15 minutes; bake 15 min­
nal will publish a culinary department, utes. Fill pans no more than 2-3.
which will be devoted largely to in­
struction in the making of war breads
O. F. Muffins.
and other edible compounds from flour
2c
oat
flour,
b p, l-4t soda, ltaalt,
substitutes, This department will be lc clabbered 2t milk,
edited by Miss Elsie Uibsor/, who haa raisins, 2T Karo, 1 egg. 1 l-2t fat, l-2c
recently returned from taking a course
in Domestic Scietice at O. A. C. Miss
Gibson has seen all the recipes which
If fire sweeps your field before the
will be published in this column thor­ Tsin is harvested you will find a Hart-
oughly tried and tested and vouchee ord grein-in-field policy as good as
for their excellence.
gold.
J Boydell, Agent.
J
Positively a Snap
For Sale.
Three hundred and twenty scree o f . Two brood sows, one thoroughbred
good wheat land for a reasonable Ford Jersey Eed Henry Benfer, i t w W.
e2tf
car. Homestead above Huntington; White place.
running water, timber close; 86 acres
under plow; some fence and improve
FOR SALE Some fipe ( bester
ments; on main auto road; good range. White pigs, eight weeks old. Inauira
Enquire here.
Frank Leuck,
afitf