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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
Notes From Dick

odell City July 22nd, 1889.
The long looked for Channeler boil
or and other machinery has come.
Therefore manager Vox's face is as
smiling as a basket Of chips. Tue boil
er has been sat up and the balance Of
the machinery will be put in position
as fast az possible. Mr.. Fox says be
will soon have the necessary stone ready
to commence shipping.
The verges company have contract
ed to ship one hundred car loads. MIR.
Hoff is Rving around getting his bulls
& wagons ready for he has the contract
for hauling said stone to the company's
switch lately put in at the railroad
track.
From now ON till cold weather sets
in, Spring Creek canyon will be chuck
full Of business.
The ladies Of our new and growing
town have organized a Sunday school.
one and all declaring that the little CT.
ty Of Odell must and shall keep up
with the rest Of the world.
Miss Ramsey Of Buffalo Gap spent q
number Of days during the past week
visiting her many friends in the new
town, and I understand she picked out
q lot and will, in the near future build
. house thereon making this her home
a large amount Of work has been
done during the past week on the new
road to the mouth Of Fall River.
There is some talk among the young
men Of organizing q brass band.
DICK Moon.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
REMARKABLE CURE
Without the Use Of Medicine.

On May 9th Of this year, Albert Stef-
fen, OF Ellis, Nebraska, a young man
of about twenty-one years Of age, ar-
rived at Hot Springs. He was
brought here on a stretcher and was
suffering from what is known as "pro-
gressitr tocOm0tOr atarya." On his ar
rival at the Springs he had no more
control over his lower limbs than
though they were made of wood, in
fact he was ~powcrless to move a muscle
Of either leg, and upon the application
Of galvanic battery, a shock that
would almost paralize a strong man,
had no effect whatever upon his limbs
and could hardly he felt by him.
From the very first bath taken mere he
has steadily improved, and on the first.
day Of June, just three weeks after his
arrival he walked with the aid Of
crutches, and on the fourth day Of
June walked with just the aid Of q.
cane. Mr.. SteHen was stricken down
with this disease about the first day Of
April last. Mr. Miller OF Little Sioux.
Iowa, was called in the case Of Mr..
Stsffen and prescribed in this case.
DIR. Miller finally said it was no use
in giving him any more medicine and
recommended that he should be sent to
the Dakota Hot Springs. Some Of Mr.
; Stefen's friends were in favor Of his
being sent TO the Arkansas Hot
Springs, DIR. Miller had already sent
patients to these springs and insisted
that he should come here. Mr.. Stefen
has not taken drop Of medicine
since his aryicoi at these springs, there
fore his case is entirely due to the use
OF the baths and the drinking of these
waters. The percentage Of recovery
in this disease is very small, not more
than one in fifty have been cured. It
is undoubtedly true that the youthful
ness of the patient has been IN his IA
vor. and the disease was not Of long
standing. We give these facts to our
readers as another evidence Of the
marvellous curative powers Of these
waters. MIR. steffen will remain
awhile at the springs and will cheer
fully verify the statement we have
made. Parties who saw Mr.. Ste6en
upon his arrival are surprised at the
speedy recovery he has made, and
when it is considered that not a single
drop Of medicine has heen used, can
any one doubt for q moment the ine1.
haustible mine of wealth contained in
these hot waters or for a moment
question the future Of Hot Springs a.
the great health resort Of the U. s.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02

Huron; Mrs 0 s Richardson, Chicago;
70 a Reimers, Pierce, Nst; sAm'l
Branch, Peter Roger, Ymkton; Frsnk
Hitch, Custer; 7 A Hainss. Storm
Lake, w 7 Peterson, Rapid; r Nor.
gan, st Louis; N E Wood, Souit City.
Saturday, July 27-H 3 Bardenwer.
ser, Rapid: Nel's Larsen, Sioux City;
WE NJ Nary and wife, o Hobson and
wife, Harrison;J r Buchanan, Oma-
ha; q Ferris, Denver; Il L Lake, jas
HALEY. Rapid.
Sunday, July 2s-s Richards, j
T Hopkins, Julius Born, Omaha;
Misses A A Barrow and L N Barrow,
Concord, N H;J w Barrow, Wyo;C
Barrow; LaCross. Jno B Shehan, VIM
Helmet, Buffalo Gap; H NJ Wilson,
Long Pine; j E Miller, Yankton; A w
Odcll, Odell; Ira e Below and wife
Lookout.
Monday July GO d ohapon and
wife, Chadron; Mrs j D Bewips, Oma.
ha; ID c Romids, Alliance; James H
Craig, g w Gilman, Hcmmingford; A
9 McIcar, Coal Camp; N Tupliu,
Deadwood; G II Kingman, Ch,cago; J
B Cottel, Fl Meade; Mr. Mclaughlin,
Deadwood.
Tuesday, July 80 c Carson, Oma.
ha; NJ Alexander, Buffalo Gap; W X
Martin, st Joe;J A Bronett, Omaha.
Wednesday, July 31-F S Lusk
Wyo; EGH Stone, Sioux City; Ella
Rooney, Miss s A Covey, st Paul; Mis-,
Jennie Rogers, Mrs H D Booge, siou,
CITY.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
That Picnic

That picnic at II. H. Cossett's came
off as scheduled last Friday. A goodly
number of Hot Springs people were
over and participated. AT about high
oon that important accompaniment,
the grub basket, was trotted out and
was found to contain an abundance Of
good things to which due and proper
attention was paid. After dinner the
people scattered, some to swing, others
pitching ho%rseshoes-a substitute for
quoits, and others dancing. Toward
evening the greater portion left for
their home, but quite q number re-
naming to participate in the dance in
the evening.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
ADVICE Io

ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.
Nxs. wlxslow's oorHrSa YRrp, for children
female nurses ans, physlcians in tho United States,
and has ieen uaed. for fostY yea.s with never fail.
ing SUCCESS. by millions OF niothers for their chill
incalcnlable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dyssntery aud disrrhoea, gripping In the bow:
els, and wind-coltc. BY. giving health to the child
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be public examination held at the
school house, in Oelrichs. Fall River
county, Oak, on Tuesday, August 6,
1889, commencing at 9 o'clock, Of all
persons Of legal age ofering themselves
"a candidates to teach in the common
schools Of Fall River county, Oak.
Candidates will supply themselves
with pens and paper.
VIC THOMSON,
Co. Supt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
A VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIAL
Hot springsan n its Medical st.R

On the tenth day Of May last there
arrived on the morning stage from
Buffalo Gap. the Rev. E. N. Lewis. Of
Lincoln, Neb. On his arrival he was
very feeble in health, and had besn for
the previous ten years. He was suf.
fering from insomonia, dyspepsia aud
chrome constipation. His physicians
bad ad him to retire from the
pulpit aud givs up all mental work.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02
The Editor went Junketins.

On Monday, ye scribe yielding to a
desire of long standing, to see the more
western portion OF u county, took q
trip to satisfy tins desire. The first
stop was made at the ranch Of A. d.
Jones. VIZ NJ panied to write the
fact that Mr.. Jones is not at all well,
in fact it would seem that he can not
live many weeks longer. Leaving the
ranch Of Mr.. Jones we journed west
ward up the rise and a few miles
found us upon the Bradley Flats, as
fine a strech Of land as INT wonld wish
to see. He.e fine fields Of waving
grain ysllowed just enough to give
promise of the harvest, greets the vis-
ion. All around the majestic hills,
their sides and many Of their tops
covered with pine lift their lofty
heights. To say that we were pleased
with Bradley's Fiat does not tell it.
We were charmed. No more beauti-
full land lies out Of doors. The road
soon brought us 10 the door Of Jas.
Bradley, after whom the flats are
named. After tarrying awhile we
were again underway. taking a SOUTH
ward course toward Chilson canyon.
The United States government is not
doing exactly right by these settlers on
Bradley's Flat. For several years
they have lived there and cultivated
the soil, erected good houses, built
fences, and yet the land has not been
surveyed. Supporting large num-
Der Of reeple, it has no established
boundary lines. A post Office should be
established somewhere in this section.
Upon leaving the hills we discovered
a heavy storm had passed over that
section the night before. Even at that
hour, 1880 in the evening, drifts of
hail several inches deep were seen here
and there. Corn was cut as though
moved. The hail had evidently been
accompanied by heavy rainfall as
Everywhere were evidences Of the
washing of the water. Fortunately the
territory over which the hail spread
was limited, but a heavy rainfall was
felt over the whole Of that country.
Arriving at Burton we put up with
L. +. Trueman, who in addition to
3 CARRYING for tho wants Of the way.
faring man, dispenses groceries and
: c~aiicoes to the settlers thereabouts.
Burton is well located on the CLey.
enne bottom at that point where the
river is crossed by the B. & NJ, but
b high enough above high water that il
: will never suffer from the overflow ol
} the river. E. A. Bishop is the rea.
estate and townsits man Of the place
Eugene Mack who did considerable
. Of the grading Oh that line of road has
. taken q ranch adjoining the townslt,
. and will open up q farm.
a Thos. King also looks after tho want
u Of the 'ipner man."
Q Fred E. Dale has the lumber upol
the ground with which to construct
livery stable.
Lumber for the erection Of q Pres
!. byterian church is on the site, an,
Is work will commence at once on its ere
y ton.
/ The grade is already for the ties.
% DR.. Frank Tracy looks after til
T. health Of the community. A few
weeks since there was quite . o
l. typhoid fever at that place, but no,
y the DOCTOR ssys it is "distressirgl
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02

healthy"
New settlers sts coming iii ito tiass
as b evidenced ~ the new hoases
planted here aud there, within sih ht
Of the town. It is expected that the
track will be laid into Burton BY Oct.
LIST. after which time Burton will grow
steadily.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02

COUNTY COMMIsslONERs-A. A. Powell.
u. n. Brigham and ": +. Phil!ne.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. Z. Wilson.
AHERIFF-Seth Clifford
REGiSRgR OF DEKDs.-c. z. Sawyer.
TREASURER.-lI. 2. Eaton.
ASSESSOR Ill. II. Coesitt.
PROBATE JCIIE.-W. II. stanley.
SUPP. pun: !NsTKuC:-W. {. Thompson.
JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL DIST.-hon. c. NJ.
Thomas of DeahwOOd.
CLERK OF COURT.-Chaa. II. McKibben.
JUSTICES OF THE p.hCE.-W.. H.. Wood.
Cascade; ". II. Stanley. Hot Springs; E.o.
Fleet, Oelrichs; o. y. lrary, Cascade.
Us. LANp OFFICE.
RK0ISTER.--J. r. Whiteside Dsadwood.
KRCEIvEk.-John I.aFAbre.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-02

Seasoned lumber 1t rock bottom
prices Tor Eat cattle, hogs, veal calves
pr cash, at my yard. R. W. snAxx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
MEsI SUMNER.

We were palncd a. learn ~ the sud
den death If Rev. Lawrence Cummings
IL New York, short time slncc. lie
has heru for wears we'll known In town,
where he Ia. sister, Mr.. Merritt Ds-
mon, now living. since his twin sister,
the widow IL Arrias Damon has lived
n Buckneld, b. has spent the most of
hi vacations thcr, ALWAYS preaching
wherever most needed. We remember
hi sermons a. deep, earnest. scholarly,
beyond what Ne In the country arr or
dinarily fsyor,-l With. ~. sudden death
east q gloom over all aud will b. lament
~ bv his many friends about town. tho
h-rcayel family having th" sympathy Of
every one.
Rev. ". ". Carver ~ West Peru, has
hccn seriously sick for two week.. Dr.
Risbe. Who VA. called to $50 him the
2ith In consultation with Dr. S,uricyani
thinks h. will recover.
The little son ~ Ernest Damon Who
has had pneumonia I. IMPROVING
Mr. Ilcnlsmln Dow - Woodstock. had
a severe attack ~ pleurisy few days
sincc.
Prof. &. n. stet.ou 81 Exeter. y. H.,
was home for Christmas.
re. ". Cnshman has got another
fox
The Christmas entertainments Tuesday
evening At both churche. passed on very
PLEASANTLY.
Miss Flora Newell. Who works AZ DR..
Rounds. ~ south Paris. was home Tor
Christmas AZ her fathers. levi Newelfs.
90 rrmain until sunday.
Mr.. job Rver.on, living With hls son,
Frank Rver.on. near Paris lllll. Il sick
With heart and brain trouble. aud al
though not eNpecte'i to recover i inorr
comfortable AZ thl. writing.
Mr.. lydia Ilenson. our agei neighbor'
IL In falling health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

The seoond lecture IN the Epwor,
League course VIII H. given bv Rev. A
> i.sdd, ~ Auburn. In the chspsl Wed
ns-'liN evening. Jan. LIT. Aimle.lon
adult. u CENTS, children 10 ccnts. nm.
.asisss vii b. ''>cme % the rollIe. III
me VI. y. sunday school and some a,
"a friends arr intending 10 take . leigh
ride next wevk.
\ Ecod time Was enloyei by All tho.s
Who attended The Christmas entertain.
nent and tree "Wednesday evening
Much credit l. due Mr.. Iewls perr, a.,
tn s'iccess 20 the entertainment. Ths
irce Nas heavily laden With presents
QUITE a number % famllies hal famll,
trecs this year
ltr' hates house IA nearly completed.
IN" Library Association's Dramatic
Tub arr AZ work ON another drama en-.
tiilsi "fors,i o. tn WALL
y. II. Humphrey has gone a. Nassschu.
setts io spend the holidays. The Hum.
phrvy family had a reunion Christina.
Mr.. \. Y. Bucknam goes to wlscas.
1T, to-day, saturday. Ca yisit.
=. II. lanes horsc ran away Thurs.
day bat not much damage was done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
WEST Bgrugl.

splendid slelghlng for Christmas.
Had Ia break roads last Monday and
this Friday morning promises another
Job ~ that Kind a. We have high Wind
With snow In the air.
Christmas passed pleasantly With th'
usual appropropriaie exercises In the
church by the little ones and hea,il,
laden tree which carried happiness "a
many heart. ~ the ripened frul, wa-
gathered. Much credit l. due Mrs.
Prank Kendall aud Others IN their untlr-
Ing labors In making n -uccess of the
evening exercises.
The thief. VIII johnson. Who stole the
watches from 4. :. Bean'- store. Ia.
been caught by sheriff Wormcll aud
after enduring Siege with mumps IN
Bethel lock-up. has been locked In rarl.
jail. lie admitted the theft bat had de
paced ~ all the articles taken.
Daniel u. Grover and sou, sumner,
started for California last Tuesday.
While coming from the Mason festival
ca Wednesday evening Edward Wecel-
cr'. hat did not dclgn the supporting
hranche. ~ the Christmas trees, hut flew
over their top. aud has not bceu hcarl
from since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
MN eONlS MlIIS.

The rain ~ "Wednesday night and
Thursday has carried OF the snow %
that most ~ the logging teams wcr'
hung up.
clifton kilgorr with hls bride were az
from Nrwry on visit Ia hls sister, Mrs
=. 4. Pickett.
Alexander I,obargr and wife came
down from Iarmacheenec Deccmber letl
on their way a. Manchester, v. w..
where their sous are NJ school.
Alfrci lvcs. Walter West, guide, aud
Thomas lamb. Alya Coolidge, guide. Of
New York city. Who have been stop
ping At Camp Carbon since August isi'
came down Dec. 2Oth on their way home
for the Christmas holidays.
Dr. staples ~ Enrol was In town sat
urlaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
LOWELL

The supper aud entertainment given
Christmas evening by the ladies of the
Christian Circle was very enjoyable, and
netted them about fifteen d0llars.
Mr.. Charles llamblen l. silll very sick.
The funeral ~ the late Sewall brown
Esq, was attended on bee. 18th AZ tie
Christian church by Rev. j. :. pottle'
assisted by Rev. =. ". Card. The lie
erased has been for many years re-i
dent 81 this town. and worthy member
II the Christian church.
on sunday morning about three o'clock
the house and ell of :. y. McDaniel-
were burned "a the ground. The family
barely escaped with their lives, saving
hut very little Of their clothing aud nc
bedding or furniture Of any amount
The stable aud barn were saved. lnsur'
Ell for $3.50 In the Lowell Mutual firs
Insurance 60. Much sympathy u shown
toward the family la their misfortune
and about every family In Lowell have
already contributed, or will contribute,
clothing. provision. or money for theiI
relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
GREENWOOD.

Last week gave "a somewhat remark
able weather. One day while AZ work
In the woods II was 80 warm that small
lnsects were dipping about on the wing.
There were two clear starlight nights,
an warm that IL thawed continually. the
Thermometer standing az - aud 40 ~
speciiyely. sunday brought "a another
snow storm. aud while writing this there
u high wind going, making a play
thing 81 the snow though not very cold.
There l. more stock being winiercd
about here than WAS Intended. on ac-
count II the low price, and II the spring
should BE- late and cold the chances are
that hay will be- high. II grew 30 much
In the shade and harvested In such had
condition that Il does not spend 81 well
a. usual.
I.inneu- Cole got somewhat shaken up
the other evening by cobilng In contact
with horse team while aiding down
hill. We assisted In setting boys
broken leg some years ago caused by
getting thrown from hand sled while
coasting sunday. Look out for accidents
boys, aud keep OF your skates aud sled'
on the sabbath.
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Christmas sersicvs NeFr held ~ ~,
churches on ~uudsy.
At The Christmas Festival ~ the con.
grsgatioual s.,ciriy. Tuesday evening. 4
Christmas lighthouse was novel and
hesutlful feature % the entertainment
ihe illumlnafions serv the work ~ ths
pastor Rev. Mr.. Seafles. NJ. >eafle.
sni his daughter revived gifts frum
frienis here and a a distance.
The Methodist .s-risty had thfi.tma.
trre AZ MelchSille. tuesday evening. and
one a. this placC wednesday evening
Nth The usual eNerci-es. Rev. Mr..
kenuisou and Nife revived giits IRON
many friends.
Frank Hawke. .. a home from Male
fur thr holidays.
Nj. Hannah Manson Q. a. home irou
Boston.
Rev. Ccorgv rcwkshury has hocu
quite sgk.
M. G~orgc Hawke. l. siill kspi fr,n
his storr hy slCkuess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
HEBRON

There Wa very pleasant Christmas
entertainment In the chapel "Wednesday
evening consisting ~ rcciiaiions. tab
lesuN aud singing by IN" Sunday school
children. The quariette sang several
piece. aud there Was a Christmas cafol
by the double quartette and music by
the hand. Tie present. werr numerous
and All enjoyed themselves greatly
Everything passed. off pleasantly aud u
WAS an eyrnlng 10 b. remembered viii
It, spice ~ fun.
Mr.. Everett had hi. stable raised Tues
daV afternoon.
The chimney. are built la the princi.
pal. house and the masons are expected
again soon IN the weather u favorable.
George Pcrkin. of West Mlnoi with
three men are busy here packing apple.
which will probably be- shipped the hr''
~ the month.
Mis- Pratt l. comfortable. 4
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WATERFORD

Charles :. lIamlln, master II Beat
Mountain Graugr. attended the stats
Grange ~ Belfast.
Christmas passed very quietly here
there ielng no public Christmas trees.
George l.. Warren was obliged I" HI
his brood mare last week owing 10 ~
accident that happened Ia her. lle ha'
three nice colt. from the same which he
Z. not ashamed Ia show.
Their I. To- be- a grand hall nj Village
Hall. New Years eve, music hnlghi
orchestra. also an oyster supper.
The Congregational Circle met Thur
dly afternoon aud evening at the lak'
House with Mr.. aud Mrs. Dudley. III,
Harrison Circle was Invited aud a good
number from that place was present;
very nice time was passed.
our congratulations to :. :. stearn., o'
Norway. lii many friends In Water
ford are much pleased with hi appoint
nent.
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just snow enough SUNDAY "a coyer The
barr ground. hat TODAY, 1hur.day' II
rain. again. roor time for loggcrs.
Thsd colby alias Coolhroih va ar
rested Ia Lawrence, Mas, lat week Tor
stealing horse from Mr.. Ellis ~ li".'
ton from the pasture ~ Mr. Frank
ToWlr ~ Freedom. y. n, lat October
n appears that Coolhruth tndci tn
horse With a man In >omerille. Mass.
within some two mile. ~ hls owner, Wis
learning the fact went anil got hi. horse
liz then put detective On the trail 81
Coolhruth Who followed him through
various town. In New Hampshire and A.
last found him AZ Lawrence. 'oolbr",l
l. had one having served number ol
terms I'm prlson in various states.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Rev. r. NJ. Beadenkoff Of Baltimore
Maryland, Il visiting his friends and
former Pensioners here, preaching two
sabbaths and making himself useful and
interesting Christmas evening AZ the fee.
tIyal At the Congregational church.
The festival was quite success. The
church was quite tastily trimmed with
evergreen. Two large trees were well
fllel with gifts, etc. 4 barrel of Hour
aud several dollars beside were contrib
uied "a Joseph l.. Rand, who has been
sick several months. There were some
forty recltaiions. ordinations aud a.
alognc-, lnterspersci With Instrumental
and vocal music. prayer. aud remarks by
Rev. 4. VI. Beadenkon.
Miss III. Eslna Dresser, an experienced
aud successful teacher In grammar
school NJ Georgetown, Mass, Il spend
ing Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. T.. Dresser. she also
spent the autumn vacation here aud
made herself very useful by her efforts
With the y. T.. :. 4. v.
Mlss Ella carter Of Norway. has near
IN clo.e,i succcssful term ~ school In
the Clark district. Mls. Carter u al.o
making herself useful among the young
people by aiding Ia the Christina. fes-
tlval aud In the work ~ the Christian
Endcayor society.
Eugene Andrews has just returned
from Andoycr, Mass, where he has
worked the past season.
Mls- Mary Marston u ~ home over
Christmas.
Dora Gctchel hs. just returned FROM
Lewiston aud Intends a. spend the vim
ter with her mother. Mr.. Charlotte :.
Cummings, Who J. not Ia good health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
RuMFORn

The ladies ~ v. I. :. gave an entrr-
tertainmsni and tire Christmas eve AZ Mr..
Nee,lham's storr. consisting ~ rccita-
lions bv the children. singing bv Miss
Emma Pitcher and Mr.. Emma I0ltc,
hsrmonica solo bv Walter Rolfc, singing
hv Myrtle and Willie Rsrker. \ good
entertainment and a good time by al.
IN the absence ~ Santa Claus. Jack
frust gave presents Ca the small people.
O.ocd sleighlng nov. the stage crossed
on the ice this moruing.
Charlie Barker u AZ home CA the sick
list.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. =. n. Bsrker expert %
spend the winter In Augusta, Nhsrr VT.
u. will work CA the Insane hospital.
4. N. Wardwell l. siill Improving.
During the high wind Thursday night
Mr.. A. Martin discovered frr In his
siifinr room. The noof was well CA
flrv when discovered.
Al The how with trotilng hre,l colis
srr anxious Tor a chance 90 drive ou the
river.
Charlie kimhall i still Improving
slowiy. Ne horr o. see him plotting
some ~ his Eclalr colt. down the street
again. lIe IA. got some good ones aud
b. knows u.
\ Happy New Year TO all the Hear
brigade.