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Washington telegraph., 1908-08-14
SIX AVERAGE EAS
ON STALEpF CORN
RAISED AND EXHIBITED By CAPTAIN
GOODLETT OF OzAN
PERSONAL MENTION lf OzAN
49,
Residence Changes, Visitors
And Other Items From This
Prosperous Little City.
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

Spee'al to the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan, Aug. IS.
Fine showers and crops are boom
ing.
John Dove has been Very i'll for
several days-He is better now
Jas. D. Ellis came in Wednes-
day from his camp near Homan
and is now at his fathers, ill with
bilious fever.
Mrs. L. j. Jackman of San Mar.
Gus and Mrs. Lillian Malone of
Dallas Texas are. visiting their
brother j. E. Green. Both were
born and raised in Washington
Ark.
j, Monroe Stuart has sod his old
home place to his son oim Ford
Stuart, and he will move into the
residence purchased of L. Price.
w. A, Loveliss has bought the
ola Smlsson place 10 Ozan end will
soon occupy same,
J. ", Ellis att
here Monday.
Hon D. B. Sain was here on
legal business Monday.
Tom Brazile of Nashville was a
Monday visitor.
d. M. Goodlet is exhibiting a
stalk of corn which has six well
developed ears on it. This corn
grew on upland which twenty years
ago was considered worn out, but
Mr. Goodlett ran it in clover sever
al years pasturing hogs on it, then
PLAN ed it to cotton two or three
years and last spring put it in corn
with the result that forty to fifty
bushels to the acre will be raised
this season. This stalk has two
large ears on the main stalk and
on each side large "succor" with
two average ears on each of the
side stalks.
John Price returned Wednesday
from visit to Ashdown and Tex
arkana.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, j.. w.
Reed, a boy, Aug. 9th
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Younger
Stuart, boy last Saturday,
Mrs. John Harris is visiting rel
atives in Texas.
j. G. Dove and family are enjoy
ing an outing this week.
Mrs. r. l.. Harmon of Hope i.
visiting relatives here this week.
Pierce City is taking a week.
outing at Baker Springs.
j. B, Roden made a busines.
trip. te Texarkana last Satul day.
C. d. Webb departed, Sunda,
for an, extended visit. to, friend
and, relatives in Texas.
W.. j. Anderson and. G. A
Campbell, were engaged, in. operat
ing a saving mach!ne in Red Ian,
this, week.
Prof. j. Z Nelson is. speudsn.
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YELLOW CREEK Bridge
ON SARATOGA ROAD
CUMPLETED- HEMPSTEAD COUNTY ENIl
OF ROAD INFINE SHAPE.
OTHER ITEMS FROM SARATOGA
Crops Looking We11-Many
Pleasure Seekers On Lake
And Fishing Fine.
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

special to the TELEGRAPH.
Saratoga, Aug. 13.-Mrs. E. A.
Iullis of Dixie La. after two
weeks visit to her sisters Mesdames
l. IT, Pardue and P. G.. Clayton.
lett Wednesday, for Hatfield for a
visit to her uncle VIM Martin.
Crops in this section are Iookino.
very well and bid fair to Weld a
moderately good harvest.
Mr. VIM, Stewart is getting lis
road III fine fix. If the part of the
ROAD between here and Washington
running through Howard County
was Fnt III as good shape, we would
have a fine road all the way.
Mn. j. Y. johnson of Columbus
completed the new bridge across
Yellow Greek, Howard Co., about
TWO weeks ago, but the road over.
seer OF that district has neglected
to place the abutments of same.
This should be done at once
- y
Lion. Jas. w. Ellis of-O2an
spent O. part of last week with his
son W.. L. Ellis. Our old friend. is
getting very fat, and we are iuclin-
ed to believe is drinking something
stronger than "spring water. ."
Lee Prescott of Washington Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Fishing on the lake is, fine now.
and many wagon loads of pleasube'
seekers are passing through daily
on their way to the lake.
Washington telegraph., 1908-08-14

The SOLDIERS were tenting on the
old camp ground at Prairie Grove
last Wednesday,, in re- union of the
boys in gray
Washington telegraph., 1908-08-14
the week with homefolks.

b. j. Hodges left Sunday for his
home at New ARK.
Washington telegraph., 1908-08-14
All the News thins + EsSS t5'

in the home town; the births. mar
riages, deaths. the social, affairs,
the soomings and goings of the peo-
ple--your neighbors; the notes OF
the,sCrunls and churches;: allthese
and,manyother new and interesting.
ss'as' aaa:4 vii. VII all the Time:
give, you -
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the intent of the trainers of the law to
bring labor unions under its provisions.
The bringing of the labor unions under
its provisions was matter of judicial in
depreciation. pure and simple.
Mr.. Gompers WAS noncommlttal as Ia
whether the boycott should be made legal
by special enactment.
All can say he said, lis that, as l
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would have an amendment, to the Sher-
man antitrust law to offer later, he had
in mind the Wilson amendment.
Mr.. Gompers. who is in New York. IS
to have said yesterday: II believe
in the Wilson bill because il restores the
unions to the position they were in before
there was Sherman antitrust law. When
the Sherman law was framed it was not
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INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTIES
Store Office Buildings Apartments and Properties Suitable
for Business Purposes

ST ooo-About 70 feet front on New York
ave-: renting for $1oo month; valuable
for business purposes.
Sos ooo-Renting for $500 year, the tenant
making all repairs; the owner is only
required to pay the taxes and insurance
A corner property west of 9th st. and
south of New York ave
SO. 5oo-Renting for $1oo month 4 2-story
apartments one of the largest income
producers that we have ever offered.
5o-Renting for $I5I month; IS small
houses: brick.
STRENGTHENING for $1,000 year; centrally
located corner apartment house: con-
venent to the business section: one
of the best renting properties of this char
acter in the city
So. 5oo-Renting for $500 month: apartment
house conveniently located; west of 18th
14th st. west side between l. and NJ sts.;
valuable property; about 80 feet front;
running through to Vermont ave.
$I2. 5oo-Rcnting for $Io7 month can be sold
subject to an incumbrancc of $4,000:
centrally located: used for business pur
poses.
Less than $4,000 will buy a property renting
for S135 month; about 80 feet wide:
west of 9th ST.. south of New FORK ave.
$40. 5oo-Wil buy a frontage of 20 feet; inn
proved by brick building on New York
ave. NV. between 9th and 10th sts
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AS TO WILSON AMENDMENT.
Statement by President Gompers of
Federation Of Lahor.

Samuel Gompers president Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor. who has an
nounced he is going to support the Wilson
amendment to the Sherman antitrust la W.
admitted yesterday. it is said, that when
he announced at the hearing that he
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An ad. in The Star is a
salesman calling at thirty
FIVE thousand homes every
day and being given courte-
Gus consideration in the
parlor or library.
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$4,000 will buy corner on New York ave.
west of 9th ST.; the building contains IS
rooms: steam heated fine business cor
ner.
s. 900 -Nell-constructed store properties
on NJ ST., in Georgetown: large store
rooms: metal ceilings: renting for $40,
S45 and $50 month.
S1S,ooo-Offer wanted-On Pennsylvania ave.
bet 18th and 18th sts: .,-storv build
ings; valuable for store purposes; Of
fered to settle All estate.
$18ooo-Renting for SI2o month: stores
on car line in the northwest section
So 5oo-Renting for $50 month .,-story
building; storeroom and apartments;
the west side of 9Th st. The build
ing would cost more to erect.
S1Iooo-Will rent for $50 month; corner
on 2Ist st. NV: S. by IS.
Sl8 5oo-Will bring SIPS month: corner on
PENNSYLVANIA ave: improved by several
stores: an out-of-tOwn will dis
pose of this property at reasonable fig
ure.
STRENGTHENING for Sos month: 3 2-storv
stores: a car line: west of 18th St;
lot ~ by no.
So, 5oo-Renting for $3.50 month: business
property on 9th St: 40 by 1873 to wide
alley.
$6ooo-Renting for So2 month: corner of a
1ettered and numbered street; west of
9th ST.; 80 by 60
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You become tired of pulling your beat
upstream. but IL you lay down your cars
to rest for an hour YOU VIII DRIFT back
ward farther than you can recover IN
day-Atchison Globe.
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said before. I will discuss that subject in
my speech in the Grand Central Palace
Sunday night
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$I6,Ooo-Built less than two years: ST. near
Connecticut ave- :; rooms deep; baths:
hot-water heat.
SIo.5 oo-West of Goth st.. north of 9 st. l.,
rooms; 3 baths; lot IS by 100.
SII .ooo-Near Connecticut ave and 9 ST.. IL
rooms; ? baths lot 20 by 100 reduced
from $4,000.
So,ooo-Near the British Embassy; wide dwell
ing 20 feet front; 10 rooms :; ? baths
$4,000 modern X St dwelling; 10 it. front
10 rooms and baths.
SIo,ooo-Alassachusett ave- near Scott Circle:
: stories; 10 rooms; formerly held at
$4,000
SI2.ooo-Nery handsome dwelling, S st. near
New Hampshire ave-; ? baths; hot-water
heat: II feet front.
SIo,ooo-New Hampshire ave. near Dupont
Circle: 10 rooms; baths: deep lot to
wide alley 'a = -.'-e,~- g.
5,ooo-Rhode Island ave-: handsome dwell
ing; II rooms steam heat; lot 20 by I39.
ST., 5oo-A handsome new English basement
house on Connecticut ave-; Fl feet wide:
:, baths; hot-water heat.
S1o,ooo-Comparatively new house on Con
necticut ave-: brick; steam heat
S16.ooo-I6th ST near Scott Circle: I4-room
dwelling; hot-water heat: lot ~ BY O5.
SEC. 5oo-A handsome Colonial residence: west
of 18th ST.; ID rooms; lot so by los.
$I2.5oo-A 4-story English basement DWELL
ing west of Goth ST.; reduced from SIS
IS. 3oo-Outlook on Massachusetts, ave-. west
of 10th ST.. 10 rooms: baths: hot
water heat.
SS.z5o-Outlook on Massachusetts, ave-. west
of Dupont Circle: 1, rooms; 3 baths;
very attractive house.
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SEE THESE AT ONCE.
18th 81. near Mass ave. NV; 8 rooms, hath ;
ANIL: ONLY $3.50.
s rooms. bath: stable; good section s.w Must
be sold. $2.40O.
Corner house ne: new. rooms; steam heat ;
room for stable. 5000
Corner NV; rooms; brick; stable: large
lot. 5000.
apls-3t' JOHN QUINN. Az 7TH ST. S.W.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS ave. near Dupont Cir
Gle: southern exposure: 70 feet front.
$I8ooo-Reduced from $4,000; must be sold
to settle an estate; I4-room dwelling; 4
rooms deep; lot 80 by no; near Goth
and streets.
S12,ooo-Conn. ave- near ST; magnificent 10
cation: an exceptional bargain.
25ooo-Massachusett near 18th ST: en-
tire front of stone; one of the best con-
structed houses in this section
ooo-Near Conn. ave. and P ST: entire
front of stone; IA rooms; reduced from
$1,000
S12.5oo-Near the British Embassy: offered
to settle an estate: beautiful round bay
window stone and brick dwelling; large
$I4,ooo-Outlook on Connecticut avenue. north
of Dupont Circle; IA rooms; baths;
hot-water heat.
5,ooo-Doube dwelling: outlook on Conn.
ave-: north of Dupont Circle; Il rooms,
baths large lot
Less than $2o,ooo-One of the most attractive
and best constructed residences near
Conn ave. and Q st entire front of
stone
SI2ooo-North of Mass. ave-. west of Goth St;
a corner. rooms deep; brick stable;
very desirable.
$40 oo-North of Massachusetts, ave-. west of
Connecticut ave: ; stores, i rooms
deep: hot-water heat: reduced from
$1,000
S15,ooo-Owner built it for his home: near
Connecticut ave. and r ST.; IL rooms:
large brick stable.
S25 ,ooo-Outlool< on Connecticut ave-. north
of Q St; magnificent dwelling; English
basement; lot 81 by rs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
Martin Sykora
The Wagner fremen viii give
! dance on the evening OF June

The Wagner firemen win give
a dance on the evening OF June
9th.
q. A. Newman went to Chi
cago the forepart Of the week 70
purchase = car Of lumber for
some buildings on his farm
south OF town.
Columbia graphophones and
records for sale ct the City
Drug Store. All the latest
songs, band pieces, etc. Come
in and hear them played.
Word comes to Us that Joe
Krsnak and Miss Louise Pet
rxnek were married the fore
part of the week and returned
TO this place Wednesdayevenlng.
W. are Informed that they will
make their home un q farm
northeast Of Wagner. The New
Era joins with the many friends
OF this young couple, here and
ut Tabor, in hoping that they
will fall heir 70 I'll the gODd
things that CONS - the happily
married.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
Ash Grove Flats

We have quite a dry spell
when it don't rain for two days.
Charlie Coryell of Sioux City
came up to see the country an d
visit friends.
Last Sunday the boys met at
Mr.. Davis's and practiced play
ing ball.
Frank Terry has a new swell
top buggy with an automobile
seat. This is leap year, girls:
wonder who will get the first
ride in Franks new buggy.
Webster Metz has moved his
house back on the foundation.
and there is some talk Of him
giving . dance Saturday night.
George Dahlenberg has q
swell looking horse and bug gy
and is waiting patiently for
some good looking girl to cast
her eye on him.
There has been some fine
fish caught ia Caoteau Creek
lately.
Choteau Creek has gone down
again so the boys having some
distance to go do not need TO be
afraid u drive down for fear
they can't cross.
Charlie Anderson who has
been working for w. Metz left
the first Of the week for Bloom
ington, Kansas.
NEwSY jim.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
Schreiber-Peshek.

Wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock, the marriage Of Edward
G. Schneider and Miss Anna
Peshek was solemnized at the
Catholic church by the Rev.
Father Kelley. Only the rela
tives and a few friends Of the
contracting parties were present
Miss Bessie Peshek, cousin of
the BRIDE, acted as bridesmaid,
and Geo. T. Schneider, brother
of the groom, as groomsman.
After the ceremony the happy
couple drove out to the home OF
the brides mother, south OF
Wagner, where . sumptuous
repsst was served 70 . large and
merry crowd of relatives and
friends OF the contracting par.
ties, and the fun was kept up
the balance OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider will
at once go TO housekeeping in
the 7. A. Hinxman residence,
where they will soon bc AT
home" to their many friends.
Everyone who has the honor TO
be acquainted with these we'll
known young people, are wish
ing them a long amt happy
welded life.
The relatives present from =
distance were: M. aud Mrs.
Chas. Skorpik, Mrs. AdoIph
Peshek aud daughter Of ryndaIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nikodim and Mr..
J. Nikodim Of Tabor. Geo. I
aud Anton Schneider Of Fl.
Atkinson, Iowa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
Base ball at $50 today
Avon uersus Wagner

self, aud that nothing could be
found which would warrant the
one who started the story in
making any statement of the
kind. Anyone who hears a story
which reflects so seriously on
the official character of the men
who are our officers, should be
very careful about circulating
it anv further until they abso-
lutely know it is so. And ac-
cordlng to our way OF thinking
anyone who will maliciously tell
a story Of that kind should have
the seyerest kind OF punish
ment.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

The jury in the case of the
State vs. Dion on a statutory
charge. disagreed, and the case
is to be tried again at the next
term OF court. The Ham cattle
case is now being tried, and the
chances arc I hat it will finish
up the balance of the week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

3 THEToWN| /;

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visitor Thursday.
F. N. Rogers was down from
the Lake this week.
Nj. and Mira. L NJ. Gable
IRE visiting in Nebraska THU
week.
Coming July End the well
known optic,an J. J. Krall OF
Tyndall.
Martin Sykora went down to
Sioux City Monday to consult q
physician.
DR.. Warren Of Sioux City va.
|transacting business in town
over Sunday.
Editor Hoaglin of the Platte
Enterprise was attending court
in Wagner Thursday.
E. B. Bailey, the stockman OF
Rapid City, was in town the
6rst part OF this week.
w. II. Menxie, candidate for
sheriff on the democratic ticket,
was in Wagner Thursday.
Over 10000 people are wearing
J. ]. Krall's perfect fitted
glasses, he will be here July 2nd.
Do you like nice writing sta
tionery? Call and price ours
before buying elsewhere. City
Drug Store.
w. A. Walker of the Iowa
Loan and Trust company of Des
Moines, was . business visitor
in Wagner this week.
Miss Muriel Swanson left
this morning for her home At
Highmore. South Dakota, after
q two weeks visit here.
A full supply Of mitts. gloves,
bats and balls of all kinds at
right prices. City Drug Store.
Opposite First State Bank.
VIM. Brennan, who is now 10
Gated with his family At Ode
bolt, Iowa, was shaking hands
with Wagner friends Tuesday.
A fine line of summer hats
for women and children at
Louise Workings. Prices from
Soc to S15. Call and see them.
For Sale-House, barn and
two lots in Wagner. One block
east of Main street House two
story upright. Mrs. M. Kindle,
Lake Andes, S. ID.
Ralph and Elsie Sykora re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Tabor where they have been at
tending school, to spend their
summer vacation.
Estray-Came to my place
81 miles southeast OF Wagner,
black and white pig weighing
about 100 pounds. Owner pay
for this notice and claim proper
ty. 34.2 Frank Busta.
Mrs. A. J. Swartz and children
left Thursday morning for Sioux
City, for . visit with the parents
OF Mr.. SwarN. Mr.. Swarta
left for the same place on the
afternoon freight.
Miss Louise Wepking inform
ed . New Era reporter that her
millinery business WAS steadily
increasing and that her Merry
Widow hats we're selling like
hot cakes on . cold winter morn
ing.
The old time dance ct thu
Vera Hotel last Friday evening
proved . very enjoyable event
for al who attended. The din
ing room was prettily decorated
with old style paraphernalia,
and the guests were gotten up
IL unique costumes. Music Va,
furnished by Prof. Henry and
assistants.
The compile ion OF the Pos
ONCE force has been changed
materially. W. p. Joseph hai
assumed the duties Of postmas'
ter and Miss Mae Brady has
taken the place Of Miss Myrtle
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

6sstterms on Real Estate soaas Q
the Commercial State Baak. Waxses
5. D. Wm. n Peass. Casssss
Mrs. G.. A. HARRISON AT Lud.
in9ton, La. is here visiting her
father. Mr.. G. A. Bridge.
Remember the date July End.
l will be in Wagner to do optical
work. j. j. Krall.
F. J. Farley left Monday
morning for his home at Beres.
ford, where he expects to spend
his vacation.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. If
For Sale-Pure bred register
ed Hereford bulls. Breeding IS
good as the best. At my place
on Choteau Creek. J. E. Bah
cock.
Don't forget that if you are in
arrears to the New Era that
the paper will be discontinued
after this week unless you settle
up or give US orders to continue.
DR.. J. j. Krall, optician, will
be in Wagner the last pact Of
this month. Anyone wanting
optical work done should wait
for him. Watch for dates.
A. II. Pease came down from
Aberdeen Saturday TO close up
his business here as postmaster
and turn the Office over to the
new postmaster. w. P. Joseph.
We have a nice display OF
silverware and cut glass in our
window aud are giving a ten per
cent discount in these goods for
one week. Wagner Drug Co.
Rain has been falling pretty
steadily for the Dast wee k, and
the ground is sc thoroughly
soaked with water that it eau
not hold any more on . bet.
At present there is entirely too
much rain, aud some dry wealth
er would make much better aud
more satisfactory crop condi-
tions.
will pay 25 cents per cwt.
for old machine and wrought
iron, delivered to my shop. G.
G. James, the blacksmith.
In the eighth grade exsmina-
tons which we're held here, out
of the fourteen who took the
examination ten passed. Eleven
OF the fourteen were pupils OF
the Wagner schools, nine OF
them being successful. The
ones passing are as follows:
Frank Mccormick, Zoe johnson
Hazel Wilson, Virginia Teitge.
Helen Clemens, Geo. Mazourek,
Mabel Mcfarland, Jas. Lyons,
and Edna Sadler. OF the out
side pupils Miss Viola Moe was
the successful one.
A big stock of al articles US
ally found in q racket store al
ways on hand. Mrs. Bessie 4.
Bullock. %
There has been = persistent
report circulated around Wag-
ner and through the country
that some one WAS giving liquor
TO the prisoners in the Jail here.
We did not pay much attention
TO the rumor until it was brought
to our notice by deputy sheriff
Frank Patton, who told Us that
it was q lie, manufactured out
Of whole cloth. That there was
not any foundation for the ru-
NOR, whatsoever. He states
that he and the other deputies
who are here have kept . very
careful watch Of the prisoners.
That after the rum0r WAS start
ed be looked the matter up him
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
Midsummer
Millinery

Al The up-io-daie style, in ,us,.
mer Heodoear 70, he Lod;es and
masses may BE found be,e. and al
ce,y reasonable prices.
haze a fen Of my STOCK Of
Spring HATS
Remaining schicb / am closing
eut al a greatly reduced price. In
order 10 veil be entire stock.
Icany anything you may uanl
In Iodies. msses' and children !,
millinery.
LOUISE WEPKINC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Snow .hoes ana .ldi. a shepard'..


Snow shoes and skis at Shepard's.
Clearance sale OF coats and skirts at
vaughan's.
one-third of on Mexican drawn work
at Perry's on Saturday.
Frank F. Walker went to Randolph
to-day on a business visit.
John C. Mcleod went to Mortified
this afternoon on business trip.
For sale: One Quaker prize range
with hot water front. i. L. Burr, IS
North Main street.
Moore & 0wens's have a full page adv.
to-day on page 3. Have you read it yeti
II not, turn TO it now.
Moore & owens's adv. on page to-
day is Of striking interest to every man.
Biggest clothing event in the city.
Best 1909 calendar in city given with a
box OF Havana Leaf Sc cigars at 81 Sum-
mer street. CIV. Lander. manufacturer.
Note o. J. Dodge's big special jewelry
sale adv. in to-morrow's paper. Achance
TO buy at 20 per cent. less than regular
price.
Don Side Scotch time. All who are
going please meet Even 6 Cow sledge
at post Office at $3.50 prompt. Mr.. w.
Thomson.
Don't forget the special supper to-
night at the RathskeIler to watch the
old year out and the new year in. See
ad. page 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcmillan, Jr.,
went to Claremont, N. f., to-day for
few days visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cole.
One Of the best programs given by the
young people Of Barre will be rendered
at the social in the Methodist church on
Thursday night at 1880 o'clock.
The fourth annual ball Of the Barre
Argument club will be held in the Wood
mems hall on Thursday evening, Dec.
81, zoos. Admission, 81 couple.
Basket ball at Hale's Pavilion, New
Years night. Game called at 5 o'clock.
Don't miss 1t, as it will be fast game.
Vulcans VS.. |. A. @. Dancing after the
game.
The commercial class, s. II. S., 1908,
chaperoned by Mrs. Arthur Martin, held
their annual sleigh ride at East Mont.
pelier last night. Supper was served
and dancing was enjoyed by all until
late hour, the music being furnished
by the class orchestra.
At the Salvation Army hall tonight,
children's exercises at 1880, and the Civ
ing Of presents at the conclusion, which
will be followed by a vatchnight ser
vice, commencing at l0:30. All children
who have not had Christmas treat are
especially invited to the distribution Of
gifts. All friends are invited to the
watchnight meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-31
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

BOARDERs WANTED-At 8 Spaulding
street. School girls, S2a week for board and
room. 245t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-31

WANTED--Yonng man as bookkeeper for
stone shed. Apply 70 J. d. ossola, Barre
VT 245t s