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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

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spo y ,yl 4 n llstapedoFeeo.
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z Popl.=Mo]sl'lKE;.ALA.
W1LNO.z Znany " szerokioh
neutrality-suspicious. lgnacy Cyraski
.sltanie wkr6dttole pred sadem okrego=
wynn siedreokilm;; bedso'ym ma ka
!, dtesnn!ceyi We Wlodowle Ks Cyroski
:oekaartony: jjsssat; o sgitacye wyborcza
:posr6d ludu.. 1obirone wuosid be-
.ds,e 4dwokatI pirazyjsIegay = -warsza~
Wy u1,tasffeuttd'wtdany Ipubfioysta :p.
sBronis}aw BodGffssft.
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tZZaaatesstowani dzia !
faesy, =siN8R5Kijows,ex zaaresstowa-
mo <prssess 'zmffsjjsJ5so4etego odd1'atu
Esttowa'r,s;yszsuiisE usfy.Inuei:walki Z re
|woluoy4, Kaftamyszswa s~okretarza
oddsialu Passoseln1kke, i: ozfonka
stow TkaczedtttfyMMi AAlrseissto wanna tie
pozoasatsjja xIsx'ss1ka I aVantarami, J.
i jail:l j dtopsssdtalia zviaaskowoy
na Padolu.s
WARs!zi,As!WgAi y pewlnpye !; starej
.kobiety, kt&rs ): poeaao k.lkudniowej
.chorokie zmarfa !onegdai, wykaza>
y posxukiwania bakterJologiczne
'aholere %azjatvokee. pewien angielsk'
:kappiee !. sssss' kr6ry Z PEI
'er'bafg' P 81 do ~a''''wy jest
.konaajacy, : poniewaz przypussoza6
.3n.aelesfyy, q: 40 cholera, nmiesaozono
gov szpitalu Virehowa. " calem
niedsttie stdsujja vssslkie srodki .os
stro4noiydi..
c~z ,iE 81 ';7e = Nie1wyAla y
roo.ystod6 obcho ! 4 parafia Ply !
!r te!t pod 20 ggseaftoehexa. y &: dalp.
| 'ssl4e' s., q. !! BFislkggp tnjaxsk'taliskp
ks. s $ ~ &. .Zd 'l;t za'ozlyl
kamieh=xeggialnyy pqd4nowo brdu-
|acy sieakotSvi66i: n miejsoe sta'ego
drewniannego, ME wYstarcsajagceggo:
ppo1tr '.. |s;lI Rar E!4fi zbadow wa!
= ] os.s5 q kss sg1 Wislkiesor
81 NJ q " "a lgtYPA ii l V. .s je'49 kilaar
idl q, - .l 1apl.nasv ~. orss. k.lkatsty-
slsoy 1tad alo.. !. vet u ! .d.,l.ssyoh otolia,
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pp5sdo 'l.aa,.. sp.ll.an1y r. '.! pergeami-
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roNW!emmy guzle %0dDy1a Sle uroczy-
s| & 4 also Il Z llab6w pre-. dwie
a ,el kaonlni |, - p's 81 a1lzii, orar odnpaa
lNHlia, lllllI fetsis M.tkt5 P Prick
sol.t sprzetyia = kl. 8
=. fss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
CnOJNlCE; W1oska szlachecka:

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CAOJNlCE; W1oska szlachecka
szlaohepoin pod :C%ho,pn.ic'ami, : 1902 :
y ms65rgg , ;1.natao % i4t, z'e egg . Pick ale cd
lbbspdoxs.an. q cd nriieeppaamiiestnoyy'oglh GA Z.
1850
SOW do aiemieckiej rodziny .Mur'
solff nalesacs, przeszla moose:kur
pna "a w}asnodd pom1 Bankowe~
go Rrw,eeski 4 LsaFnnggner (M La!ero ei |
BBieaenann)) ": Pozsnp.aniu- .zdeenpie
sgospodarstwa iut:snastagpi1o' 1
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. ,,si!'' Kara.
Kilku MOS
;dyeh ludni spotkafo tusve zwys'z,gy q:
III prsy gorsa1ce iitkn J, bakst6ws'r:
Or y, q s'se !. mimi, aby srobid wy J,
l. |,'lsl i q Dc: spebrow W. Tam : ysz' ~
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.padli n IA miodsik6w m.jjeeyob pie.
1apiedze : powodu wyplaty obili
.ie,h okrutnie, zabierajac i'm !wssy4:
s 4 rpieeanniiaedze,., TAX .; i'm sle odpla--
Gill - gorsa}ke, ktdra i'm fundoe-
wall, wall. a M 4: aoel''i lud.sie .p~.otluoseni & 4
.porosbijanymi n.os'aam ~ udall sic, %:
ppoliccje do Bytomiiisa, gds.iie' ,oe,powie-:
dsieli Gale swoje zajjcie. .Polioja"
.sabrala sic zreozniei przylapalaa".
izbrodniarzy " jednym : Podmiej
.kilch szyntkdw. ,Bleedzie i'm t Z 2
Ipieplo! u: .s5
TYCHY. - Dwuletnia o6recska:
robotnika Guzika w Ligocie pod
j Ks 9 wygtadata pod opist2.
u. %letniej siostry oknem
z drugiego pietra; nagle w~yohyll.
Ia sie zbyt dateko spadta na:d6t j.
odni6sia xtamanie o=aszki. Smier6:
;nl.astapita " xilku minutechr,
s i q 81 fop z y. i u v
Kl8;aa1 l v pobl III y I: kolonii .t]a gu
.a AM snalesliiono dn i % :. ~. ra-::
no trupa 5~-letnisjj d1le wosJynkl:ii.
-n~atyohmiast zarsadzone;:
=xykkate,e q1y i. za 4 niestozssss.
,Ali IL z e y t t;,| 3. zbrodnls.
Kla.A4iiTl I y u Ul.J,tvor.yio, sis IT,
taj polsk.e to OWN: I j Apiew V
1llehor pgieszany), ktdrym dyEygqje.
.znanysdyrygent p Bndzyyhtlaki: Por
licya katowicka ,prsysiala p. Bu.
.dzyhskiemu uwiadomieuie ze po-:
mic. miisedd.y eza towarzsyystwa'
En- sIs: esaonlko vie gi niepe}no+
A|'- -%tE- - -N-'- r.
*letni j 10 tym.ttet tax A. Same aak n y
.szn,on szkolpyms udsielad.lekoyi..
fpiewu p. Budzynskiemu sakasuje.
Prseoiw temq sskasowl postano
:wiono :,wnie6ct.. s:zastalenie.s &.
:s -7':7--7: - - GU. 8.
ZGALIGYI 3
Rt.sssa: asstss E. IS ~
!. ~ u LUB 3 'lI'i'l VI stu i e l gram =
esezsgalitelyjs.k!se, Il zalp.ll.11 sie RRte'ae.as1
n~abotehs::wa sAa4obneggo ~ clnlsnta'33
rzu sydowskim aufnie NJ zonle "a
bina; bieaac.k. u tilku tnidutach
spalila sig supeinie.
DO u. REF'olRBlMl AZ 7 ~ telesr.fuje
sssLwowis: ,,syituaeja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

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sWIECIE:: S1uiaca Mrusz " Blu
koxie sblikyla sic & blisko rozpa-''
fNa&ssE ~ :&t%'t .SzS+ tkn1S~.t a.t.@rsa~fs* - IL - - Z
:l q : piieo., s:s4 kse id..! ezeggo 1sjefy
aie4od ,ognia ffsuknie. ~ mggpnieesnni !,
Okla byaa podobna~ do pochodni
Wybiegs&zy ma podwdrze, poczeAa
wofad ? poimnoo. ogieh ueaszop'p
le 9. nnli q odn 10 cie.tie
poparzeni,. naa II ea.tfem oiele. ,odw' !,
sieno jaa.do 1don'uG chqry2ob, gdsiee
umarla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

- % e ~ -. I $50 "-Htt-t / ss - 20. y So -
TCZzEW. :Dlwuletnie ddziecko pc
wuej NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ktrto-
file nledaleko bydgoskiego tmostu
lolejowego sssypasa ziemia zau''
wyuaskyll to :wczedple rodzioe i w
eeie y -tyjaoe ~jesse.o dzaieoko :
,z.iieemi:s odx'ez,ono -je do doympg
cLoryoh, edrie s%twierdsono o'eskiie
ws~trsasnienie m6sgu. Podobno Jest
na.dlsieja utrzymaa,nnia d! dsiecka prsy
ittEcciiu... .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

81 S<csISs4| E$-2m.E .Srt" g5&L: f. -FEI- ~ --nf t.
Iq ~ y 81. Nles..osesliwy wypadek
sdet1yissis tn Dsisel niissiiskie1s
psni1 Herhold bawiac sic
pity ltd e5pr1ewrdoiay lamps, skut4
Iieinselego nastapif wybuoh. zaje
ssslle, natyehmiast cd oggnla s,ukme
asiaassaej .r6wn,et pr1y stale Her
lsla6lovsj. znties.o.sssllwa tob'iess
a stsp J, ,.s SCI. Y pfem 1t' a' ! VT
hiaglJ,ss4ybke= n 4 ulias. Pr.ysPiear
aJ.ysou s Iaitunek klku m~etcsyspp,
It6ry,n e pdalo sis ogieh wodaeaa-
Hs9Sf5aD EHEa.Ft 5sGEtgE sE4Eg#SEa4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

MURoWANA GOsL1NA. W
drode " po}udnie gdy wraoa1y dz1e-
81 ze szko}y, podat 12-letniema- ~
4 nosw y ,eolhhaalfluupnika R {: H. ! Bole:
,ohowa jeedep Z swspoiu;s1.n,lle6sws. r e
wev, sachecajagc do wyYss!tlr:z,aeellleeun u i
ME mogacysaras wystrz. !,
LID opar} revolver lufa 0 brsuoh,
~ sobaozyc, dlaozego :ku,rek= ME o.
sppada. ~ tenn tenn revolver ! vol yer w~y..1trzellla j.
nieszozeesli;wF,e'mu Eohlogp , : nlabt9l
Eutk whzw brzuohu. Niebezpigeoast1ie
'anionym cksopoem zaopiekowal sae:
lekars, kuli jednak dotad ME w!
.dobyto. - iz i (, Y bolesnys przy-:
.k{ad a.. leekkoomn ny sabav inie e
roe4setkk !,
- - -.. .- raEE 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30


natnrou, do unler tho most favorobia
condit,ons even wrthont t,,a un.iesir.
abie nolitici,
.r. ~ o,,., ar. ,o.
ny Sase ~ N9'ul'V''lu w ui'lu'
o'l.V' "''isn s,o'pe INV ~ ou'i'.,i,S
- M s,Satvi n''u ,,,S,e iS'Me' lu'
s, s'',i " ~" IVY va
gp''"' a'al 80, i'i1el ,,'..'o''e' ~
"v P',, ~ ~ a. ~. .,1 a,,lip WI 'l W.. ~,
opadranniai dist,,bor ~ tnsinaS'
came on an, railvss,. I. b,,lIi;ng no. ,,o.
n,ode n,,,ch n,,oerls, a.. 'nl,,,so,,,, M
INV hecarse - ,,,1 .,,i,'i,i..,. '''''
~
NV ,''' ~ E loud ~
,,.',' Ie.en",,s ~" ''i, l,'''.le ,'nS ", uhid
u'o,i','' ot az .u' i've ''n'1ile' lh 0u'
No.''''S,,U' ~, ~ p''se" ~ our lsslsIa
u.e, i'S' oi t'eut "ip soou' some
~ Dou' pe'iefV '.i"' '.e ohly iaif
s Wy " a''''ol1e law y 70 POi.'l oul
VIA. NV ahu MuSt segtlor OF lhat
80" s''o''r' ~ spealeu, ~ - pou.
.',,. la, suu az are sta,e nus name ana
wy ie suou'u pe retlls9' az ! nor ME
~ '',,,s,ll'si .'s,l.,., asa'"sl ull t"e honest
IN. ,,,m 'p' '7"' p"p''r se'''n'S ~ ONia'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

official who should be retired to pri-
vate life. state who he IS and why he
should be retired
FINALLY do not believe the peo-
pie should be given to understand that
investments are unsafe IN Oklahoma or
that progress has been stopped. when
the reverse Is true We are making
great progress end Investments are
absolutely safe. You cannot build a
great commonwealth with wall Of
pessimism, but YOU can make great
progress every day IN the year ny
placing yourself on an optimistic plat
form where YOU can see many wise
laws. many conscientious public ohici-
ala snl unprecedented Development 10
every part OF Oklahoma.
THE men who have been elected
members OF the Second Oklahoma leg.
islature. both Republican and Demo-
Gratis are as honest and public spirited
as are the members of legislative
bOdies IN any other and older states
and the hest way tC induce them to
pass good legislation and repeal or
defeat bad ones IS 70 appeal to them
rs true Oklahomans aud not assume
n advance that they are demagogues
1" "nier the control OF demagogues
'reonie are coming TO Oklahoma
ign along seeking investments. They
are IN this Office every day. and this
hlty IS no exeception. All OF the
splendid cities in Oklahoma are re-
ceiving Inquiries and visits from men
who have means and who are careful
Investors Many Of them are making
pemanent investments aud returning
home confident Of receiving subsfan-
tIal returns. walle others are establish
Ing themselves IN business where they
expect to remain permanently.
There as SO much real progress IN
Oklahoma and so few bad laws and
fewer politicians that control moro
than fractional part of a township
tnat II seems 10 me they have heeH
unnecessarily paraded as real me-
nance 20 our Industrial progress. We
will have railroad huiY'ing IN oKlaho-
ma as soon as they have It any where
elso and the Indications are that We
VIII load IA that as many other
things"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
GOOD NEWS TO WOMEN

Father Williams Indian Herb Tab
let's. Natures Remedy, Is becoming
the most popular Female Remedy IN
use. Pale, Weak, Nervous. Delicate
Women suffering from those weak.
nesses and Diseases peculiar to their
sex. will find ia Father Williams in-
dian Tablets n wonderful TONIC and
REGULATOR. u quiefs the Nerves
puts on flesh, gives strength and
elasticity 10 the step, brightens the
eyes, clears the complexion and
makes you we'll and strong again. Tea
or Tablets. 20 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTk. CA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
The EarIy Rornds.

From the Louisville Times)
Mark vain was talking about the
famous robbery in his beautifui coun-
Try home
Had / been living In Hartford" he
said, whimsically some of my Hart
ford friends would certainly have ac-
Crsed m of robbing myself They
had poor opinion OF me Ia that town.
Marshall Jewctt. the ex-governor
used 10 take up the collection in our
Hartford church Thoy never asked
me ia take it up fretted a good deal
over this matter.
they len you take up the collection
every Sunday, but they would never
let me do H.
Oh. yes they would said Jewett
that g. with bell-punch like the
horse car conductors use "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
THE WEARY WAY.
Daily Becoming Less Wearisome 10
Many In Guthrie.

gaNN bGCCmtng less WGaFiSCHG Ao
Many IN Guthrie.
With a back that aches all day.
With rest disturbed at night
Annoying urinary disorders.
''ris s weary way indeed.
Doans Kidney pills drive WEAKNESS
away.
Are endorsed by Guthrie citizens
Mrs G n Brwpe COS w. Harrison
street Guthrie. Okla says: "lt would
be almost impossible for me TO tell
how badly ] suffered from kidney d.
sease My health was an run down
and life was . burden. Ny back was
SO weak at times that ! could scarcely
sweep the floor, and sharp pains la my
back made It impossible for me
10 sleep al night Nothing that ! tried
seemed 10 have any effect on my trou4
bic until had the good fortune TO
hear OF Doans Kidney pills. A friend
recommend them SO strongly that
procured box al j. N. Wal
lacc's drug store and began their use
am now able to do my work with
case and The trouble with my back
aud Kidneys has been greatly relieved
give Doan'a Kidney Pills my highest
praise
For sale by all dealers. Price so
'ents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York scle agents for the United
States.
Remember The name Doan's and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
Heart Strength

Heart Strength. OF Heart wonlncss means Nerve
Strength. or Nerve Wcakness-uothinR more. Pos
itively. not ono weak heart In hundred Is In 10.
sell. actualiy diAeased, II Il alinoss always =
hidden iny httie ndreo that really Is hll ~ fault
This obscure nerye-the Cardiac or Heart Nerve
simply needs. and must have. more power. more
stability. moro controlling. more governing
strength. Without that the Heart must continue
20 fall and the stomach aud kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why. ss a medicine. Or.
shoops Restorative has Ia the past done so much
for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. shoop first sought
the cause OF all this painful palpitatnR sutfocat
ing heart distress. Dr.. shoop's Restofative-this
popular prescription--is alone directed to these
weak and wasting nerve Centers. Il builds;
Il strengthens; t oilers real genuine heart help.
II you would have strong Hearts. strong d.
Eestion, strengthen these nerves re-establish
them 30 needed, with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
How,s THisg

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh thai
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrl
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known +
.J Cheney for the last is years, ant
believe him perfectly honorable In all
ID Isiness transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Waldng, Klnnan e. Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Price as cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for consti.
Patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
how 70 rrear . spraln.

Spralns, sw ellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlain
Liniment This llniment reduces inha
i@ation and soreness so that a
snrain may be cured in about one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. % and 80 cent sizes fol
sale by-.C. r. RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
Dr.. Shoop's
Restorative
WALLACE'S DRUG STORE.
Mixed Composition.

WlNeu C0m0oslticn,
(FtJm the Chicago News.D
Gimme pound of sugar snapped
the grabbed woman In the red sun
lonnet.
what viii it be. madame" asked
the rural storekeeper, who was sllghN
~ deaf
"Oh. ! reckon Il win be a compost
tiun of ,ard and glucose. That's whpt
ID ALWAYS turns out to be when bt
a here"
And the next time the grabbed wO-
man in the red sunbonnet came in the
old stOrekeeper sent his brightest
clerk to take her order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

/ seen any relative since Jears before
Silas Hill was a babe in his mothers
arms when the sailor was battling the
waves In foreign ports.
The brothers. thus united, I'm the
waters of the Pacific have never been
ar separated since and both are now
men Of years. Silas was not q sail
or and after trying to become one
and having three escapes from
drowning he gave UP the Job and
sought for a land position where he
could feel the earth under foot
Captain Hill stuck 90 the water and
became thoroughly familiar 10 the
sailing trade as his ship piled be.
tween ports. While entering the
mouth of Skagit river ON a trip 10
Alaska with a heavy cargo fire was
discovered IN the hold of The Fan.
lic Lake and IN a short t!mo the boat
was filled With flames The crew
jumped overheard 20 swim for shore
'aptain lIn was The las; to leave,
and with tears in his ewes he saw hts
COCA boat that had faithfully carried
aim so many miles through storm
aud calm gradually settle down as
he flames spread rapidly over the
craft he jumped overheard and made
or shore Nothing was saved from
he wreck.o The captain was broken
hearted The ship and contents rep
resented the savings OF years of toll
and danger The thought of going
o anothcrs ship did not appeal tc
him aud he decided 10 start for the
nountsins and try his hand al land
work.
In the meantime Silas had sold OF
give away nearly half of the present
site OF the city of Seattle and had
fiso presented his partner with his
1alf interest IN the since famous Ren
on coal mines. Hin and his part.
ler thought htrlc Of their coal dis.
covery and Hin gave il away
The brothers next met in the Occur
d'A;enes, whore they took up a home.
stead across The river from what is
now The town OF Kellogg, Idaho. Ey.
erything was moving along nicely and
N The spring of lSSu Captain Hl'
took TO himself a wife. The wedding
was The first In Wardner
he ranch was productive until the
big lead-silyer mines up the canyon
We're discovered aud pu into opera.
ilhus At ilNFif Mf-'h liibN ihFa VIZ
Ter for land live stock. was given
over 70 The tailings from the ore mills
The lowlands flooded and the ranches
destroyed ilill sued the mine com
panies and last year, after seven
years Of litigation. obtained a iuds
ment. The case was appealed, bui
was settled out Of court a week ago
for large amount ana prosperity
again settled over the domiclle Of
Captain Hin. who will now again
breathe the salt laden air After Wis
ting his Old home IN Maine ne VIII
sail for the Pacific Islands. gclne
thence to Alaska, and the sea viii
claim him as lis own the rest Of hia
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

Different.
(Fron the Chicago Tribune)
The influential politician was irri'
tated
You ask me to have afriend ap-
pointed to a good position" he said
but ! know next TO nothing about you.
For all know TO the contrary you
don't amount to a snap"
Maybe not. responde the caller
thlusting his jaw forward, but my
lob does. I'm a bridge tcnder.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

Pc as careful as you can you viii
OCCASIONALLY take cold. and when YOU
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30
Eager 70 Know

| Eager 70 Know.
(From the Chicago Record Herald)
! Il always measure my Words, said
| the talkalve man.
What do YOU use " asked a laconic
/ lislcnen. "a tub or a barrel?"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-30

Some folks say mill!nors ara ihe only
consistent trades men-they always
charge fiftytwp times more han they
pay for things.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-03-05
baR MONY,


The Grange social on Wednesday
evening OF last week waa a very en-
joyable affair and netted about six
dollars.
The reception given on Saturday
evening, Feb. I'D, by the Sabbath
school class deserves a word of 10 en-
ton If it is rather late. The hall was
very prettily decorated by Miss Lii
liam Mitchell. fine program present
ed, and games and marches enjoyed
by Old and young. During the even
ing Clair Turner'S class stepped upon
the stage, and calling MIN to the front
presented to him book in recogni-
ton of his services as teacher during
the past year to which he very feel
ingly responded. Much of the sue
cess of the school during the year has
been due to DIR. Turner's efforts,
which is appreciated by both old and
young.
The Misses Jennie Annis and Clara
Foss are at home from Pennington
Normal school for two weeks va
cation. Miss Maud Foss intends to
return with them for the next term.
Several small children as well as
=
whooping cough and are quite sick
with 10.
The drama "Ne vada" is TO be pre-
scented here by local talent on We'd
nesday evening, March 18th, the pro-
ceeds to pay for the new scenery in
the hall.
Mrs. Sherburn Leighton, who has
been confined to her room for about
four weeks with severe attack of
the grippe, which has brought on a
oompli location of troubles, is still very
sick. Mr. Leighton, who has also
had an attack of the same disc ase, is
able to be about the house portion
of the time.
Lee Collins of Pittstield, who is
working at Moore Is mill near Burdin,
visited his sister, Mrs. w. $. Bemis,
Sunday.
There was no service at the church,
Sunday, but in the evening Presiding
Elder, D. B. Phslan, spoke to n small
int rested audience Rev Mr.. Phelan
always has message and one which
all can understand.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-03-05
NORTH, EAST CoRMVyAAe

Feb. has bean a busy month here
marketing wood, bark and lumber,
the snow of Feb. 1, being most well
come.
Mr.. Berry is, so much Improved in
health that he works some.
Geo. Taylor came home sick from
his work Tuesday of last week but is
now better. Little Lyle Taylor also
was quite i'll for few days but is now
all right.
They have a new gsaphOphone at
Mr.. Berry's and the neighbors antici-
pate much pleasure listening to it.
Selden Rraley is getting out ash for
shovel blocks on the Furbush farm i'll
the east part of Athens.
Horace Cooley is ut home for a few
days from Scion where he has been
working since September.
Mrs. Clifford Deering who has been
in poor health all winter, left Feb. 25,
for Portland where she will receive
medical treatment.
Lewis Roth returned Feb. 10, to
Quincy, Mass, where he has employ
ment with The Four Rivers Ship
building Co., where he completed his
trade as coppersmith last August.
Mr.. Gerhard Widestrand, who had
passed several weeks here with his
sister, Mrs. Annie Johnson, returned
Jan. %, to Brooklyn, n. Y, where he
is employed. Mr.. Widestrand was
accompanied from Bollnas, Sweden,
last fan by his niece who has come to
make her home with Mrs. Johnson.
She bears the name of the sweet
Swedish singer, Jenny Lind.