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For SALE BY


TON RHEfN REAL ESTATE co.
RENTING-REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE-
sa5 os9-25x13 81 C: Pacific bet. Montgomery and
Kearuy. under lease. $500 per month
500 00o-I3T -i5xI37 g. Washington st near Stock
ton. any reasonable offer submitted.
slc 0gO-g-x1 I5.I: the northwest corner Of Pine,
and IeHrenworth sts-: splendid PROPOSE
sitIon for builder wiz subdfvide-
20 I0o-2Sxl06; AshbDry -. near Frederick.
with new house Of and bath (;
mortgage Of 50 600 can remain.
50 0oO-Hs .1xlI7 10 rear street: Mission nr.
oath: with room cottage
IS 500-tss .exl37 g, Green ST. nr. Ieavenworth.
s. s0o-REDUCED from s.. 600; 2JxI37.G; Fred
erick st. near Clayton; fats Of and !
rooms and bath: renting for SG5 per mo.
e. .5oo-Cofner lot Pine near P0wells 40x59.6.
se~eao-Frontaee Of 27,6 Dupont IT. near
Chestnut: 3 new bay window fats. renting
for S51 per month.
e 75a-2qxlOO: Cough St mr. Green: splendid
location for residence Ct nats
& Jo0-Tallejo ST.. near Hyde; good building
LOT
&. Joo-a5xlo0: iIth av. mr. Lake; modern cot
taee of , ROOMS and bath
s.. 5o0-25 foot front on Larkin ST near Val
s. ooo-s5 foot front on Vallejo near Larkin.
yCS. RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Su1fpr (
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

CITY REAL. ESTATE-Continued
LOTS1LOTs-LOTS
FOR SALE-EASY TERMS
-BY-
MADISON & BURKE
80 MONTGOMERY ST.
FACING ALAMO SQUARE
CoUns1di1S, Panoramic View Of City and Bay.
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VAN NESS AV- CORNER
$i2J Ooo-Size Tox1o5. but only 5000 casn
required. balance in years st per cent. IN
provements almost new. cost SSzeo' strrs
and floors above; also includes al sso f's1-.-
ture.
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sso.0 600. RENT S271.50-
Six elegant fats Bush ST. NJ. Van Ness av.
lot 55xi20 front.
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~ WRIGHT & Co. = safter 8.

- ron THOSE WHO KNOW
-vA' GRAND MARINE VIEW.
rrs+ Few lots left; we are Offering feW
,.-r+ifaf sinobstrucfed marine view lpls ~
- raaeh- - feet front; see them. you
~. hon. take Suster and California -
set on II I'D ar.: aEcut nn S-o1np>-
r,-o~ a 9oAG- e35 Market 81
F0p SsT.E-Up 10 dzte resieeDce lssse lots.
81 l.ic.. fleeing earline and Ooaen Sate P1ta
uAfIETT on premises
80 - SIosrrn cottage. rooms and hath.
~ -, l.,.a,r..f,f. iirixessar. eesnelr aafd an1
-t-i.i,- slso sox stall. 500 DAmeDd mr. --th'
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REsTpENCEs
i25 and I27 sutter Street.

s--cisy ST. near Steiner modern. mp 20
care residence Of 10 rooms and bsth;
hardwood lOors, Tied bathroom. stable
and garage. hne large lot.
e-.750-Resl ldence q s r8ons ana bath: Cher
81 near clay- Preside heights
5lo-I-esidenee CT S rooms and bath; In
ished rooms IL basement: modern In
every respect; fne neishbeEhood; Broder-
and McAliister sts
s. 750-Rosidence OF rooms and bath; not
new. but dne substantial and coy
home; very nice neighboraood; Clay St
near Walnut
se.5o0-Residenee Of rooms and bath; Pierce
S.. near Clay: rented a. present for $50
monthly
s-.-5a-Rents SO per month: story and
basement residence q rooms and bath;
modern il every respect; mortgage Of
$3.50; 6th aE.. Richmond district
s-.5oo-Cottase. on Page 81. near Pierce: >
rolls and bath; lor 25xI37.6.
81 15o-Residence Of rooms and bath; near
EtdT and DevisGdero SIS, lot is a little
anierszed. but good substantial home;
rented now FOR $3.50 per month
81 -Bun-aloT- new and ftted with all
modern coureniences; hne view; Broad
War nrsr Jones ST.; pretty little home
near toHn-
s-58-Cdftace ~ rooms and bath. Post st.
near Baker, north side. best value u q
cottage in fhe city. mortgage Of - ,500;
ran arrange ID lnsrailI0ents
sis5o-cottaee = rooms and bath: Broe-
erfrk near FelI- nice little home and the
prise very reasonable: lot 25xs6-lo-
s. so0-New and modern cottage Of rooms
and hafh- a1st aF- and Clement ST.; best
rar service in city 800 can remain;
Iol 2Ixl20.
8 --o-Nfec ltile cottage u rooms; Cook
81 near Point Ioh7~ ar.; lot 25zl20
s. .-0-Cortare II 4 rooms, near Geary and
Blake sts.- lot 25xi2e-
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FACTORY PROPERTY.
). .00o-Lot I2tx200; 3 frortzges ard spur
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II PER CENT Investment. store. 4 living rooms
sunny fats: LOT 55xao: 40 living rooms:
$4,000 cash balance long mortgage per
cent Northeast corner Goth and Church sts.
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PRESIDTo HEIGHTS APARTMENTS.
x32 5GO-Renf 1927 80 month: under Lease
Z foot reinforced foundation; house arnste
and built TO last; lawn and garden
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20 STORY BUILDING. POST AND POWELL
$4,000 block west; 6S.9x15I,6; Wof'h
$6S. 900 today.
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CRANSTON. BELVEL 4 DWNER.
SO California ST. near kearny-
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
s. 00a-Beaatifui ro0tn residences. In
choice district. on easy terms S--ou0
csSh balance Ike rent: large reception
hall: 4 crates. pxvensively finished. large
sunny rooms: finished basement. lovely
GARDEN house built b. days work; note
the terms. Why naT rent.
81 5OC-Coruer on FILLMORE Il. south Of Fells
modern fats. rent Sl13.5o- snap
$500 rats at Halsht and CLAYTON SIS;
AMI rooms and hath. lot 25xl05.S. see
this.
81 eOlt-fOt rear VseRcia and Market, 2Sxs7.6-
So iGO-NloderR cottage on 22d st: rooms and
hath. bsv windows; brick foUndatcn.
etc: lot 2JxI14 IT.: NOT many left like
this.
81 J0O-<nan: lot 40xS0 on north side of Ninnz
st.. elese IN. hacks into Mission 81 prop
erfy.
s5 500 modern fats. and rooms and bath.
IN western Addition; lof 30x137.s: on a
main street great vaiue.
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$500 for a lot: only s % them left. incIuding
corner On Garfield St cheapest lots "a the
city. regular price $500. ready to build.
$500 Iot-Only left: on St and 57th ~
sa25 TO S4J0-Almost 4 whole block f0r sale,
good future. cheap
s4o0 to S1o.0cO-Lots 10 any part % city.
s9c0 TO s4o.eco-Houses for sale. including
Cood lot.
We exchange any property for city and
country property
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TERMs-oNE FOURTH CASH

BALANCE IN ONE. TWO AND THREE
YEARS.
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81 s50-C8ttaco ~ : roosus and bath; Brod-
crfck near FcI- nice little home and the
rri-o very reasonable: lot 25x9G.1o.
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81 slf-s good investment: fats aud store
lot 271NI2n. two froutages- fne business 10
cation in Western addition. about blocks en
Market st. income $l6o per mo- Address
81 :,fa and up, ausi ruom modern HOUSES.
marine view: Beautifully finished 14lS 18th
AZ Sunset.
YOf-R title restored under NcEnerney nrf $40
CALVIN. SO Delbcrt block, o43 Van Ness av.
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MADISON & BURKE

MADISON & BURKE,
30 MONTGOMERY ST.
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s. soG-Nev and modern cottage of > rooms
and BATH a1st aF- and Clement ST.; best
rar service in city. Si-400 can remains
Irf 2-xl20
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
s30Oo0-only $4,000 cash required oaianee
At 5Is per cent: new and modern; IA rooms
and 3 baths: well b1ilt. and large lot fSxlzs.
with lawn and garden; price right for quick
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s. e-0-Cortare II rooms. near Geary and
Blake sts.. lot 25xlze-
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clay 81 near Steiner. modern, up 20
date residence Of 10 rooms and bsth:
hardwood lo0rs, tiled bathroom, stable
and garage, fne large l0t.
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6 -50-Cotsre ~ . rooms and bath; Post st.
near Baker, north side. best value ia q
cottage in fhe city, mortgage of $780,
ran arrange I'D insrall18ents-
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s. .-o-Nfec ltile r8ttace 81 = rooms; Cook
81 near Point Lob1S ar.; lot 25zl20-
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5000 Bungalow new and fitted with All
modern eoureniences. fne view; Broad
Har near Jones ST.; a pretty little home
near tcnu.
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the market: as TO their location. value and
earning capacity, tie property speaks best for
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G. H UMBSEN 4 co.
Real Estate. Renting Collecting and Insurance.
- Montgomery St

so. .5oo-Hsight 81 business holding: attractive
Improvements. consisting OF store ana
rats above; rents $50 per month; -ox
la--S
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S13. .50O-PagP ST. close TO Golden Gate park
swell window asfs. ST. rooms
aud bath each: rents FOR SlzI-5o per
month. handsome appearance and modern
in every detail, 25x110.
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81 71l--R Residence Of : rooms and bath; not
new. but dne substantial and coy
hCme- very nice neighbor1ood; Clay 81
near Walnut
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
Read This.

This ONCE has just issued we'll
printed. neatly bound booklet Of AZ
pages Of fine half-tones of SCENES
IN AND AROUND GARLAND" The
booklet contains views of the Utah
Idaho Sugar Factory and surround
ings. canal, Bear River canyon. Pow
err plant. business houses and many
prominent dwellings Of town and
other interesting scenes. II is val
liable collection, OF views and should
find q place in every home in this VI
entity. The books are for sale at the
Globe Office and at the Foulger Co.,
price SO cents. What would be nicer
to send to a friend than a book of
this kind? Assist We editor in adj
vertising your town by mailing one
or two copies to your friends who are
interested In Garland, the Busy. Bus
ting Center of the Great Bear River
Valley. Call and see the booklet.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01

snyder g Snyder. Claimants Attor-
neys.
Date Of first publication Jan. 4, 1908
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
All our heaters going ut
cent discount. Jensen Bros.

All our heaters going Mt 25 per
cent discount. Jensen Bros. II
J. W. Lewis. the jeweler. has been
confined to the house this week. sur
fering with an attack OF the muipps.
Don't let whiskey get the best OF
you-get the best Of whiskey Mt he
Garland Club Saloon. n
Miss Myrtle Jensen. lady clerk at
w. l.. Grover 4 Sons store. was an
Ogden visitor Tuesday. Miss Ada
Fowler filed her position at the store
during her absence.
G. q. Lundberg OF the General SUI
perintendent's Office OF the r.. M. b.
Tel. Co., salt Lake City. spent the
fore part of this week In town In the
interests Of tire company.
Don't let whiskey get the best Of
you---get the best OF whiskey &C the
Garland Club Saloon. ~ II
The character ball mentioned In
the write-up of the Ladies' Self-Cul-
ture Club, will be held at the hall
Friday evening, Feb. 21st--the eve OF
Washington's birthday---instead OF
the 22nd
Miss Hattie Hess, who has been the
halo girl"at the central ONCE OF the
. r. M. b. Tel. Co. for some, length of
timo. has severed her connection with
the company and Miss Lizzie Smith
has been selected to fill the vacancy.
Postmaster Eva c. Wilcox received
a communication from the chief clerk
OF the Ry. Mail Service Tuesday stat
ing that n daily registered p. G. ser
vice on the Malad Valley brdpch
would go into effect on February ind.
Il. A. Harris, formerly of this city,
but now a resident of Rockland, Ida.
was In town the fore part of Tits
week. In conversation with Ms
Harris, we learned that movement
Is on foot to exteLi. the Ma.sd VAL
ley Ry. 10 Burley. Idaho. II Is Mr..
Harris opinion that the Malad Wal
ley branch Is soon To become tho mhin
line from OGDEN to hurley and The
coast. We sincerely hope 80.
BUY oNE-Send one to your iri-
ends--what? WI 2 beckett of Chr
land. az pages. Price SOC. Call at
the Globe Office or at The Fou lger 60.
and see It. It's a gem. IL
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
CHANGE IN PRESIDENTS
CABINET.
washington, d. G., Jan. 10th.


Notwithstanding the denials, more
or less explicit. of the report that Sec
rotary Cortelyou Is to resign the Urea
sury PORTFOLIO, information comes
from such an authoritative source that
Mr.. Cortelyou will soon sever his con-
nection with the administration, that
credence must be given 1t.
According to the Information OBJ
tanned, Mr.. Cortelyou already has told
the President verbally that he would
resign, and the President simply Is
awaiting the written resignation Of
the man who was first secretary to the
President, and then cabinet officer,
at the head of the three different de-
partments of the executive branch OF
the government under Mr.. Roosevelt.
II is needless to go back to a com
sideration of the causes that may
have led up to the action of Secretary
Cortelyou, or TO speculate as to whe-
Their 1t Is the result of the recent let
ter of the President declaring that he
would not again be candidat, with
the implied reference to the alleged
political activity of Secretary Cortel-
you in his own behalf. Whatever
may be the impelling motive, there
seems TO be warrant for the assertion
that Mr.. Cortelyou will soon retire
from the Cabinet. Nh
= I cannot discuss the matter. for
have not been Informed officially OF
Mr. Cortelyou's resignation.
''Mr. Meyer would cave the Post
~
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
NOTICE T0 CREDrT0RS.

Estate OF Annie J. Wixom. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to undersigned Ut Brigham
City. In the County Of Box Elder,
State OF Utah. on or before the 18TH
day Of May, A. d. 1908.
s. CLARENCE WHOM,
Administrators of Estate of Annie J.
Wixom. deceased.
Nels Jensen.
Atty. for Administrator. J-1S fl5
Date OF first publication January
is, A. ID. 1908.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1870.

NOIICE NO. 1870.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Salt Lake City, Utah. December 20,
1907.
/ Notice Is hereby given, that Dana
Gold Mining & Milling Company. a
corporation OF Utah, through leo. b.
Brown. its authorized agent. whose
post Office address is 227 Atlas Block,
Salt Lake City, has made application
for patent for the Franklin, lola, Jo-
lIet and Blue Jay lode mining claims
consolidated, being Survey 1929, ait
uated In unorganlzed mining district
Box Elder Co., Utah. and described
In the field notes and plat on file in
the United States Land ONCE at Salt
Lake City. Utah, by exterior bound
aries only, with magnetic variation
at IL deg. 43 min. e. as follows:
Beginning at corner No. 1 Frank
lin, whence the N T.. Corner I'd.
13 n. II. Is w. Salt Lake Base & Mer
idian bears N. AZ deg. 23 min. w.
$50 feet; thence N. as deg. OF min.
e. 1900 feet to Corner No. 2 of Frank
lin: thence s. IA deg. So min. z. 600
feet to Corner No. 3 OF Franklin, i'd
entical with Corner No. / of Joliet
and with Corner No. 2 of lola;
thence S. "a deg. 81 min. II. 1900 II.
to CornerNo. of Joliet; thence s. 5
deg. 23 min. w. 600 feet to Corner
No. 3 OF Joliet, Identical with Corner
No. Blue Jay; thence s. deg. 90
min. w. 600 feet to Corner No. 3 of
Blue Jay;thence N. 81 deg. 81 min.
w. 1900 feet to Corner No. OF Blue
jay; thence N. deg. 23 min. Z.
560.1 feet to Corner No. 3 of lola
thence S. 10 deg. OF min. w. 1900
feet to Corner No. 4 OF lola; thence
N. 5 deg. 23 min. e. 639.9 feet to
Corner No l of lola, Identical with
Corner No. of Franklin; thence N.
IA deg. IS min w. 600 feet to Cor
ner No. Of Franklin, the place of be
ginning. Total and net area S2.644
acres.
Said consolidated claim is situated
In the N. half of Sec G, T.. 10 N. r.
IA w. Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
and there are no adjoining or con-
flicting claims.
direct that this notice be pub
lished in the Garland Globe at Gar
land, Box Elder County. Utah, once
each week for the period of nine CO..
consecutive weeks.
e. d. R. THOMPSON,
Register.
Snyder & Snyder, Claimants Attor-
neys. .
Date Of first publication Jan. 4. 1908
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

@. l.. Winters was an Ogden visito
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank seareie is quite sick
this week.
Dr. Rich returned Monday from a
trip TO Ogden.
rhos. Austin Of Salt Lake City was
n Garland visitor Monday.
Now is the time to buy heater at
Jensen Bros. 25 per cent on. II
Jos. II. Wallis has had severe at
tack of rheumatism this week.
The d. NJ. & p. Co. took stock We'd
hcsday and Thursday OF this week.
WINES and Liquors for Medicinal
purposes NJ isircr Bros Drug Siore.tf
u. T.. Boothe Of Brigham spent
Tuesday and "Wednesday In our town.
Master Glen vanheet has been very
sick the past week with an attack OF
pneumonia.
Joe Brown has secured a position
at the Bank Of Garland as assistant
bookkeeper
Mrs. A. Murie Is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Grover, at Bill
lipgs. Montana.
Don't lot whiskey get the best of
you--gat the best of whiskey at the
Garland Club saloon. II
Mrs. r.. l.. Walker went 10 Syracuse
Thursday, owing to the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. w. II. Miller
Willis IL. Boothe, ST.. OF Brigham
CITY. returned home Tuesday after a
few days visit In this city.
BrginningJan /. and thereafter. until
further notire, Ritter Bros. Drug Store
will close eysry evening at % o'clock. II
Andrew M. Austin. general mana-
ger OF the Austin Land & Livestock
Co.. spent most Of this week In Gar
land.
Manager VIM. Preston OF the Gar
land Mercantile Co.. spent most Of
this week visiting relatives at Pres
ton. Idaho.
J. w. Lewis, the jeweier, has added
y handsome new desk and fine set
q new tools 10 his ofiicc Mt Ritter
Bros. block.
80. Davis, stenoerapher at the
utan-iuaho sugar Cos ONCE. return
20 MONDAY from business trip TO
the state capital,
J. C. George OF san Francisco waa
hero Monday and s,,usrintended the
loading of eight cars or min fed
-xheep which were Skinned To Cali.
fornia.
c. Fl. Bowen. Geo n I,eonard ana
]. II Wilcox of Farming,on wera IN
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the re-
spectlye signers for further informp-
toni
In the District Court OF the First
Judicial District. In and for the
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
For That Terrible Itching.

Eczema. letter and salt rheuu keen
1,ha snnI,cstinr pe ~ n t0rment,
salveIw instantly ailay his itching
its use. For sale by Ritter BrNs drug
store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-25
PROSPECT HARBoR.

The wedding Of Miss Isabel c. CIeaves,
Of this place, and DR.. Ralph w. Wake
held, Of Bar Harbor, took place ct the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Ceaves, Tuesday noon. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Stephen H.
Green, rector Of St. Saviour's Episcopal
church, Of Bar Harbor, in the presence
OF few relatives and friends. The cere-
mony was very simple, and there were
no attendants. Dr.. and Mrs. Wakefield
left Tuesday afternoon for . wedding
trip They will reside in Bar Harbor.
The bride hos been employed for several
years in The law once OF Deasy & Ly-
nam, BAR Harbor. Dr.. Wakefield 10 I
graduate Of the Jefferson medical school,
Of Philadelphia, and 10 recognized = Z
young physician with bright future in
his profession. After his graduation BE-
spent year in : Philadelphia hospital,
and later practiced for about ysar d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-25
BAR HARBOR.

E. n. Benson has opened a law Office il
Machias, and will hereafter divide his
time between his Bar Harbor and Machias
Offices.
Stephen S. Bunker left Friday for Bath,
whence he will sail in a few days for South
America. He will be gone for at least q
year, and possibly two, engaged as civil
engineer in the construction of railroad
now building in Brazil.
Asa F. Smith died at his home here early
Saturday morning. Mr.. Smith, although
close to the eighty-year mark, had enjoyed
his usual good health almost to the
moment of his death, and was on the
street only the day previous. The end
came from Q sudden attack OF heart dis
ease, and death came in few moments.
He had made Bar Harbor his home great
many years. He took an active part in
the work connected with the grocery bust
ness Of his son-in-law, T. c. Higgins.
For many years he had made his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins. He served
with distinction in the Girl war, and for
several years was commander OF James
NJ. Parker post, G. A. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-25
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Wallace Springer returned to Brockton,
Mass, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Zemro Hall, of Harrington, arrived
Wednesday for short visit with her son,
Zemro Hall, I'd.
Mrs Everett Jellison arrived home from
Bangor Wednesday evening. Mr.. Jellison
is expected soon.
George B. Tracy has moved his family
from the Murch house to the Orcutt farm,
recently vacated by Zemro Hall.
Friends OF Mrs. George Hsvey will be
glad to know that she is recovering nicely
from a recent accident-the dislocation of
her shoulder.
Miss Grace Wentworth and Charles
Havey were quietly married at the parson-
age Saturday evening, by Rev. c. A.
Purdy. Friends extend congratulations.
Herbert U. Hooper died at his home here
Friday morning, after suffering a long
time from a cancer. The funeral services
were held at the home Saturday after
noon, Rev. c. A. Purdy officiating. The
widow has the sympathy OF all in her lone
illness. His age was sixty-two years.
Nov o. M,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-25

along the road and stop there. You will
find them carrying the registration num-
bers of Massachusetts,. New York, Penn
sylvania, Florida. Missouri, Texas, nii-
nois and Michigan, in short, from nearly
all the states in the union.
The caring for the motorists is to-day
problem with the summer hotels, and is
growing to be SO with the year-'round
houses. With their machines, summer
people are getting into sections OF the
State practically inaccessible to them
before. When these people had to depend
upon the steam cars and the steamboats,,
they didn't get great way from those
lines OF travel. To-day it is different.
They leave home in their own machine.
They stop wherever night oversakes them
and they go whittier they will, regardless
of railroads or steamboats,.
For what it formerly cost them to travel
by the usual routes, they can run their
machines for days. This gives them
wider range OF activity. Maine is feeling
the benefit. The money from summer
visitors is being more widely and evenly
distributed than ever before. The auto is
responsible for the change. Such being
the fact then, why kick at themf Why
not, instead, extend the glad hand OF well
come?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-25
COUNTY NEWS.
CASTTNE.
OBITUARY.

The remains of Walter S. Norton were
taken to his home in Vineyard Haven
Tuesday afternoon. His death occurred at
St. Luke's hospital in New Bedford, Mass,
just after surgical operation had taken
place. His death came as shock to
every one, who deeply sympathize with
the afflicted family.
Suddenly stricken down IN the full
strength of manhood, finely educated,
with life full of splendid possibilities, the
hope Of a widowed mother, the support of
an invalid wife, an affectionate and the
tenderest of fathers to hisIittle daug hter
Helen, and more than father to his foster
daughter Viola, this seems indeed sad
passing away of one whose place in life
cannot be filed.
His boyhood home was Castine. His
occupation was that of engineer, and he
was often in the employ Of the Boston
Towboat Co. His chosen church home
was the Bethel, where he was one Of the
singers. Two sisters and a brother sur
vive to mourn the loss.
The funeral was held at the Methodist
church.
Nov. "a. SPEC,