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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Gus Tillman, at Martinsburg
one night recently, near mid.
night, was closing mp his barber
shop and taking the money from
the cash drawer when the big
gasoline lamp in the room ex-
ploded. Fire was scattered all
thru the house and Gus thought
it was a gun. He thought next OF
bank robbers and plunged thru
a window. like a scared steer.
But who blamed himG We doubt
less would have done the same
thing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE UNDER
GENERAL. EXECITTIOhr


GENERAL EXECUTION
BY virtue Of General Execution is.
sued from the office of the clerk of the
circuit Court in and for the County of
tandolph. Missouri, returnable TO the
directed. wherein the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank of Monroe City Is plaintiff
and 4. G. lasley s. r. Darr and Isaac
Mcintyre are defendants. ! have levied
upon and seized the following described
real estate situated In the County of Aud
rain and State Of Missouri and described
as follows to-wit All the right title
ana interest Of the above named r. q
iAsiey, ). Il. Darr and Isaac Mcintyre OF
ana INTO the following real estate viz
The southeast Quarter Of the Northwest
Quhrter and the Southwest Quarter OF lie
Northeast Quarter, and the NOrthensf
Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter. and The
Northwest Quarter OF the Southeast Ouni-
ter, and the West Half Of The Northeast
quarter OF the Southeast Quarter All Ia
section sixteen. Township FIFTY Range
Eight Audrain County. missouri con.
tanning 1856 acres, aud I viii on Friday
me 1oth day OF january 1911 between
the hours OF o'clock In the fnrenOon ANA
O'Clock Ia the afternoon OF salid day. nd
the East front door OF the Court House
N the city Of Mexico. In said county and
state, sell NJ public auction for cash 10 the
highest bidder the property above des- |
cribed 10 satisfy said execution ana casfs
This 9th day OF December. iql0,
J. b. WOOisERY
Sherin Of Audrain County /
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29
A High Compliment.

The Centralia Courier, last
week, issued the following much
appreciated words:
The Mexico Message had q
birthday recently real swell
affair BETTING a splendid country
newspaper edited by most ex.
cellent Christian gentleman. May
the Message continue to improve
with age.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

How would the commission form
of government do for Mexico
1t is popular in other communiti as
and we notice that the agitation
is on for it in many of the large
cities of the country. 1t takes plain
business matters out of politics
gives the people the power to die,
tate to the politicians instead oil
allowing the politicians to dictate
to the people. Politics should moi
figure in city elections, and city
business affairs, anyway.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Many friends, all over Audran
county, extend congratulations 20
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Shook upon the
celebration of their china wedding
last Saturday. Upon this happy
occasion they were the recipients
of many beautiful and useful pres
ents. No better people living than
Mr.. and Mrs. Shook.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Somehow or other. remarks the
Louisiana Press journal, We
could join more heartily in the de.
mand for inquiry into the alleged
election frauds in st. Louis if we
didn't remember the monkey bus
mess of the old democratic regime
under Boss Butler. Fact is,
brethren of the country districts,
both the gangs in st. Louis are
tarred with the same stick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Miss Edna Cant, of Thompson
teaching the Eureka school, near
the home of Mr.. Charles Hickman
north of Benton City, with her
pupils gave a very pleasing en-
tertainment last Friday after
noon, At the close of the exer-
cises Miss Cant gave each pupil
a fine Christmas treat.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Little Frank kunkel won great
laurels for himself, and many
compliments. for his solo at the
Christmas entertainment at the
Methodist church last Friday
night. Frank is a talented boy
and will make his way in the
world all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Billy" Coil of Laddonia was il
Mexico yesterday getting trea.
ment of his hand which he recent.
ly had badly crippled in piece OF
machinery, closing two of hi
fingers. Dead bone has forme,
and he is having trouble with hi,
hand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29
"Amputates" Engagement Ring

Nashville, Ill.,, Dec. 27.-As a re-
suit of one of four accidents in
Washington county today, Doctor
Roscoe Vernon was compelled to
cut two ringS-One an engagement
ring-frOm the dislOcated finge Is
Of Miss Emma Neuhaus. who was
injured in a runaway. The ply
stefan was unable to set the fingers
without severing the rings.
Miss Neuhaus was driving ia
Nashville from New Mindon,
where she teaches, when the horse
ran away. She owes her life to
the fact that the horse freed itself
from the harness after dragging
her more than 100 yards.
Ferol Leseman, daughter oil
Doctor p. b. Leseman, shot hersel'
in the finger with an air rifle.
While Hiram Lafavars was
hitching up a horse the ANNA
SHE'D and the hook on the single
tree penetrated his body, inAict.
ing a dangerous injury.
Mamie, daughter of John Live.
ly, was badly bitten in the elbow
by a vicious dog she was trying to
ward off.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Levi Brenton, Is years of age
son of Frank Brenton. south o.
Mexico, gathered 60 bushels and
" pounds of corn in one day re
Gently from his fathers field
That's going some, for his age
Who can heat him?
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

If your Message ceases coming
to your address. know that your
subscription has expired. Va
don't want to impose the paper
on yQn. If you owe us on back
subscription we shall be glad te
see you, and to have you renew
Pay your subscription in advance
and then you will keep ahead of
us.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Quite a rainfall in this section
of the State Tuesday. Wheat,
suffering for moisture, has been
relieved and farmers short in
water supply for live stock have
been satisfied, partially at least.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29
sANTA Pc NOTES.
Uncle Tommy Hendricks Dead
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Enter
tain-0ther Mentions.

JOnn Hanger anu vic Vi "cS-
ley Chapel neighborhood, were
recent guests at c. c. Lucas.
Born, to Marion Snyder and
wife, a daughter.
Willie Bishop and family left
Monday Of last week for Cali
fornia. These are good people
and are followed TO their new
home by the sincere wish of their
many friends here that they may
find the best of luck and health
ont there.
The ladies of the VI. E. church
held a bazaar here the Dist and
22nd. They realized a neat little
sum.
Mrs. Luke Wilkerson was quite
sick several days last week.
George and Roe Peak are dig
ging a we'll for X. l.. Youell.
!. n Bailey and family of Mob.
erly are spending Christmas
with her parents here, George
McGee and wife.
Misses Mollie Wilkerson AM
Joyce Thompson, of Canton, Mo,
are spending their vacation with
home folks here.
John Basic and wife, of Perry
ate Christmas dinner with Ed
Hendricks and family.
Miss Nancy Dull, of Rennes.
Saler, is home for the holidays.
Ralph LewtOn and family arr
spending the week with relatives
near Perry and Laddonia.
c. NJ. Paris. our mail carrier, is
recovering from a severe attack
of quinsy.
Miss Matte Bess Sherman, who
teaches at Stoutville, is spending
her vacation with home folks.
Chas. Green. of Palmyra, is Wis
iting his parents, Uncle Ber
Green and wife, west of town.
The sad news comes of til.
death of Uncle Tommy Hen lrick'
who died at his home in the State
of Washington. Dee. 26. Uncle
Tommy will be missed an(
mourned by his score of friends
George Miranda and Woo
Fisher were Mexico visitors Sal
urday.
Ward Tawney and family spen
christmas day with her parents
near Paris.
Quite a number from this vicin
lily attended church at the Cath
Ollie church at Perry MOnda,
morning.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. c. Lucas, as il
their custom every Christmas, ell
tertained their relatives at a hi.
dinner Monday.
The pupils of the Santa F,
school had a Christmas tree FRI
day afternoon. A good program
was rendered and the little folk,
had the time of their lives. \
tree was also given at the Chris
tian church Saturday night.
Bonnie and George Hayes d
Monroe City and Miss Eula Is
man of Hutchinson are Spendin-
the holidays with the family o.
Clabe Keys, west of town.
Emmett Fairbain and family
of Perry were in this vicinity no
long since.
Bro. Mcqueen, of Canton, No.
filed the pulpit at the Christian
church Sunday morning an,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

John Fairchild, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Fairchill, near
Littleby Station, is attending
school this winter at Boulder,
Colo. The young man graduated
from the Mexico High School
about a year ago. lie is of bright
mind and fine capabilities and
will make his way in the world.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

The City Council has appointed
Quincy James as night policeman
c. l.. Staples, resigned Quincy
will make a good official.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Eph Hughes, of this city, has
traded his $50 acre farm, south
east of Centralia, to b. II. Smith
for the latter's clothing and dry
goods sock at the Bargain Place
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Get your New Years resolu-
tons ready. Let them be good
ones, and then stick to them thru
ont the year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29
WABASH
TIME TABLE.
(Enective May 10Th, 1901
EAST BOUND.

No. 4, For st. Louis and points ''
East 1859 am.
No. IA, For st. Louis and points
East A.t6a
No. 80, st. Louis Accom- 7:O5 Jam
No. 20, st. Louis-St. Paul Linn
lted 11;07 am.
No. 2, CoIorado-st. Louis Limi-
TED 2;20 p. m.
No IL, st. Louis Express 6:5sp.m.
No. ~ Local Freight i2:itp.m.
WEST HOUND.
No |, For Kansas City Omaha,
ottnmwa and Dies Mnlnes. I2:O4 a. m.
No. z For Kansas city and points
N"Se .','.'''.. ....... .....2:3O a. m.
No 10. MOberly Accom-. .II;a3 a. m.
No. 3, For Kansas City, Council
Bluffs, OtLumwa and Das
Moines 12.ttnm
No. 9, Colorado st. Paul Liml-
TED ----------------5: 08p. m.
No. 81, Moberly \ec0m. .0:9s y. m.
No. 7a,sI.ocal freight ..... lO:U am
TDaIly Except sunday
j. d. MCNAMARA
g. p. A., 81. Lonis, Mo.
I NJ RICHARDS.
y Agent MPvicO, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-29

Mayor Potts is after the crap
shooters. That is right; down
with all the gamblers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
CHINA

SOGTii-Owin@ to the bad travelinr
and an unpleasant night. only 70 mem,
hers. of China grange met at its regular
evening. April 9th. The lecturer not hS-
ing present. volunteer program was
given and consisted of music and read
ings. An all-day meeting will be held
Apri! 10Th. \ committee was chosen to
lnAl. Ia ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14

Mos: of the schools in town began the
spring term of eleven weeks on Mon
dav.
The goth Century Club will be enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Myra Hewey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
LIDO
PALERMO.

r,NTRt.-Walter G. Sn"ll sold pau
Of oxen to \. {. Jones of East Paiei-
mo recently. ~ 3. ,oe AZ,
sorry to know of his illness at IN
Maine Insane Hospital, Augusta
Mir Everett Powell of washington was
i'm town last week looking for cattle
NORTH-Mr John Black was caiiea
to Washington last week on account VI
the serious illness of her father ia
sylvester. , SUNDAY.
with his daughter Ethe!yn, whose schooi
in that place commenced April II.
C. w. Studley recently sold tame
raccoon to parties in Boston;
Miss Lizzie Fuller. who has neeh Ut
her niace's. Mrs. F,lth"a Perkins Tor seN-
eral weeks. returned to her home III APP
pleton April :. =, Ian, -,
Fred Young. who has been Ill with the
grin is a little better.
Rodney Nelson went to Nassalboro
Saturday with three young hosS, re-
ceiyin.y eiehtv-two dollars for them, get
ting fifteen cents a lb.
f. c. Rowe, carpenter. VINO Is WorkilS
at Weeks Mills. passed Sunday with MS
family. 49,. p,ao,,o
All will be sorry to learn that Blanche
Nelson still continues i'll very poor
health. v,-4L
G. c. Dunn is painting Frank Worth
ing'S house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
BORN.
CUMBERLAND.

GU vi BEfilAthANI'
tJarrisun-March y, to the VIE Oh
Everett T. Chapman, son. ,,,;,
Otistield-April ), to the wife OF VII
lard Brett a daughter.
HANCOCK.
Bluehill-April 3. to the wife OF ira :"
Slower. a daughter.
Augusta-March %, to the wife Of VIM
Ilovd Harrison, a daughter; April s. tc
the wife of Henry G.. Barker daughter
KNOX.
Warren-April 6, to the wife of George
Wiley. "A daughter: April A, to the wife
of Willis Moody. "A daughter.
Port Clydc-April |, to the wife OF OF
Louise Stanton, IA daughter; March 80,
to the wife of Edward hurry, daush
ter.
Rockland-April /, to the wife of Err
nest II. Allen, a daughter; April |, Il
the wife of c. @. Perry, daughter.
OXFORD.
Paris-April /, to the wife of Leslie T.
Newell a daughter.
Knapp, Il son.
Norway-April 6. to the wife OF
Charles l.. Vented. Il daughter.
SOMERSET.
Palmyra-April > to the wife of W. J
Hubbard. a daughter: April ), to the
wife of H. 3. Hubbard, a son: March
to the wife of Harry A. Clement. Z
daughter: April /. to the wife of Sophia
Laura. a daughter; April l, to the wife
the wife of BENZ. l.. Follis, a daughter.
Madison--April >, to the wife of Jane:
s Henderson, a son: March 81, to tn
wife of r. r. Reed a son.
Eingham-April :. to the wife OF
Howard Russell, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
MAR RED.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND. z'"
Portland April 6, Fred L. Rumory and
Estella Berry.
Winter Harhor-March 81. Carcnce
Lewis of PASSPORT and Miss Flora Briggs
of South Gouldshoro.
Ots-March 30, Martin II. Moore and
Miss Jennie NJ Rankins, both of Maria
willie. .
ITalowell-Apri 4. Alvah G. Eldridge
and Miss Ehie G y; E,Ir2,t'
West Paris-April 1. Samuel Rowe Of
oxford and Sadie May Lowe of Green
wood April 3. Edwin Bonney and Kate
Reed, both CT Sumner
F'ryeburs-Aprl 6. Harold J. Went
worth of Fryeburg and Stella NJ.
Thorne of Brownfeld.
PENOBSCOT.
Newport-April s. Clarence Lee Pierce
and Miss Avis Paine Benson, both of
Newport.
Patten-April . Frank n. McElroy and
Miss Eva NJ. Noonan, both of ,Patten,
Bangor-Aprl 4, Lindley n. Whitcomh
of Newburg and Mrs. Margaret Couilard
Of iiampden: April . William Howard
and Mrs Mabel IIldridge: April !, James
Brown Roberts and Miss Josie May
Rowe.
Bingham March 81, benjamin b. Mil
Ter and Miss Inpz l.. Martin
Hartland-April 6. William Anderson
and Miss INDIA Gordon
Madison-March Is. Furnie White and
Miss Josie Leo: Anril :. II. w. Nutting
and Mrs. F,mma Shaw; April t. Ethan
Robinson and Miss. Laura +. Ward, both
of Empden.
South JackmaE-April 4. Philip Gilbert
and Miss Della Nolet.
WASHfNGTON
MariQn-Aprl s. Mortimer D. Went
worth of Neazie and Miss Susie Estelle
Bridges of Marion.
nTS9r,.,L NTarnb ~ \nry,an ITnu.hr,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14

united in marriage April 9th at the
Baptist parsonage Rev. Miles n. Reed
performed the ceremony.
w &. Kendall attended the lecture
given by Bishop Qualye at the Green
street Methodist church. Augusta Tues
day evening. The lecture was on Jean
Vatican.
Next Sunday evening in the absence of
the pastor Of the Methodist church MIR.
]. IL Al0cs will give an interesting lee
turc cn-'NEord Pictures il Real Life =
Singing will be under the sunday school
chorster. NJ. l.. u. Small.
The Botany class of the High school
went on II My flower expedition Mon
dav afternoon
,;ecrG" burlington is visiting his.
| grandparents ut Portland and WIN at
tend the Main" Methodist Conferences
The Methodist Sunday school will
meet next SunAa! at II H.
The superintendent will have Il new
idea to present TO the members Of the
school Let there be u fun attendance.
Rev. and Mrs. ], f. Clancy and daugh-
ter are attending the Maine Methodist
{ difference at Portland They will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Mac
Causland, and Captain Frank HoLgl<ins
of Deerng.
y number of BoWdoin people are in
tending 10 take a trip to Portland on
account of the l3w excursion rates of
fcrcd by the Marie Central r. K.
Last sunday the pastor OF the Meth
odi.,t rhurch preached on the New
City" The moral and religious condi-
tions of the comnunt" we're outlined
and the speaker spoke of the possibility
and need Of every moral person co-opef-
ating With tn" churches Tor moral ana
rcli"io"s rrlft Tho pastor has been
requested /" deliver TINS sermon 'T''-i
in tt" .4e"r future, After the sermon
tho oa>tor rc c"ivcd ten probHtionerS INT"
fui; membership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
PiTTSToN.

Mrs. Mary Whitmore has returned
from Litchield, where she has been
VISITING friends.
\. +. Palmer is on the sick list. DR..
Cobb attends him.
Mrs. Eta Fossett of Whitetield MAS
calling on friends in town Sunday.
Miss Viola Metchaud and Miss Nat
ale Tozier of South Gardiner wore
callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Booker. who has baan
caring for her sister at South Pitts
ton, returned home Saturday
Mrs l. c. Bailey of Whitefield WIS.,
lied relatives in town Sunday.
EAST-Miss Mary Cary. who has
spent the winter in Bath came home last
week and will teach this spring at North
Pittston
Rev. c. Z. Jones of Randolph exchan--
gu pulplts Sunday with Rev +. L Pro-
a"' and preached most interesting
sermon to an appreciative audience.
"iilard A. Hunt. who has been pop
s'ar clerk III the store of w. S. Cleaves
~, the past year. has left to take up
.'''ei work. and his place in the store
-'as eeen taken by Raymond Heath.
The 20 Century Club will hold one of
ne,r ENJOYABLE suppers followed by a
$50. at the home of Mrs. Alberta Wall
'" rriday evening. April Is.
Mrs, Charlotte Jameson who has been
;a short visit at her former home
r 5ps; nngtop:. returned last week ito f.
s,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
SAGADAHOC
RICH MON D.

Mfs. Lucia Hinklev is spending the
week with her daughter at Portland
she will attend the Maine Methodist
Conference
There was no service at the Univer-
salist church last Sunday.
A new baggage master is seen around
the. oLsine Central r. r.. Station. .s-
-. Bert Temple, and Emma Bickford We're
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
WEST WINDSOR,

The Ladies Union will meet Wedaes-
day, April -. with Mrs. Daniel True
NJ. +. Davis of Waterville was in the
place Tuesday calling on Old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce of North
Windsor We're guests Sunday of her par
ents MIR and Mrs. Jereme HuSsey.
Master Percy Norcross Of Augusta.
who has been visiting his friend. Erwin
Stewart. returned SUNDAY to his home.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart Monday began her
drties as teacher in the Barton school.
Mrs. Bean was recent afternoon call
er of Mrs. Betsey Casey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29
Where The Spotlight Twjnk|es

Claiming Pollock is writing a play
for Robert Edeson.
Robert W. Chambers novel, The
Firing Line has been dramatized.
Charles Bigelow may head a new
musical comedy now forming in New
York.
F. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe will
add King Lear TO their repertoire
next season.
Hattie Williams is reported TO have
made q personal success in London in
Decorating Clementine."
"O1d Heidelberg" in which Richard
Mansfield appeared, is to be presented
by the Ne wTheater Company.
Cecil DeMille and Samuel Claggett
will produce a new play called The
Third Rail" at Baltimore in the near
future.
Who Owns Helen?' German farce
by Eberhard Buchner, will be produced
in this country in English by the
Shuberts.
George rockingham, one or the
original cast of robin Hood is TO {
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29
THE END OF THE YEAR.

The
financial /.
of the
of
Neither
Gary Bolt &
This time
progress the
of
the
the Union the
Der
powers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29
The Evening Chit-Chat

answers was: The women are different
than they used to be- Most of them
seem to be trying all the time to show
US how superior they are. and that we
aren't anything but the dirt under their
feet
One of the women at the head OF a
big intelligence ONCE put 1t this way:
If the mistresses were more human
and treated the girls like human beings
instead of as machines TO get the most
possible work out of. there wouldn't
be any servant problem at ALL"
Mary was really very disagreeAbie
about changing her day this week." /
heard a young matron say recently, she
said she had an engagement The idea.
Suppose she did. Couldn't she put it
off?"
Now. Mary is a housemaid, but at the
same time she Is a normal young girl
and very much in love with a nice
young man. This particular Thursday
he was going to take her to the thea
tire. Naturally she resented having her
day off changed
The young matror is at bottom a
very kind hearted person. and I'm sure
that If she had stopped to think of
Mary as a young girl in love she would
rivce. But she didn't. She just thought
of her as an automatic machine guar
anteed to deliver just much service.
and she didn't see why 1t should matter
that she received that service one day
instead OF another.
Perhaps it's queer, but whenever
see clash like that l always think OF
JShylock's speech in the Merchant of
Venice"
You remember-"Hath not Jew
eyes, hath not a Jew hands. organs. di-
mensions, senses, affections, passions ?
fed with the same foods, hurt with the
same weapon, subject to the same
diseases, healed by the same means,
1 warmed and cooled by the same sum
mer and winter as the. Christian is?"
Substitute maid" and mistress" for
Jew" and Christian" and-ashamed
as am to say tt think you have a
! reminder that very modern mistresses
need.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29

I read a little news item the other
day tucked away on a back page with
only six point headline that I'd like
to have seen displayed double column
on the first page and with a forty point
headline.
This was the substance of 1t. Mrs. o.
III. Howard OF st. Louis. wife of the
president of the Commonwealth Steel
and personally acted as general direc-
tor at the wedding of her maid. Martha
Snitzmeir. and her gardener. Daniel
F'igart
Please notice the last part of that
paragraph. Mrs. Howard didn't Just
give her house and betake herself in
dignified and touch met-not fashion to
some other place until the affair was
over. She gave herself as well as the
home.
Nor did she think that just to have
her wedding in such a place must be
sufficiently dazzling to girl who
otherwise would be married from some
humble apartment She carried through
the whole wedding in the style in
which she would have had the girl
been her cousin or personal friend. The
|
US. amid a profusion OF yellow chrys-
anthemums in the magnificiently APP
pointed drawing ROOM and again. 10
the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding
march, plaped by an ingeniously con-
cealed mechanism on huge grand
fathers clock in the reception sa,l, the
wedding party descended from the sec
ond floor by the grand staircase"
1 wish I might thank Mrs. Howard
personally for that wedding 1 think
she. deseres as great praise as If she
had written wise and wonderful bool
on how to solve the servant problem
AS a matter of fact, that Is what SHE
has done, only, instead of writing hel
book she has lived 1t.
In the course of an investigation o
the maids side of the servant problem
II asked a great many girls to tell mi
their opinion as to the reason why it,
harder to keep good help than it uses
to be. And one of the most common
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29
ADD cH1RoPoDIsT TO THE FACULTY.

a
public school, added manicure
n n
in
S something
on
altogether public in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-29
COMMUNICATIONS.
HE NEEDS IT.
DO NOT CUT THEIR SALARIES.


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