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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
Rosen- Sloshberq.

According TO Jewish customs and laws
haffy NJ SlosberG, son OF Mr. and Mrs
ofosDefs oil Augusta. and Miss Dora Rosen
ot session were united in marriage Thurs
Jay evening in Grand Army hall in the
presence of about 800 relatives and friends
Inc ceremony Wis performed by Rcy. To-
seph Steinberg OF Randolph. Miss Rosie
Velanski was maid of honor. while. Iouis
aud Jacob slosberg. cousins of the groom
were his attendants. The bride wore a
wedding gown of white messsIine sflL
cut en- train. and wore veil and wreath
Oh tuiie. Miss Velanski's gown was OF
yellow peau de cygne. The eanopv under
whleh the bridal Farty stood was upheld
oy Charles and sammie Slosberg, John
and Sammie Goldberg. Music for the
evening was furnished by Mrs. Cusbinp.s
orchestra from Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs
Siosherg are 10 take a wedding trip IN
relatives in the West and will make their
future home in Boston
Aiter an informal reception following the
ceremony the line was formed to- tho han.
quet nall. where fruit, ices. cake and
punch were served. The kilograms ot
congratulations from friends unable 70 he
present az the ceremony were here road
among those VINO sent their best wishes
were Mr. and Mrs. Myers. Keene. y. n.
MT and Mrs Brisk. Keene. N. Fl Mr.
ana Mrs Nathan Berliasky. Waterville
MI ana Mrs. Shapiro. Rockland. Maine.
Among the guests present from ont nj
town were Louis Slosberg and fanil,,
portsmouth. N, H Mr.. and Mrs San
sioseers, Newport Me-. Jacob sIosbere
jamaica Plains, Mass. A. Brown. Ban.
sor' Robert Slosherg Chelsea. Mass.
sam shapiro. Lewiston; Miss Reboeea
Greenoergt Bostonk Prof Holderpes. now
oil darelner but more recently from Nash
ua' ~ II H. kapian. Portland Mrs.
sophie 9rossman. Boston Miss Dora
slvovoiosi Portland Misses Kate and
Rose Brisk, Keene. N. H.: Flora canter
Auburn Louis Levin. Augusta; .,utgo
Benedict Mailer Chester Burns. A. 7, Nc.
Eadden and Samuel Titcomb. all from An.
gusIa.
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Municipal Court News,

TWO men were in court Thursday
morning charged with INVESTIGATION.
Harry Wilson of St. John, n b. who
was arrested while drunk and making
disturbance in a house on upper Wa
ter street, paid fine Of IS and costs.
Patrick Nooman from Old Town also
paid fine and costs for drunkenness
and making a DISTURBANCE in a res
taurant
A case of interest to many resi-
dents of pittston was heard Thursday
afternoon by Recorder clason. Mrs
Anna Hunt was the complainant
against Frank Yeaton of Pittston, al
leging that his wife, who is an invalid
was not in a proper place to be cared
for and was not receiving proper care
ouite a number of the relatives of the
people were present besides many
naichbors The case was finally Settled
up With the understanding that Mrs.
Hunt is to procure place for Mrs.
Yeaton in some hospital for treat
ment, having first ascertained whether
or not she should be sent there. as her
mental condition is said to be inn
paired SOMEWHAT
An act frammed by Judge Atkins
ard passed by the last Legislature gov
erning the jurisdiction of the Gardiner
municipal court went into effect the
first of July Under this act the court
here has civil jurisdiction up to 5000,
exclusive criminal jurisdiction in Gar
diner Randolph, Farmingdale, West
Gardiner and Pittston. and concurrent
jurisdiction With the Augusta court
in the town of Chelsea. The court has
also original jurisdiction in cases of
larceny or cheating by false pretenecs
when the amennt does not involve over
$50. All the expenses Of the court, ex-
cept providing a court room and fur
nishinGs. are hereafter paid by the
county.
Warrants tn the number of II were
issued by the Gardiner municipal
court during the month of June for the
following offences: Drunkenness, 81;
assault and battery 4 evading fare,
>: vagabond /. seasfh and seizure. l;
libel and monitian.' |: obscene Ian
guage. l; tramp. /; larceny, l; descr-
ton of minor child. 1; obstructing of
ffeer. /. Twenty-one were committed
To Jail Fine. costs or both were paid
by 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
The Intense Heat Broken
By Terrific Thunder Shower

The Intense heat which has lasted
for the last FIVE days, was broken
about 2 O'clock Thursday afternoon by
one of the heaviest thunder showers
for years. 1t was certainly one of the
most welcome visitors of the summer
and 1t was met with open arms, despite
the fact that considerable damage was
Idone in places. in this city and outside
[But it dropped the demperatures nearly
% degrees andsa sigh ofrelief went up
from everybody The storm was her
talded by the sudden appearance OF
ldark clouds in the northwest. It be-.
Jeanne as dark as night and everybody.
became aware that there would be
something in the form of cooler weath-
er. The wind blew hurricane aud
the dust on the streets was buried as
high as the business blocks. Many
awnings We're torn while the people
on the street sought shelter It was
quickly over and the relief was al
most instant
The evidence of the strong wind was
seen over various parts of the city.
Many of the larger limbs of trees were
thrown into the streets. but ma one
was injured. Wires we're crossed and
many were broken. bat quick work. on
the part of the electrical companies
soon had communication resumed. TIL
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Heavy Wind Storm Blows
Down Trees in Town.
Roads Badly Washed and EIec-
iric Light Wires Down.
Man Sent TO jail for Drunkenness
personal Items.

Oscar Van Ness has gone on vaca-
Htion of two weeks with relatives in Mass
aehusetts and New York.
Il Irving Haynes has returned from Fort
Fairfield, where he has been visiting ..,s
Ulster
Archie Clair of Norridgewock was ar
rested on complaint at the station
"Wednesday on a charge of drunkenness.
He was brought before Judge Geo. w.
Field Thursday morning and fined IS and
costs, Being unable to pay, he was SEN
fenced to 30 days in the Augusta Jail and
taken there by Deputy Sheriff Guy GIea-
son.
Mrs B. w, Brannon of Boston is visit
ing her mother Mrs. H. A Belanger
Mrs. G. II. Martin and two sons, Ron
aid and Theodore, left Thursday morning
for Haverbill, Mass, to visit friends.
They will go to Essex Junction, Vt, for
.the summer
& -rffe funeral of the late Mrs Rose
Hutchinson was held at P. NJ Thurs
day. The bearers We're VIM. Hersom,
Geo. w. Goulding, Geo, II. Bryant and
Nathan Beverage. DIR. G. A. Hayden Of
feiated and the interment was at Oak
land.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Wheeler have gone
to Norfolk, N. Y, to visit their son. Or.
a. w. Wheeler.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Hamilton arrived
Thursday from Melrose, Mass, and went
to Birch point Ellis pond, for short
outing
A food sale will be held at the Baptist
vestry Saturday afternoon .undel the aus
pieces of the Christian EndeavoTy Society.
heavy wind and rain storm, accom-
panied by lightning, struck Oaklan nd
about T. NJ, Thursday The wind blew
down trees and limbs. one large limb in
dront of the home Of L. T. Mitchell full
ing on the electric light wires and break
ing four, The damage was quickly re-
paired The roads were badly washpu
in many places
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07

water flowed through the streets like
miniature ssivers, but still nobody car
ed. The hghthing was vivid az. times.
but was distant and only one or two
places were reported struck.
a bolt eRne in on telephone wire
at the hoIfiE Of Frank Williams on up
per Main street and knocked papers
from a table and went ont through the
frontsanor. a lady with All infant had
a narrew escape from death
Thursday, if anything, was hotter
than any other day this SUMMER. 4The
thermometers in all parts OF the city
were above 9Gtlegrees all morning. AT
the CenTgI station it registered 81 In
Ffhe shade,swhffe in the sun at noon. IL
stood 122s degrees above. Business was
at stasastill all day. Nobody cared
about travelling along the hot streets.
/ Many, n ases of prostrations were re-
ported, hat only sphe. serious. Frank
Trowmfly of Fairfield, carpenter
employed at the new parochfaI. school
on the Rainss was 80 overcome that
he had TO be taken tohs home. Two
doctors attended him. Thesmasons on
several of Che blocks now in the pro-
cess Of constructor were nearly over
come. Firemen on the Maine Central
found 1t necessary to give up and in
many instances the bratemen did the
,formerS work
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WEST GARDINER.

HIGHLAND AVENUE-The annual
reunion of part of the girl graduates
of Bates College. Glass of OF will be
held this year at Alfred Merrilfs cot
tage on the shores of Lake Cobbossee-
contee. Among those who will arrive
Friday will be: Miss Sarah Himan,
HardNck, Mass: Miss Fanny de
Rochemou, Portsmouth. \. H.; Louise
Burns, Westhrook, Me. Mrs. Perley
Brown. Pressure Isle. They will be
Joined here by Mrs. Frank Names of
Presque Isle, formerly of this place
who .5A,sffso Member of the class.
They ral be joined next Monday By
Misses Julia Clasbn and Ethel Davis
of Gardiner
Guy Towle left. Thursday for Wal
pole, n. H.. for am indefinite period.
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Belfast & M0osehead R;h.
Stockholders Meeting.
Marriage Of 6. {. Brasssy-
BrlsrIey and Charlotte 3. Frost.
Death Of Capt. Thomas esadeal,
Aged 81 Years, al Belmont. -

s - rss1fs l-4a
Belfast, Me, July s. tspeciaD Miss
Charlotte Benson Frost. only daughtsr
of MIR. and. Mrs, Edwin Frost Of East
Belfast. was, united in marriage at.
p. NJ Wednesday in Bangor by Rev.
Leonard Walter Lott, rector of ST,
Johns church, to George Edward
Brasscy Brierley of Cheshire. Eng. The
young couple left Belfast yesterday
morning accompanied by the parents
of the bride. Following the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. Brassey- Brierley left for
an extended tour through Canada,
where they will visit the principal
cities and also the Canadian. Nurthe
west, where the groom has extensive
grain growing interests. ~ 4
Mrs. David l.. Wilson received. a
telegram this morning announcing the
death of her step mother, the, wife OF
Hon. Frank w. Burns of Fort Fair
field. Mrs. Wilson left on the noon
train for Fort Fairfield. sss,x
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Belfast 4 Mposehead r.
r. Co. was held yesterday and the fol-
Charles II. Eaton, f. S. Pitcher :, and
Charles w. Frederick. In the directofs
meeting which followed. Hon. Edgar
F. Hanson was elected president, NJ.
w Lord treasurer, and William H.
ouimby clerk and secretary. ssaa
> Capt Thomas Condor. died this
morning very suddenly in Belmont at
the age of 81 years. 1t is thought that
the intense heat of the past few days.
added to his weakened condition from
old age. caused his death. He was born
in Vinalhaven and of a large family.
of which only one now. survives. a
brother. Henry, of Matinicus. who Is
now very i'll at the age of So years.
One daughter, Mrs. E, H. Haney. Of
this city. and one son, Alvin T. Con-
don. at present in Ohio. several grand
children and great grandchildren sur
we as So sal - ~ fps
Herbert b. Foster has received the
news of the death in Portland of his
half brother. Edward Foster. son OF
DR.. B. B. Foster of that city.
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CHINA.

LAkESIDE-M Mrs win Niles of Hal
lowell and Miss Haskell of Augusta
have been recent visitors at Harry
Does
Mr.. and Mrs, George S. Clark are
entertaining company.
Mrs, Bertha Bassett joined the par
" tRat went to Wiseasset Thursday.
All enjoyed the day very much, also
the clam bake.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hescock were
Sunday callers on Mrs. A. c. Bassett.
Harry Worthing was calling Friday
on old friends at Lakeside
Mrs. Lesley and Mrs. Charles Cid
dine Of Weeks Mills, Mrs Harry Priest
and Mrs. Pierce called Wednesday at
a. G. Bassetts,
A. c. Bassett's family enjoyed peas
potatoes and strawberries from their
own garden July 4. ,s..,.s..n =, f. ~,
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BON,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson of NAL
den. Mass. have been visiting Mrs.
Wilson'S brothers, g, A. and Leslie
SkiIlin.
Walter Gilman Of Waterville has
been calling on friends.
The 4th of July parade moved
up the main street from E.sBesse's to
C. q. brakes and returned. The first
nrize for the best float went to the
Rebekahs The second to the Primary
school This float represented the
Queen of the Fairies mounted. on, a
throne, ana surrounded by pages and
attendants Among the horribles the
albion Band" won first prize and
Bernard Taylor and oxen The
automobiles in the h6fFif,les. attracted
attention being moved by horsepower
from behind The races were won as
follows: Obstacle race Charlie Bes-
sey, LIST; Judson Haafl5ng, I'd potato
race, Forrest Husseys list: John Far
rell, 2d; sack race, Henry Shay. 1st:
Willis Hussey, I'd: shoe race, Ed.
Plummer. LIST; 100 yafd dash. Elihu
Triton. 1st The baseball game was
won by the Albiors. A brilliant dis
play of fireworks was given in the eve-
iAAh6s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION
rendered Rev. Il. r. Lusk and Family
At Methodist Church.

Although the temperature was extreme
ly high, the vestry of the Highland Ave.
nue. Methodist church was we'll FLIED
Thursday evening when a reception was
given Rev. L. f. Lusk and the members
of his family. Mr.. Lusk has been hors
for some time but 1t was only recently
that his wife and seven children came te
this citys-to reside at the parsonage In
the receiving line with Mr.. and Mrs
Lusk and children We're Mrs. Harrie,
Bowie president of the Ladies' Aid, iin.
der whose auspices the reception was
held. The ushers were Ruth Bachelor
and Wilhelmina Joseelyn, Mr. and Mrs
c. B. Moody and s. T., Johnson.
After the formal reception a short pro
gram was held This consisted of Sc
lection by the Sunday School Orchestra
vocal duet by c. B. Moody and N. II
Trafton; reading by Miss Grace Lewis
vocal duet by Mrs. Il. c.. Dill and Mrs
j., c. Moore: and another selection by the
orchestra
Cake and fruit punch We're served. Mis-
Ethel Blair and Miss Marion Smith as
sisted by Miss Staples and Miss Fran
cena Lewis served the punch. Mrs. Ben
jamin Smith served the cake
The vestry was lastly decorated to rep
resent a reception room, with rugs, chair
and divans. This work was done by Mr.
Cooke, Mrs, Burgess. Mrs. r.R. NJ Joscelyl
and Mrs. Newell Reed. Mrs. Kate BAG
ley was the committee for the punch
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WINTHROP.

A jolly party gathered in the pine
grove on the II. S. Holmes estate July
4 for shore dinner. which all en-
ioycd Ice cream and cake. fruit and
candy We're served. Most of the gath
erinG enjoyed bathing and other sports.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. II
S. Holmes, Miss Annie Holmes, Mas
ter Earl Holmes. MIR. and Mrs. NJ
Higgins, G. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Longfelow. MIR. and Mrs. w. P.
Briggs Mr.. and Mrs A. J. MacDon-
aid. Boston, w. Pettingell, A. Wood
ard and b. Cosgrove of Lewiston. V.
Russell. Auburn.
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Lightning Strikes in Randolph

Lightning struck in Randolph Thurs
DAY afternoon during the shower on
the property of Seleetman c. r. Moody.
large tree standing near the house
hrst received the bolt. which went from
there to the wood house nearby. The
hat then entered the workshop adj
Joining the woodhouse and tore out A
mole large enough for man to walk
through. The bolt also broke every
pane of glass i'm window of the
kitchen. Mrs. Moody was sitting near
the window and much of the glass fell
into her lap. No one was Injured and
me Dot seemed only to break up things
without setting fire 10 them.
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WAYNE.

J. ~ fike went to East Livermore
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
his brother, Jonas Pike.
Fred,Hanes will cut the grass on Tu-
dor Jennings farm on shares.
Wayne celebrated the Fourth with
athletic sports. ball game and fire.
works in the evening. The mercury
stood at 96 above in the shade.
G. w. Walton had green peas and
new potatoes on his table on the
Fourth of July. grown this season on
his farm e
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3Fst ls4f - a.
THE SOL DER FLYERS.
Army Students of Aviation Showing
Excellent Progress at Washington.

Washington. July 6.r-The army flyers
engaged IN the study Of aviation at Col
lege Park. Nd. near. this city,. arse daily
showing excellent results The altitude
record for the grounds has been achieved
by Lieut. Arnold Almost every day.
however, progress is shown and hts mark
of $500 feet may be beaten soon. LIEUT.
Milling. speeding before a stiff vino,
made 70 miles an lhonrl at the. so0o- foot
level. When he landed 1t was within u
feet of his starting point This was the
best work shown in accuracy at finding
the spot whence a start was made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
KNOX
WAR;

The State convention of Kings
Daughters convened with the Baptist
Circle of this town last Wednesday
and Thursday The attendance was
large and the services were much en-
joyed,
A party ~ Warren ladies passed last
week with Mrs. Geo. Walker at her
cotagte at Martins point. ~
II, V. Starrett has returned to mis-
home, after his seasons work on the
Maine Year Book. n
A large delegation from Warren
passed the Fourth at Oakland park
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Hodgdon OF
Medford, Mass, are visiting at Henry
V. Starretts.
Nathan Copeland. who has been em-
ployed at Portland, has returned home
Miss Alice Davis came home from
Arlington Mass, to remain this sum
mer with her mother, Mrs Arlyn Hall.
Mrs. Gertrude Hahn and daughter
Margrettc, Mrs Hattie Hahn of
Thomaston. and Mrs. Agnes Spear
were guests Thursday of Mrs. E. p.
Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan of Rock
land were Sunday visitors of her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Copeland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
THE COTTON MARKET.
Rains Cause Slight Break in Futures
July Up Four Points.

New Orleans, July 6-The price of
the most active crop deliveries in the
cotton future market broke a quarter
of a cent pound today as the result
of rains in Texas and Oklahoma. Bulls
made no effort to support the new crop
months. but the old crop months re-
ceivea support and July was kept at
Is cents. or four points over yester-
days close. At this price. Frank B.
Hayne. the bull leader. bid for $4,000
bales. but the ring sold him only q
few hundred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07

a delightful concert at Monument park
Thursday evening before large number
of people. These concerts are becoming
more popular than ever The following
program was given:
hdtth- ARRIVAL King, EHeker
NIttufe- Mosaic, Robinson
Polka Brunette and Blond" Robinson
Cornet solo H r Drew.
Put Your Arms Around Me. Honey"
Won 1iIzer
Mdfch-" torcOfan Cadets, Sousa
Sefenade-' preamland, Rockwell
iey-.Annina, La Fargo
March-sNapoleon, Last Charge
Ellis and Paul
RAG Persian Lamb" Wenrich
"Haviland's Happy Hits" No >. Halle
songs OF the Nation Lampe
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LOCAL NOTICE.
Special Car =

oPcCtdI Car
Win eNWaterville. .every SUNDAY
at $40 A. NJ, up to and intending Sept.
iith for Augusta, to connect with the
steamer Islander for Richmond, Bath.
Capitol and Squirrel Islands. sOcean
Point. arriving at Boothbay Harher
about 11.so A. NJ. Rsturn; leaves
Boothbay -Harbor at 1.3g p, NJ. stop
ping at the Islands, Bath. Richmond.
Gardiner, arriving at Augusta about 6
O'Clock p. NJ. Connects at Bath with
the l.. BIS B. Electric. Road for. New
Meadows Inn, Brunswick and Lewis
ton ITO miles for $i.25 sea voyage.
Shore dinner at New Meadows Inr,
Beautiful scenery.
june30, fri&sattosepta "
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An urgent deficiency bill. with s1S1, aSi
tackled on by the Senate committee to
the total of s3l,650 as the measure, pro-
vided. was reported to the Senate Thurs
day by Chairman Warren of the commit
tee on appropriations. The bill provides
sl5o,0oe TO complete the construction of a
general supply depot for the army at
Fort Mason, Cal. including the necessary
buildings and wharves for the scconmo-
dation of at least four ships of the army
transport service.
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Reception to the Misses Miner

An Informal reception was rendered the
Misses Alma and Mary Miner, daughters
of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Miner, Thursday
evening in the vesary of the Winter
Street Free Baptist church. While infor-
NAL, II was pleasant affair. The COM
mttee from the Ladies' Aid in charge of
the reception were Mrs. J. H. Genthner,
Mrs. Helen Dudley, Mrs Addie Berry
Mrs. George Dill and Mrs. Howard Ring
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PALERMO.

NoRT1T-Earl c. Nelson arrived home
Friday night for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Ethel Rradstreet passed few days
last week with her parents, MIR. and 'sss.
H. NJ. Nelson
airs. Mandy Moody is visiting her, SIS,
ter. Mrs. Nancy Black !.
One of our thrifty farmers, George 6s-
good, has picked from his garden greep
peas, has sweet corn spindled and has
mowed ten acres of grass.
Mrs. Blanch Pierce of Hallowen visited
her mother, Mrs. Mary Wilton, the past
week.
CENTFR-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ennT
bingham are the parents of a ,daugsaek
born June 2sth. =.
Miss Rita Cox is visiting her sstep-
mother. Mrs. Henry COMBS
Miss Cassie Gushman. who has been
visiting at $. E. Bowler's. reformed Sat.
urday to her home in Montville.
Mrs. S. f. Bowler and daughter Kssh-
crime visited relatives in Montvila sat
urday ana Sunday.
EAST-Mrs. A. J. Tibbetts and daueh-
ter Sylvia, who have been passing the
last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Leavett at Winthrop, returned home sun
day.
sir. and Mrs. Charles Hannah of 1aun-
ton, Mass. are passing a vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Hannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elyin Turner and son Max
of Augusta are the guests of Mr.. Turner's
parents, Sir. aud Mrs " W. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Tibbetts of Bethel
wers weekend guests OF Mr.. Tibbetts'
patents. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbetts.
they made the trip In AN automobile.
Mrs. Ida Young. who has been passing
several weeks with her son. W. II. Young.
an BROOKS. has returned to her hone