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Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
ANOTHER FRAUD
Stock Jobbers Will Soon Find
Graham County an Un-
healthy Place

Despite the punishment of the agents
of the Saving and Loan Company that
came into Graham county and did busi-
ness illegally, one more agent got into
the Golfers of our citizens with illegal
" sold stock during the past few days.
Phe agent decamped, however, before
the officers of the law were able to get
hold of him. The agent was named
%. l.. Lance, and he was representing
the Standard Railway Manufacturing
Co., of Tacoma, Washington. As soon
as word reached the county officials,
the corporation commission was notified
and asked if the company was legally
qualified to do business in Arizona.
The letter brought back this answer,
addressed to the county attorneys office:
"Yours of the 22d at hand and reply
thereto will advise that the Standard
Railway Mfg. Co., have not qualified
t0Asell stock in the State. We thank
you for your interest in this matter,
and assure you that the only conviction
thus far obtained for any violation of
the .Blue sky law has been in Gra-
ham county and that through your in
dustry and untiring efforts. If this
particular company is selling stock in
your county, we trust you will prose-
cute them to the limit.
"Yours truly,
"ARIZoNA CORPORATION CON-,
''By w. P. Geary."
County Attorney Crosby says: 81
think one of the crying shames is the
way that fake stocks, agencies and
patents have been unloaded on the peo-
pie of the Gila valley. appreciate
having corporation commission and
proper legislation by which it can now
be stopped. If the people will only
make proper inquiries before they deal
with any agents, it will not be very
long before we can make an end of
this wrong.
These things have taken out enough
from this valley in the last five years
to have built our Smithville Extension
canal that would make homes for two
thousand people.
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court. of Graham County, Ari-
zona
X: W. Emenheiser. plaintiff, vs. Leonard l..
Hollers. S. Z. Holers and Jane Doe Hollers wife
of said S. E. Hollers. defendants.
Action brought in the Superior Court of the
County of Graham. State Of Arizona.
The State of Arizona. sends greeting to Leon
ard L. Hoers. 5. f. Hoers and Jane Doe Hol-
lers, wife of said S. e. Hollers.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
e-named plaintiff and answer the complaint
filed with the Clerk of the above-enttled Court at
Solomonvie, in the County of Graham, State of
Arizona. within twenty t20) days Exclusive of
the day of service) after the service upon you of
this summons, if served in this County; in all
other cases within thirty days.
You are hereby notified that If you fail to appear
and answer the complaint as required by law
Judgment by default will be taken against YOU
Given under my hand and the seal of
lSEALt the Superior Court affixed hereto at
Solomonville this 30thd day of March, 1912.
7-St Il r. w. SMITH. Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
LOCAL NEWS

Lee j. Broshears is reported to
be slowly improving.
Judge A. G. McAlister was visit
or in Stafford Monday.
A cement sidewalk is being laid
in front of John Browns store.
Mrs. James Thorpe, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is re-
ported as being much improved.
The clearance sale of S. T.. Bran
ham at his cash store in Thatcher
has been a grand success.
Mrs. B. F. Thum and children
went to Camp Inception on Monday
They will spend the summer there.
For SALE Houses, lots and busi-
ness properties in Miami. also stocks
and mining properties. H. M.
Brown, Postoffice Box 1904 Miami,
Arizona. -. 17-4t
j. C. Robinson has filed applica-
tion for letters Of administration of
the estate of w. d. Robertson.
: Mrs. Kate Jennings and Mrs..Z.
.-C. Prina and children have moved
to Camp Arcadia for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Merrill, of
johnson, Arizona, came in Saturday
to spend the Fourth with relatives.
Asa Turner. an old time resident
of Solomonville. died at the county
hospital last Friday and was buried
Saturday.
Mrs. A. r. Lynch and children
left for the coast Monday. They
will remain in California during the
warm Weather.
Miss Bertie Madsen left Friday
morning for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Mckinney.
at San Diego, California.
Since the Chamber of Commerce
was organized an average of about
one dozen inquiries have been an
swered each day, concerning our re-
sources.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Emma M.
Foote to Mr.. Oscar Clyde Layton at
the residence of the brides parents
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Houston Roach. who he's ,e
of the finest blackberry patches in
the c unity, presented The GUAR.
DIAN office with a box of the d :
licious berries Monday. If you want
fine berries you should get them
from her.
Burial caskets carried in stock by
The iGila Valley Furniture and Hard
ware Store. So If; ~
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05

Advertise in The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
: First publication June 2i-5t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Serial No. 0l4780.
ny G nn M

Serial No 0l47S0.
u. s. Land Office at Phoenix Ariz
June IA, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Nathan o. Tenney,
of Bonita, Arizona, who, on June 26 1911,
made Homestead entry. No. 0l4780. Sc. " NE. u
NE. u Sc. u Section g. Township S, Range q
E, G 4 K Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before R. W.
Smith; Clerk of the Superior Court. at Solo
monville. Ariz., on the 23d day of July. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel V. Pollock, Orsen P. skousen Laura
I. Skousen. all of Thatcher Arizona: Horace
Gardner of Stafford, Arizona.
FRANK H. PARKER, Register
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
First publication June 2i-5t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF The 1NTERlOR
Serial No. 0395
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona,
June Ia, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Charles ID. Haynie,
of Pima, Arizona, who. on August 3. 1905 made
desert land entry, No 0395, for lot e. Sc. NV.
Il, Section 30 Township 8 S, Range % Z, G & S r
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before R. w. Smith Clerk of Superior
Court at Solomonyille, Arizona, the 22d day
of July. 1912.
Claimant names witpesses:
William Mallon, George Wilson. REQ j. Larson,
George Rogers. all of Pima. Arizona.
FRANK ii. PARKER, Register
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
Notice

We can save you money on all
kinds of Summer Field Seeds.
Write for prices and samples.
ARIZONA SEED Co.
l37 N. Central Ave, Phoenix,
Arizona. 19-4t !,
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05

One l6.horse power gasoline en-
gine and first-class hay baler. Will
trade for hay, or will sell on easy
terms. Bankable note accepted same
aslcash. WEAVER BRIER!t 13ltf
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
An $18 Typewriter

Have you seen the new typewrit-
er at Colton's Office? It is dandy
and only $l8. Everyone can afford
a typewriter now. loft
Graham guardian., 1912-07-05
For Sale

| have two medium sized work
horses want to sell. a third one if
wanted, and / will sell them with or
without harness at moderate price.
1885, GEORGE H. CROSBY, Jr..
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MISS CA1RARlNe WILSON
AND MR, LLOYD HYR0
MARRIED WEDNESDAY

Lloyd Hurd and Miss Catherine VII
son were married by Rev. Il. NJ
Jamiesou at the parsonage OF the Unit
cd Presbyterian church on South
Ninth street at O'Clock this morning
in the presence OF few friends. Miss
Fern Adams and Miss Jessie Neal. n
innate associates Of the bride. were
the Official witnesses OF the wedding
ceremony and accompanied Mr.. ami
Mrs. Hurd on their honeymoon trip .
Colorado springs The bride came 70
Canon City four years ago from sa-
lima. Kansas. and is a popuiS- and
talented Young woman The groo
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Hurd
Of -Four MHe and is well and favorahly
known In the community. The newly
weds will shortly 20 TO housekeeping
IN an attractive bungalow on East
Main stree, recently erected FOR their
oceupancy.
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iAdvcrfiscmentl
WALL PAPERS GALORE FOR
THE ARTISTIC PERSON

The splendid assortment OF wall pa
pers for this season. which We pur-
chased recently. are now ready for
your inspection.
These are striking in their novelty
aud bcauty--to be strictly up-to-date
in the new things IL to see these new
arrivals.
Honycy 4 KEYS have done some Of
the largest and most elaborate Jobs u
decorating In thls city. and besides
have done great deal OF work in 9TH
or cities In this vicinity. We can do the
work-do Il right and as cheaply as
anybody anywhere We gladly submit
dealgns OF any decorations desired.
Public buildings. churches and homo
decorations a specially.
HENvEY & KEYS,
eaots dis Main street.
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PASSED PEACEFULLY
AWAY TUESDAY kI6HT

Mrs. Drake. mother OF W, 5. Drake.
chef at the Strathmore hotel. died II
ths home OF her daughter. Mrs. Chap
pei. in East Canon between nine and
ten o'clock Tuesday night IN the sew
enty-seventh year OF her age. De
ceased had been in failing health for
some time as the result OF heart di-
seSse. No suffering or discomfort was
apparent as the end approached snd
while sitting in her chair she passed
peacefully into that sleep that knows
no waking. Mrs Drake returned to
Canon City two or three weeks ago
from New York. whore she spent tho
summer visiting one OF her daughters
The funeral and interment win. prob
ably. take place at Florence.
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DIED At HER HOME
IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Mrs EIlen Wright. mother Of Mrs
Carrie r. Marr. passed away wednes-
day. September IS. at her home in De-
troi,, Michigan. the next morning after
the arrival OF Mrs Marr. Funeral
services we're held Sunday. Mrs
Wright was past worthy m-sron II
the Eastern Star in an Eastern chap
ter A memorial service was held IN
this city at Masonic temple SUNDAY
afierr5on by Canon City chapter No.
q. o. Z 5
Mrs Wright spent some months N
the city with her daughter and made
many friends by her gentle disposition
and many mining ways. She Joined
the woman's Relief Corps and idend-
fed herself with the Interests OF the
people with whom she came in con-
tact. as II she intended making this
her permanent home. She was good
woman and has gone to well earned
rest
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-03
Interesting

On East Main street. Interesting
games were played and dainty refresh
meats OF ice cream and cake were
served. The party disbanded at la.e
hour. claimins Mrs. Diamond the best
~ostess ever The party was in order
Of farewell as M. Fred Diamond
expects TO leave soon to take up his
studies at the state Agricultural col
lege
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MRS. ANNA 7. STAFFORD
HAS PASSED AWAY

Mrs Anna Tut stafford, wife Of Rev.
7. p. stafford OF the Baptist church Of
Canon Ci,y, died this morning at 4
O'Clock. after long Illness.
She was born and reared In Mis-
souri, and vas the daughter Of pr. and
Mrs. b C Tut.
At I.ibcr,y. Missouri. where her fair
er was pastor OF the Baptist church
rrd whcrc nr. stafford was also pas
ter nf the chufch and afterwards pro-
SCISSOR IN William Jewell college. she
sncnt tho arror part of her life. \
little more than four years ago she
came to Canon Ciuf. seeking the ben-
EFT Of this climate 70 which she felt
Indebted Tor proIonscd life and many
happy days and in which place she
fcnnd. as elsewhere. many kind
friends
There viii be short memorial
service at Tho residence, sas Pike.
Thursday morning at $500.
Tie body VIII be taken to Liberty.
Missouri. for burial.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-03
fRUITMERE
AND F0URMILE

Mr.. Perrie Williams weat to Dea-
yer Saturday where he expects 10 en-
ter the Barnes Business college His
trends wlsh him the best Of success
in his new undertaking.
Miss Byrtlna Mink Went to Roseta
Saturday where she expects to take
W her work az Instructor in the PUB
lie school Monday.
The ueighbors are all very sorFy
,e note that SIR. Robert Lovern has
been quite poorly the last few dass
with bad cold We hope he viii
soon be able to be around again
Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson and child
rem we're guests Of Nr. and Mrs.
Al Back sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs r. \. Gaze, who we're
called 10 Campbeilsport. Wisconsin.
several DAYS ago. returned home sat-
urday. accompanied by two OF Mr..
Cages brothers. Messrs. Russell and
Floyd Gage. Of piedrich. Idaho.
Mr. Prince Woods OF Tallahassee
spent a few days OF last week in town
looking after business interests,
s.ss.
Mrs. Geo. Newell spent Saturday
visiting her parents. AIR. and Mrs
r. L. Gage. OF Four Mne,
Misses Lena and Emma SNYDER have
teen quite sick the past few days with
,onsiiius. We are glad to know they
are improving. Word has also been
received from Miss Constance and she
IL getting aions just fine.
ssass
The threshcrs have been busy the
last few DAYS At Mt vahldie's. Mr.. NJ
Kenzlcs. Mr.. saenmler's and Mr.. Dur
ning's.
Mrs. J. W, Augustine rctarned sat
urday from few days visit with
friends in Colorado springs
Among the number OF men who have
gone to the mountains for a few days
recreation and deer are Mr.. Bon
Curtis and father To the Black noun
tain country; Mcss=s. Geo Newell and
Madse Madison. To tho summervll'e
ranch at Parkdale; Messrs Ed Fats.
Merriam. VIII aud Gus Hall. and Mr..
}, W. Augustine and son Donald 10
We hope they VIII be re-
wardcd with the best of luck
Mrs. Geo. \. Diamond very pleasant
iy entertained party OF about
twenty young people at her residence
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Representing Homo League orphanasc

Mrs. Eiva Retiring OF Denver. rep
rcsentlng the Home League orphan
age. founded by jay NJ. Lind. was n
visitor In Canon City on Tuesday, She
was here In the interest OF the Institi-
tion with which she is connected.
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LINCOLN PARK
Y NEWS NOTES

hon ouney 10 ooutn i-tn Sietl IA
ordef to give the children the advant-
age Of schooling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Ahart are visit
Ing his week at the Stamm home at
Garden Park. =
Bert Snow and Melvin AfflIck have
gone up In the vicinity of Waugh
Mountain on business and to do some
hunting.
n. B. King spent a few days last
week in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cunningham left
the last OF the week for an extended
visit in Iowa. They will stop of st
Hutchinson. Kansas. for a short stay
IN route,
Since returning from her summer
vacation at Paris. Mo. Miss Lulu Dick
inson was a guest for few days a.
the home of her cousin. Mrs. Herard.
on PIX avenue
sssss
Mrs Brooks Carver returned the
first OF the week from the western
siopcs She says the weather was fine
there. but she likes Lincoln Park bet
ter. Brooks remained to pack apples
for awhile.
Mr. Hann's little boy. who vas op-
Grated on recently at Graves hospital
FOR an abcess on the side Of his head.
is reported TO be getting along nicely.
The family expect TO move To Texas
In the neST future
Mrs. y. n. King returned wednes-
day from her visit 10 different points
in Iowa. From there she saw her
daughter. Helen. on her way to OBJ
criin enter college. where she ar
rived safely. according to later re-
por;s
My. Goiiih Hallaeur and family
ir0As'eswn from westclire the las; OF
the week for visit with his mother
and sister. Mrs. schlaeppi. They re-
rrned Sunday
.sss.
J. c. Moore stopped over Tuesday
Uiih DR.. cadwcll's family Mr Moore
Is an uncle o. Mrs. CALDWELL and was
IN his way 10 his home at Boone. Iowa.
He has been TO Portland. Oregon. with
he remains Of HIS mother for inter
neni at the home cemetery.
s.sss
Mrs. ysrt Ready Is enjoying visit
rom ~ mother. and sister. Mrs Geo.
Sullivan. from Montana.
Mrs Herhrd. accompanied by her
'athcr. J. z. Dickinson. who has been
iere on a visit. Is leaving this week
or Texas. Mrs. Herard viii visit her
iauEh,er at corsIoana and Mr.. Diekin-
,on win 20 ON 20 his home a; Sanford.
Mrs. Herard expects to visit her faith
n at the latter place about Christmas
ime
Mrs ". W. Piummcr returned Mon
lay from Kansas where she was call
d to attend the funeral OF her mother
Ter sister. Miss Wilson. will remain
With the family a few days longer
.....
The Lincoln Park schools opened
ionday in good shape A little finish
ng work with furnace and radiators
completes the improvement Of the
,uilding which now accommodates all
he grades nicely. Miss Pearl wenzcl
substituting In Miss Wilson's ROOM
urIng her absence in Kansas for a
hort time a
.as.s
Mr.. Bert Ready has gone up in the
tallahassee district to hunt deer
i,h his brother In-law. Mr. sullivan.
MIR II. c. Poihcmus reports that
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-03

his daughter, Mrs. Maud Austin. Mr.
Thompson found his mother getting
on in years and quite feeble. He re-
ports his daughter In good health and
spirits. and comfortably situated in 4
home across the street from her
grandmother. He enjoyed his visit
very much with Mr. and Mrs. Austin.
and was well pleased with his trip in
every way.
Miss Birdie Anderson OF Lee Sum-
nit. suburb OF Kansas City. No. who
has been soiourning In Canon City
the past i've weeks. spent few days
Of last week with Mrs. Emma Baird.
Sunday the Baird family. Miss Ander-
son and Mr.. George Palm were dinner
guests at the home OF z. d. Davis on
Elm avenue. The party are all old
Missouri friends.
Sherman avenue crchardists. not
having work on their own ranches this
tall, are not content to be idle and are
busy at work here and there Mr..
Brewer. with a ranch on the east end.
is working in the hay fields near West
cllffe: F. W. Smith Is driving for the
Palace livery barn; J. N. Anieck
drives to Florence frequently with
ranch produce: VI. c. Gains and sons
have been hauling up their big wheat
crop from the Sloan district: ]. =.
Mcmillan starts out early each morn
ing with delivery wagon for Canon
Grocery company; Mr.. Beardsiey Is
acting as janifor for the South Canon
high school building. Mr. Morgan If
Interested in the sale Of land tracts
near Florence: J. = Freidinger g
packing apples in the RoekafeiloW
orchard: Jake HaIlaeur is busy wi-h
farm interests In the Wet Mounta n
valley. A a. Gebhardt is helping Alex
Muir gather apples in his eieht-aere
orchard In East Canon: J. L. Andrews
has been eIerking at Felter's clothins
store. and other busy people. too num-
erous to mention. With two profes-
slonal men and another business man
making daily trips 10 town from sher-
man avenue. II looks like "somcthins
doing 10 any other street on Lin
coin Park can show a better record
for Industry. let them report
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-03
COUNT IN
BIG PIANO CONTEST

The first count OF the votes for the
Big Piano Contest was made Tuesday
II showed several things-that many
had been nominated. that many are in
terested in the contest. and that many
al i-eady are holding up their votes.
Many more votes have been issued
than show ua in this contest
Candidates and their friends should
remember the distribution OF hand
some silverware to be given away ol
October 18th. You can see IT in Franz
Singers store.
After the count is made TUESDAY.
October 18th. these fine special prizes
o, Rogers silverware will be awarded
This IS just a little inducement 70
set into the game early. These prizes
alone are worth going after.
The special prizes for October 18th
are:
First-e6 piece set
second-20-piece set.
Thlrd-iS-piece set
Fourth-s-desert and 6 teaspoons.
To the next six in the list six tea
sl.oons each.
Districts cut no figure in this speeiil
t.rira dfstributiou.
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Mr.. Bert Ready has gone up in the
tallahassee district to hunt deer
nth his brother n-law. Mr. sullivan.
sasss
Mr. II. C. PoIhcmus reports that
omi..s with other ladies to attend
missionary convention. and "left the
Id man to do his own cooking"
..s.s
Abok twenty-five Of Miss Hazel
evils ySxpE friends gave her
nerry surlrIse party at her homo on
arfcid street on Saturday esening.
! was the occasion OF her sixfeenth
irtAdny anniversary.
esess
L. q. Thompson returned Monday
vening from a short trip to Toledo.
,hIo. where he visited his mother. and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

got real peeved last night at one
o'clock because he found one of
his police intoxicated. Fired him.
Then fired other half of force for
violating strict rule.
Mayor Geiss is patroling the
town all by his lonesome. City
Marshal Michael Manahan, who
left duty at midnight, got home
in time to save himself from get.
ting the Can"
Mildred Kilbourne, 4, bitten by
dog belonging to Mrs. Mary
Krinez, 2246 Racine ave,
Charles Strasser, 2, S16 Wells
st., crushed between street car
and iron uprights of Wells st.
bridge, Died at Passavant hospi-
tai.
Burglars robbed home of Rev.
6. Schussler, 6040 Princeton ave,
pastor of Reformed English Lu-
theran church, of SIS worth of
jewelry. Overlooked small safe
containing $1,000.
S. G. Harris, IS Lake ave-, man
ufacturers' agent, found dead in
new Park View hotel, 6237 Cot
tage Grove ave, Suicide. Gas.
Despondent over illness of two
relatives.
Floyd Stephens, 2e, Lagrange,
Md, drowned while bathing at
Mackinaw. Cramps.
Dennis Ska, IL, 1850 Dix ST.,
injured by westbound Milwaukee
ave. car at. Desplaines and Way
man SITS, County hospital,
Dennis told police car didn't
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

ST., instantly killed by westbound
Archer ave. car in front of 1886
w. 38th st.
George Kline, Cleveland, O.,
stole trinkets from and 10 cent
store, Monroe and S, State SITS.
Says he stole to get money for
food. Discharged.
Jennie Jacobs, wife of Herman
D. Jacobs, cigarmaker, sued for
divorce. Says he has mania for
throwing things at her,
One time, she says, she asked
him for a cup of tea and he threw
whole pot at her. Another time
he hit her in the face with piece
of beefsteak. Raw deal, Herman.
Sergeant Nicholas Pauly and
Policeman Fred A, Meyer, while
searching for body of Marie Don-
lat, who was drowned at foot Of
Buena ave-, narrowly escaped
drowning when their boat, Blue
Bell" capsized.
Myron H. Norton, 81, retired
undertaken, Waukegan, ILL.,, who
was knocked down at Jackson
blvd. and S. Wabash ave-,
Wednesday afternoon, died at
Rhodes Ave. hospital.
William Lewandowski, 1850
Elton ave-, missing since July II,
called up his wife and told her to
never mind the funeral, he was
not dead yet.
Mrs. Lewandowski had identi-
fed body of man drowned at the
foot of Roscoe st. as that of her
husband.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-26

W. A. Smith OF Waterville has been
in town, today, calling on acquaint-
ances.
Miss Yelma Fogg is visiting at the
home of Rev and Mrs. Fred Letch In
Auburn. She left for that city this
morning
Mrs. J. J. Lander of Bingham VS.
among the out-of-town people here 10
attend the Chapman concert, Monday
evening.
Supt. L. W. Gerrish of the Skow-
hegan-M Madison schools is in Augusta
today, to attend a meeting of the
Maine Schools superintendent.
The merchants reports good holi-
day trade in spite of the lack of
snow, which might have kept many
of the up-country folks at home
Mrs. Bruce White was in Portland,
Tuesday to meet Mr.. White of Spok-
ane Falls, Wash, who has come to
Skowhegan for visit with his family.
Roy Symonds, who has lately re-
turned from Rumford where be was
employed in the office of a paper mill
in that town, has accepted a position
In the Skowhegan Savings bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon G. Ingalls, and
little daughter, Martha, of Foxboro.
Mass. who have been the guests of
Mrs ingalls, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Walton, returned homo today.
At the regular meeting OF Parmenas
Encampment, No. Is. |. o. O. f., held
Tuesday evening, the Royal Purple
degree was conferred upon class OF
candidates. There were also nine APP
plications received for membership.