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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-24
RUSSIAN STORY HOUR.

Russia, the home of varied people.
The land which extends from the Arc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-24

the plaintiff Judgment in the sum of
$225O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-24

E. r. BARNES.
DIR. II. G. EPLEY.
w. r. JENKS.
w. T. RIGDON.
GREAT NORTHERN CASKET
COMPANY.
JOHN BAYNE.
DIR. j. w. MEREDITH.
A. A. UNDERHILL.
VIM. L. CUMMINGS.
GEORGE WATSON.
U. j. LEHMAN.
C. M. ROBERTS.
b. l.. SLEEVES.
j. w. BECKLEY.
+. E. FISHER.
f. II. REASONER.
w. f. FOSTER.
G. A. LARSON.
b. H. WHITE.
E. A. BENNETT.
w. L. MERCER.
G. V. ELLIS, M. D.
DIR. j. 0. VAN WINKLE.
I. II. VAN WINKLE.
u. S. MILLER.
d. II. MOSHER.
PROF. E. SHERWOOD, Secy.
paid Advertisement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-24

make more progress in the future than have in the
past. We believe that moral improvement should keep
pace with physical progress
Voters, both men and women do you know and real
ze that your right to vote gives you supreme power in this
matter Will you exercise that power November A? We
plead with you to do so.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
CALlENrE TOWN

Assessed to Unknown Owners
Lot in Caiente,L OF CD lack 2;
L los ON ID ntCn Heights; Lot |.
Blk. A. Tax. 1891; penalty. 20 cts
adv $200 Total. S5.2G.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13

demanded. The successful bidder
VIII be required to enter into al
undertaking conditioned on the
faithful performance OF contract -
an amount to be determined by
said Board The Board reserves the
RI sht to reject any and all bids sub
mltsed under this notice.
CHAs. GULVERWELL,
Clerk Of said Board
First pub. Dec. 8; last. Jan. 3,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13

Notice is hereby given, that the
Beard o. County Commissioner OF
Lincoln County, Nevada, at their
meeting to be held Monday, January
5th. 1914, will receive and act
upon bids for the feed
Ing OF county prisoners from
he Gth cay OF January, 1914, e
and including the 3lst day dec
ember, 1874. Bis will be requif
ed to he submitted en- basis OF
certain price FIR each meal fur
nish d, and, under the terms here
Of good wholesome meals vii b'
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
- OF TAXES DELINQUENT

49,, is hereby given 70 whom II
.-ncarn ami 70 the following
n9 persons, corporation. and to
= ,,p or clsiaian-s TO the TO-
~ das rib d real prop -, Lin
.,,a c uniy. NeYn6a.
en- re HEREBY notified tait the
state AID County purposes
:. o. ne wear, =. D., 1913. assessed
~ - the following described prop
now deli quent and that 10
g. Get penalty, together with the
~, cs aiyortis.n5, has been added
p,T MINES, DELAMAR ROAD
,.sassed 10 Geo. Ames-
Rose Ri-h, Adam, John Brown,
"a lav Extension Nc. 2, Extension
- ? cerrlda >, Asphodel. Princess.
cold Brick, Ronnow. Fierossa, Fie-
go NJ. 5. Hindry, Caadelors. Hike.
n.eis Lockout, Cod Note. Eleanor,
orta 10, Mono, Tony, Fetterman.
So,rato,. Doctor, Jefferson. Sally
Ann June. Spider. COLLEEN Fleece
carbon. Lease, Cone, Sunrise and
.. interest in Mil iosaire. Tax. $422-
60. Daaa ty, SAP &c; adv, $500. To-
tal 5458SS.
And you are f Their notified tina
,egy a the foregoing delinquent lis
he's baea fiji d with the District AT
toracy l. Lincoln County st~.e o.
Nevada and thai unless the delin
rapt taxes her in specified ara
nail 10 the Treasurer as the Ex-Of
fiaio Tax Rec liver within 20 days
from tn publication Of this no
flee together with the penalty and
cost II aiycr isiag, action viii be
commenced by the District or Pros.
ecpting Attorney for the collection
of said taxes and costs.
c. W. GARRISON,
County Auditor, Lincoln County,
Nevada.
Dated Pioeho, Nevada, Dec. 10th,
1913.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Theo w. Veuhoff:
You are hereby notified that we have
expended during the years 1911 and
1912, twelve hundred dollars worth OF
lIhor and improvements upon the fol-
living described Lode Mining claims,
situated in unknown mining district.
Lincoln county, state of Nevada,
namely: Golden Star, Golden Star No
4, Golden Star No. z. lode mining
claims, relocated Aug. 8, 1907. by
| p. Nugent. T. W. Curlett and Theo
" veuhofD recorded in book Y page
49, Lincoln county, Nevada, records.
Golden Star No. lode mining
claim, located by T. W. Curlatt, Thee
w. veuhoff, Dan Nugcnt, July 13nd.
recorded in book Y page rs. Lincoln
county, Nevs "a, cords TIE Jumbo
Land Jumbo No. / lsde mining claims,
i9catel by d. Nlsen., 4. w. Gur.stt.
Theo w. Veuhoff, September y, 1898,
recorded in book BIZ. page ~ Lincoln
county, Nevada, records.
In order to hold said Gains, under
tho provisions Of sect. 1894, United
States revised statutes and the amcn'
ment thereto approved Jan. ~, 1880
concerning the amount required Il
hold said mining claims fer the tw,
years ending December 81. 1912. ant
il within ninety days after publication
hereof you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion of such sxpendi
lures. as co-owner, which amouat
to one third OF the amount e2pende'
e ON said mining claims for said pur
= poses, together with the costs Q
this advertisement, your interest 4
said claims will become THE propert
o. the subscribers, your co-owner'
:" who have made such expenditures b
y term of said section.
DANIEL NUGENT
= T. w. CURLETT,
- Goldfieid, Nevada, October, 4, 19l
!, First Pub Oct. Ii, 10.
:: Last Pub. Jan. 10, IA
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. to all whom
IL may concern. that the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Lin
coin County, Nevada. at the meeting
OF said Board to be held Monday.
January 9Th. 1914. viii receive and
art upon bids for the care of the
comfy INDECENT sick, such contract
70 run from the 9Th day Of January.
1914, to and including the 3lst day
December, 1914. All bids submitted
must conform In substance to the
following requirements, and all or
any bids received and opened By
said Board and not so conforming
gin he d'sregas ded:
Taa bidder is required to state q
definite price for the care OF two
persons, or less. as basis, ana
the amount to be charged for each
additional person more than two.
BY the words care of county In
digent sick as herein used, Is
meant the furnishing of suitable food
odging, clothing, medicines and ali
necessary professional services OF
4 physician. The board will re-
serve the right under said contract.
when let, to finally determine Ia
each instance whether or not q per-
son shall be admitted to the said
county hospitsl under the said con-
tract and shall also determine the
iuration of any persons stay there
Ia and said contract will not be
let with the idea Of having all coun-
" charges and dependents confined
in said hospi al, but only such OF
hose as may be determined upon
by the Board OF County Commission
ers. The person receiving said con
tract will be required to enter into
an agreement with the County OF
Lincoln to furnish medical attention
anl prof ssioual services to all coun
" indecent sick ard county depend
EMS other than those confined In
said hospital, a tie price now OBJ
aiming. Further information car
be hsd in relation to said bid Z!
| writing or calling upon the underslgn
| I'D Clerk of said board at his OF
| lice in Poche. Lincoln County. Ne
l gada, and all bids must be fiie'
with said Clerk on or before Il
\ o'c'ock A. M. Monday, January 9th
1914. The successful bidder wi
DO required to enter into an undei
aking conditioned on the faiti
| full performance CT contract in .
amount to b determined by sal
\ Board The Board reserves tn
right to reject any or al bids SUI
United under this notice.
CHAS. CULVERWHId4,
Clerk OF said Board.
First pub. Disc. 6; last,J ana.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLI
cation for Franch S y

cation for Franchss
Notice is hereby given, that on
the first day Of December, A. d.,
1913, there was flld with the Board
of County Commissioner CT Lin
! coin County, Nevada, the following
| Application for Franchise by the
4 Amalgamated Fioche NJ. & S Corn.
asking the privilege and franchise OF
.aylg a certain water main through
the Main Street Of the town Of Pr
oche, Lincoln County, Nevada, as
is more fully shown by said appli
cation being accompanied by a
petition signed by majority of
the resident taxpayers OF the said
town OF Phoebe, and the necessary
deposit as determined by the Board
/ Of County Commissioners fer tbs
,, oaa icaton Of this notice having beer
: made by said applicant, it was ord
+ dered by the s1id ard that Monday
I January 5th, 1911, at 1870 O'Clock r
: NJ be set as the time when sale
= application shall be heard and whel
e objections to the granting Of sucl
= franchise, right or privilege as ap
pied for shall be h AID. BY orde
n Of the Board OF County Commission
. ers Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
4 Attest: CHAS. CULYERWELL,
! Clerk Of said Beard:
| APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE
TO the Honorable Boa.d Of Cour
ty Commissioners of the County {
Lincoln. state Of Nevada:
! Your applicant, Anaelgamsted P
oche M. & S. Corporation, a corpo
alton duly organized and existing u
] der and by virtue Of the laws Of tt
State OF Maine, does hereby most Re
| peetively make application to yo'
j Honorabl Board to grant unto
for the term Of Twenty-Five yea
the requisite authority and fra
/ chiss to construct. ingtall, mainta
and operate an ind rground pipe Iii
for the conveyance of water, throui
1 and under that certain stree or pu
/ lie highway running between BIO
4 TWenty-SeVen at4u tioeA i'"SA
nine Of said town OF Pioche, a
through and under Main Street
/ said town CT Phoebe, SO
pipe liae to commence at the beg
ming of, or at any point upon, 81
t street running between said biz
: Twenty-seven and said bicck TWEEN
nine, and to run 10 the intersect'
(, of said street with said Main sire
: and to extend to the end OF s
Main street, or to any point u
8 said street, in the secretion
u said applicant
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
assessed 70 Jackson. H. -

Assessed to Jackson. H. -
F. S. tile lot in Phoebe Lot
II. Bloek l. Tax. s1.05: penalty. 10
cents; adv, SS.eo. Total. $3.l5.
Assessed to Mile. August
F. S. title lot in Phoebe, Lot
p, Blk. 81. Tax. 81 cents: psnal-
". s cents: adv, s2.0o Tot. S2.s2.
Assessed UnkroBn Owners
Lots 10 and 20. ELK. -, Lot as
Blk %; Lot S., Blk. "a Lot g..
Blk. 26; I.ets to IS. inc. BI,
p; Lots . 10 IS. inc. 50, 81 AZ
Il, me. Blk. -; Lots 30, Il AM
~, Blk. 81; Lot 8. n i-2 of Lot 7,
and part OF IS, Blk. 81. Tax. $40,
%; penalty. Si.0o; adv, S200. To.
tai. S13.25
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13

Accompanying this application n
q map or plat thoroughly showing
and delineatins, so far as praetica-
BILE. the proposed route CT said pipe
line.
AMALGAMATED PIoCHE MINIS
SHELTERS CORP.
BY II. r. Van Wagenen, Sup't
First pub. Dec. s; last. Jan. ;.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF LINCOLN

!, Chas. Culverwell, the duly elect
ed, qualified and acting County Treas
uref andEX Officio Tax Receiver, in
and for said Lincoln County, State
Of Nevada, does hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and cor
rect ID linquent List" Of all prop
cry delinquent for the year, 1913,
on which the amount Of taxes, ex'
elusive of Poll Tax S, does not ex'
cead the sum of Three Hundred Dol
lars. 4
In witness wher OF, have heren
to set my hand and seal this 81
day OF December, A. D., 1918.
CHAS. CULVERWELL,
County Treasurer and Ex-Offici
rax Receiver, Lincoln County, Stat
II Nevada.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
Delinquent List Of Property for
the YoSr 1919, First Instailment
Llncola County, State or Nevada.

Notice is hore' given to those
vhym il may concern, and to the
70 lowiAg naGcd persons, and to all
owners Of, CT claimants to, the real
estate ard Improvements thereon,
or imEr5vg ments when assessed sep
erately, hers matter d soribed, known
and unknown, ,that the taxes for
State and county purposes for the
year A. D.. 1918. assessed against
the following described pieces or par
ces Of b 5perty are now delinquent
That t IN per cent penalty and 500
cost OF adgeItising, has been added
Din ca2h case, and that any piece or
7. eel s8 viii pay the amount OF
taxes, penalty and costs shall remain
unpaid on Monday, January 10Th, al
noon. A. D., 1914, or so much Of each
parcel as Will pay the amount OF
taxes, dellaqu ncy and costs against
it, will lie sold by me, as County
Treasurer and Ex-Ofiicio Tax Receiy-
e CT said County of Lincoln, a.
IL O'Clock NJ of said day. at the
front deer Of the Cur. House a.
the Town OF Piche, in said County
to satisfy such taxes, delinquency
and costs. Said sales will be made
subject 10 redemption within Sly
months after sale, by payment OF
al the sums assessed against each
parcel, together with three per cen'
per month thereon from the date OF
sale until paid, in accordance Will
the proyisons CT Section 6, Of Al
Act Ct the Legislature of the State
Of Nseaia, approved March Y, 1885
page III.
CHAS. CULVERWELL,
ca Trsasurr and Elk Osfieio Tai
Receiver q Lincoln County. Nevada.
GENERAL COUNTY
Assessed 70 Bertha Crosaler-
+ c. to GAO A land, Appl. No
1890 being al of Section 10, twp
Q North, Rg. So East. Tax, Sl8.4o
penalty. 1874; advertising, $500 I
W. tai, s22.24.
: Assessed 10 Crossler, Charley
P. G. $40 A Land Appl. 1891 b
ing the North half of Section 2
twp. 2 Nc. n, Rg. IS Eas', and tn
West half Of Sec. IA. Twp. NC
Re. IS East Tax, $3.50; pena!t
$l.S4; adv, $500. Total, S2224.
"a.
Assessed to Phoebe Last Chance Nj
ing Co.
P. c. 10 impts. in Highland u
trict Tx, $3.50; penalty, % cts
advertising, $500 Total, s45S.
Assess d to Robinson, Il. D.
P. C. 435 A Land being the
half tf Sc Ia Of INV Ii, INV
OF sE IA, II 1-2 of SW IA, Sc
Of SW ia, w 1-2 Of NV II, N
IA of NV IA, NV Id CT NE
Section 6, Twp. 8 North, Range
East. P. C. TO 40 A Land bel
NV IA OF S. w. IA Sec. Z, t.
North, Range IS East. Tax. SIS
penalty. $l.61; adv rising, ".
Total. $197l,
Assessed to Manning, VIM
p. c. to log cabin and sta
situated at Atlanta. Tax. $3.50;
atty, 23 cents. advertising. 81
Total, $4.53.
Assessed to Ellerbeck. JAS. O.
P. G. to so A Land, Appl. Is.
So. haf of SW IA Sec. l6, i
: / North, Range SO East. 2. z.
2 40 A Land, Appl 1S20e, SIC IA
SW IA Sec. 32, Twp. North.
20 East. p c. to 40 A Land, \
1927, SW IA CT NE Ia Sec.
Twp. IL s., Range II East
$3.50; penalty, As cents; advel
ing. $500. Total. S7.06.
Assessed to Clio knee, Lee
p. G. to 40 A Land, Sc IL
ME- Ia and NJ 10 of ST Ia Sec
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13

ton. Nevada Homeslake, Boston,
Massachnse s, East Peavine. Simp-
son. Lookout, Mazeppt Fraction,
Fargo, Baby Mine, Baby Mine
Fraction. West Eaba, Tax, SI2.00;
penalty, SZ20; adv. $500. Total,
$81.2o.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
PAT. MINES, PRINCE SCHOOL

Assessed TO kirly & Hodson-
Abe Lincoln. Eastsr Ann, En-
ma. II race Gre y. Legal Fender.
Tribuno. Ben Franklin, Peter Coop
e., Wade Hampton, Red Rock No.
.. Tax, $4,000; p ma ty. SIS; adv.
$2o0. To'al $4,000.
Assessed to Pioche hins Ms Co.
Gladstone, Rosy, Soft Snap, Bull
lion belcher No. !, Bullion Belch-
er No. 2, Bal.i0n Belcher No. 8,
Bullion Betcter No. 4, Bullion Bel
cher No s, Bullion Belcher No.
6.Tax, $4,000; penalty,$l6.2o; adv,
5000. Total. $IS0.Z0.
CALiENTE SCHOOL
Assessed TO Cold hi7f Mg. Co..
P. c. TO impts. consisting Of two
small gasoline elgines end pumps
at Yoaohams ranch; impts. on
sisting OF % h. p. engine, tanks,
buildings, machin ry and about
miles Of pipe iiae from Yoacham s
ranch to Chief mine Tax. 10000;
pena ty, 5000; adv, $500. Total
$i1420.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20
Lie and Old Crease"

I'VE can't stand for the Pattangall
crowd is common declaration by
Democrats in northern Kennebec and
Somerset counties. if in no other
is known from reliable sources. A four
days trip beginning last week sheds
further light upon the pretensions of
those fighting desperately and, in many
cases, recklessly to crush the Republic
can party and for approval of the tariff
gamble.
The first thing called TO the attention
ef visitors is the quality of literature
with which the northern portion, at
least, of the Third district is being
flooded. At one village a man exclaim-
ed for the benefit of the group of voters
present:
For Heavens sake send us some
kennebee Journals. and don't bother to
answer the rot that is being Gent in
here now-that answers itself, We are
not all fools. as the Lewiston Journal
and some others seem To think: we
want facts. l voted for Roosevelt last
fall but / have had enough Dingley
soft soap poured into me since, to last
me a life time.,'
After the laugh had gone around, an
other asked and answered his own
question in breath: You know what
soft soap is made of, don't you? 1t is
AL lie and old grease"
Everywhere the thinly-veiled and OBJ
Journal and few congenial sore
heads with the w. r. Pattangali clique
and it's organ, the Waterville Sentinel,
Is talked about.
The farmers are alive to the situa-
tian. They see in the Third district
election an event of national import
ance. The Democratic party of the
country needs the Endorsement and APP
proved of Blaines old district. Ma
tsonal Democratic leaders would move
heaven and earth, if possible, for a
fare one-vote victory. They will
eerape up unlimited money and an
army of political platform hypnotizers
| III their endeavors to down the Repub-
lican candidate.
Turn the old Third over to Democra-
ey. to bolster an administration al
ready ridiculousi That is the desper-
| ate need of regime of incompetence
and vacillation that has become, in q
few months, the laughing stock of Eur,
one and the plaything of the Far East
At this hour every intelligent mar
can See that the entire aim of the Pat.
tangall Kennebec clique, including it.
Lewiston ally. is to get away from tn,
issue and confine the campaign to per.
| sonalities. Abuse of Republicans i!
breathed in every line of the Lewiston
| CamorriSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20
SoLoN.

George Wilmington of West Newton,
Mass, Is spending his vacation in town.
boarding at the New Carratunk.
Charlie Severy arrived, Sunday, from
New York City, to spend three weeks at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Severy.
Miss Betty Bailey. OF Portland, who
has been visiting Mrs. r. A. Coolidge, re-
turned to her home, Monday.
Henry Nottage. who has been receiving
treatment at the Somerset hospital
came home, Monday, for a short stay.
Mrs. Carrie Patterson and daughter,
Harriet, Went to Portland, Sunday, for a
visit.
Miss Gladys Fogg, who has been spend
ing her vacation with relatives here,
returned, Sunday, TO the G. NJ. c. hospi-
tai In Lewiston, to continue her work In
the training school for nurses. She was
accompanied by Miss Whitney of Au-
burn, who has been her guest
NJ. l.. French is acting as r. r. D. mail
carrier during ID. l.. Healey's vacation
The body of Capt. Chick of Roxbury
Mass, was brought to Scion, Monday
for burial
Miss Myra French is visiting at the
home Of her nephew. M. L. French.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20

tariff law sure to do harm Ia the peo-
rlo of the District. They may think
that they can make the people Of the
District believe that Littlefield was an
arch fiend and Pattansall is al arch
angel. and SD lead them 10 forget that
the tariff law which they are asked
By their vote tn approve. is really aimed
ut their eWn prosperity.
There is some argument for free
trade. there is some argument for re-
duction of the tariff from the existing
schedules. There is no argument for
sectional favoritism in the reduc-
ton oil those schedules, and This the
committeeman of the Third District
and tie Democratic leaders of the
Third District thoroughly understand.
and so do the people of the District.
That is why the committee decides To
omit tariff discussion and go back To
the forgotten days of Mulhali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20

nominee but the slant is all the other
way.
THE issue is the tariff and Republi-
eanism against Democracy. That is
all there is to it and those who hold
Republican principles are going to
support Mr.. Peters at the polls. There
is no middle path. A vote for the
third party candidate is in reality a
vote for Democracy.
These being the conditions it is not
surprising that there IS being exhibit
ed no third party enthusiasm That
is fact and anyone may prove it fol
himself by talking with men of his
own community who voted for Roose-
these men will state that they voted
for Roosevelt but that they are out To
beat the Democracy and believe that
the way TO de this TO vote for Peters.
You may go long distance with
out finding any men who voted for
Taft last fall, changing to the third
party. But there are thousands of the
latter who are going to vote for Peters
and not only that but are enthusiastic
in his support. And there are many
Democrats, particularly the supporters
of $. w. Gould, who are going to do
the same thing only they are not MAX
ing great noise about it. The trend is
all one way from the third party Il
the support of Mr.. Peters. In every
county in the district scores of men
who voted for Roosevelt are pro-
nounced supporters of Mr.. Peters.
Last fall the Republican county COM
mittee men in the Third district wera
very evenly divided in their support
of Taft and Roosevelt. Today, prae-
tieally to man they are working in
behalf of Peters. Is not this signifi-
cant straw?
IT is but the natural outcome They
are out to defeat the Democracy and
are taking the only way to do it. IN
the municipal elections that have been
held this year in Maine cities the third
party candidate ran very poor third.
II will make a similar showing in the
Third district. The Democracy knows
the strength that is developing for
Peters and II Is worried. Otherwise it
would not be eoddling the third party
candidate"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20

The many friends in Larone of Mrs.
Sarah Delano, We're panied to learn OF
her death which occurred in Portland,
August IL, at the home of her son. Eras-
tus. Jr. She was 80 years old and lived
for many years in Larone. where she and
her husband were we'll known and had
many friends The husband died 10 years
ago This couple raised family of eight
children, six of whom are still living.
The funeral services were held. Friday,
at the Friends church in North Fairfield,
where Mrs. Deano loved so we'll to
worship and was conducted by Rev. o.
C. Williams. the pastor, and j. w. Pack
ard of Skowhegan, life long friend OF
the deceased. Mr. Packard read the fav-
orite Psalm of Mrs. Delano, the 23rd,
and paid a we'll deserved tribute of re-
spect to the departed.
A social was given, Saturday evening,
by Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey. to the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lib
by of st. Adams, who were stopping here
for week Mrs. Libby is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey. A social was
the result and about 100 had a jolly good
time, after which followed a bit of dane
ing and serving of refreshments.
j.. w. Farley and family attended the
Advent eampmeetng at Camden last
, week.
Leo. Winslow is delivering pine and
, ash lumber to Waterville parties.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Elmer Campbell have
moved to Norridgewock, where Mr..
Campbell has a position in the shoe shop
and Mrs. Campbell will enter the Somer-
set farmers Telephone office
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Austin made a trir
to Hallowell, recently.
Earl Stevens has gone to Norridge-
! woek to work in the shoe shop.
/ Among the recent visitors in town
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Austin
of Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Brown
of Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Libby
| and Mrs ]. +. Libby of St Adams
/ Miss Iva Holway of Skowhegan, Mrs
/ j. l.. Wilson and Miss NJ. Douglass oil
Rumford, Mrs. Annie Horne of ARGOS.
: took, Roscoe Stackpole of PALMYRA