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made such vastly sunar,o.
Y would have been folly 10 att 80 That
resistance. Nothing was le,t 49, any
ior the Americans, bet TO retreat '''''0'e
Commodore Saltons,all -,
heet seross the bay, in the f,.r. hisI
cent Tor the purpose OF checkln0 !; ! e'ss'
vance OF the enemy sufficiently ), ; 'As ID
the land forces on board the ,ysn.. eua0is
MAKE good their escape. a. s .
Collier, however, feeling such sr,, ssofgs
dence in the very great superlo, viz e0aa-
fleet, advanced al once withoot 80, !, h's
and, pouring In broadslde. cans .,s'loa
American vessels to crowd on ali ~, 'as
attempt an indiscriminate illpb, sad
Tbs Hunter and Hampden, in .,,.,.
ing to escape By way OF the ~. mp
tween Long Island and Belfast -
on and taken. The former vessel V0'
on shore with all her sails Gu
but her crew succeeded in reschir.
land. The Defiance ran into an ;nls, 'us
by, and was fired by her crew. IA. !,
Rocket was blown up near For, ~
ledge, and the Active was hn,n.s
Brigadicr's island. The other. - "a
farther up the river, but wer, an -.
Dire and blown up by their crews - y Va
vent them from falling into the hsn. r's
the enemy. "
Thus the expedition. notwiths,.,a,.
the bravery Of the first sttraek ~.
both disastrously and disgracetnliv -
Americans. A comparatively small =.
rison, with only three sloops Of wa, 49,,
out successfully for twentv.o,. -
agsinst a vastly superior fore. ~
whole blame, undoubtedly. fails ,ra.
Commodore saitonstsll, who vas No.
larly charged with having been ,.b.s,,ss.
up by British gold. lie was trias -
seqnentiy for cowardlce, by coar, -.
tlai, and cashiered.
During the trouble with Frap,.
England, from i77s to isio ,hera ss.
many captures made OF vessels A,5g..
from penobscot. On June /, i'm ~
schooner Polly, bound from Rsra,dos, :.
wilmington, was captured by the Frsarh
and the crew made prisoners,
From documents relating to the gevo.
lutionary period in caiiets "Iaurau III
the Siege, volume in the Harvard ri.
lsge library. it Is learned that sbs ssv
Rocket was in command of Capt, aa,.,
She carried sixteen guns and ID men.
Information a. TO when, whers ana bv
whom the SKY Rocket was bullt. seem. 1,
be lacking, ana Mr. KFrdsy la extrvBelv
anxious TO obtain these facts.
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TRENTON.
X. H..
Nov.A.

School began this morning; Miss
Natalie Young, teacher.
Mrs. Clara Hatch, of Ellsworth Falls,
has been visiting Mrs Percy 5. Moore.
Mrs. Harry Newton, OF Jsckman, ia Wis
iting her parents, b. r. Jordan and wife.
Mrs. John K. Moore Is visiting her par
eats, Henry Linseott and wife, at North
Lsmoins.
Nathan Ash and wife, W no are spending
the fall at their farm here, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Par Hsrbor.
Mrs. Donnie Woodwork and son Harold,
OF Bar Harbor, who have been visiting
her parents, B. F. Jordan and wife, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Nov. q. MAY.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.
Nov. q.

Mr.. Martin and wife, of Northeast Hsr-
Dor, were guests of j. w. Mckay and
wife Tuesday.
Lee E. Mckay went TO Bangor last week
TO visit his brother Roy, who is attending
business college.
Miss Tillie K. Martin, OF Bar Hsrbor,
was the guest of her brother Charles last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon, who has been visit
ing Mrs. @. L. Stewart, has returned to
her home in Gouldsboro. -
School closed last Friday, after q pro-
fitable term taught by Miss Eva NJ. Dun
ham, OF Coriana. Miss Durham has gone
to her home to spend her vacation. She
viii return for the winter term.
Nov. -. NJ.
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ATLANTIC.
NOVA.

This place WAS saddened Tuesday morn
ing by bearing of the death of Benjamin
Stock bridge. Although he had been i'll
for some time, his death came very sud
denly after his return from the Knox
hospital, Rocklsnd, where he had been for
a short time. Although of quiet DISPOSE
ton, he was esteemed by both old ana
young. He leaves wife, son and dsugh-
ter; also two brothers-Isaiah and James
Stockhridge, both of this place. Much
sympathy is felt for them in their bereaye-
ment.
Nov. q. Tony.
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WEST FREMONT.
Nov -.


The w. T. l. society met with Mrs. b. b.
Reed Nov. %.
Rena Lunt has gone to Midway, Mass,
for the winter.
Miss Bessie Reed II home from Nansst,
where she has been working for Mrs.
Eliza King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Reed are receiving
congratulations on tbs birth of dsugh-
ter, born Nov. q.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reed spsnt Saturday
night and Sunday with A. A. Lopsus and
wife in their new home.
Schools closed Friday for one weeks va
cation. Both teachers Miss IneE Sanford
and Miss Mary whit,emore, will return
for the winter term.
Nov. "a. THELMA.
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wsr sEDawiCK.

Irving Carter is home from North blue
hill,
Gladys Ciosson is spending few days
with her parents.
Maggie Carter IL working at oien
Gray's, in penobscot.
Roland bargain, who has been III the
past month. is much improved.
Mrs. Jennie Gailford, OF South Penoe-
scot, Ii visiting her sister, Miss Hattie
Gray.
Walter Clement has returned 10 his
work al Sedgwick, after being home for q
few days.
Miss osynn, the evangelist, who has
been holding e series of meetings here the
past two weeks, left Saturday tor sedg-
wick village.
An entertainment was given in district
No. schooihoase Friday evening, under
the direction OF the teacher. Miss Phebe
Durgain, and her pupils. Proceeds, so.
Nov ga X
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LAMnINE.
Nov. "a.

Capt. Charles HodgSins, wife and son
Roger expect TO visit friends in Water
Vile and Hebron tins week.
School closed in this district Friday, for
a vacation OF one week. Miss Eunice
Coggins has been the successful teacher,
and will teach again next term.
d. ID. Hodgkins, one OF Lamoine's aged
citizens, is suffering with lame leg, but
he does not let it binder him from getting
into the woods and cutting his usual
amount of FIRE wood.
Many OF our families at the present are
so small It has been decided to have a
community dinner at the grange hall
Thanksgiving day, to be followed. by a
Christian Endeavor service at 23o.
Nov. a. r. H.
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! VI NNN ~
Nov. "a.
MAY.

Edwin Hsdley, OF Seal Harhor, is at
home for few weeks.
Miss Octavis Hsmer is in the Bar Hair
Dor hospital, very i'll Of typhoid fever.
Liston Mayo has gone to Bar Harbor TO
serve on the police force for short time.
Edward Bradley was the lucky hunter
last week, shooting a moose in Trenton
woods which dressed $50 pounds.
Henry Graten and c. II. Ellington left
last Tuesday for Bluehill. where they have
employment for the winter numbering.
Much sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Della Lurvey In the loss OF her sister, Mrs.
Ellen Tate, of Hulls Cove. Mrs. Tate was
well known here and loved by all who
knew her.
Nov. q NJ
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PROTECT THE HEART
FROM RHEUMATISM

RHEUMA Purifies the Blood aA'1
Throws on Complaining Disease"
Weakening of the blood tissues oy ".
tinued attacks OF Rheumatism Affects
heart and produces complications Nn''
result fatally. RHEUMA puts the p''O
in condition to ward of other 1Ise.''s'
and Graduates Rheumatic conditions ~
the whole system. Recommended io'
forms OF Rheumatism. so cents al u :
Parcher's. This letter will convince w
OF it's great value:
II was so crippled with sciatie o. -.
matism / could not walk. DOCTORS -
do nothing for me. After taxing -
bottles OF RHEUMA, the RheunA'' :,
had entirely left me-" - Guy Toriey' :
Summit Ave, st. Paul, MINI.
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SEAL COVE.
PICKLE.
Nov. II.

Rev. A. &. IArned, OF Bar Harbor, held q
fine service at the hall Sunday evening.
Miss Bcrnice Ashley is home from her
ing recess.
School closed Nov q, after ten weeks
term. The teacher, Miss petrie. has re-
turned to her home in Boston. Miss
Marion Hodgdon, OF Center, will teach the
winter term, opening Dec. /.
Nov "a n
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Tony.
MARLBORO.
Nov. q.

Daniel Gray had a meeting in union
chapel Sunday.
School closed Nov. q. Miss Gladys
Norwood, Of Bar Hsrhor, taught pleas
ant term. Friday afternoon a Thanks
giving program was presented by the
pupils, and was enjoyed by the parents.
Those perfect in attendance curing the
term were Ruth Remick and Mildred Ford.
Miss Norwood will return in two weeks to
teach the winter term.
Nov. "a. ARE.
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NORTH LAMoISE.

in Ellsworth :he past few days
Harvey Bragdon came home Thursday
for short visit, returning to-day.
Lester Young, freshman Al Colby, re-
ceived the honor place in class of nine,
one being junior, in the concluding de-
grees of the Delta Kappa Epsilon frater-
nifty recently.
day, taught by Miss Jarvis, of surry. Bur
ton Gray received the prize for perfect at
tendance, being the only pupil who didn't
miss halliday.
Nov "a "
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Lena DOVE has gone home to
South Deer Isie.
Capt. Collins Powers and wife have gone
TO Newport, r. l., for the winter.
Miss Edith Thompson has gone to
Swans Island TO visit her brother Edward
this winter.
Miss Ruth Powers and brother Keith
will live with their sister, Mrs. Grover
Small, this winter.
Nov. 81. II.
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REACHING THE SPOT
It Has Been Done, So Scores Of
Ellsworth Citizens say.

To get rid OF an aching back,
The sharp twingcs.
The tired out feelings,
Iou must reach the spot gel st toe
spot - &c, at the cause.
In many cases Ills the Kidney
Deans Kidney Pills are for weak Si.'
nsys.
Ellsworth citizens testify.
Mrs. John Meader, Ellsworth, N'-
says: "For several years my back Ei'
weak and sore and found Il diiieali q
stoop or get up after sitting. had sharp
pains in my kidneys which feil Ike Sn's-
thrusts. Until procured DoAns hidnsI
Pills at Moore's Drug Store, nothing ID
me any good. This remedy went direct!
to the seat OF the trouble and brought
cure. | haven't needed any kidney msd''
cine since. The endorsement l have g'W1
Deans Pills before, still holds good
For sale by all dealers. Price % esh''
Foster Miiburn Co., Buffalo, New l''if
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name Doan's - az
take no other.
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MRs. gENNIK LuRvKY HERsEx.

MRS. JENNIE LuRvEY HERsEY.
Our community has been deeply sad
dened by the death of Jennie, wife OF
Edwin Hersey, and daughter OF the late
Levi and Lydia Lurvey, which occurred at
her home on Tuesday night, Nov. Is, after
months OF suffering. Her death, though
not unexpected to her husband and other
relatives, was q great shock TO many
friends "a ho were not aware OF the serious
nature of her iIlaess
Mrs. Jersey was of a sweet loyable
nature, very say and retiring in disposi-
tion, yet cheerful and hospitabie In her
pretty home, ever re@dy for kind deeds and
friendly services. From young girlhood
she had been faithful member and officer
Of the Good Templsr's lodge q, Sorwood's
Cove as long as II held its charter, and an
able manager In all plans for the good of
the order. Of late years her membership
in the Eastern Star has been a source of
pleasure, and helpful service to its inter
ests has been readily given.
Much sympathy is expressed by host
% friends for the devoted husband, no
has been bereft OF his sunny little help
mate, and there are 40 children to com
fort bis lonely hours. A sad feature Of
the case was the enforced absence a, this
trying thine Of the only sister, Mamie Nor
wood, no, though she ministered TO the
sufferer AS long IS Der physician would
allow, was obliged TO go away for hos
pitaI treatment a few days before the
passing away OF her beloved sister. she
leaves one brother, Reuben Lursey.
The funeral was held at the home on
Thursday afternoon, relatives, members
OF the Eastern Star chapter and sym-
pat HIKING friends filing the house 10 pay
the last tribute Of respect to one who was
loved by all privileged to kno~ her.
Beautiful flowers were in profusion. Rev.
Mr.. Dresser, of Manset, otticiated. The
interment WIS al Mt. Height cemetery.
Nov. "a. Spray.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Schools closed Friday for a two-weells'
vacation.
B. F. Cowperthwaite moved his family
home Saturday, after spending the sardine
season In Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Frank Trundy, OF Sorrento, has
been spending week with her mother,
Mrs. J. w. Pettee, who Is ill.
Nov. "a. c.
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SUNSHINE.

Nov. "a.

Leslie Conary and wife, of Camden, arc
visiting here.
Mrs.. Annie Rodick, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting at W. I. Consry's.
Alvin Eaton, of Sunsst, is spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. Alfred
Dunham.
Mrs. Eta Smith, nurse in the Knox
hospital, is spending her vacation with
Mrs. Hattie Durham.
Nov. II. PICKLE.
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In connection with the above story. Il !.
interesting 20 note that MIR. Kiader i, IA,
the only man who has rescued relies ,,o-
the old wsrship. Among curios ia IT,
Office of THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN . /,
pieee Of wood taken from the SKY goeks
By John t. leach, of North Castlas. o.
December 9, 1888. dr. Leach sent p,,p
of it 10 THE AMERICAN. I, i As soasa /,
piece OF oak as the day 1t was he = n cot d,
the llTing timber, IN spite OF It's IL ytaaI
In the water.
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a Consnnaptlve Cenxh

A cough that bothers you continually 10
one Of the danger signals which warns Of
consumption DIR. Kings New Discovery
and let you sleep peacefully. The hrst dose
checks the symptoms and gives prompt re-
lief. Mrs. A. r. Mertz, OF Glen Eilyn, Iowa
writes. aDr. Kings New Discovery cured q
stubborn cough after six weeks doetorfng
failed 10 help Try it, as u win do the same
for You. Best medicine for coughs. colds,
thro,xt ana lung trop bies Money back IL il
rails Price soc. and si.D0. AL druggists, by
mail. H. n. Bucklen Co.. Phiiadeiphia or
n. Louis.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST nARRoR.

Rev MIR. Fsrnham, sent by the district
superintendent for two or more Sundays
at the Methodist church, preached able
sermons sunday morning and evening
to large congregations.
The Congregational sewing society fur
nished bountituI supper at the banquet
hall Wednesday OF last week which was
well patronixed by the home people. The
circle viii NOT meet again until Tuesday,
Dec. ., on account OF Thanksgiving re-
unions.
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.mREA.

Schools closed Nov. 20, for weeks
vacation.
Miss vilora Robbins, OF Gouidsboro, Is
employed in the family OF George Ander-
son.
Charles tHodgkins, of Steuben, has
moved his family here, and is now occupy
ing Elisha Young's house.
Nov a q
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EGYPT.
ARE.

Capt. William Jordan and wife are
home for the winter.
Mrs. Wilson Butler, of Buffers point,
who has been in New York the past few
weeks, is home.
Mrs. Mary @. West had a gathering of
twelve of her children and grandchildren
at Der table Sunday, it being her sixty
fifth birthday.
Nov. "a. M.
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home made candies and fancy ARTICLES toll
lowed the entertainment, Then the tieor
was cleared and the young people played
games until closing time, As rcsats o.
the evenings work, the league added "
TO its funds.
Nov "a Xxx
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WEST sToNINGToN.

Mrs. Margaret Mills has gone to ston-
ington to spend the winter with her
daughter Myra.
Archie Barbour has rented Charles
Psckard's house, and will 20 to house,
keeping there soon.
Nov. II. MUM.
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Torpid liver, eonstipated bowels and dis
ordered stomach are the causes OF these head
aches Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills; you
will be surprised how quickly yon will get
relief They stimulate the different organs
20 do their work properly. No better rega-
iator for liver and bowels. Take 15c and invest
h T. Backisn & Co. philadelphia or 81.
Louis.
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III, ID. Ely. OF Bantam, o., suffered from
horrible ulcer on his foot for four years,
Doctor advised amput&ilon. but he reused
- 4 last resort. He then wrotes II used your
salye and my foot wss soon completely
cured Best remedy for burns, cuts, 9ras ~
sn.s erxssna Get box to-day. Only Zoe.
All druggists or by mali. HI. u. Bucklen a
IN. phIlasieIphia or st. Louis.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School will close Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Leighton and children,
OF Bar HRrbor, are visiting her parents,
William Emery and wife.
Nov. "a. HUBBARD.
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fullback; Starkey, right end; Perkins,
right tackle; Dalrymple, right guard;
Spencer, center; Hussey, left guard;
DeRoche, left tackle.
Nov, "a l.
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IL is claimed that some OF the eucaiypts
OF Australia are taller than the California
redwoods, hitherto considered the highest
trees in the world.
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Doan's Reguiets cure constipation without
gripping, nausea, nor any weakening effect
Ask your druggist for them. rs cents per
box.--Adrf.
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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28

Mrs. F. Morrison visited friends in the
Garland City last tuesday, Z
VIM. 7. Lapointe, who recently returned
from trip thro' Europe, left Tuesday even
ing for the south to spend the winter.
Mrs. Thos Olson was in Ashland last Tue
spay ..
Roscoe Britton, of Duluth, Mimi, a
former resident of this village spent several
days the guest of friends here the first of
the week.
Dan Jackson and wife were in Ashland
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hintz was in the Garland city
last Tuesday. &
Misses Leona Swift and Mary Harto
visited friends in Ashland Tuesday.
Alec Cadotte and Carl Taberman visited
at Ashland last Monday.
Mrs. Simon Denomie, Jr. and baby were
at Ironwood, Mich, last Tuesday.
Lawrence Packard of Washburn visited
with friends in this village the first of the
week..
Mrs. Frank E. Greene was in St. Paul,
Mimi, several days this week purchasing
holiday goods for the and 10 cent store.
Mrs. Albert Greenwood was in Ashland
Monday.
Misses Mae McKeun and Mary Cassidy
were in Ashland last Monday.
Mrs. Don Whitmore was in Ashland the
first of the week.
H. E. Holiday transacted business in
Duluth, Mimi, the first of the week.
VIM. Blanchard and wife were in Ash
land last Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Soullier was in Ashland last
Monday.
Miss Mary Halvorson visited friends in
Ashland the first of the week.
William Obern was in Ashland Monday.
Miss Agnes Ericsson spent Sunday with
relatives in Ashland.
Sabadise Cloud was in Ashland last Mon
day.
Walter LaMoraa, of Duluth, Mimi, who
has been visiting friends here for several
dave past returned to his home in that city
Monday last.
VIM. LaPointe, the hustlIng proprietor OF
the Odanah candy kitchen was in the Car
laid city the first of the week.
Henry Gordon was in Ashland the nrst
of the week.
Tohn Equist, former resident of this
village but now of Virginia, Mimi, was
calling on friends here this week.
Bernard Hoppenyon was down from Ash
land "Wednesday.
Sam Angvick was in the village Wednes-
day on business. Sam has many friends
here.
A. G. Starr and Ed. Day are in Chicago,
ILL.,, this week.
Frank Greeley was in Duluth, Mimi,
several days this week.
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Mrs. Ed. Kelly was in Ashland W.
nesday.
AL LaPointe transacted business in Al
land the first of the week.
Joseph Dufeck, IT,, spent several dA
this week in. Hinckley, Mimi, where
father has purchased a farm.
Louis Harto and J. E. Arbrecht sp
Thanksgiving hurting deer in the vicin
of Moi engo. Wis.
]. Sam Trentin was in Ashland on busir
yesterday.
John Langren and wife visited friend
Ashland Wednesday,
Mrs. Elmer Olson was in Ashland w
nesday. .< >...,,. i,
DR.. H. A. Sincock spent Thanksgiy
the guest of his parents in Virginia, Min
M. ]. Flannley was in Ashland Weds
day.
STRAYED--On my premises one ~
heiter. Owner can have same by prov
property and paying expenses incurred in
keep. Inquire at this Office.
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mike Auge transacted business in Duu
Mimi, the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Lafremere and sister Ida Or.
mour spent several days this week the que
of friends in Ashland.
w. J. Ashman an wife were in Dulutl
Mimi, the first of the week.
Ned Withers operator at the Loyal I'heI
tire spent yesterday with his parents id As|
land.
Delore Sharlow, better knowas "Micky'
was visiting friends in the village YESTERDAY
Geo. Walker and wife of Ashland wei
the guests of relatives here yesterday.
Eat and grow thin. Worlds create
discovery. For particulars send postal
r. G. S. care this office.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28
Died In St. Paul

Mrs. Emma Franklin sister of Mrs.
Frank Bressette and John Van Buren, of this
village died in St. Paul. Mimi, last week.
She was born at LaPointe, Wis, 81 years
ago The body was brought to St. Paul
Wednesday morning by her. brother-in- law.
Frank Bressette and interment was made in
Catholic cemetery here, Besides a brother
John Van Buren, and sister Mrs. F. Bres-
settle she leaves father Chas Van Buren, Of
Milwaukee. Wis.
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BID Masquerade Ball

The K. O. T. NJ. lodge of this village
will give big masquerade ball at the Loyal
theatre on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
Prizes will be given for the best dressed
gentleman and lady and for the most conf
cal gentleman and lady. Watch for prizes
on the hand bills. Everybody is extended
an invitation to attend. Best ofmusic will
be furnished and all for the small sum of SO
cents.
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At the Loyal Saturday and Sunday

The patrons of the Loyal Theatre will
have an opportunity of enjoying rare treat
in music on Saturday and Sunday of this
week.. Manager Stoddard has secured Pet
ers and Peters remarkably high class enter
tanners who come here highly recommended
bv audiences where ever they have appeared
and they will be accompanied by Mr.. Park
Dolan of Ashland who needs no introduce
ton to the Odanah public.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28
Will Open Soon.

DR.. I. A. Bost informs us that his dental
parlors are practically ready and is now
awaiting his chair which is expected daily
and which should be here now. When ne
will be ready to do all classes of dental
work. He wishes to inform the people of
Odanah that he is sorry of this delay but
cannot be avoided.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28
Kills Deer

John LaRock and wife returned home
Monday from Willis. Wis, where they
have been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart for several days past and incidentally
hunting deer. John is somewhat crestfallen
as he came back empty handed while his
wife secured deer. Odanah as well as its
neighbors can now boast of a lady nimrod.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28
Is A Benedict.

H. ]. Lapointe informs BIS that he was
married last week to Miss Marie LIE Clare
of Baraga, Mich, at Duluth, MINI. Mr..
and Mrs. Lapointe left last evening tor
Chicago and other southern points on their
wedding trip. He has many friends here
that extends congratulations.