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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-16
Gen. Nickerson Addresses the Children.

1eH. NiSheiSoH Auo' eSSeS tnS NiihuASH'
The Fourth of July celebration given
bv the Francis Parkman Parents Asso-
citation for the children of the Forest
Hills, Mass, district opened with an ar
tique and horrible parade at Z a. m.
which was witnessed by large crowds.
Two hours later there was patriotic
parade, which terminated with a salute
to the flag. In the afternoon there were
Maypole and folk dancing by the girls
and games for the smaller children, au
tomobile rides and vaudeville enter
tainment. Later in the afternoon huge
dishes of ice cream and cake were serv-
ed. Gen. Frank Stlllman Nickerson Of
Mt. Hope. one of the oldest surviving
generals of the Civil War, delivered q
patriotic address to the children in the
afternoon.
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PERFECT HEALTH
IS APRICELESS BLESSING

Poverty WITH HEALTH is better
than Luxury WITHOUT it. Yet the
cost of Good Health is trifing. Thou
sands of families enjoy perfect health.
through the aid of IL. F." Atwood's
Medicine.
As a reliable relief from stomach
troubles and indigestion-a certain cor
rection for constipation-the best Danish
er of bill BUSINESS, headache and colds
81. F." is New England's favorite
remedy.
Mrs. McAlpine of Prentiss, Maine,
says:
1--WE always keep IL. F." Atwood's
Medicine in the house. 1t is the ONLY
medicine used in our family. We think
very highly of it,
(Signed) KATIE McALPINE.
Get a Big IS cent Bottle or FREE
Trial Sample Today.
L. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me
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Tuxedo Glimpses.
TIM CLUB HOUSE vERANDA
% SMART S GOWNS AND THEIR
WEARERS.

al
% SMART Ss GOWNS AND THEIR
0'' WEARERS.
.,,.,,.poadence of The Journal.l
~ PARK. July 13, 1914. The
lI' .nntry here is at its prettiest
's0 and everyone lives outdoors
DlF 'r,. IS as popular as ever. and a
la s'.,,oss whence all sorts of minor
~! .'s.. start and finish.
ls"' .-.-s- ssrt of attire is seen
''' y. Il. 5imae get-ups worn by
" ef fDe Racket and Golf Club
~ ", far lie refreshing afternoon
'Pp' roU as popular with Ameri-
'' with tbsr transatlantic cousins
Eagani
4ASQUE DRESS.
he. +4Fsta dress seen here the
: "A. -.l.r had the new basque
vs. Vs.. burIor straight down the front
" .sr. -ai.- buttons. A knife-pleat-
'.li-t tRs jared the tongues of the
AZ; .s anrss.lu pumps with their silver
Az sr.. yr sash of the taffeta tied
81, III aoo some twelve inches be-
! The was, at the back.
,,,tb4r white rig seen was a COM
'..o, IF fa4eta and satin. The accor-
!. risst-d SKIRT of satin, the coat of
a.. and ne sash of satin. A small
. ,n crow If white satin with mar
! tigf sustsldiug fancy feather, was
NJ with ms. and when starting for
, motor care coat of yellow golfine
!. donpea The neck finish in both
.nns. was high wired collar of
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You're Bilious and COstive !!

Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Sour Stomach,
Furred Tongue and Indigestion. Mean Liver
and Bowels clogged. Clean up tonight. Get q
Csc. bottle of DR.. Kings New Life Pills today
and empty the stomach and bowels of ferment-
ing, CASEY foods and waste. A full bowe
movement gives satisfied. thankful feeling
makes you feel fine. Effective. yet mild. Don't
grippe. 25c., at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Burns.
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COULD not
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak-Could
Not Do Her Work
Relief In Novel WAY.
Adrian, Mich. -" l suffered terribly
with female weakness and backache and

got so weak that l
could hardly do my
W ork. VIII en- 1
washed my dishes I
had to sit down and
when Iwould sweep
the floor l would get
SO weak that / would
have to get a drink
every few minutes,
and before l did my
busting would have
RI 1io doxr,n 7 rot
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ls..e with d picot edge.

5t- Usage WATCH.
10 cQrsa- &stch has come in again,
E6j1o sUantal watch fastened to
non. of corsage with a brooch.
a'fst ST. . almost square, and is
aeM ma 1T with seed pearls or
(lao.s ar4 hung from a piece of
f& oor- labon the exact width of
FTstCf cas-
&@ l..s> TAILOR MADEs.
|l'o ,fr - Of powdered pumlce-
IS l'- --ast shade for linen tail
'g's Ln- IS made with a long
@s4l- aHh long, tight sleeves,
Tie matching gray suede gloves
4p over hem. worn with match
i'oes am oase
lie" F.ralse frock recalls the
4NS o! .,- The skirts are short
Heate9 and ,he fitted polonaise is
Toe vrnsled fitting at the waist
'sa. thar saves it from ugliness.
[ paSse''ound the figure just above
"5's heb to make these dresses
sh
'ao'natlo-s Of linen and satin are
"Ov '0e very latest thing seen at
's'slra7ts and races in Paris.
SLEEVELESS Coates.
"' ol la5 prettiest costumes worn
SLEEVELESS oatees, in fact, the thin
''e0 lH contrast to the bodice has
I5 o. the best liked fads this sum.
BAN not only modish, but excep.
SaPeratur= II 'Oi overcoming
VERONA CLARKE.
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RECENT DEATHS.

Mrs. Mabel (Rollins) Cooper, wife of
Abram Cooper, died July 4th at her home
in Burnham after long illness. She
was born in Troy July %, 1873, and was
the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Rollins. She was twice married
Besides the husband and parents, son,
Clair Tilton, who resides IN Troy, and a
young adopted son survive.
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q Lake treighter.

/, Ont IT. recently launched, at Port
hordo, ne freight steamer "W.
grain !. with capacity of 600
'sel, tbo ~ us hold. This latest type
psao 'afgest ever built for lake
" POssp9Iov' view s of which appears in
I'd for I ea Mechanics Magazine, is
4. in eenarlying bulk freight; and
,ep. Ii , wiI, SO it. beam, and 80
oats. s0 WY have room for 535, 600
each. 4u'Vaient to 20 trains of 80
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For any itching skin trouble. piles. eczema,
salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpes
scabies, Doan's Ointment is highly recommend
ed Soc a box at all stores.
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Edward P. Mayo, ex-Alderman and
veteran of the Civil War, died at his
home in Brewer, July 9th, aged n years.
He served in Co. A., I'd Name Infantry,
and saw much active service. He was
bookkeeper at the Stetson Shipyard and
Marine Railway for IS years. He was a
member of B H. Beale Post, G. A. R.,
and the A. O. U. w. He leaves wife
and a son and daughter.
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Mrs. Ambrose Thompson died at her
horne in Searsmont July 7th. She was
over 80 years of age and was born and
had lived all her life on the home place.
She fell and broke her hip some three
months ago. from which she never re-
covered. Her husband, well known
citizen of Searsmont, died some five
years ago, and her nearest surviving rel
atives are Dephews and nieces. The fu-
neral was held at the late home Thurs
day afternoon.
Benjamin W. Jellison, we'll known
resident of Bangor, died July 9th, at his
home in that city, aged 88 years. He had
been a resident of Bangor for nearly
60 years. He served in the First Maine
Cavalry, Co. l., and saw much active
service. He survived by seven daugh-
tiers and four sons: Mrs. Laura E. Tenn.
pie, Mrs. Elsie Billings, Mrs. Hattie Jor.
dan, Mrs. Orrie Bickford, James A.,
Lafayette and Walter, of Bangor; Mrs.
Helen S. Clark of Stockton Springs, Mrs
Emma Parsons of Old Town, Mrs. Alec
Cobb of South Truro, Mass, and William
who lives in Massachusetts. There are
10 grandchildren, nine great grandchil
dren and one great great grandchild. He
was member of the Christian Science
church. The funeral was held in the
chapel at East Bangor July 9th.
Robert Ashford, son of j. F. Ashore
of Thorndike, who served as assistant
messenger of the Maine Senate for {
number of years, died early Sunday
morning, July 5th, at the home Of Charlie:
C. Fowler in Unity from injuries re
ceived from falling from the roof of {
barn July Sd. He was very near the
ridge pole, getting ready to put on the
last row of shingles, when losing his bal
ance he fell to the ground, breaking his
'ey in two places and receiving interna
INJURIES. His death came as sad blow
to Mr.. Fowler and his family. with whom
he had lived fos several years. He wa:
a young man of excellent qualities ane
was highly esteemed by all who knew
I him. He is survived by his father, sister
and brother, who have the sympathy Of
al in their great sorrow. Mr.. Ashford
was 26 years OLD and until 10 years ag'
lived in Windsor. The funeral services
were held at the Fowler home July 7th
and the burial was in Windsor.
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New England Order
of Protection
An Ideal and Progressive Fraternal and
Social Insurance Order for Men and
Women. Organized November, 1887.

Be fast Lodge, No. lao, was instituted in the
City of Belfast December 2e. 1889. and ex-
tends cordial invitation to those wishing pro-
lection at minimum cost to become members
of this lodge. Any.person of good health and
habits between the ages of 10 and as will be
eligible. Certificates issued for $500, $1,000 and
$4,000 Information gladly given at all times.
EBEN M. SANBORN. Fin. Sec'y.
6mls IDA A. MAHONEY, Cor. Sec'y.
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Bucklen's Arnica SalVe for Cuts, Burns
Sores.
Mr.. E. S. Lopez, Marilla, N. Y, writes: Il
have never had Cut. Burn. Wound or Sore it
would not heal" Get box of Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve today. Keep handy at all times for
Burns, Sores, Cuts, Wounds. Prevents Lock-
Jaw. &c., at your Druggist.
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FOR SALE

TERMS REASONABLE-either cash or on
j time-a No. UNDERWOOD TYPE
WRITER in excellent condition. Inquire at z
Court street. or phone 218-11. lives
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
orNtsAl ELECTION
NOVEMBER ..

uoyornot james =. Ferguson.
a. T. Conegess John y. Garner
state fsnatof n. paff
Representative rat y. Dunn.
County judge w y. Timon
County Attorney } a. Taylor.
Assessor, y g. nlnntser
collector ". ". liver
t'lsfh august vehlinner
nherlfi Al y, Wright
superintendent Nat nentDn.
Treasurer ~ - q Guanctt
surveyor q y 49, Won lilneher
Justice l'lacc RAT whelnn.
Justice Phase : ic ". Miles
constable lee HiEEs
County commissioners
r. ~ Lawrence,
9 a. Wright
y e baldwin.
joha r. Bartlett.
District Attorney John J. klslhcr
District Clerk ), nofenfleid. jr
For Justice - Peace. Precinct No. q
CHARLES Mckenzie
fof Juntice - Peace. Precinct No ..
n. a RhassoE
i'af ronsianie. ~ Justice Peace IRE.
einct No. 40 W Kendall
for Public weiaher. Justice Peace
I'feclne, No o. J Jenkins
fyf Jun,ies II Peace. Precinct No 3.
A. " Welch.
Fpf rsaa,a0ie ~ Iastlou rssre Pre-
einrt No. Sc Hope
For Public weiRher. Justice Peace
l'rseisei Nh d. 4. r Mcrnsf
ror Justice Wesnaer Juatlcr Peace
Precinct No ! 81 ! nunn.
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NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION or
FINAL ACCOUNT.


TIN NlAAh Wv ffIN4t.
To M Ipranns iultrssteJ IN the -
tate ~ b, a. oates. dstcastd
q " Nmah Administrators ~ thn
ESTATE " said A. v GATES. deceased,
with tho Will AnpevrA have filed Ia the
county Court - Nncccs CnuHty his
Final Account ~ the condition ~ said
estate, Together with an application H.
BE- discharged ia Administrator thereof
whlrh Will ~ heard ~ our Court on
the third Nanna, IA Nnteml.cr A. u
iHit samt helms thr it,h, day ~ No.
vembsr A ~, isis a, the Count iioasc
"a salh Nueecs County lu the city ~
Corpus CHRISTI TesAK at wkloh time
ana place al peganas .uteFented ~ aaia
estate are required % appear ana con
test said tinnl Account ana application
u they see pfopef
Witness. w. q Latter, Clefk a tho
County Court "a Nuecca County. Tcsaa
a. ~ Given under my hand and
the seal ~ sAid Court az my office IN
Curpus Chrssi. Trxnp. on this the l0gh
aas ~ nUtoher a ii 1914 " T. Latter.
clcfk. County Couft, Nueces cunnty
Texas
a true r0pN J certify, ~ a. Wright.
sheriff Nurcos County. Texas
NY Oscar neilamy. neppts. tssal
tAdNertlsementi
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RATES:
lc Per Word
The first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER Using

Wide. slc.
same sundays
Slandlng display adver, iseu,.,t.
open rate per inch pcr month tsaO
Reading NotiesA
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LOANS.

NY MAKING preparations few
months In advance yea can Arrange -
borrow money 81 rhfs- Per Cent Pef
Annurn on Real Estate security Frank
4. Arthur. Room 10 Greer Bldg, CIR
pus Christi Texas. pl
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WANTED

WANTED u you h@'e ssed term
tuf rent Oh halves auJ win taiUi-h
psas ~ltA ths-s boss a. nsle. 4 rn,..
t4eai taYIn.f and srsln..r MN 49,.
aumsnd4gions Cal at ~ A n.k.f
N~4ltq ca ssg lniofm.,on. tsa,
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MANrtp-fop or five foe,n engar-
aisAsd houss Modsru no.r "a. et va
n4r line Si@is f,rt y . aaN $50
MANrEn ~ ma,. .s..l,a a.I
sicnerralasf sna ss.lstan, t.ai krspe,
either 81 "a eut II 4.s ,n, ..r.ri.
o. o. uos siS gorpo. ehriutt ssi'
a-.-4--.-.
WANTED is'aiss g. s'l t.ah efeic'
,ollet pfepsrs,iona uis commissions
aosA !. nouston. san Ansoni, sis'
-----. ...----...,
NANThN fiNNee eieeuiut or anra
nnfi waited hs an eNpturaUed man
soad references ihouc ifia 500 Win
usharo street ssi|
Wan ti.H y, n'nh ami wife nen's
TOT "Nt' hN"Nehe'itnt Nifc iwation
~" n'"'N Nf'th NsN iNAun.
~ ieA'r $50
.,.i.-.s .....,'..s
.-. .'.
f.,.l,, ,.,,.,.,,.', "til'4.
-. 49,. 49, ,,'t.'. 80
,.,,Y,.,. $3.50 49,. ...
.tt..., 49,.
WANTED ilat Ntur PROPERTY with
Hs W can sell ll ssiter nird Land
Co ttn
WANTED A whit. rifi wants 90 Do
se~iua nr hnare ~ofh I'm private
home Address hos bgs Caller Oflcr.
gie
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FuRNIsHED RooMc.


iNN sNNT- Nlsely FURNISHED rson,.
with so'stnienees tsassai t,oss i,
business 40 children sUs Mesquite
street ia
fNR BENT Two unfunahed f.s,a.s
CLOSE 3d. Az convcni~ncst Tsftns
81. pr month ~ chlarer Appl.
va Meaquite street 80
t,R HENr Two iassN connecting
r'ems with psftai, hata in iurrAce
heatcd huaFe.to flsm rsfsen i'hans
ilfs. ,tos
npn RHNT iAfh house .h.-llns sad
single sleelinr toom~ rtlured pfitcs
tu reEAl.a rsomsf~ thcne llfs ga ..ll
90 uufiale street $50
'rHE NSDFnSoNf suites furnished
cNsnpls,s fnf hna.eiocpinr sssir,hlc
central iosatun oV.floukinr bsN. ais,
single rouuis re Norih Mater street
rhon, use so
roN RENT Two furnished f,,.nv i,s
ATht hou~ekesfinp. aisop Per month
elus" ln also bed rooms J0+ r~iRE
street hte
FOR AiNl i.afrt ifunt ruum With
enns,tinr bath nicely furnished With
aii eontcrisure- foaaonail, ie f+rma-
urnt party Apply 1905 Mesquite
street lft
MlNoNA horhi. ieum. Cor reHi
special rates tn reEulafr aisa teo niss
southeast issums on firai nNar fnr uaht
Housekeeping Alr y NJ Smilh Cor
n,r lvlnf and NAAparui Phone sel
.tp
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

GEN KilAi. typewriter business. clean .
ing, r-palfing. rentals, salsa Expert
wofk mannhlp Reasonable pricsH ~
a Miller - Emiihs Book Store Phone
az.
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CnLLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- A=ClEARING HOUSE" FOR SOUTH


haul anything. asyvhefn anytime
ftr an, body, i'tlcea reasonable a.
al rittman residence soc Mesquite.
l.hons ilas go
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The uapsf vita tho circulation IL 10.
advertising medium for fesaiss
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lost WIN thr party WIN found
esvTiansss In black ease and pnuned
the Caller, phrase ,,csnmanieatc sRaln.
So
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NOTICE.

clty iasss far me year 1914 are nov
Due aud payable ~ she osflee ~ ihe
c'if3 Secretary
s4s g. g. hbiilgaa, chs Secretary
fAsveftlsemep'
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YIFR CIRCULATION STATEMENTS Do
HI INCLUDE ANY SAMPLE COPIES

Any such circulation statement
a would be in direct conflict with
he Federal requlrementand lav the
oubIshers open TO ITS penalty
Sample copies of The Caller were
distributed one week systematically
70 those few homes not already on
the paid subscription list
The Caller found the plan highly
successful in gaining New Paid City
Subscribers because people who read
the CALLER and compare it, liked it
enough better TO want IT regularly
More Than 500 New Paid Subscribers Have
Been Added To Caller City Circulation
Since June 18th, 1914
Thirty three per cent gain in city
CIRCULATION IN four months time por-
tends much TO an advertiser who
wants his full dollar for dollar value
in advertising.
WORN STATEMENTS PROVE 1T
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FOR HENT -iiee-s".n Furnished cot
isfe pnr block from var line $40 =
month Address lns 40. care Caller
bis
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ilaeo your pieno tunsd now b,
graduate piano tuner WORK Gnaran
tsed and arnnnhie A. a. Cahs
Phone - Go
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The Hicfris Tax - ngN due and
pay4hls a. the offcs 81 ne CITY sec-
rsiary. y : Mallaan. cify Secfeiatf
tss
fsassrsinswenf
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lysR itENT Two unfnrnished rooms
clos. &c. A. convenienres Terms.
ll2 per mpnth No children Apply
s1s Mesquite street tfs
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tNR BENT Two unfunahed i.sous
CLOSE 80. Al conyenivncsa Tsftns
81. pr month ~ chnaler ktpl.
s4a M-aquits street 80
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17
MIDDLEBRooK

Little Garter Lindsey is right sick.
Mr.. Craven and daughter OF Po
cahontas were here last week look
ing after lis daughter a school.
George Toy was on our streets
last Saturday.
Grandma Spence visited Tom Rob.
erts last Tuesday.
Tommie Odom is going to stay
with his brother ollie this summer.
Little Ruth Johnson is on the IN.
disposed list this week.
Clifford Price visited bis uncle,
5. NJ. johnson last week.
Or. swindls was called to Mr..
Harris last Sunday to see one Of his
children who has tonnlitis.
Uncle Sam Parker celebrated his
esth birthday last Monday.
w. A. Brown and wife took din
ner al Joe Hamm's last Sunday.
}. A. Spence had business At Po-
cahonsas one DAY last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17

less Downey and wife visited At
]. r.. Acree's last Sunday.
Little Bill Evans ig improving
m. farm by building some wire
fence, also rail fence, aronnd part
Of It.
AL Brooks was a business visitor
at Maynard saturday.
]. A. Oldham put a wire
fence most Of the way around the
Washington school yard. The
work was finished last week.
The calverts are built aud ready
for use on the north end OF the neN
road. Now If We had a little work
done on the south end We could gel
To Maynard quite handy.
We wish Elder G. w. Savage
would announce Sunday school and
keep It gong.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17
NEw HoPE

Mrs. Rob Carter and children
stayed al night atLinla Dawson's
Saturday uight.
Luke Kincaie is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Perry Kincade aud family
stayed all night with Earl Dawson
Tuesday night
The egg hunt was certainly en-
joyei at the home Of Mrs. kincade's
Sunday. There were fifty people
present
A large crowd took dinner at Mrs.
Kincade's home Sunday.
Brother @. W. Million preached
an interesting sermon at this place
sunday.
cIaad BramIett attended church
here Sunday.
Dolph Camp visited Earle Daw.
son "Wednesday night.
We we're certainly glad to see Cleo
Bates at church sunday after his
spell Of sickness.
Mrs. JOHNNIE Carter Is on ihe
sick list tins week.
The little child Of Mr Frank Lem
mons is real sick tins week.
Mrs. johnny Rogers and family
visited home folks Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17

The cold weather aud frost killed
most Of the peach crop around here.
Doctor J. NJ. Spikes was called
last Saturday afternoon at the home
Of X. ID. Shaver who Is reported To
be a very sick man.
A. b. Davis and family Of Mock
were visiting friends and relatives
at this place last Saturday aud Sun
day.
]. Martin Fowler aud family oI
Corning are on a visit at this place
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. IA. (. Mock Who has beer
real sick for the past few days with
Lagrippe Is much improved at thin
date.
Inca ramsey ana tamily nave
moved from this place on +. l.
Mock's farm where he will worl
this season aud help r. l.. along
with other troubles OF farm life tha
come upon good man.
Last Saturday. was too bad foI
work on the the grave yard an,
not many came, so the time set FOL
next Saturday week April s5th
Come every body that possibly
can aud help in the work.
Clifford Price, one among our goo'
social aud esteemed business men
has just returned from an extended
VISIT with friends at Biggers, Corn
ing ana Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17
Wright Ward

The Supreme Ruler has seen ii
to cali from Us our dear husband
and father, Wright Ward, who de.
Dparted this life, April 1, being laid
TO rest IN the Nelson cemetery the
next day 10 the presence Of sorrow
ing relatives and friends.
lie was a faithful husband and
father, leaving a wife, daughter and
other relatives IN mourning.
He was energetic and progressive,
having met many obstacles through
which he passed brayely. He was
horn in Webster, Hancock county,
ILL.,, July IS, ls49, where he lived
until coming here as a pioneer in
1897. lie was familiarly known a.
"Uncle Wright Ward" in all the
country round.
He had been afflicted with rben-
matism for several years, ,but The
extra exertiop, worry and strain
over the loss Of our home, brought
on his final illness, pneumonia.
He. assisted by our kind, true
hearted neighbors, began rebuilding
lbe new home, getting 1t ready to
occupy just before he became SICK
He was thankful from the bottom
Of his heart for all that was done for
us and we wish to combine his with
our siucerest thanks to all our kind
neighbors, for the many kind acts
and most appreciated help given u.s.
We have been given much consola'
ton, during our sad hours Of afiiic-
ton and may God help us to some
day repay it all. -Mesdames Wright
ward and Cora Francis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-17
FOSTER
pnenmonia lever.

The Foster posioiiice was discon'
tinued a few weeks ago but this
news ia from the Foster settlement.
Not much farming has been done
this week on account of ram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson visited at
Pocahontas one night last week.
Mesdames Tom johnson and Edd
'reel visited Mrs. r. b. Tyler
Thursday.
Ray Mock Of Mock VISITED his
brother, Elmer, at this place snn-
day.
The elders Of the Church Of Je.
sus Christ of Latter Day Saints
preached at the Hogan church
house Sunday. A large crowd was
present.
Miss Ida snodgrass Of Swarts
visited at this place Friday.
Jack Spikes visited at the home
of Ton Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. Pace of Attica attended
church at the Hogan school house
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Tyler visited the
Misses Gibson Friday.
A nice crowd attended the egg
hunt at Mr. Gibson's place Sunday.
All report a nice time.
A large crowd attended the liter.
airy society at Hogan Saturday
night. The society will render an.
other program Saturday night April
95th. Everybody envited to at.
tend.