davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16
Edwin Hunt


The remains of the late Edwin Hunt
of Parker's Head, who passed away
Thursday night We're brought to West
Benton Monday morning and inter-
ment was at the Winslow cemetery
Mr. Hunt passed away after several
weeks illness, and was aged 65 wears
He was born in Benton. the son of
Stuart and Elvira (Hinds) Hunt. At
Benton he passed his youth and early
manhood. receiving his education in
the public schools of the locality. He
hved at F1tchburg and several other
small Maine towns. lastly going to
Parker's Head. Edwin Hunt and Mary
Coombs were united in marriage sew
erai years ago, and no children were
porn of this union. Mr.. Hunt was en-
gagged as farmer, following that bus
mess at his several places of resi-
oence: His widow and one sister, Miss
Florence Hunt of Benton, survive.
The ladies of the Helping Hand So
clety of Benton will hold an Apron
sale Wednesday afternoon and evening
OF this week at the Benton Town hall.
In the evening an entertainment will,
De held. consisting of readings and
music. 1t is planned to have a reader
from Waterville present. A social and
ice cream sale will take place good
music being furnished for the games
Inc entertainment committee consists
OF Mrs. LYDIA Emerson and Mrs. Fred
Crosby.
Mrs. William Ireland will go to An
gusta Tuesday with her granddaughter
MISS Louise Hinckley, who has been Wis.
iting in town for several days.
stephen Savage is confined to his homo
on Pleasant street with an attack If
neuralgia.
The members Of Victor Grange are
planning to have a dance Thursday owe.
ming at the hall. A harvest supper will,
be served.
Albert Dutelle is moving his household
goods from the rent over the Crescen,
Laundry to rent at Nye Court. wherp
he will make his home in the future.
Mrs. Edgerton of Thomaston is IN
town for few days, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George Patterson. Western av-
enue. Mrs. Patterson is Mrs. Edgerton's
daughter.
VII anu MIS-. II. T.. SWEET of Auburn
have returned to their home after pass
ing a few days in town as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Morrill,, High street
Mrs. SWEET and Mrs. Morrill, are sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sprague return
ed Monday morning to Portland. Thev
have been passing several days in town.
at Hinckley and at Waterville with
friends and relatives.
James West of Ray was calling on
friends in town Monday. Mr. West is on
his way to PitlOck, where he will visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16

warm water and Cuticura Soap. dried it
and applied the Cuticura Ointment. My
face was clear in about three months time
and it has not bothered me since" (signed)
Mrs. Annie NJ. Byrnes. August 3. 1914.
Besides soothing and healing all skin
troubles you may rely on these super
.sreamy emollients to keep the complexion
clear the scalp free from dandrufY and the
hands soft and white il used daily for all
toilet DurDoscs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16

fTOIeSSOf IlDDet dld not meet his
classes in Public Speaking and Debating
Monday. being called to Skowhegan by
the death of his brother-in-law Dr.
Pulsifer.
The weekly meeting of the College
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held Tuesday eve
ming in the Association rooms Roy
Hurd '16, will lead this weeks meet
ing. taking for his subject. The Worth
of Loyalty from the text. John 1915.
At recent meeting of the Sophomore
class. the following slate of officers for
the ensuing year was appointed by a
committee, and this slate will be voted
upon Wednesday,; for president, Rich
ard Sprague, Wallace Hastings, Robert
Matthews Vice president. Carleton
Bailey. Raymond c. Whitney. Paul AL
den Secretary, March Derby, Ralph
Cartelii. Robert Gallagher. Treasurer
George Perrell, Fred Wood. Ellsworth
Prince.
The Varsity. who played the Navy
last Saturday and who made such a
fine showing against this strong team
is expected to return from Annapolis
Wednesday. The boys have now broken
training after period Of two months,
return for their arduous labors. They
will stop in Philadelphia and New
York. while the boys living around
Boston will visit at their respective
homes before returning to their college
duties.
The managers of the various bowl
ing teams of the college representing
the fraternities met at the Commons
club house to make plans for the COM
ing season. The tournament will start
right after Thanksgiving and the
matches will be played off at the Sill
yer street alleys. The trophy will be
the one now in possession of the Zetes.
who have won it for two consecutive
years. and If they win sit this year. will
take permanent possession of it. The
managers of the teams are Alden AL
len for Delta Epsilon; Whittemore for
Commons Club; Higgins for Alpha Tau
Omega; Francis Heath for Zeta Psi;
Lester Young, for Delta Kappa Epsi-
Ion: Benjamin r. Greer for Phi Delta
Theta. The officers for the league
were elected at this meeting consisting
of Allen, president: Whittemore, vice
president; Greer, secretary; and Young,
treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16
Sample Each Free by Nail

With 32-p- Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T, Bos-
ton" Sol, throughout the world.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
StaItenS Iebte Grtratonr.

Ser Greibunopertrag lit gum LETT
tenmal inn Sabre 1912 errreltert lpor-
Sen, aber o1d) BEL oieler @%elegenbe!t
bot man nidt %erfabren, 1peld)e @er-
pflidt1ngen er Stalien oaferlegt.
Man fennt Sen S1balt 6es 5tpilden
9eutldlono u1ro Seiterrei6-llngorn
b%eltebe1roen @iiinoniBpertrages, aber
mos IoIien NIT SEN beioen Madten
obgemad)t bot, meib man nidt. Ges-
balb mor man, OILS Stalien bel MlS=
brl1d} oes geeempartigen &riegeS lih
Sen beioen @ailermad)ten nidt on=
1hlob, ioroern neutral blieb, 5u1radlt
outs Notber abgemieien. Grit ge-
ral1llle s3eit ip1ter erfubr man aus
eil1er g%elegentlid1en gcuberllng oeS
baperiihen Observation-Disclosures bon
@ertling, bob Stalien NIT 3uitim-
nrl111g ser beioen &aiiermad)te nett
troll geblieben lei. @abri6einlid lit
man babel bon ser grtpagung al1sge-
aallge1r, bab Stalien, fals es li6 oen
beioen &ailermahten angeidlollen
bdtte, fir Sic engliibe 6lotte Elm an
5u erppnierteS Nngriffsobieft gene
fen mdre. 1ie italientide 6lotte fam
eegen Sic englilde gar ni6t in BE-
tradt fo1nn1er, 11nb fir Stalien mare
es cine l1mn0glid)feit gemei EN-, feline
lang ntsge5ogenen '&iiiten gegen els
nen Nngriff ser englild)en 6lotte 81
fhiisen.
Als Ialien SEM @lnoe Ser bei6en
INSTRUMENTATION &%oiiermad)te BEL
trat, lag Sic M0glidfeit ei1es &rie-
geS nit England al1berbalb beS @e=
reides Ser @abrid)einlidfeit. Sos
@iinonib rid)tete iid gegen fran50ii=
ide l1n6 r1iiiide Angriffsgeliiite.
Staliens @iinid)e ridteten ii6 So
malls o1f Sen 8elit bon &oriifa, gfi5.
50 ut1b Sapopen. Mu6 sic afrifanii6e
@iilte ipielte Bel ieinen gntidlieBun-
gen cine &olle. gs par fem Sre1tn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
@rnnbei8entbnms:
dbertra9un9en.

gliiabetb s. Wenien unb Gate an
Mt6ael sc. NaribaQ, Got 81, Dlod 25,
8aite 8arf, $500.
MarD @liiabet6 O'grien unb Gate an
Sobn 6. gurrp, Got 1, glod As, Curtis
Sl1rpeb, ct. Glouo, 100000
Sbereiia Mein3 rnb Solepb. g. 2omz
8, @6el6rods ab6., 1T. @loub, $4,000.
Nels Sfafte II. a. an SSacob q. Smann,
Cots 13 un6 ID, glod 4, 8et & Searls
9b6:, ct. Gloub, $1275.0o.
Sranf @etdert uno Srau an Ntd]aro
8erres, Got 16, 8lod 3, Neiderts Aoo.,
ct. @loub, $225.O0.
Sacob Sfublaref an Sobn 6enrb Bbiz
lippi, MgH g@H, Gee. 19>125z29,
ct. @enbel, $4,000.
George 6. Sbertpooo II. q. an Sennie
SO. @bittenberg, Got Is. Dlod l, Sberz
poobs 800. aimbaa, $4,000.
George 6. Sbertrooo II. a. ar SPA u.
Metcolf, 2ots 40, Al un6 49, Vlod 1,
Sh"rtrnrhs 400, @imba4, 100000.
Saul 8ad unb Sra1t an Charles gomz
mel, gh SgA bon Gee. II unb gGA
N@A, Geo. 14z123z29, @odbi1e
$3750.O0.
@enrb @urr1e an 3arrb g. Doung,
Got 1. 8(od SO, Gurtis Surbep, $1,000.
Matbias 2eiien unb Srau an Balter
6. @obert1on, Qots II nnb ~, 8lod 2,
Shoppers 9(bb., ct. glouo, $450.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

ldaftsbiinonib, oas es NIT Sen bei6en
@~aiiermadten eingtng, es tpor Elm
blobes 3tpedbiin6nib, unb onoers lit
eS a119 bon 8ismarf niemalS beper-
tibet mproer. Son oem giiernen
Schuyler ltammt ser Ma1siprad, BOB,
sic beiben &%aiiermad)te idon 3nfrie=
sen fem piirben, tpena1 i'm Sale ei-
mes &riegeS NIT 6ranfreid rno &1lB-
laro Stalien an ieiner @ren5e, oas
@eiidt mod @eiten geridtet, einen
Iob,rentrdger ur6 cinen Srommler
aufitelle, alip moblmolleu6e Neutra=
litat be>pabre; Elm @eueis, mie &C.
ring ser 8egriin6er oes Greibunoes
Sic politiid)e @e6eutung 6es Blind
niiies NIT Stalien eingeidatt bot.
Sic gegermartige gnttpidellng be-
gam iih por5ubereiten, als Nalien
81 ser grfenntniB fom, 6ob Oerrtid-
lano nid)t geneigt tpar, le6iglid) bes=
bolb &rieg nit 6ronfreid SIT fiji
rem, Inn oem geitiefelten &onigreid
5u SEN begebrten fran5oiiiden Se-
iitungen 5u oerbelfen. Ga panoten
feline @efible ur6 grmartungen iib
mieber 6ronfrei6 51t, un6 Sic Mn~
leb,m1ng on Ml1Blanb fam Damn BON
lelb1t. sic begam iid 5l1er1t bemerf=
bar 81 mlad)en, als Ser 6er5eitige So
mig @iftor Emanuel ser Critic nod
ieiner @eirotb NIT ser Godter bes
&0nigs bon Mo1tenegro Mnipru9 er>
fob m1f BEN Eitel zines Eroteftors
bes 5ufiinftigen 8altanbun6es. Gin
poar Sabre ipater fam Damn ser @e=
in6 6es 3oren MifoIolts in &occoni=
81. Man bat bon eine1n gebeimen
Mbfommen geiproden> Dos bel 6ieier
@elegerlbeit 5ultan6e gefommen fem
ion un6 bon, 6em ELM fron5oliider
StaatSmom 6amals fagte, eS per6e
sic @elt einmal in @rltar1nen Der,
ieter. @ie meit 6ieles @ere6e al1f
Gbatloden berubte> fam man babin,
geitent fem loiien. Cider lit je6en=
fans, 6ob MON 6ieien @orga1rgen in
Berlin un6 @ien le6tgli9 nit ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

przemysIs lebte Gage.

@iner Der bei6en aus pr5empfl
entfommenen Slieser beri@tet: Sic
Notwithstanding in pr5empil
maren Bis bor einigen @od<n iebr
gut, bis @nttrdftung 6urf9 9unger
ti@ fubl6ar gu ma4en begann.
@@liebli@ mar bic balbe 8efaBuns
hienitunfdbig. Mbenos Dor Dem leBz
ten Musfall tpurben iebem Mann
3pei aonierben aus Ben @orratsre<
item gegeben, gu bel fiir ote 9alb>
berbungerten, bic iie giertg binunz
terf@langen. @tn3elne ftarben iogar,
piele ertrantten. Na@ Dem Musfall
erfolgte 5tpei Mdbte bin6ur@ Elm ruff
ii&er @turmangrtff unb cine i@mere
8ef@iebung, UNI sic 6eitung getpaltz
fam gu rebmen. Sic &u1en muir
Sen iebp@ bon Der %enttrdfteten 8ez
faBung NIT benz Mufgebot ser lebz
ten beroif@en Gner9ie n01ig 3urudgez
f@lagen. Sic Setting tpnroe nod
INNER feline lei@te 8eute. Dim Monz
tag 4 ubr fritz tporer bic @turman<
qriffe mie6er in polem Gong. Da
1@ieben aus einem Sort 5lammenz
{dulen empor, Sriimmer fliegen umz
Der. Sic @uFen ituBten, ibr @nz
griff itodte. Mus etnem Sort mad
Dem onberen lpbert eine @tt@flamme
ouf, leere Maga3tns unb 8oraden
BREMEN. 9ie @inmobner auf benz
Satarenbigel iublih Ser @tabt
beoba@ten gefpannt bas ibnen borher
aneetunbigte @@oufptel. Gin 3O,5
3entimeter ? m0rier 3erbtrit in taum
1onogrobe @tiide. 9te Srimmer
unteriroi1@er &aiematten pirbeln
lumber; bic 2eute aerf@lagen ibre Sc
mebre, 10 oab ielbf bic 2Gufe abz
tnidten. Die Mannf@aft tat al
bies nit benz Mufgebot Ser lebten
&raft. sic &par am @an6e, @eit
}angem CAB es fem Mebl, tein Sc
miife, feline &pnierpen, muir etpas
pferoefleii@ unb gemablenen Safer.
@ine 9a11opou 6apon muBte nod
ret@en, Bis bic rufii@e @erpflesung
ein1eBt, Ser 6lugplab uno bic
!6on9ars fteben unter beftigem @4rcpz
neufeuer, nur atpet Maf4inen finb
nod sebrau@sfabig. 3m0lf Mppcea>
tie fino i'm Slug btenit %3ugrunoe sez
sangen, fieben Sliegerp are tot ooer
9efansen. Sic 5wei lebten f&raubsn
fi@ bo@ uno entflieben bur9 oas
fetnblt9e Seuer, elmer gegen bic &or<
patber, Ser anbere gegen &raton.
gu bemerten 1T, BOB bte @ep0ltez
rung in beloenbafter Metie cas-
@@idfal Der 8eiabung getetlt unb
ebenfalls bereits Scot gelitten batte.
@ie mubte 3ulebt aus ben @orrdten
ser 8sfabung miterndbrt peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

iein, bab ber0eob, 6eiien sic Mniierten
ii4 our @rreidung ibres 8medes be.
oienen, ii6 gum groBenRbeil ausgle'
menten 5uianmeniett, sic Die Sebe
gegen Seiterrei9-l1ngarn 1n1r als
M}ittel gum ;8med beniitet1 sic no6
Sem &rieg ni6t 10 iebr %berlangen,
I'M alteS itqlienii6es Spra@gebiet
5l1riid5leroberm ion6ern nm ibre
politifd)em 3iele> sic grridt,1ng elmer
&epublif gu f0roer,1. @don aus Die
iem @run6e batte Die &egierung,
menm tie es NIT Ser GDnaitie ebrli6
meint, Die M11sidreitungen Ser Be-
ltrltftiben @epoIferungselemente 11n=
ter6rIden miiiien. Mber Stalien
feblt m1genideinli6 in Ger g%egentpor-
tigen &riiis Elm meitbliden6er Staats=
mann nn6 Elm &0nig, Ser Sen M11tb
bat, iid gegen sic beitruftipen Gle
mente o11rf51tieten un6 6araa1f 5u be-
iteben, oaB Stalien ieiner @ertrogs=
pfltdt na6fommt.
So miro 0enn 6as @erbGngniB
pobl ieinen 9auf baben miiiien. Sc
6enfaQs lit mo11 in 8er1in nno @ien
m1f Sen @erratb Staliens eingeridt
tet 1tn6 furdtet i'm 11i@t. @an bat
audi feline @eranlaiiung 6a5u. Mud
tpenm SStalien fi9 6en M0iierten un=
idlieBt, lit Sic Gage fir sic bet6en
be%rbiin6eten &aiiermddte INNER nod
gunitiger als gu @egim 6es &rieges.
Man iogt, Stalien tonne 5tpei Mil=
lionen @ol6aten inS Sel6 fteuen, aber
sic M1iiertert tpir6en fir cine Mtl-
lion ie6enfal1s i@on ber3li6 6a1,fbar
fem. Gamit 6iirfte sic 2eiitungsfd=
bigfett 6es 2mn6es eridopft fem.
3mei Milione1 Sol1aten tpollen &C.
f1ei6et un6 al1sgeriiitet fem, un6 Sta
lien lit ein armes 2an6. Sic S9tpie=
rigfeitet, Sic es ieiner5eit batte, um
sic fir Dos tripolitanii6e Menteuer
ben0tbigten Sruppen berfiigbar 51
MAIDEN, iin6 nod u%npergeiien. &ber
1elbit menr Stolien pirfli4 imitan6e
mGre, 5pet Minionen Sol6aten a11f=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Mufmerfiamfeit oes intereiiierten gu
1nauers qefolqt lit.

Mnfmerfiamfeit 6es intereiiierten gu.
idauers gefolgt lit.
Ma1s iener Yeit 1tammt Der InS-
ipr1,b bon Sen 6iplomatii6en grtra-
touren Stalie1s, urb bamalS i6on
bat es in Deutidlanb uno Oeiterreid
nid)t an @timmen gefeblt> sic Sta
lien oIs nnit6eren &antoni1ten abge=
ldiittelt baben poqten. Mlein an Sen
mabgebenoen Stellen 5og man Dor,
Staliens gmidliebungen ab5utpar-
ten> un6 boriibergebeno idien es TO-
gar, als OBJ man in Som enti9loiien
lei, li6 sic grtratouren ab5ltgeap0br
men. Ser Greibunopertrag muroe
5tpei Sabre Dor Ser 3eit, % eS cine
Motbmerbigfeit %getpor6en maire, per-
ldngert, unb a1b Sic @egen1dbe 5mi=
iden Stalien u16 Seiterreid =ltngarn
ldienen iid 51 miloern. Ga fam ser
arieg. Gab es beim Nusbra1d 6es
&rieges fir Stolien Elm ungebeures
@agrib getpeien mire, england ben
&rieg 5u erflaren, nad6em lebtereS
in Sen &rieg eingetreten mar, fam
fiigli9 nidt BEL tritten >per6en, 6enm
iiber Stalien 5l1nad1t miir6en sic
g1lglan6er nit ibrer 6lotte berge-
fallen fem. Gas lit 6a6ur9 bernie
Sen mor6en, bab Stalien neutral
blieb. @em Sic beiben &aiiermd6te
aus &iidiidt ouf Staliens Sdtpade
CUR Gee 1i6 6amit ei1rberitan6en err
flart baben, bat nieman6 ettpas 6reitr-
5ure6en; in 6em Ml1genblid aber, mo-
Sta1ien aus 1einer Me11tralitdt fer
m1stritt, miro es gum @errdtber an
ieinen @erbiinbetetr> miro es per=
trogsbriidig, un6 bafur giebt es tel
ne gutidul6igl1ng.
Mu6 Die inneren S6mierigfeiten
6es 9m6es, cine Solge ser I'M 9ie11=
tie ser Muiterten iteben6en &ete, fon-
1oen Stalier1 nibt entiduloigen 6enn
pern Sic &egier11ng gefpoQt, bdtte iie
6tefer S1pierigfeiten ldngit &err
fem fonnen. lteber6ies ionte es au@
Ser italieniiden &egieru11g befomrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

3uiteQen, miir6e INNER nod inbe.
tradt gu 5ieben iein1 6ab Die MIIiier.
ten feit 8eginn 6es &rteges n1ebr als
Dos Doppelte %berloren baben. Sir
oiefe @erttite baben iie MIR 11l1genii-
genoen @riob beidaffen fonrett. Die
Terlaite ser bei6en aaiiermadte ltn6
no6 nidt bob 10 groB ge-
tpei en- mie 6ie Der MQiierten, unb Bet
Sc fonnen nob auf itarfe &eierbem
5nriidgreifen. 8tebt man 1ro@ inbe=
tradt, bab sSalien NIT elmer i9me>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

rem irreren ariie un1 allen @ebin.
g11r1gen fir cine Mebolutior in ben
&rieg eintreten miir6e unb 5iebt man
ferner inbetro@t, mie idmmerlid Die
italieniiden solooten ii6 ieiner5eit
gegen Die Meiiinier l1n6 ipdter in
Gripolis geidlagen bobet, 6onr fam
man Ser peiteren grtpidelungen Der
0inge nit &ube ent%gegenieben. Mud
Nalien miro sic Sade Der Mliierten
ni9t retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
@einnbbeit fDrbert Trobiinn.

Sbne @eiunobeit lit edte 6reuoe
unm0gli9; obre quite @eroauurg uno
reguldren @tublgang f0nnt SSbrt nidt
geiuno iein. @arum es bernodlaiii=
gen stublgang 5u baben uno front
un6 elen6 3u fem? Sbr braubt oos
ni6t. Mebmt cine fleine 0r. &ings
Neue 2ebenspiae na6ts, SIR tper6et
Damn ant Morgen gan5en, freien
Stablgang baben un6 gu6 biel BET.
Ter fiiblen. Slit gurem Mppetit un6
Der Ger6auung. @eriudt es cine
Nadt. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
9lb, bic itarfembe 2nft bes 6idten.
lunI1cS.

@ie iie sic aeble un6 Sen 4opf
reinigt bon ieinen ihleimigen 4ront-
beiten. Sc lit bieier @eiit Der Meu-
felt uno @roft bon Sen @eiunobeit
bringenben Sidtenmdl6ern, Ser 5u-
riidgebra9t miro 6ur4 81. @e1's
Bine=Ear=&onig, antiieptiid un6 bei=
LEND. @uuft beute nod cine 6laide.
Mne Mpotbefer 25f.
electric 8itters Elm Sribiabrs Sonic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

SIS @ubber NIatten $500 per @tid
$1,000 @olofroner $500 per Stld
$1.OO @iIber -Jiiuuns 500 per stad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

gfeue @ennoe1, tueiBe nit 6alten uro eina@ meiBe fir
$1.OO unb $1.5O.
gSetBe @alSbinoen 3u Csc unb SOC, ir9eno Elm Taiion.
@oden-iebene gu 25c uno aufpdrts in alien 6arbe1t.
@]omnS gu SOC biz $1.25.
@an6i9ube gu $3.50,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
~AFFEC1IONATE PIE IS
THE KIND e THE
TOP u IS STUCK
ON TIE LOWER ONE

Seine IoIen 3abne mebr. 8porrbea
ODER &iggs 4ranfbeit bes Munbes
uno 6es 3obnfleiides peruriaden bic
len 9euten Dos 2osmer6en ibrer 3ab.
ne uno baben Sabre lang Die meoi-
5iniiden un6 Observation-Disclosures
pcrmirrt unb tpurben als unbeilbor
angeieben. 3porrbea meidt gang raid
ser 11eaen 8ebonolung 6es @matin
@p6ro9lori6e.
@ir iin6 b%olitdn6ig al1sgeitaHt,
Inn @uren 6on 5u %beban6eln, umo
SIR in Der Office boripre@en
molt, miro es uns freuen. gud Sic
8~ebon6lung gu erfldren un6 @ud 5u
iagent pos in Current perionliden
Sole obne ieone6e 6oroerung ge-
i@eben fam.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
BUSH PRAIRIE

One Of the best school entertain
ments that has ever been held in this
place was given last Saturday night
when not only many children but
parents showed their deep interest by
taking part in the exercises, which
were excellently presented. The pro-
ceeds are to go for playground for
the school and amounted to $14.41.
Sunday the Sabbath school held
election Of officers and the following
were chosen: Superintendent, Miss
Dora Sumarlidason; assistant SUPER
tntendent, Mrs. Minnie Meek: treas
urer. NJ. e. Meek; secretary. Mrs.
Nellie Reichel. Teachers are to be
appointed next Sunday.
Miss Frances e. Seeley Of the Cen
tralia High school visited with her
mother. Mrs. e. ]. Hodge. Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Sheldon was q caller at the
home Of e. J. Hodge Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
SOUTH UNION

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunstone and
daughters spent Thursday OF last
week with Nh and Mrs. John Ismay.
Mrs. Fred Schulze visited with Mrs.
John Gunstone in Olympia the other
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James bowman
and daughters were callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Campbell
Sunday.
Sunday being a disagreeable day,
there was a small attendance at
the church 1t is hoped there will be
large attendance Sunday, when ar
rangements for a Christmas program
are to be made.
Messrs. Gene and Aria Hopkins of
Seattle spent Sunday and Monday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Ran
dali.
Mr.. Con Hansen has gone to Port
land on business.
Master Peter Hansen, who has been
in st. Peters hospital since October
81 with broken leg, is expected
home Saturday.
Mrs. John Ismay spent Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. L. A. Randall.
Mrs. J. e. Walker was calling on
friends in South Union Friday.
Mesdames G.. E. Mcdowell, M. j.
Haight and w. X. Ball spent Monday
evening with Mrs. Raymond Abbott.
Mrs. w. X. Ball spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs. John Gunstone in
Olympia.
Mrs. George Burdick has moved his
family to Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
LACEY

Miss Frances Anderson, ward Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayes. and Mr..
Adolph Knoke of Ellensburg were
quietly married in the Trinity Parlora
at Seattle. December 8. The youns
couple viii reside at Duvall. WASH,
where the groom 10 employed.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher has beer
installed as Northern Pacific ticket
agent at Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Pierson made a
business trip to Seattle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexis Zandell and
children Of Olympia called at the
Gallagher home this week.
The Lacey Social and Athletic cluS
held its regular meeting Wednesda !,
evening.
Mrs. G. F.. Meyers of Delphi is Wis.
iting at the home Of her father, Dayic
Fleetwood.
Mrs. A. Fraze and children, Clara,
Herman and William, Of Alberta. are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Russell.
Mrs. Mary McGibney Of Kingman,
Me-. is the guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Gallagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
BLACK RIVER VALLEY.

Ed McDougall is building a new
bungalow on his farm.
Mr.. Collect of Montesano stayed al
night Monday of this week with Mr.
Kjellman.
The Ladies' Art club met with Mrs
Ida Erskine last week.
Misses Mary and Alta Parish at.
tended the Royal Neighbors lodge in
Olympia last Thursday.
Elder Field, who has been holding
meetings in Gate for some time, re-
turned to his home in Auburn Mon.
day.
Bob Daley is in Centralia working
in barber shop.
Edith Pitcher went to Centralia
last Friday to visit his aunts.
Mesdames Harrison and Posie.
Roscoe Jones and Frank Hoover
attended the dance in Centralia last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Murray of Ford spent q part
Of last week in Gate with her mother,
Mrs. C. c. Yocum.
Mr.. Charles Fettis of Ford was
calling on old friends in this commu-
nifty recently.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
BUFFERS COVE.

Alert Grange held it's regular meet
ing Saturday evening. After the bust
ness session a short program of read
ings, stories and music on the new
piano was given.
Mrs. Jackson of Seattle, who has
been visiting her brother, A. E. Modes,
was Joined Sunday by her husband.
They both returned to Seattle Tues
day, accompanied by Mr.. Modes.
Mr.. Weilert of Centralia has re-
Gently moved to the A. H. Christie
pher place at Athens and expects to
make his home there.
Miss Callie Church, who has been
i'll for several days, is reported much
improved.
The Parent-Teachers' association
of the Buffers Cove school held it's
second successful meeting at the
schoolhouse last Thursday, most of
the mothers being present. Commit
tees were appointed to make plans for
serving hot lunches at the school and
to secure a case of books from the
state travelling library.
A large number of young people
and a few older ones attended the
meeting of the jolly Good Fellows
club Friday evening. Basketball and
dancing were enjoyed. while several
of those present we're occupied in
practicing for an entertainment to be
given at New Years.
Although the rain kept many away,
the Buffers Cove Sunday school held
it, regular session at $3.50 last Sun
day afternoon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10

Lillian Wilson motored to Maytown
Sunday.
The box social and bazaar given at
the schoolhouse December 4 by the
Parent-TeaChers' association was a
has bought piano for the school
this year.
Mrs. j. Ritzman went to Little
Rock this week
Mr.. James Madsen of Tacoma
called on Mr.. George Higgins this
week