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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-13
EAST MADISON

There will be a box social at
Grange Hall in the evening of May
%. Everyone is cordially invited.
A crew of men started working on
the iron bridge last Friday morning.
Velma Fogg of Skowhegan spent
the week end with Ruby Dyer.
small party of four girls had a
picnic supper on the shore of the lake
last Saturday and later in the even
ing joined a crowd of boys and girls
hanging maybaskets.
Alma Steward spent Sunday with
relatives in this place.
East Madison Grange met Saturday
for its regular meeting Grange was
called to order by Worthy Master
D. B. Hobart and during the business
part 1t was voted to have the hall
painted, and one application for mem
bership received. The lecturer pre-
scented the following program: Read
ing, Nellie Hobart; music, Florence
Burrill; question, Is the present
method of road building and repair
ing any improvement over the old
one? Opened by l.. c. Jewett and
followed by D. B. Hobart, w. N Rod
erick and Ralph Mccarthy; song
Alta Young, Florence Burrill and
Madeline Bean. The next meeting is
May %. and the following program is
to be given by the Chaplain, Matte
Spaulding: Music, choir; reading
Nellie Hobart; song. Kate Reed and
Inez Rowell; reading, Ria Burrill =
roll call of departed members with
remarks, L. C. Jewett; wreath march
In ATpmpriam Elorappa RurrilI Lana
Nottage, Madeline Bean. Hazel Rus
sell, Alta Young and Marjorie Hay
den; music. choir.
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Yes-Many People
have told us the same story-distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
0e~1V. Dyspepsia
SS Tablet
before and after each meal will relieve
you. Sold only by us-25c.
Frank W. buchanan

be a grass fire on the intervale of
Mrs. S. B. Pierce's farm and was set
by passing freight train 1t is
thought. Owing to the high wind
the flames spread across the track
and started in the direction of the
farm buildings of Fred Magoon. Fire
warden Foss took two loads of men
and boys up in his automobile and
these together with several other
parties and load that went in j. H
Gray's large station wagon, soon had
it under control.
DR.. p. A Wood will be in Scion in
Hotel Parlor. Thursday, May goth, fol-
the practice of dentistry.
The baseball team from Scion
High SCHOOL, crossed bats with the
Athens Academy boys Saturday af-
ternoon on the Athens diamond, re-
sulting in a score of 81 to I in favor
of the Scion team.
The A. c. W. Chapter of the D. A
K. held its regular meeting last Fri
day afternoon with Miss Alberta
Whipple. The annual election of Of
ficers was as follows Regent, Nellie
l. NJ Paul; vice regent. Mile Paul
secretary. Minnie Jones; treasurer
Julia D. Vittum; registrar, Mabel d
Magoon; Historian, Viola '. Gray
Councillors. Emily Patterson and Mae
Longley. At the close of the bust
ness session refreshments of sailed
nuts and candy were served by the
hostess.
Saturday night the members of the
third degree staff of Scion Lodge
No. 128. |. o. o. F. visited Wesser-
unsett Lodge and conferred the de
gree on two candidates. To say thai
all had pleasant time would be ex'
pressing 1t very mildly. The Athens
members had looked after everything
to make the visiting members zee
right at home and from the reports oil
most of the Scion boys, the people in
Athens must have considered our
money counterfeit as we were not al
lowed to spend any. The time was
much enjoyed by all those present.
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BUNKER HILL-ATHENS

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell was
in Harmony one day last week.
Eugene Corson of Brighton is work
ing for Ed. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Small and
Mrs. Flora Davis attended the dance
at Wellington Friday night.
Read Everybodys Column.
Mrs. Myra Bunker who has been
sick is better at this writing.
Mrs Annie Campbell of Kingsbury
who has been stopping with her
daughter Mrs. Myra Bunker for a few
days has returned home.
viii Jones of Brighton was in town
Sunday.
True Ames of Kingsbury was call
ing on friends in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Bunker visited
relatives in Brighton Sunday.
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day for a visit with his sister Mrs.
Sherman Horne and family Their
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Horne of Fair
field is also a guest In the Horne
home.
Skowhegan were at her parents Mr..
Skowhegan were at he rparents Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Lancasters Tuesday.
The trip was made in Mr.. Crowell's
new auto.
Mr.. Buker has been our mail car
rier during the past two days while
our regular carrier Mr.. Connolly has
been in Bangor with his family visit
ing. We were all glad to see Mr..
Buker as he is very courteous to the
patrons
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MOORE'S MILLS-CANAAN

Wilder Fernald from Lowell, Mass
has been in town two weeks visiting
among relatives.
Miss Beryl Foster who is teaching
in Smithfield was at home over Sun
day for a visit with her mother
Lucien Webb and wife from South
Canaan were the guests of G.. H. Eos
ter and wife Sunday.
G. Arthur Williams and wife passed
one day recently with George Hoxie
and wife in Clinton.
Eulah Peavey has recently moved
to the Clifford place above the village
Josiah Fernald had the misfortune
to have one of his best cows die sud
denly Saturday night.
A shower accompanied with hail
passed over here Sunday.
Joseph Ireland has been setting
scions for G. A. Williams.
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CORNYILLE

Miss Alta Porter of Skowhegan who
has been the guest of Miss Sadie
Flanders returned to her home Sun
day.
This paper months for quarter
Loren Strickland who is a student
at Good VIII was week end guest
of his parents.
Mrs. Rose Strickland and son Lewis
who have been visiting in Skowhegan
returned home Friday of last week.
Mrs. Agnes r. Moody attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lydia Hanson at
Skowhegan Friday of last week which
was held at the Bethany Church.
Mrs. l.. l.. Smith and daughter
Emaline returned home Thursday
from visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich of Palmyra
j. w. Amazeen and wife took an
auto trip to Waterville and Oakland
on business Monday.
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REyERE-CORNYILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Emme of Pennsyl-
vania are visiting for a few weeks
with their daughter Mrs. Willard Will
son.
Miss Lila Foss of Skowhegan is
helping Mrs. Maurice Gaylord with
her homework.
Mrs. Fred Mcclure visited her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Collins
Thursday and took her niece Belle
Collins home with her for short
visit
Our teacher Cara Bosworth and
Loantha Pike of Whittier School went
to Waterville Friday to attend Teach
ers' Convention.
Mrs. Amos Chapman of Athens
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
niece Mrs. .Chas Beckwith.
Ernest Rowell and daughter Elenor
of Skowhegan visited at Allen Ro-
wells Sunday.
Mrs Emma Nutting and family of
Skowhegan visited at S. H. Beal's
Sunday.
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NORTH CORNYILLE

Walter Davis, who had been visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. David Davis
returned to Boston this morning.
Mrs. Brown and her daughter Lii
liam of New York City have been visit
ing with Mrs. Ora Harville.
Miss Aggie Eaton of Newburyport,
Mass, has been recent guest at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Savage.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

for mothers who are unable to walk.
A special program has been prepar-
ed for the morning service. Try
and make it go-to-church Sunday
and wear a pink for mothers sake
A red pink If she is living. white
one if she is dead. Anyone who
who is unable to attend church will
kindly notify Rev. T. B. HIATT.
The annual meeting and election
of officers of the Century Club was
held in the Fraternity Hall last Fri
day afternoon. May 18th. The hos
tesses for the afternoon Mrs. Abbie
Hilton and Mrs. Effie Craig spared no
pains in making their arrangements.
By the use of rugs. easy chairs,
screens, ferns and cut flowers. the
bare reception room was changed into
coy parlor. Their efforts were
very much appreciated by all who
were present to enjoy the hospitality
After. the roll call and response by
quotations and number of times pres
ent the Historian of the Club. Mrs
Abbie Hilton read a very interesting
paper which embodied the doing OF
the Club as a whole and its individual
members for the past year. The
Century Club cannot yet boast of any
one great thing which it has accom-
plished but it has done many little
things which may eventually help to
bring about greater possibilities. The
past year, as the two previous, has
been very enjoyable and beneficial
The retiring president, Mrs. Alice
Goodrich, who has served the Club
so efficiently during the past made
courteous remarks, speaking especial
~ of the willingness of the members.
The new board of officers elected and
committees appointed can only hope
to fill the offices to which they have
been chosen with as much credit as
the retiring board. The chairman of
the nominating committee then pre-
scented the following list of officers
who were elected: Pres, Mrs. Flor
ence NJ. Owens; " p. Mrs. Lucinda
c. Moore; Rec. Sec, Eva Bachelor:
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Anna w. Howes;
Treas. Mrs. Laura A Hussey; direc-
tors. Mrs Caroline G. Savage, Mrs.
Addie V. Dutton, Mrs. May S. Hop
kins, Mrs Annie E. Whitney, Mrs.
Edith X. Dinsmore: Mrs. Della Web
ster; program committee, Miss Belle
M. Colby, Mrs. Eva Skinner. Mrs. May
B. Upper. The meeting adjourned
until October.
The Changers will give a dance at
their hall, May 18th.
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NAYFIELD

A ten pound baby girl arrived at
Perley Browns Sunday morning.
Maude Campbell and sister Mild
red Perry went on an auto ride to
Brighton Sunday.
Mrs. George Flanders is visiting in
Athens for a few days.
Perley Bryant went to Brighton in
his auto Sunday.
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WEST PITTSFIELD

Mrs. B. F. Bussey of Winterport
arrived Friday for visit with her
daughter Mrs. Harry Cool
Canaan Grange will work the first
and second degrees on class Thurs
day night of this week and the third
and fourth Thursday evening of next
week when a Harvest supper will be
served
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Written ac-
companied by Mrs. Whitten's mother
Mrs. Barnes attended the Grange
meeting at Canaan Thursday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Amanda Tilton of Beans Cor
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spent Saturday afternoon with

ner spent SATURDAY a1ternUon WIN
her niece.
Mrs Henry Whitman from the viii
lage is passing this week with her
son Norris Wilson.
1t looks as though Leslie Allen
would be among the first to have
green peas for his table, as he has
some all up growing nicely also Gu
cumbers and cabbages.
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NORTHEAST CORNVILLE

+. K. Berry and george Iaylor
moved May to their homes here
from the Wood rent. which they have
occupied for several weeks while
saving out the lumber at the True
worthy Athens mill.
Guy Bartlett and family were over
from Harmony to pass the week end
at his home here. Mrs Bartlett did
not go to Boston last week as planned
on account of the rain.
Archie Kent of Wellington came by
motorcycle Sunday TO visit briefly
with his father William Kent.
Mrs. William Kent is quite busy
with her 107 chickens all Matched by
hens She has several more hens to
hatch.
BILLY" Roth wore broad smile
last week We suppose it's because
he is grandpa again. Dec. a, 1914,
he became grandpa to a little boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bartlett,
Cornville; May 2. 1915, a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roth. Wolaston. Mass.
Mrs. Annie Johnson, who has
spent the winter doing dress and coat
making in Lynn and New York is eX-
pected home this week.
J. w. Fischbeck is doing carpenter
work at Nelson Rowell's, Athens.
Rosa Colley. who has been employ
ed through the winter at Howard,
r. l., is expected home this week.
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,JACKMAN

Full stock of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year. also Goodyear Tires guar
anteed for $500 miles. Briggs Gar
age Company, Bingham. tits
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

A. A. Webster and wife visited at
her mothers Sunday
Mrs. Jennie Wardwell was a caller
at her mothers last Friday.
Your correspondent recently re-
ceived letter from Mrs Wesley Ross
formerly of this place. now of Glen
dale. Calf She says they do not
wish to come back to Maine to live,
the climate is all anyone can ask for
and everything Is growing finely.
Mr.. Clifford has been visiting at
Herbert Richardson's and calling on
old friends on his way there. He
Is getting quite blind.
VIII futile and Robert George were
at Lake George Wednesday forenoon
fishing Mr. George caught salmon
weighing four and one half pounds
Miss Bina Ames visited her aunt,
Mrs, j. L. Burrill Sunday.
John Ames has gone to Fairfield 10
work on the interior OF Mrs Daniel
Bowman's house We are sure there
Will be some nice work done there.
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SOI0N


DR.. F. l.. Cleveland of Woonsocket
R. L.. visited his niece Mrs G. w
Cunningham several days last week
Don't fail to see the beginning OF
the 80 reel serial 1.-THE Adventure OF
Katheline" shown at Caratunk Hall
Saturday evening, May IS. Dance
after show. Music by Hjorts piece
orchestra. Time p. m.
Solon's Annual Clean Up Day will
occure on Wednesday, May 18th
Householders are requested to have
their rubbish where the teams can get
at it conveniently.
Mrs. Edward Murray and daughter
of Waterville have. been visiting her
brother p. f. Pri#t and family for
the last few days They returned
to their home Tuesday noon.
Portland Press daily, one year, 50.
S. A. Holway. a former resident of
this place. but now residing in Madi-
last week calling on his old friends
r. l.. French left for Boston last
Saturday noon and returned Monday
night about five o'clock with a new
six cylinder Herff- Brooks touring car
or hfty morse power.
Full stock of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year; also Goodyear Tires guar
anteed for $500 miles. Briggs Car
age Company, Bingham. tits
Mrs r. B. Larrabee, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. NJ Norton in Arson for the last
few weeks. returned home Friday
night. Mr.. Larrabee's family will
occupy the Congregational parsonage
on upper Main street which has been
occupied by R. G. Reed and family
for the last two years.
]. Fl. Gray, who has been on an eX-
tended business trip in Boston for the
last three weeks, returned home Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Frank Washburn, who has
been at the Pierce Hospital for the
last six weeks. was moved to her
home last Sunday. Mrs. Washburn
Is getting along very well but will
not be able to sit up any for some lit
tie time.
Saturday, May 18th, will be low
shoe day at Mark Savage & Cos. One
pair of fibre silk hose given with each
pair of shoes on that day. Owls
An alarm of fire was given on the
Farmers Phone about four o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, which proved to
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14% Heavier

Goodyear Laminated Tubes
are extra heavy. They have
always outworn any tire. But
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BROWNS CORSER-CAyAAy

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton futile are
contemplating going To Canada. whore
they will pass the summer with her
relatives.
Mr. and Mira FiewellinR OF Corn
vile were at c. II. Chase's Monday
Mira Ida PurinKton OF Skowhegan
10 passing the week with her sister
Mrs. lAforest Goodwin who Ii con.
finsd 10 her home by illnesa
G. n Chase and Harry wheeler
were In Madison last week on busl'
mesa.
Mira Geasva Chase 10 al her home
In cornsslls fos q short vacation. ahs
has employment In Madison
Master Harold and Miss l.Iilacs
nurvtli Who have be~n detained from
school BY lliassa are nos able To al
tena
w. " Mack vas IN the place aoa.
day and Tuesday % basiaess
Mr. and Mrs tiArastd Hsvas oi
Lo~ell Mass arrived 10 sows Aoa'
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STATE OF MAINE

To the Honorable, the Judge of the
Probate Court. in and for the County
of Somerset.
Respectfully represent the under
signed, Laura J. p. Adams. a resident
of Palmyra, that she deems herself
person untitled by reason of infrm-
tiles of age or other mental or physi-
with prudence and understanding and
prays that at the term of said Court
to be held at Skowhegan in said Coun-
ty on the 18th day of May A d. 1915
r. a Stacy of Palmyra or some other
suitable person may be appointed
guardian of said Laura ]. p. Stacy
Dated this 9Th day of May a. y. 1915.
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STATE OF MAINE


Somerset. SIS.
At a Probate Court held at Skowhe-
gan. in and for said County. on tie
18th day of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen. On the foregoing petition II
is ORDERED. that all persons inter
ested be notified to appear at Pro-
bate Court, to be held at the Probate
Court Room In Skowhegan in said
County of Somerset on the 18th day
of May A. d. 1915. at nine o'clock In
the forenoon, by causing copy of said
petition. and of this order of Court
thereon, attested by the Register OF
said Court. to be published In the In
dependent-R Reporter five days at least
before the holding of said Court. that
they may then and there appear ana
be heard If they see cause.
CHAS o. SMALL
Judge of Probate
A true copy,
Attest: PHILO STEWARD,
1w1s Register
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CANAAN

! Fred Hubbard of Boston was in
town several days last week.
The dance at Grange Hall Wednes-
day evening was largely attended. At
one time 10 couple were on the floor.
Canaan Grange has extended an in
ytation to members of Hartland
Grange to meet with them on the
evening of June 2.
Thursday evening, May 20, Canaan
Grange will give the 3rd and 4th de-
grees to large class of candidates.
Several Of our town teachers at
tended the Convention at Waterville
Friday and Saturday.
H. B. Harris attended the session of
the Grand Lodge of Masons at Port
land last week.
Miss Beryl Foster was at home
over Sunday from her school at
Smithfleld.
Miss Emma Goodwin who has been
at home for a weeks vacation, re-
turned to her school work at Beverly.
Mass. on Saturday.
Mrs. F. E. Locke is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell of Skowhe
gan were at Mr. Locke's on Sunday.
Miss Alice Burrill of Bangor is the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Burrill.
The many friends CT Mrs. Clara
Moody, who is receiving treatment at
Somerset Hospital, Skowhegan, will
be glad to learn that she is gaining.
Mrs. May Williams was at Skowhe-
gan Saturday shopping. Mrs. Merle
Harris and Mrs. Ola Maxfield passed
Monday at Skowhegan.
Mrs. Bartlett of Skowhegan was
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Rose
Jewell over Sunday.
Clifford Barrett caught seven Id.
salmon at Lake George last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Estes are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter.
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MOORE'S MILLS-CANAAN

We want correspondent for
Moore's Mills and vicinity. tf16
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conference of Congregational Sunday

conference of Congregational Sunday
Schools.
The teachers who attended the
Teachers Convention at Waterville
who went from this village were
R. E. G. Bailey. Miss Paulenah M
Simmons, Miss Dorothy Wolstad, Miss
Kate Robinson, Miss Vera Hinkley
Miss Fannie Crymble, Mrs. Clara
Record.
The Ladies' Association will hold a
sale of food and ice cream at the Con-
gregational vestry, Friday afternoon
NJ. A. Games opened camp on the
driving section near Patterson Bridge
April 10Th. There is heavy run OF
logs and everything is working finely
with the drive.
Everett Burbank and family OF
Madison were here a short time Tues
day afternoon, while on their way tC
Freeman for visit of a few days.
Carl Andrews who recently met
with an accident while hanging May
baskets, is getting along well.
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WEST NEW PORTLAND

L. L. Dyer is at work at the Oliver
mill.
Ezra Luce is teaching school at
Highlands.
Allen and Ethel Tozier have re-
turned from Portland where they
have been for treatment on their eyes
Miss Grace Smith of West Mills
was a recent guest Of her sister Mrs
Albion Edwards.
p. c. Luce recently shot a large
hen hawk measuring As inches from
tip to tip
Josephine Williamson will work at
the home of Malone Hutchins.
c. O. Hoyt, ]. p. Butts and Harry
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Miss Susie McQuilkin was in Wa
teryille Friday attending the Teach
ers Convention.
Miss Angie Eaton of Massachusetts,
has been visiting at John Bakers.
Mrs. James York and Mrs. C. B.
Gilman attended the funeral of Mrs.
Alma McCollor at South Scion Satur-
day.
Linnell and Verna McQuilkin spent
Sunday with their sister Mrs. Harry
French in Athens. 1t is understood
that Mr.. and Mrs. French are to close
their home and work for Carroll
Head.
Mrs. Mary Goodrich aud daughter
have returned from Canaan where
Mrs Goodrich has been at work.
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enjoyed a fishing

Lawton recently enjoyed a fishing
trip to Hancock pond.
Dean Davis has been clerking in
the store of J. p. Butts during Mr..
Butts absence.
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Whatever tires you use. get
Goodyear Tubes. They will
cutlast your tires. save you
leaks and trouble. They will
also convert you to Goodyear
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this year we
have a I'd ded
IA per cent to
their average
thickness-al all
pure rubber.
And our
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
CARLSON IN A MAXWELL
SETS A 0O-MILE RECORD

I Riverside, CAL, Jan. 9.--Another
road record was established by the
Maxwell this morning when Billy
Carlson, member of the Maxwell rae
ing team, piloted the little Phoenix
road racer, Maxwell 20. from Los
Angeles to Riverside in Sc minutes,
Is AS seconds. establishing an in
record for the 5s-mile
course that should stand for some
time to come.
At Ontario, the Phoenix race
course was foresaken and the Max
well was turned toward Riverside
over the lately completed boulevard
through Wineville, making fast time
all the way. Even over the S-mile
rough stretch between Pomona and
Ontario, Carlson made better than
40 miles an hour.
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ABILENE MEN BUY
BUSINESS AT SOLOMON

Solomon Tribune: s. M. Cunning
ham and ]. P. Stewart Of Abilene
have purchased the produce bust
ness from Tim Sullivan. Messrs. Cum
ningham and Stewart have been
working for the Brown Telephone
company out of Abilene for some
time and are very agreeable gentle
men to meet. Mr.. Cunningham, who
will be IN charge Of the business,
has purchased the Mrs. Roberta Heck
property on East Fifth street and
moved his family here last Friday.
The business will be continued I'M
der the name Of the Solomon Pro-
duce Co. We wish them success.
MT. Sullivan will stay with the
new firm for a few days, after which
he will travel for NJ. D. Sampson OF
salina.