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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24
hMM|7TEE, HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

committee on Judiciary will give
sec hearing IN us room at the state
rgpHij in Augusta, on
a~pspAY, Feb. %, 1915, at P. NJ;
ri. IN Ac, relating to the records
<. [snts relating to real estate in
~" ~ KNOX now recorded In other
cries an Act to abolish the January
IS 3 - suurore judicial court for
n O.. -, - Of Washington.
|, 'o;r.''' Resolve in favor of Michael
E.rs. senate 30. ~, An Act per-
81 ,s.. use OF automobiles in the
! ;1E NOM, l'esert.
f. NJ ST Ae. relating to the use of
90 NO. ~ ihe town OF MT. Desert,
So l-.-'e rea -. 1915, at . p. N.
IF'-' A. BET In ADDITION 10 Chap. IS
81 =, r.la.ing 10 liens on lands.
t',-t L. sci 70 authorize the city of
81 80 acquire. own and maintain
Es,e ~. .t electric plant.
D. a-l authorizing Schools
y 70 uuld and maintain its
l7l'i.. i-....es and raise money for
!, .,~.-as-,.v March :. 1915: at p. NJ.
A.t authorizing the planta-
-1.-ra.1 10 construct its ways
q Ar. ~ define and make
r..s,ug Of Sections = and 3
,4 40, =. d. the Private and Spec
~ .s. relating 10 the recon-
g. -"' NJ H.. tasleriE span of the Old
17 her 10 establish the State
-d a. s.- 10 amend Section i of
Fl. 90. Private and Special
i'.' lS. Incorporating the city OF
--1> ARD 4. PIERCE, Sec'y.
-t1ON.4S J. SCLLlN AN. Clerk
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN.
CIkL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Appropriations anG
Financial Affairs Will give public hear
ing il its room at the State House in
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. Feb. a. ar T. NJ.
No. a. Bar Harbor Medical and Surgi-
cal hospital
No. 49, Home for Friendless Boys.
Portland.
No. 4. York Hospital
No. 80. Chiidren's Protective Society.
No. 81. Rumford Hospital Association.
THURSDAY, Feb. %, P. NJ.
No. So. Maine Mission for the Deaf.
No. 81 Daughters of Wisdom, St
Agatha.
No. As. Weber Hospital. Biddeford.
No. 81, Maine Children's Home Society.
FRIDAY, Feb. 26, P NJ
No. %. St. Joseph's Home for Aged
Women.
No. SO. Maine General Hospital.
No. 5D-Somerset Hospital.
H z NICHOLAS, Sec.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
public hearing in its room at the Slate
House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a, at P NJ. in
the Senate Chamber.
%. An Act to amend Section Is OF
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Seetion . OF Chapter As of
the Public Laws of 1905 and Chapter 10
of the Public Laws of 1913, in relation to
accounting for and expenditure of school
funds.
% An Act to provide for the distribu-
ton of State school funds.
"a An Act TO amend Chapter one hun
bred and sevenry-seven of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred and nine, re-
lating to the common school fund and its
distribution.
"A. An Act to amend Section seventeen
of Chapter fifteen of the Revised Stat
utes as amended by Chapter twenty mine
of the Public Laws of nineteen hundred
nine relating to the number of weeks
that schools shall be maintained an
nually.
A. An Act to amend Section eight of
Chapter one hundred Lightweight of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred eleven
as amended by Chapter thrty-seven of
the Public Laws of nineteen hundred
thirteen, relating to the appropriation
for the encouragement Of industrial edu-
cation
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INTERIORS WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give q public hearing III its room at the
State House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. q. 1915. at .. 7. NJ.
on the following bills
No. 10 Resolve in aid of navigation on
Sebec Lake.
No. 10. Resolve in aid Of navigation on
Rangeley Lake, Mooselucmeguntic Lake
and Cupsuptic Lake.
NO. a. Resolve in favor OF buoys and
lights on Sebaro Lake, Songo river. Bay
of Naples and Long Lake.
No. IL. An Act to enable the Newcastle
Lumber Company TO erect and maintain
piers and boor1s il Big Wood POND in
Somerset county.
No. 16 An Act 70 provide for COM
mission to be known as the Peoples
Water Rights and Power Commission of
the State OF Maine
ALBION W. BLAKE, Sec.
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"But the idol and the plans" protest.
ed John. 1--WE know where it b today.
Tomorrow it may be hundred miles
away or hidden past our ever finding
it"'
"That-is true" said Sir Donald. But
the safety Of Miss Gallon Is paramount.
! will do what can. Possibly IN be
able to do more than you think"
With this Dorr had to be content, but
later when he and Ruth were alone
he brought the subject up again.
To his amazement. Ruth seemed 1T
tie interested and her manner was an
odd mixture Of reserve and timidity.
Gone was the old frankness and In
timacy. ...- .--.--.
At last John said quietly, II hope
you don't think was wholly careless
of your safety last night. My only OBJ
5ect was to get back your papers"
And Ruth, with Sir Donald's flushed
face before her eyes and his voice in
her ears. remembered her promise and
Was silent.
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CLAIMS.

The Commute on Claims will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY, Feb. %, at P M. on the
following resolves:
Resolve in favor of Mrs Blanche Rey-
nolds and Edward J. McWiggin Of Lewis
ton.
Resolve in favor of Samuel d. Erskipe
ct ais Of Jefferson for road damages
Resolve in favor of Will T. Collins et
ais for land damages in town Of Caribou
Resolve in favor Of Lizzie Bean Of
Passadumkeag for assistance.
Resolve in favor of Gorham P. Grant
of Winterport for refund of money.
Resolve in favor OF Heirs of Revolu-
tionary soldier for land.
GEO. T. WOODMAN, Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs viii
give public hearing in the Senate
THURSDAY. Feb. %. 1915, at P. M
l. An Act to amend the Military law.
z In favor of an appropriation for care
ana maintenance of memorial tower at
Fort William Henry and for the preser-
vauon and Improvement of the State
property at said fort.
3. To complete historical record of
Name men serving il United States
Navy in Civil War.
4 Resolve in favor of monuments in
memory of Arnold's expedition to Cana
Ola in Revolutionary War
B.. preservation of regimental rolls,
war with Spain.
8. On Firemens Memorial Sunday.
l. On providing markers for unmarked
graves of Revolutionary soldiers in
ASHLEY ST CLAIR Sec
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A Bad Fire at Bar Harhor.

Fire about A. n Sunday destroyed
the Central Fish market and Quilted the
1-e story house occupied by Mr.. Perry
and family, on West street Bar Harbor.
The north side Of the house being on
the shore the fiahermen were hampered
in working there. The wood shed Of the
Clark Coat Co. was also damaged A
brisk breeze sent the sparks toward the
town but the good work Of the f1remen
prevented further damage. TWO alarms
were sounded.
Bed Accident 70 caiais Msn.
Charles Mclaughlin Of Calais, 10 q
patient at the Chapman hospital. Calais,
where he IL recovering fron the effects
of an accident which beeen him while
ne was driving q loaded team Of hard
wood. He in some manner lost mis- bad
aacs and in falling on the load struck
upon one Of the sharp pointed stales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24
WAYS AND BRIDGES

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give public hearing in its room at
the State House, in Augusta.
THURSDAY. Feb. %, at P M
90 Petition of Frank w. Price and 81
others to authorize the construction of a
suitable bridge across the Penubscot
river between the city of Old Town and
the town Of Milford at Sunkhaze Rips
65 An Act to amend Section II of the
Revised Statutes as amended by Chapter
amended by Chapter 143 % the laws Of
1907, relating TO boundaries of ways
49, Resolve in favor of the town of
Harmony. for a bridge across Higgins
Brook.
So Resolve in favor of the Old Town
Milford bridge.
Sc. Resolve in favor of resurfaeing the
State highway between Rockport and
Camden.
S. Resolve in favor of grading and
surfacing the hill adjacent to Garland's
brook in the town of Mariaville.
90. Resolve in favor of reimbursing the
county of Penobscot for expenditures
made in connection with the mainte-
nance of the State bridge between Old
Town and Milford.
%. Resolve to provide for repair on the
Mt Desert toll bridge whenever it is
made a free bridge.
Sc. Resolve in favor of aid in building
a highway bridge across the Sandy river
in the town of New Sharon
81. Resolve in favor Of Washington
plantation and Perkins plantation IN
Franklin Co for the repair and peruaa-
nent Improvement Of highway.
9S Resolve In favor of the town Of
Penobscot and Castine for repair of
bridge and road.
lo4 Resolve in favor of the town Of
Oriand in the county of Hancock for
Improvement of Hardscrabble Hill
LOG. Resolve in favor of Indian Town
shin for the reDair of roads and bridgen
167 Resolve in favor of the town OF
Verona, for aid in repair Of q bridge.
Fe Resolve appropriating money for
rebuilding the bridge across the Shear
scot river between the towns Of Alma
and Newcastle.
Reassigned g Reanaye In fxvnr AZ
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Minded will give a public hearing in
WEDNESDAY, Feb "A. at 3P. NJ
IL. An Act 70 amend Section of
chapter Il. Public Laws of 1867 as amend
eo by Chapter 49,, Public Laws of 1893
relating TO commitment to Maine School
for Feeble Minded
IL. An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter "A of the Public Laws of 1907 in re-
iation to the discharge of inmates Of the
Maine School for Feeble Minded
"A An Act 10 prevent the aiding or
aoetting of the escape of inmates of the
Maine School for Feeble Minded
trustees to dispose of the Chase Merrill
Place, SO called, owned by the State in
connection with the Maine School for
Feeble Minded
DANA H. DANFORTE, Sec.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SuRANCE.

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give a public hearing
in its room at the State House. in AL
gusta.
A. Act relating to the amortization of
bonds OF life insurance companies
An Act relating to taxation OF insur-
ance in companies not authorized to do
business in Maine.
Resolve for investigation Of the Han
cock Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
An Aet to amend Chapter forty-nine.
Section four paragraph seven. relating to
the Insurance policy becoming void by
vacancy of the premises without the in
surer's written permission.
An Act directing the insurance com
missioner to abrogate the license OF for
eirn insurance companies under certain
conditions.
An Act relating to deposits OF assess
xneut casualty insurance companies.
C. W. BUTTON, Sec.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries will give a public hearing in its
room at the State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY, Feb. 20. 1875 at F. NJ.
No. 20 Petitions of Elmer G. Powers
and 40 others of Topsham; Albert F.
Adams and 70 others of Bowdoinham
Albert NJ. Graves and A others of Tops
ham to ameDd Section l, Chap. 81 of the
Special Laws of 1903 entitled IAN Act
for the better protection OF alewives,
shad and sturgeon in the various rivers
OF Maine"
THURSDAY. Feb. %, 1915 at P. NJ.
Sections II and 20 of Chap. Al of the Re
vised Statutes 1903. as amended, relatin 6
to the measurement of Holsters and TO
add thereto Section 2s as hereinafter set
CLARENCE GoLDTHwAIT, Sec.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will
give a public hearing in its room at the
State House, III Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. a, at 2 ?. NJ.
An Act to provide for the sale OF in
toXicating liquors for medicinal and
manufacturing purposes and the arts.
An Act to amend Sections &c. g, and 40
OF Chapter 29 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the manufacture and sale OF
Intoxicating liquors and particularly the
manufacture and sale of cider.
An Act to amend Sec. ! of Chap. q of
the Revised Statutes of the State OF
Maine, relating to nuisances.
EDGAR s. FOSSETT, Sec.
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which penetrated his left side making
hac wound. He is getting along nicely
and will soon be able to resume work.
Lewiston Grocer Called to Preach.
Elton II. Undertake, a grocer in Lew
iston, has received call to become pas
tor of the Advent Christian church at
Bangor and is considering an accept
ance. Mr. Timberlake is a deacon in the
Turner street Advent church of Auburn
and has been an active worker in that
church for some years. He preached at
the Bangor church on Sunday,
Two Weddings in Lewiston.
Horace A. Murch of Buckfield and Miss
Christine L. Gerrish, daughter of Mrs.
Z. H Gerrish. We're married at 1890 7.
NJ. Tuesday at the home of the brides
mother on Horton street. Lewiston, in
the presence of about 80 guests, by Rev.
J. B. Osborne. The house was decorated
by the Lewiston Cornroasters, Of which
the bride is member. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mureh left this afternoon for their new
home in Buckdeld. Mrs. Murch is a
graduate Of the Lewiston High school
and OF the Central Maine General Hos
pital school for nurses. She has been
an active worker in the Bates street
Baptist church. Mr.. Murch is a marble
and granite dealer at Buckfeld. Wesley
8. Huse Of Auburn and Miss Emmie
Louise Rowe of Lewiston were married
Tuesday at the home of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. DR.. A. T. Salley. They
were attended by Miss Sadie M. Hunter
of Auburn and Otis Haskell Of Auburn
After a trip to Boston and New York
they win live on Whtpple street. Mrs.
Huse is a graduate OF Lewiston High
school. Mr.. Huse is a graduate OF
Kents Hill. He is employed in a Lew
iston store.
Laymen's Meeting Feb. Is, Bangor.
The Laymen's Association Of the East
Maine Conference Will hold its next
meeting Thursday, February g, In the
Pine street church. Bangor. "A banquet
will be served at P. NJ, to be followed
by an interesting program arranged by
the executive committee of the associa-
ton The speakers for the occasion will
be men familiar with local conditions.
Miss Frances A. Barnes of WeoIwich.
Miss Frances A. Barnes, aged 81
years, died Sunday at her home in
woolwich as the result of a shock.
She was stricken Saturday. Deceased
was born in Woolwich. daughter of
the late Capt. William Barnes, and
always made Woolwich her home. She
is survived by one sister. Miss Emma
Barnes Of Woolwich, and two nieces,
Sarah F. Bagiey Of WooIwfch and
Mrs. Fred N. Files Of Mansfield. Mass.
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SIONS.

The Committee on Pensions will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
house. in Augusts, on
Resolve in favor of Eliza Z. Philbrook
of kittery.
Resolve providing for q State pension
1or Clarence II. Smith of Norway
Resolve in favor of John French Of
Lewiston, Maine
Resolve in favor of George n Holland
OF Hampden
Resolve in favor OF Harry J. Bean OF
Augusta, kennehec county, Maine.
JOSEPH w. SMALL Sec
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1QWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta.
THURSDAY, Feb. %, P. NJ
An Act to divide the town Of Bristol
and incorporate the town OF South
Bristol
JAMES W. GREELEY. Sec,
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EANNS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
will give a public hearing III its room al
the State House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81. 1915, at P M
No 13S. An Act to amend Chapter one
hundred nineteen OF the Public Laws Of
1907.
S. c. C. WARD, Sec.
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LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give
public hearing in its room at the state
House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, Feb c5 1915, at P. NJ.
An Act regulating hours of employ
nent and relating to conductors and mo-
'o- HENRY A. DEsCOTEAUX. Sec.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

The committee on federal relations will
give a public hearing in its committee
room, No 1oS, State House, in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. "A, 1915
/ An Act to create a peace centenary
celebration commission.
E. G. RYDER, Sec
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FLOWERS For cs.. nss.'
Orders telegraphed to all parts Of the
Country Decorations our Speciality.
Phone day or night STEW Portland.
|decsdlyr BERTHA r. LOUGEE]
DIED
CI-MRERLANI

CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Feb 81, Frederick Oscar Car
ter, aged Sc years, months; Feb. %.
Florence NJ. Achorn; Feb. q, Annie E.
Holden: Feb. q, Christina Kennard Rey-
nolds, aged A years.
South Portland-Feb. q, Adam W.
Barbour. aged sc years.
Gorham-Feb. 70, Clara A. Otis.
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China %; Oak Grove 3.

CHINA. Me-, Feb. 23.-(Special).-An
interesting game of basketball be-
tween China and Oak Grove day stu
dents Saturday night was won by China
Is to 8. In a preliminary game the ALI
Stars trimmed the Has-Beens IL to g.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24
RECORD ICE RACING
PLEASANTDALE

Portland. Me, Feb. 2s-The seasons
marks in both pacing and trotting were
broken Tuesday afternoon In the ice rae
ing on Clark's Pond, Pleasantdale, Don
Cecilian doing the quarter in 30 fiat in
the Glass A pace and Fannie covering
the same distance at a trot In SD
May Day lost her first race Of the sea-
son when Don Cecilian took the last
three OF four-heat brush. Three horses
went through the ice and one had q mar
row escape from drowning. The sum-
mary:
CLASS A. PACING
Don Cecilian. Big uIalD ...........1 vi
May Day, rm tJohnson3 ..........a >
Time, 81, -. 80. ma
CLASS B. PACING
K Y C. M's ssr bE ]1s IDssao :sf9
Time, :sssAs, :SsA -. u
CLASS c, PACING
Orphan Girl. rm Qc0linchy1 ...-.1 q
Time. :sE. q, u -
CLASS D. PACING.
Dr.; slocum. be- Hatfern and
spraTue NORWOOD. chg
upperdyke. be- istaiel .:......j So
TIME, "a 80, 30. Sc. "A
CLASS A, TRoTTHe0.
Fannie c, BIN al Davis. 4111
JAG Mac. big .(RoW0 .--.....-...4 SO
Victor M, be HAlD ..........~..1 n =
Tina n 4 IN ~
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The funeral will be held Wednesday
at 2 P. M. from the late residence ir
Woolwich.
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they IGnded 70 Their aff1FdI III huH1H'
But the idol itself. the object OF their
quest, still concealed its whereabouts
In spite Of the most minute inquiries.
We'll simply have to watch Dorr."
WiIkerson said ut last. I'VE know he
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SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
The COMMITTEES on School for Feeble
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This Picture Is Shown Each Week at

SATURDAY
OPERA HOUSE, WATERvILLE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
COLISEUM, GARDINER. EpNEspAY THURSDAY
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CHAPTER XVI.

iikerson Again on the Trail.
IT had not been difficult for
Harry Wilkerson and Mrs.
4 Darnell to trace Faversham
j and his party from the time
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Ito be eontinued)
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Score-An-stars II. Has-Beens g. Goals
from floor-Baker 2, Colby 2. M. WASH
burn 2. Ward e. II. Brown 2. Referee,
McCraie. Timer. Farnsworth. Scorer,
Jepson. Time, 10m periods
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THE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson

- special ius - pAeAea eanapsnle
stalnA Il ''Ths Aaa~ Ky ts
Ing ptcsus dhsaaar y arzanss.aA aAss ~A ths U.vsl
Fun Manufacturing esupanv 4 b nj eaty poaahs -
nod "Ths Alaalr kav' N III pap9. bA also ahD.
ward sesns psceBs q aDu.
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OAK GROVE

score-China q, Oak Grove & Goals
from fioor-Cole 8. Lewis 8, Bessey 2,
Jones Fletcher /. Hodges I. Goals from
fouIs-Cole 2 Referee. McCraie Umpire,
Baker Timer, Farnsworth. Scorer, Jep-
son. Time 2om periods.
.Yr c,rApc uAS-REENS
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which penetrated his left side making a
had wound. He is getting along nicely
and will soon be able TO resume work
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-08-26
THE SIPPLE REUNION.
rom the Laddonia Herald.)

(From the Laddonla Herald.)
Much pleasure has been the result
of the Sipple reunion which took
place at the homes of ]. M. and H.
G. Sipple of this place. Quite dele
CATION of Sipples came Saturday af-
ternoon and were met by the ones
who had previously arrived, making
total of 20, who partook of the
sumptuous al fresco supper served on
the lawn at H. G. Sipple's
Sunday morning 6 cars conveyed
the crowd to Pleasant Grove church,
Galloway Co., this being the church OF
childhood days and around which
many loving as well as sad memories
linger. Here big dinner was served
by the two hostesses, Mrs. ]. M. and
H. G. Sipple. The crowd returned by
way of the old homestead where sew
eral snap shots were taken, then On
thru McCredie, Auxvasse and Mexi-
co and back to Laddonia.
On Monday dinner was served al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Sip
pie. The crowd departed for their
homes all wishing to be reunited al
some future time and expressing
much joy and pleasure for the happy
time shown them. The following
were present: Rev. B. d. Sipple
wife and daughters, Misses Leah ant
Mary, of Fayette; L. B. Sipple, wife
and two children, of Kirksville; Lew
is H. Sipple and daughters, Misses
Ruth and Blanch, of Fayette; Mrs. o
M. Manion, Shelley, Idaho; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Everett Ham, Laddonia; Mrs
S. J. Barnett, Gillian, Mo-; Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Petrie, Fayette, Mo-; MI
and Mrs. Eli j. Daniel, Gillian, Mo
Mr.. William Beverly and daughter
Maze, Mason, Kyp and Mrs. E. I
Bondurant, Vandalia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-08-26
MRS. WHITE DEAD.

Mrs. Mary White, "a years old,
wife of b. r. White, died Thursday
at her home in this city. Funeral at
the Christian church Saturday after
noon conducted by Rev. w. A. Shul-
enberger, burial in Elmwood.
Mrs. White was native of Boone
county. The family came to Mexico
number of years ago from Santa
Fe. Besides the husband, the follow
ing children survive: Mrs. Nettie
league, Mrs. Stella Bridgeford and
Ross and j. d. White all of Mexico
Mrs. White was a good woman,
beloved by all who knew her We
extend sympathy to the family in
their bereavement.