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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
The Finest Tomato.

Mr.. Chalmers Hughes, the eff
cient engineer on the Aiken-Edge.
field branch of the Southern, is en-.
titled to the Victoria Cross or the
Iron Cross or Uncle Sans Cross OF
some other badge of distinction fol
growing the largest tomato of the
season for this part of the country.
He brought one to- The Advertiser
Wednesday that weighed one pound
and a half, resembling pumpkin
more than tomato. If anybody has
grown larger tomato this year than
Chalmers Hughes we have not heard
of IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21

Miss Rose Jeffries of Spartanburg
is the guest of Miss Gladys Padgett.
She has been very afectionately
greeted by her Edgefeld friends.
Messrs. Stewart & Kernaghan
announce this week that they are
selling Dain and Mccormick NOW
ers and also carry a full line of re-
pairs for mowers used in this Sec
tion. Read their advertisement.
Read the full-page advertisement
/ of Smith Marsh Company in which
very low prices are named on sea
sonable merchandise. The sale will
last ten days. Call early and get
what you need, especially in shoes
before the sizes are broken.
Mr.. W. q. Wells was here Mon
day and spoke very highly of the
Temperance rally that was held at
Golfers Sunday afternoon. The
good people of Golfers will also
give picnic at Golfers next Sat
urday, at which temperance pro-
gram in some form will he carried
out.
Some very fine watermelons have
been sold on the Edgefeld market
during the past week. The finest yet
brought TO Edgefeld this season
were grown by Mr.. John Derrick of
the Philippi section. He presented
The Advertiser with one that
weighed SO pounds. We have never
tasted melon of finer flavor. The
entire Advertiser household extends
thanks to Mr.. Derrick for his
thoughtfulness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
The Captains of Blue and Vel
lows Enter tain

The membership contest conduct
ed by the blues and yellows under
the direction. of Mrs. w. z. Lott
and Mrs. + J. Norris will come to
a close on tuesday afternoon next,
when all the local w. G. T. U.
U. and the new members will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. w.
E. Lott. A very encouraging num-
ber of new members have been
gained, and this occasion will be a
very pleasant one for all who at,
tend.
A program of great interest will
be carried out. Every member OF
the w. G. I. U. will be expected
to attend, and welcome the new
members and all the new members
are most cordially invited to be
present and enjoy the occasion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Notice of Election
Public Cotton
Weighers.

Notice is hereby given that an
election for public cotton weighers
for thetowns of Edgefeld,J j ohnston,
Trenton and Plum Branch for a
term of two years commencing Sep
tember lst 1915, will be held at the
respective towns on Saturday, Au-
gust 7th, 1915. The polls will open
at eight O'Clock a. M, and close at
four o'clock p. m. All qualified
electors of Edgefeld County who
market cotton at the respective
towns will be allowed to vote, but
no person can vote at more than one
place. There will be two cotton
weighers elected for the town OF
Johnston, and one for each of the
other places. The following man.
ayers ale appointed TO hold said
election.
Edgefeld-Albert Kemp, L. Fl.
Prescott, Warren Hill.
Johnston-J. Walter Sawyer,
George Hardy, and Minis Walker.
Trenton-P. B. Day, Jr., Julius
Vann, w. S. Marsh.
Plum Branch. G. Sanders,
Walter Lanham, and j. A. Self.
The managers at each place are
authorized to appoint persons to take
place of any managers absent.
A. A. EDMUNDS,
Supervisor for County Board ol
Commissioners.
! July l9, 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. 5. +. Burns OF birmingham
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. A.
Brunson.
Miss Katherine Tannahill of
Greenville is visiting in the home
of Mrs. Emma Dobson.
Misses Leila Bell and Cleora
Thomas visited relatives in Angus
ia last week.
Miss Willie Mae Hart mas gone
to Spartanburg to spend fortnight
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Corley of
the Cleora section were in Edgefeld
Monday.
Prof. P. P. Burns arrived from
Birmingham Friday to spend some
time in Edgefeld. n,c.12s
Master Albert Darlington of
Georgetown is the guest of Mr..
Harold Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. QUITS Of
Kirkscy were guests of Mr.. and
s. d. Mays this week.
Mr.. N. D. Robertson, having
<'laid by" fine crop, has gone to
Augusta to visit his son.
Mr.. Walter L. Holston has re-
turned from stay of ten days in
the mountains of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller of
Trenton were visitors in Edgefeld
Monday, having come up in their:
car.
The County Baptist Sunday
school convention will convene to-
day at Gilgal and will be in session
two days.
The young men will give their
dance in the opera house Tuesday
evening, July 27, instead of in the
Adams hall.
Mr.. W. H. Dorm spent several
days last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Dorm near Celestia,
Saluda county.
Mr.. John Minick and his family
and Mr.. James Minick spent Sunday
last at the home Of Mrs. Emma
Dobson.
Miss Ruth Etheredge, a. charm
ing young lady of Pleasant Lane,
is spending this week in Edgefeld
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cheatham of
Epworth, Greenwood county, spent
the weekend in Edgefeld with Mrs,
Isabelle QUITS. !
Misses Helen and Mary Dorm and
Ethel and Ellie Miller Lanham,
have gone to Clark's Hill to visit
their aunt, Mrs. J. P. Nixon.
Mrs. W. D. QUITS who has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Solomons at Troy, returned to
her home at Elmwood Sunday.
Misses Ruby and mildred Glover
of Batesburg are guests of Mrs.
Walter S. Adams at her home,
Alta VISTA" in south Edgefeld.
Rev. Z. G. Bailey leaves this
week to conduct protracted services
at Hodges, S. G. His pulpit will be
supplied for first Sunday by Rev.
P. P. Blalock.
Mrs. Susan B. Hill and Mrs. w.
G. Tompkins left Thursday for
Little Switzerland, N. O., a sum-
mer resort on the Clinchfeld and
Ohio railroad.
The Advertiser watts affectionate
greetings to little Miss Frances
Elizabeth, the daughter who came
July IA to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Fair.
Misses Ruth and Mae Tompkins
have purchased an Overland touring
car. from MIR. J. D. Holstein, Jr..
who has the agency for these popu-
lar cars in this county. The new Car
is being greatly admired.
The chain gang has moved to the
Long Cane community. Capt. Saw.
y,- has some 25 hands and while
there will work the roads around
Meeting Street, Elmwood and Nc
Kendree.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21

Dinner Announced.
Just before adjournment, Mr..
Erwin Smith arose and extended
very cordial invitation to all
visitors to partake of the dinner
that had been provided. Soon after
adjournment the large throng gath
cred about the long table under the
oaks and partook of the very gener-
GUS hospitality of the good people
of Harmony. One rarely ever sees
such a feast as that served at Har-
mony Sunday. In addition to the
basket dinner which was beautifully
served in practically unlimited guam
tity, barbecued meats and hash were
also provided. Nowhere else in the
wide, wide world will one find hos
pitality more lavishly bestowed than
by the people of the Harmony COM
munity.
In planning for Sunday, it was
the original desire and purpose of
the committee to have an afternoon
service, but failing to secure a
speaker for the afternoon the con.
gregation did not re-assemble after
dinner. Two hours or more were
very pleasantly spent in social inter.
course in the grove.
We were impressed with the
thoughtfulness of the committee or
arrangements. A rest room was pro
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Nieberserifien
@nrne Sie Slaiden6ieranlage Ser
aSettercr @reiuins Gu. ,ipeil iie
AMI SlusianO itaub.

2luf 4nOrbnuns bes ItGotiI1eH Ses
bdubes sSnIpettprs ReuOiss mubte se-
fern bic SluibenbieraHIugs Der Mettss
rer 8rerpius Co.. bus 2aitOdiae Ges
6dube g}p. 2125 Central 9lpsnue. abs
gsriFsn tperbsu, neil es iicb berGuse
ftellte, bab oas @ebGube auf JlugiaHb
srrihtst mar unb jeben ausenblit elm
itiirseH tpnnte. Jerner muBte auf Weis
iune bss gauamts aud bas an'toBeube
WDbnbuus, oeHsn Mausru Riife aufs
tpiefen, 'pfort BON ben geipobnern ges
rGumt tperben.
DAP bic @ebdube auf Tlu9iann
itunbsn, purbt ermittelt. uls bic Be-
Iibsr Der grausrei nsbsn bem 9ebduoe
elmer grunnen grdben lieben. Bel ben
9obrunssarbeitsn ipurbsn srobs Mens
aen Sano entfernt uub als o1rn bic
86brunesn cine Sisfe BON $50 Sub ers
reiht 6atten. itellte es Iib beruus. bob
bas ssunbamsnt bee 5laideubisrbepdrs
tenents na5ou6, ppruuf Der icfortige
abbruh BEG ge61ubes perfiint purbe.
Das @ebGuoe purbe nit 5i!fe eiHes
Qaftoutpmobils eingerifen.
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Zterblidfeitsber erid3t.

Saiob Roplanb, 70, 1890 llnbers
ipoob place. Srsbs.
gsors. gusns.r, 20. 2l7 on 3.
Ctr, glutpersiftnns.
autp 5oiparb. a Ulondis. 3o69 Sio.
nsp 4ps., ardmpfs.
Waria 5aad, 68. 1924 5arpelt
Abs., 2ungsnsHi5iinbuns.
2end Grsenfin!.l 20, Union aps.
unD Rsabins Roab, RisrmIsio.n.
4lpe, Younser, 26, TIA Wsft 9.
Ctr, zubertulois.
5nIia gbenep, 80, Gbrift SOfpital.
erIhOpfuHs.
alrHa Wlss.rs, AZ, 1855 gsDis gtDe..
Nisrsnlsibtn.
gina Waillu, 10, 524 0irmbt9
glps., RisrenItibtn.
0eprse Bsdsit. 8. 555 5opsins
Etr., aunsensutjiinoune.
SOlu WuIDau.p. "a, 326 Dsit .,
Ctr, 1ubertuloie.
1h.o aisrs. SO, 620 On gtdrIStr.,
fnbertulojs.
Wlariba @apin, s3. 1o47 gapmilIsI
Ctr, DsbirnIhIas.
Germ Roenn,. 81. 1924 M.ifsrH
4ps., Jnquef In Shlpsbt.
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3nr anlaes elmer iDldJeu 'pirb cine
aprporatipn sesriinSst.

Cincinnati ,tpill niGt lGngsr bins
ter Indianapolis unb anbsrsH Stdos
ten nniiebsH. gDir tpoIlsH aud cine
auto Rsnnbabn babeH nno bic
Cincinnati Wlotor Speebpap 20. fpil
lie ,fns bdntn. Die Gtisaihdft III
ssfisrn Rammiitaa fiir bi.fen 3iptd
i'm gufinsb 1l.n's Club orsaniiirt
ircrbsn nnb 5ipar 1T u. ). Roberts
bsr @riinbsr unb llrbeber bss plans,
III beifsn gsrfpiSili4uns eins hoIbe
WilIion Goaars aufgeptnb.t tDerotn
ionm. Die gecnnbabn ioa irsenbpo
all Der peripbsrie bon Cincinnati gss
tdut iperben unb Geldnbs an Der
Rsabina Roac, In Reptoirn uno
Sbdron ioQen bereits in GrlpGguns
assoasn ipprben isin. Di. .aorppras
tion IN NIT einsm GttisntapituI bon
$500. 900 gssriinbst tporben unb 3ll
Direttoren iplrosn sripdhlt: q. W,
ebiparbs als prGiibsnt; R. &. 9sl
glonb, Maurhe Jrsibsrs. ). g. Orr,
glnbrtas gur,barbi, Sarrp German
unb Z q. Cooper. Inter ben Wltio'
ndren ipsrbsn gsnannt:
u. @. Stristman, 8. q. aodncob,
~. 9. Gamblers. Or. O. 80. ausn,
Or 6. g. Golter Tr. 6. .. gonifielo
Carl n. Gtrsit, milIiam 3. 5clsp
s1rrn g. GGprbon, Jobn Out!tnhofer
90 .. Campbell, GrantliH aItsr
Gbdrlss Wp.isr, 8. 5. Robbtn, Rl
tbatb 9. Witt. Samss gll6ert Gr,sn
cfcf.pt 8. Risdslmau. 1bomus s
@rabbon, 5crrp O. pounsforS. Sobr
Gargeant, asldnb O. Banning, ehdr'
Ies gactioeso. 5be 2. 0t. a.tpir
s5arptpare Co., Jamss g. Orr, J. )
Sullipan, Sdrrp g. 2tpmaH. U. Q
BuribarSt, 6arrp Sats, .. Wcain
epoie, 80. .. 5ooIen %. Ul. War
Tin, Woerlsin grstpins Co., Stsfpdr
Ghtllito. aouis 5. 9aud, Y. w
Gbtpa,bs. 3. 3. Cooper. wlablen &
Garsfr 60.
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aims beat Nysmmisipalaerih

Milliam Nsebles IT,, Der nit feir
mem Motorrao Sucob 6arfelb iiber
ben Saufen rannts uup fir ieinsH
Spo perantportiif sebalteu tpiro, ers
belt ieinen 5oa i'm Uiunisinalgerift
seitern gum %. Qlpril Derf9oben.
Samss Suehes uub Wtdraares
aemp muBten fih tpegcn 9ergeb.ns
piber bic sittli9tsit Derantiportsu.
Suabes srhielt slpei Wlondts atrbeits
baus unb 800 9eIoitrofs uno biz
0enofiH ieiner Sdulo purbe nit
elmer Strafe BON $50 beoudt. 5us
ltus Z. Maupin unb S$ennie Carroll,
bic unter oerieIben Qutlage iteh n,
erbieltsn ibrsN Guu uuf ben 10. 4priI
prrihpben.
gpparb MilIsr. oes unOreentlidsn
genebmens angetlast, purbe ~ 80
9aaen Mrbeitsbous uno $50 4elp'
ftrafe perurtbsilt.
Der 9otainiit SOhr R. eSadion
iparpe tts gum 30. apri! Der pflege
bes GeFaneniborstes iitsrgeben. in
Der Spfinunu, bah er BON leir'sr
unTeIiesu 2eibepituft turirt pire.
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ltmgar. 6ilisgeieai@aft.
Scuie it bic gtrauitaltHns 5nm BE
ten Der arisgsnOtbleioeuoen.

Ter llngorl1nOiidyc Silfsperein
reratitaltet Gan1itag 10. 9lpril, in
Der Central 1rrnhoQe cine grcbe
sl6enounterbdItung, Oeren Heinertrag
in Die aoiie Der 9elitifen unb DETER
reid llnear. $iIisseieaidaft iIieBt.
D2it1Iieber i1mn,tIiter lngarii6er
gereine uno Ertsgruppen bienen am
lluterbaItlings aommittee. 3iihtise
NeSner tperSen stniprahen baIten,
ser lluaariide 4rbeiter Rdnnerhor
iinat un6 Weiaerg Crteiter icrst fiji
Die 1nitrumentnImiiiif linb ipieli
ann Ialise aui. Die 9ameu DON
aranfenunteritiisungs @eretn uni
pom Wsdnnerhor baben bic aiiGt
iibernommen uno iperben bic bei
matblihen Seri6te ierpireu. auBer
benz aibt es einen reitbaltigen Sur
ba,ar. @er oenieIben bl,rd 3upen
Sliiqeu bereiaern Mil, m6ae Die &c
qenitdnSe i'm Saiiptauartier, Sole
glutars @irthidjnit 1913 Gin Stra
&c oSer sltcuOs IN Der Central Surn
halle beinl aumniittee abaeben. Oil
0nonitalter Inbeu ale Srei,noe be1
auten Code iilm geiud Ser Inter
balhmg elm oaniit Elm red,t grobeI
ertraa fiir bic ariessuotbIeioenoel
beraustomU1t.
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Gt..erlsabnibiheine.

(eoparb e6dfsr, %, 126 Mtit Ct.
/ Clair CTR.
lWhSreb 7idmuu. 21. POT aIbion
place.
(sintbonp J. 5dipsi.sri. %. 3o4e
9eetmnn Ctr.
lgfnna Spsstmanu, q, 1929 osssl.
(3,an. e. 6pppins, 5ippstaup: Gitp
lWlarsutrits Y. Rnirs, 5art!pea.
(a6Omas siOosr %, 1927 Dclnutst.
letbsl Wa, 5ones. II. 3406 Boooa
burn ape.
lGeorss gtsrt, %. 26l Start Str.
lgappsna Ruutpf. %. 307 @s't gtc'
Wlidsn aps.
lpulp5 Solteraoif, 40, Rorrap aOs
l5rancss g. GEap. 27. eluburn aOs
lWiniam G5yiitaiOs. 26. 619 plum
! Strabe.
lGatberina lloreDu, 10. 900 Weit 6
Strabe.
loitO 6. Mrt5. a5, Court unO giui
! Strabs.
i5rancss :. gaabeIiffs, %. RIsaiaH'
Riba,.
lgoiparb 6tit.r. "a, Rsippori. Sp.
leIisa6stb Ruihsr. %, 1903 JriHt
Strabs.
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Oeburfen.

5rsS. unb 5ulia au9u, 1917 Wss
itsrn glps,, anabs.
Jrauf unb aouiis ROliqus. 800
6opiins Str. Wdbdsn.
Wiuiam uns GliTabeib Gi1ols.
1l02 Wcbs Sir. WibAsn.
JObH unb Wnrp abompiou, 2622
Columbia aps.. anabe.
grani unb SodSao@, 1851 Srutb'
iiDs abe., Mabfen.
Danes unb Carrie aDums. 1884
Htemsn Str. Mdbhen.
1prHiun unb gua Gisbtmaiisr. Gil
Gbur@ Ctr, Wdbdtn.
qstsr unb annn @rsnsslmdn. l1e
Tlulbsrrp Str, WdbHen.
Gruit unb @ruts GaHss, 273 Gm'
ming Str, Rnabe.
Charles unb elnnd Soritmau, 22s
gaibap elSs, Wldb4sA
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sOot auisefnuSen.

Der so Sabre alte GeOrss De1rIp,
Elm SAT- o.s burlington Spt.Is an Ssr
Drittsu StraBs. uurbs ssFsra RcrseH
als a.its in isinsm 3immr ssfuuosH
8is BEN Coroner Or. Sosrtmsp,r Don
ben Soi.Ibeoisnitstsn mitsstbeiIt pur'
be, ftiirsts Ysdrlp. ais sr in osr Radt
BON 9onnsritus gum 5rsitug Hat
Souis tam, bic srspps hiHuHt,r
Ifien ii& isoOd ni@t srnitIid rerlsbi
al hdben uuO mar I'M Stauhe. mr.
SilTe sines 5OtsIaussitsIItsu iib mad
i,iusm 3imm.r ~ begebsh
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ZbnipbcniefDnsert.
Die Spsrnbipa 1larie HappOlo en-
tbniiasmirt Sas Bublifum init
ihrer bsrrlideu Stimms.
Er. anniuaIo feiert NIT GDOrafs
SpmpbOuis psIus Der nensn
@elt" ipoblperoiente
Sriumpbs.

Tas geiirige SpnIpbcnlefon5ert &c.
borte iiniireitig 5n ben gCrlibreibiicn
iinb iutereiianteiieu Der Saiion. Iie
beriibmte Soprauiiiin Srau Wsarie
RnppoIo mar bic Soliiiin uno fir
SnS Erteiter batte Or. alinipalb Elm
gan5 prddtiees Trosranint gelp1bIt.
Grau @nppolo. oen bieiigen Yn.
tIifmn ole Spernidngeriu ipoblbe'
fanut, rib has Bublifum ourf ibrsn
lerrlifen @cians 81 beeeiiterten
Spationen bin, Die id)ier fein enoe
nebmen lpoIlten. 9ie aiiniilerin bate
| lid fir ibr aeiiriees sliiftreten bic 10
aemiitbpoae slric .Iie Habt mir Der
Sf;lunimcr" aiS oem .6reiid)iit 10.
pie .elia's 9rainn" aus YSoben.
grim aerpdblt itnb ieierte iotpobl oils
@agnerinterpreiin lpie aiid) nit Der
gseber'ihen slrie el1nsenoe 5rirm.
pbe, ia ipenn alleroinss aid in oerl
@ogner'ihen arIen - Jrau Nap.
polo gab inter itiirmiifem Subel
nod sic arie .Gib tbeure Salle" aus
.aannbduisr' su - bic 0siunss'
ti.iritlcriu. Die Epernoipa uebr in
ocn @orbergrrlno trat unb lire gu
| bcrer IN einen tpabren gegeiiterungs.
iaumsl p.riebi., 70 iibt. stptiislsobn.
| bic ;Srciidsiisarie in ibrer Sdli6teeii
IlmS 9satiirlihfcit uno ourA Die SIT
nigfeit 6es 9crtrapS aui Die 2irbo'
rerid)ait cine ned Bafbaliigere @ir.
fune ans. fSrar HappcIo beiift Ell
lncn Sopran uon ieliener alnneSiiiile.
bon unbelfreiblifem WobIlulit. 81
oieieui tcdnii6en aonnen geiellt iid
| oas ieine miilifalii6e BerItlnoniB
Die eminente 9ilonng CHI muiitdii'
ffem 9ebi.t, Iobab bic aiinflsrin I'M
! itreiiia aui 0rnmatiid)em @eblet 81
oen Sternen eriten 9ianges gcbort.
4 Aus Srf,eitcr bot als Sallptnl,m
mer Tporat's Spmpbunie .aus Oel
hene, Melt@. Iieies a9ert bat be-
reits iriiber bier slniiiibr.mSen erle6t
IinS cine beii1lliae siuinnIJHe scilIn
Sen, aber tpirflif bat oaS bieiipe gu
bIitum oieic 9ompoiitior crit an ge
litrieeu gsadHiittna feliren gelerr
limb Or. aunipaIb scbiibrt infoIaa
oeiicn Der aanI beionoere Gnnf hcl
Wlniitfrcunoe baiiIr, oab er oiei'
Spmpbonie berausgcbradDt bat. In
ter ieiner eeniaIen 2eitung fnmen oil
Sd,oAbeitcn oes @erfes, ilarnentIid
in rem Cargo sSot 70 redt siir Gel
lung. Gtinsr Snipiration folasnb. bo
bas Ord,sitsr cine @lanaIsiiiuns
Ilpte iie berrlidRr falrm gcooht fperocI
liam irno ser glpylnus. Der mad
allen Sdsen ae5ollt prr6e. tlur eir
Iipoblpcreicnte Spaiion fir ben 3iri
genten ictpie fiir ieine aiinitleri6anr
s,,iberSem brahte SaS grcsramn
nod. aleidinlls in abiclut mliitergiil
Ifiacr 3nrfiiibrina Die bo1poetiids
/ gseber'idc Siipertlre 81 .Gurpai
l.be", bns goripieI 3u .,Sobengrin'
ionic ocu s@altiireHritt" IN gan
Ipraditiger aitiiniiuug.
Gns gsrcgranm miro mie ii6lid
am bcytiaen sIbenb ;l,r sSieoer6o
lung gclansen unb slpnr bofientlid
} tor sinsm Bis aiif ben kbten plai
auspertamitcn Souie.
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giisnbdEn.ilnfaG 9erlebnnaen srlitf.
bal oeb6aIb eine aldge ii6er $50. 900
aeatn sSubfon 6drmon unb Hufus Q,
Smith, bic WdHeDsrpalter Der 9dbn'
ceieufndfi ongtitrsnst.
Wiabela gfperans berlansi
$1,000 als Sfmsra.nsselb Don teI
glationol giseuit Co., neil iie am 90
Desember 1914 bpr beren gtabliHel
ment an Der Ridmonb StraBt iifeI
Elm auf benz 9rottoir fid b:finbenbes
5inbernib fisl nnb idfpsrs 8erlebun'
gen baponseirdgen bat.
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g5ius 3. 3immsr lit gld6labDer'
ipalter DON Gbarles Tapor IT,; psrfo.
ndlien $500, grunbsiaentbum $120o
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lireder Don glisabetb Willer; Grunb.
eieent6um $4,000.
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iunalisn $500.
8erfdisbsnes.
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Elm lIrtbeil iibsr S2619.25 ase.n N0rc
ants; Barbara Rsibeiisl Elm iol4si
iifef S2129.o4 gsasn Sobn Stengsr
emma Gift ein ioltes iibsr $3.50 as'
esn Barton Rogers.
Bob glpallpn, 9ei6ditsfii6rer Re!
gpaIpn 5rupps, bat cine 5orDsrunf
ii6er $5039 eegsn bic .Saeenbet &
Wallats Shoips GOmbineb" einaellast
unb eiaenthum Der 9srilasten in pie
| Iiaer Stdbt feIfIaanabmsn ldfsn.
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iiter $50 aeaen @aIter Deber Elm.
ql6srt o. DOli Il. u. bateu elm
Rlase auf umItObuHs bss 1sitamsnii
ibrers @robmuitsr, Soispbins Wclf
nngeitrsngt.
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Ssruns iiber $500 ssgsH 6. piitlsr &
90. siil
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'ScrDsrung iibsr S765 assen ausui
Waltr ,inss.laet.
Som 10. arelqer tlaste eine Ron
irottioroeruna iitsr 5000 geaeu @eo
/ u. 6arrinston 9siissr Der uHiol
Automobile Clearing Soufe Co., sin
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Ter gespergottesoienit Der 9cuns
@omeus Gbriitinn slhociation pire
ftdtt i'm 5eim Der 9ereiuisung IN Der
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geo. 1850 @aIbin5tou apsnue. I'M 4
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WlcGroden DOR glp. 1882 Soruler
Gpsnue, Der ieit Sabrer als Sdusmsis
tier i'm Cane Semiuurn tbGtia GENE
len, brad atitern Nddmittd9 iriOlge
sinss 5ersi6la9s bel Der 4rbeit i'm
Senlinar tobt 5niummsn. Die Seite
purbs uui auprOHuna BEG gorOaers
rad Der Wpbnuue beg gsrforbeHeH
iiberfiihrt.
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Demti6 ameritanHdsr gsatiOnal.
9unb propaganda atusi 4uB.
Sofepb asllsr. @Orl.
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Tabrt peiter bas 9smiitb, bic osutife
Sugeno,
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beipabrt,
limb lebrt bic bsuti6sameritanif6e
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aus BEN @eribtsb6fen.
Ter 1bomas geutbau srpsea aui
nnerpartete Heiie beenSet.
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tiur uHentiAHlbbareH SmSisfre.
fioH ifjuIbis gemadjt babeH
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90 polen pir oet 3utunft 1rpb snIs
segentrsiben,
aros brit'I5sr 2iissnpreb' unb mel
item llbuihrsi;
aIs GeutI6 QmsriIdusr CUTE 0eui'
Ide bleibtn
llnS tros Ses giubetrihs, Oem Stsr'
nsnbanner treu.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-25

The name of Mrs. David Lyons was
omitted from the Ways and Means
supper committee mentioned last
week
Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Smiley and son
Edward left Wednesday morning for
South Lawrence, where they are to
visit with Mrs. Smileys sister.
Rev C. H. mckinney is in Sears
port. having gone there 10 oniciate
at the wedding of a former acquaint-
ance Rev. McElhiney and family
have but lately come here from Sears
port
Miss Beryle Foster of Canaan pass
ed a few days last week with Mrs
Leon j. Lancto at her home on Water
ST Miss Foster and Mrs. Lancto
were the guests Friday last of Mrs
Lancto's aunt. Mrs Frank Rowe at
East Pond.
Features of the next meeting OF
Skowhegan Grange which will occur
on Wednesday evening, Dec l. will
be the comforting of the first and sec
ond degrees upon class of candi-
dates. The following program has
been arranged Music, Grange
Chorus; monologue, Miss D. Nj. Ell
liot; vocal solo, Mrs. Grace F. Tus-
can; Sketch of the Humorist Mark
Twain" J. w. Fogler; reading, Mrs
Sarah Fortier; piano solo, Miss Ruth
Nelson; reading, Mrs. Emma r. Fol
som; character sketch "B. A. Hobo
There will also be a welcome to new
members by S. F. Emerson.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-25

An informal reception is being
arranged for Friday evening in the
Vestry of the First Baptist Church by
the two Phlathea Glasses in honor of
Rev Eta G. Tracey of New Hampton,
y II. Members Of the Church the
parish and their friends are invited
to attend aud meet Mrs Tracey who
occupied the pulpit OF the First
Church last SUNDAY and sill also
preach there next Sabbath