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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-01-28
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

NJ. j. Hight, District Deputy Presi-
dent and Mrs. +. p. McCollor, Dis
trlct Deputy Grand Marshal. Mrs.
Hight and Mrs. MeCollor have also
installed the officers of Harmony and
i1ttsfield Lodges and are soon to 70
TO Hartland
Concert and Ball at Grange Hall.
Athens, Friday, Feb 9th. Music by
Townes orchestra. five pieces. Ex-
hibition of the latest Dance steps by
Miss Mildred Fay and Partner of Bos-
ton.
There was an all day meeting of the
Grange, Jan. %, with only small at
tendance. caused no doubt by the
snow storm prevailing. brief
business session was held in the fore
noon. Brother George Allen and sis
ter Florence Taylor were reported en-
the sick list. The usual baked bean
dinner followed, after which the lee
turer Rev. c. l.. Kinney, introduced
With fitting remarks Prof. Simmons
OF University of Maine, Orono, who
gave an interesting and instructive
address on THE Farmer and the Soil
1t was TO be. regretted that more did
not avail themselves of the privilege
of hearing Prof Simmons and getting
information by asking questions
which he was pleased to answer. The
afternoon exercises opened with song
by the chorus Il Will Praise Him
and closed with piano solo by Mrs
Ida Barker. pianist.
Mrs. Selden York who underwent a
surgical operation Jan. Is at the Sis
ters' Hospital, Lewiston is reported as
doing as well as could be expected.
Harold Dunton, who has been work
ing in the woods at Wellington, re-
turend home Jan. 90, disabled for a
time by cut in the left leg below the
knee
w. N. Sanders has so far recovered
from an attack of lumbago as to be in
his place at the store. Charles Rob.
during his absence
Mrs. Fidelia Tucker Cook, widow of
the late Frank Cook. passed away
Saturday evening, Jan. 49, after an
illness of several weeks. Her age
was rs.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Stock
bridge of Auburn have been spending
few days in town the guests of Mrs
Stockbridges father NJ. G. Green and
other friends. Mrs, Stockbridge's
mother, Mrs Hewett Hood, arrived
from Auburn, Jan. 20, for a few days
with her mother Mrs J. T. Hight.
Arthur Bush also came from Au
burn to be at the l. o. o. F. Ami
versary.
Congratulations are heard for Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Woodsum, Norridge-
wock, on the birth of daughter, Jan.
18th.
Mrs. Rudolph Loberg has gone to
Skowhegan for medical treatment.
Mrs. Chester Wentworth is again on
the sick list.
Notices are up for an entertainment
here Friday evening, Jan. 20, by the
Senior class of Scion High School
Claude Barker who left here few
weeks ago for a musical engagement
in the Bermudas writes home of his
safe arrival.
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JACkMAN STATION

W. Scully has been called 10 81
George by the sickness OF his sister
Mira T lesssrd
Mrs, r ventincr Is very low
The Ladies' Aid held their 18th an
adversary meeting in the church yes
try last "Wednesday. n large crowd NJ,
tended and ell report good time =
dainty picnic supper ~as served AZ fiy
o'clock,
York 4 Gslbers have purchased P
pair Of horses from Andrew Holden
Mr.. ard Mrs r liaxxin are reseivin+
congratulations on the safe arrival o.
q baby xifl.
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shock caused by acute indigestion. He
was a hard working man and had car
ried on the farm of Miss Nellie Ford S
for the last seven years. He was an
excellent farmer and a man of good
judgment. He was also a very active
member of Sandy River Grange, No 80,
having been Master two years and il is
safe to say that the present flourish
ing condition of the grange is due
largely to his efforts which were I'M
RENTING. In the seven years which
he lived in town he made man
and was liked by both young and old.
When anything was to be undertaken
for the good of the town George was
always ready to do all that he could
to help and no man would be more
missed that he Mr.. Barnes was a
native of New Hampshire having come
here from Hillsboro, where he leaves
a daughter. Miss Leda Barnes. his wife
having died some years ago. He also
leaves one sister, one half brother ard
several nephews. The funeral services
were held January % in the Methodist
Vestry and the attendance was the lar
gest ever in the history of the town,
1 ne StTNICtS were COlluutltu ny tlS
Franklin Lodge number 1913, of Free
Masons of New Sharon, of which the
deceased was an active and respected
member There were also present
members of the Knights ofPythias of
which Mr.. Barnes was also member
and also a large attendance of the
grange which took especial pains to
honor the memory of their beloved
brother The display of flowers was
very large and beautiful. After the
services the remains were taken to
Hillsboro, N. H., for interment, in
charge of the undertaken. Mr.. Currier,
who came from Hillsboro for that pur-
pose.
Send us your order for job printing
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Kimball spent
Sunday with Wallace T. Tibbetts and
family.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND.

John Stofford of Highland is the
uest of his niece, Mrs. Orrin Holbrook.
Mrs Smith of Waterville arrived
Monday to care for her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins who are in poor
health Miss Lucy Hutchins has been
staying with them the past week.
Miss Florence Emery of Madison
High School spent the week end with
her parents here.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Carrabassett Creamery
was held Wednesday the Goth at the
creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Emery spent
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Walker.
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EAST SkOWHEGAN

Wallace Ireland was a caller here
this morning. He is very much dis
turbed about the cruel murder Of his
cousin Bert Ireland last Friday night
and as he lived alone it was not known
what had befallen him till Saturday
night.
Mrs. Herbert Richardson and little
son were callers at Mrs. Burrill's Sun
day.
Wilbur Richardson was a caller also
to bring us the news about the awful
happenings at Canaan.
E. b. Richardson and son Wilbur
were at Fred Rolfes Sunday. Mrs,
Rolfe who is in hospital to have her
eyes treated is improving. Mr.. Rich
ardson and wife spent the evening at
Henry Richardson's.
Mrs. Herbert Richardson spent the
Sunday evening at Sidney L. Pooler's.
We hear that George Stewart has a
fine lot of wood cut and we think this
snow will make it possible to haul it
from the woods.
Some have gone by to Canaan to
learn more about what Is going on in
the above named murder case.
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REyERE-CORNyILLE.

Mrs W Hoderick who has been very
sick is little better.
The "Stork' has been frequent call
er in the neighborhood the past few
days. He brought a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs D. w. Kelley. Jan. 90, and a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Collins on
Jan. 26th.
Melvin Palmer of Hinckley visited
at Harry Palmer's Sunday.
Mrs. Peregrine White and Ethelyn
have been sick with chicken pox.
Mrs. Evelyn Harville is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Collins for
a while.
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with her daughter Mrs. Eta Berry last
Friday.
Earle Nye and Earle Berry were at
Hoxie lasl week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sheaff were
callers at Elmer Campbell's Friday
evening.
Kenneth and Susie Berry were at
Charlie Sheaff's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens were at
Ralph Berrys last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow were
callers at Ed Holway's last Sunday.
Earle Nye and Susie Berry were at
North Fairfield Sunday.
MADISON CENTER
Corsons Saw Mill is the busiest place
in town.
George Conforth was hauling pota-
toes to Scion the past week, as there
was so much bare ground between his
home and Skowhegan.
If you are leaving home. plan to
have your Reporter follow you Val
liable in the home circle, 1t becomes
doubly so to the wanderer In strange
town or city. Three months for
quarter. Will send to a new address
every week if desired.
Invitations ire out for reception
Friday night, January 29 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spear in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Noble.
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husband one daughter. Miss Beryl, a
student at the Pennington Normal
school A number of relatives and
friends from this town also attended
the service among those being, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Ham, Mrs Lowe and daugh-
ter Mrs. Moore, and Miss Lizzie Jones.
George Chandler was in Wateryillc
TUESDAY in attendance at the conVen-
ton of Managers of Maine Telephone
Companies.
Try an ad in Everybody's.
Rev X. l.. Sheaff expects to attend
the Convocation of Ministers at Ban
gor this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell OF
Skowhegan visited Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
Albee Sunday. Mr. Albee is as com
Portable as can be expected after re
eeiving so serious an injury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney of kenne-
bunkport are visiting Mr.. and Mrs >.
S Nickcrson.
The Progressive Club held box
social at their list meeting and re-
port a fine time.
The Seniors of the High School have
decided to give their play some time
the first of February.
Selden Rowe celebrated his 55th
birthday one day last week by receiy-
| ing about twenty of his friends at his
! home during the evening. The even
j ing was very pleasantly spent with
games and music and a feature of the
evening was the big birthday cake
which was served to the guests.
Miss Vera Jackson has returned
| from a short stay in Winthrop.
The death of Fred Burbank occurred
at the home of his sister Mrs. E. H.
! Vaughan last Friday after long i'll
ness of diabetes Mr.. Burbank came
to this town about five months ago in
very feeble condition and everything
was done for his comfort during that
time by his relatives. Mrs. Burbank
and their daughter Miss Hannah of ST
Louis arrived Thursday night The re-
mains were taken to Strong Monday
where funeral services were held and
the body buried in the family lot. The
deceased was fifty two years old and
was for long time travelling salesman
for the local Mutual Shoemakers Co.
Miss Fay Barker, Lillian Whitney
and Hazel Corliss were in Waterville
Friday calling on friends.
The many friends here will be
pleased to learn that Mrs George p.
Frost of North Hampton. n. H., who
WIS formerly Miss Eva E. Storer of
this place is still holding her name
among the poultry fanciers at the
Granite State Poultry Asso. Fair held
at Dover, N H., last week Mrs. Frost
won LIST prize on cock and End prize on
pen in very close competition in the
Dr.
pen was only one half point behind the
first prize one. which was a Boston
winning pen. She also won first prize
on each cockerel and pullet in the
White Breasted Polish Bantam class
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At Ninety
Hale and Hearty

G. w. Heath of South Windham.
Maine, is 80 years "young'-and still
hale and hearty. For 60 years, he has
used IL. F." Atwood's Medicine, and
his personal recollections of Mr.. At
wood are very interesting:
For more than so years ID. F."
Atwood's Medicine has been a family
remedy in my household. At the age
of go, am still using it, and my six
children use 1t from time to time. l
bought it first from l.. f. Atwood him
self in 1850, when he sold it from
house to house. I hope others get as
much benefit as have from the use of
this medicine" (Signed) G. w. Heath.
Large bottle, 35 cents. All Dealers.
Trial Bottle -FREE-From Us.
az. F." MEDICINE CO.. Portland. Me.
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Stratton Monday, by the illness of her
sister.
Angie Berry spent few days in
Portland last week.
Theodore Hall arrived home from
Portland last week and will visit for d
short time with his parents.
Mrs. Everett Quint, who underwent
serious operation short time ago
is critically ill.,
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND.

to attend Gray's Business college.
Agnes Henderson, who has been i'll
with tonsiitis Is gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Sylvanus Romeo was called to
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CORNVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Blaisdell return
ed to their home in Stetson Sunday.
Hattie Blaisdell of Revere, Mass, ar
rived home Sunday called here by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs s. s.
Blaisdell.
Harry Jones of New Portland was
week end guest of Leroy Walton and
amily.
Mrs. Halle Jones who has been the
guest of her sister Mrs. Maud Walton
for two weeks returned to her home
in New Portland Sunday.
C. S. Moody went to Skowhegan
Tuesday to attend court. He is on
the Grand Jury.
Miss Geneva Chase is assisting Mrs
S. S. Blaisdell in her home.
Ralph Dodge who has been suffering
from the effects of paralysis still re-
mains in a helpless condition and is
said to be slowly failing.
Mr.. Cutting of Ney York City was a
guest of his sister Mrs. Ralph Dodge
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Bertha Reynolds brother ar
rived at her home from Switzerland
Saturday night. He has come to as
sist her on the farm.
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James Mssssr " IN VERY poaS health
MFa Williams ard daughter Ruth q
wstsryiiis w~Fs week snd guests ~
Miss Juns Williams
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Take a
7exaQe 0tde12ieI
Tonight
II will ACT as a laxative in the
morning
Frank w. Buchanan.
Frank w. Buchanan

Eleanor Fitzsmmons is at work for
Mrs. James Fitzmorris who is reported
IS quite sick.
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PINE HILL, NORRIDGEW0CK
Earle Nye of Fairfield was week
end visitor at Joseph Berrys.
Mrs. Henry Stevens spent the day
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l.. Berbiin. Waco. u. W.
Couch. Fort Worth; +. W nlanton,
Fort Worth, J T. Mahef. T 4 ID.
T.. c. ". Burlington. Dallas: Henry
Martin. waxahachle. .. y. Brooks,
Dallas. John Hit. Mexia. Jno. n.
Boone, Fort Worth; T. NJ. Castan.
Dallas. ]. y. Davidson. Fort
Worth: p. l.. Blakency. Dallas: j.
l.. Cannon. waxahaebic: Andrew
j. Bash. Jr.. Dallas; +. a John
son. Dallas: II. II. pugh, Dallas:
II. z. Haskins. Dallas. Mark Ford.
Dallas: Roy T.. Howell. Dallas: II.
n. MeCombs. waxahaehics +. Han.
dell. Dallas: I. s. Norsell, Fort
Worth: Porter Williams. Waxa-
haehle: 1no. " Day. Dallas: II. $
Summers. Fort Worth; c. f
Mooan. Fort Worth; II. H Taylor
Dallas.
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SEVEN INCHES RAINFALL
IS RECORDED HERE
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE II DONE
BN WIND AND RAIN DIR
ING TUESDAY.
Trees Blown Down, Telephone Wire,
Crossed and Furnishings
Damaged By Houses
Leaking.

When il rains Il pours, al least
that II what happened in Ellis County
during the last thirty-six hours. Fer
little more than twelve hoass the
wind blew gale that Threatened
houses aud out buildings. A sum
mary 81 the rainfall and da,laae
done during the thirty-six hours
shows q little more than seyee inches
Of rain. hundreds OF ,reee blown
down and others stripped Of th.lr
foliage Houses that Were never
known to leak before were damerad
considerably by water being blown
through abe sidings and roots In
some instance window Eero clown
oaf aad the house fura, hinre thor
opslly soaked
IA Rcckcft who llses ga Grand
ateuHr had large vindow sash
h.oHr eaf and afross the loi pff b
He.stAere tard 81 home ~ Mr.
e. 3 Estes q bir has einHc n
hioVa aat and beer haa e. furHishiurs
famaeet considerably hf the raia
Tfee we're h'oan faan aE otsf
teau sHa telephone NIfea Sore ~
'nfaaFie1 fhat e. aas aitlafl ta rf
aefFlte Us eofisin nar af ar ei.f
ALTHOUGH aH 0sormoH snoul, -
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Many Arrests Made.

The sherinf's force has been busy
during the first days Of the week
making arrests The charges yary
all the way from feloHies to mis-
eemeanor eases such as gaming
81 Wick, charged with aggravated
assault. VAS arrested al cleburue
and released on bond Of $500.
Diamond Hog. charged With
gaming was Jailed Tuesday.
Jess Mcknight was arrested ON a
charge OF boctiegging.
Attious Emerson and Bryant
Wright Of Midlothian we're arrest
ed on charges Of stealing water
melons and corn.
s L. Richardson was arrested on
c cA -ge os theft
Clayton Jackson was arrested on
charge OF theft
f. Palmer arrested on q charge
OF aggravated assault.
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AMONG THE MOVIES.
,>>>>>~~>>~~~~>~,
AZ the Dixie.

Tue Dixie theatre had 4 had day
FOR the exhibition of THE Blind
ness Of Virtue yesterday. 50 mako
the announcement that retura
date will be shown as soon as q
booking date is open. Watch Tor
che announcement The program
today Is Rex two reel feature.
Jealousy. What Art Thou fea-
turing Ben Wise; a Lubin two reel
drama, "A House OF Cards. fea-
turing veima Whitman and L. G..
shum az. and the Animated
Weekly" showing the news in mo-
tion pictures On Friday Of this
week the Dixie vii show Hobart
Bosworth in the big feature. The
Scarlet sin
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MRS. n. (. fears. MOTHER
Of |. ?. WHlPPlE, IS DEAD
PASSED QUIETLY AWAY DIR
ING EARLY MORNING Hot rs
On WEDNESDAY.

Friends throughout the CITY and
county will be grfeYed today 10
learn Of the death OF Mrs. ~ f.
Fears. mother OF County Attorney
r. p. whippie and Mrs. +. NJ,
Hines. nhleh occurred At the fam
ay home on kaufman street at
Is 20 a'eiock this morning from
heart trouble. While her death Is 4
severe shock 10 members of the
family il Was not altogether unex-
peetsd because she has been af-
fected With this trouble for the lass
nlne months
Mrs. III. r. Fears had reached
TIA, rspa old age Of 81 years. she
1as born in Virginia. the daughter
q Lake Bolt. She came to Waaa-
hacf4e ID 1872 Mrs Fears was
raiee married. Her first husband
eas Louss r. whipple. father OF r.
p. Whipple. In 1876 che was mar
ried fa Or. James {. Fears They
had no children She was a faith
ful ard consistent member Of The
Methodist church. and womaa
Loved and honored by all with
whom she was acquainted.
Though aged IN years Mrs. Fears
sas young in spirit and took an
active interest Ia affairs 50 long a.
her health would permit. During
tie last few months she has been
confined to her bed with an Illness
that ultimately proved fatal despite
the fact that tender hands Of loved
ores administered 10 her every
want. Death came quietly and the
spirit Of this good mother-in-Israel
took Its flight To that eternal home
annotieed by the watchers. A
nurse attended her a. 3 O'Clock
and twenty minutes later when the
light burning in the room fliekered
out and the Hprse came to relight
II she found the beloved patient
had breathed her last
Funeral services Will be held to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock d;
the residence al i05 North Kapf-
man street.
TO the sorrowing children and
loved ones Is extended the tender
est sympathy 81 the people OF the
community.
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water has fallen. il has been steady
downpour and the gauge register
was hard 10 believe when il showed
cas- inches at $40 o'clock this
morning Most OF the water he's
gone iuto the ground, AZ least lac
creeks are not very high.
Much speculation IS INDUCED in rs
10 the good the rain viii do 9ottcn.
Some claim the crop viii not be bcne-
6tcd greatly. while others are look
ing forward to a renewed growth Of
the stalk and heavy yield Of cot.
ton This OF course will b. ,ieter-
mined largely BIZ the weather sondi-
lions during the early fail months.
II is possible FOR a top crop 70 ex-
eeed the yield IN prospect prior to
the rain. and there was not auch
complaint about crop shortage be-
fore the rain came
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xnux mnRR CA3eRAIGN ~ IN.
<rR III a. AL asRusREs-


~ direcsors 81 The Chamber o.
- usssce IA sesssos II the eiah
f9ouIls Il $50 o'xiock Tuesday sf-
$500 re-e1ecied Carl 3. sehrsser
~ n1eretary cf the Chamber Of
cenmerre for the ensuins year
49, nj. srhnsfer WAS placed Ia
ncuutns1i0n ! motion prevailed thas
Aominnxi0Ds close and that he be
&1pcfed ~ Arrlamatinn. TIE secre-
anryx nx1xry viii remain n slice
- nscnth. the xsme as last year
Dufing the rear just closed Mr.
1ehneter has done MOST efsscieEst
work, md his experience especially
III him for the work 10 be done
this year
The question of N Increased
nsemberShip was the chief topic Of
discussion 1t the iaeesiHg. II WAS
the 0psnlnn az al present thai The
Chamber should include a. rnean-
pef3 MI lee RTokss~sssfe uh1s"s71'
men a the city. ana special eAof'
viii bc nifde 70 enlist al - ~
york The plan 81 naksHs uE
budgets for the various branches
I'll the club woyk was sisseasssa alsi
III wax thought advisable 10 ad0s'
this plan 4 sufficient tnnFs~ x01sa
- procured 70 taAe care nf tss
work In full 4 naefn berslilp sssisa'
mitt<es composed o. VIII Aoere.
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Al The Empire.

The Empire theatre IS showing
today an American drama. Com
rades Three" featuring Winifred
Greenwood and Edward Coxen: a
Majestic two part drama. Rig
Jims Heart a Neslor comedy
The Rise and Fan Of Officer Is.
featuring Lee Moran, billie Rhodes
and Jack Dillon and selig wild
animal drama. Bound by the
Leopard's Love
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At the Queen.

The Queen theatre IS showing
Charles Chaplin today in fine
comedy. Mabel's Married Life
The feature attraction is a selig
three part drama in the title of
War o. sly Dreams" a Diamond
special drama and fine one. To-
morrow the Queen viii show A
Paramount feature, THE House Of
the Lost Court. bis production
Of five acts, featuring Viola Dana.
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Mr.. and Mrs John oaarlss iet'
Yesterday far s:AiS.eton.
". II. Howell has aoae "a Hons
ton wherc he win visit his brother.
Henry Miner OF Waco. Who has
been sssnisg Mr. ang Mrs Harry
parks. has returned homo.
Mr. and Mrs howser and Mrs.
prlrmors Of Richardson have re-
tnrnea 10 their homes after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. J.. =. Andrews. ON
East Marvin street
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CHARGED WITH DIsP0s|kG
MORTGAGE PROPERTY HERE

Sheriff Dearborn left today for
Seotssboro. Ala. where he goes afFsr
% 4. Sampler. formerly ~ Ennis,
Who Il charged b. indictment With
diaposiag OF mortgaged property.
The case II an old orc dating baei
SOME four years. He was located al
scottsborc by Deputy waiter iar-
gus and reauisition papers we're
secured for Mint
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- nOcAIA .
n ~~~o~~~~~oee~~
rse soea al fssa pnoae urosd-
ssax 4 keaasds. Old psess -. q
Gem Movie Picture Ticket free
vita each purchase Al Texas Cash
|Gsrc~ry CO ads-i2s
One hundred cares from your plate
for s1.ee. >. 7. TUCKER job print
Ing. that's all"---tAdv) II
III You appreciate good show.
sec the Gem today. Texas Cash
s.r.srrs Co. sdS.iss
The church social 10 have been
given at the hcsae Of Dir. and Mrs
". VI. Msnees on next Friday night
has been postponed On account OF
ire gnelemeas weather.
Sec thu show every day al the
Gem sheater. Tickets free at Tex
as Cash Grocery Co adv. is5
John Davenport. Mr.. ard Mira. Dee
Posnasxser and Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Phillips returned last nigh. from
Gravel Siaugh where they wcrt fiah-
Ing Mr.. Davenport says hey we're
forced 10 break camp on account Of
the continuous rains.
Gem Movie Picture Ticket free
wifh each purchase at Texas Cash
Grocery CO. adg -
Amai Caroshers Is loading his
household goods today preparatory
10 moving TO Austin. He viii ae-
company the ear and will be join
ed there In . few days hy Mrs.
Carothers and the ehildrea.
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WASHINGTON AgEa
rotary Daniels admi'ai
the navy department 2
dltional cen eorship 3f*
at the sayyilIe wirsia