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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-01

decorated with pine and golden glow.
The booths were attractive with many
useful and fancy articles, cooked food
and home made candy. A pleasing pro-
gram was presented in the esening, con-
sisting OF vocal and instrumental solos,
readings and an interesting exhibition by
three Camp Fire girls, showing some of
the work that is done in this organiza-
ton. A dance followed. The net pro-
ceeds were about $50.
Rev. Oscar B. Halves, OF Germantown,
Pa, preached at the church Sunday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson, OF Boston, is
visiting her parents, Charles p. simpson
and wife.
Mrs. Lille Emery and daughter Kath-
crime and Miss Alice Emery returned
Monday to Cambridge, Mass.
George Thomaides, who has been a guest
Of Hon. d. T. Timayenis and wife, re-
turned Friday to Washington, d. c.
Aug. 80. H.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. A. E. Googins is visiting her par
ents in Fort Fairfield.
L. 81. Scott, wife and son Lynn, were
weekend guests OF c. E. Googins and
wife.
Mrs. Bernice Abbot left this morning
for Bangor, to attend Miss Beal's business
college.
Mrs. Clarence Stratton and brother, John
Williams, OF Fort Fairfield, are visiting
relatives in Seal Harbor.
Miss Bertha Cline returned to Boston
Sunday, after her vacation with the par
ents, g. P. Cline and wife.
Msr. Henry West and two children, and
Miss Rose Little, of Worcester, Mass,
were recent guests Of Mrs. Stella Stratton.
Mrs. Carrie Springer, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mad
docks. at North Leeds, returned home
Friday.
Aug. 80. ANON.
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HOOPER REUNION.


AT the ninth annual reunion OF the
Hooper family August Is, At Camp
Tperiellic, Georges pond. Thirty-five
members and six visitors enjoyed pleas
ant days outing. All especially enjoyed
the dinner which was spread upon the
tables, beneath the oaks. Supper Was
served in the camp.
No other officers being present, the
meeting was called to order by the secre-
tary. DR.. e. Z. Hooper was chosen to
act as president during the meeting.
Officers were chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, DIR. E. c. Hooper. Winslow; vice.
president, Fred Woodwork, franklin;
secretary and treasurer, Carolyn Il.
Hooper, Franklin; committee on arrange
ments, William E. Giles and Carleton
Woodworth; committee on entertain
ment, Nancy H. smith, Mary Z. Dyer,
Agnes 8. Joy and Carolyn E. Hooper.
Letters were read from Ina T. Hooper,
OF Winslow, and Addie R. Barron, OF
Ellsworth. It was voted not to send cards
OF invitation for reunion OF 1916, to be
held on the third. Wednesday Of August,
1916, but to issue . general invitation in
the paper to all descendants OF the
Hooper family.
Au1 "a IT
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RICE REUNION.

The annual reunion of the Rice family
Wednesday, Aug. Is. The fine day
brought out the largest number that ever
has attended, seventy sitting down to the
beautifully filled tables. After business
was disposed of, speeches were in order.
The secretary reported six births and two
deaths since the last meeting. A little miss
of seven years recited in pleasing man
feelings OF all:
Another year has come and gone.
And we have gathered here
TO meet our relatives and friends
On this spot We love dear.
We have greeted all with the glad hand,
OF good things we've had our fill;
And now win entertain our friends
With CHEEKY and right good will.
Sometimes our hearts are hned with pain
AS we look our company DER;
We miss the faces used to see.
Gone now 70 another shore.
These changes all are taking place
Around us every day.
But God knew best where He needed them
When taking our friends away.
The homestead here, we can
Has been changed with all the rest,
But it still holds memories of childhood days
Even though only three are left.
But amid all this, let US not lose heart.
For we children are here to play,
And try TO make merry for old and young
On this Rice reunion day.
So when we leave this scored spot,
And bid each other goodbye,
May our lives be guided by . loving hand
To meet in reunion beyond the sky.
Those from out OF town were Rev. w. h.
Rice, Lamoine; Mrs. S. ]. Young, North
Lamoine; Mrs. E. d. Miller, Portland; ;
Mrs. II. L. Myrick and two children, Mrs.
Roy Sargent and daughter, Mrs. Sabra
Bickford, Winter Harbor.
Aug. g. c.
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NEW S
WEST FRANKLIN.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Msrston Aug. Is.
Ralph Wooster and wife, OF Penobscot,
are visiting H. G. Wooster and wife.
Gladys CLARK. during the absence OF her
mother, is with Miss Adah Savage.
William Maker, who has been here
several months, left Thursday for Boston.
Mrs. 5. 5. Scammon visited her mother
in Bangor Thursday and Friday of last
week.
John Ccombs, assistant steward on the
Rangeley, was nome for the Clark re-
union.
Miss Phyllis Stratton, OF Hancock, is
visiting her grandparents, r. H. Williams
and wife.
E. S. Orcutt and wife are at Bar Har5or,
called there by the serious illness OF their
son Hollis, who is in the hospital.
Dorothy Clark, accompanied by Milo
Jewett, who has been visiting relatives
here, returned to Boston Saturday.
The community was saddened to hear Of
TIC QGdtA a. AoaA AAas toA ~ -'AASs aASt~ -AN
Vicar. a former esteemed resident of this
place. Heartfelt sympathy is extended to
the relatives, especially to the bereaved
husband.
Mrs. James NJ. Clark had as guests last
week her sister. Mrs. wormel, of Els
worth, and Mrs. William Jordan, OF Bar
Harbor, her sister-in-law, Mrs Henry
West, of Worcester, Mass. and her cousin
from the same place.
The DeBeck reunion was held at the
residence of P. W. DeBsck, Aug. IS. The
weather was unfayorable, but at dinner
thirty-seven were present, and later en-
joyed a social and business meeting. Rep
resentatives were present from all parts of
the county.
The Clark reunion was held Aug. Is at
the residence OF Charles 4. Smith, where
it has been held several years on account
of the residence there Of Mrs. Asenath
Springer, who is eighty-nine years OF age,
and the oldest representative OF the Clark
family in this vicinity. A good-sized
gathering Of the family and friends en-
joyed the day at this ideal place.
Aug. 30. ECHO.
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

The Supreme Ruler, in His infinite wisdom
has seen fit TO call hence our respected
brother. oliver Young, of schocdic lodge
Knights of Pythias. He win not meet with
us again on this earth, but we trust we will
meet in Heaven.
Resolved. That we extend our sympathy to
his family in their great loss, and hope they
win be reeonc,led, believing they will ali
NEE, again in Heaven.
Resolred, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and copy Of these
resolutions sent to his family and one to
THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
J. NJ. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM STEWART,
BERT d. JOY.
Committee.
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NTY NEW 5
FRANKLIN.

Eiiery Doyle ana wife returned to Lew
istou Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne left Tuesday on her
return to Washington, ID. {.
day for their home at Ridley Park, Pa.
Ralph Worcester and family were week
end visitors at their former home here.
Misses Marion and Louise Donneli, Of
Ellsworth, are visiting relatives In town.
Rev. Murchie A. Gordon and family re-
turned 10 their home ct Randolph Fri
day.
DIR. c. s. UnderhiIl and wife are home
from svisit in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts-
Gilbert Crabtree, q Civil war veteran,
died Saturday evening at the home OF
Julius Darling.
Cecil Butler and family, who returned
from Bluehill Saturday, leave for Plain
field, Conn.,, Wednesday.
Miss Carrie A. Whitaker, of Chelsea,
Mass, is spending her vacation at the
home OF Mrs. +. B. Gay.
Misses Meta Springer and Helen Ma
comber, who are to teach In Plainfield,
Conn.,. win leave Friday.
Mrs. Belle Googins, OF Trenton, who
came Monday from wsltham, Is the guest
OF II. P. Blaisdeli and wife.
Mrs. ]. w. Blaisdell, w. II. Card and
wife, and Lyle Fernaid were visitors in
Bangor Friday and Saturday.
George L. Edes and wife accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Helen NJ. Worcester,
left for Newport, n. H., Monday.
Eugene Bunker's many friends are glad
to know he has improved in health, sum-
GENTLY to return to his position at wy
topitlock.
Mrs. Edith Robbins and daughter
Elaine, who have spent a week with her
mother, Mrs. Belle Eldridge returned to
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Havey, who has been ct
Swans Island q few weeks with her
mother, is in town for short stay before
leaving for Presque Isle.
MISS Ethel Eldridge, was the weekend
guest OF her mother, returning from q
vacation spent with her sister. Mrs.
HARRISON, i'll New York She left Mondav
LOT Sangerviiie, where she 10 employed.
n.
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Gertie Foster and three children, OF
Rowley, Mass, are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Joyce and little
daughter Dorothy are spending the week
end with Mrs. Charles Harding at Colts
Island.
There was q sociable at Seaside ball
Tuesday afternoon. Ice-cream and cake
were served BY nine girls. Proceeds, about
$10.3O.
Mrs. Annie Staples and son Forrest and
her daughter, Mrs. Florence Sears, and
children, of Cambridge, Mass, are visit
ing relatives here.
Aug. q. J. E. n.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Mrs. Ella v. Johns, of East Boston, is q
guest for two weeks at Alfred Hamilton's.
Miss Adelaide Bunker, of Franklin, re-
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. c. c. LARA
bee.
Miss Susie Over is spending the week
with Mrs G. 3. ColwelI, at South Ham
cock.
Miss Margaret Moore has concluded her
vacation and returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Moore is to remain a few weeks
longer.
The annual fair, which this year was for
the tree public library, was very successful.
The psrcel-post booth was great source
of income. The association will be able
to add q few new books and keep the
library running at least through the
winter.
Aug. q. c.
George Cole, OF Auburn, spent few
days here last week, and to accompany
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Erna Soule, Of Smyrna Mills, is a
guest at Lester McFarland's.
Miss Thelma johnson has returned
from Southwest Harbor, where she has
spent two months.
Clifford Wilson and wife, OF Portland,
have spent the past week with Mrs. Will
sons brother, Leon L. Smith.
The funeral services Of Thomas 8. Lis
comb were held on Monday afternoon at
the house, conducted by Mr.. Andem.
Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Liscomb and the son, g. Arthur Liscomb.
Aug. "a. r.
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CUREA.

George Hickman, who has been guns
i'll, is improving.
A daughter was born to Mr. ana a'''
Edward Noyes, Aug. IS.
The fair here Aug. 10 was well sstenasa'
The proceeds, over 500, will go io"a'a'
building hall.
Mrs. Harvey Perkins, with her WV
children, has returned to North Jay a''''
visiting her mother, Mrs. c. Young
Mrs. r. T. Baldwin, who has spent sN,
weeks with her parents, A. c. LufSin an'
wife, returned to her home al brooAi'D'
N. ", Friday.
Aug. 30.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Florence Valley, of Boston, was in
town recently.
Maurice Cieaves, OF Bar Harbor, is the
guest of Charles Ladd.
Bion Jordan last week was burned quite
badly about the face by hot lead.
Sigfred hansen and wife, Of waltham,
were guests Of Mrs. B. v. Grant last week.
Master Clinton Smith, OF Bar Harbor,
is with his grandmother, Mrs. e. e.
Leland.
Mrs. Ansel Higgins and daughter Mu-
riel, of Portland. are guests OF Mrs. h. W.
Jellison.
Aug. 50. v.
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BASS HARBoR.

Foster Coffin, of Brooklyn, \. Y, .
here.
Maurice Thurston has purchased Al
automobile.
Ronald r. Davis left Sunday for Cam
bridge, Mass, after his vacation here.
Milo Boyd and wife, who have oesl
visiting here have returned 10 Wiimiis'
ton, Del.
Benjamin Murphy and wife and MES
Frances Murphy made a trip By auto 70
Moosehead Lake last week. While away
Mr.. Murphy exchanged his suiomooh
for new car.
Aug. 30. y. AZ
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SULLIVAN HARRoR.

Mrs. Phillips Eaton gave an afternoon
tea last Friday.
Miss Smith, OF Boston, is guest of Mrs.
Moses Hawkins.
Edgar White and wife, of Boston, are
guests Of Mrs. Ida Boynton.
Robert Lincoln, OF Cambridge, Mass,
was q recent guest at ''The BRISTOL.
The second annual fair OF the village aid
society last Tuesday was success socially
and financially. The hall was prettily
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EGYPT.

MIR. and Mrs. Convey, OF Greenoasn' "'
visiting at "Tugwassa Tepee".
Miss Minnie Mullen has retufnsa "
Bangor, after Q vacation spent WIN IVA
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge, OF esrmsi' ~
visiting Mrs. Partridge's brother oeO's'
Linscott.
Miss Josephine Bennett left Friday " :,
New York, after spending the summer -
the "1ugwassa Tepee".
Aug. 80.
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ANON.
FRENCH,PROP..

Mrs. Cora Lunt is visiting in Bar Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Joseph Cornell, with two children,
Of Boston, is visiting her brother, Nathan
Osier.
Miss Jessie Studley, of Waldoboro, is
spending her vacation with Bert Perkins
and wife.
Mrs. Joseph Lunt, who spent her vaca-
tion with her brother, in Boston and Cam
den, has returned home.
Glen Lunt and Mrs. Mary K. Lunt were
married at Rockland Aug. 10, by Rev. w.
l. Newton. All wish them happiness.
Aug. 20. g.
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SUNSET.

Capt. Frank Brown, wife ana ansnngn's
Vera, OF Brewer, are visiting MIS- Dr.
mother, Mrs. Zelphia Cole. .,s,
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Ogier ana ~ mar
of Camden, are visiting Mrs. ogie'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Small. ., g
Mrs. w. c. Benson and Mrs, ,;st.
Baston, of Camden, who have oeen nave
ing their mother, Mrs. A. I. smAii'
returned home.
Aug. q. o.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

walter Davis visited his mother in
watervilie recently.
Miss Anna d. Young visited friends in
Bar Harbor last week.
MRS. l. n salisbury, who has spent the
past two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
harry Hodgkins, at East Lamoine, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Blanche Walker and family ~ho
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M..t Childr.n Have WORMS

And neither parents nor child kno~ pale
explains why your child is ners sn have
feverish. backward. OFTEN ch iiaaeaaa danger.
thousands OF worms. Think OF nov ,sEe any
Gus this is to your child. Dont Ksietspoo
Warm Ks,,s1 ss.ndy iozsnge. Kiessp pys
worm Killer VIM positively Kin and sasg ssIts
the Worms. Relieve Constipatio,hs; IN gros
Stomach and Bowels. Your cnhs ~, TO-DAY.
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DR.. Kings New Life Pills are now supplied
in well corked glass bottles, containing %
sugar coated white pills, for 25c. One pill
with . glass Of water before retiring is an
average dose. Easy and pleasant 70 take,
Effective and positive in results. Cheap and
economical to use. Get bottle to-day, tax e
q dose tonight your Constipation will be
relieved in the morning. IS for 25c-, at all
druggists.
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MANsE1'.

Capt. William King, Of Brooklin, spent
the weekend at home.
Mrs. Guy Stanley and daughter left
Sunday for their home in Connecticut.
Mrs. Roland Stanley and two children,
Of Harrington, are visiting At Mrs. Ellen
SANKEY'S.
Aug. 50. IrrAc
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anhrtisfn.fnfs.
have YOU Been SICK /?

Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
Torestorethat strength ands taminathat
is 90 essential, nothing has ever equa1ed
or compared with SCOTS Emulsion, be-
cause its strength sustaining nourish-
ment invigurates the blood to distribute
energy throughout the body while its tonic
value sharpens the appetite and restores
health in natural, permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength. get SCOTS
Emulsion to-day. Il Il free from alcohol.
Scott q BOVINE. nloomfeid. Nj.
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have spent the past month WITH her par
cnts. Ira Hsgsn and wife, will return to
their home in Taunton, Mass, this week
Aug 30 J.
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TY NEWS
NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss Wyman, of Ellsworth, is q guest
of {. J. Murch and wife.
DIR. <. c. Hooper, Of Winslow, was in
town last week to attend the Hooper re-
union.
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LILAC.

Itching piles provoke profanity but pro-
family won't remove them. Doan's Ointment
Is recommended for itching. bleeding or pro-
trading piles. SOC at any drug store.-Advt.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

William Lindsey and wife, OF Bangor,
spent few days recently with relatives
here
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George Cole, of Auburn, spent few
days here last week, and to accompany
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FIRST AUTO RACES.

On next Saturday afternoon the
Inter Mountain Fair Grounds at BOISE
will be the scene of the first notable
Auto Race Meet ever held in this sec.
ton of the country under sanction OF
the American Automobile Associa-
ton. and directed by the Northwest
Automobile Association, which has
already directed successful lnter-City
Auto Meets this year at Portland and
Salem. Oregon, Spokane. North Yak
ina. Walla Walla and Seattle; while
Jim Parsons, Speed King of the
Northwest, who will also be here. was
the winner of the lnter-City Century
lO0-mile event at Tacoma on July oth'
with Gordon Special driven by Frank
Elliott of Los Angeles, California.
second, and the Velie, driven by Fred
Barsby Of Seattle. third. All of the
notable northwest Speed Kings, in
Guiding Jim Parsons. Frank Elliott
Oral Johnson with the famous Ear
Cooper Stutz, Fred Barsby, Ray
Lentz, Charles Latta, Gus Duray, H
D. Stratton, and probably several
others will drive at the Boise meet
Included in the Parsons Special
Schneider Special, Valie Special, Stut1
Special, Mercer Special, Buick Special
Lazier Special and Gordon Special
are the fastest dirt track machines or
the Pacific Coast, and are capable o.
doing miles in close to 81 seconds.
The cars that will race here repre-
sent Seattle, Tacoma, Portland. NORTH
Yakima and Spokane. and from Boise
the racing machines will be shipped
direct back to Tacoma to the two
mile speedway. where they will be pre-
pared for the big Inter-City Auto RACE
meet on Labor Day.
The matter of bringing these grea
drivers and fast machines to Boise a
the very heavy expense incurred. is al
experiment with Robert II. Hitler
manager of the Northwest AUTOMOBILE
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

0clock Sunday evening on the Stuart
Mulch lawn. 0'""i
Richard Fuller has accepted nos;.
non with one of the drug stores in
soon. ''iiy 'here
II the rumor be true that the Trac-
TON company will extend its line -
N;a,Tmpa Ferry by September several
VIII attend high school in Caldwell
the coming year. 'o " Gil
Many people are slffering from
nay fever at present.
AT a meeting of the Willing Work
erS,. last Thursday afternoon il was
decided to tint the walls of the school
mouse. and stain the woodwork in.
side also build vestibule. The con-
tract for tinting the walls was let to
Arlo Amesbury. Several of the ladies
donated their services toward staining
the woodwork, and the work on the
VeStlbule will be let out to bidders
Floy Mitchell filled an order for
twenty sacks of potatoes Monday He
also has lots of fine early cabbage
Harry Merchant lost a fine cow
Sunday No"'
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Wright and son
were Caldwell visitors Wednesday
MT Spinner, representing the Falk
~ ~ q odllile company, came in on last
Tuesdays train. After attending to
business matters here Con Sutton
took him out in his car by wav of
Fargo and Wilder.
J. 5. Napton made a trip to Boise
the first of the week to attend TO
business matters.
Arthur Irwin was in from the ranch
Monday.
Mrs. Con Sutton left Thursday for
Portland, where she will remain a
month or so hoping the change of eli
mate will prove beneficial to her bad
health. Mrs. S. A. Day has charge of
the Sutton home during Mrs. Sutton's
absence. Mrs. Libbie Proud, Mrs.
Sutton's mother, is taking care of two
of the children
Mrs. NJ. A. Trotter is over from
Caldwell visiting with her son and
family.
F. +. Tracy and family left the first
OF the week for a trip to Baker City
for an outing.
Prof. Preston has rented the J. D.
Young for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young and Mish Marjorie will spent
the winter in Boise.
Mr.. Logan was taken to the hospital
at Caldwell last week He is suffer
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
About twenty Quaker families will
soon be located on the bench west Of
Succor creek They are young peo-
pie and many of them from the Green
leaf colony.
Miss Sadie Freeburn and William
Blackaby and Miss Karma Martin and
John Myers attended the dance at
Wilder Friday night
J. M. Johnson is home from Cald-
well where he spent several weeks TAX
ing medical treatment for a severe
case of rheumatism. His condition is
greatly improved.
Mrs. H. c. Clauson, who is the
wife of the president of the Homedale
Water Works company, and Mrs
Casswell, whose huband is the general
freight agent for the Great Western
railway, were guests at the L. B.
Yaden home Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The ladies had been to the coast
and were returning to their homes in
Minneapolis.
c. NJ. Hill was in town Wednesday.
He had just returned from a two
weeks visit to his orchard property
at Twin Falls.
w. w. Peter has moved one of the
tent houses from the Threlkeld lots
to his ranch.
Martin Shenefeld greatly surprised
the people here by returning home a
week ago Monday with wife, The
lady was Miss Bessie Hallock Of
Weiser. They were married in Wei
ser, Saturday, July 18th. We extend
congratulations and best wishes.
Boyd Yaden visited at the Thomas
Tarr home in Fargo several days of
last week.
Mrs. John Weidmau was over from
Central Cove with peaches last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs l.. D. Hyslop visited
at the Charles Dugdale home Wed
ncsday. Mrs Hyslop remained for a
visit of several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller are the
proud parents of a little daughter,
who arrived last Saturday.
Misses Leona and Lodia Shaw
spent few days in Greenleaf with
their aunt, Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Bernice Dotson of Caldwell
is visiting with relatives on Deer Flat
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis of Fruit
land spent few days with home folk
While here a miscellaneous shower
was given in honor of Mrs. Davis on
Friday afternoon.
The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs. J..
D. Clark Tuesday afternoon with IS
members present and six visitors.
Audney Nelson spent Sunday with
Ardath Scarth.
Mr.. Dale Gilman was kicked by a
horse but not seriously injured.
Mrs. c. B. Anderson has been on
the sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Vanderbilt
moved to Fruitland last Tuesday.
Mr.. Humphrey Blackstock was a
Boise visitor Friday of last week.