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Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
FAIRFIELD
Missionary Societies Have Joint
Meeting and Fine Program Is
Much Enjoyed-Parent.
Teacher Association
MANY LOCAL ITEMS OF IN.
TEREST-PERSONALS =

The monthly meeting of the Metho-
dist Home Missionary Society and the
Foreign Missionary Society was held
jointly Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. Q. Perry on Western ave-
nue.. The afternoon program; was in
GLIDING foreign missionary work, and
was in charge of the Foreign Mission
ary Society. Mrs. Edward L. Smith,
president of the Foreign Missionary
Society, opened the meeting. The mis-
sionary song, Bring Them In," was
sung in opening, and the Lords pray
er was repeated. =
The program of the afternoon was
as follows: "Rallying for the Lay
mems Missionary Movement" Mrs.. C.
o. Perry; Preparing for the Lay
mems Missionary Movement" Mrs.
George Ellsworth; why We Stay in
Mexico" Mrs. Owen B. Ames; Letter
from the Orient written by Mrs. A. q.
Earber and read by Mrs. Ellura
Wheeler; American Influence in Chi
ra," Miss Annie Bradbury; Knee
Medicine" Mrs. Charles Ames; Spain
I America" Mrs, Flora Files; Sterl-
inS Campgrounds OF the Woman's
home Missionary Society, Mrs. Frank
L. Tozier. .t,s
One of the most interesting parts Of
the program was the letter written
by Mrs. Barber, who is now at Yoka
homa, Japan. She will be remembered
as the lady who was at the Fairfield
church last summer and gave such an
interesting talk of her travels. In the
letter Mrs. Barber described the con-
ditions as they were among the mis-
sionary workers in Japan. s<.,
Mrs. Flora Tozier and Mrs. c.. o.
Perry were appointed as delegates to
attend the Maine State Conference of
Woman's Home Missionary Societies,
which will take place Nov. 8 at the
Park Memorial church at Woodfords.
~F H. W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
Funeral Of the Late Mrs. parkin

= The funeral services Of the late Mrs
James j. Parkin, who passed away Sum-
day morning. took place Tuesday after
noon at o'clock from the Parkiri home
on lower Main street. Rev. John L.
Clark OF North Berwick. assisted by Rev
Ernest M. Holman. conducted the SER
vice 9. The bearers were Ralph o. Files,
Samuel Wing. Wallace A. Fogg and
Roger A. Nye. The floral contributions
were many and beautiful coming from
the host of griaying friends and ra'a.
tives. Inferment was at Maplswood
cemetery. ~ 'sst ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13

The ladies of the local woman's
Christian Temperance Union have
postponed the food sale which was to
rave been held next Thursday after
noon at David Kings store. to an in
definite date. ,e.s..,, ee ~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

er mid erum genomns, for mid bi
Seits gu 3eige. 9efobr bat e
Orber getptps gu itarte, IN on BIZ
Mo9i4ens bon ben BOT ben i'd &c.
nO9tiBt boB mer INNER biefel
gange fin. Die qeip, mo 81 al
9app BON ben Boot gefebn 6en," fla.
Der adpten seiagt, .iubIe rrer fpi
SIR gu triege, bitabs mitaus gbl
tann Der MeuI4 nit ediiite." Sd
ben Iage pole, OaB es nod annerl
6o6e 9dtt, tDO mitaus Der MeHif
aud nit edIite lam, atptper i'd
BEN 9eoentt, i4 better bubn, me
6ebS nit oufmode. @r bat banr
petter geipro4e: a@enn mir gan1
untlsr @aFer gebn, Oann muB of
aobrs bic Peip 3ugema4t nerbe,
bita9s mir oebte ionlt in ben Boot
braune." Meil mer atptper, ME iG
i6on febr ri6tig bsmertt ben, nil
mitaus Gbr edfiIte tonne, ben met
bier . 3Gnt, no nit bic bette Chr
geftIt III, bic in ben Martet 81 baips
me is. Die Oubn mir iubie, I'm mir
nobtiIIe gar nit ben 9ifferen3,
8enu ta8 Sdnt puttinter leer Is,
oann bu9n mer Dor9 bic peip tpibs
Der en- neue SuppIei bole. ,MeG
ZEN td ge1ogt, poas 10 ia a1es gana
fdDn iii gut, aipiper pie bubn mir
benn %ausfinne, mas aut1eit ben
@aIfer bdppene bubt2" pSbne Sbr
&peIIaen ge6t gu 5etgs, boB sic
Sntelliti6en3 ben I'm nit 10 en- buns
mer StodfiI4, no pte en- Mubt obs
Der Gameel in bic WeIt slobe bubt,
lin nit fopiel 8rebns bat nie {
@ubs. @enn mir 10 melt fin, min
i6 Sbne olIes edsplebne, oiptpsr
isbt muB i9 eridt pentg bic
Mannihoft nit uniere pIdns be-
tannt mode, I'm Ss miNe mid for
{ Meil edsiubie."
Seae aunItpous ben i9 eeiubT,
bisien bier Brief en- Sbne gu
1dreitpe, I'M lpeun bnS .pebpsr /
fpenig motif I'M bic Snt E penis
ousgeloufe 10, oann miiFe &c ions
liOere, baB Der Brief INNER BEN
DaFer geI6rippe ia, ppmit i9
Oerbleiipe Sbne Sbtn Iietper
g4iliPp Saasrampfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

bern psips mare. Giner bon bic
5sasria bat mid edspIebnt, fen pds
re bic Boots. am IiebIk BAIT i'd
gsgIids, ben Seller cine binner bic
DIRE gu getptpe, bitabs i9 ben nit
baau gefibIt, mid fuble gu lafe.
60 lei IN Bel fin bic peips gon3
nier gu ben S6obr gefpeTe, i'm NIT
einem mai fin bic petps INNER bOs
Der aus ben @afsr tomme, I'm
f4u1r genrg an iebsr qeip Is E
Boot gepsIe! Sect Osnte Se nur
email an! Mei i'd fin ous bic Sd.
ieitement lin bic Surpreis gar nit
me6r eraus TONNE! Mir ben in
tleine 8Oots gebn miiTs, IN bann
fin mer bin 81 bic snuder6Opte &c.
fabre iporDe. Sn 5ebH Minnits mar
i'd an 8pro bon 10 E Boot, in i4
mub iage, es mar E guttleiit Boot,
10 melt, pte bas ton3ernt Is. IN
@ed is ntds annsrl6ter sepeIe, als
Tele peip, no t4 f4pn genenI9eut
ben, &c ben G $rdppbobr aufges
ma4t In mer fin an Steps bauns
itebrs gauge. Mas id gefebn ben
bas mar edlddtlie pie aud { annes
res Boot. Der &Gpten bat al mid
gefost, bsfobr baB er mid bic Die
tebls bon ben Boot 5eige bebt, oerft
t4 Gins NIT bergefe. Jeber, no
bier Is, Der ipiBt, ME er in bos Boot
tomme mar, pte er atutusr tpibber
autIeit TONNE bebi, bas tptBt niss
m1nb. @enu mer al gut Gebr BON
unTere @uttie nemme bebte, oonn
mar es nit unm1gIt6, baB mebr
aud pibber email an 2anb TONNE
bebte, bic sf6ebnies pdre otptper,
bob mer zines f66nen 0oges en-
pul9 iriege I'M entpeber in bic
Cuff fIiese pbber an ben 9attsm
bon bic Gle fale bebts.
Weu, oas bat itd ia gang pers
traueuertpedeno dngebSrt, atptper es
bat tetue srobe SmprebI9sn an
gema6t. 81 bOnt tebr", ben
gefagt, mir FIN bier for infer
S9ermenuie gu Ie6fs, I'm Oh
Der pbilipp Souerampfer babel ins
Obbsr better ius MaiIer belize
mub, Ons ma9t nit Disl 9ifferens."
Sell id Der reate 6piritus". BAT
Dec adRten 9elast IN bann bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Sn pnferen 8ilbsrn fii6ren mir ors
nd9lt Elm paar bibi9e 8lufen Dor.
Die erite (4bb. u 1T cine fpeibe
2aII6luIe NIT SdumGen, auf rpfo
9nffetfuttsr gearbeitet uno reid mt
8isisn ber3iert. Der Giniab unb Der
ibm ongslanitttus &ragen bethlehem
|nus bOppeltsr neiBsr Setoe; MaI9is
n~sn6o9Innbt ftigt ben GiniaB in bic
9luIs, beren uaterer glatter MitteIs
tell ebenfalls bon SobInd6ten bur9s
3ogen lit. Sir bic nit Maf4inen
boblnabt angeIsbten StuIpeu bient
tpppelte tpeibe GsiDe. SIN Riiden
icmmt unter Dem Seibentragen Elm
gefalteter 3iillteil 5erbpr, ben man
tortlaIien fam.
Die 5tpeite BLUE (2lbb. q 1T nit
gsItsppten 6dumen unO 6obIndbten
b~er3isrt unb nit aufgeiteppten 49Iels
isilsn Deriebsu, &n0pfe unb singss
faBts LANCE anopfl69er bermitteln
i6reH S6luB. Die QsrmeI Iinb eins
geinBt; iie f9lisBen nit aufi9ldgen
aus benz Stoff oer 8luie at.
Der i'm nGditen Bible (2tbb. 81 abs
gtbilbete iebr gut IiBenbe giod, beiIsu
Jorm ii9 fir &ammgarn, 9u9 unp
bic mObernen se3pirnten Griibiabrss
itOffe lGoperts@ oaD eignet, ptrb rid
Ddrts bur4 einen 3tpifaengsIeBten
GaItenteil ergdH3t, Dem bic pattens
ortig ausgeldnt.tsnen binteren Rod
teiIe NIT Gaum uuf5uiteppen liHD.
ueber Der JaItsngrupps iinD bic 3eile
Our9 &ellernabt gu bsrbinben, am
S4lib nit 8tudtnDpFl9IuB ber5us
ri6ien unb o6eH finem 2N 3oIl boz
ben @urtbanbmieber ouI3uiteppen.
Die ndnte abbiIbung (A66. ~
felt bic aiidanii9t zines Wisbers
rodes bar. oeifen gIatte, aufSeitsppts
9orberbabn unten uno riidndrts
pben an ben ongeI6ptttenen Mieoers
nit an0pfsn ge5iert lit. Der
befinOet fi4 5ipiIden Der Sell
Isrnabt, peren SteppIinien Ii9 an ben
GaIten unO unten an benz
obne bteie etiua 2 Yarb ipsitsn Rods
ganb fortieben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

ftnmufltiin bti itibtnm uu1 IihlH
MollNgf altlpcH pethttidtUp uut
et altas GiitttfI bit 1diIlt unb
Gafld m8liatiu. btfuott fh and.
auf bsm aermtl. 6lnohidegim
merbm lu beBo9u6ltu 0tr3itruu8tn
ttr ltiusn Toiltlim btHubi. Nus
|iabrnusn I'm seint altidtr Jdgbt
tino ebtRio biuita mic buut stilidie
MuFtrungtn. bic balo orienialiih.
@ullause brinoui bolo bauriids Mo,
tipe ootr au6 bgnlt 9it0ermsiers
Wluiit an @ut.eI unb 8ragtn Der,
ptrisn @eiBt 1%illtyaqtn 6itttn all
&anoorbtitsn bette @eIegenDtit.
Mas ibtiasBA bic araasn anbe,
.4dngt. 10 wirb befinht. bic 6odlit
henbsn arageu uieoer ein5ufii6ren. 8a
aber bitis niht iebermann tleioen, 10
'ht man oieie S6ipierigteit 3u iibsr-
I iden, inbem man bic RrS1su 10
orbsitet oaB iie in i66R geidnungss
zen 9inisn bo6teben uno sbeRfalls
Had Iieaenb getragen ner0en t6nntn
Pie meiiteH EIciber iino tnoes am
als nod ireI ~gsarbeitrt. nit meiiem
rogsn uno ipiBem Qusi6nitt, ipeun
! he gorberteile iih i'm @iirtsl trsus
sen. 0oer ie hoben gu runoem Nus
ihnitt neiBen Gaum BON Sill uoes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Chiffon am Ranb, psnn bic 8luie
etrobs geI9uitten lit unO ii4 iiber
ben 9aiIIeHidIuB berab gIeia einsul
ShoB fortIebt.
31s Streben mad gr0Bersr Sim
II J6sit ma9t Iid Bel Der neIen Moos
aud in Der Mabl Der }arbeu bemerts
bar. ollie a~uffdllige Garben iin0
itreng psrp6nt. 5ogar cine GENTLE
Reigung our Stetigteit betunOst bic
Mlobe, bic bis6er bon Der Spetulas
ton Der pariler @6nsiber gu ras
lenbem 9empD bes Me9ieIs nnges
peitI9t purbe. &enn3ei9neHb bafit
lit bic gebarrli9teit, NIT Der bic
Inottifde Muterung f4 6dlt. GApss
tiia tarierte Nnb faottil6 gefreifts
glufen in @oIle unb Seibe e~rfreuen
Tih mad pie Dor arober 8sIiebtbstt;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Hf4iitNf W WlltsaaH
HgiHf nitt Hss EWW tilsm
sifflaf. l8f s8 M lHH .IfsiHa
.fstN 81 EafH
afH M lat tallm.
f8 aNl m8 ta8t
3 fif8 Hm
.tHH al Hn
HHt W f Hff Hns
NaIt Hit l
R Hi tiN Ai
tHi siaH. tas I@EM
aa tHlHl8 NlHf i hm
.tf a8
81 hH eHtia aat safHlifm 8l8il
HHa Ml ifa miafaiI SCI
M MB h8 mlfntet a
mF He8 Feet BaH tHH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

mein 9stt, ben mid gsDrsbt. ben
mid nod en- oieiente Supplei
S4nuff e%insepadt, bitabs mer tonn
me nit niFe, nie lang i6 teiH mebr
taufe fam, I'M I baIfpe @tunb be-
for bic 3ett, no id beItelt i'm nor.
be, fin i4 am plaB gsDsie for gu
rispobrts.
@ie i6 S6ns I9ou friibsr gelagt
ben, BERT i'd Sbne in meme 8riefe
nit i4reitue, RIO i4 fin, bietabs bas
bebt Der Senior ennipee ausfrsite.
Neun Gs aipper { penig Srtpgras
bisb gsIernt ben, bann t0nne &c
iid Is i4on an bic finf Ginserfh
dbtlabiere, an pelben Srt t4 fin.
Me1, Id bab nit lang gu parte
brau6e, ba FIN audi bic annsre
Mdnnsr TONNE, mo nit bic Boots
gebn iOlle. Ger mare 3pOlf alIo
{ rebgsIler DDBenb.
Sd ben elm gefragt, tponn bubn
beHn bic Boots TONNE, uH ba bat
sr gsiagt, Ie tp6re grab autieit ben
CARRIER, IN msr t6unt ie gang BIZ
ftintttie iebu. SD ben meme Quse
aufseriFs, atutper ih ben feline Boots
gsIebn, al, has id gsiebn ben, bas
mare { Gait Stids, no aus ben
WaFsr er~aussesudt ben. sd ben
bic Geidi4t Hobs eeuotfdt IN ben
senObtiBt, Onb bic Stids INNER
ntersr femme fin, I'm ba ben ib NUS
ssfunns, DaB % feline Stids. ions
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Dor @ert4t Ridter: Mas
t0nnsn Sic mir OenH anfibreu, mas
our MiIberuug S9rer Strafe 6eitra.
gen t5nnte?"
aHgetIagter: sd babe oas @elo
nur geitobleH, I'm meme U}iete Be-
5ablen gu t0nneu."
Ridter: nSo, 6amit sic ie6en,
DAB mir bas anertennsu, foaen Sie
iest Elm Sabr 6rsiIOgiS befommen!"
ausglei4. 5rau a.: @c6t
SIR MIonn NIT sum prsisT9ieben2
5rnu g.: Rem, tpoSu au42 ST
gebt ia bod INNER Ieer aus2
5rdu o.: Qber baFar tommt er
bod itets boq beim.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

va bet nfH6fBaiHftH ttntn
imtWk lf 9lff Mia tiaiat idi
aialt haa tralaifn Ia tH Nat.
tff1tHnt lflifH tW mailm WlAHltI
nutin faHl hat tima aat tetif.
ttfi t|ffslfflIt Hhs tg1f lenetl i'
ben nHmlfim B6tmin tf8 etum,
Ranlila. nlt 8at III i1itfH QtaHia.
ltiatm Gltlt Mtdtlft 6ltt "a Va
itim mlt aria IN aaiit5tHtsn Dee.
mm ft fnb 90 800 tta pitt Iona
uub iH ttf 8ml 90 btf @ariullhf
tMtf8nlilu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
1014.15.

@oQ 2ebm fn6 unire geinc.
8ou aegm aud 6ns geiidt,
@pa 9ebm lit aae5 andre,
Mas man at ieben triegt,
goa Qebm Ser ShiIBengrabeH,
@oa 2e6m 0as Na1tquartier,
@ou Qe5m bic gauge @egeuO
ltu6 ales ringsum bier.
co gebt es 8oh auf @od]en
gllr 2e6m uno 2ebm uuo 2e6m,
gs 9ebt biz auf bic gnpfcn
Ger elp'ge 2ebm aebm Qe6m.
ploBlid cine &anollmg,
@s ge6t in etnem 6upp,
sebt regnet'S grab ddt Gage.
Statt gebm it's - @rbieniupp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Sftf ftHfa& .I3sfam
t Ca btt 1daf tlutt
a taftiHtry- Hifhla
tat N.t8 4H t6tHiH klHth,
tau Eu ua=a faHai zeal ltald
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Gin netter @effe. Sns
tel: paber, Suuge, On trintit ia Elm
@lQs mad Dem on6eru."
Neffe (Stuoent): .Sa, Isioer 6ab'
i4 e8 nod nidt 70 melt gebra9t,
baB t6 ein poar @Idier 3u gleider
3eit trinten tann."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

.mtt.
tf
l1iflit 1uf t8
ftffa
Wfsfn tdHH Ff mi. ta
aaa.st. H
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Inter 8adfif6en. .8er
nor Oeun Der Serr, NIT Dem 0u
Did auf benz geitrigen Ban 10 gut
u~uterbaIten bait2@
Sin 5err Me1er bon bier"
s44, oas mar gepib Ser, Der oas
aonberfations ; 2eritOn gei9rieben
Adt2!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

qrottii d.. Serr (3ur nit
me-: p@ie TITS eisentIta NIT S6rem
9rdutigam2 SIT CT Sbnen pieoer un=
treu gelporben2"
@itps: ngepabre! @r ma9t nur
nod cine @ntfettuugstur 6ur9; ios
balb er in ole 4n3iige Don meinem
SeIigen paBt, tpirb gebeiratetl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Gin TGetBtger. r@arum
6iit 9u Oenu geftern nt4t i'm Sc
f4dft getpeIen2"
sd bate beridtafen,"
rllHo nd9mittags24
pa bob' i4 uber cine GntT6uls
bigung nd6geoa9t.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

s. GhttftEHHb Wf6flt
taHl af mltlH
atsisft "a Hat fN ttfl
BataW "Uia85# M taaafH Hn.
HHH Hlafn ltf ilim Httlt tilia.
.HHb bilm a btt nlbftf natt.
Ia leHrit 1flHtu flti tataf.
nHH
Glufml lH fiaG 8Hmmu ttl.
.HUWs .Nlatars agaubfu No tiHl
dtmt Hftu. tit iEH tlnt iltim W1li
hab8b mahiN it fML ibu Nta6u
ailfn itii lHsft 1a1m ultta aati.
.fmt
bdusiraw ptu cit ltt.
.m =ion. modem. -bdk ht fort.
.lommE lpir at.tH 8ttil,m nlt mdsl
Jo mit atl1ab mfIut Namm, Is
nlt tn ltbr %itauti5ts Gtid mttn
.Ulaun iaatt III loaR mite 10 duds
.at nlHt 0uitam if bate elm Bitl
30 mpiiu6lidts 6tIj
Wirt Cb66niid): sgo, Gle fhtis
nn mir auq Elm Httisr 1~itrbdubietr
.8n ittnl
6ttmmH Wtutttr: atiu
6oI3. feline aobIs III i'm 6auIsl atus
oer, mir aebsH tintm irourigtn Wias
ier mtae8eu!
6riBdeu: 9onneu mir 0enu nibt
psriubtn, fold cine AZ 3enttmettrs
an0tl 5u trpi sa7 @a ieli.u ia 10
id6n sinbei5et
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

Wie i'd lnsin
IeBte S4reiipes
brief geme9It
gebabt ben, i'm
ia in mel
aubm gauge I'M
ben mid in metn
8ett gelegt; nit
for gu idlafe,
no for nod c
gauge Gait gu
oente. Mands
ben i9 70
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
Sin Don annL

Mo6s6i6tera a.: Iis, Gie ges
brauden nod SaurputseItrsrs; Gle
BADEN bod ioId' iippiges 6aar!"
Wobebidter g.: g@sniigt
absr INNER nod nidt; ole Welt min
ia Code Don mir baben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

8 ii Ttenrsien6er:IrS sic t5n>
nen Iib Die @efiibIe ni9t DorFeasn.
iutnn mad beI4ptrliaer Reiis cine
OaIe CUR Ru6' unb &ait einIabet."
Stuoto: sals oh i'd ouf Dem
9eimpeg BON Der aneipe nod ME
men 2aternenpfo9I gefunoeu bate"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
Ofener sdreibrbrief Ses
Nbtltpp 5~aueranpfer.

iii.
Mein G.lpsr Serr aebadtiondrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12

1t meH atetH m 90.
#H Is tWHHtlm
maFin isH MlitaN
aHf tlUiift M ttH tF tHfHta
am nat WalanlH ttlH
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-19

t-L| ..Ht. ."...s -.r"-f . .-. .
John Mikolasek residitg six
miles west of town met with an
accident Wednesday morning
when he shot after a coyote and
the charge backfired iniuring and
lacersting his right eye. He is
now in the care Of Or. Blezek and
at the present it is not known
whether his eye will be saved or
not.
Good goods cost their price no
difference where you get them,
Remember if you want a good
harness this fall you can get it of
me as cheap as elsewhere or if
anything a little cheaper because
it costs me about 10 per cent less
to do business than the ordinary
harness man. @. w. Root. Adv.
Will Mach and Jos. Pauly are
grading a stretch of road three
miles long about six miles south of
Scotland which will connect with
the Washington Highway.
Commissioner Wagner has charge
of the work, and James Kulis did
some dynamiting of rock there.
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I'VE call attention to the vast
forests of weeds on vacant lots in
town which need the attention of
owners of such places, 1t is nui-
.sance tcleave lots in this shape as
ptelIas aqaisgraee tosthe town and
ilsoidehtly t.. the owners who
SHOULD hasern,ofercigie pride and
Sapectfor tEctownsand ats ordi
nanSss. Some Of these weeds are
'Sysri12 feethigh and unless the
Owners thihk they can use them
for tenes posts and dimension
auIiBs ii. we fAilto see any other
reason for their existence.
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Notice is hereby given that the
old school building, property of
Tabor School Dist. No. SO, will be
sold at auction to the highest bid
der, in the Michel hall at Tabor,
S. ID. Saturday, Ang. FL. The
sale will commence at 2 o'clock
sharp.
Adv J. J. Kudrna, Clerk.
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JOoOPh AktUOhJ 0hN LIS ~
Utica spent Sunday here visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Dvoracek.
The work on the new public
school is progressing very slowly
due to the inability Of Mr.. Goetz
to secure workmen.
Joseph Rada an his wife of
Scotland spent a few days here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fir. Skalak, parents of Mrs.
Rada.
Joseph Novotny, Sr., bought an
Overland car of j. j. Rezac. Joe
promises that nothing less than a
12-cylitdsr car will suit him from
now on. &
Eman and Stanley Dvorak after
q prolonged visit here with rela-.
tives returned to their home in
Chicago.
A big harvest celebration will
be held in Dante Sunday, Aug. ~.
A special feature ofthe celebration
will be an aeroplane fight. A.
big crowd is expected.
Frank Homer and his wife vi
sited their daughter, Mrs. Marti-
nee Tuesday at the hospital at
Yankton, where s,-e had been O.
perated on.
The Misses Anna and Marie
Vasko after a prolonged visit here
at the home Of Joseph Turek de-
parted Monday for their home in
Omaha.
A dance will be held on the
farm Of Wit Kocer west of town,
Sat. Aug. '21, for which Merkvan
Bros, orchestra will furnish music.
All are invited to come.
Albert Kortan was in Sioux Oh
ty early in the week visiting with
his wife, who has been operated
on in q hospital. Her condition
has improved considerably after
the operation.
L. j. ,Kubista, after a sojourn of
over a year, had his Photographic
gallery moved to Utica where he
will stay for a certain time. Jos.
Duffek moved the gallery with his
team.
w. s. Haney and his crew COM
menced grading the south portion
of Vyborny street east of the mill.
Several thousand feet of cement
walks will be constructed there as
soon asthe Street is graded.
c. J. Hatch, pure food inspector
of Yankton, was here last Friday
and found everything alright
with our merchants, who are very
obseryant of the pure food law.
Mr.. Hatch promised to make a.
call to Tabor soon.
Mrs. John Vanacek, Sr., was
taken to the hospital in Omaha
last Saturday. She was accom-
panied by her husband and Mrs.
Blezek. Her brother, Frank Ko-
courek and his son of Trip and
her sister, Mrs. Shanel visited her
before her departure.
George Homer painted the,
barber shop in white which inn
proves the looks Of the building
very much. There are several
business buildingsson main street
LS4 = .MWLrFF- .. #E
which need a coat of paint very
badly, and we are surprised as
pnzzlsd that the owners do
not have them painted.
80,
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Moving Picture Show at
Blacks Hall
every Thursday and Sunday
evening.
Good Long Show
NsoessItv Of CHM cIosets,

Necessity Of China Closets.
A point to be borne in mind by the
builder Is the necessity of a china
closet between the living room and
the kitchen, large enough to hold
everything required for the service
OF meals, and equipped with a swing
ing door at either end.
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- |.W"#f 80 AhH."HHr heLNAA
Corn 90
Oats .------ .2S
Butter 1sc to nc Eggs lSc
Cream nc
Joseph Stepanek was a Yankton
visitor early in the week.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Black Monday.
r. M. Scoblic of Tyndall was
here on legal business Monday.
For Z square deaf. good lumber. and
low prices, come to J. II. dueal Co.
For monuments and tombstores
see hostel & Jezewski. (Adv.
Try Wheeler's varnish. At
Ptak's lumber yard. Adv.
John Homer bought q new
~
Ford Of Jos. Skorpik this week.
If your engine has poor ccmpre
sion, try Polarine oil. Tabor Au-
to Go. Adv.
Joseph Skorpik was at Sioux
CITY early in the week on business
matters.
Miss Blanche Hakl of Yankton
spent Sunday here visiting rela-
tiyes.
Frank Hakl, ST., of Yankton
spent q few days here visiting his
children.
j. A. Wagner sold his Overland
car to Leonard Smith Of Dante
last week.
John Homer went to Sioux City
Thursday to have some dental
work done.
Frank hostel and his wife of
Dante were visitors here hast Sum
Hay.
Mrs. G. F. Blachnik of Yank-
Ton was visiting her children here
this week.
Mrs. M. Zitka of Tyndall spent
few days here this week visiting
per children.
George Petrik was in Sioux
pity to make arrangements to en-
Ter a business school.
A.. O. Wagner of Lesterville
boarded the train, here last Thurs
lay on his way TO Sioux City.
Alois Blachnik and his family.
flsited at the home OF q. Blach
X at Yankton|T Thursday.
Robert Vauk and his wife depart
4 for Milwaukee Monday for a
hort vacation.
Ed Olsen bought the old Buick
= aMU.L |L "
ormerly owned by J.iA. Wagner,
PfA. o. Wagner of baskerville.
Miss Inez Wilcox of Colome is
listing at the home of Ed. Olsen
hnd other relatives.
Read the Farmers Savings Bank
%. It always contains something
which msahis valast 70 you. Adv
Eyes tested and. siaskes fitted 40
FPabor Hotel Thursday Sept. 2hd.
red Jensen, optometrist. Adv.
Joseph Sedlacek and his wife, of
ear Vodnany spent the early part
the week visiting relatives
ere.
Fred Anderson traded his Oyer
md car for a brand new oneNp
be same make with the Tabor
Euto Co. M
Mrs. M. Hacickyto of LestefvilIs
fopt in town for a short visit last
eek on her way home from Mo
|rars.
Alois Pstrik sold his stock of
onfectionery Ia his store TO Dale
hampton who win conduct the
lace instte future.
Joseph Mstnska Of Ty1dSlll
topt here ON his way from
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We give you the benefit of our experience.
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