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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
A STANDARD OIL
STM'R STRANDED
IN BRITISH ISLES

kirkwall. Orkney Islands. Nov. /,
El5 ?. M,-The American tank steam
or Llama, from New York, Oct. IA,
Tor Copenhagen. with cargo OF oil,
stranded Yesterday on Skae Skerries.
WesIray Firth.
Holes were pierced in all but two
her tanks. Twenty-seven members
Of the crew were landed. The remain
Ger. with the captain, are standing by
the vessel Another steamer is in at
tendance
The Llama. owned by the Standard
Oil CO. is one of the German steamers
placed under American registry at the
outbreak of the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

Jonas Sands died Saturday at his
home on Walnut street, Lewiston. He
was born in Heckmonwick. England.
Sept %. 1888. He had lived in Lew
:ston for more than so years. He was
spinner by trade, but for two years
had been in the employ Of the city. His
wife, Eve children. George Sands of
Lynn. Mrs. Lester Ray. Daniel, James
and Charles Sands. brother. Daniel
Sands of Lewiston, and two sisters.
Mrs. Mary Simmons and Miss Emma
Sauds. Of England. SURVIVE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

The belief prevailed among State
department officials that Secretary
Lansing would officially make known
to the German ambassador the result
of the examination of the steel frag-
ment picked up on the Allan liner
Hesperian. which naval experts be-
lieve was a part of a torpedo. The
German government in a note has de-
MED that the Hesperian was torpedoed
by German submarine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
BRITISH FORCES NOW ENTRENCHED
WITH OTHER ALLIES IN EFFORT TO
Save SERBIA--OTHER FRONTS

ville).-Bulgarian artillery that has adj
vanced from kniazevac and Prot has
begun bombardment of the exterior
forts of Nish, according to a despatch
from Sofia, given ont today by the Over
seas News Agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

Mrs. Sarah Neal Rounds Of Portland
who died Saturday at the age Of 81. had
been in good health up to within a few
minutes Of her death. She married in
early life Gardiner Hanson. who died
in 1873, and she later married Samuel
Rounds who died in 1891. She was &C
tive and took deep interest in pub
lie affairs to the last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
TRADE ADVISOR
TO STATE DEPT
is APPOINTED

Washington. Nov. 1.-Seeretary Lau-
sing today announced the appointment
Of Charles A. Holder as foreign trade
adviser Of the state department. Mr..
Holder has been at London as assistant
to Consul General Skinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

London, Nov. /. 1217 P. M.-The
British troops in the Balkans whose
movements have been kept secret
since they poured into Saloniki, pre-
pared to rush through Greece to the
assistance of Serbia, are now in the
trenches with their Balkan allies at
grips with Bulgaria just across the
frontier near Strumitsa. Though re-
ports that the Allies have taken this
town apparently are unfounded, it Is
along this lower stretch of the front
that the Bulgarians are likely to re-
ceive the first hard blows from their
opponents.
Present Situation
From Uskup to the Danube the
Bulgarian offensive has made such
progress that 1t seems to be out OF
the question for the Serbians to do
much more than fight rear guard &C.
tions for the present. With Prot in
their hands, the Bulgarians are men
acing Nish more seriously than the
Austro- German forces based on the
Save and Danube crossings.
In northeastern Serbia the Bull
garians, we'll across the Tinok river,
are pressing forward vigorously in Or
der to widen the line of communica-
tons with Hungary up the Danube
valley. The much discussed Russian
expedition, now estimated at 100000
men, which is reported to be on the
way to. the Bulgarian coast. has not
been heard from again. There are re-
current reports. however. Of further
bombardment Of Bulgarian ports. This
man mean that in manner parallel
ing conditions Of a land attack fur
Their artillery preparation is necessary
before the Russins attempt to gain
a foothold on the coast.
The Dardanellss
At the Dardanelles the British are
showing renewed activity. They are
hammerins the Turks with artillery,
supported by such ships of the allied
feet as are not engaged against Bull
garia.
The capture of Tahure Hill by
the Germans sums up for the present
the known result Of the sudden spur.
of heavy fighting IN the champagne
While the contenders on the Western
front have not renewed the general
offensive, it is likely that there will
be frequent clashes over considerable
stretches Of the front while the Bal
kan situation is so acute as each side
desires to prevent the other from
transferring troops to the Near East.
Berlin, Nov. 1.-fBy Wireless to Tuck
erton, y. ia despatch under a vi
emma date. given out today by the Over
seas News Agency says:
Competent authorities deny as abso-
luteiy nendacious, rumors spread abroad
to the effect that Austria Hungary is
ready to make territorial concessions to
Italy IN tale effAcf noH ar LATER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

The West End hotel at Portland
was closed at noon Friday by William
H. CULVER, the assignee of Col. H.
n. Cashier. With few exceptions all
the so employees were discharged by
the assignee. The property is owned
by the Davis estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

all rhe military plans.
The same papers say that an an
nouncement Of an inner war council
of the cabinet with greater powers
than the war committee has exercised
may be made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
JACK DILLON is.
WINNER BOUT
WITH WEINERT

New York. Nov. Although Jack Dill
Ion of Indianapolis was outweighed Il
pounds he defeated Charley Weinert of
Newark. N J., in 10 round boxing
contest tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
SHIPPING NEWS

Sailed: Steamers Princepetto IBr),
Frieda. Sabine. Texas.
Bangor, Ne. Nov. 1.-Sailed: Lizzie
Boone Bay. n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
Augusta Locals

c. F. Cole and w. H. Albee will leave
this morning by auto. bound for the
Dead River region on hunting trip,
for a week or ten days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
The Keeping of Our Bodies in a. State of
Normal Warmth is as Essential as Eating

The REZNOR Gas Heater creates normal
warmth in any room at any time.
Light the little burners and the REZNOR is
working for you, driving, with its golden
glow, chill, cold and dampness far away,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
BEFORE OUTER
FORTS OF NISH
BERLIN REPORTS

Berlin. Nov. IL aBy.. wireless 70 say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02

bringing to the room an atmosphere of COM
fort and health. It's all done almost rs
quickly as the telling, almost like magic.
Look over our various styles and sizes at our
Augusta or Gardiner Office.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

!, is seia tbst ,hs Missouri FEEDERS
ton of Wo,arn's clubs. IN session .,
~ ioseph fsfroliy fefased - siog
The aiaf apahtled IisBhsi bsoaus.
70 " ton SRrlisc Va sentiment fri In
oar stais lhs ses j. sessinF ikr ballot
The president of che state ssnfAastts
association sas president on ihis esfA
rl0a bat Il u nui of record that abe ~
ahy other wunssB pfsssnt fslsod her
yolcU ip protest T. q ~, object ~
ihs lnApid pnAce ssHiiinanisilsts 90
Z hlnsizs lhis enfssnmHuif II the snf
fthReitss pptposs ia iois bands Wilh
these curtiss ~ thr pesfs shd honor
~ ou Hstlas lbes sfs unwa'thy ~
ibe ballot Ns need f'fHls, ceufsR
e0us voters whs Afe xiiiihE 90 ira
me,s pesrr ~ sayos stias prepared
tess fof VA aba so sitliRa in make
s,sy gfhsf rohdiiiop sgbre, ,isnt 20
nhtiunni bUnsf and who pvt rs'fia,
iaiu above essff Other pfiAripls Opf
sAflSa has ~ need oi tatsis v6a sssk
80 Cbihsisf Awsfles Efs ihsy ash fnf
the ballot let ihs sufffsssitss sbo~ .
pstft0iiau wWtbY of ali osaifasnds
tiou sae snIslatlan uailstia Demo
ere,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

apsekFf Champ ClsFk tho other day
in speech dulisefed IN Al Oklahoma
'own said II roald reach oat ana
sfeh Wy ihs meek ssett iihee in the
toun,'t and pu' thpm 10 the iranehes
IN Eufups ! would be slsd 80 do H ="
This vas ssid with reference ta the
German ropiy 60 The Ameftrsn nmo
Aud ihe constant hanprvibK of tho
pfesid"nrs causse by these rtilies he
sitind - "ilnsoes II is safe bet.
ihs' q thesr unssfapuioas critics
khrv They ~str to b. dfsrnd a rsss
THE 'pan'rs should he plnHFed into
vsr. they would h. more ehtefui vba,
they said in condemnation ~ the
peace pisns oi ihs powefs TIA, BE-
Memphis Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

rbntf 10 "ns ,bius you cannot ssy
tor ~ nryen be does not care
oaouFb tar Nj pti.un e. sias sad
hsiP pulI hiru and ths constfy throush
shnu both need,d bic eptOaraTemeb,
" nni his aayice ne det~fisa HE
fellow lsbOfsf. pitt nlsBd 81 ChirEfo
iie deserted Wtlagn litr hr I'D he
old friend End ~0rke' the brmo
cratic Homincs fer snyefnSf ~ Ne
brasks b. deserted champ riafb. fn
whom Dr. had pledged his support
Nhen CiATt depehdsd os hlm sBd
neea"a him wefsF. ard roe Do deserts
Ntisoh when gbs prssideut sba raan
try need him sofss Pisitc Coubiy
Landmark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
q. Y.u p.en. .. p.r,,,n..,

ar EBsA IL strnaE prepayment a
psscs go .. siso . strUnx edsossis
0f prohibition u tho isqBor SHBie
No ans nos aaesslsas ihs stRssfay of
NJ Bsysn's ssvo,i00 70 both pssos
and pfohibitiou Bsi h0r ions wssia
shls sssyie,lon ~ hls sincerity lsst u
~ tSak 10 manufacturing aieohsSlls
ilqDaps asd seliiis thsm "a any sbe
desired thefnf There seems 10 - ~
e,hiesi diHsrsHes betwsea sell,ss
arms 70 psepas who want 10 1Kki vbils
Yos gFsaeh psass sud seiiins hqgas %
ts~a zbo vsss - 80 aroak Shiis you
pfeRsh pssbibiilea and sobfisiy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
rh. o,me,r.,. R.an,,a ,h. r.,.,

y vas = Democratic legislature and
81" mshsFrmrnt oi Democrats state
oniolsis that bfosFh, Ahual the Itduc
ton ot the state tAs levied each yeat
from ~ rcpts so ~ On The tiob salua
tion Just remember this iHiis tac,
when iht Republican rpnll binders
rpm" sloha during the ,ampaisn next
year and talk NJ Democratic cttfas
SaaHce iio~rli County DaRsite
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
IL. tn..m o, ~ Nsts.

Col y l. Mofss ~ ETeelssof
sprinss. upon iesrniug Of ihs foEiF
nAiioo o. NJ nrysn from the Wilson
cabinet. immediately tsissfaphsd to
The rrtirins secretary his ogDrfsiuis
iions and expressions ot his Aish 80
teen sov cast yop inAFino ths
"sstesta" In vbich ths Tbga disiilei
Rspgbiicau boss holds NJ BryHn
H4ehniand News
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

The host uay % prepare tes sAf h
80 tara ~ ns'ion over 20 ons mAh
and iei him b. supreme in even
thine rniciensy TOT sisBKhiey snA
dssifHs'ion would romr sheoi nRinF
sliS II the mar had isisni ia the, o.
fe,tieu We sFs mn naoins snt
names bot II ~ really do Nish 10 fei
,ssdy fot this sSrt Of aGtinsai esrssr.
the maa is Fsady to take The ~ Of
dictator, ana y ~0fidnt tats tea mis-
aiss 10 esi biz ooaseo' sitbeA La
heus tniissih
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
au, y. zoo 90 Nh.,. =. !.

In tho sslsciioa ei ssecessof 70
NJ BryAn. 80 sabmit that ne prsfi
osut oouia not 90 sstisf than onsf the
pogtsollo q secretary ~ state 70 Hsn
wBisfn stone A. kesa - ~
IosslSp fsssiions eonsmiitss sensior
ssons 10 tkorsashiy prepared 70 ui
ths pors aeesp,sbly. aEd hss sblipJ s
beyond question Fs vosld nists 90
sassi ssrretafY 81 state fiiasrgs Me
soarisa
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
TOO MANY Nov Sc soo.o.d

Csmpbou n Moore of Sptnsarla.
Mo brother " the la,e Csretc Ma
iion, announces the Lord has dele
gated him "a devote The rest of bis
lite to "doSnihE the iiqUof tfarir N
the United StRtcH That t. tbe iruu
bie with this country nov too many
people ar dnpninF" iauuf Kips
CiiY Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

A ygSfhfsi BIRDS hAa undertakes 10
Keep hoass. Bhs seat 20 ths maairi
pal mATssia. " eoNrss, one aaJ the
man ~ the sssstabls stall aispisyed.
fay bee Aa1ira,ios, a bsheh ~ aSs 80
psfAsss -pisked nOs thrss hoSrs eso."
be said Ths rev bosssssspss saas4
upop ths AspafaGss sith uaaaectse
smasemsnt "iloas II EFo~ ifas that =
shs asked = siusJs saSpoasd tho
coon braided thu eeas ~ a."
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
Always ra,, = Rsscy Ar.~es

Wb.ussrr times afo hard and ffots
short the Rspuhiitsn pupcrs aud
fp.skrrs say tbs T'emocfsiif Eamsa
istratian is 10 blame i3ui shsa Il
rslns and crops are good sbd steTH
thine lpaks prosperous these same -
ts.fs s#y that ~it's 80 Ari ~ Ged
Pnissti County Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

NJ Hoarhin's fseisfs fof governor
haze BEEN received in Coopss Count5
We ear name number who vlll
write him At once snd encourage htm
70 run At IIo0' hiH, u Is stiil under
stood. stin has TAT bank account
Boonviile Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
ssrl.,.,na WIN 10 c.n, wool

What has brc0m. of tho Scent
hnas aud The l2fent cpfs ihs Repub
iicsp poltrians predicted two yeats
sen would b. here in case NJ wn
son wsa elected 60 asia an exchange
sk, k,iafkipF With 98cent wool Worth
COUNTY Tisles
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
mn p.np.teu, A,,.mn,

Albeit Linz ~ ktttTtiile and Miss
Dors . Hunter ~ iisrt Point wstr
united in marriage ~ Nes',o No
sunday Nc would tuloFiEr on the
uihei LihLs that wiil rrphAbly b.
added 70 this family v ~ did not
know that pora pss HBbtsr Nr.
the sheflH 10 oH of town hepsr this
liberty Milan STANDARD
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
n,,h "a Gu u Ptep.rl,

when leading citiEon goes Ia ihe
city these days aud sets treatment tof
nervousness be comes home and seyt
he bas had the twilight Hi~"p We
used 10 csm il the keaIey cure
Howell County GsSstt"
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

W sre not iosiag snp sleep b, The
dancer 10 Americans lu Mexico Tboy
have BEEN warned and told tius and
again 10 Eel oui ut that couptrF They
hsvc refused 20 "a and " hnFthinr
hAppens to them they can only have
Themselves 10 blame Platte County
Landmark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
Geo n,lp The cfsis peopl,

The mspagem"n, of the board Of
the new Liberty cemetery announce
that thcy are nov prepared 60 open
graves and 10 hii them In" cost fof
this service viii b. s. "a auyone ~ish
ine so make ukc OF the sane cfsiE
IeAdrF
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

A Wcs, Fikias woman Ndseriis"s
10 Chicago matrimonial paper for .
husband who mus, b. . desout CHRIS
,ian and Who whI wash the supper
dishes. Some women vent tho earth
Howell County GsHstte
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

In = rscs0i ,isei Ion fUniret "a iiii
nos II rams pst thai vomen sold
thslr sotcs foI S. b,H mrn refolyvd
tiz for theiFs Whirh goes 20 sian~
again. that somea 30 not appreciate
the yRlut ~ the ballot liG~eil Ceun
~ Gazette
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
Aossn ~u,ais.s- ~. Am.rissa Flss

Another British ship has been ay
ina ths American HHe TO protect y
from Submarines n the pFspideui
should send EnOthsf note os pro,ssi
against that sort oi thing 10 Great
Britain Il will probably not ooossion
any resiEhstisn tr0n, his esbinst ~
Joais Tunes
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Bfyan served punch with q stick IN
y to his Pan American guests ln
Washington For iess than that pool
old Charlie Fairhsnks Wss denounced
In every " { 7. 4. from Nalnc Go
AriEona MArrsliine Mirror
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
An,u,n ~. on.A..,a eu,,,ler

Hhly SUNDAY y not In business for
his health he has just taken $4,000
tat of Patterson Neu Jersey And
this answer the old question 'Shn
struck nnly Patierson'" Why billy
STRUCK Patterson. - Platte County
Landmark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

IN speech a. fo0sriils senator
Red Declared that tbs ofshsase rFs
"Iss business alone" Sss iu re1il,T .
demand 20 rs bis bastBsss % a. y
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

hAhMhf fN PSfNuhol INJURIES fNNeiAfHd
las, lanaefY
THE hpposhtmsnt of teachers ior ths
neat schooi yeAt was made TUESDAY
Thv te,Ai Hutneef is ais The Largest
ever empios~a ~ ihs 81 Jperpe
schools
s, G Ct.os has besn Arpainisa w..
ceiVef for ths ~, iesrph Aot oofi
pAhy, Bankrupt rspcerdines haSihs
been Instituted Ssains, that coacggn
several we.as sgo
From " Ebsn smith ~ Mound Cii,
y 10 vas In -, Jsssrh Necnrsdas. wc
leHrn OF the death ef "kcetiley kinr
one Of The uniGus socAl chaFselete Of
that city,
p. :. stands for plumb satisfaction
and that's uhAt you tesi amer safing
= meal VI spsiimsHR Restaurant and
Lunch rouuirr stop IN 81 as Fran
els street Nben hungry ADV
The Fourth 81 1uty xlH b. cole
btsicd in she Rood old fAsh hioRed sAy
IN the east part Of the cry. and Sili
.
I.eaFBe, new organization 90 Ffo
molr patriotism
The 81 Joseph Veterinary colcee
Is Aoan to have = new huiiding ui w.
own, thr school this week. having
been capitalized iof til oe6 fpr Thai
purpose aud articles Of Incorporation
hied
The grand jury. which has been In
session since April g. has lulshed ilF
lAbors. and sNys ,hs; vice IN thv ctty
ts due 10 = lack of harmony between
tht police commissioners. excise board
snd police iudre
r : Cordell 10 the ncvi1 elected
utpsideat uf Local pranCh No 50.
ntrd National Association 81 Post
OGics Clerks Rasseii Pullcn and "a
win Coons are The dslerAtes ta the ua
tisnHi convention az lns Angeles
september q
Thr local state free employment
bureau has booked more than 5pn men
Tor the Kansas harvest hrlds "a, past
week Harvest OF Frain begins iu
tuli force in that state next week
Reports from oklshona state there
are enough iabofeTs there 10 take care
Of the harvest
Hard water siicks 10 your bath ,tb
e1actly as II clugH so your clothes
when laundsfed al home There's vns
reason Why you oaght 20 send the
entire family wash 20 COnser Laundry
shere nothing but son water Is tOi
Grated Adv.
The Grocers. Bgtchefs aud Bakers
association held iir annual picnic ~
Lake Contrary Thursday, and despite
the lBclemrut weather which cnt
down the attendance 90 some extent.
u did not dAmpen the, ardoT OF the
picnickers and AZ II usual With tins
splendid organization, royal time
was had.
Employees oi the Hirsch nroih.rs
( hrs Goods company 10 she number Of
{ 500 cuioyed the annual outing eiYeH
them by the company III iA.Se Con
{ irATy phursdsy afternoon. Special
cars took the employees 10 the lake
whore luncheon vas had and ih, ~,
rrnoou vas spent In amusemputs OF
various kinds
n the meeting OF ihF 81 Joseph
/ Press Club (not the Newspr"Hs ciuhl
Z held Monday nighi and called ost~n
sibly for tho purpose of transacting a
. little business. but which almost uul.
4 minated IN rough house. much TO
/ tho humiliation of prestdent Marlin
and = tew nOn-combatan,s present. is
going 10 b. criterion by which TO
judge future meetings. Il has been sug
/ fested that she name Of the club BE-
changed TO one that sill b. more ap
prupTiAtr TO those " DO Wish 80 sFttle
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

AseesaiRs 10 . Nov Yers phTssnsl
expert. measfB hyiaF u destfoylnE
the hsnsa body Tbat 10 oss ~ he
serious phases oi the high oosi q Nv
tDs kaEsas city youFpsi
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
MISSOURI EDITORS SAYINGS


rlark's wedding is nOw Withdrawn
Kansas Cliy Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
Regular Sl.25, SITS al
Crepe dc Chine al .,...

pionses That h q whole speech 80 .
uut'beii iirng C0ubty Dsmocrnt
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs Msron Burnett Of Edg"fton
and Mre Burnett aud children g, The
same place are the guests Of ~ 10
seph relatives
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

p.r.sr.pA. H.pr~-l.s. q. Local S~-.-s ..
whisA Hes n~~srea D~.~svi~a
ell ias.iN N.ai~e y. F~.sl .. Ths.~ C~is-.s~
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

tees ~ ~ nt~FtNat tNsNFt"@ AfF~
dsy.
Mrs clyas Re~ian. she was "a.
ssoss vi ~ and Mrs q n lawson
has resufhes 10 Aet hosps " Hsdfset
ie-s
Mfa n l. Muattord .as hOstees
Al oa orehrasA Thsassf psiay nivsa
Tuesday tu hepcr ~ Misses Narts-
HTtassora and gracs pyslAs u nan
sss cis,
Nnssn Tootlc M and Issaie swsF
irf' Toeedas ey paoaof ear fot Chs
csE0.
Miss Katherine PNs is IN Jensssn
ci,y Tor week
Miss Mary Davis left weaaesaa,
tor Colorado 10 spend VI, sammss
Mrs. e ! Cbvs and Mrs John
Biuinxet are IN Colorado Tor .
months stay
The Nsighsorhossd club ot oat
Grove gave an ice cream social Tues
eAY nigh,
Miss Madeline Ptpincr is hene frv,t.
se0ecl tor the summer
Mrs. W n spra,, was bosteAs At
poroh Part, TUESDAY Ia heaor cf Nlss
AanA Wilson, Dridotohe
Mts EdvArd Il Ot, has for her
saeei Miss MAaar Shut OF Gaines
vile. FiA.
Mrs. Joseph Fierce Won tho prize
Al tho hiFnnVe party FNcn ravsdsy
( by Mrs William Higgins
Mrs samuel Z Weaver cf Toronto
/ can. is here to visit her parents.
Judge and Mts O II Sbaukiiu
Nj and Mrs = q Wradl" aud NJ
and Mrs " y shields afe hsh'ns 81
Madison lake Milan
Mise Euby Nrd t-ft TuosdAs for
Aurora. Neb Wh"tr SHE Wlil epena
+ the summer
MiAs Doris Hedges has for her
I guest Miss Margaret keiiS oj DARLING
( ton
Mrs M,ron Burnett Of Edgotton
and Mre Burnett aud children - TIE
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

cosntsriri,ssl- A vsn.a shopper
--colsnbiA gssisr
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs ClYae be~fsn. .he was tb*
sasess vi ~ and Mrs q n lawson
has resarnes 10 Aet hosss " Hsdfss1
leva
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Dr ard Mrs ) J Bentley are visit
ina their sAaghtsr In -, Losis
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

an- WsrsF A ssJraour va boz
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19
D0IN6S IN SOCIETY
Ister..tina Gossip Coan~ra-
snG the People si ~. Jo-.ph

Nj and Mrs n llohsrt Of Matt.
land yer" sunday guests oi Mrs J.
W Spencer
Miss Alice Rosebell is the Faefi of
friends At De- MoiB"s
Mrs Iseda Johnson. Mr. Mars EhSs.
Wh. Mrs Minnie Kramer aad Mr.
Elizabeth RimbAli scrs hOstesscs for
RinE Hiil o. q = FLORAL society.
Wednesday afternoon
Mics NHTy AEhes Rogers and Mr.
Thomas / w1idrun we're married
wednesday niFha by Father o'DoH
nell
Mrs John shremsu, Jr SAs hos
tsss Tor 8, Isssph Chapter .. o G.
On F1aE day
The NcCSuley family. some one
hundred in Euuber. held = reunion
at ths home Of Ne and Mrs, william
MeCRaisY SUNDAY
Mrs EAwara Gvruaia % MSdison-
wis. h the Epssi of bsT sister Mrs
George wriEhi Of stze Carnegie
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Miss Doris Hedges has for her
guest Miss Margaret keliS ot Daflihe
ton
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

tess - sA ntOrmal rrsysslua fprs
dsy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs EdVArd Il Ot, has for her
saeei Mise MAude shut, OF Gaines
vile, TIA
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs. W v sprnii WAS b0steAs et .
porch party TUESDAY Ia heaor ef Misc
AanA Wilson. bfldoto be
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

We are stnl tht leaders In house
painting. vail paper aud picture fran
ing stArmann Bros, Phone III
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mise Euby nird irf, Tuosdss for
Aurora. Neb Wh"tr SHE Wiil eprnd
the summer
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs J y. Hunt. daughter Of the late
Senator John ingalls, of Kansas.
died 10 Atchisnu. Wednssday She hsd
many friends In this city
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

" ]. COrhett 1914 South Eleventh
street fen from . bicycle Al f"pts
snd Hickory streets Tuesday and
broke y les
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Nrs Louis FISHER. lo05 North Third
street. has received word from Ger
many tha, her brother had been killed
iu battle IN Russia
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs. Joseph Fierce wen tho prize
Al ihc hirnnve party given Tuesday
{ b. Mrs William Higgins
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

FOR the best values Ia Whistles trY
Hilgerts Alao his 25c Merchants .
Lunch 207 y sth St--AdV.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Mrs N l. MuafaFd sae hOtiees
Al oa orphran rhsassf esIay nivs1
Tuesday tn hepor ~ Misses Marts
nFtastosa sRd Gracs pysiAs 81 Nan
sas Ga,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Thomas Hastings. tifryfSo Years ~
axe. zen from wagon ~ ThHd aud
Edmond street Tuesday afternoon and
suffered broken lex
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-19

Nj and Mrs = q wpddl. and NJ
and Mrs " y shi'lds sfT hsh'hs 81
Madison lake Milan