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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14

MIR and Mrs. George Hulburd Mrs.
@ Parsons was a visitor Friday at
home Of Mir and Mre. Rufus Cum
Rham Lloyd Hulburd, who has been
king at the creamery the past few
fks, has completed his labors pr
Nv. Paige of St Adams was "A visitor
|dnosday at the home of Mr. an Mrs
CLIFTON Rice. He WAS accom"1ucd
he by his son, Roland, who has been
+ the past few weeks. Madame Hcihh
D has been n recent visitor mt the
he of MIR and Mrs Allen Chc'more
returned to Waterbury, "nn.-
|bmas Adrian and DAUGHTER. May
| MT Sunday in ESSEX Junction at the
nc Of Mrs. Marsarc. Carroll Mrs
'krles Pcrcival and dnuChtcr bessie
visiting I'm st Johnsbury at the home
Mrs. l.. Howe Ivan White, who
been spending "a week With MI par
S. MIR. aud Mrs George Whit" has
3irncd to his work In burlington Miss
ra Dcforgc oc Essen Junction i
fting he~ parents Mr. and Mrs VIII
In Deforce Mir horton Of ltss'N was
Sunday visitor at the home "f Mi
Il Mr. Walter pcttmriil.
krs VI. T.. church Of Riverside has
| ived cahlcgram from her son, F.
Church. saying he had arrived safely
Vpisob1t1la 1nn3u
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SWANTON.

At the special village meeting We'd
nesday evening the resolution intro
duced by NJ. w. Barney authorizing the
trustees To issue neGotiable bonds to
the amount of $1,000 in compliance
with the public acts of Vermont of 1919.
nesday. Sept. the resolution intro
was unanimously Noted-At the an
nual meeting of the Kings paugh-
ters In Library Hall the old board Of
officers as follows were elected. Prcsi-
dent Mrs. \. l.. Cross. vice president
Mrs. D. q. Furman; secretary, Mrs
Anna Cassons; treasurer, Mrs II, j.
Brown; collector. Miss Delma Web
ster; auditor, Miss Ella Dunbar; Mrs
Q. h. kittredge, delegate to the state
convention. The investigating COM
mittee reported giving out 464 articles
of clothing and 40 baskets of food
Supt. T.. H. Brown of the Swanton
creamery and Miss Beatrice johnson OF
sheldon Junction were married in
Franklin september ., tine Rev. f. w.
Day performing the ceremony.
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WILLISTON.

News has been received of the death
OF the Rev. James y. Bates of South
f"Naliou, Mass, at his sons, Charles
Bates lie was for number of years
the pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL church
mere Miss Whcyland from Essex June
ton has been Visiting friends in town
Mr., Martin from Rouses Point is stop
PING in town for a few days.-Mr and
Mrs. patou Webster and daughter from
Nolh Stratford, y. H., were guests of
her sister Mrs, Carrie Morrill,. the first
Of the week Franklin Isham, graduate
from the University of Vermont this last
June, has a position as teacher in Mont
Enm"ry Center, and will go to his work
the last of this week. Mrs. Sadie krdns
is III win tonsiltis. Wright Clark, who
has been visiting friends in town, re-
turned to Albany, y. y, Tuesday.-Mrs
Arthur SIENNA and sister, Bornis Bradley,
attended the county fair in Essex Center
TUcsday,-Mr, and Mrs. John Forville
will so to the State fair, held at White
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ST. ALBANS.


george Jamison of this city and Miss
tllen Bowen OF ireland were married
edhesdaN evening" september at
the nome OF Mr.. ana Mrs samuel cl"ary
on Mason street. Inc Kew : w. An
th"hE' pastor OF inc FIRST CohRresa-
tIohal en- performed the cerefhonN'
IT mas Jus' peeh learned tha' MISS
'or" f.lIH""cth 'foSS' n"uphter OF MIS-
H. - iarheN OF 'hlS CITY ana Wl''aIl
Mac hock"eI OF NioufE were MARIE"
III huilIhgtoh august oIlh' the rev
~ W. b"fhes performing the ceremony.
Ihey were "ttendca by I'r' ana MIS-.
sem It, Ni"iuh OF AIburg' Mr.. ana
Mrs RockWcIi VIII reside IN Alpurg.
The Rev. John j. Magee began sum
day his duties az pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. speaking IN the morn
ing upon "A Real Man. and in the eve
ming, in Company with Jesus Mr. Ma
gee was born in a Methodist parsonage at
Albion, Iowa, receiving college training in
Upper Iowa University and being gradu.
ated from the Theological School of Boa
ton University i'm 1912 From a class Of
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GEORGIA.

y harvest supper will be served Mt the
Baptist church at Georgia Plain this
evening. An excellent program is
being prcpare1.-M Mrs Frances II. Wilbur.
who * i'll of typhoid fever, was taken
To the st. Nlhaus hospital Tuesday.
September Mrs. Ellen X. Ballard and
Miss Louise Ballard returned home We'd
nesday Sept after spending a week at
Queen City Park and Orwell.-Mss Grace
Bragg Will teach this coming year In
Whitusville, Mass-Miss Florence Bragg
spent the weekend in Fairfax Hale
NNe, Asa Pattee and William Bliss left
for Colby Academy, New London, Mon
day.-C. f. Law Of California is visiting
Mrs Emma Harris Miss Elizabeth
Gddlngs of Fairfax was n guest or Miss
Alberta IIotchkss over Sunday Miss
Florence Bragg gave a corn roast PARTY
10 "a Of her friends Thursday evening
Henry Boyden of Cambridge spent the
weekend IN town.-Mr. and Mrs T. A.
Wood and Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Anderson
spent sunday ut Or. j, \. Jenne's IL Bur-
iington.-Thc Ladies' Md society of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs
NJ, o, Bragg Wednesday afternoon.-Mr.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The town schools will open next Monday
for the school year. The teachers VIII
have been engaged for the different
schools in the eastern part of Charlotte
are as follows; Miss Mary Quinlan will
have charge of school No. Z, where she
has taught 50 many terms Miss Gladly
Courscy of Middlchury will teach in 30.
IL Miss Sophie Rickcrt Of Fairfax in No.
-; Mrs. May Of Huntington and Mrs
Thorp Of East Charlotte in No. 10 at the
village, and Miss Maud Peoples of Wood
stock in school no. at Charlotte Center
w II. Fonda of Austin Texas, who has
spent the summer with relatives in Fer
rishurs, is the guest of his nephew, II. :
FONDA, and wifc.-Mr ana Mrs. Richard
Diehold Of Somerville, Mass, have been
visiting Mrs Diebold's cousin. Mrs M
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs Max HouEhaboon and
son of Sheldon visited at the home of
r. w Olmstead Sunday.-Nr and Mrs
H. Dcwing of RiChford We're weekend
visitors a the home of c. A. Dewing.-
Miss Grace Whitman is passing Il few
days with friends in West Franklin -
Several from here attended the gu" rterly
meeting services at South Franklin sun
day.-Miss Lillian Purrier has returned
to her home N Montgomery Center after
passing some time at the home # f..
II. Chamberliu.-W G. Ellsworth has
purchased an automatically. T.. Tift is
moving into the store tenement. and
will live there until his house at Enos
burg Falls is located.
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MILTON.

Aiken Dcnno Of Boston has Joined his
family ri his fathers, Levi Demo. for "A
two weeks vaCatiOn.--B. d Martin pass
ed the examination before the state board
Of examiners of cmhalmers at Burlington
September t. \ class of seven took the
examination and Mr.. Martin led the class
his average being 80 l-o-Dr and Mrs l..
G. ioicombc nave gone to Chattanooga.
Tenn. TO attend an odd Fellows meet
ing.--Mra 6. w. Mincklcr attended the
funeral Of her cousin, Miss Antha Taft, in
burlington Saturday.-M and Mrs.
Harry Macmillan and son of St. Adams
spent Sunday at her fathers, y. T.
Phelps. Mrs. q. H. Hewey spent Sunday
with friends in Hubbardton.-The friendly
: class of the Congregational Sunday school
will serve a progressive supper at the
VestrY on Friday evening Enos Wash
burn and family have returned from APP
pletree Point, Burlington. where they have
been assisting in a sawmil this summer
Miss Rose lie May of Lawrence. Mass.
| Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Viens
Henry Reynolds of West Lebanon, y
! IL, spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
/ Helen Rcynolds.--lIeyward Sturges is
visiting his grandmother in Enoshurg -
MIR and Mrs Bert Steady have a little
daughter
! The Friendly class of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school will serve pro-
/ gross've supper at the vcstry Friday
( evening from five O'Clock on. The Junior
( Mission band will meet Saturday after.
noon at the Congregational vestry at
80 to open its new course. All chill
dren Of junior age are invited.--At tho
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies Aid realized 81 saturday
from their dinner at the annual field
day. The ball game between Bingham
willie and East Fletcher in the morning
was won by a score of to l in favor
of Binghamville and the afternoon game,
between Binghamville and -. Adams,
was given to Binghamville. the
score being 10 to 1.-The annual meet
ing of the Fletcher Cemetery associa-
ton will he held at the town hall Sat
urday at eight o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. \. Hunt have returned home after
several weeks with relatives in ST. AL
hans
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Uianaford Hapgood died
sunday at the home of NJ f.. Chase,
where she had lived for the last few
years. death being due to general
breaking down incidental to old age. She
was % years old and was probably the
oldest person in Underhill She was the
widow of Martin T.. Hapgood. who died
several years ago, and who in his day
was a political factor of more than the
ordinary cast. The funeral was held
Tuesday. the Rev. Mr.. Sturgess officiat-
ing. and burial was i'm the Sand hill
cemetery AT the primary election Tues
day Or. a. l.. Fogg and ira W. Thorpe
received the republican and demoCra tic
nomination respectively, for member OF
the Legislaturc.-Thc condition of Henry
j. Mead, who has been i'll for a long
time Is not so favorable,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Gladys Gleason, who has been
spending her vacation At home left Sat
firday for New York. whore she is 10 do
|settIement work.-Thc Kings Daughters
Ff Richmond Jouosvillo Huntington
land Williston will meet az the Un'ycr-
|sa list Church Thursday at 2:ao O'Clock.
Mrs. Ida Mansfield of Iowa, who lis do
|ng extension work, will he present and
speak, both afternoon and evening
Mrs. Bromley of Burlington has been
|the guest Of friends.--Nlrs. Foster Of
Boston was recent visitor at q. W
Palmer s-l'rin. and Mrs, T.. j Berry
|of Essex Junction visited relatives the
later part of the Week.-lIon, and Mrs.
W.. n Hin OF St-rksborO were week
lend visitors at r. l.. Stevens's.- Mrs
Preston and granddaughter, Marion, ex-
|pect to leave this week for Alternately
|TeX1g
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New York have been the guests Of Mr..
Porters sister, Mrs. William Cfford.--
Miss Alice Adams of Westford has been
visiting Mrs. A. Curey.--The Rev. o. F..
Aiken and family visited in Sheldon
Tuesday. Madam Congdon, who has
been visiting her son, G. f. Congdon.
left Monday night for her home in IL
linois--The Rev. G. S. Hulburt will preach
in the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday morning and evening while tho
pastor, the Rev. and Mrs O. f.. Akin
are IN CoatiCoCkc, T. o.
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Morgan. reading, Mabel Cadrette; plano
selection. Anna Smith; THE Federal
Farm Loan Act" the Rev w W. Smith,
music; Some Things | Saw on My
Western Trip" Mrs. j. NJ. Wright
music; reading. Mrs. Jesse McNall; song.
GRANGE, refreshments Miss Mildred
Nlunson went Saturday to visit friends
in Plattsburgh. Miss Dorothy Grow of
Essex junction spent the Weekend with
Miss Marguerite WolCott. Mrs. y. r..
Severance very pleasantly entertained
the ladies of the Missionary society at
llniAnr 'rhll.olnn-
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ST. GEORGE.

MI and Mrs. clayton Phillips and son,
Donald, of Huntington. visited at the
home of NJ. w. IInsdalc Friday. Mrs.
Walter Osborne and daughter Marion, of
Williston. visited her parents Saturday
Mrs NJ. w iliusdale, daughter Mildred
and SON, Clark, were visitors in Essex
Thursday.-Mrs. George Hinsdale is en-
tertaining her sister, Mrs. Lucia Burke OF
Boston.-Mrs. Rolin Forbes and son wer"
in Burlington Saturday.-S. f. Fiinsdale
Of burlington was in town Thursday and
FRIDAY.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

School opens Monday. Miss Bertha
Forty Of Berkshire will he the teacher.
This is her fifth year in this school.-Mr
and Mrs. Homer Bartram and two
children returned to their home in
Burlington Sunday after week with
Mrs. Bartram's parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Stanley.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Hammond, who had been visiting
here for ten days with their family
have returned to their home in New
port. Mrs. Chloe Stanley accompanied
them, returning Monday.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Carrie Partridge, and niece. Betty
iimball of Westford Were guests of
Irs. Fred Fuller and Mrs Irving
Thompson last week-AI. and Mrs
ienry Lewis of North Troy We're guests
4 Mr. and Mrs. g. g. Bicknell Satur-
.ay.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall were in
he city FridaY.-MaX j. Stiles returned
rom Lake George, y. y, Saturday
where ne had been for three months on
he steamer Sagamore.-The play "Sa-
nantha Allen at the Court of Fame. Of
which was presented the evenings OF
he 18th and Sth, was enjoyed by a
,ood-sized crowd each evening The pro.
eeds were nearly S15.-William Smitl
md children of Jcfforsonyile wer,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinney
sunday. Wayne :. Nealy and ". g
Whitney were in Bristol sunday Mrs
Marlin Bullock is much improves
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WEST MILTON.

uius Swecny has sold his fam in
,stford and moved into the house
inerly occupied by his wife. Amell
,Is Sweeny.--hhraham Wells and wife
Georgia visited at julius sweeney 5
nday -C T.. OsGood and Sandford
went to st, Adams saturday
witness the demonstration Of tractor
zine on the Brigham farm Mrs.
rric Osgood returned home saturday
err visiting several days in Boring
, and Essex junction. Miss All e Tai
L and Miss Fatc Talcott of Wlliston
ited at Earl Slocum's Monda, Mr..
d Mrs Floyd Sandersou attended
4ttsburgh fair Thursday.
sunday school on sunday at l'lF and
pachnC services ct go Everybody
II be welcome at these meetings.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Max stiles returned home Saturday
from Lake George. whore ne has been
during the summer Miss Beatrice Bull
lock was in West Bolton sunday. Hove
Jordan and Mr.. Duncan were ON the
mountain Monday Mrs. NJ. \. Bullock
who has been i'll with bronchitis. is bet
tcr-Mrs. Thomas Henley of Richmond
ie visiting her daughter, Mrs e. u.
Nn1tnpV
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Lena Foot of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter BoCash.-J. {. Rice
Of Mortified visited his sister Mrs. II.
NJ. Remington, last week.-Mrs.. Flora
Reed of ST Johnsbury is visiting at the
home of Walter Curts.-Nliss Nettie
Bryce is ill-Charles Pencil, who has
been barber for two years, is NOV
ing to Swanton. The sheldon baseball
team was victorious Wednesday, when
1t defeated the strong HiEhgate Center
team, with n sCCra of m =
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.


DJrJEnDn
Frank w. NheeIer' aged % years ana
II monthe, dled OF sugar dlapetes AT MS
home on tlmWood avenue tuesday, sept
5. Mr.. Wheeler was a photographer
In this place FOR many years, and Tor tne
past few years ms SON FRED {. Nhceler'
has had full management OF the business
carried on for so many Years by his tath-
err. Mr. Wheeler is survived by his SON.
Fred c. wheeler OF TINS place. ana one
daughter, Mrs. Ernest livingston or Low"
ell. Mass. The funeral service was
held ut the house NJ 10 O'CLOCK Frnay
morning, the Rev. D. g. Guest officiating
Burial was IN tllIslde cemetery.
Mrs Howard jackson ana TWO chlloreh
of Atlanta Ca, VINO have been N'Siting az
the home or MI. ana Mrs W. Is. r'ei'
have started Tor thelr nome MRS W 10
Greene and Mrs. ~ r. Hamilton NiS''eu
AZ the nom" OF Mr' ana Mrs. r. H. Hum
ilton IN ST Adams last Week ""rl'7
hopkins or AIISioh' Mass IL F'S''ihR u,
the nome OF MS P"Ie''S MI "''" ME- -.
ray HOPKINS ffaroi" ha'h'l'oh "l All
( ston Mass is VISITING reia'iNeS III tp"h'-
Mrs. watson W. Sii'l'h III fclN 'ue'e Ne.-
ter is VISITING NJ the nome Oh her ua"e"-
-, ,,a., ,,.,,, ,,a., t.o,,, ,.isi,;,g ,t
- ,,,.. a. y t,ao. b,s ro-
. ,,,.. h,,,,, Nrs p,rr,, 1vrirh.
49,, .a,,,r,,od bono fro,, a visit al the
mas returned nome iI"'' N.9'. "'
>,a,,.or, portion p1iss Of Winthrop
,,, ,,. u.bo b,e boau visiting at
49,. ,,.'.,,. - ,,i, sis,ors Mrs William, In,
,I, urs I1obar, Stonhone and Other
noi,.i,.a. on, friends for = few. weeks. has
! ,,,,,,,,od 10 bis home
! tta,or, pirgbar, of Iiirhrate who re-
,,,,,,,. ro,urred from tho canadian North
,,, ,ri 10 nou. en,,Ioyed hv &. f car
a,,,o, ,o,ie , Glory. Of tho hard condition
,b.+ face eastern men who 20 to that
.ao.io,, e r,rod, to assist in the wheat
t.,,.os,i,,,, .o,eon Ito was located about
On ,,,i,os so,,,b If N1ooseiaw. ~ miles from
,b, ,,o,,.,eico. had tn WORT; from first neen
Of d,vlipbt until dark. 10 hours n day.
no., Gloon an loose straw. and had in
diefora,,, food Beaners were drawn nv
I .hroa hiu boreoe aud this toan, was re-
i1io,,od -, roor but tho same gang oe
mon had TO continue through the day. The
,,.ar,,, ,,,,, ., oo - d,v Ralnh Carnenter Of
pa,.orsso,d ,is;,od II, tbie ,Iace last week
MI I.,,1o uct<irne,. and brother Will
t,i,,,, ,,cI-irro, wont to BOSTON Sunda,
,oo, v.he,e thov will yisi, friends and
,ho,. will .,lso ,iei, relatives in SpringtieII
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home on Main street Mr. slater will
have charge of the bookkeeping depart
ment at the office OF Nelson & Hall com
pany.-Miss Jennie Berry has been taken
to the hospital in st. Adams for treat
ment of her hand.-Delphis Lumbra was
taken to the St. Adams hospital Tues
day for an operation for appendicitis.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Ellen HardwicE of Boston is
spending n few weeks at the home of
". II. Houehton MARK Day Of Rock
ford, n. visited relatives and frionns
in town last week.-Mrs. and Mrs Frank
Henderson of Boston We're at ". IT,
Munson's last wcck.-Thc Grange pro-
gram Saturday viii be; Music, reading,
Mrs. b. r.. Severance; sorg, H.
Wright current events. Mrs. A. S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14

River Junction this week.A box social
was given by the Camp Fire Girls Mon
day night Of this week.
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Continued on page I2)
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
Interesting Items
from In and around
EcttOnWoOG.

DIR. Southworth, veterinarian, at
the dray barn.
E. ]. Terhaar has sold his team
and rig and line of Watkins rene
dies to Ben Schroer. of Ferdinand
who will supply this territory in
future.
Edgar Fry writes to have his
paper forwarded to Oakland, Cal,
where he intends spending the win
ter and says the weather Is fine
down there.
The infant child of Mrs. VIM.
Trautman died Saturday from bron-
chial pneumonia and was buried
Monday afternoon in the local Cath
Ollie cemetery.
F. M. Pentecost, agent of the
Northwest Buick Co. at Spokane,
spent Wednesday in the city with
John Hoene talking business fol
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peyer and
daughter left the first of the week
for their old home in Iowa to spend
the holiday season with relative!
aud former friends.
Mrs. ]. V. Baker and daughte,
returned late last week from thei
visit with relatives at Eugene, Ore.
and report having had a yer!
pleasant time while away.
Martin Gass, who recently LEASED
the Render farm west of town. ar
rived here Saturday evening wit
his family from North Dakota an,
is now located in his new home.
Floyd Baker came in Wednes
day evening from Spokane to spen,
the holiday with his parents. H
is getting along fine at college an
says he likes Gonzaga very much.
Snow has fallen almost every da,
this week and the sleighing is ex
cellent all over the prairie. On tn
mountain the snow lies from one
two feet deep and is also deeper a
Ferdinand and Nezperce than here
We have two used pianos at OH
store taken in on exchange fo
player pianos Tor sale at bargain
One Brighton piano fumed oak, e1
cellent condition, will sell at $25c
easy terms. One Hamilton piano
excellent condition, very attractiv
walnut case, fine tone, will Sc
cheap for cash. KoHLER & CHASE
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
FRIDAY, DECEMBER! %, 1916.

M. D. Kirby was in the city
Saturday from Vollmer.
]. w. Hockersmith was in town
Wednesday from Rice Greek.
Just received a new car of salt.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
IF you need the services of a
veterinarian call DIR. Southworth.
Do your Xmas shopping a t
Duffys, our store is full of Xmas
suggestions
Come in and look at our Christ
mas stock before you buy.
]. v. Baker & Son.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Eller was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday from
the county seat on official business.
Frank Uptmor and wife came in
the first of the week from Montana
to spend several weeks here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Christensen
were in the city the first of the
week from their home on the
s Joseph.
George Turner sold his I6o-acre
farm southwest of Winona las
week to J. ] Rush, of Denver, fol
$40, 400.
R. A. Shattuck came over from
Ferdinand Wednesday evening ant
gave the local band boys their frs
instruction.
Mike Hanley came in late las
week from his homestead in Mon
tana and will spend the holiday
here with his brother.
Two thousand pounds of Xma
candies for your Xmas celebration
at Duffys, the smallest and busies
ten cent store in Idaho.
A. a. Hanses, the Lewiston
honey man, was In town severa
days this week supplying our citi
zens with gathered sweets.
A number of farmers from tn,
Greencreek and Winona sections
delivered fat hogs here Monday
hauling the animals in on sleighs
Our Tip Top -four is guaran e e
to be equal to the best to be had il
this country, no matter where it i
made, and any sack found unsatis
factory will be cheerfully replaced
or your money refunded.
Cottonwood Milling Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
Community Church

Sunday, December I'd:
Christmas service, 1915 a. m.
Subject: "The Mauger Child. "
Sunday School Program, II q. m
Sunday, December 81:
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Service, II a. m.
League, GAS p. m.
Preaching, 7.3o p. m.
Watchnight Service, II p. m.
E. A. K. GRANT, Pastor
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
Shareholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the share
holders of the First National Bank
of Cottonwood, Idaho, will be held
at the Office of said bank on Tues
day, the 9th day of January, 1917,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Dated this 9th day of December,
1916. GRo. M. ROBERTSON
Cashier.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
Cough Medicine For Children

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, N. Y,
says: "About FIVE years ago when we
were living in Garbutt, N. Y, I doc
tofed two of my children suffering with
colds with Chamberlin's Cough Remedy
and found ii just as represented in every
way. 1t promptly checked their cough
ing and cured their colds quicker than
anything ever used" Obtainable
everywhere.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-12-22
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our most
grateful thanks to the business men
and citizens of Cottonwood and vi
cinity for the assistance rendered us
after the loss of our home by fire.
J. w. Hockersmith and Family.