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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

The regular army inspection of the
Hospital corps attached 70 the second
regiment will Ice held in this city Fri
day evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

Harry r. Green was called to Pittston
Thursday bv the death of his mother,
who died there very suddenly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

Miss Alma Sheldon has gone 20 Port
land where she will visit Tor Ie"
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

E Pavson Witham has gone TO Bos-
ton where he will be for a fe" DAYS oil
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16
Hit Hard.

Il fatter myself I've made Q hit
with this song. Er-by the way. VII"
was the gentleman that was moved
to tears and went ouf?'
That was the composer. "-London
Taller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

mr. 7, q. Bunker has returned from
a business trip to the eastern part of
the state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

Hon. Harvey ID. Eaton was in Au-
rusta on business Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

Mrs. Mary j. Hill has returned from
n visit with relatives In Eastport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

Miss Kate Brown returned Thursday
from a short visit with friends in Pitts
field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

G.. +. Terry was in Augusta Ihurs-
day on business for the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

day evening at the hom" OF Mr. Jane
Il. DouCette Of this town
Mrs. Edith Robbins has been ,is'
ing for several Gays with friends 900
Bangor, where She formerly lived
The Philathea class uf tho IurJt
Sunday School was entertained FRIDAY
evening by the vice pre- Sslcnt. Mrs. NJ
ne Decker at her home
The semi-mouthly meeting 81 the A.
cana club was held Tuesday Afternoon
at the home 81 Mrs. Ethel shaw
Mrs. Ethel Holt showed many yopi''
Of the pictures of the artists Whose hl
ographics she took up. which added
much to tho interest of her paper
CLIFTON PEOPLE are looking forVa'#
with pleasure to q lecture on IT,.
Friendly stars" 10y Prof Henry "
Brown of Colby College. whose fa'hcr
was At one time pastor of tho Brown
Memorial church in this village Tho
lecture is to lie given under the aus.
pices 81 this church In their auditor
ium, Thursday evening. Feb. D.
The Arcana club served luncheon 2"
its members Thursday afternoon " tt.
home OF Mrs. Mabel i. Judkins Ito
''EIlIilttFe IN CidTEC bi inc hItull W.T.
Mrs. Jennie Merrill the president Mrs
Effic T.. Decker and Mrs. Judklns tn
ladies came together the lnttcr part ~
the afternoon with their work and ~.
joyed social hour until luncheon Tim"
The club colnrs being green and whit
white carnations and green ferns were
effectively USED for table decoration
A contest How Some other People
Ate" was used for place cards. rurlnc
the evening a musical contest and boih
vocal and instrumental music were ~
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brown returned e.
their home in Mars Hill Monday after
visiting with Mr.. Browns parents. M.
and Mrs. 9. G. Brown at the Clinton
House.
The friends Of DR.. Ralph Thompson
and Mrs. Thompson 81 vinalhaven, for
merly Of Clinton are Offering :ehctta-
tons upon the arrival Of little daugh
ter in their home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16

.,a r.connet Clubs will be held this
syering with the Masonic Club at Wa
tervilIe. r-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16
Rowe Thompson.

Leslie Rowe Of Fairfield and Nj"
Vivian Thompson were married Satm
day evening at the homo OF Mr. jane
T.. Doucette Of this town.
Mrs. Edith Robbins has been ,isl'
ing for several Gays with friends go
Bangor, where She formerly lived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-16
CLINTON

Representative aud MIR r r. H"s-s
came up from augusta Friday evening
and passed the week end at their home
on Main street
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
grunSeiaenthums.S .Snpotbeten.
0eueSppotbefeu. q

~ >
WiIliam gaitclle oil Spbe Pnrt D
unb 6. q. Go. $2700.
90. on @pers q. Cooper $500.
Rannie 8oiper on Soutbern Obio
8. unb Z. go. $1700.
wtargaret 9fieitenberg on @lararI.
tee 9epoilt 60. $500.
Susb @lcSbane all Warp 8. 8raut
bic $2500.
Sarrp 9ifrrtaii II. u. an Otto 6.
Drummer $4,000.
90. on Otto 6. Drummer $2500.
Bearl @ateIstp an Garoen Q. uno
g 60. $500.
SbirIep 9. Ssrpuot on bieieIbe
$4,000.
Soiepbine &.arbebed on Brighton
8ernlan gunf 60. $4,000.
emma Gpriileer m Sitp SOIL 6.
unb y. so. $2500.
Snrpep ~. aenpon an Star .. u.
60. SO. 3 $4,000.
Wiillorn s. Sople an SoIerniH ".
nnb 6. 60. $4,000.
@eorge 6 Beng an DO. $3250.
Clifford Daepers on SDamore g.
unb 6. go. $500.
gli5nbetb Eiinn an Big Sour %.
iinb 9. SO. $4,000.
Wiarp g. pern an $une Strabe s.
ltno y. Co. $4,000.
Saiira gpbnett ant College $ia 6.
iino D. Go. $3.50.
Sobn =. Sioe an gottage.8. ,tirb Q.
60. $2350.
@etiIgte Spp OF beteu.
albert grudner on Gntouio Come
g uub @. %. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

81. an aiberaI 8. unb 9. go. S400.
ella $. Iap an 6csfiop0ii.a| y
ullo 9. 50. $4,000.
Suininnb s. Sei,Sridion oil 0lo.
bert s. greInp $251.
glnna 6. 2autgorne ON eOmiiilo 5.
Munv $1,000.
glnna 6. 2aptborne nn 2pnfbarg
Q. NIB 8. SO. $28O0.
G. @. Sarpiiot an G,ar6cn q. uno
6. Go. $500.
&aura o. @cbnctt on College Sill
8. irno y. 60. $1,000.
emma Yenu on Gronf GreuIid,
$1,000.
Jrart TeIidYr an Sdiiseu %. uno
g. 70. $500.
,Sranf s. Gleber an gurilet @ooos
9. nno 9. gohrpanp $4,000.
aanes SeoIer nn Cincinnati Sdr.
iugs Soeietp $1,000.
4ouis erbart an 0lidipitboraiDoI
y. u. 10. SzoVU.
lObn Is. Sbcm an Brighton Ger.
man gdnt 60. $1,000.
annu So Sdaerges ON George q.
0e.lj $500.
SO. on qrtre Sin 8. urb o. 90. gso.
2 $4,000.
Charles R. aiiuep an @eisru Sia
%. g. iino g. 60. $1,000.
Sciepb 8. Biedr ar Big Goir ..
,mo Q. go. S4250.
Zulu q. Warr an Siebente @aro
8. uno .. 60. S3700.
sarolius Sreuoenbcrg on Ching.
iion Straba g. unb .. 60. 5000.
Sobn &. Tiee on S,clrtbern Ohio
Sapings ganf Gonrparp S25O0.
Wlarp GoIsb on Z. Warb 9. unb q.
Co. $1,000.
Charles 6. Strether an bo. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
10.

gn .inem IonnenbelIen Musufs
Nadmittag fiBen auf Der 5errafe lin
einen Sierlia sebedten Saffeetiih Git
iabetb, gtpra unb Serbert in eifrissm
gefprG6, bas beibt, bic &oiten Der
rnterbaltung tperben, ipie sep0bnlid
IN lebter Seit, fait nur BON Rora
unb 9er6ert eetrasen. Gliiabetb Bat
anfongs ab unb elm @ort baapii6en
ssiporfen, bunn 1T lie filler unb ms
mer filler seporben. Die beiben ans
beren ipreden ppn ibrer aemeinfam
perlebten &inbheit, BON gerfonen unb
greisniTen, bic Glifabetb nidt tennt,
baran lie ietnen Intheil bat. Gle finS
sana pertieft unb sefaneen senommen
bon ben alien Grtnneruneen.
.Beibt bu nod, Ser6ert91 =
.Weibt bu nod, Hora9" - Wie
traut uno beimlid bag tlinst, tpie es
an fd50ne bersansene Sage mahnt.
gIiiabetb ieufst letTe, unb ttnmsr
tiefer fenft lie ben &opf auf ibre
6anbarbeit i'm S8ob. Der Ittpiile
Duft Der bliibenben glumen, bic IN
pollen Mmpsln rings bic SerraHe sie>
rem, fpirtt Fait betGuberb. Die 2uft
lit setpittsridyipiil unb briidt airf bic
Rerpen. Beritoblen bebt gIifubet6
ben Bid. @ie better unb lulnis ibr
@att Tpridt, fpis feline ausen leuds
ten unb fem fdDnes 9egenii6sr ums
faTen! gIifabetb empfinbet ben euns
5en 3au6er, ben Rpras perfDnli9,
felt au&Itrabtl. 0er fonnte ifr eeaen.
iiber talt bleiben2 Sie bebentt uidt,
ober pielmsbr iie peiB es ni6t, pie
tbre eigene tnoipenbe S4Dnbeit neben
Der bollerblii6ten Tora Steinbures
nur eepinnt. SIR Ser5 unb ibre @es
bonfen haben MIR Raum fir 6eibe,
oer5ebrenbe Giferfu4tsqualen, bic fe
bergebens au bannen fu6t. Gle
sipinet ii1 gun Rube, Ginii4t uno
gelbftbeberrfauns. 2eife ftebt lie auf
un5 geH tn bos S4loB binein.
Mostifsuaa iolGt1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
granbeiaentaums.ll lsbsrtraanneen.
Gintinnati. II. Mara.

gintinnati, IL. Mar3.
gatbarins Sarb.nborff an Sarrp
r. Stoffregan II. Qub.. 7.97 gdsr
2anb In Surpep 500, 2lnberfonSown
fbip, 81.
Benjamin 8. gbrmann an Sarrp
W. price, 30 Gub on Der Neftfeits
Der Wtlliams aOenus, 200 Gub DON
Der Rpdbale aDnue, 81.
Qfnguifa 6. 9pIe an Gdmuel 3.
Cooper, 39 Gub an Der Dfieite bss
Dee1a plaee, 100 OuB uSrbli4 Der
Da4hoEiDda Mb>.. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
Ga6 mir eiu' 2sing oa6ei.
Cine ariegsseitifi35e bon gug Ell
Stangen.

| :. Gle fam bon einem gantenbe.
iiid. llnb eera6e, tpie Tie bic Strabe
fra,Jte, fieI ibr elm: fie fourlte nod
roia nal biriiber IN oie. .Roie- seben.
ibre Sd,ilfreiinbiu Srie6l @ie6e.
mann befu1en.
Griebl ftanb iuR In ber 5biir, um'
Iadt bonn iiiugen Waaiornenidein,
unb Ladte nit ben Sonuenidein Inn
Die @ette, als iie tire Grennbin 90.
rotbea lab, 6ie iie ME ale MIR Zen
nanilte.
.Dea - gott - is ia reije,i6, oot
6u enbIi9 nal fomuritl 2abt bid;
ia 10 ielten ieben2"
9ea 9obIer fab tribe in Grie6is
pifaiit.feines griinetteeiit)t.
Scr grnit oieier 3eit Idbt eineiI
ielbit Die gciitdsee6anfeu perseiien.
:. .Seit rein grliber sefaIlen TT
-Sa, ja." nleirrte SrieoI ritfiibIeno
unb nabm Der Sre,iuoin Sauo.
.sfonun - fcs bid
Sea 9obIer nabm i'm GarlnrtjtitbI
am Sdalifenfter 9Ias. Gurd Die
genniiterte @arbine fonnte man gut
Die gtrabe iiberieben, obne iebit ge.
icben gu tperoen. -.
Seralih plaiiberten bic Sreirnbirl.
ren. >. 9nnn trdteu 5ipei 6elbgrare
elm - iiinee Reniheil, bic ebebern
Stanmsdite in Der .Roie- sepeien
tparen, un6 bic MN aIs 8er1rin.
bette In Berlin ipeilaib-tbren erfru
@endungsaussans berliisenb. bic aIt.
aeipobnte, Iiebe Stdtte beiudten.
Srieol @iebeniann, Die @irtbstod.
ter, erbob iib iofort ltnb betam einen
bodrotben aopf. -. Der cine, gdn5
idIanfe SeIbgrane, Der 9ris, Sahofp.
betan ebenfaIls cine gliiberSe Motbe
iiber iein uirfIid biibides. fedfrobIi.
DIES Geiiht.
9en G6bIer Iadelte melaithoIiftl
in iih binein.
9ub Die riebIgiebenrann ino Der
sris 9ad,oip iit liebten, oas fab man.
Tie beiben SeIbgraua, iurb Srie6I
eingeu uah benz $iutergrlino oes So
faIs.
Dea mar aaein. :. @ebanfenper.
loren fab iie mii bic Strabe binalis,
in Der bas oeben nidlt 10 nib brml.
b<te tpie fonf TN grpben Berlin ;.
Gin iiinser whenid ieiielte ibren
Bid.
sSn bnnfeIblauem Sndettanaiig, et
ne iebernSe, tabellos aeforrute 5igiir.
Gin iebr ihones, fait sartes 6eiidbt.
Der iitnee Wann fam in bic 9Siitte"
- fpabrbaftig. slIs er bic Gbiir ins
SdIob oriidte, fab er bic iunse Game
am SSeniter.
reid grauIein 9obIer,4 sriibte
er erireiit.
Dea rteiate ibren bunfeIbrmineil
aopf gum @egenenib uno fragie er.
itaufit: .Sie fennen midJ2"
,Serbert 4reiier, ia = mir iaben
eirninI bier an etnern abenb diifanl.
men, NIT Wseibners iinb @eigts, er.
innern sic iih nid,t mebr9s
GoH - an ben Mbefib erirnerte ne
iia nod, Mlonate mar es ber; nub iett
ertonnte fie 1ii& ben i,rngen lann.
-ah---ebes b0 ipors1 Gie bod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

.Samusl .. Cooper an pearl Wa.
teIsfp u. Qlnb., 141 Gub dn Der Oit.
ieite bes Orerel plate, 160 Guf
nDrblih Der Hibseipap ape., 81.
glntbonp @ietor on 9lnna Ghper,
ing, 25 Bel $50 CUB an Der Iorbfeitt
ber Woobbine apenue in Gbepiot, ST.
2ena gorn an ssobn =. uno Gatbe.
rine ". ". 9ielioler. 25 bel SO 5iih
an Der iiibIiden Seite bon gosley
Strabe; 81.
ssobn u. yiobler an 9ouiia Saab,
elm Stiid 2ano in Seftion 7 IN Cole.
rain Gopnibip; 81.
2ailrn g}ohnett oil Bernard s.
Waeper, So Sub on Der peitIiden
Seite BON 2antunna Apenile, IN Gol.
lege Sill; ST.
Bernard s. @eper on Saiira Vo'
nett, 25 be; 2lS Sub al Der gscroiette
Der @opomuro glpenue IN College Sill
ST.
Si,Iius g. Tern, @enpalter, on
Sorpep so. aenpon, 92 sSiib on Der
Norooitieite Der 2inipooo sIpenle IN
Geftion 26 IN Columbia SSpnibip
$4,000.
glnna 6. TtuIlen on galentine
Rietf, Sr, absil Der aots II unb 1S
in SIane's llnterabtbeilung bon Ba'
perlp 4Iaee in Roruocb 81.
@otparo 6. Goroes oil Wpers y.
Cooper, Got 10 in Senrp Goroes' I'm.
ierabtbeiIrlng 81.
Wipers y. Cooper al, BiIliarn Bat
telle, oasieIbe Giaertbilm 81.
grbei, bon pbilip Neufartb, per
Gberiff an 3nra gteufartb. orei Stilf
Sano IN Seftion 4, in Green 1opnibip
s..
GarnueI 8. COOPER an Marp @i.
tberipid. 40 lei 80 SUB an Der G.e't.
ieite Der Stable Yarf gberlie, 222
Snb n5rSIif Der @aiion &Oao 81.
gSiaiam Ies on SeIen ". Srms.
bD, !auntraft 5int Bertauf 3 slider
2alb in Seftion 10 In Columbia
Sorpnfbip fir $4,000.
SeIen q. g. IslIrIiser on SeIen W.
Srntsbn, 8 Sabre Rndjtrett Dom l..
Dearj 1916 alf 90 slder 2anb an Sn.
bian Siu gpenue in Columbia 9ouus
ibip, jdbrIide Wiietbe 1925 nit gin.
faiirsprioileaium fiir $1,000.
9ta6iok bon @,n. O. Bidering an
Sugb D,cSbane, elm Stiid 9ano IN
Sctiion a In Columbia Sorunibip 81. {.
albert @. Colin al, gInna z. Colin,
Got 475 In Waoiion @laee llnterab.
tbeiIiins 81.
grbcn BON eschn 9rogan Der Sbe',
riff OIL Clifford s. Tepers, Cots s, 8,
10 inro II in a. @oI6urgs GoSition
ou MaoiioirrilLe So, ,565.
SarDcp o. @oobs an Clifford
wepers, bosieIbe Gige,tbum 81.
;Sranf s. @niam$ on $arrp Gid.
mar II. o., 40 bel t25 farb on Der
@eltfeite Ser Saiuilion goer,ie. 200
sSai6 it6rbIih Der grlce gperie 81.
2ula q. Marr on ssaeob unb Mnte-
Tia Rofd,eI. 90 Bel SO SUB an Der
Subicitr Der TltIan aDtnue IN Gum.
nlinsoiIle 81.
ssobn @. 9aiiIes on morp @. uno
Sra g. Sern. 20 BEL 140 SUB an Der
8eitici.e bon Stcport part in Ror.
tpoob 81.
oaiic GpeiSeI SoffcIb on Gopbia
RbeinbcIbt, 80 sSib on Der Sitieite
BON Someiteab IIore In Seftion 32 in
Sotpufbip 81.
anno M. Sdnerges an BiIlim 3.
9cple II. M., 2ots 2 iirib 19 in Sirn.
ibinc unterabtbeiliing aif grice Sill
81.
Charles 81. ainnep on George q.
Berg, Sots 27 nuo % in @Ientpop
slpe. rlnterabtbeiluus 81.
Soiepb 6. giefer an glisabetb
Suna. SO bel 1875 SUB an Der gtorbiei.
.e Der @eroin gloe.. $50 SUB peitlib
Der gptrorth gbe. 81.
Z. O. gerrp II. q. on @iIbur
stunrp, Got 90 IN glod G. II, Bpo.
ming SeiebiS llnterabtbeiIuus 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-20
COMING Y CIRCUS
FULL OF THRILLS
Greatest Array Of Entertainers Ever
Assembled 20 Take Part IN An-
uuai Froiic Feb. 22-23.

Everything is IN readiness for the
s. NJ O. A. gym circus Feb 22-23
"The sraudest array Of artistic. gym
uastle, arrohauc and equiubristic dis
play or grace skin and strength that
has ever before been slated to appear
I'm the local gymnasium viii positive
iy appear SAYS the press agent The
greatest hiEa-air Etuuasts I'm Rock
ISLAND county ito single, double and
triple flying sumersauIts, passing each
other ln mid -air, catching one another
bE hands On feet. and uumberless 9TH
CIR astonishing and aHdacious feats OF
Finished flights and reckless rarity
Viii be- seen. Their Rosy iu mid-air
scream Absolute daring that ar
rests and faaeiuates the eye of the be-
holder IS the feature Of this act Like
wings af supernatural power this art
st flies through the air with apparent
case and absence Of effort Nothing
seems dimeult nothing impossible.
and with every fight there is exhibited
skill and grace and defiance of dan
ger that eyaEes applause
There win be brilliant prrsenta-
lgu 81 the advanced method of rapid
movements. An act which contains
novelty and charm and in which the
grace and superabiilty of the entire
squad viii be demonstrated by the
world famous Flambor0ugh Sword
Dancers. Europe s latest military nov
gItv
-Tbare VIII be a variety of clever
comedy combinations. Monkeys, mon
arcas tn NEEDLES OF merrimeut Great
ing au endless round OF side-apHt.iug
health giving laughter
Thursday and Friday nights, Feb. %
!. will El #hH h.Fnraar and hest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-20

and boys. BIB articles of clothing
have been given 10 the needy employ
ueut has been found for III men. sun
day school has an attendance Of $40
and the bible class attedauce ls i60
a special meeting of the board viii
be held tomorrow evening TO further
plans Tor the Sunday meetings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-20
PLEASES
WITH GELLOPLAY
Soloist With Chicago symphony Or
chcstrn Warmly Greetcd by Audi
ence at Buriis Opera House.
HIS HEARERS ARE ENTHUsED
Director Becker Presents Program
That u Greatly Enjoyed Is FiitA
Concert OF Che Series.

Walter Ferner. ceiloIst with the Chi-
cago symphony orchestra, appeared as
soloist last evening at the fifth of the
series of winter concerts given by the
Tri-City symphony orchestra az the
Burtis opera house n Davenport Lnd-
wig Becker directing MR. Ferner's
bid number ora the program was "a cone
certo for cello and orchestra By
Dvorak. the adaeIo and allegro move
ments being given Friday and satur
day of this week AIR. Former VIII play
the same concerto in his first appear
ance as soloIst with the Chicago orr
chestra He made q most favorable
impression last evening with the audt-
euCe that gave him au enthusiastic re-
Ception, He PLAYS with much depth OF
feeling. with a strong touch and hrm
bowling, producing tome 0f great
beauty and mellowuCsa. The DVOrak
concerto, played with orchestral ac-
compartment pleased especially in the
first movement which represents
voice I'M The far distance answered iu
beautiful melody hF other Instruments
in the orchestra Answering 10 AN en-
core, ne played q serehade which was
brilliant and mclodIou heard I'd cspe
clallv good advantage because OF the
soft accompaniment Of the orchestra
which did NOT overshadow tho soloist
ass was done more or Tess Ne the cone
certo
The opening number for orchestra.
on the program was .he prelude 90
Hump "Haeusal and Grctel"
which was somewhat of Is diaappOlnt-
mont because of the pereepubie dis
cord ia the basseg However. the orr
chestra redeemed itself in the next
number the symphonic poem, Leon
gTn.' EW HaT. HrTnU1eaH r| fHn rartn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-20

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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-11-23
THE HILLMAN

ut Ii a formal welcome from tn
English stage to the French compan,
that has come over to play at the new
French theater," she told him. Isl
Edward and I are to receive them
You will come. will you mott I an
the hostess Of the evening"
"Then I am not likely to refuse. an
II" hs asked. smiling. "Shall I come
to the theater1"
Come straight to the reception al
the Whitehall rooms," SIC begged. "Sir
Edward 10 calling Tor me, and Graillo,
will 20 down With %. Later. II you
care to. yct can drive me home"
Dot you think" he suggested,
I1N It would be rather q good oppor
<bnity to announce our engagement
mot tonight" she pleaded. "You
know, cannot seem to believe II my
self except when I am with you and
We are alone. II seems too wonderful
after all these years. Do you know
John, that l am nearly thirtyi
He laughed.
How pathetic All the more rea
son. ! should say, why We should lei
people know about II as soon as pos
sible."
There 10 no particular hurry sh,
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Notice Of Sale

Default having been made in pay.
ment of the notes secured by certain
deed Of trust executed by VIM. Purnell
and Sarah Purnell on the 18th day Of
November, 1914, to W. L. Long, Trus-
tee, the undersigned Trustee will, in
accordance with the terms of said deed
OF trust which 10 of record in the office
OF the Register Of Deeds of Halifax
County, North Carolina. in Book 259 at
Page 1853, sell at twelve o'clock noon,
on Monday, December 3rd. 1917, in front
Of the First National Bank in the town
of Roanoke Rapids, N. c., at public
auction for cash, the two following de.
described tracts or parcels Of land
situated in Roanoke Rapids Township,
Halifax County, North Carolina, to wit:
First tract: Beginning at q small
mulberry Daniel Martins corner on
Choekoyotte creek; thence his line S
81 Ia W. l2l7-lO0 chains to her corner
in Daniel Martins line; thence N. "a IA
W. to Mrs. Hudson's line; thence her
line to the said creek; thence down the
creek to the beginning, containing ten
acres more or less, and being the iden-
teal land conveyed in the deed Of Joe
johnson and others to Sarah Purnell,
Of record in the Office Of Register Of
Deeds Of Halifax County. in Book 25s !
at Page 425, reference to which is here
BY expressly made:
Second tract: Beginning at small
gum and old stump W. H. Hudson's
,orner on Chockoyotte creek; thence
llong Hudson's line N. / E. Is 25.lOO
'hsins to q stone corner; thence N. 81
W. 6 43-l00 chains to red oak; thence
}. l W. % chains to poplar on the
,reek; thence up the creek as it mean
lers to the beginning, containing twelve
l2) acres, and being the identical tract
n land conveyed to William Purnell by
{. N. Collins and wife by deed dated
october 18th, 1914, and recorded in the
flee aforesaid, reference to which said
eed il hereby expressly made.
This the 25th day Of October, 1917.
W. L. Long, Trustee.
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First Christian Church Cleaning,

One addition to the Church
last Sunday and one the Sunday
before. Our work is yet moving
forward.
| For the past two months the
tabernacle has been filled to its
capacity on Sundays. We are
preaching to the largest audien-
ces ever.
Mrs. L. S. Mosher favored US
with a beautiful rendition of
ambrosis: Zone SweetIy Solemn
Thought, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Edgerton.
Rev. VIM. Towe gave US a
strong sermon on the subject:
BE Strong.
The State Convention will
meet with the church at Rober-
sonville in November 1918.
The Nash dgecombe District
Convention meets with the Christ
ian Church on December %, q
and 30. Quite a number of dele.
gates will be here from the
churches in this district.
If no change in our plans are
made, and it is likely that none
will be made, our Christmas tree
will be held on Christmas eve
night, which will be Monday
night, December "a. The public
will be invited to put their pre-.
sents on the tree for any of their
friends. 1t will be held in the
Tabernacle.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-11-23
man TROUBLED WITH RHEU.
MATISM this time 70 Year
One Man Says For Three Months
He Was Confined 10 Room
With Awful Pains in Back
and Limbs


II suffered from rheumatism
for two years, and for three
months was so bad off | was con-
fined to my room. The pain was
fearful and | tried everything |
and my friends could get but it
looked like was done with
business for the balance of my
life. 1t gripped me worse in the
small part of my back and in my
left leg, and at my age of SO
folks didn't believe anything
could do much good but bought
a bottle of Acid Iron Mineral
and the change that came over
me was wonderful" declared
A. B. Williams, of Petersburg.
Before | had finished the
first bottle | was getting better
and the iron seemed to drive the
pain right out of me. Tn. second
bottle of Aim helped me still
more and now, since taking three
bottles | am ss well as | ever
was and have been completely |
relieved. The rheumatism is en-
tirely gone and | gladly recon-
mend Acid Iron Mineral to every
body" continued Mr.. Williams,
who like hundreds of other
people in this section find damp
weather and uric acid in the
blood a hard enemy to fight once
t has taken hold of the system.
Acid Iron Mineral. natural
ROM is plain, everyday medicinal
ron, highly concentrated. 1t is
'old by most druggists in either
tx or twelve ounce bottles under (
he trade mark of the Ferrodine
chemical Corp. which guaran-
ees its strength and quality.
1t has tendency to assist the
ppetite, digestion, and kidneys
90. Whole families use it this
ime of year with excellent re- ,
ults to the blood. A few drops
n glass of water makes a dose. :
directions witheac bottle. Advt.