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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
SAUNDERS IN WASHINGTON:
RUMCRS OF APPOINTMENT

+. II Saunders, principal OF Bin
ford school, has returned from Wash
ington, whittier he was summoned to
take part in n conference having to
do with war work.
Coincidental with his visit to the
national capital. rumors Of possible
appointment to a war post have been
rife.
Mr.. Saunders, when seen last night
initial.
buy Liberty Donds-
Red Cro.s Motor Corps.
The Richmond chapter of the Red
Cross Is organizing a motor-ambu-
lance corps for duty in connection with
the activities Of the John Marshail
emergency hospital stan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
-BuH LibHfty BOhuD""~
Mrs. w. O. DOgGctt, 1r..

Mrs. Ruth Gilman Doggeft, wife Of
w o. Doggett, Jr.. and daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Gilman, died in
Philadelphia at l:20 o'clock yesterday
morning. The body will be shipped to
Richmond for burial.
Besides her husband and parents,
Mrs. Doggett left two sister1-Mrs.
Thomas Gemmell and Mrs. HAYWOOD
Gilman. of Richmond. and two btoth-
ers---Lieutenant Stuart GilMAn. who
is stationed at Newport NewA and
Sergeant Anvil Gilman. now In
Erance
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CALL GOES OUT 70
MARRIED NURSES
Asked to Devote Part Of Tfme 70
Teach Rwdtments Of yursing - 4
Volunteers,

The medical stan Of the John Mar-
shall Emergency hospital last night
issued an appeal to the married nurses
of Richmond who. because Of their
domestic responsibilities. are unable To-
give much Of their time to the work.
to volunteer for an hour or 70 each
day to teach the simple rudiments Of
nursing to unframed but Intelligent
volunteers who. with even this ele-
fnentary knowledge. can be impressed
into service in the present influenza
crisis
continued shortage of adequate
nursing facilities still Is serious
drawback to the work undertaken by
the emergency hospital stan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
Ill With Influenza.

Mrs John Peyton Mcclure Is col
fined to her home with influenza.
-Itux liberty pauas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-28
WET EDEN

Liston Mayo. vile and littl. a..
Grace were weekend guests a ~
Msyos father, g. W. Mayo. NJ
Lorenzo Mayo has gone to Por,sr,....
n. H., to work in the shipyars - :
Mayo will go later for the winter A
Capt. Watson Lunt ofthe q s. co.s,
boat Cherokee. and Murray Luryev :, ~
Eta Burns, have both reformed to Az =.
after weeks iurlough g, hone. :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Aivah Ray. son u,...
and three daughters OF Belfast CAM
automobile to spend the week END ~
Mr.. Rays daughter, Mrs. Florence e,as
Much sympathy is extended to N, =.
Mrs. ID. Gray who lost their house St..
day by hre. Mr.. aud Mrs. GRAY ar, 49,.
ping with their daughter, Mrs. Lulu H..
vcy. The roof Of the house was Ds.,,u
burned before the fire was discoyer.a 80
a. Mr.. Gray vac alone, very little ooula :.
saved. There was no insurance.
Aug 10. =,
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FRANKLIN.
Aug. q.

Frank Gott, IT,, Is home from Bar Har-
Dor for short turlough.
Frank Gil more left Thursday on his re-
turn to Washington, ID. Z.
Mrs. Lucetta King of Biilerics, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Marietta 2. Dyer.
Miss Eleanor Moody OF New bury port
Mass, is the CUES, OF her aunt, Mrs.
Mamie Tracey.
Miss Msgsret Koch i, away for her va
cation. There was no service at the Bap-
tIst church Sunday.
Misses Geneva Bragdon and Frances
Dyer will return to Bethel, VI, Friday, to
resume teaching.
Walter BlsisdelI, who left on his return
to Bath Saturday, Will soon resume his
college course al Bates.
Mrs. Gsien Wentworth and sister Of
WsItham, Mass, are visiting MIR. and
Airs. Frank Wentworth.
Walter Lowrie and family, with Mrs.
George Dyer and daughter Lola, mot ored
to Jacksonville campmeeting sunday.
Mrs. Harris Bunker has received her
first letter from her husband overseas.
He is much pleased with the country.
Pastor Lowell and wife lett Monday
for esmpmeeting al Sorthpori. There
will be no service al the Methodist church
next Sunday.
Miss Hilds Blsisdell will leave Tuesday
for Massachusetts general hospital, whers
she has served about half the time requis-
ite for "full- iiedged'' nurse.
Corp. A. L. Gray, writing home friends
from overseas, says the company landed at
Newport, Wales, where the people were
reioieed to see them and gave them an
ovation. They parsded through the town
to their train, which took them to their
rest camp in southern England. He says
the land il in the highest state OF cultiya-
ton, and the country the most beautiful
he ever saw. He also writes that Uncle
Sam takes good care OF bis soldiers. and
their food is of the very best. Corp. Gray
has been marked for special duty, and is
to be assistant supply sergeant.
Aug. 26. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-28
BROOKS WILLIE.
1918

There are still few cases OF measles in
this vicinity.
Fred w. circuit, who 10 working In
Bath, spent Sunday a, home.
L. o. Fo~ Ter is slowly improving after q
long attack of scistie rheumatism.
Mrs. Nsrcissa Douglas OF North Brooks
willie is the guest of Eugene sanborn and
wife.
Mrs. Jennie Gross OF Ellsworth Falls is
visiting her parents, Dudley Jones and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myh Imeburner have
gone to Connecticut to visit her brother,
Ross Grindle.
Earl Robertson. George Ssnborn and
Roland Gray are employed al Long Island
for q. NJ. Allen A Sons.
Mrs. Eugene Black and two small
daughters are visiting Mr.. Blacks SISTER,
Mrs. Olive Carter, at Surry.
Mrs Russell Condor and baby, who
have been living with her parents, Edgar
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NORTHEAST HARBuR.
Echo
Aug. n.

Mrs. Georgia Tracy has returned from .
visit in Miloridge.
Merritt 7. otter, IT,, will leave this
week for Camp Devens
Reuben Lurvey, who Is employed at
Center, spsnt the Weekend la town.
Word Was recently received announcing
the safe arrival overseas OF Ralph Roy
nolds.
A. w. Weber left last week for New
burg, y. H., where he Is employed in the
shipyard.
The klsrk-Orbsn Co., always popular
here, as fiiiing an engagement at the Pas.
time this week.
Rev. hr. Upton has closed his pastorate
at the Federated church, preaching his
farewell sermon Sunday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Union
church association will be held at the
Union church next Monday evening at s
O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, rector of the Epis-
eopsl church at Bar Hsrbor, vas the sun
day morning SPEAKER at ~. Mary's- by
the-Se
The people OF this place deeply regret
the recent death of Miss Josephine b.
Bunker at her home at Sullivan Asrbor.
Miss Bunker taught IN Ssetson grammar
school about seven wears, and had a host
of friends here.
Rev. Prof. Francis G. Peabody preached
an excellent sermon at the Union church
last Sunday morning. Next Sunday
morning Rev. George X. Horr, ID. D.,
president OF the Newton theological in
stiiution, will preach.
Aug. 2B. 1915.
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SOUTH PENoBsCoT.

Mrs. Pearl Hsss OF Boston is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Beale.
Mrs. Cecil ,osgood has returned to
Brookline, Mass, aitera vacation at home.
Miss Lillian tsssie, who has spent sew
eraI weeks in Massachusetts, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. solon Peterson and grandson
Ernest, of Portland, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Augusta Gsindle.
Mrs. Roy Leach and sons OF Augusta
spent The past week with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. n. L, Grindle.
An entertainment was given at BsRs-
duce hall Wednesday evening. 1t was
we'll attended. Proceeds, SI2.
Aug. 20. l.
Miss Marguerite Perkins was in Bangor
Thursday.
Miss Florence Staples is spending few
days in Augusta.
Lewis Gray of Boston Is spending few
days here with relatives.
Ralph J. Worcester, who is employed
en- Belfast, spent sunday at home.
Miss Edith willisms.and sister Cleo of
wsterville are visiting relatives here.
aa extended visit IN ,Lossc and Water
vile
Mrs. Cecil osgood hAe returned to
Brookhne, Mass, after q ,vacstion at
home
Rev. &. A suith and wise, who have
spent their vacation at BROOKLYN, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Gray, vita daughter
Maron, of Rsngor, lie visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Besle.
Rerd Gray and family OF Hard~aak, VI,
are spending tbeir..vscstion vito his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gray.
Mrs. Roy Leach and sons Filmaaa and
Barleigh have returned TO Augusta after
q week With MIR. and Mrs y. L. GriDdle.
Mrs. ID. l. Perkins and daughter Rath
returned home sunday from Camden,
where they visited her uncle, Job Mont
gomery.
Mrs, Scion Peterson and grandson
Ernest, Of Portland, returned home
Thursday, after having visited her sister.
Mrs. Augusta Grindle.
Mrs. Msrston Howard weRt to Bucks
port Thursday With her daughter Flora
for The purpose OF having the lsiter's
throat operated upon.
Aug D. l..
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

James Z. Clark was q week-esd visitor
at Bangor.
Mrs. George CoOmhs OF searsport lie
visitiag friends here.
Willie Springer is at work for w.
Lipsky at Beechlspd.
J. O. Dyer and family we're here from
Ellsworth over Sunday.
r. W. Deseck and family are spending
few days at East Bluebfil.
Ethel Clark visited Der sister, Mrs.
Floyd Scsmnon, at Egypt, recently.
Mrs. bertha NePhee and four daughters
OF waterville are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jalis Campbell OF Seal aarbor has
been visiting her anut, Mrs n. @. worces-
ter.
Nrs- A. J. Ryder and grandson OF Bar
Harbor are visiting Mrs. Ryder's son,
Alden Ryders
Miss Vaima shuman, Forrest Coombs
and Lester circuit were week lend visitors
st Great Pond.
Mrs A. c. Williams and three children
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Ire
worry al Sauy.
NJ. A. Goodwin and family came from
Ellsworth Saturday for a few days stay
at their home here.
Mrs. Caleb Bradbury and four children
OF Old Town visited at the home OF Frank
Bradbury last week.
MIR. and Mrs. &. w. Smith, Mrs. D. r..
Smith and Mrs. Ella Hzrdlson enjoyed .
trip to Sorrento Wednesday.
Mrs. r.. J. Rollins and Mrs. Irving Rol-
Inns and daughter winifrcd are visiting
Mrs. Alice West at jefferson.
Chsuncey Somes OF Mount Desert is
spending q week at the home of bis
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. e. r. Good
win.
Members of Companion Court Sunlight,
o. r.. went on their annual ride Thurs.
day. A picnic dinner was enjoyed ct
Looks Point, Jonesbore.
A large delegation OF Fores,ers from
Court Tug~assah motored TO waltham
Saturday night, when Court snyctic I'M
iurled a seryicc flag With appropriate ex-
ercises.
Aug. n. Echo.
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sURRY.


Mrs. Ada Bissell of Brewer is visiting in
town.
Gene Conary spent the weekend at
home.
Miss Helen Croker returned home Sat
urday.
Elmer Kane came home Saturday for a
few days.
Miss Bessie HesIey returned to Rock
land Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Minnegerpde ret ur ned to
Baltimore Saturdsy.
Miss Christie Leach is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Allston Milnken.
Mrs. Ethelyn Moses has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Louis Ciough.
Lester Gsspar is at home on ten days
furiough. accompanied by friend.
Mrs. Jennie Mcfarland came Thursday
to care for Mrs. Abbie Mills, who is i'll.
Mathew Davis and wife OF Bath are Wis
ting his parents, William Davis and wife.
Earl Gaspar of Beverly, Mass, arrived
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. /. Gaspsr.
Leiok boys and girls club Of East surry
gave a Red Cross dance last "wednesday
evening, from which $3.50 was nstted.
Schools began to-day, with the follow
ing teachers: Miss Mary Ellington
West surry; Miss Myra Ellington, South
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Miss Selma Hsyey is visiting relatives
at Prospect Hssbor.
Rev. George Sparks is spending his
vacation at Deer Islaad, y. B.
Roger Gordon is visiting has sister, Mrs.
Charles Getoheli, in EIlsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hsvey and Joseph
of Cariboa were resent guests at b. d.
Hsvey's.
Mrs. Howard cousins asd daughter
Patricia OF Fort Kent are Kues,s OF Mrs
Peter Milne.
Mrs. II. II. Havey and con Dwight were
guests OF Mrs Patchen In Bangor Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie sherman and daughter of
Dorchester, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gordon.
Misses airline and Katherine Holt have
| returned heme, after visiting their grand
mother in Lamoine.
w.P. Goodwin, jr-, OF Burlington, VI.
was q weekend guest of bis parents, Mir.
and Mrs. \. p. Goodwin.
NJ. II. Hsyey and family and Mrs. Will
! liam Clarke and daughter Edna have re-
turned home from 1unk pond.
Miss Mary Brown has returned to San
Rafael, Cal, after spending the summer
With her sister, Mrs. Peter Milne.
Evans Young was hurt quite badly last
Tuesday BY falling from load of bay.
His many friends hope for bis speeoy re-
covery.
Mrs. Henry Bunker, Mrs. Ora Daizell,
Mrs. Jennie Foss and Mrs. Sarah McDon-
aid recently spent tea dHysa Mckin-
ley, guests OF Mrs. George Rinsldo.
Mrs. Florence MaeKinpon and Miss
Muriel Bunker. no are al Northeast HAIR
Dor, were called here Wednesday by the
death OF their ,unt, Miss Josephine
Bunker.
Mrs. A. p Havey vent 10 Boston fri-
day night TO meet her husband, who
is in training camp at Silver Bay, NY,
snd who is soon 10 go oversees as a dir
ector OF sthietics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-28
NORTH BROOKLYN

Mira. Clara Cole left THURSDAY on bu,.
ness trip to Boston.
Mrs. Grace E. Colt OF Ssonington q
spending few days with SIR. and Mrs.
Leslie Flye.
Misc May Spear OF Boston is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin p Spear.
at THE Overlook.
Jesse Staples, after two weeks st the old
homestead here, has returned 10 his home
10 Roekland, Mass.
John Eaton, con OF the late Hiram and
Hannah Eaton of Sedgwick, who lately
had been living in the Adslbert seaSty
tenement, died Saturday morning after a
brief Illness al Tuberculosis. He vas sell
known throughout the towu, having
driven the mail stage several years. lie
leaves a wife and young son, DO have The
sympathy OF the community
Aug. %. XasoFHoS.
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SEAL COVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Ashley hsvs re-
eeived an autograph letter from Cos.
Milhken. expressing deep sympathy for
them In their affection.
Mrs. l. Il. Hodgdon met With iosss
tew days ago, when = cellar shelf loaded
with preserves gave way, and precip'IHisd
the precious contents TO the door. Aooat
twenty jsrs Of preserves we're lost.
Mrs. Rae Keeie o, Everett, Mass-, .
spending g fortnight at Tinker ISLAND
With her mother. Mrs. H. ; Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z, Reynolds Of bos'oa
are also guests OF Mr. and Mr.. Mitchell
Mrs. D~da Gray, Mrs. Dora Harpef ard
daughter Carmen. OF Center. recently re-
turned from sn automobile tsp To CalhiS-
They we're guests Of Chester Robbins 500
wife of Southwest Hsrbnr, going 10 M
Robbins car.
Aug. Is y
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CSE AMIE.
Aug. %.
CAsrINE.
SPEC.
Aug. "a.

Mrs. Charles Devereux and son Richard
are spending this week at Isle su Haut.
Mrs-Esrl Cariette and young child OF
Roeklsnd are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Weeks.
Faye Devereux left this week for Wash
ington, where she has employment in the
civil service work,
Mrs. Arthur Wood and son Roger are
spending this week with Mrs. Wood .
father, Elisha Perkins.
Mrs Phoebe Whiting, one of Castine's
most-respected citizens, died Thursday,
al the age of eighty-nine years.
Charles Whiting of Colorado arrived on
Sunday, called by the death OF his
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Whiting.
Gerald ID. Hutehins of Penobseot spen,
last week in town, the guest OF Mrs. Fred
Leach. He left Tuesday for Camp Devens
Aug. rs. G.
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EAST LANoISE.

Helen Bennett, sho has been emDloy..
in Boston, is home.
Miss Alice Higgins is visiting her .,,,.,
Mrs. J. sherman Douglas.
Capt. Fred Merchant, who bas mad. a
trip to Boston IN his vessel, Is home
NJ. n. Kelley and wife and Miss ssxb
Smith, ~ho have teen employed IN Ban.
gur, are home.
DIR. r.. p. Adams Of Providenee. 4 II
who is spending The summer ~ Cs.tip.
was guss, at h. l. sniihs fex d.rs
recently,
A. w. Higgins and family. Who b.v.
occupied the Lsiis!oe bungAlow dutiay
the sumner, left In their automobile
Tuesday Tor their home 10 Mil~auk..
Wis. They were accompanied by Edw.ra
GledhiIl OF Milwaukee, who mas .pep,
bis vacation al n. T. Smiths.
Aug. Is.
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DEER ISLE.
Aug. %.

Capt. Leslie Gray is at home from mp
on the schooner Susan Pickering.
irving Barbour. who for -eyrvv7l years
past has been living in Wisconsin, hA'
moved to his old hotne here.
Capt. Walter E. Scott, wife ana SOD %
Somerville, Mass, we're guests Of Af' so1
Mrs. Paul W. Scott last Sunday.
Harry Torrey, buyer for Jordan MA''a
Co, Boston, is spending his vacation 81
his cottage here. Mr. Torrey has P''
sented the town with a beautiful 'e5'N'
flag, bearing fitty one stars.
Aug. %.
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surry; Miss Ina Farms worth OF Cherry
field, grammar school; Howard Jeilison,
Morgan's Bay.
Because OF the Bluehin fair next week,
the Red Cross dance advertised to he held
at Fast ssrry sept. 4, has beer postponed.
Capt. Mckay snd vale end William
Gsspar and wife went by automobile TO
Carmel ssaday, to attend esmpmeeting.
Aug IA L.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Mureh and son are
visiting relatives in Abbot.
Mrs. Nancy Smith and daughter 0li-e
attended camp meeting at jack son willie
last week.
Leo Butler called on relatives here
Saturday. He will leave WEDNESDAY, for
Camp Devens.
The Butler reunion will be beld Tues.
day, Sept. 10, st Everett Trgeey's bungs.
low at Georges pond. All friends snd
relatives of the family are Invited.
Aug. 26. r.
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BAYsIDR

Lewis B. Fsrnham, wife and son Law
renee, Win MI fArnhhm's niece, OF Port
isnd, caiieo on relatives here Thursday.
Mf. ana mrs Guy Thompson and
daugater OF Portlana are the guests OF
L. A. finknsm and Family.
Mrs. Susan A. ID psley OF Ellsworth is
visiting her daughts r.. Mrs. ID. +. Cossou.
Mrs Ida Torrey ID boarding with Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Bo9xden.
Aug. 20. G.A.C
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Roberts and vile, have return.c !, !,
home at South Brooksville. y 'ne'f
Mrs. Hattie Pinkham, who n.
visiting her sister, Mrs. John -. .ea
has returned to hsF home In Do,nh,s' 2
Mass. 0n'stes,
Auz 26
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BROOKLYN.

Supt. +. l. Llnseott announces tnA' -
the schools in town will open AonO1''
sept. 8, with the following tsaon'l''
Grammar. Mrs. Sadie Herrick pf'n-i!'
Mrs. Margaret Barbour; North bF0o .a,-s
Ads Hsrr.ek; West BROOKLYN fl09.
Hamilton; Nsskeag Point, MIS-
Bowden; No. 7, Gsynell Bridges
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-28
OBITUARY.

Gloom wss cast over the community by
the death of Miss Josephine b. Bunker,
which occurred at her home on August 10,
She Was brilliant scholar, OF line person
alI:y, which ems bIed her 10 adopt the vo-
cation OF school teacher at an early sge,
and which she followed until obliged "a
resign on account OF her health. she
suffered greatly, bat MAS always cheerful
and uncomplaining, and always hsd
others Ia mind who we're III or in trouble.
In the death Of Miss Bunker, Sullivan
has Loot one VI is pure girls OF beautiful
character. She was true to every trust re-
posed in her. and many mourn and honor
her. Her sister Minnie has given her time
and her constant care and devotion to her
pathy is felt for her IN her loss and also
for other her sister, Mrs. Edith Hysom,
and brot her, Arthur Bunker.
The funeral was Id Wednesday after
noon. Rev. x. Il. Moyle OF Ellsworth of
eating. She Was laid AZ rest in bed OF
flowers, the floral gifts being most Ella b.
crate and beautiful. Among those from
out OF town attending the funeral were
Msrteil Sewage, Mrs. George Savage, Miss
Lsmson, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Graves OF
NORTH beast Hsrbor.
Aug. d. CSE AMIE.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dalzell, ir., ana her guests,
Marie Mcdonald and Genevieve Foss OF
Boston, went on q long hike" through
Franklin one day last week, stopping over
night with Mrs. Andrew Dorsn al East
Franklin.
Aug. n. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-28
LIVE LIKE MlSER
WORK like HORSE
That Is What Every American
Must Do in Order That War
Shall Be Won
DEMOCRACY BEING TESTED

Victory Over Teuton pespotism q mat
ter OF Money and Eaeh pstrln1
VIII Deny Himself All but Ne
esssltles That II May De
Achieved.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-15
YAWKEY-C R0WLEY co.
ADD COAL AND FUEL

Hy. F. Boeger, president of the
Yawkey Crowley Lumber Company Of
Watertown, in an interview announces
that the firm will engage in the coal
and fuel business, having bought out
one of the oldest dealers in that line
in the city, John w. Burns, and will
install modern electrical equipment
for loading and unloading coal, and
make many improvements and addi-
lions in the premises, and intend in
the near future to have the most mod
ern equipment in the city. The firm
will be ready to deliver coal as soon as
navigation opens on the lakes, and
they can make the necessary i'm
provements to handle this product in
an economical manner.
They should enjoy a large trade as
the fourteen years in business here
have proven in the lumber business,
and Mr.. Boeger who has had charge
OF the affairs during that time will
continue to give the same service in
the coal business as in the other lines
they have handled, and the firm is fl
nancially strong so that they should
be able to secure a goodly supply of
coal
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-15
GOING OVER THE TOP
WITH 100000 SUBSCRIBED

Up to noon today subscriptions from
ward, corporation and other Liberty
Loan workers showed thai the city
had gone over the 100000 mark and
still coming. These amounts were di-
vided as follows: Corporations, $50
600, Milwaukee road employees $3.50,
Individuals $4,000.
In one ward, the Eleventh, a team
composed of w. J. Stuebe and Henry
Kruger, visited twenty-five homes
and secured twenty-six subscriptions
The drive is now on and certainly
Watertown will do itself proud when
the final figures are compiled. Public
ity booths have been established in the
stores where information concerning
the loan can be secured. The result SO
far is a fine one and credit to the
town.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-15
Legal Notice

First pub Monday, April 1-3t
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
Court, Jefferson County-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Wheelock P. Bingham, late of the city
of Watertown in said county, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at a
term of the county court, to be
held in and for said county, at the
city hall in the city of Watertown, in
said county, on the list day of May, A.
D. 1918, at the opening of court on
that day or as soon thereafter as the
same can be heard, the following mat
ters will be heard and considered
The application of Pearl Bingham
for administration upon the estate of
Wheelock P. Bingham, deceased, and
for the issuance of letters of admins
tration to herself or some other suit
able person.
Dated this 1st day of April, A. D.
1918. By the Court:
r. B. Kirkland,
County Judge.
Otto Kuenzli, Watertown, Wis, Attor-
ney for Petitioner.