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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27

The Thursday club will meet this week
with Mrs. George s. Foster.
Miss Ella NJ. Jude, who is teaching at
Houlton, is at home for a weeks recess.
Miss Martha Royal, who has spent her
vacation in Pittstield, arrived home Mon
day.
Miss Hannah F. Malone is at home from
her school in Orono for the Easter vaca-
tion.
Perry Bowden and wife, who have spent
the past few weeks at Hallowell arrived
home Monday.
There will be juvenile dancing party
at Columbus hall Saturday afternoon
from to 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
born this morning.
Mrs. Margaret f. Lord, who has spent
the winter in New York state and the
South, has returned home.
Mrs. Emily Hammond and Mrs. Julia
Milliken of Somerville, Mass, are visiting
tnelr iatner, ,. ". 1aruisOn.
The woman's relief corps has moved
into the rooms over Holz' bakery where
future meetings will be held.
DR.. Edward If. Baker and wife, who
have spent the winter at Allentown, Pa,
are expected home the last OF this week.
Fred Davis, who for the past week has
been visiting E. E. Rowe and wife, left to-
day for his home in South Hamilton,
| Mass.
There will be a private installation Of
officers of Blanquefort commandery next
Monday evening. A large attendance is
| desired.
There will be an Easter concert at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
Rev. j. W. Tickle will preach in the
evening.
Capt. Charles L. Smith of Bayside cut
off the third and little finger of his left
hand at the second joint yesterday, on a
saving machine.
Harry Peterson, after a week at home,
left last evening for New York to enter
| oCA tSu thc liS hOlua
mates license.
e. IL. Merriam has purchased of Mrs.
Arthur Joy OF Bangor, the Martha Jel-
lison place on Hancock street, and will
occupy it, after some repairs are made.
Governor Milliken on Saturday an
nounced the appointment of Wiley C.
Conary of Bucksport as special appeal
agent for the draft exemption board oi
Hancock county.
The many friends OF Herbert Salisbury
who recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Eastern Maine general
hospital at Bangor, are pleased to hear
that he is improving.
The woman's club met yesterday after
| noon with Mrs George s. Foster. Rev,
X. b. Mathews gave an interesting talk
on Russia. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. ]. T. Giles April 9.
At republican municipal caucus last
Thursday afternoon, the following dele
gates and alternates to the republican
State convention to be held at Portland
tomorrow, were elected: Delegates
A. c. Hagerthy, II. F. Mahoney, II. F.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
CHANGE OF TIME.

N The official hour for the change OF time
10 the new daylight saving time is under
stood to be Sunday, March 81, at a. m.
Very few people OF Ellsworth will be up
at that hour to set their clocks ahead.
To avoid confusion OF church attendants,
it is arranged that in Ellsworth next Sun
day the hours observed for services will
be ON the old time. Most people in Ellis
worth will set their clocks ahead an hour
just before retiring Sunday evening, and
will begin the. working week Monday
morning on the new time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
THE ARMY DRAFT.
Thirteen Hancock County Men to
Leave for Camp Friday.

Thirteen Hancock County Men to
Leave for Camp Friday.
Thirteen Hancock county men will leave
Ellsworth next Friday on the forenoon
train for Camp Deyens. The men called
are:
Guy Pervear, Northeast Harbor.
Warren Trask, Ellsworth.
Mark l.. Harris, Bar Harbor.
James Haskell, Deer Isle.
Levi B. T. Gillis, Bluehill.
Edmund j. Sullivan, Bar Harbor.
William V. Pinkham, Stonington.
Walter Nj. Pierson, Bangor.
Everard Moran, Bar Harbor.
Burton L. Hodgkins, Eden.
Frank e. Brown, Eagle Island
David Young, Bar Harbor.
Albert H. Barbour, Deer Isle.
Frank Fl. Treworgy, Surry.
There are fourteen names in this list,
one being called as a substitute. Frank
H. Treworgy has been added to the list as
announced last week, in place of Harold
Z. Howard of Deer Isle, who has enlisted.
IN ORDER FOR CALL.
The men next in line for call according
to order number and final classification
are as follows:
237 Louis Ender, Bar Harbor.
800 Charles NJ Wescott, Bar Harbor.
457 Arthur G Blaisdell, Bucksport.
49S Winfield c Hodgkins, Bar Harbor.
$40 Samuel D Norris, Bucksport.
565 Douglass Mcmillan, West Sullivan.
591 John F Hodgkins, Center.
613 Percy w Richardson, Winter Har.
627 Harvey F Gilley, Southwest Harbor.
65s Eugene Bridges, Bucksport.
SOS George Bowden, Castine.
IT'S Morris l. Emerson, Stonington.
s32 William Martin, ir, Swans Island.
S35 Wesley A Sowle, Ellsworth.
s64 Frank Dunleavy, Ellsworth.
S71 Omar Carr, Lakewood.
$50 Clarence L Kelley, Mckinley.
SS7 Sabine Candage, South Bluehill.
S97 Merrill S White, East Sullivan.
913 Christopher w Lawler, Southwest
Harbor.
915 Fulton E Hart, Stouington.
919 Joseph Nj Higgins, Bar Harbor.
$50 David Fl O'Neill, Bar Harbor.
933 William Morey, Castine.
9s9 Richard K Carpenter, Southwest
Harbor.
941 Harlan P. Long, East Bluehill.
s44 Mondell V. Kemp, Waltham.
94S Thomas A. Merchant, Hancock.
$50 Charles P. Dodge, North Brooksville
1854 Isaac Perlinsky, Bar Harbor.
957 VIM e Hutchinson, Stonington.
s65 Melvin c Robertson, Bluehill.
97O Benjamin Begee, Indian Point.
s9s Earl B Gott, West Penobscot.
s97 Horace K Duffee, Bluehill.
The case of two or three men WHOSE
order numbers would include them II
this list nave not been acted upon by thu
district board. II deferred classification
is not granted, their names will be in
serted in this list in their order number.
While the exemption board has re-
ceived no official information to that eff
feet, it ia believed men will now be called
in small squads and at frequent intervals
II calls come for men wanted for specia
duty because OF occupation, the boar'
may select them from men in order 10
call but further down the list.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27

Wescott, F. l.. Mason, w. e. Whiting,
III. Y. McGown, II. w. Haynes. Alter
nates-J. ii. Bresna hau, W. II. Patten,
II. +. Mason, o. W. Tspley, r. B. Holmes,
F. Z. Burrill, l.. H. Cushman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs raIs wrrh

Noticto public
l. II HBsker--Optometrist
Hancock Co Savings Bank
AHsynes-Groceries
MchoIson-Sp notice
Cautian notiee-Oscar A Doyle
Barrhl National bank-statement
Union Trust Co Bank book lost
Mrs A Robinson-Help wanted
Notice of Foreclosure-Jepnie p DOYLE
w Alley Second hand furniture
T. Royal-Storage batteries repaired
state nent of the ownership, management,
ciscuiation. etc, of the Ellsworth American
Notiee - Appointment of executors, ad.
ininistrators, guardians OF adults and con
seryators
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ALL ffnany call spriIN
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Al 1teat the half-sick, Sprir
dition with that splendid CO
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fifty the whole body; Pept
IN |nize and make rich red
pods Pills to rouse the live
y kular daily duties,-and ii
u revives to perfect health
vi Have you ever tried this
nbination Of Spring met
D.. ch is valuable in itself but
when used in this combini
b gular course Of treatment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
at ELLSWORTH PosroFFIcR.
In effect. Jan. 90, 1915.

MAILS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
FROM WRsT-s.41 a M; 4.I4 pm.
FROM EAsr-II.i a m; 6.22 M
MAILS CLOSE AT PosToPPfcR
GOING WEsT-Io.30 m; $50 m.
GOING EAsr-s.io a m; ass m.
Registered mail should be at postofice half
an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27

The ndil-order house is ADVERTISING
for your business. What are you going
to do about its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
X. of T.. Service Flag.

The service flag OF Donaqua lodge, K. of
p, was formally dedicated at Castle hall
last Wednesday evening. Members of the
lodge and their wives were present, as we'll
as those who took part in the minis trel
show recently given for the benefit of the
lodge. The program follows:
Presentation Of colors.. Guards
Star Spangled Banner. Audience
Song ..................-...... Earl Falve
Robing OF officers
Address of Welcome. Rev. J. w. Tickle
Song,..................... Merle Scott
Dedication address........Rev r. b. Matthews
Song ...........Mr and Mrs. H. l.. Crsbtree
Disrobing of officers
Refreshments
Social sing
The members OF the lodge for whose
names the stars appear on the service flag
are: Ralph e. Cunningham, Thurston
Conary, Henry II. Dodge, Earl Falvey,
Roy Z. Haines, Harold l.. Hooper, Collie
Jordan and c. j. Merrill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-03-27
WEATHER IN ELLsw ORTIZ.

For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday,
March &c, 1918.
From observations taken at the power
station OF the Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co, In Ellsworth. Precipitation is
gwen IN inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight
Temperature conditions itation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

Sgt, Prycc \, Evans, Milwaukee.
WIS.
Brady. Pa WIN r. Rockford. Chira-
80, m; Saml Rubcustciu. Chicago,
Ill; Augustine Willis, Charlotte iiut-
hor, Fla. Herbert WEIGH. Heading,
Pa,
nvts. Wollic o. BedlCut. Sioux
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
BRANCH OFFICE OF
INTERNAL REVENUE
TO Be PLACED HERE
Albuquerque May Soon Have An
Office Through Which Taxpay.
ers May Deal Directly With tho
Federal Government

That IL sub hrauch office of the tu-
t.ruai revenue department uHy -uuu
Toe established at Alhuuuotqu, D.. tn,
pleasing news which was received u.
the Chamber OF Commerce tolHf
Some time ago tho Chamber ul
Commerce appealed to the federal hu
r,au at Washington askiur that .nIu,
thing an this line be dom nr th, ttN
PAYERS and especially the lHrr, con
poratiOn interests In this section OF the
ouutrv are anxious to have Sumo
representative Of the revenue depart
mcut with whom they can dsli aud
obtain final rulings.
In the letter which waa received
10 waF stated that J fptt
branch office could probably not Do"
established here at this time but thut
"a movement i- now ON foot fur placing
% suh-brunch ~ the internal reNouur
department in every city lu the ruuu
try which has Il population ut over
81. 600.
Albuquerque would easily come
within this provision and Viii" tcni
branch office H. what was tiiurl tt.
the type which the government CON
templates viii Serve the purpose fnr
which IL was sought The uulN All
crenco between tho contemplated ct
and the real branch office is that
the :ormc. VIII bc required 10 tpprt
to the travelling inspectors white the
letter reports directly 20 Washington
The establishment Of the branch
here will meet a long folt want. sr-
rording to many citizens. "a viii fu-
revenue matters tu a great de-
gree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

nov.y Ethcride. tlcuduck-
son. Mo. Caleb rs. Ferhlrk. Nillcrs-
burg ky.. Herman /. Flint Williams
uort Ind Tbuua. Tp.t,edt. Red
Lodsc Mont Juu.us G roWl,-. Los
Auecles. t'tNt t,uetacuu Ftaukley.
Detroit. Mich John ~ Frishctt.
CRYSTAL valley. Mich Julius otto
Frnehdc chicago. iynn Garrett. Sis
souvillc. " NI.. EIW. y Halr,r. Hsv
civ. Mol John P U,u,. Winston
salem. Is e. Iu.rpn 4 II,lms SI
Louis. IU.. EarI o. Henderson. GRAND
Eapidy Mich carl /. H|tr.l,. HAM
shire. V,uu.. Dewey e. |iluarirI Ioa
Angelic. DiIf. Jacob Jacobson. EAST
TaWas. Mich. U,rb.r. Iafr,U. White.
,illo. " w. Sells Jensen. Whitclatc
s. -. W.. D. kopu. tiuvrlshf o.
Wits - Law. Corvallis. ore. Nar.u
Luhiu Detroit Nirh. NJuhugl d Mad
Ncw NurE WU. Ju.. Malone.
Milwaukee,. WIS. NIthuIa. Names
N,w York. Adam 81. hlii,yich. Wtu
Fggam Ul EtneAt q. M.tur Luvtruc.
\. III, WIN. D. Moore. Equality. ul
George A. Murray. pittsburgh, Pa
Manuel pulVI. san Iafu,is,o. Gua
pecr,. North Ta2ow,l'. Nt.. Arthur
Peterson. NtudalIa. Mont Martin l..
Peterson. EsJtlOu. calf. Andrew
pol.ll uumboldt. Ailch. Harold
Frns,.s Quinn. plsIudeIuhia. WIN g..
RAYMOND. Sau Francisco Albert ltca-
Gcrklcy. Ntsn Eopt Rudnick.
Manning. Ia.. Walker ~. Samuels.
WarrcnSViUe. IS o.. George \ Svbu
flaIrr. Pittsburgh pa Robert Au-
d'r-"u -sarcN, 'n r'il'"n NN FRANK
Edward SirEiue 'ud', NNo. Julin q.
SScrtcr. EAGLE Lake. Tea. john T.
skinner, Conway. Ark, Arthur -
ft'rdtlcr. Stool". y IS David O.
n'",l ll''''u' N'm. ',,.', Nipm
rcnn S,i9rri SIM F-rrtpcisoo Eprl
NJ. Thomas Flint. Micn.. Frmnk J.
TomShuck Peru. IA charles ~. Tauh.
Wilmington. calf. Wm. II. TroVer
White ilulI. Md Edw a. Turner. Lake
Mills. la HARRY \ NtuScotor. cana
scraga. IS. y. FttoVe Ncnarucci. Glenn
Lyon. Pc. r.trl g. Wine. East kulls-
pell Mont. VIM g. Waracu. Sher-
utau. y. s.. Amamc O.. Wutfurd. Slo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

Tacoma, Wash Owo-o Gcsick.
h"~iupsunNi(le. Mlrh. christopher
t"inian Oakland CALM Mathew 6.
l~i'lNcrsuu NoeuHh Nir John II.
I"imN. HnVvrhiil Mates. Martin ~
kenny. NcWdrk s. it Fred ". King
lt'rtuuu. Va. Lewis r.. l'fN. Minden.
i-i; leon Iimaic.u Chicago; George
D. luttu,in. Bordru SprInr- La; Cul-
.ru I;tNis Horulu,a. iH Allison "
It'-d. san Lehntr" tuiIf. Jake Ross
i|dn san Aniouin Ten Vim. J. Rub
N, N"rth Minneapolis. N.uu.; Stcpn-
% NhFJro austria ltt. S~lebouhcrr
NutuS, luI AniHu la.I.. Skslj peak
Nlupa," WIS 'lf1. ~'avnbtook,
'l'hi" anon l' y' j." IouneN
cue i,iH' I''.'r NethinE-
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h''' roma i" orc WE I'' NhlI-
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har bnr.n..a Mass U,mie nm
Lcuxtpiu. -t .ou.p. Styulr.
Sadowski I.,. pa: ,nrist Victim.
Ellington. D.. Edw. N~hitpHouAt.
Lnddunia. N.
Tho follow. casualties t.. r,port-
ed by tho COW. mandlur .oncraI of tho
American dictionary iorrgs.
Killed Boz ton 80. missing in r
ton rs. wounded severed, 1853. died
OF discus, died OF accident and
other cuus. I, died OF wounds &c..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

second Lieut. Aobort G. Simonds. Los
Angeles. Calif Gun SerRt George
Gregory. Plymouth. England
pVts EdW 49, Abrams. Partridge.
y T.. Arthur " Fleming. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Erling r. G~uibrandsen. Halu-
more. Md Bcui p Musel"y stock
bridge, Ga James r. Steffcl. charles
ton. ". Va.
Killed Ia Notion. pr%c,iou-l, Rcpnrtcd
Missing.
Second Lieut. Thos a. Brlllsturd,
Houston. Tex Corr Leslie r. Shap-
ton CharlyoiN Mich.
PVts. Ernest ! Fcrrauti ~fridFDwa.
ter, Mass. David j, HillorN, Buffalo,
Died of wounds Rccci,cd In Action
serRt. Jas \. Osborne. Dante. "
Corp Ray r. Dodson. Chicago, ISt
Tcasley Davis. Elliiay Ga
Die 81 Discuss.
capt Rupert VI Burstau Middle
town. Del PVT sylvester Dewitt sum
msrVille. Ky
wounded in action. severed,
First Lieut. John T. o. Horn. ~
Worth. Tex Second Lieut. Charles
+ Dalton New York. George Eht
hart Jr, Lancaster Pa ohm g.
Schneider 81. Joseph. Mo.
Sorgts Russell NJ. Frederick cum
hcrlund. Md. Ople J. Wlreuuvr.
rloklotou. wash. Corp Allen E
Tilghmau. ~. Louis. Mo Buglcr Johu
J Mulqu,Vu, HidgeWuod. y J.
pits Robt. G. Atkins. - Louis
Elwood o. Best. Woodland Pa; r.
J Cadet -, Louis. Richard I. Fruiu,
81 Louis. Adam GruntowlcE. BHltI
more. Md Stunley Iagosa. Springfield
H.. Charles j. Lloyd. rpekslili q
v. Glen Mcncrmott. Alton. ll John
pawlowski Detroit, Mich Charles g.
Wright. Three Lakes. PROV OF que
bee Canada, Christ Wucthcrich LN-
ansttli' ind
PrcNiou-i, Reported. Degree ndc-
tefnniHCd
sergt walter Hiilman. M%unouElhr-
tp Pa pyts John j. biuniDu. lhtlu
d,lphiH chus r. Mrtullg >urtN
L~cWishutr - Ni,hulaH f. E.dhr1d
brooklyn. y. y, wilbur vs. Sinclair
Woodstock. s. II
Wounded Slightly
Luke StansboIry, Coal tr,,l Tenn.
Ia Hands or Enemy. Previously iir-
ported MISSING.
Pvt Frank j. Fowler an Vernon.
n y.
Missing In Melton.
WIS Russell " mullen Bernard
Vile. ~. J.; Lester VI perrin Grand
Rapids. Mich. Aubry ~ Perry. N,w
York Horace - W,shhuru lulmrU
'tlls. - "; Charles Wriuol lnui
willie k, Dewey a.. Nuuug N,wDtH-
tie. Ten
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
THAT HUN
BLEW Up MUNITIONS
PLANT DISCOVERED

Washington, oct. 1- E.Id,',. lruI-
ing 10 show that The DNpinsiou Iu tn.
T. \ Gillespie she'll ioBdin. uIIuf at
Morgan y. D.. last week. was ,tH"Dd
h} enemy agents has heou discovered
los government operatives boo 81 letter
predicting the explosion uu FRIDAY
uIrht signed "Helne and addressed
o. q man m sonora Mexico
Ageuts OF the department urc iu-
N~estigating. but they are Inclined Co
question the Eonuluvuoss uf tho loftrr
v hich vas picked up iu thr r'llrutd
station OF a New Jersey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
iIl~uiifl
pVt Frank Bunch. BlythcNillc AK
AliINI CORPS C\Si hifTit>.

summary OF casualties "a dite
Officers Deaths 90 wounded %
missing u Total 10
Enlisted Alien Deaths. LOSS
wounded. a.UN6 bon hands uf enru5
g.. missing .I-. total tfN. Grand
total ffl1.
Tho following rasunlttc- ave report
rr bN the rputauaiug general ~ the
american 'NaeditiuuifA turre. TIM
cluded iu above totlllf
KILLED lu action a. d'0d ut wounds
received in action 8 died &C disease.
% wounded iu action. severely -,
wounded .p action slgh'''. IN
hHnds of enemy. " nlasiuE 800 action,
2. Total 90
Killed la Action
cant Wm a. Hlack Phllal"lphm'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
Il iIitd Ia Nciion. Previously I~,crnrtcd
Missing.

Second Lieut. Thos r. lirlilafurd
Houston. Tex Corr Leslie r. Shap
ton. CharlVoiN. Mich,
Pvts. Ernest ] Fcrrantt Hridrcwa.
ter. Mass. DAVID J. HillorN, buffalo,
y
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

At the request of the postmaster general the United States civil serv- ice commission has announced an ex- animation to be held at Kingman, Arizona, on May 8, for the position of postmaster at Chloride, Ariz. This office has an annual compensation of $14OO.
 To be eligible for this examination an applicant must be a citizen of the United States, must actually reside within the delivery of the office and have so resided at the time the pres ent vacancy occurred.
 Applicants must have reached their Fist but not their 55th birthday on the date of the examination.
 Application Form BOA and full in- formation concerning the requirements of the examination may be secured from the postmaster at the place of vacancy or from the civil service com mission, Washington, D. c. Applied tions should be properly executed and filed with the commission at Wash ington, Dr. C., in time to arrange for the examination of applicant.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
SUPP0RTIHG THE
 FDUR-hIHUTE MEN

PHOENIX, April 17.-There is keen appreciation of the work of the Four Minute Men by those who best know the devotion to duty that has been shown by many of the speakers on the staff of Chairman George Stone man. These speakers have served in many communities as the best possi- ble vehicle through which might be brought to the public the news of the efforts being made by America to win the war. They have served also to keep bright the fires of patriotism and to point the way toward better parti- cipation ir work that helps toward vic tory.
 But still more speakers are needed and especially to those who should vol unteer the State Council of Defense hasiaddressed the following resolution, unanimously passed at a late execu- tive committee meeting:
 'The Arizona State Council of De- fense, approaching that the work pre- formed by the Four Minute Men is as important and vital as any other in the prosecution of this war, and to the end that those speakers who have heretofore borne this burden shall re- ceive the aid to which they are en- titled, by thi sresolution urges the willing and NFompt response of every citizen to the demand for his services, which may be made upon him by the local Four Minute Chairman, and ex- presses the view that such response is duty which cannot be avoided"
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
UNIVERSAL VACCINATION
 TO BE URGED

Doctor T. R. White, of the local health board, is in receipt of a letter from Surgeon Rupert Blue, of the pub lie health service, in which he states it is ilnminently believed by all in au- thority that within the very near fu- ture, universal vaccination will be re- quired. This is one of the war mea- sure safeguards and is in keeping with the many others that are being used for the protection of the civilian pOpu- lation, as well as for the boys in khaki,
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
FATHER ALBUoY TO LEAVE

Rumor has it that Rev. Father .Eduard Albuoy will be transferred to Winslow, Arizona, within the near fu- ture, and Father Hootsman, of Flag staff,l will be brought to Kingman tS fill the place here.
 Father Albuoy has been one of Kingman's best citizen for the past several years and it will bring the deepest of regrets to all of his ac- quaintances here to hear of his re- moval to another town, but we will wish him Godspeed, for our misfor- tune will be the good fortune of the town to which he is destined.
 Father Hootsman is highly regarded by his many townsmen in the Sky light City," and we know that he will be a welcome addition to this town, both to his church and to the citizens.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
TWO LEAVE FOR SERVICE

A. Gollender and R. c. Smithson left last Saturday for the coast, where they will enter the service of the United States,
 MT. Gollender has been the express agent here for the greater part of the past year and Smithson has been one of the clerical force of the Santa Fe here during the same period. Both were popular young fellows and leave many friends who wish them tho best of luck in their crusade against the kaiser"
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
KIER NEW EXPRESS AGENT

Elmer A. Kier, who has been the ge- nisl purveyor of express packages for the past several months, has been call ed to the care of that office and in fu- ture will be the man behind the win dow.
 Elmer is a Kingman boy, born and raised, and all of the townspeople are glad to see the young man taken into the position of trust.
 He has taken the place recently made vacant by the leaving of a young man for service with Uncle Sam.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
NEEDLES PEOPLE WED

E. c. Underhin of Needles, CalifOr- mia, and Marie Loreine Thomas, of Chicago, were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace Smith last We'd nesday. The young couple returned to the California city the next day, where they will make their home.
 MT. Underhill is a business man of that city, where he has been a resi- dent for some years past, and the young lady is an eastern resident be- ing a new conner to the desert section.
 A host of friends will wish them well on life's journey.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-20
NEEDLES COUPLE IS
 MARRIED, HERE

Rev. Father Ed Albuoy came down from Williams last Monday to marry Eugene Bernard Thompson and Fan nie Agnes Turnbull and he performed this ceremony last Tuesday, April 16.
 Both young people are popular res idents of Needles, where we are told they received warm reception on their return.