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New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

KOEBLER. George. 423 East Seventy-sev-
enth Street, New York City.
KELLY. William c., corp, Newark, N. ].
LENAHAN, John. sgt HoboEen. N. j.
LORINO, Joseph, Passaic, N. j.
LEAHY, William L.. 263 Seventh Avenue,
Brooklyn.
nue., New York City.
LAGHI. Giuseppe. Ala East 1o6th Street,
New York City.
IL. LAPINsKY. Fms Victor. 211s Third Avenue.
LAMB: Randolph: Yonkers. N: Y:
MDONALD. William, corp, Bridge Road,
N. Y.
M'CLAREN, Thomas H. Beverly. N. J.
MKAY. Archibald F., Port Chester, N Y.
MI RRAY, Thomas j., 301 West 150th
Street. New York City.
MEEHAN, William c., 1876 Bay Seventh
Street. Brooklyn
MCHEsNEY, f. D., West Orange, N. J.
MACY, Morris NJ, 1o3 West 127th Street,
New York City.
MHUGH, Hugh, So Woodruff Street,
MULLER, Michael, corp, Jersey City, N. J.
MQUILLAN. Patrick j.. 44O East Sixty
sixth Street. New York City.
MAFFACCI. Vincenzo. Montclair. N. j.
NORTON. Thomas f., sgt, 426 Warren
Street. Brooklyn.
NEWELL. c. s.. sgt. Leonia, N. J.
oCHLER, Max s.. 1929 Myrtle Avenue,
BROOKLYN.
o'BRIEN, William. 81 East Eighty-.ev-
, enth Street New York City
o'BRIEN. John L.. 61 Reeves Place
BROOKLYN.
PHILIP. Joseph, corp. 1853 First Avenue,
PALSTGED. "a Axel r. corp, wsstheld N j.
PlSANO, Garmelo, '339 East Twelfth
Street New York City,
PEIFFFR Walter E., CORP, 2SS Iafavette
Avenue. Brooklyn.
RAGOVIN. Harry sgt, 1890 Eastern Park
way, Brooklyn.
RUSSELL, Donald J., corp, Hacleensacls,
RUDOLPH, Aloysius j., 2O4 Starr Street,
| Brooklyn.
.RAsTENBERGER, Gustav, 900 wierfeld
Street, Brooklyn.
RosEN, Israel, ITO East 155th Street. New
York City
RYAN, John J.. sgt New Rochelle. N. Y.
RYAN, John F., corp. 50 Walcott Street,
RA1NES, Irving A., corp, Ga West 10th
Street. New York City
RARINOWTTZ. William A, Mount ver-
SELLER Michael F., Passaic, N. J.
SILVER, Abraham 239 South Second
Street, Brooklyn.
SULLIVAN. James c., 1855 East 14sd
Street. New York City.
SAGER. Oscar, sgt, 1rvington, N. J.
SCHMITT, Frederick F., Valley Stream,
sCHRECK. Jack. sgt, 2174 Dean Street,
Brooklyn
sAWELsAN, William. sgt, Harrison, N. J.
SOLOMON. Samuel. corp, 2lO5 Clinton
Avenue, New York City.
=, SHORT, Richard A. corp. Jersey City.
sHANAHAN. Michael, corp, PAS West
Sixteenth Street, New York City.
: N.
sHoBEN, Israel. corp. 2o24 Eiehty-third
Street New York City.
soNNICK. Frank j.. corp. 518 Westches-
ter Avenue New York City.
p1sI,i,l STANLEY. John T, 1872 Avenue O.
STARR. Thomas F.. 1864 Albany Crescent
6. SWEENEY, William J.. 1885 East Tenth
Street. Brooklyn
SARDONI Frank. Jersey City N. ].
HANHAUsER. Seymour A.. 1904 Ave.
II, Brooklyn.
TIscr. Joe. ao7s Pleasant Avenue, New
VITALI. Clemente. Ozone Park, NJ Y.
- WHALE, Domnick 1O4 Sullivan Street
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

December milk is upto the farmer only. He will get Is
cents hundred pounds than he did in November that
s $4O6 instead of 1881 and this about onehaf cent
quart The price to the will remain the same the dis
trbuter carrying this additional for the period higher
cost of production always existing the of milk for the
winter months when flow decreases and of feed increases
simultaneously
The figures that have been discussed by the Federal Food
Boards experts indicate cent profit for the first six
months OF 1918 for the distributors this with loss running
at cost tor several months in the will surely reduce the net
pr0hts to modest compared with other business
venturesin fact to merely nominal of interest The
distributors be making unoy profits other branches Of
their business but not milk distribution New York under
existing conditions
We yield nothing to Mayor Hyan to any of red
flag ervency OF desire for cheaper milk and the deep
ness of conviction that must be had We have sen
mental sympathy for the distributor who doing his ne
GENTLY He ought pass But do not believe the
going to get anything but disappointment and increased
feeling OF resentment out of movement that proudly ignores
all facts insists prosecutions wyny and falls back on
John Doe when the real cuprt cannot be located Our dis
tributng system is Until is changed the cost Of dis
trbuton but increase with increasing labor costs
Ace in Wonderland method-ths blanket order of 0n
with his head when the head at fault hasn't been identified
will work in real world this side of the looking
glass
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

advance of his command on Sedan, it
was learned yesterday by his wife, who
lives at 209 Orange Street, Newark. NJ
J. Captain Marsh served through the
Philippine War and was a member of
the N. J. N G., for more than twenty
five years.
Lieutenant George Hurd Burnett.
32Oth Infantry, was killed at the head
of his company in the storming OF
Grand Pre- on November /. He served
on the NJ exican border and later
ntered the officers training camp at
Fort Meyer. He was a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry C. Burnett, of Paterson,
n. J.
Private George ]. Beuchler, 1877 Sec
ond avenue, killed in action, foretold
his death in a letter to his wife.
"Good bye" he wrote. "You won't see
me any more. We are going to storm
the Hindenburg Line, and this is my
seventh time in the trenches" His
son, George, Jr., was born several
mOnCnS 61Cer ne SalIeU lOr dIIlCc.
Captain Percy Frazer Burrage, son
of the late Dr. Robert Lowell Burrage,
of East Orange, N. j., died Of wounds
received Sept. 80, it was announced in
a telegram received yesterday by his
wife, Mrs. Helen McChesney Burrage-
Before entering Plattsburg he was con-
nected with the Prudential Insurance
Co., of which his father had been chief
medical adviser.
Lieutenant Gordon Clark Gregory,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gregory,
3647 Broadway, a member of the 306th
Infantry, died October Is from wounds
received in action. Hc was promoted
September 5, after battle in which
his company lost a large percentage of
it's strength. He later fell during the
fighting in the Argonne Forest. where
his regiment was heavily engaged.
Private Frank B. Howard, Of Lyn-
brook, l.. l., was killed while perform
ing a dangerous outpost mission, for
which volunteers were called. He
served ut the Mexican border and later
became a member Of the 106th Infan-
try. His ancestors fought in the Revo-
Iutionary War.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
(The market columm appears on Fr-idaus)

IGO John T.. Lexington (K).
JACKSON, F. P, Mt. Washington ID D.
KENNEDY. Harry f.. Kansas City (K).
KEEN. Herde E.. Rogersville (K.
KINNARD, James L.. Fremont ID d..
LESfEUR, Freaman E., Clarkton % d..
LAMB, Harold. Albany % d..
MURPHY, Eddie, Hannibal {K).
MUELLER, Louis E., Jennings ID w.
M'COUN. Chas. H., Kansas City ID d..
M'CABE, John L.. Turney Cd D..
MSPADDEN. C. c.. Van Buren Cd d..
MOUNTS, Roy E., Poplar Bluffs Cd w.
MURRAY, Seldom H.. corp. Liberty % D)
NYSWANDER. Jett H.. Greentop Cd D..
REDDEN. John, Ryors Cd d..
SARTER. August j., st. Louis (K).
SMITH. Everett L., Eaglesville Cd D).
SMITH, Valley l.. Richland % D..
SANS, Milton Sikeston ID d..
WARD, Sterling, Creighton iK).
WILLIAMS, Floyd W.. Pomona % d.
BOOTH, Percy c.. Great Falls (K).
COLEMAN. Roy E.. corp. Mali Heights
FOX, Fred F.. Hedgesville I'd w.
GRAHAM. Harry H.. Glnssbow ID D).
GINGRICH, Thomas P. Ashmore Cd d..
HANKS. Peter A., Graham (K).
JAPPE, August, Big Sandy tK).
I.IK. John. Mocassin (k).
OWENS, William E., Baker tK).
ILLNESS, Oscar E., Saco tK.
GHALSoN. Samssi O., Hsat. Holly
Springs fk).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
Neu York City and Vicinity

Killed
KELLOG. Braneom f.. capt, Camp Mer-
RIGGIN, Charles a.. capt. East Ruther-
DEDERER, ELLSWORTH f.. lieut.. Nyoek.
~ EPSTEIN, wzliam. lieut., 511 Vest
177tA Street. Neso York City.
ANZIoNo. Alfredo. 1865 sixty-third
AGHINA. Siivic NJ, New Rochelle. N Y
ALI, Roscoe. 1922 Fourteenth Avenue.
AUGUSTINE. Joseph P, CORP, Perth Am
ALrsCHULER. Jacob, sss waIlabout
Street. Brooklyn.
BRADY. Bernard j., corp. Union. NJ j.
BENNETT. Elias s.. Jamesburg. N. ].
BUECHI.ER. George j.. 1877 Second Ave
nue.. New York City.
BOsTEI, Frank L., Elizabeth. NJ J.
CouSENs. Robert D., 312 West 127th
Street. New York City:
COHEN, Edward ~. =. sgt, 1912 Barnes
COHEN; Samuel corp, Newark. N j..
CAMPBELL. John, 1884 Second Avenue.
CANAAN, Charles C., Brooklyn.
CLAYTON. Arthur. $40 West 123d Street.
New York City.
CUNNANE., James. 30 Bradhurst Ave-
COLLINS. Patrick. sgt, 241 East Eighty
first Street. New York City:
CONFER. Michael, corp. PIT West 134th
CARNEY. Thomas f.. 545 Carlton Ave-
CATERING. Peter D., New Brighton,
GOLDMAN. Solomon. ss1 East Ninetieth
CICCHELLI, Vincent, GIL East 1920
Street, New York City.
CICERO, Salvatore, 416 East Thirteenth
Street New York City.
CHRISTENSEN, George A. Perth Am
DoUGLAs, John F., sgt, 191 East 115th
Street New York City.
DEGNAN, Thomas G.. corp. Bayonne,
DE BELLA. Vincent. 21s Willis Avenue,
DICKSON. lanes: Passaic, N. j..
DEROLLAND. CASTOR, West Hoboken.
DELANEY. A. A. sgt, Port Jervis. N. Y.
Brooklyn.
DUANE. Alexander c.. 1ss East Thirty
seyshIs EAR Robr NeW iepF eorp o'y Newark
EnSTAcE Richard. m l''2 s1 Grove Grove Street St
New York City
EGAN. Leo L.. sgt, Newark. N J.
ELWORTHY. Henry w. jr.. Flushing.
FRANK. Louis L.. Newark. N. ].
=, FTrZGIBBoNs. James. sgt. 400 East
Twsntyt11f5S SI 1r5rS Street New York City
r1AHi.h1 L. fatrick Elizabeth, N. j.
GlLROY. Michael. sgt, 1861 McConney
Road. New York City
GREENsPAN. Philip. 1914 Rivington
Street, New York City.
GALWAY, Thomas F., corp. 1872 West
N 126th Street. New York City
GURSKI. John. Sayreyille, N. ].
III HoRRMANN, Dominic H. corp. 249 For
n est Avenue. New York City.
HEALY. Edward F., 81 Clermont Avenue,
Brooklyn
HEAIY. Thomas P. Belmar N j.
HOLLER. Harry r., Jersey City, N. J.
SHERWOOD. John w. Mt Vernon, n. Y
JOHNSON, Charles j.. sgt, $50 Alden
Avenue New York City
JUDD. Roland, 921 ST Nicholas Avenue
New York City
KNOWLES. J. c.. corp. Yonkers. N. Y.
hukLAND, BENJAMIN corp. 233 Henry
Street. New York City
KRIM. BENJAMIN. Newark, N. J.
kovAK Jack g. sol West 122d Street,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

ALLEN. Ernest, Louisville (K).
ALLEN. William W. Vicksburg ~.
BULLOCK. Henry r. Prentiss ID D.;
BOND, Gilbert F.. Deepercrees ID ",
BOOKER. Robert L Holly Springs DD
BISHOP, Walter. Mabem tKl.
BIRCH. Fred o.. Peoria ID d. -,
COCHRAN, William. sgt. Gulfport M
DAY, John P, Cruger ID D..
GRIFFON, John F.. Marquand ID u.
HOLMES, John w. Foxworth Cd D..
LEWIS. Herman, Holly Springs IN.
LONG. Jim. Carthage (K). AN,
MORTON. Levi B.. sgt. Bonneville " ~ y
MlNNlS. Daniel X. Moss Point " ~ W
MARSHALL, George f.. Falcon ID W.
NASH, James w. Tchula (hl.
OWSLEY. Frank D., Redwood tkl.
PERRY. William c.. Magnolia (kl- a,
ROBINSON. Julius A., Brandon ~ A.
SHELTON. John S.. Sturgis (K).
SEYMOUR, Samuel H.. Ocean Sps'HS'
% D>.
SMITH. Vernon o. Prentiss ID d; ), ny
STOCKMAN. Rowls F.. Heidelhurg " ~
SCHARMER, Harry. Arlington th'.
SIMS, Jason. Lexington ID d..
pdsi
EWING. Georges w.. jr, lieut. S''''
more fkl. fvl
ROsENFlELD. N. Hsut,. Baltimors thysj fyi
ARMSTRONG, Robert NJ, Baltimore p NJ
BUNDICK. Clinton O.. Poco'noke " ~
BURNS, Jesse l.. Monrovia lk,;
BALLA. Alvin. Baltimore 90 W.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

HANSEM; Edward j.; Hollinsville Cd d..
JACOBSEN, Arthur c.. sgt, Fresno (k).
KENNEL, George, Hanford (K}.
LECORNU, Herman c., corp, San Fran
cisco (K).
LoMBARDI, Paul. Santa Monica (K).
LUCK, c. NJ, corp, San Francisco % d..
LAWLOR Reuben, Oakland (K).
MONTOROSSO. Bruno, San Jose (K).
MCCORMICK, Daniel, Angels Camp (K).
M klNNLEY, Lester j.. Los Gatos ID d..
NMAGCHlVELLI. NlsI1 f. Los Angeles % D..
MARCUS. Emil G., Los Angeles I'd d..
OBERI.E, John. Los Angeles (K)
POWLt,S, Henry, Los Angeles Cd D.
PERI. Charles j., Visalia (K)
PERRY. Fred A.. Sacramento iK).
PAKADEO, Antoine corp, San Jose % w.
Ptsid1 PELPHREY, Joe B.. Oil Fields % w. .
RlSSI, Bernard, Los Angeles (K).
TURING, Frank, Piedmont Cd d.
CONNECTICUT: O''
ANDERSON, Clifford c., CORP. New Brit.
A1NDERsoN, A. J.. New Britain (K).
CSAhLILAHAN, ShlI4na, NJ. D., bridgeport (W).
531,1tla.AN, CUnEMAM. NJ f. r.: New Britain (K).
EDUycHNINGMAM' DycKTNSoN N; 4 II; u; stratford % q D..
DWYE2 79,11,t;r NJ W.. Wallngford (W).
DALEY, William Meriden (W).
DAOMI. Patrick. Waterbury (K).
].
% d. '@''' ''eiorooh
ID w. 'se'o"n
FROST, II; H. New Britain (M).
HATHEWAY. John f.. Ellington CK)
HARPER, j. H., sgt Waterbury (Kl
JaCORS, Louis E.. New Haven CW).
JACOBS. !. f.. CORP Torrington AZ.
LEV!NE, ~: Samuel, Stamford % D}.
LESACHE Stephan, Walingford (W(.
LlIAi. James ". Meriden (K).
LAMklNS, w. c., Hartford % W..
MAEIlN, Edward j.. Bridgeport {K).
MAGlNl. Mario. Bridgeport (K).
MORIN, Eoi Grosvenordale (K).
M1o~KKlSSEY, NJ ~ T. M. Bridgeport (K).
MNANIOVANI, D.. Torrinpton (M1.
NN,lrhSCN. G. r., sgt, Bridgeport (W).
O,BRitN. e. j., sgt. An onia (K).
O'DoNNE ELL. VIM. New Haven (M)
LpA2QUA pa1' RElL, Carl Winsted (W).
rOh ~ Patrick New Haven (W).
EirSHAW. Alex. Ansonia %.
SMllH, George A.. Fairfield (K.
SEilZBtRG. c. r., corp. Brdeeport IVY
yyiY,, yUyiMY,btlA, A. r., Torrneton % d..
WIIGOH. f. A.. corp. Norwich (K)
AAEhbA, Joseph, New Haven (M)
COLORADO:
EkuM. Roscoe. Towner % d..
hASkEl.l. Fred. Moyotc (K).
JOHNSON. Harry. Asnen (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
FOOD NOTES

Said the buyer in of chain stores "The lid off
sell all the you want to- This is decidedly the wrong
note Four pounds of sugar month per person normal for
household consumption For this is thought chat
purchases need longer be checked and the houser can
be trusted not to hoard Woe betide ourselves prove
that this faith in the is misplacedl
The protest of lack of appreciation continues come
from the vegetable market. No buying Contrary to
expectations the increase in the wholesale price and increase
in the supply the cranberry has remained Is cents
quart despite it's stellar role at the Thanksgiving feast
The fish stand is lonesome place the day before Thanks
giving 1t might be good plan to buy while the demand
small
(The market column appears on Fyidavs)
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

ALABAMA:
BhAcKMAN BI lAN Neyt9n ~ ;ers1s EyergEesn ~ K g
DALEY. George. Prichard Cd d..
HALIoWAY, WV Wie lie j.. j. Shelby (K. >
HARRIS. Taylor, Chilakogee % d..
JENKINS, Preston. Dothan (K). WA
LoFTuis, John W., birmingham (K).
MAYES, Turner, Huntsville (K.
NUGEMT. Alone, Rogersyille % d..
Park. Charles r.. Addison (K).
PARKMAN. Harry p. Thomaston (M;
RICHBURG. E. W, Castleberry % d..
SAVAGE. Green, Lawn Greek Cd D..
WILLIAMSON. William NJ. Bankstown
Cd D..
ARKANSAS:
ALEXANDER, Frank. Mount Ida (K).
BRUMBELOW. Ernest f., Fenter % D..
GENNETT, Dee, corp, Lanty (K).
BLANTON. Lee, Burg Cd D..
GIBSON. S. O., sgt. Bytheville % D).
GRAY, Clifford, Hot Springs (K).
HODGES Herman G., Guion (K).
HOHIMER, Sidney, Borham (K).
HUTCHINSON, Jesse o.. Buckner (K).
KLEMM. J. L.. sgt. Devall Bluff (K).
KAUCHER. John M, Little Rock (K).
LAIRD, Leroy, Pine Bluff Cd d..
LAFFERTY. Robert L., Lead Hill (K).
MILLER. Walter NJ. briggs Cd d.
MNAIRY, John c.. Pocahontas % D).
MOORE, John r., Sparkman Cd D..
MAHAN. Levie r.. Alicia % d..
PHILLIPS. John r., Grandview Cd d..
SUMMERS, Ray. Mist (K).
WILLIAMS, A. P, Mineral Springs Cd D).
WILLIAMS, Walter. Clarlsdale % D..
ARIZONA:
FHANKOVICH, Milo S., Bisbee (K)
JUNCE, August A.. Penrce (K).
KUYKENDALL, Samuel A.. Skull Valley
% W..
MESSINA. Louis. Morenci Cd D..
ROGERS, Marion T., Mesa (K).
CALIFORNIA:
GhOSS. Wilmer d. lieut., San Jose ID d..
PAhTSCH. II. d. lieut.. HaDtUard (Kj.
ALEX XANDER, j. W.. Downievlle Cd D..
BORONDA. Philip R., King (K).
BONAR. Charles NJ. Los Angeles ID d..
COOK, Charles c., San Jose (K).
DYE. Armand. North San Diego ID D..
ELIAS. Lomon O.. Fresno (K).
FONTANELLA. Charles d.. Stockton (K).
FUGAZZI, Savio j.. Stockton Cd w.
GAT,IO. Peter. Ell Centre (K).
GAVIN. Harry, corp. Idria I'd d..
HALL. Charles G.. Big Oak Flat Cd d..
HANSEN. Frank B.. Oakland Cd D..
HANSON, Earl c.. Los Angeles (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, 26-The casualty lists public by
enlisted
these action died of
accident severely
undetermined 1852 slightly
missing n action
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

Elsewhere
Character of casualties is Indicated follows: (k) killed
(W) wounded % A. died of accident other
Cd W. of Cd D. died of disease; missing;
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

MINNESOTA:
ALIEN Ira. South Minneapolis % d..
ANDERsoN, Clarence j., St. Paul (K}.
BJORBECK, Lars, Clearbrook (K).
CT CKoaEKER, EssASs Wilbert lib w.; St. Paul % D..
CROWN. Casper. Wylie % W.
CARLSON, Frank, Grove City Cd D>.
CONNELLY. John Nj, St. Paul (K).
SALOuPEK. Rudolph Gary % w.
DROHAN, Lawrence, Duluth (k).
EASTLAND Ole A. Dalbo lK).
GEORGE, Peter, Minneapolis (K).
GRUBA, Frank, Gilman (K).
GuLBRANSEN. A.. Hutchinson % w.
Gill, Edward corp. Echo tK).
HUGHES, Peter c., Degraf (k.
HELLER, Perry, sgt, Minneapolis Cd d.
HOLIAN. Haren H.. Maynard Cd d..
HILDERBRAND. VIM. Detroit % D).
HALVORSON. Halvor L.. Lake Park (K).
%OHNSON. Oscar r.. Milaca (k).
Johnson. Ernest H.. Little Falls (K).
Johnson, George Nj. Montevideo % D)
kNUTSON. Albert, Porter (K).
KLEGsTAD. Silver A.. Oslo ID w.
KOERNIG. George c.. St. Paul (K).
kvNZ, ,, William p, Lake Elmo ID D..
LYONS. Isaac H., Veradale (K).
LADE, Arthur. Sherburn tK}.
LINDAHL, Walter S. Minneapolis Ky.
LIAM. Hans E., ROLLS % w.
MADISON. Oscar j.: Dalton (K).
oEM oIsErA An{hDny Gusrsv a A. hR%m0nd Knsron q d.
PETERSON. Albert c.. Stacy (K.
REHMANN, Albert, West St Paul (K).
RICHTER. Fred. Henderson (K).
SKAGEN. Edwin B.. Frost (K)
SCROGGIN. Floyd ]. . Frazee ID Wy.
SAMUELSON, w. A. Rosecreek ID D).
SKEEN, Harrison, Nevis Cd D..
SONNENBERG. c. j., Rochester (K).
TVEITE. Louis. Emmons (Kl.
WESTPHAL, G. L., Robbinsdale (K).
WECMANN, John NJ. sgt. Park Rapids
Cd d..
YOUNG. c., South Minneapolis (K>.
MISSOURI:
AGEE. Lee f.. Raymondville % d.
PPANCH, Arthur NJ, Brscoe 1k).
BRoOK; Clarence j.. CORP, St Louis (K).
BECKER, John A. Kimmswick % D).
BUII Err Legal T.. Bessvile Cd d.
CALDWELL, J. c., Cold Springs % D..
DUDLEY, Walter H, Clarksvlle (D d.
FORD. r. j.. sgt. Independence (K).
GII.I.IHAN. Z. L., Morehouse Cd D).
HOLLANDER. Veil st. Louis {K).
HuRLBERT. Dexter L., Waco ID Wy.
HARPER. Frank L.. Strafford % Al.
HAMMER. Walter. Lebanon I'd d..
HART Robert. Crystal City Cd D).
HARRIS. Lucinn W.. Vcnnble % ~.
HOWARD, Walter. ST. Charles Cd D).
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: Blatchford's lamb meal at Emmett
Feed Mills. ->.i 81
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SOUTH SLOPE
BY Mrs. c. W. Cook

The following item will be of grea
interest to the many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred West, and host Of
good wishes are extended to the bride
their daughter Edith:
"Married--At the home Of Captain
Matthews, Fort Stevens, Ore, Feb
ruary l, 1918, Fred w. Colvin of the
65th Artillery, and Edith Bell West
of Emmett, Idaho"
Mr. Colvin is a member of Battery
c, Sol. Towards" crack battery of
eastern Oregon, now stationed at Fort
Stevens. The bride is a popular school
teacher of eastern Oregon. Mrs. Col
win returned to Baker, Ore, to her
school duties, and Mr.. Colvin left
with his regiment for France. Mr.
Colvin was formerly member of Sec
ond Co., o. c. A., from Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Henry Obermeyer went to
Boise Monday evening on business.
The Lincoln school has put on
minstrel entertainment for Tuesday
afternoon and invitations to about 100
have been received by the relatives
and patrons of the school. The pro-
ceeds are to assist the Y. M. C. A.
and Red Cross and we prophesy this
will be one of the most popular little
entertainments this winter Much
credit is due Mr. and Mrs. Tyler for
their untiring efforts with the Lin
coin school children.
The popularity of the Thrift Stamp
is growing among the children of the
Crescent Club members. The collec |
tors are: Jimmie Wills, Arthur and
Alice Wright, Miriam Flagler, Arthur
and Julia Richards, Frances Modin |
and the two Stinson children. This
list is not complete, but these have
been handed in the past week. The
two little girls of Henry Obermeyer
and wife have each a Liberty bond.
Let's see the list grow by next week.
Fred West has proved the good of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-28
PEARL

Our roads are very bad.
Wallace Mcdowell will move OF
his homestead soon and put in large
crop of grain.
Men are as scarce as hens teeth.
G.. w. Franklin was up from New
Plymouth last week and took out his
Buick. He stopped at the Jack Frank
lin home and took home his daughters,
Mrs. Kloth and Nora, who had been
visiting there the last two weeks.
Pearl is now grieving over the loss
of the popular young man who depart
ed for Oregon last week. We extend
our sympathy to the lady he left be-
hind.
Rinehart Schiller was a caller in
Emmett last week.
Mr.. Maxwell has moved to Emmett.
M. B. Smith is still working here.
Mary Handy has gone to Boise,
where she will have steady employ
ment.
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UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. G. X. Parks

A. c. Helmick has sold his ranch
to man recently from Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VanF'leet
and children visited Sunday with Mrs.
VanF'leet's parents in Emmett.
A number of new pupils have en-
tered school the past week.
Mr.. Stimsons expect to move to
town this week.
M. Nj. HAWTHORN, Charles VanFleet
and Bert Morehouse are helping John
Mcconnell at the sheep camp this
week.
Mr. Helmick started this week to
hunt new location for a home We
predict he will have TO hunt long
time TO find a place better than the
Mesa.
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Mr. Schadt and son of McCook
Neb., arrived Saturday Mr. Schadt
is the father of Mrs. P. A. Limbaugh
and F. C. Schadt. He expects to To-
cate here again.
Mrs. Whiteside and Mrs. Whitsell
entertain the U. A. Club at the White
side residence Thursday today.
Rev. Perry, pastor of the Ontario
Nazarene church, will preach at Cen
trial Mesa Sunday in place of Daniel
Hallstrom.
The following program of Feb. %
was well rendered by the school:
Song-Loyalty, by school.
Play-Rip Van Wrinkle, by Upper
Grade.
Exercise-Four Little Patriots.
Exercise and Song-Helpers, by
Lower Grade.
Song-Progress, by School.
Drill-Recruits, by Upper Grade
Boys.
Shamrock Minstrels, Upper
Grades.
Song and Flag drill by Lower
Grades.
The comfort was sold by 25-cent
chances; $3S.25 was taken in. After
the sell of the comfort free lunch
was served
Rev. Lathrop is holding meetings
at the Central schoolhouse. He be-
gan Monday night. Services will be
held every night for two weeks, ex-
cept Saturday night. Rev. Lanman
of New Plymouth is expecting to as
sist in the meetings. To everybody
cordial welcome is extended.
Mr.. Byers have moved to their new
home, formerly the j. w. Limbaugh
place.
Frank Luhr made trip to Ontario,
Ore, Saturday Mr.. Baker accom-
panied him to his home at New Ply
mouth, returning Sunday evening.
M. +. Lewis of Moscow is here in
this vicinity on business.
Miss Marler of Boise is staying with
Mrs. b. l.. Limbaugh.
The friends of Mrs. Earl Seaman
are all glad to see her improving so
rapidly.
Ora Strange, after an operation for
tonsilitis, is again back at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brogan and family
were guests at the Buck home Sunday. |
Mrs. Stanley called on Mrs. Bur
dell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grocer and family
spent Sunday evening at the Graves
home.
Mrs. Horton; daughter and son were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and b. L. Lin
baugh.
Mrs, Henry Meier and Melvin spent |
Monday with Mrs. r. Kraus. a..
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son Everett were Saturday afternoon
visitors with Mrs. E. Tennyson and
children.