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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
MADISON
Patriotic instruction at Weston
School Buhding-Seventeen
Year Old Lad Taken into
Charge - As
sociarion Meets

Commander Z. 6. EarrweL u y q
Weston Pos, G A. 2 accompanied ny
Rev. William Wood Rev. :. r.
Swan together WITH a delegation Of
LADIES rom Ma-cellus : Perkins 9.
4. +. Circle visited the westun school
building Monday afternoon for the
purpose II patriotic instruction.
There was an Interesting exhibit IF
the work done by me scholars n This
building. Later u TIE afternoon
Commander Eartwel accompanied ~
Rev. William Wood, Rev F. Farley
Rev Jas. S. Clark and Rev. I. E
swan visited the High school. A.
this place hers was al interesting
program by the pupils i~rterspe-sed
with speeches By -as visiting clergy
men.
Earl BrAdeen ~ax arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Elmer A6Ans Ssrur-
Gay On the charge Of breaking into
the residence ef Frank Smell on the
Arson side Of the I'VE When first
taken into custody Young Eradeen
who is only y years Ole vigorously
denied his guil, and only after be-
ing put through the third degree BY
the eficsr finally broke down and at
mIttec ms guilt. Eraoeen was tAken
20 ~Skcwnegan Monday for trial. anc
although held for the September term
Of ceurf. ne was pur under the ARE
of a pronAuon oficer with rne under
standing thai ne should 60 - WORK
al once anc turn al If his wages ever
to his methe-.
An informal meeting Of the Arson
Campmeering Association was held
Monday afternoon IN the vesrrv of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Among
those present from out Of own we're
Rev. e. L. Nichols. Rev. z. ". Ken
y ,san Of Nerth Anson. Rev L r.
swan Of Starks ana George Weston If
NorridEewock. II was voted 70 held
a ane-dav session or me last sunday
! August.
Chester Dunlap ~ Oakland was -he
e end guest ef his mother Mrs.
Annie Dunlap.
4 meeting AZ the Cleaners Club Of
the Methodist Episcopal churer vas
held Monday a: the home
of Mrs. Emma Briggs on Eealc
street.
Arraneeaents haze Beer cnrnrieree
for preaching at the Madison Uni
veusnltst church sacn Sunday even
ing through the month Of June by
Few, E. ". Webber Of HaIiewelI.
Madison High school base ball
team will play Skowhegan High
school team an the Old Point avenue
grounds Wednesday, afternoon.
A. 6. Rand PASSED the Weekend
with his parents in waterviiie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
FOR
DAY

AuCus-a-Eoner- A. Cory
EaStao~-Eev. James =. Weed If East
Ea--nny-aev. :. Z. Durnack. Au-
-usta.
T4-rIng.nn-Ma3or =. 4. Greene.
-n~1ar-6sv Ashley La LeAvIt-.
~EocE!and-n IdEe Frank s. Miller
E-ta-Iov, ca. z. M!llihen, n ae-er-
san:rd-Eev :. :. Koch.
eprinEvale-Eev. J =. Ronerrs.
<orwa Fred X u EInckIev
SnoIhaav H~aroor-Iov Car! z. N.iliken
n evening
Camden. N Cwina..
MonrouLa-Cr. ". =. Bartlett Of Lew
.Ston.
Nor-Tosewock-aev. c. 4. MCKINNEY
vas. sunner-Fraa-ls wigg,n Of Port
Turner-o- 4. VI, -w--cn.ll Of auburn
Pit-sneld-Rev. LEROY " Cnons, Eaver-
nil. Mass
Rsadne.n-Rev 3 5 hudson. Portland
Ch!na-Rev. z. s, Philbrook, Augusta.
Ma6ison-Rev. William Clements.
Athens-Eec. Z. Z. Duunach Of Al
Presuue 1 le-Rer ] G Gregor.
Greene-Ez-T Rowe
south Pari-Eev c. y. Rogers.
sucEaeld-R-v. 2 Il Brewster. Auburn
w~avne-Lieut- FANCY Bate.
1 as anlW,cs.s. E E + y E%isca ass7
Hou!Ion-vlilis E. Parsons Of Foxcruft.
Skownesan-Lyman l. Walton, o
North Ansen-Eev. z ". kenruson ana
Eer z. :. Baker
Nj vernon-hev. ". f. Wood, Az
csE.ana-Rev. :. a Ani-ckerpocker
East EooIahxy-Eer Peter Mcqueen.
rooks- {. Huzzeil, Belfast
observation-disclosures P. Barnes 5ouifon.
Sea-spcrt-Rev- Thomas martin
Buckspori-Eev Henry " Webh
Eas, wInInrnpJu g ;. - togg, Al
ErHWnt Berry of F-vehurE
LI,cafeid PlAgns-Rev. a a Walsh OF
clinlon-M-z. susie s~t.nchneia Williams
Of C%hesre--llie.
EinEnam-Eev = 6. Hat.
Fa1raeio-Rev z F Holman.
East Vassalhoro-hev. Paul :. Fhaien
Foxc-of.-Rev. Il. p. Huse.
L.herty-F. F Philips at Natsrto~n
Frank,in-Rov {. names q Ellsworth
FalIs-D. j NcGil!IcudCT OF
wintnrpp-Eev Y EDDY Bragdon.
Rnmford--- r. Carleton OF Winthrop
+ Carleton OF Winthrop, IN
PhiIIins-Eev. = II Grundy.
HaInpden-W Y. StoddArd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

RC--ER-Nurthern creamery extras
western do -.
CEEESE-New York WIN extras
ssMsss
CORNING. . yellow 1851 Ias-
EGGS-Nea-ay henner ostos1 ueEf-
e-n do. 5lQle
FLoUR-spr.ng pa tents -S-ib. SACKS,
ISL LEE
.AMBS-spr,ng gsM@
O~A-S-Faacv - 70 4c-ih sacks .dS9.
pORN-Mediurn hackE 6Tn
PCTATCtS-Ma.ne. rer ls lbs n car
lots. 2Ssd 90.
SJGAR-Eranulated. wholesale. 9@s
per 100 lbs. II bulk.
NEA--aND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
GAS AT
NAVY YARD
KILLS ONE. N:CRES II

Norlclk. "a. MAJ Cone man was
killed. taree ssrtous.v II ured ana = 9TH
ers BADLY hur. m d series nf expansions
during a ire coGav winch DESTROYED ne
hydrogen plan. a. tne Norfolk navy
yard.
Combined aro-.r nj i naras sc asnt-
ne .orce and u a-Ee 1.et o.: ~ugs pre-
vented ne spread Of me Sames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, May 2.
HCG-Receipts 3s.@. Market gener-
a.l~ Is TO 3 cents lower closed strong
-ace 1op 33N Estimated tpnnur-cw 40
00. Bulk of safes 1ssU41lb: mes ~
weight m6m4 medium weight -ss5a
ms; light weight ls0D9h3o3 lgat lights
lg75QlD6h AsAvy packing Slows snpnth
19256ls5D4 packing scws rough 1s'SQ1sD.
o.Es 1BUo4tS7b.
tArT-E-Recs,pts la.ucn. DQf stsers
mi butcher stock Il TO 3 csnts ioWsr
calves g to 20 cencs hiE.iar; stockers
anc feede-s slow 10 Is cent? lower. Es-
tomorrow Sa0o. Beef steers
Medium and heavy weight choice and
prime I675G I7S0 msdiun n good Iatta
1850: common and good Ti10d12@. light
weight good ana choice i.lAQl6oe; con-
mon and medium ldzSf3Sh. Butcher
cartle: Hs,ters s.sei4ab: COWS aO11iS
and cutters e4c9Sen. 9 caves
and handy weigh, l5coQIM taede!
STEERS 100BArls:s stock steers sd04L2G.
SEEEF-ReGeIpIs H.@N. Market strong
"a 3. cents higher. Estimated tomorrow
n.se. Lamns S Tbs Town 1s7fsflSTl 8
lbs. up l3Z5Ga65o: culis and common sh
a is.s springs f7aaQ 1850. YeariinE weth-
ers u40al2sN. Ewes Medium. good and
cno,ce ra6e1IlH; cults and cpmmo ic
6S7S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
FIRE N PORTLAND
DOES $4,000 DAMAGE

Portland, Ne MAY @.-Canage eEti-
mated IN sxcess Of So 800 70 the stock
o. furniture. rugs and draperies was
caused by FIRE. srnukr and water today
n the store OF me Walter Corey Co. On
Free street. The IRE was confined to
the third honr nj the annex. The loss
IL covered BY insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

---S - ! go 1890 f'-
COWS aov- -o about s65, Stock bulls
a-id 1roD S3a1-5.
The i've pou.L,- marker was lower
Win fowl S6aS6c. hr0ilars 50@55c
nd old roosre-s - &c.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
See ca--le-L. S-etson sald . 7u-ls
-Hn0 lbs a +Dc. Z cows 5000 lbs a.
nc. : COWS 95nG lbs a. Sc and : COW
-" lbs al &C. j 2 Newton sole >
BULLS @1-o ihs a. &c ana : COW 40
lbs al ) SO. C-.s L For,ush sold
: eancv oUl 600 lbs a. &c. ! COW
S. on : COW al 5 SIC. ! COW Il : 3-4c
and s. On. ! COW al Sc. = noloEnas Il,
Sc and Is cattle 6G-2c.
Veal calves. 7. Newton sold s
cal~es $50 lbs a. nc.
Hogs. .. Newton sold 5 hogs
go lhs e. &c. Otis 4 Foroush sold
. aIgs al IS sac. and 70 shores a:
& &c.
Mich cows. ,. E.v,on snld :
mixers a. so each.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. May .--The market was
very active with no Indications Of
any falling 81 the earlier spring &C.
nand. Supplies were heavy, with d
large Offering IN heavy horses.
Prices rule .sr-crg az most Of the
sales. excepting where big auctions
u army horses We're going OF. which
hurt somewhat on the fresh country
A,xn --h-~ -A,--~
good and Dig horses amongst them.
Last week closed out nearly a. Of
>~e m AerseE now expected. and
mere VIII ne only a fsw On sale tlie
week ina: were not disposed Of ar
me specially advertised sales. The
cry local rad developed int ac-
Jvlty during tae week. the demand
calling for heavv wagon and express
horses. The rest of The trade came
as usual from country buyers 1er re-
selling. and tnr farm work. There
were only a few carloads OF wood
horses on sale. and the supplies IF
ordinary seconds was light. hut of
better average quality nan a week
ago.
Good quality, heavy green era-ters.
l6s0d1am lbs. SOLD from sSoo14oo;
good quality. green draffers 15Dou
l65s lbs. sold from s::-5q t35e: heavy
wagon n express lorws. weighing
Up 10 1400 lbs. sold from s.nbd275,
chunks. from ssc-a@ss. sond quail
Itv acciimated horses from Sing
275t ordinary seconds from sbDaI.5.
Al the CRY Sale Stahies-J. {.
Keith sole 158 aEnv horses. = *
press carloads OF western aorseE. q
carload Of wood horses. ana some
nearby seconds. TRADE was active
with prices fairly steady considering
the large aInpUnt of horses SOLD Ut
The Wednesday, auction. This weak
the firm Will offer ! express carloads
of western horses. and . carloads of
contractors horses. AL at which will
ne If Eood weight
William Hurwitz sold . express
carloads of fresh horses
weighing around $500 lns. and aver
age S5se Zach. with some wagon and
express horses IN the lot selling
from saa5n go. They offered a lot Of
good acclimafed horses. young anu
only az wark a short time. which
weighed from I4g6A 15M Ihs. and
selling from 31Tsocsa This week
they viii have on sale . carloads IF
Illinois a Ohio horDs ana 4 sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
40 PERISH
WHEN FIRE DESTROYS
N

London. Nav "a building Used as a
barracks ny the acrupatlnn 7ro0ps II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mas been DESTROYED BY
IRE. Forty soldiers qerlshed and Z hun
dred were INJURED, according 20 d Cen-
tai News dispatch from Berlin VIA
CEpennasen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

This week Carrie 1877. gneep u,
calves 6sS1. hogs 50,45h.
Last ueeE Gale 1S5s. sheer IS
One year age Carte -4cs. sheep IT,.
calves 1851. noEs S.-s.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Carte c-, sheep S. calves o.. hogs =
TONE OF THE MARKET
The eastern train vas late reach
ing The yards and receipts eron ots-
er SOURCES wsre light. SO Ina very
little stock was offered during The
morning and trade was decidedly
Gull. On the whole. the demand for
beef cattle was quite good. although.
there was a disposition 10 await the
arrival OF the eastern train before
closing trade. Choice heavy steers
and ken sold II I5dI7c, good 70
choice cattle 1S@15c. and coarse and
thin oxen L1413c. The best heavy
csws and he,fers brought II - q
sc. with good quality cows 3 ia
II 1-ec, poor and Ordinary cows
: IL q 3 1-2c. and caIner and bo-
legnas GO &c. Bulls ranged from :
@i8c-
Yea calves were IN moderate sup
ply, with NO change n PRICES. Re-
celpts ef small calves are beginning
to deciine. and this competition Is
being reGucs6. Good average calves
sell from Is613c, with choice heavy
peals 13A 1$c and drinkers and grass-
ers and coarse calves q Small
calves sell from s3.5D@5 .5n each.
EGGS declined about half a cent
from a IA ago. Receipts Of vest
err hogs aI tina packing houses were
considerably nea vier but yard offer
.ngs we're not large. Live hogs sold
from q 1-"d. &c. and dressed hogs
from ESQ Is 1-ac.
No sheep or lambs were offered a..
the yards. The market III
nominal At 74loc for sheep and 10
@ 16c far !2Jnos.
Mich COWS "A far supply,
The demand held STEADY II the pre-
vious range Of prices. Good average
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
sN OK . MARKET
f.rs : ne -ay's Dealings IN All
RS -eac -- Stocks

TX Icy SCattii9S ~"
t-s Eat ~ Stocks
y =. ~ -DealingE OF the
: s1--4--e a7lv were again very
= L. I'D ing on.y by a small
& "ars~aav's TWO million
Z So IL winch established a
r " " ~ ears.
Hz& s-aaE n uncertainty mar
= -eSs-~. g mainly 10 the ap-
:' rluEv with IIE at
E- 0ut anal cuura-
! -Icl1v regular, DIS
ia gains.
ne day bore little
market conditions.
I = 4e- heavy EXPANSION
sVsa E winch doubtless az
.IA II ~-ler money tenden-
I- -asH1.ated spec;Aitiee. Also
~ .--lorarrs we're once more
F. =e~a.s Of speculative m
an wR-h nure active and
A1e 5--1sl0rAi response 70 re-
- = -nreIEn demand.
"a ana .lDG shares aEEerred
Z" D-1UInsnc e n the
E a4 s1i7pinGs. excepting
* rl-ed Fruit NOV
T NJ 0lis moved n
.n-tR".r -adlus out ended
E. nd ,osses
FsCz.e s Z : Rubber.
f7c.e Eood Products, In
..co.o- -lemica. anG Feru-
- ned much Of the
II La aou- with South.
s A-ct.. s--eA were rans-.v
g. ne. 0st-,ev!ng Only q
0ain-s reaction. but
8. sd a. q substantial
~ mounted 20 -,8G.00
-c--E ne hey first appear
-.EA. selling a. 9a.sS
-~olD holding arm.
.~@d Total safes.
II s =. 5000.
H@.f Unchanged on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

Wa veterans VII speak. Every one
Is cordially invited TO attend. n
ne evening the girls Of the normal
Class VIII eve a social besides the
very interesting program winch VIII
include a FARCE entitled Three Dear
FRIENDS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
Chicago P-euuee Market

Chicago, Nav -.
Prices ciehtened materially -odav n
une corn market owing Tor the most
DIET 10 me2eerness of the supply The
close wa hrrn a. o. 70 2 cents net high
er with Juiv 166s 70 1& 5-s Septem-
her I5S 60 TO 1S Is. 4 gained ia 10
Il aad PROVISIONS - 70 SO.
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SoCTH CHINA

Thursday afternoon. May "a. NJ =
o clock. there viii ne 4 memorial
service at The Academy. Some Of
the returned soldiers will be present
and tell Of their experiences uhile
ever there" Also some of the Civil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
WALL STREET

WALL STREET
Reported BY Hayden. 9fsne { Co.
Menbsrr New Yark Stock Exc. sns-
non Stock Exc. Sew York Cotton Exc:
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Brunch Once, ii Niddla st.. New Enc.
laud Telephone 11kz. -.
VI. =. POATEA. NH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

~ ?. o. BAiLEv COMPANY AUCTION
Executrix Auction Sale
Of the STOCK. fixtures and Office furniture Of the
Geo. D. Thorndike Machine Co.
Portland Pier
Wednesday, May Is, 1913, at 10 A. NJ.

Tne stack consists AZ enunek pnnps Int a large Quantity brass
,rn uana casburaturs vaveA mumers. Ionn -bronze shaftnG, rn
shnfane rnss and iron uniens t. es, els. nipples. bolts. nuts. cl-
lar cuupIinxs COCKS. propeIers. switches. whistler horns wrenches.
wste. uprkink 81. vi uans. Ersas n O u CUPS etc-e tr.
IN s,Inurnsn shhw casa desks chairs. typewriter, etc
Nv mdsr Of MA EY E TI5OENDIKE. Executrtx
mzv@1H
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms anr land for SAFE 81
ACRES. rear mono Coco -nan,
Z miles from Gardner s-rnan mouse.
sLanie and Darn al good repair fur
mace. Young orchard and n goDo cnn-
d,r1on . wells. Mrs. Wodeil Isl Man
Ave, Gardner
FAHM-Frve miles rom c1tr situated
on Bangor road. Cuts rom = - -
tons NJ nay Pasture : cows Wanc
for nome use. Never fa.ilnE water
supply Story and q na.t house. stasaie
and barn Fine location Near cleo
tr7c car sts1lnn Telephone ana eIec-
rrlc lights II anti Terms sasy J
z -ihbetts. Augusta. Name. 4. \ Te.-
gTe-W.
YOU may De 100 LAKE # YOU don : an
swer ~ once the Journal Want Ad
that interests you To-Day
YOUR nelghner knows that Tournal
Want AIS bring ~u.ck results a. low
cost.
KENNEEEC Journsl Want ADS, IN
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Boston Livestock Market
Especially reported for tbs ksnnsosc
~JouraA1.)
Stock Yards. Nay q.
MAINE
A. Brighton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

Of - aeac y horses n a c~crr-aCtor'r
sa.e aHG ne usua! Entry Of seconds.
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NV - 1-ocucs Market

~" - 1-oaucs Marsst
ew York. May =.
70 . red 1t eie-
f. >n : seilev - Sd
b. Wow York
aaca-n a31SS,
b., Tie Idle west m6t34N.
! III prime SUM-
-anf -.ls 'ctsner rs De-
F. ~ I'm
-eo --ce,prs 1A.S
-g~-L 49, Gaa extras 80
k.y scare. 503d56:
9S az. a.ocx current make
f. ~ea,a,t i..z5 fresh
81 -eEh gathered
~ tsd46, 40. south
esss.- - "a. and MAR
eg fne 70 fancy
L es n4-- 70 prime 40
p h. 90 gatderod
- 1;Aec -ell-s 4ssldsSs.
~ IT, se-uuna hni. 3ab
seEsc: 10 oal 1fs6Sf.
fSA.-aav -,
"-,ec
'o-F daury Marke.
a.c. " TorA, IA y.
a.. rfis.
@srr-- lL:F un banks 4.Ga,
aa.t .!s al. deynund
Ger --aae - canieE S.5S
"nc 81 cables a5i.
W. Z aries s.4s.
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Articles FOR SAFE g
WAGoN-Dunp car and Some
sma.l fooIs. some hardwood lumber
and soft. will De az the ta-n oa-l.r-
DAY. Mar = CA--oI Turner Farm.
80. Jefferson Gwen a. Turner GGn
IRON FENCTNG-A nout - q n
pine fence. = zee! nICa. ! MOI con1tc-
'lnus. Double running ienE-h. EooC
as new Taken apart 4 aClon A.
threaded. Suitable for CITY street,,
park. erc. Would eos! sl0M to dup!iCate
pnce Sc : n. .. Augusta Write ?
Q Common.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

TELEPHONE LOO and dix; ale voO-
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Want ADS bring quick results a CIV
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

The aggregate Of IiveF,ock a. E"lGh-
Ton. u ater-owa and me .oc-. slaughter
houses
This week Garlic 1877. sheen u.
calves 6sE-. noEs OFF.
Last week CaE-le 1S1S. sheep 5En.
calves 7N11. hogs c2T42
One wear ago. Carte I40s. sheep 5i@ee.
calves 1851. hogs S.ls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

cows sell rom S-n0G 81. with extra
caolce mixers ~ ia soc, and poor
COWS aov- 10 about s65, Stock bulls
.:ald rom s31g-5.
The i've pou!l-- -narke- was lower
WIN fowl $50 $50. hr01lars 50@55c
nc old BOOSTERS - q &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

Bought n any condition. Highest PRICES
Dald Tor old suiG. silver ana platinum.
Mai 10 American Toptn Co. 4a3 aan-
nEton ST. Scsion. opp. F.lsns =
nay@ ecu
The Jasper news., 1919-04-17
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Among the visitors at Salem Sunday
were Mr.. Metzger's family. They we're
entertained by Mrs. Karls.
Rev. Keys and wife were entertained
by Mrs. Kincaid Sunday.
Bick Bender is looking after the
lighting of the church.
Mrs. Follmer entertained the aid
Thursday. Quite number Of ladies
were present and they worked on a
quilt. Mrs. Follmer furnished refresh
ments and all had jolly time.
Mrs. Albert Berry entertained Mr..
Karls and family for dinner last week.
Virgie Bull was visitor at Salem
Sunday.
Mrs. Thad Stith received from the
Red Cross OF Jasper beautiful quilt as
present.
Mrs. David Wood spent Saturday
with Mrs. Ed Davis.
David Wood visited his son Will
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Gresham states that her
SCuUOl ~ ledsdhV i'lii SioSSo hSHV
| week.
Mrs. Role is no better.
Mr.. Askins is under the doctors care.
Mr.. Ogle moved to the Buster place
last week.
Miss Fern Metsger spent Sunday
with Misses Lucille and Meta Blauth.
w. A. Flowers spent Saturday at
Arlo Estey's.
The road west of Dewey is being
worked up in good shape. Jefferson
Avenue is also being fixed up.
Mr.. Law and family, Virgie and Cor
nea Bull, Raymond Foster and Mr.
Rusk and family visited at Jim Bulls
| Sunday.
Wheat is looking fine, oats up, corn
down lin the ground,) strawberries in
bloom and greens ripe.
Clarence Simmons and family spent
Sunday in Jasper.
The pie supper ut Carytown Saturday
night was we'll attended and about $50
was made.
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Charley
Thomas of Carthage visited Mrs. Tur-
ner's folks last week.
The Jasper news., 1919-04-17
BLUE AND BETHEL.
MISS EDNA YATES

Harris Coleman and family spent
Sunday with John Hefley and wife.
Mesdames Brous and Hurley Brown
called on Mrs. Lee Mitchell Friday.
Quite number of the children are
sick in this neighborhood, but all are
better except Harry Hiner who has
pneumonia.
Frank Amer and wife took dinner
Sunday with Callie Arner and wife.
Mrs. John Lucas and son Lester spent
Sunday with Silas Watkins and family.
Mrs. Geo. Lilly called on Mrs. John
Yates Tuesday.
Fred Mitchell and family visited
Sunday with Geo. Costley and wife.
Will Easement, who has just re-
turned from France, Is spending few
days in our neighborhood.
John Yates and wife and son Ernest
spent Sunday afternoon with Will
Wood and family.
Neva Hobson took supper Monday
evening with Geo. Lilly and family.
Guy Arner and wife are the parents
of a fine baby girl born Saturday.
Carrie and Frances Amer and Josie
The Jasper news., 1919-04-17
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

One of the best farms, with one OF the
best sets of improvements, in the best
farming portion of jasper County, and
in one of the best locations in Jasper
County, 40 acres located 31a miles Of
Jasper.
All nice tillable land, extra good soil,
has large groom dwelling in first-class
condition, with nice cement walks, good
cellar, 5 closets, good cistern, > g0ni
wells of fine water and cannot he
pumped dry, smoke house, coal house,
tool house, large hip roof barn almost
new, room for all feed necessary, holds
10 head of horses, has big wheat bins,
corn bin, large driveway, good hen
house, plenty of shade and blue grass
lawn, nice young orchard, and Just
ready to step into and 90 ahead without
having to make any repairs. Reason
for selling, owner lives in another state
and this farm is too far away for him
to look after. Inquire of Webb Bros,
Jasper Mo. 88.tf
The Jasper news., 1919-04-17
SHERIDAN NEWS.
Mrs. Joy KERNEY.

Leota McClintock spent the latter
part of last week with Charley Nc
Clintock and wife. +,
Frances Gresham spent Friday night
with Helen Gaddis.
Felva Bowers spent Saturday and
Sunday with Agnes Gresham.
Mrs. Floyd McClintock spent Friday
with her mother Mrs. Charley Keener
Bill Halle aud family moved into
the Boyd home Thursday.
e. ID. Boyd and daughter Leila, Bill
Halle and family and Carl Deninger
and wife spent Sunday afternoon at
John Gresham's.
Floyd McClintock and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Char
ley Keener's.
Lydia Van Burskirk, Joy Kerney
and family spent Sunday afternoon at
Oscar Faskin's.
Charley McClintock and wife spent
Sunday at Will McClintock's.
Bob Gresham aud family spent
Sunday at Fred Gresham's.