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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

NCRTH-Rev- George B. Davis
made a trip to Waiduboro Tues6is--
The Ladies' Aid INST "wednesday
afte-ncun with Mrs W. & Walter.
E. r. Stain Of Feylsr's Corner vas
caller IN this mace Tuesday.
E c. Tezgne has been confined to
his home TOR the past several DAYS
suffering from an attack Of plea.risy-
Mrs.. Elmus Shuman. vino has been
passing a few DAYS with Mrs. Victor
Buruheimer In Waidoboro returned
home Wednesday,.
Nr. and Mrs- Edwin Sprayue Of
Huslindale. Mass. are visiting rsia-
lives and friands in this placs-
Mr.. and Mrs ". Everett Shuman
hnye bssn cartng fur . q. SrahFs
place while they hzve been passing a
week n their cut1aEe ut Muscungus-
". r. TsAgue made husinaas trip
10 Warren Tuesday
Mias Alice Newbert In attending
High scsanui at Wniduhnru.
Or. end Mrs.. vicfnr v. Thompson.
supervisor of schDols. WINS IN tins
place Thursday.
Ars. Frsd Peabody and daughter
RNth. who have been visiting reia-
tives In this place have returned to
their home in WARREN
Miss Dorothy L ShumRn attended
church ut Crfs Corner Sunday with
Rev and Mra- Genrge d. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrx. Milton I Sprsgue of
Winsl0wss Nils were in this place
sunday afternoon calling.
EnFfe1l 9idelineer Of South WASH
ingtun was in this place ON hsHiness
Saturday.
Mina Sadie Neyier. q trimmed nsifse
ffum DUVer. n. H, b vistfzn& n1 pAr
eufs. Mr.. ana Nrs. e Z. Esyisr
Mr.. ana lGs1L E1tjsh HazrlmAn ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
Sick or


t.s well keep your fivcr active
rEV0id irregular hatirs winch lead 60
eripanon CIR intestinal indigrstinn.
q overload yourstcmach with indi-
raie too6, rirh pastry, candy and
@s winch do Won NO guud and may
IN hiiiDusness or dyspepaia. ieav-
e r-acesln your face On cumpiexiun.
Fsll the outdoor exercise yuu can, rer
rznare al SLEEP, and you win ied well
Eisok well ali rne time.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

l-aNs ~ vJui Cs AE
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asnsss. Ev the above
sstluns, aiso try Z
r 1nse OF l. F."
eud s Medicine afr1
and Won viii suun
pc ne difference IN
ionKs and feelings.
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p large botrle- 50
IL your dealers.
Medicine Co.
zn0. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Criminal Cases Taken
Up Tuesday

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and ID &s1nnusd-&suesnc im-
nd in 0Es.r c-psyurrns
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Tn Auxuuta Iuuutrsu.i cuurr m
$500 m anuust .s,,.rr .,,H ,rS1l
m. t,rmznlaiunur. Mr. GrlIRi. Fhuizex.
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Enwtu5I. vns cuunnea fuv. ss,e rr~nur,-
dent - Couuf.y Atrunrv Wast.r
n. 9nuhuxu FAR TIM Stas~ =
TIM tumnluanaut Mrx GolS7se
Rhodes az Azzxzzsta. rssf1f,sd tsz.r hsr
hazne in in IiRes-rv. that sim hnA 6pr
ues.sv heen 9mn,ured At tne Aurustn
state huupisna and that alta In y
ysars Of ana. She testified To nesting
Mr.. Daring ana MY. smith ana stat
I'D rs.ar am "Wednesday evening. Aurs
u. she hnd eune IN the Hartford
Hnuse. wnere shs stxyuued with her
Cousins. Baruice ana Rachei Powell
M Darrins and Mr.. Smith also
rournrd AT the Hartford Ecuse md
Mrs. Rhodes and MIR. Darling becarne
vs,-y <,-irnsav Durinr t,er VISIT of
Svn davu with hsr cu,,siy,s NJ TIM
Harfrrrd Eoua. she had a man
cuarrrl with Mr., Darling INIT they be-
r.rn> <rsznsSs aeu1n- On Saturday
morning. Aur 1s. she had left the
hartford F5unse r.-v earty. M about
m <,,r ina Sfa-. ncsritaa where she
vas amnIuvas ny Darling waikea
along vifs, nar h,rt rur ar hsr -e-
0r,.sr w. r,srsinp ,,as .~u.-as -;,nes
:. gl..s anuuv Ms Rbod.z ana be-
cons,nz rninr Tn p,r4aand vhe.-e he
w,uld alsc 20 eur .,nr,cyrneut- When
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

al Poulin Of this city under
argica. treatment Tuesday
a ne Augusta General hos
Ss cunairinn last evening WINS
sa as comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
Charles E. DOWNING

RufI-Glr

cdicer Of the oar, Capt Hugn pcFle.
Iusuuh Hrunn has finished his duties
M thu uranch and gone 10 his nome IN
Arlingtnn. Mass.
Ervinr Stuart. CLERK in the Hune post
affire has entered the University o.
Maine. taking up the asricniIlr1i
cpurne.
The returns rum turirughs Tuesfta'
w.,- Abraham Prince from Tugus laK1
and I.uke Pn-s frum Skuwnesan-
TIA t,rnernl uf tins late Alunzo d
pgvu viii be held frum the Hume
cnxues NJ 10 A II. Wednesday. Rev {
L Temple officsnting.
The funeral of the late Thompson M
Brown was held trum the Horne cnHpei
NJ IA n. Rev. c. E. Temple ufnciat-
mn. IN r.maius vsrs talen To HaMp-
den fur tnfermsnf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

ence OF Cushing were rs1.nI - -. oh
Mr. Harrimanss sister Mrs- h7i.He
BoEues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

wednesday, csansrf Proersm
Mx.rh-sThs suirit Of 1ss2.' Laug.esr
orerrue-''LA Sirene. Anoer
waaszes crum "Pinafure.' sullivan
Selseriun frum ''Chilperic. arr. Aerves
Song rur Cnrnst-''The Vacant Chair.
RoDf
War Memories. or Day IN Camp in
1Rsr" Reeves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

- Anrang Of this city 10 q
u me grand Jury fur flne
aesm Of thu c. G. disfsuf
= Portland which baean IN
n'ons TuesdRy morning In
for the term. At the
So sessinn HarDsrr 4. Lucke
was admztead 10 practices
De I. 8. courts rpun mntion
attorney Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
lYKENNEBEC JOURNAL

= thanizS. obituary nrf;cea. res-
- a. respect. etc. viii oe
go a. the rate Of ten Giants par
No charge leas thHn % centR.
iaErs whp tAii ID receive the
@- promptly viii cunfer q fRvur
-s''iy.ns me ONCE .mmediafely.
~ssnesrsy, Sau4anhsr n, 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Miss Leta Stewart and Miss Mil
dred Mitchell OF this city are leaving
ON an outing for Two weeks n the
hume Of their COUSIN. Mrs. Irving Nc
Donald AT West Day, Gouidsburp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

a shaw, representing I'm
Aluminium Co IN this city.
cnsd 10 his hume in BAN
se-snns illness In his family.
- o2 the noun train, Tuesday.
Z Andersen Of EaIln-
surgical patient n TIM
General hospital, where on
ne underwent treatment.
on yesterday was report
axnraais.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

aFN of fhnNtrn
e@ % hank nur nesrhhurs and
s -ne'r kindness shown IN our
~ sensnt and fBr ths nnny
: nnsai arsransa.
| SARAH a ERAyTnN
and Re1x<fvas.
uuur44H3xs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

LIE 0EL8u06 NAE l1lt<1 SL6+50 1y
Attorney 6Ewtelle il being general
denial Of the charEe-
The respondent. Fred Darling. tes-
titled about his nesting Goldie
Rhodes and giving presents to her.
She had sune To the Hartford House
fur tsw days visit with hsr cuus-
ins VIM roumsd there and were am
riryed az the Augusta Shsam iaun-
dry. On the morning OF Ang. 16 OAR
ling had accumpauiHd Mrs Rhodes
70 the Augusta State hospital. WHARF
she was employed. but respondent de-
MED that there had heen any threat
sued azRuit or TINT he had carried
his revolver with him He tesri-
ned that Mrs Rhodes and Rachel
and Heruice Powell had talked OVER
with him the matter Of going to Purf-
land fnr employment Cp0n cross-
exx1tukf3nn rezpundGnf tnarSdnd
about his different empluym1nts.
Deputy Shnr4N LinWnod 2. Duttnn
tnntti1nd fi1nt Tuesday mnrning he
hnd heen preaentsd with subp0enas
nor tW0 witnesses. Cdlcer William
C1rbafr and Carrie Myers. He Ind
nuund ONT that hufh were cut of tUwn.
unnn cruuD-exnminnxtnn IL aupaarud
oxapE Cmbmt wus ON hin vacation.
Attorney SawtaIls than arxued for
tina docenps md County Attnrnev Gam
burn mr. the Stztn, aud Judre Beanie
sAre the Charge 20 the jury.
Aftsr dniibarzfiny upun I'm c..eJ
ahgut hnlf m huur TIM jury hrsnuhf
IN fhe vEsilkGf. gnilfy-
Judge Haans mpnssd ssnhanne
upun rs1p1nAaut TINT In fxxEninh
sirsfiaa in the sum gf &60B tn ks9p
pence fcr TIM rarm Of ons year and
. p9y onum mzed 1t e2k.
In TIN snrnnd cnss ag1inDf Darling
n winch hs was chazged with enszy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
BAD NURSERY STOCK
REACHES MISSISSIPPI

STARKVILLE, Miss, Dec 5. (Spl.)--
r. w, Harmed. state entomologist, has
Issued to the farmers OF Mississippi /.
vigorous warning against one of the
most serious dangers now threatening
the orchard industry OF the state. Mr..
Harned's statement Is as follows:
Many nursery plants are being deliy-
cred at this time. The state nursery
Inspector has discovered that certain
nurseries are making illegal shipments
OF nursery stock into Mississippi Ship
ments Of plants affected with crown
gall. root knot, and San Jose scale
have been discovered, condemned and
Every order \ Of nurhmU planta de.
livered In this state se6lMd be accom-
panied by n certificate OF the state
nursery Inspector OF Mississippi Each
person receiving plants from nurs-
cry should look carefully for the GER
tiflcate from the Mississippi nursery
Inspector, The plants should be re-
fused II the certificate Is not present
and the nursery inspector, agricultural
college, Mississippi, should be immedi-
ately notified. The certificate tag
should accompany each order the order
for one plant AS well as for thou
sand,
All persons purchasing plants should
also personally inspect each plant for
root knot, crown gall scale, or other
serious pests and notify the nursery
Inspector Immediately of any disease or
pest discovered, These inspections
should be made OF all plants even though
they are accompanied by certificate
tags
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
NO RECOGNITION
OF UNION SWEARS
OPERATOR MCCOY
Coal Official Says Mine Owner
Will Hire Men That Quit
Them and That Closed Shop
Is Closed Issue

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 5. (spl.)-
Iennessee-Kentucky operators will de-
mand no recognition of the United Mine
Workers Of America, according to ]. e.
Mccoy secretary Of the Southern An
ralachian Coal Operators association
with headquarters here. They will not
agree to operate their mines 'by per
mission or any organization, he de-
cared; They viii also insist upon an
eight-hour day, and the right to en-
ploy whom they desire. The operators
WIN insist upon the right OF each en-
ployer negotiating with his own en-
ployes. They win pay wages adequate
with the individuals efforts toward
maximum production
Further discussing the attitude Of the
operators toward the mine workers
union, Mr. Mccoy said:
substantially all the coal that is be-
ing produced In the United States today
comes from nonunion operations,
whose employees enjoy equally as high
wages and as favorable conditions as
would obtain under operations of a
closed shop or strict recognition OF the
union; then why should the mine own
ers consider entering into a contract
with an organization which does not
Keep its contracts; that defies the law,
and can not even control its own
members, ana Is constant menace to
industry, and trouble maker gener-
ally.
THE contention of the United Mine
Workers officials, in what Is known as
the central competitive field, was in
sufficient compensation. That was the
only issue presented at the Washington
conference, After the government au-
thorities have gone into the question of
compensation, United States Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield announced that the
operators should pay their employees al,
Increase In wages amounting to IA per
cent, and which the operators should
absorb in the present selling price,
meaning, Of course just that much
higher cost Of production, without a
higher selling price.
The mine owners promptly complied
with the decree OF Dr. Garfield, pro
posing to pay the increase of IA per
cent, and the fact that the United
Nine Workers rejected this settlement
and refused to return to work, makes
clear the only issue--autocratic dom
nation Of the unlon--with no rights
reserved to the mine owner, except to
furnish tho money to pay the unwar-
ranted high wages that they have de-
handed
"If the operators in this field sign
up contracts with the United Mine
Workers as Mr.. Kellar expressed the
belief they will, they have less judg-
ment than | give them credit for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
SEVEN CLUB GIRLS
WILL VISIT WASHINGTON

SPARKVlLLE, Miss, Dec. g. (Spl)-
Seven canning and poultry club girls
from various parts Of Mississippi left
In party on Dec to visit Wash
ineton, n. c. They will be chaperoned
BY Miss Lula Tunison, state agent in
charge OF girls clubs, and Miss Mary
y, Johnston, canning club agent The
records Of these young ladies may well
make others wish to engage in similar
club work. Their names and records
follow:
Miss Valerie Herring, Poultry club,
Pamela county, net profit $525. 85.
Miss Vivian Smith, Poultry club,
Pearl River county, net profit 1855, 25.
Miss Alta Sue Brown, Union county,
Poultry club, net profit s29666
Miss Gregory Russell, Lawrence
county, Poultry club, net profit S256.3 SO.
Miss Mamie Ella Ward, Jasper coun-
ty. Canning club, net profit S1sl.1S.
Miss Osma Strahan, Copiah county,
Canning club, net profit sl90,l4.
Miss Fife Ayers, Montgomery coun-
~ Canning club, net profit $25916
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
=
KNOXVILLE FIREMEN TO
QUIT UNION LABOR

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 5.-Mem-
hers OF the Knoxville fire department
will discontinue affiliation with the
International Association Of Fire Fight
ers BY a vote Of 81 to l6 the fire
men voted to sever their connection
with organised labor, In a meeting held
late Wednesday afternoon at the Com
merce avenue fire hall c. M. Harris
presided and counted the votes which
were sealed,
BY vote Of 46 to 25 1t was decided
to devote money in the union treasury
used TO purchase flowers for burial OF
members In the event Of death
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
YAZ00 GINNING RECORD
FALLS OFF IN YEAR

YAZOO CITY, Miss, Dec. g. tSpl)-
ihzoo county's ginning record to Nov.
"A Is 1925 bales for 1911 as compared
to $4,000 bales to the same date last
year Between Nov. IA and Dec the
YaSoo City gins have girned 1000 bales
and the remainder OF the county has
giL1ed an additional 2 ooa bales making
the total ginning 10 Dee I about 1900
bales.
Comparisons OF the RECORDS last year
and those completed this year leads To-
cal cotton men TO estimate this years
total crop at 10000 bales as compared
TO IS 0Nn hples last year
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
R0TARlANS TO CARE
FOR J0NESB0R0 TOTS

J0NESBORO, Dec. 5. (Spl. )-Tho
Rotary club decided at their luncheon
yesterday TO give Christmas tree at
the city auditorium for the city's poor
at o'clock Christmas afternoon, Ward
tain who are needy and report to the
club Admittance will be by ticket,
furnished by the committee, A fine
treat will be given the little folks, also
splendid program
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
LAND STILL HIGH.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Dec 9. tSpll--
Madison county land IL still being
eagerly bought at high prices, -Four
hundred and twelve acres, In various
tracts In the New Market neighbour
hood were sold At auction yesterday ut
prices ranging from s56 TO s2ot an acre,
some OF Il being mountain land
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
BAPTTSTS OVER QUOTA,

ports being co5niled Of All APP Rantist
churches in the West Union associa
ton, which includes churches IN Nc
Cracken, Marshall, and Graves coun
ties, indicate that the quota set for
the association IN the $4,000, 900 cam
paign will be surpassed when final fig =
ures are totaled, Practically all the
churches have reached their quotas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
w o. w ELECT

HuNTSVlLl.E Ala. Dec. g. (Spll--
The members OF Maple Leaf camp,
Wcodmen OF the World, have elected
James f. Nenebal consul command /:
Joe d. Giles, advisor lieutenant; w. r.
clerk; l., l.. Williams, escort Robert
Newton, Waterman, and h. Joe Collier,
manager.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05

ARKANSAS AOJUTANT
GENERAL RESIGNS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. nee 5. (Spl)--
LLOYD England, edjutant- general OF the
state for the past seven years, has ten
dcred his resignation to Gov. Broush
and Col, Joe Harris OF Monticello, has
been appointed TO succeed HIM II was
announced this morning
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-05
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money back
offer. Tastes fine; costs trifle. De-
livered anywhere by our Memphis
agents. Oliver Finnie Co. Phone them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-12
HOBART

Mrs John Sterling and Miss Mabel
vonselov OF East Chicago were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
johnson.
Mrs j F. Griffin and son Robert.
Of Valparaiso, visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fleck over sunday
Members OF the Thursday Evening
Cluh gave a birthday surprise party
on Mrs J L. Fiester last Saturday
evening
Frank Barnes has purchased the Ar
thur Eckerty home in the Hobart Park
addition.
The Hobart Motorcycle Club gave a
series Of races at the Valparaiso Far
Grounds last Sunday. which were vel
attended b. many Hobart and Nalpar-
also fans. -Four Of the main "a ces
We're won by Marvin Hoover. OF Hob
art
Mrs. n Wagner and daughter Hell
en- OF Chicago. are visiting at the II
E Keilnan home.
Rev j. c. Whit has returned from
a weeks visit at Marion. Ind.
Mr. Frank Wilder and family left
on sunday for a motor trip and TO
visit through the West.
Geo. N Flcck and A. Eckerty were
Chicago visitors ~ Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-12
ROBERTSDALE

Miss Helen Hines gave an alumni
mum shower at her home in Superior
avenue in the West Park Addition, in
honor of Miss Ethel Breckman, who
will be married some time next month
10 Herbert Klemm Ethel received
any useful articles in aluminium ware.
The home was beautifully decorated
and the evening was spent in music
and games and a dainty luncheon was
served
Mr.. and Mrs. frost OF Kimmel. Ind.
spent a couple OF days at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs E. Freese Of Myrtle av-
enue
Mrs. II. Thiesson. who Is confined
at st. Bernards hospital. in Chicago
IS still very seriously sick
Miss Deneen Broderick is spending
her vacation at Marion. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs H Breckman OF Atch-
ison avenue. entertained the formers
sister. Mrs Mackle OF Chicago over
Sunday
The Y. P. A. will hald It's regular
meeting at the home OF Miss Lillian
Zcrver Of Myrtle avenue on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ed. Langohr spent Friday
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs Jake wichorst Of West Park
Addition is entertaining her sister
Mrs F Lingham of Colonia. Michi-
tan for afew weeks
Mrs John Brown q Myrtle avenue
T. stiH. quite iii with severe cold and
Is unable to be out.
Miss Lillian zerver visited with her
friends n Chicago oyer sunday
Mrs J Ellwood Of Reese avenue.
has returned to her home after a two
weeks vacation visiting relatives at
Decatur. i'll.
The lit'is son Of Mr. and Mrs Roy
Moore is quite III at their home with
whoopins cough
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-12

John Nevada OF East Chicago was
arrested on suspicion of having been
implicated in the robbing of the pool
room OF Martin Keninick at 121st ST.
and Chicago avenue. when 500 in cash
and q gold watch We're taken. He
was released on 800 cash bond.
A number OF Whiting boys gave
Welcome Home for their soldier
friends on Saturday night. where
dancing party attended by fifty couple
was held in The A. Baran garage in
Schrage. avenue Music was furnish
CO by the Mihalco orchestra and
bounteous refreshments were served.
The party broke up in the wee small
hours of the morning, the boys feel
ing they had been accorded royal
welcome home.
Miss Eleanor Maran Of schraage
avenue has gone to LaPorte. Ind. to
visit for a few weeks.
Mt. and Mrs David Pritchard and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
lison and son returned home sunday
from a motor trip to Starved Rock.
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WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

NJ - -
r 9eilAins ana
n'er ana MI ana Mrs Frank
on'ierlo, motored 20 wilmington. Ill
"hele they visited the lat-
at ana MIs. hagle3-
Mss Ashes
80. IT. Aoiiie VII heE toF
- ie'
Miss Margaret Williams IS spending
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Peyton Richardson OF Sheridan av-
enue IS visiting in YpsilantI. Mich
Misses r4szs1 Nfiles an. E~,s Ira+a-
are vlsttire, IN sontb Ren5 whore NO..
,bs 60 80 W. " ee>9 ''1 =
C-ba-1As shorts o, Peonsv1,-anis av-
enue has gone 70 Franklin pa to he
tho guss+ ~ his ,arar+s for ,braA
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r Durran Of
Pennsylvania avenue. left sunday ev-
eninR for Pennsylvania to spend a two
weeks vacation.
r1a " = rsafas Ats socia,,- p,tli
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-12
ROSS NEWS

Mrs Homcrist and Mrs. Omeo were
Gary shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Muiselar and Mrs.
soer from South Holland. visited with
their sister. Mrs B aJnsen. over sun
day
Mr and Mrs Koedyker visited G.
j. schoon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. p. u
schoon called on Mr. Oms. and to-
together they visited their brother. a.
schoon. who underwent serious
operation at St Margaret's Hospital
saturday c. ]. schoon and Henry
Nimitz visited Mr. Schoon at the
Hammond hospital sunday
Rev Wilkinson hiied the pulpit at