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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Mrs. Elmer Martins was Carroll
passenger Friday
j. w. Lewis had dental work done
at Carroll Saturday
Miss Grace Martins made trip to
Carroll Saturday.
Miss Muriel Jenkens finished school
| in Des Moines and returned home ia
spend the summer months with her
parents.
| Miss Lucille Pruter spent Wednes.
lday at the Henry lessen home.
Edward and Charlie Boiler return
ed from their visit in Omaha. r
Miss Helen Sievers is spending the
week at the Adolpih Schoenjahn home
Miss Mildred Button spent Saturday
in Carroll visiting friends.
John w. Dunlevy, of Lansing, Iowa,
spent a few days at the M. c. Button
home. be-. .&. 49,.
The Helping Hand of the Presbyte,
rian church rendered Miss Irene
Dohse a kitchen shower in honor OF
her approaching marriage. Many use
full and practical gifts were presented
to her. A feature of the evening was
a mock marriage. the contracting part,
les being Mrs. c. C. Somers as bride,
Mrs. Late Evers, groom, Mrs. ,Thos.
Button officiating and Miss Ada Con-
rad as ring bearer. Mrs. A. w. Starek
gave the bride away. Mrs. Starek al
so rendered a very appropriate selec-
ton entitled "Ml Irene" Mrs. Mar
garet Moeller presided at the piano.
Following the ceremony dainty two
course lunch was served by the ladies,
after which they departed for their
homes with many good wishes for
Miss Dohse's future happiness. II
Otto Pacholke returned home Sun
day morning after several months in
France He says. the old town looks
good to him and he is sure glad toget
back to the good old U. S. A. 6ti ftss
Miss Mildred Button was passen-
ger east Monday afternoon Il,
Will Meyers received word Saturday
from his brother, Charley, who has
been in France for several months,
saying that he had landed at New
York and would soon be home
hlS. IOSC lc4t 1uOuudy Unwilling lV1
her home in Atlantic after visiting
several weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Starek.
The Children's day dance at the five
mile house drew quite a crowd in spite
of the rain
Mrs. Grace Tarpy returned. home on
Saturday from Carroll, where she had
been receiving medical treatment.
Little Theron Charles Petersen, son
of Mrs. Will Cissna, died last Tues
day of spinal meningitis following an
attack Of the flu. The little fellows
years were but a few on this earth
and the last few weeks were filed with
suffering. He was very patient and
often inquired about his Sunday school
class, AS a member of this class he,
with his little classmates, received
testaments as a reward for being the
banner class few days before his
death. @ ta.si ~
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HAD HIS DESIRE REALIZED
clemenceau Wanted to Come Into Con-
tact With the Private Soldier,
Gal and He Did! -,

On one occasion when Premier
Clemenceau visited the French army
at the front, says contributor to
Je Sails Tout, the general who was his
host suggested 8 sightseeing trip, but
the premier declined the invitation.
General" he said, u did not come
here as a tourist; have only one
purpose, and that Is to come into d.
rect personal contact with the private
soldier. wish to see hin as he faces
the enemy" .--,,' - 1880. .'f IN
sss tsIn, this sector, Twas the, reply, ~
10 easy to do that. At post 8 there
a-e only four meters between the
poi':l and, his adversary" ss,24sse4st
Very Weiiy said Clemenceau. II
tfsh to gosto post ST.
y Complete Silence reigned IN the
trenches where, the soldiersfstood,; gun
iln hand, sreadysto 60 '.Qvef The top"
IETheir faces were tired and deeply
lined; in them were the traces of
suffering and of anger. These men
asked no favOrs, but they 1OrgaVe
nothing. In their eyes shone a de-
3termined resolution to win, and then
to punish. When the party reached
the covered passage leading to post 8,
the guide told NJ. Clemenceau that for
the remaining distance he would have
to crawl upon his stomach, and in
that fashion the premier advanced
until he met a sentry. There for an
instant he forgot that he was not In
the tribune Of the senate and, speak
ing loudly, said: ~.
"Well, my, friend, what"
4. A hard slap cut the sentence short,
'"Shnt up'' Kissed the sentry. Cant
you hear that Boche coughing?"
The soldier never doubted that his
blow had saved the man who was
destined to lead France to victory.
He had treated NJ. Clemenceau like a
comrade. The premier had been near
indeed to the private soldier; he had
come into direct personal contact with
him. Hes desire was realized.-Youth's
Communion. ., A..
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skENWooD ITEMS

John Wendt, A. Bell, S. Mahnke and
Paul Fiene, of Charter Oak, were Dem
ison business callers Thursday.
Hans Bohnker was a Dow City Wis
itor Thursday. .i,.n;uh al4
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Mahnke, on
Friday, daughter. f!tl sE
The dance in Kenwood Saturday
was not success on account of the
bad roads. There will be another on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. #. Petersen and fam
lily spent Sunday evening with the
VIM. Vogt family. .
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JACKSON ITEMS
! j i + j. ~ + +

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rckers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rickers and Miss Anna
,Sohl spent Saturday evening at the
Fred Rickers home.
Fred Sohl returned to his home in
Willard, Neb., Friday. .y !
VIM. Dettbarn and son, Hugo, trans
acted business at West Side Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell were
visitors at the Edward Rickers home
Friday evening. @ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calhoun and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Groan
and children were pleasantly enter
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spending few days with their son.
William, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rickers and MISS
Anna Sohl spent Wednesday evening
at the Gus GertZ home.
At the present prices of strawber.
ries the landlady is convinced that
they are not healthful.
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS 3

sTfIf'f 4
Mrs. M. S. Torrey is in Sioux City
visiting her son, David. and family. :
C. IA. Stark, manager OF the ,People's
store,sis in Cedar Rapids this week at
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MADISON

Harry Monroe was arrested FRI
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Elmer Adams IN the charge of as
sault with inren, 10 rape On little
Meivfna Priest. the daughter of M
and Ms. Arthur Priest of Arson.
The alleged aagaulr 10 said to have
taken place n the Punty home IN
Highland Park Anson. On April
18th. Young Monroe. who is about
L years Of aga. il the son of john
Monroe of Madison and when cues
toned by The officers FRIDAY night.
after being taken ID the county jail
IN Skowhegan. admitted mis- guilt
and gave details of the affair. An
other person said to be tmpuca.e ed
IN the affair has bean summoned as
a witness. The trial will he held in
skowneEan SATURDAY.
The funeral services of Mrs vesfa
A Page were heiG FRIDAY afternoon
a. her late home. Rev WiIiian
Wood officiating The burial was IN
the Forest Fiji cemetery. Mrs. Page
was a native Of Sta-ks and was ~
vsR-s. months and Il DAYS old.
The funeral services Of Elijah HiI-
ton. who was drowned Tuesdar
night at Buffers Ferry m Sand
River. were conducted by Rsv. WI
liam Clements Thursday a. the home
Of Mrs. Robert Hamilton in Arson
The inferrnenr was in the Athaarr
cemetery IN Starks.
Mrs. Flora Durreil and Otno z.
Sawyer. who were called To Madison
the first Of tne week By the illness
and death Of their SISTER. returned
Saturday morning to whitinxsvtlie
Mass.
Mrs. A T. Jack. who was in town
Friday TO attend the funeral uf a
relative. returned 70 Fa-minErun
Saturday morning.
M ann Mn. Bernard CSibhs.
Charles H. Clark. M,s. Il. II.
Haines. left tcwn SATURDAY, On n
fishing Trip 70 MousehNnd Lake
H E. Giidden, William Mcrrispn.
John Clement and Jaase Athsarn
left Sa1urday forenoon for a few
DAYS fishing in the Muxie rexion.
william B. Gilman of Sourn Glens
Falls. ~ Y. Is visiting reiat.uss in
tnis vicinity.
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/. Q. Q. =. Anniversary serv.c.

The First Bapusr church was n.
scene Of la-ge congregation of
people Sunday WREN the members
Of ne ODD FeIluw and Rebeka..
Lodges attended Divine worship
there IN observance Of the Tooth an
nl7ersa-y Of Odd Felowsri 10 n Am
er1ca. Beautiful flowers were used
10 oecnrale the interior Of the ec;-
nee and the munc under the d.-.c-
Ion of Mrs. Phiio Steward with M
howard F-1enr a. the arEzc was
especially pleasing. Eic:Ia-d Turner
sang II Cod So Clothed The Grass =,
TT SiscnoH and the anthem hv the
choir was "Grea- GOD Of Na,,uns, ."
Isr. Q. Il Tracy. Ph.D., deI5versu a
nasfsreN address upon the ext.
The works ma: I do shall re Do
alsn. taken from Jonu - =. and ne
sac SUBSTANTIALLY n openinc
Brothers If Ca--aoassetr Lodge
anc SiFcs- aeoekahs. 7 C.vs vou
a nearly welcome here. welcome
YOU as a brother vino has long been
n me fellowship IF your order :
welcome y-ou also n the name of our
church We are glad 10 hsvs v,r,
WITH us and TIE more pleased since
Iais Is The celebration Of voI- 1ps,n
annIversa- Of ODD Fellowship i,
America and IS being ceiet,ra. al
EVERYWHERE n ne Land This -,vas
n the dav and the occasion an m
Wonted interest. One hunu-ncrn ar
1IversaTleE do non come twice IN me
-Lter-rne : hundred Years hence NJ
doubt ODD Fellowship viii no ~
very considerable community and =
IS not unlikely caat I vii still b.
1ouristine a1G II my De our child
ren tnild-en VII help u ceiehrs- .
me -nhta anniversary with POND and
cH-e,norv. Bur long az. that AZ 72u-
are now on earth vii. have passed
Into The g-eat beyond and all -ne
ilgnieous viii Dc wearing ne glitter
ing GLADDEN. Of sle-oa, immortal
youth. the crown Of eternal life
TIL our time comes We must bn cjl-
gent nd i'll az he swiftly Av;nr
days n the service uf t.ose ldeals
T'llc.2 are embodied n ne neg. n
su-ut1uRs ~ our country a0C Of
w'ncn we ara me cusrod.ars. Into
our hands have oeea corornlr7ee;
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SouS!Sct k-0EGTy Wen. over me Top
N her ff.a Liberty Loan campalEn.
exceeding ne- allotment by from
s11n.0ee 10 s1.G.D0a. according e the
figures -eceive6 here ny County
chairman. s. " PhiIhr,ck. Saturday
evening Every -Ewn mad practically
gone over the Top d. taa1 tine.
SkcwneEAos allotment S:1a.oD0, re-
suited IN subscription af Sc6E. 800
Up 10 Saturday night, the American
Wooden Co. having srnscr1heu SEA
900 locally. P:rSeid. with al aIlot-
nent If $4,000 got about 500. 900
AND Fairfield with an $50 0Do a-luI-
nenL got s-o0 zoe. Madison d. lac
reports had SA1. 900. The rcral allu1-
nent was s66a, DBn and The total foot
ings Saturday night showed al least
s--9g0
Mrs. Grace Shl-lev Of Waterloo. Y.
Y. mas been visiting during the lat
Ter pA-t Of The week with her father
Robert A6amsou. superintendent n
. weave room of me American Wool
IN Mile hers
Mrs. Helen I. Pulsfer risIred dur
ING The la1ar par. CT ne Week with
ner son. LIBBY P1isIfer a student =.
Colby College aac win relatives n
WaaerviIie
The remains Of me late Mrs. z. E.
Savage were Inferred n the North
Cemetery. FrlGay. after reposing II
me Sou-hslde Tomb for three weeks.
Mark u Savage LEFT Saturday on
ne =. 40 rain ID visit MS son. Sergr-
Brooks Savage, who Is recovering
from wounds received overseas. n a
Boston Hospital.
The u I. r Z VIII convene
Tuesday AZ , clock a. Mrs. 2 =.
Fooier's house on Pleasant street
Word has been receivad mere Of ne
death Of Mrs.. Ella Webb Chase a. aer
home z Ea--laad. where she had va
sidea for ma1!' years. Mrs. Chase
was -eia.!re Of me Misses Elizabeth
4. and Gertrude Webb of PleRsa-5
street and was lie last Of he- family
Fer father was ne late Seth X aDb,
and ner sister Miss Aopie 44eG many
Years ago. Vile another sister Mrs.
Cara 4. Haskell. died last summer.
T.1rouga aer long residence u sumner
SCI NOUElt she nag CAMEO man, az
quaInrances.
Car Inspector :, :. clifford and
others Of me Name Central f,-elEn-
crew were n Wa.erville Saturday
afternoon d business connected with
ne death of the iaie edward \. Mar
r,ll who was killed 4 the Name Cen
t-ai 2a,ii.oAd ya-c Friday A repre-
sentative Of ne Public I cllirles Com
mission WIS n -nw- SRru-1av view
ing ne scene OF the accident.
A~"anCe-a arm being 7e''.afer I'd
ana preparations a-n we'll unQer wa
ny me varlous car-n!T:ees far me
Welcome Home Day observance . pc
gwen mere June n honor Of the re-
turned soldiers and sailors. A special
train vii, be run ID rom Fairfield IL
The forenoon g. about 9 clock and
d parade will oe former a, about "
clock. !. u expected Ina. he frat
ernal orders and our industries vii
De present with bands. seven having
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teaching. precspta. pr3na1u0A hEs
and CUSTOMS, CadtsanuD vx1ch an .
Acred trust and % winch re can
not be Indifferent without hadng 70
oiss and mach cnndaR1ud.
DR. Tracy then cunt5uusd with
something an Tia EruWsh af rna or
der and especially in A61tey, IL
presen1 an0irerA-y bang Tho laeth
milestone Of thu a1.axu1fy On thus
sace af the Atlantic, IL birth having
been IN old England. Il had IN uri-
Y1n. acuur6tng 70 DR. Tracy. IN In-
oon n 1S4b. I: wxs 1rW cumoouuu
of working men vim arzus,sc
Themselves tor soc,ni purpoanA They
lad m init1azory CEREMONY and roux
collections fur neery rue,nhers. He
continued 70 tel Of roe .ov.h nj
me or'oer N EnElao6 and rnen SPOKE
1or 4 TINE -eiA11ve 70 .ae birth Of
ODD Fellowship n America lie
spoke briefly AZ Thomas wuder rs
me father and founder Of American
ODD Fellowship. wildey having
come u America n 1871 and ser ieo
N Baltimore Nd. Ee and an NC
qaalntancs- JOHN Weld, who had
oeen an Odd Fellow n London.
started Tie organization with hv.
members. Ee also referred 10 John
oeNd- a Stutchman and James
hidEeiey. an American by hl--s. As
being closely associa1ed with ODD
Feiiowstlip n America The yrcv, n
anc Progress &C Ode FeIiowship has
oeen Ike that under The gnu6 Prov,
dence If thai A, WISE one who d.
rects me Currents e.. human history
EnG watches VIII sieepiess --!rr}enc.
over every br II men !iru, +.,,-
nlahes IS appearance among men
ne '-ieh spoke II tne growth n lie
l''St "a veGr pe,Yod when y M
grown 70 sait Tan vea-e la-e- fAe-,.
We're : grand jocEes and Ia sub
HidlIais lu1 Ees. IN zen wears -nor-..
>. fau SPAWNED n. .uuat,.v f.-yIu
May lana f0 California and ma
leaped across ne Pac!fc and aaAn
pian@ea n the island v-l.ca Ike
ernera Il gems stag the 1osou nf
ne sunny Seils. I4e also SPOKE Of
he bir--l If Inc pea.kahs ard ,,.
steps leading ~ - heir sor-oa-}c,,
49, q Ap>.-S a Re conclusion of -
historic account " T-acv spuse AZ
ne benefits. IDEAS ana pr1ncipaa far
*nrE < alAaas. the u.scuura-.
nent NJ socla. drinking aad s,a.r-a
mar ne l. q. . T Lodge NAV IL.
counted unon . stand win ,,-
Car,s1lal church in ne constitution
a. amendment whlc. me saloon IN
-@resIs ara JGsl now assatilu H.
SPOKE also II ne etalca! and mora
significance If the ur1er. ne ;ueas
involved II ne three links. Friend
ship Love aac Truth Ee spoke Of
The pecunla-y benefits as wei, as me
soCla-. and other objecrtvss Of -oe
H''aer, n improve the character ~
man tmhun him wiro a proper con-
caption Of his capa hilitaes for -ood
and TO enlgnten hIs mind and IA
ieac hlm % the cultivation Of thea
I-ae rA1erna1 relations dengoe6 nv
he Author IF our being"
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q MIDDLE ST.

Somerset County Surpasses Victory Lam Quota by Over
s11oOOo-Parzde Three Miles Long Planned for Ce3ehra-
tn N Honor Of Returned So1die-Bsy Held q Assault
Charge@cholarship Hcnors in High Schsa Junior Class
Annomced-Death Of Mrs. Anne J. Emery-Iooth Ami
versary Of Odd Fellowship in America Observed BaPtist
Church with Address by Dr.. Traey-Skswhegzn High
Bal Team Defeats lawrence High
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rice Lillian Mclaughlin. Alta E Por-
ter. Flaws Ameiia Thihauit. Jaanie
Thnma0n- Ranks If So To Sd con-
sItute hnnprs which are due the fol-
owing pupils Fred Boyntan- Ar
iene L ButsQu. LA-ier-a A Cram.
Ella Meiora flanders, Attz Gala
Eoyt. Geneva Emmeline NcLEugh-
LIN. Marion ALICE Merriam. Herman
J. Porter. Flora Jewerf Savage and
Lawrence Vernon WILEY
Mrs- Anns j. lClark} Emery
Mrs Anne Jueisun tCzH Emerr,
widow NJ 1t Ahner c. Nmery, disd
Fr:hav night n the home Of har d1uga-
aer. Nh. Esnry L Mitchell. On Me-
ci,anic steet where she had been III
FIR six weeks. The deceased was the
iti. siEnter of the laIe Rev = .ne-run and
Mar Godtin lark, the father having
been a Baptist Clergyman. Her early
lie was paused IN SanEerviiie and eur q
short time she WIS engaged n teach
ne She subsequently left ne- Sanger
vile nome II 60 10 WzterriLIe. where
az eiaer sister resided and for prob
opukkee2er tur the Eacnewuv ani-.
-nRnufactors there. During The var pc
ROD the Hatnawav concern made a
E-eat many shirts for The soldiers IN
about 1ScS the deceased was married 70
Lit Eme'-v. whose regiment AZ -nat
-l.ne was Stationed IN Augusta. The
NeUtenaar had volunteered IN the First
Maine and had been terrihiv wounded
After his recovery ne reenIirtet in the
Second Maine. Until his retirement
INN r--ilitar--- life Ms. Ene-v mad made
he- home n Skowhegan. anc after his
return 20 civilian .ite ne courie wen.
g reside IN ne Elmer nurnes-ena fam
on ne Sac.: mad 70 vatn-v-lle 4oi,-
N les rom town wne-A tt-ae r-e,a-a
ncns ~ the E-ne-v ANIL had aassed
away -, syrrr-- was he .gr- ~ -.1u-
name and family - pAss awav ;he-a
ny his widow 4 shG~- -.,7le ass.e- his
demise removed 70 skpwrp-.- vi.Iac.
where she had slnce ~asidt.d
An interesting incident n conn.r.,,-
VIZ ne tia11ily o. Ms. E-ner- WIS tha-
ne" uaeces and nenhews. WING wera cnIl-
urar Of halt-Drnt hers ana na..-s,ste-s
"ere ns2-tr az nlu as sne ! number
IF the nephewu lett -aeir college --zu,n-
Ing 10 ente- he war and later settled
!. me " ast. seven % them becoming
lawyers. Beside rhese W yes and ne
canEn'er With whom she li-ed. Ms
hlIne'E Is Survived by one son. Eara
r. Emery ~ Euo1 aaav F5a-ror. VINO
Il a-Tf L -.ne for he obss.uules
"@r7 wH-n f1r- C~andt.,1 IdrDn = mar
Elmer Mitchell OF Ravenna. oalo who
ve.'' -t.centI-' si:-d Ms g-aur,notn.r
on MS WEDDING trip Ea.pn Mitchell
re e!lseG L-aEi-. E-ne-r- and p:,rh tn
e-v of SourhoRy Ea-bor The dece.s.d
VINO was s. YEARS Old She sot, cf ms.
A pr. was woman o. strong mental
y y and retained her faculties and nesi-n
70 wonder 1T deE-Ae = he closing
T-na-~ of Ne,' IiTe SNE " .. r,,s---.,.--
mernher Of the Be1haay Baptist church
and mad never heen separated from her
a nE1+e- for any length OF .irue
The tune-a, services viii ne ne,d e-,-
he- late home ne Mitchell residence
a. 10 Q cnck Taesoav
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Sko~nesan 20; Lawrence Hiuh 8

skowhegan high school won an
other victory. the third out Of four
games this season u a rather long.
Gravn-our cnrasf with tho Law
renee high team II Fardeld. The
score vas 10 . 5. NcDonuuEh pitched
a good game and rhe hitting Of Pr
" was included n The aassare sm
skownegao. The base rmn1ng Of
Sknwnegan was alsn good. u hasas
being stolen during rho CANA. auan-
ney played good au-rnmd same nnr
Lawrence The games - ar have
been On the hume grounds but this
coming week the game we6oesaay
viii De 81 Good VIII and Saturday
with Wa-erville hign school at Wa
1ervllle. The summ1-y Of Sacur6uys
game was:
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NC. : Il STORY house ELL ANT
stat bic. rooms: fruit for home use 3
miles from AUGUSTA. Gl5.
No. . "a, ID story house. ell and
SDo.
No. d Ina. c-story house. ell ana
stable; \ niles from Augusta. buildings
IN good repR-- pr1ce GSN
No l. 1DA-. house anu stable xBao- ia,
JOINING Thai c2n ne bought Tor s6oa. y.
Il austin Farm Agency. Room 10 Al
gusta Trust Big. Tel 2-M or 1851
na-SG1 y
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Combination Sumner
Hotel and Farm

tn acres, --aer.ng peauCtu Messa-
4onskee AXE, cuts 81 tons hay 1Uts, ap-
Pie t-ees, 70 acres .ieics ana rillase 81
acres pasture. Handsome = story
mouse. 1lrsI-ciass repair, Z fine large
rooms. large unfinished ar-lc. alsn large
unfinished ropm over ell. i. bath rouIns.
Lights house and barn furnace nea-
eisct-1c p~1np. Three camps on nrop-
e1Iy two-ai ar one mace at cement
and finished INSIDE with beaver boards
one mas stone fireplace a.sp finished
with DeE"sr board and ms outside
sleeping porch. large barn ice house,
carrlaEe mouse ane garage. VIII De
solo furnished Or unturulsne6. Lane-a.
te'rns 70 night pEr~y. Apply
GESSA-CvSKEE LODGE.
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Fur Saie-HaE1@, C1ft3e. Etc.
By ]. 6. Keith
7a2 Ns-+h Beacon ST. opp. Stock
Yarns
Brighton District. Boston. Mass
O We'd, Nay H. d 10 IN
EYialsiiye AUCTION Sale
j. s, Government
HORSES

&c head Of neavy artillery ana sieee
gun norses left ~ southern camps
ane cnns'snsd BY c. ~ aassrate Of
Atlanta. Ga. all far the high aciiar1-
all onnissn for purchasers after sale
anc + not ss.lsfacsary ~s will earce,
the sale.
Sc hsac from Camp 0oapa. oss
Mo,nss, iowa. aonss0nsd BY Frank n.
S~ess- They are IN hns condition
~fti. lots Of weight.
Also Sc heac Of extra 9ood Illinois
horses Consigned BY Leroy Marsh Of
Gaiesbur2. III.
&c rear Of lumber WOODS horsea. been
used BY American Realty Co.. bser
usse \: island Fond. VI. These
horses were al: left IN canaca !ast
fail. are osed - narc work. also = to
7oc nean Of nearly acciimatec norsex.
carriages. wagons harnesses. etc.
AsRAM GIppoN,. Auc.,eneer.
ma ylfjf1of
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x r.. eAec.1c lights furnace hsa-.
piAzza, dne cellar End Stable. with FIVE
acres Of HllAEe land. and a a-ac-e wood
1oi fnr further particulars apply 70
=. l. EESCM FARM AGENCY. -
Water St. AugLBsA Me maylD-l@
nee FRNISEEp COTTAGE ON
the East Shore Eonbussee including
piano ana motor boa, Inquire II Mel
vile 81. Or Tel 25-M- mRTI0d6f-
FINE CID COUNTRY EoME ,N
Acres and = mile trom scnoni, plenty
OF Wood ana some lumber. large barn.
-oom fDr sheep. new hen house Spleen
did we'll and plenty of wafer for pas-
lures W-room mouse bealaes nal and
pantry good repair, on stage -uaG from
Augusta 10 Warrington Mills Apply
or terms - John y. Gudden. Cooper
Mills Ne -uavNdsws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-12
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