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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

WoDdmnn. lAfe of Argmra, final az
count uf Walter II. Sanbnrn. admin
isrrzrnr uf the estate Of war-sn c.
Cook, late az Augusta: dnal account
Of Ernest L GDndspeed. admins
traitor Of the estate Of Prank Hunt
ing-un, late Of Gardiner; final &C
count ow z. L Jenkins. ad,ninisr-aI-
or Of the estate Of Hannah T. Jen
klns. late of China
Papers fled for ADMINISTRATION
for distribution Of the estate Of En-
lily c Sta--stt. late Of Tassaibnro;
petition for distribution Of the estate
IF n. ". Woef.ynAn. late Of Augusta,
petition for administration Of the es-
-A,e Of Hannah Psrc. ar Pare, other
Wise known as Anna Perauli, ia.e Of
Augusra: viii and petition for pro
hate thereof Of Hamilton Goodwin,
late OF Pir-ston, petition for license
to convey real estate Of Alanson T
Scnumann. late Of Fa-1ningdale; will
and petition for probate thereof Of
Hannah a. PaHcock late Of Gar
diner first account IN the estate Of
Weston Lewis late Of Gardiner; pc
tltiun for WIDOWS allowance II the
estate uf Earl l. Foster. Iase Of
Clinton, fourth account n me es
tats Of Horace Williams. lac Of Az
gusta; viii and petition for probate
.nsre Of of Ashton Z. Thayer, late Of
U akedeiu, Mass, viii and petition
for probate thereof Of William =.
EainHS lu.p of Wa.erviile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

The Bracksft schonl clnsed On F-1uay,
June L.. with the following exerrises:
Rscitn1ion. Fred Wilson
Rscitalisn-.'Litris Birdie.
sens-"Ho~ Many Miles 10 Boston
N.rEuerite Ayers ana Hazel Leighton
Dinlagus-''The Little Bell
Mural Dution and Mary Damy1n
RscitHtinn-she Worried About
sen.-..-. Little She'll and ..sck
Fra" School
Diaiuene-"Raise a Pig"
RecItari0n-"Ove- in the Mesn cw,
Gvrsev Dsnaeiion." Grades, !. . ana
Observation-Disclosures Things"
"son.-"rh.re's sonsun. Tapp,nE.
Dialozue-'' Months Of the year"
''Dun't KIN the BirdA.
Rscitarinn-"sed in Summer
e@-"Tvmkls, Twinkle.
p,.s.eus-"wsys ef the Worid. ;.
Ems Rarr. Fred Wilson ana 1sons
ssne-"Naushty Mouse"
asc;saaion-.rns Rainbow.
Bessie Tracy
ns.snnaa-"Auntie's PhiiosSnfy,
asustian-"Juan Of Arc"
Leonard Durfor
son.-Fhe ESssina0 of God School
Renifntiun-'J Saw q snip so saliins.
Marguerite Ayers
sonr-..Xeflers American Hymn,
TIA msmhsxs Of ths graduating cisA
-r> l6.,.ranp Warn, EFod W!issn, As0n-
nd Dux1aa. Elsie Barry
Nj. N~wsuu urupansad the diplomns
and spose a few words TO the parents
md cAi,ayun. n gusdly number we're
n.un, .,d n1oyed thu psngznn
Ammo .huss cun away ware Mr.. and
Mn Newton, MN Alice Ae'gnton an0
lguut Shaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
GEORGE PARTRIDGE
Is TWO LETTER
Man AT BOWDON

George Partridge of this cry. who
Is a student a. Bewioin College. mas
The unusual distinction If winning
TWO letters n his Freshman rear
NJ. Partridge. VINO Is the son Of NJ
ano Mrs. Willis Pa--dirce. won a
e n tennis having been member
NJ me Bowdoin tennis team and VINO
with NJ. Chin Of the same college,
won me STATE doubles championship
re WIN his other letter IN rack.
having finished ciIi-d IN The half
mile al ne Maine track meet q,
Orono.
He was also member Of me
freshman relay team which ran
against Ea-es freshmen. defeating
tnem. They also ran against Hebron
and his excellent work IN TINS race
did mucn toward tae winning uf mis-
team. The last Hebron man nac a
-en- yard ieac on him ouI ne overlook
and trimmed him. Previous 10 enter
ing college Mt mad done little or no
rack work He was developed av
Coach McGee and is coming along
East and appears 70 have ne making
Of good rack man.
In tennis ne PLAYED n the New
England IrtsrcnIlsg!ates a, Long
wood and won the first match n the
singles. In company with Chung he
defeated Eates IN dual meet al
SaIes nnd also defea.ed the same
cam a. DnwdoIn, winning the
championship. IN competition al the
Portland Country Club ne won hIs
match n ne singles.
lie Is now Sophomore and is a
member NJ he Beta Theta ?; FRA
rernitv M Pa--16re IS d graduate
Of Cony high n the class of -o1- and
look a postgraduate course AZ the
school last veA-. entering Bcwdnin
IN the fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

THOUSANDS have been relieved u
Indigestion. Stumact and Liver Dts
Grde,s by SEVEN HARKS: the eni-
ipwt,-g extracts from testimonials
voluntarily gwen, prove our asser-
lion.
Far the past 70 yeR-s SEVEN
t.ARkS nus saved me mAny q dncfnY
i,iL. Have found II a most excellent
-emery for indigestion and Kidney
t-cunies.-L- A Ames, Prospect.
Maine
Will stomach trouble and rhSu-
r-1at4Rrn,, could get no relief SEVEN
sARkS helped me wonderfully, and
J viii never be without Il In fAcf,
y is doctor itself Since uang
SEK EN- BAEkS / eat well. sleep
Wei. ana feel like new persnn.-
Mrs. Mary z. Sturgen. Sheltien
Springs, Vt
l have USED SEVEN Banks and
II cured me of very bad case OF
constipation. ano Indigestion. ! vas
all run down. had no strength. could
hardly 20 CUT doors. etc: your
SEN EN- BARkS did me more good
Ian anything / ever r-1ed, g's a
good standby and I can heartily
commend r-Ecwa-d Upharn.
I'm. Mass
VIVA. SEVEN SARKS mas dnne
inr others Il viii DO enr ynn. For
size BIZ druggists. 90 cents per bot
lie. Don't nsgiecI TO Try u.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
To Build Big Petroleum
Refinery On n. Y. Harbor Site

New York June 1s-The sinc.a:,
Consolidated Oil Corporation TO-DAY
announced the purchase of a New
York har'ber site for the erection II
n large PETROLEUM refinery ana the
prospective purchase Of Two othe.
plants On the New England cnast.
Permanent organization of tbs
company var effected by the election
Of the following directors:
Il F. Sinclair Harry PAYNE Whit
ney. William Z. Corey. William
B0vce Thompson. James v. Wallace
Edward Il. Clark. Daniel 9. Jack
ling and AIbe-. H Wigg:ns
These officers were elected:
President: Mr. Sinclair, treasurer,
J. Fletcher Farrell; and sec-e,arv,
A. Steinmecx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
CITY COUNCIL
Routine Business at
Regular Session
'@sic Monday Evening At City HALL
Mayor Martin Appoints Comm ittss
to Lonk lrtp Mattsr of Arranging
Accommodation for Air Service

The City Council held IFS regula-
meeting Monday evening 4. City nal
and a gopdir amount o. routine bus
mess was transacted. Cruer was
pnssed n concurrence thai there pc
appropriated tnr he current munci-
DE-. wear me sum If s4-0.-8 IS. Roll
of accounts No. amounting 70
S35. 69e. -. was passed n concur
renee
RepDr. Of luint standing commit
tee on street lights II whom was
referred the matter Of q street light
on Conv street extension, I'M same
ougn, 10 pass. was accepted n con
cu-rence.
The frs. action ever taken br an
Augusta City Council Regarding air
plane service Recommendations. was
taken az rhe meeting n response 10
q letter RECEIVED from 4 motor truck
COMPANY al Wabash. Ind, n winch
Il is stated r.sat Il VIII oe g"eat
advertisement FOR ne cnnnUnIty -
arrange Recommendations SUCH as
landing field and other facilities ror
ne convenience Of he public using
a.rpinne transportation. The lerter
also stated that y Is only a ques-
non Of time until everv cltyt VIII
have one Or more landing fields fnr
arplanes Mayor Martin appointed
Il committee 70 look tnIp TINS maj
Ter, consisting of Councilman John
9. Eowes Lester II. Har. and VIII
liam 3. Williamson.
The cuErumarv order regarding in
ter'esf on unpaid taIes was Dassec;
II concurrence. his order reading rs
follows: Ordered. that intaresr IT
The rate Of SIX per cent De charged
on ali taxes remaining unpaid on anC
after Sept :. 1919, ana that said IN
ter-st date back 70 Aug :. 1919.
IN the board Of municipal officnr-s
il was voted 70 cnmmit Mrs Edith
-usta State hospital for regiment
Testimony N the rnHt1er was civar.
ny Drs. William !. C'Connnr and ii
A. Priest
In JOINT convention The following
petitions for license 70 operate pub
lie cars We're granted: Fed J Ed
wards. Dexter L Hrsorl Michael
Lambert Wilbur z Nickless, Thorn
as z. Bube- Lazare Guy and also
10 Samuel z. Capen. suh1ec. % ap-
proval and investigation Of the com
mit1ee on traffic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
PROBATE COURT

The following business has been
transacted al adjourned sessions of
the probate court
Wills proved, approved and al
luwed-Of Susan J. Crowell. late Of
Rome. William P Dudley of Smith
field. executor.
Administrations granted-Of the
estate q Margaret R Alien. late Of
Waterviile. Cecil NJ Dagset, of Wa
terville, administrator d. b. n C. : q
of the estate Of Mary z. alias Stuart
Alian. late of WaterviIle. Cecil N.
Dagger of Wafe,vilie administrator
c. b. L, of The estate Of Aohle a
Bicktorc- la-e OF Oakland, Chester z.
Small Of Oakland administrator: of
the estate Of Jennie NJ. BOY. late of
Waterville. Rose Al. Roy Of Wafer
vile. admInlsr-aI-IS: Of the estate
Of john addison. late Of Chelsea.
Roberr a. Cony Of Augusta, admins
MR1or.
beth s. Parker. minor. Of augusta
E,izaosfh C. Parker Of Augusta,
guardian.
AdpptiDns gra1ted-CalvIn MAur-
ice Isaacsnn. Of Gardiner adopted by
Andrew J.. and II. E Gertrude
Byam Of Gardiner.
Real estate licenses gaafed--o
Ada 3. Cornish. guardian Of Eula
Cornish et a.. minors. of Vate-vllle..
Inventories iied-In The estates Of
john P. EAlpen. la-e of WINDSOR:
Joseph Newman, late Of Augusta;
Mary z. Haskell. late Of Alma, Neh..
Lydia H Danforth. late Of Litch-
field: Eannan 4. Eylann Atherton.
late of EaAioweIl; Mary L Doe, late
Of Augusta
Accounts aliowed-FirN and final
account of LOUIS 2. Masse- admin
isrrator of the estate of Emily c.
St1r-sr.. LATE Of vaSsalb0ro; first
and final account Of Benedict r.
Maher executor Of the will of N. ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
WEEK END EVENTS
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Another dance Of the Augusta
Country Clubs snries. winch are
proving among me most interesting
and enjoyable soc.al events Of the
summer season. is % he given Fri
dav night, beginning a. ? NJ
Douglas Orchestra has been Sc
cured for this dancAthe lRs: time
this season -hat heir services viii
he obtained Tor The riun affairs
Those who wish 20 have supper
before the dance ran arrange for TINS
ny DhuninE Mrs Woodward
these COUNTRY club dances III the
beautiful clubhouse. IN a fine floor
md with gund MUSIC are proving the
ing events Of the year tar the danc-
inc se-
SATURDAY. afternoon tournament
Will be held over the Augusta t,ruI.-
-.-v club course for the women meiu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Williams Ncmina- cd
TO Succeed Himself as
Comptroller of Currency

washington. June Is - Among
scores nominations received BY me
SENATE tooa" rom President Wilson
were these " John Shelton Williams
n succeed himself as. comptroller Of
the currency. anu Norman Ea2Eona
Of New York 10 ne minister 20 Den
mark. These were among the hun
d'ets which failed Of confirmation IN
the late Senate
Other nominations included Rich
ard crane. former private secretary
70 Secretary Lansing 10 D. ,n.1ister
= Czecno-SlDrakia: Hugh S. Gibson
70 ne minister 70 Poland. and Henry
IL Robinson Of California 10 be a
member If thes lipplng hoard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

SofVfSh0anding the fa<f that the
Maine CanrrNl crossing uf the Maine
Central BAilsDAd n Cour4 str,e, at
Augusta is a danserous one necn,e
seem tn have an utter dirsgard Of
fne fact- az we'll a. the fact that
the walk leading from the veH-
bound track to the fight of Steps bv
which the sidewalk on Courr Street
ls reached Is a private way and is
properly deslgna ted scarrelv p week
passes without someone taking risks
IN making the crossing. anG vesrer-
DAY afternoon those III the station
Witnessed one Of the closest ac-
proAches 70 a tragedy thu, has been
reen this season. An old man was
pushing a lawn mower along the
walk lending frnm the flight Of steps
and arrived near the rA:lrnad end of
the walk juM n Train Is. which snes
wen II as. approached The ,rAin
r4asd. and as he evidently did nnt
think of Train L the express going
GA0 II az. which Was then ahpuf
due, he STARVED On with his lawn
mower and had just reacilsd the
sastb0und track whan the mower
caughr between the PLATFORM and
one az the rails nf the ensrhuund
track just then Train u came along
and the man had just time 70 yank
-he lawn mower back out ~ the way
as the Train rushed by, People hsld
their hraath. exnecting horror. but
by . miracle the old man and his
lawn mower were just claRr Of the
train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Lem Napoleon LAuzier and Min
ME Alice Pouitn Of this city were
unitad in marriage a, $50 Monday
morning at St. Augustine's church
Rev. Paul Buhrer officiating IN the
presence Of relatives and friends Of
the contracting parties. The bride
and groom left On q wedding journey
and On their e.urn win make their
hume in Augusta Friends will ex-
tend rheir congratulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

terr Detachment. At Camp WadD-
worth. 8. C.. and has inseiy refuTnsa
from France.
The bride il thu daughter II Ar.
ana Mrs Wallace Small Of B0Wdnt1
and has been q successful tsachP
SINGS hsr g11Anastna ~ IMnnmG
Acndawy IN 1n21
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

nu11nnriei0 uostsiwo, but HsSs -
ensui ~ e,was 9usste'esssiy Ism
~ - Give = Public
a~tl Haewsa upaFtsd last svo.
- INT IN aufhur1tias WWo s1au
.eanr = me anne az the rcputao
hsuak q miantOht SATURDAY II Ine
Pssnu hume IN vAanlbmo. ouI IN.
althu,,gh he and Ospuy enaf0
Frank N. NzxAnm AZ vzaA1b0sO na0
bunn vmktng yssnsrday fur the pur-
ume q SECURING sunnsthtng Tangible
n n, vuy u q clna, the situnfim
- u2Suu1 IN 0MD - WnS npu1t00
llnnaAy mRn1ng and that thare "as
nUelsing az q sufficiently dennife M
tire To b. gsvan to the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

The groom If the son n Mr. and Ms.
Herbert Young Of Manchester. be-
Ing a graduate of Cony EiCh school
IN the class Of 1915 He enlisted IN
the Miliiken regiment and was q
mem5ar Of the 81 Auti-aircrnxf
NAchtns Gun 4aStniinn. Ha6Rnnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
MANCHESTER

The MARRIAGE Of Dwight r. Young
Of Manchester and Grace E Small az
Brwduin was quietly solemniEed On
Saturday evening N the parsonage
Of the Green Stree, Methodist Epis-
copai church. Augusta. by Rev. w
]. Layton.
Ths dnuhls rang sarvauo Wus unsa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Cuy High Notes

The ann1,si Freshman presentation
I'm b. ha,d this evening n O'Clock
IN Aauamhly hall :.
Al Seniors vino hGSo aneo
fur the yearbook suppAah Pi0e
laEpe the money At II. Nesn o1nc1
- nD0n n p0a1ihis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
UNITY



Mrs E. e. Mou,ton passed aws-
Monday morning after a long illness
FUne-ai services were held wednes-
day the Rev. Mr.. Ber-lman officia.-
Ing. Besides her husband she leaves
one daughter three brothers anr; one
sister. inte-ment was made IN Pau,
Cemetery.
Mr. and Ms L ". Knight passed
the week end in Belfast
E T. Whitehpuse and z e. White
house were 1t Grsenvilie on a fishing
trip few dRyE the past week.
Mn. Beuiah Knigh; was a business
visitor IN Belfast Wednesday.
Mrs r. H whifehouse is the xaest
Of her sister IN Presque Isie-
Dr.. z NJ Soule and c. ". Messey
rassed the week end in Sebcc-
Mr.. and Mrs. I, P. Libby have been
me guests of friends in Levanf the
PAST week
T. L Wood has secured rent IN
Pi,,sfieid ana intends TO move there
s0nn.
Mr. and Mrs George Leadherfer
entertained guests from Portland
over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

hGA Full parracniazs win b N
nDuncad lH1ar
An0t6ef veaA-9na eVans yin b
the return mAfnh with TN Wo1nf-
vile Country Club. AS Was Tn cRSe
N Watervilie. this VII NOT he rug-
uiar raam match but viii rather b
q visif by the players II the Warsr-
vile club. The W2tGvtile club will
bring down an many members -
possible regardless uf rneir playing
ability; and they viii he matched
with AuSnsta players nf as MARRY
equal ability as In practicable.
The Augusta players viii enterrHin
the Waterville players Al dinner ana
viii endnavnr 10 make their Stay N
the Capital City n enjoyable an was
r1e Augusta players VISIT To Wa
uvilie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lev: 2. French en-
reTtaIneu small pa--y SATURDAY.
evening al their home celebrating he
-"ih wedding anniversary, Of M
and Mrs. Inmes InCnam. About 50
were present. consisting of the men
VINO are associated with Nj. Ing
ham n has WORK. and their wivas
the resi- being friends of ling
standing. The evening was pleas
antlN PASSED soc;Rlly with selections
on the Elctroia. Refreshments of
ice cream. cnke and crackers were
served. Mr.. and Mr- InSnnyn we-e
presented with a handsome table
ana chair py their friends. Lev;
French mixing the presentation. M
EnEene French accepted the gifts IN
behalf Of Nj and Mrs InCharn. who
were grateful for the thought. ulness
OF rne,r friends On this OCCASION. The
party broke UP about II O'Clock with
many wishes for the continued pros
party Of Nj and Mrs. Ingham
This ear the baccaiAursn1e services
VII ne preached Al the Friends church,
Winthrop Center June - at 10 O cioct,
Al ere cordially invited
-hi9s IcpISiA IoiDr o. Jefferson IS
clerk.nE n the pusinffire
Mrs. Il. Clifford of Brunswick was
IN tDwn the pas, week.
NJ anG Mrs AiRnsan SkillinEs Of
Norway were u town Mon0ay
LEN Of Martin Eir-
gins are g--leved 10 know that ne Is
very SICK win pneumonia in Wa
le'T'ilie- where ne went -acer1lv m
WORK Sunday nIrht ne was ranor-
ed little better but noI out Of dan
ger,
MASS Ceciiie Beaulisu Of Anguish
Was the guest Saturday night and
sunday Of her sister, Mrs. Philip
Lisnness.
Roy Flrnf and famiiv of Augusta
passed the week END at their carnp
IN Robbins Point
Mrs. E. A Bailey and son Charles
AND MISS Pauline Puisifer Of Wa
terville. with Philip L.isf,ness as
chauffeur, started Monday morning
On an extended auto trip through
Canada and 70 Niagarn Falls. They
eEpec: 70 De gone abou, ,wo weeks.
Mics Wing passed the waek END II
Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Mn 4artae Hichhurn Of Abbot.
village End Willard P Love5uy of
Medrnr6- are the guests Of Mrs. Hen
~ E SpHuiding II her home On
Hartford Square
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Ms esiie Bp,'nInn Of Jefferson was
an 5pAr-StnaRy visitor of Nj and MIR.
john Hopkins Al their nome on GROVE
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Miss MARGIN Heath Is passing
week OF her vacation III Richmond.
as the guest Of Mrs Charles Fuller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Hon. Charles A Nilliken rutr,rn-
% hune On the SUNDAY night Pull
mAn Arum the annual tour II ,nsoec-
tim over the line Of the Bangor &
Aru1sfnnk Raiiruad with the board
n Directors Of that road. of which
ne is q member. The party travelled
by special train. leaving Northern
Name junction ON Friday. June Ia.
snu arrived n that pnint on rne,r re-
tufn m Sunday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

The Wuman's NisRnuary Snciety
on the South Parrish Cnngregatiuuul
0hWch VIA hoid irs annual picnic n
ArA Ciazznne Burie,gh's a, Cobbo..
01unnfee On Thursday, June - The
0r VII isape the waiting room Fl
ID 4. L. Each pssssn IN requested To
cafry cD0ked food or r,-ui.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
The
SHOE FIX
g.l-.s-.A

Eruc.iun On flute md
~, both systems. Terms
nhle. Address, Warren
lining, Nat. Home Hand,
= Maine.
kws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

On the 18th Of June the coupons
IN tn Llhurfy Laan D90ds oufne qua
Clsp y0ur coupgas and buy war saw
inu S0RpD-tAe an1esf and oe2
iunuaw0k ~ GOSu12HDaut hno 60
aEul-AnG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Might Omcer Wiifism Cor4-+- ~
rne pulice 1urce vent yesterday att
oonm ID Bath tn set urisune-
- - 2ath department was
n1a04 ocs tn rouuaK az rhe An
ono0 aaDaxtmaut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
| 10%
DISCOUNT

,sr 70 Gays on NIL sasss rapaie
asr. oy Hidiey's Ssso Aspsie-
nes:. Formerly ieeaasa q &Ro
x:s Snoe Store now u . eili00
I-r stree. sbove t3so City
Esr, znr uncsr the nssvso q
8 SAGE Elk. .osk fer tSse big
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born Sunday January IS, 1919.
Gladys Ratelle is tending phone at
the GENITAL Office this week while Miss
Clark is helping at home.
A big time is anticipated Thursday
evening by the lady Foresters, when
number will join their order.
Gilbert Akey spent the past week
i Chicaro visiting his sisters.
Barney st. Denis has sold his farm
= party from Madison.
E[r. and Mrs. Chas. Brys enter
tanned the east side card party at
their home Sunday evening, A lar@~
number we're present and all repor-
2 fine time.
Little Forest Wilkins is at home
now from the hospital in Grand Rap
ids where he underwent an operation
fer appendicitis. He is getting along
fine.
Mr., and Mrs A. J. Kuiawa spent
Sunday and Monday in Stevens Point.
N. Z. Ratelle spent Monday in Mo
since, going up on business, but he
saw the DR.. Jackson family and Mr..
and Mrs. Grandshaw, who are all
quite well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-23
NEKOOSA

Mrs. H. F. Waters entertained
the members of the Congregational
Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
The members of the Literary Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. u. Marvin.
Lieut.. Frank Brandecker left Mon
day night for Chicago where he will
spend a few days before returning to
New York to resume his duties.
Miss Bush Of Madison who is state
graded school inspector visited the
schools here yesterday.
Clifford Protteau of the U. S. Navy
is spending some time with his broth
er's family here.
Mrs. J. Lassa visited with friends
at Grand Rapids yeterday.
The Nekoosa friends of Mrs. John
Galligan, who recently underwent an
operation at Oshkosh will be glad to
hear that she is getting along nicely.
The members Of the Fire Depart
nent held their annual banquet Mon
day night at Brazeau's hall. Supper
was served at 700 o'clock after which
time was spent in playing cards and
social converse.
H. H. Voss transacted business at
Grand Rapids Monday
L. E. Smith returned Saturday
from a business trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee.
L. NJ. Mern of Lacrosse transacted
buiness here Tuesday.
Mrs. I. NJ. Johnson entertained
number of young ladies at her home
at a seven o'clock dinner Monday
evening in honor Of her sister.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-23
The West half Of the Southeast

quarter Of the Northeast quarter of
Section number Twenty-one (2D and
the South half of the North half of
the Southwest quarter and the South
half of the Northwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter of Section number
Twenty-Five (22) all in Township
number Twenty-Five (22) North of
Range Five (5) East, containing
Eighty $50 acres more or less ac-
cording to the government survey;
also the Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section Twenty
one CD in Township Twenty-Five
(22) North of Range Five 50 East:
also commencing at the Southwest
| corner of the North half of the North
west quarter of the Southwest quarter
of Section Twenty-Five (22) in Town
ship Twenty-Five (22) North of
Range Five (5) East, thence East
One rod, thence North Forty-one rods,
(4D thence, West Forty-one rods,
thence, South One rod, thence East
Forty (40) rods, thence South to
place of beginning forty rods.
Terms of sale cash.
Dated this 18th day of December.
1918.
JOHN E. NORMINGTON,
Sheriff, Wood County, Wis.
SWEET & Keck,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Jan. to Feb. s..