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Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
ANOTHER HERO HOME.

Bob Laney, well known local youth, has returned from his service as a member of the 89th division in France, arriving in the district late Saturday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
DEE FOR VACATIONS

Recent departures for California were Mrs. P. H. Osker and family, the family of A. L. Davis and T R. Davis
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
IS GRANDFATHER

Capt. V. w. Mitchell, of Bisbee, yes terday received a telegram announce ing the birth of son to his daughter and her husband, MT. and Mrs. Lieut. c. A. Kirkland, at Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
HERE ON BUSINESS

Porter Mcdonald, city marshal at Tombstone, spent yesterday in the Warren district attending to business matters,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
HEAR CASE TODAY

A charge of fighting, placed against Musa Idris and Sam Bell, who are al- legged to have engaged in more or
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10

L. l.. Gilman sells the New Edison The Monograph With Soul" Adv
 Painting, paperhanging and decorat- ing. c. E. Irving, S5 Main. Phone Black 279. Jn-12
 Will the party who knows where there are pair of tug-of-war saddles notify U. s. Toowey at Tamany hall?
 Jn-10 JOHNSON HOTEL FOR SALE.
 Owner leaving city. Call imme- diately. Jn-10
 A meeting of stockholders of Bisbee- Tombstone Copper Mining company will De held at office of Sam Kyle, Bank of Bisbee building, o'clock Sunday evening, June 18th. All of ficers and stockholders are urged to attend. K. B. Wallace. Jn14
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
BORN

To MT. and Mrs. J. Ross of Laun- dry Hill, yesterday afternoon a 10 pound boy. Mir Ross is employed in the mines here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
COMMISSION MEETS

Members of the Cochise county highway commission met in their reg ular monthly meeting today in their office in Bisbee. Only routine mat ters were taken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
DAUGHTER ARRIVES.

Born, to Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Hicks of 161 Art hill, Tombstone canyon, on Friday evening, June 6, daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
TICKET AGENT AWAY

H. T. Merritt. ticket agent at the local depot. is spending several days in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
GO 10 hUAcHucAs

The Ed Redmond company, which has been playing in the district for the past week. has left for Fort Hua- chuca, where they will remain several days
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Gordon, six-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Mainland, yesterday celebrated his birthday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
VISITS HERE

A. H. Gardner, of Tombstone, was a business visitor in the district yes terday, returning home last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
TWINS ARRIVE.

Born to MT. and Mrs. John McCutch- con, yesterday afternoon at the Cop per Queen hospital, twins.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
ENLISTS FOR FOREIGN SERVICE

John McKean, son of Major Charles McKean, of Warren, enlisted Sunday at Douglas for immediate service with the United States army in France.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10

! TO COUNTY SEAT A. W. Howe spent yesterday in | Tombstone on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-10
Business Locals

L. l.. Gilman sells the New Edison. The Monograph With Soul" Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan and children Of
Gardiner have been visiting his sis.
ter. Mrs. Harold Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Harris, daueh.
ter. Mrs. Shellie Farnham and Miss
Minta Goodwin have returned from
an auto trip to Bangor and vicinity
where they visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Jewell left
last week by auto for Harrington for
visit with Mrs. JEWELS parents
Mrs. Virginia. Nye and daughter
Elva Of Watsryille were at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. T. n, Smith and guest, Miss
Martha Smith of Haverhill, Mass,
tookNa carriage drive to 'Shawmut
Sunday passing the day with reh.
tives.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grosh Mason
recently (Gwendolyn Meredith),
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
TENNIS PLAY
AT NEWPORT

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 4.-The surprises
of the first round matches in the invita-
tion lawn tennis tournament at the
Casino today were the defeat of Vim
cent Richards Of New York, one of the
national doubles champions, by Clar-
ence ]. Griffin of San Francisco in four
sets, and the difficulty which William
NJ. Johnston Of San Francisco. former
national champion, had in disposing of
J. w. Foster of Boston. Grifiin's play
ing was like clockwork. He was per-
feet both in the back court and at the
net, while Richards was not up to top
form.
Although, Johnston was in straight
sets, two Of these went to extra games
and there were Is deuce games. The
California star was in good form. but
Foster showed unexpected strength.
The Australian players. Patterson,
Lycette, Thomas and Brookes, are ex-
pected to arrive in New York early to-
morrow morning and to come here In
time to play later in the day. Five first
round matches remain to be played to-
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
Augusta Twilight league standinu
TwiIisht rwinklinas

Tonight in the Twilight League the
Crossetts GROSS bats with the Printers.
This game brings together the league
leaders and the cellar CHAMPIONS. but
= good game - cure to be seen. The
Typeslingers have been playing In the
worst Of hard luck OF late. havinr lost
five straight games. In at least three
Of which they have been nosed ont Ly
cne score in a. ninth-inning rally. The
Printers need this game badly and will
put up fisht all the way through.
Augusta fans have been given seme
GOOD baseball In the last 'six ea,nsa
playec in the Twilight League tOur
Ct these eAmss have been won r. the
Ninth And By. only one score. another
was rafting. good to / battle while
the sixth wsnt 10 innings to a tie. The
tcAms are well punched ana no seHsibje
persin will even venture guess a 10
tfiT tt6hnnt winner.
rrUt idsnt Ccndon OF the league has
returned from his vacation ana has
called . meeting Of the board OF man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
MACKMEN TURN
BACK BROWNS. 70

Philadelphia. Aug. - Perkins
nome run drive into the left field
oieachers gave Philadelphia the last
same OF the series with ct. Louis to.
oay. to .. The sQueese play, with
9caecn bunting, followed by Jacob.
sons single, rave the visitors q to
! Iead in the third inning which tney
held until the Athletes reaohea
Davenport In the seventh. Score:
6t. Louis $40. 1900 o 1 O4-a.i0.o .
Philadelphia 000s005 1x--7- a.
Davenport and Qailia; johnson and
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
NAMES EXHIBIT
AT THE SPRING.
FIELD EXPOSITION

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 4-Matne'a
standing az the greatest grain grow
ing State in the Northeast will ha
here at the Eastern
States Exposition, Sept. Is to 20. in
the largest exhibit of cereal products
ever assembled by the state depart
ment of Agriculture. Wall space 20
feet high and 4S feet long on the
Maine concession In Machinery hall.
will Be entirely covered with sample
specimens and sheaves of Maine
wheat. oats, barley. rye, buckwheat.
hay, clover, and various grasses.
A special exhibit Is planned Of re-
suits secured by the University Of
Names experiment station in IT'S
campaign to make Maine oats the
best in the world" Names con-
cession covers 72 by is feet and is
the largest the State has ever taken
at the Exposition. 1t was arranged
for recently by Deputy Commission
er Of Agriculture e. e. Philbrook
and Curator T. A. James Of the State
Fish, and Game department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
Pity the Poor Umpire

The big-league umpire who daily
courts death from dissatisfied fans
or tamperamental players, receives
fifteen dollars q day for his two
hours work. Billy Evans. veteran Of
the American League. says In Every
body's for August. "A great many
people regard umpiring as q strange
calling. They wonder how one could
select such a vocation. Why did
you start umpiring? That question
is put to me hundreds Of times due
ing year. To which reply, AS
an umpire I simply happened The
main reason for my taking a whirl
at the game, was because l was am
bilious and wanted to advance in a
worldly way. I was getting eighteen
dollars a week writing sports On q
small town paper. and fifteen dollars
per game looked to me like all
the money in the world. Incidental
~. wasn't taking any chances. be-
cause the owner Of the paper very
kindly told me that could have my
job back IL proved q fizzle. The
feature that appeals to me most
about the hmpiring game is the
check President johnson mails me
every two weeks. The hours, three
to five, run close second. 1t
makes you think you have Z regular
job. Never, until September and Oc-
tober Of 1918, did I realize how much
those checks really did appeal to me-
Because the bowers curtailed the
regular season, there was nothing
doing in the check line for the last
six weeks of what would have been
the regular season. I haven't quite
recovered from the Jolt yet"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
NATIONAL HOME

ohicer Of the day. Capt. Hugh
Doyle.
Leroy sias has returned from q
furlough passed with relatives in
Boston.
Joseph Martin, late Co. =. 2s u. 8.
Inf. has reported for admission to
the Home.
Furloughs were granted Monday to
Thomas F.. Nolan to Augusta; Fred
erick Reynolds to FAN River and
John Caoney to Worcester.
The baseball games for this week
will be with the Hustlers Of Gardiner
Wednesday. and with Sahattus, Sat
urday.
James Lyons. Of Lowell, late U. 3.
Navy; Joseph J. Conway. of Lewis
ton, late Co. A. ] Ne. II. A.; and
Henry w. Edwards, Of Noroton
Heights. Conn.,, late Co. M, Conn.
Cav. have been admitted to the
Home.
The following members have been
transferred here from other Branch
es: Woodbury. Day. late Co. A, :s
Mass. Inf, from the Marion Branch
and Michael Edwards. late 18th Inde-
pendent Battery. N. Y. L. A., from
the Mountain Branch.
The moving picture program for
Tuesday will be Miss Annette Keller
man in Queen Of the Sea-" Fox
special; a Ford. Weekly and a Sem
nett comedy entitled Loves False
Faces
/. Many Of the local fans who wit
messed the game Saturday in Angus
Ia, between the Edwards and the
Pilgrims Of Lewiston, have expressed
the idea that fast game might be
arranged between the Togus team
and the Edwards. Such game IL
played would be sure to arouse much
interest for the Togus team has al
ready shown its calihre and the Ed
wards could be depended upon to get
together the best possible bunch ef
ball tossers In the Capital City.
Col. william p. Hurley. governor
Of the Home, ana Mrs. Hurley yes
terday observed the 50th anniver-
sary. Of their wedding in a quiet
manner, although a few friends
called durin:- the day to pay their
respects ard many messages Of con-
graduation were received. Col. and
Mrs. Hurley were married August {,
1869, at Rockland by Rev. Mr. Curtis,
a Congregational minister. Mrs. Hur.
ley,s MAIDEN name being Frances e.
Pillsbury. They have one daught-
er. Mrs. Flora E. Pauladano Of
Roeklaf1d. Col. Hurley assumed the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
RED SOx TRIM
CHIS0x. AND
TAkEoThE SERIES

Boston. Aug. 4.-Boston captured
the series from Chicago today by
winning to /. Boston hit freely, but
splendid support behind Faber kept
the score down. Singles by Roth and
schang gave Boston a run in the ffst
inning. Singles by Schang and Nc
Innis and Risberg's error, produced
the other tally in the fifth. Chicago
scored in the eighth when j. Collins,
pinch-hitting for Faber, tripled and
scored on Leibold's double. ruth was
not allowed te hit IN four TIMES at
Bat. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
WINDSOR

wEsT-Ths 1adiss' union will hold
an ice cream sale and social ut the
Baptist parsonage Wednesday evening.
Prayer meeting will be held Friday
evening instead of Thursday evening for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Hannah Merrill of Somefville,
Mass. Ii visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Allen
Studley.
Mrs. Margaret rairympie Ii visiting
her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Reuben
Pierce
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harold Gardiner have
recently moved to Woodfords.
Rev. e. b. turner OF Garland was
calling on friends feeently.
Mrs. George Bbynt0h Of Boston ana
two children have been guests of Mrs.
Boynton's aunt. Mrs. s: p. Barton. The
party left fof wiscasset Monday to visit
Mrs. Boyft6h's barefits. Mr.. ana Mrs.
william aorfam.
Harold Casey of Augusta 10 assist
Ing Allen Taber in his haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brooks and it,
tie daughter AZ New York ana Miss
Margaret Brooks Of Augusta are enjoy
ing their vacation at Sunset View cot
tage.
Miss Edith 0erfish Of Worcester,
Mass, 10 . guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Taber for few weeks.
o. E. Carpenter has finished har-
vesting his hay.
Mrs. Mary cappers was q visitor at
Greenknoll recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Dickey and fam
ly Of West Roxbury, Mass. ana Mr.
Dickey's mother are expected to arrive
at the home Of ]. w. Lamson soon
where they will be entertained at din
ner Before cousins to the Dickey home
stead to pas9 their vacation. They
made the trip by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
EASTERN LEAGUE
Tsnnis starr Matched

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 4.--Articles
of agreement have been signed for
. match for the open championship
OF America IL COURT tennis between
Jay Gould. amateur. and Walter A.
Kinsella. professional. to be played
on the courts Of the Racquet Club
In this city next December. The an
nouncement Of the match, made to-
day. states that 1t will be the best
Of IL sets. four sets on December 2,
four on December 3 and the remain-
Ing sets on December 9Th. No ad-
vantage sets are to be played. II
Gould wins he shall receive cup
and Kinsella is to receive large
purse. win or lose. Either Richmond
Fearing. Boston. or Harry Payne
whitney. New York. Is to act as ref
cree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
Robins Trim Cards
In Last of Series

St. Louis, NO.. Aug. +Brookiyn
took three out Of four from st, Louis
by winning <he last game Of the SER
les today to 8. The visitors got
five hits. including a triple by Johns
ton. which netted three runs before
Ames could settle down in the i,rst.
They added a run in the second and
another in the fourth by punching
hits with erors by Miller and Layan.
The score:
Brooklyn 3l010OO O 0-s: IL:
st. Louis 90 90 1 0 2 Q 0-3; 3; Q
Pfeffer and Wheat; Goodwin, 6her-
dell and Dilhoefer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
LAWMAKERS TRIM
CLERKS IN 9TH
IN TWILIGHT /

Although rolling up total of 1S
errors the Lawmakers' and Clerks
Twilight game Monday evening prov
ed an interesting and exciting con-
test with ths boys from the Capitol
on the long end of a to score.
Ryan. the State House, backstop
was there with the inside stuff ana
although he registered two errors his
work as a whole was big factor
In turning back the Clerks, his time
~ hit IN the ninth sending in the
winning rua.
Cote. in the short garden, starred
for the Clerks, his sensational catch
in the fourth Bringing the fans to
their feet.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
PENN CLUB
HAS SHAKE-UP

Reading. Pa, Aug. 4.-Charles 8.
tfsed) Doom. manager Of the Reading
International League Club, has re-
signed. Charles Kelchner, business
manager and scout, will have charge
of the team. Mike Deolan and Jim
my Walsh have been released.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
LEVINSKY TO MEET
CARPENTIER IN PARIS

Gsorge Carpenter, the sFrench
champion. ana battling Levinsky VIII
tnsef n scheduied 20-round Battle
10 Paris sometime during the last
two weekA Of September. LevihbRy
viii receive $4,000 as his share. the
y. bout hss bssh arranged by Theodore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
The Babe up -Four Times and Nor Allowed to Hit!
: The 11Vlbghf Qufnfet are Making Pret1v Race
LOWLY PHIIS =
TRIM THE CUBS, So

Chieae6, AUG. 4-Hffatle neidih6
BY MaEee &dd Msfkit, dbNblea with
opporttine hitting 9avs Philadelbhi&
q 3 70 ! vist9ft ever Chicago today ID
the final game Of the series. Magee's
error was responsible for two runs
counted In the fourth and Merkls's
two misplays lot In two runs Ii the
ninth. The soon:
Philadelphi& % 0I0S0o00 &6.11.0
Chicago ...... 011o000 o. IS
Packard and Tragressor; Hendrix.
Martin. Carter ana Killifer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

Two-base hits--Leibold, Scott.
Three-base hits--J. Collins. Stolen
bases-Roth, Hooper. Witt. Sacrifice
hits-E. Collins. Risberg. Jones. Dou-
bic plays--Weaver to e. Collins to
Risberg: Witt, Shannon to McInnis;
Ruth to Shannon. Left on bases--
Chicago s; Boston IS. Base on balls
on Faber 5. Hits-off -Faber II In Z
innings; of Kerr 0 in 1. Hit by pitch
er-by Faber (Ruth). Struck out
by Faber 2; Kerr /; Jones 2. Losing
pitcher, Faber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

William y. Thaysr

The decth Of William U. rh,,.
occurred In the hospital here MONDAY
He was born in Plymouth. Ma
about n years ago. He was a c,s,s
BY occupation. He enlisted in Ca :
"a Mich INF. Aug. Q. 1859 and ~,
discharged June 80. 1866. He wa, M n
mitted to the Mountain Branch f,nr
Washington. D. O., Feb. II, 1911 ,,S
re-admitted here June Q. 1919. Hs =
survived by q widow in Dstroi,
Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

Rev. F. p. Freeman Of Stroudwat-
er, for five years superintendent Of
Baptist Missions in Porto Rico, has
accepted a cali to the pastorass of
the First Baptist church at Liver
more Falls and will begin his new
duties October 1. He is a native Of
Canada. He has wife ana one
daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
CLERKS

Earned runs, Clerks. Two base hits,
Ryan. Stolen bases, Cyr, Abbott,
Groves, Cote 2, McGouldrick. Struck
out oy Fuller z, by McGouldrick 13.
MT oy pitched ball, Cote. Payne.
rassed ball. Ryan. Base on balls, by
Fuller. by McGouldrick 8. Sacrifice
hits, Abbott. Groves. Cote, McGould
rick. Umpire, Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

Donald Dyer. SON Of Charles s.
Dyer. secretary Of the Sanford Board
Of Health. has volunteered to remain
In the service six months longer. He
is doing Office work in the Army at
st. Na1aire, France,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
Tuesdays Concert Proar,m

March-'Naramount, Morris.
overtuTs-The Two Huzzars," ,
Doppls,.
Selection from "The Mikado,"
arr. Wiegands
From Three Quotations., Too
Was Born In Arcadia, Souss
Medley Overture-"The Talk
Of New York." Cohan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

ayers for Wednesday night. 1t is un-
derstood that there is some important
business that will be given attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05

10 Inc SpoTtIuS EuatoT, hcnueOcc
Journal:
read with interest your communi-
cation in today's Journal in refer
ence to game Of baseball between
the Togus A. A. and an All Twilight
League team. In fact, would say
that we have game already ar
ranged for August 23rd with an all
star team from the Twilight League
under the management of Donald
Campbell. The Togus team II anxious
TO arrange series of three games
with the best team that Augusta can
put on the field. Dates for the Sc
ries can be arranged with the man
ager Togus A. A.
Yours for good baseball,
A. D. MORNEAU.
Mgr. Togus A. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
NAr. STAN DINO
FAVORITES WIN
ON HEAVY TRACK
AT CLEVELAND, O.

Cleveland, O.. Aug. 4-Attracted ny
two sweepstakes, large cro"o
bravad the threatening weather forl
the opening Of the second grand CIR
cult meeting of the summer at Norm
Randall today. Owing to showers
throughout the morning the track
was heavy. but some fast time was
made. All the favorites Won
The North Randall purse OF N.lSo
for 2.05 trotters was won oy the
heavily played Royal Mac. He took
the flrst heat easily but had to stand
Q hard drive to beat Wilkes Brewer,
ahead in the third heat. Wilkes
Brewer took the second heat.
Natalie The Great which has never
lost a heat, led from start to finish
and easily won the News $1,000
stakes for two-year-old trotters. The
filly sold at 500 In the auction POOL
against $50 for the field.
The e.0s pace resulted in the hottest
contested event Of the day. four heats
being necessary to decide the win
ner. Sanardo took the second heat
in 2,os Ia. the fastest mile today.
considered remarkable owing to the
condition of the track. He did the
half-mile in 1.0l. Roy Grafton won
the first and fourth heats and the
race, with the third heat going 20
Que In . hard drive.
Tommy Todd. the veteran half-mile
eelding. captured the 2.1o trot aftsT
finishing a poor fourth to The Ace, "a
loag shot in the nrst heat.
.ie CLASS. TROTTING. PURSE
1850.
Tuamy Todd. h-g. by Todd
Mac (Stokesl ..--,.............
The Ace. sbs. tNitchelD ........
Golden Spiar. chm tGeersD ....2 "a
Peter Pogue. br.h. (ThomaO -.
EVIL Rock, b.h. fvaiD .........
Red Bon, the Cossaex and Constan-
tine tho Great also started.
Time: 1.os 3-l: 40: 2.07 Ia.
THE NORTH RANDALL EOS TRoT.
PURSE $z16o.
Royal Mac, bg by Royal Mac
Kinney (MurphyS ............. l
wilkes Brewer, chm. (Valen-
tine) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
Prince Loree, brg. (McDevitt) 2 3 8
Busy's Lassie. brm. (Cox) .... 8
Easton. brm (White) ...........
Esperan9a also started.
Time-2.06 Ia; 2.07 IL; 2.o7 3-4.
THE NEWS, a-YEAR-oLD TRor-
TING. PURSE $4,000.
Nathalie the Great. brf. by Pc :.
ter the Great (rhomas) .......
Dudette, brf tGesrs) ............ . 4
Lucille Aarvestef, bf tFlefi-
ing) ..s.9s.s... ...'...
Day Star, be (Cox) ............. S !
sister AgoR. pf (Mhn0n)s ..:...... 4 :
9 TiffeaAis: k.A Iva:
..o6 CLASS PACING. PURSE $780,
: Hey Grattons bs by Grafton
Royal, ttlndbers) .......... 1ss1
Cue, b tWafd) ............. 621;
BanaFd6, bg tMufphyJ 49,. SIS;
y Jay Mack. chh (Whitehead). 3e 2rc
Edward P. bh lteese) ....... . s 2rt
Box II, Maggie Wreath. Little Ba.
tiste ana Captain ffeif-at- Law aise
started,
f1me--i.os IA, s.os 1-2; a.os IA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-05
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

russday, Aug. sz1wiishh leagues Printers crssss..
Wsdnssdays AgH sTwSh ksassss stsss House eshn,
Thursday, Aus 7-Twiisht Lsasus|csr<s W. efessssa
Friday Aug. e-Twisht skasusi Printers State House.
Aue f5-ffsp ehssshsl Grand Amssan Handissp Al ebl
sspt I, d t.M1ein1i osuth ksnnssss Pa1 Wndsor. '"
Field, pnlbns ""
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-12-19
Robt- Lyons.

Crumley-.Johnson NuPtials
An Event of Friday in Cvoington
Ky.
SuDbright. Tenn Dec. l3, 1919
A Wedding which will be of a
great interest to a wiue circle OF
friends was that of Miss Geneva
Batson Crumley et 635 Greenup st.
Covington Ky. and Mr.. Aemer Ken
Meth johnson of This place, which
occrred at the home OF the bride
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. DR.. l..
l., Henson otticiated uselug the
double ring ceremony. Only the
immediate members OF the families
attended The nuptiais. Miss Crumley
Is the only daughter of Mrs. Lonlse
Crumley OF Covington. She is a
graduate Of Curtis Conegeo of Cln.
Sne has been Tue honoree'ot nam.
DER OF social events since the an.
nouncement Of her engagement i'll
October. Mr. johnson returned
from France in July. and went to
Cincinnati III september. where he
.nrorpA Naianna EolIaOe HA comes
from one Of the most prominent
families Of this section, being the
only son 81 Mr.. aud Mrs. Jnon john
son of this pIace. His father Is one
of the best known retail merchants
IN this county. After brief "Trip
South Mr.. Johnson will bring his
Drlde here to reside, where he will
20 in business with his father.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-12-19
Cylis Notes

Still raining, plenty Of mud ana
high water.
Old man Kries of Elberton made
this office a call this afternoon
Entertainment at the school, the
night of Dec. 10Th.
DIR. Naah has rented the John
Rose farm for the year 1920.
Sam May who haa been having
Hemerhoids of the lungs. is better
Rufus Jones our noted choir
leader Of Jonesville is On the sick
list.
There is fome rnmer of a wedd-
ing in this part, there has been a
new fuit of cloths bought, and the
books have been called in from
Wheat. This is good sign,
Daniel Jones made this office
Call to day.
Gilbert England once of Glades
but now a residence of Dvllis,
has had his teeth taken out and .
new set put in. Glib, looks like a
new man.
George Atkins of Blue Diamond
XIV. made this office call Saturday
looking after a new set Of teeth.
Nj. r. Bilbrey has moved to the
Charlie Shelton farm on Poplvr ok.
Aunt Ann England has moved to
her son Charles she Was once q
resident Of Deer Lodge.