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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
Compromise.

mo, madam" said the tramp. I'm
sorrow. but It, against my principle,
! can't chop no wood
We'll answered. the farmers wife
there will he some coal here thu,
afternoon. and 30
I'm sorry ag'in bu' I can't carr,
no coal But III tell YOU what | will
do III compromise II you've got a
gas stove III turn on the gas fur ,e.
-Dalla, News
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25

Gcrruw ., 1c cribcd q, land of
ctmc'crc,. hospital, ard starvation
hy Lieut. COT Scaflc Harris oi the
L. $. medical reserve corps. who hl,
Just arrived IN pafi, after close
personal study Of conditions IN Ger.
many That country ha, suffered
from the war more than any other.
he declares. though a superficial view
gives he opposite IMPRESSION Col
onel Harris thinks bread and mea,
should be sent TO the German women
and children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25

thlldrcn'' handkerchief, often look
hopeless when they come 10 the laun.
dry Wash with good soap rinse IN
water blued with RED Cross Ball R'ue
(AdyI
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

Notice OF Final Settlement ana De
termination OF Hearship
Estate Of Abram c. Black, Decess
I'd. No. ass
Notice is hereby given that on the
nth day of August A. D.. 1917 inc
undersigned will present to the
County Court Of Rio Grande County.
Colorado, her accounts for finai
sottlement Of administration OF said
estate. wien and where all persons
in interest may appear and object 10
them, II they SO desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that sp
plication for the determination OF
heirship OF said AbfaA c. Black.
decco sed az been made and that the
Court will on said date hereinbefore
mentioned or at any time to which
the i,oariug may be continued. pro
coed to assertion and determine VINO
are the heirs of tho said Abram {.
Black. deceased. and as such entitled
to inherit any lands. tenei1tnts.
hereditamen ts or other property.
real or personal. constituting all or
a part Of the Estate Of the said
Abram C. Black deceased. and enter
a decree accordingly. At which hear
ing all persons claiming to be heirs
| Mt law of said deceaced may appear
and present their proof.
Bertha Black. Adninirtratrix
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

A meeting Ut the cpm m,..ion.rs
VII b held this eota,as Tuesday
JAY gSih. Contracts viii b. lot and
. lot Of r0utias business will b.
ssaasaetsd, The Campfire viii take
place In the evening Of n. SAN. day
A. several artists from town a.. q.
psessd. the entertainment oush, 10
prove = popular as w.lt ~ q, on.
joysbls one.
Senator and Mrs, Mcfaiscan with
their cousins. Mr., and Mrs. Camp.
ell. from California. made a Walt
to the Home last Tuesday. Com.
mandani Conkic took the Senator ON
a tour Of Inspection. pointing out the
needs Of tho Home. Tho Senator
loft favorabiy impressed with the
work already done aud under way.
Comradc 0rocnchdikc. was In
camp last Tuesday.
The Sargent sunday School. had
= picnic on the lawn last wedncs.
day. The young people seemed to
have . dandy time. and treated sew
eral Of the comrades to some de-
delicious Ice cream.
Mrs. Swan. from Colorado Springs
h In Monte Vista. She comes up
every day to visit her sick husband.
who Ii = patient In the Home hoxpi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Burns from
Coldwatcr. Mich. had dinner with
IA u week ago today. They could
not praise the Home and the food
enough.
Since our last report the following
changes have taken place In the
Home.
Admitted: Chax II. Meadows. II. 8.
Phillips. 8. d. Wager. Jackson Per
kins.
Deceased: william Barorn.
Discharged: David Spieiman. w.
II. Thomas.
Out on Furlough: John Chittick.
In from Furlough: N. r. Ssmusls
Frank Allen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

Mr. J. X. Comsrford died We'd
nesday mo, ming July ., at his home.
from typhoid fever and heart trouble
The service was held at springer's
Undertaking parlors. Thursday
afternoon. Rev. Butler. pastor Of
the Baptist church preached the ser
vice. The remains were placed In
the Monte Vista cemetery. Mr..
comerford came to our community
this spring from Del Norte ana was
splendid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Journal.
Mr. Comerford was for years 4
resident Of Monte Vista where he
was known ~ An industrious and
patriotic citizen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26
.,,rn,cAN LuosoN Wo05HY
o. ALL ENCOURAGEMENT

r., new American Legion 10 wor.
49, ~ syurssAssie 'cese.dsssties u
~ sood Ansssssss. Il 10 ~ Of
.",,,.,lon Of ihs vsssssss - The
s,,.,.., var In Ill histery. II which
..,,,ea bore - hosessbls sSo COS.
..,euous psr. Il Wili keep siivs
-. memories Of The heroic gillantry
nd bravery Of the Amsfieaas who
,.,poaa.d to the cali 70 make the
Grid q decent plses 70 live u. and
many OF whom. alas. save W their
u,., on sorsisn sou fos The great
aus. Il Will ~ that The graves
:, those who made the supreme
..r,,nc, on the Moody folds Of
rune. and rtanAsrs. or II the Ut
,.,uo,, parts Of ~. earth are ten.
aer,, suard~d and cared for.
II 4, charged with the greatest
mission which has fallen 70 the 10,
new four miiiicns b not . political
machine. We vast no more Of the
m.wk,.h bunk Of either fearing or
catering to the SOLDIERS vote"
Only a. = non-partisaa orGaniss-
lion can the American Legion do
ito b.s, work. Its able leaders
know this. In . day when men are
fast deserving unworthy party en-
blems to stand for what they think
,ish,. tho soldier organisation win
have q vide influence.
We hall the legion.
II had to come and & h coming
strong and s1fA
Good men are at the head os the
column. and better mea than those
In the ranks exist nowhere In the
country.
They are the pick Of the hes,.
physically best. In nerve and in cour-
age. hest In point Of training. In
discipline and best among all the
nations who won . great victory.
There il still . aght in America.
Democracy IL never safe. only BE-
Ing made safe. Eternal vigilance
10 the price Of liberty. Eternal viGi-
lance without regard to fear or IA
vor Ia to BE- the spirit q the Amefi-
can Legion.-rampa TimsA
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

The Monte boys are all good fell
lows play clean ball and can gen.
orally give q good account of them
selves. Their team work IL excel
lent and no dosbt helps win them
many games. Monte boys should
not feel ashamed OF being beaten by
rasosa. ss we have . way-up small
Town team ourselves this season.
Pasosa Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

Aiamosa has been having q very
successful sale OF town lets in q
new addition to that city. The Val
verde addition IL situated on the
west OF the present Alamosa town
S''e and includes the old fair
grounds and surroundings. 1t II 4
'eve' site. good soil esd about the
0'"y direction in which the town
can expand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

Among the bah players familiar
10 Monte Vista fans In times gone
BY. We notice that Foxy Co.'S IL play.
Ing the center garden for the
Schwarts Clothiess. rated - the
fastest Of the, Dssvsr ssRj-pro
teams this season. Howard BSrts-
ford. baseball coach ct The Univer-
atty Of Colorado. has been named
assistant athletic director, and
James Ashmore will head Boulder's
corps Of athletic coaches. All Of
these mon have as4isted the local
team at different times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

we think the editor Of the Creole
candle had better quit Dragging
ABOUT being some bird" on account
VI the fact that . baby boy was born
.a'o MS homo recently. Some Of
tue Cfeede folks who have an in
crease may take 4 notion that It was
.he Candle bird and not the stork
mat has been visiting their homes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26

). L. Freeman the genial manager
VI Fassett's store. left this Friday
tor the eastern masksts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-07-26
Weyand

Mrs. Ed. Heilman entertained j.
Woods and children. Mrs. Fields and
daughter. Eva Woods Of Alamosa
and w. W. Decker Of Fl. Collins. at
dinner Sunday.
Mrs Lowther has been making
few farewell visits on her neishbors
before her trip to Texas. where Mr..
I.owthcr ia already residing.
Mrs. Kirk is spending a few days
with her friends the Caldwell's.
Lame Shoulder
This ailmcnt IL usually caused oy
rheumatisri o; the muscles. All that
n needed II absolute r,st end rev
applications Of Chamberlain Lini-
ment. Try 1t.
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ST. AIIRANS

MIR and Mrs. Charles Bachelor Of
Portland are guests at the home Of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Will Batch
elder.
Miss Hazel Copeland of Bangor was
a week end guest of Miss Mary Han
son at the Hanson camp,
DR.. J. II. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy
of Dexter were guests at the Willow
Tree Inn" Sunday.
Arthur Moore accompanied By his
mother, Mrs. Frank Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Robertson were at
Henry Moore's at Camp Benson, Sun
day
L. B. Wheeler Of Hartland has pur-
chased of the u. u. Stewart estate
the store formerly occupied by C. c.
Hanson and Will put in a general line
OF goods including grain and feed.
Ralph Dennine of Mayfield was a
caller in town Sunday.
Mrs, f, y. Vining has for guests
Mrs. Carroll Hanson and five children
of Pressure Isle and Mrs. Ina Leavitt
OF Hartford. Conn.
Word has been received of the
death of 0ramendal NJ Smell a G. A.
r. veteran at his home in Billerica,
Mass. He leaves besides his wife
several nieees and nephews. He was
formerly resident OF this town where
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MOOSE RIVER

A marriage OF much interest was
solemnized at the PARSONAGE when
Mrs. Angie Mullen became the bride
of Sidney Goodrich. The marriage
ceremony took place at $50 p. m.
July %. The bride was gowned in
lieht blue silk stripe vOle With white
Jap silk trimmings and carried
bouquet of pink blush roses and the
groom wore the conventional black.
After the wedding reception and
lawn social was enjoyed by many
friends who We're invited for the oc
casion. Mrs. Edison Church eldest
daughter of the bride was hostess for
the evening, assisted by Mrs F. A.
Williams and Mrs. Henry White.
Cake and ice cream We're served.
Special mention is made of the we'd
ding cake which was presented to
thm by Mr. Gerard, chef at the ]. l..
Co. boarding house of which Mr..
Goodrich has been an assistant since
residing in this town.
The heaviest electrical storm of the
season passed over this place Sun
day evening and lasted late into the
night No serious damage has been
reported other than several of the
house are out of lights caused by
trees being blown across the wires
between the power building and town
Mr.. Tewksbury is on the job and will
soon have them in repair.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the opening ball at The Forks
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. Holden and daughter
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HINCkLEY

Raymond Tozier was a guest at
{. +. Conforth's over Sunday.
Miss Alice Butz, who has been as
sisting Mrs. Earle Palmer with the
homework, has gone to Skowhegan
Parsons. Miss Doris Rogers of Good
Will farm will help Mrs Palmer.
Miss Pearl Bowden recently return
ed from visit to Boston where she
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W G. Wheeler. On the return
trip she called on friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. c L. Bowden have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Carr at Pleasant Pond.
George T. Tibbetts and daughter
Miss Clara and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
c. Wheeler went to Corinna. Sunday
to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Pratt with their
three boys have been passing short
vacation at Lake George
Mrs Emily Joy is the guest of Mrs.
w. V. Totman.
Mrs. Leach of Skowhegan is passing
few weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Sanford Strickland.
Frank Sawyer of East Winthrop
was in town few hours Saturday
Lewis Strickland is working for
Guy Giles in haying.
Everett Cain and Norman Palmer
are working for Earle Palmer.
Albert WiIlettc has returned from a
few days trip TO Mapleton, Aroostook
county.
Miss Evelyn JOY has been working
in the Red Cross rooms at Waterville
The families of Ira r. Elliott, Earle
Elliott and Perley Gerald recently
passed very enjoyable day at China
Lake
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village the thill dropped down fright
ening the horse. He began TO run
asd collided with a telephone pole
near Alphens Nason's store throwing
the baby about five feet hruising her
quite severely MIR. and Mrs. Crock
er escaped uninjured.
There Will be service held in the
Church. Sunday evening. August 2rd.
at 30 Rev. George Merriam will
conduct the service. II is reported
that the people Of the village and
community will use this opportunity
for worship
Mrs Eva Shean of Fort Fairfield is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Moody Jr. and
three children OF Birmingham, Ala,
visited his uncle, O. A. Moody and
wife recently; also Henry Moody and
VIII Hinton of North Hartland.
Miss Maude Cover returned to
Lewiston, Saturday after a week S
visit with her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lewis. She was accom-
panied by her sister Miss Edith
Cover.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Brock of
Waltham Mass. are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Alpheus Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Bean and little
daughter and Mr.. Brown passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Croker.
Callers at o. A. Moodys Sunday
we're Al Ross Moody. wife and son
Guy OF Cornville. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
McCrllis of Holyoke. Mass.
Miss Margaret Cousins OF Somer-
Vile, Mass has returned home after
visit Of several weeks.
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CARATINK

NARAII M
George Martin who has been scaling
in SoldicrtoWn is at home for two
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Horne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Small who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Clark at their cot
tase at Pleasant Pond, returned to
their homes, Saturday.
Frank Dennison, who is somewhat
of an invalid. is spending a few days
al W II. Whorff's.
Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Keene of Liberty
and Mrs Dora Adams of Scion spent
a few days last week with Mr.. keene's
sister Mrs. d. II. Williams
Miss Belle Clark returns to Texas
this week. The family have had sew
eral reunions and picnics in her honor
during her stay. the last one being at
Lakewood Saturday.
It is with feeling of profound
sorrow we announce the death of
Miss Mildred Powell which occurred
July %. Miss Powell was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Powell. All
that love and medical aid could do
Wis QOllt III ItSlOIt lltl " hthlAh Jul
tuberculosis claimed her as a victim.
She WAS in her first year of high
school and was a brilliant scholar and
the light Of her home being an only
child There was a large attendance
at the funeral and the many beautiful
flowers which spoke the eulogy of
those who knew and loved her and
bore silent testimony of her splendid
traits in character, Father Pierre OF
Greenyille spoke beautiful words of
comfort 10 the sorrowing relatives.
Besides the heart-broken parents
there were two aged grandfathers and
several uncles, aunts and cousins.
The bearers were Harold Clark, Iral
Bean, Walter York and George Mar
tin. Kindest thoughts OF sympathy
go out to the sorroWing ones. Miss
Powell was sixteen years old.
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Mrs Hartwell Peavey. Mr. and Mrs.
LaVoia went to Idaho seven years
ago from Skowhegan. They came
back one week age ond will make
their home in Fairfield where Mr.
LaNoa has employment.
Mrs. Wilder Fernald and little son
Vernon returned to Lowell. Mass.
Monday after visiting relatives and
friends in town for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Boston has been quite
i'll the past week.
Levi Decker and children Mildred
and Donald and Miss Lillian Decker
of Maiden passed Sunday with their
brother Llewellyn Decker and family
of Clinton
George Newton of Upton, Mass. was
a week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Getchell
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SOkRIiDGEWOCk

-N'hiaAf' = W ~ -
chautauqna Week at Skowheean is
from August 18th To Sept. a Pro-
gram can be found on page three of
this issue.
Miss Bessie Grant OF Starks is with
Mrs Mary Brown as housekeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Leone Jones accom-
panied by Mrs. jeanette Johnson and
Miss Frances Jones returned Sunday
from a weeks automobile trip thru
the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrand have
been passing several days visiting III
Rockland.
Mrs Walter Harper and little
daughter Of OldtoWn returned 10 their
home Monday after passing week in
town the guests OF Mrs. Harry Syrene.
Mrs. Alfred Watson received sever
al very interesting letters last week
from her daughter Mrs Hynona Don
ell OF Washington, y. G in which she
described the recent riots in that city
During three days and nights she
wrote that they were unable 10 sleep
on account Of the noise from the riots.
Mrs. Arthur Longley and two chill
drcn of New Hampshire are VISITING
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nitham.
Rev. and Mrs f K. Farrar are Wis
iting at their old home in Monsoon.
Hugh HIGHT has sold his two farms
on the SkowheRan road. or the so
called Charles Jones property.
George Austin and family have NOV
ed into the Allie Tuttle house on the
Mercer Road.
Mrs Sidney KnoWlton OF WaterHllle
has been the guest Of Mrs. Lyman
Emmons a few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Good OF Pros
aue Isle were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Cook Estes.
Mrs. Allen Head and daughter Of
Hayerhill. Mass. were recent guests
OF Mrs. Heald's sister Mrs. Eugene
Walton
Work on the canning OF beans will
commence at the Jewett factory this
week.
Mrs. Henrietta Wood recently en-
tertained relatives from Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lunt Jr. OF
Skowhegan were calling on their faith
er George Lunt. Saturday
The members OF the o. f. {. tlub
enjoyed their annual outing last week
Tuesday and this year the day was
passed in Wateryille where the club
enjoyed theatre party after which
a special banquet was served Tor them
at HarmOn's Cafe.
DR.. william Taylor OF Mechanic
Falls was the week end guests OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. T.. Taylor.
A very heavy thunder shower pass
ed over this town Sunday afternoon
and the lightning struck in several
places. though no serious damage was
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Startling have
moved into one OF the William Whit
ing rents on Mercer avenue.
Harold Pierce is enjoying short
vacation at home.
News has been received OF the
death of Mrs. Ella Thurston at one OF
the Good Will homes OF which she
WAS matron, at Hinckley. Mrs.
Thurston was "A former Norridgewock
resident and had many friends in this
vicinity.
Francs McCrillis returned to his
home in Portland. Monday. after pass
ing two weeks as the guests OF George
Hussey and family at Smithheld.
A. M. Percival was called to Port
land. Monday. by the death OF his
brother.
Mrs. Erma Smith Staples and little
son of Oldtown have been recent
guests in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cony Russell, Rev. and
Mrs. II. H. Shean and Miss Gladys
Mitchell enjoyed n motor trip to Gar
diner one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Staples and lit
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The News of SOmersets Busy Towns

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Eineis ~ NJ n -,..,,t 10 Anna
,'ail4's .bort yfe,t Monday.
bassaco2k iof nor. 81 no .'y r.tnrned
Miss l''''s u 80 pitt5 60 af,er nass-
~ NJ L. a. mo pnc.t of her
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auhi MIS-. liza i.ei,.if'', p,z.4r o..,s
Mrs. Ann - ~ a,,ir,' D'
9aI''i ~ ", II u smith and Mr.
Or. ana MI. II -. I'm - -
ana Nrs. o, l....'....5,, s,nd5.
MOTOR irlp 10 - ~ - :, pas
.Nr7' i1I,''i,o,' Nv ", har norant. Dr
WA ~. -. = prn,,n tbjs week
ana Mrs. w. ID ~ ~ !" r ,nl2 anioved
vi anu 'ii ~ ra1Sa,,,,.
a fe" aay 1 aiuf.a.,, ~.
"'4l"'' anu 5,I,' "a - ,a5o
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i,,.1 >orrf,1aa,rolL Inn, and his call j..
. a.,
NJ I'D NJ Allio 7 on.eio,. and If
al. rl,f g5F A.
s',,,Ia,, ,.,,osts ~ Atr md Mr. p.nt,-
Mn smith
rrad Stevens has purchased new
1,,r5 trnrL
,,a,b,r ~ tat,nspaonle bav, bpen
,l,atorr,irp in WV sharon during
,h1 n,.f ,ycek
49, rranl Eaan. has returned from
1r..a.a4iet ohara me has been en-
,Ia,ad
,fsrad V-,tson is gaining slowly |
from his recent serious illness and I
T. aau ,blo IN attend 10 some Of his /
roanl,r business
Mr. sara Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. /
wa Wilav Of Bangor were Sunday I
oneets Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Dickin- |
SON They made the trip by auto |
,nobile
Mrs Marjorie Thcobald has finish /
al bor dntias in the Farmers Tcle-
nbone exchange and in the future the
,,ro contral Urls Will he Miss Mar
onorito Dickinson and Miss Dorothy
nnnlan
Wrg Ehon Miller was home over
SUNDAY from Bates College where she
ie taxing a snecial course in French.
Chester kpnnev was unfortunate
ono dav last week in meeting with a
had accident ut Starks near the home
n, Ieander RutIer Mr. Kennev
drivae ono ot the collectors teams
for tho Skowhoean Creamery and his
lna5 in some ~9y timed over in al
had Mace in the road pulling the
horses after il and iuiuring one of the
horses so that il was necessary to
lin the animal beside SHILLING large
,nonnt of cream
Rov Il G Davis snDplied for Rev
Il p Farrnr at the Baptist church
l,st sunday morning
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What came near being a serious
accident Sunday as Mr., and Mrs Ern-
est Crocker and little daughter kath-
crime were going mp the hill near the
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he has many friends who regret of his
death.
Mrs. Eva Turner visited Miss Sara
Iurd in Hartland few days last
week
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the friendly tobacco

Erma accompanied by Earl Taylor
and daughter Florence also Mrs.
Frost Williams of Jackman went to
Lakewood July % to attend the w.
S. S. conference which was largely
attended Mrs. Lord of Boston spoke
of the saving and good work the
W. S 5. business was promotin- thru
out the country, We also had an in
terestng talk from Mrs. Herbert j.
Brown. director for Maine; also Mrs.
Grace y Wing, manager. a special
dinner was prepared for the occasion
at Lakewood Inn which all enjoyed
very much.
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN
Mrs. John LaVoia and children. Ed
mund Wilma. Winston and Carl Of
Council Idaho are visiting her aunt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27
Local News

Stanley FolIansbee is visiting in
Martell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Lord were out
from Ellsworth Sunday.
Mrs. George Reed and daughter
were out from Ellsworth Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spalding
were down from S.. Paul over
Sunday.
Sherman L. Krauth was initiated
into the local Masonic lodge Tues
day evening.
Miss Margaret Williams, who
teaches at Clear Lake, is home en- a
weeks vacation visit.
A. E. Reese, who is on the road
for the Duluth News-Tribune, was
home Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Bess Buck and Lucy
Thomas, who teach in Minneapolis,
are home for their Spring vacation.
Regent P. w. Ramer and Pres. j.
H. Ames left Tuesday for Madison
on business relative to the Biennial
Budget.
Hugo Weiss and family, who re-
Gently returned from Canada. have
m owed into the Walker house on S.
Main street.
In Baldwin the proceeds of g
dance, amounting to over $110, are
to be applied to the purchase Of q
siren fire alarm.
Deer Park is coming into line with
Field and Stream Club. VIM.
Gust is president and % members
enrolled at the first meeting.
The River Falls Tailoring Co. have
their new dry cleaning plant in sue
cessful operation and the work is
being highly recommended by their
patrons.
Mrs. G. A. Dawson left Monday
for Minneapolis to assist in the care
of DR.. Dawson's father, who has
but recently returned to his home
after treatment in a hospital.