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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21
Whose Baby?
The Bachelors Baby.
Bachelors Pathe Baby.

w HOS6 bdDy
The Bachelors Baby
Bachelors Pathe Baby.
The Unwelcome Cherub.
Getting the Goods on Uncle
For the Honor of His Friend.
Where Uncle Stubbed His Toe.
A Strange Baby in His Bedroom.
When Her Mother Came to Call.
Belgian Battles and Bashful Bachelors
If You Must Be Father-Get Mar
ried
A Wailing Wait and Rock Romance.
He Wasn't the Baby's Father-but
How Could His Sweetheart Know
What you will see in "Life's Fun
NY Proposition" Saturday at The Or
pheum. 124
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

Note these prices for flour anc
feed at flour mill:
Steam Rolled Barley, per ton
Steam Rolled Oats, per ton, SKID $500
Shelled Corn, per ton, SKID. -. $500
Mill Feed mill run" per ton
sacked ...... 4O.UO
Strictly good baled alfalfa hay,
one bale of ton at. ........ 26.50
Full car lots less.
Dry Red Fir & Tamarack Sawed
wood, per cord, delivered. -. 900
Pine wood, sawed, per cord. -. 7.50
Ask for our flour at stores at follow
ing consistent prices:
Hard Montana wheat flour, SIX. 2.80
Bluestem Patent flour, SIX. -. 2.70
In Bbl. lots zoe per Dbl. less.
Above prices save you Is to 25c per
sack on flour. We guarantee every
sack of flour. Money refunded at
any store if not in every way salts
factory. Why pay higher price and
freight for any other?
MARK p MILLER MILLING co.
118-tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

Ecounty agents, the home demonstra-
ton agents, club leaders, and field
workers.
The purpose of the Extension Con-
ference" says Dean E. j. Iddings Of
Agriculture, sis to coordinate the
work of the instructors in agriculture,
the experiment station workers. and
extension workers, so that all may be
united in their plans and policies for
rural life development in Idaho.
Timely Problems.
"a great deal of time is to be spent
during the week in going over def
mite programs of work, such as the
control of rodents, potato production,
swine production, poultry production,
and many other lines of work that are
being carried out actively in the field.
Back of all these extension work
ers and really fundamental part of
the university organization, are the
farm bureaus. They are actual col
laborators with the salaried members
of the state university"
Government Praises Bureaus.
During the war emergency period
the university extension force num-
bered over one hundred and twenty
five. The farm bureau organization of
the state of Idaho received special rec
ognition from the government. Mr.. H.
w. Hochbaum, the state leader, was
detailed last summer to organize SIM
ilarly several other states in the mid
die west and west
10000 the Goal.
"There is a big campaign for men,
bers," said Dean Iddings, 'and it is
hoped to have in the farm bureaus of
the state total membership of from
$4,000 to 10000 farmers. The former
figure has almost been attained at the
present time.
"A considerable number of the ex-
tension workers have never before
seen the central plant of the institu
ion. They are frankly surprised at
he extent of material equipment and
he efficiency of operation of the uni
Tersity."
Banquet Tonight.
Ineaddition to the regular program,
everal entertainments have been sch
duled for the convention. Monday /
light the visitors were guests of the
acuIty at the Idaho-W. S c.. game. and !
t reception given afterward in the .
Y" hut. Tonight there is to be a ban ,
uet in the Guild hall, given by the
itizens of Moscow and the faculty
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

1
| With one exception, all members of
the casts are making their first bow
to an Idaho audience However, they
were chosen from field of over thirty
candidates, and according to the
coaches, will display little of the am
Iateurishness sometimes associated
with college dramatics.
The casts are as follows:
"The Pipe of Peace"
Joe Terrlll. ABE COLI
Gladys Terrill. jeanette Sholes
Molly. Georgia Oylear
"The Best Men,"
Richard Ford. Ralph Davis
George Bradley. -. .Wilfred Newman
Marion Gibson Nathalie Tecklenburg
Margaret Gibson. -. Mary McKenna
DR.. G. NJ. Miller and Mr. Bridge are
coaching. the performances. The plays
will start at $50. Immediately after
the basket ball game. Admission is
free.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21
caIIus? Peel
1t OFF Quickly!
Nothing On Earth Like "Gets-It"
For C0rns and Calluses.

A spot of thickened skin on the
bottom of your foot which so often
makes walking an agony, is as easily
removed by wonderful "GetS-It" as
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

any hard or soft corn anywhere on
your toes. Look at this picture. -
A few drops of "Gets-It" did the
work. The callus comes loose from
the true flesh. No irritation what
ever. You peel the cal1us right off
just like banana peel-peacefu1ly
painlessly. "Gets-It' does the same
thing to any corn, without the use
of sticky plasters, irritating salves,
greasy ointments or bundling tape.
There's no fussing-no knife, no
scissors to use. "Gets-It' is used by
millions, because it's common sense.
and it never fails. Try it, prove it.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover, the only sure
way, costs but trife at any drug store.
MID by e. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Ill.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28
FOURTEENTH WARD.

Ammons, Albert, bill No, 10, Ward
IA. part lot No, 10, 50xt43 feet, rs Mon
roe street, Valuation $1,000. tax s9t,S4,
Andrews, Il. r.. hill No. 10, Ward IA.
lot No. ~ and part lot No %, llxl95
feet. es Nuss street Valuation 81, $50,
tax S19,Ss.
Baker, Sam, bill No, 30, Ward IA,
25x90 feet, So Provine street. Valuation
$500, AK $500
Beatus, Rehecca L., bill No. A6, Ward
IA, south part lot No, T, S0N205 feet, ws
Ridgeway street Valuation sl,l5O, tax
s19,32.
Blackburn, Florence r.. bill No. sc,
Ward "A, part lots Nos. sc and 81, 7lX
lb0 feet, VS. Mcdowell street, Valua
ton $500, tax S25.2o,
Blackwell. zaidee, bill No, CT, Ward
IA, part lot No. 3, 32xi43 feet, es Mis-
sissippi street, Valuation $1,000. tax
SIC, so.
Blake, h. j.. bill No. 60, Ward IA
country lot !, 44Xlbo feet, es Missis,
| sippi street, Valuation $500, tax ss.4O,
Bolden, c H bill No. 75, Ward IA
lot tod No. J \ 5sfltS ,l fsst' SIS ,o WILLIAMS ~
Bonner, Bella, bin No. 76. Ward II
25x9O feet, SIS Provine street. Valuation
B%riscoe, X, G, bill No. %, Ward "A
lot No. 81 and part lot No. 80, 75xl5t
feet, SIS Trigg street, Valuation $500
| tax $40.
Canada, Florence s., bill No. 12e
ward IA, part lots Nos. Z and s, 100,
l65 feet, es Mcdowell street. corner
Saxon, Porter subdivision. Valuation
So, 800, tax 1854,
Carruthers. A. r., bill No, 1919. Ware
II. part lot No. &. 10x6i feet, 81 Cherry
| street, ~Carruthers subdivision, Nalua.
| ton s75, tax $l.26.
Cooper, Sue A., bill NO, le4, Ward IA
| part lot No. "a, 50xl50 feet. es Fore
| street J. \ Ford subdivision, Valua.
| ton $500, lax sl344.
Cunningham, A. S, ct al. bill No. 1TS
! Ward ID, lots Nos. % and 2s, i00xi4i
feetp ms -McLemore- street to Ida Per
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,i3e subdivision. Valuation $3.50. tax
Strange, Lennle s.. bill No. SOS. Ward
T. lot NO. Al, 55-50x235-20o feet, sq
railroad street, Provine subdivision.
valuation $500, tax Si0.Os.
Strange, Lennie s., bill No. sns. Ward
H. country lot No. As, 55-50xl41h-i65
feet, IS Railroad street, Provine sub
division, Valuation $3.50. tax 1924.
Strange, Safe, bill No. S07. Ward
H. lot No. %, 55-50x1s9-2i2 feet. SIS
Railroad street. Provine subdivision.
valuation $500, tax $iO.0S.
,StrIGkIln' 5. p. and Louisa, bill No.
sl3. Ward Il, part lot No. 4. 4oxi5O
teet, SIS Williams street, J. n. Ford
subdivision. Valuation 5000, tax S15.12.
Taylor, Frank, bill No. 500. Ward IA,
lots Nos, is to 90. 45x155 feet. ms
Irigg street, Valuation $500. tax IS. 40.
Taylor, S. j., bill No. S2s, Ward IA.
lot No. 2, 5Ox154 feet, IS Williams
street, Valuation $500, tax $40. os.
Terrell. G. A, bill No. s31. Ward "a,
lot No. l0l, 100xl50 feet. MS Williams
street. Valuation $1,000. tax SCI. 20.
Tucker, Oslo, bill No. s45. Ward Il.
iotS Nos 100 to l0S; 52x100 feet. VS.
$500. 800 "N
Walker. Tracy, bin No. $50. Ward "A.
lot No. ID, 25xl05 feet. ms Aston street.
Valuation $3.50. tax $3.50.
Ware, Charles, bill No. 1862, Ward H.,
lot No. 2. 25x15 feet, WIS Louisa street.
Valuation 5000, tax 1895.
Watts, J. w. bill No. s67, Ward a..
lot No. 40, block B, 25x106 feet, IS
Brunswick street, Valuation S25, tax
a. cents.
Wilkinson, C.. M, bill No. Sa4, Ward
II, lot No, u. 4Sx132 feet, WIS Fore
street. Valuation $500, tax S13.44.
Williams, John. bill No. sol, Ward a..
lot. No. u, 40x1O5 feet. ms Ida place,
valuation $575, tax 1886.
Wood, Alice f., bin No. 9t0, Ward
u, lots Nos. SO and "a, block b. 47xiD6
feet, IS Brunswick street. Valuation
Wood, Tina. bill No. oil, Ward Il.
lot No. IS, block B, 25x106 feet, IS
Brunswick street. Valuation $lOO. tax
Woods. Anderson, bill No. 914, Ward
IA, lot No, 40, block c, 25xl06 feet,
SIS Provine street. Valuation $3.50, tax
$42O.
VERIFY, William J, and Cecilia X, bill
No. 921. Ward II. lot No. 10, 40x150 feet,
es Mississippi street. Provine subdiyi-
sion. Valuation $500, tax 5000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28
FIFTEENTH WARD.

Bond, Bertha s.. bill No. 40, Ward Is,
lot No. "a, 5Oxl5O feet, IS Central
street. Valuation s ALSO, tax 1880.
Bowen, Cora s., bill No. 50, Ward IS,
part lot No. IS, 54x165 feet, WIS Willett
street, Valuation s2.225. tax $S7.SS.
Brown, @. F., bill No. 81, Ward Is,
lot No. Z, 50x200 feet, WIS Rayner street.
Valuation S1,70O, tax 1856.
Buford, r. C., bin No. 81, Ward Is,
142x7b3 feet, So McIemore street. Val
uation $4,000. tax $60,4S,
Canman, Roslna, bill No. 70, Ward
IS, east part lot No. IS, 50x150 feet rs
Harbert street. Goodbar subdivision.
Valuation $4,150. tax $69.72.
Christie. Alex, bill No. "a. Ward Is,
lot No. 81, 47x150 feet, ms Agnes street,
corner alley. Snowden Homestead sub
division. Valuation s3,O75, tax $51.66.
Clark. Bessie +, bill No. 96, Ward Is,
part lot No. ~, 1898 irregular by $3.50 =
GAS feet, ws Rayner street. Carr sub
division. Valuation 50, 500, tax $42.
Cooper, Terry. and f. G. Riddick.
bill. No, 1903, Ward Is, lot No. 10,
IS. 7x165 feet, WI Willett street, B. & r,
subdivision. Valuation 50, $50, tax 500. As.
Devote, August, hill No. 142, Ward Is,
lot No. 1l3, 50x1S8 feet, SIS Agnes
street, Valuation $,250, tax $71.4O.
Finley, c. j.. bill No, ITO, Ward Is,
lot No. 4S and part lot No. AZ. 70x15O
feet, IS Goodbar street Valuation $3.50.
tax $14.2S.
Gothard, T. H., bill No. 1876, Ward
Is, lot No. 119, 50x150 feet. MS Agnes
street. Valuation 50, $50. tax $3.50.
10, lots Nos. II and IS, 105x17sh feet,
IS Walker street. McSpadden subdivi-
sion, valuation $1,000, tax $40. "a.
Hatchett, T, B., bill No. 217. Ward
Is, lot No. Is. 5Ox163 feet. es Rayner
street, Nicely Rayner subdivision. Val
uation 1900. tax $500,
Hoitzendorff. p, w, and Margaret b..
bill No. 2S2, Ward Is, lot No. 3, block
s, 4Sx150 feet, SIS Harbert street, H. p.
Johnson subdivision. Valuation So, 900,
LarMn NJ, F., bill No. 2ss. Ward
Valuation 81 900, tax $3.50,
Lee, James, Jr. bill No. 300, Ward
IL, lot No, II, 6Oxl5O feet, ms Goodbar
street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1892,
Letcher, Emmett: bill No. 800, Ward
street. Valuation s575, tax 1856.
McAdoo. H., and Julia Botto, bill No.
$40, Ward IS. lot No. 2, block /, 4sx1SO
feet, So Goodbar street. Valuation
81, 800, tax 1864.
Morgan, Luella, bill No, s55. Ward
Is, lots Nos. 10, IA, 100x16S feet, es
Rayner street. Valuation $500. tax
$42,
Norman, sallie NJ, bill No. 369. Ward
Is. lot No. "a, 50Xl50 feet. MS Goodbar
street, p, T, Williams subdivision. VAL
uatlon $2,l00. tax $685.
Pellfelt, II, A., bin No, S75, Ward Is,
lot No. 3, block / 60X1SO feet, IS Good
bar street, Valuation $500, tax $lO.OS.
Putnam r. II hin No Qeo Wnra
10, 50xl7i feet, es Rayner street. VAL
uation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Roberts, George G., bill No. 4O4.
Ward 10, lot No. II, 5Oxl6S feet, es
Ilayner street, Valuation So. 900, tax
$3.50.
Smith, G. W, hill No. 42s, Ward
IL, lot No. As. SOX116% feet, es lay
wood, corner Walker street, Thomas
subdivision. Valuation $500, tax S., "a.
Wells, w. d., bill No. 563, Ward IT,,
lot No. 50. 50xlSS feet, SIS Agnes street
Valuation $4,000, tax $36. 96.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28
SlXTEENTHW WARD.

Bacon, William j., bill No. 81. Ward
l6, part lots Nos. 3, 4, 60xl39 feet. ms
Harhert street, Valuation 1880, tax
$7S. 0S.
Barton, Mckinney and Pearl, bin No.
&C, Ward i6, lot No. 1870, 5OX127 feet.
ms Harbert street. Valuation $3.50,
tax s56. 2S, ~
Bates. c. H., bill No. Il. Ward 1s.
lots No, 90 to l04. 72xiO7 feet, SIS Pea.
body street, Valuation $3.50. tax $40 90.
Bickford, W. A., bin No. lOS, Ward
te, lot No. IL, 50xl3t feet, MS East
morelOnd street, Valuation 50. $50, tax
sac, 90.
Bickford, w. A., bill No. 1O9, Ward
l6, lot No, 10, 50xl32 feet, MS Eastmore-
land street Valuation $500, tax $42.
Bickford, W. A., bill No. III, Ward Is,
part lot No, a., 35xl3g feet, SIS East
moreland street. Valuation $500. tax
IS 40.
Bickford, W. A, bill No. l12. Ward
l6, lot No. 36la, 50Xl40 feet, SIS East
moreland street, Valuation $500, tax
S42.
Bickford, W A., bill No. lls, Ward
l6, lot No, SO, 59xt4O feet, 50 East
moreland street Valuation 81, 700, tax
S45. SO,
Belder r., bill No. l2i, Ward IS, lots
No, liz and ll3, 2bxlO7 feet, ms Peters
place, Valuation $3.50, tax $5.SS.
Blackwell Zaidee T. bill No. 1871,
Ward 16, lot No. 30. 5Oxig1 feet, SIS
Linden street Valuation 81. 100, tax
1852 Is.
Bostwick r. G.. bill No. l49. Ward
l6, lot No, rs, 5Oxl9l, ms Peabody street.
Valuation. Sl,A76, tax SEATS.
Boswell, Annie, bill No. $50, Ward
10, lot No. so, 55xltl feet, IS Carr
street. Valuation $4,000, tax $S4.
Bowen, Lucille, bill No. 1855. Ward 16,
50xis0 feet, ms HarbSrt street. Valua-
tion *2.35o, tax {39, A..
Brennan, J p, bill No. 16S, Ward
16, lot No. i4t, 60xl53 feet, ms Harbert
street, Valuation $3.50, tax sac 0
Brown. b r., bill No. 10, Ward 1s,
lot No, IS. 50xl50 feet, SIS Linden street.
Valuation Sl,250, tax S2l.
Brow Howard n, bill No, 1871, Ward
is, lot No. 100, 60Siit feet. MS Harbert
street, Valuation $3.50, tax sA6.20.
Browning, Lenine s. bill No. 1877,
Ward Is, part lots No, is and 10, 5oxlSs
feet - Ntaton street, Valuation 50, $40,
tax it956 ~
Bullion, Victor, hill No. la5, Ward 16,
lot No. s, 6Gxl2l feet, ms Linden street
Valuation $3.50, tax 1855.
Burke, Edw. bin No. leS. Ward 1s, lot
No. s. country lot No. Is. bOxl5o feet,
VS. watkins street. Valuation 81, 500.
tax SagSg N'
Bacon, Myrtle NJ, bill No. a., Ward
u. south half lot No. H. 50xlSO feet,
eA idlewiid street, Valuation s9,5OO, tax
Caldwell Matte T., bill No. 2O5. Warl
~, parts lots 40. 81 and Is, b0xlS0 feet,
vision. Valuation 1900. tax $ss.s SIS.
Ching, R--E- bill No -22s.. wara.ls.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28

saddler, H. R and L. F. bin No. 54s.
Ward II, lot No. 5S sOxi50 feet, ms
Phelan street, Meaehsm subdivision
Valuation $500. tax $40.
Sanford, J W, bill No. 6i7. Ward
IL, part lot No. 4, 46@4 -3SN400-36S feet,
es Mississippi street, Marsh subdi-
vision. Valuation 50. 200. tax SS6.96.
Sanford. j. W, bill No. 6ls. Ward II,
part lot No. 16, l50N234-277l2 feet. eS
Lauderdale street, corner Polk, Stewart
subdivision. Valuation $500, tax
.S142.S0
shipper. Mary. bill No. 666. Ward II,
lot No. 10, 40xi44 feet. WIS Humphreys
street, J. n. Ford subdivision. Nalu-
alton $500, tax S10.0S.
Sitton. Mittle. bill No. I'll, Ward II,
part lots Nos. IL and IS, S6Xl36E feet
Valuation 1920. tax &2ol6,
Stevens. ]. H. TT. bill No, 500. Ward
II, lot No. 3, b0xl5O feet, ms st. Pau
street, Trezevant street. Valuation
5000, tax Sl5.l2.
Tate. Mary H., bhl No. 7o5, Ward II,
part lot No. l. 74xS2 feet, SIS Georgia
street. Valuation $500, tax S13.44.
Terrell, G. A, bill No, no, Ward H.
lot No. 43, 60x2OO feet, ms Georgia
street. Valuation 81, 900, tax $3.50.
Trimble, c. H, bill No. 723, Ward II,
lots Nos. / and 2, i07xl4S feet. ms Polk
street. Valuation $500, tax $3.50.
Wallace, Hamett. bill No. 1873. Ward
II, lot No. 5, 50xl50 feet, VS. Lauder
a street, Valuation $500, tax $2l,s4
Walsh, J. T., bill No. 735. Ward II,
40xl50 feet, ws Orleans street. Nalu-
alton $1,000 tax S20,16,
Warner, Lille 81. bill No. 742. Ward
II, lot No. IS. 50x1l5 feet, ms Dixon
street. Valuation $3.50, tax S12.6o.
Wendt, Annie, hill No. 1852. Ward II,
lot No. rs, 5Sxl4S feet. SIS Polk street.
Valuation 81 800, tax 1904.
Williams, -. bill No. 766, Ward
ii, lot No, %, 40xt1O feet, es Leach
place, Valuation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Winfield, Thos. r., bill No. 1871, Ward
II, lot No. !, 40X1lO feet, VS. orleans
street. Valuation $500, tax &iS.4A
Wright A. Estate. bill No. 1872, Ward
II, part lots Nos. 81 and %, block 2,
IlxSS feet. es Wood street, Valuation
$500, tax si34A.
Wright. A. Estate, bill No. 1913, Ward
II, lots Nos. % to "a. 60XS3 feet, es
Wood street. Valuation $500, tax SIMS
Wright, A. Estate, bill No. 794. Ward
II, lot No, IS and part lot No. 2b, 249
MISC feet, ws Wellington street. Nalua-
ton So, 800, tai S42.
Yancy, Fannie. ct al, bill No. 797,
Ward IL, part lots Nos. Is and l6. 40x
$40 feet, IS Polk street. Carruthers sub
division. Valuation 5000, tax sl5.l2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28
THIRTEENTH WARD.

Anderson, Cora L., bill No. "a. Ward
Is, part lots Nos. S7-Ss. 26hxl27 feet.
Valuation s175. tax S2.94.
Anderson, Lulu b., bill No. IS, Ward
10, lots Nos. ] and 2, sSxl25 feet, es
Rayburn street. Valuation SS25, tax
1885.
Anderson, Lulu b., bill No. rs, Ward
10, lots Nos. 6 n Z, 1loxSS feet. ms
Andromeda street. Valuation $3.50, tax
1924.
Anderson, Lulu B., bill No. 81, Ward
10, lot No. 10, 5oxS3 feet. ms Andro-
media street. Valuation $3.50, tax sac.
Anderson. Lulu b., bill No. rs, Ward
10. lots Nos. Is and l6, 102xss feet, ms
Andromeda street. Valuation $500, tax
$40.
Anderson, Lulu B., bill No. 20, Ward
10. lot No 20. 50xs3 feet, IS andre
media street. Valuation $3.50, tax 1920.
Anderson, Lulu b., bill No. 80, Ward
10, lot No. rs, 50xss feet, SO andre
media street. Valuation $3.50. tax $4.20,
Barnett, Chas., bill No. 50, Ward 10,
part lot No. II. 50x350 feet, es Fourth
street. Valuation ~. 100 taxast5-36
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White, Laura, bill No. 4s3. Ward Is,
lot No. / block a. 5tSSlso feet IS Beals
lot No. s, block B, l9x175 feet, es wal
dram street. Valuation S2,450, tax
S41.16.
wilkerson, c. NJ, bill No. lSs, Ward
is, lot No. I, block 3, 6OxI33 feet, IS
Vance street. Valuation $3.50. tax
S47.SS.
Williams, Alice, bill No. 800, Ward
is, lot No. 9, block 10, 50x15s feet, VS.
Cossitt street. Valuation $1,000, tax
Willis, Barney, bill No. 4s5, Ward Is,
slit street. Valuation $l,75O. tax S2s.4 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
WINTHROP

Rev and Mrs y. Z. Pearson were
IN East VassaIbpr Wednesday, where
M Pearson was called 70 attend the
wedding uf Levi c. Barker and Miss
Nancy Gates. The ceremony took
piace al the hume of the bride al high
noon. the bouhle ring service being
used. Immediate relatives were pres
emf.
MI and Mrs. Leslie Hudson. A J.
French and Paul Mason arrived in
town Monday, making the trip from
Guliford in the hudson car They
viii he the guests of Mr. and Mrs Z.
A mason for few DAYS
Mrs Loring Eerrick with her
daughter Margaret. and son Palmer
Of Los Angeles. are guests of MRS.
Herr1ck's brottIsr, z. r. Clifford. +
Mrs. F Il. Church and Mrs Bina
MCKINNEY Of Clinton were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs L + Clifford Tuesday.
Mrs Nellie Josselyn Of walpale.
Mass. Is the guest nj Mrs Sara A.
LaCruix
Alfred W Maxwell has returned
from Etna- where he has heen for
the past 10 days packing apples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
ICEBORO

Miss Edith Twycrnss If Gardiner
VIM PASSED The summer IL swan
Island. visited tle, sister Mrs George
Holmes last Thursday and Frltiay.
Eenry Farley who MADE business
trip north. last week visited rhe
Waterville far and returned home
on Friday
Mrs Morrison and son Herbert ana
number Of small boy friends, VIM
have passed the summer al the camp
ground, closed their cottage and re-
turned to Boston On F1-iriav.
Ml-- and Mrs. A & Reed OF Med
ford Mass. who mDtaFed from l1ur1E
early last week returned on Triaav.
accompanied ny Mr. Reed father
Airon Reed. VINO VIII visit for a few
DAYS and return by train
Na-lfauiei Farley is visiting a; the
home OF his sun. Henry Farley.
Mrs Mallory Wakem of Batfi visit
ed her brnrfIer, A. i. Farley last weel5
Mrs. GearHe Edison and daughter
Gertrude have hen visiting friends in
EEmuTlEcGfta
MIS-. f. W Gaiusfa flas rxcgre-ed
from a several days' illness. which
confined her To The house last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
SOUTH GARDINER
Ballard Sawyer

The marriage is announced e Mrs.
Eatle E. Sawyer. widow o; I1enrV
Il. Sawyer OF South Gartiinel. 80 J.
l.. Ballard, Il prominent cEizen ol
Norfolk. Va hey we're attended ty
Mrs. Sawyer Sister, Mrs. .-oaie .
MAYOR Benton. M. and Mrs Bai-
lard VIII be al hume. after All extern
slFe IT'D through the Soull. al ~
VI arI'en Crescent. Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Sawyer Ballard rnncuncas
The engagement and apprS aching
InaT1la=H Of her daughter. MISC Mad
eie,ne stewart, 10 John Gtnen fur
merry Of [ :. Airy. M. Conner
PASSED Two YEARS IN the SERVICE 81
ms country. The cerRInor~ will take
place On October Is al the home o.
Miss Stewards mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Some 10 OF The young Ladies con-
necrsd with the telephone office gath
erred Monday evening al LIE hume Of
Miss Gladys Osborne. Pope street.,
the occasion being in honor IF her
10Th birthday. The evening was
pleasantly paHsed with music and
games. Refreshments wers served
and Mrs Margaret Donovan, II be
na1 OF those assembled. presented
MISS Osodr-ne with a fine Xix UNI
hreiia- Those present wele Misses
Maly F'laralghty, Alice Downing,
Clara Delaware. Earhara Harmon.
Marion Messenger. Ruth ana Irene
Stevens. Beulah DunRghv. Rita Mo
Fariand and Mrs. Margaret Donovan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
FARMINGDALE

Charles Danfnr-si nf California. for.
merry Of this town, was calling Mon.
day ON his aid neighburs. He wa.
accompanied by his mother, Mrs
Fred nanfns.th Of Randolph and thes
enjoped n hrief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ Cannon.
Miss Rae DaiEie, vino ans n6sn
passinr vacation w1th rpinfst'es here
1efe Mnndav ON hsr rufnrn tn LYNN,
No. s,ry,,;,1r urzar In Portland for
n sbm4 visir with friends.
NJ hattie smith Of Pittsaieid left
,r,,..s.y FIR Bath On became TIE
rurm Of her niece. Miss Lily Prny
and snufi1ar, Mrs Georgia Rrnr, az
ter visiting relatives here far twu
we1lxA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

ofirer uf the day Capt Frank W,
MrKee.
BarI NarmEy uf WRxHrville has ac-
oep1rd . EusiIiun Of Garnet plaEe,
in the Home Band
The reunion Cd the 2lst Maine
Rsglmsnt Association viii be held
at the Home ThursdRy.
The funeral OF the late AiauEn 3
Davis WAS held frum the Home chap
Ell AZ I'D A H.. "Wednesday, Rex. c. Fl
Temple officiating.
The funeral Of thu la1s James Cum.
m1ngs viii be held from the Eums
chapel At ID A ID. Thursday, Rev
Fr. Mclaughlin officiating.
Commencing mex: week rae Thea.
Ter doors viii be opened AZ SD and
pictures started at p n
furinuEns cuntluued: william
lines To Worcester: Charles Gun.
nlngrzm 10 Camhr,a.Ge; Charles How
arr to Marion. Ind; Michael Z.
turin TO Portland.