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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
@ GEORGE ATACADO
POR Los P~ERI0DICOS
~OPOSICIONISTAS
El jefe del gobierno ingles Sc
muestra preocupado por
los ataques, en- vista de
la falta de considera-
cion cue ellos
enc.erran

LONDRES. Diciembre 16.-Jna
scrie dc ataques virulentos en- Ia
prenSa oposicionista, Sc ha desatado
contra el actual Primer Ministro del
gobierno britannica, que segun Sc d.
ce. no han dejado de afectarlo gran
demente. mas que NADIA. por Ia falta
de consideration que ellos demues-
tran. para I'm hombre que tiene tar
tos Y tan dificileS problemas que ira
tar ' resolver.
No obStante la entereZa del Primer
Ministro, Sc not en- 81, una especie
de abatimiento. causaGa sin duda
por la pena moral cue le ia product
do la actitud dc ia prensa enemiga Y
IA opinion Dublica que ella represen-
"a.
Los amigos de Lloyd-George dicen
que tanto Ia prensa oposicioniSta, CO.
mo sus enemigos. deberian guardian
cierta consideration para ell jefa del
Gobierno, que es IN Atlas moderno
que lleva dos mundoS sobre sus hon.
bros. uno. la situacion international
con II cual Ia, tenido que YER desde
que Sc firm6 81 armisticio Y Ultima
mente en- las c~onferencias de Dow
ming Street. Y el otro mundo, Ia 81
ruaci6n politica interior. que aunque
no tan pesada como Ia primeIa, no
deja de ser una cargo abrumadora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

NOTA:-Los suscriptores, al zanzibar de Residential, deber darnos
tanto la nueva como la antigua direction. 4 fin de podcr anotar e cantN
sn nueJros ibros.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

week.--Mr. and Mrs. George Butler are
to occupy the rooms in Frank Thomas'
,enenmcnt--The birthday party at
Frank Roots Friday evening was well
attendcd.-Dr. and Mrs. G. Il. HUI
,urd of Jericho called on friends in
town, Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
H. Rankin of Santa Ann, California,
were visitors at NJ. S. lIawley's. Friday,
Mrs Rankin and Mrs. HIawley being
cousins This is Mrs. Rankins first visit
IA the East in over 20 years.--Cabana's
orchestra of Burlington is to play at the
Thanksgiving ball given by Landlord
aIe,endy Thursday evening. -Autney
Stratton was in Burlington Saturday,
wncre he takes violin lessons. The flu
neral services of Mr., La Pan the aged
father of William La Pan, was held az
the church Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock with interment in the Jefferson
vile cemctery.--Israel Secley of Massa-
chusctts was In town Sunday.-Bert Bean
of Burlington visited his sister. Mrs. l..
a. jacques. Sunday.-Norman Laraway
has been confined to the house with the
distcmper.--Niiss Ella Seeley IL working
for H. G. Chase.-The boiler at the Girls
void mill is to be replaced by another
and L. NJ. Reynolds, Matt Cyr and T. G.
richards were at Eden Monday to see
about one at the quarres.-A. w. Ed
wards is to install an electric light plant
1t his farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
GARFIELD OFFERS
MINERS INCREASE
CONTINUED from psgc -

consultative body may at all times be
available, II Is urged that Congress make
provision for collecting definite and
trustworthy information concerning the
coal and coke industry and for ,ne tabu-
Iation of the same in quarterly reports
showing:
Il. Production. distribution, stor-
age and stocks of coal and coke
49, The cost of production and dis
tribution md of maintaining suitable
stocks, and any other data concerning
the industry deemed necessary:
IS The cost of living in the several
coal fields;
~. The selling prices and profits
obtained by the operators, middlemcn
and retail dealers;
IS. Export requirements and tho
conditions limiting them
The settlement of the present con-
troversy on the wage and price basis
above indicated must be considered IN
the light of the proposal to set up this
permanent. consultative body. While it
will not have powers of decision, 1t will
hardly seem possible to a reasonable
man that in tho light of its conclusions
demands for exorbitant profits or un
reasonable wages can be successfully
maintained. or that conditions unfav-
orable to the American standard of liv-
ing will be too tolerated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
WESTFIELD

Erwin f. Clark died al $3.50 Sunday
afternoon of pneumonia and an organic
trouble of the heart from which latter
he has been for many years n sufferer
and for several months an invalid. He
was born in this town September =. 1863.
and spent most of his life here. He was
a man of good mind, "A great reader. Il
progressive farmer and had held many
town Offices For many years he had
charge OF the expenditure of the State
road money. and in 1912 was elected to
represent the town in the Legislature.
He was modest and unasuming kind and
generous In the community and all that
was good and kind in his own family.
About % years ago he married Miss
Emeliza Hartwel of Lowell. who with
one son. Raymond. a high school student.
survives him. also two brothers. Lynn
Of Johnson. who has been with him for
IL few months, and Almon. a merchant
in Hyde Park The whole community
extends heartfelt sympathy to his family.
THE Rev. w G. MacFarlane preach ed
a most interesting and timely Thanksgiv-
ing sermon Sunday morning after read
ing the Governors proclamation. There
was special music also.-Louis Bell went
to Worcester. Mass, Friday. where he
has employment for the winter.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fremont Miller and Miss Eva Miller
motored to Waterbury Saturday to visit
at George Millers, returning Sunday
Mrs. w. O Wright went to Newport Fri
day for the weekend with her sister,
Dudley Trave was quite i'll n few days
thi sweek.-Mr Royea has sold his farm
to Mr.. Mucnier of Canada. who takes
immediate pOssesson.-Alrs. WEIGH and
daughter of Johnson spent last week will,
her sister Mrs. Maurice Gray.-Dwight
Harding was quite i'll Sunday but is gain
ing-NIiss Grace Longley went to North
Troy Monday to spend a few days.-Her-
bert Lougley was home from Irasbure
over Sunday.-A representative of the
Carey Maple Sugar company of st. Johns
bury was through here recently and con-
tracted for large quantity of syrup from
| the best "rchards.-There is a very large
cut of Christmas trees. which are being
hauled to the North Troy station.-Dennis
| Dyer has sold his farm to Mr.. Broussard
of Maine. consideration sl2.UO-Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown visited their children
in Lowell and North Troy last week -
| Miss Thco Hendrix is expected home
| from Westmore the last of the week.
The village schools taught by the Misses
Pearla Hunt Of North Troy and Sheltra
of Lowell closed Friday for two weeks
vacation.--Mr. and Mrs Almon Clark OF
! Hyde Park were at Erwin Clark's Tues.
day and Wednesday. Mr.. Durrivage OF
Lowell has also been there for a few
days asslstng-The Misses Cheles Miller
and Blanche Martin of Hartford Conn
, came yesterday to remain until Sunday
Diuht
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

received from the game" supper.-Thc
church drive for the year 1920 will be OBJ
served Sunday afternoon December I.
The object of the drive is TO contain n
budget to meet all financial demands of
the ensuing year, also to reinforce the
church by securing now members. The
canvass will be conducted by IL men.
Karl G.. Perry is the chairman. Miss
Blanche Cole has resigned her position
as nurse in Northampton, Mass, and re-
turned home for the winter-'rhe nomin-
ating committee of the Christian En-
deavor society has made the following
selection of officers for the next sixth
President. Ernest Keller vice-prcsdent.
G. J. Peterson; recording secretary, Marian
T.. Peterson: corresponding secretary,
Mary Dustan: treasurer, Arson G. Ma
COON: pianist. Clemma Scaver.A Thanks
giving service was held at the church
Wednesday evening. Miss A. Mamie Hay
den is spending a few weeks with Mrs.
A. c. Dustan before going to make her
home in Maine.-Miss Dickson entertain
ed a party of friends at dinner Mt the
Orleans House.
Friday afternoon the members of the
teachers training class held a Thanks
giving service in Academy hall, which
was attended by all the students and a
few townspeople. The service consisted
Of singing. rccitations. reading of the
Presidents and Governors proclama-
lions and series of tableaux descriptive
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
CRAFTSBURY

The Rev and Mrs. o. n. Wells return
ed from Burlington Friday at noon.
Florence Smith left Wednesday for
Troy TO spend few DAYS
vacation with her grandparents.-Mrs
Basil Boardman of East Craftsbury is i'll
--Lucian Emery is home from Hyde
Park for n short yacation,-N. II. Kinney
was y business visitor in Hardwick Fri
day.--Eben Bishop left Monday for Bur
lington to attend the buttermakers
school.-Ida Churchill Of the central
telephone was taken to her home, ill.,
Saturday-Mrs. Nellie Uric left Friday
for Haverhill. n. H.. where she expects
to reside with her daughter, Mrs. Blanche
Mckinley. Archie Jones is taking Mr.
Bishops place in the creamery while Mr.
Bishop is in Burington.--Mrs. Hattie
Patterson left SATURDAY. to spend the win
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
MIDDLESEX

Most of the schools in town closed last
Wednesday for 10 days vacation
Many of the farmers are having their
herds tested by the govornment-George
Crane had his herd of 26 head tested Tues
day and 16 of the number were con-
demned. his large Guernsey hull being
one Of the worst,-Mr and Mrs. Smith
have moved into the George Hayes tene-
ment. Mr.. Smith is to work for the
lumber company.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bingham of Waitsfeld have moved into
the Reynolds tenement Mr.. Bingham
being the bookkeeper for the lumber COM
pany.--Mrs. Cora Morrison, who has been
sewing in this section. returned to her
homo In Waterbury Center Monday to
enjoy the holiday with relatives.-E. T..
Hills received a telegram Sunday an
nouncing the death of his brother-in-law
Merton a. Rivers, at his home in Roches-
ter, n. Y, early Sunday morning. He had
been in poor health for some time. His
wife was Emma Hills, formerly of this
town, The funeral was held Monday in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
BENSON

Dr. Jasper T. Newton. who has been
visiting in northern Vermont, returned
the past week.-Mrs.. Josephine Belden,
who has been visiting her daughter.
Blanche. in Schenectady, returned home
Tuesday.-Mrs. O. II. Bump. prominent
resident, suffered a shock Sunday.-Miss
Annie Dee and Leo Schallenger, the for
mer of this town, the latter of Putnam,
were married at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage on the 1Tth.-Mr and Mrs.
Augustus l.. Wilcox started for southern
Pines, y. c., last Tuesday. They will
spend The winter thcre,-Thc district
schools of the town have Il recess for
Thanksgiving week.-Mrs., Frank carter,
who has lived in town all her lifetime,
has gone to Rutland to spend the win
ter with her daughter Mrs. Il. Il. Walker.
The Athletic association had dance
on the 18th inst, nj the hall Riggs or
chestra of Rutland furnished music
Union THANKSGIVING services were held AT
the Congregational Church last sunday
The Rev. David II. Strong gave the SER
mon, supplemented with remarks by me
Rev. James 4. Manning,--A large gather-
ing Of kin folks met at Charles T. Good
rich Thanksgiving day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs, T.. F. Kibbce, who had an opera
ton at the sanitarium last week, is maxi
ing satisfactory recovery and is ex-
peCted home this week.-E. r. Hayward
went to Boston on business Friday and
returned Sunday.-Thc Rev. Herbert
Barker gave the story of Ben Hurr with
100 slides nj the congregational Church
last Sunday evening. number of
the farmers were blowing Monday. the
4th.-Mrs. Il. b. kibbce and f.. Y. Kibbee
attended the funeral Of Mrs Lewis Kib-
bee OF East Randolph Monday Mr..
Lewis Kibbee is critically ill.--The
students of the Vermont State Agricul-
tural school have vacation from We'd
nesday TIL next Tuesday TO enable them
to enjoy their Thanksgiving season at
their respective homes.--Chares Ballou
of Salisbury was an over Sunday visitor
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Ballou.-Hillcrest Grange instructed a
class of about 20 in the first and second
degrees last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
EAST CALAIS

Mr.. Markham of Worcester was in town
Monday. buying furs.-Elmer George was
in Montpelier the first of the week.
Albert Haskell of Woodbury. was in town
schools in tho village closed
Friday for a one weeks vacaton.-Miss
Alice Wilbur. who has been III for some
time. lie now gaining.-Carl Haskins cut
his hand quite badly the first Of the
week MFR. Mcdonald Of Plainfeld was n
business visitor in the village Friday
Mrs. Elmer Brown and Mrs. Guy Ban
croft were in Barre last week the guests
of Mrs. Bancroft's mother-AIr. and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Bullock Of Barre were
callers in town Sunday.--Allen Scott has
gone to Springfield. where he has en-
ployment.-Mrs. Myrtle Sawtelle is visit
ing relatives in Hardwick.-Ruth NJ.
Brown has finished work in the store.
where she has been clerking for l.. c.
Tebbetts for a few months. and is at
the home of her parents.-Several from
this place attended the auction at the
Center Saturday.-Mrs. Merne Hawkins
is ill.-E,lmer Celley is working for l..
G.. Tebbetts in the store.-Maynard King
was in Montpelier part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Brown and family
were called to Plainfleld Sunday to at.
tend the funeral of Mrs Browns sister
Mrs. Alvin Holmes .-Walter Eastman
was in Woodbury. on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
WORCESTER

Roy Chandler met with bad accident
while working in the woods, Tuesday
He cut one foot quite badly and owing
to the fact that we have no doctor here,
ne had to be carried 20 Heaton hospital
Montpelier. for care and treatment Last
heard from he was doing well--aIrs.
Bessie Darby Copeland was taken to the
hospital Tuesday and died there the mex
morning a very sad case as she leaves
two young children. who need her care
Funeral services were held Saturday. the
Rev. F. Engle officiating. Edward
johnson and Earl Witham left Wsdnes-
day for Mohegan Lake y. V, where
they have employment on Mohegan
farm. under the MANAGEMENT of Ira
Dodge, son of Howard Dodge of this
place. Mrs Dodge will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss RENDER, former
pastor of the church here. Another
Dodge boy, Selden. and Lester Gray also
of this place are at work on the same
far
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
Orleans County
GREENSBORO

Mrs. Martha Lamonda went last
week to the Mary Fletcher hospital
at Burlington and Friday morning un-
derwent an operation successfully and
at latest reports was doing nicely. Dr.
+. C. Kinney assisted at the operation
Her husband and sister, Mrs. Mary
Gebb'e. and Mrs. Anterior were in
Burlington with her. 1t IS hoped she
VIII make good recOvery.--The
friends Of Miss Grace Tyndall will be
pleased to learn that she is regaininE
her health quite rapidly since an opera
ton at the Fanny Allen hospital.-The
nigh school rooms have been
equipped with electric bells and an
electric gong placed on the outside of
the building. The funds for these inn
proNenents was furnished by the
school through entertainments held
during the summer vacation-Mrs.
Emma McKinlay came from Lowell,
Mass last week and returned to that
city Friday with her mother Mrs.
Dorlnan. who spends the winters with
her-Miss Ruth Cuthbertson is hime
from Lyndon Institute and has the
mnmps.--E. A. Baker was up from
Boston last week looking after his
business here He is having the hay
on ms farm pressed and will ship a
portion OF 1T to his farm in New Hamp-
shirc'-Friday evening there was a
social dance AT the town hall with
music furnished by the Boy Scouts or
chestra of Hardwick --Robert Wiley
was home from Morrisville Sunday and
Dorothy Wiley and Lila Jack son
were home from Hardwick.--Mrs. Ger
trude Poquette of Hardwick was call
ing upon friends in town Saturday
Leonard Bannister has completed his
labors at the creamery.-A. b. Debrune
has blood poisoning in one hand
caused from slight scratch on his
little finger, which had apparently
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
while MFR. Bancroft was sena-

commission, while Mr. Bancroft was sena-
tor two years ago.
Miss Evelyn Grace Slayton OF Mont
pelicr and Louis Gagnon of West Berlin
we're married by the Rev. =. J. Long ut
the Catholic parsonage at eight o'clock
Wednesday morning. They were attended
by Miss Mac Addy and George Murtsgh.
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride wore blue velvet and hat to match
and carried a prayer book. while Miss
Addy wore black velvet and with hat
to match. After the wedding tho newly
weds left for wedding trip which will
include n visit in Boston. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in West Berlin.
where the groom is station agent for the
Central Vermont Railway company. He
is n native of Granville and has been en-
ployed by the company several years. The
bridge has been employed in the telephone
office here for n few years.
In Washington county court tho divorce
case Of George A. Belrose Va. Armada
Bclrose has been filed on the grounds of
intolerable severity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
WARREN

Mrs. Leon Brown was in RandoirN
several days last week.-Harry Daniels
of East Montpelier was a business visitor
in town the past week.--Lottic Estey is
spending several weeks in st. Johnsbury
with her sster.-W. L. Moore was in
Barre Thursday.-Hazel Pierce who has
been teaching school in district number
eight. has resigned and is going to Florida
to spend the winter. Her place will be
supplied by Mildred Moore.-,Iames Car
lin has returned from the hospital.--Will
all those having material belonging 10
the Red Cross please return it 70 the Red
Cross rooms as the society wish to make
their returns at headuuarters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
Rutland County
BRANDON

Edwin George Carr. for many years
resident of Brandon. died OF his home on
Franklin street Sunday morning after
long illness, He was born in Rochester
81 years ago, the son of Caleb and Elmira
ktnsman Carr He was a deacon of the
Baptist Church. being n member of that
church for over 20 years. lie was veteran
Of the Civil War and an ardent member
OF &. j. Ormsbee Post. q, a. r. He has
been for many years the post chaplain
He is survived by his wife and one daugh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
DERBY

Mrs. Anna Shedd. who had large fl
brous tumor removed from her intestines
is quite comfortable at this time.-The
Ladies' Mission Circle of the Federated
Church met with Mrs. Harry Rice Tues
day.-George Durgin and Mrs. Hattie
Leonard and son of New York city spent
Thanksgiving with relatives i'm town
G. G. Adams and family of Newport
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. NJ. A..
Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. Adams have
returned from Lenoxville, P. Q.-Mr. and
Mrs. Turner have bought the Danson
house and have moved into it.--Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kimball were recent visitors
in Sherbrooke, p. Q.-Wide-Awakc RN-
bekah Lodge will have a dance and oys-
ter supper Friday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
NORTH FAYSTON

Miss Marjorie Kirkness of WaitsheId
is visiting at Mrs. ]. p Boyce's for "A few
days.-Schools in town closed Friday for
the Thanksgiving vacation of a week.
Church services which have been held
Sunday afternoon Mt the school house
once in two weeks have been discontinued
until the first sunday In January
Howard Whalley of Canada is visiting
his brother, Il. II. Whalley. Milford
Granfleld and Harold Henry got three
coons Saturday.-M. J. Ma loney Of
Waterbury was at G. G. Granfeld's Sui
day.-Miss Nora Griffin of Waterbury
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Griffin. Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
SOUTH WOODBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Swain will soon close their
house. as they leave Saturday. and in
tend to spend the winter in California
Archie Billiard, who is working in New
Hampshire. is here for n few days
The weather continues mild and many
farmers are ploughing The three weeks
old infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shatney.
died Saturday night.-Mrs. Hazel Ta--
sic is in poor health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

w. T. Slayton, NJ. D., Of Morrisville, a
member of the State Board of Health.
and Don Stiles of st. Johnsbury, ad-
dressed the Mems club November 81 at
the business session. The president APP
pointed the following members as an ex-
ecutivc committee: DR.. j.. II. Easton. II.
\. Stevens. c. l.. Smith, Clarence Cowles
and W, {, Hadley. Thirty-five dollars was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
LOWELL

son Vas born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
u. Voyer November BE. b. Stannard
has moved into the residence. which he
recently purchased Of L. p. Aubin.-C. a.
Young is home from Maine to remain
through the winter.-A son. Lyle Roy. was
born to Mr. and Mrs Cecil Percy Novem-
Der 22.-Mrs. II. w. Burnham, Of Norris
vile. was a weekend guest at the home
OF DIR. Young
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

Rochester. Tho body Nas crenated and
the ashes taken to Clinton. Mass, Tues
day and buried beside his wife in the
family lot. She died four years ago.
The a. o. Bailey family consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Bailey. son, Richard.
and daughter, Miss Laura. started Mon.
day for California. and Mrs. Edward
Cooney moved 20 the A. O. Bailey farm
TucS6nr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
NORTHFIELD

Mrs. G. G. Barnes, accompanied ny dcr
children and mother, Mrs. Eastman, have
gone to Pittsield, To visit Mr., Barnes
parents and from there will go 10 Fort
Wayne, Indiana to DIN Mr.. Barnes, who
has a position in that place. Mr.. Barnes
was formerly secretary to the president
ut Norwich University and instructor ot
mathematics .-Edmond Ryan of Washing
ton, u. c.. is visiting At the nome of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ryan. on
School strcet,-Mss Nelma Bishop. a stu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
WAITSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bingham have moved
to MiddeseX, where Mr.. Bingham is en-
p.oyed by the Mad River Lumber COM
pany.-Orrn Joslin remains critically IL
Mrs. Caroline Boyce, of Waterbury. i
the guest OF Miss Lillian Porter.--TI'e
Home Circle and Bible class gave 4 r.
ception for DR.. +. s Kent and Mrs. KEN
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. n G.
Billings and Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Jones
assisted them in receiving. After apnro-
pirate remarks by the Rev w. G. Rem
Gle. refreshments We're served. DR. r. :.
Kent accompanied Miss J.. Jean Bisbes
to the Mary Fletcher hospital At Burlng-
ton Friday. Miss Gladys Palmer is teach
ing in North Fayston, substituting for
Miss Elsie Long, who is confined to her
home by ilness,-Mrs. Lila Bonnette (.
the guest of relatives in Lyndouvillo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-23

Not the biggest. but the best--Busy
Bee Cafe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-23

Hickman Lodge No. 1294. b p. o.
Elks meets first and third Weonesdays
at Elks Home
d. p. Le1bovitz, Exaueo BuIef.
8. ID. Stembrldge, Secfeeafy.