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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Band Is Re.0rganized

At a meeting at the City Hall
Tuesday night the local brass band
was reorganized, G. A. Smith being
elected as leader to succeed Jesse
White, whose orchestra engage
ments out of town prevent him from
holding regular practice dates here.
The new band will be reduced to a
more wieldy size, including only
those PLAYERS able and willing to
play regularly. Dan Linehan is
manager.
1t is to be hoped that the new or
ganization will be we'll supported,
and that it's services may be secured
for regular concerts on Main street.
In New Richmond the subscription
of business men has been augment
ed by a donation Of $50 per month
from the City Council. They held
the first Of their Saturday night con
certs in New Richmond last Satur-
day, and the News says st was
not only the biggest Saturday
night crowd in New Richmond this
year, but it was also the best dress
ed and best behaved crowd. ;, The
concerts there commence at g %. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Ladders Cause Accidents

The Wisconsin Industrial Com.
mission, in recent issue Of the
Wisconsin Safety Review, devotes
considerable space to the subject Of
Safety in the Construction and Use
OF Ladders, and explains how
faulty ladders are responsible for a
great many accidents.
Most people do not realize the
menace in a poor ladder. nor the
careless chances which are taken in
trusting life and limb in using them.
1t is the realization Of this factthat
inspired the idea of stability and
permanent safety in the patented
devices which feature the construc.
ton of the Brown Safety ladder, and
it was the tested worth of these
improvements that led to the or
ganization of the concerns which
will soon manufacture and sell them,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Building Activities

Manager Oscar Weberg of the
Central Lumber Co. reports the fol
lowing list Of building construction
and improvements for which his
company is furnishing material.
Will Wilton is building new
house on his farm in Kinnickinnic
Walter Nobel contractor. F. Lu-
berg is putting in. the 28x40 base
ment.
Frank Collamore is making a large
addition to his barn.
Lacy Hill has commenced the con-
structlon of number Of new build
ings on his Kinnickinnic farm.
Coley Krauth is building a new
house on his lot on the West Side.
Will Stock Of Troy has just com
pleted new barn.
John Chapman, SIR, is building a
new house on his farm. John, Jr.,
will occupy the old home.
Tom Jackman and Chas. Bartholo-
new are building new houses on
Fifth street.
Thos. Martin and Ingmar Roddie
OF Fargo have just completed new
barns.
Nels Younggren is just starting a
new barn on the Busbee farm.
Mark Kline and John McCue have
built new barns in the South Fork
district.
Alfred Griffey, on the Chris. Mad
sen farm in Kinnickinnic, is starting
new house.
julius Peskar is putting up a ma
chine shed.
Otto Christensen and Elmer Nun.
son of Martell are building new
barns.
Joe Cobian's new house at Cherma
is about completed.
G. L. Johnson has lumber on the
ground for new barn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
". A. Magee Buys
Nelson 0ros.' Restaurant


Nelson Bros, Charles and Sam,
sold out their restaurant to w. "A.
Magee. who took possession last
Monday.
Mr.. Magee has had several years
experience as a baker. at which
trade he was engaged in Denver,
Pueblo and Minneapolis. He also
was proprietor Of a restaurant in
Kansas for some time. The new
owner plans on making many i'm
provements in the place to make ii
as attractive and comfortable as
possible for the patrons. Mr.,
Holmes will be retained as chef.
Sam Nelson will remain to do the
baking until another baker is secur-
ed.
Nelson Bros. have conducted the
establlshmentsfor four years, and
have won an excellent reputation
among patrons and business associ
afes. Neither Of the brothers has
announced future plans.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10

A hundred million dollars has been
an estimated saving through the
fight against pork barrels and other
extravaganza but a real budget
system will save more than that
amount every year to the people in
taxes. Secret efforts now threaten
TO hamstring genuine budget plan
by passing a makeshift measure
which will not meet the evils exist
ing, but will deceive the public into
believing real budget law is to be
enacted. That is danger which
accompanies every legislative re-
form.
Speechs, documents or bulletins
when requested, will be sent to any
constituent, but the large personal
cost of mailing speeches and
documents throughout the District
is not ordinarily undertaken, for
that reason. A postal card or two
cent stamp will bring anything to be
had, and since July LIST, the welcome
news Of a reduction in postage back
to the pre-war figure has brought
general rejoicing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Miss Ensign Describes
War Hospitals

a very pleasant social gathering
was held on the Congregational
church lawn last evening in honor of
returned soldiers and sailors The
church service flag, with its 45 stars
and two crosses, floated over the as
semblage.
Professor May had charge of the
program, first calling upon Rev
Mr.. Thrush, who welcomed the bows
home.
Miss Mildred Ensign then gave a
very interesting description of the
various army hospitals, tracing the
course of "blesse' from the first
aid station back through the various
hospitals to the Base, and telling of
the service rendered at each. She
also described her own duties as a
member Of a surgical team.
Mrs. Constance Thorsen led in a
number OF songs, and also rendered
two appropriate solos, which were
well received.
The program concluded with
short address by Professor Stratton,
VINO recently returned from the
Peace conference, where he was en-
gagged as cartographer
An orchestra consisting of Mrs.
Ames, Mrs. Spence, and Messrs
=. A.. Smith, G. Searle and
Chester Nelson, furnished excell-
ent music for the affair.
Light refreshments followed the
program.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
River Falls Donates $441.92
TO s:Home Service Fund

River Falls responded splendidly
to the B. P. O. E. appeal for Home
Service" funds for the Salvation
Army, a total Of s462. 80 being raised
in the city. From this amount is
deducted 5000 for printing and
advertising, leaving a net con-
tribution Of SAL. go from this city.
As heretofore stated, the Elks are
putting on national campaign to
raise S13, 000, 600 for this most worthy
cause, and if every community con-
tributes as readily as River Falls,
the success Of the campaign is
assured.
The Elks Of this city wish to ex
press their gratitude to those who
helped to make this drive winner
here, and especially wish to thank
the local Boy Scouts for the part
they took. The following Boy
Scouts solicited funds throughout
the city: Chalmers Davee, William
Parr, Russell Olson, Wilbur Olson,
Donald McKlnnon, Lorimer Johnson,
Reginald Knapp, Ronlad Baker,
Winnifred Bird, Carroll Brown, ALI
Rasmussen, Carlton Ames, Cecil Hill
and Russell Vlieland.
The Elks who took charge of
soliciting on Main street, Atty. Ken.
White and Mr.. Chas. Pettee, were
well pleased with the reception ac-
corded them everywhere and feel
that the results were very salts
factory. Among the largest in
dividual contributions were $25 each
from Mr.. Allard and the Equity
Elevator Co., and $40 each from the
two local lumber companies and
Rev. d. B. Spencer. Donations
from other business places ranged
from IS to 81 each.
Again we thank you.
The B. P. @. E.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Pierce County Grade
School Graduates

The following are 9th grade grad
yates from the graded schools:
Beldenville-Orin Bunce, Anna
Richardson, Katie Smith, Esther
SWenson, Joyce Stewart.
Rock Elm-James Quinn, Lyle
Mccain. Lizzie Nelson, Doris Gar
field, Jennie Garfield, Ruth Whitney
Maiden Rock Elias Mathys, CIar-
ibel Seeley, Ardath Sandstrom,
Reeve Thompson, Linea Friberg,
Laura Howe, Russell Zwickey, Ar
vid Larson, Elnora Julian. Gather
inc Carson.
There were no graduates at Bay
City; Plum City has not yet sent in
a list.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Dempsy Is Worlds Champion

Jack Dempey won the worlds
heavyweight boxing title at Toledo
the Fourth, by almost exterminat-
ing the erstwhile champion Jess
Willard. 1t is gratifying to note
that the leading sport-writers make
careful distinction in chasing the
new champion as boxer, and call
attention to the fact that Dempsv
might have been heralded as a great
tighter" if he had shown any
inclination to go into the real fight
when he had the opportunity at any
time during the "open" season for
Huns up to Nov. II, 1913.
!. Sympathy for Willard is some
what tempered by the knowledge
that those nine minutes of terrific
pounding which he received at the
hands of the new champ, although
losing him the title, also removed
him a long ways from the poor
house-some 100000 away from it
at least.
And sometime in the future, an
other million dollars worth of bugs
will gather from all points Of the
country to help Dempsy store up
against his retirement to the has
been class.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Local News

Miss Margaret Williams is visiting
friends in Spring Valley.
Lyman Chapman has gone to
Edgeley, n. D., where he is empluv-
ed in garage.
Mrs. z. A. Smith visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Edm. Michaelson, at Stilli
water Thursday and Friday.
DR.. Hauman Thorsen Of Mime
apolis visited his sister. Mrs. H. A
Hagestad, last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. jeanette Olson and daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, visited friends n
Minneapolis from Thursday until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Jorgenson
and son Follmer Of Owatonna were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Smith
over Sunday. Mr.. Jorgenson was
engaged in the tailoring business
here several years ago.
Mrs. P. J. SINNERS Of Minneapo-
lis spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Green. Her son Marvin, who had
been visiting here for ten days, ac-
companied her home.
\, Mrs. Arthur Ecklund and daugh-
ter returned to Warren, Mimi.
Saturday after visiting several weeks
here with her sister, Mrs. Mes
Parsons. Mrs. Parsons accompanied
them as far as ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanson and
son Howard, of Culbertson. Mont.
visited at the home Of Mrs. Hanson's
brother, H. O. Wenzel, from Mon
day to Wednesday. They went to
Ellsworth from here to visit relatives.
Mrs. Cairns and daughter, Miss
Gertrude were out from Ellsworth
several days last week, guests at
the home of DR.. and Mrs R. u.
Cairns. While visiting here Mrs.
Cairns celebrated her 88th birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wygant and
son returned Tuesday evening from
visit with the formers mother at
Mora, Mimi, and with other rela-
tives at Hinckley, and Minneapolis.
Their niece, Miss Marjorie Ever, of
Minneapolis, accompanied them
home for a visit.
Mrs. James Abrams and daugh-
tiers, Misses lone and Beatrice left
last week Tuesday for their home at
Chippewa Falls after three weeks
visit here with Mrs. Abrams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN Chapman took
them home in their auto, returning
Friday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Pierce County Stock
In Madison Exposition

The Taylor boys, Clyde and
Maurice, from near River Falls,
have started out to show southern
Wisconsin something about Pierce
County Shorthorns. Each Of them
has entered duel purpose Short
horn bull calf in the Wisconsin
Junior Livestock Exposition, which
is to be held in Madison in Novem-
Der.
Clyde Taylor is also entering a
grade heifer in the baby beef con-
tests. Leslie Doe, Beldenville, is the
third Pierce county exhibitor. He.
has chosen the beef classes, too, AMI
will show a Junior yearliDg Short
horn. Ellsworth Record.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Ry. Time Schedule
Changed On Loeai Branch


Commencing next Monday, July
IA, the time table of the local branch
Of the Omaha line will be changed
as follows:
The morning train for Hudson
will leave here at 7:05 and makes
connections to reach st. Paul at g
o'clock. The return morning train
will reach here at 1905 instead Of
1880.
The afternoon train will leave
here at 2:30, making connections to
reach st. Paul at AS.
There will be no change in the
evening nor in the Sunday schedule.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
In Days Of Yore
Items From The River Falls Tour
nal Files of Thirty Six and
Twenty Five Years Ago
SO Yrs. Ago, July L., 1883

36 Yrs. Ago, July IL, 1883
Three prisoners escaped from the
Hudson Jail by digging through the
wall, and are still at large.
A. 7. Gage has opened wagon
shop in the rear Of w. T, and w. "A.
Burnett's blacksmith shop.
Miss Ella Haven is home from her
school at Osakis, MINI. She is to
teach at Alexander, Mimi, the
coming year.
Mrs. Atkins, Of Clifton has secured
patent upon preparation which
she has compounded for protecting
twine used in binding grain from
the ravages of insects after it has
been tied around the bundles.
25 Yrs. Ago, July l2, 1894
Hon. c. D. Parker has been re-
appointed member of the state.
The dwelling of NJ. Fitzpatrick at
Beldenville was destroyed by fire
last evening.
w. S. Armstrong & Co. have ope n.
ed an Office and feed store first door
north Of Dodge's hardware store.
E. j. Scott of the Hayward
Journal News has purchased the
New Richmond Voice plant Of L. ].
Adgate.
John Dahl's barn was totally de-
stroyed, and homes of w. Hodge
and Mrs. Follansbee were badly
damaged by fire Monday. New
Centerville item.
Congratulations are extended to
our former toWnsman Lincoln Fl.
Parker, who was welded on the
10th at Reedsburg, to Miss Lena
Lois Wyse Of that city. They are to
reside in Chicago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
KinnickinniC Red Cross
Chapter Welcomes Home
Returning Soldiers

Everyone is invited to help well
came home the returning soldiers
Thursday, July IL. at the Kinnickin-
mic church at 8 O. clock.
A banquet will be served to the
boys and refreshments to all others.
A program will follow the business
nj -ting, which will include a talk
by some prominent speaker. Come
and show your patriotism by well
coming home our boys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Convention

All real estate brokers or persons
selling real estate for a commission
are invited to meet and perfect an
organization to promote the inter
est of buyers and seller Of Real
estate, located in Pierce and st.
Croix Co. The meeting will take
place at Hudson at the office of w.
+. Webster on Wednesday July 23rd
at 10 A. M,
w. E. Webster and w. H. Putnam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Special Meeting, Q. E. S.

A special meeting Of the Eastern
Star will be held Tuesday evening,
July Is, for initiation.
This will be the last meeting until
the first Monday in September.
All members will please attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10

All Of the children Of Mrs. Elmira
Powell, except Harvey, who is in
Canada, were present at a family
reunion held in Glen Park the
Fourth. The children present were:
Mrs. Chas. FL. ]. Bliss Of Los
Angeles, CAL, Mrs. Fred Miller Of
Appleton, Mimi. Newell Powell Of
Minneapolis, Lyman Powell of
Superior, Mrs. E. H. Currier and
Miss Sarah Powell Of this city.
Other relatives present were Mrs.
Newell Powell and daughters, Misses
Lois and Miriam, and son Myron.
Mrs. Lyman Powell and son, Lyman,
Jr.. Miss Gertrude Miller. Mr..
Currier and children, Miss Helen
and Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Nichols and Mrs. Sarah Tozer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Circus Is Coming to Town

An advance man for Sparks cir
Gus was in town Monday making ar
rangements for the appearance of
that show here on the 10Th Of this
month.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Prescott Exchange Buys
n. L. Platte Building

The Tribune reports that the
Equity Exchange Of Prescott has
purchased the I'll. L. Platte building,
3-story brick structure on Main
street. and will remodel it for their
use.
The main floor will be used for
offices and display of farm nipple
ments. the basement and second
floor for storage and repair work.
The Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
will continue to use the third floor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
At The Churches
SWEDISH MISSION

Rev. Johnson of Ellsworth will
give sermon in the Mann Valley
church 2:3O p. IN. and in the CITY
church at 500 p. M, on Sunday,
July Is.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-07-10
Born

GRIFFEy-At the City Hospital,
Friday, July 4. 1919, to Mr., and
Mrs. Alfred Griffey, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15

- ,.1e seventeenth # AlEls- --96.
lied ne most -ena-Aa Die sovereign
Prussia ms -at produced. Carlyle
describes nm 4s j k-ng without tE-
happenings 40 crown bur Al oiG
-n,l,tl-v IA a-G not c0ui.ke n 7h--
siogGm~, cIosa-zhut mouth with TIN
'ips. prominent avs. with 4 head II
'GnE form. rs face bore ne er'-
-enre = nan sorrows a1d muck
lG-,! la1gr. l7d seemed 10 aa-icipa -e
nothing but much 1ora % come, i
srl@y nose cath.r 1u-- r-0 TIE ar
,1oer is 9lG cooked ha--iika II old
snuff lion On he watch and 4 d. ?
II aves as nc man. ion " f~1E IF
-aa- century bore. Re presented
himself II Spartan simplicity. This
vas Frederick II a. home; among the
common people who loved him he
vas Father E-ed-a name Of fa-ii-
-ar,-v vhicn had not bred contempt
n thai Instance This oor--a4-
st-cngl- reminds one 4 KAISER WI
heim-oecause i s % d.anerrlca1y
1ppcN-R
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15

nelLs Wee served. Three dollars
sevecr---dve cer-s vas -aken INTO re
treasury
Charles Shaw. VINO subn.-.ai ID
surgical operation AZ -.,e Name
General hospital. Portland. Tuesd4---,
+ reported 20 1e getting along nicely.
Ms LARK u Medeorc; Mass. Who
las oeec ne guest Of Ter daughter.
Ms Eona-I .. AlcI-ov. <o- ne past
three weeks. returned . -e- home
Wednesday
! ak 0r The Presidents q me
-1ltec STATES" ~, be gwen " Ion2
4 otaa!e- - ne rGons Of ne Pa
---o1-C Tub Tex SUNDAY afternoon
!, -.:c
lincoln >l.1dAr Wi De olse-ves:
sunday a: ne Methodist church.
TIE SID err WHICH Eev. n = Pea--
son Wi -aae g Great Leaders ant
Tow They Are Secured
A meeting OF A.her- Z. frost P1s-
Relief -orD was held Thursday a~a-
1i2- 2. he looms IF ne F---.ot-c
-luh
Aae .A22aoessa cook Il open b ,r-
--sL.og -or plcAarn. SATURDAY Fen-7.-
,4-v I5ra.
Nelson -.l-:.-n Want . Oakland II
Thursday v-erA z,= v--. l@ mpioy-
~ bv 2. ? :-,:--av1at.
Mss M-Ilref; johnson 0f E-v=-lv.
Alss.. ) - g-sst 1f Ms Herbert
Eel.
M-z, 4. Foster a1G M~s. : ?
6lslo1 - -.slr7rs r Augusta IN
$500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15
killed sy elevator

Percy 2 Morse. AT electrical Tor.s-
r. and prominent = Pci.rcs As ]
~0C-aIisr. vas instantly Killed 4 Few
minutes before -ocn Thursday by oe-
NJ 1-IsEed h- one % Tie elevators
: ne Congress Square t,ctsl. For
and while he Vas conducting 70
pairs. Morse was n ne employ 0f
ne :. Y. Cleveland CCnDal- ana
vas installing new APPARATUS . ~
seq n conjunction WITH ne elevator
equipment. Morse lad been L resi-
1e-- II Portland sor nearly 70 -earg.
Al 1re me he Was a member Gf tie
1D # = x Cleveland E Co. ald
ne n . officers a few years agl
he disposed N his interests n the
DIZZINESS and closed his ASSOCIATION
VIII the 1-o- Later he returned ana
was employed b- the COMPANY. He
was "A ardent Socialist ana devoted
much OF his -ue % prom zig, ing The
theories Ct that party :. ne tine
he was Socialist candidate FOR Gov
e-1or Of Maine ana AZ another -0e
was the pa-ry's candidate sar Ma--nr
Of the city Ee was Interested n
uusic anr had been a member cf 3.
church choir. M- More vas mar
RED and resided 4r q Pleasant ave-
2uA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15

The February meeting Of The Car
5ine- Parent Teacher Association
vas held Friday evening ~ the Eig1
School building. A brief business
session resulted 4 the adoption Of
IN amendment . constitution where
BY ne regular meetings should
commence 1t : O'Clock. Superia-
tan9er- Ross spoke briefly and
brought 10 the a1renEon Of ct,e as
sociar:on the act t1ac there g 4
5ec,deG increase n cigarette smoking
bv the school bovs. The 11a-oar was
discussed and resulted z the pas
sage OF a vota unfolding the super
i7.enderlt Of schools II any effort ne
nav make u -u-b This menace and
ao a--euot Wi. De maze g secure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15
GREAT ICE RACING
At GARDINER, FEB. Y

Ia Ia.'-.ce- C-:v.ng -.-o. we
r-a-,..;ar.or Il l-o members. + he
5esr residents MS secuun- vi
1cia c. .ci.day S.lr1rd4r. -eor-la-,.
Ind, ! Carnival II Races. VI CT
probably wc.I 5e he greatest -n:-g
O IS a-nd = Name for many -ea-e
The 5l- attraction IS he -'Frae FOR
All" wi-a a purse 4 $5@ l!v,Ge1.
vttl a1sciu- ely 70 entrance 11unev.
apen - 31~ horse :, ne count-r- -'1e
Club 1as assurances rom scr:e +
tae fastest horses the STATE -;
present. ana MS feature IS sure -
7e g-aat event The rack n ~
aeanebec -,ve- IS n ne vary -es-
condition A. present. ara = We a-e
only favored with me weather W.
ire row having. certainly his event
vii 81 worth gong Niles &c 5es.
a present cheerful Charlie. vino
s renog1l FED as the Ice Tack Ail-
If Maine. IS owned II this r2r-, a7I
WI! De Il the Free for Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15

Tie henenls -an7 Fra Girls -
i pretty supper paw I honor # one
II Is Eer te-s. u SIS Tina - -d17-
in. - 1er home n \or--er-. 4Te-
nue. Thursday evening.
TIE -abie vas a--,s;- ca--T 4eco-1--
=. v,-a rea AMI vh--a. s-----s We're
1sea as place cards --t a---c2a.i
Ia ribbon -,1n.ers gong from aac.-
place from .a~ga near 7 -le en-
Ter OF The -a5le. v-.!cl contained z3r-
-..res printed \ verse 1-7 s-l4.. w-.-=
ra~Gs. These I--.e Herses we're reEE
appropriate ana caused nlch ne
-,nenr- 4 Ee.ic.ors supper "
sarveG 9v Ms. EaG-.n. 70 -,.estS
If tonor ware ne Misses EiT~-,e
Ranner-. jennie 2as.. anu -ao~1
P-=n-.ss.
: vas II ---eres,.-g 7a-'- 0f
-h-ce 7 ono. beng confirmation #
birthday -c..e--.-e ana SURPRISE 3s.-
aver against sue, oGls. Mss -,-21-
IN proved Charming hostess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-15

: ver- delightful Valentine party
vas gwen 0v Mss ThelHra Chalmers.
I Lincoln sI-aer F-,Ga- evening. Tie
affair yas n The nature II a llisoei-
la2ecus shower. rendered 70 Mss
Bertha Bradbury n honor OF Ter ap-
proacElug marriage . Harold r.
Stevens. who Is AZ Camp Upton. y.
z The parry caEne as i complete
surprise = Mss EraGburT, v-o vas
invited . pass he evening VII:
Miss -!1a-:cers and Qpon Ter arrival
she enta-ed cae pa-ior. which vas n
darkness. Wien suddenly tie lights
were -I--el u sie was confronted
BIT - y '-er trends. mostly from the
4 2. -'ea-va,er 1r{Ice force. The
rooms vera p-ar-,Iv decorated for re
occasion. lie clior scheme being
c.--:ed Jul u rad. white -aG blue.
winch presented I verv pleasing ef-
-eg- Mss Edit: Mc,F3wla -Rrored
--.osa present With severa! r0cal
SOLOS, Vie. added rlu-i! - the even
IT, actar-a- rI,er. MlslCal seie,-
IONS r -..e Tic--cla we-ea-so an
o--1. Danny -af-As!.g-errs u res,
-1ie --G pun ware se-"ad y t-.e
hostess. Miss ~,.G--e-s Mss Brad
gI-y vas t-.e -asip .erc I ra-- 7rat-
--s