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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
Verbal curiositiss


his war risk insurance bureau "a
Washington. They are contained ~
applications Tor insurance money
made oy relatives OF men at the front,
Some Of these curious freaks of EnS
lish have been listed. a5 follows:
l amt got no book learning ana /
hope [ am writing for inflammation.
She is staying at i di3apated hou4e.
Just 4 line to let You know [ am
window and have four children.
Previous to his departure we were
married to Justice OF the Peace.
He was ;nducted into the surface.
have Il four months baby and he
is my only support.
A lone woman md parley depend
enr
/ was discharged from the army for
a goiter. which I WIS sent home on.
| didn't know my husband had a
middle name. and II he has one
don't think 1t is None
And + needed his assistance to keep
me enclosed.
Owing TO my conditions, which [
haven't walked IN three months for 4
broken leg. which is No. ID.
Kind Sir or She.
I enclose a lovingly yours.
I am left with child sev-n
months old and she is baby ana
cant work.
received ISL, and am certainly
provoked tonight.
Your relationship to HON: Just /
mere aunt and Il few COUSINS
In service with the L. 5. Armory
And he IL my best supporter.
have received ny insurance polish
and have since moved my postofflcc.
am his wife and only air.
You asked for allotment number.
I have four gorls and two boys.
Please correct my name. Cor
could not and would not go under an
consumed name.
Extract from a boy TO his mother,
II am writing IN the Y. NJ. e. A.
with the piano playing n my Uni
form.
Please return my marriage certlti-
Gates. baby hasn't eaten IN three
days.
Now Mrs. Wilson I need help bad
and you see il the president can IL
help me. I need him TO see after me
0OIE SlCc OF ouf pax dlo oiu
and poor.
Please send me a wife'5 form.
Dear Mr.. Wilson I have written to
Mr.. Headquarters and received 40
reply and II don't get one I am go
ing TO write to Uncle Sam himself.
We have your letter. I am his
father and grandmother. He was
born and bred up in this house &C
cor,Iing to your instructions.
I amt received my pay since Kly
husband went away from nowhere.
You have changed my little COY
into Il gorl. Will it make any differ
ence?
Please let me know il John has
put ir an application FOR wife and
child.
am writing to ask why have
not received my elopement. L3
money was kept from him TOR the
eIopement which have never re-
ceived.
You have taken away my man -
fisht and he vas the best rghter |
ever had.
Now you will have to keep me, or
who in He'll will il you don't.
My boy has been put in churge ot a
sptton (platooN. VIII I get AM
mora money now?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

Edmund A. Lsblond Of Lewiston.
who was arrested late Friday At
Brunswick after hard fight with
Deputy Sheriff William 3. Edwards,
was arraigned Saturday in the Mil
nicipai Court charged with the lille
gal possession Of liquor and with as
sauiting an officer. He val found
guilty on both counts. fined 800 and
costs and sentenced to serve go days
in jail on the first and lined $40 ana
costs on the second charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
SHEEP AND LANES.

The Following tables give the number
Of calves ami hogs received from the
New England States for each quarter
together with the total receipts for 1913.
also totals by states FOR III. % preceding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
Sheen

The following tables give tae number
of cattle. sheep and lambs received
from the New England states FOR each
quarter together with the total receipts
for 1918. also totals ny states for the 10
precsuing years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
Cards, Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM READINt.s
daily, 3 Capitol St. Augusta, Nj. Tel
I01S-M. lan3dGt-
ALBERT SMITH, MALE NURSE AND
electric Osteepath. Hartford House,
Augusta. Phone ssl-W iecsOd.Wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

1GENTs: HEsTLERs' MEN OR
women buoking orders. city, or country.
no delivery. outiit rrae. earn s.u Pc
men, Auburn. Name. !a"s"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

Specially Reported for the Kenneoea
Journal.
Stock Yards, Jan. :.
MAINE.
~ Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

corn as soon as the market opened vaa
plainly due to the fact that the crop
movement continued to be much less
liberal than had been expected,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

VOUSeS. ..n-
This week: Cattle 3:6l. sheep H0o.
calves 37fG. hogs <3.3O0. ,.,-
calves 1916. hogs IS. 2S.
One year ago: Cattle wv sheep iooS.
calves 902. hogs D.V5.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle N7. sheep LIT, calves as, hogs
9G
TONE OF THE MARKET
Offerings of beef cattle were not
heavy. and with q better demand
prices showed a general advance, COW
aring all grades. Good heavy cows
were in particularly good demand.
selling readily. Choice heavy steers
and oxen sold from 13@15c. good to
choice 1l11:c: coarse and thin oxen
106ilc: choice heavy cows and heif-
ers 100 lie; medium to good cows. 8
m 1oc: poor to ordinary cows 61Sc;
canners and bologna cows I lag &C.
IanIls were in fair supply. at 70 l0c.
Yea! calves showed no change from
a week ago. Yard offerings were about
normal and the market was steady.
Choice fancy veals. 1905 1-2c. good
average veals ll1l4c. coarse calves.
drinkers and grassers s9sc, and small
calves $395 each.
Receipts Of hogs at the packing
houses were quite heavy. but not
many we're brought to the yards. The
market was unchanged at lTMlsc.
live weight. and 2: i-2@:3c. for
dressed hogs. There has been no
cha nge in prices Of hogs now for a
number Of wseks.
Sheep ana lambs we're in tho usual
small supply at the yards. The market
was quiet and unchanged. with sheep
7@11c. and lambs 12@l6c.
Mich cew trade was quiet and o.
ferings, while not heavy. were am
Pic to meet all demands. Good milk
ers sold for about S901i:5, with
choice heavy mixers up to $i75. or
higher in soma instances. and poor
and ordinary cows down 70 about
sos.
The live poultry market was steady
and unchanged. Fowl aaQ age: spring
chickens 81 q 33c: old ROSTERS 2Sc.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Beef Cattle-D. A. Walker sold >
oxen, .0sa lbs. at lie. :: oxen, $50
lbs. at l-4c. J. d. Ney.on sold }
COWS, $3.50 lha. at ) l-2c. Otis II.
Fafhush sold fancy cow. 1i40 lbs.
at lie, 2 leifeRs. 114u Tbs. at 10 Lac,
: COWS, 1910 lha at &c, and u On each,
. COWS. 100 lhA at 8 Sac, ! COW. $50
lbs. at 2-Ac, | COW, $40 lbs. at l-2c,
1 COW. 760 lbs, at Z LAC, COW. $50
lbs. at 8 I-2c. l COW, 800 lbs. at Lie.
Veal caives-D. A. Walker sold .
calves. $40 lbs. at TIC, and small
calves at 81 each. J. D. Neyiou seid
IA calves. loo lbs at 10c.
Hogs-B. A. Walker sold hogs
at II l-2c.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. January THE general
auction sales about the city were
very quiet this week, with weather
bad for the trade. The
holiday also made quite q difference,
but the most aeuta reason for the
dizziness OF the market is the large
sales that are being held everywhere
the states where there have
been horse hases for the Army sup
plies. rheae are cutting into the
regular auctions badly. and there was
in consequence sharp decline in
prices. Ot course the Government
wishes to sell of these horses IA
quickly a. possible. and buyers foi-
low up The sales to pick up what har-
gains are to be had. At these sales
during the past week. not only here
hut all about the country prices re-
ceived we're much lower than on tha
previous icts offered. The heavy
horses are In good demand but there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone 4 CO.

Members New Aork Stoc!: .x.. Hos-
tor Stock Exc, New YORK Cotton Exc,
Chicago Board Of Trade. Poriian-!
Branch Once. lSn Middle st.. New Eng
and Telephone ,s62. 1863
wM. r. PORTER. Mgr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Az ArfRhton,

The lGgregate OF HVEStucK III DFi11'
ton. WatartoWn and the local sl32shtof
touseS:
This week: Cattle 3:sl. sheep S70o.
calves 37f6. hogs 1900. ann
Last week: Cattle sos. sheep 1925.
calves 1916. hogs IS: Ss. o -,
One wear ago: Cattle Hex sheep looS.
calves 800, hogs 1910.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle N7, sheep LIT. calves as, hogs
cen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

On receipt Of three dollars wa vii,
man to you one pound Of the best
Worsted Khaki Sweater Yarns rbs,
~ dollars. Concord Worsted Mills.
West Concord. N. n.
janSeodSt
WHITE IRON BEDsTEAD AND
'p- i's' cheap. l9A East 'rescent st.
- -.------ lanSd2t
COW DRESSING. L. ". CLARK !.
e.1oHu 81. 1a.IOWell ianId6t
FEW ARTICLES OF HoCsEEOLD
rirniture. Can before Weunesday. Mrs
Cnaries Cowan. Is SewaIl street. ;an6dSt
BEST DRY HARD WOOD r7TrTD
20 tor stove. sl4: kindling Dc. bas.. q for
nc,,,a- large and md small orders promptly
at Tel. Arm. an6tsts
FISH BOX AND SCALES W0OIsKrT
augusta. Tel. ssi-W 10 "Feenie faas a.
UPRIGHT PIANO, IN GOOD -oED}-
ION. low price for quick sale - CAPITOL
aIreet Telephone 9S7-M. ,au4ttf
~ cYpnGRs INcuBAroRs, LIT
ne Used; one hroodcr, viii hold rom
one 70 too chicks; cheap. l.. e. Perry
SO W ~ a. 81:
\ c-HORSE WAGON SLED " u
harro"s. Bolton Hill. Tel. i62-4l.
Jansdtf
AMERICAN SAW MILL No. >. WITH
f XXI NC cog. New order EDWIN T Nor
Two DELIVERY HORSES YOUNG.
sound ana good drivers also three gro.
cery pungs. Merrill Bros jan3dtf
TWO SLEDS. / pOERLE. SLEIGAs
aonoie harnesses. single. GS Western
A.. jan3dSt'
EXTRA GOOD DRY HARD WOOD
htted FOR stove and furnace. also como
ZOO oirch liied .or fireplace. psliv-
Foster 49, '1' 40 Il "A"'e '1sc. ~ r.
x + F r = Z A T Q Z, FISH bon
scales. counters. electric meat and eot-
ZEE t. srnders' meat bench and block
rlnston. Hallowell. Me. dec2sdtf
PAIR HORSES. DOUBLE SLED. Dou-
ole carr and harness. or 'eXcnanee for
STOCK. FOOD trade If taken at once.
horace thompson. Route y. Gardiner
dec2.G2w~
COUPE. PRACTICALLY NEW. -osr
sStO with both wheels and runners inter-
shangeabie. Fine Lor l0-cent service
WIZ be sold cheap. Cal, - \. Hanson
te4ephone lpso-J. q Sewau ST., .ug,Ista
,teclTutt
CRAY slRCh WOOD FOR SALE.
e!sht toot length. IS cord; tilted ter
stove. so, delivered. Telephone IS.
leclIdtt
TWO HORSE SLED. lNQJ IRE OF
brown Hopkins. II Bridge ST.
dec.Oatt
WOMEE'S FUh Caps a tt-W
small sizes at reduced pr:ces .IJo -
aW' L. Z. Davis & Co, Augusta.
deci3dts
MEMS FIR fOArS SPI CNOI71
::nn III dog. hGrSehlde. calt. ,yi.!anv,
Russian lamb. goat. etc t'rces $50 10
so. Z. e. DAVIS u Co, Augusta,
d.,I, tl-
SEVERAL Jig HIT Z L I. {, r u.
cnanoeilers. suitable Tor i ha.i or acme
Flrst National Granite Bank, Augusta
>ieC!.l.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

NY SON Is III Id. tuIdHCJ
Please tell me if he is living or
dead and IL so what is his address
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
ASS|F|ED AID
RATES
AgLE IN ADVANCE

.y,rc tor time.
.vorr Tor ) times consecutive.
.-,c 'ar s times consecutive.
r., rser.,on pro rata.
avert scrert taken for less
Az @.
har-es for this class of
2r,,sillg are too small to
r.;.a.l,y Charge on our books.
,unl The words in your ad
4 end payment with your
Ter
i,saias I'd ertising on classi-
i oa.c - additional to
d rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
LOST


..v tDRIFT IN KENNE-
IN. T'nNt Crocker. Gardiner.
u lau6dlWs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
Nlnted-Maie Help

...- i..%- BIC QUICK PROFITS.
=. 1;.fet1r TOR Ford cars. Simple,
"o' y; part. installed in thirty
..,.. , Il:Ilraed 10 tOubie YOUR
~, g., star' III zero weather with
MI. u,: ~ Dri,ning Is day free trial.
70. a . Carourstor Co, sos W.
son U.' 1t. Chicago. janSdlt-
,~'..,r:-H WANTED AT WEST
M rjti"c. JanSd1i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08
For Sale-Reai Estate

4O-ACRE FARM, LAND WELL DIV1D-
ed: Groom house. furnace heat, town
water. hardwood floors; barn. 10 tieupa.
round siIo. milk sold at door or retaileh
| IA acres OF ASPARAGUS. Situated OF
car line 20 miles from Hlverhiil and
mile from live town Of 5000. Telephane
free delivery Of mail, plenty OF wood,
large hennery, fruit trees; run Dy own
err II years az a milk farm. Reason tor
selling, can't attend to the same. Prica
1900. II. l. wilson. Amespury, Mass.
No broker. lanInet-
TWO STORY HOUSE FOR ONE OR
two families near shipylrd. Inquire
Geo. Lanpher. Richmond. Ne. Tel:
e.. Jan.uiW
We OFFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
peterson place on Kingsbury street. A
: ,odern little home we'll located. Owner
IL 10 move to another city. A bargain
ana ;houid sell quickly. The store ara
tenement at 13 Fremont street is for ale
or 10 let. Will - Atkins. Patten bi0ck.
Gard,nor nOv91tf
THE LOT n. MO RfLL RESI-
dsnce. No. LIB. north side Of Winthrop
street. Augusta. Maine, for sale TO set.
tie estate. Hr1ek house and large lot OF
iand dssirahiy located. taquira of 4.
III Goddard, Hotel North. Augusta. or
[. r. williams. Heal Estate Agent, Cuy:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

On receipt Of three dollars wa vii!
man to you one pound Of the best
Worsted Khaki Sweater Yarns rhs.
~ dollars. Concord Worsted Mills,
West Concord. N. n.
jan8eod6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-08

WHITE IRON BEDSTEAD AND
spring. cheap. l9A East 'rescent st.
lauXdot
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27

Bert f.. Dutton attended TO bust.
ness matters at Twin Falls Satur
day
For farm loans see the jerome Ma.
tional Bank. Quick service. Att
Mrs W. O. Hartman has recent,
been visitor with friends in Ru-
pert.
The Puritan Tailor is here.
strong building is now almost com
pleted.
John Deeds was one OF the Je
rome-ites who visited Twin Falls
Saturday.
Attorney Hall and Attorney Peters
were at Shoshone Monday on legal
business.
Mr.. Mahoncy is building four
room house in the southwestern part
OF town.
Great big jolly time In store for
YOU at the masquerade Saturday
night.
Pete Bethune, OF Twin Falls. was
IA business visitor n jerome Friday
aud Saturday
Buy your window glass at the
North Side Pharmacy. We handle "a
complete stock.
Mr.. Woodruff. OF the Twin Falls
Times, was transacting business in
jerome Friday.
j. F. Ridgway was at Wendell the
latter part OF last week assisting in
the elevator.
Mrs J. II. Mckenzie expects as Il
guest in few days Mrs. Reynolds
of Cheyenne, Wyo
Mrs. j. r Krivanek OF Twin Falls
visited over Sunday with her sis
ter Mrs II D. Cook.
w. = Kennedy, Gooding county
assessor. visited in jerome the latter
part OF last week
Dewitt Quereau has started the
erection of a home on his lot east
81 G.. c. Frasers place
The Misses Grace Pearl aud Hes
ter McKinzie were visiting friends in
Twin Falls last Saturday
Mrs G. p. Propst left Friday for
Portland. Oregon. where she ~!il
VISIT friends for soMe tifne
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27

and this record can always be refer
red to with certainty in the future.
The Puritan Tailor is here.
DR.. w. +. Henry Of l,crattt. Wash
ington, formerly pastor vi the f'r.:
Baptist church al Twin t.l.. s.
here last Friday holding . coat,
cLce with the s.r..b.rs OF ,hc lo,
BAPTIST church rel tive 70 the &c.
oo1,Ooo Victory campaign Other
religious Workers were .a.so press.
at some speo!al'ncet.nsa nc'd at TIE
sAlr.n.
,. Ke.aoy is cXcaoatins for his new
building on The ground NA re-
haine' last May. and will
install an up-to-date machiAe IN =.
and garage 1-e .cn 1.ll.
Alite oi 'olcrcte .Ad Will be 5Ox
rs fec, it, ciu,r-.o,e or. .s.,
hiah. Mr. Kersey believes that no.
body in his section Of town should
Dc allowed 10 build an} NOR. iraa."
buildings
The Puritan Tailor is here.
At the school meeting Alond g.
night il was pointed out that Jerome
has at least one hundred school chill
dren, or will have Tor next year.
more than We have facilities for
taking care OF al the present tim"
The district Will therefore have to
build more portable school houses
Mrs. Wilson Of Blackfoot and Mr..
Warner of Twin rails were in J--
rome Monday meeting with Mrs. Bar.
clay TO arrange for the state conven-
ton OF the p. + o. to be held here
in May. Mrs Wilson is treasurer Of
the society. Mrs. Warner secretary.
and Mrs. Barclay president
TO be used until such time as a bonl
issue can be foated for the purpose
Of building a high school.
That the people Of Jerome are
church going people can be evidenced
by going out on the streets Of a sun
day morning about ten O'Clock and
gazing around, and again in the ev-
ening at about seven thirty One
sees people going il an directions to
the various churches, which is a good
indication for amy town. There are
- least eight or nine church build
ings in Jerome. and while an %
them are not completed they show
Signs OF an intention on the part Of
the members 10 build more COM
odious structures
Everybody is going to take in the
masq uerade dance at Amusement
Han Saturday, night Step in line
Sl.0o admission to the floor. 25c
admission for spectators
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27

The Puritan Tailor iS- herr
George Bremen was at Twin Falls
Monday
J. T.. Stocking was Twin Fails
visitor Saturday
rho Progressive Literary club mot
on Friday with Mrs Shannon
Mrs Wan \ Peters was visiting
friends IN Twin Falls Tuesday
a car load OF Fordson Tractors
arrived this week for G. W Young
Or. Piper has pGrchared new
Overland car OF the Trask Garage
Mrs A b. Barclay entertained Il r.
Pioneer Bridge Club on Wednesday
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27

Entered as second-class matter
March 3, 1871. at the post Office at
jerome. Idaho. under the act Of
March 3, 1879.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27
JEROME COUNTY TINES

Published every Thursday at jerome.
Idaho. by
BEKkLEl WALKER, Publisher
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-27

SUBSCRIPTION. $500 PER YEAR.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-23
INDIA\TOWN

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-23
PRIV ATE OTIS CARMEAN
RETURNS FROM FRANCE

Private Otis Walton Carmcan son
Of Nj jesse j. Carmean. OF Snow
Hill arrived HON, Saturday night Of
las, week, and is visiting relatives
here Ilo sailed from Ercst. France.
August 3rd on board the lmpcIator,
and landed in New York August 10th.
IIc was sent 10 Camp Merritt, and
subsequently, to Camp piX. where he
received his discharge
Private Carmcau enlisted in the
early spring Of 1917, and sailed for
France with the first convoy Of
troops that left this country. When
approaching France tn, convoy was
attacked 10y submarines The sub
marine chascr> were quickly Al work.
and il was wonderful sight to see
the manner in which they manoeuvrcd.
and fought off the submarine Not
a man on ship was lost hu, everybody
gave Il sigh Of relief when tho trans
por, glidcd safely into thc shelter OF
the river
Private Caunoan was attached to
the Fins, Division, 10Th infantry. hut
alto his arrival in France b. was
transferred to the t.llipcncc Section.
serving with This uni, during thu wal
He served on seven different battle
fronts. hcinr IN the thick Of tn fight
at ,hc Toul sector Can,ipny tho
Aisnc- Marn, front, Non,didicr- Noia.
scissors. 81. Mihicl and N. ArEonnc
Forcs, drive He WAS gas>cd. and in
one Of the battles N, leather strap
that held his knap>ack around his
neck WAS ,ho, away the shell grazing
his neck and shocking him scve,cly.
When the Armisiicc wa~ signed. hIs
division Was in a few miles II sedan,
which had practically hccn captured
10y the American troops. acting in
conjunction with III" French For
sentimental reasons and a> an act Of
rctribu,iyc Justice. the American
troops held back. generously giving
way to permit the French 10 hc the
frs, To enter and take possession of
the historic fort and town.
On the seventeenth Of Move mbcr sis
days after the signing Of the ARMS
ticc. he moved into Germany, where
h. was transferred To the Third Army
of Occupation, being stationed n
Cochcm, on the Noscllc River until
he lief, for Ero>t on july BIRD.
Before cnlisting MI Carmean con
Quoted a barber shop in Washington,
and he viii go to that city shortly
to look after his business interests,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-23
4 Great RcmcdN.

The merits Of Chambcrlain's collie
and Diarrhoca Remedy are well known
and appreciated. hut there is occasion
ally Il man who had no acquaintance
with them AMI should read the follow
ing by +. H. Dear. hotel man at Du-
puycr. Mont. -Four years ago used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoca
Remedy with such wonderful results
that | have since recommended il 10
my friends"
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BERLIN

MI Ihihl 4 ponni ard Mr. II.
r. Harmon>on nave purchased the
eoo acr, farm belonging to Mrs. Kate
T. Whal,y lb. + ono OF tho finest
farms in tfi> unt O, the county.
MI, 1oluso SCOT, u Washington.
u. a. came Sa,ora, nirh, TO spend
,,,os..k. vacation with her GRAND
r.o.te. Mr.. Ceor,., + scott
NJ. and Mir. 10. Williams and
rb,id 80 WILMINGTON. al. spcnding
- f.2= dayN with he, paronts. Mr.. and
Nr. LOWS
NJ. and Mrs. Theodore NJ. purnelr
and a.upb,e Pauline arrived Satur-
da, evening and .xpec, 10 spend
about ,,yo weeks in and near town.
C,c.ton Trade,. returned with Mr..
an, NJ. n pun,lI having had
I'M nI.a.aut visit vitb tbem in
,,,r,,,,,,.on
NJ, And Mr. William Bowen. of
Fo,, Wayn, Ind. ar, visiting his
,,otbe, MIR. Alc, Bowen. and sister.
l... INA Eo,ven.
Dr. Thona, y Hammond. of Wash
,nptor n G. arrived sunday for
vacation of several weeks
Nh f. X Wilson and mother. of
baltimore, ar. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Charles 5. rimmon> and
Miss E.tcllc +. Trutt will leave Nor
folk this tFridayl afternoon on = sc;
trip on Merchants ana Miners
steamboat to Boston From Boston
they will proceed to Albany. Sc
York. by rail. thence by boat down the
Hudson River to New York. After
spending fcw days in New York
the viii 20 20 Philadelphia and
Atlantic City for visit
Mrs. l.. l.. rimmon> OF Newark,
is visiting her mother, Nh >llas y.
Jaiman. in Philadclphia. Fran there
she will go to Monroe City Missouri,
to ,isi, her brother Nh John W. jar
man. and his son. Nh CLAUDE u. Jar
man. She will bc gone several weeks
and will visit her brother in Phil
adclphia again before returning home.
Automobile parties from all parts
of the country are almost daily pass
ing through Snow Hill on pleasure
excursions. The past week We noted
the following MI and Mrs William
X. Franklin. Of Woodbridge, New Jcr-
Soy, accompanied by Dr Edward W.
Stit,s and wife of New York City; and
Nh Oates. a member Of the law firm
of Herring d Oates. of Fayetteville
North Carolina Mr.. Oates was ac-
companied by his wife and two friends
The members of his party praised the
Eastern Shore roads, and said they
were the best they had ever travelled
over.