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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
County Commissioners
Hold First Meeting of
the Year and Organize

Raftice, JOY. The appointment OF
deputies as requested was approved.
After the approval of the deputies
of the different Offices was disposed
of the board began an investigation
of the INDECENT list which continued
until recess was taken at 1880
o'clock.
At the afternoon session the Ques-
tion of matron at the county hospital
formed the principal business. Mlss
Jennie Newinger, the present matron.
was retained. Dr. w. w. Cook was
appointed health officer.
The case of Frank Meyers. serving
a sentence in the county jail, and
leaving a wife and several children
dependent on the county, was dis
posed of by the commissioners In
manner that displayed not only hu-
manity but with saving to the coun-
ty of money and much annoyance.
At the solicitation of District Attor-
ney Edwards and Commissioner
Meyers, Judge McFadden suspended
Frank Meyers sentence and he and
his wife we're provided with railroad
tickets to Rock Springs, Wyoming.
with the understanding that they
would not return to this county.
Adjournment of the board contin-
ued each day until the Wednesday
afternoon session. when the board
adjourned to meet again Monday
morning. January 13.
The principal business that occu-
pied the time of the board during the
latter part of the session was the
drawing of list of names of per-
sons who would be chosen to serve
on the trial jury, the approval of the
appointment of Miss Mildred Wet
more as stenographer in the district
attorneys office and the acceptance
lof the bond of John II. Dolan.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Two Men Dead as Result
of Riepetown Hold Up
in Early Morning Hour

On the main road four blocks
north of Riepetown Saturday morn
ing about 3 a. m. V. c. Graham, a
miner employed at Ruth, shot and
smortally wounded two assailants aft
er being knocked down and beaten
about the head, according to q
statement made to Sheriff Enslow by
Graham. The wounded men, Joe
Rubic and ELI Krmptoich. were taken
to the hospital at Kimberly.
At the hospital v. c. Graham was
taken in charge by the physician and
the wounds in his head were dressed,
after which he made his statement
of the assault before Coroner James
Collins, District Attorney Edwards
and Sheriff Enslow.
Graham told of leaving Riepetown
about 3 a. m. for the bunk house at
Kimberly and had only proceeded
about four blocks when he noticed
two men walking towards him. He
said that he was walking along with
his head down and did not pay
any attention to the approaching
men, but he did remember that the
two separated In such a way that he
walked between them and the next
thing he knew he received a blow on
the head that knocked him down.
When his senses cleared he said he
realized that the men were upon him,
one of them tearing of the twenty
dollar gold piece which he had on
his watch chain as a charm. At this
time Graham said he suddenly
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

We are camped at Montigny just
low and have been here for about
three weeks. The place is shot all
10 pieces, no civilians have moved
here yet but are moving back to a
great many of the towns all around
US. This place will have to be built
over again for there Is nothing left
but ruins.
When the battle was in full swing
we couldn't even smoke a cigarette
at night: no lights of any descrip-
tian were allowed when we were near
the front. so you can imagine how
nice II Is for three or four crews
working on a piece OF single track at
night and In the dark of the moon.
The nights In France are black. This
was done so 1t wouldn't draw she'll
fire from the Germans.
As you will see from our citation
II looks as though we are. going to
standard gauge work. so getting back
looks quite long way OF yet. I
don't like that move for great many
engines used by the United States
army are French engines without air
and with screw reverse, little old
dinkey cab that doesn't give as
much sf elter as Mexican sombrero
rnt we are in the army and are here
for the good of the allies. so We must
make the best OF our lot.
received any number of Waite
Pine PAPERS from you and believe me
read them ads and all
pm Irving British gas tractor
as ny daily routine. As she is pret-
- hed about leaving the rails and no
hafg c1res TO drive II, allows me n
dar i0h steady So | claim | am a
'eas soldier. The rainy season has
.fs = for fair in this part Of France
HaT gets 50 dense YOU could cut
Il n slahs II seems. AS for cold
" eat or | have never seen zero vet
" ieh wiz soon be a year.
ts afn enjoying the best OF health
and hcHe that this note reaches Mrs.
'adsar and you the same, will ecme
n = close for the present. Goodbye
and good luck As ever,
WILLIAM YOUNG.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Monday, January 8, at 10 O'Clock
in the commissioners room at the
court house the newly-elected board
of county commissioners met for the
purpose of organizing the new board.
Those present were Commissioners
John Weber, w. E. Meyers and r. e.
Tucker, with retiring Commissioners
r. c. North and J. II. Gallagher, Dis
trict Attorney H. w. Edwards and re-
firing District Attorney George A.
Whiteley.
The meeting was regularly called
to order by Chairman North and the
preliminary business of reading and
az proving the minutes of the pre-
yious meeting were disposed OF, after
which the retiring commissioners
withdrew from any further proceed
ings, while the new board took UP
the matter of organization.
Commissioner Weber was nom
mated and duly selected as chairman
of the board. thereupon assuming the
duties of that position and calling the
body to order for the consideration
of the business before the board. The
approval of the bonds of the several
county officials was the first business
taken up. Bonds of ]. F. Miles, as
SCISSOR; T. A. Bath, treasurer; w. s.
Enslow, sheriff; H. w. Edwards, dis
trict attorney; ]. o. McKernan, re-
corder and auditor. and w. N. Curto,
road supervisor, were accepted.
Sheriff Enslow presented for con-
firmation his list of deputies in the
following order: d. p. Bailey, un-
der sheriff, Alfred Tamblyn, Office
deputy; s. ID. O'Brien, jaiior, and
p. E. woodward, chauffeur, Ely;
Walter Mcdonald. McGill; N. E
Music, Ruth; Tom Barton. Kimber.
ly; j. w. Woods, East Ely, and Robt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

BERLIN, Jan. 11.-Rioting has
been renewed in Berlin and today's
reports are that hundreds have been
killed in combats between the rival
factions struggling for control of the
Hun government.
DIR. Karl Liebknecht, leader of the
extreme radicals, is reported slain.
Fighting continues in the streets of
the capital tonight and disorders are
spreading to all parts of the former
empire.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Nevada is called to the aid of the
starving peope of Greece, Syria and
Armenia. Helpless women and chill
dren are reported dying in these
countries as result of the war and
the generous people of this state are
asked to join with the rest of the
nation in raising the sum OF $780,
100000.
The quota for Nevada in this cam
paign has been fixed at $4,000 OF
which amount White Pine county is
asked to raise $500.
State Campaign Manager Walter
IL. Nagle has arranged for the fol-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
To Meet Today In East Ely.

A cottage ,meeting of the Latter
Day Saints will be held at the home
of Mrs. Jack LaBranch, in East Ely,
Sunday, January IL, at 1880 p. m.
A special invitation is extended to
members that didn't attend the meet
ing last Sunday evening. New MEM
bers in the district should come out
and help to make the meetings a sue
cess JEAN r.. briggs.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

thought Of the small automatic he
had In his pocket and he pulled it
and began firing.
II don't know where one disap-
peared," said the injured man, "but
think shot the fellow bending
over me twice and when the last
fellow found out he was hurt he yell
ed but there wasn't any noise. l
waded around in the snow and sage
brush and l didn't know how badly I
was hurt. but the blood was pouring
out of my head. You can see a big
spot in the snow up there now. So
went up to the hospital and the
nurse dressed my head, and | went
for the deputy sheriff."
The district attorney, with the cor
oner and sheriff. took Graham to the
hospital. where the wounded assail-
ants were, with view to getting a
statement from the men. One of the
men died early Saturday morning.
The other did not make a statement
and died about o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
stomach; the other received bullets
In both arms.
Although the evidence, in the opin-
ion OF some of the officials. appeared
sufficient to warrant a verdict OF JUS
tifiable homocide, the injured miner
was turned over to the sheriff to
await the orders of the coroner,
which is necessary In all such cases
pending the decision relative to the
holding OF post mortem examina-
tion OF the bodies.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Antler Resumes Operations.

The An,ler Bar, which closed its
doors when the votes as counted
put a Quietus on the forbidden brew,
opened its doors to the public this
week, having in the interim been
thoroughly washed and cleansed. A
new floor, the addition of two pool
tables and changed vintage behind
the bar make a complete transforms
tion. Joe Campbell and Tony Mack
will continue to operate the place.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Paris Ready for Peace Conference.

PARIS, Jan. 11.--Paris is in read
mess for the peace congress to meet
here next week. Practically all the
delegates are now either in French
capital or are on their way here.
The president asks labor leaders to
make another effort to settle the ma
rine workers strike which threatens
10 paralyze shipping in New York and
other eastern seaports.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Friday afternoon Sheriff Enslow
made a raid on a cabin located on
Clark street. for the purpose OF cap
turing bootleggers and landed 7. M.
Cook on n charge of violating the
prohibition law.
Suspicion was aroused by the many
visitors who frequented the place at
different times during the day and
night and the matter was called TO
the attention of District Attorney Ed
wards who. with Sheriff Enslow. took
steps to apprehend the supposed vio-
lators of the law, with the result
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS MAKE FIRST
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED bOOT.LEGGER

that sufficient evidence was found on
the premises to arrest Cook and
place a charge against him.
T. NJ Cook. it appears. was for
merly connected with the "Drop-In
Bar" on Aultman street.
Before Justice Collins, Saturday
afternoon. the defendant pleaded not
guilty to the charges placed against
ham and his trial was set for Tues-
day at II a. m.
The maximum punishment for the
offense is $500 or six months In Jail
or both; minimum. 500 or two
months or beth.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
White Pine Will Feed Elko Cattle.

Owing to a shortage of feed In
Elko county, the Abel Land and
Livestock company has arranged
with Guy Saval of Baker to feed beef
cattle for the winter. Mr.. Abel ar
rived during the week with fifteen
cars of valuable animals which were
driven to the Baker Live Stock COM
pany's ranch.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
WIRE FLASHES ON WORLD TOPICS
Especial to the News)

today in the bloodiest ahmed clash
between government troops and
strikers. One hundred persons were
slain and hundreds of others wound
ed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
DRIVE IS ON TO RAISE MONEY FOR
RELIEF OF STARVING WAR SUFFERERS

lowing named committee 10 handle
the drive in this district: District
Attorney II. w. Edwards, J. w. Big
game, Herman Wise, j. d. Watson.
Mrs. II. S. Munroe, Mrs. e. Chris
topherson and j. w. Walker.
Rev. M. G. Papazian. an Armenian
minister, has been busy for the past
week making speeches throughout
the district for the cause. while the
Rev. George Sardonis. pastor of the
Greek church at McGill, has made an
appeal to the people of his nation To-
Gated here, for aid in the worthy
cause.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Robbery Reported at McGilI.

A robbery was reported Wednes-
day night at the furnishing store of
Nye Brothers of McGill. Indications
are that the burglar entered the
store shortly after the owner left
and rihed the cash register undis-
turbed by the dog which has always
been considered a yigilant watehman.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Poles and Germans Clash. i.

POSEN. Jan. 11.-Heavy fighting
is In progress between the Pole and
the Germans in Posen. The Germans
are reported to have won certain sue
eesses.
Fighting between rival factions in
Petrograd and Moscow continues.
cities being deiuged in blood.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.--Walker
ID. Hines has been named TO succeed
William G. McAdoo as director gen.
eral OF the federalized railroad sys-
TENS The nomination was made by
President Wilson from Paris. The
choice is not subject TO approval by
the senate.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Fred Lundgren Killed in Franre.

A telegram was received in Ely
Saturday from Washington announc-
ing the death of Fred Lundgren, for
merly of Hamilton. who was killed In
battle while serving with The Ameri-
can forces in France. The date civ
en- on which the young man lost his
life was November 10.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
Miss Riordan Returns to College.

Miss Riordan Returns to College.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riordan of
Sunnyside and Miss Ethel Rbordan
arrived from their ranch in Nyc
county Friday, accompanied by Miss
Laurel Hill, school teacher from
Phoebe. Miss Ethel Riordan left yes
terday smorning for San Jose. where
she will continue her studies at
Notre Dame college.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Labor Riots i'm Buenos Aires.
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 11.-Labor
.roubles in this city reached a crisis
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
In from Baker.

In from Baker.
George Baker. of Baker. Nevada.
arrived during the week on bust
ness trim TO the city and is registered
at the Northern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
COMMITTEES NAMED
For Trinity Command
erys Celebration Of
Sc. Johns Day at Ia
coma

Trlr!-v Commundery, NJ. :,
Knights -anplar VI celebrate 81
johns Gay -uesGay, June -. a. Ia
coma. The program VII De annnunc-
ed n Mondays Journa1. The follow
ing committees VIII have charge Of
me celebration
Executive c0mm--,ee Charles Z.
Chase, George = G4aG.nss. MelvIr
Z. Simmons. -ouvi,ie " NhI--sn.
John (. Arnold ana Iearse z, Bangs.
Secreta-v and treasurer
Publicirv Lewis A BurielEa. VII
liam 7. u mansion. Guy .. Nickerv
Parade Frederick PialsI &C
Charles \ -.lden. William G. SoorA-
by, = E.wood Jones and Wills Z.
Sw.e-
En1er-2 :nTnenI Wiloer- : Wilson.
1anr :. Newman. T, Crawford Mo
-l-vy- Teri i. hG!cAeroucke, and
In SI-rgIs LINDA,
Refreshments. Manning : Camp
bel. Euner- :, T-nss. Lon 8 has
kali and 3. F-neoo-n Sns-n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

By q change that went into eff
feet on the Lewiston. Augusta d
Waterville Street Railway Friday
morning, there viii be no more
trouble on account Of the cnmpRny's
cars blocking crafiic on Water street
IN front Of the waiting room. and
the street viii be free n that point
n all Times. In accordance with
The change the wearoound ca-r now
stnp in front Of Horei North and the
esstbound cars in front Of &. ?.
Iewell's store. which arrangement
viii allow Of t-1mc. either teams or
automobiles. IL caae trolley cars are
stopped 10 take on passengers ar 10
allow them 10 leave the cars II the
waiting room. TO continue tneN
Journey by tuHning in On Oak street
and from the.e making their way
along Commercial street II would
seem that the change il one that
cannot fail To be xppreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
MT. VERNON

@CT-E-Ars. a. =. SanDorn q
: ugus-a s visiting WITH Nj aaC
MS. Q I Dunn Z: Maple Grove
arm.
\. Nj. bonnev II Newton Mass.
was n -ecen, VISITOR n tnls place on
matters aI business connected wiz
ne Aars-on farm.
So1h me Reacdeic and M, Var
non SCHOOLS closed last week for ne
summer vacation.
john E'aves and crew ri men a~e
running me nav press again
Horace q 900 s making repairs o.
MS buildings
1 Il I"ajey ai Nj Vernon was =
business v.s:tur II own -ecen-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

husband we daughters and SIX sons
sur'v'rn-i-ecEa III. Ma--l--t a. 10
land N. oman z, Gordon :, Stan
ley P. Donald nj. and Car, a. also
me father -nr~e sisters ana -U0
o-oi!.ers. Mrs Derrer- was mem
Der # queen Temple. Pr-aIan IS
ca-s Vi M cry. and was ws-laa
beloved ~ i iarge circle OF I-lenCs.
Fune-a. services vii De neid a. =
clock ~undAy afternoon from me
nom n DO --asterr. avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Lasfer Partridge, VINO mas oeen en-
juyIng = week a, Sans Souci ceesage
On Capitol Island. returned ThursnR y
Partridge cnuEa; some make on the
haKing grounds between Squirrel Is
land ano Southport Island. nut sac
that ne mad not ne Z of any being
caught thus far this season rom the
Capitol Island wharf as had been re-
ported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Farm Bureau Demonstrates Its value One Years Wok
-FIshermen Fned-Ean G -undy Licensed Preach
Church Notice-Raccziaurea Sermon Sunday Evening

Game Warden Ed. King Of TINS
pla-e On Thursday evening detar,sd
4 lam -aft- using q rrawl d. lake
"a +ssstruasat- eor ne purpose OF
catching asa -hls being torsidden
Ar iaW. LaAgI US fined SD 4ar me
0fense ana 81 eacn TOR me dsn
cauEnf- winch amounted 70 s. De
a2de ne costs. - J. Saapnrn o1 Bel
t;lsI was 1lsc unprecedented ~ Came
Y arden Al-c Isl >EaGcv FISHING N
lemon Stream, wtlcr Is closed va
= sanbar-- Was fined so and
.asLs.
Il Y. AND :. " Sell. p,-oprietars
T SOme,-y-.-t shoe 1actUrv. ware here
II business -hG-s&.aE 2no F1cay.
they We're accom- panied oack u
Boston bH C r. nyinoer on business
= connection with ne iuc2l factor.
datln SeacCley u Auburn depa-f I'd
Frlday morning. after being mere be
ans Of mt -dea1h NJ MS We
.IEllnn GoourIc.l arrived nome from
I5e.1ron Academy THURSDAY evening
Ee Il a member IF ne -9-H @.ass.
-4s hrethe. y. Islyrc A. .Ioodr,ch j,
A1Gl.l UNIVERSITY. Faculty ul A.eA-
cine II Non ,ea-. = s-oec,-4 home
1eX- Tues "a TT. Goo1".cn VIII also
graduate II 1q.n.
E-ev- George Merriam Nno was
appointed !. speclAl coInrl-1..e Dy ne
Baptist Convention Of Name n at
end ne Observation-Disclosures. -am-
MISSION. leI. F'rlCag morning for
Wa-ervlIe t.'r c:laI purpose. F,ez'. Il,
=. Nichols. pastor If The CGrle.iars
1L :. cnu~lG also ,.t-endec me SAINT
SESSION.
me :. ~ quarterly conference
y. ne Cen1ara-y Met noG3sr church
eid ThursC4y evening with Eev. \.
T. E0l-. :. =, II Auburn. lisl-4c.
rti-,.1-,lI- and:c-- & license was giant
hi. III La lzrUnGy allowing hin u
:. MI, GrUuGv is -r-lng MIN
,.. far the ministry ana las ipng
Cen II g-'e.-- assistance n religious
ERIK n Itle Methodist church. He
- IA s"c0n" son of Nj. ana Mrs.
%. =. sl'..aG,' = MECHANIC street ana
mas 'itie! urG-ner t.er Leslie GrQnCy.
is MarnUclst cie--"--ar located j.
+u-4..as. u .4rInG, W'Ia remain II
-.I.. str.1tc. -h4s Summer ana Il ne
1al VII. "ur-,.ue Ms eoiles= Course
1ur = rnln.si =,la-l Garner. I>01[.1e
BUSINESS Uaa otherwise -;-a.lsic!e>; Al.
ne :liu-.a,..> Conference F-.reG -ns
-a-- business session. Few III E1c4-
.-ave 4 s.ienG4C address,
Catl Altn... III NF4ta~.owa. Mass
WING MS 3e:-r ,-.El--..s ms parents.
Nj Ina Ms. Elmore W--lnee or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Friday's Portland Argus SAID
Miss Barbara Brooks OF AuEusIa IF
me guest Of ner sister. Mrs. Ruber.
Treat Whltei1ouse NJ Vaughan street
Miss Sronks mas Just completed a
cwc veArs COURSE a. Miss Porter <
school fer Young Ladies' iocaIed a.
Earminsron. Conn and can claim
the distinction of being one Of nine
honor students Of a class numDeric-
LEO There has been only one other
second year student besides Miss
Brooks vino ma. mad sImila- honor
conf erred upon her"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

M and Mrs. George Boucher 70
ceIved woru Friday rom their son.
Aonnre Boucher. -nat he VIII arrive
Sunday n this city he Is n Bus
ron. hu-inc recently returned from
overseas service. He enlisted n wear
ago last August n what was then
known as The MiIliker Regiment. Ee
IVES transferred 10 hospital unit
and went overseas SIX months before
The regiment II which ne had en-
listed sailed. From hospital work
he was Transferred q the supply
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Edward Debue. vino claimed 20 be-
long IN Canada and VINO mad been
hanging aaou. town for the past few
oa-s nd NAG vince been gwen d
night lodging a. rne police station.
neglected 70 take ne advice of he
authorizes 20 snake ne dust Of ne
CITY rom his Feer. and was founded
up Friday morning n the police
court where after having been ar
-alEnef; On me charge OF lnLsIxlca non
anu begging. was given a sentence OF
80 days n Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Fridays lewiston sun said ina
Edmond DernEler. wno escaped from
me Augusta STATE nnspita.. 20 which
ne mad been coruUlI-sd troIn Lewis
TON aoou. TWO months aga. was cap
turec ThursoRy n lewiston. Officer
Cole Of The lewiston police saw hln
N the vicinity Of ST. Peter church
Derosier went MO The church and
came out The other SIDE 20 IND Tie
umcer waiting for him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

An exceptionally Interesting pro
gram for the Flag day exercises II
City Hail Saturday night. under the
Auspices Of lewiston lodge of Elks
il being arranged Judge Benedict
F. Aahsr Of Augusta Is 20 be the
prlncIpa! speaker. He is one Of the
most eloquent men n Maine. and is
always worth hearing. The soiolst
Will he Mrs. Inez Perry Turner. a
brilliant conr-alto Of Portland. Pre-
ceding the speaking. winch begins ii
eight there will be d hatf-nour con
cert by Bcr-y's orchestra. A cor
dial invitation Is extended % the
general public, and Il Is believed
there will ne very large attend
journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Capital Grange viii haid It's reg
ulAr meerlnG tins evening. June "a
at Grand Airy hail. The SO and
4Ln degrees will De conferred On 2
class Of candidates. The Ha-ves7
supper viii ne omitted and -ef-esr
merrs car-ed over Until nex- meet
M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Mrs. Leur :. cenner.

Friends If Leon 2 Denn.srt 81 D..
Eastern avenue VIII rnnuer tneIr
heartfelt sympathy II me death Of
his wife. E-nelyn 2. winch occurred
at 4.+5 FRIDAY morning following
surgical 1-e. -7-1ent wtllc., she under
went a few c.avs ago. Ms Oenner.
WIS IS years If age ana beside the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Mrs. Tess Flicker and Mrs. Eva
Folsom returned Thursday evening
rum Wa.ervilie, whore they attend
ed the s. Of '. encampment. being
guests n The reception and bal
Wednesday evening. They report a
grand good time