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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08
LIGHTED

Mr.. and Mrs E ]. Banks and sun
George u Edzewoun. c-anErun. l. !.
are the guests ~ -aeir aunt and uncle.
III ana Ira " & Bnwiss.
MiEs alice Bishop Of Augusta war "a
weekend guesr Of her parents. Nj.
ana Mrs Dennis BsHhsr.
MsEE Jnsspt,ine Smith. whp has bes7
Visiting ner aunt. Mrs Mary Weston.
went 70 0uean Punt Frfczy. accnruran-
iec hv her cpuEll. Phllip Weston.
Mrs- MAJ Epsuld1ng is tina guest &
III aun MIS- J. .. Stevens
Nj and Mrz. llanann GstAs and
friends Of BsHann are passing . snnr.
vacArlnn ~ tlsei- nnme 70 HtevenfrwIL
Genrwe Euiralugs 70 warEsz1 snr G.
~ Eewell.
.Almua S1ev~zs n weristnE tur Wilbur
EpWHfs.
SJ1kELR--A @. DsEn1Eef Ha1f
h1nseIf nm<azlF 90 mn 7hnzns Wnndny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08
Chicago Cattle Market

-Clc6E1. 1ugv !.
EoG-Rsceipts ss.g4 EsI,rna.sd To
morrow 500 Fairly active. mostly Il
II q cents higher than Thurzrav: one
lDad [a--a new nigh record practical
rup 2e4n Bulk E5nGs heavvwe ignr
2fbsn medium welgnT 1S.fd -
light welgrT I65n@H; -lign: lights -n3s
nZW, hsETv packing spwE. smooth. 1Dsn
n1-5 packing sowE. -o1Eo. goeG1G15;
pIgE 16Z50Nee
CATIE-Aeceipn 15.Be EErymRzed
tomorrow Z. g6 Higher Beef Etes-H
Medium anc hHa-v weight. cnulce and
prime, E5oHiS40. medium ane gonu IL
f15en. cumlnrn -5Gl3E lIEn- weight
Euon To CnDIcs- 14HsG15n5 common and
medium 1nI6lAn Burcner CARTE
5s,1srz -5I14M cuws Tz5NTr5 Gamers
anf cutters 625H-E Veal cal-es Lig.1r
anu hHn6v weights --5GIET feeder
STEERS syRQlgl1 BIDcke- steers g5E-n
sAE+-ReceIprE 4hn- Eg-tmared To-
,nDrUw l3.NA TnEf--lAS LamnE -
lbs onv-r f55T115n; cuIis and common
eDVnlsaa. earring werre-F 1aT Tl4nn
Ewes. Medium. xuud and choice TDsn
o.. cullE and common DadEy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08
WEST FORKS

James kirziey Enc a party q
friends nornrad ID PIrts1eld Fr1dzy
Miss Eazal - Du-y.u recErr4y re-
turned nome t-um Orleans. Naas-.
where zte mas been TEACHING N the
LIZ. school tur the past year
l. Col Eoy L Aarsron OF Skow-
hogan vas n town recently.
Nr and Mrs II Z French u Ban
-or are The guests Of Nj and Mrs
v. ] Eolwa-.
Harold Savage IF Skrwhegzr re-
Gently passed a few Gays with his
sister. M-s. s c. Du-y1n-
Quite a few au-u pE--ies rum here
attended the hal games * Jack
nHn Fridav
Edwin : dorr1s Of Bingham Wa
N town F-IGa-.
The puphc schools closed Thurs
dRv. a-+er a rwsr----we week tern
The term was unusually inng be-
cause q the TINE lost last winter
during the influenza period
SupL Charles E. Ban was n town
last week on business connected with
The schools and E-aduRrlon s--erc1Bes-
Niss wfnnif-ei z GrBelev. primo
pa uf Eu-ieIgh Egn scffrnl. has re-
turned 10 her home N Runrnsv. n. z
The Grammar AMI Primary pupils
presented vicrroia 70 the plantation
for the benefit Of the school II the
E-a6uariun last ThurEdav
Or 2 c Brown Of Bingham was
II rowr rscsutiy.
Carl ]. Sandnerg PASSED tae week
and II LalEs Pari:n-
Cnrr. AIner- = Mckay -s---asc
home SUNDAY. Carp Mckay hH9 seer
1verseRs \ year
Henry Kennedy u Indian Pond -
Gently passed q csw days wtt1 hih
family.
Mrs. Daniel J. Burns Of indian
Puud was y r1wr rscsnf.r. Shs WIS
arcn,nrarle6 IN her return by mar
ctuIaren. Alss E6nz and Master
Earry
Thomas Berry kzk improved 1Ry
muc4s eTnm Ills recenr iIlnesE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08

aan Mrs E1wnnd Jones at North
VazEalporp.
M znE HRS. Prescott c-um Mass
achuseIls have arrived al Willow
cottage fur the summer
Miss Edith Ge1chel u Portland
Is visiting relatives here
Mise Lila Eulltus who has BEEN
II Portland for ne wlu1s- Is pass
ing q few wrecks with he- pa-Euts.
NJ. and Mrs. Bert Rollins.
M and Mrs. E E. Shaw VIM have
BEEN whiting n Enul-nu 1nr num-
Der u weeks have returned hnme-
Mrs L T Miles and children
have returned altar passing . Wesk
u Macrtas
NJ. ann Ms. II 7 Wash paAssd
the Al IL -aer coE.agE a Webbe-
pond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08
journal Want Ads Bring Results for the Advertisers Within Hours
Keep Your Name Before the
Public for Few Cents a Dav

Is your nzme n the CRY directory? Is your
nane N the telephone d-ec1orye
You know the Importance OF having you- ns-,e
or the name Of your business firm n each nf
these directories And if you're n business VIM
know the hg advantage Of letting people know
where YOU nay be located.
What about The journal classified advsr+3Ei,-
directory? Every day this page is consulted by
thousands Of Augusta folks who have formed
the habit Of consulting the Want Ad directarv
just Is YOU consult the city directory OF the tale
phone directory
For few cents day, you Cal give YOUR bus
ness message here. where buyers VII know WIN
You are and what YOU have to sell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08

NJ a-ags-s parents. NJ. and M-s. VII
IAN 4 EOge-s. n Anckiznd.
Homer Alexander mas arrived and
VII pass the summer n rnwn.
III ana Ms. JuiIuE oroo have ar
-.7-ed a. Stonenu-st fa-m 10 Dc thar
4av1ng
Mr. Thomas Gea-ney VIM mas
'esn n New Ezven. Conn. with her
husband 7nr seve-al weeks. has re-
-lr1eG 10 her hnr1e n town.
7a-cln y. and se-- George ~.
-Iouy. j.. arrived II 9>ichmunc F-as
"a They have been win me arm =
n OCCUPATION for ssveral months
pas- hE- have rereived their hon-
7-anie discharges and returned
aama
LIZ and Ms Clinton johnson II
@-esuuH 1Eie and M anc Mrs. Lv-
M Lnvalv were guests al the home
q Nj. and Mrs.. Wi-han Of Eirh-
-7nn6 Corner last week
ne many friends Of Frank Nicn-
IF VII ne pleased 70 hear LaHt he
cas -e-u-neo hnrne a<re- a -ea- n
80 ssr-1ca n Frame
A-rEses 5e-r1ce ant Edna Pass
-'o~e hRws returned 70 ths1- home
rae n Richmond aetsr passing thf
writer n srouing-or, Cunn.
he members If the family IL
C4pt- Gllherr have a-----et a. Their
sumner cottage here in rowr ID pass
IL remainder OF the hummer
LIS Allce Libby Of this rovn his
-e-lrned II Portland where she Is
enEaged a. present II anusehoi6
dunes She has been a. home II
tov-r for the past week.
The regular meeting Of Enterprise
1gnge was held On July and al
-a0Ugc Il was very hDt d good Iiv.
7a--v was present ann al enjoyed
-.la evening
i HpeCIal meeting If Progressive
G-anEs was called on Monday night,
5une so. To cnufer the LEI anc 2rd
ue=-ee 0E q large class
The regular meeting of F-nE-cs-
s.TFe Grange was hald on F-lGay
night Js1!- :, q large a-1an6a1ce be
.aE present The meeting was apen..
ec promptly by tne worthy master.
A:-rfur -ancaEter Atrer the regular
business was rranaactsd the G-Angs
proceeded 10 work the 3-c and z-a
degrees OF a large ciass- after wr1ca
3 nouuucM supply a. ice cream and
cake was served. The -era:nder u
ne even.rg wRs gperf II q scc1A.
hour aar a.. went home well pisas.a
Y the Wee email hours ~ the nurl-
me.
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Boston Produce Market

SnErur Jul- :
EEYr--hrfce wtnle rs--le 1pyT1nr
ET-TTS-Nu-rrerr c-same-v extras
l61is. western &c DsEl
EEEEsE-New wins exr-az -UE5
CcES-So. = veIlpw g1sI1n
EEG-Nea-r- teaue--- S41S6s. v,~~--
err 1o extras ITS
FL0TN-sp-iuE parsrrE- 1s6-Ib. sack.
-2san1Z-5
EAT-Ne -Imntf,- 4Sd45
LANE-sprng gaSd2E8
0A-NFaucv - 70 9Th SACKS sssHS.
pCRE-azedium hacks M66-ln
PC-A-CES-old par 1B-Ib lahs. -
5TGAE--5-xnularsd. WHOLESALE s2s
per IB lbs n nuik
TEA-LynH7Dn.
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View Turk. Jus-

View York jury .
TcTE-F-: spring pA-eurs ano
Knnsax srrsxf5rs -7Sfi.E. Errlrg
clenrs aE0Mlnne. winter Et-zigncs I"n
wEEA--spat stsnzv nsw Ma. 2 req
- Q E1ck View York export 10 AZ
colE-opne arm. No. yeficw Ds
and No wn1fe - New YORK
GA-S-eppr 6rm: No |. VINE -
roAK-ftrm; 1nass 51us1n; .zs1i1y
-XE1-efna6y; middle w1ef 1919
TTLA-1faa6v. rsceiprs 80 runs :
Euamarv higher -hH4 eE-r1s os0oes. nn-
exrxs q scnre. 0SG0; nrsns isusis,
packing srock c1r-enA make NO. ~
EGES-IrURrlar rsceiptE 81 czseS
trash gathered extras 5l9& r-eEn Earn-
e-ec extra ffrsu zTH6e: r-EtS fDnss
sxSfe rR arr nearby ~veEne-r hernGrs
Wfitns ssne . fancy ssdas; srSEe- Pa
and uaxrtsv tsennes-y wnitsE nYdirar- I'd
uriue l755TI. gtare "a. and nearby hen-
aerv uruwns ssAI. &c. gathered urvwns
and MIxed cninrx u9&
ruund. 10 Ins.. SzsNz.E bermuda snI. n'
lss. ssarnern mi. lssd5N; swesss. Js--
aeT bxaiE1t 2oH@
cAXEAEES-6ses6y, Long Island ana
Jersey NH. leAtBi sDufne-r bnl SsNtM
EUGAE-ka1 sfsadr cenr-fuESl
u: -xflns6 cut lna1 l1sn crnsh&a il4
nnsssid a Fzn; ci1neE ia rrwderec -:
standard pDspdsred ME. nre grzuufE1sn
end DiERnnd A -. cn1tsctirnsFH n ~;
80 aut< Buoar -
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Markets
(tu-es Or t,1e Days Dealings in Al
re .snrinr Stociks

-ns .sncsnH Stocks
t~ -u-1. July --Resumuriun Of
l.. II ne sIpck exchange touay
b -ls l-o--aCIfd recess Was caar-
k-.zsE n q degree OF DrEacrn ana
)k-.v r-.v once ezcreded n me many
make -1ux fa- THIS veR-- Lns
k-o~e- ag@Ea-1ng ..Me. @D srA-eA-
ts-ey- a. ne outset -evoIved around
J. anc aMi.aIad issue. nEE-InE on
J. g-uc.E oetug geenrAliy ascrinec
f-2ds -ern--s which emphasized the
fa2g.nr expansion o. that TnuuBr-E
| { acals p-onEniy uneqiAllec since
alS---E u ne a-uIE-ice.
E-.o.ls G-as- speculative induET1Eis,
- -.s-alE moru-E. oils ann 10
g.. shared n -tle movement. The
t-.-zs-- n -ae exchange bang Taxed
Z I--.oE- ---ouEnDut the sssElnI.
le-gs- glmals WEIR nuasssd II tne
f'-ar- w2sr cal lnans -nHe u ana
p. esn- Ete- opening HI 70 %,
Is -ga--lnr made lIr-ie nea6way
cova-Cx -ae claEe. when Z znc
p" -=-- -Lieu FIR mixed ana al IN
e-iz- iuarE as much AZ p per ce---
l4,G g ne emf.
-als n 1ac-- was -he cloE11g
Ail,.- O. ne sesElnn-
L setback ranged t-nm one to Svs
r, z-1-g Isaae-r ano cnnEfue-Anfy
= E-oc3s less favored by the
--2-,''t cement. many srSsIarrlSl
ae.ng -~aiaCed ny net lnEsEs u
7 .1-Ae -1gr-s
f. 4nIo-E was ne senatorial feaf-
-s2-E : pnln-s before npnE. Dill
-z -1cge nan hal1 lie gam n
s"-e-lcg -7rs. reversal 7-Heis df-
aAs n -su- pnIn-E and season.
S-.r-s--E anc reacs fn6us-1Hls
-ost s-a-niv. secnnua-- rails not
---zzo4-, 2ac1.lr. almost alune nn.n-
y n s--ung
-Eess . exchange On Lnnnur was
T..:iuut e-piaua-iun from au-
80 sol--es- ann -smzrtances 70
Europe also showing nuca
S-z.-.-
4sA.lnEs WEIR enlarged hut IN
moulding Lasegew laBuek- -rLA
"a F-alue aggregated sE-4h .nN-
-1-iss States nunds were uncnanE-
"a
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ca-inn -here wiz he m mnre services
1t the ceursr during me month Ct
July
Mrs. L1zz,e RriEgs vhe nRs been
PASSING q week 81 the hnme Of her
daugcrsr. M-s- z. .. Cory of Lewis
toI. returned home Sunday. ACCOM-
PANIED by NILES Co1y.
NoR-E-Frs DESTROYED the TWO
srnry house % Dr. vi-hs-er If wac-
erville located near the Lombard
Gam, F-inay night errailiug loss %
$1,000 The uzrr was savec-
The American Wooden Co.'S mil
started MONDAY morning a-tsr a va
caunr since ThU-sday.
MlaE Edith Cook and Ms Annie
Cook SIa-ksy are passing their Va
CATION a. rhelr old hume here.
Having iE the order If rns day
Ar average crop fs the repur.
M-s- Fred Burgess has mad q piaz-
"A ADDED rc the HOUSE
vassslnnrr Grange viii urrt the
last -nnering II July and The frs.
nesting n August
East Kecneoec Pomona viii hul6
q deid nesting a. East vaEsalno-a.
Aug 20. Kennenec Pomona IN
vsred I'd JOIN and able speakers VII
be provided ny State Master -hnup-
svr Ewervour- Is irv;ret.
GETCEELL CORNER M-s
AdsIberr Andrews and cnllG-en have
returned ID their home u Jefferson
after passing q number II GAYS
N
6 Turner
Miss Meme Bu-leigh Is passing Z
number II weeks n Massachusetts
she a-rande6 the cdnmencanerr 81
Nj Ealvnxe College. AT present she
Is vls1rtrS IN South Eadley and be-
tn-e returning home VIII VEIL her
brother n whitman
NJ ana Ma George whfrren f,-,m
Bruckltne. Mass. are Waiting Mrs
wkirrsn's parenrs. III and Mrs
john Tr1nss.
family rum Brookiine Naa-. have
been Visiting III and Ms Freeman
-rf%es.
Er. and NH. WOODBURY. Taylor
az Inn. Nass-. have bean vixsct1-
Mr -aylnrs saErer. Nrs. Albert
Leach
Mrs. Nzude C-cnnrS rum Eae
Ea-nur has naan WISHING her sister,
N-n. F-sanxn Tssss8.
Mrs. Genrss -rttes and MIN Flnr-
eucs --tces are visiting u Ear Ear
bur.
G-s- Flnrance Applerun AZ Dustra
10 pasainE her su.nmer vac9r5nn with
her pa-anrE. LII and Nrs- A. g. Low
Mrs. Freshman Trifss rsceutly r.
turnad t-nn Ear Ea-asr where shr
has bean passing q .sw DAYS with
-eia-Iues-
HRS Guy Jacksnl WIN ms been
Waiting reia -veS hare fur the past
rwe weess has Nrusnsd so Augusta
whsre she has eMrirvnest Mr.
jackson viii urf % until larer - as
has rrI fully -ecsrera1 t-rm raae n
jury which he re1clEec recruriy II
an autnmenile accidert
orisnd Tr,has of Rrcctfnn -
inn his parents. II suc -
man rrisss. Exnau - %
Minrlsrure Is alsn vtssrins Ar ann
~ Lura nzcaer n %orwich.
crun.. d Anune tur hsx srnznzr w.
csf1un.
Nsss MsxDaset 1unhnR. Miss
Helen rmsssrr ana Edgar Dunazmt
panssd tim dkx July 4xh w1rh LIZ.
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al one time bulge II seven cenu The
market ciuEeE irregular a. a range va
ring Eum i nsr decline To q rise 81
and DersnDe- H. 10 49, Oats tirishec
on 70 advance. anC PROVISIONS al me
way t-um Is down 10 81 GEMS VI.
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Business Opportunities

EAEEE-ES-zrez- n-sfX WITHOUT ex-
GssrIsnns- IN small Investment Man
wlns awake men II clrles IN the Mo
Gle West and East are rntav rnzk;rs
s5R 70 S24M per mnr-h On an lrwes1-
u1snr q s4eB VIM Knew nothing wnat-
evsr u4 me EREIng business unlll -ner
ASSOCIATED theInSsl--es with the Ea-Es-
Original svElen Of Bakeries CIV TINS
svs1am -ns nrean IL naked III main
view a-acrnE an interested audi
snce, whose appetite IF appealed 70 BIZ
ne appearance u4 me lnHves ami
whose pa-1naEs Is secured by rns
cleanliness Of me prenssE We hare
solved al uroDlerns for these peonle
furnished Al eZps-- u sE-r -nelr and
cc-e-ed e-erv detail - assure -ae.-
EuccesS We czr and will do the same
fs- yuu- Ge- the Facts NOW Do NOT
WAL Ir-1l GDr1f une else with EafEr-
prise cprs-s vuur community. Lei Us
urge vDu a. least To in--eErigsZs bw
writing r- Eeelrg uE a. once. Barker
Original Bakeries svEram Gnc1. -Te
E-narwav- View Tnrk.
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CABBAGE
Plants

have -anuEandE n Danish cun h4d
cznhage plants for sale. vs-- nice oue8
al -eary Tor delivery, will snip oy pa--
cel pnsT prepaid al following ur1ces: sc
planLs a. 25c 10a Z. 49c; 1000 at e %. Ao-
dress =. = Wees. Oakland Ne. z Is
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RICHMOND

Ems-v Everett Thomas NJ Richmond
Corner lie passing q week a. The home
u his father II 1uwn. Mr. Thomas has
for snrne TINE been a. wu-k L q ma
chime ship II Portland
Services a. The Congregational church
IT Richmond will ne omitted during
The munrh nj july az me pasrnr .s en-
icing his vaca-inn with his ean.lv a.
capIrnl Island
Misses ANNE. Emma and Ea--a-e-
Cailsy ct Gardiner passed TIE -aek EN-
a. me hume u their 1rs3E;n. Ms.
Charles 4 Clark. IN the Eruuswick
road IN rcwn
Miss Catherine -la-t.Ir vent IT me
and WIS uue-zr.c upur ep- appendicitis,
Her MAN. friends will be pleased to
hez- raa- sne Ii improv1nr
Capt PERI Farmer. whn has be~r
rEEElrE q tew dA-s with his eamIl- ls1t
F-1da~ % AXE charge If a new steam
sr 1ur me Texas o. 60.
NiHs Mildred Eiesnen ~ North Ear
tnn. Mass. has returned hmm. ae+e-
passing a week II the hur1e % IT.. and
-u1-AtE -AE@ IL IVWLA
Albert :. o-,s
AThe-- ? Dow dice Mur1s- a. tee
Gardiner General hrEpita. The -erratnE
were brought 70 Eichnund. The tuner
al was held from rae la-e home un
White s--e-t -hurEdav afternoon Al :.
o cluck. Rev. john curErnr ufaria-irs.
!. is -11np-ed mat Alien Basin q
EiEnmunn Corner ,E IN lea-e fer the
wcst II the near turrre. where NJ Is
tn engage n the nE-veEt aeln
N-H. Ma Slegz-r Of South Dresden
was q Richmond visitor last week
Enterprise Grange will hnld a PIE
spc.al ana dance Al L.ipnr hal July s
The LADIES' are reauesred To nrrng pies
A Eund time n genera vii be II srure
for al. This In the place where all
Ere mace weicnms
Nh. VIII Lewis II ti1iE town was
vIsrring friends IN South Dresden une
dav last week
2. Z Alien of Richnuna Corner was
n Bath -scartly On business.
Nrs. G. n. E2wazes IL q hsr currAge
q. csrsrni Island 81 presert-
Mz. Genrse Puzha-c and -s-se daugn-
rsrs. Ina G-ace and Lillian and john
Clark pznss6 Sunday ~ the hrzne q
Mrx- Frank HuRtz-d II 1csonrn.
capr. 5snrss - -hisnnl6 passed dav
eecertty H Cantrnl Island.
Mr. and N-s. William Cinglev Of
Hrurswick ruaa. Eicnmuna. entertained
t-ien1s t-nm Ekcwhegan -enent,r
Mias Laura W;.,ia;-s is passing ner
vacation a. the home ~ her sister ii
trwn. Miss Williams has been teach
inn scssni II M;irnn. = H.
G. D. Mn-se AZ Gardner was q husi-
ness risite- N rywn Thursday
Eharies - Eahh, trrinnriv ~ ehIE
es~n. was waiting nfe FRIENDS IN nrwr
-ersntly- He now res,des in Inn
Mass. /
Mr snG Mrs. X 4 sizeffsn wers n
Faith rsraresv - a-rsnd tina funeral Of
hsr aunt
Nj. and Hrs Isian Hines ~ Bath
9se cnllinx nn eriandE IN twwa ene dav
isss wsak-
Nh JossFh Alexandnx wzz -tEfrinr n
- -n1f1na Eiey ono dsw iHst wsels /
- ~ 1EnL A1As-4 Nugxra - this
0M41a - Enurxn xE 1as nnMs &c
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View Tork. Jus- :.
Ms-czrr.ls pzrer 49, 81
Sterling exchange weak as-uRy n1atE
~ -
Commercial 5s-dav bills On banks -
Comure--ial ss-dHv nils AZ. cables
4 daxrar1n e
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-or-sc.sd Daily by
NAME BROKERAGE C.
- Nstsr 81 Augusta
Phones -o-S-ir-p
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I8FU Or FHfIWA
we wizt L. express sr1r aGiunaEs
raanks - cur relatives. trinnx5B ana
nelEhhurs rur the mary kludueanss
shown IN n ri1s dex1h af eur tnxhnr.
also FAR rns seaut.<uI hnF1a ufEur1uRR.
ER- AND MKS. CLYDE Z. EEEK-
IEE AND FAMMT.
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AThe-- ? Dow dice Mur6a- a. TIE
Gardiner General hnEpita.- The remains
were brought 70 Eich-nund The tuner
a. was held rom the la-e home dr
White s--er- -hurrdav afternoon III /.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-08
Statistics OF Building snr Ens,nser-
ing Operations

Compiled BY The r VI Dodge Ce9
Contracts awa-ned
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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-01-03

Mrs. Louis Bergevin and two daugh-
tiers, Elvena and Celena are i'll at a
hospital in Walla Walla.
Mrs. M w. Hansell left this morning
FOR Sunnyside, WASH. where she will
visit Mrs. Robert Partch.
Miss Lucille Taylor was home Sun
day from Walla Waifa, where she is
attending business college. ~
DR.. Keylor Of Walla'sWallaS was in
the city Tuesday being called here to
counsel in several flu cases.
If you owe Wares Pharmacy, please
call and settle at once with Miss Paul
inc Myrick, at Athena Drug Company.
|. W. Ware.
The Rcd Cross this week turned in
to headquarters, .S5 pairs of socks. ~
Red Gross sweaters. 10 sweaters from
the Knitting Club. and IL boys suits.
u Born, to Mr., and Mrs Joseph Glenn
bhs., January Sth, son. The young
lster weighs nine pounds and has the
distinction of being the first baby born
in Athena in 1913.
N EldonKing, son of James King. re-
siding on the Weston mountain. has
returned to Corvallis. where he is at
tendingsO, A. G.. after being home on
vacation. He was member Of the
S. AIT. C.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-01-03

1t is understood that there will be no
church services again next Sunday,
on account of prevailing sickness.
The final report shows that l0,424
people in Umatilla county enrolled as
members of the Red Cross in the re-
cent Christmas Roll Call membership
drive. And. by the way, we have seen
no correction in the tabulation error
which gave Athena credit for only 46S,
when the total enrolment here was
SOL.
In letter to the Press, wherein he
renews his subscription. Walter Ely
writes from Tacoma: "You will prob
ably be wondering if | haven't been
away from Athena So long that most
all of the home news would Sc eem
strange to me: this is not the case
however, and / particularly enjoy your
column of 'twenty-three years ago. :"
Mr.. Elv is in the employ of the Hen
ningsen Produce Co. and is prospecting,
according to friends who have Seen
him since going to the Sound city.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-01-03
23 Years Ago.
From the Press OF Ian 10 l896l

We are having spring weather and
farmers are preparing to plow.
Some hungry individual forced the
door of the Farmers Meat market
Monday night and took about SO
pounds of veal.
"A silver medal contest was held Fri
day at the Waterman school house.
The speakers were six in number and
all pieces were rendered creditably.
Miss Tillie Voorhies bore off the med
al. The others contesting were Earl
Waterman. Lottie Wagner. Alice
Brooks and Reta Saunders and Earl
Saunders.
Twenty eight fine, grain fed hogs
were sold in Pendleton Saturday for 2
cents per pound on foot.
A license to wed was ssued on
Monday by the county clerk TO Samuel
]. Carney and Sadie E. Owens.
James Froome this week received
direct from the Cohn factory beau
tiful alto horn for which he paid "a J..
Thus slow but sure the Athena band is
acquiring a superior grade of instru
ments.
About 40 members attended the
meeting of the populist county exec
utive committee which was held at the
court house in Pendleton Saturday af.
ternoon. Dr. G. W. King the assistant
chairman. presided and Colonel Will
lam Parsons acted las secretary. Il
Damon and Pytbias" will be giver
under the auspices of Pythian Lodge
| No. 80, K. of P. Monday night. vii
liam Rasmus, the leading "Damon" Of
the Pacific Coast has been secured ant
will be assisted by the following cast
,Pythias. Chas. Kinzie: Dionysius, F
b. Boyd; Damocles. Lake France; Pro
eles, C. D. Stansell; Philistus. j. w
Maloney; Lucullus. James e. Sharp
child of Damon. Eva Hill; Calanthe
Miss Leola Young; Hermion, Mrs
| &C. Sharp.
Pendleton papers last week exhibited
an immense amount of gall in giving
that town the credit for closing the BIZ
wheat deal and claiming for Pendletol
the distributing point of all the whea
which passed from the hands of T. ]
Kirk. c. W. Hollis. 7. P. Page. Rus
sell. the Rigbys, and others who hav,
their wheat stored in Athena ware
houses. The unlimited gall of Pendle
ton in claiming everything in sight
east to Weston, west to Umatilla
north to Helix, and as far as the lin
of Union county to the south, is ride
\ ulous in the extreme. Come off tn
perch,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-01-03
FarmIno IN Australia.

Conditions governing agriculture In
Australia are described by Commercial
Agent Juan HONS in his report on
agricultural Implements and Machln-
cry in Australia and New Zealand
Special Agents Series No. 1GG"
American farm tools and machinery
are we'll liked in Australia, but they
are not, in some instances, adapted to
the needs Of the native farmer. There
would be greater demand for Aiueri-
can tractors II they could be used on
ground that has not been cleared of
stumps. Many other details regard
ing the farms and their requirements
ure discussed In the report
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-01-03
Surprise to Mother.

The little girl worked herself. up into
that form of bad temper which is gen
orally known to parents under the
name of "a tantrum.'
But her mother did moi make the
common mistake Of chastising her
while she was in that mood. She
called the little girl to her side anf
argued with her.
Dear child" said the mother, "don
you know that when you get yourse,
into such state nobody loves your
Dear mother" answered the chllo
controlling herself with difficulty nm,
speaking through her clenched teeth
when | am in such state / don,
care a darn whether anybody loves m,
or not "-CIeseland Plain Dealer