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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13
JEFFERSON COUNTY DEMO.
Gratis ELECT DELEGATES

The jefferson County Democrats
met in Golden Saturday afternoon
and elected delegates to the State
Assembly to be held in Denver Mon
day, May 18th,
Notwithstanding the fact that the
roads were not in very good shape
owing to recent rains, there was a
good attendance and much interest
was shown.
County Chairman ]. T. Curry
called the meeting to order and asked
Chas. Pike to act as secretary pro
tenn. The call was read and the
chairman then called for the election
Of temporary chairman.
Judge Samuel w. johnson was the
unanimous choice and, as usual, gave
q short, inspiring talk, after which
the business was entered into, Chas.
Pike having been elected a. secre-
tary.
A motion was made from the floor
and duly carried, that a committee
composed Of enc representative of
each precinct be named to make the
apportionment and name the dele
gates to be approved by the conven-
ton.
The following were recommended
by the committee and were duly
elected as delegates and alternates:
Grant Precinct-C. NJ. Terrill, A.
Potter.
Vasquex Precinct. B. Hill, E.
w. Rucker.
Montana Precinct-J. r. Cruise,
Mrs, Mary Anderson.
Golden No. IL. B. Harrison,
Luther Hertel.
Golden No. IN. Sweeney, J. A..
Ferris, Mrs. Frank L. Hertel.
Golden No. s-Frank thinner,
Mrs. J. H. Nixon.
Golden No. &C. E. Dollison, Mrs.
Claudia Simmons.
Ralston-D. F. Moon, Adolph
Schoech.
Evergreen-H. F. Blakeslee, Will
liam Ross.
West Arvada-E., B. Baxtar.- Tss-
esq O'Brien, Mrs. T. B. Newsom, w.
W Mobsrly.
Lakswood-E. Guebells. Mrs. Lal-
lian Gusbelle.
E. Arvsda-John E. Meyer, Chas.
WILDER, Wesley Staley, J. H. Nichol-
son.
Edgewatsr No. Mrs. J. p. Man
by, Mn. 8. L. Wales.
Fairmount-H. n. Tanner, Gus
A. johnson.
Wheatridge, Nick thinner. Fred.
Bunger.
Edgewater No. 2-Florence Ora
mer. Frank Daegs.
Mount Air, N. H. McLindsn, L, J.
Morris.
Delegates at Large-S. w. John
son, c. W. Gist, s. W. Ellis, H. T.
Curry.
This matter being disposed Of, the
following resolution was read and
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Jefferson County,
Colorado, by standing firm for the
right in the controversy with The
State Highway Commission and com.
polling said Commission to accept its
proposition concerning the appropria.
ton Of money for Federal Road
Propositions, and
Whereas, said Board has cmpslled
the City and County of Denver IA
contribute it, share Of said funds,
to-wit, the sum Of s6s.25o.o0. tina.
was demanded by this county, by the
Highway Commission and has se.
cured the expenditure Of the sum Of
3317,000.00 on State roads In thi,
County,
Therefore, be 1t Resolved by thi,
Assembly, that we approve Of their
acts In this matter and tender GU,
thanks to said Board Of County Com.
missioners for their successful figh,
In the interests Of Jefferson County
Henry Kcrstein, . prosperous far
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

= The Arvada Electric Company shut
off the pows- Wednesday for about
-four hours In order TO install . new
switch board and renew al old parts.
AZ q consequence al day power US
Ing institutions. including The En-.
tsspgtse, were out Of comnission.
Fsrtuatsly ~ are not very frequent
y tass annoyed.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Mrs. C. II. Beech is anticipating n
visit from her brother, Thursday,
who In O mining engineer in charge
Of tho Rosct1 Mining and Milling
Company. which is greatly clntcd
over recent big strike.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13
CARSON skIPs OUT

]. w. Carson. the whirlwind paper
hanger, had rather . kaleidoscope ca
rssr, according to reports. He came
to town several months ago and ad-
vsrtised ~ pointing contractor. So
great was the demand for his work
that he hired some eight or more men
and also employed Mrs. Louisa Whee-
Ter TO attend 70 his store while he was
out on the JOB. H. 8. Burton's store
room was rented and he laid In q
stock Of paint1 and wall paper. The
news rapidly spread Monday morning
that Carson had taken his wife and
skipped out, leaving behind him hun
drsds Of dollars of unpaid accounts.
Incidentally he had made the &C.
Ruaintanes . short time ago of Mr..
Samuel Anderson and induced him to
enter into partnership with him ia
the tuno Of $500, which was to have
been applied ~ 4 stock Of paint. He
also Is alleged to have left some Of
the men he employed unpaid in the
sum Of $50. A Pittsburg paint firm
had IN agent Gil his trail Tuesday in
the hope Of recovering $500 which
they claim he owcs them.
He had also leased an Overland car
Of G. 8. Sect. in which he and hia
wife rode away, on which he still
owes SITS. It seems hardly probable
that he will be able to get clear away,
and no will got q warm reception
when he d brought back, It Is safe to
say.
Carson was some business man, y
apparently, and few people had the
least suspicion that he was = man
who would do such q disreputabl.
thing.
H. 8. Burton came out lucky o. h,
had had Carson do some work fol-
him, and camc out about even on thu
rent.
Mrs. Louisa Wheeler, who begar
work - storekeeper for him two
weeks ago. Is loser by $500.
Mr.. Anderson, the partner, will re-
main with Tire business, and Of
course, Is thu biggest loser Of all
While he has bsen duped, the en-
ployss are disposed to zee him thru
He seems to be an honorable sor,
Of man, and no doubt will prove hi
worthlpsss Of the peoples patronage
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and told exchange for the good will certain
gentlemen who had interested certain taken over
q ~: ss" 'ss "a
sfs: 49, Y:
' is 4. II: m makers: Of law"
For traders who feed nd foster complex life;
For the heirs who squander the hoard that bears
The face Of the King and tie blood Of the serf,
And the curse Of darkened :eel'
THE MOVE MENr IS SPREADING OVER COLORADO
AND IN SEVERAL OTHER STATES SAYS coRTEz PAPER PER
on our S s tn. @
many e :ssa ss % % :. .oa s, o to s " taking
cortes order that our may
that spreading only Colorado but several other
s y. d p the a SS the Ars.f
believe all should be informed such uprng against
lied that thin and fss the nation its S S. so%s
out f1e% Big
+. " nsw sy 81 ;sss .ss %sf. q liberty "
Gle under caption THE Corporations to Blame"
stasbug New"We finished reading the writ
=, s . ., E"ssRs fF
We feel A the brother right and also feel
Ger : large ax Of this e q the =.
hundred editors in this who banded together
not m nI sp o s.
and can't for the life US :.s why the not
s the "et
being prsciced the people whole 33 gallon
fogson but than IL cents pound news
pl PirlLEss fUBLicirY BoYs-rHArs THE ANSWER,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Misses Hasel Graves and Olive
Hutchinson spsnt the weekend at
Boulder with friends.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Friends Of Mr.. George Fletcher
Hudson. son o: Rev. Hudson, former
~ Of the Arvsda Baptist Church,
have received announcements Of his
marriage Saturday. May LIST, In Den.
yer. 70 Miss Margaret Nancy NEW.
an. They will he At home after May
goth At Si4 West 18th avenue. Den.
yer.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Subscribe for The Enterprise. $2.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

The house being built by Mrs. Don
elson on College avenue, il nlmos,
completed.
Mr.. Loudcr Of Edgcwntcr was In
Griffith Tuesday.
Mr.. Tim Crowley was in Denver
Saturday.
Mr.. Townccn' was visiting his son
in Brush, Colo, over Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Mr.. Carl Wit. OF Elsie, Ncbr., who
has been visiting his unclcs. &. y.
Witt and J. +. HINT, will leave Wed
nesdny for Los Angeles.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-13

Henry Kcrstein, . prosperous far.
msr living northwest Of town, came
IN Tuesday and added his name Ia
the everincreas'ng subscription list
OF The Enterprise. ~ did also Ru.
dolph Zehnder ard A. H. Thode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Ia uderzenie dZiesiacicV esnieso
ch&opczyka skazany Dostat niejaki
Franc;szek Grzegorzewski, ma zapta-
Genie $500 grzywny i poniesiente
kcszt6w sadowych. Sprawl odbyia
sic W Saddle policyjnym ,,Marquet-
te" pred sedzia Donohue.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Gniazda
Sokoi6w No. l q. S. P. uchwalonv
jednoglosnie zakupiG bondy pierw-
szei Pozyczki Polskiej "a sumo $500.
Pozatem upowazniono OBJ. Walenteso
Szymanskiego, ably staraf sic zebrac
jak natwieksza sumo zapis6w cd po-
szczegGlnych czlonk6w tego gniaA-
da. Kto nastepny?
S~zeScioketnia Marya Urbanowicz,
kt6rej rodzice zam. pnr. 1926 West
cath pl., bawiac sic ma ulicy, maize
chana z~ostala i ~fatalnie pokaleczona
przez automobil W!lliama Mellers,
gam. pnr. 2240 W. "a pl. Automobi-
lista przyspieszyf pedu i chciai
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Cynar, Fam. pnr. ssh Wayne ul.;, a
drugim Walenty Pocioiek, Fam. pnr.
81 Oakley ave- Obie maszyny zostaly
nieco uszkodzone .lecz z ~pasa&er6w Mkt
ME zostal ~skaleczo7y.
Strajk pracownik6w PREY budowach
koScielnych W Chicago. zoSta{ odwoiany
I robota PREY nowym koSciele p. W. Sw.
Jana Bo&eSo, PREY Throop i 52ej I'll.
postepuje szybkim trybem. R~obotnicy
p~racuja mad }ukami. Jezeli mic ME sta
ME ma p~rzeszkodzie, to niezawodnie pa
~rafianie doczekaja sic novel Swiatyni
Pahskicj w miesiacu wrze&niu b. T., W
kt6rym ma sic odbyt po~5wiecenie.
Prey 25tej | Campbell ave. Edward
Hurka, lat 10, ~zamieszkaiy Liberty
vile. ILL.,, pzcchodzac tory kolej0we 70
stall zabity przez pociag pasazerski pc
dzacy 40 mil ma godzine. IwiOkami "a
opiekowaia sic policya i przewiozfa je
do kostnicy powiatowej.
Kazimierz WcSoiowski, lat IS. Aonaty
zam .pnr. 1855 Warren ave-. przyszcd{
do dOmu onegdaj W stanie nietrzezwyln
i pocza} wyprawiac awantury. iona
wezwa}a na pOmoc pNlicye, kt0ra awan
turnika zabrala ma stacye policyjnl.
Wczoraj odby{a sic sprawl W sadzie
policyjnym. kt0rego Scdzia Graham ska
zai awanturnikl ma zap}acenie s. grzy
why kOSzta SadOwc, W dolatku dOStai
pOrzadnQ nauczke, 70 jezeli bedzie wy
prawiai podUbne awantury, to sic go
poSle do wiezienia.
Il q =.
Ma jutrzejSzym Gbchodzie maj0wym
Odrodzenia PolSki". kt6ry sic odhedzic
W sail Ob. WarSzyhskieso, PREY Cen
trail Park ave. I Wolfram ILL.,, w Avon
dale, wyg}osza mowy: y. Rektor VIA
dysiaw Dapaia G. Il. i p. X. Zychli6Ski.
Choir p%arafialny wystqpi zc &piewem.
Take beda produkcye muzyczne.
= q =
W dzien Wichczenia GrolTiw W pO-
u~iedEiafck. Sligo b.. m, ia cmentarZu
&w. Woiciecha. Niles. Ill.,. odprawiona
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,NOTATKl OSOBISTE.

Do Wausaukee, Wis, pred kilku
dniami wyjechala z wizyta PAM K. 10
walczyk, Fam. pnr. 90 No. Robey uly
wraz z c0rka pania NJ. Musiaf. Podej-
mow4ane So Il PIP. S. J. Szatkowskich, "a
rzadzajacych tamteisza farma pod ma
Eva H. p. Bird Land Co" ,Wyjada
enc w tych dniach W towarzyStwie pa
nj SzatkOwskiei DO Pulaski. Wis, gdzic
zamierzaja specific kilka dni u swOich
braci JakGba, J1zefl i StaniSiawa Wiel
gus0w. kt6rzy zlmieSzkuia tamae przez
lat -. Nalcza oni do najstarszych o.
sadnik6w tamtejszej oSady.
-
w d0mu PIP. Piotra i Katarzyny RE
szut, Fam. pnr. 1927 Fisk III. zapanowa-
Ia niczmierna radOSG z pOwodu przyj-
Scia ma SWAT pOciechy W po>taci h0zej
c6reczki. Matka i dziecie znajduja sic
przy dobrym zdrOwiu.
=:
W niedalekiej przyszlo$ci W ko&cie-
lie p. ". Sw. Wojciecha. IA $lubnym kO-
biercu stana p. Stanisiaw LeSzczynski.
zam. pnr. 1749 Virginia ave. Z PARMA
Krystyna ZioiO, IAN. pnr. 1929 w. 20
nj.
W SrOde. dnia Ego czerwca, b. r..
W koScielc p. W. Sw. HPleny Stana M
Sluhnym kObiercu: p. J6zef Cha}upka.
Z parma Marta Grabowska. Fam. pnr.
ODDS Augusta nj. Slubu miodej pare
mlzicli m~icjScOwy proboSzcz Y. Piotr'
II. Pytcrck W asyStcncyi y. Paw}a So
hoty jake d~yakOna y. TOmaSza Smy-
la jake ~SubdyakOmH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Notatki
Reporters.

Onegdaj o gOdzinie LEI rano,
Franciszek Blaszyns&i, woznica. zau.
pnr. 1870 Sloan ul.. zcstawii swoJe
konie i w6z pred buren, mieIskim
16ej wardy, prey narozn.ku North
ave. / Paulina ul., a sam wszedi do
wnetrza zaiatwic jakiS interes. Konie
sic spioszyly / pocziy uciekat: gdy
byly juz PREY Paulina i Julian III,
jeden 2 koni wyrwai zelazny plot
pray domu Myers'a i wpadl do sute-
rea. odnoszac ciezkie pokaleczenia.
wezwano strsz po1arna, ktora ko--
mia wydostala. Drugiego zabrano 10
weterynarza. B~laszynski, powiedzial,
re konie te niedawno temu kupil
zaplacf4 "a ME $500, a ME byiy enc
a~sekurOwane.
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Ruch W TOWarzYStwach.
80


- Tow. Sw. Walenty or. S47m1
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze.
ME we wtorek, dnia 2Jgo maia, {
godzinie 1880 ]wieczorem, W sal!
zwykiych posiedzen, uprasza SIC
waszystkich czionk6w ma to posiedze.
ME, DO So bardzo wazne sprawy lC
za{atwienia. - Potr Nawrocki, pre-.
yes: Antoni Zientek sekr. prot. -
1916 Holt ul.
Il AVONDALE.
Posiedzenie Gminy No. 1880 OIL
bedzie sic dnia 26go maja, W sail
zwyk}ych posiedzen. W Kosciuszko
parku. Delegaci So proszeni stawlt
sic O ~godzinie 7mej ~wieczorem, l.
powodu IL many wystapiG ma obchot
kt6r ysie odbedzie tego. samego VS.
cora W sail obyw. Warszynskiego.
- Jan Szymahski, PREF; Mar. Przy
bylski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

bedzie Msza sw. polowa obok budynku
ofisowego. Odprawi ia y. kapeldn Fran
ciszek KuliGski a kazanie zastosowane
do ~okolicznoSci wygiosi Y. Szczepan Blu
hacz 2 Piotro-Pawiowa. Spodziewac sic
naleay, re rodacy i rodaczk hcznie pos
piesza w dniu tym do miasta umartTch'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

sEiego i bolesn!e 60 pokaleczyi. Pre-
wieziono go do szpitala powiatowe-
20, gdzie sic znajduje pod opieka ie-
karska.
r. 81 q
W przyszla niedziele o godzinie
1880 rano odbedzie sic urcczyste
poSwiecenie nowego koscioia p. 70.
Najsw. Maryi Fanny AnielskieJ.
Aktu poSwiecenia dope}ni ]. E. Y.
Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein d. d.
W asystencyi licznego duchowiei-
silva. Przygotowania do tel niezWv-
kfej ur~oczystoSci So w calej pelnl. Ja,-
chodza sluchy, wszystkie towarzyst-
wa z sasiednich parafii biora udzial
W p~oswieceniu. Blizsze szczegoiy
p~6zniej.
Katarzyna Miiosiawska, lat A.,
Fam. pnr. 1892 School I'll. wyszia z
domu z~eszlej scboty i dotad ME wr9-
ella jeszcze. MAJ zaginionej hony
Ludwik Miloslawski, prosi pol:cye o
odszukanie mu zony, ktora '~pozosta-
villa troje drobnych dziatek be- >
pieki. MAJ przypuszcza, re iona pa
dla ofiara jakiego nieszczeScia. Sle-
dztwo W toku. y
Marya ~Ignatowicz, Fam. pnr. $500
Maryland ave. wniosla wczoraj skar-
&c do sadu przeciw swemu mezoWi
Szymonowi Ignatowiczcwi, ktory We
dug jej zeznan, W nader brutalny
spos6b obchodzi sic z dzietmi. Po-
dobno MAJ W zamiarze ukaranta
swych dzieci, wiaze je "a nogi gio-
wa ma dol i tax przez jakis czas wi
sza, dop6ki dzieci ME prosza go o
przebaczenie. Take kary siegaja CA
SOW Srednitwiecza, ale ME So ma
dzisieisza generacye! IONA skarzyt
60 bedzie o rozw6d, gdy1, ak mo~i-
la, dluzej z MIN zyG ME moze.
Czterech str6z6w bezpieczenstwa
zostalo suspendowanych "a %przekro-
czenie prawa prohibicyjnego. Zn5tali
oni schwytani ma kradziezy wodl.i.
Pomiedzy czw6rka fiSuruje nazW:-
sko ~pclicvanta Polaka, nazwi-
skiem J6zes J. Pijanowski, re stac:i
~policyjnej Maxwell ul.
Niejaki George Maniatis, Fam. =.
mr.. 800 S. Halsted ul. zostal wczo-
raj skazany W saddle k~ryminalnym
ma dozywotnie wiezienie "a zastr:e-
lenie J6zefa Jesika. liczacego lat :"
dnia Ego maja 1915 roku.
Jeleli r%obotnicy, zatrudnieni "
federalnym budynku, ME otrzymaJa
zadancj pcdwylki pred dniem 49,
Inca b.. 4. to b:ura gmachu beda "a
MALONE brudem. Wszyscy robotni'y'
pracujacy pod kierownictwem kusto-
sza, Karola Nagla, opuszcza prace' d
m;anowicie: c~zysc.ciele okien i blu'
oraz kierownicy ewatorow, ~tanito-
rzv it'd. Wiele Pclek jest tam "a
trudnioRych.
Wczorai PREY zbiegu ulic Belmont |
Milwaukee ave. kolidowaly z SODA diva
automobile. Jcdnym kicrowai August
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zbiedz, dogoni} go jednak ma motor
cyklu Harry Sapp, Fam. pnr: 243C
Greenshaw ave, ktory tch6rza Cd
dai W rece policyi. Dziewcze znajdu-
ie sic W szpitalu sw. Antoniego.
:. q y
w szpitalu Matki Bozej z Nazare-
tn pacyent Jan RELAX, lat SO, Fam. j.
mr.. 1746 w. 1Sej ul. dostai chwilo-
wego obiedu i wyskcczy& przez okno,
odnoszac ciezkie pokaleczenia prawej
nogi i twarzy oraz obrazenie view
netrzne.
Maya Saurowska, lat q, Fam. p.
mr.. 1927 No. La Sale ul.. n~arysowala
ma notatce SERGE i pozostawila sw3'
mu mezowi Jak6bowi Saurowsk:c-
mu, poczem zazyla trzynascie tabli'
GEEK jakiejS trucizny. ~Przeszkodzili
iej domownicy, kt6rzy wezwali po-
mocy policyi, kt6ra przybyia sam
czas z lekarzem / zdaje sic, re zycie
jej bedzie u~ratowane.
+ no
Dzisiaj o godzinie loci rano, Cd
by} sic pogrzeb s. p. Jana Kikui-
skiego, z dcmu za}oby do koSciota
p. W. sw. Jacka PREY udziale licznej
r"eprezentacyi r~obotnik6w u%nijnycn,
zwlaszcza z Town Of Lake. Muzyka
p. Lagockiego poprzedzaia za}obny
orszak. Zw}oki pochowane zostaiy IA
cmentarzu Sw. W~ojciecha ma parceli
familijnej. Bliasze szczeg6iy pcgrze-
bu podamy jutro.
Onegdaj w domu pnr. 1882 Mil .
waukee ave. znaleziono Katarzyne
Opalinska W pokoju sypialnym bez
zycia: zaczadzi}a sic gazem, costa
wiajac bez opieki troje drobnych dzia
TEX
C~zteroletni Adolf Lewandowsk'.
Fam. prey Robey | 1Sej Ill, bawiac
sic pred dcmem Z innymi dziecmi,
ma iechany zostaI automobilem. kie-
rowanym przez Wiktora Prominski2-
go, Fam. pnr. 200 Leavitt III. Chto'
pee odniosl bolesne obrazenia. Znaj
duje sic W domu pod opieka lekarza.
Stosownie do raportu policyJnc-
go, W p~rzeciagu dwudziestu czterech
godzin skradziouych zostaio szest
automobilow, pomiedzy okradziony-
Mi figuruje nazwisko Polaka Franc
Ska Brychcy. gam. pnr. 500 Mary
land ave.
+ y
Pred sedzia %federalnym Lands,
stawal Jan Spies, s%zynkarz, zam. p.
mr.. 1865 Clybourn ave. oskarzcny o
przechowywanie w6dki. Policya skon
f:skowafa 1857 kwart. Sedzia po
wysiuchaniu oskar&onego / Swiad-
k6w sprawe odIozyl 2 powodu niedO-
statecznych dowod6w.
Kazimierz Oplawskt. robotnik, IN
Sc. zam. pnr. 2345 S. Sangamon vi.
ulegl wczoraj pokaleczeniom PRIV
piracy. Zajety on by} PREY iadowaniu
'ciezkim pudeI " fabryce Chicago
Box Company. PREY 22ej vi. We'll
XII stos owych pudel spadl ma Opla r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Onegdaj w domu pnr. 1882 Mil
waukee ave. znaleziono katarZyne
Opalinska W pokoju sypialnym bez
1ycia: zaczadziia sic gazem, costa
wiajac be- opieki troje drobnych dzia
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Wczora.i PREY zbiegu ulic Belmont |
Milwaukee ave. kolid0waty z SODA d"a
automobile. Jcdnym kicrowai August
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-26

We pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE
for WHEAT and CORN on order, loaded
on rail and water at ANY POINT.
Phone and Al.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE-Tomato plants for field
setting. E. T. RECORDS,
Cass Street,
Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-26
TOWNSEND

lliss Lillian West was q Whining
visitor part Of this week.
Mrs. Walter E. Hart is visiting Mrs.
John Atwell near St. Georges.
Mrs. Rose Evans, Of Middletown,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. D. B. Jones.
Wilson Lattomus left town Monday
to accept position in Wheeling, w.
Va. -
Harold Outten and sister, Zeta were
recent guests of Mrs. Lulu Evans near
Clayton.
Rev. Terry, of Bridgeville. will
preach Sunday morning. Service at
IL o'clock.
Rev. Wise, of Middletown, fulfilled
the absence of Rev. Jones on last Sum-
day evening.
Margaret Hutchison has returned
home from a visit to Miss Leola Buck
son in Odessa.
: Mrs. John Townsend spent Monday
IN Middletown as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Garrett Othoson.
Mrs. Clyde shockley is confined to her
room suffering with sprained ankle,
caused by making misstep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs, of Wilmington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Riggs visited
John Townsend and wife over the
weekend.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, Miss
Jordie Guessford will sell some house.
hold furniture, etc., from her home on
Main Street.
Andrew c. P. Reynolds and family
and Mrs. Merritt, spent Sunday al
Port Penn as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Williams.
George W. Skaggs, Jr., well-knowr
in this town is now manager for the
Grand Union Tea Co., 104 East Mair
Street, Norristown, Pa.
Miss Edna Hart, student at West
minister, Nd, is spending her summer
vacation at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hart.
II. C. Hill, William Hill and wife
Ezra Lewis and Hudson Hill, of Sea
ford, spent Saturday and Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Outten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Lattomus, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd, of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Mrs. Edn.
Virgins and daughter, Mrs. Daisy
Johnson.
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-26
WARWICK

Mr.. Curtis Vinyard was Wilmington
visitor one day last week.
Miss Catharine Cochran spent Friday
and Saturday in Wilmington.
The Ladies' AID met at the home of
Mrs. William Vinyard last Thursday
evening.
Rev. C. M. Cullum attended the
funeral Of his brother at Baltimore,
Monday.
Mrs. Mary A. Lofand entertained
relatives and friends from Philadelphia
on Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Holden and daughter, of
Chester, Pa, have been visiting Mr..
Richard Holden.
Miss Lulu Husfelt, of near Earle
vile, is spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. William Pierce.
The base ball boys are making prepa
rations for lawn fete and entertain
ment to be held in the near future.
MRS. Eugene Hill and daughters, OF
Seaford, were weekend visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. H. Price.
Mrs. Carrie Crockett, of Philadelphia,
spent several days last week with her
brothers, Messrs. Clayton and Hampton
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cohee, of
Camden, N. j., are staying at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cohee.
Mr.. William Degnan, of Media, Pa,
and Mr.. John Degnan, of near Galena,
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Degnan.
Mr.. r. B. Merritt, Jr.. was Balti-
more visitor Monday. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Agnes.
who is spending awhile there with rela-
tives.
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-26
PORT PENN

Mr.. Andy Rote spent the week-e end
with Miss Mildred Bender.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening at 7.SO o'clock.
Miss Mae Yearsley is spending her
summer vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
George Sterling.
The Chlldren's Day service which
was rendered by the Sunday School in
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening, was q success. The large
audience rendered the children vote
of thanks for their long and well-pre-
pared program.
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-26
Simon Muehlberg Weddinx


Miss Dellah J. Muehlberg, daughter
Of Mrs. Annie E. Nuremberg, Of Cam
den, N. j.. formerly Of this town,
and Mr.. Charles H. Simon. of Philadel-
phia, were married at the home of the
groom, on Wednesday afternoon, June
10th. at four O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William J.
Weiss, pastor OF the Karmel German
Reform Church, Of Philadelphia. Their
only attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmo jackson, sister and brother-in-law
of the groom.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white georgette crepe dress, trimmed
with crystal and pearl beads, with
white georgette hat. She carried white
sweet peas. r
Only the immediate families and q
few intimate friends were present at
the ceremony owing to recent death
in the groom's family.