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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE

INOLlSn
In the District Court Of the Stat
IF Iowa, in and for Audubon coun
", February Term, A. ID. 1920.
George William Carter, plaintiff,
VS.
John M. Finch, trustee;
Marietta Spaulding and Mr..
Spaulding, her h us b n d;
William H. Rollos
and Mrs. William II. Rolloson,
his wife; George B. Rolloson
and Mrs. George b. Rolloson,
his wife; Gray Wells and Mrs.
Gray Wells, his wife; Joseph
H. Scott and Mrs. Joseph III.
Scott, his wife; Mary Young
Perrin and Samuel Perrin, exc
executors named in the will of
Franklin Perrin deceased; John
L. Coffin, executor of the es-
tate of Franklin Perrin, deceas-
ed; Mary Young Perrin, widow,
Charles M. Perrin and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Perrin, his wife;
Clyde Perrin and Mrs. Clyde
Perrin, his wife; Mary Ellen
Perrin and Mr.. Perrin, her hus-
band; Louise Perrin and Mr..
Perrin, her husband; Virginia
Perrin and Mr.. Perrin, her hus-
band; Epes S. Dixwell and
William l. Bowditch, executors
named in the will of John
James Dixwell; William /. Bow
ditch, Charles p. Bowditch,
trustees named in the will of
John James Dixwell Arthur
Dixwell, trustee under the will
of John James Dixwell; Eliza
beth B. T. B. Dixwell, widow;
Ann Parker Dixwell and Mr..
Dixwell, her husband; Arthur
Dixwell and Mrs. Arthur Dix
well, his wife; Caroline Curtis
Dixwell and Mr.. Dixwell, her
husband; Charles P. Bowditch
and Alfred Bowditch, trustees
under the will of Elizabeth B.
T. B. Dixwell; Charles p. Bow
ditch and Mrs. Charles p. Bow
ditch, his wife; and the I'M
known claimants of the follow
ing described real estate stu
ated in the county of Audu-
bon, and State of Iowa, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section
fifteen; the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of
section fourteen; the north half
of the northwest quarter; the
southeast quarter of the north
west quarter and the west half
of the northeast quarter of
section twenty-three; all in
township seventy-eight north,
range thirty-six, west OF the
9Th P. NJ, Audubon county,
Iowa; defendants.
To Said Defendants Above Nam
ed:
You and each of you are hereb,
Notified that there is now on file Il
he office of the Clerk of the Dis
.rict Court of Iowa in and for Audi
bon County, the petition of tn
plaintiff, George William Carter
that the said plaintiff 1
he absolute owner in fee simple o
he following described real estate
In the county of Audubon
and State of Iowa. to-wit: Tn
southeast quarter of the southeas
quarter Is. E. Il S. e. NJ of Sec
ion Fifteen (15); the southwes
quarter of the southwest quateI
IS. w. u S. w. W of Section
Fourteen (1G; the north half o.
he northwest quarter IN. "a N. w
W the southeast quarter of tn,
northwest quarter Is. E. Il N. w
" and the west half Of the north
,ast quarter wv. " N. r. ~ o
Section twenty-three (23), all IL
ownship seventy-eight, North o
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
Child Placed on Doorstep

A baby girl was left on the door
step at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Newman of Council Bluffs re-
Gently and had note pinned on her
clothing written upon note paper Of
a foreign legion, with the union
jack at the head of group of flags.
which leads to the belief that the
child was war baby. The note
reads: 81 am poor orphan.
Won't you take me and take care of
me. / was born October 18th and
my poor mother tried to keep me,
but she found that 1t was impossi-
BILE and the good books says, What
you do to one of mine you do to me. ;
So she decided to put me in a good
home"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22

SWAN, CLOVIS & SWAN.
Fat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
Farmers' Fireproof BLOCK

A number of wealthy farmers in
the vicinity of Goodell that suffered
the loss Of practically it's entire bust
ness district recently are talking of
replacing the business houses with
fireproof buildings and renting them
to business men. III such action is
taken company will probably be
formed for the purpose. At pres
emit only restaurant, a general
store and the bank remain OF the
business section of the village.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
MenIo Row ParoIed Inv Judge

w. G.. Dupuy, youth living near
Menlo was taken to Guthrie Center
from Stuart last week by the night
Waterman, J. X. Myers. accused of
breaking and entering farm house
north of that town. He plead gull
ty before Judge Apologize and was
sentenced to Anamosa at hard labor
for period of not less than ten
years, but was paroled by the judge.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22

Range Thirty-six, West OF the Fifth
p. M. Audubon County, Iowa, and
that the plaintiff is now in the pos
session OF all of said premises and
that the plaintiff and his grantors
have been in the actual, visible and
notorious, peaceable undisputed,
continuous and adverse possession
of all of said real estate hereinbefore
described claiming the same under
color of title and claim of ownership
for more than twenty-five years last
past and claiming the same adverse
to you and all the world; ana fur-
Their claiming and alleging that the
plaintiff is credibly informed and
believes that you, the said defend
ands, and each of you, make some
claim adverse to the plaintiff and to
his estate in and to said real estate,
or to some part thereof, but that in
truth and in fact neither you, nor
any of you, have any right, title,
claim or interest in or to said real
estate, or in or to any part there
of; and further claiming and al
leging that the names and resi-
dences of each and all of the said
defendants, the unknown claimants
of said real estate, or any part
thereof, are wholly unknown to the
plaintiff and that he has sought
diligently to learn the same but has
been unable to do so as to all OF
them or any of them and that he has
not been able to learn either the
names or residences of any of them.
And you are also notified that plain
tiff asks in said petition that his
title and estate in and to all of said
described real estate be established
against the adverse claims of each
and all of the defendants named in
this notice and that each and all OF
said defendants and all persons
claiming by through or under them,
or any of them, be barred and for
ever estopped from having or claim
ing any right, title or interest in or
to said real estate, or any part
thereof, adverse to the plaintiff and
that the title of and to all of said
real estate be forever quieted in the
plaintiff and that it be found, adj
judged and decreed by the court
that the plaintiff is the absolute own
er in fee simple of all of said real
estate and that neither said defend
ants, nor any of them, have or own
any right, title of interest in or to
the same or any part thereof; and
that the plaintiff have such other
and further relief as may appear to
the court to be just and equitable
in the premises and that the plain
tiff have judgment for costs.
For further particulars see petit
ton now on file.
You are also notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend before
noon of the second day of the Feb
ruary Term, A. d. 1920 of said Dis
trict Court, which will commence
on the 18th day of February. A. ID.
1920, at the court house in the city
of Audubon, Audubon County, Iowa
default will be entered against you
and judgment and decree rendered
thereon.
SWAN, CLOVIS & SWAN.
2-4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22

The plaintiff IN the above and
foregoing entitled action having re-
quested the undersigned, John
Horning, Clerk of the District Court
of the State of Iowa, in and for Au-
dubon County, to designate the pa
per in which the Original Notice to
the defendants, the unknown claim
ants of the following described real
estate situated In the county of Au-
dubon and state of Iowa, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter Is. e. Il S. e. ~ OF
Section Fifteen (15); the southwest
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
FARM FOR RENT

My half section farm in Dickinsonr
county for rent at $40 an acre.
Daisy A. Frick at Tricks Drug
Store, Audubon or see Ed Prick,
Okoboji, Iowa. 41-tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22

Bride Disappears on Wedding Day
Lou Snyder was on the verge OF
marrying Susie Morris at Oakland
last Monday when she up and eloped.
She is 16 and she went away with
fascinating stock food sales man.
Snyder lives at Shelby and he
went to Oakland in a perfectly GUS
tomary manner, took his prospec-
tive mother-in-law to Avoca, where
they secured the marriage license,
returned and bought the girl and en-
tire new wardrobe at the department
store on Main street and slipped S2O
in her purse. Then the slick sales
man appeared and it was all of with
Snyder.
He has returned, broken hearted
to Shelby, where he lonely sits in
the house he had furnished richly
for his bride. Meanwhile silence
envelopes the clipping pair. The
salesman's name, even lis not known
hereabouts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-22
State Money Running Low

Special state agents engaged in
running down bootleggers, cigar
cite law violators and others. face a
layoff within few days. The
fund from which they are paid is
about exhausted. According to
figures from the state auditor, there
is but s215.22 left out of the $37,-
Sue which was available July LIST,
1919.
One voucher presented Monday ny
special agent from the attorney
generals office, for $211.13 was
Maid ont on the attorney generals
contingent fund. The attorney
general has 1921 in his contingent
fund.
The agents working out OF the
governors office, two In number,
will be paid out of the governor
contingent fund. Unless the attor-
ney generals agents receive pay
from his contingent fund, they may
have to take an enforced vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Augusta, BfnEen Be sure. b. S. by
B1nEnn. T Z. Eushee. Camden; R-
~ CHIMNEY. hk. =. ny Dr. Jones Fred
Para Gardner; Mnnn Mckinney, b.
n. ny Prince MrKinnes, Z. A. BeRae.
AaEusia; Frances, OH. n. by Castins.
K. &. Enl. DRma-.scrt.n. Main
Time .. 8. by Main Sheet. z. z.
Hal, Darnarsscotra. i'm Eden. IN. Z.
bF Jam Todd, r f. Hall. Damar1s-
GOTTA
THIRD DAY
$50 Class Purse Sl5O-Eureka
Soy On. e. by St;let-o c., r. z. Gus
nee. Camden; Portla, b. m. by Mas
conomn- T Z. Gushae. Cam den
Iowa J, D. Z. bv Matt William. z I.
InZler, Fairfield; Modef-e, b. N. by
Aoko' A IL. Wheeler. Gardiner;
flr1ner Boy, b. :. by krtss KrrnEle.
z a tonIInEun. Damar1sco1ra Mills:
= III hidt1n, bn. :, by Jim TODD. r. r
t1aH' DaInar1scurta: Dan Aeaiu. nix.
n oS Ian q, Lawrence Brrne. Bath:
Igor sing, a. :, by BingaIla, J. Il.
Hobhs' Camden, Tarrarina, blk. g. nv
i4I'raune- j. Robert Clark. Water
vine; Onward Bingen. bn. = br =
FotLef' Gardiner; King Edward. n p
bE douglas Turner. Gardiner. Mar
wilkes, N. n, by Pollard
I4hes- L A Beanh- AUGUSTA: Sopilia
~ d m by Echo Todd. Jotn Rrv-
ant, DaIrarIsco1ta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

,. z. by Tar~atine. ! Robert CLARK
WateIyille: Bonnie Duune. b. z. py
Thistle Doune Z. C. Bryant, Angus
"a, Bingen Be Sure. b. 5. by Bingen.
7. Z. Gusnee. Camden: Eureka Boy.
n. g. by st1le11o -. T Z. Eushee.
Camden, Major BinE, b e. ~ Bin
gala, J. II. Hobbs. Camden. jim
Eden. IN. z. by Jim Todd. Z. r.
Hail. DaTn2r1sco11a. Margaret WI
kes. II. n. by Pollard Wilkes. L.. A.
Became. Augusta: NOM Mckinney. y.
n. BY Prince McKfuncv I. A Beane.
Augusta. Sophia D. d. N ny Fen
Toad, John BRYANT. DaInHris co1-a.
Farrner Boy, b. <. by KISS hrinrle.
G. a. Tomlinson, Dama,7scot-a Mills;
iowa J.. h. 9. by Mart William. u I.
Tozier. Fairfield.
SECOND DAY
20 Class Purse SIFA-Dr Treg.
y z, by TreEan1le. Carr Gndden. We
terville BinEen BE- SURE. b. g.. nv
BinEen. T Z. Gpshee. Camden; Bon-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

me Doune. +. 9. by Thistle Doune.
=. C.. Bryant. Augusta. May Forbes
b. n. by : Malcolm Forbes, A M
Wheeler. Caroline, Main Time. ,. =,
~ Man sheet. L =, Iii. DaInaTls-
cora. Jim Eden. On. =, bv Jim
Todd r. 7. Hall. Da-rar1suaI-a
Ta1'~a.lna. Ok. >. 5y TaIr;4-4ne, J.
Rubev- Clark, IAL4rviue. Farmer
Boy. %. =. by k.rss kr1ngie. .. A
TonIinson. D4InArlscur1a Mills: Or
Mckinney. DIX. = Jv Or zones. Fed
Page. Gardiner. Mona Mckinney
a. II, By Prince McEL.uney, I. a
Bcunt. Augusta FRANCES ID n, irv
Cas1ine. r. 4 Hall. QaInarlscorta;
: phla d. b. 3D.. By Echo Toad John
BRYANT. DarIar' scotia.
T~oe Tor all. Purse S20o-Browa
Etou;. ia. y. BY Brown Braden. J.
Iioberr Clark. WalerVllle; Billy Bo-
cash. Oh =. by JoHn Bogash, T ".
5aIr1 aEtun. Gardiner, Bonnie Doune.
b. z, by Thistle Doune. I. c. BRYANT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Silent Policeman Is
Over Seven Feet Tall

Inc Augusta Police deIIar-rment
mas policeman. which arrived on
thursday and which is about seven
1eeI tai II is an immense siIenr
poIlce1nan and VIII be placed at the
Iuncnon 1f Water ana Bridge streets
Jhsi as soon as the bright red cuat
q paint which was applied TO il is
dried The policeman came diract
from New York and heretofore
wore a dun brick red cnat. but in
order there may be no rnistaking the
purpose Of this object. the bright red
coai was applied. Il may not take
much 70 TAP tins latest ACQUISITION
OF the police force over. but II VIII
cost coed deaf TO right il 10 - me
word which comes from heuduuar-
ters- On me policeman are two
Signs one placed 70 face pne street
and The other placed 10 face the
other street. Go SLOW. keen 70
tight" IS what the Legend Saws.
On top Of il all is placed at night a
red Shade lantern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Protest Maine Osteoratnic assnria.
LtcO

The Aai1g Osteopathlc Assorlaslnn has
adopted resolutions protesting against the
action 0; me Spcl2i Education Committee
o. the National J Dung Women Christian
Association because III its health cei1tc-
movement il h2s violated the urincifie q!
aeGuor-acy discriminating against osfre-
IIz1hIs ,fpsc.ans.
Ths National Red Cross also comes IN
-EtEiy criticism nv the Maine Osten-
psthls AasgCla.Ipn. which mas adopted res
uiUtIoEs drnpunc,ng the "tagranl must
tIcs' ni the Rea Crpss III dr,.ylug legally
authorized physicians the privilege oi sc-v-
:ng the afflicted by excluding them IRON
,e-"ice n American Red Cross emergency
hospitals
Rani discrimination against legally
qualified osJeUpattlc physicians AND sur
geons claimed ny lhe Aaine OsiepTarfic
AssoclarIon regarding the organized con
spiracy TO aar OH osfeopaths irum ali
medical hospitals
The resolutions declare thar STAIR rnedi
clne- ls heing forced upon Lhe American
people InueT the rTeteS: OF public profer-
non. The Association announces rs OPP
poS-tluT 10 the proposed department OF
p4pIE Aeaith because OF these iacrs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
MONMOUTH

MI Holland has spld ms farm IN The
LYON district 10 Mr.. Wcbbe- OF Eo-y-s,
VINO has taken ppssrssIun Mr. HojIzrs
isas disposed Of his household goods ann
irff town Msndav fur Brneiu. Mass.. wi-b
ms sister with whom ne will MAKE his
nome.
l. H. Hebrew 'oi Providenue, Z. l.. ne
Gently was guest o; the Misses Ke-np. NJ
the bungalow, fpr two weeks.
Mrs. NettIe Wilson Tuzie- al rifts6.Ia
mas beer visiting her brother. Etr,,n. VII.
son, and Mrs Wilson.
Mrs F. T. Curling and Mrs. Tuirn Sbsv
have returned TO Providence. R l. aft--
passing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Tohn
Hewcrt
Miss Ruth Allen, who has been teaching
'hs grammar school North Monmouth
has resigned and accepted 4 ppyltlpn as
teacher OF French and Latin IN the f,,nior
High school AZ Rive, N H
. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chick are uzssirr =
week IN Greenville. the guests OF Mrs
Chicks brother Harry DAVIS and faruiiv
Mrs. E Y. Scrihner AMI two sons
Ralph and Paul Sc-ibner OF Worcester
Mass, were IN Town Sunday, the sn.srs oi
their cousin. c L Thompson, and Mrs.
Thompson.
Miss Helen andrews returned Saturday
frprn three months trip through Canada
Chautauuua work
The W. {. T. L. will rcseur1e ITS rrruIsr
meetings beginning Friday afternoon with
Mrs Carroll T. Bragdsn AT her home ON
Main street.
Monmouth Grange after recess OF rwp
months resumed It's regular meetings We'd
evening Sept 4
Miss e. E. Curhit. apd daughter Doris. Of
Revere. Mass, are passing several months
with Mrs Gorhirf.s brother, Arthur Whit
tier.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Flanders and son.
Daniei MarEton. and Mr. and Mrs George
B. Putfie leff Wednesday by automobile
Tor weeks outing at HarpsweIL
Mrs H. N. Henderson made trip To
Portland Tursdav. On her return she was
accompanied by her son. Carl Henderson.
and Mrs. Fcntlersnn Of Bosfnr-
81. L. Douglass OF Bath was guest
Sunday, "a In. and Mrs 9 z Owen. On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

The Augusta Ciris' Comm unity
club is busy making plans for their
feie which VIII oe gwen very soon at
Gannes1on park The program cum
rnirtee OF TIE club has made and
posted on t3le club bulletins posters
urging the girls 10 register and atti-
liGIe themselves with their parry
The giris club has as one of It's rules.
non -parrisanshIp and tins il adheres
to very closely. Seventeen bulletins
have been placed about the CRY urg-
ing the girls TO JOIN their party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Regarding Tax Money.

During the last few days on the
nome stretch with everyone racing
70 gel under the wire. an average of
from SeG,01G To $40, 900 have been
taken n daily. for taxes At the office
oil City Treasurer Nilberr Wilson.
On "wednesday. the final day. G63. 600
was taken in. When asked how he
felt after taking in all that money
and considering the rush of bust
ness g mis- office for the past few
DAYS. Mr. Wilson replied. that he
felt Ike thirty cents The race was
z strenuous one winle ii lasted ana
keeps the City Treasurer on the
Jump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
GOOD AUTO ROADS
IN THIS VICINITY

The Asssuneciie Club ot ADarsR
sands OUT inflammation Es % auto
TOURS suitable TOR the Lamar Day
tourists. Incauisd In il 10 this rcfer-
ence 70 Maine:
The route from North Conway.
which runs through the Ptnknam
Notch To Gorharn. then along through
the Anaroscoggin Valley ID Dicks
vile Notch is in good condition. The
Breflnn Waa6s- Poland Spring route
il excsIlent 10 East Friebsrg and
from there IN are alternating
stretches of both good and poor
ROAD The Shore road along the
Maine caasI is excellent from Port
land 70 aockiRnd. and from Rock
land through Camden 70 Stockton
Is quite PesT- There 10 also a poor
sfreich beyond Camden On the way
TO Bangor. Motorists going 10 Bar
Earoor ana points beyond viii find
the INSIDE rnuts. with the exception
Of construction work perwesn Nor
rails Corners and Poland Spring,
mostly n goDd condition through
lewiston, Augusta. WatsrviIle and
Bangor 10 Ellsworth. where the
eanAHeIann is made 70 Bar Earber
From Augusta 10 Wa1ervills II is
preferable 10 9oilew the west slas Of
the river AZ the present time. To
aVaao the construction work from
AOrrelrs Corners. turn left ImInedi-
ately after CROSSING the railroad
tracks ana so north 10 North Wind
ham, turn right III the s1pras and
CROSS over 10 Gray, then On 10
Poland Spring. The Rangeiey Lake
route Is also N good condition and
there are two good roads between
Augusta and the Belgrade lakes
Thousands 81 motorists are nov
going through Maine 10 Quebec
then along The ST Lawrence river
10 Montreal ana back inIp New York
State via RDuses Point or vice
versa. From SkpwheEan 70 the IN
teInatiOnal boundary line with the
exception OF II being marrow n some
places, IS IN exceIlenI condition; and
from there on II Quebec. il is all
hard surfaced. The road is also Euoo
this year trom SkowheEan to Green
vile Junction. al the foot Of Moose
head lake. where the boat Is taken
lc Mt. kinep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Roosevelt Speaks
Tonight at City Hall

The people Of Augusta viii have an
opportunity 10 near Franklin D.
Gooseveit. Democratic candidate for
Nlce-Presiuent, al The Democratic
rally 10 be held in City hail tins
evening al O'Clock. Mrs. Artuinette
Funk Of Chicago viii speak. Music
VIII pc FURNISHED by the American
Legion Band. Leon Douglas, leader
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Big Crowd Attends
Moves Auction Sale

The aGction SAFE Of npusehold
Lrnltufe which rock place Thurs
Gay at the homo Of 2. J. Moves at
s. stone srreet was very largely at
tended and me bidding was spirited.
A large amount OF household fur-1i-
JATe was disposed of. The sale be-
gan az Q O'Clock n the forenoon ami
continued throughout the day I. L.
ATsulD was cAa aurIioneer ---~g--r~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
SOUTH kENNEBEC
RACE ENTRIES

Race entries for the South Kenne-
bee Fair al South windsor. Septem-
her e. : and s.
FIRST DAY
90 =, - Class Purse S15n-Bingen Be
Sure, b. s, by BinEen. T Z. Gush@e.
Camden: Bonnie Duune. h. (. by
Thistle Doune. {. L Bryant. Augus-
Ia, DR. Treg, b. z. by TreganIle Carl
Glidden. Waterville: Billy Bogash.
biz. e. by John Bugash. T W F4ar-
rIngton. Gardner; Frances. ok. m.
by Casi&ne- r. r. F4au. Danariscot-
Ia. Main Time. d. g. by Main Sheet
R. 2. Hall. Damar1sco .; Jim Eden.
b. e, by Jim Todd. r f Hall. Dam
ariscorta. DR.. Mckinney. Dix z. by
Dr. Jones Fred Page. GARDINER: Mo-
ma Mckinney, h N. by PRINCE Nc
Kinney, L. A Beane. Augusta
e-2s Class. Purse s15n-Tar~atina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Miss Edwards Speaks at Goodwill
Shops

Miss Betscy Edwards Of Indiana, d
member Of the National Republican
Executive committee. gave Z brief
talk at the Goodwill Shops during
the noon hour Wednesday, IN the
recreation nail. She was introduced
by Miss Mabel Common who spoke Of
her travels through Maine as a
member Of the Republican FLYING
Squadron. Miss Edwards YVES en-
trIusiasrl cally received and ner talk
was listened 10 with much interest
she lnpIored the women To make II
point 70 register 81 once and To
take advantage OF the opportunity
now presented TO them to vote. Al
me close OF her remarks she w1s
gwen rising vote of thanks by the
members Of the Goodwill family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Lieut.. ". c. Sanders of the 4and
kaIlroad artillery, who is eaow Ioear-
ed IN Bangor 1t the Headquarters af
zone One, which comprises 4ha
northern half of the State. was II
lhe CITY Thursday calling on friends
Turing ms stay IN TINS city before
going to Bangor he made many
trends who are glad 10 see him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Aiss E.stt sperIv OF TINS eity has
-01t st ~t~~' 20 visit Miss Lena
,7a--- vn- Ms .-nrenIlv returned To
-s' a7r. hove af-er attending Cas-
af Ea--ra 50 uoDl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

,- Woman eats onto the wrong
.,, +''S ma Il the middle of a
]. .'.'''T % ~Jlr. here IS certain 10
d. | - eze.tement. snch was the
,es g,e1inesiay morning at the rail-
~. ''a -.oA. The woman IN question
ar., ." 'n Boston and she
La. "a nEor ram. II il hadn't
es " Ae vIgilant Augusta House
.se VINO was toung her bags
lses -@''-'"s the woman might not
W, ia sne vas gong the wrong
.efo., '' appeared on the scene lust
Sss e., ' ram stnrted and couldn't
zs.s. ''o1 who belonged TO the
tsroar5 5nallv after searching
'a,io, ne crowd IN front of tbe
be- ,. a,hu ewing the passenger on
Ii -. " pound train o. q. ne found
iss ICING patron. caIIed her ffor,
sope, ',n ana directed her along the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Mss .n~s 'iougn has returned 10
''' nm, j. ms otv AFTER passing
nj -.me Il Norway where sine was
ai rlesl 81 N, and Mrs. Charles r
3o,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Ny ana Mrs. Rex c French have
@-nea ~ n@r nome IN TINS city
Tie. HasslnE snnrt time IN Farm
-H' HhH-f hey Were guests Of
Al. ana A~s Earl Fam.