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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
"A SPLENDID TONIC /"
Says Hi1.On Lady Who, On Doc
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

HiIson. Tenn.-"About 10 years aga
a 10" says Mrs. J. d. Gadd. Of
this place. 81 suffered with . pain IN
ny left side. could not sleep at night
With this pain. always in the lsfi
Elde...
My doctor told me TO use cardui. !
took one bottle. which helped me and
Ener my baby came. | wa stronger
md better. but the pain was stu
tlsrs.
at first let II 80. but began to got
weak and In a rundown condition,
90 I decided TO try some more Cardui
Which / did.
This last Cardui which ! took made
uo much better. in fact, cured me-. Il
las been a number OF years. sun J
lave 10 return Of this trouble.
feel Il vas Cardui that cured me
asd | recommend It ~ a splendid fe
male tonic.
Don't allow yourself TO becom'
weak and rundown from womanl,
troubles. Take CArdui. II should sure
~ help you. a. II has 90 many thou
sands OF other women In the past ~
wears. Headache. backache. sidCachs
nervousness BlseplessueEs. tiredou
feeling. are all sig Of womanly trou
Die. other women relief by takin'
EC-it
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

OK % east, about thir,y-two
mile southeast OF P~oriales. on what
is known as the Roberts ranch.
After delays that have sIreiy tried
the patience OF the drillers ana tho
management. the Nu-Mcx well near
Portales is going Gown lu good shape.
Bob Adams, whu vas formerly with
the Texas conf any. hut who b. now
operating in tho Seven Lakes field.
is shipping a carload o. casing ana
Is negotiating with ~ r.. Brock o.
contract Tor Q wells In section iG.
township Is and range 10.
The Comancho. 90 mites north ~
Tucumcari has been drilling through
solid sand stone ever since 10 s1rtri
n IL only down about goo feet. The,
expect 20 make good time when they
get through the stone formation.
The Bravo well near Nara Visa has
dropped casing In the well at a depth
ot about 1900 feet and may not be
able TO remove same. This would
cause them Ia nov TO "a new site ana
start all over again.
Another carload 81 material came
In last week for Bouedum-Treos 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
NIGHT AND
DAY FOR TWO YEARS
Mr.. Parkhurst found quick relief
from chronic bronchial trouble.

Two years ago. / had Ia grippe which
lsft me with = had cough. FINALLY this be.
came chronic bronchial asthma. and four
doctora said ID could not be- cured
commenced taking everything my
friends recommended, bat got worse Instead
Of better. For two years, l was unable to
do any work except TO cough constantly oirht
snd day. which was the hardest work / ever
Finally ! Fot hold Of Mlks Emulsion. It
benefited me so much. right from the start
that BE came a. q God'send. In two months
was perfectly cured. rained IN health
srtsngh and flesh rapidly '-J. q. part.
hurst Leon 81. W. Terrs Hauie. Ind
Coughs like this seldom yield 20 local
treatments The aurest way 60 reach them
IL to build 10 aud strengthen the uhais ~,
TEN. for any obstinate euuFh. Mills Emul
sion a remarkable remedy.
MIS- Emulsion IL q pleasant u%utritive
food and a corrective medicine Dc rssiorrt
healthy, natural bowel action. doing sway
with al need Of pills and physics % pro.
notes appetite aud quickly puts tho digestive
organs ln shape 90 food. A. D.
builder Of hfsh aud strength Mia Enul
ton is strongly 90 ihnse whom
sickness has weakened. and b. % %powerfuI
cid in resisting and repairing che effects NJ
Wasting diseases. Chronic stomach tfouhl
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually iu one day
This is the only solid emulsion made. and
40 p~alntable that it o. eaten with o. spoon nke
lee cream, Truly wonderful for weak. sIctlg
children.
No matter how severe your case. you arc
urcrd g. ny MiHs Emulsion under thia guar
antee-rake siN bottles home with you use
o. according 70 direction and NJ mot aatirnrd
with ths results, your money viii ls promptly
Price 0uc and $40 Der hutHr
The Milks Emulsion Co., Term uauts lad
sold BY druggists everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
WOMAN CASE
AMAzEs ALBUQUERQUE

\ business mans wife could not
sew or read without sharp pains In
her eyes For years her yes were
red and weak. Finally she tried sim
pie witchhazol, camphor, hydrustis.
ctc, ms mixed IN ~Iavoptik eye wash
The result produced by "a single bot
tie amazed everyone. We guarantee
q small bottle lAyoptik TO help ANY
CASE weak, strained or innamcd
eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE.
Alvarndo Pharmacy First street and
Gold avenue,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
Impressive Services
AT Fischer Funeral

The impressive funeral service OF
the Scottish Rite was read at mid
night last night over the body %
Otto Fischer which lay In state In
the center OF the auditorium Of tho
Masonic Temple. The caaket, covered
with a bank Of flowers. was encircle1
triangle.
Members OF tho Albuquerque lodge
read b services and Strong brothrrs'
quartetto sang several hymns aud
n appropriate TO the Masonic
service, Many friends OF the young
mar were present. The body, under
"a Scottish Rite escort. was taken
buck TO S%trong's after the service. IL
was shipped TO Kansas City this morn
ing for burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

2 weil. located SO miles southeast Of
Nara visa. an 81 the machinery and
building material for this well has
arrived n the large truck IA kept
busy trying to get 10 hauled out. The
COMPANY has spent several thousand
dollars u,dlding roads from Nara Visa
10 the well.
The Nine West on has
began operations and are down near
the oil sand ana viii be brought IN In
q few days. They have already passed
through 70 strata Of OIL. proving prac-
tically the same formation as the
Arizona Syndicate wen 80. 4. This
well ia attracting considerable inter-
est a. Il 81 several miles southeast OF
Inc actual proven area of the Seven
Lakes proper. The Petroleum oil
company No, . are Town with their
we'll near the sand. they have the
water cemented OFF and are waiting
Tor the cement TO set before bringing
% ln. This well is IN section 10 in
township Is n ranEe IL.
49, r Mcgee and associates spudded
In their well Ht san JON and have been
drilling night aud day since that time.
The casing : this we'll has not ar
rived, ana ID ilinr can only be con-
tlnued until the wutcr and sand IL
struck ana the placing casing y
south uf TuCumcari drilled 20 a depth
OF 500 feet before casing but t IL
thought % tho san Jon we'll Will.
have Co case nt "a much lesser depth.
The Mcicc we'll anutr 81 Tucum-
carl. which has been closed down
waiting fur cable. Do is stated, will
probably resume operations within "A
week. - the time n closing down
this well was at "a depth below
5000 feet.
a thirc we'll which is 90 be drilled
Ny u. r. Mc.icc and ass claios Is the
one ut Cucrvo. res umbors and irons
nave heeu uuloadcd al this location
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
Could Not
Eat or Sleep
Vinol, our Cod Liver and Iron
Tonic, gave him appetite and
felt like different man.

Ruston, La q am a working man
md got al nun down so | could not eat,
lecp OF work. Ninol was recommended
Tor my condition. Il built me up so | eat
veil, sleep we'll, can work an day long
and not feel tired In fact, ! feel like
= different man since | took il"
louN II. WmsoN.
"Men fret and worry" That's why
hey overWufk, get nervous, all run
Town, have no appetite, and can hardly
irag around \inol creates a hearty
appetite, induces sound sleep, invigor-
ties the nerves, creates strength and
luicts the nerves,
Il is the beef and cod liver peptones
'ontained in Ninol aided by iron and
glycerophosphatns which makes il such
a famous blood maker, nerve builder
r~d strength creator.
HIGHLAND PHARMACY AND
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

NEW YOEE Richard e. Price.
member tl u prominent Western Jam.
lIF. Yale graduate. luI "mtu about
town. could uIrnl.n SOME interesting
copy for tHr women. m@.aazIu,- 90
he. ben nI- u,ll iu tn Atlanta ,lu.D
IuIl could nr induced 60 write ON fnu
sIhI,.t. "a WI. How tu PICK ll,T.
No" Her INd Win Her
This |s apparent from Tine dota.ls
~ the uuuulmvut auIi uI,d Dog Mn
Irene Price, pr'tt'. 30. and disiIlu
stoned and from her statements Boo
regard tu the man she married.
Mrs Price gives seven rvuEuUs for
not wanting her marriage tu Price Geo
count.
The first four reasons four pro
yluTs wives whom Price turrot TO di-
NuTye before Dee married her Ne. 4
WIS % widow No @ was un actress
No Q "a stuuoErtphrr. and 81" g. 10
NIulinist,
The ffth rraslu. Price told her
WIS un unsuphisti,ltci lirl Just out
of u convent when Prize mot bier
and woovd her, while hv Was @ year.
OH m years hut much younger Boo ar
dor nud appearance.
Tho sixth reason Price told her
thHt hr was q uUttuu writer and $50
600 wHr Co hc hur yearly allotment
Cor pin money THE only fiction hu
wrote, Mrs Price says. was hiH let.
tors to her while the money he say,
her wouldn't buy many pins.
The seventh reason Price is now
serving u sentence iu Atlanta, Ga
fur ~doiraudiug the government. sorN.
ed sentences ON Hlupkwolls Island
aud another at Sing Sins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
SCIATTC PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Keep Sloane, the Worlds LlnI-
ment handy 60 allay aches

THOUSANDS Of men and women,
when the least little rheumatic
'crick' assails them, have Sloane
liniment handy 10 knock IL on
Popular a third Of a century ago - far
more popular today.
hats because il Is so wonderfully
helpful IN relieving all external aches
and pains -%sciatioa. lumbago, neural.
ga ovefstrained muscles, still joints,
weather exposure results. A little =
al that Is necessary, for Il soon pens-
rates triisoni rab' tHg to the sore spot.
Leaves no muss, stained skin, cloggcd
pores. a bottle today is a wise pre-
caution. Keep it handy.
All druggists 3gc.. 7Or 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

what ! had done. and asked what l rhoubi
do. They told mo to take DR.. piercs'a
fgvorite Prescription which u n woman's
r,elicinc; the Golden Medical Discovery
which Il . ionic; and the Anuric Tablrfs
for the kidneys. / took all Of these medi-
cincs and today l have q strong, healthy
baby girl, also l am better than | ever WIS
before.
Il can novsr thank DR.. Piercr enough for
his kindness In giving me adyice all during
expectancy n In ~nnalyxine tho samples,
Tree Of charge, that | sent q him.
Il would DO glad 20 answer any questions
TINT ! can In regard 90 what Or. piorce's
wonderful medicines did for me."-NR9.
II. ID. SIMPSON.
Stockton. CALI had feminine froubio.
displacement, Inflammation. terrible head
aches. terrible backache and a catarrhal
condition. also had indigestion verv
badly. l had tried other things but nothing
secmed 10 help me until / took DR.. Piorcc'g
luyonte Prescription l. cured mel g0t
we'll and strong. | took three bottles. -
MRS c. BOUDON, Z. South 81.
When a woman complains Of bsckaebe.
dizziuess or pain-when everything looks
black before her cycs-a dragging feeling.
or bcanng-down, with she
should turn 20 this Temperance herbal
tonic, known rs Dr. Pierre'a Favonto
Prescription. IL can bo obtained ia almost
every drug stOre In the land and the ingro-
dieuts are printed IN plain English on tho
wrapper. Put up IN tablets or liquid. DE-.
Pierce, Of lnvalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. ".
wil end a trial aine for 10 cent?.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

children and lost
two Of them. I
doctoFcd with two
Of our local doctors
and they tod mo
! had kidney truu-
lie. I began tax
ing DF. Pierce
m medicines. fmt
having written 70
Dr. Picrce'a In
yalids Hotel, in
Buffalo. N. ", tell
exactly how l
VA and Lad harn-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
Delay Selection of
DIR. Crile's Successor

LAS CRUISES. ". NJ. IAN. THE
hoard Of regents Of the New Mexico
College OF Agricultural and Mechan-
lcIl Arts held re- meeting 90 elect q
president FOR the Institution yester-
dav hut reached no decision An
other meeting IL a. he held for this
rrrrrsc some time before March !,
1890. when the present incumbent,
Austin u Grille. who presented his
resignation several weeks ago, will
retire 20 engage In farming at Ros-
we'll. y. N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
NN -INnErLNnENT MmIl.

Fluthush And yuur wife writes to
you uu postal r,rds1
Epusuuuurst-bh, yes.
81 shouldn't think you'd allow her
10 do So
ooh. she's very independent She
DOESN'T seem TO care who knows What
sle says iuukvrs Statesman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06

LAS VEGAS The store q Sufyro
Eustus on the West Side was entered
and qulutltics OF rock and rye
cigars. candy and soda water and
'hc establishment was battered down
and the thlof managed to remove the
greater part %. the stock.
TUCUMCNEI-N W McCIusky has
been appointed District a. 1d Super
visor for the counties of Quay Quad
alupc, curry and Roosevelt. Co take
signed Mr. MctIusky is we'll known
lu TuruWuTri he having had his Of
flee boo the city during the past sum
wur. while doing engineering work In
connection with the TuuumcIrl- Mon
o. ga road.
ration Andrew Compo, q young
married man m Surlrllc. committed
-uler. ay shooting himself twice iu
the breast. he had undergone an
operation FOR appendicitis SOME time
Hru and as he dld not recover as
rapidly us he thought be- should. he
became dependent and ended his NE
Besides his wife he leaves W. small
children.
CLAYTON-Iohn Smith has s0ll
his ranch near the Nyw Home school
house tp his SON. Stanley. Mr. Smith
viii leave In @ short time Tor "a visit
with friends end relatives iu Texas,
hut iH not sure u.s. To- where he VIII
locate. Mr. smiths ranch ls % ~
the best In Union county, ana for The
past ten years has never failed 90
produce @ fair crop The cousIdrr1-
ton was SEQ per acre.
ROSWELL Misses Murcl and
Wiuifr,d Buuham were quit" sori"uS-
IS poisoned when they ufo some bis
,uiis made OF arsenic instead ui bah
ink powder The arsenic had been
nut Iu Il baking powder can and tho
rirls installing il Tor baking powder
used IL lu the biscuits. Their c.ndl-
ton is somewhat improved his morn
ing. but both are sim loo q dangerous
condition.
TT SUMMER Howard Payne rs
suinE the d. a e. a. railway FOR
S16, 900 FOR allowing q shipment Of
100 head u cattle TO freeze.
CNRTsRAp-Cprl smith purchas-
ed what is known us the "Bugkncr'
place. in the otis district. pas inE t2n0
per acre for the land and improve
mcnts.
"EPRINGER Tho Bank NJ Spring
or. tho first banking institution es-
uhlishcd in this city iu January.
1906. has been converted into tho
First national pnuk of Springer, ON
thv first ~ the year.
GAlIIp.-fgllup BE- going TO vote
on % $4,000 on bond issue Tor the
purpose of purchasing 20 school site
and erecting buildings for the accom-
mediation to tho school pupils N tho
district. The present school building
rs inadequate for an tho children.
The FunuIi building on the north
side, built for q business, house mas
been used ms "a grade school huilding
Tor the past three years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
FORD is PLANNING HEREDITARY RULE
OF BILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION

The route the Industry kings crown
viii 60. Henry Ford viii lmnd IL to
Ids sun. Edsdl, and Edari's two sofs,
In turu- win some dpy hnyn u
chance Ia dDn lt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
For Motherhood
A Woman Testi6es

10. omT ss.1 Wash 49, h;sE,Ia he Eve ysar, ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
What's Doing
Around the State

LAS VEGAS The store q Snfpro
Eustos on the West Side was entered
Qulutlti,s OF rock and rye
cigars. candy and soda water and
soft drinks were stolen. The door 90
fhc establishment was battered down
and he mot managed tp remove tho
greater part %. the stosk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

= nation m their mad dash fnr home
and freedom.
Mr.. Gay has always been much In
ssrested N the chm Ii1e of tnwn and
county and has been president of the
WuMan's Club o. waidoburo for rnr.e
y2r1- She is an active member Of the
school Improvement League. and has
fnr yea-s identified herself with educa-
iionai work during the recent wears.
giving readings and reciratinns in the
schools often. She has 4 hobby for
theatricals anc not only writes and
produces plays and sketches but also
acts IN amateur plays. having made
her debut when only L years Of ass On
the stage Of the old Fa-weu Opera
house m Rockland. These amateur
plays. OF which she is manager. have
BECOME features Of the Social life both
Ia Waldoboro and the adjoining towns.
hen Young girl she was frequent
guest at the home Of Hnn. Andrew La
cy IN Wiscasset, and there became ac-
aEainred with his old friend Hon Rsi-
fus & sewal, the Lincoln county his
rDrian. Mr.. SewaN WIS very kind 10
the young girl witp her love Of history
and romance. and delighted 10 tell her
tales and show her pictures Of the
Town and county which had been the
lived study OF her life. These hours
ry the aresioe OF the grand Old man
have furnished after all these years
the inspiration for several stories which
have appeared in the books published
by the Maine WRITER'S Research Club,
of which Mrs. Gay is 4 member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Heads Woman's Republican
Town Committee

South Paris. Jan. Mrs. Emma
johnson Park OF South Paris. who
has been elected chairman of the Wo-
mans Republican town committee
was born in Summer. a member Of
the notec Robinson families Of that
-own- She was educated at Hebron
and North Bridgton Academies and
after completing her educa ton,
taught for several wears before mar
cage, being q very successful teach
err. She married Albert y Park. who
is now register Of probate al South
Paris. The marriage taking place AZ
Hebron. where they both attended
school. After her marriage she con-
t+nued teaching for q number of
years with Mr.. Park, who was also a
teacher. For many wears after the
Cuban war, they tutored Spanish
boys al their home
Mrs. Park is quite an artist and
has Taught painting.
She mas lived in South Paris for
g wears and lived al Paris Hill fnr
four years before coming here. She
has been quite prominent IN club
work and is now a member of Mount
Pleasant Rehekah Lodge, of which
she has been noble grand for the pas.
year. She is also 9 member Of The
Barton Rendirg Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
BELGRADE

NJ. and Mrs. Marks and son have
arrived from their home IN Monmouth
and will remain In town fur the winter
while ne is clearing the woedlot which
he recently purchased of Mr., WeeiE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor OF Wa
terviIie were weekend guests Of their
mother, Mrs. Luella Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Stevens have
returned to their home in Readfieid
after making a short visit here.
Mr. and Mrs William Wade Of Bruins
wick. formerly of Belgrade, are resefv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of i
daughter.
Mrs. Mary Wallace was taken sudden
" Ill at her home here Saturday and
later in the day WINS removed to the
Sisters hospital in waterville, where
II was found necessary 70 perform a
surgical operation. At last ACCOUNTS
she was resting comfortably.
Word has been received from East
Kingston, N. H, Of the birth of a SOC
to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bickford.
Mr. and Mrs. George ribberts expect
TO start for F1urfda Monday, where
they will pass the winter.
Mrs Leslie Damren and daughter Ma
bel are passing the week with her pa
rents IN vasaalboYo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The first issue OF The Organized
Farmer Of Maine appeared Thursday
as the latest of Portland puptiea-
lions. Il viii be ISSUED weakly.
!rh11-sdHy. IL the Interests 1T the
fa-rners of Mine and II Is the De
s,ir,a Of the publishers thar It shall be
rruIv farmers' periodical. The
publishers invite suggestions from
the farmers Us il is their desire T.
aid in every way the farmers IN their
work Timely subjects viii be pre-
scented not Ia general way DUt az
applied to- Maine, although there wal
be notes Of interest from The general
farming field. The paper is Of pleas
ing typographical appearance, and Is
uf five columns, L pages. Including
coioned cover.
The paper viii be iasued AZ the
Office Of the Loring Prin. on Ex-
change street, A w Hail Of P0rt-
land. editor and manager. ConIri-
buters viii be men Of prominence in
Maine. among them being: r.. 5.
Adarns. Augusta; Dean Leon 5.
Merrin. ar1no; Capt. Francis S,
"
editors are: Houcehsld Department
Mrs. June P. Jones, r. F. D. No. :,
Bangor.
Sweet Corn, Sheep and WooEC. H.
Crawford, Augusta.
Holstein-Austin ". Jones. R. r
D. No. :. Bangor
Guernsey-George s. Smith, MN
mouth.
Aysilires-Jol-n A. Ness, Auburn.
State Granges-E. T. Cli6DFd.
NinthrpP.
Boys and Girls Cluhs-Asipk
Mitchell, Orono.
Apessseok County-Rcy d. Hevss,
Eastnn.
Seed lmprOvsment-M D. Imea.
Oronc.
1t IN planned to instail q preu ~
medtntefy and other equipment
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NAMES BOARD
(ccnsinuec from Pane One

the nation wRs 80 torn by poiiEica.
friction, she wrote a poem TO William
Mckinley, which, published in the
newspapers. attracted great deal Of
attantIon ii political circles She re
ceived letters from Ell parts Of Ihe
country, some in praise and some 10
vleient candsrnna lion that a wefnaa
should take sueh ! determined stand il
favor of Mr.. Mckinney. Amsng them
came letter Of thanks from tnt Pres
idenr himself which Is one Of the mos
priced souvenirs of her literary work.
In 1874 Mrs. Gay wrote THE Knitting
of the Souls which WIS published by
Lee & Shepard of Boston. This wgE a
story OF early Boston ana was wrirtsn
after a year OF careful research among
the historical places and relics Of the
city which meant so much 10 Dur couu-
Try when history WAS in the making
Her second book, Paths Crossing wa
written after western trip in wtich
afne became Intensely irIeresIer IN the
life and histsry Of the Indians and Of
those eEr,y settlers OF Oklahoma who
challenged ana gained the admiration Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
RIPLEY

Mrs Maria Ellis has returned 70
her home in Dexter.
MISS Eunice Hoyt, who teaches
school IN Augusta Is home for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoyt who
have been II Hartiand with their
daughter. Mrs. Bertha Hazeltine for
several weeks, are home to entertain
their daughter Eunice during her
holidays.
Mrs. Ann Woodcock has gone To
Hartiand TO visit her granddaughter,
Mrs. Clyde Cook.
Mrs. Cora Jewert and children,
Clayton and Hazel are visiting in
Corinna.
Hiram Bane and family have had
the Mumps.
Mrs. Could of Dexter is visiting at
I. L. ScafOrds.
When Pred -ibberts ard Roy Lane
were starting an engine 10 saw wood
the gasolene exploded burning Mr..
Lane seriously doctor was called
To dress the burns and Mr.. Lane is
slowly improving but is not yet able
70 be out.
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MERCER

Glenn GaT,an4 CT lewiston Is the
guest Of her sste. Nrs. Minnie DecAe-.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coupe have re
turned 10 his farm after passing sorne
lire in skowhegan, where he mad en-
pins r1lent.
the meetings being held a. the NJ z.
Tesrry are well attended and much en-
iCyeG with tine singing and speaking
M-E Mile Tyler has returned home
from the Somerset nospita., where sne
has Deem for treatment for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes are the
guests @. has daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Fa-nhnEn. a. Belgrade.
Joe Coupe Aas ampioynmnt a. Charles
DAVIS store a. Skpwnegan.
Mrs. Susie G-eenleaf has been Oh thc
sick list but is much better.
Garland 4 Morse are doing 4 good
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