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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

wns.en L a I.as--x aas sGssl r4a r.
s1lpfis12ssti far tzIe-sF- occupancy
M. and Mr. Wills Bailey IF DIX
atsia were guess ssl aF1aE ana sun
Ia at Nj 5a13.v's MOI aef- MIS-
t7s.ars- Ea4lsE
81 ana Mrs. Cslbv II H2s'uEsElc *
ana Ar ana Ms. Waz1s=n at AahurE
sss+ Hslturs >ssaaar Al Fhr horne af
Nh and Mrs. L B. Teb+y
ms ANA Mrs jefferson smiIh ard
sons Sey ana Kenneth Of Na5eT-vl!ls..
were VISITORS SATURDAY. al rae Y II a
a farm.
s1ias Il gym If Monmouth. wna AIS
been visiting p -nltafeja- Nesrr-agtA-
Esfss and Oakland was VISITOR saz-
aszaav a. The sssrne aT AIS br=z1lsr-
Mari 4 II ms He was accompanied
by ais ai-ce- sf-,s k1igare IF Oakland
gsse wss 1etarnzng Win Elln for a
visit a. aIs home
Mss EileeR Clement Of Csah GROVE
lassea t4le sseef-end RTta aer parents.
Mr. an drs. lianst-i Clement
T'an8e. t'l.mtnF returned last ws4k
ram hartford, Cenn-, where &c mad
c.az--s ~ rAe 22ans State sxnlbIf a.
the fFzu1 sse~ ae3a m Jaax ciIy. r.lis
week he Is attending tIse Psychological
show al Fart4asld.
Mrs Mas-y lewis HAS rsfurne5 Tram
RaHgar where sne haa bean visiting
friends.
FRANK Taylor wsar Mon6aY tx Fart
land where ne vii attend rie Akasae
rssMal@gac2l show
MISS Eaarr,sr ruw:e at Oak ssascne
Elzsss<-ss ne wsesS-esa VITA aer parents
M saG Mrs. Charles. Tawfa
Prot. arr Mrs. Owen ST csasZ s2-gra
ware vlsa-1As fc2snas "a town 4ast sun
aag
fT7sends 81 Air ans Ms Ral pn
S-dgei-x et Hass-tela- Mass viii be
pleased - learn af tae arrival n their
a"TBe a. lEal- daughter. barn m
N.JE- StA- Tia -l--e une weighed
seven paGnas and Ras .,--sn named
Alfcs Ha-nbisn .tagEfg~ Ms. SsdE4-
lsy ETas before marriage, Miss Edna
Haznialen sur-rler1y Of raSs aiss.R.
Ms Charles r srZiua and aaUxr-
ter "a asIzaHs rsturlIpe3 nome SunsfaS-
after visit - tsle home &C Mrs
SflIuA parents. ai- ssla Mrs T.. p
FlsrsfT OF Augusta
Rasan contractor e = RsrslkE. ass
aanpteI I'll his wnr-k aa y4ie rraas.a,tagn
rszad through AiatA1sp ssues.r aaG ANS
EsssSzea his sion- er-usner Ia As,rassrz
f-ars VI tAe ts1a mas BOT as.sn sea AZ
talF @h1snTng es-Az nj Ear y is b.- prt
on iaisr BY the stat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

sRtUrotay evening EhRs. Hall WIS
he scene Of hisarity ana I'm. ous-s-
= aasfIirned fi=ssras st-lkea taraanga it,
halls Girls dressed as aa.s BOYS
t'-esse1 as slfrs,. saFs-Es.. old nsprhes
men. Al tle aftg ARCHES we're
there IN fat! E5r-e, Tas aenasaaaa ar
tsis was costume narrs suttsn up hr
-tae students 81 lie college As one Of
the Satr-vtav slslst entertainments. We
moving PICTURES l,esEg avasizais. his
TRIM OF 1sin was iaaagurzked,
Pool tables. buwfing asleys- cara ia
bles. were epsn to All iewnssRlrx. while
an the nasia Sour penny SIDE shows.
Eauxis aad general good times nreraslesf
TINS 70 me sseoad rear 5Hax A mas
sus.ade has s-en sir-n apa was again
. greer sus.ess
The rastrnrs wsrs unique and N
rraug rRses showed originality zns7
ere ~ pr-na-At1en Miss addasi N
the SsRharnare class rem F7sriaa y
r. wax gwen the ur7ze Gar The sass
costume she was astsreN az = sausw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

N-1+sa<uR Grange 2 Of z. sa. ass
a2ao ~ pratEa sle All day -us-e1 ing
: ssaa;siissssss ~ .sse rsasangr haaI Mesf
.AN&nR@S Wss d gssed nainasfr a al
lEsh1alea 4 business Session Was
Aein n lae forenoon followed by DIN
Tifsl' AZ noun. n the a9tssrneen tae fol
iewiE.= en1aE airie pr-arram Was r,re-
'''-ntt.t1- song service America the
tsea l-lf-ui " 'Calugnbla he Gs.n nj ne
0cfsIl1" and EGt-le HYMN III me Re
public, -anGinE er the Pilgrims.
MS Eesen GRAM ami Mrs Ruby Nc
l1E4re- 3uss q Day Dream af View
England Mrs c z LarsTsIisx
Pan Eevere's Ride. ." Mrs. j Henry
Moore SELECTIONS by the cher.
MEies III ndlst" Mrs. Harry
hailnes: essay MAKING af View Eng
lana. MRS Emerson z Parry, -.Ssar-.-
~ Early Lite IN %ew England Mrs
a "A. BLACK IA per ''Rssuslyl tiuna--v
DAYS Mrs. Frank r N-sss,: Singing
af a mefaca
The Winthrop Literary Club met
MONDAY evening Win Mrs ., n. shaw
WITH sixteen members present The
rsE CALF WaS answered by Current
Erentz- The program sfft.lnded a iae
Rap-s' 0Es, ess4All Government nv Ms
l. II faa,eaen, an interesting. piper
en ssAaE=on by Mrs NJ. Carrie
ff'ens.f- a SPLENDID pap-r on Colleges
ami PRES aratSsry schools" hr Mrs
4ss@rgs wilson and a very dne paper
.sR -slr Wiiliam PePResresl7 by M-x
J 4. hslaroE Mrs MeIir7S also Rad
a Centennial Poem" written 5p Mrs
J. NJ = WARREN Of Portland -he
c!ae VIII meet next Msasav evening
VITA kris l. r Carleton This VIII be
a asGsehala economies evening and
rale rsol cal wail ne Esasehaid Pc
eeipls
The Harns MISSIONARY Sacierv af the
Methodist 2iiaTch VIII held chicken
PIE supper aext Thursday night % the
E'esTTy
a NJ tae +. L. Maers ~ Bros COMPANY
N7sts n Eswn- Tuesday
Mrs la Xes-na Ma&field mas returned
1I'o ma TRIP +n Washington PennsvI-
wanna where she a;ls hem the guest
81 be-; SGT. Prof Ezra MaxtsslG
MIS-. zanald Z NcIareg has returned
f-aln Providence. y. / where she was
called l;Iss week bv t1e death AT her
hrptllsi%
d. 1ssfsrE Peters VIII deliver a lec-
t.aZs # vafai Importance az tiIs Meth
ed4ka es.arch next E'Faaav evanIug
1TS EeEen p kirrtaza has returned
nom 8 Tsslt with her sister Mrs. Lena
r. SssEsns. af Bangor
Mrs. EsilAs or Oakland IL tae guest AZ
l4-r aR asnfer. Mrs. E r. Starrevanf
A SURPRISE parry WIS rendered z. g.
Martin AaHsns- exsn1HE al tsls meme
al AE. assd Nh. IL "A stevens As II
as scrassan Of SET Martins fi-rhdav
he. VAS EEsEnefnse-ee WITH q aifrifiay
cake aid sxf2sr gifts These present
wsra Hiss Aaslsa- Hayward MISS Mar
=aEet McIzroy. MISS Pauline Doe Mrs
asssss!T EsaffS and Leon Cares III Al
gyzsta-
EAST-Th es'@ Viii be q Farm Ru-
neaa nesting ar tae vast--y on Thurs
aaE.- Aoy. IS. AT i0-3b e'Iiack AiBs
Helen 192rE WILL be present snn gre
lasss8'a ctsaas en- tine prenaraElaH Of
supner dishes.
EATA-k~-Mr- aEssl Asss. Csz-z .5s,sa
TetsusAH lave marea zs.-a ss4s aunSagaG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

Washing on, AesE- ls-=X lt.e- Admiral
r asa - Landon i4saay ranaasesi to
ms Navy Department tha- he was
SEaalag al s4ra1aa ais American Ia xal
'ssssst.is "a lhe Black Sea "a ssvaeaasss
Americans from inc E-lRsaa area.
he Ssaa ne had ardened the Cruisers
EGar1aaaoEa and eslSmbic rae fuel
ship Jason the EamaFa. asd AID ds.s-
tzss's.s-s IN the Msdi, =su,sasaa "a v,a
'ei2 te Eaar- Admiral AnszsswS ar
G'agsi a-1Ilnopie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
COSY HIGH NOTES

lEEs Is 1SAanE Eaa NEz-n s. Eise
zsss1ns9- Subscriptions ARE bezHa a.z.-
sssEe1=sa a. ttte several classics izzat..sf-
tae direction 81 tSeprze shei.5t.., y -s.s
IS conducting lEsc campaign ~ La
the s+=nle3,s have Secured ~ p5=c .enx-
and the IsGaznrS - Per cent ettle.
classes have hol ~ reported.
+ Xestf4l,fay 1or rae Ei.ssr tine me A.
lefRoon studies wene Iaadguratz-i II
f'8nm% = .lader she saae.-y lsinn G.
Robert p ThZrx1.sn zaa Mss Iaes
Robinson, FAlts different ln..rsat...--s 81
ne faculty ase % lake tsIs-as In IL.
n i1iTe sssi.5i-1Ig The students Also
mare ne opportunity a. inns y1Gle -
consult win uaeir Respective teachers
IN tat-sT nome raons.
The oeEs aaskFr BAL 4scn.eu les
nave been ARA aged far TIls.ssaav and
fe1e+zszE1aT al ar-nagns II each E..Ek
al +1a
RI. 'fssle E-E:is' fsaalge1 aa5F teams WI
bold frl~a sr Monday afternoons ~
81 " 4tiIatsEiaE ana Fs'saap sss,-r-
aotstls a. : If af eaeh week
ARA 2 gsn eB5s have been made Is.r
a StsrFs7t- Tina = ksg5y1rE, E,u1 n Inc A.
s+=Enisiy aa4 on Weanessssv evening
NttFe1ni1er :.
IN F'1-4a! EA-cenaeI- 70. WILL .sccur-
Ne Las at-fiasl social ID me yaz-. Il
VII be = +en under TIA auspices IL
ne s1l-aerrao's=s- Thsae. wall dss =
program Of musical numbers. winding
mp wat44 Z Sso,sai esaEat...
saiZsI'rilay nsxI, -lle cisoss Country
sssssa@s VII. 20 Ia ,laE Grove, 4na BAR
tlf1EaaL@ p : four oarnered cpass
country raca The scn4als 20 81 res,-
resented arF C0nE, oak Grove, I'd
Nara Little. and another nuI vet de-
-ss';aisse5 gpsn.
4" MSS t=s=aen F-'arz- 81 she faculty y
a nei' Aarat III -ewastsEn .san- ..a.fs.sf
taert hy ne scfaeus Illness at .es-
mother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

Eslla Caldwell and Elinr Cain third
aennrs- EeRa Caldwell holds junicr-
championship On POTATOES Chester
Caldwell second On sweet corn 65olxsa
English Won the senior seccnd homer
on canned produsts The @xhihfTs NJ
Fauiins Ba-n#S rsaiaH EagaIsn and
Jennie ES!st9E were Danr hy rae
Farm fsureAH 20 Portland IL the stat.
seed shgW
tAEan faanason Asndar night
arrived f14ssl Rossen where he Al
tended ths Nat3anal Grange
J GEaenieAf Of Gardiner was a.
caller AZ Laura Thfslnps~ns on
Ag-In~ss4ue day
ne Schools Are t2A2nE a short va
CATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

Darlington. Ky-. hov- 16---Fllzn nesr
aas opening of the A--neia N. Mine.
enc rngis esaE ef here mas entsaQEe,i
Is men WIN me -anHag-aHrua Ss-u-
ny IN ExtsnI- hT-1s hope = -ead nj
ress,nlnE taesn. affsza- Saaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17


N slle rskE Of Rsr ! sszlssssz<hrjszsa
~ k9et1l1E a<na Sut,-ss<.t, .1k11zfis !
Hz2x3gR ! sffzEre<s as amy 1Ease - iae
EsxA - Sgz far suasss 1zsra.e >sax-sz<
uaad rez1zEzl# RzEssr reEne1Fs Mu1
-nT zzE aeEH auI scg:h rss-,.ef - -
rssiszFa8 no AnlE sz4nRaszr-s. E1aREiE.
EHNn& aMREmEsRs ahEz SEsszaxi E.x~,
s'ezxketetE <zrn 4 t:;1s nessar rxtxDmsL I
nEe E-ren@4 - . surRazr MzzS wsz;s
1.r1t,lg a1Eirtsa anu even a.t.ftrs ixiea
x'ftzzsE ShealnRG2szE ssEne Of ssaern % 10
~ EaRx2 aSl- aha results E1erE zsas
sane 80 IN ny gWu Gzsf
r want sSzetE @1narar H-zzsn sIch
zaTRf NJ 1AeEzaar.s GspAiase hr-1gv 3zz1sr
marvellous kssRsiRg psGsF Dssht s4a6
a cent S1mHsr EnASi asnr ni.zas aKaS
address aaG I viii sfna Il @rss IN EE
A4EEs Es2 have sssa Il aaI IL has
lssesasa THsaif 70 be Thar tnng-iss2.sssi-
tss ntsi1as az gazing r.a II zsas 5-:,str-
ErsSElsExa. 4sgu EzlEF ssE1d ri1s r,.afe NJ =
sRs astsaI sakzz.- gsnstsrsszak- 90 A..E
wasnr vsnf aReafS assesS ysa aHe Eerz.
fs,su1F sAslsasssa 10 4send al EaI raRE
ar RES suffar Eav lnnEsr wf1sz -
sisa . Y54z4s sffnHsd you Ezztee LiEHt
s4.iaE AFrztE a0nxg
MARY u. aar.ssaR. Br- 2Ss ss LsnrE az-
Es4E.. Szz4SrsHas n. y tn
Mr 5zcksan e lnSI,ansshsf zisxsE
sI..zsln41lr t--as-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
LOCAL NOTICE

Tlae second al = series or naruls,y :,
Ia llees 81 Town 1as- "Wednesday eve
afng. ScN- =. direction Of w. L. pit
t4aa assisted by smiths orchestra
nRv4Saef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
lacks 200 of
~ 'g12l N DrI
!. Aem oersilip

mem 1tsE.. . Ia m
=. s '''toentIv ceaa EH.yssi
"-'7aa ror ne ''Y-' a tsstafs
d. # sver eight hundred.
rse <.anpaiga was
-.sii -r-ee II srgli ANXIOUS
rra'-r INA i IS axaecf-
TX tlie -suas viii
ars- Zach Gay u
8 ashs ua as members
AZ @ser 70 ara5i them
-luas 4cr1sritses wiiics,
ne building
easBaaagEe.e was net as,se
'1r 81 jgln during tre
49,, tP'aT An,rg ef signing
'"er aa r N.sGt s.fasnr ,g,-
Hs' saas whieh ~ beng
ane graz zao ses,ped on
4ai~ aaa hase aof
a41sed "a IL,
tsf~t-- IT srslsss"
as 4- s4sgsasEsesl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Firrencs S. Duryez

The program rhat lie wuinsn's a.
ga.l-z Ia .1ans az tsse entatz'v Era cssJrts-
lna1s peap.e was described By Mrs
Florence & DsaErea or New Tork. IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17


AsaH lssAac EsGaa. sssrsrss-i- e-...a aa3-
: nlti'1st''stsr ~ SYRIA WIS he prinri-
pa speaker af the a41sar'Hoen. E5s
9eaaa was barn anu bTsag1. lip u
me Near Eas-. Has suffered With tins
I,assRis tlltsa. aas lass als for. sine. DsTE
ae Is now 1r-ae anu warking for MS
people through Inc ciIaana!s Of me
Near East Relief AssoeIar2na. He
gave 11si hand Information ana his
portrayal of rae tria.s and harsasnlas
ar t8fsse Christian r1eapia maefc Z biz
IMPRESSION u1sH MS audience
t4e tesd ~ flRe seopis being Taft H.
farselsss against Taraadins hands x
Turks Tnen ne gass.an t.-sllaDsa
- ma N VT, Through : ,y,Ina-l9sc
aftkasataEe DIR -ansa Superseded Il.
tsgsiiIRfn- fi,s reIlsatses AMY. 4 ntst,
TiiisS sstc vsIRsrt f1ir s4lf-sI,sfau.s 5s,siga,i
by Inn Then nc rafurAs.a " mis- n
i've cry. Ls-aFasah. Aasssfr In Ent-
EfaeTiE ~sI@ eft "a ei3arsa az rae
al-nE St1res n T3eiderahad 4 eitv 80
slaasss tram EIalTuiah, s.ts.r 4he bqfk
ei The Russian aims aaa returned y,
saie Sasinassas- They anslaesi a aazaa
ana seid ser tae4- Ssa profits aFrlrnu-
.3f-el- rifles and God sfHffs. "A ,ysf
A.l'dlsIan naHnie Sesalrlasr aRs-nf=-
saoH rrpEE' -ht. A.ilesl. ssx- s..-1Eaer1s,s
lr yanaa gaREeilssa - Fssssaers,ss,..i
asss Lsss AssElsss2. T5saesnea assd sizs.a
-at stars ana asRn nsesi. tnar t.As
+selsler11a reLa1r-l t&s-, tilss Caucasus.
A--sr @s days 0f csAseae.ss Issa,sr ara
,al1stAsss' =xpsa1ksaee. OF a sa-as ma
aaIHrs - bur feR Ry,orasSt,,ss ~ sa.....9-
ss4' Dfi hailsa Fen.ssEasi 80 T=7aFas al
s''lss - Rna maj ssssaiiia- ~ss- aad Z.
e"'he crssalxaa war Iz= desershea I,
1saasi;s.ssrassss sseaasl sae pataeal f-aur.-
lsssH ri the psspla zza their aeses
Ei1ars THAN sa1tu an wH1sa iiea az 80.
Nll-%an TalsSi- disease ar ~ rs,x a.,,rs.
~ sas nasRsaiSanis Turk. r.. 4sssa ~
he LEEDS Of tsasse aea-4. Asax.. sszrs..-
a.ar'ss he yaaag and .siefsnsssss.. I'D
q Enat cha al Fsnaer--ss i ancDr,-
prsshing,
He stated TIA: the .i,err.as,s sr,., ss,,vs
a CAIN apnn ses Americans sa. h.,,.,,s,.-
fi4r'iaa arsnrsnies. Is xpu fs,I ~
We viii he goia he said. ah..s 80.
VIII he 4 biacs spot on vs,,r nu.z.,,,,l
afe ls csnsing lie Sad 2has 49,
A'rasr1cAai people c&nnat ne asrar I.
CHRIST ana get asgiaci ssis... !. ia
mas- Ersasrsea p Ahhst4
Mrs. FrsasIaris /, -As@ssis 50 a.
sra4e vaaSsrasus sI the Wsmesl . aars.u-
szsxluHs, sfafra shat i'm spIfe af f.
saa&sl s1fAaslaaes 1T the c1ufaHsans a.
fest sure I1aaa the waanen ara ,oaar =
az Eslssar part zna she aaass Esaas she
hsspes sas ssHszHEzstaBe xane,i 50. 1hny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

ne augusta General hospital
Taesaa Ms GLADYS t-hRss az Wa
lt-'-fils- and Ag1lrz1r Gilbert Yf Att
S4siA w@''e admitted 9ar surg.sa..
ga ~Elltn-- Those Discharged Ns.s-a
L-..1-' E-'e=arh 81 Wialhlsp ana a.-s
Hz,i,-ria Stosf-a--d # SeEs-a1se-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

women viii pc interested = ina
tIusing ant SHE af trimmed and IN
trimmed hats III D u Adams. see
tGdav's ~. 1egr rerrlai.lSaIilIe vasurs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

1tst9 N81f5-Af
=aaizs3anns. she sale r1at there ara
-a- saEaanal srgzalEzzssns fer women
IA me United States with a merrser
snip 1f abeut 81 SOC. eae. 81 Tar be
tween 80 and 20 u these na1aanRE er-
rsr-ftxzr4nris haE &c ez1rtvrStstt -s.s wore al
tbs esear East Bsste- organ ;EauleG-
Erdr-s are beng MADE "a bzlZa -a7 an
organization n eRe.h siai4 caE1tg
az ~srsIh c;la.rnEA "a see tSa1 =FErC
Brgan FED g-uuB 81 women vii care
flE a. -sasss tHe II tAe-aessig. - lnFs-n
n tl1ag land. = Is hoped fiat ine or
sgssn ICED gsTnsH E,--,-cAre FoFs al. lsSsf
are-Ae-h Of tzs qaDtz % be -ra1sed IN
The STATE M II r. A2netz OF s.seGs
Is tsss, chairman far Ma ne LII s.it.siuE
her "a X Mrs. DgEFca stated rAsag ste
feat ssiIe thar ne waneR If Maine Are
going = ds i great deR- - So rhag
Tire eh2afzen III Armenia aEez 1ass ~
-asFe4 care al
Helief W ark ass--sprsser.es
A1sl -arE.sRnE- liens thar have zp-
peared Il some u the 2ewEpapess cop
carntng TIE Near Ezst Ts@l=et- u gan
7zziE5en especially N regard Va rae
arIIs-a .lrTsaIai- sas5dR Of rzfIs '-w-arH ~
fsaf'-e1 70 bg SECRETARY MICE. H X
7l4algeG rra- z An esnerrerisv ex----a
men Wer- sInplored Il S,n4sf4z.-lnp!e
- asEIs7 n he werk. tEax tour oF these
Rasn waHs tanlR1ea % mae some menu
OF selling sa4as 81 Lae supplies -naE
Ssre saJat ever. mai they STATE abeuI
S1h.e'.H worth ef condensed mix wa4c4.
sSsu .zr-rsf
children. The men we're unprecedented.
were 1suna gritty ann wezr. senl4nc-
ed There was allssi at4.ly ae Hnls-ap-
preparation 81 flTuus ana Enest 81 the
nlik taAt Was sloien was --cBHer7aa.
Mr. Mace explained also es4ncer-nlng
= statement which appeared N some
Of the newspapers "a me effect thar
the AG2g' East Relief Association alla
given : Esas-.s expensive aanaer 81 Can
sIaAIEobie and fhaE IT the dinner
there were wsaEen dancers and The
cilanpasne No xsarsc.zzssely sd ex-
Eialaed .r-ag@ gaR sSsay.y sQs.s '-a,ss: aZes.s4
that Il wsss sra VIZ tsl,s al 5eoas- L.
a. matter et 1acE lhe 4lluraervssss7 Sser5u.
and was g s-en Ia kEsap- 1lls GOOD wall
III cer-aLn 1Gresga axfi.Iais "a wtum
T1e organization was cnder sbiiEa
ffens ThFf-ew 4zi'a it 'r,'sl.Es arr ,s.liE.
Fhssr was no sfBWlra ~ ryfirf-1y@ e,s.s
ana The GnIs- entertainer was a man
was sang As azls htsfss~ fas rms
&r- Mace aa-4ed Admiral Bristol a.
the L :. Navy 4,rat-r-itas- hIws ron
sl1i az fAysnsra-ls inapfts. vino mas saFd
that the Near East Relief mad nntn-
Eng 70 explain and mad nothing far
Whach TO apologize al rha4 dinner
La answering me Tasst.fsns asked
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-06-10
MRS. A. H. HENDRICKS DEAD
Resident of Jasper County More Than
Fifty Years.

Fifty Years.
Mrs. Mary Hendricks, widow
of the late A. H. Hendricks, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Beagle, at Alba, Monday, June 7,
at 10 a. m. She had made her
home in Jasper and was visiting
her daughter when her final illness
occurred. She had been in deli
cate health since she was partly
paralyzed three years ago.
The funeral was held at the M.
E. Church at 2 p. m. Wednesday,
the service being conducted by
Rev. D. E. Dowless, pastor of
the M. E. Church, South, of
which church deceased was a
member. Rev. E. H. Sapp as
sisted. The choir was composed
of Mines Allen Peterson and o.
lie Roberts and Messrs. Arthur
Teeter and Omer Webb; Mrs.
George Earl, accompanist. The
pallbearers were Will Tabler, Fred
Gresham, Fred Crandall, VernNun-
nelly, Nathan Patterson and
Frank Grow. Interment took
place in the Jasper Masonic Gem
etery.
Mary Margaret Pirtle was
born in Owen County, Ind,
March Is, 1848. She came with
her parents to JASPER County in
about 1865. She married Richard
Meare3 in April 1866. To this
union three children were born =
Samuel M. and John W. of Los
Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Anabel
Beagle of Alba, this county.
She also leaves a brother and sis
ter, VIM. T. Pirtle Of Jasper and
Amanda Ogden of Streeter, Ill.
Her husband died in 1873 and
in 1876 she married Andrew II.
Hendricks. To this union were
born Cora Ward and Emma Hard
away, both of Jasper. Mr.. Hen
bricks passed away March 8, 1912
During Mrs. Hendricks long
residence in this county she had be-
come known and loved by a wide
circle of friends. She was a home
loving woman and devoted hel
lifeit her home and family. She
lived a long and useful life. Her
family have the sympathy of the
community.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-06-10
wIsEcARvER FOR TREASURER
Long Experience in the Office Emil
nently Qualities Him.


Charles E. Wisegarver Of Carthage is
hereby announced as candidate for
the Office of treasurer Of Jasper County
subject to the Republican voters at the
primaries August g..
Charley" as he is Familiarity known
by his friends and many acquainGances,
is peculiarly fitted for the office he
seeks by reason of long experience under
former county treasulers. He served
four years as deputy under County
Treasurer j. T. B. Yaryan, Republican,
and when the latter's Democratic Sue
cessor, S. S. Nix, went into the Office
Mr.. Wisegarver was retained because
OF his efficiency, faithfulness and the
unfailing courtesy that characterized all
his relations with those having business
in the treasurer's. Office. He remained
in the Office under Mr.. Nix six years,
resigning year or so ago to work in
the recorders Office under Ed Gerkey.
Mr.. Wisegarver has a wife and two
children and they live in their own
home on South Garrison avenue, Car
thage. He is a man OF unquestioned
character and integrity and enjoys the
confidence and friendship Of all who
know him. He will appreciate every
vote given him, and if elected to the
treasurer's Office VIII give the public
business careful and honest attention.
Advertisement.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-06-10
PITTS FARM SOLD AM AUCTION
Andrew and Fred Gresham Bought il
for $24, 1882.

The old j. C. Pitts farm, con-
tanning 253 Sc acres, on the base
line one mile west of Jasper, was
sold at auction last Thursday aft
ernoon to settle the estate OF the
late j. C. Pitts. The farm was
bid in at $97 an acre by w. S.
Crane of Carthage for Andrew and
Fred Gresham. The heirs to the
estate are Mrs. Lucy Pitts and
her sons L. E. and H. F. Pitts.
Aprize of $25 offered for the
nearest guess to the price per acre
the farm would bring was won by
Mrs. Burl Vincent and Charley
Sullens both having guessed $97,
and the prize money was divided
Part Of this land once belonged
to George Gresham, father Of the
new owners. JIG. Pitts, bought
it OF George Gresham "a years ago
The present tenant, Charles
Bradshaw, will remain on the
place until about March /. The
Gresham brothers are among Jas
per County's best farmers and as
their other places lie nearby this
will give them good opportunity
to extend their operations.