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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
BUSINESS men
Of SOUTHEAST
GIVEN Dinner
Mayor Schriver Welcomes Visitors
to City-Obsect Of Trip to
Midwest Told.

Mayor H. NJ. Schriver. at the
noon luncheon given in honor of
the $50 business men Of the south
eastern states, at the Masonic tenn
pie in Rock Island today, under
the auspices of the Rock Island
Chamber OF Commerce, officially
welcomed the visitors to the city.
About four hundred men were in
attendance at the noon luncheon.
After declaring that "the keys to
the city are yours" Mayor Schri-
yer concluded his address of well
come by extolling the many advan-
tages of which Rock Island boast
ed, and by expressing his belief in
the great benefit that was bound to
result from the visit of the delega-
ton of southeastern business men
to this community.
Ellis Crenshaw, cracker manu-
facturer of Jacksonville, Fla. ad-
dressed the meeting in behalf OF
the visitors. After paying a beau
tiful tribute to hospitality extend
ed them by Rock Island and Moline
since their arrival in that place
this morning, and expressing the
whole-hearted gratitude of the
party, he presented the aims of the
trip and the object which it was
hoped to achieve.
Seek Shipping.
While the primary purpose Of
the excursion Of the $50 business
men from the southeastern Atlantic
ports to the great midwest was fol
the purpose Of getting together and
getting acquainted, the chief aim
he said. was to divert much Of the
shipping of this territory from
New York and other northeastern
Atlantic ports to those of the south.
east. He declared that by a more
general use of the southeastern
ports for shipping purposes, much
OF the freight congestion in New
York and other terminals, with
which shippers were contendins
would result in greatly relieving
the deplorable situation and result
in benefit to all concerned.
Preceding the speech by Mr.
Crenshaw. the meeting was ad.
dressed by c. P. Skinner, mayo,
OF Moline: M. r. Carlson, forme,
mayor of Moline, and at presen,
state senator; William Mcintyre
who acted as toastmaster, and W
A. Rosenheld. who called the meet.
ing and welcomed the visiting bus.
mess men.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
Obituary
Mrs. Shelby Mccoy,

Funeral services for Mrs. Shelby
Mccoy will be conducted at -2:30
tomorrow afternoon in the resi-
dence, $50 Frtieth street, Rock Is
land. Interment will be in River
side cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

A new electric cloth-cutting de-
vice has thin circular knife which
revolves At . rate Of 5000 revolu-
lions per minute and cuts through
many thicknssses Of the cloth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

The present area Of campho, :,
forestation on the island a. ~
mosa is 1850 acres. and som. :
the trees are from FIVE hundrsS =
. thousand years old.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
JOHN GUSTAFSON
OF the GuStafsOn Clothing eOmr

VA VIC UuSsAAcv" SAVShAnS cOmP1nys
Merchants have been obliged to
pay from Is to 20 per cent increases
for fall stocks and consequently the
increase must be tackled onto the
retail price. The only thing certain
Is that the increase will come"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
A. E. SIMMONS,
Secretary. Treasurer N. L, Parker
Co. Davenport.

This action OF merchants in
starting propaganda in regard to a
drop in price would have created
one OF the greatest panics the coun-
try has ever known had it not been
for the Intervention Of the federal
reserve board In preventing fnan-
cial disaster. Those dealers who
are pursuing this course are not
doing Il because they are public
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

Manager Of the Boston Shoe store:
advances in price Of fall foot
wear will hardly be more than 20
to Is cents on 4 pair Of shoes. This,
IN comparison with previous in
creases ranging as high as $3.50
and S."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

H 10
Z 30 30

Sever
worth
the city
be mad
ceived (
up unit
June 5
storm
The iss
gems on
compiled
teenth
street 8
$4,000
Forty-s1
out Of
ing It
bonds ID
ject.
Funds
sale OF
ed TO b.
complet|
drain Fl
Third 8
nue., up
north Il |
Ninth st
The G.
Frazier
pany of
Gals hd
stand Il +
has bee1
and tina
way her
be five b
inforced
fve-fOot
The CT
bonds al
taking 1
debtedne
For II
city furl
to the t
debt Of
valuation
total boz
s239,213.
alarm S
bonds, I
judguen
nent al
waterwO
tension
elevated
there is
waterwo
forming
ment del
The as
erty is [
s7o4,eO5;|
stock, 5 +
075; raj
rate per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
MUNICIPAL COURT

Tnfur1,Al hearing was hEad oesovk
Judge Robert - C0uT On NanClay
mggling al the municipal coaIrI in fA1e
case of roung g1r1. - wears OF age
whose reputation Was ngI If me best
and who has WORRIED -he police de-
nArnsn1 fer some time pssf BIZ ne-
srre+1 walking. She was charged
with disordsrsv conduct with M
visible means OF support Al the
close NJ the hszszng she WIS placed
II, charge Of the palice EnRt-Son with
the suggestion that she mend her
WAYS Immediately and The further
suggestion that Z she Is seen street
walking ur requgnring dance halls.
and f the case is made cut against
her. t.1At she would be likely 70 be
committed 70 the WoEnanss ge4ur-nG-
tory zt SkowheEan or 10 jail. The
warrant is being continued u the
case
The prosecution N this ease was
based il is understood. upan q desire
OF the palice department and others
20 deal with those who are showing a
disposition toward immoral conduct
at public places and Tn the streets Of
The city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
FARM BUREAU NOTES

-as wonen's division Of tne Ben
7G1n Farm Bur~au has -s.usr-aa -=orer
ms tup" IN ras zig membership c2rn-
pAlEa which he County Farm Bureau
Is carrying On TIE Membership
quota al 1aGies Tor Benton was =.
0t.lar communities that have secured
their membership quotas are Chez
ssa, F1rminEa2le. Monmouth ana
Windsor fuG. the men membership;
Benton. FAI-uiaE[iA1a. Fa<s11e. Mon
mouth. NJ Vernon ReAdhsld. Rsves-
Sde- Nassalbara and wzrIaruD. fnr
rae woman Members Winthrop now
hEs - women members. tas larEesE
number u women nanbEsrS n The
county I 2 % date znzs members have
5s.a1l rsp0r-ed N The County member
strip c0atssI-ass zoen and 4s7 women.
The qGlu1a for Asansbae Is zasS
The woZnsns division al. tts Ehel-
ssa Farm Bureau held a meeting
Saturday a. the Grange hal. with Il
ladies II attendance Christmas
Suggestions WAS ne -opac 81 ne
meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

SECRETARY 1anuun has arranged ers-
h zig swimming .EnSs1 ID be hfl6 in ta1e
pEssi On the morning af -tEzn1 Gzss-s wing.
aRE unde- rtae direction 81 Physical
Dtrsr1nr 2 NJ SanbaTa- -ases VIII
be two divisions The seniors cgrnysgIs-
81 Of Buys II high sctaoo5 age. and sun-
lur-s the Buys gf grammar suhogl age
The events VIII consist II dives fnr
farm plunge for distance. and & So
ylErd dash. Suitable pr1Ees VIII ne
awarded the winners N each event
there beanE GrE- serona ana Is7irvI
prizes Another feature Of the o1n-
tests VIII ne q rx-1ay Enca, three teams
70 participate. with four men 20 q TENN.
The disIEnce Required ~ ctTVs- VIII
se Ii Eards The contests waI STAR
al 70 O'clock and are open % znE 81
Iels members N the required aEsA
There VIII be q Ee1-toEe1t1tsr If -t3ns%
Interested N wireless teaeE-z-1fIv n r.TR
Assembly hal Gga Wednesday evening
IF this weak al : CLOCK. and ail wfaa
care &c 5xin Isse C. I'D are requested u
be al It11s meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

pessrsur On rse faculty Of the CHa-
varsity af Mime ClaieEr af LaE.
Mis-. FeahcaE was prominent IN So
c1a activities af the university anu
rgr.a. = member Of several clubs ann
the United PARISH church
Four daughters survive. MISS Nafsts
B.. n sspasEnure IN the univsssstF.
and tae Misses EzsEafrsf1. Hsae1 ana
Clara in the orrno' Eigh ss:slrE3 z-er
NEITHER. Mrs. Mary B. Blakasaey. Is
nftnr in Rfuekfine. MISS A nrufsssr.
RHb<as E1akesssr resides IN wSiies-
sey Kills. . SISTER Is tae wife Cd P-Of.
1ssan c. Tracy of Yale and azassnss
sister, Miss Duruthr Blaksslsw, alsa
Hsssx IN Sew Haven. Prayers win be
SD here NundA- daurninE. and the
funerna viii he in Wide Memorial
Chapss in Por1szna Tuesday after
oKzxn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
National Health Con-
ference on Nov. 30
and Dec 1 In Detroit

DETROIT Mich. Nor -F9aas are
developing RAPIDLY for q national
health conference 70 be held In De-
r-soll- S0r- % and Dec !. 81 which
Representatives Of health depzr--
menrs Eum ali Of the larger cites IN
the country wiil discuss the housing
situation and It's effect upon the
hezsfa af the pe1pie-
Officials Of the local board Of
health are conducting a health sur-
vey % determine the difference IN
death rate between cen1e-S Of tsre
CITY thai are crowded and raoss
where the number of persons IN a
gsTe1 territory Is not as great Sim
liar surveys ere being conducted IN
ether large cities Of the csurt-T and
reports VIII 5e submitted AZ TIE
meeting here
The HeE--alt survey is q repetition
Of one conducted II 1913. Several
cross SECTIONS OF the csty were
chosen for the survey and rspr,ese.,-
lalre blocks IN These sections IN
spes1ad- The death rate per czpita
5 oss2g figured upon las following
factors:
The number of families In ssses.
apartment
The number or parsons In esch
room
The number of persons using eact,
laga1ory-
The number af persons an ZACH
acre
The number Of -ouYne-x
In previous surveys q much haE-1-
e- death rate WIS found N CROWDED
csuIsrS than n less populated dis
Er7esrs and TSe same finding IL sx-
pesred this rear
The aim of the conferences. scrErzs-
ing u Tar Henry r. Vaughan. De-
r-o1t's health commissioner. il n
arznE 70 ras attention of TIE csrn-
Try Ire danger "a srsrc-uwding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
E-sdsrsc a. Durham,

Word has been received here q
the passing away Of FREDERIC A
Dunhzm AZ ms home al Portland
Oregon. Oct - de vas formerly
Of TINS city. lie has been II poor
health fur some time which Was
brought ON or 4 nervous breakdown.
Mr. Durham Was born II Augusta
ana when L YEARS Of age went WITH
his 7larants,s Mr. ana Mrs W5iliam
Durham 70 Portland. Oregon. ID
lye- Both Of his parents haN#
PASSED away and azz. buried there IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Greenwich Village !
In Lii Ole" New York
Has Been Reformed

View York. Ne1. - GyeeawsEa VII
lsge has bean rezur-ned
asraxrd & Err5Ent cnisre sumrnis-
zsunHr NJ View Eork CIR. is ar1hor-fy
enr the statement Indesl IN his an
l1Al rs1euT Ii the nRyr which hxs
-us1 been MADE rsEnlic. he dexo1es cnn-
siderable space To View E1rk,s Bctae-
niEa Quarter. zmons IN aiay and
ncvsz the country 9rer.
Lang-aRlred nen and Enres-hxzrea
seriously recesraa the repgg- On their
district Win sSrnrsairg aA.n 20 anger
P-up-5s1ags af uof1ee nuus1s znd Eif1
shops n, whica -.srznozphsre- is the
r;-,tS stock IN trzde disalkye6 mixed
feelings. acwerer.
Every knock beusr-zud rzttaf-ir
puhllcstT." was the way they grsez-
ed wx,rZi thai their village nza a-sn
purified
This WIS the sscrsun Of Carnrnis-
sinner Ear gtfs rpz,ar- -a1Ez STIRRED
OCCUPANTS Of RItzcs and basement
with saar1aes TO the gods NJ fitera-
r-lra and painting
Far rear or Two praur To gRuuzrr
A4+<@N A-<AG AZ 1<r<-x1-
with village a series Of Bohemian
restaurants winch had a11Ssxatsds - 4
= host II slghtsz+ss and rnorssiu MIND
81 pF--szgns w1lc7 hEd : faded aryt.-
TIE 1er sensation Arrng -aass who
came were many " tire degenerate
FF7ee Of ssrA sskas. wap participated n
1hs absurd diversions offered II these
places 81 h1gh Fr7ces And dancAa -
9REz music with zll IF the -snicul Gus
and sometimes raEresfsre ana 1is1zEt-
ING eanffurf wnsDh an characteristics gf
guca -esxfzs
"A ChinHEs fune-zl Of a Eop1 Indian
snake 1anre would be FAR -nure antsr-
=<1-nE and entertaining. bEt a curtain
foelissh ENG degenerate appetite for the
unusUAl or ssnsat3unRl nuE-sy re-
c--aItss5 from outside New yurk. Sro-
netea by s3igatseainr car grnf.ssx and
other parasites. sept THESE slanss alive
ana proved taat Bxr-1um was right re-
Ea-nIng the mental czparasy II scsrne
ptaplr
These conditions Immediately re-
celred the aT1entzun OF this asukr4-
nszt. VITA Iae result TINT s<veraa q
them discontinued business write
t.suse that Remained are otaligsa 70 kess
within the LEW. As they 2r~ no ignges
allowed u dsu1 the law ar To cxssr t<
the aeE7rzEed tastes Of their reEuls,
c3iEnteiAL tals section viii soen bscurn.
) Urakst-se.4re - The slgntssF~ xs1d vii,
be restored 70 is previous status O.
respectable residential ana husaDsss
nAaEnnuraood~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

I7Ear western home city Fredes1r
married q western gs-a HI wesnf into
ina printing and real estate business
being very successful N his business
Els wife and TWO children SURVIVE
Elm Els chlldren are bo1h znxr-1ed
and are living. IN Portland. Oregon
Cousins IN Maine and in Bnzon sar-
we INN End he was nephew Of
the Late George Cross or Augusta.
When N tins CRY he WIS employed
nF Z Z Alien leaving has EMPLOY
z1ezI 70 80 out west Ee was algAlr
r7espec-ed and lsv,ed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

NCRTH-Fre6 Blake hss returned
1-o7n his hunting TRIP around Monse-
bead nike with two deer which ne Sc
cured ar Chesnnrnnk-
Evan Bragg and sSEn wenlRIl 1efr
SarzsrxiAr for ksene- y. f. where ne
with hlE family viii pass ThKnfzsgzr-
.anE II the home ri his sisisr. Mrs Dr.
Weston
Lara Field PASSED the week end with
htr sisters Mabel znd Annie il, Water
VILE
Mrs T&EUafns Fisher Of Freepurz in
sEss-s'ss,d White E1ase EARrter. o. & &.
THURSDAY evsaslaE
sidney Grange held IT'S ArSr d1Y
messing tssD sss- season THURSDAY
There was y svca as1snakrrH rsae
tAlird Hnn tsazrrn degrees Bers c<sla-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
MRS. HELEN y. PEABODY
PASSES AWAY AT oRONn

Creme. Me-. Nsvs .e-aars- I5essn ",
Peabody wife Of Prof Clarence II.
Peabody. 10 dead at her hsssne hssx
affs- very shur4 Illness she was :
native sf Rroekline. Mass, the daagt-
te- OF Rsr- Erastns Elakesasy. ~iaesr
kT1Uwn KS pHhiisf1er uf Snradar
sz.apal lessons anH nfEsnxarN- she
Was a E-77uars of Wellesley and mar
r-ea PryEf PeAlsusr IN Igfsas They
lived IN Portland anfzl IE3S wh~r,
P-uf- Essatssdr came here Ga take q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

SURE A-NsfS en- the STATE read
Esis tt-s-si suspended Fur t2ais rear,
about Ssse-asAf the entire ass.anse ss,-
Ing cosnplsaeta
Among thor from vassnIt.ryp
Grange whe attended tine sessions III
tina National tssGEEs IN 3sxtxsn wsxx-
MT and Mrs Il . Mzrssan. MIS- r. O..
Hnsssr- Mrs. Belle RerkAns. Mrs. Z :.
BragE- Mr.. and Mrs y. d Rnna
East Kessnessec Ponunz villa rnees
with China Grange Tassaar. Nsr -
The Dsussnher sns-s1ng win be asaE
with wir1ssuw Grange Dee 4 wsiss
waii be the ese-tsan of affice--s Tor zae
ensuing ve2r.
Kennehec Lsoag.. Eo- Ii 7 Q. o n.
viii azn1er the s<ronE degree SSvs sAl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

wBGE-lu0 Lma Williams u
Sarkmzn 10 visiting friends here
The Grammar and primary scnopls
arr clusea snr rhep Thanksgiving re-
cess TIE Hixa a.hoo1 win not csnse.
as - much time Was losg NJ the arss
Cd the year.
Nr ana Hrs Leslie J. purgzn have
refxrnud 10 Skinner axter visiting
Mrs HHnxw Kennedy
aturg1s Dnry.n and Fred Harvey
hzre RETURNED 10 Dead River dErn-
ATTAIN Dargsn PASSED tire we-a- end
~ homie
M ana Mrs Ed Iunbe- are
passing few wasssSs at home They
hAse been waEsxtnE ~ MAssaesd
The Grammar srhena hnsd snx
snuinl and danra ~ rhs rown hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Ias crew OF tas CITY hlEnway az
azr--nsn1 WIS engaged Munaay In npr-
znE TWO u me siless gwnea br the de-
az-1Zns-1t f-rzn their TURNER locations
70 The ssszs-n SszI- If the city highway
ard an CEz1f1a street These suiia-
zngs ware nJEed n ardsr that sae
state highway department cAa GRITTY
sn rs waIsrk Of excarA1ng fur the new
state highway garage On the land Just
west OF tae cry DEPARTMENT. var-a.
Street Engineer PAU Simpson states
thaE the city crew viii Sam he<-r u
hE1l nure grzrea far maintenance
work IN the West River raac ana
a1aHr szrHsIs. and viii ALSO crzrraals1e
the WORK On fas Weston street siae-
walk Sand VII ne hEuiad END put N
me baxes At different parts Of the
c-ET 1ur the sanding Of the sidewalks
Il the hills curing the wtnfsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

P1ERs Are bang made for a atr1rH.
Thlrh VIII os sar--ea Monday evening.
Nor- = Il me Augusta Girls CFun-
rnErllfT Cub nDnse 20 tsguss Interested
n investing II. the stock Of the Ks.zIfls-
beg Navigation Ca The dinner VIII
es under the auspices Of the AaEusrz
Chamber II Carnrnrrr-s and ahau. egH
Tlsupie VIII ha -ntgtei Representa-
J4zTes Of me CrastYs Of BATH VIII as
present 70 address the nesting, xne
/ IS sxs'es-sa tflat enc af the speakers
# the evening w3ll he Waiter & Cid
aesu. c7ucssl ror the ca7npxnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

William IA MOODY. who no1ored
. California . shur- time aga, has
T7sT-sxssea a-aA resumed has duties al
r--ze JUUraE1 office as press-nan He
1n6ss S1e weather here somewhat
cpnls- 5ut Maine is Maine" and
Bill IS EIM and rs he found rents
on EEae Pacific coast almost unob-
tsi4-zole- &c Accordingly made ms
WY eastward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

MRS Maul LszwEt1. WHO has bean
employed w the y. w Adams ca.
n this CRY. ind who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis
III ne Gardner Hospital. has gone 70
Oakland 10 wiE1T her parents M
and Mrs Aasan Bick<or7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

The dAnce event of the season is
1lsEazf.G 10 take place AZ Augusta City
hall Thursday evening. Nov. "a a
aunresT VII he in orzaer previous NJ
Tie dance " L P1tman VIII have
ne dfrssetaun of the affair and with
q rev Of giving 1he patrons only the
TH.y best u mus8E the services of
Smiths eaga1- piece orchestra has
been ssrrrsd The quality and ae-
STABILITY If the music rendered by
The Chirksg1Ig grand ulaao Is ussd
and : car VIII E-1n n Gardner foi-
owing rae 51nca-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

TIE gnpwp3uws nzzde their fsrsi I'D
pakrance fur +ase winter On Monday
morning ana Fr a sfsur- time the SNOW
eHzi af several inches wfTiEt, esszne en-
Sunday night WIS c3ezr~d frurn The
sidewalks Eight sssuwpisws were IN
Rse yesterday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

so ssea Men are looking Far-
2fs grand psw-wow with
-. -lhs n Gardiner this
4 'a'EH lass viii be given
y - 1i's-'ee ana fur Tins par-
ann Of Peguzwhea
''s-l&na Mills hns bean tn
- 1'paiiy The work ana have
- mas tealn Is a crack ant
IN Farr7ur desr-e and
\ - al ever View England.
efNAA -Fzh@ OF wssrzsEes
|ssn.. n7'tisa 20 attend. Ii
- ;" 'Ele@s' ths visitors or
- q u bs : O'clock train on
an en4nE with ths HaIlawell
zn Carps. A>.xr ms
vus; vii hs se-~ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
County Register of Deeds John u

N7VAAAs Aezs4sf<E q A<tStIk OH IA
-2szmaa Is proudly exhibiting 10 his
trends his Thanksgiving dinner
which VIII consist Of turkey. The
bird Is al exceedingly large une Of
TIE gohbler species and ocrariss a
prominent place n the show window
or the BT-Jwnel & Ncfsraw grocery
store On State sz-ast. directly appe-
ste the office Of its owner In the
court house. where Z wafchfai and
hungry eye is kesp4nE vigil over ms
rEcelenCy fur the next few remain
rig days The bird tips the szzlas
81 40 pounds and Nj Eastman
thinks i VIII be more BIZ rAe time
fl1ss4- fag execution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

The Pine T-s.s State Is represented
here TINS winter by H H. Earzles-
and L 5. FosS Of Augusta who
have LATELY arrived from their An
SIlsfa horne--Tanpg lF-ag Morn
ing Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

William E. Cross ms Oh exhibition
II tae. market Of Leslie Young q
large. handsome buck which is me
result Of a -acsn1 hunting 4-ap made
IN the north woods The animal
wa3Ehed ne2r4y eatg pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Mrs Eugene Strickland and chill
dre1. Christine and Evelyn who
have been visiting n Oakland VIII,
Mr. ann Mrs. Rsues Moshs-. laars az
rived n the city and plan 70 pass the
winter acre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

d.. 4. y. FasTE-. MAUr7c. Appleton
and Conr1d Bragg returned MrnoHv
aerer7aun rom a weeks hunting trip
IN tae vicinity II Brassun IKE and
brought hack witt, them goosilr ssir-
ply Of game. Mr.. Bragg secured q
lRrre lsack weighing aksgut zoe pounds
and with an 1z-pnInt set of antiers.
Mr.. Appleton ssIet an eiEfr-painr huEk
and 4 due. and II foster se<sur-sd a
doe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

On account Of the holiday the
0sseopA1tric Clinic VIII be postponed
this week. But VII De held aext weak
"Wednesday as usual. Dr. 2 NJ. Gp-
drcke xii De- n charge Of the vEsrk
hours z-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

James e. Taylor and party mo-
t0rz.d ID Guilfor1 SATURDAY. last
where AFy were the guests of
friends The parry returned late
Sunday evening, reporting that they
found TIE roads n exceedingly good
condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

among vae business callers a Mon
1EF's session Of me prabBtR caur-
were Mrs Amy woad Davis DR.. NJ.
: CzaoaI1tstl and Martin Bla-sden Of
n a-ezzattIle- Charles ]. Cole and John
Z. Carson Of Readheid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

There VIII be u sanr1 business
meeting Of The Wo1uan's Missionary
society of me former Penney Me-
nr1laf Free Baptist church this
Tuesday afternoon AZ : O'Clock with
Mrs =. E Penney. I Summer street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Mrs Ellen wynan has CLOSED her
home Ii Oakland and has arrived in
this CITY ID PISS the winter with
hsr son Walter 8 wrman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Frsfay evening. The proceeds real
ned were sver sas.
Mr. ana Mrs w J. HoIway we~~
AZ Skgwasgan urer The vrs,st-..ua-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Z : -tis Gtys l2rge highway
g Eiis arre-nufiuE % take
----fes III .l2si 2o;1rs 1ele N c. r.
SA>-E &1n2Gv z1-e-1oun Studded.
= .Fo w.4s-as INTO the deep
= JFTES q me amount If SNOW
= -asrs l wls impossible 10
~ machine Ont uoder It's own
I Ts-s several hours before
!. = NaEsse -1m ffg awkward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Thomas r. Lsunard. upurtr ssT-- seq
rlaEArr. was ! business caller Monday
al Clinton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

~Af aausa Track sf EarnltSxre
d - iis4ss4uz through the city
--ItF-lazr when c1mirE
s III s43dded TO sne side.
= a lt'tE'auHs post breaking II
80 aha sailing a guuzlF
Y II l12a- Fur-urzzssy the
~ as1 1al-- II was under
I* rack lad ezrns trnrn Wa
A-iaa Gt.s- being reloaded
q i1s war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Miss Marion Bachelor has been
qslarznfsnsi with dirhfhes1a I'll her
home AT 81 Sewau street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Mr. AND Mrs Z & Gordon NJ
Clinton nave arrived IN the CITY and
viii PASS a few weeks here with rel.
aTirES