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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
Local Business Concern
Widen Scope of Activity
Sank Centre Motor Inn Incorporates
with Well Known Business
Men at Head

After being in business for about
one year the firm Of Rattle & Jensen,
operating the Motor Inn Service Gar
age on Third street, have found it
necessary to enlarge their scope of
doing business, with the result that
the Sank Centre Motor Inn, lncor-
porated, has sprung into existence.
Articles of incorporation have beea
filed with the Secretary OF State, and
will continue for period OF ~
years. The capitol stock of the co.,
poration has been placed at $5O,OOO
to be paid in at such times and IN
such manner as the board of direc-
tors see necessary.
The general nature of the business
shall be to buy, trade, sell, deal IN,
lease, store and repair automobiles,
motor cars, motor trucks, wagons,
buggis, carriages, tractors, and other
mechanically propelled vehicles, au-
tomoble parts and accessories; to own
sell, mortgage real estate and per-
sonal property as may be necessary
to carry on the business of said cor
poration.
The corporation will commence
business Sept. A, 1920, and the IN
corporators are William H. Rattle,
Chas. E. Bohall, and Gunder Jensen.
The first officers will be William r..
Rattle, president; Grnder Jensen,
vice president, and Chas. +. BohaI'
secretary and treasurer.
All of the gentlemen connected
with the Motor Inn are well known
and successful Sank Centre men. The
Herald understands that the active
management of the corporation will
be IN charge of Messrs. Rattle and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
Military Funeral
for Private l.. BOtz
Buried Here Saturday Under Aus
pices of American Legion
Died in England

The funeral of Leopold H. Borz
son of H. Botz, who died in Liver
pool, England, was buried from the
Congregational church here Saturday
afternoon. Rev. C. S. Sparkes, Of
floating.
The funeral of Leopold H. Botz
der the auspices Of the Robert j.
Swift Post, American Legion.
In comfority with information re-
ceived last week, the remains arriv-
ed here Friday afternoon. They
were met by a guard Of honor com,
posed of Legionaries.
At the grave, salutes were firec
and taps sounded, Robert Swift
Post, in uniform, escorting the body
to it's last resting place.
Private Leopold Botz was % years
of age. He was member of an En-
gineer regiment, and died in Liver.
pool following an illness which he
contracted while enroute, overseas
with his regiment.
Deceased is survived by his father
Henry w. Botz of Sank Centre thret
brothers, William J of Sank Centre
Joseph of Watkins and Simon T. Of
Dakota and two sisters, Miss Verens
and Mrs. John Gritzmacher of this
place.
The dead soldier was a native o.
Sank Centre. He made his home here
most of his life and entered into the
army from this city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
A BIT OF HARD LUCK

Troubles always comes in punches
to some people, and Vern Sykes IS
no exception to the rule. On Sunday
last, Mr.. Sykes undertook a little
pilgrimage of his own via automo-
bile. He rambled over the country
and strayed as far away as New
London before the real activities"
of the day began. While travelling
through that neighborhood, he
lost the spare wheel to his car. He
did not make the discovery before tho
car did and was brought to his senses
when that vehicle took advantage OF
an opportunity to clay Down" and
proceeded to "shed" rear wheel
He was alone, and fortunately surfer"
ed no injury other than to his temper.
The damage to the car was not SUIT
ficient however to entirely stall his
journey and he was able to make re-
pairs and proceed on his way.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
CLUB CAFE SOLD

Earl Coyle, manager and owner ct
The Club Cafe on Main street, dis
posed of his restaurant property, on
Tuesday to Mrs. M. M. Thompson of
st. Cloud. Mrs. Thompson will take
the Management of the place. on
September 1st. TT, new owner 3
experienced in restaurant and hotel
work and will be assisted in manag-
ing the new establishment by her two
daughters. Mr.. Coyle, founder of the
Club Cafe, has been a resident of
Sank Centre for the past three years:
He has not decided upon his future
business course. -SfT5,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
WILL HOLD HOG SALE

The Stearns County Fair Associa-
ton is arranging to conduct hog
sale at the fair on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th. The matter is in the
hands of County Agent Huntemer,
who is now endeavoring to get in
touch with the pig fanciers and
breeders who may be induced to en-
ter the Sank Centre Sale. The mat
ter of inaugurating pure bred hog.
raising IN Stearns county is one of
which the association is giving con-
siderable study and this sale will be
conducted in the hopes that Steanrs
county farmers will take advantage
of the opportunity to improve their
pig stock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
AN OLD TIME SHOW

A regular old time medicine ven
der visited Sank Centre last Satur-
day night and staged the old medi-
cine show stunt at the corner of Third
and Main streets. AS in the days
gone by, this Lad had the average,
few cheap tricks, little over-worked
comedy an dthen the usual business
of passing among the audience
with his wares. About the only miss
ing features of the performance were
the tape worm in a bottle and the
clown and ballot dancer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
WATER MAIN BREAKS

The breaking of water main on
Main street between Fourth and
Fifth, resulted in water in THAI
section of the city being cut off Mon
day morning while repairs were be-
ing made. The break was repaired
during the day and service resumed.
Sunday night difficulty was exper-
fenced with the light service and for
a time this trouble marred the per-
formance at the local picture show.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
TO PREACH FROM BOAT

Rev. c. A. Anderson, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church will de-
liver a "Gallilee" sermon on Sunday
evening. 1t is the object of the pas
tor to follow as closely as possible
the true Gallilee services of Christ
and for this reason, the sermon will
be preached from a boat on Sank
Lake. The congregation will be in
vited to attend the service either in
boats or on the shores of the city
park. Appropriate music will be
furnished for the occasion.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
NEW HERALD FEATURE

Beginning this week the Her
aid is adopting a new story fea-
ture which should be of inter-
est to the little folks. The
STORY is "Daddy's Evening
Fairy Tale, and will run in
one column series each week.
Read this weekly story to the
children. They will enjoy ev.
cry minute of it. If the Her
aid is not in your home, sub
scribe now and get these stor-
les from the very beginning.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
ALL DECKED OUT

Sank Centres Finest" all decked
out this week. The brand new fall
uniform has arrived and with the
new brass buttons and the hobby
new cap with "Police," across the
front, gives the new head of the Pub
lie Safety Department a new lease
on life and the dignity beftting his
office. &.r
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26
WILL BE REPRESENTED,

A delegation of Sank Centre viii
take part in the casting tournament
at Lake George Sunday afternoon.
The local delegation will go as indi-
vidual contestants, and not as repre-
sentatives of the Sank Centre Rod
and Gun Club. It is believed that
more than 100 fishermen from all
sections Of the state, will take par.
in this meet. At the tournament a
state organization of Casters" will
be organized.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26

Boha1l, while Mr.. Jensen, who is a
machinist of ability will be in charge
of the mechanical end of the bust
ness.
The new corporation will continue
to handle automobiles of standard
makes and will increase their scope
of doing business fast as conditions
warrant. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26

Mrs. E. E. Jamiseon of Minneapo-
lis is visiting with Sank Centre rel
atives and friends this week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26

J. P. Otto and family Of Waite Park
Mrs. Ben Otto, Mrs. Anna Terfehr
and Mr.. Raden of st. Cloud, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Pischiske and son Joseph
of West Union, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ruehmann and Miss Minnie Meyers
If Sank Centre, spent Sunday with
the Theo. Otto family at Fairy Lake.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26

Mrs. P. E. Leavenworth arrived
Tuesday from Tonkawa, Okla, for a
visit with Miss Harriet Wheeler.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Murphy and
children arrived Saturday from Ada
20 attend the Johnson Buckley we'd
ling. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. john
son are sisters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
WINTHROP

ET-ER-EE-old -obsv u BH-h
was the guest over Summary Ene the
holiday Of Mr.. -ohsys parents. Nj.
and Mrs. Z z -obev
Mrs. L : Wsodman, H H wa6E-
worth and Mrs. L A Bailey with
Frank Turtle as cflRfFs-. started Mon
day night On al automobile E-1p 70
New York
Charles Bailey VIM mas jUs- grad
Gzre6 Ernn q school II View z ork, mas
accepted d position IN Boston. and
started Monday night TO enter upon
Eis new duties
MI and Ms Prank Tavlo-, Gem
err THvin-. Miss Alice Clougn and
Mrs. Karin Higgins went by aE1o-
mobile Monday evening 70 Oak Grove
u e1rand thai evenings par Of the
commencement program
NJ. and Mrs. ] T CoIbu-n u Fan
dn1pt were callers Tuesday al the
7 NJ :. A 1z-n NJ CDTsu~n has
been engaged II MAKE SHINE needed
repairs OF rtae house and Is 10 begin
e. nucs-
MISS Marie Coie Is visiting her
parents II NJ Vernon during the at
sence Of Mrs. Waodmar OF a+z- new
York r-Ir
MI and Mrs. Daniel Clement.
-lsmen- Taylor. Mrs. Marin Higgins
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YVES -scenr guest u her Mace, Mrs.
Iienrie Rruwn
Hrs FausrI1a Rictmuuc &C Win
-h-up WIS q caller Thu-s1Er Of
friends n rBwn-
Waller Griffin Is delivering uu-sEr-v
stock IF which there In need sc MARY
Of rnE 1-u1r trees being winter killed
Eugene P-sve Of AEuEr vzs q
weekend Euesr us his amt. Mrs. u.
II. Sampson.
Ms William Acka-s NJ Chelsea was
n town an business Friday
Nj and Mrs r = Sp-uul were
Visitors II Augusta Thursday.
Mrs. J. Z Sllpnsrs has returned
from q r1s1z 10 TRENDS II Chelsea and
Augusta
Henry s. Na-Ien Of Belfast lis q
gnasZ q relatives II 1pv-n-
Maurice York wRs N Augusta or
business SRLZrcay
M and Mrs Aired G-1fin went
Thursday II AuEus-a
Mrs. Augusta LIusrn- az Jefferson
WIS g caller Il 1rvu Thursday.
Mrs Ida M Clark. Psmb-nfs 81,
BnEr1r- was q guaE- N her Sister
Mrs. J. z S-itpheE- Wednesday
George Sampson Of Lewiston was 9
Sunday visitor N ruwr-
Mrs. EGEsnia Sampson has r.
turned from prolonged visit 70 -ela.
rives IL Ene irwin c1ries.
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COMMENCEMENT At
OAK GROVE SEMINARY

FassaIoorD June The Oak Greve
COMMENCEMENT exercises closed OF
"a Wednesday evening, June >, with the
Alumni reception II the gymnasium
ar1 brought u happy CLOSE q week
thai has been filed WIFE q 7sIlEt-11ul
rosn6 IF -ecttSls and socIaI tunc-
Elnnx
the 8acczlEE-saE Address was
given ny p-3T- Henry 3rrwn Of CoIhy
and Was q splendid contradiction II
me week e program On Sunday a<1-
s-nonn a. 2 NJ WIS e vespe-
memorial service with speclaI muslc
In the evening the = " and Y. NJ
c A held JONI meeting II me
chapel and the tasi Sunday came 70 &
CLOSE WITH TwIlIgnr song snrvIce nr
senior steps
"A sCnesday morning che E-aGra ing
sxsrclseE were hAsd n Sophia Ssiler
Memorial caEpel Again as for rha
other exercises ths chapel was a.
rIs-lcRlly DECORATED and again me ex-
celience and tone uf rr1e entire p-p-
gram was O. Jf1s same nigh order Thai
mas characterized Ell the exercises
and brought 1B-Ch an abundance II
cnngrE iELInns. The honor r,u~rs
were O. soecIaI merit and were de-
Eve-ec n al eZceiierr- srvie
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COMING EVENTS

= u1f 1---A1le-l-sr Feuerarldr Of Ia
nor convention Ws1e-~iEle
1ne S-5-2rer. j. . Pe-snInE-s I'm
@G-DuEh Maine
June --Sh-ine-S anrual field cav Pp-
LAND spring
J t.E,s =-t-sonlerse1 County sovE' Con-
June - u N -Brrmeucernsn-
A1s knox Pomona %-anes Eas1
tlI0L-
June MAINE delegation isaEres oo-+
ANA Tor Republiean Corver-lrr..
2us So Z PEl-lA--t s Mttf.ayr.
O. = ? Field Day Long Island. E9nrf.
June T-Ceu1sunlal celgn-z-1nn o. ruwu
June f--kennapec Superior Cnu--
1,-z-t. Tam. B1ata--vfIIe
June s-2epunlicau Na.iorraI y-r,-ve,,-,r,,
q Chicago
: une s-@6Ch Annuai Corveu-fun ssr-
aaEh0r q : : AssG.. Bath
S4Ts s-A-slafe Encampnenr Maine
1LT.sioh' sSns Of Veterans. IN AL
Jun+ 1e-Sociz- Welfare Irs-.-,.-tnr7z
anc Departments coYfa-erTre s.
~cnoai Tor Essbls Minded Vt pDyv
June --En-a Temple PuE-,ruapa :,
Portland Oregon
June Cong Gardner Qua TACK rnse-
II AuguEta
Ju.y I--Is-F srerlna-IaaE. bureau u,eu
conference g. Portland
! uns Flag DAY
June 1s-5eElnnInS o. Is-eEvs Inn ~
du-y Of sc Name Infantry Al Carur
Deems.
June 9---5stes aurnsnreineu..
June 2E-24-3nwuasr r-ul7ar-s r-,-,
msnceulsn1, Brunswick
June Urinary election.
. M - Supreme Court Law Term.
Portland -
June - = Ane-nscogEir mona
Grange East s-rzerr7B-e
June 2--2--ReunIon uf an Maine zar
ASST. PsakE Isiano
= Ins a,-t l-sI aunual rauninu NJ 1nYr-
Trench Mortar 5E-1a-y al spe.ITs
~ 4s-Examtra-ion D. s,..s
acaues g Teachers a. auburn An
EhsIA, Bangor, Be-E- Belfast Els
worth Fu-mtuErBr For ker1 T-lU-
coin A1acc4aE NORTH 7r-v-i~l.
RESCUE Isle furtiand. RDck.ana.
F-um-D-c and Skuv-hegar.
June 2e-as-G1iSy Cerreunial
> Eas -e-A'emocrEE1 Aar1una1 Inn
veutlnr meets III San Francesca
June &-Jutv e-Maiue'g Centennial rsl>-
nra-Ion. Portland
June 2s-Nsw England Cumme-ciRl Ex-
ecu-lres a. Portland
July y-Aew England Fi-er1sr-s afuster
Portland
Aug. u-l$-Summe- school OF cir;zen-
Emp fur women, a. Bates EnlleEe
Aug 3e-Sept- = - Ssu--zl M=Iue rair
Y aEe-ville
A1E- 21-Ains Pharmaceutical arr
sEecla- meeting, Augusta.
SsY3T- I-s-Annual meeting Maine
s'nsTTaeeucicaI ASSET a. EA-sut 6
AAck
Sept I-s-AaIns Druggists Azsoc Izrlur..
rU--jnnG
Sept. 5-A-cuuvenriDn " ne 2 NJ L A
and 7 ". 4. a Portland.
Sept Estate election.
sept l4-Tf-AaIns ssaEs fair a. -evts-
Euu
Sept A-0ct. l-2-AuEic Festival q 5an-
Eur
Oct. I, ana s-Musir Fes-val a. PUT
sRuQ.
CEl- F--Aalne zrzEe conference NJ 3D.
cha welfare II S1a1e E1ni1Ee AacrIE-a
Gct. %-2~-AAine Teachers. Assuria tt0r i
annual meeting Bangor
Nov. 2-PrEsId DENTAL aatcriur
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COLBY COLLEGE
Murray 1-izs Debate Tonsas-.

TouiEr- II -ne chEqel vii G2kE
place enc annual III E~-gy prize debate
for prizes aEgregH ting S1eo, The E-1
uf George Edwin Murray Of the Class
Of -g-e Of lawrence, Mass 70 sim
ula-s interest n 5eGG11ng a. ths col
iere The prizes are open Id al
students eisCEzuE the third year pub
nc speaking COURSE VIM NAV com
pete n the trials Enaer ne following
ruies S-udeu1E desiring 70 compete
are required u prepare & w-T1er
argument on & question ID De Sub
rIrted ny the instructor IT charge
and 10 deliver al excerpt 4rou Ills
ARGUMENT before q bDarc Of judges
OF those Cum peE1ng SIX st1aL rs
selacred f0v th. pubic debate. The
Judges are n % composed Of man
bsrs Of rhe student bncy II public
speaking courses and are ID he
SELECTED TX The tvrD teams The
uues-inr Is Eesplvac. That Lne
Tu1zeo STATES Should Pursue PUi-
icy Of Complete RasErlc-Ion Upon
Foreign Immigration @Br Period Of
Five Years From July :, 1890 The
rssus gre as +DIlows Afir1ng11vE-
.Jotn " Bush. White Plains. \. Y
Charles 4 Mitchell, HouIrur; Thorn
aE Craze. Brooklyn y 7: anc Inc
alternate Is Thomas 2. Cook ( uTTv-
The negative team Is composed Of
EeY-te-- Perkins. Wa1s--1lle, Ralph
:. B-adlev. Hanover. Penn Donald
shaw. Clinton. and the alternate X
Leonard Mavn. Bvtelr,, Mass.
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MaI1Uu-ns E-unErILE EnC 1EEsn-s1s
Madeline. have returned t-nm Angus
Il. where they nave been rms guests
n -eia-ivHs-
The Misses Eleuys C-Ew1D-a, BILE
Mcclellan Margaret Mcclellan WIN
1na Pollard and MEr1ei 3ruprT am
Mrs ". HI Crawford have -s-u-nac
from Snow pond where they nave
been passing ssVs-al days e. Camp
Sa-EnaE
M ans Mrs. George Smell nave
returned from Leeds where they have
been visiting relatives
Nj and Mrs = r Nvs have r.
tuned t-un Snow pond where they
nave oeen rne guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
5 "a Lombard
Leroy Webster mas returned --ur
"a enfer pond where NJ mas beer pasE-
-ne e Iev DAYS.
The mem hers " -ne SarT0- class
n Lawrence High school win their
cnapernns Mrs Eve-ar- Eur-sr and
Mrs Harry P1ummsr have returned
1~on Lakewood where they have
ot4san enjoying q house parry
Ms. John Curtis mas returned LC
har nome N Atncklay a@ra- visiting
relatives II TnwL
NJ. an5 Mrs.. George Woodwork
and snn Milton and daughter, Made
Ens- hEvs returned from LuIry
Where rnev have been passing { few
GAYS e. -hsl~ eo-Eagp
The Misses Dennis EUlm0n5 am
Cecil WIIieT have returned En -taI-
h1Tne altar vis1-1n- t-1nds II LOWE.
Mrs. George T0zier Of Y avns ana
Mrs. Harry kand-lck II NeE
Hampshire. have gnue 1o Gardner
Efrer passing e sha-t -ms II towr
VIII +-lsn6s
Misses Haze NrAuie- and MARS
Mcdonald have returned H-nrr Lew
lsr0r- v'nRre rhev listed relatives
4 ca belonging ID Eugene Butte,
n WsJa,-7-fIle and me driver rv scoH,
{. T~arv y BoRdolchan cnlLides Il
t-rTr- n ne Berne-- Garage a. anon
IL clock AIpudsv night The zu1s,-
monte driven ny Butler was coming
1-1u Z are-ri1le and -n@ Tracy e.,
from q ats~ stree 5o-r were nats17
damaged oE- nc une was INJURED
Mrs Thomas Us y ara mas returned
10 her home II 5-o0kIIne Mass.
a1-e~ visiting her rao-ne-. M-g Il
X Smiley.
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MNSI0W

Mr.. and Mrs. r Il Hniisr were
guests Sunday Of NJ and Mrs. Ivan
Hodges o. Eer1nn-
Miss Inez Downs n wg-a-vfile
passed the weekend win nsrupa-err-s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downs.
Mrs A5i1le Jenkins. Mr.. and Ms
Z " Towie and Ralph TovIe at
tended Memorial services al AIhinn
IN Sunday and we-s guests nf Mrs
Lizzie TilruE-
Mrs. Jennie Estes iE visiting Mr..
and Mrs Ivan Hodges.
Mr.. and Mira Clement Downs 81
skcwnegan PASSED SUNDAY wf-r tine
family or c. z Downs.
E " Tov-is and family ware cazl-
e-s ~ the narne n M- ane Mrs Z
T. PRIEST az vazzaIburr. .--------
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NEW PORTLAND

Ln1vsrzElIEr church al 10 p, M The
children met aT I2.3B and marched 10
the cemetery for the purpose Of decn-
rating The graves The-e ara II Nev
Portland Il ms present time less
Lnar g nzf dozen q 4 z men
among these ara Milton Young. sam
uel Jordan Enc Henry CARMEL.
Ice cream an6 cake will be served
E1 the harvest feAsr Of Fe-nwnee
grange, SATURDAY. night
Q I. -arsslev and au1n party from
New Vineyard were IT town SUNDAY
MIEE HEzHl True wRs a Weekend
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Bangor Theological
University Graduation

Bangor, Ne. June brilliant at
dresses, al aIuuui dinner AZ NOON
and comforting Of diplomas and The
aeg-se Of bachelor Of divinity. mark
sd the 78Drn graduating exercise of
Bangor TheDl0gicRI University which
closed rnnIgh1 FL 80 when Or. LII
Gus Il TEhEver o. Portsmouth seliE-
ere6 rne address ro g-acustHs
The graduates ara
R-Ichard Frederick Eseve- I-vruE-
TN N a. Charles Ealaer Cheese
mar. Rochester n Y Alfred GTaer
Msn1psreHG, Narerfnrt Cguny Wi
hams Gsoes1 klrschoaun- II. View
B-c-Brd Mass znG Frank Clvde
Virgin Londonderry. Tt
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U- -u-A June New urE anE
u,e-ru--rr czvlnec = rfpuhis naAaar
.s-4 rarE- me nrns CHM winning -he
- Y anc lns,ng rhs secund
mt
PR r-ans three hnms -uus, bring
,r- MS rnrxl fr- the season Id L. Twe
Il n,r MINERS ws-s nIanf Il -he r-sr
-z,7f ana nne II the sHcnnr. E4AAE.
,.-,va. =hanks. Rusl md Rgtn alsD
mare nome -uns. The scn-ss
Tt-s- game
uassgng-an eoe1 CO ! o o e-l-5-5
vs- ra-F go Q q @x-S-1-z
zac,aA-- -arIsnn and GfR-z-y. Quinn
ant HANNAH
second game.
Washington p . Il 3 I Q e---1SS-2
.av ~g~E i O o o e-s-L33-.
-aau auc sr-ruer. Plciuu1n5 MavE.
--1.-s auc Rue
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Cards Again Win
from Pirates. g.

Pi-rEburEt june st LOUIS tocBv
made three ou1 of four tDdGv When Z
defeated Pittsburgh s1z u rwu.
Scf7upR allowed five htzs II the frs1
rwc innings and ne msre Until the
ninth wniie the visitors m Carlson
hard 4 marvellous one handed catch
OF Fulz-uisris bat ny Sou-nwur-h WIS
the fsaru-s Three CT. Carlson s
DE- sses anc q M bH-smRn al turned
INTO rEng- Score;
II LOUIS anG1 ese a-s-11-B
Pittsburgh zoe 90 Q g. 50
Scnupp and Clemens; Carlson and
Schmidt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
MADISON


-E-1s ANNOUNCING ras wedding @
MISE Priscilla. Serzug 10 Gau-rs
--fcTizrCsun Pnals- n 8-sva- Tues
1As ll-Ezlr ware -ecE--aG na-e
: LaasciEy night. Miss S--anE Is Lhs
oIaes1 daughter Of Mr. znd hrs Al
c-sw S1-zne IF Perkins s--es-. she
Fra cua-sE from me AfaEIsur High
scnaoi II Ihe class Of 1877 and since
IflE1 EEr1as has beer employed as a
s1snDE-gpnEr She mas wide tE-cie
II friends II THIS vicinity. Mr. Pool
ar Is erpiCEHC Es q machtnist En6
&-Iar z honeymoon Trip II 3os-nr the
couple VIII reside in Ban=ur-
ras-Inr Of the Madison Gene
terry Association WIS held Moudav
evening II the offlce OF Judge Charles
81 Small and the officers alactsd Sp-
rhs ensuing year were: President
t1z--R M Fletcher. vice president.
Orlando Walker: cla-x. J. Frank
WIlhee treasurer. Ernest { West
on --uErass. Dr. Warren :. Sawyer.
Judge Charles Q. Small. ana ]. F
WI-nae
HI. and Mrs Andrew S--ane -
turned Tuesday night -rnrr Brewer
where hHv vert u amend -ns we6-
CInE Of their daEEEzsr
the spur track on me hank IF the
ksrnsbec --vsr above rne Madison
end Of me abroad bridge is being
extended ID where Lhe ol6 sswuiT
sTDoc The G-Esr Northern Paper
C9rpar- VIII use the track fGr Lhs
unl0a ding Of about 70 0nd cords I'd
snn-- wood winch Is 70 he shipped
here l7y rail d large pErt If rhe
wood coming E-ur -he v1c1uIry o.
Hior-irell0
NesE-s G. A Lander, Tlvds Ian
der A1@red Roberts ana Deputy
Sheriff Elmer : A3Ens mace q FISH
ing trip 70 Alde- stream Monday
hrs William Dl1wDr-h- VINO na;
beer visiting relatives and friends
n 5eleasr EnE vlciuT-v 10- the pRE-
-r1-~eA weeks. Returned n her home 4
AIH 5ffzDr u ACnaaGHF
Roland Morse Of Boston was t.1t
guas- % MS parents NJ, and Mrs
Il Al Morse. @5r severe. GAYS rns
first uf the week.
I Il expected thar q T NJ :. =
leader VIII speak Il -f1a MerhocIsI
F.n,sc7paI church next SUNDAY nlprr-
luE the theme for rhF sg-rnn r.
r.av w-fErEr Wood win fe 'TTf1e LIS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

TWO base hI-E Touns. O'Neil.
Three base nrs Young Mann
Crulse Double piavB-Y Dung II
Smith Scot II Pick N EalkE- Left
or nasHs-NPv Tork g 5osIeu s.
Ease on nEIls-OE winters 8 OF
Scu-1 1 Eits-Or T1nsr one II 3
innings; Ut Eubben 3 II 3 of Win
1e-s n :. Hi bv prIcner-ST HUB
bel. Pick Struck oU--Sy Scurr /
wuG uILcne<-W Tn1ers = PASSED
baIls-Sm1-h / Losing pItc1er-Hub-
bel TupirHs-Elgis- Enc La-r1-
sun Tune 80.