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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-20
Good Will Notes

A most successful fair was held at
Ryerson hall on Saturday under the
direction of Miss Faith j. Hinckley.
Refreshments were on sale, also
various fancy articles. In the eve
ming a minstrel show was given in
Moody hall by Arey Brothers OF
Portland assisted by Good viii tall
cnt. A large audience filled the hall
and much enjoyed the program. The
receipts from the fair and show will
go to aid the local Y. w. &. A.
Work is progressing on the Pres
colt Memorial building, the organ
now being installed. The clock is in
place in the tower, the staging has
been removed and the exterior of the
building looks as it did before the
fire of 1920.
The many friends of Mrs. G. w.
Hinckley are very glad to see her
about her social duties once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Berdcen cclc-
brated their 18th wedding anniver-
sary on December IL.
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MADISON

Mrs. Edward st. James and family
of Milinocket arrived in Madison Sat
urday night to pass the holidays witn
Mrs. st. James parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Redmond.
Miss Myra Merrill. student at
Boston University. arrived home Sat-
urday night for the holidays.
DIR. w. II. kennison left town Mon
day for Boston. where he expects to
undergo a surgical operation at the
Massachusetts General hospital.
Miss Alta Tinkham.i who is attendi1 &
Burdett's Business College in Boston,
arrived home Saturday night for the
holidays.
Miss Susan Weston. who Is employ
ed as teacher in the Wilton public
schools, arrived home Monday for the
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Nola O'Donnell Of Lewiston IL
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. steward, a. their residence
en- Madison street.
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W|NSLOW>

The funeral services for the late
Mrs. NJ. s. Fuller were held Monday
afternoon at her late home on Clin-
ton avenue, Rev. H. r. Mitchell
of Waterville officiated. The floral
tributes were beautiful. The bearers
were Frank l.. Weber, Jacob B..
Smith. Lemuel Bowden and Arthur
Getchell. Burial was in the family
lot at Fort Hill cemetery.
Miss Beatrice Main, a student at
the Winslow High school, is passing
the Christmas vacation at her home
in China.
James Weber of Vassalboro is a
guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. Scott Burns of Clinton was
recent guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Stuart.
The pupils of the Grammar school
have contributed canned goods, fruit,
vegetables of every kind, pork, etc,
for needy families.
The Sebasticook Literary club will
hold its regular meeting this Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
w. Patterson The members will
give Christmas selections.
Harry Norton has been called to
Pennington by the death Of his
brother, Ralph Norton.s
Clayton Jones. student at the
University of Maine, while on his
way to his home at Randolph, VT.
was an overnight guest, Friday, of
his roommate, Parker Patterson.
Neither morning service nor Sun
day school was held at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday, owing to
the severe storm.
James Francis German. a student
at Coburn. has gone to his home at
Phillipsburg. n. j., to pass the
Christmas recess.
Miss Annie Candage. student at
the Winslow High school. is passing
a few days of the Christmas vacation
with her mother, in Augusta.
The Christmas exercises by COM
bined grades from one to six of the
Fort schools, Misses Bessie Gordon
and jayne Neyers, teachers. were
held Friday afternoon in Miss Cor
don's room. Program: Song, the
Cooper pupils of grade four. five and
six; play, Mother Goose's Christ
mas" same grades; song, The Three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-20
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Fasures Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stools

New York. Dec. 19.-Although de-
fopments over the week end We're
snly favorable. today'S stock mar
moved irrcgularly in almost all
ancheS. Rails and few affiliat-
issues were the only prominent I,
piions.
Setlng pressure was more or less
fheral in high grade oils, also cop
fs, sugars, rllbbers and uncl la ssifie0
RcialtieS. Heaviness of MeXicans
II ascribcd to reports from Stand
Ia oli sources which referred in pes
imlstic tones to oil conditions across
Rio Grande.
callers were the chief features Of
railway division, Delaware. Lack
fahna d Western making further re-
ynSe 10 prospects of an extra diVi-
{Nd dlstrihution. Some of the grang-
ana cotton carriers. notably Atcn-
Ky Atlantic Coast Line and New
tIeanS, Texas a. Mexico, were firm
| strong.
sporadic gains and losses marked
| uncertain course of food, chemical,
| lihcr. tobacco and chain store is
r.; FINAL prices were not much al
fer ny the sudden rise of call money
(m 10 6 per cent. Sales amounted
| 'o',oVo shares.
~, uNtlNf IhtluentS OF the SeSSltH
.udcd reduction of the federal re-
Eve bank rate at Atlanta, brisk
every IN international currencies
more foreign financing for round
t.uhts by American bankers.
le.efilng exchange rose 3 cents
Lunl last weeks final price. and
|yncn' Belgian and Dutch rates were
Euhger scandinavian remittances
Et INC outstanding feature. however.
EEmSR oills rising ! $40 cents on an
!. uns cement of a $50,000,000 loan to
ktn,, ne increasing Importance of the
EGoeu states as center of world fl
KY was further illustrated by the
III ms market of $25,000.000 Ca
|oci a" racine railway debcnture
Eo M All previous financing by that
|PPpSny mad been placed in London.
|1vnns followed the uneven course
||nr .oeks Liberty 33s showing marked
[rc,ss'on; while Victory 4 3-4s du-
Ego their recent maximum. In
hnaGeional issues. including various
h..,pais, strengthened on the news
me Danish loan. Total sales, par
[''' aggregated S1S.775,000.
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Kings" same grades; recitation,
"Christmas Night" Alice Smith; re-
citation, The First Christmas
Ruth Scott; song, IAN Through the
Night" pupils Of grades FOUR five
and six; song, Solitude" same
grades; recitation, christmas Tele-
phone Jethro Lashus; recitation,
'"Christmas Stocking Alice Smith;
song up on the Uouse-Top," boys of
grades four, five and six; recitation,
"A WISH Lenore lie Clare: son, "On
Christmas Day in the Morning" pu-
pills. of third grade; recitation, 1.-The
Toys lie Didn't Like" Peter Mathe-
son; recitation, December Bells"
Margaret Haskell; song, Candy
Song pupils of the second grade;
recitation, christmas Cheer" Shir-
ley Reynolds; song, December" pu-
pilJ of first grade; recitation, what
the Stocking Said" Kermit Lashus;
recitation, Winter" Ruth Robinson:
exercise, 1.-The Three Trees" Carl
Patterson, Arthur Haskell, Cedric
La Co.'s; recitation, Dolls Lullah by"
Eva Libby, Julia Marcia; recitation,
"Santa's Mistake" Howard Rainey;
recitation, "a Puzzle" Geraldine
Reynolds; exercise, Merry Christ
mas" five girls and nine boys; song,
christmas Time is Drawing Near"
by the grades. During the past week
the pupils have gathered food enough
to supply four needy families with
Christmas dinners.
Mrs. Albert Fuller Of Oakland is
visiting at the home of NJ. S. Fuller.
Mrs. Walter Shores Of Canaan was
recent guest of Winslow relatives
Miss Elizabeth Eames, teacher of
English and history at the M. c. I. al
Pittsfield is passing the Christmas
recess at the home of her father,
John Games. M..
There will be a rehearsal Of the
Christmas exercises and tableaux at
the Congregational church parlors
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at
2 o'clock. All children taking part
are requested to be present.
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Chicago Cattle Market

CHICaSO, DOC. II.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; very
SLOW; bulk OF beef steers and fat she
cents lower: bidding sharply lower;
veal calves mostly 80 lower; Gamers,
stoCkcrS and feeders steady.
HOGS--ReceiptS 10000; steady TO
Il lower than Saturdays average;
closing dull; shipments around $4,000;
hold-over moderate; light lights early
up to 725: bulk 1G0 to 1S0-pound aver
age 690@71n: bulk 100 to. 240-pound
average 665 a 6S5; pigs 10 to - lower;
bulk desirable 710m 725.
SHEEP-Receipts y 1000; generally
steady; fat lambs top 1925; bulk 95n q
1925: culls 70om $50; top warnings
wcthcrs $50; yearlng ewes 500 Cos,
fat native ewes 500: bulk $500 400;
feeder lambs 930M 1000.
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Dec. /

Boston. Dec. ~.
BEEF'-Choice whole cattle 1SA a {.
BUTTER-EXtras 43aM4 A; frsts SO
642.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 21M 21f:
firsts 1890.
CORN-No. . yellow 6ST69.
EGGS-Nearby hennery 66G6S;
western extras 59G6o.
FLOTR-Spring patents, 196-lh.
sacks. special short sMS50; standard
7m7S5.
HAY-No timothy oS@29.
LAMBS-Spring 20G25.
PORK-Medum backs 2475G 2575.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 1856 n
goo per 100 pounds: sweets 1907 200
per hamper; Maine Cobblcrs 165 q 20
per 100 pounds.
SUGAR-American ST. ar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
VEAI-10M
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also building in Digby county, n.
S. 1t was petitiOned into bankrupt
cy early in the year and at the first
meeting of the creditors, March %, in
Wiscasset before Referee William T.
Hall, Judge Topper was elected trus-
tee.
The schedule of liabilities amounts
to about $4,000. The, proved claims,
it is estimated. will run to about $40
600. Under the terms of sale it is
expected that all claims will be set
tied nearly in full.
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KENT'S HILL

About 30 neighbors and friends
gathered at the parsonage on Friday
evening last and gave their pastor,
Rev. X. A. Rich and his good wife d
bundles filled IL table in the dining
room all of which were most accept
able to the family. The ladies pro-
vided cocoa and cake for refresh
ments. A delightful socol evening
was passed.
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Mt. Sugar Loaf Grange

. Mrs. X. X. Bracket of Mount
Sugar Loaf Grange was in Portland
last week attending the annual sea-
sion of the state Grange. Mrs. Benz
net was delegate of the New Gen.
fury Pomona. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Eustis as delegates of Mount
Sugar Loaf Grange, attended Mon
day and Tuesday.
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Needful things for work or play may
be found listed on the classified pages.

and banked their houses which is a
sure sign OF an open winter.
Mrs. Miranda Bruce, who lived
with her daughter Mrs Sanford
Jones at RazOrville, died this MORN
ing at the age Of nearly 81 years.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Dec. 10.
Wheat took an upward swing in
price today largely as a result of in
LEGATIONS of export business at Winni-
peg. The market here closed firm, Ii
70 23c net higher, with May 1.14s 10
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Everything for everybody. Father.
mother. and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
classified tons
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fILD HEIFER-Caught. Owner may
&aye same by proving property and
having charges. A. w. Black, Win
{hrop Maine.
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extraordinarily black con-
S.ns KEYS and money. Lost be-
~oen Flagg st. and Barker's store.
FN 6i5-W. Reward.
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New York Money Market

.toroi New York, Dec. 10.
.Grs, sn exchange strong.
NJ lea 81 Britain: demand 4.2oa. cables
H. r., eo-day bills on banks 4.17s.
I,,I1mnee demand S.09s, cables $40.
IRS.; demand 4.54s. cables ASS.
Ge,sIum' demand 7.73t, cables IA.
hoi,nlanE, demand ga. cables .54l.
ov.,ahd, demand $3.50, cables 1866.
|Sv,MSaay' demand 1880.
|nsseaen, demand 24.9O.
MImark demand 2O.aN.
SNna,;Serland. demand 1850.
rpsan, demand 1445.
Ii,eece. demand APP.
IPrssenntina, demand $3.50,
[NonaII. demand 1890.
|gryn,real, 1923.
kbra. Britain, demand advanced to
)nks 1.ahles 4,21a. e0-day bills on
q b. iu.,, Spain. demand 1890 in
ANoa money strong; high 6, low s.
sstf rae .. closing bid s, offered at
btanesess' an s; call loans against ac-
! sjy loans firm: so days, 90 days
frmmo months 5G5l.
A. II mercantile paper 5@51,
|khissc, q Il. cv. Ss 1909
&"c9n gen. As ....,....... Ss
R. cT. as ...... 75a
h Ma Y P. fdg. As ..,,.... 7Ss
mar. 6s ............. 90
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New York. Central 6s .........
Pennsylvania gen. AIS ........
Reading As
Southern Pacific CIV. IS .........
Southern Railway IS ........
Union Pacific As ..............
L. $. Steel ref. IS ..........
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CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
RABBIT HOUND ron SALE
2 yrs. old, thoroughly trained. Also
double-barrsled shot gun, Ia gauge
Tel. 2e5-w.
Good Business Property

for sale. Store mt IL. Water ST.. HALO
well. with complete stock of cigars, fruit
and confectionery, with poolroom in rear.
Fixtures and cases In fine condition. Call
AMI see Campana. III Water ST., Halio-
well. or Meyer W Gilman. Augusta.
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1.14f and July 1.o4 to 1.O4t.. Corn
gained ! to &c and cats to 302c. In
provisions the outcome. varied from
cents decline to II cents advance.
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divers, as the gold was at the bottom
of the huge mass of wreckage.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

;ALES MAN WANTED-On account OF
sickness of the present salespan we
are in need of reliable man to take
charge of route covering the augusta
section. This route is all establish
ed and offers a good chance to live
man. Apply at once. Grand Union
Tea Company. Waterville, Me.
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You don't have to be an ad-writer to
get results from classified advertis-
ing. A Want-Ad Taker will help
you.
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MilIinery-Dressmakina

FIRST. CLASS NG-Of
all kinds. Mrs. Malice Partridge, %
Water St. Hallowell. Tel. 433-Y.
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lnsura nce

McNAUGHTON AGENCY-An Forms.
Let us quote before you place your
insurance! McNaughton Agency,
Gardiner. Phone SO.
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EI'NG HOrND-Lost. white with
Esllow spot on side of head. Please
kotify Roland A. Pierce. II. 2, or
|hbnne Nash Printing Office.
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Help-Male or Female

MAN AND WIFF,-Smart working. on
dairy farm. This is a big job and
man must understand all parts of
farm work and the breeding CT cat
tie. Wife to board two men. Farmer.
care Journal.
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,pERTNG TOOLS-Loste Dec. 10 be-
reen Vickcry Pub. Co. and Petten-
{rs Corner. Were in canvas apron.
Finder please notify Bert Foster,
~ 1871
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe sc

PRACTICAL NURSE-Would like en-
ployment. As Kindcrhoek ST., Ran
dolph. Tel. 239-W
STENOGRAPHER-F years expe-
ricnce together with general office
work. A. NJ. Whittier, r. IL, Gardl-
ner,
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Situations Wanted-Male

ON FARM-Middle aged. tempera re
American wants chance to do chores
at small wages. Address r. F., "a
Temple St. Waterville.
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Advertisers Who Sell More Than One Thing Use More Than One Ad Here
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Trucking, Stotaae

GENERAL. TRUCKING-And agents
for Atlantic Express. Have just NOV
ed from 127l Water st. to 3O4 Water
st. W. Il. Longfellow. Tel. 536-M, Au-
gusta.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 4

Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 4s
FIVE COWs-One pair s-year-old
steers. Good beef, foot. Herbert
Croker. Pittston.
HORSE-One saddle and one driving:
also harness. wagon and sleigh. James
Moulton. Randolph.
SLEIGH = Good condition. r. 1.
Mooers. 449 West St. Gardiner.
TWO-HORSE DUMP CART-Or will
exchange for hens. w. j. Hickey, Tel.
156-14. Gardiner.
50 SHOATS-Osgood Crawford, River
side Drive. Tel. S23-M.
Poultry and Supplies 40
BARRED ROCK-Cockerels. extra
choice. Seven and eight pounds each.
Guaranteed TO he from a special 900
egg hen and Parks strain cockereI
Wallace Gilley. Augusta. TcI. 1878.
COCKERELS - Fishel PHOTOGRAPHER
White Plymouth Rocks. Daniel C.
Pender, Gardiner.
CocKERELs-2O fun blooded B. Rock
at IL Cobbossee Ave. Tel. 446-M
Gardiner
You'll have tuneful times at home
classification &c.
Want a musical instrument? Get 1t
the Want Ad way.
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W \ orth T Pump ,' 49,. as i = at IS
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Gong away? Read classification % OF
the Want Ad Section and telephone
reliable truckman to call fer your
trunk.
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WORk-For room and board wan. ed
by a boy who wishes to attend Cony
High school. Call Fl. II. Stuart. Slpt.
Schools.
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6C-Lost saturday, brown cocker
,fsse notify Tel. 22S-M.
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Painting-Papering

WALL PAPERS, will save you 10 to
25Go. Let me estimate for you. Union
shop. E. H. Hodges. % Grove St.
Tel. S9l.
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EYs-Bunch }, oblong ring, lost. Tel.
fM.J Gardiner.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING+Of all
kinds. Work estimated free of
charge: L. z. Martin. 10 GAnnett st.
Tel. 361-R.
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Lost and Found

,pD CASE-Lost. A. T. o. fraterni-
containing owners membership
.,d several pictures very much
,rized and large sum of money.
omrnal or Box No. 1873. Hallowell,
I'D claim suitable reward.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Heating and Plumbing

PLu NIB! NG-Now is the, time to have
your plumbing overhau1ed and your
heater- inspected. Expert workma IL
ship guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
furnished. ]. IL Cogan Co
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femaie

MOZAMBIQUE or middle aged, for
housework in family of three. Refer
ences required. Best of living condi-
stating wages expected and expert
ence r. S. Ross, 140 State St,
Springfield. Mass.
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RELIABLE MAN-Sell shrubs. trees.
plants. Permanent, weekly pay.
Write for terms. Guaranty Nursery
60 Rochester Y V
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Want Ads will tell you where to secure
bargains listed under Specials at the
Stores" on the CLASSIFIED page.
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Help Wanted-MaIe

MARRIED MANOR farm. Rem.
free. Good place for man who Will
do right. +. w. Morrill,, Tel 1871
Augusta,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15

LW Wool pol At Fargo Is
orl King Out Slow
Rut Sure

Fargo, NJ d. 1liam Guy, IN
FaEgos sscrl TIL stats
y
600 pounds of Hoel q - airSlssdiY bsln
sold from Che state pool ~ priiees
ranging from 20 10 70 csntS per.
pound, minus freight, and that efforts
are being made to sell the balances by
County Agent Leader John NJ. Haw,
who il now in the east. 3.
m addltibG TO the sales, 10 900
pounds of wool has been shipped 70
eastern mills to be manufactured into
blankets and sold in North DAKOTA.
OF the total pool, 79S, 900 pounds, there
is left 47O, 600 pounds to Sc sold, most
" Of the "thres-eightsn and shaH
,blood" grades. Renittances will Be-
made Is the wool growers as son @
all the wool is sold.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15

a
where 81 Is rapislly (.
IN LIN slssI : Iictice. s3t
3pect,d he pently Ia
thsrs, Z n I.al sss@ ~
tlats M aits 81 4 al y Gng n ~ \ Il
field e. 4
nssS u ~ mi lt ~ into IN
sclss 81 8 mai, 8.
fieeS at Iers liif l1ll i
anuadl g ls n s1l j ll,iis n = $40 atssati
- ben i ys 4 & = 4 ] l!ldisf I
III class. ''ss'1 IN SisIs
|sss M III ind rstood This acorss pf friends
So this lnunnity VIII wsleenes shia
snttt sn1se into the business and social
snaseelyl county 81 s /, Y
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15

The class: Signora Josephine Stor-
dahl, Lillian Christene Norby, Teresa
Magdaline Dohman, Erma Eleanor
Role and Mabel Maloney.
The class motto IS Not for saif
but for all" The class flower chossn
was . cream colored rose with with cam
and coffee colors adopted.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15

# Gph bis, growing popular, all the
musicians, near musicians and SO far
~ SIA can learn, near drummers are
drd ming Of it il not playing, are in
du1 in gol-uf- t5$.: s B
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15
n 4 J ! / \ son
|EDs ! ! /
! ] |. ORE L:
/ MRS 4 SIO NIlEH!|lOUS !! y !|| 81!


sg One of thu ~ 8 est D r = = suI
o the seas1A .ss -, I.alks es iilIl
lsst week, whel i. Il md i. ll llll.,
Thompson u Ssss nth str i, senex-
pectedly welcome home gh-
tsr, formerly liss neil
1inapsoin- but ~ I HI ii. 81 ane-::
honss ga fLarinAol S Mrs. dpse
well ran rll slti 81 aredd hs1eS her
1Eenn evilss e
II. IL q, - ~ i
a,er l1f s. 6 Doralar
institutica foIlocs IN illI isl Her I'm
from the VALLEY City normal school.
She was always one Of the leading
young l&aies here ana gained q rap
idly growing list of friends IN her
recent location at Larimore where
friendship soon grew TO love for Nh,
Stonehous one of that city's leading
ycung men, socially and in the busi-
ness WorId. He will be recalled ~
Devils Like as one Of the keenest
stock JUDGES insthe state, having often
been called here in this work and q
the son Of one of North Dakota,s
prominent families. III
The wedding occurred IN the Meth
kodtst parsonage Of Larimore, eReS;
Wallace, formerly Of Devils Lake, of.
,,ciating with Mrs. Wallace and @. =,
Glass, cashier Of . leading Lariinore
bank as witnesses. y:ss s;ssg
Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse will make
their zmanent home at Larimore
after = brief honey oon spent IN Vii.
ting various sections of the country
It IS expected many of the scores n
friends q the young couple, the bride
4 typical Devils ~ les young lady
will forward the greetings which TIL
READERS of The World extend. "a
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-15
Chau1auqna Pens June 18th.
Greater and irander and BETTER .
Thall Ever Sun T. Expected

Nearly I, 300 ho oInass
saw The w orld this
week arld the ad
{ er;ti,iisiillo 4, i as well as
the readin & matte
contained therein.
Il. ,Merc chant, 4 was
your atlver ent
! there for them?
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Paris Commercial Club,
held in the Club offices, plans were
laid for a number of activities to be
undertaken during the month CT
September. Among these will be a
series of group meetings of the Com
mercial Club members, in which
each member will be asked to ex-
press his views on what the organi-
cation should do for the develop
ment of the city. From these ex-
pressions a program of work will be
made to guide the activities OF the
Club. Another matter discussed at
the meeting was the holding OF a
Joint meeting with the directors OF
the Bourbon County Farm Bureau
to agree on methods of cooperation.