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Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
FOR RENT APARTMENTS

10 FOR RENT APARTMENTS
 BROOM furnished apartment lS4o w. Monroe. Call morn'lxs.
 THREE or room furnished apart meut; healthy adults; garage Phone 29S3.
 ONE or : nicely furnished apart ments: paved streets; good neigh horhood Call L. J. Cox, 4S59 or 1069.
 FURNISHED apartment for rent. 223 E. Van Buren St.
 FOR RENTING rooms and large screen sleeping porch, nicely fur nished: use of phone; free water and lights; $40 a month. 714 E. Polk. Phone 3307
 COOL. clean, modern apartment; bath han, east porch; shade lawn, roses: nicely furnished including piano; walking distance. 634 N. 9th Ave.
 HEALTHY couple to take apart ment in exchange for light work 63S \. 5th Ave. It
 FURNISHED apartment Beautiful furnished apartment, walking dis tance of postoffice, modern and new permanent people only: also nice modern rooms. 634 N. Second Ave
 HALF house three rooms and sleeping porch. clean and well fur nished; good shade; healthy adults 5S5 N, 9th Ave. b
 CLOSE IN, desirable furnished apartment, screen porch; 235 E. Mon roe. d
 $a5 FURNISHED, modern 4-room apartment, very close; TAO E. Port land St. b
 NICE, CLEAN, COOL, Broom apartment close in Phillips House i 325 x. 4th Ave. | DESIRABLE, new and cool Broom and screen porch; $40. or healthy adults. On Brill car line. References exchanged. Box STE, Republican. gt APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms at 602l F w. Van Buren. gh
 SHADY, cool summer apartment
 Reasonable rates. no sick. 45 w Portland. gt I THREE furnished rooms. bath anc screen porch. 2021 W. Jefferson. gt
 NICELY furnished room, suitable
 for one or two gentlemen. 619 N
 Third street. s ! FURNISHED apartment, close in summer rates. 332 N. First Ave.
 THREE large rooms. well fur. nished very close in; ready first o the month. Call 2s7s. BEAUTIFULLY furnished apart ment for married couple; no sick high class 102 East Willetta. gl NICELY furnished modern apart : ment with all built-in features: fin { shade, half house; healthy adults. In 7 quire at 346 N. Fourth Ave.
 SPLENDID new furnished apart l ment, sub-lease short time; can ren 2 longer. 421 East Garfield St.
 UNFURNISHED modern 4-roor l room apartment, $35, at 214 Mort 17th Ave.
 FOR LEASElA lovely five-roo1 | apartment; hardwood floors; Wilto l rugs, etc; a real home; will mak good terms to responsible adnlts. 10e t N. 5th St. g REX ARMS+Rooms and apart e ments. 137 N. First St. 4d : MODERN 4-room bath apartmen . 1911 ". Adams.
 T BROOM apartment, lights, wate s gas. 320 \. Sd Ave.
 7 FOR RENT-Nice. completely fun 7 nished single apartment; lights, wate q and garage free; walking distance E reasonable White Apts., 715 w. Tay F, Tor, at 7th Ave.
 e C O NJ F l. F T E l. Y F'URNISHE if COOL APARTMENT: LARGE YD Fl WALKING DISTANCE; $40. S03
 VAN BUREN ST. PHONE ss36. s PIERCE APARTMENTS 7O1 !
 1ST ST. Well furnished. modei st apartments. close in and reasonabl
 VERY desirable modern 3-roo
 furnished apartment. only $30. Tn It is bargain and must be seen to }, appreciated. 1914 E. Van Buren. ' --------- - "
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BROOM furnished apartment 194u w. Monroe Call mornriXs.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
13 FOR RENT-FURNlS
 ROOMS

TRY HOTEL NAV NAJO-Nice, airy rooms. S5 to ST a week. 546 West Adams 4p
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31

FURNISHED apartment for rent 223 E. Van Buren St.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
3 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ED
 ROOMS

13 FOR RENT-FURNISH
 ROOMS
 FURNISHED sleeping and house. keeping rooms: neat and clean; in 1 private home. 430 West Jefferson. b
 NICE FURNISHED ROOM only s20 per month. Mission Apartments, 3s5 North Second ave. It
 NICELY furnished front room, pri vate entrance, adjoining bath; ga- rage; walking distance. 905 N. 5th street. It
 FOR RENT-Furnished front room 905 E. Pierce. gl
 LARGE room and screen sleeping porch for couple. 351 N. 4th Ave. bI
 NICE cool rooms and sleeping porches, with bath; also board, fam
 ilv style: gentlemen preferred 341 N. Sd Ave |
 LARGE attractively furnished room connecting bath. Private family. Reasonable Phone 4629. b NICELY furnished front room for rent. Inquire 606 s. 1st Ave. gb
 FOR RENT-Lovely bedroom with private bath and screen porch; also apartment with bath over garage; completely furnished. Call 502 w. Roosevelt gb FURNISHED room, separate en- trance. connecting with bath. 709 N. First St. b FURNISHED room; private en- 1 trance; gentlemen preferred. 395 N. Third Ave. b 1 NICE rooms, summer rates, sleep ing and housekeeping. Rent by week 1 or month, close in. Phillips House. 325 N. Fourth Ave. b
 TWO furnished screen sleeping rooms, suitable for one or two work ! ing girls. Reasonable summer rate. On Brill car line. Phone 29S9. If
 EXCELLENT sleeping rooms, close in; priced right. 341 \. Third Ave. gb
 TWO large rooms and sleeping porch at 726 N. Central. gb
 LARGE, cool front room for rent to man and wife or two men; meals if desired. $10 per month. 1109 East Monroe. gb
 FURNISHED rooms for rent; suit able for one or two gentlemen; s20 per month. 619 N. Sd St. BEAUTIFUL front room, separate entrance; large windows. next to bath; plenty shade; paved street and ear line. 2o33 W. Adams. b ' FURNISHED rooms for rent. also screen sleeping porch. S61 \. First Ave. b
 Reasonable. 5O6 E. Ad ans St. | FOR RENT-F'ront room, nicely furnished for one or two gentlemen employed. IS S. 7th Ave.
 CLOSE-IN, clean. cool housekeep- f ing room. s5 405 E. Van Buren, .
 FURNISHED front room, bath ad joining, choice neighborhood. or paved street. Phone S415. 1902 N
 Second St. gt FURNISHED room, front entrance l connecting bath. 5f6 N. Center. gt NICE large room with sleepine l porch, modern 500 \. Second Ave. ONE furnished light Housekeeping . room with sleeping porch in private 2 home. Choice location, no sick
 Phone S196. gt
 WELL furnished front rooms. us,
 of garage. 9e1 N. Fourth Ave. gl H ATTRACTIVELY furnished iron ]. room and screen porch, suitable for q gentlemen. 800 N. First Ave. gl ,. ROOMS and apartments: reason c a ble rent. Stacy Hotel Second Ave ? | and Jefferson. Phone 1887. 4bn F ST FRANCIS HOTEL - Moderl
 'ooms, S6 per week up. - F.. Monroe d 2 = NEW SAVOY HOTEI.-New an h strictly modern: rates for permanen
 guests. Corner Second avenue an
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ONE or 2 niceIy furnished aparI- ments: paved streets; good neigh borhood Call L. J. Cox, 1859 or l069. d
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
"A WANTED-HELP, MALE
 AND PENAL

YOUNG men, women, over IT, for Postal Mail Service. S120 month. examinations April. Experience un-
 necessary. For free particulars of instruction write J. Leonard. (former civil service examiner) 966 Equitable Bldg. Washington. D. c. b
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
BUSINESS CHANGES
TO THE PERIIC
FOR SALE


We will furnish the office. stenog- rapher, telephones and a large num- Der of hstings, city and ranch prop erty, to right man who can prove himself a live wire for a very at tractive contract basis. We will ren- der all the assistance necessary in closing deals at no charge. Send ref erences to Box AZ. Republican Of flee. It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-31

ACRES WITH 5-ROOM HOUSE. aRTH. ON CAR. WILL TRADE lR HORSES AND HARNESS UP S.n0
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

20 pair of Growing Girls Shoes, 81, So and s5.5O
values. High grade shoes in black and brown
calf skin, good broad toes sizes 21z to O. o e
Z, all go Saturday at a pair OL.0O
(Main FIoor4
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-04-28
CITYpOINT

Mrs. o. E. Clay has recovered from a
serious case of blood poisoning caused by
cutting finger with tin. Three similar
cases have occurred here recently, re-
curing the services of physician.
Theodore Shorey of Gardiner arrived
Monday to visit his mother and other
relatives here. Mr.. Shorey is getting
along on crutches and making a good
recovery from his accident of last winter.
Mrs. Charles French has returned from
Bangor, where she was called by the ILL
ness of her niece, Mrs. Geo. Kingsbury,
who is now recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs. Kingsbury is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Will Bartlett.
Mrs. j. W. Vaughan will spend the
summer at her former home here, which
she sold last fall to Henry Pierce of Lin
coin, Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce have gone
to Norfolk, Va, where their son has been
living for some time, and Mr.. Pierce will
have employment with the radio service
there.k Their friends here hope they will
return later and make this their perma-
nent home.
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SOUTH MONTVlLLE

Austin Wentworth and Clifford Ran
dali are shingling their buildings.
The Union school at South Montville
began Wednesday under the instruction
of Mrs. Abbie Bryant.
Mr.. w. B. Bowley returned Thursday
from a short visit in Foxboro, Mass,
with his son Robert.
Mr. Charles S. Adams has been in Bel
fast the past week in attendance at the
S. j. court, acting as crier.
Rev. E. A. Davis is here for a short
stay to assist with the church work.
There was no service Sunday because of
the heavy rain.
A representative of the Monmouth
Canning Co. has been in this vicinity So
liciting acreage for the liberty factory
with such success that we are assured
that the factory will run this season.
The brothers of South Montville
Grange, No. 27l, to the number of about
thirty, met at the Grange hall Wednes-
day, April goth, and proceeded to give
the place a general cleaning up. The
horse stable was repaired, the bushes cut
and burned, the grounds graded ano
everything put in first class shape. The
sisters served fine picnic dinner al
noon. This Grange certainly has reason
to feel proud of the willing cooperation
of its members.
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SEARSMONT

I Mr.. Eugene Treworgy had the tele-
phone installed in his home last week.
1888.
Mrs. Eben Luce of Vineyard Haven is
| visiting her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Croker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rose, who have
spent the winter in New York, write
friends they will be home the first of
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Salisbury have
returned, after spending the winter in
Danvers, Mass, and will live in Mrs.
Hannah Hooks house in North Sears
mont.
The members of Victor Grange will
give social April goth at the Grange
hall. The proceeds are for the benefit
of Good Will Farm at Hinckley. A fine
program will be presented.
Mrs. George Plaisted returned from
Maiden, Mass, April 2lst, and contem-
plates building onthe old Gilmore place,
on the Camden road, this summer, which
she bought of Joseph G. Packard in the
early spring.
On account of the serious illness of
Mrs. George Wood, her daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. James Pert and Mrs Edith Rob-
bins, also Mrs. W ood' s sister and husband,
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Gray, all of Sedge-
wick, were called to Searsmont last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meier Simmons cele-
brated their golden wedding April 9th,
when their children and grandchildren,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Knights, Mrs.
Gertrude Donnell and daughter, Miss
Florence Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Partridge and daughter Ruth, all of Bel
fast, were present. Mrs. Knights made
the wedding cake, which was thing of
beauty. Among other presents Mrs
81 mmons received string of gold beads
and twenty dollars in gold. Mrs. Sim
mons was the daughter of MIR. Stephen
and Mrs. Catherine Watts Leathers Mr..
and Mrs Simmons are highly respected
IN the community and their friends and
nelghbors extend congratulations and
hope they may be able to celebrate many
anniversaries
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas the Grand Patron above has
again entered our Chapter and removed
from our sight our loved and honored
brother, Frank E. Bridges, and
Whereas, we believe that Arbutus
Chapter, No. 10, o. E. S., has lost a
faithful brother and the community an
honorable, upright citizen, therefore be il,
Resolved, that our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days in his memory;
that these resolutions be spread on our
records and copy sent to The Republi-
can Journal for publication.
EVA N RIPLEY, ! Committee
BINIE BERRY, on
VIM. HAY. Resolutions
Liberty, April II, 1921.
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sizes as fresh and green as in summer and
covered with buds and blossoms. The
plants had been covered with hay
through the winter, and the warm wealth
er of March evidently forced them into
bloom without the aid of sunshine.
Mrs. S. c. Pattee of Belfast, with
about 80 of her Belfast junior dalcing
class, gave very pleasing exhibition in
Union Hall, Searsport, Saturday evening.
Music for the affair was furnished by
McKeen's orchestra of Belfast. The pa
tronesses, Mrs. S. l.. Fairchild, Mrs. Ed
son Fletcher and Mrs. Story Trundy were
in dainty evening gowns nd Mrs. Pattee
wore an orchid and silve X evening gown
which was most becoming. The pupils
wore the same costumes which were
used in Belfast and the program was the
same. The matronS were presented with
large bouquets of pink snapdragons. The
general dancing which followed the ex-
hibition continued until midnight.
Angelina B. Nichols, widow of Henry
j. Nichols, formerly of Searsport, died
April 18th, at the home of her son, An
drew P. Nichols in Fall River, Mass
Mrs. Nichols was born in Prospect Au-
gust 2lst, 1845, the daughter of Allison
and Jane Michols) Tyler. Feb 14th,
1867, in Baltimore, Md, she was married
to Henry j. Nichols. Five sons were
born of the union, but two of whom sur
vive, Mrs. Nichols accompanied her
husband who was sea1aring man, on a
number of voyages. Later they settled
in St arsport, afterwards moving to Dor
chester, Mass. Since the death of her
husband in 1889, she had made her home
with her son, Andrew P. Nichols, trea q
urer of the Fall River Electric Light Co.
Services were held from his home April
10Th, and the rem ms were sent to Sears
port for burial in the family lot in Elm
wood cemetery. The deceased was a
member of Azar Rebekah Lodge of Dor
chester. She is survived by another son,
Oscar E. Nichols of Beverly, Mass, by a
sister, Mrs. Josephine E. Wilson OF
Searsport, three nieces, Mrs. Fannie Will
son Webster, and Miss Sarah j. Clark of
Searsport and Florence Tyler Belcher of
Winterport, and by one nephew, Harry
Wilson of Dixmont The floral offerings
were very beautiful. Arrangements
were in charge of R. N. Porter and
prayers were said by Rev. Harold LeMay
of the Congregational church.
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WALDO STATION.

Fred Littlefeld has planted potatoes
and peas.
The condition of MIR. Joseph Littlefied,
suffering from a recent shock of paralysis,
does not improve.
Our school room in the Station District
is full this season, having "a pupils, Miss
Edna Achorn, teacher
Leon Hussey is home from Beverly,
Mass, where he has been visiting his
brother Pliny for a few weeks, and on
the way home stopped at Waldoboro to
visit William P, who lives there.
The sudden death of MIR. Charlie Mar
den, who lived in this place the past
winter with his son Horace, was great
surprise to his friends. His life was spent
in Swanville, where he was born, and he
was highly esteemed as good neighbor.
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NOTICE.

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Pythian Building Association will
worth Company, in Belfast, Maine, on
Thursday, May IL. 1921, at two O'Clock
and thirty minutes in the afternoon, to
see if the stockholders will amend Article
" of the by-l laws, so that the first para
graph of said article will read as follows:
The officers shall consist of board of
five directors, president elected b. the
board from thei1 own number, treasurer
to be elected by the board of directors,
and clerk who shall also be clerk of the
board of directors to be elected by the
stockholders at their annual meeting.
3w17 RALPH H. HOWES, President
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BORN

:, bEEGEL In Roosevelt, Long Island,
n. t., April 81, to Pau. and Maude Field
Deeeet, son, Paul, Jr., weight pounds.
CYR In Monroe. April ~, to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. V. Cyr, daughter.
LANG1LL. In Concord, N. H., April 20,
David Gibson.
JAou1TH In Moltville, April Is to
MI; and Mrs P. W. Jaquith, son.
WARD In Belfast, April rs, to Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Ward, a son.
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SEARSPORT

A. H. Nichols was at his home in town
several days last week.
Schools in town closed Tuesday in OBJ
servance of Patriots Day.
Mrs. A. 7. Whittier has returned fr ON
a visit of several days in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl f. Smith have rent
ed the upper apartment in the Curtis
house on Park steet.
Harold Cook, who Nth Mrs. Cook ar
rived recently from Preston, Cuba, is
visiting relatives in Sullivan.
Mrs. Fred Hersey of New York City is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
M. Sargent, on West Main street.
James H. Duncan; went to Portland
Wednesday by rail, returning over the
road in his Peerless car, Thursday.
An extension is being built on the rear
of the store in the Black block on Main
street, occupied by John Sotfayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Gilkey and
son Ralph of Bangor were the guests OF
Capt. and Mrs w. r. Gilkey the first of
last week,
Mrs. Lillias Nichols, who spent the
winter as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Matilda Nichols, has re-opened her home
on Water street.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Kalloch snd STAN
ley kaIloch returned Sunday from a
motor trip to Thomaston, where they
spent the weekend.
Miss Eliza Averill of Belfast was in
town Wednesday. Miss Averill is en-
ployed as book-keeper for Gllkey, Shute
and Shorey of Belfast.
Henry Sweetser of Lake View and
George Sweetser of Derby are in Sears
port, called here by the serious illness of
their father, Augustus SWeetSer
Mrs. Abbie Sawyer and her son, Arthur
Sawyer, have moved to the house in Nor
ris st. which Mr.. Sawyer recently pur-
chased from DR.. Frederick X. Sawyer of
Bangor.
MI and Mrs. Atwood were in attend
mace at the Methodist Conference in
Guilford and were absent over Sunday,
April Gath. No morning service was held
in the Methodist churkh on that day.
Mr. Sawyer's Sunday school class of
boys gave a successtutsocial at the Meth
odlst westerly recently. April Goth, the
Wide Awake class, Miss Anderson, teach
er, held a measurement sociable in the
vestry.
The monthly Ceremonial of the Kane
tota Campfire Group Twill be held next
Saturday evening att the home of the
guardian, Mrs. James! ii. Duncan, with
Mrs Duncan and Miss Annie D. Rogers
as hostesses.
Mrs Lincoln A. Colcord and daughter
Inez left last Wednesday for Locust VAL
ley, L. l., where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos D. Carver for a
few days, after which they will 60 to
Washington, D. c., accompanied by Mrs.
Carver, for a stay of several weeks.
Hermon N. Nickersoh of North Stock
ton and Mrs. Gladys CArtis OF Searsport
were quietly married Saturday at P. M.
at the Congregational parsonage, Rev.
Harold LIE May performing the ceremony.
They were unattended: and went at once
to the home of the 3groom in North
Stockton. J.
Eighteen members Of Mariners Lodge,
F. and A. NJ of Searsport visited Marine
Lodge of Deer Isle Thursday evening
The trip was made in Herman Conary's
motor boat, and the visitors are enthusi-
astic over the royal banner in which
they were entertained sby the Deer Isle
Lodge.
Donald Vaughan, rel moving the bank
ing boards from his htuse in Reservoir
ST. last week, discovered a bed of pam
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-04-28
NOTICE:

The annual meeting of the incorpora-
tors Of Waldo County General Hospital
will be held in the Municipal Court room,
in Memorial Building, Thursday, May s.,
at three o'clock D. m, fo1 the purpose of
hearing reports of officers; the election
of three directors and to transact any
other business that may legally come be-
for said meeting.
2w17 FL WILSON, Secretary.
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DIED.,

BROWN In Morrill,, April "a, Elisha
brown, aged 63 years, II months and &c
days.
CURTIS In Waldo, April &C. Scott
Curtis, aged So years.
DRlNkWATER. In Northport, April 25.
charles Drlnkwater, aged 81 years.
EMERY. In Belfast, April 25, Mrs.
Mary hlmball Emery, aged 88 years and
6 months.
PA1TERSHALL. In Belfast, April rs,
Captain George W. Pattershall, aged Is
years.
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Arvine Wales of Massilon, Ohio, and
Northport, who is here with Mrs. Wales
for a short visit, was the guest over Sun
day of Herbert H. Stevens at his Swan
Lake camp. Mr.. Stevens also entertain
ed Thomas W. and DR.. Ansel M. Lothrop
and Maine Hills. The storm prevented a
very large catch of fish, but some fine
ones were taken.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-04-28

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The sub
scrber hereby gives notice that he mas been
duly appointed administrator D. B N. with
the will annexed. of the estae of
LIZZIE G. DODGE. late of Islesboro,
in the County of Waldo. deceased, and given
bonds as the law dir ects. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto are requested to make
payment Immediately
ROBERT F. DUNTON.
Belfast, Me-. April IL, 1921,
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SWANNILLE.

William Dickey is able to be about.
W. N. Briggs caught lib. salmon
last Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Partridge of Belfast was the
guest over Patriots Day of Miss Hazel E.
Nickerson.
Arthur Webb of Massachusetts, is the
guest of his cousins, Fred P. and Miss
Ida Nickerson.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage, April 9th, of Frank Cum
min CHAM and Miss Alma Lamb of Green
field
Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs of Everett.
Mass, returned home Saturday after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.
Briggs.
Mrs. H. M. Aderton, who has been
visiting her son, Leslie Lowe and family,
is now with her son, Eugene Aderton,
and family.
Charles Webb, who has employment
in birmingham, Mass, and Calvin Webb
of Portland are guests of their brother,
F. j. Webb.
The old schoolhouse in District No. 8
has been undergoing repairs and will be
used for housing the road machine. The
bell has been taken down and will be
placed on the schoolhouse in District
No. S.
The flu is raging in town, although not
as severe as two years ago. Those who
are convalescent are Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Nickerson, Mrs. Susie Nickerson, sons
Clarence and Robert, H. o. Batchelder,
who is at the home of w. S Nickerson,
where he was working, and A. T. Nick
erson, who is still quite ill. L. E. McKeen
is the latest victim.
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