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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Another Robbery Staged.

Further support was added 10 the
reputation OF the district beyond the
end OF Federal drive as being the
pet haunt of hiincders, when two
mas@ed mon held up p l.. Benzel at
about 10 o'clock Saturday night and
relieved him OF his watch and an
amethlst ring Practically all the
hold-ups reported since the capture
~ tho Jacobs Caag have occurred In
this district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
\ MYSTIC BILL AT BROADWAY
Thcatcr Departs From Policy OF
Showing Musicnl Comedy-Of-
fcrs Mystic Hill

The management OF the Broad
way Theater announced Saturday
that II would offer, as deviation
from It's customary policy of show
ing straight musical comedy bills
the famous Alhurtus. well-known
psychist, and his company mystics,
beginning Monday afternoon. A
feature In connection with the bill
will be the placing in 30-hour
'raNoe ~ yoVr~ woman In n down
town how w.nGow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Kennedy and Nichols
Defeat British Duo

MUsKOGEE, Sept 23,--Willlam
Nichols OF Muskogee. and Jimmy
Kennedy, Tulsa, Okla, open cham.
pion, today defeated Abe Mitchell
ana George Duncan, British profess
s!onals, in a 36-hole low bah match
over the local golf links. The match
was decided at the thirty-fifth hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Thrcc oklnhomn Patcnts.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 70, = The
commissioner OF patents announces
that patents have been granted to the
following Oklahoma inventors:
Joseph l.. Hart. Chickasha. cotton
machinery, George w, Knox Okla
homa city animal poke; Walter
LaburdG, Cosnon, fan attachment
for sewing machines; Harry !. stein
berger, Skiatook. working valve for
oil wells
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Pitt,bprOh
Bfo0kIyp

zBattod for Cooper IN ninth,
axRRn for 0ooch IN ninth,
pittsburgh ,..,..s...'' .'bOV elO OVV-
Brooklyn ......,......,.oO 200 0Jx-h
Summary; Two-bAHe hits-Rigbee, a
Griffith, Schmandt Decatur, Throe- base
hlts-p Gritfith. Double playF--Ju uhngr
ton Janvrin and Schmandt, Mnranyille
and Grimm. BaseH on balla-on Cooper
u Decatur 3. Struck out~-Coopot g De
oAtur 3. Nuna-Cooper, Il. griffith y
Wheat g Decatur. ErrorH--CRrcy High
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Lnkc stnhl In snnltnrium.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 2S--In-
Quiries that were made incident TO
tho failure Of Garland (Jake) Stahl
To attend the recent "Old Timers
day" celebration In Boston have re-
yealcd that Stahl is in sanitarium
at Monrovia, Cal. near Los Angeles
suffering from nervous breakdown
due 10 overwork In connection with
his banking Interests, Though he IL
seriously III, confidence Is expressed
by his physicians that he will re-
cover with proper care and rest.
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3 ,,.,,. n n Is p
OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City e. oil 900 600 9
summary; TWO base hl;s--McGin-
mis-. Leliycii, Crosby, PITT 2. Windie,
Lamb, Boehicr. Three base hits
bciivelt, Stuart. Stolen bascS-Boch-
Ter, Davis, Thompson. Base on balls
or Alien 3. Bochlcr 1. Struck out
By Bochicr 5. Double plays---Boch-
Ter TO McGinnis; Bauman 10 McGln-
MS TO Lclivcit; McGinnis to Bau.
man 10 DcliycIt; Nindlc 80 Felber to
Mcdaniel. Left on bascs-TuIsa &,
Oklahoma City, 3. Earned runs
Tulsa 8; Oklahoma City 4. Time
i:40. Umpire: Ormsby
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CLEVELAND. Sept. 21.--Poor support
Aack of Shorrod smith. former Brooklyn
pitcher. who hurlod his flfst game Tor
him epsbled the Yankees 20 take the sec
ond game Of the series. 10 q. Succcsaive
home runs by Summa and Gardner fig
urcd IN a four-run rally by Cleveland In
the flfth when sam Jones was driven from
tho buN. Hoyt who relieved Jones, was
found for successive doubles by wood and
McInnis, the first two men 90 face him.
hut after that inning he pitched good
ball, holding the Indians scoreloss In the
seventh when they filled tho bases with
no one out Manager Speaker went In as
a pinch hittod IN the nlnth but famed.
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Games for
This Week
WESTERN LEAGUE

WESTERN LEAGUE
TULSA Al OKLAHOMA CITY.
S. Joseph ht Wichita.
Sioux city at Des Moines.
Omaha at Denver.
close OF season.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Only games scheduled
Monday
ST. Louis at New York,
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Tuesday.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
only game scheduled.
Wednesday.
No games scheduled.
Thursday.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only game scheduled.
st. Louis at Chicago.
only game scheduled.
Saturday and Sunday
81. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
close Of season.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Detroit.
New York ut Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Chicago,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
No games scheduled
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled
New Ystk at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia,
Chicago at st. Louis.
Only games acheduled.
saturday.
New York at Boston.
washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago At 81, Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Sunday.
Detrol, at Cleveland,
Chicago at St. Louis.
New York at Washington,
only SameA scheduled,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at st. Paul
Columbus nj Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwankee,
Louisville at Kansas city.
Monday.
Toledo at Kansas Guy.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at st. Paul
Only games scheduled.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
Toledo Rt Kansas city.
Columbus at Milwaukee,
Indianapolis at st Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis (doublo-hoad'
Wednesday,,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus At Kansas city,
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
Louisville at 81 Paul
Al games double headers Sunday.
Close OF season.
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white Soy 81 scnninrs g.

CHICAGO, Sept. e9.-Chlcago pounded
the veteran Walter johnson hard today
and easily defeated Washington. 10 3.
Hooper, sheely Mostil and schalk led the
attack tur the locals, Schalk having a
Hnoper ana Shcrlv cRch poIed a brace nf
doubles and Mustll smashed out a double
ana home run, Gorham Lcvorette pitched
IN fine form and ala not have 60 exert
himself ChlraEo'sc victory coupled with
pctroirs defeat by Boston, placed the
locals onc-hult gaulo out OF third place.
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BOsTON. sept. 28.-rho braves divided
n douhle. .hrnder with the cubs today, vim
ming the opener, to 4, while Chicago took
inc second 9 TO 1. A fuur-run rally In
mo seventh started by an error by Grimes
decided the first game. Chicago after be
ing held helpless Tor eight rounds in the
Frcuud game got 10 ffunk Miller Tor
three HIS ana as many runs IN tho last
chapter Stculand relieved Jones IA time 10
rot credit for the victory,
IiFst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 2S.--The
salt Lake club OF the Coast league
has purchased First Bascman Jim
Riley from the ST. Louis Americans
Riley. who Is famous athlete. has
been playing with Terre Haute this
season under option from the
Browns. He formerly played with
Vancouver IN tho Pacific lnterna-
tional League.
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SHius oft hit hy hattad hall.
IBNttcd for Ehmke In third.
gEBatted Tor Olsen In seventh.
zx1HRtted FOR johnson In eighth.
Sctro by innings
Boston 's.'..'..rs,,s''tr2 2o3 2OO OOO-6
Detroit .................OO 100 2ni--.a
summary. Runs Menosky 2, Relchte :,
Burns, Pratt Jones, cobb, Clark. Rigney.
frrorr-b burns, tutshnw, Two base hits
Relchie, J, Collins, Pratt, Clark Three
haso hlt-prntt, Home run--MenoslSy.
Double plays-NeRch to Hassler 10 Jones.
Prsu To Mitchell 10 nu7us Bases 90 halls
or W Collins s. OF Olsen ]. struck out
---NN Ehmka J by ". COLLINS.
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Red Sox g. Tigers 4,

DETROIT Sept, 23.-Detroit clung 10
third place ~ the American league stand
ing by the narrow mnrldn OF half game
tonight. result of their defeat today at
tho hands Of Hoston, to 4. The visitors
hit Ehmke hard In the opening stages Of
the game and piled up a lead that the
Tigers could not overcome.
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TVWNVW TTTITTT " WTTTTT TTTTTT
summary Runs--Fishor, Gr1yer BIRD,
Smith 9, Griffin 3. Washburn, East 2,
Berger Mcdowell. Brrora-- Nc Donald, Nu-
for. Grover, BIRD, Butler. Mcdowell, sacri-
flee hlts-Washhurn, BerEer, Two-bass
hits-Grover, Smith, Fisher. Home run
berger Mcdowell. stolen hases--Grlffn
;, Smith. East Double plaNs-urowuo 70
Nufcr to Grover Butler 10 WAAhburu, Ber-
gor to Wushburn 20 McD iwolL Struck out
ny Bird 2, Mcdonnell 2 base ON balls
or Bifd 2. OF Mcdonnell l. Lett on
bases Wichita 3, st. Joseph z. wild pitch
Bird. ilit by pitcher. Nufer, Vmplres--
wichita Z, 81 Joseph a Time-ll20.
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DENVER, Sept. 2j.--Denyor came from
behind ana tied the score IN the seventh
Innlng Of THIS afternoons game with OWa-
hH, but pHf'Hrsuu.H wild throw IN the
ninth, permitting Griffin TO score from
second gave the visitors tho victory, IA
Nrtyois wildurss iu tho first inning
save omaha Irod which the locals were
unable CD overcome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
OAKLAND Cots Del Mkcr.

OAKLAND, CAL Sept 2S.- ~
Oakland club management ~,
nounces that II has traded lniie'suf1s
william Marriott 10 the M"pT,,ol
Southern club for Catcher
Baker, who formerly was with Pols
land in the Coast league and p5W,
vious to that with Detroit, MA .,o
came 10 Oakland from the Ch''nssss
Cubs 70 play second base, hu.
been out much OF the season 0'e''''
Of IN ,urles.
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Corrlden, ponnwltg. Kandlor, Nufer. Gro
vor, Smith 2, Griffin ,. Washburn 2, East
4. Berger 3, Butler 2, Haley 2, Alright.
Errors Mcdonald. Nufer, tuschen, wash.
burn. Berger. Sacrifice hlta-- Mcdowell,
TwO-bRse hits-drover. Maahburu. East,
HANDLER Earned runs-WichitA II, 81.
Joseph g. Homo run Fisher, Hrrger. stol-
en- bases--Smith ?. Rutlcr. Double plays
WnHhhurn tu berger 10 Mcdowell. Herger
TO Wahhburn To Mcdowell. Struck out
Hy Lusrhcn Z, by Alright 80 Base on hnlla
or LuHChcn q, OF Albright / Lcn on
huscs- wichita g. ST. Joseph s. Wud
pitch-Luso ilit by pitcher Mcdowell
by Luscheu. lmulros burnside aud Fitz-
patrick, Time 80.
second Game.
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PHILADELPHIA sept 2d.--Cinclunntl
hy hitting Meadows hard in two inning
defeated Philadelphia. o tu 4. today punp
hue was found for I hits nut proved ef.
fectivo m tho pluchca in the closing in
niugH Parkinson hit hiH fourteenth nome
rup of tho HraNUn la thu tUiru.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Cosden 1000 O01 800 l5 /
Z. & x. .....2OO 200 O02-6 /
Summary; Home-run - II y H..
Thres- base hit-Murphy. Two-base
hits Barbee. Marcum, Brlton, Hays.
Struck out--By HoWlnnd 4, Horns
by 3. Boyd /. Walked--By Row
land s, Hornsby s. Randolph l..
Double plays--Willis to Williams to
Wills Stolen bases--Hays, Daw-
son. Hit by pitcher--Briton 2, by
Hornsby. Umpires-Jeffries and
Setley. Time OF game-1:45.
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0HlhA

Score hN iuuinEat
Denver ..................Ol O3O l00
summary Huns Rstcs z. Appersuu
Hfliin 2, Mauush. O'hricn, Kerr Uourr
PATTERSON, Parker @ Errurs-GislnHon.
hhtos Kerr Patterson, Wright. Cart
wright Earned uns--OmRha &, Denver
stolen bases Wilcox, Patterson Two-bas asa
hifa-batcs Appcrsnu. Wilcox uourg
lhlre-haae hits Parker 3. Home run-
Nppefapn struck out--By Wetael O. by
DALEY 4, by FiuchCr l. Sacrifice hits
Hrincvf, Cartwright. Gtubr. Base on balls
OF NtEel T. ur paNy 2, orr Fincher 4
nv by plchrr- Wilcox by Wetzel Left on
hhses-Imahe y, Denver 7. Double plays
nhritn TO Parker, Patterson To- cart.
esnn 20 WlcoN Il GufNu, Wud pitch
iincher Innings pitchrd By Duiy ga
runs o hit. I. by riucher 1-3 runs T. hts
''he--l So tmphts-lloid Gud DOM
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DIES MONIES, Svpt 49, sioux cry
won two listless ana poorly played games
from hca Motnes today. . 10 o and "a to
I, total ut - errors were made In the
double header. ~ or by tho locals, wac
also were unable 60 hit nm the pinches,
First Game,
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SBGttsd Tor Hartnett IN eighth,
sxBattei for JuneF IN ,ib '".
zBRtted for Miller in ninth. ooo oo,
chicago .-...sf .'ss''sff w. 80 ~
Boston .,...ssss. ...'s, INV ~.
summary, Two-hase hts~Ford, urAnt'
ham. Double-pla -Orantham 10 Grimes
3asea on bnils--On Miller 2. OF Jones J.
giruck nut--Ry Muller 3, by Jones - us
,.,,.itrd p Runs stnt2 GrAnth"m. Gala
EAHn uentv Erruts-Grlmes. Foid.
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Pittsburgh

Score by lnninga;
rlttsburgh ..,....... 1000 900 0o2-b
Brooklyn ...............O0 O00 bON-9
summary. Ruua--Ticrncy, Trayuur o.
Grimm, schmidt. Olson 2. Johnston 2. r..
unfnth 2, Myers, sChmnndt. High. Er-
rOrs-- Blgboe Tierney TrHynor. Olson. r..
griffin. Two. base hitH--Trnynor. r, Grif-
nth. schmaudt. Thrce. base hit--GlRzner.
Home rum. Griffith Double plays
Johnston to Olson to SChmaudt, Schmandt
20 Johnston To Schmandt Bnser ON balls
--Off Giazner g. OF Rcuther 2, struck
out.-ny Oln2ner /. by Heuthcr ?,
SECOND Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
&YESTER-
~ DAYS

Western League.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY 2, TULSA II.

Western League.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY 2, TULSA II.
At Wichita 1919 ST. Joseph s-3 (Hecond
game innings by sgreemenD,
At Des Molnes a. Sioux city s-1i (sec.
ond game innings by sgreemenD.
At Denver 8, Omaha 7.
National League,
AZ Boston 6-i Chicago t-3.
Al Brooklyn 9-5. Pittsburgh 5-i.
Al Philadelphia Z. Cincinnati 8.
Al New York 7, st. Liuis S.
American League.
AZ Cleveland g. New York T.
At Detroit 4. Boston ..
At Chicago :. Washington ..
At st. Louis g. Philadelphia 6.
American Association.
At Minneapolis T. Columbus o,
At Kansas city 49, Louisville ..
At ~. Paul 4. TOLEDO g.
Al Milwaukee 4, indianapolis 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

cnst0ck 3, Earned runs Sioux city o. ncs
huiues p, Double rlayg-Turgeon to Nor-
ton To- theHhro. Hemingway to Hamilton
20 Metz lmpircs-Lowis ana Anderson
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fhUadtlphla


NBattcd for Hubhoi Ia ninth.
Cincinnati o, ,,...s.s...000 40l O0o-b
Philadelphia .s......... 00i 003 o0O--i
Summary H-abHuhert =. Duncan,
F0nseca. iiargrave, Wrlghtsiouo, ltnpp,
Williams. Parkinson. No errors Two base
hits-Rapp Lee FonHcCa. Walker. Three
base hit--llargrave, Home run-- Parlduson,
Double plays -Funscca to Bohnc to Dau.
bert Parkinson 10 WrlghtHtune to Leslie
2. struck out---By Meadows I, by Dono-
hue 4, by Huhbel l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
WITCHES TRAMP
OVER SAINTS IN
D0UBLE,HEADER
Sioux City Takes Pair
From Des Moines Boost
ers; Omahogs Triumph

WICHITA. Sept 20 wichita took two
games from ST. Joseph here today 10 90
. nnd 0 Ia 3. Tho season viii close with
two ganics on sunday
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zHattd for WGWhagass In ninth,
Score by innings:
New YORK .'...s....,r...20 0Ol 3lO-I
NlrNtlhhd sssssss. tssssss suVV Gau WV
summary Runs-Witt, Mcmillan. Dugsn
2 Pipp, Schang, Hoyt Wambsganss. sum
ma, Gardner ?. Wambsganss. Two
base hits-WoOd. Mctnnis, Pip. Homo
runS-Summn, Gardner Double play Du-
gan TO Pip Bases on balls--ON Jones 2,
or Smith >. OF Uhle 2. struck out ny
Jones ], by Huyt 2, by Smith 2. by uhle /.
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TTTT" " TTTTTF|- = =
New York .............. .02O 100 otN-1
Summary. Runs Blades 2. Hotnsby,
Toputcrr roulnicr. Young q kolN q
Etarprl y SNYDER Errors lottOmly, lnp.
urcor. Eria,u Tvu.base Fouruior.
Three base hll-sWith. Homo rune Sicn.
gel N0rnRhv. llaHrH ON hnllH#Hoft scott q,
or Hainea l. STRUCK out-Dy Scott q. by
HH1uTa l.
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NT"TU UV TUOTUTN|
Warrington ............0 O00 l00--3
Chicago .,.. ,...,...... 200 $50 OlN--N
summary! Runs--Judgc. Harris. La
10 g. Schnlk Errors GoslIU Collins. Two
base hits--Hoopcr @ Harris sheely g.
MnStIl. Home run Mostil. Double ulays--
Harris 10 peckinpauEh Co Judge 2, Peckin-
paugh uuasslsted. B1srs on balls-Off
Lcvorltta 2. OF W. Johnson !,
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BROOKLYN, sept 20 -- brooklyn helped
tho Giants ponnantwatd today by taking
both games of double header from Pltta-
burgh TO ana TO ].
First Game.
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Walker. Miller. Dykes, Tobiu. Elerhe, Sis
ler. Gerber. shorten. Frrors McGowAn
Galloway, jacobson, Collins, Two has
McGowan, UnuHer, walker. jacobson
shorten. Double playsH-Scheer to Gallo
way. Waller 10 Nchcor. Dykes TO Scheci
Of Hsuscr, Jasobs TO Gerber. Bases o.
hulis--On Naylor q or Harris 2, 0r
Wright I, Struck out--By N9ylor l. by
uarris a. by VaHEiidsr 6. by .ruett I, l.,
Wright !.
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There are $50 ieathcr ostablish-
wcuts in the United states with an
aggregate capital OF SG1l,3il,553,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

summary, hamilton, Homing
way osturgard, Nets, O'tonuor Q, koctt-
ger I. query, htkeurtuCk Cooper Nor
ton, Wilson, cullop. Errora- Hemingway 9.
M'E. Roettser. Isnin, chesbro 2. Tur-
base hits Meta Query 2, O'Cunnrr. Rostt-
Eor nirKenstork, stolen basos--O'Cnuner
WILSON. Lett ON heaoh-- SipuN CITY ~. Drs
/ MoIree gtruch nnt ny Cullop = Uirit,n.
4.ock 9. D.se on tals --'ltf cuiin NH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Eugenia Aver of Athens was
| in town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Cain of Hinckley was
in town on business Thursday.
/ Mrs. Archie Bachelor of Bling
| ham was a shopper in Skowhegan,
! Wednesday,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones Of
/ Bingham motored to Skowhegan on
a shopping trip. Wednesday.
! Mrs. Stinchficld and her two sons,
| Thyme and James. Jr., will accom-
pany Miss Rhyme to her home and
| will visit for the next six weeks
Miss Marion Taylor of Athens is
in town, being employed at the home
of County Clerk and Mrs. William
7. Seekins on Icavitt street, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford of Lewiston
We're in town the first of the week,
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson at
her home on North avenue and of
other relatives.
G. l.. Tobey and c. P. Beach of
Stoughton, Mass, who are passing
some time at Lake George, where
they own real estate. on a combined
business and pleasure trip and en-
Joying some good fishing.
Mrs. William r. Pattengail of Au-
gusta arrived in town, Thursday, on
the 1850 A. NJ. train to attend the
County Democratic meeting, which
was held Thursday afternoon in the
municipal court room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. +. Rundlett and
son. Lyman. returned on the 1880
train Thursday noon from Lewiston.
whore Mr.. Rundlett received surgical
treatment in one of the city hospi-
taIS and whore they were also guests
or his sister and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Swanson and Simon
Swanson of Brockton, Mass, will
arrive in town Saturday on their
way to Athens. whore they will visit
with their sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Corson of
Malbon's Mills, accompanied by their
son, Alvin. will leave tomorrow. Sat
urdav, by automobile for Brockton.
Mass. where they will he the guests
OF Mrs CorsOn's relatives. Their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

morning hours. Somerset county
physicians and acquaintance OF Or.
Charles A. Moulton of Hartland VIII
be pleased to know that he was maze
president elect of the association.
Col. and Mrs. Leon W. Gerrlsh OF
Gardiner. who were in Skowhegan
over Tuesday. for Mr.. Gerrish to at
tend the district meeting OF Nor
ridgewock, Harmony, Arson, Athens
and Skowhegan l. o. Q. F. Encamp-
ments. which was held with Far
menas Encampment, Skowhegan'
were guests while in town Of MI
and Mrs. Roscoe G. Bigelow at their
home on the Old County road. Mr..
and Mrs. Cornish, who were travel
ing by automobile, returned to Gar
diner, Wednesday. Thursday, Mr..
Gerrish went to Gorham. where he
will attend the superintendent con-
ference. From Gorham Mr.. Gerrish
! will go to Boston TO attend the
annual sessions of>the New England
Educational Association, which are
to be held in that city. Mr.. Gerrish
was for ten years superintendent of
the Skowhegan- Madison schools. go
ing to the Gardiner district last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrish have many
friends here who will be interested
to read of their brief visit here and
of Mr.. Gerrish's trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
WINSL0W

Wesley and Edwin Wilson, who
live on the Garland road, were on
their way home near the W. S,
Laughton place, when they were run
into a team without q light For
tunately no one was injured, but the
Wilson wagon was badly damaged.
II. r. Drew, accompanied by
Charles d. Robinson of the Augusta
road were in Bangor Tuesday night
to attend the Barnum and Bailey
circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson of
the Augusta road recently entertain
cd Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris and
son, John Jr., and daughter, Lucille,
of Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Deane of
BENTON avenue, entertained Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Kennedy and
Pearl Dixson Of Clinton and Mrs.
Herbert NTillikcn of Machias.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grindall of
Benton avenue are entertaining Mr.
Grindalrs mother, Mrs. ELLA Grind
all Of Belgrade Lakes for a few
days.
Alden Kittredgo. formerly of this
town, was married Saturday evening
to Miss Jaunita Mcclellan of Water
vile. After the ceremony they left
for Boston. On their return Mr..
kittredge will I've employed in the
grocery store of John Withce on
Temple street.
Thomas Henderson and Kenneth
Dolly arc passing a few days at
Weber Pond.
Alvin Matheson has entered the
employ of the Winslow Cash store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Matthew of
this town gave q party in the Ameri-
can Legion hall, Waterville, in hon.
or Of their daughter, Miss Ophclia
Matthew, who is soon to wed Leo
Rancourt Of Fairfield. Dancing was
enjoyed until n late hour. Miss Ma
THEW received many useful and
pretty gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Quincy and
little son were recent guests of Mrs.
Gurney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. E.
Morriscttc.
Milton Smiley of Clinton avenue,
was a business visitor in Vassalboro
Wednesday.