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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
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EAST KING STREET

EAST KING STREET
Sevcu-ronm modern hIEh l0CHtlons
real home, must h0 sold lmWe-
dlBtoly Priced below value.
Good terms
YADON INVESTMENT co.
HealtoTE
ossgs 1854 2-50sS. 5g5 Kennedy Bldg,
EASTSlDE new b-room bungalow, hard
wood floors fixtures rOuEupd-ln. well,
garage. $4,000, $500 cash. Phelan.
OsaFe f6s?
CUH-ROOM house and modern high lot,
on pavement close "a town, beautiful
lee Realty CO., 2i0 Robinson Bldg,
OHago 5000. res. 1l2O.
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Personal Property

Personal Property
.---.,s5rttANTOUs TOR SALE ~
-. OV TRADE-Threshing RIG.
flR sAE. Ford truck or automobile.
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- =. ..c-Tpiste fishing outfit with
"a Ab., az living purposesi also two
tfgseooa ..ts on Grand river bargain
9.1ss ar, !. s--5nd hand filing cabinet.
~ Ssy1 BIDS. osaee slAl,
t,--.,t.--paby white enamel crib;
~ ,,tsd candies. flO' fhohe Ieuar
.....-.s-f--1Te road grader, i2.foot
fs SAIL ~ ANAL rock crusher. both
Eits sH.i.ss condition; real bargains.
tfs. plsioffice box $50 or telephone
alsssmra.t okls.
A-,.-,.,.1 ,1t punch bowl for sale. Ad-
is,.s issg care World. ld.------------------
ti.-2 ..sord. hand store and restau.
~ M..yiruad. butcher supplies meat
Il 70 s.sie. tools, etc. Cedar SOS ~
l-.---,T.s - C;naranteed waterproof
h. wait Rubber Goods. tSs ;, boul1eL
- ,.rAINs-t.ocated at Ada and
g1A Fy,.s roth bargains and must
nNlL can save you money on 9TH
= s-H rliEhtly used fountains
W" y~rrfa write or wire for
n" Cr8sman Fountain Co., Dallas
TLsN r"ucE DEPARTMENT
., .o,gscated and unreclsimed
SO ol,s,tv ol no. be sold at public auc-
.n 'poIice station at ! ?. m" April
d i,GHiyrrrrsrp FOR TEN DAYS
S'sk leather Boston bags.
.s tih is4t..r case. gents toilet set.
G,sE leather brief case.
srt cafes
.o ,,. check he'd blanket.
-sT carton fatima ciEarets.
l,s .'.,s. ~ rlms and inner tubes
.y,is ba1.pr,ai.
l.,r bsgF fur neck pieces.
~ sh|ria. q white pajamas.
! brown o''.''ai
sIs ,l0., ',y Sr ari skirts tnew).
,.fhsaf iron.
~ ~ old Hats.
y. .,.r ~ silver bracaded slippers.
80 b.ur HI.aH
g.7rs dark blue overcoat.
sissr.ne wHsU.
,,irs mons rev shoes
steam cause.
trsl vafDr cooler.
fts-mos bottle
..,fs ssfH Thomas watch.
rs,,s E.glu watch.
CENTS Dgrr.ng watch.
AZ. grs.k-vrIter.
small oak fee box.
'''- GEO. IT, BLAINE
chief Of Police. |
-r receiving set complete. /
-srrsgox and extra head set Mack,
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Adams-Reddin
50 600

$4,000
SOUTHEAST SECTION
Practically new bungalow of five
rooms and sleeping porch: scrconed-
iu back porch oak floors. kitchen
cabinet good high lot on the paving.
close 10 school and transportation.
chicken house, yard fenced in; ncw-
" painted inside and out. $500 cash
viii handle, balance like ront.
W. FRANK WALKER
Osaro AUl 32l South Boston
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BARGAIN HUNTERS

a 90 foot Dot. ON the pavement, ln Chudor7
heights for $4,000. ". =, clinton, Cedar
2igl. 3lb Kennedy Bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08

cause of death being peritinitis. Be
sides the parents, she leaves young
cr sister, little Jean Meredith. The
funeral service will be held Wednes-
day forenoon at the home on Ward
Hill. Norridgewock. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble have many friends in
Skowhegan who are grieved to learn
of the death of their little daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum Steward and
son Paul. who since returning to
SkOWhegan several months ago from
Bath where they went during the
early part of the war and where Mr.
Steward and his son Kerry Steward,
We're located as plumbers, have been
staying with Mr.. Stewards sister,
Mrs. Sarah S. Marston on Baptist
Hill ore this week moving into their
new ONE which is the Mary Weston
house on Baptist Hill which has been
occupied for a number of years by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 0. Eaton, who
vacated it some months ago. The
place has been renovated, rcmOdclcd
and repaired extensively and will
make a most desirable home for Mr..
and Mrs. Steward.
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MONTVILLE

Air. and Mrs. Sam Tilton and sons
of Albion, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Written one day las
week.
Winfield Flye and Thomas Thomp.
son are working for Martin Whittier
Mrs. John Downer and Mrs. Harry
Thompson OF Freedom called on Mrs
Alice Penney last week.
AIR. and Mrs. Mark l.. Howard and
daughter. Willena, of Fl. r. Noun
tain, were guests of Mr.. aud Mrs
Ralph w. Howard Sunday.
John i. Nutter ami Walter Colby
have returned home from Connect
cut.
Mark l.. Howard went to Brooks
on business recently.
Leon Wiegin has returned home
from Auburn.
Lorenzo ID. Wright called on friends
on IL. b. Mountain recently
Mrs. Eliza Written and Mrs
Esther Eldred were i'm Freedom Sat
urday.
Simon Erskin has bought and
moved onto the Rev. II. II. Pentecost
farm at MacFarland's Corner.
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Dinner Party for Mrs. Annie Nolan

The home of Mrs Rachel Webb
and her daughter, Mrs. Fanny w.
Fletcher on Baptist HILL was the
scene Monday evening Of delight
full dinner party, given by Mrs. Webb,
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Webb's sis
ter, Mrs Ida Leavitt Smith, in honor
Of the birthday of another sister.
Mrs. Annie Nolan, who resides with
Mrs. Smith.
The party was a surprise for Mrs.
Nolan, and it was most happy oc-
casion for all in attendance. The
guests were all members of the fam
lily and We're Mrs. Nolan's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Steward Of
Coburn avenue. SkoWhcgan, and Mrs.
Alice Devin of Augusta, who is a
neice OF Mrs. Nolan's, besides the
three hostesses. A delicious dinner
was served and Mrs. Nolan was pre-
scented with many gifts and greetings.
Not only the guest Of honor but all
present will long remember the affair
because CT its pleasure.
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.HINCKLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Leavitt Of
Belfast We're in this place Monday
calling on friends, while on their way
to Pleasant pond. Caratunk, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carr for few
days. '
L. A. and L. p. Kicker, with their
families, motored to Skowhegan Sun
day, and called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Decker. Mrs. Merle Foster re-
turned with them to her home in Ca
naan.
Emery Hall has gone to work for
the Maine Central r. r. and is in
Waterville at the present
Mrs. Nellie Clifford visited lends
in North Fairfield recently.
A sister from Waterville visited
Mrs. +. p. Head, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elliott have
moved from the place they rented to
the home Of his father, Ira Elliott
Edward Hicks was very lucky in
getting a deer near his home last
week
Mrs. Linnie Besse and two young
children visited her daughter Mrs.
Gladys Palmer, several days last
week.
Miss Evelyn Joy went to Bangor
Sunday, where she has a position as
teacher.
Mrs. Arminda Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Head, was in Fairfield
Saturday on business.
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Use Radio to Advance
Missionary Work

Chicago Nov. 7-Radio phones and
airplanes as aids in carrying on mis-
sionary work in virtually inaccessible
parts of China will be used by mis-
sionaries of the methodist Episcopal
church, announces the committee on
conservation and advance of that
church.
This was decided upon at a meet
ing of missionaries in TZechow, West
China. Plans were announced by the
Rev. James MaAon Yard, new cxecu-
tive secretary of the Centenary in
China and relaycd to the committee
in America by the Rev. Paul Hutch
inson, editor Of the, Chinese Advo-
cate.
The delegates at the missionary
meeting could see the mountains of
Tibet. 1t is several weeks journey
from Shanghai and there are no rail-
roads in that region. The Tzech0w
territory lies in the heart of China's
Wealthiest province, Szechuen,. with
6o,000,000 inhabitants,
Because of the lack of transporta-
ton facilities, and inaccessibility of
unable previously TO reach many of
these localities. Mountainous sec
tons and river wastes hayo hindcred
Progress in many directions.
The missionaries, planning work
for the next ten years voted for four
sets of wireless telephones with
which to link up the widely separat-e
ed main stations. and four two
passenger airplanes. with which to
reach hitherto inaccessible sections.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills were in
Benton the first of the week, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Ernest Croker, formerly of
Skowhegan who now resides in Clin-
ton was in town on business Tues
day.
Mrs. S. A. Mac Dougal. who has
been in Waterville for few days
returned Tuesday noon and was ac-
companied by her friend, Mrs. Irving
Winters who will be a guest in the
MacDougal home until Saturday.
Mrs. Parmelia has returned to
Skowhegan after having been in
Pennington, n. H.. for several weeks
where she has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. CeleXis Green and
family.
Miss Alice Devin, who was in town
over Monday night to attend the
birthday dinner given for her aunt,
Mrs. Annie Nolan at the home of
another aunt, Mrs. Rachel Webb. re-
turned to her home in Augusta Tues
day morning.
Friends of Mrs Martha Gilman.
widow of Mr.. w Scott Gilman will
he sorry to learn that since Mr.. Gill
mans death on Sunday she has been
confined to her bed by illness and
being cared for by Mrs. Myrtle,
Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Keene returned
Monday from Boston, driving home
an Oldsmobile for the Cloughs of
Madison. While in Boston they went
to Medford to visit with Mr.. Keene's
sister, Miss Arlene Keene, who is a
graduate of s. II. S.. '22, and who is
attending Fishers Business college.
They found Miss Keene very pleas
antly located and doing fine work.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Wyman
and sons, Dawson and Andrew, who
since last spring have resided in the
upper apartment in the house on the
Island recently purchased and re-
novated by the Central Maine Power
Company, are to move soon into the
first floor apartment which has been
vacated by Chester Overlook and
family who have moved to Thomas
ton.
John J. Mitchell Of Portland, APP
pretended by Charles Simpson of
the Waterville State Highway Pc
lice, was brought before Trial jus
tice Thomas G. Lord of SEoWhegan
on Tuesday afternoon charged with
operating motor vehicle while I'M
der the influence of Intoxicating
liquor. mitchell pleaded guilty and
was fined so, and costs which
amounted TO $500. Mitchell set
tied with S149.15 cash.
Kenneth Chapman and a college
friend, John d. Babb of Machas,
who have been the guests of Mr..
Chapmans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Chapman at their home in
Athens. we're driven to Pittsfield Sun
day afternoon by Mr. Chapman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and
We're accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Beckwith, where the young men took
the train for Orono where they are
, students at the State university.
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Boys Camp Burned

Late Monday afternoon a fire was
started in the camp back of the
American Wooden property. This
camp was erected and used by the
men at the time the American Wool
en- built the addition to the mill on
the Main and East Front streets
corner, 1t has lately been fixed up
and occupied as a play camp by
Walter Haycock. The fire started
from a fire which young Haycock
had in the camp. The chemical re-
sponded to the alarm but it was
necessary to apply water and with all,
the little camp was completely de-
stroyed.
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Bloomfield Christmas Club Meet

Monday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Reed happily entertained the ladies
of the Bloomfield Christmas Club at
her home on upper Main street A
large number of the members was
present. The afternoon passed So
cially with work on quilt which the
club plans to present to some needy
family at Christmas time, also other
work for Christmas. 1t is expected
to finish the quilt in one or two
more meetings. The ladies discussed
the high prices charged at the retail
stores for farm products and the
low prices which the farmers are
able to realize for them.
The hostess Served a delicious
luncheon. Out Of town guests were
Mrs. Reeds son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. William Reed and children of
Damariscotta. The ladies enjoyed a
most delightful time and appreciated
Mrs. Reeds cordial hospitality. The
next meeting will be held on Monday
afternoon, Nov Goth, with Mrs. Lester
III. Packard of Locust avenue.
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3. e. p. w. Club BANQUET

The next meeting Of the Skowhe-
gan Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will be held on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 18th, in Grand Army
hall. At $50 a supper will be served
by the ladies of the Russell Relief
Corps, under the direction Of the
following committee, Mrs. Francis H.
Smith. Mrs. Lillian Smith and Mrs.
Anna B. Steward Following the sup
per. the regular semi monthly meet
ing will be held There will be good
music and other entertaining fea-
lures.
1t is hoped that so far as it is
possible. all members will be pres
ent. and that the girls will go direct
ly from their work, as it is not to
be dress affair
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VASSALBOKO

GETCIELL'S CORNER On Fri
day evening, oct. eth special
meeting of the Rebckahs was called,
for the purpose Of initiating candid
ates. After the work, fine oyster
stew supper was served.
Mrs. Gertrude Edwards, returned to
her home in Portland last Thursday
after few days visit with Miss Mar
garet Durham. Miss Durham and
Miss Helen Prescott accompanied her
home, returning the same day. The
trip was made with Miss Charlotte
Wrigley in her car. Mss Mary
Wrigiey was also one of the party.
Myron s. Turner has purchased a
new sedan.
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Skowhegan Sorosis' Begins
1929 Work

While the first affair under the
auspices of the Skowhegan Sorosis
was the staging of the operetta
"Springtime" on the Third of October
as a benefit for the District Nurse,
the first meeting of the club year for
1922 and '23 was held on Monday
evening when the officers and drec-
tors delightfully."- entertained the club
members at Directors Tea" which
occurred in the parlors of the public
library.
The rooms were very attractive in
the decoration OF pine branches and
red berries and the many beautiful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08
BELFAST
Clara A. Brier

Funeral services were held today
for Clara A., widow of Edwin Bricr
OF Cliftondale, Mass, in the church at
North Belfast, Rev. w. f. Skerrye
of the First Church Federated of
Belfast, officiating. The, bearers
We're former neighbors of Mrs. Brier
when she lived in North Belfast.
Willis s. and Walter G.. Hatch,
Hiram Walton and George Mayhem.
Accompanying the remains to Bel
fast were Mrs. Isabel Brier Erskine
and son, Harry of Cliftondale, Her
bert +. Brier of Maiden and Mrs.
Grace Davis of Worcester.
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HCXIE

Chester Sheaff has closed his home
mere and gone to the village to live
with his brother. Charles.
Mrs. Jessie Rogers has sold her
farm to George futile and bought a
Place at Norridgwock village.
Ed Cogswell is to make his home
with Walter Brooks this winter.
Mary De Ncau is working for Mrs.
Clinton Luce at Bigelow hill.
Elmer Bates has finished work for
e. Farley at Larone and is staying
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bates.
Fred Chapman has purchased a
fine work TEAM of his brother, Her.
bert. of Skowhegan, and is hauling
lumber to Waterville. :
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Rev. David Bracket

The funeral services for Rev
David Bracket the aged Belfast
clergyman, will take place ut 3
o'clock Wednesday, Rev. George G.
Sauor of the Baptist church ofiiciat-
ing. The bearers will be NJ. r. and
Clarence NJ. Knowlton, William Bart
lott and NJ Crawford
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Armistice Day

This little village will observe Arm
istice day. The schools in this vic
unity, assisted by local talent. will
give an entertainment in the G. r.
hall next Saturday evening. 4 col
lection will be taken and after pay
ing the bills the remainder will be
given towards the Soldiers memorial
monument at Good Will farm. 1t is
hoped that there will be a crowded
house.
Miss Viola Carson writes that she
likes her new work as nurse in a
State hospital in North Hampton,
Mass
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Special Meeting of K. p. Lodqe

Tuesday evening the Skowhegan
Lodge, No. 79, knights of Pythias,
held special meeting, when ar
rangements for the funeral of their
late brother and past Chancellor
Commander, W. Scott Gilman, which
will be held today, Wednesday after
noon, in the Federated church, were
completed. The service will be held
at two o'clock and the officiating
clergyman will be Rev. George l..
Thurlow. The Knights of Pythias
burial will be conducted by members
Ot the Lodge.
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TROY
Mrs. Deborah Estes

CENTER-Mrs. Deborah Estes,
widow Of the late Joseph Estes,
passed away Monday night, aged so
years. She is survived by two sons,
one grandson. Elmer Estes of Lynn.
Mass. and two granddaughter. The
funeral took place Thursday after
noon. Rev. S. J. Willis of :Pittsfield
officiating .-
Among the out of town friends and
relatives present were Elmer Estes
ana MRS. Mabel Baroni of Lynn.
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MT. VERNON
Grange Halloween

fhe Halloween party given at tue
gianSe hall was a decided success
IL was well attended, and everyone
enjoyed the fun and the good things
To eat. The hall was decorated with
niack cats, Jack o. lanterns. owls
ana black and yellow drapories, and
many ghosts filed the corners. Time
was passed with games and fortune
teiiing. and the evening closed with
a dance.
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Mrs. Roy e. Young

At o'clock Wednesday. funeral
services will be held for Antilca.
wife Of Roy T.. Young, Rev. George
G. Sauer of the Baptist church, Off
ciating. The bearers are George
and Benz. Robertson; Robert Holt
and Warren \. Nichols
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Rev. H. M. Ives

Many friends in Somerset county
will be sorry to learn of the death of
Rev. II. NJ. Ives, at his home in
Meriden. Conn. Mr. Ives was form
erly pastor of the Baptist church in
Fairfield, and was much beloved by
his church and highly respected by
all who knew him.
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Mavis Laura Noble

Word was received in town Mon
day of the death of the older daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Noble.
little Mavis Laura Noble. who was
two years of age last July. The lit
tie girl was i'll only short time, the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08
Bloomfield Past Chiefs to Meet

The November meeting Of the
Bloomfield Past Chiefs Association,
of the Pythian Sisters, will be held
ON Tuesday evening of next week
November the 14th. at the home of
Mrs. William Donaldson on Baptist
hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08

Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Estes,
MIR. and Mrs. f. P. Hopkins and Nj
and Mrs. Granville Morton Of
Plymoush: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
GetchelI OF Newport: Mrs. Clara
Farnham and Willard Morse Of Ban.
Sor. The intermcnt was in Fairyev
cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08

Mrs Annie Moore has returned
from Castine where she was called
several weeks ago by the critical ill.,,
ness OF her son. Frank.
Mrs. Helen Ward of Newport vas
at the home of Oscar Hathaway Sal.
urday.
l.. J. Sanderson and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie SandersOn of Belfast
We're at j. l.. Bagley's Sunday.
Harold Morton and family of De-,
troit were Sunday guests at the home
OF Oscar Hathaway.
Frank Rines of Palmyra has been
passing a few days at the home Of
Frank Rollins.
W. \. I1illman has had good sue.
cess this season in taking his game
alive. having on hand 81 live foxes
and As live skunkS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08

MRS. sumner Cole has gone t
Haliowell to pass the winter will
hef granddaughter. Her son. Clar-
ehce, who has employment is ais
there.
Mrs; Weston Gilman has moved
nome with her nephew. b. b. Hal
for the winter. -
Mrs. NJ A. Kelley has gone to
Augusta for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08
For Colds. Grin or Influeoz,

and as a Preventive, take i.axati,
BROMO QUININE Tablets. The bo
bears the signature of T.. w. Grov
(Be sure you get BROMO) soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-08
Auto Accident

Wilmur Robinson met with an
accident Monday, while on his way to
Winslow. The car which he was
driving turned over, hurting MIR.
Robinson quite badly about the head
and shoulders. The particulars have
not all been learned.