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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
N RE: APPLICATION OF FELIN RA.
DEhOA SKI TOR CHANGE OF NAME

state Of Indiana.
ST. Joseph County. s..
lU the ST. Joseph Circuit Court Va
vember term. 1922
Notice j. hereby given that the appIica-
Ion OF Felix RIdekoWski for change OF
name 90 Felix ROgreS. viii be heard an
ne November Term, 1872 OF the 81 10
Seph circuit court IN the Circuit Court
room or De court house In the civ OF
South Bend. 81. Joseph County Indiana
FELIX RADEkOWSKI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
Real Estate For Exchange. IS

20 ACRES or land 10 exchange for lot or
lots. must be clear. Lincoln 1917 or
80 T. south -
FOR EXCHANGE
We have a fine heavy timber had farm
Of - acres for sale or exchange. This
place Is well improved An ideal coun-
try home.
GARN BROS
Main 2G31. G32 Farmers Trust Bldg.
AccTrfrN NIcnT Az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
WHITCONfB s. HELLER
nrnlr IIr.IIN- AZ

one acre with an g. room home Has
furrrrf bath rud electric light; bed
-eer. ana closets. I-rrc basement; .
various Kinds ~ f-ults garage and
chicken house. east frontage Posses-
sion given wkhin short time Ihis
- very attractive suburban home
for reasonable price
" 500
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

OR BESEFTCIALLY AFFECTED By
SUCH APPROPRIATION.
Beginning az the Intersection ~ the
west Lac OK Leer st and north line q
To- - Demler's Second Addition; thence
vest along the north line OF said lot -
10 the fret alley west o. JesT st thence
north along said alley west Of Leer st
90 the First alley north OF Calvert ST. !
thence west along said alley north Of
Calvert So 20 the first alley east OF Ma
rine st: thence south along said slley
east q Marine st 20 north line OF lot
% Fishers South Side survey; theme
west along the north line q lots 5s
and 81 Fishers south side Survey 20
the west line OF Mumsord CT; thence
south 20 the north line OF Southeast
First Addition: thence wegS on the north
line ~ said addition TO the first aHey
east ~ Miami 81 thence south along the
line Of lot l7e Southeast hrst addition /.
thence west on the north line OF SAID
lot 10 20 the east Ipe o. Miami ~ .
thence south on the east line Of said
lot 179 90 the east line of Miami St
thence south on the east line 81 Miami
- 20 the south line 81 lot rs south
east first addition. thence east on the
south line said Tot ITS 10 the hrst alley
east 81 Miami ST.: thence south t!ons
said alley east Of Miami So 20 the hrsi
alley south Of Calvert St: thence east
along ~ alley south Of Calvert 81. IN
southeast hrst addition 20 the first alley
WcSf OF MfTlnp 81. ENtnff uhlLu d4Htth
said ailev west az Marine st. 70 the
hrst alley south Of Calvert 81. In Fish
er's south Side Survey thence east alons
said alley south Of Calvert St n the
first alley west 81 Tgeer St: thence
north along the first alley west ~ Leer
- 20 the south line ~ lot - FISHER ;
South Side Survey thence east along the
south line Of said lot IS 10 the west line
~ Tseer 81. thence north along the vest
line of Leer 81. to the place OF begin
ming.
The object % such condemnation Is for
relocation OF Calvert 81. near Mumford
e..
Said BOARD viii meet At : - o. m.
on the 2Nfh dav ~ December. 1872 a. rs
Office in the City Hall and receive ana
hear circumstances from all persons In
terssted IN or affected by these proceed
iugg.
I. z. Slaughter.
T. p Harfv.
Albert r Homer.
Veronica G. Sweeney. Clerk Of the Board
Arthur p. Perlcy. Clerk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Veronica C. Sweeney.
I Clerk of the Board
Nov q. Dec. I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
NOTICE or IMPR0XEMENT REso,

Veronica q Sweeney Clfrk ~ The Board
Arthur p Perley. Clerk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
CITY or SOUTH BEND. INDIANA.

erOnlcd 4. sweeney,
Clerk Of he Board.
Nov % Dec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Department Of Public Works.
Notice of Resolution of Vacation No. 6s.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Public Works OF said City ~ q meet
ing q said Board. held on the 18th day
of November. 1872. adopted resolution
for the Vacation Of he following deS-
rrihel nrnnerIV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

' NlVAIII Y. NWttUFTt
Clerk Of The Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Arthur Moon. Atty. for Estate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
PARIS CONSIDERS
PRIZE FIGHT BAN

i Paris.-A motion asking the pre-
feet of police to bar boxing for
ever from Partisan rings has been
introduced and will come up for
discussion in the Paris municipal
council. Alderman Luquet is
sponsor for the measure and
among his arguments in favor of
his proposed bylaw is the follow
ing:
l Why should duel with fists be
permitted when duels with swords
or pistols are forbidden"
! Mr.. Luquet kindly refrains from
adding that many boxing matches
held in Paris lately have caused
more damage to the participants
than the majority of the duels. Car
pentler had 10 chances to one of
coming through a duel with pis-
tolls unscathed. A little prick from
the tip OF disinfected sword would
have caused the referee to call the
hight, in the event Of a meeting on
the field of honor. :
Another point which Mr.. Luquet
makes is that the school children
of Paris, owing to the publicity Civ
en to pugilistic encounters, all i'm
aglne that when they reach 20
years of age they will be cham
pions OF France and Navarro. with
the result that they are devotinx
more time to flattening the noses
and caulifiwering the ears Of their
comrades than to the study of
classics or modern sciences.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
MUSICAL
MIL SHOW 1t
GRAND THEA IRE

"Oh Boy" the tuneful musical
comedy hit which has made the en-
tire Haticn sing its praises will be
the attraction at lie Grand thea
ire all next week, beginning with
the matinee tomorrow. s.
Manager Charles Berkell an
nounces tina. the regular cast OF
Grand players has been augmented
to include principals and q chorus
in order TO present the play as near
as possible to the way it was seen
in the original production. It will
be the first big musical comedy to
be shown at the Grand this season
and Mr. Berkell is making every
arrangement to have the initial ofs
fering in music big success.
Not in \ decade has more popu-
lar musical comedy success than
"Oh Boy" been written. Some of
the biggest song, hits of recent
years are a part of the play, not
ably Il Never Knew About You"
and IAN Old Fashioned Wife"
In connection with "Oh Boy" on
Monday and Tuesday nights the
Davenport Ad club is presenting
its annual frolic. The Ad club has
a well-earned reputation for pro-
ducing merry entertainment and it
is promised that this years frolic
will excel others in producing
mirth. There's a whole lot of ho-
KUN included and plenty of bur
lesque with all the stunts in the
hands of ad men who have proved
their worth as entertainers many
times in the past. On these two
nights, performances will begin at
1880 to allow for the full presenta-
ton of the "Oh Boy. musical COM
edy and the frolic will follow. The
house will be sold out on both ev-
enings. there being only a few seats
downstairs. left at the present time
and these and the balcony chairs
are expected to be reserved by
opening time of each performance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
.kR0N MEMORIAL.
Benefit RECITAL
GaIva Pastor, Whose Son Was
Killed While in Augustana, In
Concert.

Rev. n. E. kron, Galva pastor.
whose son was killed in Galesburg
two years ago, is making tour Oh
Augustana synod in interest of the
Luther p. Kron scholarship fund,
which is to be memorial for the
boy. Interest of the fund, Rev. Mr..
Kron says. will be awarded to a
member of the senior class of Au-
| gustana, which the boy was attend
! ing when he was tragically shot,
in helping to prepare for the min
istry.
The Galva pastor will give a con-
J cert in the Zion Lutheran church
at 7:30 O'Clock tomorrow night. He
spent the weekend rehearsing with
Miss Nellie Swanson of the Au-
gustana conservatory, who will &C
company him.
Rev. Kron is known as the "jubi-
lee singer" of Augustana and he is
planning an eastern tour to bring
his fund which now reaches 1000,
to $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
MEIeHAN Stars
IN SUNDAYF|[H
At The SPENCER

In keeping with the polic, z
presenting only the finest in NJ
class feature phctoplays, the s..
Ger Square theatre annou,,..
Thomas Meighan's latest st,,,s..
vericle. THE Man Who Saw To-.
row." as its attraction startip, 3.
DAY. 1t is a story so oririn,, I.
authors would not even revs.,
outline of it until the picture =
released for fear the plot v,,,,
be stolen. A romance that vss.l s
you to the South Seas. to tha ~
heights of London society ana :.
land where mortal has never ~
before-that's 1.-The Man Who ~.
Tomorrow; In love with -.
beautiful women-a beviteh,,s
South Seas lass and a society hsl,.
that's Tom Meighan's plieht !.
this picture.
Then there's Theodore Roh.,.,
the grand old man of the mor;.,
famous for his "Old Homestesss,.
and comedy roles in support Of M
screens most popular aar,.
Leatrice Joy, who won fame a.,
night in DeMille's "Saturdsr
Night; June Elvidge, who is cred.
tied with long list of popular sne.
cesses; Eva Norak, Alec Frames.
and other prominent members n
the Paramount stock company. eacs
contributing their part in making
this new picture perfect. The us
ual added attractions including a
two-reel comedy, Aesop's Film
Fables, cartoon comedy, and the
latest pictorial news are. included
in the new Spencer program. +.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
Third Week Chicago Opera Opens
With Puccin1s "Madame Butterfly;"
+ "The SnoU Maiden" to be Repedted

Don Jose. Others lin the cast are
Baklanoff, McCormic, Cotreuil, Pa
Ivolska, Passmore, Defrere, Mojica
and Corenti, with the ballet led by
Bolm, Ludmila and Grassi. Mr.
Hageman will conduct
The first performance of Wag-
ner's THE Valkyrie' will take
place on the Sunday following, with
Cyrena Van Gordon as Brunhilde
Ina Bourskaya as Fricka and with
Grace Hoist who makes her Amer
lean debut as Sieglinde Forres,
Lamont as Siegmund, Georges Bak-
lanoff as Wotan, Ivan Steschenwo
as Hunding, and Melvena Pass
more, Irene Pavloska, Hazel Eden
Maria Claessens, Alice D'Herma-
noy, Kathryn Browne. Esther
Walker, and Ruby Fitzhugh as the
Valkyries The opera will be con.
Quoted by Polacco.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
BY KATHERINE ROBERTS.

chicago, Nov. 25.-Wlth the larg-
est attendance registered in the en-
tire history of Chicago's grand
opera, the present Civic Opera com
pany has had a most successful
two weeks and starts upon its third
week with every prospect of con-
tinuing its record breaking audi
ences and its equally high stand
ard Of artistic productions Since
1910 Chicago has enjoyed opera
but this years enthusiasm proves
conclusively that lit is no longer
regarded as the luxury of the few
but recognized as the cultural ne
cessity of the many who are giving
tangible evidence of their support
of this civic institution.
There being no performance this
Sunday, the opera week will begin
Monday night with Puccini's
Madame Butterfly" with Edith Ma
son in the title role. Angelo Ming
hetti as Pinkerton, Irene Pavloska
as Suzuki, Giacomo, Rimini as
Sharpless, Melvena Passmore as
Kate PinkertOn, and the Messrs.
Mojica, Beck, Oliviero, Civai and
Derman in the other roles. Mr..
Polacco will conduct.
On Tuesday night Aida" will be
repeated with the same cast that
gave SO splendid a performance on
the opening night Of the season. 1t
includes Mines. Raisa, Bourskaya,
anu Passmore. Messrs. Marshall.
Formichi, Lazzari, Cotreuil and
Oliviero. The ballet will be head
, ed by Ludmila, Kobeleff. Crawford
and D'Evelyn. Mr.. Panizza is to
conduct
The Russian fairy-tale opera.
THE Snow Maiden" has caught
the fancy Of opera-goers this sea-
son and in its two performances
has been accorded the best. novelty
OF many years. 1t will have IT'S
third presentation on Wednesday
night with the same cast as before:
Mines. Mason, Bourskaya, Pavloska,
Van Gordon, Glaessens, Eden and
Messrs. Minghetti, Baklanoff, Stes-
chenko, Defrere, Beck, Luka, DIV
iefo and Motica with Adolph Bolm's
uniquely colorfoul and pictorial
ballet in which Bolm, himself, Lud-
mile, Grassi and Kobeleff are fea-
lures. Mr.. Hageman conducts this
opera.
Wagner's "Parsifal" was pre-
scented last Sunday afternoon for
the first time in seven years and
met with decided success. This stu
pendous work will be repeated
Thanksgiving evening at 1880
o'clock with the cast unchanged
except for the role of Amfortas,
which will be taken by Joseph
Schwarz instead of Mark Oster.
The cast includes Mines. Van Cor
don. Pavloska, Eden, Browne,
Passmore, D'Hermanoy, Cannon
and Messrs. Lamont, Steschenko.
Cptreuil, Beck, Mojica, Luka, DIV
Zero and Derman. Mr.. Panizza will
occupy the conductors desk.
THE Jewels of the Madonna"
will be held at the Saturday mat
inee, the only change in the cast OF
the first performance being Mr..
Crimi as Gennaro, Oliviero and
others as before. The ballet will
include Bolm, Ludmila and Kobe
left as the chief dancers. Mr..
Cimfni will conduct.
Saturday night will bring a new
Carmen to the Auditorium stage in
the person of Ina Bourskaya, who
has created sensation in that role
ON other stages. She will be sup
ported by the same cast which sang
with Miss Garden in Bizet's opera
on the second night OF the season,
excepting Mr.. Crimi, who will sing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

shows the court costs, the amount
Of accrued interest and the total
amount of said assessment and
said certificate also states that the
said improvement conforms sub
stantially to the requirements of
the original ordinance for the con-
struction of the same as required
by law. The said certificate which
also shows a rebate in the amount
of the said assessment in the sum
of $2.159.95 has been filed in said
proceedings and that final hearing
on said certificate and assessment
will be had on the sixth day Of De-
cerlber, A. D. 1922, at the hour of 9
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

O'clock a. M, or as soon thereafter
as the business of the court will
permit. All persons desiring may
file objections in said court before
said day and may appear on the
hearing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, this
21st day of November, A. D. 1922
H. NJ. SCHRIVER,
FRANK WITCH,
JOHN. MURRIN,
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS,
Board of Local improvements of
the City of Rock Island, ILL.,
Advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the Board of
Local improvements of the City of
Rock Island, ILL.,, has filed in the
county court of Rock Island county
q certificate of the cost of the i'm
provement entitled in said court ''In
re petition of the city Of Rock Is
land, Ill.,, to assess the cost of the
paving of Seventeenth street from
Eighteenth to Twenty-fifth ave-
nues." and said certificate also
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
HELP lNvALl0s TO FORGET
Pssssnes Of Canary o. oeieAsh in
the s'ekseem Invariably Has
osnetleiai gneet.

Next lime you sit in = room. si'r
furnishings of which include a howl
IT xoidfish. consider how much time
yoa spend watching the small sish as
they swim slowly about ar dart about
In pursuit Of each other.
Probably you will conclude YOU
~csr indulsins the usual tendency .f
the normal person 10 h~ attracted te
moving offsets In sick prs~"as aud
enaNai~~rvhss this tendency is mosr
pscaoanersi. aud In ihr as-d ani very
youhs II IL still mosr 80.
That psychology 1T thi. attraeti.h
Sns given BY bf. Edward \. t.~aty.
formerly veterinarian la the animals
in Central taast sno. lie il aoa Co.'S.
n~esrsi with q tlfth avenue t-rt starr.
Sick persons lying in i,r-i slrcnd .
srvat .-ai Of time watching the ssid
hsh II an aquarium is in their rnan,. -
h~ said. 1T iakrs thrir minds o&f
their pains and aches and il very h~r.
rFeiai.~
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
Sl Tortwel Bales Heep|
Mothers Rest
After Cuhcura
Would Oct HE Meosys Wsssh.
|1sse n. ohAnasl = - ~. Iis0 n.

Wouid Oct HE A1e0sys Weesh.
luliy Was quite siisplcasssi when the
s,osk brought him II sister. fos sisters
are VI n" earthly use I" sis-y~ar'"si
soys.
Afler ESciyn's arrival liz ernwi-s'
ui"h dadsy's lap and Whispered. "sas.
dad. Tin eoth. over and ask Clean.
.lsd II be wont trade us Glenn this
fiaymas~i t"r sister. They've '~~h
wanting = sifi. anyhow
Seeing the ia-,k "f assumed horror
oh .iad's face. Hills. ~ho always 'fsr'
tn srs tho h~ss .f bargain. said.
~poas worry. dad. I'll make him give
ne a qaaftrf eo bnos.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
NAME "BAYeR" IS ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Withevt Fear. u Vev
ese the safety "0syss
ceoeo."

II you want the true. worid-famOss
Aspirin. ss prescribed BY physicians for
over twenty'ooe years. you must ASK
Tor "haSes Tablets u Asp,Fin.'
The -bsyer cross'' u stamped oa
each tablet and appears - each pack.
sge for your protection against lsnlls.
gto0s- 0s--Adverttsemeut.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
Tee Late.

4 N~~ khxisnJcr. ~ha il a syi-"s
rh.adsiae ard desoscs much "f III.
tiase in lacking forward Ito tho end. ''
~ss in = particularly depressed n,s--l
ss- day. when hr said Ia his ~if-:
when I am ena~. de7sr. ahd that
must bc &.4s,. y.a ,nn.t marry srsins
I. i. my ~i.h.-
NO. ttrasy.~ oas.~rsrsi tho wife. "a"
.s,v ~iIl marry an old ~"snan iik~
n.-. You .asas I" has~ .ii.si s~e srar.
as. fss shat.~
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
COLORADO NEWS xofns.

4 Ine ght tUOn' pT00ny
announced follows:
Jan. ~ 2lS-la. Mountain States i.un'
her Dealers Association.
Jan, 1914. Mountain States Ice
Manufacturers Association.
Jan. Il. Colorado Sss,~ Forestry
Association.
Jan. i6l.-is- Colorado Mining As
soclasion. ana Colorado Chapter of
American Mining Consr~Ss.
Jan, l:-lsi9. The Farmers Eiues'
iionai and Cooperative un!on of coi"
rad".
Jan. 1917. G"iorsh. s,a.kgrow-rs
AssSeistions
Ian. IL, Executive Committee meet
ing "f Stats fasn hur-su.
Ian. i.-is-io, Colorado Stale Grange.
Jan. .J.i. colorado Editorial A.
s.,eistion.
Jan. 1917. State Association ~
County Commissioners.
Jan. II. Western Hereford hr-~.i
-g~' Association
Jan. IN, The Western Shorshorn
iir~-sies.' Association.
Jan. ~, Colorado Creamery iimtt-r
Atanmsastnr-rs' Association.
Jan. .n.is Colorado sh~riff.' Ass--
/ Cisti"no
Annual m--lins~ .f n,any a.sa-ria-
ti"ns have i,~~n planned for stock
Show ~--.Es although she dates sn
sen,s .ists have nns hr~n definitely ans
n"ans--is They asrs
The s'.l.rssi. JrF.~s nr~-.i-rs' A.
\ s.ssiatinn
! s'aiarasI. tl.Iss-in 61ui..
Colorado Gussnssy bs-~.l~rs' Club
/ Western Poland China tss~~sisss' Nss
s.-sia.inae
T.i"ssa. pun-c Rr-.-isr.' A.ss-sss
ti.ns
Conference at War Finance Cosy-sr-
ati.s s..ssrsiss-~. and sssesiss sf sh.
iis. ssssk growing ssss-s ~sss II N's-
~1msi river
t~ns~es-Ths isss lap VI tie tifsrsef
mile .ss~sea .f cenes~x~ highway heH
s~~~n the esss iifpis. .f Denver snd
Esishsna hss h~~a .osspisssd. ~ss
announced st ia. state Highway In
iseFtu.~nss Laying nj soacs~ss sss ~
sun in 1918 asdcf ,ie lte~ists pscSerts
which embraces .ee sad %rsrsasseths
n,ii~s OF read beginning ~ point seer
Riverside cvsn-t~rys The e"st ~ sfsis
rr.j~es ss,ouatssi la e$t.asi. The re-
nssininx four rr"y~rss. all ~ which
were huiit unser federal siJ. tusslsss
i 1StpIS;c making grand total "s
4 1tGis s&::os..i This amount repsvSses.
the state and federal expenditures is
building shc through ece.swsr stretch
h~swc~n thr city limits "f she '~"
l points
tenver.=Am"ag the sppfsissls hicst
/ in New York City recently was Que of
the estate .f H. H. Nudge. Who disss
a resident .s nraver. leaving . per
,onsi estate .f SttO.si< With Sai.@H
in .cyussssc. taasblr in New York ~.
sons. Nurt.a W. Nudge and Charles
~. Nudge OF Chicago. George r. Nudge
| OF Kansas City aud Hugh ~. Nudge Of
Denver receive 81 zach Tho will give.
NJ. rpasen for the dollar Legacy III,
wife. AFwii,,a Morris Nudge ~ Den
,er receives the residue ot The real AMI
/ personal estate
pcnvrr.-Therc was decrease Of =.
s,sstsg, tons IN coal rrc-,neticn in Colo
i rad. in tr.t compared with 1uH. sc-
r.r,lins II. the state coal mine
| inspector. There was decrease In all
save two of the c"aI producing .vsn-
] ties. the exception being Pitkin. whcrr
| there wa. an INCREASE of Sll tens. aud
| Weld. where there wa. IN increase ~
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

"us tn Lr <"u-i husbands. "~h~r> arr
merely rssha ehcsnsss
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
Ne Scarcity.

All sis- w.s'sI'. . stage
Yep: r.erc'. no .~srsis, .s m"".'
i.sur artists
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

Through tho wi,i~ world I've only is
sIunc who lives nus fns aoo<hcs.
The Keota news., 1922-01-13

In . game .s chance msr .l.nsiis,
hr Willing Z. lose something foe tho
sake cf rseitra,chts
The Keota news., 1922-01-13
yey..sh eNx,seiens 30 eeee..

Many examples might h~ raunsesai-
rsi ot ppf~s Nha tnatsc0iSrd Jewish
phy siesshs, An exception was l'aui
~. ~ho intruiuerd Tho Ghetto iasa
Rons~. bot at least = score at t-"p~s
.rcm To have soac oot af sh~ie wny In
extending friendly recognition q. tho
,r~sai~ai members as this s~s~.
The Republican journal., 1922-01-19
SWANVILLE CENTER

Mrs. Carrie Cunningham is much bet
ter of her sciatica.
Mrs Arthur Ellis visited Mrs. Willard
Ellis in Monroe Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Buckhn is having an at
tack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Shaw of Portland was recent
guest of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Larrabee were re
cent guests of her father, Charles d.
Curtis.
Horace Bennett is doing the chores for
Fred Barden during his absence at the
hospital.
All the farmers in this vicinity have
harvested their ice and it was of an un-
usual quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ii. Littletield were
guests Sunday of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Littlefeld, of Waldo.
Fred Barden, who was recently operat
ed on for appendicitis at the Tapley nos
pital, is making steady recovery.
Mrs. E. A. Robertson, while on Visit
to Mr.. and Mrs David Moody, had Sc
we're attack of Indigestion. She Is now
at her home and nearly IN her usual
health.