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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
sTONLNCTON

Wednesday morning durinC the Sc
we're storm, the auto-tr zeN belonging TO
and driven by John Durham, came TO
grief while delivering goods for 3. ].
Gardiner. Mr.. Dunnam ana MIR. Shack
ley Were making the regular rounds.
The automobile sl3idded when reaching
the tracks of the y y, y. H. & II r.
r. tracks, and crashed into the gates
smashing the rear lights. Had the gates
not been closed in time more serious
accident might Save haDps7ed. This
is q bad crossing as the tracks are
raised above the street and motorists not
familiar with tnis crossing often get
serious bumps I'D cuts caused by strik-
ing the rails at too high speed
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
ord Congregational church has chosen
the following officers for 1922: Presi-
dent, Miss Barbara Muller; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. D. c. Stone; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Maria TrumbulI; execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Walter Anderson,
Mrs. r F. Joseph, Mrs. J. W. Brown,
Mrs. Joseph H. Hammond, Mrs Hen
~ B. Moves and Mrs. T. ". Hyde. Misses
Jennie Trumbuu. Louise n. Thayer,
Mary ShaIline Hannah p. TIdye. Mis-
sionary committee Miss Lucy Wood
bridge; flower committee, Mrs. Nellie
P Trumbull; organist, Mrs. Joseph
Hammond.
The members Of Ruth chapter. No "a,
! Q. E. s., are to hold whist, Mrs. Fred
J. Ostman Of Omega street entertaining.
Miss Lena Cheshire, Mrs. Charles A.
Potter and AIRS. Fred Ostn1an comprise
the committee in charge.
! ". II. snyder, superintendent of the
stonington schools, has been chosen sec
rotary OF the SchooImasters' association
Of Connecticut which Is to hold meeting
g n Bridgeport February 9, 9 and 4
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
SOUTH WELLINGTON

Mrs. L. J. Matthews, secretary Of Toll
land County ". c. T. T., attended the
conference Of the Hartford and Tolland
counties at Hartford last week.
The women's missionary meeting is to
be held Friday evening at 7.50 at the
home Of Miss r. 0. Hall.
George Henderson OF Mansfield -Four
Corners. SS years Of ass. recently cut
over a cord Of spool birches and drew
them to the G. Hall. Jr.. Co thread rain
at South Wilmington. NJ. Henderson is
in excellent health and says he enjoys
the work. One docs not often hear Of a
man Of this age able to do work Of this
Kind and Ike it.
An enjoyable surprise party was held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos j.
Gurley Friday evening, the date being
the 18th birthday Of their daughter.
There was q large gathering Of friends.
Games we're played and luncheon was
served.
The workers conference of the Sunday
school held its first meeting Friday even
me last
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
WEST KINGSTON

MIS-. Addlo !. Weaver Of Providence
spent Saturday night and Sunday visit
ing hs- brother, Thomas ". Braman,
and his family.
Saturday evening a. number OF friends
and relatives net At the residence Of
Thomas W. Braman 20 help celebrate his
Bis. birthday. He has been deacon Of
Yates Corner church for many years.
The members and the pastor, Rev War
-en pawley. we're present Mrs. S S.
Knowles and Mrs. c. A. Woodmansee
played the piano and provided fine music,
also singing was enjoyed. Refreshments
we're served during the evening.
The pictures shown at the church Sun
day evening were Tho Koreans. Next
Sunday evening the series will be Pic
,uresque Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Bristow and
family were callers ~ Charlestown Sun
DAY afternoon.
Mrs. f. r. Kenyon was a caller near
Moose Neck Hi Sunday.
Nearly all the people here have lrar-
vested their ice.
Miss Dorothy May Kenyon and Master
Everett Kenyon were visitors in Wake
field Saturday
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MONTVLL.LE

Miss Ruby Parks OF stonington visited
Mrs. Norman LathroD rcceltly.
The Missionary society of the Union
Baptist church is to nee. with Mrs
Thomas Church on F~iday afterno N.
Mrs a. p 8Iitchel STA II :uc Fl0rifa
Monday night,
The Ladies Aid society Of the Uncas-
vile Methodist church is to have a re
hearsal for the play 5000 70 be given
today (Thursday) at the chanel.
Mrs. Norman LathroD Of Uncasvlle is
spending the week with WiIlimantic
friends.
Mrs. Bertram Edmunds has been call
ed TO Hartford on account Of the Illness
Of her nephew.
There were III pupils perfect in at
tendance at Palmer Memorial school in
December and SO perfect in attendance
for the entire fail term, The list fols
lows:
Sub-Prinary, Mss Bertha Lyon,
teacher: For Decenlber-1Iiko Coleda,
Francis Curtin. Henry Kornosewiz, Vim
| cent LIE GranlIne, Nix Nakarcsuk. Stan
| ley Yronowsizi, Tony Belolbsxy. Mary
! Chop. Lillian Evelyn Chapel. Florence
Hordynsly, Anna Nastroddi, Ruth Grace
Miller, Victoria Pachiodo, Rosie Sen@e-
| wiz.
Grade /. Miss Lois A Gale, teacher:
/ For Decernber-Josephine Stepanack,
! Grace Everett, Pauline Stanwick Nina
| Shulesllko Angie Taylor, Fannie Anezec,
Ernest Chapel, Alton Getchel. Stephen
| LaVaI'e Arthur LaVailie, Roland Man
! vile, Harold Pevner, Michael Pecarifc,
Richard Sclaffar, Seymour Srnithline,
Rudolph Wendt.
| For the fall tern-Josephine Stepa-
mack Grace Everett Nina Shuleshko.
| Ernest Chapel Stephen LayalIie Roland
ManvfIle, Richard Schaffer. Rudolph
/ Tendt
Grades : and 3. Miss Cecilia Lyons,
teacher: For December - Rosamond
BlaisdeIl. Pearl Conan, Mary Eustania-
Mabel Hammond. Phoebe Hartley, La
quina Mastroddi. Annie AIoibcsJi, lean
netta Skinner Alma st. Gerna ne, Helen
Titislzy, Alfred Allen. Theodore Allen
Steven BudEer, William Daniels. Alfred
Zero, Kenneth Green, William Phillips
Stanley Seiukewica. Leon Stanlm, JOSEPH
Stepanack.
FOR the fall ternl-AIfred Allen Rosa.
mond B2aisGel, Kenneth Green, William
Phillips
Grades and 4, Mrs. 7. Edmund Rog
ers teacher; For Dece5nber-ffertrud,
Alien, He,on Awezec, Marguerite Berg
man, Dora, BonvilIe, Gladys BoSda Haze
T Daniels Beatr- ce Payne, Eliza Pachiodo
Sophie Pecarific. Annie Ponatishin t2utl
d. Richardson, Annie Serena, Agnes Skin
ner, Dorothy Stamm, Lucy Taylor Doro
thy Teflt. Mol lie Dactor, Edward Curtin
: James Davis. Ernest Caro, Edward Kor
%nosewicz. Joseph LaVauie, Edward Rice
Paul Richardson Clinton Sharp, Charlie
skinner, Joseph Srnithline. Nike Stanko
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

The storm which swept over westerly
and surrounding towns Wednesday-frst
as snow storm which lasted for sew
eral hours and then followed by q sleet
storm, made traffic most dangerous. Few
people were out during the day unless
obliged to. The trolley cars made their
trips as usual but were forced to run
cautiously owing to slippery rails.
The Pawcatuck people who were in
jured near Fort Hill, Saturday afternoon
when the Chevrolet car Of William j.
Phetteplace turned over, n. Henry
Lanphere, \. Phetteplace. are still suf-
tering from the GloSH. Mrs. Alfred
Burdick is able to be about. Mr.. Phet-
teplace, the owner of the car, is now
able to sit up daily.
Westerly's Historical society win
meet at the Public Library this
Thursday evening AZ $50 when Al
bert P. Pendleton viii speak on "Old
Main Street, Westerly" All who are in
terested are privileged to attend.
Tuesday evening. in the basement OF
St. Michaeps church q Junior Holy
Name society was organized; boys be-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

witch. Frank Titisky. Alfred vronoslzi.
William Wylie.
For the fall term-Edward Rice. VIII
liam Rice. Clinton Sharp. Mike Stanko-
wich, William West, Gertrude Allen,
Helen Awezec, Dora BonviiIe, Gladys
Boska. Sophie Pecarihc. Annie Ponati-
shin. Ruth Richardson, Annie Seretna.
Dorothy Stamm, Dorothy Tefft.
Grades and 6 Miss Ross, teacher:
For December-Bertha Barre. Alice Bos-
ka Justine Chapel, Marion Chapman,
Leona Zero, Fannie l&osteka. Jennie La
Valiie, Mary Malchiodo Delphina Pachio-
do, Ethel Rice, Margaret Rice, Lillian
Richie, Ruth Shaffer, Mabel Sok:n Paul
inc Stepanack Violet West. Ethel Wylie,
Kenneth Hamilton. Elmer Johnson. Rel
der Johnson, William Linda, Wilffed
Louisignan.
For the fall term-Alice oBska Mary
Malchiodo, Ethel Rice. Margaret Rice,
Lillian Richie, Ruth Shaffer Elmer
Johnson, William Linda. Wilfred Louis
lyman.
Grades and, s. Mrs Annie Gavitt,
teacher: For Observation-Disclosures Titisky.
John Lind. Bjonne johnson, Harlan
Hammond Louis Gelo, Alexander Dom
bromski John Daniels, Stephen Boska,
Jennie Daniels. Evelyn Florman, Helen
johnson.
For the fall term--Alexander DOM
bromski, Louis Zero. Bjonne Johnson.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
WESTERLY

tween the ages of II and 20 Joined. The
following officers were eected: Spiritual
director, Rev. John J. Keane president:
Edwin Connors; vice president, Paul
Lewis secretary, Ralph Kinney; treas
urer, Maurice O'Conneu. treasurer.
There are about 40 members and they
voted to meet on the second Sunday
Of each month.
A large number CT aliens met the board
of conference who have been at the
post office for the past few days, to
assist in getting citizens papers and
have reported very good response thus
far. At the February session Of court
number will make applications, it IS
expected.
Col. II. H. Calhan of Bristol. R. l.,
was a caller here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Tfrry were
called to st. Louis, Tuesday afternoon
by the death Of Mrs. Perry's father
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. C. Buffurn will leave
town today (Thursday), for Flfroda'
where they will spend several months.
D. w Hale of Wisconsin IS the guest
of his sister for few days.
]. ". Cole OF New York is calling
on friends here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
CENTRAL VILLAGE

wiK-ed Lawson has been III for few
days
rev Charles Byias from New York has
been visiting his mother Mrs. Charles
B,=s
bias WGaeimina G,x9rt Of Boston
sang sole ~ church Sunday morning.
county Commieziorcr and Mrs. Urgeie
LaFrarc- were ia Hartford attending the
graduation exercises or the nurses OF St.
Francis hospital Their daughter, Miss
Aarl1 Beatrice LaFrance. was mem
Dor ~ th- graduating class.
Mrs. J0na r. Vaughn Of Norwich has
been e. .oca. visitor.
SUNDAY Miss Mary Tracy ot Wauregan
VISITED friends here where a-e formerly
made ,.-r home.
Bdw--d Cutler h1s returned from sew
eraI months cay i, Oklahoma where he
makes annual visits 70 purchase broom
corn, waicl is shipped east.
Ms. Rose De1.s has closed her restau-
rant near the railroad station and has
Ter, town.
Miss Pauline Jstlevson left Tuesday
Tor New York, wnerc she will study
church organ playing She viii make
20 hc1o III F-oohl.r With NJ. and Mrs
Es-. r. Er5gg.
a-s. Louis BoYroue Of Moo-up has
been visiting local relatives
Jora CounsI Of Dsnieisor visited his
-!s,~-, Mrs. jesse Hcoton, Sunday
HAIRY Dean has been q visitor in
" oouEocEet
Nfssts- suf-ev TiI+iugbast hsr hean Ill.
Mr.. Caroline Eoea-z. Who has been
.'vi-~ in Pgt~~-- mas returned mere.
A.oart e. Walker has been in Jeyett
-ity tH- past week
Miss Mar Hyles has returned from z
-zcatIo7 araat with relatives IN Schenec-
.aCy. y. Y.
Felix Ls-nber. IS recovering from
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
LIBERTY HILL.

= Christian Endeavor meeting was
held Sunday morning in place of the reg
uIar preaching service. Henry Y. Oehlers
WAS leader Rev. W. C. Norris OF Wilt
!rga~''r lied TO preach. but was
unable to gupply.
A light s-.....1Il Sunday night was
followed by clear weather Monday.
The local schoolhouse has been re-
painted inside. A teacher has been Sc
cured for the Tobacco street school. The
pupils were formerly transported to Lib
arty Hill school
The past week has been fine winter
weather. with moderate temperature
Winthrop D. Davou is installing an
electric plant in his esidence.
The leader for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday next Is to be G. E
Dimon.
The funeral Of Charles +. James, SIS,
was held at his home Friday at | O'Clock
Rev. John H. Knott Of Liberty Hill Con-
gationaI church. 2 former pastor con-
Quoted the services. Milo S. Dav0ll, John
Clarke Horace Foote and Elmer L. Ca
pies were bearers. Burial was Will
mantle cemetery.
Rev. W. c. Nor. is Of WilIimantic is
expected to preach here Sunday next.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
LYME

Samuel Clark, IS, formerly of Colches-
ter. died Tuesday. the 10th.
The officers Of Lyme grange were in-
stalled last week Thursday evening by
State Overseer Allen Cook of East Lyme
and are: Master. Wilson Irvine; over
seer, J. Warren Stark; steward, Reginald
stark; secretary, Florence ifail; treas
Ccer, William Marvin; chaplain Jose
phino Daniels: lecturer, Helen Daniels
assistant steward. Lyman Harding, Jr ;
Flora Helen Gage; Ceres, Charlotte
stark; Pomona. Hazel Lee; lady assist
ant steward, LYDIA Irvine. Later the re-
freshment committee served & fine sup
per
We-l- has been, resumed on the Lyme
electric line Grange hail was lighted
60 the frs. time Thursday evening, Jan.
9TH
4 teachers meeting was held at ster-
ling City schoolhouse last week Thurs
day.
The family Of Cyrus Roberts are i'll
with measles
Mrs. Helen Hubay Metcalf Of New
York spent Sunday with her uncle, James
Bennett.
Ms. James Bennett was i'll last week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
CHESTERFIELD

William Tinker and Jacob Eaplan at
tended dance given in Comstock hall.
East Lyme, Tuesday evening.
Matt Tinker is confined to his home
by an attack of pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard were
recent callers on Ruth Morgan.
Mrs. Arthur Coffey and children were
callers Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs. John
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

Addison.-Tvo Addison trappers niss-
cd some Of their game, so they started
earlier than usual one morning and made
the round Of their traps They left game
i'll ore trap and hid close by. Before
long they sew youth Of is coming up
to the trap to remove the game. They
a2rang from their hiding places and pun
shed him severely.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
TABLELINENS, NAPKINS

5a-ineh 5leaehed Table Dam
ask, assorted patterns, regular
price 7ec-Salo Price a yard =. 5se
10 pieces of 6+-inch, extra
heavy Gualisq 3 cached Table
Damssk, regular price Sl.o0-
Sale Price yard ............ zee
10 pieces of 72-ineh, extra
heavy grade Table Damask,
regular price St.5J-Sale Price
q YARD ............. .- S1.1o
80 dozen Hemmed Mereerized
Naphns-Sale Price each zee. 100
p dozen size ~ - inch Inn
por ed Napkins, regular price
S4.S0-sale Price a dozen -. $2.e5
Is dozen size 22x22 All Linen
Napkins, Irish manufa 5ture, re-
Gently Sio.5o-SaIe Price a dog
en- ..s...s-........- S4.9o
. dozel, size 22<22 All Linen
Napkins, ezra fire quality, re-
Gently Sf5.Co-Saie Price a dog.
On .'''.'''.s.'.....' S6.So
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
Rathbun Of Salem.

Rathbun of Salem.
Rebecca Miller is visiting Sarah Brody
of New London.
Ruth Tinker is caring for Ms. MilliaE
Forsherg of New London. who is 81.
Ruth Morgan and Florence Power
We're callers in New London Friday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
PATTERN CLOTHS

25 Pattern cl7ths, pure Irish
Linen, size 7ox7o, recently
SlG'oV-Sale Price .......... S4.9o
Size 22xc2 Napkins to match.
recently $1o.5o-SaIe Price a
dozen ............. ...... S4.9o
Is Pattern Cloths, pure Irish
Linen, size 72x72, recently $3.50
Sale Price ..........S $685.
Is dozen size 22x22 Napkins to
match, recently $500 - Sale
Price dozen ......... S595
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

PortIand.-Announcem have been
received here of the engagement of Miss
Claire Elizabeth zeeb of Hartford to Carl
Jackson of Portland.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
Yeast Best With Iron

The reason IRONiZED YEAST brings such
splendid Fcsuits 10 because 1t contains specially
cultured medicinal yeast which is uneQualied
for its richness In the essential Water Soluble 3
vitamines. Also contains the correct amount
of the two other yitamines-Fat Soluble A and
Water Soluble (Which are equsily important
to he<h. yet lacking in the modern diet.
Vitam!nes bring fine results even il taken
aloue-but when taken with proper snount
Of easily aESirnilated organic iron, as in
IRONIZED YEAST, these results are secured
eitsa in jUst saif tbs usual fifaei
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

Some men refuse 10 work because thsy
are afraid that they might acquire the
habit.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
CORRESPONDING

Cotton Twill Crash for Towels
Sale Price a yard ...... Sc
Union Linen Crash, r~gu'sr
price 1oc-Sa!e Price a yard IL i-2o
All Linen Crash, a well known
Scotch make, former price SOC
Sale Price a yard ....... 2ec
One case OF Turkish Towels
Sale Price each ....-.. II lie
One case of Hernmed Huck
ToweIs-Sale Price each =. u f-2e
Other remarkable values in
Huck and Turkish Towels
Sale Pr.ces 4oe, 33c. 2eo and -. 22e
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

Enc care of 36-ineh English
-ong Cloth, in 10-yard pieces
Sale p ice q piece -. Sf.io
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

One case of 18-ineh Absorb
eat Diaper, fo-ysrd pieces,
regular price 81 90 - Sale
Price piece ....... Sf.15
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
DOMESTIC DEPT
SHEETING-SHEETS

36inch "Irdian Head Brown
Sheeting, good he W we @ t,
regular value 1ee-Sale Prise :
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 10
One case of "Fruit of the Loom
: ache1 Cotton, regu ar value
Resale Price a yard $50. 1sc
so dozen Pillow Gases, ex-eI>
lent quality-Saie Price each e.. 1so
Peter grade Pillow cases-at
4sc, 49, and ............... PC
Size 1890 Urb'ezehed Sheets,
good weiqht-sale Price 80. sse
Size 72xeo 9Ieaehed Sheets.
regular price 81 50--Sa;a Price s1.1s
Size s1Seo sIeached Sheets,
Utica and Peqvot grades regu.
lar price s2.02-SaIa Prise sf.6e
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

EXTRA SPECIAL - One
case of Hemmed Croc ret
cd Spreads, regular price
l S2.25-Sale Price .... 81 65
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Free Proof That
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12

Some local .ce1ouFes have been llied
r.ta u and IL inch ice Of good quality.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-01
HAZEL DELL.

A nice shower OF rain fell here
Sunday night. which will make the
wheat look good
Mr.sH. s. Mcdaniel spcnt part Of
last week at Shawnee. Okla. yiaIilnf
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. clanson OF ~ Reno
IL visiting the latier'a brother, Mr..
G. r. Pediaon.
Miss Hazel PcdIson OF Oklahoma
City spent the weekend with home
folks. She returned TO the city sun.
day accompanied by her sister. Mas
IIllda pcdorson who VIII enter bust
ness college AZ Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester OF NJ Reno
called Mt the G. T. Peterson home
Sunday afternoon.
II. :. Mcdaniel and daughters,
Misses EffIo and Dona. attended the
II. V. =. 4. convention held NJ Poe.
casot Sunday afternoon. They re.
port the program as being very IN.
tcrosting.
|. W. Renfroe aud wife and daugh.
ter. Gertrude. and Hazel and Helen
Choppell. spent Sunday al the ID.
y. Rowe home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-01
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Late Tuesday afternoon the hody
of =. Y. Payne. local barber. who
died at hla home here early Tues
day morning. was shipped TO
woaihcrford. Okla. for burial. The
deceased was veteran of the
world war aud was gassed In the
Argonne Forrest. Effects OF this
Gas handicapped the former soldier
in lils ~ TO survive an attack OF
pneumonia. physicians said. Aguard
Of honor representing the Raymond
T. Hurst post of the American Lc'
zion escorted the body TO the Rock
Island station. Members Of this
guard we're. +. Brightwell. post
commander; o. A. Gasaway. John
c. Mllllken. Paul Laws, aud Paul
Roohnt In charge Of the Weather.
ford post. the deceased Will be given
military funeral today The Grady
county chapter Of tho American Red
Cross placed wreath on the cas-
kct before Il was shipped out OF
this city. Mr, Payne was an en-
ployc Of the Kelley barber shop on
North Third street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-01
Girl Tells Story
Of Fathers Crime.
He's Sent to Pen

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. l. betrayed
by HIS daughter because he ran her
sweetheart AWAY from bis home,
Jesse Sanderson. 30, was enroute 10
Baton Rouge. La. today 10 spend the
remaining years Of His life In prison.
sandcrfon. convicted of murder
aud aeInonccd In 1901 10 life I'm.
prlsonment for the crime. escaped
from tho Louisiana prison In 1908.
ilo made his way TO caruthernyilIe,
Mo. where he rehabllIiatod himself,
lie married, reared a family.
Joined tho church aud became 70.
Apected member Of the community.
lie told his wife Of his past mis-.
deeds and his daughter learned OF
Sanderson's past.
Recently when sanderson objected
to a young mnn who was counting
his daughter. the girl. In spirit Of
revenge, wrote prison authorities at
Baton Rouge and told where to find
the aged convict. :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-01
COLLEGE MOUND

This ncIshborhood Is blessed with
anpihcr good rain.
The heavy loaded truck, and wagon
hauling material from the Duncan oil
field TO the gas field and TO the
numerous test wells around here.
are smnslng our bridges aud cutting
great rnts In the roads.
Mosscra Wright and Taher from
Union city were visltlng with Mr.,
and Mrs. Judd sholtn. Mr Tabor
Il a brother OF Mrs. Shots.
Frank Coucler Of Oklahoma City
and Mrs. Mary Ia Boone, ol Chick.
asha. spent the week end visiting
relatives and friends here.
A. a. Bcarce has tropIcaI/frult ~
bloom on his farm.
Fred Saloo and Miss Bessie Smith
nud Hall and Miss Odoll Henderson
were united In marriage Sunday.
Some cotton yet In the fields I'm.
picked and prices are gradually
rising. Some cotton went as hlgh
as "a i-2 cents in Rush Springs
Saturday.
Several loads Of apples were being
sold ON the streets Of Rush Springs
Saturday. They were shipped from
Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kial May went 10
preaching IN Rush Springs Sunday,
Some talk OF installing electric
lights at College Mound.
Mike Urban and Fred Petit from
Peabody. Kan. motoredn and inspected
the oil and gas fields between here
here and chickasha. MIR. Poitit Il