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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
WEST ST. ALBANS

Miss Ena Emery went over to st.
,lbans Monday to assist with the
,rork at Glen Hansons. Mrs. Han
son is suffering with carbuncie on
her shoulder blade.
Little Winston Hanson has been
visiting at his grandparents for few
days.
Folks tell about the mail man not
coming on account of storms, say!
nnrs Is such stranger we don't
rocognize him when he does come!
The Farm Bureau Planning meet
inc NJ st. Adams was quite success
ond we understand quite lot of in
toresting work was planned for the
coming year
The Hartland-St. Adams Boys and
Girls Club meets at Pond schoolhouse
NEXT Saturday at 1.30 p. m. Feb. 3,
II the weather permits.
Mrs. Frank Heath. who has been
e;cltInr In Corinna for several weeks
roturund home Saturday morning
POND SCHOOL
pond school, Irene Libby. teacher,
,orftrts the following for tho week
ending Jan. 26. Those having perfect
snelling were Myrou Wood, Beatrice
FROST. Margaret Buker. John Braley
utda Buker, Grace Wood, Ernest
wood. Athea Morrow, Evelyn Mer-
row. Charles Braley and Frank Hol-
lister. In the spelling contest for
the first four weeks the Bald Eagles
won and the Might Hawks" furnish
cd nice program, peanut hunt with
= pri2c going to Ernest Wood for the
largest number found then fudge was
naased which was made and sent by
Mrs. Carrie Braley for which We all
thank her very much.
Mr.. Clifford called at the school
house Wednesday and left another
nice book for our Library.
We have received also this week
some moro very interesting exhibits
from the following companies: Johns
Nanyillr Asbestos Co. and Atlas Ce-
ment.
On account of the bad condition of
tho roads Friday morning We could
not get to school on time so we went
Saturday, thus getting in another
week. The weather man certainly
nterferes with our business at school.
nearly forgot to mention that we
mad another spelling contest started.
this time It is between the girls and
bows and at the end of this week the
the girls are one point ahead.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
HARTL LAND
SCTIoOINOTES

Grade III and II. TIC school
has been very much broken mp Ills
Weel ou account al sieEnees ana
storms
charlotfe Waidron has haa porieet
arithmetic papers al lee week II
Grade III. Doris Maxwell. Herman
pollard. Arden Hayey and Roger
l,al,r ia Grade " have had perfect
arithmetic papers.
Supt H. b. Clifford haa called
Il trach -rs meeting. Friday night, al
- school - plan the visiting week.
nigh session Aad union entertain
uent
The Elaftland Primary schoo. re
port tur II. week ending January
-. The winners in the star Race
in Second Grade Reading Doro-
thy Varnnm and Alfred Belle in 4
division and Gladys Cartar. Nilda
Wheeler. Eva Wheeler. Woodrow
Luce and Doris Manson in \ div ision
In Grade / \ Division: Floriee
Sleeves, Claude Fisher. Harry White,
Virginia Bell. John Ginty and Cnar-
lotte Currie. In u Division: Meri-
dith Stanhupr Vincent Ha1ey. Ray
mond William.
Those receiving 100 each day in
Geadc ! arithmetic. Virginia Bell.
Harry White. Flpricn Sleeves, John
Ginty and Raymond William. III
Grade II. Gladys Carter.
on account Of sickness and stormy
weather the attendance has been
poor this week.
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NuLtY nIi.-Nfw PORTLAND

Another snow and blow keeps the
men abenf al the time keeping tn
fo1d- npen.
Lewis HOGAN Va sick aud unable
u attend Tho last aay 81 schoh.
Harry Jackson viii finish moving n
lay from 10 Scott Know 70 place ~
tho rent aror T.. Wescott'e II tho north
Village
Mr. Halph Nicholas T. Fery poorly
=. c. ATWOOD had about forty men
- ehole! on the roads III kingiield
Friday n open hem ny
Fri Noait1n has hired our with IL
mr. Tuns md gone in the saoGs
n. G.. atwood was n knedold
Thursday on business.
Harry Jackson wa a call, ou he
bu Wednesday evening.
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FLAGSTAFF

Friends OF Mrs. Mary Daggett were
very sorry to learn of her death, Ian
uary 81. Mrs. Daggett has been IN
very poor health for Il long timo Al d
q great sufferer She leaves 10 mourn
her loss. five SONS and one daughter
She made her homo with her son
Charles nj Dead River. Her child
ron To attend her funeral were Mrs
Matte Compbell, of Pennington, Mr.
and Mrs Mark Daggett OF Eustls. Mr..
and Mrs. George Daggett OF King
field, stcp-son John Daggett Of Mex
leo, Sam Daggett OF S,ratton and
Charles and Fred Daggett OF Dead
River. Rev. Berry read the funeral
service. Mira. Daggett's age was 50
years old and she will DO greatly mis-
SGD by all of her friends and much
sympathy is felt for the family.
A man was brought out from Au-
gusta Lumber Company camp last
Friday with loot badly cut DR..
Moultun Of Stratton was called and
dressed the wound.
Dorothy Stevens is confined 10 tic
house with bad hip.
There are quite few sick with
colds here now.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tibbetts are
keeping house in the upstairs rent at
the Arthur Wright house. 80.
Asher Armstrong of Eustis RideN
is doing chores for Frank Ashley
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EAST MADISON

The one year old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George ST. Peter passed away
Jan. "a. Their many friends extend
sympathy.
Mrs. Della Harvell who foll a few
days ago and hurt her side quito had-
ly is gaining slowly.
Harry Denison of Watcrville spent
Sunday at NJ. X. Harvels
John NottaRe was home fer over
Sunday.
Another family moved into town
last week
The rents are fast being taken up.
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HINCkLEY

The Soeiabillty Club was entertain
Ell Saturday afternoon at the home
o. Floriee Han and a good time re-
ported
Miss Maudp Plummer was a week
end guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Plummer, returning Mon
day morning to Skowhegan where she
has position in the office Of Dr. r.
O. Sawyer.
Maryland Bickford of North Fairfield
was in town Saturday and also at
Skowhegan on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harris OF
Canaan were in town Friday on their
way to Medford Hillside, Mass, where
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
STR ALTON

Harry {. Aver. II. has enlisted i'll
tn nayy ant Lett Tor Boston Non
day morning.
Frank W Nuiting who has been out
Of the mil for over ten weeks ny
illness went to work again Monday.
lrp Sedgeley took S. Il. pagEett
place as Waterman at the birch mill
while Mr Daggett was away to at
tend his mothers funeral.
Mark Daggctt has gone To work for
q. B. Darrcll.
Tho people here are gathering their
ice j. ". MacGuiro and tho y
r. Creamery also Kicker Il Knapp Co,
T. Il parrall will harvest some for
his use
\. b. Sargent. manager Of the s.
N. company has returned from a
business trip away.
H. 3. Dyer WAS called 10 New
Portland last week to attend tho fun
erai OF relative.
Word Ia been received from L.
land r tgue who recently was op rat
81 on at the hospital at Strong, that
he IL coming nne.
:. dkAE4iAl !ltlE i''1' va 49, -
list. hut j. improving.
clyde Vaughn If suffering from Il
lame shoulder.
Mrs. Amelia Hall, who has been
seriously sick with pleurisy is i'm
proving. Mrs Gladys Jones is TAX
Ing care Of her
Elmer Knowles who has hoen sick
with Il slight attack Of pneumonia IS
Getting along nicely
L. II Rrarkeit has gone 10 Madi-
son
Mrs Orgiu Taylor. one Of our old
est pcople here IN Stratton, has been
having quite serious time for the
nast eight or ten weeks With a lam'
knee. bur is improving, No are glad
% say
Verne Mastcrman went 70 work
again Sunday at tho birch mill after
having been away for a few day on
account Of o bad cold
lonn Grover and wife went down
river Monday.
Milford Seavey Is working in the
mill thlS winter
Don't forget tho Rest Rooms for
wamou and children in the Dodge
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WELLINGTON

Twin boys came last Friday. the
26th to gladden. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Bryant, their names are
Edmond Earl and Edward Roland,
Mrs. Bryant's daughter Mrs. George
Wyman of Arson is caring for moth
or and babies.
+ Owing to the severe SNOW storms
the Wellington-Pa rkman stage driv-
ser was unable to make but one trip
last week.
Word was received here last week
of the sudden death in st. Adams of
Mrs. Albert Ward, a former resident
of this town where she had many
friends who were saddened to learn
Of her death
Arthur Baird was called to st. Al
bans last Monday by the illness OF
his father A. d. Baird.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
OMAN.

AT tho last regular meeting of Sun
rise Chapter o. E. 3. on Saturday
evening, Jan. q, the following officers
werp . elected for the coming year
Worthy matron, Mrs. Clara Moody
worthy patron. Edison Hunt; ascot
ate matron, Mrs. Addie Williams
secretary, Mrs. Addie Holt; treasurer
Mrs. Edith Tibbetts; conductress
MRS. Merle Harris; associate eonduo-
tress, Mrs. Mabel Gardner. The Of
ficars elect will be installed at 4
special meeting on Saturday evening,
Feb. Bird.
s,fr. and Mrs. Il. II. Harris left Fri
day for Medford Hillside. Mass, to
visit several weeks with their daugh-
tor and son-in-law, Prof and Mrs
Walter f. Farnham.
Mrs. Whitehouse who has been
passing several weeks with her son
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Orwood White
house, returned to her home In liar-
mony on Tuesday,
BROWNS CORNER
Mr.. and Mrs. ivory Burrill were In
Waterville, Thursday. visiting In the
INIno Vi 0eOIBc Ilafhuio t'
Reual Austin Of Skowhegan Is In
the place saving wood with his gaso-
line outfit.
Frank Tibbetts was at c. r. Chnses
Sunday on business.
The school at "Slab City" seems TO
be progressing fne under the man
agement Of the teacher, Miss Agnes
Merchant OF Sullivan.
Harold Mullen is STAYING in the
home of his brother. Ralph Mullen.
Edison Hunt has returned home
from hia business trip to Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. Annie Cover has returned
from her visit In Exeter. Ed Brown
accom- panied her home and has been
a guest in the Cover home during
tho past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell OF
Winthrop were over night guests In
the home of C. B. Chase, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell were married re-
Gently. They have purchased them
homo In East Skowhegan and plan
TO taRo possession about the first OF
April. Mrs Powell is now engaged
in teaching school in winthrop.
e. E. Davis of pittsfield was q busi-
ness caller at c. Il. Chase's Wednes-
day.
Master Harold Hubbard has re-
turned from q visit with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nichols
in Skowhegar and Is attending school
at slab CITY"
Gfenwood Owen aged six months
and l9 DAYS, son OF Mr.. and Mre.
Ralph Mullen, died Wednesday morn
ing. Jan. "a. Mrs. Mullen put her
baby to bed Apparently as well as
usual AT 3 o'clock a. m. the child
woke and ehe gave II his feed from
the bottle and again at about
o'clock a. IN. About 8 o'clock she
went 10 care for her dear baby and
found It dead. Or. Earle was called
but life waR extinct. Services werc
from tho home Saturday afternoon
and the remains were placed IN the
tomb TO await burial, Much SYM
oathy is felt for the parents in the
loSs Of their baby.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
MERCER
lnEEERREDl

A telegram was received by Frank
and Lee Chapman, that their brother
Sherry - not expected to live.
The VII. r. hool has been closed
this week on account of bad roads.
Installation will take place next
Saturday with a dinner served at noon.
A number Of children are sick with
the chiken pox.
Everett, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl True, Is quite sick with the
whooping cough.
Henry True who is working at Oak
land speu the week end with his wife
and children.
Don't forget the minstrel show at
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
FORECLoSVRE NOTICE

WHEREAS. JENNIE Y BAILEY
thon of Arson in the County OF SON.
crsct and State of Maine. hy her mort
gage decd dated November /. 1915 ond
recorded In Somerset County Registry
OF Deeds Book 33o. Page 247. conveyed
10 mo- the undersigned, a certeln iot or
parcel of Land situate In North AnSou
Village In eaid Arson. on tho East tFiHe
Of Willow Street bounded ard dF
scribe1 as follows: on the North bH
land ownod or ocoupied BY Fred ).
Parsons: on The East and South IN
the Mill Stream: on the %ese by &c Is
willnw Street. known. as tho canutus
FACTORY lot: and
WHEREAS tho condition OF sata
mortgage hrs bcen broken. NOW
THEREFORE,, hy reason of tho hrearh
OF the condition thereof, I claim u
foreclosure of the same.
oRRrE q. wEI.LS
BY Butler & Butler
Hts attorneys herrunto duly authorized
3W@
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
BEANS CORSER-pITTsFIELD

Wilce Perkins was a caller Sun
day OF his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Perkins.
Mrs. Amanda Tilton and daughter,
Mrs. WiIce Perkins and little daugh-
ter Florice Verna were all day VISIT
ors at Mr and Mrs. Willard Things.
Canaan one day recently.
Mrs Wilce Perkins was an after
noon caller on Mr. and Mrs. 0ren
Kimball, Sunday.
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NOTICE or FonECIostnE

WHEREAS. Albert Il. bartlett. OF
Stark In the County of Somerset and
state Of Maine, by HE mortgage deed
dated tho tenth day OF May y. II. 1922.
and recorded 10 the eomoreet County
REistry OF Deads. Book $40, Rage i6.
conveyed 10 mo, tht undersigned 4
certain lot or parcel Of land together
with the buildings thereon situated in
said Starks bounded and described as
follows 10 wit: Bounded on tho
northwest by land OF f, F. Waugh. on
the northeast by land Of Fred Il. Tup-
per and the cemetery; on tho south
east by the SANDY River; and on the
southwest by land owned by John p.
Quimhy and land owned by I. L. Tap-
per. containing ono hundred hfteen
acres. more or less. and being the Yatne
promises decided to Cyrus u. Oliver by
Helen NJ Tuppe7 and Ernest L. Tup~
per by theit warranty deed dated June
20. 1915. and recorded In the Somerset
Registry OF Deeds, Book 529, Page 5eI;
and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken:
NOW THEREFORE,, BY reason o. the
breach OF tho condition thereof rlelrn
foreclosure OF said nrortca SO
JannnrV : lae3t
sws ERNEST l. rtpPEI
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
I.AROYI

Charles Moore passed away quite
suddenly January 22nd after a short
illness. He was taken with cold
and grippe combined with asthma
and owing to his advanced age. eigh-
ty-two. could not throw It of. Mr..
Moore was . new conner In Larone.
having moved here a few years ago
from Nminston but had made many
friends who Will miss his social
ways and pleasing stories. In his
immediate family he leaves a widow
and 9 daughter and her husband
with whom no lived. After a pray
or at ths honse on January Gath. tho
body WA taken 10 Norridgswock
and sent 10 Ills old homo for buriai.
The daughter ana husband accom-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
ATHENS

Fox & Tibbetts have done some
saving at their mill during the past
two weeks clearing tile lumber trom
the yard in preparation FOR the spring
saving.
Fl. S. Elliott and b. p. Littleti'ld
succeeded in getting their next years
supply of wood drawn last week from
across the river. Their experiences
as we'll as cEEers in getting into the
woods by shb|eling and swapping
roads were typical Of those of an old
fashioned New England winter.
Hauling wood and harvesting ice
are the chief pursuits when weather
conditions permit. The roads were
blocked again by the storm of ian. rs
making It impossible for the stage
to make It's trip 20 Skowhcgan. Brcak-
ing out teams were busy all day and
the Stickney Hill team didn't get to
the village TIL p. m.
Mrs. Charles Goodwin returned 10
Skowhegan January % to assist in
the care Of her daughter. Mrs San
ford Russell, who has been and now
Ia very Ill. Her condition is report
Ell to be improved and her friends and
family are hopeful of her recovery.
George Potter Of Greenvillc arrived
last week to spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rowell He
gives 1t as his opinion that the snow
fall is heavier here than at Green
Vile.
Frank Goodwin has rented the f. V.
Barker rent and has been wiring the
same for electric lighting. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin sold their home ia town
last summer to Manville futile and
by the terms of the contract are TO
move by the first of March. Their
friends are glad they have decided to
remain In town.
Colds have been quite prevalent and
in some cases whole families have.
been afflicted, G. l.. Austin was con-
fined to his bed for several days after
his return from New York. The
news that Marion Taylor is gaining Is
gladly received by her friends and
schooImates and that the children Of
Mrs Eva Rodes are better.
Mr.. and Mra Wallace Jones gave
delightful tea party at their home
Friday evening. January 26 with NJ.
J. Hight and wife AZ guests. The
event was in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
lights birthday anniversaries.
The community was shocked Satur-
day to learn by dispatch sont TO Ora
Judkine OF the death of Warren Drake
of West Somerville, Mass. No par
ticulars were learned al the time nor
latcr when the second dispatch came,
only that the body would be brought
to Skowhegan on Monday, January 20.
MIR. and Mrs. Judklns went TO Show
hogan early Monday and it was
learned later in the day that death
occurred Suddenly upon train upon
which no was riding to meet the train
of which he had been conductor for
many years. Mr., and Mrs. Drake
and their children have been regular
vacationists In town fol- years and
many people have learned to admire
the sterling qualities TO the man
whose sudden death must como as
terrible blow TO hls family The
sympathy of this community is ex-
tended to them In their bereavement
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01

Charles Goodwin received news
Monday OF tn death of Lyman futile
of Almeda. California Mr.. Tuttle
VAS the brother of Mrs. Goodwin and
will be remembered by many old
friends and former residents of this
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

panied the remains but Mrs Moore
was not able to take the long trip
Mrs. Melinda Tibbetts whose death
was noticed last week from Fairfield
Center will be remembered by her
many friends in Larone as in former
years living where now resides Earl
Vittaly and more than all that by
her friendly and pleasant disposition
and neighborly kindness to all.
Owing TO the storm there was no
mail on either r. F. ID. route Thurs
day or Friday of last week and none
Saturday from Oakland. The Star
route man was unable to get in
Thursday and James Durham who
works in the shoeshop at Norridge-
wock was unable to get home Thurs
day night.
George Chandler of the New Shar-
on and Norridgewock Telephone Co.
was in town last week and installed
4 telephone at Mrs. I1ue Buzzelfs
and one at l.. V. Winslow's.
William Elliott was called to Bos-
ton. January 23rd by the sudden
death of his mother. Mrs. Peter 1.ynd
who was taken with pneumonia and
lived but Il short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Annis have
moved from their farm home on the
Holway place and gone to Madison
to work in the mill while Lester
Brann has moved into the house for
the winter as care taker.
+. w Farley is in Millinocket for
two weeks in the interest of the Cen
trail Maine Power Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Campbell who
are employed in the shoe shop at
Wilton were over Sunday visitors Mt
c. g. Campbelfs. Miss Marie re-
turned with them as they now have
n rent and will go to housekeeping.
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If0XlE

Chas. Barney is sick with very
bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Otis and little
son Raymond are the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Otis.
H. l.. Damon was Il caller in Fair
field village Monday.
Herbert York was caller in Oak
land. Saturday.
f. l.. Damon who has been sick
with IA very bad cold, is somewhat
better at this writing.
Wallace Blodgett was caller in
Norridgewock, Saturday.
On account of the drifted roads the
mailman on Route 80 has been un-
able to make his trip for four days.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01

Don't forget tho Rest Rooms for
wemau and children in the Dodge
Block on Water street
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-08-09
Local News

Have Laue measure you for that
next suit.-adv.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 0. Thrush returned
Thursday from their eastern trip.
Mrs. A. M. Schoonover is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. Lawrence in
ST. Paul.
Miss Eva Hendrickson Of Duluth is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus Hendrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of
Hudson, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. an Mrs. Ed. Anderson.
Miss Alice McKinnon of Green's
boro, N. c., is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. f. x. Knoble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Thrush and
son, John Edward, of Minneapolis Wis
tied over Sunday at Mr.. Thrush's par
ents' home.
Knocking them cold with the new
Bucks. Get your order in now as we
are sold cut way ahead. c. Carisch
& Son.-adv.
DIR. and Mrs. Max Goeres and
children of Kiel, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Goeres' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Nicholson.
The much talked of Buick four
wheel brake car is here, come in and
lock them over and ride in the car.
C. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Rev. F. j. Buschman, aged 66, ma
tive of Prescott, died at st. Louis,
Mo-, last week. He was brother of
H. G. Buschman of Prescott.
Mrs. L. Osborne, Mrs. w. T. Glass
and Misses C. Minnie Barg and Pau
line Severson visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Folger in Bald
win Friday.
The completion of the new Shieven
garage at Hammond was celebrated
last Thursday night when the Ameri
can Legion Post of that village gave
dance there.
Nickey's Orchestra of Red Wing
will furnish music for the dance
in the Fair Grounds Pavilion at Els
worth tomorrow (Friday) evening.
Another royal good time.-adv.
The Prescott Tribune reports that
Emil Carisch has purchased the Rady
house in Prescott and that he will re-
model it and make it into modern
residence. The Radys have moved to
Milwaukee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-08-09

G. M. Stewart returned to New
York Tuesday.
C. E. Randall is putting up a new
house in Residence Park addition.
A good showing of Fall Hats in
felt, etc. for early wear at Scott's Hat
Shop.
The Misses Margaret and Helen
Sutherland are visiting relatives in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Elertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Green are camping
at Balsam Lake.
An agricultural course has been
added at the Elmwood high school, to
commence this year.
The Misses May and Hazel Holt of
Minneapolis visited at the w. j. N,
Davidson home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hauan of Chi
cago arrived here last Thursday to
visit at the home of their son, Lloyd
DIR. Clough will be at The Glad
stone Aug. u all day after 1915 a
m. See him for eye trouble and ner-
yOusnesS.-adv.
The Austin, Mimi, Council of Boy
Scouts will arrive in Prescott tomor-
row for a ten-days' outing on the
Hillcrest grounds.
Guaranteed Batteries for your
Ford, $3.50. Corresponding prices
on batteries for other cars. Morley
& Hawkinson.-adv.
The News reports that the new vii
lage ard town hall at Hammond is
rapidly nearing completion. John
Kotts is the contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Deiss have rent
ed the H. C. Walker house on Fourth
street. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer will
move to the Meyer Apartments.
Before believing the "knOcker
come in and drive the new Buick and
be convinced that it is the last word
in automobiles. c. Carisch & Son.
adv.
Mrs. A. A. Ecklund and daughter
Miss Lois Mae, left Friday for their
home at Warren, MINI. Mrs. Caro-
lima Nelson accompanied them for an
extended visit.
There are Barron Wcoien Mill Co
shawls in this country which have
been used steadily for 20 winters. G.
E. Grant agent for Pierce and St
Croix counties.-adv.