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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-28
Real Estate Transfers

oryille F Rule and wife to Bertha
fnorFs,son ct, ct al. Maple St. %
In oil 42d St. Side, 5Ox-
Hastlns. & Heyden to william, wiiiliia,'iH;' ii $50
81 Theeisf eeaix 4ai E cor. soth and 'R"
Julia a. stearns to Charles G. 1'
* Kfe@Bfi s5,b ssdIcs 3. s,s Ass. Isl & W
winn.stp sp'f r. 81 Lake sias sns gifa siifsoHsoo 70 $50
sad St. sid.. tc1iist..s.. sSi r. > OF
sfopen q Co. 10 Abraham l.. Kebo.
'OspS sids. sa so.iss,i' iss T. OF In St. ,7s
$. II. Dorsey and wife to Lex ''
a1"1ss'ei st. TX IT 'Vs " OF Tfs s.,n nasds'i; st
side. s2xIao ~" o. ,so
Oscar n, Ecklund and wife to
kstherins ta,h Inc Young sS,F and husband.
st. Side. 50x15o ............. 2.2O
Peter p. Boganowski and wife to
aar'en ~ Barnes and wife. asth
W Side sox11o .............. 400
Andrew Smith TO Edward A. smith. ''''
" cor. 25th and Chicago St.
Harry B' symes to clyde c. criitch- h00
af aela; si,s ct al. vans St, 2ls It. Fl :,
Henry g. streieht and wife 20
Clara Simon. Farnam ST. 1oi II.
OF Happy Hollow Blvd. ir-
Howard II. oDonneiil ana wife to ''O0
Paul A. Cochran Boyd st. 3s..
f. w of 4sd st. s side, Iox-
Emil b Hakel to John j. seb.sts '''O
and wife. Center St. st II. E OF
18th St, side. e2xlbo ........
George $ Hil and wife to Esther
Cover. speneer. st.. I7s n. p OF
samuel o. aundy TO- Xithai
42d 81. s Side 42xigc -, " '' 500
Edward 4. sehork to Rasmus Han.
ssn and wife. W cor. 9Th and
y. Elllnssn and wife y c" cor
2ad and Grace sts.. 2sxioo ...,... 800
s'sf'ars Of s.. ' ssH sde St. soaico lfc IT. 800
h'flr fI.,a. He0ysr sswsrS sna st sfe So to 4 Af
Of saith St. side. soxIs2. ais
charles V. Tsmbyn and wife g
'"" ST. - i.s y q '"f%Ss soyd st 81. ''s Z
Anton G. Dreibus and wife to Carl ~
sos 4. OF Howard St. E Side.
Hsien NJ. BenezkiewIcz. ana hus-
- II. E Of asth st.. n side,
pesi Jeek Ssnd wife to Frank 100
steiskai and wife. n W cor. 18Th
and Madison SITS. 10oxi3o -. 1870
Frank steJskal and wife to John
]. zsj.c and wife : " cor. ia'h ~
James Kuzelks and wife to Henry
Hammerlv 22d 81. 90 IT. OF
'Pa 81. u side. 70xisO......... 2o5
Oscar II. Hauptman and wife to
Rehap s W cor. stth and Cen
ter 81. i74xso ..........,,,.. $50
Bert Muth and wife TO Mary =
Of 2bih Ave. Side. boxlsa7., ABS
Herman uult and wife 10 oryills
X. smith Tenpieton 81 ss9 H.
u Of 27th 81. $ Side. 5oxig2,.. b.2b
Ralph n sTallman and vile 70
Agnos " Grau. y cor. 55th
and william ST.. Bhxloo .... 500
Eel,ie n. Anderson, ~ al. 10 Ed
ward T.. Baugh. t7th Ave- $50
r. OF Maple ST., w Side. Nx-
12b ....s.+s......... ~"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-28
BURGLAR SUSPECT
IS SHOT IN BATTLE
Police Capture Two Men Aft
\ err Chase; One Seriously
Wounded.

Two alleged burglars were captured
= Omaha police early Friday morn
.ng. after Detective Walter Lickert
Khad shot and seriously wounded one
epf the men in their desperate dash
for freedom after an attempted rob-
berry of the Bait grocery, Twentieth
and Lake streets.
The wounded man, whose spine was
4 shattered at the base by Lickert' s
bullet. told police his name is Clay.
ton Carlisle, 80, 514 North Sixteenth
Mission hospital.
His companion said he was Reuben
Slack, 81, 1114 Dominion street. Po-
lice say both men are ex-convicts.
Both men were to be questioned by
detectives Friday morning in an at.
tempt to obtain a confession.
Police were notified of the attempt.
cd robbery of the grocery store at
~ 20 a. m. when Ed J. Stell. 2516 North
Twentieth street, reported that two
zen were breaking in the front door.
Police Give Chase.
A squad Of officers in an emergency
II and two pillbox officers on mo-
rcycle raced to the scene, and at
wentieth and Grace streets a Ford
,upe passed them. The officers
lrned and sped after the other ma.
hine, attempting to force 1t to the
urbing.
The driver of the fugitive car skill
lily piloted his machine past the
...olice car, but Detective Llckert
beaped from the police machine and
Managed to seize a rear fender OF the
Supposed bandit car.
Shoots Off Tire.
As he was being half-dragged be-
kind the car, Lickert managed TO
Moot off rear tire, and then at
tempted to puncture the gasoline
tank. sOne of his bullets pentrated
th- back of the car and struck Car
lyle's spine.
The two occupants of the machine
then surrendered, and Carlyle was
taken to the hospital and Slack to the
city Jail. Both men were later iden-
titled by Stell as the men he had seen
attempting to break into the Batt
grocery.
The front door of the grocery was
ratrered down, but the burglars were
evidently Frightened away before they
had taken anything.
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NOTICE


To the owners OF all lots. lands tract,
and parcels of lands. within street I'm
nrovement District No. 2b5e aud Il
the owners Of all lots. tracts ane
lacent 20 that part Of Writ Street from
s.th Street to seth Street in the CT,
ot Omaha. Nebraska.
Notice n hereby given that there hs,
been filed with the CITY Clerk Of thu
CITY OF Omaha petition for tho i'm
,provemsnt o. that pssst Of Writ stree
city ~ Omaha. by paving and ourblng
said petition being In words and Figures
Petition for improving Writ Street
from sbth street. to ssth street
TO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY or OMAHA:
lands abuttins upon that part OF wir
Street from s5th street to esth Street II
street Improvement District No. 1858. "
OF n majority OF the feet frontage OF
said part of said street. as shown BY tn.
generally recognized mans Of said CITY
do hereby petition that the same he i'm
proved by having and curbinr
And we do further petition tho counci
70 order such improvement and cause 4
to be made, and that thirty days be nj
District within which TO designate th'
material desired To be used In the pavln,
Frank and Frances pitha. September ?
1924. Lot !. yilock 2e Benson Addition
so feet front by iss feet deep.
Rioch "a BENSON Addition. SO feet from
by i2s feet deem.
Ida Pearson September J. 1924 I.ot ~
Hlock 2!. BENSON Addition, 80 feet from
Martin Heskin. September II. 1esa T.o
%. Block 81 Henson Addition. 50 fee
Mary 4 swenson. September 10 iqst
Lo, s. Block "a. henson Addition. 30 fe.
front BY i2s feet deep.
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NOTED SWEDISH
CHORUS COMING

Representative members from
every Swedish organization In the
city met at the Chamber OF Com
merce Thursday night at the call of
the MONDAY club to arrange for the
appearance in Omaha, probably June
Is, Of the famous Stockholm Student
chorus of so selected voices.
An executive committee to arrange
for the concert was named as fol
lows: Vice Consul b. A. Edquist
Sam Simonson, Francis e. Sieborg
V. A. Johnson, and Sidney Gottneid
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'OMAHAN TO RUN
SIOUX CITY HOTEL

j. X. Moore of Omaha has been ap-
pointed manager Of the Martin hotel
In Sioux City and has already left
to assume his new duties. Mrs
Moore will accompany him. The Mar
tin hotel is owned by the Eppley
Hotels company, owners of Hotel
Fontenelle.
For the past season Mr.. Moore has
been manager of Old Faithful Inn at
Yellowstone park.
He will replace F. f. Laird, who
has been manager Of the Martin hotel
for the past two years.
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Gillian to Avoca.

J. NJ. Gillian, secretary Of The asri'
cultural committee OF the Omaha
Chamber OF Commerce Will deliver
two addresses in Avoca. Ia. Friday
night At $40 p. m. he talks to a
group OF business men on Country
and Town People" At 3 p. m. he
Will address a general meeting OF
farmers and business men on Coop.
Grafton Between Landlords and Ten.
sants.r
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Three March Conventions.

March will be a poor month as far
as conventions are concerned for
Omaha. Bat three conventions are
scheduled for the month. In Feb
ruary, Omaha entertained FL conven-
Tons.
The three conventions scheduled
are. Merchants Market week, expect.
ed attendance, 900: Royal Neighbors
Of America. expected attendance, 500,
and the Nebraska bowling tourna'
meu, expected attendance 500.
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Traffic Expert Returning.

- z. T.. Childe, traffic manager OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. is expected in
Oma ha Saturday. He IL attending the
ninth conference on the western class
rate readjustment held at Chicago
ihls week. The readiusiment In.
wolves rates between Omaha and St
Louis with eastern points.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDERs'
MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that the reguIar
arnual meeting of the stockholders Of the
South Platte Land Company will be held
at the .offiee OF said company. Room 1ol.
First National Bank building, Lincoln,
Nebraska. at II o'clock A. m. on the
tth day of March. A. d. 1925.
c. II. MORRILL,.
President
w. w TURNER
Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR ROADSTER.
Sealed proposals are invited and will
be received by the City Clerk of the
City of Omaha for furnishing said city
for use in the Fire Department with
One Roadster. old car to be taken IN
as part payment.
Proposals must be sealed. marked
Proposals for Roadster" and must be
addressed to James p. Hoctor. city Clerk.
Omaha Nebraska, and must be on file
in his office on or before Tuesday March
3, 1925. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and az evil
dence of good faith and guarantee that
contract will he entered into should
award be made thereon, each bid must
be accompanied by certified check In
the amount OF $4,000 made payable to
the City of Omaha.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any all bids.
Published in accordance with Docu-
ment No. f113. Series 1925.
Omaha Nebraska February %. 1879.
JAMES p. HOCT0R.
City Clerk.
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OMAHAN IS FINED
y IN BLUFFS COURT

= Jus Dumas, 1710 Jackson street,
u naha, was fined $40 In Council
Huffs municipal court Friday on
arge Of parking his car In front
a theater. This is the first fine
- this offense in several weeks.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-28

CITY OFFICIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals are invited and Will be
received at the Office Of the City Engineer
AT Room sos, city Hall. omahs. Nebraska,
up 10 o'clock p. m. Friday March
6, 1928. for sewer construction as follows
Note: Alternate bids will be received as
shown on plans
Storm Sewer No. SIS, Binney Street from
65th Street to ssth Street as authorized
by Resolution No. lis adopted February
3. 1926:
s5s lin. ft. 1s-neh pipe sewer.
3l0 lin. n. ,1-inch pipe sewer
Storm Sewer No. s1s, 18th Street he
tween NJ and Streets as authorized by
Resolution No. 71s adopted February J
250 lin. Il. s-inch pipe sewer
SO lin. II. 12-ipch pipe sewrr.
17o lin. Il; 1a-ineh pipe sewer.
Bedford Avenue South to Spencer Street
thence West to point $50 feet West oil
sznd street; ] as authorized by Resontion
1i2o lin. II. 1s-ineh pipe sewer.
Sewer District No ss5, corby street be
tween 60th and 51st Streets as authorized
o ey ordinanee No. 1855:
Sewer District No. ss7, vicinity Chicago
nance nan No. IAN as '''"'''Aeu D' o''''
20 lin. II. s-inch pipe sewer.
1876 lin. IT. 12-ineh pipe sewer.
80 lin. II. 15-ineh pipe sewer.
Sewer District No. sss, Woolworth Ave.
nue. from 18th Street to soth Street a,
sss lin. q. s-lnch pipe sewer.
Sewer District No. s02. William Street
a. authorized by Ordinance No. 1908
$50 lin. IT. s-inch pipe sewer.
tss lin. n. 15-inch pipe sewer.
Sewer District No. sos. vicinity between
woolworth Avenue as authorized by ord.
nance No. 1240t:
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Build Permits.

e. p Bradsf. 5oo5 Charles. frame dwell
=. P; Brader. 1908 Charles. frame dwell
H. Peterson. 564 South ThIrty-fourth.
prick veneer apartment. $4,000
r., Z, ruler, 2a2o North sixty-second.
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proposals are TO be made upon print
ed blanks which will. upon application.
be furnished by the city Engineer and III
work must be done In accordance with
the plans and specifications for said work
on file In his office.
As evidence of good faith. each proposal
shall be accompanied by certified check
on some Omaha bank payable to the city
OF Omaha in an amount not less than five
per cent Of the total of bid and In no case
to be less than One Hundred Dollars
which amount shall he held by the city
as lquidated damages IL the successful
bidder fails 70 enter into contract with
good and sufficient sureties within ten
DAYS after award mas been made.
Proposals shall he addressed to city
Engineer. Omaha. Nebraska" and marked
The City reserves the right to reject
Amy and all bids.
Omaha. February ~ 1925.
HERMAN BEAf.
F2S %, ssM2,74 city Engineer.
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Marriage Licenses.
John N. johnson. as, Chicago. III. and
Helen Haynes. "a, Canton. s. ID.
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Only S4,250
$1,000

s-rooru house on fine lot between ASA
ST. and fenfeneiie Blvd on BEDFORD
ANs-. paved street; all specials paid.
For fun Information call Grant Benson.
Walnut 1Ssn
SIZE Morrison Lumber for prices on
gaiages. Best construction al mini
mum cost. We 1881.
WILL build TO your order on our besuti-
IA lots in Edgewood, very easy terms
Phone AT s5te.
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s15o CASH.

FIVE ROOMS, ONLY 1890.
Close TO line IL good warm g.
room house. on fine east front lot.
House has city water. gas and electric
light. Chicken house. You can live In
Il and later build another house on
sams lot. IA. so44 eve: ia. 1914 days
E. X. CARSE
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Houses-South.

NEW SOUTHWEST BUNGALOW s.
WITH ONE OR TWO LOTS.
Five rooms and breakfast room, fire.
place, French doors, bookcases cane
ment windows latest plumbing. colonial
type bungalow. May be had with extra
lot and double garage. This 10 secrl-
flee sale. Buy this and make some
money. Call.
OSBORNE REALTY CO,
b3o piers Trust Bldg. ia ifs3.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-28

SNUG GROOM HOME IN BENSON.
PRICE ONLY x5oo0-s5oo CASH
Chance OF lifetime-easy 10 handle.
Wonderfully neat cottage. east front lot.
81 II. frontage. Brand new garage. fruit
and shade Nice tig rooms and bath.
New furnace All modern except gss-
No excuse FOR paying rent with home
soffered st this srice- Don't delay. Cali
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
IA. fss2. $50 Peters Trust BltE.
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STRiCTiN MophRN NEW HOME. s4ea
DOWN MUFFIN FEATURES OAK
FLOORS rANNE a SONS IA. fetk
tsse y ssrN Sr.--s ROOM. $3.50 cash
Crrigh eos Rec IA oree
u. E. BucK q CO. buy aud sen senass
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.

SOMETHING new 10 offer you on early
orders OF baby chicks. We save
you money on our tested and trapnested
stock. Our poultry farm Is superiniend-
ed by licensed poultry judge. We can
furnish you the highest quality chicks
from ten leading breeds at low prices
Send for free feed and hopper offer.
Ever-Lsying Egg Farm. Box l9l, Salix.
Iowa
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douses-West.
T-RM. BRICK HOME%NEw.
lear SOLID BRICK GARAGE.

1cAR SOLID BRICK GARAGE
Located In Edgewood on a south front
lot bzxl2l. Living room 13x26. Large
dining rm-. kitchen and breakfast nook.
Three large bedrooms and den. Fin
ished attic Full basement, vapor heat.
weather strips, storm windows, tile roof.
real home OF superior construction.
Owner wants 10 sell 9eick 40 has cut
worth $4,000. Reasonable terms Will
handle.
T. II: MAENNER- CO. Realtors
At. 3sf2 SO Omaha Loan Bldg.
Perron. WE. os3a: Burrell. KE. cas-.
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Cathedral District

T-R $500. EASY TERMS.
Owner Just purchased smaller
home and must make a quick sale
OF this property. just ? years old.
with double garage. Tonight. IA
os3s: VA. 071s. or wa $3.50.
Alfred Thomas & Son.
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Ss.o0o-yI. coo CASH.
real home built and occupied by
owner. Five splendid rooms. Oak and
enamel finish, oak floors through. Big
30 II. lot with shade and shrubs. Inter-
ior Just bsen completely decorated. Paw
Ing paid Block TO and in Saunders
school district. Owner takes loss at
price. Don't delay. call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
$50 Peters Trust Bldg. IA. s.tf.
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F. 2s-27-2s
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-28

NEW east front bungalow. Only $3.50.
on corner lot. Oak and enamel fiaiSh.
Recess tub and tile floor in bath room.
Large attic Deep basement. Built BY
day labor. real home at reasonable
price. For particulars cali Mr.. Sloan.
Wa .s12
BENSON & CARMICHAEL.
e4s Paxton Block AT r4e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20
XASSALBORO

NORTlI--An all-day meeting Of
Na$3alhoro Grange was held Tuesday,
Feb. with visitors from Cushnoc,
Voted donation for Good VIII cot
tage, also to buy sashes for the Off
cers.A Passed resolutions regarding
road running from North Eassalboro
TO Wnslow, to be presented to the
Legislative committee at hearing
held i'll the afternoon. Resolution
committee for the late Bro. Edwin J.
Taylor. Lena Kyle, Gertrude Barker.
Miliic Weber. The following pro-
gram Yves presented: Music, choir;
reading, Louise Upham; commissioner
of agriculture, +. F.. Washburn, gave
a very interesting and helpful address,
with illustrations of the farming sit
uation in Maine: solo, Nina Mason;
reading, Maud Weber; reading, Frank
Rand; duet, Ruby and Abbott Gates;
topic for discussion, "Thould the pro-
posed goth amendment to the federal
constitution relative to child labor be
passed discussed by Bros. George
Taylor and George Knowlton. both OPP
posed to the passage of the bill;
Grange paper, Abraham Lincoln edi-
ton, by the editor, Olive Pope, with
several original papers and jokes.
The next meeting. March 3, will be
children's night with the following
committee in charge: Madeline Gates,
Caroline MacFarland and Gladys Eur-
CESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20

From hard work on a farm to the
study of medicine in Cincinnati,
where he was graduated in 1852, was
the course which DR.. X. V. Pierce
took.
In his younger days he practiced
medicine over a large district. 1t
was then the new oil fields near tt
tusville, Pa. Finally he determined
to put up some of his prescriptions
in ready to-use form in order to
reach Il larger number of families.
He thus early moved to Buffalo, N.
y, and established the Worlds Dis
pensary, wheTe he put up DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery for the
blood as well as the Fayorite Pre-
scription for women, carefully pre-
pairing them from roots, barks ana
herbs and placed them with drug
gists everywhere.
During the last sixty years DR..
Pierce's Discovery. for the blood. has
been sold in larger quantities by
druggists all over the United States
than any other medicine. 1t Is a
tonic in its effects on the stomach and
digestive apparatus; an Alternative
in it's action on the blood, liver ana
skin. 1t increases the appetite, slim
ulates the digestion. enriches the
blood. and makes both men ana
women feel as they did when they
were young and care free.
Ask your nearest druggist for Doc
tor Pierce's Discovery. in tablet or
LIQUID form, or send 10c for trial pkg.
of tablets to DIR. Pierce's Clinic, in
TQhffa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20
ANSON

NORTH-The Academy boys will
play basket ball this Friday evening
in Academy Hall with Coburn Clas-
steal Institute boys and n team made
up of Freshmen boys in Madison
HiIh School These will be the last
home games for the season. Last
Friday night the Academy team
played with Coburn boys in Water
yille.-1he home Arts girls of the
Academy are to give Mock
Country Fair in Academy Hall Sat-
urdaN evening, February 81, to raise
money for more kitchen equipment.
The debating teams have been
chosen for the Inter scholastic De-
bates On March Is: Miss Hartwell,
'26, and Savage. IS, with Miss
Briggs. '26 as alternate. will meet
Skowhcgan High School here; Miss
Bailey, 70, and Iartwell, %, with
FoWkc, 20, as alternate, will meet
Madison High school team at Madl-
son.-Thc Anchor Board plans TO
send the material for their 1925 is
Mems Association Of the Federated
Church entertain the Mems As
ISOLATION Of the Methodist Church in
Academy Hall Thursday evening"
Mr. +. ). Parsons has been elected
president of the Board of Trustees
Of Anson Academy TO succeed the
late T.. w. Bunker and Mark $.
Pullen has been elected treasurer to
succeed Mr.. Parsons.
The evening service at the NJ. j..
Church last Sunday night included
i short dramatized hymn story. 70
Love That Will Not Let Me Co.
The cast of characters were as fol-
lows: The Author, Rev. l.. w.
Grundy; His Chum, Allen Young; A
Doctor, Alfred Berry; The Young
Lady, Olive Grundy. The theme of
the sermon next Sunday morning is
"Why Some Folks Don't Join the
Church and Why They Should Join
It." In the evening The Lines
Busy. '-Soeerset Pomona will be
the guests of Arson Grange No. So,
on Tuesday, Feb. 24.-Miss Hazel
Higgins. q trained nurse is at the
Marshall Farm. caring for Mrs.
Caroline Marshall, who is i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20
WALDOBORO

NORTH-William Flanders still
remains very poorly.-G. Il. Walter
was in Waldoboro on business Sat
urday .-Representatiye Leon Ludwig
was home from Augusta over Sun
day.-Miss Alice Winchenbach was
guest OF her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. league. Saturday.-Rev.
Mabelle Whitney took a drive 10
Waldoboro, Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
Martha Bennner of Waldoboro was
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Ludwig. Thursday afternoon. D. o.
Stahl who has been visiting rela
tives in Camden for few days has
returned home.-A. II. Newbert and
little daughter, Pauline passed Sat-
urday with relatives in Waldoboro.
Mrs. J. A. Burnheimer was in
Waldoboro, Friday visiting relatives.
Harold r. Shuman of Flanders
Corner called on his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmus ShumaIf. Saturday.-D.
.. Stahl was in Winslows Mills and
Waldoboro on business. Saturday,
Warren ]. Burnheimer has gone to
AweIl, Mass, to visit relatives for
several days.--Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Smith were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Walter.-Mr. and Mrs.
q. b. Walter and family were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest Mank.
Fired n. Oliver Of Massachusetts
and Llewellyn Oliver of Pleasant
Hill called on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fla nders .Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mus Shuman who have been passing
ten weeks at the home Of their
daughter. Capt. and Mrs. A. d.
Thomas in St. George have returned
home. On their return trip they Wis
TIED at the home of their brother,
AIR. and Mrs. w. r. Shuman in Wal
doboro and also passed q few days
with their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett,
Shuman at Fey1ers Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20
FARM|NCTON
Supreme Judicial Court

A considerable number Of applica-
tions for citizenship were heard to-
day before Judge Spear. Mr.. Dodge
of the U. S. Citizenship Office in
Boston, was in attendance to look
after TIL, interests of the Govern
ment Those who applied were:
Hilaire Joseph Comeau. admitted:
Arthur Poirier, admitted; Basile
Gallant. continued; Edward Joseph
Gallant admitted; Hazel Casey Gal
liant, admitted; Leonard Stanton
Haud. dismissed without prejudice;
Harding EHest Seamon, admitted;
Mrs. Della Lodena Seamon, admit
ed. All Of the above were formerly
citizens of Canada or were the wives
of Canadian citizens. Antonio
Scappaticci applied, but his applica-
ton was dismissed on the grounds
that he had claimed exemption
from service in the World War by
reason of alienship. Allen Leslie
Porter and Frances Duchenis were
applicants. but cases were continued.
klas i ialmar, native of Sweden
was continued. Only one civil case
has been tried. and it appears there
will be no others. The grand Jury
reported. Tuesday afternoon. re-
turning over twenty indictments.
Criminal trials will follow, though in
Il majority OF these cases a plea of
guilty is looked for. The term will
probably be short.