The Arkham Gazette No. 16871 · Wednesday, 20 October 1926 · Fair and mild.
WHATELEY RESIDENCE: POLICE SEE NO CAUSE FOR ALARM Further to our report of Tuesday. Private inquirers seen again.
Silas Osgood , a curate and Beatrice Lowe , a graduate student in anthropology and Walter Ferris , a railway telegraphist returned to Town Hall & Registry of Deeds yesterday.
Police say the matter is closed.
The file: The House on Gallows Lane: Cash and Silver
POLICE NOTES The police have been asked, quietly, to keep an eye on a spot in Cemetery District.
SOCIETY Harvest supper at Town Pump & Old Well; two hundred attend.
IN BRIEF A doctor notes an unusual number of poor sleepers living near Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below .
council approves new sewer for Southside.
TALK OF THE TOWN Talk in more than one tavern has it that several figures were standing about somewhere in Miskatonic University District, asking for the old records on Arkham Historical Society, a little after five, and not, by some accounts, quite like a living man.
ABOUT THE TOWN Meeting of the Selectmen at Town Hall & Registry of Deeds on Tuesday was thinly attended. Among those present were Stella Lowell , Cornelius Vance , Chief Roland Harker, Walter Doyle.
Comings and goings Isaac Mercer takes the train — visiting his parents in Fall River.
Notices MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.
HARROWGATE BAKERY Cinnamon buns daily. Rye on Fridays.
DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS For pale people. At all druggists.
FISK'S LOAN OFFICE Money advanced on watches, jewellery and keepsakes.
KELLERMAN'S LUNCH ROOM Hot plate 25¢. Open six till ten.
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