, 1892-01-18
OUR NEIGHBORS.



FROM TUMWATER.
what is Going ON at south Uniol
and in other Parts OF the COUNTY
Personals and other Interest
Ing gNews-Tuesday,s Services.
The services at the churches yesterda,
were we'll attended Rev. w. Fl. John
stone preached morning and evening a
the M. p. church to attentive congrega
tions. Ten electric lamps have been put ii
the church at a cost Of $50, and as a conse
quence the church is better lighted ant
rendered much more attractive ant
comfortable.
The Rev. r. N. Toms preached in th,
evening in Downs hall, the orchestra choi
and choir Of children being present. Th,
musical part Of the service was exceedingly
good, and the sermon listened to will
marked attention. At the close of the ser
vice the Rev. Toms announced that h'
would preach sermon next Sunday even
ing on the social evil Malicious gossip, iii
cause, effect and cure" We would say gc
slow, brother Toms, or you will tread OF
the corns Of many and get into trouble.
The I. o. G.. 7. intend having an enter
tainment and pound social next Wednes
day evening in the T. L. A. hall. We hope
there will be good attendance.
DR.. J. w Mowellls getting to be vel
known as the lagrippe killer. He has Sc
far succeeded in curing every case that he
has undertaken, sometimes even when
precious time has been wasted and consid
cradle money spent on patent medicines
50 that the phrase s'for lagrippe go tc
NOVEL;" is quite common.
Many of the teamsters are busy carry.
ing shingle bolts and we expect soon to see
the.shingle business booming.
Mr.. Frank Kotick has shipped his dry
goods stock to Gate City.
Mr.. Hamer has removed his stock o1
watches and jewelry to his residence, AL
der street.
Mrs. Crawford is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Biles, and intends remaining for q
week or two.
Mrs. Plomondon is detained in her room
by sickness.
Mrs. Hamer is recovering from her severe
MI. Robt. Mcintosh is sick with Ia
Grippe.
The agent of the morning paper was very
busy here last week, offering his paper tc
subscribers at reduced rates, out the people
are not SO easily caught by chaff. Greater
interest is being taken in THE TRIBUNE
since the TumWater gossip has been left
out and fresh news inserted in its place
and we hope that the number of subscrib-
ers will be greatly increased.
SOUTH UNION ITEMS
Special union religious services are being
held in the Presbyterian church, and
christians are being aroused. Rev. Hop
kins and Lieutenant Mcintyre Of the Sal
vatiOn army are rendering valuable assist
ance Rev r. N Toms will conduct the
services tonight and tomorrow night.
Last Sunday Rev, R. N. Toms delivered
one Of the most eloquent sermons we have
heard for some time, on Working To-
gether for Good" A good collection was
taken up for the home mission fund. The
attendance was large, and although the
services was long the interest was main
tanned to the close. We are glad to see a
good brotherly feeling existing between
the members of the Methodist and Presby-
terian churches.
Mrs. Joshua Miller is still very sick
There will be a dance in our hall on Fri
day evening next. A good time is assured
The famous TunWater orchestra will sup
ply the music.
Ait a Fortune TeIIer's.
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