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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-17

Annie. and Mrs Rundelf LETT Monday
evening to spend the winter n southern
California
day for California, and will make :neir
future home near San Francisco. II IT
agrees with their health,
and dance given by the ladies' OF St
Paufs guild. was held in the A. o. O. ".
nall Wednesday afternoon AMI evening"
chief and candy tables presided over by
the Kings Daughters. Handkerchiefs
had been received from all over the
ally beautiful. The candy was ali home
made. inviting in looks and delicious 20
taste. Oysters. cold meats. salads all
other good things We're served throughout
was INDUCED in until midnight. and il
was all a success socially and financially.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church rendered a surprise party 10 Mrs
A. w. Anderson Saturday evening prior
to her departure for her future home in
Honolulu; and on Friday afternoon. hey
week for Clayton. Ills, where she will
reside with a brother. A lovely Tea set
was presented Mrs. Hurst by the ladies'.
a slight token OF appreciation Of neT
labors with them
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Newbrough. who
have been sojourning in the east for the
past few months. have decided upon De-
troit. Mich. as their future place of
residence, and will move there directly.
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Mrs. James DAILY and child of Anaconda
are visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
George Durnford.
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Mrs. Smith Moore and Miss Belle Fiem-
ing returned from Salt Lake Thursday
evening.
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Mr.. Roney Pomeroy is in the city from
his Fonteneile ranch.
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Mrs John Dylxins came in from Rand
olph last Saturday and is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Blyth and Mrs. Booth.
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Mrs Frank Lander has been quite i'll
the past few days.
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erftt took place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Everitt. on
Tuesday evening. Bishop Loynd perform
and relatives of the contracting parties
were present A pretty wedding supper
was served The bride is a lovely lady,
well known and popular here Mr. Allan
is young business man. and is son or
Mr.. Joseph Allan, who lost a limb in the
fight with bank robbers here a year ago
They will make their home in this city.
Miss Leila Tuckett and Mr.. Oscar Whit
ing were married at Salt Lake Thursday,
and gave a reception at their new home
in Mapleton that evening. A number OF
relatives from this city were in attend
ance.
Judge J. B. Miner of Provo was here
Wednesday. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Boyer.
Miss Cassie Johnson is spending the
week in Salt Lake, visiting her brother,
Don c.. and other relatives
Mrs. T. E. Fenton of Salt Lake was
here for a visit last week. returning
home Saturday.
The Woman's club met yesterday at the
residence Of Mr.. ]. S. Scott. The topic of
the meeting was that period or Roman
ming of the Christian era A very inter-
esting session was had.
John Gleeson of Salt Lake was here this
week. the guest of Mr. ana Mrs F. c.
Boyer.
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James Packard has returned from
Maryvale.
C. o. Baxter of St. Louis was here
Sunday, on visit to his brother. F. E.
Baxter, and family. He left for Salt Lake
on mining business Monday.
Leonard Pearson of Salt Lake was here
Sunday and Monday visiting friends.
George Smith, Springville mining man.
now. engaged in Marysvale. was here on
Wednesday. the guest of DR.. and Mrs {.
j. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Thorpe are spending
the week in Salt Lake visiting friends.
John Groesbeck has returned from Lea
mington, ard county. where he has
spent the fall
Ray Maycock. Ed F'riel and Ray Pack
ard have returned from Marysvale for the
winter.
Harry. a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Carter of this city, who has been i'll
at the hospital in Salt Lake. is expected
home in few days. He had a severe
case of arsenical poisoning while at work
at Mercur.
Editor Jackson of the Payson Globe
Header, was in town Tuesday.
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has accepted position as electrician
with the Snoquamid Falls Power company
at Seattle. Wash
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Henry Nebeker and Ora Simons. jr... de-
clare Payson has not been exposed to
smallpox.
Charles Lapworth left here last Mon
day to spend the winter with his sons at
Underwood, Ia, where he will be better
provided for in his old age. He was one
of Payson's first settlers.
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E. H. McBeth is on hand with bran
new hardware store, assisted by w. R.
Heaton, ex-marshal, and his niece, Miss
Ada McBeth.
John Q. Stone, a former store-keeper of
this city, came over from Salem today on
special business.
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W. II. Fairbanks of the Globe-Header
Office left last Wednesday to accept po-
sition with the Tintic Miner.
(.
A. H. Kimball salesman for Clark, En-
dredge & Co.. was here today
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Payson volunteers now wear gold med
ais of honor, presented a week ago today,
in behalf of the citizens.
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been greeted with crowded houses every
evening.
Mrs Merle Coombs was visitor in
American Fork Wednesday.
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Mr.. Earl Moore of Eureka is visiting
relatives and friends here this week
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Miss Effie Harvey was in Provo yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Halliday OF Amer
lean Fork spent the latter part OF the
week here visiting relatives.
A social party was given at Clark S
opera house last evening. As usual, 1t
was well attended
Miss P. E. Brown is working in the
county treasurer's office at Provo.
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The schools are crowded to their ut
most capacity and the average attend
ance is excellent.
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Miss Etta Sangstaff went up to He5er
City Friday to visit friends. Mrs. Susie
Swensen taught her school.
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Mary Gleason returned home from
Provo Monday
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.
fsnecial corregpondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Payson, Utah, Dec. ia wintry aspect
came over the city this week and gave US
good sleighing, which is greatly enjoyed
by the young people
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One of the most notable events was the
marriage of a worthy gentleman of this
city-Mr Isaac Miles last Sunday, to
Miss Estelle De Vail from New Durham.
n. j.. with whom he had been correspond
ing for three years past. An engagement
was entered into and on arrival in this
city the ceremony made them one for the
balance of life. at their respective ages
of 66 and As. II was not only surprise
to the town, but TO his near relatives at
home. Had it not been for the railway
agent none of the daughters OF Mr.: Miles
would have known a word of it until their
new step-mother arrived.
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Mr.. E. S. Carroll of the Provo Enquirer
has moved TO Payson. He made a trip to
Tintic and returned Friday morning.
Superintendent ]. L. Brown and the
city school board visited the district
schools today.
School Principal Professor F. N. Paul
son is the happy father of son this
week.
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Charles Hush came home sick from Eu-
reka.
Ora Gushing returned home from wyo-
ming last Tuesday.
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The people who left for Mexico were
given farewell parties during the week.
Miss Edith Done who accompanied her
parents will accept a school at Dublan
soon after arrival.
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Arthur Louder was given the prize for
the best story of a trip to Holy Land
last Tuesday at the Tiff academy.
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Hush and Donelson of the Mandolin
club give a concert tonight at the lift
school.
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James P. Knight of Grass Valley, one
of Payson's oldest settlers. is here visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Simons. this
week
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Orson A. Daniels, the photographer
came home from Tintic Thursday.
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Mr.. f. w. Greenep and family moved
back to Salt Lake City last Saturday. He
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Ephraim, Dec. 15.-Miss Dyse Hanson,
who has been spending the past two
months in Salt Lake City, returned home
today.
Mrs. George W. Bean of Richfield has
been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Par
ley Peterson. for some weeks past. She
left today TO visit another daughter, Mrs
l.. L. Horne. at Provo.
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The little folks will have a surprise
party tonight on Miss Josephine Robson.
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The Ladies Hygiene club viii meet
next Monday evening.
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Miss Barnett of Moroni and Miss Will
bingham of Spring City attended the NJ. z.
church fair in this city Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. f. E. Mork of Richfield was Wis
itor in the city Wednesday.
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Orson Hange came home from Eureka
the first of the week. He has spent the
summer in the mining camp.
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Mrs. C. c. A. Christensen went to Salt
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steal selections recitations and speeches
was rendered. The venerable Mr. Hyde
made an address of welcome TO the mem
bers of his family and invited guests. his
aged wife standing by his side during the
remarks A response was given on be-
half of the children by w. A Hyde of
Downey. Ida The remainder Of the even
ing was occupied in most pleasant man
ner by all of those present. In addition
to the members of the family who were
present from Idaho. Wyoming and diff
cluded many old residents of Kaysville,
close friends of the family.
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On Thursday the annual reunion of the
people OF Centerville ward was held and.
as is usual on such occasions. time of
thorough enjoyment was had The COM
mittee in charge had prepared banquet
that was very creditably arranged. and
the programme of exercises was much ap-
preciated by the guests of the day. Such
events are held in Centerville at least
effect of promoting good feeling among
all classes.
A family reunion was held at the home
of Edwin Pace of Bountiful last Friday
evening. the occasion being a celebration
of the 6Sth. anniversary of the birth of
Mr.. Pace. Supper was served and an i'm
promptu programme was rendered. The
house was filled with the numerous rela-
tives of the FANNY.
Miss Pauline Grant will entertain at her
home in Woods Cross this evening. in
honor of Mrs. Christopher Poulsen of
Salt Lake who is her guest.
A ball and programme under the aus
pices of. the Mutual Improvement asso-
Citations of South Bountiful will be given
in Hale's hall next Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Israel Barlow. jr.. of Woods Cross
was the recipient of a pleasant surprise
party on Wednesday evening.
Miss Dora Emery of Salt Lake is visit
ing in West Bountiful with her cousin,
Mrs S. P. Owen of Clinton is spending
the week with relatives in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir of Clinton have
returned from pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Mill Creek
George Stark and wife of South Weber
have Just returned from visit in Rex
burg, Ida
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hyde of Downey.
Ida, have spent the week visiting with
relatives and friends in Kaysville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hyde and Mr.. and
Mrs. Heman Hyde of Auburn, Wye, are
visiting friends IN their old home here
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Layton of Granger.
Salt Lake county, were in Kaysville this
week
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A ball was given last evening in the
Music hail. under the auspices of the
amusement committee of Kaysville.
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Mrs. Louisa Bodily and daughter. Mary,
were visiting in Eaysville this week.
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Mrs. Martha Hunter and Miss Matte
Hunter of Grantsville spent the week Wis
iting with Kaysville relatives.
Mrs. Helen Stayner was up from Salt
Lake visiting during portion of the
week
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DAtIs COUNTY SOCIETY.

Miss Sophia Goldbranson is home fl
Salina for the holiday season.
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BLAcKFooT SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Blackfoot, Ida, Dec. 16.-MisS Pearl
Wilson returned from her visit to Ogden
this week
Miss Katie Kanstine left for Portland
Ore. this evening.
o. F. Smith is out in. the Bear Lake
country with the Blackfoot nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Thomas are home
from their visit to Rexburg-
Mr.. James H. Mackley is home from his
trip to Cheyenne and Denver.
Mrs. DR.. Cooper from Shelby was in
town few days this week visiting the
doctor, who accompanied her home.
George Cooper viii leave next week
for Kansas City, where he will join his
Many of Blackfoot's young people went
to Riverside to a grand ball this. evening.
The 18th was celebrated by the G. A r.
post of Blackfoot in honor of the hun
dredth anniversary of Washington's
death. A large number gathered at the
Masonic hall and an excellent programme
A surprise party was given Earn
est Grover Thursday night by about
lOrIy IrlenuS ana relatives, IN the Latter
day Saints meeting house. All present
had a fine time. Dancing and various
amusements. including a good supper,
made up the evenings entertainment
Mr.. Grover will leave Monday for Hooper,
Utah. where he will remain the rest of the
winter.
Ed Jarratt and assistants started with
large herd of sheep to the desert this
morning.
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Joseph R. Smith left for Custer county
this week.
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Mrs. A. D. Quantiel1 went to ST Mark S
hospital Wednesday TO undergo an oper-
alton. Mr.. QuantieIl was called to the
city this morning.
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Miss Lulu Hammond was married to
Frank II. Tanner of Jackson, Wyo. We'd
nesday afternoon at her home in Black
foot. Rev. Mr.. McCielland of Idaho
Falls presided at the ceremony. After
the. wedding the young couple left on the
O'Clock train for their home in Wyo-
ming. Miss Hammond was raised in
Blackfoot and has lots of friends here
A number Of friends spent Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. AlonZo Spencer.
SPRINGVILLE SOCIETY.
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Especial CorrespondenceJ

fSpeclaI CorreSpOndcnce-J
Kaysville. Dee. 16.-The leading event of
the week, socially, was the reunion of the
family of Rosel Hyde of Kaysville, on the
occasion of the Goth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Hyde's wedding day. All of the
children of the aged couple except James
J. Hyde of Fairview, Ida, were present.
The guests assembled at $3.50 p. m. on
Tuesday, and shortly after o'clock din
ner was served. The dining room colors
were pink and white. The tables were
sumptuously spread, and in the center
was a beautiful wedding cake of large
size.
After dinner the guests were entertained
in the parlors, where a programme of mu-
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.
fspecial Correspondence,


Evanston. Dec. 16.-Mrs. Smith Moore
and Miss Belle Fleming went down 10
Salt Lake last Saturday for Il few days
with Rev. and Mrs. Joel A. Smith.
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The Neighborhood Whist club net with
Mrs. F.. NJ. Grady Friday evening.
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Mr.. Lynn Winslow came up from Salt
Lake Saturday for a visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Winslow-
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Mr.. +. NJ Grady returned Saturday
from his vacation trip east, and Mr..
George Fast. who had been filling his po-
sition in the express office left for Salt
Lake.
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Mr.. w. ]. Cashin and Mr. Zene Bee
man returned Saturday from an eastern
business trip.
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Mr.. I: Kastor and sons went to Salt
Lake Saturday.
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Superintendent Bard WAS in Ogden
Wednes i-Iv.
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Mr.. Will Anderson and sister. Miss
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PLEASANT GROVE SOCIETY.
fSnecial Observation-Disclosures /,

Especial Correspondence.)
Pleasant Grove, Dec. 16.-Mr. ard Mrs.
Joseph Halliday will move their house
hold effects to Mercur today. They in
tend making that place their home for
some time
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The Sunday school teachers are busily
engaged in working up a Christmas con-
cert and it promises to be a grand sue
cess. 1t will consist of fancy drills and
marches dialogues, tableaus, etc.
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Professor Alexander has been giving
course of lectures here this week. They
took well with the people. and he has
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Fancy Vests.

A large assortment of cloths, in lat
est styles.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street
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sPRINGvILLE SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence)
Springville. Dec. 16.-The marriage of
Mr.. William j. Allan and Miss Alice Av-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
POUNDING MILL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cecil spent last
week at the homo Of her son. J. b
Hurt.
Mrs. w. Is. Steele and children
spent over Sunday with relatives at
Cedar Bluff.
Mrs. Geo. w. Gillespie visited her
children, r. X. Gillespie ,nd Mrs.
). b. Hurt several days last week.
MIR. Tim Monger returned Tues
day fro Eastern Virginia, whore he
bad been to witness the death and
burial of his mother.
Mrs. Peery Britain and children
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Watkins and
baby, of Grundy and Miss Cora
CIockett, OF Raven, spent from Mon
day to Wednesday Of this week With
their sister. Mrs Sam GILLESPIE.
Mr.. John Azbury, he stump man,
came home few days from down
the line and has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Uuudarduuk
have moved into their cottage by
the church.
Rev. Philip johnson 6llec his
usual appointment here Saturday
to large congregation.
Mrs. John Lambert spent couple
of days this week with relatives at
Tazewell.
Prof. Smith Murphy gave an en-
tertainment on last Thursday nie h,
at this place. All enjoyed it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
CEDAR BLUFF.

We feel like winter is not far in
the future.
Mr.. Frazier Ferrell, of Steele,.
burg, Va, left on No. 16 Yesterday
D. m' going to the penitentiary-
we have learned he is going to &C.
cept position us guard.
Mr.. James Laird paid home
iolks a short visit returning yes.
terday.
Last evening Miss Nellie Har-
lowe gave u social to a number of
her friends, it being her birthday.
The presents were too numerous
to mention, Most Of our bows arc
happy when they can see Nelps
bright smiles, but when il comes
to her smiles and supper too we
cant say anything in regard to the
enjoyment. The supper was sup.
fo-date,' for Mrs. Harlowe knows
how to please the children. We
wish Nclls birthday would come
twice year.
Mrs. Atkins returned Ia Bluefield
yesterday, she has been spending
few days with her husband who
is located at tins place now.
We hear the "Hurt Bros. show
will visit us again soon.
Mr.. Will Cecil of Wise, who has
been in New York for month
passed here lasl week on his way
home.
Nov. 7th, 1899.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
WEST BLUESTONE.

Farmers are very busy huskinp
corn and sowing wheat since the
rain.
j. b. Shannon and son was de.
horniug cattle last Saturday.
Messrs. w. w. and O. s. McClan-
ahan has pened seven h hogs and three
opossums to fatten. They say they
want to have plenty of meat to last
them this year
We understand that Mr.. A. III.
Mcclure is going to move near Poca.
hontas. We are sorry to loose him
from our community.
DIR. II. w McCiaLn,. who has
been practiciDg medicine in Bucha-
nan County for the past three years
was visiting home folks at this place
this week.
MIS- IL, IL Illler, OF Mud Fork,
was visiting hir. and Mrs John Til
Ter the last Of the week.
MIR. Chas. Hale of Falls Mills was
on Bluestone last Sunday.
Mrs. j. G Nash who has been
sick for sometime has bcen great
deal worse for several days. Her
neighbors and friends hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Carter went
to Falls Mills last Sunday to attend
the funeral services of their son, Il.
Nj. Carter who died about August
1898. RArrrypr,n
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ELECTION.

Mrs. Matte Bald win, wife of j,
ii. Baldwin mine store keeper foI
the S. w. Virginia Improvement
Co., died Friday morning. She
was buried in the new cemetery al
WythevilIe. She was accompan-
led by the bereaved husband. son
Robert and daughter Ethel and by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin, OF
keystone. Her daughter, Mrs
Kyle Gibboney, OF Chicago, did
not reach here in time. Mrs. Bald
win who was Miss Matte Barrow
was AZ years OF age. She leaves q
husband and nine children, six OF
whom are grown to mourn their
loss.
Il. Il. Maxey died at his home
here Thursday night. He has
been quite Ill with measles. but
several days ago he was thought
to he cOnvalescent, and venturip o
out too soon suffered with a relapse.
which resulted Al death. His re.
mains were taken to Rocky Mount,
Va.
II. Mlllner visited Bramwell Fri
day.
G. N. Galloway spent Sunday in
RadfOrd.
w. f. Black visited Pearisburg
Sunday.
Geo. w. Zimmerman visited
BluefieId Sunday.
Jobu r. Black Was ~ from Blue.
field Monday.
Elmer Tompkins, who was visit.
ing his Broth her w. Tompkins. leu
Sunday tor his home in Roanoke.
j. M. Newton spent several days
in Lebanon, Va, this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
ADVANCE IN BROOM CORN
manufactures to Meet on Nov. Ia
to Increase Price Of Brooms

manu1actures to Meet on Nov. IA
TO Increase Price Of Brooms.
Tribes Hill, n Y, Nov. 5.-Tbe
members in the Mohawk Vallev of
the Broom Manufacturers Associa
ton of the United States have re-
ceived notice that meeting of the
Association will be held in CHICAGO
on Nov. IA for the purpose of furth
or Increasing the price of brooms in
view of the broom corn trust formed
1t Is said that the broom corn mar
ket Is the most remarkable ever
known In the history of the crop.
The hrst new crop sold at $50 toS7O
a ton and the price has steadily ad-
vanced to $3.50 a ton, and with a
prospect that it will still go higher.
It's expected that many of the
smaller broom factories throusbopt
the country will be compelled to shut
Gown at the beginning of the wear
on account of the high price of
STOCK. Some of the; manu- fact u, er,
anticipate that the best grades of
brooms will be advanced S5.a dozen
by JAM 1.
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Why Men Do Not Go to Church,


Why Men Do Not Go to Church.
Men stay away from church be
cause they do not want to go; that
is the simple, haked truth of the
matter. The question, Why do they
not want to go? is another ma ter.
Various answers may be given to it
Many have doubtless become SO
secularized as to have lost out of all
sense OF their sinfullness and loss
condition, and so, all sense of need
OF salvation. These men are not
under any such moral pre- ssure as
would lead them to attend church.
They have nothing to go for In.
deed, they usually have some other
place to which to go-to the clubs.
the races, &c.-and the going to
which shows that is not "overworkn
that keeps them from church.
There are other non-churchgoers
who have some appreciation of sin
and salvation, who have been church.
goers, but who find nothing in the
church services that meet the needs
OF their lost souls. They become
weary OF moral essays, reform ha-
rangues, political diatribes, social.
istic platitudes, and sensationalism
generally, AMI so let their wives and
daughters do the churcheoing.
Another reason. doubtless is that
the religious atmosphere and the
newspapers are so permeated and
saturated with the new infidelitv
that discredits the Bible and prac.
tically dispenses with sIn and saliva
tlon and multitudes have been turn
ed against the churches that still
hold to these vital truths and regard
the Bible as the word of God. Why
should men go to church if the Bible
Is mass of myths and legend, if
there has been any fall except a
fall upward and if sin is only an
incident-praiseworthy rather than
other~ise-in the evolutionary strug.
gle for progress and perfectionf
And this calls up still another
reason, aid that is that much of the
preaching has lost its grip on he
souls of men, because there is moth
ing In it concerning the vital Bible
doctrines of sin and atopement that
always stir mems souls. What does
the preacher stand for if not for
salvation? Whatever his culture.
his brllliancy, his smartness, he will
In due time preach out his congrepa
ton, if he fails to appeal to this
deepest need of human souls. Hon.
-iletic Review.