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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
Notice of Sale.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Pierce County, Washington.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Pierce County, Washington.
In the Matter OF the Guardian
ship of the Person and Estae NJ ootz
of Horace Lockwood Cook, a
Minor.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an order duly entered by
the above named Court in the above en-
titled matter. on the 10Th day OF Deem
Der, 1905. | will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash all the right.
title and interest OF Horace Lockwood
Cook, Minor, in Lot 20, in Block +,
Harbor Dock Addition to the town r
City of Aberdeen, Chehalis County,
Washington, sal premises being com.
monty known as the lice Plant" and
the interest OF said minor being an un-
divided one-sixth thereof. No hid for
less than The sum of $3.50 will be received
Said sale will be made at the front door
OF the premises described at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon on Saturday the 18th day
OF January, 1906.
I. l.. STILES,
80 st Guardian OF said Minor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25

AL the news that's At to print. Aber.
deem semi-Weekly Herald, $500 . year.
$3.50 IN advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
We Have an Excellent Farm For Sale

Consisting of 19 90 of which is bottom land of
the best quality The bottom land all cleared and under
cultivation there 100 apple trees all bearng 80
trees 5, pear ~ story house, upstairs
and three and kitchen downstairs large barn, SOxSO
feet, implement building, 20x60 feet granary, milk
12x16 The following stock and implements goes with the
place. - mich 10 yearlng heifers, calves Jersey
BULL brood sows, hives bees, brood sep
and dairy Implements 5ood double metal horse
rake, Scotch harrow, cutvator plow all the small tools
about the place All the above will be sold for $780, with
thousand dollars down, 81 800 years at per bal
optional For further particulars apply F. E. Jones
& Co.. ia South G street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
King of all Cough Medicines.

Mr.. E. G. Case, mail carrier OF Can
ton Center, Conn, who has been in the
U. S. Service for about sixteen years,
says: "We have tried many cough
medicines for group, but Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is king of all and one to
be relied upon every time. We also find
it the best remedy for coughs and coils.
giving certain results and leaving no bad
after effects" For sale by Evans Drug
Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
OAKvlLLE

Ed. Garrard shipped a carload OF oats
Thursday.
Mr.. Toepelt, OF Doty, was visitor in
town Tuesday.
l.. II. Wakefield and wife returned
from Portland Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Shull, Of Ia
coma, were in town last week.
Glen Vandervort who has been work
ing ON the Harbor returned Thursday.
John Dickinson, OF Catlin. who form
erly resided here, is working at Win.
ston's mill.
ii. W. Couch who had been working
in logging camp on the Ha. Dor, return
ed Wednesday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
A Fearful Fate.

1t is fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. 81 can
truthiully saw" writes Harry Colson, of
Masonvile, Ia. "that for blind, bleed.
ing, itching and protruding Piles, Buck.
lens Arnca Salve, is the best cure
made" Also best for cuts, burns and
injuries. Csc at Red Cross Pharmacy. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
MONTESANO

Caldwell Bros camp near Ocosta
shut down last Saturday for two weeks
vacation,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25
The Illinois Central.

Maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and south. Making close
connections with trains of all transcon-
tinental lines, passengers are given their
choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville,
Memphis and New Orleans, and through
these points to the far east.
Prospective travellers desiring informa-
ton as to lowest rates and best routes
are invited to correspondence with the
following representatives.
B. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, l42 Third Street,
Portland, Or.
J. G. LINDSEY,
Trav. P. A., 142 Third ST., Portland, Or.
PAUL B. THOMPSON,
Agent, Colman Building. Seattle Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25

turned. He sold his place to one of the
railroad companies which is building to
Portland.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-25

No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
There is not the least danger in giving
amberlans's Cough Remedy to small
children as it contains no opium or other
harmful drug. 1t has an established re.
putation OF more than thirty years as the
most successful medicine in use for colds.
Group and whooping cough. 1t always
cures and is pleasant to take. Children
like it. Sold by Evans Drug ca. m
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CarrolliOn Items.

May II. :. A. Wolfshiemrr, Turner TIP
msn. snd EIby Shipley. Of Baltimore, sad
Misses Nora. Emma, Edna and Asnie Worth,
also Of Baltimore, were guests Of Mr.. and Ars.
George +. Hughes, of Carroilion vicinity last
SUNDAY. After pAFtakiug Of a substantial
country dinner, and enjoying themselves IN
singing. with organ and piano accompaniment.
the company took the late afternoon train for
their homes in Baliimofe very much pleased
with the events Of the day.
George Z. Hughes surprised his daughter,
Miss Merle Hughes with handsome present
Mr.. John T. Rogers wagon, Of Westminster.
stopped At Mr.. Hughes home one dAy last
week and the men accompanying the VaEoa
took from Il a very hue high toned pssno and
placed il in Mr. Uaghr-' pador. Mss Haghss
teaches both piano and orEan and has eight
scholars.
Harry Afbaegb. 2ife aud children. 81 Bal
simor.. werr guests of bis poiheT, Nts. Ei'as
Houck aud other friends far several days last
wcek. NJ Arlaush Is in thr eu3plny It ihS
electric railroad compzuy-
The ~ ~ e. Il. Campzsg. after raising
The bed Of the rad at Carr~itoa station. has
haa carpenters n ~erk rl4aiviug Ihs Flaiiors'
aud rnoviag il nearer the track The eom.
pany Is also repairing The freight houses uhsCh,
sbsn enaplrisi. siii add grvA,ly TO the az
rsarancr. 81 the station. The old n.ilk stand
has been taopesl bark frons she track abou;
eighteen inches J. ". Pirkrii. uf PSIaPsca.
anI Frank shafEer. az neaF Richards Mil,
are the carpenters.
Thomas T.. Shafer, og near R,ehauis NIL,
Is planting oaF acres - bis land Va sweet corn.
xhieh ga done 81 the ssEg~stfoa 81 bF. J.
Howell Biihugsiea- NJ. ShaAvf hAs neVrf
before planted sweet corn. Nbca the egfn
4. harvested Il will b. tsken 70 the commo
dias new csnuery nu~ be5ng huill 81 Hamp
stead. Al the snliciialinp 81 tlr. B'lhngslea
other farmers ~ ihss vicinity are plaaiiag
swee, corn Many good sizh~s ARE going out
for the sEcc-ss ut the ur~ enterprise 81 HAmp
stead.
Frank ShasIrf an5 wils. q CafFol.Iou 81
sinity drove TO lnmPsirHi pae n'shi this
week 90 wing nlaehiae hasincKs.
Mr.. Mary A. Taylor. q Wesley vieiaEis. =
SICK with muscular fhcnmsilsu. hr. basA. 81
Hampstead. j. her physician.
The 10th anniversary ufihe Epsprih lssAEee
ia connection 9Th Emory n I. ehurrh ~As
held last Sunday night. fh~Fe ~as sarge
attendance despite thr isclsmsnCy uf the
weather. In consequence VI dis meeting
services wers dispensed wish a. Weslrf church
al =. IA. The rain. hOSever. prevented The
people irom bring grsssui. Oaly he pastor.
Rev Mr. Thomas. hiss uife and ypur corrrs
pendent being present
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After a c0uFtship Of 46 years. Col Edward
II Tripleu, of Page county, Virginia, aud
Mis-, Emma Thornton, Of Rappahannock
county. have Just been married The groom
Is 70 wears old and the bride dS.
At Columbus, Ohio. Aunt Patty Allen.
born leo wears ago on May IL, as slave ia
Amelia, Va, vas given a dinner By Mrs. John
q. Dcshler. wife Of u leading banker here.
Aunt Patty WAS nurse Ia the Greene tam.
ily, of which Mrs. Deshler IS the eldes, daugh.
ter.
Among the graduates o. the Philadelphia
Woman Medical College, IS Miss Ii Bi Gu, Of
Hugh Haa- who enjoys the distinction of
being the second Chinese woman TO be gradu-
ssed from "a medical college in this country.
Four wears age she Eas graduated with high
hOnpr4 from the Hersimer Mission School in
New York. Il is her purpose to return to
China sad begin the practice OF medicine ia
Der native city. where her father IS one Of the
prominent Me,hoiisis ia the community. She
IS % years OF age.
Two men and woman have been arrested
by NeW York detectives, who ullege that the
prisoners are the riugieadefs ofthe gang which
robbed the private bank Of +. G. Brewer, IN
Giibertsviie. y. Y. oil about $40, 900 on May
>. H. their kit we're two rubber bags filed
sith nilroglyeerin. twenty diamond pointed
drills &C the finest make. threadcrs Of expeu-
siye pattern, brace and bi,, dozen screw
bolts. dozen steel sedges, a coil fuse twelve
feet long, a box OF primers. pocket oil lamp,
blackjack. electric battery aud revolver.
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Pine Hill Items.

MAY lS.-Edward Wentz passed through
this place on Friday with his new shing le mill.
He had been saving shingles for Matthias
Poken, near Welk's Mill.
Mrs Elizabeth Myers, of Locust Grove,
moved on the farm of her son-in- law, ID. ID.
X Leppo. on Thursday.
Charles Barnhart, wife and children were
guests at Peter DulPs last Sunday.
Clinton Face made his first trip through
this place on Thursday. He has just started
butchering, which he expects to follow this
summer.
Charles Baumgardner, our tax collector,
made a business trip to Westminster last
Tuesday.
Lizzie Swenk and children, Grace and
Annie, visited at Jacob krumriue's last Sun.
day.
As the Sunday school of Pine Grove did
not meet last Sunday on account of the rain,
it will meet next Sunday afternoon.
Amos Feeser and wife, of Bachman's Val
ley, visited at john A. Brumgard's, near this
place, last Sunday.
John Miller had the pleasure OF eating Wild
duck last Sunday. The duck was captured
along the water in Silver Run Valley.
Farmers were complaining of the dry
weather Now they say It Is too wet, they
can't plant their sweet corn.
Adam Miller aud son have purchased a
valuable wood lot OF john \. Brumgard, near
this place
As George Mowery, wife, mother and Ida
Sterner. all of Hanover. were on their way TO
ST. Bartholomew Church on Sunday morn
ing, while descending the Conewago Hill the
breechband broke and the horse began to
kick; some Of the occupants jumped out while
Mrs Mowery fell out aud sprained an ankle.
Mr.. Mowery kept the horse from running
away, but had to retur. to Hanover with has
surrey in a bad shape.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Grand Jury Discharged After Session OF
Eight DayS-Their RepOrt-CaSeS
Disposed Of

The grand jury finished its labors on Tues
day, after a session OF eight days. and was
discharged with the thanks of the court. Fol
lowing is their report:
ITO the Honorable. the Judges of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County:
1--WE. the members of the grand jury of Carroll
county, May term 1906, beg leave to submit to your
ave have examined 76 witnesses in IS cases. and
have found % indictments and dismissed cases
during our eight days session
1--WE would urge that magistrates dispose of more
of the trivial cases as they consume much unneeeS
1--WE would suggest bill be introduced before the
legislature authorizing the appointment of quail.
fed clerk for the grand jury as II would save much
time and expense.
1--WE have examined the Jail and surroundings
and found them in excellent order and in good
sanitary condition. We would call the attention Of
the County Commissioners to consideration OF the
p1oprle Of n tng nea S staa aus
ranged conveniently thus giving much more room
and afording secure protection Alter examining
the surroundings we cordially invited into the
dinngroom to partake of the inequalities which
had been so beautifully prepared for us by the
Sheriff and his family. for which we desire 10 ex-
tend our appreciation and thanks
1--WE also visited the Aims House and found things
in an excellent condition. The house was in per
feet order scrupulously clean and in 4 thoroughly
healthy, sanitary condition. We heartily commend
the steward and his family for their thoroughnesS
10 the brick pavement in front of the house also one
porch post at the mems building, which need re-
pairing. We wish to extend our appreciation 10
the Steward and his family for the Kind ana eoure
Gus reception extended TO US
I'VE further desire to express our appreciation
and thanks TO the untiring States Attorney and
officers of the Court for their courtesy during our
session
Having completed our duties to the best of our
ability We respectfully ask 10 be discharged.
EDWIN d. CRoNK. Foreman.
The following cases have been disposed Of
since our last report:
South Bend Wagon Company Us. Byron 5.
Dorsey; action of assumpsit; tried before
jury; verdict for plaintiff for Sl69.5l. Jno.
Milton Reifsnider for plaintiff; Bond Il Parke
for defendant.
John Fl. Wisner VS.. Elmer <. Wampler;
assumpsit; tried before jury; verdict for plain
tiff for $275.22 Jno. Milton Reifsnider for
plaintiff; Hoff for defendant
Thomas G. Haines VS.. Joseph I. Stem and
others; suit on bond; on trial before jury.
Steele for plaintiff; Fink for defendants.
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UNIONTOWN ITEMS.
Large Attendance of Elders And Laymen
At The LovefeaSt-PerS0nalS, Etc.

MAY 1S.-The crowd at Pipe Greek German
Baptist Lovefeast on Saturday afternoon and
evening, May ID, was much larger than last
year, Notwithstanding the farmers were busy
planting corn The meeting was opened by
Elder Urah Bixler, of Westminster, assisted
by Elders D. o. Metz, of townsville; q. X.
Sappington, of Beaver Dam, and Thomas
Kolb of Double Pipe Creek. Elder Charles
Bonsack, of Meadow Branch, preached the
sermon, taking for his text Revelation Srd
chapter, LIST verse. Among the Elders present
and taking part in the services were W. L.
Roop and S. C. Brown, Meadow Branch; +.
Englar and A. p Snader, Sans Creek; Ed
ward Snader, Taneytown; S. X. Utz, New
Market; Jerry Brown, New Windsor; 5. p.
Early, d. O. Cottrel. Ii. NJ. Harvey; ID. r.
Petry, NJ. C. l., Union Bridge; Ephraim
Stoner. W. P. Englar, Greenbury Ecker and
David Beard, Pipe Creek. Nearly 400 mem
bers communed. On Sunday morning the
attendance was equally large, and Elder
Bonsack preached a very able sermon from
Deuteronomy l-6.
Lewis Hartman, Arthur Hartman, wife, son
and daughter, j. f. Watts, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Yingling and Miss Ollie Smith, of
Hampden, Baltimore, were among those from
distance at lovefeast.
Mrs. Theodore Adams and daughter Neoma,
of Waynesboro, Pa, were guests of her sister,
Mrs. Julia Englar, Clear Ridge, this week.
Emma Spielman, of Baltimore, visited her
mother, Mrs. Amelia Spielman, Vaudeville,
this week. Miss Spielman in company with
a number of friends will sail for Europe in
June.
Calvin Fitze and wife, of Westminster, Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. John Stone, Becktown,
on Sunday.
Wealthy Forney and wife, of Frederick:
Mrs. Susie Shriner, of WayResboTo, Pa; Mrs.
Mary Ebaugh, of Baltimore county; Theodore
Englar and wife, Mrs. Jennie Woodward,
Samuel Room. Miss Emma Ecker and Prof.
John Rover, OF Westminster; ExJudge l.. p.
Shnglutf, of New Windsor, and Judge A.
K Myers, of Frizellburg, attended loVeieast.
John Roger and daughter, of Westminster,
we're guests of his daughter, Mrs. Guy Cook
son, uesr town, Saturday and Sunday.
Oden Warner, mail agent on Pennsylvania
Railroad, was at bis mothers, Mrs. Alfred
Warmers. the FIRST OF the week.
Aaron Plowman, Clear Ridge, has set ont
$50 sweet potato plants.
Seven hundred gallons Of milk were receiv-
ed ut Woodside creamery on Monday.
Geo. Tucker. Of Hampton, Va, is visiting
bis old friends in this neghboThOod.
Elder Ephraim W. Siouer aud John Z.
Senseney will represent Pipe Creek German
Baptisis at their annual meeting, al Bristol,
Tennessee, in June.
William Sitsig, Of Waynesboro, Pa, Is Wis.
ting bis parents, Henry SiItig cad vile, near
town.
VIM. EckenrOde, living al Evergreen Lava,
the farm OF TX County Commissioner Daniel
Diehl, near town, sold 81 bead Of cattle last
Saturday. 10 Mr.. Harry Cover, Of Friseiiba'g.
They weighed 40 lso, az average Of LOSE
pounds They Rere bought the middle Of
November and gained $40 pounds each.
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Bachman,s Valley liens.

Mar Is.-James l.. Strcyig and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at John y. kroh's.
On Sunday rain came, which was quite a
help to all vegetation. as the ground had been
very dry; aud refreshing showers have fallen
almost daily since.
Rev. j. B. Sheep assisted Rev. II. II. Flick
in the services here last Sunday afternoon and
preached from the l2th verse Of the 1Ih chap.
ter Of Exodus.
A. H. Baughman, of near Littiestowu, Pa,
visited several OF bis friends here this week.
W. J. W. Swenk IS expected TO return
home on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Brown. OF near Hanover, Pa, Is
visiting Milton r. Myers and family this week.
g. Curtis Garrett aud sou Sterling, Of Glen
Rock, Pa. aud Harry l.. Bowers, of Lime.
boro, were guests at A. c. Baehman's on
Sunday.
Corn is making fine appearance, also po-
tatoes.
Bible agents are wanted in this vicinity, and
several persons are called such by simply
walking the road with Satchels.
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New Advertisements.

We hare Jasl Finished Mosipg The Balance
Of the Charles +. Herring stock, Ache
Miller Bros Co 5 Popular Cash Stores, West.
minister.
Mortgagee's Sale 81 = House aud Lot
Charles +. Fink. Attorney named in the
Mortgage.
Two Big SPECIAL Bargains This Week-E
W. MAiher { Sors, Westminster aud Man
chester,
Public sale Of Household Goods Elias \
DAVIS. AuctiopeeT.
Horses and Mules waniedF. p. Good q.
win. ReislersioWn. Md.
wau,ed-Miss Shipley. 252- Madison Ave,
Baltimore, Nd.
Dissolution No,ice-ReitsnideF i Grimes,
Westminster.
Public Sale--John T. Lynch, Manager,
Westminster.
Last OF Unclaimed Matter in the Postotice.
egAl Notices
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. Frank A. Grimes, of Alameda, Cali
foruia. whose coming East was noted in the
ADVOCATE some weeks ago, arrived IN West
minister on Friday of last week. This Is his
frs. visit here since 1889. when he attended
the silver wedding anniversary Of hls brother,
Mr.. E. o. Grimes, and wife. He found many
changes number Of new buildings have
been erected and others improved.
Capt. P. H. Irwin aud family have returned
to Westminster, after spending the winter IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Z. Herring and children have
returned home after a visit of three weeks to
her father in Camden. New Jersey. Mr. +.
o. Grimes. Jr., is home again, after a visit ct
several weeks in Pitisburg, Pa.
Prof Sampaix. for some years professor of
music at Western Maryland College, and for
two years director OF the First Regiment Band.
will sever his connection with the college at
the end Of this school year. and return 70 his
home in Belgium.
Mr.. l.. F. I.owree. OF New York, e.-snet
president Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, and his wife. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles +. Stewart from Sunday
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraak W. Miiien and daaEh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Rogers, of Gettysburg, Pa,
visited relatives and friends in Westminster
from Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. d. B. Alleman, editor Of the Litiles
town PA. Independent was guest Of Mr..
Wm. r. Vaaderford on Friday OF last week.
He says Litilesiown IS progressing and expects
10 have the biggest day 10 rs history 90 Mag 80.
Mr.. Charles Lee, who was for several years
the efficient and accommodating clerk OF The
Westminster. has accepted position At the
Maryland Hotel Annapolis.
Lieut.. Clarence BiiiingsleA. Assistant Sar
geon, Y. S. A.. wife aud child, Of Fort Riley,
KAmsss. visited his pareHis. Dr.. anu Mrs.
Charles Billingslea. several days ihis week.
Mrs. Louis 5. Shinnamon aud mother. Mrs.
Charles Maddox. Of North Fulton aysnar,
Baltimore, were guests of Mrs. Josephine Gisl
Fowler. near this city, on Saturday and sun
day last.
Mr.. Isaiah Diller aad auul, Mrs, o. Nerley,
Of Hanover. spent several days with MT, and
Mrs. J. ID, Cro~I.
Mr.. John W. Davidson. Of Frederick. Nd.
Is visiting Dr. Jacob Rinehar and other
friends ia Frizelibnrg anB Tame ygoWB. Mr..
Davidson WINS tenant on the farm cf pr.
RineLari FOR over nine years.
Misses Emma Tyson Simpers aud Bealah
Odei Shippers were guests Of Rev. VI. A.
Grouse, of Westminster. this Week.
Miss Maria Orendortf. of BALTIMORE. has
rented for the summer the Ascension Church
property. formerly the Boly Cr0ss HOUSE,
this city.
Mrs. c. H. Fulton. ct Walkersvilse. Fred
eriek county, is a ruesi Of her daughter, Mr..
Fred. ID. Miller.
Mr.. J. q. II. Smith, Of Pitlsburg. Pa, a
former citizen Of Westminster. Was a guest Of
DIR. George u. Fouke Thursday night and
yesterday.
Mrs William Siaup. Of Frederick. wss a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Ms, John F.
Eckenrode, this week.
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C. Union cenrenIion.

The Carroll CDautr ChFsstsaa EHlrayoF
Uaioa net So ibc Methodist Protestant
Church. iuioniosn. last THURSDAY. and closed
ga FF,day evening. The program. whieh was
pahtrshe4 IN TBg AnrsCsYg lssi ~rrk, was
s.lloscd sith grvas caFHssiFcss. The church
4as hand-ozr~ly decorated sifh posted plsnis
ard hs@sfs ASA bsaulitslly ,r,mbei.
The secretary Treasurer, Mas. Emnta y
Kicker. OF Mes NtBslsag, stsici that there are
y srnior .aeixsies IN the eouniy ~iih IA
active afeuihsr GA the roll.
Mss Bsaiah Bcasau, Ut Westminster. ieni.
p.rgnce superintendent. stated thai ihrre
societies ~efe organized the pAsi year. ioer
committees Serr ieFusea ia four churches;
thirty four snsgnbers ssrned the pledge; ihree
rallies were heli and over one ihonsaud
aEtts Srrs distributed
EVER member vas enthusiastic over the
hospitality Of the citizens OF Cainnl0un, and
ali the msnbers uailed ia s4y,as % as enc
o. The most profitable aai enjoyable unions
held Is thr society.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

MAY ls.-There will be service next sun.
day, at 10 a. m. by Lutheran minister. On
account of unfavorable weather last Sunday
the annual election OF officers OF the Sunday
school was postponed until next Sunday at
p. m.
We are very thankful to the lady who
brought the bouquet Of flowers into the church
last Sunday, as flowers are an emblem of pur-
ity, and hope she will bring more into the
church. especially on May 2Sth, at 2 p. IN. at
which time there will be special sermon suit.
able for decoration by Rev. Jas b. StoResifer.
After the service the p o. S. of A. will march
to the cemetery, proceeded by the Pleasant
Valley Cornet Band, and decorate the graves.
Mrs Charles Myers, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her uncle, Mr.. Levi Myers.