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GraphophOne Party.

Mn. and Mrs Samuel Arnold entertained q
number Of their friends at their home N East
yiew on February 9th, al which Mr., Elias d.
Arnold with his graphophone, and Mr.. Chas;;
Wagner and Ernest Arnold, with nohn ana
guitar, gave some choice selections. There
we're games in which the gentlemen took part,
while the ladies enjoyed the music. Ample
refreshments were served. Those present
were Charles Wagner and wife, samuel
Arnold and wife. II. Wardentelt and wife, r.
r. Arnold and wife, George Baker and wife,
HAYDEN Ballinger and wife, John Rosenberger
and wife. John Conway and wife, Gus. Sad.
dies and wife, Edward Arnold and wife, and
Mrs. Fannie Ogg; Misses Gladys Ogg, Sadie
Bolhnger Eva Ward, Maude Bollinger, Nirgie
Davis, Eva Rosenberger, Bette Arnold, Elsie
ConaSay, l.. Turnpaw; Messrs. Albert Arnold,
Garfield Oge. Herbert Bitzel, Harry Ogg'
John Rospuberger, Jr.. Walter Wagner, W
Baker. Ernest Arnold, Charles Weeks, I'd.
Bnllireer. Samuel Arnold and Will Rowe.
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March 2-On Friday Milton Swenk. wife
and daughter, of Bachman Valley, VISITED
Jacob kpmrine.
Levi Motter bought fine horse at Wan.
Eckert's sale on Tuesday.
Noah Newman, wife and sou Wilmer, spent
Saturday at Jacob Krumriue 5.
Vim. +. Warner and Wesley Miller started
out with stand. VIM. will aucuoneer the
sales and Wesley will supply the crowd with
candy.
were entertained by William Slerner, Allen
Houser. Riley Sterner, Willis Houck, Clint
Wentz. Mable and Lille Sterner and Florence
Houck. from near Hanover; John Myers and
wife. Joseph Simpson and Cora Berwager, OF
Pine Grove: and Uriah AFTER, wife and son
Herman, with vocal and Instrumental music.
George Zepp and wife. of Vents, spent
Wednesday afternoon at G. w. Jones.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was held at the
home of Peter Dull. in homer of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dull. Those present were. including the
family. Peter Dull and wife, Jonas Myers, wife
and son James, Christopher Shoopkagle, wife
and daughter Hazel, Alvin AFTER, wife and
son Earl, Mrs. Peter Utz and son Levi and
Mrs. Elizabeth Winterode; Misses Ada Marsh
Emma and Mabel Erb, Ellie Miller, Amelia
Frock, Sarah Marsh. Helen, Ruth, ESia,
Treva and Elva Dull; Messrs. Temp. Ber-
wager, Milton Face, John Wisner, Jester
Masemore, Herbert. Claud and Dent Dull,
Edward, George and Oliver Stonesifer, Jacob,
Howard and Murray Erb, Vim. Lippy, VIM.
Smith, Munroe Markle and Lloyd Frock. The
evening was spent in games and refreshments
we're served after which they all left for their
respective homes.
John Wintrode passed through this place
with fine cow which he bought at Abdil
sherman sale
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Silver Run Items.

MARCH 1.-The roads are in a bad condition
for travelling. Sleighing was nearly done for,
hut at this writing snow Is falling again. The
hucksters have hard time 10 get through the
drifts. some getting stuck fast and breaking
their wagon tongues.
Fittings will now soon be the order. Mr..
Stewart moved yesterday from above Littles.
town. TO his fathers place, near Union Mills.
Public sales have begun and are we'll at
tended.
A douation was given Rev. j. Stewart Hart
man ON Tuesday evening.
We suppose the editors of our papers are
getting tired Of publishing accounts of the
parties, rs they are fall every week.
There was sleighiug party from this place
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. l. 6. Lawyer
on Friday evening. Plays and conversation
we're the features of the evening; coffee, cakes,
apples, &c. we're served. Those present
were l. G. Lawyer, wife and daughter, A. W.
Feeser, wife and daughter, Rev. II. d. New
conner, wife and daughter Ruth; Mesdames
Austin Croft, j. r. Lippy, Chas. Knipple,
Emma Copenhaver, t. H. Bemiller and A.
Bowersox; Misses Rose Knipple, Maggie
Messenger, Sallie Lawyer, Annie Croft,
Emma and Sarah kemper, Mollie Messenger,
Mary Copenhaver, Ruth Knipple, Elva Be.
miller and Alice Lippy; Messrs. Jacob Mes
singer, Bernard Lawyer, Jonn DankeIt, Zen
ton and George Bowersox, Herman hnipple
and Willie Copenhsver.
There was a surprise social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bemiller on Monday
evening The evening was spent in social
conversation, plays, &c. Refreshments were
served Those present were A. ]. Bemiller,
wife aud family, Rev. H. d. Newcomer, wife
and daughter Ruth, Mrs. c. Feeser, d. 5.
Spaugler aud wife; Mesdames j. r. Lippy,
Austin Croft, A. Bowersox, Emma Copen-
haver, Charles Knipple, A. w. Feeser and t.
II. Bemiller; Misses Maude Stremmel, Flor
enee Harner, Mary Everhart, Rose Knipple.
Airie Little, Elsie Knipple, Elva Bemiller,
Ruth Kuipple, Emma Neff, Anna Croft, Clara
Croft, Mary Copenhaver and Alice Lippy;
Messrs. II. NJ. Ligpy, Grover knipple, Waiter
Brown, Edgar Bankert, Herman Helwig,
Walter Helwig, Herman Knipple and Willie
Canapbavar
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fPsf-1.ss having frterl. az guests Ead desire she
FabIieatgoM % ihr sane wll P3sssc scffi thsis
NAMES 20 This oclce, knET"ssl
Mss Mabel Ssansbury. ~ho has been visi,
ing Horutin Rhodes and family. OF kaehnAR'
Nin. for a mouth has returned home after
most ENJOYABLE time IN thai hoSpiiabie com
maniiy.
Ga February q, marriage licenses we're "a.
ssed IN RaltiuoTe 20 Harvey Sharrsiis, ot
Wsst Minister. ard Katie Horzn, OF ST. Vincent,
Nd, and 10 Gilbert II, Black, % Baltimore,
and Ni., Zulu b. Goodrich. Of SykesvilIs.
Mr.. and Ms. Harry Warner, Of Frederick,
are visiting in this city.
Mss Lillian Warfhen. Of Baltimore, is a
guest Of Mrs Amos Hahn, this city.
Miss News Schorr. Of Baltimore. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli BullcF. this city.
Aaron NJ. GrabiIi ani Miss leaa Z. JohE'
sou. Of JohnsviIle. Nd. we're married BY Rev.
b 2 Ciarksoa, ~ the VI. T. parsonage, IN
Uaiou Bridge. on February I'D.
Misses Aanis McCanuA and Clam Denmead,
Of West Point, Va, are visiting the Misses
Yiuglag, Fast Green 81. this ci'S.
Mr.. and Ms. Somer,il!e McComas an.
nounce she marriage OF their eldest daughter,
Mary Virginia 10 AF. Joshua u. Owings, Feb
ruary l5;h. 1905, at Rsisterstown. Md.
Mr.. aud Mas. J. D. owings we're gwen are
eepiioa BIZ Mrs Mary Cole. Al SIC W. Saratoga
81. Baltimore. Wednesday evening, February
IS, 1898.
A marriage license was issaed in Baltimore
on March /, to Charles Nickoiss aud Myrtle
Merryman, both Of Carroll county, Md
Miss Fannye l.. S,ocksdale, of Finksburg,
who has been visiting her sisters. Mrs. Farkes
Cook. Of Pikesviile, aud Mrs WIN. |. Hisatz'
man, OF Baltimore, has returned home.
Messrs. Gehr and John Sebore aud &. ".
Beavers. Of Washington, ID. c., were guests OF
the formers mother, Mrs. Sebore, Of this city,
last Sunday.
Nessrs. john c. and Edgar c. Smith, sons
Of Mr.. Harry Smith. OF near Marsion, lett on
Thursday for Indianapolis, lad,
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Melrose Items.

MARCH I.--old Sol is beginning TO shine 80
warmly that the beautiful snow must soon 90
TO the regret Of some and 20 the JOY q many.
One day last week. as Andrew and Dallas
Wilson we're attempting TO turn their sleigh Al
the ore mines. the shafts broke, throwing the
occupants out bar fortunately none werr hurt.
John W. Grumrine, OF near Bradbeck.
Pa. was around in our Heigkborhood solicit
ing funds TO complete payment on Sunday
school chapel they recently erected.
asst week. while J. ]. BsumgarGner was
working 10 the or. mines he fell on "a truck,
bruising himself considerably, uniting bin
for few days.
A delightful birthday party was recently
held at the home of j. j. T. BaumgaTtner and
wife, near Merose. in honor Of their sou
George AT 10 O'Clock refreshments were
served. At a late hour they all departed for
their homes wishing George many happy re-
turns of the day. George received many use
ful and pretty presents. Among those pres
ent were J. ]. +. Baumgartiner, Susanna c.
Baumgardner, Annie NJ. Baumgardner, Geo.
W. Baumgardner Mary T. Banmgardner.
Martha T. Baumgardner, Dallas NJ. Wilson.
Annie NJ. Wilson, Maurice Wilson. Grover
C. Geman, Morris J. Geiman. Murray Gel
man, Della Geiman, Clemington G. Reese,
Lila NJ B. Reese, George Eisenhuth. Charles
C. Horch. Ella Horich, Chester Thurman,
Albert W Thurman, Cora X. Fuhrman, Elma
K. Frock, Clarence B. Wilson, Erwin l.. Will
son, Andrew j. Wilson. Alta V. Wilson and
Marvin l.. Wilson.
Beniah Bankert received letter from his
son in Seattle, Washington, recently. saying
that they have no snow and the grass is green.
Eggs are Acc dozen, butter Acc per pound,
milk &c per quart, aud potatoes SC per pound.
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orphans Court.

Monday, February 27.-Letters of admin
istration on the estate of Lewis A. Myers
we're granted to Jesse W. Myers, who received
warrant TO apRraise and order to notify cred
itors.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Harriet A. Sprinkel were granted to Charles
W. Sprinkel, who received warrant to APP
praise aud order to notify creditors
W. l.. Richards. administrator of Marga-
reite Taylor, settled first and final account.
Letters of administration, d. b. n. C. {. a.,
on the estate of Mary A. Keefer, were granted
to Durbn G. Miller, who received order 10
transfer stock.
Jennie P. Slocksdale, Administrative of
William Gorsuch, settled first aud final ac-
count.
Tuesday, February 2s.-Letters of admin
istration on the estate Of Sarah A. Hartsoek,
were granted to Clayton r. Devilbiss, who
received order to notify creditors.
Jesse W. Myers. administrator of Lewis A.
Myers, returned inventory of personal prop
eriy. and received order to sell same.
The Westminster Deposit and Trust Com
pany, guardian of Jesse Anita Hoppe, ward,
filled a new bond
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An Enthusiastic Quarterly Meeting.

A very largely attended session of the Quar-
ierly Conference of Finksbnrg Charge, assem-
bled in the home church. on Saturday. FEB,
ruary %, the pastor, Rev. S. +. Cassen-
presiding, The business for the current quar-.
Ter was transacted in the utmost harmony and
good will. The pastors report contained the
gratifying information that there had been 81
conversions, and so received into the church
during the year. The Sunday school super,
intendents reported the schools in splendid
condition.
The financial condition of the charge was
reported as good, and the pastor s salary was
raised $50 for the coming year. Mr.. X. Nor
ris Caple, of the Sandy Mount Church, was
elected to represent the charge Ms delegate,
and T. J. Miller, as alternate, 10 the Mary land
Annual Conference, which meets in Salisbury,
Nd. April 5, and they were instructed, by a
unanimous vote to ask for the return OF their
pastor for another year.
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Bachman'S Valley Items.

March Ian enjoyable sleiE hing party was given
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Leppo, OF
West Mannheim Township, Pa, on Friday evening
February "a The guests who were from Cranberry,
Md. arrived al p m and they spent the evening
in games. conversation. music, etc. until late
hour hen they returned to their respective homes
Those present. were william NJ. Leppo. wife and
daughter Retta John Forrey and WIFE Misses LIN
Bschman, Bessie BaTnhart, Mamie A. Leppo, Ella
lIngling Addie ; Warebime. sadie Leese, Elsie a.
Leppo and Bessie Yingling Messrs Horace A. Leppo,
William warehme, David H. Leppo, Albert Reed.
Harvey Yingliug Charles sullivan. Claude l. Lappo,
Clarence StarneF Percy Z. Leppo and I'd Stnfei.
on Thursday evening, February %, = pleasant
party held st the home of Alfre'i G, Baehmtn-
ment was great for Hll
Denton 5 Warehmc, wife and daughters Mamie
and Norma Milton W Swenk, wife and daughters
Annie and Grace and Harry smeach were the guests
of William Swenk on the evening Of February =
The Sunday school will be reorganizei about
Christian Endeavor al Jerusalem Church. Do mol
forget date for beginning.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL sREyITIES.

February went out cold and blnstery, aud
March came in with snow.
The deposits of the Sykesville Bank on
March LIST were 500, 622. 95.
Next Wednesday. March srh, is Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning of Lent.
Eleven tramps were put of of a freight train
in this city last Saturday night.
Spring fittings have already commenced.
Several passed through this city this week.
MANY of cur citizens will attend the inau-
euration of President Roosevelt today. Tick
cts we're sold on the Sd good to return on the
Sth.
By proclamation. issued last Tuesday, Gov.
Warfield declared today, Saturday, legal
holiday. All the banks and county Offices
will therefore be closed.
An attempt was made on last Sunday night
to rob Charles Z. Coolies barber shop, this
city, by breaking the sash in The back door.
The robbers we're scared of before they could
enter.
At 10 a. m, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
or bureau sent out the following bulletin
Tonight and Saturday warmer, unsettled
weather, but probably without rain. Accumu-
lated deficiency in temperature since january
Ist 2s7.
The name Of "Schlosser Tannery," at Tan
merry, this county, has been changed in the act
of incorporation to ''The Carroll Oak Tanning
Company of Maryland Thomas Y. England
is president, and Charles S. Walton is vice
president and treasurer.
Westminster Council. No. 1887. Royal Ar
canum, of this city. will initiate II new mem
bers and have banquet at the Firemen' 5
Building next Tuesday evening. The Grand
Council Degree Team and the Grand Officers
will come from Baltimore to assist the local
council in comforting the degrees.
Mrs. 7. c. Sttcksdale, of Finksburg,
brought this office copy of The Methodist
Protestant, dated Baltimore, July IA, 1865,
and also two copies of the Baltimore Weekly
Clipper of May 80, 1857, and February 4,
1866 The material used in making the paper
is raes-not a mixture of little of everything,
as is the case now.
United States Marshal A. Miles Warner, of
this city. summoned Judge Thomas, Circuit
Court Clerk David P. Smelser, and deputies
Lowell and Gum, to testify yesterday in the
United States Court in the case of Alexander
w. Jones, of Baltimore, who has been in
dicted for fraud in what is known as "the
Westminster Naturalization Cases"
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Social al Louisville.

Eastyiew friends me, those of Louisville at
brand Mrs. kinzy Williams for the purpose
of having good social time, and such 1t
proved to be. Games Of all kinds were m
dulged in until a late hour. The champion
eucbre PLAYERS were John Consway and Mrs.
Williams. At IL o'clock refreshments were
served After lively game of where Art
Thou. Jacob" all returned home. These
present we're Kinzy Williams and wife:
Samuel Arnold and wife, Warren Trot and
wife, John Conway and wife, John Boon and
wife; Misses Lula Trot, Grace Williams. Lille
Osterhus, Blanche Troi, Bette Arnold, Virgie
Osterhus, Elsie Conway, Eva Ward; Messrs.
Will Rowe, Norwood Trot, George Brandon,
burg, Louis Schnaubel, Herbert Bitzel. viii
Osterhus, Samuel Arnold, Courtney ShiPley,
John Brandenburg, George Shipley, Charles
Wi.Es
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u,cKs,s Eorrasrs for March.

The 6rst marked disturbances for March
will b.. central on the Sd, Alb and 9Th. These
reactionarY storms will culminsie in high tenn
perature, low barometer, with raia aud high
winds on and touching the 5th, ending IN snow
storms over much Of the country To The north
Wsrl.
A Sudden high barometer with quick aud
severe change to horeal winds and blizzardons
conditions may result in the northern sections
on and about the 5lh. but rapid reaction to
warmer will set in about the eth, followed by
falling barometer from western extremes, end
iug la general storms OF rain, sleet and snow
during the Vulcan storm period extending
FROM The 7th 10 the l2th. Severe boreal storms
With March cold wave need not surprise any
one from about the llth TO the i4th.
The 18th TO the 18th viii bring a marked
Storm period, eliminating in low barometer,
rising temperature aud general storm eondi-
tions. ending in wide areas of ram aud snow.
Another high barometer and March cold wave
may suddenly slip in from the north west from
abou, the 18th 10 the 18th, but il will give way
as suddenly MS II come, and the most general
and violent storm conditions Of the month will
appear during the storm period Immediately
following.
This storm period is from the 10Th to the
oath. being at its center on the 2lst the central
dav OF Earth 4 Sernhi eQuinoCtiaA ptIiVus Win
the Moon at the full. on the celestial equator
and in perigee. The indications are that
tropical storms aud hurricanes will reach The
extreme parts OF our south country about the
l9th TO 22d, notably on aud touching the 2lst,
and that rain and high winds, turning to snow
and very cold for the season, will meet the
tropical, equatorial storms nom the north,
west. A severe March blizzard over much OF
| the country northward, is among the proba-
bilities at this period. Volcanic and seismic
! disturbances will reach q maximum state OF
excitation over the globe generally within
| sixty hours of six D. m. on the Goth. Watch
for such reports in the worlds telegraphic
| news covering this period.
/ A reacuonary storm period will be central
| on the 9TH, 2Sth and 2Sih. At this time the
! temperature will rise decidedly, the barome'
tel will fall progressively from west to east,
| and general storms of rain and wind, turning
10 snow in the north, will pass eastwardiy
across the country, all followed by another
! decided rise of the barometer, norlhwesteriy
winds and much colder.
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A Sunrise Danee.

A surprise dance was len Albert Barnes near
IamDtts on February -. Those present were MI
a. Barnes and daughter Grace, Hanson Barnes and
two sous Earl and Raymond. Prank Freeman aud
wife Harry MiIten and wife. John W. BEFnes, lie
and son Iahn. N isssss Ada Bosey. Minnie SchAucE
Etith aRd Blanche smith. Grace Galloway. Pearl
Barnes Lizzie Gisi. Yirgie Osterhus. Lizzie and
Clara klec Grace Lester. Becsie Barnes. Eva 10
senbefgsr. Lily Frjck. Carrie FFiEEeil Bessie aud
May Niugling. Nina and Annie SiocksdAie, Ma1le
spencer Pearl Hot: AssSrs samuel smith. Walter
stock stale Bradley stock sdAis, Nm. Hill Emory
Gorsuch Hcrschsi Arnold, UTner Shipley. Albert
Arnold Fred Gardner. Oliver Caple, Harry Davis.
Ransom Gist. Harry Barber Garfield Osg. George
HOf. George Frazier, Carroll Lepp Charles Lock
ard Herbert GorSueh. Leslie Gorsueh, Martin Gam
her Harry klee. sylvester Shtp.ey, Harry FTick
Harry Hughes, George Allen. Charles Hanson.
Frank fXkard Jnc. Rayer. HersChel Miller, Court
ney and Geo Shlpey. Edward Bonner. Carl Barnes
AMI Albert Spencer.
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A SurrrISr Parry.

A cukaYshse SURPRISE party gissa a. the
bBrsr 1t Afs eusi Mrs. Elwartf FfifmuA4f. IN honpg
% Miss Annis CaFFeas TueeaRy aNsainG. Rebfu-
Ary 81 Tie ansif ~ ms uosi en- syatle ~
the SEASON. Pays and ksues werr tho srstases %
rssninE's erfayFaeaf Ab-agf n oelosS Fsifsah-
rsznls sere served As ihn midnight hour dfcE
atsh ali II prtSi ihrr eratiar4soa of their even
!ugs suksYneHs 2ni fc}uFusa their fssp-ctsyc
hglarsa.
Ths-sr rigssrht wers W ant Mrs EiWarf POEM.
maR NJ anf Ms gsnsrs Str~Elg Nr Aud Mrs
Ishu ku-aa.E NJ All Ms. jean stSsgi Misses kiicu
FtsEIngVr Assusfus Myers assaa Myrtle sna hen-
81 KooatE Anuia Carfeut. Msumtr stfsyiz. Fior-
caes Myers May Lippy NAry dnsi. Belle HoliiugcT
gArfte MarcteiEa 1eante hnstlnweTs Birdie ka-antz
MasE4 HustnEsr. Ninzcr Lennon. Auule stair. Aha
SErezig. Nora Myers. sssiisc apa ksah FtstinErrs
Asssrs Murray Myers frRuk HuiinEcF. Jacob Hshu
Herhcrt kuru1E, John study. Paul afseEsS, Levi
FttckluEer Trivia kroh. George SsfcFtS, JeSse leta-
uon Osgar Lennon. lohu Welt Clarence koontE.
Eanury Nolf OHlver Myers Herbert koou 4. Norma a
Leuaulaf ChArsrs Crrtns. Charles SirpvlE. EiEscr
nydcg Maurice Hui3 CAnl0n koontz ahtt william
MVers-
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The Great Record Breaker.

At Bloom. February 25th, Elk Judge Will
lam Y. Frizzell. with Huber engine, crushed
and ground 1913 barrels of corn. each barrel
weighing $50 pounds. He also ground A
bushels Of chop, consisting OF rye, oats and
barley. The engine was fired at 10 a. m. and
the work was finished at L.. p. m. including
hour for dinner, using less than half a cord OF
green chestnut wood in cord length. David
Byers, engineer; Andrew P. Frizzell attended
to the chopping, with l6 Horse Power Huber
Engine.
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ElderShurg Items.

Rev. G. McKenney attended the prayer.
meeting at Sykesyille, Wednesday evening of
last week.
Herbert r. DeVries attended meeting at
Frizelburg. February %,
Miss Maude S. Stem, of Denning's, has re-
turned to her home after several days visit 10
her sister, Mrs. George W. DeVries, and 9th
ers.
On Wednesday evening, February 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DeVries entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert DeVries, David Il.
Stem and Miss Maude l.. Stem, of Denning's,
and Miss Coda NJ. Frizzell, of Bloom. After
supper Mr.. George DeVries took them grand
sled ride and attended the oyster supper at
Freedom. A. P. Forsythe joined the sled ride.
Mrs. Herbert r. DeVnes has the pink eye.
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An EnloYable Party.

A s4ry pleasant party vas giyua at the hatne OF
Nj aud Mrs. Gurncy BraSheArs on TUESDAY eSeuiug.
February - THIS zfsxlg 81 the EngssE ENJOY
able o. tha @eaSon The evening spent in masic.
pays and games until about II O'Clock. " hea rc-
fseshncnts sssvsd. amer Nhlch al retufned 20
heir respective homes ThaSa present were Mr..
and Mrs turner BTAsn-zfs. Mr. aud Mrs MILAN
Jones Mrs Ida Lindsay Misses Hallle Franklin,
Bertha GArtrell Egls CuW fori Allie Shiplg8 Gold 10
frfEssil Katie buckingham Myrtle koonJz. EmmA
FcklnEer Bessie FaryeT, OlA Brashears aud OloV Ia
KOoatx MrsSrs. Cleveland 6zryeE, jose brashesFs.
Quincy ffuEnell CephAs Carver. & cuu Grimes.
Haymoud Fituxtnger. Albert Brashea = Geo. Carver,
Eayaond Franklin, Alva Shipley. J. 'yEnond Crum'
paekeT Grant Blscksun. Truman tnWmAn, Charles
Jones Howard Jones. Fusuk MCC cilAnd and Master
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An Evening OF Pleasure.

An ENJOYABLE evening was spent At the home ~
MT sni Ms. George 4 Blizzard, on THURSDAY, Feb
"A The guests began 90 arrive ~ an carly hour and
"a hcu all bad gathered they Hsre made welcome
flames were INDUCED in. inJsTsFSrsed With music,
rendered By y Blizzard aud Ernest Arnold Re
frsShuarats were abuEiAnty served. Those present
were Geo Blizzard wife. soa Robert sud dAugh-
Ter Ellua John guhy ami wife. Milton FiohT and
v lie William 7 ellison and wife, Walter Alien Gni
wife Peter Miller and wife, Jos shipley snd wife.
George Brothers and wife Llayd Pool Kisses kttih
Flohr Irene t5aither silva BeIltsou, kAte AaEius,
GceTzle Alien. Jennie Jones. trysn Rnhyr Gladys
shipinv Albert Arno3d. Glsaiy tsttsan NclfhiE oth-
son Carroll Selby. Ephriafa Welsh, Mary Brotssrs.
C.aude Brothers Harry Gibson. william shryer sg'd
AIRY .hfn1xg
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Eonntain valley Items.

Moyings have commenced here. George
Hopkins has moved on the Stevenson farm,
and Harry Babylon will occupy his own house
Mrs. Jonas Fitz is on the sick list
Noah Arbaugh and two children, and Mrs.
Charles Stevenson, of Union Bridge, visited
friends in this place. Mrs. Howard Ware,
hime spent several days in Baltimore, and
Miss Bessie Yingling, of Mayberry, visited
her sister, Mrs. Claude Reifsnider.