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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05
FuNEaAL p ~ RloAAR1soN
Imposing Services Attended ~ LARGE
Coreourse o. sorrowina Friends


The funeral services for the late Mrs
virginia K Richardson were held yes-
terday afternoon at the First Methodist
church. conducted by Rcv. a. y Nicho-
las. rector of Trinity Episcopal church.
and Rcv Rose. pastor OF the first Moth
odist church
The spacious church auditorium was
crowded with Gtonds Of Mrs Richard
son. The floral offerings were especially
beautiful and were received from almost
every acquaintance OF Mrs. Richardson
in the city Many handsome flowers
came from wichita,
Virginia K Richardson was born
August 10. 1859 n peorm Illinois She
was the mother OF hvc children three
OF whom are living and were present at
the funeral The husband and father
died three years ago. He was engaged
u the lumber business in this city for
many years Mrs. Richardson was pop
ular in society and member Of the
Excelsior and Carlyle clubs.
The Methodist church choir Sung very
tonderly. Lead Kindly Light and zone
Sweeuy solemn Thought" the nvoritc
hymns of Mrs Richardson Tho remains
were laid 10 rest in Summit View GENE
otory beside those o. the husband
The children present were Mrs. w. W
Walton. of Crescent Okla; George E
Richardson, OF Canadian J. r.. and Mrs
c. Abernathy. of Joplin. Mo other out
of-t0wn relatives were Mrs. J w Guth-
rie. Formosa, Kas.i A. G. and IS J.
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IN
SOCIETY

Mrs. Walter Beneau OF Tulsa was here
Saturday.
Miss Bess Kirdey OF Chandler, was
here Sunday.
Miss Bessie Knowles, Of 7oi South Di-
vision, is reported on the sick list.
Mrs J. Elder was here from Coyle
Saturday the guest OF her sister Mrs
Dieert
Mrs A. b. Townsend Of Chickasha.
is in the city visiting Miss smith at c2o
East Villas.
Miss Brown. Of Coye IS expected here
today for a visit with Miss verna Brown
5l4 Villas street
Miss sadie Mller entcrtolns Tues
day afternoon from two until FIVE at her
home, 623 East Mansur
]. /. Williams. with Blake and Blake,
lawyers. Of El Reno, spent sunday in
Guthrie visiting friends.
The ladies' Of the Catholic church VIII
give ouchre party tonight al the
Knights Of Columbus ham.
There viii be no meeting Of the XII
mona club this week on account Of the
National Editorial convention.
Mrs. Horace Speed is expected 10 re-
turn today from Meridian. Kaso where
she has been visiting her mother.
Mrs NJ A. stewart Of 3zi South Sec
ond street. went TO MuIhan sunday af
temoon for "a several weeks yis't
Mrs Ron. Of Topeka, w.- be here to
morrow the guest Of her cousin. Mrs
j. C. strang at G23 East Nohle avenue
Mrs j. A. Wenger Of Chicago. is 30
the city visiting her sister Mrs. w
D Dawson. at BIB East cleveland avenue
Mrs w stodds of El Reno .s in th
city. the guest Of her son p. S. stodds
and wife at l0i East Washington ave
I nue..
Mrs Calmer or SIS North Broad. Def
& Saturday evening FOR Perry Tor ar exten
3 ed visit with her daughter Ms Brock
& man.
y Miss vivian Hall OF Orlando who ha
o been visi-ng Miss Kinse of 3ol sout
First street. retume. 20 Der home sat
urday.
Ass Margaret Burt Of Perry who ha
been here auen-.Gg ST. Josephs acac
emy returned 10 hcr home saturda
afternoon.
Charles Mauindale and his pretty h'
ue daughter Ruth. len thls mouin
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sensatlon Of Motion m Al

Sensation Of Motion Ia Al
1T is a singular fact" say
Knabenshue, that when one
as much as IS or 20 miles an
an airship one has no senf
moving whatever. The air
your face as you move alon
only creates the impression
Is standing still in a strong
There are no objects hy
you as when you are travelir
surface Of the earth. and as
keep your eyes looking ahes
you observe only distant Oh
distant because Of your hi
Of view that you approach
rarently SO slowly you do
TO move al all consider
of the queerest sensations iu
through the air, and the imp
scarcely moving or OF not r
an Is so strong. even on the,
perienced aerOnaut. that t.
ably due TO this so many Of Z
their motor 10 the extreme
it dies in consequence. 4
speed gauge Is invented for
it will cause fewer breal
motors due 10 crowding po'
Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Mr.. DeVery on Char
While Il Is always wise te
liable It Is only youchs, fed
10 be wittily charitable. NJ
Devery. Of police and polit
Is one Of the few He was
assist financially a man in
circumstances when be was
that the would-be recipient
bounty had on more than
sion msligned and liheled Q
"Oh, cut il out replied NJ
What's the use2 I've kna
fellows ISLANDERS by heart s..
they have clean gone out Of
II was Mr. Deyery also
that aims was In the plurf
one single act Of charity ne.
that one must give nd
once % "get in the gan
York Herald
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JOIN FOR MUTUAL DErs
stratford Girls Viii stand N
Of Yale FLIRTING.

etratford Girls VIII stand n
Of Yale Flirting.
Tired Of the frivolous atten
Yale students who are rustic.
their town. Stratfora's young q.
~ society gisl5 have banded
in an organization known
Bachelor Girls ciub.
The chief object OF the 6
oording to its president. Mi
Rogerson. Is to repel the q
advances Of Yale students W
to their town. In college life
who fail 20 make satisfactory !
in their studies are "rustic
places outside OF New Haven
Milford and stratford get
the students who are subjecte,
form OF discipline, but insteai
ing 20 catch up with their stu
students have been trying to
hearts Of Stratford's prott.
When they return to college. Z
the students quickly forget tn
acqualntances.
Il viii now be an offense
able by a ine for a m@rDs
Bachelor Girls club TO be sec
company Of a Yale MANN
World.
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New Premier Of Fra

Maurice ROuvier. regard
ablest Of French Gnanciers
has had a strong follOwii
premiership Ia appearan
stout ard Of middle helgl
small grayish beard and mu
distinctly Of bourgeois ioc
distinguished for common
tact though given 20 a cert,
of cynicism
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VIM. z. Curtis Trip Through the South

Mr. VIM. e. Curtis probably one OF
the best known newspaper writer's Of to-
day, viii make "a short trip via the NJ.
X q 7. railway, leaving st. Louis on
the NJ. X. II Train No. g. June 4th.
Mr. Curtis expects to visit the new OH
and gas fields Of Indian and Oklahoma
Territories with a view Of familiarizing
himself with the conditions there al
the present time.
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PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCUR
SION TO CALIFORNIA

on June 18th the Santa Fe win run
q PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCUR-
SION TO Cal4omia, Mr. Samuel Iarri-
mer In charge. Train 10 leave Guthrie
500 a. M. June 18Th. arrive Los Ange-
les 215 p. in., June 2Sd AT Los AM
geles members Of the party VIII decide
what their further movements shall be.
Rate 5000 round trip. This includes
fare TO Grand Canyon. The trip through
California, returning through Portland
and salt Lake City. Limit is 90 days
with stop ons.
II you desire reservations, apply 20
Mrs W. L. Rhodes 52l East Noble
Guthrie, Okla
+. j. BEST, Agent
j. E WOOD r. +. A.
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Notice 20 Eaales.

Important business tonight All mem-
bers requested 10 attend
+, H. MCGUIRE,
President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Miss Anna Belle Donahue viii give a
recital at he Christian church Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock
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-.e~e-o-~S-Se-~-~~S
Events and
Personal Notes.

for Portsmouth. Ohio. whore they viii
spend week visiting relatives.
The members Of the Epwor;h league
Of the First Methodist church viii serve
ice cream and cake wednesday after
noon and evening in the speed building
All members Of the Epworth league
are asked 70 attend meeting tomor-
row evening al eight o'clock az The First
Methodist church, for the election Of
officers.
Mrs. Florence Dudley Ross and little
daughter, Miriam, and Mrs. A. w Dud-
Hey left Saturday morning for Des
JMoinos, Iowa, where they viii spend
/ The summer.
on Thursday afternoon reception
viii De given at the home Of Mrs Fra
zier for the wives Of the editors who
are here attending the National asso-
| citation meeting
The Shakespeare club meets Tuesday
afternoon in the club room az the Car
nogie library at three O'Clock The lcs-
son studied viii be Acts II and III Of
Richard the second"
Mr and Mrs r W Walton. OF Pond
Creek. are in the city the guests Of T..
r. Walton and family at 1901 West
Noble avenue. They VIII be here during
the N. p. A. convention.
w r. Bunneu travelling representa-
tive Of the National Biscuit company iu
! Oklahoma and iadiau Territory spent
sunday with DIS family n this city ON
East Noblc avenue.
Miss Stella Raymakor Be- visiting ir
Shawnee. the guest ~ Mrs "a O. Beard
Miss RaymaSer viii boz the guest of
honor at several society functions given
ly Mrs Beard this week
Mrs Or j. Hartman OF Deer Crock an,
Mrs g. "a Hines of Blackwell were ir
Guthrie Saturday. on their way 10 sm
water 10 attend the a. and NJ COM
mencomcnt exercises. .s son OF Mrs
Hines graduates This spring
Agnes. the two-year-old baby daugh
Ter OF MI and Mrs. W. e. Holmes dice
Saturday afternoon and the body wal
taken 10 Prague on the evening train
The funeral services were held SUNDAY
afternoon ana the Hulo one was nterre'
10 the Prague cemetery
2 The Home Missionary society of th
First Methods church meets Wednesda
afternoon az three O'Clock at the hom
OF Mrs Lytle. 5Ii East Noble A pro
s. gram VIII boz given during the after
r noon. An members are requested q
y bring their thimbles.
Reverend Frank q. Day pastor Of 10
p First Methodist church az Okahom
g cry was here between trains saturda
evening lev Day was on bis way &
|. saltwater where be delivered the hac
calaureate address Sunday, 20 the grad
uatlng class OF the A and n college d
stillwateE
out Of town people who visited th
Carnegie library and registered sunda
we're.
Ralph Smith. Topeka, Kas
% McAmick. Edmond.
Peane Goodhue, Edmond.
T. a. McAmick Edmond.
Miss Elaiut Buxton Oklahoma city
W. a. BDson, Prairie City. Iowa.
Tie annual memorial services of %
Modem Woodmen were held sundly a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Epithett.
"The Japanese cali a den
carpenter
We'll. they're polite. ,
folks IN thls oountry cau
butcher"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Get your rooms ready and phone OF
can Z. r. shinn, secretary Commercial
club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Street cars to Oak Park addition Wed
nesday, June T.
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Street cars to Capital Heights addi
tion Wednesday, June z.
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, ST. LOUIS EDITORIAL SPECIAL.
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itinerary Of the special train Of the
National Editorial association from St.
Louis 10 Guthrie via the Katy
June 6. leave St. Louis 1880 p. m
june G. arrive at sedalia, $500 p m.
June o, leave sedalia, $50 D. IN.
June T. arrive at Usage, 6.40 d. m.
June z. leave Usage, 1900 a. M.
June Z. arrive az Guthrie, 10:3S q. m.
Free, Frcel Rubber tire driving wagon.
On each dollar purchase get @ ticket w
u. PACKER, the buggy man, corner
Oklahoma avenue and Broad street
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ternoou at The odd Fellows hail After
short program the fraternity went 20
summit View cemetery and decorated
the graves OF AN members OF the ocder
who are buried there. The music Yves
furnished by the christian church cho-
ras. All woodmeu lodges m America
observed yesterday as memorial day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Jerry Cone has had his whisker,
gloomed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Rev j. X. Miller Sunday school mis-
sionary for the Presbyterian denomina-
uon, came in this morning from Pawnee
where he addressed the sunday school
children yesterday. Rev. Miller resides
ia Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Special prices this week on buggies.
w ID. FAcKF B. corner Okla. ave. and
Broad st.
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Miss Bettie Weldon, of Coyle. passed
through here today on her way to Id
mond where she wH attend the terrific
torial .oimal in order to ht herself for
school duties this fan and winter,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Prof Page. Of Langston. was in the
city today on business connected with
the erection Of the new additions to the
university buildings at that place He
is a rustler for his people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

@ G c G Q @ 9 c @ o c . Q G G c G
c Residence Property Bargains. C
c East Villas, four room house. 9
Q Warner Avenue East, five room G
Q house, ? lots. Q
Q Logan Ave, East, six room &
G house, bath, etc. c
@ North Division St, 5 room c
G house, 5 lots. G
G Oklahoma Avenue and sixteenth c
G street, room house, modern.
@ Noble Avenue, East, room C
@ house. c
G Vacant Lotsi Special Prices. c
G Perkins and Popular, corner, ? c
c lots. c
c Drexel Boulevard, north lots. c
@ Warner Avenue, east, ? lots.
@ Logan Avenue, east.
O Grant Avenue, east, 2 lots.
c Drexel and Perkins, corner, {
G lots.
c Villas Avenue, east, lots. {
@ Houses for Rent. c
@ Several and room houses 10
G rent, possession Immediately {
G THE GUTHRIE REALTY co. {
@ Phone p. Bead'es Block. {
Q c Q O 0 Q c Q @ Q c @ @ @ O 0 {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Judge Uhl OF saltwater, is here today
in the interest Of Chas. Highly, a -lient
Of his in a bankruptcy case before Judge
Lawrence as referee 1t has been long
winded case. and Judge Uhl hopes to
have it drawn to close at this session.
Rev. Day. pastor Of the Fist Methodist
church at Oklahoma City, was here to-
day on his way home from saltwater
where he delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at the Agricultural and MechaI
ical college.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Au SOCIETY taoIn aoin aoln
The music and omtory students at
Mrs Ardcry's school for girls win give "a
public recital tonight IN the Christian
church Several talented out-of-town
ladies. who were former pupils of Mrs.
Ardory. VIII sing special numbers
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Mr. and Mrs w. r. Mcclure were in
the city today from their Paradise Pra-
rie farm in Payne county north Of
Coyle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

supreme COURT session begins tenor
row.
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j. u. Townsend. president OF the Peo-
pies State Bank at Ccyle. was in Guth-
rie today ON business, and while here
took ride on The street cars and eX-
pressed a very favorable opinion Of Guth-
rie and her prospects for the future
He is the democratic war horse Of nis
section Of Logan county. and is a boost
err for the success Of the white mans
ticket at an times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

II. p. Martin, Of Perry, was among
the territorial people who spent Sunday
at the capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Social boy young people Of Presbyterian
church at the homo Of Miss Zola
Adams. All East Springer avenue. this
evening Light refreshments win be
served. and everybody is invited 20 come
and have good time
Miss Hodw.g Braun returned this
morning from ST. Louis whore she has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Miss sara Knight and Miss ora Heep
Of Coyle, came IN Monday to begin taxi
ing the normal course at the high school
teacher In the Coyle schools last winter
and was recently chosen as intermediate
teacher for the coming term while Miss
Heep was selected TO succeed Miss
Knight in the primary department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Dr. j. y, Kernodle, OF Coylo. Is here
today on professional business. and
while here expressed his opinion as 10
the future Of Guthrie in a way that AN
citizens commend mis- judgment. The
doctor Is an enthusiasts ou every subject
Dee undertakes 20 discuss and what he
viii say Of Guthrie from now on will
rebound 70 her credit lie is more than
pleased wilh the street car service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Galen Crow manager Of the Guthrie
Electric Light and Power company, left
last evening for Denver whore he will
attend the annual meeting Of the Nation
al Electric Light association While AIr.
Crow may not succeed n capturing the
next meeting Of the association for
Guthrie, &c goes without saying that ho
will let the delegates know there Is suyh
o. uuce ON the man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

r. " Hapgood. wife and son, arrived
Do the city this morning from Bradford.
Pennsylvania Mr Hapgood Is editor of
the Bradford Capital ans Be- here 20 at
tend the editorial convention. lie D. the
second national delesate 20 arrive in
Guthrie. Mr Hapgood tsated that he
was very favomhly impressed with
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

Territorial people who spent Sunday IN
the capital city were:
Robert r Adams Taloga.
Oscar simpson Hobart.
a. y. Davis. Geary
George a.. Graham, Lexington.
j. W. Buzbee. Carmen.
A. @ sutton, Okeene
A. w. Anderson woodward.
James Tait Blackwell
United States Attorney Horace speed
went 90 Perry Saturday evening 10 at-
tend court.
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Thos. McGoueh and wife. Of Perkins
spent Sunday with Sam Croft and fam-
ily in Guthrie
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PERSONAL
Mention.

W. r. Dixon was here from Lawton
sunday.
r. c. Pnson was here from Chandler
sunday.
Fred Carmacillc came up from Edmond
Sunday afternoon.
a. i. Elder came up from Oklahoma
city this morning
Ben w zallee, Of Muskogee, T. #, was
i'm -le ci,y sunday
e. witt and wife Of Chandler were
in the city sunuay.
w b. Bryan, Of Prairie city Ia,
spent SUNDAY n Guthrie.
r. n. Ayers. was a business visitor
/ here from Oklahoma City today
J. w. Burton. J +. Davis and j. p.
Burton, of Wichita, were here sunday.
Mrs Belle johnson, Of Carthage. Mo.
/ is visiting her son, Alonzo Johnson, and
| wife
/ Thos. McGough and wife, Of Perkins,
] spent Sunday with Sam Croft and fam-
/ ily In Guthrie.
/ II. p. Martin, Of Perry, was among
the territorial people who spent sunday
at the capital city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Mcclure were in
the city today from their Paradise Pratt
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From Topeka Journals Mr d. H. VIII
lius Of Guthrie, Okla. was n town last
week the guest of MI. and Mrs. Frank
Hobart, TO make arrangements 20 place
Dis little daughter Helen. who was left
motherless by the death Of Mrs Wmius
which occurred recently in school at
the College OF the Sisters OF Bethany
next year The Wmius family formerly
lived ia Topeka, and -ars. Wnius had
many friends here.
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Reverend Frank r. Day pastor Of the
First Methodist church az Oklahoma
cry was here between trains Saturday
evening lev Day was on bis way 60
saltwater. where be delivered the hac-
calaureate address sunday. 20 the grad
uatlng class Of tho A and N college az
saltwater
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Tie annual memorial services ~ the
Modem woodmen were held sundly ar
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j. f. wooD. n p a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-10-06
DarnestOWn Items.

The lovers Of fishing are having fine sport
in the Potomac at Seneca at the present time.
Drs. Stone and Il. b. Beal caught several
fine ones, among the number was o
FOUNDER, or to be more accurate, pounds
aud 10 ounces.
Farmers 10 this vicinity have about I'm
ished seeding their wheat, and are now
praying for rain.
The Misses Clagett, Of the A. s. Academy,
entertained the Ladies' Club on Saturday
A large number OF members and visitors
were present.
Miss Helen Nourse, the new assistant
teacher Of Bethesda, has her home with Miss
Lucy Simpson, OF Rockville.
Mr.. Luther Muncaster and wife, Of lied
land, spent one day this week upon the river
near Seneca.
Mr.. VIM. Benson, who sustained severe
injuries and also had the bones Of his leg
crushed by a runaway team, is doing fairly
we'll. He Is attended by Drs. U. IL. and U
ID. Nourse.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-10-06

Runaway Accident.-As Mr.. Jos. Il.
GllIiss 8 returning from church here 10
his non.,, near Montrose, on Sunday last,
with his two little daughters in buggy the
horse he was driving frightened at traction
engine standing on the Georgetown and
Rockville turnpike and Runaway. Pulling
against the reins to check the horse one OF
them broke, and Mr.. GillIss then attempted
TO climb on the back of the horse 10 get
hold on the broken rein, but lost his balance
and was violently thrown against the pike.
The horse continued his wild career and In
short distance overturned the buggy against
an embankment, throwing the two children
out and disengaging himself from the vehi.
Gle. Mr.. Gilliss' face was very much SCARED
and his back severely spralned, with which
he has been confined TO his bed since. The
two daughters escaped injury, as did the
horse, which made his way homeward, and
his arrival was the first intimation that the
members Of the family at home had Of the
accident. In their alarm they started In the
direction whence the horse had come, found
and gave Mr.. Gilliss assistance In his help
less condition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-10-06
Religious Notices.
Services at Ascension Church, Gathers
hnrO avarv Sundav nj p NJ

Services at Ascension Church, Gathers
burg, every Sunday at3P NJ.
John O. Copenhaven will preach in
y Isle N. K. Church South next Su nday
at II A. NJ. and 7:30 Pm.
Rev. T. Fl Campbell will preach in the
Rockville Baptist Church next Sunday at
II A. NJ, and Derwood at 3:45 pm.
Rev. r. A. Smith will preach at the Bap.
tist Church, Poolesville, next Sunday morn
ing, at Seneca 10 the afternoon, and Travilah
at night
Rev. e. l.. Woolf will preach In the
Goshen N. E. Church South next Sunday
at 1890 A. M, and Emory at 8 p. NJ, and
Potomac at 7:30 Z. M.
Rev. X. l.. McNair will preach at the
Rockville Presbyterian Church next Sun
day morning at IL o'clock; Pooesville at
4P. NJ, and Emily Grove Chapel at 7:30
Pm.
Rev. B. V. SwItzer will begin revival ser.
vices in the Methodist Church at Poolesville
next Sunday, October 9Th. Preaching both
morning and night. Everybody invited.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of PoolesVille will hold prayer services for
men and boys In the Hall, Friday night, Oc-
tober 9th, led by Mr.. T. K. Hall. Also bust
ness meeting will be held directly after the
prayer service. All members are invited.
Clarence Price, Secretary.
Preaching next Sunday on Gaithersburg
M. K. Circuit, by Rev. ID. 4. Moyan, as
follows: Gaithersburg at II A. NJ; Ger
mantown at 3 Z. NJ, and Hunting Hill at
sP.N. Song service at Hunting Hill at
73O P. NJ, at which time the revival ser
vices will begin, to continue throughout the
week. Rev. Moylan. who will preach, Is
the superintendent Of the Deaf Mute Mis-
sion Of Baltimore, and will preach In the
sign language, having an interpreter VIM.
G. Parrish, Pastor.