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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21

Mr.. Charles Rich. 4 highly esteemed
gentleman. living about seven miles
from Manning. near Sammy Swamp.
made an attempt last Monday to COM
nit suicide by shooting himself IN the
head with 4 pistol. Mr.. Rich IS about
IS years of age and had been IN bad
health for sometime, and his rash act
can only be attributed 10 melanchoila.
brought on by his weak condition. he
will recover.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21

Watch the date of Bankruptcy Sale
at Krasnoff's, at Summerton, about the
10th of March, next.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
)D|10|d10D|e B0lI]I|5
Fine Dress Goods.
Ladies' Skirts, Etc.

know it would be good business policy to
stock owing the advance in price in all lines
that's doing business and have decided to
you what need from stock Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

hogarcs. Dosclentas mil raciones han
sido ordenadas de ser mandadas de
las fortalezas de Vancouver q San
Francisco un gran ndmero de car
pas de Vancouver otros puntos mill
ltares.
Psrdlda de vidas Dlex MIL.
San Francisco, Gail, Abril 19.--Aun.
| que va comienza d haber luz Y espe'
rama en- la situacion local, Ia magni'
tud del, desastre que cay6 sobre San
Farncisco y ciudades circhnveclnas es
mucho mas grande que 10 que Sc hab'
bla cauculado aver tarde y calculOs
conservatlvos esta mahana pOnen Ia
perdIda do vixlas completamente en-
10000. aunque no hay modo todayia
de hacer un cAlculo culdadoso. Mu
chos cuerpos nunca seran hallados
" han quedado scpultados on los es
combros de los edificlos derrumbados
Frisco pr&cticamentc Destruldo.
4 Washington. D. c.. Abril 19--E
j Departament0 do Guerra recibi6 O
siguiente telegrama DEL General Funs
4 ton. fechado en- San francisco: I'm
possible hasta ahora informarle el
cuanto al extento complete del de
sastre. La ciudad esta practicament'
destruida. Las tropas han estado ayu
dando d la policia a mantener 81 or
den. La ley marciRl no ha sido decla
rada, pero las tropas estan trabajan
! do en- conjunto con las autoridades q
.Iviies. listed no puede mandar mucha'
\ carpas y where's,
Nso-MsxIcana fuera de- Rlespo.
Un telegrama flie recibido el yiel
ines en Ia mafana en- esta ciudad 20
, Mrs. Frances Cross. del DR.. Charlie
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21
AuaALss oG "A aGssayA
exsmlnaciones seran rsnIdas Mayo
10, II y u, On Varies Lugarss--
ReauerImlentos.

La tomision del servicio civil anun-
cia una examination para rurales de
Ia reserva que sera tenida en- Santa
Fe los dias 10. II Y IL de Mayo en-
los mismos dlas en- Silver City. Cloud.
croft Magdalena.
Las preguntas practIcales Ia exa.
mtnaclon de campo esperan expert
mentar Ia habiiidad de los competido.
res actualmente desempefiar los de.
beres de un rural de reserva, segun
especificadas en- el lihro de "Uso."
Un dia sera requerido para las pre-
guntas practicales. Ell experimento
de campo sera dado comensando el din
segundo Como el experimento de
campo es dado generalmente varias
millas del lugar anunciado para Ia
examination, los aplicantes tendran
que proveer los medlos de transpor-
tacion. Tambien deberan traer, 81
possible. compases de bolsa.
Limite de edad. 81 hasta 40 amos
en- Ia fecha de la examlnacion.
La examination esta alberta q to.
dos los cIudadanos de los Estados Uni.
dos quienes cumplan con los reque-
rimientos. fNa4a,
Los aplicante deben aplicar inme.
| tdiatamente al seryicio dc los Estados
unidos. Washington, D. c.. por Ia
Eorma de Aplicacioa 10S3-Enmen.
dada, una copla del lIbro Use. y
una copia de Information Concernien.
lite 4 Empleo en- las Reservas Naclo-
males Forestales.' NInguna aplica.
clon sera aceptada 4 no ser que este
|propiamente ejecutada y protocolada,
en- forma completa, con la comision
en- Washington. AL aplicar por esta
examination el titulo segun dado
en- el encabezado dc este anunclo de-
be ser usado en- Ia aplicacion.
Como dos papeles de examination
son mandates directamente de la o.
mission al lugar de examination, ea
necesario que apllcaclones sean recibi
das con suflciente tempo para hacer
larregl0s para Ia examination deseada
on el lugar indicado por el apllcante
La comlsion por 10 tanto arreglara en-
examinar cualqIer aplicante cuya apll
cacion sea recibida en- tempo para
permitir' el mandar los papeles nece
tsarios. "A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

b. Cross. diciea60 Qug aribos III ,Dr
y n sedotita kxt1,6flnS Cfo6s sstAt
laivos. no 6abtsndo auffld6 hiA9t
nos malos eftVtou dol til1h16s do u
rra que ocuffId VI skA rfSnoiaSo
VI NseMsxlelSs t6fi ~ 6iItfSf
nia AHtJG ayl ekoqbe. y "
l4lamado 4 " c65a ~ Santa ~ POI
Ia snfetmodad Do 81 Rijo. Gkatisi r
Comm, Al IA Avenjda Mn4hattxn
qulen lego AsSAntt ~ a. j1svsh, ut
go d sAn Francisco III domingo "a
u nochs, llS1ando AaM II jusv6S. Ex
cepto por Il ehfeftn6dAd de ~ Aijo
Coffin hubiefa eAtado On Ia ciudad
de California Il tempo dol desAstre
y sp tnuerte fAcilinonto hubiera ocu'
rrid0.
Colorado Ayuda 1 il cludad Dsstrul
IL.
Denver. Abril 2O.--ttn trsn espe'
cial Dc aiivios ha sldO cargad0 hoy
y partlrd Dc aqui csta tarde sobre
el Union Psnific para San Francisco
llevando conttibuclones dc Denver 4
los sufrlentes del temblor de TERRA.
Roosevelt contrlbuys Al Alivlo
Washington. Abril 2O.--El Presi-
dente Roosevelt contribuy6 hoy 81.
900 y 81 Sonador Knox $500 para San
Francisco.
La sigulente es una llsta de las per-
sonas que SO hallan On San Francis
co y por las cuales amigos de esta
ciudad han rnandado telegramas In.
dagando acerca dc elias: Mr.. y Mrs.
J. G. Schumann. Quienes SO encuen-
tran en- aquel lugar; Marcos Eldodt y
anterlormente de esta ciudad;
Miss Cassie Cross. de los Altos de Rue
ma Vista; Mr.. Mrs. D. C. McCfim.
mon, quienes residen en- Ia Gale
Turk. Ia cual SO halla en- el distrito
que fue afectado; Mr. y Mrs. Frs.
Joacob Bryan de Colma y Miss Emma
Kagy, parientes de H. G. Yontz; Miss
Edna Berger, anteriormente de esta
ciudad y bien conocIda aqui; Mrs.
John King. las seforitas Elsie y
Rose Kramer, 10 primera hermana y 10
Ultima sobrina del DR., David Knapp;
Philip 3. Harroun y famllia, hijo dol
Dr.. w. H. Harroun; Mrs. Mabel Veil
Ter, hija del Mayor A.. r.. Gibson;
Mrs. Olive Hlte, de Washington, una
sefora que escribe para los papeles.
muy bien conocida en- esta ciudad;
srs, W. G. Wyncoop. bien conocidal
en- Santa Fe. habiendo estado aqul en-
varias ocasiones; Mrs. Fannie Brit
ton. de Cleveland. Ohio. tia de "a Sra.
Arthur Seligman.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

dla o. que el Cspitulo 100 70 his.
10y ssta csusa es difsrsnte, ' Dc
vs do ser bien cues stionada silunl
|lista Dc ovejss desde ssa fscHk d
| 81 condsdo donde 81 dueno reside
| y no On d condado dopds las ove
|jss sstln situadas no o. del todt
IN ssesamiento nulo y estoy in
clinado 4 pensar que o. IN ssesa
misnto nulo.
La omission de alistar ' asesal
ovejss On 81 propio condsdo entire
Marco lro, ' Mayo lro, como re-
,quiere uuestros estatutos, puede
ser curads por la seccion 4058,
Leyss Compllsdas dc 1897. oue
lee como sieue. .'Cusndo el, CO.
'lector de cualq uier condsdo des
pues d ue Ia lista de- tasacioa hs
sido entreeada 4 81. scierta oue
cualquier propiedad rais 8 cual.
quier propiedad personal enton.
ces en- su coudado ca omitido de
Ia lista de tasacion ' tiepe raso.
mes dc Greer de que tai propiedad
personal no ha sido tssads en-
ningun otro coudado DOR aouel
afio, debsra prosee uir allstando.
valuando ' asesando tai propie.
dad en- la misma msuera q ue 81
ASSESSOR hubiess hecho ' entrsra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21
IA cAusA De IA AcEouIA
De PENA BLANCA.

En- Ia causa do la acequia de Peha'
Blanca, 10 cual ha estado pendIendo
ante o. Juea Ira A. Abbott, de ID Cor
te del Segundo DIstrlto Judicial. por
algun tempo. Ia corte ha dado gu de-
ciaIon declarando que "a elecclon do
%arcelino Baca como mayordomo y
AZ Esqulpula Baca. 3. Leyba y Fell
Jlano Montoya como comlsionados
fue valida y les do Il cficina a segun.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21
|viAJE lNrEREsANrE DEL OR.
on. 7. P. MARTIN
Nuevo Mexico en- IA Vista Pdbiica--
Entretenldo pcr Il pelegado An
vlslta MIstlca.

I
El DR.. T. P. Martin, el bien como.
cldo medico del Condado de Taos,
regres6 81 lines en- Ia noche de una
vista de dos semanas d su vieja re-
sidencia en- Shippensbrug, Pennsyl-
vania. Durante su vista al oriente.
tambien visit6 Philadelphia, la Ca
pital Nacional y Chicago En- Wash
ington fue entretenido por Ell Delega-
do w. H. Andrews y t,iyo I'm tempo
muy placentero. FL Delegado An
drews present6 al doctor con muchas
personals distinguidas v recogi6 mu'
cha information. rs de opinion que
el proyecto de estado consolidate Ha.
miltotn ahora pendlente vendra a ser
ley con Ia primer enmionda de Fora
ker y que ell pueblo de Niievo Mexico
tendra que votar sobre la question de
estado en- este estio. Halo a Nueyo
Mexico en- la era de 10 publicidad y
a mucha gente que deseaba informa-
clon c0ncerniente al Terrltorlo del
Sol Resplandeclente. Mucha gente
desea invertir va sea en- terrenos Q en-
minas y estan miranda de este mod0.
Information impresa concerniente q
Nnevo Mexico es buscada muy amenu.
do Halo que el Delegado Andrews
estA hacienda muy buen trabajo en-
dIstribuir centenares de copias de
"a 10 TERRA del Sol Resplandecien'
To" y otros boletines de immigration
generalmente. no solamente en- Ia Ca
pital Nacional. pero tambien en- mu.
chas ciudades en- Pennsylvania, New
York y en- Nueva lnglatcrra.
Mientras EN- Philadelphia, fue in.
tornado que una excursion de cerca
de Glen miembros de la Lu Lu Tenn.
Pile, Orden dc Ia Mystic Shrine, sal
dra de Ia ciudad de Ia Hermandad
Amable a fines de este mes 4 aten-
der d las sesiones del Concillo Impe.
rial de Ia Orden en- Los Angeles en-
los prlmeros dias del pr6ximo Mayo
John w. Benckert. ln cludadano pro
minente de Philadelphia, esta a cargo
DO Ia excursion. v o. DR.. Martin dice
que el especial Sc parara en- Santa
Pc por I'm Ola. Las otras paradas Sc
ran solamente en- Denver Y en- Colo
RADIO Springs Ell DR.. Martin espera
que los mlembros de la orden en- esta
ciudad haran arreglos necesarios pa
m nntratannr & eng harmanOs dal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

/ IA LuMBRE ARplENpo De ToDos
RuMeos TopAvlA
Oakland. Cal, Abrll fe,--Gi fusoc
en- San Francisco 20 inevitable. El
Hotel de San francisco y, ei Mer
chants Exchange estans arrulnados
El Hotel Falrnont estS consshsandc
4 casrss y una porelon del lnstltutc
lido Arte Mark Hopkins fue destruido
q ediflcIo Chronicle es ahora un
esqueieto.
|Los EXPLOSIVES Sc HAN AGO
TAoo
Oakland, AbriI 1s.---No hay poslbl-
lIdad de parar Las llamas hasta que @
apaouen soias por faita de material.
La cludad esta muerta. Las autori'
dades estan ponlendo dlnanIta toda.
via con la vana esperanxa de parar
q propreso del fuego, psro un infor'
tunlo nuevo hz caIdo sobre el Iupar.
Los explosives para volar ios edlfl-
clos estan auotandose, aun Ia p6lvora
on ei arsenal del oobierno - ha aca.
bado. cada edlflcio de negooIcs y Il
mItad de las resldsneIas estan des-
truidas.
Toda Ia ciudad cae en- RuInas.
San Francisco, CAL. Abril 10 via
Oakland. .--Informes del interior son
|muy alarmaptes. Santa Rosa es un
descarrllamiento complete. Hay CO.
mo, 10000 personas sin hogar ALI.
La perdlda de vida no Sc puedc cal.
cular todavia. PrObablemente llega.
rl a millares. Tpda Ia porcion de IL
cludad es una ruina completa. nj
I'm solo edificio de negocios quedd
lntacto l.o que no destruy0 el tenn.
blor de TERRA 10 destruy6 Ia Nlmbre.
Este Sc extendi6 al distrito de nego-
clos, el cual esta ahora practicamen-
to destruido. Los mensajeros traen
tristes noticias de la destruction de
Heatsburg. Gtiernevllle, Cloverdale,
Hopland y Ukiah. En- cada -caso
hay perdida de vidas. AL sur Ia Uni
yersIdad Stanford en- Palo Alto esta
Gu ruinas.
I. FL Tenlente Purtls Lastimado.
Durante el progroso de Ia lumbre
en- San Francisco, el tenlente Char
les C. Purtls, en- commando de artille.
ria mediana, fue yolado por dinamlta
y probablemente 1astimado fatal
mente. ,
$4,000 de Perdida on Los Hanos.
Fresno. Abril 19.--Despachos al
Western Union descrlben la z0na
on Ia cual el fuego esta mas extendi.
do que las -llamas SO habian comldo
50 paso en- Ia Gale Mission a oeste
hasta la Calle lG perjudlcando otros
lugaros.
100000 Personals sin Ao0ares
Toda la noche una constante ristra
dc ssres humanos anduyieron las ca.
Hes al oeste. Glen mil personals dur.
mieron flera dc las casas an0che y
para esta noche las personas sin no
cares llegaran a 100000 San Fran.
cisco necesIta ayuda y IA necesita de
una yez.
lNl nueyo ediflclo de Ia estafeta es-
ID arruinado y no hay entregadores de
eorreo. Ell sistema telef6nico estd
fuera de orden. Tres cuartas parties
de todos los cdificios en- la ciudad es-
tan destrnidos. I'm case notable dc
"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

,-... :, AZ, ~. ...-
-" M
lies. As cuAles pfonto g hepaToa de
s9nve ~ u'su'o " p.n'co ne9'
r.,,,c rss.s : X, I Sts. Z, VA s;,c !, TX ~
~ q rss rxrs,,s Il 0 4, AZ, Az NJ " s,,,es.
ras a .,~ns,,t u rcr =, ~ -n.ii.s : cS,s.
han misnfrss ara ~ hrrthrs. r1,tsi.
necisn sAnfss,ns ' sr.rsrtS I'M 'psSS.
ran conn N n,tv,s,ns sr3S. cna oa,,s.
lloa ~ 4 y soirdsd rsSllSa !. = y X "a x.
n,idad III dSos7fSe ff.'s '7'. Ts'l' !,
l,is ns6t.f n1lt, ". ~ w vxnl,,c
q / "a rnust,tudss .fnsS,oc MA svrrash
an Ia asouinaa n0hiics 4 ' a. ~ a.
lares vac,os m,liarrs a oetaonss q
cor reraSsron Mr Anthonv dice ons
NJ anSsb6o az a Calla Martst ~.
~ al nsrror,ur,. ~. rd<, otro chocs,a
ssvero VI sintl0 InmsBtota merta
Ilas ralles 90 ,lenerun A., uoeraonas erct
tadas s nor q, tenor Antes oue los
osnactadores nudteran ree1,1ar io ana
eataha s,caaianAo lao naradoa ~ jos
edifIcios aaItaror come Itres nles AZ ~
dlstancia. Millares Dc obseryadores
permaneclerou como parallsados,
esperanto a cada momento ser demoli-
dos. pero otro temblor pareci6 restau-
rar los edlfIcios q 81 posicion natural,
sigui6 la caIle Market para abajo
hasta 81 ediflcio Call. 81 cual estaba
en- llarsas. Una condlcion soniejan-
te preyalecia en- el edIficio del Exa.
miner, q traves do la calle. lcnton-
ces parti6 para el paradero del ferr0.
carril, pero halo que el canine estaba
apilado. Finaimente consigul6 nn
autom0vil q hizo su escape.
No Hay comunlcaclo Tslsor&flcas.
Sacramento. Cal, Abril 1s.--Ambas
compafiias telegraficas han practica.
mente perdido communication con San
Francisco. Los alambres suben y ba.
Jan. En- uh lugar los alambres Sc han
hundido hasta due Sc han perdido del
vista y en- muchos lugares los pos,
tes estan enclmados. Fl viento SO.
pla muy fuerte en- muchos lugares
ha mezciado los aiambres.
Ei senado AutorIxa Ayuda para los
ias fit' sufrl.rt.a
"As'"s ~ no'n ~ -, ro
~ 'o Z Auo n-,. ~ '. .e.1 = g
W. ~ AS ..,.. +. =. aug .so .s,S - ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-21

(Contlnua en- Ia Pagina 4ta,)
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06
Cedar Grove

Protracted meeting is in pro,
gress at Wesley Chapel, with Rev.
Cheadle and wife, of Orland, at
the helm.
Mr.. Raymond Vest and sister
Mary, who have been sick for
some time, are we'll again.
Mr.. Jacob Vest is disabled on
account of a sore band.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp is in the
poultry business.
We learn that G.. w. Kern, who
was taken to the hospital at Co.
lumbus not long since, is better.
III. A. Gordon and wife enter
tanned at dinner last Saturday
Rev. Cheadle and wife, of Orland.
Major Floid Shannon is in the
game business.
G.. w. Devore is husking corn
near Tarlton.
Mr.. Clarence Griffith, who lives
Continued on page slx.)
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Stringtown

Butchering now seems to be the
order of the day.
The farmers of this community
are almost through shucking corn.
Quite a number of this vacinity
attended the Engle and Milling
trials last Wednesday.
Mrs. Harve Beougher and
daughter, Mrs. Ida Monroe, of
Celina Ohio, spent few days of
last week with Mr.. Noah Beougher,
and family,
Clifford Carpenter spent Sun
day of last week with his Grand
ma, Mrs. Phoeba Carpenter.
Messrs. Clinton Woods and
Clarence Hufines were busily en-
gagged in hauling hay last week.
Mrs. Allen Murphy spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Columbus, the
guest OF Mr.. George Rider and
family.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Tone Rectenwaldt
spent Sunday with Mr.. Webster
Glove and family.
Mr.. Edward Ringhiser and
family were seen passing through
this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Matthias and
son, Of Enterprise, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Harsh .
Mr., james woods has moved
his sawmill on the late VIM. lies
farm where he IS engaged in saw
ing timber.
Mr.. Homer Schein and family
were the Sunday guests of. Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Beougler.
Mr.. Charlie Clark and sister,
Lizzie, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Krinn.
TIMOTHY STANDBY.
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Elder Daniel Henricke and wife,
of Mnxyille, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Carpenter, Of Logan, took
dinner with Isaac Inboden last
Sunday.
Messrs. John Kennedy, Joe
Blosser and John Blosser, Jr., all
of Carbonhill, we're Thanksgiving
guests Of their Marion township
sister.
George Mowery was badly hurt
Nov. 28, He was engaged in cut
ting timber and a large log caught
him and rolled partly over his
body, where it stopped, pinning
him fast until the rest of the men
could lift it off him. 1t is thought
he will recover.
Your scribe received nice COM
pliment from the Carbonhill scribe
for which / thank hun kindly, hut
am still wondering why he should
blnsh SO deeply when meeting me.
Lnst summer there was new
road built in District No. 6, it
cost lots of money and no small
amount Of drainage to some of the
farms through which it runs,
when it was completed it was con-
sidered good road, much better
than the old one, and now the
road is soft and saw-millers are
hauling green lumber over it, tear
ing the new road upside down, in
side out and mixing mud in fine
shape. Farmers who sacrificed
their land to build the road upor
will have to make road out for
themselves through their fields or
stay in. Consistency where art
r lnu
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made business trip to Laurel
vile, Tuesday.
Mr. Huls, of Rockbridge, was a
visitor to Pursell one day last
week.
Jacob Wine was a visitor to
Lanrelville, Wednesday.
Miss Flossie BANTER, of Happy
Ridge, visited the school AZ Pur-
sell, Thursday.
Miss Retha Huffman called on
Miss Rebecca Paxton, Wednesday
There We're several hundred per-
sons attended the sale at John
Reid's, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Paxton and
family, of Whistler, visited Mahlon
Paxton, Thursday.
John Reid will spend the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Jane Dawson,
and Mrs. Barbara France has gone
to live with her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Rose, who Is having very
poor health.
Mr.. Jacob France, of Whistler,
attended the sale at John Reid's,
Thursday.
William Woodland made trip
to Laurelville, Friday.
Claud Cupp, of Glbisonville,
passed through our streets Friday
hauling corn.
Mrs. Lncy Lytle visited Mrs.
Jane Woodland, Sunday,
Rev. Alvin Read and wife called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Dresback,
Saturday evening.
Retha and Roy Huffman called
on MFR. and Mrs. w. Vanfossan,
Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Tatman and family,
of South Bloomlngville, were the
Sunday guests of Mrs. Rebecea
Polling.
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j. c.. White O student at the
Wesleyan, of Delaware, is spend.
ing the Thanksgiving vacation al
his home here.
Miss Mayme Imler who has been
a victim of lung trouble for the
past several months is gradually
growing weaker.
&C. NJ. Seesholtz, of Lancaster,
was down here few days last
week on business.
Miss Audry Reilly, daughter of
Mrs. Albert Riley, residing a few
miles south of here, died Friday
morning eff consumption, aged Is
years. Funeral services took
place from the Radical U. b.
church Sunday at 10 a. IN. Rev.
Bethel officiating. Interment
took place in the cemetery adioin-
ing.
Mrs. Isaac Faust who has been
sick for the past few weeks is
slowly improving.
George Weaver and family of
Columbus, spent the latter part of
last week here visiting relatives.
Rev. Blair has been conducting
series of revival meetings at the
M. Il. church for the past two
weeks and expects to continue
during the present week at least.
The interest in the meetings is
growing and are attended by
quite number of people during
night services.
2. W. Notestone and j. w. Carr
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Mr.. Mart Goss, made a business
trip to Logan last Friday.
Miss Virgie McPeck of Colum.
bus, spent Thanksgiving with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McPeck.
Mrs. James Woods, and son
Clinton, called on Mart Goss and
family last Thursday evening.
The Misses Ellie Beougher and
Lena Weaver spent Sunday with
j. r.. Evans and family.
Mrs. John Blosser of Enterprise,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Allen Murphy.
Msssrs. Charley Clark and
Thomos McPeck were engaged in
hauling coal last Friday.
Mrs. Silas Warthman is on the
sick list at this writing.
Miss Sadie Glove spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. w. Glove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beougher at
tended the surprise party given in
honor Of Mrs. T.. !. Goss last Fri
day.
Mr.. j. E. Weaver is building a
new barn for Mr.. Lew Rodgers.
Mr.. George Kelch is engaged
IN drilling n well at Logan,
for Mr.. John Buchanan.
Rev. Geiger is holding series
of meetings at Union. All are in
vited to attend.