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rive SprlnQS, GdbeIl Co. w. Va.
Aug. 25, 1906.

Work on the new change of the
Z. d q. R'y double track is prog
ressing. The worst draw back is the
scarcity of men.
Z. III. Carpenter made a flying
trip to Huntington Saturday even
ing.
There was a shooting scrape at
this place Sunday between an Aus
TRAN and some Of the natives. No
body hurt.
Where is Miss cred Rose?" /
hope she is still writing, as she wrote
some very interesting letters, |
think, from Haynie Branch.
There is quite crowd up from
Ashland, Ky, at the Blue Sulphur,
seeking fresh air
James Barry is the happiest man
in camp. It's boy. Here is our
- Jas.
Alex Walters says the hotter the
sun shines the better he feels. That
is right, old scout. Come again.
;. +. Cbitman is complaining
with a sore foot. Get crutch,
Sam.
The Symmes Bros contractors,
arc compelled to stop their steam
shovel for several days on account
OF laying track for their dinkey and
dump cars.
Jno. Patterson is chief pot rust
Ter at Turner's camp, now. John
can tell You how TO put IL up.
Aug 30, 1906. on RELIABLE.
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assessabte properties the LARGEST
part of the increase has fallen upon
pablic and utility corporations, with
the next result that they will bear a
larger and the private taxpayer a
much smaller proportionate share of
the burden of taxation. As In ev
cry state where taxation has been
laid on erroneous lines the farmers
OF West Virginia have borne the
brunt OF the inequalities of the
system, but now they have reason
TO be grateful to the Republican
party for the relief afforded them
Heretofore the railroads and other
big corporations, have been assessed
at such a small fraction of their ac-
tual values that they escaped bear
ing their just burden. IL can read.
lily be seen how the reduction in the
tax rate was effected when il is
known that the total valuation Of
properties last year amounting to
s4OO. 900, 900 was increased this year
to nearly $1,000, 900, 600.
"Of course these actual value as
sessments are being combated by
some OF the large corporations, but
the state doubtless Will be success
ful when the cases are tried out in
the courts. Other opposition TO the
law comes from the obstinate and
perverse Democracy of the state,
which can see no good in ANYTHING
of Republican origin. The incon.
slstency of the Democrats is laid
bare by the fact that they are op-
posing tax reform which the party
itself attempted when in power and
failed in 1t most miserably. West
Virginia Republicans have done
well, and their accomplishments in
the line of virtual tax rate reduc tion
will bear abundant fruit at the polls
in November.
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BIG DAMAGES
OldlIIl6d In Suit Against Liquor
Men.

Under new law i'm West V,r.
ginla, suit has been brought against
Z. ID. Gillespie, saloonkeeper AZ
Brooklyn Heights, opposite Hen
dricks, for $50. 900 damages for the
death of "A. j. Pennington, who was
killed by log train while intoxi-
Gated. This is the first suit to be
brought in West Virginia under the
law by which relatives may recover
from n saloonkeeper who sold to an
intoxicated person, his death fol-
lowing. 1t is charged that PEN
nineton was intoxicated when he
was killed, and that while intox,-
Gated he purchased whisky from
Gillespie.
n similar case was tried i'm Chi
cago some months ago and the wild
ow obtained heavy damages from
saloonkeepcrs. -Ex.
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GaIveston's sea Wall

makes life now as safe in that city as ON
the higher nplands. Il. w. Goodloe, who
resides ON Dutton St, in Waco. Tex.
needs no sea wall for safety. He yvr;toe.
II have used DIR. Kings Kew Discoverv
for Consumption for the past five wears
and II keeps me well and safe. Before
that time | had cough which for wears
mad been growing worse. Now it's
gone. Cures chronic Coughs. Ia
Grippe, Group, Whoopmg Congh and
prevents pneumonia. Pleasant 10 take
Every bottle guaranteed. Price soc and
~ 90. Trial bottle free. BY Bloss DrnD
90, Ceredo, and r. Ney Williams, Ken.
oy.
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Dickson. w. Va.

We are having extremely hot
weather, night and day.
Our young men are all wild on
base ball. It occupies their whole
time and thought.
ChIldren's Day and base ball arc
both IN progress at Booton today
The train killed fine COW for
H. +. Barbour one day this week.
Our school, taught by Miss Mary
Lee Dick, is well attended.
J. $. Smith has, at last. heard
from the examination He says.
'Ju-t as expected" "
Say, how about our manuractur.
ors shipping their good 90 England
and then re-shippinQ them TO Amer.
ica in order 90 get The tariff ON
them; This is the way one of our
Democratic teachers cxplains tho
badness of our present tariff system.
lts awful DO bis estimation. be.
lievc me is honest In bis statements
and thinks he is telling the truth.
The question with me is, oIIow
docs such an ignoramus manaoe IA
get q certificate TO teach school. a
no. J. 20 chat, under tho uniform
system? 10 shows, TO my mind
that person does not have 10 know
1t all or even be endowed with a
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M. oO- VIVA WEDNESDAY. AUGUST % 1906 MI

wheel and assist the new manage
IN every manner possible.
j Is. Porter is learning the road
preparatory to accepting position
as express messenger.
Eighteen converts were baptized
IN the OHIO river at this place las,
Sunday night by Rev. Craig, OF
Central City. He also performed
the baptismal rites on six persons at
the Nj. T.. church the same evening
Master John Grear gave a ,acky
party To a number of his youny
friends last Friday evening. About
sixteen lads and lassies presented
themselves at the home of Master
John and so tacKily were they
dressed that their parents would
hardly have recognized them. Miss
Carrie Cyrus secured the prize tor
being the tackiest girl while Master
Miles Jackson walked off with bows
honors. Before adiourning the mem
bers ot the party were served with
refreshments. The refreshments
were not of the tacky sort, however.
but consisted of all the dclicacies of
the season. The young people had
a good time, and all from Squash
Town, rs well us those from Huckle-
berry Knob and Turnipville, voted
the occasion genuine success i'm
every particular.
Some time since fond parent at
this place presented his two daugh.
ters with % caliber Winchester
rlile and many boxes of cartridges.
The young ladies decided to try
their craftsmanship and invited "A
lew gentlemen friends around to
ENJOY the sport. The appointed
time arrived and all went To the
back yard where target was placed
on the side of the wash house. One
OF the ladies proved a.lept at hand
ing the gun, for she struck the tar
gets center several times. Her si,
Ter was not so good, however, for
she could not drive the leaden mis-
sies IN the center of the lid. They
went wild of their mark and landed
against the, ah, corner of the wash.
house. One gentlemen proved
adept, too, at handling the gun, for
he missed target and wash house and
Knocked the eye out of poor, little
bird up on the hill siue. I'm. other
gentleman claims to have drove cen.
ter for he heard the (engine) bell
ring Next morning happened TO
be "ashday and great was mama's
surprise when she went to get the
washing utensils. The bullets had
penetrated the building and punctui-
ed the wash tub and boiler TO such
an extent that those vessels resem-
bled sleves. When upbraided about
the matter one lady said it could
have been worse. The fond mother
replied that she couldn't see how.
The daughter said the handles and
rims were uninjured.
Aug. "a. REPoRTER.
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HAVE DONE WELL,
Have West Virginia Republicans
SduS d Leading Paper.

The Pittsburg Gazette Times,
one of the leading papers of the
country, in an editorial of July 80,
says:
"Ihe new tax laws of West Vir.
gina are constantly being vindicat-
ed the more their operations are
tested. Unequal taxation had been
continual complaint in our neigh.
boring state until the Republican
party got the opportunity OF fran
ing new measures that distributed
the burdens more equally. These
new laws have been in operation
almost two years, and the benefits
are everywhere recognized by the
taxpayers, except where the corpor-
ations are concerned, altho' quite a
number have submitted gracefully
to the increased assessment imposed
upon them.
The tax in West Virginia for
state purposes originally was 30
cents on the 800 valuation, and
When the Republicans promised TO
materially decrease this rate, if not
practically wipe it out in time, quite
respectable element in the com.
monwealth were incredulous, be-
IleVlng 1T to be nothing more than a
mere political profession for cleo
ton purposes only. But the Repub-
tlcan party In West Virginia, like
The organization in the nation, has
proved itself to be the party that
does things The fultillment of the
promise came last week when the
state board of public works fixed
the levy for state and state school
purposes at s cents on the 500, a
reduction of 264 cents in the tax
rate In two years which certainly
Yindlcates the wisdom of the laws
enacted by the last two Republican
legislatures. In the revalua'ion of
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PROGRAM
OF Confederate Reunion at Waune.
W. Va. S6Dt. l4-l5th, 1895.

Committee on arrangemapts
walter Osburn, Pearly ). Walker.
Jet Ferguson, Marion Booth. John
Lambert, B. J. PricharI aud DR.
Geo. Burgess.
Roll call aud enrolment.
Address, "The Confederate Sol.
dier, -. w. Hampton.
Lunch in camp, one hour.
"tiistory of the sth aui 10th
Virginia Cavalry, and especially the
big Sandy Rangers, Capt. j. Nj.
Ferguson.
"Ihe Statesman and Soldier, Al
bert Gallatin Jenkins, u. &. Risk.
etts.
o'clock p. m. Camp fire and
experience meeting.
&.SEPrEMBER 18TH.
a. m.-Reveille blown by Bug
Ter Yes Summers, on the old bugle.
a. m.-Camp breakfast.
ga. IN. Address, "rhe Achieve.
ments of West Virginia Border
Soldiers in War aud Peace"-Judge
w. w. Marcum.
10 a. m.-"Fhe Sons of Veter
ans, Hon. Geo. McComas.
/ a. m.-"rhe place of Presi-
dent DAVIS on the roll of great
Amerlcans,"-Rev. 5. n. Donahoe.
All Confederate soldiers. their
wives, sons and daughters and
friends are cordially invited to this
reunion. Come, bring your baske :
and stay for the camp ire.
J. NJ. FERGUsoN,
WAYNE +. FERGUSON, ! Com
j. w. HAMPTON,
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superabundance OF common senso
to pass the "unilorm."
Our Board of Education has sun.
Piled our school houses with die
tlonaries, dictionary holders and
globes. We would like to speak a
big word for each member of the
board. These articles have long
been needed in our schools.
a pretty "cnte" fellow was in
our town one day last week. He
presented our miller, j. =. Brom-
ley, letter from Harvey Lester. of
bootor, stating that he (Mr. Lester)
had about 80 bushels of extra fine
wheat which be wished to bring to
mill IN few days, and requesting
Mr.. Bromley to send him 81 so by
the bearer, James Owens. Mr..
Bromley sent the $3.50, but Mr..
owens, the cute one, has not been
seen since. He went toward Hunt
ington.
The x-ro Ids store on Beech Fork
owned by &. T.. Dunkel d Bro. was
entered by way of the window and
robbed one night last week. No
clue whatever as to the robber.
Rev. K. X. Powers preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday. We
sincerely hope Bro. Powers will be
returned TO this charge by the COM
ing conference.
DAN PATCH.
dnn
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of trouble that robbed u. U Wolfe. OF
Boor Grove, Ia, ol an usefulness camo
WHOM he bcgou taking Electric Bitcrs.
DE writes "lWO years ago Kidney
trouble caused mo great suffering which
j would mover navo survived had i not
taken Electric Bitters. They also cured
me OF General Debility" Sure cure for
0ll stomach, Liver and Kidney COM
plants, Blood diseases. Headache. Diz-
ziness and Weakness or bodily decline.
Price ylc. Guaranteed by Bl0ss Drug
Co, Ceredo, and r. Ncy Williams, Bea.
Oya,
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In this state it is not necessary to
serve five days notice for eviction of a
cold. Use the original laxative cough
syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. No opiates. Sold by The Bloss
Drug Co., Ceredo; II. Ney Villa ms,
Kenova.
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For SdIe AT a Bargain.
l am authorized to sell, at what
| consider a bargain, good resi-
dence property in Kenova. T..
L. MCDoUGAL, Ceredo, VIVA.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
TO MAKE TWO MILLION sAos.
More indian JVts ct Nsiis NVaiIa Pen
Quality superior 90 1905.

wAllA wAllA The last u the ship
mHnt % $500 bales Of Iuts from Cal.
ruttA has arrived 81 the peHitaugiAEy
The quality a. the jute la found 10 be-
far superior 10 that OF last year. and
on this account Il viii probably be
possible 10 get nearly II DOT quite 100
a.oFc graia bags TO the bale from the
stock Just received. which viii bring
The numbeF Up 10 about $50 10 the
bale.
Warden KEGS says be expects 20
vork about the same number Of ooH.
sic,s Ia the lute mills as In 1905. or
about 500
Il IL thought that The total outpu,
~ grain BAGS for the season wili
reach 5000 600
on account ~ The increase Ia price
o, ,hc rnu material II ls expected the
hoard will advance The price consid.
orably from that ~ last year. which
uas 1855 per 100 q b waila wAAilA.
while prices elsewhere Fan ~ high As
g. 50
A. Il requires about Is. COO 600 graia
sacks 10 supply the demand In this die
Iftci alone. the output Al the pcnilen
iiAry wiil snd = ready markc, =, the
loW price. the price 10 be determined
~ tho board of control at lie nc1t
meeting
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

The Russians are better strikers tAan
they are soldiers
Everybody in Russia SCENE 20 Be win
ming hls freedom except the Gar.
Al last Sweden and Norway Aavs
agreed to = eOmplsts divorce without az.
mony.
The average Russian begins 70 class
manifestoes and nkases with Eold-hr4ck
elrculara
ThssTammany Tiger Just manRRed n
get lee body through. but caught Ia taIi
In the door.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
BIG HOTELS GAR PuoILIsr.
~ehiladeIphla" Jack o'Brisn Net 4
Meieeme Guest.

New York. Jan. I0.--Barred from
three fashionable hotels. the Waldorf
Astoria. the Hotel Aston and the St
Regis. and requested to leave a fourth
where he had engaged luxurious guar
tiers under his real name. "PhilAdel
phia" Jack o'Brien. the gladiator d
l4s ring battles, went TO bed as Joseph
P. Hsgan. the whilom guest OF the
Hotel Nstherland. with q greater bit
terness than be had ever before knoWE
In his heart
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
RooERs WAS NUN.
Refused 70 STATE where stanssra oil
Wac InsarssasA.

FNr7~N~N - NNNtN WNsf# NAAAF@4FA w
Was interested.
II developed from the questions ask
cd BY Attorney General Herbert 4.
tiadiey OF Missouri Of Henry II. ROg-
ers. vice president and direetor Of tbs
standard OH company Of New Jersey,
that one OF Mr. HAdley's chief Dur-
poses ia conducting an examination es
otiicers Of that company In this city
10 10 ind OUT whether that company
owns 4 controlling interest ia the
STANDARD OIL company Of Indiana. tbs
waters-Pieree Oil company OF Mis-
sour and the Republic Oil company.
This. Mr.. HRdlsy said be regards as
step In the direction Of excluding
The three latter companies from do
ing business In Missouri.
To most Of the important Questions
BY Mr.. Hadley bearing directly on the
question u stock ownership. Mr.. Hog-
ers declined TO give any answer. ION
ihs advice of counsel, aud Mr.. Had.
Icy requested Commissioner Frederick
Il. sanborn 10 certify the question aud
AEs hN&NHh FNAuEAl 70 Ing buRfEA4e
court of this state for = determination
as % whether or not Mr. Rogers must
answer them or be adludged in con.
tempt
Mr.. Rogers declined TO reply 20
questions as 10 whether he controls
any stock In the Waters Pierce OH
company. whether ~ Van Buren, 81
New York holds n controlling interest
in that company for the Standard oil
company Of New Jersey. whether the
Nsa Jersey oompany eontFois the
Standard oil company a Indiana OF
the Waters Pierce company, and
whether Iw0 thirds ot The dividends
~ tbs Waters, Pierce company are not
paid 10 "a "a Tilford. Who. Mr. RoE,
eFs said. has al once al &c Broadway.
this city.
Mr. HAdlsy declared that be would
take all these Questions 10 the 50.
pFeme court Of New York state TO &c
sure an order for Mr.. Rogers 10 show
cause Why be shall bot answer them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

We oRas oua mun2FsA noliAra Rawurd kos
any aama % CatArfh LAMa e@nnmt be eMHwd ~
nalla CalAFFk sure,
-. CMENEY a CO, PraFa, TuAu6a, o.
We, ia un6NFNiEna6. lava kMpwn " J.
CAapay eAE he iA6i "a year., aAa tRttgva him
F0Ft8N0Y kunurahae ta al haalR09a tr1nnnD
ttuHG and anasrialaY abs - eaFEy gat any Oh
nrAuana Eaas ~ tkalr sra.
WhEg a ThrAH, Nhstaea1a Druggists. Teauao. O
WALniNa. RtNRAn a MAkvtz, 3 hsisaAAa Drag
aista, Toiedo, q.
IA alFscilY upon The hA2ed ass - unuaa eaF.
ta&sa 81 tbs uyNtsua. fF5ea ste ~ eotoa
49, ~ al hfuggtEta. TeaItDeaia2a ira
hA1i'a RamIl5 Ftils are tba basA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Lacemaking is sand 10 be dying out.
not only in England but in Italy and
in France. where Alenoon and Chan.
lilly are no longer made, The Spanish
Industry Is dead. Belgium now turns
out lare Of any required style or name.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

In color the squirrel ash IL . bril-
liant rcd. which makes q q conSpio
here and t5ere with quick. alert
movements. The body Of the squirrel
nsh shows = few stripes and 10 well
covered with sharp spines
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

The SCATTERING effects Of lightning
upon trees may be accounted for, in
some degree, by the sudden evolution
of heat and expansion Of gases In the
wood and the TRporiEing OF the water
in the zap. A verttaLle explosion may
thus be caused.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Always shake In ALlNn'a Foot Ease, powdar
u caRea hot. aweattnE, mchtnR, swollen fest
Cares e@Fna, fnEr0Etag nails and bunionn Al
~ dFugElstR and shoe Eterea, aSc- DOn1 aouepa
Any ~ hsrtna2 esmple msiled FB.ER AddHss
Ailen & o3msaaa. La Roy, ". T.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

German minerslogists are reported
20 have discovered diamondiferous
deposits In the vicinity Of the old bed
q The HoanE Ho IN China
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
INAUeURATED ~ A GLASS CASE.
Governor PattIsOn Of Ohio Also Had
FcotwaFmer1.

Columbus, Ohio.-The glass cage ioF
Elect Pattison. in which he
stayed during IL =, exercises o. the
Inauguration last Monday. Is ABOUT II
xi2 feet. Besides the glass cage the
goyernor-elect. who was not ~ all
well. had footwarmers 70 increase bis
comfort.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

A monument In honor OF Professor
p. MAerckers. known for his contribu-
tons 70 agricultural science. was IN
yelled in Halle on the gath OF October.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

A crab recently caught in the Eng
lish channel measured three feet from
tip to tip Of claws and weighed near
ly Is pounds
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

t.Aks TItirara. The largest lake In
Peru. and tho highest navlEablo lake
In the uorld. u Tao BE- tapped Tor Slec.
tric puuVT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Forest Gate. England. has a 3 year
old swimming champion She Is the
daughter OF the matron Of some public
baths. and can swim the length Of
the tank, 50 feet
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
saw VALLEY FORGE pArRlors
Sssresa. Just Dead. RsmsHabsrsd
Washinatsn's Camp In tTT1.

WIN Ut = 1--''F ~ VFFFs
philadelphia MARY Mrnuuaid. =
noEr~as. whn claimed 90 b. las years
old. IL dead a, the home fos aged and
tnarm culnrud persons In thia city,
She uftrn told 81 the scenes IN and
aboat he camp ~ wAshinRsnn's enlr
aleFu AZ Valley Forge during the wta.
ter ~ iTTTlTTG
Mrs. Mruoaaid waa of robns,
nhyaiqur and uaa an lnsetrTats
smaller up 10 a short tine ago
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

HTTo RsFmsAenfly Cured. No oacE nsFvuasl
Tile aflsF erai days 81 Dr. KIiDeH 0Eeoa Kervs
azloFss. srna feT HFes ~ rial b0rtie ana traat1sA
d. h Il klizae, Lad. 81 Ara 81 FhnAda1utta ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

FtF forty years Plso's Cure for On.
sumptaon has cured coughs and ooldR. AZ
aTaEE4sta. Price = oenta.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Mothers win find MrA. WinElow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during teething pCried
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-26
NO JAPS FOR FRISCO.
American Pride Saves the Work for
Native Born Citizens,

special from San Francisco to the
Oregon Daily Journal says of the la
Dor situation there:
proposal to bring 1000 Japanese
laborers here to work on the ruins
as brick cleaners has aroused the
hostility of the Building Trades
council The members of that organ
ization believe that there are enough
idle men anxious and willing to per-
form this work. To make them COM
pete with Asiatic labor is considered
a blow at unionism for which the
council will not stand
The restrictions upon the employ
ment of non-union men have been re-
moved in order that everyone may
get work, but they have not been re-
moved for the purpose of allowing
aliens to profit at the expense of the
native born.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-26

Marshall, Mrs. Lima Sturgis, Mrs.
George Hartman, ST., Mrs. McCabe
and Mrs. Mes Ankeny, of Walla Walla,
Two June brides, Miss Ethel John
son and Miss Jessie Hartman, were
the honored guests at card party
given on Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Sam Thompson, Mrs.
Fred Earl and Mrs. Thompson being
the entertaining hostesses. Progress
sive 800" was played at seven tables,
Mrs. John Adams being the successful
contestant. Miss johnson and Miss
Hartman We're each presented with
pretty favors. The guests present
were Misses Esma Sawtelle, Blanch
Horn, Bertha Alexander, Edna
Thompson, Amy Mathews, Maud
Crawford, Ethel Hayes, Eva Froome,
Roberts and Harrison, Mesdames
George Hartman, jr., Louis Hunziker.
w. H. Harrison. r. Mayberry, Clar-
ence Penland, C. E. Troutman, John
Adams, A. w. Slusher. william Mac
Donald, T. NJ. Henderson and C. ].
Smith.