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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-14
Wakefield Items,

SEPTEMBER lS.-The preaching at Wake.
field Bethel Church Of God on Sunday even
ing last by Rev. T. B. Tyler, Of Maytown,
Pa, was one Of the best sermons ever
preached in that church.
The celebration held in Hoover's Grove
was "A complete success. The Pleasant Val,
ley Band WAS in attendance and rendered
some very fine selections of music.
Rev. c. +. Mccullough, of Uniontown;
Rev. Woodford. of Baltimore; Mr.. David C.
Bale. MR.. Clara Lindsey and daughters
Birdie and Leah visited |. c. Stoner and wife
last Sunday.
Carroll Haines. of near this place, who
sought employment in Baltimore sometime
ago. returned home on Monday.
Miss Bessie Nicodemus, of New Windsor.
was the guest of Miss Grace Smith on last
Wednesday.
James Staub, OF this place, and John Hyde,
Of Union Bridge, with their lady friends,
drove TO Gettysburg on last Sunday.
Miss Virginia and Reba Richardson aud
brother RAYMOND entertained the following
friends on last Sunday: Herbert Englar and
wife. of Linwood; Miss Elizabeth Rinehart,
of Union Bridge; Miss Gladys Barden and
Miss Day, of Baltimore; Misses Florence En-
glar Elsie Stevenson, Eva Stauffer aud Mrs.
Cora Sfauffer, of New Windsor; Misses Ethel
hicnbFusDus DclCHhiu.
Beacham, of Avondale; Messrs. Vim. Griffith,
of Baltimore; Aaron Anders, of Frederick;
Thomas Slingluif, of New Windsor; John
Smith, Of this place; Chester Bale and James
Beacbam, of Mediord
The public school opened on Monday with
26 scholars.
Rev A. S. Waner and wife, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, visited Granville G. Bixler and wife, of
this place. last week.
While Roger Smith was cutting corn on his
farm on Wednesday morning cut a cash about
inches in length in his foot. He is improv
ing under the care of DR.. Ira +. Whitehill, of
New Windsor.
Miss Helen Morrow. of Altoona, Pa, is
| visiting Miss Daisy Devilbiss, of this place.
Mrs John Chew, of Baltimore, visited Mrs.
| |. N. Stoner several days last week.
I. J. Ham, of Baltimore, paid a flying
visit to some Of his old friends last week.
Rev. B. #. Murray, of Woodbury., and Mrs.
| 0rpha Young aud daughters, of Baltimore,
visited George r. Staub and wife on Friday
and Saturday last.
| Miss Mary Taylor, Maud Taylor, Dica Ship
| ley and Beulah Evans. of Carrollton, visited
Miss Norma Staub on Saturday and Sunday
| last.
| Preaching in the Wakefield Bethel Church
of God this Sunday evening at o'clock by
| Rev. V. X. Belts, of Carrollton.
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Mt. Airy Items.

SErrrnsrR l2.-Mr. aud Ms Arthur Bar
rrll have gone to Baltimore Ia 1--we,
Miss Mare CiAry spent a few days recently
IN Frederick.
Stanley Aldrjge wAs hosss on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Poole hss retained home AFTER
visiting her amt near here.
Mis- Katie Sushaum has returned to bel
home ia Frederick. after spending some time
with her sisters.
Mrs. Henry Clay spent last week in Balti
more
Mr. and Mrs. Milton HARRISON spent sAiur
day and Sunday In Fredcr1ck.
Mrs.. {. Sponcriler. who has been sex io'
some time, Is much better ard able TO be out
The carpenters are gesiiag along hne wiih
the new church here
Preaching Sunday ., 10 IS e. m. a. Pine
Grove Church by Rev. ). A. Parker
The Misses Miller have retained aitel
spending some time With their parenis IN Nesi
Virginia
Mrs. A. T. Mercer and daughter Edith hAv,
gone to their home IA Baltimore. after spend
ing some t.me ~lih her parrnts, Mr.. and Mr.
William Roberts.
great many OF oar people attended the
JabiIee in Baltimore tbs week.
Mr. Ed Barns and ~iir. al Baltimore, sPea
a few days recently herr
Miss Eva Couden has gone g. Washington
u. c.
Miss Ada Skeg, Is VISITING IN Washington
y. {.
Mr.. Kolb and sou Gale .peu, couple o
DAYS at West Fails
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Hundreds of Jews Killed.

SIEDICE, POLAND, September l0.-The ter
rible crimes committed at Kishneff and other
Jewish centers have been repeated here
Half of the 80, 600 population of this city are
Jews. Hundreds ofthe latter have been killed
and wounded in the past "a hours by the bru-
tai soldiers the Gar. Women and children
have not been spared. There is evidence that
the massacre was planned. The soldiers
warned all of the Christian population in ad-
vance to hang out their ikons so that they
might remain undsturbed. Saturday night
some terrorists killed two soldiers, and there.
upon the Libau Regiment broke forth in un-
restrained fury. They began numbering Jews
on every hand and continued the work of
slaughter all night Saturday night and all day
Sunday. The CHASTITY work of numbering and
pilleging continued until an early hour this
morning, when Governor General Skallon
telegraphed forpermission to use the artillery.
Four batteries then opened fire down Plenk
ma, Warsaw ard Aliena streets, which were
inhabited by thousands of Jews. The de-
struction was horrible. As result of the
general slaughter, it is estimated that fully 200
Jews have been killed and 1000 wounded.
Not soldier was killed and but few injured.
This morning squads ofsoldiers were parad
ing through the streets selling pilaged watches
and jewelry. The army officers openly eoun.
tenanced the selling of loot The local Gov.
Englke took no steps to prevent the outrage.
The refugees continue to crowd the stations.
The soldiers are drunk and behaving with ex-
traordinary brutality.
A delegation of citizens asked the governor
to order the troops to cease firing, but the
governor replied that the citizens must deliver
up their leaders and the revolutionists or other
wise the city would be bombarded The
authorities assert that Is terrorists have ar
rived here from Warsaw and that they must
be arrested before any of the inhabitants are
permitted to leave the city.
The scenes yesterday and today were of
unspeakable horror. Everywhere there were
screams and cries mingled with the sound of
shoo'ihg. Women and children we're NAL
treated and murdered.
Soldiers invaded the the restaurant of the
Victoria Hotel and destroyed the furniture of
the establishment aud carried off the wines
aud liquors.
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Meklnstry's items.

SEPTEMBER I2-Cutting corn Is the order OF
the day in this neighborhood; the crop is an
extra good one.
Mrs. Joseph Kelly and daughter Joannah,
of Taneytown. visited friends at Mckinstry' 5
the past week.
Miss Emma Pool and daughter, Of York,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Mary A. Engler.
Miss Fannie and Emma Lynn, OF Union
Bridge, visited friends here on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas and Rose Haines, of Lin~ood,
visited Mrs. Mary A. Eugler the past week.
Mrs Fannie Boone, of Union Bridge, !;
spending a week with her father in.law, John
Boone.
c. A. Parrish arrived home from Phila
delphia the past week.
John Cronice, of Frederick, spent Monday
at McKinstry's.
VIM. Zepp arrived Monday evening from
his trip to Florida.
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COM UNITED SUICIDE.
Alvey @. Wilson Kills Himself by In
haling Gas.

Mr. Alvey Q. Wilson, of New Windsor,
a travelling salesman, committed suicide Mon
day night at the home of his friend, Mr.. John
B. Thompson, 7I2 n. Calhoun street, Balti-
more, by asphyxiation. Wilson, who was a
travelling man went TO the house of Mr..
Thompson some time during the night and
asked to be allowed to spend the night. he
was placed in the second story front room oil
Mr.. Thompson house, and as Mr.. Thompson
supposed retired soon thereafter. This morn
Mr. Thompson noticed the odor of gas escap'
ing and traced it to Wilson's room.
The door Of the room was locked and had
TO be broken down in order to gain admission.
There Wilson was found lying on the bed, with
a gas tube. one end of which was attached to
a gas jet, held in his mouth. The windows OF
the room were fastened and the keyhole IN
the door plugged up, giving every evidence
that the suicide was thoroughly premeditated
and planned out. According TO Mr.. Ihomp'
son, the odor of the gas in the room was stiff
ling.
Mr.. Thompson can give no cause for vii
sons act further than the opinion that the
suicide was due to depression over business
matters. He believes that Wilson went to his
house for the purpose of committing the deed.
Officer Mark K. Scholl Of the Northwestern
police precinct was standing on the corner
alarm was given went to the house and took
charge of the body. On Tuesday morning Cor
ouer Baldwin investigated the death and pro
nouned il suicide.
Mr.. Wilson was travelling salesman for the
J. |. Case Corn and Planter Cultivator Works,
of Racine, Wis, having entered into business
with this firm on July 10, and was pleased very
much with the business be was doing, and said
it run far above his expectation. He was q
legal resident of this county. and WAS active
in politics as q Democrat. He was a delegate
from Franklin district to the recent Con
gressional convention held in this city.
Mr.. Wilson left hos, of friends who deeply
regret his loss, as he always had good word
for everybody be came In contact with.
His father is dead, but his mother resides
in New Windsor. He leaves the following
brothers and sisters-William ]. Wilson,
this city, Charles and Misses Fannie and Edna
Wilson, of New Windsor
His funeral took place on Thursday aiier
noon At she Sans Greek German Baptls,
Church, Elder Abraham Snader, Of New
Windsor. conducting the service. His re.
mains were inferred in the cemetery nearby
in the family burying grounds. The active
pallbeArers were Joseph l.. Franklin. Harry j.
Haines and T. Albert Crawford. members Of
the order of Eagles: JEFF. Gum. Marshall
Pickett and Oscar NJ. Spurrier, members OF
p. O. s Of A., Of which orders he was q mem
Der. Honorary pNllhearers were A. lockard.
+. l.. IAmberd, of Baltimore; Leslie Smelser,
New Windsor. T. J. CoonAn and b. F. Grouse,
Of Westminster. and Lee Myers, OF Ljnwood.
Harvey Bankert funeral director.
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RaI4innra IuhIIae.

The Jubilee held in Baltimore this week
has run far above the expectation of the corn
mittee. Everything has been a rousing sue
cess. and nothing 10 mar the pleasures butthe
'red hot sun. The Westminster Fremen
and drum corps left on Thursday morning to
participate in the fremen's parade, and had
a good hot time. =.
The Baltimore American of September "a
SAYS: The fremen from Westminster were
headed by their own fife and drum corps and
the company-Westminster Fire and Hose
The men wore neat fitting uniforms of blue
cloth, with small caps TO match. They were
commanded by Mr.. S. C. Stoner, marshal.
They had their hose carriage and one of the
tongue men was Mr.. o. d. Gilbert, the mayor
of the city. With the company was Mr.. J.;
Pearre Wantz. representing the Maryland
State Firemen's Association.
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LARGE Sale OF Real Estate.

Benjamin f. Grouse. executor of Henrietta
A. Krouse, sold at public sale, in this city, on
Saturday last, the following parcels of land
Lot No. |, withdrawn.
Lot No. 3 consisting of a two story wealth
erboarded house. on East Main street, to
Joshua ). Smith for $995,o0.
Lot No. 8, consisting of house, on East
Main street, to John Wagner for l,03i.00.
Lot No. 4, consisting Of dwelling, on East
Main street, to John Wagner for $4,000.
Lot No. 5. consisting of dwelling, on
Webster street, to Oscar ID. Gilbert for $l52.
Lot No 8, containing 3 acres. roods and
u square perches, to Howard F. Shipey fol
S700 90 per acre, aggregating S267. 10.
Lot No. :. containing 3 acres of land, TO the
Westminster Water Company for $4,000 pei
acre, aggregating $4,000.
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Mountain View Items.

SEPTEMBER l2.-Mr. and Mrs. N'mrod
Davis entertained on Sunday Mr.. anu Mrs
Samuel Bond, Paul T. Bond Winter d. and
Evelyn Bond, of Marston; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
T. Davis. H. Clyde Davis, Edna Davis, Wilbur
n Davis. Ruth and Eva Davis. of Llnwood
NJ Ardine Mullinix and two daughters,
Naroaret and Bessie of Day, and Howard
Dern. of Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Laura Harrison, of Mt. Olive, visited
her daughter. Mrs. Elsie Grimes, on Tuesday
Mrs. Amelia Davis is visiting her son, .. /.
Davis. of Linwood.
Miss u. X. Davis visited Mrs. Fannie Fair
new, of Watersville, on Tuesday.
Nimrod Davis on Monday while cutting of
corn found brier with ripe and green rasp
berries on it. They are little out OF season,
hut the flavor was very NICE
Mr.. and Mrs. james Flemming and son
James u, of Mt Olive, visited Mr.. j. l.
Gum and family on Sunday.
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Pleasant Hin lite ms

SEPTEMBER lS.-Mrs. Amelia Bowersox. Of
Silver Run. spent several days the past week
with her daughter. Mrs. Howard Grouse.
Mr. and Mrs Washington Wlherow, Of
Taneyiown. spent Sunday with Milton Study
and family.
james Slaub, wife and sons, of Littlesiown,
Pa. spent Sunday with franklin Bechtel and
wife. ,,
Charles Grouse and family, OF near Lltties
town. Pa, spent Sunday with Lew j. Mo'ieI
and family.
Miss lydia Sell. of near Pine Grove school
bonse. spent Saturday evening and Sunday
with Levi J. Motier and family.
Miss Emma Motter and Miss Lydia Sell at
tended large family party at the home OF Ira
G. Lawyer, SHADY Lawn" The party :, con
sisted Of a large number Of people from Han
over. Pa, who are relatives of the Lawyer
and Bowman families.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

SEPTEMBER l2.-0ur public school opened
on Monday morning with As scholars. The
average would have been much larger but fol
the wRoopins cough. which is bad at present.
Mrs. Noah Powell and Mrs. Levi Myers
who have been on the sick list, are GONZALES
cling under the skillful care of DIR. Jos. Herring
Abraham GeimAn. of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives ia this vicinity.
The following people visited friends in Bal
timore during the Jubilee: Mr.. and Mrs
William I. Myers. Levi Myers, aud Mrs
Wilson Warren aud children.
Miss Blanche Lober. of Baltimore, was thf
guest of Mrs. Wilson Warren last week.
Miss Anna Hahn, who has been visiting he
sister, Mrs. Emory c. Ebaugh., of Hildou
Ridge, has returned home.
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SEPTEMBER 12.-Willam Hatfield while
feeding Fleming Brother thrashing machine,
was struck in the eye with bundle of wheat
one day last week. The straw pierced the
sight, breaking off in the ball OF the eye
The doctors fear the sight has been destroyed.
He is now at hospital in Baltimore, where
the straw was removed.
There are several caess of typhoid fever
in this neighborhOod Among them are Mrs.
Eli Penn, who is in hospital in Baltimore.
Miss Edyth Fleming is attending the Jubilee
this week.
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All Day Services at Deer Park.

On Sunday. September 80, Deer Park M
P. Church will have all day services. The
people are expected to bring their dinner and
horse feed for themselves and visiting friends,
and remain on the grounds from the morning
until the afternoon service. Rev. +. /. Tagg,
d. D., President of the General Conference,
will be present aud preach at lO.3O q. IN. and
again at 2. 80 p. m. All former residents, as
well as those having friends buried in the
Deer Park cemetery, are especially invited to
be present, as well as the general public.
Special music for the occasion.
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Weather Record for the Week.

September s-mercury 20 at I a. m. and "a
at , y. m. clear September 9-mercury 20
at a. m. and 81 at . p. M; partially cloudy.
September l0-mercury GA al I a. IN. and SO
at p. m. clear. September ll-mercury SO
at a. IN. and 81 at p. M; clear. Septem.
Der l2-mercury 90 at a. m. and So at p.
m. mist, followed by fair weather. September
lS-mercury SO at a. m. and "a at 2 p. IN. /;
mist and rain September 14-mercury 6S at
I a. M and II at , p. m; cloudy, followed by
clear weather.
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Special Notices.

Sunday, September 80, will be Banner Day
at Brandenburg NJ. P. Church. Service at 10
a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Good speakers and
singers will be present,
St. Pauls Reformed Church-Sunday school
at 9 80 a. m. the holy communion at 1880
a. M. preparatory service Friday, September
IA, at 100 p. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-14
Business Locals.

A new addition to the line-The best of
acknowledgements and Fittings is put
into 1.-The Tailor Made"
The Pride of Dolly misunderstanding at
81. OO-For sale at Representative Shoe Stores.
If You want to know about whiskey, ask a
liquor dealer. If you want to know what will
cure the whiskey disease, don't ask him, but
write the Kelley Institute, 21l North Capitol
street, Washington, d. c.
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AIasia Items.

SgrrgNHER s-MiSs Capitola Wilhelm, Of
Woodberry, spent the past week visiting rela-
lives and friends near here.
The festival held here last Saturday evening
by the Sunday School Was very largely at
, tended.
Jacob Wilhelm. of Woodberry, spent few
DAYS the past week visiting iriends m our vi
ciniiy
Charles Mott, of Baltimore, died Monday
morning at the home OF bis parents, J. l..
Mott and wife, OF near here. Death WAS due
20 heart trouble. The remains were taken 10
Union Bridge for burial on last Wednesday
morning. train leaving here at ESQ. Besides
his Wife and son he is survived by MS parents,
SIX brothers and seven sisters.
We notice some Of our horse back riders
are afraid Of dust. therefore, they ride in the
path through our village instead of the road.
Miss Florence Blocher is visiting relatives
and friends in Baltimore.
Harrison Wilhelm. of Baltimore, spent q
few days the past week visiting his sister, Mrs.
H. Hofacker. Of this place.
Jacob II. Blocher has rendered his resignR-
ton to the W. NJ. K. r. Co. as agent at this
place Mr.. Blocher Is one Of the oldest agents
along the line, being in service for 26 years,
aud one who helped to build the road. he
has filed his office courteously and honestly,
and ~e wish him success in whatever he may
undertake.
SgPrExsER l2-Messrs. Harold Swami and
| Walter Belt of Hoffmanville, are visiting
I friends and relatives in Baltimore.
r. W. Gregory and wife are visiting in Bal
/ iimore during the great Jubilee.
| |. " Blocher. wife and family spent Sun
/ day with Jefferson Abbott and wife, at West
minister.
/ c. n. Hamilton spent Sunday with relatives
1 nj Jarrettsville.
| Your correspondent has been informed that
I Hon. j. f. c. Talbot will be present ST Grave
/ Run celebration September 22nd, and deliver
| an address. All roads will lead to Grave Run
! Miss Ella May Hare, of York, Pa, visited
/ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hare, the
I past week.
Mr.. L. Il. Epply spent Wednesday in Bal
| limore.
/ j. Harry Blocher and wife spent a few day
/ in Baltimore the past week.
Operator c. Hartman. of Hanover, was sen
here 10 relieve our operator.
J. c. Hoffacker is visiting relatives in Han
over.
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Miller Bros. Co.
LADIES' FALL JACKETS.
Timely Offering Of light aceights.

Timely Offering OF hgH Wea9MS
Fall is here, means cool mornings and evenings
Don't get out of those thin dresses?
Certainly Arenyou going to take in the County FARSI
Sure.
Now-it is too cool to go without wrap, and too
early for heavy winter coat so we have made tins
splendid purchase of magnificent Jackets especially for
your Fall comforts.
Charming in their newness, style and beauty-you
will Just want one when you see them.
Listen to the detal-remembering that we give more
value for the than any other store in the county,
no careful Lady should be without of these Jackets
We have them in the always popular good quality
Tan Cloth also in the dresy Black Chevios,
all elegantly made, neatly trimmed some lined with silk,
with without collars just you wish; loose or tight
fitting backs your fancy dictates, with your size and
purse well cared for IF you little large fit
a little small your size is here and these
figures should appeal every Lady.
The prices are:
500, 500, 800, 1000, 1900 and $500.
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Mrs.. Laura May. wife Of Mr.. William II.
Benson. Of BALTIMORE, formerly Of this county,
died on September =. aged ahout IS years
A husband and children survive her The
funeral took place on Saturday frou her late
RESIDENCE. and lb,rFmenl Was 10 l1uton Park
cemetery. Services Wrre conducted by Rev,
] T. Rooster The p-lilp-arrrs werr AeSsrs-
Wm. c. Bs-nsnn. Charlrs y. BENSON. George
T. Rensnu. Charles " Waycit. Wa. L
Hook and Harry A. Hook
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Mrs.. Mary E., wife ol EFua A. Waldius.
tou, OF ls.2g MadisJn ayenar. Baltimore, died
Tuesday, 9Th inst, Al iheir Summer home 10
MAYORS. Richmond county. Virginia Mrs.
Waddington Is survived by her husband, three
soas aud three daughter. Que OF the latter OF
whom became the wife OF Mr.. George Thomas
Blair. Of san Francisco. = brother Of Mrs. W.
II. Hnlung Of this city. Jus, one monih be
fore his mothers death. Mrs. Blair M
able 10 be present al the funeral, winch took
place on the 9Th inst. ia Baltimore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-16
Hpssins l,es.s.,
By Two Coussas.

u d . y
Kind I'd. 10 will try to write
. lev lines for oar wonderful
paper.
More ram more rest.
Church. 81 r. s. vas welt
attended.
Ms. Dosis MUIR 10 very low u
prescott.
Allen Zirsohky Of K. G. 10 visit.
ing friends and relatives Al present
Floyd Bcboonover purchased .
pony yesterday.
Ri Tate and wife who has been
sick for the past two weeks il
better At present.
Josie and John Collins were
seen buggy ridiog.suo. evening
Richsrd HutseIl and Nor'
Ciinkiugsmith were married We'd
nesday.
1 Jessie Carter ia still trsvel.r
the long lonssome road that lead
to the Widow Cieavers.
Singing at the Crsuso Schoo
House was we'll attended,
Walter Clinkingsmith travel
1.-The road to ]. g. Tates.
George and Bud Watson, job
land Martin collins started
Kansas this morning. Good.hy
Boys.
Well ~ news il scarne W" WI
close. so goodbye to all.
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GREEN VALLEY ITEMS.
by Jack and jill.

Well as it has been raining this
morning ! will try aud scribe u
few items Tor The valuable little
CREssET,
MrC: o, Koeliag, Misses ldn.
Esther, and Ruth Frisk OF Eitin
Hills were ths welcome Xuert OF
Mrs, Fssedholm aud family last
Sunday OF Rockdals,
Quite u, number attended the
ICE cream social Ut Ston"y Point
lu-t Saturday night.
| Mrs. d. s Matte aud Willie
Green attended Church Gown NJ
P,nch.m ias, Friday,
Harry Agee attended the
Picnic ut H.r,yillu last Saturday
luaa also visit rcla,ives.
Mrs. F. ", Neukirk and john
West Of Wbsislo,,e spei't lust Fri.
and SATURDAY. with their brother
| Mr.. Samuel West Of BenveI
creek
Clnrn and Emil Frisk are visit
ing relatives III C"i""l ihis week
/ Ella Nruk,rk spen, Fridny alter
nncn with ,h- Misses Greens.
! Mr., and Mrs. Marks and len,
and Waiter attend"d p,cnic il
HartyiiIe last Saturday hug. 4.
Maine Agin aud family spen