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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

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s Sell Mileage , ooks sa.ti5 Two
s5 l Cents Per Mile ssSi


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which tlla col led IL tia STATE
law RED !rls abroad to sell ..00o.mils
mileage Boo ks d.
Ss The oyefnor and the At torney-G General
4 Il ave- had b some con ferences and corres.
spo,lndence ~ II Ia subject and are anxio us
that whatever can be done sshal sbe done
to- compel compliance witt, X is law, Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
othiag from Stairs

v Up to "a late shouv last night oshing ,t.s y
beer heard al the pent entiary conc ernlllg ttnk
probable wher abo,ts spf w n staAf s,, thu
etcapod eonyist. ESsry. EFFORT " beins maa q
Ss!nx hitp back v aasttSs. u, X. q sli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Governor 3, j, 81 nor Returns.

b Governor Claude al 1 Swanson returned
dei i an address at the laying ola
eornory atone for confederate 81 r'onur
5ment. The \ Governor will be in his Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
sfANNEXATIO ON DV1AtNCED.y
q l
3Richmo nd5 City Case Goes on the
n n IA II a Privileped Docket,

IN "a rnotion made Shys City Attorlley
Horny J II Pollard tn ltichnond city Hcnrlco
county anns3a Ease fias been s ADVANCED
IN the Supreme a Court OF s9 Virginia to the
nr,yleaed q dock TIL s N probably means the
hearing x Of they co a at the November term OF
the court; & and naS declson during this year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
MI. Hicks Retire,sllI..t'

pemocl ali comm 1tt from s1S III ssoa I'd
has Tesiyned his seat In K that BODY 9IIhe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Mr.. Dohertya In1IYited.'

Labor Commissioner James p, poherty ha.
teen Invited to! attend the annna! meeting %
the Labor COMMUNIST oners Of the United states
nsst9R gs {saa o shat
he Will be able to attend. M tif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
M any SUNNI ed.
D eli htful M sic GALE.

4a,.a q .,,a y
1,,i IA Ia IN her
M rs ~ Bsin6ridaa Street. Tho5
$followirlR S3Snrogran1 wa ~ rem dered X
S'PenrlW Dawtl rops,, (Birbeck). fiss Lucy
SBest ana V,l,ispers''g stanley),
M isses Gladys j Zones and Nellie - eitrick;i
.Onn with the Polonaiae1s IT roubrie) Miss
Mary i Hines ;s. Cleopat ira Petrie) y Misses
5Alyass Angel and M az Ferris \; vocal solo, L
] Brown ;:ss'' Dance q the
Demons, Miss Roxes SIS les ne
Graces Wachs NJ iases gram
and Kate Love an q Passo 9,
(Iessina) N ias Ferris s % tarelle
(Behr) Lottle smltn ana
Anderson Dance hspa
MISS
P PSigI1 Aditcheii paseinF spirits yohn
Miss 8Alyaas Angel 81! Honey suc
5(RoseWig), I NJ isses May MI Oh olas! and May
DIETRICH 'ersian Is outski) Y
Misses ana sRoxis. sxyies
Good b M hland m g. g ss 9oer5s
$derlerJ las festal
Array gleman) t'lr5
srett and Ida nj u.
medal ~
HookerS
during the sessio 2. .Sit
ss5 8 en1 IN eprO to CIR and "a ury aS
49, :, a a. ri I'd as yesterday
w - ~ ~, \, Grand 1urybby
.na,;,r y III GnHa a ttinr tor Squire
Cheat than, IN Oak rove: 4, j
was char stts sa,t
old - t,,t sa1S
2 neero woman, y IN
had e cu her throas as an;
less she acceoEea g .,
trial, and the negro was as nin arTesteu
on charge OF felony. SsS
s. Mrs. Zones and man named 25 re-
the charge q being drunk ana
$faited 4 har bond 70 keep the peace,
M g n = o ,u,,l - ~, * one n
~ - 49, Z. : ~
NJ A. ROVER ,sa, Y. nlll4
bride on June
from CSo'll., where sne VEN WIZ
her husband directly, alters har
iss Sue Harris y ana WEI
were marri le II = y =,
the Main Street hta On. py {.
woodward paste OF SiCowardin Avenue ~ !.
Church y ne 18Th q l:oWiera a!eo
and on the MS
home N
81 4,
time to purenas ~ a,9 81 a. haa
!. e :, y, har
the8 ytrlpatiy a ~ .'t.l
lR PerSOnalSFan and Briefs. II
rho Yol ~ ~ Council commit meet
,ngsS haye been Ssche duled tor next week;
"A 9MonjdaySright at f8S o. clock-P Ice Com
m i,.sI "a.
Tuesdayb night Sat 70 o. eli ck Fire Copl:s;
mr,Issoners. 5sy...
Thursday night 4; at ~ Z: ~ 'clo ck-Flre:
Commit ee:# on lths same Mig 1t ct So
Election COMMITTEES, and ct 80, o,cloeKT-!
Health Commit 5at n the ~ street
Commit ee. l N 4. ]: hi
d Among those Who went en Il ride ,eS
Thursday night T. aGop asans t'e,,.
Beau are az
ME MOVIES ! 1ou,se
Mary Rena :ana
Rean Enma LnYai !,
well Nfessrs
Wells, Byron Let Ha rd, fienry9St5ehtt1e,S JrY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Very respect full " 4 n. ].
3 s WILLIAM. c.. lT3ENTIEf Z,
/, a, JOHN IS, HARDWOOD,
u a 81. sYpNOR Y II

II. 4. HARDWOOD. AZ (. ss 4; s, I.
SS5gs OF AZ, Virginia Division, III 58l l:S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

tcrtoined tho party At supper nt the Palace
cafe, Mr. and Mrs Willcs win make their
homo In Bcbcr
Mrs. Alvin Robinson entertained at n din
ner party Thursday evening for her daughter.
Miss Stella. Covers We're laid FOR eight
Mrs. Angus Beebe entertained tho Palace
club Thursday evening.
The engagement OF Miss Anna DOuCass and
MT Bert sutton has been announced TO their
friends
Miss Bculah storrs had dinner party lost
sunday. Those present were Misses TeaslaIc.
Leedom. Lydia Jones. Hazel Elliott. Straw
horn. Storrs. MosSrs Jensen Geno Jones Gene
Clun. Mckay, Tnvorner. Erecl,son and Shank.
nes. and a Few invited guests wero enter
tnined Friday evening by Miss Chloe Smoot
Mrs. William Fcrre OF Payson was in Provo
Sunday.
Mrs Markham Cheeyer entertained q fcw
friends at tho Hotel Roberts Thursday after
noon Those present were Mesdames Rucller
a ID. Smith, Gates, Noon, Blereack Tectzcl
Surh.
American Fork Sunday.
Messrs. Erickson. Gense Gene Jones md
Emile Jensen spent Sunday. May 20, at Hober
Mrs Nellie Tenney !s visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and AIRS. Silas Alfred Mira Tcnnoy
earthquake
C. o. Newell left Tuesday for California, az
Ter stay of few weeks in Provo
- HRBo purity OF Provo ludics had n picnic
party saturday In Provo Canyon Tho day
was spens on the lawn at tho Mum Power
station
The Nineteenth Century club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs Schwnb. Mrs Corr
man read paper on Tho Poetry OF Evasion
Doubt and Hope"
The Sorosis club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Slater. Miss May Ward of the
Domestic Science department OF tho unlvcr-
eity gave paper on Domestic Science"
Margaret Nav read a paper on Booker r
Washington and Tuskogec" Mrs, Clara Henry
gave paper on Italian Writers" Tho club
mcets next week with Mrs Slater and all
members are requested to be present, as IL
Will bo tho last meeting OF tho year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
lsAPROVO0,
TylSOClETTNW
Special to Tho Tribune


PROVO. May 1o-Mr. md Mre. A L. Wood
house and Miss Hattie Pike left Monday for
st. George 10 spend q month with DR.. and
Mrs, Wnlter Pike. Mr. and Mira Greenwood
Will join the party at Medina
Prof. and Hra. Lund spent last Sunday in
Salt Lako.
Leo Erandcnburgcr WAS In Salt Lako and
Bingham Tor several days,
Monday evonlng tho Flyo Hundred club sur
prlsed Mr.. and Mrs. sam King Cards wan
tho Camo OF the evening Prizes were won
By Mrs lIavcrcamp and A. T, Smith
Cardp nro out announcing tho wedding OF
Miss Gcno Noycs and Frank Hoover The
wedding reception viii be held Thursday even
ing May "a at tho homo OF tho BRIDES par
ents. Mr. and Mrs l. Ill Noyes.
MIRO Edith Beck Martin was In Salt IaHo
fow days. tho guest OF Sirs. c, II. Thomp-
Mrs, Thornhm of oImstcd spent Friday in
Provo.
Prudella Altman and William Alexander
married Thursday evening.
Mrs Eph Sutton and son Raymond spent tho
nrst OF tho week in Salt Lake.
Mrs Martha PembeTton Is expected homo
In u few days from her eastern trip.
Tho G. r. r. girls met Wedncsdny evening
this homo OF Miss Alon. Miss Stella Frsbcc
read paper Social Improvement"
Miss Reba J., Bccbe and Mr Clyde Willcs
Nero married Monday evening. Only the Inn
mediate friends were present Mr. ii. l.. Pratt
performed tho ceremony and Mr.. McGean en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
ABDUCTION CHARGED
Bad Man of New York Is
Roughly Handled.

NEW YORK. Nav 19.-Enraged fathers
and mothers. aided by bystanders who
were told OF the facts In the case at
tempted to drag Joseph Miller from de-
tcctivcs who had arrested him on six
charecs-two of an extremely serious ma
tIro four of abduction-al preferred by
the parents of children ranging i'm age
from to 70 ycnrs. Men struck him In
tho face over the shoulders of hu cap
tors who finally had to drag him on to
n car to prevent him from being seriously
injured.
wcIl-laid plot. When the parents of the
children became aware of what had been
occurring since last February. they told
Can't, Langen of the East Elghty-clghth
atrcct station. He assigned Detectives
Rlumel and Wlldnuucr. Barbara Koehler
and Bertha Knachak OF No 1882 Second
avenue, who confessed that they had
cone TO Fort George With Miller, were
fold to attend tho Union Settlement Sun
day-schooI as usual They did so. At
Ninty-fourth street and Second avenue
Miller met them. Ho offered Barbara 20
cents TO go to Fort George with him.
The two detectives pounccd on the man.
and Immediately the attempt was made TO
deal out summary Justice by the angry
Miller protested that the girls were not
telling the truth. The two preferred the
most serious charSes. while four others
charged him with abduction The latter
accusation VIII be made grnyer as soon
ag all the facts can DO gathered by the
police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

last evening In honor OF the Contestants OF the
hold-day exercises during the afternoon.
Mrs. o. T.. Borg who has been visiting with
her sstcr. Mrs. Loren \. Olsen OF this city,
returned to nor homo in Richheld. Thursday.
George Larson OF this city VIII leave today
tor u months visit with friends and relatives
at soda Springs.
President y c. Iund Of Mt Pleasant was
IN attendance at a faculty meeting at the
academy Wednesday
Fred Rasmussen and Miss Rachel Christcn-
sen or this city were married ut Provo. Fri
day. Tho brldo and groom arc two OF Eph-
rains most popular citizens. They viii make
iheir homo In Snanish Fork whore Mr., RnS-
musSen Is engaged as station agent for the
-. II. @. Railway company,
Miss Tracy Lund pleasantly entertained n
number OF her friends At her home Thurs
served. after which tho guests engaged them
selves in various games and social chat
President A. IL Lund OF Salt Lake city was
visiting friends ana relatives I'm this city tho
first or tho week
Mrs George Anderson returned home from
Salt Lake Friday whore sho has been visiting
relatives tho past week.
Superintendent OF tho Muntl Forest Ro-
serve. Parlcy ChristiHnscn of this city. ouond-
od a meeting OF tho Forest Rangers at Mt
Pleasant the hrst OF the week
Miss LYDIA Rosquist entertained largo
number OF her friends at her homo Thursday
night. Luncheon served in elaborate style
after which tho guests were given n musical
treat
was a business visitor at Ne Pleasant.
Wednesday,
A worry pleasant surprise party was ten
dcred Ernest Foulscn at his homo Wednesday
evening In honor of the anniversary or his
birth Tho evenings cnJoyments consisted OF
songs. rccitatlons ana Instrumental music. uf-
ter which tho guests wore served dinner In
tho large dlnins-roOm, which tastily dec
Orutcd Tor the occasion.
Christopher Iverson returned homo from salt
Lake Thursday. where no has been spending
the winter.
The children of Mrs. Gunncl DOrIus ten
dercd her very pretty party, Thursday, in
honor OF tho nnniycrsnry OF her birth, largo
number OF presents wero given hor by The
many relatives In attendance.
I'd Madsen returned to his homo In Mt
Pleasant this week, uftor spending n few dnys
In this city with friends.
Mt and Mrs Brigham Arnoldson OF this
city LEFT wednesday for Garfield where they
VIII make their home IN tho future.
Clarence Peterson returned homo from Black
Rock Thursday. where he has been the last
mo2th
Mrs, George Bean. or Richned. Is visiting
with her daughter. Mira. Porley Peterson OF
this city this wcok
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Of this city
visiting Mrs, AndersOn's sister at Sallna
this week.
Mr and Mrs. James Hansen very pleasantly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

Sloan MTs. Seth Lanxton. Mrs G. w.
Thatcher. Mrs Willard LanGton end Mics
Dora Wright
Miss Annie Raymond was hostess at very
pretty 4 o'clock tea. Saturday afternoon. The
table dainty decorated and Miss Ray
monds guests Mrs, NJ NJ. Fisher, Mrs
Andrew Flnck. Mrs. y. r. Moore. Miss Kylo.
Mlss Fisher. Miss Mary Jensen Miss Dc
Graf and Iiss Edna Linn.
Mlsg Ncrna Bowman entertained tho follow
Ing guests at n delightful dinner at Hansen's
parlors, Saturday evening: Miss Amanda
HomEren. Miss Mildred Jensen Niles Kate
Adamo, F. u Farrell. stuart Lee. r. G. and
E G. Peterson.
Miss Vienna McAlester is back from three
months visit with her brother at Monterey.
Cal.
Miss Ectuc Mckay OF ogden spent several
days OF tho week visiting with Mrs. G. W
Thatcher.
Mrs. Mary Hansen and Mrs Ed. Thomas
left wednesday FOR Teton, where they VIII
make their future home
Mrs. wilkes OF Salt Lake, mothor OF Nirs
II. d. styer, Is visiting at her daughters homo
In Logan.
Tho Rebekah lodge gevo delightful dancing
party at the Odd Fellows hall. Wednesday
evening There large number or guests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

present and the music was furnished by Mrs
Stoney and Mrs. Lumartz.
Mr.. Chas. England is visiting at Los An
gclcs
Mrs. Joseph England ond Miss Olive Eng
land. OF Tooele. are visiting with Logan rela-
tivos.
Ernest Ncedhnm OF Preston visiting at
the home OF his mother Tuesday and Wednos
day
Mr. and Mrs. Z Larocn Of ReIburg
visiting with Logan relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Peter o. Peterson OF Arizona
visiting in Logan. tho guests OF James
Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs James 3. Dlllwart OF Pueblo,
Colo. left Tor home "Wednesday, after a
pleasant visit with Logan relatives.
Train for Bcrphardt performance leaves
715 p. I'm. Passes not good on this train
Train leaves from the Saltair Beach
depot Round trip nc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Ephraim Society.
s2ccIaI to Tho Trlbunc.

EPURAIM, May 19.-Onc OF the most de-
Ughttul affairs the the dinner
party given by Miss Ehodu Larson her
homo Saturday night I'm honor OF friends from
Ncphi. An elaborate dinner served, after
which the guests retired To the parlorp where
the evening was pleasantly spent I'm roctn-
tions, songs instrumental music and social
chat The guests present wcr" the Misses Ella
MauGho. Louise Chapel OF Ncphl and Miss
Carrie I.urpon OF Ephrdim; hcssra. Jacob Cole,
man. Thomas Nickers OF NcphI. Hubert Chris
uanson. Honri BiNlcr OF Ephraim.
Tho faculty of tho Snow academy gave u
grand dancing party al tho assembly hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

entertained a number OF their friends ot their
homo Wednesday
grand dancing party was given al hoh-
sens pavilion last night
Mrs Fred Rasmussen returned home from
Spanish Fork Thursday.
Iehl Peterson. Jr. OF saliua. was on
Ephralm visitor this week,
4 largo number OF eX-students are in at
tendance at the academy this week on ac-
count OF tho commencement exercises,
Ncls Christiansen OF M0yneld was q business
ylsItor I'm this city Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
ESSPus!nN'gl

f Ias Tribune
NAY D,-The Sigma Alpha frater-
at an elaborate banquet at
l0'ei on Saturday evening. Tho
.tl aSo tables were beautifully dec
az Az 'onps and forEet-me-nots. r. {.
Tue honors OF toastmaster and
lug lady guest and mo,nbcrs were
'un,ol and Mrs. J. A Bexen. Mrs.
reIr aios Blanche Caine, Miss
~ MISS Eunlce jacobson, Miss
NJ Mrs Grace F1sker. Mles Myrtle
H.. Nand Egbert. Miss Carey Nc
n Eva Farr and Miss Daisy An
r.sh hilman. Roy Rudolph. +. r..
- SohDelly. Ellis Hudaman.
/ o-D, ., Ritter Jr.. W. ]. CoDgcr,
ADAMS and W. A. Jensen.
si;s :ssf '1 ot Salt Lake spen. the week
'A Logan relatives.
M, Hatcher entertained at a most
'shsz,ef'ck ef'ck tea nj the B. Y. college.
"A sh sl,S The table was oristicalIy
M. an eut flowers and covers wero
~ !" g Preston. Mrs. Ncttie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
BrickYa1ds Begin Work.

COEYMANS. n Y. May 19.-Thc brick
Yards here began work today with nenrly
The full complement OF men, thus closing
the strike, which has lasted about two
weeks. Tho troops aro still here and Will
be maintained over Sunday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
OGDEN AND RETURN 81
Via D. & R. G., Sunday, May 20.

Trains leave Salt Lake S.i6 a m,
1925 a m. las p. m. Returning leave
ogden ZOO p. m. Good stage accom-
modations up ogden canyon The
Hermitage is serving trout and chicken
dinners. The canyon. with Its famous
whirlpools. was never prettier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
1,,szHz ~ = 3 2 air
~ g o zfh
5GESSzE9RES
O. RA = HAE ER
10 It's Yessshasgg Color

Had been troubled with daHdruff a
long time. After using ono bottle OF
Hairhealth / found the dandruff gone
and my hair, which was two thirds
gray Il am As years old, restored 10
its natural auburn color.-G. EICH-
MAN, La Crosse, Wis"
HAlRHEALTH quickly brings
back youthful color TO gray hair, no
no matter how long IT has been gray or
white. Positively removes dandruff,
kills the germ and stops hair falling.
Does not stain skin or linen. Aided
by HAREINA SOAP il soothes
and heals the scalp, stops itching and
promotes fine hair growth. Largo Soc,
bottles, druggists.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

Friday, December ., 5. NJ,
McEihaney, int rding TO quit
farming, will sell at his residence
IA mile east of Hustontown, hors'
as, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming
implements, household goods,
sc. He will also offer 46 acres of
land. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, March Z. Christian
Martin, having rented his farm,
and intending to quit farming,
viii sell at hisresidence, two miles
south of McConnellsburg horses,
cattle, hogs, farming implements,
hay, corn, and household goods.
Sale begins at . o'clock.
A. l.. While, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, March 12, John Fore.
man will sell at his residence on
the Rush Cline farm at Fort Lit
tleton, live stock, farming imple
ments, &c. Sale begins at 10 O..
clock.
A. y. Vlble, auctiOneer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

The roughening of the skin of
the hands and arms is due to
like cause, the lack of oil. The
cold deprives the skin of the oil;
washing the hands and arms and
not drying them properly gives
rise to the same trouble. If you
will grease the hands and arms
after washing them, you will find
that the skin will become smooth
and supple. The dryer the skin,
the more likely 1t is to crack and
bleed, or 10 break out in a rash,
an eczema. The latter is an in
flammatloh Of the Skin. The long
kid gloves which are worn with
the short-sleeved jackets, are an
insufficient protection to bare
arms for the winter. Eve1 large
muffs, into which the arms can
be plunged, leave the elbows
without protection, which is why
the skin at that part becomes
rougheued and chafed. When
ever the skin feels rough and
harsh, whether it Is the skin of
the face, arms or any other part
of the body, it shows that the
natural oil has not been sufficient
to keep the skin in good condi
ton, and this lack should be sup
piled at o1ce by grease 10 some
form or other. From "Good
Looks, in The La lies World for
January.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

Earl B. Morton, Of Plttsburg;
w. Don, Of SaIlx, Pa Miss Bes-
sic, of Sharpsburg, Pa; Roy, Of
the State Forest Academy, Mont
Alto, and Blanche, of Pierce's
Business College, Philadelphia,
are all spending their holiday va
cation IN the home of their par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Peter Nor
town. These with the five chill
dren at home complete the circle
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morton's family
~ ten children.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

The following clipping from the
Boone Iowa) Daily News Repub,
llcan, will explain change of ad
dress of a fol mer resident of Nc
ConnelIsburg, Mrs. w. H. Mcneil
nes Miss Alice Pittman.
"Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mcneil
viii after January lst, make their
htme in Sea'sboro, Iowa, where
they have just purchased the pri
vate bank of Searsboro. Mr.. Nc
Neiltakes possession Jan. 1st, and
Mrs. Mcneil and family will re
move to that city as soon as posi-
bic. Mr.. Mcneil is now IN that
city and will remain there &C IN
plehng arrangements for the re
ceptlon of his family.
The deal has been on for some
time but was not made public un,
til this afternoon. While the
News Republican wishes them
every success in their new home,
yetlt voices the sentiment Of the
community when 1t expresse!
sorrow at the removal of this es
Unable family" "
The many McConnelIsburs
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. McNeI
JOIN in wishing them abundan'
sstccess in their new business
venture.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27


Il rt Littleion. Sabbath school,
$50 a. m; Preaching service,
1890 a. m Subject, The Here
Of Galilee; Epworth League, 7:0C
p. m.
knobsvllle - Glass meeting,
1890 q. m; Sabbath school, 1:3C
p. m : Preaching service, 2:30 p.
m.-Subject, Church mem ber
ship. The Sacrament Of Baptism
will be administered TO all the
probationers who have not been
baptized Infants may also be
presented for baptism. An op
portunity will also be gwen tc
unite with the church, on proba
tion, from probation, or by Churcf
Certificate.
McConnellsburg. --Sa b "a t /
school, $3.50 a. m ; Glass meeting
1890 a. m; Jr. Epworth League
200 p. m.; Sr. Epworth League
6:l5 p. m.-Subiect, "Our Pur
poses Tor 1906; Have they beer
accomplished - Leader, A, Y
Mace; Evening sermon, 200 p m
Subject, Solomon's Descrip
tion of Christ.-John Conley
Grimes, pastor,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

A desp ath IN Tuesdays Phila
delphia North American says
that sixteen couples fl ON Penn
sylyaala went over into Maryland
and were married the day before
Christmas. Among the number
is gwen the names of Joseph
Horton and Kate Dennisop, OF
Wells Valley. The name of the
bride is probably mis- spelled,
but our Wells Valley people Will
likely know who she Is.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

The Presbyterian Sunday
school held its annual Chri stmas
services in this place last Sunday
evening. Owing to the fact that
none of the other churches 10
town, except the United Presby-
terian, had services that evening,
the large audience room of the
Presbyterian was filed to the
limit of It's seating capacity. A
large Christmas tree, beautifully
decorated, stood on the pulpit
platform, and a program Of TWEEN
ty mum bers was rendered by
mem bers of the school, after
which the primary classes re-
ceived their usual treat.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Keller, of
York, are probably the oldest
married couple in York county.
They were married IN 1888, 6S
years ago, and have lived happily
together for that long period.
Both were residents of Windsor
township, for many years. Mr..
Keller is 80 years of age and Mrs.
Keller is 81. Both are active and
IN the enjoyment of good health.
The only affiictlon from age that
Mrs. Keller suffers is the loss oil
her sight, she having becom c
blind some years ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-27
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