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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-18

A BUSY DAY SPENT sN JUDGES
TuEspAY-THREE pEcl.
sioNs RENpEREp.

CHARLESTON. Jan sas
preme Court OF Appeals Ut It's sitting
Tuesday handed down the following
opinions:
Baltimore Bargain House 81 stl
Clair trustee, from Taylor county.
Reversed and renanded, opinionsby
Judge Cox. ID
Syllabus; /. A deoree Order ID I q
ohancery case appointing 9 recetyer
and thereby changine the possession
Of personal property y appealabIe,
2. The appointment q receiver
d not a matter Of tight ME power
TO appoint Is discretionary one TO
be- exercised with ereat clreumspec-
lion. The discretion i rot arbitrary
or absolute, but sound and iudictal
3. There Is no principle q the law
Of receiyeTship 81 greater wisdom
and more firmly established than
that requiring notice d tIis appltcas
lion
q. a receiver Of personal property
may be appointed N vacation With It'll
out notice Of tie applcation before
service Of process n me snit IN n
cases in which to reqaire tlotse would 91.
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.the necesgity for the appointment .

the necessity for the appointment Of
q receiver. set out the grounds
which excuse failure to give notice:
or they must at least appear by the
afidayits fled in support of the appli.
cation.
6. Equity, by virtue Of its gen,
.eral Jurisdiction over the admins.
tratlon Of trustees. has power to re.
move trustees for cause.
q. A bill brought to remove a
trustee to whom personal property
has been assigned for the benefit Of
creditors, and to appoint a receiver
for that property to be sufficient must
contain full and precise allegations,
showing the necessity for removal,
and that there. is danger Of loss or
incorporation Of the trust proper
u.
s. "a receiver may only be ap.
pointed in pending case. A suit
does mot lie for the sole purpose Of
appointing a receiver, but the court
must have Jurisdiction Of the suit
on some other ground before it can
make the appointment,
: 8. The appointment of a receiver
cannot be made Involuntary any
more than in term time except in a
pending case.
10. Al bill Of Injunction may be
sworn to by the agent or attorney
.of the plaintiff, but Is so, 1T must
appear from the verlfcation that the
person verifying the bill knows the
contents thereof, otherwise the veri-
tication is fatally defective.
Karnes VS.. johnson, from Mercer
county. Judgment reversed and
case dismissed. Opinion by Judge
Brapnon. Syllabus:
/. The appointment by county
court Of committee for q person ad'
Judged insane, upon finding by a
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500 AN ACRE
WAS THE VALUATION PLACED
ON PITTs5uRG COAL LYING
NEAR THE MoNoN.
GAHELA. 4 q

MoRGANTOWN, Jan. 1s.-The
County Court yesterday placed an
uniform valuation on the Pittsburg
vein OF coal, and hereafter all own
ers 6f@thIsH particular vein Of coal
whose land lies within five miles Of
the M6h6Igaheia river will be as4
sessed 500 per acre for their COAL
and upon Ill the rest lying more than.
i've miles from the river, an increase
Of 25 per cent. from the valuation.
placed B.. Assessors Brown and 4em.l
ley will be made.
+ This action was decided upon in
order to make all the valuations on!
AN uniform scale. Frank Rousborol
of Uniontown, appeared for ]. v.
Thompson and L. D. seall represent
ed the w. A.. Stone Coal company.
These two are perhaps the largest
coal OWNERS in the county. Their
representatives were perfectly salts:
fed with the step taken by the court
notwithstanding the fact that accord
i1g 10 the recent assessment their
eoal'was valued at only $50 an acre.
Forty dollars more on each acre
OF coal lying within five miles Of
the Monongahela river will increase
the amount Of taxable property thou
sands Of dollars and will naturally
aid, materially in the reduction of the
levy. This $500 an acre does not In
clude the surface, and an additional
tax will be collected for 1t.
In coming to their conclusion the
court decided that the coal which
was in close proximity to the river
would be much more valuable than
that lying further back as It would
have a more ready market owing tgq
the easy shipping facilities. There
will likely be some little kick on the
raise from the farmers who own small
tracts, but the county commissioners
soy that they expect to abide by theil
rule. This will establish a scale o.
which to assess the value OF Goa
lands.
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justice that such person is insane I'M
der an ihquisition under Section 9. Oh.
IS, Code, without notice to such per.
son, is void.
2. A Justices order finding
that a person is insane, not commit.
ting him to a hospital for the insane,
but leaving him freedom Of person,
until the appointment Of a committee
and then. committing him to the Gus
tody Of such committee, Is not admis'
sible as evidence Of. insanity in q
proceeding to appoint a committee.
Barbour stedmau 6 Heron vs.. VIII
liam H., Tompkins ct al, from Kama
wha county. Decree affirmed. De-
cree by Judge Ponenbarger.
other cases were disposed of as
follows:
corbly A., Ammons vs.. Charlotte
Toothman ct tal., from Monongaia
county. Argued and submitted.
Joseph q. Clark vs.. Jonas w. En-.
cry ct al. Argued and submitted.
J. T. Keyser VS.. J. A. Davis, from
Mingo. Continued.
J. H, o'Niel VS. Charles B. Taylor
ct al, from Mingo. Argued and sub
mitted.
State Of west virginia VS.. ]. 7.
Clark, from Wayne county. Dis 9:
missed.
Riley Samson VS.. W. R. woltord,
from Mingo county. Dismissed.
Milton ]. Adkins vs.. Daniel p. Hun
ct al, from Wayne county. Argued
and submitted.
HI Williamson ct al. VS.. s. Il.
Nigh, from Mingo county. Argued
and submitted.
state Of west Virginia vs.. Mary
G. Lowe ct al, from Wayne county
Argued and submitted.
J.aWas'weiI,i ]. R. Marcum and
Frank G. ,Corbin we're licensed to
practice law in the courts Of this
statS IS
r. W; irwin, John G. Bane and H.
l.. Robinson, attorneys from Penn,
sylvania, and Q, B. schoolaeld, Of
kentucky, we're admitted to practice
lin this court
Gerard b, Moody and 5. W. Wash
ington, trustees in bankruptcy Of, =
Garland Hurst VS.. Joseph F. Tear
ney, executor, ct al, from Jefferson
county. Appeal and supersedeas al
lowed. '1
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Fairmont, West Va.


Isaac Mccoy vs.. william E. Ash,
from Tyler county. Writ Of error
and supersedeas refused.
3. Clark Ice VS.. w. B. Maxwell ct
al. from Randolph county. Writ Of
error granted.
Acme Food Company VS.. .. B: OF.
der.g from Putnam county. Writ OF
error, refused. ~
G. w. Cain vs.. showaltef ct al, from
Writ county. Appeal and superse,
IDEAS refused.
Edgar Fewick vs.. Hazel Atlas
Glass Company, from Ohio county.
Writ OF error refused.
Heady VS.! Hoopengamer, from Ty.
Ter county. Rehearing allowed.
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m THE ON HELlIS

Development In the lower south.
west zelda are no more encouraging
than has been experienced for 50
many months. The operator has been
trying so long for something better
than small producers, that II he got a
we'll that started at or 100 barrels a
day he would be greatly surprised.
On Buffalo Run, Center district,
wetzeI county, the Kanawaa Oil com.
pany has drilled its No. iii on the
John Mills tract through the Big In.
Jun and found that formation barren.
1t IS now drilling to the Gordon and
asq that is the producing formation.
from which they expected to gel. the
oil, It may make a producer In the
lower sand.
|, In the LtttIeton district the South
Penn OIL Company has drilled It's No.
4 on the Robert Wear farm through
the Gordon and found no oil or gas. It
is now drilling to the lower sands.
In the Salem district, Harrison
county the same company has drilled
its No. S on the Rachel Carpenter
farm some depth into the Gordon ana
has no show for a producer. In the
Folsom district, the South Penn has
drilled No. 8 on the Jesse Tallington
farm through the fourth sand and Is
feet into the slate below and has no
improvement. The hole has filed up
1900 feet With fluid.
Small Producer In RltchIe County.
In the Bonds Creek district, Ritch.
lie county, the McKefvey oil'company
has drilled Fts No. s on the Benjamin
McGipnis farm into the Keener sand
Gnd has a r6.barrer pumper. On the
same stream, in Clay distriet, The Car.
ter OH company is due In the same
formation at a test on the Jspes RI.
mer farm. IN the same loc4 the
OH company is dgtlEin test
on the P. Demming farm
On McKlm creek, Lafaye tie .tistfic
,PIeasdhts county, the An In on coms
.pauy has drilled its test oRl the VIII
liam Martin farm through On sands.
including the Big Injuts and has q
buster, The casing has been pulled,
and. the hole plugged, and abandoned.
On Hughes river, Union district,
Richie county, the Carter Oil, com.
.pauE has the rig completed for a sec
ond test on the Maxwell heirs farm,
In the Mcfarland district, the State
OIL company has completed the rig
for a test on the s. A. Meats farm.
In the Burning Springs district, Writ
county, Harry 3. Stewart has com.
mnced to drill at No. 9 on the ], w.
Depue farm,
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Hiss Margaret Casuail was q visitor
In Huntington yesterday.
Mrs. A. C. Free, OF Tennessee, sioD-
ped IN the city between trains yester-
day en- route from Morgamown to the
home OF her mother, Mrs. John Black
sheFe. IN hiannington While IL Nor
gantown Mrs. Free was the gaest Il
ldiss Gertrude Batles
Jidge s Raymond Wa AIars
nington visitor We terday.
Miss Maud Hamilton returned yes
I,terday from MofgantornI where she
Ind spent the past few days With her
sister Mrs. william Martin. Mrs..
Martin accompanies her home and.
viii spend several days here.
Mrs. Harry Mccroty. Of Harrington,
is IN the city the guest Of her father.
Mr.. James Nuzum.
Mrs. "A. ]. Ruckman, Of Monongah.
spent yesterday afternoon in the city.
D. A. Dietrich, formerly Of this city
but now Of Parkersburg, Is in the city
today in the interests q the Mountain,
State Business College.
Mrs. Roy Tough, Of Clarksburg, Is
in the city the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Musgraye.
Mrs. Reedy, Of Monongah, Is shop.
ping in the city today.
Miss Wayne Thomas. formerly q
clerk in Beckman's store, has accepted
a position IN A. B. knights wall paper
store.
W. H. Billlngslea, who has been
confined to his home by illness for sew.
ersl days. is able to be out to-day.
J. F. Potter, OF the Harvey Drug
Company, Pittsburg. Pa. was in the
city yesterday.
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WANTS TO Be SURE,
" I0tf gr'' y, go NV
President Sent For Mr.. eoss Before
Making appointment.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 1s.-In order
that he may be sure Of selecting the
Itjsht man for the place, President
Roosevelt has summoned to Washing;
Itohs Charles A, Co.'s, who has been
ia commended tors United States Dis
ffict Attornsy Al lebras ir. 4 a
Iarriyed yes terday and us hs puts W;
sisam heEe q giTs the president iii
opportunity to iook me over He
expresses the hope that the Presidsn-
tinl inspection win prove aatIstac.
tory.
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Ladies' pure Linen Handk erc chiefs ole
larry at, 1Oc, at 8 Lac.
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Mrs. Janet cranoon, who had 9paat
the pnhi month OF her home IN stow
art, Ohio returned here last might
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Bleached Napkins; sold regularly at 81
Napkins 60 ma { %
NAPKINS TO ma chi

y 8fperfd Qzen, az
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theS employ pf the FaiFmont coa Com.
pany III MONTANA He Is survived hy
|his TON sons ind one daushle,-
Ehnefal SERVICES were conducted AZ
th residence yesterday afternoon By
rev Harris and the remains were lold
10 rest In the Montana cemetery.
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prices these goods will be sold
10 yards wide all pure Linen bleached table
Damask Iii beautifu patterns, sold
regularly at S l.6O Q, ats csc, with
Napkins TO match.
sc inch bleach bic Dana pure Linen.
sold regularly at So 200, at
Napkins to match.
Bleached table Damask, sold regulaT at
76c, at 47c.
Bleached table Damask, sold Regularly at
86c, ct $50:
IBleached table Damask, sold regularly at
soc, at soc.
Bleached table Damask sold regularly st
soc. at 22c:
Heavy unblsached table Damask splendid
value at soc, now 39c:
Bleached Napkins; sold regularly ct sl.eb
brpsldozen, at 92c.
Napkins all pure, Irish Linen. sat bargain
THIS Napkin sold gLbO rapidly
All Linen Napkins, sold regularly at Ss eS
LAT per dozen.
Napkins sold regularly at $3.50, At 17o
per dozen.
Napkins sold regularly at So per dozsn, at
5000 IyaFU largo
napkins sold.regularly at $40 dozen, Of
$as97, quantity limited.
Ladies Handk erchlefs sold regu s., at
Sc each or 35c per dozen,
Ladies' pure Linen Handkerchiefs sod regu-
larry at. 1Oc, at g. 1-4c.
Nine-quarter Bleached Shooting sold regu-
larlyGat SOC, at 24cs
White Quilts sold regularly ~ s5s' SOC.
white cults sold regularly az $$l.ooi II eao.
White Quits sold regularly a. $l.s5 at 95c.
white Quilts sold regularly al SD b $i.2o.
white Quilts sold regularly At $500 $i.95.
white cults MaE 81 e Is Y
~ : AZ US
DEATH the employ ahs kaFpont COM Com
# EEpsnys at Noaaaa He is survived p
M daughte
Typheia sRnsuTe7Ia III r x s ssrro, he
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Juy il 1908.
81. Gage Oklahoma

s . . I II.
Kind Ed, CasssEr and corrss.
pondents please permit me = W
tie space in your colprns, want y
to exprsss my heslt felt thanks g
sou,e kind friend for ending pa
ths WoRLp's CaEsssr as il = jnat
the sans q ! letter ffrm home
aud friend, .of old srqssins 'nce. !
like 10 readin vour selpmns, q
friend. and old ueighhas, " .lsa
Goa .snt blsis ling 70 me, wes
.,urp,ised when 4 got i, for ! did
not even know efsuch q paper'
Again lst me thark some kind
friend tar .sndlug It 70 me.
Yocrs truly, w, u. wilson
THROUGH carelessness. =. J, com
pcsitas this Va nislsia ansl y 4 m |
not pubiishsd whsO y shonld bsse
bssp. But priptsd now V .. lst i ths Z
20 rsssp5ndent tucs y - only 4
Mt oas Nv misfaks. NJ M IEsi u: e
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R,csy valisy issms
BsA1,l,iu ar

The weather - very hot ~
suItry those days but Tie nice ctol'
tall days will snon ooms,
Oac.r Ksllaas has hpsn 90 ~
a,ck list Tho isst week AAs 10 ~,
10 bs ont sgaia. !,
Mabel Hsgberg took SUPPER
9th Esther Frisk Sunday night.
Alvin, George and Hattie Ffsk
attended the children's cay sxtr.
oies at the FATE View church lsat
Sunday,
Anna Fredholm spent Sunday
with her cousin Ella Ksilrsn.
Dove Green is spending . lev
days with her brnther Bun Green
| Of xtu. tirove this week.
Ida Prisk and Hilda Frssdholm
LETT Sunday morning for CAhoo'
10 visit their cousins 81 Elm Brook
Farm. ~
Bert Lindholmswlfs and lApilj
have gone 10 Salem Mo. to spssd
. week With Ma. Lindholms par
ents Mr.. Johnson and wife.
Mas Bryan .ed Mary wess o.
Oakland attsnded,the South Moth
odist Sunday School, picnic OF
MILESTONE creek las, Wednssds,
after noon.
! Emil Frisk and Oscar Kslima'
spent Sunday With Alex Fredholu
Of Emerald place.
Mr.. Be!lsm wife and children
called on Oxley Coison and witt
Sunday r'.ernoop.
Msyne Agee and wife sp"nt Sun
day With A. G. Hegberg and wiie
| Annu, Alex. HiIdA, Dorthts and
Edna Fredhclm Clara. Emi', Estel
| NorI,rg and Ruth Prick formed
crowd and attended the picnic Of
Norwood Saturday afternoon.
| Nora Olsou Of Rockda'e gave q
dinner to. . few Of her friends
Sunday those present were Mr.
Reberg and wife, Mr.. Dahlin snd
wife, MRS, John Sreedbolm. :.
Alice Nsukirk called on lda
Fr,sk monday afternoon.
Jim Lewis end Ella Kallman a..
tended ,he picnic at Norwood
, Saturday.
Ruth and NorIing i "sk spent
Sunday With their corsin Eshe',
| Harry aod Ralph Frist.
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ttl. y X
and wife % last Monday
The sarpr,ss supper given on|
HI Jim Melton last Friday night
VA ! grand succoas, There were
|sv4r 50 present.
Rsv. walker preached . NJ.
zios % lass Sunday. There wasn't
very many preasnt on account Of
tho rain,
We are sorry to say Jim Tucker
happened to soms bad Isck last
Saturday night. The separator Of
bic thrAshing machine burned.
Walter Ellie came homo from K.
G; on last Sunday.
The prayer meeting At grandpa
l'Asl.ous last Thursday night Was
we'll attended.
Z, Lotto OxIsy called on Fern
! lRrenixe, Wednesday evening.
| kf. oxloy vile. sun aud two
daughters, Ms. Hagsn and MRS.
Troxsl took dinner With William,
foxssys Susdsy. - 'l.,' y
:. Tb. supper given at nr' ..Brso'
ssrs Saturday night was . grand
success. There we're quite . fs~
present, Henry Fox and two sister.
Msbls and Ethel Roiis. the thre'
KISSES Oxleys and brother. Alm'
Il
Tucker and two little brothers
md Nr. -Ikenbesry; all had . iin'
time. "' w.
There will be prayer meeting =
George Me,iaos usxt Thursday
night. Eta Melton wil' b. leader.
| MrA Lil,ie Weatherman returned
homo from X. G, one 5av 'ss,
seek.
| lsuppose Mr.. Oxley 10 going to
dying frnit I see him hauling
iamb.r TO build him dry bouse
Clarence S'asks was seer ut NJ
Zion SUNDAY evening. ;s'
Roy Brenixer il on the SICK list
Thsre arc lots Al peact % snd
they sre awful nice ssd I tainl
good peaches ough. to be good
price.
! viii ring oil hoping 10 sec tbi'
10 print. I,
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McConnon

!. l shall cnmmencs ny iaLi { %.
vsas oi,his yesr for MrCoonou''
n sdici.e'. ez'rsc's, SPICES, S,oca
Fcod. E'c. ,Abon. g,he f'M Il
July 'nd - il may be my last
shal expec, final SO Element irop
u. ~ho have ,she goods.
Thaok.Os you Tor .pa-t ,svofs
.apd 'ryIog % merit con'isaaass,
|..s / ~.
Yoars Trsly
9 ? xsaaa-
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EDITOR cREssET.

In Mr. Rss.s answer TO Mr..
v"iner's question: 10 the Csssssr
he says Satan ia the 6rst cAuss nj
70 many divisions in the churches
al hsn.l"s casa mhar. &c.
In my reply 10 Mr. Rast'sarlscls
1 said to him. he could not prove
,his By the teachings Of the Savisr
10 place OF doing this be wonders
Of ON going TO tell that God 10
the author Of confusion and talse-
hood.
W my reply l did not say g
word about God or Christian men
being the cause 81 oil this confa'
sion. MT, Rust has been doing
thia. ! did ray to the readers o'
tho CasssEr aud will repeat ii.
Beware Of teachers Of false
doctrines and Of Books that are
sent Broadcast ovcr this country
for The pai,ry sum Of . s;amp Just
enough TO place the Book beiors
the psopIs~ -,...,.
koow what l read sb0ut whaI
Salvation has accomplished this j,
ali "r. Rust Knows about IL. Wha,
is yc' 'o be accomplished 10 in ths
iu!are; M. Rust knows nothing
RbVat tbs as w live in the pressn,
and ne. in tho fuinre
! have nothing to do with whal
the Churches teach or the preach.
ors say md cnohot see what thi.
has 20 du with the question al
issus 50 far as tho old testament
scriptures aud prophecies are
concerned.
u NJ. Bust onn site mo 10 ono
promise IN the old testsment tci
the Sa v,li"r Of the millions o,
people ,hn, died before tho COM ~
~ the Savior ! would bo pie, sed
To have him do i, through the
columns TT lhs CREssEv.
Mr. Rus, says God created Adam
a periec. man. What hes this to
do with tho divisions and QUARREL
ing 10 the Churches with Satan
The direct canse please answer
these questions and stick to ysui
text and 90, rsmble from Adam
10 RereisGou goth, 4-8. Then
tho readers Of the CasssHr will
know where to ind you.
". s. Depue,
Mountain Grove MO-.
Aug 10Th. 1905
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Ep,ToR

Entered az secGNd c.dG :
mufieT, FebrudrH :S I9Oo.
at the POst-OWce at Eon'
Ter Mo-. TnGcr act CT
Congress Of M1rch ":'d
1879
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For Sale.

3 Ssw NIL II Ess,ss n Z hsiss
power asd ~ rig ior asls, Oh
I a 3his ossscs II ron want 4 chap
rigsnd NV - oacs. v
Ns sill a nks ! ROD I'm 4 ~
~ nill 4 II Will s'rads Il 4 ios I. ps
p't Z 4 4 farming |, lara VI bss
IND Il: Z ss "a
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WORLDS CRESSET
SUBSCRIPTION

Inoariobiy ~ HS'Jss.
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DEATH
@Ss9 Il

Mira WIN. Henry tbs Wits Il Wiism Henry, psried this
life xopdpy morning She les,sss hrsbard snd six
chdres her oss. rnd many friends 20 Hmpsbse
With children and Lusbsnd She laid 10 s in The Friend
Hptl Church house.
She has gone beyond oil mot al sight;
Beyond this life Of voc. \;
Toa God who dosth all tbrss rsbt.
Where oil someeay must 60
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PROVISIONAL AND BusIlzss CAMS
il, 81. BAL
ATTORNEY NJ, xAW
Norwood No.

Will attend to ali Legal business
rcted 70 him, Practices 10 al
the Courts Of the Htats.
Commsreisl and Criminal Law
q speciality.
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See Harslaldiss,

DO III. fail to Try |. II. R Az
wa-hing h'ueing i. viii not streak
The c'nhasi,y it mud hs convinc.
ri, X 8 at the Colony.. JAH-
a ae Fowler Nj.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

SUNDAY SCHOOL lESSnN
70. the JAN Vile Uuim Sabbath
School, aug 2G 1905,
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MT zro:rT &: IrEA41s :! z
BY the Two girls. sssss ssg
~. .--- ;.
Cloudy weather q pre.snt vri.
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The Springfield herald., 1906-06-08
Boston Items.

June 5th, 1906.
Wilford Konkel is working on
the Elder ranch this week.
Owing to the rain but few at
tended Sunday school the third.
Rev. aol Mrs. Guy E. Konkel
will visit home folks for about a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milligan
visited at the Milligan ranch
Tuesday.
There is a fine prospect for
fruit in our vicinity. Cherries
are beginning to ripen.
Misses Augie and Minnie Lepel,
Lula North and Addie Ranney
called at w. H. Konkel's Sunday
evening.
Misses Augie Lepel, Addie
Ranney and Lula North started to
the river Monday. Uncle jim
mie" Tong was the driver.
A fine rain fell Saturday night
and Sunday. Rain was much
needed but some of the farmers
say they received too much.
DR.. 7. F. Milligan is suffering
from a weakness of his eyes.
He has to keep one eye covered
to prevent him from seeing two
objects in place of one. We hope
he will soon recover.
Correspondent.
The Springfield herald., 1906-06-08

The sudden death this morning at a
O'Clock of Ed Harrington was a shock
to our people. He had been sick with
Il stomach and bowel trouble since last
Sunday. Mr.. Harrington has been a
resident here for dozen years or more.
He with his brother-in-!aw resided
miles north of Kentcn just over the
line in Colorado. The burial was in the
Kenton cemetery this afternoon. The
funeral was largely attended showing
the high respect in which the deceased
was held. Rev. Freeman preached a
short sermon at the house. Ed Har-
rington was 45 years old and came west
IS or 10 years ago from Green, New
York, where his father still resides and
where the remains will be taken later
on. He leaves wife, two little boys
and sister, Mrs. Cornish, as his near
est relatives here to mourn his depart
ure. Mr.. Harrington stood high in the
community and his unexpected taking
off serves to warn us that we know not
the hour when we shall be called to go.
The afflicted relatives have the aym-
pathy OF the whole community.-Cim
arron News.