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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

leased the second floor of the residence South Lawrence. Mrs. Sweatt is now making an extended visit to friends a, eoyd's Tank.
 Mrs. Charles E. Baker has returned from North Carolina and will be with Mrs. Browder at Hi Wilkinson Sweet for the winter.
 Mrs. Jacob Pepperman left yester- day morning via Chicago for Occur d'Alene. Idaho. where she will spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Avery c. Moore.
 Little Misses Annie Laurie e--and Je- retta Blue and Master Hardaway Tay- Tor have returned from visit to their grandfather. Mir. James [ Chambers, In Ruskin. Ga.
 Ga. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. F.. q: Holman, at 4i2 North Hull Street.
 Mrs. S. J. Mohr and son, Sidney. have returned home from Ramsew, N. J.. where they spent the summer.
 4
 Mrs. NJ. T. Cox has gone to Evans Vile. Ina, to Dc the gueSt or her brotn = CT, Mr J. D. stiEebaek, for a few weeks. Before returning home, she will visit other points in Indiana and also Birmingham.
 Miss Helen Martin has returned to the city. after spending several weeks at Hot Springs and Covington. Va.
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 Mrs. A. A. Wiley has returned from Cuba. after a long visit to her son. Lisutenant Wiley who Is stationed on that island.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. Manly Foster of Tuscaloosa. are at the Exchange Ho- tel. MT. Foster has come to begin his duties as Assistant District Attorney for the Louisville and Nashville Rail road Mrs. Foster and children will comer to make their home fin the city
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 We are not Washington. we are not Paris in the days of the importance ot court circles, but we are Alabama . capital and it is here that the govern mental wheels go round. The en- gineer, fireman. machinist, ana all the lesser lights do their burnisning ana oiling or the machine here IL is a goooIy force, this regiment Of workers who devote themselves to the states business affairs
 me sad and humiliating lack of a Governors mansion, which has been a shame. crying aloud to deaf ears for twenty five years, tends 10 scatter the social clements and to prevent any centralizing Of the social energies In many instances of recent years. Mont gomery has been regarded as the work shop of its chief executive but not as the home of his family.
 Nothing would remedy this save the building of q suitable governors man sion that would be a credit to the state and in keeping with its general progress. No nation, country or province of any standing has ever long ignofed the social side of the life of it's governmental workers. z. As an organized government of . country grows in importance the social ceremonial side assumes more and more Important place The fact that All work and no. play makes Jack . dull boy" presents Itself to the powers than be and they look about for diversion. Certain forms begin to be required by good breeding and later prescribed by authority. to be observed in the social affairs of official life. The proprieties of rank and occasion begin to demand conventional decorum as prescribed by official etiquette.
 Among the women of the families of the state officials are many of the most charming members of the most prominent and influential families of many of the other Southern staes as
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as soon as desirable homo hare era! be secured. Judge and Mrs. John R. Tyson. Mtss Dorsey Tyson and Master Jordan Ty-s son, have returned home, after spepd~ Misses Patsy and Ellen Tyson. who were with them. have gone to News York tc remain until the latter part of December. They are with Mrs. c. Ware and Misses Aigfe and Jessie Gray Ware. at the home of Mrs. Pauline DuBose. on Twentysecond Street.
 Mrs Hardwick Ruth win leave today for Washington. where she goes 10 visit Miss Algie Hardwick for month They will spend some time In New York Auring the visit
 Miss Mary Hale has gone to Wash ington, New York and Jamestown, to visit friends.
 Mrs. J. GrieI. Mrs. Meyer 0rIel and Miss Lottie Griel have returned from Atlantic City.
 Mrs saiiie Herbert. who has beea visiting Mrs. W. F. weiss at her home on Virginia Avenue. has returned to her home in Furman.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J Dreher have moved into the residence at eos Jeffer- son Davis Avenue. M
 The sayre Street School Improve ment Association will mee< Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at tho schpcl x
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Scotland. She was Miss Catherine Carnduff. Her home was near Edin burg and most of her earlier life was spent there. She is a daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. John Carndun. Het father was a minister of the Church of Christ.
 Mrs. sexton is a descendant of Lord Barmerino of Scotland The head O, tho noble family now Is Mrs. Sexton's first cousin. Lady Chisholm. wife of Sir Samuel Chisholm. of Keivineside. Glas- Eow Sir Samuel Chisholm is a very close friend of Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. .Sexton's cousin. Herert Carnduff. was secretary to Lord curzon. Yiceroy o, India and her uncle also held an I'm poftant government position in India during Lord Curzon's administration.
 Her parents came to this country when Mrs. Sexton was Is years old and lived in Chicago for several years hc- fore coming to Vinemont near Cullman. Ala. where her parents died. Early in life Mrs. Sexton was married to he. first husband. MT. Harry Gordon For ter. managing editor of The Chicago Chronicle. a brilliant young man. who died at the age of 2s.
 Mrs. Sexton Is a very charming wo- man and valued member of the off, cial set. The family resides at 10a North Goldthwaite Street.
 Among the judicial members of the official set are many of Alabama's most prominent women.
 Mrs. John Russell Tyson, wife ol Chief Justice Tyson, was formerly Miss possie Jordan, a daughter of pr. and IIrs. James R. Jordan. of Lexington. Va. Their home at 231 Catoma Street. Is one of the most beautiful In the city. They spend their summers in their cot tage at Asbury Park. Their charming daughters are great favorites in sa- sciety.
 Mrs. Jonathan Haralson was formerly Miss Lide J. McFadden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H. McEadden. or Greensboro. Their home Is at 510 south Perry Street. Their three beau tiful daughters have been social favor ites as members of kfontgomery's most exclusive social circles They are Mss Caroline Harrison, Mrs. A. L. Stavely of Washington and the late Mrs. George Dent.
 Mrs. John Crawford Anderson was formsrly Miss Mary Bird Martin, of Tuscaloosa. daughter of Captain E.. B Martin Of the Confederate Army. Their home is at 720 South Lawrence Street
 Mrs. Thomas Cowan Mcclellan was formerly Miss Sue Ruth Phillips, of Issi 1es Is ssF=5f ststt i've woman who has been an admired addition to the social side of Montgom- cry ever since she came to the city. The family resides at 40 South Perr, Street.
 Mrs. Robert Tennent Simpson was formerly Miss Hattie, Collier. of Flor ence, daughter of MrI and Mrs. Wyatt Collier Her mother was Miss Janer Douglass Walker, of Scotland.
 Mrs. Nimrod Davis Denson was be- fore her marriage Miss Carrie Eugenta Vernon, of Cusseta. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John McHughs Vernon.
 Mrs. James Render Dowdell was for- merly Miss Mary Ella Ware, of La- fa3ette.
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Women Of Alabama's Official Set
 Include Many of Charming Persons

well as of Alabama, and many of them are of nobIest ancestry abroad
 Mrs. Conner, wife of the states Chief Executive, makes her home in Bifm- ingham, though she is an occasionai much h-adimered visitor to her daughter. Mrs. J. Craig smith, with whom Cover nor Conner resides when In this city. daughters. Miss Eva Corner and Miss Katherine Conner.
 Mrs. Conner. was before her marriage Miss Eva Harris of Cuthbert, Ga. Q daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Harris Her mother was Miss Sarah Bailey. Her father was q prominent planter. Mrs. Conner Is a graduate of the noted women's colleges of the country.
 Mrs. Gray wife of the Lieutenant Governor. was formerly Miss Bessie Martin. of Birmingham. daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Alburto Martin Her mother was Miss Louise Mudd. daughter of Judge William Mudd, one of the most distinguished families of Jefferson county.
 Mrs. Gray is q rare visitor to Mont gomery. She is one of the notable women in the society of Birmingham where she makes her home.
 Mrs. Fort, wife of tho Governors Private Secretary. was formerly Miss Mary Adele Brooks, of Baltimore. She makes her home in Montgomery with MT and Mrs. Payton Bibb at 5iI South McDonough street. She is woman of rare intellect and a writer of ability She is daughter of the late George Roberts Brooks. Her grand father, Nathan covington Brook. was presi. dent of the Baltimore Female College. ', Mrs. Nunnelee, wife of Mir. J.. H. Nunnelee. the Recording Secretary in the Governors office, was formerly Miss Emma l.. Neal. daughter of Mr. loosa. and grand d-daughter of Judge and Mrs Marmaduke Williams MT. and Mrs. Nunneiee have taken the home of MT. and Mrs. I. M. F. ockenden at
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rHIGpEN-rHIGpEN.

MT, and Mrs. J H. Thigpen announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Anna. to Mir. Irby Thigpen, the mar riage to take place on October 16 ar their home on the Lower Wetumpka Roa5.
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There will be called meeting of the Accession Capital Chapter; U. D. C.. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the President, Mrs. T Fl. Nab son. Miss Louise owen.
 Secretary.
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NOTICE, CRADLE CHAPTER,

The Cradle Chapter, U. D. c. VIII hold short business meeting Saturday at S:S0 o'clock before the Joint meet Ing at the Library.
 Miss Gabriel Watts,
 Secretary
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WoMAN,s HoaIE DAY.

H \ Tuesday, October s. will be observed as "Woman's Home Day" in Montgom- lsery, in celebration of the formal open ing of the Working Woman's Home in October 1881.
 On that day the Working womans s i Home Association wiff endeavor to in- | crease the members and subscribers, and. for that purpose will call upon l the citizens. who have aiways cordially and generously. responded to this noble | charity.
 The committees for the work have been appointed by the President. Mrs. | T. w.. Hannon, as fcIiows: f I Mrs. B. l.. Wyman. Miss P. L., Hausman. north side Dexter Avenue. Meedames T. w. Hannon, E.. F. Meyer, south side Dexter Avenue. Mesdames J. H. Hardaway, W. B. Tanner, east side Commerce street. Mesdames J. E. Worswick, T. J. Mattox west side Commerce Street. Mesdames W. E.. Ledyard, D. M. Andrews, Court from Monroe to Wash ington Street.
 Mesdames W. c. Yelverton, J. H. Fay, North Perry and Monroe Streets.
 Mesdames Alex Rice. [. D. Beals, South Perry Street from Dextep Avenue to Adams Street
 Mesdames M. Duncan, M.tC Stokes, South Court Street. ak
 1Essdames E. H. Glazier. J. s. Will- cox, South Perry Street
 Mesdames N Lobman. J ". Smith, South Lawrence Street.
 Mesdames H. s. Persons, T. J. Rev. holds ,McDonough Street
 Mesdames c. B. McNeiil. J. H. Hen ry, Hull Street.
 Mesdames T. G. Jones. R. Goldth- waite, Adams Avenue.
 Mesdames J. R. Wing. +. M. Kohn. South Decatur Street.
 Mesdames J. w. Watts, Gaston scott. Washington Avenue.
 Mesdames Meyer -Greil, F. c. Fowler. Church Street.
 Mesdames M, D.. Bibb, E. C. Andrew, Moulton, st- ..
 Mesdames w. H. Moore. M. McLen- don, Mildred Street
 Mesdames R. Stringfellow. l. s. Stanton, Sayre Street
 Mrs J. l.. Cobbs, MISS F. RI. bui- lock. Mobile Street. CioyerdaIe.
 Mesdames G. W. Covington. O. Y, Bogacki. Highland Park.
 Mesdames w. H. RiVes. l.. Lasseter.
 Mesdames J. D. Carter. Frank Dove, Bellenger Heights,
 Mrs. c. F. Moritz. Miss M. F. Wright. Vandiver Building.
 Mesdames J. c. Tyson. Alex Rics' First National Bank Building.
 Mesdames J. A. Kirkpatrick and w. H. Thomas, City Building.
 Mesdames S. s. Crittenden. W. Joseph. State Capitol.
 Results of the work are to be TO- norted at the weekly assoclatlonal meeting at the Home. 3:3o p. m. Tues day.
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yEEnER-JACKsON.

Mfr. and Mrs. William Martin Teague announce the engagement of her sister Miss Emma Reba Jackson. to MT. El- mer Ellsworth Veeder, of las Vegas. N. M. the marriage to take place at D o'clock on the evenning of Wednesday october l6, at their residence, 40 south Perry Street.
 The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Jackson and Mr.F Veeder ia of interest to- large circle of friends. Miss Jackson is daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. J. w. Jack son. ana is one of the most admired young women of Montgomery. Mir. Veeder belongs to an old and aristo- cratic family of New York, where he was reared and educated and spent his young manhood. He afterwards moved to New Mexico and began the practice of law. He, is the junior member. of the firm of Veeder & Veeder, and has large interests throughout the terri tory.
 There will be no cards to the mar risge which will be witnessed by only the nearest relatives Immediately af- fer the ceremony the couple, will leave for a tour of several months in the East. after which they will be at home in Las Vegas.
 Miss Jackson will be sadly missed in Montgomery for she takes an earn est part in many of the affairs of im- portance in the social, philanthroplc club and religious life of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
NOTICE. pIxIE CHAPTER.

The Dixie Chapter, U. D. e. VIII meet Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Warren Dent at her home. POS South McDonough Street. A full at tendance is desired. as election Of del- @Rates kA the U. D. C. Convention will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
NOTICE, BELLINGER HILL

The Bellinger Hill District Committee will meet at 1 o'clock Thursday at the school Mrs. F. P. Glass.
 Chairman.
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Mrs S. s. Smith and Mrs. H. A. Cullberg have returned home, after visits to friends in Knoxville and Chat tanooga.
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Mrs. A. p. Agee of Anniston is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. s. Knowles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Mrs Fannie Halfman has gone to MontevalIo. where she will be the guest of her daughter, who is student there.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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take place and other business matters of importance will be discussed. Mrs. Warren F. Dent. President. Miss Olivia Arlington. Sec. NOTICE woMAN's
 AUXILIARY or Y. M. c. 4. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A, will be held at the Y. M. C. A building Tuesday morning. October &, at II o'clock. A full attendance is nrged.
 Mrs. c. H. Mccombs, President. Mrs. R P. Dexter. Secretary.
 NOTICE, " c A The Board of Directors of the Young Womans' Christian Association, will hold the regular meeting Mon- day morning at 10:sO o'clock. and by order of the Chairman. Mrs. W. 1T. Thomas, the Membership Committee will hold meeting immediately after ward.
 NOTICE. U. D. O.
 The, presiding officers of the Cradle of the Confectionery Chapter. the Se- 'cession Chapter and the White House Association, request the members of those organizations 70 attend O meet ing at the Carnegie Library Saturday afternoon. october 12. at S;30 o'clock A full attendance is requested NOTICE PETER FORNEY CHAPTER. The regular monthly meeting of the Peter Forney Chapter D. A. R.. win be held at the home of Mrs. F. P. Glass Wednesday afternoon. october 3, at 1 o'clock. Mrs. F. P. Glass.
 Regent Mrs c H. McCombs. Secretary.
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Miss Charlotte Davis. Secretary of the Y. W. C. A. has returned to Mont gomery. after spending her vacation in Iowa.
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Mir. and Mrs. Edward o. Harper have taken the lower floor of the residence at 542 South Perry Street and have moved into it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Mir. and Mrs H. c, Huggins, lately of Waycross. Ga.. have purchased and moved into the former home of MT and Mrs Willard M. Sweat. at AT Plum Street.
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Mir. and Mrs, H. H. Bates have moved to Birmingham. where they will make their future home. Mir. Bates is prominently connected with the KS Lumber Company, of that city.
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MT. and Mrs. Willard M, Sweat have
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NOTICE. U. D. o.
NOTICE PETER FoRNEY CHAPTER.
NOTICE. sECEssION CHAPTER.

Mrs. c. H. Mccomba. Secretary
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or ItI UdUB ItVII " IIV I'D ~ sNUUNEIt tIIVI 9'
 -ti
 Miss Sadie Jacoby has returned from Chicago, where she spent the summer
 N+ ~r
 The swimming pool of the Y. W. c. A has closed and the physical culture classes will begin Monday with Miss Davis as director. The gymnasium has undergone thorough repairs and an en- tire new floor has been put in.
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The Sayre Street School ImprOve- ; ment Association will meex Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at tho schpc1. z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
CONTRACT awarded
10G0DFREY Co.
Local Concern viii Carpet and
Decorate Odd Fellows Hall
at Shinnston.

The D. A. Godfrey Company has
been awarded the contract to carpet
and decorate the Odd Fellows new
hall at Shinnston in It's entirety. The
contract is a handsome one. The
company's improvements and en-
largement of its store lately place it
in position to render most satlsfac-
tory service in filling large contracts.
a service the best in its successful
history, and, as 1t is the only ex-
elusive carpet and decorating store
in West Virginia it Is enabled to
execute It's work in a manner dis
tlnctively above all other concerns
handling carpets and doing deco
rating work, is the claim set forth
by its management 1t also carries
the largest stock in West Virginia,
which fact arrests attention to the
company and accounts greatly for
ite rapid success and expansion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
ALLEGED ASSAILANTS
OF GIRL ARRESTED
Description Fills That Given by Miss
OFT of Men Who Com
mitted Assault.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June "a
After an all day search for the man
who committed the brutal assault
on Nellie OFT, near Rldgely, w. Va,
Saturday, the officers yesterday af-
ternoon located three men on a
Western Maryland railroad train,
who were put off the train at Raw
lings., From there they started to
walk to Keyser, and were arrested at
the latter place by Chief of Police
Davis. They gave their names as
Cavanaugh, Harry Hartman and
Dad" Manford, the latter an old en-
glneer. They viii be held in jail at
Keyser for Identification. Cava-
naugh, in addition to tallylng with
the description, even to having sew
eral front teeth out, and had a razor
with him, as the little girl stated the
man who assaulted her had.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
GAMBLERS WILL
APPLY TO Dayton
NONRESIDENT Defendants May Have
Right to Ask Federal Court
to Interfere.

From information received from j.
j. CONN, attorney for the defendants
in the Brooke codaty pool room in
junction case, It Is possible that ap-
plicatiou will be made to Judge Day
ton Of the U. s, circuit court to re-
view the action Of Judge Nesbitt in
granting the injunction upon the
grounds that the defendants, not be-
ing residents or citizens Of the State
of West Virginia, were placed at a
disadvantage by the action OF the
state authorities in bringing the mat
ter before the state court. A further
point that might be urged by the de-
fendants is that the Injunction was
granted under points in common law
instead Of uder the statute law Of
the state.
This further action will be taken
as soon as the transcript Of the rec
ords Of the Brooke county court can
be prepared, for presentation to the
federal court. -.
=
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
HUBBARD CHOOSES
private SECRETARY
Attorney Albert Lohm Gets the
Plum But VIII Continue
Law Practice.

Attorney Albert L. Lohm, of the
firm of Neff & Lohm, has been ap-
pointed secretary to Congressman w.
r. Hubbard and will go to Washing
ton July /. Mr.. Lohm will con-
tinue the practice Of law in partner
ship with Mr.. Neff, as his duties in
his new position will require his abb
sence from the city only about half
Of each month, except during the
sessions of congress, when he will
he in Washington constantly, Mr..
Lohm has been here little over a
year. He graduated from the West
Virginia university at Morgantown
in 1905. Congressman Hubbard
made an excellent selection in choos-
ing Mr.. Lohm as his private secre-
tary and the appointment pleases his
many constituents in this section of
thu State. Mr.. Lohm is also to be
congratulated on the appointment as
1t is a responsible one and carries
much honor with 1t.
49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
PREACHER THIEF
STEALS HORSES
Rev. Mr.. Graham Taken to Parkers-
burg to Answer Such
Charge.

Deputy Sheriff Cross of Wood
county was here Monday morning
with J. H. Graham, one-armed
preacher who had been arrested at
Fairmont by Sheriff R. II. Furbee
on The charge of having stolen a
horse, saddle, harness and buggy OF
Rc5ert F. Evans, the theft taking
plGcc about week ago. Deputy
Cross took him on No. 8 to Parkers-
burg for hearing on the charge.
Graham was traced to Rinehart and
into sections of Marion county.
where he tried repeatedly to dispose
Of The stolen property, but the same
vas not found with him, when he
WIS arrested in Fairmont, nor has it
yet been located. Graham is said to
have served Ave years In the penI-
tentiary for stealing horses in Min
erai county. He has a mania for
horse-stealing. 1t is said that he
will go into community and preach
for some time and when he leaves
there Is horse missing. He denies
tha theft this dme.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
NEW BAPTIST. CHURCH
MAKES FINE PROGRESS
Good Responses Are Being Made to
Appeals for Money to
Build Edifice.

Encouraging progress is being
made in the work of the new Indus
trial Baptist church. Good re-
sponses are being made to the ap-
peals for money to build house of
worship. New members are being
added to the church. On Friday
night about sunset, in Elk creek,
the Rev, R. B. Mcdaniel baptized one
lady into the fellowship of the new
church.
Arrangements are being made for
the recognition of the new church,
by council of Baptist churches to
be soon called. This is in accord
ance with the policy of Baptist
churches. by which after a Baptist
church is organized, a council Of
churches is called to consider the
propriety Of recognizing the new in
terest as a regular and Independent
Baptist church. This then is fol-
lowed by It's admission to local
Bepast association.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
LECTURE ANNOUNCED
BY Rev. M'DANEL
viii Be Delivered Thursday Nigh
Of This Week La the
IA. Baptist Church.

Rev. R. 3. MeDanel viii give his
lecture on the Martyr Of Florence, !"
in the irst Baptist church on Thurs
day night, June "a, at o'clock.
This lecture is given under the aus
Dices of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union. The young people earnestly
hope that large audience may be
present to hear this interesting sub
joct. the life of Savonarola, present.
ed. 1t is one of the most wonderful
stories of the Middle Ages, and one
in which all readers OF history are
Intensely interested.
The charge for admission will be
a silver offering at the door, and
the proceeds will go into the Par
sonage Improvement Fund, which
has been started by the young people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-24
as Adjutant General Of the State
and Morrison Goes to
jamestown.

Col, c. A. Osborn, of Clarksburg,
will very likely he successor as adiu-
tant general of West Virginia, to the
late Samuel B. Baker, who died a
few weeks since, in Clarksburg.
Col, c. E. Morrison will be the
commanding officer in charge of the
provisional regiment which will go
to jamestown to represent the ma
ticnal guard Of this State.
Lieut.. John 7. Harris will be as
sistant adiutant general of the bri-
gade, If such an officer is needed.
The foregoing assertions are made
but show the slate as
at present intended,
The commanding general will go
TO jamestown together with the