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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-02-28

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Mrs. Wood who has been stay.
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Wicks
for several weeks, has gone to her
home in Springfield.
DR.. Seagley and son Charles ar
rived from Presho on Tuesday be-
ing obliged to leave their goods on
the other side of the river until the
railroad bridge at Chamberlain is
restored. The doctor will resume
his practice here, taking his old Of
flee over r.. Becker's store which
has been occupied during his alb
sence by DR.. Kaufman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
ORUMMERS SPEND
CHILLY NIGHT IN
BOX CAR
Small Boys Invade Santa Fe
Central Engine and Put It Out
of Business at Torrance,

Al Matthew. the well known tiav-
cling man. returned home yesterday
after two weeks spent in the Estancia
valley from kennedy 10 Mountainair.
Mr.. Matthew brings with him a sad
and pathetic story Of a bunch of
drummers who spent the chilly night
Monday in q box car at Kennedy.
The Santa Fo Central northbound
train is. due 10 leave Torrance at 1915
I'M the morning. owing to an unfortu-
nate combination of circumstances.
however. it did not do so Tuesday. A
careless emploNe allowed the fire 10 go
ont in the hreboX Of the engine. This
In itself might not have been so bad
but for the fact that some small boys
playing train" got a realistic streak
and, climbing into the. cab, let all the
water out of the tender and boiler,
BY the time the engineer had made
arrangements TO get water and had
the fire started IN the boiler and steam
up. IL was 3 o'clock p. m. Consequent
~ the train did not get into Kennedy
until the weird and witching hour ol
3 "a. m. The drummers. including Mr.
Matthew. taking their choice Of camp
ing in % box ear or walking the sand
hills til day huddlcd into the hos
car ana spent several hours in shiv-
cring. htful. restless slumbor-all eX-
cept the slumber.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
MEN AMI
FARMERS CLASH
NEAR otto
HERDS INVADE UNEENCEO
HOMESTEADS m VALLEY
More OF Less Bitter ceiling
Caused on Estancia Plains by
Depredations of Hungry
BuncheS Of Live Stock


Otto, Not 5-nnirss ease f.riHfra nd
cattlemcn Of this vicinity iln eamr ta
an understanding srriauH hIa ulli
result. only one uuf III 1KnU Rom aEl-
tiers has his claim f#nnra Hui tha
cattle. compelled hH b Har#HN If
feed are f%nfariue 600 ufrf fHH faIirr
much Co the distress of farmers HnHHe
homestpad@ are uuIN NaII. fenced
Cattlemcu maintain HHHf settlers
should fence their cIIiuH H ~srHfrrs
ton ngalns' the huuHff hHfnH Hua
farmers. ou Tho other aldr au chat
catllemen have No rrht fn Do fHfIr
herds grave uu land MHI0H = nHmr-
steBded In % faW instance Hr i1a
irate farmer rcsNfipd fH 5000 fl
scare cattle from hIs friH. ARRESTS
were made uu thr lustIEHtHn af rlt-
tlemen. but Ho fnr fnr trouble HiH uHf
come into court hN uW Thrown uuI 900
account ~ insufficient HtIhrurn ur un
jurisdiction. Th uHfH 90 fN. cowboy
are past 300 this section. Farmers now
round up tho stray cattle UHf drive
them % distance nf Nkr tI NNu miles
from thcir hoursirHda nuf ufrHf I
the principal time whom fHr HuuHrE
cattle make ralda uu hafs HHH
corn fodder aud many 81 HfHrh HNirh
the owners thought nnuIH IHeH fnr'r
horses an winter. hlH NIsH Iu
a single night quite b UHnHfr nf
cattle have hDrn HnlN laAHIN HnH Drive
on out OF tho country. m HUuHHrH 90
Doe tho aim uf The rHffIrmfn in 'ni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
CLERK IN
gu A A Pc
STEPS OUT
George Sena, Former Sheriff Of
Lincoln County, Understood
to Be Chosen as Successor


Especial Correspondence Mernina Journal
santa Rosa. n. NJ, Nov. 5.-Placido
Baca y Baca. the probate clerk of This
county, has rendered his resignation to
Judge Mann. II appears that Mr.
Baca, who Is q son of Don eelso Baca
one Of the we'll known residents OF
this county, has business relations
which he Hnds Viii occupy his time,
and for this reason he will be unable
to attend the duties of the office 10
which he was overW hclmingly elected
last fall. It is understood the rosig-
nation will be accepted and that
George Sena. who has been filling the
position OF deputy in the office. VIII
be named as Mr.. Baca's Successor.
George Sena came here from Lin
coin last June To- accept the position
he has been filling SO acceptably ever
since. ana has made friends OF an
with whom he has had business and
social relations. He was for two terms
elected sheriff OF Lincoln county on
the republican ticket. and also held
the office of probate clerk for that
county. He is an exceptionally CONE
petent official. and has done much
to put the records of this county In
shape since his coming here. The
commissioners of This county will con-
vene In special session some day this
week. it is understood to take action
in the matter. MT. Sena has strong
endorsements for the position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

IheIr herds down % my o. > hundred
some people prcdict That this coun-
fup lea time 20 come VIII be q stock
country of small herds raeh farmer
having stated number ta be- fed
through the winter. abandoning the
old practice OF %pasturIng or rather
starving cattle during the winter on
fhe open prairie.
sheen urs becoming rather scarce
lufe. Tho railroads continue to ship
Them out hy the train load. High
prices we're not the only cause. but
.ark 81 frse range is largely rcspon-
slble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

uTPAIHING a SPECIALITY IN BRICK
MoKK or rIAsTERiNG. RING IN ityi,
ANafIu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
cry
Specials
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
sernnd Hour

NlfwIthHaudlnr we have sold more
Millinery tnis season than ever be-
Tore. fhe stock Is stil complete.
Hiere's "a couple of special items for
this week
$1,000 Dress Hats velvet ana French
Felt frames large mushroom shapes
and medium size hats ln AN colorsi
trimmed SOB fancy .cuQue feathers,
sluEs ribbons and ornaments re-
fueed from fl2r0
NJ so uraes and street Hats in best
French relts and silk frames with
velvet bindings trimmed in wings,
pamuaus o. veifcti reduced from
fln 0n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

to the unnecessary habit Of carrying
concealed WeapOns-at least in Quay
county.
In all probability court VIII close
here next Saturday night, although u
Is possible the Hardwiek case WIN.
consume more time than expected.
thus causing the continuing OF the
session into the week following.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
VERDICT DUE FROM
TALLMADGE JURY
Arguments in Famous PecoS
Valley Land Case Completed
Last Night and Case is in the
Jurys Hands,


Roswell y. NJ. Nov THE case "
fhD United States against Benjamin II.
Tanmadgr Was placed in the hands Of
fht fufY tonight az at25 o'clock. after
o. night session at which argument was
completed Assistant United States
Attorney LeuhN OF Las Vegas opened
fnr She government. James NJ. Her
Ffk OF Roswell opened for the do
Iruar. being followed by Judge W. W.
IatrWund who had made q strong ar
Eumtnf for his client. The govern
mrnf closed lts case MA aH argument
hV Major Mllllann Henry Harrison
LlrWtIiRn. United States attorney for
Sow MeNlc0 The major ave "a care
zoo review ut the evidence presented
If himself and assistants and hc pruh-
ahiN fought this case harder than
nuN elura Dee hns been United states
attorney Tor NeW Mexico The ac-
Uusrd tonight expresses absolute cun-
Nd,uCe luNlis nclulltHl.
THE verdict o. au inWnrtant one and
r. being awaited with deep Interest
here Or o. not probable that 10 VIII
hr forthcoming before tomorrow.
a~ aaauaV - nnUnNr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
DANCING PROVES TATAL

Many men and women catch COLTS at dances
which terminate ion pneumonia and con-
sumption. After exposure. II Foley's Honey
aud Tnr rs taken 10 VIII break up a cold
and nn serious results need be feared. RI
fuse any hut the Eeuuiue ia a yellow pack
age D. "a. uHlelly 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

NJ. an,aBee ,e arrival f ar rr ai ufu- rt
Lt--- +Ha4.rr maaar Thr Imae r.Ha#Ha u.EH e. u
.af3Hfgt r.rs tat ed. - highly anHrtaHe at h"aaa OTTO A
eml le ln the home
NerE TN FOLLOWING HEt-oNAHiE FHtft%
-r-..~ ~ ~ ss-o easts - ar uta Hm
E-- Sfn UI. ra.fa gWl ErHw# HHI" HH ".H
t- sfua rm.r.a MrrnrarH Hr EM- ""#. w.. SD
U.rr rr+s 3 o. rarsr VASES stoea slar aa fan Ht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

the 'eTy FmaFtesi gov . a
t6- Button Kid glove from tne
famous Trcfousse factory a.
4 good street glove comes
from Dent Of tan leather
Heavy quality; price 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

All kinds window shades in stock
and made 10 order. Futrelle Furni-
1ure company, west end of viaduct.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
ZINN'S CHAPEL
ndence ct The Argus

Correspondence ct The Argus
Our farmers arc very busy be-
tween showers. Some are still plant.
ing corn--others are lowing for
buckwheat.
II. S. Cobun IS building an addi.
ton to his residence, which will
make quite handsome appearance.
!. NJ Menear is also building two
large potch,s To- his house.
Mrs G. K. /lnn IS suffering from
an attack OF rheumatism.
Charles T.. 'Iinn and sons. Paul
AID Ralph, Of Morgantown, were
visiting MIR. Iinn's old home re
Gently Chahcy's many friends are
always glad TO see him.
Some OF our people b I'VE ben al.
tending the pfotraclcd meeting at
Gordon conducted by Rev. Crosse
Miss Mary Iinn Wis ted friends a,
Morgantown last Mooisy and took
IN the show
Wayne Richardson s very sick.
We hope he 1911 s.oo be abl- to b.
out again.
A very pleasant soclI vas g.vcr
al The home Of NJ. and Mrs. ]. N.
NJ near las; Saturday cvruina Ow
itg to the inclcmenCi OF the wealth
er quite a number we've unable Go
b present
The third quartz is ccnferea Of
1 the Reedsville Circuit f he NJ. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
rUNNELTON TOPICS
dependence OF The Argus.

Correspondence ot The Argus
Mr.. aud Mrs - q Watson spent SUNDAY
WIN the lattcrs parents MI. aud Mrs. Holt
llanhWaN. OF Evansville
Rev Father T. n Mcpcrmott road mass
at the catholic church on Funnel nm sun
day.
Mrs John II Werlich aud niece. lsricda
cummings have returned from 1 pleasant
week visit among relatives at sll,inS
Mrs Folly stafford returned SUNDAY after
a three weeks. visit with hen parents. Nh.
and Mrs. J. w Robinson. OF Parsons. and
her parents law, Mr. aud Mrs ". H.
stafford, OF keySer.
George T. Durr, Tor many years a citizen
OF the Coal Center, and which town hc sull
calls home spent Saturday aud Sundn,
with his daughter Mrs Charles IIardrsty
returning to Grafton, his present habita.
ton, sunday evening.
w O.. Lav,llc has returned from George
town Law School
Mis- Sarah Bona6cld. the venerable
mother OF Bouaheid. is visiting her
son having c1mc over from Morgautowu
Mis- Al Houadctd is visiting her daugh
ter. Mrs. Forrest Hutton AT IIuttouSvilIc
McsSiS. George Neville and Iohu Ed
wards w. arrived saturday morning from
Seattle wash
Miss Nina Church. Of Ncwbure. visited
her many friends here last "Wednesday.
Prot Cyrus ~ Martin. who lis at present
attending tue Falrmout normal and who
recently demonstrated iu true forensic
style that tha Coal Center can lly1yg. hold
her own spent sunday with his family.
Cashier O G. Crane. of the lena AHA
banN. aud Cashier ENJOY " Smith uf the
Ncwhurc Bank, were business callers ON
Monday
Miss Jessie Shcrrrn aud ora Incmau.
who are attending the Kmgwoud summer
school spent The sabbath with their re-.
spcCuve parents
Miss Louise Ilae'ns returned Monday
from Clatksburg where she had been the
guest OF friends since last Thursday ON
Tuesday She went 20 Nvwbure. where She
has secured 4 music class, which will uc.
cessitate her going down twice "a week
tuesday aud Friday.
The regular Sabbath services were held
~ the Baptist aud Methodist churches by
the respective pastors, Rows Brown aud
Fallen
Nrs.R p. Lame and daughter. Miss Mary.
OF MoTEautOWu, spent from Friday until
Monday among their many freuIs Of the
Coal Center and vicinity
Master Oral Wolfe IS 90 and is feared he
may have the icver
Uncle Johnny Lloyd is SoIouruing among
kecdsvlllc friends. He drove over Sutur-
day with Harry Poland. Just whore the
latter gentleman holed up us dimcult TO
say.
The many friends Of Warren Phillips the
young operator recently Injured at Andcr
son. viii be glad 20 hear that Ice rs improv.
lng fapdIy being now able TO correspond
with his parents.
There was some excitement created here
sunday when Capt "Slick MaCMlctiu boo
charge Of the Ncwbutg coal tram. tcle
graphcd here 10 the officials stating that Doe
had negro murderer aboard. Policeman
Ashby was on hand when the train pulled
IN and after search found the man u a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
MAPLE FOREST.

Correspondence OF The Argus
lack FtoSt has been TO visit us
and has left very cold wave. We
are afraid he will take our fruit
With him
Charles Groves was at Terra Alta
on business last week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Joseph Ringer
called on Albert Chichester, Of Noun
tain View, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Harner, OF Terra Al
ia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. n.
w. Ringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Hardesty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Feather
called on Mrs. Katie Groves and
visited William Wilhelm who, we
are sorry t. say, is no better.
Mrs. Thomas jenkins, OF Ten.
nessee, is visiting Jehu jenkins and
other friends. MIR. jenkins condi
ton is very critical.
MIR. and Mrs. T. S. Sines and
children called on John RodeheAver
Sunday.
Is. u. M AMMAN and wife were
at kingwood Thursday.
William Miller sold a large piece
of timber to Forman Bros, Of Sugar
Valley, recently. They will move
their sawmill onto il soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ringer Wis.
tied S. w. I.ivengood Sunday.
Jacob Wolfe, wife, and two chill.
dren spent the past week with friends
and relatives at Catawba and Fair
mont.
Clinton Hanger has been hauling
lumber for ST Graham to Kinewood.
J. l.. Reckart moved into his
home on East Corner. The lads Of
the community gathered and gave
them a rousing serensde on Satur-
day evening.
+. S. Livengood made his usual
trip over intoPennsylvania Saturday.
Leonard Bros. moved their shin
gle mill from near Hazelton to their
home Thursday. The boys are hus-
tiers and do good work.
Mp-rTF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30

Charleston's population is as, 4o4.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Heain, of West kingwood, bay.
Thomas Garner, OF near town,
was among our cash callers Satur-
day. Thanks.
Mrs. J. Z. Hawkins ltf, today
for Morgantown 10 visit relatives
for tew days.
Rev. K. NJ Ramsey. wife. and
son are home f,oin Piesb, t-tian
general assembly al Columbus, ONO.
Walter Stone, of the Leader force.
has accepted a position on the Graf
ton Sentinel and left for that place
Monday morning.
The meetings a,e still Ia pr1strs,
at the Baptist church aud much IA
terest manifested. Rev. Bayles Is
preaching very earnes, and able
sermons.
Miss Esteila Wagner, one Of
the teachers IN The X mgSood graded
school, left for her home at Alaska,
Mineral county, yesterday morning.
Miss Wagner is an able instructor
and her work met with the hearty
approval OF the school authorities
and patrons. Her charming and
winning ways made for her a host
OF friends who regret To see her de
part, and cordial welcome will
always await her return.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
DOiuss Of the Week 10 Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What Is
seins on in Their
LEGALITY
SINCLAIR ITEMS

Correspondence OF The Argus
Our farmers are most through
planting corn.
Miss Winnie Mulary is recover.
ing slowly.
Our Sabbath school is progressing
nicely. Alex Nestor is superInten
dent.
Singing school every Sunday night
at Pleasant Grove.
Lot Ridgway went to Colebank
last Saturday night to call ON his
best girl
Ellis Watts, of Sinclair. is going
to school at Kingwood this summer.
No. 20 school closed May 20
with a ciphering match at night.
All reported good time.
G Holydell, of this place.
WIS attacked by WI at Bethle
c m the other Sunday nigDt.
Miss Pearl N,,,. e MARQUES.
visited friends at Sinclair last " eek
Miss Bessie says Charley Anvil
gives good music waday>.
i"o VI oul yo ny men started for
Plfer mountain 1t Saturday eve.
ming and got the milton aud had to
camp on the mountain. Boys, that's
bad.
A young Wolf has begun bowling
around G.. w Roster.
{. N. R,dgway is still on the sick
list.
Miss Lulu Roster visited her sister
at Hiorra last week.
Dave has become the King again
over at Frank Shahan'S.
Miss Ida Kliser is working for c.
w. Bolyard, near Colebank.
Lemuel Knots is improving slow.
ly considering the amount of travel.
ing he has TO do. INDIAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
TERRA ALTA.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus
Mcclellan Hartman. OF Valley Point. was
business visitor in Terra \lta Saturday.
Mrs + i llardcsty speut several DAYS
OF thus week visiting friends in Grafton
Mi aud Mrs Harlaud Zones OF Oakland.
spent SUNDAY the guests OF John { Mayer
Herbert White. who is attending tho
Preparatory School at Kcyscr, spent sat
utday aud sunday with his parcuts here
NJ Lamb aud O G. Crane spent sat
urday and Monday in the county capital ON
legal business
burg on business
Arthur Coyle has purchased the Butler
property In the west end OF town. OF c. II
treeland. The consideration is said to be
tf7 100.
Homer fraukhouser. OF Corinth was a
business visitor Zen town Saturday
Mrs. A. w llawleY OF Rowlesburg. spent
sunday iu town the guest OF her mother.
Mrs Eva G.. Iremblv.
Miss Clara ElscS, OF Rodamcr. was
shopping iu town Friday
MISS Lizzie Magcc. of Indiana. Spcnt
Monday in town the guest Of Mary Candy.
Miss Mabel Rtgg who has been a student
OF PoWhatan College at Charles Town dur.
ing the year, returned home Friday.
v. y WclCh is maNng substantial i'm.
proNcments TO his residence on State street
IN the shape Of cellar and other repairs.
James Tanner has purchased the Brown.
ing iarm on the east side OF town Of Rinard
Brothers and may open the large house for
summer guests iu the near future
DR. J. T.. Drchcr arrived in town Satur.
day as assistant to- Dr.. Bccrbuwcr u his
dental pracuCe al this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30

The Wilson Supply Company,
dong a general merchandising busi.
ness at the Fairfax Ferry, on the
east side Of Cheat river, has changed
hands. The store was purchased
May 10 by c. NJ. Hughes, OF Beaver,
Pa, and is in charge Of Ed I'm.
bright 81 Lick Run, w. Va. The
late manager Gay +. Wilson, is a
hustler and vas working up a good
business. lie was also trying to get
a postofice established at that point.
The store is located at the mills OF
the Caddell Lumber Company and
a fine bridge IS building across Cheat
at that place. Mr.. Wilson has moi
decided yet what he will do.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
BRUCETON MILLS.
Corr espondence OF The Argus

Corr espondence OF The Argus
Frost once again.
Nearly all our farmers are through
planting corn.
Earl Bowermaster returned Sat.
urdaY from weeks visit to his
aunt, Mrs. X NJ. Greeley, at Union
town.
Alexander, tho huslling Inter.
national HarveJte- man from Phil.
ippi, was in town last week.
Miss Maud Kimberly, OF Nor.
eantown, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. {. Cuppelt.
Harry Beethoven, OF Glade Farms.
was IN town the first of last week.
William Mosser is at the county
seat on the petit jury.
Ed Cunningham is at home on a
short vacation. He is with a coIps
of b. & O. surveyors working in
Somerset county, Pa.
Charles Trowbridge expects to
leave next Monday for a visit to the
jamestown exposition.
Gratis Benson and Miss Eva Sill.
baugh went TO Kingwood last We'd
nesday and were made one. The
same evening they left for Fair.
chance to go housekeeping in Mr..
Benson's own property. We ex.
tend to the happy couple our con
gralulatons and wish them a pleas
ant journey through the vcissitudes
of this life.
Marshall Bowermaster, editor OF
the Leader, was in town over Sun.
day.
Last Saturday S. r. Darby. one
OF our old citizens, was laid away.
Mr.. Darby was almost 80 years of
age. lie leaves FIVE children-three
boys and two girls William Yeast
also passed away last Sunday night.
He was also nearly 50. Mr. Yeast
leaves three sons aud five daughters.
Mr.. Darby and Mr.. Yeast we're
neIghbors and died within three
days Of each other. This seems
strange.
Mrs. George n. King is seriously
III. 1t looks as IL this has been a
hard winter and spring on old PEG.
pie. Yet there are great many
persons near here who arc near the
fourscore mark, some being old. r..
K w. Mlchesney cashier Of our
bank, lost fine horse last Sunday
from distemDer. This horse had
record Of less than 3 minutes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-30
GO TO MURDOCH
ZlR

Special Correspondence 4 the Argus.
Harry Benson, OF M.rgaus Glade
was hete Monday.
Mis-. Jonathan Spiker visited MIS-.
Mary Sti1ws,r sunday.
J. j. Kelley was down IN MARY
land Satu'da,.
Miss May N'eman auivrd home
from UnIOnIown. Pa. Friday.
Cornelius Rodeheaver v;s.cd his
laughter, Mrs. Bruce Deal. Sunday.
). Frank Kelley and ht;le $, n
were at Brandonvllc Friday.
George A. Kelley, OF near Ctanes.
vile, stopped To see friends he,e
Monday evening
Jonathan Spikcr and son Mar
shall were at Brandonvl lie Monday
on business.
Gay Guseman and Victor Cupp
went over TO Morgautown Sunday.
Clyde DeBerry, OF Cuzzart, was
here on business Monday evening.
Walter Spiker and Isaac For
sythe have been working for g rus
Sh after.
Rev. d. a. Friend, Of Friends
VILE, Md preached again here SAT
urday evening.
John O. Kelley and family were
guests at Spencer Gulhrie's Sunday
Isaac Guseman's health has been
poor, but has improved
Sherman Friend, ct near Awman,
Md, was here on business Friday
Ia L.
Mrs. Ezra Turney has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Fr.zcc,
at Selbysport, Nj the pas, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Formdr, of
Lenox, visited the latler's aunt.
Mrs. rena Kelley, near mere, last
Sunday.
Jonas Leese and son, of Mark
leysburg, Pa, were plas,erng the
Cupp brothers new house last week.
Mrs. Mary a. Frankhouser, Hugh
Kelley, Misses Bliss Farmhouse,
Jane Kelley, and Lee Guthrie at
tended preaching service at Mount
Zion church Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence Michaeps little daugh-
ter, Of Conceivable, Pa, was visit
ing at Isaac Guseman's part of last
week.
John Cupp and Wesley Smith
went down TO Friendsyille Saturday
and brought up 10 new telephones
from the station to be used on the
telephone line.
Miss Berta Guseman, who has
been at Uniontown, Pa, for several
months, returned home Friday eve
ming, May "a. That being her birth
day her brother and sister had ar
ranged to give her a surprise party
that night There were about 40
young ladies and gentlemen present
and the hours passed pleasantly by
conyersing with each other, playing
games, eating ice cream, cake, and
drinking lemonade. Miss Berta vas
the recipient Of many handsome
presents.