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The Washington times., 1907-04-28
DETROIT TIGERS SMOTHER
THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS

DETROIT, Mich, Apr2 27.-Although
st. Louis started OF with a lead of three
runs in the second inning today, the De-
troit Americans took kindly to PeIty's
curves and hammered him all over the
lot in the fourth, sixth and seventh in
nings, winning easily The game was
called IN the eighth inning 10 allow St.
Louis to catch q train. Score:
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AltiZer'S Hit
Wins the Game
For Nationals
Timely Tap in the Tenth Terminates the
Tie When SchIafly Scores-Keefe No
Hogg as Emergency Twirler.

NEW YORK. April 27-Patten and Hogg engaged in pretty
pitchers battle here today before nearly spectators and while
about the faaed Wasngonan had shade the
ter of it at the end of ten innings
Score: Washington, 8; New York, ,.
Keeler single in the ninth tied up the game for a
at this critical point the tenth inning, however clean by Say
and Cross single by Aizer in the winning
wepayed game and frequently puncuaed by sharp fielding
Case Paten extremely clever when the bases occupied
Keefe who relieved ogg the TENTH easy the visitors hitting him
conecutvey Shay Cross and A carried off the batting honor
each getting three safe Gany far behind with pair of
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ST. JOSEPH'S BEATS
JOHNS HOPKINS

ANNAPOLIS. April 27.-Johns Hop
kins University was defeated by ST.
Johns here this afternoon in an excit-
ing but loosely played game by Z to g.
The game lasted eleven innings, the
winning run being scored on a base on
balls, Harrison's single and CarrolTs
double. Bosley, who started to pitch
for ST. Johns, broke his finger on a
grOunder, the end of the finger being
nearly taken of.
The score.
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PITTSBURG TRIMS
CINCINNATI REDS
IN SMOKY CITY
Boston, New York, and
Chicago Other Winners
in National.

PITTsBURG, April 27.-Cincinnati
made its first appearance Of the season
here today and was defeated by the
score Of 1 TO l. Mike Lynch pitched for
the locals and kent his opponents hits
well scattered Roy Hit pitched six
innings for the Reds. II was his first
big league trial and he was continually
getting himself into hot water. Hall
pitched the last two innings for the
visitors Score:
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Left on bases-Pittsburg. Z; Cincinnati. g.
Sacrifice hits-Abbattiehio, Lynch Mowrey.
Stoien DdSes-huSBlnh, oheendns wagner
Double plays-Sheehan TO Phelps; Schlei 20
Higgins; Abbattichio 20 Wagner TO Phelps.
Hit by pitcher-Gibson, Mitchell. Clarke
Bases on bails-cSf Lynch, 8: of HIT 3:
OF Hall. ?. Struck OIt-By Lynch. I. by
Hit, I; by Hall, l. Umpires-Johnstcne and
Carpenter Time OF game-2 hours At
tendance-9,Sio
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How They Scored.

Fordham scored the first run OF the
game IN its half OF the fourth inning
4. Schiess was an easy out. Byrnes 10
Cantwell. Mahoney laced a safe one
out to center, and was only kept on first
by the fast fielding OF Simon Egan hit
10 right. advancing Mahoney 10 third.
The latter scored shortly after on
AIudds bad throw 70 third. Coney and
Mcdonald were put out IN order.
Georgetown came right back in its
half Of the fourth. and succeeded in
tying the game up. Courtney got his
second lift of the game over first base.
Smith fled TO Hartman on the next
play. Home run Simon came 20 the
rescue with a slashing three-bagger 10
deep right field. scoring Courtney.
Byrnes walked and stole second Mudd
was the third out for Georgetown. Ma
honey 70 Gargan-
Both teams went out IN one, two
| three order IN the fifth inning
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CARDINALS AND CUBS
PLAY TWELVE INNINGS

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Cardinals
and Cubs batted twelve innings this
afternoon. The Rcd Legs apparently
had the game bagged when a wild
throw by O'Hara enabled Chicago to
tie the score IN the ninth. The locals
mad the bases full in the twelfth with
none out, but were unable to push home
a run.
The score:
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Two-base hit-Cross. Sacrifice hits
Keeler, Jones, Thomas, Cross. Perrine.
Stolen bases-Ganley. Schlafiy, Altizer.
Hits-Om Hogg. in nine innings; off
Keefe. 3 in one inning. Left on bases
New York, S; Washington, s. First base
on errors-New York. 2. Struck out-By
Hogg. 3. by Patten, 2. Bases on balls
or Hogg. ,; of Patten, 3. Hit by pitch
er-Patten. Wild pitch-Patten. Umpire
hurst Time of game hours Attend
ance-10.000
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Earned runs-Chlcago. l. Sacrihc hits
Robe Sullivan. Stolen bases-Dougherty.
Davis. 2: CULLEN First base on baiis-On
Hess. l. on RhOades, /; or smith. 2: OF
Altrock l. Hit by pitcher-By Hess. i
First base on errors-Cl, velaud /: Chicago
2 Left on bases-Cleveland s: Chicago 6
Struck out-By Hess. 1: by Rhoades ]: BY
Altrock,l. Double plays-FIick 10 CLARKE.
Davis TO Robe TO DOnohue. Time OF game
j hour and IS minutes. Cmpires-Sheridan
and Stafford. Attendance ss
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IwO-base hits-Casey, Stricklett. Sacrifice
hlts-McCarthy, Batch. Lewis Seymour.
stolen base-Strange. First base on errors
New York. 2 Bases on balls-OH Strickiett
3. Hit by pitched baIls-By Stricklett. 3.
Passed ball-Bresnahan. Left on bases-New
York 8: Brooklyn. 6. Double plays-Strang
and MCGann. Aiperman and jordan; Lewis
and Alperman: Seymour. Corcoran. and Nc
Gam Lewis and Jordan: Casey. Alperman.
and Jordan. Umpires-Klem and Emslie At
tendance-s,oo Time OF game hour and -
minutes
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Standing of the Clubs.
BRESNAHAN'S TIMELY HIT
BRINGS GIANTS VICTORY

BROOKLYN, April 27.-StrickIett lost
his own game this afternoon. After
pitching superb ball. and with the
Brooklyns one run to the good the
Dodgers pitcher hit two batsmen in the
final inning and this. with 2 sacrifice
and a timely single by Bresnahan, en-
abled the New York Nationals TO score
two runs, which proved enough TO win
Score.
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Earned riDs-Boston, 1. Philadelphia, 1.
Left on bases-Boston, .; Philadelphia 7.
First base on balls-on Young. 4: on Lush.
3; on Richie. g. Struck out-By Young.
2; by Lush. l. by Richie. l. Two-base hits
Richie, Brown. Sacrifice hits - Bates,
Richie Thomas. Double play-BeaumOnt
(unassisted). Hit by pitcher-By Young. 1;
by Lush. l. Umpire-Rigler Time OF game
2 hours AttendaAce-6,l5i
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JONES SUSPENDED
BY BAN JOHNSON
FOR TALKFEST
Chicago Defeats Cleve-
land in American
League-Other
Games.
CAPT. JOE MONTGOMERY.

CLEVELAND, April H.-The White
Sox today took the third game OF the
series by TO ? They batted Hess hard
In the first inning. and Rhodes was sent
In. Altrock relieved Smith in the Sec
ond- Manager Jones was suspended in
definitely this morning by Presiden;
johnson for his argument with Umpire
Stafford yesterday. IsbeIlfs split thumb
kept him out Of the game.
Score:
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RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday S Results.

At St. Louis-Chicago. 4: st. Louis,
twelve innings).
At adelphia-Boston, I; Bhila-
delphia. 8
At PitJsburg-Cincinnad. 1; Pitts
burg. Z.
At Brooklyn--New York. . Brook
lyn. J.
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GOOD BASERUNNING
WINS FOR BOSTON

BOSTON, April 27.-Daring work on
the bases won today's game for the
Boston Americans. The hitting on both
sides was light, and Glaze kept Phila-
delphia's hits well scattered. Score:
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odiCtl~o, OliS bSlilS Aoi wv boS~o'
In the opening inning the IA
tionals managed to get a man on
the bases, Cross singing, safely.
Lave got no further, as Conroy took
Anderson's soaker. retiring the side.
In the second, however, they got
their first tally Altizer, the first
batter, singled past Elberfeld- Jones
laid down a neat sacrifice and re-
tired. Perrine smashed one toward
Laporte, and was retired by Chase.
Jack Warner lit safely to center
field for a base, on which Altizer
scored the Nationals first run. Pat
ten closed the inning by sending a
high fly to Hoffman.
Jones Delivers Goods.
After this inning Washington ire
ouently had men on the paths, but
not until the ninth inning could it
push one over the rubber. In this
inning it scored a run, which gave
it a slight lead.
Jones. the first batter. singled to left
field and Perrine put him on second
with a sacrifice. Jack Warner had the
best Of a guessing contest with Hogg,
and was presented with a base on balls
Patten tried hard to line IL out, but
knocked a high foul. which klelnoW
grabbed Ganley sent In Washington s
second run with a single TO center, Jones
doing the scoring Jack Warner thought
he could sneak another run over also
but was caught az the plate by hoh-
man, Hogg. and hleinoW'
Schlafly Bats Well.
In the tenth inning Washington was
more successful. Schlahy. the first
man to face Keefe. smashed a single
10 left. and Lave Cross followed with
another TO right. Anderson forced Cross
on an infield tap. Altizer got his third
hit, single TO center, on which Schlafiy
scored the winning run. after this
both Anderson and Altizer were caught
trying double steal.
The Highlanders first run was made
in the sixth inning. Elberfeld was
passed to first. raced all the way TO
third on a wild pitch. and scored on
Chase's out at first base. Their second
and last run was made in the ninth in
ming kleinOW singled safely 20 right
Thomas. who batted for HOgg. sacri-
feed. Patten To Anderson. COnroy flied
out TO Jones. Willie Keller tied up the
game for a few minutes by smashing a
hot one to left field. kleinOw romping
home and tieing the score. ElbeTfeld
flied out to Altizer, ending the inning.
Freeman May Play First.
The HighIanders still looked danger
Gus in their half of the tenth, Chase
reaching second on Cross tumble and
Laporte's sacrifice. He got no further,
as Anderson and Jones took care of
Hoffman and Williams, ending the
game.
Buck Freeman may be given a trial
on first by Washington. The ex-Boston-
ian put in some time around the first
station in Practice today.
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The Score:


Three-base hit-Simon. Stolen bases
Byrnes. Mahoney. and GarEan. Base on balls
-Mahoney. = Struck out-By Cantwell. 4
BY Mahoney. 70. Sacrifice hit - Baldwin
Double play-Scheller 20 DevIin 70 Byrnes
HIS by pitched baii-Maholey. Umpire-BsIts-
Tine Of game hours and 40 minutes
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TNvo-base hits-Hohlepp. Dinenderfer. Stolen
bases-Dague. Strickland. Meade. Bacon, 2;
Lange, ? Hambsch, 2. Bases on balls-On
Kohlepp. 2: OF Meade. 1, Struck out-By
KoHlepp. 6. by Meade J. Double plays-Ba-
Observation-Disclosures. 2 Hit by pitcher
Hambsch. Umpire-Pensmith.
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hlts-schmldt. O'Learv. al

J'wO-base hits-Schmidt O'Deary, Petty.
Three-base hits-McIntyre, Crawford Ross
man. Schmidt. MuIIin. Stolen baEss-Nc-
Tntyre. Mullin First base on balis-Of Null
lin. 3; or Petty. 4. Left on bases-Detroit
{; ST. Louis. g. Struck out-By MuIlin. 4:
by Petty. /. Time OF game-2 hours I'm
pire-O' Loughlln
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Two-base hit-Murphy. Three-base hit
Unglaub. Sacrifice hits-Wagner, Shaw.
Stolen bases-Parent. 2; Collins, Hoey. Dou-
bic plays-Unglaub (unassisted): Hartsel and
Davis First base on balls-Of Glaze, 2; OF
Nickers. 2 Struck out-By Vickers, 2; by
Glaze I. Wild pitch--Vickers. Time OF game
II hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-Evans
and Connolly.
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IWo-base hits-Rsndail, Bennett, .; Hofr-
man Sacrifice hits-Phester, Bennett. Nc
Glynn Holly. Double Plays-Bennett. Beck
ley' BecSley (unassisted). Stolen bases
Byrne Noonan. Evers. Chance. First base
on oalis-On McGlynn. 6; Of Phester. g.
Struck out-By McGlynn. &; BY Phester. s.
UmPire--O' Day. Time OF garne-2 hourg and
Is minutes. AtteDdance-4.oOo.
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Today's Games.

Chicago al 81. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
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Today's Games.
Standing of the Clubs.

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Washington, 3; New York, ?,
(ten innings).
Philadelphia. z. Boston. 3.
81. Louis. s. Detroit. Is
Chicago. q: Cleveland, 2
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zone out when winning run was scored
Johns Hopkins. o 0 0 ? 2 2 0 0 O-s
Earned runs-St. Johns. g. Two-base hits
Rhodes, Harrison. Mudd. Robinson, Austin.
Carroll Hits-On Bosley. 2 in is innings :
on Salty. in % inning: of Carroll, ? in ;
innings. Bases on bails-On Cole, 5: of
BOsley. ?, or Saltry 1. on Carroll l. Struck
out-By Cole, s. by Bosley. 3: by Carroll, 5.
stolen bases-Rhodes, Webb. Whitcraft. 8;
Robinson. Carroll Mud. Austin. 2: Shafer
2 Double play-Carron funassisted)- Passed
baii-Austin. Hit by pitcher-Webb Left
on bases-JolEns Hopkins. s: St Johns T.
Umpire-Mr. Sweet. Of Annapolis
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Georgetown and Fordhsm played four
teen innings to a tie on Georgetown
Field yesterday afternoon, darkness
finally compelling Umpire Belts TO call
the game with the score standing 2 10 ,
The article OF ball put up. by the
contending teams was the finest seen
on Georgetown Field this year. II not
IN a number Of years past. The weather
was ideal for fast work. and the large
CROWD OF enthusiastic rOoters that turn
ed out 10 see the two old rivals 20 at
IL was impartial In giving applause TO
all star plays.
Georgetown already had one victory
tucked away as a result OF the game
played in New York Saturday. and was
more than anxious to take yesterdays
game and thus win the series. Fordham
was equally anxious 20 come out ahead
in yesterdays struggle as Il felt sure
the game 10 play in New York May IS
will fall its way. Tom Cantwell was
selected 70 send them over for George
town, while Fordham pinned its hope
on Mahoney. its 1907 phenom-
Great Pitching.
The work done by the two pitchers
duri-g the game was of the highest or
der. CantTeN seemed 70 have little
the better of the pitchers battle as
FOrdham hit safely only seven times
while Georgetown touched the Metropo-
lis star up for total of nine safeties-
The game was noteworthy for the fact
that there were but three errors made
other features Of the game were the
work Of Scheller and Smith In the
Georgetown infield. the star catch Of
Maloney in deep right, and the work
OF Mcdonald behind the bat for Ford
ham. coupled with Mahoney's hitting and
base running.
l[either team scored IN the first in
ming Courtney gof the first hit Of the
game when he came 10 bat, but was put
out stealing second. Things looked
bright for Fordham in tie third inning.
when Gargan. the second man Up,
poked a safe one out over second base
The New York first baseman persisted a
moment later. however. in trying 20
| piHer second.
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Cohen Will Try for Honors in the
Quarter and Half Miles and zao Dash.
Devine Has Hopes in the so and 100
Yard. The Four Will Also Run as a
Relay Team.
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PRINCETON, ;; HOLY CROSS, =.

WORCESTER, April 27.-PrincetOn to-
day defeated Holy Cross in a ten-in-
ming game by 3 to . The winning run
was presented to Princeton in the tenth
Inning by a rank throw of Center Fielder
CahilI. Heynieer pitched fine game,
striking out thirteen men
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GEORGETOWN TIES
FORDHAM ? TO 2
IN II INNINGS
Pitchers Battle Between Cantwell and
Mahoney, Supplemented by Almost
Perfect Fielding -Timely Hits.

MahOney started the ball rolling for
Fordham Ia the sixth after A Schiess
had flied out 10 Scheller Being hit by
a pitched ball. the Fordham slab artist
stole second and was advanced 20 third
on Egan's long fly 10 NaIOney. Ccney
lined pretty one out 10 center, scoring
Mahoney. Mcdonald was put out, Can't
well 10 Byrnes.
Georgetown Retaliates-
Georgetown seemed 10 be logging its
rival. for IL. TOO. scored q run in it's half
OF this inning. making the score p, and
here Il remained for the rest OF the con-
test, as neither team could hit the op-
posing pitcher safely Devlin got a life
on Cofey's high throw TO first. Court
ney popped out 20 Mcdonald, trying 70
advance DevIin on a bunt- Captain
Smith fell by the wayside in the same
manner. only IL was z. Schiess that got
the puJ-Out Sam Simon lined a single
out 20 right and there were two men on
the bases when Byrnes came 70 bat
The big first sacl1er saved the day for
Georgetown by getting a safe one 20
: right scoring Devlin. 8Iudd went out.
! Coffey 10 Gargan, leaving Simon and
Byrnes on base.
exceptionally fast ball was put I'D BY
the two teams during the rest Of thu
I game. Georgetown had an excellent
chance 70 score the winning run in the
last half OF the ninth when Simon got
a safe hit and vas advanced 70 third
on Mahoney's wild toss 70 first 10 catch
Byrnes. MUdd hit 20 Ccffey and Simon
vas caught trying 10 reach home on the
play. Maloney struck out and the best
Scheller could do was TO knock an easy
one 10 E Scheiss.
Lost Good Chance.
From the ninth 10 the end OF the game
neither team did anything startling with
the bat Fordham die not get a man
past second base. so effective was the
twirling Of Cantwel. Georgetown came
very near scoring in the fOu: teenth with
two down, but when CantweU was put
out. Mahoney to Gargan, ali hope OF
winning re game vanished. for the
umpire puJ q QUietus 70 all proceedings
here, calling the game AIaIoney had
singled after Byrnes and Mudd were
out and Scheller followed with a safe
drive 10 center. Cantweu could not hit
the ball safely and 50 the game ended.
The Score:
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New York......0 0 0 0 0 / Q o. %
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'one out when winning run was scored.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S
ANNUAL MESSAGE.

Continued from Page One,
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ROANOKE, VA.

Rev. s. A. Adams, of Roanoke, will
preach in Salem, every second Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Anderson, have
returned 10 Pulaski, after visiting
their sick mother.
s. r. Webb has been giving an en-
tertainment at his residence No. 1119
Salem avenue for the benefit Of High
Street Baptist church.
Mrs. Edna Redo, who has been Wis
ting relatives at sol Norfolk avenue
s. W, was the guest Of Mrs. Broad
max Monday afternoon.
Mr.. p. Brooks, OF Rocky Mount,
Va, was in the city last week.
H. Turpin. of Columbus, o., was in
the city last week.
Constable II. Richardson, of Kimbal
w. Va, was in the city Monday.
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MIDDLWORT, OHIO.

| Mr.. and MRS. e. Frazier. after
two weeks visit with relatives here
's,t, Tuesday for their home at Pitts
burg. ~,
Rev. G.. f. Williams. pastor OF A
NJ. E.. church left Monday for confer
enco (Which conveness at Columbus this
week
Mrs. S. B. Allen, who has been ii
the past week with malarial fever
is not much improved at this writing
Mr.and Mrs. Thompson returned tc
their home at Columbus Sunday, they
were accompanied by Mrs. Laura Scott
who will visit thnp Indefinitely
Mrs. Nellie Webster left Sunday fol
Columbus to visit relatives during the
fair week. -.r
Mrs. Harriet Hazlewood, Of Cam
bridge, was calling on friends Monday
evening.
Miss Nora Norris entertained at
dinner Tuesday, August % in honor
of Miss Wells, of Rarkersburg.
Mrs. Celia Norris vent to Rutland
Sunday to attend the bedside of he1
sister, Miss Amanda Sutton, who Is
quite ILL.,
Miss Eivira Simmons spent the past
week with relatives in Galllpolls and
Buck Ridge.
S B. Allen made bushes trip to
Galiipolis the first Of the week.
Quite a number of representatives
Of the K, of p lodge Of Athens were
in attendance at the funeral OF James
Brent last Friday. Mr.. Brent mao
been i'll for some time at his home al
Pomeroy and finally had to yield his
spirit to God who gave it. The run
eral services we're conducted by the
| Rev. Mr.. Stafford of the M. E. church
He leaves an aged mother and sis
ter who have the sympathy of a hos
| of friends.
Henry Finney spent Sunday in co
lumbus. ~-.
Mrs Alice Graham and daughter
Rhoda, were the Sunday guests OF bel
daughter. Mrs. Arizona Lynch, O
Huntington. ....
Miss Mona Morris left Friday foj
| Elizabeth, Pa, where she VIII spent
the winter.
| Mrs Sybil Grant and neice, OF Glou
cester were guests Of Mrs.. Mary War
rem few days Last week.
Master Elmer johnson, OF Glous
ter. is visiting this week with Mrs
Ella Roberts. -. 81.
Mrs. Jennie Clews, OF Charleston
is spending her vacation with me-
cousin, Mrs. Charity Smothers.
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GCYANDOTTE.

Mrs. Maggie Holland was shopping
in Huntington Thursday.
Miss Annie Reed and Gladys Car
rington left Saturday evening for
Charleston.
Mrs. Charlotte Brooks was shopping
in Huntington Wednesday.
Mrs. Ona Pleasant was calling on
friends here Thursday.
Osa Jackson continues about the
same
Misses Louise Smooth and Janet
l,ayne were shopping in Huntington
Friday.
Mrs. Mile Layne and son Monk
came home Sunday after spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Chas
Slash.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark a
daughter Sunday August %.
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MONTGOMERY.

t." Miss Nellie M. Lewis, left Sunday
for Louisville, KY.
Mrs. Warner Brown is sick at he
home in Norman Flat.
Ledia Hardy, who has beer sicl
several weeks, with typhoid fever i.
improving. g.,
Geo Holmes, who spent seYera
weeks in Ohio, is home again.
Mrs. Boston Scott, left Friday fol
her home In Washington, D. G. it,
Mrs. Richard Johnson, is. visiting
relatives in Martinsville, Va.
Miss Lucille Jones, Of Columbus
O., is here the guest OF Miss sElls
Burke.
Rev Hubbard Williams left Satur
day for a visit to his old home In
Lynchburg,' Va.
S. M. Davis has returned from ar
extended visit to Washington, D. G.
and points in Virginia.
Rev. r. W. Meadows, Of Hunting
ton, was her. on l:u~iness last week
Mrs. F. Donally Railey opened
school this week at Donwood on Nor
VI SSh villa - SoOOi clll CdDlt
creek district is having seven months
at $500, $500 and $500 this year
Mrs. Warner Brown was hostess t.
the Willing. Woke: club Friday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown are al
Jam estown this week -
Charles Calfee, OF Pulaski, Va came
Friday to spend sometime with his
father, James Calfee.
Mrs. Maria Thomas is home again
after having spent sometime with he1
raughter, Mrs. DeHonney In Charles
ton.
Misses Jouilla Morgan and Mollie
Guarral are visiting in Charleston.
The B. Y. P. u. reorganized Sun
day with Mr.. S. e. Childs as presi
Gent.
Mrs. B. T. White and baby Dorothy
left Saturday for Hinton and White
Sulphur Springs.
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QUINNIMONT.

Miss Carrie Jones. George Ware and
Dallas Norman were the guests of Miss
Bradley Sunday.
W. E. Bomgardner. Of Harvey. was
the guest of Miss Shelton Saturday.
Master Ulysses Shelton spent Labor
Day with his sister at Harvey.
Those who attended the Red Mems
parade at Mt. Hope. were Mrs. Free
man, Mrs. Durette, Misses Matte
Bradley, Lille Shelton and Eleazer
Shelton.
Miss Fannie Oliver has returned
from jamestown and reports a nice
time.
The Golden Circle club gave an en-
tertaiamgent. g. last SATURDAY n 2
Mr.. George GrandersOn spent La 0;
day in Montgomery.
John Perkins has returned from Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Dickerson. of Powellton, was
the pleasant guest Of Miss Tyler Sun
day.
Master Robert Murness, Ellis Childs
and Aaron Childs spent Labor Day in
Montgomery.
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WINIFREbE.


Miss Edith Walker, of Columbus
Ohio, spent the first Of the week here
the guest Of Mrs, r. Dean.
c.. II. Turner, r. Dean and r. G.
Green spent the latter part Of the
week out of town on, bushes. a.
Jas. Bell Of Cabin Creek, spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
. w. w. Lewis Is spending few days
with his family at Kanawha City.
Alex. Lucky, Of Hugheston, spent
the week here the guest Of friends.
p. II. Allen left Saturday for his
lcme in st. Adams.
Mrs. J. II. Watt spent the week Wis.
ting friends at Hugheston,
VIM. Tucker and family are spend.
ing a few days in Charleston this
week.
Miss Lizzic Ran'olph - spending
the week at KanaWha City.
B. B. Allen, G. w. Perkins, c. A.
and jas. T. Thomas Neal Watt and
r. r. Allen spent Labor. day out of
town