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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-04-18
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FAIRMoNT.

+" Miss Gay Johnson spent several
, dayHg last week In C1arksburg.
:. Miss MasS Shelton has returned
from, Allegheny, Pa, where she at,
tended Avery Trade School ~
. Miss Cora Taylor has returned
from .TBuehannon where she. spent
>sevSral weeks the guest Of her par
entS ,I"" j, l.
. MIS-, >8allie oble, spent commence
ntent week at Institute en- route to
Staunton,yrVa. K g.:
~ How ards+'Mead spent commence
ntent' week at Institute.
:, ~ Oliver Meade, who has been con.
fined to bis room some time is out
Z again. .
u Mrs. F. H! Jackson and daughter
Lena bave returned from PIT. Pleas,
92nt whore \they were guests OF Miss
Bessie Jordan. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl West have NOV
ed back from Uhiontown. =
Harry johnson has moved his
family here from Cumberland, Md
Mrs. ,Baldin, Of Winchester, va,
vas buriS9 Sunday afternoon from
Monroe Sim e Church. Mrs. Bot,
. din came here to be with >heralaugh
ter, 'mra. Walter Banks several weeks
ago thinking the change would i'm
prove her health.
Wanted Iaand Good wa
Res. Only first class need amply.
MRS. KATE SMITH, CherEy&Ave
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ANSTED.

Mrs. Thompson, president Of the
Woman's Club, was here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peppers lost their
daughter, ,Thelma, aged 4. She had
been an invalid all her life. Rev,
Warner Brown, of Montgomery.
preached her funeral. She was bur
led at Hawks Nest.
Mrs Watcher has returned from
visit to Raleigh and Beckley.
+. }. Tinsley, an old citizen Of this
place, has accepted a position with
Z. Il. MCGEE at the Orphans Home
near Huntington.
Mrs. Harriet Steward has return.
ed from Richmond, Va, and reports
a pleasant stay there.
Charley Randolph, young man
aspiring for the ministry. preached
an inspiring sermon Sunday evening
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sny.
der, boy.
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WINIFREDE.
w. A. Tunstil spent a few days on

W. A:Tpnstil spent few days out
Miss G., E.. Hayes, Mrs. Hester
Smoot and G. w. Perkins, A. BIO;
lock. J. S. Wiseman and N. v
Bacchus went, to Michigan on a
pleasure trfy Saturday, returning
Tuesday. =, II y
j.. w: Woods spent Saturday and
Sunday at Kanawha City. :. y.
W H. Norris and son spent Sun
day at their home in Charleston.
Jas. Bell spent Saturday and Sun
day here. 'Sy&.&>. >. -
R. H. Allen was a business visitor
to St. Adams last week. ="
Rev. F. e. Smith filed his regular
appointment there Sunday and
preached iTtwo very interesting Ser,
mons, to the ,Baptists. <,s'~.ts \
Mrs. J. 7. Thomas returned home
on Wednesday, after more than "a
weeks visit at the home Of her
mother, MRS. William Wright of
Charleston.' She was accompanied by
her niece, Nora Wright, who will
spend the summer with her. :. -
W.. N, Shelton, r. K. Allen and
VIM. Floyd were called to Charles
ton on. business last week.
w. w. Lewis. Spent a, few days at
Kanawha City with his faulty,
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I. correspondence
Continued from page two.

will open a grocery store in Williams
hall,this week.
=: Harvey ! Neusome has gone to
White Sulphur for the summer.
Miss Virginia Mills is thought to
be better this week.
& Solomon Rose was guest a few
days last week of r. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Hattie Hunter has been con-
fined indoors for a few days.
Mrs. Willie Winston and children
Returned from Philadelphia Friday,
Mrs. Henry JOHNSON, of Romeo
verte, was the guest Of Mrs. Rounds
the first Of 'thessweek.> 800 -.
Litt1e, Regina Edwards left for
her home in Buffalo Gap Monday.
Miss Resemf11a Harvey, who has
been attending school at Harper's
Ferry, is home.
Mrs. Mary Pegram and Julia Nor
man are on the sick list this week.,
Luther Pollard, who is suffering
with his leg, is better.
Mrs. White and daughter, Of Penn
sylyania, came to be present at the
marriage Of her son Junius.
s.. H. benson left Monday night
on a business trip to New York.
Wednesday evening, June 10, Miss
Eugene Rounds and Mr.. Junius
White we're married at the First
Baptist church In the presence Of a
concourse Of friends. The bride was
tastefully attired in white silk and
wore veil, while the groom wore
the, conventional black. Misses Ber-
tina Harris, Maude Goodwy, Charlotte
lTOmblin were maids, Nessrs. G. G..
Grimes, C. l.. Hall, Archie Clemmens
attendants! Little Missilia Jackson
flower girl Rev. e. ?. Jackson Of
ficfated. Miss Rosa Mickens played
the wedding march. Reception was
held Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs, Rounds. ~fhe couple
are among the most highly esteemed
In the town; They will be at their
home on Pine street to their many
friends after Wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.: and Mrs. w, G, Watson spent
some time in, Washington last week
andGRart of this. Mr.. Watson spoke
there In the interest Of the Loving
Charity&lodge. -.
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RAYMOND, CITY.

A great many people of this place
attended the commencement at w.
V. G. /. last week. r.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hub.
bard, a fine girl, June IS.
Misses MittHe Hayes and Hazel
Price, students at w. v. c. t., are
home for the summer vacation. ..-.;
A great many people Of this place
left Saturday evening for Detroit,
Mich. .,}"'
Miss Pattie Perry, who has been
IN Charleston for several weeks, has
returned home. =
. Chas. Williams, Of Charleston, was
the pleasant guest Of his parents last
week
Chas. Kingsley made a flying trim
to Charleston this week. -. =
H. Woods has returned after sew,
erai days in Keystone, transacting
The excursion run from Raymond
to st. Adams Sunday was very well
attended. Everyone reports fine
time.
Ed Ransome made a business trim
TO Winfield last, Week.--------77----
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CARBON.

Rev. T. IT. Christian took his final
leave from us Friday to his farm in
Virginia.
Mrs. Cora FAgncw moved to her
old home in Ceredo last Saturday.
A number OF our PEOPLE went tc
Decota Saturday night.
We are gladsto welcome four fam
lilies in our midst from the Black
Band coal Aeld.f
Mr.. and Mrs McIver, from West
Virginia, were calling on friends here
Sunday. KS o.
T. G. Agnew and Winston Railey
who were hurtin the mines, are able
to be out again. at work.
Rev. J. J,1Turner was with us al
8 o'clock Sunday. He preached ar
able sermon for us Sunday night a
Charles Brown, Garfield Taylor
and Frederick Williams we're calline
at Bellclair, Sunday evening.
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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO.

: Art Robinson, who was called
home the first Of the week by, the Ill
ness Of his sister, returned Sunday
to his work at Petersburg.
Miss Amanda Sutton, yof Rutland
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ce-
la Morris, several days last week.
Miss = Winona Norris returned
home Saturday from Ripley where
she taught a spring term Of school.
Miss Francis Morton, Mrs. VIM
Morton of :, Columbus, and Arthur
: Norton, of Cleveland, attended com
mencement exercises at Institute Fri
day. -
(. Miss Marie Bess, Of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her grandfather
Henry Finney.
Miss Virgie Warren, Of Columbus,
Is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Mary
+. Warren. >F' .
Mrs. Eliza Coleman and daughter
returned home Sunday after spending
a very pleasant week with her sister
ln-laW, Mrs: Isaac Wilson. "a
Miss Abbie Robinson, who has
been; quite uill~for several weeks past,
iscTmprovfng rather slowly.
Mrs. Mary. Napier came down
from Rittsburg last Monday, to pack
her, household goods preparatory to
moving to Allegheny, Pa. Mrs. Nap
per's many friends regret very much
that she is leaving,Has she is very
estimable lady
Mrs. Fleming, Of Letart, was the
guest Of friends last. week.
Mrs: s. B. Allen entertained Mes
danes Topsey, Warren, Morton and
Hale at 6 o'clock dinner Monday
evening, in honor Of Mrs. Mary Nap.
per -.
Ed Morris, who is now employed
at Langsville, spent Sunday with his
parents.
James Crawford, Of Columbus, was
the Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Huffman.
Mrs. Alice Graham is slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Misses Edith Ba ties and Laura
Jackson spent Sunday with Mason
City friends.
Mrs. Ella Roberts and Mrs. Nancy
Stewart were calling on Kerr's RIM
friends Wednesday,.
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Ida Craig, Moselfa Colston, Ida AL
eXander, Hattie, G.: Jordan, Bessie S.
Jordan, Lena Jackson, Mrs Jackson
MRS. Henderson, T. F. Davis, Ar
thur Morton and Miss Frances Nor
ton Of Pomeroy IS
|. Mrs. Will Morton, of Columbus,
o., who is the guest Of relatives in
Pomeroy, was the guest of Mrs. f..
l.. Morton last Friday.
Clarence Henderson and Miss Jill.
liza Smith have returned home from
Institute, where they attended school
this year. -....- ..-.......-.
Rev. D. D. .Stratton preached at
the First Baptist church last Wed
nesday night.
+ w. L. Clendennin has been the
guest of Miss H. G. Jordan.
Arthur Morton Of Cleveland, !, o.;
en- route home from Charleston, was
the guest Of Miss Bess Jordan Sun
| day a few hours. = @-e- -. -
ISIS Villa Lee was the guest of G.
ri. Jordan, and family Saturday, leav-
ing for hex home at Clarksburg Sun
day. =:
Mrs. Eliza Jackson and daughter
Lena left Sunday for their home In
Falrmont after a pleasant stay of
two weeks the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Jordan.
Miss Stewart, Of Toledo, Ohio, and
Miss McFee, Of Columbus. Ohio
were visitors in our city Sunday
June 8.
The Children's Day program was
rendered with success at the 1st
Baptist church.
MI. Henry Thompson, Of Pitts
burg, and Miss Minnie Green, Of this
place, we're united in marriage by
Rev. G. p. r. Kenney at the home
Of the bride at Brosia, at noon Mon
day.
Mrs. J. r. Henderson returned
home Sunday from Charleston where
she was the guest Of MIS-. ]. M. Ha-
zelWood
Mrs. a. II. Williams and daughter
Helen arrived from Morgantown to.
day TO be the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jordan.
Miss Ida Alexander has as her
guests Miss Eva Brown, of Morgan
town, Messrs. Fred Cambria, Of
Clarksburg, and Mark Holmes, of
charleston Miss Brown and Mr..
CambFlc are en- route home from In
stitute, where they attended school.
Mr.. Cambria is a graduate of Insti-
tute this year.
Mrs. w. A. Holmes and children,
or Galltpolis, are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andy Smith.
MISS Lucy Lincoln has returned to
her nome at Marietta after a very
pleasant visit here the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lincoln.
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GUYANDOTTE.

Mrs. Maggie Holland and son and
daughter, William and Virginia, and
Osa Jackson spent few DAYS at Tn.
stitute last week attending com
mencement.
Henry Jackson and family spent
Sunday with their mother at Mid
way '"'"
Miss BERTHE Smooth returned home
sunday from school at Institute, ac.
comDanied hV Miss Bessie Dorsey. Of
institute. 1t IS reported that Miss
dorsey wiz spend quite while with
Miss Smooth ~"
Violet Layne was shopping IN
Huntington. Saturday. -
Willie Peters and Charley Va1en-
~ tine were in town calling on friends
Suu9ay: T.. ,e4f =, =" - !, ~, F%,E
Clarence HouSe1and was up from
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WASHINGTON.
Coaitinuea from Pare One.

" SO AAO@lt = "tsc OSie. ..E
Thomas Qbfe on be6plf of his class
delivere& the salufEtory WE'LL and
forcibIX, His Thought and clean emf
cut expressions were above the ordi-
nary and his welcome was most cor
orally accepted by the audience. 1.
Ihe Civic Duty Of Women" the
subject of Miss Jessie Annette Jor-
dan grafton contained bright ideas
OF Women's duty to society and state
ana strong appeal to the women of
the race to better their condition
along educational lines in order to
be able to .serye< and help the race
Miss Jordan was followed by Miss
Ruth 9. Campbell, whose subject
was, ''The Incarnation of Thought, :"
In which she showed the worker
the one who puts his thoughts into
practice--and not the visionary, is
the, one who does things which move
the world and make history
The subject which has occuDied
the attention Of the public press for
nearly year, and which has affec-
ted the Negro people more deeply
than any Of tie last decade-"The
Brownsville Array, gave Oliver
Terrell Wilkerspny an opportunity
to express his Views upon the much
discussed question as to the guilt or
innocence Of the black battalion.
Wtlkerson was rsther strong in his
condemnation ofithe DISCHARGED Of
the nena@@they haye-not yet been
reinstated.
The Hague Peace Conference"
was resume Of what has been done
there for the establishment of uni
yersal arbitration and Charles Al
pert Page, the speaker, discussed
similar efforts md plead ardently for
an abiding erl Of peace on earth,
good will toward all men. Miss
Beatrice Este1e Quarrels' theme.
The Reign Of ~,aw," was correlate
to the one preceding and was dis
cuSsed in manner which excited
fattering comment
The Man WAC. Knows" was a ci-
tat1on and discussion of the neces-
slty of a thorough education along
given litfes, and Frederick Douglass
cam brio was fortunate In the choice
of his subject and superb in it's de-
livery.
The highes. honor of the class
fell to Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brown.
and 1t became Ter duty to deliver the
Valedictory, which, she did so i'm
Dressively as to effect even those
whose associatious would not be
severed by th2 graduation Of her
class ~
The GROWING event of the week
was the appearance of Dr.. Booker
T., Washington, wK8se presence was
despaired of because of the latepess
of his train and consequent failure
to make conncction at Charleston.
The result was Ghat he did not en-
ter the hall till a few moments be-
fore the valedctory was delivered.
The ovation which he received was
but slight testimon4al Of the high
regard in which he is held by his
many friends in the Kanawha valley.
DR.. Washington Is looked upon as a
product of West Virginia, and his
race Is proud Of the fame which has
come to him in his laudable en-
'deavor to uplifl a; Struggling people.
In delivering he address to the
graduating class he said in part:
President Jones, teachers. stu
dents and friends: Although this is
one of the 'buses@S8aeonB OF my life,
when FSreceivod So Invitation from
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Woods were in Montgomery shop

Woods were In montgomery shop
ping Monday. %t.n r.l -, r..
Mrs. Victoria Burks, who has been
confined to her bed, is much improv-
ed ut this writing ~.
. Henry james, of Smither was call
ing on friends here's Sunday, r..
Mrs. DingeSs, OF Cedar Grove, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Austin in Hugheston. :
Charles Jones, Of Chicago who
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson, Of Hugheston, returned
home Saturday. - T.,
Miss Blanche Booker. formerly OF
this place, has taken up her abode In
Hugheston for a few days.
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LONDON.

Rev. Nelson Barnett preached to a
large congregation here Tuesday
night.
Clarence James, Of Smithers, was
the guest Of Eunice Whitlow Sun
day
Among the many that attended
the celebration Of the Red Men at &C.
'dar Grove was Miss Petty and Mrs.
Alex, Shaver and Mrs. George Jack
SOM
) Mrs. Caroline Nowlin continues to
MrsS q. Ms58ianey and Mrs. Franz
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WINONA,

Miss 2. B. James is home again af-
ter teaching successf II term at Nab.
scott.
Miss Mabel Tyler is home after
sIending a term at the West Virginia
Institute
Rev. j. M. Halter is conducting a
revival at Mabscott this week.
The Missionary Society of the Sec
chd church is progressing nicely.
Mrs Ed Brown is visiting friends
a! Fayetteville this week.
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spects will 90 furthere&t in promot-
ing our interest. Let constructive
progress be the dominant note
among us in every section of Ameri-
ca. An inch Of progress is worth
more than a yard of fault-finding.
The races that have grown strong
and useful have not done SO by de-
pending upon fault finding with
others, but by presenting to the
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Huntington calling on friends Sun
day evening. 0% -,
Homer Mullens spent Sunday at
Mrs. Johnson'aEat Midway. .~'t 49, =
Banks Agnew has been i'll for the
last week / .a-'
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PIT. PHEASANT.

T. Mrs. Eliza Jackson, and daughter
MISS LsnaG and Miss Bessie s. Jor-
dan were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
9: N. Motion and family; Wednesday
Z, OF last week. They were aecoIapan-
led home by Mrs. p. l.. Morton. ~
Il Those attenAng the lcomtnence-
! 5ng2sIlt 1nsss tssxsE est F!sidax were;
Aflssss satsrd Mary eIsfDcofa,
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world evidences of their progress 3itss
agriculture, industrial and business
life, as we'll through religious
educational and civic growth IA 8$S5.
Let us not make the mistake az
keeping the dark and disappofntin
side OF life continually before this
youth Of our race. Just now, what
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CONTINUED on Page Fouf.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-03-01
natlce Of Real Estate Foreclosure
8Al0.

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
.nge executed and delivered by Anna N. Mum
san nee ma N. Johnson, and. Hiram Munger,
Aazshpsband, mortgagors, to Clara l.. johnson,
n0stgsgee, dated the 10th day of April, 1905,
md HID for record in the office of the register
= deeds of the county of Mclean and state of
Aesth Dakota, on the 18th day of May, 1905. at
} rs O'clock p. M, and recorded in book F IS of
1ostsa9es, at page 22S, will be foreclosed by q
Sale OF the premises In such mortgage and here
iasfte. described, at the front door 81 the court
ska3s ct North Dakota at the hour of 2 o'clock
p n on the 9Th day of April, 1907, to satisfy tho
aMoant due upon such mortgage on the day OF
sAle> -,
The premises described in such mortgage and
which will be. sold to satisfy. the same. are de.
scyibad rs folows towit: The east half (ela) of
p nesthesst quarter .lneA). Of section nine
s4sc. 9A and the, west half WIZ of the northwest
1pakteI (nwA) ,of section ten (Sec. 10Y, all In
Of fange eighty west Org. 80 W., containing one
hundred sixty acres, more or less, according to
the US government survey.
There will be duo on such mortgage at the
date Of sale,tAe SUM OF sixty-eight and thirty
I've one hundreths (seS.35) dollars. together
nth statutory costs and attorney fees.
Dated4Lan. 30th, 1907.
Clara L. johnson, Mortgage.
AnADsOa a; Fraser,
Attorneys, Tor Mortgage,
Ryder, Ward County. N. D.
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Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage. executed and delivered. by. Wilhelm
mortgagoEs,. to n. S. Kline Of .Anamoose,
North Dakota, mortgage. dated the
18th day Of February, 1905, and filed for record
in the Office Of the register Of deeds. county Of
day Of March, 4. B.: 1895, st s:S O'clock q. M,
and was duly recorded in book F s Of mortgage
record, on page S5S, and was together with the
debt secured, thereby duly assigned to w. 8:
s sllsa, s en iee s%sa was asy re O. Sdsdd9ia IN ytba ss ofic s9 81
the registef::of deeds, Of Mclean county, state
lso7, in book HIS Of assignments at page slS,
viii will be 5essslese dn b : bs sale Of the d pss%;bissSs IL i
the front door Of the county courthouse in the
county Of Mclean, state OF North Dakota, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon Of the LIST day Of April
loo7, 70 satisfy the amount due on such mort
The premises described in such mortgage and
which will b. sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows, towit: The north half of
the southeast quarter and the south half Of the
township one hundred forty-nine. range seven.
ty.ive; also the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-seven in township one hundred forty
nine. range seyenty-8ve, containing. ono hum
government survey thereof. in Mclean County,
sG There Ds vii s. due on such mortgage on the
day of sale the sum Of nineteen hundred eighty
and which has been paid by the assignee herein
to protect his interests under the foreclosure,
besides statutory. costs and attorneys fees.
Dated this sth day Of February; ,le97; a;.,h
Attorney for Assignee,
AnAmoose. N. d.
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st GonS ct N Sf %c Dakota }rel 10 e Pi Z g. Court,
Olgeirson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Zolman S. Hunt.

st Comfy 1T S 81 %eR Rsao'a' }Eei ss ef n%": q Court
Olgeirson, Judge
In the matter of the estate of Zolman S. Hunt,
Ju dgeesSee q. Hunt, Petitioner.
Aaron Hunts Esj phaebe 1~ngraham,
Mrs, Jennie Free, Mary e.
Hunt. Mrs. F. p. Ingraham,
Rev. A. S. Hunt, Mrs. Henry I.
f. Montgomery, Respondents. q
Notice of Citation, Hearing of Final Account
and Distribution of Estate.
The State of North Dakota to the above named
You, the said Aaron Hunt, Phaebe Ingraham,
Ingraham, Rev. A. S. Hunt, Mrs. Henry E.
scooSnf %f fS,a are s4 hereby no Of zo1m that : the Fine final
late of the city of Sharon, in the county of
L!itchfield, and state Of Connecticut, deceased
has been rendered to this court, therein show
final settlement and distribution, and petition.
ing that his account be allowed, the residue OF
said estate be distributed to the persons there.
be JEDI discharged & Monday. the '' qt6 day Of
March A. -. 1907, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, at the court rooms of this court, in
the court house, in the village Of Washburn,
has been duly appointed by this. court for the
settlement thereof, at which. time and place
any person interested in said estate may ap.
account and petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respondents, and
each Of you, are hereby cited and required then
and there to be and appear before this court,
connt shall not be allowed, the residue of said
estate distributed, the administration of said
estate closed and said %executrix discharged.
Dated the = day o. of :h Al. 1907
Judge of the County Court.