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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-10-24
Loup County, adjoining Custer.

l, W. A. Clark, county treasurer Of Loup Coun
ty, Nebraska, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing statement OF taxes levied upon the
above described land for the year 1905, is true and
correct, as shown by the records Of my Office
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and seal this 9th day Of Octooer. 1907.
W. A. Clark
Treas Loup County.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-10-24
Custer County Adjoining Valley.

|, j h. Cavopee, treasurer OF Custer count ,
cbrss ~ do hereby certit, that the above and
| foregoing statement of taxes levied upon the
above described lands for tn year, 1905. Is true
and correct, as shown by the ecords of my
| Office In witness whereof Rave h reunto set
| my hand and zeal this 18th day OF October, 1907.
lsrAL1 j. Il. Cavenee, County Treas
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
NEW NARROWING COME.
Electricity from Battery In Handle
Forced Through Teeth.

Another use has been discovered for
electricity. A California man pur-
poses to use 1t in conjunction With .
device he has patented for drying the
hair. Everyone IL familier with the
dimculties attending the drying Of
women's hair. The ordinary method
resorted to 10 TO ait patiently in the
sunlight three or four hours being
consumed In the process.
With the aid Of the comb shown
here the hair can be dried In less than
half an hour. says the Detroit Free
Press. In the handle II . metallic
tube, which extends to the end Of the
comb. Within the handle IL . small
battery for electricity. the latter cir.
culating through the tube to the teeth
Of the comb. The teeth are perforat-
ed. to allow the heat thus generated
to escape and enter the hair when the
comb 10 being used. A heating ole
ment II placed with the tube to prop
erly hold and distribute the heat 1t
10 surprising how quickly tbs hair can
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
Blamed with Evil Eve,

Big. Giovanni Giolitti. the Italian
prime minister. suffers from . popular
superstition that he has the evil eye.
Recently Sig. Majorana. minister Of
the treasury. retired from the cabinet
because he had been seised with .
serious illness. He IL the sixteenth
statesman associated with Sig. Giolitt
to have been stricken down. II not BY
death. At least BY some serious all.
ment. since the premier's rise to
power. In Giolitti's frst cabinet four
OF his ministers died In once. In his
second two died and four others were
brought near to deaths door. In his
third administration one minister com.
mitted suicide. another died. and Sig.
Tfttoni was FRUSTRATED by cerebral
congestion. In the present cabinet
disease and death still pursue Glolit.
us colleagues.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
Blueprint Arc Lamp.

side Of . piece Of thin vail brass tube
: in. long by u in. inside diameter.
the other end of the tube being double
slotted IT. Fig. -. Two pieces Of Y.
In. carbon. such As II used for trim
ming ordinary arc lamps. should be
forced into the tube. the slotted ends
grippans them firmly &C. Fig. ~.
TAe two uprights should then BE-
mounted on board. over which has
beea pasted q piece Of asbestos y In.
thick. Ct right angles. 20 that when
the bolts are screwed clear back the
carboas will be about \ In. apart.
A. ~ lamp will probably have to
operate on 110-volt circuit II win b
necessary to have some sort Of Q ~
sistanee to hold down the current to
the required so volts At the arc and
s amperes also for regulation.
1os this resistance We viii need
aboat 10 feet Of bare German silver
wire No. IS which may b wound ON
porcelain insulators ON the face Of .
board Which has been lined with ~
bestos. A 4-point switch should b
contested in to cut out the required
rssistanee for regulation. Small prints
from haen tracings may b done In
from : to Is seconds. while those from
coordinate paper Win take hon - To
- sseeeds. WA this psece q ap.
paratus you can Do - GOOD work q
can be dooe With . lamp that would
cost In The open market from SO
to S25.
With suitable lenses. declares Popu.
lar Mechanics, this lamp may also be
used In eoanection with . stereopti.
con.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
FratsrnitIes and sororitIss.
COLORADO.

0U0 oOSOst0OOs
It IL only within comparatively ~.
eent years that the opposition to col
leEe. and especially to high school,
fraternides, sororities and secret 30
cieties has manifested any strength or
conference; but now 1t has reached .
stage where It 10 almost national In
it, extent. During legislative sessions
Of the past winter at least half .
dozen states passed laws prohibiting
such organizations In public schools.
and In several other states there have
been court decisions unfolding the
right Of school committees to regulate
them. BY excluding the members from
school and class honors and from
school athletics. The charges against
the fraternities and sororities are old
enough to be we'll established. says
Youths Companion. snobbishness.
inattention to school work, extrava-
gance. and the fostering Of . spirit
which gives allegiance to . clique
rather than to school or class, are
among them; and there are signs that
in the minds of men who have care.
fully studied the matter not merely
the societies in the schools, but those
in the colleges. are in disfavor. The
feeling does not extend to all the col.
leges. by any means. for conditions
vary greatly. Some societies are n.
most II not wholly free from the
charges which lie against others. and
have grown to NIL . useful and whole.
some place. But for secret societies
In high schools 1t 10 hardly possible to
hnd any good excuse. It is curious.
since school committees find 20 much
difficulty in suppressing these socie-
ties. that parents have exerted 10 lit.
tie influence In opposition to them.
The root OF the matter lies in the
home. not In the school committee
room: and when the fathers and moth.
ers take the interest In the matter
which they should take. appeals to
state courts will not be necessary.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
soa THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

Hsme.Aaoss Arc Lamp fer Making q
0iuo-Prints.
An arc lamp that win save time
and t1Uuble for those having large
QUANTITIES of blueprinting or photo
graphic work may be built ~ fol-
lows:
h-a plaster mold. cast two lead up
rights = per sktech. II you want 4
fancy Job make them Of brass. Drill
and tap the shoulder for 9e-in. bolt
and The base for . 1924 machine
screw. Thread two M-in. bolts in.
long up to the head (B. Fig. -. pass
ON . lock nut, N. and then screw one
through each of the upriEhts. Bush
the sads Of the bolts to 1t tightly in
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

mobiles. and nearly everybody forgot
70 % 70 church b he talk a IL town
u Wayne. n. J.
voe you coat ~ sucA . good.Iook.
inS ieyeafol1 lass climbiag Q tree
every day. especially whsa sAs a..
rays hsrseH n . TIN little kuss.
lsastA bathing suit 70 70 u Ara
that's Whist Aloo Hueh ~.
TAs CT be3ooeed 70 little ~ Yea
Nees. a roagA 6og eease1 Il ajcel.
4sa anA boyS iaauDesabje tsted 70
rssese kit$y. ~ thsy couldn't Ct
ness saouGA beeasso sho vs. OF a.
. MgAt lint whieA wouldn't bsar
ten. % WAeo 2ukh Alan oano DIV.
iag ajoag q ~ way - sAuesA ~
81 vas en- tAeeA nee~'tae peleeasv.
"r1 . nGAt - tAae tsoe oew."
~ Nh HueA. ~ WAeo -
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

II IL possible that the United states
may yet produce many OF the fruits
and vegetables which II IL now neces-
sary to Import. Ono OF the latest It.
tenpts TO adopt these aliens has been
made IN Texas. where II 10 sought to
introduce the growing Of dates. Ex.
perfments 20 far have been most en-.
couragfng. and . noted horticultural
declares his belief that the date will
become . staple and famous product
OF semi.tropical Texas. The date 10
wholesome and nutritious and ID gain.
ing II popularity. and the American
fruit 10 likely to rival that imported
from the old world and elsewhere. We
may even grow bananas.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

ing was attempted. with the usual
display Of bad temper ON the cows
part.
Then suddenly he began to whistle
the tune Of an old hymn. At the FIRST
notes the COW stopped her antics and
stood quietly until MIXED. the old
chap keeping up the whistling all the
while.
That's IT, he explained compla-
Gently when It was over. I've sort
Of got in the habit Of whistling that
tune n milk and reckon she missed
it.
'He seemed rather pleased with the
beasts appreciation Of his accomplish.
ment, bat II vas . long time before
the farmer got over HE annoyance q
having TO learn to whistle the tune oel
that old hymn In order to milk his
new cow"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
Adjustable 0rsp Light.

or other supports over the spot where
you wish An electric light to b sus-
pended. Attach . cord to the roller
and wind II 20 ~ to coil the spring
when II 10 pulled down. Just ~ 70 shade
would do. Tie the other end Of the
cord to the insulated wire Of your slec-
tric light OF course. explains Q writer
In Popular Mechanics. the latter can
now b made to hang At any desired
elevation.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

gleeeso cAeMleel cesess.
The prepasatjoa q ninsral ed arti.
dcial organic eooess b. Tie az Of cleo.
tEicity has roeeotly made considerable
progress, aaA 4 = sae.ssesd that Tie
products u tAis aaw industsy may
eventually replace these derived from
coal.tar. Aneae ~ eoloes now pro.
ducsd u ee0psre1al quantities b.
the smplagDeal q ~ electric cur.
rent. says ~ Youths' Coopaaioa, are
vsrmiboA, 0GAosee'G gFoea. eaAniun
yellow. Jaoaoeoo ~. coe1oe. q Cherry
red. Beeio eGoeo aaA a11e whites, b.
sidss Q nu0bes & ereaaie ooloss. Ths
peocsss eong1geD essentially u eeading
a eIeets1e oogsoot tAyeoGA . soeutjoa
eoataiaiag ~ sle0sats rsasisel See
ths prolu0l1oa, ~ Deeeipltae5oa, q ~
oojoeias uat4oe 1os1ssl.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Many people in Paris are putting In
q new burglar alarm consisting OF Q
phonograpA With electric attachment
to every door and window. II either
10 opened. voices begin shouting in
every roo0 a the house. Help! Help!
Police! Thieves! Asrdersrs!" and
keep It - Tor To- minutes without Q
break. At ~ same ums the apparat.
% sends b n alarm 70 the nearest
police staten.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

glanced At her ankle.length Sunday
skirt and her dainty tan pumps and
hose. she decided to delay the rescue
awhile and put on . bathing suit, 20
~ to be more comfortable. The tree
was pretty high and very close to the
road.
So the girl ran home. doaned her
beach costume. then tied Q slipnoose
to the end OF nshing rod. Word OF
her prospective climb had been passed
around by the time. and there were
score OF carriages and motor cars
waiting IN the road when she return.
Cd. Boon their number grew until the
highway vas impossible.
ehinnying up like . boy, Miss
Adams soon reached the top Of the
tree. Whsa she got 70 IL limb on
which kitty cat she perilously crawled
out until she could reach the cat with
hsr lasso. On the third cast the
moose fell about ths kitten's nsck. and
the rescue was accomplished.
A round OF hearty cheers saluted
the girl when shs slid down Tie trunk
and reached the ground. She ran
home. blushing. and on her way hand.
Cd the cat TO it, owner. Thea svery.(
body discovered that they had missed
church. Zone who went to church
seemed rather disappointsd when they
heard what kept the others away.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
NO TUNE, NO MILK;
cows ULTIMATUM

being very religious. He had assured.
them that she was splendid mixer,
yet when they tried to milk her in
her new home she stamped. hitched
and generally endangered the pail dur.
Ing the whole proceeding.
"One evening the former owner
turned up at milking time and on hear.
ing the complaint againSt the COW
went to the barn pushed to account
for her behavior. He stood In the
doorway and watched while the milk.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
esssWs ne invisible.

WV sVVsOSOvVs
The surprising results rscsstly oh.
tained By means Of the new kinds OF
glass Manufactured 1t Jena, which
permit IL passage Of ultraviolet rays
Invisible 70 the eye. but capable OF
affecting . Photographic plate, are
well Illustrated By telescope photo.
graphs q tAs oonstsilatioa Lyra. O.s
q Aeee. made with IN objective a
ordinary glass. shows 81 stars; a.
other. made WITH IN ob3sctivs con.
poes1 q Tie new glass. ssA haviag
~ sa0e time Of exposure. shows n
" sa0s 0slA q New 90 star. lt
b hope6. says he Youths Coopanioa.
that ~ means q larger ohjee4ivoe
se1i1 more ssspsislag results nay b
oetainel. Another ns&Ael q photo.
gfaeAiAg b iavisabse ro1iatieoe 60.
$50 b batAiAs ~ piatss VITA 81.
taia solutions which readee then eee.
sltive - ~ iafsa-ss1 rays e ~ spse.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
IN TRoVsGRs enc scANes IN.
rimld Wifs's oisovlse, Meant ~ N.
tsw6sss, otaseiee otheea,

Norristown. Pa.-Whils their Aus.
bands came to town for provisioas
Mrs.. George Porter and Mn. Osoees
Oxnum became frishtsaed Il their
camp aloag the 0chuylkill. seas Val.
icy Forge. - night came o..
Nre. Porter reoortsd 70 strategy.
NE loaned her husbands cIoeAine.
believing that Tie appeofanco Of .
man would have . dstsfring eject
upon ihtrudsrs. Thsa she sAoujdscea
. 6osble.barrs's1 shotgun ~ vhls.
tled ill hsr lips we're core . eAe q.
trolisd Tie river froat.
Whsa ~ husbands arrived aheut
~ o'eSeek. tAsy tAoasAt ~ naa
VITA ~ gua AaA takea pooeoan6oo.
esd vas abost % bold the1 u. Mi
nrs. Porter spoke.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

n e1eoWo1do ~ = oe31 h ov1t
sssiaal ooDeD ~ yeaf. e aoooass.
iron ~ no10AbesAeea e Oo0eahae.
q. ~ n111o Aloloe 1evee ~ -
- eltsa 0p1heso1 u tsas1ees thas Il
= beeoal1b 0sso ~ oeeo saeo .
oV1oo nnD10GnA. f
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

n. Carolus Duran has painted Q
portrait Of the king OF Siam. which 10
thus described: The picture IL prac.
Ideally al gold and almost blinds the
eye. The king Of Slam stands against
background Of old gold plush. His
dress 10 white. but the smbroidsriss
o. ths collar. the belt and the sleeves
are OF gold. His sword has . golden
hit asd scabbard. his helmet 10 white
asA sold. His right hand holds sold.
- scsptsr. bis breast 10 one mass OF
orders. mostly Of gold. and 10 csossSL
b. . eosdsa sash. Over his shoulders
Aaaes cloak Of cloth Of eold. studded
With dismosds and pearls"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
Scarcity o. cIereymsc.

The supply Of clersymen In Ensland
10 not keeping pace With Tie demand
20 tar - the Episcopal church 10 co..
esFned. the Trinity ordinauoa lists
showing this year only an increase Of
eight deacoos over 1901.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Every WooaA hef own designer"
would not - I'D WatchWord.
Think! I ~ tAink! tAiak before you
buy. Insist upoa somsthiag di4srsat,
Just diRsesat eaougA 70 Mt Jon out At
the crowd cd yst kssp you IN the
line Of eesyeet styje."-Ars. Osborne
In the DoliN0atoe.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Charlotte Perkins 0unaa. wAo
eoafsoees u ths lnAspss1sot that
~ 70 90 q "aa immsase aunbef q
abee06o6el vo0ea - Ioasss yeuae,
~ ~ % means ~, jose Woosa.
euits pssnooeatly veosa, - mn srs
nss." ehtssts % ~ sevsis thae havs
y - vitA sethias BIT lovs. Az che
asas: ~ Cupll Q eoaveatioar He
II ia1ee4. CAassette. rsp)tee ~ Dos.
~ 0osa,1: ~ - b aAoo Q easeua.
. So1101oe1oo nool1Ag - - -.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Gvespssa otrsss cssaaiWS.
About 10 eeots . square ySrl 10
spent . year 70 kssp tAs streets q
Paris cjsaa. Berlin apssAs four
coats for thlA
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
GIRL N M1nlue SUIT
SnInnIES Up TALL TREE
NeocU9o ocANGo CAT WHILE
DIG CROWD LOOKS ON IN
WRAPT ADMIRATION.

New York.-How Ruth Adams res
cued the cat from the tree top while
go persons looked on and the road
was blocked with wagons and auto.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Besides ~ locust. ~ insects WA
are easse tor feo1 ass ~ bugoae nesa
g Aseesaha ~ ~ esuesA Q *
wnsee ooeA leaal amoa9 - -
tsooo q ~ Wese lD1)ea
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
IDYl OF SIMPLE LIFE CHATTER.
Ed WHEN SINGING FARMER
ExPlAiNo.
ROMANTIC WOMAN TOLD WHY
Hired Men Taught Kline to Expect M
Gle, and They Demand lt Before
Giving Up lseteai
Fluid.

Giving Up Laetsai
Fluid.
The COW considered very we'll
She gave the piper . penny.
That he would play the tune asaiA
OF Corn Rigs Are Bonny."
Omaha, Neb.-lt seems that there 10
some foundation In the fact for this
old rhyme. Here 10 the story which
an Omaha woman. home from . vaca-
ton on the Connecticut farm, 10 tell
ing:
Every evening I used to love to
hear the old farmer at whose place
was staying singing cheerily +. he
MIXED his I'VE cows. 1t appealed to
me n pretty touch Of sylvan exist
ence.
"One evening I walked into the barn
when the milking was In progress and
the old man sat singing away.
well. Mr.. Hart. It does me good to
hear you are 70 happy. I said.
Happy. he rstorted. turning upon
me with whitening sarcasm. I reckon
you must think I'm quite some must.
cal. don't ye! I'd be . heap happier
II I could ever run across . hired man
who had enough brains to keep hi,
mouth shut while he was milking. One
blessed lunatic Of them after another
starts to hum or sing ~ soon as he
sits down on the milking stool AID
once the COWS get used to the enter.
tainment there's NO breaking them Of
the habit. They won't give you any
milk less you give them . tune. Have
yourself. now. Bess! The concerts
going to continue
And he broke into song again.
while slowly left the barn, another
simple life idyl shattered.
Il was 70 incredulous. however. that
I asked his wife II this seemingly alb
surd thing was true or II the old man
might not have been joking me. She
replied that It vas . very poor Joke
for her husband. II he didn't keep
singing Tie whole time he didn't est
half ths proper quantity q milk.
Then che proceeded to tell me oe
Q COW her father had obtained once
from IN old fellow who vas noted a.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

AeouNoae g ~ UNwloA
0yroos 0eoe DsA. NTH b IoGlns
soo1ogo1 0aOoe. V111 book ~ -,
~ ~ B va0ee. .a
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

b dried with the aid Of this comb.
The heat II forced close to the scalp.
The most dimcult and the hardest part
Of the hair TO dry thoroughly.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05
ADJUSTABLE 0RoP lloHT.

sImpss aasthsd BY Which ths Electric
Bulb Can D Raised Or lovvoeod.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-10-05

Cut . spring shade roller to any con.
venient length for attaching. BY the
usual sockets at each end to rafters
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-07
HUNTINGTON.

The members of The First Baptist
church celebrated the first anniver-
sary Of the new church building on
the third Sunday with impressive GER
emonies. Rev /. V. Bryant, the past
or, preached the anniversary sermon
at II O'Clock. At p. m. J. w.
Carter was publicly indicted into the
ministry according to, the Baptist
faith. The ordination sermon was
preached by r. w. D. Meadows, after
which the ordination was proceeded
with by the imposition Of hands, Rev
o. P. Wright, Rev B. ). Shadd, Rev.
S. A. Thurston, Rev. r. D. w. Mead
ows and pastor, Rev. r.. " Bryant Of
floating y 49,.
At 1870 D. m. the audience listen
ed to an eloquent sermon delivered
by Rev. w. S. Kerns who was visit
ing the general association (white)
in the city. The collection for the
day was $574.3O. t1.f'.-
The match social held at the home
Of Mrs. F. 3. Smith for the benefit Of
the Y. w. G. A. was success social
~ ana UUduCldliy. ..-'.
Mrs. Maud Pack, Of Hinton, Is in
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas on 8th avenue.
Mrs. J. w. Jackson, who recently
returned from Freedman's Hospital
in Washington, continues ! to i'm
prove. A.
The Orion's held a social at the
First Baptist church last Friday
evening which was we'll attended and
nice time had by all.
Mrs. Daniel Lynch has returned
from q delightful visit to Pittsbure
and her home at Middleport, Ohio.
The little daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Mead is i'll at their home on
9Th avenue. r.,
The Y. w. C. A. held an inter.
csting meeting with Miss Nina Stew
art last Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. II. Holmes returned to hel
home at GallipoIis, last Thursday
after brief visit to her. sister, Mrs
6. g. Barnett 1..,.
! w. l.. Gee was a visitor to ou1
city last Sunday. III ...
| Mrs. McGhee, matron at the or
phons' home, who has been quite Ill
improves very slowly. -. ...
Miss Ida Alexander. teacher at or
phans' home, spent Saturday
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-07
Sunday here the guest Of Mrs. J. w

Sunday here the guest Of Mrs J. w.
Jackson.
Mr.. Harvey, the teacher in the
room recently opened for Douglas
school, reports things as progressing
nicely and full attendance. ..
The Y. M. G. A. held an interest
ing meeting at the A. NJ E. church
Sunday Afternoon.
Rev. l. v. Bryant was called. to
Gallipolis last Tuesday to officiate at
the marriage of Miss Lena Burles to
George B. Kelly.
The Y, w. G. A. contemplates es-
|tablishing quarters where they will
teach plain sewing, embroidering,
cooking and also have reading rooms.
This is an excellent organization and
that together with the Y. M. c.. A.
should have the support of every one
in the community, as many Of our
young men and young women need
the helping hand of just such noble
organizations as the Y. w. c.. A. and
Y. NJ. G.. A.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-07
LEWISBURG.

Mrs. and William Roy, returning
from the Jamestown Exposition on
their way to Charleston, spent SIM
day with Mrs. Peyton Lewis OH Lee
street.
Mrs. James Lewis made business
trip to Sinks Grove Saturday..
The Ladies' Aid of the M. b.
church gave delightful reception at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas James
Thursday night.
Miss Martha Brown left Thursday
TO visit her father IN Lowmoor, Vir-
GINA.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman is very III at
this writing.
Mrs. w. H. Robinson and F. r.
Free1and made a business trip to
Ronceyerte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, of Dayton,
Ohio, are here visiting Mrs. Thomas
mother Mrs. .Sallie Early.
Rev. Moses Lake is holding a re-
yiyal at the M. &. church this week
He has twenty four converts. Seven
are at the anxious seat.
n. w. Boiling left Sunday for
frankfort where he will teach schol
Mrs. Richard Milley who has been
here for some time visiting relatives
returned to her home In Green Castle
Friday.
I'd Mrs. w. A. Robinson left Saturdt