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ANDERSON.

Dr. hughes, the new presiding
eioefs OF Stanton district, preached
nc ~. e. Church last THURSDAY.
evening. He delivered an able and
1nstfact1ve discourse, and the people
aNvers Rueh impressed with the ser
I'M ons Which proved him to be a di
vine" worthy Of the .eldership. Rev
OOtaGp, OF Hinton, ACCOMPANIED DR.
HugASsi and they were in town sew
erafsaays.
= James A.. Brown was a business
Tlslpor In LeWisburg last week.
gary Carter, Lewis Banks, Willis
Sm$fls, Ernest Banks and Mr.. and
M rs.: Sonner attended the quarterly
conference at Ronceverte last SAT-
Mrday.
Robert, L. Watkins was chosen bv
the Baptist Sunday school to be the
delegate TO the convention at Hun
11ngeon In May. Mr.. Watkins will
no doubt creditably discharge his
duties if he is able to go.
Ed Williams, Henry Cooley and
Armer Scott were visiting here Sun
|day.f They returned to LeWisbure
the same evening.
REV. Deans filled his appointment
at the, Baptist Church and delivered
two able sermons.
i WalHam II, Price, one of the lead
Ing business men of Hinton was
visiting in town Monday.
Mrs. j. M. Trice has returned
from a three weeks. stay in Char
lesion.
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CONVICTION. VA.

The two entertainments given by
J.. G. Austin last week for educational
work were successes
Miss NJ c.. Mickens has finished a
piece of Battenburg work for the
jamestown Exposition. A piece like
the one she has was sold in West Vr.
igipia Tor $4,000.
The Tribe of Cad will render a May
Queen celebration at First Baptist
church, May Is, and the drama entitled
East Lynne, May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Perkins visit.
ed relatives last week
Ocma Scott, Of Staunton, is spending
some time in our town.
All saloons here and at Clifton
Forge'will close their doors next Tues
day and our town will be dry for two
years at least
Miss Lille Jordan is much improved
and is up and around.
Mrs. Lizzie Hall was much com
planning last week.
Rev. Hackett preached to a very
large congregation Sunday morning
from Luke SIS. Rev. 8. F. CHAPMAN
hlled the pulpit in TIE evening and
spoke from st. John ABA.
Walter Davis, of Wrightsville, is con
fined to bed. ----------------
Robert Wilson, who was slightly
burned last week at the furnace. is
quite. sick, also two of his children
are. ill., -
Mr.. and Mrs. William benson o.
Freeman, w. Va, arrived here Sun
Gay night to make this their future
home.
Kings Daughters will meet Monda,
with Mrs. Emmett Stewart on pied
mont Hill.
Pleasant Loving continues quit.
sick 3o>'A'
The Red Men are preparing for the
meeting of the Grand Council here
| May %. 'o'
David Dickinson continues quite Il
with rheumatism. =
Frank Brown, Of Charleston. visited
relatives and friends / re this weelx
Harvey Neusome IF Hot. Springs i,
nome visiting rel YES. -
Rev J. G. Aus - filled the n,,1nid
tor Rev. w. v. NJ ~, OF Wrh 1tsviIIe
Sunday. - VIE
MRS. Joseph lark was Q, incl +,
her bed the first the week
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WESTON.

George N. Niche 1as. attendant at
the asylum. was at Hinton and Fay
etteVtfle last week to get several pa
tents for the institution here.
Mrs. johnson, who has been visit
ing her relatives MIS-. Laura Arnold
and Mrs. Mary Hubbard returned to
Clarksburg last Monday. She was
accompanied by her grand daughter,
Oracle.
Jake Grigby received a painful in
Jury one evening last. week by falling
from the board walk that leads to
his home. ~
Miss Blanche Jordon went to PIT.
Pieasant last Monday to get a pa
tlent for the hospital here.
.Mr, and Mrs. John Grigsby enter
tanned at supper on Friday evening
the colored teachers The meal was
heartily enjoyed
Rev. J. l.. Griffith spent last Sum
day at Sutton holding quarterly
meeting. -. =
night here. He was on his Way to
Clarksburg where he held quarterly
meeting on the following SUNDAY.
The Youths Literary Society met
last Friday night at the A. M. F..
Church several were present and the
following program was rendered:
Invocation, Elder West
- Song, Florence Sa1Thders
Recitation, LeslieHGriffith..
Grafton, Russell Moulton.
Quartette, Russell Lee. VIM. Per-
king, Robert Riddle and Charles
fBranson.
Remarks, Gilbert Grant.
I Grafton, Russell lee.
!. Address, Eide: West.
|, Benediction. ~
- Mrs. Friend Hro#a and children
left Tuesday for Martinsburg. Mrs.
! Brown will leave her children with
her parents there while she will go
to Hinton to take charge Of the Hol-
ley Hospital which is owned and
operated by her husband. Dr. Hol4
ley. We are sorrySto see 50 good a
woman leave our town. May her
new field Of labor be q pleasant and
profitable ore. ~. =
Miss Nancy Mutton was here re-
Gently visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bird Kettle has returned to
her home near Ciarksburg.
MISS Flora Lrr has returned from
her southern tND. She enjoyed it
very much.
Aunt 1fda Dirkerson is no better
at this writing.
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ST.. ALBANS.

Mrs. Lizzie Morgan visited her
mother at Winfield last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Brooks spent Sunday in
town visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Tay-
lor
Attorney T. G. Nutter was in town
Wednesday on business.
Henry and Abner Smith and John
and Henry Wooster, of Charleston.
were pleasant callers Sunday.
Mrs. Brown, Of Institute, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Parrish is spending
some time in Charleston.
Robert Parrish, student at w. v. G..
I. spent Saturday, and Sunday with
his parents.
Ruffner Willis is visiting his mother
at Huntington.
Rev. Geo. Kenney, who has been AS,
ststingl Rev. Scott in carrying on the
reViyais, left Saturday for PIT. Pleas
ant
Thomas Rollins Is reported quite i'll
at his home on River street with fe-
yer. 49,
Mrs, G. R.. Crawford is visiting
friends in Charleston.
Mrs. Alice Morton spent few days
in town visiting her mother, Mrs. An
Ma Harris.
Mrs. .Malinda Jackson, who has been
On the sick list for some time, is re-
ported better ., s..
Kisses Georgia Fl. Banks, and Vir
gfnia L. WILSON tleft "Wednesday fol-
Hinton and other points on New river
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HARPER'S FERRY.

Miss Florence Evans and her bro
Their James left Sunday evening for
Cincinnati where they will join Mrs
HILL. and leave there for the Indian
Territory on Tuesday. ..
Robert Mcdaniel left for James
town Monday morning. He will have
charge of; hotel there during the
exposition.
Miss Malcoma Brady returned last
week from her school at Woodstock,
Virginia..
Last week. the students and resi-
dents of the town witnessed several
interesting bail games.
: Wednesday. afternoon the, Front
Royal team played Sterer. The game
scored 20 to II in favor of Storer
The Front Royal team remained
over. until Thursday and played the
Bolivar team, and were second
time defeated. 49,, !
Saturday the. second team Of Char
les Town played Storer, Storer was
again vietoroGS 8 to s.. . 49,
New suits for the ball team have
just been finished in the sewing de-
partment Of Storer. They are iron
gray with the letter S, in white on
them. .r ..- -
The boys are now training for the
dual meet with the. M Street High
School, Of Washington, D, c., which
will take place May 18th on the
Howard University campus. ....:.
Miss Lois Evans gave an enter
tainment at, her, school at WeVerton
Friday night, April 10th. Several OF
the students and residents Of this
place were present. -.:---..----.-
Mrs. T. S. Lovett and daughter
Florence, spent O. few days in Wash
ington last week.
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SCARBFsO.


Mrs. a. w. Alls%orfs g. ,ssato Disclosed,
Friday the 18th, and Miss Washing
tons at Carlisle closed Wednesday,
the schools combined and had
picnic. ......'.>. :,
Mrs: Allston left for Lynchburg
Thursday morning where she will
spend the summer with her parents.
Miss Washington left for her
home at Hawks Nest, Thursday
morning. Pr, g.. -: =
Samuel cambridge has moved to-
bis native home few weeks ago.
Master Pearl cambridge, of Page,
is. visiting his grand mother for a
while. ....-.. ...
Mrs. Carrie Dickerson and family
soon leave for Flint, Mich.
Mrs: Gray, Of Sun, was a pleasant
visitor to her daughter, Mrs. Har<
per, Wednesday. 49," -,
John Lawrence is on the sick list.
D.. Miss lena Dotson visited Miss
Elsie Dickerson Sunday.
George Jones. and r. B. Johnson,
of Thurmond, were visiting the Har-
per Bros. 80. ,rr =.
. G.: w. Harper rs out on the road
again and is said to be making a
success with his moving picture
show. - &c.,. r !. =
The Sunday school and church are
very good condition. .-- ------
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HUNTINGTON.

Messrs. Hazlewood and, Starks
spent part OF Sunday In our +. city,
the guests OF friends. e.. r.,
The immersion Of eleven candi-
dates took place at the. First Baptist
church Sunday, Rev. I.sV.. Bryant,
after delivering and eloquent and. In
struetive sermon to the candidates
and q large audience conducted the
ordinance of. baDtism in an impress
siVe manner. a. .....u. -,
Mesdanea lynch Hughes, Jack
son and Miss Stewart, Messrs. Scott
and Franklin composed the party,
that attended the joint session Of
the Hteraries at Gallipolis last Fri
day evening". .~, - ,... o..
Misses Georgia Scott and Josie
Barnett are preparing the little folks
for q captata TO. be rendered at the
First Baptist church in the near fu-
ture. D.. .....t. ....
A bazaar, which: Is being condue-
ted by the ladies OF the a. M. e.
church opened Monday evening with
CONCERT under. the direction of e..
A. Vtaeys WHICH was highly enjoyed
by q large audience. 80. Il t..,a
, Mrs. June Bowles w1q hostess TO
the Benjamtn Tgibe, Monday even4
ing. After the routine Of business,
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sEWELL.

~ Mr g., M. A. W.. Thompson was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. P. Scott,
last week,
AtrN,.Twyman, of Guyandotte, was
gaming on friends in SeweH last week.
MTs,yL. j. Jackson was very i'll last
week. SbNts IS better at this writing.
MEs, Fanny: Cary and C. H. Saun-
'uers, who were sick last week, ar,
some, better now.
-. Mtas Willie Darlington. of EKerton,
was Ire pleasant guest of Miss w. A
FreetaRd Saturday and Monday.
MER, Ii. 3, Jasper, of .Pennbrook, was
Inc eMest of Mrs. Ernest Vanhook Sun
= Meaaames Luvinia Johnson, Maggie
buntlAsA ARnie Lewis and Miss Gallo
y, W,ay,r9f vEfyeEton, were shopping here
Tues&ay. t,... H.,
!, Arthur Noel. of Dun Glenn, was Wis
ing his mother Tuesday.
y: L. jackson and Miss w. A. Free
tand were visiting in Elverton Sun
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HINTON.

. Rev. A, p Lewis returned Friday
morning from Richmond and other
points East. -.
= On the fourth Sunday in May
there will be baptising at the Second
Baptist Church. 80,
The FAITHFUL Few Club" will
give an entertainment in the church
hall. Tuesday evening April Esd. ,
:. A, p. Stramghter and Mrs. L.
Strange LEFT Sunday for Talcott to
make preparations for the funeral
Of Mrs. Woods, sister OF st. Lukes
. Quite a number OF st. Lukes left
Monday for. Talcott to attend the
funeral of Mrs, Woods, .,
Mrs. Green, who is q patient at the
Holley Hospital is convalescent.
Mrs: e, G. Pack, who has been in
disposd, Is able to be out again.
=, Mrs. Emma Coles is still improv-
ing. -.
The patriotic supper and drill that
was given by the Young Peoples,
Club Last Thursday was quite a suc-
cess.
The different clubs deserve great
credit, the enthusiasm with which
they work.
Miss Katherine Booker spent Sun
day at home. ..--.-.
DR.. G. w. Holley has purchased
a fine horse and buggy.
The Cooperative Merchandise
Company will move into their new
business room the later part. of this
week., The company seems to be do
ing, rushing business.
e. S. Pack will be at home after
May the list,
Rev. A. D. Lewis left Monday for
Talcott to conduct the funeral seryi-
ces of Mrs. Woods.
o. Mrs. Sara Anderson will leave
Wednesday, for Washington, D. c.,
where she expects to take course
in millinery.
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-. pondence -

| Club met with Miss Ida Bates We'd
tuesday evening.
IT. s.. Davis. ST., was in Gallipolis
Sunday visiting friends. ...
Misses Virginia and Marie Lincoln
were visitors IN GalliDolis Sunday.
Miss Ida Alexander spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Miss ,Mosela H. .Colston left for
Mason, Friday evening, to be the
guest Of her sister, Miss Mithue, Sat-
urday and Sunday. Her brother,
James and Miss Augusta Risen join
ed her Sunday On their return
Sunday evening they were the gaests
Of Miss Jessie Hale in Middleport
for few hours.
Harry l.. Moore, Of Philadelphia.
Pa, was, the guest of Miss H, G. Jor-
dan Sunday.
J: Craig, ]. Settles, R. Johnson,
L. Smith and l.. ~Armstead were in
Gallipolis Sunday.
Miss Alice F.. Jordan, attendant at
Weston, arrived here Monday after
Mrs. Susan Cardeu. who. has been
consigned to that institution. Miss
Alice leaves with her patient We'd
.nesday morning after spending one
day the guest of her mother, Mrs.
M. L.. Jordan.N
Miss Ida Bates and brother Lee
Ian left for, Gallipolis Saturday to
spend few days with friends.
George Brown, of Grimms Land
ing, is in town for few days.
Miss H. c.: Jordan and H. L.
Moore were in Gallipolis a few hours
Sunday.
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ANsTED.

VIM. Jordan will be delegate to-
the Sunday school convention which
convenes at Huntington. -.
JHnfus Tabb was business visitor
in Charleston Wednesday. -....
Mrs. Emma Johnson and Miss
Urma Johnson have gone to their
home at Meadow Creek.
The True Reformers will give q
supper Monday evening at the hall.
Mrs. HarrietStewart will leave for
Richmond, Va; = Wednesday to visit
her husbands people. ,>->a:. .. q. ....
Mrs. Georgia Brooks Is ON the sick
list. ... .....t =. ... a.. .......-. -.
Mrs Jonas Lawson's youngest son
is very i'll with typhoid fever. -.-.... ..
Sam Clay was elected delegate to
the ministers and deacons union
which convenes at Montgomery. =
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SEBX IA

Our church and SyQI~~ arhr, ro
in q PROSPEROUS conditioJr -
Our pastor, Rev, H1htcr .'.I ut.
worthy superintendent, r. J.. i....r..
are performing theft duty, wiz, =.
firing energy ~ -.
The literary soeisky is progressin.
nicely under the leaaershiD Of Rob
ert Anderson as president. The pro
gram Friday nightly was good. :,
Born to Mr. and. Mrs Andrew
Young son, ,April,E5th.
Rev. Gregoty antf~f~ ", Of Red
Star, wore seen on ~ It's MouE
day inspecting sopr .,' T.. most de-
Sirable domicileg - re glad tn
learn that the - .. -" soon hec1me
one Of us.
The mue'c cta, :,nder the instrt1c-
n' '"~c' Anderson Is. doing
-. .. 1t, .A~to welcome Rev. g 20
tx, d l9mily to our town. -.
" "a glad to see Tom Howard
hoI'e' is EtaV at athe R6ifey If6Ss
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last week too late for pub
~ W. rnttan Ed tori

s0S3ved last week too late for pub
SSss sis2 Y US fS4A:t, AZ h: al&cAtton.ssEd;tor.)
sss Aelst and MIS-. VIM Turner, of Wheel
1f6nt a few 1cufs here the guest
ASDf A1aB.. #, HI Jackson
VI Alfred Jackson, of Morgantown, is
ieSt OF his 9nother.
e eH4Nal has started at Mt. Zion Bap-
,SS:aa Ae Baptist Sunday School and B.
q u. elected Prof. j. w. Robinson,
An. Cravenshawe and Miss Eula B.
SSSnkMNy 40 delegates to the Sunday
L Conxehtfon TO- be held at
saEI1gksh1rg, April ,26th, and 9th.
sS3 MfS, A&M. Williams and, little daHgh-
scr Aelen arrived here Monday from
& ofkAntown to be the guests Of her
! S1stsTa, Mrs. E. L. Morton, and Miss
BehSiH Jordan.
l1ts. Edward Holmes, Mrs. Arch
tMeadR, md Misses Brayce Mai tin and
HIS RAXsGp attended the funeral Of
hhShik ,HihsRF.s husband, Robert Rector,
SanIA slATkShlEg Friday, -.
y. Mrss ste9hSFt Rector and daughters.
sEs9SA md Mamie, Of Clarksburg, spent
ISsaSgMaeN aheF9 the guests of relatives
y, sf5taSXaR Martin continues in very poor
Is Maers George Meade remains quite
5ainfatshiS home ON Jefferson street.
S, lMrFsSs n Pepnie4 Adams, of Monongah,
Awas fhes guest Of friends Tuesday.
Kew Il. D. Martin, of Maryland, is
the RSW NJ, p. minister and all are
very mach pleased with him.
4 Aaa Sfs.s HtlRey Union is. convalescing
j from AR attack of a grippe.
81. WatteF. Scott returned from Wheel,
aRp& where he was. visiting his family.
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has greatly improved \

mtal has greatly improved his
health. ~ -. s. 4 ~ &SS:ssNi, -, !, : 4
Earnest, Nealsy has returned from
his home in SOUTH Carolina where
he wa ssGddeNtyj called on this ac-
count OF the illness of HE father.
. The celebration OF the Emanoipa-
ton, on the 9Th was q unique AFFAIR
in Raleigh county. The exercises
were held In the spacious Eagle Hail
OF the city now owned by William
Glenn and Henry Jameson. 1t is
beautiful structure. worth. $4,000.
We are glad to say that the colorell
citizens own and areaRuying valuable
property. 49,
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MONTGOMERY.

Il. Mrs, Ada e. Galloway, principal
of the$Fayetteville school, was down
Saturday shopping.
Mfsa >yoewilla Morgan, was the
SundhR" guest Of Miss Henrietta
Jones at -Four Mile.
q john White, of Harvey, was down
SATURDAY on business. =.
a3 The preachers and deacon union
are IA session at the First Baptist
i GhpPeh. - '... -~
u RsX, w. c. HufTine is reported
quits sick at his home.
4 Rev. John Arnold, Of Handley,
OCCUPIED the pulpit at the M. e.
Chuteh Sunday. ..'
s. RBVt D! G. Deans is home from
.aSAldsrsoR where he has been several
conducting series Of meet
q. INV: r. M. Wright, president of the
sTweA tietb Century Club, announces
an Entertainment for the 90.
~, Rev. Warner Brown and Superin-
B9nnent James Lewis, will represent
2S&E8 First Baptist Sunday school at
IN convention In Huntington.
y 1.-THE missionary society met with
Mrs.. Jane Brown Friday, at her
ss8bn1e on College street.
los Rosa Hardy, student at 1nsti-
&thte,: rs home with her parents for
few days. ~.
TsaAc White has bought the tailor
'5ffik establishment Of Harper Bros,
aid As. now prepared to give you
SssitbRf class work 49,
z n E;HTneIius Howard and J.. N.
fOSeM, Of. Institute. were business
Visitors here Friday.
"a W. ChaDReU and J. A. Brown,
-of ChaFlast0p, were here on business
last week.
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delicate refreshments were served.
Mrs. Matte Jackson will be- hog
tess to the Winter Evening Review
Club Tuesday evening. ....n.+...
TO-. The linton meeting OF the several
churches was conducted at the First
Baptist church, Sunday =, afternoon.
A most interesting. sermon was. de-
1iYered by Rev. Carter, pastor of the
"A. M, %. church and beautiful music
rendered by tie choir of the, A. Nj.
e. church: ~ t44s,rg
The rally for the afternoon was
conducted by Rev. Carter and his
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JEWISBURG.

Rev. VIM. JACKSON Allied his rAgu-
lar appointment at the Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church sunday. and preached
two very able sermons.
The Woman5 Missionary Club
VIII meet at tn" BotnehoH Mrs. Mary
Garrisons ADri: he . 18th to attend
TO some fmnorl"nb1 bwsines =
Mrs. Matte laughter visited the
Sunday school =" the Baptist church
and gave 4 very helpful and instruc~
tive lecture TO our young folks.
Robert Burk cOnBnues quite Ill.
Mrs, Emma Yonrfgyfof White Sui
phur Springs, wosHn town Saturday
calling on friends. ~ ..-... -. ... =.
The choir Of the Baptist church !,
under the instruction. Of Miss Maggie
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Brown is improving very rapidly.
and rendered some. Of 3 their very
charming selections at services Sun
day. T.. ........ -. =.
After, May list our, pastor. Rev.
VIM. Jackson. Will preach first and
third Sundays at Mt. Tabor and at
the First Baptist church of Union
every second Sunday
Mrs. Loving, Of Ronceverte, wor-
SHIPPED at the Baptist church Sunday.
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oatctals and trea6hed. in S24z00. ~. r.
The social aiNeRcat In e} Eyref .t,a,r-
ttst church IaSt Thursday eVeniSy.
was well attsHaed: and a snse. IittIe
sup fer the hnMdtng fund was reati1
zed. ). 49, as ~. ~ q III, :, n.
This ladies' AID officers Of, the san
DAY school are 5doks8s forward to- an
intesoafin 81 SESSION. or The convention
which; viii be- IN setting flepe fforn
the 1a1sfo< the 4th 20 MAY. W : ~. "a
Z dttfa Harold Jaekson was quite
o0stsauea on Page Three, ~
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e. A. Potterfield, Druggist,

Clarksburg school, Has been asked to
address the graduating class here this
year. ~,a.aS&s.
The little SON of; nj. apd Mrs. Oliver
Henderson died Friday evening of
pneumonia and was buried Sunday af-
tefnoon. Services at<the house.
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POINT PHEASANT.

rhn6e; Henderson. of w. V. G. /.
Gang hona, Th uYsdaY to, be the guest
or hi paSenfs.l He left Sunday even
ing IN sAtRrh. to studies. ...
81 ASkS and BEs. Joseph Jordan spent
GDnaAy IL, Gallipo1is guests of Mrs.
lyhkftss Harris. ~ ~. 5.....,..
II The Young Ladies Embroidery
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FAIRSfONT

Mrs. Anna Meade and Miss Lizzie
Mead, OF ClarkSburg, spent Sunday
here the guests OF II. w. Meade and
family. ---
Mrs. Gertrude Rector and daughters
Cora and Mamie. Of Clarksburg, were
visiting relatives here Sunday even
ing. .
Mrs. A. II. Williams and little daugh-
ter, Helen, returned to Morgantown
Sunday after spend Ding q week, with Der
sisters, Miss Bessie Jordan and Mrs.
Ell. Morton. ,
Master George Meade and Alfred
Ri dos are improving nicely after So
&'rr : tac'tS of typhoid fever.
- Beuiah- - Smith arrived home
= .}a. from rnskitute, called by the
.h'.,fs@ her tat'
Hay, 81 y much improv.
ec at 4"
~ * hose condition
WasN serious last
weehp 1ved at this
writipk
Rev. ionday for
MaTylan, ationS for
moving h
Il Mrs. He hostess
30 the -Four Friday
evening. @ vening
Was. spent b. A. H.
Williams, OF the
honorary guess
q Prof. J. W.. Of
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e,oatIaaes On Page .ghrss,
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1907.

A Washington dispatch says
that Justice Harlan, of the Su-
preme Court of the United States,
aged IA, made the winning run
in a game of base ball recently,
The game was between two
mines of the Washington bar
who were having their annual
shad bake. The judge had two
strikes and three balls called on
him before he swatted the ball
away out on the left field for a
home run. When the aged jurlst
reached the home plate he found
a large and juicy mint julip wait
ing him, which some one had
prepared while he was going the
round of the bases. 1t is said his
base running was marvellous.
What has Doctor Osler to say
about this?
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

Abe Ruef, the San Francisco
boodler, has changed his plea OF
not guilty to that OF guilty of eX-
tOrtion. He seems to have done
this not from any cOntrltlon, but
as he says, to save the lives OF
his aged father and mother and
a sister, who have worried so
much, that he is afraid the STRAIN
of long trial would cause their
deaths. There is no doubt but
that Ruef holds the key to the
situation in San Francisco; that
he can, if he will, expose all the
corrupt methods to extort mon
ev and name those who have
been parties to the scheme Will
he do this? It is to be hoped he
will.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

A New York Miss of eighteen
has discovered that she can no
longer live on an income of $13,-
500 a year. Even the rich are
are feeling the dreadful pinch of
the cost of living.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

When the Rev. Buchtel was
elected Governor of Colorado at
the last election it was predicted
that no one but the sanity good
would be allowed to reside with
in the borders Of the state. 1t
looks, however, as if his Satanic
Majesty still held sway. The
Denver papers are scoring the
governor for allowing gambling
to run wide open in that city.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

The largest mule in the world
is owned by Luke Emerson Of
Missouri. She is called Missouri
Queen and stands 1872 hands
high weighing 2260 pounds