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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-13
Carbonhill
The air Is fresh and pure,
The sun is bright and clear,
But there's s one thing sure

The air Is fresh and pure,
The sun is bright and clear,
But there's one thing sure
Fall will soon he here.
John Powers and brother, Frank,
spent Monday in Logan.
Mary Harold, from near Jacksonville,
spent part of last week here. Miss
Harold will soon depart for some for.
eign lands, in interest of the Sunday
school and other religious work.
Raymond Lehman and family, from
Chicago Junction, spent part of last
week at the home of Wilson Green
and wife, of this place.
Thomas and Lesley McA lister took
in the races at Logan, last Saturday.
Mrs. Charley North, from near Mel
sonville, spent last Sunday with John
johnson and wife, of this place.
Fred Martin, of Longstreth, was
seen here, last Saturday morning.
A. E. Faine, of Straitsville, was
here on business, one day last week.
j. l.. Blosser, of this place, attend
ed the temperance meeting at Logan,
last Saturday.
F'lave Clark, of Athens, was seen
here, last Saturday.
j, G. Hues and r. II. Steward, OF
Monday, passed through here, last
Saturday, enroute home from Logan.
We see according to the papers that
w. III. Taft denies the Divinity of
Christ and has been indorsed by the
liquor league for president of the I'm
tied States. We wonder how many
professors of religion will walk up to
the polls, this fall and cast their bal
lots i'm favor of such a man as that?
Or how many feel that the country
will be safe under such chief execu-
tive as that? Don't all speak at once
and get us confused, but if you will
vote for him and help to elect him,
there is no punishment too severe for
you and don't never whine in our
presence. UNCLE HEz
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Pleasant Hill

Isla Kline has returned home from
visiting her brother in Lancaster a
few days last week.
Mrs. Emily Tidd and Harry Woltz
made a flying trip to Rockbridge,
Saturday.
Eula Tucker visited Eula Tidd last
Saturday and Sunday.
Isla Kline spent last Sunday with
Rosetta and Cassie Engle, of Sugar
Grove.
Joseph Woltz and little grand.
daughter visited Jacob Kline, Sun
day.
What has become of the Happy
Ridge correspondent?
Mrs. Anna Dorison visited her
sister a few days last week.
Pearly Dupler and family spent
last Saturday night with their
parents, Mr.. Jacob Kline and wife.
GERALDINE.
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Flowery Banks

Quite a large crowd gathered al
Zion, Sunday the 8, to hear the
new preacher, who was to preach
his first sermon at this place. All
were disappointed as he did not
come down from Bremen.
Aug. Palmer and wife are not
very we'll at this writing. Both
are pretty we'll up in years
Mrs HON Schaal and two sons,
of Bremen, called on her parents,
Sunday, Arthur Palmer and wife.
Wm. Schaal, wife and son, were
at Aug. Palmer's, Saturday night,
Mr.. Palmer being sick.
Hello, Bremen, Route l, how are
you. How did you come to miss
us away down here.
There was preaching at the
Dunkaris, Sunday.
Lillian ani Addie Inboden called
on Jennie Weaver, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Weaver, of Basil, is
among friends Ct this place, again
Mrs. Fanny Howdy shell, OF
Webb Summit, called on her sis
ter, Mrs. Wright Weaver, Sunday.
Leonard Weaver went to Walter
Arnolds, his son.In-law, near Gore,
Sunday evening. Walter is going
to dig a we'll. Watch out for oi
and gas, Walter.
Hello Va. Scribe, what has be
come of yon. Say ST., l believe
thar Auntie muss got pulled in
that fish pond, the fish was Sc
large it has pulled her in, instead
of her pulling it out, we will have
to investigate. But if she is able
to sit up aud notice things, when
this reaches her, we will hear from
her next time, you know she reads
the paper.
Hello Starr Scribe, we are very
glad to hear from you, as it is like
getting letter from home to read
the Items.
Blackberry pickers, of this place
are visiting II. NJ. Shellhamers
store, of Bremen, frequently. He
has full line of everything
Prices to suit everyone.
Noah Ruff, wife and daughter,
Clara, and Mrs. l.. T. Cruise and
daughter, Vivian, were Bremen
callers, Tuesday
VIM. Ruff and III. Cruise are
making ties for N. Ruff, at this
writing.
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Here and There

Making hay seems to be the
order of the day.
Sylvester Davis is on the sick
list, at this writing.
Chas. Dilts came home to stay
over Sunday.
Flora Dilts called on Mrs. John
Hoy, one day last week.
Preaching at Wesley Chapel,
last Sunday, was we'll attended.
Sarah Dilts came home to stay
over night, and day last week.
Mrs. Ella Deoley, of Columbus,
came home and staid one week
with her mother, and returned to
her home, one day last week.
Get your bells ready, boys there
will be wedding in the near fut-
ure.
Mrs. Snider called ON Susie
Dilts, one day last week.
Myrtle Edwards, who has been
working for L. W. Beery, has re-
turned home to stay a while with
her mother.
Merton Lehman called en- Flor.
encs Dilts, last Sunday night.
LAZY NED.
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IleSbOrO

Preaching at this place, last
Sunday, was we'll attended.
Several from this place attend,
ed the races at Logan, last week.
r G.. Wadsworth, of Orland,
visited his old home near here,
Sunday.
Homer Cox, of Swan and Della
Gorden, of Logan, called on the
latter's brother, VIM. Gorden and
family, one evening last week.
James Nimon, of Ewing, recent
ly passed through our little vii
lage.
William Horn, a resident of this
place, was Logan shopper, Sat
urday.
Clarence KalklOsch and family,
of Smock, recently visited the
County seat.
Joseph Thompson, of the firm OF
Vaneuren d Thompson, made a
business trip 60 Logan, Saturday.
Clarence Allen, of Swan, wai
seen in our midst, last Friday.
Colored camp meeting is now il
progress at swan, and We under
stand it will continue for thrs'
weeks,
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California

John wilkins and wife enter
tanned to dinner Sunday Mr. S. +.
Heron, Mrs. Susie Cailahon and
Mrs Jennie Noggle.
Alonzo McCaiferty, of Ashville,
spent Saturday evening and sun
day with his parents at this plaC e.
VIM. Harmon took Sunday at
the Rock House.
Mary Heron is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Vanfossen. From there she will
visit another daughter, Mrs.
Acker, of Blue Greek.
John wilkins and wife and Mrs.
Berman Friend spent Sunday
evening with Simeon Heron.
Richard Sullivan and wife spent
Sunday with Manuel Thompson
and family.
Jasper Polling, wife and babe
were in California, Sunday taking
pictures. They took quite few
family groupes.
Rumor has it that there be a
wedding near our place soon.
Boys get your tin pans and horns
ready.
Agnes and dina Evert, of Lar
caster, are visiting their parents
few days at this place.
Becher Evert and Edison Harron
gave an ire cream supper Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Matte Hoover and chill.
dren, of Nelsonyille, are visiti' x
her parents, Mr.. Chas, wilkins
and wife.
John Murlette and wife enter
tanned quite crowd Sunday after
noon, about 30 in all.
What has become of the West
Side correspondent; also the Rock
House, Gibisonvile and Happy
Ridge correspondence Have they
gone for the summer or just too
busy to write. Let us hear from
them again.
Chas. wilkins has raised his
house and will build two new
rooms to it. THE OLD OWL.
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Pleasant View

Tbreshing wheat is the order of
the day in this vicinity. Wheat
is not turning out as well as usual
In this neighborhood.
Superintendent =. Safer is rap
idly improving the roads Mt this
writing.
We understand that Miss Mable
Anderson will teach the Cola
School next winter.
Nelson Bigham and son Benia
min Is building barn for Albert
Bitter.
II. Fauble and p. Safer were
seen on Cola Valley last Sunday,
John Safer and wife and little
daughter Florence, called on his
parents, Sunday morning.
Osee Yantes was pleasant call
er at S. ID. Yantes', Sunday.
Quite a number of people of this
vicinity attended quarterly meet
ing at Gibisonville last Sunday.
Clifford Trout called on II.
Fauble one day last week. .
Mrs. Philip Safer and Mrs. H
Fauble and daughter Dovie, and
Frank Edwards, took dinner with
Mrs. Emma Kline and Howard
McBroom and family, Sunday.
Chris Kline and family passed
through this vicinity last Sunday.
Nelson Bigham and wife and
Samuel Green called on Howard
McBroom and family, Sunday
morning.
James Lunsford was seen on
Laurel Run, Saturday night.
Samuel Green's dog barked one
morning last week, and Samuel
looked out and discovered large
wildcat passing through his or
chard. He turned his dog loose,
but the dog would not tackle it.
1t was headed towards the DEVILS
Den, near Clear creek.
Empty stomachs don't harmon
ize very harmoniously with the
doctrine of Glove thy neighbor as
thyself,' especially if "thy neigh
bor" caused the "emptiness."
A Democrat asked Republican
one day last week if he was going
to vote for Taft. The Republican
gazed awhile with his mouth open
and then said: "Taft who?'
James S. Sherman, yes, James
S. Sherman stands ace-high in the
ranks of the Republican party and
makes a fit and harmonious run
ming mate for Teddy's little boy,
"Willie" Taft.
Oh, men, will you march up to
the polls next Novemte, and cast
your ballots like blind cattle for
pair of men who are not in har-
mony with thing that is to your
benefit. MAPLE.
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South Perry

The M. +. Sabbath School will
hold their 10th. annual picnic in
McClelland's grove on Wednesday,,
September 2nd. The committee
in charge will arrange the pro.
gram for the occasion this week,
and the outlook is good for good
time, both social and spiritual.
Samuel Clark and wife, of Co.
lumbus, have been visiting rela-
tives here for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Dora Diltshaver and two
daughters, of New Holland, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Davis.
Rey. j II. Boyd delivered a
temperance lecture at the u. b.
Church last Friday evening.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. 1. Sherwood who resides
over near Moccasion, died ON Sat-
urday the lst. inst. and was
buried in the Olive cemetery Sun
day following.
Howard Hedges and wife visit
ed JAS. Scholl and family near
Tarlton, Sunday.
Nellie Morris 10 in Colum bus
this week visiting friends.
Henry Schaal and family, Of
Logan, are spending a vacation
with the formers parents over on
the farm.
Mrs John Reichlsy died at her
home near Stoutsville last Friday,
after weeks illness of typhoid
fever. Aged a5 years. Deceased
was the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Fetherolf, of
this place, Funeral and burial
took place at Stoutsvills, Sunday
r. H Bowsher, of Adelphi, has
opened dental office here over
Notsstone and Carr's store.
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Mound Crossing

Haymaking is over and the steam
tthresher is heard in the land.
Oats are yielding anywhere from
little less than nothing to 10 bushe
per acre. Most people will start theil
next years crop in the garden fol
want of seed to SOW larger area.
Joe Brashares is the champion hay
maker. With the help Of two higf
priced hands Joe hauled and move
away three large loads one afternoon,
but then he had the advantage of a
good horse-hay, fork and only about
100 yards to maui it. We are not SC
sure about the third load as it was
near night and our digestive apparatus
began such intense gnawing that we
were reminded that it was supper
time, SO we left just as Joe was draw
ing the third load to the barn, but
have always hoped that he got to the
barn the same day.
Mrs. w. F. Romel and daughter
Grace called on Mrs. Jos. f. Brashares
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Quinn from Lancaster recently
made his second trip to see our fellow
townsman, Eugene North, in order
to swap horses. Eugene reasoned
that when fellow comes twice he
wants to trade pretty bad. In trade
Eugene got fine young mare and a
high class mule and a S45 gold watch
all for one horse about 20 years old,
and Eugene is happy because he is
about 800 to the good. If anybody
else wants to trade let him come on,
Gene is ready for another trade.
Francis Stump has purchased from
Charley Beavers one acre of land at
the intersection of the Jack Run and
Laurel roads on which he expects to
erect modern store building and
run modern store. He expects to
have it jim full blast by next spring.
Jos. f. Brashares and wife attend
ed the reunion at the Rouse home
on last Sunday.
Aaron Stahr delivered the wood for
the Mound Crossing school last week
Wesley Lantz and wife were visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. Chas. Lantz
and wife, of near Brownsville, last
Sunday.
On August 23rd., Rev. Boyd will
deliver his farwell sermon at Morgan
Chapel. The members at Morgan's
Chapel all with one accord hope the
U. b. Conference will send Rev.
Boyd back for another year.
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Marion No. 9

We can still lrear the whistle of the
threshing machine In our vicinity.
Jacob Mowery and wife, of Bare
Run, called OH David Wolfe and wife
Sunday.
Elzie Bright, who Is in Logan hay
ing an operation performed, is
improving very nicely.
Goldie Scholl called on her cousin
Nora Scholl, of Peaceful Valley, Sun.
day.
Hanna and Louise Grandy, OF
Straitsville, are In this vicinity on q
visit.
Hello, Golden Rod Valley when are
you going to start to California;
Willie, Orla and Homer Wolfe, Ed
and Jess Fickel, Guy Wright, Elzie
Pierce, Clarence Coakley and Harry
Brown attended church at Mt. Tabor
Sunday evening.
Frank Wolfe and wife spent Sunday
with her parents, David johnson, Of
Gore.
Hello, Marion No. 5, was over tc
see; you are not SO sleepy as thought
you were.
Quite number of our boys ano
girls attended the races Friday and
Saturday.
Hello, Gypsy Hollow, why is 1T we
neversee anything of you any more
Are you afraid? Just give us few
more items.
Quite number of boys and girls
attended church at Mt. Ia Dor, Sun.
day evening. OPHELIA.
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Pleasant Hill

Lewis Rodgers passed through our
valley Monday enroute to Enterprise.
Archie Bowers, of Ewing, was seen
in our valley one day last week.
Mrs. Micheal Engle and son, of
Sunnyside, visited Geo. Conkel and
family Tuesday,
Mrs. Lucy Whitmer, of Lancaster,
spent the past week with /. Van
curen and family.
Daniel Weltner, of Logan, was
seen in our valley Monday.
Geo. Miller and wife visited
Augustine Hilderbrant, Monday
G. w. Boiling called on Augustine
Blackston one evening last week,
Services at the st. Johns Luthern
Church, Sunday, were we'll attended.
Mrs. l. Vancuren and Lucy Whit
mer were the guests of Mrs. Chas,
Boiling, Thursday.
Homer Kitchen, of Pine Grove, was
seen in our valley Thursday.
Mary Nihiser was the guest of her
parents Mr.. Harrison Nhiser and
wife Sunday.
Chas. w. Zeigler, of near Gibson
Vile, has been engaged in pitching
hay for G. w. Boiling the past week,
A. @. Prior and daughter Hazel,
were in Logan, Friday.
William Moore, of Gibisonville,
passed through our valley Friday.
Chas. Boiling and wife, Chas.
Ziegler, Nellie Stiyerson and Nellie
and Agnes Vancuren attended the
Sunday School picnic at Pine Grove,
+, Saturday.
Mrs. Israel 0otterman and daugh-
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GibiSonville

A grand reunion was held at the
home of r.. B. Rouse, Sunday, Aug
9th. consisting of friends and rela-
tives gathered from far and near.
About forty-five guests were present,
consisting of Will Rouse and wife, of
| Adelphl; Joseph Knox and family
Mrs. Hart and little son, Stanley. of
Chillicothe; Grayden Knox. Harley
Rouse and lady friend, NADIA Whit
craft, Mrs. Lulu Brundige and daugh-
ter Lucille and Hannah Lehman, OF
Columbus: Jacob Hinton and Bert
Rouse, of Circleville; George Waite,o of
Kingston; Frank McBroom and fami-
ly, of Cedar Hill; Matthew Moore and
wife, of Hallsville: Joe Brashares and
wife, of So. Perry: Mrs. John Sheik
and daughter, Laura, Daniel Garfield,
Mrs. Thos. Whitcraft and children,
Creighton and Mary, VIM. Brashares,
wife and daughter, Velma, Kate
Stoody, Carl Whitcraft, David Wylie,
wife and little daughter, of Gibson
Vile: Liza and Jennie McBroom, of
Oakland and Grace Unkle, of New
London. Two tables were loaded
down with all sorts of delicacies sui1i-
cient to supply the needs of twice as
many people. The music was supplild d
by Jacob Hinton, of Circleville, and
was certainly appreciated by the peo-
pie. In the afternoon few of the
members of the party visited the
Rock House and were much pleased
with the scenery there. About five
O'Clock the guests departed, hoping
that they might all live to enjoy many
more such happy gatherings.
Quite number of the young people
of our community visited Crane Hol-
low, Sunday, for the purpose of view
ing the scenery and taking pictures.
Martha O'dell OF Logan, visited
Mrs. Pearl Kuhn, Saturday.
Jennie and Pauline Dowden, of
Tarton, spent the past week with
Mrs. Pansy Wylle.
Quite number from here attended
the races at Logan, Saturday,
NADIA Whitcraft spent Saturday
with Mrs, Joe Brashares, of Mound
Crossing.
Goldie Evans. Jennie Dowden and
Mrs. Pearl Kuhn called on Velva
Brashares, Thursday afternoon.
There will be an ice cream social
given for the benefit of the u, B.
church, Saturday night, August 10.
Everybody invited.
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Warning.

If you have kidney and bladder
trouble ana do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only
yourself to blame for results, as il
positively cures all forms of
kidney and bladder diseases.
Bort u Co.
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Little Raccoon Creek
EE:XTE:EEEXXX

The colored folks are holding camp
meeting in the Stone Grove at Mt.
Pleasant.
Tom Chilcote and wife, of Union
Furnace, are visiting Jacob Redick.
Sarah Clark is visiting friends at
Ebenezer.
Fenton Thurness, of Logan, is visit
ing at Mt. Pleasant.
Ethel Spears, of Logan, is visiting
at Marshall Steele's.
Micheal Engle went to Macarthur,
Monday to be 'sworn In" as police
for the purpose of preserving order at
the camp meeting grounds.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is
sold under positive guarantee to
cure contipation, sick headache,
stomach trouble, or any form of
indigestion. If it fails, the manu-
facturers refund your money.
What more can any one do. Bort
AZ 90
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Hay Fever and Summer
Colds.

Victims of hay fever will expert
enee great benefit by taking Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar, as it stops
difficult breathing Immediately
and heals the indsmed air
passages. and even if 1t should
fail to cure you it will give instant
relisf.'' The genuine is in a
yellow package. Bort b Co.
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JAMES MONROE.


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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
\. NJ. C.. 4. BOYS
ANNUAL CAMP At
LAKE WAWAYANDA
Other Outings Include Excur-
siOns to Asbury Park, West
Point and Other Places.

A meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. to perfect
arrangements for the annual encamp-
ment of the Junior members at Lake
Wawayanda. A permanent organiza-
ton will be formed, camp yells and
songs will be learned n details of
the trip decided upon.
Friday afternoon a number of mem
bers will start on an overnight camp
ing "trip, pitching their tents on the
banks of the Passaic near Singac. The
boys will return to Newark Saturday. ,
A third outing for boys over 10 years
of age is being planned for July 4 and
5. The boys will go to West Point.
Newburg and Mt. Beacon.
The local Y. M. c.. A. baseball team
will cross bats with the Trenton as
ISOLATION team on the grounds at Tenth
street and Madison venue next Sat
urday afternoon.
The first of the twenty-fifth series of
annual excursions will be held Wednes-
day, July %. Two special trains will
carry the members and their friends to
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. The
committee has already been assured of
the sale of a large number of tickets.
Bradford Williams will address the
final meeting of the automobile cam
paign next Sunday afternoon in Wal
lace Hall. A special musical program
has been arranged.
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WANTS LEGALITY OF R. R.
RATE INCREASE PROBED.

That the legality Of the increase in
passenger rates to Atlantic. City should
be looked into was the burden of a re-
port to the State Railroad Commission
submitted by Borden D. Whiting, a
member of that body. al a meeting at
the Court House late yesterday. Mr..
Whiting recommended that the com
mission ask for an opinion from the
Interstate Commerce Commission. Cen
eral Joseph w. Congdon objected to
Mr.. Writings motion on the ground
that Mr.. Whiting had been employed
as counsel for compliments against the
rates.
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THE STAR AT THE
SUMMER RESORTS.

Before you leave town for the sum-
n~ewsdealer to mail you the STAR"
Morning or Evening, or both.
The STAR" morning and evening
editions, are on sale at the following
stands:
ATLANTIC CITY-JOhn A. Majane. 10
Goodwill avenue.
ASBURY PARK-E. j. Smith. Main
street and MattisOn avenue; }. @. HRr-
risOn, MattisOn avenue. near post
office; H.. A. borden. MattisOn avenue.
corner Bond street; &c. BryInwski, FOG
Main street; Union News Company,
at depot.
son and Union News Company at
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs-G. c. Jenkin-
son, w. N. Snedeker, Union News
Company Mt depot.
AVON-C. ID. Snyder. Main street. -.
BELFORD-W. w. Morris, Jr.
BELMAR-E. j. Seymour, II. Weinstein.
j. SiIverstein, Union News Company
BRADLEY BEACH-N. Roland. zoo
Main street, or address E. j. Smith.
News stand, Main street and Manhat-
tan avenue, Asbury Park, for de-
EAST LONG BRANCH-Jack Murphy.
opposite depot; Union News Company
at depOt.
Union News Company, at depot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Power, Al South
street; John T. McCbesney, Main
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News Company, ut
depot.
KEANSBURG-JOhn Hay.
KEYPORT-E. IL. Kline, at p~OstO1lce,
John Brewer.
LONG BRANCH. II. Harrison, J. s.
DisbrOw, Union News Company, at
depot.
MATAWAN-J. Brewer, Union News
company, Mt depot.
MONMOUTH BEACH-Union News
company at depot.
MANASQUAN-The Cook Company.
NORTH ASBURUY PARk-UniOn News
Company, mt depot.
OCEAN GROVE-O. +. TonpIEins &
Son, C. VI. Smith, "The Book Store"
POINT PLEASANT-UniOn News Com
paDy, at depot.
PERTH AMBOY-MOore Bros, Union
Y News Company. at depot.
RED BANK-J. Il. Tetley & son., Broad
street; +. w. MOselle, Broad street;
Union News Company, at depot.
SEA GIRT-UnIOn News Company, ut
depot.
sEABRIGHT-Union News Company. at
depot.
STANDARDIZATION News Company, at
WEST END-John A. Mcclure Brigh-
ton avenue; Union News Company, al
deDO
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JERSEY WOMEN WRITER'S
TO VISIT MAUD O
Montclair Home of Famous Salvation Army Leader Will Be Thrown
Open to Press Club Friday Afternoon.

The members of the New Jersey
Women's Press Club have been invited
to spend a social afternoon at the home
of Mrs Maud B~allington Booth, an
honorary member of the club, 1S2 South
Mountain avenue. Montclair, Friday.
The reception hours are from 3 to 6
o'clock.
A bus will meet a train on the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road that leaves the Hoboken station
at 2:25 o'clock and Newark at 2:40
o'clock. A delightful time is antici-
pated by the members, who are look
ing forward TO a day in the country.
Mrs. William S Rode has issued
cards for an afternoon card party at
her home, 255 Scotland road, South
Orange, Thursday, June 26. in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Bernard Schneider,
jr., who has just returned from her
wedding journey in the Catskills.
ASome of those who nave been invited