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The daily sentinel., 1908-07-25

With our process OF treating the
water we do not rot your laundry.
Excelsior Laundry Co.
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Our hose is the best in town for
he money!. q. Mckenzie.
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George Haskell and family will go
to Rifle Falls tomorrow for an out
ing.
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]. H. Lane Is headquarters for the
Burch awning. Call Junction 253.
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Fred Mantey will make a harness
for Bryan or Taft or anyone else.
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E. ]. Ebey of Green River. Utah, is
registered at the st. Regis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-25

We have car load of fine bug
gies due now. Rhinehart.
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Rope, axle grease for buggy and
wagon. Fred Mantey.
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Plenty of wheat. corn and chop at
McCulloch's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-25

Home Cooking.
Sunday dinner. Chicken and Ice
cream at Commercial Eating House,
Second and Pitkin,
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-25

See J. H. Lane about your awning.
We have them in any style or color.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-29
Eagle Scores Thompson.

Gallipolis, o. Oct 2S --Sher-
man Eagle, one of Senator For.
aker's loyal lieutenants and n
candidate for representative in the
legislature from Gallia county,
was asked what he had to say re-
garding the decision of the
supreme court refusing the man
damus to place the ticket headed
by him on the off ,ial ballot. He
said: 81 cannot say am sur
prised ut the result. Sometime
ago Carmi Thompson, secretary OF
state, said that the objection to
placing the go called'Eagle ticket on
the ballot was the fact that |
would not vote as the organization
wanted for United States peuator.
He at that time intimated that
there would be no trouble of any
kind if l would agree to vote for
the organization candidate as a
member of the Legislature. | ask
ed him to name his man. He re-
fused to do so, and ! thereupon
refused to be bound in any such
fashion. He then told me that
the Supreme Court would up
hold HIM in it. That he always
had information in advance as to
what the court would rule. He
said further: "I take luncheon
nearly every day with Judge
Shauck, and know exactly what
am talking about
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For Coroner, q. q
Gage.

There is one candidate on our
ticket that can not run a little bit.
He is Coroner G.. Gage, for he is
at home crippled up with rheuma-
eism. If DR.. Lyons was his doctor
we would say that the medicine man
gave the General boneset tea so
his joints would become rigid and
he could not walk. His atiliction
might have come from the chilIs
he took on the battlefield in the
late war, when his entire regiment
was cut down around him, leav-
ing him stand alone upon the
blood stained sod of carnage.
However the old warrior claims
that he can sit in his pillowed
chair of atlliction and beat Doc.
LYONS running. Wonder if he is
not right about it. We hope the
General will speedily recover, and
be out in time to help rejoice with
us in the glorious news.
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Labor Paper''s Warning To
WUrkmen

An editorial in the Potter's Her.
aid of East Liverpool, published
by the National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters, says: "No
member of organized labor is bound
to vote as Gompers or any other
labor leader even advi ses. But a
true and intelligent trades Union
ist will certainly give more con-
sideration TO the opinions and ar
guments of the leader of the Am
erican labor movement on those
matters that concern labor than
he will TO the politician whose
principal concern is the triumph of
his party. The mem b.rs of Or
CANNED labor are free To vote as
they please. But we warn them
against falling Victims 10 that sub
tie prejudice which the enemies cf
labor are trying to create by max
ing it appear that Gonpers is at
tempting to "dictate how labor
shall vote"
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DOUBLE DEALING OF
GOVERNOR HARRIS

Wonder IL Mr.. Kirtly, the Republi
can nominee for member OF the board
of public works, and third term nom.
inee at that, had anything to do with
that big majority for the vets in De-
,fiiance county? Mr.. Kirtly. you know,
runs one of the largest saloons in De-
f1ance and of course it was to be ex-
pected of him that he would be
looking out for his own interests.
This calls to our mind few facts
along this line it might be worth
while to the temperance people to re-
member Theodore Burton, who was
chairman of the committee on resolu-
tions that nominated Harris for gov
ernor nominated legislative ticket
in Cuyahoga county pledged against
temperance legislation. George B.
Cox, who is one of Governor Harris
most ardent supporters, nominated a
legislative ticket in Cincinnati pledged
against temperance legislation. The
street office, and the largest saloon in
Cincinnati. Walter Brown, too, we
must not forget, nominated legisla-
tive ticket in Lucas county pledged
to the brewers. He is attorney for
the brewery combine of Toledo and
chairman of the Republican state
committee now conducting Harris
campaign. The Toledo Blade. the
leading Republican paper In north
western Ohio, openly repudiates
Brown and his ticket and says:
1.-THE Lucas county Republican or
ganization led by Walter Brown,
brewery combine attorney of record,
was bound and delivered. Men whose
previous record had led the people to
expect better things were openly
named for the legislature by the
brewery trust and secretly pledged to
do it's bidding"
And SO we find Governor Harris
campaign being run by Walter Brown,
chairman of the Republican state
central committee, the admitted at
torney for the brewery combine of
Toledo; by Theo Il. Burton, can
didate for United States senator who
as chairman of the committee on res
olutions indorsed Harris ana county
local option and then went home to
Cuyahoga county to nominate dele
cation of 13 members of the legisla,
ture pledged against temperance; by
Malcolm Karshner, secretary OF the
Republican state committee, who
manoeed the brewers fight for mayor
in Columbus last year, and last but
not least, by Boss George b. Cox OF
Hamilton county. who voted for the
resolutions at the state convention
indorsing temperance and then went
back home and nominated solid leg
islative delegation pledged against
temperance. This is kind of double
dealer game now being played by the
Cox-Guilbert-B Brown machine.
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Blum-Swartz Infair.

On Tuesday, October 90, 1908,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Blum gave an
Unfair dinner for their son, Luther
Blum and his bride, who was Miss
Lulu Swartz, daughter of Mr., and
Joseph Swartz. The happy
couple were the recipients of
many beautiful and valuable pres
ents. Enough cannot be said IN
praise of the dinner which was
gotten up and served in Mrs.
Blum's best style. Following is
the guest list:
Samuel Blum, wife and daugh-
ters Clara, Hazel, Minnie, and
Edith and son Russell, Rev. f. G.
Spoehr and wife, August Hide.
brand and wife, j. p. Miller and
wife, John RisE, wife and daugh.
ters Ida and NADIA, Abe Blum,
wife and daughters Florence and
Inez, A. F. Rish, wife and daugh-
ter Edna, G.. l.. Troxel, Eva
Troxel, j. Fl. Blum, wife and
daughters Mabel and Bessie and
son Oscar, Grandma Blum, George
Blum, wife and son Merl, George
Miller and wife, Frank Dupler,
wife and son Clarence, Geo. Rish
and wife, Clarence Conrad, James
Conrad, Mrs. Mary A. Gordon
and daughters Anna and May and
son Sam, Bert Lenz and Mrs. Sol
LEM, Mrs. S. A. Kline, Mrs. Geo.
Kline, Ed. Lish, Miss Sarah Blum,
Grandma Cotterman, Misc Mary
Cotterman, Nellie Bray. Miss Nora
Conrad and Henry Miller and
wife.
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A university In PoIltlca.

Josephus Daniels, chairman OF the
Democratic publicity bureau, COM
mented as follows on the appearance
pf Prof. j. Laurence Laughlin OF the
university OF Chicago as a stump
speaker attacking the guaranty of
hank deposits:
1T is not surprising" said he, "to
see a professor of the University of
Chicago on the stump opposing a
measure so beneficial TO the poor man
as the guaranty of bank deposits. John
d. Rockefeller and the other Standard
Oil manufacturers can not be expected
TO favor MI Bryan's plans.
"Doubtless Mr.. Rockefeller has COM
municated to the university which his
money supports and has indicated that
he would be gratified to have the uni
yersity do effective work for the can
didate he fayors in this campaign"
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Speech Monday Night

Contrasting the meeting and ad-
dress at the Democratic meeting
of Monday night with that of the
Republican meeting Saturday
evening before, when one man
Hunt talked nasty, there was no
comparison.
The opera house was crowded
to standing room only, and the
stage and box seats full.
Chairman F. p. Martin open ed
the meeting and with strong ar
raignment of the oppositions meth
ods, he presented the chairman of
the meeting, John f. Canty, Dem
ocratic candidate for representa-
tive. Mr.. Canty did excellently
as chairman and presented the
speakers in an easy and able man
ner.
The first speaker was Congress
man r. L. Henry, of Waco, Texas.
He proved himself masterful
orator, and held his audience in
rapt interest for an hour.
The Hon. James f. Campbell,
former Governor of Ohio and now
the party's choice for U. S. Sena-
tor from Ohio, was next presented.
"Jim'' was at his best, and did
certainly take the Hunt aggrega-
tion of the Saturday night before,
to IL cleaning. And the joke of it
was, the honorable Mr.. Hunt was
present. The governor also touched
up the state house scandals to a
nicety.
The last speaker, Congressman
Jack Beall, of Texas, did not lower
the reputation acquired by south
ern statesmen for oratory. His
words on "Bryan, the Man, were
most eloquent.
The vast audience listened to
the last word of the speakers and
were Interested.
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Beware of Too Much Lawyer.

1t is said that of the Republican lawyers of Logan
got their heads together to work scheme to capture all the
patronage of the Probate Court of Hooking County A
farmer or school teacher or business their
liking they determined nominate of their kinda
lawyer You they schemed that the lawyer is elected
that he will appoint lawyers administrators of ali estates
and that will be fat picking See!
Well, the people will take hand in that matter and elect
Honest John Soughton, school teacher and business
man. and then the estates will be administered by friends
relatives instead of few Republican lawyers around town
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Social circle

A most delightful meeting of
the Social Circle was held We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas.
Breene as hosteas. Roll call was
responded TO with musical selec
tions and current events, all OF
which proved very entertaining.
Mrs. G. Il. Yontz, Mrs. Charles
Lutz, Mrs. Ed. Tritsch and Mrs.
Breene each favored the guests
with piano selections. A happy
feature of the evening was the
vocal selections given by Mr..
Breene and little daughter Mary.
Mrs. Bruce Dollison also sang n
solo. The hostess passed cards
containing fifteen conundrums and
Mrs. Frank Mutchmore secured
the prize, two beautiful hand
made linen pieces, while Mrs.
Cyrus Rochester took visitors
prize, a silver purse. Mrs. Breene
served fine two course lunch.
The visiting ladies were Mrs.
Cyrus Rochester, Mrs. Julia Dew,
Mrs. Hall and Miss Josephine
Henderson.
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A Correction. j..

So. Bloomingville, Oct. 2G, 1908
Editor DEMoCRAT-SENTINEL.'
My Dear Sir.
We wish. you to inform your
readers of your estimable paper
through the columns of the same,
the statement made by the Wesley
Chapel correspondent in the issue
of your paper, bearing date of
October 1st. 1908. in which said
correspondent stated that "F. M.
Mount and Eli Watts called on
Geo. Amerlne one day last week to
settle u dispute about line fence,
between Amerine and H. ID. Hut.
ton, Township Clerk" is false, as:
|, H. ID. Hutton, do not, to the.
best of my knowledge and belief,
hold title to any land adjoining"
the land of any person by the
name of Geo. Amerine or any
other Amerine. And further, we.
wish to inform your readers that.
we candidly believe that said.
correspondent knew said statement
to be false when he wrote it, and.
and that for the cause above.
stated we most humbly request,
that you quit the use of our name,
in your paper, in connection with.
said correspondents writings.
III. ID. Huron,
Clerk of BENTON TOMnshi d..
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For County Surveyor, James Bebout
The office of County Surveyor important all the
dependant upon

be correct. Jim Bebout is a sur
veyor of real merit. He under
stands this county work thoroughly
and in his preparation of speclfica-
tiOns and estimates on work, his
services have been invaluable to
the county commissioners. The
surveyors office is not just the
plain drawing of lines on paper
these days, but the county survey
or must also be craftsman. He
must understand furnishing blue
print work for estimates. Jim
Bebout is thorough in this work
and the people have confidence in
him. 1t is due the best interests
of the county to re. elect hlm. Jim
Bebout is one of those plain, un-
assuming gentlemen that will not
bluster around and make lots of
noise, but he will be getting votes,
ard when serving the people in Of
flee, he is busy attending to his
own affairs.
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W. II. NJ. S.

W. N. M. s.
Mrs. Tom Connors was hostess
for the Women's Home Missionary
Society Tuesday afternoon and
the regular business transacted.
A report was received from the
Queen Esther Circle which now
numbers twenty-four members.
The Missionary Society has forty
eight members. Mrs. Connors
served an elaborate three course
supper. The visitors were: Mrs.
Meldrum. Mrs. Cowell and Mrs.
Ford. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Kate Lytls In thee
weeks.
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OrioIe Dance

The Orioles gave a Hallow cen
dance, Wednesday night, which
was quite success. The hall was
decorated with pumpkins, corn
and fodder and presented very
rustic appearance. TO further
carry out the Hallow cen sche me,
sweet cider and ginger cakes were
served during the evening. About
thirty couples were present.
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Ladies' Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. f.. church will meet Monday
evening at Z O'Clock in the lecture
room of the church. The solicit
ing committee requests that all
articles for the fair he sent in as
soon as possible. lst. ward to
Mrs. r. w. Comfy; all on the
Heights to Mrs. Timberlake; end.
ward to Mrs. Chas Stiers; 3rd.
ward to Mrs. Sain and Mrs.
Strawn 4th. ward to Mrs. Nc.
Gill and Mrs. j. A. Stiers.
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GARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thanS the neighbol s
and friends, and especially tn 6
members of st. Mary's Auxiliary,
for their kindness and sympath y
during our recent bereavement.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEo. SHoRR.
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Police Court.

Police Court was very active
during the Far, there being twen-
ty-five arrests. One bound over
to Court, ten fined, eight turned
loose and made to leave town, and
six sent to the Work house.
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Twice Four

Mrs. Fred Grove was hostess for
the Twice Four, a newly organized
Club not yet named, but which we
are calling the Twice Four, as it
is composed of eight members.
Euchre was the game of the eve
ming and Mrs. DIR. Ed. Campbell
captured the prize, a beautiful
powder puff. Mrs. Grove served a
fine two course lunch. The Wis
itors were Mrs. Jack Mcbride,
Mrs. John Wellman and Mrs. A.
X. Smith.
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cult Judge in this
district was in
Logan circulating
among his friends
Mr.. Peoples is a
lawyer Of much
prominence and
all things point
to his election
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Junias

The Junias held most delight
fnl meeting, Tuesday evening, with
Mics Grace Finney as hostess.
These literary ladies are studying
the Geography of Ohio this winter
and Tuesday evening was devoted
to map talk by Miss Sadie McCray
and the growth and development
of Ohio Cities by Miss Rose White.
or course Logan came in for her
share of the latter subject. Some
beautiful Ohio music was rendered
by the musical members. Miss
Finney served a dainty two conrse
lunch.
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Hooking County Fair.

The county fair last week was
pretty we'll attended but the hard
rain on Friday almost ruined the
races. The attempt at two fairs,
in races and fair, in one season
does not seem to be u success.
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knights Of St. John

The knights of st. John held
a session Tuesday evening at their
Hall and spent the time very
pleasantly. A Dutch lunch was
served, after which cards were
enjoyed.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that n stateme mt
IN lieu OF an Account has been filed In he
Probate Court OF Hooking County, oh io,
for First and Final settlement Cathari ne
A. Davis. ExeentNx OF the estate OF Geol ge
for hearing ON the 9th day OF Noyemh sa,
A, ID, lsos, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as So Ioa
thereafter as may he convenient.
+. Il. MARTIN,
Probate Judge,
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Surprise Party

Mr.. Isaac Disbennett was re.
minded Sunday last that he had
reached the 8lst mile stone in his
earthly career. A goodly crowd
Of 40 persons were present and sur.
priseG Mr.. Disbennett completely.
A big dinner was served and all
had great time. Mr.. Disbennett
received many useful presents.
Those present besides the family
were: Noah Blosser and wife,
Jerry Polling and family, Chas.
Brown and family, Frank Wright
and family, Flave Miller and family
and Jesse Frasure and family.
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PROTECTING DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
An Ohio Example OF Tafts Position
and okIshoms's Proof OF Bryan's
Position.

One OF the planks OF the Denver
platform favors guaranteed bank de.
posits. Mr. Bryan addressed the Ohio
legislature in February favoring guar
anteed deposits. Former Governor
Herrick subsequently, addressed the
legislature In reply to Mr.. Bryan, op.
posing any such protection for banks
and bank deposttors.
Mr.. Taft, In his speech OF accep-
tance, denounced the plank of the
Denver platform, which declares for
a national law for banks similar to
the Oklahoma law for state banks,
thereby coinciding in the views of Mr..
Herrick and opposing the views of Mr..
Bryan.
Below are two dispatches showing
what Mr.. Bryan stands for and what
Mr.. Taft stands for:
THE OHIO WAY.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 1.-THE cred.
itors committee, charged with an in.
vestigation of the affairs of the de-
funct Farmers and Merchants bank,
the cashier Of which, Henry w. Ga.
zell. is under arrest charged with en-
bezzlement, tonight reported that the
depositors will be forced to shoulder
a loss Of $415,000.
The report, made in meeting OF
$500 depositors, charged the deficit to
Gazell alleging his speculations
proved disastrous to the institution.
TAFT STANDS FOR THIS.
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Saturday Club

Miss Naomi Jones was hostess
for the Saturday Club at her home
on Main street, Saturday after
noon. Miss Minerva White read q
very interesting paper on "The
fiction of Scott" which was much
enjoyed.
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Twice Five

Twice Five
Judge and Mrs. S. H. Bright
received the members of the Twice
Five Club and their wifes Wednes-
day evening, and it was a very
spirited and exciting meeting, as
the Democratic and Republican
platforms were under discussion.
Mr.. H. j. Woodworth had a paper
on the Republican view of the
Democratic platform. Mr.. V. C..
Lowry was programmed to defend
the JacksoIian principles, but was
was absent. Mr.. Green was the
only democratic member present,
and he gave way to Col. Weldy
and j. B. Dollison, visitors, to
defend the cause of democracy
against the onslaught of the able
array of republican members. The
of opinion will be
determined Tuesday next. Mrs.
Bright served an elegant four
course supper, assisted by the
Misses Moore and Miss Ruth
Brooke. The following visitors
were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Yerges, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Dollison, Col. Weldy, Mrs.
L. j. Leyshon. the Misses Moore
and Miss Brooke.
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Thirnbie and Art

Mrs. w. u. Cowell will he hos
tess for the Thimble and Art club
Friday afternoon,
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THE OKLAHOMA WAY.

Guthrie, Okla May 21.-Within one
hour from the time Fl. II. Smock, Ok
lahoma banking commission, had
taken charge of the International
Bank Of Colgate he had authority to
pay the depositors in full, though
the banks cash and available funds
in other banks fell $4,000 short of
the total amount Of deposits. The
commissioner was able to do this un
der the operation Of the new banking
law, and this is the first time 1t has
been called into use.
BRYAN STANDS FOR THIS.
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next Tuesday. He reports that
the signs of the times are that
Meigs county will go democratic.
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Hon. C. E. Peoples.

On Thursday of last week the
Hon. G. f. Peoples, of Pomeroy,
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JolIIty 6ul,

Mrs. Howard Starkey will re.
ceive the Jollity Club Saturday
evening at a masquerade party.
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Domestic

Domestic
The Domestic Club will be en-
tertained, Thursday at high neon
dinner, by Mrs. Lydia Thurness.
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For Infirmary Directors, Lafe w. Beery,
Noah Beougher and j. M. Sweazy

Again have the pleasure of presenting to the of Hooking
nominees for Infrmary Directors they will
Board Mr.. Beery serving his
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Nondescrlpt


One of the most enjoyable and
interesting meetings Of the Monde
script Club was the one of Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. g. Morgan on South Mulberry
street. A very spirited debate
was held which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The subject, "Do
Women's Clubs interfere with
home life, was ably handled by
Mrs Case taking the Negative
side and Mrs. Mccormick the
Affirmative. The majority pres
ent decided clubs did not interfere,
but of course 1t depended great
deal on the kind of Club used .
Mrs. Mccormick presented Il con-
test and club prize taken by Mrs.
Theodore Tritsch, cut glass
pitcher; Mrs. Will White secured
visitors favor, china pitcher.
The hostess then gave a prize to
all, in the form of an elegant six
O'Clock dinner Of three courses,
being assisted by her daughter
Miss Myrtle, Miss Josephine
Henderson and Miss Allie Smith.
The following visitors were pres
ent: Mrs. w. Fl. Cowell, Mrs.
Will White, Mrs. j. F. Harden,
Mrs. Theo. Lytle, Mrs. M. Fl.
Cherrington, Mrs. Jas Kittsmiller
and Miss Stinchfield.
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SOCIETY NEWS
w. c. r. U.

The w. e.. T.. u. will meet with
Mrs. II. G.. Hansel, Friday after.
noon at two O'Clock.
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made good official When tis every
Noah Beougher Hooking county good
first class the infrmary board Vote for j. NJ
Inrmay director you will
ships prominent citizens.