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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July o7-
GIharleston played an uphill game to-
day after the first inning. but finally
won from Jacksonville, a to s. Neither
Team put up q very fine exhibition.
sGoetteil was almost driven from the
mound in the. fifth. Bierkott's home
run between right and centre was the
son. n =. ass.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Charleston ....1oo12o0o'-4 s 6
5aeksonyille ...o2o1s 90 o Ga 6 2
Batteries: Paige and Reisinger: Goet-
tell and Roth. Time. 1885. Umpire,
MACON. GA. July 27.-rwos errors
by Shortstop Mclaughlin gave Savan-
nah the only runs OF the game to-day.
Both Clark and Keiber pitched we'll.
Shea's catch was a feature. VI
Score by innings: R,H.E
Savannah ....., o1oo15 90 % Is i
Macon ....... 0 90. 90 o 000-O 3 s
Batteries. Kteber and Moran: Clarke
and Robinson. Time. las. Umpire.
Buckley.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

SALE FOR DIVISION OF SMALL
e FRAME DWELLING AND &NICEgLOT,
KNOWN AS NO.. 913 NORTH TWENsI
TY-FOURTH STREET. 5ss
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Standing Of the CIub.
Game. To-Day

Chicago at Brooklyn.
Plttsburg at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston
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t Montgomery. Ala.-

SCORE by 1nntnHs. II. II. q.
Lille ROCK -. Of 9 9 9 ooaLs
Batteries: McCatferty. Guese and
Shannon: Buchanan. Eyler and Wood.
Time, 1850 Umpire, Moran.
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We will sell by auction on the prers-;
I ises on ssa
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Games ,TO-D Day. $iaI e RI ss
New II ork at Detroit. .sS. d. ~
Phtladelphin at hicngo.
Boston q Is Cl eveland 8 NH
Was hi gtpn It ST Louis.

yickers Works Wei III
CHICAGO 4 ly IL 2 ~ ickers's ri -
ling was y the fea tureS al n 4 o days game1
era Ii ld IA ia locals to three SCAT
lsteged hltS an ~ ould " y eve scarab
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Boston Won Double-Henler.

BOSTON, July 27.-Bos ton easily won
both games OF a double header from
Cincinnati to-day by the scores OF 10
to i and to Q. In the first game the
locals batted CoakleyE hard. and errors
fby the visitors inlleld, punched with
Timely hits. made 1t an easy win for
First eame-Score: r. II. E..
CINCINNATI 9 9 9 g Cd 1S 3
Batteries: Coax ley and Mclean; Nc
Carthy and Graham. Time, 1;42. Um-
,pire, Rudderham.
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~ NEW YORK, July 97.-P1ttsbuFg
won game to-day and changed
pitchers during the eighth. sending
Young in to replace Made when the
tlos scara aoG bV innings n s Z R.alH. r.
New New YORK s .......0 i Q o o 2o-s
~ batteries: Young and Gibson; Gran
dali, Iatthewson and Bresnah nan.
Time. j 49,. Umpires, Klein and Ems
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Second game -
Score by innings.
AMERlc;. AN LEAGUE |. :

Results ~ esterday.
st. Louis, 6: Washlngton 0,
Cleveland, 8; Boston, 4. 81
Detroit, q: New York, 2,
Chicago, j.; Philadelphia, a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

At Nashville. Tenn
New orleans. go 90 Q o o oo1-l 6 .
Batteries: kellum and Seabaugh.
BARLEY. and stratton. Time. 1880. Um-
pire. Pfenninger.
At Atlanta, Ca
Score by innings: RH. e.
Atlanta ......O1 O1.0O000-o 10 3
Mobile ...o00101OO0-4 s o
Batteries: Ford and MchIurray;
Becker and Massing. Time, 1:45. Um-
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Gnnca To-Day.
Richmond at Danville..
Norfolk ut Lynchburg.
". Ronnoke at Portsmouth.
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EBr0Mna Lore both,

Browns Lose both.
PHILADELPHIA July 27.-Philadel-
sphla defeated st. Louis in both games
Ola double header here to-day the
nrstsgame was pitchers' battle, anl
IN the secord the home team won BY
knocking Raymond off the rubber in
the fourth.
First game ~. - -
Score by Innings: Is. 81. y,
St Louis 9 ~ TX ~ e-a =
e Batteries:a McGlynn& and Bliss; Nc
gQulllen and DOOM. Time. 1885. Unl-
Umpire Johnstone.
score by'inninEs: 5s v r. II. e
ST louis &. ..... 9 o o o0s1 o 00-l !.
sPhiiadeiphia a. o oG2s o Q o 5o!''--5 - Q
wig; Foxen5 and Jacklitsch. Time, 1:5s.
U ampire. tombstone.
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Second game-Score: r. q.
Boston o IL 0 0 3 2 0i'-6 TO-
Batteries 4 Campbell and Schlet; Eel
iguson and Graham. Time, 1856. I'm
3pire, Rudderham.
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"WEDNESDAY JULY 20. 1908.
at s o'clock r. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling OF about
four 70 oms; lot % feet front by good
depth. "a s SssS sssg
TERMS: one-third cash. balance six
and twelve months. per cent, and.
trust deed, or all cash. 5ss s. I -
POLLARD s. BAGBY.
Auctioneers...Sg
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED
ERNIE STREET, NEAR HANCOCK.s
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;l1:!|!|!'! !. !
\ 'lllllll' AaAlR1 = Is N arnEGYe Il.
auttion 6ales, culture Daps.

BY H. "A. McCurdy. Il ~
Real Estate Bro ker, Mutual BuildiNA
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In execution OF a trust deed OF Octo-
Der II, 1895, and duly recorded, the
undersigned will offer forsssale, upon
the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY, 2sTH JULY. 1908.
at s O'clock P. NJ, the real estate con-
veyed by said deed. The dwelling Isl
two-story. detached, frame, and In good
20 feet s inches. and runs back to an
alley.
This realty is well located. either
for home or investment. and those
seeking such will do well to examine
and be present at sale.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and ex-
penses Of executing the trust. any de-s
linquent taxes. and sufficient to pay q
balance of $f3s.29 due on bond balance
at II months, interest added and trust!
deed. s Is Is, &.
H. A. MccuRDY. 81.
- Trustee.Stts
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hree-year-olds and up.
'longs-Black Mary III
cite Il to 3, nlace) sec-
!; Il to s. sh owl third.
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First neutrality-suspicious.. five and
a half furlongs-Home Crest Is to u
first. Dandy Dixon 6 to !. place. sec
end, Ciyita (out, SNOWY third. Time.
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3(Continued. From First PACED
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hree-year-olds. selling,
Rag Man 6 to 81 first,
,lace) second, Arondack
third. Time. 1901.
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md race-steeplechase. handicap.
year-olds and upward, short
E, about two mlles-Nayajo e TO
ka Govt, show third. Time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

1883 go.
Fifth race-t
selling six III
to- ~ first, Friz
ond. He Know!
Time. 1913 4-5.
Sixth race-t
{ five furlonEs-1]
Ruble e to 1, !
i(5 to- 2, shOw)
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
Boat Capsized in the River.

Monday and Monday night Richard
Spellman, Delos Simons and the two
Shaw boys had an experience which
they are not very particular about re-
peating 1t is all right to read of
being maroOned on an island in fic-
ton, but these men found that the
actually is not so pleasant.
About four miles north Of town
there is an island in midstream Of
the Salmon. During The winter wood
choppers had cut most of the stand
ing timber into cord wood. The
above named gentlemen started for
the island in boat, for the purpose
of measuring the wood. When in
midstream the boat capsized, throw
ing the men in the water. They all
struck out for the island, losing the
boat, which lloated off down stream,
They all succeeded in reaching the
shore without farther mishap.
When the situation of the men was
discovered rope was finally gotten
to them, and a boat sent TO them
containing provisions. They were
afraid to attempt to cross that even
ing and camped out, fortunately hav-
ing plenty of fuel to keep them warm
during the night.
In the morning they all mustered
up courage to again try their fortune
in crossing to the main shore, which
they accomplished without any great
danger. Ordinarily the water can he
waded ut this point, when the water
Is at a low stage, but at the present
time it Is exceedingly dangerous to
attempt to cross the river in reg
ular row boat. 1t is a fortunate cir.
that some of them we're
not drowned, when the boat capsized,
as the river is not only very high,
out runs exceedingly swift, with ii
strong undertow
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
pAHSIM A III.

W. W. Wells Is working at Gold.
burg.
Mr.. James Quinn is back in our
valley.
c. b. Graves was In May ON the
18th inst.
A, 5. Cotter has finished shearlnp
his sheep,
Joe Walker and wife we're in Cballis
last Saturday.
A nephew of Douglas kearn from
California is 9isiting his uncle Dug
at May.
+. Reese and his two daughters
Mary and Katherine, were In Mackay
on the 9th and 10th inst.
Surveyor Merritt hopes to come to
Pahsimari about July 10 to complete
his work relative to the water suit
The following persons from poh.
simari were in Salmon the past week =.
Il. +. Campbell j. II. Camphell A
BarSa'ow, T. shannon and Bertha
Campbell
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

news of the outside world. To meet
the conditions The Recorder had a
couple of columns of boiled down tel.
egraphic news, which cost as much
to secure as the entire profits for ad-
vertising for the week.
The news, in condensed form,
covered the field for the previous four
days. During the two years that
The Recorder has been under the
present management there has been
no expense spared to secure the latest
important news, 10th local and for.
eign. AS an Illustration of the eX-
pense it might not be out of place to
say that the telephone charges and
the cost OF sten0grapher last week
would make ten dollar bill look sick.
We have found that in the long run
it pays to give the news. Without
any special effort on our part the
subsc ription has grown, and this has
been done without solicitation. We
can account for this in the fact that
the readers appreciate the paper for
It's news features, and through their
influence have spoken a kindly word,
which has induced Others to sub
scribe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

gentlemen have leased The Haldee
mine and mill, and will commence
operations immediately.
The dredse on Moose creek mas the
machinery, which broke recently, re-
placed and is ready to start up again.
The new body OF ore struck on the
Gold Dust mine here. Coltinues to
Increase in quality as wJ,A Oh 1t pro-
presses.
The creeks are IN l4ly high at
present, but up to ia, here have
been no railroads HasH d out nor no
factories flooded
The demand for -esburg real
estate is getting 50 t that steps
have been taken TOW IS adding 20
or 20 acres to the pr t town area.
We viii have The cou books here
before long,
Newton IItJb5, n aPer OF the
Italian mine ~ Arr creek, ex-
poets members n his mpany in Il
faw days. Mr.. lib Xpects that
ahen they arrive, wc-t will bc com
meuced on that Inc,
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Dry summer wood for sale. En-.
n a ~ LI DuaI,lxl. ,..

Dry summer wood for sale. - En-.
quire OF Ed. Randolph. II. Phone 90.
Don't FORGET the band concert at
the opera house Thursday evening,
July 2nd.
Mrs W. w. Schultz, OF Iron creek,
was doing some shopping here the
first OF the week
j. II. Echard, OF Gibbonsyille, was
hooking after business matters here
The last OF the week.
II you wish 10 be well dressed and
have your clothes look neat get them
made by Harry Kelly, the tailor.
G. W. Noble, OF Noble. was looking
after business matters here for three
OF -four days the last OF the week.
Jack Smith, OF the Junction, was a
business visitor TO this city for
couple of days the FIRST OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macnab bvae been
taking advantage OF the curative
qualities OF the Hot Springs for the
past week,
The Salmon Concert Band gave
concert at the Island Park Sunday
afternoon, which was much apprccl-
ated by the poope
A short program will be rendered
by tho Salmon Concert Band at the
Island Park next Sunday at 30, D,
IN. weather permitting
Mrs, McNiooll, son Murdoch and
Miss Olive kadletz, returned from
Moscow, Sunday, where tue young
people had been attending college
fof the past year, On account OF the
washouts on The railroads they were
forced 10 70 clear around by Fargo,
North Dakota, TO get home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
LEEsBUR6 LOCALS.

W. +. Romlue was here on huSi.
ness today
I, \. Munro returned from salmon
last Thursday.
James NcLuue went to junction
last Wednesday.
Fritz t'llbroath WIS here for a. ,
Of supplies last week.
Grant Reed is ut the Rood ,b
on hig creek, for few days
&. &. Benti, OF the forest ,i,.s
was In this locality last wees
Mr.. and Mrs, Carlson, 10 c,ld
Dust, were here on Suud1 .ernoon
Dan HanIey and Wm. Tor tool
a trip TO town last IL rha.,
Miss Fheo McLung a a visit IN
Mrs Thomas Hunea. u CaI,rnr,is
Bar last week.
= Tom McLung is kin, vncd ,.o
gress with the rais contrar, !, ~.
Gold Ridge mine.
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Band concert nj Island Park next
SUNDAY ut 30, weather permitting.
II. j. Bagley, of Baker, was a pleas
ant visitor to this place the last OF
the week.
Messrs. j. q. shannon and II. +.
Campbell, of May, were down from
siay the first OF the week.
Mrs. George Neither and her sister,
Mrs. Weldon, who were visiting
friends at Ulysses, returned home
Monday.
Messrs. A. Barsalow and V. Maelzer,
Of Patterson, we're transacting bust
ness at this place for q couple Of days
the first OF the week.
Messrs, Il. ". Cotton and s. +.
Tobias, prominent ranchmen OF the
Junction country, were looking after
business matters here the first OF the
week
j. NJ. Bradshaw, member of the
tirm of McFredFick q bradshaw lum.
bermen, was attending to business
matters here for the tlrm the first of
the week
Jack Watkins left Tuesday TO make
trip over the telephone line be.
tween here and Bedrock The recent
storms have injured the telephone
line over the nouutaln.
TIE Ladies' Aid will give moving
picture entertainment on the even
ings Of July II and rs The same
society viii publish cook book In
the near future.
w. II. Dorsey, one Of the directors
uf tho TIN boy Mlning Co, has been
looking after the interests OF the
company here for the past week. Mr..
Dorsey may be here for a month or
SO.
MIR. +. X, Abbott, who has been
confined TO his home for the past ten
days as a result of paralysis. Is said
u be much better and hopes to he
down TO his place of business Ia
tew days
Among Tie many attractions for
the week OF the Fourth none will he
more pleasing than the concert To be
given by the Salmon Concert Rand
at the opera house the night OF the
End.
Miss Grace Kerr, who has been at.
tending school ut rocatello for the
past school year, returned home Fri
day ga spend her vacation. Miss
Grace has been very successful In her
school work, having won the honois
Of her class.
II you have musical ca, OF are at
Az unsteady inclined you should fulIy
determine % attend the concert 10
be given at the opera house Thursday
evening, July eud. 1t will most as.
sured'y be musical treat and
worthy OF your patronage.
The Pioneer Mercantile Company
are erecting two more buildings on
theif lots facing st, Charles street.
They have gone toto han ding wagon
and baggirs SO extensively that their
present quarters are inadequate 20
got their stock under cover.
nr NhitWell, who bad been spend.
ing ecek or ten days In the south.
east gITt OF the state visiting lodges.
returned home Friday lie visited
several lodges curing hts absence, and
reports them an in healthy eoudl.
ton.
III you miss the concert To be given
10y the SALMON Concert Hand Thurs.
evening, July snd. you will miss the
Oest entertainment uf the season.
The PROCLAIM will consist o( high
grade music of as high an order as
can be given by the best musical
organizations la the country. Yoa
can not afford 10 miss II.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

card tacmps-aI makv oui accounts 81 hotci
raeaus IN ypar own handwriting
Il looks bad, reflects On yoAr standing,
makes people taink you cant afford stem
vEf8phcF, and Is sItDS times ambiguous
N0s csp wtsle opt war letters make aat an
abs1faetehN IA All insurance policy enter Yuuf
said asnoa make nug iuat accounts, ~
hptel ntcnu os do apy ind ii writing fua need
en- AN sind. sire o. thickness a. paper. ans
@fASE any way Fuu SAINT uu
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
Tries to Cover the Field.

Last week for two or three DAYS
nothing more than the letter mail
was brought in, which made the
readers OF the daily papers hungry for
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
You Can Easily Operate
This Typewriter Yourself

Don't worry your
correspondent.
Don't write him
anything BY hand
that takes him time
ga make put that
MAY leave hun IN
daul,, that be cant
easily read
And dou', hll uus
legal papNts mad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18
Location Notices.

Ohio lode, Eureka district W. b.
Mckinnie locator.
Meadow creek group, California
group, Junction group, Oio group,
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Great Falls group, SAl
ers Mackinaw distriG|
ell, locator.
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The latest news In n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
Mingo Items.
From the Urich Herald.

From the Urich Herald.
Estes Smith returned home from
Butler Saturday.
Mrs Burma. from Ohio, Is among
the guests at the Ramsey home.
We are glad to learn that Grand
ma Stsley who has been quite poorly
is enjoying very good health again.
Mics Edith Baker IL numbered
among the sick.
Tom Staley has his new residence
sbo ut finished.
Robert Smith has recently return.
ed home from Kapsas after an e1.
tended visit with relatives.
Harry Briggs and Miss Hedges,
near Aaron, were united in marriage
Sunday, December 22nG, Rev. Cath.
ey officiating. Their friends join US
In extending congratulation
Lucian Policy and Steve Smith.
two Of our successful young teacher
who are teaching near Butler this
winter, spent Christmas with home
folks.
Several IL the neiphbors met as the
home OF q ", Harris last Thursday
and butchered for them. Mr. Hart
is not improving very rapidly, but
Is reported some better
DR. Peterson came 10 from Kansas
last week for u few days visit with
his wife and other relatives He will
leave for Emporia Kansas this week
where he expects so-iernte ---
Dick Teasley and wife are r, ioicIng
over their Christmas presents which
arrived at their home Saturday,
December 2Sth-A pair Of boys.
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Foster Items.

Gussie Trussell left Sunday for
Illinois.
Mrs. frankie Downer spent New
Years In Butler with Mrs. Church
Writ.
Hazel and Nellie Bowman left Sun.
day for Kansas City where they are
attending high school.
Revs. Crawford and Lint filled
their appointments Sunday.
Little Howard Walker and sister
returned to their home in Rich Hill
after several days visit with their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Badg.
EFT. They were accompanied home
by their aunt and uncle, Pearl and
Frank Badgett.
Arthur Boron and wife, OF Kansas
City. are visiting Mrs. Borron's rela-
lives.
Geo. Soldiers and wife, of Kansas
City, visited home folks during holi.
days.
There are two or three cases OF
scarlet fever In town, but not serious
so far,
Mr.. Stoffer and wife. OF Rich Hill,
visited their son Willie Saturday.
Vest Bell has been very sick with
pneumonia, but is better at this
writing. \
t-Qsite-s-nu Number people are-strk
with Ia grippe
Elmer Price returned to his home
in Mineral, Kas., Tuesday after a
two weeks visit with Bates county
friends.
Miss Mintie Jennings departed
this lie Jan 2nd after years of ha' d
suffering. Was buried at Salem GEN.
etery.
The Baptist church was destroyed
by fire early Monday morning. 1t is
not known how the fire got started
ToPsY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09

we understand the man was fined
twenty-five dollars. The case was
tried before Justice Grsgg at Passsic.
There was quite q concourse Of peo-
pie present.
Rev. Clendening left for Rich Hill
on Tuesday to begin q protracted
meeting at Mt. Zion. May success
attend him.
There was some butchering going
on at Henry Wilcox's on Tuesday.
They looked like nice porkers.
January has been very nice so far.
No bad dissgreeable weather to
speak OF, but no one was able to see
the eclipse on Friday around here too
cloudy for shat. Say, We believe the
weather prophet has missed bis guess
on the first Of this month. What do
you think about Il? Our time Ia
coming. II We do not get our winter
In this month, look out for February
and March, they may give II TO US in
grand shape. ALPHA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09

bought a house and lot Mrs. Hens
lev has lived west OF Virgicia nearly
40 years. She came to this country,
when 1t was mostly covered with
prairie grass. She has seen the coun-
try improve.
Floyd Jones, Of Aurora, Neb., lie
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Z. Jones.
j. T. Winery, who was on the sick
list last week, is better.
Thomas Hockett, the Virginia
blacksmith, is kept busy sharpening
pillow shares and feeding the red pigs
by day and switching messages over
the telephone lines at night.
Il is reported that there are sever.
al candidates hunting Office,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
AIt0na.

Mrs. W. ID. Chapman who has been
very sick for some time is slow ~ I'M
proving.
We understand f. NJ. Tabler- and
family are going to move TO Texas
in the near future We are sorry TO
give them up Tor they will be missed
In our community, and the church
and Sunday School will miss them
for their places will be hard TO fill.
There has been q new platform put
in at the Methodist church, which
was badly needed. There is talk OF
other improvements and We say
let the good work 60 on, 1t will help
our little village and be an induce
ment Tor people to attend church and
Sunday School.
We had a nice time here New Years
day. The kind people OF our COM
munity congregated together at the
church and spread q feast good
enough for a king witheverything to
tempt the appetite. And It was In
abundance. There was from seventy
five to one hundred to feed, and we
could have fed a. many more and
none gone away hungry. Mr.. Editor
Is would have done you good to
have been with Us and enjoyed the
day. ON satisfied they would Rave
given you your dinner. Our preach.
er and wife we're over and OF course
you know they are accused nf liking
chicken. We had some fine chicken
and he ate some, but he wasn't
alone,if we could see straight, others
liked EN- tn.
After dinner We organized our Sun
day school. Edwarfi Sliffe was elect
ed superintendent Miss Msble Tab
Ter Secretary The teachers we're
selected on the fret Sunday.
Quite nice donation was made to
our pastor, Rev. Clendening
Wishing you and your readers a
happy New Year JOHN.