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Mrs.. Aims 9fefson arrived ein
the city ThaTrbde xfteTnoon ana ron.
now, on Will make her home WHITAKER
SO son, >. +. Jenerann, $40 Swan GtgsssJ
Mrs, Mary Tlfllafd, Of CharlestoIi:.
and Miss Edith Williams, of Clarksss,
burg, we're pleasEht visitors att sum,
ner, School, last q Thursday. MIS-,
billiard WAS Ell route home from
Glark burg and Miss Williams to W.
|Va, iColored SInstitute, where. she >ex.
poets to attend S,school during the
term. 81 s;3'*....ssa. 90, st.,, s,sii
Chas.7 Wells has completed hig
work at Athens, 10, and returned
home last Friday, where he will how
remain for a while. ,'Rl.
An interesting session of Vendetta
Court No. $40. 50. c., was held at
their hall Thursday evening. s ~. s.
Miss Craze Washington, who has
been quite Ill for; some time, is slow
ly improving. ;. q.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fletcher. Of
Marietta, o., were, in the city SUM
day. the guests, Of Mr.. and Mrs, F.:
". seamsst s. IN ..l@rfl..2
An interesting. entertainment will
be givehsat the A. IN. E. Church next
Monday evening. A fine< musical
program will be rendered and also a
spelling match conducted by Prof.
H. d. HazleWoods s''Y s..~ ~
Mrs. Alice Fountaine sustained a
painful accident 8, last week. Her
horse stumbled anu she was thrown
forward IN, the buggy and striking
the dash board fractured two ribs,
She is now getting all right again. !
I A magniftcenG monument to-, the
Inemory,I'Of the Tate4 Mrs. Ernestine
Fountaine Robinson has been placed
over sthe, grave OF the. deceased by her
mother, Mrs;1 Alice Fountaine, and
Fher husband, yyMr. Richard Robinson.
The narbls from Which it was made
and, the Workmanship of the statute
liz from Italy The base from YER
mont. =. t'af}},i% Iftt .''''' - w.. = ;#;.
"A meeting of the committee on by
laws for Vendetta Godft No. s.. o. o..
c., met at Mrs. j.. " Seams last.
Tuesday evening to- consider revis-
ion of the laws. x =; '~ .. ,',,,,@,
Mr.. and Mrs! 9Thos. Fletcher OF
Marietta, O., and Misses Clora d. But
Ter. and M. EsthsF hColston dined with
Mrs. E. v. Seams Sunday. :
Mrs. j., W.. SheIlcroft will have
charge Of the A.. M e. church con-
cert next Monday night. .;
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INSTITUTE.

q David G. Deans was sick several
days this week. i,i}% >,.% ..,.r.<-..
! Miss Ethel Spriges left. Monday
for Nashville, Tenn to take a she.
cial course in music. Miss spriges
is a graduate of the Normal and
Commercial departments Of the West
Virginia CoIored Insttfuto. and was
employed In the latter Dis a. teacher.
Miss Lillian. Guss, better known
as "Kid,,' gave salmon salad, party,
Friday. evening, Z In honor ofthe ART
var Of. her chums, Misses i Amelia
Lowry, Mary Gordon. and Moss Clay.
Mrs. Byrd PrfTerman IN id,I5teifti =,
this writing. :ltr'3 :&&t: A., -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith arrived
at; Institute, Monday. to visit their
parent, Mrs Margaret Smith. - S. y
I, Mr.. and-MFsy s, H.. Guss entertain
ed, Thursday evening, in honor; of
their guest, Miss frankie Cooley. Nof
Columbus, Ohios Those present
were: President and Mrs, 7. NC.
Henry Jones, Mr. and Mrs Josenh
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Lowry,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Burgess. Mr. and
Mrs. c.. e, Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
PrilIerman, DR.. I. r. Whipper, Miss
Eubank, Morris and. SprigRs. and
Messrs. Mitchell and Curtis. -
DR.. I. R.. Whipper, the resident
physician of the West virginia Col
cred Institute, arrived. THURSDAY
evening la. st .:.. -.
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lf~Tr ~.
.SEWELL.'


]. III The supper given by the Sunday
school, Monday night. was success,
both socially and financially. The
amount of Sits was raised. -.
! l.. P. Scott, r. Coins, G. w. John
sons and Harry Fountain were Sun
day visitors at McKendree to see G.
l.. Jackson.
Rev. E. G, Page filled his regular
appointment here, Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Bennett was business
visitor to Claremont, Monday. ~
Mrs. r. B. Johnson, Of Kapawha
City, stopped; over here, en- route to
McKendree, to see her son, , G. 81
Jackson, q, patient at the hospital
While here she was the guest OF
Miss w. A. Freeland and Mrs. S. J.
Vanhook.. 'f,,-...
A number Of young men from here
witnessed the ball game at Glen Jear
Sunday. a. ....t
. Miss w. A. Freeland was a visitor
at the McKendree hospital, Sunday.
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Is The pabltc saehSbN hss, recently
~ ted tw oskwe o SssYthe terms
The e6Tnllmenti s Rb0Gts&T5, and all
the teaehsrs are widgS axe aud bury
with the. tasks before them !. 4 = IS <
The North Side school Shuild ding is
mot yet completed. and. sessi ons are
held in the BASEMENT o. Mt Zion
kchurch. $. :sl ) - :, y. saS 4. 4
sThe follo~.ns arsaSs teachers: +,
" Sout lK Side ID. Il. Rahh, $assiatant
lsuperth tendent aAd aprtacipaT; Minnie
Esgs aller3 Lola M, Lavender. $Sallie
az. fJoynar,' Marie n. shelton. Iva q.
Ailar, $%Y.S:I 49,, ~ 4; - -,
/ North Side Nellie mi. Lewis, Mary
e. Holland. a> .'. e - =
Mfsassis EHollaHa SaaES Lewis 4 we're
calling on Misses sh Elton and Layeen-
der, = SIP nda 5at ternbS l., ss. \
- The public school teachers, have
organized q private study club. The
following studies will be discussed:
Grammar, Miss Shelton; English lit
erature,, Miss Lavender; geometry,
Prof. Ram; primary methods, Miss
EAiier. Meetings to be- held Thurs
day evenings jof each week. S~..
@$ The Scott. street Baptist church has
Just closed a revival conducted BY
Rev. Winston, OF Bristol. Tenn. Z u, :
4 The A. M. E.. Zion church>has also
been holding a revival.S ~ ~ i
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert, Ellis enter
tanned at dinner Sunday DE-, and
Mrs. Lomax.l !! - 81 ~. .EE;} ~ 3,s;ss
s Misses Houston and Iaudo wn%
training teacher and teacher of mu-
sic: at the Bluefeld Institute, attend
ed services at the Raleigh street
church.. Sunday. .5:<a - !"
Mary F.. Tines Court, No. Al lis
preparing to give pantomime, Hal
lowe'en night, under; the supervision
OF: Misses Nellie NJ. Lewis and Mary
r. Holland. Il -: -
Mrs. Eliza Moore was suddenly
taken ILL, Thursday evening, at the
meeting Of Mary F. Tines, NO: Al, but
at this writing is much improveda !
Dr. w. H.. Cobbs was out. or town,
Sunday. >H,5, 49,. = I ~. -. :,
Quite number OF, people attend
ed the fail. at Roanoke, ! tand heard
Dr.. Booker n: Washingtori's address,
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~R0NCEvERTE2


Mrs. Anna Reav1x, !os Atlafitic city;
N. j., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Katie Eldridge,r on Main street, r." Z y
Mr.. Tobias Lewis is able to be. out
again. =. '.,.t E = -. E-<8s -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Holley; ,1eft
tuesday to spend their vacation .tsTi
Charleston. .@t.@% 2
E Mrs. Lora Gray, of Cincinnati.
OHIO, is here VISITING her father,
John Bggleston, on Frankford ave.
Little Misses Hazel 2 Jefferson and
Julia Reavly, we're pleasant guests of
Mrs. D. r. Hsckman, last SATURDAY.
James Morton has moved to his
new residence on Frankf6rd ave. .,
Charles Perkins and John Ward
are home from Sweet Springs. =,
Miss Minnie Y. Allen and Psufrner
Pondexter were visitors to-, frank
ford Sunday. ~ + '@'
Miss Minnie BUSH and mother, Of
Hot Springs Va, ara visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Debf,y Terry. - -. =.
Z Mre. Wm. FreeIand, of Lewisburgy
ls visiting Mr. and MRS. Samuel Rem
lex. d 3s,l Z, y -" Z. I,
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Z LEWIsBURa.

Mrs: Linkwood, who has been
quite sick fer some time, Is much
better. :, L RI: - :. -. . = !. -; !.
Mrs. L Iona Fltzhugh. is not much
better at this writing. =. ~, :. ~
The john Wesley Literary socie-
ty held an interesting meeting last
Thursday night. QuiteE a. number
were present and ignore took part in
the +progr@ nd'staar sssuaisas - ;. ! - =
Rev. Waters, Of The M. e; church,
preached two. very able: sermons last
suInday;;Sso mu Oh ss qsthat EVERY one
had to conamBnt on Them He Is
meeting with marvellous success. He
has in bank already more than 5000
FOR church Improvement 49,.
. The enrolment III our school 10
now 116 and Attendance is very good.
Fhe MT. TabaR; Baptist Church
Literary Society Is. meeting great
success under the presidency Of Mrs.
Albert Slaughter, She takes much
interest u the WORK Of the literary
societies Of both churches, and her
work Is highly Appreciated. -... E..
Ihe Importance of Lewisburg as
an educat ional. center is steadily I'M,
proving! so that's now, besides three
public schools, we have two fine pri-.
vate institutions OF iearnine. One.
the Lewisburg Fema1e Institute, lis
equal In equipment to any school In
our State. = -. ,.e *. =. -
Miss Rosa McVey left Tuesday for
the West Virginia Cblored4 Institute,
where she YtllS takg 8 course In mil
linery. - =: ~. =.
We all are rejoicing that the Re-
publican party OF West Virginia is
again united. *:
All of the, teachers are. deeply In
terested in the candidacy of Hon. M.
r. Shawkey, and believe he will lead
the ticket in this county, ~ = -.
Miss Nina Lewis and brother, Cole
man lewis, left, Tuesday, for Cleve-
land. 81 = - =.
! Miss Grace Williams, of Romeo
yerte, was the guest Of Mrs. Blanch
Pryor. - ." =. -
| c.: G.. Lewis was here last. week,
Visiting friends and relatives. -.
| Henry and Oscar johnson and MI.
Grant. Of FrankfoFd, were here,
Sunday, visiting frtaaas. H. -.
| J,,C. Lewis went on business TIN
TO Charleston last Week. s. ~,
John Slaughter, Of Roneeverte.
was here, Sunday, = visiting hs7brothzz
er, Albert Slaughter.y.} ~ -
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BUCKHANNON.

+ Mrs. Caroline Williams left for
Beverley Monday where she, will
spend q week. with friends. ~"
Mr.. Ricketts, little daughter and
Miss Jeanette Powell wsAt to Pitts
burg Saturday night. r. -. I'D
Mrs. Lloyd Martin, of, Steubens-
vile, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Enoa
.Mumford. .H......@. ~. - ~. e
William Burley spent the 22nd in
Fairmont, and. reports a good time.
Adam Green Is visiting relatives In
Eikins and Beverley this week. :.
Mrs. Laura Watson. who has been
the guest OF rG1arksburg friends, ,re-
turned home, Saturday. 2<.x ! +. n.
!. Mrs. Agnes Murphy was hostess to
the Ladies Mid Society, Friday after
noon, >,z,.s h.. .>>l.,,,l,.,. III. -
The The Silver Leaf Club met with Mrs,
John Walker. ] =. - j. @.>> ~. -. i.
IS T. A. Brown was calling on. Yves
ton friends, Tuesday .@.:.c, -. .
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: POWELLTON.

l. 3. Fairfax companies by
REV. J. G. Austin, OF Belmont, NJ! T..
Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fl. T..
Thompson " s.. .., ~ I :.
;, The first. rain which has fallen here
IN three weeks, fell yesterday: 1t
was very much needed, as the wells
nearly are dry. and the citizens were
somewhat alarmed at the drought. D.
: Miss Carrie Fairfax; who is teach
ing at Elkridge, spent Sunday here
with her brother, S. H. Fairfax. =,
MRS. Nellie johnson, who has been
On the sick list for the last two
weeks, is convalescing. = :, anil" :
Our new church was completed
last month, and is being painted.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wal
ker'" on the oath, fine girl.
Last Saturday night the school
mouse was the scene. of a very pretty
reception, given by Mrs. BETTE Wren
ana Mrs. Simon Erby, for the Church
AID pctety: The room was very pret,
lilly decorated with flowers and ferns
the colors being red and white. All
the members Of the society met at
the church, where an appropriate
program was rendered, after which
they went to the school house, where
ehe~GolloWtng menu was served: 4
sliced ham, sfaw, bread and butter
pickles olives. grapes, ice cream
assorted cake, coffee. =
Every one present seemed to have
enjoyed himself, and Mrs. Wren has
oeen voted the best hostess in town,
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ANSTED.

Richard Wright and Henry Mitch
ell, of Beckley, attended their lodge
here, Monday.
F. Junius Tabb was in town on bust
ness and shaking hands with his
many friends.
Rev. Jackson, pastor at Raleigh,
hlled Rev. H. G. Gregory's pulpit ON
the 18th, and preached two inspiring
SERMONS. 49,. ~
Miss Bessie Eldridge has returned
from Meadow Creek, and resumed
housekeeping. ~.
Lewis Eddleton was called to
Meadow Creek to attend the funeral
OF his brother-in-law. <'.~|
8. w. Williams and Charley Ran
dolph attended the funeral at Mead
,ow Creek. ard.
r. The festival given by the church,
with Mrs. Dues and Mrs. Clay as
committee, was q success.
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Bette
Johnson, after visiting Virginia and
various other points, will spend the
winter at Washington.
Work has resumed normal condi-
ttoos at present and miners are NOV
ing In every day. -
= Mrs. Nora Haskins and Mrs. Roe-
ers were calling on friends In North
Aneted, Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Stewart is visiting
her sister at Winona.
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HINTON

.Pror. j. It. l.. Diggs, late president
.of~the> Baptist State University, of
Louisville, KY, has resigned the
presidency Of that. school .and accept
ed the presidency Of the Lynchburg
Seminary, Of Virginia, was In our
city few days, en- route for his new
field OF labor. He preached an able
and instructive sermon Sunday night
at the Second Baptist church, and
gave an excellent. lecture, Tuesday
night, on business. All friends were
delighted to welcome Prof Digs,
and to give him their best wishes for
his success in his new field.
Mrs. Martha Fortner, Of st. AL
bans, has accepted the position as
housekeeper at the Holley sanitari-
UNI. -. .s-...,.r... 'E..-.. ~. :e
+ James Nelson, q brakeman on the
c. and 0, yard, this city, who was Sc
|riously hurt on the 18th of August,
Is able to be. out and around town
again with the aid of crutches, -
Miss Eva Wells, who graduated in
millinery" from Institute last spring,
Will open for business on Second ave
nue. this week. IT.; -. .....>-.....<y.
T. J.. Cobbs, Of Sylvia, was In Hin
ton, Sunday, to see DR.. Holley, who
is treating him. &C.,. >r& -
Mr., Anderson Wells and Miss" Clara
Pack were married on Wednesday
evening, September %, at the Second
Baptist. church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. D. Lewis, pas.
tor OF the church. Prayer was OFFER
ed by Rev. J. r. Davis, pastor Of the
M. e., church. -. ..s. I
Miss M. j. Payne, daughter of Uni
ted States Consul to St. Thomas, was
maid Of honor. DR.. G. H. Payne was
best man. -.
The bride wore beautiful white
net oyer white taffeta, q veil of net
and @forget-me-nots and carried q
bouquet OF white roses. The groom
wore conventional black. CD. =,
The maid Of honor wore white taf.
feta and also carried bouquet OF
white roses. ~
Mrs. Maud Pack played the wed.
ding march. ~!
After the ceremony the bridal par
ty and guests went to the home of
Mrs. G. J. Jones, the brides sister,
where, after many we'll wishes and
congratulations, they went to the
dining room, which was tastefu1ly
decorated, and we're served with re-
freshments. ~
The bride is a young woman of re-
finement and culture and is one OF
the most popular young ladies of the
town. g.. =.
The groom is man OF excellent
character, highly respected, and is
employed in the G. and O. shops OF
this city p. =
Many beaatiful presents Of silver,
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John Eggleston was 9 visitor In
town Sunday. IS, = az q IE !. 5 4 *
&. Mrs, Nora Slaughter islquite sick.
81. q. 4: @. Crawford, OF Trout VAL.
IS, lay. e, visiting his aunt. Mrs. Howard
White, y .T ,:3 I On ;aa
Miss Ethel Hay mes. Eof Anderson, is
visiting Mfss7 Fannie Brinkley $3.50, s -
n: Willie Eggleston left for, institute
last week to RESUME his studies. u
(; !; Mrs: Mary breckenridge, mother
Of MRS, John Eubankss lis seriously
III: l.,is 4; !. l,s;.. 4 &
! Miss: Bette Williams. of Louisa
county. Virginia. is visiting Mrs. H.
4. Moore, on Frankford ave.
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a GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR
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china, linen and rugs were received
from friends at home, from New Jer~
sey, New York, Fayetteville, w Va,
and Columbus, Ohio. IA y.
a md Mrs. Wells Mn reside at
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CANTON, OHIO.

Sunday. at ST. Paurs Am. g.
church, at 8 O'Clock, the5 Soliowins
program was rendered: !,
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! If You expect TO kill Jim-C rowisrn,
you must register today, -, =.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-02-20
IN MfMORIAM
Resolutions on the Death OF the
Late Edward B. Harrison, For
merIy of Sauk Centre

At meeting of the board of dea-
cons of the Congregational church,
held Monday evening, the following
resolutions We're adopted:
Whereas, the recent death OF Ed
ward B. Harrison has removed from
this life a former member of this
church, one who for many years was
faithful and valued officer ana
brother, therefore,
Resolved, that We desire to place
on record our appreciation of his
faithful and consistent Christian life
and also that of his beloved wife. we
shall ever remember their fidelity and
devotion to this church, OF whlch
they were so long members, and their
zeal in advancing the kingdom OF the
Mastor.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the church records.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-02-20
BARACA ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION

The three Baraca classes in the city
have organized a Baraca Athletic AS
sociation, the object of which is to ar
range for athletic events of different
kinds. The officers are: A. ]. Hart
ley, president; F. E. Quist, secretary;
DR.. II. F. Hennemann, treasurer; A.
M. Welles, manager. An effort is be-
ing made to secure rooms for gym
nasium and it is hoped to have this
project in definite shape very soon.
None but regular members OF the Ba-
raca classes are admitted to the privi-
leges of the association. A supper is
to be given soon to raise funds to pro-
cure the necessary equipment for the
proposed gymnasium. The date will
be announced later.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-02-20
". R. c. FUNCTION
Valentine Party For Better Halves
OF Old Soldiers
VERY ENJOYABLE TIME
Mesdames J. A. Norris and c. c.
Tobey Entertain Veterans and
Wives on Valentine Day

On Thursday afternoon of last week
Mrs. J. A. Norris, assisted by Mrs
c. c. Tobey, entertained the members
of the w. r. C. and the wives of the
G. A. R. post at valentine social and
thimble bee.
The Norris home was decorated with
flags and festoons of red and green.
Lunch was served upon small tables
in the parlors. In the centre of each
table was Japanese napkin with flag
design, giving a touch of gay color.
The guests found their partners for
lunch by means of dainty heart-shap-
ed valentine of corresponding num-
bers. Places at tables were found
upon gorgeous red and gold hearts
on the tables, bearing the same num-
bers
The heart idea was also carried out
in the lunch. White and dark cookies
appeared in heart shape and upon the
frosting of little patty cakes were to
be- seen tiny pink candy hearts. Great
fun was produced by the reading of
the NOTES on these.
1t was jolly affair and the guests
upon their departure showered thanks
upon the hostesses, who felt the pleas
ure to be all theirs. Mrs. F. H.
Oehler, Mrs Phebe Boobar and Mrs.
J. H. Simonton were the only guests
outside the two societies. Miss Mar
garet Norris, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Norris, came up from Mime
apolis and assisted Mrs. Oliver Bur-
rows and Miss Edith Smith in serv-
ing lunch.
At 6 o'clock Rev. F. H. Oehler and
son Karl, ]. H. Simonton and c. c.
Tobey and Harry Tobey appeared
ard enjoyed a supper with the hostess
es and mattresses and seemed to en-
10y themselves as much as the genu-
inc guests
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-02-20
ed this up by announcing that on Tues

ed this up by announcing that on Tues
day evening, Feb. rs, lecture is to
b.; given in the Grand Opera House,
the proceeds to be divided between
the churches concerned DR.. Du Buis
will be the lecturer. He has lect-
ure on a noted historical character
that is fine literary effort, and
that will entertain and instruct. This
is what he will give OH the above
date. Having generously made good,
out of his own pocket, the deficit OIL
The course, he will now give his SER
vices to the project of securing some
mOrey for the churches. Tie manage,
ment of the Grand Ope}a House have
kindly donated the house for Tie pur-
pose. 1t is understood that the diff
ferent churches interested will take
hold and sell tickets and make the
lecture the success that it deserves
to be. The price of tickets has been
placed at the very low sum of 20
certs.
I'he committee in charge of the
course take this opportunity to pub
licIy thank the ladies who sold tick
cts to the different entertainments;
also to Mr.. w. A. Morse who spent
two days canvassing the city and sell
Ing tickets for the last number. With
out this valuable assistance, the de-
ficit would be greater than it is. n