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Pleasant Valley

The school closing at our beloved
district was we'll attended. The day
was a joyous and delightful one.
Messrs. Pearl and Ralph Iiegler and
the Misses Goldie Evans and Velva
Irashares were the guests Of l. Van.
curen and family, Friday evening.
Andrew Prior. our local dairyman,
has had installed an elegant new milk
delivery wagon.
Samuel l.entz and William Evans
were in Logan, Saturday.
Augustine Blackstone was q bust
ness caller at |. Vancuren's, Saturday
Rev. Baker of Gibisonville passed
through our valley, Saturday.
Charles w. Ziegler was caller at
August EIildebrandt's one day last
week.
Mrs. Daniel Ringhizer took dinner
with Sol. Ridenhour's, Sunday
Archie Bowers of Ewing, Ohio, was
a pleasant caller in our valley, Sun
day evening.
Miss Agnes Vancuren and Mrs.
Teen Blackstone called on Miss Hazel
Prior Tuesday.
Sim Blackstone of near Bremen, Wis
tied his son, Augustine. last week
Miss Nellie Vancuren is ON the sick
list.
Byron ziegler passed through our
valley, Wednesday en- route to Logan.
Mrs. Israel Cotterman and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Corn Cob Ridge, were
the overnight guests of the formers
son, Jake, Tuesday night.
Isaac Vancuren and Leo Conkel,
were business visitors to Logan,
Tuesday.
Edward Conkel called on Charles
W. Ziegler, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hanison Nihiser and son, Vir-
gil, were in Enterprise, Thursday.
Messrs. Charles Ziegler and Roy
Vancuren, also the Misses Nellie and
Agnes Vancuren, were the Sunday
guests of Edward and Boyd Conkel.
Nellie, Della and Robert Stiverson
called on Harrison Nihiser Sunday
evening
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Enterprise

Rev. and Mrs. White and Fannie
Geiger, attended church at Rock
bridge Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Blosser and
daughter, Eva, visited their parents
for few weeks.
Mss Bertha Ellinger and w. Clark
attended the Easter services at Rock
bridge, Sunday evening,
Miss Melva Nihiser is visiting Miss
Erma Lake at present.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hammond of
day
Mr. and Mrs. John Blosser of Lo-
gan, visited their parents, Sunday
Miss Florence Matthias was the Sun
day guest of Mrs. White.
The Y p. G.. U. was reorganized
Sunday evening. The officers that
were elected were as follows: Presi-
dent, George W. Kline Vice Presi-
dent, j. V. Stiverson; Treasurer, John
Blosser; Organist James Blosser;
Chorister, Lizzie Matthias; Secretary
Tillie Blosser; Corresponding Secre
tary, Lizzie Matthias.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ringhiser were
the Sunday guests with friends at
Nelsonville.
Mrs. Maud Geiger, Fannie Geiger
and Florence Matthias, made a busi-
ness trip to Logan, Saturday.
Charles Zeigler and Miss Agnes
Vancuren were seen on our streets,
Monday.
Thomas Lake is improving the looks
of his yard with concrete walk
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Disbennet of
Rempel Ridge, attended church at this
place Sunday
Mrs. Frank Blosser and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Daube-
mier, who is very sick at this writing
b. ]. Swartz visited his parents
Mrs. George Kline made a business
trip to Logan. Saturday
Herbert Koehl visited his parents at
over Sunday.
Charlie Roe is working for Mr. t.
Stiverson at present.
Mrs. w. e. Loomis went to Colum-
bus, Sunday.
John Brown and w. Clarke made a
business trip to Logan, Saturday
James Blosser and mother were
Logan visitors, Monday.
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StringtoWn

w. II. Nixon was a business visitor
at Carroll, Ohio, Monday.
ID w. Hurr of Bucyrus, Ohio. spent
Il few days of last week here.
Several of our young people at
tended the last day of school at Pleas
ant Valley, Friday.
Bert Chesher, wife and family spent
Sunday evening with Walter Lehman
and family.
Mr.. Emmons and wife of Black
Jack, spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irwin Krinn.
Herbert Griffin of Sand Run, spent
Friday and Saturday with his cousin,
Clint Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins are the
proud parents of fine baby boy,
Elizabeth White spent Sunday with
her parents at Carroll Ohio.
Maybell Nihizer Is spending the
week with Mrs James Huggins
Miss Vhgie McPeck and girl friend
of Columbus, spent Sunday in our
midst
Miss Melya Nihzer is visiting
friends at Enterprise, at present.
Charles Chidester passed through
here, Sunday,
viii Mowery spent Sunday with
Clinton Woods.
The Union school will close, Satur-
day with spelling in the evening.
Messrs, Herbert Griffin. Clint
Woods, and Misses Lena Weaver and
Elizabeth White attended the spell
ing Friday evening at Pine Valley
school.
Mrs Solomon Harsh, who has been
very i'll the past week, is slowly inn
proving.
James Woods was a Logan bust
ness visitor Saturday,
Walter Nixon took dinner Saturday
night with his grand parents, in Lo
gan.
Mrs. ETA Nixon and niece spent
Thursday z. NJ. with Mr. Noal
Beougher and family
DAISY,
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West Hooking

j. IL. Bailor, the rural carrier on
Route No |, of Laurelville, has made
the following quarterly report to the
postofIlce department:
Pieces of mail delivered in January,
4,699
In February, 1899,
In March, 4,3SS
Total amount delivered, 1886.
Number OF pieces collected in Ian
uary, 500.
In February, 4O2.
In March 569.
Total amount collected, 1,570.
Total amount delivered and collect
ed, 1856.
Amount of stamps cancelled during
the quarter, $269S.
Also made sales of stamps amount
ing to $3343.
Messrs. S. j. Wolfe Herman Wolfe
and Clinton Green attended the Hart
man stock sale at Columbus last
Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Julien and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Julien and fam
lily of Middlefork, were the Sunday
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Il. F. Julien,
Mrs. w. p. DeHayen and Miss Mary
Todd of Laurelyille, We're the guests
of Mrs. +. E McClelland last Satur-
day,
Henry Sherwood of West Virginia,
arrived here Sunday and will make
an indefinite stay with relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. G, II. Sherwood and sister
Miss Alberta Beavers, visited near
Blackburnvile, last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bowers and
Miss Della Krin were Circleyille Wis
itors, Saturday.
Mrs. l.0ttie Chew spent last week
at the home of Mr., John Bailor ol
lLaurelYille.
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Brownsville

Mr. Capon of Tennessee, has moved
on his place near Brownsville school.
James Arter was seen going by this
way last Monday.
Mr. Lee. the doctor at Rockbridge,
was seen on our pixies last Monday
evening
Isaac Flowers and wife made n fly
ing trip to Rockbridge, last Monday.
Charley saters was seen here last
Wednesday.
Tom and Clida Pierce made a bust
ness call on Isaac Flowers last
Wednesday.
George Bryan was here one day last
week.
Miss Lucy Better was seen on our
pixies last Thursday.
Henry Asbell aud Lem Ogg were
here last Friday
Anna Better was shopping here, Sat.
urday.
There was a large crowd at Mt.
Pisgah, last Sunday.
Mrs Bertha Morris of Rockbridge,
was seen at Mt. Pisgah last Sunday.
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Marion No. 9

The last day of school has at last
come, the time when the scholars
most enjoy themselves and also the
patrons of the district. Miss Janette
Hartmann closed successful term at
No o. Saturday, the lith II was sad
to think Of parting with the teacher.
It was very enjoyable term of school
and we hope Miss Hartmann will en-
10y many more such terms in her
young life of teaching. An exhibition
was given in the evening by the schol-
ars. A large crowd was present
Misses Edith Wolfe, Bessie Run and
Rosa Mohler took supper with Miss
Goldie Scholl, Saturday evening.
Frank Wolfe is all smiles-it is n
boy
Miss Nora Scholl took supper with
Dave Polling, Saturday evening.
Misses Edith Wolfe and Nora Scholl
we're the charming guests of their
cousin, Miss Goldie r. Scholl, Satur-
day night.
Miss Estella Wright took dinner
with May Polling, Sunday.
Miss Jennie McIIin made quick
trip to Logan Saturday morning.
Miss Estella Stivison of Cherry
Ridge, has the mumps at present.
William Scholl, the No. school
teacher, closed a successful term of
school the 10th. A program was civ
Ell in the afternoon and a debate in
the evening. The debators We're: S.
W. TIiles Noah Wolfe Or. Rutter, Jim
Brown. The debate was very interest
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe of Lo-
gan, spent Sunday with ID. Wolfe and
wife of Old Town.
Mr.. II. BENDING and wife spent Sun
day with Charles Brooks and family.
TOPSY.
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School Program

Following is the program rendered
by the scholars of Marion No. 6, the
last day. April i6, 1908:
Words of Welcome-Ada lnboden.
Tie Child's Time Table"-Ruth
Brown.
Cunning Johnny-Edward Woods
My ldea--Lucy Sheets
A Second Thought-Oliver Mowery.
Frogs at School--Nelie Brown.
The termelon-Sherman Sheets,
A Very odd Girl-ranny Weaver
The Bee-George Bowland.
People Will Talk-Ada 1nboden.
Does Pa Wish he Was Ma7-Lucy
Sheets.
Recitation by Arthur Woods.
MY Grandpa Edward Woods.
Song-I earning to Spell-Ada In
body.
All the numbers on the program
were spoken with energy and ability,
and proved that the scholars had not
been idle during the term. Mr.. Scholl
taught successful school and did all
in his power to instruct the scholars.
1t is the desire of the entire neigh
borhood that Mr.. Scholl should be the
teacher for the next term.
The speeches made by James
Brown and Prof Heft surely were true
and the facts they brought forth
should not be forgotten by the schol-
ars and patrons of the district.
At noon they gathered around the
tables, which were loaded with the
delicacies of the day and never left
until they were sure they were not
hungry A spelling and debate were
given in the evening.
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Easter at Laurelville

The Presbyterian Sabbath school at
Jaurelville, under the supervision and
direction of the superintendent, Miss
Clara A. Dodson, gave an Easter en-
tertainment, Sunday evening. Every
scholar in the school gladly took part
all willing and anxious to make it a
success, and they did. 1t was the first
absolutely perfect Sunday school en-
tertainment it has ever been our pleas
ure to witness. The teachers We'd
with each other in having their schol
ars most proficient, and the scholars,
if anything, were more ambitious than
their teachers and as n consequence,
the citizens witnessed an unusually
pleasing and instructive entertain
ment The following was the program:
Song, Christ Arose" congregation.
Scripture lesson and prayer. Greet
ing Leo Danson. Song, Happy Eas-
ter Time class of seven girls. "The
First Easter" Marie Delong. Solo,
L. c. Watts Bible readings by class
of boys Easter Sermon, Eva Skin,
ner. Rainbow exercise. primary class.
Song, choir. Exercise, What Shall
we Wear for Easter?" class of seven
girls. Song and Exercise by. class of
boys and girls. Song, choir. EXer-
else, "Plmrim's Visions" by class of
girls. Exercise Easter Cards" by
class of girls. Calvary" Nellie Roby.
Benediction, Rev. w. p. Hail.
The entertainment enjoyed by all
present. Every scholar did them
selves credit. The little ones enjoyed
their parts, if such a thing were pos
sible, Just as much as possible. The
Misses Nellie Roby and Alice Arm
strong deserve special mention. They
were simply fine. One in recitation
Calvary" and song Salvation is
Free" and the other in recitation,
Visions" To Miss Dodson's untiring
efforts and management was this
grand entertainment perfected.
At three o'clock p. m, Rev. w. p.
Hail, of Louisville, Miss, delivered the
Easter sermon to an unusually large
audience. The Reverend gentleman
is very forcible and eloquent speak
er. very favorably impressing his au-
dience. He preached at Tarlton, Mon
day and at Whistle, Tuesday. He
left Wednesday for his home in the
South. According to the customs of
the church he preached his trial SER
mons at the above named places If
he proves acceptable to either of the
congregations his establishment de
pends altogether upon as to whether
they can get together on the question
of salary. We hope for an arrange
ment at this place. as Rev. Hail is a
pleasant, genial Christian gentleman,
and will be a very valuable social ad-
dtion to our city
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Ewing

Flowing, sowing oats, making gar.
den and cleaning house seems to be
the order of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rug Hansel were the
guests of Sarah Nixon, Sunday.
ELI Keller and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs Schaifer last Friday.
Clarence Griffith passed through
our midst last Wednesday.
Edward Foltz and wife were in Io-
gan, Saturday
Stella Safer was Logan caller,
Friday.
Ruth and Grace Foltz were the
guests of Lizzie and Carrie Stevens
Wednesday night
John Felon was a Logan caller one
day last week.
Charles Hankison and wife we're
the guests of John Miler's last Satur
day night
Delbert Conkle attended Sunday
school at Morris Chapel. Sunday.
Clarence Griffith reached his TWEEN
ty-iirst birthday last Wednesday. His
mother gave him beautiful surprise
in the evening All gathered, about
eight o'clock. Theodore Harkle fur
nished the crowd with music on the
graphaphone. Supper was served at
about eleven o'clock, which everyone
enjoyed very much. Mr.. Griffith re.
ceived some fine postcards, number
ing about twenty After supper, the
crowd played some fine games. All
started home about two o'clock, wish
ing Mr. Griffith many more happy
birthdays. Those present were:
Misses Lizzie Stevens, Carrie Stev-
ems. Ruth Foltz, Grace Foltz, Eunice
Hankson and Laura Mcdowell.
Messrs. Arthur Hankison, Isaac Han
kison, Delbert Conkle, William Stew
ems. Ivor Engle, Pearl Heinlein, Ho-
mer Mcdowell and Delbert Harple.
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Calico Ridge

Spring is here for sure, the whip
poor-will is singing his song every
night, the frogs are croaking in every
pond, and spring plowing is going on,
and garden making is in full blast
Roy Funk cut his foot very severe
ly one day last week.
Lula Snider has returned to her
aunt Hattie Francisco's on Black
Jack.
George McI4ain of Logan, was a
caller on the ridge, Sunday.
Lewis Rodman is on the sick list
at this time.
Cecil Shultz purchased two cows of
viii Nixon of Stringtown last week.
Mrs. Eph Shultz is on the sick list
at this time.
Don Shultz and wife and Eph
Shultz and wife, visited Edward Ring
hiser and wife of Brush Fork, last
Sunday.
Blanche and Emma Funk We're the
Sunday guests of Grace and Edith
Rodman.
Squire Shultz is now busy assess
ing the personal property in Falls
township.
Noah Harsh was in Logan on busi-
ness last Friday
Don Shultz purchased fine horse
at the McIin sale last Tuesday.
Jacob Cotterman and wife of Pleas
ant Valley. were the Sunday guests of
Samuel Harsh.
Adam Funk of Clear Fork, was the
Sunday guest of his brother, William,
of this place.
There is a prospect for fruit this
year-the trees are all loaded with
bloom.
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Roekbridge Route 2

The farmers on this route are bus
lily engaged in plowing and getting
ready for a large crop of beans and
corn. They intend to erect large silos,
which they will fill with beans and
corn; so if Old ST is heard of in this
direction, they can have at least one
square meal prepared for him. We
are not expecting him along until
buckwheat cakes and sausage come
in fashion. We are informed that he
has an appetite equal to saw mill.
Well, we must say for Old 81 that he
has a good appetite and you know
when man has a good appetite he is
not hard to cook for or hard to please.
John Safer made trip to Rock
bridge last Saturday to help load a
car with lumber, that belonged to the
Safer Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Friend return
ed to their home at Lancaster Satur-
day
Nelson Bigham called on his broth
er, Samuel, Sunday.
Messrs. Abe and Wesley Bigham
and Matilda Peiffer and daughter.
Grace, spent Sunday with Nelson Big
ham and family.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Saters, Mrs.
John Safer and daughter, Florence,
called on II. Fauble and family, Sun
day
John Yantes and wife are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. d..
Yantes, at this writing.
Daniel Safer called on S. d. Yantes,
Sunday.
Safer Bros. moved their saw mill on
Squire McBroom's farm last Friday.
POOR WILL.
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Black Jack

Preaching at New Zion last Sunday
might by Rev. j. l.. Baker
Mrs. Jamie Heigle and children
visited Susan Stires on last Satur.
day.
Miss Della Keck is in the employ
OF Lizzie Collision at this writing.
Mr. Daniel Keck was butchering
some fine hogs for Charlie Heigle last
Thursday.
very successful term of school
closed at Pine Valley Friday, April
II. Spelling at night was we'll at.
tended. All report Il good time.
Mrs. Iuriah Keck was the Sunday
guest of Lizzie Collision, who is very
i'll at this writing.
Henry Keck and Charles Thompson
We're Logan shoppers last Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Kuhn visited Miss Della
Keck last Saturday night.
Miss Susan Kuhn is visiting friends
in Logan at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Emmons visit
ed the latter's parents last Saturday
evening
Mr.. Forest Keck and cousin from
South Bloomingville, made Mr.. anG
Mrs. Charlie Heigle pleasant visit
last Saturday.
Mr., Samuel Morse is at present in
the employ of Clinton Keck,
Miss Eva Stiverson was the Sun
day guest of her cousin, Miss Iona
Harble.
Mr. and Mrs. Heigle of near Logan
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Chas
Heigle,
There will be preaching at New
Zion Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock
| by Rev. Baker.
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Mount Aarat

The farmers are busy planting po-
tatoes and plowing and getting ready
to put out a crop between the show.
ers of rain.
Squire Dupler's smiling face was
seen on our streets going to South
Bloommgyille Monday.
Miss Maize Lama called on Miss
Forest Wine, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown made n
business trip to Logan, Thursday
Sunday school was well attended at
Pine Grove, Easter
Mrs. Mary Springer and Chester
Ilar called on Mrs, Rosa Wine, Friday,
John Unger was ON our streets, Sun
day.
vuite n number of our young people
attended the last day of school at
Pine Valley,
Messrs. George Conkle VIII Brown,
Chester Has called ON Lewis Conkle,
Sunday afternoon.
Jacob Wine was a caller at Pur-
sell one day last week,
Jane Conkle called ON Miss Myrta
Lindsey. Sunday.
Mrs Mary Springer and Chester
Has We're calling on friends in Glib
sonville, one day last week.
Mrs. Sarah Lama called ON Mrs
Tena Conkle, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Vancuren was seen on ouI
streets Saturday
Henry Conkle of logan, was the
guest Of his brother u. conkle OF
Pursell.
William Wine called on VIII Spring
er, Sunday.
Charles Paxton and wife and daugh
tier, We're On our streets Sunday
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Max

C. T. Welty made a business trip to
Logan, Monday.
Several from around here attended
the sale of the effects of Sarah Me.
Lin, deceased, Tuesday.
Simon BlaCkston spent few days
last week with his son, Augustine OF
near Enterprise.
S. n. Focht made a business trip
to sBremen, Friday.
VIM. Leonard made a business trip
to Bremen, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Welty had as
their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Polling and Mr. and Mrs. i,
Welty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Johnston were
visitors at the Queen City, Monday.
Mrs. Simon Blackston is spending
a few days with her son, James Black
ston and family in New Lexington.
Tom Newman ard Wesley Hickman
made business trip to Logan, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs s. n. Focht and fam.
lily had as their Sunday guests, Mr..
and Mrs Phil Wagner and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leonard and
two children, John Leonard, sr., and
Judson Focht.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Welty and daugh-
ter, Grace and Matte Larimer were
Logan visitors. Monday.
Several from around here attended
the school closing at No. 6 Thursday
All report a good time
Uncle Josiah.
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Stringtown

Mrs. Jacob Matthias and son, Lester
of Enterprise, spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. Saul Harsh.
Miss Annie Gordon spent last week
with her grandma, Mrs. Sarah Blum.
Rev. John Baker and family of
Gibisonville, called on friends at this
place Saturday afternoon.
Mr. John Blosser and family of En-
terprise, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Murphy one evening last week
Mr. Pearl Rhoades and family Of
Logan, were the Sunday guests OF
Mr. Charles Clark and sister.
Miss Lyde Yantes Of Coal Valley, is
spending the week with her sister.
Mrs. Mart Goss.
Mr.. Walter Lehman made bus
mess trip to Logan, Monday.
Miss Sadie Glove spent several
days of last week in Logan, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Tony Rectenwaldt.
Mr.. George Kline of Enterprise was
a business caller through this place,
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth White spent Easter
Sunday at Carol, the guest of her
parents.
Mr. Herbert Griffin of Sandrun
visited his uncle, Mr.. James Woods
and family the latter part of last
week
Mr. Henry Highley called on Mrs
Peter Weaver Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Noah Beougher was engaged in
hauling hay to Logan Monday and
Mrs. Webster Glove and Mrs.
Barbara Glove were Logan shoppers
afternoon.
Mr. George Conkle of Pleasant Val
ley, was seen passing through this
place, Tuesday.
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Golden Rod Valley

News is scarce at present, but Wen
try to write few of the most inn
portant events.
Mrs. ]. c. Mclaughlin visited rela-
tives at'this place, Thursday and Fri
day
Dwight Polling is laboring for War
rem Smith at present.
The school board Of Marion town
ship met at No. 8 Tuesday, for the
purpose of seeing about new school
house.
Miss Janetta Hartman of the Queen
City, passed through this vicinity
Thursday en- route to No. school.
Mrs. Susan Polling spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Samuel Cell,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], G. Kessler made a
trip to Logan, Friday.
A large crowd attended the sale at
McLin's. Tuesday.
Charles Fickel purchased horse,
recently.
A large crowd from this place at
tended the last day of school at No
6, Thursday, and all report n good
time.
Elmer Keaiier bought some calves
OF Dwight Polling, recently.
Messrs. G. Webb of Webb Summit
and o, q. Proee of Logan, were bust
ness visitors here. Thursday
Thomas Wolfe of Logan, visited
Isaac Wolfe and family over Sunday
A large crowd attended Sabbath
school at Bethany, Sunday.
Samuel Bright and Miss Jennie Nc
Lin were united In marriage, Saturday
evening.
Frank Polling, Jess and Edware
Fiekel and Orla Wolfe attended The u
B. church at Logan, Sunday evening
BELL.