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Pinkoia Lower. Record.

A
 Louisville. Oct. 12-Pinkoia beat Czar, Oid Honesty and other good ones in the Old Inn handicap at mile and seventy yards today; ana to iUwefeq f.%t fer tfis distance
 Four favorites won. Weather clear and cool Track fast:
 First race. six furlongs, selling s.is, place 7. 80. show ' .75, won; Robin Hood. 1oS. (Troxler), pla.e 12. 30. show $40. second; Bitter Sir. ss. (McGee), show 10. .s5. third. Time, 1:14 1-5. sorren. Comic Opera. Hannibal Bey.
 Second race, five and one-half fur longs. selling--Almena, 10s, (Powersl, straight dS ss plaes S1es, show ,aas sS. 2s.s5, show 20 50. secoEd; Proclama. 10s. (F'ogarty), show 1s. .95. third. Timo 1908. Flower Beauty, May Lutz, Kit ty F., Pink Wings. seraph; Fair. Eaee. Esnt Vannena. s also ;; ran. nas ' '
 Third race, mile and one-sixteenth, seiling-St. Valentine. 106, lFranklinl. sraight 20, 70. place 1885. show 1o.ss. stSnj. place place s5 E 10. show 2s.7S. second; Miltiades, 10s, (McGee), show II .Os, third. Time 1:4S 4-5. Gull. Seasalt. Dr. Baker. Swift Wing, Huo Fania, old Inn Handicap-Pinkola, 11S. (5ei- deD, 20 straight, -9.s0 place, 7.05 show, won: CZar, 100. -(Gladsner), $40 place, 6.75 show, second. Time, 1:44 Park Night. Dainty Dame and Kerch- eRal, also ran
 Fifth race, five and one-half fur longs-Gerrymander 109, (Powers), ' .S5 straight, won; Enfield, 104. (Het. deD, 14.45. second; Miss Crittenden, 105, (Butler), 100 show, thIFd, Time. 1 :0S. Duemo, Green Bridge. Land. lord, Lady Ruby I.-d Ed WFay also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards .Topsy Robinson. t9, .(Glasner), 1855 straight, won: Dunvegan, 103; (Grif- fn). 14. 40 place, 8.15 show, second; show, third. Time. i:l6 S-5. Qua~sa, Gold Treasure. Volting and Brancas, $50 ran.
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Mexican Bonds NexotIsted.

for the purchase of $25.OoO, 900 thirty five year { 1-2 per cent. sinking fund gold bonds of the recently formed in- stitution for the encouragement of ir- rigation works and development of agriculture in the United States of Mexico, have been concluded, accord ing to announcement made to-day. The bonds were taken by Speyer and Com pany in conjunction with their AmerI- can European associates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-13
sufFragists Gather in BunaI

Woman sufRragists Gather in Buffalo.
 Buffalo. N. r., Oct. 12.-Prominent woman suffragists are already arriving in considerable numbers and commit tee meetings are being held in prepa- ration for the fortieth annual conven. tion of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which will open in this city Thursday. As a prelimin- ary to the convention of the national body, the annual meeting of the State organization will convene tomorrow. The sessions of both gatherings are to be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Audi torium. The sessions of the national organization will continue six days and will be presided over by the Rev Anna Howard Shaw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-13
Wins scuIlinx ChampIon,bln

London, Oct. l2.-After being held for len years in Australia the professional sculling championship of England was won back this afternoon by Ernest Barry of London, who easily defeated George Towns of Aus tralia by a length and a half over the Put ney-Mortlake course of four and a quarter miles. Barry's time was 21 minutes 12 l-5 seconds.
 Tn addition to the title Barry won a purse of 32,o0o. The new champion is a brother of W. A. Barry from whom Towns wrested the title in 1888.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-13

Caracas. Venezuela. Oct ?, via Willemstadt, Curacao, Oct. 12.-General Carmelo Castro, brother of the Presi- dent of the republic left here unex- pectedly last Monday for New York. It IS rumored that his mission is to obtain artillerymen in the IJnitet States to man the coast defenses of Venezuela
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snsnended Fonthnn Rnla

Nashville. Oct 12--At a meeting of the executive committee of the Southern Inter- scholastic Association held here 1t was de- cided to suspend the four game foot ball rule until after the next meeting of the Association The rule which is suspend ed forbade any school in the Association to play more than four games each There was strong opposition to the rule on ac- count Of the schools.
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AnIkn for Rene,r.r

Trenton N J. Oct. 12.-Alleging that the Mexican National Sugar Refining Company is insolvent the Wastrick En, gineering Company of Louisiana has made application to the Court of Chan cery for the appointment of a receiver for the concern. In the application it is set forth that the assets and liabil- ities of the sugar company are "indefln- ffA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-13

Two base hits Thomas. Cobb. Three base hits, Holman. Hits off Pfeister. l2 in innings; off Reulbach, l in in- ming Stolen bases, Chance, 2; Evers, Cobb, 2; Rossman, Steinfeldt. Double plays, EVers and Chance shaefer and Rossman. Left on bases. Chicago, 3; 3; off Mullin i. First on errors, Chi cago. 2. Struck out. Pfeister. 1; Null lin. &. Time 2:05. Umpires oDay and Sheridan.
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Results at Lexington.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 12.-The trot- ting and pacing contests were resum- ed here to-day. the weather conditions being decidedly improved and the track good. Saturdays program post poned on account of rani, being carried out. the entire remainder of the meet ing being moved one day
 The Wilson the the stake event of the fsrysssins tay Taiis in "t that inc Eel defeated over both jerry B.. and Hal Raven. The 2:14 trot as well as the 2:1O pace proved great surprises, Directum Penn. an outsider in the pooling, won the trot. Demarest. the strong favorite being entirely fagged out Elesis sen6 6aee at oyer e ten t9e RSG$ WOn
 The Wilson stake. PIP class pacing $2.OO0. 2 in 5:
 The Eel gr, h. by Gamboleer- Jerry B.. ch. g. (McMahoni .... " 3 , 2 Hal Raven b. m. (Mallow) .. 2 3
 Time 2:05; 2:05 1-2; 2:O4 l-2.
 PA class trotting. purse. s1.ooo. 3 Directum Penn br.h.. by
 Dlrectum Lulu NJ. N'l'K4ns; wilkes. d. dam fB;' Py Nels6j Sg
 Demarest Sf n0@ols y. g.. by April
 Highwood-Lady Dis
 Dan k Montell. Reuben S.. Judge Lee, Alice Edgar. Robert L.. Jr.. and Medium Line started. Time PIP 3-4; 2:1O 1-2; 2:12 1-4; 2:13 1-2; 2:i6;
 2:1o pacing, S1.OOO, in 5:
 Elesls. br. m. by Alatus-Queen
 (Hedrick) e.. :. ...:...... l l Dhamrock oh. m. Ioomis) ... 2 2 g
 Taxtite. Reelfoot. Helen Gould J :, B., Diamond King William NJ. Gold Coin. Betty Brent and Ruby Lacy start ed. Time 2;09 3-4i 2:0s l-4: 2:0s 1-2
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Flowery Banks

quite u rain and hail storm
passed through this vicinity Tues.
day. Rain is needed to help the
wheat and hay crop, now.
VIM. Ruff called on II. RI.
Cruise, Sunday.
Counsel meeting was held at
Mt. Zion, Sunday.
The l5 month old son of Jesse
Groves was drowned Thursday
evening. 'Tis said the mother
was milking and the children were
playing on the bridge, when the
youngest fell distance of four or
five feet to the water below.
They live near Sugar Hill.
Mrs. Homer Cruise had severe
attack of heart trouble, Sunday.
Baker Canon is hauling lumber
through this place.
All hail to our supervisor. Our
roads are beginning to look as
though they had been worked as
they used to be.
II. Fl. Cruise is painting at j.
NJ. Poling's.
Clara Ruff is working for Mrs.
Ed. Wagner.
Jennie Weaver is at Basil pick
ing cherries for Mrs. Hines.
Sarah Stoneburner was the guest
Of II. Cruise and family, Sunday.
To the Virginia writer Vernie
says, "What | eat myself does me
more good than all the good things
that you eat for me, away down
in Virginia." and he says he can
get cherries and Strawberries here
now to eat.
Wright Weaver, wife and
Fannie, were in Logan,
Tuesday.
August Palmer and wife were
he guests of VIM. Schall's, Sun
lay.
Ellie Weaver and children were
he guests of Elmer Sheets, Sun
lay. MIDaFr.
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Golden Rod Valley

Mrs. David Rutter made busi-
trip to Logan, Tuesday.
What has become of Blue Bell 7
Purchance the sun has withered
her.
Lulu Polling was visiting rela-
tives at this place this week.
Frank Polling is working for
John Smith on Incubator Greek.
Quite a large crowd from this
place attended the ice cream social
at Webb's Chapel, Saturday even
ing.
Dove Polling made a trip to Lo-
gan, Wednesday.
A number of our young folks
attended children's services at
Laurel Chapel, Saturday evening
Dove Polling called. on Rilla
Brown, Sunday.
Several from this place attend
ed children's services at Pleasant
Hill, Sunday.
Orla Wolfe attended church at
Logan, Sunday evening.
blue BELL.
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Pleasant View Va.

| Harvesting seems to be the order OF
the day in Old Va.
We have been informed that Crist
Kline, of Rockbridge, has purchased
two hundred acres of good old Vir-
ginla soil, now that sounds good to
me, There is plenty more good land
for sale, we would like to see more
pc ople come to Virginia.
Mrs. Alice Weyant and daughter
and David Beard were seen out gath
ering strawberries, few days ago.
Henry Bell, who has been working
on the stave mill at Petersville Vir-
ginia, has returned to his home in
Pennsylvania, for short visit.
Isaac Weaver. wife and daughter
were the Sunday guests of Aaron
Bowser and family
Grover Weaver and sister had as
their Sunday guests, Pearl and AIDA
Weyant, Clarence Crist, Charles
Mann, Judge Fagley, Lloyd and Blair
Weyant and David Beard.
G. #. Mann called on I. Weaver's,
Tuesday evening.
Edna Hindle, who has been very
sick, is improving at this writing.
Blair Weyant spent Thursday night
with Grover Weaver.
Grover Weaver called on r.. N.
Mann, Thursday.
G.. f. Mann called on /. Weaver's,
Thursday.
Isaac Weaver and daughter called
on friends at Maplewood, Friday.
Ruben Stein and Pete Glass, who
have been working on Judge Fagley's
stave mill at Rottersville, Virginia,
have returned to their homes in
Allona, Pa.
Mrs. Edgar Holt and son called on
her mother, Mrs. Mann, Sunday.
Lafayette Mann and family called
on his sister, Mrs. Rosa Allemong, of
Maplewood, Sunday.
Aaron Bowser and wife called on
Isaac Weaver's Sunday.
Charles Mann and Hazel Weaver
were out driving, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ashley White and daughters
called on Mrs. Isaac Weaver and
DAUGHTERS, Monday.
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Stawberry Ridge

Charley Hamblln and wife, o
Union Furnace, Sundayed with f.. 9
Hamblin and wife.
Farley Nutter, wife and son spen
Sunday with p. M. Graham and fam
lily.
Yves Woodland and wife Sundayet
with j. III. Graham.
Dick Bartholow, of this place, spent
Sunday with L. G. Thompson neal
Logan.
Quarterly meeting at Fellowship,
Sunday, was well attended.
Mrs. Hannah Lemon, of Maysville,
spent last Thursday with l.. Keplar
Noel Ilamblin and wife, of Smiths
Chapel, spent Sunday with their son
II. G.. Hamblin.
Mrs. Jane Keplar is on the sick
list.
Thomas Burns and wife, of near
Logan, Sundayed with j. II. Graham.
Sam Montgomery and Mary Ellinger
spent Sunday in Rockbridge, the
guest of e. |. Beougher and wife.
Lucius Keplar and wife took dinner
with Farley Nutter,
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Houses and Lots for Sale,
Cheap, OF Exchange.

The following property, located
in South Perry, will be sold OF
exchanged. Splendid bargains
for someone:
Lots No. 81 and SO, with dwell
ing.
Lot No. 90, with dwelling,
summer house, cellar and cistern.
Lots No. 10, 90, 81 and 90, on
Main street. Broom dwelling
and store room combined, good
cellar, 3 wells and cistern, some
fruit, ware-room 24x3l, large
corncrib, blacksmith shop, barn
and other buildings on same lots,
and store in connection.
West half of lot No. 80, good
house and barn.
East half of lot No. 80. Good
house on same.
For information, write or call
on Fast Bros, South Perry, Ohio.
May 2S, 6.wks.
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Murray City

| Murray City team played a game ol
ball with the Buchtel team, Sunday
Score: Murray City, 5; Buchtel, 4; il
was good game, played well by botl
teams, only man being put out OF
the game by Umpire Swyers, who
always runs the game.
Frank Murphy started on his TRIP
to Michigan, Monday morning.
Rose Anderson, of Logan, was In
| Murray last week, calling on friends.
Mrs. Ida Wyman and son, OF Nc
Arthur, were visiting her parents,
last week
Charles Powers and family, of
Coshocton, were visiting Mrs. Powers
parents, last week.
William Edwards, of Orbiston, was
in Murray City, first of last week.
Quite q number turned out, Friday,
to attend the funeral of Charles
Surgent, of Orbiston.
Dave Atlas and family, of New
Straitsville, was i'm Murray, Sunday.
William Bowen, of Logan, was in
Murray, last week.
Homer Hansel, of Logan, was in
Murray, last week
Rudolph Brown and Ed. Beck, of
Logan, were in Murray, last week, on
business.
Murray City for the 4th of July,
also dance at Murray, July 3rd,
given by the Murray City Firemen.
The ball given, Friday evening by
the Murray City Dancing Club was
we'll attended and good music was
had. A number of people from Lo-
gan, Straitsyille and Nelsonville we're
at the ball.
DR.. A, p. Lee was i'm Cleveland,
last week.
Albert Spencer is able to be out
again, after few days sickness.
Murray City bowling team defeated |
the Straitsville bowling team, Friday
night by a large score.
The BoXwell commencement, Sat
urday evening was something fine,
under the management of Professor
Cant and Nixon Grey.
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New Plymouth

f; Ruth Hawk spent Thursday in Nc.
Arthur.
,, Melva Nihizer, of Logan, spent Sun
| day with Mr.. Griflith's.
Mrs. l.. Bort, son Dean, Fanny
Montgomery and niece Mary Mont
gomery spent Friday with Tom Bays.
Chloie Myers entertained to dinner,
Sunday, Mary and Laura Harden.
Mrs. Rose Ekleberry, of Elk Fork,
visited her brother, L. II. Ansel, at
this place, Sunday.
w. d. Hughes and wife, of Colum-
bus, are visiting relatives at this
place.
L. f. Warthman and wife enter
tained to dinner, Sunday, Cliifty
Walker and wife, Edward and Myrtle
Edwards and Arthur Warthman and
Name Reichley, of Cedar Falls.
Miss Sudlow is visiting her cousin,
Flossie Goodwin.
Lottie Harden, of Logan, spent
Sunday with her parents at this place.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following have our thanks
for subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL, paid during the week of
June S-13, 1908:
Lawrence Fox, John Safer, Mrs.
*. Lytle, Charles Stedem, D. V.
Thurness, Mrs. A. Mitchell, Geo.
Miller, i. A. Lindsey; Chas. S.
Gorden, Gas City, Ind. James S.
Montgomery, Trinidad, Col. B. +.
Byers, Sugar Grove; Jacob After,
David Woodard, Mrs. Emma Tldd,
Mrs. A. M. Carmickle, Rockbridge;
Andy Reynolds, Creola; Peter
Hutton, Orland; Frank Lindsey,
So. Bloomingville; John Leonard.
Taylor Weltz, Bremen.
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Fern Ridge

Fred Bowers passed over this
ridge with load of wheat,
enroute to Logan, this week.
David Miller and wife called or
Ed. Groves and family Sunday.
Ottie Stoody, Tena Bailey and
Emma Myer, and Messrs. Charles
Myer and Denver Brown called on
Ruth and Walter Rowers, Sunday
evening.
VIM. Woltz, of Windy Ridge,
was seen on our pixies this morn
ing.
Jessie McGrady, of Lonesome
Ridge, WAS seen on this ridge Sat
urday.
Mrs. Wilbert Seesholtz and
Laura Myer were the guests of
their brother, of Lonesome Ridge,
Sunday afternoon.
Baker, the little son of Ed.
Groves and wife, died yesterday,
June 8, at 4:30 a. m. Funeral
service at Rookbridge this after.
noon. Mr.. Groves and wife have
our sympathy in the hour of their
bereavement.
Wilbert Seesholtz and wife were
visiting friends at this place Sun
day.
Geo. Bailey was Logan shop.
per Monday.
G. l. Goss was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Miller,
Monday.
James Hillard and friend, of
South Perry, passed through here,
enronte to Logan, Saturday.
John Stoody and sister Hnldah,
were Logan visitors Saturday.
August Hi!derbrandt and fam.
lily andJohn Rish and wife were
guests of Henry Miller and wife
Sunday.
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White Rose Ridge

Lewis Boyer and Mr.. Neibling, ol
Colfax, visited Henry Boyer, Sunday
Jacob Myers and Reddy Rudo lpl
called on John Messbargerand family
Sunday.
A. ]. Wright drove avery fine team
over this Ridge, Sunday.
Glen Messbarger, Reddy and Ed.
Rudolph were Junction City visitors,
Saturday.
Tom King was in Bremen, Satur.
day night.
Stephen Kunkler made a trip over
this Ridge, Sunday.
Charles Boyer was in Bremen on
business, Saturday.
Earnest Keller purchased fine
black driving mare, last week.
Baty Lutz was in Bremen, Saturday.
Clarence Shol and Stanley Duttan
were out driving, Sunday.
James Cline was Lancaster Wis
itor, Saturday.
William Bowers was in Lancaster
on business, Monday.
William Null, of Colfax, made his
usual trip down to Rushcreek, Sunday
evening.
Fred Ruff and Earnest Keller are
busy hauling hay these days.
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Cedar Grove
H:EX:x::H x * Xxx XX 3

Preaching at st. John, last Sunday
by Rev. Lockwood, of Walnut Grove
Rev. Lockwood took dinner will
Will Rose and wife, last Sunday.
Tussing Rose. of Laurelville, is cir
culating among friends here, at pres
ent.
Charley Pleukharp, of Chapel Hill
is here shearing sheep, this week.
Iretha Huffman, of Pine Valley, Is
in the employ of Therman Becker.
Arthur Woolever is In the employ
of Jacob BANTER.
Asa ward and Pete Weed are haul
ing lumber from Cedar Valley to So
Bloomingville.
Harry Gordon and wife had fol
their guest last Tuesday, Mrs. Anna
Walker, of Wesley Chapel.
Myrta and Ellie Lindsey visited
Icel Davis, last Sunday.
VIM. Armstrong was electioneering
for commissioners here, last week.
Allen Reichley was seen on our
streets, last week. MAUD.
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BlatchfOrd

r.. II. Webb and wife were th'
guests of the formers parents, of New
Straitsvile, last week.
G. NJ. Stephenson and wife called
on friends at Gore, Thursday.
Lola Rutherford was in Murray
Saturday of last week.
Charles Groves and wife were the
guests of friends at Murray City, Fri
day.
Mrs. Edward Grouse is visiting re-
latives at Columbus.
Harley Connor and George Fisher
were in Murray City, Friday.
Mrs. James Mahatfey, of Sand Run,
called on friends at this place, last
week.
Mrs. r. Il. Spencer, of Nelsonville,
was the guest of friends and relatives
here, last week.
Agnes Cook spent Friday at Murray
City.
John Lanning was in Jobs, Thurs
day evening.
James Lewis, of Nelsonville, called
on friends here, Friday.
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Happy Ridge

Flowing corn and picking cher
ries seem to he the order of the
day.
Homer Dennison of Apple Bios
som Valley, was seen on this ridge
one day last week.
Mrs. NADIA Moore and two chill.
dren, Freda and Harold, of Glib
sonville, and Miss Eliza Morlan,
of Columbus, took supper with
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daughter,
Tuesday evening.
Jacob BANTER, wife and baby,
spent Friday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Banter.
Lewis Keister and Miss Haze
Febus Of BethelvilIe, were seen on
this ridge one evening last week.
Charley aud Will Robinson made
business trip to Logan last Fri,
day.
Bert Voorhees, and Sam Smith
were seen hauling gas pipe several
days last week.
Mart Hutlines of Pickaway,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents.
Ira Banter and family spent
Sunday with friends on Pine
Greek.
Mrs. Margaret Gordon spent
Sunday with Lewis Huftines and
family.
Mrs. Lucy Wilson spent last
Thursday with Mrs. j. l.. Donley
and family.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daughter
Maize, made a flying trip to Lo-
gan last Thursday.
Nick Bowers of Black Jack,
passed through this place one day
last week.
Benjamin Long was hauling
wood for Mrs. s. r. Polling one
day last week.
G.. G. Vanhurn and son of Nell
sonville, were seen on this ridge
one day last week.
Robert Gorden spent part of
last week with friends at Ewing.
Mrs. Lucy Wilson spent part of
last week with her mother-in-l law,
Mrs. Minerva Wilson, of West
Side.
Henry Keller was Gibisonville
visitor, Friday. WANDA.
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Mt. Zion

Flowing corn seems to he the
order of the day.
John Combs, wife and family,
of Lancaster, were the guests of
Frank Primmer and wife one day
last week.
Jennie Stoughton entertained a,
supper Sunday, BERTHA StarneI
and Grace DUN.
Murray Starner, wife and
daughter, Edna, visited at Du'
montsville, Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Starner and son, Roy,
made business trip to Lancaster,
Saturday.
Robert Stoughton and wife Sun
dayed with their son, Cliff Slough
ton, and wife.
Boyd Goss and wife, of Rock
bridge, were the guests of the lat
ter's parents, George Starner and
wife, Sunday.
Bertha Starner called on Mrs.
Fred Wagner, Thursday afternoon
Jerry Elick was the guest of
Chas. Starner, Sunday afternoon.
| P. Wagner and wife entertained
the following persons Sunday ;
Dan Wagner and wife, of Cedar
Hill, Homer Bushee, wife and
family, Jacob wife, all of Clear,
port, and Fred Wagner, wife and
family.
Herbert Starner attended the
Teachers Examination at Logan,
Saturday.
Fred Wagner, Harry Hoffman
aud Wilson Starner hauled lumber
to Lancaster, Saturday.
| G. A Carr y Co. are very busy
making ties on p. j. Kraft's farm.
Quite number of the young
people attended the dress parade
at the b. |. D., Sunday afternoon
Henry Woodland conducted the
services at Mt. Zion, Sunday
night. There will be baptizing
Sunday afternoon, June II, at
Clear Creek, near the Written
Rock. Preaching in the evening
by tie pastor, Rev. Boyd.
Mrs. Frank Primmer called on
Mrs. w. A. Starner one day last
! week.
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Frog Run

Newman IIansel and wife enter
tained John Miller and family, yes
terday, from Logan.
John Harsh called on N. Il. Bowers
and family, Sunday.
Mrs. John Campbell, from Logan
called on her daughter, Bertha Ben
sonhaver, Sunday.
Delbert Conkle and Delbert Harble
were the guests of Harry Cook, Sun
day.
Dan Meitz and wife were seen in
our valley, one day last week.
Mede Foltz was seen in Logan, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Sarah Nixon has returned
home from visiting friends near Rock
bridge.
N. II. Bowers called an Thomas
Cook, Sunday afternoon.
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