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BUCKHANNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Smith, of Yves
ton, are in the city, guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Lewis.
Mrs. Marian Johnson and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace, formerly az this
place, but now of Glenville, arrived
mere, Friday Of last week, and will be
guests Of relatives for several weeks
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson
spent the Fourth here with Mrs. Jas
Wade
Mrs. Laura Watson was called to
Clarksburg the first of the week by
the serious illness of her father
Michael Brown
Mrs. 0. T Davis is attending the
Mite Missionary meeting IN New Cas-
tie, Pa.
Children's day exercises will he
held at the Simpson M. f. church the
hrst Sunday Of this month. A fine
program has been arranged for.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiiiiams
who resided on Baxter street, have
moved to the Oklahoma addition.
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the guest tof NM, a dtss sassss sfe-
turned to her Aona4S "A tihSYSestpn
Monday sccompa aie& NM BiAnoli
Booker, who will spshd song time iii
the CITY, ~ .ssb ~ S. Sc 81 4
T. Mrs, Victoria Be,ks isysSishinE In
Raleigh county s. Il ss "a - i II y.
\, ! Mrs Daisy Hargraye and Miss Lot
tie White are the guests OF Mrs.
Mamie Rucker. Ei1 nv, Y, Z, !, ~ ~ !
The Womans, ImproS eGsnt league
will meet with b Mrssi Addle NJamas
FTh arsday. The leasue $will give, a
sacred concert Sunday, 81 y AZ \. I. IN III
-, Mira. Mamie Rucker, ,waA at Gauley
Sunday.@3N u az ! {, ~, RS ,ssyS IL ass$ g.;
Mrs. Charles Whttlow isemuoh I'm
proved at this writing. .Ei... &,,>.
Mrs; Jane Smith and Mra. John
Murray spent the Attn With friends at
Handley. @hN s .1%l iSisl I, III "a ~ u
John Hargraye5 OF Daisy kSiil. was
Fthe guest of his brother, HkG&raye.
last weeks, p ~, ~. i gssy IS, .tT:+ p d.,
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Violet Hardy, Of Montgom'
cry, attended the Merry Widow ban
quet here on the 3rd. .y
Mrs. Emma Jackson was here
Wednesday, visiting Mrs. Kate Frs
kinS.
Miss Alpha Brooks, OF Institute
was here. Friday, on business. ..
Miss Leila Wheeler spent. Friday
in town. ..
D. A. Lipscomb, Anderson Wilson
G. l.. Brooks and l.. G. Wilson spent
Sunday with tehir families, :.-,.
A number of persons went to Ray,
mond City to witness tho game be-
tween St. Adams and Raymond City
The game was to 3 in favor of St
Adams. 49,. =. a.. >..-- ...,,"
[, F. w. Waddy, ST., and son Floyd
were business visitors to Charleston
Thursday. 49, , s.,- ...
Mrs. Kate -Waddy is ON the sick
liat. 1873. :&... 49,. E. It.
Mrs, VIVA. Preston and Mrs. John
Clark, Of Elkridge, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. Ada Preston. ="
Mrs: Lula Jones and children ei
Page, are visiting her sisters, Mes
DANES Overaull and Carr. -. H.
Miss Josephine Williams, who
spent few days In town with friends
left Monday for her, home at Gary.
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LEWISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy johnson and
Mrs. Blanche Pryor spent a rev days
in Charleston last week.
Misses Lydia Winston and Sal!ie
Pryor went to Covington to spend the
Fourth.
highly enjoyable program was
rendered at the Baptist church, Sun
day afternoon, by the children. 1t
was faultlessly carried out and re-
fleets much credit upon the teachers.
Mrs. Josephine Strong gave an ad-
dress to the young people at night.
Her discourse was replete with
wholesome advice and was we'll re-
ceived.
Misses Rosa McVeigh and Ella
Boiling were the guests of Miss Ellen
Tomlin, at Ronceverte, last week.
The Ladies Aid and Willing Work
ers gave an all-day entertainment at
the hall. A musicale was rendered by
local talent in the evening. The pro-
gram consisted of numerous solos.
duets and choruses, all of which were
very creditable. Junior Harris scor-
! ed a decisive hit with vocal solo.
Rev. j. w. Waters, jr., was in
Charleston to assist his father in the
Sunday services.
Mrs. Henrietta Washington carried
gay party OF young people to the
White Sulphur Springs on the 4th.
DR.. S. F. Clay and James H. Scott
are conducting first class restau-
rant at the old stand Of Mrs. Docia
Morris, on Main street.
The wee folks had the most lively
time Of all at a house party at the
home Of Misses Rhoda and Lucy Boil
ling last Saturday.
Mrs. Charity Robinson and grand
daughter, Annie Hamilton, have te.
turned from weeks visit in Romeo,
verte.
Miss Matte Seams is the guest OF
MISS Mary Page and others.
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PARKERSBURG.

The annual picnic, OF, Vendetta
Court, No. s, o. c.. C., given at Blen-
nerhassett Island last Thursday, was
q grand success. A large crowd was
present and each one seemed to thor
oUghly enjoy the outing. The ball
games were especially interesting.
s Don't forget the sock social to be
,uiyen by Blennerhassett Lodge, No.
~, at K, Of p. hall, Friday evening.
Miss Mossie Clay, of Clarksburg,
returned. home, Saturday afternoon,
after q pleasant two weeks visit with
the Misses Giles, on Clay street.
Principal Robert Sims, Of Bluef1eld
,!Golpfed Institute, passed through the
city, Wednesday Of last week, en-
= route to Washington, d. c. While in
the city he was the guest of J. r. JEFF
Ieraon.
Mrs. Pocahontas Peyton and
daughter Mary left Wednesday for
petrutt, Mich, where they will visit
relatives for several weeks.
| Grand Lecturer l.. o. Wilson, of
4Kt!ot p. will be in the city on his Of
flcial visit to the K. of P. lodges, the
18th inst. ,.
k Miss Lola M, Lavender, Grand Lee
turer OF the Grand Court of Calan-
the, will make her official visit to
Vendetta Court, No. S, o. o. c., the
23rd inst.
Mrs. A. M. Thomas. who has been
visiting her parents, at s13 Swan
street, returned to her home in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Monday afternoon,
after pleasant stay Of three weeks.
~ David H. Peasants, Of Marietta,
Ohio, was In the city last Thursday.
Gorn,to Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks, on
:Iuliana street, a son, last Friday
morning
Charles Jones, of Washington, D.
G.s4.was in the city last Monday, at
tending the Brown trial as a witness.
Henry Washington, who has been
Lying In, Los Angeles. Cal, for sew
eral months, returned home, Friday.
A number from this city attended
apicnic and dance at Fern Cliff Park,
near Marietta, last Saturday.
=, Miss LYDIA Kelley and mother left,
Monday evening, for Charlottesville
Va, for an extensive visit.
2 Henry Lee left Thursday for
Moundsville, where he Joined Major
elliott and accompanied him with
some United States prisoners to At
lanta, Ga, and Leavenworth, Kas. He
expects to be gone week or more.
> MRS. Thomas Fletcher and moth
er. Mrs. Carter, attended the annual
picnic of Court of Calanthe, at Blen-
narhassett Island, Thursday of last
week
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CONVICTION, va.

Misses Cora and Mary Bowles, De
lilah White, Julia Anderson, Aims
Higgins. Nj. l.. Williams, A. F. Lo,
mans, w. S. Thomas, Garrett White
and w. C. Watson are in attendance
upon the summer normal.
Mrs. Virgie Collins lost her baby
Monday. The child having been sick
some time.
Mrs Emma Myers. Of Warm
Springs, spent Sunday here. guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Robert Mcdowell.
Mrs. Ada Nowlan, who has beer
sick for a year, died of consumption
Thursday. The funeral was conduct
ed at the First Baptist church by
Rev. E. p. Jackson. She leaves a hus
band and little baby.
Mrs. Pete Williams little infant
girl died, Friday, Of cholera infan
tum. The three months of life en-
deared it in the hearts Of it's parents
who are grief stricken. .
Bessie Chambers and brother
Frank spent the Fourth here, visit
ing friends. They left the next day
for their home at Gala Water.
Mrs. r.. N. Smith is confined to hel
home with bilious fever. Her hus
band it at her bedside,
Willie Thompson was called tt
stanton hurriedly, Sunday, on &C
count of the illness Of his mother.
. MRS. Mildred HYsmith, who ha.
been north for three years, is home
again.
Harry Toliver, of Ronceverte, i.
visiting friends here.
, Arthur Traverse continues quite
Ill with infiammatory rheumatism.
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RAYMOND CITY.

%
Mrs. Corpeha Coles and Mrs. Cora
Sims made a flying trip to Bancroft,
Monday. - ,..-.-.>-..'.. .=-2',
N. Terry, Mrs, BERTHE Parker and
Mrs, lzeta James were business VS.
| itors to: Charleston last week. H.. ~.
Miss Frances Coleman left Monday
for. philadelphia, Pa, where she will
make her. future home ~.. ~. r
Miss Florence Coles has been ap-
pointed. by the lola Leroy Court OF
:Calahthe, No. 20, as Representative
to the Grand Court, which, will meet
In Huntington. ! . .-.. - -. d. =. :. :
J.. W. Smith was appointed by the
First Baptist church az a REPRESENTA-
tive to the: association. which will
convene at Institute, July "a. =
Rev. N. Barnett filled his regular
appointment here, Sunday. 4. .
-. Two very interesting, baseball
games were played at the Ray
mond City park on the Fourth. The
first game was between the Raymond
Tigers and the St. Adams Stars. The
scores were 5 to gin favor Of st. AL
bans. . The next game was between
the Charleston Clippers and Charles
ton Union, the former Winning. III
:; A large number of people from
Charleston came down on the boat
excursion, Saturday, to- witness the
games. -. .. y
The most amusing scene off, the
evening was the foot race between
two very old gentlemen, Messrs. JET
ferson Tyree aud Elijah Gatewood.
Mr.. Tyree won the race and also won
| IS. 80. .:. ,.,. !,
. Mrs. Lizzie Ferguson, Of Institute.
and her son and daughter spent the
Fourth. with her brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edins. ~
Mrs. Julia Wallace and daughter,
Miss Beatrice Calhoun, and Mrs. Ida
Early, Of Charleston, spent the
Fourth here with their sister and
aunts.
Mrs. Garfield Trust, Of Charleston
spent the Fourth here with relatives,
Fl. B. Good, 4. J, Person and sons
spent the Fourth. In Charleston. ~ r
@. E. SaunderB and son are spend-
tngga few days In town. ...... .|Ms
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Kingsley left,
Thursday, for Stanton, va, to yssit
Mr. KIN gieyss people. & 4 Z d h !. ,,.s1
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WINIFREDE.

w. II. Morris spent a few DAYS at
MS nome In Charleston last week.
}. ID. Wiseman, r. r. Giles and +
n. Watts were business visitors tc
Charleston last week.
;, r. H. Allen and son Robert are
spending the week at their home in
st. Adams.
MRS. Jas. |. Thomas entertained al
dinner Mrs. Ella Means, Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tysor a
fine baby girl
.- J. W. Waller has been suffering the
past few days. with cramps.
Up il a Mrs. a. Banister is able to he ont
again, after O. few weeks illness
- Fhe picnic given by the Sunda,
jabRool on the Fourth was an eniov.
aP1R one. The program rendered nv
She children was very interesting and
lengthy. After which, short address.
gss were delivered by the following
~. II. Foreman, J. M. Wooding, las
l. Thomas and g. X. Caviness.
r Music for the occasion by the Win.
ifrede band.
q. Shelton has returned from
Hsrpers Ferry, where he has been at.
>tenAing school.
G4W- II. Foreman, of Handley, spent
saturday and Sunday here, the guest
OF friends.
- Mrs.eJ. H. Taylor and daughter, Of
fSbeFlaston, are spending the week
rsaADeEs, guests OF Mrs. f. M. Francis
4 ends mother res. 4 a..
.4 r0sasES Baghy, A,4Blaylock and N
y Baochus sRapt Saturday and Sun
day out of town. .s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The picnic held on the 4th, OF july
was successful and enjoyable az
fair. The following program under
The management of Mrs. James
Brown was rendered.
Musfc-America
Prayer-Mr. Edward Carter,
Music by the True Reformer choir
Select Reading: Declaration OF
Independence--Mrs. Addie James. ,
Address-Mrs. Ida Brown.
F.. Quartette:ttG Come Thou Fount'-
Mrs. M. e. Graves, Mrs. Mollie Sha-
yer, Miss Clara NJ. .BIainey, Mr.. Ed
Allen. X 49,.
Address--MYs. M. E. Jackson.
Orationl4Miss Blanch Booker
M1'sic-"Coiumbia, the Gem Of
the Ocean, 49,, '-uI-. :
Address -. Graves ...
Solo and chorus-Miss Francis r
James and choir. 49,. ...
Oration--Mrs. Henry Lee Patter
son. &. J., ~
Address-By the pastor, Rev. D
D. Davis. g.H So u
Short Ta1t++.4Ed, Carter.
Closing Hymn -Choir. .....
The congregation, then marched tc
the picniciug grounds where the
committee. OFF, arran gements. had
tables prepared that literally groan
ed under the weight OF, the gooe
things Of the &eason,. The game ol
ball between the Smithers QufcI
Steps and the Hugfiestofi team whict
resulted in Is toSA in favor Of the
Smithers team. Several prizes were
awarded. IN the pitching contest
the following ladies wot, prizes: Miss
Blanche Booker won first prize; Mrs
Ida BrowB won second prize; Mrs
Solomon Carter won third prize.
In the boys foot race Master Cliff.
ford Brown won first; Master Der.
nard Brown won second.
We are proud OF our people in this
place and appreciate tue arrangement
and work OF the committee for this
entertain meat. Many visitors from
Smithers, Longacre, Handley ans
Charleston was here on the Attn at.
tending the picnic. Among them was
Miss Julia Brown our former teacher
Mrs. Solomon Carter OF White Oak
is visiting her gaother, Mrs. Ed. Car
ter Of Hu6hBBtYu .,s 4.. . .,
VIM Ha6afsy8 WAS D. business vis
.itor TO Gtar5aetoi Pr iaaS. Z y, ar,... a.,
Miss Jalias Blown, who has beer
r. "A
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THOMAS.

Mrs. a. +. Bruce was hostess to the
Ladies Aid on last Thursday.
Miss Bette Bruce will be. hostess
to the Tuxedo club on Monday after
noon.
ReY. J; J.. Davis will organize a Y
M. G. A. on Monday night.
James Washington, Of Elkins
spent Sunday in our town.
Samuel Keller Is much improved
at this writing.
Misses Mamie Thompson and Bot
tie 8, Bruce spent the Fourth III
Piedmont. -
Mrs. Nina Campbell, :, Of Davis
spent the 4th and 5th with Thomas
friends.
Mrs. Virgie Lee, Of Davis, spent
the Fourth with Mrs. J. Il. Bruce.
Little Pauline DAVIS read an in
teresting paper at the b. Y. P. u,
Sunday. Subject, Should Children
Attend Church," Mrs. James Bruce
read a paper full Of thought end
meaning on B.. Y. p. u. Topic
"Longipgs and SatiSfactlons." Mrs
J. L. Davis chose as her B.. Y. p. u
topic on Sunday THE Universal
Church" ..-,... .a..r .t... .... -
.. Robert Mooreheld gave, q banquet
on Saturday evening IN the Masonic
hall. -, ,l5.a
Mr.. Hart, OF Davis, was in our
town. on Sunday, ~, % an ~. ILL.,.
The Misses Malone, of Davis, call
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list. She has what is believed to be
appendicitis. ~,
Owing to the delay IN securing the
program for iChildren's day exercises
st, PAul's A., M. uES church SUNDAY
school will hold these exercises next
Sunday evening, So. 'a4-s,s.,' 1850 Z;
Acting under dispensat'op grant
ed by Grand Chancellor j. II. WIZ
son, Carnation Lodge. No. II. X. OF
p. of this city. conferred the ranks
of page. esquire and knight upon q
class Of five candidates. Thursday
night. Tho work was. very. iupres-
atvoly done by w. R.. sSmallwood and
an efficient team Of the lodge. The
candidates were: Lawrence Will
liams, VIM. p. Fraxier, Frank Jones,
Edward Oliver and Milton c. Smith,
all Of Alliance, Ohio. g.. .-
John T, Wilson, Of Cleveland, was
pleasant visitor to our city, July
4th.
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POWELLTON.

49,. Mrs. Ella J.. Perrin, OF Charleston
arrived here last Monday, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Carrie Lawton. Owing
TO: the fall she received from the
street car, on June .28, she was not
able to resume her work for several
days.
:, Mrs. Lawton returned home, Tues
day.
=. MRS. Perrin returned to Charles
ton, Thursday, where she could be
treated by her physician.
=, Miss Carrie E. Fairfax departed
y ednesday,. for McKendree, VIII. re
she Will spend few months.
Mrs. John H. Wood went to Wiz.
giHta last week to visit her father
who is very i'll.
-. Mrs. Ruth j. Harvey spent a few
days at Sylvia last week, attendinf
the association.
Mrs. Lille Fairfax took a trip tC
Loup Creek last week, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Cora Burke, where
she Will spend several weeks VISITING
relatives.
=. Owing TO the dull run here, a great
many of the men have gone to othel
places to work
Mrs: A. D. Fairfax returned, Sat
<urday, from Salem, Va, where she
spent several weeks with her moth.
err, who was paralyzed.
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
convened IN regular session, Sun
day, at II o'clock.
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HUNTINGTON.

f. Mrs.W o. James wan hostess to
the Hen ADMIN Tribe, Monday even
F1ng So. .u.4. ..,&'F,&, H.. s.-
+ The marriage Of Miss Georgia
Scott and Phillip Cooley occurred
last Wednesday at the home of Rev.
Nelson Barnett, on 9th avenue and
14th street. The marriage was a
quiet home affair, ;, the bride being at
tired tni"traveling gown Of dark
brown cloth with hat, gloves and
shoes TO match. The groom dressed
In gray travelling suit. After the
ceremony which was witnessed by a
host OF friends, amid beautiful home
decorations Of yellow and white,
and: daisies. The couple left immedt-
atelyt for Columbus to spent few
days and then to their, home in Ath-
ems, Ohio. Rev. 1. " Bryant united
the two In happy wedlock.
|, Mrs fTrousseau Sexton entertained
a Number of friends at her home, on
Artisan avenue, Friday evening,
complimentary to her guest, Miss
Georgia Glover, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Miss Lula James was taken sud
denly M4on the street, Monday, and
falling In q faint, cut her nose quite
painfully "..,.,,, ~. ,..-
MIRA Fannie Perkins entertained
the Orion, club at her, home, on 9Th
avenues one evening OF this week.
ItAaWis, ..Spurlock was the guest. of
friends and relatives several days
last week. -.. -...-sstv =.
Az , and Mrs. Angus Moore, OF
Iranton, Ohio, were the guests of DR..
and Mrs Barnett at, supper, July 4th.
-Mrs;GS Isaac Miller remains in about
the same condition. a..
- The :S&hines played the Y. M. C. A.
Athletic team, July 4th, the Y. M. G.
Alloys winning the game
-. Quite q number of; young people
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley as
far as Kenova. A..
., Rev. Nelson Barnett spent last
week with his family here, being
very much indisposed, but as he i'm
proved returned to his churches I'D
Kanawha,
Miss Evelyn Willis, one OF the
graduates of Douglass school class Of
1898, 2, AZ receiving congratulations
upon hex appointment as teacher in
one Of the. grades OF Douglas school.
The other new: appointment was
Miss DiIlaa Of PORTSMOUTH,, Ohio, the
other teaaeAes& being reelected. 49,.
tCnas. Rnbinson, of Ironton, Ohio
with others, spent the Fourth of July
here, attending the trI-state league.
DR.. &C, Barnett and R.. w. White
attended the convention at the ca pi-
tai city this. week.
Miss Jessie Linsay, of Wayne, was
the guest Of Mrs, Virginia Scott sew
eral days thiS. week :..-....
The young men Of our city gave o
social at the, K, of P. hall, Tuesday
night, complimentary to Miss Geor-
gia .Gloyer,
The mite, supper given by the Ben
tamin Tribe. Thursday evening, was
well attended, and an enjoyable time
had by all. -
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MONTGOMERY.

Ernest Law OF mt: Hope, is here
the guest Of friends: t%T ~ yrs. s. sFEss.
DR.. and Mrs. Peyton< Ca lloway and,
children, Of Mt, Hope. I. snent last
week here the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
O. T. WilkeEson. -. TN /, .<s13.s M
s, N. Davis; has sold out his hpsi-
pess interest here aud gone to Char
lesion for permanent residence.
! Rev. r. W.aD. Meadows. of Hunt
tnEton, Is q business visitor here
Rev. s. E. Williams, tof Mt. Carr
bon, was here on business, Monday.
Rev. F.. c. Page has closed @.his,
school at Sewell and is now at home
for the summer. '% T-~&, &.
Miss Alpha Brooks, of institute, is
here the guest Of Miss Marie Shelton.
Miss Mammie Hall, of KAeneys
Greek, spent several days here last
week, the guest of Misses Mary and
Vanilla Noel. , : ~. =
R. E, Burrell, A. w. Slaughter and
Thomas Johnson we're the Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, T. w. Wade.
at Eagle. ,4 ~. =. a..
I Charles Harris, Of Fayette,, was
here several days last week. }. "a
Mrs. e. r. Robinson, Of panville,
ILL.,, came here, Wednesday, to- join
her husband, who is Interested in the
United Mine Workers organization.
They are guests at the Perry House.
DR.. Letze. Of Lexington, Ky, is;
spending this week here. 4 .,,.<'..,.
Miss Ethel Brown, the representa-
tive from the First Baptist church to
the association at Sylvia lis spending
some time visiting friends ON New
river. 49," ......
The literary musical given Satur-
day by Miss nellie M. Lewis was a
success financially and socially. Each
person on the program did credit to-
himself. The following Is the pro-,
gram: $751; -. .. -
Instrumental solo, Dance OF the
Demons, Miss: Wysor Watson. :
lnVecatton, O.. r, Wilkreson. ....
Address, the History OF: Fourth OF
July, DR.. b. F. White. < ~.,.. -, s,
i Solo, In the Valley Where; =. the
Bluebird. Sings, Miss Erma HARDY. ~
= Grafton An Appeal FOR Liberty.
Oliver Wilkerson. I +. - >:.::s.,.,.. -.
Solo, Miss You More and More
Every Day, Miss Eliza Woods. z
Grafton, The Nobility Of Labor,
James H. Lewis. z, . I, -.
Solo, Everybody IS Picking ON Me-
George Williams. 20 >.,~" = ...-.<s
Recitation, Then and Now, Miss
Mary Noel. r.~ -" -. -.'.-.....
Solo, When the whippoorwill
Sings Marguerite, Miss nellie Nd. Lew
is. ...' -"
Recitation, The Rivals, (Dunbar),
Miss Ada Wright. - ..,....
Recitation, Christening the Baby; :
Miss Ella Burke. : ~" .
Duet, The New Life, Mrs. e. c..
Page and Miss Lewis 49,
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CORRESPONDENTS

HI. B. Barber has returned from
Kentucky, where he spent the great
err part, Of the year. 49,. g..
3, Mrsy Shelton and Miss n. Wright,
Of Charleston, spent a few days here,
quests OF her sister, Mrs. Jas. l..
Thomas,
lubiIant, No. II, X. Of p, elected
the following officers: Lee johnson,
c. c.; w. N. Shelton, v. c.; G. r.
Cayiness, P; T. B. Giles, NJ. at A. !;
D. Smith, /. G.; J. F. Mosley, o. G.
Queen Esther Court, No. 18, elect
ed the following ojcers: N, S. Alex
ander, w. c.; Mrs. NJ, Perkins, w. l. i;
Mrs. Ella Shelton, w. O.; B. b. Allen,
E.; Mrs. Jas. Randolph, S. D.; John
F. Mosley, J. D.
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ed AS AkIA. Ida B. Payne ON Sunday.
! EAtSE Rem berton received the fsad
tnhASalENASA Of the death 2t HIS moth
cry aied near Richmond, va, ~ 3;
us The Willing Workers,SNillS meet at
the Aaptist church, Tuesday after
Is Miss HIRnche Green win be hoatess
70 the Ladies' Aid. Thursday after
noon S ...>v &,@> = @.,., =.
Mrs, William Smith. OF Davis. IA
syisitlAk her sister. Mrs; Fannie Mas
Little Odessa Boyd is much I'm
proved N this writing. - -, = -, -,
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CANTON.

Miss Beatrice May Fox met with
painful accident at her home last
monday. While looking out raised
window, it fell across the fingers of
her right hand. Luckily no bones
We're broken, and she 10 now feeling
much better. .,r,is- .,,a,, ~. a. $500
Miss Eva Edwards is on the sick
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
BURLESoUE ON W0MAN'S
RIGHTS TO BE PRESENTED
PLAY Given at the First Unitarian
Church VIII Poke Fun at
Modern Suffragette
Movement

1.-THE New Woman, or the Spirit of
1918" is the name of burlesque on
woman'g rights to be played at the
First Unitarian church Friday night
November 20. The cast of characters
Is as follows:
Thomas Carberry, q young man just
returned from China, Horace King; Mr..
Wigfall, husband of Judge Wigfall,
Henry Boynton; Victoria Wigfall Of the
California supreme bench, Mary Boyn-
ton: victoria Wigfall, daughter of
Judge Wigfall, Miss Marian Daimazzo;
Mrs. Barbara Badger, an assessor, Miss
May Dickinson; Miss wolverine Grit-
fin A politician, Amy N. Dunn; Judge
WisfalTs maid, Miss Marguerite Ander-
SON: newsgirl, Miss e. Conrey.