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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
Meeting of Mission Society.

Meeting of Mission Society.
An interesting meeting OF the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society OF the
NJ. E. church was held last evening at
the home of Mrs. w. E. Arnett on
Pike street. The meeting was called
In order that the members OF. the To-
cal organization might meet Miss
Laura Lamison. OF Moundsville. State
corresponding secretary for the Home
Mission Society. Miss Adams, a den
coness from Bridgeport. Ohio, and
Mrs. Bealle, of Wheeling. superintend-
ent Of the Mothers Jewels and Home
Guards Department. Interesting talks
were made by the ladies concerning
the work Of the society and the meet
ing was altogether delightful A
tempting course Of refreshments was
served by the hostess.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
B & o. Yard
Clerk Killed
YOUNG WEST vIReINIAN MEETS
INSTANT DEATHE IN CUM.
BERLAND YARDS.

CUMBERLAND. Md, April 23.-Yes-
terday afternoon John L. Cozard. aged
"a years. a clerk employed In the B.
& Q. yard offices. was run down by a
yard engine and instantly killed. Co
card was detailed to perform duty In
the yard and while discharging that
duty he was struck by the engine. The
body will be taken to Parkersburg for
burial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
!. o. o. r. Reception.

Invitations nave been issued .ihy
Marion Lodge. No. IL. L. o. O. F., for
n reception to be held on Monday
evening. April 81. in celebration of
the s5th anniversary Of the order. In.
v%itations were issued to all members
OF the lodge. the Rebekahs. and all
e%oIouruing members OF the order In
tho city and the occasion promises to
be a delightful one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
Performed Operation.

Dru. Sands. Trach, Holland AMI
Stephan amputated q leg for Charles
Lester. Lester was a pumper at
Pennington for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Some years
ago he had his leg amputated. Later
a tumor appeared and the second am
putation was necessary. The opera.
ton took place this morning at Cook
Hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
On Board the "saxonfa."

Judge w. 8. Raymond and daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy. who have been abroad
for the past two months. sailed on
Tuesday from Liverpool. England. for
home. They nre on board the Sax.
onia"' and will land in Boston on the
30th of April. They will probably
spend a week in Boston with Judge
Haymond'a son. Frank Raymond. at
Harvard College.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
Home From WeddIno.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Linn. Mrs. F.
P. Hall. Miss Cora Wilson. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hunter and daughter. Miss Laura
Alice Wilson. and Frank Wilson re-
turned last night on So from Elkins
where on Wednesday they attended
the Wilson-Fout wedding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24

cars. There were eighteen other con-
testants In the race.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
MRS. OGDEN DIED
THIS AFTERNOON.

Mrs. p. B. Ogden. who has been SO
very Ill for the past few weeks. died
this afternoon at 3:15. The funeral
services will be held at the residence
on Sunday afternoon.
The news reached this office after
the paper had gone to press and fur
Their particulars and announcements
will be given tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
8. 8. Alumni Banquet.

At tho First Baptist church last
evening the Alumni banquet for the
Training Association was
held. DR.. II. d.. Clarke. Of Buckhau-
non. was toast master of the occasion
n the following responded: Retro
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
U MAN MISSING.

PARkERSBURG. w. Va, April "a
Friends Of Thurman Powell, who
has heen missing for two or three
days. are exertinE every effort to To-
cate him, but SO for have not been
able. He was OF exemplary habits
and was member OF the firm Of.
Powell Bross dairymen. OF this city.
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Perry Thompson. OF Elklns, Ia a Wis
itor in the city to-day.
Mrs. j. P. Shafer and Mrs. Chas.
Miller. who the guests of Mrs.
J. E. Sands. returned to Terra Alta
this afternoon.
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investigation.

Dr.. c.. Waddell. city physician. left
yesterday for Washington. He will
visit Washington. Philadelphia, New
York and Pittsburg to inquire into snn-
itary systems OF those cities.
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spect." Rev. l.. E. Peters. Parkers.
burg: Prospects" DR.. Jess Hurlbut.
Bloomfield. N. J.. Others responding
were ". C. Shafer. Wheeling. and DR..
A. ]. Hiatt. of Moundsville. Covers
were laid for co.
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FOUR men KILLED
GAS EXPLOSION IN MINE RE-
Quilted IN DEATH OF
FOUR ITALIANS.
tBy United Pross.)

- fOoo-y ---|
ELLSWORTH, Pa. April 2S.-Four
Italian laborers were instantly killed
early to-day In d gas explosion In.
mine No. 1 of the Ellsworth Coal Com
pany's mines. The bodies have boon
recovered. Between IS and 100 men
were In the mine at the time. The
damage to the mine L. slight.
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Arnett Entertains.

Mrs. Frank Arnett Is entertaining
the Elizabeth Hayes Circle this after
noon at her home on Madison street.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-03
Cameron News.
From our Correspondent.

iAOhi Jul SOhhCoROh0SASs
Peter Speaker returned from Mon
ma where he has been on business.
Oscar Nelson is hauling his personal
'ects to the Nez Perez reservation
lere he has fine ranch.
Jake Neumann has completed his
" house and gave a dance in j,
t Sunday evening. Everybody
ssent reports good time.
Miss Louise Behrens left for Deer
EEK. Wash. last Friday.
Rev. Geo. Finke and family and
v. Schoebel and family made a
p to the timber Monday. .
Fred Parks has been in Canada
king for location.
Louis Oldag made a business triT
Lewiston last week.
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+ ir. Wicks and family relatives OF
r. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis are here
81 ting the latter. Mr.. Wicks isthink
& of locating here and it is sincerely
81 led he will.
ir. Trlne of Spokane, agent for
e Wireless Telerg aph Co. is in our
w n soliciting stock subscriptions.
~ hout doubt wireless telegraphy
I'D telephone is now practical, com
Ell cial reality and ere long the coun.
y will be h0neycombed with stations
m liar to the telegraph. 1t is grea,
W .ntion, or rather series of inven.
IN S and still in its infancy. Mr..
III lie is well known here having for.
ei ly been resident.
Nj eet me at the sale in K-ndricl
al .ket Day.
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Martin Thomas has the carpen.
tiers at work on an addition to his
home place and is making some de.
cided improvements thereto.
Market day July nth.
Geo. r. Barnum is now a heavy
shipper of lumber and beginning the
first of the week will ship two carloads
daily.
viii you be in town Market Day?
Hon. B. L. French was not able to
meet the wishes of Southwick on the
4th, As he was engaged to speak at
Cottonwood. This was not the fault
Of either Mr.. French or the South wick
committee. and we are informed by
the latter that an able speaker has
been secured, on learning of Mr.
French's inability to be present.
Mrs. T. P. Lorang returned home
from Spokane last Friday after an
absence of two weeks.
Geo. Davidson and bride returned
from their honeymoon trip and are
busy setting up their lairs and pen
ates in the Bibb house next to the
ware house.
OLouis Vader with a complete photo.
GRAPHIC outfit, will be in Southwiek
the 4th and will then travel over the
country.
A. c. White and family. formerly
of Kendrick have been paying a visit
to their many friends here and will
stop at least week with US. Mr..
White has sold his interests in Occur
d'Alene and is now looking around.
E. P. Atchison is making improve.
ments on his residence.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
Land Office ut IaWisfon IdaA


June 22nd. 1908.
Notice In hereby given that
GLENN W. MORGAN o. Potlatch, Idaho
who. on June END, 1908, made Timber
and Stone Sworn Statement, No. 3437 for
SNWNsWAN; NENSSWH and Lots and 4,
East Boise Meridian, has filed notice nj
Intention to make Final Proof, to establish
cla.m to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho,
on the 18th day of September, 1908
Claim ant names as witnesses:
Thomas Thompson of Kendrick, Idaho
10y McCracken OF Potlatch. Idaho
William Christiahsen of Park, Idaho.
I. II. Bartlett, Register
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PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN
nday school at 10 A. M.
loo q. m.-Patriotic Services
ubiect "Elazer's Grip"
m.-Christian Endeavor
ubject-"SOngs OF the Heart
ngings-Satisfactions." Psalms IS
lsecration meeting.
! Ill welcomed to this home Church.
Archibald Durrie, pastor.
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Wanted.

\ good mich cow-Enquire at the
zette Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-24
woRrHIMeroN.

Mrs. Oliver Nay and Mrs. Fred Ro:
hey, Of shinnstcn, We're visiting friends
in Worthingtop to-day: also making
some purchases at the millinery store
of Mrs, Moilie B. Morris.
Mr.. Black, Of Fairmont, was on our
streets today scattering his cards
and kind words among the voters.
Mr.. irwin Nutter is improving his
property by having a new porch built
Mr.. ciacktey Martin is doing the
work.
The Young folks gathered up a
crowd a few nights ago and went over
the river and shuckel out Uncle Jesse
Martins corn crop, The girls took
q bucket Of nice sweet milk and a
big pone Of corn bread and had d
lunch good enough for Taft or Bryan
or the King o. England. Also a good
time generally
When some q US worthington PEG.
pie bearded ne car to 60 70 cIarks
burg Tuesday every seat was hiied
With laaIes ana thanght ou4 DOOM
was g stand all the way To- CIarks-
buFg: lhey tan Up THE river i fs1
miles and sho conductor came to tie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-24
EARLY SUBSCRIBER 10 THE posT
JUDGE MAsoN's NAME HAS BEEN.
ON THE LIST SINCE 1ss4-is
A FRIEND OF TAFT.

Judge Mason made the Office force
II The Post-Chronicls q pleasant call
LITER court adjonfned yslterday.
and the judge put IN a claim to tie
distinction Of being one Of the earl.
lest II not the earliest, OF the con
'ttnuous subscribers and readers Of
The Morsantown Post. His sub
scription began in 1864, shortly att
er the close of the war and only
three or four months after the pa.
per had been established as a week
" by Henry Morgan Judge Mason's
father had been a Subscriber from the
very beginning, ana as Mr.. William
Mason. now a student at Yale. also
takes The Post-caronlcle the Mason
family's subscription is now in It's
third generation.
Judge Mason is a great admtrer
as well as a personal friend of VII.
liam Howard Haft When the judg,
was commissioner Of internal rev
enue under the Harrison admins.
tration, Taft was his lear neighbor al
Washington, and as a solicitor gen.
eral Of the United States had charge.
of the revenue cases for the govern
ment. Judge Mason regards him as
one OF the most admirably equipped
Of all the great Americans who have
come before the people as candidates
for the p~residency-a great big. all
round able Americaa-a mar who can
be trusted under all circumstances tc.
prove equal to the demands maae
upon him.-Mergantown POST hroni.
Gle.
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Did He Confess
FOLDS TEsTIFIEs CASHIER MONT.
GoMERY ADMITTED TAKING
NEARLY HALF MILLION.

PITTsBuRG. Pa, Oct. 24.--william
Montgomery, cashier OF the Allegheny
National Bank up to the time It was
closed last May, following the discoy.
cry that $1,25O,OOO of its cash and SO.
curities were missing, was placed on
trial in United States district court
yesterday on an Indictment charging
him with the entbezziement of $469..
900 of the missing funds.
William L. Folds. now a special
agent of the comptroller. who as bank
examiner discovered the shortage and
filed the charges, testified that the day
he discovered the shortage Montgom.
cry acknowledged his guilt, saying he
had used the funds to buy stocks.
'In the presence Of some OF the dt.
rectors the next morning Folds con.
tinued, Montgomery asked me how
much the shortage was. / told him
and then he asked me II the meter
could be kept quiet. He said he could
raise the money: i asked him how and
he replied that It made no; ditference.
He said be woulan,t care To make il
good II he was to be arrested.
NMUfaHnNH
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SeriouslC Charge
BROUGHT AGAINST a FORMER
WEST vIRGINIAN AT
EAST LIVERPOOL.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Oct. ga
Alex. Chain, aged about 60, who came
here a number Of years ago from a
river county in West Virginia, was
held under $1,000 bail on a charge Of
criminal assault, fled In the court II
Justice of the Peace Walter G. suplee.
Anna May Hanna, IA, an orphan, is
the complainant, Miss Hanna was
taken by Chain to raise. From the
Information secured. q is said she
informed der sister. Mrs. william
Blatt, OF Smiths Ferry, Of the rela.
tons, and that It was through the q.
forts of the latter that the charge was
fled.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. H. G. stoetzer, Pastor-sab.
bath school, $3.50 O'Clock, Prof. ]. wal.
ter Barnes, superintendent. Morning
service, 1876 O'Clock. Junior Chris.
ton Endeayor under the leadership OF
Miss James will meet at 4 O'Clock. The
Senior Society will meet at 6:3O p. m.
lader Mr.. Frank c. Evan. Evening
service, 1880 p. m, subject, Heaven
ly Music From Human Sin and sor.
row." Milweek service Wednesday
T:30 p. m. The Mcfarland Mission
Circle will hold a Halloween social at
the home Of Miss Lillian Reed, cor.
ner Barney and Jackson streets, next
Friday evening. All are cordially in.
vited to our services.
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door of the car and called out for
Paradise, and those ladies' all went
out and started up tie hill. oh, my,
but we were glad they were going to
Paradise instead Of C%larksburg.
Mr.. Michael has just finished a
large corn crib preparatory for stor.
Ing a fine crop he raised this year.
A large force of men will be busy
all next week. cleaning out the chan.
ne land fitting up the old ship that viii
set sail November the third about day
light up Salt river. The passengers
will all be candidates but of what
party God only knows, we don't.
Some one said, Uncle Jack, | reckon
you know a good deal about politics
In the ollen times. Uncle Jack said
No, l never took much interest in poll.
tics, but remember very well when
William ]. Bryan was elected presi.
dent. What, Bryan, why he never was
President, Uncle Jack said, well, that
beats be, hut 1 don't take any paper,
but Bryan said the night before the
election that the country would all 60
to smash Il he wurn't elected, and as
everything had been going as usual
or a little better I made sure he had
been lected and you say he wurn't
.lected. No, not by several missions.
Well, by gosh! That's beats me.
RAMBLER.
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A. snodgras
Passes Away
WELL KNOWN MANNlNeroN MAN
DIED THIS MoRNlNe-RAD,
BEE ILL FOR A YEAR.

MANNINGToN, oc:. 24.-Died. at
his home in this city, at 1870 this
morning, Charles R. snodgrass, aged
4S years. Mr., snodgrass had been Sc.
rionsly i'll for the past year. but IN.
til the past weeh had been able to be
up and around the house. but had not
been able to walk for many months.
He had suffered from something ike
paralysis OF the lower limbs for a long
time and had been very much worse
during the past year.
Charlie snodgrass was probably as
we'll known as any man in this section
rs he was born and raised here and
had been in business here all his life
until a few year sage, when he retired
from active business and gave all his
attention to the management OF the
large interests of the snodgrass broth.
ers, which were owned by he and his
brother, c. A, snodgrass.
He had always taken a deep inter.
est in the city and surrounding coun-
ty and had served as a very useful
member of the city council several
terms.
He was very modest and unassnm.
ing, but was always kind and oblig.
ing and his multitude of friends and
neighbors wifi miss his kindly II
sci and advice. He took a great inter.
est in the civic Improvement Of the
city and was ever ready to do all he
could for the hetterment OF the city,
and gave his active support to the
schools and churches OF tire city.
He leaves a wife and two children,
besides his mother, two brothers, and
four sisters, all residents of this city.
List Of Letters Advertised at Fair
mont, W. Va, October "a, 1908.
Miss Sylba Adams. Miss Myrtle
Belle, Miss Leona E. Jetfreys, Miss
Georgia c.. Bickey, Mrs. j. B. Black,
Mrs. Mary B. Morten, Mrs. NJ. A.
Boyles, Mrs. Rosa Sharp. Mrs. Nettie
Hamrick, Mrs. George t. Garrett, F.
A. Parrish, Tom Thompson. S. C. Nc
Dongal. H. o. Matheny, Harry Ma.
theny, Hershel Thompson, Henry X.
Wampole, Robert Nelson. H. B. Davis.
M o. Amor, Lloyd E. Moore, Mike
Duger, Arnold Sinclair.
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Couch Lpeder is one OF he bnsies
men at the university and we're K not
for Pie valuable assistance OF Director
hez MANAGER Fcuik ami Thee. A.
hur would hays been swamped.
busy With
d sclb IS also
otihg considerable portion d his
time 70 the preparation for me indoor
track meets, which are to De held dur
ing the ginning wintr and spring. He.
expects to have the event and prize
list really IN a few days. Manager
Foulk expects to have several dates
booked for the team in a week or two.
There are a large number Of men out
for the team already. including r. u.
Cole of Wheeling; "Dick" Nebinger,
KID Pearcy. "Finney" Reiaar and
Others. Cole is an all round athletic,
and has been playing on tSe varsity
second team and helping with the ply.
steal training work and doing some
work in the basket BAH line. The 9th.
er men are all excellent people and
will make an excellent team, in fact
the strongest put u by the instltu.
tion in several years.
The varsity schedule for the remain.
der Of the year Is as follows:
October 24-Peau State at State col.
lege.
october a1-Marletta at parkers.
burg.
November Nv. u. P. at pittsburg
November 14-Bethany at Morgan.
town.
Manager FonJk has. several ether
games in view, which will be run in
on open dates, making as a whole a
very good lineup Of fast games. All
of the remaining scheduled games will
be hard ones for the varsity and will
take lots Of work keeping the men In
shape for them.
a
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Varsity to Meet
Pa. State College
JONES 70 REPLACE HINERMAN.
or MouMDsvlLLE, ON THE
w. v. U. ELEVEN.

MoRGANToWN, ". Va, Oct. 81
THE past week has been a strenuous
4 on the West Virginia University
athletic field, where Coach A. c. Lue.
oer has been putting ais men through
aseyere course OF training in prepare.
ton for the game with State College
Of Pennsylvania on Saturday. Ths
varsity has had an abundance of COOL
practice, working against the scrubs
and varsity substitutes. and will be In
good shape, with lots of speed and de-
examination to win. Coach Lueder hiss
been paying special attention to end
rms thus giving the ends good prac-
Ice fol, defense, and the backs lots Of
work In formations and interference.
Jones, Core and Brooks Hutchinson.
aiEsexceltent men with lots Of expert.
ence put IN an appearance for prac-
lice this week, and will greatly assist
the team. Jones is being tried at emil
and will, in an probability, held down
that position in the remainder OF this
seasons games, replacing Hinerman,
ct Moundsvilie. Brooks Hutchinson.
last years end mar and a good all
around man. will get in the game Sat-
lrday for the first time this season
Hutchinson has not been able to al.
tend practice until this week. Lefty"
Gore, who has been in school all this
term, but who refused to come out for
he team, fearing injury which result
In his withdrawal from the baseball
diamond. came out in the practice
game which was given on Monday for
The benefit Of the regents, who were
2 session here at that time. The only
difficulty Coach Lueder feels in play.
ing these men in the Saturday game
5 their lack of signal practice. Thu
men are showing a wonderful amount
interest in practice work. and COM.
petition in keen for places in the team.
The strong scrub team men making 1t
Interesting for some of the old varsity
men. More good material has been
on hand this week than at any time
during the season.
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FAIRMONT CHURCHES
Order of Sabbath Services at the
Various Places OF Worship

son there will be no Sunday school,
The services will be held in the
church and at 10: 50 the remains will
be taken to Pruntytown for interment.
The evening service will be at 1880,
subject, "sin-Its Remedy" This will
be the sixth sermon in the series on
vital doctrines Of the Bible. $3.50, B.
Y. P. U. will meet and continue the
studies on the Challenge Of the City,
The people are urged to attend the
night service as that will be the only
preaching service OF the day.
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First NJ. E. Church.

VRev. G. D. Smith, Pastor-9:3O a,
M Sunday school, G. ". Evans, su.
perintendent; 10:45 a, m, preaching
by the pastor. Subject. THE Stone
Cut Out Of the Mountain" $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League, leader, Miss Georgia
Torrey, topic, "God IN the christians
Heart" 1850 p. NJ, preaching By tas
pastor, subject. 1.-TWO Persons in Ey.
cry Life" Mrs. cassius Miller will
have charge Of the choir and there
will be special music morning and
evening.
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M. p. Temple.

Rev. John G. Broomfeld, Pastor =
You are invited to the following SER
vices tomorrow: Sunday school at
$3.50. Morning service at 1o:45, sub
tect of the pastor sermon, "Pauls
Conquest" This is the last Of a Sc
ries on Paul, Junior Endeayor at 2:so
p. m. Mission study at $3.50 p. m.
Evening service at 1880. PASTORS sub
tect, Lessons From the Life of Es.
ther."
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q. Society
lEnleEialned nood Tlne az

~ tHHS SHhfSs VIZ
Mrs aiaggie Regar and Mrs. Jennie
Mcelears entertained the Good Time
Circle erday afternoon at their
home 8 Main street, This was the
FRS meeting 81 the Circle for the pres
en- and was a delightful event.
The Circle has about twenty members
and wl meet from now on every 9th.
er ridley Mrs c. L. Smith Will en-
fertaln Circle at a Halloween par
tiay night and the next regtr-
meeting will be at the home of
Rosa Fleming on Falrmont ave
nue..
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sHINNsroN NOTES.

sFITNNsToN. Oct. 24.-The Clay
district high school has adopted
orange and black as the colors for the
school.
Mrs. W. Ray Long and little daugh.
ter and Miss Ella Martin. spent yes.
terday with friends at Enterprise.
The ladies' Aid Society of the M.
3. Church are making arrangements
for their annual Thanksgiving din.
ner and supper.
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne X. stalnaker
and niece, Miss stalnaker, left Wed.
nesday for Thomas where he has been
appointed as pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. stalnaker
has been pastor Of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church here for the last two
years.
Mrs, cottman has returned to her
home at Dota after a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Haw.
.ker.
Mrs. Clara Miller and Mrs. George
Miller. Of Haywood, spent yesterday
with tie formers brother, j. VI, swi.
ger.