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NEWS OFF THE OCEAN
RaiIrosd r,e. fo- .t.,,oo

Raflrosd Ties for Mexico
The schooner Bangor was cleared for Msza.-
lsn yesterday with 1874 railroad ties valued
at s11.597
Shipments for Honolulu
The steamer Hilonisn sailed for HonolnIu on
wednesday with general merchandise cargo.
valued az Sl05,125. and including the following
5-6S4 lbs beans. I062 ctls barley. .2o3 Ibs
nay, 300 lbs hops, 4, 40 lbs sugar 8 500 lbs salt
z,zoz cs canned goods, loco lbs dried fruit 200
lbs rsisinS. 1880 lbs ana % kits butter z las
lbs ana 4 cs cheese, 1910 lbs bread 8 $50 lbs
dressed poultry. 5.91o lbs paste 2.ozO lbs tea.
i--ei lbs lard. lS6 pigs fresh fruits SEQ pkgs
petai0es, Y pkgs vegetables. los bbls and %
pkes salmon. $3.50 lbs and IS cs meGlf- - cs
extracts. 400 lbs nuts. 4 400 lbs goldfish l IA
lbs and so pkgs candy. 243S lbs and ? cs
chocolate. $50 gals wine 3e2 gals and 20 cs
whisky. FOB gals spirits. 81 cs mineral water
20 cs grape juice, BOG gals gin. 10 cs cbsmps gne
cs cider. - gals and cs brandy $40 Fl
lumber, Zio3o IT hardwood. 100 bdls shook
= pkgs miIlvork IL bales txine 326 pcs and
pipe. pkgs machinery. 600 railroad ties 407S
lbs and 80 kegs soda, 90 pkgs dry goods II cs
boots and shoes. cs hats. : e24 lbs bone black
4.2o5 lbs and Il pkgs tobacco, % cs cigars and
cigarettes, 1856 pkgs drugs. 1877 cs soap as
pkss saodlery. rolls leather III pkgs acid.
u pkgs agricultural implements brs auto
parts. coils rope, 62 pkgs electrical goods
Notice to Mariners
hAUNAKAKAI HARBOR. MOLOKAI ISLAND.
T. n.
Entrance buoy ], second class can. reported
order OF uie lighthouse board.
J. F. CARTER.
Lieutenant Commander, c. S. N assistant IN
The Inspector. twelfth ligb thouse district
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MARRIAGES

GoIDNER- this city. February
IS, 1905, by the Rev. IL. \. Schoenfeld, NJ,
Goidner and Miss Harband.
OIDSTEIN-BALIEN-In this city. March -.
le0s, by the Rev. II. n. Schoenfeld. George
Goldstein and Bella Ballen.
KAPLAN-PAUKER-In Berkeley CAL, March
30. 1908, by the Rev. II. n. Schoenfeld Ben
Kaplan and Miss Pauker
SCHORR-ZINET-In this city, April ., 1908,
by the Rev. H. n. Schoenfeld Nathan Schorr
and Sadie Ziuet.
K-STERNBERC-In this city.
March s. 1908, by the Rev 81. y. Schoen-
field, Israel Westernick and Molly Sternberg.
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Gz1sz 5 SsS.;e2s( s.2s S9EsII3
SdHfHzatl5S

Culte RsslESEe The attention or
ga fHzScl5s council has been di-
rected by comnluni-
cation from Denver. Colo. to a labor
union hospital that is to be opened in
that city. the headquarters of the na-
tional labor union hospital association,
which has for it's object the building
and equipping of hospitals for mem
bers of labor organizations in all large
cities of the country.
The hospital in'Denver will be opened
within six weeks and will be large
enough to accommodate 300 patients.
This will be only a temporary affair.
to be used until a 100000 structure
contracted for shall be finished. The
plan is to have all union men join
the association and pay a fee of 81
monthly, which will guarantee to the
| individual the right to be treated in
the hospital, receive treatment at
home with free medicine and no extra
charge for ordinary operations. The
same privileges will be extended to
the immediate relatives Of members. 1T
| is to have training school for nurses
which will be open to the wife or q
daughter of a union man in preference
to other applicants.
The communication intimates that
the proposition to build such a hospital
III tiiiS city Will De submitted In a
short time.
At the meeting of the building
trades council last night A. E. Smith
OF the painters union introduced q
resolution setting forth that a state
ment published in an evening paper to
the effect that there was trouble in
the council between President Nc
Carthy and John e. McDougaid, the
treasurer, is absolutely false and
without foundation in fact" The reso-
luton charges McDougald with being
the author Of the article and that this
and other articles intended to create
the impression that there is discord
in the council were given out for the
purpose of promoting personal selfish
ambition at whatever cost it may be
to the thousands OF affiliated mem
bers.'
The resolution was adopted by a
unanimous vote. McDougald, who was
present during the reading, when
asked II he had anything to say in re-
gard to It replied, Nothing
The council was addressed by letter
by the master plasterers on the sub
ject of a report to the effect that the
fathers intend to limit work to 1900
laths a day and demand an increase Of
pay. The delegates from that union
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from San Francisco via South American ports
LIYERPoOL-Sailed April 9-Stmr Cedric.
for New York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIYED


Thursday April O
stmr State Of California Alexander. 10 hour,
from San Diego.
stmr Elizabeth. Olsen. ss hours from Random
stmr Mandalay, Iofstrom. ~ hours from sar
simr Acme. Miller. 26 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Moro Ellesen. 16 hours from Mendocino
stmr Pomo. Lillieland Il hours from Albion
va Point Arena IL hours.
Simr Greenwood. Olsen, 10 hours from Fort
stmr Samoa. Madsen. 4s hours from San
stmr vhtesboro Ellessen. 1e hours from
Schr Santiago. Kelly, II hours from Monterey
In tow tug Navigator
,, sehr Alex Brown. Mckay. II days from
.,': Power schr Monterey johnson, u hours from
Power sOhr Ida A, Campbell. hours from
CLEARED
Thursday April g.
Stmr City OF Topeka GIeIow. Eureka pacifc
Coast steamship company
ship Columbia. Larsen. Bristol bay; Alaska
salmon company.
Bark Star Of India. Christensen, Bristol bsr
Alaska Packers association.
SAILED
Stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart Crays Marhor
Stnr I Plant. Burtis Coos bay.
Stmr handalay. Lofstronl, Crescent CITY.
Stmr Arctic. Olsen. Fort Bragg
Stmr Alcstraz. Ellesen Point Aroma
Sfmr Svea. Allen. Grays Harbor
Stnr City Of Topeka Gielow. Eurek.
StInr Queen. Thomas, San Diego
StHlr Raymond. kDudsep. Willapa harhor
Sfmr Czarina- Duggan, Coos BAY
Shin CRYSTAL wilson Bristol bay.
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average snow Oh ground, Il inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen slowly throughout, Calf
fornia. The temperatures IN the great valley
have risen. with maximum readings exceeding 50
degrees. No rain has fallen in the state nor in
Nevada Conditions favor fair weather Friday
with increasing rorth winds in the interior
Probably fog along the coast
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Bair Friday: fog
in the afternoons light northeast winds chang
ing to west
Santa Clara yeley-Eair Friday; fresh north
winds
Sacramento valley-Far Friday; cooler; brisk
north winds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; continued
warm; fresh north winds
Los Angeles and vlcinlty-Fsir Friday; fresh
west winds
a. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
MnUEArATC or orr Arnc
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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford left Manila March is for sar
The Crook sailed March from Msnils for th!.
Ihs kilpatrick is at Newport News Va
niia M -"
Ire logan IS in port undergoing repairs
The Meade is al Newport News Va
The ingalls, is at Newport News Va
The sherman sailed April for Manila
The Sheridan is at Mare island undergoing re.
pairs and VIII sail for the Philippines MAY 5
The Thomas sailed March Il from Honolulu
Toe Warren is at Manila
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The Overdue List

british ship Faikenbank. out 153 days from
fort Talbot. for Valparaiso. So per cent
American schooner Rosamond out 50 days from,
C7ays Harnor. for Callao. 30 per cent
Amsnean snip Bsngalore. out 10 days from
Norfolk, for Honolulu 10 per cent
German bark Prompt out I23 daxs from, Tai
tai for Hamburg. 10 per cent
American bark Everett g. Giggs out 11e DAYS
from Antofagasts, FOR Newcastle y s. w is
per cent - -
American harkentine J. L. Evlston out 12o
oays IRON Hlphong. for Newcastle y S w
- Dpr cent - -
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
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Time Ran

United States Branch Hydrographic Office Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco Anrl
g. 1905.
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry buId
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time (120th Meridian or at Sh slorn
00s., Greenwich Mean Time
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. u. S. NJ. in charge
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. April 9.
RAINFALL DATA
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Bkfn Fullerton. verrey, Honolulu
Schr Chas Wilson, Matson, Grays Barbor
Schr W II Dimond. Stangeand codfshfpg
Schr John G North Erikson, Gamble
Schr Chas Falk. Jacobsen. Grays Harbor
Schr Mizpsh, Netzen- Bristol bay.
Schr Bangor. Peterson. Mazatlan
SPOKEN
March 2s-Letitude 81 north longitude AZ
west. Ger bark Thekla, from Hamburg for SAINTS
Rosals
March Latitude south longitude 81
west. Br bark Ventura from Tacoma for United
Kingdom.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT L0Bos, April g. 10 p m--weather
thick; wind southwest; velocity miles an hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN PEDRO-Arrived April 9-Stmr Yellow
stone. hence April 4; stmr Whittier, from Coos
bay
Sailed April aStmr Yellowstone stmr Jim
Batter. for San Francisc; schr Henry Wilson
for Grays Harbor: stmr Geo " Elder. for San
Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived April s-stmr
State of California. from San Diego and sailed
for San Francisco =
TAToosH- Passed in April s-Schr Commerce.
from Santa Rosalia for Townsend. OUT stmr Bee
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FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING CURE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HE3ILOCE
SALvE. SEND 70 CENTS TO JOHN Paul.
GARDNER. sos EAST STARK STREET
PORTLAND. OK. SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY
CASE
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Shipping News and Gossip
Of the Water Front
Freight Steamer ThOrOughfare, Famous for
Many Collisions, Is Out Of Commission

coalcos and Salina Cruz. Captain
Lyons will command the Isthmian.
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U. $. Branch Photographic ono,

branch OF the United States Hydroeranbic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange ia
maintained In San francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world arc Kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lar
est information can always be obtained regard
of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant, U. s. ", In charge
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MEETNGs-speciaa

ANNUAL meeting OF the members Of the society
Of Progressive SDiritualists will be held az
Veterans hail. foot OF Fillmore ST.. April Il.
at the hour OF 2:30 D. m.. for the purpose OF
electfng board OF directors for the ensuing
year and such other business may come be
fore its members. JOHN KOCH Secretary,
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from San Francisco via South American ports.
LIVERPOOL-Sailsd April 9-Stmr Cedric
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The attention of
the local labor
council has been di-
rected by communi-
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GOLDEN CITY lodge No. &c. K. Of HRl
p. meets TONIGHT at 961 Golden ~
Gate sv Visitors welcome. zh
II. SCHAFFNER JR.. G. e. $EEA
Ed NJ COFFEY. K OF r. and $
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7-he trial trip Of the new steamer
ysthmian Of the American Hawaiian
steamship company was held yesterday
OF FL Campo over the measured course
used By the government The trial
proved the steamer to be a credit TO
its builder the Union iron works The
specifications called for ten and q half
knots an hour, but the steamers aver
age for six hours yesterday WAS thir-
teeu knots The lsthmian is 3S5 feet
long 50 feet beam and 2S feet inches
iu depth The steamer is of 5000 tons
displacement, with two masts. fore and
at. and is schooner rugged The power
comes from one set OF triple expan-
sion, three crank engines. which gener-
are about 5000 horsepower.
The steamer is equipped with all
Islooer1 improvements. Two large cleo
fric searchlights. q port and starboard
steering engine and the new style arm
davits are some OF the features OF the
steamer 1sthmian. II is expected that
the Isthmisn viii leave San Francisco
Tuesday for New York with general
cargo Her owners believe that the
sstbmian viii make the l.. 900 mile triD
10 New York without 3 stop. The new
steamer will ply between New YORK
Rnd CoatzacOalcos. Mex. The American
Hawaiian steamship company trans
ports its freight over the Tehuantepec
railroad. which runs between Coatza-
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WIN BE Drydoclsea roday

The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Mariposa VIII be drydocked to-
dsy ar the shipyard in Oakland OF the
United engineering works. On the way
from Tahiti the Mariposa kicked off q
propeiler blade While out OF the water
having this fixed the liner viii be
Ecraped and painted and viii be ready
80 SAL for Tahiti on schedule time
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Eagle Mills

The farmers of this creek are
watching their crops grow as the
weather is fine and it produces
fast.
John Huffman, of this place,
met with very bad accident last
week by mule kicking him and
breaking his arm in two places
and bruised him up in other waya.
Sylvester D. Devault is on the
sick list at present time with La
grippe.
There was an ice cream supper
held here last Saturday night.
A very large crowd was present
and nice time had.
Gurnie Smith and his lady
friend, Miss Lille Hoy, of Pike
Run, were in our midst Saturday
night.
Ellsworth Lacie, our leading
merchant, is doing very good
business. 1t is the store that
treats you straight, gives full
weight and low prices.
Uncle Tom Watman is still able
to come to Mt. Carmel every Sun
day and lead meeting.
Jackson Devault is working for
s. d. Ovitt this summer.
Sam'l Mercer had large and
fine crop of cherries this year.
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Bremen Route 1

Sarah Larimer, who has beer
sick for the past week, is some
better at this writing. We hope
she will soon be able to be out
again.
,, j. II. Scholl and family were
Bremen visitors Saturday.
w. H. Funk and family were
Logan shoppers Saturday and Sun
day.
Emanuel Scholl and wife, Jacob
Scholl and wife, Mrs. Mary Weld
ner, all of North Berne, James
Graffiis and wife, Peter Schneider
and wife, Mrs. Mary Hickman
and John and Phillip Schneider
were the Sunday guests of VIM.
Scholl and family.
Quite a number attended the
Patterson Commencement at
Bremen, Saturday night.
Alma Larimer was the guest of
ter brother, Milton Larimer aud
wife Saturday and Sunday.
While VIM. Scholl was helping
to load hay bail knocked him off
the wagon and dislocsted his
elbow one day last week.
There will children's services at
Harvey Chapel M. E. Church,
Sunday, June %, lat 10 o'clock.
Everybody invited to come.
The board of Education of
Marion township met at sub
district No. 9 school house Monday
June Is, and hired the following
teachers for the coming year:
District No. /, e, H. Carpenter,
District No. 2, D. M. Heft;
District No. 8, Matte Larimer;
District No. 4, Ernie Wright;
District No. 5, E. P. Lecrone;
District No. 6, w. A. Scholl;
District No. 4, M. Ellinger
District No. 8. Tena Stedem
District No. 8, deferred until the
next meeting of Board Of Educa
tion July 18.
The Sugar Hill ball team will
will give an ice cream social at
the residence of Isaac Rutgers,
evening, June Goth.
EVERYBODY come.
Flowing corn and making hay
seems to be the order of the day
in this vicinity.
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Buzzard Avenue

Boyd Stiverson was in Logan on
business, last Friday.
Lucius Rider, Fred Matthias and
Elwood Stiverson spent last Saturday
evening in Logan.
Sarah Young spent Wednesday af-
ternoon in Lancaster.
Goldie Stiverson spent last Sunday
with her friend, Bessie Shaffer.
Noah Stiverson spent last Saturday
and Sunday near Lancaster, the guest
of friends.
Bessie Snatfer and Goldie Stiyerson
called on Goldie Matthias of Rock
bridge, Saturday evening.
Harry Matthias spent last week at
So. Bloomingville,
Sunday school begun at Union, tle
IA, with pretty good attendance.
Sarah Young spent few days of
last week with her sister, Mrs. Davis
Smith, of Rockbridge.
L. q. Stiverson, w. +. Matthias and
l.. w. Rider were in Sugar Grove,
Sunday forenoon.
Quite number of our boys and
girls attended Sunday school at
Union, LYzFozB.
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Cedar Grove

Nettie Allen, of this place, gave a
candy party to few of her friends,
last Saturday evening, that was great
ly enjoyed by all present. In spite of
the rain, acknowledgements assembled
and more enjoyable evening never
was spent. Various games were played
and very fine music rendered on the
|graphaphone by Clyde Rose. The
Following young people were present:
Myrtle Edwards and Mayme Reichley,
of Chapel Hill: Nell Mathiot, of Lo-
gan; Edna Scoville, Mary, Minnie and
Anna Stiveson, of Black Jack; Clara
Southard, of Sabina, O.:Goldie Beery,
Dicis kalklosch and the hostess, of
this place, Tusing Rose, of Laurel
vile; Arthur Warthman, of 1lesboro;
Fred Conkle, Black Jack; Arthur Ed
wards, of Chapel Hill; Clyde and
Pearl Rose, Willis Kalklosch, Carl
Blackston, Elmer Nihiser, Ben Morris
and Emanuel Allen, of this place. At
a late hour the guests departed, well
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment.
Tusing Rose, who has been visiting
relatives at this place, for several
weeks, returned to his home in
Laurelville, Monday.
Nell Mathiot, of Logan, is the guest
of L. w. Beery and family and other
friends, this week
Mrs. Clara Kern made business
trip to Logan, Tuesday.
Miss Hardesty, of Nelsonville and
Tella Saters, of Ewing, were the
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs,
Alonzo Oldtield and family, Sunday.
Addison Safer and family, of Union
Furnace. are visiting his mother, Mrs.
D. G. Rose, at this writing
o. G. Culp and Joseph Vest, who
have been working at the Children's
Home, spent Sunday at their homes
at this place.
Alva Williams, of Logan, was
business visitor here, Tuesday.
Bun lies, of Ilesboro, was seen on
our ridge, Monday.
Edward and Clifford Hes, of Logan,
were here on business, Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Allen and daughter, of
Orland and Mrs. Clara Southland, of
o., were the guests of Mrs.
Alonzo Oldtield, Wednesday.
A number of young people from
this place, attended the entertain
ment at Ilesboro, Sunday evening.
James lies is putting new roof on
his house and making other repairs,
this week.
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Crossingville

Flowing corn, looking and wishing
for rain is the order of the day. More
so the latter.
Mrs. John Manning and Mrs. David
Philips were the guests of Mrs. VIII
liam Cook, one day last week.
Mrs. Edward Pierson called on Mrs.
August Hildebrandt, one evening last
week.
Frank Krinn and Edward Pierson
were shearing sheep for John Man
ming, Monday.
Lew Rogers and children are able
to be about again, after very serious
seige of the measels.
Mrs. David Philips, after spending
several days with relatives at this
place, returned to her home in Logan,
Wednesday.
Joshua Nihiser spent Sunday with
Thomas Baunes, of this place.
The news Is short and SO is our pencil,
But We wish success to the DEMooRAT-
SENTINEL.
NIFTY.
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McFreesville

We are still striving to write few
items
The School Board of Marion town
ship met at No. 8, Monday for the
purpose Of selling the old school house
and electing of teachers. The house
was not sold on account of no con-
tract for the building of new one.
The teachers were all elected except
for No. 9.
Dove Polling spent Saturday eve
ming with Rilla Brown.
Edward Stivison and Nora Scholl
passed through this community, Sun
day.
Frank Polling attended Childrens
service at Pleasant Hill, Sunday.
Lyde Bright and wife, of Logan,
were Sunday visitors at this place.
Clyde Ruff and Edith Wolfe passed
through this community, Sunday.
Samuel and Anna Seals passed
through this locality, from Dixie to
their home at Logan, Sunday.
F. Polling spent Sunday evening
with lady friend at Logan.
Cora Mohler called on Dove and
Beulah Polling, Sunday.
TRAVELLER OF COURSE.
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IlesbOrO

| AS we have not seen anything from
this place for sometime, we thought
that we would write in brief sketch
of some minor happenings.
Corn plowing and picking cherries
seems to be the order of the day.
Vancuren & Thompson our hustling
merchants made business trip to
Orland, one day this week.
Z. G. Martin, of Macarthur, visited
friends here, last week.
This vicinity has been recently we'll
covered by candidates, they are as
clever set of men as one would care
to meet, and the incest thing is they
are all democrats.
The Sabbath school of this place
gave very nice entertainment last
Sunday evening, in the way of a chill
drens day service. An excellent pro-
gram was prearranged, thanks to the
young ladies of this society, but to
Florence Higgins the thanks are
chiefly due as she furnished all the
music. However the whole school
joined her in singing and in the dec
lamations. About O'Clock the peo-
Pile began to gather, and indeed it
looked as though the entire neighbor-
hood had turned out. AT 8 O'Clock,
the time of beginning, the house wa S
crowded almost to its full capacity,
which shows that the people OF this
community are interested in the Sab
bath school and the good work going
on in the church. The INTEREST," in the
church at this place has been declin-
ing some in the past few years, but
we are thankful that there is still
enough left to have a successful Chill
drens Day. We were glad to see so
many out last Sunday evening, and
should we have like gathering in the
future, you all are cordially invited.