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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
WRorE NorE VOMITING MuRpER.

PLAINS Mont Dec i4-Roberi Smith killed CLARK
Victor leaving the body crime
Ing that he about commit suicide made an
attempt leave the country captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Cuxzart.

Correspondence of The Argus
Grandma Awmaa sull continues on the
sick list
Miss Elsie Livcnraod visited home folks
Satutdsl
Mrs Ida v Chichester. OF Irrta Ala. Is
calling on triendS hcte.
w. Groves paid the parental homo a
visit Saturday and SUNDAY
M. and Mfs. w. A Wolfe have bsenI.id
up with the grip the pas, few days
Miss Nctna GROVES was staIirg with w
a. Wolfe few days the past week
w Crane and wife accompanied by
mrs w A Wolfe. made GAINESVILLE q visit
Tuesday.
James Feather and wife OF Craborchatd
were calling At : w. Crsre's few DAYS
the past week.
Mrs. T. a. Hanger is suffering with
symptoms OF lung fever. DR.. williamson is
waiting on her
March came In on us in all OF her glory,
bringing rain snow, pleasant weather. and
thunder and lightning ALI the hrst dav.
Mrs. b q. NJ. AMMAN, accompanied by
hef Two iitilc girls. Miss Ida Spahr. Frank
Spahr. aud Mrs. la W Chidester were
guests OF w a. Wolfe's Saturday
Well, we are htle like the boy the hen
pecked We are sUting in back seat
watching the brcthren conjuTine aud n ,ht-
ing over the pie wagon IL looks To us a
iitile bii like the Dawson pies had become
ilttIe stale aud lost their digestive powers
we near good many OF the brethren say
lhey atc too old and stale for them io
stomach. We think lit,le tax reform
cuow would digest better LITTLE Tow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05

Special Correspondence % The Argus
Shedding hne; snow melting.
Harris Stemple was here las, week.
William Roth was IN town SATURDAY.
oss Lantz was here last week. Hurrah
Tor sheriff.
Mary r Scott and son David went 10
Oakland Saturday.
DIR. George Stemple has returned from
Baltimore. lie is improving.
The Teets boys sre cutting seine nice
lumber on the Wolf creek mill.
Clinton. George. and Charley Wotr,nS
at" cutting timber on the Bowman farm.
The fine sleishing brings the drummers
TO our little town. Halt q score were here
thIs week Merchants are buying. but not
large bills.
DR.. Cole has purchased lot OF Jacob
beechy aud expects to build q new house
IN the future. lie and Mrs. Cole are tempo
tar''y stopping atthe Mountainview House
steven Grimes. son OF w Grimes, who
mas been employed 10y the pail factory At
tlkinS. came down TO attend the Sell fu-
netal aud - paying the parental roof Wis /
before returning
The rural tree delivery mas will be car
t'u pY John White The ate extends
south TO the limestone commur IA In TucNer
county. thence by the river lid To Har-
ueStN, Tour miles west of Au uta on the ma
u3nal pike. The tntite Circuit is about as
tn"es, We ate Informed the salary will be
100. lie expects To make the trip dal,
hom Aurora
The remains OF the vile Of K X Sell. who
moved TO klkins las, tall. were brought
mere Tor burial Tuesday IN the cemetety.
DC iunefal sermon - preached by Rev.
w. u Berry. Mrs. a. We are informed
ha1 o"vn afflicted Uh fever tor some time
ahd that was pto'Hbly the cause OF her
uni'meb death. Oar sympathies are with
me entire family and her aged father.
Henry q Wotrtng. aud wife
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
DEATH RECORD.
Cal,ie Nav Gross.

Callie May Gro,s died at the home OF her
sister Mrs. III. Hartman. In Morgantown.
On Friday. February ss s0os. aged rs Years
months al days, having been born Iune
2 1891 She was greatly respected and al
m'red 6y all who knew her. especially since
u was known how molly She strugSled
against disease. She departed In the Chris.
usn faith her end most peaceful aud her
statement most comforting to her Kindred
She was daughter OF Noah aud Mary &.
Gross, OF Howesville, These brothers aud
sisters survive W. II. Gross. GYPSY; Adam,
Gross. Shinnston; Walter Gross. Howcs.
vile; Mrs. J. A. Sterling. Manown: Mrs n.
]. Hartman Morgantown; Mrs. Il. O Davis
aud Mrs.Arthur Bolyard. Faitmout: Goldic.
Jessie, aud Mary Gross, OF townsville.
Services we've held "wednesday at the
home IN howoSyillc and also at the Bethlc.
hem church near RecdSyi'le. At both places
there we've many to share tho grief aud to
rejoice az the consolation OF happy Chris.
tian end. The Bethlehem choir sang Sc, .
oral hymns and also sang at the grave. Rev.
X NJ. Ramsey, OF ktngwood PrcSb, terian
church. was in charge OF the services
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05

Mrs. Arthur Spencer, of West King
wood, is ill.,
Arch Schaefier went to Terra Alta on
business Friday.
Ben Lemon, of Masontown. was her,
on business Tuesday.
Tom Dunn, the Rowlesburg restaurant
man, was in town Tuesday.
Yesterday was pension day. Quite a
number Of old soldiers in town.
David Cuppett and John Conway, OF
Glade Farms, were in town Monday.
George Bucklew is breaking ground ON
Jackson street preparatory To building a
dwelling.
j. T.. Liston, an old Preston boy but
now of Elkins, where lac is superintendent,
Of large planning mill, was in town
Monday
Miss Sallie Mencar, who has been
visiting relatives and friends i'm Reeds
vile and Masontown the past month.
returned home Monday.
-'iS' w "a Il arr nee LNllan Spahr,
OF Columbus, Ohio, was here the guest
OF her parents few days this week and
ls now in Austen visiting her sister, Mrs.
ID. Alton Jackson.
Mrs. ). \. Dill died Sunday evening
at her home near Reedsville aged 80
years. The funeral occurred yesterday
ut Masontown, services being conducted
10y Rev. r. NJ. Ramsey, of the Kingwood
Presbyterian church.
In another column will Ike found the
statement of the Kingwood National
Bank which was received too late for
publication last week. This bank shows
very creditable balance on the right
side of the ledger and is keeping up TO
the times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
EleYen-yosr-old Girl Has Narrow
Escape from RaYisheE
SAYbD BY CRIES AND STRUGGLES
Assailast Wen-known Town Loafer
Arrested and Bound Over 60
Next Term OF Court.

Cora, the ll-year-old daughter Of Car
Herring, was assaulted Saturday night
10y Bert Hardway near Jackson's tim
shop and was only saved 10y her cries
and struggles from being outraged.
About O'Clock her mother sent her to
Sterling Il Evicks store on an GRAND
rs she entered llardway pattcd her ON
the cheek. On her way home she saw
nm turn of the main street and when
She arrived at the tin shop Uanlway
seized her and pulled her onto the steps
and began to carss and make advances
to her. She resisted and bcg,ecd Ia be
released, but did not regain her liberty
until much of her clothing had been torn
irop her person. Only the close proxim-
ny 10 her home prevented the brute from
accomplishing his purpose After freeing
herself from the would-bc ravisher she
ran home and told her mother the cir
cumStanccs.
Mrs. Herring Immediately started in
pursuit of the assailant, who ran az she
approached, but lac was easily recognized.
\ warrant for llardway's arrest was is-
sued Sunday and the officers discovered
him at home that night. He was brought
before Mayor Daley and bound over for
hearing Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
when hc was bound over i'm the sum of
81 900 to appear at the next term Of
court, his father going his bond.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Stuck II Rich.

The Fittsburg Dispatch has the follow
ing TO say regarding nm oil well near that
city, and of which f. NJ Craig, brother
OF 7. ID. Craig, of this place, il a part
owner:
Flowing 30 barrels in six minutes, the
oil well which was recently struck on the
old Eli Boyd farm, near Wilmcrding has
surprised oil men. While the well was
being drilled heavy flow Of gas was
found and sold TO the Philadelphia com
pany. After the gas gave out the well
reverted 10 the Original owners and II
party of eight young men decided 10
drill deeper. Then oil was found
This is the third producing we'll 10
come in on the Boyd farm within the
past two years. The first two are still
producing. The newly discovered well
is more than $500 feet deep and has an
Sl-foot derrick
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Maple Forest.

| correspondence Of The Argus
Mrs. Jennie Lvengood is hayins siege
Of grip.
foImsn Bros sawmiil near here is run
ming full blssi.
Henry Spahr our cobbler is doing -four.
ishing business
Mrs. Allen Ringer has been on the sick
| list [ &c past week.
| ~haties Reckaft. ST.. is digging coal for
| Mis- Kate Groves.
| David Liyengood was business caller
| al Gusuman Saturday,.
WIN Livehgood was az Bruceton ON mill.
| ing purposes saturday
Miss Iona Hanger is working for Ezra
! ki"ge 'Oi near Alorgans Glade
! a. ). Chiiesiet hauled goods Tor l. l..
| keckait lew days the past week
! ElJth Liveugood and daughter. Miss
Elsie were at LcnOx on business Saturday.
! Mos a. ). LhIdester 81 Terra Alta. is
yIsiung among her many friends IN our
town.
Some OF our farmers are making good use
OF ne snow hauling crossues to Friends
Mr. and Mrs Victor Ringer wer. calling
on MIS- Strcket. Of near Clifton Mills, Sat
urdaJ.
Some OF our young FOLKS have been at
lending the 'eries Of meetings at Sugar
| Valley.
| NJ and Mrs. w A. Crane and Mrs w
| a Wolfe we're at Gainesville one day last
week calling on friends
Nicholas Friend Is seen In our commu
| NV again We hear his family will move
| bdch TO the old homestead soon
Winfield Wolfe aud Mr.. L.pscomh. Of
! Gus man. we're calling on Mrs Mary II tu-
ger aud daughter Miss Lone. "Wednesday
| evening
! - g. Awtnan W. A. Wolfe and other
| Iariuefs we're 80 Guscman taking advantage
/ OF the low prices aud laying ~ a supply OF
! clothing
| Josie Feather and sister MISS Edna were
| calling on Joe best girl. Miss Befue FRA
zee. OF Fuendsyille, Md. Saturday and
| SUNDAY.
| Mr and Mrs George letters and Mr. and
! Mrs Marshall Miller aud family. Of Guse-
nan. we're calling on :. Livengood's
/ Monday
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Jenkins and two
| iiile oaug It'fs. aud Mrs Flossie Miller
! aud daughter. accompanied by Mrs - =.
! bivengoor we're calling on w. g. Fssthpr.
] Of near or. thursday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05

raised without rain or irritation. I
believe this is the only place in the
world where that can be done. We
arc getting some good rains now.
II has rained for about four days.
In summer the grass gets brown and
dry, but in just few days after the
rain the fields are green and nice.
The winter here is the incest time
of the year--with everything so
green and nice warm days and cool
nights.
There is an abundance OF veketa.
blei and fruits in the market
bumper" season is the word passed
along the line, vegetables and fruit
alike benefited by the rainfall.
We are always glad 10 get The
ARGUS; It is like meeting old friends.
Mos, cordially yours.
J. Nj. TRowDRIpGE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Hugh Watson White

Hugh Watson White died at Clifton Mails
on Monday February "a 1908 aged O. years
months ~ days lie was born MAY an.
islS lie was married to Eliza laue Farce
June as 1858 About forty years sgc De
Joined the Baptist clutch OF which here.
NAMED consistent member until death
lie leaves wife aud two children Thomas
White of Un,onto va Pa. aud Mar, A
widow OF w II Ringer. latob deceased
aud a halt'hrother az White. Pa.
In the death OF MI White the wife has
lost a loving eul devoted husband; the
children Kind aud aRrcuonate father:
the church ' faithful aud exemplary mem-
ber. aud thc community most excellent
ncighbor.
The funeral took place at ST. Peters
church on February 10. conducted by Rev.
Jeremiah thomas. The remains we're ten
dorll laid 20 resi- In the cemetery AZ that
place To- await the resurrection.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Birds Creek.

SPECIAL Correspondence of The ARGUS
Miss Nellie Wolfe OF near Newburg has
been visiting friends Ia this community.
MIR. and Mrs. homas Squires and son
Oien OF Reedsviile visited friends on Bird :
Geek recently
Miss Lou fogmey, of near Glalesviile.
attended the literary exercises al al. No q
schoolhouse Saturda, night
George Cook entertained tumber OF his
iIlrnds IN shedding party TO IIoweSviile
Monday night OF last week George has a
SWIM tenn al fosnS and the ride was a
grand success
a merry sledding party consisting Of a
numnef OF BIRDS Creeks joliy young peo.
pie drove Over, 10 Roedsvlle SUNDAY alter.
noon OF last week They were Misses Ethel
aud Birtte Perrin. Carrie aud Marie Shat.
Ter Agnes MCGEE and Nellie Wolfe. Messrs.
SHERMAN Helm. James aud Warner ShaffeT,
lanes Perrin. and Homer Rechtine
number Of persons from this place At.
tended the literary exercises az The No O
Schooihouse Saturday night There was a
good program OF readings REGULATIONS decla.
nations, etc The question Resolved That
steam has done more for the United states
man eject IciIy, was ably discussed by
warner Shshei. Clyde MCGEE and Millard
fortney' alternative. aud James Shsder.
10 ner Rechtine and Charles Ridenour
negative. The judges rendered the de
cision IN favor OF the Affirmative
large crowd was present al the Pell
school TO CO lebrats the birthday OF Wash
ington. Good speakers were present and
several good readings ESSAYS. and orations
were rendered CLYDE MCGEE read an ex-
Ctlient essay on the life OF Washing on
Harry Wolfe. the teacher at Trinne. dis.
cussed the lie Of Abraham Lincoln giving
a complete sketch Of his lif- from his early
chudhood avs 10 the sad DAYS OF his assas
sin'tion aud death. lie related many IN.
ie'esliug and amusing incidents la the life
OF Lincoln ~ many instructive lessons
that may be drawn from the life OF that
noble mar. Homer Rechtine read an essa,
on the lie Il Lincoln Luther Stone. OF
Browns Mil. delivered an oTaiicnon lanes
Russell Lowell. James Shaff-r read an
essay on Lincoln aud Washington In which
he contrastch the lives Of these Two men
rom ihe home Influences OF their 10 hood
days to the death OF each. Excellent music
MAS i"fnished b' Warner aud WITte Shaner.
The exercises ere concluded bJ a few
helpful suggestions aud remarks given by
the teacher. s. NJ Siafer After ad journ
ineui Rev. Ira l.. Jackson who was present
with his camefa, took a picture pf the
crowd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Guseman.

Correspondence OF The Argus
wiz WhiiehaT pissed through town one
day last week
J Benioa Graham made q fyine trip 10
Mount lion to look up farm on SATURDAY
last
Miss Matte Graham. OF Nom Zion. il AZ
present assisting a. Ringer as cleik in
Oh store.
W. J.. Johns vile and daughter Ins1
we're calling on Mrs. j. NJ. fnglcbart Fri-
daJ OF last week
Mrs. Rosa Ringer and Miss Matte ora
% ~ were calling on Mrs 81 Crowle,
one day last week
The smiling face Of r. Bowcrmasu,r
candidate fur sheriff Vas here looking an
ter his Neiiare one de, last weck
r. r. F1glrhau won't 60 Fsirmopf a. q
/ week 81 pIy 8 short visit t. his btothrr
/ ffant whp IS there tsktns tettusut fof
his hip
The wooicn mill is shut down for = frw
DAYS un fCt0un' ri 70 shortage ~ come rte.
material j IS TO be- hoped that 30 VIII re-
sumo in n iew DAYS
Mrs Johu X. Englebsft went 10 the ridge
/ one day last week 10 spend few DAYS Win
on account ot th vety BAD weather
Frank Liston. of Mount ZION PASSED
/ through town one dss last week en- route
/ 20 shooting match 80 he tauuery Frank
/ said be was going out 70 get 1.-.-c-l- 90
We are informed that our merchant vail
/ IN the near future move ius stock Of good
| 20 Leuox IN the K G. y building. nov be-
l IN occupied 5y fOfman & Spikcr. who we
Understand will move their stock 10 % uce.
! ton
Quite number n people gathered iu
| Friday and Satrday 90 attend an auction
/ that Inadvertently was reported 90 be had
I BY our merchant. 70. A. Ringer People
should be more conservative in starting
| false reports.
&. $. Rsxroad's face Laf become dHfe
/ familiar in the hollow lately. lie has bought
/ the entire lot % drugs from -. A. Ringer
/ and has been busily cncs eed in Invoicing
aud moving them. W. wien Won al kiu fs
/ OF good lack. Charley
Among The people seen iu our little town
/ the past we're @. y. Gfaham. = peaslee.
Ben AMMAN. u. S. Livcngood Grant Kci-
/ ley. James Kelley r. - Feather frank
kelley q. =. Jenkins. Clarence Jenkins. T.
I =. kexr0ad Albert snyder and msnt
I more. Cur town Is on the boom Come
again and bring others with you. W. like
TO see YOU here LrrrIE foe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

ny local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There :
Only one way to cure deafness and tnat IL
oY constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an iniiamed condition OF the mu.
cous lining Of the EusIachian lube When
ihis tubc Is iIflamcd Oh have a rumbline
sound or Imperfect hearing. and when l. is
entirely closed deafness is the result and
unless The inflammation can be taken out
shu 'nis 'uoe restored 60 It's normal conui-
ton. hearing will he DESTROYED forever .
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrb.
winch ~ nothing bat an iuhimcd condition
OF the ucOus surfaces
We VIII give SIoo for ans case Of deafness
caused by catarrhD that cannot be cured
Nv mars Catafth Cure. Send Tor circulars.
Tree. r. 1 CHENEY a co JoIedo ~
Sold by al druggists. CSC
Take Hairs Family Pil's Tor CONSTIPATION
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Kingwood Presbyterian Church.

X. Nj. Ramsey, minister, announces
the following services for Sunday, March
3 lOa. m, Sunday school, Jesus the
Bread OF Life"
Il. IN. service, Were There Not Ten
Cleanscd !" anthem, 81 Was Glad'-Dun-
gan. Male chorus, Reckoning Love"
Lewis. 3p. IN. Christian Endcavor,
Wise Use Of Time" 1870, evening
worship, Patience and Her Perfect
Work"
Up. IN. Wednesday, prayer meeting,
The Man Born Blind"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Oflntrrrst 20 schonl enrllnrs

The teachers training Glasses and tine
special work for teachers will begin in the
Preparatory School Wednesday, April a.,
and continue till Friday, July 10, one
month later than our regular commence
ment This plan will give to our teacher
pupils the advantage Of term more than
three months long, and at no additional
expense except living expense for the adj.
ditional month.
The aim OF this work will be 10 heIp
some to a better grade Of certificate. and
to help all TO better grasp Of the subjects
that a teacher ought TO be familiar with.
Complete information regarding this work
viii be furnished on application 10
PRrNurAL 4. w. HAumr.
Keyser. w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
Or. Pratt in wreck

Dr. $. s. Pratt arrived home Monday
evening from Baltimore and Washing
ton, where lac had spent several days ON
business and pleasure. While in WASH
ington the doctor called on bis friend.
Uncle Joe Cannon, with whom hc
cracked some Of the best jokes Of the
season Everything went well with tho
genial doctor until homeward bound.
somewhere near Martinsburp, the coach
he occupied left the track, turning over
on its side, throwing the doctor across a
scat on his stomach, causing him n
suffer much pain for the time being, but
which, il is hoped, will not prove serious.
Fortunately no one else ia the car sus.
tanned injuries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
interesting Letters from a Host oil
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING lsrHs COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News ana Gossip About
You and Your Neighesr-The
Events Of 4 Week.
Mount Zion.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Formsn has been hauling lime 4
John Lampert..
There has been pretty far sleighins snow
here for the past two weeks.
Matte Light, Who was working Tor Mrs.
ofsce BslieS during her sickness has re
TUNED TO her home nesr HUDSON.
John Martin he's been hauling ctosxtles
during this snow TO a. bright lie SAYS he
YOU'D ra'htt haul croSstieS than play with
the babies
Addison Graham aud h,s beloved az.
tended piotr acted meeting al Pleasant Vat
Icy leSt Saturday evening. lie reports a
good meeting
John Lanprit bought aco bushels OF lime
a lev weeks sso. Ale finished hauling IL
last frIdHy | think he is goinc To change
tne looks OF Mrs Ptoizmsn's place within
hive Yeats
Lem Wilson IS mskins preparations to 20
down on ihr 81 MARY, rivet H.. made a
sale the uiiet day OF hiS farm. The pur
chaser Wa X lchus the we'll know n
iarm'l o. Mount on
The Nolne people of Mount Zion ,uend, d
4 Sp,liing bee last FRIDAY ulshi at the
Beech Kun houl IL was conducted by
the subscription teacher, Miss Vespa De.
WIZ. lheY reported a good time.
Chris H.u tmeyer. the represented tcacln r
OF Csie school, has two more weeks of
school vet Then he will Toe conve, ed 10
Mount Nebo WHERE lac will take charge of
the childten OF that school Tor two months
IL has been rumored abroad that the only
idctorl within the city limits OF Valley Point
was closed few days ago by our chief ex
ecutiVe officer OF the county. This was A
pm mill managed by Jonah Balles and son
Charley am afraid that this is gong to
cause panic ia the city.
Hello Lille Joe; there IS Girl from
Mount Ziun missing. She left about four
weeks ago aud we have not heard from her
since IL Is reported that she IS down IN
your Nlci1uy. II u IS not too much bother
l wish you would Try aud locate her. DE.
scfpuon; Sh" went by the name Of Matti.
Graham; medium size subLrn hair age
about -. II you dnd her please monty me
al once lHE HUSTLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
sunny CALIFORNIA
Preston Boy Writes Interestingly Of
Land Of Summer.
1T SOUNDS GOOD At THIS SEASON
Saw No snew Since Leaving Kingwcoa
Last ArriI-wirter Terriers
Barishe6.
REpoNpo, CAT, Feb, rs, 1908,

REpoNpo, CAT, Feb, IS, 1905.
EDITOR Angus,
1t You will allow me space in the
columns of your paper I will try to
tell nay friends something about
'"sunny Cahfornia"-the land OF
sunshine aud lowcrs.
We left klngwood on the morning
of April .. 1907 The ground was
white with snow, and will say here
that was the last snow | have seen.
We came via b 4 O. Ia Cincinnati.
the Illinois Central 10 New Orleans.
the Southern Pacific to Los Angeles.
arriving the 18th at Io;4s p. m. We
remained three days in Los Angeles
visiting points Of interest. The Cav.
ston ostrich farm NJ Pasadena has
lso large BIRDS. II is quite sight
to visit this place We also took in
the Balloon Route Excursion 20
miles visiting ten beaches and eight
cities 2S miles along the surf. In
ending the famous Redondo moon.
stone beach.
From Los Angeles we came to
Redondo, aud 40 got work in thirty
minutes after "hir' Redondo we
decided To stay awhile, and have
had all the work | wantcd ever since.
We rented a house for one month.
Then we bought lot with a nice
little cottage on three blocks from
the beach.
Rcdondo is q prosperous little
town 30 miles south of Los Angeles.
1t is a noted shipping point. 1t has
the finest carnation gardens in the
world. 1t is quite a summer resort,
as the weather is always cool and
pleasant aud fishing is good. Hun
dreds OF people come here to spend
the summer, AID on Sunday the
electric cars are loaded with people
from the city coming here TO fish
and get good breath Of fresh air.
Sunstrokes arc unknown here. We
had our first rain October *, but ]
saw good corn, potatoes, and beans
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Zrlima Virginia Miller.

Iel'ma Virginia Miller was born Septem-
Der 30. 1857. departed this lie February %.
1903 aged So years 4 months ~ days she
was married to \. a Miller March 40. 1885.
To this union were boru three children. a
daughter aud two sons
Sister Miller nee Ringer joined ,he Eyau.
gelical church when 3 wears old aud lived
consistent Christian lits She was long q
sufferer wlth consumption but bore her
suHerings patiently trusting N the Lord
The remains were inherited in The Sugar
valley cemetery The esteem IN which She
was held was auested by the large con-
course which attended The fnncral