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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29
CHOICE OFFERED VISITORS
In Denver You May Take Politics
Straight or Mix Them

The way of the politician, as every.
body knows. is n soft, easy pleasant
way, and perhaps that is the reason
why it leads right to the Albany Hotel
in Denver, where whole floor is de-
voted to politics. There is little of
every kind on the political floor, no fav-
orite brand, and the visitor can have
his choice of being a straight Repub-
ican or a straight Democrat, or he can
even mix them
| 1t often happens that house is too
small, even a large house. to hold two
men of different political faith. But at
hotel, it seems, the rule does not hold
good, for when an antagonist feels the
argument too heated he can withdraw
to his own committee room and there
find friend who will sooth his injured
feelings by agreeing with him, then
with renewed strength he will sally
forth into the corridor to vanquish the
enemy.
The corridor on the political floor is
the common battle ground Here occur
the fights between Democrats and Re
publicans. All about the corridor are
the forts and strongholds of the two
parties These are the headquarters
where the valient political soldiers
gather their ammunition, decide grave
issues and make ready the plans for
their campaigns. In these political
camps the midnight oil is often seen to
burma silent witness to the fact that
SOME matter of weighty importance to
the 3tate or perhaps to the nation is be
ing scnred.
There is general impression that al
politicians lcok alike but to the exper
fenced eye of the observer-the watch
ful man who hangs around Albany
headquarters, there is a marked differ
ence this year and he can often spot
the Republican or the Democrat at once
Large fat men are in fashion this year
with the Republicans. This came in
when Bill Taft was nominated and Sam
Dutton, proprietor of the Albany, says
he has noticed that Republicans gen
orally are taking on flesh. They do
this out of compliment to Taft If they
can't get fatter they wear large clothes
that lend them the air
Bryan being an exponent of the
Simple Life it is in fashion with the
Democrats to assume the plain unas-
suming manner and the country style
of dress.
Following are some of the political
headquarters on the Albany Political
floor: Democratic National Committee,
in charge of Governor Osborne of Wyo-
ming west of the Mississippi; advisory
committee, State of Colorado in charge
OF Hon. Tully Scott, of Cripple Creek;
Senator Fred Baileys committee of
County Democrats; Consolidated Bryan
Club, of Colorado in charge of c. f.
Wilson; Republican County Committee
in charge of Fred Parks headquarters
of C. w. Franklin. Democratic candi
date for Governor.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29

lue MOIh vi tuC Nov
wagon road from the new station of
Rambler to connect with the wagon
road to North Park at Bear Gulch, q
distance of ten or twelve miles, is pro-
crossing nicely and within few days
will have received the finishing touches,
making direct connections with Ram
bier and Walden, which are about forty
miles apart.
Arrangements are being made for a
daily stage line from Rambler to Wal
den, and all freighting outfits will
handle freight from Rambler station in
stead of from Laramie, saving the ex-
pense and time necessary in the wagon
haul Of forty miles, at least.
Stock yards are to be built at Rambler
and all cattle from the North Park
region will be loaded there while the
Rambler Mining company and other
mining concerns are making arrange
ments for regular shipments of ore from
that point. The former company has
several carloads in readiness for ship
ment and will shortly commence the
building of loading platforms at the
station.
Already the magnitudinous plans of
the men who have worked so long and
SO faithfully in the construction of the
railroad are being consummated. True,
great and gratifying success has marked
their efforts in the past. but gratifying
as have been the results so far, the all
important end strived for is yet to come
and the time of its coming is not far
away.
With the Plains line tapping the North
Park region, pent up wealth will flow
out that will astonish even the most
sanguine believers in the great possibil.
the natural wealth of the region, the
railroad will add an impetus that will
create one of the most prosperous and
progressive towns in Northern Colorado
Arriving at this point, the Laramie,
Hahn's Peak and Pacific will have the
resources of two states to draw from
and it will accord the people of both
states new and important benefits and
advantages.
Summed up, we have the following
significant enumeration of resources
that contribute to the road and which
the road has made possible for more
complete exploitation:
The live stock and farm products of
the plains and the production from the
new coal mine being opened up below
Centennial from Centennial will be
shipped lumber, live stock, hay, ore and
other commodities; from Rambler will
be the ore shipments, livestock aud
timber; from the Lake Creek and Key
stone districts will come other large
shipments and from the North Park
section there will be the big cattle ship
ments, the farm and creamery products,
and probably the largest coal shipments
in Wyoming.
The conclusions to he drawn are OBJ
vious.
A wonderfully rich country of varied
resources and a deserving railroad are
to be mutually benefited; host of
people of several states will participate
in the good things that are coming to
pass
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29

A delightful little birthday tea party
was arranged for Madeline Fischer at
her home, Saturday afternoon. The
birthday, however, came q few days
sooner, but Saturday was selected for
the party so as not to interfere with
school work. About dozen guests
were present and all had a splendid
time.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29
NUMBER IS.
o the Chicago price on the cattle.

to the Chicago price on the cattle
North Park bred and grown cattle
are known as the best grass fed stock in
the country. They have taken prizes,
usually first premiums, and occasionally
sweepstakes wherever exhibited. When
a stockman wants to take prizes for fed
stock you can generally see him before
hand looking for North Park stock to
feed.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29
: Trust; All Others Cash. or Good Security
WALDEN COLORADO OCTOBER 2e 1908.

In letter from Mrs. Trowbridge at
Aguilar, Colo, she tells us that they are
comfortably located, have influenced a
Mexican family to join the church, and
despite the fact that the town contains
fifteen saloons, the people feel that
minister can do them enough good to
justify raise in salary over the Gus.
tomary amount of the year before
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-29
ELECTION DINNER

Pies7 Chicken Pios! Big fat Taft
and third time rep eating Bryan PIESM!
Served by tho LADIES AID,
ELECTION DAY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
THE X. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Makers, Chicago

Ifulbe oannes Ell Stat, Ser funoe op.
togess / llnionen. s SperensItem.
melie meO oenne Sraftat iammen'
faIoteS EN- &onpention al 3elegater
fra be fem Hationer. 9enne iamle.
bes i SfmuIgee, reef'Snoianernes
SopeOItao og itrGoeoe meb at enes
ON en- 8runolop for ben npe inoian'
ife Stat. gnigbeo funoe Dog life
opuoaes. S mango Iar, fra 1867
til 1880 iamleoe8 &onpentionen bper
Sinter; iaa bIep Sorisget paa at oan'
ne Ell Stat opgioet. Smiolertio
bapbe Selegaterne oog efter megen
9iSfitsiion palgt ct Hapn. Sort
eneoeS De on 0apnet Sequopab; men
iaa blep bette fasIeret, % man oalgte
iiteeet Sflaboma, Der paa Gboctalus
Spro9et betpoer "oen rsoe WanoS
Stem. Ga iaa De bpioe Settlere /
ben peitIige Del al Serritoriet orga.
niierebe jim Resiering og peotog en-
StatsfonItihition palgte De bette
9aon Sflaboma, Tom p~prinoeIig alt.
iaa bar foreIlaaet al De ~inoianife De-
Ieeater til 8runoIoosforiamliugen
1867.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
SYriteliee
~Joroetenoomme.

De itsrite to 2anbeiere | Seras er
&piuoer. Ntrs. s. ~. Sing | Sings
bile regnes for nGit efter WtrS. Settp
Green og MfrS. &rtsiea Sage | Hep
gorf at p9re ben rigeite Soiuoe San'
oct. Senoes eienbom beitaar n9iten
noeluffenbe | Sano % areatIrer.
Sun eier remlig omfring Sings
bile life miuore emo 1,470,000
Stores. SornpIig fisbte bun 10000
gcres 8r9rielanb, og bun eter en-
TSarm, iom er 40 0til breo % 60
0eiI lang. Sun regneS for at pGre
"pGro" 80 Miaioner Collars. Sum
arpeoe oct meite al oct efter i'm for
noaIe Gar iioen afosoe Wuno, men
bar Sos bstpoeIig sget og forbeoret
e%ienbommerL Der beitpres al beuoes
Spiserisn. airs. Sting og henoeS
MsGnb reiite meo TONNE S9noer til
Seras for noset oper treoipe aor
iioen.
Gen anoen itore fuinoelige Glen.
oomsbciiooer / Seras er Wtrs. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Statsmenoenes aloer.

Sir Senrp Campbell. gannermol1,
oen euaelife @iniiterdet icm oeoe
iorIeSeu Sag, par aaerebe Co. aor
oammel, Scngaug ban %tiltraaote ut
nrpute GmbeSe. On SammcnIis'
ming pil piie, at oe @9no. iom | eng'
Iano bar cpnaaet ben bsielte St''
ling / Staten8 gieneitc, ION &e9el
bar ppret abifiaie eIbre, emo StltGl'
set bar pGret, til greTpel meo bore
amerifanife EreiiSenter. vi bar al.
orig paIet nosen Traiioent, Der bar
pGret iaa CARMEL, iom Campbell
9aunerman bar, oa ban bleo Wftrt'
Ileldei / england. Zen, iom fonrmer
oct nermeit, err @iaiam Senrp Sar-
riicu, ser cur 6S gar gonunel, Oh
ban | 1S41 bIep De Screneoe Sfafers
9rGfScnt. % tom SsSe oaiaa en-
@caneo Sereiter. SameS gndanon
par 60 slar anmmel, oa bans Sermin
inm Gr9iibent bar omme, % ban par
Da Den albite @anp, iom ~nogenitnoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

bar beboet oct bpibe Srs. 8iennem.
initSalberen for pore Sr9iioenter,
regnet eiter Sen SiO De opertog gm.
beoet, bar p9ret "a Iar. 8aibing'
ton, Seiferion, Wabilon og $. q.
IoamS tar 81. De ienere GrRIts
oenter bar o9ret pngre. Garfield
bar 40, artbur 90, Glepelano A.
&arriion SO, Mc9inlep SO % Hooie'
BELT, Den pngite al BEN ole, par AZ.
@rpon rar bare SO ga ban ierite
Gang opitiaeoes iom 8anbioat, eler
abifilig pusre enc nogen anSen, iont
bar prret &auSiOat for SanoetS
bsieIte Gmbeoe. San bar bare iaa'
blot gammel NOT til at bore pal9bar;
tbt 8riinblopen flyer 10, at BrGiioen'
ten maa bore minoit 80 aar gammel.
sc engeIife StotSm9no bar noe
item ole pRret gamle RGno, for Dc
nuaeoe op til oct bsieite gmbeoe.
8la6Itone blep Iiniiterbef fsrite
Gang, ga ban bar 80 aar. Inoen
Gang ban onertog Gmbeoet, par ban
II; og ba ban traaote al, bar ban
So. Salisbury inbebupoe embeoet,
inotil ban bar 70. 9orb Ealmeriton
bar II, o. SiSraeli, eaer Soro
9eaconSiielo, par 20, ba ban be-
epnotc, og rs oa ban traaote al.
Gnglanos pneite Winiiterdef ! Den
ienere Sib par G~oieberrp, icm bar
bare AZ glar gammel, ba ban oper'
log Gmbeoet. IGitefter BAN fommcr
Saliour, iom bar en- llnggirt paa %
Iar.
99Iten aQe oiSie, iaaoeliom bore
YrGiibenter er bsoe fort efter ahlut'
ningen al i'm @mbeostieneite. vi
REM iom bar itaaet / Spioien for
GnalanSS Hegiering, er bare to nu
iIioe; og De 6oreneoe Stater bar
iom bcfienot bare Ell lepenbe Gr.FrG.
iioent, nemlig 9rooer Gleplano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Sgiaa CT 9mtobt o8rafi.

Iarim @orti, Den bersmte rus.
fife Sorfatter, bar efter lin SorlGg'
gers Gnite nplig neoifrepet lit Sep.
netSIsb, iom ban mebbeler paa feI'
genoe fortfatteoe Waaoe:
as 1873 bIep ieg 29regrt hos en-
Sfomager. s 1879 fom ieg iom
2rregrt til en- Wsnitertegner, 1880
aisffeneut poa en- 9ampbaao, 1884
9pbuo, 1885 9oger, 1886 aoriit peo
ct omreiienoe Speraielifab, 1887
ioIete iee sGbler paa 8aoen, 1888
piIoe ieg taae 2ipet Of mig, 1890 bar
ieg Sfriper hos en- Iopofat, 1891
panSreoe ieg tiIfooS giennem belle
Iuslanb, 1892 ubeap leg min ferite
Houan."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Gunaro Siniens Som.
NERD rfurItoner

biz blipe De melt p~opuIere, naar man
ier ben paa De mango SaSiagerer,
iom allereOe bar fisbt 8iaetter. Oct.
te er life at mr0reS oper, Itaar man
tar | 9etrogtning, at Gunarb Sinien
bar MI | 9rug De to itsrite, bnrtisitc
% fiusite Sfibe | @erben, "Wanre'
tania" og "Snitauia", 100 500 Ian.
ee, $4,000 Con og foitenbe bper
$6,5O0,OO0.0O. glonbt 9e, iom bar
fisbt giaetter meb "Iauretania"
fra Ieiu Yurf ben 13Se Iai, er fol.
genoe: Mr. g. 6. Seterion og fem
andre fra 9ea Rapi6s, 9. 8, GS.
Sarien fra 9opbel8, q. g., Sper
Sperion % Suitru fra 8aieca,
@inn., &ep. 5. q. 8agner fra Still.
pater, 3inn., Ratb Slion fra Don,
ran, Iinn., Stinus s(a9aaro fra Gel.
trami, Mtiun., NrS. u. Slion fra
Grifine, @inn., Wiis SuIoa 9orbp
fra Ct. Saul, Mirn,, Mat. SieIe fra
argpIe, @inu., Meisrs. g.. 2ariou
og 6. RorSbus, og Mrs. 9en Gar.
ion ira GIarf, 9. O., 81. 9rapeS
fra 2ismore, g. g., MeiSrS. gn6.
Spen oe 6. ~. SIion fra 8inoom,
Winn., Ole Slim fra 8aieco, Rinn.,
MtiiS Minnie Sobnion fra Grofston,
Rinr., Ir. z. 81. 9raoteu % Sll.
Itr1 og 5. E. Gable fra @aieea,
@fnu., Carl 8. 9ergquiit, Suitru %
9arrJ Mrs. 0pquiit og goru %
Mrs. Green % Barn ira Groofston,
Rinn., og mango Here ira Rinnea.
polls og Ct. &aul.
sIu6re Grfiriioner iom islaer:
"Garunia" fra Rep 9orf :. Mai t6
"Snirtania" fra Rerp 9orf =. @ai 81
"@anrctania" ira Gep gort Suui 3
Sfrip eiter iluitreret Grturiions.
program til Grncit Sarlep, @nuaser
q. ". Sept,, metropolitan 9Iog.,
minneapolis, YRiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Oklahoma.

Set peIflfngenbe Hupn Stlaboma,
iom bpres al ben pnsite ai bore Sta.
ter. bar Ell &iitorie. Siae efter Dor.
gerfrisen gioroe &egieringen / @aib.
en- Srnftat meo De fem chilli
iereoe Snoiauernntioner meo oct
Maol for Gie at biSie ifuloe lutte Tia
iammen, % at Der oa al beres Sano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
arisSIti6 euar thumbs. Sra u

Srtgslttb gnnr hlbnnos. Srd So'
ITO telegroicrc&, at Den iupunc'iite
Srn0icr "Mtatiuibima" / Sor$ooGS
ionf pco EQrupper Fe&caoorerne,
eiterat ct &rpieftiI hopbe erpIooeret
/ ct af W%uaoiiuerue. Smtriug haIu'
un0et bmorcbe Mfan0, 6eriblanot
StibctS aopteiu, oTlfom, meoeuS
1iI WanO, ellcr uTiteu SolpoeIen al
@eirtninQcu, bIeu reobct al 10 andre
&rooierc. iom Iaa / NGrbcocn.
Stipnt Neu uutuc &rp0ier gioroe
SiencIte iom NomiroI StoS 6Iogifib
i Slaget / 9oIuiIcoeu unoer Srisel
meacm aina % Sopan / 1894, reg.
ucocS oen MI for Ell al sc minbre
upr0ihIIbe Stibe / Den iapaueiiifc
Slao0e % benptteoeS iom SfoIeitib.
8louot De rrge Gnbetter omborb,
iOm outoge8 at hare miitet Sipet ueo
&ahuitroieL bar Ssuuer al Here al
Sapons beremteIte WGnb, iaaIeOeS
en- Son al gomirol llrir, ser bIonN.
cnoet IeSuebe set ierite SttS / Sri.
gen meo &uslano, en- Sen al felt.
maritult SDama % Ell Sen al aSii.
iterenoe uoenrigSmiuiiter Baron
Gbimoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

8rigen moo Warfmiien er Ssgen,
Der br9ber ca. 1000 0tlis ON Ia.
ret. Sntter man GGrbien al Den
Sfaoe, bper enfelt WtuS anret.
ter, til bare 1 Gent ON Ioret,
bpiIfet iifferlig err for lapt aniat, iaa
fommer man pes en- let og iimpel
geregning til Den aonfluiiou, at
bper 500 er pGrb $1,000 for Sar.
mcren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

gtoair, iom bar 100000 glcreS t
IanbanoIe 8iitriftet. Sum bar lit
Stem / SonOOn, men beisger bper
Sommer lin itore 6orm, bporfra bun
ta9er meO fig biem til England set
aarlige Sperifitb, ser iiges at 6eIg6e
iig til benimoo en- IiQion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

inet bette poa en- libt mere t4ffelie
@aabe, END oct Der bar giort. Get
or opermaooe ubeIoigt, at man gri-
Der Ell iaabau gnleoning til at sipe
aflsb for fit onoe 2une.
Get er muIigt, at "Sfanoinapen"
Iirnes, at @ergelanbsfomiteen /
Ibercrombie life bar giort fin Giigt,
eler at ben maaife bar giort libt
pc meget al zig, iaalebes iom Ga.
eerue bar nbpiflet fig. 9ette err
imiolertio noget or 10. Get
itaar enbper frit for at paatole,
hooo aomiteen bar giort eler uno.
Iabt at eiere, men man bar inaen
Get til berlm6er ot fremitiae oct belle
ioaleoes, at 5oIf | Rorae Osborne
az Wonlmentet inbbefattet) maa faa
Get beitemte Snotrpf, at De her bar
blonoet iig op / uoget, Bporom oct
paa Sorbaano pnr gipet, at oct ilet
ingen getponine bauoe for De norife
beroper; at oisie life piIbe iGtte Den
rtngeite Fris paa at mootage 8apen,
90 atnaar ben norife airfes Rrimas
fommer beroper / nppnte 9Grinoe,
ioa reiiferer ban at blipe msot, life
meo 8eIpiIie, Safnemeligbeo og
5critoaeIie men meo - ct sfuloer.
trRfl
ut oenne NonumentaffGre life
for BAN iamIet ben Snteresie ON
fig, iom man unber alminoelige
SmIt9noigbeber funoe babe pentet,
bar iimpeltben fin @ruub beri, at
Solf life ipntes, oct bar nioere
heIoiat at giemme bort ct iaabant
Moniment paa ct tibet og afii6es
Steo iom Ibercrombie. s ben Sp.
iatniug er "0ecorab'Y oIten" enig
oC bar ubtaIt bette for lang Sio II.
ben. Observation-Disclosures HeprG.
imtanter bill rimeIigpis osiaa inbie
set ubeloige / life at opitiae Wonu.
meutet paa ct mere centralt Steb;
men De bopbe ellerS Het til at pentc,
at bette Spsrgsmaal maatte 9oros
mPnoene / gmerifa ielp funne bliue
cnig ON, og nadr oct life er ifet, iaa
er set life ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SfpIb. Sorsprigt maa pel benne
Saq enoni funne oroneS poa Ell
tiIireositilenoe Waaoe, iaameget
mere iom Den altiaa M er traaot mo
/ en- belt np Sale, iiben oct iaaleoes
er b[et ~beficnot, at Monumeutet belt
ca boIoent er Ell 8ape fra 9orge,
meoens hi beroper bar lepet | Den
Soreitiaing, at Sragt % Stebning
ifuI6e betaIeS berfra, % at oct booeo'
ioaelia bar Den file Safotafomite,
iumt itoo bag belle @eppgelien og paa
5orboano bapbe palgt fin egen life
gp iom oct Steo, bpor Statuen
IfuIbe relics.
SporpiSt man bauoe boubIet ret
tere / paa ct tioIigcre Stabium at
aisre oS befienbt meb, at Wouumen.
ret er en- @ape fra IorOmonOsfor.
bun0et, fan Der maaife oiSflttereS
ON, men naor man life bar 9iort
set, iau maa hi gna no fra, at oct
bar fine oobe @runoe, % oct beret'
tiger rnOer iugen SmitGnOigbeo
bperfen "Sfanoirapeu" eller no9cn
an6en til / Sa9euS Inleonig at
iGtte iig no oper rinteItge Sstlig'
b~eosbcnipn. SIt9t ifaocr SamGrbei'
set mere cno noget anOet.
Ser or efter Dor Ienin8 obiolut
inaen Spil ON, at @crgeIonoSmo'
mtmentct bill bIiue moota9et al De
NorIte / amerifo meo Sat % mco
sen Ioritooelic, iom @icerne bar
Rct til at pcutc. Sorieget poo at
oierc 8aoen til Inlet % at gpoe BIT
tcrbco oper @iifop Bangs Se'e8 %
6crmeo oucr Sen imuffc Soufc, Der
bar ufigot 6cnue @oOe, Ell Sante.
iom han ioaIebc$ bar 0iort Jig til
Rcprpicntunt for - ril life otroe
roQct @ifoIo bcrooer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-05-06

The closing exercises of the High
School will begin Sunday morning.
May 18th, and close the following
Tuesday evening.
On Monday morning there will be
debate by ten high school pupils.
Subject, Resolved, that Immigration
to the United States should be pro-
hibfted."
Monday evening there will be a.
contest OF sixteen girls for a gold
medal given by one of our fellow
townsmen to the girl reciting the
best
Tuesday morning there will be ex-
erciseselofr the primary department.
gotten rb by Miss Harris and Miss
Strfblfns, who have charge of this
department.
Tuesday evening will be the decla-
nation contest for the Carter medal,
About fifteen boys Will participate in
this contest. The boys are improv-
Ing rapidly in these contests. A
treat Is in store for all who wish to
hear these young men.
= Rev. j. r. Moore preached the
commencement sermon at the Hay
wood Institute, Clyde, N. c., last
Sunday. He was accompanied on
tnlS TRIP Dy Mrs. Moore.
Prof. f. T. Cox being unwell last
Sunday morning. Rev. 8. A. McDan-
lei preached at the Baptist church in
the morning, and DR.. j. j. Harrell In
the evening. Both sermons were
good and full of thought.
J.sGarter, of Gainesville, Ca, paid
us quick visit to-day.
s.S Editor w. b. Loehr and ihs family
are atshome 10 their friends at the
residence OF Ars. Elizabeth King, on
South Main street. e
as II, A. Tantlefy conducted a funeral
service, at tfiesold Westminster Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning.
; Our faithful correspondent, A. L.
Gossett, seems to make haste slowly
when 1t comes to getting we'll Here
is sun-light and good cheer to him!
May he soon recover and take his ac-
customed place among US. We miss
his genial eountenance on our streets.
Mrs. j. O. Block, of Anderson, and
Mr. Waugh, State evangelist Of the
Christian church, visited A. Zimmer-
man last week. M. q. b.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-05-06

School at this place closed last Fri
day, bringing to both teachers and
pupils long vacation.
Children's day will be observed at
the Baptist church on the fourth Sun
day in May. An interesting program
Is being prepared by Misses Emily
Compton and Sallie Leathers, and
with these young ladies at the helm
We feel assured of its success. All
singers are invited, as the afternoon
Will be spent In good music. Let
everybody come with well-filled
purses, and last, but not least, we'll
filled dinner baskets. A noted di-
vine will be present to address the
children on this occasion.
Mrs. S. A. Glenn Is quite i'll at this
writing. Her friends wish her a
rapid recovery to health. N
The many friends of our acconmo-
dating mail carrier, w. j. Knox, will
sympathize with him in the recent
illness Of his wife at their lovely
home near Oakway. We trust Mrs.
Knox will soon be restored to her
usual good health.
Miss Pearl Marett returned to
Greenville last Monday in order to
resume her studies at the Greenville
Female College.
The many friends of Mrs. s. p.
Stribling will regret to hear of her
illness at her beautiful suburban
home near Fair Play.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Jones, Of West
minister, visited Mr., and Mrs. L.. N.
Blakeley last week.
Frank Sheldon, Of Westminster
worshipped at the Presbyterian
church here last Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Land ard Mrs. s. F..
Barton have returned from Lavonia,
Ga, where they spent a week very
pleasantly with relatives at the "Ma-
son House," and among friends.
The members of the Woman's Mis-
sion Society will meet next Saturday
afternoon at the church for the pur-
pose Of giving 1t "a thorough spring
cleaning. We urgently request all
members, and those who are not, to
be present and assist in this work.
Remember the hour---2 o'clock. is
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