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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-26
THE DEATH ROLL.
mrs. NJ. e. whitehead.

News was received In this city last
night of the death of Mrs. NJ. e. White
head of Livingston, in Glenflora.
Texas. Mrs. Whitehead's death was
due to q runaway accident. In which
she sustained q broken limb.
Mrs. Whitehead went to Glenflora
last october to visit her sister. Mrs.
barna. being q Miss Arlington. before
her marriage. She Is a sister of Mrs,
Pattie N. Tyson, mother OF Warren
Tyson and cousin of Major w. w.
Screws.
Mrs Whitehead, who was rs years
old, was out driving when the at:.
cident occurred and she was thrown
from the vehicle and one of her limp DIS
broken. Because of her advanced age.
she was unable to stand the shock.
Mrs whitehead's body will be In
TERED at Livingston on Wednesday.
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the United state. ana kick AIdrfch
with his abominabie bin down the
White House stairs and out. Really.
I fear he is too fat for the undertake
ing"
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The funeral services of j, H. Hub
bard, who died early yesterday morn
Street, were held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from his.late residence.
Rev. w. NJ Curtis, pastor OF the
Perry Street Methodist Church Of
ficiated and the interment was made
In lakewood Cemetery. A number Of
friends acted as pail bearers.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-26
LOST.

STOL ENI-A sorrel mare with a white
face and ono white hind foot and a
dimple in her left hind hip. Also set
of harness Any Information TO my
self or reports to police headquarters
concerning same will be rewarded
f. G. Browder, S12 Highland Avenue
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

man with 81, 900 to invest
In good paying business. Salary and travel
ing expenses Do not answer unless you
-i7~7t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Cloverdale. two story house. &
rooms, and bath. lot s7hx3o0, corner Clio.
verdale and Woodlcy Roads. for $3.50:
terms. e. A. White. 201h Dexter Ave
FOR SALE-Or rent. nice little house and
large lot on the Red Bridge Road, arthur
street, from Oct. list Apply at Ala Grocery
Co., or phone asa. lis
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wANTED-RoARDERa.

>----~->>-----"-- -----------------
TWO large. pleasant rooms. four blocks
from p. o., modern home. good table. phone
ass. --T-3t
ROARDING-Members Of the Legislature
can secure comfortable quarters at s23 Dex-
ter Avenue, Midway the Capitol and Court
Square. all modern convenience. reasonable
rates. -7-3k
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WANTED.

WANTED-To pasture horses. cattle and
mulea Best pasture In the state. Phone
1856. y. Q. Vaughan. No. ~ Proctor 81.
--i-3Os
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Some men in Nebraska are living on
bread made out OF alfalfa. But this Is
how many OF us eat some OF these new
tangled breakfast foods.
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR RENT-Large space in our office No.
22 Commerce ST. ground floor. will sub
divide into desk space to suit tenant Heat,
light water and janitor service furnished
Thomas q jackson. 22 Commerce St. I5-tf
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ENGRAVING

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads with
our cuts: they add rs per cent to the
attractIyeness Of any ad; talk Il ever with
The Advertiser Engraving Co. III
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PERSONAL.

NoTIcE-only licensed auctionssr In ths
city, selling Of all kinds. mortgage saies
sales private sales a sns.
etaity. H. 3. Brockett Phone ii4I.
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FURNITURE.

- - - -
niture We repair and refinish your furni
ture Geo. B, Wragg Furniture Co, Phone
$50. If
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SUFFER- RESORTS.

sIJMMER REsORT-Ths "old MIR Inn on
Pensacola bay. on electric car line fifteen
minutes from city. Bathing. fishing aud
beating Good table board. large airy rooms'
For further Information address Miss lille
ravIor The "Old Milr' Inn Pensacola FLA
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MEDICAL.

DIR. HEADS Emmo Pills (womans Hope }
A safe and prompt treatment for painful
sunnreased dicfiult similar obstructiona
10 menstruation. Price $500 by mail Head
Chemical CO.. Macon. Ga
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FOR RENT--sfoREs

FOR RENT-stere No. liB commerea ST.
possession part OF building can be given Au.
gust j. entire building October 1. John Ran
dolph, s. Perry 81. ---f5-zf
FOR RENT-stores and offices In the Bel
from october first. Modern convanieaces
Reasonable rents. IL. +. Martin. Manager
-~15-7s
FOR RENT-store No 2ls Dexter Av.n..
2nd and erd noors suitable for lodge res,,sss
light manufacturing. Immediate s,,ss--p
sion. Apply TO J. C Haas. corner Lee ~.
AenNpoOe@ $780, --1S-kf
FOR RENT-From October LIST. ster. ~, "a
Coosa street. nov occupied BY Hslnar as1
Thompson Railroad trackaEs. Appiy u Il
c. Aaas. corner Lee and Taliapeosa Streets
--1k-fs
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RUBBER HOSE.

DON'T buy a hose not guaranteed, los Il
s,,rs to follow soon. Seven ply guarantead
hose. best grade lSc per foot. Little Paint
store, II North Perry III
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MANIFESTATIONS.

YOUNG man desires position Dookkseper
or shipping clerk. IN out OF the city.
Must have work. Address b. care Adver
toser Co. -6-N
COMBINATION stenograDher. bookkeeper
and general office man Of ability, desires
state probable salary. Confidential. Boz
4e2 SILT
WANTEp-Position as bookkeeper. general
once man, clerk or collector. Neither drink
NOR smoke. Best OF references. Need q
good man9 Write worker" care Adver-
tiBer. SIT
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MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

woRK-For neat stenographio and multi
graph work. promptly done. call on the
72s, 724 First National Bank Building.
Phone 1855 -30t
QUOTATIONS, etc. in facsimile of perfect
tvnewriting done: name and address insert.
ID to match, and envelope addressed where
desired. e. L. Dayant Typewriter Co,
First National Bank bluB' III
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town in South, by experienced hotel man
and wife. Address. Experience care Mons-
gomery Advertiser. --1s-6ts
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WANTED-FEMALE dELP.
WANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-By Q large distiIiery in Louis
vile, KY, @ thoroughly reliable party as rep
Preventative In Moptg omery. Good proposition
to right party. Address b. g. D.. this office.
-2-3t
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TYPEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

TYPEwRITERS-New, second hand ana rn.
built Easy terms II desired. Old machtnen
taken in trade. machines rented. Repairs
supplies Southern Typewriter EXCHANGE
Commerce St., Montgomery, Ala ~
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FoR RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-One large front, Furnish
ed room suitable for two. three ~ s1.,,r
midway between Post OFFICE and Capi.
toI. Would furnish day board II 81.
sired. Phone 423 or see room at S0o
Dexter Avenue ovs
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DEsihABLE fiat Of three nice unfurnished
ehange Hotel. to let from October Isl ss,it.
aoie for light housekeeping. couple withott
217 Catoma. " S1,.as
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MAKES FLIGHT
OVER CHANNEL

,,cont.nuSe,a from Page One,
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Special Notice.

All accounts due the Kinds Cafe q Cream
Co., must be paid at once to Harry Kahn ai
schloss g Kahn, Assignee.
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FOR RENT-Most desirable rooms FOR
housekeeping. fine location. Southern ex-
posure, every convenience hot and cold
water and use of phone. References. ,pSons
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

COACHING-In Mathematics by dIss
n. Napier. 20 South ST.. Phone 1891.
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FINANCIAL.

monds, watches. Jewelry, guns and pisfois
Also buy old gold and silver for SPOT eash
Montgomery Loan Co.. North Court sd.
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WE ARE now prepared to give you an es-
innate on any kind OF building large Or
small. call phones 1881 or Ill. Harris q
Soies. --23-kk
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sroRAGE-New concrete building. specially
built for all kinds OF storage; hulk storage
al reasonable rates; private room for house
hold goods. Frank renniIlo Co. --za-0
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TYPEWRITER Ribbons: any color for any
machine; soc each, postpaid. Money back II
not satisfied. H. H. Evans, Greensboro, Ala
-as-2t
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PRINTING-when In need of Printed Com
mercial stationery. Phone 209s. The aual-
ity Kind" Eunnelee Printing Co. 201n Dex-
ter Ave. --23-4&
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12

Minneapolis. MINI. will be a
hotel in Wagner. Monday and
Nov. 1928.
Relieves all eye strain tha'
causes cataract. blindness, red
sore and inflamed ewes, head
aches, dizziness, black and float
ing spots, nervousness. etc,
without drugs or pain. Unex
celled by Ocular or Medical Sci
ence. All cases thoroughly ex
amined under Bond Sklascopy
Glasses made that WILL FIT
New lenses put IN old frames n
desired. ARTIFICIAL EYES
Special attention given To re
lief of nervous troubles, caused
by uncorrected eve strain. The
wearing OF properly fitted glass
es will relieve these condi
tionS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
The High School Halloween
Party.


We are indebted TO the young
ladies Of the high school for the
following report of tho Hal
lowe'en party held at the school
building:
One of the events of interest
on SATURDAY. evening, Oct. Both,
was the Hallowe en- party given
at the schoolhouse by the Junior
and seniors to the memp ers of
the freshman and sophomore
classes and the grammar grade
and also the teachers.
The guests were met at the
head of the stairs ny ghosts,
who directed them to assembly
room. They repaired to the
high school room where the
seats had been taken up and the
room gaily decorated with fes-
toons Of red and black crepe
paper, and jack o'lanterns.
In one corner was constructed
a tent of cornstalks where Miss
Mccormick was recognized as
fortune teller CARRIED IN ghostlv
attire.
Another corner was presided
over by Nellie Kaney, dressed
as a witch.
The guests were assorted
thru Hades, which happened to
be the large unfinished room at
the west of the hall. where they
we're allowed to walk over bed
springs and ladders accompani-
ed Oy the moaing and grooming
Of ghosts. This roo n was pre-
sided over by the evil one him
self, which in this case happen
ed to be Ray Moore.
Supper. consisting OF sand
wiches, doughnuts, pickles and
coffee was served in the office
and those in charge of this
room received much praise for
the artistic decorations.
A large pumpkin was hung
from the center Of the ceiling
from which streamers OF black
and yellow crepe paper fell t.
the corners Of the two tables.
A fortune cake containing a
ring. a thimble a BUTTON, and a
key was a feature of the repast,
Miss Yonng receiving the piece
containing the ring; Mable Kirk
the button and the key, and
Lila Sheehan the thimble.
The virgin of the evelt was
Miss Carrie SDraker dressed in
a gown OF white and made one
of the pleasing features of the
evening.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
Amusement and
Charity.

Miss Nellie Schlosser Of
Sioux Falls, S. p. will give a
public entertainment at the
Opera House at Wagner, on
FRIDAY evening. November
18th, for the benefit Of the
|cHILDREN'S HOME at
Sioux Falls, S. D., under the
auspices Of Wagner Lodge
No l76. |. O. O. F.
Miss Schlnsser comes high
" recommended as an en-
tertainer, and the cause for
which she labors is one of
the most noble and deserv-
ing of public attention-that
Of providing homes for help
less innocent orphans.
Every one is invited to at
tend and participate in a
rare intellectual treat. Adj
mission will be free, but some
time during the evening, a
collection will be taken and
all those who believe that
the "Fatherless" and "Moth-
less" little ones should be
provided for. will be given
opportunity to contribute to
their relief according to their
means and largeness of
heart.
Come One! Come All! For
Program, watch the next is
sue of this paper, and post
ers. Committee.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
Wantea.-Commo laborers
at Ravinia. Wages x3 per day
Board and bed IS per week.
r r. Goodness
+. F.. Goodness

Board and bed IS per week.
+. F. Goodness.
Proper arrangements are be-
ing made for the organization of
a knights of Pythias lodge in
Wagner in the near future. 1t
is estimated that this will be
the banner charter lodge of the
state, and the district meeting
of the first district will be held
in Wagner at the same time of
its organ ization.
A. j. Baker will have a horse
sale at his barn in Wagner, on
Tuesday. Nov. 16. He has the
kind you will all need next
spring-the good, big, rugged
kind. He will have ten matched
teams ia this sale. and everyone
a good one. You can see this
stuff at his barn where they
| will be one week before the sale.
| Sold at auction, usual ter ID
Beware of the barb wire fence
iend, who puts the lightning
| rod shark in the rear. He pro
poses to the farmer to put up an
eight wire fence at eight cents
per foot. This seems so cheap
the farmer usually signs the
contract, and when the bill
comes in. which it is sure to do.
the daluded farmer finds he has
agreed to pay eight cents per
foot for each wire. When the
| scheme works he has to sure
der his farm in part payment
and give his note for the balance.
DIR. F. l. Putnam of Sioux
Falls, will be in Wagner. Friday
Nov. 18th . to t reat the eye. ear,
nose and throat. including the
lifting Of glasses. DR.. Putnam
refers TO the ply sicians as
reference.
The home Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Jnngblut, south Of town, is
shrouded in deepest sorrow,
the Death Angel having taker
from them their little son
Henry. born Oct. u. 1908, died
Nov. 8. 1909. He was preceded
IN death by a brother. beside
whom he was laid 10 rest. Tbs
heart broken parents have the
sympathy Of many friends IL
their sad bereavement. Funeral
service conducted at the grave
by Rev. George Hoover, pastor
Of the Baptist church. Jesus
said Suffer the little ones Il
come unto Me-"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
Meet me at Pinaru's.

Meet me at Pinara :
Go to ". j. Pesicka's for your
fall suits.
Miss REYNOLDS was a passen-
ger to Yankton Wednesday.
Get = South Dakota map for
t0c at the New Era Office.
chas. Erishman returned
Monday from Hot Springs.
The atmosphere Sunday night
became quite crisp and frosty.
Roy Ihrie returned Monday
from his land claim west Of the
river.
One big lot Of fur coats all
kind at j. v. Pesicka,
The city clothier
G. G. James returned Satur-
day from . business trip in
Iowa.
The Wilbur Starr Concert Co.
1t the opera house next Tuesday
evening.
g. @. Lawyer returned on
Wednesday from a land seeking
trip west Of the river.
II you have q cold. go To the
City Barber Snop aud get a no,
bafn.
Mrs. r. II. Pinard and sons
went M 10 Geddes Friday even
ing, returning Saturday.
Services ut the usual hour at
the Congregational church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Ryle left on
Wednesday morning for their
homestead il the western part
Of the state.
All kinds oil school books and
supplies III Pinard's City Drug
store.
\ fine pair Of twins-a boy
and : giri-were born to Mr..
a1d Mrs. John Ernest, Sunday
morning.
Mrs. y. n. Benedict Of Green
wood left Wednesday morning
Tor Her mosillo, Mex, for an ex-
tended visit.
The big attraction Of the sea
son-the Wilbur-Starr Concert
Co. y the opera house Noyem-
ber lis.
Mai Taylor purchased a draft
team this week from Hans Jes-
person. paying the handsome
price Of $500.
E. +. Pinard and family this
week moved into the fine new
house just completed and owned
By Chas. freshman.
The City Drug Store now pre-.
sents . neat appearance, the old
front having been replaced by u
new plate glass front.
We have il on good authority
that q mich COW does not make
the beat kind OF q singe driver,
especially on HaIlowa'e EN-.
A. A. Grant, the marble deal.
er Of Yankton, VAS looking after
business il his line 10 Wagner
the latter part of last week.
v. G. Grant, OF wood
MAS IT Sioux City first OF the
week, looking after business
connected with the agency.
Buy your winter clothing now
- clothing will be higher soon
Y. J. Pesicka, city clothier
Or. Bond. the osteopath and
ephthAlmic specialist. will be
- Wagner Nov. 1928. to exam
ne eyes and 1T glasses.
Ihe votes are coming in or
he NeW Era piano contest and
90 racets fist gaining interest
Nov - gosd time 70 pay youl
Subscription and help your ia
0orfkA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
SHOOTING ARRAY.

occurred on the Vera Hotei cor
ner in which Frank Leonard and
Cal Morse we're the principals.
The two men became involved
in an alteration when Leonard
drew a revolver and fired at
Morse, the bullet lodging in the
ieshy part Of the arm. intiicting
d painful, though not dangerous
wound.
Leonard .sdncked" down "A
side street and made his escape
but wus later caught by Jake
Walters near the Milwaukee
tracks.
Electric fiat irons are a won
derful convenience. A single
trial is convincing, and you may
try one free of cost.
Some time during last Fri
day night some mlscreant shot
= hole through the plate glass
in the front of the Wagner State
Bank.
Mrs. G.. Mcfarland went TO
Tyndall Saturday morning TO
see her little granddaughter,
who is receiving medical treat
ment in that city.
You will receive a pleasant
shave and courteous treatment
at the City Barber shop.
They say that Ravinia is
rapidly gaining the appearances
OF a town. Excavating. etc,
preparatory to erecting building
Is nearing COM letion in many
instances and building opera
tons in general are moving
right along.
You are invited to the Baptist,
church, Sabbath morning. Sub
ject: The Man of the hour -
The subject for evening service:
The Eight books that will be
opened in the day of Judgement.
Rev. George Hoover.
On first page of this issue
may be found a complete report
of Hon. Frank Trumbo. as
treasurer Of the Labor Day
co mittee, showing what money
was collected and for what it
was used.
The party that took the hay
rake from my lots north of the
track had better return it or /
viii prosecute him. / know who
the party is. Jake Walters.
In the Nj. f church nexs Sun
day there will be the following
services: Morning worship 1890:
Sunday school 1900: Epworth
League Devotional meeting at
$50; Song praise service at 7 100.
Special music both morning and
evening. A cordial Invitation is
extended 10 Ala. j. Hoyer,
pastor.
G. w. FELTON,, travelling freight
agent for the Milwaukee R'y
Co, was In the city over Wednes
day night. MIR. FELTON, inform
ed rs that eff9gts are being put
forth 10 relieve the crippled
condition in which the freight
traffic is in ON the .-Sauaw
Central"
Come in and let US supply
your winter clothing wants.
Y. j. Pesicka, city clo,hier.
Corn husking is pretty well
along in this locality, some
farmers having their corn al, in
The crib now. Reports as to
yields that come to us Indicate =
good yield. The average is very
satisfactory and many farmers
tell US they are getting around
20 bushels per acre, and the
quality is tine.
All parties knowing them
selves indebted to US please cal.
and make settlement al once.
SohnnrA o. - II
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12
FIVE PER CENT.

Farm Loans and commits
sion on Charles Mix County
Lands optional payments.
Annual Interest. Write OF
see
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Established 1882
Charles Mix County Bank
CNddes, So. Dak.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12

We now have a full line of
disc records on hand all the
time. Come in and hear our
new machine. =. K. Pinard.
Meet me at Pinard'S.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Bowen-K -Kallmyer

Raymond Bowen and Miss
Lydia kalimcycr, two Of GlaS-
COWS prominent young pcop,c
were married at the Odell Ave.
Presbyterian church at 10 a. IN.
Wedne day by Rev. f. ID. Nc urr. :
They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kallmeyer, who kept
peop,e guessing as to which
was the briial couple. After the
ceremony the young couple left
for St Louis on the c. & A. Mid
day Special for Il wedding trip
The groom il connected with
one OF the Gla SgOw banks.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Holmes-Ashley

NJ. p. Holmes OF Piedmont, Mo,
was married Tuesday at 11.3O
a. m. to Miss Eva Ashley at the
home OF VIM. Holmes, Rev. Whar
ton officiating. They intended
leaving on the Midday Special,
but missed it and went the fol
owing day to their home in
Piedmont. The groom was a
former well-known resident of
Arrow Rock having let there
about Ia years ago. The bride
is the daughter OF the late j. NJ.
Ashley and Is one OF Marshall =
most worthy ladies'. Whi G they
are both well along in years, we
must say they made a handsome
young coupe as they started out
on hfe's married journey. We
wish them much happ.ne~s ana
prosperity
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Y. w. c. A. Banquet.

The Y. NJ. c. A. boys aren't the
whole show" when ii comes to
having a banQust. The Y, w. c.
A. girls gave a banquet at Gross
confectionery Friday evening, the
same evening of the other ban
quet. The banquet was the re-
suit OF a contest between two
divisions of the Association led
by Misses jamie Boulware and
Ruth Davis, the losing side giving
the winners treat. The decld-
ing points In the contest were
promptncsS, paying dues, secur-
ing new members A splendid
program was carried out.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Y. M. G. A. Installation.

The new o 'fiC rs of the Mi sou /
Valley College Young Mems CHRIS
tian Association were installed
Friday evening at an elaborate
banquet at The Ruff. Rev. c. +.
Peterson, retiring president had
temporary charge OF the affair
until Col Virgil V. Huff was elect
ed toaStmaSter. The evenings
program was opened by an ad-
dress by DR.. w. II. Back, Rev.
D.. +. Mcdonald delivered the
.harge to the new officers, who
are, w. b. Van BuSkirk, president
r. Il. Cordry, vice president. b. F.
Gau,din, secretary; Baird Parks,
treasurer Leonard Patton usher
Prof. w. b. Myers, facut ty mem
Der. A number OF other sp,endid
talks were made as well as muSi-
al selections rendered that
made the hours pass away quick
v amid tho pleasant surround
ingS.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

Died at her home in Kan as
City Feb. 10, 1909 of quick con
sumption, Mrs. Martha Walker,
COL. aged So years. She leaves
to mourn her loss a mother, two
daughter, one son and a host
of friends and relatives. Her
remains were brought down on
the morning train Saturday, Feb.
20. The funeral was precahed at
the Free Baptist church Sunday
by Rev.. G. II. Smith OF Blackwa-
ter. She had been n consistent
member OF the Bapti t church
32 years, She was a high y re
spected colored lady and love
by all who knew her.