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ANsTED y

Roy. the little son OF Mr.. Robert
Reed is i'll with the fever. ,.,u i
BY request Of Albert Ones, the
Typographical error made i1k4 the Sum
day school money will be. corrected
Ia this issue. The amount collected
at the Sunday School. Entertainments
by Mrs. Harriet Stout and Miss Net
tie Leadville was twelve dollars and
fifty four cents. ($12:64.) e.. ''% ~.
Miss Ora: Freeman, attended the
District Institute at. Mt. Hope on
Friday. : - >.
Miss Mary Powell is dangerously
III With pneumonia. x ...',''' -
* Birth Day. party was given Sat
urday evening by Mrs.[ Nora Houa.
spn> in honor Or her little. danghteS
Cassie. All who Secelysd Invitations
report an enjoyable time .N,:.;
: Mrs: Alberta, Black returned last
week after an extended trip in. vira
ginIa =. ~: - -. :.
Mrs. johanna Tepps, OF Minden.
was visiting her mother in Law Mrs.
Bette Clayton. Being on a bridal
tour she received many valua bIe and
handsome presents ~. ~.
:. Fletcher Clayton q cousin of C.
Clayton, formally Of HUI Top,i was
here last week IN, search Of work:
:. The Household Of, Ruth gave an
entertainment last week. The table
holders were: Misses Annie williams
Laura Taylor and Mamie Reynolds.
Many were present from Page.
=. Mrs, Fanny. Williams" was Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lofiny. Miller, ) OF
EHandley, last, week. -. =" =. ,
| Sam Clay was Ut; the river on
business, Tuesday. :" ~
T. Benton Brooke, Of Michigan was
Visiting his sister last. week. His
mother accompanied, him back and
win hereafter make her nome with
him. -. ''';'' ,.,~.-: = .-
" Misses Mangum Reynolds and Net
tie &Besdgiife were initiated ri Tito the
Mysteries Of True Reformars. last
vpeek+s.'' p 2, ~ :. - ! . -, / 80.
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j. msss an ~ iASs ttnes. ~ Is
k-xHtJ 81 ! q sst,
we'd whtcA;SwAs Alxo, enjoyed. - MIRA.
Cars pgofsE q most charmine and
gracious ch6stess and was assisted by
several ott the. Marietta ladies who
added mdchSto the happiness Of ali
present. Every one departing voted
1t one of$the most Pleasant meetings
ever held by their clubs. 4"E,s
The SUMNER High School Athletic
Association and, their friends enjoy
ed roller skating at their hall on 7th
street. Wednesday afternoon Of last
week. 50 '.,~ ~. &
Jack McClung has made himself
n present OF a fine cornet Of G. IS.
Conn make. Mr.. .McClung is director
OF the orchestra and leader OF the
band which bears his name, Il
The Needlework Club met with
Mrs. j., r.. Jefferson on Swan street
last Thursday afternoon. The invi-
ted guests were Mrs. Sara Daniels
and her cousin, Miss Iva Woods Of
Kanawha City. '..:'>.
Mrs. Thomas Carter, Of Marietta
was in the city several days last week
on account Of the illness Of Mrs.
Jack Thompson.
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RED SULPHER SPRINGS.

Mr. and Edgar and Dassie Pack
left Thursday for Princeton. I
Mrs. Floyd Bougler and Mrs:
Richard Hamilton were guests of
mrs. John Pack, Saturday.
While the boys Of the Windyda1e
school wore playing baseball, Friday
Efhest,Walker was accidentally hurt.
DR.: Billion was Immediately called
mis- condition was not serious. ="
William johnson left Monday for
Terry. .....'. -. -; . =,
Miss Annie Walker entertained
Misses Sadie Agee and Hattie Nc
Claim at luncheon, Sunday.
"A delightful reception was given
at the home Of Mrs. Thomas Com
nor, Wednesday. The guests were:
Mrs. W. w. Williams, Mrs. w. G.
Niokle, Mrs. J. z. Williams and Mrs
Floyd Bongles. .,...-.-'z
Miss Osee Williams left Thursda,
for Hinton. e.. .-. 81.
Mrs, Robert Walker is reported
Ill ut this writing:
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Observation-Disclosures.

- HRS. r. l.. Shelton, was In Char
aeston Friday, shopping
:, G. T. Massey WAS very much in
disposed at this writing.
+, = Mas Henry James, Of Smithers,
spent Sunday in our town the guest
of Mrs. c. T. Burke.
q, Miss Mary Jones, Of Charleston.
7was the guest of Miss J. Brown at
the home Of Mrs. A. James.
+ ~ Miss Sadie Allen, of MONTGOMERY
spent q few days here the guest OF
MRS. G, T. Burke.
>; Rev. Newson, Of Raleigh, passed
xhfough our town, Saturday.
= Ar. and Mrs. F. Anderson, enter
FAMED at dinner yesterday in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown, who
are coon to leave for their home in
Saginaw, Mich.
- Inc Womans Improvement League
.Argan1zed Bible class in it's BODY
Rnd the first Of it's lessons was opened
'4ast week which proved to be yer,
interesting. The lesson was led b1
MIA. 8. B. Graves. On Thursda1
&fhis week the ladies are to have z
spellfng-match and much interest If
manifested in the preparation.
.. b. Graves was business calle1
AZ Cedar Grove, Saturday.
- John Cyrus is in town spend1ns
some time with his family.
o. Mrs. Holmes, of MONTGOMERY wa,
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
rChas. Patterson last week.
- Mrs. John Cyrus was In Plymouth
last week, called there by the Hines
M her husband.
The Court Of Calantbe gave
'f@upper Saturday evening at the oil
school house in spite of the incIeme
.ss9gsy OF the weather. A goodly crow
zssess present and the committee sue
998ded In selling out. All presen
zJ1d an enjoyable time.
sssssr;gas. Brown was n business Gale
IN Montgomery, Monday.
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.BfyEF1RLD.

The winter term closed. the past
week amid limitations and anxiet,
among the students, the most OF
| whom were successful, and all look
forward to AN. Increased Interest," in
| class work aud commencement. work
during the apfing term. s., :, rs
ALL sympathize with MIR. M. N
Johnson, III. who was called home
Thursday by the death OF his sister
Rev. TrapneN. pastor of the Epis-
copal Church, or Bluefield delivered
very interesting and impressive
sermon ins the: auditorium Sunday
afternoons: HIS subject was taken
from Gen. 80. . ... .--........ =.
On Saturday: evening" play OF two
ets-entitied: :. Among the Breakers,'
was rendered by q number of stu
dents under the direction yof Miss G.
4. Robinson Each character played
his or her part. exceedingly well. -,
but Mother. Casey, and Scud> deserve
special mentionsl The entire play
thoroughly enjoyed by every; one
present, and all wonGd he glad to
have 1t repeated. In addition to the
play the program consisted, OF a Sc
lection of the Shes oGlnb: An ,Instrn-
mental Duet bReMiss eIsondrum and
Master VIM .1saaang and an instru-
mental solo thStaAtssz L4ondrum, all
OF which were enjoyable. .,.,.. -,
The following itls the cast of the
charaefers OF the play, ;. . -. =.
David Murray, Kse9er OF a<afrpont
Light, D. l.. Brown. -. : ..< -.
Larry Divine. his Assistant, D. r.
Dlfnlap, ~. = ...',...E:..
Hon. Bruce Hunter, n. l.. Dcka-
son. 3D.. ~ -. ~. :, -,.7I,
Clarence Hunteps, his ward, J. S.
CardWeIl.>:' :, : =, -:,. :. H.. :,
Peter Paragraph, Newspaper Re-
porter. j. Fl. Moore. j., !. .'<.'
,Seud, Hunters colored Servant,
e. A.. Wood. "Fx -, > 49,.
Minnie Daze, Hunters Neice, Miss
f.. b. Jordan. =.
Bess starbrig1tt, "Cast up by the
Waves" Miss s.. x. Jones'.
Mother Carey Reputed For,
tune Teller, Mrs. G. T.. Shell.
Biddy Bean, an irish Girl, Miss B
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RAYMOND CITY.


+. Hale Dickersen. OF Bancroft was
In town Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Good, Of Charleston is
spending a. few days visiting her
sister, Mrs: Victoria Duckwyter.
Miss Hassie Brown and Mrs. Bradley
Of institute spent Sunday here visit
ing the formers sister
The Sunday" School is preparing
q program TO be rendered on Eastsf
Sunday. a. Z, 2 .';'.''' II -. =:
J! A. Shore was elected a delegate
to i the Sunday School convention
which will meet at Macdonald, and
Miss Shirley Anderson was elected
alternate r.. Z. ~. !
I Mrs. Victoria Duck wy1ey and c
W. Kingsley are able to be out one
again .. :.
f. Little Ada william was lvs4y badly
burned last week by catching Are
from an open CRATE. g.,
I, The burn is not thought to be ser.
tous. 81 ..+. :.
y Mrs. NJ. "A. Pterson made a .dyins
"trip here Sunday.
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PARKERSRTIRA.

i The papifVdf Saminer High 8chool
held an interesting session Of their
literary Society Friday afternoon.
The program I WIS very interesting
and was very much enjoyed by the
members and visitors. Critic Rosa
Lewis; especially commended the
performers for the. good taste dis
played In selecting their subjects for
essays and Rotations. Claudia Wat
kins played a very pretty instrument
tai solo. The subject for debate was
Resolved, That the Indian has more
grounds for complaint against the
American white man than the Ne
gro" The affirmative side was up
held by Charles Dodd and Harry
Smith; the negative by Cecil Fitz-
gerald and Harold Comedy. The
judges rendered their; decision in
favor Of the Affirmative but the So
ciety voted by a large majority for
the negative. The next session of the
society will be held Friday afternoon
March 26. !
Marthena Dixon has been out Of
school for several days on accaunt
OF sickness. She is better now and
expects to return Monday.
Charles Dodd CID Is contemplat-
ing o correspondence course in car
looming. He has considerable talent
along this side line and would make
good. Two samples of his work will
! a n Df
Miss Iva Woods and Miss Sarah
Daniels were visitors at Sumner Lit
erary Society Friday afternoon.
1 Mrs. George Stewart who lives at
the corner Of Eighth and Green Sts
was taken i'll very suddenly Sunday
jevening and her friends, have been
much alarmed but at this time she
Iseems much improved.
Mrs. Rhoda Figgs of Liberty St.,
has been quite i'll during the past
week but is much better now.
Mrs. Jack Thompson, of Delaware
street has been lying between 1ife
and death since last Monday vito a
istroke Of paralysis, it being the third
she has sustained. But little hope
for her recovery is entertained She
IS slightly better today. Her daugh.
ter Winnie is also sick with typhoid
fever.
Rev. J. W. Conquest, of Keyser
, rroa@ hed two very able sermons a.
Logan Memorial church last Sunda,
which were greatly appreciated b,
the two large audiences.
The Ladies Sewing Circle and thu
, Welcome Club of Zion Baptist church
spent most enjoyable afternoon II
Marietta, o., Thursday, at the hos
] pitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAIME,
q Carr, on Fifth street. Quite a mum
Der of the members we're present an,
0 AFTER the necessary transaction o
l. business, the rest Of the time wa
T spent In the way most desired b,
= each one present, some engaging ii
u needleWork, while others furnishes
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RONCEyERT'E.


w. w. Bolingyy OF Brashy Ridge,
spent Sunday hey8 visiting friends.
G. B: Cousins fsr- quite Ill with
la grippe " ~. ~'..- e: -
" Mrs. Noah Slaughter is. not much
improved. Iy.%:<., : .,..
Miss F'ideIia FreeIand, of Lewis
burg fs< visiting fYfends here. 1T ."
. Rev. NJ. Robinson preached two
able sermons atsstBe Baptist church
Sunday. ..1#T-53.%"% -:
John Brown, oil L,ewisbunrg, ie
Visiting his sister, Miss Burnett, on
Summer St., =. r
Mrs William Twynie of Fairmont
rs visiting friends here; y .-'> -
The ladies of the NJ e. Church
gave an entertainnent last wednes.
day night at the Christian League
Hall. 49,, .'-. -, r. '%F5%"rt'% r.. e.'.>
Mrs. Annie Basffns, or Covington
Va, was visitor here Sunday. :.
Miss Eta Green gave a dinne1
to Il select party III honor OF he
l'sister, Mrs: Eiifte< q. Jobnson. o
Charleston, last Sunday. e = -. -. !
! J.. w. Thombs 4s yout again a{te.
an Hines of a w&ek.'>' hf7, -.
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l y 1,lt|I|l|R ESPONDENCE.

manifested In the entire proceedings
Miss Mary Dill spen, ,ast Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Ports
mouth. q e.
The two lodges Of the X. of P's
and the two Courts of Calanthe, will
hold their annual service on the 28th
inst.
Rev. ID. w. Purdue. who has been
quite Ill foe the past few days Is
able to be out again.
Augustus Dill. travelling in the in
tcrest OF Atlanta University was en-
tertained by the teachers Of Douglas
school at an informal reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
on str avenue, last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Dill was en- route to visit his
parents at Portsmouth and visited
his sister. Miss Mary for u few hours
here.
The entertainment held at the
home Of Mrs; Jennie Pogue last Fri
day evening was quite an enjoyable
affair and well attended A snug
little, SUM was realized for the bene-
fit of thea, m. E. Church.
The night school which has been
conducted under the auspices of the
Y, NJ. c. A. for the past four mouths
closed last Friday evening with very
creditable exhibition work and APP
propriate exercises: Those who have
labofeds In this WORK feel a great
satisfaction in the results for In sew
eral instanees the project went be-
yond expectation In success
Isham Scott, who was injured sew
eral weeks age by falling from a car,
is reported as, improving slowly.
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HINTON.

Rev. billiard Johnson who has
Been assisting .Rsy. Lewis In series
iof revival meetings, has returned to
his home in Charlottesville -.
The meeting that has been sgoing
on at the End Baptist Church for
two weeks closed Sunday night.
There were twenty-three. conversions
eighteen candidates for, baptism.
Rev. D. D, Norris of, Fire Creek
spent Sunday in the city,
Miss Sara A. Edwards, the soprano
soloist, sang at the M. &c. Church,
Monday night. She was assisted by
local talent. "sa, zN'..:D 49,, F,
Mrs. Sara Anderson returned home
Sunday after an extended visit to
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!, aT ABRAMS.

- Rev. 3. q Nv ;, Meadows, the state
missionary. pESeshed Two excellent
sermons. At the st, Paul Baptist
church. Sunday, ......,>. &c.,
Miss GeorGiasE, Banks who closed
a very succssstul term OF school at
Page, came home Wednesday. y
Mrs. Laura Haywood, of Charles
ton spent Sunday. with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, George Wilson.
The many friends of Miss Sallie
Washington will be glad to know
that she continues. to improve.
Sadie Carr who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs, 1sI.ulu Jones, at Page,
returned Saturday. {. -. &c.. ~
Earnest Wright spent Saturday
and Sunday With his family.
Mr.. and Mfa: Henry Brown, of
Charleston we're here Saturday visit
ing Mrs. BROWNS mother. Mrs. Mary
CausDy $50 3d. - 49, a.
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I. F.. Nichols

4, =" II ~
Isont Cha pol Nj, b. 'Gharch<last4 Tnesf
day night before, an appreciated 1au-
dfence. e Miss Edwards posssssea a
voice of rare s&sstness that charms
ee ak VINO .heard, ner. III. ~ =
j. w. Mumford> has, been suffering
with rheumatism: .H>Y ,>" =, r.<p.9
Mrs. jessie Wright OF ,ySauesvNle,
o., who has BEEN the guest Of her ,sia,,
ter, Mrs. Mumford, returned to- her
home last Friday. ntor ming ..~za.
The writer wassthe. guest of the
Victoria Street School last Friday
afternoon: The school, is progressing
nicely under the e11cient prfnoipsl,
Prof. e. B. Black ana assistant, Misc
Vio'a Dorsey. T. ...-... :,
An entertainment will be held at
Sim nson Chapel M, e. Church next
! Thursday night, March 18th for the
benefit Of Pastor, Rev Reed, , who
soon leaves for conference. +. +
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GUYANDOTTE.

Nelson Layne and wife are the
proud parentserof q fine girl.
~ Mrs. Lizzie Chapel and Mrs Char
lotte Brooks spent Sunday evening
calling; on relatives and friends in
ProctorVile. 80
b. 70. Agnew and Fleeta Brooks
ssnght Sunday evening with relatives
anSHuntington" :
q :; u Miss Louise Smooth and Miss Ora
jackson spent, Sunday with relatives
in tha country
~ 1T. g. Agnew, who has been with
EQa. the last four weeks to have hic
eyes treated is improving.
=; Shields Layne has moved into his
new& residence.
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MT. HOTE.

The closing exercises Of Dunloop
Public Schools were Interesting and
instructive and we're quite commend
able to both teachers and pupils.
VIM. Saunders spent Saturday and
Sunday at Nuttall.
II. A. Scott was q business visitor
to Fayetteville Tuesday.
Rev. Dotson will preach his fare
we'll sermon Sunday the 21st.
Joseph King, who has been quite
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QCINSINIONT.
Obituary OF Wilson cambridge.

Obituary OF Wilson cambridge.
| Wilson cambridge, son Of Madison
and Ellen cambridge, was born Dec.
rs, 1882, near Beuna Vista, Rock
bridge county, Virginia. He died
March IL. 1909. at Quinnimont, w.
Va. In the 57th year OF his age. He
had uttered more than three years
with that dreaded disease cancer. He
bore his suffering with Christian for
titude and was cheerful and hope
fuf, yet submissive to the will of God
He profesed' the Christian religion
in 1870 and joined the Baptist
church of which he mas been q con-
s1stent member ever since. He was
a man OF strong christian character
and answering faith. He was an
ideal patriotic citizen and a great
lover, OF truth, He came to Ounni-
mont in 1877. In 1883 he married
Miss Edna Nj. Roberts. OF Lexington.
Va. and has since resided at Ounni-
mont. Hesw a deacon of the First
Baptist church. OF Qunnimont a
member Of the knights OF Pythias
and the Independent Order of Red
Men. He is survived by his wife
and three brothers.. Frank and Milton
cambridge, of Beuna Vista, Va. and
William Dandrfdge, or Parkersburg,
and five sisters Mrs. Caroline Green
and Mrs Ada Nash. OF Beuna Vista,
Mrs: Mary Lewis, of Charleston, Mrs.
Martha Scott, of Pittsburg and Miss
Anna cambridge, Of Beuna Vista, Va.
He was a loving husband. dutifui
son and an afrectionate brother.
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lDy Jenes Austin. from Hill Top
HSxSosfpreachsd Two sermons Sunday
"A Ne yiAas the guest of Mrs. II. II.
3 Y tEA1tAS Henry Ferrell has moved to
y RAiatfl AXE her future home.
+. + Ma d~a rdss;s from Virginia is
{ Waiting heT 'nun,, =. =
'ssgiis Ha1n Carr has returned to
her .hoinS at st, Adams.
II. W. Branch has been confined to
his room for a week.
eIstssAhe Sunday. School will give an
$Anf8ftAiament. payday Saturday
sight. '''-''"
.&'ff$Mrs. Frank Stanley has been very
III. ..
n. H. Washington was q caller at
~ Knicaid station last week.
III ]. w. cambridge was called to
,6carbro by the death Of his father.
~ George Anderson has returned to
Page: r.
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HUNTINGTON.

n The 7. M. G. A. held it's regular
s41sSftng at the A. NJ. Z. Church.
Sunday afternoon.
After the regular devotional exer-
EfaAS, Miss Nora Dickerson recited
Is The Wreck Of the Hesperus" in an
eloquent manner. The discussion
t8 the subject Faith" divided into
5 hfee subdivisions, Faith in God
seith in ourselves and Faith In OUT
SsSEellowman followed. 4 large audi.
y knce was present and much interest
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DR.. II, c.. Hargroye is meeting with
much success in hts profession.
Mrs III p. Scott was a business
visitor to Charleston, Friday,
Fanny IT, Starks Court and East,
iern Star Lodge No. 10, X. of P. will
have their annual Thanksgiving SER
mon preached Sunday, March 28th
at i O'Clock! .3f'' '"'
Mrs. J. G. Clemraons returned to
her school Monday after being alb.
sent for O. week. ... ..s
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SENVELL.

Mrs. Fannie Cary and Mrs. Nan
ME Kenney we're business visitors to
|Thurmond, Monday.
Dr. H. H, Hargrove visited his
parents at Gin Top, Sunday. = -.
6, Il. Jackson of Kanawha City
speut the past week here visiting
friends. ' ..- ~,
r. o: Cary, Of Fayetteville, was
I the Sunday guest OF his parents. &
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BUCKHANNON.

The revival meesng which has
been In progress at the A. M. e.
Church for the past four weeks has
closed. so.r,, a,,,l ar.,, az, =.
Mrs, silaB Murphy is suffering with
the rheumatism.
=. Miss Sara A. Edwards, Of Gaines
Sille, Ohio gave O. musicale In Simp
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aaasss::.s, i !,

|llSs ts n 81 $o bS ttsr (. Z
!. sA III
peaAs ola ;Ants ITO sba 3otiE
aGSin y ~ : = =
!, Mtss rsan entertained at din,
her suhss 6d Mis-, r. =. John-
7. WE Prs4had HIS collar boHe
broken iny thsmiue tuesday, ana 10
Ct present sststhe McKendree. Hos
pital,. s. !; q v -. " IN
The tpiio HinSo teachers attended
the Disttiot n Institute here. Friday.
the ! 3th, 1fstsa. Ora, Freeman, Lena
Rice: Ethst Known. Bessie Campbsn;
Mary BraRt6n. AIDA Galloway ana H;
NJ, James IEsE.: Clemmons. e, D.;
Law. O. ZONES. Prof, Thos. Jeffer-
son, j., r, After. Nm. Bowles' and j..
G. Cleh muna. ~is ~ :, rs: ,,..,N;
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4, pr. PLEASANT

-, III. PLEAaANT ~ I'M
Mrs. Gus. Boil, Of 'bitddlehoft. .0..
was in town WAednesday.$ Y : - \,
Howard : Jackson. 6t Mason City.
was tn towp Saturday. &'.@e.>' h,2',, " T.,
Mrs. Harvey Nease. OF Mason spent
Thu rsday here: - > EH%S s7.f2 x.
The, Rally at the IN. e. Church
was quite success. Every Society
made good reports. The total was
$60,5O: - ,%.r~s2|.m ~. ,NFtT
Rev Muse preached an excellent
sermon on charity Sunday evening
to u large congregation. ','<'%,t.,
Mrs. Ellen Jordan who HIS been
visiting In Fairmont and MorKan-
town the last month, returned Sat-
urday evening = - -. - -. - ~
Miss Virginia Lincoln teacher At!
6rimme's Landing, spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday at home. - &'E>%f.',' 81
fhos. Davis, Jr. spent Sunday and
Monday in Gallipoliar.; =. =: 49,. {, J."sl
Miss Marie Craig was indfsposei
rev days last week. - -" ttFN2%*
The Ladies' Aid gave supper on
Friday evening at the Odd Fellows,
Hull. - .-,> $50, ., y;
The Epworth League gave an en-
tertainnent Saturday evening. g. s. 81
Miss Alice Jordan arrived home
Monday from Weston to cfecupsrate.;
Miss Jordan has been somewhat In
disposed. for several weeks. ~ r.
= Clyde Colston' ana 'James's A dams
went to the city Saturday to- see
''Strongheart'' played. = ~ - y. :.
Miss Kathryn Morton. teacher at
Glen Alum spent Thursday and Frt-
day with Miss NJ, F.. Morton. ,.,.s...
Miss Julia Smith entertained the.
Reading Circle 3rhursday night, aftss
the regular program a dslicious sup,
per was served. -. - . =,
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l wish to thank my friends who
assisted me In the illness and death
OF my husband, Wilson cambridge.
Mrs. E. M. DandrIdse. p.
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her thij6feA Sd WAN NJ tc,,s 3 !. q
les 8 Y 4 3 Ijsd
Ehx. nor thsr. Sit' foy Hill ,5S SsSSISs
nary. where she MIN = EN- AZ
studies. ~. ~, So, q. \, SIS 81
+ Mrs. Rosa Kemp VA scAilsd to
Y on account Of ths Illness 81
~ relative. :" "A 1&%s% II "a Il 81 81
Burgess Mickenss ,hasf reta Hid to
his home after spending Il few weeks
in Richmond and Was6ihgtop> !.
: Mrs. Alex Hughes or Talc6tt was
the guest of Mrs, Barnett hast week.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26
SENATE PASSES
KENNEW|CK BILL
OFFICE OF STATE HORTICULTURAL
INSPECTOR LOCATED HERE

A telegram received by President
Geo. F. Richardson from Fay F.
Dean and Representative B. E. Nc
Greg n gave the good news that the
till providing for state inspector
of horticulture and locating the
office in Kennewick, had passed the
senate. The outlook is favorable
ior the enactment of the law as the
principal opposition was in the Sen
ate, and the House and Acting
Governor Hay are known to be ia
vorable. An effort was made to
change the bill and locate the Office
at Tacoma but this was defeated.
1t is probable that F. A. Huntlcy,
the present incumbent, will be re-
tained in the office.