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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-19
Zoology Class Spread.

Those members of the zoology class
Of the university who had no, already
departed for their homes enjoyed n
jolly and informal farewell spread
Thursday afternoon. The event took
place in the basement NJ Science hall.
and amid appropriate and familia.
surroundings GOOD things tn eat were
Toasted on. marshmaliows were toast
ed. jokes and stories were told and
fa-cwells and Christmas wishes were
exchanged. The party was ably clap
eronet by Professor Morton EIrod aud
consisted of the Misses Edith Steele.
Margaret Hanson. Mary Elrod, Eva
Coffee and Willie Ctantan.
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week. was unanimously postponed m
I'll the following week. on account OF
the holiday festivities The ladies who
enjoyed the meeting with Mrs. Evans.
were A.sdanes A. W. Wilcox. 4. \.
Barnes. Tylar r.. Thompson. :. J. CO..
fec. John Banner J. Watson Bafar,f.
=. ". Lombard, Tyler worrien. &. w
Hair. with Mrs. WIN. Brooks a. the
guest Of tho club.
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ST. ALBANS,

Miss Carrie Brooks, of Hurricane,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Emma
Taylor.
Anderson Smith, who has been
very sick is much improved.
Mrs. Edith Scott is able to be out
again after few days illness.
Revs. w. E. Walker and Ford
were here last week in the interest
Of the A. NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Mary Green received the sad
new Of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Martha Payne, of Huntington, Thurs
DAY. Mrs. Payne formerly lived
nero and was highly esteemed by all
Of those who knew her.
The remains were brought to this
place Saturday and on Sunday at 10
O'Clock, Rev. l. V. Bryant, of Hunt
lngton delivered the funeral grafton
which brought tears to the eyes OF the
many hearers. Interment, Terp
Hill Cemetery.
Rev. J. N. Robinson preached for
Rev. j. V. Bryant at Huntington
Sunday morning.
Miss Mamie l.. Walker was shop
ping In Charleston Saturday.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

Mrs. Ora V. Hunter and children,
VINO have been here on quite an ex-
tended visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Alexander, left Tuesday
to Join her husband in Canada,
where they will make their home.
Rev. Bullock Of Charleston,
preached two very able and instruc-
tive. sermons here at the First Bap-
list Church, Sunday. Rev. Bullock
remained here to give a moving pic
ture exhibition, Monday evening.
From the number of tickets being
SOLD a large crowd is expected.
Mrs. Alonzo Nickel Of Columbus,
is the guest Of Mrs. Ellen Blackwell
and family.
John and Tom Davis were guests
of their uncle, Sheppard Lewis, OF
kanauga, Sunday.
The Tigers, of Raymond City.
came down Sunday, Sept. &c to play
the Teddy Bears, but owing to the
1ateness of the game coming before,
no game was played.
Prot. w. l.. Robinson spent Sat
nrday and Sunday in ST. Adams.
Elem Bates, who has been quite
III for the past few weeks, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mcsdames A. McFeters and daugh-
ter and S. Craig and daughter spent
Sunday in Henderson the guests of
| Mrs. Judia Williams and family.
MIS-. Mary Hare and daughters.
Misses Evelyn and Leoma, of Char
leston, and Miss Agnes Stevens, of
0plllman, passed through here
THURSDAY enroute to Spillman.
While here they were the guests
u NT. and Mrs. Fred Roberts.
John Hare, Of Charleston. was the
guest OF relatives here Monday.
, Ladies Aid Of M. +. Church had
very short session Monday evening
owing to the fact that all present
mao tickets to the moving picture
|ehIertalnment given by Rev. Bullock
at the FIRST Baptist Church.
a number Of people are brginnint {,
10 come in to be present at tho
i@2th anniversary and Home com
ing TO be celebrated here oct
9 and 10. ~
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RONCEVERTE.

Prof. T. G. Edmonds, principal OF
Maple Groves School, arrived Friday
and on Monday resumed his school
work for the present term.
Mrs. Yirgie Jefferson returned to
Charleston, Monday.
Misses Lula and Emma Brinkly
has gone to Greensboro, N. C. to re-
:. lege,
Mrs. Randall Brown is the guest
of Mrs. Barbour.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Green a
. 9 10. girl, Monday.
JOS. Marshall is visiting his broth
er in Kansas City.
Miss Viola Thompson entertained
a few Of her friends at her residence,
Tuesday night. Those present were:
Misses Emma and Fanny Brinkley,
Hattie and Florence Marshall, Clara
and Evelyne Slaughter, Burnett
Brown, Essie Williams, Minnie AL
len, Florence Green, Messrs Henry
BriHkly and Alex Brown.
Mrs Jennie Johnson and Frank
Cousins were married, Wednesday
night. at Baptist ohursh, Rev. Rob-
inson officiating. Reception held at
residence of bride. The couple re-
ceiyed 3 number. of useful presents.
Mrs. Leah Allen returned from
Cincinnati last week.
g., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Early have
gone to Fitzpatrick to reside perma-
nently.
Mrs. N. B. Rose visited Hinton
last week.
D.. Mrs. Jno. Eubanks entertained the
Ladies' Aid, "wednesday.
Rev. Jefferson filled his appoint
nlent here, Sunday.
Misses Essie P. Williams and
Minnie " Allen gave a social in
homer OF Y. P. Club, Thursday night.
Mrs l.. B. Anderson entertained
party Of friends from Union, Sun
day afternoon.
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CEDAR GROVE.

Mrs. John Anderson was visiting
in Charleston, Wednesday. :.
John and Green Smith, Of Ward
were visitors here Sunday.
7. w. Martin is improving slowly
Miss Ophclia Kates,-. OF Ward
passed through enroute to Storel
College. She was accompanied as
far as Montgomery by her mother
Mrs. Reed is reported : better al
this writing. Mrs. Dan Stratton, OF
st. Adams, is visiting her this week
Rev. ID. Davis preached two able
sermons here Sunday. =. 49,"
Miss Esther Philips was at Gler
Ferris. Sunday, calling on friends
Rev. Hackette, of Covington, Va
passed through here to Ward to visit
Miss McDaniels. While in Cedar
Grove. he was the guest Of Misses
Peters and Meadows. He also visit
ed the public school and gave some
helpful remarks to teachers and pu
pills.
Miss Viola Crews left Tuesday fol-
Institute, where she will enter
school.
John Richmond is able to be Out
again after a short illness
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.EAIIsMONT.

Matthew Obie, of Clarksburg, visit
ed his mother here Sunday.
Laurence ChamDer1in and Robert
Dawson left Monday. 9th, for Balti
more to enter Morgan College.
Miss Carrie Harris will leave Tues
day to enter Storer College at Har.
per's Ferry.
The entire community was shocked
to learn Of the death Of Prof. J. Nc
Henry Jones. Sympathy is extended
by all who knew him to his sorrow
ing relatives,
Mrs. Hattie Holmes is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mrs. Emma Mayes, aged 80, wife
OF VIM. MayeS, died Tuesday after
noon at Cooks hospital after an op
Grafton for tumors. She was an ex
ceuent christian woman and loved
by all who knew her. Deceased was
member Of the Household Of Ruth
by which order she was buried. She
leaves husband, mother and hos
OF relatives to mourn. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. G. C
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WINIFREDE.

Mrs. w. n. Shelton has been ill
the past week.
Mrs. Jas. r. Randolph left Thurs
day to spend a week in Ohio.
r. H. Allen and son, Robert, are
spending a few days at their home in
St. Adams.
H. P. Day spent few days out of
town on business.
A. &. Chapman spent Saturday and
Sunday at Raymond City.
Bruce Smith is spending the week
here visiting his parents.
VIM. Tucker spent Saturday at
Montgomery on business
G. Kelley, of Washington, Is here
for a few weeks visiting
Miss Pauline Thomas, Of Charles
ton is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ada Athen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smoot gave a
house party in honor of Miss Sallie
Hawkins, Of Maldon Monday night.
A pleasant time was enjoyed until a
late hour after which a delightful
repast was served by the hostess.
Those present were: Misses Will
lie Chapman, Mary Shelton, Sallie
Hankins, Emma l.. Meadows, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D.Wiseman and Messrs.
Eugene Shelton, Herbert Mitchell,
Jas. l.. Wiseman. Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Mosely.
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D~
HINTON.

Mrs. G. H.. Bailey, Of Hansford
St., Charleston, VINO has been a Wis
itor in our town for several weeks,
left Tuesday, morning for Union
where she and her husband will
spend q few days before returning
home. Mrs. Bailey has not been to
Hinton for nine years, and her many
friends were charmed to have her
among them again, Many receptions
we're given in her honor while in our
city. ......
Mrs. Annie Arick, of Washington,
d. c., was the guest Of Mrs. Lucy
Lewis, Of Bluff street, last week.
E. s. Pack, Jr., and family have
moved to Huntington for the winter,
Miss Stella Wells left Sunday night
for Harper's Ferry where she took
Miss Gussie Wells to enter school.
Burgess Mickens returned home
Saturday from a pleasant visit to
| the Capital CITY.
Mrs. A. B. Straughter has returned
home from an extended tour west.
She has been gone since Angst and
reports a dandy time.
Mrs. Lucy Lewis, Housekeeper at
the Holley Sanitarium, has returned
to duty after vacation Of three
weeks While away Mrs. Lewis Wis
tied Washington, D. c., Gordonsville,
Va, and Union, W. Va.
The "progressives' met Monday
afternoon with Miss M. Sodartha
Booth at The Sanitarium.
Charles Payne, of Cincinnati is the
guest, this week. of his brother, DR..
G. H. Payne, Jr.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. II. Smith
ers left last Saturday for Washing
ton, D. c., where she will make her
| home.
There are only two patients at The
Holley Sanitarium this week: Thos:
Nelson, Of Hinton, and Geo. Reaves,
| Of Glade.
Misses Louise Smithers, Annie
| Simpson, Virginia Warren, Alfredo
Smithers, Dorthuia Pack and M. So
dartha Booth will organize literary
and social club, from which they hope
to reap much pleasure this winter.
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MONTGOME cry.

Rev. J. Terrell, of Louisville, KY,
is here the guest Of DR.. B. F. White.
4. l.. Thompson, Of Powelhon, has
moved his family here for future
residence.
=. T: Page, OF Holden, was bust
ness visitor here last week.
MI. and Mrs John Woods have
gone to Thayer for permanent resi-
4Aenee.
t. NJ. Brown, G. r. Pack and Rev.
e. C.. Page, spent Saturday and Sun
day at Institute.
Miss Evalyne Willis is on the sick
!, list. -.
=: William Hays has returned from a
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Villa Washington and
daughter, Mrs. Taylor, of Hawks
Nest, are here the guests of MIR. and
, MRS. p. II. Shepherd.
All teachers and pupils in this vi
cinity observed cleanup day.
J. 8. Noel, Of Gamoca, spent Sun
day here with his wife.
Louis Taylor, of Hawks Nest. was
a business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, of Catletts.
burg, KY, who was the guest OF
Mrs. G. w. Couch, left for her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Hardy and Mrs
Floyd Rogers were guests of rela
.uVes at Mucklow, last week.
William Taylor and children a
Nuttall, were here Monday.
Mrs. l.. d. Hodge has returned
from points on the Virginian road
Rev. w. J. Hackette, of Coyington
Va, preached at the First Baptis
Church, Wednesday evening.
Rev. Warner Brown preached ~
Instructive sermon Sunday mornint
and Rev. Terrell, Of Louisville. XIV
preached an eloquent sermon Sun
day evening to- O. crowded house
Rev. Brown announced revival ser
vices beginning Sunday next.
Rev, v. Harriday filled his regu
lar appointment at the NJ. e. Church
Hon. J. Nd. Ellis, of Oak Hill. wa
here on business Monday.
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1 IT, 'gkf sBatween the Raymond
T4ssEs bAf The Hugheston Clippers.
The game was tsis to three In favor
of the Raymond Tigers.
Mrs. Charles SURGEONS spent Sum
day at Black Betsey the guest of
Mrs. Joe Sawyers. VI
Mrs. Edward Kick, of Black Bet
sey, was the guest Of Mrs. Hale Dick
erson, Sunday.
Miss Stella Smith, of Charleston,
has returned to her home after a
few days visit with friends at Ply
mouth.
Miss Hattie Smith, Of Plymouth,
left Saturday FOR Pratt. to visit her
grand parents and other relatives at
that place.
Mrs. Willie Wiley, Of Middleport,
Ohio, has returned to her home after
a few days visit here She was ac-
companied home by her daughter,
Mrs. Sylvia Stewart, Of Plymouth. ;
Phillip Skanks, of Plymouth, Is
on the sick list at this writing. J.;
Charles SURGEONS is able to be out
after q weeks illness.
Jas. Lawson is slowly improving.
The addition of new seats and
black board in our schoolroom
makes quite an improvements q,
MIR. and Mrs Frank James, of
Black Betsey, were calling on friends
at Plymouth, Sunday.
Linsey Taylor, of Black Betsey,
spent Sunday at Point Pleasant, Wis
ting his wife.
Edward Hicks, of Black Betsey,
has moved his family to Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross were
shopping in Bancroft, Monday. Z
Mrs. Pearl Woods left for Ray
mond City, Monday morning, accom-
panied by Mrs. Emma Dickerson, of
Bancroft.
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RAYMOND CITY.

! Raw. p. p. Holland filled his ap
pointment here Sunday and preach
cd NM sable sermons. Collections
for4ke day WIS $3.50.
T.. Rev. s. r. Bullock, Of Charleston
preaohed an Inspiring sermon for US
WeSReaAey Aight, after which he in
stalled the officers of the missionary
society. -
Miss Pearl Smith Woods, deliver
ed xn entertaining lecture to the
missionary. society, Monday night
'Fhe tigers. played ball at Bancroft
Saturday. The score was to 3 in
favor of, the Tigers.
Mrs. Emma Dickinson, of Ban
croft, was a business visitor here
last week.
A.. c. chatham, of Winifrede,
spent Sunday here the guest of Miss
f. L. Coles. ...-
A large number Of friends from
here attended the ball game at Ban
croft Saturday.
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BANCI<OFT..

our Missionary society was hon
urea with the presence Of Mrs. Pearl
WOODS, Of Hugheston. Mrs. Wooda
ID fleId Missionary of the Women g
'"pV"t state Convention. She gave
an interesting talk on mission work
ana us aim. tShe also addressed the
0unoay school in the afternoon.
mere was an excursion from
nughe"ton to Bancroft, Saturday.
me people Of this place had the
pressure of witnessing an interesting
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NOTICE!

NOTICE is hereby given that af-
ter thirty days from the first pub
lication hereof, the Undersigned, on
behalf Of themselves and associates,
will make application to the Mayor
and Common Council Of the Town OF
Pratt, Kanawha county West Vir-
ginia, to grant to the undersigned,
their executors, administrators, sue
cessors and assigns, for themselves
and associates, the right and privil-
eye to use the streets, alleys, bridges,
rights Of way and other property
belonging to the said Town of Pratt,
or under the control Of the Mayor
and Common Council Of the said
Town Of Pratt, for the period of fifty
(50) years, for the purpose Of con-
structing, eqniDping, maintaining and
operating an interurban and street
railway thereon.
h CHARLES K. M'DERMOTT.
w. p. BEARDSLEE.
9-16~4t.
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Gill at the M. r. Church. Interment
WOODLAND Cemetery.
Mrs. j oseph Campbell and daugh-
ters, Mabel and Freda, of Mounds
vile, who were guests Of their cousin
Mrs. E. l.. Morton, left Thursday for
their home after, a pleasant stay
here - a." =:
Mrs. J. F. Stanley is on the sick
list. suffering from a severe cold.
Mrs: Caroline Washington is recov-
er1ng from a severe attack of illness.
MIS-. Mary Blue is visiting relatives
at Columbus.
The concert given by the men for
a success.
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HILL TOP.

Mrs. Scott died Saturday morning
and was buried at Greentown, Mon
day afternoon.
The w. Va. Seminary will open
Monday.
a number Of people attended ser
vices at Prudence, from Hill Top,
Sunday
The Woman'S Improvement League
had pleasant meeting Thursday.
The next meeting will be held at
Queenstown with Mrs. cambridge
Those on the sick list are Mrs E.
Grey, Mrs. Banks, Mr.. James Hick-
land, Master Jefferson Bryant, Mrs
l.. Trainer, Mrs. d. Oglesby and Mrs.
Jefferson.
Prof. Jefferson with his son,
Thomas, left for Staunton, Va, with
Mrs. Jefferson, who has been sick
for several weeks. She has gone
home on account of her health
Miss Carter, of Chinecothe, O.,
the music teacher Of the Seminary,
made short stay dn our town. She
arrived Tuesday and left for her
home Saturday.
The wife Of Rev. Norman Smith,
Of Irongate, Va, and two children,
Norman and Maud, are visiting his
brother, Rev. Smith, of Hill Top.
Rev. Meadows is in our. town for
few days.
Rev. Warren, Of Mount Hope,
passed through Hill Top Monday for
Virginia, where he will be for a
few days.
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PAGE.

Mrs. Will jackson has returned
from her home in Virginia, where
she spent some time visiting rela-
tiVeS and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. N. J. Nowlin are
the proud parents Of a fine girl
Charlie Bowser was here Sunday
visiting his sister, Miss H. j. Wiser.
Joe Franklin has returned from
Z business trip to HARDWOOD
Robert Fields is visiting in our
town again.
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hCKEIA'S MILL.

w. A. Bolen, of Staunton, Va.
will begin his school at Brushy
Ridge, this week.
A number Of people from Brushy
Ridge attended the picnic at Red
Sulphur Springs, Saturday.
Miss Nellie Barbour, Of Patton,
and Miss Camilla Curry have return
ed home from Red Sulphur Springs,
where they have been visiting for
sometime.
There was preaching here Sunday
at the Nj. E. Church by Rev. r. ].
Roam.
Mrs. Clarence Coleman, of Iron
ton, Ohio, is spending a few weeks
at home now.
Miss Mary Barbour is visiting at
Barger's Springs this week.
Mrs. Efna Curry and little daugh-
ter, Hazel, spent Sunday with her
mother-in-law
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CARBON.

Miss Minnie Carter, Of Basic. Va,
arrived here Monday to visit her
brother, Henry Carter.
j, J.. Green arrived Monday after
spending a week with relatives and
friends on New River.
Rev, /. w. Mayo assisted Rev.
Scott In the revival at Weyoca, last
week,
~ Horace Martin, of Acme, was call
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CORRESPONDENCE

ing on friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
r. M. Miller, of Wevoca, was a
pleasant visitor here Saturday.
A crowd went to Dorthy, Sunday,
OH an excursion.
Frank Faulkerson, OF Wevoca,
was calling here Sunday.
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We have hitherto uoa=st.y
reIrainei from blowing our own
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While ths editors Of thl 10
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Young men ard having a pol
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The Flo4i4a Baptist Witness
and l4a Methodist Advocate are
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are nude Up very similarly and
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We are s.il, waiting iog that
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THURSDAY ArRtL - a,e-

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