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SOUTH BEND-Sailed April 24-Stmr Capis-
trano, for San Francisco.
GAvI0TA-Arrived April 24-Ship Falls of
Clyde, from Honolulu; stmr George Loomis.
hence April 90.
POINT ARENA-Passed April 2s-Tug Def
ance. with Br ship Samoena in tow, hence
POINT REYES-April 24-Steam schooner.
southbound, letter on stack. loaded with
Diego; Nor stmr Tordenskjold, from Mazatlan.
for Comox
! Passed south April 24-Stmr South Bay, from
TAcoMA-Arriyed April 24-Stmr Queen,
Sailed April 24-Stmr Edith for Ketchikan
Sailed & April 24-stmr Queen: for Seattle.
sander, from Red0nd0 beach.
TATOOSH-Passed in April 24-Stmr Plei-
ades, hence April 20. for Seattle; stmr Asun-
con, hence April 20, for Seattle; Nor stmr
Thor, hence April 10. for Nanaimo bktn prob
ably Archer, hence April IA, for Roche harbori
barge, in tow.
Passed out April 24-Stmrs Governor and
Iiverton, for San Fraacisco; Nor stmr Titsnin,
Tor San Francisco; schr Commerce, for Redondc
beach; Br stmr Aorangi. from Vancouver. FOR
Passed in April 24-stmr Buchanan. hence
a! April y: for Seattle stmr Hyades, hence April
p. for Seattle.
Passed out April 24-U stmr Columbne, for
cruise.
CLAILAaI--Passed April 24-Bktn Klikitat.
from Honolulu mot Archer. reported from
FORT BRAGG-Arrived April 24-stmr James
). Higgins, hence April %.
Sailed April 24Stmr Brunswick for San
Francisco
EuREkA.Arrived April 24-stmr Rather
ine hence April D.
Sailed April 24-Stmr San Pedro for San
Pedro; stmr Vanguard. for San Francisco
HOQUIAM-Sailed April 24-Stmr Stanley
Dollar. for San Pedro
WESTP0RT tWash. Passed I'm April 24-
Stmr San Jacinto. hence April 10.
Passed in April 24-Stmr Doris. hence
Passed out April 24-stmr Tahoe for San
Francisco; stmr Stanley Dollar for San Fran
Cisco
PORT SAN LUIS-Sailed April 24-stmr Ray
mond. for San Francisco; stmr Santa Rita for
San Francisco; stmr Greenwood, for San Fran
cisco.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived April 24-Stmr Carlos.
hence April %; stmr Majestic. from Redondo.
Sailed April 24-Stmr Westerner. for San
Francisco; stmr Santa Rosa for San Diego:
stmr Tams1pais. for San Francisco
EASTERN PORTS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived April 23-Stmr Lewis
Luckenbach. from Philadelphia
N0RF0LK-Arrived April 23-Ship Erskine
NJ. Phelps, from Bellingham.
ISLAND PORTS
HILo-Sailed April 23-Stmr Mexican. for
Salna Cruz.
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MAHUKoNA--sailed April 21-Bktn Hawaii.
for San Francisco.
Arrived 4prIl -2s-schr Defender, hence
April 3.
HONoLULU-Arrived April 24-stmr Mis-
FOREIGN PORTS
vICToRIA-Arrived April 24-Nor stmr
vANCoUvERNsaii April 24-Br stmr Cen
tury. for San Francisco. via Comox and Eureka.
PANAMA-Sailed April 23-Ger stmr Menes,
for Hamburg. and not as before reported.
NONCOMPLIANCE April 21-Ger stmr
arabia: Ara, , from Oregon. Arrived prior April "a
Stmr Siberia. hence March 26
Sailed April 24-Jap stmr Nippon Maru. fcr
San ETspese0 via .,, YSkohsma and Honolulu
Menes. for San Francisco
YOKOHAsIA-Sailed April 24-Stmr Korea,
Tor f,aI, San . Franeisco r1,a via Honolulu. ..
Titan. from Tacoma
COSIOx-Arrived April 24-stmr Northwest
ern. from Valdez, for Seattle.
MAGDALENA BAY-Sailed April 20--Stmr
Melville Dollar. for San Francisco.
SYDNEY-Arrlved April 2s-Nor stmr Henrik
HAMBURG Sailed April 1s-Fr bark st.
Louis. for San Francisco April 2f-Br ship
Balasore. for San Francisco.
PUERTO MEXIC0-Sailed April 22-Stmr
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived April 24-Stmr ST.
Louis. from Southampton and Cherbourg; stmH
Grosser Kurfurst. from Genoa.
Sailed April 24-stmr Baltic. for Liverpool;
for Liverpool stmr Kaisefn Auguste Victoria
for Hamburg: stmr New York for Southamp-
ton: stnr Lapland. for Antwerp: stmr Cam
panls. for Naples: stmr Germania. for Mar
seilles-
YOKoHAslA-Arrived April 24-stmr Mont
eagle. from Vancouver and Victoria for HiOgo,
BOuLOGNE-saiIed April 24-stmr Potsdsm
from Rotterdam. for New York
IoNDON-Sailed April 24-Stmr Minnetonka,
for New York.
HoNGKoNG-Arrived previous April "a
Stmr Siberia. from San Francisco. via Homo
lulu and Yokohama
LIyERPOOL-Arrived April 24-Stmr Titan,
from Seattle and Tacoma. via Yokohama. etc.
and Havre.
HAvRE-Sailed April 24-Stmr La Lorraine.
for New York; stmr La Gaseogne. for New
York.
BORDEAUX-Arrived April 24-stmr Cali
fornis from New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived April 24-stmr St
Paul. for Cherbourg and Southampton, and pro-
ceeded.
ANTwERP-ssiIed April 24-stmr iceland.
for New York. via Dover
SOUTHANIPTON-Saile April 24-Stmr Phil
adelphia for New York. via Cherbourg.
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed April 2EStmr Gel
tic. for New York
Memoranda
Per Rr stmr Lonsdale. at San Francisco April
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average snow ON ground 141 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, 44-3S; New York, 54-3s;
Omaha, 66-44.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues high over the. coast
except in southern California. The weather is
generally clear in California and moderately
warm in the great valley. Afternoon temper
atures are about so degrees and it will probably
be few degrees warmer Sunday afternoon.
There has been no rain west OF the Rocky noun
tains except at Salt Lake and in the Puget sound
district. Moderate northwest winds prevail
along the coast. The relative humidity at Red
Blun. % per cent and at Fresno 55 per cent.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight,
April %, 1909:
San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Sunday
warmer; light northeast wind, changing to west
Santa Clara vslley-Fair Sunday; continued
warm; light north wind.
Sacramento vslley-Fair Sunday; continued
warm: light north wind.
San Joaquin ralley-Far Sunday; continued
warm; light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicnity--Fair Sunday; light
northeast wind, changing to southwest.
A. 6. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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Army Orders
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Cain

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April "a
Army orders: BY direction of the
president First Lieutenant John Fl.
Baker. twenty first infantry. will re-
port to Major General John F. Weston.
president army retiring board San
francisco. Majors weston P cham
berlain, Jackson barracks. Louisiana.
Henry Page for the Clark. Texas and
NJ A. W. ShOckley- for the George
Wright Washington medical corps are
relieved from duty at posts designated
after their respective names and will
sail from San Francisco about August 3
for the Philippine islands for duty In
Philippines division.
The following changes in stations
and duties OF inspector generals or
dered:
Colonel John l. chamberlain IS re-
lieved from the inspector generals de-
partment of the east and VIII sail
from San Francisco about July for
the Philippines. relieving. Lieutenant
report to the commanding general Of
the Philippines division for duty.
Lieutenant Colonel WILDER E. Wilder
is relieved from duty in the Philip
pines and will sail about August Is for
San Francisco and report by telegraph
to the adjutant general OF the army for
orders.
Major William H. Wilson. medical
corps: is detailed as a member OF the
examining board at Millqual Manila,
vice Major William B. Banister. medi-
cal corps, hereby relieved
BY direction OF the president Major
General John F. Weston. United States
army. and Major Euclid B. Brick medi-
cal corps. are detailed members of the
army retiring board at San Francisco
vice Brigadier General Frederick A
Edward r. Schriener. medical corps.
hereby relieved.
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down the river at Knappton to finish loading.
Steamer Rose City left this afternoon fol, San
Francisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer North Star of the Alaska fishermen's
Monday. The latest reports from the Arctic ocean
are that it is still badly blocked with ice, SC
there is haste in getting there until ii is
clear. Last year the North Star was caught in
the ice and her fuel was almost exhausted before
she was able TO get into the Nushagak river.
Word Is received from Hongkong that the
Asiatic liner Arabia. from this port arrived there
Thursday, two weeks overdue. The vessel was
booked 10 sail for Astoria April 19.
The oil tank steamer Atlas of the mouth
of the river this morning. bound from Califcrn
to Tacoma, and was in communication with the
United wireless station here, stating that all was
we'll on board
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neavy northwest gale. impossible TO make 0ro2-
ress. being -short OF fuel. Put in to San Fran
cisco to replenish supply.
Srmr City OF PueblH lying at Broadway
wharf. was dre during night Of April %
Extent OF damage unknown
Per bkfn Amaranth-Aprii %. D. m. let 60
OF stmr Olson & Nlahony and returned to rOrf
Vn account OF heavy weather
Per stmr RedondO-April % passed stmrs
Daisy Mitchell, HaDalei and Fulton. from San
Pedro for San Francisco. April % a. M
passed stmr Lakme from Redondo. beach. for
Eureka.
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yesterday from San Pedro and cleared
for Seattle.
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong.
The Nippon Maru left Hongkong yes
terday for this port, and the Korea,
also homeward bound, left Yokohama.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 1000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Sydney,
Captain Fischer, sailed at noon yester-
day for Panama and way ports. The
Sydney spent an hour or two in the
bay adjusting compasses before going
to sea.
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CITY OF PUEBIA IS
ABLAzE AT WHARF
Alameda Sails for Honolulu, the
Asia for Orient and Sydney
for Panama

IRE broke out on
board the Pacific
c ca st steamship
company's City of
Puebla Friday night
while the vessel was
lying at Broadway
wharf. The city fire
department respond :
ed TO a still alarm
and the flames were
eXtinguished with
little difficulty. The
damage by fire was
c1fr1,F -
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MARINE Hospital Service Changes

Marine
Assistant Surgeon J. r. Hurley,
United States public health and marine
hospital service. has been detached
from quarantine duty at this port and
ordered 70 Manila.
Assistant Surgeon Hotchkiss. a new
ly commissioned officer, has been or
dered 10 this city for duty at the
United States marine hospital
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. w.
King Of the marine hospital service
has assumed duty as medical officer
Of the local immigration bureau in
place Of Passed Assistant Surgeon
-rrotter. who relieves Passed Assistant
surgeon ". c. Hobby as chief quar-
antine officer at this port. Doctor
Hobby leaves here on the liner Mon
golia for Honolulu TO take charge of
the federal quarantine station at the
island port
VIII Receive Visitors
For the first sunday in months there
are warships in many-of-war row, and
today visitors viii be received on board
ali the ships. The vessels here are the
faeships West Virginia and Tennessee.
the armored cruisers California and
Pennsylvania and the monitor Chey-
enne.
Driven Back by Storm
The barkentine Amaranth, which left
here April 20 for Portland in tow of the
steamer Olson and Mahony returned to
this port yesterday Owing to heavy
weather the Olson and Mahony was
compelled TO let go its tow. and the
Amsranth, on account of the heavy
northwest wind, was Obliged to return
10 port
Notice 10 Mariners
The British colonial secretary for the
Ptii islands. at Suva. has cabled the
branch photographic office IN this city
that from May / to June 1, approx
6ateIy. the light on Wailangilala island
iassNanuku passage, Fiji islands. will
- empOrarily replaced by wnite hgnt
,-jzil.Ie All around the horizon for a
distance OF about eight miles Further
notice will follow concerning the char
actefistics Of the new light to be IN
stalled
Water Front Notes
The codhsher Stanley cleared yester-
day for Pirate cove
The coaster Admiral Sampson arrived
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o. S. Branch Hydroxraphic once

u. s. Branch Hydrographic once
A branch of the United States photographic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. EavigatoFs are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N, in charge.
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A. A 500 900 gallon reinforced
concrete reservoir will be erected
at once. Water will be supplied at
regular rates as fast as residences
are constructed.
O. If-I buy a lot without street
work who pays for the work?
1t will cost about $500 or $2-25
front foot. payable at rate OF zoe
or Csc a front foot each year for 10
years. The work will be done un-
der the local Improvement act of
1901. The city win take care OF
the streets after they have been
built
Q. Do we get a deed after max
A. Yes. after paying the first 500
or s200 you will be given grant.
bargain and sale deeds free and
clear of encumbrances, except taxes
from June 80. 1909. to June 80. 1910.
which you have to pay.
0. How is VIM. IT. Crocker Sc
cured for unpaid purchase money?
A BY mortgage executed by pur-
chaser of lot to VIM. ri. Crocker.
payable in monthly installments OF
not less than s10 or SEQ a month.
interest per cent
.. Are there any building re-
strictions?
a les. NO OUllOlnE may De
erected costing less than $4,000. No
saloons will be allowed. no livery
stables, hospitals, undertaking es-
adjustments. factories. laundries or
offensive trades will be allowed to
be conducted.
O. Do you charge extra to draw
up the deeds and mortgages?
A. No. we do this free. Your
only expense viii be 10 record them.
@. How big are the lots?
A. They average 20 feet frontage
and 100 feet deep
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SiASAl bul II re-
mains 10 be seen how seriously the
= "a rso was harmed by the water. Can
-. rain Hibberd. superintendent of the
company, does not believe that the
eanlage viii exceed $1,000.
r. The FIRE started in heap of life
pneservers stored on the forward orion
Geek. In the lower hold forward
where most Of the water went. the
cargo consists OF heavy timbers and
n arreis Of beer neither of which
ouid be harmed. The water may
nave reached some of the other freight.
nut IL VIII be impossible to tell until
me cargo has been discharged.
ne Puebla, in command Of CAPTAIN
7l'ea' arrived Friday from the sound.
City of Para Makes Good Time
- The Pacific Mail liner CITY of Para.
captain Nelson, which arrived Fri
Gay 100 late TO pass quarantine, docked
: .-SiN yesterday morning at Spear
-.s!reet wharf The Para left Panama
p TWO days late with a heavy coast cargo
@ailq between Ancon and Acapulco lost
HAother day The liner alsS made an
extra call TO pick up some freight
iEett by the City of Sydney. but despife
a .ate start and the handfcap of an
extra cali arrived here on schedule
time The Para brought % pa assengers.
is.79z tons Of cargo and treasure valued
81 $141,0zA54
E.. The passengers included 4. W Man
.o@Fllie, Mr. and Mrs. August Banfv. A
:tsftega and daughter. Major II. W
; wheeler. O. s. Halverson, Anton SAT-
2 ISF' Mrs. Halverson and baby. Miss NJ.
F. satter, Mrs Emma Schmidt. DR..
's ad Mrs Ernest Forbes and George
SStcocOn.
Alameda Sails for Honolulu
: ne oceanic steamship company's
= -sfer Alameda Captain Dowdell, sailed
81 il O'Clock yesterday morning for
.il.onolulu with large cargo and pas
Sengers. among whom were.
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United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco, April "a, 1903
RAINFALL DATA
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Time Bali

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, April
"a. 1909.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
standard time (l2oth meridan), or at sh. 0oni.
OOs Greenwich mean time
J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant U. S. NJ. in charge
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Army Transports
The Logan sailed April Is from Manila.
The Crook Is In port
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is al Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Manila.
The Dix arrived February at Honolulu from
Seattle
The sheridan is in port and will sail for Ma
Mia May 5.
The Thomas sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila.
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Q. How much deposit do I have
to make at the auction?
A. Anything over ten dollars will
be accepted. although we prefer
little more. Within days at least
10 per cent of the purchase price
must be paid. Thirty days will be
allowed to make the final settlement
@. How much down do we have
A. 500 on inside lots and 5000 on
corner lots, same to be paid within
80 days. Balance at $40 and $40 a
month. Interest per cent.
@. What guarantee have I that
A. The Abstract and Title Co. of
San Mateo Will issue you title cer-
tificateN for a dollar lot within 80
pay any balance due on first pay
ment II everything isn't all right
you get your money back
Q. Suppose 1 buy a lot and de-
post SIS or $50 and then fail within
80 days to deposit balance due on
first payment, what happens?
A. You lose your SIS or $40 and
the sale is void.
Q. When do the trains leave San
A. Two specials leave Sd and
Townsend next Saturday (May day).
One at 1890 A. NJ, called the Early
Bird" excursion and another at
1890 P. NJ, called the Busy Bee"
train. 1t takes about 40 or 45 min
utes to get to Redwood City.
@. What will it cost me to attend
the auction?
A. Seventy-five cents round trip
from San Francisco: one dollar from
San Jose and 35c from San Mateo.
We furnish big free barbecue.
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HYDRoeRAFH1c OFFICE
Remarks

pepth at me.n low water. entranee to harbor
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

A Lumber Charter
The barkentine James johnson is under char
ter for lumbet from Grays Harbor to Guaymas.
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Notice 10 Mariners
Water Front Notes

The codfsher Stanley cleared yester-
dav for Pirate cove
The coaster Admiral Sampson arrived
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Saturday including
QUESTIONS

We hundreds inquiries regarding this sa impossible
all publish list questions
mofr our a. to them
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Buoy No. l on Browas
spit ana besncon NJ.
s gone.
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Depth at mean low
water in channel to
Raymond 10 feet.
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Destination Steamer Sails Pier
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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IChannel now 4 mile
I south of whistling
buoy
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FAIRVIEW.
April 26, 100.

April 26, 'O9.
David Vance and wife attended a
family reunion given at the home Of
VIM. Keslee near Dorsonville Sunday.
Miss Inez Morrow, of Hillsboro,
visited Fred Granger's Friday and
Saturday.
The little son Of Jesse Ludwick met
with a painful accident Friday by
getting his hand caught in cutting
box. 1t is doing nicely at present.
Joe c. Roush was business visitor
in Cincinnati Tuesday.
Mrs. Pearl e. Overman, of Column
bus, arrived here for visit Monday
Mrs. Sadie Saum was a guest OF
relatives near Weoertown Friday.
John E. Drake and family spent
Sunday with Orville Fenner and wife
near Russell.
Mrs, George Leininger visited heI
brother, Charles Lear, and family
the first of the week.
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NEW MARKET.
April 26, 1909

APAAA ~ ANNS'
E. L. Hollingsworth and family, Of
Hillsboro, visited Nelson Barrere, ST.
and family, Sunday.
Frank Pond and wife, of Hillsboro
we're callers here today.
John L. Eyler and family spent Sun
day with Tom Wilkin and wife al
Point Victory.
Darling and Clyde DonohoO ant
Charles Barrere will leave Friday fol-
Illinois, where they will work the
coming summer.
Austin Robinson and family spent
Sunday at DIR. c. G. Cropper's.
L. Il. Fawley, of Belfast, called OF
friends here Thursday.
Frank Harris and wife and daugh
ter, Ellie, called on Lincoln Harris
and wife Sunday evening.
Quarterly meeting will be held al
the M. e. Church here next Sunday.
Miss Faith CLANCY, of Sugartree
Ridge, called on her grandmother,
Mrs. John CLANCY, Thursday.
Ed. Fenner, of near Buford, visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Purdy is on the sick list.
G. v. Purdy is having a home tele-
phone put in his residence.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
April 26. 1909

ApIll 20, lSO6
Newton Fender and family, of Tav
lorsville, spent Sunday with VIM
Custer and family.
Van Wright, a United Brethren
minister from Lexington, delivered
an able address at the church Friday
night.
Miss Georgia, who is assisting Bes.
sic Vance with her house cleaning,
spent Sunday at her home.
ed. Tedrick and family, of Dodson.
Vile, spent Sunday with q. W. Ted
rick and family.
Clinton Roberts, an aged and re-
spected citizen living a mile and a
half northwest of here, died April IA
John Scale was called to Folsom re.
Gently by the illness of his father.
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North High street.


Uncle Jack Osborne and wife have
recently moved into their new home
at the West End near the depot.
Miss Hattie Ludwick and Ray
Campbell, of Sardinia, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long last Sunday.
NJ. p. Hunter has moved his family
from West Main street to the Ben
Rosselot property near White Oak
creek.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Galliett, of Sar.
dinia, attendedsthe play, "Evangel'
ine," here on April %. Mr.. Galliett
rendered some choice violin selections
that night that we're greatly appre'
ciated by the large audience.
Sunday, May 2, will be "Mothers
Day" al the Presbyterian church
Special services will be held and
every one is required to wear white
carnation on that occasion.
Arthur Roberts and family have
moved into their new farm home two
miles east of town.
The G A. Il. Post is arranging tC
observe Decoration Dav.
G. W. Badgley, after long sick
ness with la grippe, is able to be ou-
again.
A missionary institute will be helt
in the U. B. church on April 81
Mrs. Clara Kier and children hav,
returned from an extended visit with
relatives at Hamilton.
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SHARPSVILLE.
April 26. ,O9

April 70, O9.
F. L. Mcdaniel closed successful
term of school Tuesday.
Estel CLANCY and wife spent Thurs
day with Kay Laymon and family.
Harley Carpenter called on VIM.
Sinclair Thursday evening.
Pearl Carpenter and Vesta CLANCY
called on G. H. Burton, who is still
quite poorly, Thursday evening.
Elsie Achor, Emma Mae Davis and
Ruth Bird spent Sunday with Mabel
Sharp.
Kay Laymon and family, B. F, Low
man and family, James Bird and wife
and Ernest Wisecup took dinner
with Estel CLANCY Sunday.
Laura Burton called on Mrs. Lib
Achor Thurday evening.
Clint Pence and wife spent Sunday
with VIM. Malone.
Harley Carpenter visited relatives
at Allensburg Thurday.
Harry, Eugene, Mabel, Dorothy,
Moses and Pearl Carpenter and Maud
Gilliland and children were callers at
the home of Estel CLANCY Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Henderson and son, Carey, OF
Allensburg, visited at the home OF
Joseph Carpenter Sunday.
Robert Polk and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
James Polk and family.
Clarence CLANCY and wife spent
Saturday with W. Fl. Lowman and
wife, of New Vienna.
Matte CLANCY, who has been suffer
ing with tonsilitis for the last two
weeks, is improving.
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FOLSOM.
April 26, '09

April 70, W.
The Sunday School convention met
here yesterday and a fine program
was rendered. The next one will be
held July II, at Vance's reunion
ground at Mt. Washington.
An old fashioned school exhibit will
be held here on Saturday night, May
l, at 8 o'clock. W. q. Mullenix
teacher.
P. A. Hopkins is contemplating
building new house this spring and
James e. Shannon large barn.
The school in District No. 3 closed
last Friday. A very successful term
was taught by W. Il. Mullenix.
Benton Hopkins moved TO the farm
of Dennis Collins here last week.