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The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26

The board accepted the offer of M.
w. Winter of Bouse to provide the
site for the location OF The branch
county Jail at that place. The lot will
be presented to the county by Mr..
Winter as soon as title can be secured
TO it, by him.
A communication from Attorney
General Wright was read at this ses-
sion, in which the attorney general
stated that the last legislature repeal
ed all special district road laws and
that it would therefore be impossible
to levy the special assessment of Il
cents for road district No. !, in the
Yuma valley.
The Public Examiner, H. p. Crau-
dali reported on the accounts Of the
sheritf's Office, offices Of the county
treasurer, county recorder, prOba tie
Judge and ex-ohicio county super in.
tendent of schools; of the board OF
supervisors; justice of the peace, pre-.
cinct No. !; county assessor, county
surveyor and of the Office Of the clerk
of the district court, stating that the
books Of the various officers were cor
rectly and accurately kept. Mr.. Gran
dali offered but one criticism, in his
report, and this was to the effect that
certain vouchers issued to John Wadin
and others. during the construction of
the new school building in 1908, were
issued without the filing with the pro-
bate Judge of an itemized account, as
directed by Jaw. The vouchers are
for amounts arprOximatipg $1,000,
the same being set out in detailed
form. There is no implication of any
faIsity in the paying of the vouchers,
simply a note is made of the fact that
the filing of an itemized bill, at the
time the vouchers were paid, was
overlooked.
Following the making public of the
Examiners report, Clerk of the School
Board, Dist. No. l, states in the public
letter that the bills paid TO Mr.. Wadin
are accounted for as follows:
II. p. Crandall, Public Examiner,
Yuma, County,
Dear Sir:
In accordance with your request,
give you below copy of the proceed
ings of the Board of Trustees of School
District No l
OfEce of the i}oard of Trustees. School
District No l
Yuma, Ariz July Il, 1908
Full Board Present: The following
bills were allowed.
John Wadin 1892 90
John Wadin, in full contract 500 90
John Wadin, extras on new
school building 100 90
John Vadin do so 90
Donald Mcintyre,
Clerk.
SIT may be proper for you to know
that | hold the architects certificates
as To the proper payments of the above
amounts. The first two items were on
the contract proper, and the last two
extras certified to by the architect.
Yours truly,
Geo H lockwood,
Clerk, School District No !.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Granulated Sore EYES Cured

For twenty years l suffered from
a bad case Of graduated sore eyes,
says Martin Boyd, of Henrietta. Ky,
In February, 1903, a gentleman ask
ed me TO try Chamberlain's Salve.
bought one box and used about two
thirds of it and my eyes have not
given nc any trouble since" This
salve is for sale by Ketcherside' S
Drug Store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
What is best For Indigestion

Mr.. A. Robinson, of Drumquin, On
tario, has been troubled for years
with indigestion and recommends
Chambcrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets as the best medicine l ever
used" If troubled with indigestion or
constipation give them a trial. They
are certain to prove beneficial. They
are easy to take and pleasant in Ct.
feet. Price 25c Sample free at Ketch-
ersidc's Drug Store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
The Air Dome

The tiers of seats ut the Air Dome
are filled nightly by audiences well
on by the enterprising management.
There will be Il drawing of numbered
coupons on Thursday night, the lucky
possessor of the number drawn TO
receive a SO gold prize. This drawing
will bring out a crowded house, with
ont q doubt
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Professor Greenwood

Prof. Harold N. Greenwood, the
newly-elccted principal of the Union
High School, is now in Los Angeles
en- route 20 Yuma, where his arrival is
expected within the next few days.
Prof. Greenwood comes from Berkeley
with high recommendations. and will
doubtless take prominent place in Ar
izona educational circles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Scared With I Hot iron

or scalded by overturned kettle, cut
with a knifc-bruised by slammed
dGOr-injured by gun or in any Other
way-the thing needed at once is
Ducklen's Arnica Salve TO subdue in
Illumination and Kill the pain. It's
earth's supreme healer, infalliblc for
boils, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and
piles 25c at all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
The Crime of ld!eness

IdIcnes5 means trouble for any one.
It's the same with lazy liver. 1t
causes constipation, headache, jaun-
dice, sallow complexion, pimples and
blotches, loss of appetite, nausea, but
Dr. Kings New Life Pills soon ban,
ism liver troubles and build up your
health. 25c at all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26

J. S. Garvin, president of the
Water Users Association, accom-
panied by Mrs. Garvin, is now
in Los Angeles, en- route home,
after three weeks vacation at
coast points.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Baptist

Services at the Baptist church Sun
days as follows: Sunday school at 10
a. m Preaching at II a. IN. aud T:3O
y. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday even
ings at 1:30. a cordial invitation is
given To all. and visitors and strangers
are wPituG3e.
w. f.. WILLIAMSON, Pastar.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Henson Adiadred Insane

Frank DensOr of Bouse was eXamin-
ed before Probate Judge DeVane on
Monday on = charge of insanity, hav-
ing been brought TO Yuma Sunday
night by deputy Sheriff Frank Graham
Of Boase. Drs. ketcherside aud HoutT
examined the unfortunate mans mental
condition and he was adjudgcd insane
and committed to the asylum at Phoe-
nix 10y Judge DeVane. He was taken
to the asylum by Sheriff Livingston
Tuesday night.
a party Of railroad officials, includ-
ing Superintendent Averill of the Los
Angeles division, Resident Engineer
Bnrkhalter, John Graft, sHperinteDd-
ent of bridges, and Roadmaster E. &.
KuhDs, spent Thursday night in Yuma,
coming from the scenes of the recent
washouts on the deserts, where they
had been since Monday. The party re-
turned to the west end Friday morn
inc.
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CHURCHES.
St. PauIS Episcopal.

Services at a. Q. L. w. hall on
Sunday. Morning Prayer and Sermon
at l0:lJ. Sunday school at 3:4j Il. III.
All are cordially invited. Strangers
aud visitors always welcomed.
GEO. SELBY, Rector.
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Train Schedule
Yuma, Arizona. April II, 100!
Methodist

Preaching at II a. m. and 40 p. N
Sunday school at 10 u. n.
Prayer meeting and teachers meet
ipg on "Wednesday evenings at $50.
Friends aud strangers are invited aud
welcomed.
NJ. T. AULT, Pastor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26

All of this land is situated in the
Yuma valley, and according to the
stipulations, al she time the bids were
advertised, must be nearer than two
or farther than five miles from the
town limits. The probate judge was
ordered to appoint three appraisers for
the purpose of properly yaluing the
tract. The report of this committee
viii be received b. the board Il. its
session. Of Sept, Il
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26
Supervisors Transact Business.

At Mondays sessinn of the Board of
Supervisors, bids were opened for the
sale of land upon which to establish q
county poor farm. The following
were the bidders Offering the acreage
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

The United States sells as large
uRntties OF canned fruits TO England
ana Germany as France does, the an
nual shipments from here amounting
20 10000 TO 10000.
Consul Samuel c. Reat Of Port Louis,
reports that, although tea Of superior
quality Is grown in Mauritius, less than
400 acres are devoted to its cultivation,
with a yearly production OF about So
ooo pounds. all consumed In the island.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-11-04
North Brownsville

The Death Angel has visited
our community and has taken Mrs.
Annie Ogg's daughter, Mary
Catherine, who has been sick for
three years.
Mrs. A. NJ. Carmikle has return
ed home from Columbus.
MIR. David Flowers and wife
called on A. NJ. Carmikle, Satur-
day night.
Nose Woltz was seen out on our
ridge, hauling passengers.
Mrs. A, M. Carmikle is going to
Lancaster to do some needle work
for Miss Annie Asbel.
Mr.. Jack Morse was seen on our
ridge, Sunday.
Tommy johnson of Millersport,
has bought the Reuben Hedge farm
and has moved there.
A. M. Carmikie and grandson
Willie Frinniefrock called on
Tommy johnson and wife, Sun
day.
Alison johnson and wife called
on his son Tommy and wife, Sun
day.
Ben Carmikle was seen vending
his way up Bumble Bee Hollow.
Mrs. Sarah Frinnefrock called
on Mrs Mary Jane Frinniefrock,
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Morris called on
A. NJ. Carmikle, one day this
week.
Mr.. Alison johnson bought q
fine red COW from A. M. Carm ikle,
Monday.
Ben Carmikle called on his
nephew, Tommy johnson, Sunday.
Mr.. William Woltz called on A {.
NJ. Carmikle, Monday.
Mr.. William H. Frinnefrock
and daughter Minerva. called on
Mrs. Sarah Frinnefrock of Clear
Greek.
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Whlskey Hollow

Not seeing any items from this
place for almost a coon's age, we
decided to jot down few.
Harold and Earl Woods were
Logan visitors, Saturday evening
Frances Moher passed away
early Saturday morning with heart
disease. The funeral took place
at the st. Paul Luthern church,
Sunday at 100 o'clock p. m Rev.
Spoehr, of Logan, officiating. The
remains were laid in their last
resting place in the st. Paul ceme'
terry.
Maxville and Gore played q
game of base ball, Sunday. We
did not hear the score.
Frank Polling, of Old Town, was
visitor in our burg, Sunday.
Preaching was well attended al
Ebenezer, Sunday evening.
Noah Wolfe and wife, Elizabeth
and Grace Wolfe, Miss sHowdy
shell and Frank Polling were the
afternoon guests of Mr.. Smith and
wife, Sunday.
Isaac Blosser and wife were the
Sunday guests of Noah Wolfe ant
wife. CUTE KID
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Thursday, November 4. 1909.
NEWS Of
OTHER TOWNS
Buerla Vista

A number Of people from this
place have been attending the pro.
tracted meeting held at the M. Il.
church at Bethany, conducted by
the pastor Rev. L M. Ricketts,
and assisted by the noted evange-
list Rev. Carrie Richards, of Me-
dina, 0.
Mrs. Edward Shatfer and two
daughters Kathern and Iva, of
Chicago, ILL.,, have been the pleas
ant guests of relatives and friends
at this place for the past few days.
Mrs. Della Thomas has been
visiting friends in Lancaster for
the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Creiglow, of Pleasant
Valley and Mrs, Emma Hedges, of
Lancaster, were the guests of JAS
per Creiglow and family, Sunday,
Mrs. Emily Carrel, of Warren,
Indiana and granddaughter Carrie
Wolfgang have returned to their
home, after pleasant visit with
her son w. Is. Carrel, or TINS place,
Mrs. Clara Delong, of Carroll, is
the guest of her aged mother Mrs.
Fanny Shank, of this place.
J. z. Bright and fsmily attend
ed the Laurelville fair, Saturday.
Salem Kane and family, A. l..
Kane and family, Mrs. Martha
Kane and daughter Ruth, Mrs.
Shaifer and two daughters, of
Chicago; Iva Thomas and Claude
Carrel were highly entertained at
the home of Jacob Kane and fam
lily, Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Bighan and chill
dren, of Columbus, are the guests of
her parents, Salem Shoemaker and
wife.
Mrs. A. L Kane and Mrs. Myr-
tie Shstfer spent Thursday with
Mrs. Emma Chambers.
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Marion No. 9.

ShuckIng corn and working on
tn gas line seems TO be the order
of the day in this part of the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. FraLk Wolfe and
family are M wing on the lands
farm at present.
School is progressing nicely
under the manage OF Miss
Mae Sparnon.
Edwin Earhart is seriously i'll
with a case of blood poison.
Messrs. A. Brown and Charles
Brooks are delivering groceries
etc, for the Italian camp.
1t is rumored that there will be
a spelling at the Old Town high
school before long.
The township trustees met Sat
urday at the township house.
Mr.. and Mrs Bending were Wis.,
iiors in Logan, Thursday.
"Sport" Fickel and "Hen"
Wolfe are laboring on the pipe
line.
Prof. +. Polling passes through
our neck of the hills quite often.
Harry Coffey OF Car bonhill, Wis
tied Isaac 1ubodeu and family,
Saturday.
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Clear Creek

Blanche Kraft spent Saturday
and Sunday with Emma Roop.
James Sberburn and father
spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Sherburn, Of North Bern.
P. j, Kraft went to Lancaster
Saturday, on business.
Lizzie Carpenter called on Nora
Shafer.
Mildred Whorton, of Rockbridge,
spent couple days of last week
with Nora Sbaffer.
Bessie Shatfer called on Goldie
Stiverson, Sunday.
Hazel and Blanche Kraft and
brother, and Carrie and George
Morris were seen on their way to
Rockbridge, Friday.
Bessie Shaffer called on Mrs.
Geo, Refer.
Chas Kraft, sister and brother
made a dying trip to Rockbridge,
Saturday.
John Click and daughter were
seen on their way to Rockbridge,
Saturday.
Those who spent Sunday with
Grover Flick were: Harvey and
Russell Lindsey and cousin Chas.,
Charles Kraft and Ed Carpenter.
Geo. Copperswas seen along our
roads, Monday.
Quite a number from this place
attended church at Hoy Bethel,
Sunday night.
Arthur and George Morris are
working for p. j. Kraft.
Wesley Byers was secn vending
his way to Buck Run, Sunday eve
ming.
Ruben Hedge and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with Chas.
Morris and wife.
Hazel, Blanche, Mamie and
Charles Kraft spent Tuesday with
Carrie Morris.
John Combs, wife and children,
and Matthias Brillam spent Tues
kay with 2. j. Kraft and wife.
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StrlngtOWn

Hello Brother Stringtown CORE.
spondent, amt you mistaken about
the Stringtown correspondent being
gone away on an extended visit. An
still at my post trying to do my duty
but glad to have you throw in youl
mite. Come again,
Marion Hansel, of Lancaster, pass
ed through our valley last Tuesday
en- route to his farm on Tick Ridge.
Tony RectenWalt. wife and little
son and VIM. Evans, wife and little
son were the Sunday guests of Web
ster Glove and family,
Noah Beougher made q business
trip to Mt. Pisgah, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacob Matthias and son Lester
of Enterprise, visited j. A. lIarscl
and family last Thursday.
Mrs. j. II. Weaver made business
trip to Logan one day last week.
Mrs. @. f. Blackston and sister
Tressie Schaal, attended the spelling
at Walnut Valley last Friday night.
Allen Murphy and wife visited
Homer Ilansel and family, of Logan
last Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Gordon and family were
i! the Sunday guests of VIM. Murphy
and family.
Henry Hansel and son viii, passed
through this place Monday morning
Noah Beougher, wife and daughter
Ellie, and grandson Roy, visited c. w
Beougher and family, OF Webb sum
NIT, last Sunday.
S. A. Matthias was engaged in haul
ing coal last week.
Issac Johnson passed through this
place last Friday.
Mrs. G. Il. Blackston gave a party
In honor of her sister, Miss Tressie
Schaal, last Saturday evening. Thirty
seven guests were present. The even
ing was spent in social chat, music and
games. All departed for their homes
at late hour, wishing Miss Tressie
many more happy returns by express
Ing themselves OF having enjoyed the
occasion.
Wish TO correct a mistake In last
weeks items. The name George
Rogers should have been Mrs. Jane
Rogers.
s. A. Matthias attended the sale OF
his father, Jacob Matthias, last Fri
day at Enterprise.
Robert White spent last week with
ii. Q. Beery and family. ROBIN.
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Had the Effect.

eyes" she said in answer to some.
thing he had said, 1.-The old songs are
very beautiful"
"Beautifulw he exclaimed enthusi-
astically. Beautiful hardly describes
them. They are-they are-well. com.
pared with them the songs of today
are trash, the veriest trash"
Il agree with you. yet the old songs
sometimes contain sentiments that one
cannot wholly approve"
81 think you are mistaken"
81 will give you an illustration. There.
is John Howard Payne's Home. Sweet
Home for instance. You surely do not
agree with all the sentiments 1t con-
tains?''
"Why not ?" he asked warmly. "Why,
not?"
Because" she said. glancing at the
clock, which was marking the hour OF
11-"because there is line In that
song which says There's no place like
home You do not believe that, dc
you?"
Then he coughed a hollow cough and
arose and went silently out into the
night.
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Pleasant Ridge

We are having some very fine
weather at this writing.
Alice Lindsey has returned home
again for few weeks visit.
Blanche Kraft visited Carrie
Morris, Sunday.
T. johnson has bought the
Hedge property and is moving his
furniture at present.
George and Arthur Morris were
Sugar Grove shoppers, Saturday.
Emmett Azbell made business
call on G. F Morris, Tuesday.
Herbert Caves left here this
morning for Lancaster.
Mrs, G. II. Matthias and daugh-
ters were visiting Isaac Brown and
family, a few days last week,
Dora Brown has returned home
for u few weeks visit.
Estella Lindsey has gone to Su.
gar Grove to work,
The death angel has visited our
neighborhood once more and
claimed As Its victim, Mary Ogg
che has suffered for three years
with rheumatism.
Isaac Flowers and sons were
seen on our pixies, Tuesday.
Charles Federer. wife and son
were the guests of Isaac Brown,
wife and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Morris was seer
driving on our pixies, Thursday.
h. &. Azbell and scholars haG
for their visitor, Thursday, Cliff
ford Beavers.
Arthur Flowers was seen on oul
pikes, Wednesday afternoon,
Rebeksh Fisher and sister Sadie
visited Mr.. Dyson and wife, Thurs
day. GRAssHOpPER
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Logan. Route 2

Abe Funk, of Whetstone Valley,
lie visiting with relatives at this
place at present.
Mae Fickel, who has been near
Enterprise fer several weeks, re-
turned to her home recently.
Chas. Aurand and Violet Snider,
of Logan, were seen among our
hills, Saturday evening.
Orla Fickel made call on his
grandfather, DR.. j. Rutter, Mon.
day evening.
F. Polling visited Noah Wolfe's,
Sunday.
John Bright was the Sunday
guest OF Dwight Polling, wife and
family.
Mrs. A. Swolley who has beer
visiting relatives at this place, re
turned to her home at Columbus,
Friday.
Horace Smith, of Logan, was q
visitor at this place, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Miller was visitor
to Turkey Run, Saturday.
Frances Mohler, who has been
sick for few days, passed away
to the unknown early Saturday
morning.
Jesse Fickel planted his watch
Saturday, while working on the
pipe line; probably he is trying tc
raise watches. We hope him sue
cess.
Sam Cell, who has been visiting
in the western part of the state
returned home recently.
CUTE KID.
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COOdhOpe

1t has been several weeks since
we have read any news from this
locality.
Rev. J. H. Conkel, the pastor of
this place, has been spending a
few days the past week among the
members of the church.
Mr.. w. M. Beougher of Rock
bridge, attended the business
meeting held Friday night.
Mr.. James Morgan has started
in the grocery business; we sim
cerely wish him success.
Mr.. Adam Hankison, who has
been visiting relatives since the
fair, has lately returned to New
Lexington, Perry county.
j. G. Byers had the misfortune
to loose his fine spring colt.
Misses Bertha Starner and Lots
Steiger of Lancaster, spent Sun
day with her parents.
Mrs. Catherine Jackson and sor
William of Brownsville, we're the
Sunday gnests of w. A. Starnel
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Starnel
were the guests of Jake Mason
and family, last Sunday.
Corn husking seems to be the
order of the day.
We are glad to see Daniel Stuck
ey of Sugar Grove, who has beer
laid up the past summer by fall
able to ride around again. Mr.
Stuckey is 81 years of age.
Mrs. Philip Wagner Is some
what i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Wilson Starner and Mrs
Martha Dodroe called. on Mrs
Mary Mock, Monday.
Mr.. Roy Starner and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ricketts,, were
the guests of G. G.. Starner and
family, sunday, last
Mrs. Wilson Starner and daugh.
ter Hazel visited her parents, one
day last week and Mrs. George
Byers.
We are sorry to hear Old Crup.
per has gone on trip; we would
like very much to hear from you
Charles, Pearl and Herbert
Starner are busily engaged husk
ing corn.
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Rosamond closed her eyes wearlly,
while her brain sought some escape
from her appalling position. She was
angry at having placed herself in such
situation. She might have known
this good looking young man was not
a burglar. She opened her eyes with
suddenness and looked straight at him.
81 wish you would go away" she
said petulantly.
"Of course, IL you wish 1t. But you
are suffering. May not call some one
to help you? I will look for your bus
band, if you will tell me his name"
He stopped awkwardly.
81 haven't any husband" she said
recklessly "You see. I've been in the
habit of running over here and sitting
OH the porch and reading. and today
saw you looking in the window, and I
thought You were a burglar. and so I
tried to frighten you away by pretend
ing had q husband. live next door,
and my name is Rosamond Lee-so
there! You may laugh il you want to-
"But don't want to laugh" he said
softly. 81 think it was awfully brave
of you, you know. when you believed
me to be a desperate. Now. Miss Lee,
you must let me help you home again.
for that ankle needs attention at once.
Permit me as a neighbor and perhaps
later on friend" He stopped and
lifted her in his strong arms and car
ried her through quiet bypaths to a
small gate in the wall and thus up the
rose bordered path into her fathers
care.
Many times after that David Phillips
strobe up the rose bordered path to see
Rosamond Lee. and the following June,
when the roses were riotlng the gar
den. lie claimed her us his own. and to-
gelher they passed under the portal of
the rejuvennted Octagon House. of
which RosamOnd became in fact the
mistress.
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Pleasant Valley

Geo. Conkle, wife and family were
the guests of John Conkle, of neal
Ewing, Sunday.
Augustine Blackston, wife and
little son Kenneth, called on Grover
Nihiser and family Sunday.
Miss Majorie Bowers, of Logan, was
the Saturday night guest ofher uncle,
|. Vancuren.
Joshua Glenn, of Gibisonvllle, has
moved in the house recently vacated
by A. Blackstone.
Mrs. j. Nihiser and daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Rogers passed through here
last week en- route to Enterprise.
Lewis Evans is working on gas
pipe line near Pleasantyille at this
writing.
Herman Blum, of Enterprise, was
the Sunday guest of Rosco Shaw.
Albert Conkle, of Hooker, visited
his sister, Mrs Sam'l Nihiser Sun
day.
Quite few of the youngsters OF
this place attended the spelling given
by r, ID. Conkle at Walnut Valley,
Friday evening.
Jacob KliBger, of near Enterprise,
was the guest OF Harrison Nlhiser,
Sunday.
/. Vancuren and wife visited Chas.
lies and family, OF near Enterprise,
Sunday.
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Black Jack

There will be preaching at New
Zion, Sunday evening by Rev. Watts;
Charley Heigle and family visited
his brother John, Sunday.
J. p. Robson, of Salt Creek visited
Mrs. Susan Stiyerson and family last
Tuesday.
Anna Stiverson, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives at Lancas-
ter, has returned home.
Eva Stiverson called on her aunt,
Mrs. Vina Ilarble one day last week.
Forest keck was the Saturday night
guest of his sister, Mrs. Jamie Heigle.
Sam Strawn and family visited John
Culbertson last Sunday.
Dauiel Keck visited his brother, of
So. Bloomingville, last Saturday.
Marion Morse was hauling coal down
this valley last week.
Charley Heigle was a Logan shop
per Saturday.
Miss Della keck was the Sunday
guest ofAnna and Eva Stiyerson
Nelson IIankison and family were
the Sunday guests Of George Culp and
family. TURTLE DOVE.