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The Washington times., 1909-05-05

PHILADELPHIA. May 5.-Joe Can
tillon and his band of Nationals are In
town today for series with the Ath-
letics- When see this morning Can
tillon said tina Smith and Street would
in all probability work against the
home team this afternoon.
The performance of Jesse Tannehil
against the Bostons yesterday. when
he shut the Beaneaters out / to 0 and
allowed but three hits, is the current
topic at the hotel this morning and the
general consensus seems to be that. as
he himself predicted, Tannehill has re-
turned to life. Manager CantilIon was
particularly jubilant over the perform
ance of the veteran. but would not dis
cuss whether or not Tannehill was to
remain In fast company.
All of the Washington players are in
high spirits over the result of the game
yesterday, anG aver that they have at
last come out of the slump into which
they had fallen. The work of the entire
Washington team in the game yesterday
showed a complete reversal of form
both infield and outheld playing an
errorless game. This is the first time
that the visitors have displayed such
form since the season opened, and with
all Of the pitchers beginning to round
into shape. the prediction that Wash
ington has come out of the rut seems
significant.
Before the game at Boston yesterday
Tannehill was informed that his future
in the majors depended upon his twirl-
ing against the Beaneaters, and the
way he went after the Hub hittars
brought forth unusual comment. and
from the Boston rooters at that Every
curve proved a puzzle. and more than
one of the red stockinged athIees mar
veied at the form or the veteran.
In the third Milan led off with a
single. reached third on two outs. and
scored on a balk ~ Pitcher Morgan
After that session not a single hit was
made Off the Hub box artist Bob
Unglaub covered himself with glory by
the way he went after the high, low,
and wide ones yesterday. He seems
perfectly at home on the initial sack
and IS improving right along.
Manager Mack and the Athletics ar
rived in town this morning from New
York, sorely disappointed with the re-
suit Of the game in Gotham yesterday
and at the same time vowing vengeance
on the Nationals. Mack had not de-
cided this morning who he would pitch
against the visitors today.
The Washington times., 1909-05-05
MARATHON CRACKS
ENTER GOTHAM RUN

NEW YORK. May 5.-An even dozen
runners have entered for the $4,000 in
ternational Marathon race at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday afternoon. The
full list follows st. Yves, Orpfee ana
Cibot, France; Simpson, Indian; White,
Ireland; CarvaJaI, Cuba; Appleby. Eng
land; Dorando, Italy; AIaloney. Ireland; I;
Svanberg, Sweden; Crook, America, and
Marsh, Canada.
The entry Of John D. Marsh, who now
holds the worlds track record for the
Marathon distance, has stirred up fresh
interest in sporting circles, and has
sent the price up against St. Yves, who
is the favorite- Marsh is a strapping
big fellow. with a world of endurance
coupled with plenty of speed.
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DORANDO COMM[NDS
INTERC|TY EVENT
Declares Times Marathon
Means Boom for South
ern Athletics.
GIVES SOME TIPS
ON HOW TO TRAIN
Keep Eye on Weather and Be
Careful About Gradually In
creasing Distance.

NEW YORK. May 5.--Dorando Pietri,
OF Olympic fame. who has since won
recognition in This country by defeating
Americas premier runners, commented
favorably today on the development OF
the marathon game in the South. as
indicated by The Times run.
Dorando's most recent victory was
scored against Matt Maloney, on Mon
day evening. At Woods Hotel, Brook
lyn, the italian this morning expressed
10 representative of the Munsey News
Service his best wishes for the success
OF The Times run.
''1t should mean a big boom for dis
tance running ia the South, he said. Il
am more than willing to give the bene-
1T of all the information have at hand
on the subject of training for a mara
fhon."
Dorando has prepared the following di-
rections Tor training exclusively for
The Times:
The Washington times., 1909-05-05
Y. M. c. A. TOURNEY
WILL START TODAY

The annual round robin tennis tourna-
ment Of the Y. n. c. A. viii begin this
afternoon on the association courts at
Twenty-nrst and 3 streets northwest
Matches will consist CT the best two
Out-of-three sets.
The drawings for this afternoon are
as follows: 4. J. Gore vs.. George
Chapman: Ezra Gould VS.. Dunbar Dod-
SON; Ralph Brodie VS.. d. II. Smith;
r s. Walk VS.. F. L. Tarbox; G. +.
Osborn VS. A. @. Grinnell The tourna-
ment viii close on Decoration Day.
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Marathon Hints

Nothing can be more important 70 a
man who is going to run a long race
than regular and sufficient sieep.
Eight or nine hours on the early-to-
Ded-and-early-to-ris plan Is not too
much for the man in hard training.
salt meats, pastry and starchy foods
should be avoided
The athlete in training may cat any
thing else he wants and drink almost
what he pleases, 50 long as he avoids
the use Of stimulants-
Smoking should be tabooed. as its ef-
feet on the wind Il well known.
Soiae athletes who continue to smoke
have been successful in running events,
but the evidence is strong that they
would have done better had they alb
stained.
Common sense in diet should be the
rule
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YOUNG BRITT FOULS
IN BOUT WITH NEIL

BALTIMORE. May 5.-There is dis
satisfaction here today over last nights
fight between Frankie Neil, the Cali
fornian. and Young Britt, which was
awarded TO Nell on a foul. and the
sports are asserting that Britt delib-
erateIy fouled his opponent to avoid a
Knockout.
Britt had been badly used up with a
series Of right rips to the stomach.
when the fight was stopped by Referee
Abe Ullman.
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WALSH'S BROTHER
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

CHICAGO, May 5--Pitcher Edward
Walsh, Of the Chicago American League
team, who left for Cleveland with his
mates, has been notified that his elder
brother, David, has been killed in al
accident near Wiikesbarre, Pa.
The pitcher viii leave Immediately Tor
the East.
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Left on baSeS-Boston, /; Washing
ton l. Bases on balls-On Morgan, 2;
off TannehiH, ,, Struck out-By Nor
gan, 5: by TannehiII, 2 Two-base hit
CIymer Stolen bases-Gauley, Milan
Double pIays-McCOnnelI tc Stahl;
ITnslaub TO Mcbride 10 Unglauh: Tan
nehilI TO Unglaub. Hit by pitcher-By
Tannehiil. /; by Morgan, ]. Balk-
Morgan Umpires-AIessrs Egan and
Connolly. Time of game-1 hour and 40
minutes. Attendance 7.190.
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SMITH IS SLATED
FOR MOUND TODAY
Cantillon Joyous Over
Showing of Tannehill in
Boston Game.
FACTS ABOUT GAME
WITH MACKS CREW

Teams-NatiOBaIs vs.. Athletics.
Time Of Game-3:3O O'Clock.
Batteries-SmIfb and street,
Bender and Thomas.
Weather At NOOn-CIenr and
warm.
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

And catarrh germs thrive, flourish
and multiply in the inner recesses of the
nose and throat.
Can you kill these tough and persist
ent little health destroyers by swallow
ing pills, or nOstrum. It's a joke and
those that would appreciate the joke
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THIS IS THE RIGHT
WAY TO CURE CATARRH

Yes: dear reader. catarrh can be
cured: but not by pouring vile drugs
into the stomach
You've got to kill the catarrh germs:
that's all there is to it, before you can
cure catarrh.
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

Garfield Athletic Club defeated tn,
Messenger Boys of the Patent office.
yesterday at Eleventh ana Harvard
streets, in a one-sided game by IA 70 Z.
The features of the game were tile
pitching Of Thomas and the batting Of
Jenison for the winners.
Garfields would like TO arrange games
with any team In the District averaging
seventeen years. Address Thomas Tai
Ion. manager. .2S37 Brightwood avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-05-05
INDEPENDENT CONTESTS.

The Cowboys won their fourth con
secutive g-Ime yesterday by defeating the
Victors on the formers grounds at Six
teenth and Gales street northeast, by
16 to 10.
The features Of the game were the
pitching of Foster for the winners. and
the batting Of Ehlers. pitcher for tine
losers
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington. 1; Boston, 0.
Cleveland, 10; Chicago, ..
St. Louis, 4; Detroit. >
Kew York, Il; Philadelphia, 3.
Games Today.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
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Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pfttsburg.
Standing of the Clubs.
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Standing of the Clubs.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
3; New York, 2.
Pittsburg, 1: Chicago. 0.
Boston, z; Brooklyn, S.
Brooklyn. 5; Boston, q
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

,,,is Common sense in diet should be the
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Sand Run

Mrs. George Wallace and two
children visited her parents OF
this place over Sunday of last
week.
Flora Webb, of Murray, visited
relatives of this place over Sun
dav.
Several from this place attended
the meeting which was held Sat-
urday to hire the teachers for the
coming year. The teachers hired
for this place were Mr.. Nelson
and Miss Bee Ross of Carhonhill.
Miss Lola Davis of Murray, is
visiting her grandparents and
c. usin, Miss Minnie Green of this
place.
Grace Sparnon of Logan, is
again seen on our streets.
Mrs. Smallwood and gran dchild
of Michigan, are visiting friends
of this city this week.
Mr. Wilson Rose and daughter
of Carbonhill, passed through our
village Saturday en- route to the
teachers meeting.
Mr.. Walter Kennedy who is
working at Kachelmacher, spent
Sunday at home.
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Washington TIP.

We are having some nice leather
at this writing, which is the delight
of our farmers, as everybody is busy
making hay.
The Allen Bros. thrash'ng machine
has been making some rounds in our
vicinity and are doing excellent work,
Mrs. Cynthie Griffith called on Mrs,
Lettie Warthman, last Sunday.
j. w. Schaal was a business visitor
at Logan, on Saturday.
Homer Mcdowell attended the ice
cream social at Fairview, Ohio, last
Saturday evening.
The colored people will hold camp
meeting in the Stone grove near Mt.
Pleasant, beginning August s: every
body cordially invited to attend.
Laura r.. Mcdowell was a Logan
shopper last Saturday.
Mayo b. lies is at home on short
vacation from Ada, Ohio. where he is
attending college.
Several from this place attended
the social at Fairview, o., Saturday
evening and reported good time.
Those that we're there are as follows
Earnest and Samuel Griffith, Olive
and Sarah Griffith, Homer Mcdowell,
Arthur Warthman, and ID. w. West.
J. Ii. Mcdowell and wife were the
pleasant guests of Ephriam Lane and
family, one day last week.
Mrs. Clara Pierce, of Columbus, o.,
is visiting friends and relatives at
this place.
What has become of Cider Valley
Scribe, ring up again.
CUNNINGSUE.
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IIeSbOrO

D. W. West was Logan shopper,
Saturday afternoon.
Bundy lies returned home, Satur.
day from Ada, Ohio. Everybody OF
this place was glad to see him again.
Joseph Primmer and family, of Lo-
gan, were the Sunday guests of the
latter's parents, J. T, Leach and
wife.
Joseph Thompson and Merl Van,
curen visited Isaac Nancuren and
family, of Pleasant Valley, Sunday.
Those that attended the ice cream
social at Fairview, Saturday evening,
of this place and Ewing were: Ivor
Engle, Isaac and Arthur Hankison,
Harry Cook, Marie Thompson, Eunice
Hankison. Myrtle Vancuren, Rillie
Nixon and Miss Metts.
VIM. West and wife, of Logan, Wis
tied II. II. West and wife, Monday.
Mrs. James Harden entertained,
Monday evening, Mrs, Vest tloey and
daughter NADIA, of Bloomingville,
Mrs. Tadie George and Mrs. Nation
Nimon.
Grace Vancuren, of Pleasant Val
ley, returned home Saturday evening,
after spending a week with hel
grandmother of this place.
Rev, Harry f, Lyons passe
through this place, Saturday,
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Pike Run

Allen Rout was seen on our roads,
Monday.
Ed Garrett was engaged in making
hay for Bert Smith, a part OF this
week.
Alfonso Hart and Rev. Writenhouse
made business trip to Nancy, Tues
day.
Clay and Park Smith made busi-
ness trip to Jim Town, Tuesday.
Mary and Elva Carney took dinner
with Mrs. Owista Stephenson, Tues
day.
Harry Armstrong and family were
visitors with Mrs. Armstrong's grand,
ma, Mrs. Conaway, from Tuesday un-
til Thursday.
There was heavy rain at this
place Tuesday and lots of wind.
There was large tree fell across
the road below A. e. Stephenson
house, which had to be cleaned out
before any one could pass.
Thomas Mathew lost two fine cows
one day last week, by being struck
with lightning.
Abe Hawk and wife, of Tar Hollow
Mrs. Owista Stephenson and girls and
Ross E. Hawk took supper with Mrs,
Stephenson's father, n. E. Hawk, OF
near Jim Town, Sunday.
A large crowd attended the camp
meeting at jim Town.
Mrs. Mary Bum, of Laurelville vi
cinity, has been called to the bed side
of her mother, Grandma CottrillS.
Noah Devault and George House
worth are guests of Marion Devault
at present.
Hello Willow Creek, come again
we like to read your items.
RED BIRD.
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Whlskey Hollow

Harvesting hay seems to be the
chief pu, suit of the day.
Dan Hendricks and wife, OF
near Max, were the Sunday guests
of Noah Wolfe and wife.
Excellent Children services were
rendered at the Baptist EbenezeI
Church, Sunday.
Frank Polling and Misses Dove
and Beulah Polling were Sunday
guests of Noah Polling.
Miss Virgie Boyd, of Logan,
and Miss Starr, of near Gore, were
thr Sunday guests of Misses Grace
and Elizabeth Wolfe.
l.. F Polling and Grace Wolfe
were Maxville callers Sunday
afternoon.
Hello I %, how do you like stol
en- lettersy Oh, you kid
CUTE KID.
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Birthday Surprise.

There were Al friends and neigh,
bors gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Miller near Hay.
denville on Sunday, Aug. lst. to re.
mind Mr.. Miller 1t was his 38th.
birthday and they gave him a
complete surprise. A most elabo-
rate dinner was served ut the noon
hour to which all did justice.
The afternoon was spent with
music and iovial conversation.
Miss Alta Wharton rendered some
beautiful selections on the organ
Mrs. Ruth Nunemaker and Mrs.
Katie Miller sang "My tMother's
Bible. Those present were: Mr..
John Williams, and Mrs. Pauline
Paul, of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frasure and family, of
Enterprise; MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Disbsnnet and son Paul, Mrs.
Carrie Smith, son Ferd and dsugh-
ter Agusta and Miss Susie Young,
OF Logan; Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Flsye Miller
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Nunemaker and son, of Marion
Township; Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Wharton and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Bremen Route I

Say does this weather suit every
body?
Mrs. J.. II. Scholl returned home
from Bremen, Sunday, where she was
with her mother who is very sick at
this writing.
Roy and Guy Brown and Fred and
Carl Sheets took dinner with VIM.
Scholl and family Sunday.
Misses Sarah and Matte Larimer
attended preaching at Bethel, sun
day.
Carl Hufford and John Brown, of
Bremen, passed through this valley
Sunday. We think they have some
attraction down towards Logan.
W. II. Funk gave dance Saturday
night for his friends.
Miss Dora and w. a. Scholl made
flying trip to Logan, Saturday.
Geo. Myers, of 1niana, is visiting
his brother, Jacob Myers.
W. A. Beery, of Lancaster was
the guest of VIM. Scholl and family
Thursday,
Albert Kessler, wife and family
were Lancaster visitors Friday and
Saturday. ..-
Miss Laura and Alva Polling attend
ed children's services at Ebenezer,
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Polling and daughter
Florence attended the Sunday school
convention at Salem, Sunday.
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JUST ADDED A POSTSCRIPT
Scientist Capable of Great PsychoIog.
icaI Work Was Not Strong on
Common Sense.

Prof. Spinks, the scientist, who
was engaged in a profound psyche
logical work, rang for his manserv-
ant. Then he indited the following
note to the police commissioner:
81 will thank you to send one Of
your men to arrest my cook. She
has stolen my purse"
The servant, who had at once an
3wered the bell, stood at his elbow,
waiting for his employer to finish
the note. He stopped to pick up
something that was lying under the
table. AS the note was handed him
the seryitor handed the object he
had found to the scientist, remark
ing as he did so:
''Hcre is your purse, sir. 1t was
lying under your table"
"Ah, you are just in time," OBJ
served the psychologist. "Give me
the note
This being done, the Investigator
of the mysteries of the human mind
thcrcupon added the following post
script:
'The purse has just been found.
1t will, therefore, be unnecessary for
you to send any one"
'Ilere, john" said the professor,
''dcliver this note at once. 1t is inn
portant."
And the learned gentleman re-
sumed his work. k.-Harper's Weekly.
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Skunk Hollow

Caroline Ulmer and family called on
Jake Daubenmier's, Sunday,
Hannah Ellinger called on John II.
Wagner, Monday morning.
Charles Huff, of Lancaster, was at
his Grandpa's, few days last week,
fishing and he caught some dandies,
but had the bad luck of running a
fish hook in his hand.
Well, Hello Good Hope, now that
you got diploma, why don't you
write.
Our Hooligan guards, Geo, Burn
side and Harry Ramsey are in camp
at Fort Perry.
s. w, Sollenberger and daughter
we're Sugar Grove callers, Thursday
OF last week.
Mrs. Kate Sollenberger is sojourn-
Ing among her children of Lancaster,
for few days.
Sarah and Philip Wagner called on
g. w. Walters, Monday,
Old Crupper was caught In hail
storm, Friday morning, but got
through unscathed and as brisk as
ever.
Hello Brier Hollow, do you have an
idea that Old Crupper is afraid of a
mule, don't think SO and also don't
think l can't perform what ! preach
as / might fool you pretty bad.
Well, Resell Shull, ii you have as
good luck with ducks as Old Crupper
did with geese, you can save your
labor.
Manuel Walters and wife visited
John Klump, one day last week.
A. Nj. Ellinger called on John Wag-
ner, one evening last week.
Well, Brier Hollow, watch out l am
going TO send you one of my pictures
IN postal, then you can see what a
pretty jolly old fellow Old Crupper is.
Anyone wishing to see Scotch Collie
pups, can call on John Wagner (bet-
ier known as Bauchman) and fulfill
pheir curiosity.
Hello, Logan Route 2, you must be
getting few subscribers as you are
way ahead OF the others; say, Old
Crupper couldn't exert himself quite
that much, even for an auto.
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Green Brier Ridge

Picking berries and making hay
seems to be the order of the day.
Thomas Amerine and wife were
visiting her grandparents, last week.
Abbie Carpenter and Welcome Ely
son were visiting Mrs. Eura Virgins,
of Laurelville, last week.
Chas. Davis and wife were guests
of Charley Chamberlain, Sunday.
Welcome Elyson and Ralph lies
made a flying trip to Ash Cave, Sun
day: they report good time.
Charles Chamberlain is the cham
pion black berry peddler of this
ridge.
Mrs. Geo. Daugherty and daughter
were the guests of Charley Chamber
lain, last Sunday.
Mr.. Hill preached quite an interest
ing sermon at Chestnut Grove. last
Sunday.
Hazel Starkey is quite ill at this
writing.
Homer See left for Colorado, last
Monday.
Mrs. George Daugherty made fly.
ing trip to So. Boomingville, last
Saturday.
Charles Shaw is seen quite fire.
quently at this place.
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Opera House Picture Show Re.
opens Tonight.

The Opera House moving pic
ture show again opens it's doors to
the public tonight, afte- being
closed for three nights to make
some necessary changes for the
Inauguration of the "Fall and
Winter Run" Announcement was
made last week that this popular
place of amusement would be dark
all this week, but the necessary
changes have been completed
sooner than expected, and the
doors will be opened again to the
public tonight at 6 O'Clock. 1t
will be the policy of Messrs Stires
and Oberle to present only the
newest and very best licensed mo-
tion pictures and latest illustrated
songs during the fall and winter,
changing the program three times
u week; Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
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NEWS Of
OTHER TOWNS
Cedar Grove

Ben Morse, Carl Blackston, Jerry
and Pearl Rose, Dicie kalklosch and
Goldye Beery attended camp meeting
at Adelphi, Sunday.
Mrs, Hattie Guess, of lIaydenville,
Is visiting her parents, Marion Morse
and wife, Sunday.
w. w. McCray, of Logan was a
business visitor here, Thursday.
George Culp and wife were business
visitors at Mt. Pleasant, last week.
Several from this place attended
the ice cream supper at Fairview,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Cook and daughter, of
Black Jack, attended church at St.
John, Sunday.
Elmer Nihiser is still on the sick
list.
William Safer, of Logan, was the
guest of Lon Oldteld and family.
o. G.. Culp and wife were Logan
visitors, last Wednesday.
Clem Nupp, of Logan, is visiting
friends here, and helping make hay.
Elizabeth Nihart spent Sunday
with her niece, Mrs. Hattie Unger.
NIFTY.
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Meadow Brook

w. d. Murphy and family visit
ed Mrs. Mary Gordon and family,
Sunday.
Bill Dillon is helping Allen Muir.
ply harvest, this week.
George and Haths Klinger call.
ed on VIM. Murphy's, Sunday
evening.
Jennie Glove, of Stringtown,
visited her sister, Mrs. Will Evans,
Saturday and Sunday.
Allen Murphy and little grand
son Foy Blosser were out buggy
riding, Sunday p. M,
Jacob Klinger and family visit
ed Mrs. Elizabeth Klinger, Sun
day.
p. A. Rolston called on Allen
Murphy, Sunday morning.
This vicinity had hard rain,
Thursday; the creek was higher
than it has been for two years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Klinger spent
Thursday with Mrs. Margaret
NIhiser.
Nellie and Mildred Vancuren
and Marjorie Bowers called on
Mamie Murphy, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Blosser and son Foy
are spending the week with Allen
Murphy and wife.
Nearly everybody from this vi.
entity attended the ice cream SOC
ial at Fairview, Saturday evening
CRICKET.
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Pleasant Valley

The festival at Fairview, Saturday
night, was largely attended.
l Vancuren and wife made bust
ness trip to their farm in Fairfield
Co., last week.
Otto Davis and lady friend passed
through here, Saturday evening.
Augustine Blackstone was a busi-
ness caller at Gibisonville, Saturday.
Agnes and Nellie Nancuren and
Marjorie Bowers were the guests of
Mrs. Sam'l Nihiser, Tuesday evening,
Homer Evans and lady friend were
visitors at the Rock House, Sunday.
Harley Kuhn and Maud Myer, of
Logan, were seen in our valley, Sun
day.
Ida Goss and Myrtle Brooks, of near
Enterprise, were the Sunday guests
of Myrtle Evans.
Abraham Blum and family passed
through here, Sunday.
Rev. Harry Lyons took dinner with
Geo. Conkel and family, Sunday.
Joseph Thompson and Merl Van
curen, of Ilesboro, and c. w. Zeigler,
of Gibisonville, were the Sunday
guests of |. Nancuren and family.