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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
sssi8iiaS AEOND O1FY

Rev. fP.. tHollanc, 1lled his APP
poihtmentNh&re Sunday: =, -:
The sa Intelligence of the death
or our ex-8ssf6. REV. Nelson, Bar:
nett, came sta us FRIDAY morning. : 1t
was a shock to the entire com munity.
- W.. CeIeass Harvey Coles, <Oler
&c rge A4stsn. and J. w: Crosby
Geoer&ef Alstoh and j. w. j, Crosby;
Mrs. Char4qtae' Good; .. AIRS. Rhoda
Desper. ,A8rasa Cornelia Coles and Miss
Florence EGaD'lttk attended the funeral
Of of Rev :. b h Ct t: HUNTINGTON y MI ton sznt
i Mrs idal Ssleiniisasn z. eshteft,ained at
dinner Sunday ;.>1* = .',.:." -, ~ :. !
! !. .Rey. r. PftfHoaland, c. E. saun-
'deTs spent Sunday in Charlestod
withGhis ;fanttly:@ He was accompa-
nistlF home by his soa j ohm. : =
Henry NIXON jfs rapidly improving
from = very severe stack OF pneumo o,
MA. .S.s".. u .;E. ~. L:;E -; :, -, =, ~
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t Ii! ,tl|. IS l /: S;;P1lONDENCE:

eral Of. Rev, Nelson Barnett ut Hunt.
ingtoh Sunday.
Mrs, Ii, D.. Hodge is home again
after; having Visited several towns on
Cabin Sfeek{tn' the interest otSthe
True Reformer Order, ~,
J.; S. Noel. Of Gauley, ia spending
a few. days with his family haresa =
Nel9s Howard. of Charleston. WAS
a social visitor here Thnrsdax. e..
Charles johnson, of aauley. cemo
down Saturday to spend . Tow 1ays
with hia family, ,.,. ..-..... ast .
Joe Guthrie went to Huntington
Sunday to attend tho fansralof Rev
Barnett. =, - y. 49,! ."
.,....>.. x. Gard OF THAMES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wealey Parrish, sx-
tend thanke to their neiehbora and
friends for their attcncdon during
thsillness and death OF their dauzh-
ter. Ida A. E.'''',, -
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tEAYETTEVILflE.

The Whiting Workers Club met
Thursday ,eyering, and had a very in
tcE&sun8. meeting . .~ -, - -, -.
= xRey, Anderson preached for us last
Sunday. night.
Henry johnson, of Mt Hope, was
business visitor here last week.
Mrs Shelton, of Kaymoor. was the
guest of Mrs. Fannie Saunders Sun
day -, -. 49, :.
Mrs. Guerrant. of Kaymoor, was
visiting friends here last week. =
{ Mrs. Martha Minor spent Saturday
gith Mira: Mary. War. .~..
Mr.. and Mrs. Linzfe Logan. of
lrbro. are pleasant guests Of their
parents, Dir. and Mrs Ben Turner's.
Mrs. Mary War and Roena, ROtan
were; shopping in Kaymoor, Saturday
:. Henry Penn was hurt In Kaynoo
mines The wound Is quite painful
but not serious - -. ,'- =. '-.,..~. -:
>. Ed. Hill is able to be out again af-
erc&wo weeks, illness. ~ = p
- The little infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Pierce Is much i'm
proved. - -. :. )
On the, sick list are Mrs. James
otap;> Getaway 6 uer ONT; >; darfct 'Fdr<
Iter aud Norway Moss: ;'- : '.. E. .
- sEfR. Stella Waffle was here last
week visiting her mother. Mrs: An
ME Harris" 49, :, 10 :. - = ::
|. Rey. D.. c.. Hunter Or. p. H Cal
lqqAa1,. DR., 3. F.; White and Wv,
Hell: were In town. to. see :, Lawyer
Sweeney on legal business last week.
= Attorney T. L, Sweeney has pc,
cured; from the. Secretary IT State "a
Charter reincorporating the IndenSnd-
emit Order of Red Men and Danghta
Of ;;Pocahontaa in the State Of. West
Virginia. = =, ~
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s1dR, ADvouArH,,
sIsSliI49ERssANsp ,IloNt,AClsR5

/ !; At Wiiley sRrice, u
Lon In Huntington Ssh.
day, ITEM rev Barn Ets tdMAYs
alkSs i6sysISfe the edsstssSt MN and
Mrs, w. o. ames, S13 9Th street.
: MISREPRESENTATION who was hurt
"a t tes'sSI Nes ngo NY Q motor CAR y
, recovering 81 - : ,Nf'. '::I;S@'|'
) MN 3eSn Washington Is hi at
this wr4S1hx. - -. ~ T. .~p>Gu&aA
hey EyAE Smith, oh Efill',S TOP,
prsslAfcc ssf excellent setmqnss sagp-
aals!f- sEif"ay So; ~ .a.,$ sn!:I
\ Jaea sismess,, the = teacher. 81
SinttherS s. nGhool, and Miss - hsia
.fAand4 tSnSkSr Of Lonacre'. HSliosis
War,ss thu G1&Rts or Mr.. ana Nra.ttE.
L, Sa1d&y -. ( W, - =
- MA 1. Nm as Keetpn Ii, improving.
IVA, SJety who has been III; teW
days. ;iHssa be-. about again, -
! SIS ThS<s II Aaatss Improvement League
Of ssLonsaSrSsn1et at MraI GtrAs lewis
ThhrSd ay 49, S;t - f. =;
MRS, ,SM*ry, Frecman. Of Virginia.
and Miss Lula Drannon Of Montgom-
USSt 'SNEsSRsEANs Va StAo A&ON6AS0An ~ Z y
cahontass As1s,Rn excellent meeting
with. Nna, ,isNla jones. of the Dsush-
ters Sn9Ea hpRt9M I}l,, =, - -. :,
+ Miss, EstSlla Norton. Of Hunting
ton. was the guest of Mrs, A. Man-
sen. l. = :, S, B., -.,.. :. "
!, ME-. and 1trs. 8, 3: Graves and Mr..
and Mn IAm es CoEts.. OF London,
were guests : OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.. B.;
Daulton Sunday. ,S.>, So, -" g T.i::,y.
The Queen Ester Club met at Mira.
Henry $sarSia' monday and attended
to much basiness, = 't'%:'~'E +: 30 -
~ Mira, ,Hatffe Saunders and Mrs. An
Mo Rra9oks OF Longecre, were PLEAS
ant visitors -'@-' '-':+'N =: =
~ Mrs CIV, Oatmeal made, q bust
ness, trip TO Montgomery Monday .:i7 :,
b. b. Daulton gave a lecture at
sLongaera Monday night. - ~ =
The Court of Ca1anthe had d .call
meeting IaA Week and initiated four.
Leon g. &nes has closed his night
school T,ssSss22i - ~-..'t e. %, J.
The Court Of calanthe gave an en-
tcrtafnhsnf Saturday night With
much success "'% ( ), - -" ,;:SS.s
Mrs. Reynolds baby boy has been
III for some fine, but, is able. to be
cut again. s - =,
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LEWISRURG1

- Ne wtop .NoEris. 5of Hinton w. spent
Sunday and h Monday. visiting his
niece, Miss NJ; A.. Norris i.
The entertainment given by the
Married Mems, Club at the H. E.
church was NEST successful affair
Miss B: B, Curry presided at &he
organ with skilI and grace. The
solos. duets and quartets All display
king considerable musical talent, we're
well receiveaa As a whole, 1t wae
the best ehleftalnment ever J, given
here by home talent = -''' -.
x The ,fQll6Wfng are on: the slick list i:
Rev Edward Saunders, Mrs. Anrit
Heron and Henry Jefferson =
Miss Lydia. Winston arrived IN
Lcwisburg Sunday morning and LEFT
Monday for Washington to attend In
Iauguration. =,
The entertainment given at Mt. Ia
Ibor Baptist church, last Tuesday
night was an enjoyable affair ant
quikets a j1Aanetal success. :
The .falloWtnE are OF for w ashing
! ton to attend the inauguration: MTs
Maria Pryor, Mss MMry b. Bush 'a1t
Mrs. Maria Johnson s~. >
:. Edward Rolling was up, Monday
from Anderson. on business. Z = X.
A. D. Seams, who is teaching Ii
Raleigh. 'was here ON g. visit to hi
family last week. ~
} Mrs; Meadows, VIII 0 has had 80
we're spell CT sickness, Is able to bi
| 'ohf~ AMIN ~, =. o.. - -. .:
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. MONTGOMERY

. - MI y.
i. ~ lltlsa .J6e wilma Morgan, who came
Some from rInstitute :, sick several
weeks ago, IS able to be out. :
Miss Stella Buster continues i'll at
this. home Of her mother on Fourth
Avenue.
=, Mrs, Robert Watson has returned
from a business trip to Institute.
P. H. Hays, Of Charleston, came
Wp Thursday to be present at a
meeting OF the Masonic order. ;,
Charles Lockette, Of Longacre,
wis the guest of friends here Sun
day.
!. ,}%. The Household Of Ruths will en-
s.ssFtatn the public at the Odd Fellows
;kAll Monday evening the .Sth.
$ MRS. Wtlliaf Miller will entertain
Sf6e Women's Improvement League
! Bkursday afternoon at her home on
A3EAscept Heights.
g., 3. Morgan is sick at his home
IA Buster block.
:tSsF Miss Ida A. Parrish, whose illness
fTEas reported q few weeks ago, died
a;3undaJ and was buried Monday af-
&sIpo Don. Funeral services were held
,Eat'fhe First Baptist church. The re-
: mains were escorted to the cemetery
ny the True Refprmer order.
!, ~ Charles Parrish, Of Blue6eld, was
i1ers1ast week, because of the
death Of his sisteR Ida.
Rev. f; g. Page filed his regular
appointment at Sewell Sunday
if<S,S William Miller, OF Gauley, i:
spending few days here with hi,
II. xEFA. IGraReal Williams. is sick a
& heT home IN West Montgomery.
~ The Simmons graded school vii
S3tfbSse Friday with appropriate exc"
'ofSeb at the opera house.
Ths Anniversary exercises at tn
M,s church Sunday afternoon ant
tbs, snnfvetsary dinner at the Od,
|g'elio~s' Hall Monday night wer
Z we'll attended.
80 Or, B, F. White has returned from
Hidden, Huntington and CharIeSto
S. ah8SB lie went on business
2 ~ W Mr.. RI. B. Branham was hostess
aSh Willing Workers Club Friday, ~
FhSon 1t her homo In West 5,8Sani
B Be NJ. 5Asary Pesfy sttsHdeaF the TIA
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HNGHESTON-yIONDOE. !,

- Tie, building a,conimHteo of the
First Baptist church gave Il slipper
Saturday Governing, WHICH was largely
attended. q, J. 2, !:
- Geo. Grey, of Plymouth, spent Sun
day With friends in Hughestonsr !
- r. T.. Shelton. returned Saturday
after spending some time at his home
in Lynchburg,, va. =: 49, = <>91'> !:
= Mrs. T.. Garter was In Montgom~
cry Monday. = 49, 'fS'-E.
Edward Browne has returned from
Plymouth. '.... g.. - ~. !,
Or. B. F.. White was in our town
satdrday in the interest Of Daugh-
tefs OF Pocabontas. z : q, (
Z, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Il Graves aM son
swsre guests Of friends in Sfi5Tnerh
snnsay, ~. =.
Mrs. George Jackson spent Sbnday
.af. gle the guest o! friends an8 4rek
Yahyes. She WAS accompanied @sher
home by Mrs. 4. Viney, an aunt whp
spent Monday here. 'I!HI,, Z
Mrs. H.. Hunt is Visiting hey mug.
band at Eydds, r mr.
Mr.. and mrs. Jas. Coats and son
seent 5epaay al Smlsbegsf tbe gbeats
Of friends. 49, II = H'lrj
Miss NJ, E. Anderson has returned
home from Handley. <...
John CyruS spent Sunday with his
family at Huzhe6ton. -.
REV. Lipsconb preached an able
sermon Sunday morning. Rev. ,Da.
Wis filed the pulpit Sunday evening,
and also delivered an excellent ser
mon. ,. ..
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g O. g virls .ent}flad ORR = pn,,h =,
t.oiisrSs, {<r}oEMrs E,t.s 49,
|srew ISka yvfma n nh,nson .,S ~ =.
|Sss. sam = nv \ -, :" ,aSsS ~ 81
Missi Iyyd,a vH.n.ton =. -. ,,nn No. - !.
M. $500 s,;ss..,,s.'' ~ ~. 80.
nrsyvsaS,n 60, 49,, ue.... ~ -.
nal, n,,h'' ~. Manta
miss Ais. ~ hsnn s,sa .so.t .,.r
Nr..h,rr :, -, - -
! r.. A. Hol,inr r. was mn from
Aatser.on rsaa5 ~ o. o. ,h,,s,n.sss
tsssNxtsa s Insan h Inc, TIA nrln,, S,Snt 80.
IBSltitHtSrktanat w;..k IA .h1o,, ubt ;hs,.
siStar horoa N,,.. "a ,I..hynn- ~
s,a o;;ita IN 't-fT '7r9sS ~,,~' 49, .'IS;
: BSmGtaI RanKs hos heen >,baant
frorSSS. faw Ami rs < For 1'e5E vasr. eos
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- RONCEVERTE

nav. Robinson. filled his appoint.
|menk hdrs Sunday at the Baptls,
church. <
Miss missile ,Teigh, of New York
arrived here Friday to visit her sis,
ter. Mrs. Matte Cousin. >'''"'
MIRA. Emma. Crawford. of Anderson
saaS allied here ON account of the
ts1g f;5hssn sister: .arp. Noah
sAankhteEs -! y <>;...;', 49,.
:; Oscar, Johnson. of = Frank ford
'passa ltnraaSi here I; Saturday :en
:rpat fetS Retklsy Il to VISIT his broth
er, Pfh6f!t w D. Johnson *. =;
- aas Grove >graasde( school
students had Library day Mast Friday
26th aud aIEp served refreshments:
Mra> ina Reavf3. Willie Stribhns
and littIs Hazel Jefferson. of Charles.
ton, ares Waiting their mother, Mrs
Katie Eldridge,. ~, .... ;,
.Wednssday might. gath, the Daugh-
tiers OF Po4ahuntaa held their public
installation ard f1rst anniversary at
the Baptist church. Mrs. Mary
Ward Freeman. Of Covington. Vir-
ginia,, the Great Keeper of Records.
was in the chair. She was assisted
by D. r. Hickman, Great Sachem, at
which time the following officers
were installed Mrs. Magic l.. &1iek-
man. Pocahontas; Miss Minnie v. Al
len. Prophecies; Miss Dora Storer,
Wlnenah; Rev Charles lewis. Pow
hatan; Mrs Mary H. Lewis. Keeper
of Records; Miss Lena Hopkins. Cob
iectrrs Of Wa4apum; sirs. Mary Lacy
Keeper of Wampum. -
Ruffner Poindexter, Of Anderson, is
spending &he week here with friends
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81 - So, ~ -. -, !. Il. !.
F. RED STAR.

4. :. ..hs.arss 81 i y,:anak nspton we're
Fl f4SRiA th st HEN 4 En r,a y, , o.. o.
y 'FatMse VIA sfs!. Bsht9n tThdtsday.
:titts fsl&ssSE. Austin Went 10 Mabsoott,
20 preach Sunday.
M I'D Bufk attended
S>stteeS' III Is s{{ssI4sn lIaah. Sunday even
s. 49, :. ~ t>-"''i...,
\ aesis1EgQf. j. 1t, Arter preached All able
sSsj Sunday afternoon at the
- NM RaptistR church and at Glen
=, i. 'tk,. Sunday evening. :, = ,'.
'irH' NfS. 81 Hubbard rs quite ILL.,
}A - Miss pluma Jackson, of the SEM
~ in1ry, has gone to her home In Hin
,,s4tSA on account Of illness.
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FOR DISEASES or THE SKIN.

Nearly oil diseases 0f.the skin such
as. eczema, "a, letter; salt. rheum and
BARRIERS itch, arc characterized by
an intense itching and s01atting,
which often makes life a'buT6en end
dtstu RIBS Sleep and rest. !, Quick re-
lief may be had by applying Cham
ber1atn's Salve" 4 d&>aalays he Itching
and. snanUng, alpdost instantly. Many
cases have been cured by its use> For
sale by CA, Potten1eId, corner Cap
fSoT and Virginia Is geetB, and, 3Idasl
.Paarinacy,::. No. - +, ga Charleston
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.ANSTED NOTES.

SsstitrSsMrs.9 Nora Haskfns has been quite
,,1 aSt6r seyersI weeks but Is convelese-
!. l11s At presents.
= 3illtnt Brooks. OF Ohio. was the
1Usesed guest Of his two sisters
isS .SNeek. Mrs.. Sarah Comes and
1sSy&Ey Hawkins. After brief visit
4, Rshts 40 other for Charleston to meet
'$e tier: (which -theyrwiR leave
isHsSt1y for Ohio. where his mother;
II l4resfde hereafter. ::
,&}$s;ssssHAA. George Washington celebra-
ss&aHn rendered by the Friendship
SS1Ihh was highly appreciated by all
- 9nnG*D ihah:s Quilting Party waa
% rally rendered by some of An
.sztfeSa - sons and daughters. The
0lsntch Aas crowded with white and
= sA6aohed people. The characters wer&
dressed an Martha and George Wash
gton.,: ::
Initiation are out announcing
marriage of Miss Sallie EASILY to
Ut: Taylor. Many were fortuata in
hing in vitations.
- Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Banks were the
y
I goz Mon day morning.
'ss Mfss Nettie Bell Reynolds has been
disposed for several days.
= - 1kfBs kettie Ledyille was called to
. 'saaS he'd Faide Of. her sick sister at
= Pfhdence, Sunday afternoon.
= sfhe SUNDAY School, under the
asenant Of, Sam Clay gave an
SsikEIASkt-A q Z I,,f,S~aoD SE;oooo
H9friett Stuart and Nette Ledville
: table, holders, The sum. OF
hsS Z was realized, which win great
) :9Y nnnef1t the Sunday School.
~ - tTRe B.. Y, f. u. Socialist club ran
9ssd Inspiring and choice. music af-
sSEs rev. Gregory's sermons, which
Is We're broad and deep. =
stEs &ffa 4 Cora Pack or Hinton, was
S1tinB her sister and relatives here
Sttnday.
:: 5.S* Misses Matte and Ora Freeman
We're the recipients or a piano last
u IS 6 -, 49, 49,
s:ss.s; atAafa8 Jessie, Burton, of Montgom-
SHsxs,, was the guest of her aunt, last
THE little infant son Of Mr.. and
~ sF;ss 'iiliiaG' Peppers has been quite
slaB Nth ppeumoda. but Is out OF
f39sSagea. =. -
= The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Albert Dues WAS burnt severely
.X2pRtE by akfllful attention is getting
!, nicely
!: ~, William Reese arrived last week
- %Eg}6a WVi1lfa Harris made \ buai
+ tGesa trip to Thhrmond. Sunday
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shs a. EikL1s.

~. There ,isn's aay. y%JTh0ffTS N oadorru1
e5gsets are aim pay: .EEiS% ffsS8lG sof a
,sclanstae com binaEionx .,os. GhSSr best
remedies that are knuwn }isaSnSs1icih
foT the. upbildiaE Gaha a,Se3nySnAting
81 TfSTed x :weeR3s ana 'N0rR Sknena an
WotueFaa They: JaoE on thu, sbtood in
sueh o. IA nsSr that JSba sser itat soon
imbuSd with new life and fhopa, and
Rappiness. q, Price s IL o.. hex; six
Iaoxes IS, fully. guaranteed on the
non ey-back plan. SAddFess or can
y. "a. PostSrhesdI druggist i cor p Cap-
sait thu prtnoApRf 'rsrnS daBaSa nd do
not substitute. I;Z : .gss{3D 49, -
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p George Pines. sth sat. sdiea S6suss,
day. February "a, s sF news MS ei
sthe community III M ~ Mid. ~ ia,
aick " few days he 81 dscsaslS 81
1eaves wife and four Shildrsii.s
funeral haasd tAsu0Dis y < "a siss
?, Rev Reed Aof ;Iauek h annon Was
assisting New, 3 : BSSxE Martin IN 'his
rNviySlrthe& past week. ,s.!,S s;>5ssf {, ssS,S
y w. p, ForneY and nd HoskifSs,
hsEe been, son thsss sick ls,sts for IL g
pssta tehl d6ysSta.., as:a sf nc ~ NJ s.,
; RfofaI}A Nos gIsloneaeH OF MoiioS,,
Eah:' waa the susst~of e, nj. MoftSn
Sunday aftxrh6Sn:gyteSS A&&w. y aiaY.ss
ti. :. L. s. ;. { - Il.
'$>2i;l ~ IT, kflssT oN; S,is, !. 5 Strs,
Mrs, RI tss avankslist, wAs'
The pleasant 81 es /, 81 ssRey. and MR.
j.. L., Griffith: few days lsst weeks
i { Mrs. sallieS jppee& was, IT Ciarlts4+
burg recent 4. :. : S' ),
:; sRav, J.f L. 5Gftrtt h snent$ ! he {atter
pert OF last week ffs ,Riicls hannon. IS:
Mrs.&-AiAry. Rnndsall. IS OF 4 Ciarkha
burg, wasSthe guest, Of her mother
Mrs. Sallie Jones': several days last
week : ..,'' -, e u :, ...sS ~ \ ~
~ reception, was given ON aNashs.
tngton 81 birthday at the home ofstdrs
and Mrs. Jackson Lack In Shehor Nof'
their daughter. Mrs a Maud LewiaS Z
Those present were. NiisseR, ,MaGgte'
Smith, 1ris Hutchinson .s, Chriatihe'
Smith, .Mammis Bailey, May job nsofS
Pattie Lacy Mantle; Jones Apd, May
Smith, and Messrs, Russell ! Lee;g
rRobt. Riddle; Chah Bronson. VIM!
Perkins, Jas. Jones. Fay Gatlip, Erred
Rhea Everett Lee, II uas>> T MoQ ltons )
Floyd Lacy and Herbert Coston! ~
The: time was pleasantly spent Sins
amusing plays. with an ocoasiolsafS
vocal or }Instfu lnentals number s'Bys
Russell Hlee; KTissesi Lewis or Batley )
= Njg< q 49, 49,. ~ ~
Z, Il 5sMssssMamies RiaAte Wilson, After
o pieasaAh $yislt TO-; her parents, has
returned ,tos her home In Pittshagg: 4
! miss, Gay Rrensons was quite siilllss
several days last ;Vpss1tnsH&SH ~ IL s
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FRUITS, eAltDl Is ICE CREAM
: - ~ ep IL a&s sSgV S@s NV g..
], ~ Families FtaraissIfIll,estlals. { With
Ice ! 1 = Orders for ship.
n1e Mt Su1fGiJed. ~ ~. III ut. &
make prompt delivery Of Cream and Sum
day orders. .H. >"- ...~. -. - ->@~"~ "
e. Mic II. ! 81 !!

.st9ssldas1s@, FIati3a, ,PetBra was sftio6bbing
In Chatlsstonl SATURDAY, .. ~ =,
~ Des0 ftta H. Hfaada resnraed nome
Saturday, at Institute, after teaching
q week for hisf sister. i'm! III
4: Archie MotS ihney, OF Montgomery;
was seen jp town Saturday. K ~ i.
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Correspondents are requested to
mail their letters, Il, reach this 6fflce
not later tran ThuTSday morning.
Failure Z" do sossviIs prevent nhhii2
cation ~tiils'thot following WeekM r..
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C0rrespo nsfsnEs, ia = rt,asAaAmA. tn
mail tiseiE, letters Ia Faaaes .shaes oaaoa
MOI LASER sfltssal; TI,srsaay, s,eSntea.
Fsilnra. to elp sp N bseyAsAf sasal,si.
cssttoss tila The 49, an
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y - ...g :
$ Rev.f: ": bryant is spending TINS
week at ,Bidwell. ohio: i,t,%
The following r4terned gentlemen
attended the funeral Of the late Rev.
Nelson Barnett SSu nlday,, REV. Hardy
OF Gatfettsburg; HeTSEewis, ASHLAND.
Rev. Shadd. Gallipolis, Rev. A.; IN
Lewis, :; Hinton, REV Q. P. Wright,
Ironton!f= --,:2.E =: l. r :@;sf -
~ j.. IN Wilson, of Washington. gave
a YDdnbaf recital at the. M e. church
Tuesday evening to an appreciative
audience. So. = -" .r.-.' r. -
Monroe Peyton, Of Gauley. Bridge,
l;attendSd the funefaI OF Rev; Bafdett;
Sunday afternoon. ? !: - i Y. j
The infant .childf.of Mr.. and Mrs:
| Dotson is quite ;d1l. with; pneu1aba III
e Ralph Hill came from ChartestbI
Sunday 10 attend the fnneral - :
|, &: MRS: Hart Z mother 81 Mre. Robt.
Woodson, has returned oIher home,
New Canton virgins, after an ex-
tended visit ts Her "a laughter. :satur.
day 49,. ~, y. a:.'t'r ~
= The. ;foltpwing s. persons, FROM IRON
ton were In, att ndance at the s1urer-
|'al .Snnday,s Roba- : Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Thomas Bryant, Mr. s,aad Mrs.
Andrew washington A gAea: Moore,
Bfrss4. :Frank !, Osborne Mra.F Minnie
EBryanF -. >s.:>' = s e g..
90 H.. Barnett and: wife::returned
10 Hold Mondky: = ~. = - ,:t,:-
T. MRS: Mary Perry, who :; attended
4he funeral Sunday returned on No.
q; Sunday evening ito her home in
r Montgomery: = z: =. !. -:
Mrs; Alice Hammond, and Aunt,
MRS. Galloway were the guests OF
Mrs; 1sttam Scott oyer: Sunday.
!. The1 following from, Gallipolis at
tended i'ths funeral OF their, Tate
pssteF, :Rey: : Barnettt,ss Wan, Banks,
VIVA Eads. j no. Grant d. b. Howell,
Mead DANES Cor9eM and Lucy, A. CoaB+-'
ttHlS !: H..:<f~ =: = ~. 4. =. t<,HE:.,' -.
f., !: Miss sAlmira Riddle was called to
| View .CaAt on, va. Scsdt1rday on ac-
| COUNT OF: the Serious; Illness or, her
fhrnfhi:st y, FL ~ f.,' :: p. 49, ! ...
( y5i 6t & 4 fddle, + pf Anderson; iqafne
7 aown, sunday ID Witness tie last sad
I rtteB ofShis unc1eJ Rev II. Barnett:
\ ''IJSOty ;I5lEhbtvOR 'loaI USut6FhBSt anu
/ Keaton ,1%of @flongacFe,:: attended the
4, fpn eraa aetnday: ~ ~; ~. - ;'n'
1'&frMry and Mrs :: Robert II tafnph rey
ce1SBFat9G their cfana weddthg, Sat,
4 Grday.} a a hstfiber.. OF friends called
4 tstweaR the hpurs OF s and I I. ~ m,
/ mr.. sat1fsd ySMrs. sJFf, M. fR8bihsoh,
4 NefS the, 81 estst s!of, .tnetrf daughter
Mrs. c. ,1Cs f'arnstt oyer Sunday>; -
f0"SN ~ g r8eny UfsfSt, Albaas.; a',life.
long friefa of the Iates4 Eeex:4Barnett.
:atteafed the funeral O fhis. departed
friend. - n=:.,"}} ? .r.", ~, 3f.r..,
/ Mt and MTs, Harvey, Cole. Mr.
4 Winston < COX md y dau ghter, Miss
ttJ9ietl attended,! the, funeral Sunday,
n. Mrs; 1iatney and Mrs. ward OF
Aah1and'; ;, spent Sunday here ,$ith
friends, ;,ae,.; ~, ,.s.- .<., e. '-,..., =
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
SUMMER PASTURE FOR cows.

While in thickly populated regions
OF the Eastern States it has been
found more profitable to maintain
cows throughout the summer upon
soiling crops, yet throughout our own
state IT will generally be found more
convenient to pasture all stock. When
luxuriant growth Of grass can be Oh
tanned there Is no other method Of
feeding milk cows which will obtain
as copious a flow OF milk or obtain 1t
so cheaply.
For milking stock the pastures
should be luXuriant, A short sparse
growth requires too much travelling
on the part OF the cows to ever obtain
a satisfactory flow Of milk. Our
natural grasses furnish excellent food,
but are generally too thin on the
ground. In some localities the wild
vetch is common and will be found a
splendid producing food.
II alfalfa is sown in a mixture with
bronze grass, blue grass or timothy, so
as not to form more than one-third OF
the mixture, there will be no danger
OF bloat from it. Mixed In this ratio
with bronze grass or orchard grass, an
excellent stand and luxuriant growth
will be obtained. In irrigated regions
make as great a mixture or grasses as
possible. Meadow fescue will prove
very satisfactory and some white
clover will be much rclished by the
cows. In dry land regions the pasture
mixtures should be made up mostly OF
bronze grass and meadow fescue.
In the spring and early summer
grass is usually very plentiful, but
during August and September many
OF the grasses are dormant. Hat this
period supply Of green forage may
be had the rapid shrinkage in milk
flow may be largely avoided. A mix
ture OF peas and oats sown In small
plots OF one.tenth to one-ilfth OF an
acre at intervals of ten days will pro
vide an abundance of wholesome food,
which, IL not cut too green, will pro-
duce a splendid flow of milk, Other
grains may be used, but peas and oats
have been found very satisfactory.
Remembering that money saved by
starving a milk COW Is the poorest
kind OF economy and providing ar
abundance of food for all seasons, the
dairyman insures greatest profit fol
his labor and investment.-Prof. j. A
Mclean in Ranch and Range.