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Br0oxfield.

HAY CROP A DISAPPOINTMENT.
 The hay crop is proving quite a disappointment as the promise for a good crop was all that could be de- sired until June, when drought con ditions began. No doubt it partly the effects of last seasons drought when the grass seemed to be dead. All old mea lows are reported as only half normal or below. Newly seeded pieces are generally about up to the ayeraee. The sh. rtag4 now promises to be serious.
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MISS PECK-MR DEAN.

George s. Dean, the genial Bank Street grocer, and Miss Bertha B. Petk k were married, Thursday, at the Congregational parsonage in Chesh- ire, Rev Carl Stackman, formerly of West Cornwall, officiating. MT and Mrs Dean went to New York on their wedding journey, and from there took a steamer for Boston, Mass, from which point they left for visit in New Hampshire.
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Kent.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NEWS.

Subjects of sermon for next Sun day: morning, Gathering up Frag- ments;;" junior sermon, Taking care of the Little Things in Life" "' Even ing, "'The Unknown Christ" Sub ject of mid-Week service on Thurs day evening, July 22 at 7.3O o'clock, in the lecture room, Jesus Concep- tion of what it means for Man to be Found" The district service next week will be held in the school house, Ore Hill, on Tuesday even- ing, July 20 at 7.3O.
 Miss Suzanne Perry, a niece of Rev Clarence H. Perry, and Clarence Will son, both of New York City, are guests at the parsonage.
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FOREST FIRE UNDER CONTROL

Representative Chauncey B. Marsh called out a gang of men to fight a ire on Carmel hill, Sunday night, and after exhausting work for sever- al hours got it under control. The fire got going lively in the hemlock timber and damaged some ties al ready sawed.
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BIRD s. COLER VISITS GREEN
 POND.

Bir1 s Coler, a former democratic candidate for governor in New York state and a prominent democratic leader in Brooklyn, was the guest of Charles A. Mallory, Sunday, and paid a visit to Green Pond.
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Miss Miriam Taylor of New York is home for the summer vacation.
 Mrs Fanring os Brooklyn has been the guest of Mrs J. H. Pope, last week.
 H. l.. Foote had a valuable COW
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New Milford.
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

There seems to be quite move in old tobacco. James H. Stuart, the well known packer and grower, has sold his 1908 packing to c. F. Schov- erling, and has recently made ship ment of 1907 tobacco to Southern parties.
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Mrs Lorenzo Beers of Stratford has visited Ter brother, +. E. Beardsley.
 MT and Mrs Edward Hyde Of Flushing, L. l., &nJ family have been with L. E. Beardsiey.
 Miss Pauline Smith has enter tained her friend Miss Webb.
 F. w. Wheeler has sold his gray horse to Louis Goulette.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 Walter B. Hatch has been elected church treasurer
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Monroe.
A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
 The children and grandchildren of Mrs E. M. Beardsley and other fam fly friends, were gathered together at her home on Monday to celebrate her S4th birthday. Mrs Beardsley is very well and enjoys the visits of her friends as much as ever, al though her eyesight has failed her. All her friends wish her many re- turns of the day. q
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CLARKSBCRG.

Attorney Moore, OF Joh1stown,
Pa, was called here by the serious
illness his uncle
Samuel Nolan, of Wheeling was
shaking hands with friends here,
Monday. His wife and children,
who have been visiting relatives ac-
companied him home
Miss Essie Colston was taken to
Weston Monday to be treated for
mental arrangement.
Sir. and Mrs. B. S. Turner, Rev.
;. ?. West, David Scott and Misses
Hannah Meade, Lille Allen, and
villa Leo attended the closing ex-
cTcises at the Monongah school Fri
day night,
Chas, and Geo. Day and A. ].
Davidson Of Fairmont were Sunday
visitors. here.
Mrs. O. T. Davis, Of Buckhanuon
spent week here visiting friends.
The THANKSGIVING Sermon to An
ia ana. star Lodges K. OF P's. and
W. s. KcarDcy Court Of CaIautho
was preached Sunday afternoon, by
KEY. 5. T. West d. D., at Pride Cha.
pei. Quite a number were in at
tendance and all seemed much plea
scd with the excellent sermon.
dr. and Mrs. 3. Kirk are pre-
parlng to locate permanently jr
hGh mCnd, Ind. During their sta,
OF eight years here they have made
many friends who regret their dc.
paTture. w. S. Kearney Court OF
which Mrs. Kirk IS an officer. will
entertain for them Thursday even.
ing at the home Of Mrs. T. f. Ross
Ehe re-opening OF Pride Cbape
'ook place Sunday. The interio,
has been greatly beautificd and the
large number in attendance through
out the day noted the Improvement.
win genuine pleasure. Prcsidine
Elder Accooe assisted the Dag
lor. He preached an excellent dig
course in the morning. but OWNS
TO being indisposed was relieved Al
night by the pastor. A rally wa,
held IN. connection with the quarter
~ meeting and S11S.75 was collect
ed during the day.
} {. ". Florence after closing &
very successful term Of school a.
Monongah passed thro' the city en-
route to Harper's Ferry where b,
VIII enter Storer College for tht
spring term. IT,
Mrs. Tuck planned yer1
pleasant surprise for Miss w. Lee
on Thursday evening at her HON,
on Mechanic street. quite A nun,
Der OF friends Joined With her #
merrylg4mlakipg, and q .de1i9ltGnl tim,
was spent. '0NN''' 'f''' s"'' ,''''''' ~" "a" y
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With their supper :, s
REV, N, "A. Smith from Ircn Gate
Va, preached three sermons Sun,
day -, s,S> - "A .r~|- u
DR., b. f. White. of Montgomery
was a pleasant visitor to our town
three days last week to Organize
the Pocahontas lodge.
Master Fred Walker is confined
to his room with rheumatism. ~
The little daughter Of Mrs. Allie
Pyre Is very sick. f~".~ ,'' ~.
Miss Sallie Clayter from Anstead
Is a visitor. In our town.
Mrs. Frank Snyder and Miss The
ressa were callers at Decpwater last
week, - - -
Miss Alice Curtis and Miss Sc
dalia Jones went to, Montgomery,
last week on business.
Tom, Hops, OF Page and Miss
Mandy Lewis we're married Tues lay
night at s o'clock.
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ST. ALB.ASS.

The X. of p. Lodge had their an
nual Thanksgiving sermon preached
at the ST. Paul Baptist Church by
Rev r. DIV. Meadows. Rev. Mea-
dows was at his best and preached
a most excellent sermon.
Vaughan Brooks of Hurricane was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Emma Tay-
Ior. Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Haywood, Of Charles
telL spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Mary Greene received the
sad news Saturday that her father
in-law, Mr.. Robinson and his two
children, of Roanoke, Va, w"rc
burned to death.
Tale Parrish. Floyd Waddy and
Oscar Williams, students of the W
Va. Colored Institute spent Sun'!a!
with their parents.
Alberta Wilson left Monday ful
Mansfield. @.
Rev. Taylor Of the A. NJ. F. chur"l
flIel his regular appointment here
Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Louise Parker, Of Ports
mouth. O., returned homv Monday
after spending several days with
Miss Mary Dills.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. d. W. Meadow:
are tho proud parent vi Il new ar
rival at their home-a girl. .. ..
The two lodges Of the *, OF F'S
and the two courts held their thank
giving service at the First Baptist
church. Sunday afternoon.
\ large audience was present
and heard an eloquent and interest
ing sermon delivered by Rev. s. a
Thurstcn. Besides the regular ex-
crciscs three beautiful vocal solos
were rendered by Mesdames Fannie
Perkins. Tana Mcdaniel and DR.. w.
Morris.
Miss ida Alexander. enc of. the
teachers at the Orphans Home,
spent Sunday here with friends,
Mr.. and MRS. Milton Owens, enter
tanned Misses Mary Dill and Louise
Parker at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and baby, Of
Canton, O.. are in the. city for tenn
rorary residence.
Jno II. Wilson, OF the District OF
Columbia Bar and B. II. Evans. OF
B. W. l., have consolidated and are
in our city this week for series
OF entertainments.
Pref AFTER, of Hill Top Seminary
delivered an instructive and inter
esting sermon at the First Baptist
Church Sunday morning. Prof. Ar
ter filed the pulpit in the absence
of Rev. l. " Bryant, who delivered
the annual sermon to the K of P's
at Raymond City.
Miss Lillian Lewis, enc of the
teachers of the orphanage who has
been suffering with tonsllitis is now
much improved.
DR.. White, Chiropodist, is spend
Ing the week here.
Mrs. T. B. Smith whose illness was
reported last week is much improv-
ed.
4 meeting of the coIored voters
was held at the X. Of P. Hall, Mon
day night, when the new charter for
the city together with the candida
ties were discussed.
Four OF our representative color
cd men are candidates for the Citi-
gems Board; c. S. McClain, of the
4th Ward. DR., c. G. Barnett, of the
3rd Ward; Prof. J. W. Scott and w.
X. Johnson of the End Ward.
ward has been added to the
Huntington hospital for colored pa
ticnts.
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INSTITUTE.

Miss Mamie Chandler spent Sat
turday' and Sunday Visiting home
folks at Mound. - ''.>
Prof. s. II. Guss made a business
trip to Charleston, Friday.
+ Miss Maude Whey was the guest
Of Miss Moss Clay, Friday and Sat
urday. h"-.t.1.. =. y. -.
Miss Mary l.. Thompson made q
business trip to Charleston Monday
| j. Marshall Jones <madc a bust
ness trip to Institute, Thursday. "a
T DR.. G. II Gray, Luther Jefferson,
Endom Green and Frederic CambfYt
ATTENDED the play at the West vir.
ginia Colored Institute, Friday eve
ming. - q. 81. f|'@,~,, - ~ ~r,..,< !.
Miss Harriet Walker left for he,
home at Bnckhannop, Monday: -
Mrs. J. w. Whey was the CUES,
OF Mrs s. II. Guss Monday. -
| Boyer Lee and jamie Jones were
sick several days last week.
The first year Normal Glass en-.
tertained the Wheatley- Dunbar Lit.
erary Soeiety at The West Vffginis
Colored Institute Friday evening by
presenting drama IN three acts
entitled Hazel Adams" To size ur
the characters III general, each mel
the hearty; Appreciation of the. entfrs
audience; in particular, Coles and
lJohnson created almost a continoas
daughter during their appaa rance
upon the stage. a solo by Miss Gus
Wells and trio by Misses Emma
Leach, Matte Bradley and Berthe
RotaD between acts, were wen re-
ceived. =, - - IL.
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RAYMOND CITY.

Rev. S. r. Bullock, Of Charles
ton was in our, town Wednesday
evening in the Interest of the Hill
Top Seminary ana college He also
preached a thoughtful sermon. A
collection. amounting to. $3.50 was
given for the ttendssft OF the school.
Rev. P P. Holland has been cali
cd as pastor of the First" Baptist
church and will take charge on the
first Sunday in April.
Sunday was a busy day at the
First Baptist Church, Sunday school
at ntnc-thirty o'clock. Rev. Bryant
filed his pulpit at IL A. NJ and
preached an excellent sermon. He
also delivered an Instructive ser
mon to the Knights OF Pythias at
2 o'clock. Rev" Bryant filled the
pulpit again at P. ID. and preached
sermon which will be long re-
mem bcrcd. Collections for the day
s23.67.
Messrs. Brooks. Jones and Taylor
of Bancroft came up to our town
with their lodge Sunday
Mrs. BERTHE Parker, of Charleston
came down to the sermon Sunday
Mesdames Kingsley; Cogle and
Carey were SHOPPING In Charleston
last week. f'.,.r
Roland Williams. is sick at his
home. r.
Josephine Coleman, isreportcd nc
better at this writing.
Charlie Williams Is on the sic1
list. q. -
George Aston is confined to his
room at this writing.
| Mrs. Lydia Shores was called te
Virginia last week. by the death o
.hcr brother. She was Joined IL
charleston by her sister, Miss Cor;
Garland.
| c. F.. Saunders spent Sunday il
ICharlcston with his family.
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BARROVRSVILLE.

Frank Reed, rs, man who has
livci here with his daughter. Mrs
C., p. Martin was found dead Monday
afternoon in little hollow just cast
or 'McClung street in the new ad-
dition. few yards from hts home.
] He had gone there in the morning, to
cut away briers with mattock: and
not coming home at noon hour, a
friend was sent for him; and was
shocked to find the old man cold
! i'm death. ..
!, He had evidently been seized with
an attack Of heart trouble, from
which he suffered and died sudden
". When found he was lying on
his back Mt the bottom of the hollow
: with the mattock close by.
Coroner; Willis Noel of Hunting
~ ton, was notified of the finding OF
Reeds body and reached here at 4
O'Clock. After viewing the remains
and. getting statements of witnesses
he thought an inquest unnecessary
Reed lived for, years in Point Pleas
ant where he was prominent in the
church.
Mrs. Kilgore, was in Huntington,
Wednesday.
Add Reed. Of Steubenville, Ohio
who attended the funeral of his faith
err. Frank Reed left for Bidwell, O.,
Friday
Henry Goode is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs Mary E. Hicks made a bust
mes trip to the city Saturday.
Rev. Geo. p. Kinney, our pastor
preached at Williamson. Sunday.
Mrs. Goodc spent Sunday in Hun
ttngton.
g Miss Bessie Hicks and Mrs. B. L.
Taylor attended ''Stronghcart' in
in Huntington last week.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The many friends Of VIM. Holmes
who received painful injuries in The
mines over n week ago will be glad
to hear Of his rapid recovery. He is
able to be around in lis room.
''EOwlhg to the inclcmency of the
weather, the Womans Improvement
League did not meet last week.
#@Miss Amelia Mcdaniel Of Ward,
was calling on relatives and friends
here, Sunday.
- Monroe Frazier, Of Ward was in
our town Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Washington and Mrs.
! 1>ewis,Q Green, Of Pratt we're among
those who attended the ThaDksgiy-
ing services here Sunday.
Mrs. s. B. Groves is quite indis.
posed at this writing.
Mrs. Wn. Brown and son Bcrnar
were business callers in Montgomery
Friday.
- John Jefferson, of Charleston was
visiting his neice, Mrs. Fleming An.
sdorsen, Wednesday.
Y = 09erge Massey of Ward, was in
bur town Sunday.
Eustice PtfJiin, of Plymouth. is
hSrs. .---.---------..
~ Mfs. Q. 8. Anderson was shoppine
ssNs kofhsrg. Monday.
sS 1ars. Ed. Carter who was VISITING
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Montcro Mckinney, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McKin-
,ney was quietly married to MIR. Is-
,aac Rogers, Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides parents
.Ony the family and a few friends
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Guthrie moved
TO Donwood, Monday for. future
residence. "'>r%..'@..
Rev. and Mrs. 6. e. Page, OF
Charleston were up Gunday- Rev
.Tage preached morning and even.
ing at the First Baptist Church and
in the afternoon he preached the
Thanksgiving sermon to the K. oi
Ps. and Courts OF GalaBtlie. -
Miss Ethel Bryant, OF Kimberly
was the Weekend guest OF Mrs. Joe
Guthrie. =. ~ - 3;rt%a. .-
Miss Ethel Brown has returned
from a visit ontIoup creek.
Mrs. John Noel vas a. visitor to
Seweii, Sunday .~Z
Mrs. John Agnoi6,l nof: rHandIey
was the guest Of Mrs. Robert Par.
r:s'. Monday. hz4 <.tTz r. ,."'
Rev d. c.. Deans has returned
TO Macdonald after having spent q
few FayH' with his family.
Mrs, 7. g. White Is en- the 'siek
list. ~. d
Mrs. George HY6wn n sick at hel
home on Fourth avenue
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NNsslTIElDl.

4 -. -. % e. 49, .
| Miss GnsslA Rnrton Is, visiting hor
grandmother. 19rs, Mary Pogue.
| Rev. GtexUfT preached IN inspir-
ing SERMON Gnday. x -
Charlie RA'hdan is indisposed this
week. =, H. Us M, :, ... 1851. .,,s.$
/ S. w, Williams and S. NJ, Clay.
were elected delegates to the COM
vention toshes held in Macdonald.
! Mrs. Betties Clayton, received q
letter atatinE, the sad news Of the
death. OF Mr.. Sam Cambridge, Of
Scarhro. The family has been intt-
mate friends for some time. : ..... !.
MIR. and Mrs. Cox were confined
to thoir beds with lagrippe last
week. :. NM 81,
! Mrs. Harriet Stewart ind Sarah
, Grimes gave n box supper Monday
night for tho B.. Y. P. U, .,- J.
Miss Mary Powell remains dan-
gerously Ill. ~ .... -.
Miss Blanche Rrannum spent a
few days with her parents at Long
! acre last week,
AIRS, Bessie Eldridgc was on the
sick list last week. .... 49,
Little Octavia Clayton Is seriously
iin S,N>. ..s..
Miss Mary Gufrrant is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs, Sallie Jones.
John and Will Fontaine attended
the school closing at Hinton last
week. ..'
Mrs. Bette Clayton entertained,
Sunday afternoon; Quincy Barney.
Charley Brown, James Jones, Willie
Poe, Misses Matte and Ora Free
man In honor of Miss Bessie Camp
bell of Minden; the little girls former
teacher. Miss Campbell was on her
way home and stopped to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton. :.
|. Mr.. Willie Jordan and Miss Gus
sic Burton attended the Il. of P.
sermon at Sewcll Sunday, also did
Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes.
Work Is very dull at the present,
The public school will close ON
the 23rd of April. - =
Mrs: Lauras Taylor Of Hawks
Nest is quite i'll. ; -
James Edmands. who has been q
K. of P. for a number Of years was
an eye witness to the Exercises at
Seweli, Sunday. ..-----
Mrs. VIM. Peppers little. infant.
son who has been i'll for several
months Is rapidly improving:
Nesdames Harriet Stewart and
ucy Hawkins called on friends at
Hawks Nest Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Reeds children are
improving : -
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Mrs. Brooks and sister, Mrs. Nor
chant. were Iae guests of Mrs. Tho
mas u. Conner last week. Thcv
icit Sunda!'- Mrs. Brooks for Tai
colt and Mrs. Merchant, for Clair
most.
Hiss Manic Nicklc left Ucdnes-
ID! for Athens
Miss Ethel Williams is snendiDy
a ie" days at home.
Last Friday evening the Duni1e ~
TIE W;ndy-Dale" School returned
, 1n"hEs 10 their teacher and parents
ne teacher for bringing them -
nc l':;ht IN the hidden mysteries Of
o'i'f@uit,. problems;; to their parents
'of Visiting their scbeol. The nro.
gram was. given at. the Mt. Comnou
! N"orch after WHICH the trusteos
served refreshments.
.HcprY Swope;s.pf Bargegs Snrinr.
}" listing friends here. ~.
HhEar and .Dossie. Pack returned
home Thursday. -.
''H*ter exercises.
SUNDAY School. RchoIars for ,,ot,
MISS Julia Johnson returned :,
'>'h'Sl""' TO her school Sunday.
G. r. G. Crawford is Al hon,o no,,.
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ANDERSON.

Nr". Cora Freeman is danserou.1y
III at this writing.
MaYnc Conner attended tho clos-
'hS exercises Of the Ronccverto
$cn1oj. Friday. ~
T. ". Hopkins is conductiro >,
restaurant on the Mort Side.
In" Church Aid was entertainer
w Mis-; Cornelia Page, Thursday
AFTERNOON. Delicious refreshments
"cT" served and a most ENJOYABLE
time ""'"
Miss Sodie swope has returned
from a ""oi's stay in Lowisbnrg
r. T. Watkins was chosen dele
Eac" to represent the Shiloh Bantis,
SUNDAY school at the Sunday School
convention. He will make an able
representative. -.
W. l.. Banks attended the " T.
conference at Alexandria. Virginia
last week. Bill"
Wilbur Freeman is home from,
Fayettc. = 0'''
H"rrF Toliyer of Roncevertc was
mere Saturday.
noan"r Poindexter spent SUNDAY
I WIZ friends infHRonceverte
Mrs. James Mann has returned
home again.
"a?r'cornuS seems to be little
busy around Odd Fellow Lodge No
20" ana II. II. of Ruth No. 1862
-
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Pr. PLEASANT.

Miss Laura Wells. OF Pomeroy,s
who has been the guest, OF Miss
/ M. Francis Morton since Thursday
left for her home Monday. ~
D.. jackson. OF Mason was "a 'busi-
ness visitor in town Saturday. -,
Miss, Alice JordanS who has been
| home for the past ten days TOR q
much needed rest from her duty
at the Asylum at Weston lett Fri
day.to again assume duties. ), %@}
a. B. Reed. OF Steubenville.r Ohio,
spent few hours In town yester-
day. .,-.... .->.sss.., . 4
| Miss katherine Jordan, who has
been the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
n. l.. Jordan for the past week left
Sunday to resume her work at Co
lumbuS. =. - -....,1.:. :
MrH. Sarah Isaac. Of Quincy spent.
Saturday and Sunday, mere the guest
of her sisters Mesdames, T. Craig,
and P. Lewis. 49,. ~. T.. r '>@
The members of, the Reading Cir
fcle entertained Thursday evening at
the home Of C. Henderson in honor
of John and James Adams and other
guests. Cards and other games
were the feature OF the SveninE:
Those present were. f.1s. PriscilIn
Lewis, Miss Katherine Jordan. Miss
Laura Wells, Miss Alice e. Jordan,
John Adams, Misses Julia Smith,
Ida Craig, Mosella and Mithue Col
ston, L. r.. Jordan. Thos Davis, TT.
and Fred Thomas. A very ,appetiz-
ing supper was served at which, time
James Adams made a very eloquent
and touching farewell speech to the
circle. = - ....: - .t....... 49,.
John and James Adams left Fri.
day for Richmond. Va, where they
expect to. locate for the time being.
Gus Bell, OF Middfeport visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. Settles
Sunday. :. =
Miss Ida Craig entertained n few
friends. Wednesday evening at cards
A dainty lunch was served and the
evening enjoyabIy spent. - !,
Misses Ida Craig; Mithue Colston,
Aresdames Blanche: Toles. Sarah Is
aac and Lettie Craig were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sh leopard Lewis,
OF Kanugua. Sunday. - - -. .
c. Henderson has secured the po-
sitlon Of barber on the Str Kama
wha. ..... .!>'.--' go: -. -
Misses Mosel1a Colston, M. Fran.
ces Morton and Laura Wells enjoyed
very appetizing and sumptous din
ner Sunday at the home of Messrs.
T. +. and F. Davis. 80 -; ,''.. ..'.
Mrs Susan. Jordan who has been
in Florida and other points in the
South for the past month returned
Saturday. A. .':..': g.
Samuel Williams, of Henderson.
was in town on business last Fri
day. T.. ~. =
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BUCkHANNON.

Edward B., hunter has been suff-
ering With spraincd back for sevc,
raj weeks. ..
Mrs, Silas Murphy still remains
quite i'll.
Mrs. Bland Wright has been i'll
for several days.
Mrs. Henry Powell, who has en-
rloTmcnt at ClarksburE, came home
last week and is the pleasant guest
Of her husband and daughter. ~...-
Mrs. CRas. Dickerson has been
,e-,V sick for several days with ton
siIitIs. ..-.
The Silver Leaf Club was enter
tanned hv Mrs. Malinda Green and
Mrs. Lulu Stewart at the home OF
the hitter. The usual business of
the society was transacted. after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
The Ladies' Mid was entertained
at tho home Of MS Jas. Carter,
Friday afternoon.
An enjoyable time was spent bv
all present. Tempting refreshments
were served by the hostess
Samuel Madison has been on the
sick list for several days.
Rev. O. T. Davis and his little
grandson. left the latter part of the
past week for PENNSYLVANIA
Jas. Wade. a staunch X. of P of
this city attended the Annual Ser
mon at Clarksburg. Sunday.
Liiburn Carter is i'll at his home
on Franklin street.
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CARBON.

Miss g. #, Spears was visiting rel
'Aktxse md friends at Powellton, last
FetaS Ind Saturday.
Mfsg Davis and ,sMr. Phelps and
their fatalities have lately moved to
thin splace from Now River.
$Mrs,F Rebecca Young visited the
bed side OF her sick daughter last
Monday at Red Warrior and reports
she was no better, She was taken
40 aPaint Creek Hospital.
:. Rev p. F: Holland was elected
as delegate to the Sunday School
Convention which will meet ut Mac
donald and T. T. Aston was elected
alternate.
ID, Mrs. r. B. Aston and husband
called on Mrs. p. p. Holland last
Sunday.