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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Society has reached that particular
stage of activity, or rather lack OF
activity, where 1t stands on tiptoe be-
tween two periods, surfeited with
memories of the past season and
eager with anticipation for the evan
escent and altogether fascinating To
Be.
Somewhere by the water side, or
beneath the sobbing touch of cool
northern breezes, rne careful hostess
Is exchanging memoirs and ideas
with her sister from another town.
When autumn's reluctant fingers sets
the social wheel to whirring these
ideas will be garnered from remote
corners of the mind where they are
now being stored, and used for the
pleasure of home folks. Perhaps
they may even be palmed off as orig
inal, and the hostess who exploits
them be complimented and quoted for
her cleverness and novel hospitality.
Remembering the days in which flag
ging vitality was restored in the out
of-doors up North or down East (the
usual summer resort Is a beautiful
travesty on that word "resty), and re-
membering also the party Mrs. So
and-So from Louisville, Kentucky, or
Mrs. Thus-and-So from Providence.
Rhode Island described so attractive
ly, she smiles a sage smile, glad in the
thought that the code of honor does
not taboo plagiarizing party ideas at
least.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
THREE RACES ATTRACT
UNUSUALLY LARGE CROWDS
Marathon Event Won BY
Manfred Brooks.
Relay Race Captured by Chester Dam
ner's Team and George Davis Wins
80 Yard Dash.

Three distince events in racing were
pulled off in the west end of the city
Friday evening under the auspices of
the Brotherhood of the Lee Street
Presbyterian church and very much
interest was shown in the healthful
sport. There were very many who
participated in the races and a good
crowd assembled at various points to
witness them.
The long distance race in which
seven men participated was the fea-
ture of the evening. The men ran out
the Kenton pike crossed at the Erie
Ice house and returned by way of Sill
yer street, covering in the run three
and one half miles. 1t was covered in
practically nineteen minutes and
Manfred Brooks won the race while
Debs Ambrose came in second and
Harvey Davis followed close as third
In a rela race which was held for
boys under sixteen years OF age there
were two sides captained by Chester
Danner and John Stone. The side of
Danner won first place in the race
One half mile was covered. In an eigh-
ty yard dash also for boys under six
teen George Davis secured the honors.
The races began shortly after 7:l5
o'clock and were unusually interesting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
LODGE NOTES.

The Protected Home Circle held a
regular meeting Friday evening. There
was a good attendance and several ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived and acted upon.
Following the transaction of regular
business the following officers were
installed by Brother A. j. White, of
Delaware. William A. Rice, past
president; c. B. Shetterly, president;
John Thombs, vice president; Mrs. G.
B. Shetterly, guardian; Mrs. Charles
Conrad, chaplain; J. A. Curl, secre-
tary; Thomas Clark, treasurer; Char
les Conrad, accountant; Harry G.
Smith, guide; Edith Shining, compan-
ion; Samuel Hollenbaugh, sentinel,
Victor Decker, watchman; Lawrence
W. Bufford, pianist; Charles Conrad,
degree captain; A. w. Thorpe and j.
A. Curl, reporters.
The next meeting will be held on
Friday evening, July 80.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Emma Camm and daughter
Della have returned from a Gallon
visit.
Mrs. Lillian Green, of Grandville,
Ohio, is a guest at the DR.. j. B. Tay-
lor home on East Center street.
Miss Lettie Schaaf of near Ashley,
and Miss Imo Wintermute of Della
ware, were guests several days this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaaf.
Mr. Benjamin Retterer of Indiana
polls, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
George Hinamon at the John Firsten-
berger country home in Richland
township.
Miss Louise Williams of Gnaden
Hutten, Ohio. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. s. Ill. Britton, of East Center
street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
WILL SPEND DAY
IN LINCOLN PARK
Three Fine Programs Are
Arranged.
Convcntion-Picnic VIII BE Held Tues
day by County Sunday school Asso-
citation.

The Sunday Schools of Marion
county will have a great convention
picnic, in Lincoln park next Tuesday,
July 20. Professor NJ. A. HonIne. Of
Dayton, has been secured 10 deliver at
least two addresses. There is no Sun
day School speaker more welcome in
Marion county than Mr.. fionine.
There will be three sessions of the
convention, beginning at 1000, 600
and 1880.
At the morning hour, Rev. S. c..
Bates will tell of the great house-to-
house visitation of Springfield at the
time of the recent State Sunday
School convention. Mrs. ID. l.. Sellers
will give Primary Echoes" from the
Springfield convention, and Rev. c. u.
smith Will speak on Training the
Teacher.
In the afternoon session, Pro. Hon
line will speak on "The Graded
school," and Rev. f. e. zechlel, Pres
ident of the Country Sunday School
Association will award the golden PEN
nants to the twelve townships winning
them; the sixteen Golden Schools" of
the county will be gwen recognition
and the county banners awarded at
the state convention will be on dis
play.
In the evening, Rev. c. w Hensol,
county secretary, will speak and Prof.
Honline will give an address on the
theme Factors in Heredity and En-
The time between 1900
and $500 will be given to luncheon
and Informal discussion OF Sunday
School affairs.
The County Sunday School exec
utive committee is arranging for the
convenience and pleasure of all who
attend. very large attendance is
expected. Some schools are planning
to attend i'm a body.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
BRIEF MENTION.


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
'Moungie. of the Boulevard this morn
a son.
The office of County Treasurer w.
c. Wottring will be open this even
ing from $3.50 to o'clock to receive
taxes. on Tuesday evening. July 20,
the last day that taxes may be paid,
the offices VIII also be open in the
evening.
DIR. l.. G. Baker fell from a hay
stack near his home at Kirkpatrick
Friday, sustaining severe sprain of
the left ankle. DR.. Alexander, of
Nevada, was called and rendered
medical assistance.
No trouble to operate an Eastman
Get them from Ohls. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Dear Sally wrote Miranda Jane,
Between you, the gate post and me
owe my good complexion to
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Charles Schmidt e. Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
Lake Resort Excursions

Cedar Point, lakeside, beginning
July 4th) or Kelley's Island, $1.25
Round Trip. Put-ln-Bay, $3.50.
Sundays and Wednesdays over Penn
sylvania Lines. See Ticket Agent
Knauer for particulars.
y laAI La 49, = tafri-sat
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

The Masters degree was conferred
on class of candidates by Marion
lodge No. 20. F.. and A. NJ. last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Marion lodge No. 402 knights o
Pythias held a regular meeting las
night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

SCnOenlauD were In DelaWare 1Or 0ln-
ner last evening, and spent the twi-
light hour boating at Greenwood
Lake.
At pleasurable meeting of the s
F. circle yesterday, Mrs. George Dav-
Is, of North Grand avenue, was the
hostess of the afternoon. There was
a season of art and needlework and a
delicious buffet luncheon spread at
half after five o'clock.
Only club members were present.
The next meeting will occur with
Mrs. Adds Welch, of North Grand
avenue.
>The Stitchers were invited to the
East George street home of Miss Ro-
sella Kehrwecker, for an evening of
informal pleasure, Friday. Guests
brught their embroidery and passed
the hours socially. Miss Kehrweck.
er presided at the luncheon table late
in the evening. There were no club
guests.
At the next meeting. Mrs. Harry
Long, of owen street, will entertain.
The Woman's Home Circle enjoyed
a pleasantly profitable meeting with
Mrs. ]. A. Snyder of jefferson street
yesterday. The afternoon was given
to the pursuit of needlework and an
interesting contest inaugurated by the
hostess resulted in honors and a pret-
ty gift being awarded Mrs. Lester
Clapsaddle, while Mrs. Frank Tuttle
Won second prize. An elegant buffet
luncheon was served at the close of
he afternoon.
Circle guests were Mrs. s. Kitchen,
IF Columbus, Indiana, Mrs. l.. l..
Clendennen, Mrs. l. Snyder and Miss
Hazel Snyder. Mrs. A. j. Coleman, of
George street will entertain at the
next regular meeting.
Miss Marguerite Kalkbrenner invit-
ed a party of young friends for wat
ermelon feast at her West Center
street home and to meet Miss Ger
trude Steinbach of Sandusky, her
guest. Music was the feature diver
sion of the evening aside from the
delicious melons from the famous
Posey county district.
In celebration OF the forty-fifth
birth anniversary II Mr. John Postal
a company of friends called at his
north State street home last evening
and successfully surprised the unsus-
pecting host.
A house picnic was spread aud later
tables were arranged for series at
cards, the honor prizes going to Mr..
and Mrs. George Bailey and consola-
tlon to Miss Lucinda Fite. Mr.. Postal
was presented with several useful re-
memberances of the occasion.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Busy and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Search, Mr., and Mrs. w.
Hunstman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown, Mr.. ad Mrs.
M. r. Thompso, Mr.. ad Mrs. Ola
Blown, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coffee,
and son Carl Mr.. and Mrs. William
Staley, Miss Lucinda Fite, Miss
Alma Fite and Mr.. Willis Walbert.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Save your grain by buying a set of
listing guards, sold only by the
Houghton Merkel Co. 7-17-tf'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
IT WAS ONLY A
GRAPE VINE REPORT
Reported Trouble Did Not
Occur.

From the Common Pleas Court.
Co. ID Was Held at the Armory Until
Eleven O'Clock Doing the MacAv-
Der Act,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

The B. o. f. club members spent
Friday afternoon delightfully."- with
Miss Susan Garberson at her South
State street home.
Embroidery was the diversion of
the hours and at the twilight hour
tea was served OH the lawn. Later the
guests made up a parry for the various
motion picture shows down town.
Misses Helen Puckett, of Ft.
Wayne. Indiana, and Dorothy Sinnett,
OF Dayton. We're club guests.
Misses Blanche Hipsley. of Crown
Point, Indiana, and Hazel Cooper and
Messrs. Carl Filialtrault and Clifford
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

II it's an Eastman, it's a Kodak,
Ohls Decorating Co. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
WE HAVE EVERYTHING

We aAVE EV Eli Y THING
that goes to make a good
Sunday dinner.
Water Melons
New Apples
Cantelopes
Black Berries
Red Raspberries
Black Raspberries
Currents
Bananas
Oranges
Pineapples
Rhubarb
Fresh Vegetables of all
kinds.
F. ]. LUscH, GROCER
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

The engagement of Fern, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Noll, to Mr..
Homer Waddell was announced at
luncheon at which Miss Rhea Mum
nell, of State street South, enter.
tained Friday afternoon.
Guests were served on the veran-
dah. the plate favors being cleverly
fashioned white leather bannerettes
bearing the pen sketch of bride
and intertwined hearts done in the
Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Theta
colors, Mr.. Waddell's and Miss Nolrs
fraternity and sorority. Informal
sociability characterized the hours.
Present were Misses Edith Chase,
Florence Bland, Mary Dickinson,
Winona Sweeney, DeEmma Hawley,
Cleo sweeney, Glen Mouser, Dora
Nash, Mrs. John Waddell, Mrs. l.. l..
Noll, Mrs. Earl n. Smart, and the
honor guest.
Miss Patrice Diegle, of Sandusky,
was present from out-of-town,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
Ghe Social mbirl.

Schoenlaub were in Delaware for din
ner last evening, and spent the twi-
light hour boating at Greenwood
Lake.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand and
Miss Grace Durand, OF Grand Rap
Ids, Michigan. are house guests at
the c. E. Sawyer home, on Delaware
avenue.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-22
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RED STAR

Mesdames Tucker and Freeman, o.
queenstown, passed through the town
Saturday enrouts to. Mt Hope to see
Mrs. Rena Scott, who is very H..
Mrs. Sue Caul and children are
guests Of Mrs. T. G. Gregory. this
week
Robert e. L, Washington is in town
again.
Mrs. T. g. Gregory and Miss Maud
rarrer went to INT, Hope Sunday to
see the latter's sister, Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. NJ E. Davis arrived home Sat
urday after spending several days at
LeWisburg.
Mrs. Brown and children arrived
Saturday to be the guests of their
brother and uncle, Printer Malone, OF
the Sentinel While here they are
stopping with Mrs J.. G. Clemmons.
Mesdames Price and Oglesby
Messrs. Munroe,, Davis and. Carol
went to McKendree Sunday to see
ROSS Robinson, who was o.. seriously
injured in the mine while cuttine
coal.
| VI. ana Mrs 81 a. WASHINGTON
went to Scarbro Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson.
Profs. J. M. After and Jefferson
Mrs. j. G. aClemmons were in attend,
ance at the examination at Fayette,
vile Thursday and Friday.
Miss Georgia, Wells returned FROM,
her. home Saturday where she was
called on accodnt Of illness of her
mother. .. IT,, -
Miss Esther .Hockett went tc Nc.
Donald Monday on business.
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ROKCEVERTE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and Mrs. Deb
by Terry are visiting friends at Hot
Springs. Va.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter, of Low
Moore, Va, are guests of her son, E..
W. Hester.
Rev. White has been holding pro-
tracted meetings at Mcdonald and
Carlisle
Mrs AnnieK, cambridge attended
teachers examination at Lewisbury,
last week.
Edward Eldridge returned home
from Charleston last week after
spending some time with his sister
Mrs. Albert Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Price returned
to McKendree last week, after visiting
friends and relatives in Virginia.
Henry Brinkley is home from Cliff
ton Forge Hospital much improved.
Ernest Hopkins, Alex Brown and
Alex Hunter visited Anderson Friday.
E. w. Hester spent Saturday at
White Sulphur i,
Rev. Jefferson. returned home Mon
day after visiting Philadelphia,
Washington and other northern cities.
G. B. Cousin returned home from
Martinsburg after attending the
Grand Lodge as delegate from Phoe-
nix Lodge No. 6470 G. U. o. F..
Clabourne Haynes, Misses Haynes
and Mickens were guests of Miss EN-
ma Brinkley, Sunday.
Prof T. G. Edmond, of Birdgewater.
Va, attended teachers examination at
Lewisburg last week
Rev. Chas. Lewis returned Monday
from Talcott, where he was attending
campmeeting. Sunday he preached
an able sermon to q large congrega-
ton.
Miss Lena Hopkins went to Alder
son, Friday, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Hopkins.
Rev VIM. E. Jefferson and Jno. Rid
die entertained the young ladies club
at the NJ E. parsonage, Thursday
night.
Rev. Hughes was in town last week
on business.
The st. Lukes will have an enter
tainment Tuesday night at Greens
| Hotel
Mrs. Linda Williams and Miss
Marcella Ross have opened restau
rant in the Eldridge building on Main
I street.
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KANAWHA CITY

Mr.. and Mras r. D, Page were shop
ping In Charleston Tuesday.
P. H. Hays spent Sunday here with
Mrs. Page.
Those who attended the show in
Charleston Saturday were Mrs. r. B.
johnson, Mrs. Green, G. A. Page,
Misses Ivory. Sadie and Maggie
Woods.
Emanuel Russ has moved to
Charleston.
Misses Russia, Lillian and Virine
Sellers visited their mother here
Sunday. -. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Page were call
ing on friends at South Ruffner, Sun
day. 49, .r...
Miss Annestine Johnson had as her
guest Sunday Sherman Green, Misses
Russia Sellers, Ivory Woods and John
Woods, ::,>'i
s.; We regret to announce the death
Of Miss Lena Brown which occurred
Friday night. > Interment at Veneble
cemetery Miss Brown will be great
ly missed, both in her church and
among her friends.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-22
RAYMOND CITY.

~ Rev. P. P. Holland filled his regu-
lar appointment here, Sunday. He
preached two. very inspiring sermons.
Mesdames Ida Williams, Cornelia
Coles and Ella Kingsley have pre-
sented to the Mt. Hermon Baptist
church beautiful communion set.
There will be a rally at the Mt.
Hernon" Baptist church, Sunday, for
the benefit of the missionary society
Rev. ]. w. Crosby will fiji the pulpit.
The remains of Mrs. White, who
died In Charleston, last week, we're
brought here for interment. The
burial services we're conducted by
Rev., W. ohoshy .4la ~.
!. Mrs. Julia. Wallace, Mrs. .Iatia
NJ " listas and husband. OF EhafIes-.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-22

Mrs. E. H. Morton and children left
Saturday f66T Pt. Pleasant for q
months visit with her parents.
The young ladies entertained with a
party at tha home or Mrs. F. H. Jack
son Wednesday night. Those present
were Misses Beulah Smith, Anna
Dawson, Bessie Meade, Nellie Staley.
Ira Warrick, Florence Warrick, Pearl
Washington. Ella Ridley, Mary Shell.
ton, Mamie Rhoades, Oracle Martin,
and Lena Jackson; Messrs. Geo.
Meade, Oliver Meade, William Banks
Lawrence Chamberlain, Alexander
Williams, Philip Temple. and Mr.,
Banks, e..
Misses Ira warrick and Florence
Warrick, OF Morgantown, are guests
of their uncle j. F. Staley and fam
lily. - y .,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley Martin, who are
spending the summer at the Log,
were in town Saturday. ....
Mrs. Ed, Holmes, Misses Anna Daw-
son and Benlah Smith spent Friday at
the Log
Miss Beu1ah Smith is the guest of
Miss Dawson this week.
Mrs. e. L. Morton and children and
Mrs. c. w. Hamilton were afternoon
visitors at Peacock Farm, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Meade, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Hamilton. made the
round trip on the excursion boat, L. C.
Woodward, Sunday evening", .... =.
The lawn fete given Thursday eve
ming, at the home of Mrs, VIM. For
tune by Aid No. 2 was success. -.
Mrs. Harry Johnson was hostess
to Aid No 1, Mrs. ]. F, Staley was
hostess to Aid No. 2. Friday evening.
Mrs. Greed Jones is home from the
city hospital.
Miss Hazel Carter is home from
Cooks Hospital.
Rev. Wanzer, of Pa, preached at
the Baptist church. =. 1872.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-22
MOUNd}SVIIiIE.

The First Baptist Sunday school
will give penny social at the church
Saturday evening. The novelty of
this entertainment will be the price at
which. articles will be sold. Every
thing will go for penny. A penny
is the price Of admission.
|. The members of the Baptist church
are contemplating having camp
meeting on Fork Ridge in the near
future.
Prof. Jackson was in the city last
week. He and Madame Jackson will
give an. entertainment at the School
Hall Tuesday evening
Warden Mathews will not do any
thing in regard to the historic
Indian mound, recently purchased by
the state, this summer but next spring
will probably place large force of
convicts to work in identifying the
grounds and making city park out
Of the relic
Ninety-seven teachers took the ex-
animation here, last week, from diff.
ferent parts of the county.
The following teachers were elected
for the Lincoln School Of Wheeling,
last week, j. w. Hughes principal,
Misses Beatrice A. Cox, Mary L. Nc
Mechen, Ella Jones, Bessie Grant, Mel
lie M. Hemmings, Maud Mason and
Alma Lightfoot, substitutes.
Mrs. Sallie Adams, Mrs. Fannie
Haregraves and Miss Blanche Wallace
were guests of Mrs. Adkins, at Wheel.
ing, Sunday.
Mr.. Grigesby, from Weston was
here last week and took q patient
from the prison to the asylum.
While here he was the guest of J. Il.
Campbell.
Mrs. Lizzie Knight and Miss Vir-
ginia Foster have returned from O.
visit to friends at Warrington.
s. w. Wade, OF this city, spoke at
the meeting Of the Negro Business
League at Wheeling, Friday evening.
T. H. Mccoy was elected as dele
gate to the s. s. Convention at
Clarksburg, next week.
Miss Mae Anderson was unable to
teach her music class this week. on
account Of illness.
The Olympia Ladies' Quartette
and Jubilee Singers will appear here
at the, Chautauqua on the Camp
ground, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. H.. Campbell at
tended a wedding reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Clark in, honor
of MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Tayiorg at
1924 Market street, Wheeling, 3Th airs:
Day evening !. 3 IS ~
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ST. ALBANS.

James r. Patton. of Institute. was
calling on friends, Sunday.
Quite q nupmber went to Gallipolis
on the excursion which was
run by Ransom and Aston.
Mrs: Maryland Dawson and daugb.
ter Bessie, Of Charleston, were cal
ling on her sister, Mrs. Kate Waddv.
Sunday.
Rev. S. r. Bullock. of Charleston.
preached a most excellent sermon
here Sunday.
George Sullivan, of Huntingtno. was
mere on business Saturday.
Mrs. J.. S. Hodge, Of MONTGOMERY
VIII lecture here, Thursday night
Prof. Pickins will lecture at tho
baptist church, Monday, July &c.
Agatha James and Howard Hall
were quietly married Wednesday at
the home Of the brides parents.
Miss Ida Wilson, of Charleston
was calling. on her mother, Mrs Bet.
tie Wilson, Sunday.
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SEWELL.

J. v Coleman, Deputy for the
knight Of Pythias, of West Virginia
was mere Saturday to install the OH.
GERS or the Eastern Star Lodge
while here he was the guest Of Ern.
est Vanhook.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Johnson, of Nc.
hendree, were the pleasant guests Of
MISS ": A. Freeland, Saturday.
Misses Fanny Cary, Belle James
virginia Gaines, and Leila Clark
were Sunday visitors to Pembroke.
p. B. Jasper and r. T.. Waddy. Of
Penn Book, we're calling on friends
here Sunday. =, ::
G. W. Johnson, J, v. Coleman. u L,
P. Scott, and Madison James were. At &
%Sekendtes. apnday.sto See al zzGpsaa
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LEWISBURG

Randolph Scott, who has been ~
for several weeks. is able to be out
again. ..>. :
Rev. j. w. Waters left Tuesday
morning to accompany Mrs. Annie
HERON to Baltimore, where she will
make her home in the future. '.-'. :
The Literary Society rendered a
good program on Thursday evening.
All who were on for the evening re-
sponded. The society Is manifest
Ing new life and is always we'll at
tended.
Quarterly Conference at the M
r. Church, Friday evening, was one
OF the most enjoyable for many
days. Besides the excellence of the
various reports the congregation was
given q treat In the way Of music
and speeches by Revs. J. E.~Jef-
1erson and j. A. Roam. Dist. Supt.
hughes also made a splendid ad-
dress.
Mrs. Docia Morris is quite sick at
this writing. ,---- ... .. .. 49,. 80.
Mrs. Victoria Brown, OF White
Sulphur, was visiting here Sunday.
Vernon Brown was taken sick
with the fever last week.
The locals defeated Low Moor
Wednesday by the overwhelming
score of IL to l.. Gardner was In SUI
perb form, allowing the visitors but
three hits.
Three base hit, Brown; two base
hit, Wilkerson; Bowling two, Free
land Robinson. Double play, Will
kerson to Bowling to Freeman.
Our team Is playing snappy
game and will give any team a close
fight.
Miss Ella Boiling spent Sunday
visiting in Muddy Creek.
VIM. Harris was over from White
Sulphur Sunday.
Rev. D. G. Deans preached at the
M. E. Church Sunday night. The
discourse was strong and inspiring
and made a very favorable impress
sion upon the hearers
Albert Slaughter was a business
visitor in Ronceyert Monday.