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ROBERT G. FULTON, B. A., NJ. d.
51G 1lth St. Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.


A-R0BERT G. FULTON. B. a.. NJ. d.
51G 11th St. Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
20 years ago I graduated from two old leading
universities SINCE then / have TREATED
/ WOMEN'S AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. l have
the largest practice because l have had the most
experience and the best equipped office. Any
lady who needs my help may come to pri-
yately and IN fun confidence and be assured OF
prompt. perfect and happy results. No delay
disappontments or detention from occupation.
No need TO endanger your life consulting irreg-
ular and unreliable called specialists when for
I the fee you may have the services OF the
most successful and most reliable specialist in
California
Ny Offices are strictly private. and nv pain
less. harmless methods are pride to the profes-
sion. My fees are reasonable.
Ny hours $3.50 A. m. 10 D. m ! never
fail Phone Oakland 545s.
DIR. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON
SIG lIth ST. bet. Washington and Clay, oakland.
"A ATTENTION, LADTEsi
DR. NORTH, 1025 Market ST.; tel. Park 5941
World Renowned Specialists for Women Only
No Delays OF Dissppointments.
Relief Guaranteed
By Most Superior Painless Methods Known
20 Medical Science.
1, Most obstinate cases treated utmost privacy
have no hesitancy If in need of my services: :
absolutely harmless. Low fees. By consulting
money. All female complaints cured. Advice
free 10 a. m. to p. N. and TO p IN.
DIR. ABBOTT. the well known ladies' Specialist
GUARANTEES RELIEF in all disorders of
women by reliable, painless scientific methods
Private maternity sanatorium If desired.
CONSULTATION FREE and CONFIDENTIAL
Hours; 3 to .. sqndsys. 9 to 2:
A-MRs. DR.. WELLS. reliable ladies' specialist
for all female complaints; instant relief guar
anteed; 30 years successful practice; home In
confinement. 1924 WEBSTER ST between
Geary and Post; office hours 10 TO s.
MRS. DR.. WEST. office 1898 Golden Gate av.-
Ladies' specialist for many years; all cases
successfully treated; no pain. delay from
home; low fees; hours m TO D. m.
SPECIALIST for ladies; painless relief guarsn-
teed; paid when cured; advice free. MRS. DR.
PHILLIPS. 3452 18th st. Mission
SPECIALIST for ladies; painless relief guaran-
teed: paid when cured; advice free. MRS DR..
PHILLIPS. 1882 18th st. Mission.
OBESITY. nufritional disorders. DR.. r. L.
MEYER, $50 Market St, rooms 50345.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
PIEnMoNr PROPERTY

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot. 39x110 feet. Oakland ay-
car line and short distance from Piedmont sta
ton; near corner of Howard and Mace ST. !;
for sale at sacrifice: similar size lots in same
block being held at S1.S65 and upward: VIII sell
this lot for 81, ,250 terms follows: $3.50
cash and balance In monthly payments OF S25.
including interest Owner. box 444, Cali Office
San Francisco.
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s., $50 cash. balance s4I50 bank mortgage
can remain; 3 fats of 6, and rooms
and bath each Pine ST.. near Fillmore.
Rents $1.2GO per year; pays IL per cent
net. A positive snap. KAHN & FEEDER,
529 Kearny st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SMALL FRUIT RANCH AT HALF VALUE

Chance OF lifetime to get small income
ming pums. ga acres in Bartlett pears, Ia
acres in cherries and l In apples; every
tree In full bearing and producing big crops; in
fine condition, healthy and thrifty: have had
expert care since planting; finest soil in Napa
valley; one of the prettiest spots in California
mile to freight and electric station l mile
from wharf on Napa river; l hours ride from
San Francisco new electric road; elegant view
Of bay and mountains.
Price only $4,000. Terms ope-ffth cash,
balance in !, 2. and years; 1903 crop in
included IL taken this month
Excursion Sunday at 800 a. M.
PATTEN
COL First National Bank bldg. corner Post
Market and Montgomery sts.. s. F.
FARMING IRRIGATED LAND
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN.
FREE STEREOPTICON LECTURE given every
half hour at our address below. Come and
bring wife and family.
DON'T BUY A FARM
of any kind until you have INVESTIGATED
our rich SANDY LOAN near the town of
ALFALFA, SWEET POTATOES, TABLE
GRAPES, MELONS, PEACHES and APRI-
COTS.
10 TO 40 acre farms under CANAL 1RRIGA-
TION; on the main county road, only miles
from town, close to cannery. general store.
railroad station; enjoys free rural delivery and
in PROVEN DISTRICT.
IRRIGATED BY CROCKER-HUFFMAN SYSTEM
PRICE SIS per acre.
TERMS $t5 per acre cash, balance years.
CROCKER IRRIGATED LANDS,
525 MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
Come TO our free lecture and SEE WHY!
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BERKELEY REAL EsTArE
BERKELEY HOME FOR SALE

IL room house: in best residence district
Of Berkeley; on ear line: house > wears old
water. gas and electricity: lot 50x16O with
beautiful lawn; will sell for practically cost.
See owner on premises. 2910 Hillegass av.,
Berkeley.
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81, 600 buys fne property In Nevada county,
suitable for residence, roadhouse or summer re-
sort; situated on electric road. half hour trips.
midway between Grass Valley and Nevada
City, with population OF 1900 combined; has
12 room two story house, six room cottage,
barn. outhouses, bathing pond; dancing plat
form, maze and other amusements: 500 shade
trees; Al acres of land; terms $4,000 down.
balance on mortgage at per cent; viii con
slider trade for business property or nats of
equal value; not mortgaged. Address ELISHA
ANDREW Grass Valley Nevada county Cal
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y here best bargains are found in Hotels, Apsrl
Uent and Lodging Houses, Flats.
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soLANo COUNTY BARGAIN.

160 acres near good town and r. r.: good
house, barn and outbuldngs: fine water supply.
piped TO buildings: family orchard fenced and
crossfenced into fve fields: mostly all level.
fne rich soil. nicely adapted TO dsirying: crop
goes with the place; only $40 per acre; part
cash.
HOLCoMBs REALTY COMPANY,
Qnvestor of Capifall
300 San Pablo av., Oakland, Cal.
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AT bargain--Nice little home. rooms. all mod
ern conveniences, two room apartments
above; separate entrance: specially suitable Tor
corple wishing home with income; near Ashby
station and Grove 81. cars. owner. 1sOz
Prince ST.
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San Diego, CAL. March 25 1909.
The San Diego Gas & Electric Light Company
of ali of its outstanding first mortgage bonds,
dated July l. 1887. on April IT, 1909. with inter
est accrued to that date, at the Wells Fargo Ne
vada National Bank. San Francisco, CAL, at
the office of The Standard Trust Company OF
New York % Broad St. New York City. Bonds,
must be presented with all coupons payable on
and after July 1, 1909, attached. Interest will
cease on April IT. 1909.
SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT COM
pANY Nv NJ b. FOWLER. Secretary
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A GENTLEMAN's HOME

A GENTLEMANS HOME
A PROFIT MAKER. NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
On account of the death OF the owner we are
authorized 10 sell Of the prettest homes
in Santa Clara county. Il was formerly the
summer home of San Francisco businessman
and it is ideally fixed up for that purpose. The
ornamental tree growth around the house Is mag
nifcent long of. immense date palms
lead TO the residence; splendid lot of outbuild-
fngs with horses, agricultural implements wag-
ons, buggies, traps, etc. The house has every
convenience of a city home. The orchard Is
cherries, apricots. peaches and prunes. with a
diversified family orchard. The income last year
about $4,000 A splendid orehardst is in
charge of the place and says the cherry crop
alone this year win amount to SS, 900, which
should put the income over $4,000.
Price SIS. 900; one-third cash, balance 10 years,
If desired.
G. n WOOSTER co.. roe Market st.
STOCK AND TIMBER RANCH.
49, acres, fine soil. well watered and well tim
bered. All the wood can be got out easily and
will more than pay the price asked Railroad
and main wagon road through it. Station on the
place. Excellent for cattle. hogs sheep or goats
Fine summer resort. Hotel, store. postofdce and
dwellings; large barns; water piped to all
buildings and garden; school on place. Price
81 900; easy terms.
fIOLCoMB REALTY COMPANY
tInvestor OF CaptaD
3e6 San Pablo av., Oakland. Cal
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Max

c.. II. Welty and wife had as theil
Sunday guests, Charles Lott and wife
of Crossenville, and Albert Polling
and wife, of Turkey Run.
Bert Polling, wife and son spent
Sunday afternoon with Simeon Black
ston and family.
II. S. Bowland was Logan visitor
Saturday.
l also second the motion that we
correspondents have picnic.
Rev. w. r. Shinn, former pastor on
Sugar Grove charge 26 years ago,
preached at Harvey Chapel, Sunday
morning to a large congregation to
which he delivered very interesting
sermon.
Grace Welty had as her Sunday
guests, Florence and Laura Polling, OF
Turkey Run.
S. n. Focht and wife had as their
Sunday guests, II. w. Brown, wife
and daughter, of Evergreen Valley,
John Leonard Sr., and Frank Larimer
of near Max.
VIM. Polling, wife and son, of Cros-
senville, passed through here Sunday,
enroute to Samuel st. Clair.
S. N. Focht made business trip to
Bremen, Monday.
Harvey Chapel Sunday school is
busy preparing for Children's service.
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Enterprise

Bert Edwards and wife visited at
Newark, the past week.
Mrs. Vinton Carpenter and two
children, and Tillie Blosser and Mas
ter LOWELL visited at Nelsonville,
Sunday.
Nellie Elick visited her parents,
over Sunday.
Edith Kline is visiting in Columbus
at present, ..
Jesse Dupler, wife and daughter,
and Ralph and Beatrice Grove, OF
Rockbridge, were the guests of rela.
tives over Sunday.
II. M. White, wife and daughter,
visited at Rockbridge, Sunday eve.
ming.
Willard Grove, Joe Peterson and
Virgil Walker, of Rockbridge, attend.
ed the Y. p. G.. W. at this place, Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Blosser and children
were the guests of Mrs. Kimble, Sun.
day.
Florence and Jennie Matthias and
Maggie Ringhiser were callers in Lo.
gan, Saturday.
Mrs. Barbara Engle, of Logan, was
the guest of Mrs. j. A. Matthias, one
day last week.
Lucinda Klinger was the guest of
Maggie Ringhiser, Sunday.
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Sandrun

AS there have been no items from
this place, | will try and scribble a
few of the happenings to let people
know we are still among the living.
Work at this place is dull: several
are employed at Kachelmacher or
somewhere near.
Eta Hannah left Friday to spend
the summer with relatives at Nc
Cluney.
The last account that was seen of
Ira Hill, he was taking his bundle
and making his way down the track.
Carrie Hannah is spending a few
days in Logan, the guest of Harry
Sparnon and family.
Wesley Saulborn has moved his
family from the company house into
the house owned by James Mahaffey.
Bertha Stedman, who is employed
at Carbonhill, visited her parents one
day last week.
Florence Terrell and Carrie Gritfen
made a business trip to Logan, Sat
urday.
The mine which is owned by seven
capitalists and goes by the name of
The Big Seven has been idle for
more than two years has again start
ed, and is in operation now.
BLUE BELL.
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SOut h Perry

p. w. Notestone was over at Logan
Saturday on business.
Velva Brashares, of Gibisonyille,
was visiting the Misses Glaze, over
Sunday.
The eldest child of Lee Karr and
wife, has been very sick for the past
few days.
James Hilliard has gone to Magnetic
Springs to visit his parents for few
weeks.
Mrs. James Martin has been on the
sick list for the past few weeks, suf-
fering from paralytic stroke.
Edna White has been employed as
teacher at the Mound Crossing, spec
ial for the next term.
The Township Trustees met here in
regular session, Saturday, and among
the business transacted was the
abandonment OF part of what is
known as the old mill road northwest
of town.
Freely Karr was in Columbus few
days last week, on business.
Leah Glaze, who has been over near
Circleville for the past several weeks,
is at nome for few weeks visit.
j. Grover White Is over at Good
Hope for few weeks on busines, af-
ter which he expects to take course
at the q. S. u.
Mrs. Charles Shell, of Columbus, is
visiting her parents, Levi Peddycourt
and wife.
Work has again resumed, after a
few weeks delay on account of a brok-
Ell engine at the Hartsough mill, and
II nothing prevents, they expect to
drill into the sand soon.
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Brownsville
BY School

Rain seems to be the order Of
the day in this vicinity.
John Yantes and Clurence Green
were Lancaster callers, Saturday.
John Bigham was seen on oul
roads, one day last week.
Arthur Flowers made flying
trip to the Boys Industrial School,
Thursday.
Samuel Bigham was seen on oul
pixies, one day last week.
Libbie Flowers was caller on
Linnie Flowers, Thursday evening
Joseph Flowers and family were
the guests of VIM Flowers, Sun
day.
Wesley Waits and wife, and
Mrs. Lee Davis were callers, Sun.
day evening at N. P. Springer's.
David Flowers and wife left Sat.
urday for Thurston, where they
will spend Il few days with John
Flowers.
Eettie Benway was home Sun
day with her parents.
Matthias Lnlz and family were
Lancaster visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Await, of Lancaster,
is visiting her parents at this writ
ing. .
Edward Bigham and Arthur
Flowers were Lancaster visitors.
Saturday and Sunday. They also
visited Mt. Pleasant and report Il
good time.
Charles Kost and wife were seen
on our pixies, Sunday.
Wesley Blgham and daughter
were shoppers at w. M. Flowers,
Friday.
Jacob Bigham and wife were
visitors In Lancaster, Saturday
and Sunday. WRIP SNoRTER.
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Evergreen Valley

Quite number of our boys anC
girls from this place attended com
munion services at the Evangelical
| Lutheran Church, Sunday afternoon
and all report having heard YER,
good sermon preached by Rev. Koh
| Ter.
Quite number of people attended
the funeral of John Weidner last Wed
nesday.
Clara Scholl called on Mrs. Elvira
Scholl, Wednesday afternoon.
Parry Buren, and wife were Logar
visitors Saturday morning.
Miss Nora Scholl visited her friend
Miss Gertie Zwickle, Wednesday.
Arthur Polling was Logan caller
Saturday.
Alexander McCune called on Miss
Nora Scholl, Saturday evening.
James McLin passed through this
place Monday evening.
Joseph Ansel and wife called on
David Sheets and family Sunday
evening.
Edward Stivison and lady friend
were out driving Sunday evening.
Hiram McCune and son Alexander,
were Logan callers Saturday.
Mrs. Elvira Scholl and daughter
Nora, called on Mrs. VIM. Houston,
Thursday afternoon.
VIM, Buren and family called on
Parry Buren and family Sunday.
Miss Ada Scholl, of Lancaster, Wis
tied her mother over Sunday.
VIM. ard Henry Schol were Bremen
callers Saturday.
VIM. Canon passed through this
place enroute TO Bremen, Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Nora Scholl called on Mrs.
Parry Buren,, Saturday evening.
Chas. and Reason Scholl visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Scholl, over Sunday.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Tabor, Sunday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
also Sunday School at 900.
Thomas Brown and wife called on
James Brown and family Sunday.
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Good Hope

A large crowd from Clear Creek, at
tended church at this place, Sunday
evening.
Boyd Goss and wife called on Geo
Starner and wife, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Nettie Hoke, of Lancaster, called
on her parents, Lawrence Hoke's,
Sunday.
John and Alma Starner called on
John Byers, Thursday.
Goss Inboden and wife, of Rock
bridge, called on Lawrence Hoke,
Sunday
Chas., John and Hazel Starner call,
ed on Victoria Young, Sunday.
There will be a social held at the
United Brethern church at Good
Hope, Saturday evening, June II.
Everybody invited to come.
John Starner is getting much bet
te- at this writing and able to be out
again.
Pearl Starner called on Herbert
Starner, Sunday afternoon.
Rosa Williams is spending a few
days with her sister, Clara Byers.
w. A. Starner and wife called on
Lewis Young and wife, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Bushee called on her mother,
Friday, Mrs. p. Wagner.
Mrs. Clara Wagner was calling on
her many friends, one day last week
and was explaining how to raise geese.
She says it is not good idea to count
them before ther're hatched.
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New Plymouth

George Harris spent Saturday In
McArthur.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
| II. church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival next Saturday
night, June ", at the home of Enocli
Knife and wife.
Frank Harden was In Macarthur,
Saturday.
Myrtle and Leila Warthman spent
Friday and Saturday In Logan.
John Savely, of Union Furnace,
spent Sunday with Lizzie Savely.
Blanche Bay has been spending a
few days in Logan.
Sylvia Harris, of Columbus, Is at
home for short stay.
Frank Clark and Essie Philips, Of
| Union Furnace, spent Sunday with
| William Yaw and wife.
| Mrs. Nile Bartlett and children, OF
Logan, are visiting Mrs Bartlett's
sister, Mrs. l.. Warthman.
DR.. Bennett and family Will leave
this week for their new home at New
Lexington.
Pearl, Lespie and Will Cherry at
tended the sale of lots at Logan, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hixenbaugh of Logan, spent
| low VI WIZ pooo WYNN ''p'i
Mrs. Lovina Randall.
Roy Conner was in Logan, Saturday.
Ida McGathey Is in Macarthur.
The following Children's day pro-
gram will be given at the Presbyter-
ian church on next Sunday, June l3,
at 10 O'Clock:
Song .,.. .... .... .......,.... ..., by school
prayer o.. &C.,. .. Myrtle Souders
Bible Reading and Talk . Jent ie Finney
Song Mrs GlDbon'S CLASS
Exercise "A Bunch OF Daisies
... . ....... .. Co.. ... Primary Glass
Recitation ..... Blanche Bay
Duet .... Laura Harden, Mabel Musser
Il citation ........ Mary Black wood
A Flower Exercise Fossie Good win s GLASS
Solo ...... Kernie EgglestOn
Recitation ........ .. Hazel Thrush
Flag Exercise .... Lizzie Finney's Glass
Duet .. Myrtle Soudeis Blanche Taylor
Chun Talk ...... ......Mf. Bartietts Clnss
solo ...... ...... Flossie Good win
Recitation, "The Candidate" Josephine Bay
Talk .... ......... ..... Supt. +. A. Hughes
Recitation .......aa,, -. olive Bay
Otfeilng
song .... p. .....-... ......'.. by Sehooi
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Valley Crossing

The smiling face of Mr.. Charles
Carr, was seen on our streets one
day last week.
Noah McCo~en called on Isaac
Brown, Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Nickel and family
we're the guests of grandma Unger,
Sunday
Mr. George Dupler was on our
pixies Wednesday, on business,
lille in the valley he had the
misfortune Of breaking his buggy.
Mr.. Sanford and general agent
Mr.. Clark, were in this vicinity
selling fertilize, one day last week.
Mr.. II. W. Kitchen passed down
this valley Thursday morning.
M 8. Nina McCowen aud dsugh-
ter, called on Mrs. John Sheik
Thursday.
Mr.. Isaac Brown has moved his
family from this valley to Logan
Saturday; we wish them success
Mr.. David willard and wife,
Noah McCowen and family and
Mrs Arthur McCowen, were pleas.
antly entertained by MIR. VIM.
Wine and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Primmer Wis
tied with Mr.. Bert Moore and fam
lily, Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Robson attended
church at Pine Grove. Sunday
night.
Mr. Noah McCowen is improving
his farm by new wire fence.
Grandma Springer is the guest
of Bertha BANTER, at present.
Miss Blanche Brown was the
guest of Fred Conkle and family.
Saturday night.
Mr.. Charles Anderson is in the
employ of VIM. Springer, at pres
ent.
Mr.. John Heigle broke bread
with N. McCowen Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Kreachbaum was the
guest of Shan Kuhn. one day last
week.
Mr.. Allen Sheik was business
visitor to Logan, Saturday.
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Pine Valley

n. w. Bowers passed through this
valley one day last week.
Rev. Whitmer, OF Bloomingville, o.
visited his mother at this place few
days last week.
Harvey Burgoon was on our streets
last Tuesday.
Amos Robinson made a business
trip to Enterprise last Wednesday
Charles Iieigle, OF Black Jack, was
In our valley last Tuesday.
Isaac Brown moved his household
goods TO Logan last Saturday, where
he expects TO make his future home.
Sam Morse was caller in this val
ley last Friday.
AL BANTER was on our streets Sat,
urday.
Floyd Kreachbaum called on IL. w.
Kitchen last Tuesday
Clinton Keck and Chas. Thompson
were Logan visitors Saturday.
Della Hankison spent Sunday with
Goldie Davis.
Charley Hutton called on Floyd
kreachbaum last Wednesday.
Jacob Nihlser was In this valley
Saturday.
Sim Primmer, of Ilesboro, passed
through this place Sunday.
Children's Day will be observed at
New Zion, Sunday, June the 27th.
Durbin Moore, OF So. Perry, visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Keck, Sunday.
Wesley Woodard, of Logan, was out
looking after the interest of his farm
Monday,
Jacob Banter, OF Cedar Grove, was
on our streets last Saturday
Abe Kitchen called on ii. w.
Kitchen, Sunday.
Esquire Robinson, OF Gibisonyille,
was In this valley Sunday.
Ira Anderson purchased a wheel of
Geo. Morse one day last week.
Sunday School was we'll attended al
New Zion, Sunday.
Shan Kuhn and family were Logan
Visitors Saturday.
Rev. Lyons preached to q large
audience az New Zion, Sunday night.
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Pleasant Valley

Almost everyone from this vicinity
attended the Lot Sale at Logan, Sat
urday.
Homer Evans attended ChildIen's
Day services at Antioch, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam'l. Nihiser was the Sunday
guest of Mrs. Harrison Nihiser and
family.
Misses Agnes Nancuren and Myrtle
Evans spent Sunday with Lena and
Ellie Beougher, of Stringtown.
Rev. j. l.. Baker and family, for
merely of this circuit, but who are
now at Tupper's Plains on that work,
were the Sunday guests of Isaac Van
curen and family.
Charles Boiling was Logan shopper
Saturday.
Edward and Boyd Conkle were Lo-
gan visitors Saturday.
l. Nancuren and wife attended
preaching at Gibisonville, Sunday
afternoon.
John Evans and wife were the Sun
day guests of their son, VIM. Evans.
G. w. Ziegler was pleasan caller
in our valley Saturday.
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Pellng-kennedy

The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Kennedy, near So. Bloomingville,
O was the scene of very pleas.
ant social event on Wednesday,
June 2nd., when about thirty rela.
tives and neighbors assembled to
witness the marriage of their
daughter Edith H. to Mr.. Rancie
e Polling, of Haynes, o. The
ceremony was performed at noon
by Rev. A. f. Mccullough, pastor
of the NJ E church of Adelphi.
After the ceremony and congratu-
lations, all were invited to the
dining room where most bounti-
full supply of "good things"await.
ed them. Apparently this feature
was enjoyed by all present, hoae
seeming to need any tonic for ap'
petite.
The bride is one of Hooking
county's successful &C hool teachers
and the best wishes of many pupils
and patrons will follow her to her
new home and duties. She was
beautifully attired in white. The
groom was neatly attired in the
usual black, and is an industrious
and highly respected young farm,
er, and the best wishes Of host
of admiring friends go with this
worthy young couple upon the
voyage of life.
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Cedar Grove

Thomas Stevens, of So. Blooming.
vile passed through here ell route to
Logan.
j. Il. Rose, Miss nellie Mounts and
Mrs. Iva Pleukharp were the Sunday
guests of John Adams and wife, OF
Pursell.
Misses Dicie Kalkosch and Icel
Davis are visiting Logan friends.
The carpenters have completed a
new barn for S. s. Nihiser
James Guthrie, of Logan, was
through this vicinity last week con-
tracting wool for |. n. Stiers.
Geo. Culp and wife Sundayed with
their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Cook, OF
Black Jack.
Those attending the Glenview Lot
Sale from here were l.. w. Beery and
wife, Chas. Ileigle and wife, O. G.,
Culp and wife, A. w. Oldteld and
Carl Engle,
w. l.. Rose and wife are visiting
the latter's parents at Ilesboro.