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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
A FITTING
(From the Barton Monitor

II was indeed a fitting tribute to the
memory of n great man. when the State.
through Its chief executive. Governor
Prouty. held memorial exercises In honor
of the Tooth anniversary OF the birth OF
Justin S. Morrill,. at Montpelier. Thurs
day. Justin 5. Morrill, undoubtedly
stands among the noblest and greatest
men Vermont ever produced. His ex-
ample migh well be held before the
young Nermonter as an example of what
a country youth In this democratic land
can attain of power and influence and
reward by persistent and honest effort
TO attain the best In all things.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
LODGE WITHDRAWS HIS
Se5, 900 RESOLUTION

Washington, April 25-In the Senate to-
day Mr.. Lodge withdrew his resolution
asking sanction for the expenditure of
ST.. 90 to continue the cost Of living in
quiry. This action was taken on tn"
ground that members of the minority
were conducting such an extended debate
upon the resolution as to interfere ser
iously with the passage Of the railroad
bill. The committee will continue the in
quiry, however, under authority Of the
original resolution.
The Crawford lkins traffic agree
ment provision Of the railroad bill was
un'or discussion In the Senate most of
the day. Senator Root spoke in favor
of # and Dolliver and Clapp opposed il.
In the House the session was devoted
to consideration Of bills relating 10 the
District of columbia. Both houses will ht
IN session tomorrow.
Thu store where YOU usually buy it,
has "A message for you to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATION
utrom the Bristol HeraldD

IT TVHT ~ TF'"VV4 FT'T"E"'
The voters in every town but one in
this county are opposed to any change
I'm the present system of town represen-
tation in the Legislature. says the Yer
rennes Enterprise. II is not 50 much
the voters who oppose the change as the
%wirepullers and aspirants for the Jobs
of representing the various towns, This
class are shrcwd enough to work on
the feelings OF the voters and thus keep
IN a sentiment against Il change. The
present system of town representation
Is an expensive luxury and is an injury
to the people in more way than one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28

mains is tor Hyde Park to take the
steps for securing the water service. In
case II delays further. the county seat
will probably go to Morrisvilie, In spite
of the sentiment throughout the county
that Hyde Park should not be robbed now
in the days OF It's depression.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
THE LUMBN Or III.
utrom the Montpelier Arsus.)

seventy thousand men and 700 horses
have been al work in Maine. Vermont.
New Hampshire, and the provinces of
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia during
the past winter, according to figures
compiled, and the lumber cut amounts to
2,5o,0H,0o feet of pine, spruce, hemloc>
and birch. II Is estimated that $40. onAWo
will be required To pay FOR the work In
the woods as wages reached an unusually
h,gh level.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
. PACKAGE or MEDICINE free

Every subscriber to this paper VIII VII
will write TO the address below VIZ
receive, free of expense, Il pachSse
containing small boxes of all the In!a
lowing well known medicines; lanfhs
Tea for the bowels. kidnets io' rah-
kidneys, Lanes Pleasant 0uin,nu
Headache Remedy. Address orator -
Woodward lie RON ~ u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28

The store where you 'usually buy it
has "A message for you to-day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
CORRESPONDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Asbury. March
2Ath -..
Henry Jones. Of Grafton, has is
sued invitations TO his many friends
at Moreantown to the annual Easter
hall, which will be held at Grafton,
Monday evening, March ,2Sth.
Stranton Gray, of Fairmouut, is
employed at the Peabody hotel. ------
John Shorts was in our city Sun
uay evening on business.
\. W. Wight has moved his cafe
and lunch room and VIII occupy the
Barhoreans old stand as a first class
restaurant.
The A. NJ. e. church choir Was out
in full bloom last Friday evening
and practiced for the Union Rally
which Was held in the said church
last Sunday. After the rehearsal
;hc election of officers followed.
Miss Letitia Johnson. president:
Floyd Foulk. vice presidents Miss
Ethel Hunt, secretary: Miss Mary
Blue assistant secretary; John \.
Jones, treasurer.
At the close Of the choir meeting
John II. Lewis treated the choir
members with ice cream and cake
IL. T.. V. Jordan. OF Washington,
II. c., agent for the American Work.
MHn Insurance Company for West
\ r&inia Was in our city last week
H% the guest Of Rev. S. Christian.
The Monongalla LodSn n. Of P.
met Thursday night and entertained
Evening Star NJ. IL, Court Of Ca
!an;hH. The *. of P.'s and Court
Of Calanthe brought lots Of good
things to cat and a good time was
enjoyed. Toa>tS followed by Henry
Wilkinson, {. c.. and Mrs. Beula
ellis. Rev. s. Christian and several
others.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
CIARkSBURG

Miss Hannah Meade passed
through Friday en- route to Bridge
port to spend Sunday with her pa
rents. Miss Meade is teaching at
Sutton this term and reports very
interesting term.
The farewell reception --tenaeTatl
Rev. j. ". Colbert Friday evening
Wy the officers of the church was
well attended and delightful even
ing was spent. Mr.. d. II. Kyle act
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
RAYMOND CITY.

Rev. p. p. Holland filled his regu-
lar appointment mere Sunday and
preached two most excellent ser
mons.
Miss Ida Scott Of Charleston
spent Sunday and Monday here Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs Mary Johnson and daughter,
Miss Lille left Thursday for Colun.-
bus, Ohio. where they will make
their home.
Ernest Alexander, Walter Person
Reid Penn, Fl. b. Good, G.. Il. Saun-
ders and Ed Pelin8ton spent Sun
day in Charleston.
Ed. Dickerson. Of Bancroft spent
Sunday here.
Miss Gretta Roberts, Of Bancroft.
spent Sunday here.
The Knights Of Pythias and Court
Of Calanthe will have their Thanks
giving sermon preached here Sunday
by Rev. p. p. Holland.
Geo. Mckinney and Mrs. Mary
Price are sick this week.
Mrs. Emma Dickerson, Of Ban
croft, was business visitor here
Tuesday evening.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
IT. PLEASANT.
OF hers.

The banquet given by the NOM
hers Of the NJ. =. church. Monday
evening. IL honor Of thc:r pastor,
Rev. G. W. Muse, l,roved success
socially and financially. The pro-
gram. which was made up Of the
best talent VAS most beautifully
rendered. The address by Rev ].
w. H0hinSon WAS the most interest
ing and instructive listened to for
some time and the entire community
feel that it is we'll to have him in
our midst. Rev. Muse left Tuesday
for quarterly conference at Pitts
burg. --,.------ ...-..-
Mrs. G.. w Muse, of Charleston,
attended the banquet here Monday
evening.
Miss Julia Smith, who spent the
winter in GAINESVILLE, sewing, return
ed Thursday. She was accompanied
home b. her little niece, Hortense
Jackson. who will remain indefi-
nitely.
The Reading Club was entertain-
cd by Rev. J. w. Robinson. Thurs
day, at the home Of Mrs. G.. II. Jor-
dan. After reading, Mrs. Jordan,
assisted by Miss Mosella Co!stcn,
served a very dainty and appetizing
lunch.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Venerable, of
Plymouth, We're guests Of relatives
hero last, week. Mrs. Venerable was
formerly Miss Jewell Hare.
Miss Jess Hale Of Middlepcrt
sncnt Saturday and Sunday here
| the guest Of her uncle, Chas. Bell
and Miss Mosala Colston.
Rev. G.. Davis, of GaliipoHs
preached two very able sermons al
the First Baptist church Sunday.
Joseph Alexander. who has beer
quite i'll for the past few weeks is
Improving -.------~.. ..-.
| Miss Mosella II. Colston enter
tanned Il few friends Friday even
ing at Whist in honore'of her guest
Miss jess Hale.
Willing Workers Club Of FRS
| Baptist church net with Mrs Laura
Eurton. Monday evening.
| Dr. s. A. Washington, of Red Sta,
| vas called here Saturday on accoun
Of the continued illness of. his father
in-!aw, Joseph Alexander He wa!
| accompanied by his son, Loris.
Pearl Johnson and Clyde Colsto1
attended q dance in Gallipoli!
| Thursday evening.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. V. NJ. Willis and children
the gsuests Of relatives.
William Page, of kanawha City
was the Monday guest of relatives
here.
Mrs. B. F.. White and daughter
Dorothy, spent the week end at In
stltute the guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Ada Clark, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Brown, at Eagle
died Thursday and was inferred here
Saturday. -----~-----
Rev. W. w. Scott, Of ST. Adams,
was a business visitor here Friday.
DR.. S. A. Washington, Of Red
Star, was here on professional bust
ness Thursday.
The Simmons Graded School
closed Thursday with literary exer-
clses at the school house A. w.
slaughter and Thos. Johnson, trus-
tees were present and made a short
talk. John Johnson was the only
graduate. He received d state grad
ed school diploma.
IT. II. Railey went to Page Fri
day to make an address for the clos
ing Of the Page school.
Rev. Il. D. w. Meadows, of Hunt
ington, was here several days last
week on business.
Rev. E. G.. Page filled an appoint
ment at DeCota Sunday.
Rev. V. Harriday left Monday for
Pittsburg.
II. II. Ilatley was called to Ward
Saturday because Of the death OF
his cousin, Mrs j. G.. Taylor. The
remains were taken to near Char
lE0ttsviile, Va, Saturday night ac-
lcompanicd by the husband and sis
| ter.
i. S. Noel NJ. d. Bustei, r.. w
Wade, n. w. Straughter, H. II. Raj.
icy, y. y. Willis and p II. Hays at
tended the funeral OF Fleet Potter.
field in Charleston Tuesday.
Mis- Ruth HENDERSON IS sick at
The home Of her daughter, Mrs. r
d. Hodge.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
4iH-Mritine,
BANCROFT

The officers and teachers oe the
sunday school are preparing to rem
der an Easter program on Sunday
evening. .~.- -.-t.....
me Improvement League met
with Mrs Rell Hill, of Plymouth
THURSDAY The league had two
prizes to be given to the ones who
brought in tho most money The
iirst prize was quilt and the sec
Ond was p sofa pillow cover. Mrs.
Richard Smith was awarded the fret
prize, bringing in ten dollars and
Mrs. Homer Phillips the second for
tour dollars. They were presented
to them with neat little speech by
Mrs. NJ. T. Sinclair. After the bus
mess was over they we're served to
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

a delightful repast by the hostess
After which they adjourned to
meet with Mrs, Philip Shanks the
FIRST Thursday in April
MIR. William Venerable and Miss
Jewel Hare, Of Winfield, were qquiet-
~ married in Ironton, O., Wednes-
day, March 18th, after which they
returned to Plymouth where they
will go to housekeeping soon.
DR.. NJ. T. Sinclair will go as dele
gate to the Sunday School conven-
ton which convenes at Hinton in
April.
Mrs. William Venerable and Miss
Agnes Stevens spent Monday in Win
field the guests Of the formers pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hare --.. ----..---~-
Those on the sick list at P1ym-
outh are Mrs. Bell Hill, Mrs. Mae
Jones, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs. S. F..
Edmonds and little Oracle Skanks
Mrs. Ed Hicks, Mrs. Spencer
Smith and Mrs. 'Chas. Surgeons were
the guest Of Mrs. Joe Sawyers, Of
T}etsey, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hale Dickerson and Mrs. Lee
| nora Stevens were callers on Mrs
Geo. Mckinney, Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Ross, Of Bctsey, was
u business caller in Bancroft Mon
| day. ." TEEl1S
, Miss Agnes Stevens of Spellman
was calling on Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Venerable Sunday -.....---.--
John Cyrus, who was reported
sick last week is somewhat improved
at this writing. $685..
! Mrs. Hale Dickerson and Mrs. NJ
T. Sinclair and little son Terry Wis.
tied friends in Raymond Thursday.
Miss Gretta Roberts spent Sunday
| III Raymond.
Master Edward Dickerson was 8
Sunday caller in Raymond.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

Hamilton and Miss Florence Cobb,
Of Fairmoiet. and Miss. Fannia Scott.
of Meyersdale Pa, we're calling on
friends here. Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Sadwick is visiting
relatives in Parkersburg.
Dr.. w. L.. Henderson continues
quite I'LL. He was seized suddenly
Friday
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
her daughter, Merles' tenth birthday.
Quite a number of her little friends
gathered to wish her many happy
returns ef-tAe day. Many beautiful
presents were given her and all pres
fully spent.
Rev. J. w, Colbert leaves this
week for Pittsburg to attend the an
nual conference. Rev. Colbert has
closed very successful years work
here.
Miss Carrie Coleman and Mr. Err
nest Spotwood were united in mar
riaGe Sunday evening at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Quarles
Rev. S. p. West ofnciated.
Special Easter services will be
held at Pride Chapel Sunday.
The annual thanksgiving sermon
to the Knights Of Pythias will be
preached at Trinity church Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
MORGANTOWN

d Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grant
ling at p. m. in honor Of Rev. NJ.
Offer. The following persons were
& present:
@Sss Rev. NJ. Offer, Rev S. \. Lewis.
E5Ieev. A. J. Payne, Rev. J. \. Hunt,
IEJ Fl. Lewis, c. w. Thomas, J. W.
S{.sDixon, Henry Wilkinson, Mrs. G. ".
Thomas, Mrs. Lotitia Johnson. Miss
ssfLucy Coston, Miss Pauline Blue and
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas \. Grant.
~ The hostess was assisted by Miss;
4 Marina Hanshaw and - Miss Frrna
ssfSArmstead. The dinner was d pleas
ant affair.
SS;I9& Miss BESSIE Fisher and brother,
lie Roy, of Cumberland. Md, are in
1 the city as guests Of M. and Mrs.
~, II. Brown.
8 Mount Moriah Lodge 80. 20 will
annual aaHtuet al; the
s%Crystal Palace Hall March 3lSi.
%@ Rev. S. a. Lewis. who has Drrn
holding revival services at Jones
s}Chapel M. j.. church for three weeks
4 closed Friday night. rev. Lewis
will leave fer Pitsburg. Pa, where
.Fhe will attend The annual VI. Il. con-
4 ference
$ Rev. Moses Offer, who has been
the minister Of The Morgan.0wn
lar and kingwood NJ. e. Churches lcf,
3 Ir the Pittsburg conference Tuesday
~ The ladies Of Jones Chapel VI. T.
i church entertained in honor Of Rev.
gS.%A. Lewis last Saturday crrning.
w The Dunbar Literary society at
5sSabraton opened Monday night. Il
was closed for two weeks on account
6of revival services at ne Baptist
4 church which were bc11 by Roy. \,
~. Payne, the pastrr. Thr DIcnt:ng
CLOSED Friday night.
t. Rev. Kecny Of CIarksbu1g. wDg in
our city few days ago helping Rov.
Payne with his revival Srr!iccG flo
fTdurned to his ZONE Saturday cy-
ssahiug.
Miss Louisa Jenkins, who has
Been making he" home with hcrI
hrotb er-in-laW ON >hr wosH aldc. has
smoyed hcr residence 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
ST. W. Thomas. &33 Chcstnu,
aHtfeet.
t3% Alfred jackson. Of Fairmont was
On our city a few days ago on bust
.:hrsb
s5S MR.. and Mrs G. ". Alexander
Rave issued invitations for a birth
IpkE marty i,1# honor96Es thefr d@dgh |
- ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
SYLVIA.

w. Galloway has left f-his
home at Ronceverte.
Miss s. ~. Powell left Saturday for
Charleston where she will spend a
few weeks Before going to her
home.
EhC little twelve months old boy
Of Mr. and Mrs. Duval died Thurs
day morning at 1920 at Raleigh
after suffering few days from pneu-
monia
The young men in. Becklcy have
organized a lyceum and have invited
all young men. and ladies to attend.
They render a very. instructive pro-
gram every Friday night.
Frank Blakey, who has been SUI
fering from an. attack Of pneumonia
is able to be out again.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs Kane Carter last Sunday
about 1880 and left a fine girl.
The yard party given by Miss
Harriet Ferguson Thursday night
was quite a surprise to many OF her
young friends.
We are glad to note the improve
ment of Mrs. Martha kinley who
has been sick for some time The
members of the Fishermens Lodge
gave Mrs. Kinley a surprise party
Saturday night. Every one who at
tended was loaded down with some
thing nice to present her.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
lue wifi make their home Tor the

Blue wifi make their home fog., the
future.
Mrs Helen ,Crenshawe was visit
ing Clarksburg friends the past
week. 49,;
Mrs. F. H.! Jackson and guest
Miss Scott. ,.AIrs. c. W. Hamilton
and Miss Florence Cobb spent Satur-
day with friends in Clarksburg.
Rev. C. G. Gill left Monday for
Pittsburg to attend the annual NJ. f.
conference. Rev. Gill closed the
most successful year financially and
the church has a larger mbership
than ever before in it's history We
all hope for his return.
Clarence Lee sang solo at Il
school entertainment In Grafton last
Week.
Mount Harris of Shinnston, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
+. H. Jackson had the misfortune
to cut his hand very painfully last
Friday while closing a door 1t was
necessary to take thirteen stitches.
777.sMfs. VIM Bubanks has been very
i'll the past week.
f. +. Meade was in Wheeling
Tuesday
James Taylor was visitor t.
Morgantown Friday ..,
Mrs. VIM. Washington is much im-
proved al this writing
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
--IiANANHA CITY.

Mrs. J. w. Page is visiting hrr
daughter, Mrs. WIN. Taylor, at Ash
land, Ky.
Mrs. Susie Lewis and niece were
shopping at South Rufner Saturday.
Rev. J. w. Page preached Sun
day to large congregation.
f. II. Johnson is somewhat i'll at
q. i. Jackson was the guest Of
Miss Ivory Woods Sunday afternoon.
The public school will give an en-
tsrtainmcnt here Saturday night,
March rs, for the benefit OF the IL
brary.
Clinton Johnson is somewhat i'll
at this writing.
Easter exercises will be held at
the church here Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
: PaRKERSBURG.

KgSsAsxs

3A5Ss$$sThe series Of revival SrrN COS
S 5ssg Mich have been conducted at thr
3 l,s M. h. church on Clay stree, by
lSs. F. II. AAlleynr. pastor in charge,
by Madame Mary Ice Mis-
'es4 iDfary, Evangelist. have been quite
The church has been
&4sFSatly awakened and tee tNmHuni-
!gS asSeSFts, at large. Madame lee DrVuchcG
S;lsl3[Hrl farewell sermon Sunday evening
gFnd Will leave in order to Garry on
.1AE series OF revival services lit BCipre.
'SS1l0hao, beginning Sunday, March -.
There will be concert gwen at
e9athe Zion Baptist church. corner Nlh
NRHd Clay streets. Marcia 18th, Ivy
aaseome OF the ladies Of inH church.
SSYAn Interesting program has been ar
GFanged.
S5fS5William Henry, the litltC son OF
$sshLr, and Mrs Wan. McClung, died al
sGheir home on Avery stree, Thurs
EiAay morning, after briug seriously
sstli for some time. The funeral was
SSconducted by Rev. Carroll Of the
Z Alethodist Episcopal church. Inter-
'Sment in the colored cemetery 'north
,&nfi The city
Rev, VIM. Toney, pastor I'll IN,
sSZion Baptist church, returned Fri
g&day from MOWndsvi!le. where he
event on business.
sS Airs. Jane S@dNick, Of urkAhur2
SS%is1in the city the Gucst Of her sistc
M$iMrs. James Madison, Of Seventh
sistreet
SS,flx The concert given by the pupils OF
S Summer High SchoU! al the VI T..
schurch Friday evening was Il sur-
cess A neat sum was realized.
81 Misses Virgio and L"o:l" Giles
ssWere guests OF Miss Ethel Hardy, OF
Marietta Thursday.
Calvin Taylor is quite i'll at his
\ home on Clay street.
Fzz Mrs. Emma Wilson, Of Grafton.
and Mrs. Isabel Berry, OF Ca AZ
O. were in thc city Saturday
4 to attend the funeral Of their nCuh-
lew, William Henry McClung.
fs%s Mrs. Almeda Jefferson, of Swan
@ street and MIS-. Edward Ice. Of Cha"
&sstreet continue to be quite i'll!
S8E Miss Lurania Lee arrived in the
n city Thursday on account Of the Sc
%Tious illness of her mother, Mrs.
@Edward Lee
Bic Clarence Lacy, Of Clarksburg, was
Y in the city SUNDAY calling on friends
Z - rs--J NJ Canty and children, Of
were the pleasant guests
81 of the Misses McClung for few
4sdays en- route from Harpers' Ferry
where she attended the funera! of
IN her mother, Mrs. Lovette.
8f,&t Rev. Carroll. pastor Of the A. +,
y church preached his farewell ser
mon Sunday evening and will leave
SSFin a few days to attend conference
e which cOnVenes in Pittsburg, Pa.
SaslsasMrs. F. O. Lacy and Mrs. James
asEMunroe Of Relpre, O., were in the
g city Friday calling on friends.
lsSss William Ferguson, Of Stb street
~ is indispOsed at this writing.
George Willis, Of Charleston
lint formerly Of this city, is the
guest Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Willis, Of Green street.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-28
VALLEY HIGHWAY

Colorado newspapers are giving
much space to the suggestion
made by Editor Faxon of the
Garden City Telegram that tie
Valley Highwag. for which a con.
ference will bt. held at Hutchinson
January 81. M made inter tate,
and full v approves the idea.
AT Colorado Springs this week.
the Colorado kealty association
devoted some tine to t,e project
and discussed it appro, ingly
The Colorado Springs and Den.
yer p pers al have pieces about
the highway, which starts in Kan
shs, and VIII ch is to be special
mark of distinction to the Arkan
sas valley.
Editor Fa>on says, ir part:
The fact is, there is but one Valley
Speedway and it is not coming into
Pueblo via the Missouri Pacific railway
Kansas. 1t is an Arkansas valley af-
fair, in Kansas as we'll as Colorado, was
given the name it has SO far carried by
myself, and have helped carry on the
campaign for more than six months.
Now the history OF the Valley Speed
way, or Valley Hiehway as it has lately
been called, is this: The Hutchinson,
Kansas, News originated the SUGGESTION
early last summer. That paper and my
own, The Garden City Telegram, kept
the movement alive for three or fouu
months and then newspaper, CONNER.
cial organizations, farmers, motor clubs
county engineers, township officers
county commissioners, and others.
''The result is that there never wa,
such wave of food roads movemen,
spreading over Kansas or any other state
Teere will be conference held a,
Hutchinson, Kaanas-in the Arkansa,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-28

valley, il you please, not in the Missouri
Pacific section Of the stste-on January
81, and my &uess is there will be $50 or
800 delegates to it. They will come
from every Kansas county-in the Ark.
snsas valley-ffOm Wichita to the Colo.
RADIO state line. Wichita. Hutchinson
and Garden City will probably have the
arrest delegations.
originated the suesett IN that
Colorado be invited into this movement
and the conference, and that the Valley
Hishwsy become interstate, continuing
from Coolidge, Kansas, up the valley to
Pueblo, at least. This idea was in
stantly agreeable in our state and then I
consulted some Colorado road peopIe
about the matter. Colonel W. M. Wilev
of Holly, just across the state line from
where we first proposed to end our road,
is state highway commissioner in this
state, and he told me he decidedly
favored the Colorado extension. Charles
A. Johnson Of Denver, president of the
Rocky Mountain Highway association,
also favored the Colorado extension, and
wanted the road to 60 to Colorado
Springs and Denver, as presume it un.
doubtedly will in time.
so invitations are now being sent
from Hutchinson, where the conference
will be held, to Colorado good roads
leaders, to county commissioners in the
Arkansas valley, and to others, asking
for representatives at Hutchinson, Jan.
uary 81
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-28
U.io. Revival Services

The Union Revival services
Sunday evening and next week
will be in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening sermon by the
Rev. F. f. Gibbs. Everybody well
come. The Sunday morni g ser
vices will be in each individual
church as usual
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-28

The busiest and mishtiest little thing
that ever was made is Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They do the
work whenever you require their aid.
These tablets change weakness into
strength, iistlessness into energy,
kloominess into joyousness. Their action
is SO eentle one don't realize they have
taken pursative. Sold by, The Holly
Pharmacy, Ikelman Bros, Proprs.