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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-28
CHESTNUT RIDGE

Mrs. George Gerlacb was called to
New Haven last week by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Iona Wolfe.
Charles Holterman, of Ravens
wood, is here visiting his parents.
Jerry Graham, Billy Graham and
William Canter were shopping at
Point Pleasant, Saturday.
Miss Ella Graham, of Pittsburg, is
here spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graham.
Scott Devices, who has been quite
ill, was able to spend Saturday at
Point Pleasant.
Melvin Devices spent Saturday in
Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Carrie Jones went to Pitts
burg Tuesday to join her husband,
who is employed there. Mrs. Julia
Jones will attend to their household
affair for them.
E. B. Shirley and E. f. Brinker
put up nice lot Office this last week.
Miss Bert Mason, teacher of the
Bug Run school, spent Christmas
with her parents here.
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NINTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayburn Greenlee
celebrated their e9th wedding an
niversary December elst. A large
crowd was present and a delightful.
day was spent; the gentlemen were
entertained by Mr.. William Morgan,
who played old-time pieces on the
violin and fife. The ladies enjoyed
themselves by talking over old. times.
At the usual hour the dining doors
were thrown open and the guests
were invited in to dinner. In bid
ding adieux the guests expressed
their delight which was not convey
ed alone in words but from smiling
faces and beaming eyes.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Smith, Mr.. ]. T. Whiteside and
daughter, Miss Mollie, and Willard
Greenlee, of Leon, w. H. Sullivan
and Bart Thomas. of Point Pleasant,
J. w. Allen, of Lancaster, o., Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Morgan and Garrison
Mckinney, of Waterloo, J. A.
Dunn, ]. P. Graham, T. E. Green
lee, Balvin Hart, D. F. Hill and
wife, G. L. Greenlee, wife and
daughter, Isa, G. w. Greenlee, wife
and two children, Lillian and Orval,
Harry Bennett. wife and son, Char
lie, S. c. Smith, wife and daughter,
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OLD TOWN.

Andrew Watson, of Heights, spent
a few days in the country last week
hunting.
Mrs. NJ. L. Fadely left Saturday
to visit her sister, Emma Stroumyre,
of Glouster, o.
Misses Carrie. and Inez Somerville,
spent Sunday at Robt. S~omerville's.
A. R. Girard, wife, spent Sunday
at NJ. S. Rayburn's in the Upper
Flats.
Miss Cora Oliver spent Sunday
with Flo and Lillian Hogg.
Mrs. NJ. j. Somerville visited at
o. v. Yeager's Sunday.
Miss Ida Kinney is visiting rela-
tiyes at North Point Pleasant.
Mrs. P. W. Machir started to
church Sunday morning, and going
out of the gate she slipped and SER
iously hurt her knee.
The Box Supper was postponed for
a day or SO on account of the rain.
T. E. Hogg, wife and three child
rem, spent Sunday at II. z. Berkley's.
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CALLlP0LIS TOBACCO MARKET.

Since the opening of the tobacco,
market here $780, 900 lbs. have been
bought, which is a much greater
amount than was bought in any like
period of time last year. The great
er portion sold at from s to le cts.
per pound, probably nearer s than
le cts. on ar average. a few green
lots only brought 9 cts. One lot of
500 lbs, grown near Mercerville,
brought II cts. The tobacco as S
far sold has in the main been of poor
quality and poorly handled. After
the holidays a better grade will
probably be marketed and prices will
rule some higher. No tobacco this
year, however. will bring as high n
price as a like grade last year. There
is little room to doubt that the bulk
of the crop will be sold at S to le cts.
per bound.-Gallipolis Times.
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WILEY CONFIDENT
THAT He WILL WIN SEAT IN CONGRESS
-FOUR COUNTIES INVOLVED.

Hon. Rankin Wiley, of Point
Pleasant, is a visitor in Huntington
to-day. Mr.. Wiley, who was the
democratic candidate for congress in
this district, is confident that the
contest that he has instituted against
James a. Hughes for the congressio-
nal seat will be decided in his favor.
Mr.. Wiley resents the implication
that has been drawn by republican
newspaper that he does not propose
to fight the contest that he has in
stituted for Mr.. Hughes seat to a
finish. On the contrary Mr.. Wiley
is fully convinced that the showing
he will be able to make will convince
the house of representatives that he
is the legally elected representative
from the Fifth district of West
Virginia.
Mr.. Wiley's supplementary notice,
outlining the case which he expects
to prove against Mr.. Hughes was
served Saturday, and the taking of
evidence will be commenced within a
few days.
The Wiley contest involves four
counties, Mingo. Mcdowell, Mason
and Raleigh. eMr. Wiley believes
that in these four counties conditions
will be shown which will invalidate
the election of Mr.. Hughes. Many
fragrant violations of the election
laws, it is claimed, will be shown.
Col. Geo. S. Wallace, of this city,
is INT of the attorneys who have
been employed by Mr.. Wiley to
guard his interests in the pending
contest. H Advertiser.
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OBITUARY.

John Murray, of Leon Route No.
9, Mason county, W. Va, died Dec.
go, 1910. The deceased was born
Feb. Is, 1899, in the State of Ohio.
He was married to Miss Eliza A.
Lawson, of Mason county, in the
year 1865, and to this union was
born eight children, FIVE of whom
survive him. Mr.. Murray served his
country during the entire Civil War,
being a member of Co. A, 59tb H.
inois Infantry. Death was caused
by a paralytic stroke which occurred
Sunday, the 18th. He was buried
at Eddy Chapel, Thursday evening,
the send, at s o'clock p. m. The
deceased was a mar of sterling hon
esty and INTEGRITY, well beloved by
all who knew him, and all who Wis
tied C home will miss dear old
Grandpa, bu, the Bible says: In
the midss Of lite We are in death.
and he his only paid the debt that
We all viii have to pay sooner or la
ter, so we viii patiently await our
time to 70 and then go and meet
dear old Grandpa in a better land
beyond the sky, where there are no
more sorrow, pain or death, where
we will be an unbroken family
around Gods bright throne.
We wish to thank our dear neigh
bors for their willing devotion and
help in this our hour of affection, and
may God bless them all is the wish
ofthe family of F. NJ. Plants.
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DEATH OF HOMER RAYBURN.

After slipping on ice and falling
beneath the feet of a horse, Homer
Rayburn, SO, a well known young
farmer residing near Shildeler, was
kicked to death by the horse yester-
day. The accident happened at
the Kuhner packing house north of
the city on the Granville pike, after
he had arrived there to deliver a load
of hogs.
The young farmer had delivered
the hogs and was starting home in a
large wagon with his brother when
one of the reins slipped out of his
hands. He dismounted to get it
and in so doing slipped and fell
directly beneath the feet of one O.
the horses The animal began
kicking, its hoofs striking the driver
He suffered a fracture at the base of
the brain and the ~diSlocation Of the
lower maxillary.
Mr.. Rayburn was still breathing
when removed to the Office of the
packing company and DIR. Rollin
Bunch was summond. He died be-
fore the doctor arrived, however.
The body was removed in an ambu-
lance to the Meeks morgue, where
it remained until last evening, then
was taken to the home where Ray
burn resided with his mother, who
is a widow.
Ravburn had been a prosperous
young farmer, well liked in the
community where he resided and
much regret was expressed because
of his untimely death. He was n
married and was a young man of
splendid physique. He was in splen-
did health at the time of the ac-
dent.
Coroner 4. A. Cecil was summond
and examined the body, and his
verdict will be accidental death.
Homer Rayburn was the son of inn
and Mrs. J. R. Rayburn and resided
with his parents on rural route No. /,
west of Shidler. A brother resides
on rural route Noe, out of Munsie.
The family came from West Virginia
Another brother resides in Cali
fornia.
Pending the arrival of a message
from the brother in the western state
no funeral arrangements will be
made.-Muncie Star.
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Rnmie, DR.. c. B. waggener and
wife, Mrs. Anderson Lambert and
son, Atha, Mrs. Mace Maupin and
sister, Miss Eashrine Holloway, Miss:
Miss Mary Kimberling, Mrs. Bette
Melton, of Poca, and all their child
rem, viz: Mace, Moss, Grace, Eliza
beth, Lewis, Leonidas and Edgar.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-28
LETART.

Thomas Kearns is the guest of NJ.
H. Rayurn, during the holidays.
Mrs orila Yeager and son Dallas,
were visiting c. E. Fry and wife,
Sunday.
R. F. Gibbs and wife, and Sam
Roberts, took Christmas dinner with
Eliza Fry.
John Adkins and E. F. Fry we're
business visitors at Point Pleasant,
Saturday.
Joseph Gibbs is able to go about
the house at this writing.
Samuel Rayburn and wife, of
RavenswOod, are visiting Mrs. Zerkle,
of Plain Valley.
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HOFFMAN--LAWRENCE

On last Saturday afternoon, at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Lawrence, of Three
Mile, Mr.. Delbert Hoffman and Miss
Darethula Lawrence were united in
the Holy bonds ofmatrimony. Rev.
]. NJ. Carter, of this place pronounced
the words that joined this popular
young couple for life.
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ME-. lew Mourning. Of Middleport.
VAT

Mesdames Viola Jividen and Ora
Knapp, spent Christmas with their
mother, Mrs. Alice Forbis.
Mrs. Mamie Jones and Lucy
Sayre, were visiting friends here
Christmas.
James and David Rifle, of Char
lesion, spent Christmas here with
their parents.
A large crowd attended the sale
at D. G. Deckers Dec. "a
Rev. Fast, closed bis big revival
at Forest Hill, Thursday Dec. se.
Members at Forest Hill, have pur-
chased ground for a new church
from J. A. Scantling. The church
will be built soon.
Mr.. D. G. Decker, of Nat, will
move his family to Riverside, where
he has purchased a Touring mill.
Mr.. Charlie sayre, returned home
from Charleston, where he has been
having his eyes treated.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-28
WHAT AN ORCHARD WILL DO.

1t pays to plant an orchard.
Shepard Moore, of Clendenin Dis
trict, this county, has an apple orch
ard of 24 acres, about 1900 trees.
This year he has sold from that orch
ard $500 barrels, averaging $3.50
per barrel or $3.50, making 1854.
5S5 per acre.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-28

You know as well as any one when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are sluggish,
your food distresses you, your kidneys
pain, take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea, 1t always relieves. $50,
Tea or Tablets.
Sold by A. c. vanGilder.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-28

ly with rheumatism.
]. c. Haer is threatened with
pneumonia at this writing.
Lester Badgley, son of Henry
Badgley is threatend with pneumonia
Mrs. NJ. A. Badgley was called to
Ten-mile, last Sunday week on ac-
count of the death of her sister, Mrs.
George Jenkins, returning home
Tuesday following.
Milton Bane, wife, son and daugh-
ter, returned to this section last
Thursday from New Mexico, where
they have been for a little over two
years.
Frank Worrell, of Ohio, is taking
his Xmas and New Year in this sec
ton.
Luther Vaughn and Freddie sto-
yer were united in matrimony last
Sunday.
The Christmas tree at Mt. Pros
pect met with good success. All re-
port a good time.
]. W. Bowles, Fred worrell and
Elem Burgess made a visit to Point
Pleasant Friday.
w. F. Badgley is still poorly with
la grippe.
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ARLEE.
Bryan Mayes is suffering severed.

Bryan Mayes is suffering severely
from measles.
Gale Lanier who has been serious
1y i'll, is improving.
Several persons from this place are
attending services at Mill Stone, con-
Quoted by Syndicate Wilson.
Miss Bessie Hereford is spending
her vacation with her parents at
Ben Lomond.
virgie Lerry was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Liza Litch6eld, one day
last week.
Miss Lilly King vas the guest of
her parents, Sunday.
elaud Knott and wife, were the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Long, Sunday.
BurensMyers and wife, were the
guests of Rev. F. A. Swisher and
wife, Saturday and Sunday.
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Who Was There That You Knew?

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FEAS BRANCH.

Mrs. Henry Badsley is still poor,
ly with rheumatism.
J. c. Haer is threatened with
pneumonia at this writing.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22
Csta News

The weather the past week
fine for harvesting and thresh
ing. The heav w rains the past
month stopped work for a while.
Ed Wesley and family spent
Sunday with Robt. Wesley and
family.
Chas. Sutton and H. Miller
and families attended the picnic
at Tulia on Saturday. All re-
port a fine time.
Elzo Guest and wife visited
Saturday night and Sunday
with Ben Wesley and wife.
Mrs. Emery Wesley of near
Wayside called on Mrs. Walters
Monday.
Miss Addie Donnely of Canyon
spent several days at the home
of Isom Hollibough and wife.
Grandpa and Grandma Sluder
and granddaughter, Miss Emma,
were shopping in Happy Friday.
Rev. Sharp visited at the home
of W. B. Walters Sunday night.
Rev. Younger will hold ser
vices at Fairview Sunday at II
0 clock. All are invited to come
and help the Sunday School.
Mrs. Claud Hamblin is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Deer,
near Lubbock.
p c. Buckner and family were
Happy callers last Tuesday.
TEDDY.
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waysids Notes

Weather the finest kind to I'm.
ish harvesting and threshing.
The heavy rains retarded some.
Rev. Arthur Coleman delivered
an interesting sermon last Sun
day at Beula, a good crowd out,
and Sunday School at the usual
hour. Brothers and sisters can't
we do better: Let's try to meet
earlier.
J. Z. Rogers and family con
sisting of wife and four children,
Gladys, Mabel, Paul and Leslie
visited Wayside Saturday and
Sunday and were warmly vel
coined by old friends and neigh
bors. They came in their new
car and quite a number of
friends enjoyed a spin and are
ready 70 pronounce 1t, Profec-
ton perfected" They spent the
night with ". ]. Sluder, attend
ed church and Sunday school at
Beula, took dinner with W. II.
Ham blen, then home in the after
noon. They have a cordial inyi-
tation TO repeat the visit
Marvin Sluder is still unable
to walk but does not suffer much
pain
Uncle Reuben Rogers and
wife, Aunt Matte, left Monday
to visit their children in Clay
county. We wish them a pleas
ant trip. They expect TO be
gone about 10 days.
New wheat is being put on the
market. ". D. McGehee has
carried 3 wagon loads TO Happy.
He threshed 575 bushels and
had in about 100 acres.
Miss Edith Franklin of Lub-
book came in Saturday and is
visiting with her brother, Will
Franklin and friends around
Wayside.
Jerry Bizzle of Runnells Co.
has been visiting old friends the
past week spending his time
with the Hollaugh families.
TEDDIE.
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Road Notice 10 Land Owners.

In the matter ofthe petition of w. S.
Cook and others, for public road in
the County of Randall
To all persons over whose lands the
following proposed road shall pass:
TAKE NOTICE. That theundersigned
Jury, appointed by the Commission
ers' Court of Randall County to lay
out, survey and assess damages re-
sulting from the establishment of "a
Public Road. as petitioned for by w.
S. Cook and others beginning at
Northwest corner of Survey No. 10,
Blk. ~. John II. Gibson land and
running to West line of Randall
County will, on the 1st day OF August
1910, in discharge of our said duty,
meet upon the following premises, to
which you have some claim or title,
to-wit: Surveys 10, 81, go, IL, 10, 8,
AZ, 80, 90 and 100 in Block Ms, A. Il.
and NJ. And Surveys 5, 36, As, rs, s.,
ll6, l25, 1876, 1875, 1876, POS, 236, 245,
276, 2S5, 2s4, 277, PA, 237, 2O4, 1877,
1854, l57 124, III, 81, II, A, 81 and 4 in
Block NJ 8, S. X. and X. and then and
there proceed to assess any damages
to which you may be entitled on ac-
count of the laying out of said Public
Road. and you are hereby requested
and required to produce all evidences
which you may desire to offer in rela-
ton to such damages, and do and per-
form such other acts as may be ne
cessary and lawful in the premises.
IN wITEss WHEREOF, We have here
unto set our hands this lst dag of
July, 1910. Chas. f. Zoeller,
j. j. Bauer,
J. NJ. McNaughton,
w. II. Foster,
G. f. Herschberger,
Jurors.
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good on the broad prairies and
range cattle are doing fine.

good on the broad prairies and
range cattle are doing fine.
Wagner started his indepen.
dent thresher Monday of this
week on the farm of Jim Stod.
dard who has nearly 400 acres
of wheat. Mr.. Stoddard is re-
ported as getting little better
and we are glad to note his i'm
provement.
Mr.. Schnelle retuned home
last Friday from prospecting
trip up in southeastern Kansas.
He says that the prospects for
crops are better since the late
rains.
Politics in this locality are
rather quiet, not much doing.
Bro. Younger filed his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday to
a good attentive audience.
O. for the 23rd to pass and
election be over and all the de-
feated candidates which will
mum Der many score, all go back
home and go to work and let the
man alone that's trying to kill
the weeds and raise a crop and
set the Panhandle flying.
The sheriff was out this way
this week but was not looking for
anyone in particular but rather
looking for everyone to vote for
him.
Little Olive Schramm was on
the sick list Sunday but we
hope not seriously so, otherwise
the health of the community is
good. BOOSTER.
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Pleassntyiew Items.

The weather is very fine at this
writing for all kinds of work
that is TO be done such as plow-
ing and cultivating the growing
crops and threshing which is in
full sway here in the Panhandle.
Weeds are making their regular
appearance and it is an ideal
time to kill them for soon they
will mature the seed and it will
be no use to destroy them. The
crops have improved wonderfully
in the last ten days and every
thing now points to an abundant
crop of row grown forage and
hay. The grass is exceedingly
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

FARMERS, and others inter
ested in a Traction Engine that
is Powerful, Economical and Dur.
able should write for informa-
ton concerning the Pioneer Gas
oline Tractor. Get the best. r.
G. SHINDLER, Agent, Dalhart,
Texas. 17-3tp
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

An item of Importance was
overlooked by the reporter two
weeks ago was the return of the
Clevelands to their old home in
this city. They are welcomed
back by their many friends.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22
For Rent.

Good brick business room on
square, also rooming house close
in. A. G. Thompson.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

Guaranteed to heal without a
blemish, or your money refun-
ded. Price 25c, SOC, and $1.00.
Csc size for family use only. For
sale by all druggists.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

Would you like to live in country
where you can raise greater variety
of farm products more successfully
than in almost any other place in the
Union? Would you like to buy some
land where it is bound to double in
value in a short time. where YOU can
get the purest, sweetest softest well
water that you can find any place?
Where You have soil of surprising
fertility and of great depth, underlaid
with a clay sub-soil? Where you can
raise wheat and corn, oats and barley,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

The finest line lace curtains in
city at Thomas Furniture Co.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-22

you land mmh My where h
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