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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09
DAVENPORT

Licensed to Marry.-Orville Smith
and Laura r. Piersall, BENNETT, Iowa;
John Kruse, Jr., and Maggie Ehlers,
Pleasant Valley; John Root, Paris, H.;
Gerald and Preston and Tillie Brandt,
Davenport; Earl Talley, Rock Island,
and Laura Anderson, Davenport; John
C. Lempke, Mineral, ILL.,, and Anna An
derson, Annawan, Ill.
Donaldson Goes to AIedo.-On Jan.
/, R. S. Donaldson, manager of the
Davenport agency of the Mutual Life
Insurance company of New York, will
become, manager of the company's To
ledo agency. A. ". Brown, the com
pany's present manager at Des Moines,
will take the local agency.
Obituary Record.-Albert Stuehmer
died Wednesday evening at 1929 West
Seventh street of tuberculosis. No
known relatives are living in this city.
The remains were taken to the Nissen
& Hartwig undertaking parlors.
30
Car Goes over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
breaking of the steering gear on his
machine while he was driving on the
river road between Princeton and lie
Claire yesterday, caused serious dam
age to the machine which crashed
through a fierce and into a 50 foot
quarry. and seriously injured the own
er of the car. Rudolph Blocker, car
penter OF Princeton.
Mr. Blocker was picked up from
underneath the wrecked machine as
soon as assistance could reach his
side and he was unconscious, remain
ing in this condition for over half
hour. II IS thought that he has suf-
fered slight internal injuries from
the long fall. The machine crash
ed over the edge of the stone prec-
ipice and fell about 30 feet turning
completely over The machine is
practically a complete loss.
Council Makes Appointments.-Th
election Of the city officials whose
terms had expired resulted in the re-
tention of the entire personnel of the
city rostrum. The elections were in
each instance unanimous and place the
following again in their old positions:
City engineer, A. NJ. Compton; assis-
tant city engineer, !. \. Ryan: street
commission, Bernard 1lcMahon, assis-
tant street commissioner, John Heen-
ey: clerk board public works, Fritz
Friedholdt; city electrician, Al. Gold
schmidt: assistant city electrician,
Frank ". Summons.
Dies as Result of Burns. - As
the result OF burns received
when a kerosene lamp was upset in
his room at the Arcade hotel, 712
West Second street, Albert Schaw-
cross, died at Mercy hospital after suf-
fering intensely for nearly q hours.
Shawcross had been out Tuesday
evening and came to- his room in the
above named place, shortly after Il
O'Clock. He lighted the kerosene
lamp and sat down beside the table.
He soon dozed off into a sleep and,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09
SHAKE DICE FOR ESTATE


Albuquerque, n. M, Dec. An
unique document was presented for
record Eere yesterday, being the last
will and testament of the late Carl
Schroeder. Unable to make up his
mind IS to which of his two sons. Carl
and Julius he should leave his proper
ty, the will provided that they shall
throw dice to see who has first choice
of the property, which consists of two
houses and lots and also another
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

house. The sons are game sports and
say they will respect their fathers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

wish and rattle the Zones" as soon
as the funeral is over.
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Obituary Record. - Mrs. Caroline
Dahlheim, wife of Alvin Dahlheim,
2517 Thirteenth avenue, died yesterday
of tuberculosis after an illness of about
16 months. She was born in Sweden
Feb. 10, 1867, came TO Moline direct
from Sweden May IS, 1888, and was
married to Alvin Dahlheim July IS,
1891. She is survived by her husband
and four children, three daughters,
Ingaborg, Martha and Lille, and one
son, Carl. She was a member Of the
Swedish Lutheran church and the La
dies society of the east end. The fu-
neral services will be held from the
home, 2517 Thirteenth avenue. Sunday
afternoon at 230. Rev. l.. A. Johnston
officiating Interment will be at River
side cemetery.
Mrs. John Volkins died Wednesday
night at 9:45 o'clock at WATERFOWL
hospital after an illness of five years.
She was born in Germany in 1885. In
1862 she was married TO Henry Nehr-
end and came to America in 1866.
Her husband died in 1873. and in 1885
she was married to John Volkins, who
died in 1899 She is survived by three
sons, Charles and William Nehrend of
Moline and Julius Nehrend of Alberta,
Saskatchewan, and one daughter Mrs.
Frank Raisch of Moline The body
was removed from the hospital to the
Knox undertaking parlors, where the
funeral was held this afternoon at 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

August custafson Insane. - August
Gustafson of Chicago. who went in
sane at Zion City the first of the week,
has been apprehended at Waukegan.
He has a brother, Arvid. living in Mo-
line, who will be asked TO care for
him. August has twice attempted sui
eide this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

Arm Broken by FalI.-Nels Monson,
residing on Third avenue and Fifty
fourth street, Moline, broke the bone
of his left upper arm in a fall from a
wagon while working in the rear of
the Union Malleable Iron plant in East
Moline. He was removed to the Mo
line city hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

Crippled for Life. - Theophil Van
Lancker, delivery clerk for Louis Son
neville. bluff grocer. may lose his left
foot as a result Of an injury sustained
yesterday. Van Eancker jumped or
was thrown from the delivery wagon
and his left ankle was broken. The
bone was splintered and the sharp
ends protruded through his stocking
and shoe. He was taken to the city
hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-09

Obituary Record.-Albert Stuehmer
died Wednesday evening at 1929 West
Seventh street of tuberculosis. No
known relatives are living in this city.
The remains were taken to the Nissen
& Hartwig undertaking parlors.
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LEWISRl R(s.

Alex Perkins, Of Decota, is here
ME Calandcr.
nhe Jack Johnson prize supper at
the residence of Mrs. jamie Wood
son Friday evening was a success.
We were glad to have in our midst
the distinguished editor of the Advo-
cate Mr.. J. G. Gilmer, on last Sun
day.
Edward olling and Junior Harris
were at Rupert Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Wysor Crutchtield, of Charl-
eston, was the guest Of the Misses
Hamilton last week.
The sermon of Rev J. w. Waters
at the NJ. f. Church Sunday evening
on ''Slander' may be applicable to
many guilty of that abominable sin.
Miss Ida Jackson is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. j. Turner, at Mt.
Carbon
DR.. S. f. Clay and Frank Perkins
were at White Sulphur and Romeo
rerte on business.
Rev. VIM. Jackson filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Miss Ada Brown is back from
Covington.
Henry Cooley and Armour Scott
went on Il trip to Huntington Sun
day.
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WINIFREDE.

Miss Carrie Watt, Of Montgomery,
spent a few days here this week
visiting Miss Mary Shelton.
Archie, the baby son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Allen, has been reported
Ill during the week.
r. II. Allen was a business visitor
to Charleston Monday.
Queen Esther Court No. IS, o. Of
c., elected the following officers:
Mrs. Maggie Perkins, w. c.; Mrs.
p. S. Alexander, W. Ink; Mrs. B. B.
Allen, W. o.; Mrs. j. R. Randolph,
ST.. D.; Mrs. John F. Mosby, Jr. D. -
J. W. Walker spent a few days in
Charleston, the latter part of the
week on business.
The True Reformer will have their
annual Thanksgiving sermon preach
ed Sunday by Rev. w. Brown, of
Montgomery.
&. II. Turner and son Charlie and
VIM. Brown spent Saturday and Sun
day in Charleston with their relatives.
Rev. l.. E. Smith filled his regular
appointment here Sunday, morning
and evening and administered the
Lords Supper.
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WAKE FOREST.

Rev. Richard Hughes preached two
able sermons Sunday during the
absence Of the pastor l.. w Mayo.
Mrs. Lucy Hodge, Of Montgomery,
lectured at the church Monday nj ht
in the interest Of the True Reformers
Mrs. Br"uLcr, of Montgomery, was
here Oh Du5inc IS last week
Mrs. Mary Pcnnick, Of Berlin, was
calling at Wcvaco, last week
A crowd attended the supper at
Mrs. Mary Richardson Monday night
The supper at Mrs. Mary Miller's
Monday night was a success.
Paul Jones, Of Charleston, who
has been visiting his mother here,
returned home last week,
John Hughes, of North Carbon, mas
moved his family here.
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GRAFTON.

There will be a Japanese Tea Social
given by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Nj. f. church, Thursday evening
July p, at the home of Mrs. Julia
Trimble.
Rev. G.. w. Muse, was visiting in
Buckhannon Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia Jackson continues
quite III.
Chas. Miles returned Friday from
Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry Jones, Of Fairmont, was
the guest of Miss Ada Stout Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Harris, Of Wheeling, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Hannah
Harris.
Misses Nursey Howell and Mamie
Hale, were guests of Miss Ollie
Turner Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maggie, Moorhead of Thorn
ton was the pleasant guest of Miss
Grace Trimble Tuesday.
Frank Shepherd. and Geo. Turner
were in Fairmont. Wednesday, on
business.
James Washington, of CIarksburg,
passed through the city Thursday en-
route to Fairmopt after spending, a
few days in Elkins.
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Menifee pleas
antly entertained at dinner Sunday
a number of guests. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Howell, Mrs.
Mandy Oliver, Mrs. Lizzie Sheppard,
Misses Pearl Whiten, Grace Trimble,
Messrs. Walter Howell, Lathen Phil
pot and Ilet Philpot,
Rev. J. C. Bush, of L,ewisburg, was
visiting friends in the City last week.
Jake Small and Howard Craig,
| were calling on friends in Clarksburg.
Sunday. ..-.~---------.---.-.... .----
Miss Ingie Taylor, Of Buckhannon
| was the guest of Miss Ollie Turner
Monday, between trains enroute
home from Wellsburg, w. Va.
Miss Lucy Moerehead, Of Thorn
ton, was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
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lie truth that fell from the lirs OF
, those eloquent anu teyo-e1l men.
The deceased was a True Reformer,
and a member of Mt. State Lodge, No.
1850, G. U. o. of D. T. Both lodges
were present and rs the funeral
cortege moved from the house OF
Jerry Myers it presented a beautiful
spectacle. The True Reformers
marched in front while immediately
behind the hcarse came the Odd Eel
lows Lodge which was we'll repre-
Sented. People In wagons, buggies
and every conceivable kind of vehi-
chile were there and fell in line maxi
ing the procession perhaps a mile
long. The Pallbearers were sclcc-
ted from the Odd Fellows lodge and
were as follows: James Head, Joe
Greene. VIM. Goens VIM. Parsons,
Sidney Scott. J. Frank Briscoe..
\. 7. Johnson. was offered the
the handsome sum of II hundred
dollars for his property on the Boom.
He refuses to sell.
Mrs. Eta Johnson will visit re-
lativcs in Washington Sunday.
Edward Briscoe came home from
Waynesboro, Pa. to see his family,
he is employed as chief cook at the
Leland Hotel.
The Odd Fellows Picnic will be
held at InwOOd Park Friday July %,
music will be furnished by the Cornct
band.
George l.. Monkey Is having a fine
bath room installed in his beautiful
house on w. John st.
Mrs. Bertha Scott, occupied her
pew at Mt. Zion NJ. E. church Sum
day night, the first time in many
weeks, having been kept away by be-
ing AFFLICTED with rheum atism.
Miss Rebeca Weaver, of Smith
field, spent the night with Mrs. Hattie
Footz. cn-route to Berk eley Springs.
]. Clayton Myers, of Wheeling, is
the guest of J. Frank Briscoe. He
VIII also spend much Of his time
visiting friends in GerrodstoWn
where he was born.
Theo Johnson is out and at work
again.
Mrs. Fannie Bates and daughter
Miss Susan and Miss Lucy Arnold, of
st. Louis, Mo-, are the guests Of Mrs.
Florence Kirk.
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MARTINSBUFsG.

Perry Scott, Jr.,<of District Of CO.
lumbja has moved his family to
Sun"et-Castle near Hedgisvillc. He
is off on his vacation and will spend
few days with his. family at the
above named place.
Mrs. Elisa Hopewell, while spend
ing some time in Kearneyvililc, has
been confined to her bed for one
week: however, by careful nursing
SHE is out again.
The funeral Of Jerry Myers, who
was killed while sitting on the tracks
OF the 3. e o., last Thursday night
about 1890 o'clock occurred Saturday
at 2:3O p. m, from the Methodist
church at Kearneyville. The :unera,
sermon was preached by Rev. s. M.
beane, of Martinsburg, assisted by
Rev. 7. 3. SnoWden, of Harper's
Fcrry,, Rev. Beane, Is an ELOQUENT
and forccful speaker while Rev. r.
IS. SnoWdeO is a scholar and Dl1iloSo-
phcr, and the many people who crow
ded the church and those who stood
outside TO hear the last sad word s
| SDok"n over the remains of Mr.. Myers
were apparently deeply touched by
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= few hours Friday enEsuss ;ta X
burg from Wrthyttte,;I Vsss whers he
visited his parents. 49, ts-,,f
Miss Lynetta Dickerson., or catior,:
o.. spent Sunday with the Misses
Giles. !$,,.. - a..
Walter Lee left Friday for his
home, at Boomer. ~ -,
George Edmondson Is i'll at his
home on Fifth st. 49, =.
Mrs. Gusts is i'll at her home ON
Green st. .-... 49,, -
- Mrs. William McClung who has
been i'll for quite awhile, WAS moved
to Cambridge, Ohio. Saturday to the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. Isabel
Berry. i, She was accompanied by her
husband, VIM. McClung and Mrs.
Malinda Washington.
Don Jones passed through the city
enroute to Fairmont Saturday.
Roy Wade, Of Charleston, was In
the city few hours Saturday.
Dallas Washington Is quite sick at
his home on Swami st.
Mrs. Florence Jones spent Sunday
In Belpre with Mrs. F. o. Lacy.
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INSTITUTE.

Mrs. w. A. Spriggs was quite Ill
this week
T. r. Ramer and w. II. Lowry
made a business trip to Huntington
Wednesday.
pr. Lewis 3. Moore left for parts
in Oklahoma Monday morning.
Prof. r. 2. Simms returned to
Bluofield Tueday morning.
Rev. D. Webster Davis spent Sun
day in Montgomery.
l.. r. Brown, II. II. Banks and 3. S.
Braxton were Institute callers Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Lucas was the guest Of
Misses Maudc Whey and Hather
FI1lks.
One q the chimncys in the new
dwelling being erected for Mr.. w. A.
Spriggs fell Tuesday causing quite
an excitement in the village. The
damage Yves very slight. Wet weather
is said to be the cause.
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100000
PRATT.

Mac Mcclure, Anthony Powell, T..
W. Holmes. Willie Holmes and Miss
Eunice Holmes worshipped at Hans
ford, Sunday
M1sses Lon Jackson and Helen
Bias were callers at the Holmes resi-
dence Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Brookins and Mrs.
I. w. Holmes are sick this week.
Mrs. Beulah Hartwell, of Hughes
ton, was in town calling on friends.
-.- X D. Pratt, Of Cedar Grove, and
d. E. V. Jordan were business callers
in our town last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Mac Mcclure, Mrs.
Chas. Rollins, Misses Julia Francis
aud Edith q. Thompson were in
Montgomery, Monday
Mrs. Ellen Jackson, Of Crown Hill
was seen in town last week.
Jas. Crates, Of London, was calling
on friends here last week.
Mrs. Hattie Hill and Miss Jeanette
Powell were calling on rclativce
some time ago.
Sam Kimball has gone to Lynch,
burg, Va, to visit his sick wife
lHugheston e. Brown, OF London
and Calvin Saunders, Of Hughcston
were callers at the Thompson resi-
dence Sunday.
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| The meeting was a
: naaag

RE YapAg 4 The meeting was a
grand success. >-- -
Miss Maud Davis entertained a
few friends at dinner, Wednesday, In
honor ot+Mrs, Carter. Of Clarks-
burg.
Mr., Patton, of Clarksburg, acc2 m
panied by his daughter. and Miss
Velma Snyder attended the basket
meeting here Sunday and very ably
assisted the choir.
AIRS. 0. T. Davis. Of keyser, who
attended the Sunday School conven-
ton held here last week. left Thurs
day for Wellsburg to attend the West
Virginia Woman's Mite Missionary
convention.
The Willing Workers. Of Halls
Chapel, met with Mrs. William LYDIA,
Thursday night.
Mrs. Thornton Jackson. who was
i'll Thursday night is some better at
this time.
Miss Nettie Madison is visiting re-
latives In Clarksburg.
Mrs. Malinda Green left Thursday
for Fairmont, to visit her sister. Mrs
Cobb. ! ~
The Ladies' AID Of Simpson Nj. E..
church met with Mrs. Laura Watson,
Friday afternoon.
Rev. G. w. Muse, Of Grafton, held
quarterly meeting at Simpson II. f..
church Sunday night, in the absence
of Rev. Geo. E. Curry, who was un-
able to be present.
Mrs. Jas. Wade very pleasant en-
tertaincd Friday evening, in honor Of
her guest, Mrs Hattie Carter, II
Parkersburg. Whist was the diver
sion of the evening
Misses Moss Clay, and Beulan
Smith, Of Clarksburg, are visiting re-
latives here for several days.
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BANCROFT.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mickens. Of
Plymouth, spent few days in Char
lesion the guest Of friends.
H. A. Jones, Of Plymouth, who was
Ill last week, is much improved
MRS. Hale Dickerson, and Mrs
John Cyrus are sick at this writing.
Edward Hicks and Mrs. Charles
Sersoins were callers in Plymouth
Monday.
Rev. B. E. Newsome. of Raleigh,
preached at Mt. Zion Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening to a
large and appreciative audience.
Mrs. NJ. T. Sinclair and little son
Terry spent Sunday in Raymond,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Booth.
Mrs Willie Wiley, Of Middleport,
Ohio, who has been visiting relatives
here for the past week, has returned
home.
Mrs. Bertha Jackson, of Specimen,
Is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Jackson, Of Plymouth.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson, of Cedar
Grove, spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting her sons, Archie Mosely, Of
Plymouth and Geo. Reed, of Ban
croft.
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CHILLICOTIIE, o.

Joseph. Winhurn, of Mechanic street
Is very sick at this writing.
The Dunbar Club of the First, Bap-
fist church Will have supper Friday
night. ,.
Miss Esste Lomax returned home
Saturday from Cleveland, O.
Miss Ella DoWdy left Tuesday after
noon for Shelbyville, Ind, to visit a
school friend So. .'~ S..
Mrs. Sarah Grey and Mrs. Mary
Scott spent Sunday in Gre enfield, O.,
Miss Cora B. Medley leaves Hillsboro
o., Friday for Detroit. Mieh., to spend
the remainder of. her vacation, with
friends.
Miss Herd. Of Nashville. Tenn, is
visiting at the home of G. w. Carter.
Miss Mabel GatliR ,aa,d ~h,Edward
Medley. Jr, visited Portsmouth O.,
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Burrell will give. a
chicken supper in Kingston Thursday
might for the benefit of Quinn Chapel
A. M. e. church. Also a musical at
might. ....---.. -.-~. -,.~ ..
The 37th annual session of'the Ohio
Sunday School convention of the A. M.
r.. church was held in Hillsboro last
week and was entertained by Rev.
Harley Newsome, the pastor Of tho
church. After very profitable ses-
sion the following officers were elect,
ed: Rev. T. b. Scott. of Allen Tenn
pie, Cincinnati. president; Miss Gala
man, Cincinnati vice president; Mr..
Callahan, Cincinnati. secretary; Rev.
G. l.. Williams, pastor Walnut Hill
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BERWIND.

Rev. J. r. Gibbons, Of North,
preached at the A. NJ e. church
Wednesday night and Sunday night.
Mrs. Fannie Scott is some what
indisposed at this writing.
Rufus Glenn, and Henry Ramsy
have gone to Gary, to the Associa-
ton.
Rev. G.. d. Hartwell returned home
Sunday from Pocahontas.
Mrs. Bette L. Wood has gone to
Roanoke to visit her parents
Charles Scott got slightly injured
In the mines Friday.
Cicero Pugle has been unable to
work for the past week on account
Of poisoned feet
The smallpox is still decreasing
and the patients are being turned
out gradually.
Our Sunday school is growing
both in number and intelligence The
lesson was well discussed Sunday.
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CEDAR GROVE.

Rev. ID. d. Davis filled his pulpit
here on last Sunday and preached
two most exte1lant sermons.
J. H. Dingess was in Charleston
Sunday the guest Of Miss Daisy
Coleman
Stanup Stone, was at Montgomery
Sunday.
Miss Fife Spraws, and Mr.. Randlc
Newman left for visit to Glouster,
o. Saturday.
Miss Ophelia Hates, Of Ward, was
here Sunday the guest Of Misses
Myrtle and Vangie Camm.
T. N. Sharon was in Montgomery
Saturday on business.
Harry Brown, of Charleston, was
here Sunday.
Miss Agnes Mimms, Of Shrewsbury,
was here Sunday the guest Of Mrs.
Jennie Beamer.
C.. II. Scott, Of Sharon, was here
Sunday the guest of MIR. BARLEY
ISangess,
j. A. Shields, of Wevaco, was here
Sunday.
43y Misses. Neya Parker, Eva PIX.
ceY, Madell Bradford, Lena Alexandra
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RAYMOND CITY.

.
., Al uay services were held at Mt.
Hermon Baptist church Sunday. Sun
day School half past nine o'clock.
Preaching at eleven. Communion
was held at two thirty; Rev. Hob
)and. filled the pulpit again at 7:3O
and preach ed an able sermon.
..Revs. P, P. Holland, and Austin
u Dickerspn, were elected delegates to
the Association which will convene
at Londan on the 10th.
- Miss Lucinda Coles was confined
to her bed several days last week.
W. M. Randolph. was in Charles
ton last week, to attend the funeral
Of his nephew.
Msdames Agnes Price. Eva Walker
and .Adzonia Carey spent several days
in Charleston last week.
Mrs. Emma Dickerson, Of Ban
croft, was a business visitor here
Monday.
. J. a. Shores got his foot very
badly. mashed in the mines last
week.
Gearge Cousin, and J. II. Lewis,
otAHpghsston, have resumed work in
our town.
Mesdames BERTHE Parker and Maud
W0pdson, of Charleston, were the
weekend guests Of friends here.
Mrs. Mary Saunders, of Charleston,
spent q few hours in our town Sun
day
Ethel Harvey, and Gordon Summer
field are sick.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Rosa Freeman, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bran
ham, left Thursday for her home in
Raleigh.
Mrs. Annie Miller, Of Pittsburg. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Shop
herd.
Miss Eloyn Wis, who has been
the guest Of Mesdames Galloway and
Anderson, of Mcdonald, for several
weeks, returned home Saturday.
An excellant sermon was delivered
at the First Baptist Church, Sunday
morning, by Prof. D. Webster Davis,
of Richmond. His text was "Crrist's
Letters. Everyone enjoyed it
very much. Prof. Davis left on
the evening train for Institute
Eugene Cough, Of Charleston, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W..
Cough, Monday.
Miss Willie Branham is visiting
relatives at Nuttall
Mrs. Julia Wilkerson, of Mcdonald
who has been spending several week s
here with her husband, left Monday
for institute to attend the summer
normal
Miss Edith Thompson, Of Pratt,
was business caller in town Mon
| day.
0. t. Willerson and brother Tom,
Of Lynn, Indiana, returned home
Thursday having spent several weeks
in various parts Of Virginia and
Washington
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Cough enter
tanned at supper Thursday in honor
Of Misses Gertrude and Margaret Mel
ton, Leota Hardy, of Charleston, and
Miss Beatrice Holmes.
An excellant program was render
ed at the Odd Fellows Hall Monday
night for the Women's Baptist con-
each one on the program preform ed
his part to perfection. A neat little
sum was realized.
PROGRAM.
Song-My Country Tis Of Thee.
Prayer-Rev. Eugene Page.
Instrumental Duett-"Banner Of
Victory--Misses Lavender and Wat
son.
Solo"That Mesmcrzing Mendels
shon Tune'-Miss Eliza Wood
Solo by The Light Of the Sill.
very Mooon'-Mr. James Lewis.
Solo" Stingy''-Miss Gladis VIII
lis.
Reading-Mrs. Susan Marks.
SOlO---"Down where the pillows
roll light" Edward Hardy.
Mixed Quarctt---Mrs. e. G.. Page
Mrs. John Page Willis, Rev. T.. c.
Page.