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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
EVERY QUAIL WORTH
ITS Weight IN GOLD

From statistics compiled after thou
sands of Bob White examinations, it is
estimated that each bird consumes
" ounce of weed seed daily from Sep.
tember1 to April 1. If we estimate
that there are four quail to each
square mile of farm land in Ohio then
each year they will destroy in this
state about $40 tons of weed seed
enough weeds to smother 10000 acres
of wheat
From June till September Bob
Whites meal consists of one-half in
sects to two-bird seeds. 1t is really
remarkable with what precision he
picks out these insects which are the
worst foes of human food. The list
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
Those Pies of Boyhood

How delicious were the pies of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so
good. What's changed? The pies?
No It's you. You've lost the strong,
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver,
the active kidneys, the regular bow.
els of boyhood. Your digestion is
poor and you blame the food. What's
needed? A complete toning up by
Electric Bitters of all organs of di-
gestion Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Bowels-Try them They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and apprecia'
ton of food and fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength and
vigor. soc at G. R. Baker & Co.'S,
f. Fink, Fredreicktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
LEAGUE NOT DISCOURAGED
viii Continue Prosecution Of Newark
Saloon Keepers.

Columbus o.. July ~. 49, That the
disastrous ending to Fridays raid at
Newark will not deter that organiza.
tion from making further raids was
made known in statement issued
by Wayne b. Wheeler.
'In Fridays raid only three war.
rants were served" said Wheeler.
"Thirty-eight warrants were sworn
out before Mayor Barnes of Gran
vile, and the remaining 80 warrants
Will be served as soon rs possible
The fact that the lawless element OF
Newark tried to block the law last
Friday Is no reason why the other
warrants should not be served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15

contains the most superlative destruc-
tive crop and garden pests of North
America. The chinch bug, cotton
worm, Mexican cotton boil weevil ar
my worm, potato bug, cucumber beet
lie and several species of grass hop
pers. 1t is probably the most efficient
enemy known of the potato bug.
Over 100 potato bugs have been
found in single bird. Wire pests are
also eaten when found-eagerly de-
voured. The stomachs are often pack
ed with insects. They probably kill
SO to 100 grasshoppers apiece each
day AS one great authority says,
Every quail is worth its weight in
gold to the nation"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
PARIS BEGINS CELEBRATION

Paris, July 13-Paris is profusely
decorated with flags and bunting in
anticipation of the national holiday to-
morrow. The celebration was usher
ed in this evening with the customary
street balls, band concerts in the pub
lie squares and elaborate displays of
fireworks.
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WANT SHERIFF REMOVED
six Newark Citizens File Charges
Against Linke.

Against Linke.
Columbus, o., July H. Six citizens
of Newark filed charges against Sher'
IN Linke with Governor Harmon, the
action coming quickly on the heels
oil the suspension of Mayor Atherton
by the governor. Linke Is chnrg.
ed with negligence la failing to
properly protect Carl Etheriugton,
the dry detective who was hanged by
a mob last Friday night Governor
Harmon, upon receipt of the charges
ecutiye clerk. John Deyanney, to
Newark, TO notify the sheriff that the
charges against him would be heard
at the governors office Monday,
July 20.
The charges are signed by three
Democrats and three Republicans.
The first signer IL Judge Charles w,
Seward OF the common pleas court,
Eeward Is a Republican. The other
,Igners are Fenwick Ewing, Demo
crat, an attorney, E 8. Randolph,
Republican, attorney; George May
bold. Republican, shoe merchant; j.
r. Smith. Democrat, grocer. and T.
l.. Taneybill, Democrat. attorney.
The charges are as follows
ellis Excellency, Governor Harmon
"rhe undersigned qualified electors
A,of Licking county Ohio. hereby make
complaint. charging that William
Linke, sheriff of said Licking county
Ohio. on Friday. July 8, 1910. apowe'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
Bible Class
Gives a Social

The Wesleyan Bible class of the
Gay street NJ. E. church gave a social
in the church parlors on Tuesday even
ing. The evening was delightfully."-
spent by all present. Mr.. f. G. Had
ley Of Mansfield, the organizer of the
class was present. Mr.. Judson Vincent
acted as toastmaster during the even
ing a number of toasts and addresses
being given by various members of
the class. Delicious refreshments were
served Music for the occasion was
furnished by the class quartet com.
posed Of Messrs Rimer, Babbs, Ash.
craft and Ewing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
Remlineer-Jennines
Wedding

The wedding of Mr.. John Remlinger
and Miss Mary Jennings, both of this
city, was solemnized Tuesday even
ing at the office of Squire Herbert
C. Wood at seven-thirty o'clock The
ceremony was performed by Justice
Wood. The bride and groom are well
known in Mt. Vernon, the former hav-
ing been employed by the Youngs-
town Steel Co., for some time, but is
now located in this city.
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Dillon Aooepts Nomination.

Columbus. O., July 13-Judge e..
b. Dillon from his summer home at
Topinabee, Mich. wired his accept.
ance OF the Republican nomination
for the circuit court OF the Second
Ohio judicial district, The nomina-
ton was given him unexpectedly
June 10, when the convention was
unable to agree on candidates be-
fore It.
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and permitted one Carl Etherington,
person then In his custody rs such
sheriff, to be taken from the county
Jail OF Licking county, Ohio, and they
further charge that said sheriff then
and there failed to do his duty in
protecting said Etherington and that
said Etherington was at said time in
the city of riewark, Licking county
Ohio, lynchetSoy mob.
Signed-"Charles w. Seward, Fen
wick Ewing, Il. s. Randolph, George
Maybold, ]. F. Smith, r. l.. Taney'
hill"
AnkeIe Now In Charge.
The official notice of Mayor Ather'
toms suspension was carried 10 New.
ark and served by Guy Marchand,
one of the governors clerks. Vice
Mayor John Ankele was at once
sworn into office. The letter notify
ing Atherton of his suspension sets
Saturday, July 20, as the date for the
hearing, which will take place at the
executive office.
One Of Ankele's first acts was to
remove Robert Zergiebel, CHIEF of the
Newark police force.
In the event of Sheriff Linlce's re-
moval by Governor Harmon, Coroner
L. l.. Marriott will succeed to the
Office
Governor Harmon announced that,
having decided he had jurisdiction in
the Newark case, he will hear the
charges presented by citizens OF
GAINESVILLE against Mayor Gorrell OF
ottu
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. . . a-s
. ATRERToNS STATEMENT.

Newark, o., July 12.-Mayor
. Atherton, shortly after being no
" titled of his suspension, issued a
" statement over his own sigma
= ture, as follows:
81 will attempt to vindicate my
. self and will ask Governor Har-
. mon to fix a time for my hearing
= after he has officially notified me
= Of my suspension. l do not pro-
. pose to shoulder the blame for
" anything for which / am not re-
" sponsible, but will acknowledge
4" anything wrong that have In
. tentionally done"
= Sheriff Linke also said he
. would defend himself and added
. that he expected a full yindica-
tion.
q . 4
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Entertained With
Six O'clock Dinner

Mrs. Columbus Ewalt, East High
street, delightfully."- entertained with a
six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of two out of town visitors
Mrs. viii j. Russell of Topeka, Kan
sas, and Mrs. Corbin Ellis of Kansas
City, Mo. Covers were laid for ten.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
Card Party
At the Park .

Mrs. Addison G. Dickinson of New
Castle, Pa, was the guest of honor of
a bridge party given at Lake Hiawa-
tina park Monday afternoon. Five
tables were filled under the trees at
the park and at the conclusion of the
contest the souvenir was awarded
Mrs. Dickinson. Supper was served at
the dairy kitchen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15

Mrs. VIII Cunningham and children
of North Williams street have return
ed from a visit with Mrs. Cunning
hams mother in Mt. Vernon.-New-
ark Advocate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
SOCIETY NOTES
Entertained
With Cards

Entertained
With Cards
Miss Helen McNabb, East Vine
street, delightfully."- entertained num-
Der of young friends with cards at
her home Monday evening in honor of
out of town visitors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
Celebrated
Silver Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. George Debolt cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniversary
Monday. At noon covers were laid for
twenty and an enjoyable day was
spent by all. The out of town guests
were Mrs. Debolt's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham Of
Warrington, w. Va.
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Welded at
TivartOn

Parry A. Frazee and Miss Sadie
Proper, both of Tiverton tp. were unit
ed in matrimony on the 10th by H. G.
Miller, justice of the peace. The con-
tracing parties are well known in this
and Knox counties. Age.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
DISCUSS POLITICS
At SYCAMORE HILL
Governor Hughes Tells Con,
ditiOnS to Roosevelt.

Oyster Bay. n. " July 12,--Gov
ernor Hughes arrived here today and
at once proceeded to Sycamore Hill,
There is nothing mysterious about
this much talked OF conference. Mel.
their Colonel Roosevelt nor Governor
Hughes has made an effort to keep
the meeting secret. 1t Is known
positively that they talked POLITICS,
making sweeping survey of the
state situation from one end to the
other. Since Mr., Roosevelt was
turned down by the Legislature at Al.
bany on his Endorsement of the d.
rect nominations bill. he has natur.
ally become more interested in the
proposition than he ever was before.
The newspaper criticism OF his edi.
torlal in the Outlook has transpired
to make him all the more keen to
have the governor talk things over
with him.
Cincinnati Brewer Dies.
Cincinnati, o., July 12.-George u
Windlsch, 23, a member OF the veal
thy and pioneer family of brewers OF
that name, died at his home In Win
lnn nlace ~ nneumonia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-19

an esta imprenta sc vende papal de
P erlodioos viejo 4 81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-19

r.. rarsoras que deseen SUBSTITUTES N
lag cppsssspo,prNc1A, diriianse a 10
as";na M central Gale de Fortaieza o.
San Iusn P. r.. incluyenao o. ,mpus u ~
r. de ls suscrtrcion que sollcl'en W
cienda constar con letra rlalo %
bre direction de ia person"
kada. ,o .u,cr,pclo
,as solicit6ndolas de los agsntes quo
an toda isla tiene este perlodlco' ios
a,.,ss avisaran q la oflclns de Gun
luan para que los aoonos eean 80
vidos. a spscr,pcio-
ara sar servidas por los ageutes'
a 1recio de 50 o. cada numero oei ~
i'Guiso Ias nersopas que estando surcrltas,
de domlcillo s dentro ue wa
cnmpl.A Al una q otrA dlsllnta -
~, ,ran ayisarlo en- tienpo, aee
e.s iia sn alcancs Ia ohclna csls-
,sal - . Gnando este aviso sea oMlIloo,
.lai' .;.ar sera consideradodeudor oe
,s,,sar,ci6n :, aunque el perlod'co. PoA
cuba de la omission de. suso ~
haya llegado eus manos, .,prAs DEL,
IA secclon tllulou" -. nontyaI y
pfIFBLO es absolutamen'e nta nara
n,,ade ser utilizsda lloremsn "on %I tai Il
a~nrssar puore T todas lbs opiniones, con saa ~.
DE- nne esten inspiradas en- ID .o-rns nrua
* sean correctas en lonoo y.obn d.
y.dacci6n se reserVs Ell delecno ass oe
nnblioar s no las cartas cue Son
iino esa seccion sean rem'uoas,
No az prvuELvEN oRIJINALhs Wv on
=, srn pusL1cADos Sc REcIsAS ~ =
.or m ouA1au1raA c1RcUssTANclA No ~
EEAN dtrji,rse d
l. cficina central los agentes Lreo,o' a,.os
pars annscios, communicates reoacIs ei,c;tud
ea,cto. etc. serAn env:.dos soli'i'uu
de les interesados. ro,,r..
La remission de fondos la ooRsss. aa. .
roNnyNc1A debe hacerse en- liros pos.a a.
les cuando no los haya en- el lugsa
de la renesa. en- sellos de correo &c uoe
las nersonas que q los fines de "a pu
tlic;dad deseen ser oidas por - ~
anIspoNprNclA. pueden acudlr = are
daccl6n del peri6dico, fortaleza q,
av,ear por tekfono carta. para .e w
orortuna,nente acuda un reporter b
lIamamieRto ----------
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LECTuRA CAMPESINA.

La hormiga como destruc+ora Sc
insectos. Tn colono. foaEie mace II
amos radicado en- el Oeste de Norte
America, ha Observable que ALI toda
persona encargada de atender arbole
das, huertas. bosques. g., dedlca el
primer c.r;ado A las hormigas, tras
plantan<ie las con sus nidos q punto
mas adecuado 9 donde mas falta ha
gan, y alejando de sus nidos todo 10
que pueda hacerles dano.
Por eiemplo. en California, donde
el cultivo de la frutila Sc practiea en-
srandes preparedness, los cultivado
res suelen repartir en- sus extensos
iardlnes nidos Gle hormigas contra los
lnoeentes = mas amenazsn Ia fruta:
gusanos. lnoscas, orugas, pulgones,
Oeridios. d.
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QUESTION De XERYIOS.
SaIud, Felicidad. Exito tedo De
pende Hoy del Sistema Ner-
yioS0 de Cada Cual.

Habfa tempo en- q la fuerza mus
cular dominaba el destlno de la raza
humana. Con los progresses que he
mos hecho, hoy 10 que DONNA es el
Sistema Nervioso. porque de el de-
penden la actiyidad V habilldad pa
ra el trabajo, la tranquilidad y equl
librio mental, la fellcidad domestl-
ca, y en- fin. todo cuanto hace la VI
da atractiva Las eAigenclas de la
vida moderna gastan la fuerza ner-
viosa de una manera que seria IN
creible slno fuera tan palpable. Po-
cos somos los que no necesltamos
avuda para fortalecer O equihbrar el
sistema nervloso hombres y NIUE
res: en- | a ninez. en- la iuventud. en-
la mediania de la vida y en- la ancla-
nidad Para SCI it'll, vigoroso, de
buen gtnio. de huen caracter; para
ser tratable. admirable. magnetico
inteligente, feliz. el sistema nervio-
50 tiene que trabajar nomalmente
y esto ocurre solo 81 reclhe la debl-
da nutricion de la sangre.
Tn buen remedio tdnico. es hoy
realmente una necesldad para casl
todo el mundo, Y muchas veces es
el medic de escapar serlas enferme-
dades, aparte de que. en- todo case
es una ayuda dc positive heneficlo
para la salud. Estas miras induleron
la preparation de las Pildoras Rosa
das del Dir. Williams. no como una
panacea universal, sino como m to-
nico para la gran multitud. ricos Y
pohres, que neeesitan de su apovo
como unpreservativo de la vitali-
dad Y preventive del decaimlento
de la fuerza nerviosa.
Hay una multitud de enfermeda-
des del slstema nervioso, la mas co
mln de las cuales es la Neurastenia.
que, a su vez. es la base de muc has
de elias. POGO 8 NADIA puede acome-
ter el que tai padece. Su caracter
sombrlo. peslnista por hahito, no
halla felicldad dc muchos. Tomense
las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
Hams con constancia por algunaS
semanas in csperar 4 que q sis,e-
ma nerlioso e aalle aesquilibrado
Desc 1 las tl,er - sitsics el aiXilio-
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FRAGMENTO.

Los pueb'os ,iren en- In lerndura he
roicd. FL mucio hero,sno ha de soneor
q mucho cr1nten. Donde Sc ne muy
ri sc ho de ser muy gronde. Para unJ'
n concord,a. por el respeto que impone
~ lltos q renlord,m,ento u IN el otro
Il riedod, las dos poblac,ones que her
de Hegar Da oepcrdo cu Ia i,aslticla Sc
alz6 q tnGado con aimn do psrdon y
por 10 nlodsrnc'6n de 81 triun
- sa obfa j'tsf,s,ma. MARTI.
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Ia CORRESPONDENCE DR PUERTO RIoO DClEMBRg 10 $40


tempo Hay en- la presunta ley que
amenaza a nuestra patria un intense
interes que la impulsa. Ese 'nter6s no
es p"eron7queno Los democratas
que Para obtener I'm triunfo electo-
raj Sc organizaron en- la isla, ahora
que ala triunfaron, fpor que NO au
Xilian a Puerto Rico su pals. en- es-
le pellglo en- que Sc encuentra?
Tn POGO de paciencla, Y dira el
tempo el fxito que la prisa tenga al
empenarse en- sacar trlunfante de Ia
ruina electoral de noviembre, la in
justa ley que, despecao de las pro-
testas de este pals, Sc lntenta impo-
merle
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0TRA VEZ Ell PRO
lEfT0 0LMSTED.

10 Tnrts ,ertreJ de- l.. mon 4.
p,,sr,l, P;co me iuf.,r,aad,, rer -
IL QUO Il ,,,o.,.,..t,. =. i., Oly..-
tsd Fabi., s,eo faye,. e,aerte into1-
go. ~ II ror.,,,. .-...r.opdier,e
dal senado = remir,-je, = 4 nres,d..r-
"a 10 souej cue-rn :. ,0r -i,!,.le
,y,,..I,l. ~ alglt5 n. .r,.ro y. em-
I-7sfa i. Ill. isior
rl.fae;ores =. I'm shlo
nat,,sarnr i,,aqo o,,a w rreve,-s. ~.
o,.s ,-sfa s Il IA yG, ,do
sal5a IL b rsms, =. ,er-e .sntan-
tsaor sIa7iGs. ernler a,s = nsS.; n
sensi6 n j sr.7e-,c 9ari66a Iaq-
la,lvo.
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S- aa|sa $50
HUM0RISMO.

-Te aoonsejo que no to cases con
Manolita. porque tiene ocho hernia
nas.
-iMeiorl
ePor que meior?
-Porque asi la suegra esta mas rc
rartida y. si 50 casan, los vernos no
Tenderness cue slIfrir mas que un o.
tavo de madre politica.
DesideHo acaba de perder a su sue
cra.
-Sehorto-le dice Ia criada-. aaui
irsen Ia cuenta de Ia funeraria.
u uanto lmporta?
Nil pestas.
Nil pestas, Que escandalo
4 este pre- 10 preferlria que nj sue
4'a ro a hnbiese nuerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-19

TTI..-Ln debIidod de los bron
gq1os que Sc manifesto por una ten
dancia crl,nica a la bronquitls, es pa
lecimiento muy comun entre los III
ilos. pero desapareca radicalmente
empleando un remedio algo rarc, re
comendado por un gran medico. To
do Sc reduce a a el nino pase la ma
vor parre del dia en- una cuadra don
de haya caballos. Ell ambiente de las
cuadras es el melor remedio para la
Dronquitls
CURIOSO.-Las campanas chi
mas suelen ser de gran tamano. Nan
kin era famoso en- la antiguedad por
sus enormes campana. En- Pekin hay
o habia, I. fundidas durante ell rel
nado de Zoulo, cada una de las cua
les pesaba ciento vente mil hbras, pc
70 q pesar de su tamano, las campa
mas chinas suenan POGO por tener el
bada;;a< de MADEIRA.
La campana que regalo d la cate
dral de Moscou ell zar Godmof, pesa
ba 2SS.000 libras.
En- diversos puntos de Inglaterra
hay varias campanas cuyo peso exec
de de doce toneladas.
Segun Hazlitt las campanas gran
des que Sc usan en- las iglesias las in
vento Pablo, obispo de Nolia en-
& ampania, y de ahl procede su nom
bre.
ENQI ISlTO.-Aqudcate Relleno.
Sc cogen aguacates que no sean redor
dos nj muy largos, Sc parten por la
mitad tpero no a 10 largo> para sacar
les el hueso, Sc pelan y rellenandose
con picadillo Sc ponen en- el plator
| por 10 mas plano y Sc cubren con lo
| sigluente: Peladas las nueces V mol
das con I'M pedazo de pan Sc rocian y
bag an del metate con vinagre V poca
aqua, 50 frien en- manteca V Sc sazo
nan con azucar V carne, la molida
fuera de la lumbre Sc le pone pocc
aceite V granos Gle granada.
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan P
R. Is second class matter July 1909
La Correspondence de Pts. Rico
rELEFoNo 2a
EonTALEzA 64.

Dia.io polftico, de information rene-
raj lite,aria cientihca FL mas antigua
de los &aries Dc ls isla. Edicion los
dominroh Factura moderna. Compues-
to & mzouina por medic De monotipil y
estereotipia. Todos los dias tipo nuev o.
Unico peri6dico que usa prensa rotatiVa a
en- Pnerto Rico Diario de IL tarde.
Neticias Dor cable. Corresponsales y
reDorters en toda Ia isla enlas princi-
nales capitales de America Europa.
fnfornaci6n grAfica p or medic de graDa-
dos de notables artistas-
Pyecios de sascripci6'a en- Ia is'o
,er u trinestre toro,.. s2.2s
:" q .rmestre "4,50
!. q aso = 800
Ndmero suelto del dia 8
del anterior. -. o'o-
Demls larga fecha, dentro
de Il semnna W.
De mas hrga fecha dentro
E.cBss mas atrasadas (preclo conven-
riona1 =. ,;suosnr..
rios.
Paeo adelantsdo. ----=
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I'm esta imprenta Sc vende
papel dc periodicos viejos a
S2 qnintal.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03
ANSTED.

Mrs. Bette Clayton Is i'll at her
home on Main st.
VIII Forte, Of Hawks Nest, was
here on business, Thursday.
Miss Cora Reese was confined to
her bed last week with q severe case
Of tonsilltis.
George Rogers, Of Morris Creek,
spent Sunday with his brother, Will
liam Rogers.
Rev. Charley Randall was indis-
posed last Sunday.
The protracted meeting has been
going on for two weeks, with much
success.
Many thanks and much credit Is
due Rev. Gregory for having brought
such an able speaker as Rev. Stone,
of Sylvia.
VIII Keeney, of Ward, was visit
ing Miss Blanche Brannon last week.
Miss Mary Woodbridge Is i'll at this
writing.
Ned. Woodbridge, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, is
able to be out.
5. a. Thomson, who has been en-
gagged as pharmacist in Huntington
Tor the last several months, was the
guest of Mrs. Rosa Banks Tuesday en-
krohte to Virginia Where he will spend
the winter
Mrs. Virgie Skipper entertained
Revs. Stone and Gregory Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Banks entertained John Reed
and John H. Dingess Sunday. They
We're guests Of Misses Ora and Matte
Freeman.
Mrs. Rebecca Eldridge has been
Eek for several days.
! Miss Whey Hicks was in town Fri
| day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03
,M.tRTINSBlRG.

Mrs. Martha Lee spent Sunday il
ITarpcr's Ferry attending the Min
listers and Deacons' Union, which was
held in Zion Baptist church. Rev
Geo. II. Carter was also present anG
preached at 800 P. NJ.
Mrs. Fannie Parsons, of Stephen
ST., visited friends in Kearneysville
Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Fletcher and little daughter
Dorothy visited friends in Washing
ton. D. c., Sunday.
The Apple Carnival held -here last
week was success in every way and
brought lots of people to the city.
Henry Hopewell. of w. Martin st.
one of Martinsburg's most successful
business men, Is sick and unable to
work for more than a week. His
many friends hope to see him out in
few davs
Richard Sampson. who has been
sick for the Dast few weeks, died
Monday, Oct. 81, at 1920 P. NJ. When
the funeral will be held is not known
He was member Of Dudley F. B
Church. True Reformer. and a mem
Der Of the Sons and Daughters OF
Enoch."
The fnrty=third anniversary Of Mt.
Zion NJ. 3. Church, OF which Rev. S.
N. Beane is pastor, will be celebrated
from Nov. 9Th to 18th. Services will
be held each night during the week -;
number Of ministers will be present
and 1t Is hoped much good will be
done spiritually as we'll as finan-
cially.
B. F. Carter, a popplaE.a .haEher..a
King ST., is sick. threatened with ty,
phoid fever.
Harry Myers spent Sunday in
Washington, D. c.
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HOLDEN.

Rev. Scott filled his regular ap-
poiptmelnt here the fourth Sunday.
Don Wilson and his son Clarence
have gone. to Kentucky to work.
Charlie Brown, who has been very
Ill for the. past week. Is improving
Miss Eta Bass is sick with the
grip.
John Jones, who was hurt in the
mines 1ss' sometime ago, is home from
the h hospital .. .......
The. missionary society met Sum
day night with Mrs. Fannie Smith
as president, but owing to the incle-
ment weather there were very few
of the workers present.
George Watkins and Miss Cornelia
Spears :, were: business visitors In
Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Coats, Of Huger, Is Wis
Ting her sister, Mrs Virginia Newell
The entertainment given Saturday
night for the benefit of the school,
library was a success. The patrons
OF the school are to be commended
for the liberal support they gave the
teacher.