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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
BOWLES' NEW HOME
NEARLY FINISHED
Family Expects TO Occupy
CIaremOnt Residence Early
in the Spring

OAKLAND. Jan. 10.-The new resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip F. Bowles
in Claremont has been completed and
the furnishers are at work, making
ready the home for occupancy early
in the spring. The extensive grounds
surrounding the house have been care
fully cultivated.
Miss Amy Bowles. the debutante
daughter. has given up all of the pleas
.res Of her first season because or the
famiIys mourning for the death OF
her grandfather, George w McNesr.
one of the most pleasing luncheons
Of the last week was that given by
Mrs. Richard Hardin in honor OF MISS
Clara Tabor of Nevada. Mrs. hardln
entertained her guests at the Palace
hotel Covers were laid for:
AnssTabor, Miss Gertrude Moller, MISS
Isabel Gill. Miss Matilda Brown, Mrs
1e,-o~ett Brown. Airs. Eveline Grimes,
Mrs. Anna Osborne, Mrs. David Brown
and Mrs. Hardin
Miss Tabor has been visiting in the
bav cities & $ the house guest or MISS
Isabel GIL Of Berkeley
Air. and Mrs. Walter Cole, formerly
Miss Winifred Burdge, are rejoicing
over the advent of a son born TO them
mis- morning. Already the little lad
has. beer. named John Albert Cole. Mrs
Cole came down from her home IN car
son City before the Christmas holidays
TO be the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Bernard p. Miller
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. William
Thornton White viii entertain 80
friends at a bridge party at the Clare
mont country club in honor of Miss
Elsie Campbell Miss Campbell viii
be married 10 Maurice Walsh. son OF
Edward N Walsh, Tuesday January %.
Miss Clara Franck is spending the
early week in Vallejo as the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs John Dibert
Miss Mary Alexander and Miss Emma
WeIlman shared the honOrs Of hostess
saturday, when they entertained
number of friends al a luncheon at the
Palace hotel the guests all crossing
from this side OF the bay Miss Alex
auder and Miss Wellman returned be-
fore the holidays from years absence
abroad and the luncheon Of last week
was by way Of greeting TO group OF
their close friends.
Owing TO the departure in April of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N Smith on tour OF
Europe, the annual May day fete at
Arbor villa viii not be held this year.
RERKEIEY. Jan. lO.-In the pres
ence of a nephew Of the bridegroom and
the relatives Of the bride. the marriage
of Mrs. Carolyn Crew Rasor, promi-
ueut choir singer. and Arthur James
IfiIl a railroad man OF Los Angeles,
was solemnized at noon today in the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. = Crew, 2942 Ellis street Rev.
Of q Park (Fnn-
sregatfonal church of south Berkeley,
was the officiating minister.
Hin Is connected with the Pacific
railway company of Los Angeles After
The honeymoon and an eastern trip Mr..
and Mrs Hill viii live in Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
COW PUNCHER GIVES FREE
EXHIBITION ON STREET

William Chickalilly. cow ouncher,
living at the Hotel Carmel, attracted a
crowd at Golden Gate avenue and Fill
more street Sunday night by boasting
of his skill with the lariat A rope
was procured and Chickahlly did some
funny stunts with it, to the delight of
the spectators. He had taken off his
coat, containing letters and other per-
sonal effects. and gave il to a man to
hold. After he had finished his exhi-
bition he looked for the man with the
coat, but he had disappeared, and the
police were notified.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING OF SAN FRANCISCO
DENIES INABILITY
TO PAY HOTEL BILL
E. M. Fairchild Says He Had
$500 When Married at St.
Francis Sunday

OAKLAND. Jan. 10.-Elmer NJ
Fairchild. late of Boston; Mass. now
awaiting. as he announced today. call
to federal government service. is in
dignant that an intimation should have
gone forth that he was unable to pay
his way at the ST. Francis hotel across
the bay yesterday. Fairchild was mar
ried to Miss Olive Leonard. His bride
was accompanied by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Leonard of Alturas.
Modoc county.
FairchiId said today that he was
prepared to pay for anything he got
and that he invited the hotel attaches
to name the price for the accommoda-
tions.
IT went there with $500 and I wanted
my wife to be married in style" said
Fairchild. Now it has been reported
that 1 was unable to pay my bill.
want to deny that"
Fairchild and his wife are staying
temporarily at SO East Fourteenth
street with friends. They will depars
on their wedding journey soon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
DIES FROM EFFECTS
OF AN OLD INJURY
L. L. SchuIer, Well Known Ala
medan, Dead

ALAMEDA, Jan. 10-L. L. Schuler,
active for years in politics and local
business affairs, died this evening at
his residence, 413 Central avenue, fol-
lowing illness which resulted from a
fall year and a half ago. Schuler
succeeded his father as proprietor of
the old Palace brewery.
When he was injured Schuler's mind
was affected by fracture of the skull.
For a year his mental faculties were
dormant. He recovered his senses, but
the injury to the brain hastened his
death.
Schuler was member of the old vol
unteer fire department. He was about
3S years old and was unmarried.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
ELKS' NEW HOME TO BE
ELABORATELY FURNISHED
Alameda Lodge Will Expend
$4,000 on Equipment

ALAMEDA, Jan. 1o.-The local lodge
OF Eiks Is to expend $4,000 on furnish
ings for the new clubhouse of the fra
ternity that is now nearing completion
In santa Clara avenue west of the
city hall. The lodge has appointed a
committee to inspect the furniture and
nftings in the latest club buildings about
the bay for the purpose of enabling
the lodge to make selection of
furnishings for it's new home.
1t is expected that the Elks' new
home will be ready for dedication
March IL, which will mark the third an
niversary of the organization of Ala
media lodge
The occasion is TO be made memoir
able one in the annals of Elks in the
bay cities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
WIFE OF ZIMMERMAN
DIES IN BERKELEY
Mrs. Sofia w. CIough Succumbs
to Illness of Several Years

BERKELEY, Jan. 10.-After an ILL
ness of several years, Mrs. Sofia w.
Clough, wife of J. r. Clough, a promi-
nent lumber merchant of San Fran
cisco, died last night at her home, 1882
Fulton street, at the age of 60 years.
Mrs. Clough had lived in this city for
the last 15 years. Besides her husband
she is survived by five children-Helen
r. and Mart X. T. Clough of this city,
Mrs. F. S. Lowell and c. A. Clough of
Fruitvale and George M. Clough OF San
Francisco. Funeral services will be
held at the family home Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Interment will
be in Mountain View cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
SALT WATER SYSTEM
PASSES FIRST TEST
Pressure at Extreme End Ex.
Ceeds Requirements

OAKLAND. Jan. 1O.-Unofficjal tests
Of the pipe lines Of the new salt water
auxiliary fire system made under the
direction Of Assistant City Engineer
p +. Brown have indicated that the
pressure along the route covered will
be IN excess of the requirements
At Second and Washington streets.
the point farthest from the pumping
station at Lake Merritt, the water pres
sure is 220 pounds 70 the square inch,
which is several pounds greater than
the pressure required at any part of the
distributing system.
Before making the official test of the
entire plant. Brown and the contract
ors are thoroughly overha uling every
division Of the system The final test
viii be 1leld this week with the en-
durance trial Of the engines. The sys-
TEN wfl be run at full capacity for 10
hours.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
GRIM'S OLD DEPUTIES
REAPPOINTED BY MOTT
County Recorder Makes No
Changes in His Staff

OAKLAND. Jan. 10.-County Re-
corder John W. Mott announced today
the appointment of B. B. Booth. r. S.
Leckie. c. N. Brier and A. T. Biddle as
deputies in his Office. All of them were
deputies under the late Recorder A. X
Grim, whom Mott succeeded. Leckie
will serve without paw Mott reap-
pointed the other deputies who were
under Grim last Saturday. The AZ COPY
lists who served under Grim will also
be permitted to retain their positions
for the present.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
F R E Z
P | | Z
Gu R E
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits Of
Pyramid Pile Cure

What 1t Has Done For Others, Ii Can
Do For You.
We have testimonials by the hun
dreds showing all stages. kinds and de-
grees of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
If you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go to the
nearest drug store and buy a box OF
Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty
cents.
We do not ask you to do this. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a sample by mail free.
We know what the trial package will
do. In many cases IL has cured piles
without further treatment. II it proves
its value to you order more frQm your
druggist, at soc a box ThisGs fair.
is 1t not? Simply I'LL out free coupon
below and mail today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
SEVERELY BURNED
BY FURNACE FLAREBACK
John Mcclellan Injured at the
Pacific Borax Works

ALAMEDA, Jan. 10.--John Mcclellan,
an employe of the Pacific coast borax
works at the west end, was severely
burned about the face and hands by
a bareback in an oil burning furnace
today.
Mcclellan was in the act of opening
a door of the furnace when flames
shot out, striking him in the face
and igniting his clothing.
Quick aid was given him by fellow
employees, and he was conveyed to the
emergency hospital for medical treat
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
PIONEER BREWER OF
OAKLAND SUCCUMBS
Charles Helmke Is Victim of
Intestinal Disease

OAKLAND, Jan. 10. Charles
Helmke, retired brewer and pioneer
citizen of this city, died at 2:30 o'clock
this morning from intestinal trouble,
at the age OF SO years. He lived at
I'LL Eighth street, from where the
funeral will take place Wednesday
afternoon. Helmke was one of the
former proprietors OF the Washington
brewery.
He leaves widow, Mrs. Minnie
Helmke; three sons, Charles J., Albert
A. and August NJ. Helmke, and several
brothers and sisters.
Helmke left a considerable estate,
including stock in the Central ma
tional bank. AT his request his funeral
will be conducted by Rev. F. L. Good
speed of the First Presbyterian church,
and the remains will be cremated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
PROBLEMS DISCUSSED
BY CHARITY WORKERS
Prominent Speakers Give Ad-
dresses at Berkeley Meeting

BERKELEY, Jan. 1o.-The last OF
the series of addresses before the chari-
ties organizations of this city was
given tonight In the Town and Gown
hall in Dwight way, when prominent
Mabel Weed, secretary OF the local
charity club, Social Problemsv: Mrs.
Frances 3. Lemon, The Homeless
Child and the Childless home; Chris
topher Ruess. county probation off7cer,
The County's Responsibility to De-
linQuent and Dependent Children"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
FRANCHISE ASKED FOR
BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Line Will Act as Connecting
Link in Northbrae Extension

OAKLAND, Jan. 10.-Application for
a franchise for an electric railroad was
made today to the board of supervisors
by the Southern Pacific company. The
franchise is for small connecting line
in Albany and Berkeley, to form part of
the extension into that part of Berke-
ley known as Northbrae.
The application was referred to the
franchise committee.
The Peoples electric light and power
company also applied for a franchise
today The application was made
necessary by the recent annexation to
Oakland of outlying districts, which
were not included in a previous appli-
cation by the company
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
GRAND JURORS FIND
EXCESSIVE CHARGES
Councils Attention Called to
Street Contractors

OAKLAND, Jan. 10.-The grand jury
submitted to the city council tonight a
communication calling attention to al
legged excessive charges for the repair
ing and construction of street cross
ings, which street contractors doing
business in Oakland are imposing on
property owners.
F. The council will pass an ordinance
regulating charges for such work for
the protection of the citizens.
The grand jury submitted a similar
letter several weeks ago and members
of the council have since then made
Investigations which are reported to
have substantiated the grand jury as
sertions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
OF Y. Nj. G. A. BUILDING
Berkeley Association Receives
$4,000 Toward Structure

BERKELEY. Jan. l0.-Only the ac-
ceptance OF the plans for the new
Y. M. c. A. building to be erected at
the corner of A1lston way and Milvia
street prevent the starting of construc-
tion work. as the excavation for the
basement has been completed. 1t Is
expected that the concrete foundation
will be started within 10 days. Leaders
in the association are enthusiastic over
the progress made in collecting the
subscriptions pledged, as more than
$4,000 has already been turned into
the treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
DIRECTORS NOMINATED
AT FABIOLA HOSPITAL
Annual Meeting of Association
Called for February

OAKLAND, Jan. 10.-The annual
meeting of Fabiola hospital associa-
tion will be held February 4, at the
assembly hall of the hospital, Moss ave-
nue. and Broadway.
Nominations for directors, from
which IL will be chosen. are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. M. Chabot Mrs. John YuIe, Mrs
A. L. White, Mrs. l. L. Reaua. Mrs S. A.
Shuey, Mrs. d. A. Easterbrook Mrs.
Wallace Everson, Mrs. r. w. McChes-
ney. Mrs Gordon M Stolp. Mrs; Q, A.
William Shook, Mrs. A. d. Wilson, Mrs.
H. c. Capwell and Mrs Charles Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
FORMER STATE AUDITOR

BERKELEY, Jan. 10.-The funeral of
the late Charles McIlrath, former state
auditor of Minnesota, was held from
the family residence, 1888 Durant ave-
nue., this afternoon. Interment was
in Mountain View cemetery. McIlrath
was well known in st. Paul, where he
was in business for many years. He
had lived in this city seven months. A
widow. Mrs Lucretia Swift McIlrath,
survives him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
CELEBRATION ARRANGED
IN AGED PRIESTS HONOR
Rev. Father McNaIIy's Birth
day to Be Remembered

OAKLAND. Jan. 10.-Rev. ]. B. Nc
Nally, rector of st. Patrick's parish,
will celebrate the sixty-sixth anniver-
sary of his birth Wednesday In honor
OF the event Miss Lillian Treacy, organ
ist Of st. Patricks church, is arrang-
ing program for reception and enter
tainment, which will be held January
26 at West Oakland auditorium. Chill
dren of ST. Joseph's institute and the
parochial schools will take part.
Rev. Father McNally has served as
pastor of the parish for 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Jan. lo..Tbe following marriage
Willard s. Stuck 20. Oakland. and Iouise
T.. Loudenschlager. %, Wahoo, Neb
Frank Freitas, p, and Mary Joseph, IS, both
Of San IeaDdro-
shigatsro Adachi, 70, and Kinsye Kurows %,
both Of Oakland.
Fred $. Young. %: Lsvermore, and Josephine
O'Mesra. p. Oakland.
Albert G. Anderson. 49, and Lizzie GriswoId.
2s, both Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
rREAsuRER REpoaTs.-

TREASURER REPoHTS.-oakland, Jan. To-
County Treasurer NJ J. Kelly reported to-
day that receipts during the month on DeceDi-
Der were $l,60I 66 and the disbursements
81 800, ,425. on.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

FIRE UNDERWRITERS MEET-oakland. Jan.
I0.-The Oakland board of fire underwriters
wiz hold its semiannusl meeting Tuesday even
ing At ifs Offices in the Oakland bank Of say
fngs building. Officers VIII be elected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

CADETS GIVE CoNCERT-OakIsnd. Jan. To-
gave concert yesterday at the county In
Urinary, which was greatly enjoyed by the in
mates. Tbirty-fOur members took part in the
entertainment
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-08

Mr.. John Davis, well known
TO most of the business men OF
this section, a good all round
baker and a hustler, has been
secured by c. l. Hamblen,
owner of the Big Stone Gap
Bakery, and will in the future
have charge of the same which
is now IN better position to
serve its patrons than ever be
fore. See advertisement else
where in this issue
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-08

We understand n at the
Louisville x Nashville is con-
templating putting on an addi-
tional passenger train on the
Cumberland Valley division TO
run between Norton and Knox
willie, via Corbin.
Mrs. III. X. Palmer left Mon
day morning for Washington
City on a visit TO her husband.
Miss Alice King will have
charge of the boarding house
during her absence.
We cordially invite you all /
10 visit us in our new quarters,
opposite Monte Vista Hotel.
enterprise Drug Co.
w. l.. Null made a business
trip TO Gate City Monday.
Mrs. r. II. Bruce returned
last Friday evening from a visit
TO Washington City, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. ).
VI. Hoge. who viii visit Mr. and
. Mrs. Bruce a few months.
o There will be preaching IN
the Christian church on next
I. Sunday morning and night.
n Miss Allie Bounds returned
Friday night. after a weeks
.. visit 20 relatives and friends IN
;, Tennessee.
q J. A. Muncy, Of Bristol, was
is among the travelling men mn
Is town the past week.
20 w. II. Wigton. Of BLACK
II | Mountain, was among the bus
IL ness men in town this week
The Appalachia and Ri.
AZ Stone Gap High School team
n. will play a match game Of bal
!. at this place this Wednesday
IN afternoon at four o'clock.
n. For Pure Drugs and dru
nj store goods at the best prices
he and where every one OF YOU
IA prescriptions are compounde
he by an experienced Registere
en- Pharmacist, 20 60
4 ENTERPRISES DRUG Co.
io' Y. NJ. Thomas. of Johnso
City. was among the travclin
,h+ men in town this week.
ms j. w. Kennedy. a prominel
di- citizen living IN East Big StoI
Ich Gap. has been on ,he sick Do
TIA. for several days.
ar Geo. w. st. Clair, of TAI
no. we'll, spent Monday night
0 town.
mo- Miss Kit;ie Collier, Of Stou
-.4O ga, visited relatives IN TOW
this week.
One of the heaviest ra
ION storms in quite awhile stru
OF this section on last Saturd
70 evening about seven o'clo
Use and lasted for about one hi
the an hour. While no seriC
CT damage has been reporu
ana trees, fences and telephC
''es wires were blown down
nov a number OF places.
Mr.. and Mrs. a r. Comp
have moved 60 Appalled,
very where Mr.. Compton has cha
ring of the work for ID. j. Phif
{ az the contractor who Is build
axes a large Wholesale house for
Mr.. Virginia Wholesale Compa
aker \ good supply Of first gr
mess chop or mill feed 20 sell ch
GODS for cash in 30 days.
lstol 23 "a ID. c.. WOLF
nm, Mrs. Chas. IL. Newell
" daughter of Eustis, Fla. al
r;clxs ed in the Gap last week,
,re.et, will spend the summer MOI
NJ at this place They are stop
- with DR.. and Mrs. ". y. Ba
lana- Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is sole
~ - guarantee that n You are NOT Statistic,
'"' ~ using two-thirds of bottle accord.
, Will directions. your money VIII he relund'
e. 10 il up 90 YOU 90 Try. sold oy tnt'
e the Drug Co.
NEW MANAGEMENT
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-08

OF Newport News, 4
Va, who built the Monte Vista
Hotel at this place, was a bust
ness visitor 10 Big Stone Gap
one day last week.
Gus w. Lowell, who travels
for q prominent Lynchburg
house, spent a few days in town
the past week.
X. VI. johnson, Of Knoxville,
was a guest at the Monte Vista
on the 3rd inst. /
Try one of our Sundaes made
from Kerns Pure Ice Cream.
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Blue, Of
St. Louis, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. G. l.. Nash. at
the Monte Vista Hotel. They
will remain in the Gap for a
month or more.
A. NJ. Kinnaird, Of Middles-
boro, was among the life insur-
ance men in town last week.
w. =. Hall, of Norton, was in
town one day last week.
Cut Glass, japanese Wares,
pins. etc, suitable for bridal
| presents at Eaton's Jewelry
| Store.
A letter from Marion Collier
OF this place. who has been q
cadet at the United States Mill
tary Academy at Annapolis
Nd. informs as that he lef
this week for a three month";
trip TO England and Europe
> He will return 10 the Gap tn
latter part Of August for
month vacation.
Mrs. w. 5. Mathews. accom-
p panied by her sister, VI ! =
Mamie Goodloe, and Dir. j. 4
= Gilmer. was taken 10 the Des
q coness Hospital. IN Louisville
on last Wednesday night fo
., treatment
is !. 5. b. Richmond, Of Ewing
.e was visitor TO the Gap on
Y day last week.
Only Kerns Pure Ice Cream
.e Knoxville, dispensed at on
he fountain.
is ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
10 Walter X. Groseclose.
> Wytheville. was among Il
travelling men IN town la
3, week.
of This section has been haviI
plenty Of rain the past te
DAYS. which will interfere We
n materially with the farmers
eV the cultivation of their crops.
W. NJ. Slemp came over fro
"a Kentucky last week, and
2" spending few days in the @
on business.
nv G.. l.. Pugh, of Bristol, sp'
ow Sunday in town.
James p. Hoge, special ag'
he for the Bureau of Census,
for partment of Commerce
Labor. for the State of Virgin
!. spent Sunday in the Gap, VI
"A ing his sister, Mrs. r IL. Bru
~ Mr.. Hoge has just compile
'' his work in Tazewell county
oh John a. Esser, president
,ok general manager of the Eml
- Coal & Coke CO., at RichlaI
ace spent a few DAYS in Norton
tho week on business. Mr.. r.
mn was president of the +
-eI National Bank of this place
a number of years, and Is
-ner one of its largest stOckhoi,
VIII and a director. Norton !
uS Press.
Kerns Pure Ice Cream
'" a. ever brought to Big Stone
Costs more, but, "Oh, so go
9th ~ T. ~ = 800
are ii. A. Hoge, for many y
master mechanic at the Ext
was Works, has been appol
+ on superintendent, TO take
g of place Of II. l.. Moore, VINO
- recently transferred by
company to Chattanooga.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

E9ith Ballard, who mas
,.;.,tinC relatives IN " ash
- "a City, returned home
SsS Friday night.
" Buckley spent Satur-
~ Norton attending the
~ ,,brican mass meeting
.ornsv !. f. Bullitt spent
laws last week at Wythe-
s;fs attending t n e Supreme
Con-
ID Dortou. deputy clerk
Wise county and Circuit
~, was a visitor to the Gap
,sE Friday and Saturday.
,. children will run your
- for the cash checks
- by us with each cash
p ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
/ ,rs. Margaret Bullitt return
49, week from Lynch burg,
- She has been attending
Ell ooI at Randolph Macon Col
leg
f.n Harvey Young was uI
/ from Drsd last Thursday
his Hebecca Wade, Of Tur
kte Cove. was shopping IN the
lGsp ONE day last week
ID Morrison, "a prominen
lbt insurance agent Of TIN
nlsce. spent last week at Wis
he Interest of the compan.
be represents.
our birthday stone for Jun
an Agate. Inspect our lin
of high grade iewelry TIM
wtek compare our prices
rtuble to show goods. Aell
Dr. Go.
h. and Mrs. z c. Mainoui
Of Appa.achia. spent last Fr
dan night in town, guests
Nd and Mrs. II. T.. Benedict
a. VIRGINIA Beverly return
-,.r ,ysal from a visit 20 n,
-. rl.arents at DRYDEN.
tl,s Mary Skeen visited rel
hves DOB East Stone Gap a fee
al, lasr week
.,..-
Ran at Faton's Jewel.
SD. Sae sample i'm she
win8.w
=.
't''. ,'"'' ''S oo9' =" =
NJ H. '' '' cry 10" P''O0
"a ID c WOLFE.
!. D. hrandis, OF Rlchmoi
was guest at the Monte Nl'
iAf thursday
'ev Is h. llmmons' o, Hi'
mn, a., VINO recently 10
en- arse oi the work OF the ! E
W terrain church at ihis pi'
az o'onega, VIII preach IN
3 's'opai Onurch on next d
E'ca4s straw HAT Ciea
mNe' an Ola nat new-loc '
Companv.
t, C, p ,os,
n. rN ~ , ''ea',a'" Ia iT'
40. ,o' -Auue' Son' M NJ. : ~ :
II uness Church. Several
81 PARTIES from this section
az lending the meetings.