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Good Plumbing Pays.
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PAUPER EGGS BEING
IMPORTED FROM EUROPE

New York, Feb. 15,-For the first time
in five years the product OF the pauper
hen of Europe is being imported into
this city In competition with the re-
suits of home industry
The eggs are shipped by brokers in
Hull, England. but are gathered origin
ally from Austria. France and Ger
many. Up to today the total receipts
of the foreign eggs amounted to 300
cases. holding about 100000 eggs.
All foreign eggs are coated on the
outside OF the shell with secret COM
pound of DaralIine to preserve them.
Buyers can readily distinguish them
by this coating.
The duty on foreign eggs is fiye cents
dozen. Dealers say European mar
kets are flooded and the low prices
there arc against the shippers to make
a good profit on their importations
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FOUNDER OF G0LDFlELD SUED
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. ia $780,
600 suit for alleged breach of promise
was Instituted in the superior court
here yesterday by Miss Julia Ward
Gibson against Alvn Dewitt Myers, re-
puted millionaire mine owner and
founder of Goldfield, New
Miss Gibson, who Is the daughter of
Presbyterian minister OF Pasadena,
asserts that she met Myers last Juno
while she was writing articles for a
magazine on self-made men and be-
fore Myers was divorced from his
wife
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ii cad che

"My father has been sufferer from sick
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COOK AT SANTIAGO. CHILE.
BUT REFUSES TO TALK

Santiago, Chilli, Feb. 1i.-Dr. Fred.
erIck a. Cook arrived hero tonignt
from Valdivia. He was accompahi
by his wife.
Tho explorer seemed to be in perfect
health. but was dlsgustcd with being
met by representatives of the press. he
said he wanted to be left in peace. ana
declined absolutely to be interviewed.
on the trip from MonteVidoo to val
tlivia Cook Travelled under the name OF
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A SIMPLE TRICK.

IT'S IN easy matter to keep your Joints
and muscles supplc-no matter wnae
your age may be or how sou have sur
iercd with rheumatism Rub yourself
night and morning with Ballard S snow
Linlmcnt Cures rheumatism. stiffness
Cramps. crick In the back, Side. neck OF
links and relieves all aches and pains
Sold by H. C. NJ, l Drug Dept. liz and
III South Main ST. Salt Lake City.
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prcmc court of the United States are
supposed to be thinking about during
their present recess
Some time ago miner living IN
PunXsutawncy was entertaining COM
pany A fire cracker was accidental
1y thrown into an open can of blasting
powder. Four persons lost their lives.
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BABY HANDS

VIII get into mischicf-of,cn It means n
burn or cut or scald, Apply Ballard's
Snow Llniment just as soon as the acci-
dent happens. and the pain will be re-
Iicved while the wound Will heal quickly
and nicely. a sure cure for sprains
rheumatism and all pains. Price. &c 500
and 800 a bottle. Sold by H. C NJ l.
Drug Dept. 1l2 and LA South Main St,
Salt Lake City,
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ARRESTED.

a cough that hns been hanging on for
over two months by taking Billiards.
Horehound Syrup. II you have a cough,
don't wait-stop 1t at once with this
wonderful remedy. Splendid for coughs
cold on chest, Influenza bronchitis and
pulmonary troubles Price. 25c, 5nc and
90, Sold by u. c. NJ I. Drug Dept, 112
and ia South Main st, Salt Lake City
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A BIG BLOW OUT
FOLLOWED BY Bl0W-UP

Washington. Feb 15.-Whether many
folks around PunXsutwancy, Pa, have
the habit OF sleeping with blasting
powder under their beds Is one of the
questions that the justices OF the su-
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ed for finding Uranus, n thousand mil
lion miles farther ;way than the north
pole, and many thousand times moro
useless by your code
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"WHEN A MAN MARRIES."
Nv NInry Rlnchart

Tho novel from which tho great
play "Sevcn Days" was dramatizcd.
and meeting with success in New
York and leading eastern cities.
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HOW HE. CURED
HIS (lAETzA Z ? !

wrote you some time ago giving you account Of my
suferngs with awful Catah had all the symp
toms which accompany this disease such dropping
back into the throat desire hawk and Spit
feeling OF dryness in the throat cough and splitting upon
arising scabs forming the which required much
to blow ou sometimes causing bleed ard leaving
with headache had thus suffered years. all
time trying different local nhalations snus
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advised and after using it short while noticed change
for the better continued to take believing
In the blood and s. S made permanent l
entirely free from CataIrh.
JUDSON A. BELLAM.
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he symptoms Mr. Belm describes in his of Catarrh
familiar to every who suffers with this disease For FIVE
had endured the discomfort and suffering greatly discouraged
as treatment after another failed him. When
realized that Catarrh blood disease he knew that the former
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Catarrh not merely affection Of the membranes
oepSeaed blood disease which the greater
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anu producing the other well known symptoms the trouble
he failure ofocal produce permanent good results
Catarr due entirely the fact that such reach
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matter @ sna at the same time building the by its unequaed
loc enecS III goes down the circulation and
trace 81 foreign matter mpur In S. S S. cures
Catarrh by purifying the blood surfaces and Innings
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cease The stomach toned the throat longer cogged with
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OF the BODY are all sup
piled with he alth y
blood instead of being
irrltated and diseased
from a continual Satu-
ration Of catarrhal i'm
puritles. T h en- tn C
inHammed and irritated
membranes heal, the
discharge is checked,
the head noises all
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RED STAR.

Dr.. S. A. Washington went to
Montgomery Tuesday on business.
Prof. J. NJ. AFTER was out Of town
On business Thursday
Mrs. r. A. Mdnroe went to Thur
mona Monday on business.
Miss Frances Goodwin went to
Minden Friday and remained over I'M
til Sunday evening visiting her
brother. -.. &c. -'-.
DR.. S. A. Washington was called
to Laurel Creek Saturday on profess
siOnal business.
RLv. Norman Smith, Of Iron Gate,
was the guest Of his brother, Rev.
F. Smith, a few days last week
The Woman's Improvement League
met with Mrs. H. G.. A. Washington
last Thursday.
Gladys Lewis, Of Hinton, who is
attending school here spent a few
days home Last week.
J, =. Munroe has gone to Thur.
mond to work for the G. e O. Rail
road Company.
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BANCROFT.

Mrs. John Jenkins, Miss Gretta
Roberts and John Cyrus are i'll but
are better at this writing.
Miss Lena Dills, of Charleston, has
returned home after spending a few
weeks with her uncle at Betsey.
- John Brown, Of Plymou was a
visitor to Raym bTuesday.
Mrs. J. w. Sawyefs was calling on
friends In Bancroft and Plymouth
last Wednesday. e1>'*
Mrs. Hattie Smith-Hill, or Hand
ley, i'd spending a few weeks with
her mother Mrs. Richard Smith, Of
Plymouth.
Miss Matte Woodson, Of Charles
ton, was the Sunday guest or Mrs
J. w. Sawyers, Of 'Betsey.
Mrs. Bundy, of Charleston, is Wis
iting her granddaughter, Mrs. G. w
Harris, Of Betsey, this week.
Edward Hicks was the guest OF
friend in Betsey Sunday.
The Missionary Society has ar
ranged for a rally on next Sunday
for the benefit of the Hill TOT
School.
Mrs. c.. w. Harris, Of Betsey, was
called to Charleston on account of
the serious illness of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillip .Shanks' little
daughter, Oracle was indisposed q
few DAYS last week.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Jane Burke. Of Huntingto ton.
who visited Mrs, Smith Brown few
days has returned home.
Mrs. is. Noel, was a business Wis
itor TO Institute last week.
Miss Vanilla accompanied her
hone.
Mrs. Warner Brown is teaching at
Martin. -..- ....,
r. l.. Peters was a bushes visit
or to Huntington last week.
Mrs. II. II. Railey was shopping
in Charleston Saturday and visited
relatives at Institute Sunday
/ DR.. S. A. Washington, of Hill Top
was here on professional business
Thursday.
Rev. A. r. Henderson, Of Muck
low. was here last week on business.
DR.. w. G. Lawrence was called to
London-Hugheston Saturday on pro
fessiona1 business.
Row. D. Stratton, Of st. Adams,
was a business visitor here last
week -
Mrs. Edward Hardy was in
Charleston Tuesday to visit Miss
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Mr.. CARBON.

Mrs. Susie Skipper, who was pa
Neht- In the Paint Creek hospital,
has returned home and is able 10 DE
about again.
e., Mrs. Alice Banks, and daughter, OF
Anderson, were gucAls OF Mrs. Cole
: man and Mrs. Mary J. Bicy last
: week
Rev. j. J. Turner was at Charles
ton last week attending the Doaro
meeting of the Sunday School hap-
't1Stl State convention.
Rev, Daniel Stratton preached al
Kimberly Sunday at 10 clock- d
m. and. $50 p. m.
Nathaniel Williams is confined to
HIS home with fever
'tI%1, Rev. S. f. Williams filled his reg
ular appointment at Eagle Sunday.
~, Rev. A. Lockett, Of Brown, was III
our town Sunday.
t Mrs. Mary S. Reed entertained
Mrs. Alice Banks and daughter and
Mrs. Mary J. Bicy Saturday after
noon,
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SOUTH CARBON.

Hezekiah Custer, Of North Carbon,
was a visitor here Monday.
Robert Aston is able to be out
again after being confined to his
room 4 week.
Mrs. Rebecca Carter is able to be
out again after a TIVE weeks illness,
G. FL. Mosley, Of Holley, was a Wis
itcr here Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Miller, Of North Carbon
was a visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. G. H. Wormley went to Mont
gomery Thursday on business.
Mrs. Elmira Scott left Friday
morning to spend 4 few days with
relatives and friends in Huntington
Rev. #. l.. Green spent Saturday
and Sunday at Dorothy, the guest
Of +. NJ. Faulkner.
The Odd Fellows club gave a sup
per Saturday night which was q
financial success,
Sunday was our regular preaching
day. Rev. l.. W. Mayo preached an
able sermon.
\ handsome basket was presented
T. G. Agnew Sunday morning by
Mrs. Leary Aston and Mrs. F. w
Williams.
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ANSTEI|.

Miss Lena Eldridge is confined to
her bed with pneumonia.
Carry, the little three year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charley
Stuart was seriously burned Satur-
day evening. Her mother left her
and her eight year old sister at home
while she went shopping. Carry
caught in a light blaze in her alb,
sence and was wallowing in the snow
to eXtinguish the flames when a
DasserDy ran to her rescue. Grave
fears are entertained regarding her
recovery.
John Forte has returned after q
weeks absence and reports his sons
condition hopeful.
A purse Of seven dollars and
twenty cents was collected for Rev.
Gregory by Mrs. Rosa Banks and
Mrs. Bessie Eldridge as a token of
appreciation.
&c. Mrs. Matte Rodgers is quite i'll.
She is confined to her bed.
Henry Warren returned last week
after an extended trip to Virginia
to visit his parents.
William Luster was in town last
week getting members for the I. l.
y. Lodge. Many became applicants.
Mrs. Lucy Randall is confined to
her bed at this writing
Harrison and Esther Lawson, of
Virginia were guests of their uncle
Jonas Lawson, Saturday and Sunday.
Earl SNYDER, Of Hawks Nest, is
improving after severe attack Of
fever
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PIT PLEASANT.

Gus Bell, Of Nnddleport, spent
Sunday and Monday in town visiting
his mother. Mrs. Mary Settles.
Misses Marie and Virginia Lincoln
were Possesses of the Reading Club
Thursday evening. After an inter,
estlng reading and discussion, the
hostess served very dainty and ap-
petizing lunch.
Shepherd Lewis, of Kanauga,
spent Sunday here the guest of his
sister, Mrs. r. Craig. .-.--.
Rev. G. E. Curry held quarterly
conference here Thursday night
and preached a very able and in
structive sermon Friday night. He
left Saturday for Huntington.
Mrs. Mary Settles, who has been
quite i'll for the past week, is very
much improved.
Miss Agatha Alexander will be
hostess to the Whist Cub Tuesday
evening.
The Willing Workers Glub-oi
First Baptist Church met with Mrs
b. Taylor. Monday evening" After
work the hostess served a very dain
ty lunch.
Mrs. L. J. Colston, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks is
improving.
Thomas Davis and Clarence Hen
derson were visitors in Gallipolis
Sunday
Rev. R. D. w. Meadows was a bus
mess visitor in town last week.
Rev. r. w. Robinson, assisted in
the revival at the Baptist church OF
Gallipolis Wednesday and THURSDAY
night Of last week.
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F.AIRNIONT.

Mrs. Chas Hamilton returned Sat
urday from a visit to friends and rel
atives at Pittsburg and Fairchance
Pa
Misses Mary Webster and Lucy
Ford Of Morgantown attended the
dance here Thursday night.
Laurence Henderson and Luther
Clemens, Of Morgantown, were visit
ors here Thursday.
Glenn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Petty, died Thursday afternoon after
lingering illness from ,Tuberculo
sis. He was about 25 years of age
and we'll liked by all. He leaves be-
sides mother and father, four sis
tiers and other relatives. Funeral
services were held at Monroe street
Thursday at 2:30. Interment al
Thursday at 2:30. Interrment at
Greenlawn Cemetery.
Miss Nellie Staley is on the sick
list
Miss Halle Hunter was a visitor
ito Clarksburg last week.
Mrs. Robert Smith returned from
ParkersburS where she was called or
business.
Miss Cora Taylor was very i'll last
week from acute indigestion.
Miss Ingie Taylor and Uncle, Rob.
ert Dabney, were called here by the
illness Of Miss Cora Taylor.
Mrs. Sa]lie Obie was hostess to tho
Four O'clock Needle Club Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society held q
tacky party at the NJ. E. church
Thursday night The Prize for the
Tackiest' was awarded to Mrs. Tula
Thomas.
Mrs. Charles Nelson was quite i'll
few days last week. 49,.
Little Gladys Keller is able to be
around again after q. severe attack OF
tonsilitis. Pc. ..::
Mildred Atkins entertained mum
bcr Of her little friends Friday even
ing in honor Of her 18th birthday.
Bertha Farrell has been i'll the
past week
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RONCEEEJlT}C

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore johnson, Of
Hot Springs, Va, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Debby Terry for sew
eral weeks have returned home.
Rev. J. W. Waters. Jr.. Of Lewis
burg, was q visitor here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eta Green. who has been in.
, disposed for few days, is much inn
proved
Mrs. Bessie Lewis is RAPIDLY i'm
proving after her recent attack Of la
grippe.
+. w. Hester has been on the sicl;
list for the past week.
John Riddle of Fort Springs. was
up visiting his parents last week.
Ernest Miller and Roland Lewis,
were guests of Miss Minnie V. Allen
Sunday.
Mrs, Mary J. Riddle is confined 10
her bed with rheumatism at her res
tdence Oh Summer street.
. Miss Bessie Jackson, Of Renick,
Is tho gitast of Mrs. Mary b. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hickman,
Miss Minnie Y. Allen and w. r. Allen
luncbed with Mr.. end Mrs. Chas.
Perkins Sunday night.
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BUCKHANNON.

Little Miss Hattie Martin is i'll at
her home on Locust street.
Miss Ingie Taylor entertained the
Silver Leaf Club Friday evening, at
her home on Sedgewick street.
Mrs. Florence Ball, Of Sutton, is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Malinda
Green.
II. D. Lakewood, Of Petersburg
is the guest Of Miss Maud Davis.
Miss Harriet Walker, who was Sc
riousiy i'll recently, is very much inn
proved.
Parents Day will be observcd2at
Victoria street school Tuesday.
Mrs. N. J. RiCkett is solOist at
v Wonderland Theatre.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a bus
incss meeting at the residence Of
Jas. A. Davis Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jas. A. Davis and children, of
Locust street, left Tuesday for
Clarksburg to visit her mother, Mrs.
Byrd Littleton.
The ladies Of Simpson NJ. E. church
served refreshments Friday night at
the church.
Edward Hunter is, working at the
New Arlington Hotel.
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Lottie Steptoe who is sick.

bolSiS hcCNPLoC VIM ~ BIN
Mrs. George Bowsman, of Muck
low, was shopping here Thursday.
DR.. B. r. White was in Ward
Cedar Grove and Charleston Sunday
on professional business
James Jackson, son of Mrs. Wood
son Jones, was taken home from
work Friday sick, and died Saturday
night. He leaves besides his mother
a wife and four sons to mourn theil
loss. His remains were taken tC
Hansford Monday and inferred in
the family lot there.
The fourth quarterly conference
Of the John Wesley NJ. E. church
will be held Saturday January 29th
at which time Rev. G. E. Curry, dis.
trict superintendent will be present
He will also preach for US on Sun
! day. All are welcome
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WI\IFREDE.

r. II. Allen spent Saturday. and
Sunday at his home in st. Adams.
Miss Emma Meadows was called to
her home at Institute by the Seri-
Gus illness of her brother. Her
brother, Clay, arrived Saturday to
teach in her place.
II. P. Day spent the week out of
town on business.
n. y. Alexander has been contln-
ed to his room the past week with
illness.
w. W. Lewis spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home at kanawha
City.
S. S. Lewis, of Winona, spent a
few days here last week on bust
ness.
C. H. Turner spent Saturday and
Sunday in Charleston with his fam
lily.
The congregation was a little sur
prised but not frightened when they
found the church had been set on
fire by the pipe being disconnected
from the tiue, setting the ceiling on
fire. The usual stampede for the
open country did not happen. The
meeting was in full sway when the
house began to fill with smoke. One
OF the deacons was asked to pray
who probably using one eye Watching
where the smoke came from, discov,
cred the building was on fire. He
sprang to his feet and yelled: Fire.
Fire! Fire! The church is On fire!
but did not say what kind of fire Sc
the congregation began to sing. He
still ran up and down the aisle yell
ing fire, but still unnOticed. He
then caught them by their heads
and turned their eyes up before they
stopped singing.
A ladder was secured and the
flames extinguished with a slight
damage.
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SEWELL.

Miss Lena Rice, teacher at GIer
Jean, was the weekend guest Of Mrs
l.. p. Scott.
The five months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Skruggs died Sunday
and was buried Monday.
Mrs. l.. 2. Scott and Miss w. A
Freeland were business visitors tC
ThurmOnd Sunday. ~
MI. and Mrs. G.. w. Johnson were
quite indisposed last week.
Mrs. Mary Harris of~South Caper
ton, was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Miss Fannie Carey is able to be on
again after being confined to hei
room for several days:
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Almira r. Scott was the week
end guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Anna
Woodson on Sixth avenue. 49,. -
~-E ansston TsManSSrum, who has
been on an extended visit to his sister
Mrs. Carrie Porter, OF Youngstown,
o., has returned.
Edward Woodson, Of StonewalI,
spent few days with his mother and
Little daughter, Bessie, at 1926, 9th
|~tvc. -'.
Winston Smith died Thursday az
ter long serious illness Of several
weeks,
Mrs. Eugene Barnett had as her
guests at dinner Friday Rev. c. n.
Harris, Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Thurs
ton and Miss Lucia Bowling.
Mrs. G. E. McGhee is quite i'll at
her home on Sth Ave.
The. revival at the First Baptist
church lesed Sunday night-wiith- 40
additions to the church. = The bap-
tism services will take place on the
5th Sunday in this month. ..<.....
Mrs. B. G. Winston served dinner
SUNDAY to Rev. c., NJ HARRIS, Rev.
and Mrs. S. a. ThurSton and little
daughter.
Mrs. Carrie Monroe was hostess
at dinner Sunday to Misses CIemen
tine Cochran, Cora Mcdaniel and lit,
| tie Amizetta Miller.
Mrs. Eta Powell is able to be out
again, having been III several days
| with tonsilits.
| Little Moses Hearns, Of Cottage
Grove is quite i'll and it is feared his
hearing will be seriously affected.
The y. NJ. G. "A. night school has
lclosed for the term. ~
James Green is indisposed this
week. ..--. -';
The many friends here Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Judson Peters, of Ironton, are
very much grieved to learn of the
death Of their daughter. Naomi, who
was i'll but few days with pneu
M onia. 80
| j: NJ. HaZlewood was a business
caller in our city last week. -.-
Lincoln Moore. of Russell XIV.
was calling on friends here on Sun,
day.
Alfred Robinson. who was hurt in
| the mines at Cora is getting alone
nicely. His injuries proved to b,
flesh wounds and not so bad as was
| first reported
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RAYMOND CRY.

Sunday morning and night the
pulpit was filled by Henry Good,
who preached two good sermons.
The Sunday School was we'll at
tended. Sunday was the day for in.
stallation Of officers, but pastor fail
ed, 80 J. w. Crosby performed the
ceremonies.
The sick Of our community arc
Mrs. Martha Dickcrson, G. II. Kings
ley, r. s. Payne, Mrs. s. A. Massey,
Blanch Woodson, Mrs. Ada Price,
Ida Williams.
VIM. Walker and Richard Dickcr.
son were visitors In Charleston Sat
urday.
Mrs. Julia Wallace was shopping
in Charleston last week.
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Winston Coles was i'll a few days
Last week.
Then Fifth Sunday is Missionary
Day here. The missionaries will
have their sermon preached by Rev
j. w. Crosby. -.
The choir are doing remarkably
wei! under the careful instruction Of
L. II. Duckuyler.
Dr.. T.. II. Bryan was called to
Charleston on professional business
last week.
j. Fl. Chambers spent Saturday
night with his family at st. Adams
and returned Sunday afternoon.
G. F.. Saunders spent Saturday
night with his family in Charleston
and returned Sunday afternoon.
A. j: P1efson1 was a business visit
or in Charleston last week