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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
MILD WASH CURES ECZEMA

Ordinary oil Of wintergreen. mixed
with thymol, glycerine and other in
gradients, is known to cure skin. dis
eases. This prescription, known as
D. D. D. prescription can now be OBJ
tanned on q special offer in Csc bottle.
That a permanent cure can be effect
ed by the first bottle we cannot guar
antee. But ten years of experience
have shown US that every sufferer gets
instant relief from the itch; you will
feel soothed and refreshed at once
Call at our store and we shall be glad
to tell you more about this standard
eczema cure. Be sure to ask for the
right name: D. D. D. Prescription.
Kelly & Pollard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
CHINO TONNAGE
SHOWS INCREASE
Company to Erect Small Re
timing Plant in Santa
RitaS.

Superintendent ]. NJ. SulIy's last re-
port on the Chino mines in the Santa
Ritas, n. NJ, states that tiiere has been
a very rapid increase within tie past
month in the ore tonnage and that the
present indications are that there will
be very material extensions in the two
ore bodies, the Hearst and the Bliss,
which have recently added such large
tonnages 10 the ore reserves.
The drills have been removed from
the last named mines and placed in the
undrilled spaces connecting the Texas
Flat and the Whim Hill ore bodies and
the Romero and Air Shaft ore bodies
The location for the main work shaft
has now been located, and sinking will
be started within this month The de-
sign for hosting apparatus will be sim
liar TO that in the Ray mine.
Owing to the large amount of coarse
metallic copper in the Chino mine. the
company Will erect a small refining
furnace to melt this product and ship it
in bullion, which will result in a very
substantial saving in smelling costs. as
something over 90 percent of the total
output of the copper can be disposed Of
in this way, making material saving
OF freight on concentrates and OF smelt
ing charges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
TO ERECT NEW MILL
ON CHIHUAHUA PROPERTY

Chihuahua, Mex. April 12-It is ex-
pected that the Palmareio and Mexicon
Gold Fields. Ltd, an English concern
Will by the end of this year begin the
construction of a 300-ton mill at its
PaImarejo mines near Chinipas, in ex-
IRENE western Chihuahua.
The companys old mill has been shut
down for the past two years and ex-
tenslFe development has been going on.
For the greater part of this time the
development work has been going on in
the company's Prieta lode and q large
tonnage 1s ready for stopping. The COM
pahy has decided to equip the mine with
new and uptodate machine drilling
plant.
Geo. z. Stephenson, the manager. re-
Gently went to the United States to
purchase the plant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
RICH SILVER IN
HAUNTED MINE
Eel PasOans Make Strike in
Property That Has a
History.

A remarkably rich silver discovery
has been made recently in the Sierra
de Los Muertos, or mountain of the
dead also called Duende, or haunted
] mountain) about so miles southwest of
Ell Paso, in northern Chihuahua.
The discovery consists of silver sui
phides of nigh grade, at the very sur
face. A shaft was sunk % feet and a
general average sample Of 500 pounds
: of ore was shipped TO the FL Paso
smelter which ran go ounces silver
and one and one-nalf percent copper.
Having proved that the rich ore is go
ing down the owners let a contract and
the Shaft is being sunk to the 100
level, from which point two drifts will
be run each way in the vein
FL PasOans Are Owners.
IF the vein continues to hold its val
ues, the owners will afterward sink an
other hundred feet, and from that level
run similar drifts in the vein There
are back streaks of clean metal. assay
ing 5000 ounces silver per ton The
collar of the shaft is well timbered-
The owners are 10 employees of the
Ell Paso smelter. among whom are Gus
Hammel and Joseph Seaton. Mr.. Ham
mel, an experienced miner of many
years, is general manager The COM
pany is called Los AmericanOs Mines
company.
Los Muertos Cor Duende) mountain
is a solitary range rising like a spec
trail island from the surrounding Bar
real The Barreal is a white plains ex-
tending from New Mexico, south to San
Jose station on the Mexican Central.
and from Is to 90 miles wide. II is as
level as a floor. Mirages are almost
constant, giving the '-Barreal' the ap-
pearance of a vast lake or inland sea
enclosing the Muertos mountain island
This mountain is about 10 miles long
and two or three miles wide, and COW
cred with grass and a few scattered
oak and jumpers. which make it appear
a real oasis in the surrounding desert.
Recently water has been found in the
mountain sufficient for camp purposes.
Mine With History.
The mine is about 90 miles southeast
from kilometer 90. a station on the
Mexico Northwestern railway The
name Of this mysterious solitary noun
tain is said to have originated from a
story of the Mexicans to the effect that
several years ago two American pros
pectors were mining there all alone.
and they used to take turns packing
water from the distant San Bias noun
tain Finally one was seen riding away
and he never showed up again.
An Investigating party afterward Wis
tied the mountain and found the dead
body of the other in q cabin with every
appearance of having been murdered.
Samples of very rich silver ore were
piled UP around the cabin Filled with
superStitious dread, after burying the
body, they hurried away without
searching for the mine
Strikes In Desert.
Tonopah. Goldfeld and other Nevada
camps were found in the midst of des-
ert wastes. and the phsyical surround
ings Of Las Muertos, and Los Ameri-
canas mines are very similar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
TRULY cARnUI
is GOOD TONIC
Says a Texas Lady who
Writes to Tell Of Great
Benefit It Was to Her IN
Ending Long Suffering.

Commerce, Texas.-"I had suffered
painfully every month since eleven
wears ago. writes Mrs. L. r. Hamilton
of this place, and for almost two
years had suffered untold agony !
began taking Cardui, and I find so much
relief ] keep it all the time. and al
ways praise it to my friends Truly
Cardui is the best tonic for women 1
every saw. so 1 am writing few words
to tell you Of the relief 1 obtained from
your medicine. / can't praise it too
highly
The best way to cure female troubles
pains. headache. backache, etc, is TO
help nature TO do it. by taking Cardul-
Is life burden to you? Act at once.
Get a bottle of Cardui at the drug store
today and try it. You will probably
feel better tomorrow.
Not alone for woman's pains is Car
dui of benefit, but also for woman's
weakness. debility, lack of energy, loss
of appetite. nervousness, etc. 1t is a
true tonic, helping to build up the
Tagging forces.
Cardui has brought health and hap
piness TO thousands of weak women
Why not to you?
Try Cardui
N B.-Write TO Ladies Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book, Home Treatment for
women" sent in plain wrapper on re-
quest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
How To Get Instant Relief
From Itching Skin Diseases

An inflammation of the skin caused
by the presence of a tiny mite which
burrows in the skin causes the itch
ing in Eczema, letter Acne. itching
scalp and feet. Prickly Hat and tho
many other forms of skin diseases.
Scratching does not relieve nor cure
1t only aggravates the case and makes
it worse. There is only one way to cure
kill the mite and so remove the
cause IittelPs Liquid Sulphur Com
pound gives instant relief the first
application and in a short time kills
the mite and gives a permanent cure
to every form Of skin trouble Sample
bottle postpaid for 10c Rhuma- Sulphur
Co, st. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
NEW COTTON GIN To
BE BUILT At STANTON
showers Have Put Ground in Good Con-
ditfon for Crops-Cattie Are
Improving.

stanton Tex April 12--J. A Harris.
Of Merkel. Will at once begin the cree
ton Of the largest and most complete
cotton gin and feed crushing plant west
OF Abelire- The latest improved ma
ehinery has been ordered and the loca-
tion selected
With the good prospects for crops,
this plant will be boon TO the farm
ers of Martin and adjoining counties
Heavy showers have been falling. and
from reports, they covered an immense
territory around Stanton. Many crops
have been planted and the rain will
cause all farmers to plant their crops
at once
Cattle are doing well and the calf crop
exceeds the cOwman's expectation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
BISBEE EXTENSION TO
DRIFT At 700 EIEE"r

At the Bisbee Extension, which lies
midway between Tombstone and Bis
bee, Ariz.. a station is being cut at the
700 foot mark
The shaft is down to the 500 level. but
Ii has encountered a little more
water than the boilers can handle, the
management has decided to drift on the
700 level.
Another boiler has been ordered and
mechanics are putting in oil burners in
the old ones. which have been burning
coal The oil will be hauled from Lewis
Springs railroad station by wagon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
Announcement.

Pass City Fuel Company, Geo c..
Wimberly. Owner.
Successors to Smith & Co. s11 Texas
street. Dealers in coal. wood, hay, bran
chops, oats. corn. cement. ETC. Phones,
Automatic 1918: Bell 1879.
Having returned to FL Paso to live. 1
respectfully ask for a share of the pat
ronage of my friends and the general
public, promising satisfaction as far as
it is in my power to give it.
Geo c. Wimberly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
SUPERIOR & PITTSDURG
HAS THREE PRODUCING SHAFTS

The Superior & Pittsburg mine of
Bisbee has now three producing shafts
the Hoatson, which is the chief pro-
Queer, with a record of about 325 tons
of percent copper ore per day; the
Junction shaft, of 125 tons of SIS per-
cent ore a day. and the Cole shaft, with
a production of 100 tons of percent
copper ore a day. The mines of the
S. & P. as now being run can easily
produce 25,O0O,o00 pounds OF copper
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
DOCTOR AND WIFE OF DEAD
MAN CONVICTED For KILLING

Watseka. Ills, April 12.-Dr W. r.
Miller was found guilty yesterday of
manslaughter for killing J. b. SayIer.
Mrs Sayler was also found guilty of
manslaughter. John Grunden was &C
quilted
DR.. Miller was sentenced to IL years
in the penitentiary and Mrs. Sayler
10 three years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
A. ]. KING SECURES CINCO De MAYO
and OTHER PROPERTIES FOR 100000
OPEN DISCUSSIONS AT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON

Beginning Thursday of this week
and every alternate Thursday hereafter
the noon luncheon of business men at
the chamber of commerce will be
marked by impromptu discussions as TO
the needs and improvements that will
best serve the interests of FL Paso. The
subject 20 be discussed is to be decided
during the dinner hOu-. Special address
SeS. as heretofore, will be made at the
MONDAY luncheon ON alternating
THURSDAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
DULUTH MEN DEVELOP
NINE IN STEEPLE ROCK DISTRICT

The Torreroca Mining company, of
Duluth. Mimi, is developing a mining
property in the Steeple Rock district
in Grant county, southwestern New
Mexico. A shaft has been sunk on a
vertical vein to a depth of 275 feet in
pay ore from the surface. The ore
values are about SIS per ton, of which
values 75 percent is in gold and % per-
cent is silver
The company was organized by
Harold c. Spence, a mining engineer
who has spent considerable time in that
district examining and developing sew
eral properties. The company is COM
posed Of some of the wealthiest citi-
zens Of Duluth, who have made their
money in iron and copper mining.
Nearly all the men on the directorate
are mining engineers. and the company
is a close corporation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

Rev. P j. Rice. pastor of the First
Christian church, who was recently
called east TO attend the funeral of his
father, will return this week and viii
occupy his pulpit as usual on next
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
Announcement.

Having sold my fuel and feed BUSH
ness, at S11 Texas street, to the Pass
City Fuel Company Geo. c. Wimberly.
owner. I respectfully request that my
friends and customers continue their
patronage with the new company.
will continue with the new company as
office manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

We have moved main floor OF Nor
gan building on Mesa avenue, next to
Calisher's- Latta & Happier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

We have moved to main floor OF Nor
gan building. on Mesa avenue next to
Calisher's. Latta & Happier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

We have moved TO main floor Of Nor
gan building. on Mesa avenue, next to
Calisher's. Latta & Happier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

BY r. H. Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
Strikes In DeSert

Tonopah. Goldfield and other Nevada
camps were found in the midst of des-
ert wastes, and the phsyicaI surround
ings Of Las Muertos, and Los Ameri-
canas mines are very similar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
Tabor's NJ etaI

for Doors and Windows keep out
the sand, dirt and wind.
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TURN HOSE IN NEWLY WEEDS.
kInd Friends show appreciation Of
Their Secret Marriage.

MeKeea Rocks, Participating
treatment thes would not relish n
ne hands OF taelr friends II the news
q their marriage became known,
Mfs Minnie Z HageT and 7. Andrew
Schubert. of CHARTERS avenue. Nc
KEGS Rocks. vent 10 Sheraden and
we're married
Their fniled friends went to Fra
teInsl Hall, Mekee,s Rocks. where
Ihe bridegroom. who i n aIf Knight
and a member IF the Uniformed Rank
u Maeeabees. .as attending meet
Ing. Taking him from the meeting
md putting him IN buggy, the
crowd took the groom TO point be-
Low the car barns In CHARTERS avenue
and. placing hin II safe keeping,
drove 10 No. LOB CHARTERS avenue,
the home CT the newly married couple.
and took possession of tie bride.
licking up the groom on the return
and with lanse noIsY crowd follow
Ing. the couple were driven through
the streets OF the town for an hour
Or more.
While passing the undertaking es-
adjustment of ! J. 1aser. 4 garden
hose was turned on the nswiyweds,
soaking them thoroughly
To smooth the wounsed feelings Of
the sonHed principals an Impromptu
reception was given IN their honor
b the Ladies' Of the Maeeabees. Of
which order the bride Is member
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H0nCksYIILE

Mr.. md Mr.. W. i. s. Algire. Ar.
ana Mr. John W. Abbott Hpent iast
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. md
Mrs. George GorsueH. of II Carmel.
Mr. nd Mr.. Noah Ri spent last
Sunday In Baltimore witt Mr.. and
Nrs. Wm. L. Rill
Miss Edna Il. Smith Il the Euest
Of her mother. Mira. Edward & reese.
Of baltimore
Houeksyille school now has twenty
one pupils On roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter buchanan spent
several days Of The past week Nth
their daughter Mrs Toy =. SpauEler.
Of Hanover. Pa. They took In The
fair while there on their visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society held It's
last meeting At the home Of Mr. James
Hoffman's. Hunters Range" The
meeting was we'll attended and re-
freshments Hafe served in abundance
Melehoir Harris has renoofed his
residence.
There will be special services at
Wesley Chapel NJ. I. Church on sun
day morning. October Q, 10 which the
public Is cordially Invited. A series
of revival meetings Rlll begin II the
evening. Rev. Frank steelman. the
pastor. will conduct The services.
Quite a number IT farmers Of this
community had 70 dig their wells
deeper.
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BLUE RIDGE COLLEGE.

Two weeks ago we unfortunately
neglected 10 report that Prof. John
b. Westeott, B. A., n A., Of Yale
University. is not onIy our Athletic
Director, but is the present occupant
OF the chair OF English and Mathe-
matics in Blue Ridge College.
A new piano was purchased and
placed In The chapel this week.
President w. II. Wine recently an
pointed Prof. ". !. T. Hoover. Prof
s. p. Early and Mr. Z. A. Nnsbaum
as a committee 10 ascertain the pres
ent whereabouts OF all those who
were ever students IN this college.
1t Is the purpose to tabuIate the
names OF all who are teachers. doe
tors. farmers and those who are no
Longer enjoying single blessedness
as we'll as those who would like TO
Set saila etc.
Prof. John J. John Will preach IN
the chapel next Sunday evening.
October I'd.
Some Of the members Of Prof.
Bakers Zoology class we're out
catching erawfish last Saturday.
HiaRatnian Literary Society pro-
gram this Friday evening.
Emersonian entertainment October
Z. At 745 p. IN.
Preparations are being made b
members Of the faculty 10 provide
refreshments and to enaperon 4 large
body of students who are planning
TO spend Saturday, October s. roaming
thro the fastnees OF the Blue Ridge
mountains from which the college
takes Its name.
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PlTAPsC.0.

Patapseo school has opened with
IL pupils enrolled. Quite 4 number
have not entered 4 Harland Green
and Miss Naomi ID. Chew are the
teachers.
Mrs. Lewis Green, IT., spent Sunday
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. r.
Chew.
Judge W. L. Richards, who had been
III. is able to be at his Office again.
Miss Ruth 7. Chew has entered the
freshmen year at Wstern Maryland
College.
Mrs. Willette Gambler spent several
days of last week with her brother,
George Abbott. at Union Bridge.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the N e. Church will
be held Thursday. October 6, at the
home Of Mrs. ]. g. Evans, carrollton
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Spencer and
little daughter Beverly are visiting
The formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
{. Il. Spencer.
Miss Flo shamer Is visiting rela-
lives in Baltimore.
John Shank. of Hampstead is
teaching at Lawndale school
The members Of Mohawk tribe 10.
156, of Patapseo, will entertain their
families at a luncheon on Saturday
evening. October 18th
Miss Grace caltrider. OF Washing
ton, and Mrs. William Ness and IHo
children. of WoodberTy, spent Sunday
last visiting hrs. Irwin Taylor.
Mrs. Ethel shue and daughter la
bella, Of Hampstead. spent Wednesday
and Thursday visiting Mrs. Bertha
Taylor.
Mrs. Kate FanwelI. of Baltimore.
Is visiting Mrs. Frances Taylor.
Mrs Nancy Arnold vas the gues Z
Miss Elsie Ebaugh Sunday last
Grant Sprinkle and wife and zfr
Holtz Ind wife spent last snnd In
Houckasllle visiting John sprin
srnday school Sunday norm
/ 80 o'clock In The II. =. Church
4. M class meeting. D m. preaching
BY Rev. Morton.
Charles h. Taylor is still buying
and shipping great number Of ap-
pies and potatoes.
The oyster supper which was held
last Friday I'd Saturday nights vas
= grand success. and good sum xas,
realized.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the y p.
Church met last Thursday n the homo
Of Mrs Elias +. TAYLOR viii good
attendance. Refreshments sere err
ed. Their next meeting .IIi be held
II the home of Nra. Alfred Weaver
Charles Bowman and vie. OF %
uerco. spent Sunday last With their
son, Harry Bowman.
Mrs. Willett. Of Gambler. spent sun
day with her brother. George Abbott.
n Union Bridge
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COON, who owned and lived on farm
near Banst's church. owned and oe-
eupied, until recently. by Henry Sell.
In the year 1924 Mr.. Bnrgoons father.
who was then quite young man, and
his grandfather and all the brothers
and sisters, except William, Who later
located on farm at Union Mills, emil
grated b. wagon to Sandusky county,
Ohio. and were the pioneer settlers Of
thai part of the state. Mr. Burgoon
Is preparing a history of the Burgoon
family, and while here was diligently
searching the cemeteries and public
records for data. He Is veteran of
Tuesday last he, with his nephew,
the late civil war and came here from
Atlantic City. where he had been at
tending The Grand Army Reunion. On
were driven TO and ever the battlefield
at Gettysburg. ThcMRh Mr.. Burgoon
has been over this field several times,
he and his nephew highly enjoyed and
greatly appreciated the opportunity.
On Wednesday they left via. y NJ L.
Il. for Washington, d. G., where they
expect 10 take IN the public buildings
and call On President Taft Mr. Bur
COON was one Of Taft.s electors from
hIs state. TheY will return home.
stopping off 10 call On some OF the
Bnrgoon family in Harrisburg. Pa.
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sanaI ,lIIe. 10; llamber. !.
WAKEFIELD.

IT. aud M. II. zee crowmer
bought q II : MIIIen, tn Lewis
FoFmWall property # thIa place
II CroHmer expects - star np tHe
buIabsfinz business
owing % the drought the farmers
Or delayed In heir al seeding.
lin Il much needed IN this section
At present. TIE stream which nm
through lis place is dry. There aEe
several HHiiR Al springs DR.
Granville y Hlxler. Rhu as con
ilnHd 10 h bel xith typhoid fever. =
o. again.
Dennis \. smith rs purchased
tfnm Ben Dorsey. o. Westminster.
pHIT uf fIns young mules.
Preparations are being made faF
tie oyster supper which vii b. held
n Wakefield bethel Church. Saturday
evening Proceeds u - used IN -
pairing - church.
Preaching VI be held at Iha brick
\ y Church Sunday morning =
IuzB
IN or about ne 10Th Of October a
nated Hiiud Evangelist viii b at ne
HHIek church.
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usI0NTowN DISTRICT.

Miss Minnie sittig Is spending tie
week in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haines
spent Sunday II WaTfeldsbnrg With
r. and hrs. Charles Wesley Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Driver, Mrs. David
Powell. hrs. Annie Babylon. of May
berry, and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
slonaker and daughter. OF Baltimore.
re the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Wm
i.1key On Sunday.
Hessra. John DevIlhias and PhIlIn
Lemon. Of BaltImire. visited ". Guy
segafooae and family On Sunday.
Wesley Gilbert broke small
branch { inches long N OF one OF Ms
apple trees, and on !: were 10 per-
feafiy formed apples 81 medium size
HRS Or. Weaver i spending tie
week in Washington.
Charles MerIng and son Kenneth.
Of baltimore. spent Sunday With HIs
mother. Mrs. Thomas MerinR.
The remains OF I'm sInltz. Of
Westminster. formerly OF uHlontown.
sare brought here for burial on Tues.
dHY NJ. stultz died At The home Of
h gon. Harry siultz. Al MIdaietosn.
I'D. lie vas in his IND year. and Il
survived BY hi widow. : sons and
daughter Funeral services were
held in he Lutheran church. by rs
pastor. lev. NJ Dot. lnteHmeut IN
tie ". z. Cemetery.
Mrs. Missouri ROuIHon Is spending
lie week In Westminster
IRIS. Edgar 1ingiluE and daughters
IIIlda and Helen. Of Baltimore, ara
visiting Nr an Mrs Frank EckaTd
Isadof Buraoon an Ar Tucker. of
Ohio. and MeaHrs Charles nd Scott
FIsagle, Of Ma.berrY. called On r4Ia-
lIxes In Iown IN Monday.
The residence ai Charles earbauKh,
q FairYIsw, saaght IRE Iazt REss
Kaiie thH family were awaY from fhe
house. Seeing the smoke they r.
turned - fnd The rom fiIIsd WIIh
Hmnke. tie carpet and some of -
furniture burned To FIRE ~ auU-
posed T. have Started n The 1uF
Tho Sunday school rails xaa Hall
attended. both Afternoon an evening
TIE services Hafe iuIsfeatlnE and he
people appeared 20 = Interested. -
hope It ill - ne sigof into -
Sunday schools
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sANDYILI.E

Mrs. Ella shreexe. Of Lima. Ohio
IL visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nm. Tanner.
John Keek. wife ana family spent
Sunday with VIM. Ieppo and wife.
Ulysses shipley ana wife we're In
Hampstead Sunday
Walter Robinson is sick NJ this
writing.
Misses Ethel shreese and Ora
Barnhart spent Saturday at West
Point. as guests Of Miss Sarah Get
finger.
Mr. and Mrs Nm. Tanner enter
tained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Muir
ray shreeYe and family and Ella
ShreeYe, Of Lima, Ohio.
Mrs Vim. L. WestawaY gave 4 sup
per N honor of her nephew who was
recently married. Among those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. james Shilling,
Thoa. Shilling and wife. Mrs. Ran
dolph TAYLOR, Maude Taylor. Mira
Shilling, Ray Taylor, David Bankard,
Of Baltimore: Raymond Shilling and
Walter TAYLOR.