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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24
FOR MISS CIVILIANS.

Mrs. Geo. IIalverson entertained
guests for five table al bridge Fri
day afternoon In honor OF Miss Flor
ence Civilians. The parlors were
sweet with the odor OF purple lilacs
and the dining room presented love
j. picture In It's adornment of white
and green. tho green chiffon dr7p-
ing and profuSion of white lilacs he
ing most artistically arranged. The
ladies' cut for first prize. Miss Ethel
Harman winning The beautiful hand
painted plate and Miss Florence
Civilians receiving the guest prize.
The guests were Mesdames Il i.
Bristol. II. C. Wood. d. G. Ecclcs. Jr.,
Harry True. May Hume Carhart. j.
\. Spargo Frances Joyce Hibbard,
A. w. Walker. Thos. Fitzgerald.
]. w. Bel, OF Ogden. and Mrs.
Chamberlain of Salt Lake: Misses
Florence Civilians. Florence Bohn.
Tulle Baker, Kittie Fitzgerald, Etael
Harman
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HOW CALIFORNIA; MULTI-MlL.
llONAIRES WERE MADE.

Charles Edward Russell in Hamp-
tons Magazine is revealing in an as
founding series of historically accu-
rate articles. and drawn from court
records and railroad commission re-
ports, the amazing details OF the meth
eds whereby the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific railways came TO
dominate the State of California. In
the early days good deal OF it was
done by the exploitation of the people
and the government through the con
tract companies. Speaking OF Charles
CroCker's contracting transactions.
Mr. Russell says:
The contracting firm of Charles
Crocker and Company was composed
of Mr.. Charles Crocker and, accord
ing TO his testimony. of nobody else,
Previously he had been a dry goods
merchant in the Plaza at Sacramento,
and then. ln 1861, one of the organi-
zerS and first directors of the Central
Pacific He was the contractor that
built for that road It's first few miles.
The dual capacity OF director and con
tractor (by which. OF course. a man
must as director vote contracts to
hilueeu rs CoulIdcloil S' ~ nav
aroused criticism among, doubtless,
the captious and unsympathetic, and
the next few miles were done by many
contractors In small bits. When un-
desirable persons had been frozen
from the enterprise, Mr.. Crockcr re-
signed from the directorate. where
he was succeeded by his bother. and
took the contract for the rest of the
road from the thirty-f1rst mile TO a
point near tho state boundary, or ono
hundred and thirty-eight miles from
Sacramento.
This contract disappeared with the
books that, IN 1878, young Mr.. fost
saw Mr.. Hopkins pack into boxes.
AS the firm composed OF one man
went along 1t needed money, which
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24

was supplied TO II (or to him, as you
prefer by the Central Pacific Rail
road company, consisting of himself
and three others, from the proceeds
of bonds that had been granted by the
government.
He was supplied also with the bonds
themselves, and with the company's
stock. He said afterwards that for
the first eighteen miles he received
$250.G00 in cash, s50.000 in stock and
100000 In bonds,
II is interesting TO note that for
at least eleven of these miles the
Central Pacific Company received
from the government $52S 900. which
was moro than enough to build tho
whole eighteen.
For some of the miles Chas. Crocker
and Company secured as much as
5000. 900 or even 100000 a mile. For
excavating earth they. he. OF II. re-
ceived from 40 cents TO 81 90 yard.
and for excavatlng rock as much as
$40 q yard
In 1867 the onc-man firm completed
the one hundred and thirty-elghth
mile, end the remainder of the work
was transferred to tho Contract and
Finance Company. Of which young Mr..
Miller was subsequently the secre-
tary.
said in my article last month that
for very peculiar reason Mr. Crock
er did not retain the stocks and bonds
he received for his work in construct
Ing the railroad The peculiar reason
was that he turned over all these Sc
curltles. amounting to more than
S10.000000, to his successor, the Con-
tract and Finance Company. which
Immediately distributed them among
Its stockholders.
And who were they?
Messrs. Leland Stanford. c. P.
Huntington. Mark Hopkins and Chas.
CTocker
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PRO.
POSED.

The plan TO advance tho present
Bureau OF Health into Department
of Health. with It's secretary as a
member of the Cabinet. is regarded
favorably by the medical profession,
and largely so by other professional
and business men With the constant
enormous increase In freight ship
ment from one part Of the country 10
every other part. and the travel by
people of one state TO others, to say
nothing OF imports and the influx from
every other nation. there have re
suited new conditions requiring moro
thorough control The state boards
OF health are necessary. useful, and
have accomplished great good. yet
there will always be the temptation
for any state TO minimize the impor
tence of any part of scourge which
may afflict it, from reasons of busl
ness policy or on account of local
pride.
With less than ten days travel be-
tween Europe and San Francisco. dur
ine which the passenger would cross
ten OF more states, and with bubonlc
plague and other Oriental horrors al
ready knocking at our doors, IL be-
hooyes us to provide an organization
whose scope and authority is commen-
suratc. a Department Of Health is
not a question of politics. and is Of
equal Importance to every citizen. We
can all subscribe 10 the declaration OF
Senator owen. who In introducing a
bill for the new department, said: 81
believe In conservation, and most OF
all in the conservation Of human
lIfe."-H. H. Windsor In May Popu-
lar Mechanics.
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PARCEL SHOWER.

\ parcel shower for Miss Grace
Minnoch was given at the home of
Mrs. Robert Minnoch. A pleasant
evening was spent. delicious refresh
ments were served and many hand
some pieces OF cut glass. hand-painted
china and drawn work were the gifts
TO the guest of honor.
Those present were: Mrs r. Min.
nOch. Mrs d Munro, Mrs. p. Min.
noch, Mrs. Empey. Mrs. r. F'leeman,
Mrs. T. jenkins, Mrs. 4. f. Close,
Mrs. K. Roeder. Mrs. NJ. Minnoch,
Miss Nina Eastman. Mrs. S. jenkins,
Miss Grace AIlnnoch
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MRS. WRIGHT eNTEaTAlNs.

Friday evening Mrs r. w. Wright
entertained at her home on Seventh
street in honor OF the officers and
teachers of the Sunday school of the
Eighth ward. about thirty guests be
Ing present
After short meeting popular
games. music and general social rec
reation was enjoyed. following which
tempting refreshments were served,
Miss Letue and Miss Adelaide assist
ing Mrs. Wright in serving. The rooms
were prettily decorated with white
and purple lllacs and dainty spring
blossoms
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THE DEACON WAS RIGHT.

A minister of the gospel one Sab
bath announced to his flock that he
would have TO leave them as he was
called TO another field.
How much more salary do you eN-
pect to get there than here2" asked
one OF his deacons.
Three hundred dollars" remarked
the minister. with some hesitation.
Il don't blame you for going re-
marked the deacon, who had been a
worldly man In his time. but you
should be more exact in your Ian
euage. That isn't call. It's a raise. -
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the ReSoee
tive Sieners for Further
information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Legrand r. Anderson.
Deceased
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers. to the undersigned execu-
trix at the Office OF n. ]. Harris. at.
torncy for said estate. Rooms 4O9.il0
First National Bank Building. In Og-
den City. Utah, the same being the
place for the transaction of business
of the said estate. on or before the
18th day Of February. 1911
MARY G. "A HAMMOND.
ENecutriX of Estate OF LeGrand
r. Anderson. Deceased
n. J, HARRIS.
Attorney for Executrix.
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AT OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL.

The dance given at the o. II. S.
auditorium Friday evening was an
entire success. A large number of
guests were present. a fine RANGING
progra mwas given. the O. n. S.
orchestra having prepared special mu.
sical numbers for the occasion. The
extra dances. Leap Year" style werc
all enjoyable feature OF the program.
Tho punch and "Hye Skulc Kandie'
booths were pretuly decorated in pink
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

In the District court of the Second
Judicial district, In and for the county
of Weber. State OF Utah-In the mat
ter OF the estate of Mark Murphy. de-
ceased.
Creditors Will present their claims.
with vouchers, to the undersigned ad-
ministratrix at the law Offices OF Jo-
seph Chez. Esq. rooms iO3 and 4Oi
First National Bank building. ogden,
Utah, on or before August 22nd. 1910
NORA MURPHY. AdministratriX.
Joseph Chez. ATTORNEY.
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/ Il4ZfHz(a9gg agR i gMs|| ReHEs|

First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue. north Of the federal
building. Rev. n. D. Zimmerman. pas
tor. Calendar of services for Sunday.
April 24th, 1910. Will be as follows:
Sunday school at ten O'Clock. with
classes for all. Primary department
in charge OF competent teachers
Morning worship at 11:15 with SER
mon by pastor. The last In the SER
les on the Ten Commandments and
Modern Life" will be given. Morning
theme: Thou Shalt Not Covet." The
B. Y. p. u will meet at 7 o'clock in
parlors of church This will be a mis-
slonnry meeting. and will be In charge
worship at s o'clock with Gospel ser
mon by pastor Theme, "a Bad Bar
eain." part H. The ladies' of the Mis-
sion Circle will meet Wednesday aft
ornooD at 2:30 at the home OF Mrs.
Rogers. No. 1905 Harrison avenue.
All ladies are invited On Thursday
evening, at s o'clock. the regular
church prayer meeting will be held.
Topic will be. Caring for the Needy
Lev. 1879, 10: Ps. 4l:1, lisa. 5S: :6-S:
Matt 11:5: Gal. 2:10; Luke i1S.
This will also be the Covenant meet.
ing of the church. and TO this service
we urge the members TO attend. To
all of our services on the Lords day
We Invite strangers and those who
nave no regular place OF worship. A
welcome TO all will be found within
"Our Gates
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and white and the punch and candles.
the product Of the Domestic Science
department. received wclLdeserved
compliments.
goodly number of guests from the
Weber Academy were present and a
few friends and former members OF
the Ogden High school The Dcbnt-
Ing society will give another dancing
party In two weeks 10 which cordial
invitation TO old members and friends
Of the school is extended.
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In preparation for the presentation
OF clever three-act comedy. "A Scrap
of Paper" by Sradou. cast of charac-
ters picked from the Weber Academy
Dramatic club and presented by tho
alumni. has been hard at work on
rehearsals and promises a most at
tractive home talent offering. The
playlet will be given at the FIFTH ward
amusement hall next Thursday after
noon. with the cast and program as
follows.
Prosper COuramont ..- Moroni Olsen
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CHURCH SOCIAL.

a large number of the women Of the
First Presbyterian church and their
friends gathered Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. HeTdtie
at the home OF Mrs. Robbins. 647
Twenty-seventh street, II being the
regular social afternoon Of the women
OF that church The rooms were prct-
tlly decorated and tempting refresh
ments were served.
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Home Talent to Offer
New Three-act Comedy

Baron dc Ia Glaciere ..........
,.-........-..Hc Henry A. Anderson
Brisemouche 0anded proprietor
and naturalisO O.............-.
......... George l.. Spangenberg
Anatole (his ward) .,.........
..,.,....-..W Wilford II. ShurtliT
Baptistc (his servant) )........
.........-...F Frank w. Anderson
Francois (servant of Prospcr)
.-..,,,......-..-. Alfred Larson
Louise dc la Glacierc. ...........
........ Miss Marion a. Belnap
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SILVER HIVE.

Silver Hive No 1, Ladies of the Mac
oabees will have Mrs. Ada Hedge with
them at their next meeting. Mrs.
Hedge is 4 deputy who will work here
in the interests of the order. She
25. fresh from the school for deputies.
presided over by Miss Vina NJ West,
supreme record-keeper of the order
Mrs. Hedge will be at the regular
peeting on Tuesday afternoon and
VIII instruct the local lodge In the
new ritualistic work A full attend
ance Is expected as the new work is
not only beautiful but Interesting
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24

First Presbyterian churoh.-Joha
Edward Carver. pastor Morning wor.
ship at IL. Theme. The Delusion
Of the Exceptional Power of the Com.
monplace.' Sunday school at l2:15.
Endenvor at 7. Evening worship at s.
The Sunday evening series upon,
Life Beyond the Grave Will be con.
unued. Sunday nights theme being,
How Reconcile the Sudden Change
From Sinfulncss To Holiness Which
Christ Promises TO Perform at Death,
So That Heaven May Have No De.
Element of Sin. With the General LOW
OF Evolution OF Gradual Develop.
ment-" This brings up the general
question OF. The condition OF children
and Infants who have died DO thoy
forever remain children? Which will
be part Of the evenings theme. Tho
evening music will be: Prelude
aria from "Alccstc," (Gluck) Miss
Biddle. Tenor solo, 1'Oh, Divine Re.
dcemer." (Gounod). AIr. Saunders
Violin offertory. "Berccuse," God.
dazdl, Miss Hamill Tcnor solo. "Th,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Andrew ! Warner.

Estate Of Andrew ]. Warner.
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers, TO the undersigned at the
Ogden State Bank in Ogden City. We
Der County. State OF Utah, on or be-
fore August 23. 1910.
JAMES E. HALVERSON,
Administrator. with tho will annexed
of the Estate of Andrew J. Warner
Date of first publication, April IL
1910.
Date of last publication. Mey 10
1910.
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A. williams Erecka Ecklund. NJ. +.
Close, I.ottie Richardson. Harriet Cof-
fin. Nancy Dinsdale. Zella Empcy,
Elizabeth Bullough. Lena Faulkner,
Flanner. Downs, u. T. Tracy, c. Hew-
itt. Misses Wilkinson, Pearl Tracy.
Vera Tracy. Della Tracy. Alice Fran
els
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Mile Suzanne de Russeyllc. 80.
.............Mi Miss Minnie Brown
Matbilde (sister OF Louise .
-.-..... Miss Leone EnGstrom
Madame Dupont (housekeeper)
....-.........M Mis- Matte Poultcr
Pauline (maid) .-.....-......
...., Miss Blanche Greenwell
Act drawing room in French
country house
Act Room assigned to Prosper
in the House of Brlsemouchc
Act IA room in the chateau of
the baron
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The First conere ea,IonaI Church.

The First Conere eeatlonaI Church.
Noble Strong Elderkin, minister.
Morning worship at IL a. m: sermon,
The Place OF Jesus in a Reconstruct
ed Faith. Sunday school at 1915.
Young Peoples meeting at Z. led by
Mr.. Charles Parker. Evening service
at o'clock; sermon. The Social Con-
sequences OF a Christian Character"
Pulpit editorial. Habit and Early
Closing Special music at both SER
vices. The last morning service until
June 5th. The evening services will
continue during May with Rev. Elmer
l. Goshen as preacher.
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Realm OF the Blest." (Rclms), Mr..
Saunders. Postlude, "L'lmperiale."
tBerlioz) Miss Blddlc
The women Will remove their hats
at this service.
Tabernacle SerVlces.-Rcgular Sun
day services will DC held at the Ogden
Tabernacle tomorrow at 2 p. m. There
will be special music by the tabernacle
choir. Solo. Mr.. George Douglass.
Address. Elder Nathan J. Harris.
At Ogden General Hospital.-Mrs.
Julia Kennedy was operated on at tho
Ogden General hospital. Friday for
gall stones and appendicitis. She is
slowly recovering.
Divine services at the !. c. Embry
Mission tonight at S o'clock p. m. mis-
sion hall. In Bennett block, corner OF
TweDty-sixth street and Grant avenue.
Address TO be delivered by Rev. J. +.
Carver OF First Presbyterian church.
Good music. Children's Sunday school
In the afternoon at p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited,
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MISS RowLANos ENTERrAlNs.

Miss Irene Rowlands entertained a
number OF her friends during the
week. Those who enjoyed her hospI-
tally were: Misses L. Malone. B,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24

Kappi Chi sorority met at the home
of Miss Lorelle Foley on Jefferson
avenue last Monday evening
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24

Hopesackings, serge. Scotch winsey
homespun, diagonal cheviots, mixed
tweed and frieze are often preferred
to cloth for walking dresses.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Margaret Mlnnoch announces
the engagement of her daughter. Grace
Minnoch to ]. e. De Bano. the mar
riagc 10 take place in the near fu-
ture
i. C. Woodcock and family have re-
turned to Ogden after a years resi-
dence in Boise They will make their
home in Ogden at S3l Twenty-hfth
street
Mrs. ]. N. Spargo and Mrs. Bell will
entertain at the Virginia Monday af-
ternOon.
ON Wednesday Mrs. f, w. Mattson
and Mrs. A. c. Horn Will entertain at
the home oil Mrs. Mattson.
The Martha Society will meet with
Mrs. A. 8. Condor at her home, 2416
Madison avenue. next Monday after
noon, April 25.
Miss Sidonia Olsten, daughter of DR..
Olsten of Manti, was the guest OF Miss
Lillian Stevens this week.
Mrs. John Connor has returned to
her Ogden home. after spending the
winter In southern California.
Mrs. D. ]. Malone IS entertaining
the Halcyon Sewing society this alter
noon.
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he Good shenherd fEnIs.

Church Of the Good Shepherd (EpIs-
eopaD corner OF Twenty
fourth and Grant; VIM ". Fleetwood.
rector. Services for the fourth Sun
day after Easter; Holy communion.
1880 q. m; Sunday school. 9:45 a IN;
morning prayer and sermon, IL: even
Ing prayer and sermon, s All are vel.
come.
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O'NeIl. T. O'Neil. +. Healy, Burns, NJ.
Miller. and Miss Katherine Kane OF
PocatellO.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
452 Twentyefourth street. Rev. G. w.
McCreery, pastor. 10 a m. Sunday
school; B. E. Newton. superintendent:
a Bible school for all ages with graded
work for graded classes Specially or
ganiZed adult and young peoples
classes. A welcome to all IL a M,
morning worship: sermon by the pas
tor; theme. He Remembereth Our
Frame, or How God Gets Along With
Us Noon class meeting, James
Dryedale leader 7 p. m. Epworth
league, Homer A. Seip leader; topic.
Korea" A young peoples service to
which all are invited. s p. m, gospel
service; sermon by the pastor, topic.
Some Movements for the Good OF the
People of ogden, or Am l My Broth.
er's Keeper" Special music:
Prelude on pipe organ. "Se1tette
from Lucia" ........ Miss Welch
Anthem. Light of the World"
..... ....ss....s..,C Chorus Choir
Offertory. Summer Idyl". Miss Welch
Duet The Bird with a Broken
Pinion" ..Messrs. Ramey and Johnson
Postlude. "The Joyous Peasant.
..... ....s...s......M Miss Welch
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Holds services at II a. m, In the new
Masonic Temple. Washington avenue.
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject: probation
After Death" Sunday school at 9.45
o. m. Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings are held at p m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
services. Free reading rooms are opol
daily. except Sundays and Holidays.
from to p. m, In First National
bang building, rooms I'll and 512.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-24

Miss Sidonia Olsten, daughter of Dr.
Olsten OF Manti, was the guest oil MISS
Lillian Stevens this week.
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Mrs. John Connor has returned to
her ogden home. after spending the
winter In southern California.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-15
Skeletons Unearthed.

While at work excavating in grav-
ell bank on the farm of Mrs. Walter
Hamilton, east Of this city this morn
ing, workmen unearthed three skele-
tons. They we're found lying close
together and not more than a foot
beneath the surface of the ground.
When the workmen attempted to
move them the skeletons fell to pieces.
Several of the men picked up and
carried away with them small pieces.
Mr.. Frank Dewitt brought to this
city the right jaw bone, piece Of the
skull and one or two of the finger
bones.
The skeletons were those of very
large men and had been in the ground
for many years. Evidently interment
of these bodies had been made at one
time. Washington G. II. Register.
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PRICETOWN.
Sept. II. 1910.

sept. IL, lylO.
J. W. Gossett and wife had as their
guests Sunday Albert Duvall and
family, Eliza Duvall and family, Of
Jacksonville, and F. G. Pulse and fami-
ly, Of Pulse.
Rev. Frank Foust and Mrs. Margar-
ct Stevens are having their residences
painted.
VIM. Abers, of Illinois, Is visiting at
the home of ]. G. Landess.
Miss Lilly Gossett returned home
Thursday evening after spending the
past week with relatives at Fairview
and Jacksonville.
Landess Bros. have moved their saw
mill to the Isaac Fawley farm.
Miss Mary Fawley visited her friend
Miss Ruth Roush Sunday.
The sad news reached this place
Sunday morning of the death of Rich
ard Lemon, of Middletown formerly a
resident of this place. Funeral services
will be held at the Christian Church
at this place Monday morning at IL a.
m. conducted by Rev. Frank Foust.
Miss Marie Wardlow is helping Mrs.
Matte Bennington with her house
work.
Miss Thursie Young, who has been
teaching music the past five months,
has closed her class for this season.
W. S. Barker and family had as their
guests Sunday Charley Roberts and
wife, of Sugartree Ridge, d. G. Wrinkle
and daughter, Monta, Amos Hawk and
wife and daughter, Margaret, and son,
Willie, of Union, Rev. Frank Foust
and daughter, Ruth, Of this place, and
Emanuel Roush and wife, of Danville.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the
Harwood Church next Saturday after.
noon.
Prof. Ed Gonna will commence his
school at this place next Monday
Sept. 10.
Ed Landess and wife entertained
Mrs. Effie Pickett and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, of Blanchester, and Miss
Blanche McCafferty, of Springfield,
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Lyons, of Buford, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lam
dess, Wednesday night and was accom-
panied home by her niece, Miss Opal
Landess, who spent the weeks end
with her.