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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-01-13
FAIRNIONT.

Mountain City Lodge No. 1888, G.
L. o. Of O. r. held a public iu-
stallatiOn Of its newly elected officers
MONDAY night, January 3, at their
hall over. the Dunbar school build
ing The following officers will be
installed: f. II. Jackson, E. S.; Har-
ry Johnson, Y. G.; Howard Meade,
y. G.; Ed. Holmes, P. y. G.; Thos.
Keller, y. F.; A. II. Meade, p. s.;
J. f.. Staley, Treas; Fred Subbs,
GUARDIAN; B. Jenkins, Warden. Fol
lowing the installation a banquet was
served with the following menu:
Oyster Cocktail.
Wines. Cold Slaw.
Roast Young Sucking Fig.
Apple Sauce.
Roast Mountain City Turkey.
Cranberry Sauce.
Snow Flaked Potatoes, French Peas
Roman Punch.
American Cheese. Crackers.
...-...-.. ..------- Coffee.
Misses villa Lee, EsteIlc Cambria,
ira ROSS, Me5damcs Winona Turner,
Grace Biglow, Of Clarksburg, Mrs
Richard Lowry and Mrs. VI. c.. Dill
lard Of Charleston and Mrs. Edward
Henry, Of Philadelphia, Pa, were
the guests Of honor at a reception
given by Mrs. Arch Mead Wednesday,
December %, at her home on Jack
son street. Mrs. Meade received
from 3to ) p. VI. 80 ladies called
between these hours. Dainty re-
frcShments were served the guests,
and Il very enjoyable time was spent
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Grace Mar
tin assisted Mrs. Meade. Later IN
the Drening Mrs. Hamilton enter
tanned the visiting ladies with a
luncheon at her home 220 Jackson
street.
Mrs. G II. Hamilton was the guest
Of Miss Villa Ice in Clarksburg,
Thursday and attended the reception
given by Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Lutte
Tuck and Miss Inez tuck.
NJ r. Ollie was the guest Of friends
in Clark6burg during the holidays.
Mrs. Daley Martin entertained 4
number Of young people last Friday
night complimentary to Miss Lena
Jackson Saturday, night. Mrs. Mar
tin entertained q large number Of
married ladies and gentlemen 4
delightful luncheon was served at
each reception. Friday evening she
was assisted by Miss BeS5 Meade and
Miss Pearl Washington. Saturday
evening by Mrs. Obic and Mrs. p.
Johnson.
Mrs. Ida Scott entertained the fol-
lowing at 10 o'clock dinner New
Years Day: Mr.. and Mrs. Strauthcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Fraction,
airs. Hamilton. Rev. Wanzcr, Roy.
Arnold and Mr.. Banks.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton entertained
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CORRESP ONDENCE

the brides brother, by Rev. Thorn
ton.
Mrs. Polio Johnson and James
OLSON were married Christmas.
Christmas Trees we're in progress
lat all the various Sunday schools.
\, Kilsyth quite an interesting and
Instructive program was rendered
b. .0re the Tree was undreSsed.
Mrs. Mary 'fhomuS entertained at
Mas dinner 4 number OF invited
friends the drliracies of the Nmas
season were served most claborate-
ly.
Miss Ida Booker and Walter Brown
were married al hey home during the
holidays. Quite 4 large number of
invited friends were present. Rev.
l.. J. Thornton officiating.
Geo. Bowsman and Jno. Johnson,
Of Mucklow, were here during Nmas.
W. w. Thornton. Of Goochland,
Va. is visiting relatives here, and
in the Immediate vicinity.
l.. W. Thompson and VIM. Saun-
iers We're a; Nuttall Saturday at
tending their lodge. B. X. Bruce X.
Of p. No. q.
MIR. and Mrs. John s. Hill gave an
Nmus dinner to their friends Sunday,
january End.
Mr. and Mrs. !. l.. Greene gave an
Nmas dinner December 2Sth TO a
number of invited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Carter, of
Grrensville, spent the entire holi-
days here with her parents.
The granGest social event of the
holidays. was -tAe Public Installation
and Banquet of the Elks December
so. 1t was so grand that enough
can not be said, but We are looking
forward to their Social Session in
March.
y. +. Anderson spent the holidays
in Washington, d. c.
Q. I. Wilkerson, of Montgomery,
was here several days during the
holidays.
Rev. Thornton was invited to Sew
ell Sunday, January 8, to conduct
services at that place.
Rev. Davis is conducting a wide
awake revival at his church, assisted
by Rev Daniel, OF Low Moore, Va.
Oliver T. and Graves Wilkerson
spent the holidays at home. Mont
gomery.
Jno. Smith, of Shelton, was here
Saturday and Sunday.
Philip Johnson is very sick at
Paint Creek Hospital.
A Russian committed suicide Fri
day in the Town Jail by hanging
himself with his underwear. Drink
seemingly Was the cause.
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MORGANEOWN.


Rev. O. Y. Davis. pastor Of a. Nj.
h. church. of Keyser, was in our
city last Monday Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, and was the guest
OF Rev.. ), Christian, BecchurSt Az
enue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Brown. Monon-
gahcla Avenue, Mr. aud Mrs. {. w.
Alexander. South High street,, re-
| turned from Keyser Friday morn
ing.
Rev. O. T. Davis preached an en-
ccllent sermon last "Wednesday even.
ing at the \ M. T.. Church, Beech
urSl Avenue.
Miss Eva Lewis is still improving.
The Angelic Union had a business
meeting at Jones chapel NJ +.
Church. Chestnut street, Friday even
ing, making preparatory arrange
ments for the Union Rally which
will be held at the First Baptist
church Sunday.
Rev. S. Christian was in ParkerS-
burg Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day attending the wedding Of his Sis
ter. He returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson
have moved to White Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis is in the city
filling the place as substitute for her
sister, Miss Eva Lewis at Geo G.
Bakers, Spruce st. -
The Monongalia Lodge X. of P's
No. 80 met in thear Castle Hall.
brccnurst Avenue last Thursday
evening and the following officers
were elected and Installed: -~~------
J. II. Wilkinson, G. c.; Urvel
Crawford, V, c.: J. A. Jones, X. of
r. and S; A. II. Brown, NJ. of F.;
j. \. Edwards, NJ. of Ex.; John H.
Lewis, Prelate G. d. Edwards, NJ.
Of A.; Joseph Richardson, l. G.;
Warden Parker, .. G.
The Mt. Moriah \. F. and A. NJ.
No. 20 met Tuesday evening, Jan.
and the following officers were in
stalled:
VIM. A. Holland, w. NJ; VIM.
Richardson, s. w: Norman Shank
lin, J w.: j. \. Hunt, Chaplain;<
John II. Lewis, S. D.; G. w. Thorn
as, J. d: ]. w. Hunt, Steward; VIM.
Avler. Steward. After the installa-
ton there was a fine spread served
and Joyous good time was spent.
Principal e. l.. Morton, Grand
Vice Chancellor,' Of Fairmont, was in
our city Thursday, December 30th,
visiting the X Of p. lodge and gave
Il fine lecture. After the adjourn
nent OF the lodge there was de-
lightful spread in honor Of the Grand
Chancellor. -------------.~ -.---
Charles D. Edwards home which
was destroyed by fire on New Years
morning has been remodeled. He will
be ready to move in his residence
soon.
The Silver Leaf Club met in II.
v. WrighL's Cafe Chestnut street and
Court Square, Monday evening. Bus
mess of Importance was transacted.
John Shorts, Of Point Marion, was
a Sunday visitor the guest Of Miss
Louisa Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jones spent
their Christmas holidays in Pitts
burg, Pa, with relations and friends
returning home a few days ago.
Mrs. G.. w. Thomas, who have been
i'll at her home, Chestnut street, is
able to be out once more.
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CL4RKSBt re-.

Mrs. William Woods. OF Wheeling
was called home last week by the Sc
rious Illness o. her mother, Mrs.
David Scott.
Mrs. Margaret Green and Mrs
Mary Allen are on the sick list.
Miss Rebecca Brent. who under
went an operation for appendicitis, is
slowly recovering.
The young ladies who spent their
Christmas vacation here. nave re-
sumed their school work in the diff
ferent schools.
Mrs. Aaron Wilson vas hostess to
Queen Esther Society Friday after
noon.
Rev. Curry, Supt. Of Cumberland
district, held the regular qua-.rrIy
services at the Trinity Nj. F. church
Sunday. Two excellent SerYn Ons were.
preached by him.
Revival services are in progress a;
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. J. II. Accoo, presiding elder
OF Clarksburg District. Will hold the
regular quarterly s"lviCes at Pride
4. Vi. Z. church Sunday.
a pleasing program Was rendered
Sunday afternoon by the s. 5. Mis-
sionary Society at Pride Chapel
ReYs. J. ". Colbert. G.. W. Curry
and S. p. West We're picaEant visitors
at Water street school Monday
Howard Wilkes. one OF Clarks 1urg's
best known residents. is seriously III
with complication o. diseases.
Miss Nellie P"ytOn has re.urncG
from Washington, d. G.. where she
spent the holidays with Miss lydir
Brown.
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PT. PLEASANT.


Mrs. Chas. Bell and daughter.
Grace and Blanche, -Whu have been
visiting her sist or-in-!aw. Mrs. Caro-
lima Hale. OF MiuGlcnOrt, fer the
past few DAYS, rcturnrd Sunday.
The P. =. Dancing Club entertained
with its first dance Of TIE season
Friday, January IN. at Nc OLA Eel
lows Hall. A number we've in attend
ance. Jordan S>rhliNG orchestra
furnished music
Misses Gcorgiana and lj&2Hl VII.
liams. who have been guests OF rcla-
tives here during the holidays. re-
turned TO their home IN jackson. O..
Saturday.
John and Thomas Davis spent sun
day in GallinoliS with tH!rNuS.
Misses MosGlia and N'thuc Co.'s
ton were hoStvsseS TO jht Nradiny
Club Thursday evening. After L very
interesting reading from NjltuN $
"Parad:sc Lest" 'hc hostess served
a very dainty !nMrh. TIE Club has
added Rev. 4. W. Robinson. Jana,
Davis and Miss Marie Lincoln - their
membership.
$1,000. Rev. G. W. Muse tillrl the pulpit:
Of NJ. f. church Sunday.
"A pleasing social event o. tho
year was the party given, WEDNESDAYS
January 3, by the young ladies al III"
home Of Miss Ida Craig in 'hONor OF
Misses Hazel and GeorSiana Williams
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d to her home at Pruntytown.

ed to her home at Pruntytown.
Mrs. J. G. Sommervi1le. of Mason
town, Pa, is home for the holidays
VIM. Handy Of Morgantown. was
visitor to our city this week.
Geo. Lewis of Warrington, was IN
town Thursday to attend the Al c.
Fields Minstrel.
VIM. Stout Of Grafton, was a bust
ness visitor here this week.
Rev Chas Arnold is suffering
with rheumatism this week.
Rev. WanZer, Of the Mt. Zion Dap-
fist church has returned from Brad
dock, Pa, where he has been spend
ing the Yuletide with his family
Misses Webster, Ford and Berry of
Warrington, were visitors to our
town Monday.
f. l.. Morton returned Wednes-
day from Wheeling, Moundsyile, and
MorgantoWn, where he met the K. Of
=. Lodges OF each town.
Mrs. G. c.. Gill was hostess to La,
dies Aid No 2 Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Meade of
Ciarksburg, were the guests Of rela-
tive3 here Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

J. D. Patton, student at the w.
Va. Colorcd Institute, WAS the recent
guest Of Miss LueIla Bowling.
Ms. Mamie Wade, Of Bluefleld, an
adopted sister Of the late James Lewis
was present at tho funeral.
Miss -Defa-1ehnsen- spent 4 few
hours with friends Sunday while en-
route to her school at Fran, Ky.
Mrs. AlniTa Brown is very il at
her homo near Sth street and Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. Mamie McFaddcn, who had
1Ec misfortune of breaking her leg
some weeks ago ia improving.
MISS Helen Peters, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j udSon Peters, Of iron
ton spent II few days with friends
here last week.
D. W. Perdue, IS able to be out
again, having been indisposed for
several days.
Anderson. Parker wedding at Ports
mouth during the holidays.
J. w. Reed has returned from q
natl.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Jones, Of Cleveland
O., ure newcomers to our city at
1201 7th avenue.
The revival services at the First
BaptiSt church are very successful,
with seven conversions during the
week and many at the anxious seat.
The services at the A. NJ. T.. church
are largely attended also and much
interest is manifested.
Joseph Johnson is. improving and
able, to lie about the house.
---Mrsr- Mary Rhodes, Of 8th avcnuc.
is III.
A young woman, whose name we
have not learned, committed suicide
by drinking carbo)tc acid Sunday
morning at the residence Of Dan Hill
in the alley back of 7th avenue.
Dr.. u. G.. Johnson spent the holt
DAYS with relatives and friends in
PittGburg.
Miss Nettic Lcftwich is homo from
q delightful trip to Hampton and
& her points III Va, "R#n /
u. A. Vincy spent the ho1idayS2With
his father IN Lancaster, O;g.J4&iiMs@ /
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the following ladies at 6 o'clock din
ner New Years Dav. Misses Lena
Jackson. Bess Meade. Pearl Wash
ington, Cora Taylor and Grace Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Jackson enter
tanned complimentary to their daugh-
ter. Miss Lena, a large number of
young people Saturday evening"
Dainty refreshments were served.
Games and music were the features
Of the evening.
Saturday, January 1 1910, Miss
Grace Martin and Harrison Jones
were united in marriage at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Arch Meade
Rev. G. o. Gill performed the cere-
mony. Only the relatives of the fam
lily witnessed the ceremony. The
bride wore a becoming blue broad
cloth princess. The groom was at
tired in the conventional black. The
young couple will be at home at the
brides sisters, Mrs. Ed. Holmes on
Jackson street. They have the best
wishes of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV Hamilton en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs +. l.. Morton. Miss Lila Allen
and Mr.. Chas. Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Meade enter
tanned at six O'Clock dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas, Hamilton and Mr.. Rob-
ert Martin.
Miss-Lilla Allen Of Fairchancc,
Pa, passed through the city Sun
day Ell route to Clarksburg to begin
of
holidays at home Mr.. Chas. Flor
ence passed through en- route to
Grafton from Brownsville, where he
spent the holidays with his parents.
Miss Lena Jackson returned TO
Howard University at Washington,
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Harris returned to
Storer College at Harper's Ferry
Sunday. .----..
Miss Florence NJ. Cobb returned
here Sunday night from Columbus
o.. where she spent the holidays and
will resume her position in the pub
lie school.
Mrs. Robert Smith entertained Il
small party Of friends 1T her home on
Monroe street on Wednesday even
~. Music and games provided
amuscments and at the close Of the
evening refreshments were served.
Mrs. Jessie Hayes and children left
Tuesday for Parkersburg.
Mrs. ED. Allen and daughter,
Louise, arrived home from Washing
ton, d. e., to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Johnson. ..."--.
Mrs. Geo. Whiting, Of Washington,
D. & is visiting her sister ,-AIFe. y. n.
Johnson.
Miss Grace Jackson Of C1arksburg.
attended the dance here Monday eve
ming.
Dan Jones and Matthew Obic were
in Ciarksburg Monday evening at
tending the dance given in Glen Hlk.
Glen Petty is quite i'll at the home
nf his parents.
Leonard Lewis Of philadelphia.
Pa, visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo, Lewis.
Mrs, l.. Ann Crawford has return
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HINTON.

The election Of officers Of the Sec
ond Baptist Sunday School took
place Sunday afternoon The officers
are as follows: Supt. S. P. Straugh-
ter; Asst. Supt., Mrs. Clara Pack
Wells; Sec, Miss Ect1a Briggs: Asst.
Sec, Miss Irene TreHt; Treas, Lu-
Their Fayne; Librarian. Leigh Payne;
Asst. Librarian, Brady Briggs. The
officers were installed by Rev. a. d.
Lewis.
Mrs. Jackson of Talcott, is i'll at
he home Of her daughter, Mrs
Georgia Bush, of Bluff street.
The Progressive Daughters met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Gym
thia Payne on Railroad Avenue.
Miss Zelda Anderson came home
last Thursday morning from Howard
University, where she was attend
ing school, on account Of poor health.
+. G. Pack, Sr., left Monday morn
ing for Charleston, where he will
Spend some time on business.
On last Tuesday evening a very
enjoyable affair was given at Hotel
Strange by Misses Eva Wells, Willie
Barrett and Berthe Lambert. The
guests were William Lewis, Willie
Grammar, Charles Branch and Will
lis Smith. The room was beautifully
and most tastefully decorated and
Ia dainty and delicious menu was
served. The amusement Was differ
enr kind Of games.
Miss Eva Wells made a business
trip 10 Quinnimont Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Garter
hay" returned from few days wait
in Montgomery.
Mrs. Fi@gs and Mrs Wine, of Low
Oh, W"r the city on business
Monday acknowledgements.
Mrs. j. kson. of Talcott. is very
i'll at tn" homo Of her daughter
Mrs. ia. Bush on Bluff st.
Jack French, VINO has been sick
for several months with the rheu-
mati>m is able to resume his work
AGAIN.
Thcr" were only song services at
n" Second Baptist rhurcn. Sunday
as Rev. \. D. Lewis did not return
home on account Of the death Of bis
nephew in Huntington. The sono
services were conducted b. A. p.
StrauGhter and enjoyed by ali.
| Basil Braxt0n and "Lrw" Brown
were ir town New Years day visiting
friends.
Rev. ". w. Clair. Of WASHINGTON
D. G., was III town last Thursday. tho
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Lucy Lewis
Of Bluff street.
Kisses Alfredo Smith"r&. Vjr-~ ia
and Dorthula Pack returned Satur.
! DAY morning from the National CAP.
i'al where they claim TO have had a
| perfectly delightful tim". They
made MANY friends and received ma.
ny nice tokens Of admiration and
! Friendship. The New Year 70 tnom
i is indeed Il "Happy New Year."
Or e. W tto1tcy-rrtt1rnod M0nf7v
! morning from the "Sunny South"
from which be brings greatest rr2isc
! Of tho "DiXie Land" Instead o. the
/ 'bonnie BRIDE" the doctor hrought
a warm day, for Monday was the
Warmcst day we have had during tho
holidays.
Mrs. Lucy Daniels HIS ro5urnnd
to Hinton after spending The holj
dayS with friends in charlottesville
Virginia, her home.
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Henry--W'orth and Jacob Conway
are patients in the Sanitarium this
week. .--...........
Miss Rose FuQua was called to
Union on Sunday on account of the
death Of her father, Christ Whitlock.
DR.. G. w. Holley was called to
Meadow Creek Tuesday on profess
|Sional business
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MT. HOPE,

Samuel s. Agee the popular Mail
Carrier, and Miss Rosa d. Thornton
Of Goochland. Va, were married
during the holidays at the home of
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the following ladies at 6 o'clock din
uer New Years Day. Misses Lena
Jackson. Bess Meade. Pearl Wash
ington, Cora Taylor and Grace Mar
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Harry R. Horner, of the Western
Newspaper Union. was in the city
yesterday. He shipped out the sha-
ron Shield printing plant on which
the w. n. U. had a lien.
The mayor and council met in
special session Monday night and
passed an ordinance requiring side
walks to be built in certain portions
Of the town to connect with walks
already built
All of Rev, ,Imboden's brother min
listers of the city dismissed their con-
gregations on Sunday night to hear
his farewell sermon at the NJ. E.
church. DIR. Imboden preached q
very strong sermon and the church
was crowded to its utmost capacity
His fellow ministers and the general
public regret to see Dr. and Mrs.
l Imboden leave the city.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Stevens
were made happy by the arrival of
a beautiful little girl at their home
on Wednesday morning, September
7th. DR.. Gilbert introduced the
little lady to the proud parents and
they are enjoying her society more
than any visitor they ever entertain
ed.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Osborn's Red Russian seed wheat
test 63 pounds per bushel-yield-
ed 27 bushels per acre last year
S per bushel at granary. Won 10th
prize at Wichita Eagle wheat show
last year, over 1000 competitors
Sample at W. S. Benefiel Hdw. Cos.
store.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

W. P. Yates moved the stock of
the former Cook store, not disposed
of at the special and auction sales,
to Kiowa last week where he is
now in business. Orville Marquand
and Clay Wheat who assisted him
here, are continuing in his employ
ment
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mrs. Jessie Valbracht, sister of
DR.. ]. H. Donovan, deceased, de-
parted last Wednesday for her home
in Oklahoma City.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith de-
parted on Monday to make their
future home at Bucklin, Ford coun-
". We regret very much to lose
this good family but our best wish
es follow them.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

There will be an ice cream social
at the Mingona school house on Fri
day, September 10th. Everybody
cOme-COmmittee
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

H. o. Cress, wife and baby re-
turned the first of last week from
their visit at Council Groves.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Parents, attend tosyour children s
eyes now. See ] Harry Gays dates
Choice Alfalfa seed for sale, SO
per bushel.-F. NJ. Tyner, Sharon,
Kansas
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Herbert Hobble of Liberal was
looking after real estate interests
in the city and county the greater
portion of last week
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mrs. ]. R. Van Ness and daughter,
Miss Alma, departed last Wednesday
for their home at Rogers, Arkan-
sas, after a pleasant visit with rel
atives and friends in this city, during
the past month
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Your own friends have attained
position, honor, cash. How? Opens
Sept. 6. Salt City Business College,
Hutchinson, Kansas, Box 353 P.
Catalogue free. Positions await
graduates.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mrs. c. 1. Long and daughters,
Misses Agnes and Margaret, and
niece, Miss Vera Clemes, departed on
Friday for Washington, D. c., where
the young ladies will attend school
during the term. The family will
reside there at least until next fall.
Mr.. Long has a great deal of busi-
ness, as an attorney in the higher
courts, in Washington and New
York, and will not be here much of
the time during the ensuing year.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

J. n. Herr, Democratic candidate
for Representative and Sherman
Holloway drove up in the latter's
car on Saturday morning, returning
home in the afternoon.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Miss Fay Van Ness, OF Rogers
Arkansas, arrived the early part OF
last week to visit with her Medicine
Lodge and Barber county friends.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mrs. c. B, Kinkaid will leave to-
morrow to join Mr. Kinkaid at Salt
Lake City. The length Of her Wis
it there is undecided.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14
ERCOUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1910.

Mound City Paints may cost a
trifle more, but-,-J. r. Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14
Medicine Lodge,
Wednesday, Sept. t4th and
Thursday, Sept. 10th
Lake City, 10th
Sharon, 18th
Eye Examinations Free.
Don't forget the days and
Dates. Bring your eyes.

Gravel for sale at 20 cents per
load.-M. Best.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

H. E. Luallen and family have
moved from Sharon to Medicine
Lodge. They are occupying C. B.
Kinkaid's residence on south Oak
street
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Hon. W. c. Afford of Hazelton
and c. s. Downey of Cedar attend
ed the Democratic Central Commit
tee meeting in this city on Saturday.
They mad the trip in Mr.. AL
fords car.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

]. 7. White has the everlasting G
good will of the Index force for six
fine Rockyfords which he left at
the office last Wednesday. John
las the r'ght kind of A heart
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Attorney Walter L. Owen and lit.
tie daughter of Cherokee, Oklahoma
visited Sunday with Mr.. Owens
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Owen
W. L. returned home Monday even.
ing.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Mrs. H. W.Stevens has returned
home from her outing at Colorado
Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Glib
son, with whom she went, are still
there. They are expected home
next week
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Siegfried Eckert and Geo. Mote
were in the city first of this week
Mr. .Eckert was suffering with very
sore right arm. While cutting corn
fodder in some way he sprained the
muscles of the upper arm and since
he has suffered intense pain and
had to carry the arm in sling
Kiowa News-Review.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Remember that your opportunity
to hear the next governor of Kansas
In Barber county, during this cam
paign will be in this city on FRI
day afternoon or at Kiowa Friday
night.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

Our contract with the Kansas
BOOK Co. demands that we sell all
State Text Books for cash. Please
DO not send children and expect.
them to get books without the mone
as we shall have to refuse them.
Young Drug Co.