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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
M. p. TEMPLE,

Superintendent Conway will he
glad to welcome you to the BIS.
sc.iool a. $3.50 u. m. In this gradni
school yGu will find a place suited t;
your needs
Public worship at 10:45 a. IN. tn,
pastor will discuss. "our Saloons
Como and hear this subject treated.
The evening worship will be at /
p. m. The subject 70: consIderaL o.
VIII be "our Poor Relations.r
study of the recent federal eensus.
Mr.. Darlington and Miss Hougl
will sing at both services. You arr
welcome Come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. n. G. Stoetzer, Pastor.

s:abbash school $3.50 a. m. Prof j
Walter harness superintendent mota
Ing service, 1914 O'Clock; Christian
Endeayor Society 7:sO p. nj. &c on
half hour only; topic, "The Mode
Christian Endeavor Society,"" I Cor.
12:i27. Evening service, 8 o !:
All are cordially invited. This will be
a helpful service, fine music and .
hrsrty welcome. Mid-weck service or
"Wednesday. 1880 p. IN.
The annual picnic will be scld 4
Barnes & Harris park. Benton's Fer.
next Tuesday, July II; leaving whar
$50 a. m. to so by boat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

y
Services as follows: Sunday Sc .ol
at $3.50. Seymour Mclntlre. superin.
iienent; Let US work bard TO rake III
Tor the people who are awrv frcll
the city.
Regular morning worship at 10:i7.
m. In the evening at o'clocs ths
services viii be held in front Of the
coprty court house. Old songs III
be used and the paste, will deliver q
sermon. Tine Old Book and the Old
ia H. The services will be BIZ. b.,
full Of enthusiasm. Devotional ara
workers meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 at the church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09


Miss Try II. snider who spent the
past wIhtcr at Asheyillo Nj G., Tor her
|heaish: returned 10 That health resort
agzin Inst Tuesday. She was gcfrr,-
painted as faf as washington D g, BIZ
s: IL. jacobs.
MI. and Mrs. wills Book and family
Iof Pennsylvania, are yisitins reinttyes
mere this week. MI. Book was d real;
dent OF worthlntgon several yeara
ago.
The 3. and o. put In q Temporary
switch near the depot this week Tor
the Accommodation OF the cpntrtle-
tors in unloading their material for
the bridge over the river and the rail-
road up Teyerhaugh.
The we'll on the Lewis II. McIntire
farm, drilled by the Hope atpfal
Co. came in Friday evening and ii re-
ported to be a good easier. Worth!lgs
Ton is now almost surrounded by good
gas wells and others viii soon be-
drilled. 81
s There will be preaching at the
Christian Church on Sunday evening
at 4 o'clock by Rev. I. N: Grisso, OF
Fairmont. 4
Worthington Lodge No. i7s, i. o.
OF. elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: N g. chass Boch;S
yiye Grand, chas Q. Messenger sets
Rotary, Finley Cakes; Treasurer, \: =,
Messenger. They will be installed
next Tuesday night. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. j. Eddy, Pastor.

This Sunday offers a good emo or
all who come. Some topics of special
interest for tho day will be discussed
$40 will be the hour Of tho SInds:
school, 1O:45, morning service, sub
jet. Some Lessons From the Life oil
Joseph and Arimathaia.,' $500. even
Ing service, subject. 'Chorazin, Far
mont, or Warning Against the Abrhe
of Privilege" 700 the B.. Y. =. y,
will mold IN important meeting. TIE
public is cordially invited to bc pre-
seat ut all tic services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
GIANT TREES IN DANGER.

V,sALtA Cal, July ga devasta!,
ing forest fire, started from blast IT
off by worEmen at powder plant, Is
sweeping toward the Mariposa BE
Tree Grove at sequo!as. The y,antiC
red woods are in serious DANCE b.
cording to reports. Captain Wrigi,
and forty troopers assistd h, forest
rsrgers and ranchers ar. making 4
desperate attelnp. to check the fire
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
Missions.

Mass at New Engl1nd and Gastcd
the first Sunday OF 'hc month ut j
O'Clock Il. IN.
Mass at Pennington tho second Srn
day Of the month ats a. nj
Mnss at Barracksville the th'.d S III
day Of the month at S a. M!
Mass at Kingmont the fourts, sun
day Of the. month at u aim.
Every month visit will be paid to
tho Italian missions, namely. Grays
Flats, Montana, Murray, opekska AM
bcechwood. se, ,Ir
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
MoNoPLANE ON EXHIBITION.

The monoplane invented by Jana.
". ll'rtley of Grafton and which was
exhibited at the races this week, Is
now on exhibition on the vacant lot
on Monroe street, near the Central
Fire station. The monoplae will be or
exhibition today only and ten cents
will be charged to inspect 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
10000 Votes
TO REPUBLICAN, TICKET IN IN.
DIANA WILL BE ADDED IF
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS.

fPv United prcss)
INDIANAPOLIS, July 9.-Candi'
dates and party leaders believe to-day
that Roosevelt's participation In In
diana politics will result in an addi'
tional ten thousand votes to the Re
publican State and Congressional tick
cts. Attorney General Bingham says
Roosevelt is popular in Indiana and
a speech will create the old time en-
thusiasm. ais
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
WATCHING AT NEWPORT.
tRy UnIon Assoclete Prcas. ,

NEWPORT. r l., July s-Ncwporl
az New York Yatch Club yatchmer
are turning up thcis craft this morn
Ing preparatory to the annual contes,
for the famous Newport cups and til
Now York Yatct Club courses cups
The latter offered by Commodore j
G. Bennett in 1871, will be sailed 70.
unjer the deed of 1909.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
DIAMOND ST. M. E. CHURCH.
J. X. Grimes, Pastor.

sunda yschool $3.50, e. "A. Wilson
superintendent; public w:rship 1y;!s.
subject, Responsibility for tho Pos
perity of Gods Work. Epworth lea.
and Her Martyrs" He will sing in MS
DR.. A. G. Boyajlon, Of Armenia, Wilt de
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
MoNoNeAH PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. w. O, David, Pastor,

I'll are cordially invited To the SAB
bath school at 10 a. nj. AMI : the
preaching service at II a. m.
The subject OF the discourse. nc
Vice of Jehovah. How He spcsks To
day"
& Preaching at Utown at 2:3o p. n.
and at Middlctown at s p. nj.
Sunday school at Uztown, Eicmlns
Chapel and Mldlletown at the usua,
tire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
NAVAL ROBBERY REPORTED.

(By United Press.)
NORFOLK, Va. July 9-1tis reported
in the navy yard today that $500 dis
appeared from the safe of the receiv-
ing ship Franklin 1t was taken last
night, The Commandant refuses in
formation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

native hneuage The doctor Il a 2-ll
edueated man and WI interest al
#who may hear him. lie is master cf
iise different languages Aliafe 1t-il.
any invited to these services FrsF.
er meeting II s cc;cek Wedt sdss.
evening. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
Fell IS Feet
AVIATOR MAKES THREE MILE
FLIGHT AND PLUNGEs
INTO RIVER.

NEWBURYPoRT, Mass. July o.
Following a spectacular three mile
flight across Plum Island meadow to-
day, A. L. Piftsnor, Of New York. fly,
ing at height of seventy-five feet in
n Burgess biplane, was hurled into
Plum. Island river. The machine cap.
sized in air currents. 1t is feared he
is Internal yinjured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev. j, w. Critics, Pastor.

Preaching at 1O:45. Themu, 'Ths
Light of the Gospel"
Junior League at p. M. led by Ula
Critics. All Junior Lcagucrs are re
quested to be present.
Senior League at Z p. m. G. vnicn
tine tho 18th lesson in the Blb'e
study course will be given by Tie pa>
ter.
All arc invited to these servlccs
The days are warm but no warner d
the pew than for, the pulpit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
FIRST III. p. cHUEca.

n John p. TurlSeIsoni Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50. supcrlrten-
dent. ]. A. swiscr, morning devodons,
1o:45. subject, How God Cares For
His own g. e Society, 1900 .. nj:
Mrs. j. B. Leycllc. president s6hg
service. 7:45 Preaching. 500, sub
jecl, "The Value of a Man. The Value
Of a Dollar. Tho Idle Rich The 20
Poor. Organized Labor. o.ganlzsd
Capital" All are invited 10 attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
ITALIAN cATHoL c CHURCH

High mass at 10 o'clock a. m eve.r
Sunday.
Rosary. catechism for adults ana
benedlctiun at'7:so O'Clock ccvry SIN,
day evening. Mass during the week
ut o'clock 49,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
HoRsEMEN LEAVE THE CITY.

There was exodus of Increment
from this city today. Some IF TIE
horses that were seen on the 'oSa'
track went to Erie. some to Cal II
Gothic and some to Rockport, O.
Fred Upton, tho popular s.artcr o.
harness horses, will give the word
$50" at Rockport, Ohio, mex. wesx.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
WHEAT GOES UP
Following, Government Deport
Short Spring Crop.

CHICAGO. July 9--As result Of
the government report showing that
the spring wheat crop will b. alarm.
ingly short July opened at LOG -.
SlA above yesterdays closing; Sen.
los az an advance of Dec. 105, aj
vance ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
L, X. Probst, D. D, Pastor

Sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock
morning service at 1O:45 o'"'ock;
evening service at o'clock A cor
dial welcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. A. Boutlou, Rector.

Mass at 8 and 10 o'clock a. IN. eve..y
Sunday; evening devotions at 7.sc
o'clock. Mass during the weeI at
O'clock u. nj.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

coW--For sale fine flooded Jersey
COW. giving about 8 gals. milk each
Sday. ESQ, Watson avenue. St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

Go to ]. H. snldcr's Special Sale of
furniture this week. &c
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

10 per cent. off on Gas Ranges at
]. H. snlder's. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09
Royal
Rubber,
R I !
The ; R R R 5|5Brand.

Guaranteed to last 20 years. a per
feet roofing. waterproof, pliables ece-s
pomlcal and durable. Smooth surface
4 Beware Of limitations called rubber
and said to be as good. e
See our agent and learn why tywlll
last 20 years. He can tell you. Is s,s5
SaFor sale by "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-09

eo.carts at cost at ]. H. snIder,s. 81
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH 20. 1910

Though : thought he might have 4 % M
credit Tor The possession ~ average comm r
sense. auH loW.
Neut oat soon after be did more as a lirl
~ l~ser N ~ my independent than beca,-e
aas inclined for Walk. lt MAS sometime
since Ia been So many hours IN the saddl, as !
had that day, and ! w-~ dead Iirci
r. WAS glorious autumn evening, clear and
quiet. with the glow ~ the sunset stlll linger-
ng In the western sky though the moon was
r,Ing and putting % shame the sQualld lights
0i the streets and shops The sidewalks a trlfe
cleaner ana more level than The rlftcd road
Wav between them were thrOngcd with pasesrs.
many 1t fhcm were soldiers SWageering in thelr
ll-rtputahic sloVenlv uniform
attracted a good deal ~ attention a for
rigner Wa, evidently an unusual object m that
town But ] was not really m1ie>ted. and
acting uu Ni~hka advice ] affected ignorance
oi the many and free remarks passed on my per
sona afT'earance
] walkcd on almost T. the outskirts 81 the
little town. and turned o. rctraCe my steps
when ] Wa> W..laid by pe1dleT, who had
passed me minute or So before. lie looked
nike scores 40 Others ] had seen within the last
few minute, except that he carried a small but
heavy pack and walked heavily leaning on his
thiCk staff hike a man wearled with long days
tramp.
Now found he had halted and as came
abreast of hmm he held out one skinny hand
with an arresting gesture. For moment
thought be- Was merely begging but hls flr>t
words dispeiled that notion.
Is it wise of the English eNcellency 10 walk
abroad alone here'" he asked earnestly IN a
voice and patois that sounded queerly familiar.
Z stopped short and stared az hlm and then ~
flash ] knew HIM. though as vet he had not
recognized me save as a foreigner.
he was the old Russian who had come 20 my
fiat the night of CassaVetti murder
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Wayne Cedared
Paper Wardrobe

''-a tine you ay II aside.
Wayne Ced ID Paper Ward
'loes are mac e the toughest
'N paper. laey are good for
'a's Of wear a short steel
-''ger outside md a row of
-1 hooks nade 1ear all weight
.'ne comes Oh tae paper.
an extra wide .3ening and ac-
l'iea'ed SIDES give ample
'''' Notice ta enforced
-''e bottom and the metal
Clasps for closina
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
CHAPTER XXXV.
A Bafains Interview

II is less safe than the streets of London per
haps I sand quietly m Russian but
what of that' And how long = II since YOU lett
there my iucnd'
tie peered az me suspiUou>ly and spread his
tree hand With the quaint. graceful gesture he
had used before Id have known the man any
where by that alone though On some WAYS he
looked different now. les frail and emaciated
than le had been with "a Wlry llgor that made
hir seem Younger than ] had thought hlm
Tire ENcellcncy mistake. he saId. How
should such a one as get o. London
That Is for YOU o. saw ] know only that
v.r are the man who wanted o. see Vladimir
~rIu-l And now YOU ne got 20 come and sce
me- - once az the Inn kept by Nose Bar
speak lower ENoellenoy'" he stammerei.
gIar,lup uerVou-lv around In God name
lo BACK 10 vou- inn' You are m danger. as ATT
Strangers are here. yea and all others Nat
b. uhr warned YOU But YOU mistake. am
n..t th, man YOU think So why should come o.
you, Permit me o. % on nay way
IIt fla,i. as d O. move 0n, tnG Doulln o'
fain him forc1ly and nelet 'n hie ACCOMPANY
-rt ru,. far that would have drawn attention
t.us Fortunately thcre were few people here
abauts but those few were already lookinF
a-kanoc at us.
Az iD-Dirtfion came % nc. Thought ~ the
r,f symbol that had danglci from the KEY 'i
.C....4vetti's Aat that night and ai the rigna
and password Mishka bad taught me ln Peter
ln two strides caught up with him touched
Lis shoulder with The five RAPID httlc tafe,
thumb and fingers in succession and said in iie
ar You VIII come 20 Barziueky within TIE
I.ur-Inr Freedom You understand
lrle..,l that would fetch hm for lftit hi1n
tIlr,ii-t Ma, ..lrctlEa start under fhr touch.
u ulI come ENoeueu,. 7 Wln MOI tail. De-
answered promptly. But g. ypu n"N-il .
hurrcilF
/ HADN'T tll, least intention ot hurllng oat
rs. ..,.d on aith lut further pari,y and reached
ii, nm uuhud,rrl Ni-hka bad mo- Nct re-
,.,r,,,.F .n9 rald the landlord - peidlcT wa.
coming o. .rc uc and he was o. he brought nap
o. mv room at once
Al .ln.,8 the shutter ] wondered p hr
~ would come or % De- d lqfr me tle eIil '>
De-. did in W,.tmlnstcr. but within hail ih i.''ii
Barnusky brought hm az De- n' l-,,.,i .,,,...-
looked quite scared his carlpeks were 4NiNH
up nitl li, agitation.
la-sui i- here ENorlen,} he ANN 'i.
So De- evidently knew mF man
Nodded ana fuatiuurd hm out 20 thr
r...n far De- lowered around a- o. De- wanted i'
gs..,f stood an th, end ~ tle room in "a ~
,.,..5. .,.f lt.n.llty ~ gray head bowed. hi-
..gv fur cap hrll ln Do. SKINNY N't'
81. r..,r,Irg l.trI. eyes Nrr, fixed cafneait 90
ms face and when BarNn-kF Ha- gone anu li.'
door wa. shut De- came forward ana N''l' i"
..ti.auUp u,
know tle ENorilrn,v now. aiih.ufH li.'
beard la changed hin. De- ..na 4u'us. III
rr'.l aa. ma,h more intehFliilo ii'h y ~
Ne,u tIl.i firl, IN W,.tmiu-ttr reinei ini'I
N. F...u,.s ~ mr. "a stranger ii l.' l
aa. f.r Good % our father bless hih. ~ a.,
tu.a u.f f.eu fllf De- ll.. aa. nn, " u
..t., ..H n.f flr urA pa.. .rl. ih''
I... ..Hf u.n .,rar I.fNrr ffuin i-..t
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

How would YOU like TO keep
DW clothes always new. unwrin-
Esd and hesh as long as you
'ssrthem@ T. nave party gowns
adFecephon dress your broad
a':h suit-satc from dust, SCOT
ad moisture without the labor
q plnning them in sheets and
aalhg away m drawers.
lou can ha al this and more
g SIMPLY slipa.ng each garment
nioa
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
JOHNSON'S
SHAVING
CREAM
SOAP
WIH be sent on receipt of a
ftOo cent stamp to
coUer postage.

One trial will convert you
from the use of any other
shaving soap TO this soap,
which makes a more bOun-
tiful, rich, creamy, lasting
lather, and
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

i '-.i n..t moment the door was tined an'
,,..i.i.'.t. ,..'..., ..,I4imcd "It is l. open q
me. Herr could .t-.,.,l. l....l. 3D..
bolt .f4 ...,. I..,,..4 IA,
M aJ lipu,I through me- doorway
y. '''' .i.-,l Sharply at me. muttered some
.,.l l..l.il ''.' ,, r,taralae soon. and iollo~c'
,..'.t t... door bchind him ani h"ot
-. fI.rf.r .l
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-22
Senator Taliaferro Here.

United States Senator James p. Talia
ferro spent Monday in the city calling
upon many OF our business and profes'
Sional men.
The senator was accompanied by Mr..
Lake Jones, with whom he was enter
tained at dinner at the home of the
Misses Moragne on River street.
Senator Taliaferro is much more
rugged in appearance than when he last
visited Palatka and appears TO be in fine
health He stated tc the News that he
had succeeded, after the matter had
been called to his attention, in getting
the appropriation for the improvement
OF the ST. Johns river from Jacksonville
10 Lake Harney divided, and that now
that part of the river from Jacksonville
to Palatka would get the full total OF the
original appropriation of $32, 400, while
the upper section of the river from Pa
latka TO Lake Harney would get a SINH
lar amount.
Senator Taliaferro also stated that he
had secured for immediate use, some
IS, 900 from the war department contin-
gent fund for the deepening of the
channel at Orange Mill Flats
From his talk while here the senator
certainly placed himself on record as
willing to do his full share in congress
to advance the interests of Palatka, and
among other things he certainly did
say that this cily's chance of securing a
public building appropriation was most
excellent, and that he would do his ut
most to secure favorable action.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-22

List of Inspectors.

The following is the list of precinc
inspectors and clerks appointed to con
duct the democratic primary in Putnam
county, May 10th, 1910:
No. l. ]. L. Burton, ]. F. Allen, J.
E. Lorick, Jas. Coward, clerk.
No. 2. E. M. Anger, J. o. Melzer
Johnson Tucker, S. R. Causey, clerk.
No. 8. Gabe Jones, G. c. Parmenter
Joe Joiner, ]. McBard, clerk.
No. 4. r. B. Mcleod, S. ]. Saunders
w. A. Kirkland, John Dallow, clerk.
No. 5. H. A. Perry, c. c. Sullivan,
D. B. Raybon, d. E. Dusenberry, clerk.
No 6. ]. NJ. Tucker, Ollie Alver,
Jno. Tyler, ]. w. Tucker, clerk.
No. 7. F.V. Owen, H. w. Chalfinch,
A. H. Payne, c. A. Curtis, clerk.
No. s. B. r. Turner, Mathew Solana,
w. F. Rogero, ]. A. Crosby, clerk
No. 9. Julius Hannah, Frank Brown
ing, w. A. Walker, J. C. Gould, clerk.
No. 10. G. w. Atkinson, S. |. Mer-
win, B. B. Dancy, Jno. Atkinson, clerk.
No. II. C. H. Williams, L. Dupree,
o. w. Williams, J. T. Danforth, clerk
No. H. N. o. Davis, Peter Gardner,
Morris Lamon, w. Edw. Wattles, clerk
No. 13. A. G. Phillips, NJ. NJ. Wick
ers, H. E. Merryday, L. Kalbfield, clerk.
No. IA. Tom Ray, H. r. Estes, E. E.
Dodge, ]. A. Bear, clerk.
No. Is. ]. A. Granger, JOS Price, jr.
Clarence Kennerly, A. r. Canova, clerk.
No IL. w. H. Walker, w. H.
Woods, T. B. Hoffman, J. H. Wylie,
clerk
No. II. Chas. NJ. Livingston, Adna
Johnson, William Abraham, Charles
Johnson, clerk.
No. IS. M. A. Fowler, A. Price, w.
M. Hammontree, w. M. Price, clerk.
No. 10. Harley Scott, G. L. Tucker,
Lawrence Brantley, Allen Brantley,
clerk.
No. 20. w. A. Williams, w. ]. Bryan,
]. R. Wilkinson, L. B. Varnes, clerk.
No. 21. John w. GliSson, N. c.
Crews, sr., Dave Register, D. P. Han
cock, clerk.
No. ~. Geo. Wethersbee, silas
Notes, P. R. Cannon, E. T. Gale, clerk.
No. 20. Tom Holden, Jno. Nelson,
o. w. Pearce, A. M. Haughton. clerk.
No. "a. Jno. Beal, Robt. CairneS,
Silas Smith, ]. D. Jeffords, clerk.
No. Is. c. Buddington, ]. A. GOA,
H. R. Gordon, C. H. Wigg, clerk.
No. 26. Jno. l.. Chesser, ]. w.
Blunt, J. D. Osteen, J. D. Livingston,
clerk.
No. 27. G. L. Knight, Jack Strick-
land, w. H. Holloway, ]. D. Cotting
ham, clerk.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-22
POMONA LETTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worcester and
three children, who have been guests oi
Mrs c. H. Worcester for several weeks,
have returned 10 their home near Boston,
Mass.
Miss Sue Carson and Mrs. Phoebe
Belts will close the pretty Erwin cottage
this week, and leave for the north, Miss
Carson going 10 CroSwell, Mich, and
Mrs. Bets TO Syracuse, n. Y. These
ladies have made many friends during
their stay, who hope to see them again
next winter.
Miss Edith Krook returned Tuesday
from pleasant visit with her father,
Rev. c. M. Krook, at Lake Helen and
Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Geo. Fisk of DeLand was guest
of her mother, Mrs. Drake, last week
Mrs. Drake will leave for her home at
Hampton, N. H., some day this week,
accompanied by Irving Drake.
The Silver Tea was held at the home
of Mrs. MCDOWELL on Thursday OF last
week, large number of ladies attend
ing Cake and lemonade were served
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Edmonds are ex-
pected to return from Daytona soon,
after spending six weeks in their cozy
home there. They will be in Pomona
until the last of May, then go to Airing
ton, N. ].
Mrs. Josie Thorne still continues ill,
and under the doctors care. Her friends
hope to hear of her recovery soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton GoodSell and
daughter Violet have returned TO Platts-
burg, n. Y, after spending the winter
here. They have host of friends who
hope they will make Pomona their home
next winter
Mrs. Courtland Middleton returned
Monday from few days visit at Shell
Bluff on Lake Crescent.
Miss Mary Williams is spending few
weeks with her sister in South Florida
After a severe attack of measles, Miss
Lenord has resumed her school.
The Prize Contest.
The prize contest at Earnest Co S
store which was pulled off Tuesday at
10 a, m, attracted large crowd. By 10
O'Clock the store was packed with those
eager 10 know the result. Nearly 10000
tickets were given out during the two
weeks sale.
Mr.. VIM. Turnage did the drawing of
the numbers in the presence of the
crowd and the result was as follows:
Prize No. 1, ticket 1878, Mrs. II. F.
LeckS, silk dress pattern; No. 2, ticket
Oil, Mrs. John Finn ir., certificate for
$1,000 in merchandise; 3, ticket sos, not
yet called for, silk parasol; 4, ticket
1881, Mrs. F. BasSett, fine bed spread;
5, ticket 1924, Mrs. r. H. Hanley, silk
umbrella; g, ticket 1876, F. Baltimore,
linen dress pattern; 7, ticket 500, not
yet called for, one pair shoes; s, ticket
SO75, not yet called for, silk waist pat
tern; and 10, tickets 1881 and 1891,
F. J. Wadford, gingham dress pattern
and three pair hose.
Save your tickets as another drawing
will be made on the 2Sth for any prizes
not called for by that date.