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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

WALTZ.-Dale Lorene Waltz, son
of Frank and Della Waltz born Feb.
2, 1906. at Indianapolis, Iowa. died
March IA, 1910, age years, l month
and 2 days, death resulting from In
juries received an hour previous. He
and a little playmate after returning
home from school Monday evening
were playing near an old barn to
which an old shed is attached. He
was swinging from the gable end of
the shed when 1t gave way and struck
the little fellow an the chest. burst.
ing a blood vessel. Medical atten'
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GOTTSCHLICH. - Died, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gottschlich, at No. 113 Ninth Ave.
East, Monday, March 21st, 1910, at
7:15 p. m, of pneumonia of fourteen
days duration, Anna Catherine Colts
chlich, aged Is years, months and
Is days. The deceased was born in
Iowa November II. 1898, and has
lived in Iowa during life. She leaves
a father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gottschlich, two brothers, Joe and
August and one sister, Marie. Other
relatives are, Mrs. c. Strohmeier, Os'
kaloosa; Mrs. Marie Walzel. Mrs
Teckla Stockfelth, Davenport, Mrs,
Lena Ristan, Geneseo, ILL.,, and Mrs
NJ. Brady, Steubenville, Ohio.
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.DYE.-Robert w. Dye, a prominent
farmer formerly of Harrison town.
ship, died of diabetes at his home in
Oskaloosa. No 1913 C avenue east,
Tuesday evening, March 20, 1910,aged
So years, months and II days. Fun.
eral announcement later.
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Cash Quotations.

Chicago, March Wheat--No.
red, $118@1.19; No. red, SLIGO
lib; NO. 2 hard, $1.12A@I13h; No.
3 hard, $l07GII2: No. l northern,
s1.16A; No northern, $1.1S@1.15;
No. ASPIRING, $1.06@1.18,
Corn-No. 3, 5S@59c; No. white.
sou @6lc; No. 3 yellow. 5sh@59hc;
No. 4, 52@55c; No. 4 white, 541e q 55c;
No. yellow. 54G sec.
oats--No. 2 white. 45c; No. 3 white,
41A 9445c; No. 4, 40c; No. white,
40@42c; standard, 44hc.
Flour-E Easy
Barley--Feed or mixing, 50G SIC;
fair to choice mailing 6OG67c.
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The work OF cleaning the county
auditors Office is now In progress.
With the cleaning Of few more OF the
Offices the work win have been com
pletcd.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Marriane Licenses.

Following is the list Of marriage
licenses issued from the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Courts since our last re-
port:
No. Name. Residence. Age.
Clarence G. Belzer, Givin, Ia. .26
632 and
Grace E. Loughridge, Givin, Ia. %
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ton was summoned at once, but moth
ing could be done to save the life, and
death resulted an hour later.
Funeral services were held at the
Christian church, Wednesday at 200
p. m, services conducted by Rev
Wilson. of What Cheer Rev. Wilson
in rendereing his words of comfort
to the bereaved family chose as his
text, Our Beloved has Gone Down
into His Garden to gather Lilies"
These. words came to him as he gazed
at the lilies on the casket and thought
what a fitting emblem they we're to
the beautiful form that lay beneath
them.
Dale was OF a loving disposition
and loved by all who knew him. He
was an exceptionally bright child and
possessed a beautiful voice Since
he was old enough to guide his vioce
he was ever singing praises, his favor
lite one being, Sweet Bye and Bye"
which the choir sang by request. The
paIlbearers we're four of his school
mates, Lloyd and Selma Lester, Anna
Holub and Leonard Smith. He leaves
to mourn their loss a mother and
father, baby sister, Eva, grandpar-
ents and host of loving friends. He
was laid to rest in the Indianapolis
cemetery.
M'CAGG.-The funeral of the late
| George w. McCagg was held Sunday
afternoon at 200 o'clock at the late
home, the z. Hadley residence, No.
4O7 South Market street, and 1t was
largely attended by the friends and
acquaintances. The casket was open
ed at the home Sunday morning and
friends called until eleven o'clock.
kThe service at the residnc was by
nv. /. o. Kemble, of the NJ. Il. church
with appropriate musical numbers by
he aaspiSDk / TN bights Of Ply.
I thias, a whiA organiV btion the de
ceased was a member. The pail
bearers we're II. M. Shockley, w. r.
Lacy. George wodehouse. J, w. Nc
Donald, Vet Ayers and G. c. Darnell
The grave service was by the Py
thlans. Floral tributes were numer'
GUS and the family has received many
messages and others expressions o.
sympathy and coincidence.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, March 90.
Opening Markets.

HoGs-Receipts today, $4,000
to 10 higher.
Mixed and butchers, s10.55d 1895.
Good to choice heavy. $lO.s0Gl1.OO.
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l)AN' Is.

Rev. Fuller. Of KcyScr. filled his
regular appointment at the Baptist
Church Sunday. Two were taken
under the watch care Of the church
McSsrs Scott Rcdman and Green.
Of Elkins, were visitors at Davis.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clifford, were
guests Of Mrs. j. ,B. Lee, Sunday.
The debate at the Baptist church
Thursday night was very interesting.
The subject, "Resolved that the
Negro has more right to this country
than the Indian" was ably discussed
by the speakers, G. ID. .jefrrics and
Chas. Malone, Affirmative; Messrs r.
T.. Lee and Underwood. negative;
The affirmative won the subject.
G. ID. Jeffries. who has been
spending some time with his daught-
er, Mrs. V. A. Lee. Gu Blackwater
avenue, left for his home at Luray,
Va. Friday morning.
Sandy Lee is visiting his parents
at Boston, Va.
Andrew Lane, who was accidental
~ killed in the mines Thursday
morning by fall Of slate, was
buried Sunday.
MeSsrS. Aycock and Lee, OF
Ihomas, attended at the Baptist
church, Sunday.
Mrs. Y. A. Lee, who has been quite
SICK, is able to be out again.
The new school house is nearing
completion
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MARTINSBURG

Chas. S. AFTER, or llarper's Ferry,
was in the city few days last week,
attending the teachers uniform eXami-
nation.
Mrs. Emma Bell is quite sick at
her home on Wes4 John street. suf-
fering from an attack Of neuralgia Of
the heart. Friends and relatives are
anxious for her immediate recovery.
Mrs. II. N. Hopwell, Of w. Martin
street, has returned from a six week S
visit to New York and seems much
benefited by her sojouln.
Rev. S. NJ. Beane spent the greater
part of last week in and around Par
kersburg. 1t is rumored that he in
terested in one of Parkersburgs most
beautiful and charming young women,
whether this is true or not, there is
something significant in the very
eloquent sermC1 Sunday evening from
the words, "Other sheep l have which
are not Of this fold.
The Dudley F. W. b. church is pre-
pairing to make some extensive and
very necessary improvements.
Two conventions We're held here on
Saturday. Republican and Democratic
Counts tickets were named, both are
so strong it is difficult to pick the
winner.
Mrs. Docia Mccain, of New York
| City, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Charlotte Spears, of w. Burke street
Miss Adalene Shaw, Of Washington
| d. c., spent Sunday in this city, as the
guest Of Mrs. Bessie Stewart. Miss
Shaw, besides being a charming young
woman, is one of the Districts most
able and proficient teachers
Mrs. Fry, Of KeoarneysvilIc, attend
cd the uniform examination held here
| last week.
The West Virginia Wonders were
defeated by the Cum bcrland Giants by
Il score Of three to two.
a good number attended the S. S
picnic at Shcphcrdstown Music was
furnished by the Martinsburg band.
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FAYETTEVILLE.

Kew. {. y. Harris, preached an
excellent sermon Sunday.
The Willing Workers will give a
play IN the court house September
9TH. THE Fruits of Folly"
Misses Eva and Rosa Roren and
ReV {. y. Harris made a business
tflD to Oak Hill last week
Misses Birdie f. Turner and Anna
NJ. Rotan attended the teachers ex-
animation, last week.
X. 0. Cary, Of Sewell r. y.
Quar1Gs and j.. c. Lewis. Of Hawks
Nest were callers in town last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Richard Lewis Of Queenstown.
was in town Saturday.
a number Of friends left Tucsdav
to visit the Womcn's Baptist State
convention.
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l ION

Mrs. Cassie Chambers is Inc guest
Of Mrs. Bell Armstead.
Charles Haynes has returned home
from Gotham. Virginia, where he Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Julia Johnson.
Rev. NJ. w. Claire and son, Grafton,
are visiting Rev. Clairc's mother. Mrs
Ollie Smalls
Mrs. Lille Belle Johnston is in
town because Of the suddrn illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Susie Black
Elias Triplctto and cousin. Mrs.
Spurlock, spent Sunday at Gap Mills.
Mrs. Sam Reynolds was called here
because Of the illness Of her mother,
Mrs Julia Johnson
Miss Ami" Reid. Of Orange y. j..
is visiting her brother, Rev. r. Reid.
Miss Minnie Patterson has returned
from Charleston where she visited her
mother. Mrs. II. Patterson.
Miss Mae O. Dwnsmorc spent Sun
day at Gap Mills.
aNOll mani -. l | Ipl'lO' anu D'1ll " ISL
entertained at Salt Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Jenkins. Miss Andcr-
son and Mrs. Lucy SmalIs, Of Balti-
more, Md.
Mrs. Annie Anderson, Of Charleston,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Oliver
Twist, Of Salt Sulphur Springs.
Misses Carrie o. Claire, Skipworth
Campbell. Pauline Smalls, Mary H.
Claire. Amy b. Walker, Harriet Trip
lette and Mrs. Mamie Claire spent
Sunday at Salt Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mamie Chapman is sick
lsiah Claire left Saturday for Hin
ton.
Miss Beulah Nichols, Of Pratton,
was the guest Of Mr.. Edward Seames.
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RONCEEERTE.
completion

Mrs. Mamie Calender, AIh. and
Mrs. Frank Perkins and baby were
guests OF Mrs. Eta Green, Mon
day.
Rev r. c. Terrell. the new min
lister of the Baptist church, preach
ed two able and instructive sermons
to large congregation, Sunday.
Prof. S. II. Guss, was business
visitor here last week.
DR.. Holly, of Hinton, was a pro-
tessional visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Susie Morton, Mrs. II. n.
Moore and. Mrs. NJ, B.. Rose have
gone to Richmond to attend ST.
Luke's convention.
Rev. S. \. Lewis has gone to
Parkersburg to visit his family.
Prof. e. A. Boiling, Of Lcwisburg,
was one Of the examiners of the
uniform examination held here last
week.
Miss Jessie Pcnick is a visitor in
town this week.
n marriage Of surprise and in
tercSt to their friends was that of
VII. Alex RI. Brown and Miss Efic
u. Galloway, which was SOlemniZed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. /.
slaughter, the latter being the mo-
ther OF the bride, on WEDNESDAYS.
August l0th. The bride is an at
tractlve and widely known Young
lady; the groom is well known
young man formerly Of Anderson. and
IS clerk in tho baggage office Of
{. and O. station here. Rev. S. A.
Lewis ottciated. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Brooker, \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter, Baltimore:
MRS. Mildred Brown, Of Anderson
mother OF the groom, Mrs. Eta
Green, JOS. Ratlcy and Jas. Williams.
Washington, d. c., Ernest HOPKINS
and Wm. EgglestOn.
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LEWISBUKG.

The Literary Society had two dis
tinguished visitors Thursday even
ing, Rev. S. A. Lewis, of Ronceverte,
and Prof. S. H. Guss, Of Institute
The address delivered by Professor
Guss was very brilliant and was
much appreciated
- Mrs. &C. " Seams came from Park
ersburg Thursday to spend several
weeks as the guest, Of Miss Florence
Boiling.
Mrs. S. =. Clay has been very i'll
at her home for more than week
but Is somewhat improved.
An unusually large number Of
members partook Of the enchorist at
the NJ E. church Sunday night. The
church is getting in readiness for
the centennial celebration in Sep
tember. Rev. Waters expects to
have memorable time and the peo,
pie will see that he is not diSap-
pointed.
= Henry Johnson. Of Brooklyn. n.
. is visiting his sister Miss Ada
johnson.
Miss Myrtle Cooley has returned
from Fayette.
Miss Rosa McVeagh spent two
days with her rOusin, Mrs. Susie
Morton, in Ronceverte.
Misses Brunette Brown and Violet
Allen are guests Of Mrs. Other Cham
bers.
o.. Miss Ella Boiling has returned
nome after pleasant stay with Mrs.
james Ellis at Oak Hill
Mrs. Floyd Ross is the gnest Of
Mrs. John Baker.
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PARKERSBCRG

The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing and conference Of Bethel A. NJ. &C.
| church will convene August 2Sth and
Goth. The grand rally will be on the
lth Of September at which time, Rev.
f. ". Allcync. the pastor will preach
the closing sermon for this conference
year.
Miss FlorcncH Cousins, Of Athens,
Ohio, is in the city attending Teach
CTS institute
/ number Of young ladies left Satur-
day for Niagara Falls Those in the
party are: Misses Lena McClung, Re
becca Brown, Grace O. Washington,
Mamie Williams. Mabel Williams, Lii
lian Hebron and Anna Evans.
Don Jrl2s. Of F'airmont, is spending
the week with lack McClung.
Logan NJ. T.. church, Rev. J. w. Car
roll. pastor, has been beautifully paint
ed by the Helping Hand and Willing
Workers. two Of the organizations Of
the church. The services Sunday were
well attended and the pastor preached
at II a. N. Subject: '"Phe Problem
Of Life Also at 9 p. m. Subject:
"Thc Church Of Cod The choir rem
dered charming music.
The willing Workers, Of Logan
church. have had the pulpit furniture
nicely repaired.
The District Conference, Of the
Cumberland District, convenes at
Washington, Pa, August ID.
Misses Ophelia Washington, Of
CJarksburg and William Walker, Of
Wheeling, visited Miss Martha Brown
last week.
Mrs. Cornclia Dickson, Of Wheeling.
is spending some time with her mother
Mrs. Jane Jones, on Avery street.
Rev. S. NJ. Beane, pastor Of Mt. ZiCn
NJ. T.. church. Martinsburg. spent soy
cral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll.
Miss I.codia Giles returned to Pitts.
burg, Pa, after a pleasant visit with
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parture from us. to Baltimore Mr.
Dickerso II and family have won the
love and respect of the people and
they hope that us he leaves on accol,at
of Ill health 1t may be restored to him
and that happiness and success may
be theirs wherever they go.
Mesdamcs r. DIV, Meadows and
Alice Benton are seriously i'll.
Rev. II. J. Terrell and wife, who
have spent several weeks here, at the
residence or Mrs. Bottle Barnett, OF
Ninth avenue. left for Roncevcrte
Tuesday. where he has accepted the
call Of the Baptist church,
Al Thompson, Of Montgomery, was
calling on Mrs. ALla Lee last week.
Miss Mamie Cobbs went to Bar
| louisville on business Monday
| Miss Clyde Scott, of Washington
ID. c.. is visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Scott, at $50
Eighth avenue.
! Lawyer J. Ruffner, Of Chicago. was
a business visitor in tho city last
week
| Mrs. ENum, Of lrCnton, is spending
a few days with Mrs. Anna Lee al
Eighth avenue
! Mesdames Lucy Shafer, Sallie Bats
and Mr.. Bert Thomas left Friday
levoning to visit relatives in Virginia
Rev. d. G. Dean, of Montgomery
was calling on friends Monday.
Mrs. R. p. Sims, of Bluefeld, pass
ed through the city last week en- route
to Harper's Ferry.
| Mrs, Anna Lee made business triI
to Cincinnati Tuesday.
| Mrs. Eliza Banks, of Ironton, spent
few days here, the guest Of Mrs
l. d. Kitchen, Of Eighth avenue
Robert Thomas and little son, 0
Ironton. spent Sunday with friends.
Miss Nettie Ware, Of Washington
Pa. is visiting her sister, Miss Luc,
Ware, Matron of the Orphans Home
| Charles McClatl is i'll at his home
in the suburbs Of the city.
Rev w. O. Terry is at home will
his family after an absence of seve.a
months.
Miss Cora Mcdaniel and Laurs
Owens returned home Saturday even
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CEDAR GROVE

The citizens of fCedar Grove are
preparing to have celebration Sep
tcmbcr 22nd. emancipation day.
b. h. Waynesboro. OF Roomcr was
in town Sunday en- route to Charles,
ton.
Mrs. Minnie Mines. of Charleston.
Was here Sunday the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. IL. Jones.
Mrs. Martha Fortnrr and daughter,
OF Mammoth, were in town Sunday.
Frederick Strudwirk WAS in Char
lesion Sunday calling on Miss Ida
Brown,
Rev. $. S. Adkins preached at the
a. NJ. T.. church Sunday.
Thomas Buster attended the nation
al con>>ntion Of Miners in lndianap
Oils last week.
w. ii. Lacey was In Hughoston Sun
| day on business in connection with
the emancipation celebration.
Miss Maud Robinson. of Institute
has been secured as primary teacher
James Austin and Guthrie Anderson
were visiting in Maiden Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Powell, of Hansford
was in town last week.
Joel Walker is Improving slowly
Misses Hattie and Allie Hicks, OF
East Bank. were here Sunday.
Joseph Mimms, OF Shrewsbury, was
in town Sunday.
j. Fl. Dingess was in Montgomery
| Saturday on business
! j. w. Richmond is still sick.
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PRINCETON

The Sunday School of the Baptist
church held their annual outing Satur-
day on Reservoir Hill A large num-
Der of grown people and children pic
niced there and report a nice time
Miss Mitchell had as her guest for
several days last week Misses Froe
and Jones. While here Miss Froe took
the examination.
Mrs. Hattie Burke is out after a
week Of severe illness.
Rev. ID. &. Deans, Of Montgomery,
state lecturer for the Independent Or
der Of Red Men, spent several days in
our city last week.
Mrs. W. NJ. Calender left Thursday
to visit friends in Roanoke Va, and
relatives in Buchanan. Va.
Mrs. Dora White, of Coal Dale. Wis
tied her sisters. Mesdames Nichols
aid Burke, last week and remained to
the picnic.
Mrs. George breckenridge returned
TO her home at Slab Fork last week
James and Johnson. contractors OF
Huntington. are here and have entered
contract for work.
Among those who took the examl-
nation last week were Misses Emma
HOlley, NiO.a Baltimore of Bramwell
Mrs. G.. d. Benson. Of Bluefield, Miss
Stella Froe. of Tip Top Va, and Hous-
| tea Brothers. of Va. also Rev. TWyman
| Of Nuttallburg.
S. II. benson, of COvington. Va
was business visitore here several
days last week. After viewing our
progressive city. he was favorably i'm
pressed with its future outlook.
| Floyd Gardner, carnenter, has start
cd the Building 81 his residence.
Mrs. Fletcher of Wclch, was a bus
mess visitor here Friday looking
around with the intention Of buying
Il lot. While here she was the guest
Of Mrs. Gordon Madison.
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HUNTINGTON
Norris.

Misses Mary Dickerson and Ethel
Lewis have returned home after very
successful term of summer school work
at Institute.
r. w. James, instructor in Agricul-
tur2 in the Normal school in Law
renceville, Va, is spending his vaca-
tiCl at home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. O. James.
Rev. l.. 0. Lewis, young man Of
who the people Of this community are
justly proud, man of ability and cul-
ture, preached an excellent sermon at
the First Baptist church Sunday
morning to large and appreciative
audience.
Prof. J. w. Scott has returned from
a pleasant trip to Hampton and other
points east.
Dr.. G. G. Barnett and Isaac Newton
attended the district Republican con-
VentiOn, at Hurricane, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tsham Scott are at
home from pleasant trip to relatives
in Washington, d. c., and Virginia.
Miss Josie Barnett spent a week
with friends in Kanawha and Putnam
counties, and reports fine time.
Miss Bessie Phillips visited her
brother, John Phillips, Of Charlottes-
vile, Va. recently.
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Cay from Chicago where he has been
>M..J. "a hy the Pullman Car Com.
pany.
A large number attended the lOl
Ranch show in Charleston Monday.
Everett Carr was in Charleston last
week on business.
Mrs. Mary Treat. of Charleston, at
tended the funeral of Andrew Payne
Saturday.
Miss Maggie Price is visiting Miss
Margaret Chandler at Lock Six.
The Evening Star Club WAS enter
tanned ut Mrs. Mary Shield'S Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Amanda William is reported
much better at this writing.
Samuel Williams is able to he out
again.
DR.. Edward Bell Of Charleston
specialist on the eye, ear, nose anG
throat will be here Saturday and will
remain until Tuesday 3 o'clock p. III
Tie can be seen at the residence OF
Mr.. LEROY Hall. PCln. Ave.
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MT. HOPE

Rev. l.. Tholrton, Worthy Chief OF
the Shining Light Order Of st. Lukes
has gone to Richmond Va, to repre-
sent the lodge at it's grand sitting.
Mrs. Swan, of Killsythe, left Sunday
to represent the Holly Light Order OF
st. Lukes. at the grand sitting in Rich
mond. Va.
Many Of our teachers took the exam
nation which was held at Oak Hill
August 18th and 18th
Miss Rubie Lewis and Mr.. White
were married August 18th. Her many
friends wish her much joy and sue
cess.
William Saunders, of Mt. Hope, ant
Mrs. Ada Ham were also married
August 18th.
A. f.. Henderson. who recently re
ceivcd an appointment in the census
bureau. in Washington, d. c., left
August 18TH to take charge of his post
Mrs. Maria Robinson, left for Rich
mond last Saturday, to represent the
Perkins Council, at the grand sitting
of st. Lukes.
Mrs. Julia V. Wilkerson, of Mont
gomery. is visiting friends at Mont
gomery.
Miss Emma Galloway, of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting her sister ant
brother. Of Warnertown.
Warnertown has become quite thrift
ty and business is tiOurishing. There
are two The cream parlors and one gro
Gerry store, all owned and operated by
colored people.
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relatives.

relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Griffan and. daughter
Joanna. of Oklahoma. are visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Carroll "
Misses Ruth and Helen Williams, Of
Washington. ID. c., are visiting Mrs,
Dora Smith. n.
Misses Florcuce Hamilton aud Man
na Curtis, of Marietta, o.. were in the
city Monday calling on riends.
Herman Brown. of WASHINGTON, D.
G., is In the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Bessie George and Mrs. Edward
Edmondson left for their homo In
Springfield. o.. MCnday morning after
spending a delightful time with Mrs
Isaac Curtis on Green street.
Mrs. J. S. Giles returned home Sun
day. from Pittsburc, Pa. after a pleas
ant visit with her daughter. Mrs. Chas
Woods
Miss Joice. Of Cambridge, O., Misses
Turner and Green, of GAINESVILLE, O..
were in the city Tuesday and Friday
attending uniform examination.
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STANN.AF()RD

The Mt Vernon Baptist church do
mated $1,000 to their pastor, Rev. F
E. Smith.
Mrs. J. V. Wilkerson and Miss jamie
Roberts, were visiting Mrs. A. l.. Peck
Saturday and Sunday.
Snead Sh2perd is moving back tc
town.
Mrs. Annie Bernhard and Jim
Thomas were visiting II. Thomas Sun
day.
r. E. Peters was called to Hinton
Saturday and returned Monday, bring
ing his wife. and two daughters, one
of whom has been an inmate of Dr.
IIoIly's santarium for over a week.
Clayborn Thomas, who was visiting
his son, II. Thomas, left for Jumping
Branch. to visit his daughter, Mrs
Lizzie Clayborn.
Mrs. G. J. Critic and Mr.. and Mrs
WATSON were guests OF MI and Mrs
=. e. Eubank, Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Shorter and Mrs. Susie
Cary attended services in Stamford
Bottom, Sunday.
W. +. Nichols gave an Old Folks
party Saturday night at r. f. Peters
Hall, which was we'll attended. Ev-
cry one seemed to have a pleasant
time with music and refreshments.
Miss Leila Thomas has returned
from Harvey, where she has been
spending afeW days with Miss Odessia
Norris.
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BANCROFT.


Rev. p. ?. Holland, Of Spring Hill.
preached here Sunday.
-. The missionary Society met Sun
day evening at six O'clock The sec
ond Sunday in September will be
the date Of the next session.
Mrs, Sarah Washington and mo-
tber, Mrs. Geo. Hare, Of Winfield
were guests Of Mrs. Jessie Venerable.
Sunday.
Miss Viola Smith, Of Charleston
visit ted her mother, Mrs. Malinda
Foreman, of Plymouth, this week.
Mrs. Sarah Slaughter. Of Mont
g3merY, and Miss Jessie Barnett Of
Huntington were guests Of DR.. and
MIS- NJ. G. Sinclair, the past week.
Mrs. j.. w. Sawyers, of Betsey
called on friends in Bancroft, Sun
day.
Mrs. Vim Mickens spent Sunday
@nd Monday, in Charleston. the guest
.of 9Yg eeld9 shtss Stella Smith.