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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

mistaken, unhappy Fannie. She stood,
she dropped 1T and went to the phone.
She searched the book for number,
called for the Burnley, and Mrs Fran.
ces Stone. She held the receiver to
her ear and waited.
rs that you, Fannie? Yes guess
who. No! no! It's 10, Joanna Thurs
ton! just learned that you are at
home again. ! have an invitation for
you, and under the circumstances
hope you will waive ceremony and &C.
cept, even If 1T Is at the eleventh
hour! or course could not know
you would be back Walter and arc
giving Christmas dinner-the old
crowd you'll know them all, about
thirty of them, and house party
after for about ten people-our most
intimate friends. Could you come!
Yes? Well, can you put up with Bert
Fountain to take you out?" Then
she listened for some little time, and
the tears came to her eyes. why,
FAM Please don't-why, are you cry.
ing over the phone Somebody will!
hear you, child, even if the booth is
closed! Walter and don't hold any
thing against you'll not "A thing!-prob.
ably we mlsjudged you, too" Hei
voice rang true and sincere, for she
never did things by halves. Since she
was to forgive, she would forgive
freely, and follow the forgiveness by
forgetfulness. Another bit of gen.
crous trust occurred to her, and she
spoke once more.
Fannie. can't you come out to the
house for a little talk tonight? I'll
send Walter to bring you-about
eight All right; be ready! Good by,
dear.' Fannie's plea for forgiveness,
her evident JOY at being received back
into friendship and favor, affected 10.
anna as she would not have believed
Her eyes shone with tears and her
checks We're flushed. She rose from
the phone chair-and faced her hus
band, who stood calmly listening.
Walter, you heard me. See what
your preaching did to soften an un
forgiving spirit" she laughed. He
drew her close, then held her Off to
look at her, and pulled her with him
back to the fire.
Such little brick, Such a wife!"
he exclaimed. Then he stopped to
pick up the little Illuminated Christ
mas card from the rug.
Your text she submitted, demure
ly, "and very good text indeed! ]
think can repeat it, as used to
when l came home from church and
was going to show grandfather how
very good was. And now abideth
faith. hope and charity. these three:
but the greatest of these is charity
Walter-Fan actually-cried
He reached for his wife's hand, and
the two stood in the freight and the
peace and good will of the Christmas
Spirit crept with its blessing into their
c.en hearts
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08
New Presbyterian Pastor.

The members of the Presby-
terian church held a meeting,
last Thursday night and extern
ded a call to Rev. j. T. Baker,
of Kingman, Kansas, to fill the
vacancy in the pastorate caus.
ed by the resignation of Rev.
Harry Kremers some weeks age.
On the Sunday previous Rev.
Baker had filled the pulpit in
the Presbyterian church, and
those who heard him were we'll
pleased. He will, no doubt
prove of much benefit to the
church. He returned to his
home at Kingman, last week,
and hopes to return to Logan
about December LIST, with his
wife and two children. Logan
Gazette.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

That is a wise old saying
which reads: "You can lead a
horse to water, but you can't
make him gargle his throat, "
or words to that effect. 1t is
The same with a boy. You can
cali him Myrtle and make him
wash the dishes but when he
gets big enough he will rear up
and kick the sideboards off the
buttry. We know a farmer
who never let his son get OFT
of the yard until he was l8
years old, and when he finally
went away to college, he tore
through the girls dormitorv ir
a gunny sack, made the ceiling
the limit and defied the whole
faculty by pulling out a fistfnl
Of whlskers from the presi-
dents beard If nature abhors
a vacuum, how does she lastly
a sissy? N boy that is Kept in
curl papers and a hot hath un-
til he looks like "a leu e of
Diana in the l)nrns. ever de-
va'ooed into a ptain Of in.
dusty or the foreman of a sec
tion gang The mother who is
nnrc af.si ! If a soiled pirafc-e
san - rta,k Of general De
s'a'v ii never populate TIE
ia n;ses with hnAdirg Spar
'ana, but lot nf 'em sre tryir 9
~ turn the trick in order IL
i'hten the Monday wash Let
the by root! -0nawa Sentinel
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Copyright. 1900
Des Moines. Ia. Dec.

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 2:
Tn re are but few bachelors in
the Iowa legislature this com
ing session, only three in the
sen ate, and there are but three
widowers in that chamber.
The rest are married men. In
the House there are seven
bachelors and six wido 0ers and
95 married men.
Us. Woodhouse,
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Cedar Ranids is in a hot con.

Cedar Rapids is in a hot con-
test on the saloon question, a
portion of the people are for a
Dry town, while the City Coun-
Gil has raised the saloon license
from $1,000 to $1,000 per an
mum, and the people of Water
loo are helping the Drys in the
fight. The contest is said to be
a bitter one, with the chances of
victory In favor Of the drys.
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County Canvass Expenditures

County Canvass Expenditures
The following is the report
of the expense Of the Harrison
ts'unty candidates during the
late contest, and the list filed
with the County Auditor accor-
ding to law:
W.. L. Stern, chairman of the
republican central committee,
receipts. .......... SOL 81,
and expended. 500. 1914 81,
Balance on hand $87. 13.
Gale Mills, chairman of the
democratic county central com.
mittee, receipts. -. $171.O0,
expended. 1854 O5.
Balance on hand $685..
A. ]. Smith, clerk of the dis
trict court, republican $20.51.
Tom. C. Smith, coun-
tv attorney, republican, 5000.
]. I. SHELTON, treas'r
democratic candidate, $lE.s5.
c. w. Hunt, represen-
tative, republican,. -. $3.50.
L. A. Giddings, Co 81.
pertinent, republican, $9l.l2.
f w. H. Case, Coroner. j. C.
McCabe, surveyor, A. G. Deu-
pee. supervisor, each report nc
expense.
Louis Erixon, SUPER
visor, $500.
John Brown, auditor, 1854.
H. L. Daken, recorde $3.50.
c. F. Peckenpaugh,
sheriff, $34.67.
NJ. B. Baily, Co. attor~
NFy...... pl I.4J.
Mrs Susie Faith, Co.
Superintendent, 800. $19.85.
Jonathan n Teton. SUI
p tvlsoe... -. S27.lO.
Thos c hathu,n. sprer-
visor, 49,. $500. 1923 25.
IS. E. Cox. recorder, $53.5s.
4. w. Blackburn.
". r Pr. traaslrar $50 90
\ w {, ~, md - s5S q
~ O. R <. Sos:iff s553i2
Nunnv ha : paul go crazy
nvar foot ball. Us among
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

The population of the Unite,
Mates is nov stated to b, about
)l,000,000. The increase hes
been n UGH greater in the cities
than in the rural districts We
now have 48 states in tie Union
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

President Disz, of Mexico.
was inaugurated President fol,
the eighth time yesterday. That
indicates that h. is agood RUM
er, and likes his job.
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~4at1lrr Suits
6fft
'WSa&bH6erS&Ba11~
: WAS Christmas eve

i WAS Chl10tmAS 0vO II
q mining camp in the
Rocky mountains. forty
years ago. There werc
many men. but only on
little girl. She was lit
ting in front Of q ARE
place. which occupied
one whole end OF "ths
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And the Greatest
Is Charity
by LOUISE oLNEY

ANNA THURS.
TON dispatched
the last little rib
bon-tied. holly
spriGged packet
by a messenger
boy, and came In
from the hall
with a sigh OF
relief. 1t was
late afternoon,
and w a 1t e !
Thurston sat be.
fore the open fire
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

''unnv hav DaoIl 81 crazy
nver foot ball. Us among
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FOOT BALL NOTES.

The Logan High School foot
ball team carried Cooke off the
field on their shoulders.
The Mo Valley manageme t
stated they had never enjoyed
better treatment than the town
people of Logan gave them.
The linemen Of the local team
deserve great credit for their
work. The backfleld gets the
spectacular playing but tits
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Forty Christmas days have passed,
since then, and they have all beer
happy ones. but the peculiar and ex.
quisite satisfaction experience In
pressing to my heart my potato
doll" has never been exceeded.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-03-15

{. Starchcr, Clerk.
|, X. L. Hays, publisher, do hereby cerli-
~ that he avove order of publication first
appeared in the Issue Oft the Calhr TN Chron-
icio dated March IL, 1910. T.. T.. Hays,pub
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G.. G.. S. archer, Clerk.
}. Nj. Hamilton, coun el
J, Il. T. Hays publisher, do hereby certi-
fy that the above order OF pubicati, II first
appeared in the issue of the Calhoun Gran
iclc dated March l., 1910 X. f.. Ilays,pub.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSIT

N TIoNs.
Stella King VS.. II. f. KiFg, in chan
Gerry in the circnit cytrt of Cal
houn county, Nvest/Virginia.
To III. f. King:
You will take hoGto horeflom that
the depositions bfkEd Wright and
others will be taken at the law Office
of Mathews & Bell, in the town of
Grantsville. w. Va, on the 9Th day
of April, 1910, between the hours of
3 IN. and 10 p. IN and tina, the
dispositions of Stella King and
Others will be taken at the law office
of Bell & Mathews, IN the town IF
Spencer. West Virginia. on the 7th
day of April. 1910, between the
hours of 3 n. M, and 10 p. m; aud
that the dispositions of John ]
Peakers and others will pc taken at
the Office of o S Gilcnrust,
Mayor, in The town of Macksbu-g
Ohio, on the 9th day of April 1910,
between the hours of n, IN. and
10 p. m, all of said dispositions 10
be read as evidence III behalf of the
plaintiff at the hearing of said
cause. Aud if for any cause the
taking of the same shall not be com.
menced, or being commenced shall
rot be completed at the respective
tim as above named, the taking o
the same will be continued from
day to day and from time No tint
until the same are completed.
Respectfully,
Stella King, Plaintiff.
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oFde' Of Publication
State Of West Virginia, towit:
Atlules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court IL Calhoun
County, ON the frrt /NTondaA nj
March, 1910, the following order
was entered:
Stella King
VS. InIChanccry.
II. F. King,
The object Of this suit is to
obtain the dissolution of tue bonds
Of matrimony heretofore solcmui-
zed and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant, and that
the plaintiff be dccrecd an absolute
diverse from the defendant, and
allowed to resume her maiden
namc. S ella Nrttcr, also fer gen
evil lief
And affidavit having been ma le
and fled pursuant to The statute in
such case "'a AMI provided, that
t! g deftn IaltU i Kins is a non
resi- 'ent Of this State, i, is ordered
thai he do appear hero within one
month from jhe date Ct the first
pul !.catton hci cof, and do what il
n ccssary to protect his interest
hcreir; and that a copy Of ibis no
tlce be forthwith published and
posted according to law:
4 copy Testc;
G. G. Starchcr, G ERIK.
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.RDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia towit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Cfhonn
County on Monday, the IN day
of March, 1910. "
The Spencer Grocery CbmpaAy
a corporation, Plaintiff.
Against.
j. \. Back. Alonzo Buck. \Tho
Consolidated Timber Company.
corporation, f. p. Meats, trustee,
Mahulda Buck. Jesse Ward, p. r. l..
DePuc, Louis Bennett, w. G. Ben
nett Gertrude b Howell, Mar, j.
Bowie and s. G. Buck Defendants
In Chanccry
The object Of this suit is To- en-
force re lien Of a certain in lgmeut
or decree rendered by The Circuit
Court Of Calhoun County, West
Virgi1ia, ON the 18TH day Of Jan
nary 1907. in favor Of the plaintin
against the defendants, j. A. Back
and Alonzo Buck, for the SUN Of
S2l1.50, with interest thereon from
that date until paid, and 81 60
costs, against the undivided one
half interest Of ) : Buck in three
certain parcels Of real estate. situate
on the Little Hpnawhl Kryer aud
between Lemucls Run aud An iona.
rah Creek, in Sheridan DishIct Of
Calhoun County, West Virginia. con
tanning lntho aggregate, I73 arrcs,
bui which is subject e. b, ahalod Ly
1916 acre. reserved in tho convey
nnco to blm and Mahu da Buck
made 10y j J.. Knight and wife
dated GA the Oh doyof April l9D1.
and Of record in the CLERKS Gee Of
the County Court 90 Calhoun Com.
| ty. boo Decd Book NJ. rs at 4lgo
l5}, and i- also further subject TO
he abated t. thc c,1ui ofTI z
acre Vh.ch was cJu,eycI m th.
said john a. Bicl, ard MabulIa
Back 10 Nancy A. Bau,r aud
olhcrt, ly dccl dated m hc 8lh
day Of Agi 1905 ASA oCrr.1r.l I'D
the md CIuts c0irc 900 decd Boa,
80 "G af .aro l...1 g. .,u H
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Anent The Bridge Piers.

Grantsville, March 9, 1910
Editor Chronicle:
AS there has been some
incorrect reports current in
regard to the time the
bridge piers for the bridge
across the river at this place
are to be completed, and be-
ing requested by you so to
do, will endeaYor to set at
rest all such apprehensions.
The contract between the
County Court and Mr.. J. V.
Tulley, of Sutton, Viva, for
the erection of said piers is
to the effect that the piers
are to be completed by or
Lefore the LIST day CT Octo-
Der, 1910, with the proviso
that the Court was to secure
the permit from the United
States government before
April LIST 1910. This right
we have procured from the
government through the eff
forts of our prosecuting at
torney A. G. Mathews. We
have notified Mr.. Tulley to
come on and begin the work,
and we presume that in the
very near future the actual
work of construction will be
begun.
AS to the time wnen the
iron will be put on the piers,
which you have requested
me to state, | cannot at this
time say with any degree OF
certainty, but will say that
as soon as the county's fnan
ces will permit it this work
will be completed. 1t is
hardly probable that this
years levy for bridge pur-
poses, will be sufficient to
cancel all outstanding bridge
obligations and pay in full
for the iron part of the
bridge; in which case, unless
we have a sufficient balance
of the general fund to COM
plete the work, we will be
compelled to await the 1911
levy. This being election
year the necessary expense
of running the county's af-
fairs will be greater than
last year, and our balance
will consequently be smaller.
Yours very truly,
T. r. STUMP,
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Co. Commissioner.

l like to see a man proud of
the place in which he lives.
like to see man who lives in it
so that his place will be proud of
him. Be honest, but hate no
one; overturn a mans wrong
doings, but do not overturn him
unless it must be done in over
turning the wrong. Stand with
anybody that stands right.
Stand with him while he is right.
and part with him when he goes
wrong Abraham Lincoln.
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India Brummage. ia c Robinson, Ember-
zcni, Hickman, Eta Hoscy, Ma1dc JET
IreyS, Willard Jenreys, Russell JeGreys,
Louisa Terrell Thom,s Terrell, Don Fer
rel, G.. J. Ric,, Everett Criss Francis Crisis
Gertic CrisS, aud Jane Williams the last II
named OF whom are infants under the age of
81 wears; Bauell Il. Ferrcll Administra-
Tor of the estate of Granville Rice, dccees-
ed, l.. J. Fcrrcll. j. u. Cutlip, : 4. Sump
and Ira y Stump, partners doing business
rs NJ. +. Stump II Co, II. NJ Spence
w, ;. Smith aud Alder, Kootz, rart.
ncrs doing business 4, Spence, Smlth&Koo'z
Stiles Fouud'y& Supply Co., = corporation
W. ~, Smith Hardware Co corporation,
l he Peerless Milling Go a corporation,
the Calhoun County Bank, corpora,iau,
the Bank OF Gmut,yillc, corporation,
the Little X ,nawha Telephone Co, cor.
poraiion, Bentley y Gerwig Carpet Co., u
corporation, ID l.. Stutlcr and T. Wal L..
late partners q, Stutler * Waldo NJ. Il.
Lowthcr. Durr Caste, J. L. Knight, W. G..
Kelley, W. II. Ayers, Henry Sidwcll,
j. i. Wayne, ". T. Want and Hagan
Barr, partners doing busine as Want &
Barr c NJ, Naruoy,O Stump, Francis
Erlewinc, L. T.. Bell, @ +. Smith aud Jake
Huffman partner, doing cuisines, a. Smith d
Huffman, Will Stallmau, John Hickman,
A j. Stallman, NJ. +, Hall, doing business
aS NJ I. Hall & Son, q. w. Taylor and
II. J.. Robinson, late partners is Taylor q
Robinson, w. s. Link, and Walter IIoti-
man. In Chanccry.
The object of The above st Wed ciusc is To-
ascertain tn Indebtedness of ere Granville
Rice. now deceased at the date of the OK.
ecution, o. certain trust deed to the
! Plaintiff here IN tOwi,. March 10, 1905
and whether any such Indebtedness con
stitute a lien on the real estate Of the said
Granville Rice, or The fund: i'm the hands Of
the Plaintiff; to settle the accounts of tn,
| Plaintiff a. Trustee and Assignee ofihc said
Granville Rice; to sc I G the administration
accounts OF the Plaintiff, a. Administrator
of the said Granville Rice, deceased; I,
ascertain the Indebtedness " the said Gran.
vile Rice, created lin &C the date of said
trust deed; to sell two certain racis of land
belonging to the estate of the said Gran
vile Rice, deceased, containing respectively
13 as end 30t acre.. and To apply thu pro
ceeds Of such sale 50 far a necessary to the
payment of the indebte lness of the sal |
Granville Rice, deceased and t. distribute
the resi- Ire of such proceeds among the
several hei!sat-law Of the said Granvill.
Rice, deceased, aud for general relief
And it appearing by affidavit iled tina
the Defendants, Frank =. Forrel Mir
anda Nickela, John il. Fcucll and j. d.
Cutlip are Non resident, OF this State II
is ordered that The said Frank +. Terrell,
| Miranda Nickela John H. Terrell and
J. ID. CutliP do each appear here within
one Month from the date Of the first publ
cation here Of, and do what is mcccsS ,ry e.
protect their interest herein, and that a
copy Of this order be fsrthwith published
and posted according To law.
A. copy Tcste:
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G. q. Starcher. Clerk.
.RDBR OF PUBLICATION.


State of West Virginia towit:
At Rules held i'll the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court of Calhoun
County, on the first Monday in
March 1910 the following order was
entered
J. u. Knight.
Against.
French Rush. Administrators of
the estate of Geoge s. Bush, deceas-
Ell, Ell w. Lewis. Ezra Richards,
Thomas A. TAFT. A. G. Fisher.
Warder Bush, o. q. Bush and
w. Il Fitch. In chancerv
The object of the above styled
cause is to enforce the Vendors lien
for 1925. represented by four notes
made by Geo S. Bush to the plain
tiff for S31. 25 each, bearing date on
the 29tL day of October, 1895, with
interest from date, and payable in
one, two, three, and four years from
date, aginst the tract of 100 acres
of land on the head of Buck Suck
Run, in Calhoun County, and con-
veycd by the plaintiff to the said
George 5. Bush by deed. dated on
/ the 18th day of June 1896, and for
general relief.
And it appearing by afli davit fled
that Thomas A. TAFT, one of the de
! PENDANTS named in said cause, is n
NONRESIDENT Of the State of West
Virginia, and that diligence has
been used by the plaintiff and on
his behalf to ascertain in what
County or Counties Eli w. Lewis
ana Warder Bush two of the other
persons named as defendants IN
said cause. side, without effect
and neither of tue said defendants
appearing, it is ordered that they,
and each of them. do appear here
within one month FROM the date
of the (irst publ cation of this order,
and do what is necessary TO protect
thor interest in this SUIT.
\ copy Test
G. G. Sllrcher, Clerk.
}. Nj. Hamilton, coun el.
], H. i. Hays publisher, do hereby certi-
fy that tie above order OF publicati' II first
appeared in the issue of the Calhoun Gran.
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CUMNONS IN CHANCEkY.
........

The State Of West Virginia.
r. The .hcr1 Of Calhoun Comfy.
Greeting:
We command yJu tlaV you
summon il f King to opp%r be-
fore the Judge of our CroGt Court
of Calhoun county, a Eul% to be
hold rn The c'cr!3 onRo Of The
said cou t. on the drst blondoy in
Marcu, 1870. 10 nnsJcr iii in
choaccy c@LibItfd IN our coort
against him in said court hy Stella
king. and have hcn there this
wit.
Wimc.s G G. Slarchcr Clerk Of
ou, said Circuit Court at the Court
lIousc a. ail county, tho 3rd day
o. March, 1910, aad i'm the 47th
year q tie State
G G. 5taicher. Clerk.
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hers within ono month after the
date of The first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to
protect ,heir interest.
A copy test:
c. c. Starcher, Clerk.
|, Il L. Hays, publisher, do hereby certi-
fy that the above order - publication first
appeared in the issue of the Calho un Cron-
iclc dated March 1910. K. L.. HavS,pub.
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SHEBIFFS RETURN.

Not executed on the within named
II + King, he not being found in
my bailiwick This March Z, 1910.
G. A. JARVIS, S. G.. co
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Another case Of loprcsy has been
traced to the awful thing cullcd "a
rat bat where a woman makes up
her mind that she is adding TO her
beauty there Is nothing ON etrth
that can stop lcr
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You will find the famous SYRIA
euse plows and repairs at c. G. e.
W. e. Bees, Creston, w. Va.
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ORDER or PUBLICATIONS

NRDER or PUBLICATIONS
- s'......
state Of West Virginia, bwrt
Al Rules held in tlc Clerk. yhice ofrhc
Circuit Court Of Calhoun. Coyh,y, on the
Grst NoUday in March 1910, fhe following.
order was entered -
Baiiell j Ferreli, ri " ord Alisn,c
Of Granville Rice; u
Against
tolumbiI Z shanks' BaueIl b. reuell
Tiuk +. Ferrell, MIaadl Nickea. Ioin
w. Feuell, Eugenis Backb.re q S..
Ferell IT, Thomas Kelley, Va Rice.