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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-30
MORTGAGES RECORDED.


Norris Krasner 10 Andrew G. Murray,
northeast corner Fourteenth avenue and
South Sixteenth street, $500.
Lena Tannenbaum and husband to New
ark Building and Loan Associat west
side Prince street, 128S feet southwest from
South Orange avenue, $500.
Herman G. Schneider ct al. TO Bloom
field Savings Institution, northeast side
Seventh avenue. 81 feet southeast from
RoseNille avenue, 81. 600.
IgnaziO Nivlano to David Hollanoer,
south side Downing street, q feet north
west from Jackson street, $500.
Louis SalVando to ElrOy Headley, west
side North Fifth street 25S feet north
from Arlington avenue. 5000.
Jacob Dreyfuss 10 Joseph Hirschberg.
south side Springfield avenue 900 1eet
west from Bergen street, S2O,0OV.
Jacob Feucht 10 Louisa *. Buehler
guardian, south side Campbell place, 100
feet west from Halsted street. s1.s0O.
Solomon GoldhnRer to Grant Building
and Loan Association. east side Mon
mouth street, 200 feet north from Wayerly
place. $500.
John n. Sachtleben TO Walter II, Bon
mel. west side North Sixth street. 300 feet
north from Sixth avenue. $3.500.
William Graher to Gustabus A. Rich
ards. east side So I'LL Sixteenth street ls9
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Same owner. with j. Ehrmann, con-
t%ractor. mason work, 5000; same
premises.
same owner. with j. Schwerker, con-
tractor, carpenter work, $3.50; same
same owner, with p. German. con
tractor. plumbing work. $500: same
premises.
tractor, painting work, s19S; same
premises.
Maplewood Investment Company,
owners, with d. Mellis, contractor, all
work, SIS. 402; South orange.
Trinity congregational Church. own
ers. with G. Boice. contractor. electri-
cal work. $3.50: Harrison street.
Same owners, with Milne 4 Platt,
contractors. plumbing work, $426; same
premises.
r.. and Maria Senior, owners. with
G. Williamson. contractor, plumbing
work. sf45; Clinton street, Belleville.
Same owners, with J, Miles, con
tractor. carpenter, mason and painting
work. 81 .5S0; same premises.
e. Reilly, owner, with y. Maria. con
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-30
"CRACkERJACK BILL" IN
POLICE NUT-CRACKER NOW.
Admits Stealing Typewriter He
Tried to Sell.

Carl w. Swan, of 1895 DeKalb ave
nue., Brooklyn, was held in 81 900 bail
by Judge Hahn in the First Criminal
Court today on a charge of breaking,
entering and stealing. Swan admitted
that he had secreted himself in the
Newark Paper Box Factory after
working hours and stolen a typewriter.
He left a note at the time declaring
that he was bill the Crackerjack"
and would return later for larger
spoils.
~Sergeants quinn and Kuhn, sof the
detective bureau, trapped the young
man AS he was e~ndeavoring to dispose
of the machine in a secondhand shop
in New York. He was brought here on
requisition papers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-30
LOWER RATES FOR
COMMUTERS ARE
IN EFFECT FRIDAY

The reduction in railroad passenger
rates recently ordered by the Inter
state Commerce Commission will be
put into operation by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company on Friday,
Septemer /. The change will effect the
commuters between thirty-seven points
in New Jersey and uptown New York
city and those from twenty-nine points
in this State to downtown New York.
The fifty-trip family tickets for up
town New ork will be reduced from
tWenty-one points. and those using the
same tickets for downtown Manhattan
in sixteen New Jersey points will also
benefit by the reduction.
Following Is a table showing how the
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts We're filed In the
County Clerks Office Today:
r. Vogel, owner, with G.. Fredericks,
contractor. carpenter. mason and tin
ming work, $685.; Benson street. Bloom
field.
Davis Electric Company, owners.
with Long & Hook. contractors, cleo
trio work $3.50: 124-126 South street.
NJ, Walters. owner. with A.. Potash,
contractor, stncco work, S465: South
Orange avenue,
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REAL STA
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

}. Tamblyn' $ $ Central aY, l0 1t
W fr Broad st, 5ix3I......""."..,.
Egbert ]. Tamblyn to William Tai
hot same nronertv
peuisb Wro1fs md hns 70 Morris
Deqisn WON ano nus 10 MOTIFS
MI ~ a.. %oss,ae ls" -"
Rosa, W 5 Stone ST. 80 It n n
Crane Of OWN
rrancesco NJ ~ pos. 20 andrea von.
aa same nro ,oer "0"
James Cervone to Pietro Muccio. W
s lot John Garside, s e 8 lot Rich
ard Cumbleton 50x3 0.
Harry ste,n 70 Ma stein
nary s'e,n 20 MaA s'elh, 5 ~
an ST. uf II II =" 1t Sehtral aN'
SSN96
David Hollander TO Josephine Vivi-
ano, S S Downing ST, q It n fr
jackson st. 27x92
Modern rssa1 Co onis
vanao ~ = \ Nm ~ 5sS 70 a
Abingdon ay, s5xi0o.
Joseph Hirschberg to Jacob Drey-
fuss. S S Springfield av,. 300 It W fr
Bergen ST. 2sxs0, and other tract.
Grove ST, % fl S fl Ferdinand ST,
25xl0O
Emil Neuhaus to Emil kraemer, e S
Grove ST, 80 It S fir Ferdinand at,
25x1oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William kiemf to Clarence l.. Spot
Avon av, 25xe5
Frank b. Allen (exr) TO Newark
Home Builders Co., e s S. 14th st,
81 II fr Moreiand st, 14x34........
Clarence l.. Spottiswoode to Bertha
Klemp, W 5 s. 14th st, 24g # n
fr Avon av. 25x90 ..............,
Edward Booth TO James p. Doyle,
e $ N. 14th st, 475 # fr 9TH av,
25x1O
Jullus Schnpeft ct al 10 Jnhns
Springfield aY. SOxI20. .............
Louis Kumpf to Johanna Miller. 5
e 5 elm st. $50 IT II w FIR Lang
st, 25x93
Elizabeth NJ. Bennett to Walter
Castles, $ s Burlington av. 455 IT
IL Fabyan pl, 10Ox101 .........,....
Bridget T. A.. Coneannon 10 Peter
Fitzpatrick, q 8 Highland av, 1875
n $ fr Bragaw av. 0ox104.
w. Duncan. e $ Ann st, 800 IT fr
ELM st, 25xio0; and other tract.....
TOWNSHIPS
49, - &C.
ANA M. M n d, ana nus 70 Susa roo ~
Nayi9p' r. orange e : eenw0
aN, doa ~ IL y MMltani ST. azAl",,
DIe oR1s ~ % iicarn9f, inc.' esd y
81, 2'S IT n II lsth aX. ZoXloo...
same 70 fiarrS Neiowltl; lrVlngton,
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same TO p hsnkoH. ifNinston,
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-oAlu, '';.'.,;.s,. - ;'..t..;'.,''.t
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ooxiW 'ai.
NeMaIN %tp "a rsseeG Lanu anu m
PtoNelleht " 10 1eotse j. hocnoW,
=. 0ranee. n $ tildoh az 100 IT
81 - : = .'stt.s'
hlltY y. hafuiler anu nus to Charles
Aaheitnt' W orange, II S
Maa5e ST. No II " IT harrison aV,
2oNlW e.,'I,....' .t.....:.."
Newark ana Essex l-anu and I'M
proNeilehl 70. 10 homas 1. Kent,
,. 0rahBe, II $ revere aN. 400 II W
II sfospe4t s. lwxlSo- ......"
aired ). tflnch TO Ada \, Aszman.
Mon1cIair, W ; Grove st, 20 IT II
II CHESTNUT ST. foAl2.;:............
Aaa a. AszInal. TO Elizabeth M.
lilhck, Montcialti same property..
Msindeft soon 10 james W. Winant,
Montc!alT; W ; Cartanet st, 89S II
n, II Godffey, rd. ]oAl2o"..........
11uDeft D. ashley 10 James h. Null
crew; Sieh hldge' w : Edgewood
ri TX ? ~
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RONCEVEI>TE.

The Ladies' improvement Club met
at Mrs, d. r. Hickman's, THURSDAY
evening. Refreshments were served
and program rendered. Those present:
Airs Mary Brown, Mrs. Bessie Lewis
Bessie Blanche Burks. Mrs. Blanche
breckenridge, Mrs. Mary j. Brinkley
Misses Mamie Browu. Brunette
Brown, Marsella Ross. Minnie Allen
l4ada Johnson. Messrs Ernest and Clar-
ence Miller, Ernest Sweeney, Ed Ed
ridge, Clarence and William Allcl.
Rev. S. A. Lewis filled his appr.nt,
ment Sunday and preached two able
sermons
Little Miss Helen Woodley visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Cochran
at Marlinton Saturday.
Mrs. Evelyn Higgins left THURSDAY
Tor Columbus. Ohio. after spending q
short time with her invalid mother who
has been very i'll.
Masters Jake and Lealon johnson
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs
ID. X. Hickman.
A. l.. Brinkley left Thursday for Cliff,
ton Forge. Va, for treatment.
Miss Brunette Brown was a business
visitor in Lewisburs Saturday.
Mrs. Lear c. Allen still continues i'll
Miss Lena Eggleston has been indis-
posed for the past week
Mrs. Barbara Barber is indisposed
Mrs. Mary Brown and Airs. Mary f.
Brlnkley visited Mrs. Mildred Stoner
Sunday.
}. l. Bank, Of Anderson, was a bust
ness visitor last week.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler. of Elkins, visited
Mrs. Fannie Smith. Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jones. Of INDIANAPOLIS
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Per.
kins.
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BERWIND.

On the evening Of February 9th
there was given by. Prof.. e. D.
Rucller and Miss Amanda Jones a
spicy entertainment The proceeds
will go to buy books to replenish
the public school library. The Ber-
wind Cornet Band rendered several
choice selections. Rev. E. G. Hol-
comb rendered several selections on
the organ.
Mrs. Sarah Tatum, who has been
sick for four weeks, is able to be UP
again.
Clarence James, of Smithers, is
here the guest Of J. r. Washington
Mrs. Bette Bricc Is improving
after being confined to her home
three weeks.
The Home Mission society Pre-.
sented the Baptist church with a bell
Our churches and Sunday Schools
are progressing.
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BUCKHANNON.-

Mrs. J. w Mumford, who has been
Ill several weeks with stomach trouble.
is reported. as improving.
A. l.. Jackson, Of Wheeling, and Mrs.
Mary Jones, of Wellsville, Ohio, were
called here last week on account of the
death of their mother, Mrs. Lucy J..
Jackson
ReY George Dc Young went to
Clarksburg Tuesday
Chas. Davis went to Weston Friday
to fill musical engagement, Friday
night.
Mrs. and Mrs. Gilbert Grant, of Wes-
ton, were here Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Jackson. While here
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Smith
Miss Beulah Wright, who has been
i'll for several weeks. is improving.
Mrs. Margaret Deison, Miss Nettie
Madison, Ed. Hunter, and Russ Moul-
ton attended the dance at Weston, Fri
day night.
Mrs. Ada Clay. Of Clarllsburg. was
here Thursday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Jackson
Misses Effie Lowry and Beulah
Smith moved their hair shops to
Clarksburg Thursday.
Mrs. Amanda Brown is visiting rela-
tives IN Weston.
Mrs. Lucy J. Jackson. who had been
III for the past four years. died Feb
ruarN 2Sth. Although an invalid she
viii be greatly missed by all who knew
her. She Dor" her aufferings with pa.
i"nce. and always had a smile and kind
word for those around her. a devoted
Christian she often expressed herself
as only waiting for the Saviour's
voice to call her home" Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. De
Young, assisted by Rev. Hess. at her
home Thursday. Mrs. jackson is sur
vlved by her husband and six children.
lntcrmcnt at the Baptist cemetery.
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POWELTON.

Wednesday evening, State Mission
airy, Rev. r. D. w Meadows, de-
livered a lecture at the First Bap-
fist church upon the subject Make
Good. The lecture was pronounced
by all as the most logical, as well
as the most humorous delivered by
him at this place.
Rev. L. E. Williams preached two
excellent sermons Sunday
|. Miss c. E. Fairfax was out CT
town Saturday. ----
Miss Kathryn Brown. Of Elkridge
was the week end guest of Miss c.
E. Fairfax.
The Ladies Aid Society gave an
entertainment at the hall Saturday
evening. The proceeds were for the
benefit of the church.
Mrs. l.. H. Wood and Mrs. Rosa
Thompson visited Miss Johnson at
the hospital Monday.
John D. Wood, Of Hardwood. was
visiting relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
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r n n ADvOoATH

Miss Shelvey. werc shopping here
Monday.
Misses Mildred Banks. e. l.. Lew
is, Carrie Watson. Amanda Hawkins
and Matte Parks spent Thursday
with Mrs. Annie Baker, Hardwood.
Program of the Chess Reception Of
the 9Th Grade, Summons school.
At the Oddfellows Hall, Friday
night March 3rd.
Song by the Class ...
...... West Virginia Hills
Invocation Rev. +. G. Page
Address ....... DR.. .. w. Hodge.
Whistling in Heaven ......
...,.... Beatrice Wilkerson
Self Respect :, Ethel May Rollins
The Last Hymn Georgia Keaton
There Is no Death .Autrice Bowsman
Advice to Young Men. Lima Scott
Solo, Faithful as the Stars Above
....'....... Vanilla Noel
The Dying Captain :. Gay Burke
Night of Death Maggie Wilkerson
Georgia Volunteer Ida Morgan
Charity's Meal 49,. Evelyn Willis
Solo. He Is Nothing to Me-" :,
=. ....... Mable Saunders
Times and Things Have Changed
.......... Madeline Rogers
Joe II. Maggie Wood
Song by the Glass Over the River
Refreshments were served by
Misses Gay Burke, Mable Saunders
and Alice Soft. Principal II. H.
Railey was master Of ceremonies
There was a crowded house and ev-
cry one present seemed to enjoy
both the program and the refresh,
ments. SOTO was realized for Z
Library fund.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

John Henderson, who is attend
ing w. V. G. l., spent Saturday and
Sunday here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Henderson.
Mesdames A. II. Williams and
II. G. .Clendenin chaperoned the
following party to Gallipolis Satur-
day to attend Smart Set: Misses ida
and Mary Craig, Mosella and Mithue
Colston, Augusta Rison, Marie Lin
coin and Jess NJ. Hale, Of Middle
port, o.
j. G.. Patterson, principal Of
LangstOn school, who has been in
Cumberland, Md, for the past week
under an eye specialist, returned
Monday to resume his work, his
eyes being much improved.
Clarence Henderson has sold out
his restaurant and accepted a chair
i'm his fathers Barber shop.
Thomas Davis, Jr., who left for
Chicago some time ago, has been
successful in getting government
appointment.
Miss Jess NJ. Hale; Of Middleport,
W NV Loo bCIli VIC SouSSI VI uSI uuClS,
Chas. Bell, and Miss Mosella II.
Colston since Friday evening, left
for her home Sunday.
Among others who attended
Smart Set at Gailipolis Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs. Maria Wiley,
of POmeroy, Messrs. Clyde Co1ston,
Pearl Johnson, Wallace Smith,
John Davis and Roy Johnson.
The young ladies very handsome
ly entertained few friends at the
home Of Miss Ida Mae Craig Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Jess M.
Hale, Of Middleport, and John Hen
derson, Of w. Y. G.. I. Whist and
music were the evenings pastime.
Mrs. A. II. Williams, Miss Ida
Craig and Jesse Craig attended the
funeral Of Mrs, Cornelius Davis in
Gallipoli9 Wednesday.
Jesse Craig and John Franklin
exhibitor their moving pictures in
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ELIIINS.

Rev. w. H. Thomas held the Second
Quarterly meeting and Conference at
A. NJ. e. Chruch Tuesday and We'd
nesday, and Crosby and Winston were
licensed to preach.
The Union Bible Glass will meet
Sunday at the residence of Mrs. G. \.
Stuart
Mr.. DOnOwary, Of Parkersburg, was
IA Weekend visitor
I. NJ. johnson was appointed assist
ant teacher. Union Bible Glass.
The rally at A. VI. z. church was a
success. Beulah Brown won the prize,
a gold watch.
Rev. Freeman preached at the Sec
ond Baptist church, Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Crisis. River St. is sick,
SUFFERING from paralytic stroke.
Phi]omethean Literary Society of the
a. NJ. r. Chruch will meet Monday in
debate. Resolved. Dry" City is More
Benetlcial to the Moral Development Of
the Community than "Wct" one.
The Sewing Circle was organized at
A. VI. e. Nhurcn Friday.
III" Concert. at A. ". y. Church,
thursday vas d success. the most at
tractlvo feature Of the evening was the
hoop drill.
MI r. Crawford is still sick.
Rev \. II. Fields is appointed pastor
70 Beverly A. VI. T.. Church.
Mrs. Ida G. Green * tho honoG.io...
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PARkEKSBUKG.

A banquet was given at the A. NJ. r.
CHURCH on Clay ST., Monday evening
in honor of their pastir. Rev. G.. H
Shame An interesting program was
rendered after which supper was serv-
ed
The Phoenix Literary Society will
meet at the Wesleyan Church, on Green
St, Tuesday evening at o'clock. at
which time the following program will
he rendered
Devotional EXercises-I2ev. Jackson.
Round TabIe-New City Charter. Is
the change a good one?
Music.
Reading-AIiss Virginia Giles.
Paper-Miss Alberta McClung.
Music.
Debate-,W. Jones ant y. Grisgs, at
firmative. Rev. Toney and Ed
Figs, negative.
Music.
Critics Report.
Budget
Ssrvices at the Logan Memorial
church we're we'll attended a. the
morning and evening services. At the
evening service, Rev. Peter Tollvel
preached TO large audience. The pas
tor, Rev. c.. A. Carroll, will attend the
annual conference in two weeks.
A committee of ladies will meet
Tuesday evening at Logan Memorla
church to make preparation for a sup
per and concert.
Miss Louisa Johnson and Mr.. Fran
cisco were quietly married by Rev. Z
H. Carroll, pastor of Logan Memorla
Church, Thursday eveaing, at the par
sonage.
Robert Green continues quite Ill
the residence Of his Aunt on Clay ST
Mrs. Elizabeth Buckner was in tn
city Sunday from Cfarksburg, called Oh
account of the illness Of her nephew
Robert Green.
Henry Lee is much better after be
ing quite III.
Mrs. Waldo Jones left Saturday TO
her home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Adam Harper is better ate
being seriously i'll for two weeks
Mrs. Colston left Saturday TO
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where she will spent
few days.
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PRATT.

VIM. "A. Powell, who has been con
fined to his bed for fw days, is
able to be out again.
Oscar Holmes and Mrs. Thos. W
Holmes are sick this week
Mrs. H. c. Washington went tc
Montgomery Monday for a few days
visit Withher parents.
ReRs@o oks. OF Charleston
preaehedtw interesting sermons
at Hansford Sunday. a large crowd
from here attended. g.
Lewis Green, of Hansford, and J
Thomas made a business trip to Lon
don Thursday night in the interes,
Of the K. Of P. lodge.
Mrs. Ellen jackson and little
daughter, Of Crown Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Washington, Chas. Rol
Inns, and d. P. Jones, of Mucklow
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. W. Holmes.
Mrs. ChaS. Rollins was shopping
in MONTGOMERY last week.
Mrs. G. o. Hill, of Handley, was
Friday uest Of her aunt, Mrs NJ
E. Holmes
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BANCROFT.

The supper given last Saturday night
by the Mt. Zion Baptict Sunday Schoo!
was a financial SUCCESS.
Mrs. Edward Hicks and Mrs. Sarah
Taylor spent Wednesday at Betsey the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Harris.
ME-. J. w. SaWyers, of Betsey, was
the pleasant guest OF Mrs. Hale Dick
erson, Friday.
Mrs. Elem Martin, Mrs. SimCy Woods
and Mrs. Geo. Barrett. of Betsey. were
calling on friends in Bancroft, Wcdnes-
day.
Several families have moved to Bet
sey the past week.
A merry party composed OF Mad
ames Hicks. Williams, Dickerson and
Reed visited Lock Eight Monday.
Walter Alexander, Of Plymouth, was
sick the past week.
H. H. Hill, of Plymouth has been
indisposed the past week but is able
to. be out at this writing.
The teashers of Bancroft and Ply
mouth schools took their scholars fol
an outing Friday. They visited the
SQlpAur Springs one half mile from
Plymouth. An enjoyable time was hat
by the teachers and pupils.
Mis-. Phillips Skanks was business
caller in Bancroft, Monday.
Wem Martin, of Betsey, is sick this
week.
Mrs j. W, Sawyers, Of Betsey. was
1,{o{tor in ponnroft Friday
Mrs John Jenkins VINO has been sici
the past week, is able 20 be out again
Simon Woods, Of Retsey, who was
confined to his home last week on ac
count of illness, is able to be out a
this writing.
Mrs. John Ross is somewhat indis
posed at this writing.
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ANSTED NEWS.

Pleas Woods, Of Piney, a former
resident of this place, was visiting
friends here Saturday.
Munford Wade was carried to the
Paint Creek Hospital Sunday. The
physicians report a serious case OF
pneumonia.
Sam Clay was in Richmond las
week in the interest Of the Reform
ers.
Miss Evangeline Kimbough Of
Meadow Creek, was the guest Of
Miss Erma Johnson,
Rev. d. G. Hunter and Rev. Greg
DRY initiated several men into tht
mysteries Of the Red Men. The flu
ture seems prosperous for the new
ly organized society.
Mrs. 'Sallie Wade was the guest o
Mrs. Mittie Rogers Sunday.
Rev. Dan Stratton was here las
week and preached an inspiring
sermon, which was uplifting as wei
as elevating.
Albert Dues was called to Virgin
| la suddenly to his fathers sick bed
He reached there just in time to SCI
| the last of him.
Charley Clayton was sick las
week.
The Sunday School is progressin,
nicely under the new superintend
ent.
Mrs. Reese, Misses Mary Wool
bridge, Cora and Leon Jones Wer,
visiting friends in Montgomery Sat
urday.
Rev. Charly Randolph preached
an interesting sermon to the mis-
sionaries Sunday, afterwards
short program was rendered as fol
lows:
why do we foster Missionar,
| Work. -. Miss Ora l.. Freeman
| 1.-The War is over" ....
| ...... Mrs. Mamie r. Reynolds
Music was rendered for the occa
sion by Miss Matte Freeman and
large collection was lifted by Mrs
Sarah Edmonds.
Mrs. Mamie B. Reynolds was
made treasurer.
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GRAFTON.

Mr.. Herbert Dalton and Mrs. Char
lotte Collins. Miss Nursey Howell. Mr..
?. n. Howell and son Walter went to
Berrysburg. Saturday,
Mr.. p. II. Howell and daughter, Nur-
sey and son Walter. represented Graf
ton in debate which was decided in
favor OF Mr.. Howell and son.
Mrs. Lilly Cole returned home Mcl-
day from Durragh. Pa.
John H. Howell has been indisposcd
for several days.
Rev. NJ. d. Willis filled his appoint
ment at Chestnut Ridge Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Mcdonald died Sunday
morning with tuberculosis at his home
On West Side. He is survived by q
widow and six children The funeral
took place from the Nj. E. Church Tues
DAY afternoon. Rev. jennings officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the Blue
mont Cemetery
Mrs. NJ. Y. Turner VINO has been sick
f9r week is slightly convalescent al
this writing.
Miss Irene Dabney is confined to her
bed with measles.
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his bed with fever the past week
Joe Smoot Is spending \ few days
here this week visiting his parents.
G. r. Caveness. of Raymond City,
spent few days here last week on
business.
w. N. Shelton and j. d. Wseman
were business visitors to Charleston
last week
Miss e. l.. Meadows closed her
school here with very good pro-
gram before large and apprecia tive
audience. She received much praise
and congratulations from all. She
left Saturday morning for Sunside,
where she will teach another term.
MIS-. ]. r. Smoot and daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Mosley, went to Burling-
ton, O.. to attend the funeral Of the
formers brother.
H. p. Day spent few days out of
town last week on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Nap.
per, n fine baby girl:
w. e. Dean. Of Handley, spent O
few days here with friends last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Smoot enter
tanned at dinner Thursday Miss e
l.. Meadows and Lee Johnson.
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LEWISBURG.

The revival service at Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church, conducted by Rev
William Jackson, is still in prog
ress, and several conversions are re-
ported.
A beautiful home wedding occur
red here Wednesday night. The
contracting parties were Mr.. George
Qujlla, of Macdonald, and Mrs
Julia Bush, Of this city. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by
Rev. William Jackson Of Mt. Tabor
Baptist church. Cake and cream
were served and all spent delight
full evening. The bride and groom
left on tour to Charleston and 9th
or points.
The NJ. E. Church Literary Society
Of which Miss N. A. Morris Is
president, is In fourishing condi-
ton.
Mrs. Ella Robinson is critically i'll
at her home.
Miss Sallle Freeland, who has