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Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
Vance Land Sales of Recent Date

The following are land sales OF recent
date:
g. b. Harris to B. l.. Abbott, on Hen
dersOn and Warrenton road two miles
north of Henderson, 6.35 acres for
$47625.
Howard Fleming to B. l.. Abbott, on
WilliamsbOro and Warrenton road, )
acres a $40 an acre.
W. c. Hight to P l.. Hogwood
50xl20 feet on Garnett street in North
Henderson, for 5000.
+. F. WOodlief to F. G. TOepleman,
9Ox13S feet on corner of Charles and
Rowland streets, $400
Henderson Loan and Real Estate Com
pany to Johnnie Grissom, house and lot
on Winder street, $4,000.
John kittrell to o. W. Blacknall, 100
acres in kittrell township, for 81, 800.
W. &. Hight to s. G.. Kelly, 19Sx19S
feet in North Henderson, $50.
W. c. Hight to Eli Lamb, 191x191
feet in North Henderson, $153.
W. c. Hight to J. Il. George, 99x99
feet in North Henderson, $142.
w. T. Hight to n. r. Hicks. lot in
North Henderson 12Ox1O8 feet, 500.
j. NJ. Young to Roger Burroughs, lot
OH Bell street 217x100 feet, 81. 100.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

(Co-Etiucational.)

DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED in the hill
country
UNSURPASSED IN HEALTHFULNESS
Modern in equipment. steam heat. Elec-
tric lights Baths Sewerage. With all
the advantages and none of the disadvan-
tages of city life.
AN HEAL INSTITUTION for the eduea-
tioa of young men and young women.
with tweBty-on years OF successful history
behind IT.
HIGH GRADE COLLEGE whose gradu-
ates are admitted without examination to
the graduate departments OF the great
Universities.
MAINTAINS ALSO Music. Art, Expression,
Commercial aud Preparatory Depart
meDt.
FOUR COURSES leading to d.G rees.
SPECIAL NORMAL COURSES for Teach
ers, approved and endorsed by Superin-
Gendent JOyner
TERMS MODERATE-$132 to $1S7 per
session of ten months.
FOR CATALOGUE or other information,
address, mentioning this papeT)
W. A. HARPER, President,
Elon College, N e.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
DANGER in DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for Henderson peopIe to Neglect

for Henderson People to Neglect.
The great danger of kidney troubles is
that they get firm hold before the suf-
ferer recognizes them. Health is gradu-
ally undermined. Backache, headache,
nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumba-
go, urinary troubles, dropsy. diabetes
and Bright's desease follow in merciless
succession. Don't neglect your kidneys.
Cure the kidneys with the safe and re-
liable remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills,
which has cured people right here in this
locality.
r. G. Taylor, Isl HilIsboro St, Ok
ford, N. g., says: Il used Doan's Kid
Pills about year ago and was greatly
benefited. | had suffered for several
months from lameness across the small
OF my back and the secretions from my
kidneys were irregular in passage.
Doans Kidney Pills brought me relief as
soon as began taking them and have
not had any cause for complaint since.
| consider this remedy worthy OF my
endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the ename-Doan's and take
no other
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
Unravellng a Mystery.

A girl had gone to a dinner in New
York with her steady. The young
man noticed a speck of what ap,
peared to be lint on her shoulder
When she wasn't looking he attempt
ed TO knock it off with his finger.
Alter several futile attempts he took
hold Of the line and started to oull
it off. He unraveled several wards
OF the tleecy stuff and when he seemed
to have all OF it threw it under the
table. That night the girl told her
mother that she had had perfectly
lovely time. But" she added, Il
have just been lying here in bed won
derlng what became of my union
suit. ."-Cleveland Star.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

Accuracy is the sign of a well-or-
dered and weli-balanced mind; mis-
takes are the result of slovenliness
and laziness. and they necessitate a
life OF apology and excuse. The man
who makes mistakes is he who does
not take the trouble to avoid them.
Exchange.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
NOTICE..

The State of North Carolina to Presley
Blake-Greeting:
Take notice that your wife, Lottp Blake,
has this day begun an action against you
in the Superior Court of Vance county for
divorce absolute. The same is returnable to
the October term, 1911, OF said court be-
ginning he 4th Monday after the 1st Mon
day in September, 1911. Complaint is al
ready filed. You must appear and answer
or demur to said complaint at sad term, or
the plaintiff will demand Judgment for the
relief aforesaid demanded in said complaint.
BY order of the Court service of the sum
mons made 10y publicat tion thereof four
weeks.
July 15, 1911.
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk SuperiorCourt OF Vance county, N. C.
HENRY r. POWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICUL TURE and MECHANIC
ARTS.
The States Industrial College.

Four-year courses in Agriculture; in
Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engi-
neering; in Industrial Chemistry; in Cot
ton Manufacturing and Dyeing. Two
year Courses in Mechanic Arts and in
Textile Art. One year course in Agricul-
ture. These courses are both practical
and scientific. Examinations for admis-
sion are held at all county seats on July
18th.
For Catalog address
THE REGISTRAR,
West Raleigh, N C.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
NOTICE..

HAVE QUALIFIED As ADMINISTRA
tor OF the estate Of Robert Wilson de
ceased, before the Clerk of the SUPERIOR
Court OF Vance county and | hereby notify
all persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them to me forthwith. If
not presented within one year this notice
Will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
July q, 1911.
JAMES WILSON,
Admr. of Robert Wilson
T. T. HICKS, Attorney.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
A Temperance Tale.

Senator Tillman once told of an
old man he used to know who drank
too much. He said:
''He was q fine old fellow in other
respects, and it was pitiful to see him
disgracing himself. One day l read
him a long lecture on the sin OF
drunkenness. Water, | said, is the
thing. Stick to water, James
"'Well, the old man answered,
there is only one place in the Bible
where man asked for water, and
guess you know where he was"
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Telephone No. 1885,
Schedule Effective April. 9. 1911


A NJ.
NJ.
and Tampa between n knight Key.
knights hey Sleeper ON Mama,
ron Knights KeyJ Also EictriigbteS Pnuaan PM nsn
Jack ksonviIean
oSarosta lighted Pullman % ,r'a ,Ia
to CharIot TT 93sl
gnng Car Service between New York wash shington
Richmond n New Smyrn
SEABOARD
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betweenN New Yorka Al
Drawing Room Cars hetreen
Parlor Ca 4twen
fman nParorC between
Hamlet on Train No m to RiIhmoDda
train No -
No
York and Memphis Electric lighted Puima Oh
leet1clightd Pullman Room sIeperC
.ott TO PORTSMOUTH; Trains 32 90 ca be
Hamlet Bir
No 2Rehm doWa
ton Trains 80 32 connect with at NoF
Charlotte Brmnsh AT
ctinga q Ports
aamoreN New
1ok Boston and Providence, a Ugh
s. u appoints
NJ Raleigh
M Raleigh and Weldon
m Durha S.1O p N
for AM NJ
Arrive at Henderson from Oxford NJ P. M.6:5
B RYAN 4s1p.pn
Agent,
1ofemoutn' va Raleigh, NC /
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10
Executors Notice.

HAVING QUALIT led AS EXECUTORS
Al Of the last will and testament of q
II. Davis, deceased, late of Vance county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all persons
holding claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
on before the 2lst day of July, 1912, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All PERSONS indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
Henderson, n. C.. July 20th 1911.
j. l.. DAVIS,
W. DAVIS,
Executors of G. II. Davis, deceased.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

Nothing short of a driving rain
will move the end seat hog.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

No. 29-Southbound-s:54 A. NJ.
No 30-Northbou M.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

No. S1-Southbound-1:2O A. NJ. i.
No. S4-Northbound-2:13 A. NJ
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

No. 43-Southbound P NJ.
No. Observation-Disclosures 2. NJ
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-08-10

No. 41-Southbound-2:23 p. II.
No. 3S-Northbound-1:06 P III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Gesen,a &mr cit g1Sn:
bfitSwai1em.

@iemobl .. 9. 3. Nreicriptior
Sabre long ais 0as cine Wfittel fir
gc5ema, Eiorialts un0 ale anoere11
Mrten bon @m1tfranfbeiten a11erfannt
p1r6e, tit iebt befannt, ooB es fei1l
anoeres @aidmittel gilt, ni@t einmal
iene, Sic BON &erid0nerungs=S pe5ta=
liiten gebraudt meroer, bas NIT Die
fer miloen 6liiliigfeit gum &eintger1
ser @ol1t bon. Simmer, 8ladbeaos,
Mns idlag uno alien dbnliden 9aut=
Mffeftionen bergliden meroen fam.
Mus 0iel em @runoe anein lollte Ell
ne 6laide 9. .. 9. in ieoem Sa1s=
bolt sur @ano iein. Cine 25c. Eros
be (oldc miro Gl1d sic Ser6ienite oie=
les groBartigen @ittels ols @elt@ts=
farbe @aidmittel 5eigen.
9. 6. 9. 16eint Sic ltri ade 51 be-
leitiger1, gleidpiel mas ser Srubel lit,
Sic @al1t gu reinieen n1t0 oieielbe
10 mei@, 10 5art nn6 flar gu balten,
mie sic eines geiun0en &inbes.
2aBt gud cine Csc. Slaide bent
nod geber un6 ba1tet Tie I'M &auie. s..
s. Garter, ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

oarin Sic Grfenntnib, oaB 6ieienigen
Menider, melbe jid in Motb l1no lln-
gliid befot1oen, oa0lrrd) cine Grmeite=
rl11g ibres grfabrltngsfreiies erla1gt
boben. ltno ein 3uma6S bon Mn=
ldomu,gen, oas @prt i'm pipbologi=
ldeu, inn meitelten Sinne alfgefaBt,
tr1gt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oa5u bel, Sic
@larbcit l1no 9el1tlid)feit oes beariff=
lide,, 0enfens 81 erb0ben ooer 1,el1e
@egriffe ei,l5l1fiibre,1. l1ngliidSidld=
&c meroen oen1nah Sen Meniden met
ier madden feline t6eorctiiden Grfo6=
rl11gen bereid)ern. llno nelle @e0on=
fen, melde o1,f oielc @eile gemon=
nel1 mproen iino, Meiben nie pbne
@irfung ollf 0as praftiide 2ebe't.
@ei iener @anollng, Sic iie ipaterbin
begebe1,, meroen oieie erfabrmgS=
mdbigen @oritellrmaen Tie oapor be-
mobrcn, iid ol1rb eige11e Sdl1l6 in
Elm Gbnlidcs l1ngliicf 81 itiir5en. ltno
MIR bllrd)t ielblterle6te Mptb fann lid)
Ser Menib in sic mgliidli6e Sage
eilles unoerel1 ncri eben. Ml1r oann
fam CT ou5l1 fpmn1en, oob CT iid pol=
Zig pergibt, NIT oem 9eioenoe1 fiiblt
ull0 trol1ert lt1o ibm Sen red)ten Srpl It
giebt. Moh elm an0eres, boberes @ut
perleibt oaS l1ngliid oils Grfobrung,
Sic Sen Menlden lpeiie mmlbt, 10 0aB
err Sen @efobren ml1tbig entaegeniebci1
fan11, Sic i'm i1 Stano iett> Gas ltl1-
ob11ocrlidc erbpbenen @al1ptes 5ll
tragel1.
slber ulld) in Sem 2ebe11 Ser SOL
fer bemobrt lid) Sos @prt, 0aB ltn=
gliid &ruft perleibe. @iiroeu Mir Sci
ipiele aus &0lfer= uno gin5elleben
feran5ieben, 10 fonnten mir 6od int
mer lltr ST. Ser grfenntnib fomr1ert,
oob ms ons ltngliif lebrt, beioes,
@liid u,1o l1ngliif tief SIT ernpfinoen,
oaB, >penl1 es audi feline Sptimiiten
inns froblibe Meniden b%eronbiloet, es
opd Sic St1rfe perleibt 1th iiber iid
ielblt 5l1 erbebe1r ltnb Sic &raft, @el0en
5lt 3el1Qel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
9aS 1tm9Imd ais &ebrs
,%tciiter.
llngliif ielber taugt nidt piel,
9ph es bat orei quite &iaoer:
&roft, grfabrung, Mitgefiibl.

@liid uno l1ngliif iin0 bon einan=
Ser obbGngige 8egriffe; elmer perllert
icille grilten5 ol,rb Mufboren oeS an
berel1. @ollten mir oelnnad ei1 2eber
gliiflid) i10tcln. in oen1soas lt11gliid
fei1c MpQe ipielt, 10 biebe oas ei11en
einf0rnigen 3uItano berbeimlnlben,
in Dem .cs fem Soften ltlo Sebne1,
feiu @eoal,ern l,lro 6rel1en giebt; Sic
ie @efiible miiBten mir 5l1n1 groben
Sbeil aus inherent 9epuBtlein aus
id)eioen l1no oan1it Sic groben @eoon=
ten, sic aus Dem ieligen @efilbl oeS
@liitfs 1uo ser Giefe oes Sdmer5es
herporql1ellel1. 6plglid} mioerlprid1
cine Nuffaliung, Die oas l(nglilf aus
Ser @elt miinld)t, nidt alein ser SO.
gift, lpnoeru es liegt oaril1 audb eire
@erfunnllllg ser iegea1Srcihen Mir=
tl>lqeu, melde es ntf Sic Mcnlbbelt
ul1siitt llno oielc @irfl1ngen: gr=
iobru1la. Mitaefiibl lt1o Strait li1o
Geidnpilser, Sic olle gut gcartet lil1o,
ubcy ollrd) Die il1oipiouellen Gigen=
id)oiteu il pcridieoener @eile mir
fen, lid} ergGl15en u1o fullm obne elr=
olloer SIT oenfen li1o.
Gin oltes, inn &plfe %ollgernein be-
fa,l1tes Spridmort iogt: v9nrd)
Sd)aNclr miro ll1ol, fll1g!" s. lie9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
@emmbimdt mno itttli6er
&ebcmSermit.

Gin GROCER @rebsi6a0el1 unlerer
3eit lit sic 2ei6tlebigfeit inns &C.
m1Blnd)t, ser INNER mebr Meniden
gum 0pfer fallen. Man lel1g>et oas
Senieits, @ott uno Gergeltlung, uno
iubt ons YaraoieS gang int 0iesieits,
@erbangniBpom miro 6ieie 3eitrid=
tl1rg ualnentlih fir Sic berompabien=
Sc Sl1geno oie NIT bem Mustritt aus
Ser 5dnle ms 2eten tritt. Son ser
3eititr0nu1,g ergriffen ulro in Sen
Struoel ser @ergniigungsgier fortge=
riiien, nerlieren Saltiel,oe ibren Salt.
Die @efrieoigltng ser @enuBiltdt in
ser SinnlidJfeit, in Irunf, Spiel nno
9fodtidJm6rmereien 5erfriBt rolh sic
iuugen &r6fte, n1odt iied) l11o fiibrt
SEM @robe 81. Ml1r our6 M0Bigfeit
inns elm georonetes 2eben Ell tarfen
&0rper a11D @eiit, meroen mir mioer=
ltmoSfabig fir Mnitrel1gungen nno
@efuGren.
9eidtlebiafeit ul,o @em1bilrdt er=
foroern pie @elo. Gober lit oft &C.
ruoe bei 2euten, sic piel p%eroienen,
jeoodb Ser @elmbiltd)t p%erfallcn, int
>nerfort @el0notb, &eridu1l0atlg u10
1iirftigfeit SIT holrs. l1no Sic 9(er=
merl1 peril1dben Sic miiiten Grtropo=
goll5ea Ser &eidet nad55udffen -
toltienoe bon 2ea1ten nit beideioe,1em
&erln6gen foml1en baourcb an Sen
&ano oeS 9fllins, mubreno lelblt blt11=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

oerte Ser reideren 2elte melt iiber
lire Wfittel binauSleben. 0teie Ma=
ltie 0es @enr1iies eritredt ii6, ami ted=
ems mie cine b0ie Seu9e auf al1e &rei=
;e, al1d) al1f 0as offentlide 8eamten=
tbl1n1. 5%frl1pelloie @eminnludt legt
oen @eon1ten sdlingen, fiibrt ibn in
Ser udungen, oenen CT in Ser bon
franfbafter @enubiudt 0nrdidpan=
Jerten s[tmoipb6re nur 81 lei4t er=
liegi.
9eidtlebigfeit un16 @e1ubiu@t ba=
SEN aber altd nod ste boi EN- 5olgen,
>ab ser Sinn fir 5ielbemubteS ert1=
ties @ormqrtsitreben immer mebr
7dmit1Set, neil ser littlide Salt Derlo=
rem gebt, SEN aaein Sic &eligion bic
let. Gin iolder Meni6 miro ein
'dmaafer1oes 5hilfrobr, 6as ie6er
@ino bin= uno b%erbemegt, cine @etter=
fabne, sic je0en Mugenblid sic &i@=
tung medlelt, ein ibtpaber 9alm, Der
ieoer @riff elmer fremoen @an0 fnidt
un6 gu 8ooen mirft. Ser @eruBlii6=
:ige erliegt ie0er @eriltdung; ct lit Elm
5flape ieiner 2eioenidaften..
@emiB mill Sober na6 einem Sem
Meniden eingeidlaffenen Orange
gliidlid iein nn6 au6 an oen Srer-
Sen 6es 2ebens Mntbeil baben. Mber
SEN @eg5eiger babel ml1B @ottes Sc
ieb un6 sic Stimme 6es @etpil}ens
bil6en, sic immer fragt, mas uns er=
1oa1bt inns mas iiinobaft inns perboten
lit. @ott lit unier @err, Ser nr6
ieine @ebote inns Ben ein5ig redten
@eg sur @oblfabrt fir 3eit nno
gmigfeit meiit; mer 6oron itd) balt,
irrt nidt l111o muB nidt ant @noe ser
Sabre iein 2eben als pergeuoet nn6
%perlpre1 be5eidnen; peripatete &ene
ruff 6oS perlorene 2eben ME mebr gu
riif. Sic nel1en Mpoltel, Sic 1ebt III
3eitungen 111o Geriaml1tngen Ser SUI
gen6 6as @pangelium ser @enltB lu6t
inns @ottenfrem6ung preoigen, rltint=
rem oamit l~1n5abltge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Sic alte &eimatD.
Hpic11.

Die Con Iteration oes n%el1er1o1untel
@eibbiihpfs fir g mel e II, Hrof. Or.
&1osfe, fan0 am 10. 6ebr. in g o,
e II ltatt. - Ser Sberf0riter &leooS
ali einem @ut BET Mem= &a6om
muroe BON @iloerefn eri9oiien, mdb=
reno ct in leiner @obnu1g beim
Mbenoeiien iaB. Ger Mrbeiter 8riis=
fe in g 6nei0emibI,6 ser nit eli
gener 2ebensgefabr SEN @6iiler Mrnot
pom Ip6e oes grtrinfens %rettete, err
bielt 100 %. 8elobnung.
@dleiien.
Sim Selte ser fl. Dreifonige ltart
in 8reslan ser emerit. Hfarrer
@mil @ans int Sitter bon 72 Sabre11.
Mn oemlelben Sage lit in Sos
m / l. 3 ser Hfarrer BON 8obanomib,
Heter &olanl1s, inn SO 2ebensiabre &C.
ltorben. - 8eim 8ran0e ser S6rot=
bol5firde in MarfIomib Der
bronnten 8 @loden, Sic Srgel, ser
@odaltar nit 2 Seitenoltdren; alle
4 al1f &ol5 gemalte Safelbil0er aus
0em Mnfang oes 16: Sabrunoerts, Sic
iib friiber in ser Stride befan0en, iin0
Dor ld11gerer 3eit int &farrbaui lie l1n=
tergebradt mor0en un6 0a0mr6 Ser
Gernidtung entgungen.
Sad)ien.
S11 6 + + lit Ser friibere fonl er=
batipe &eidstags= 11n0 2unotagsabge=
oronete Sob. Safobsf6tter III
ser Madt gum "a. San. int Sitter BON
II Sabren gel torben. St mar ieines
3eidens S6nei0ermeiiter un0 Elm ge=
nalrer &enner Ser @anOmerfer= u11o
Mittelitan6s frage11, fir Sic er altd
publiciitiid nit grobem @eidid etn=
trot. = 8eim @ol5i6nei0en fam III
@ii6boue bei @eiligenita0t ser
2Oiabrige Observation-Disclosures &obrba6
ser &reisidge 51 nabe, Sic ibm iammt=
lide Singer ser redten &ato ab=
lbnitt. - @eiligenita6t bot
nadJ ser letten &olfs5ablltng 1928
Ginpobner, oorunter 110 &atboli=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

SIR miBt es mobrideinIid, 6aE
Hneumonia ltets BON elmer @rf1ltunQ
6erriibrt, ober SIR babt nie bon elmer
grfaltltng geb0rt, Sic in Enea1monio
ol1sartete> me11n @bamberlains @u1ten=
mittel gebral1d)t mur0e. @orum 6as
Miiifo laufen, ipenn Sic les Mittel fir
cine &leinigfeit 81 befommen lit? gu
faltfen bei Ser MoIitor 9rllg So.
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Standardization.

Sn ser Observation-Disclosures su
6ranffnrto a. M. !panoten iid ant
IL. Sssan. Sic Socialoernofraten nit al
Ter g6arfe geger1 Sic @rridtung eli
mes @reu5es auf 6em @auptfrie6bof.
Die 8orlage tpl1r6e sem &odbaual1s-
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.9annpner.

8iirgermeiiter Sonen bon 30 e D.
pen lit no9 &erl1ntrelntng BON ca.
5000 &c. itqotiider @eloer un6 1tnter
@interlaHung 5ablreider Sdl11oen
un6 iber fem @erm0gen lit
ser @oncurs b%eantragt mor6en. Ser
Sta6t baben sic @ltern 0es Glii6t-
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Scbaltet sen Mamcn,

Tolep's @oncp ol1o Sar fir al1e SIT
itelr lu1o grfdltl1ngen, fir bautige
@r1lltc, 9l1ftrobrenel1t5iin0u11g 1n0
fir ern1ottenoen Ga Grippe @ltlten.
Seine 0piotel. @ermeigert Subiti=
tlltc. Mplitpr 3rug 60.
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tngs 0a5 peruntrel1te @el0 eriebt.

ltl1gS 0a5 peru1trel1te @el0 eri ebt. -
3u Ssnabriif itarb ant ~. Sul1.
int Glitter Don So Sabren ST.. @einr.
@eprg Spel1meier. - Sn @ollage
perlGie0 I'M Sitter po11 SO Sabren Ser
Colon @erbarO @enr. &llunpe; in
8 lanei inn 9llter bon y Sobren Sic
@ittme Matb. &i11ter, geb. @eg=
n1al1n; in e euen + uus inn 81. Sc
bensjabr Ser 2ebrer uno Srganiit
gperbar0 Mollmann; u1o in Mlf=
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-20
MEEKER

Meeker, o. Jan. 2O-Mrs. LYDIA
Davis entertained her Sunday school
class at her home Saturday evening.
The evening was spent with games
and social chat. Light refreshments
were served.
Those present We're Misses Gayle
Hatfield, Dora Greenwood, Viola Brice
ly, and Marie Davis and Messrs.
Dale Rhoads, Ernest Mason, Irwin
Greenwood, Harold Rhoads, Alva
Schertaer, Elmer Chambers and Les
ter Nirden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey Little and
son Layton were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Little west Of
town.
Carrie. Ruth and Lois Mears were
visitors at the Frank Hollis home
east Of town Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sprague and daughter
Delight are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb Of La
Rue.
Mr., and Mrs. A, ID. Schultz and
son Dee spent Sunday and Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Schultz of Agosta.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Davis and daugh-
ter Ella spent Monday at the Dick
Davis home north OF town.
Ernest Mason was the guest OF his
cousin Dale Rhoads Saturday night.
Word has been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus now of
Edgerly n. ID. but recently OF this
place, announcing the birth of a son
to them January End. His name is
John Cleveland.
Those who We're in Marion Satur-
day were, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rhoada
and Ernest Wiley.
June Sprague and Howard Virden
were at Agosta on business Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wash
burn east of town Friday
Gladys Davis is on the sick list.
Mrs. Harry Forty and children
Josephine and Rudolph were guests
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. III. C.
Cookston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brunner will
entertain the Epworth League Fri
day evening January 9th to which
all members of the League and theii
friend are cordially invited.
Neva Hatfield was the guest OF
Emma Day Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Cookston and
son Donald We're Sunday visitors al
the Thomas Moon home.
Lowe Trey Of Caledonia was
business visitor here last week.
Clemma and Marjorie Grubb OF
near Agosta were visiting here Sat
urday.
Miss Jane Hatfield Is visiting a.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Moon OF near Mansfield few weeks