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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
NAMPA H. s. vs.. P. H. s.

Come out next Saturday and see
the P. H. S. play alright ball. The
team had some hard luck on the
last trip, but the jinx cannot stay
with US forever. The game at Boise
was the fastest one played en- the
Bcise Park this year. The boys got
started bad in the first inning. Shake
went into the box cold and before
the inning had ended Boise had gath
cred eight runs. They got few
hits off Shake and Sc eral errcrs
were chalked up against the Pay
ette boys. After that first inning
Boise never saw second base while
Payette get around to third several
times but could not score. The Pay
ette in-field played wonderful ball,
handling everything clean and the
out-feld was right there with the
goods. Shake was in superb form
after the fatal inning and Boise coul1
not solve his delivery only getting
two hits in eight innings. The Pay
ette fellows were rather weak with
the stick but few famed.
Payette will have another chance
to take Boise into camp in a few
weeks and the chances are good.
The Nampa game was lest on e.
rors. There were three errors MAZE
by the Payette boys but they were
very costly. Crump pitched for the
P. H. S. and Nampa only solved his
delivery for three hits in seven in
nings and the hits were well scatter
ed. Shake finished the game and
held Nampa at his mercy but the
three bad errors could not be over
come.
We get another chance at Nampa
next Saturday and if the boys have
he right kind of support they wi
easily walk away with the games.
The cast has been picked for the
Senior play and they are now hard
1t work under Coach Tweedy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
new PLYMOUTH NOTES

Miss Florence Foote of We,ser is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. N. A
crews.
Henry Clark will start the eree-
ton Of four room cottage about
the first OF May on his lot recently
purchased of E. C. S. Brainarl Just
cast Of Frank Driscoll S on South
Boulevard. Elmer Ransom and Mr..
Case of Star will do tie car2enter
work.
Another car load of Ford cars "a
rived this week for the Plymouth
Garage Co. The Ford car is now se--
ling so cheap that almost anyone can
afford to own one Fred Bain, rro
prietor of this garage is doing
good business, also conducting
shop in Payette with Dwight EaAeF
as manager.
Mrs. Tom Castle Sr., and daugh-
ter of Baker City, Ore, are vis.til
relatives in New Plymouth this
week.
Wednesday evening of last week
the 'Willing Workers" of the Con-
lgregational Sunday School pleasantly
entertained the Homer Bright
class at the A. w. Ransom home. A
short program was gwen, each ore
being called on to take Iart, tacse
not prepared were asked to help
serve refreshments which consisted
Of ice cream and cake. All departef
for their homes at late hour, the
boys voting the girls as royal en-
tertainers.
Jim Carpenter was Bcise visit T
Wednesday of last week. While there
Mr.. Carpenter filed on a Homestead
in the Big Willow country.
Mrs. ]. H. Henderson and daughter
Eva, arrived Friday from Clearwater,
Neb. After a short visit here with
friends they will go to tbs coast
to visit Mrs. Henderson's son.
w. B. Anderson and wife were
Sunday visitors with Tom S one ard
family on the Emmett beech.
Prof. Charles A. Strong won tie
ten dollar prize given by The States
man for the best reason why Home
Industry should be patronized. His
reply is as follows: 1t is patriotic.
economical, encourages and dig7ifi s
local labor, promotes public interest,
sustains cooperation and stimulates
the best social life.
A car load of bridge material ar
rived Monday to be used on TIE
steel bridge that is being construct
ed across the Payette. The work
is progressing rapidly under the
management of Forbes & Co., of
Caldwell and we hope to soon well
come the Big Willow people to
our little town.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
THE NELSON TRIO

The Nelson trio that appeared at
the high school auditorium last Sat
urday evening, as the closing num-
Der of the course, being an extra to
fill vacancy caused by the failure
of the Aller rtio to appear, was one
of the best numbers of the course,
and was we'll received by the audi
ence. The chalk-work by Mr.. Neil
son was of unusual merit, and the
musicar' 'mbers fine. The Nelson's
we've I16t second to any numben of
the course.-Union Oregon Republi-
can.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24

J. F. Creasey is having a new
glass front put in his building now
occupied by the Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Susan Ketchum OF Boise is
visiting friends here this week
The Christian Endeavor elected
six delegates to attend the conven-
ton at Fruitland to be held Friday
and Saturday. Those named are as
follows: Mary Weir, Lulu Ransom,
Mary Easter, Gerald Hamilton, Har-
ry Small and Paul Hinchliff.
DR.. Drysdale is renovatirg his
house with a new coat of paint.
S. A Fairman left for his home
in Denver, Colorado, Saturday atar
visit with his parents, Jas. Fair
man and wife.
Miss Edna Bean returned Tues -ay
from McMinnyille, Oregon, where
she has been attending college.
A three foot concrete base has
been constructed around the Con-
gregational church to make it en-
tirely safe. A platform at the en-
trance and a cement walk has al
SO been constructed.
Rev. T. H. Gilbert left SATURDAY
for Pocatello on business.
Earl Mccullough is recovering
nicely from his recent operation and
was brought home Tuesday from the
hospital in Ontario.
Clark Beamgard was Payette Wis
itor the first of the week.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smock planned very
pretty surprise on her son Carlyle
on his sixteenth birthday, Wednesday
evening of last week when she in
vited twenty of his young friends in
to spend the evening. The time
was pleasantly passed with games
and music while later dainty re-
were served. Carlyle re
ceived many nice presents with sin
cere wishes for many mere happy
birthdays. Those present were the
Iona Easter, Blanch Rose,
Matte Bean, May Hyl;on, Alice Eliss,
Marvel Blayden. Ella Peterson, Grace
Lingel, Lucille Smock and Messrs.
Roy Baker, Galen Paris, Carol Cox,
Leonard Cox, Ebbie Hyltcn. Harry
Gerald Hamilton. Godfrey
Gains. Joe Lingel, Byron Lingel and
Carlyle Smock
Charley Phillips was brought home
this week from the hospital in On
tario where he has been confined
with broken leg. He is getting
along nicely considering the serious
ness of the break.
Rev. Mcpherson of Ontario was
transacting business in Plymouth
Monday.
The Minstrel given by the Fire
Friday evening was a
grand success. The door receipts
being $500.
Mrs. R. H. Nichols returned home
Monday after a months visit with
relatives in Sweet and Idaho City.
Arthur Smith left Tuesday for
Baker City, Ore.
Mrs. Mark Campbell has been hzv-
ing a siege Of la grippe the past
week.
L. Wachter, P. Monroe Smcck
and Mike Sullivan motored to On
tario Friday to visit Earl Mccullough
at the hospital.
Mrs. Elmer Mohler and daughter of
Payette visited at the ]. F. Chas-
teen home few days this week.
C. c. Miller left Tuesday for
Gooding, Idaho, to visit with rela-
tives at that place.
Bertha Ostrum entertained forty
of her friends to a dinner party Sum
day in honor of her eleventh birth
day. 1t was day long to be re-
membered by all present.
Mrs. Beighler is enjoying visit
from her father, Mr.. Kile from the
East,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24

A Rare Silk Bargain-the famous
Queen Quality" black taffeta silk
(name woven in the selvage) Sc
inches wide, the best s1.50 value In
America on sale Saturday at Rus
sells for CSC per yard.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24

Lost-Between Payette and Washoe
School house one aluminium bamboo
spray rod eight feet long and fitted
with nozzle and cut off. Finder re-
turn to Giesler Brothers Store and
receive reward, lit
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
THE BAPTIST PASTOR
breaches FAREWELL SERMONS

In closing his pastorate in this
city Rev. Henry Van Engelen viii
preach sermon next Sunday at IL
A. M. on 1.-The Pearl of Days" and
at P. M. on "The Aaronic Bless
ing" The public is cordially invit-
ed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
SUNDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH

Worth Winning" will be the sub
ject next Sunday evening at by
the pastor. Preaching in the morn
ing at IL. Special music at both
services, All are invited,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
Upper Country to See Circus.

Upper Country to See Circus.
On the day that the big Sells-Flo-
to Shows are in Payette, May 9th
the Payette Valley Railroad will
run a special through excursion
train from Horseshoe Bend, Idaho,
to Payette. Train will leave Horse
shoe Bend in time to arrive in Pay
cite for the parade. The usual ex-
cursion rates will apply from all in
termediate points.
Celebrate Tenth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Hurd were
agreeably surprised last Tuesday ev-
ening when their friends to the num-
Der of about thirty walked in on
them and announced their intention
of assisting them to properly OBJ
serve their tenth wedding anniver-
sary The evening was spent in
music and playing games and at a
late hour refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Hurd We're presented
with a beautiful water color picture
and at a very late hour the guests
departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Hurd
many more happy returns of their
anniversary.
Genuine Rocky Ford canta' 'oupe
seed and Kleckley Sweet watermel-
on seed now on sale at Thurston's
Drug Store. 17tf
Commissioner E. A Blair went to
Caldwell on Tuesday morning to at
tend a meeting of the county board
and expected to get through and
return home by Wednesday evening.
The Enterprise office is short a
devil this week as Leo Ballinger who
is acting in that capacity broke the
thumb on his right hand last Friday
while playing base ball.
The Indian relics consisting Of
spear heads which were found by
John Rogge last week have been
placed on display at c. o. Grimes
Mr.. Rogge is in correspondence with
curio dealer and expects to dis
pose of them.
Rev. Henry Van Engelen having ac-
cepted a call to the Baptist church
at Hoquiam, Washington, will next
Sunday night preach his farewell
sermon to the people of Payette TAX
ing for his subject, ''The Aaronic
Blessing" Rev. Van Engelen has
been with the Baptist church here
almost two years coming from
Couer D'Alene during the summer
Of 1911. Under his direction tie
Church has in every way grown much
stronger, especially has it made a
good substantial advancement in the
Sunday School work, its teaching
functions being greatly increased and
improved upon. Rev. ana Mrs. Ven
Engeleu will be greatly missed in
Church circles as they are both
ceaseless and untiring workers in
all its departments and are held in
the highest esteem and regard by
all the Church members as well as
the citizens of Payette in general.
For Sale-A good milk COW. En-
Quire at this office. 17tf
Genuine Rocky Ford cantaloupe
seed and Kleckley Sweet watermel-
on seed now on sale at Thurston's
Drug Store. 17tf
Wanted-A good capable cook. VIII
pay good wages to the right person
that can do good plain cooking and
homework Mrs. c. A Berding. Pay
cite, Idaho, Phone 2S4 black !.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
Visits Old Time Friends.

DR.. L. A Freeman, OF Providence,
Rhode Island, visited a few days
the latter part of last week at the
NJ. F. Albert home in this city. Mr..
Freeman and MIR. Albert were old
time friends during boyhood school
days. DR.. Freeman is one of the
foremost educators of the state of
Massachusetts, and holds a very i'm
portant state office.
The Tom Jones Drug stock was
packed up yesterday and shipped
to New Meadows where it viii be
installed by a Mr.. Bohannan.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24

Genuine Rocky Ford cantaloupe
seed and 1,leckley Sweet waterme'-
on seed now on sale at Thurston's
Drug Store, IFu
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
LOCAL NEWS
Mail Clerks Are Examined.

Mail Clerks Are Examined.
A. S. Rand, Chief Railway Mail
Clerk was in Payette Wednesday and
while here examined the mail clerks
in the Payette office as to their
proficiency in the work
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Gpiamraadjer in Rosfau.

gs fdeint suns unpermeibIi1 81
fein, hab bic gbineien, Dobin Il
fommer, aud ibr fiirhterIihes gift
bas Opium, nit ii9 f9Ieppen. SIN
fdmubiait.n @tabtteil BON Mostai
Iiegi bns dineffde @iertel. Set ei'
nigea Sabren bat fid Der 3ubrane
Der besppft.n Gibns bes bimmIifher
Rein.s nod benz Witterden Wostot
bsbenfIi6 perftdrft. Den &oufleu.
ten, bic namhafte @eiddfte betreiben
foIst.n bic tleinen GtraBenbinbIer,
bic GeibentrGmer unb Spibenbdub.
Ter, DIE ans.bIid tdte Saden 5u Bill
lisen preifea ausbieten. Weiitens
baben fe ibre SamiIisn in gbina sea
lafm. Dieie fl.in.n gambler finh
e Boupt5adlid. bic bas rationale
Cater bts Dpiumraudens mad Woss
Tau sebradt bnber. mo es rapibe
Sortfhritfe maht.
gs lit Ri9t Ieift, bas Gift. beffen
ginfubr frengftens Derbpten III. eiuz
Sufdmuggeln unb ab3ufeben; aber
biefe seIben 8riioer iinb f9larer aIs
Jiidfe: unter benz 9.dmantel BON
hineffhem unb iapanifdtm parfiim
BADEN fie es iiber bic 9rense sebradt
unb berfaufen es gang floft. natiirs
lid fir ihiperes @elb. Menn bieIe
Rrdm.r aber INNER nod cine GENTLE
8oriiht beobaaten. 10 treten bic 6is
nefifden Muiitanten unb Sdn5er
melt freder auf. Sic ftreifen I'M
bic Srinf- unb 5eeba1en, um bic
b.rrufenen aelIerfn.ipen nnb Hadts
afpIe. fpo lie ibr p,iblitum finben, lie
fpielen ibr Gtft aber aud ben ent>
neroten 2sbemGnn.rn unb ben Sobn=
den Der reiden aaufl.ute in bic
SGnbe. Sn t%lein.n, rotten S1G9teIz
den iinb sebn gtflen Opium unb
rim sierlides pfeifden: bas @.fddft
1T i'm Ru ssmadt, unb ipenn bic
Ppli3ei einmal 5ugreifen min, finb
bic 5pibbubsn sntfalipft. Wer elns
mol bon benz berauidsnbsn Mittel
senofen bot, sdblt fortan gu ibrer
feften &unbibaft = unb bic Srunts
in6t 1T sesen Dies 9ater mod eip
beideibenes uebel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
NerfmarSise SGnptlinse.

SIN einem MeiBbu9, bas tiirSIid
iiber bic Gage i'm &onsosebiet ber<
Dffentli9t purbe, sibt Der britif4e
@i5etonful gaItsns einen 8eridt iibsr
cine Reife Lungs Der Oftliden @rensen
bes &afiais0 iftritts. Sierbsi be-
Iudte er audi 3abinba, .inen Dirt
bon GROCER politiIder 8ebeutuns, bic
5timat bon 2upunsu, benz 9dupte
ling Der gafonsi unb einsm Der
mddtigiten Siibrer i'm Ronsosebiet.
gaftens sibt cine turSe @efdt9te bic
fes mertpiirbisen Menfden, in Der
er fast: n2upunsu fiebt tpie elm 9ers
BREEDER aus. Gr bat nur elm 4use.
fein Geiidt lit bur1 pofennarben
entitellt, anb nod allen 8eri9ten 1T
er ebenfo laiterbaft nte bint.rliftig.
Gtin 2ebenslauf III aubersetpDbnli1.
Ils 4inb bon feinem Batter npseee
iebt, ipurbe er fpdter bon eirem I'm
terbduptlins nalnens Senti nbop.
tiert, belfen Sobn beute 2upunaus
premierminifter lit. Mls ilnser
Monn liebte er, pbantaitiide &lsis
bunsen au trasen, unb er rsbete ben
Gingeborenen elm, baB er nit .5ilfe
ieines blinben 4uses allie @ebeims
niiie ersriinben tDnne. llnb ielbit
beute nod fiirdten fih bic Gingeboe
rener Dor ieinem blinben Muge.
galb bate er cine ganae Shnr
BON Gnbdnsern nm ii9 perfommsIt.
@r f6IpB 6reunbf9aft NIT ben aras
bifden 5dnbIern, unb nit beren
Silfe beaann er eilen Selbsus aeaen
Ieinen Better, ben er Delicate. Gr
tpurbe Sduptling Der 8ofpnsi. Sn
einem Sorf unb in Der llmgebuna
ipobnen iiber 5000 Gineebprene, cher
er lit nidt mir Sduptling Der 9a<
fpngi, fonbern linn unterifebens aud
md biele anbere GtGmme, 70 baB
feline Entertainer fi9 uneefdbr auf
10000 belaufen. Sc 3dblt urgefGbr
300 5rnuen feia sig.n nnb besublt
germ Die bon Der Resierung fiis iebe
JralI erbobene St.uer BON sfpsi Sran.
ten, bo Inn Der Sribut feines @oIt.s
seniiaenb @tlb .inbrinst.A Der aons
Tul fiist bin5u, boB bic Ging.bprenen
gliidIih unb s%ufrieben Ieben. Die
mGnnsr faufen iid ibr. Srauen, nm
lie bann. ip.nn bas @eThdft Tid
lohnt, tpieber tpeiter All pe~rhanbeIn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

SIN 3eiben Der SinuneIsfpoae joI.
len mir urts 6drnn e~rirnerri, 6nR
Fin g~eoeibIider 2ebensIanf MIR Bel
nollItGtbsgem @Ieidgeipidt 6es Gel.
5es mogIid lit. 8ermeihet 6ns 3lt-
piel ebenfo Die Dos 3lhpenial Siitet
Gud Dor ueberlaonng 6es Waaens.
gpbet Dem 4orper aber AUDI an Sbei.
lie unh Grant gert1,g 6es @liten.
@nbret Gid aiif Dor llebermii6ura
isnie Dor Mangel an Ebatiafeit urr5
genegang. Sorget Fir elm etuiaes
@leidmab, ODER es per6en fib Gfor.
ullgea i'm aorper eirfteIen, Die fid
iflicBIif burdb uparnigfafe ernitIidt
9eifweroen fun6aeben, tpie aopf.
ifmerSen, Nattieteit, Ser5fIopfen,
Shwiroel, 8eritopfumg Drud in Ser
Waaenerube, Merenbeifaper6en, Mii.
denihp6be, arelt3fhmer5en, II. /. 10.
Eann lit bas @Ieidgeipidt, Die &c.
iunaheit geft0rt unto Der Sob unber.
nIeiDIidi, iofern Sbr Dem &orper
ndt wie6er su Dem @IeidgeipidJt iei-
rler 2ebenstbdtigfeit berbeIft. Dos
ipiea 1T alr.fah geitiig, ben es giebt
nilr eiilen Weg, ur6 Der lit leidt in
allen apotbpfe1 au fin1en rrlb aipar
in @eitaIt Der beriibuten ct. Bern.
arc G~rauterpiIIsn. Diefe BiIlen,
emit nor ipeiien Nondesr e~rfitr6etl.
baben lid, an nielen fanien6en bon
aeutell rrlit seitSrtem @leibgetuidt~
eurd Safrbrn6erte ais 6aS betudbr..,
mas iie iinb; aIs Dos bette MitteI
bas glut 5t reinigen, ole Sbatig-
felt Der Sober uro ser Iieren aa
reguIiersn, frr5 baS geitorte @leid-
getuidt I'M &orper tuieber ber5mitefs
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Der erie @dIofpaaen in einen,

Der erfte G1Iofnagen in einem
@ifenbnhnSuse bertebrte 1889 ami
f6en Baltimore unb pbiIobeIpbia.
Die Dor einisen S1bren in Chile
reu entoedttn Golpeterloger finb 70
srpB. baB lie ben 8ebarf Der seTams
ten 2anbpirtf9dft Der 6rbe fir $50
Sabre beden t0nnsn.
Der I'D re 8~aiferfaII Der
Grbe 1T Der Sutberlanbd faI in Heu.
ieelonb, Der 1900 CUB bernbfGllt.
Die grDBtt Sdludt Der Grbs
lit Der srpBe &plprabpsgaMo mi.
$500 Sub giefe, 10 Maeilen Brett,
unb 700 MtiIen 2dnae.
Sn 9eutfdInnb CAB .s i'm
Sabre 1910 215 llnsIiidsfalte burd
8en5in, bel iueldsn AZ Menf6.n aes
tOtet, 30 f6psr unb Al Ieiht pfr.
leBt purbtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

ST lin iebt nit In { aobnoifdsn,
Sbnt ben 8enens BON unier "copper".
pobriis gu per5dbls, I'm muB bier abs
brsde.
Womit ih ptrblsitpt
Sine Sbrn Iietptr
qbtIipp Sauerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

Sntter so a + I E n: Sd, fperoe
ie6en Sreitag fiir Sarmer bic @ei-
sert, Corn ooer nnberes SHUTTER ge-
robIt ipiinfd,er meine Miible IN
8etrieb baben.
Sobt s. &ueoieer, O.. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

1616.
Nein Iieber Serr Rsbadiionari

Baohr Dob l9 tn
msin Rieport INNER
infer Supper ipsiter
sebn. pin id fdgs,
DOB Die 2i5aie. mos
rlsint 4lte Is, bic
Srb.r sepipe sehabt
Bat, bab Bel lire
sanss arpeit in Die
aiti9en niemanb me
felt bic &itfmeu aes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Therefore

Mr.. Merchant and Business
Man. meet your competitors
with their own weapons
advertising
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

ySie miifen heute nit nns pprIieb
re6nen, Serr b. 8srtib! Meine Srdn
bat ibre fatale Misrdne bod nt9t be-
fdmpfen f6nnen lie lGbi Ti9 emit,
fdulbioen!1
Der 6err armer5isnrai FAM mies
Der in i.inen oiden 2eSsrIsFel Surud,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14
CONVENTION
To Name City Ticket to Be
Held Monday Evening
by Socialists.

Local Socialists held a special meet
ing at the residence of W. R. Jones,
11s First street, Thursday evening
for the purpose of arranging date
TO hold convention in order to name
their candidates for the coming city
election.
BY unanimous vote It decided to
hold the convention at 1880 o'clock
next Monday evening in the Hoffman
hall on Court street. All local Social
lists are.@<ked to attend the conven-
ton.
The large attendance Thursday
evening demonstrated that at house
meeting all who attend cannot be
comfortably seated and for this rea-
son, hereafter the Socialists will meet
in Hoffman Hall on Court street.
Larger meetings may be held in the
court house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14
round TABLE
Begins Its Meeting Here with
Sectional Sessions in
School Building.
iIETWF~

Public school superintendents.
principles and teachers assembled in
the Central school building here at
2:S0 O'Clock Friday afternoon to par
ticipate in a meeting of the Monon-
gTeela Valley Round Table Out Of
town members from Grafton, Fair
mont, Morgantown, Warrington, Wes-
ton, Salem, Buckhannon and other
points and the city itself was largely
represented. Sectional meetings were
held. Mrs. Lulu S. Hogg as chairman
had charge OF the primary section in
room 8, Joseph Roster chairman pre-
sided over the grammar section in
the assembly room and the high
school sections proceedings were d.
rected by Chairman G. H. Colebank.
Questions pertaining to the respective
sections were discussed at length and
in a helpful manner.
A general session will be held in
the First Presbyterian church at s
o'clock tonight, when DR.. Waterman
Barbe and Prof. ]. F. Marsh will de-
liver addresses.
AT 8 o'clock tomorrow morning an
other session will be held in the same
church with, Or. ]. N. Deahl chairman.
/ The enrolment shows an attend
ance of 500, many more than was ex-
pected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14
HEAVY

CONTINUED from page one.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14

the Atlantic States by Saturday
night or Sunday morning.
Cold wave warnings have been is
sued for Michigan, Gndfeiaa, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa, Ten
essee. Kentucky, Arkansas and
north Texas.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

NlNEROOM HOME IN Decatur, Adams Street,
is cherted Lot 73x200. Water sewer and electric
Must sell. $4,000, reasonable terms. See Mr. Eve.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

nave ten lots on River car line in
cent fare belt, for sale on easy
Ems. Call on or phone j. w. William
V.Hti.a t Germania Savings Bank. No.
whitehall street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

CAN furnish retired business men,
clerks. bookkeepers and others fine
farms, acres and up to 1000. near
railway stations and good markets,
cheaply and on easy payments. Write
for particulars to Stephenson Land and
Lumb Der COMPANY. Oconto wis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23
15OACRES.

WITHIN one mile of Stone Mountain depot, pub
lie road on two sides, corners on Georgia rail
road. One of the streets of the town is being ex-
tended through this place, 8-room and 4-room
house, two barns, and abundance of fruit so
acres in cultivation Is acres in original woods and
25 acres in pasture Price includes personal prop
erty. Would exchange for city property sell on
terms. Price 800 per acre.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23
113 ACRES.

PARTLY IN THE TOWN OF REX, GA-On
Southern Railroad Has good Groom house
and other improvements; 60 acres in cultivation
600 apple trees, WORTH THE MONEY Price
$780, one-thrd cash
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23
142 ACRES.

IN AND NEAR JONESBORO, GA.-4O acres of
this is Central of Georgia test farm nothing
better in the state Oats from this farm took first
prize at State Fair this year. The owner wants
one-haf cash. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST
VALUES IN THE STATE AT THE PRICE
800 per acre.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANT ED.

WANTED~Farms. We have buyers.
Buyers located free. Free list. Buy
ers' Guide. Sixtysecond street, Olney,
Ill
WANTED-At once 80 to so acres OF
farming land at IS to so per acre.
Address r l.. Towns. Box 227. Cordele,
Ga.
FARM WANTED-Buy from owner
about 80 acres prefer being on Stone
dress Joseph. care Georgian.