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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Dedication of Orange Hall, Jan. -.

There was a good attendance at Paris
Grange on Saturday. The officers were
installed BY Past Master L. A. Brooks.
This was the first meeting held In the
new Grange Hall. Ii. d. Hammond
chairman Of the dedication committee,
reported that the Grange Hall would be
dedicated Tuesday. Jan. Is, at 1;S0 L.
M There will be supper in the even
inc followed by a dance. In the AFTER
noon it will be q sort of home affair Tor
thu grange, but the supper and dance
will be open to the public. The price Of
the supper 10 so cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Born.

In Brownfeld, Dec. q, to the wife Of Ralph
Miller. . daughter.
In Gilbertville, Dec. 81, to the wife Of George
A. Ellis, q son.
In Peru, Dec. p, to the wife of Alphonso
Walker, q son.
In Rumford. Dec. 80. to the wife Of DR.. K. A.
In Rumford, Dec. %. to the wife of James
Lloyd, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06

Oxford County Republican Commit
tee Meeting.
There will be meeting Of the Repub.
licans of Oxford County at the Court
House, South Paris, on Tuesday, Jan.
20, 1914, at 1 O'Clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose of filling any vacancies
that may exist 10 the County Committee
and for the purpose OF transacting any
other business that may legally come be-
fore said meeting.
By order of the Chairman,
RANDALL L. TAYLOR
Acting Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
LOST

A dark brown muff. at South Paris
station or on the way to Paris Hill, Sat
urday afternoon. Please return to Mrs.
E. q. Jackson, Paris Hill, and receive a
small reward. l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Married.

In Sumner. Dec. Is. by Rev. F. NJ. Lamb, Mr..
Harold v. Millett of Hartford and Miss Eva M
Tibbctts of Sumner.
In Norway, Dec. "a, by Rev. Il. Bruce, Mr..
Frank L. Wilson and Miss Alice n. King.
In West Somerville, Mass, Dec. "a. Mr. Arthur
Hastings Delano and DR.. Edna Stephens, both
formerly Of Norway.
In Fryeburg, Jan. ], by Rev. Baman N. Stone,
Mr.. Arthur lee Of Conway. N. H.. and Miss
Gladys B. Riilon Of Fryeburg.
In Portland, Jan. 8, by Rev. A. T. McWhorter,
Mr.. F. z. Weymouth Of Providence, X. l., and
Miss Edna Baker Chase Of Portland.
In Bethel, Dec. 81, by Rev. T. c. Chapman. Mr..
Fred D. Hall and Miss Gladys c. Buck, both OF
Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06

For dyspepsia, our national ailment, use Bur.
dock Blood Bitters. Recommended for strength
ening digestion, purifying the blood. AZ all drug
stores. 0l.00 bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
IfYou Are q Triae Sensitive

About the size of your shoes It's some satisfac.
tion to know that many people can wear shoes
size smaller by shaking Aliens Foot. Ease Into
them. just the thing for dancing parties, ana
CSC. Sample FREE. Address, Allen 8. Ohm.
stead, lie Roy, NY.
az have been somewhat costive, but Doan's
Reguleis give just the results desire. They act
mildly and regulate the bowels .rfectly. GEO.
Il. Krause, Altoona, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
Another Great Poa,try Show.
WESTERN MAINE ASSOCIATION HoL Ds
ITS FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

"a very classy lot of Birds" is the
verdict pronounced by the experts. after
looking over the poultry on exhibition
in Norway Opera House last week. Add
IL you are fancier, and are familiar
with the appearance Of prize birds, you
can understand at least something oil
what that means, even il you did not
see them.
This was the fifth show given by the
Western Maine Poultry Association, aud
in some respects the best yet. In actual
number of entries 1t was very slightly
below last years show, but in the char
acter and quality Of the exhibits it was
fully up to the standard.
The show was open Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, and was we'll attend.
ed. While the former shows have all
been judged by score card, this was a
comparison show. The judges were
George P. Coffin OF Freeport, and j..
Fred Watson of Nashua, N. Fl.
The show was open to general compe-
titiou, and exhibitors were here with
birds from all parts OF western Maine.
The local fanciers showed more general
ly than ever before.
Wednesday evening the annual meet
ing of the Western Maine Poultry Asso-
citation was held. 1t was decided to hold
the next show in Norway Opera House
90 Jan. 6. Z, and s, 1915. 1t will be a
comparison show, as this year. Officers
elected are:
President, A. e. Shurtlef, South Paris
Vice Presidents
H. E. Lovejoy, Norway
j. NJ. Thayer, Paris
B. j. Flint. North Waterford
DIR. A. Wight, Bolsters Mills
j. A. Chadbourne. Bridgton
B. A. Carpenter, East Poland
ii. NJ. Tucker. Canton
Sias Bartlett, Lewiston
Geo. 2. Coffin, Freeport
John Robinson. Oxford
A Van Den Kerckhoven, Bethel
Sec, 4. r. Crockett, South Paris
Asst Sec, w. q. Thayer, South Paris
Treas, ID. II. Bean, South Paris
Directors
A. E. ShurtleG, South Paris
II. E. Lovejoy. Norway
Z p. Crockett, South Paris
W. C. Thayer, South Paris
]. NJ. Thayer, Paris Hill
+. A. Taylor. South Paris
T. r. Roberts, Norway
c. Guy Buck, South Paris
ID. II. Bean, South Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-06
The Oxford Democrat.
South Paris, Maine, January 6, 1914
SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. Guy r. Fox has gone to Cumber-
land Mills, where she has employment.
RAYMOND Shaw has been visiting rel
atiyes in Auburn during the past week.
Miss Grace CARL of westbrook has
been guest at S. G. Ordwsy's for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ordwsy entertained
few friends at Rock at their home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Fletcher of Wor-
cester, Mass, have been guests of rela-
lives here for few days.
The regular January meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held at the assess
ors' office Wednesday evening.
Miss Iua Gerry of the New England
Conservatory of Music was recent
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Annie Swift.
The annual meeting of the Paris Lii
brary Association will be held at the IL
brary rooms next Saturday evening, Jan.
10, at 7:SO.
d. w. Coombs, brother-in-lsw of C..
n Churchill, has opened lunch room
over Churchill's market in Market
Square, where good service at all ordi-
nary hours is promised.
The ladies of the Congregational So
cisl Circle will meet at the vestry We'd
pesday afternoon, Jan. Z, at o'clock,
for their annual business meeting. Ev-
cry member is requested TO be present.
Mrs. VIM. j. Wheeler visited few
days last week in Portland and Old Or
chard, accompanying her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Z. Cole, to Portland when Mrs.
Cole returned to her home in Canton,
Mass.
Officers of the Baptist Sunday School
have been elected as follows:
Supt-Frsnk A. Taylor
- Srnr.h L nafn
Evening star., 1914-12-12
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neighborhood.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
Cap. cor. R l. ave.. rarker's rharnaey
80 St. cor. Ind. ave-. RutIer & Field Pharmacy
:.h St cor. r Crisweli's Pharmacy, ,,,
9Th ST. cor Pa ave-. Kann'< Information Rnre'u
oh oh St. a2s. Roland wsilacs's Newsstand
18Th ST. cor P DAYS pharmacy.
18th St. cor. Col road. Flem.r.s Pharmacy'
.2nd St. cor y. Nahsemord's rharmacy.
Georgia ave- 4aos csrnh-,r. Pharmacy.
j. St. 1ao, Worse'e rnarmscv.
Ps. ave. 17o5 uo'.v-'-v's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
sr st st. Ken.sivs Ps.rmseT rssr''
md st. COZ. Nh. ave Tsylor's pharmacv.
9Th st: cor. Wcchesnev & Joachim. walter
~ St cor u. veatman's Pharmacy.
Urn St. cor CON. vanh'S ph.rn,scv.
R. ave go y VI ,t-u,uI.-,s' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
sth ST.. cor g Poa~h Drug Co.
l,th st ST.. Coz cor. rs. ave-. rsa'r'a Pharmacy
18th St. cor. Ps ,ve R-ad'ev's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
stb st. cor r. Srllfvan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis ave- cor NJ st. o'no-nelfs Pharmacy.
2s.h ST. cor =. Pride's Pharmacy.
II ST.. cor Seth. wel,er's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
1000 Nichols ave-, Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
r'a!tas S-ates Capitol.
Interior D"nsrtment.
r-rton S'atton.
Pnrd pr3'I,nc. W. r. and A. Rwy. Once.
ir%S r-rnr,tfcut avenue.
1870 Wisconsin svenue.
E1th street Wharf.
Evening star., 1914-12-12

Five-room and bath flats: painted kitchens;
rear I,orches: nice shape: line. No.
1860 1861, Potomac ave. Rent. $3.50.
DUHAII. 4 co, I'D lltn p.w. IA
Evening star., 1914-12-12

DIAMONDS, ETC.
BUY DIAMONDS direct from wholesalers: blue
white solitaire diamond ring, carat S9S
fare paid to Baltimore during this sale. Beck
Jcwelry Co., 40 Equitable bldg. Baltimore
Nd.
WILL SACRIFICE my diamond earrings, cost
$1.5o0. Az 'carats. for $1,000 Call between
10 and IL am. or and p.m.. Mrs. L. R..
20ls F st. NV. 12s
DOGS. PETS. CATS. ETC.
COLLIE PUPPIEs-strong. healthy: past dan
ger age; 2 uales female. 2226 st. NV.
DOG-For sale we'll broken setter; 3 years old.
1908 Wisconsin ave- NV 13s
DOG-Fure white French poodle dog for SALE
140S Irving st.
JUST RECEIVED fine lot singing canaries. par
rots, several kinds of dogs goats, Shetland
ponies and Mexican burrows.
Schmid's Bird Store. 112 18th ST. NV.
PUPPY-Black Pomeranian; very dainty; pedi-
gree; price. $50. 62O1 Ga. ave.
FURNITURE.
CHAIRS. 25c: washstands. 5Oc: bureaus. So:
BOSTON couches. 80; beds. 81: springs. 81 so:
everything cheap while they last. 40s 10th
st. NV. 12s
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC.
BAY MARE-Suitable for light work; can he
seen at Westover stables. l. and NJ, sOth and
Pa: ave NV.
HORSES years old: surry and harness: cheap.
Can he seen between and 5, 1345 14th ST.
A.Ma
Evening star., 1914-12-12
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

BARBER SHOP: 14th st. NV: established
white trade: fine income: low rent: reason
have another shop. BOX 4i6 Star office.
Evening star., 1914-12-12

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
ington, December 8. 1314.-Sealed proposals in
duplicate Will be received at this department un-
til 2 pm, Tuesday, January H.. 1915. for the
furnishing and installing Of new skylig1ts on the
accordance with plans and specifications FOR the
work. copies OF which may te obtained on ap-
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
or to accept reject any part thereof. in the
discretion of the department. Proposals should
be securely enveloped, marked .'Proposal for
skylights, Patent ONCE Building and addressed
to the Secretary Of the Interior. BO SWEENEY,
Assistant Secretary. de12, ,l4,15
Evening star., 1914-12-12
Etc.. WANT
Get Best Results

Helm. Situations Lost and Found. Rent Rooms.
Country BOARD etc. one cent word each time
for Is words or more ,,
miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business OPP
nartunities Automobiles. ETC.. one cent word
rsc,, time for three or more times. with q 15-
Rnstness Announcements. Real Estate. Apart
r,ents etc four lines more three times, 10
scnts A line each time. with a decreasing rate
Gor a longer period
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07

The next and last thou ght
WISH to present is in the 10Th
verse.
THE ETERNAL PUNISHMENT
| The same word that il used to
describe the perspe1ivi,y Of
heaven il used to describe The
Longevity OF hell. Hell will last
as long as God lasts and will be
real just as long as God is real. 7
believe shcrc is lake of fire it
ISL place of torment it is Just
the opposite of heaven.
| believe the man who is saved
IN heaven, will be saved soul
body and spirit the whole trin1e
man or If he is lost he will sutfar
IN bis soul body and spirit in
he'l Mark. As 40 A salty hell
salty flame that cannot be
ouenched = fire never to be OK.
tinguished fire that will burn
forever where their worm dieth
not and the fire is not qnenched,
Some say I do not believ. in
hell fire but God s word il truc
ard if it were only used tipur.
atlyely in the Bible the figure
would be only faint idea of the
awful reality every body knows
there is hell if he beIieves God
but he will never realize il now |
like he will when he gets there, 4,
l want to tell You that in eternity
night fire will burn men and
women forever. Rev, POLO.
Inc al vlding time is coming
Marvel not at this: for ,se
hour is coming, in which all that
IRE IN tee graves shall hear his
voice,
And shall came forth; they
hat have done good unto the res.
'rrHct'or Of life; aud they that
AVE done evil; unto the resur.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07

rection OF dannation." (Jo',:e {.
$3.50
Here are the two classa4 -
are brought face ~ f.
crowc goes ont way and ~
er the o5her,way,
He will say to 5hoss ca ..i.
right hand come ye blessed OF
my fathe" inhearis the kingdom,
prepared for you from the found
alton of the world To those on
the left band he will say depart
llneVer knew you and they will
be cast into the lake of fire ORE.
pared for the devil and bis angels,
you may not see hell with your
naked eye but YOU will see it if
you do not repent of your sins
and get right with God.
Our bodies are the house we
live in. The soul is that which
likes and dislikes and is easily
moved to tears. The spirit is
that by which you can sit Still
and at the same time swing
around the world, So the lost
soul will weep and wall in He'll
forev4r.
'hcre will be no realese, no
rest, no light, no hope, nothing
but gloom misery and the black.
est darkness forever and ever.
Our souls was never made for
he'll God never ment for it to be-.
They never sighted mercy
and the white winged angel of
mercy is gone forever and you.
are in hell.
O my God is it possible that an
Immortal man of it's own violation
Will take it's place in hell when
there will be- wailing and gnash
ing of teeth from the pain of
forever.
: { The end. J
l wan, to thank the kind Ell
1or the space ] have occupied in
MS PAPER and with love and best
Wishes beg to be your triec5
John W. OrIey.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07
Cab0ol Mo.
BY JOHN W. OXLEY.
THE THOUSAND YEARS
Reign OF CHRIST AND
HIS PEOPLE REV. 20 ch
Article No. ).

l-ohtlnned from last week.
And when the thousand year
are expired, Satan shall be loose,
tout Of his prison.
And shall goIout to- deceive tn,
nations which are in the fon
quarter OF the earth Cog and Ma
gog' to gather them together t,
oattle: the lumber of whom il a.
the sand of the sea.
And they went up on the
breadth of the earth, and com
passed the camp of the saints
ABOUT. and the beloved city.
aho ire came down from God
out of heaven, and devoured them.
REV, i2O-1S.9.)
This is a picture of the last
gays OF the gospel age when the
thousand years reign is expired.
When the devils deceiyine
power will be turned loose thru
all his false prophets and teach.
ers TO deceive the nations with
his different forms of religion a.
he always denies Gods power in
salvation.
Most everything now DAYS baa
some form Of religion in it but
no Christ.
Paul states in End. Thess. and
2na' chapter. That Christ will |
no' como until there is a falling !
away or decreasing of God ) true
believers and the man of sin or
false prophets will be revealed
who will deceive the nation with
strong delusions of their inter.
'retatlons of Gods Word. You |
Will notice in the sth. verse that !
me combined forces of satans
gents Will organized to suppress
he real Gospel the GOSPEL that
'od honors in the salvation OF
souls of men and women.
Let US see how many different
branches the devil has. Rev, 10
. Here is wisdom let him that
'ath understanding count tbe'
lumber of the beast for it is tbe
III mber of man Imam made inti
utlons called churches claimed I
0 be authorized by God) andI
lis number is $3.50.
Ia verse : notice what a armv
# soldiers the devil has The
'um Der Of whom is as the sand
i ,tne sea a great army. of
po>t'zed nations for Christs few
@ stand against.
want to thank God for his
Aviation that we can know bv
he evidence di>ect from him
mo is able to keep that which is
ommitted unto Him.
In the 9th. verse is what this
asst army of the devil will under.
AXE when Gods wrath will be
e7ealed from heaven See. End.
hes. 1-7-9 >
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07

1.-The Oddfel.awa. meets ever,
lst aud 3rd Saturday nights {
their Hall at JAZZ Vile.
There will be meeting at the
Colony Church Friday and Sat.
urday nights coming and every
Sunday at II O'Clock.
Mr. Dink Riley was over at the
Colony shop and informed Us
that bis wife was not much bet.
ter. ana that be himself h3a
chilled very hard a time or two
The Editors wife is now on tho
mend and it is believed Will soon
be up q gain after a serious Sick.
ness OF four weeks. The Ed has
been held by her bedside to
Watcn and care for her.
An awful thing for men and
woman and CHILDREN to beslaugh-
terec UP like they have been in
Colorado Where is our Gov. |
efnme6 for tine protection oil
life and prosperity?
- we are said to be living in a
and of liberty. But we Think
'ha6 the principals OF liberty has !
'een trampled under foot and
principals instituted
n stead. This is why we want
o see the progressive party in
,oWer. ~
g. II
Sister Judge Bakor's two little
lrIes Nellie and May made the +
yes OF the Editors wife sparkle
'ltn gladness when tney presea- a
90 her with fine boquet at ..
aelr hapds AID q fine Drink of F
'enonaoe sent her by Sister
'aker. s
On last Sun. Mr. John Bowers; :
1e OF the Elders belonging to a
le Colony Church known as +
chrlsts chosen Church il love r
ID union. Baptlsed three 9
ore members Earl Slate, Bro
arrls and Louis Amos. The >,
GOD work" is still moving on. !
ara and upward, toward the !,
olden day Of the Rgstitu ton of :,
things, spoken OF oy all the +,
oily Prophe =.
..... .~t
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07
TAKE NOTICE


Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
~ or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases go-through it's
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07
/. 3RUSHYkNOB MO.
LOCAL LORE.

Judge Bakertook his cattle GU t
On tue range on last Monday.
Now is the time to subscribe
zor tue Cresset.
--Subscribe for the CnEssEr if
you want to know Bible Progress
sion.
MIR. john Slate went to Mans.
AeldF on last Tuseday on bu 81.
ness
--Mr.B Heard arrived from
Colorado {" few days ago. AND
THINKS Brusheyknoo is good |
enough for him.
We understood that Loga n
Coats and others had arrive d
homo from the war zone in Colo
ralo.
Bro. Peter Cooper and Samuel
Merritt left last Tuesday morn.
ing for Morgan County on bust.
ness. =
We saw our good Friends Mr.. {
Barnes and Mr.. Barkley out at Y
Baptising on last sunday. 7
We saw Mr.. Jerry Coats over !.
at the Colony blacksmith shop
one day last week.
If any body wants a fine farm u
n Douglas Go. call on US or write
us at Brushyknob. a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-07
NOTICE

The Colony grist mill will run
on every Saturday -aud will only
grind on Saturdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-03
GROUND FOR A SCRAP.

a - .
Toledo NewsSB ee:i, If all the folks
poisoned in year by frauds in foods
and drugs could. be lined up instead
and shot, 1t would make mighty
s1low-to=do. Because they're snapped
on, silently, here's and there. we're not
impressed-it. isn't tieatric enough
tie fire Uncle SAINTS fighting blood,
like the job that young Vincent
Aston land bunch OF civic fedora
tionsuplifters!have outlined-to.make
national survey of these crimes OF
greed aud then tostry to draft set
M glodel a laws aimed at their cor
4elipns sIassing 1.-THE }information
viii ID Something. ASinndel law will
sdoisomet hing. 3And3every, littleihelps.
But it isn't 50 much ~ question of
getting laws sgoftgettingsmen and
women wise and worthy. Since Doc
Wiley left the watchtowcr, the toou
doperss have flourished. They. artn't
ms scared as they! were! and we sus!
pect that theIprosecutors aren't! as
busy. soswe're for anything which
VIII revive the fighting edge, s5IIigh
prices are tough enough when what
9sesbuy3 isn't loaded; to beEpoisoncd
INTO the bargain makes ground for a
scrap !s57sss =; Ky .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-03
isoURsWAYA .caNADA'ss:..

No ~ IN y - n 1. ~ ~ ~ -
Chicago Tribunes During the year
ll91 9 there entefedS the United States
1875 alien sFnen who haay .uee,,
either farmers or farm laborers in
the odd world, according to writer
IN the Country Gentleman. Only 2
per cent. Of these men went to work
on farms here. The restscrowded our
already soyercrowded cities. They did
not ION farms where labor is great
~ needed Eand where wages, on the
whole, average upsas good as indus
try because the Possibilities in agri-
culture have been crowded out OF
their vision. The government does
not take the initiative in telling tile
Immigrant about the opportunities
onsland. The aliens advisors In !the
industrial centers, the foreign BANK
ers, labor agents, saloonkeepers, on
The other hand !; distinctly encourage
theyalien to stay In the cities whert
lie Is. % source Of revenue to them
pifteren efroms the latitude Of $tht
United States toward the aliens ~
that OF Canada. Canada selects II
Immigrants. The Canadian govern
1eentlha agents abroad for that pur
pose 1t requires the alien 70 go /,
9 given destination. He is, even es
8corted to his new domicile. The In
itiatiy which the Canadian govern
: , 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-03
=. - :. !a.,-.Gs.l 2 ~.
BIG BRIDGE RUN
:a Fairnont, R.rFifD!iNo. o.

: H. .
The health of our little village is
fairly gold at this writing. '"sf
r. Miss Carrie Mortified tofjthis,place
was calling aher aunt, Mrs. Jacob
Davis, of Barnstown Sunday after
noon. /, r..T.tl &iusil, ff4G, 'oyEi
Mr.qanl Mrs. Ohas. !Yost spent
Sunday and Monday with the',lat-
ter's parents,' Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Hawkinberry,. ofnear: thisrplace. i
Mr.. Joe Hardesty, of. Dakota; and
Miss Catherine Thorne and sister,
Miss Ruth, of Rivesville,s were seen
on our run Sunday tfea 3
Mr.. Newton Metz and two uaugh-
ters, Misses Pearl and Opal, were
Fairmont visitors Saturday.
Mr.. John Thorne, OF Rivesville, and
Miss Maud Wilson, of Warrington,
were calling on the latter's, cousin,
Miss Grace Fetty Sunday and they
we're also calling at the latter's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Fetty, of
this place. ~
Mrs. Roda Wilson and Miss Bessie
Hays, OF near this place, spent oun-
cay at Mr.. Charlie Sattcrneld's.
Mrs. VIII Fetty and daughter, Miss
Grace were shopping IN Falrmont
Tuesday. 80 -zNs't
Mr.. Homer Tenncnt was seen on
cur'run Sunday evening.
Walter iEetty,of Barnstown, and
Miss Martha Dayls. of near Dakota,
were calling on, the formers sister,
Miss. Anna 1ctty, Saturday.
, Miss Gface Fetty who has the
Ilnumps. isabetter?at this time.
Glenn Mortified OF Rlvesville, was
calling on HIS parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Merriheld, Of this place. Sun
day.
Mr.. chas. coe of near Fairmont
was calling on friends OF this place
Sunday evening. a
Mrs. Elijah satterfeld spent Fri
day and Saturday with relatives and
friends of New England. ri
Miss Elizabeth Helm OF this place
IS visiting Mrs. serepta satteraeld, OF
pakota at this time. a
Those that were, calling at Mr.. Jcs.
$40 Fetty's Sunday were I'M. and Mrs
Clifford; Metrifield and little daugh.
ter, Maud, and AIR. Will Fetty, Miss
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Not seeing anyFnews from our To-
g! eality for some Atime.4we,, thought we
would pen few.
TllteSSlealtl ofiour valley is very
good:
Mrs; Nora 70 Robson is on the sick
The storls visited Mr.. ana Mrs.
Curtis starkey q. few days ago and
left them, a 1O-pound daughter.
Mr. William Floyd Of Rivesyllle,
made business trip on Glade one
day last week. !,
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. D. Youst. and Miss
Malissa Floyd and Mr.. Ed Youst
were in Warrington Saturday last.
Mr.. J. Z. Price was a Joetown visi-
tor Saturday last. ".
Mr.. Hetsel Michael was at Curtis.
vile Saturday evening.
Mr.. Charley Hawkins. who has
been having blood poisontis improx