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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-10

R. A Samuels made business trip
to Ellis Saturday
The early wheat is making ideal
pasture at present
W. A. Tawney went to Wa-Keeney
on business Tuesday
There is talk of big coyote hunt
south of town Thursday.
The telephone company has been
repairing their lines the last few days
Mrs. w. B. Marquand took very
sick Tuesday evening, but is reported
some better at this writing.
The stockholders of the bank held
their annual meeting Wednesday
afternoon
w. f. King from the east side was
trading with our merchants Tuesday
and greeting all Progressives.
Oscar Samuels arrived home Satur-
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Voda

We are having some beautiful
weather now.
Miss Eliza Mong is visiting
with Mrs. II. Miles this week,
Mrs. Geo. Kristof and Chas.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Krhut.
John Vandawater returned
home from his trip in eastern
Kansas last Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Krhut and family
spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. r. Kristof.
Walter Krhut sports a bran
new mustache. He says that S
the only way to get 'em.
Otis Schwanbeck went to Col
lyer Sunday evening Wonder
what draws his attraction there?
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Owens and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corners
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Kirk.
John Pexton dropped in Voda.
Tuesday. and examined his buz
wagon before returning to col
lege at Manhattan.
There seems to be a horse
plague going the rounds again
as there are several cases of sick
horses around here.
Miss Lena Mensing returned
home Tuesday. night after visit
ing her brother, Earnest, and
family for several days at Voda
The T. @. II. S. students have
all returned to Wa-Keeney to re
sumo their studies after two
weeks vacation with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Owens and
family, Mrs. Geo. Kristof ano
Chas. and John Ktistof spent
Tuesday evening at Ralph Kris
tots.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kristof atten
ded the reception at Mr.. anc
Mrs. M. V. Smiths last Friday
night, which was given in honor
of their son, Earnest, and his
bride.
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First published Jan. 10, 1914
Notice of Final Settlement

State of Kansas, Trego County, SIS:
In the Probate Court in and for said
county.
In the matter of the estate of
Mrs. n. 0. Hodges, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons in
terested in the aforesaid estate, are
hereby notified, that at the next reg
ular term of the Probate Court in
and for said county, to be begun and
held at the court room in Wa-Kee-
ney, county of Trego, and state afore-
said, on the first Monday in the
month of February A D. 1914, /
shall apply to said court for a full
and final settlement of said estate.
r. G. WILSON,
Executor of Mrs. III. o. Hodges. de-
ceased
January A. d. 1914.
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First published January 10, 1914
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court of the United
States, District of Kansas First
Division.
In Re Ida A. Pierson, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy. No. 174e.
The creditors of the above named
bankrupt of Wa-Keeney, state and
district aforesaid, are hereby notified
that on the 1st day of January, 1914,
she was duly adjudged bankrupt, and
that the first meeting of said credit
ors viii be held at my office Salina,
Kansas, on the 18th day of January.
1914, at IL O'Clock a. M, at which
time said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee. ex-
anime the bankrupt; and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Salina, Kansas, January 3, 1914.
GEO. f. BEATTY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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and danced the old year out and
the new year in. Friday night a
number of Riverside folks at
tended the wedding dance of
Ernest Smith at the Smith
ranch in Wilcox township and
Saturday night crowd gath
cred at the home of j. w. Pugh
and tripped the light fantastic
till the wee small hours. All re-
ported most enjoyable time.
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South Trego

Fine weather still continues.
Daniel Dietz called on v. Benisch
Monday afternoon.
Jas. Benisch called on Chas. Folk
ers Monday afternoon.
J. J. Michalies and Fred Dienes
made trip to Ransom, Monday.
Joe Jackson is busy hauling oil
cake from Wa-Keeney to Hille ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Schneider made
buiness trip to county seat Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Dienes spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Rohn.
Solmon Dienes left for Russell,
Monday, to- continue at the carpen-
ter trade.
Mrs. w. B. CIPHER spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her son, Day
CIPHER. and family.
Mrs. Kate Swan and Mrs. Ernest
Smith called on Mrs. James Benisch
Tuesday morning.
School opened Monday after two
WEEKS NdCdUlOu anu everyone is DuSy
with their work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Folkers and
daughter, Minnie, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kristof were
again in South Trego and attended
the Smith and McKune nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benisch made
trip to Ellis Monday to see their
new baby brother; they returned
Tuesday.
Jack Johnson and Miss Mary Nc
Kinley left for their homes in Cor
ham after two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends
Joe Young from the Harmon ranch
was in this locality, Monday, seeking
his team which got away from him
last week while he was taking her
home.
The shower given last Friday in
honor of the newly married couple,
Ernest Smith of Ransom and Miss
Jessie McKune of RUSSELL was largely
attended and grand time reported.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Ransom

Gene Holmes unloaded car of
cotton cake last week.
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Riverside Doin's.
by A. Henry Dubb. ]

By A. Henry Dubb.
J. M. Perry is on the grippe
list this week.
J. H. Defines marketed hogs in
McCracken, Saturday.
Frank Edwards butchered six
hogs one day recently.
Estow Joseph lost two calves
with black leg the last week.
Grandma VanWinkle visited
at the Nelson home the past
week.
Chas. Turner and Ed Defines
were Ellis visitors one day last
week.
Don't forget the Literary at
Dist. 40, Friday evening, the
sixteenth.
J. w. Pugh took his son, Floyd,
to Wa-Keeney we're he is attend
ing the T. G. II. s.
Mrs. Belle Nelson and Grand
ma Van Wrinkle called on Mrs.
Fred Zahn New Years.
Misses Caroline Hearting and
Bertha Edwards have returned
to their studies at t. G. Fl. S.
Mable Richardson left Sunday
evening for Kansas CITY. where
she is attending the blind school.
Will LaShell is the proud
posessor of a trailing hound,
which was presented to him re
Gently.
Several of the boys attended
the oyster supper given by the
Woodmen at Brownen Wednes-
day evening.
The Riverside school basket
ball team played the Brownel
school team at Brownell Satur
day. Who says the coyotes CAM
play basket ball?
The members of the Mt. Pleas
ant Farmers Union are digging
an ice cave this week at j. w
Pugh's. We are anticipating ice
cream next summer.
Miss Joy came back to hel
boarding place at F. M. Bras
sells Saturday, to resume he
school duties in Dist. 54. He
brother came with her and j:
visiting here few days.
Ralph McKinsie, who went t,
Canada last summer, is now il
Idaho. He writes he will be bacl
: next spring and again try farm
, ing in old Trego.
Ress Darkes came up from
McCracken one day last weel
. a n took his horses hom
, with him. He expects to return
Z to Canada in March, where b
/, has rented a farm.
Arthur Griffin and wife, VIII
q left here about a year ago TO
: Colorado, are at present in Cal
h fornia. We understand they d
o not like it in the land of sunshin
4 and expect to go to Idaho in tn
o spring.
The Mt Pleasant Farmers
t Union installed officers Monda
t evening. E. G. Pugh was ele.
d ted as delegate to attend til
e state meeting to be held at Hay
b in FebruarE The next unio
Y entertainments viii be held o
Friday evening the 23rd inst.
e Plenty of dances the p "a s
g week. A large crowd gathere
:. at Will Edwards New Years ey
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Collyer

Harry AlllSOn went over 10 see
her Sunday.
VIM. Palkosky spent Sunday
with home folks.
John Harrison and family Sun
dayed in Ogallah.
We are certainly having some
fine winter weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hickman
returned to Wilson Friday night.
Miss Glenn Hooper returned to
Wilson Tuesday morning after a
two weeks visit with her par
entS.-
Mrs. r. A. Nelson of Hiawatha
and Mrs w. N. Larabee of Wa
Keeney visited friends here Sat-
urday.
Miss Louise Kessler and broth
er Jesse of Arapahoe, Colo,
spent the fore part of the week
with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Razak re.
turned to GAINESVILLE, Mo-, last
Saturday morning after a ten
days visit with relatives.
J. A. Razak and family return.
ed to Sylvan Grove Saturday
morning after spending the holi'
days with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks of Eur
ich attended their sons wedding
and visited the latter part of last
week with their daughter, Mrs
J. L. Tllton of Banner.
E. A. Guschewsky returned tt
Carlenwell, Mo-, last Friday
night after a couple of weeks
visit with his folks here; Clyde
returned to Wilson Sunday nigh
to resume his school duties,
A very quiet home wedding
took place at the residence O.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Tilton OF
, Wednesday, December 81, 1918
at high noon, when their daugh
ter Florence was united in mar
riage to Mr.. John c. Sparks b!
Rev. G. w. Harper of Ellis
Only the immediate relative:
were present. The bride wa
very charming in blue nuns-veil
ing, the groom wore the conven
tional black. The bride is tn
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E. J. Tilton and is highly esteem
ed and loved by all who know
her. The groom is a successful
farmer of Graham county havin,
a farm twenty miles west of Zu
: rich, Kan, where they will re
: side. They were the recipient
of many useful and beautifr
presents. Their many friend
unite in wishing them much haI
I piness and prosperity.
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An Ideal woman's Ls.tive.

Who wants to take salts, or castor
oil, when there is nothing better than
DIR. Kings New Life Pills for all
bowel troubles They act gently and
naturally on the stomach and liver,
stimulate and regulate your bowels
and tone up the entire system. Price
25c. At all druggists H E. Buck
len s. Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis
ADV.
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Ogallah for Saturday. January
10th.
The Pioneer Local No. 724 of
the Farmers Union will give an
oyster supper at the Pioneer
school house Friday night, Jan
uary 16. The members of the
local will get their edibles free.
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y
Pueblo, Colo, last Friday even
ing. where she is teaching school
Mrs. J. G.. Kraus visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Doerschlag, last Monday.
Misses Myrtle and Bertha Yer
million returned to their schools
at Salina and Plainville last Fri
day.
Several of our folks went to
Brownell last Saturday night to
attend the dance at the hall
there.
Several of our town folks at
tended the dance given at Chef
Rauch's last week and report a
good time
Rev. Stevens, the Methodist
Elder, preached to an apprecia-
tive audience at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Douglas of Scott
county is here at present writing
visiting at the home of her father,
N. B. Stutzman.
Some of the boys were out
practicing baseball the other
evening; seems to US that that is
a good sign of spling.
NJ. V. Smith and son of north
of the river have been quite busy
hauling out cotton cake to feed
their large bunch of cattle.
Harry Shaffer took a layoff
from his work on the road last
week on account of having drop
ped a heavy crow bar on his toe.
W. E. Stowe and daughter,
Agnes, and son. Willard, were
in town Sunday and attended
the preaching services at the NJ.
church.
D. N. Myers of Minneola, KS,
came up from there recently
overland and is staying with his
son. Clyde, who is living north
east of town.
This is mighty fine weather
we are having and it begins to
look as though we will not have
a great amountof severe weather
this winter.
Chas Meyer is unloading /;
car of corn which he has on tract
at present writing. and which h'
intends to use in feeding hog:
this winter.
The young folks are hayins
some extra fine skating weathe
this winter and are improving
the time these evenings by goin.
to the large pond of Chas Hor
chems south of town.
Revival services have starte,
at the NJ. E. church and will cor
tinue for some time. Rev. Lay
bourne expects to have h
brother from Sedgwick help hiI
conduct the meetings.
The roads are improving cor
siderable from what they wer
and no doubt the autos will 500
be whizzing around again, in fac
we get rather lonesome whe
they are not around
J. G. Kraus and family, LIE
and Agnes Schneider and Mis-
Agnes Stowe took dinner wit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Doerschla
Wednesday of last week an
then spent the evening piayin
Rocks.
Ora Dubbs came from Gres
Bend the other day for a shol
stay with his family as he sal
that the roads down there wei
too bad to do any livering wit
his car He returned Saturda
night.
A large crowd awaited til
coming of the New Year at ii
watch meeting at the NJ. ]
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For loans on your farm, call on the
WarKeeney State Bank 21t-adv.
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MORRISTOWN

MORRiSTOWN. o.. June 26-The
bohTd or Education has elected the fol-
lowing teachers. Principal. T. D. Lucas.
intermediate Miss Edna Bowler. pri-
mary. BESSIE Tenant
., 'e9. Scdlon. OF Fairpoint. - visiting
VIM. T Kirkpatrick. of BeiIaire. can
u.n5te i.r ,itrk oi courts. was calliug
On MS Republican friends here yester-
Bert Major. Of 81 ClairsyiIle. f. call
Ing on relatives here.
=. e.. Bulgcr. candidate for sheriff. was
mere looking over the political field. yes
oscar Lee and Albert Wilson are at
wheeling to-day on business
bert BAH IS az Bethesda to-day on
r. D. james. collector Tor tho Iptelii-
Eencer. wts in town yesterday
o. Mrs. Josie whitman was shopping IN
iaTrin m ,ilg' Eosterday. o. -.
were al ST Cia.rsviiie yestcrday. ~ Ut
nomas walker ST. a. Belmont on
Heu Dixon of Martins Ferry r,,s,.
date Tor prosecuting attorney. was here
,si-i hiEht Shaking hands with bis many
clyde Worseu. ~ HopedaIe. has re-
turned On hir work here
,,aJg,fn sflrherd was az Armstrong;
Mis- yesterday.
Lave. items ~ interest Tor this pap
er lt kirr'yH shaving pnr.or. West
Misses Aithea wilson ana BESSIE Ten
rant ore attrul.nF The summer term nt
Miss Fanny Woods S. spending a few
DAYS iu Brilliant
The Modern Helm club viii meet with
a, Arrivals a. GO lio..l tor'er ysrter-
...arf burn. Henry burg WIN fiarrr.
urNs. Wheeling q d. IHmIa wheel
INK. and p Ayers IHrerrIIIa
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

hammock. o.. June 2s-Mr. pni
hand
Several from this place attended tho
Grunge picnic at 81. ClairsviIle last sat
Mr. and Mrs c. =. Lee and daughter
visited az the home 81 Mr. Lees moth
er MIS-. Sarah Lee. Of Uniontown. last
Mrs. Gertrude Hays ana baby are
here from Canton. visiting tor parents.
Dir. ana Mrs. Samuel Taylor and Mr
and Mrs Lee Hays. near here.
Miss Flmzen Merritt left Monday Tor
Kent. when" she VIII attend the state
Normal school
Mrs. John Gosaett and son Herbert
Nlsligl Mr. tueeetts mother. Mrs Er-
ma Mcfarland. % Louisville last Sab
o. Allison ha4 several cases NJ ecar-
Iet Fever in BLACK Oak AZ present
Mf.. Hcmisf Foreman was "a visitor
~ on" home or Margaret Foreman. M
Ur.Hrfown. Monday afternoon.
Tho %. T. O. club held a picnic e.
Minors Grove. Saturday Several gf~ia
ara their mothers from this place re-
John r. Caldwell. ~ Dallas Ter mr.
rived homo last Friday evening flr rr
eht .nl.I visit with hIa PARENTS Nfr
and Mrs Bruce Caldwell
Mr John p. Caldwell ia visiting AZ
[a' pom. m DIS brother. ClrTr. near
MI,r Tamis Daniel was a visitor at
Rankin r.1~ Rankin church. aeyr.1.
days IH.f week
John Thomson nf Rfveryirw g. y.....
INN IN fNIH vicinity.
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Mrs. f. L. Adams has returned from
Steubenville.
Lon Sells OF Wheeling. visited Joe
McMannts Sunday.
Miss Edith Aiken of Jewett, was a
Cadiz visitor this week
Elmer Downer and Walter West
went TO Akron Tuesday.
Miss Nernal Clark was with rela-
tives in Deersville last week.
Dr. J. h. Hines of Cleveland, has
been with A. Is. Hines.
William Lantz OF Lloydsville. has
been with Cadiz relatives
Miss Lois Lloyd has gone TO Athens.
Ohio, for the summer.
Frank Osburn and Miss Anna Os-
burn were in Carrolton Saturday.
MISS Mary Craig or Wooster Is the
guest OF Helen CLIFFORD.
Mrs. o. G. Gray is the guest OF rela-
ives in Piedmont for a lew days.
Mrs. j. G. Rogers OF Dresden il with
relatives in Cadiz
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huntsman are
here from Pittsburgh with relatives.
n. G. Dow has returned to Norfolk.
Va. To spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carnahan OF
Mexico are guests of w b. Hearn.
Mrs. George Perry of Cambridge is
the guest OF VI. Morehead and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stamm are
mere from Florida with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. X. y. Rusk are in Bos-
ton for few weeks of the summer.
j. J. Phillips and wife and daughter
are In Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Work of Toledo.
are quests Of parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Timmons went
TO southern Michigan on Saturday.
Mrs. August Bier Of Dennison was
Cadiz.
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her brother. Mr.. Simon Devauit. and
family.
Mr.. Geo. Gearbe e quite i'll at his
hime here. again summering from
fistuia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hays OF Canton
are here visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hays, and Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Taylor.
sir. Thomas Holt and daughter. Miss
nellie. OF Manchester. England. are here
on "A trip visiting among their relatives,
the Roscoes. and spent Wedne sday here
with Alice and Ralph Roscoe. They ex-
pect 70 return to their home the first
OF July.
Mrs Ruth Ann Price OF Pittsburgh IS
here visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. y. car
men.
Mrs. Herman BiFeiy and daughter
Miss Margaret. were shopping In Wheel
ing lass Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Olive Taylor and baby
OF St Clairsville spent last sunday here
with their mother. Mrs willy Taylor.
an emloye Of the infirmary.
Edmond. Virginia and William Id
us " = ialI.t iilt are Nl-lhnk
rev days here with their aunt Mrs.
Walter williams
Mr.. Harold Henderson and sisters.
Hazel and GLADYS. sent sunday here
with Mr. orwell Mills
Mr.. Ross Troll was AT his farm here
on Thursday and calling on his friends
Mr.. Bert Oscheinbcin. of Bridgeport
was n business visitor here on Mon,sy.
Miss Olive Taylor r. spending Some
time with Mrs. Ida Cunard. of near
tniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs Prof. Crago. Of wheeling
were here ono day last week VISITING
Ms. l.. 4. Carmen.
Mr.. Laurence EerEey from here sue
ccFsfully passed the HoNwell aud gradu-
atcd last Saturday. The commencement
hall.
Mrs. Alice Roscoe and daughter. Miss
Fila ~ Shadyside. were visiting Miss
Alice Roscoe here. this week
Mrs. John Wclty and son. John. At
tended Christening Of young child
az Wcinscurcids last sunday
Mrs. Alice CLARK and two sons Paul
and Carl. ~ Noffs. we're hc~e over sun
day. visiting her sister. Mrs Samuel
TAYLOR. and family.
Mrs. Mary Fcrrell Of Columbus. is
here this week. visiting her niece and
nephew Alice and Ralph Roscoe
4 number from here attended "a aoctas
given 81 the home OF Mr.. and Nrr. Cia-.
once Williams In St Clairsvifte. on
Thursday night and report a splendid
time.
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GAINESVILLE

sARSEsyri-LE. o. June ;s.-Pros.s-
sor frsnk y. learson. Of the OHIO stAfs
Onivsrnify. viii spssk a. the county
sommssesunsnt hsla At Ep~er,h P.rE
bethesda. on saturday. Iuns attn. There
are i3e graduates n the county and \
I.rss ero-a All b. pressn, for the osea.
nion.
Communion service viii b hsie -
On Iriday evening Esr. NJ. Nenbitf -
Martin Perry. viii hold preparatory
Ths Alpha II members win dance On
nall \ special program has been or
ranged and music wfii be furnished b. a
Columbus orchestra
ksv. geor.s y. smith, former pastor
visitors here.
Mrs.. Charleston fdEsrton. % Bride
poft hAs been visiting relatives In this
Mrs. George Crimson. OF Whe.iins
was called home BY the serious lilnosa
81 81 her mother. Mrs.. Caroline Hine-. Of
M. and Mrs. 9. T. warrick. % Cam
bridge. have been visiting relatives here
Mrs Harry Hughes and children. Of
and Mrs. g. J. Bradneld. Of Sorth Chest
nut street.
Word received by relative. here 4. 90
,ne erect that Mrs. Ella Hammand OF
wheeling. who a. taking treatment AZ
Battle Greek. Mich. h. recovering rapid
~. Mrs. Hammond lived here until tie
William Brown. OF Arch street Her
many friends here will BE- glad 70 know
her condition f. improving.
Joseph Walton. who has been attend
Ing school At Westtown. Pa. h. spending
The summer vacation with his parents
MI. ana Mrs. James Walton. east OF this
Mrs. Fred Elliott. 90 Columbus. A. her.
ior visit with her mother. Mrs. Anna
Ms. Core DUFFY. OF Beliaire. f. visit
Ing Miss Leila forterfieid. Of East Main
Mrs. Periey Miller. OF Cherry street.
MI spend the weekend with friends in
Mary schafer and niece. Helen. 81
West Main street. are visiting the family
g. Z, Meert Wiley. OF the National Hotel.
The death OF Mrs. Susan Wilson. wife
% George Wilson. occurred at the FAM
nesday morning. death resulting from a
stroks or apopleNy. She was ~ years
OF age and leaves besides her husband.
services were held on Friday afternoon
conducted by Revs. Rose and Wood
Burial In Southern cemetery.
Arrivals at the Schaffer Hotel on We'd
nesday are as follows: y. n. Scott. West
Salem. o.: NJ. II. Cash. Cleveland % /.
w. Lawlees, New York city: Robe {
Sherrfn and wife, Cambridge. o.: O. e..
Secraken. Pitt. Pa: c. L. Davis CAM
bridge; II. HirscburT. New York: p g.
Mansfield, o.; clyde McMiiien. Uhriehri
VILE. o. L. L. Mattingly. Zanesviiie, - .
I'd r. PATTERSON, Columbus, o: j. a.
Rose. Balesvflle; II X. Lewis ST Ciatrs-
Vile, o.: ID. NJ. Huntsman. city. Guy
Woodward. Anderson. Ind: Herman
Ramsey. Mooresville. Ind: II. II. Corco-
ran. Cleveland. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
nay, steuoenvtlle, o; c. c. Brown
cambridge: q. u. Bell. Zanesville: Mr..
md Mrs. James l.. Wilson, Holloway: p
r Hires, Chicago; II. y. Cannon. Pitts
burgh; Frances BuchRnon. Washington
X II Moorehead. GAINESVILLE: u. u.
umbus. o.. James r. Davis, Colum bus
o.: Charles Higgins. Wheeling. w, Va:
%. Il. Cline. Cincinnati. q.
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RTCHLAND. o.. June zs.-Mrs.
Martha Taylor. OF ST. Clairsville visited
n Few days here with her sister, Mrs.
on Monday.
Several candidates Of the Christian
church, were baptized IN the creek here
on last Sunday afternoon among the
number being Grandma Patrick an aged
woman. ~ years Of age. She went
through the ordinance fine and feeling
wcu end happy. The immersion being
done by BRO. Funk. who closes his work
mere, he - going south 20 enter che
.vangciisuc field. The church here will
be In charge OF Bro. Horn, the pastor OF
the church at St Clairsville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, OF Reliaire.
spent Monday here with his cousins Mr.
and Mrs. u. T. Mills.
Mrs. Rosa Robb and son. William. and
Miss Alice ROSCOE. attended the reunion
OF the Roscoe family. which was held NJ
wheeling Park on last Friday, June 10Th
Miss Minnie Devault, OF st. Clairsvfilo.
spent Saturday and Sunday here WITH