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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17
colanussIoNEa's NOTICE.
4uther R. Talkins.on, !

VS. In Ciancery.
r. Ellis Mason, O'Gara Coal. Company.
corporation: Melville B. Bartlett. ana
Curtis Myer, Cash b. Nay. Lot Swiger
Coal Company. a I -
The parties named above and eat.i,
Of them, are hereby notified that on the
18th DAY OF MARCH, 1915 at my or
nee on Court Street, In Clarksbui.g.
West N4rRinia, II will proceed to execute
the order OF reference entered d. he
above styled cause by the Circuit Court
the Sr'tl day Of February, 1915. wiieaeia,
! am, directed to. take, state and report
an account showing:
3 First; IN All the real estate owned by
the tudUu1ent debtor. r. Ellis Mason.
Rhsre situate. .ts description and the
Quantity sthereofs sfe syl 80 = q
ssecnnd The Hens upon said. real es-
tate. ~ whom held, their respective
lEhifd Whether said real estate viii.
In hve years rent for n sufticisrt stiati
to pay OF and discharge said liens and
the costs; OF this suit. 4 II
FOURTH: any other matter AZ any
party In interest may attend witch such
being pertinent. o: :.such other matter
deem pertinent whether SO required or
At ths time and place above mem
toned taie above named pantaes or any
part In interest may abterd witch such
proof as will enable me to execute said
Z siiys g aadsl my hand s. thas the l7th
HOMER w: WILLIAMS.
comntsstoner Ia Chaacery:
Attorney for sPiaantIff (,
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tBy the Rev. Herbert Justin Allsur.
pastor Of the Central Presbyterian

iCnuTCAklt tflfi -sI ~
Undoubtedly the reader will have
noticed that more han ever before. the
newspapers are advocating the mat
ter OF church attendance. Every now
and then they give space In their edi
torial pages, an din other portions oil
the paper, to the value of going to
church.
But why should you attend church
What claim has this institution upon
your attention and interest? Possibly
the cares and responsibilities deyoly.
Ing upon you during these times
when the cost Of living is high) are
such that YOU sometimes feel that
they should engage yo,f entire atten.
ton, to the exclusion OF any other
claim. But, II you will turn In your
Bible to Matthew sixth chapter. and
read from the twenty-fifth to the
thirty-thrd verses, you will find sufii.
Gent answer to this thought. We are
10 seek after Gods kingdom and
righteousness primarily, and He wild
take care that all needful things are
bestowed upon us, enabling may,
commanding US to lay aside unnec-
essary anxious cares.
Again, the man who gives his
whole thought to himself, and to his
own needs. soon finds his spiritual
and physical strength absolutely I'M
poverished. while they that. wait upon
the Lord find their strength renewed.
Turn again in your Bibles, and read
from the twenty-eighth TO the thirty.
first verses of the fortieth chapter OF
Isaiah.
There Is delicate plant, deer
down in.sthe heart of every m an and
woman. that needs watering atlIeasI
once a week, aud 1t is In the church
and amid its environments. that thit
spiritual plant can be best nourished
end enriched. Reader, what are you
doing to enrich and nourish that deli.
cate plant Of yours? oh, no, 1T ism.
dead, or these words would not even
engage your attention. 1t may, pos
sibly, be rather sickly!
The real peril of our age is that
amid the absorbing interests of mod.
ern life. the windows of the mind
and soul may remain closed, and tina.
men and women may have no out.
lcok-the shutters OF the mind and
heart being absolutely unaware OF
the sunshine Of the presence OF the
Holy One. That Is a condition frorl
which anyone OF us may pray to be
kept free, and that issthe condition,
I fear. which is rapidly arising ID
curse American life the shut-in
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Go to Church. Why?
flom such q cate as this.

from such fate as this.
VIII you permit q question asked
IN all kindhnessI II everyone went
TO church as infrequently as you, how
long would It he until there would DO
not q cnurch IN this community, and
then. DO you care to think What
Ciarksblrg, West Virginia would DC
ike? On, yes, you want the church
In the community because OF its infiu-
[cnce. and Tor the safety OF your lie
ana property. But are you willing "a
contribute to It's continued life hy
your presence and help at its services?
10 you not owe " to yourself ana to
the community to aid by your pres
cnce hrst, and then w the means in
tts support!
When you, are laid low by the hand
OF sickness, or when loved one IL
taken away, your first thought Is OF
the church and Its minister, and you
do not hesitate to call from his pas
torial duties the minister whom you
have possibly never heard. and whose
people have never had the encourage
ment and assistance which your pres.
ence and interest might give to his
church. True, the minister is will
ing enough and glad to serve his
Master In every way possible, even to
the expanding OF every ounce of enet-
gy left in him. But, If you will think
moment. there is something unfair
In your attitude, isn't there? Why
not accept the earnest invitation
which we hereby give you Gas minis
tiers Of Clarksburg) in the name of
Christ Jesus, to attend every Sab.
tath. the services of our churches.
We welcome you to the house ii
God, its worship. its fellowship, Its
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OIL AND GAS

m the Union Furnace district,
Starr township, Hooking county, o.,
located in section 16, the Union Fur
mace Oil Company has completed it's
no. 5 on the State of Ohio farm and
the well produced 225- barrels the first
a hours after II was shot In the
Clinton sand. The location is 500
feet. east Of No. 4, on the same farm,
and was drilled through the Clintss,
sand TO a depth of 1888 feet.
In the Corning district Monroe
township, Perry county, John SDenman
has completed No. . on the Carl Stot-
Ter farm through the Berea grit and
has q very light pumper. in the
same district and township, p. j. Ed
monds has completed No. ON the
Theodore Schottelkorb farm, through
the same formation and has a buster.
Drilling tests Is something OF a fea-
lture in the Belle Valley district In No
bile County. In Center township, John
n Young & Company are drilling a
test on the James Tough lin farm. In
Olive township s. w. King & Com
panyl are drilling another test on the
Martin McAtee farm. In the same
locality a. e. Mckee & Company are
drilling tesy on the. John Lori farm.
Near Stockport Morgan county,
Charles Mosher & Company have
completed a second test on the RAJ
lchel e Harkins farm and have a I'VE
barrel pumpeT inss the Berea grit. In
the Smith township Development in
Belmont county No. 2. on che FL. a.
Moberly farm and No. 8 ON the B.. al.
aic6srly farm are holding pp at As
and 90 barrels respectively l /
IN the northern end bf the deep
sand territory In cklne ownshfu,
'Aduskingum county holt or leases
IN that section have taken III en- Ter
est in the tefiitory since the Column
bus Oil and Fuel Cnnfsny drill He'd I'D
IT'S good producer on the ;len Rot
mine farms There Is some new 8 ygsss y
starting and Tie pypapsct are that
With the return OF spring Here viii
be quite q little actiyity in the north.
EeFp end scf the acid. Ei s
An crude In tie middle west yss
subjected 70 4 cut OF i cent 70 barrel
yestsraas morning ME nsE qaotls
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I I'd
tions makes Illinois and Princeton "a
cents. North Lima is $50 and South
Lima and INDIANA 81 cents. ON last
Monday the quotation for Oklahoma
and Kansas crude was reduced from
20 cents to 40 cents. Eastern pro-
ducers are now wondering IL Penn.
sylvania crude will be the next to feel
the knife.
On Little Elk Greek, Sardis dis.
trict. Harrison county. w Va. the
South Penn Oil Company's No. 8 on
the James Ogden farm, formerly re-
ported light oil well, is gasser
in the Gordon sand. On the same
stream and in the same district the
same company has drilled No. 8 on
the N n. Cunningham farm through
the Gordon sand and Will not have
better than five-barrel pumper. In
the past few months there has been
g Very heavy decline in operations ID
Sardis district. sil
On Spring Creek, Spencer district
Rbane county. there is mo abatement
In the starting Of new work In the
salt sand development at the county
seat. From the number OF wells drii-
/ ling and rigs up and building 1t is
thought there will he 90 strings 81
tools running In that velopmeht by
the close of the month, The work Is
nearly all located ON town lots and
those wlio have, started work are
rushing It toi completion. !!
In the Imperial district ALLEGHENY
county, Pa, Watson q Company have
n
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& - 4; 49,
BROWN: Feb. II. iisz Ethel FfnM
MAS shopping at, Wallace Tuesday. s
Df George Eiafbert Earl Jones and
Charles HafbsFt, OF Rock Camp Mere
IN town Tuesday
Chester Jones and George Harhers
were at Wallace Tuesday.
Clarence Ford was In town Tues,
day.
The Brown school VIII give q pie
social Thursday night. Everybody 4
invited to attend.
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4 NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

The fifpa doing business ~ ClaIlz
burg under the name of Hopkins 8
Green has been dissolved sthis day BY
mutual consent, John II. Hopiinf
Iretires and o. M. Green continue the
business.
All accounts for and agaihkt the
firm are to be settled by o. M Green.
HOPKINS e GREEN,
BY John r. Hopkins.
February ~, 1915.
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FOR SALEHouses

EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate root. large yard and garden,
well OF good water: close to school
and church and car line; NEWLY
papered: situate on lot bOx150
feet Appraised at $4,000. but
will be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Howard Post. Con. Bldg,
Ciarksburs.
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NoRTHvIEWI|

Horror Avenue. room cot
& rage AS, VA, t.1uu
Hornor Avenue room col
& 'age 81. - <. Il! .Q''i
Hamil Avenue, s room cot
tage (. 41t
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SHOE REPAlRlNG

GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick. The only up-to-date repair
shop IN the city. Second hand shoes
]. 8. Gtemef. fel S. Second street,. =
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; newly papered:
two mihutes walk from postoftice. APP
ply at H. School street.
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TQR 5RENT--ohe furnished room Tor
qtBltt housekeeping. or sleeping nurr-
poses, as desired nicely furnished;
rest reasonable; rye Of bath and
phone. Call Bell phone i29-M. or
apply at 10 First street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

A kite soaring out of sight can still
distinguish and pcunce on lizards
and field mice ON the ground
Massachusetts has the largest Por-
tugese population of any state, Rhode
island ranking next.
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FOR RENT--rhrce furnished rooms for
hight housekeeping, with private bath;
centrally located. Call BELL phone
2ll-J.
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Automobiles and Accessories


FOR SALE New st,idepaker z. passen..
ger aptomoeite: cataiog price $3.50
contest; viii make big discount For
quick sale. See me at gas ONCE, Sec
ono street. Clarksbure. Fred A. Olds.
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FOR Rem 1.-TWO furhished rooms foc
Light housekeeping; with all modern
commandments: also nice front bed
room, with use of bath and telephone.
gaystlemen preferred; rent very rea-
soDable. 514 Preston street. Bell
Mlone 1917.
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The Daily Telegram and the
Sunday Telegram one year by
mail, $500, or by carrier,
Sc. 100, is our special "BaruaIn|
Week" offer this week The
regular prices are $3.50 by
mail and $40 by carrier,
Save the discount.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

NEW FAIR .GRol ND addition. near
stop 20. four room cottage. slate roof,
cabinet mantels. finished In oak, good
well at door. Apply to P. G. Drepperd.
City, Route :,
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For SALE;-EiEht room house, slate
roof. with bath. attic, large basement
and cellar, cement walks, HARDWOOD
finish throughout, cabinet and base
natnels, Ave minutes walk from court
house: good neighborhood. Price on
terms $4,000. cash $1,000. Address
. "a. b care TELEGRAM oftice. =.
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BUILDING WANTED

BUILDING wANTED-Pat up for store
! i0xS0 feet In thriving suburb Have
lot VIII lease or buy on ten year.
basis. Address 429 Empire b Dig,
Elarksburt:. " Va.
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FOR RE:NT-1hrce nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; also one
nicely furnished room for sleeping,
With or without board. Apply at liz
Locust street,
FOR RENT--Three nicely furnished
rooms, with use OF bath and phone.
Gentlemen preferred. Apply at $40
4 w. Main street. George w. Mean
strews, Bell phone 535-R.
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EGGS FOR HArcH1NG. Baby chickens:
live stock of first class; bred for eEs
Silver Campines. Buy the wirstea. egg
y producers: also s. @. w. LegliorTts and
White Rocks Satisfaction guaran-
teed. y. A. Preston. 12IS Martin
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WANTED Miscellaneous
MONEY 10 LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MoNEY?~f a..
commodate everybody, by loaning
money on watches, diamonds, teweiry,
Jeweler. Waldo Big. Fourth street.
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FOR RENT-Houses

hath, at III Factory street $1,000 par
month; tty water free C. G. MIC
{ Carly. McCarty Building.
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FOR REST-Four rooms upstairs. With
ply at 42l Seventh street. Glen Elk.
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The ropuiatt6h Of The United
States IL only 6 per cent. OF the
world popdieti ION and less than = !;
lpsrcsntl Of that 3f G,feps. &
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EQR REN.r---rwo furnished rcorts to.'
light housekeeping; with use Of bath
ana telephone. electric Lights. Call
H2msg phone egg-L, 220 Metgs avenue.
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FOR sALE-L.ots

-A>-S>--s
FOR SAI.Fs--Two lots. Nos IS and "a,
size 35xl20, in East Northvicw. bar
particulars call or address ". A. Bog
Eeas,s Gypsy, w. Va IS
nor sALE-I.ot in Highland Park. Will
soll cheap II sold on or before FED.
iuaIy 20. Apply TO w. II. ;Yonke, 1870
Fourth street. !; : " j. .5sss q
FOR SAIL Cheap. lot In rear Of 40i
Monticello avenue. suitable for barn
or g9s4ge Apply ut 404 Monticello
ayenaes $50 3 &!
selected lets; & price right Houses for
rent. X HOUSES for sale on easy pay
mentl Han VI. ]. White, McCarty
Bldge r.sess LOS, or 1sss-J. Home 1913.
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FOR RENT-one ave room house. with
bath; also one four room cottage. App
ply 10 Meta V. Thorn. $50 West Pike
street
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,Eoh RENr-Lyon Apartment, April
frst occlpc ncy, two six room apart
mefttsi all modern conveniences! Ap-
ply to Bessie Lyon. South Chestnut
street. Bell phone .s6e=R.
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LOST;
EGGS And CHICKENS

FOR SALE White Ieghorns. the great
est OF all layers. Eggs for Matching
300 for 10 White Wyandotte Eggs
1.50 for Is. Two pens Of these chick
ems layed 32 dozen and eggs month
OF january. Il. s. SwiHter. New F,aar.
Ground. Route p City. . = -
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FOR RENT=.Four room cottage with
BATH water and gas and closets.
( newly built CHARLES street. Broad
! Oaks Z Apply III yI4evy's Cigar Store,
332 West Pike street.
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tEOR RENT-s!x room house. on Water
street. Apply to j. G. Wright. at
lsowndcs q iChorpenfng Mill.
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FOR RENI-One new three-room cot
tage and one new StrRICT1Y modern
six room house. both close In. Call or
p. m. FL
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SEWING

WANTED SEWN claidren,s sewing
Mrs. Marie Wine, s624 Preston street,
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TOR RENr-Thre nicely furnIshed
cold water IN Kitchen; use u bath and
tetaphone; no objection to. one small
child. Call at 70s West pike Ntreet.
or Consolidated phone B66-L.
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FOR sALE-lron safe, at a
bargain. inquire Of F. S.
Thompson, Golf Bldg.

FOR SALE-fiorse. five years old. good
family horse. weight about 1000; also
rubber tire buggy See stage Man
ager, at the Odeon theater.
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nor s5RF.ST--Seyen . room ! house on
North-Ef street, Han yE:5k al sifa-
or phone Stout 4 Merendino. 700 Goff
Bldg.
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FOR SALE Complete equipment Cor
generating electric current; includes
one 35 h. p, And one 65 h. b. gas en-
CINE. and drnanos. Apply TO v. L.
Highland. Ciarksburg.
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rooms for light li6,isekceping, to par
taes without childpen, all modern con-
xertences Appty n to Mrs. Desty
Th9tfp3sn. los Virginia street, CIR
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FOR RESF-one large room 20x60.
second floor. suitable FOR lodge;- Hewes
street. n Apply to SwaGe. leo Cream
CO.. 3:S' Hewess street.
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FOR sAI.ElxRestaurAnt fixtures ana
second hand Bowling Alleys. Apply
ct Exchange Restaurant West Pike
Ct, Opposite Waldo Hotel
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FOR RENT STORE ROOM q with
basement also, I'VE room modern nat.
400 North Eaftti. street. Glen BLK
W. Frank Stout. 70l,Tos Gpff Bldg.
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FOR sALE-A bargain IL sold at once;
rebuilt transfer wagon. good as new.
shop. Adjoining Osborn Machinery Co.,
Ferry street. CITY.
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FOR sALE.-cattle. in any numbers;
delivery April list: also want to rent
pasture for 600 cattle. Call or write
II. r. Price. Jans Lew, w. Va.
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PHONoGRAPHs-sl5, $40 ana sss
Grades. Reduced to $50. SIS and 10.
4 Records at 11c each. Clarksburg Rec
ord Exchange. Room /, Irwin euilding
Opposite Postoffice. Clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR SAL e Miscellaneous

ron tSkEE-C Contracts for y renting
houses got and gaa leases fretpagS
catds hunting permit s coal 0pfanHS
ErS.6 gfice1 r: Z, ~ B: Il ~
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FOR sALE-Kentucky bred driving
mare. four years old. Apply to g. l..
isRohrbough, Stop 10, Bridgeport Car
a. Line. rs -. "A
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T1Y TKB1I TODAY.
For the Liver, Blood, Bowels, Stom-
aeh ana nerves. try Grtfiith.g Roots and
Herbe. They stop Rheumatic Aches
ana Palms. 25c per package, one monyt's
treatment. Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
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FOR RENT--Furnisted.R;o Rooms

FOR Rt;ST- Mics fnrni1iisd rooms, use
Of bath. electric lights. For 31.26 and
sLeg week. Gall on Mrs. o. II.
AeAIey, s02. Monticello cveLue.
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toR SALE or Tfsl r:yWeI Itisg. IS
4 good soda fctintK d, cofdpi IL 4 Z svtfS
Wkf, used about nine m0liti1s. viii
\ sell at bargain, on tint. Of .ttadkl
Z for Anything You have. See sd6 AZ
< eletl tgHs BROS, g *
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WANTED TO RENT

'-Three nicely fur
u slit h9tise Keeping
kaM Ben Rhens
The Yale expositor., 1915-09-30
Work of County AgriculturiSt

The work last week was continued
along the same lines as the preceding
one. Probably the activities in con-
nection with the hog cholera on Har-
sen Island overshadOwed everything
else in Importance. While the disease
has obtained bad start, there is some
reason for encouragement in regard to
its control. In all, thirty-fve head have
been treated with serum obtained from
the Agricultural College and as soon as
the infected pens and premises are
cleaned up and put into shape, they
will be thoroughly disinfected. The
owners have killed and buried all hogs
having the disease and this fact greatly
strengthens the probability of getting
the situation cleared up at an early
date.
The remainder of the potato fields
not seen by Mr.. Waid when here the
last time were visited last week, but
all were found to be killed by blight.
erhe wheat and winter barley for the
seed associations arrived during the
week. Except in case of Yale and
Emmett associations these were sent
direct to the members, but with these
two associations complete arrangement
had not been made and the seeds were
delivered in person. The following
farmers were visited at their farms
while in the vicinity of Yale: John
Patterson, Edward Brown, Robert Car
son, ii. Il. Dinner, August Smith, L. Ii,
Parkinson, VIM. Cavanagh and w. a.
Silverthorn.
Monday afternoon trip was made
to the farm of Manley Hltchings where
assistance in regard to fertilizer and
lime had been requested. The farm of
George Quail was also visited while in
that vicinity.
Ten persons called at the office dur
ing the week for information on vari
Gus subjects.
g. l.. Brody, county agent.
The Yale expositor., 1915-09-30

FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. III.
Preaching at l0:30 followed 10y class
meeting at 1l:30.
Preaching at 700 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday evening at
700.
All are invited to attend these services
which are evangelistic in character.
Free Methodism is Christianity ir
earnest. j. N. Wilson, pastor.
AVOCA NJ. p. CHURCH
There will be preaching in the M. +,
church Sunday mornlng commencing
at 1000 o'clock.
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Rev. VandOren, Pastor.
NJ. z. CHURCH
Class meeting, morning, $3.50
Preaching 1000
Sunday School ll:l5
Sunday evening, $50.
Everyone welcome.
Charles Bragg, Pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services each Sabbath as follows for
the summer months
Preaching service at 1000 a. M.
Sabbath school at 100 a. m.
Preaching service $50 p. m.
Mid week service Thursday evenings
at O'clock.
Waldren Geach, Pastor
CHURCH OF CHRIST
October 3rd
Morning service l0:30. Subject, "Re-
demption." Harry Beal will be in
charge Of the service. Let there be a
good showing of members present.
Read Heb. 10: 20.
Sunday school, ll45 Our Sunday
school is in good working order now
and we want the members to show
some interest in the school
Sunday will commence our "Honor
Roll" system and the scholars whose
names are read from the roll for six
months will be awarded prize worth
while. The roll" will be read at the
end Of each month, and only the names
of those who never miss will be heard.
The young Peoples meeting was or
ganized Sunday evening and will meet
each Sunday at $50 p. m.
Members and friends are heartily in
vited to attend these services.
Eldred Charles, Minister
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday. Oct. 3
1000 a. M, Sermon
1lO0 M, Sabbath school.
2:30 p. M, Sabbath school at Fremont
followed by sermon.
$3.50 p. m., Layman's missionary
meeting for men, other churches uniting
700 p. m, Sermon.
f. II. Brad6eld, pastor