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The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
The Class PLAY

1.-THE Rescue Of Prince Hail." was
presented by the Glass OF 1915 at the
Kersten Auditorium last Friday
evening In a very pleasing manner,
despite the fact that changes were
made in the members of the caste as
late as on the morning OF the play.
This was due to the fact that one Of
members, Nina Grever, was sick and
unable to go on with the work. Miss
Madge Sires, without previous prepa-
ration, filled the place and did 50
admirably.
The members Of the company
handled their parts we'll and the
little comedy proved very entertain
ing. Members of the caste were
Carl Bryant, Lola Colyer, Vada Mum
dell, Wayne Neal, Sam Burris, Georg-
10 Waugh, Floyd Hensler and Madge
Sires.
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Class Is Eighth One

Prior to this year there have been
seven classes graduate from the Ord.
way High school. with a to tai Of II
members for the seven classes. In
1908. the first graduation. there was
but one member and but one each in
the classes of 1911 and 1914. The
class Of 1915 has almost az many as
the next two largest classes com bined.
Following are the various classes pre-
vious to this year, which go to make
up the alumni association:
l9Os-LiIlie Edgar Campbell.
l9O9-Belle Sale Smith. Viva Sypher
Colbert.
l9l0-Marian Bass. Mary Freeman
Scott, Lillian TroLter, Hazel Mock,
Edna McIves Fountain.
19ll-Esther Kelley.
l9l2-Mae Weldon. Paul Fountain.
l9l3-MarIe Bass. Linda Gallavan
Ruby Case. Holly Hanks. Edna Ray
1al4-Lola Clinger.
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Clark's 5 Return

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Clark arrived
last week from California and will
spend the summer on their ranch
south west OF the Stewart Investment
company's holdings 1t Is their In.
tentions to build bungalow during
the summer and they will probably
spend their summers here each year.
Mr.. Clark will be remembered by
many here as he delivered lecture
last winter at the Princess. Since
that time he has been lecturiug In
the Pacific coast states aud recently
gave bic lectures at both Stanford
Univefsity and Unfversity OF CALI
ornia He has devoted number Of
years 10 the Holy Land and European
countries.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Forder District

Mrs. Ruth Williamson. nee McCann.
left week before last for New York to
Join her husband. George Williamson.
who has been in that city since their
marriage last winter. On Friday the
couple left for Nassau, Bahama Is
lands. where Mr.. Williamson, with his
brother. will take submarine pictures
for leading syndicate. Mr.. William
son and his brother are the originatOrs
OF this class Of pictures and have made
an enviable reputation with their
work. Few of the patrons OF the
moving picture shows In this vicinity
we're aware that pictures showing tha
wopders OF the deep sea were due to
the efforts of a person so closely as.
sOciated with the interests Of this
locality.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Local and Personal

Miss Edith Leary is confined to her
home, suffering a severe attack OF
typhoid fever. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Leary, Sr., came over
Tuesday from Westclifie and will be
with her for few days.
David s. Ilgenfritz will leave TO-
morrow, Saturday, for an extended
visit at the home of his uncle, Samuel
H. ludlow In Carthage, Mo.
Ice delivered to your door on regul-
ar schedule is the satisfactory way.
Let Tiedemann's wagon supply you.
Lawn Mowers, self sharpening,
rubber and cotton Hose and all kinds
Of Sprinklers at The Ordway Trading
Go.
Clark Jewel oil stove, Come and
see them at The Ordway Trading Co.
Buy your Shorts at Tiedemann.s.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Attention,
DIV Farmers and theirs

We have taken the agency for Bur
banks SPINELESS CACTUS, 1.-THE
Wonder Plant" It will grow better
than anything else In the poorest and
driest soil; green all the year around
and can be pastured or harvested as
needed; furnishes green, succulent
food At all times. 1t Is the best food
known for all kinds Of livestock,
especially hogs, and makes a perfectly
balanced ration for dairy cows. Cac-
tus will also produce very valuable
fruit up to as high ~ 20 tons per acre
. year. A FOOD AND DRINK FOR
CATTLE AND HOGS. Stock is en-
route and orders will be taken and
filled as received. first come, nrst
served. Burbank says: ''One> acre
of cactus will produce as much stock
food as 20 acres OF alfalfa" Greene &
Dean, Ordwsy, Colo.
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Local and Personal

Miss Hazel Delp and Harry Price. of
Russell, Kans arrived this week and
are visiting with their sister, Mrs.
Dave Simmer, and family. They
will remain for several weeks.
James T. Hicks has moved with his
family to his ranch In the Forder
district. Mrs. Hicks and their son
and daughter arrived from Wichita
Kans. last Friday.
Insure against 1t. It's good bet
a 100 to | shot. We write hail in
surauce. Greene & Dean.
Buy your Bran At Tiedemaun's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Methodist Church

Meeting for wnShip at the usual
Moses the AccIser." The young
people Of the church will bold ~
Epwnrth League anniversary at eight
o'clock in the evening. Oth-r servic-
es: Sunday school AT 10 90 O'Clock.
and The usual Epworth League meet
ing at I 90 O'Clock.
Oliver + Barker, Minister.
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Sugar City-Miss Eileen Richards.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A Rich
ards. was the only graduate OF the
Sugar City high school this year
Commencement exercises were held
last week and with just as much int
crest as had there been dozcu coin
pleting the work OF the high school.
Exercises were held on Thursday eve
ming in the ID. o II hall Prof.
Frank d. SlutZ OF Pueblo delivered
the commencem address on the
subject. "a Genius is One whose
Youth Extends Far Into Old Age y
Superintenden II. T. Mitchell OF the
Sugar City school made the presenta-
Jion OF the diploma to Miss Richards.
who will teach in the school here next
year.
Several social affairs were held dur
ing commencement for the Glass Of
1915"
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Scouts on Hike

Sugar City-Rev. w. H. Calfee, the
Methodist minister and Scout Master
of Sugar City, with the following
Scouts. Edgar Taylor, Clarence Day.
Courtney Larson. George Butler and
Walter SchlunnegRer, left on their
wheels for Picket Wire river beyond
the J. \. ranch Tuesday morning.
They will camp there for ten days.
They will be followed q few days
later by Scouts Mark Cravens, Edwin
Howard and johnnie Close.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
w alter Buys Lot

Haws Walter, this week, bought
the Dunlap lot adjoining J. P. Boul.
din's residence on the south. Dunlap
had started II small cottage and had
the foundation in. Mr.. Walter will
not complete the work for the pres
eut.
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Horses for Sale

] have II few cheap horses l Will
sell from $50 to 500 apiece. in good
crnditiun hut ii lirtle anci NJ: ais" i
f.w good milk cows Address OIury
Springs, Colo Phone 1913 F. 6.
Adam he Auci irnarr.
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Justly Proud

The memhers OF the board OF
directors Of the Ordway schools.
Messrs Mast, Herman and Mitchell
are sharing with the school faculty
the pleasure q having so large class
graduate az the class uf 1915, They
are proud OF tke work which the class
has done and N the members OF that
class who have taken such interest in
their school work 1t is something
for everyone in the district to be
proud OF ~ the school here is being
rapidly advanced.
I'VE have had most successful year
said Mr.. Herman. president of the
school board. Everything moved
along without Ia Interruption during the
entire year, except for the very much
regretted illaees of one Of the teach
ers whose place was later filled. For
time there might have been Il little
impatience bnt within short time
the work 10 ~ grade handled by this
teacher wssesken up by another and
most satisfhetorily conducted, and
through the extrene kindness OF the
other teacbers OF the school It was
carried on viii practically no inter
ruptiop, ewes before the place was
flledl I aD8syud of the york done
10 all depsrtments. and TO the Class
df 1915 l wish TO say that the mem
bers OF the board of directors justly
pride themselves in the interest each
OF the nine members have displayed
and am proud to zee such a large
class able to enter commencement
with the honOrs due them.
"There Is bound to be feeling Of
pride when we view the work OF the
past year which the faculty OF the
schools Of Ordwsy has been doing.
and especially 81 when we note the
number Of graduates OF the Glass OF
1915" said Mr.. Mast to New Era
representative in reviewing the years
school WORK. "rhere have been seven
classes graduate with total
OF II members exclusive OF this year,
and those completing the work this
year have swelled that number to 26
As member OF the board l am proud
OF the work now being completed and
OF the Class OF 1915. To the present
faculty is due much credit for the
way 10 which the affairs OF the past
year were conducted and l believe
patrons OF the school appreciate their
work"
II appreciate the interest taken In
the past years school work by the
patrons of the district" said o. S.
Mitchell, treasurer nf the school
board. There seems to have come II
new era 10 Ordwsy's school work and
to add TO the advancement OF the
schools is the large class which grad
yates this year. 1t Is a source Of
to see NO many young men
aud women Interested In their welfare.
The class OF 1915 is one we may all be
justly proud OF, and as a member of
the board l hope to see these classes
increase in numbers and the school
increase In efficiency each year as 1t
has during the past years term"
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Commencement

This was commencement week Tor
the Ordway high school graduates of
the class OF 1915 and it was week
filled with Interesting events for the
members. Perhaps the most interest
ing to the graduates will he the Com
mencement which takes place this
Friday, evening. at the kersteu aud
itOrium This is when they will be
presented with their diplomas, start
ing them un the way To accomplish
greater things Some OF these rradu
ates will teach school during the con :
ing year, having already secured
places, and others will probably take
up college courses. The program for
this Commencement exercise follows:
Orchestra.
March-Class Of 1915.
Solo-"FIight OF Ages" Ira B Coy.
Invocatiun-Rev. o. +. Barker
Violin Solo-"Gipsey Dance" Geo.
B. Edgar
Solo-"My Laddie," Mrs. Pender-
grast.
Address-Dr. E. S. Parsons.
Sulo-" "MargauriJta." Earl B.Strick
land.
Piano SulO-''Barcarolle in g." Paul
Fountain.
Presentation OF the Class-Miss
WOOdard.
Presentation OF iplomas-Geo. K,
Herman.
BenedictiOn-Rev. Stephenson.
Orchestra.
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Selects a Teacher

Bob Creek-Miss Carrie Schneider Of
Oconomowoc, Wis. has accepted the
school here for next year. Miss
Schreiber will conduct the whole
school,
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
BRIEF INTERVIEWS

VIM. Tecklenberg, one Of the prop
rietors OF the Tecklepberg Bros. ranch
near Sugar City. was In Ordway Wed.
oesday. He is one the most couserva-
tive ranchmen in the county, and
Tecklenberg Bros. are among
the very best aRriculturists
and horticulturists In this district
They have a farm which Is rapidly
being made an ideal country home
spots, and it is being done by proper
ly applying both brain and muscle.
at requires hard work" said Mr..
Tecklenberg, .'and one must keep
everlastingly. At it. but 1t is worth
while" & ..".'
Fl. E. Long of Eads was here on
business this week. He made the
statement that no irrigated section of
the state has made such rapid ad-
vancement as has the Crowley coun.
ty district. when l saw people set
tling here 25 years ago l thought To
myself, more suckers but they we're
the wise men of the east evidently"
said Mr.. Long.
II hear so much about Ordway,"
said J. H. Leary, Sr., who is here
this week from his home in West
cliffe. "Ordway and the irrigated
district surrounding Is about the
most talked OF portion OF the state
Mr.. Leary stated that he could see
marked Improvements all over the
county upon each visit he makes here
and is very hopeful for Crowley coun.
lty #.-
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
For Sale at Snap Price

10 lots in cnurthnuse block ) f
CORNER Remember there are only
two other vacant $ f. corners In the
uuwn. e P Johnson
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
It's of Interest

On page OF this issue Is the list OF
Colorado laws passed by the recent
general assembly. The summary
gives each bill and date IL was either
signed or voted. 1t would be well to
file this page Of the paper for future
reference.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Tracts to Suit

Richest G-Orgia farms: nnesJ eli
male. enormous fruit. grain and truck.
ing crops; tracts any siz" to suit. SIC
per acreup II J. Prnvl"r. Butler. Ga.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
A Cupid at Vassar

Crowley-The play IA Cupid at
Vassar" will be given this Saturday
evening at the Crowley school house
by the members of the Christian
Endeavor society.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
81 Acres for Rent

The Swink estate has 81 acres. with
west Of Catholic church. OrdwHy.
Inquire OF Crowley County Abstract
Cu
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Baccalaureate sermon for the class
was delivered last Sunday evening at
the Evangelical church by the Rev.
Meeder the pastor. Rev. Meeder
used as his subject, ITO Every Man
His Work" It was most approp-
riate subject and was full OF good
thought and excellent suggestions for
the graduates. The church was filled
to almost overflOwinR for this oc-
casion, a large number from the
country attending.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Big Refrigerator Coming
ST. Louis. MAY IA, 1915.

ST. Louis. MAY IA, 1915
Gallavan Brothers. Ordway, Colo.
Gentlemen:-
We are very much pleased to re-
ceive today from our Mr.. w II. Shedd
contract covering a refrigerating APP
frigeratOr Counter, and We want TO
say gentlemen, that we appreciate
your having placed this order with Us.
very much indeed and will do our
very best to give you an outfit second
TO none in the State OF Colorado.
Yours very truly.
THE BRECIir CoMPASY.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Local and Personal

County Assessor Williams is In
Denver this week in attendance at a
meeting OF the assessors OF the state.
Baby Chick food and Growing Chick
food at The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Coal Rates Reduced

this county have been reduced by
order of the Public Utilities commits.
sion, and following are the quotations
on lump in carload lots with new and
present rates given, Ordway being
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Buy the purest and best Linseed
OIL At The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Other towns In the county may
figure their reduction on q basis OF
Eve cents less per ton for Oiney
Springs, five cents per ton more for
Sugar City and ten cents more for
Lolita; that 10 taking the Walsen burg
district the new rate on lump coal is
q IS to Olney Springs; sl.6o TO Ord
way; sl.8 TO Sugar City and sl.7o to
Lolita.
August ] OF this year Is the date set
for the new rates to become effective.
IL will give the dealers time to get
in their winters supply of coal after
that date and secure the new rates.
giving the consumer the benefit Of
the reductions.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Clearance Sale

More new hats. Bigger bargains
than ever. See them befnre they have
been picked over. Mrs. W. Laughlin.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Gen. Sherman said, War is He'll
W. say hail is ditto.
Why not insure against it?
We are writing hail insurance.
Greene & Dean.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

See our hay tools and get our prices
before you buy. The Ordway Trad
ing Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Did any OF that Rocky Ford hail hit
you or your crops?
II not, some other hail Is likely to
do so any time.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

That's about the state of weather
affairs 10 Crowley county during 8
portion Of this week, but despite all
this. vegetation seems to pull through
10 fairly good condition and so far
there has been very little damage.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
10 Trade for Stock

3 room house 3 lnt>. barn. chicken
house and yard and ci-Lrrn. f 7,
Johnson
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Letter files. 35 cents at the New
Era office. Every farmer needs one.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

All kinds OF Refrigerators and Ice
Cream Freezers at The Ordway Trad
Ing Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Buy your Cement Brick at Tiede-
mann's
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Milo, Kaffir Corn and Feterita at
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

No-Sag Gate. K. w. English
Lumber Co. sells them.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Buy your Poultry Wire at Tiede-
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal o
English Co.
Buy your Oyster Shell at Tiede
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
The Weather

Tuesday. May ls-Some hail IN
forenoon; no damage.
Wednesday, May ia sixteenth to
an eighth Of an inch OF ice formed
during the night on small vessels OF
water left In the open. No damage
to crops; tomato plants and beans In
gardens frozen.
Thursday, May 2O-Heavy snow fell
from 8 .. N. to pa. N. Melted.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Vacuum Washers at The Ordway
Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

To Trade 10 acres OF Florida land
for good auto or tarm machinery. Ad-
dress Box Sg5 Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Call or see Mrs. n. T.. Bryant for
Cleanzene the greatest thing on wash
day.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

Buy your Oats at Tiedemann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
Plants

Tnmatncs. cahbae" and sweet prt
aLoe II + Bryant. block nurth, two
east of school hn,Is-.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21

jacobson grinds lawn mowers.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

pIanLs-Cabbage and tomato plants
fr sale at Hoffman's. Phone 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Frederick.burg NORMA, Mates.

The Y. w. c. A. gave it's annual re-
ception to the new students last Friday
evening. A very delightful musical
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
NORFOLK COUNCIL AND
POWER CO. DISAGREE

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 25.-Negotia-
tons between the Virginia Railway
and Power Company and the city of
Norfolk over the proposed new thirty
year franchise now threaten to
reach an impasse. During the months
of apparent inactivity on the part of
the special committee of the Council
having the matter in charge members
have been doing some deep thinking
and acquiring additional information.
all of which has led some Of them to
the conclusion that the tentative ord
nance submitted by the company does
not grant to the city all it should re-
ceive in return for what it is asked
to give. Various meetings of sub-com
mittees and extra official conferences
of members have been held during the
last few weeks and as result the
meeting of the special committee call
cd for next Tuesday night will de-
velop objections to which the company
must yield. probably, If negotiations
are to continue.
The principal additional demands
the committee is expected to ask of
the company. and not acceded to in
the draft of the ordinance now before
1t. are these:
Six tickets for quarter to he on
sale on street cars Of all lines.
Council control of the service. elimi-
mating the necessity of appearance he
fore the corporation commission.
A higher franchise tax on the gross
earnings of the company than provid
ed for in the tentative ordinance
There are other minor matters that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

on foreign manufactured articles. 1t
will also communicates with its mem
bers, urging them to buy nothing but
goods made in the United States for
their Christmas celebrations.
A Made in L. 8. A. Christmas" sales
week has been proposed for some time
In December. and arrangements are
under way to have department stores
all over the United States offer special
sales In American made goods for that
week. The department stores will
also he requested to communicate with
manufacturers whom they know to be
in position to supply the Christmas
demand. and no effort will he spared
70 arouse manufacturers and consum-
ers all over the country to the great
opportunity which awaits them to add
t. this country's material wealth and
permanent trade prosperity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
WAVERBY.

Especial The Richmond Xirginlan1
waverly Va. Sept. 25.--Walter Turn
bull Of Lawrenceville, visited Waver-
ly on Tuesday last.
Miss Mar9ie Sprat1ev has returned to
her home in wnverly. after visiting
friends and relatives in Richmond. Va
The Misses Arlington. of clsremont
are the guests of Miss Louise Fleet
wood on East Main street.
Miss Elsie Wilcox, accompanied by
her father. Mr.. j. r. wilcox, left on
Thursday for Richmond, where Miss
Wilcox will enter the Woman.s College
Miss Gale Hartz. Miss Fannie Boothe
and Miss Ruth Wilcox left Waverly this
week for Lynchburg. where they will
enter Randolph Macon College
Mrs, r. A. Daniel Ia visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter ]. Young, at
westhampton. near Richmond. Va
Miss Evelyn May is visiting friends
and relatives In Richmond this week.
Mrs. virginius Land Arnold has re-
turned TO her home in Waverly. after
spending four weeks at the Maple
Shade Inn. Pulaski. Va.
Mrs. G. A. Rady and sister, Mercedes
Ray. OF Richmond, have returned home
after n weeks visit in the home OF
| her aunt. Mrs s. A, Wetzler. on Rail-
ROAD Avenue
Clare Battams has returned home
after visit of one week to friends In
Kilmarnock. Va,
Mrs. f. l. Gray liz visiting her mother
| I'm Portsmouth Va.
Among those who motored to Peters
burg Thursday night TO see Al G.
/ Fields Minstrels were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Foster, Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
/ Smith, Mr.. and Mrs V. L. Arnold Mr.
and Mrs p. NJ. Ktlmartin, Colonel and
I Mrs Robert w. Arnold, Misses Nell
Gray, Myrtle Harrison and Isabelle
! F1ournoy, r W. Chappell, o. H. West
and ], r. West. Jr.
Alton r, West Of City Point. Va.
visited his parental home on Copper
hnunk Avenue on Sunday last.
Miss Grace West left waverly on
! Wednesday for ASHORE. n c.. where
she will spend a month with her aunt
Mrs, Elijah Mofftt.
John W. West Jr.. left waverly yes
tefaay for Biaekshurg, where he wilt
| again resume his studies at the V p.
/.
| Claiborne Arnold who has been
spending the summer In Norfolk has
/ returned to his home in Waverly.
7 Miss Lena Rowe. of Fredericksburg
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Edward
w. Chappell. on East Main Street
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Gray, their
daughter Miss Afea, and SON. Marvin
l. Gray. who have been attending the
exposition. have returned to their home
In waveriy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
INJURED BY
EXPLODING BUOY

Portsmouth, Va. Sept. 25.-when a
gas buoy exploded shortly before 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
tinted States buoy depot In First
Street, the netghborhood for blocks
around were startled by the terrific
defamation. Windows In First Street
buildings were shattered. and two
workmen, Henry W. Partin. black
smith. and Samuel Copeland. coiored.
a helper, were injured.
Just what caused the accident could
not be ascertained definitely. 1t II be-
lieved however. that 1t became over
heated in some way while work was
being done on It, and the gas explo-
sion followed. The buoy was badly
damaged.
Partin and Copeland were burned
severely. but 1t is not believed that
they were seriously injured.
Doctors were summoned as soon as
possible after the explosion, and the
injured men were taken Immediately
TO the Kings Daughters Hospital.
where DR. Cooke attended them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

IL visiting his mother-in-law. Mrs MIL
lie. Cox.
James O. McFaii has just returned
from Bciecamp, where he attended an
old time Baptist association.
John NJ Hanover. who has been
somewhat indisposed, is able TO De out
again.
Reuben n. Ncs'ail was visitor al
CIintwood during the week.
Noah l.. Hanover Is visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Y. VAN
over Of near Ciintwood.
Albert n Mullins. of osborn's Gap
ia visiting friends at this place.
Henry Short. of Osborn's Gap. is Wis
iting around this place
Mcdonald Whitaker. of Haddonheld,
is the guest OF James @. McFail.