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Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28
CITY AND VALLEY

Born-In BraWley, Jan. D. TO ar.
and Mrs. G. B. Williams, a son.
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Born-In District 10. 6, January p,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Chick, a son.
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Marriage Lieenses-Joseph II. Wick
son. %, native of Iowa, resident Of
Otterson. Ia, and Miss Berniee Il.
Robins, 20, native Of California, res
ident of Holtyille.
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Betwixt Odors-The BraWley News
says that town and Calexieo promise
TO become garlic-produeing eenters.
Fortunately for El Centre the pre-
yailing winds are from the west.
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This Peculiar Misunderstanding
rain last night and today, with con-
t;nuous hazy and cloudy weather day
after day, continues the streak Of i'm
ported web-foot climate that amazes
the natives.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28
We Want Representatives Everywhere

10 work for Us. buying and selling
Real Estate. Mortgages. Bonds. stocks.
etc. We pay part salary and part COM
mission. Good huStlers may earn from
$1,000 10 S1o.eo per year or moreno
previous experience necessary. We
equip and start you out. INTERN n
TIoNAL REALTY CoHPoB AIIoN. 4I2
Otis Bldg. Ia =. La saiie IT. enc AGO.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28

Railroad Rumors-It is reported
from San Diego that the San Diego
& Arizona railroad has arranged with
eastern financiers for money and that
early work on the &c miles of con-
struetion remaining will soon be be-
gun.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28

reached nearly 200 names in ten days,
which shows that interest Is taken
by the producers. The next meeting
IN Il Cenro, Saturday at ,, for the
purpose Of perfeeting organization and
eleeting Officers. will be held at Fifth
and Broadway. IN the Armstead block.
All producers Of the valley are in
vited.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28


in Il Centre, Saturday at ,, Tor the
purpose Of perfecting organization and
eleeting officers. will be held at Fifth
and Broadway. IN the Armstead block.
All producers of the valley are in
vited.
L. & S. Theatre-Frank Adams
Great Southern Shows at [. & S. to-
night, with all their circus and vaude-
vile acts, including Texas, the per-
forming elephant, eomieal clowns, hor-
izontal bar acts, lady on the flying
rings, revolving ladders. wire walking
and juggling, Queen Of the Rolling
Globe, illustrated songs and troupe
Of eight royal English marionettes,
and the regular program of moving
pictures. Band concert at 5:45 in
front Of the theatre.
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Theatre Tulane-Four big acts of
vaudeville. including buck and wing
dancers. trick and fancy skating, sing
ers and comedians. will appear to-
night at the Theatre Tulane. Also
four reels of pictures. consisting of q
special, selig War News and
? Swedie comedy. The regular two
performances will be given, COM
at and 9 p. m. The ad-
will be 15 cents only. Com
ing Friday nieht. Nary Piekford in
Tess of the Storm Country
Must Change Location-Auto stages
will be forced to find some other
stand than the city streets. according
to the provisions of an ordinance to
bo drawn up by the city attorney fol-
Lowing the issuance Of an order last
night by the board Of trustees. The
constant dripping Of oil and gasoline
for long periods in the same spot. it
Is said. disintegrates the pavement.
The ordinance will be presented at
the next meeting of the trustees and
It's passage probably will result in the
reduction of the city license rate to
auto stages.
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Xmas Celebrators to Get Hearing
with assault with intent TO
murder. George Shields and Marga
ret Smith Wednesday morning will
be given preliminary hearing before
Justice Of the Peace Mayfield. The
.vo are allowed. on Christmas day,
q have engaged in a battle with Har-
y Henderson, with the result that
Henderson Is still being treated at st.
Thomas hospital for a bullet wound.
he missile having penetrated his lung
lie defendants, both of whom are col
red. will be represented by Attorney
=. Y. Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28

Granted Extension-The California
Arizona Construction Company, which
will lay the paving on State street
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
last night was granted an extension
of sixty days on its contract by the
board of trustees, in order that the
validity of the bonds will not he affect
ed should the paving concern fail 10
complete its contract in the time sehed-
uled. -
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28

No. ) Election-At the annual elec-
ton Of directors Of Water Company
No. 5. in Holtville. c. Fred Kamm of
Holtville and J. ]. Strictly of Ala
norio were elected as new directors,
and Joel Anderson. L. F. Shaw and ].
I. Taeeker were reelected. \ reso-
luton was passed providing that when
the irrigation district shall have ac-
ouired the main canals No. > will
retain its individuality as a distributing
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-28

Produce Association-The Imperial
Valley Poultry and Produce Assoeia-
ion is growing rapidly and is expect
ID to meet with success. The list has
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Cuzzart

Gene Crane spent part of Sunday
iting home folks
Persis Miller and daughter Dora
visited George Livengood's Saturday
and Sunday.
Grandma Feather is visiting w. S.
Crane
w. A. Crane attended quarterly con
ference at Sangrun. Md, Saturday.
Mrs John O. Kelley spent few
days at w. A. Wolfe's the past week.
Samuel Ringer has purchased a new
auto.
-. G.. NJ. AMMAN made business
trip TO Bruceton Friday.
William Livengood raised his new
barn and has 1t ready for his harvest.
Bertha Smith is I'm Baltimore and
we are informed that she will have TO
undergo an operation.
James Chichester and two daughters
visited friends I'm Terra Alta Sunday
and Monday.
J. l.. Reckart and family paid
Thomas Heigh a visit Sunday
Two OF Nolen Chidester's daughters
visited their aunt, Catherine Groves.
Saturday and Sunday
Frank Smith expects 10 go 10 Bal
timore the first OF the week to be with
his sister Bertha a few days
The carpenters are busily engaged
building Joseph Feathers new house.
The Kelley reunion will be held al
the Centenary church Saturday, Aug.
14th We have been informed that
Homer Rodeheaver, the great evange-
list singer. will be there.
Quite a number Of our people attend
cd the Sunday school convention at
Bruceton Saturday The convention
was a grand success, and the good
people laid their work aside and came
for miles 10 become better acquainted
with the Sunday school work. We
can't help but congratulate the good
people OF Bruceton for the excellent
dinner that they had prepared and
spread before The people in the grove
near the church There was an abund
aucc of dinner for every one present
and the best that hands could prepare
May God speed the time when every
adult. as well as child, will become an
efficient Sunday school worker
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North Avenue

Joseph Van Sickle and wife of
Buckhannon. Jacob Van Sickle and
family of near Tissue. Pa. and Hiram
Frazec Of Friendsville. Md, visited at
John Van Sickle's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fike. Miss Ada
Teets, Edward Dixon and son James
and James Moore were guests at Mar
shall Fixes Sunday.
Miss Bessie Dietrich is staying at
Mrs. owen Evans at present.
Rosa Van Sickle visited Misses Mel
lie and Daisy Van Sickle Sunday.
Preaching services were well at
tended here Sunday evening. conduct
ed by Rev. Joseph Van Sickle.
Mrs. Abbey Fike and son Charles
visited her sister. Mrs. Hosea Rode
HEAVIER, Saturday night and Sunday.
Martin Fike, who was seriously hurt
by a runaway horse, is able to be out.
Mrs. Mary Arnett and little daugh-
ter Iva and Lottie Fike of Clarksburg.
are visiting home folks at present.
Quinter Van Sickle was calling on
Vanburen Bartholomew Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Meyers OF Tn
iontown. are visiting home folks at
present.
William Arthur and family OF
lIazelton. visited at G. r. Van Sickle's
Sunday.
Walter. Quinter and Rosa Van Sickle
returned home Tuesday from Mt.
Lake Park, where they had been visit
ing friends and relatives for few
days
Oscar Frantz. RhOda Fike and Or
rio and James Flke were calling at
Perry Umbel's Sunday.
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MOrgantOWn

Mayor Cox has purchased new
Ford
John V. Brown OF Gladesyillc, was
a visitor here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs John r Zinn mOtorcd
10 Cheat river Saturday.
George - shaffer and son starkey
OF Gladesville, were in the city last
Friday on business
Guy Brown is having his home on
POLK street remOdeled
G. r. Metzler. NJ. & X. train master.
Is I'm Now York ON business.
Mrs. Il. Reppert was visiting Mr..
and Mrs sylyanus Reppert at Hallcck,
Sunday.
John r. Beeson has returned To his
home In Uniontown after a short visit
here with his grandmother, Mrs. D. G.
Zinn
Mr. and Mrs z. c. Allen motorod
TO Halleck Sunday and spent the day
with friends
Grant Walls IS working at Black.
wood
Miss Ethel shaTer. who has been
attending the University summer
school, has returned % her home ln
Gladesyille
ID. G. Zinu IS spending the week on
his farm near Gladosville with his
son o. vs..
DR. r. W. Austin spout last SaWr-
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Rodaner

Our farmers are very busy I'm their
hay harvest and the hum OF the now
ing machine and the merry voices of
the harvesters can be heard on the
hills and in the valleys.
Mrs. Manuel Hon and four children
of Cumberland, have been week end
visitors of Mrs. NJ. T. Uphold OF this
place.
Mrs. j. Ridenour is confined to her
bed with asthma.
Frank Cunningham, wife and little
boy and Joseph Rhodes of this place,
and Henry Cunningham OF Terra Alta.
were visiting Mrs. Cunningham's sis
ters OF Morgantown, a few days the
past week.
Burch Frazier OF Terra Alta, was i'm
our town Friday.
Mrs. B. +. Flood and Mrs ]. Stump
were shopping in Terra Alta Friday.
Mrs. Dora Ridenour and four chill
dren Of Clarksburg, are visiting Mrs.
Ridenour's father. J. Ridenour. OF this
place.
Lawrence Smith and wife were call
ing at II. j. Stump's Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. II. Uphold is having new
roof put on her barn. b. +. Flood and
II. J. Stump are doing the work.
Mrs. b. f. Flood was calling at ].
Ridenour's Saturday.
Mrs J. y. Bucklew was keeping
house for Frank Cunningham a few
days the past week.
j. -. Bucklew and wife spent the
evening at y. +. Floods Saturday.
Robert Bucklew, of Trowbridge, Wis
tied the parental roof Sunday.
Mrs J. -. Rhodes was calling at a.
Frank Bucklew's Sunday.
There will be an ice cream festival
at Bodamer school house Saturday
evening, August o. Proceeds for the
benefit OF the church. Come out every
body and enjoy yourselves
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Mngw0od Racket Store
4 Lasting Window Polish.

There is an art I'm washing windows,
and If they are properly polished the
operation need not be repeated for a
long time. a really good polish will
survive several transforms and will
only require the dust TO be removed
occasionally with a dry cloth. The
inside Of the windows should be wash
cd with tepid water. without soap or
powder OF any kind. rubbed dry with
channels and polished with cheesecIoth.
A solution for cleaning the outside
should Be made with one ounce OF pull
verified whiting, one ounce OF grain
alcohol. one of LIQUID ammonia and n.
pint OF water. Spray the window with
clear water TO remove surface dirt,
and apply the solution with a soft
cloth. Let this dry on. Afterwards
polish with cheese cloth or tissue pa
per. II the glass has been badly
scratched a nling may be applied
This consists Of an ounce OF white wax
dissolved In turpeutine. II should be
applied before the polishing. Wash
ington Star
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Albright

The pleasant showers we have been
having this week have been appre-
ciatcd by every one.
The Ruthbell mill Is running full
time. The Lewis Lumber company
have had their mill closed for the
past 30 days. but we have all conf
donce in their manager. MIR. Paxton,
and feel sure they will soon start the
saw buzzinE.
We have more good cement side
walks than any other town In the state
for it's size. Let us light the town
up for winter as we have the gas.
Herbert White and family were Wis
iting w. G. Albright at GAINESVILLE.
last Sunday.
Ben Bell and mother motored up To
Terra Alta Sunday I'm the formers new
Ford
James Ellinger spent last Sunday
with his family here.
Mrs. Il. IL. Watson and daughter Lu-
ellie spent the week end visiting Miss
Waddell and attending the Sunday
school convention at Bruceton.
visiting home folks.
Mr.. Frank Bishop of Florida, are Wis
ting the parental roof
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Gibson of Mason
town, were visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. j. Gibson, Sunday
Miss Evelyn McGinhis returned ON
Monday from Morgantown where she
had been visiting friends for the past
two weeks.
Clarence Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams. Miss Mabel Marsden and
Harry Lott motored through to Con-
nclssville, Pa. Thursday
Rev. Hurxthal is away on his vaca-
ton. The Rev. Ralph Brown of Graf
ton. Is filling his pulpit and preached
very interesting sermon on Sunday
night.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the home of Mrs
Geo. Sypolt on Wednesday of this
week
Mrs. w. G. Albright visited her faith
er. VIM. Jeffers, last week
Mrs. Edgar j. Parsons and little
daughter, Alice. are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. H.. II. Watson. and will attend
the Robinson reunion at the camp
ground on August 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Kennedy of
Mt Morris, are visiting Mrs Ken
ncdys parents.
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Newburg, Route 2

Making hay while the sun shines IS
the order Of the day.
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the funeral OF Mrs willis Hal
britter Wednesday at Shay's chapel.
The Newburg boys passed through
our midst Sunday evening singing
some very familiar songs which were
much appreciated. Come again. boys.
Kenneth Bell spent Sunday with his
cousin Rosco Shay.
Miss Nellie Ford entertained quite
a number Of little friends I'm their
beautiful lawn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Randolph Of
Piedmont. are visiting home folks.
Our mail carrier. N. Burr Bell. Is
back ON duty after q vacation. He at
tended tho convention at Elklns and
also visited relatives at that place and
reports to as very nice time.
Dr. Geo. G. Howard OF West Union,
is visiting friends and relatives IN this
section. We always give the doctor a
hearty welcome
Mrs. Prudie Wolf was visiting at
Shay's Sunday
Miss Blanche Newcome was the
guest OF Miss Nellie I.oughrie Sunday
Miss Mollie Stevenson OF Newburg
Is visiting at Frank Bells.
Our county roads are being worked
up-to-date by Grant Funk who be-
lieves in the old motto. things done
by halves are never done right"
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Seriously Injured.

Mr.. John Shannon. an American
miner OF the Smokeless Coal company
Of Tunnelton. was seriously injured
Tuesday afternoon when he was
knocked from a motor that he was
riding out on, and crushed against the
rib. He was rushed TO Fairmont as
quickly as possible. and taken to Min
ers' hospital No. 3. where It was i'm
possible to ascertain exactly the ex-
tent Of his injuries on account Of the
excessive swelling. II was known.
however, that his back was injured
and might possibly be broken His
condition is serious.
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y or WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
40 rules held i'm the clerks office of
Che Circuit Court for the county of
Preston. ON the first Monday OF Au-
gust. 1915
william G.. Brown, Guardian. VS.. r.. S
Brown. CT al.--In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is TO subject
the real and personal estate OF the de-
PENDANT u. s. Brown, which has been
attached In this suit, TO the payment
OF bis debts, and especially TO subject
the same TO the payment OF the debt
on the plaintin set out I'm the bill and
proceedings TO this suit, and therein
described
And It appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
hled IN this cause that the where
abouls Of E S. Brown arc unJfnovgn
ana mat diligence has been used on
behalf Of the plaintiff 20 ascertain I'm
what county he. the said y. S Brown
is. without effect.
on motion OF the plaintiff Il IS order
cd that the said defendant be required
TO appear within one month after tho
date or the first publication of this
order and do what is necessary 10 pro
tcct his interests
A cOpy-Teste:
J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
1915.
Attest:
J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
BROWN a CROGAN. EsQuires,
4l-4t Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Poplar Ridge

Poplar Ridge
Fine growing weather.
Corn is looking fine.
Harvest IL In full blast.
Some wheat ground plowed.
A. II. Graham was calling on friends
at Valley Point Saturday evening.
Ottie Mayheld and family motored
from Albright TO this community on
Sunday
Some of the young people from this
community attended the Sunday
school convention at Bruceton Satur-
day.
Mrs. $. II. Clark is visiting relatives
at Morgantown at this writing.
Prof. j. NJ. Gibson and II. l.. Cum
ningham were making hay for Il. S.
Liston the past week.
Some of the farmers have begun
cutting their oats
j. A. Wolf was the first man to get
his bumper wheat crop threshed.
G. G. Graham was gathering up
lambs last week and paying n good
price.
G. II Gibson was at Valley Point on
Saturday.
j. Milwaukee Gibson was cutting rye
for Raleigh Seymoro Liston one day
the past week.
Dayton Wilhelm from Deep Hollow,
is visiting his brother Arthur at this
writing.
Joseph Radabaugh is working for
G. G. Call during harvest.
Miss Ercelle Gibson, from Morgan
town, is spending six weeks vaca-
ton with relatives In this community.
r. f.. Gibson and wife were visiting
the latter's parents near Masontown
last Saturday and Sunday.
S j. Clark was visiting relatives at
Morgantown the past week.
John Kuhns, who has been visiting
Calvin Rohr. returned home one day
last week
The schools OF this community are
all taken up and plenty Of teachers
are without schools.
Arthur Galloway has been ON the
sick list but is better at this writing.
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Hudson

Local rains.
Quite sultry.
| Buckwheat growing.
Hay harvest we'll along.
Farmer John A. Wolfe has threshed
his wheat.
w. l.. Johns is the first man to GU,
his oats.
Mrs. lisa Williams is under the par
entail roof after taking the term OF
Normal ut Kingwood.
John Kuhns. Jr,. has returned to his
homo on Turtle Creek. suburb of
Pittsburgh, Pa. after a month OF so
journing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson and
daughter lnez, Mr.. Eben Graham and
granddaughter Ercen OF Morgantowu.
spent Sunday at MIR. Jesse Englehart's.
Mrs Mary II. Wolfe has returned 10
Morgontown after months visit at
the parental roof
Mrs. Nora ]. Smith was visiting
trends and relatives here the past two
weeks and returned TO Morgantown
since our last letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christopher and
daughter have moved into our settle
ment, AS Albert IL n first rate hand
and good fellow we welcome them In
to our midst.
Levi zweyer has his new picture
machine now ready for business, so
just please step up and have your
shadow made that will tell no tales.
Stanley j. Clark was over In Mo
nongalia county the past week look
ing for school and attending TO some
other business.
Mrs. Hadley Smith was buried at
Sugar Valley cemetery Wednesday last
and quite IA delegation from here at
tended the funeral services
j. ID. +. Liston is I'm the notion of
buying himself and family new Z
passenger car I'm the near future.
Delbert Walls of Albright. IL spend
ing his vacation at John Galloway's
near here.
Calvin Rohr and Joseph Radabaugh
were before Commissioner Brady on
last Friday presenting their claims
against the I. j. Blancy estate.
w. O. Walls of Rockville. ia spend
ing month I'm Ohio and Western New
York looking out for farm. Mr..
Walls expects TO leave here In the
spring.
Henson Liston of near Wymp's Gap.
was selling automobiles I'm our section
the past week.
Rev. Neptune filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday evening.
a. j. Galloway has bought farm
near Masontown and will move to IL
this fall
Our people are busy gathering all
kinds of berries and storing them
away for hard times.
Orval Falkenstine was sojourning I'm
our section the past week looking af-
ter that little red-headed girl OF his
at the mill pond.
Levi zweyer is our famous ground
hog hunter.
James Oren Stanton il going to
move on the Cole farm soon.
Pedagogues are very numerous here
this fall. as number of new ones
have come into the teaching profes-
sion.L
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Twilight

Miss Lilly Rogers OF near Ilalleck,
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Rog
crs.
Nancy Eartsell and daughter Agnes
Of Kanes Creek, and Mrs Lena Bargess
Of Morgantown, were visiting relatives
over in the vicinity OF Fricndsviilc,
Md a few days ago.
Born to Mr. and Mrs John Ilartscll
OF Kancs Creek. q fine baby boy. John
was so elated over the arrival OF his
new boarder they had TO set up with
him the first night and apply fee TO his
heart
Mrs Charley Eisaman and daughter
Of Kingwood. were visiting Mr. and
Mrs j. +. Hawley last week
The Hartsell and Goodwin reunion
will be held at Kanes Creek instead
Of Rcedsvillc the first Saturday in
September II was thought best to
make this change as IL is the most
suitable and convenient for the major
ity OF the people n should be made
permanent place Of meeting each
year These annual reunions are the
strongest link I'm the chain Of friend
ship TO keep the people united. Bind
ing together in brotherly love they
should be an evergreen day. for in
union there IS strength. and since the
last reunion that was held at this
place you have all learned somctl ing
Of the power OF thought SO many
good thoughts have been expressed ON
the last reunion held at Kanes Creek.
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Rev. Albert Engle was i'm this vicin
lily on business last Monday.
George Shafer was at Gibbon,
Glade. Pa. among friends Saturda,
evening.
Mrs. Mary Maude Kelley spent few
hours with friends here last Monday
afternoon.
Frank Smith. who has been at sam
uel Morgan's near Hazelton the past
summer. was at home Sunday.
Bruce Deal and family visited al
George Spiker's last Sunday after
noon.
Curtis Nieman and Paul Kelley were
in attendance at the Sunday school
convention at Bruceton Saturday.
Earl Spiker was business caller
at Hazelton Tuesday OF last week.
Rev. Albert Engle preached here
again Saturday evening. from the text
Behold an Israelite indeed in whom
is no guilt" | st. John. part OF che
47th verse
Mrs. Hannah Guthrie of Hazelton.
was az her brothers. Ezra Kelley. last
week for n short stay.
Misses Eula and Ruby Fike were
shopping at Me. chant Cyrus Skaters
last Tuesday.
Harry Teets OF near Mountain Dale.
has been doing carpenter work for
VIII Livengood.
Miss Alice Smith. who was with
relatives at Hazelton. returned home
Wednesday last
Miss Euruth Kelley and others from
here attended services at the Vale
Sunday. conducted by Rev. jeremiah
Thomas
Mr., and Mrs. Jonas Spiker and their
son. Jacob Spiker. wife and children
of llazelton. were guests at George
Spiker's Sunday
l. \. Frankhouser was at Hazelton
last Wednesday ON business.
Mrs. s Frank Kelley and son Ralph
were at Bruccton Saturday afternoon
and came up TO Brandon Mills i'm the
evening and visited with Marshall
Harned's family until Sunday evening
Mrs. Harry Teots and little son
Frank of near Mountain Dale. were in
this vicinity last Tuesday delivering
and soliciting orders for books.
Ezra Kelley and his sister. Mrs.
Hannah Guthrie. attended the funeral
of Mrs. Malissa Smith. wife of Hadley
Smith. at Sugar Valley last Wednes-
day
Rev. Jeremiah Thomas. wife and
daughter Miss Ethel. Miss Euruth KEEL
ley and Gay Guseman were guests at
John q. Kelley's short time last Sun
day
The Kelleys here are making ar
rangements to attend the fifth annual
Kelley reunion TO he held at Centen-
airy Saturday, August the 18th, and we
are looking forward for it To be
blessed day. And may all who expect
to attend, whether "A Kelley or not, 20
with the spirit of union and good will
with hearty hand shake and speak
words of cheer to each other. And
don't forget the luncheon baskets and
have them filed with good things to
eat. for that will add to the enjoyment
of the day.