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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-04-14


boFh' unto Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. Is.
Walker, Of the High Falls section,
son.
Tho ru, ~, >-,,,,o,
vi -i' D ''
"i' ''e W ~ '0"'" '''''' '"e
Is quite Ill at her home on west
Main street. She is suffering from
an attack of pneumouia Friends Of
tho fou,,,. hoo Co.. ho. o,,,,,. ,
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complete recovery.
Married, at the residence of
James Butts. of the Toyawav see
finn op ,,oroh o,.. ~, Do,. y
~ NV -
lFaihei' MISS Maggie Lee ana w. /.
Roach. Inc young couple nave the
good wishes of numerous friends iUr
a long life of haDpiness and Dros-
re,i+,
MISSES MhKa harpet' Ma%le
tDllhS anu ~" peth bdIienSer'
or ' 2eliec'' ana MISS ES'ele ha1SeI'
oi NreeI' SPGllt Severai days last week
with MISS loah fl'chlord'
The members Of the Civic
League, and all ladies interested in
inc WIN VI tnlS pou9' are lequeS'eu
~ lli'e' "' .ne nollie VI MIS- Johll
Nl'cl "eNt ,, Mohuay alleIhooh at D
,,. o'ocn' ii,io wiz pe ah lihporI"!lt
,ileStins, anu ail iieIaoerS are urseu
" w P'1oen''
Died, III charleston, on the even
ing or Aprl! 4, 1918, at her late resi-
dence, No. 269 Coming street, Mrs.
Meta Nlaren, rellct OF the late f..
w. hlaren, IN the i'th year or her
age. Mrs klaren was an aunt OF
the late John ii. kiaren, OF wal
halla, and mother OF Fred. klaren,
y; i'. le'rUi W,",,i, ,,o '''a p"iu 'eH"en.
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Mayor W. NJ. Brown is having
the foundations Iald Tor concrete
building to be erected at the cor
ncr OF Nam ana college streets, ad-
Joining MS large double store room,
IroItihS on Ndlh street. me new
DulldlnS as soon as completed Will
De uSed as garage and motor car
repair Shop ana Will be occupied by
reu - broWh' VINO Will nave
chafSe or the business. This Will
De great ADDITION to the town.
Nj. G. Long, Esq, OF Walhalla.
is spending this week at Brevard
y. c., where he is conducting the
defense in the Pennsylvania Courts
in the trial Of S. 3. Burrell, who shot
a man by the name OF Owens in
North Carolina, in the country lying
between Sapphire, y. c., and White
water, S. G. At the time of the
shooting the affair attracted quite a
good deal Of interest in upper Geo.
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ALEXANDER GEAR PROLIFIC
SEED CORN; $3.50 per bushel, 4Oc.
per peek.
IL YOU PLANT ANY COTTON,
plant the best. l can spare 80 bush
els Of Triumph Big Boil Seed at
$1.00 per bushel. The earliest Cot
ton that grows.
NICE, BRIGHT PEAVINE AND
CANE HAY for ssle-$1.00 per 100
pounds.
FRESH CORN MEAL, water
ground, of country corn; delivered
anywhere in town at Csc. peck, 81
per bushel. Phone &c.
GEORGE A. HARRISON,
Walhalla, s. G..
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.


born, unto MT. ana Mrs. J0hn
J. Busch, April 5th, a son.
Mrs. II. =. Iiolcman. Of Seneca.
spent the week end in Walhalla with
relatives and friends.
Loans on farm lands Terms
easy. Address r. T. Jayncs, Wal
halla, S. C.-Adv. t. f.
Mrs. Maggie Ferguson, Of Will
liamSton, is spending a week in WAL
halla visiting among her relatives.
Her many friends are pleased to meet
her again.
Married, at the residence Of W.
J. Bcardcn, Of the New Hope section,
on Saturday, April 10, Miss Minnie
Tow and Aiken Moore. Rev. d. p.
Beardcn oniciated
For Sale-Nice horse buggy and
harness. Cheap for cash or good
paper. Apply to Dr. J. w. Bell
Walhalla. ADV.
-Ricppe Biemann. Of Rock Hin.
spent last Sunday in Walhalla with
relatives and friends. who were de-
lighted to welcome him even for SO
short stay.
N'S' W. ~ NoN' Oh "reehVilIe'
spent several days this and last week
visiting among relatives and friends
in Oconec. 1t will be learned with
great P'e"Sure pS many 'hat there Is
Pr"oao''i'y OF MIS- COX making wal
MALTA hcr nome later in the year
Get your sliced ham. dried beef
breakfast strips, ana everything
good to eat at Moody'S grocery store,
Walhalla-AdV.
Marion Moss, OF Wohord Col
IeSe, Spartanburg, spent the week
ehd IN WalhalIh with his parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jas. NJ. Moss. lie came
over TO take IN tn" school ialr ana
held DAY attractions.
=. NJ. iiameS, OF Bolton, will
start revival services at the mill vii
laGc church next MCnday night
Nprll i'ih' ana continue thcm over
ihe lourth sunday ana perhaps Ion
ger tie Will De aSS'S'c" part OF
III" 'li'lo NY the wesleyan Methodist
pastor NeN. L. KSdoh. EN"rHhody
IS invited 10 ines" services. Help
with your prayers ana presence.
'o'"oo iret OF Sood lumber
ready lor d"IlN'IH at a hl"1neht no.
'lce' d. T. HhorkI"N' l'@naSSee orr
west nlOn.--AuN.
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TO FARMERS: The service Of
two fine Boars-one Tamworth, the
other EsseX-is offered to Oconee
hog raisers. Fee, pig or $3.50. Ap-
ply at CLARK'S STORE, near High
Falls. 16*
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HAIR SWITCHES made from
combings Of head. Switches made
to plait or arrange in any style.
Price 81 per switch. Satisfaction
guaranteed. MRS. KATE ALEXAN-
DER, Salem, S. c.. 15*
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FOR SALE-Clevcland Big Boil
and Cook Improved Cotton Seed, 85c.
per bushel. w. O. HAMILTON,
Seneca, S. G.. 16+
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SPECIAL OFFER-To patients
coming from Oconee County to our
Greenvillc office for eye work: AS we
are members Of Chamber Of Com
merce, we refund railroad fares.
A. A. ODOM, Consulting Optometrist-
Optician; President The Globe Opti-
cal Co., Masonic Temple, Grcenville,
S. C. 9-tf.
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FOR SALE-SmaIl Farm, in high
state Of cultivation; good buildings.
Write or call on j. B. MARETT,
Seneca, S. C.. 14-tf.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
W. II. Sexton was down from
NnLnl the fret Of the week

NOInl " iFst OF the week.
W r White Is here from hi
sawmil on the Bonito.
We buy and sell poultry and
egPs.-pativ 4 Adams.
Frank Norris IL now the official
devil" NJ tho Outlook office.
Justice Of the peace I'D Massip
hHs leen quite sick NJ his home in
this city for The past several days
WHY not buy your fruit jars
now while they are selling at a Is
per cent reduction at Kelley 4 Son.
DR.. Blanev will be in Fort Stan
Ton next W day. Tuesday, and
Wednesday June IA, Is, 10.
Mrs J. r Kimbell IL In I'll Paso
This week visiting Mt the home Of
Mrs J E. Farley.
Don't overlook the many bar
gains that Kelley & Son are offer
ing during the month Of June.
Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits
fresh meats aud fresh groceries at
Patty 4 Adams
Clement Hiehto wer Of Hondo
was n business visi or here the first
nf the week
You can get n new Perfection
Oil Stove Of Kelley a. Son for
S7.l5. Regular selling price 80 so
Wilson Bros. furnishing goods
and Walk.O Over Shoes are two
strong llnCs-pxclusive at the CarIi-
zozo Trading 90.
Mrs. Ray Lemons is sere from
White Oaks spending the week at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs John Il.
Bell.
! II. Koonce orders. the address
e his paper changed from Ruidosa
to Las Vegas at which place The is
attending school
INDIAN FOR SALE.---As Ihave
ia : accepted u position IN which |
will not need my new big train
2speed Indian motorcycle. IL is for
sale at a bargaiu.-R. L, Day.
VIZ handle Flour, Feed and Stock
SAID. Just received a car load of
Colorado Oats and we are always
pleas 10 quoe prices Humph-
rey Bros.
II you are are intending to buy
an Ice Cream freezer this summer
you should inspect our line before
making your purchase Prices range
from 81 80 TO $2.50-Taylor & Sons
Alexander Smith regular S25 90
Administer Rug size Ok II are
selling lor SIS rs during the month
Of June at Kelley d Son.
Miss Bell Lulz has returned home
from Lexington, Mo where she
has been for the past six years
studying music.
p, G James of Captain was in
Carrizozo Wednesday on his return
home from Alamogordo where he
had been on u business trip
Prof G l. Schreck and family
were in Carrizozo last Saturday on
their way to Las Vegas where Mr..
Schreck will enter The state normal
school
WANTED A good gentle buggy
horse TO work for his feed Work
only consists Of n two mile drive
each day Good pasture, plenty OF
water. Animal will be well cared
for. Enquire Outlook.
Miss Amanda Bamberger OF
Evansville, Ind, is here for a few
weeks visit with her brother,
Oscar Miss Bambrtrtr will leave
about the first OF July ,cr the Cal
%ifofnia eNpositions where she will
spend the rest of the summer
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osCURo
Lee b. Chase has been uver on
Three Rivers doing some surveying

Lee Il. Chase has been over on
Three Rivers doing some surveying
Early to bed and early TO rise
makes the boss healthy, wealthy,
and wise.
Mrs DR.. West with her two
sweet little giItS is here visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs Rauniger.
Captain Roberts shipped a car Of
ore from his mine west Of town last
week Ernest Matthews hauled il
in with five, four horse teams. haul
ing about two towns to the wagon
Mrs. Corwin came down from
Water Canyon TO care for Mr. Cor
win while his Stats Chat broke
before the Stats in the chicken coop
would give wayl are mending.
The fence around the school
ground has just been painted and
now the premises look spick and
span as a new grown rose IN u
patch Of thisiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesebro and
family are visiting the Castle family
from Wyoming They are on their
way to the great fair at San Fran.
cisco They we're here four years
ago and e some improvement.
Mr.. Edwards has sold his store to
a Mr. aud Mrs Burns ni III Pnso 4.
They have taken possession and II
is hoped they will do q thiivirg
business and enjoy their new sur
roundings.
Now hat Mrs. Burns has taken
possession Of the Edwards hotel,
Mrs Hewitt has moved into the
bumpers house on the right of way
where she crn enjoy the sulpher
water without hauling it.
WANTED: Any kind Of paint
ing or paper hanging. All work
guaranteed. Call Outlook office,
Phone No. "a.
Millinery and Ladies' ready-to.
wear, special prices all next week
Carrizozo Trading Co.
Colorado potatoes guaranteed at
! owest prices arrizozo Trading
Company.
N. B. Taylor & SONS have the
best line Of saddles and harness in
Lincoln county. If you contem-
plate. the purchase of either see
them
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METHODIST CHURCH

There will be a good comfortable
seat wal ing Tor you az the Method.
list church next Sunday, both
morning aud evening, come and
occupy il
Subject of the morning sermon
"rhe Struggling Life" the evening
sermon Profit aud Loss in the
Spiritual world Sunday school at
GAS, d S Donaldson supt. Jun
Tor church at 800 p. m. and Ep.
worth League ~ ZOO. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 500 p m.
followed 10y teachers meeting and
choir practice
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NOTICE

Having been appointed as road
tax collector for Carrizozo Precinct
No H. ! am DESTROYS Of collecting
in all 1915, road tax for said
precinct rs soon as possible. Please
give this matter your immediate
attention u. Il. Dalton.
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MRS. ]. ". MCDONALD
IS lad AT REST
Body Of Fairmont Woman is
Taken to Wellsburg for
Interment.

/. Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. J. Mcdonald, whose death occur.
red here on Monday, were held yester.
day afternoon In Wellsburg, W. Va,
from the residence of her sister, Mrs.
Walter Sterling. Rev. Houston. OF the
Wellsburg Presbyterian Church, OIL
ciated at the services and was assisted
by DR.. H. G. Stoetzer % fthis city, and
by Rev. Biddle, also OF Wellsburg. Tho
services were largely attended by for.
mer friends and neighbors Of Mrs. Nc.
Donald, she having formerly resided in
that place.
Among others from this city at the
services were Mrs. j. Walter Barnes,
Mrs. Guy Hawkins and Miss Davinna
Brown, the latter two representing
Chapter No. "a, Order of the Eastern
Star. Undertaken G. L. Musgraye &C.
companied the funeral party there on
Wednesday.
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ed during the afternoon and tonight
the annual camp IRE will be held III the
Ba2tist Church: The program:
Company and regimentaI reunions
until Sp! m.
The association will meet IN the
Baptist Church at 2 o'clock for trans.
action OF business. This meeting is
open to the public.
Called to order by Col. c. E. Watts,
who will preside.
Martial music by Comrades John },
West, C. 2. Watts and John Nichols.
Singing Of America" by the audi.
ence.
Prayer by comrade John F. Jami.
son. chaplain.
Address Of Welcome by supt. Oliver
Shurtlef.
Responses by Col. Charles E. Watts,
Past Commander E. A. Billingslea and
Lieut.. Col. T. n. Swisher.
Annual report by the adjutant and
reading OF proceedings of last reunion.
Annual report OF quartermaster.
Selection OF place OF next meeting.
Election Of officers for the ensuing
year,
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las poas al EaIr.

Dorsey Jones, OF MoundsyiIle, for.
merry OF this city, has five Collie dogs
entered at the Wheeling fair. They
are of the best stock and are perfect
In every way. "Rex,n.the famous Col
lie belonging to Airs. Donley Jones, Of
this city, is among them.
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Personals


Mrs. William Morgan has returned
from Wheeling. where she went to
meet her husband, who will spend
several weeks in this city visiting
with relatives.
St. Clair Jones has returned from
Brookside, where he was visiting with
his aunt, Mrs. Roy Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Swain have
gone to Buckhannon, where they will
reside.
S. Z. McCracken, Of Wheeling, was
a business visitor in this city Thurs
day.
Thomas Buckhannon has returned
from business trip 10 Downs.
]. l. Bowers, of Clarksburg, has re-
turned 10 his home after transactins
business here.
J. H. Kellar, of the B. & o., Wheel
ing. was a business visitor in this
city yesterday.
N. J.. Ashcraft, OF Wyatt, was re-
cent business visitor in this city.
F. ". Bartlett has returned from
a business trip to Pittsburgh and
Berkeley Springs.
Kaiser Nicklos has returned from
a motor trip to Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Black have re,
turned from Wheeling, where they at
tended the fair.
C. A. W. Best, of New York City,
was !, business visitor in this city
Thursday.
\ NJ. F. Hamilton. travelling frelgh,
agent for the B. & O., with headquar-
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G. A. p Men Headed by Fa-
nous Silver Drum Corps
Assemble at Hall.
TRANsAgTIHG BUSINESS
Program for the First Day
Started at 2 O'clock
this Afternoon.

Headed by the famous Silver Drum
Corps, the only organization of the
kind in existence, formed wholly of
veterans Of the Civil war, and with the
Stars and Stripes displayed conspicu.
ously intthe front ranks, some thirty
members OF the Marion County veter.
ans Association formed at their hail
on Monroe street this morning and
marched proudly to the 9:15 Monon.
gahela Valley traction car, which they
boarded for Fairview, where today
and tomorrow the annual veterans re.
union will beihe
To the tune OF martial music proud
~ played by the Silver Drum Corps.
the veterans marched, forming an i'm.
posing spectacle through the main
street OF this city. While the ranks
Of the boys in blue are somewhat de.
pleted as each year goes by. yet the
representation this year was larger
than 10 usually seen, this fact being
perhaps due to the weather which was
bright and promising when the yeter.
ans left the city.
At Fairyiew the delegation was met
by the Fairview Brass Baud and es.
corted to headquartcrs, where the vet
Grams registered and were given badges.
The program proper did not begin un.
I'll this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The town OF Fairyiew was In gala
attire for the event and the two people
are outdoing themselves TO entertain
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FARMER HURT IN
FALL FROM ROOF
A. 7. Parker sustains Brok-
en- Leg and Severe
Bruises.

A. T. Parker, an elderly farmer of
ArnettsvlIle, sustained broken leg
and seyeree bruises yesterday while
building barn when he fell from the
roof 20 feet TO the ground
Mr.. Parker was knocked uncon.
scious and was not discovered for
some time. He was revived after
working over him for three hours.
Accordingto the attending physi.
clan. Mr.. Parker will have to be very
careful OH account of his age. and un.
doubtcdly will he confined to his bca
for some time. II is thought that the
aged man is also suffering from severe
Internal injuries.
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have returned from Wheeling, where
, ba,, a anJnd tba fo{r

have returned from Wheeling, where
they attended the fair.
Mrs. Charles BIngess, Of Wheeling,
is in this city visiting with her sister,
Mrs. A. X. Modi.
Mr.. atd Nit. NJ. F. Hamilton have
returned from visit in Wheeling.
Festus D. Basnett attended the
Wheeling fair.
L. ]. Wilson. OF Bee Gum, was a
business visitor In this city yesterday.
Lewis Smith, of Downs, was IN this
city yesterday visiting with relatives.
William Rushford, of Locust street,
was attending to business In Glover
Gap Thursday.
Henry Six was a business caller in
Downs Wednesday.
Thomas Downs, OF the B. & O., has
returned from the Wheeling fair.
c. Roy Mercher, of Elkins, is here
transacting business.
Mrs. Sarah Pratson. of Belington,
is in this city visiting with Mrs. Sam
Joseph, of,Hough addition.
R. H. Stewart has returned from a
trip to Fairview.
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WARRINGTON NEWS

ters at Parkersburg, was here yester-
"A: oppenheim, of Marietta, O., was
visitor here yesterday.
E. D. Jennings, OF Pittsburgh. has
returned to his home after transact.
ing business here.
F. A. Mamnox, Of New orleans.
La, was visitor here Thursday.
Many Warrington people attended
the Wheeling fair Thursday and re.
port the best fair held at Wheeling
Tor several years.
Ross Devore is, helping out at the
Hess hardware store during the ab.
sence OF Arlie Conway, who is attend.
ing the exposition at San Francisco.
Roy Stewart has returned from a
business trip TO Fairmont.
F. II. Julius, OF Termination. Is in
this city visiting with relatives.
Robert DarGinger, of Moltonv.lle, O.,
Is transacting business here.
Okcy X. King, OF Washington, Va.
Is In this city visiting with relatives,
Keith Weller, Of Wheeling, was
transacting business In this city Wed.
nesday.
Franklin Fisher, OF New Ulm river,
Is transactlng business In this city.
r. U. Mercer, OF Elkins, has return.
cd TO his home after visiting with rel.
atlves In this city.
II. J. Machine, OF Georgetown, Pa,
is here visiting with relatives.
Mrs. F. G. Fisher, OF Fairmont, was
visiting in this city Wednesday.
Miss Bertha fost has returned from
Wheeling, where she attended the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Myers have re.
turned from Wheeling, where they
visited the fair.
Mrs. Virginia Anderson has gone to
Cameron, where she is visiting her
mother.
Kenneth Hall has returned from
Joeetown, whre he was visiting with
his grandparents.
Paul Moore and Dollie Hall, of Joe.
town, have returned to their home
after visiting with friends In this city.
George Moore and Opal Aim, OF
Joetown, were recent visitors in this
city.
Miss Nell Wetherall, OF Philadel.
phia, is in this city visiting with rel.
atiyes.
Mrs, John Crotty and children, OF
Houston. Texas, are in this city visit.
ing with Miss Maggie Padden.
Miss Essie Wilson and Mrs. Mary
Nuzum, Of Metz, have returned to
their home after visiting with friends
in this city.
Philip Pitzer, of the Exchange Bank,
was recent business visitor in Fair.
mont.
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. C. coffman, Of Cay.
ton street, have returned from Clarks.
burg, where they spent several days
visiting with relatives.
Joseph NJ. Williams has returned
to his home in Dallas, Texas, after
spending several weeks here visiting
with his uncle, Charles Mclaughlin.
The Misses Eula Ash and Helen
Rymer have gone to Fairmont, where
they will enter the Normal School.
Mrs. Guy S. Furbee was visiting in
Fairmont Thursday.
Mrs. p. A. Blackstone has gone to
Martins Ferry, Ohio. where she viii.
visit with her sister, Mrs. B. s. Coch-
rane.
Messrs. Everett Yost, Harry Horn.
beck, Guy Glover and Arlie Thomas
~ r
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Mrs, Nancy Stanley
is Called by Death

Mrs. Nancy A. Stanley, wife of Ca
leb Stanley. died last evening at her
home on Long Run after an Illness Of
a complication of diseases, aged Sc
years. Mrs. Stanley was daughter
OF Newton D. Satterfield and Sarah
Fetty Satterfeld.
Beside her husband she is survived
by seven children: Mrs. Isaac Wilson,
OF Barnes street, this city; B. Stanley
and Ross Stanley, of Ohio. and Harri-
son Stanley, Clint Stanley, Brady
Stanley and Miss Lessie Stanley. Two
children are deceased. Two brothers.
Hank and Sweden Satterneld, also
survive. Mrs. Stanley had been d
consistent member of the Free Meth.
odist church for a number OF years.
The funeral willstake place Satur.
day morning, The funeral party will
leave the residence at 10 O'Clock and
drive to Gladly creek, where interment
will be made by Undertaken Fred l..
Jenkins.
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Mrs. L. J. Mcmillan, OF Beatty
avenue, entertained at a five O'Clock
dinner yesterday evening. Those pres.
ent were: John. Beatty. Phil Clayton,
Don Basnett, Paul Modi, VIII Johns,
Harold Debendarfer, Marshall Mat.
thews, Charles Spencer and Arthur
Prichard. The event was in honor
of Mrs. McMillan's son, Raymond's
18th birthday,
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Club Entertained.

Mrs. NJ. J. Matthews entertained
tho None.de.Script Club Wednesday
afternoon at fancy work party at
her home on Locust street. Several
guessing games were played after
which very delicious refreshments
we're served.
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is DISMISSED.

Matthew Kcllert, Of 414 Main street,
was scheduled for hearing this morn.
ing before Justice NJ. n. Musgrpve
charged with attempting TO sell real
estate without license in Watson. No
one appeared TO prosecute and the
case waG dismissed.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Mildred Elliott entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
the Hamilton Terrace In honor of her
Many games were played
aud refreshments were served. Those
present were Gladys Metz, Virginia
Ryan, Dorothy and Gladys Connolly,
Mary and Frances Quirm, Geneyieve
Baker, Ruth Rymer. Louise Forney,
Josephine Gaglers, Joe Connolly and
Jack Quinn. ..