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Valley Point

Farmers are very busy planting
corn. Quite large acreage will be
planted In this vicinity.
Mrs. whitesell and Miss Name Gale
OF Bruoeton. were callers in Valley
Point Saturday.
Mr.. orghrie and family OF Albright.
moved TO the G.. G. jenkins place
Thursday. where he will farm this
season.
Miss violette Benson. who spent the
winter in Valley Point. has returned
| home.
John Martin and Artie Liston were
visiting friends near GAINESVILLE Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss lisa Liston has returned home
from Orr where she has been for sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Ora
ham.
Mrs. Eta Titchenell was visiting
Mrs. Carl Messenger few DAYS the
past week
James Smith and sons were visit
ing friends ut Terra Alta Sunday.
Miss Fame jenkins has returned to
her home from Morgantown whore she
spent the past winter.
Mesdames Santa and A. l.. Hartman
OF Guseman. were business visitors I'm
town Saturday.
Harry Wolfe, of CuzZart, was visit
| Ing here Saturday and Sunday.
Den2ie Graham of Orr, was visit
ing his father-in-law. Noah Liston. on
| Saturday.
Mrs. Eben Liston and Mrs. Walter
Methcny accompanied Floyd Gale to
Bruceton Friday where they were call
ing on friends. returning that evening
Albert Lambert spent Sunday at
James Tltchenell's.
"a. Shoemaker has rented the farm
of Floyd Gale near Sugar Valley for
the season.
our Sunday school rs progressing
nicely under the superintendent of
J. NJ. Englehart. A large crowd has
been In attendance so far which we
mop, VIII continue.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Messenger and
daughter Elsie spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Albright
Mr.. Sparks and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Orgbrie and family.
Mrs Louisa Forman, who has been
sick for some time. is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. Alcinda Forman and Mrs. Wal
ter Metheny were visiting Mrs. Mary
Spiker, Mrs. Forman's sister. Sunday
near Hopewell. who is in very poor
health.
J. linn OF Reedsvllle, passed
through this community Friday trying
to buy horses and cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Devall were Wis
iting at Roy Titchenell's Sunday.
Charles Liston and family and Mrs.
John Liston and children were visit
ing w. o. Martins recently.
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PING Ron

Some Of our people in this vicinity
are planting corn.
Our Sunday school IS progressing
nicely with g. g. Chambers as super
intendont
r. r. Elsey spent Sunday at Al
bright
joe Gather Of Grafton. is visiting
friends here
- V "hancr o. Shahcr. spent sun
day here the guest Of friends
Mr.. ard Mrs Dalton DeBerry Of
Amboy, spent Sunday at Russell De
Bcrry's
Charles DeBerry made a flying trip
to Mt Lake Park the last Of the
week
Mrs Carrie orr and x. r. Buck
low were guests of Miss Prprl Elscy
Sunday.
J.. A. Gather IS spending a few
days at his farm here.
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Twilight

Charles Stuchcl, wife and children
Of Sabraton, were Kancs Greek vlsi-
tors last Sunday
Matte Fields, Of Herring, is circu-
lating among friends az Kancs Creek
Miss Margaret ut returned from
Morgantown last Saturday evening
after spending some time among rcla-
tiyes and friends.
The young man who attempted TO
suicide a short time ago by drinking
a bottle OF Castoria, IS recovering from
the effects Of the drug
Rev. Shields OF the Evangelical
church, will preach at Kanes Creek
next Sunday Afternoon at 2:30.
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{. Blackwell of Cumberland. is here

=. Blackwell of Cumberland. is here
today.
Fred shinn is here this week nom
Clarksburg
Ross NJ. Abbott was Fairmont Wis
itor over Sunday.
Luther McMillen OF Mssontown. was
in town yesterday.
Born this morning TO Mr.. and Mrs
Vester b. Dunn a son.
Maj. O. \. Dill OF Reedsville. was a
business caller this week.
Wanted-Chestnut and white oak
ties.-D. Stephenson. Eden. Md.
a son was born to Mr. aud Mrs
Lloyd Williams one day last week.
F. NJ Mcdaniel has been here from
Clarksburg this week on business.
Save money by buying garden seeds
In bulk mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Miss Edith Menear. who is training
at a hospital i'm Pittsburgh. is home for
short vacation
II. II. Reed. the well known Reeds
viller. was in this section during the
past week on business trip.
County agent John Y. Mcdonald
spent Sunday in Morgantown with his
brother. Rev. Il. n. Mcdonald.
clyde Shaner, operator at the Grand
motion picture theatre at Morgantown.
was visitor in town Sunday.
Miss Willard Clayton. whose school
closed at Moundsville last week. re-
turned home here one day this week
Have you used DR.. Fahrneys Teeth
ing Syrup? 1t is the whole thing.
Babies like it. Cures all stomach trou-
bles.
George II. Bucklew is the latest
purchaser of a new Overland car
which was made yesterday through the
Preston Auto company.
DR.. G. Webster Richards. diagnosti-
clan and specialist in digestive, ner-
vous and all chronic diseases a spec
ialty. Office at Fairchance hotel
fairchance, Pa. 27-tf
For Sale have 500 bushels of re-
cleaned Japanese Buckwheat that has
been grown for seed and will cost you
$l.OO per bushel. II. NJ. Arthur. Reeds
Nllle' w. Va. 27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Alton jackson of
Rowlesburg, were here Sunday the
guest of relatives. Mr.. Jackson took
BACK with him new Overland car.
purchased through the Preston Auto
company.
Mrs. G.. w. Martin has returned to
Kingwood and is occupying her resi-
absent the past winter visiting friends
at Fairmont and Clarksburg. Mrs.
F1ed Shinn is here as her guest for
a few days.
rM. and Mrs. Geo. a. Walls returned
home Wednesday from an extended
western trip. Some time was spent
at the exposition and other points OF
interest. Mrs. f. w. Mcdaniel of
Clarksburg, accompanied them from
the latter city to Kingwood
For Sale have IA pure bred Bar
red Plymouth Rocks, IL hens and 2
cocks, that / will sell for $21.OO. This
is a chance for any party or parties
wishing to get started in this line as
they are bred from prize winners.-R.
NJ. Arthur, Reedsville, w. Va. EFT
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RESOURCES

State ~ Wet Virginia. County Of Preston. ss.
!. Felix Elliott. Cashier of tho above named
bank. do soicmnly swear that the above state
ment s true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. FELIX ELLIOTT Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before mo this 10th day
Of MAY. 1916.
s.. IS. MURDOCH. Notary Public.
NJ commission expires Aug. no. 1921.
GUS =. SNAPPER
4. A. LENHART.
T.. j. CROGAN.
Directors.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PROPERTY AND MONEY

PROPERTY AND MONEY
Sometimes there is an abund.
ance OF one or the other. Right
now there Is more property than
money and since this is so why
not pay for property with prop
ertyi Instead of waiting and
hunting many weary months and
possibly years for that OCCASION
nj cash man, who may not comet
Why not select the real estate
you want and let us help You
trade your property for II.
WE ARRANGE TRADES
for property-aDy kind-any.
where We also sell houses and
lots on your own terms and pay
railroad fare and hotel bills.
It's to your interest 10 see us
! first Call, phone or write.
WILES AGENCY,
Wiles Block
25-4t MOrgantOwn, w. Ya.
f44&@&44A%$
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REPORT OFTHE CONDITION OFTHE BANK
or KINGWOOD. located at Kingwood in
the state Of West Virginia at the close Of business
May J. 1915:
Bank nrat BONN hnaine.a in 1896.
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After some three months illness of
that incurable disease cancer. Mrs.
John Craig, Of the WhetseH settle
ment, died at her home on Tuesday
morning. May II. The deceased was
born in 1861, being in her S. years
at the time Of her death She was the
mother OF seven children, four OF
whom are deceased and three living.
namely John Craig, Jr., Mrs Rhoda
Mcconnell Of Pennsylvania. and Karl.
aged u. at home. Mrs Craig was
| highly esteemed I'm the community
where she lived and died and had
many friends among the settlement.
Besides her children she is survived
by her husband with whom she lived
happily for many years. Funeral ser
vices we're conducted at the home ON
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. A. d.
Craig pastor OF the Methodist church
in Kingwood, after which interment
was made in the cemetery at tho Beat.
ty NJ. +. church Mrs. Craig was a
member of the Baptist church in Park.
ersburg, having Joined that church
when she was % years of age.
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-E1ll-TTIl lEl%[Ttl-

There will be an oyster supper held
in the hall on Saturday night, 0c-
tober 81 for tn benefit d the Metho-
dit Episcopal Church
Mrs Walter Perkins, or Baltimore,
spent Monday with her aunt, Miss
Mollie Abbott
MI. and Mrs = G- Wells and ON,
Joseph, spent Sunday with Mrs j. r..
Benisch, OF Upperco
Miss Flo Shamer is visiting her
sister, Mrs John Erb, at Linwood-
Miss Carrie T. Greene, or Carroll
ton; Miss Maud FTater and Mr. J.
Bernard Brown, OF Baltimore, spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. r. Chew
Mrs Samuel Jacobs and children
are spending some time with rela-
tives in York, Pa.
Mrs George Shamer is visiting
relatives and friends fn Baltimore
Mrs Edwin I'D Holtz has returned
to Baltimore after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs Grant
Sprinkle.
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MIR. and Mrs James McClarey. oil
Cranberry, spent Saturday and Sun
day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Harris
Mrs Wilson Davidson md daugh-
ter, Elsie, OF Sheldon, ILL., are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Basler.
Miss Myrtle TuIl and Mrs- Cora
Doyle, on Baltimore. are guests oi
their mother. Mrs Lewis Leppc-
Mrs Lewis Leppo spent last wees
with her SON, Lewis Leppo, Jr-, 10
Washington IT'D xii
Mrs A- T. Evans. Mrs C- - Else
road. Mrs. John w. Abbott and Mrs
Peter Miller are all seriously Ill al
this writing
MR. ana Mrs A Claud Allgire- Dr
and Mrs. Brown. or Westminster
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs W.
H. s Allgire-
The Ladies Aid Society OF Wesley
with hold its next meeting at tht
home OF Mrs. Mary Martin, October
2Ist
Miss Ruth Mcmillan Of Baltimore
III the guest Of her parents Mr- anc
Mrs. Charles Mcmillan
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SA.NDYFILLE.

| The Sabbath Observance and Anti
Narcotic Departments of The Willard
wv c. IT, TIT. held a most interesting
and inspiring public meeting at
\ Sandy Mount church Sunday night,
October 8. The attendance was large
and appreciative- Mrs Dennis Greene
and Mrs ~ WI CapIe conducted tn
service After = lively song service
and prayer by Rev Fields, Mrs
/ Greene read the scripture lesson and
splendid reading In Sabbath ObserT-
ance, How Women Should Prepare
Their Meals on Saturday for Sunday,
instead Of desecrating the Sabbath
Mr. Frank Magee sang a solo. Rev
Fields pastor of the Methodist Epis-
C0pal church, va present and gave
strong and forcefuI address on
Better SABBATH Observance" he urged
the people to observe Sunday and at
tend church not tO stay home To ~
terrain company. Asked the young
people not to play ball and indulge In
other pleasure on Sunday. Mr. Frank
FenbE, of Ffnksburg, spoke on The
EVIL OF TIL Cigarette" More money
i expended on cigarettes In one year
than its costs to run the government
Also spake of the injurious effect on
tn body Said that 80 Dr. cent OF
men in one large penitentiary were
users OF cigarettes. Mis- Myra ShiII-
ing sang solo, and Mrs Green and
Mrs Magee duet Mrs Frank
FenbE, president OF Carroll County
WI C. IT, VI, gave an excellent tenn
perance address, relating the great
work the W. c. T. L. has done and is
doing and will do until the nation
becomes q saloonless nation
The Willard Union met at the home
Of Miss Lilly Lockard last Thursday
afternoon After the business ses-
sion a number Or temperance selec-
lions were read, followed by a duet
The Mite Society OF Sandy Mount
met at the home of Mrs. L. W. Caple
on Saturday afternoon with fair &C
tendance After TIM business Mrs
Meckley gave a recitation and Mrs
Magee and Miss Shilling sang solos
Refreshments were served to all
Miss Ayra Shilling spent "A couple
days in Baltimore this week
Preaching at Pleasant Grove Sun
day morning at 1870.
The farmers have been much de-
layed in sowing wheat. owing to
vet and cloudy weather
Chestnuts are ripe, seems to be
good crop Of them
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UNIONTOW-N.

Misses Jane and OIevia Crous'
spent the past week with relatives II
Hanover
Dr. and Mrs Luther Kemp enter
tanned on Sunday Rev. and Mrs
Yoder and children, Mr.. c. Bowers
and daughter, Miss Florentiner n
Lisbon, Iowa
MI. Joseph Bean, On Ohio. formerly
Of Uniontown, a veteran OF the CIV
war, who has been attending the g
A- R. Encampment at Washington
visited UniOntown this week Ht
spent Tuesday with his cousin, Mrs
C. Gilbert Mr. Bean has been away
from the town for nearly 40 years
Mr. ma MIS- Edward Formwalt
spent "a part of the week in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, DR. and
Mrs. Clyde Routson and son, Stodard
OF Buckeysto#nr spent Monday WILT
Mr- Thomas RDutscn-
Mrs.. Edward Hooker and sOn r.
turned to Baltimore on Saturday
Mrs. Nettie Starr, of Westminster
H. TIL guest OF MIR md Mrs Solomon
Myers
MI. Henry GobrIght and daughter,
Miss Edna. went TO Wilmington, Dell
the past week
Miss Id B- Mering il attending CO.
Woman's Missionary Convention of
the Lutheran church. In session at
Washington
Mrs. Dr. Weaver l. visiting her
sisx.r- Mrs. Ellen Smith Of Lincoln
va
Elder and Mrs. W. P. Englar, d.
Myers EngIar and wife, Mrs Rose
RaDu and MIR George Belliston mo
tDred tc Washington On Sunday
MI and Mrs Harry eastman and
family, of FrizeIIhurg, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs g. Field
III Gilbert
Mis- Flora Frizzle- XII Enlmitsburg.
visited MI. and Mrs Thomas Mering
over Sunday
Mrs. Charles Crumbacker returned
from the Frederick Hospital un sun
day
Mrs. Mary Eckard returned 70 Bal
timore on Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Yingling- of Baltimore
spent Sunday with Mr- md Mr.
Frank Eckard-
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Repp and
family, MrMObediah F7eagle- MIR and
Mr. William Rodkey visited Balti-
more Sunday and spent rne caT viii
Mr.. and Mrs Charles RodKey and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Weaver and
daughter Mary Louise returned to
Baltimore On Sunday
Miss Jessie Waltz went TO the
Union Protestant Hospital, Baltimore,
for treatment the past week
NIT and Mrs Robert WeTDr1ght NO
Mr.. and Mrs MerFin Powers, OF Bal
timore, motored to Uniontown on
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs Jesse BillmEer-
Mr. John Romspert, or the W. -
Navy. expects to return home next
month, having completed his term OF
service i'm the navy H contemplates
starting aH electric lighting nd
power plant In the town and will also
have a garage in connection with it
Communion service at the Lutheran
church ON Sunday ID 1880 a I'M
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. " Y KE $EILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Jesse Poole spent the
weeks end with friends in Baltimore.
MIR and Mrs Marion Harris have
returned from their wedding trip and
are staying with Mrs Harris parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Harris, for a
while
Messrs- John Harris and Thomas
Harris left Tuesday for Denton
Mont, where they viii visit Mr.: John
Harris sons, Erving and Stanley
Harris From there they will visit
tn Panama Pacific Exposition They
expect to be gone a month
Mr. Jesse Poole and Mr. Maurice
Bennett spent Saturday in Annapolis
Mr. and Mrs Howard Vernay and
Mr and Mrs Jesse DeviIbiss, OF Bal
timore, were the Sunday guests OF
Mrs Mamie DeviIbiss.
Mrs John NJ Brown spent Monday
in Washington I'D C-
Mrs Marion Harris and Miss Mar
garet Harris spent Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs Harris mother al
Gainesville
Mr. id IA Sprecher, Mrs- Robert
III Swain and Miss Emma Beach
spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mr. Joshua Barnes j. confined &c
his bed with "a very bad cold
Miss Belle Knox visited Westmins-
ter on Monday
Mrs. John Mason Brown was taken
to the Mercy Hospital, Baltimore. OF
Wednesday, to b. operated CHI fol
appendicitis
Miss Ethel Jones, who had beer
confined to her bed. Is able to be out
again
Miss Dorothy Mellor H. returned
to her home after a two weeks TisiI
with relatives in Washington
Mrs. John Bennett entertained tbs
Aid Society or Wesley Chapel, Free
dom. last Thursday afternoon
Misses Helen and Edna Archibald
of Washington, D. c.. are the guest:
Of Miss Dorothy Mellor-
Mr- and Mrs John Thompson
week in Baltimore
Mrs. E NJ MeHor is visiting rela,
tives iii Washington, i'd c.
Mr- and Mrs James H- Harris Mr
James Harris and Miss Elizabetl
Harris, OF Frederick; Mrs. Wissler
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Harris. Mrs
Anna Harris and son- William. n
\ St Johns College, md Rev Claud'
/. LeyieId were the Sunday guests n
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John Har
ris-
Miss Lulu Stevens ii spending
several weeks with friends in Eas
New Market
/ Mrs Edward Arlington visited Bal
timore last week
Mr- and Mrs William C- Harrison
or Baltimore. are visiting Mr. ant
Mrs William Melville
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T.ANEYTOYyN.

Mrs.. James I'll Reindollar and Mrs
Clara Bricker spent several days last
week with relatives and friends at
East Berlin
I'D. J- Hesson and wife, r. O- Gar
ner, Miss Olive Garner and
Mrs Roy Garner spent We'd
nesday last with Miss Mary Hesson,
at Hood College md also called OF
Mrs Sarah Beck at Frederick City
Hospital They report her as getting
along very we'll
John Shoemaker and wife, former
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Shoe
maker, and sister, Miss Bertha.
Miss Anna Null. Miss Margaret
Englar and Mrs John Hockensmith
left this Wednesday tn attend thu o.
T. Convention at Washington, d. c.
David Mehring and family and Nor
man Baumgardner spent Sunday with
d. Curtis Basehoarr at Carlisle
Miss Olive P Pennell spent Sunday
with. the family OF Elmer Hess
Mrs Roy C. Keefer, of near Mt
Union, spent Tuesday with her par
ents- J A P- Garner and wife
Frank Wantz, wife and daughter
Muriel, spent Sunday with Roy Baker
and wife
Mrs Thomas Clingan left Tuesday
to spend some time with mr. parents
Jacob Roop, or Franklin Grove. Ill
Miss Fravrot, of New Orleans. is
the guest of Misses Birnie and AMMAN
Andrew Robert md wife, Howard
Slagle and Master Allen Slagle, ot
Hanover, spent Sunday with Mrs
Clara and Miss Ola Robert
Oliver Grouse and wife, OF West
minister, spent Sunday with Mr. Set
tie Weaver and George Koutz ant
wife.
Jesse Currens, wife and daughter
0f York spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs George R- Baumgardner-
Miss Leila Elliot, or Atlantic City
spent last week with P B. Englar ant
other friends
Miss Mary Reind0lIar spent Sun
day with her uncle. Charles F- Rein
dollar, and wife. OF Clear Ridge
Mrs George A. Shoemaker died sud
denly at her home here, about NV
o'clock On Sunday morning $he hat
been sick about week 40, hut W.T.
very much better on Saturday, an,
helped at the telephone exchange OF
Saturday amid ~as bright and cheer
fu1 until late hour Saturday might
and her death came a. quite shOcl
to the community She is survives
by one sister, Mrs Lavinia Long, O
Baltimore anh t~0 daughters Mrs
William r. Evans. Or Brunswick. ani
Mrs. Lavinia' Fringer. at home; sevel
grandchildren, and two great-grand
N children She was in her 67th year
Funeral services at W.T. Lutheran
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LlEVV-yDALE.

Health OF this community. good
Miss Frances Laremore, of Green
Spring Valley. IL visiting her cousin,
Miss Margie Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Shipley spent
Wednesday visiting in Westminster.
Misses Mary and Alice Richards, OF
Bethel Heights, spent 1t Sunday
with Misses Rosalie md Edna Wis
ner.
Mrs Jane Spencer, who has been
very iii. il improving ar this writing
MIR Roland Wlsnerr who W.
threatened with appendicitis. il able
to be out again
Lawndale Athletic Club will play
SmalI~eod, Sunday. October 10. on
the grounds of L- I'LL Wisner-
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SHIPLEY.

Mr.. Henry Wagner and Miss Julia
Wagner had - their guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Henry Muller, of near
Bloom
Mr.. Harvey Barber, wife and fam
lily spent Sunday evening with Mrs
Catherine Barber, Bird HILL
Mr- J. P Wilhide spent Sunday "
ening with MIR. and Mrs John I'll
WiIhide, Church street, Westminster
Mrs. Albert Bair entertained one
day lat week Mr. Viola Jones. of
Baltimore
Mrs. John Foutz called on her
mother, Mrs Jacob Little, near Fenby,
who i quite sick
Mr. and MIR. Charles Magin nd
Mr. and Mrs Morris MItten went to
Baltimore Sunday and brought Mrs.
Harold Shugars to her home from a
hospital She is improving
Misses Lillian and Viola FOutz md
Mrs. Stella Schneider and son,
August, called on Mrs. Elizabeth Glib
SON Sunday evening
Mr. anna Mrs John M- Hook md
family and Mr- Frank Sharrett went
by auto to HyattsvilIe, near Washing
ton. Sunday, also Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph IT, Hook in his auto in COM
panT with Mr- and Mr. Skinner Mrs
Louise Baker, Mr. Elizabeth Plach
Miss Pearl Lockard. Mrs Kate Lock
ard, and spent a very pleasant DAY
with friends there
The stOrk visited Mr- And Mrs- WIN
Rupert, September 2T. and left them
a fine boy.
Mrs Birdie Jordan visited Mr. anc
Mrs- BeaI Condor at TaElnrsTille
Sunday
Misses Lillian and Viola Fout1
spent the weeks end with Mr.. and
MIR. William Fowler and Miss Efht
Gushing. at DenninEs-
Mr. and Mrs John FOutz enter
tanned Sunday Mr. and Mrs Angus
Schneider and son. August Of Bait
more. and Afr- Lewis $ellman- oi
WarieldEDurE-
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MAPLE GROVE.

Those vino visited at the home XVI
MIR. and Mrs. George Ham ON Satur-
day and Sunday last were Mr. and
Mrs Wesley Fultz, Of Maple Grove
Mr- and MR. George Mencha- of
Greenmount; Mr- and Mr. Greenbury
Irish and daughter. GLADYS. OF Deep
Run; Mr. and Mrs. James Ham, OF
Bachman's Valley; Mr. Walter Frank
Of Maple Grove
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NJ HOTC kSTII.LE..

AIrs- Roy W. Spangler and 50n.
Eugene. OF Hanover. Pa; Mrs A. T.
Hunt, of Hampstead. spent Sunday
with their parents MT and Mr.
Peter Buchanan
Mrs Silas Martin, or Union Bridge;
Miss Maggie Beetley and Mrs John
Schmerrimund- OF Baltimore are
guests of Mr- and MR. G- III Else
road
Mrs George Gorsuch and son. Of
Mt Carmel, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr- and Mrs John wv -
hUtt-
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STATEHOOD.

Mr.. Andrew Pardew. Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with hi parents, ReT-
and Mrs J- r. Pardew-
Senator Ogden, or Baltimore, ad-
dressed the Jr., o. L, A NJ Of State
wood, on Saturday evening and was
entertained over Sunday at tn home
of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Monroe
Mrs. Mary Stricken is on the sick
list
Miss Gladys Knox spent Sunday
with Miss Emma Pardew-
The public school at StatewoOd Il
in a fiourishing condition under the
leadership of our faithful principal
Mr. Harry XII Monroe Mr Monroe
has the confidence or both pupils and
patrons He is the right man In the
right place.
Farmers are somewhat delayed in
their corn cutting md sowing wheat
Apples are more plentiful this fall
than was expected The price is
fairly good Also the cider crop is
very good
Tine population or StatewoOd r.
increased one The good stork pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barnes
with a SON
Mr. Paul Donehoe md daughter,
OK Atlanta c., are spending some
time with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. E Benson, of Statewood-
Mr. Horace T. Shipley and daugh-
ter, Mabel. attended tn York PA
Fair Wednesday and Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barnes. daugh-
ter, Charlotte, Mr.. Nelson Barnes and
mother, Mrs Florence Barnes, md
niece, vida, or Baltimore, spent &C
urday afternoon and evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Horace ShipIey and Mr.. and
Mrs VIM D. Bush. and Sunday with
MIR and Mrs JabeE M Barnes. "a
Woodland farm
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. ShipIey and
daughter, Of Deer Park, Baltimore
county. were Sunday guests OF Mr
J0s I'D. Ship1ey, of Caledonia
The ball team will 20 to Hampstead
Saturday, October 9, and will leave
here at 12-45 p m in the Klee NIL.
i'm Co.'S truck