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Evening journal., 1916-01-28
POUND PARTY.

A combined meeting OF the Primrose
Club and the True Blues Of Baird Me
mortal Mission of West Presbyterian
Church was held at the mission last
Monday night. II WIS a pound party
for the purpose Of assisting some OF the
needy in the parish helpers work.
Those present we're: Lillian Kirk, Eva
Stewart, Sara Peterson, Aida Snyder,
Lidic Barnes. Gertrude Peterson. Flea
nor Wilson, Pearl Levering. Bessie Pc
terson. Esther llowio. Emma Spoer,
Madeline Peterson Lillian McGlaugh-
lin. Agnes Peterson. Mrs. j. H. Peter
son. Harry and William Springer Frank
smith, Leroy Kirk, Nathaniel Clifton.
John Cillaud, William Meredith, Austin
Coke. Melvin Esley, John Green Leroy
Johnson, William Clifton and Joe Chad
wich.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
GEORGE W. HAMMOND DEAD.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Jan. 2s.-Georgs
W. Hammond, aged 81 years, died at BIZ
home, ON Pine street, on Wednesday
from pneumonia and grip. The funeral
was held this afternoon. Mr.. Hammond
is survived by two daughters Mar
tha Brooks, of Philadelphia. and 1irs.
Willard 5. Torbert, Of GeorgetOuus ons
brother. Arthur Hammond. Of Town
send; two sisters. Mrs. Mary Harris and
Mrs. William Burton. Of Wilmington.
He was an uncle Of former Representa-.
tive John II. Hammond, of Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
RIRrHDAY PARTY.

4 pleasant evening WIS spent at a
party given by Miss Alice r. Bouldcn
az her home, No. 523 South Harrison
street. on Wednesday evening. in honor
Of her 10th birthday anniversary. The
guests were. Misses Dorothy Casey.
Reha Glanding, Alice Bouldon, Eileen
Fortner. Fannie Fortner, Viola Cath
cart Anna Essick, Anna Marsh. Mary
Hall, Carter Kelley, Edward Wood. Lee
Wood. Russell Wood. Edgar Dill, Freal
Boulder. Harold Green, Mr.. Essick, Of
Wilmington, and Miss Edith KINNEY
and Philip Vineyard, Of Middleiown.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
TO RESUME TEA DANCES.

Miss McEwan will resume her tea
iances at the Hotel dupont tomorrow
afternoon at 4.3O o'clock, they having
been cancelled the previous Saturday
because OF the automobile show. The
dance will he in the green room. and
il has become a popular feature at
he hotel.
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VE7ERINARIES
Of Eight Counties, Meeting
Here, Launch Ass.
Twenty OF Thirty-EIght EiIslbles
Present At Initial Session
Knox County Men instru-
mental In Forming
Society

Veterinaries from the seven coun-
ties surrounding Knox county assem-
bled In this city Wednesday for the
purpose of forming the Northeast
Ohio Veterinary association.
OF 38 veterinarians eligible to mem
bership, about 20 were present to aid
in launching the new association, the
initiative in which was taken by DR..
I. B. Hinkle of this city and DR.. Clell
N. Perkins of Centerburg.
These men conceived the idea that
the organization should be formed in
view of like association existing in
northwestern Ohio and invitations
were accordingly sent out to veteri-
naries Of Ashland, Coshocton, Della
ware, Holmes, Licking, Morrow and
Richland counties to attend the init
ial meeting.
The Curtis House is the assembling
place for the veterinaries and a pro-
gram, covering both afternoon and
evening, has been arranged.
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The Democratic Candidates
on the separate judicial
ballot will appear thus:
JUDICIAL TICKET

NOTE-The Democratic candidates
are for Judges of the Supreme Court,
James G. Johnson and Maurice II.
Donahue, (two members of the court
to be elected); for Judge OF the
Court of Appeals, Robert s. Shields:
for Judge OF the Probate Court, Thorn
as ]. Remington.
These names will appear on a sep
arate ballot without any party desig-
nation whatever. The names rotate
on the ballot, that is, the order In
which the names Of the candidates ap-
pear changes on each ballot; It ia
therefore very Important that each.
voter gets the above names firmly Hx-
ed in his mind so that he can pick
them out on the ballot, and place anl
"X'' before each Of the above nnmea.
Nothing is more important than the
election Of proper judges.
1t would be wise to cut this baITo4
out and take it with you to the pollo.
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X. I. SPECIAL
Manned BY Sir knights
Here On Dot
GAINESVILLE Band Plays Selections
While Templars OF Clinton Com
mandery Board Train To
Tiffin conelave

Carrying over 100 Knights Tenn.
plars Of st. Luke's Commandery of
Newark and Cyrene Commandery OF
GAINESVILLE, the special train to the
state conclave at Tiffin arrived in
this city Wednesday morning prompt
ly at 1884 o'clock and stopped long
enough for the GAINESVILLE band to
play several selections.
A number OF Templars of this city
boarded the special here, while more
Joined It in Fredericktown, where g
further stop was made. The train
had instructions to make the run
from Newark to Chicago Junction in
two hours and dispatch from that
latter place conveyed the information
that the feat had been accomplished.
The train was manned entirely BY
Knights Templars, including engi.
neer. fireman, brakeman and conduct.
or. Several Of these wore TempIar
uniforms, but others were forbidden
by regulations to adorn themselves
with anything but standard train cos.
tunes.
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Reception, Dance And Chill
dren's Party Features
COVERS 3-DAY PERIOD
Harpist And Parker's Orchestra To
Furnish Music The First And
Second Days-oct. &c, 27,
%, The Dates-spIen-
did Time Is An.
ticipated

A. three-day program has been ar
ranged for the formal opening of the
Mt. Vernon country club which will
occur on Oct. 26, % and 2S.
The first day, Thursday, will be
given over to formal reception and
inspection of the clubhouse in the af-
ternoon, at which time tea will be
served. The committee in charge is
endeavoring to secure a harpist for
that occasion,
The following evening, Friday, a
club dance will be held. Music will
be furnished by the Parker orches-
ira Of Columbus and, coming as it
does as the first real dance in the
new house. the event promises to be
decidedly auspicious.
On Saturday afternoon, the club
will be thrown open for the sole bene-
fit of the children. They will be al
lowed to play games or do anything
their desires may dictate. A dance is
also arranged for them.
By extending the program over a
three-day period, amusement and en-
tertainment is provided for all tastes
without making the preparation Of
the same burden upon the members
of the committee in charge.
Practically all of the club furni-
ture is expected by the time set for
the opening. A fair portion of it has
arrived already. The formal recep-
tion will give members and their fam
lilies an opportunity to view the club
house furnished, as a certain amount
of dismantling win be necessary the
following evening in order to make
room for the dancers.
The clubhouse is a model of
beauty, convenience and utility and
promises to be a very popular place
among the members of the organiza
tion.
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SHORT LOCALS

Mrs. John Mcintosh of East Sugar
sta eet was removed to the Mt. Yer.
non hospital tuesday afternoon to
undergo an operation.
Investigate tie merits of osteopathR
for yourself. Dr. K. G. Lewis, Ilti,
zens' phone 725 blue.
Miss Elizabeth Devin of North
Main street departed Tuesday tor
MillbIooK, N. T., TO resume her stud.
les in the Bennett school.
Park ID. Worley went to Cleveland
Tuesday evening where he will spend
several days in the interests Of the
q. & q. Cooper Co.
Joseph Levison returned to hie
home on West High street Wedpsa-
day after spending several days In
Cleveland on business.
Mrs. George Warman and Mrs. Ar
thur Mitchell and daughter, Margaret
of this city went to Howard WeLnea.
day to spend the day with friends.
Wallpapers Tor cleaning up the
home for winter. Go to the Arnold
Store and see the good patterns and
low prices.
Osteopathy cures more cases pro-
portionately than any other thera-
peutics. DIR. r. G. Lewis, Citlzens'
phone 725 blue.
David +. Ewing of this city went
to MiIlersburg Wednesday to spend
the day. Mr.. Ewing will then go to
Canton to spend about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph N. Barker OF
the Sychar road went to Springfield
Wednesday to spend a week. with
their daughter, Mrs. George Nine OF
that city. sHl.
MIR. and Mrs. K. E. Farmer who re-
side north of this city, went to Cleve-'
land Wednesday to attend the annual
convention OF the Edison phonograph
dealers of Ohio.
The party who took the boys BIZ
cycle from the Third ward school
Friday afternoon is known and un-
less it is returned to 208 East Vine
street, they will ne prosecuted.
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There is more Catarrh in this sectios
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years IL was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors pre-
scribed local remedies. and by constant.
ly falling to cure with local treatment
pronounced II incurable. Catarrh is a
local disease. greatly influenced by con-
,titutional conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is consti-
tutional remedy. is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for any case
TIL. Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure
Send for circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURT OF APPEALS, A.
d. 1917.
STATE OF OHIO, FIFTH APPEL
LATE DISTRICT, COURT OF
APPEALS

1t is ordered that the time of the begin
ming of the terms of the Courts OF Ap-
peais of the several Counties in said Judi
cial District for the year 1917, be fixed az
follows, to-wit:
Ashland County on the 10th day of April
and the 18TH day of October.
COShocton County on the 2lSt day OF
May and the 10Th day of November
Delaware County on the 18th day of May
and the 5rd day of December.
Fairfield County on the 9th day OF
March and the 18th day of September.
Holmes County on tine Ind Gay OF April
and the 29th day of October.
AnOA April and the END day Of oc-
tober.
Licking County on the 9th day of March
and the yth day of October.
Morgan County on the Sth day of May
and the 9th day of November.
Morrow County on the 18th day of May
and the llth day of December.
Muskingum County on the LIST day of
May and the 18th day OF November.
Perry County on the 24th day OF April
and the 10th day of November,
Richland County on the md day of jan
uary and the 4th day of SEPTEMBER.
stark County on the 9TH day of Febru-
airy and the 18th day of September
Tuscarawas County on the 4th day of
June and the 18th day of December.
Wayne County on the 22nd day of Janu-
said terms to begin at 300 o'clock, a. m.
r. ). SHIELDS,
L. X. POWELL,
LEWIS 3. HoUCK,
Judges.
State of Ohio, Knox County. IS
l, Guy Taylor, Clerk of the Court Of Ap-
peals within and for said County and
State do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true copy OF the order fix
ing the times for holding the Appellate
Courts in the Fifth Appellate District OF
Ohio, for the year 1917.
In witness whereof | have llereunto SUBJ
scribed my name aud affixed the seal OF
said Court at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on the
End day of October, A. D.. lals
GUY TAYLOR.
Clerk OF Court OF Appeals.
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DE6THS !
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GabriaI Henry Jones

o'fdt TleHIJ JoNeo
Gabrial Henry Jones died at the
M. & S. hospital Tuesday night neal
midnight after an illness of about
three months resulting from anaemia
Mr.. Jones was resident Of Chester.
vile and was "a years of age. The
deceased was a farmer and is sur
vived by one brother, James of st
Louis, and one sister, Miss Jennie
Jones Of Chesterville. The funeral
Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock al
Miller Bros undertaking parlors
Rev. II. H. Miller officiating. Inter
ment in the Fredericktown cemetery
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KENYON COLLEGE
MADE DEFENDANT
In Action Brought BY Rob-
erts-Other News
From Court

In order to protect money which
she has deposited in the Knox County
Savings bank, Della Myers has
brought an action for alimony against
Harry H. Myers, the bank being made
q party defendant.
Married only last March the elev-
tentb. defendant has failed to provide
her with home, food or clothing, ac-
cording to plaintiff.
With her husband, she tells of pur-
chasing an 18-acre farm in Pleasant
township shortly after their mar
riage, the greater part of savings
account of $2i3. owned by her, being
used for this purpose.
Cattle, hogs, ETC., to the value of
$500 and belonging to her, were sold
by defendant, she states, and the
proceeds deposited In the savings
bank.
In October, defendant left with the
intention Of abandoning her, she
claims. Plaintiff fears that defendant
will withdraw the money from the
bank and also sell the farm, which is
in his name, unless restrained
She asks for an order of court re
straining defendant from withdraw
ing this money or disposing of prop
erty. Alimony is sought on final
hnorfrU Hnr oft 10 10 w
Koons.
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WILL SEE CASE GAME

Gambler, Oct. lit has been de-
cided by the Students of Kenyon col
lege that they viii attend the Ken
yon-Case football game in a body, in
stead of the Eenyon-Cincinnati game.
as plans were. The Case game will
occur SATURDAY Oct. IA, at Cleveland
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CLARK
PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT
AND BATTERY cHAReE-RE-'
MANoED TO JAIL TO SERVE.
OUT 3o.DAY SENTENCE.

Robert Clark has pleaded guilty be.
fore Squire flarter to the charge of
assault and battery preferred by
Florence Rush. Clark was given 30
days in the county jail and a fine Of
$40 and costs. He was then placed
in the county jail to serve his SEN
.tence.
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Must support Child

Must Support Child
The case of DR.. Robert 10. McCul-
Tough was called to the attention of
Judge Fulton ON Tuesday morning,
the Newark American-Tribune re-
ports. A history Of the case is that
some years ago he was divorced from
his wife by Judge Seward. Later an
action and an indictment was return
ed against him on prosecution of
failure to provide for the minor child.
The doctor was returned here by
Sheriff SIabaugh and pleaded guilty
to the charge.
Tuesday morning B. G.. Smythe, at
torney for the child and ex-wife, call
ed the attention of Judge Fulton to
the record in the case. The father
was sentenced to the penitentiary
and the sentence of incarceration was
suspended on his agreeing to pay $50
per month while the child remained
an infant. The attorney by the rec
ords of the case said to the court
that the doctor who lives in Mason,
Mich, was In default on the pay
ments for eight months, s240.
The records also show that he gave
bond in the sum of $1,000 for the
faithful performance OF the courts
order. The bond is signed by q broth.
er of the doctor.
Judge Fulton directed Deputy
County Clerk Larason to write to Dr.
Mccullough and advise him of the
situation. If the deferred payments
are not speedily paid, the court will
enforce the rigors of the law.
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OF course you could make the world
much better II you had the job-but
think how many things you'd have to
explain before you finished!
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Sale Confirmed

Sale Confirmed-
In the action of A. G. Mills, admin
istrator Of Isaac Newton Miller, VS..
Martha A. Boyd, report of the pri-
vate sale of real estate in Clay town
ship to Charles G. Porterlleld for the
sum of $7,SO2.4O, has been filed and
the sale confirmed.
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Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
Charles H. Scott to Calvin M. Pur'
dy, 1852 acres in Harrison, $4,000.
Mary E. Starner to w. w. Young
parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Fowler OF Falrview Tues
day night
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Rictert, who reside about
two miles north of Amity.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON HOMES AND FARMs-THE
BUCKEYE STATE BUILDING G.
LOAN COMPANY, RAN X I N
BUILDING, % w. GAY STREET,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
L. At lowest rates
2. Best terms
3. Borrowers can pay back in whole
or in part at any time.
4. Prompt in appraisements.
8. Prompt in closing loans.
8. Call adm investigate, or write for
information.
Z. Assets $12,OOO,OO0. Five per cent
paid on time deposits.
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Ccciety
ONews
Auction And

Auction And
Luncheon
Mrs. G. N. Allerding delightiuty
entertained the members Of st. Pet
er's guild yesterday afternoon at her
home on West Third street. Auction
was in play at the three tables and at
3 O'Clock the hostess served delic.
ious two-course MISUNDERSTANDING
Shield.
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asASiAAVh VI Nf'NN'"F
5;S0--Fellowship Supper for Sun
day School and Young Peoples Work
ers.
Tuesday Evening
Praise service.
S:OO-Ohio Baptist Education Socle-
ty.
Report Of the Treasurer and Report
Of the Board Of Trustees-Prof. Bun
yon Spencer. Granville.
Solo-Mr. r. w. souIe, Denison
Conservatory of Music
Address, David Bevinston.
Wednesday Morning
9:00--Devotional address, Higher
Ideals and Better Life" "vacuity."
9:3O-Introduction Of all State
Workers, Snapshots from the Fields
Rev. L. A. Wood, Chillicothe; Rev.
David Norris, Steubenville; Rev. L.
b. Stivers, Alliance; Rev. L. A. Grodys,
Akron.
10:2O-Report Of Committee on For.
eign Work-Rev. U. s. Davis. d. D.,
Akron.
Report of Committee on Evangelism
Rev. H. F. Stillwell, D. D., Cleveland.
Discussion of Reports.
"ohio's Support of Home and For
eign Missions" c.. e. Stanton,
Granville.
11:15-Report of Committee on So
cial Service-Rev. Howard Vernon,
Norwalk.
Address, "The Ministry of the
Church To It's Community"-Rev. Carl
ton Atwater, Cincinnati.
1880 - Greetings - President Sim
con Bing, Rio Grande.
Wednesday Afternoon
Woman's Baptist Mission Society of
Ohio.
1:30-Devotional Service-That the
World May Believe-and Believing,
Have Life in His Name.
Tools in Type"-Mrs. VIM. E. Hop
kins, Literature Secretary.
Tell Me a Story"--Miss Ruth A.
Shipley, Wyoming, o.
How to Put the Miss in Missions"
Mrs. M. R. Sheldon, Young Woman's
Secretary.
"In the Wizards World
Wide Guild of Mt, Vernon.
Needs and Needs"-Dr. Edythe Ba-
con, Kityang, China.
Offering applied toward the educa-
ton of child in the Congo Mission,
Africa, and the Kodiak Orphanage,
Sitka, Alaska.
Forty Fruitful Years" - Miss Har-
riet G. Rychem, Home Director.
Foreign Neighbors Mildred
Jones, Detroit, Mich.
Meeting Our Opportunities on the
Foreign Field"-Mrs. T. E. Adams,
Foreign Secretary.
Prayer.
5:30-Banquet for Men and Women.
Wednesday Evening
7:30-Praise service.
7:50-Address-Rev F. w. Padel-
ford, D. D., Boston, Secretary Northern
Baptist Convention Board of Educa-
tion.
8:30-Address-Rev j. Y. Aitchison,
Boston, Secretary American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society.
Thursday Morning
9:00-Devotional Address. Higher
Ideals and Better Life" Victory"
9:S0-Report of Committee on Rural
Churches-G. w. Searls, Madison.
Address-"Saving the Rural Church"
Rev. G. F. Schneider, Radnor.
Discussion.
10:30-Report of Committee on Obit-
uaries-Rev. ]. B. Lemon, d. D., Cleve-
land.
Prayer and Comment.
11:15-Reports of Committees on
Enrolment, Resolutions and Next Ses-
sion.
11:45-Closing Address = Pres. ].
Campbell White, D. D., Wooster.
=
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defendant for three years has forced
her to live apart from him, she
claims.
She asks for divorce and custody
of minor child. Jay r. Clutter is her
attorney.
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NOTES

The last meeting of the retiring
board of managers will be held on
Monday afternoon at three o'clock in
the Mt. Vernon Baptist church.
There will be business session of
the State Pastors Conference Monday
afternoon at three o'clock in the Bap-
tist church. The annual election of
officers will take place, reports of com
mittees will be heard, and Rev. B. B.
Hall of Martins Ferry will deliver an
address on "The Minister'S Reading"
The convention will be in charge of
Rev. r. H. McAfee of Marion, Rev. w.
G. Evans of Dayton and Rev. G. A.
Leichleiter of Dayton.
Arrangements have been made to
hold services at noon each day in
the Pennsylvania railroad shops, the
Cooper engine factory, the Mt. Vernon
Bridge company, the Hope Manufacture
ing company Group one will be in
charge of Rev r. ]. Edwards of Can.
ton; group two Rev, j. f. Conant D.
D.. Granville; group three, Rev. L. w.
Doolan, D. D. of Columbus, and group
four, Rev. H. H. Hoyt, of Marion.
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Ruth Class
Entertained

Mrs. William DaIrymple entertain
ed the Ruth class of the Gay street
M. e. church in delightful manner
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. Mrs
Charles Wright had charge of the de.
votionals. After the business hour,
the evening was spent in games and
conversation. Delicious Refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Craig, GIL West Vine street.
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College Sued

College Sued
Setting up an alleged unpaid bill
of $38S.S0 which he claims with in.
terest, Cecil G. Roberts has institute /
an action in common pleas wherein
Kenyon College is named as defend
ant.
Plaintiff cites an agreement, made
on Aug. S, 1916, whereby he was to
perform certain labor and furnish GER
tain materials. He appends a full
bill which he claims has not been
paid. B. E. Sapp is his attorney.
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Miscellaneous
Shower

WNeSSuoUeSAo
Shower
A miscellaneous shower was given
Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper Mccullough at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Houyeaux, of West High street.
Tie guests present we're: Mrs.
Thomas Dancey, Mrs. Armand Bor-
mans, Mrs. Joseph Conroy, Mrs. d. 3.
Grosscup, Mrs. c. r. Kuckert, Mrs.
E. C. Penrose, Mrs. T. Murray and
Mrs. Thomas Murray. Delicious re-
freshments we're served.
O.
Dinner
Party
A dinner was given Sunday, Oct. 8,
by Mrs. Elizabeth Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall at their home, about
three miles east Of this city. Those
in attendance were: Henry Hall and
family, Simon Hall and family of
Gambler, Charles Fawcett and family
Of Esto, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wolfe of
Union Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Balcome of Danville. A sumptuous
turkey dinner with the usual appe.
tizing delicacies that make a grand
feast was served.
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Divorce Sought
Drunkenness, cruelty and failure to
provide are put forth by Della X.
Morrison as reasons why she should
be divorced from Harmon l.. Morri-
son.
IN her petition, she states they
were married on Dec. 23, 1909, and
one child, Raymond E., three years
of age, was born to the union.
She alleges that she has been COM
PEELED to liye by her own efforts and
on the charity of friends, although
defendant is able to support her. The
money he earns, she says, goes for
drink.
Habitual drunkenness on part of
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Petition DISMISSED

Petition Dismissed
In the action of G. S. Davidson and
Others against Ralph Litzenburg and
others, a ditch injunction suit, the
court has found for the defendants;
the temporary injunction has been
dissolved and the petition dismissed