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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
MR.. FRANK ZEPP IS
THROWN FROM WAGON

Frank Zepp, Of Berkeley Place, was
injured yesterday afternoon about I
O'Clock when upon coming down East
Burke street hill in his wagon his
brake refused to work and he was
thrown under the wheels Of the We
hicle, which passed over his body. He
was taken to his home in cab and
at first it was thought he was severely
injured. but this proved not to be the
case, and he will soon be on the road
to recovery.
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HEDGESVILLE. April 12.-Mr. ].
NJ. Nermilyea started his auto bus
line today. With the exception of
Saturday, one trip daily will be made.
when there will be two The bus
will leave iIedgesville each morning
at 9 o'clock and returning leave Mar
tinsburg az 1115 a. m On Saturday
the bus will make trip in the after.
noon in addition to the morning one.
Mrs. w. A. Vermilyea, Of Cumber.
land. is visiting Mrs Mary Sermil
yea.
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HEDGESVILLE, April 10.-Mr. c.
NJ Brown and son, Howard, were in
Baltimore yesterday and attended the
Billy Sunday meeting
Rev. w H. Sanders arrived Satur-
day evening and preached at the First
Methodist church Sunday.
Mr. f. C. Quinn. of Washington, was
weekend visitor of his sister, Miss
Nora
Miss Fife NlcLel spent the week
end with Mis- kAth Hammersla, of
North Mountain. hiss Michael is on
her way from Middlsburg, Va, to
White Sulphur Springs, w Va, where
her father, Rev. Michael, has been
transferred.
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BUNKER HILL. April 10.-Rev. M.
r. Hansel held his usual services in
the Presbyterian church yesterday.
A fine crowd attended the Epworth
League meeting at the Methodist
church last evening.
Mr.. Robert Gold is visitor in Mar
tinsburg today.
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BERKELEY STATION. April T.
Mrs. John Pitzer. of Martinsburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs John Stump.
Mrs. holland Bowers has gone to
Sharpsburg where she will visit rel
atives.
Mr., Charles Small is hauling in Mar
tinsburg today
Miss Kate Eversole was a shopper
in Hagerstown Thursday
Mr. James Myers is hauling logs
for the new Presbyterian church at
Cherry Grove
Mr.. p. f. Hoffman is kept quite
busy spraying trees in this vicinity.
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lNWOOD. April 7-Rev. and Mrs.
j. e. ). Myers are spending a few
days visiting friends in Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Whiting were
visitors in Martinsburg last night.
Professors Dunn and Rumsey, of the
experiment station in Morgantown,
are visitors in this vicinity.
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BUNKER HILL, APRIL u.-Rov.
j. w. Flemming is hereApacking his
furniture preparatory to moviuo to
his new charge in Williamsport on
Thursday.
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DAARKESVILLE. APRIL 11.-Mr
Conrad Shenholtz, of Fort Loudouh
Pa, spent Sunday with David Under
donk and family.
Mr. Edward Pierce and family were
guests of his brother William Pierce
IL Ridgeway Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Bryarly s.ic family at
tended the wedding today I'm Martins
burg of Miss Averll Miller to DR.. b
Nelson Osbourn.
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JONES SPRING, April S.-Mr. c.
W. James has returned from Balti-
more, where he spent a few days
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MARLOWE. April misses Olive
Houck and Clara Lands, are attend
ing the Methodist Protestant confer
ence in Baltimore, and while there
they viii also attend the Billy Sun
day meetings.
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BEDiNGTON, APRIL t1.-Mrs.
Adam Proctor and daughter. Miss Ad-
die, are spending toda, in Martins
burg with friends.
Mrs William Mckee and her guest,
Mrs. Edgar Mckee. of Shepherdstown.
spent yesterday with Miss Mary Kel-
Ter.
Mr.. =. r Hoffman and DR.. Roy Proc
tor are working on the road today.
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MARLOWE, April IA Mrs. VII
liam Jack and Miss Mary Lands are
shoppers in Hagerstown today.
Mrs. Samuel Ditto, who has been
very sick for several days. is begin
ming TO improve.
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BEDlNGTON, April S.-Mrs. Adam
Proctor spent yesterday with her sis
ter, Miss Mary Keller.
Mrs. John T. Mason was the guest
OF her brother, Thomas light and
family the past week.
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Mr. James Shriver Is a business
visitor IN Little Georgetown today
Misses Mary and Vlrgie Evcrhart
attended church in Providence last
Monday night.
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on the Sick Lat

Charles Mercer, of North High
street, machinist at the r.. g. O.
shops, is reported on the sick list
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and children. Ella and Abbey. arc Wis
iting Mrs. William Shade, near Gano-
town
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KEARNEYSVILLE, April 12-Mr.
Ellis Seibert and family have moved
to Martinsburg
Mr. Fred Hammond and family
moved into the house vacated by Mr.
Seibert.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Trout spent
Sunday in Martinsburg with rela-
tiyes.
Mr. Henry Rogers and family have
moved to Martinsburg.
A large number of people attended
the sale today OF Ellis Seibert.
Mr.. Francis Wilmington spent Sun
day with his father E. l.. Whiting
ton in Martinsburg
The Epworth League service will be
held in the Presbyterian church
Thursday night
The p. o. s. Of A. will hold a festi-
val in Trump's Hall. Thursday, Fri,
day and Saturday nights of this week.
GREENSBURG, April 12-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Tabler were in Charles
Town attending to some business az
fairs yesterday
Mrs. William Pofinbarger and Mrs
Harry Simpson and daughter OF Mar
vim Chaple, are guests today of Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Small
JOHNSONTOWN. April 12.-Mrs. |
James Shriyer has gone to visit her
father, William Barnhart. who is quite
III at his home near Hancock
Messrs Frank and George Mongan |
are spending a few daye with thpi~
home folks
Miss Naomi Lands, of Hedgesvllle. |
was the guest OF Miss Mary Fuss on 4
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wintermoyer |
visited Mrs. c. c. Mock in Martins
burg. Monday.
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GERRARDSTOWNt~ April S.-Mrs.
Jennie Weidman and daughter spent
Friday evening with friends in town.
DR.. Lewis and family called on his
brother, John Lewis near the Gold
Orcahrd Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Raighner. near
Martinsburg, called on Mrs. Reighn-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
unger, of our town Wednesday.
Miss Beulah Unger, OF Martinsburg.
spent few days last week visiting
t. her friends and relatives, has re.
turned home on Boyd street.
Mr.. Clarence Taylor, of our town,
who spent few days last week"fn Ha
gerstown visiting Mr.. Clarence Mar
kle, has returned home.
Mr. Clarence Taylor called on Miss
Beulah Unger last Sunday evening.
Call again Clarence
Mr.. Mike Morgan, formerly of Tar
rytown, but now of Gerrardstown
called on Miss Alice Owens Sunday
down at Pine Hills farm.
Mr.. Harry Alshire called on his
uncle, Mr.. Edward Taylor Sunday.
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BERKELEY STATION, APRIL II.
Mrs. Margaret Englebright is the
guest for a few weeks of Miss Kate
Eversole.
Mrs. Hattie Brady, who teaches
teaches school in Hancock, spent the
weekend the guest Of Miss Kate Ever
sole.
Mrs. Bernie Davis has returned
from Hagerstown. where she attended
the wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Simms.
Mrs. James Ashby is quite sick at
this time.
The lemon social held at the home
OF Mr.. j. T. Schoppert last night was
a very enjoyable affair and a success
financially.
Mrs. Fred Foultz S shopper in
Martinsburg today
Miss Hester Schoppert and Miss Cor
della Bowers were visitors in Martins
burg yesterday
Mrs. Charlie stamp is a shopper in
Martinsburg today.
NIPETOWN, APRIL H.-h. J..
Littleton, of Hagerstow5, vas Q bust.
ness visitor here yesterday.
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IL other corr11a,tlIlii fiog

GAINESVILLE, April s.. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Bender and daughters
we're visiting the family of G. w.
Bender one day this week.
Mrs. Frank Miller called on her
mother. Mrs. Frank DAVIS Thursday
evening.
Mrs. William Tucker and children
haY. returned home from a short
visit with the family Of Louis Mich
ael of Halfway, Md.
Mrs. Grover Bowerd ana daughter,
Frances. are spending a few days
with her mother. Ers. William Rice,
OF Falling Waters.
Mrs. l.. c. Bender and Miss Goldie
Cloud, of near Falling Waters were
visiting at the home of g. W.. Ben
der Wednesday.
Miss Mary Whitmsre was one OF
Martinsburg's visitors this week.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs John May this week and
left a big baby boy.
Mrs. Marion Grim and children
were calling on Mrs. II. c. Bender
one evening this week.
Mr. G. w. Anderson was caller
ir Martinsburg Thursday.
Messrs. John Snyder and Grover
Bowerd, two of Frank Dennis cress
cutters, have gone south TO cut cress
Mrs. Fink Mason. Of Martinsburg
was caller in our neighborhood
Thursday evening
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SHANGHAI, APRIL 11.-Mrs. ID. ].
Ashton is among the sick folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William siillwell, of
Coketon. are spending this week with
Mrs. Mary J. Stillwell
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''4A' "Neh guy AhS MS spring STOCK
Of merchandise. While in the Mon
umental City he attended the Billy
Sunday meetings and is very much
pleased with Mr. Sunday.
LITTLE GEORGETOWN. April s.
MIR. James Butts sprained his
foot very severely Thursday evening.
while engaged in his work.
JOHNSONTOWN April S.-Mr.
and Mrs Charles Eyerhart we're Wis
itors in Martinsburg yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes at
teneded the revival services last
night in Providence that are being
conducted by Rev. Isaac Summers.
Rev. Summers returned home with
them and spent the night. leaving
this morning for his home in Jones
Spring
CUMBO, April Ss-Mr c. A. Ever
sole and son, Henry, Messrs. Rosser
Shade and Joseph Fizer are visitors
in Martinsburg today.
Miss Emma Rinef who teaches
school at Summit Point, is spending
few days with her parents, MI and
Mrs. j. H. Riner.
DARKESVILE. April S.--Mr. C. Nj.
Yost salesman for Cooper Brothers.
of Winchester, was a business visitor
here this morning.
BUNKER HILL. April S.-Mr and
Mrs. Harry Dinteman have gone to
cambridge, Pa, to attend the fner-
al of the latter's mother
Rev J. w. Fleming left today for
Williamsport, Md, where he viii
preach, he having been transferred
there.
Miss Virginia Gold is a visitor in
Martinsburg today.
Mr.. John Walker is business Wis
itor in Martinsburg today.
BERKELEY STATION April s.
The good roads association met at
the school house last night, but no
business of any importance was trans
acted because of the small attendance.
The next meeting will be held in
Swan Pond, Friday night, April 14th.
Mr. Riner Sperow lost a very valu-
able horse yesterday.
One of the horses of James Shaull
dropped dead yesterday, while haul
ing a load of lime.
Two of the children of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Couchman are sick
with scarlatina.
Miss Florence Small is visiting
Mrs Mary Chaplain.
Mr. Allison Dayton Newcomd at
tended the lemon social held at the
home OF James May Thursday night.
The Presbyterian church will hold
lemon social at the home of d. T..
Schoppert Monday night
Miss Eethel Schoppert has been
suffering with severe case of tooth.
ache the past week.
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LITTLE GEORGETOWN. April.
i'll essrs. r. S Miller II Martins
burg. and Claud Hess. of Hedgesville.
made a business visit to our village
yesterday
Mr. S. L. Dodd Jr, and son, Harold.
spent Sunday afternoon with his par.
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. L. Dodd. Sr.
MIR. ~ed A. Bennington, Of Hagers-
town made a business call here this
morning.
Mr. Robt. LeFevre was R;cked in
his right side Monday evening by a
colt The injury though very pain
full has not proven TO be very ser
ious one.
Mr. w. Franks, with the Cumber-
land Valley Orchard company. Is con.
fined to his home with Illness.
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GAINESVILLE. April t2.-Mrs.
Crumel Gregory aud son. william.
were visiting Mrs II. c. Bender Mon
day.
The Ladies' AID Society of the Bed
ington NJ +. church, south. will hold
their annual Easter tea at the home
Of Mrs. Daniel Nicely at Knipetown.
Thursday evening. April 30.
Mrs. Daniel Bowers is on the sick
list
Mr. John Knipe is treating his
kitchen to a new coat of paint.
Thomas Zombro, of Spring Mills,
was caller in our town one day
this week
Mr. Sanders called on George Wat
son Sunday,
Mr. Grover Bowers is giving his
house a new coat of paint.
Mr. II. G. Bender visited his broth
err, William Bender Sunday.
Mr. w. S. Porterfeld recently sold
large drove OF cattle to some deal
ers near Winchester, Va.
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CUMBo, April 1O.-Mrs. Abel High
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non HIN school, spent the weekend
with MIR. and Mrs. Rogers.
a large number Of people attended
the sale OF r. IL Rogers Saturday.
Miss Fannie Trump has returned
to Shepherd College after spending
the weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r o. Trump.
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. p. Marshall and
son. Thomas Mason spent Sunday at
the home Of Jack Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hammond spent
Saturday in Shepherdstown
Misses Bee Rogers and Irene Rog.
ers were guests OF Miss Bessie Hon.
man on Sunday.
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this week buying his spring stock
Of merchandise. While in the Mon
umental City he attended the Billy
Sunday meetings and is very much
pleased with Mr. Sunday
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NORTH MOUNTAIN April IL
Mr.. John Shickles and Mr. Turner left
this morning In their auto for Balti.
more to hear Billy Sunday. They will
pick up Rev. Roy Schumacher In Mar.
tinshurg and take him with them
They will go via Glagerstown and the
National pike aud be gone two days,
Mrs. Rachel Zumbro and daughter.
Mrs. W. H. Lngamfelter and her
son Benjamin, have returned from
Harpers Ferry. where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Zumbro's brother.
John Edwards, aged seventy-four
years The remains we're inferred at
Charles Town yesterday.
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SCRABBLE, April 10-Mrs. G. w
NJ. Tabler is among the sick folk
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eversole ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hensel spent
Sunday with Mrs. Carl Tabler.
MIR. and Mrs. Garland Byers we're
guests OF Mrs David Hansel Sunday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

BUNKER HILL. April 12.--Mr. f.
O. Williams. salesman for O. Ferrari
& Company. of Martinsburg. was a
business visitor here today.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church was entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. e. f. Gardner at
her home.
Mr. s. S. Cline is unloading a car
OF coal today
The folks are cleaning up their
gardens and getting it ready for their
spring planting
Prayer service will be held to-
night in the Methodist church
Mr.. George Henson is a business
visitor in Winchester today.
CUMUBO APRIL 11.--Mr. Fred A.
Bennington, of Hagerstown, made a
business call in our village this morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Baker of
Baltimore, are visiting the latter's
sister, Mr. Homer Manuel, Mr. and
Mrs Baker were married yesterday
morning in Baltimore and are spend
ing few days here on their bridal
tour. They were given quite a bel
ling" last night by the young folk.
Mr.. Robert Miller. of Martlnsburg,
was a business visitor here this morn
ing.
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GREENSBuRG. April 10.--Mr. Roy
Tabler spent Sunday afternoon with
his mother. Mrs. Virginia Tabler, at
"Sunnyside."
Mr. James Shaull and family visit
ed Ernest Harwood and family yes.
terday.
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MARLOWE, April 10.--Mr.. and
Mrs, Dennis Ward spent Saturday and
Sunday in Martinsburg with friends
Mrs. Samuel Ditto Is confined to
her home by Illness.
Mrs. Belle Cole left Saturday for
Baltimore to visit her son, Shepherd
Cole.
Miss Aide Kelley spent Sunday af.
ternoon with Miss Pearl Ruble.
GANOTOWN, April 10.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Defiayen and three chill.
dren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
l.. Slonaker on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Durham, OF
Shanghai, spent Sunday with friends
here.
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BEDINGTON, April 10.-Mr. Elmer
Aikens. of Washington, spent Sunday
here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Aikens
Mrs. Mckee, OF shephordstowu. rs
spending this week in this section
with her son. William Mckee, and
family.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Eversole
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tabler.
Mrs. Louis Keller was the guest of
Miss Mary Keller Sunday.
Master Cant Mckee. Misses Leola
and Mary Ellen Mckee spent Sunday
in Shepherdstown with relatives.
Messrs, Adam Proctor and p. l.
Hoffman are using the road drag on
the road leading to Bedington today
Dr. Roy Proctor and brother, Char.
les, spent Sunday with NJ S. MaIott
near Nipetown.
Mr.. Andrew Adams, near Ridgeway
spent Sunday here with his father
John Adams.
Mr. Adam Proctor was The guest OF
Mr.. =. +. Hoffman Sunday afternoon,
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LITTLE GEORGETOWN, April 10.
DR. A. ]. Lemaster and son. of Bed
ington. were business visitors here
Saturday
Mrs. J. N. Aikens and Mrs. Charles
Hornbraker, near here, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Martinsburg.
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LITTLE GEORGETOWN. April s.
MIR. James Butts sprained his
foot very severely Thursday evening.
while engaged in his work.
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DARKESVILE. April S.-Mr. C. Nj.
Yost, salesman for Cooper Brothers.
of Winchester, was business visitor
here this morning.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-03-16
WHY PRINCE ALBERT WINS.
Patented Process is Responsible fol
its International Popularity.

Smokers so much appreciate the
flavor and GOODNESS and aroma of
Prince Albert pipe and cigarette to-
bacco that they often marvel that his
one brand could be so different from
all others.
The answer to this question is to be
found on the reverse side of every
Prince Albert package, where you
will read: Process Patented July
30th. 1907" That tells the whole story
Prince Albert is made by a patented
process that cuts out the bite and
parch, which makes the tobacco so
mighty agreeable land satisfying to
men of every taste. of every civilized
nation on the globe.
Smokers should realize that this
patented process cost three years
continuous work and study and a for
tune in money to perfect. But the re-
suit has proven to be worth all that
was expended upon it because 1t has
set free men who believed they never
could enjoy a pipe or a makin's cigar
cite.
Prince Albert makes It possible for
every man to enjoy a pipe or to roll
his W cigarettes. And no matter
how tender the tongue, Prince Albert
cannot bite or parch. That is cut
out by the patented process, leaving
for the smoker only the joys of the
fragrant tobacco.
1t is a fact that since Prince Albert
arrived" just about six years ago
1t has made three men smoke pipes
where one man smoked before.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-03-16
CENTRAL B ITEMS.

Mr.. Marsdon Talon and Clifford
Gems went to Pocatello on business
the last of the week.
Sunday was one of the worst stormy
days we have experienced, by wind and
SHOWS. The storm was so severe that
q team or person could not possibly
face it. The young sons Of E. H. Da-
Wis were hauling straw from j. e.
Keeler's place. When the storm came
up they started for home. The wind
blew the rack over throwing the three
boys out and in some manner hurt
Eddie Davis quite badly. 1t is thought
his collar bone is broken. AS soon
as the weather was permissible Mr..
Davis took his son to Malad for med
ical care. The other two boys were
uninjured and the boys say the acct
dent happened so sudden they did not
know what the trouble was at first.
The friends of Eddie hope his in
juries will not prove serious and hope
he will soon recover
Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Johnson
arrived Friday from Kansas to visit
with their relatives here. They made
the trip as far as John Mobiles store
in Mr.. Morris Johnson's new car and
came on the rest of the way by sleigh
Mr.. Alfred l.. Ray is doing some fins
work with his pupils in the new study
of bookkeeping, he recently started
to instruct them in. Mr.. Ray has
proven himself a valuable teacher
since he came here by the many new
ideas he has established in the way
of studies. He made himself a pair
of skis and went back and forth on
them most of the winter.
The stockholders of The Falls Ban
mock Telephone Co., here held a meet
ing at Central hall Saturday after
noon, March 4th. Many of the stock
holders were present. Important mat
tiers of business were transacted of
which the new board of directors was
elected consisting of Messrs. j. r.
Bailey, ]. M. Arbon, George Houck, T.
B. Evans and L. B.. Evans.
The Literary Society at Highland
school, twelve miles south of Central
Arhen, was well attended Saturday
night, March 4th. Many of the young
folks from here attended. After the
meeting adjourned a pie social was
given, some of the pies selling quite
high. After the pie social a dance was
enjoyed by those present. All report
a good time.
Mr.. John Bullock was a visitor in
Pocatello the week end.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-03-16

Miss Ruth Mattingly returned to
her home in Rockland after an ex-
tended visit with relatives at the
Bonanza Bar ranch.
The steel has been delivered for
the new bridges at Rock Creek and
Fall Creek.
Mr.. William Black has been dig
ging his test holes in preparation for
gold mining on the Bonanza Bar
ranch.
Mr.. E. V. Lloyd made a business
trip to town Tuesday.
Mr.. Jacob E. Myers. who contract
ed for the building of the two new
school houses, has the n at Lanes
Gulch well under way. He expects
to have it completed by March 25th.
Mr.. Gene Barkdull has completed
hauling the lumber for the new school
house in Lanes Gulch.