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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02
RURAL LIBRARY MEETING
CALLED FOR MARCH 9TH.

Editor Democrat:
Will o please make thelfolloWing
announcements regarding rural Ibra-
ries. in your valued paper?
A meeting will be held at Dana
school house on Thursday, March 8,
1880 p. N. for the purpose of estab-
fishing a library.
Also, a meeting will be held at
Reese school house on Thursday,
March 16, 1880 p. m. for the same
purpose.
All the peopleand especially the COM
mitteemen of the districts in which
these schools are situated are urged
to attend the meeting held in their
district, and take a part in this impor-
tant work.
THOMAS j. HYDER.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

volved this country in war with GER
many and Mexico.
The able manner in which the pres
ent democratic administration has r
served the peace and prevented the
menace of avainglorious. unnecessary
and inexacusable mixup in the great
tragedy that is being enacted on, and
which belong to, the Eastern hemis,
phere-and accompl Tihed it with ma
tional honor and without yielding any
vital principle for which this govern
ment stands-cannot be forgiven by
republicans of the Root an dRoose-
welt stamp.
And so, it seems, war" IS TO be the
solgan of the republicans this year
war at any price, for the more it costs
in treasure and human lives and brok-
en- hearts the better it will suit the
purposes of some of the political
ghouls.
With Wilson as a candidate and ade-
qIate preparedness for the national
defense and peace with honor as the
paramount issue, the democrats ought
to win the national election this year,
even with only two candidates in the
field worth reckoning with. For there
is a very large element of patrio &c
voters in this country who have here
tofore voted the republican ticket thar
will not hesitate to transfer their party
allegiance under the circumstances
and conditions presented this year.
But there is a disposition manifect
at this writing among some democratic
congressman at Washington to embar-
rass the Presidents submarine policy.
in the pending contention with Ger
many. Some of them favor Legislative
interference" in the negotiations. One
authority states that resolutions
warning Americans off all armed
passenger ships would pass the House
without doubt. if allowed to come to a
vote" There are a few others of the
class who are always ready to crock
the boat" and largely through pure
.cussedness. Despite the gestieulations
os Hoke Smith and the premature crE
"fire!" by the blind Senator Gore
Oklahoma, the Congress should
and probably will keep the lid clamped
down while the President and Secre~
tary of State conclude the negotiations
now under way with Germany. For,
as Senator Stone, chairman of the Sen~
ate Committee on Foreign Relations,
we'll says: Congress is not apprisea
of details and is not in position to ex-
opinion, and therefore should
not attempt to do so while these nego
tiations are being conducted by the
constitutionally authorized officials"
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02
WILSON OR WAR

II. the Republican National Conven-
ton dominates Roosevelt or Root Tor
a-candidate dictated by them) then
the muster rolls!
Senator Elihu Root, rs temporary
chairman of the New York State Re-
publican Convention, a few days ago
made what is accepted by republicans
as being the keynote" speech of the
present presidential campaign. That
speech was largely an endorsement or
fresh pronunciamento of the bellicose
attitude of Theodore Roosevelt and his
grievance with the Wilson ~administre-
ton, because the president has not in
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02
Some cold weather.

Some cold weather.!
Also some snow storm, Ell?
Some peon1e remind, US of English
sparrows-all noise and no use.
=
Austrian troops arrived in Durazzo
Just in time to see the Dago. =,
The meat packers have advanced
wages Is ?per cent. Prices will now
advance 16 per cent. we
Z = = =
Tince Grand Duke Melodies can not
dw,,o the Germans out of Russia per-
shaps G N. Kuropatkin.
""pS W & 3 = y
Hav+nu m robbed four times re
oortIr sav the West Durham
..nost omcn' SO very unsafe.
We wonder what colo. VII this &c nn ~
popular for compilations
mer?
A curry-comb is badly needed on
timing hide of some of those loud
politicians.
The DePrtest-Weathers criminal libel
case proved to be less than the pro-
verbal tempest in a tea pot"
= = +
A Greensboro pastor would do away
entirelv with dancing. Not destined
to become a popular step, we fear.
& + s
There are some fool congressman
who would rock the boat even in the
midst Of a war. So why be surprised
now?
Fifty German--American editors met
secretly in Chicago. Kasier-Bin VII
probably be their candidate for presi-
dent.
Just what brand of "dope" are these
Tar Heel Repubs. using. anyhow? We
have a dime we would like to look as
big as a dollar to us.
Rare beefsteak is a sure cure 70.
malaria. states a Newbern M. ID. Most
of us can better afford to have the
disease than to buy the cure.
#**
If you marry him in June, girls,
now is the time to pop the leap year
question. His trousseau has to DC
considered, you know.
The Dupont powder company's
sales increased only $50. 600, 900 II
1915. It will soon ask the govern,
ment's fostering protection as an in
FAINT industry.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02
FIJI OUTLOOK G

Not in many years has the outlook
for the resort section of North Caro-
lima been SO good as it is this year.
Unless some unforeseen catastrophy
OF a crushing and general character
occurs between now and the warm
months, Hendersonville and all Wes-
tern North Carolina are going to expe-
rience a banner tourist season.
This conclusion is not mere words.
It is based on the careful observation
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

five acres conveyed by T. D. Britain
and wife to Mary E. Jones by deed Of
record in Book No. At al page No. BAG
Oh the records of deeds for Henderson
county and also about four acres con-
Veyed by the said T. D. Britain ana
wife of K. B. Shepherd by deed dated
July 21st 1908 and of record in Book
No. go at page No. 252 of the records of
deeds for Henderson county.
This the End day of March, 1916.
". F. CASE, Trustee.
by J.F. Justice, Atty. 3-2-4tc
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

WANTED TO BUY-Chestnut. Oak.
Hemlock, Black Oak, White Oak. tan
bark. Chestnut Hemlock Peeled
Pine, Peeled Poplar Wood. Saw
cross ties anywhere on r. r. track.
We pay spot cash. Sales Brothers,
Fletcher. N. G. 3-2-4tc
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02
MR.. THOMAS DEAD.

Mr.. j. E. Thomas, of Philadelphia.
died here on Saturday night, after a
lingering illness. He was well known
having been here for about ten years.
The remains were shipped to Phila-
de.phia, his former home Sunday.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

Ex7Congressman Gudger has been
recommended by Senator Overmanfto
Attorney General Gregory for the seat
of Judge Atkinson of the United States
court of claims. Judge Atkinson re-
tires soon under the age clause.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

statesmen WANTED to Solicit Or
ders for l~ubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address The Victor Oil Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio. 3-2-1tp
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

FIREPROOF STORAGE ROOMS.
TRADING FURNITURE FOR SHIP
PING, ALSO Do DRAY WORK.
PHONE. 2. CHAS. ROCHELLE. 3-2-tfc
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

LOST-The Brass Rim of front light
from Ford car. Reward if returned
to Hustler Office. 3-2-tfc
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

BRING YOUR FURNITURE TROU.
BLES TO CHAS. ROCHELLE. BUY.
ING, SELLING EXCHANGING AND
MOVING. PHONE 2 3s2-tfc
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

years & by the government the lands
along the river are frequently over
lowed between AsheviIIe and Brevard
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

Entered at the postofice at Hender-
sonville as second-class mail matter.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

All advance notices of shows or en-
tertainments where admission is to be
charged or teas or sales where money
is to be raised, will be charged for as
other advertising.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

All checks or money orders should
be made payable to
MUTUAL PRINTING COMPANY.
HENDERSONVILLE. N. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-09
L alkS On Thrift...NO. D.
MAKING DECISIONS

FROM The time We are old ,nougb
q" AhoN night iarom wrong W. are
compelled 10 make decisions. IN say
yes 10 som. things and no 10
oth'Is Tn fact. all life consists in
lI'Idlhs To good impulses and resist
ing 10" bad. No man ever succeed
unless h. learned This lesson. We
,dh never form character. ACQUIRE
property, gain know ledge. provide for
old age. take care OF those dependent
upon as. or get job worth while until
We l'aih To make decisions And the
men who draw the Iir salaries are
.I'"'c Whu can pass Judgment. and
they make
IT, is The easiest thing In the world
lake the line OF icast resistance
ana To do the easy thing II man
wyNIH acquire an education he must
ioItto pleasure for time. II he
would get and keen a good iob M.
must d'nF himself indulgeuCee that
90 not tend In tho right direction n
NJ would save money he must make
them
How many of MS resolve thai We
VIII save money and max. A good
START. but fall down. because w. WELD
To The ''mUfFftOu CO. 20 TO those
places or boz that company whore our
RESISTING power will b.. weakened
suppose We have spare night IL
~ -idN o. home We know that W.
won spend any money II We ro TO
ih' ihratr" We will spend certain
amount but ~ We go 10 ID. club or
out With The crowd. We are not certain
"h'r' We viii eo. of what We will do.
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MAJORSVILLE


MAJOGSNILLE. ". Va. June s.
Jun, was ia. sabbath set apart by
the Modern Moodmeu OF America lodge
as a. Memorial Day was uttiugly ohS,rN-
ct 10y tho Huntsville and MaJOrsVIue
camps sunday
In the afternoon tho Burnsville camp
a-~i~tsd by number OF the members
from the camp a. this place met At the
" INDY Gap GENE terry. and after ia. read
iuE ur their most beautiful ritual serN Ice
proceed Co lay their offerings OF flowers
uud pine ou the graves OF their departed
uytshnor, Mr.. John Gum. In tho even
INK memorial services were observed az
th" salem NJ. r.. church by the above
lodges lu honor uf the dead or the Ma
1nr-Vill' camp. Here two vacant. flower
trapped chairs. told that two OF their
members. j. NJ. Allison au aged war vet
cram and Oliver Harsh. mere youth.
had passed to the great beyond Rev.
II. O. Dunbar o. Pleasant Valley had
charge n the exercises and delivered an
eloquent and most Impressive sermon
using as las theme The brotherhood or
Man.
Hut. while the day was spent IN a most
solemn way the members Of the Majors
Vile camp. beg leave 20 say. that a pleas
amt relaxation came al %. on. when a
most splendid chicken dinner WAS served
mem bN the genial proprietor of the Ho-
o.. lauicl. Huntsville. Pa. Needless to
say ih" bodys i.d full justice 20 the
dainty meal prepared ~ Mrs. Danley
and az ztTfarf=
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LEESVILLE


LIES WILLIE. o.. juno s-CI~ r-,r.
rows was up from HeunIaon
VIZ Jenkins was down from canton
p v. Hines was up from uhr.ebwirl.
Mr. s. f sparks was here from Can.
IL rrl,s was in Eoworston a few
Ira |Ds.U WAS dDtt, frg.. ,r.--r,t. -
last week
carly this week
Wi'h"r HnIurs was visitor fp De,
hi-uu ON Tuesday.
Carr Holmes returned 90 ,rc-.r-,y,
curly This week
clyde sharp vas down from Canton
,- Mrs Abs Davis was here recently
@. D. Brown. ~ Eo7yereton. wal. her.
on uHHirHHa TUE day
Mr Hnd Mr.. John Hawk were here
IRON '4rrnuton sunday
NJ niI-1 rul" Price was visiting In New
mar 'Mn Iu'edry
p. " irlD' wont tH Sew Hrrera'l--r
on Iu'edny 20 visit relatives
Mrs. WIIl Bell of Mineral city re-
emily visited relatives bore
iAT 700. .1ri. ~ r.rrIrur. has
hrF 81 n Elliott ana Sarah a..ff
"'L. recent visitors iu r.fr..f..Ifr.
hHfIra D. rrrff wra boo DfIr44. ana
o,lgr western r.fI'v Pew 1ay. ne rr-f
~ ana wrs John r.rrsIum. sr
Ith"frrdfIr won. recent .IsIf.r. .-ft..
Harvey Uannrfurr
ATTORNEY % if Johnson. ~ c1svefanf.
rfars. rIrr,,, 4" '"' home OF
Jay-Hr H.HH..r. .r rIrrffarr .--
win friend and relatives ff-r r.fr. r.
th' past week
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and being with the crowd We must
90 as The crowd does The result is
bound 10 be a breaking down OF the
resolution 10 save
Inc habit Of consistently saving
no can only be ACQUIRED whom i
man mas an ambition. a goal. and an
incentive. II he would own a borr.
acquire business. get a good lob D..
man among men. and have a master
passion. the impetus will be- with him
rttadIy 10 spur him on and helm him
MAKE The many littls decisions that
bIlhE the result he desires The
bread lin" is full Of men who could
~ MAKE decisions and stick To- them A.
VINO played with temptations Of
various fnds until they lost out
whose declining years must De- sD.nt
In doing the easy things bccauss in
ones " ma "a
You never will learn the secret OF
no" men acquire none, until Won
iraIn ih" finc art OF making decisions.
ana " you DO not learn this lesson
Tot yourself. the world will decide TOR
you. ana tho decision will doubtless
Dc mat YOU have mo- will power are
MOI strong lu keeping promises 10
Noufstt and therefor. cannot b, *
p'ctef 20 he strong in kecpiur those
To others. and relccat. Won In the
ranks OF the has b.euS or the ..n.y,-
was. where YOU will drift along until
%" end. The ~addrst thing ON rho
ocean is drifting ship. and tho
sddd"~i thing in life q tho man who
is F"inf nowhere. and cares not how
long 10 lakes him 90 ger there
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a baby girl came 10 gladden. the b.ar.s
morning ""huay
~ George Roger visited with friends st
h""erstowu the past week.
Mrs Frank Mlllhorn and daurb,.r
Mlss Gsrtrld" were shopping and visit
ing Ia Flushing. Friday.
Mrs George Barnes and son Gcorre
ana daughter. Mrs. McClintock were
shopping In Wheeling. Saturday
Mrs Charley McClintock and daurh-
yer went 70 howerftowu Saturday. TO Wis
Mrs Price.
Miss Effie Lyle visited with her sis-
Ter. Mrs. Roy Nichol this week
Yrs Martha Armstrong spent tho past
w Win her son Lawrence and wife al
Mrs. James Price attended a ua-ty, riv-
ca hy her sister Mira. otto Giffen yE.d.
ntssaay at her home az ST Clalrsvi.Ie.
MrF. ". IT, Lee and children were ia
d ilshlrE. Saturday evening shoppin-
Mr. and Airs. Fred Tayl Br and children
were visitors al the home OF Mrs Tav-
i'r r. mother, Mrs. IccFhInc Lyle. Mon
Mr. aud Mrs Bert Long were with
Mf~ Long 81 parents Mr.. and Mrs Davis
az De- Western sabbath afternoon
Mrs Kate Grimes and son. Florin. and
oaAE inter Mrs. Emil Rose, we're shopptrg
lu Wheeling Tuesday
MI and Mrs. Robert Humphry were
shopping In Wheeling one day this week
,, Mr "nd Mrs.. NJ H. Price and Mrs
W. IT, leo. visited with Mr. prfr.'a
mother. "wednesday evening
Miss Gale Taylor 81 IHffsrfy daurhff-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Taylgr mas
been quite sch with grippe.
hNWuer from hrrc attended COM
Mr. Harry Hicks and friend Miss sad
t''f were W wheeling visitors Tuesday.
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briefs and PerronnIs-

Mrs william Dunn Of Ng,, York ,,ft,.
who was called here by the iIlnoss ~
her aunt Miss KITTY Fow Ter OF North
ucsday evening
Mrs william Foley and utue SON.
h'''Fi OF 'ltN rland. are visiting her par
euts. Mr. and Mrs Lemuel FovIe- OF
south Gardner street
MIS-. catherine Shultz. ~ Pueblo. Col.
D. visiting her father Rev David a
tlerCe. q North Chestnut street
Miss Lou Barnes OF Sanduskv ID is
6r 20" srf an ~ es'epdTd visit with relatives.
view. will leave SUNDAY Tor Earr.-,.tIf.
TOT a rev days visit with their dIuEh-
i,r. Miss Anna who is attending school
a. Erie college. They viii MAJ. tf.-
trip In their automobII, and will be- :.
..iitsni'i as far a. Mansfield hy Mr..
a week with Relatives DO that cIty. a.,
lHflt return home they Will b.. accom-
PANIED hN their daughter and friend.
W lss Rosemary Bosom OF Indianapolis.
WI. VIII be- their guest FOR ten days.
MFs. Harry Thompson Of Nobla-yilfe.
or cherry street
- Clair Hssbrouck. who received MI.
a.pIons from the dental surgery depart o.
is visiting At his home on psrt &C.,,
w. n. Mc'lclland Of Columbus. was
n'T' On business This week.
TINS city. Wsduo sday. after a Eul-,.s =.
trip In the east.
Main stree. and daughter. Mrs T.ssI.
sheppard VIII 70 90 Pittsburgh NVeInss-
nay To attend tho commencement .y..r.
Uses NJ The University of Pitf.1ir..t
~hefe Ar RAYMOND Patterson Fr4duafc.
TO- electrical engineering
f"N. =. o.. Hawkins af Sterlh.r,-Ilr.
iorm' rly pastor boo the First ST. b er,,-rl
.u 'n'- CITY. has returned Co.. hts home al.
,t a. VS.. with friends here.
MISS DAISY '"rdner % this place ia
i-tIlnS relatives and friends in NassI'-
Ton. Akron and Clsvelard
a 10 Howard and ..H l.-...- ..
i'NaIl, ~ walnut street. Icff Tr4raFs.
l'Tnlns for visit with SIR. 49,.
walker. 81 Baltimore
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Brtefs and Personals.

The Assets Purchasing company Is
shipping some its heavy machinery from
Its building in North Warwood. TO
points ma Mississippi.
Mrs " l.. Jones. Of Nineteenth street.
is improving slowly.
Bud sutton. of sixteenth street has
received his barber supplies from Mar
tins Ferry.
Mrs Stewart. Of Ohio avenue. who
und,rwc an operation at the North
" h''lng hospital. Is Improving nicely
at her home.
Morris Walden. % Warwood avenue
has accepted u position at Chicago.
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WARWOOD
A Quiet wedding

ait. Joseph Lucas. - Vance avenue.
ana Mi-~ Eth,iyu Wolf. OF south Mar
az the brides home yesterday aftsr-
noon az = o'clock
ket. L H. carson. OF the Presbyt.-
Ian ShGf'h prprforfncd the ceremony.
The home vas very pr.ttIIy a.,,.r.t.i
lh white and red roses. Only friend.
- IA, bride ana groom were present.
MANY valuable and useful gifts were re
cciNcd from their many fri.pds M.
Nl4 VISIT many eastern points on their
extended honey moon
Mf. and MrS. Lucas are a very pouu-
TAR goHng couple In church and social
circles. ana their many friends wish
th'm a long and happy life. They viii
- az nome 10 their friends for a short
MarwoOd
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Or. Philips. 81 GAINESVILLE. Is here to-
day on business
J Dl.psS and wife ara home f-,p,
GAINESVILLE.
%. \. prison. went 10 Bethesda this
morning On business
LeaN" stems 'or tins paper A. inney' :
shaving par3ors
a G. lands ~ not improving a. rap
idly a. his friends wish.
Kew BONE ana wife. OF Washington.
ar Nisitins friends la town
W. u. Evans. 60 bridgeport uas ber.
truusacting business to-day
W alter Dcmmeut viii 20 90 Bethesda
tonight. tu visit friends
tlNd. Eaton has returned firm,
BarnesVille
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Elect Onieerx.

me Center hose company held a meet
ING IN the center hose house Mednes-
gay evening at which they elected the
lvlloMlns Officers for the coming year:
resident August Masmuth. vice
president. David hummer. recording sec
tetarN. Roy Ward. financial secretary.
rank Bro4gr. treasurer. L. n Mcclure.
hre chief. e. \ Schutzncr. master ma
chlnist. Law renee style. assistant ma
chinIst. ohm style.
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BENWOOD
Exciting Contest Expected

When the base hall teams representing
~ wheeling division and the cleveland
HlNlSlon clash sunday afternoon on rho
l''p grounds here ono Of the most .t-
lung battles Of the year rs expected
u ~" frtWu"t department teams - the
baltimore and Ohio railroad has a good
- t'pr'~ NATION on the Whv,liuE team
and much interest i~ b, .uE ulanirsStsd boz
The coming contests
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GAINESVILLE, 0

hARNESNlLLE. o.. June N-Th,
gainesville Lodge OF odd Fellows Will
hold memorial services iu their hall sun
DAY afternoon at one O'Clock After th.
ADDRESS which viii D" delivered by Grand
warden. Frank :. Culp of Butler. g.. the
members VIII 40 90 the cemeteries wh.r.
the graves Will be decorated aud SER
vices will be held
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UNIONTOWN

INIpNTOw-C. o.. limo G Nj. ~,
~ thompson who IS matrou az a I-ufted
tItNhN terrain mission az Grecnviilc re-,
thompson 81 East EIfchl.nd vfsift,,,e p. "a J.
friends Miss Thompson sRpectS fe re
turn 10 6rcenville 10 the near futur.
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Camp Killarney.

The Corcurdia and Killarney clubs. roe
,'Itly consolidated. VII loren camp A.
amp Killarney and -Four tents VIII ha
erected. In front 90 the tents f D.
manned 20 h1v, dancing pavilion.
which will provide amu-ement for tn.
long evenings lu camp
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worimen Placing Machinery.

several worsmen are placing the ma
Chinfr into place at the Merchant
Evans sprinkler plant II b. stated that
Tho plant viii hc ready 60 operate by
july nrzt, n not sooner. The work OF
Installing tho machinery is not progress
sing very rapidly, OWING ~ the scarcity
OF help.
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Clubs Consolidate

The 'uncurdia and EuIarrey clubs.
Two popular organizations OF I,nWoud
nave consolidated taking the former
name. r.uSe tiarvey was elected rrs-I .
dent and Dr. W. J. Blake vic. pr,sId,.rt.
The clubs viii have as ifs haad4ulrter.
iNe rooms occupied hy tho TouDurdtt club
IN tho Bank OF kcuwood haildiug. Irr-
pruvcments TO the rooms are coutcmpIa'-
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Missionary Meeting

2. ~ .Inan Missionary society az the
a. Suurch hcld an all day meeting al
ne ehurch 'Ihursdat The time uas
sp'hL cutting and dinner was served M
csrrirI ga, VI ~, Inu good program was
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Church Notes.

The Epw0rth League OF salem " r.
church held au interesting session sun
Jay evening Ht $50 o'clock. the subject
The Opportunity OF the One Talent
Nan. was ably discussed by Rev. Dun
haI. Iunn frtfings and others
The subject for Sunday evening. June
u D.. Why should ! co TO COLLEGE"
children Day viii be observed az th.
west Unity Presbyterian church. June
D.. tt g 900 D. IN.
Al salem VI. r church on June the
18th the hour Will be announced later.
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To Give Lecture.

Pastor g. \. Kendall Of Washington
Pa. VIII deliver "a lecture Al Moore, Z
opera House. sunday afternoon al = lu
clock The subject will Doe Views of
the Future. one Hundred Years Hence
Everyone il cordially invited 10 ATTEND
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no Ladies Christian circle Of fhe
presbyterian church will hold "A straw
perry FESTIVAL and a lunch this evening
The Following menu Will Doe served for
@a cents. Sandwiches salad core.
strawberries ice cream and cake.