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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11
Change Residence.

The Chester Blacks are now nicely
located in the Adrianson house on
Sixth Street.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11
Vacation Trip.

l.. S. Lively, local ticket agent and
telegraph operator, wife and small
son left for Empire, Colorado this
morning for 10-days visit with his
parents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

The Dowfing season at the Exchange
,lleys will open officially on Monday
svening, Sept. IL, with free-for- all
Individual tournament. Entries for
this should be made to the secretary
1t once, as it will take some time
% arrange the schedule and other
matters. 1t is proposed to make this
IN elimination contest. Each bowl
ar who loses certain number of
games drops out until the contest
larrows to two, and the winner will
-eceive handsome silver bowling cup
appropriately engraved. This cup
will be twelve inches high and repre-
ient three bowling pins supporting a
BOWLING ball. In years to come the
grandchildren of the winner can point
% the trophy that grandpa won when
he was a young sport, and belonged
20 the Durango Exchange, which by
hat time will own its building cover
ng full city block. Now is the time
% join, if you do not already belong.
Everybody is eligible to membership.
lust call at the rooms and give your
lame to the secretary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11


Mrs. C. f. Worden of Eureka was
an arrival from Trimhle Springs this
morning.
Dee Apperson returned to 1gnacio
this forenoon after transacting bust
ness in the county seat.
Il. j. Strawn of Alamosa and w.
j. Casey of Denver were here last
night on railroad business.
The Mesdames NJ. j. Hammond and
T.. h. Wannamaker are down from
May Day on shopping expedition.
Mrs. o. b. Johnson was an arrival
from Pennington last night who left
for Denver this morning.
District Attorney George Lane re
turned from Dolores on last nights
Southern, and was off for Silverton
an hour later.
Lewis Jones went out to his Tiff
any stock ranch this morning, after
n short stay in Durango, visiting his
family.
Miss Dora Shields departed for
Denver this morning for visit with
her sister Mrs. Colbert, nee Dollie
Shields.
George Gilmor, Elmer Schultz and
Thee. Dakin were among the Aztec
residents who tarried over night in
town.
j. M. Spencer, the Postum repre-
sentative was among the knights of
the grip, travelling down the Red APP
pie line today.
Supt. West and Agriculturist Hut
to of the Southern Ute agency We're
among the Ignacio folk registered at
the Strater last night.
Rev l.. o. Vermillion departed foi
Farwell, Texas, this morning after
conducting series of meeting in
San Juan county, n. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Rodgers came
down from Silverton this morning to
attend the funeral of their old time
friend, the late A. T. Olischlager.
Warren Hallett, Denver lad, was
bound for the La Platas this morn
ing, where his step-father, f, ]. Olson
is manager of the Ten Brock.
Mrs. Henry Southland and children
of Aztec are stopping here for a Wis
it with their relatives, the James
Bradys, after trip to Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Skeels and
daughters, Lenore and Dorothy, re
tuilth liohi 4Ntbi dShd iGSt
night, where they visited Mr.. Skeels'
relatives.
j. A. Hunt of Salt Lake City, scale
inspector for the A. S. & r. company
is making the Southern his head
quarters while looking after depart
ment business here.
r. C. Lockwood and II. l.. Rolf
came down from Silverton last night
on their way to Perins to install
transformer for the Western Colo
RADIO Power company.
V. p. Roman, d. g. r. G. agent at
Mancos, and wife were oil their way
to their headquarters this morn
ing after months trip which extend
ed as far east as New York City.
After a six weeks visit with Mrs
Worden at Eureka, Mrs. John Sulli
van, former Durango resident, pass
ed thru here this morning on her way
to her home in Bisbee, Arizona.
Miss Mckee was guest at the
Palace last night who left for her
home in Canada this morning. Dur
ing her sojourn in the San Juan
basin she visited in San Juan county
N. NJ.
Henry and George Hudson were
Pennington bound this morning, after
spending the season in the Pagosa
Springs section, working on the d.
g.. II. G. location survey.
tE,itzn Conn ,nl1nnnnt cnn Of III.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11
Tom Burroughs Visits Alamosa.

aoh burroughs NISitS hiduiosd.
Tom Burrough, patriarch of Flori-
la mesa in La Plata county, was over
l few days visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Sd Morrison. He was with the con-
,truction of the Rio Grande Railway
when building thru the San Luis val
Iey and on to the San Juan, but had
not seen Alamosa for a long time
and was surprised with the growth
If the city. Tom has always had
much confidence in the intelligence of
mules and horses and has demonstrat-
I'd wide scope of learning for them
~ teaching them to go over rail-
way trestle without accident, believ-
ng in preparedness should the wagon
bridge be gone and the stream too
leep too ford. The Burroughs ranch,
which has placed Tom in position
% take a rest, has been turned over
% the sons.-Alamosa Empire.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

The Mesdames NJ. j. Hammond and
f. +. Wannamaker are down from
May Day on a shopping expedition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

"Fitz" Copp, youngest son of DR..
George Copp, arrived from the Silver
ton section this morning where he has
been "roughing it" for a number of
weeks. After a short stay in Duran
go he will visit the Idaho mine and
then go to Arizona for the cold
weather months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11
Personals

Gus Hammond of Silverton gave
Chama as his destination today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Dee Apperson returned to lgnacit
this forenoon after transacting bust
ness in the county seat.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

L. j. Strawn of Alamosa and W.
j. Casey of Denver were here last
night ON railroad business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Henry and George Hudson were
Pennington bound this morning, after
spending the season in the Pagosa
Springs section, working on the d.
g.. r. G. location survey.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Mrs. o. b. johnson was an arrival
from Pennington last night who left
for Denver this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

George Gilmor, Elmer Schultz and
Thee. Dakin were among the Aztec
residents who tarried over night in
town.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Miss Dora Shields departed fof
Denver this morning for visit with
her sister Mrs. Colbert, nee Dollie
Shields.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Mrs. c.. +. Worden of Eureka was
an arrival from Trimhle Springs this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Lewis Jones went out to his Tiff
any stock ranch this morning, after
short stay in Durango, visiting his
family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

j. M. Spencer, the Postum repre-
sentative, was among the knights of
the grip, travelling down the Red Ap-
pie line today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Miss Mckee was guest at the
Palace last night who left for hei
home in Canada this morning. Dur
ing her sojourn in the San Juan
basin she visited in San Juan county
N. NJ.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

District Attorney George Lane re
turned from Dolores on last nights
Southern, and was off for Silverton
an hour later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11
NOTICE

Il . u u u :: :. u u u
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

After a six weeks visit with Mrs
Worden at Eureka, Mrs. John Sulli
van, former Durango resident, pass
ed thru here this morning on her way
to her home in Bisbee, Arizona.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-11

Supt. West and Agriculturist Hut
to of the Southern Ute agency We're
among the Ignaeio folk registered at
the Strater last night.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
NATIONAL COlORED
CONVENTION CALLED

Washington, ID & Elaborate
preparations are being made for
the National Colored Citizenshir
* ghts Congress To he held in
he John Wesley A. NJ. +. Zion
Church. lith and Corcoran Sts..
n. w. this city on Oct. 4-G. This
Congress was called by the Ma
tional Equal Rights League, R.v.
Byron Gunner, president. in,
conjunction with the 9th Annu
81 Meeting Of the League. /,
vas this body which sent a del
egatIon IN President Wilson OF
segregation. Local arrange-
mems are in charge of Washing
ton branch of Tho loa-uo. Tbos
walker, pre-Iient Ci.Ies nm
many sta e. have sent word that
delegates have becn 81 .cte D.
There will b. ono from Ca;ifcr
MIA.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
GREAT STATESMAN AND FRIEND or THE
heGk0.

The advertised appearance OF
FIX Governor Atkinson in Nc
Dowell county will be hailed with
delight not only by the 10000
Republicans but especially by
the Negro population Of this
county who remem Der Governor
Atkinson not only as the stall
wart aggressive leader who led
the Republican hosts to victory
in the memorable campaign OF
1896 and snatched the state of
West Virginia from Democratic
misrule which had oppressed the
people for quarter OF a century,
but these Negroes remembe
that he was the first governor of
West Virginia TO give their race
official recognition and even
when he was i'm Congress he was
not ashamed or afraid to attend
Howard University Law school
Notwithstanding a great ma ority
OF the students were Negroes.
and ever since then he has been
q constant friend OF that great
educational institution for the
elevation of the Negro race as
shown by the fact that for many
gears he has served on it's Board
of Trustees.
Not only will the former stu
dents of Howard University
warmly greet friend Atkinson,
but the Negroes will shtw by
their presence at the meetings
at WEIGH on the 4:h and at War
on the 9th of October that they
white men Who prove
their friendship for the race.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
TO OUR fPItND CLIFFORD

For the benefit of our good old
Republican friend and versatile
editor, John Il. Clifford, of The
floneer Press, the Oldest Negro
newspaper in the state. would
Ike TO say that in the face of
financial stringencv. political
complications, party disruption
disappointed Office seekers and
would be disgruntal Democratic
Negroes, The Mcdowell Times
Is doling its hat over 1000 men
and women every week. With
you we are fighting the righteous
battles OF the party of Lincoln.
contending for fair treatment
OF the Negro and this paper
isthered and fostered by Whit
tico and Hill. hope TO so keen
our people informed on the il
sues OF the day. that when the
WI vi NOVem Der shall have come
and gone the bulletin returns
VIII register land slide victory
Tor every Republican nomines
from President Hughes down 70
constable OF the smallest and
most insignificant district in the
state. Mcdowell county tho
banner Republican county in Tho
state. will do honors TO the mar.
ty a. never before. Democrats
have nothing in common To look
for by way Of 10 itical houors in
this county.
We regret brother Clifford that
on account OF some overs light or
. misdirection of the mail. this
paper has not found it's way 70
your desk each week. IL shall
not be our fsult again even IL Il
wsrs in The pask Oar best visb-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

The cheapest, meanest and
most cowardly looking thing on
earth, IS Negro Democrat. His
heels are rusty, his eyes are
crosslooking, he has box ankles,
he Is knock-kneed and he will
STEAL. His home is either in
the penitentiary or the asylum.
No white Democrat wants deal
with that sort OF thing because
they all think a Negro is out OF
place and is too much of a Bene-
dict Arnold when he tries u get
IN the homes Of people who don I
want him.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
LOCALS

Mr. Malel Jones. OF Ki"abalI. il very
w. several physicians are waiting ON
her.
Mr. Dave Garland. who has been
forced to hi~ b,Vl, j. convalescing rapidly
Miss Roberta Woody. teacher Of the
carretta Public School in big Greek Dis
trict. - At home I'm kimball with the
lever. She j. thought u b@ IMPROVING.
Mrs Lucy p Brown has returned To
her usual household duties from her sew
eral lays illness
Mr. and Mrs. John Woods. who have
seen pleasant Residents IN this city for
year, are having for Anawalt where
they viii make their future home. Tl~,r
many friends will regret To learn of ths,r
leave OF tins placr where they masse -
many friends.
Me--rs- Tho-. tluarlcs and William
Norri-'n. II FVerl-ior. were in the. risy
Of hry-t.ne sunday They arr two vrry
active Republican, workers. Zach one
~aid hig Crs-rk District would PROV. her
iii more loyal thu time than ever and
That i"r Republican majority coald le
EASILY looked tor.
Rev. y. ~. Mckoy. ID. D., President
"i the ''"l'irn Rule A--pciation AMI one
81 the raee'- iorrni''-t bu-ine-- mon. was
'n the eity thi- week ani placed the min
'its'- Of tire ai'ose named Association with
'''r Mcl''~eil Times Tor printing. This
paper = the organ II the Golden Rule
Association anil a. -Hlci - compliment@.i
with all t. work.
Attorney \. q. Froe. the leading col
"re'i lawyer ~ the bar IN the stat. al-o
Ineni'er II the I;pari 81 EsInc.tion. " /.
% tlIe city "Wednesday night. con-ult,, o
With h'- partner. Attorney ~. a. Care
hart. They have NON -,rne very impor-
tant dainagr -uit ca--- in court tins week
VIZ. anil Mr.. Harry Tot. of North
FORK. ps--ed through this city Tuesday
hr. W. 7. Ma-'n 81 Chicago. M. .
OiA'm AdJu-ter fpr the Pacific Mutual
late Insurance Company. Wa in Key
't'ne "Wednesday. corfrrring With W
". Harm. Jr.. ~ cisl Agent for The
company m thi- 10 a. The Psci6ic .
'le oldest and l~rge-t company Of the
kind IN the world Ia pays 32,cD
claims month anil has s--.-t- II more
t1an S@,"o.o,'. Mr.. Ha-ri- acron-
panied the Claim Adju-ter o. Landgrsn
there they paid Ernest Thompson o.
frcce' ding u KimbsII, they sdjn-t~,I the
c'~'m 81 Mrs.. Bertha : Adams Who Was
I's'd sS for her recent lines
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

That Section twentv-fh-oo II ,-.iel.
light of said Constitution AZ IL LOW l. lie
Altered and amended 50 a. to RAJ a.
follows:
>ection twenty-three The commits
sl"ners shall he elected 10y the voters If
~ 80 ". and hold their Oili.%. for the
years, except at the first
SAIL commissioners they shall
~ y lot. or otherwise. m -nch
a. they may determine. one Of
hri- 'nIher who shall hold his office.
"r IN oi two years. one for fonr
AL 4 one tor six years. - that on.
snail he elertsd every two
J. = mo- two Of sand cor. .li~-ioners
~ 10 ted from the same utayi-ter-
a. - Tut n two nr mpr.. persons
re-luIns o. H. same distrie: shall r.--,.ix..
the greater a.. lter of v"te- east M any
-lecfion. then only the ono of -n.h nor
cons rrceivlng the highest run,s.rr .f
VOTES east -hall be DECLARED s.i.....~i- ami
he prr-"n living in another district Win,
shall resrive rhe next highest number of
votes shall be declared elected. ~aid
commissioners shall annually elect one of
Their number a. president and rarl,
-hail receive four dollars per day for hi-
services IN court. ~ be paid ont Of tl..
'ounty treasury; provided. however.
lay shall not exceed the sum Of fnur
hundred dollars per year for each com
missioner; and provided. that such com
'~nsafion may be- Increased i'm any coun
y by the assent Of ~. ioritv of the
votes east on the que-ti IN at any general
y special elect
The prop"-asi Amendment l. DESIGNATED
a. C.mnty Court Amendment ami on
% "iilaai ballot L. he voted az said
lection viii be printed the following.
BALLOT on co I~rfrI rlON,L
COZ NTl COURT AMENDMENT
Amending Section txenty-thr,.. OF
Article eight
For ratification Of Count Court
Am 'niment
Against ratification of County
Amendment
Those favOring the ratification Of -aid
iin-n'ii1rnt will vote "Fpr Ist-ifi aim
d County Court Am .niment': and
h"se opp sing will vot,. Against Rafi-
iication of County Court Am. niment -
Given under 10y hand AMI the
Great seal of the STAT. AT tine
CIR Capitol, this seventh day of
- august. IN the year of onr I.or,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
aud >lNiern, and of the state
the Fif'h-fnlrth.
HENRY ID HATFIELD.
By the Gpyrrnnr:
SIT AKrF REED.
SECRETARY %: state
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

The Mcdowell Times desires
TO congratulate the Charleston
Observer and its fearless but
courageous editor, Mr.. Rourk,
on his strong political stand in
last weeks issue. especially that
part which referred to the ap-
parent coldness on the part OF
our good Republican friends to-
ward the race. But we are glad
TO know that there are men in
the ranks that have, from the
drst, meant to and now have ad
justed all matters Of douDt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
KImBALL

The health of the community
Is very good at this writing
those on the sick list are ID. C.
Garland. Walter Dickerson. Mrs
Mike Jones and Mrs. Joe Perk.
ms Az are improving.
Kimball Tide water Grade d
school has the largest enrollmen,
n the history of the school: pres
snt enrollnen. - The work
) progressing nicely
Among tho~" "ho lrft IA ,
week for w. 81 Vtr.,iriA Co .,,
T. Institute, wrrc VI ss"s Chr
ina Brarch. Et,l.e Ctavi,es.
Henrietta Boz IRA ard William
Saddler, Jr. We wisn them much
success this year in thsIr work
The revival at Tia FIRST Ban
tist church Closed last Sunday
night Scv' raj addit,cns has
been added To- the church. The
revival was conduct a nv Rev.
Foster, of ReIdsvIlle, y G. Rev.
Robinson. Notwithstanding be-
ing engaged In his schpul won X
was present each night. Re.
Robinson preached most abb ..
sermon Sunday morning. Al
present were commenting on tie
sermon
Mr.. + NJ. Craghead has mad
son q very material improve
ments on his home by sdiIrg
two rooms To ms building.
Prof J. w. Mss went hunt.
ing Saturday and killed time.
Miss Efiie LIZ, Of Chmago.
sister Of Mrs. j. W. II ,binson. j.
s'Ill with her sister and will
probably remain several weeks.
Mrs. J. w. Moss seems much
pleased with her visit to Colum
bus and Pitts burgh.
Prof. Harris. the musical prod
egy of w. Va. wiil move his
family TO kimbaIl as soon As he
can ind a place suitable.
Squire Samuel Cr idrr keeps
quite busy these days lcokIny
after the interest of the voters.
He is lining up things for the
coming November election.
The high school OF kimbaII is
doing excellent work this year.
We are quite fortunate to have
Mr.. Barnette To ASSIST Prof
Wiley this year.
Rev. K II Johnson keeps busy
looking after some improvements
being made about his property
IN kimball.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

The round table talk and the
usual morning greetings are
such as pertain 70 politics. Eve
rybody is wanting to know who
everybody else is going TO vote
for for president And it is ex-
ceedingly gratifying 10 learn that
there are from three " four 10
one in favor OF Hughes for pres
ident over Wilson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh - a local disease greatly gn-
huenced By constitutional conditions
and In order 10 cure ~ you must
tarrh Cure IL taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system. Halls Catarrh
Cure was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians IN this country for years n
- composed Of some OF the best TONES
Known. combined with some Of the
ssss blood Ps,iners The perfect com
Catarrh Cure n what produces such
wonderful results IN catarrhal condl-
tions- send for Testimonials. free
y. ,. CHENEY q CO. PropsL. Toledo. O.
All DruRgtsta. Use.
4aSrs 1sosly PIN fov ce.ssspssson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Leaves For Cincinnati.

Mrs J. T. Parson. wife 4
Deputy Sheriff J y. P.r~or. wit.
her two sons Wa son and. Jpsepl.
Jr left for Cincinnati Wednes-
day night where she * pects 4,
put her boys in school. Mrs.
Parson - also secretary in the
Wives L'agus Of this city. She
will be greatly missed bv eacl
member Of the club A. wsu A.
her host OF friends.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
PR0GRESSvtS AND REPUBLICANS TO.
6eTHER.

How can the Republican party
be defeated when all the leading
Progressives, who, by their d.
vision in 1912 enabled Wood 70 W
Wilson to become the minority
President of the United States
are today united like a brick
wall and fighting for the return
to power the Republicans of this
great country. Their universal
ly admitted strength is always
insurmountable.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Republican State Ticket.

Governor
ikA r. ROBINSON. of Taylor.
Judges Of Supreme Court
WILLIAM III. MILLER, Wood.
hAROLDA A. RITZ, Mercer.
,,, Secretary Of state
HOUSTON q. Y Jung. of Harrison
,,,S SUPERINTENDENT of Schools
-'''''''i> J.. SiiAWkEl, of kanawha
Auditor
JUN :. DAR>T. of Jackson.
Treasurer
WILLIAM = JOHNSON, Of Favette
- Attorney General
f. L. ENGLAND. of Logan.
commissioned Of Agriculture
JANIS H. STEWART, of Putnam.
state >enator-Sixth District
j. W. Luther, OF McDowell
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

The schools are reported 70 be
l,rgely attended and the work
seems TO be better and taken
hold on with more energy by the
children than has been seen be-
fore. The parents are giving
more attention and encourage
ment which is their duty
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

es go ont for you and yours at
all times. Your paper now, as
always. has been eagerly looked
for and read with pride and in
terest.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Wilo0N KISSED The HAND
ogo yWirh AMERICAN
Dlooo.

frsdo0f Wllssa exyl5duy
shows that the CaFranxistas not
eocs but repeatedly. made At
taeks O American towns. and
killed American citizens. and
muuiated then In September.
1913. Yet o. October 10th. 1915.
Les than Q month later, this
same Presideas Wilson. through
his sams Secretary Of State.
formally announced to Carran-
xa's agent that it was his pleas
ure" TO take the opportunity "of
extending pecognition to the de
facto government Of Mexico. Of
which General venustiano Car
rama II the chief executive"
President Wilson thus recog-
nixed the government which. his
own Secretary Of Stute declares.
had bern less than . month pre-
v1eusly engaged In repeated
assaults upon Americans. and In
49, sa"e84Oo Va A8<ittun sui.
the government at whose head
was 0ensral Carranxa. who. less
than two months previously. on
August 2nd. 1915. had contempt
uously refused to Day any heed
to any representation Of Presi-
dent Wilson on behalf Of media
don. saying that under no
consideration would ! permit in
reference In the internal Affairs
OF Mexico" President Wilson
did not merely kiss the hand
that slapped him In the face. he
kissed that hand when Il was
red with the blood Of American
men. women and children, who
had been murdered and mutilat-
Cd with. as President Wilson,
through his Secretary Of State.
saya ruthless brutality."-From
the speech Of Col Theodore
Roosevelt delivered at Lewis
ton. Maine. IN behalf Of Charles
E Hughes.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Republican County Ticket.

Sheriff
- A. DANIEL, OF WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney
o. J.. COUNTS, Of WeIch.
commissioner County Court U.ong and
short Term)
hO"ARD n. EAvENSON, of Gary
Assessor
wv j. HATFIELD. of Welch.
e, House Of Delegates
a. nOW MD HARPER, Of keystone
HARVEY HAGERMAN. of Bradshsw
j. BlEL SWOPE, OF WeIch.
fLOl ID WALDKON, Ct WEIGH.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

We are glsd that our town - pro.
crossing nicely.
Rev. Bennett preached here sunday
Mr.. Ro-cce Drw- Wa the guest Of Ms.
Mary Webster wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Milton Carter and daughter. Mis-.
Psnsy, and Mis- Montria Webster wen,
g. horse back riding sunday.
Many Of orr boys and ..girl- have Ief,
for school