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The Meeker herald., 1916-09-02
Notice
STATE OF COLORADO. !

STATE bFCoLORApo.I t., ,,,.
COUNTY OF RIO BLANco. District court
In the matter OF the npplicn-
tion of Josinh Wharton for
adjudication of priority
right to the use of winter for
irrigation purposes in Water
District No. n. through the Notice
Wharton enlargement OF the
q. =. Witter ditch.
Josiah hnrton,
Petitioner.
To the wnler takers from White river md
IT. tributaries for irrigation purposes: Pub
lie Notice Is hereby given Tint IN the above
entitled proceeding the snid District Court
did on the nth day OF August, A. u. 1916,
enter the following order:
STATE OF COLORADO, r
COUNTY OF RIO BLANco. plstriet court
In the matter of the appiirn-
tion of Josiah Wharton for
adjudication OF priority
right to the use of winter for
irrigation purposes In Water
District No. ~, through the Order
Wharton enlargement OF he
q. $. Witter ditch.
Josiah Wharton.
Petitioner.
Now on this the Iith day of August, A. y.
1915, upon the application of said petitioner,
it is ordered hat notice OF the application
herein made for Tie adj udicntion OF water
rights for irrigation purposes from the
White river be Ind upon nj those entitled
to notice BY publication ma posting as pro-
vided by the statute in such cases, and 1t
appearing to the Court that this is proper
cnse therefor and TINT herring for said mp
plicntion be set for "Wednesday. the lit day
of september, A. ID. 1919, Mt 1890 O'Clock
~ III.
Bone nj the Chambers Mt craig. Colorado,
this nth day OF August. a. u. lgld.
JOHN r. SH INNATE, Judge.
Public Notice Is further given that said
application Is made for the publication of
- cubic feet of water per second OF time
from the " hite river for Irrigation purposes
through the Wharton enlargement OF the
q. 5. Witter ditc the hcndgnte OF which
ditch Is located mt point on the LEFT bank
of the White river 3ii2 feet south, 1851 feet
east from the northwest corner Of Township
north, Range nj west Of the 18th principal
meridian. for the use aud benefit of the
owners of the land described in the npplicn-
tlon on file In snid court, with priority right
relating bnck to and dnting from the 18th
day OF Mhy. A. u. 1900, and that the hearing
of said application be set before said Court
on "Wednesday. the 18th dny Of september,
A. u. 1916, at 1000 O'Clock u. III.
All persons Interested nre required to be.
and appear before said Court on or before
I he time set for snid hearing, as aforesaid,
by way of claim. plea. protest or otherwise.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court
Mt Mecker, Colorado, this lith day OF Aug
ust, A. u. 1915.
[sEALl II. OLnLASD, clerk.
BY j. FINEST OLDLASD.
nl9-sg Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION = ISOLATED
TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office ut
Glenwood Springs. Colo. July % 1916.

Department of the Interior. y. $. Land Office ut
Glenwood Springs. Colo. July % 1915.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Once
under provisions of Sec. 2455, Il. $, pursuant
to the application of Joseph n. Neal. Serial
No. Ulsgawe will offcrat public sale. to the high
est bidder but at not less than $i.15 per acre.
at 1890 O'Clock II. m. on the 18th day of Sep
tembcr next, at this office, the following tract
of land: Lots o. 10, u, IS and Lot I, Sec 81. TIP
N, RES W. and Lots and 10. See NJ Lot II, See
81, tt N, Rg7 W, 9th p. NJ.
This tract Is ordered into the market on Il
showing that the greater portion thereof IL
mountainous TOO rough for cultivation"
The sale will not be kept open, but will be
declared closed when those present at the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person max
ing the highest bid will he required 10 i'm
metiately pay to the receiver the amount
thereof
Amy persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to file their claims
or objections, on or before the time designated
for sale. ID. g. WEGAND. Register.
a5ss +. II. SELHORST, Receiver.
The Meeker herald., 1916-09-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION - ISOLATED
TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Th.pa ri mont rr the inferior IT, s. Land Office nj

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office at
Glenwood Springs. Colo, july %, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office,
under provisions of Sec. 245l, X. s.. pursuant
to the application of Prior W. Hockctt,
Serial M. 09i42, we will offer at public sale.
to the highest bidder, but at not less than 81. III
per acre. at 1000 O'Clock II. H., on the 18th day
Of September. next, ut this Office. the following
tract Of land: Lot 8, Secs, Tp1 N. R9j W, 9Th
NJ.
''rhis trnct IL ordered into the market on II
showing that the greater portion thereof il
mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open, hut will be
declared closed when those present at the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person max
ing the highest bid will he required to mmed-
lately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to file their claims.
or objections, on or before the time designated
Tor sale. ID. e. WEYAND. Register
aE-s2 +. II. SELlORST. Receiver.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On farm Sc
curity. Low interest. For particu-
lars, apply to F. Sheridan, Meeker,
Colorado. If
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Send The Herald to your eastern
friends.
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To the users OF water for irrigation pur-
poses from white River:
YOu ARE hereby notified that the above
named petitioner has flied his duly verified
petition with the Clerk Of the District Court
of Rio BlHnco county, Colorado, and has
caused this notice to be given that he VIII,
on the 18th dny of september, 1918. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock u. M, Mt the incoming
of court or MS soon thereafter ms
counsel may he heard, apply to the
snid District Court, then sitting ut Meeker,
Colorado for II decree granting him n PRIOR
ity right to the use Of cubic foot OF water
per second OF time from White River
through the Warner ditch. dating rs OF May
list, A. ID. lHi; All by reason OF original con-
structIon and survey. Ming OF mnps and
statement, and the continuous beneficial
use OF said wntcr for irrignting purposes on
the lands of petitioner.
AT the time and place above mentioned
you mny appear and resist said application
If you so desire
Witness X. Odiand, Clerk OF the District
Court, within nnd for the County of Rio
Blnnco, Colorado, md the senI thereof this
III dny of August, a. u. 1916.
SEAL X OLDLAS u, clerk.
by j. ERNEST OLDLASD,
al!-s9 Deputy Clerk.
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Notice

STATE OF COLORADO, -
COUNTY OF RIO BLASCo.
In the matter of APP
plicntion for Adiu-
dication OF Priority
Right to use OF : IN THE
Water. DISTRICT COURT
&C. Moulton,
Petitioner.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER >. laid
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HERBERT GORDON

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INTERMEDIATE
COURT JURORS
'sadge Vincent Read Docket
To-day Many Cases
Ready. ~

intermediate Court convened today
for the May term and at two o'clock
Judge Vincent, read the docket. A
large number of cases are to be heard
tks term many of which were report.
ed as ready for trial. Those requir.
ing Jury hearings were set to follow
the criminal docket which will first
occupy the time of the Jurors when
they report next Monday, May S. A
number of the law cases, however,
that are ready for argument may be
week. sForty.fiye purors, have been
summoned by the sheriff to report
Monday at nine o'clock. Their names
are as follows:
George Morley Nimord Haught,
Jesse N. Wood, Jarvis Parker, Joshua
Holbert Amos Little, John N. Ander.
son, Curtis West. Lee Eddy. Ber,
Hartley, Will Hardesty. w. C. Watson,
Abe Vincent, j. E. Ham.t.on, Fred
Gumpston, James ". Parrish, Samuel
Linn. III. lB. Crane x. o. Palmer, Chas.
y. Wayman, Daniel Wade. ]. l..
Straight, M. L. Linn, Andrew Vincent,
q. D. Miller. Joshua Smell, Geo. Bon.
EFT, lsherd Straight. ]. E. Yost, John
4. Ruddy. J. C. Moran, W. A. Fritz.
Bird Wilson, c. B. johnson, w. W.
Ammons, E. S. Amos, J.sW. Fitley, w.
., Lydric John E. Talkington, Earl
Hawkins, E. N. Eddy. H. F. Smith,
Thos. ]. Ice, r. T. Manley.
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.EASTS|DESCH00LS
CLOSE TRIS WEEK
Interesting Programs Have
Been Arranged by the
Glasses.

Parents Day will be observed
Thursday by the: East Side schools,
and all parents and friends are invited
to visit the schools at that time. On
Thursday afternoon each grade In the
three. schools, with the exception OF
the eighth grades, will give d closing
program. The programs consist OF dia-
logres, readings aud music. and viii
no doubt be very interesting. r
The J. w. Mel Donald class win give
their class day program on wednes-
day afternoon In their rooms and their
friends are invited to be present.
Each grade In. the Central school
will contribute one number to the last
chapel program of the year, 10 be Civ.
en- Wednesday morning in the auditor
ium. n s NJ
& Ashort session will be held FrI.ay
morning and the graduating exercises
Friday evening In the Diamond Streot
NJ. d. church will bring the school year
to close. The program win begin
promptly at sS:15 sand will consist OF
addresses by State Superintendent OF
Schools N. shawkey, and Harry Shaw,
president Of the Board of Education,
and some excellent musical numbers.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend the completing exercises. ~
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May Call Out Guard
In .A.lllLeghelnly, Co,
(By Associated Press. + IS ]

< PITTSBURGH, May 2-Ioificlals Of
the American steel andswire company
this afternoon appealed TO Sheriff
Richards for protection for their plant
at Rankin and Braddock, news having
reached them that 5000 strikers from
Turtle Creek valley armed with clubs
and stones were marching toward the
works. II M i. z, Z. ,.i;.
The Carnegie, Steel Company also
asked for protection. A. small force OF
deputies has been on guard at the
plants for several days.
Sheriff Richards at once, dispatched
a force OF deputies to assist the men
on duty and said he would take up
the matter with the governor.
1t was understood about the court
house that II the situation be.
comes more threatening the county
authorities would ask for state police
or the National Guard.
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the election did not represent the true
wishes of the voters that It is likely
that contest proceedings will be insti-
tuted and grave charges may be made
against the election officials. The
court house was crowded all day with
interested citizens who were ANXIOUS
to learn the result OF the protest which
has been the topic Of discussion among
them. for several days.
The formal notice to the County
Court, demanding a recount, was sign.
ed the names OF ninety.three voters
and freeholders Of the district. Their
names are as follows:
Wilbuh N. Morgan, II. Clark Jones,
Rufus Downs, George MILAN, Festus
Parrish, Newton Jones, James H.
Brand, D. R. Pitzer,s Ulysses Morgan.
Clarence w. Fletcher, Lee Amos, @.
N. Parrish, j. L. Sturm, Joseph HUI
gus. Fred Fleming, Am Amos, j. A.
Pitzer. Curtis w. Davis. a. q. Hamil-
ton, NJ. G. Cochran, G! w: Mcdaniel,
S. Jerome Sturm, I. f. Morgan, E.
". McDougal, G. E. Hinerman, Elias
Wolfe, N. G Berry. E. Z. Biliingsley,
W. - Sn NJ bsfsal.l hsuGlhlIs ". VI
Parrish, J. X. Parrish, w. 3. Sandy,
N H. Gilmer, George Nv. Wright.
James L. Morgan, Levi Allen, David
Jones, J. C. Ice, John Brock, Henry
Bland, Joseph Bland 1 Ellsworth Bland.
Oscar Bland, Hearl Toothman, Frank
Pitzer, John Pitzer, J. E! Biiiingsley.
John Veach, Samuel veach, ". +.
Cameron, w f. Clelland, Nicholas
Poundstone. Arthur W. Ashcyaft, John
Micheals, Nick Ensminger. q. 7. Mar
tin. Harley n: Martin, Arthur j. Mar
tin, a. F. Martin, Felix Yost, Sterling,
Toothman, Rey ". Ashcraft. Dorsey
Fletcher, E. T.. Wood, B. +. Hess.
Charles Atha. Ylery Toothman. How
ward Pyles. ]. g. Hileman, d. n. Isen-
hart, Leonard Myers, William Myers.
Bird Toothman. Curtis Ice. "a. B. Clel-
land. orvilo Clelland, +! A. Brown,
]. W. Gribble,James Toothman, Carl
Mason. W. c. Basnett, James X.
Sturm, A. NJ. .Holbert, ]. e. jackson.
Ezekiel Cunningham, e. Z, Morgan,
w. M. Parrish. Henry Sturm.
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Miss. \ Opal Ke,!enller
Wins Medal Contest
CONTEST IN EAST SIDE CHURCH
WAS CLOSE AND IN.
TEREsTlNe

Miss Opal Keener won the medal
at, the Silver Medal contest held last
night at the Diamond Street NJ. Z.
church by the. W. C. T. U. The con.
test was very close and each Of the
nine contestants. are to be congratulate
ed on their recitations. Miss Keener
gave "Mother-A Promise" and de.
feated Cora Vance by one point. Miss
vance's recitation was "How Little
Girl Emptied a Jug" and was given
in a very pleasing manner. Mrs. Pres:
ella Merrifield, superintendent OF the
Contest department and the class OF
girls, are being congratulated on the
contest. 1t was pronounced the best
ever held by the. Union, byl.a large
number OF those present last night.
iGarlow's orchestra and the Seventh
grade chorus gave some excellent mus.
ical numbers
The judges were Prof. w. z. Buckley,
of the Butcher school; MSS Pearl
Hodgers, aof the English d department
OF the local High school. and Miss
Arma Bing, Of the I English department
OF the Barrackville High school. Prof.
Buckley pronounced the decision and
presented the medal In pleasing
manner. 3
The contestants were Cora Vance,
Ruth Boyers, Lethea Poe! Opal Keen.
er, Florence Ross, Olive Donfam, Vir.
ginia Palmer, Katherine LLOYD and
Mildred Offner. Il & &
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right
after THEY0SI
LA||N'I0FFENDERS I
Three More t' Arrests Were
Made Yesterday and
Last Night.

L Not satisfied with the Saturday and
Sunday hauls the, county authorities
were at 1t again yesterday and last
night filling the net with Festus
Thompson, Walter Smith, colored and
Paul Deitz, white lad OF 13 years
Thompson was wanted by the coun.
ty on. IA felony charge. Constables
Conner and Satterfield went to his
home at l o'clock In tho morning and
Conner read the warrant while Satter.
field watched the outside OF tho house.
Thompson told Conner that he wanted
to get his clothes on and that he would
be right with the constablcs as he
had done nothing and did not fear
arrest. Conner let him go after his
clothes. Shortly after Thompson left
Conner's sight, Conner heard a shot
in the rear OF the house and little
later heard Thompson shout Bring ME
some water, I'm shot" II Thompson
was shot he had no bullet marks on
him when he was examined by the Of
ficers. He did, however, have bunch
of cuts and scratches about the body
where he had tried to break through
/ barbed wire fence. Thompson had
jumped out Of the second story win.
dow. 81. ssts't 3e5 4
Bald Eagle" Tom Helmick who was
out on bond; yesterday was re.arrested
last evening and placed in jail as the
bondsman which Helmick gave was
not satisfactory to the prosecuting at.
torney. Frank SWilleyawas the bonds.
man. Gi'.s,,'.:;.-t
Walter Smith, colored, was arrested
on warrant charging selling and is
In jail waiting hearing. He was
picked up on Jackson street.
Paul Deitz, 13 year old boy, hon.
est spoken and frank was arrested by
the county constables, yesterday, charg.
ed with selling. He is out on bond.
Deitz told the state that he lives next
door to. Arch Lilly and that he was
walking through Arch's garden when
he spied whiskey bottles full and seal.
ed growing in the ground! He picked
up two Of these and wanting some
InUney!and having heard that whiskey
was being sold at a premium, herea.
bouts sold on bottle-pint-for fifty
cents and the other for 81. He used
the S1.50 to buy ice cream. The off.
GERS went to the Lilly Garden to dis
cover the Fountain OF Youth but the
fountain was dry. There was a hole
in the gardening enough to store two
barrels Of whiskey. VT
No time has been set for any OF the
hearings. 81
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IRISHTREBE[SANBUSR'P0UCEA AND
KILL 10, WOUND IS, Capture REST
Three Killed,
4 Wounded in
Strike Riot
tRy Assoelated Pressl


PlTfsBuRG. May 2.-Three men
were killed and seven wounded when
the mob which had been attacking
manufacturing plants in Turtle Creek
and the Monongahela Valley through.
out the day charged the Thirteenth
street entrance of the Edgar Thomson
Steel Company plant at Braddock this
afternoon.
The mob charged the gates leading
to the mill and was driven back by
deputies. Reforming little farther
odwn street IT made another rush and
attempting to scale the fence was me,
with a yolley from the guards revol.
vers. This halted the rush and again
the crowd retired.
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Pitt tTractioniMen
Go Back to Work

I...-l--,.-..n....l. .

10y +kthsuCittcuf TtSSlH
PITTSBURGH; May 2.-By vnte
Of 5 TO I the striking conductors and
motormen Of the Pittsburgh railway
company this afternoon accepted the
compromise proposition worked out
last night by Pittsburgh business mon
and returned to work. s.,
The new scale which Is to remain
In force, for two years provides form
creases on city and suburban lines.
The city minimum wage, ~ cents
an hour. prevails for the first six
months Sof mployment and the imayt.
mum 35 celitif applies after four years,
The rates for suburban service is !
cent Iesa.
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Visitors Day at
the High School

The parents and friends OF the
scholars OF the Fairmont high school
are permitted today and tomorrow to
the school and to go through that in.
stitution at hte invitation OF Principal
George Il. Colebank. The hours dur.
Ing which visitors are received are 8
to - in the morning and between 1
and 4 in the afternoon.
Many took advantage OF the invita-.
ton this morning to visit the Domestic
science and manual training, classes
which will be in session while the in.
terested visitors Sook on. Dresses
made by the girls of the school will be
placed on exhibition and some artistic
products Of the manual training de.
pertment are open for inspection.
tation to visitors which he extended
yesterday to be taken advantage OF
! by all who can possibly do SO
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Demand RECOUNT OF LINCOLN DIST.
CONNIE eDinlner
Set Back One Day.
oEsIReiNorSro. INTERFERE! WITH
CHORAL SOCIETY ResPoN.
sleLE FOR ACTION.

The officers Of the Chamber OF Com.
merce and the members OF the com.
mittee which Is in charge Of the ar.
rangements for the annual meeting
and banquet decided this morning to
postpone that event Just one day. and
It will be held on the evening Of Fri.
day, MayS12. n. :. Z. !. /.
This action was taken out OF com.
pliment of the newly formed Fairmont
Choral society, the first public ap.
pearance OF which Is to be on the
evening Of May. II, the date originally
set for the Chamber of Commerce din.
ner. Quite number OF the members
of the Chamber desire to attend the
music festival. Moreover It is the de.
sire Of the 1eaing spirits OF commerce
body to encourage the choral society
and all similar bodies as much as pos
sible.
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CHORAL SOCIETY TO
REHEARSE TONIGHT
But Three More Between
This and the May
Concert.
the crowd retired

The Fairmont Choral society will
meet tonight at the Y. M. e. A. for
rehearsal for the May concert on the
night of fMay411.- There will be just
three more rehearsals before the con.
cert, one Of which will be held in the
First NJ. E.. church where the event
will be given. Members are urged to
be in attendance tongiht as the various
numbers are being rounded for final
rehearsal and attendance is import.
ant.
The program TO be rendered by the
Choral society at its initial appear.
ance will include some excellent Choir
us numbers beside special numbers.
The latter will include the rendition
% fthe sextette from Lucia in Ital.
ian, in which some Of the principal
singers Of the two will be included.
The choruses have taken steady and
hard work on the part OF the society
as many were difficult numbers.
The concert will have the support
OF the entire community is the belief
expressed by, leading citizens of the
town who also, believe that the value
of such an organization TO the town
can not be over estimated. 1t means
better music in the churches, better
music IN the schools and homes and
eventually better music on the streets.
Fairmont has: some splendid talent
both developed and undeveloped and
the main idea of the society Is to get
the musical people Of the city together
for the development OF the undevel.
oped talent. l,.sssgs .ssssgss$s;
Prof. Louis Blackgofb the Wv. o.
directs the society and Miss Hazel
Book Is piano accompanist. Mrs.
Grace Martin one OF the w. V. U.
School OF music will render organ ac.
Compartment for several selections for
the concert.
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ACTION TO CONTEST VOTE may BE 4
NEXT STEP P0FQTzENSOFD|STR|GT
Grave Charges Against the Election Officers Of Some Of
s.. 81 the Voting Precincts Are Said tobe
* --331e Contemplated.
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amir rnn nunr rIrnrInun m ,,.nIn,, nn
M0VEF0R PURE ELECTI0NSIN MARION CO.
Recount Was Started Immediately in the Presence Of
Many Citizens-Will Likely Occupy the
Entire Opportunity.

Packed with: earnest and solmn vot.
ers from Lincoln district the County
court room today was the scene Of the
first formal protest in the opening
campaign Of the citizens Of Marion
county for fair elections. Today be.
ing the fifth day after the holding Of
the se5o,ooo road bond referendum
in that district the county court was
scheduled to meet to hold the official
can yass OF the returns.
The citizns from Lincoln district
arrived several hours before the coun.
~ commissioners and 1t was eleven
o'clock before the court convened. The
protesting taxpayers were represent.
ed by Attorneys James A. Meredith
and Frank c. Raymond. A formal
notice was filed with the court dc.
manding that a recount OF all the bal.
lots be made for each OF the precincts.
Immediately after the opening OF
the court by President Swisher, Com.
missioner Glover addressed the assem-.
bled citizens and after explaining his
idea of the election laws, said that
the taxpayers would receive fair and
honest treatment by the countr court
and that their entire actions would be
open and no secrecy would be attempt.
ed during any. of the proceedings. Mr..
Gloyer,s remarks were received in 81.
lenceS by the protesting citizens.
The ballots were then brought In by
Assistant County, Clerk Phillips and lie
broke the seal son the envelope con.
tanning the ballots from Precinct No.
], at Worthington. These were count.
ed slowly by Commissioner Glover.
who. was closely watcher by the al.
torneys and the other commissers.
This count was 24S. III being for and
12l against the bonds. The score
on, the tally book for this precinct was
247. tThecourt then adjourned until
one O'clock when the canvass Of the
ballots was resumed. At a late hour
this afternoon this had not been com.
pleted.5 -
The attorneys stated that II the
recount Of thevotes fails to show that
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Local Women Will
Attend RTWoIMeetings

/ The Methodist Episcopal Woman's
Foreign Missionary society, Of Morgan:
town district will meet on May . and
4 IN Grafton. Among local represcn.
tatiyes OF the First N. z. Church For
eign Missionary, society will be Mes
danes .. IL! Morgan, Charles o., Jack
son, Lee Hail. Hugh Wilson. a. G.
Ross and Richard Hail. The party will
go to Grafton on Train s. tomorrow
night In time for the opening session
inlthes evening.
They expect 10 return Thursday via
taarksburg where Buck ckhannon district
conventions Will inei ineld ana Swnere,t they
will be guests at the sessions. Mrs!
Hugh Wilso,s and Miss Mary Jane Ea:
ton OF the local society will speak at
tho Buchannon district convention.