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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
MOBERLY ITEMS.

Editor r. L. Logan was in the city
this week on business for the Pro.
fessional World.
Mrs. Laura Williams has sold hel
farm west Of Moberly and has moved
to Glasgow. We regret losing SO ami.
able lady as Mrs. Williams. W.
understand she cleared neat sum
in the transaction.
Mr.. Este Reynolds and Mr.. Charley
Renfro of Jacksonville were here or
business Friday.
The Fifth Street Baptist church is
conducting a very successful revival
Rev. Downey, the pastor, is assisted
by DR.. J. w. Bailey.of exas. They
have sixteen additions.
Miss Ruth White is visiting in Des
Moines, Iowa.
The school children are enjoying q
vacation Of three days. The teachers
are attending the State Teachers as
ISOLATION in st. Louis. .
We hear the jingle of wedding bells
Two of Moberly's most popular young
people involved. .-.... F.
Mrs. Thompson is quite i'll at he,
home on Sturgeon street. /.
Mrs. j. B. Coleman remains about
the same. "|t
The A. M. E. church is preparing
for Thanksgiving rally between the
women and men. OF course Capt
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the Fed.
GRAFTON Exposition committee at the
residence of the chairman, 1858 Fifth
street, Tuesday evening, November
2Sth, at which time the superintend-
ents of the various booths at the re.
cent exposition will be expected to
make their final reports, and the com.
mittee Of young men, under the lead:
ership of Mr.. Wade H. McCree, will
make their presentation. The ladies
engaged in the, popularity contest
will also make their, reports and to
the winner will be awarded the beauti-
fulhand painted chocolate pot, painted
and presented by Mrs. J. E. johnson
of Burlington, and all persons in and
about the city holding moneys belong
ing to this fund are also urgently
requested to come or send the same
to this meeting, and all others inter-
ested are cordially invited to be pres
ent. BY order of 81 !. fe ss
Mrs. s. Joe Brown, Chairman.
'.''' Mrs. Jessye E. McClain, Sec'y. l
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OBITUARY.

.
Bammie A.. Lewis, son Of Mr.. Sam
Lewis, died last Friday, November
nth, at 10 O'clock at 1913 Dies Moinea
street, aged Sc years. He has been
sick for six months. The funeral was
held at 1880 FROM the home, conducted
BY Rev. s. l.. Brit. He died in the
Christian faith. The remains were
laid to rest in Laurel Hill cemetery.
The following poem was contributed
BY friend:
In the rifted rock I'm resting,
Safely sheltered abide,
There no foes nor storms modest me,
While within the cleft l hide.
Now I'm resting, sweetly resting,
In the cleft once made for me,
Jesus, Blessed Rock of Ages,
I will hide myself in Thee.
Peace, which passeth understanding.
Joy the world can never give,
Now in Jesus l am finding
In His smiles Of love live.
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ST. PAUL'S A. M. E. !. CHURCH
$j..,s. ,u ITEMS. 4, al. I D

= /. gh AvgT III
Last Sunday was quarterly meet
ing. Fine service all day; 232 COM
muned. Rev. Ferribee, the newly ap-
pointed p. E., was at his best. Rev.
Brit wishes to thank the visiting
friends and members for their loyal
support. 2 7s@ :s.3S5s..=" s.'..s,, ''S.*
Grand musical Tuesday evening at
ST, Paul's, under the auspices Of the
S. s. club. st (. s,,4I2 Nj s55sa ssf
Sunday special Thanksgiving serv-
ices. Pastor Brit in charge. Good
music. s stt 4 ss.c ss5 sss /
Thursday, November 80, at st.
PauFs, union Thanksgiving service.
Rev. Alexander will deliver the SER
mon. Maple Street Baptist choir will
render the music. .s. !
Thanksgiving dinner served in the
dining room Of the church. Mr.. Chas.
Wilson, Chef; Oscar Glass, head wait
Il. ST. Paul's choir win g1ve q must
cal IT night. Public invited.
The deaconess Of st. Paul's "a. M.
.. church paid 1O7 visits to the sick
and poor Of the city the last quarter.
The pastor and stewardists are pay
Ing weekly visits to the newcomers Of
the city. .
Trustee rally first Sunday in De-
cember. Every member prepare to
answer the roll.
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The South Des Moines Crochet club
met at the home Of Mrs G. Preston,
the founder of the club, on Thursday,
November 10th, from 1870 to 4 p, m:
"A four-course lunch was served at .
:. M. as follows: Fruit punch, baked
halibut and brown gravy, hot Parker
house rolls and English breakfast tea,
apple and celery salad on lettuce.
jeilo with whipped cream, angel 1000
cake and jitney waters. MRS. a.
Blackburn, president; Mrs. Marvin 9
Jennings, secretary; Mrs. u. VIA
Master; vice president. . =. =
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MACON. MO-. NEWS.

Mrs. Eliza Goodrich remains very
i'll 40 we. 60 to press. f.s
Miss Louise Smith, student Of
western college, spent Saturday and
Sunday At her home in Kirksville, Mo
Quite 4 number Of Maconites are
planning, ON spending their Thanks:
giving in Kansas City, Mo. .
Rev. FOX and wife, the pastor OF
the A.. M. E: church, are rejoicing
over q baby boy, who has come to
make his home with them. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
Mrs. M. s. Mott remains very il,
q Their home on Missouri street.
The musical which was given by the
Macon Women's club Friday evening
last was quite q success. The Macon
Women's club of our city is doing ex-
cellent work along the line of charity
This club was organized by Mrs. ]. l.
Garrett, formerly of our city. AT
present it is presided over by Mrs. M
s. Mott, who is doing a great work
We wish that the club will continue
to grow as it has been.
Sunday two very inspiring sermons
were preached at the Vine and Broad
way church. At the morning service
DR.. j. 7. CASTOR, president of the
board of education, delivered an ex-
cellent sermon. At night Rev. Cohrn
filled the pulpit. He delivered glor-
ious sermon, which an present en-
joyed. I'D
The B. Y. p. u, an organization OF
the Vine and Broadway church, is
doing excellen twork under Mrs. =. L.
Scruggs, the president.
q The A. M. E. Circle was highly en-
tertained Friday at the home of Mrs.
John Green. A delightful evening
was spent.
The Western college football team
visited the Lincoln institution at Jef.
ferson City on Saturday in football
game. - -'s-",. ~ M. :
Western is doing good work. The
enrolment this year - one hundred
and eleven and students. are coming
daily from various homes. @ =.
y The Baptist Sewing Circle met Fri
.dayat the home of Mrs. Nellie Taylor
The guest present was Mrs. Hender-
son. wife of Prof. Henderson OF West
ern college. A beautiful instrument
al solo was rendered by Mrs. Hender-
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Mr.. A. E. Greenlaw and Mrs. Mary
Woods were married on October 28th
by the Rev. Brady. Mr.. and Mrs
,Greenlaw left the same week for q
wedding tour in Canada, stopping d
Niagara Falls. 55S
The above item appeared in the
Michigan paper last week. The
groom was well known here, as he
was the sweet singer WHO sang with
DR.. Gordon in the evangelistic meet
ing held last winter ut Plymouth
Congregational church. We congrat-
ulate Mr.. Greenlaw and wish for him
q successful married life. s5
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Now Look Out.

When cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other, look out, for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession of colds weakens the
system and lowers the vitality 50 that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or consti-
patton. Cure your cold while you can.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has .
great reputation. It is relied upon BY
thousands Of people and never disap-
points them. Try it. It only costs .
quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
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| The Cindsr Maid play given by the
young girls Of Mrs. Alexander's Sun
day school class ct the Union Congre-
gational church last Friday evening
was very good and the children reii-
dered their parts we'll. The scenes
were nice. They had large crowd
and all enjoyed the drama very much
Mrs. Alexander is splendid lady to
train the young people. r
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Mrs. Jno. Wright msde I business
trip to .Scandia today.

Mrs. Anna Harris Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, has been in her parental home
for the past week. Mrs, Harris has
been i'll and in the city taking treat
ments. .ssi
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The Triple H club met. Tuesday
with Mrs. VIM. McGruder, The at.
ernoon was spent in doing needle
work. Mrs. A. NJ. Rivers was club
visitor. Refreshments were served
by hostess. The next meeting will b
with Mrs. Robt. Miles. 931 Four
1teenth street, at which time the club
viii take up the third chapter of the
study Of the Negro, led by Mrs. Nc
Gruder. ...-..
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FOR .sALB

have . first class barber outfit in
GLIDING 8 Kohsn hydraulic chairs, com.
bination mug case, l twelve foot front
bar and combination cabinet stands
with two large French plGte giasr.
This furniture il Of metallic finish and
in first class condition. II interested
phone No. 81. address P. O. Box 172,
or see me 1T my, residence, $50 West
street. n. .....-.
John Spencer. Grinnell. Iowa.
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The Marshall Neil Embroidery club
met 1t the home Of Mrs. r. Taylor,
3ll3 Amhurst street The club ad-
journed to meet at the home of Mrs.
Ada Wiley. 10ll l4th street.
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RECITAL AND DRArIA

Madam Watts. q well known singer
Of the middle west. will give . recitsl
in connection with . drama entitled.
1.-THE Way Of the Transgressor" a
St Paul's A. NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening Nov. 28th. under the auspices
Of Sunday School class No. S. The
public invited. Admission Is cents,
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Mrs.. VIM. Damson Of Minneapolis,
MIMI, !. came down to sopr city this
week to be with her husband, who
was hurt by two drunken men on his
passenger car out 1T Valley Junction
last Sunday morning.
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Union Thanksgiving services on
Thursday morning at the A. N. T..
church. Everybody is Invited to come
out. Rev. M. w. Alexander will
preach the sermon.
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THANKSGIVING PROGRAM

at the Cerinthian Baptist church, 10Th
ana Linden streets; Preaching at II
q. m. by Rev. ]. Comes, D. D., OF
Jefferson City, Mo. Oposaum Dinner
from ! 80 p. m. to S p. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Graves will have charge OF
the music al entertainment from sp.< nj.
to $50 ;. m. i Everybody il cordially
invited. Committee on arrangement
j. s. Rush, James James and Archie
Mickels. ,5 N !. K 100 A''
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Hon. Geo. H. Woodson Of Buxton
was in our city this week on legal
business. He Is preparing to take =
/ vacation, . much needed rest for sew
seral months down near Alberqueque,
New Mexico.
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WAea . telephone He n olesseso
on11oally eAaegsd the tssSpAons acts
o . condenser. The winding server
. eas plate Of the condenser. ths
Aams Of the receiver . the diolsctTh
~ he person who d holding the ~.
eolver 70 his ear - the otbsr plate o.
~ condenser. In order to prevent
eh1 condenser from discharGins
through ths person. . German inventor
provldss grounded metallic cover TO-
he receiver, the capacity Of which /
, somewhat Eisaiss than thai o. ~
s01y. sa 49, ssq5ss. ~.
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Mrs.. Della Mason and little grand
daughters spent last Sunday ct Give
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ander-
son, who brought them to the street
ear in their new five passenger Ford.
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The colored show company that has
been stationed in Des Moines for q
couple Of weeks left Thursday morn
ing for = three nights stand IN
Boone, Iowa. T&
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. 6. Lewis and fam
lily wish to return their thanks to
their many friends who 20 kindly as
sisted them during the illness and
death Of their beloved son. sg
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Remember the great foot ball game
between Drake University and Ames
College, Thanksgiving day at 2 o'clock
ut Drake Stadium. /, y
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MI. Jno. Henderson Of 1880 East
fifteenth street entertained Rev.
Roberts and wife to three-course
dinner Sunday at 8 p. m.
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DR.. Je4erson reports the arrival
] Of an eight-pound girl at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rowland, 100
Ninth street, Monday afternoon.
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Mrs. VIM. Dawson Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. is in the city ON business. she
Is in the home Of Mrs. Essex on Wess
Twelfth street.
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CAUSE FOR rHANkFULNEss.

" hyl@ ~ q. e,3 4
y nE course YOU who talk Of /,
y ~ "pood old times" do not be-
y ,,ava this You noint to the !,
" tables Of prosperous farmers
" which "oroaned" with good
" things .., Wen the tables did
" oroan IN high feasts and holt
" Iove Int the rest Of the yesr
" was often lean living, !.
~ This then. efves us our f,rst
X roeson. for thankfulness-that
" Wa are ven fed. on common DAYS
" as wen as on holidays and that
y va ia NOT Know actual want. 4
y AZ Tor clothes. when did WON .
" an ever % Ill such ffne arrayf II +!
-; --. q -.i Q. v.,,,r
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Wsv,S %. = ~

Wovid %. = ~
0kNVforl-Do the ach knew hos
- ether half nvof s, 81.
Crabshaw-Aftsf u NJ their money
oPom them they must - ablo y: FoFD
nems idea of how tAsI ara campAllss
- uvO...-pues
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Before Thanksaivinu

Before Thanksgiving. ". .
vs. First Turkey-How, will you save
yourself? ~ T.. ..s,. w.. n ].
Second Turkey-I shall try to get a
Job as cuckoo in q clock.-New York
Sun. ~ III rz
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The Fisk Jubiles Singers appeared
here IN our city 1t several places this
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24

Mr.. Vergil Williams entertained
fourteen Of her friends, Sunday at :
40 dinner in honor Of Miss FBurrelF
Vernon Of Wichita, Kans.
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Don't forget the Recital and Drama
lot St. Panl's A. n. E. church Tuesday
evening Nov. q. ~@,., :,
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! The. 0obblsr's Sorrow. r
Achilles lamented his vulnerable
heel. - '' 49,.
"A tough drumstick doesn't help
any," replied the turkey gloomily.-
New York Sun.
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Y6u|nl1l|ie,r|b1udhe1z
NouD in Progress
Ia the Basement
A Wonderful Sale .o1
WOn1en's. Abbarel
Women's. Apparel

The Values in it are most unusual; the assort-
ments are most unusual It's rare opportuni-
ty to buy new coats, suits, dresses and skirts
at savings that do not come often.
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81 Thanksgiving
q Prayer

0 - y
II 0RD, / hsvs csapislssd asd bsss |
- A bss6less >siise h ~ rsslu
~ svereaser faas u VI.
81 ssw I sitsr @ ny thsalD
Per nsecies that hsvs hess bssasws6 /
Upsa se, evsa thsugt whlasd,
A. aew Dasss besI1s ~ rsaI
To recognize hat thss ast kls4.
Whsa dssksess seesed u shst - b
Al q ae RAISED ~ News Of fets
Aad wbsa, 4 seeaed l ceslla't viz
Iwss . Hing u rass al hats.
TIE day was dafk; IL path wss lsac
Lies psrpsse ! nissstssstsed.
Teddy sss that was wrsag
Asd rscsssise that thss art 1sel.
Dsessse 1 jssrasysl day By Day -,
Al kaew 1T whsre ssd csslds't ~
! wailsl that hsA lest ~ way !, =
Al eriel. Tiles hast lesestsl - :"
Wbea srief wss kssckiag q ~ heart
Al tears were strssaiag ire. "
.eyes i s. I. Il, 4- ~ 1s..g
! esly kssw felt he saart,
BIT row ksow that ties srt wise.
Lord, % tbs rosd tedsy ! pssss
b gratitsde to thee to pray,
Fer, blisdel BY The wesld's spplasss.
! ses I shssId have seae astray.
| thank tbes for thy watchfsl care
Throsxh conflict and the honrs Of rest.
NY coasolatios In despair r.
heacefeftb shall e-thou ksowsth
80 best. ,s 80 ~ W 81.
(. s.@. Detroit Free Press.
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feTTy. 3Es 81
Song. l.
Proclamation, Rev. ". 1. Lee.
Y Song. u !.
Sermon, Rev. N. W. Alexander.
4 Thanksgiving contribution.
Benediction, Rev. F. c. Boiling.
Master Of ceremonies, Rev. S. Bate.
4 Note-Music will be furnished by
the Maple Street Baptist church choir
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Walter Reed spent q few days in
Fort Dodge visiting his parents.
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HOTEL GUESTS.

HOTEL GUESTS.
~. J.. johnson, indianapolis, Ind. ;
Clarence Jones and wife, Huntsville,
Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gates, Chand-.
Ter, Okla; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tandy'
Chicago, H.; A. G. Clark, Oskaloosa;
1. w. Williams, Clarinda.
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TO LET Two furnished rooms, 815
s28th street. Nj XIII .
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UNION THANKSGIVING PRO-
GRAM -.. Az
At st. Paul's A. M. e. church,
Thursday, November 80, 1916, at II
q. M: A Il .aa3s7 ,Sgs4S -. ty sFa
Song by the choir.
Prayer, Rev. s. L. Brit. a
Song. ...,.e.g ..,,5 5a.:.,. . d .,s.- ,.s "a
j Scripture reading, Rev. H. A.
Perry. x 5..gs5 3s5 e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-10
SUFFRAGE LUNCH ON
GOOD ROADS DAYS
Women Will Do Their Bit
For Improvement of the
Highways.

MORGANToWN, July lowest
Virginia women are called to do their
part TO assure the success OF "Goof-
Roads Day" July is and 10. They will
provide solid and liquid refreshments
10 all the hungry and blistered male
citizens who WELD pick and shovel
that day In the interest OF better pup.
lie roads. In every district where
the men turn out TO do road duty"
band OF the local suffrage workers will
be on hand with baskets OF sandwiches
and buckets OF cooling draughts. And
whether pro" or "anti" in his belief
on votes for women" each individual
worker will find smiling suffragist
ready TO cater 10 the inner man when
the noon whistle blows.
AS the West Virginia Equal SufI.
rage association is at the head OF this
unique way OF aiding In the good roads
propaganda and as this organization
has active local branches In nearly
every county and district in the state.
It Is assured that there will be a big
response on the part OF women for co.
operation in this plan. Mrs. Yost,
the head OF the Equal Suffrage associa.
tion IN The state has addressed TO the
many branches OF that organization
throughout the commonwealth, letter
In which she has outlined the plan.
Judging from the responses already
received at headquarters in this city,
none OF the men who help repair the
public roads In accordance with the
message OF Governor Hatfield need
worry about where their lunch is com.
ing from.
Chief Road Supervisor A. D. vii.
liams is pleased with the interest TAX.
en- BY the women. He has advised that
the best way for the women 10 help
is TO furnish refreshments 10 the mea
workers as outlined in Mrs. Yost's
letter. 1t is suggested that great
big dinner Is not needed. A boiled
ham several loaves OF bread, cool
spring water or cold tea in buckets
with tin dippers in them can be car.
ried 10 the shade Of convenient trees
by the women and children. There a,
the noon hour the workers will rest
from their toll and partake OF re-
freshments.
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PERSONALS

Miss Gertrude Shaiferman Of New
burg who has been the guest for six
weeks OF Miss Ruth Shaferman in
this city has returned to her home &C.
companied by Miss Ruth who will
spend two weeks as her guest
Lee Hutchinson, who had been the
guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c..
q. Hutchinson at Sonnencroft, has
returned to Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. Hut.
Crimson accompanied his wife and
daughter here.
Mrs. Turney Reed and children Miss
Eleanor and Dan returned from an
extended visit with relatives In Wash.
ington, D. c.
Miss Pearl Morris spent Sunday the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker
at Kingmont.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Neill are moving
from the Edward Slack property on
Chicago street TO the Hayes apart.
ments on Monroe street Mr.. and
Mrs. Slack who have returned here
recently will occupy their home at
once.
Mrs. Rollo Conley and sons have re.
turned from Gainesville, Md. where
they had spent month with the for
mers sister Miss Name Hall. Mr..
conley accompanied them there, hav-
ing motored through but was called
back to join the regiment at Camp IA.
nawha. He will return home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Windsor
have gone TO the Buckeye Lake. o.,
where they are guests at a house
party for week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Carr and daugh.
ter Kitty Bergen and ]. NJ. Wolfe mo.
tored to Mt. Lake Park. Nd. Saturday
and spent the week end with the for.
mers parents DR.. and Mrs. Logan Carr.
L.. P. Carr who had been here on
business accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Butcher left Sat-
urday for New York TO spend a few
days with their son Birch Butcher
who has been in hospital there for
some time.
Clay Amos. who had spent the last
two weeks here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Amos has returned to
Rochester, N. Y. where he is engaged
In the practice OF law.
Mrs. John X. Bennett and daughter
Miss Amelia and Miss Mary Margaret
Talbot have returned from Stewart,
o., where they had spent a few weeks
at the formers home.
Mrs. Myrtle Powell Is here from
pittsburgh to spend few days. She
Us a guest at the home Of Mrs. Colum.
bia Abbott on, Maple Avenue.
Mrs. A W. Harmed and little son
Everest Of Washington. D. c., are the
guests OF the formers sister Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Courtney at Hillcrest.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Haggerty Of Pennington
was the guest yesterday OF her sister
Mrs. j. N. Burns and Miss Sarah Dew.
eny Miss Frances Haggerty who &C.
eompanied her here went on to the
Hall camp on the Valley river where
was the guest Of Miss Louise Hall.
u Clyde Kinsey was in the city on
Friday en- route TO the home OF his
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS.

mother Mrs. G. W. Kinsey In Man.
rington district to spend the remain
der OF the summer.
Mrs. James I. Michael and daugh.
ter Mrs. Lawrence Brothers spent
yesterday in clarksburg. Mr.. Broth
ers Joined them there.
Mrs. Russell Linn has returned from
points in Ohio where she had been
the guest OF relatives. Mr.. Linn met
her In Clarksburg and accompanied
her home.
Mrs. J. N. Price and Mrs. Frank
Kane. OF Grafton were visitors in the
city today.
Mrs. Minor Durham left this morn.
ing for Logan, W. Va. where she will
spend two weeks as the guest OF Mrs.
J. ]. Ross formery OF this city. She
will Join a party which will go in
camp for week near Logan.
N. L. Kelley OF the Peoples Nation.
al Bank went TO his home at Newcas.
tie. Pa, today for a two weeks vaca.
ton.
Rual Swiger and Kearsley Hartley
returned yesterday from a weeks --isit
at the Trough in Hampshire county
and at Mt. Lake Park, Md Lindsay
Frame who accompanied them stop
ped at the Park for few weeks.
Mrs. C. L. Shuttleworth OF 1873 Chest.
nut street left Sunday TO visit her
son J. W. Shuttleworth who is EN-.
ployed with HALEY Bros. in Cleveland
! Ohio. Mr.. Shuttleworth and son ].
E. Shuttleworth and daughter Mrs. B.
F. Parks will accompany Mrs. Shuttle.
worth as far as Wheeling.