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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-27
VOLTAIRE 5514O

Farmers don't you think right now
is the best time to raise draft horses?
The price was never higher than now,
and our supply of work horses is at
the lowest point it has been for
years.
There are not more than half as
many brood mares in the county now
as there were five years ago. You
can see that we are facing horse
famiHe. What are you going to do
about it? Autos and auto-trucks are
all right but you can't farm with
them. You can't raise colts from
your mules. 1t looks like the most
sensible and business-like thing to do
is to raise some good draft colts be-
fore your old brood mares are gone.
i offer for public service the cham
pion draft stallion, Voltaire. He has
proven himself to be one of the best
breeders this county has ever known.
He will make the season at my place
on the Danville pike, one mile from
Stanford at SIS to insure living
colt; season due when colt is foaled
or mare parted with. Will not be re-
sponsible for accidents should any
occur.
KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN 5I67
By Chester Peavine 1884 by Rex
Peavine 1896 by Rex Mcdonald.
First dam Flora Carter 8419 by Red
Squirrel So by Black Squirrel
| don't suppose there is better
bred horse in Kentucky than Ken
lucky Gentleman. He has been one
of the most successful horses in the
show ring that this county has pro-
duced in years. He is just the right
size for a saddle horse and his first
colts which are four years old now
are showing the saddle gaits nicely.
The auto has put the light driving
horse out of business to a certain ex-
tent. but you don't have any trouble
in selling a saddle horse.
am going to offer the services Of
this great horse at the extremely
low price of $15 TO insure. am Civ
ing you for SIS what most men
would charge from S25 TO $40 for.
Do you appreciate it? II so send
your best mares to the court Of Ken
lucky Gentleman and let him get
you n nice colt.
J. NEVIN CARTER, Stanford. Ky.
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Let the |. j. supply you with en-
graved cards.
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Four Good Jacks

Three Of them blac'; and one grey
all of them good ones. They range
in ages from coming two to seven
years. You should see them before
you breed. Will stand them all at
Sc to insure a colt four months old.
Care taken to prevent accidents, but
not responsible should any occur.
Parties with mare or breeding her to
other animals forfeit insurance and
makes season money due.ELI ESTES,
Eubank, Ky. 30-8t
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SIR RAY

This splendid Percheron stallion
will make the season of 1917 at the
barn of Fred Jesswine, on the Crab
Orchard and Ottenheim road, every
day except Saturday, on which day
he will be at the barn of X. II. Bro.
naugh, in the town Of Grab Orchard
This horse will serve mares this sea,
son at SO to insure a living colt
Come and see him. He will have tC
be seen to be appreciated. He is q
splendid individual, a great breeder
Season due when mare is sold OF
traded.
FRED JEsSwINE, Grab Orchard
KY, r. r. ID. No. 1.
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PAINTING

Houses, Carriages. Auto painting and
trimming such as recovering tops,
making curtains, putting celluloid in
curtains, etc. Paper hanging a speci-
atty. Repairing guns, locks, type
writer's, clocks, graphophones, sewing
machines, etc.
!. ]. BELDEN
Shops 200 West Main street. Phone
239. Stanford. Kentucky.
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WELL NAMED
whats your dogs name, sonny?
Ginger"
docs Ginger bite?"
Nawl Ginger snaps"
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PATRIOTISM BEFORE BUSINESS

Patriotism was put before business
by E. II. Taylor, Jr., & Sons, distll-
lers of Old Taylor whisky at Frank
fort, who decided to close their sea-
sons manufacture April 2S, notwith-
standing, as Col. E. II. Taylor, Jr..
said, that they have more orders than
they could fill in the remaining two
months of the rgular distilling sea-
son. Col. Taylor said he is doing this
in response to the call of President
Wilson for the conservation of grain
for food purposes.
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MENROE

This good stallion will make the sea-
son of 1917 at the home of Eli Estes,
two miles southwest of Eubank on
the Fishing Creek and Eubank road
at $40 to insure a colt ten days old.
This horse is so well known that it
is useless to describe him. Eli Estes
and Daniel NeWsom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Hatfield Mccoy ''Press
Agent" in the City
The Hon. Floyd S. Chapman, Elk.
Mayor Of Huntington and Brilliant.
Writer, Visits Here. e.

The Honorable Floyd S. Chapman,
FORMER mayor of Huntington and
years ago one OF the most brilliant
and descriptive newspaper CORE.
spondents in that section OF the coun-
try, was in the city last evening on
his way from his home at Hunting
ton 10 Pittsburgh. where he Is TO
meet with a number of prominent
lumber men in connection with large
lumber interests with which he Is
now affiliated in Southern West VII.
ginia. ;;
Mr.. Chapman has the distinction
of being one OF the most gifted news
paper story writer's in the Ohio val
ley. For many years he was news
editor of the Huntington Advertiser
and correspondent of a string of the
largest metropolitan papers IN the
country. 1t was in the days OF the
Hatfield-McCoy feud in Southern
West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky.
It was Mr.. Chapman who sent broad.
cast the exciting stories of the nights
and it has often been said that Edgar
Allen Poe had nothing on Brother
Chapman when it came to putting
the trimmings Of exciting interest
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

! Mr. and Mrs. i. W. f"yd had pclco
: lights Installed III their residence. MI
Fran Jones OF i'hrncSNiiI" IN" agent VINO
did tn" work CAV" a demonstration Tues
day evening. y large crowd was in at
trndanc" and delicious refreshments
were served
Misses V"ra ana Myrtl" Brooks are
visiting Hunter ana b"theSda TRENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. S"w"l Bennett who are
in from IN" west accompanied by the
, lattcrS mother. Rachel Naylor visited
t at tho homes of Lewis NaElor and Law
reno" skinner the past week.
Mr am hrS' "tn'l"'n lark were
called I" M bel sid" ~ the latters
brother. Mr.. Hamilton "i HcnhrySourG'
VII" - seriously III.
MIS' "t''':E ~ har"''S'i''c' - N'S,Iihk
NJ IN" nome 81 n" daughter MIS- her'
baii"F.
MT, an" AIRS. ar'hr" "','"l OF :Ne"-
aik' w., AZ" ''S''i,'S at 'n" "'''''' u MI
"IIc"N t'",, r.'Er' ',r"H.
bernard .''?u .! h'.''"'h' S'S''eu a.
NV I''t NJ ny ,c
Mr.. "n" Mre; t. ,. ~. r"r''l'"n vi %pe'.
w. ,'',', ~. = rSi.x
:" ,n''r n".hm'''; W ~, L. ''''s'.
"'' ,,, ;"i., e"
Glenn. al ltrh"s'llIr visited sunday
WIN th' lan.''' Mr. ana -hrs. AMOS
walters "l w. h"'lE'
MT ana MrS' Jesse Aei"' OF N"rs'
I lnd. Is vls1tlnE nome lotKs.
Amos liili" ana I"hn copeland ana
heien fo":Il OF H"'lrr'oh were guests
/ or AhdreF' Inc" ana haroiu flsher sum
oaE'
Erwin Shph an" 1",n'IF 'l'S'eu
! l luSh'''k lLI'",' WV. E"''u"S'
MIS- n. l. mart OF t"nlerEi!'e. spent
tn" past week win j. W. WIVES.
! Mr.. ana Mrs w. w pordna ana
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M'MECHEN

c. W Fuller. Jr.. minister Of the To-
cal Christian church. will use for his
subject Sunday evening. Thou Art the
Christ" selecting his text from Mat
thew 1916.
John Oranhault Of this city, arrest.
ed Thursday on a vagrancy charge. is
now working with the county'S crew
IT. the narrows. He was handed 20
days and fine of SIS and costs when
arraigned in Justice Lewis court at
Moundsville.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Myers Of this
city are the proud parents of daugh-
ter.
Garfield council No. 9. o. U. A. NJ.
will hold business meeting this eve
ming in the lodge headquarters in the
McMechen building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bayles of Akron.
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RUMORS SAY MORE
POLICE TO QUIT
Ak Expecteo to Fall on Half Dozen OF
More of the Old Men First
of the New Pay.
OAK
J and
MAHOGANY

Persistent rumors were in circula-
ton last evening that Chief Of Police
J. C. Sill will dismiss number Of ad-
ditional men from the police force and
replace them with new men, begin
ming the first Of the pay, July Is. 1t
was said that half dozen or ten Of
the old men are scheduled for re-
lease.
Chief Sill did not discuss the report
further than to reiterate what he said
Thursday night when he indicated
that there would be no additional
changes in the personnel Of the police
force this week.
1t is not probable that the men who
are to be discharged from the police
force will be out Of jobs long. With
the National Guard about 10 be with
drawn, Sheriff Howard Hastings will
find himself in need of the services Of
the additional deputy sherifs author
ICED BY the new West Virginia war
emergency law. The sheriff wants
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bridge. Elm Grove. has had tho mem
Der amputatcd al the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital.
NJ. L. Poplin. Of West .\"Xand"r. is
tho guest of relatives in WarwOod.
Mrs. Arch Eidgcly. OF Willow Grove.
is the guest OF Arch RdgcIy. Of War
wood.
Mrs. Norbert Baker. Of Elm Grove.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. $.
Stenger. Of Warwood
John Mcclure. of Elm Grove, is i'm
proving after an extended illness.
Miss Nancy Ceilings. nf Cleveland. is
the guest OF relatives in Patterson.
*. S. McGrcgor. of Huntington. is
the guest Of relatives at Willow Grove.
Jack Prince. Of 81. Louis. Mo. Wa"
an Elm Grove business caller ycstrr-
day.
II. II. Kurn"r. If Pittsburgh. was in
Fulton yesterday on business matters.
Miss Georgia uccring. of kcnura. has
returned home after spending several
days with relatives in Fulton
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A REAL DISORDERLY

A man giving the name Of Samuel
Grove became very much intoxicated
last evening and proceeded to raise
trouble at the Wheeling Traction
company's waiting room at Tenth
street. Patrolman Cy Smith arrested
him and the prisoner was hauled to
Jail. cursing and screaming like a
wild man. At the city lookup. he
continued to rave for several hours.
beating at the bars of; his cell. yell
ing madly and trying to shake down
the iron doors until he exhausted
himself and went to sleep. He will
get a hearing In police court this
morning.
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! O., are visiting with friends and rela.

O.. are visiting with friends and rela'
tiveS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker have returned
to their home here from an eastern
wedding trip.
Lone Star lodge No. :. Pythian Sis
ters, held a we'll attended business
meeting last evening in the lodge
rooms in the McMechrn building.
Al Jennings and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Gatewood are expected
home today from Bedford. W. Va.
where they have been visiting rela'
tiveS.
Edward Whitrcottons new resi-
Idence on Fifteenth street is rapidly
nearing completion.
Charles Black, well known resident
of this city. who has been seriously
ill for several weeks. continues about
the same at the Glendale hospital. TO
which institution he was removed sew
eral days ago. Mr.. Black will undergo
an operation as soon as his condition
will permit
William Henry. .Ir.. Of this city has
accepted a position as conductor Mr.
Henry has regular run out of the
Island barn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
M0UNDSVILLE
Chautauuua Closes Today.

The Lincoln Chnutauqua closes very
successful season here this evening with
lecture by Lincoln Mcdonnell. one or
the most widely known entertainers On
tho chautauqua stage in this country.
Mcconnell will also be the principal
speaker at this afternoons session.
During the time the chnutauQua has
been in progress here large crowds have
been attending all sessions and the pro
grams have been thoroughly enjoyed
There is no doubt hut that the chau-
tauquL will be an attraction here again
next summer. This years success evil
denccs the people OF this city. are in
terostcd and want the chautauqua here
annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Annntnted Committees.

Tho West Alexander auxiliary Of the
Washingto nchapter Of the Red Cross at
n recent meeting appointed number OF
committees to help in the work Of NOR
cv The committees are rs follows:
Cutting out--McSdameS VIM. Carr.
Thomas Bell, Eugene Steal. Misses Elsie
Taylor. Ncll Gould and Grace Carroll.
observation-disclosures +. T. Moore; S.
q. Armstrong. John Gibson. T.. ". Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Zcb Mcclure VIM.
Berry. W Fl. Frazier. +. A. Craig. W.
T. Armstrong and Miss Mamie Bell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. NJ. Henderson.
T. Z. Rlayney. y. e. Davis. F. l.. Nc
Creary. Children-Misscs Flora Arm
strong, Flora Booth, Helen Anderson,
Catherine Shorts, Margaret Grimes,
Margaret Moore. Mary Caldwell.
The following names have been added
TO the executive COMMITTEES: J. 8. At
kinson and Milton Sample. Two new
members have also been added to tho
s0cictY
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Monndsytl1o BrtTG,

Misses Marcella Nauple and Goldle
Long leave this evening for Akron ana
Cleveland. o.. where they viii spend n
two weeks vacation.
Sheriff w +. Clayton was In Fair
mont yesterday attending to business
matters.
Miss Mona sullivan will arrive home
tomorrow from Buckeye Lake. O.. where
she spent n two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ella Rayl. who was Thursday
adIudged insane by tho county lunacF
commission. was removed to the state
asylum ut Weston yesterday afternoon
Two prisoners wore discharged from
the ncnitcntipry yesterday on regular
DISCHARGE. having completed their sem
fences.
Clarence l.. Autin has returned homo
from Canton. g.. wh"r" he spent sew
cral days with friends.
Mrs, Geo. Downs and. daughter Miss
Irrz. and son, Oshourn". left yesterday
for dayton. O.. whore they will spend a
month nr SO with relatives.
tnrl Wnymnn. Of Cameron. spent Fri
day hero with friends.
George F'ratcr, Of Second street. left
las, evening for Cambridge. O.. where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Reg1stratton Lists Out.

Deputy Sheriff Phil Bachman Yester-
day posted several more copies of the
registration. with serial numbers Of
each man registered for Sclcctirr draft.
in the Out-the-Pikc district. The lists
are now ready for inspection ut Bo-
CARDS store at Fulton; George Scibcrts
poolroom ut Elm Grove: the Valley
Grove pnAoffiCr and at Morgan Eros.
hotel near West Alexander. Copies Of
the lists were also posted ut Bowman's
store At Clinton and at Sam Caldwelrs
at West Liberty
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Personals and Briefs.

W. c. Mccall. of Pittsburgh. will
spcnd the weekend with friends IN Elm
Grove.
Mrs. A. /, Lynn. on the Waddngton
farm, has returned home from WISH
at Columbus. q.
Mrs. T. X. Shields and son Tom OIL
Elm Grove. are visiting Mrs. Henry
Shields, Of West Liberty.
Mrs. c. J. McManus. of Chicago. VINO
has been visiting W. +. Carter. or near
Grcrcsyillc, has left for st. CIalrsViHe'
where she spent some time visiting
Miss Ella Mason. of Hrnw"od, Is VS.
,ting friends and relatives In Elm
Grove.
Fred and Joe Armbrust"r. OF rem
naroncoviIlc. O., after motoring to Bell
afro nre now visiting friends in the
pike section ,,.,o
Wilson Scheller Of Elm Grove WHO
had his foot badly mashed about year
oro when a street car ran over rs
bn WAS irving to catch the car. Whlch
was rounding the turn at the o'o''e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
rormcr Local Boy visiting.

Raymond lIawley. former lad Of Elm
Grove. and athlete Of Philadelphia dis
trict high school. is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Try Minor. "f Key avenue: for sew
eral days. Mr. !Iawl"r has been al
tending Ohio STATE. hut received call
from his company Of tn" ohio state
guards. and will l"ar" Sunday for Genr'
gia. where he will go into training. He
is we'll known in the pike section. and
his many friends are glad tn See him
again.
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The hiE government drcdge boat Fri
qunis. fully equipped. has been Mt anchor
just above the Twelfth street ferry alnd-
ing here for the last several days. The
boat IS waiting for the river To recede
sufficiently To expose number of snngs
In the channel near the Ohio shore.
which will he removed. Some dredging
Is also 10 be done in this vicinity.
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men whose ability he knows. and it is
believed that he will be only too glad
to have the services Of any man who
may feel the weight of the AK now be-
ing welded by the new city admins
tratlon.
Sam Moran and Charles Sharp. two
Of the policemen who retired recently,
are already sworn in as deputy shcr-
IFS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Tostoria Resumed July az.

The factory part of the Fostoria Glass
company's plant here resumed opera
lions Monday morning. July IS, follow
ing the annual midsummer shut down.
The factory has been off since the week
Of the Fourth.
The finishing departments OF the big
industry will he operation about the
lhttcr part of the week beginning July
az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Recruiting Guartlsn1eu Hero.

Lieutenant Earl Null. Corporal James
+. Van Dync and Private Bryan VI. West
of the First Regiment. West Virginia
National Guard. are in this city recruit
ing for infantry service. They have Gs-
tablishcd headquarters in tho Callahan
restaurant. jefferson avenue. and will
remain here until the first Of the week.
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Arrested on vasranoy Charge.

Deputy SNcriff /. Q. NermlIIIon veg
terday arrested James Remke OF Elm
Grove an the charge Of violation OF the
anti-yagrancy law. He was taken be-
fore Squire Charles Seibcrt. who con-
tinued the hearing until this evening.
when Remke promised To secure job.
1t is claimed he has not worked in sew
cral weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
QUARANTINE DECLARED
OFF At PATTERSON
1NrANTnE PARALYSIS REGULA-
TONS ARE SUSPENDED OUT
THE-PIKE.
Usual Services VIII Be Held Sunday In
Elm Grove Churches-Other
Pike News.

The quarantine which has been IN
force for the past week around the
town of Patterson has been declared
ended by the officials, AMI the young
people under Ii. who were not allowed
IL 80 into nr out of that town. Will ono"
again he allowed their freedom. Tn"
usual Sunday school and church serN-
ices Of the TWO GOWNS Will h'' held sun
day. The churches allowed no one un-
der Is Ia go In any serYIr" during IN"
quarantine. No new cases Of inrantll"
paralysis have developed in the past
ncpl
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Meet Bsllaire G. A. C.s.

Tho strong Ealuir" Z. y. Is will be
the drawing card III this afternoons
performance at the Elm Grove bal!
park. The Patterson and Elm Grove
nine has been holding practir" several
evenings this week and arc in the
pink Of condition" for the fray this aft
ernoon. Howard or Bob Smith Will be
on the firing lin" for the locals. while
kenne will do the mound work for tho
Ohinans. Morgan will ofiiciatc as arhi-
traitor
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Warrants Must Work.

1t was announced by Squire Seih"r.
Of Elm Grove that tho Migrants nf Elm
Grove must lind work. or il they cant
find work h" will find plrnt of II for
them: lie stated that there are SIX
Young men in town for whom warrants
will be issued on Il vagrancy charge
unless they Srcur" work by Monday.
1t seems that these ynilnS men hay"
not been working since the Manchester
plant closed down. about Il month ago.
The authorities are determined 10 stop
all loafcrS from remaining in town.
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Geo. w. Fisher Funeral.

Funeral services for George w.
Fisher. we'll known farmer of Union
Hill. near Dallar, were held yesterday
morning Il! ll:30 o'clock In the Roney's
Point United Presbyterian church. Rev.
Roy y. Morris. pastor of the church.
officiating. lntcrment followed In the
Most Alexander cemetery.
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Tolan stu H. Large.

Calvin Tnlan. sent up last week TO
serve ten days on the roads on q charge
Of vaErancy. who Thursday escaped
from the road crew ut work in the mar
rows is still at large:
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Elm Grove Juniors,

Tho Elm Grove Juniors will clash
with the Patriotic club of Wheeling on
the Theda grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The locals have been playing a. good
article of ball so far this season. Mar
pls will do the mound work for tho
Elm Grove lads.
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Grove will be held on the lawn sur
rounding the old Stone church on the
Stone church road. tomorrow evening a,
$50. provided the weather permits.
Rev J. p. Leycnberger, pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church. OF South
Mheeling. will deliver the sermon.
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Entertained Ladies' Ala.

Mrs. William Springer Of Sigma Tons
entertained the members Of The Ladies
Aid society If the Philadelphia NJ T..
church at her home yesterday after
noon The ladies enjoyed n delightful
afternoon and at n scaSunablc hour de-
lirinus refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Sustained FRACTURED Arm.

Kenneth Pickett, well known Glendale
youth is suffering with a fractured
right arm sustained Thursday after
noon when the motor Of A Ford truck
he was driving backfired when he at
tcmpted to crank II. The lad Is one of
the South Side Ice company drivers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Another Lawn Feto,

The Elm Grove troops OF Boy Scouts
will hold lawn fete on the Henry
Stein lawn on Kruger street. Patterson.
Thursday evening. The boys are put
ting all their efforts Into the matter to
make il n success.
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At tho Elm Grove NJ. e.

The regular Sunday services VIII nr
held in tho First NJ. T.. church of Elm
Grove tomorrow. Sermons by the pas
tor. subjects. Joyful Christians. and
Has Christianity Failed. il SO What
Next
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Entertained Class.

Miss Elizabeth Farmer of West Alex
andcr entertained the members OF the
r. X. NJ. Class Of the United PrcsbEtc-
rinn church at the homo Of Mrs. John
Hump of that town yesterday evening
The Nupp home wRs arnStical'E Deco
rated and those present spent n very
enjoyable afternoon IN different amuse-
,,ents Refreshments were. served TO
tho following: Mcsdamcs r. NJ. Nc
Crackcn, Wallace Rainrs Charles Dor
SOY and John FIupp; Misses Mary Frs
kine, Mable Potter Elizabeth Scott.
Carrie Westphal. Ruth Lyons. Sarah
C;raudstaft and Elizabeth Farmer.
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Quilting Bss yesterday.

Members Of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society OF the United Presbytc-
RAN church Of West Alexander held q
quilting bee In the church yesterday
afternoon. a large number or inc
ladies spent m enjoyable afternoon IN
work on the quilt. 1t is an autographri
quilt and has been divided into small
SQUARES and small sum Is assessed
ench person who wishes his oh her name
on the Quilt.