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The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
MONEY I'M EGGS.

Eggs are not bankable but the mon
ey from their sale Is This money :.
yours for the effort How do you trea'
the hen that lays the Golden Eggs
r.. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy Wi
keep the poultry IN good condition ant
Increase the yield In eggs. We guaran
tee this and refund your money II no
satisfied For Sale BY All Good Deal
1ra
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
FINALLY SUCCEEDS

Mrs. Jennie shelton. nged fifty-f.ye
wears who attempted suicide Monday
n last week at Ashland oN walAies
into the Ohio river died the fouoM1nf
Thursday morning tom the effects p
pneumonia witch developed fr'nn cA.
posure
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09

The test Of our heroism must come
Some time in every human life this
problem must be decided. That tns
world exists, that stars gleam, tha
flowers bloom. that men live, are mo-
more actual realities in the realm
fact thar that before every one Is
placed the choice Of good or evil 1t Is
within the province Of every indivi-
dual TO say whether his character shal
be luminous or lustreless. And in the
hour when the valley Of decision is en-
tered. and choice must be made, comes
the te st which must determine wheth
er he or she is Of heroic mould. Th'
pathway of human existence is lined
with wrecks of those who could no
stand the test when the supreme hou'
came. When they heard the cal they
could not say Here am /; send me
II may have involved sacrifice which
they deemed it cruelty for them to ot
called upon to make. Why foreGo th'
pleasure of the moment with so little
prospect Of satisfactory substitution
The opportunity lost-then the Ions
period OF regret.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09
.kzMK6lt1!k&W6stelL

Lv. Fort Gay Central Tlmo.)


Lv Fort Gay Central Time)
No. 3--i:is A. m. Daiiy--For Kenova,
Ironton. Portsmouth. Cincinnati. Col
umbus. Pullman Sleepers 70 Cincin-
natl. Chicago and Columbus Conneo-
tion via Chicago and 81. Louis for the
West ana Northwest.
No. 1b--i:0s y. m. Dally--For Column
bus. Cincinnati and intermediate stn-
tions. Pullman Sleeper. Cafe car e
Columbus Connects at Cincinnati and
Columbus for points West.
Lv. zoe q. m, Daily--For William
son. weich. Biuencid. Roanoke. Lynch
burg. Norfolk. Richmond, Pullman
Sieepers. Cafe Car.
1855 p. m. DaIiy-For Williamson.
Welch. Blueheld. Roanoke. Norfolk,
Richmond Pullman Sleeper TO Nor
folk Cafe Car.
Train leaves Kenoya s;ab a. no.
Daily Tor williamson, via Wayne. ana
leaves Kenoya 6s45 p M. for Ports
mouth and local stations. and leaves
Kenoya $3.50 a. M. Daily for columbng
and local stations
For full information apply 70
w. q. BEviLL, PAT ran. Nor.
w. c. SAUNDERS. esnl. Pasa Aps,
ROANOKE. VA.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09


hearts holy of NOTES.-THE royal ar
canum of ,be soul. Get right with
God and do unto others as you would
have others do unto you
What our city needs in 1918, and all
along The weary waste of years--is e
"penteoost of Spiritual Responsibili-
ty:" CLEARER vision of moral ought
ness; a vice like grip on the eternal
and ethical imperative; a fresh bap-
tism of orogherliness; every able hand
faithfully employed at lair compensa-
ton; saintless honesty in every busi'
ness house peace. purity and plenty
h ..yery nome; a va cant jail, tut
schools anil church.. empty lbetter
sun aol saloons; cards and dice re-
iieved from their active service; ev-
cry humbug retired from duty as soon
as their copyrights expire, the papers
Iealizing that many things not known
as news are richly worth attention
and much parading as the news before
a curious public ought TO perish q
foandling oi the inhospitahle doorstep
OF friendless notice; stores closed on
Snnday-giving clerk and proprietor
opportunity for home, sociability read
ing and religion; respee table citizens
so keeping the sabbath and obeying
law -humai, and divine, in letter and
spirit, that the eli inclined of the
community may be shamed into cour-
ses Of law and order or at least find
no encouragement or excavations IN
his violation And finally exalt man
and merit above money; sense aooyc
sensation; enlightment above enter
tainment: conscience sbove cold cal
culation; God above orr greatness
greed or glors For righteousness ex-
altcth a nailon; but sin is a reproach
10 any people.
If these suggestions meet with your
approval viii be pleased to read them
in your Home Circle Department.
A RtA DER.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-11-09

The llttis son of Mr. md Mrs. Joy
Frazier remains quite siek al thei'
home near she falls Of Two Mile
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
Serser.

Sri. Gloa Rotbert bon Stem Sapcr
uno Gbwin gaoe bon bier mllrbei1
om Samstag letter ISOLDE in @elle,
bile, 81, 81 einem gIiidliden Che.
paare bcreinigt. 9ie TeltpermGblter
meroen auf Ser Sarm bes Saters.
Iuauit Babe. brei @eilen iiibIid
bon bier ipobnen. llnicren ber5lih.
item @liidmllni6.
2ouis 9oegcr bon Worriion, NOR
lcttcn Sonntug ncbit Camille bier
gum 9eillh Scr ShniegcrcItcrll, ga.
itor Sol. 0aiss uno Satin.
Die Berger Nlltompbil 60. bat Die
agerltlr fir sic &ictor Illtos fir
6ronflin uno 8usconoHe County
%iihcrnomncn.
@llItau 2obolibc ia. iei1cn Sleiif'er,
loocn bonn Srccic @ch1lloc IN ba, 9.
e. Mutbcrt 8tpIll0c Drrft9t.
Inn 0icnstng fuil sic BERGER
Sdltlc nit cniipred)clecn Scier!iG,-
tciteE sii;n Mbihlub.
Hobt. galtmgacrtncr luno @attin,
ioruic beren Sodtcr, Sri. Carrie, bon
Scrlnann lporcn lcbtcn Sonntoa be.
il6smciic bier.
2eihenbcltattcr &crnlonn @ll,nlcr
mar lebten Wittppd in Ginfnep, Mp.
l,nl bort cine Seitottltne at Ieitcn.
SRI. Bertha @cbcpoDl meilt acacn,
lp1rti9 bier gum 9cilld ibrcr Gltcrn.
Ilta. @abc, mcId)er idlinlm frollf
lpor, bcfinbet iid) micber al,f Scr 9ei.
lerung.
Ealtor 2aiss mar lcetc ISOLDE in
Nebrosfa llll BORT nod icinem 2uno.
eiaentbllm SIT ieben.
SRI. Mnrp Soroerbaic bon Wount
%ernoH, btfilhet iih 3. 3. bier sl,rll
Selu6 ibrcr Ingchorigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
Sccunb Greet.

SRI. Sba Sdrciulnnl hclhlpB ol2
2cbrcrin Scr 9tceie Sdlllc um Sunls.
to9 cincn crfplgrrihcn Scrnlin nit
ciltcr ld)Grcu Sdlllbfcicr. Gic 81.
rcftorcn Scr Sdlrlc bubcn Sri.
Sdrcimann aud fir Den nGd)ltcl
Scrnlin micbcr nngeltcllt.
@altcr Sd)acpcrfocttcr llnO @nt
tin bon Gbiro Greet iparcl1 lcbtcl'
Sonntag gum 9cil,d ibrcr Ncrpono'
fen bier.
Sri. Slorn Songenbcrg, pcld)c nls
2ebrcrin in Scr Shulc bel Stolpc
p0brcnb bcs Sdrlljolrcs tbGti9 mar,
lit micocr bier bel sen GItcrn.
Go. &urrclmcpcr u,D Np. Sirulf
bon Grpip Snllnlp morcn an Sonna
tag beillhsmciic bier.
Nuguit Srinfnonl m1Icr nctcr
HoooboB mar lcttc &odc IlciBl9
boran sic HnnbS IN unicrcm 0iitrttt
olls5l,bciicrn. 9rinfnlonn rer'tcbt c.
Die Nrbritcn nit %prtbcil fitr Die
Hpnbs unb fir Sen Giitrift alls5ll.
fiibrcn.
Sri. Clara 2%ongcnbcr0 mcId)c loll-
gcrc 3eit in Chicago ~bcid)Giti9t mar,
1T oicier Gage miCocr ms Gltcrn.
bollS 5urildgcfcbrt.
Sic Mcbr3obI u"nicrcr 5arnlcr limo
ilciBig boron ibr Corn in Sen @ooel
a1 brin9en.
Srau @n1. Sd)ltltc reiitc lcbtc @o.
dc nod ct. 2oltis gum gcillh BON
Gcrnonbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
ConcertHall, Saturday, May IL
Admission Csc and SOC.
md, boS Sntcrclic ont mciicrcn Scr

mod, bas SntcrciIc ont iucltcrcn Vet
lollf Der ~iciiclnbcn G%r3Gblrng.
Gin id0ncs 2ieb: oE&m Mai," bon
IS. 8. Sud-, mo bic hlitiac HGticl.
cdc, ioipic ollcrclci 5llr 9cluitiguna
llnb Wclcbruno Der &icincu, bitten
nngcncbmc lln%tcrbultlung fir bcn
gon3cn SomilicnfrciS.
Der bol,slpirtldoftlid)c Cell bictct
cine Silllc bon Anrcallngcn III lcllc'
item Torlogcu gu moberncr CONNER.
fIcibuna fir Sanncn nn0 &inocr,
nci,cn Mllltcrn 81 moocrncn 'Natel.
orbcitcn mo pcrid)icbcncn biIbid)cn
Stidcrricn, sic lid hllrd) lcid)tc mo
ihncll %i0rocrnhc NltSfilbrun0 aus
5cid)ncn.
Gcr1cr cntbGlt boS Ncit aud cine
Mcn1c crprpbtcr Mc5cptc iilr Die
Sriiblingsioicl nlO ollcrlcl Dor
id,IGac I'M CONNER. NnNcrc 9tubri-
fen. ipic: Gas SdlatfGitlcin proftia
idcr @infc," YNols uno SERB"
.Stinmcn aus Dem Eclcrfrcilc,"
,@ricifoitcn Scr Mcboftion" uno
.9&cr illdt Gcrmanotc unb @cform'
re-" trngcn ol,d Dicl bo5ll bel, oiclcs
@cit 5u cincnl bcionbcr5 bll'rcld)ell
filr bic So%llsfrolt 81 9citnltell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
&crrcnfnnacu nnb Mnitrcngnngcn.

Sloon's Eminent cllticrnt ld)ncll
sic Sdmcr5cn bel Ncrrcnfllngcn, PIN
ltrcn0lriocn un0 Tcrltolltltngcl
nit mcben Ml1sfcln. Cine reinc mo
flare 6liiiiiafcit, lcidt ail5lmcnocn
obnc Ginrcibcn ulb 5icbt ldncll Gin.
Sloun's ointment fGrbt Die @ol't
nid,t uno fiillt Die Eorcn nid)t ME
idnlicriac Dele uno Tilalter. Sllr
rbcunuotii6c Sdmcr5cn, gtellralgle.
@id1t ul,o 2enbcnpcb i~olltet SIR Ole.
les bcforntc Wtittcl an Son0 bahcn.
Tiir bic Sd)mlcr5cn Der Grippe ll1ln
nnd) on~geItrcn0tcr Irbcit gcp1Drt cS
lduncllc 2%inbcrun9. Nci allen Npn.
tDcfcrn 81 % Gents. (Aop. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
9 ~ 8.

0crntann GcbmCrt bot bon 3. s.
&oellcr in &crmann eiren Si,tcrno-
tionol Gornpflonaer gefo,it.
6rou Getcr @oIs uno Sodter iino
am 0icnstoa bon ibrcln naf Hcbras.
ia Gitp, Ncb. untcrnpmmcncn DC
i,hSreiie micber mcbIbeboltcn suriid
acfebrt.
Wife 9oei6 belpirtbctc Iettell
Sonntaa cine arobe In5obl Gohbar1
mo Sreunbe.
Snrit Bros. wclde o,tf Ibolpb
@iebers Sorm @auboI5 idnittcn, ia.
ben ibre arbcit poIlcnoct. gtmo
10000 Sub 9retter lino 9olfcn mlir.
ben seidet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
3 0 s b d m.

Serbert Sdymitt bat lettc ISOLDE
Den slntbeil oes Sranf &icfc In
Storesei61fte babicr falflid ilber.
nommen. SEER Hiefe miro mad
@oiebub iiberlieocln, no CT Gin anoc'
res StoreeeidGft gefallft bat. @il
-ipiiniden beibcn iuneen &allflcutcl
beitcn Grfolg.
Serb. 9rnllm fam1 lcbtcn Conn
tag bierbcr Inn Srcunoc III Der fril:
beren Seimatb 3u bei,lden.
SRI. Clara Shnitt lit lcbtcn Mpn.
tag bon ct. 2ouis 5uriidgefchrt uulf
miro ilber sen Snnnlcr bier hlcibcn
8eltern fnno in Der @obnung bon
Srit Silgenltochler lnb @ottin, biC
Srou,,ng ocren Sod)tcr, SRI, Store
nit @nl. $. Ecters ltatt. Gic fcicr.
libc Sanolung luurbc burd) Eaitol
9rllnccbler bon Scr bieiigcn cpongl
STRIDE i'm 9eiiein scr NnacbGrigcl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
Stolp c.

llnicre Snrnlcr inn ullc Ilcibig nit
bcnl &orupilan5cll bcidlGftiQt. Die
@ci5cnfclocr in oicIcr llnNcgcnb
luiicu nod picl 81 milnld)cn ilbrig.
Glide Sclbcr lpcrbcn iult gor fcinC
Grnte gebelr.
Sic SduIc inl Scope Iiitrift lei.
crtc untcr Der i1bi9cn 2citlrlg boz
Sri. Sloru 2on9cnbcr9 am lester
Trcitog ibrc Shlubieicr. Gin lido
mes Trpgrunl mllrbc ollsaciilbrt. 9it
Hra0uirtcn &laiic bcltullo nrH Den
iolaenbcn: @nt. Silln 9tprno &cl
Ter, Guacnc Sd)oriicr.
Iic biciiNc Somtogsidrllc mltA
ibr ni~csiGbrj9ca Son1to0idNnlfclt olI'
&innncliobrtstugc, Den II. MtGl
iclcrn.
llnicrc Wcnncin0c crm1blic lEc0.
:. Sillp gum Iclc9otcn 5ltr Glltrltt-
Gonfcrcn5. mcIfc ON =. Mnl, III ct.
2puis togcn miro.
Scrlnorm Micntr uno camille uol'
&crulalln briltdltcn oll lcbtcn Sonn
tuo ibrc Gltcrr, 6ruil5 &uidcl Hlh
Somilie.
@n1. Scope If. bc: nit Nrr1unnl
Scope Snrm inl MOrtlIon "ottolr
fir $4,000 gCfouft.
Ncnrp Cndcn ~prrfnuitc !tttc g$ndlc
% fcttc ShpCiuc an Gacor Gctnncr
in Morriion, mofiir CT ctpo3 !ihcr
$4,000 crbiclt. Gin id)orcr Croft.
Scrruonn Nilgcnitcrblcr iii 4tNcllf
lid fronf. Noficntlid) miro bolo
Weiicrung cintrctcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
Sas rotc @plb.

Inter oicicnl Eitcl hCrid)tct Der all
bclicbte @criniicr @ilbclnn 6. 2ollhc
in Ser chen eridicncncn Wnimmmcr
Der 0cltidcn &ouSirou in Wilmoli
fee, isis, iibcr oic Ginorilfe, mclde
err bel cincIn 0cilf scr @olorcgion III
2co6, Gflobomn cnpfanacn. S1l
rcd)t onihonlid1cr @ciie ifilbcrt CT
Sen Gerlouf Scr @olOgcpinnlrng nott
iuin5iacn MGrnd)m I'M Snnoc bis gum
fertiacn Wolobnrrcr. Son onocrel1
Irtifcln in Oicicr Nlnntcr iino SIT
ncnncn: SauItricrtc Gbronif Der
53cit, @iloer ans Der @cihidte Ilnc'
rifos bon Or. g. q. Zimmerman,
0i1t uno @ciirnoGcitSpflc9e uno Der
@nrtcn I'M Wai. IN Gr5ohlungcn
ncrbiencn sic bilbihe 8cididtc
nYfineiten" bon 6. Srifcbcrg nno
.erinncrungen elmer Sausfrai, bonn
2anoe," G~rlp1bnung. llno cine lpci'
tere S%ortIetrng ocs GpntanS: "0ic
&rieasbroltt," erbobt iucnn nloglid'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

llnb pieIen Srcllnbe poll5ogcn. Serr
8etcrs lit in abortion, no bas illnge
@ralltpoar mobnen miro, als S6mieo
ctablirt. 8ir entbieten ben Neuper.
m1bltcn unieren bersliditen Slid
munih.
Hoh nie iparcn ulierc &oaos in
10 i6Gnem llnb fabrbarem 3uitanoe
als iie es jest iinb uno ba5u bat oas
S6leppen (0raggine) berielben biel
bciSutragcn. @ir bpffcn oaB fiinf-
tigbin oas Dragging nad jebcm
idpcrcn &cgcn ecihcbcn miro unb
bic Splge miro icin bab unicre &oooS
ilnrler better ipcrben.
%ltnicrc Sfrlc folnn,t an Cans.
tog, sen %. Mpril gum NbihlllB. Tic
@roouircnbcn bcs 8. Grades iinb:
Stcllo lltbc, &iIba Getting, Scrmol
Gifcrnlonlt, Clarence SoCotnlaln,
@cnjonnin Slider, George Hbobuis
l,nb eugene McDcr.
-Mbonniert allf bas Serntarner.
WnIfshIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

@cinl QurdGcbcn icircr Yicroc
luuroc Sn@. :. Soft, non scr Smcns.
pile gindhnrifnit. aus icincnl
@u99p 1tiNlcuhcrt linN crbcblid) per
lett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

Ils Hcp. u. i. llpboif in @luno.
anl Sonntog icin Alltonlobil rid.
mGrts olls Der @uro9c lcrftc, iibcr.
fllbr CT icin 5mcijGbrigcs Sodtcrd,cn,
melhcs bintcr Der Wuidinc itonb.
0us &ino mlrbe g%ctGotct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

Srau Mabcl StcCn bon ct. 2nltis
bat 10 Ndcr 9ono mcitlid) bon NcN
9iro an ". !. ellis fir 1915 pcr.
faift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

2ic Sd)ulc I'M Nicl Tiitrift, nobc
9rcfc, lam 9citcrn gum 9IbidluB
nit ocn ilbIidJcn 6cierliffcitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

2as &~rcisgcrid)t miro an ii. Wfoi
81 leinem rcgelmGbigcn Scrnlin in
Situ1g t~rctcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

Gin S6bndcu bcS Mug. &cttpiB
rmb Satin ppll Nlanb lit om 10.
Ipril I'M 5ortcn Nltcr ppn cincmr
Snbr Q%cItorbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27
$!i;S Sem Gunnin.

$!i;S oem Gunnfn.
2as &rcisaerid)t miro an ii. Moi
81 leinem rcgclmGbigcn Scrnlin i'll
Sibung ~trctcll.
2ic SdJuIc I'M Nicl Tiitrift, nobc
2rcfc, fam acitcrn gum sIbldpluB
nit ocn ilbIifcn 6cieriidfcitcn.
Srau Nt0bcl Stccn bon ct. 2oltis
bot 10 NdCr 2ano mcitlid) bon RcN
@iro an y. !. ellis fir 1915 pcr,
fault.
Gin S0bndcu bCs Mug. &rttpiB
nnD @ottln bon Nlnllb lit ON -.
Ipril I'M 5ortcn NItcr non cincnl
Snbr QcItorbcn.
60. NCoocn uno Sri. Slorn Iic
Simmer. bcinc pnn @IonN, crhicltcn
lcttc Mpdlr IN llniou enc Mcirotha
2i5cns oltsQcitcIlt.
@cim Gurdgcbcn icincr Eicr6c
luuroc \In@. :. Soft. pon scr Smcns.
pile 9tadNorihnit, aus icincnl
@ll99D 0ciNlcuncrt unN crbcblih pcr
lett.
Die Niirgcr bon Nlnllb bobcll be
ifloiicn an rlGditcn Sonstoo. ocll
%. NpriI, cine 9rnbc 2opolitGta
Seicr 81 rcrnnltnltcn. Tronf y. Snr.
ris bon Steclpillc miro sic @ollpt
rebc boltcn.
Nls Hcp. u. i. llpbcif in @luno,
an Sonltog icin alltonlobil rid
mGrts olls Der @oroec lcnftc, ilbcr-
fubr or icin 5pcijGbrigcs Sodtcrd,cn.
mel6cs bintcr Der Waidinc itonb.
Ous &ino mlrbe ectGotct.
Die @ooomcn 2ogc pon Scu pre-,
bigt nidt ollcin briiocrlidpc 2icbc,
ioil0ern ilbt bicielbc nllf in profti.
id)cr @ciic. 2cttc ISOLDE bcgnbcn lid
ollie Mit9licbcr our Sarm cincs
2oaenbruncrs no tic fir heniclben cis
men eroBcn Sorrotb @ola bodtcn nno
Inn in onocrcn Mrbcitcn bcbiilllid)
naren.
Die Gountpridtcr mnrcn ON Mon-
tag als Court Of Ippcols i'll Situng
Inn gcldipcrocn clltgcgcn 5lt ncprleil
ilbcr Sic nel,lid, pnll ibnen genlod)tc
Grb0bllng bcs aiiriimcnts. Nur CHI
2anoeigcntbiimcr cridien llll1 @crui,
l1ng gcgcll bic Grb0bllng bcS Stclcr
ipcrtbes cill3urcid)cn, lnlo 5lpnr @n.
Sdpiltc ociicn III Ndcr IN Sctt, ~,
Slpp. 43, II. 6 Damn bon $4,000 ollT
$500 hcrobgcictt muroc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

60. NCo0cn uno Sri. Sloro Ntr
Simmer. bcihc Don Wlon0, crhicltrn
lcttc @odc in llnion cine Ncirotha
2i5cns Qlts0ritcllt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-27

-Mbonniert altf bas Sern1anner.
T~olfsblatt.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-04-12

superb. The people were greatly de-
lighted with it. Services nextSunday
both morning and evening. Preaching
by the pastor. A cordial welcome
awaits you.
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church-The
first Sunday after Easter, April Is. 1917
-9:i5 a. m, Holy Communion; 1890
a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon;
Has a. m, Sunday School and Bible
Class; 500 p. m, Evening Prayer and
Address. At the evening service will
start a curse o addresses on the
Episcopal Church, the first one being
on the question How many churches
are there?" AFTER the evening service
there will be a meeting of all the men,
bers and of all those who are interested
in the growth of the church to consider
the building of a new church building
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-04-12
From the Register
TWENTY-FIVE Years Ago

y =
Mrs. G. r. Hunt returned from Chica-
go Saturday.
Jas. A. owen has returned from his
trip to Wisconsin.
John Zeigler is enlarging and reft-
ting his grocery store.
Mrs. f. n. Aldrich is suffering from
a severe attack of q%uinsey.
John Hargrave has been assisting
in the Bank of Brookings during the
past week.
Attorney c. G. Sherwood, of Clark,
was attending to legal matters in
BroOkings last Saturday.
Another heavy rain visited this sec
ton Sunday, continuing through the
night and all day Monday.
Jas. Severson has secured a position
in a Duluth clothing house. Mr.. Sever
son is a good salesman and a genuine
rustler for trade.
d. II. Campbell writes that the opera
ton performed upon his little daugh-
ter was successful and that he may be
expected home next week.
George M%orehOuse, cashier Of the
Bank of Bookings, was confined to his
room the past week with a sever at
tack of tonsilitis but IS able to be at
his post of duty again.
Hon. j. c.. Cummins of lakewood was
in the city last Tuesday. He reports
that his daughter, Mrs. Washington
Bunday, who has been seriously i'll
for some time, as slowly recovering.
Chas. Nicholson last week sold his
farm in Trenton township to w. s.
Sayers, formerly of Hand county, for
1880 cash. The farm is located eight
miles southeast of Bookings.
G. w. Pond has sold his residence to
w. II. Dinehart of White. Mr.. Pond in
company with A. p. Hird has purchas-
and will erect a handsome residence
on the same in the spring.
Friends and neighbors to the mum.
Der of fifty gathered at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blggar, in the town
of Trenton, last Wednesday evening,
March Sd, to assist in celebrating the
fifth anniversary Of their wedding.
Those present report a splendid time
and a most enjoyable occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Biggar were the recipients of
some very substantial tokens of their
esteem.
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CHURCH NOTES


The items in this column are furnished
the Register by the press correspondents
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same privi-
leges in the use Of this column.
First Presbyterian Church-Next
Sabbath morning the theme of the SER
NOR will be: Personal Responsibility
in Matters Religious" This will be a
study of the human side in the de-
velopment of Christian character. In
the evening there will be the service of
song with a short sermon on: "The use
of the power of vision" We try to
make our services practical for daily
living. We try to help you to believe
more and to appreciate more of the
beauty of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
of these services.
Methodist Church-We had a hig day
last Sabbath. Big crowds morning and
evening. The Easter program by the
Sunday school was splendid. The can
tata by the choir in the evening was
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tered a heavy vote against the PROPOSE.
ton it was omitted from the new plat
drawn for this election. A prohibition
order has been served upon Supt.
Elliott A Parker restraining him from
issuing an order of consolidation. The
complaint was made by Isaac Isaacson,
ct. al, with Skinner & Campbell,
~Castlewood, their attorneys. In the
order it is alleged that the petition did
not contain sufficient qualified signers;
that the routes were net shown; and
that an independent district could not
consolidate with a common district.
The date of the hearing is set for
April 8. 1917, at Clark, S. d., before
Hon. c. G.. Sherwood.
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Wanted-Good clean cotton rags

Wanted-Good clean cotton rags
If it is electrical-we have it. Hey
mer Electric Shop.
The "vaculoss" carbon paper sold
at the Register office.
E. A. Wing has purchased a lot neal
the Bunday home and will erect a fam
lily residence on it this summer.
Misses Birdie and Eddie Critics left
Saturday for Watertown where they
expect to go to work in a restaurant.
Miss Kate Caldwell of Dawson
Mimi, spent her Easter vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Peter Caldwell, in
the city.
julius. Eng of Clark was here Friday
on his way to Flandreau to visit his
parents over Sunday. He is a druggist
at Clark.
The Void Construction Co., has
force of men at work on the new
court house at Clear Lake and hope tc
finish it by fall.
Mrs. l.. G.. Borst received word las,
week that the nine months old baby 81
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Glen Bryant, former
Brookings people, had died at their
home at David City, Nebraska.
Consult the foot specialist at Giles
pie & Rogers shoe store during Friday
and Saturday of this week. Attend his
free illustrated lecture Friday night al
the store. See the ad on page seven
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Selix enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitmore
of Minneota, MINI. Mrs. Whitmore
is a sister of Mrs. Selix. The Whit
mores expect to make Brookings their
future home.
The old "Toliver House" has disap
peared, the last of the framework go
ing down Friday under the hammers
of the carpenters. This is m of the
old landmarks, being the first hotel in
the city in the early pioneer days.