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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-10
PersonaIs.

] r.. Timms, cashier Of tho Bank
Of Warrington, and son Rowland
have returned from a business trip Il
Pittsburgh.
Nos. Guy s. Furbee and sister, Mis-,
CHAPMAN, of Nebraska, were visitor
in Fairmont yesterday.
Rev. F. M. Malcolm. OF Farming.
ton, was visitor IN the city Thurs.
day.
Miss Stella Wells wasa visitor IN
Fairmont yesterday.
Ensign Luther Cottrill, a local hoy
In the U. S. Transport service. has
Just completed his twelfth trip acros,
the Atlantic. His boat, the Frederick
brought home seven thousand sol.
diers the last trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Davis received
word yesterday OF the Hines sof thei,
J son Bert, of the o. s. Navy, who re.
Gently underwent an operation 70,
appendicitis on board the U. s. a
President Grant while en- route from
Europe. Ot-'
Mrs. U. H. Debendarfer and daugh.
ter Madge were Fairmont visitors on
Thursday.
ShalAeS Euup ana Earl CrOu6er
local. boys lately returned from over.
seas service, arrived home yesterday
morning from Camp Dix, where they
received their discharge.
John Pitner, who has seen fifteen
months overseas service with the Me.
chanics regiment of the First Air ser.
vice, returned to his home here YES.
terday.
g. A, snodgrass has returned from
a visit in Wheeling.
Work at the Bowers Pottery COM
pany plant was resumed Thursday az
ter having been closed down for
about three weeks.
Ernest Burnett, of Pennington,
was visitor in the city on Thursday
evening.
J: B. Youst, of Glover Gap, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. S. E. Phillips, who has been
attending meeting of the eMthodist
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
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Mss Like Wright was shopping IN
Fairnont Thursday.
Miss Nina Sheets was in Fairmont
Thursday.
Mrs. Atrial Pigot was visiting friend
N Fatrmont Thursday.
Mrs. L. B. Tenant and children
were visiting Mrs. Tenants father
Mr.. Davis OF near Anna6elle Thursday
Rev. Malcombe was a business Wis.
itor in Warrington Thursday.
Misses Mary and Della Newman of
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Charles Hess Died.

Charles Hess, former resident Of
this vicinity, died at his home near
Cadiz, Ohio, on Tuesday Of this week.
He was married and leaves wife and
two children. The remains were
brought here yesterday and taken to
the home of his brother, Frank Hess,
on Teyerbaugh. from whose residence
the funeral was held this morning at
0so'clock.
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Royal Welsh Concert Comapny.

The Royal welsh Concert company
Will sing at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Saturday night, May II.
the company as 1t will appear here is
made Of three persons of the original
company. who estcaped when the
Lusitania was destroyed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-10

Charles Phillips returned from
Wheeling oMnday driving a new Cad
dilae touring car. Mr.. Phillips was
the owner of the first car in Manning
ton. He built IT himself at the Chas.
Phillips Tool company shop and it
was porbably the first automobile
built in the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-10

At First Presbyterian = Oh. L. S.
Strickland. professor of Philosophy at
the West Virginia University, VIII
have charge OF the services OF the
First Presbyterian church Sunday.
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Returned From serrice.

George Toothman, who recently re-
turned from overseas service, is home
Off q visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Toothman, of Hough Addi-
ton. He saw service in st. Mihiel
and the Argonne.
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ACCENTS Position.

Norval Waugh, formerly of this
city, has accepted a position with
Bradstreet's Branch Agency at
Wheeling. Mr.. Waugh returned from
Army service some time ago, having
been stationed at lumber camp in
Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-10

Presbyterian church are entertaining
At six o'clock dinner IN honor Of Mrs,
Hanna, a returned missionary from
Siam. who speaks at the church this
evening.
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Attended WEDDING.

Mrs. Charlie Morgan has returned
from Pittsburgh where she attended
the wedding OF her nephew, Harold
EyIneT OF Warrington and Miss Helen
Baton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Reese, Of
Downs, have received word of the
safe arrival Of their son, Private Earl
Reese. at New York from overseas
service. He was with the Seventy
seventh New York division.
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Moved.

Mrs. Bert Morris and family have
moved from the yeach property recent
~ bought OF Bert Guthrie on Willie
avenue.
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Returned Home

Mrs, A. B. Loughling has returned
from Monongah where she was called
by the sickness and death Of her faith.
er, B. F. Watkins.
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WASHINGTON
Mothers' Day Sermon
Mr.. Hanes will i

sy. Mr.. Hanes will preach a
bthers' Day" sermon at the Chris
inch urch Sunday morning. In the
evening he will speak on "Uncashed
Checks on the Bank Of Heaven" Z
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New Son,

oBrn Wednesday, May Z, to Mr..
and Mrs. Edeson Federer, at their
home on Monroe street, a son.
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Reuaht PronertY,

Lee Toothman has bought the olo
store building Of Hagerty and Fetch.
er on Main street. He expects to re-
move the old building and builds a
fine brick one.
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5O7 MARKET STREET
room modern home, lot 38x115 feet Easy Terms
1O4 DIAMOND STREET. CLOSE m

room cottage, all modern conveniences, large sun
parlor, garage and lot 34134 $500 cash and balance
by the month.
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To pennsyIyania.

Mrs. George Hellems is visiting her
aged mother in law in Washington,
Pa.
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HARRINGTON
BOUGHT Farm,

George Monroe has purchased the
farm OF Mrs. Lottie Bayne and Mrs.
Julia Shuttle on Helens Run and has
moved his family there.
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Entertains
The Park Westminster Guild Chap
ter and the Westminster Circle of the
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HALE ACRE
YOUR OPPoRTIINTTY.

4 room Cottage 6O7 Palatine avenue two block
from Car ne at Morgan Grosss Store good home car
be made out of this property $780, $1,000 cash and bal
13ce monthly.
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"a aauua3auuaauuu uxu1uuuuuxs
/ Confidence,
vi B. Harr
SOB MARYLAND AVENUE
condito aoe Of slx rooms good finish and in fine
Ioo feet, level and well improved Price $4,000
COTTAGE CENTER STREET
Near Locust avenue, room cottage house and large
lot for $1,000 NNe a-'o 90 "
MT. VERNON AVENUE HOME.
Old home cheap, in need of repair this pronert, s
bargain at $3.50 Make engagement to look it over
NEAR GRAFTON ROAD AND WILIETvys POTTERY
Large home and two lots. Price $2125-good cash g
payment and very easy terms for balance Must sell Quick
owner desires to go to farm
HOS LOCUST AVENUE.
~ Sfoom modern home on Locust avenue and car line.
52O-OGDEN AVENUE-52O
Modern House for roomers or large family in waIk-
ing distance of business and Main street The nric
S6OO0-which is less money than it would cost to hid
the houses large roomy rooms finished in hardwood
z basement rooms making 10 rooms in all.
Sl0O-SAITERFIELD STREET HOUSE-S1OO
Cash down, just to show that you mean business
then small monthly payments whatever you agree to
pay foR rooms and lot about 50x1OO feet being the
house on the lower side of Sattered street and next to
the corner house and State street extended
EAST PARK COTTAGE.
5 rooms and bath-the lowest priced house in East
Park must sell on Monday or Tuesday Of next week,
modern cottage, cellar. and good corner lot $25OO
MISCELLANEOUS HOMES
Handsome Brick home, Walnut avenue $1D5DU
Modern Groom frame house, Virginia avgnne S45DD.
. J 8room frame house, Locust avHnue-SaDUD
Large frame house, South Side, $1,000
Handsome home East Park avenue, $500.
Handsome brick hume Maple avenue SS5ID
Eropm frame house, Ogden avenue, $550O
Columbia Street Home, $2850
IL Modern frame house, overlooking the Mnnur1parea
River, $500
LIBERTY BONDS OF ANY ISSUE AND WAR Saw
INGS STAMPS RECEIVED IN PART PAYMENT At
PAR ONSANY PROPERTY ADVERTISED.
SPpOs1te Your rent obligation is greater
Court House than your purchasing Obligation.
> pbnna F9o1 Levi B. Harr.
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25 ACRE FARM.

On Monongah road, Grant District, room house,
young orchard now bearing. Being the first house on
the left on the road leading from Monongah Hill road
to Hile's Mines.
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OHIO-FOR SALE OR TRADE-FARM

Trade for Fairnont real estate, 240 acresTof land
about Is of TIMBER Is acres powed 100 acres
grazing blue grass so acres meadow, ali can be worked
with with. machinery Two miles to railroad three
fifteen miles to Defiance fifty mesto Toledo 10 miles
to Chicago Fine home, thirteen rooms tenant houses
out-buldlngs only firstclass properties considered
4ROOM COTTAGE.
Lot 8Ox12O feet, located WiIletts avenue No GIL
This is very near factories in Kick
man om Rn valley y sooe good lots for
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NORVAL STREET.

Five rooms, modern cottage, bath and large porch
slate roof lot 40 feet wide and fronting Nova street. 80
feet. Price $500.
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7O4 PALATINE AVENUE
4O6 MURRAY AVENITE

Groom cottage, cellar, lot 40xl20 feet.
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520-OGDEN AVENTE-520

oAV-OOOELN ANENUE-5ZU
Modern House for roomers or large family, in WALK
ing distance of business and Main street The price Is
S6OC0-which is less money than it would cost to build
the houses large roomy rooms finished in hardwood
basement rooms making 10 rooms in all
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Il.
5rooms and BATH lot 4O10O feet, fine location Cash
payment down and $4,000 monthly This house is newly
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Cash down, just to show that you mean business
then small monthly payments whatever you agree e
pay, foR rooms and lot about 5010O feet being the
house on the lower side of Satteed street and nex
the corner house and State street extended.
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COTTAGE, CENTER STREET
!, MT. VERNON AVENUE HOME.
{ HOS LOCUST AVENUE.

9 room modern home on Locust avenue
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Roon Modern Home, fronting State street and
running back to thirty foot street Lot 4Ox115 feet be-
ing the large yellow house next to Keeners store Price
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EAST PARK COTTAGE.

5 rooms and bath-the lowest priced house in Eas
Park, must sell on Monday or Tuesday of next week
modern cottage, cellar, and good corner lot $500
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FAfRMONT LOTS.
STATE STREET.

EdgmontF cPpgher to car line and paved road $500.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-18
BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Pau
line Beasily was in Honey Grove
last week.
Mrs. Georgia Cavers and Miss Tide
nola Williams were in Dallas Sunday.
Mrs. Aggie Jordan has returned
from San Antonio.
There is quite a deal of sickness,
it is keeping DR.. A. H. McRuf1n
busy.
Mrs. Henry M. Cutler of Oklahoma
City, is here at the bed side Of her
sick children.
Mrs. Jim Baily of San Antonio
has been visiting Mrs. Aggie Jor-
dan ,she returned home Friday.
Master Tommie Mckee is in Ok
lahoma Visiting relatives.
Rev. J.. ID. johnson was at his
church Sunday at Macedonia.
Mr.. Corprew left Sunday for Mt.
Pleasant
Rev. T. e. Higgs was in Denison
last week on business.
Prof. w. u. Johnson is teaching
school at Dodd City.
Mrs. Hattie McGill is visiting in
Sherman.
Mr.. Richard Elliott and wife have
returned from Camp Travis.
Miss Oleyia Burns left last week
for Gainesville.
Mrs. Anna Stanford of Detroit
Mich, is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Peter Naples.
Mrs. Louis Bennett, Mrs. Annie
GARRETT are both quite ill.,
Revs. Carr and T. e. Higgs, Lynch
]. A. Swami all report nice services
Sunday.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas. Jan. 16.-We are
glad to report that Rev. j. w. Jack
con is up again after being down 8
weeks with Influenza Miss Dora viii
liams left Sunday night for Dallas
after spending the Aolidays with
home folks: Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood
Washington enterselned with New
Years dinner. Lev. ). J. Deloney
Rev. W. NJ. Short, Rev. Cieoge e.
person, Bro. A. Daris, Sllter Terry,
Sister Wells, Mrs. Nettie winkley
and Mrs. Rosie Griffin. Service at
Baptist church SUNDAY was excellent.
Rev. Deloney preached fror the sub
ject which read thus: who are
Kept by the Power Of God Through
Faith Unto Salsatioh.' Peter rs.
He preached from the sullress OF his
soul. Every heart was made to re-
joiee. sunday night had good old
timn covenant meeting. Money raised
S22 !, Prof Baptist made some an
nouncement that the PARENT Teach
er Association would NEE. IA Joint
session with the Council OF Defense
and urged each patron OF the school
to be present Thursday night al Enon
Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Omal
ewell received a telegram from their
son, Hosea, that he was hontrably
discharged and was on his way home
The auxiliary band No. 4 met with
Mrs Carrie jackson, lars Malisss
Black, the president Is certainly
bringing things to pass, Her motto
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, Jan. 16.-Mrs. China
Sapp left this week for Baltimore,
Nd, where she will Join her hus-
band, Mr. Archie Sapp. Rev. H. c..
Mccormick, pastor of New Zion Bap-
fist church. near Tyler, is bringing
things his way. This being his first
pastorate. plans are laid for new
church, He is also one young
preacher that read our paper regu-
larry. Mrs. Augie Johnson, wife of
Rev. r. j. Johnson of North Tyler
is little better this week for more
than four weeks. She has been very
low. Her mother and sister, Mrs.
George Moore and Miss Johnnie
WINFIELD we're called to her bed
side and are still with her. Mrs.
Augie Briscoe, Mr.. Major Morgan are
yet on the sick list. Rev. ]. M.
Lydia of Troupe conducted a rally
for Rev. jeff Brown last week and
raised $165.00 and added five mem
bers to the church.
Miss Lqttia Manly, teacher of Hope
Cass at Bethlehem B. Y. P. u. has
put her class in the lead in number
and finance.
Hon. W. e. King is billed for Tyler
Feb. 28. Hear him at the st. James
c. M. Il. church. Mr.. John Long
now employed at Alto was home this
week on business and to see his
family.
Mrs. Charlie Quihly has returned
from parts in New Mexico, where
she spent the Christmas.
Mrs. Minnie Franklin after spend
ing a long time in Paris is at home
again.
Mr.. Lewis Hall is still doing bust
ness on Erwin street He leads.
Mr.. Murrah of Tucker, Texas, was
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Van were re-
married Christmas and will live in
Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. Harvey White has ON hand
plenty Of charcoal. 1876 E. Houston.
See him.
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Second baptist Church.

Dr. S. Montgomery, Pastor.
Sunday school is moving onward
Each teacher tries to make their
class the banner class. At IL a. M
Rev Jas. A. Kelly preached a pow
erful sermon from Rev. Al, subject,
THE Call Of the Holy Spirit" We
are always glad TO have Rev. Kelly
with us. He is a power behind any
pulpit Baptising at p. M, many
were out B. Y p u. service at
6 D. m. were excellent and large
crowd was present. Miss A. Block
er's solo and Mr. Maxey's talk were
excellent and gave us new inspira-
ton at D. m. Or. montgomery
spoke to packed house. Many
visiting ministers were present. Our
rally every second Sunday is proving
a success. The ten club leaders are
doing their bit. Amount raised
$237.25. Friday night closed n IL
day revival by our pastor. This was
4 SUGGEST about ten persons united
with the church. We are preparing
to entertain the board Of directors
OF the Baptist General Convention
January 1916.
Sick listed: Sister Kyser and
Garrett at Providence Sanitarium;
Sister ]. v. marshall at her home.
Rev. P. r. Esther, one Of our faith
full members passed from this life
to other side last week. 1t has been
well said that he was in class by
himself when 1t COMES TO standing
no for right We will on > cherish
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is planned ssd theu work with your
plan. The members OF ST. Paul
G. NJ. Z. church highly appreciated
the leadership OF this dear woman.
The reporter doeg not aim to stop
until she gets The Express in every
Colored home In town, also she is
placing 1t In the home Of number
OF the white friends in town, who
say IL is a fine paper to be edited
by the Colored people of the South.
Among the subscribers was Mr..
Goode Hunt, ] year, Atlanta. Texas,
Route /. box 46.
Don't fail to see the reporter when
yon want TO place your ad In the pa
per. You can find her at any time
on 1877 Goree street. Sunday school
at First Baptist church Sunday was
fine. The old folks class is yet
leading in collection. Atlanta has
been well visited the past week by
corners and goers on account Of
the International Street Carnival in
town. Little Jewel Richardson was
burned almost to death last Tuesday
evening, last report was she was
resting nicely. She is the grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas.
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entertaining Of our boys who have
been In training camp and on the
battle field of France. The enter
tainment will be at the residence of
Mrs. Sally Alexander, big time is
expected.
Mrs. Katie Holmes and Mrs. Laura
Steward have returned from a pro-
longed trip to Beaumont. Galveston
and Houston.
The following are the names of
new subscribers: S. A. Woodland,
Henry Hopkins. George McClintock.
Larkin Pitt, Peyton Robinson. w. J..
Lewis, Hamp Johnson, J. w. Lands,
M. J. Johnson, q. j. Written, Henry
Brooks, Rissie Martin. J. w. Jeffer-
son, J. H. HUFF and Daniel Gooden.
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WHARTON.

Wharton, Tex Jan. 16.-lThe re-
porter visited ti,c Mother Zion Bap-
fist Sunday school and was made to
feel glad the wey that Sunday is
progressing.
Rev. Bouldin came IL from Hous-
ton to fill his pulpit and did fill
II. He took TO- his text: "He That
Is Greater Than / Ras Done Great
Things for me" The LossTs sup
PEI was administered and ire way
tn, pastor acquitted himself was a
credit to our race. In the afternoon
in company with Rev. Ferguson I'VE
sped to Glen Flora, small, but
flourithing surDurban town of Whar-
ton and there Rev. Ferguson preach
ed a noble sermon. He preached
with such force that we were all
made to feel glad. The people OF
Glen Flora say from the way they
subscribed hat the Express is the
paper.
We ara glad to sec Mr.. A. P. Boone
back with us again ne has returned
from Atlanta, where he has been
in government service. Mrs. A. p
Boone and daughter, Miss 1icharc
have also returned. The good peo-
pie Of Wharton are fixing I'D for the
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CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, Jan. 16-The in
fluenza is raging here again so that
the health authorities had all public
meetings suspended. Master Johnny
Sander, aged II years died Jan. 9 OF
influenza Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Addie
Chadwick had the sad misfortune of
,loosing their baby boy last week.
Prof. r. G. Johnson resigned prip-
cipalship of Peggy Bayou Academy.
Jasper Black condition is very
serious. We are sorry to note the
serious illness Of Miss Carrie B. Will
son. Little Hollis Tatum, who had
a close call Of influenza is conva-
lescing. Mr.. Very Benton is home
after two months absence, having
gone to Washington, p. g O., New York
City and psny other places of in
terest. Pro-. H. L. Brown writes
from Some where in France" to not
rent his farmhe is coming soon. Jo-
seph Benton Goree and Willis Lilly
are yet in Mussel Shoals, Ala.
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DRKAB.

DeKaIb. Texas, Jan. Bethlehem
Community, Rev. Carnish was at his
post yesterday and gave two fine
sermons with a sweet crowd. The
good Sunday school at Bethlehem is
preparing to build a new church
They raised $3.50 yesterday with the
aid of others that assisted them
Sick listed Mrs. Viola Walker and
baby. While the mother is improved
the child is worse. Mrs. j. M. Poole
the wife Of Rev. Pool left last Sun
day to visit her husband at Sher-
man, the P.iS. of the C. M. e. church
they will make their home in that
city. We regret to give them up.
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TEAGUE.

league. Texas, Jan. Pastor
ID. d. Ennis was on the firing line
to pull off the Holy Ghost, every
body was made to feel happy, We
were glad TO learn that our pas
tors family is improving. The Teag-
ne pump station burned down last
night Private Andrew Wills is ON
a furlough from Camp Travis. The
pastor of the M. Il. church has moved
he is a able pastor. Mrs. Bird
Davis has been sick, but is improved.
Mrs b. LEXIS is still in bed. Miss
King has improved. J. w. Bradley
has resigned his position as store
room clerk for the T. & B v. Ry.
Co. There was a Jolly time among
a number of boys and girls of South
league Sunday afternoon on a ko-
daking hike. They all report a fine
trip. Mr.. Conrad Jones, Mr.. Nc
Kenly, John and Billie. Hathcet,
Misses Annie Laura Gable, Mammie
Hopkins and Lee Sapp. We hope
to have more to join us on the next
trip.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, Jan. 16.-Rev. j..
~ Leonard IL Smithville passed thru
en- route to Hearne. Rev. ]. A. Nc
Pherson recently of Waco, Texas,
preached for his membership here
Sunday all day. Mr.. T. ]. Kicks has
purchased the store house of his
brothers and is moving it on the
lot he owns on Main street. Mr.. Oil
yer W Jams rave a very commend
able banquet Tor the benefit Of MUIR
ply 81. Christian church at his house
and netted nice little sum. Lieut.
John Nelson, who has been in the
army for the last Is years is here
visiting his az parents and rela-
tivcs. Rev. A. Nelson and wife. He
has been in Camp Funston training
the young recruits for the army ser
vices and has quite a soldierly bear
ing about our streets and seems
much at home with the boys.
Frank Patterson Walter Hunt,
MCKINLEY Robinson and several of
the soldier boys are here Mrs. An
gle Byrd, one oc til, city teachers
was added to the faculty last week.
She is ore of the home girls. Mr..
Albert Alexander from Dallas is here
visiting his people. Messrs. Dykes
and johnson Of Rockdale, Texas, Wis
tied orr city Saturday. Mr.. Henry
Buckner of Austin is now barbering
at Mr.. Aliens shop. Rev. Anderson
pass5r of the Allen Chapel A. NJ e
church filled his pulpit all day Sun.
day. Rev. Proctor preached at The
st. Christian Church Sunday TIL,
Sunday school, Epworth League ant
Bible study are live wires there
Miss Maggie Butler has opened
school near COPELAND, Texas. Mrs
Kittie Allen, recently from Califor
ma. is here visiting her sister, Mrs
Herring. Mr.. Joe Campbell move,
TO Ladonia. his future home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latham returne,
to Houston where they are nov
living,