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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-03-25

ing the northern part Of the county,
desire to express our approval Of the
measure, and trust you will sign it.
(Signe6:
f. F. Coffin, s. w. Cross,
H. w. Coffin, r. M. Catlin,
w. j. Urton, Jas. Daugherty,
Geo. j. Smith. E. L. McMahan,
Representing the mining interest;
P. Altube & Bro, L. Eastman & Co.,
Representing the cattle interest;
G. Steffin, Chas. McMaster,
James Beveridge, Geo. w. Peltier,
Tracy Fairchild, o. L. G. Fairchild,
John Tschudy, A. A. Rose,
A. Primeaux, j. Zweifel,
Frank Curieux, s. Ferguson,
]. R. Plunkett, T. @. Plunkett,
]. M. Barrett, A. D. Miller,
L. Erwin, Andy Smith,
Ian Coll, A. p. Crofts,
J. M. Natter, Ed. H. Mead.
For the benefit Of the Times-Review
and those who went to the expense OF
telegraphing request to the Governor
to sign the bill, three days after his
signature had been attached thereto,
we desire to say that ''citizens Of Elko
claiming to represent Elko comfy"
did not telegraph the Governor to
withhold his signature, but, as stated
in these columns in Fridays issue,
number OF citizens did telegraph the
Governor asking him if he had signed
the bill, but the Chief Magistrate Of
this Commonwealth disdained to
grant Us the courtesy Of reply. 1t
was, however, toregone conclusion
that he would sign the bill, and his
refusal to answer polite question
indicates that he holds "people be
damned" opinion Of the citizens Of
Elko.
The road will probably be built
from Carlin to Tuscarorn, but as the
Company has no franchise in Idaho
the inference is that ruscarora will
be the terminus, for years to come at
least, and after the citizens Of Tusca-
rora have the road, like the business
mon Of Eureka nfter the e. & P. Rail
road was built, they will find that
they have an elephant ON their hands
That the building of the road will be
death blow to the agricultural in.
terests OF the county, 1t is only neces.
sary to consider the following facts
Last year the EFT. NJ. Co. paid the
farmers Of Elko county $4,000 fol-
grain; this grain was consumed by the
teams which were used in freightinp
from the Railroad to Tuscarora, tc
those engaged in furnishing fuel tc
the mines and the citizens Of town
and to the Stage Company; should
the proposed road be built these
teams will be- out Of business, the
stage line will be discontinued, anc
hence there will be no market 70,
grain; for as is we'll known the peopl,
Of Elko county cannot ship grair
either East or West ut a profit to tn,
producer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
SISTERsIILLE.

mSisTfksvn.LE, W. VI, July Ill. S.
Apple and VIM. c.. Elyea, two prominent
oil men from Lima, o., are here getting
things in shape to put down an oil well on
Eph Wells farm. The gentlemen mean
business as they brought their rigging with
them.
Valentine Smith, one Of our Sistersville
bows. who has been travelling for Balti-
more firm for the past five years. has been
visiting his home here for The past week.
Miss Blanch Cutler has returned home
from a protracted visit 10 friends in Wheel
ing.
Thomas Deloe, our wagon and buggy
maker. who has been with US for a number
of wears. will leave next week for Staun-
ton. Va. to take position with Jas. w.
Bodley wagon works at that place.
II. King left for New Y ork yesterday, on
q business trip to be gone two weeks.
Capt. Jas. McCoach, the genial landlord
of the Central Hotel spent few days in
Huntington this week, visiting his brother
John.
Everybody in town, both old and young
are talking and singing oil. Oil men are
arriving every day from Pittsburg, New
York and other places. there is not the least
doubt but what this is good field and
and everybody feels encouraged.
Ihe tOWn COUNCIL granl6u liquor uCenSe
at their last meeting. But the county COM
missioners said no. They are now figuring
out some kind Of bond TO make the
thing go.
Geo. Mccoy has developed into a first
class oil scout, when he solicits lease ii is
sure TO come as he is backed up by the best
oil companies.
The McCoach Hogel Company have
leased Eph. Wells large dwelling house
opposite their hotel to use as an annex.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. VA, July If. Friech,
of the firm of Frihch g. Co., newsdealers,
was in Wheeling Friday on business.
ATTORNEY Ballas Ward, Of Beverley, was
in town Thursday greeting his old friends.
He was on his way TO Wheeling to pur-
chase driving horse.
Ed Burke will leave on Sunday for
Portsmouth, O., where he will spend a few
DAYS as the guest of his brother, Steve. He
will then 60 TO Indiana.
Several Of our citizens will take in the
Farmers Alliance meeting at Moundsyiile
today.
viii E. Stuck, of the firm Of [. M. Love
& Co, druggists, has sold his interest to
Mrs. |. M. Love, in whose name the busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted.
Jacob l.. Blacker, the popular G. 81 O..
agent, has papered and repaired the wait
ing room at that place, giving 1t very
handsome appearance.
Rev.J L. Glasscock, Of Ohio, is the guest
of his father, Mr.. Spencer Glasscock. The
reverend gentleman will attend the camp
meeting at Mt Lake Park, Sunday.
DR.. d. G. Coffin. Of Boothsville. is tn c
guest of his old friend and schoolmate, DR..
Jas H. Love.
Mrs. F. Friedman returned from Balti'
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WASHINGTON, Pa.

WASHINGTON, PA, July 11.-Dr. William
Donnan died at his home at Burgettstown
on Thursday. DR.. Donnan was an old and
respected citizen of Washington. He was
eighty years old He was buried to-day.
Mrs. Cecilia Henry, of the Island, Wheel
ing, is visiting at the home of Thomas Sea-
mon.
John Sunderland has returned from
Moundsville, w. Va, where he spent a
few days visiting.
Mrs Annie Kuntz has returned from
visit to Pittsbprg, 81
on Sa5Iiday next. The Democratic County
Convention will be held the Monday
following.
Thirteen members of the Y. P. S. G. e.
branch are in attendance at the national
convention of the society where in session
at Minneapolis this week.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Harry NJ. Horn Of this city to Miss Ruth
Murray of Amity, Pa. The marriage will
occur at Amity on the evening OF July 23
J. Il. Alexander of Wcodsfeld, o., was
in Washington for few days this week.
A small boy picked up tarantula which
he saw on the pavement In front Of Politics
fruit store this morning. A bystander
called TO him TO drop it which he did before
being bitten. The tarantula had been
shipped with consignment Of bananas.
Miss Mamie CLANCY and Miss Mary e.
Mcdonald are i'll at their homes at West
Alexander.
Mrs. Anna V. Cotton and children are
spending the summer at Asbury, Park,
N j.
Miss Mary Ankle is being entertained by
Miss Dora Carson.
]. r. Wright, of this city, will lead the
singing at the Bellaire campmeeting this
year.
Walter Sweeney. son of A. J. Sweeney,
of Wheeling, passed through Washington
Thursday on his way TO West Middletown.
Il. NJ. Paxton, formerly of Wellsburg.
w. Va, has charge Of the coffee packing
mandatory recently established in this
city.
Mrs G.. w. DOYLE left this morning for
Columbus, o., where she will be the guest
of friends.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, O., July la. J. Carpenter,
an old citizen of our place, had his pocket
70 wed of about $40 while at Steubenville
m M,-,day. He caught the thief in the
act. and il VS.. efforts TO get away gave
him right good cncking. Andy says II
he could have gotten hold with both bands
he would have held him. George Llvins
ston also lost about sl2 in the same way.
r B. Ross spent the Fourth with
friends in Oakland, Md.
Miss Jessie Betton is soiournlng among
friends at Updegraff and Smithfeld this
week.
John Schneider, Of Tiltonville, who has
been Ill for some time, died on Sunday
morning at the home Of his wife's parents
nj Patton's run, and was inferred in the
family burying ground Tuesday, the
funeral being conducted by Union Lodge
No. 10, l. o. o. T., of which he was men,
Der.
Died. on Wednesday evening, of men,
branous Group, Mary E., daughter OF j..
w. Cothorn, aged four and half years.
Interh Friday at the Warrenton ceme-
terry
Mis-. VIM. Wilson, of Kansas City, Mo,
and tMiss Georgia AIKEN, OF Tiltonville.
spent Thursday with t. O. Betton's family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Tilton, OF st. Louis,
dIb FiolllAb u l. %1OAbNht %AASs @AASNA y
brother.
]. T. Hodgen and G.. A. Sarber have the
contract OF building the Mt. Pleasant and
Laurelton pike. Mr. Sarber and lady have
Just returned from visit with friends at
Willow Island.
+. M. Young, our genial and big-hearted
druggist, has accepted a position at
Toronto. The best wishes OF host OF
friends go with you, "Roots."
Miss Pansy M'Cleary, OF Wellsburg, was
the guest OF Miss Kittie Stringer, this
week.
j. A Fisher, Of Window, o., was in
town On Thursday.
OThe miners at the w. e. L. f. mines are
still out. No settlement has been effected
as yet
The quiet Of our town was suddenly dis
turbed about 10 o'clock this morning by ar
alarm Of fire. 1t proved TO be tenement
house owned by j. Il. Hodgen and occupied
by Chas. Allen. a spark from the stove
fiue had ignited the ceiling, and but for the
heroic efforts of G. A Keith and few
others there would have been quite a fire
A few buckets OF water, however, soor
Quenched the flames.
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g.; Levi Ressegger, o. g.; E. H. Leach,
X. ). N. g.; A. j. Jackley, L. S. N. G.. ;
y: &. Jones, r. S. S.; T. Bennett, L. S. S. {;
Thos f. Treese, r. S. V. G.; p. w. Miller,
l. 5. V. G.; Jas. Fitton, Chaplain; F.. d.
Strickling, D. D.
Nearly all our retail merchants have been
invited to attend the Merchants Fair to be
held at GAINESVILLE, August 30th to Septem-
Der 5th.
Miss Blanch johnson, of Muncie, Ind,
is visiting old friends here.
The big engine for Barnard's brick
factory has arrived.
Miss Mollie Leasure left yesterday to
visit friends in Canada.
The delegates to the Democratic Con-
gressional Convention were selected last
evening in the different wards.
Constable Baugh has been selected by
the Board of Education to take the enum-
Grafton of school children. He will begin
tomorrow.
The river towns who lost their glass
houses have consolation at this season OF
the year. A great many Of the workers
are home with their Doodle and are using
it freely The papers in the gas towns are
raising objections to this kind OF business,
but kicking is Of no avail.
Quite number Of our people are at
Moundsville attending the meeting Of the
Prohibition Assembly.
The Wheeling gentlemen who are going
over the country examining the different
kinds of electric light systems, might save
time and expenses by visiting Bellaire. We
have the incest lights in the country.
Repairs are being made at the Lantern
Works.
Morgan's coal works are running on part
time. cr.
About 20 members of the X. of P. went
to Bethesda Friday night to institute
new lodge. The boys worked until yester-
day morning at seven o'clock and put the
new members through in good shape.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

PIEDMONT, W. VA, July 11.-Rev. Locke
attending Sunday School Convention
f the Al. Z. church, South, at Woodstock,
prof. r. NJ. Collins viii shortly for his
a,rpe AZ St. Clsirsville, o., where he will
rmain until the opening OF the public
noel here In September.
i. Freak Graham VIII leave tomorrow
d. New York 20 attend course or lee
ares usder tht Spencer Optical Co.
The funeral Of Ellsworth Powell took
tace yesterday.
Sbepherd Trenton, who was brought
,ack from Texas on o charge OF burglary,
iae been admitted 70 bail in the sum OF $50
ais father becoming surety. Aearns Ialleu
20 secure bail.
Fx-sSayor Wm. 7. Blackiston, is denger-
ously III. -.
a large terra Gotta sewer pipe IS beng
put down Oh Childs' avenue: Tue OouncI
is mixing substantial street improvements.
J. r.. Harrison. the grain broker, mas Sc
crred an Office over the postorhee.
Tenrv LiDpincott and family,of Grafton
were visiting here this week. ,,--,-,.--
Dr N. Con. Blaclxist0n, or washington,
6 visiting his parents here. n
y a. O'Gorman. Of MckeeSport, IA,
sneat Che Fourth here.
E. j. Fedlock has rented the olu scnOol
eerso Hepburn, of Hinton, is the guest
oil lis mother A., "a.
R.T.T Souders, foreman OF the pas PAS
serrsr engines at the 3. Il. .. shops, mas
resiened md accepted position with the
Piedmont Machine works. -, o,.o ..
Tts Gilbert Band Of this place are az
,t,r,r, D-71rlas. near Baltimore, WIN TIC
Garreft Guards. of Oakland, Md:
Tas Italian counterfeiter, t'ranS Nl'IlUwei
who was arrested here, was nel9 Ior s.c'lo GA
of the United States Court IN sun U
81. 600. This week at Cumberland. -. 49,,
Miss Clara Mullan spent pat1 u Vuo
wees az t'rOstburg. :. MI
Garden. n s,,.,,+
Mr. AID Mrs. !. II. Houek, Of C lumber
land, attended tho funeral OF E.s"OI'u
Powell ~. :,
The B. & o. win put an arc light III
front OF the station. 80, 90
Miss Kate Kildow, who has been 81
Gainesville, Texas, for some months Is
home again.
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ST. CLAIRSyILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, July l1.-Mr. Hart
Is visiting friends in Masontown, w. Va.
Miss Reta Clark left Monday on a Vi,
to Quiet Dell, w. Va, and Mounn
Lake Park.
Elias and Henry Beal, OF Barton, We
bound over to the grand jury by Mar
Linn, Thursday, for assault. The row q
Cured on the Fourth at Barton.
Rev. Brownlee, Of Martins Ferry, v
tied friends at this place this week.
Sheriff Scott took two boys 10 the ~
form Farm yesterday.
Miss Florence Coffman, OF East Live
pool, is visiting Miss Addie Steadman.
Several propeaty owners will soon hiTi
"Berean stone pavements put down b
fore their residences.
John Shannon, Jr., Is visiting friends &
Powhatan.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hsT
q picnic in McKelyey grove THURSDAY
Morgan Clark, Of Wheeling Island, )
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Patterson.
Mrs. Luetta Andears, wife OF Willie
Anaears died M her home ia This CITY n /
BENJAMIN Dickey. She leaves a husoa'
and two little boys to mourn her loss.
A little son of Fred. Huffman W
buried yesterday.
Jno. Murray Is recovering slowly ~
the typhoid fever.
CLYDE Darrah leaves Monday for Uric
vile Monday where he has accepH
position In the Office OF the Urichsi
Tile Co.
A party Of young people went 10 y
point 10 fish yesterday. Fi1fteen %
were caught, Miss Leura Ferren and Ic
Fe-rsn rad : th5 largest catch.
The Teachers Institute will CONNIE
here July ~.
A crowd was attracted TO Wiisn
restaurant, the attraction was the
music rendered by Chas. Levy, OF ClT
land on on MIR. Wilson'S fine piano.
Miss Laura Dickens, Of Bellalrc, isya
in Miss Carrie Danford.
Miss Dora Weems, OF Caldwell. Is VI +
ing her brother, Hon. o. l.. Weems
Frank e. Griswold's Uncle Toms ca,
Co. will show in the Fair Grounds
Wednesday next.
The fountain In the Union Cemetery
been completed.
Quite a number of our people expec
attend the Moundsville camp meeting
Frank Jackson, colored, is very III v
stomach trouble.
Ed. Coyle, of Moorefield, Harrison
bought q lot of cattle Of Geo. Latham ?
Holloway this county, and gave G.
for $40 in payment. IL turned ori
there was no money In the bank %
credit of Coyle. Mr.. Latham bad "
arrested on the charge Of obtaining TIE y
tie by false pretenses, and hearng
before Squire Alexander. The charge
sustained, and being unable 10 give o-
Coyle Is now in jail awaiting the actlo'
the next grand jury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
BRIDGEPORT.

Com munion services will be held In the
Presbyterian church this morning at 1920
o'clock. Rev. Stephens will preach from
the following text: 1.-THE Great Sight.n
The iron bridge over Wheeling creek is
being nicely reprinted, which adds wonder
fully to It's appearance.
A Christening of four children by the
German Lutherans will take place this
afternoon IN Pelts Hall, Et7ayille.
Everybody is cordially invited TO cone.
The iron framing Of the new addition TO
the -Etna mill was completed yesterday,
and 1t already presents an imposing ap-
pearance.
An elegant store room IS feet by go feet,
located In Pelts' block, in Etnaville, is
now for rent Enquire Of John Pelts, Of
Etnaville
John Lentz is remodeling his residence
by putting on a second story.
Miss Emma Cook, of Blaine, o., Is visit
ing friends In town
A meeting of the Law and Society Is
called for tomorrow evening 10 the Nj. z.
church.
Quite number Of our folks took supper
al the Wayside Inn on Friday evening
John Woods. Sr.. was able TO come down
TO town again on Friday.
Mrs. James Wocdcock Is seriously Ill and
her recovery Is considered very doubtful.
Miss Mary Bennington has accepted a
clerkship In J. NJ Taylor's store.
Meister Bros. have purchased fine new
black horse
Mr James Arrick, Of Blaine, O., was in
town yesterday. -
0Miss Jeanette Knots, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. J. G. Deaf for several
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
CLARINGTON.

CLARrNGToN, O., July 11.-Mr. John
REYNOLDS and family, of Martins Ferry,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. ReynoId S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds.
MIR. John Hess, Of Sardis, visited his
brother, VIM Hess, last Sunday:
Miss Mary Habermehl, Of Pittsourg,
is visiting relatives and friends here THIS
week.
Mr.. E. w. Brsgne (tinner) was at
Sistersville Monday putting on TIN ROOF.
Mr.. G. C. Mallory and family, OF Bridge
port, are visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Lizzie Cain, who has been staying
at Martins Ferry io- some time, returned
home Thursday evening.
Misses Sophia ane Lille Oberdlck, OF
Martins Ferry, returned home THURSDAY
evening from a very pleasant visit OF three
weeks to friends IN the country.
Mr.. Robert Collins and wife, OF Pitts
burg. spent Friday With friends here.
The postoffice was moved Thursday
evening into Mr.. A. II. Loves building on
Main street, near the public well.
Some one set fire to Mrs. Chas. STREETS
barn on the hill near town, Tuesday morn
ing, and burn and contents were burned to
the ground.
Mr.. Win Troy died at his home here
Thursday evening of dropsy. Funeral
Friday afternoon at Clarington cemetery.
Capt Thompson IS having an additional
story put on the bui ding occupied by Mr..
Fred Rose, as sadiler and harness shop,
it will make fine Improvement on the
building
The officers Of Cltrington Lodge No. 525
10. O. F.. were installed last evening, by
G.. b. Blackledge, l.. ID. G.. M.
Elmer Lowe, Youngest son Of A. II.
Lowe, met with very painful accident
Thursday evening. As he was getting on
his horse it started before he was on, and
be fsl over q e stth the 5 hqsse ne tbs
elbow. DR.. Smithrendered the necessary
surgical aid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
BURLINGTON.

RrR11NGToN. july Thames Hills, an
emnlove at McCorG's brick yard, met 18th
a painful accident last week by getting one
of his toes torn off while at werk in clay
bank.
Miss Irene Newland of Wheeling, spent
Sunday among friends here.
Hon. Chas. Hancock is as happy as
clam at high tide It's girl.
Misses Mary Delaney and Maggie Per,
rington are visiting friends in Noble and
Guernsey counties.
Quite a numberof our young sports spent
a few hours at the Myrtle fishing camp on
Thursday afternoon and report a delight
full time.
Miss Ollie Clykes, of Wheeling, spent
the past week with Miss Tillie Ulicch.
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more Friday morning, where she nad
been for the past month for medical treat
menu. Her health has much improved.
Dr. Alex Leeds returned Thursday
evening from Michigan, where he had
been visiting his father.
C.. w. Evans attended the State Teach
ers' Association at Buckhann on last week.
He will leave Monday for Toronto, where
ne will attend the National Association OF
Teachers Prof. Walter Barnes will ac-
company him from Fairmont
Clark Hamilton and his friend. Mr.. j. v.
Hancher will spend the Sunday at OAK
land, Md.
The social event OF the season was held
at the old Fair Grounds Wednesday.
About twenty couples were present and
the time was very pleasantly spent In
dancing. croquet, lunch, etc.
The County Court refused to grant
license on last Tuesday.
Attorney S. NJ. ~Musgrove is visiting in
Marion county.
The Daily REGISTER was a daisy this
morning and numbers were sold from the
news stand early in the day.
Editor James W. Holt of the Sentinel,
and wife, were several days In kingwood,
the guests of friends.
Geo. Woolard and and sisters, Misses
lud anu agnes Wcro NlSlIin5 liiOnuo III
Bellaire the Fourth.
Ella Ford and wife, of Maple Run, this
county, could not agree. and about month
ago agreed to separate, but with division OF
the property some difficulty arose. Mr..
Ford shipped some live stock and sold it,
for which warrant was sworn out for his
arrest. He came to Grafton yesterday,
and gave himself up to the authorities. He
is now under bond for his appearance in
Court.
DR.. a. B. Hall, of Clarksburg, was in
town Thursday. The Doctor was boast
ing of the late arrival of forty pound boy
at his home.
Miss Annie Zepp, Of Washington, d. c.,
is the guest Of her grandfather Capt. Geo:
Company c., West Virginia National
Guards, elected three members Friday.
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MoUNDsvILLE.


Miss Luta Bamford, of Bellaire, is visit
ing Miss Jennie Fountain on Western
avenue.
Miss Annie Halpin, Of Toledo, is the
guest of her cousins, Misses Kate and
Agnes Haipin.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry George, Of st.
Clalrsville, are the guest of friends here.
Misses Mertie and Martha Warice and
Daisy Ebeling, Of Wheeling, were the
guests OF Miss Jennie Fountain this
week.
The Misses Russells, of Bellaire, were
the guests of Misses Alice and Lille Girls
well the fore part OF the week
Misses Edna Thompson, Riska Harris,
Cora Walton ana Sadie Peters, spent
Friday with Thompson friends.
The Eugene Cresap farm, which is one
OF the best equipped tracts for farming
purposes IN the Ohio Valley, was offered
Tor sale al the front door Of the Court
House by virtue of a deed of trust, yester-
day.
Miss Lizzie Schelcof, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Sallie Parks has returned to her
home on Wheeling Island, after pleasant
visit with friends here
Miss Barnford, of Bellaire, is visiting
relatives here.
q. Z. Oldham has returned from two
weeks trip to Boston and the East
Mrs. Ed Kirkbride is visiting her
mother, Mrs. St Clair.
Miss Mary Smith, Of Newark, Ohio, is
the guest of Miss Birdie Hall.
Miss May kells Of Florida, and Miss
Myrtle Bell, are the charming guests Of
Misses Cora and Emma Parkinson.
Miss Maggie Hill, of Bridgeport, is Wis
iting Mrs. James Henrietta.
Miss Maria Willard. of Cameron, has
returned home after spending q few days
very pleasantly here.
Marx Wilson, of Washington, Iowa, is
the guest OF L. J. Gray aud family this
week
Miss Lola Wolf, of Graysville, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Emma Cochran. Of Bellaire, has re-
turned after very pleasant visit TO Miss
Kate Martin, on Water street.