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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
A New GRArr
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PERRY'S

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men Heretofore we have car
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Gents Furnishngs-hardly
enough of an assortment to merit
the NAME But we have taken
IL stride ahead. Now that We have
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
CLARlNGTON.

CARa1yeroN, o., April 15.-Mlss Gertie
Baldwin, Of Wheeling, spent Sunday mere
with friends.
Miss Lou Cochran Sundayed with rela-
tives at New Martinsville.
Geo. McGrew, of Captina, o., spent
Mrs. Blankenhorn. of north Of town, was
buried Monday.
C. e. Gee, manager Of the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company Of Wheeling, was
here Tuesday.
Albert Dieterich was at Pittsburg this
week. IN =.
Mrs. Margerett Bare, Of Wabash, ILL.,, is
visiting relatives here
Miss Maggie McGrew, OF Captina, Is
spending this week here.
Julius Steiger will offer his household
goods az public sale to-day. MIR. Steiger
expects to 20 west In short time.
The Trustees yesterday appointed John
Cook Health Officer for Salem township.
Mrs. Geo. f. Topp left Friday evening
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ed link, at
East Liverpool, o.
y. w. Brague has the frame Of his new
house up. Heis pushing it TO completion
az RAPIDLY as possioIa. When done it will
be r big Improvement to Ferry street.
Oliver Atkinson sold his tin shop this
week TO Messrs. S. d. Fish and Mason
Thomas, who viii continue the business at
the old stand.
Charles Beard expects to open bicycle
shop next week He will be prepared TO
sell all kinds of wheels. He will also keep
repairs and run repair shop, and viii be
pleased TO have anyone needing anything
in his line to give him call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, o., April 14.-Col j. NJ.
Lewis Is in Chicago this week.
Ed Howard, OF Wheeling, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
=. p. Lee and son, Of the Enterprise, are
in Chicago this week.
Epworth League held an interesting
session Monday night
William Pastorious has been visiting
Pittsburg friends.
The family OF Lewis Bennett this week
moved TO Dunkirk, Ind, in which place
Mr.. Bennett has been working for some
time.
Miss Davenport, Of Ottawa, Kan, Is
visiting her cousin. Miss Mary Walton, Of
North Chestnut street.
reward OF S25 has been offered by the
Council for the arrest and conviction OF the
nsrties who broke into the city prison last
week
Stewart Watt has been in Chicago, max
ing arrangements for the Watt Bros. ex-
hi6it of car wheels at the Worlds Fair, the
past week.
Elan Gibbs is on business trip to
Cleveland, o.
shannon Grayem, OF this place, and
Miss Mary Stanley, Of Newark, O., were
married al the n. Z. parsonage Monday
evening.
LANES. q son Of Walker Gaines, had his
collar bone broken, Thursday afternoon,
bv being kicked by horse.
Fletcher Weeds and Miss Mary Price.
popular yonng people Of this place, were
married Wednesday evening. Rev. Pero-
COY officiating.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., April l5.-Mrs. w. "A.
Leap was at Wheeling this week purcnas-
ing her millinery goods:
w. b. O'Neil and wife were at Woous-
field Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Mary Weitchel and children teft
last Wednesday evening for Wheeling,
where they will visit relatives;
DR.. Boice and j. II. Dunlap were In
Woodsfeld this week on business;
Miss Minnie May is visiting relatives at
Darlington this week.
Godfrey Hyer was atWheeiing this week
on business.
ing on the steamer Lizzie Bay for Pitts
burg. where she will visit friends.
Albert fisher was home this week.
Miss Minnie O'Neal and Eva Hoskinson
were at Woodsfeld this week.
Alex. Martin was at Wheeling Tuesday
Miss Mint fisher left Friday evening on
the steamer Sunshine for Steuoenville..
Prof. d. T. Williams, Of Moundsville,
was In town last Sunday.
Miss Mollie Cline left last Saturday ior
Antioch, where she will visit her sister,
prof. A. X. Conley left Monday evening
IN the steamer Sunshine, for Pjttsburg.
w. X. Neuenscnwander was AZ nome last
Saturday and Sunday. -
Miss Carrie Fischer, charming young
lady of our town, left last Sunday on the
steamer keystone, for Steubenville.
Misses Ella Bandi and Anna Riethmll-
Ter. of New Martinsviile, were visiting
friends in town last Sunday.
prof Wilson, of Brownsville, was in town
Friday on business. ~
Miss Lou Anshntz. Of Buckhill Bottom,
was visiting relatives In town Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
WELLSBURG.

WElLsBURe, April 15-Council held an
extra session last night and canvassed the
vote Of Tuesday. No change was made oy
their canvass. The regular session OF
Council will be held on Tuesday evening.
Mrs w. H. Boyd, of Toronto, who nss
been visiting her parents at LazearVlIIe'
returned home last evening.
The Buckeye Dancing Club will give
bsll in the Brilliant rink on Friday even
ing, April 2Sth. TIE Lazear orchestra w IL
furnish the music.
On account Of family troubles P0stmas-
ter James shannon, OF Brilli2nt, tele-
graphed his resignation to the department
az Washington this week. p. &. Camp
bell has been assisting hiR in the office.
POsey Cheee is 70 be tne policeman under
the new Marshal =
The way Jebn NJ. Brown did carry
thingt on Tuesday was a caution. Jonn
will make q good Official.
A crowd will go from here to Bethany
on Thursday evening and pat up an enter
tainment in Chapel Hall, in which "Ihe
Little Rebel" ana two acts OF The Bottle"
win be produced.
= "The Bottle was played in the Opera
House on Saturday evening, and good
Judges say the homo talent has never done
better here.
Row. Samuel Cochran will attend the
meeting of Presbytery at New Cumoer-
land, which is set for the 18th and 18Th.
Sunday afternoon q large audience OF
"men only' congregated at the Opera
House 10 hear Earle Wilhey's address on
.sVVorms Beneath the Bark The particu-
lar worms with which he dealt were vile
literature and bad pictures, gambling, in
temperance, RIGHTEOUSNESS and social evils.
In his plain-spoken, forcible address he set
the audience in groove of thought which
parents too often neglect The blows he
dealt these peculiar temptations OF youth
were terrific ones. 1t was noticeable fact
that there was not man present who mad
bows Of his own that did not uphold Mr..
Whitley in all that he said, While the very
few objections were from those who either
had no children or in whose families there
were no DO boys or whom the shoe seemed
10 ft too tight. Addresses Of this nature
should be given more often. Mr.. Wiley
has been invited TO deliver his address be-
fore the Steubenville Y. NJ. Q. a, and they
will not be disappointed, either
William Lafevers is In Wheeling to-day
with his lady friend, on bird buying tour.
Billy has not been in the Nail City before
in twenty years.
An extra large cargo Of baled straw was
discharged al the wharf yesterday oy the
Congo.
Thomas Everett has been appointed
postmaster at Lazearville.
James FlRherty is now salesman for j.
NJ. Walker & Co.
Bob Hoser is laid up with stiff neck.
]. A. List, OF Tarentum, is in town look
ing up his acquaintances among the glass
workers.
The foundation Of the new jail is being
advanced quite rapidly.
The old land mark, the market house, is
no more. the last Of IL being RACED to-day.
The bare walls Of the old Town Building
are yet standing, but will be down Mon
dav
There is much sickness here at present,
but no particular disease has the call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
GRAFTON.

GRAFToN, April l5.-Misses Lucy King
and Grace Phares returned Friday from a
visit 10 friends in Fairmont.
Jacob Knapp, Of Phihppi. passed through
town Friday on his way TO Norfolk, Va.
John Hardie was in Fairmont Friday on
business.
DR. Thomas NJ. Wilson returned from
trip 70 Baltimore Wednesday.
Misses Hattie and Emma Martin left
Friday for Chicago.
Senator Thomas +. Davis returned from
trip East Thursday.
James II. Stout was in Baltimore several
DAYS last week visiting his mother.
Lewis Raymond, Esq. lett this after
noon for Chicago to purchase beer cattle
for L NJ Boyles Il Co
Miss Myrtle Gigley returned Friday from
a visit 10 friends in Wheeling.
The new EAST Lynne drew big house
Thursday night.
Preparations for q number OF new resi-
dences are in progress.
Three candidates are in the field for the
Office Of County Superintendent Of Schools,
namely G.. St. Clair. the present iueum-
bent. Rev. Thomas r. Peden and Thomas
]. Humphreys, principal OF the West Graf.
ton schools We understand that all have
fled certificates with the clerk OF the
court.
Henry Lenthkie is dangerously Ill at his
home In the east end Of town.
Rev. Archibald Moore returned Friday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
NEIGHB0RH0OD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Social AEairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News



PrDNoNr. w. Va. April 15.-Winiam
simmons. a timer employed by Messrs.
Suter Il Ninshau. while az work on me
porch OF X. X. Suyder's residence az Bar
Ton. Md. on Wednesday morning, Ieil 10
the ground. sustaining serious internal In.
iuries. which It was feared would prove
fatal. He was unconscious for three or
four hours. He was brought nome, anu
now is ia fair way TO recover
Mr.. Jas. Whey had his arm caught IN
cog wheel at the pulp mill, ana barely es-
caped losing bis arm. He was rescued IN
time 70 escape with the severe laceranon
OF the flesh on the forearm.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ball is seriously III.
Ochrl smith. son Of ]. Hunter smith, IS
stin in a serious condition. grave doubts
are entertained Of his recovery.
A little -year-Old son OF Mr.. J. BOW
ers fen into boiler OF scalding water, the
flesh on his lower limbs being seriously
Mrs Kate Smith, daughter Of John
Oehrl. died this morning after a severe i'll
ness OF several months. aged Sc years. In
terment in Philos cemetery Sunday AFTER
noon.
Joshua knight, Esq, was called TO Oak
land Sunday to attend the funeral OF his
nephew, Patrick Womil, Esq, OF Kansas
City.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Emma, he accomplished daughterof J. A:
Sutcr, TO Z. TANNER, merchant tail OF
Cumberland, Md, TO take place Wednes-
day, April Goth. at o'clock p. m, IN d.
James Protestant Episcopal Church.
DR.. A. NJ. Fredlock visited his parents
Wednesday.
A. ]. Merrill placed an engine at the
Merrill mine this week 70 haul OUT the
coal. Mr.. Merrill is building mp a good
trade in the coal business.
The Gilbert band viii hold fair IN the
Opera House April % to %.
The Marion county and Jr. y. U. A. NJ.
ioint fair has been indefinitely postponed
Mrs. Robert COwan expects 70 leave
early next week TO ioin her husband, who
is employed by the Standard Oh 20. al
Midway Pa.
Henry Cook, Esq, OF Elk Garden, spent
Friday in Town.
James Heron, Esq, OF Roslyn, Wash,
called on Us on Wednesday morning. he
was called here by the death of his mother.
He win return to Roslyn on Saturday.
Mr.. Myer Baer will remove his liquor
store TO the Crescent saloon May /.
Mr.. }. Hunter Smith will retire from
the LIQUOR business on May 1, as VIII also
Mrs. M. Shaughnessy.
Ray T.. Stone OF kingswood, will short
" open a music store in Piedmont.
ID. L. Parke will open new store in the
room occupied by the Piedmont Clothing
Hall on Main and Ashheld street, opposite
the First National Bank.
Capt. John Sheridan. Of Mt. Savage, was
IN town Thursday.
Mayor ]. W. Davis has issued a procla-
nation FOR an election May for water
workt.
Thomas F. Malloy has resigned the posi-
ton OF bookkeeper for the Potomac Sup
ply Company at Barton. He has accepted
q position with Wanamaker 3 Brown, OF
Philadelphia. He will represent them III
Piedmont and vicinity, Herman Lou9Rz-
burg, OF Barton, succeeds him as book
keeper for the Supply Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
FAIRMONr.

FA1RMoNr, April 15.-FreI. Pritchard, OF
Warrington, was here On business this
week.
Sharles FIagan. Of Charleston, was here
rsd9y. Mr.. Hagan has just returned
Washington and has fully recovered
his recent illness.
rs. Emma Shore is cut after conine-
Int to the house Of two months OF typhoid
M. Commerford was in Wheeling this
week, called there BY the death or his
brother, James Commerford.
Miss Nellie, the little daughter OF A. j.
Young. OF Wheeling, is the guest Of her
uncle. Chas. II. OdOert, on Main street
]. G.. Crawford and sister, Ella, were
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
OEx-GOv. A. b. Fleming was here this
week on business.
Miss May Tarleton, fascinating young
lady Of Indianola. Ia, LEFT for home
Wednesday after a pleasant visit TO
relatives az Charleston, Smithtown and
FairmOnt.
Fred Hough, Of Alabama, who has been
the guest Of his parents here the past
week, leaves for home tomorrow.
The Columbia Comedy Company were
here all this week and gave good per
formances.
LYONS orchestra played for hop at the
residence at the residence OF II. G.. BOwles,
az Monongala, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Sipe and daughters leave
this week for Chicago, where Mrs Sipe
will take charge OF Lake Breeze Cottage
during the Worlds Fair. Many West Vir-
ginians have already engaged accommo-
datlons az this cottage.
A number from here attended select
hop given BY the Warrington dancing class
Tuesday evening, and report very pleas
ant time. Music by Lyons orchestra
The public school closed yesterday, but
the High school term VIII not END for
month yet.
Miss Hattie Hough returned Wednesday
from an extended and very pleasant visit
70 friends at Fairfield, us.
Miss Rose Watson, Of White Day, was
here this week.
Master Frank Raymond and sister Lucy
entertained a number Of their young
friends Thursday evening at the residence
Of their parents, in honor OF their birthday.
The guests departed well pleased with the
evenings entertainment
Miss Salie Morgan, Of Eldora, Is the
guest Of Miss ~ ~ Marley at the Con-
tinental Hotel.
The u:.ny friends Of Mr. NJ. L. Fleming
svnnethize with them in the death Of their
ida, .p1ter, Mrs Carrie Bowman, which Oc-
CURED Thursday. Her sister and brother
had been summoned and were at his bed
side when she died.
Prof L. s. and Rev. w. 5. Fleming, Of
Pittsburg, and Frank r. Fleming. OF Wes-
ton. are ia town, having been called here
bv the illness Of her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Bowman.
Mrs. Charles Powell returned home on
Wednesday from a visit to Pennsylvania
friends
Sheriff 4. G.. Morgan and family have
become residents Of this place. They oc-
cupy the Miss Martha Fleming property
on Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Morrow, Mrs.
u. A. Clayton and Miss Nellie Harrison
attended the Pres0ytery az Morgantown
4 this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
BRIDGEPORT.

II current reports from out the G. l.. and
w. Railroad prove to be true, we may fear
a considerable disaster 10 fruit, resulting
from the sudden cold snap. Everywhere out
the road the fruit trees are all in blossom,
and Yesterday morning nearly all farms
bordering along the creek were covered
with a thin LAYER of ice, while on out the
road farther snow could be seen. IL was
stated from reliable source that three
inches Of snow had fallen near
Massilon. All the country surrounding
Massillou is noted for its fruit, and II
snow las fallen people can do little else
mort from the country that not
such cold snap as was ex'
perienced yesterday morning has oc-
curred since the spring of 'S3. 1t will be
remembered that during the summer OF 'SS
fruit was d great rarity around here. 1t
is hoped thai such results will not follow
from this cold spell.
There has been several parties looking
after the old M. Il. Church in kirkwood
during the past week. The church people
want $3.50 for the property. We hope
before another week passes by that proper
negotiations will have been made toward
selling the property, as the people who now
have the purchasing ofthe building IN con-
SHERATON prOpOSo " bAouoAOAM AZ
into q hall for the purpose OF holding en-
tertainments.
VIM. Shields and Gus Clark will shortly
omen a barber shop in the Appenzeller
block.
Yesterday Marshal Thompson took his
prisoners to GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. w. II. Howells has returned from
an extended visit to friends at Alliance.
The box social held at the Presbyterian
Church last Friday evening was IN every
wav a great success, both socially and
financially.
Mrs. Duncan is quite sick st her resi-
dence in Kirkwood.
last evening Oficer Donley ran in Mel
son Gray and Amos Reed for being drunk
and disorderly.
At last the electric cars are sure thing
for the West End. After series Of at
tempts the Commissioners have finally
granted the right of way. This will GER
tainly be advantageous to those living IN
the West End and at Brookside. We hope
to see the cars running through to the Goa
works before the summer closes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

from MoundsviIle. whs1e he had been for
several days on the Ghenoweth Investigate
ing Committee.
The grand iuzE adjourned Thursday.
But sixteen Indictments were found, the
fewest nEHber found at any time for
numbsFof years.
Fred T. Martin, of the Fairmont bar,
was attending court the first of theweek.
DR.. M. M. Hoff Of Philippi, was in town
several days the first of the week.
NJ. S. Smith. OF Weston, has started a
photograph gallery in the Compton build
ing, on Main street.
HAYWOOD Fleming, who has been at his
home in Webster for some weeks, returned
the first of the week to the University at
Morgantovn.
trip to Ohio Friday.
The members of the Freeville Baptist
Church will give festival in the near
future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

which verifes the fact that "death lOveth
s shining mark
J.W. May, OF Palatine, was in the city
last week on business.
Rev. Mr. Engle was here last week while
attending the Chenoweth investigation al
MOundsville.
The banns Of matrimony were published
in St. Johns Church last Sunday between
y. Dowd and Miss Florence Barrett, also
between Mr.. Lotus and Miss Annie BUS
see
The Owletts, q popular social coterie,
were handsomely entertained Tnursoay
evening by Miss Dora Davis at the s resi-
deuce OF her father, J. w. Davis, on water
street. A delightful evening was passed
bv the assembled guests, and due Justice
was paid the Appealing collation., served
about 10 O'Clock ~
Another fan will be erected in the bell
weld department Of the Riverside TUBE
Works this week.
Miss Mary Dowd, who has been in Pitts
burg for some time, returned nome last
week
The ferry boat Charon resumed its noe
turnal trips Thursday evening. IL had not
been running after dark since the lnaugu-
ration Of the strike on the street car line.
Jeffer's bread is purely homemade. II
you desire your moneys WOEtu Ouy ~ e-~
no other. Sold by the leading groceries
The Wheeling steel plant was obliged 10
suspend operations Thursday night, owing
70 collar on the rolls"
The skelp mill at the lower works, when
was idle the early part Of last week while
the rolls were being turned, resumed Fri
day.
John Dunn has rented the Gsrvey prop
erty recently purchased by John Deegan'
and will open q saloon there.
Miss Laura M. Dare is contemplating
soiourn in the East this summer.
The wires for the electric light plant at
the Wheeling steel works are being strung
throughout the mill. The dynamos Will be
located in the new factory building.
The teachers and trustees OF the pubic
school held their regular monthly meeting
at the school building Friday evening.
MIR. James McJilton has resigned bis po-
sition OF mail carrier. and has secured en-
ploymsnt in Pitts6urg. Mr.. Subley Will
III Mr. McJiltOn's place.
The sum paid for the Eskey property 0y
p. p. Stewart. the purchaser, was f.
Mr.. Eskey has reserved the northern half
OF the lot and his carriage house.
Yesterday was pay day at the lower
works.
The high alter for ST. Johns new church
arrived last week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
BENWOOD.

The bazaar aud festival given BY the
members Of the Hope Society. 10 City Hall
last evening, was well attended. The
number Of useful and fancy articles dis
played was truly beUlidering, and consid-
cradle artistic ability was displayed IN the
ARRANGEMENT Of them. The booths For re
freshments were tas.efully decorated and
the entire hall presented q gala appear
ance Preparations have been making for
this festival for some length Of time and
those in charge have been untiring Ia heir
Efforts 70 make it perfect success. Cine
member alone collected a wagon load Of
goods. varying from barrel OF flour to q
pin cushion. The proceeds, which IN
doubtedly viii be a go0dly sum, win 90
towards erecting the newAM. f. church.
Miss Georgia Hoskinson died last Nom
day at the residence OF her father. G. "
H0skinson, in McMechen, aud was
rnrred Tuesday mint. Rose ACemet
NCdsville. Miss Noskinson WQs
Sight and inveligent yoN
r.iSe cird 80 warm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
BURLINGTON.

Doy p. o., ONO, April 15.-Philip Leon
ard the Burlington saloonist, has been
making extensive improvements in and
about his place of business.
The Don Cornet Band played at Tilton-
vile Saturday evening"
Patrick Emseimer came down from the
north pole yesterday. 70 have look a.
Burlington and her people. He reports q
fair time.
Geo. II. Wooster will take a trip to
Tenn. on business, in the near future.
Rarie Briesack is convalescent OF an
attack Of typhoid fever
Mrs. Nan Hickman and daughter Laura,
of North Wheeling, were the guests OF
Mrs. L. Wooster this week.
John Kehrer was in Wheeling Wednes-
dav on business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
Ptmplesonth

FadS cured. Sulphur Bitters will cure the
wo&t case Of skin disease; from q common
pi ple on the face 10 that awful disease
alfcases of such stubborn and deep-seated
s4ease. DO not delay; use Sulphur Bit
5 and drive the humor from your blood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-26

Geo. Augustus Sala the well known Eng
lish writer, on his lastAusualian trip, wrote
as follows to The London Daily Telegrdph:
81 especially have a pleasant remembrance Of
the ships doctor-a very experienced mari
time medico indeed, who tended me most
kindly during horrible spell Of bronchitis
and spaslnodic asthma, provoked by the sea
fog which had swooped down on us just after
we left San Francisco But the doctors
prescriptions and the increasing warmth Of
the temperature as we neared the Tropics
and, in particular, couple Of Arcocll's
Porous Plasters clapped on-one on the chest
and another between the shoulder blades
soon setme right"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-26

Monroe II. Keller, who was for many
years one of the foremost merchants of this
town, but lately lived in retirement, to-day
moved his family to Camden, N. j., where he
has secured location and is erecting four
story brick building with the intention of
embarking in the queensware business. On
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kehler were
rendered farewell party at the residence OF
Mr.. J. K. Keller, ON North Main street.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J, K
Kehler, Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Kehler, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Yost,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Snyder, Misses Ida Keller and
Clara Yost, Mrs. Louise Snyder, John Snyder,
Harry Yost and Elijah Keller Games and
vocal and instrumental music were INDUCED
in and before departing for their homes the
guests were given an excellent supper Mr..
Keller was one of our most popular and
enterprising citizens and he takes the best
wishes of his former townsmen with him.