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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-10-13
Short Stories that may Have
Long Sequels.
A LOCAL ROUNDUP
Superintendent White Visits the School
and finds both departments doing
splendid work. Local events of
the week and Personal Items.

W llu geese nave Deen nylng
very thick all week. The boys get
out in the streets and shoot at them,
but no geese are ever seen to fall.
This does not seem to discourage
them though, for we have seen
thousands of shots fired in this way
since we have lived here and
we never saw goose fall yet,
and we suppose the harmless to
the geese amusement will go on
season after season as long as shoot
ers shoot.
Landlord Casey's smilingcoun-
tenance again looms up at the Bon
ner House, he having got possession
of the hotel. The house is now
open for the reception ofguests and
every accommodation will be ex-
tended to the weary and hungry
traveller.
M. M. Fry and Richard Fry
received the sad news recently Of
the death Of their father who resid-
ed in Lynn county, Oregon. He
passed away at the ripe, old age of
SO. He came west in 49. M. M.
Fry was the youngest of the family
Of IL.
A Great Northern official was
i'll the city this week looking up
a site to build a wharf. Ore ship
pers seriously object to the manner
in which their ore is handled at
this point. A good wharf is badly
needed.
Chairman w. B. Mcfarland,
of the democratic central commit
tee, was in the city last Mon lay,
looking after the interests of the
party. Mr.. Mcfarland is sanguine
of the success of all the candidates
who are up against the ring men.
Born to the wife of ID. L. Hope
a son, last Wednesday. DIR. G. e.
Barker officiating as master of cere-
monies. Result, a 12-lb boy and
all doing well.
Mr.. Henry Guthrie and Miss
Washburn of the lower valley were
united in marriage at the Kaiser
House last Monday evening.
Candidates Donahoe and Ball,
for county commissioner of this
district, are in the city this even
ing.
A large force of men are now
at work on the new schoolhouse
Contractor Huston is kept quite
busy.
-Ballentine and Nash addressed
the people of this locality in the in
terests of the democrats last Mon
; day evening.
For fist class smoke, try tn,
LaPalladina Key West and Stat
Seal of Idaho at Hemminger's.
Mrs. Arthur Bunting was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. G. I. Kane, il
Kaslo this week.
Hon. James M. Ballentine wa
caller at the HERALD office las
Monday.
Call and examine Fancy Shel
Clocks at Hemminger's.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World's o Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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There are now 81 districts in the
county, and the cost of maintain
ing the schools last year was over
$4,000.
Mr.. White is an Independent
candidate for reelection.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-10-13
Something New.

A choice lot of fresh salt pork and
uncanvassed hams and breakfast
bacon just received direct from the
packing house. Will be sold at
close prices. e. M. KINNEAR.
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COMEDY OF FIGURES.
The Annual School Census Shows
Up With a Decrease
m THE CITYS POPULATION.
Some of abe Fanny Things that Crop
Out In that Reliable "a Census that
Is Taken Yearly by the Board of
MISUNDERSTANDING To tho He
turns Most of tho People Who
Moved Away arc Children

The most interesting paper that came
up for the consideration OF the city'S
educational moguIs last evening was tho
table made up BY Secretary Hall from
the returns Of the school census euum.
orators. It was not at all surprising
that one Of tho results Of these Demo.
cratic times would DO decrease in the
population Of IN industrial center.
According to the census there are now
34,lSs people who reside here, while
last years census showed there were
35,Ol7. Tho most surprising thing.
though, is the way tho onumeratOrs
have made tho youthful population of
the city fold their tents and depart. OF
tho decrease in population, l,4O2 OF tho
1924 ara claimed to come under tho
head OF YOUTH" This shows that only
800 men and women have cast their
limos in other waters. The question
naturally arises where did those 400
children, alone and unprotected by
parents, 20? The departure Of 80
many lambs" surely would have Gre
ated q disturbance OF some character.
Probably the enumerators eau explain.
The table 10 given below:
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Mr.. Voorhees,, tho senate manager Of
tho conference on tho tariff bill, rising
to q privileged question, in tho senate.
asked that tho house message on the
tariff bill be laid before tho senate. Mr..
Voorhees, stated that DO was commits
stoned to say that tho bill had boon un-
der full aud FREQ conference. and the
conferees had not agreed to the amend.
lnents adopted in tho senate. and that
tho senate conferoes insisted on their
amendments.
Having consulted with tho gentlemen
on both sides, hG said he Should ask to
have the bill to lay on tho table. to DO
taken up for consideration tomorrow,
Immediately after the reading OF the
journal.
Mr.. Hill thereupon gave notice that at
that time he should move to instruct
the conferees to place coal and iron on
tho free list, and that he would at tho
same time submit some remarks on the
question.
Mr.. Mahderson, (Republican, Nebras-
KAY, inquired whether there was not nj.
so communication from tho President
on the subject.
"Nonc that I have" replied Mr.. Voor-
hoes, and the motion to lay on tho table
was then agreed to.
When the tariff bill had thus been
disposed OF. tho Indian appropriation
bill was again taken up.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY a"d Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY amd Wheeling Foikt
Abroad.
Miss Grace Clark is visiting friends
in Marshall county.
Prof. II. Shelf, OF Shelf Bros, is in
New York on business.
Miss Dene Weidner. Of Philadelphia.
is visiting friends on tho Island.
Wesley House loft for twelve days
outing TO Atlantic city yesterday.
Mr.. Dave White, OF the East End, has
his grip packed and will loave for At
lantIc City August ..
Tho Pittsburgh Post notes tho pres
encG Mt Ncwelps hotel there OF Charles
W, Fisher, OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dinger. OF the
Island, are the guests OF Rev. S. G..
Naylor, Of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
City Clcrk Thoner left yesterday
afternoon to rejoin the Yacht am
Rhine fishing club at Nuzum's Mills.
Mrs. Lucinda Bradford and her niece.
Miss Mamie Thompson, who have been
visiting IN Cleveland, have returned
Nc ,r,,,.., ,to,,o ,to ou,,o- f,ro-
ALr MIlan' ,iEus1, smc Upu,"' S"'S
' ,tmt ~ i'TI ; ;".i,, y" s,,Sn,;c C;,v nm
Sm,rstS "
~ CIo.,. p;.,:or,or and t,w;,v ar.
Mr. 1na1'e. D M;Ss "'v w l' az
eo'apmnltu ~ y. ' ta Mom"d I no.,
last eNet'ns 'o' '''o 4Aou"'''o 'P
S' ,, ~. u ME-. -. NJ. Z,
non; JOIN AZ. n.I ~. m Tna W. cai
omdwh .eas ysste'" ..3. .gs D .I'a, 'M"
S Sss ueie Wi,a y w tM0 ''S '"O'' " ~
SCOUTS" n'.e M"S'n'
kawMra McGorm'cH, WIG is, ms oI 'or
sI,s ~" ,o pa sno"Ts i" 70. his Some in in
IG pneI w " s,e' io's '0' N'' ''o'0 ~
i"t"Nc'Fn'" 'S.',u
Mr. Kennedy Friend and sisters nave
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LOCAL B,:EvirlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and About
". tt,a Fttr

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
TIrE Franklin insurance building is
undergoing repairs.
A MEETING OF tho council committee
on health has boon called for this even
Ing.
TIE Mozart park has become most
popular rcsrot in the evening. Every
night tho incline cars ARE kept busy
hauling passengers up AID down the
hill.
THERE never was season when so
many picnics and outings were adver-
tiscd. A saloon keeper said tho other
day 10 would have to enlarge his place
to make room for the picnic billa.
The Chapline street NJ. L. Sun dry
school picniced yesterday at the new
mir grounds. The day was spent most
pleasantly by the scholars and their
parents and friends, who attended in
large numbers.
A MAD bull dog created quite little
excitement on Seventeenth street yes
tcrdny afternoon about five o'clock.
About tifty small boys reltcd the wild
canine with sticks AMI stones aud run it
down Jacob street, where it finally es-
capped by crawling into the cellar of an
uninhabited house.
TME Sans Sons fishing camp at
Wiudsors station. is ono oil tho most
popular OF the many camps in this
vicinity. Tho boys arc all popular
young men aud know how to enjoy
themselves OH II summer outing. They
entertained thirty visitors last Sunday.
and did it up to tho queens taste.
CHARLES JONES aud Louis Drane, plain
DRINKS from the oil country, who were
picked IN by Lieut.. Inkins at the
lIearno Tabernacle night before Inst,
were fined 81 and costs yesterday by tho
mayor, aud i'll default Of the cash were
sent 10 the hill. hut later their fines
were paid for them and tlioy were dis.
missed.
4 GNRAr doul of complaint has been
nude recently by Islanders of thu boys
and young men who battle In the rIvOr
Just above tho ferry ilout on the Island
side. They arc most scantily dressed,
most Of thom being guilty OF indecent
exposure. Their presence about tho
ferry has caused number Of ladies' to
abandon that routo Of coming over tho
river altogether.
TIE members of tho Fratornial Mystic
Circle 0f this city arc delighted to learn
that tho efforts OF tho disgrnntlud OK.
Office holders Of the order ut Columbus.
Ohio, to hNvo tho affairs Of tho order
placed in tho hands Of 70, eiver have
failed. These sNmo people. It appears,
after hard struggle. had tho insurance
commissioner oil Ohio 10 look into tho
NlTuIrs Of the order, and ho having found
everything NIL right, thoy attempted as
parting shot to have n receiver mp.
pointed. Their failure in this also is
double assurance that tho order IL a
substantial ono.
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critieise the President. We will answer
the President with our votes. 80.
Republicans wero far moro Wiling
than Democratic senators 20 express
opinions uron tho subject Their est.
mate OF the Ietter, With exceptions, was
fairly summarized in the words Of sen'
ator HaEIey (Rep, Conn. who said:
at Il the greatest mistake ever made
by President OF the United States and
ought 10 be resented"
Senator Hill has announced an inten-
tion to take advantage Of the Presidents
position aud influence 10 make another
effort 70 secession by tho senate from
its amendment for q duty on coal and
iron ore, and he 10 said TO believe that
he will double the vote which his pro-
position received when first advanced.
During the afternoon there were sew
eral conferences among the Democratic
leaders and at first there was DISPOSE
tIon TO refuse further conference on the
tariff bill. This was advised by quite Q
number who felt very much aGgrieVed
at the course taken Ia the house.
Tho Republican steering committee
has held meeting and the general
opinion was expressed that It was good
policy TO allow tho Democrats to do
most Of the talking on the subject. On
tho house sido tho subject as to whether
tho tariff situation had been simplHicd
or further complicated by the Presi-
dents letter was tho subject OF much
speculation after tho stirring proceed
ings Of the day;
Members on both sides OF the cham
ber agreed that II would have pro-
found impression on the situation. but
there was a disposition to wait until its
effects on the senate had been seen be-
forc prophesyiLg the results 1t might
accomplish. Tho letter, together with
Mr.. Wilson's speech, constituted do
claration OF policy which was very sat
isfactory 10 the revenue reform eIe-
ment 10 the house. 1t was construed to
moan that the house would never
yield its principles OF FREQ raw
materials, and in this 1t had tho strong
support and influence Of the President.
As to the effect OF the letter on the
sugar conflict there was widO divergence
OF opinion. The Louisiana members
professed to DO we'll pleased with tho
Presidents letter, aud said that it clear
~ recognized and approved tho policy
OF raising revenue from sugar. On tho
other hand those members who have
most persistently urged FREQ sugar OK
pressed appreciation over tho letter.
They said It seemed to make deadlock
cortRin
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WHAT THEY THINK OF 1T.
Hill, Brlcc md Murphy Do Not Give Cleve
lands Message Much Grace.

Hi, BrIco md Murphy Do Not Give Cleve-
lands McssnGs Much Grace.
WASHINGTON, July l0.-The PTesi.
dents letter to Chairman Wilson caused
intense interest among the senators, al
though they were much averse TO say
ing anything about it. The Associated
Press furnished the senators copy of
the letter. and 1t was eagerly perused.
Soma OF the opinions OF those who
would say anything, are as follows:
Senator Hill prefer to say nothing
ut this time as 10 the pronricty or wis.
dom of the letter. 1t comes rather late
and may compliCate tho whole situa.
ton and defeat all tariff legislation
whatever"
Senator Bricc-I think it remarkable
that tho chairman OF tho house commit.
tee oil wayG md means should have
such letter rend. 1t is, Of course, un-
parliamentary hero for us to discuss n
proceeding in the other house, but
come wicked Republican may bring it
up in n way to force us to do so.
Senator Murphv-t do not care to
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-EfForts wero
made hero to-day to obtain from Mgr.
Satolli some further statement regard
ing tho letter written by him to Bishop
Watterson. Of Columbus. Ohio. Mgr.
SNlolli, however, declined TO SEQ re-
portors. mud in answer 10 II note sent to
him. replied that ho must positively
decline, for tho present ut lcust, TO say
u word on the subject.
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TEAS. SPICES. E1e.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And coffee Roasters.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow 1!
OUR PRICE LIST:

Lemons, per LOG
Haltpnt Jelly closes per dO1eu.........'...- %se
Quart Mason Jars see quo
Bakers Tomatoes, cans tor.......... $50
DCst standard Tomatoes. cans tOr-...~...... $50
Standard Sugar Cora, teams tOs....".......... $50
Sugar Peas. cans s'0
Bartlett PcArs. cans for 600
Choice Rcd Salmon. caus for ...~.........-.. $50
Fsc4h Ginger Snaps pounds fOt ............' $50
baking Powder. per pound. Toe
Fresh Butter CnckerG pounds tot......".... 800
Largo Lump Gloss Starch. pounds tOr.....- ESQ
Rolled Oats pounds csc
Pains Roo. Beer. bottles for ... $50
IIaltpint BeOr Mug Mustard. 3 glasses for soo
llAltpInt catlup. bottles tor,.,~ goo
Clothes Plus. per dozen. ..............,...- lie
Carpet Tackl. ounces per bOx........""... ie
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To FIX lila Fences.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o.--Chair.
man Wilson left Us soon as the tariff
debate in the house closed for hi, home
in West Virginia. The conferees do not
expect to resume their sessions until
noxt Monday or Tuesday. as they ex-
poet tomorrow and Saturday TO be
taken up by the senate in discussing tho
disagreement,
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REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, TO BORROW MONEY

We have moro calls for money than We can
supply. II YOU have money to put out on inter
est cali on U.S. We have good real estate security
TO offer. Interest G per cent per annutn- All
cxpcnNe paid By borrower.
We have buyers for small cheap houses we'll
located. II cheap quick cash sale can be made
Call on us
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

scalod proposals will be received by the Board
Of ElucHti0n Of Warrington. ". Va. until Sat
urtay. July %, 1874. at p, IN, for tho erection
and enclosing OF II twelve room school building
al Mnnnlngton. ". Va.
The plans aud specifications chi be seen nt the
ohIco u the Board Of Education at Warrington.
", Va. and also At tho office Of FranzhGlm,
GleSey ~ fuEls. Architects, Fourteenth street,
Wheeling. ". vH
bids to he marked. Proposals for CrNctIng and
enclosing twelvCroom school building Vt Man.
niugIOn. ". Va" and to be addressed to Clerk
Of BInrd OF Education. ManuinytOn, ~ Va
Ench bidder will submit with his hid ccrti.
nel check for per cent OF amount OF hid.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. jyIl.MAvdF
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CHICAGO, July l0.-rhe federal grand
Jury returned twenty.three indictments
in Judge Scaman's court this afternoon,
and was dischatged. In tho twenty.
three indictments wer0 included tho
names OF nboMt eOvcnty.ilvc individuals,
who are charged with violating the fod-
orHt statutes during tic railroad troubles
OF tho last three weeks.
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YOUTH.

The "Garden Spot" which was said
TO be rapidly depopulating shows an in
crease in population of %; the Island is
strictly in ii. The big decrease in pop
uIauon is in the Sixth ward, amounting
TO 1878, and according TO the enumera'
tor there, the youthful population Is
1885 less than It was ono year ago. In
tho Fifth ward All increase i'll popula'
ton and youth is shown, respectively
1888 aud il7. winch probably explains IL
part OF tho decrease in tho Sixth, the
ward lines possibly being rnispnder-
stood by tho enumerators.
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1929 MARKET STREET.
Rents Reduced !!


No aIlo McC0loch street: will arrange for
two (CnnutN or ono. and put IN tTSt'c!HSS order.
No. ~ rhlrty.SCVeNlh street, second u0Or, 81.
Sd la Zane street second 9o9F SO
No ISL EOH street, ono or two tAmllIe&
M. 003 Min street twONtOTy brick.
No. 1927 McGollNch street, iwOStory frame.
No. 80 Mnin street, largo modern brick DWELL
Ing, iOurtcourOOms
No 1921 McCOlloch street. brick. Sill %.
No, RS Ohio street three rooms, 81 N.
No, - Virglnln street, frame, six rooms
The WndhingtOn Place. honSc AMI - ncrc&
No GIO Main street brick dwelling.
No, 1ttl Main street, llrSt floor. three rO1'nG
No la1 Thriy-thirl street. brick Two rooms
Two splendid HHlcH rooms III Masonic building.
No. 9jtL ChApllnC street, five rooms Sl3OL
No 1906 Market street. Office rooms,
No 1911 Thlrty.thVd strOet five rooms. SOD
NJ, pOj Main street, twelve rooms hnl BAN.
OnlIS rooms In Hubbard Block. lRlt Markets.
No, ISL Main street, second md thiri n10;L
SOrO rooms or South streck IN IIoa'u0 Tab
GTnheU building
TOR ALE. o
No. 2s!l Enn street. twO.stOry frame. G rooms
Summer rrIihrnccS In the country nj Park
View, Pleasant Valley, LcathcFwood aud Woods
dale
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART G. TATUM,
Cry DASH BuILnlSG,
Telephone 2l9 Icl9i ltoom No O.
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FL PAso. LIS, July l0.-Tho careless
handling Of OF lighted match by n
young lady in tho basement Of SChaof.
cr's dry goods store this morning cost
II number Of residents Of this city an
aggregate OF $4,000.
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sprClnl TrnIn sOrVIoo Tor MnllndHVIII0
Camp Gr"unh, Friday, July 30, Vim BAL
tImOrc a. ohio.
Baltimore 4 Ohio trains will leave
WhoCiing for MoundsvilO Camp
Grounds Mt 1850 and ll:l5 n. M. mud
B:lOp. III. Returning will leave camp
station at $3.50 aud $685. a. H.. 12:40 and
l0:3O y. III. for Wheeling. Round trip
40 cents,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB s A lie

House Of 8 rooms, FotT street, between ~ ~!
Esd streets. with l.roOmod house III tbs tet'
-" iiouse I Of ! rooms, ga street, sl.LoO,
4 Elmo improved farm Of sixty acres ,h'a
miles cas-. OF Wheeling.
House OF I've rooms. Twenty.thitd 'ifest
$500
House 81 three rooms, Market street. cca:,
Wheeling. SaOO, ,..,
ward easy terms, 5000.
s. SO0.
iiou.e Of four rooms, Jacob street. siIa
wHrl. ST. 30. ,,,.,
House. ilYe rooms, Woods street, East WSsss
Fine farm, l27 acres. three miles from slolqtt
willie, with splendid improvements. This hA
y! 10 iSct of land fronting on Mccollooa ,s!
Hotel Of fourteen rooms doEag good budsaA
splendid location. cheap. ,,.,
House OF seven rooms and hall, CA4P-A
street. Centre Wheeling, $3.50
Lot cast end FourIeenth street, SllL
Lots on Lind street, Belvcdctc $50 each
Lots In lchrcns g SpGldclS addition iS9f
lAn'S addition 70 North ltonW0Od, BlGg' El1
Cnldwcll'S Kun. Pleasant Valley, BeliSylie asa
other places in and near the CITY. ....,,
Money 10 loan 90 city rGal cStatS: SNl SA
400 500. 500, $1,000. $500 and s1,01
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BELLAIRE


Mr.. and Mrs. John Fergusoa enter.
tanned number Of friends at their
home in the Fourth ward Thursday
evening. A number Of the guests
stayed over night, and were to enjoy
some fresh country eggs and one OF
Swift's best hams for breakfast the
next morning. When Mother Ferguson
went TO the cellar early next morning,
she was surprised TO find that the edi-
bles had all disappeared. The guests
were finally provided with a late break
fast, and were invited to return at an
other time.
In the city yesterdsy--W. E. Shearer,
Cleveland, o.; Al. Brown. Cincinnati,
o.; Malcolm Jennings, Columbus, o.;
Mrs. J. A. Kuert. Mrs. T. d. Balm, Ken
ton, o.; Robert +. Kirt, GAINESVILLE, o.;
viii NJ. Bender, Huntington, Pa; Har-
~ MUM, Wheeling, w. Va; Charles
Schaal Marietta, o.; II. f. Haldeman,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Gus Marks brought suit for $50 dam
ages against the Carpenters and Join
ers' Union of this city, charging them
with being instrumental in throwing
him out of employment The case was
heard In Squire Mobiles Court, aud
after hearing the evidence the Justice
rendered a verdict in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS.
William Boyd, fast sprinter, had a
race in Martins Ferry Thursday, and
about So, 500 changed hands on the re-
suit. Both men crossed the line In less
than 10 seconds. Boyd is now in this
city, aud is ready TO meet all corners.
John Mccormick Is home from Co.
lumbus, where he went as delegate
from the local lodge 70 the State Con-
vention Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans.
Some persons entered the premises Of
Charles Henry, on Rose Hill, during the
night, and after plucking nearly all the
flowers, damaged the plants beyond re-
pair.
d. B. Williams, of the Freeport
Press, yassed through this city yester-
day on his way home from the NJ. e.
Conference at Beallsville.
The camp meeting OF the A. NJ. E.
church will be- held in Metner's Grove,
near Morristown, beginning June "A.
James Clarity, of the Bijou Clothing
House, Sistersville, w. Va, was in the
city yesterday on business.
The park is a delightful place these
hot evenings, aud the seats are all filled
till quite late hour
The new machine shop at the Bel
laire Nail Works is nearly completed.
II is built Of iron.
Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, OF Glencoe, is
the guest Of Mrs. &. T. McHenry.
The Women's Relief Corps initiated
two new members last night.
Mrs. David Potter is visiting friends
at Grafton, w. Va.