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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
FOR
SUMMER

The best and most stylish furnishings
in town are to be found In our stock.
We show more taking novelties than
any other house IN Salt Lake City. our
shirt department Is triumph Of sum.
mefincss, presenting everything correct
and elegant for negligec, business. and
iull dress wear Is Il neckwear YOU de
sire' You can't find half as much
worth seeing anywhere else as we are
showing In this line, We lead and we
have the goods to prove II. Why be
only half satisfied when YOU can be
doubly suited for less money at tie
great furnishing headquarters OF Utah.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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" scr NNNNNAIH NfANNNMNf
The People u the Territory OF Utah ,.-t
grccun8 To walker saith, defendant
You AXE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Al.
ptaf 10 m action brought arainst v.g .
", Apg,e named plAnuh in she OH.HGf tHrt
y, iuc lhfd Judicial DittHct OF the IerfUas,
~ NNAh, aud 70 answer th0 complain &. a
'telHlh Nllhln ten daYaitNrluFlyU Uf The tay tx
att'leel after tho service on you ID IN,
'An'mons-f feryei within this tounty. o.. Il
served uut o. lhls county, but IN tlis dstriri
Wlihin twenty days. uthcrwIae within f,sf'
uays-or judgment hy default vii I' NY
compliant 'A.4
1hs action ~ brought 10 hayo igdga,,.
against defendant ia sum ~ $40, with I6isr..t
from May ", l-Hj Ht .ucr cent nor arTu..
an Tor costs Of SUIT. alleged 90 DO gUgf.,
services rendered defendant At M t,Gegsi fi
plaiulins o. attorneys atlhW, iu 0liH.uiu.fIr
1cicnuanl thc release " aus c.a'u OF Hrfisia
outstanding Ia uilrz and taN deed uuHH .ss.
taiu real property o. defendant, Hslt sUH. b..
coming due tnd payable May ", OF, afi
being wholly unpaid '
Ana you arc hereby notified that n sou Gall
10 HpUChr and answer tho said COMPLIANT !.
above required, tho SAID plaiuuH viii nso
Judgment against you for the Hum 10 mi
Win intcfcst 60 ABOVE, and costs Uf suIi
WINES tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt J.fsa
and the sea- uftuu district ..uUHlHf
tue Third Judicial District n and
IsEAL,l for the Territory Of tuh. tha .tl
day % July. m the year W 8Hr
lord onc thousand giEhg UlHHHgl
aud ninctv-tNV,
DAVID q. nuSBAI t.Hr.
Nv CEOuOE y. Looms, DEPUTY J1fs
Richard u. shepard, gttlrncr Tor paH8UIt
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NOTICE

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y meeting " sloekholdcp " Toutiue
Investment Association, WIZ DO leld AZ ina
unIyu " tho Asfociation, 800 and 800 AtlaB
lNork, >alt Lake ttty, on Ausutt 2'tb, 1885, At
b O'Clock % M, Tor the purpose ~ amending
articles OF Incorporation, TO increase lAp mum.
Der VI directors IRON 3 20 o, and transact such
other business ~ may properly be- considered
HAROLD n. PITT, sety, and TIss.,
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y. II. schotiior, plaInun, w. Sarah a. Love,
defendant
The People OF the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 90 sarah A. Love. doiendanL
VoU ABE Hereby REQUIRED 10
Il appear in on action brought against you
~ The aDove named .piarnug IN the Dissrict
Court Of tho Third Judicial District Of the
TeuitOry 0f Utah. and 70 answer the com
plant sled therein within ten days exclusive
Of The Jay Of sericel after the service on you
u this sumnons-ii served within thi- uouu.
~ or, " served out % tris county, bat In tins
district, within twenty days, oiherwite within
forty uAys-Or Judgment by dCfault Will 10
tasen against YOU, according TO the prayer VI
IN. sid action 10 brought 10 rave judg.
mcut against said defendant IN sum OF $50.
with Interest thereon from May Do, lsql. at one
per cent Ger month, Tor go attorneys TO. and
rost al sutts alleged IN be dus on a ,ertsin
prUmss0rf note. executed by defendant 90
ALERT y Waite, May ll l-'4, Tor tlYu with In.
tcrott IRON dlio ~ one per cent per month,
secured Ng q mortgage of even dste ca prem
Isgs hereinafter ucfrf ed, executed ~
defendant 20 aaid Albert J. White, thil nu.8
aud mortgage having been duly hstig ned 10
pIaIutH who 10 nov the owner and holder
thereof, Go have the usual 1fCfVU o. this court
for tuv fOfrclysutU ot saiu morigaEc,huiudfing
thHt prlUcsds Of tnii sale ue applied IN pay.
mcnt 20 amounts dur a. above; ihatdsfendAnt
and aIl persons claiming under upr he barred
ana flfurlYsvs ~ al claim ~ equiv ~ 70.
de HiuInn 10 tsl4 irrNheti lhhl ulhinNu have
a deficiency judgment aFainst defendant, aai
for other rCIici, SAM premises arc described
\. follows, to.wit Al uf lot %. bUcE J, 4 e.
whites -puth SAT- Lake, situated IA rAIt Lake
tounty. Utah.
And you are hereby notified that it you fsh
TO Iuuesr aud huGwur the saId complaint as
above required, the SAID piaiuiih viii Apnly "
the court fHr the relief duu andcd therein.
Witness, she Hon. samuel 4. Merritt, Judge.
ana the seal ul the ulstrtrt Juurs uf
lHu Third judicial District, iu and
lsEAil for thg Territory " Utah, sis. an
~. ~ December. in the yoAr ~ our
lord uro thousand eight hundred
uuI uInCty four
DAWN T.. DUNBAR, Clerk
liy GEu. u. IUOuts. Deputy Clerk
John NJ. Cannon. attorney FOR plaintiff
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Ch-onic piarrhpss IN suuth Africa

FIR over xix Year, wnss constant
sufferer from chronic diatrhoer. tired
a gf,a' many remedies yet louud no
rellsi By chance, noticed an nd.
vefilsement In the newepnrer calling
attention 10 Cbamterlai0'- Col c,
Cholors and DiarfhCea Rtmrdy. |
sent ior n bottle, md bsfOfv hali o. u
had boen tAksu VS. cOmulctoly
cur,d.-F. &. KmEL, Nteediot'. o..
ange Free Ststo, south Africa.
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DELINQUENT ho1lrr.

MORGAN GOLD MiNtNg ANr.v,,..
ANA company principal place ~ Il 'lI. lNG
SAT- LAKE CITY, Utah location M N, ..l'IltIs
s'sabole Oanyon, Morgan County, rt.i' H'5d'
Nouce lhefe are delinquent unot W
lowing described stoc4. On srfon iho Col.
sessmenL levied on the 18th day u Ja..' q as.
mo several amounts ant uur6aits Ul.' l.H,
OF the respective sharCto,deTs, af f5|i0,.al 'ut'
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~ OTICE ~ IIIUEUY GINFN THAT
~ William i Wlllca. admmi.tratnr 0f lie
estate ~ Elizabeth Wilrs, drroased, has rem.
dorod Tor settlement aud n'yd iu said court,
Die nnAi account ui his administration OF sAld
estate Aut petition Tor huul ulstrIhuttuu 0f tue
residue VI ruld cHtAtn among rho person. en-
uuul thereto, aud that Ibursduy, che 5th day
Of september, A, u. l-I3, gt DO O'Clock a no 4,
NJ tho court room ~ said court lu tho County
tour, llouse, salt lake Clty and County, Utah
IetftuTs hus been duly appointed by tao
judge " SAID court, Cor Tho settlement 81 SID
account aud hearing said petition for distrih.
uuuu, At which tmu and place auy person
Interested in SAID estate may appear aud show
rHusu, n any there be-, why SAID account
should not be- settled bud approved aud lLal
dlhtnhuuun madu ~ prayed flr.
Dated August A., 4. %. Issi.
q. b. STANTON,
Clerk ~ the Probate Court
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Who has the nerve = Ftsy out Of the
combint and cut tho prices u stand.
Ard Goals. Sole agent Of the celebrated
Diamond and Rock spfiugs, Sweet,
water mine) Goals. Olicp 3S west.
Second South. Telephone COS.
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OF the combine. Send Ia your otdors
full weight, prompt delivery; coal,
no, slack. Diamond abd Rock Springs
lump, $3.50; nut, $500. J. W. White
head, it,, IS wesi. Second South street.
Telephone No. 0Is.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the Probate Court, 20 aud Tor SAT- lAts
COunty lorniory " Utah.

In tue Probate Court, M aud Tor salt lats
County, TERRITORY " Utah
In tho matter OF the estate Of lalwf
WulE, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charles q Pearson. tho executor of iHl
estate Of Ludwig WOLF, deceased, Na.
rendered for settlement. ana died BOO Hli
court, hls nunl account % hls administration 70.
FHid estate and petition Tor inAl dlsif'NHNuHui
the residue ~ SAID estate among tho prffnu'
cutluyd thereto, and that lhursdlN 'He -HA
dAN ut August, A. y 1885, AZ lUurl.rkh meal
tho court room ~ butI court, ln me county
Court House. salt ihkO city aud county. lhl
Territory, has been duly appointed hY NC
Judge 0t said court, for the settlement ul tal
account and hearing said petition Tor lIslrHa'
ton. AZ which tine and place any person inter.
Cstci In said estate may appear ami shne
cause, n any there be, why SAID Hgc1lal
should not be- Eetllod nni approved and laN
distribution made ~ prayed for,
Dated August 9th, A, u. f,a, 1900.
q. 4. STANTON,
CLERK uf the Probate tuurb
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ruriinr,.. Rou,. Diuinv cars.

Tho burlington route Ia the only
line running dining cars on the ~
u carte" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, iIans. CITY and Chicago.
Passengers have 10 pay only for what
they cat. lie sure that your ticket,
Issd via tho Burlington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Tho greatest purchase IT the season,
iust fecelvsI, over 200 assorted ligh'
md medium llght shrdas OF wash
silks, value 90 10 81. for e. -, At
4. AUFHnACit & IRo's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Parks' Tea cure, cousilpation. FNr
sale by T.. J. HIl & Co., and Nt.den
Judsgu Drug Go. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

fui In accordance with law 1tH D4fs.
TIE lolrf ~ directors made ON the IstH Ia.
Jane. ISIS, 20 many shares OF each paF..f +.
SUCH Htlrk ~ may be necessary will VI .f.i \.
The onirc ~ tlurlta stewart, Room III IL. -
stone building, Main street, SAT- IaE. i..,t
Utah, on tie ltn day Of scpiCmhrr. ieI. AZ itl
.our on O'Clock p "a. u sam daF. o. Htg
dtiugleut tstcstmcnt thereon together NIX
the cost ut a1yeriisinE aud expenses uf s.. q
join " ClMMuDk rrcHfarl
AlLest. a y. lOMLEH. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

The Lowest sotcn la millinery
VIII he reached thi. week. Trimmed
hats ut Gnn.f0urth Of regular rficc. ~
+. AUERuACH a RIOS.
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ONE PRICE.
j. u. Gardner
l3G-l38 MAIN STREET.
EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE GRAY nOusE. ABOUT 10 YEARS
~ OLD, n on lHft thHHu,
ono sortuI horse, about n ys1rs Old, branded
on LETT shoulder aud riFhtthIgl
II the above described animals are not
claimed on or before August l5, 1875, they vail
DO sold al city EsuAy Pound atI y. ~
JOHN -. NATION.
Pound Keeper.
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GatherInr In the Ear..

"'"''I"f III 'HV 'F"T7'
HuSSisOS, Uian, July -, 1901
have usHn troubled with u gathering, In
my ear for several year,, aud El,o NOD
n DAd case Of CAiaTrh. | was advised
to try Hoods SarsapaTillR ana pur.
chased b Ottle. Since taking II feel
like new man altogether. l have
used four bottles and an almost entire.
ly cured. Jno. \. Brsdsloy.
N DDS Pllls cure all liver ils.
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Icnnel ChorrnEton and itarrio ilarfra..
partners doing business uuuoT d.. ..t
name Of thrrringtou llarkuUss. rls.a'
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in sud Tor saIt Lac
County. 1ctutut! of Utah.
Notice Of Time aud PlEco Tor the Hearing d
rcuuOu f0r Admissign 10 Probate
~ VIII
In tho matter Of tho estate o. IlstrA
Dean, deceased.
DuRsUAST TO Az ORDER or SAID
4 couit % said matter. notice o. Nefobg
gwen that saturday, tho liih day u
August. A, -, 1875, NJ 10 O'Clock o. o.,
Ut the touuiy Court House no salt Lake
city, Utah Territory. 10 tho court room "
tad court has been appointed tho time and
place for tho hoarng Of \ petition OF I0fsph
Henry Dean, praying for the admission 10
probate " a certain document Herewith Tfg
scented, purpuriinr In 10 tho Inst Will Hud
testament of joaoph Dean. deceased, When and
where an pctsunH interested may appear and
oppose tho probate OF said vill or tho Efani
Ing ~ letters tUstLInCuiHfy 10 Joseph licHf7
Dean a. prayed for In sid petition.
ia witness whereof 1 have hrrcuutn 81
my haul nul anlNui Tho Zeal "
IsEAt.l said court, THIS bth day Of August
a, ~, 1880.
e. ~ STANTON.
CiCrk Of Probate Juuu.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court no and FOR the Third
Judicial bstrlct Of Utah Territory,
touny ~ rAit Lake.
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SUMMONS

In the District Court " the Third Trtt.
oial district " Utah Tcrritory, Comm -''
u SAT- iAsg
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SIMMONS

q the District Court IN and for the THIRD
Judicial District NJ Utah 1efrtofy,
County Of -alt Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In tho Probate Court IN aud Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory " uAh.

In tho matter ~ tho estate OF Elizabeth
NIllCH. deceased.
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In tho matter of tho estate Of J1sepa
Dean, dcgcAfsd.
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The People of the Territory Of Utah b..
greeting To walker rnlth, defendant
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MAnsHAL,s SALE.

dated July 25th. i-gS,
ANDuEw iOWNt, AlI0t ncY Tor Plaintiffs.
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the Probate Court in aud Tor saIt l4ts
County, 1Crututy of Utah,
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h,od's PIlIs cure all liver ilI,.
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Ihe unique connective musical and
literary festival Of the Camhrians Of the
uld aud New World Tho national pas.
Time Of the Welsh Given under tho
ausnices OF tho Cambrian Association NJ
Uinh and adjacent states and Territories,
and the THbernaclo choir ~ salt Lake
city, Utah, will be- held at tho Great
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
BENWOOD.

Mr.. Jack Gately. the well known pud-
dler, is visiting his old home at Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
Mr.. AL. Burr is visiting relatives at
Sherrard.
Among the Improvements in progress
at the Riverside is the raising of one
of the cupalos to a level with the re-
naming two. This is a very large I'M
dertaking.
The blast furnace at the Riverside is
turning out a very high grade Of pig
metal. while the steel works is off.
The metal coming from the Jefferson,
at Steubenville, is being stored on the
Riverside premises to have ready when
the steel works goes on.
Messrs. Will Higgins, Pat Gately and
Louis Hepe are taking a trip TO Youngs-
town. to be absent several days.
Mr.. John Burr has resumed his occu-
patton, after celebrating the Christmas
vacation.
Capt. Patsy Daugherty, of the steam
er Charon, will be married to popular
Pittsburg lady on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Joseph Taylor, of Floral Home,
who spent Christmas with his many
friends here, has returned home.
Mr.. William Limeberger, the well
known city assessor, has returned from
a visit 10 st. Clairsville.
Mrs. Thomas Daugherty has returned
from a several days visit at her pa
rents home in Indiana.
David Evans is out again, after sew
eral days illness.
Mr.. George Taylor, of the Bellaire
blast furnace, was in the city yester,
day.
Charles carp is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Gordon, at McKeesport.
In all probability the Benwood iron
works will go on in full on the 9Th OF
January.
Mr.. James Smith, Sr., is a candidate
for the nomination for Street Commits
sloner on the Democratic ticket. Mr..
Smith served in this capacity a
previous term, and a better man could
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
Read stifcl * Co.'s Ad. in Register to-day,
PORTLAND STATION.

Portland Station. O., December 2S.-
The tin-Dan brigade made things lively
Saturday night. treating Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Dalrymple a recently married
couple. to a moonlight serenade.
r. N. Foster and wife were at Smith
field. Tuesday attending the funeral Of
William Young, q brother Of Mrs. Fos-
ter.
n. A. Foster. Of Eldersville, Pa, spent
Christmas with his parents.
The entertainment given by the Pres
byterian Sabbath school on Christmas
eve was a grand success. and was en-
loved by a large audience.
DR.. Winget, OF Sal:nevi,ls. and Squire
Phillips and sons. of Wheeling. spent
Christmas with j. II. Hodgens.
William Gaughan. while sitting on
the end Of a tie. had his coat torn off
by a c. & P. train Christmas morning.
Ed. Neely, Of Wellsville. and J. B.
Mckee. of Wheeling, spent Christmas in
Portland.
The drilling at the Short Greek Oil
Company's well, at Laurelton, proceeds
slowly. much delay being caused by the
caving in Of the same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29

START TUB CENTRAL GLASS WORKS
At last there is a good prospect of
starting mp the Central Glass Works.
wcich has lain idle so long that it had
almost come TO be regarded as a defuncr
industry. though in its palmy days
mot long ago-it was one Of the most
important and valued Of our industries.
A company with this object in view
has finally been organized and will,
there is every reason TO believe, com
ple,e arrangements with the United
States Glass Company at the meeting
Of the beard Of directors Of the latter
mex. Tuesday in Pit-sbUrg.
The company is composed Of well
known local men Of enterprise and back
bone, who have already subscribed the
bulk of the money necessary TO start the
works. But a few thousand dollars
more are needed, which. it is conhdea-
tally expected viii De readily subscrib-
ed among the merchants and business
men of Wheeling. an Of whom are in
directly interested i'm having this inn
portan, industry placed upon its feet
once more. which will give work to two
or three hundred well paid men and in
crease the Industrial and business ac-
tiviLy OF tine ci-y TO that Important ox-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
BELLAIRE.

The Board of Health has extended
tbe Quarantine guards to include tne
r G {. c. q p. and c., l.. & W. Trans
a rbat guard against parties coming
frcm the infected districts may De
on Friday Henry Ashoif, lad about
IS wears old. accidentally shot himself
through the hand while handling a re-
vOlyer.
wesley Laybue was fined $40 and
costs for giving whisky to little girl
en- Christmas. The child was made
quite SEX from the effects.
Martin O'TCole was fined 81 and costs
for bo.sterous language.
Mrs. Alice Wilson, who has been bed
fast for several days, was some better
yesterday.
The BeIa,re health officer, Dr.. D. W.
Long. has offered his resignation to
take effect New Years.
Mss Daisy Koonce, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
in the Fourth ward, has returned =
Jeanette. Pa. where she clerks n her
bro.her-ir-law's r. Ambler's, store.
JOIN tS5-4o Will No44INe wi 60 liz
gate No. % on the JacCbsburg pike by
order Of the trustees.
Rodsser Bros glass works Will c,ose
Tuesday next for repairs, which will
take about two weeks or more to finish
up properly.
Louis Hell of Gravel Hill, s able to
attend 10 his business again after
siege OF typhoid fever.
J. Shellenberger, who has been stay
ing ;n Bella,re for six months, while
specu,atiug n oil. is now cOnvalescent
after long spell of typhoid fever.
The Misses Redd. of Moundsville, are
guests O. the family Of Scott Heather
.ngtOn. Of the First ward.
Charles Johnson. eX-Marshal of Bell
are. is confined to his home in the Sec
end ward. quite sick.
Mr.. George Kerns is complaining OF
feeling IN poor health.
MI William c. Carpenter and Miss
Anna Simmons. daughter of Samuel
Simmons. Of Gravel Hill. and the ac-
commOdat;ng clerk in A. Mayors store,
will be married on New Years eve.
Mack Cr.sswell. who spent Christmas
with his sister. Mrs. Jennie Oliver. Of
Gravel H.I. has returned to his work
in Youngstown.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Mamie Mckinley, OF wheeling.
is visiting friends In thfs city.
Messrs. Nendel Taylor and Charles
burst visited friends in the city yester-
day.
Dir. w. B. Matthews, Of WaShinton,
ID. c.. is spendin the holidays with ms
parents on jefferson avenue.
NIr. Herman Mcdonald and sister,
Miss Anna. Of Cameron, spent Friday
in town.
Mir. Perry Stewart of Rock Lick, has
sold out his business at that place ana
contemplates movin TO MOundsviile.
Mr.. Orlando Stevenson and family, OF
Parkersburg. and Mrs. n. p. Buchanan
and son. of Chicago, are visiting at the
home Of Capt. a. O. Baker.
Mrs. w. B. Smith entertained her
friends at a dinner party Friday even
ing.
Mrs. c.. W. Grimes and daughter,
Miss Maud. leave on Monday for a visit
to ST. Mary's.
Miss Laura HoynbrOOk is visiting
friends I'm PCwhatan.
Miss Jessie EoO,en leaves early IN
the week for a visit TO Parkersourg
friends
The contest for the piano offered by
! w Gallagher & Co ended at the
ODera House Thursday evenin, the
successful contestant being Mrs. Sarah
f.. Woods. Much general sausfac-
ton seems TO prevail as 10 the fair
ness of the contest, also that Mrs Wood
won the piano.
Mrs. VIII McCoDkey viii entertain
her friends at seven O'Clock dinner
and watch meeting Tuesday evening.
Miss Wincher. Of the Island, spent
Christmas Day with her friend, Miss
Nettie MoC0nkey.
Miss Anna Terrell, one Of the public
school teachers, is spending the holiday
vacation at her home in Triadelphia.
Miss Lillian Roberts. a student Of
Bethanuy College. is at her home in
the suburbs for the vacation.
Miss Unice Salters spent Wednesday
with her sister i'm Wheeling.
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SISTERSV1LLE.

Sistersville w Va. December Is
John McCoach, Of Huntington, is in the
city on a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel GIcCoach, Of Charles street
Miss Abb.e LatimOre, of West Alex
andar. Pa. is visiting in this city, the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Huston
Of the South Side.
Messrs. Cook and Aglesby, of the
Marietta Leader are visitors to our city
to-day.
George W. Stocking was a business
visitor in Wheeling yesterdty.
George W. Crawford, Of the contract
.ng firm CT Crawford & Treat, was in
Wheeling Yesterday.
John Doll was N Wheeling yesterday
on business
!. II. Ruthbone. a prominent oil man
Of Marietta. was IN the city to-day.
Last night the Masons held their an
nual installation and banquet. at which
T. D. Mccoy was installed as Master;
A. c. Clark as Senior Warden, and AL
bert Weatherbee as Junior Warden, to
whom The Pas Master degree was con-
ferr5d upon. Joe w BOyers, Treasurer;
r.. Is. heSseT, S-cI tttIl u. ". ID. west
and w. G. Kohl. Senior and Junior Dea-
cons: Z. ". Russell, Tyler, and G. NJ.
Mccoy and F. G. Chapman. Stewards.
After tie installation services were over
the Mas0us hurried to their respective
homes and escorted their ladies to the
Ho.el Wells to partake Of the banquet
TO be held there. Promptly at $50 sup
per was announced. and eighJy-siX per-
sons were seated at me first table. The
menu was published yesterday N full
and need not be printed again. Besides
the elaborate menu, many additional
da.ntes were added &c it, and the supper
b5th in quantity and quality was ex-
csllent. and all spoke Of Z IN the highest
praise.
ice B9yerz left this morning on a trip
down the river.
Tc-morrow Rev. r A. Anderson, who
has been absent for several weeks, WI!
conduct the services N the Presbyter-
ian Church at the usual hours.