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HANNIBAL.

11.rrihal O. July 27.-Dr. J. NJ. Boice
WIS nm from Sistersville Monday anu
Tnls5av visiting several patients that
me has i'm this community. ri,
Mrs Isaac fisher and Mrs. DaVlu
fisher were at New MarIlnS' l'le / "0'
dav visiting relatives.
Cant. Charles Muhleman was d.
wheeling and Pittsburg this week
Miss NIolHe Cline returned home sat
urolv eyDing after five weeks absence
~ New lIatamoras and Antioch, u, VS.
ting relatives.
A very pleasant and interesting enter
rainment of the past week was gwen on
Ias- Monday evening in the English NJ.
Is. Church by the Epworth League
which was a remarkable success. Inc
audience was cultured and manifested
irs aprreciation by the most generous
aDpl9use. The Rotations given were
rendered by o. e. Kemp, c. q. U Nelll'
and Mrs Fannie Hofer, Carrie Ilsher
Ada limbaugh. and Vada Boice. The
vocal numbers We're contributed Dy
Misses Emma Fritsche and lone fisher.
of Wheeling. and Misses Minnie O.Nelll,
Ninta fisher. Helen Henthorne, Norma
Suter and Carrie Kast The instumen-
fail performers wer NesSrs. Isaac and
Harry Suter and Misses Lucy Hofer,
Alma Neuenschwander, Carrie Cehrs
and Phebe fisher. members OF the
Teague and Miss Lou Paulus, OF Berea,
10 The affair was enjoyable through
out and the president Of the library de-
Dartment. Mr.. Charles GNelu IS 10 De
] f,s
Miss Attic Strain was at New Martins-
Vile Monday
There will be quarterly netting at the
Trglish Methodist Church Sunday. Rev.
Ernest Wilson will preach in the morn
inc and Rev. Osbourne, the presiding
elder. vii preach in the evening ana ad-
minister the sacrament
Prof. and Mrs. Dan Williams and son,
of Moundsville. arrived Tuesday and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Nuh'eman.
Miss Fannie O'Neil was at New Mar
tiusville Friday.
Mrs. Sep Hall and son, lie Nome, OF
New Martinsville, were visiting rela-
tives i'm town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Voeghtly gave
delightful party to a number OF their
friends on Thursday evening.
Misses Anna Parrot and Ella Nc
Donald. of Cameron, w. Va, are the
guests of Miss Sadie Haupt
Miss Emma Braunlich is at Round
Bottom. o.. the guest Of Miss Ella Nc
Kinley
II. Neuenschwander was at the An
tioch oil fields Friday
Mrs. DR.. Boice was visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Daily at Sardis, o., Mon
day
George Braunlich was up from Sis
cersyille Sunday.
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NOTES FROM LOCH LYNN
HEIGHTS HOTEL.

Mountain Lake Park, Md, July 81
Loeb Lynn Heights when Illuminated,
the tower and $50 feet Of verandah be-
ing covered with japanese lanterns, pre-
sents a beautiful appearance from Mt.
Lake Park and ELECTS much admiration.
The progressive euchre party Friday
night was very enjoyable.
Mrs. Bootes, Of GAINESVILLE, o., has had
a beautiful display of fancy work this
week. and many ladies have taken les
sons in embroidery.
Mr.. Warren, the rising young actor,
entertained the guests Of Loeb Lynn
with a very enjoyable programme of
dramatic and humorous selections.
a largo party from Morgantown is ex-
pected Saturday evening.
The hops every Saturday night at
Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel are very en-
ioyable, and many of the young folks
from Mt. Lake Park join in the festive
dance.
Mrs. Alfred PAUL and family are sum-
mering at Loeb Lynn.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb arrived on Thurs
day from Wheeling. Miss Andrews and
her mother from New York City, add
much to the pleasure of the guests.
Mrs. A. J. Clark and family arrived
on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Of
Richmond. are spending the heated term
at Loeb Lynn.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure and children and
maid arrived on Thursday
Mr.. Mendel and family, from Texas,
are pleasant guests.
Miss Stephen, of Lexington, is among
the late arrivals.
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CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 27-The
Bridgeport Lodge of Knights of Pythias
have elected these officers:
L. c. Fitzburgh, c. c.
NJ. d. Teter, V. c
W. A. Carpenter, p. c.
c. l. Barnes. NJ A.
w. e. Sheeky, NJ +.
G. J. Brown NJ. e.
J. n. Wilkinson. K r. S.
r. D. Carrico, N. w.
The Epworth League will give a
musical entertainment at NJ E. chapel
on next Tuesday.
DR.. Forrest is now at Mountain Lake
Park.
Jas. A. Quarrels, D. D., of Washing
ton Lee University. Lexington, Va, was
in this city during the week.
Father O'Connor is at Coney Island,
n. Y. where he is taking his summer
vacation.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company is erecting an additional room
TO the old depot building. Our people
are greatly disappointed. They had eX-
pected and of right. that, a new COM
modious depot would be built.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Bland are in Wes
ton. where they attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Minerva Edmiston, the widow Of
the late Judge Mathew Edmiston.
Misses Laura Boughner and Daisy
Harrison are back from Boston, where
they attended the National Christian
Endeavor convention.
Rt. Rev. p. ]. DOnohue, bishop of the
Catholic diocese of this State, was the
guest of Father Reynolds during the
week.
Mr.. N. Hall and wife, Mr.. Shearer, of
Warrington. and Miss Dunlap, of Allie
gheny. Pa, were the guests of Mrs. a.
l.. Hustead, Of this city, on last Sun
day.
The Sons of Veterans instituted a
camp at Brown. this county, on last
Tuesday
Judge Henry Damon was in this city
Tuesday
DR.. J. L. Carr has returned from
Howard Lick. w. Va.
Among the distinguished people in
the city during the week were: H. B.
Manpin, of Knoxville, Tenn; S.
Hinkle. of Weston; Hon. A. A. Lewis, OF
Weston; Mrs. w. w. Woods, OF Glen
dale 2. p. Sexton. of Buckhannon; Jas.
y. Bradford. of Oakland, Nd; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. V. jarvis Of Pittsburg; A. L..
Taylor, of Grafton; S. A. Blue, of Fair
mont: Prof. J. w. Bonner, OF Camden
on-Ganley, and Editor r. w. Harrison,
Of Weston.
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tbeir cousins. the Misses Stowe, on

their cousins, the Misses Stowe on
| Quincy street.
Governor Fleming has so far recover
| ed from his serious illness as 20 De
/ able TO be ut his Office again.
lIrs. Pat Judge and Mrs. Al. brown
of QfaftOn, were guests OF Mrs. !. T.
MCnley for q Few days last week. A..
Mrs. I. C. Jones and daughter MISS
| Emma Scott. of Chattanooga, IehH.' d
ehe guests of Mrs. Jones mother on Ino
South Side ,,,,
Miss Florence Post, of Reminds MILL
is visiting her sister. Mrs Or. Usoen'
HuDD Sands and sister, Miss Emily
ave p hay ride in honor Of their Hlsi-
tors Misses DistOn, Custer ana wal
lace. ON last Monday evening.
mrs. Robert Watson and httie GauSh-
row ave CHESTS of friends at Elk Garden
this week. 800,
Airs. ID. /. Frame will spend the sum
mer at Mt. Lake Park, the guest Oh ne''
mother. Mrs. Raymond.
County Clerk Manley left yesterday
for q few weeks visit 10 "oOs'ei
Springs. s4,o,r u
The Jr. Epworth League OF the NJ. L.
church held an enjoyable and pront-
oIfo lawn fete In the parsonage yard
Friday evening. 49,.
Harry Conway, of Baltimore is the
guest OF friends here. NIL
Miss Mollie Browning and hltle
daughter Edna. are guests Of friends at
Halleck. ...4,,,.,,ol
Charles w. Robinson has returned
from q visit TO his parents in Barbour
Miss Ora Dent returned home Monday
after q pleasant visit 10 trlehdS III
ShinstOn. e.. ..,o,,d.
inc the summer at Mt. Lake PARK was
The guest OF friends here TINS weef 1cft
CHEN Barnes and R. J. robinson .,, lelI
Tuesday for Webster Springs, where
tbev viii spend q few weeks in recrea-
fi0n
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CRAFTON

Grafton. w. Va, July 27.-Judge j..
r. Hoke. wife and child. of Kingw00d
are iu the city seeing friends.
Hon r.. f. Davis. or this city, has
been Eas. fer @ few days.
$. II. Roger. Of Phillippi, is in the city
ON legal business.
W. II. Winchester. of Pickens. has
been here for q few days.
John B Mccoy starts for Atlantic
CITY to-day.
Col John r. McCraw has been East
for several days.
Attorney p. J. Croogan, ofl Ningwood
was tn the city one day this week on
legal business.
Dr. viii J. Davidson. Of Fleming
town, WAS iu Grafton several days this
week
Mrs. r. A. HIT and daughter Ottie. Of
Buc6hannOn are visiting Mrs Hits
mother. Irs. Shoemaker of the West
Side
Miss Ethel Parsons. Of Keyser. is
visiting relatives i'm this city
The shop men here in the b. & o. are,
making good time.
Miss Rose. daughter of Captain Rose.
is visiting friends ON the West Side
There is considerable stealing going
ON here. supposed 10 De the work Of
-ramps
T. H. t'.l oln Is Iei-looei.us ms all
t.edE o--u,.l0I Iesl"euCe OH '-e west
Que. -., re. .,..-
'.'- o.'--ple i0'' -o' "ooN >
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I',s ms. III To- -, g.,
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,1NlH@ ol@p'.Sl1-ouS lO' several O~' 3
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WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, July 27.-Mrs. Min
erva A. Edmiston, mother of Hon.
Andrew Edmiston, and Mrs. c.. NJ.
Fleming, CT Buckhannon, died at her
home in Weston on Tuesday, after a
short illness, and was buried on Thurs
day. The following from a distance at
tended the funeral: Dr. and Mrs VIM.
Bland, of Clarksburg; Mr. and Mrs. T..
S. Bland and Charles Bland, of Sutton
Mrs f. c. Fifer, Mrs. Jennie Mullins.
Mrs Clark W. Heavier, Mrs. James
Smith, Hon. T. J. Frnsworth and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Edmiston. Of
Buckhannon, and Mr.. Philip Lorentz.
of Glenville.
The corner stone Of the new St. Paul'a
Episcopal Church was laid by the Ma
sons on Thursday afternoon. Rev. Dr.
r. Rush Swope, of Wheeling, delivered
an address.
Capt. VIM. w. Roller, of Washington,
D. c., is confined to his room at the
Bailey House with severely sprained
ankle.
Miss Collie Duncan, of Clarksburg,
who has been the charming guest Of
Miss Margaret Bennett for the past two
weeks, left on Friday for her home.
Squire Halcombe, of Webster county,
fell from the third story Of the Bailey
House at 1 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, and was almost Instantly killed.
He was prominent and promising
young man in his county. and will be
greatly missed He leaves a wife and
six small children.
Miss Minnie Koblegard returned Mon
day from a pleasant visit to friends at
Sutton.
Miss Maxwell, Of Wheeling, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Louis Bennett,
returned to her home on Monday.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue, of Wheel
ing, preached two eloquent sermons at
St Patrick's Church on last Sunday,
one at the 10 o'clock mass in the mOrn-
ing, and the other at the evening SER
vice, after which he confirmed a large
class. While in Weston the Bishop was
the guest of Mrs NJ. O. Edwards, on
Main street.
Dr. NJ. T. Morrison, one of the assist
ant physicians at the Hospital for the
Insane, is spending his vacation at
webster springs.
Mrs. Leonidas Smith is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. S. Bibby. of Charleston, is the
guest of her daughter, Miss Ella Bibby.
Mrs. w. p Crumbacker and son left
Saturday to visit friends at Athens, o.
Mrs. Robert L. Brown, of Buckhan-
non, and Mrs. T. X. Brown, Of Virginia,
Mimi, visited Weston on Friday.
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Salem accompanied by Miss Jennie
Urquhart.
Miss Dora Hill has gone to Deer ParE
for a visit. From there she Will go 10
the seashOre for months recreation.
w. +. Davidson and son Walter are
taking their annual outing at Muskoho.
Miss MOliie Speal has returned from q
visit to Boston.
w. 2. Bishop has been here from New
York City, where he is popular hoVe4
clerk. -
Miss Mary Coleman has returned u -
Washington City, after spending AeI va
cation in this city with her parents.
George Moore, CT Pontiac, Men, Is
visitingihis parents at Peurith, w. va.
Mrs. Todd. of Linden avenue, has gone
to Washington, Iowa, to visit 1rlehuS.
Misses Emma Beatty. of Sewickley,
and Mary Long. of Akron, are guests OF
Mary Sharp.
Miss Emma Mcdonald has returned
form a visit to Cleveland friends ohe
leaves shortly for the East
Harry Copeland and wife, OF Column
bus, and Miss Esther Wiley, OF DelaWare
are guests Of Miss Jessie Erwin.
Michael Hassett, James Gavin ana
William Steen have returned from the
Acme camp in Canada.
Mrs. w. II. Rooney and children are
visiting Massiilon friends.
James McMinamin and wife have re-
turned to MuDcie, Ind, after visit here.
George 2. Hunter, editor Of the Chilli
cCthe Advertiser. and family have been
guests of w. II Hunter and family
this week.
The garden party given by the lady
admirers Of tennis on the court Wednes-
day evning was a pleasant affair. Near
~ 100 were present and the court was
gayly decorated with lanterns, electric
lights, ETC. Patton's band discoursed
music for the dancing 4 cake walk
won by William Chapman and Mary
Hare was one Of the events of the even
ing. Dainty refreshments were served.
The bicycle lantern parade on We'd
neSday evening was a success and a
number of gayly decorated wheels were
in line.
The First and Second Presbyterian
Churches picnicked at Browns Island
on Wednesday.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. W. Va, July 27-Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Nesbitt and family return
ed to-day from an extended visit TO
friends at Wheeling and Cameron, w.
Va.
Allegheny county commissioners were
here Thursday inspecting the bridge
between here and Luke
R. H. Drane and wife, and w. G..
Turner and wife left Thursday for At
lantic City.
Mrs. W. Montgomery died Monday
afternoon aged II years. The inter-
ment took place Wednesday evening
from ST. Johns NJ z. church. Rev. c,
Forrest Moore officiating.
Grand Lecturere Graham Dukehart,
of Baltimore. visited Hiram Lodge No.
103. A. +. and A. NJ. on Tuesday even
ing last, insructing them in Masonic
work. Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of his instructions.
II. NJ Roach and son Clarence and
AIRS. T. Pickering are visiting Mrs j. f
Harrison on Hampshire street.
Mt Sam B. Harrison, OF Wheeling,
and T. 3. Carney visited friends here
this week.
The young men OF the twin towns arr
giving a grand hop in Morrison's new
hall in Westernport this evening.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The medal contest at West Bridgeport
on Friday night was a great success,
the efforts of the entire class being eX-
ceptionally good. The contestants ages
ranged from twelve to eighteen years.
The contestants numbered eight, as fol-
lows: Misses May Sheridan, Aetnaville;
Belle McCarty. Martins Ferry; Maud
Spencer, Lou Thompson, from West
Bridgeport; Carrie Stitt, Maggie Lanum
and Charles Henthorne, Bridgeport.
The Judges awarded the medal TO Miss
McCarty. The other members of the
class were given boquets of sweet peas.
Rev. c. B. Henthorne has been at
tending the commencement exercises at
Mount Union College the past week.
On his return he stopped off at the
Spring grove campmeeting and preached
the opening sermon.
Mrs. c. Hays and nephews, Charlie
and Robert, of Johnstown, Pa, arrived
last night and will be the guests Of
Mr.. VIM. Alexander and family.
Misses Jean Barnes, Of CadiZ, and
DuX Coleman of Scio. are spending
few days with Miss Margaret Hill, at
Brookside.
There will be no church services in
the First Presbyterian Church until the
first Sabbath in September. The Sab
bath school services and Christian En-
deavor will continue at the usual hour
Mr.. Harry Fogle is home from Alpha,
Mich, where he has been enjoying his
vacation with a party OF friends fishing
The Misses Mamie and Susie Detrow
of Washington, D. c., are guests Of their
aunt. Mrs. John T. Scott.
Mrs. Charles Loe and little daughter
are home from a visit with her brother,
DR.. John Clayland, of Brooklyn, n. Y
Mrs. Fred Fox and son Wilbur. with a
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PALATINE.

Palatine, July21-Mrs. D. S. Hell
mick is at Tunnelton. Preston county,
called there by the serious illness Of her
sister, Mrs A. J. BOnafeld.
Mrs. Henry Hess is the guest of her
parents at Hallock, Monongalia county.
Ms. Ida Damson has been quite sick
for the past week
Miss Nancy Luzider of Indiana, is
the guest of friends in South Palatine
this week
Mrs. Mack Hess left last Sunday for
Cameron to visit her parents.
L. n. Arnett, Esq, IS reported quite
sick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kiger were Wis
itors at COnnellsville, Pa, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Lawrence Orr and Frank Sapp were
in Wheeling last week attending a
meeting OF the Shriners.
Mrs. Ella Holman and daughter, of
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Holmes, who live a short dis
lance in the country.
Fred Hess returned Wednesday from
a visit to Fairview.
Rev. c. L. Queen returned Saturday
morning from Boston, where he was
attending the national Christian En-
deavCr Convention.
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STEUBENyILLE.


Steubenville, O., July 27-Thomas
Kenncy. son of Patrick Kenney, Of this
city. was married recently in Cleveland
to Miss Rebecca Payne of Pittsburg.
Rev. w. A. Irwin, Of Cincinnati, has
accepted the call from the Second Pres
bv.erian Church. of this city.
w. @. Johnson and wife have gone to
Washington City. where they will meet
Miss Alice Johnson. VINO returns from
Europe. accompanied by Bradford and
Le0n0ra Johnson. The entire party Will
go to Saratoga for a time.
Colonel Thomas McCaUslen, the VEN
cradle member Of the Steubenville bar,
who has been seriously i'll at his home
west of the city, is improving.
J. r. Daton, another member Of the
bar. who has been confined TO his room
with q carbuncle. is improving.
Miss Geaeviove Barrett has returned TO
Baltimore, where she is employed as q
hurst I'm o hospital. after visit to her
parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar
rett. of this city
Rev. George T. Smith and wife re-
ccived friends az their residence on
North Fifth street on Thursday. Rev.
smith and family will visit Japan next
year
Mrs. Sue Davis and daughters. Nellie
and Naomi have returned from a visit
from Judge Campbell and wife at New
Cumberland
Mrs. john Bray and daughter, Mrs.
Willis Thompson and children are
guests of Mrs. ~ A. Timberlake.
Mrs :. c.. Gill and son James return
e1 this week from a weeks yachting on
the lakes with J. J. Gill.
Misses Omrod and Herbert of Allen
town Pr. Who has ben visiting the
FIrs Pearce. have gone to Atlantic City.
Oakley Rowe, son Of Prof. Rowe. of
Dakota, formerly Of this city, was visit
ine here this week.
Bans announcing the marriage of W.
T. Mccain TO Miss Mary Timlin have
been read in s.. Peters Church.
Or. Chapman. Of Cleveland was here
this week visiting his daughter. Mrs. w.
Y. Nsdill
Mrs Rev. J. A. Klindeworth, Of Des
Noines lowe. is guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henke
Mrs. J.. a. NcGOwan and sons. of
Youngstown. are guests OF Mrs. David
Myers and daughter.
Mr. and AIRS. J. W. Gill have gone foH
o months sOj0Urn at MarAe,on and
CresSOn.
Miss Jennie Hawkins has returned
from visit 10 Akron.
Miss Ethel Haskell has returned 70
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party of friends, are rusticating at
Zoar. They will be joined by Mr.. Fox
this week
Miss Margaret Hill, of Brookside, will
entertain the Glee Club, OF Martin
Ferry Monday evening.
Misses Lou and Kate Bratton are en-
Toying a visit with friends at Bannock,
Ohio
Alfred Jarvis, of Reeds nursery, is
home from a trip East, business and
pleasure combined.
Several families in Kirkwood enjoyed
q picnic at Wheeling Park Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Flavel is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Flashner, on Howard street.
J. A. Drummond, of GAINESVILLE, has
been in town for several days.
Mrs. King, of Parkersburg, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G. o. Kelly,
III past week.
A harvest home picnic will be held
at Dungand's grove, near COlerain, on
Thursday, August LIST.
Mr.. George Pither has been confined
to the house quite i'll all y-cek.
Misses Allie and Jessie Eellyer are
visiting friends at New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
Hugh Clark is home from a trip in
Bhe interest of South Bros.
J. X. Jolly is spending the day with
his family at Caraopolis, Pa
MIR. James L. Higgins, the enterpris-
ing West End grocer, contemplates
building a handsome new business
room.
Miss Mary Baggs is enjoying an ex-
tended visit with friends in Cleveland.
J. O. Bates returned TO Baltimore,
Nd. last night, after weeks visit
with relatives here.
Bayha Bros. are getting several new
and attractive wagons for Wheeling
firms.
Ray Cross, who has been laid up
with a sprained knee, is able to be
out
Mrs. Zera Sharp and daughter, Miss
Clara. and Master Philo, have returned
from a months visit with relatives at
Ironton. O.. and Buffalo, ~ Y.
Mr.. Joe Couture, of Caleb & Couture,
was in Toronto Thursday looking after
a contract for the firm.
Several suspicious looking characters
who have been lurking about Kirk
wood and BroOkside, need watching
Be cautious with open doors and win
dows in the evenings.
Oswald Sheck is having a metal cell
ing put in his news depot and barber
shop.
Sister Pasila and Rose Mary, of the
st. Anthony's parish, left Friday for a
visit with friends at Covington, KY.
Usual church services at st. Antho-
ny's Church to-day. Rector, Rev. JOS
eph Weigand.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. SGnburn, of Mas
sillon, passed through the city yester-
day on their way home from a trip to
Cheat mountains.
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NEW 3IARTINsvILLE.

New NatnsviIe. rs. Va. July 70
D~ W. IL. Curtis. of Li,-.eton, IS visiting
his parents here.
prof ~. r.. Williams prnclpal OF tle
sro1rdsvillc citv schools, attended tAe
institute here this week
X. DenDey spent few days this
vesll az ClariuG-o-. d.. visiting friends.
Mrs 81 L. Thomas ana children Oh
Clarington. o.. are visiting friends on
the South Side.
Rev Bedford. of the NJ. =. Church. Is
on trip in the southern part OF the
State.
FldcWrav and j. W. MCln-re were at
Sistersvi,Ie Thursday on legal business.
Mrs. r. L. Dunlap and daughter Miss
Hazel. returned Wednesday .rom tWo
months visit 10 friends i'm Butler coun-
o.. pa.
Canada.
Misses Eva hunter ald Jessie BagSs
are spending thc week with friends az
F-lsbUrg.
rLoyd Mclntire the register agent.
was fla Wheeling Friday.
1fss Maggie Welch LETT for Wheeling
to-day and viii visi, friends there for
one week.
Percy Leap. who has spent TWO years
az Philadelphia. and who returned few
DAVIS since. gave a social 20 his many
friends wednesday events. amongst
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NEWBUBG

New1urg W Va. July 27.-Mr. H..
Loreatz. one OK the oldest commercial
travellers on the road, visited our mer-
chants one day this week. Sci is al
ways welcome.
The young people belonging TO The
Good Iemular lodge had a splendid
time at the picnic in O-r's Grove. near
town. OH Monday last. The GOOD Tenn
D.ars are in Furnishing condition.
many of the best people of The town
are members.
Doe. Menear was visiting many Of
his old friends I'm town this week.
The excessive warm weather during
the trs- OF The week caused overflow
meetings uudt- the shade trees i'm front
OF Dr. ~. d. Dents residence.
Hl5 honor. Squire Higgins. has been
busy aII week settling disputes between
oar people under the tide of lawsuits.
all Kinds OF ceseS from aggravated as
sauit and battery down. do not mink
our citizens We're engaged In this mat
ter. On the contrary the litigants
mostly come from the country, some
oil Them quite distant
Sabbath school i'm each of cur three
cAuicAes was very Wei attended ON
las1 9.--+'A Us lhaJ was about the
oAl' i-'i5-3..s services We had.
Ais. .pelle flemihs' oil ralrm0nJ,
was 'iSl,lAs az ner la,-ei $. Alr. j. NJ.
may mona. inns "eeA
one Oh me repair hands on the b. d
y. near hC"I-scurg' was struck by an
engine DAY or so ago and seriously
hu-t, ana 40 present his life is despair
ed Oh
our local base ball club has been
pay ing I'D 'hard lines lately. and lost
an -Aet games whereas during me TWO
seasons previous luey oio NOT lose
same; Ool' w Il. LoNe1Ie' OF 4 unAe-lon'
o-l ms slec-S was I"e latest team
.I~l Deo- JAeL III q score OF 8 10 ID
iaLor OF me ICnnei-on team.
Ol d ilo1y nislJ IeselN2l was neld