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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26

The best cough cure is Shiloh's Cure. A
neglected cough is dangerous. Stop it at once
with Shiloh's Cure. D. Krapf, Frostburg,
and McMullen Bros, Mt. Savage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26

A Head always needs Hat, and supply
Hats to heads of all sizes and shapes. Buy
your Hats at WINELAND's and you will
ALWAYS be ahead. See?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26

us desire is not only "com-
put it is strong enough to
! to a universal demand.
}nly limitation of both desire
tland is this-that the easier
more plentiful, and, there.
ess valuable metal shall still
he Subsidiary place accorded it
time immemorial.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26
w Proposal.

the State and county
ght to be levied and col
tax sufficient to keep
hing at least months, or,
r, 10 months.
place directly upon the
each community test of
of the value of education
it to avoid the loss which
hose who are unwilling or
unious to avail themselves
scessible school advantages.
there is no school in Frost
b, say May until September,
feause there is none during
period at Oldtown.
i1ke this will probably be
the next Georgia legisis.
Iced, it is said that ''several
have already voluntarily
objected and expended such a
th the best results TO children,
and teachers.
is another side to the pro-
which the people down there
understanding they had not
at, but material, permanent
ltage, incidentally discovered
people find that they not only get good
Is thereby, but that good schools are
making institutions. The market
bf the land in these counties has risen
rec or four times as much per acre as in
ties that have equally good soil, but
schools.
cheers of Allegany county PROJECT
W than sort of "loca option plan
determining the length of the school
Fmg What better duty eau they
rform than get together and perfect
bill providing the opportunity to
oh community to have its school run
be full scholastic year 7 For In
ance, a tax of only s cents per 500
pou the municipal assessment OF the
Ipwn of Frostburg will run the high
Pchool, Grahamton, Bowery, Sand
Spring and Borden schools two months.
Or, if confined to the two schools
within the corporate limits, tax of 81
cents will continue them two months.
Under this plan any community can
have anything and everything in the
way of education it is soilling TO pay for.
And as popular education is the
theme of song, story, poem, and the
occasion of professions, cornerstone
layings, dedlcations and flag-raisings,
why not have it in its entirety-in a
degree -to-be proud of, and in a way
that it will reflect onr liberality as
luminously as we sometimes make it
reproduce our patriotix
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26
Business Locals.

Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, luss of appetite. yell
low skin? Shilohs VtallZer is a positive
cure. d. Krapf, Frostburg, and McMullen
Bros, Mt. Savage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-26
GENERAL NEWS.
A Useful Institution.

Il suppose" said the school teachers
, acquaintance, "that you are sorry to
see vacation coming to a close"
NO." was the reply. II think it
has lasted long enough to serve its
most important purpose"
you mean that the pupils and their
instructors have had a chance to re-
cuperate."
|No; that is an unimportant in
.cident. What | mean is that vacation
gives parents n chance to realize that
their children are not the angels they
always assume them 10 be when they
get into trouble at school. Washing
| ton Star.
"A Theory.
why was it called the golden
rule 2"
II suppose because about one per-
( sou ont Of sixteen lives up to it,
kPuck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-30

mic in Jamesson's Grove. Thursday.
Mr.. H. Cay Trush IS having his
store CRAFTY improved.
Ths Democrats Of Mineral County
will hold their county CONVICTION at Key
ser, Saturday, September 18th.
Hampshire 5t-se, Is baing neatly i'm
proved
Married. last Wednesday evening, Mr..
Fr-d Kylss 20 Mss Emma Reynolds,
both CT Franklin.
A large number Of PiedmCnters at
tended the Knights Of Pyth.as picnic
al LcnOconing THURSDAY
Mss Ida V. Kalbaugh gave a hay ride
to a party of friends Monday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-30

Mr.. Casper Kornhardc has returned
from Atlantic City.
Clifford Mcmillan leaves Monday for
St. Paul. Mimi, to be gone for some time.
Mr.. William Debois and wife, OF Cnlo'
are visiting relatives Of this vicinity.
John Fletcher and Miss Ray Klnca.d,
both Of lIcMechen, were married wed
nesday evening by Rev. S. Robinson.
I MissEmma Taylor is guest Of Mounds
Vile friends.
Invitations were received IN TINS CITY
a few days ago announcing the wedding
| of Miss Annie Kendall 10 NJ. George j.
| Kanmeyer. OF New York. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday, september 2
at the Drumondsville Ne holist EDisco-
pal church. at Niagara Falls.
Misses Sallie Peabody and Eva Pea
body spent a few days at Elymira, o.,
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton are guest
of relatives a. SisteTsyille.
Mrs. J. c. Taylor and daughter, Mrs.
| Florence Rywick are spending the day
with Triadelphia friends.
Mrs. T. Jones. from Woodsdale, was
calling on friends Of this place.
Mrs. George Siegpeese, Of Steuben-
Vile, was spending a few days with her
sister, Miss Ella Jones
Burly Debold and Thomas Kelley
/ took a flying trip on their wheels TO AL
! toora, Pa.
Miss Fannie Dyke, OF Piedmont, who
has been visiting the family OF Mr.. An
drew Kearns, left a few days ago for her
| home.
Miss Nora Dolbeare was a Shepherds
| town, O., for few days.
Miss Maggie Altmeyer, from Sisters
vile. is guest Of her parents here.
Florence Cooke, Magic Debold and
Maggie W.lbert attended parry We'd
nesday night a. Martins Ferry.
Miss Mamie Darling mas returned to
| her home in FTeespOr, Pa.
A small child of Joh? Hicks was
/ buried Friday.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan. from Denni'On,
1 O., and Miss LIZZIE McDermott, Of Ale
eheny, are visiting the family o., Mr. and
Mrs James Gergharity.
Friday night al his home On Water
! street. Mr. William Geharity delight
| fdily entertained a merry crowd OF his
/ II ends. The hours were spen. in GGnc~
irg Prof Albert AlJmeyo: played for
the occasion. All present enjoyed them
selves. The affair was in hJno, Of Mss
Lizzie McDermot, Of Allegheny who Is
hare en- visit.
Council meets Tuesday night. A great
many complaints are beiDg made d50ut
/ t4t lights.
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BENWOOD.

Mr.. William Pelley. OF Mi1go' was
here In the city the past week.
Miss MARY Cox and her brother
poI1b of Wellsburg. who have been here
some time on a visit, have returned
home. -. -, horo
bseo frustrating On camp ground TOT
summer have all arrived al their homes.
Miss Daisy JohnsOn. a charming
Young lady from Cadiz. O., is spending a
few weeks with her honored friend, MISS
Nora Serig. on Main street
Switzman's Union gave picnic yes
terdav al WagOner's Grove at Nc
Mechen.
Mrs. Floyd Bowers and family ara
visiting relatives Of Parkersburg.
4 pretty and quiet wedding occurrec
THURSDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock az the
parsonage of the u. z. church. The
contracting parties were Miss Mary
Shepherd. of this city, and Mr.. John
Murray. of Wheeling. Rev. J. 5. Rob
inson tied the knot, The happy couple
received the cOngratulahon Of their
many friends.
Miss Laura Dare, after pleasant Vlslt
with relatives in Philadelphia and New
Jersey. as arrived home.
Miss Carrie Newton extends many
thanks TO the members Of the Knights
Of Pyth.as Lodge, and also 10 The A. o.
L. W. Lodge in attending the funeral OF
her husband, Nj Edward Newton. lie
was a highly respected citizen Of this
city. and was esteemed by all who knew
him. and will be greatly missed by his
friends.
Miss Dell,a DeeEan is visiting Sisters
vile and Parkersburg friends.
a special meeting Of The Young folks
Tuesday evening at the II. E. church.
The Misses Laura and Bertha Riddle
pleasantly entertained abou, 20 couples az
fheir home on Water avenue Thursday
evening. The evening Was whiled away
in dancing, mandolin and guitar club
furnished music. Refreshments were
served at reasonable hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-30

are progressing rapidly ~ 3 ....
telegraph line, having cree -
and strung their TWO w.r- e-- "a
as far as New M4r,.ly...- -l
as thsy get all The FL. u1
commence s-rinsing he
wires. This Office VIII 0e
the wires by a cable.
John z. Ecker O. Tr-. %.
in the city.
G. H. Ernest, Of 3t3-.sa
city.
John ". McCoach. e. Hun
has been visiting lis par-.-
tn pas, week, re-urnsi bans
The Secretary Of Sac
the Jumbo Nanutac1r
with q capital stock @.
The headquarters C.. ,L.s
be in tn c.,y. and VII. 81
tong which has been ps-.
ham < : Over. They W.
in the building now occ9
Kirk & Co., until ,hey
periJy, when larger p-..-
cured. This IS the frs
for our city and -lere
WY more cannot be s5cG-
! L1ssess3rs CT as fine
o,ler cities.
Heneghan c Daily eXpeo -.,
th=.r new business hoU +.
OF next month.
II the brick which IL
Davis * Archer. are Ta.t
arrive before Thursday
usual, banquet the CITY
few intimate friends Jaat
famous hosiery Hc,e-
gentlemen have mao MANS
and do frs -ci3s1 work .-
cur people VIII regrl.
leave.
Miss Annie Camph-N
terrco1 iran tor P-s5u
will make an EXTENDED ST..
tives.
F. J. Neil WI ride --
back on his wh6s. .o-m
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, ". Va, August 29.-Mrs.
Charles Harvey. of ParkersbuTg, IS Wis
itng her mother, Mrs. ". McK2ue.
Mrs. W. O. Men =ely and child, Of
Hendricks. are visiting Mrs. John Mac
kie.
Mrs. John Harvey, of Grafton, spent
a few days This week with her sister,
Mrs. o. E. Hardin.
Mss Gertis Sloan. Of Lonaconing, IS
visiting Miss Marion De Witt.
Mrs. Mary Mole, of Wilmington, Del,
IS the guest Of her brother, Mr.. VIM. B..
Mole.
Mrs. Gill and Mss Hughes, Of Bali-
more. who have been visiting her uncle,
Mr.. James Hughes, returned home Mon
DAY.
Mr.. George Mcdonald and Sister, Ger
t-ude. CT Fauquier county, Va, are VS.
itng relatives in town.
Miss Sadie Slaughter, OF Norfolk, Va,
who has been spending the summer Win
h=r sister. Mrs c. Forest Moore, lsiC
for her home last week.
William Dean, &C Cumberland, came
% Piedmont wednesday night on No.
/ and while crossing the tracks was
struck by an e9sj-bound freight and
badly bruised about the head, arms and
les. He was taken TO his home on No.
4.
Hon. c. Wood Daily viii address the
BRYAN and Sewau Silver Club, n Odd
Fellows hall. WesternfCrt.
The children Of the St Johns VI. D..
Sunday school. held their annual pic
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. C.airsville, Ohio. August 29.-Rev.
Alexander and wife have returned home
after TWO weeks visit to Mountain
Lake Park.
Miss Irene Bliss, of Columbus, is thu
guest Of the VI SIS Terrell.
The Ladies Missionary Society of The
Wheeling District, O. the United Pres
byler.3n Church, held quite IN interest
ing session mere the las Of the week.
II was well attended, d=iegates being
here from all the nearby towns.
Mrs. r. J. Riley and sons. Of s.. Louis,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
The Misses Thompson, Of Lafferty. o.,
wSr5 the guests CT Or. Thompson and
family during the week.
II. S. Sand. the electrician Of Wheel
ing. was in town Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Lillian Lewis. Of Barnesville. and
Miss Helen Carr. of Cambridge. Ohio.
ar the guests Of Mrs. Z. J. McMillen.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
ported: Peter Schramm and Ida May
Beveridge; Harvey II. Whitney and Su-
san =. Meyers: Charles W McEndrsa
z. Tyreil: Walter Scott Murray and
Agnes Amelia Hanlon: Edward W.
Earfes and Mona D. Moore; William II.
Johnson and Carrie I. Giffen; David
II. Fowler and Sadie Watkins.
Fred J Fox Of Bridgeport, was in
town Wednesday,
Miss Emma Wheelen. Of Green Bay,
IS of (-er rrff 4 10
rah.
The foo. ball team here have organized
and are rapidly becoming a formidable
one. They have elected VIII Fulton
captain. and Dr. Bee,aam and Clyde
Darrah managers. \ contes, between
Cadiz and the home team viii take placg
september I'd, (the second day CT our
County Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson, Of
Princeton. H.. are the guests Of A. II.
Mitchell and family.
F. II. Briggs. of the B. & o. Fuel
Co. Cleveland. Ohio, WAS in town sze-
ing friends on Wednesday. Mr.. Briggs
is a life long Republican, but is Tor
Bryan and free silver.
Miss Criswell. Of Moundsville, IS the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. W. y. Darby.
Rev. T. z. Holiday and family, Of
Cadiz, are tn guests Of Mrs. Hayes.
The s.. Clairsvilie Fair on Sept mber
Isl q and Sd, promises to be better
shan usual. The grounds are IN good
shape. race track in good CONDITION, and
the entries in all th= Departments will
b large. The management have secur-
ed a nice programme Of events, speed
con--s.s. bicycle races. foot ball. etc.
Judge and Mrs. c. ". Carroll leave
today or TRIP 10 ST. Paul. MINI, and
other o. our North Western cites.
Mrs. J. ". Nichols and boys. have
returned home from Norris, H.. whera
fbfv have been Spending The summer.
Miss Nelliz Hunter. OF Columbus, o.,
Is the guest Of The family Of Rev Alex
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WilliamstOwn, W Va, August %
NJ. J. Dyer is making extensive i'm
proyemen,s in the hotel and will take
possession September 1.
Mrs. J. A. Kinncaid and son Law
renee are guests OF relatives in Wheel
ing.
Miss Bette Jones returned to her
home at Morgantown, W. Va, after a
visit Of several weeks among relatives.
Capt. and Mrs Charles Lieving are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. i.
Weaver at Racine, O.
Charles Patterson and sister. Miss
Bess, are guests of their brother at
Brownsville, ". Va.
Mrs Newton Ogdin and children, Of
s.. Mary's, are guests OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Eultz.
Miss Nay Griffen, Of Marietta, O., is
the guest Of Mrs. William Hazlerigg.
FIFTEEN couples of the young people en-
joyed a social dance at the home Of Mr..
Lloyd Biddle Thursday evening. The
music was furnished by the Singer
Brothers, Of Marietta. Refreshments
were served at la.e hour.
Mrs. john Timms and Mrs. FLOYD
Ayers, Of Petersburg, were guests OF
Mrs. D. \. Will this week.
Samuel Biddle has sold his farm to
Mr. Grifen, OF Friendly, w. Va, and
has purchased the Clay Neale farm near
Parkersburg.
David Hamma.t has been visiting in
Peasants county, ". Va.
Mrs. Joseph Winston is on the sick
list
The Mountain State Manufacturing
Company have built an addition to their
factory.
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DAVIS.

Davis. ". Va, August 29.-Mrs. c. Z.
Smith is at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Georgia King and Mr.. Edwin
Baker. an ac.or with Pi,Jlers Stock Co..
of Washington. were married at Cum
berland last Tuesday.
Miss Fred Everhart and Ethel Smith
will leave Tuesday Tor Baltimore whIe
they will go 20 school.
Mr.. Walter Stevenson. a former BOOK
keeper Of the Back Wafer Lumber %.
was g. visitor TO our town MONDAY.
The Methodist Church IS being paper
ed. painted, etc.
The Davis and Piedmont base ball
clubs VIII play a deciding game Of
Eeries of three, in Cum0 Tland, mex
Saturday, September 5,h.
The wedding bells are ringing IN our
community. Add 10 The TWO weddings
of the past week. that Of Mr.. Ernes'
Porter and Miss Maud a ad, anu NJ
Edwin Baker and Mss Georgia KING
10 the three that will soon BE-, ana "a
VS. will no; show up 80 badly along TINS
line
Several Of our business people are on
the sick lis. among them De4As ~ o
William Rady. ". L. Troz.A, Alien
HAYES and Max Blax.
The Beard of Education are having
the school rooms mad cheerful by me
liberal use Of paint BEFORE the opening
Of school.
Rev. Kitzmeyer. a former pastor OF
thu Lutheran Church, OF this place but
now CT New York C;y, who has been
spending a couple OF weeks amcng his
old friends here, and getting The benefit
Of the mountain air, returned 70 MS
charge last Monday.
The reception given Hon Gordon Day
ton at Thomas. last "Wednesday nlgntr
was quite different from tina, he rece.v-
Cd TWO years ago. Then he was IN :
condition 70 make promises-now MS
mission is 20 make explanations. On
this occasion they would not work, IN
fact. he found 50 much opposition 10
rhs principles he advocated, when he
got up TO speak that Interruptions were
50 frequent, he could hardly proceed at
times. After the meeting he came 10
Davis and stayed all night
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ing a. MOundsvil,e Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. c. ". Robinson spent
Sunday in FairmCnt.
WESTON.

Weston. ". Va. August 29.-The Ep-
worth League entertained The foung
Folks" a. Pro-. Webs,er's on two even
ings the past week.
The rain the first Of the week greatly
in-erfe-ed with the camp meeting beng
held by Rev. Quills, Of the a. NJ. r"
Church. Great interest is now beng "a
ken. and much good will be the out
come.
Weden Smith had h,s hand severely
cut by q Ratchet falling from the sjcry
above when he was working in tae Hall
building.
Cashier Bailey and Jewele- Ralston
returned Sunday las- frju Atlantis City.
French Lynch and wife, OF Washing
ton are visiting heir Ole home.
1Irs. Claud Phillips IS nome asa'n al
ter a months visit 70 ra,2'ves n Srt-
ton
Theodore S-eaiey 20 Tide have the
Registers congra-Tiat.Crs. Their mar
r.age Thursday was an eyont ionS 10 be
remembered.
Mr. John La7sa1 an family. Of Sc
wickly. "a. are guess &. &c home al
a. t. Whsi2n-
Nr..AIex. Ashley and wife. o. Wash
ing.Oa City. returned home THURSDAY
after o short visit 10 Mrs. W.lLam L.
DUnning-on.
The card party given m honor o. err
guest. 1Iss Meigs Jackson, was quite
society affair al Mrs. DR.. Nun,z's Wed
nesdav evening. Miss Jackson left The
following day for her home, at Parke-s-
burg.
Mrs. Crogan and daughter. Miss An
M. Cs C,arksburg, are visiting Mrs. }.
.. F.ns-er.
lI-s. Dr. Hood and family are visiting
Mrs. Hoods old home, near Shinston.
Rev. Dr. Helmick. OF The ". P.
Church. IS attending conference at
St.c1s-Cn.
Ex-Novor Newton and Prof. Burlatte
are fn Webster county fishing.
Col. Arre.t. A. r. Campbell George
". Atkinson AMI Cant. Dovener, Of
wheeling. We're Bailey House guests the
pas- week
D-. a. r. KU1s. returned Tuesday
from Atlantic City.
Hon. Andrew E3mlstCr is IN Charles
501. where he viii .oca.e his heaiQuar-
ters IS chairman Of the Safe Democrat
ic Committee.
Randolph StaIuaker. Of Wheeling. was
here several days this week. Il s said
that he w2s irving 20 stir up some feel
Ing among the god Democrats Of this
county. His success, if any, is quite a
secret.
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ier's Orphan Home.

ier's Orphan Home.
William ana John Dargua who have
been al Cha,auQua have returned home.
NJ. J. Powers and family. Of Column
bus. have been guests OF J. B. Huscroft
and wife.
4. H. McFhdden, the Democratic
nominee fo- Congress in this district, IS
kept busy supplying demands on his
time for silver speeches. He IS CONT
dent of election.
Bert McNeal has gone TO Montreal TO
work in the Old Dominion Glass Works.
Gao-ge He5ser, of the papsr mill, IS
spending his vaca ion at Delaware.
A dance WIS given IN Falk's hall on
Thursday evening. in honor Of visiting
tennis players. ard it was very en-
jcyab.e social function. About thirty
COUPLES danced 70 music furnished by a
Hungarian orchestra. ThOsa in attend
anc= frctn outside the city wers: Misses
Wor.hington, Of L0ganspOrt. Ind; Tur-
ner. c. Baltimore; Means, OF Peoria, H.,
and Beatty. Of Sewickly, and Messrs.
Harrngton. of Youngstown; Hays and
WaSen. Of Cadiz; Frazier, Of Pitsburg;
Hammond, Of New Athens; Dougan, OF
Washington, Pa; Paxton, OF Wheeling
and HcZe. Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Mary J. Kilmartin is home from
Burt Like, Mich, where she spent the
summer.
Edward Connolly and wife are home
from Cleveland. where they have been
visiting Joan Sheen and wife.
Ms Mueller, Mrs. william Becker,
and Mrs. Faik are hons from a three
months visit n Germany.
Mss Emma Campbell is home after
a delightful summers visit in Grafton,
Pa.
Miss McAdam, Of WcrtMngton. Chic,
is & guest OF Miss Allison, Of Franklin
avenue.
Walter N. Smith and Miss Edith NJ.
Ciesenger we're married Thursday eve
ming at the home Of the brides mother,
on Dock street. by Rev L. Paine.
Miss Rachel Baker, Of Pittsburg. Is
here 10 make On extended visit with
Miss Lizzie Irwin.
Mss Kate Bair entertained friends
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Worth
iugtOn, Of LOgansp0rt, Ind. WIZ IS her
CUES.
Miss Elizabeth Bros. has been engag-
ed as teacher Of vocal music at Wash
ingt0n, Pa, summary
Misses Sue Gregg and Maud COnley
are home after months visit at Chi
c3gO.
The jefferson County Teachers IN
s[u-e has been in session here this
wax. The lecturers were Prof. Roark,
Of Kentucky University, and Mss Pat
r.igs. CT Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eaton and Miss Name Perkins
are home from. Asbury Park.
Miss Kate Fitzpatrick, OF Chicago, is
q guest OF Barney Fullen and family.
Rev. Patne's family are home after
spending the summer at Ldmaville, o.
The frisnds o. MI and Mrs John
Beans gave them a surprise Monday eve
ming. on the occasion Of the fifth ami
versary of their marriage.
George c. UrquhaT,, o. this city, one
Of tn Pan Handle civil engineers, is 10
be married to Mrs. Albert V. Thompson,
Of Pittsburg. on Monday.
Miss Blanche Ward has returned 20
her home al Williamsburg. Pa. after an
extended visit here.
Misses Ada and Minnie Fisiding ara
visiting .h=tr aunt at Youngstown.
Roy Woods has gone to New Corners
town. TO act as clerk at the Fountain
hotel.
Mss Ray Pugh, Of Pittsburg IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Beading
/ h,zer.
Mrs. Thomas Helms and son, are Wis
ting rela-. YES ct Klngsviila, Ohio.
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0IANNNGTON.

Huntington, w. Va, AUgUS- 29-lIIs.
S. W. Mum who was confined 90 her
room last week is abs 20 De cut again.
llessrs. Gregg L.wcLvn. and James
Gregg. Of California. arrived Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Lott who has been visit
ing here for some time returned hons
Thursday morning 90 Baltimore.
Mrs Nancy Erwin Is very III at her
I home on Main street.
Miss Abbie Mcneil who has been
spending the summer VIII relatives
here. returned 10 her home IN Nevada,
Mo Thursday.
VIII TCOJhman fel from a derrick
near Fa.ryiew. last Wednesday. and was
seriously injured internally.
DR.. and Mrs. Men ely and little daugh-
ter. are visiting friends az Waynes6urg
this week.
Clark Hamilton. Of Wheeling, was the
guest OF friends here the first Of The
week.
Mrs. DIT. Burchinal, Of Point Marion.
is the guest of her parents. NJ. ana Mrs.
r. ID. Basne-L
Miss Pearl Tetrick resumed homo
Monday evening from Fa.rmonL where
She has been visiting for q couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. s. J. Morrison and Mrs. E. p.
Daeker left Thursday for $. Mary 3,
where they will visit friends Tor some
time.
lfrs. James HOugh who has been
enending a few days az Mounaln Lake
Park. returned home wednesday.
MISS Gypsie and Lena Pr.chart who
have hen visiting relatives az Mounds
vile for some tine returned the first Of
the week.
RrIce Hess who has been in Pitts
b,rg FOR several weeks returned homS
Friday morning.
Miss villa Brand or Nor-ali-'"u- is
the guest Of Miss Clara jerks.
Master Gene Hammel is suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever az his home
on Carksburg street
Mrs. Dr. Miller is quite III with mar
sria fever.
spend a few weeks with IrielidS IN 'Ae
country.
MI and Mrs. T. Nahan. and Misses
Cora Pomeroy. Hattie Beatty and Aoo.e
Mcneil and Messrs. Burt Free, WIZ
F,1rbse ana F. A. Prchard returned
from Atlantic CITY. Sunday morning.
Miss Bess.e NcCracken who has been
visiting her sister a. B,airsyil-e, Pa.
for. some time returned home Monday.
d. L. R2thbcne left MohdaE 70 '-S-s
friends az Olean. y. Y.
Rev. r. z. Ward ATTENDED camp meet