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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
ST. GAINESVILLE

Mr.. b. E. Lemmons, of Masontown
w. va. who has been the guest of c.
Z. Hartley and family, has returned
home.
Mrs. Eleanor Kudor and family. OF
Columbus, are the guests Of her pa-
rents, Judge and Mrs. G. w. Carroll.
The Clarions, a company OF Prohibi-
ton singers, have been giving enter
tainments at the Court House Hall the
latter part of this week. They are
good singers and have had a fair at
tendance
The case of Ohio VS.. William Jones
for murder, has been decided. he hav-
ing been found guilty Of manslaughter
and sentenced for ten years. Jones
was an irfmate of the county infirmary
and became involved in a quarrel with
another inmate, striking him several
times. the victim dying from the effects
of the blows.
Dr. Alfred Beetham, Of Cadiz, has
located and will open an Office here.
Harry Clark and family and Miss
Lydia Horner, CT Bridgeport. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Horner
Sunday.
Capt Danford returned to Washing
ton Tuesday, after a short visit to his
home.
c. A. Wheeler and wife, of Wheeling,
were guests of the Clarendon Tuesday.
Leland Flint is in the East on bust
ness for the firm Of Jepson & Patton.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
ported: Patrick Collins and Emma
Wallace. Joseph S. Pollock and Eliza,
beth Atkinson. Dixon NJ, Crow and Net
tie Wilson, Charles Richardson and
Elizsbeth Smith, Isaiah McFadden and
Anna M. Baker, William Baker and
AnnaSBurn,.
Arm d. Hartley, who has been con-
fined to his home by sickness, is now
able to be out.
C. o. Inglefeld and wife, of Wheeling,
we're registered at the Clarendon on
Wednesday.
c. l.. Bowman, of New Lisbon, as
sisted by Paul Freeman, Of Ravenna, Is
again at work here as tax inquisitor
Miss Anna Troll has returned from
a visit to friends and relatives at Can
ton, o.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibel, Chic, May 9.-Mrs. Lucy
Dye and Miss Mollie Cline were at
Wheeling Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs D. T. Williams and
son, OF Moundsyille, arrived Thursday
and are the guests OF relatives in town.
Arrivals at the Hannibal House this
week were: |. Fulton, Wheeling; John
Lowe Bridgeport, O.; Austin Mallory,
Darlington. O.; DR.. j. X. Ferguson, Ma
rietta, o.; George w. Wilson, John
Smale, Benwood; o. w. Johnson, New
York; Emil Ulrich, Cincinnati, o.; Rob-
ert Burns, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman was shop
ping in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. JChn Hyer and son, OF
near Darlington, O., were the guests OF
relatives in town Tuesday.
j. II. O'Neill and son were at Mounds
vile Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Lily Kast and Elma Martin
were at Wheeling Thursday.
Samuel fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John fisher deceased, died in Noel,
Missouri Friday, May /. His remains
were brought to this place on Thure,
day morning and inferred in the Harter
cemetery the same afternoon.
Some of those from town who were
at New Martinsville were: Mrs DR..
McKelvey and children. Mrs. Forty
Neuenschwander. Mrs. Sam Braunlich,
Mrs. Dave Hyer, Mrs. A. H. Hofer, Mrs.
Jake Voegtly, Mrs. Ed. fisher, Misses
Emma Braunllch, Ida fisher, Lucy
Hofer, Hattie Voegtly and Vina Harter.
Mrs. Eugene Muhleman and children,
of Wheeling, and Mrs Cal Muhleman,
of Buckhill, o. were the guests Of Mrs.
Louis Muhleman Thursday.
Miss Loe Moore, of Proctor, w. Va,
was calling on friends in town Monday.
J. r. Dunlap, of Marietta, O., was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Suter. Of Cochransville,
O., is visiting friends in town.
c. w. O'Neill, of Sardis, was on our
streets Sunday.
Miss Fannie O'Neill arrived home
Thursday from Moundsville, after
spending the past eight months with
relatives at that place.
Jacob Koontz. of New Martinsville,
was on our streets Friday.
Mrs. John Voegtly and daughters,
Misses Nellie and Hattie, were at
Wheeling Thursday.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, W Va, May 9.-Mr. 4
S. Richardson is quite sick.
Miss Elizabeth Bags, OF Baltimore
Is the guest of Mrs. C. NJ. Helms.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Luke, OF Whining
ton. Della, stopped off here en- route
home from California.
Mr.. John J. Lindsay and son, OF Mar
tiasburg, wished here this week.
Rev. J. w. Lafferty, pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, attended the fif-
tieth anniversary of DR.. Green. Of the
Princeton Seminary, at New jersey
this week.
Mrs. S. T. Anderson. OF Bayard, was
here Tuesday en- route home from
North Carolina.
Evangelist w. P. Fife will begin a
series OF meetings here May S1st.
Miss May Kalbaugh was given sur
prise party Wednesday night.
Prof. w. A. Hawks, the Baltimore
humorist, will lecture here Tuesday
night. subject, Sunshine"
Willie Laidlow had several fingers
mashed in printing press.
Jesse Mullan found curious Japan
csc coin which came from Japan in a
bale of rags used at ths paper mill.
Frank Foster his foot. Harry Schop-
pert three fingers and Van Ross his
hand mashed at the paper mill this
week.
Assessor d. C. Arnold, of Elk Garden,
is in town making his annual statement
The members of the Mystic Chain
and their ladies will visit Sir Knight
John J. johnson, of Westernport this
evening. IS
The Kings Daughters will hold So
cial in Fairview Hall May goth.
Mountain Assembly No. ., Daugh-
ters of Ruth, will celebrate thehir third
anniversary May goth.
The scholars Of the public schools are
practicing for commencement exer-
cises.
The N. e. Epworth League elected
the following officers: President, John
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posed several days during the past

posed several days during the past
week.
The funeral of Annie, the two-year-
old daughter of VIM. Deegan, the Main
street grocer, took place from 81.
Johns Church at o'clock yesterday
morning. A very large numebr were
in attendance at the services. On ac-
count of the absence of the Rev. Father
McMenamin, Father Fitzgerald, OF Bell
aire, officiated.
Considerable complaints were made
by the citizens of upper Benwood, living
between Schad's crossing and Boggs S
Run, at the absence of lights along The
street Car line. This is one of the dark
est places at night near the city OF
Wheeling. and with the noise from tie
Riverside mill makes the hearing or
the approach of a car almost impossi-
BILE. 1t seems great wonder that more
accidents do not occur
Mr. Tape, of the South Side, is
erecting a new dwelling in upper Ben
wood
The Wheeling steel works suspended
operations in all departments yester-
day, and will be in idleness at least all
of next week.
The Riverside will resume in full
Monday morning.
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FAIRMONT.

Fairmont, w. Va, May 9.-Hon. Al
fred Caldwell O. Wheeling,w here on
legal business yesterday.
Mr.. Otis Moderwell, of Chicago, Is
here the guest Of relatives.
VIII Clark. Of Homecoming, Nd, is
here this week the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Clark.
Mr.. D. r. Tappan and bride arrived
here Monday from their bridal tour
and are located On Jackson street.
Meade Post, G. A. R., are making ar
rang5men;s to observe Decoration Day
properly here.
Marion county Democrats will Sc
lect their candidates by primary elect
ion instead Of convention as has been
the custom for a number Of years.
Ed Stark has accepted a position as
clerk at the hotel Marietta.
Misses Matte and Mollie Stone
daughters Of Mayor A. j. Stone, are the
guests of relatives at Parkersburg
A number Of Fairmont people will at
tend the Knights Templars sessions at
Charleston the coming week.
Mrs. DR.. Fitch returned last week
from an extended Southern visit for
the benefit of her health
II. c. Poster this week opened res
taurant and ice cream saloon in the w
c. T. U. building on Fairmcnt avenue
Mrs. DR.. Thayer and daughter, OF
Grafton, were here several days this
week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Irwin on the South Side.
The Fairmont Steam Laundry are
out with handsome red, white and
blue wagon, the work Of E. E. Amos.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. W. Va. May 9.-Hop. John
Bassell, OF Clarksburg, was here Tues
day.
Col Ben Wilson, Of Clarksburg, was
here Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Price and children are Wis
iting relatives in Keyser.
WILDER Davis, of Morgantown. was
visiting relatives in town during the
week.
Charles 3. Keafauver has returned
from a trip TO Baltimore, where he has
been visiting relatives.
l.. NJ. LaFOllett has returned from
Washington, where he has been on a
pOlitial excursion.
Prof. J. 5. Cornwell has gone to Par
sons. where he will open summer nor
nal of ten weeks.
Prof T. J. Humphreys has gone to
Barbour county. where he and Prof.
Bowman will open summer normal OF
ten weeks.
Captain John Daugherty. Of Fair
mont. was here during the week. look
ing after the contract of paving the
streets.
Miss Alice Flanery has returned from
4 visit TO Parkersburg friends.
Miss Rose McGraw is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Hon. F. NJ Chalfant. of Weston, is the
guest of Judge Dent this week
{. NJ. Bishop, of KingwoOd, was here
Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Cruise, of Tunnelton, is
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BENWOOD.

Miss NJ. Roberts, charming young
lady Of Moundsville, is calling on her
friend. Miss Alta Edwards.
Mr.. Geo. Mead, of Grafton, w. Va,
was in town the past week on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daugherty. OF
Littleton, were calling on DR.. and
Mrs. Meighen one day last week.
Miss Alice Fox and brother Robert,
have arrived home from Ironton, o.,
after several weeks visit.
Miss Sophia Niebergall, who has
been visiting her sister at Steubenville,
has returned home.
Mrs. A. Coates is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Miss Matte Lemen of Martins Ferry,
accompanied by her sister, was spending
a few days with the family of Mrs.
John When, on Walnut street.
One of Main streets young ladies will
soon wed a popular resident of Wheel
ing.
Frank Welly, or Saline, Ohio, was
here on legal business last week.
Miss Ella Meister, of North Benwood,
pleasantly entertained merry crowd
of friends Thursday night. The even
ing was enjoyable to all who were pres
ent. Dancing and games were INDUCED
in until late hour, when elegant re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. H. Mamara, of Palatine, is here
on visit.
VIM. Murray has returned to Youngs-
Town. Ohio, after spending few weeks
with his parents.
Mr.. George Jones, of Moundsville,
was in town Friday.
Frank McQuade, of Pittsburg, was the
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Emma Pennington, of Cam
bridge. Ohio, is visiting relatives.
A box party was given at the home
of Miss Laura Evans, on Main street,
Thursday night. A crowd OF young
folks were present, also few of her
intimate friends from this city.
Miss Sallie Peabody, of Glendale, is
spending a few days among relatives.
The Misses Katie Gately. Ella Muir
ray and Mamie Hoyt, are calling on
Bellaire friends to-day.
The sixth anniversary OF the Benwood
Epworth League OF the NJ. e. Church
will be celebrated on next Sunday. A
special programme is being prepared
by the members of the League. The
Junior League will also take part.
Miss Matte Watson and Mrs. j. w.
Berdin, of New Freeport, Pa, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Barger
A crowd from here will attend party
at Carpenters Ridge, one evening next
week.
Mr.. Ed. Lantry was quietly married
to a Wheeling lady Thursday night.
John Stewart, Ed. Wallace and NJ
Bruhn, all of Parkersburg, were the ar
rivals in the city the past week
The Ford family will give an enter
tainment here on next Thursday night.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
Mr.. Louis Cooke. ST., Miss Mary l..
Cooke and Mr. Hartman Herrick will
leave for New York this afternoon, and
will sail for Europe on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. August has been slightly indis-
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Found dead !

There is something so shocking about
sudden death that the mere mention OF II
wrenches the nerves of sensitive people.
Millions of people pray for deliverance from
it. Every Sunday III every Episcopal church
in the world. these words are said
From battle, and murder and sudden death,
Good Lord, deliver us.
lust why sudden death should be shock
ing and death after lingering disease easy
to bear would puzzle any one 10 tell. II
would seem that il would be more terrible
to see some loved one wasting away, daily
becoming weaker-daily slipping toward
death no less certain because II was slow IN
coming. Consumption causes more deaths
than heart disease more than cholera
more than yellow fever more than any
other disease the world has ever known.
And vet people are careless about II. A man
in danger Of sudden death from heart dis
ease can avoid the danger simply by keeping
Quiet and avoiding excitement. Consump-
ton goes right on with Its deadly work, no
matter what the man does or how he con-
ducts himself, if he doesn't take the right
medicine TO cure it. Consumption affects
the whole body 1t is blood disease. 1t
perIreates the whole system. II shows IN
the lungs because the blood goes to the
lungs for publication. 1t carries impurities
there to be made pure. II there IS too much
imnurity, tie lungs are eT-worEed-over-
loaded the impurity stops there. The
germs Of disease stop there. They develop
and multiply and then consumption takes
definite form. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures oS per cent Of all cases
OF consumption, lingering coughs, throat
and bronchial diseases il il IS taken accord
ing 10 directions. Get il 1T drug stores !;
learn all about it in DR.. PieTce's great zoos
page work, Compton Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" sent FREE on receipt of Il one-cent
stamps 10 cover cost of mailing only. 1t
contains IooS pages profusely illustrated. II
Is veritable medical library, complete -
one volume every family should possess a
copy for ready reference III case Of sudden
sickness or accidents. Worlds Dispenssry
Medical Association, Buffalo. n. x.
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, Grouchy drew his sword and shouted:
Grease my pants quickly.-then vic
toryr But his wife was slow and rheu-
matte. and the world knows the result.
Had Grouchy slept on his pants the
night before Waterloo, or carried a
wash wringer with him like some of the
Wheeling boys, a Bonapartist king
would be on the throne of France to-
! day. q got the foregoing from Bona
parts unwritten memoirs)
To return to our scientist If in ages
! to come he would unearth no other low
ing remnant of our fair ones but waist
or cloak with baggy sleeves he would
declare that our ladies lungs grew on
their shoulders. And If a pair OF stays
worn by one of our ultra wise girls were
exhumed, his belief would assume the
certainty of truth. He would naturally
,, reason that the lungs being crowded
| they very sensibly would come cut for
little air, the lungs are very fond Of
air, and they would naturally crop out
on the shoulders.
Let us go from enc extreme 10 an
other and talk about feet. If there
ever was a detestable fairy tale printed
il is that of Cinderella. Youthful i'm
pressons stick with us. longer than
rheumatism. Hence, millions Of our
young girls have in the aggregate,
enough corns and bunions to supply
every human being on earth and for AL
eternity to come; they have suffered
more than all the damned spirits in the
inferno, all from the unconscious mem
Org of Little Cinderella, the glass slipper
and the prince. The ladies seem hard
ened with the idea that the world is
particularly interested in the smallness
Of the feet. Permit me to assure you my
dear ladies that the world don't care a
cuss for your feet, be they big or little,
and if another little prince like the one
in Cinderella comes hunting for bride
among you, rest assured that he will
never look at your feet, he will glance
over your bank account, and smallness
in this will be no recommendation, X
satisfactory you may take your place
among the Goldfish" aristocracy of Eu
rope. BARON JONES.
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visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dorsey, OF
Washington street.
Miss Rosie Hues, Of Clarksburg, was
visiting in this city last week.
Miss Hattie Clark left on last Tues
day for Kansas. where she viii spend
the summer.
Frank Manown, cashier of the Phil
lippi Bank, was here Thursday.
Col. d. II. Davis, of Quiet Dell, was a
distinguished visitor here Thursday.
2 L.e G. a. r. Post is making extensive
arrangements for a gala time on Dec
Grafton Day. Hon. r. w. Blue, of Kan
sas native OF Grafton, Will be the Or
ator oil the occasion. Col. McCluer, the
superintendent of the cemetery, has the
grounds in splendid condition, and will
si1re no pains TO make , attractive and
iElcl sting for the visit >r.;.
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CLARINGToN


Clarington. O.. May Capt. l.
Cramer has been at his home here, in
the North End very sick. for the past
two weeks but at this writing he is
some better
Miss Eva Davis has heen confined to
her rooms for some time with rbeu-
matte fever. She is better at present.
p. D. Dumeld. OF Cl'nw0od. Pa, has
arrived for his annual fishing.
Miss Lizzie Davis. OF Marietta. re-
turnez home the first of the week from
q vis,t 90 relaSvcs here.
Mrs. c. n. Messeriy and son. Bert
sDcn, Sunday with relatives at Beals-
Vile. o.
Alonzo and Frank Cats haveopeneda
cigar factory and confectionery on the
corner of Main and Front streets.
Mrs. Katie Cramer returned home 70
Pittsburg from a visit here 10 her par
pnts, Capt and Mrs Fred Kimple.
Miss Minnie Zorn Of Wheeling. is Wis
Ting relatives and friends here.
Capt ~. r. Kraft. Of Belpre. O.. was
railing on relatives here Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Williams returned home We'd
nesd0y from visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Emma Kraft. at Belpra. o.
Mr.. Jesse C0mer, Of Parkersburg.
spent Sunday here with his father
Cant. T.. Cr1mer.
Misses Clara and Emma Haber-
mebl and Minnie Messerly. were at
Wheeling. Wednesday
Miss Clara Habermehl viii. CON-
mence her select school Monday. May
Is.
David Abersold Of Proctor. was in
town Friday.
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WESTON.

Weston, W. Va. May 9.-The erec-
ton of the new World building was
commenced Thursday. Ii is 20 be two
stories. fifty feet front and eighty feet
back. Il is jus. in the rear of our new
Hotel (The Camden) being all brick
with steel front and annexed to the
Tracy block on Second street carries
Fathers Tracy's psrd;ction OF several
years ago that Second street would
some day be the business street Of the
town"
Work on the Burns building is on a
stand still on account Of some trouble
existing b-tween MIR. Burns and his
next door neighbCr, Mr.. Morrow, about
a division wall.
All the large plate glass broken by
the late fire on Main street was repllc-
ed the past week.
Mrs. John \. BARNES had her parents
Mr.. and MIS-. Bodley of Wheeling, as
her guests the past week.
Charlie Hart, o. Clarksburg, was here
Tuesday locking after his business in
tsrests.
Meredith Orr. Of Clarksburg. was a
CUES, o. his brother Flave over Sunday
last.
II. T. Lockhart, c. P. Hale, George
Elliott. L. l.. NaphiS and r. r. Lilly.
were in attendance as delegates from
the Weston Lodge and assisted in the
State meeting of the Improved Order
OF Rsd Men at C,aTksburg "Wednesday
night
Jake Hyer and Charlie Elliott, Of SUIT
ton. were hare Wednesday.
Mrs. Newton, CT Sutton. was at the
home Of her son, eX-Mayor Newton, on
Third street. She is accompanied by
Verie Corley.
Mrs. Ella Edmis.on and son Andrew
who have bseH spending the winte: in
Washington City. returned home this
week.
Maj W. D. Rollyson, Braxton coun-
tvs most substantial Democrat. was a
Bailey House guest the past week.
Dan Moore was called TO his home in
Clearfi-ld, Pa, Thursday by the death
of his brother.
Or. T. VI. Hood is out after a weeks
illness and DR.. Lawson who has been
sick the past few days is slightly i'm
proved, but is sill suffering much pain
ThCs. Pe,Ggrew Joined his wife here
Thursday. She has been visiting her
father, ID. NJ. Bailey, the past few days
Miss Dora Powell, of Clarksburg, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. jacob Koble-
gard, en- lower Main street.
Editor J. II. Dunn, OF the "Braxton
Central was here Wednesday.
Peg Wofigton was al Alexander
Tuesday attending On annual ball given
in homer Of Lumber Mems Club.
p. J. Ford and Karl Vance, Of Clarks-
burg. We're hsre the past week.
Roll Waterman was in Clarksburg
Friday.
L. NJ. Wade. Of Sutton, and C. P.
Dorr. Of Addison, passed through on
their way home Friday.
M1seley, the tailor, returned home
Friday night from a trip through the
oil fields near S.stersvillr.
Clarence Owen. Of Wheeling. is a
Bailey House guest the past week. He
represents F. W. Banner & Co.
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ONE OF THE DIRECTORS.

A Dutchman whose son had h'.0 ''
ployed in an insurance coWrh
was met by an acqu2utanoe "'' .
quired, well. Mr.. Schnder how
getting along in his new place.
"Shoost sphlendid; he vas 'oi a'
directors already"
"A director! / never hcarl %. gun '''
advancement-the young man mus.
genius"
"He vas; he shoost write
handtw
"oh. yes. plenty Of people ",
hands. but you said Hans was '
80 he vas Indignantly. DO '
circulars ten hours cfery day al
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PALATINE

Ralatine w. Va, May Mrs. How
eli. of Mongolia county. has been visit
ing her parents, Nr. and Mrs. J. L. la
than
Alls Martha Pierpoint. of HarriSville.
has been here on visit to her daughter
Mrs. p J. Wilson.
J0hr Nichols was I'm Clarksburg this
week. on business
Elders. Cline and Russell. OF Coving-
ton. Ind, were I'm this place last week.
Thomas G.. Heimick is confined to his
home on account of sickness.
Mrs. T. Travis was at Montana this
week visiting friends
Mrs. Sparks of Pit,sburg. is the guest
o. Rev and Mrs. II. r. Bowdon.
The residence OF +. c.. Scott. on Co
lumbia street. is nearing completion.
IT. ". Jones, OF this place had one
Of his feet very badly mashed al the
Fairmont machine works one dav last
week. and will De OF duty for a whhe
on account Of the mishap
Mac Riley and wife. Of this Mace
spent last Sunday in Clarksburg. the
guests of friends.
There WIS a musical party held at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ.
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18th. 1896, at $50. arriving at Cbal..
ton Wednesday morning. The Dar.f.
and meeting of the Grand ConnsS.
cry Conclave will occupy the morn,
and afternoon, and at eight o'c'oct |
the evening Cyrene Commander rc
tender the Sir knights and ladies 80
ception at Hotel Ruffner. They VII f
accompanied by the full Opera g,-.
orchestra and band. The special .-
will leave fer home about two o'c,.-
Thursday morning, arriving in W.,
ing about 8 or 10, a. n. Fare for ,o-.'
trip, $3.50 with sleeping car rate rc
make the actual travelling eyrs,..-
$1,000. Further information r--
had from committee of arranesrsr.
w. F. Shaffer, w. Alfred Wilson p n.
Browne. w.
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EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. I, held i,sr.,.
lar meeting last Tuesday evening 49,,
the Stars were out in full force n =.
Sist to initiate another addition 10 ,s,..
already large constellation. but %..
found the candidate absent. and ~.
work went on for practice on q ra,s-.
lively victim. whose identity was ~.
known for some time, bur when 5.
covered brought tears of joy TO all M
hidden.
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AN INNOvATION.

We've got the loveliost college ~
the intellectual girl oxr.a.nr'.
were unanimously adopted. an' '
gestion was mine -...
81 suppose you've inflated 90.
leges." said her brother ..-
mo, we haven't We haf'1 . ,
Of their heavy, commorp@.'
is an entirely original cor'.'.
What is it?'
Shrimp pink and elephant