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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-13

Judge Kimbail win return to duty In the
Fonce Court Monday next. and Judge Mills
Will then take Q. lyaeation. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-13
France AdInits wheat for M,ll.

PARIS. August l3.-A decree has been
gazetted temporarily admitting hard and
soft wheat foe milling purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-13

Government BonJ.,

Quotations reported by Corson & Macsrt.
rey, bankers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
Ill.Timed Song.

A lady passenger in a Great Western
train was much disturbed in her at.
tempts at o nap by some one singing
in the next compartment SO she asked
the guard to interfere. That official
did so, and got laughed at for his
pains, and the singing went on. At the
next station the lady sent for the sta
tionmaster and requested him to sue
coed where the guard had failed. t!The
stationmaster went to the next com
partment, and Immediately returned
to apologize. 81 am very sorry,
madam" he said, "but / really cannot
ask your neighbor to stop singing.
She is Nine. Patti. "-Chicago Rec
ord.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

There are thousands who have looked for
ward to the return OF cold, frosty weather
with dread, knowing that it brings to them
their old chronic attacks OF rheumatism.
Why should any ono bear 1t in winter oil
summer when II is so well known what viii
cure II and make 1t stay cured. 81. Jacobs
Oil Will penetrate through stiffness and core
ness to the center OF rheumatic pains and
aches IN their worst forms and will subdue
them. In the coolest or the hottest climate
It does its work OF cure regardless OF how
long one-Tnay have suffered. Why then so
foolish 4 fearY What cafi be cured should DO
endurad only so long as IT takes 10 get 9
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
KILLED AT


Three Young Men
Wounded
Ephriam Saunter,
Abram Page are 4
IL men badly il
free-for-all fight at
Snow Hill, Ala.
During the course
crap game stared
u g Ephrg
quite drunk, was Oh
charged Albert Livi!
The lie was passe.
pistols and fired at
distance. Both wer
tated a general riot,
and knives followe.
When the field i
was also found dead
been shot or cut in t
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

According to a dispatch by way of Key
West, Fla the Lone Star Company of the
Patriot Army of West G5ba, consisting Of
fifteen Texas sbarpsnooters, persisted to a
man after heroically battling more thai five
hours against vastly superior Spanish forces
in Pinar del Rio Province. killing double
their own number and wounding probably
as many more.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

Mr.. Andrade WI
journey from Venc2
cused o any fl
treaty or its rec
Venezuela.
81 said all / felt
press In 4
of tho Journal In n
can add nothing to
The matter is In sue
not be talked aboul
to the great issues !
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
SEVEN tYNcHED
Alfred Holt Hange
RentuC

Alfred Holt Hangc
KentuC
Alfred Holt, alias
murderer of Police
taken from Jail at ow
at half past 2 n. M. al
the Court House yard
seventh lynchlng in 4
Two men knocked .
Deputy Jailer John
prisoner to lock up.
only to face two bi
~overpowered before h
The keys were taken {
Holt was taken out
House yard. He was
pray, when a rope wa
In ten minutes he !
death. The mob wa
than ten outsiders
lynching.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
An Island Of cialn.

aglish island ofahanet form
It If ~ aaaaty OF Kent is
Josed of chalk. The
in length and about
nd has more chalk
face than any other
irea on the globe.
s say that there are
900, 900, coo tons Of
on Thanet, and that
$1,000 men and 5000
10000 years to move
we're dug up ready to
st. Louis Republic.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

After W. ]. Bryan's Atlanta lecture Mr..
McBee, his financial hacker, offered to fulall
The contract and pay the lecturer $40, coo to
bind the contract. Mr.. Bryan refused 1t,
and Mr.. McBee did not press 1t. 1t is said
tia the our will he abandoned.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

Otto Wasmansdorf, senior partner in the
banking firm of Wasmansdorff Il Heinemann,
coumitted suicide in his home In Chicago.
III. The bank was forced to suspend on ne
count OF the failure Of the National pank OF
Illinois.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
MINERS KILLED
Result of the ESI

Result of the EHI
Mine /
An explosion OF fl
niue OF the Maulc
ton, Ind, and as a
sianiiy killed and f
of the four men
ously injured. On
lights still undtE
his being rescued
Several attempts
body of Robert Pom
too strong for the
was given up.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

Agitation 9
Notwithstanding
. United States Gov
products OF The I'm
subjected to n str
t~erminable agitation
Embellishments o
on, according 10
wamer, at colosn'
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

Many residents of the town OF Manchester,
Conn, have become afflicted with a craze for
cocaine, and the practice OF using 1t is so
prevalent that legislative action may be
asked for
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

pobbins' Electric sosr has been made for %
years. Each Yeas sales have increased. In tss5
sales wore a.c47,6ao bores. Superior quality and
absolute uniformity and purity, made this possible
Do you use iti Tfyit.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

glish island offhanet form
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

The Dawes Commission made a treaty with
the Choctaws for the allotment OF lands and
the REIMBURSEMENT Of tribal government.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01
vENEZUELA'S MINIS

He Cannot Say Positlvel
VIII Accept Il,
Senior Andrade, Vene;
representative in Washin
from Caracas to that city
james J. Storrow, the
handled the case OF We
Boundary Commission,
Venezuela with Mr..
arbitration treaty was ca
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-01

Charles A. Collier, who has just been elect
ed Mayor OF Atlanta, Ga, will be the first
native OF Atlanta to sit in the Mayors chair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New Martinsville. February 13.-Col.
jim Hill whose sickness was reported
in the Register. is now able TO be in his
place Of business.
Charley and William AberSOld, Of
Pittsburg. are visiting their father. Fe-
lix Abersold, Of this city. William IS
recovering from a broken leg.
T. {. McEldOwney was at Wheeling
Wednesday, purchasing carpets, etc
for the Masonic lodge room.
Mr.. and Mrs Capt. B. T. Bowers left
Tuesday 10 visit relatives in Missouri.
Alva Powers. telegrapher for the o.
R. r. R. Co.. left Wednesday morning
for her home at PennsborO. for few
days vacation.
a. c. Ruby. q contractor and livery
man has commenced the erection OF a
barn near the depot 6OxS0 feet and
three stories. Mr.. Ruby will move MS
family here.
James Il. Sharp. who has had a seri-
Gus time with the grippe, is able 10 be
on the streets again.
Hon. Sep. Hall made business trip
10 Sistersville Wednesday.
VIII Duerr. Of the firm OF Duerr
Bros. was al Sistersvil.e Monday.
Col. G. 3. WoodcOck fell q few days
since and broke TWO ribs. He IS now
CCnvalesCelt.
Tuesday evening, near Wileyville,
Homer King stabbed VI MalbOtt in the
arm. and TWO other men who interfered,
we're also stabbed Officers brought
King TO jail wednesday.
"a =
the EaEirg house. came near meeting
death sunday by poison. she put q
lunch in drawer where paris green
had been kept. and afterwards ate the
lunch. with above results. Drs. Low
Their and Cox gave the necessary med
zeal attention. and she IS now fully re-
covered.
Willie Hall. son Of ). B. Hall, is very
sick.
Ella Evans. whose serious illness was
reported in the Register, is no better.
The ". L. Church. South, has or
gained a league. known as the Fitz-
gerald league. II starts on with a
membership OF 35.
Frank Clark IS visiting his aunt Mrs
DR.. Priest. al Newark. Ohio.
Mrs. Curtis. of Moundsville, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Dr.. J. b.
Schmeid. Of Main street.
Ed. Hancher, OF Pit-sourg, was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Mrs. Frank LaremOre and brother.
Clararce Sharp. OF Parkersburg. were
visiting relatives in town Sunday.
+ W. NcIntire and ". T. SideN we're
M Wheeling Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
FAIRMONT.

FAIRMONT. ". VA. February -
Madame Runlor says several marriages
Will take place here in the near future.
An accommodating hotel clerk. a jsweler.
a druggist and a plumber are mentioned.
Ralph Howard. advance agen; OF a
Bunch OF KEYS" was in town Thursday.
Last Friday night q, Morgantown. Maui
~ and Oney Barret and Dr.. c. Il. Duncan,
Of this city. assisted in a concert.
Dr. Fitch is IN P!ttsburg.
Ex-Gov. A. B. Fleming has returned
from Charleston.
Miss Lima satterheld. who has been sick.
IS much better
Prof. J. ". Barnes OF the Normal will
leave early in the week for Charleston.
Mrs. Rebecca Watson. relict OF the late
Thomas Watson, OF Shutdown. was found
dead In h=r bed Thursday morning.
The Epwor;h League will give an enter
tainment at the Normal Auditorium next
Thursday night.
Laraey Lloyd. J. ". Conway and J. \.
Hagger;y have been IN Warrington during
the week
Howard Meredith. OF Boothsvil,s. was IN
town Wednesday.
Among strangers in town this week have
Morgartown; A. Carney. OF Benwood; L.
Y. Atha. OF Amos; F. L. Rice, OF Manning
ton.
Las: Wednesday evening Mr.. Charles z.
McCray and Miss Anna Shore were mar
ried at the residence OF Rev. ". Il. Wiley
in Palatine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
BENWOOD

Mss Lillian EaEe1s. accompanied b.
her friend Miss Gussie Martin. two
charming young ladies. both Of New
EarIinsylie, are visiting the Misses
Es-slla and Alice FOX.
The Crescent Athletic Club AssOcia-
zion have issued handsome invitations
fer Q dance az their club room Tuesday
uieht. February 23d. Music b. Prof.
Albert Alrueyer.
Prof Nelson 5 orchestra are making
arraCgements for concert 70 be held
some time in the near future.
VIM. burst. Of Beaver Falls. Pa,
while en- route on his way 10 Hun
rington. w. Va. stopped in the city Tor
a few hours 10 see friends.
3-. Melvin Hill and friend. OF Bellies
Vile. Ohio. were calling on their friends
10 this city.
-Irs. George Kimpton is on the sick
list
The Hope Society VIII have bust
ness H. a-irg Monday night. After
buiLsss matters have been transacted
there VIII be a musical and literary en-
rer-aiumel- for the members. All
members are requested 10 be present
Ass Sophia Niebergau is visiting her
sister. Ms. ID. EaCe. OF SteCbenvile.
Frank Watts from Louisville, KY
was in the ci-y the pass week.
1[-s Amos Moses. o. Woodland. is
the guest of her brother n the lower
ward
Knights Ct St. John viii meet Sun
dpay afternoon ar their hall. 10 initiate
several new members. The Knights Of
s. John VIII give an entertainment in
honor a. =. P1Irick on March 18th.
Little Marie CrOsse1 Is recovering
from g serious attack OF typhoid fever
Squire A-cNUilen. from MingO. is the
guest OF the family or Mr. and 4lrs.
Geo. NiebergaI.
Ass Alice Walters. Of Wheeling
spent q few days among her relatives
here.
VIM. Anderson. Of Noundsville, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
0Ir. John Beavers is here from Pala-
tine. IS. Va
l--. Geo. Ntebergau raGied a fine set
OF rarrsss. The lucky party was Mr.
jos EerdeC.
llr. Clifford Mcmillan was agreeably
surprised by @ merry party OF his
finds wednesday evening. The al
fair was in honor OF his twerty-hrst an
n.-ersary. The evening was spent in
sCc.eble auUseuells. An elegant re-
past was served.
llr. Vim. Behrsns. OF Allegheny. Pa,
was p -ovr on business.
Tie Epw0rtl League is making pro-
rlraIors fer a spelling bee entertain
ueut or March 9Th.
Mss Bertha Lyons. OF Cameron. i5
.a or -.s.-.
The funeral Of 1I-. Nicholas Traux,
one Of Becwo0d's oldest ard highly r.
srectei citizen. VIII take place from
s.. Johns church. Sunday afternoon OF
. %. u. Iute-me1t az AI-. Calvary.
The arrivals in the city during the
ras- week were &. u Johnson. Of
Pi--sburg. G. C. Ahrens, Of Altoona,
Pc.
The Wheeling Steel Works viii re-
sumo operations by Monday morning.
Yesterday was payday al The Wheel
Ing steel Works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
PALATINE


PALATINE. ". VA. February Is
Rev. II. 3. Bowdsn. pastor OF the NJ E.
church. has been confined 70 his home with
q severe attack OF "a grippe.
Attorney J. :. Hagger;y was In Morgan
town on business Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. shaTer. OF Eikins. was
the guests Of friends here Monday.
James Stealey. ST.. OF Elkins. was the
guest Of his son. James L. Wednesday.
The infant child Of c. L. Robinson is
quite sick.
Mrs. NJ Q. Lardir was called 20 Sardis.
". Va. Monday 10 attend the funeral OF
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Nay, who died
Sunday morning.
Harry Gould was az Warrington We'd
nssday.
Miss Mollis Wilson is confined TO her
room with the grip.
The qrotracted meeting Of the y. P.
church are growing in interest and much
good is being done.
J. L. Steward. OF Fairvisw. was bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Hall. OF Luther, Is the guest OF
her parents.
Thomas Rubls. Of Parksrsburg, IS the
CUES. OF friends and relatives here this
week
Miss Mary Berkeley. q Washington, D.
c.. is the guest OF Miss Jessie Dick. on
Water street.
Miss Lizzie Richards has returned from
an extended visit among Shutdown
friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
sTECBENYILLE.

STEUBENVILLE. o.. February IA
very swell social function was the Leap
Year return ball given in Falks hall or
Wednesday evening. The decorations were
OF holly. An elegaa: supper w-s served al
midnight. About fifty couples were pres
emit. Lee Huffman. of Wheeling. and Roy
Springer. Of Bridgeport. were in attend
ance.
Councilman Thomas Firth. Master Mas
on on the Panhandle Railroads.&c. Thurs
day for England
George p. Kells has resigned as City
Clerk and has gone 20 Cleveland.
Mrs. Go. p. AIcCracken IS home from
Youngstown.
J. r. Taylor and Miss Sarah ". Travis
were married Saturday evening by Rev.
". 3. Irwin.
Miss Usher Hammond. OF Cozhoc;on. has
been a guest of Mrs. Samuel Stark.
Miss Louise Scuu. Of Somerset. Pa. who
has been a CUES; OF the Misses ScGil has
returned homs.
r. Benton Davitt. for years local couduc-
Tor on the Panhandle and Peviky. died
this week.
+. Brooks McFeeley and wife OF Pitts
burg. are visiting here.
Senator D NJ Welday has gone 20 Wash
ing,on TO get IN his work Tor wool tar
IN
Harry Got;msn attended the National
Convention of Merchant Ta!lors a; Cleve-
land this week.
Miss May Murphy. Of South street. was
given q very pleasant surprise Monday
ev ming
Miss Fannie Cr=ss entertained friends at
dinner Tuesday evening I'm honor OF her
cousin. Miss vesta Cress, OF Manhattan.
Kansas.
Lieut.. Commander Fernando p. Gilmore
OF this city. who has been i'm command OF
the Tantic az Mol,evideo. has been pro-
NOTED 10 Commander.
The Kings Daughters save their third
entertainment; al the residence Of David
MCGOWAN on Wednesday evening. Fully
10 were in attendance and a pleasing pro-
Eramma Of music and rscitations were Civ
en-. The Kings Daughters were attIred in
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wILLIAMsTOwN.

WILLIAMSTOWN. ". Va. Feb. l3.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Iafe Blddle entertained the
Mandolin ard Guitar Club. with a few
others. Thursday evening. in a hospitable
manner.
Mrs Harriet F,esher moved into her
new home on Pike street this week.
Born. Friday. February =. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Sardis Rumaird, a daughter
P. L. Pierpont returned this week from
a trip in the East.
Miss Maud Ralston. Of New Martins
vile. was the guest OF Miss Hazlerigg
this week.
Mrs. DIT. Csiue ard Mis- Miriam
Siewers were guests OF Miss Gussie Leon
ard. at Sistersville. this week.
Miss Ruth Evans entertained few OF
her friends. Tuesday evening. IN honor OF
Miss Mabel Sperry.
s. H. Biddie and little daughter. Ca
mile OF Parke-sburg. were guests OF
Reason Biddle this week
Mrs William Griffen was the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Mcconnell. - Par
kersburg. this week.
B. O. sprague viii move his family 70
Lowell. O.. this week.
Mss Mabel sperry returned TO her home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14


TERRA ALTA. vs. F
Lawyer G--e- = H-H-. Sc ,
was in town wednesday.
Jacob Hayes. o. White l-t 2 .l
quite 3D. but IS low co-'-
AIrs. = g. Elliott. q htfs ;
her mother. Mr.. D. i Fo-
Haymord Ro-e1etFe1. o. d --'
was business caller u to7 7-l
Miss Annie Bu-k Of E0-s1 t.f
guest O. Miss Annie We.c@
week.
:. II shaw ard VIE srs-- -
OF last week visiting fr.eols
". Va.
Miss Tina C0rneI. o. E'
was listing her sister ~.
Berry. this week.
y. J. crooks. the po7-,z-
the Bae-s Sons GROCERY el- 80
IL town last week.
Mrs. Henry q. Cook was
land. Nd. last week fIt---
goods for her store a. s..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
ST NARIS

s.. Mays, ". Va, February 13.-
Rev. Harry Cofer. OF Parkers0urg,
preached one Of his usually good ser
mems on sunday night 10 large and
avureciarive audience il the y. T..
Church. As he could not get across the
river TO Ill his appointments al New
port. he spent some time II assisting
Rev. Il. IS. Ownoy In his p-oracted
meeting ID the -. T.. Church.
Mrs. Shapley is on the sick list.
Attorney August u. Campbell was az
Marietta on business. Wednesday.
rs. John Schumacher and her moth
70. Mrs. Schup5ach, spent Thursday at
BE mont visiting MIS- Scnumacner
SON. Herman.
Mrs. D.. o-eere. Mrs. Ella Steady and
r. J.. Psuberron spent Thursday visit
Ing Mrs. John Cochran a. Eureka.
lIr. T.. ~. FJink as been suffering
some time with the grip.
1Iessrs. G. c. Stanley. sylvester
Riggs. r. s.. Gallaher were al Marietta,
Wednesday. 81.
Dr. j. B. Watson is having an aJdl-
zion built 20 his Office, with the intention
OF opaciug drug store ID It,
J.C. Cotton is having the store room
Mastered. occupied by Cotton q stand
it0-d furniture store.
ID. w. Reynolds is having the build
ine formerly occupied as @ meat shop
bv II. 5. C0en, 0verhauled and repair
ed.
The oil interest is very quiet, as Inc
mud has rendered any further work.
recurring hauling. almost impossible.
ATTORNEY J. c. holland was at Park
ersaurg. Tuesday. and also on Saturday.
Tor- Weber cOntemplates erecting
hu=rIinz in the near future on the lot
purchased from the Odd Fellows
Miss Bessie Hester, OF Belmont, was
in town Friday.
The new council met and organized
last Friday night. also appointed some
Committees and attended 20 the usual
routine business.
Mrs. John Lccke's baby IS very slcA-
mr. and Mrs. Ruttencutter returned,
Tuesday. from visit TO Parkersburg.
Dr. John Wats0n's son Is sick at
Friendly.
Cir f. L. Morgan spent most o. TINS
week in Parkerspurs.
Miss Mary RuttenCutter, or ParkerS-
burg is visiting friends in 81. Nary's.
The first ball of the season was Civ
en- In the new store room Of w u. Core,
Friday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON ". Va. February i2-Nrs-
sinsel wife OF Dr.. SinseL Is seriously III
Of consumption.
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Rev. \. Moore, o.
Wheeling. was visiting Mr. Gibson OF
this city. for several days this week
Hon. Nell J. Fortney. Of Kiugwood. was
here this week on legal business.
Ex-Judge Hoke was in town Friday al
tending to legal business.
". p. Burt. OF Warrington. was in our
city this week
Capt. C. " Whitescarver went 20 HaT-
rison county Friday % visit his father,
who is quite IL.
II. Clay Love. % this city. who has been
in the 3. * O. service at Cumberland for
some weeks past. IS az home or visit
Mr.. Harry Lear our popular grocery
man. spent Ias- Sunday in Oakland
The prosecuting attorney OF Lewis cour'
~ was in this city on business during the
week
Attorney P I. Bland. OF Weston was
in our city taking dispositions in the Chi
dester-Barnes SANDER suit
ir. Charles Marsh. one OF the populas
attendants Of the West Virginia Hospi-
tai for the Insane. passed through our
town or Saturday with a patient from
Tucker county.
Mr. Frank Benner. an empioye Of the B.
& o. clerical force at Wheeling. visited
hi. raren-s on the West Side last Satur-
day and sunday.
Rev. Simmons. OF this city. has been as
sisting fin holding a series az meetings in
the Baptls, church at C.arksburs during
the week.
Mrs. p " Shea,s. Of the West Side. was
called 10 Buckhanron on Wednesday 20
see her daughter Miss Biarch. who IS
very sick al the " r Seminary.
Can't. Geo. ". Hoover and wife Went 20
Washington this week. Mrs. Hoover viii
probably remain some time on account o.
her health.
DIT. Gore. OF ClarksburE. was II the city
one day this week on business.
Joseph Stanley was called 20 Parkers-
burg on business this week.
Miss Ella Flanagan went 70 Monongah
this week 20 take charge OF a large music
class
J. I. Hartley was among the business
visitors 70 our city during the week.
Burton Rose Of the West Side. has re-
turned from q visit 10 Harrison county
among his relatives.
Thomas Lilly. OF Weston. former citi-
zen of this town. was among his old
friends here this week.
Hon D. ". Gall OF Washington City.
formerly Of Barbour county. was in the
city one day this week looking after some
business interests he has here.
Miss Daisy Bender. who Is teaching a;
Warrington his winter. paid her parents
a visit last Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. 4. ". Woodford. OF Weston was
on our streets one day this week shaking
hands with his many old friends.
Col Mcclure superintendent OF the
government cemetery at this place. has
returned from visit TO relatives in Viz
sinla.
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but is now able 10 attend 10 business.
Arch Burt left Monday morning Tor
Buckhannon. where he will attend the
Seminary.
Misses Grammm and Davidson. and
Mrs. Jeneries, of Grafton. attended the
bank opening Wednesday evening.
Mrs. VIII Morgan and little son. VII
II. are the guests OF the former sister,
Mrs E. c. Martin.
Mr.. Caleb Burt returned home We'd
nesday evening from BuckhannOn.
Y. c. Morton. Of Parkersburg, was N
our city a short time. Wednesday.
Miss Belle Prichard was in Falrmont'
Wednesday.
Miss Rosie Brown. OF Bingannon' Is
visiting Mrs c. c. Martin.
s. B. Walters, Of Uniontown, Pa, and
z. o. Eyer. Of Beaver Falls, Pa, were
business visitors in our city this week.
VIM. Ford. OF FairmonJ. was visiting
his sister, Mrs. Ed. Donahue, Clayton
addition.
D. and Mrs. Warden and children, OF
Grafton. were the guests Of the former 5
brother. DIT ad Mrs. +. r. Warden, the
first OF the week.
Il. c. Sample and Lawrence Lloyd
were visitors here Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Martin Is visiting in Bar
racksyille and Fairmont the last OF the
week.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
will hold a festival February lS and 20,
the proceeds 10 go toward buying furni-
ture for their church.
Mrs. u. A. Koen is quite i'll at the
home OF her son. T. F. Koen.
Mrs. J. R. Cunningham is quite i'll a.
the present writing.
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a Utica. O.. on Thursday. after pleas
ant visit OF six weeks.
Miss Belle sarber is quite sick WIZ the
grip.
Mrs. Agnes Mattingly. OF Franklin. o.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Ed Keet-
Miss Blanche DuttOn has returned %
her home al Macksburg, o.
NJ and Mrs. Joe McCane returned
home this week from q visit OF several
weeks in Ohio.
Earl Flesher Is home from Vanciuse 20
spend Sunday.
Giles Hammatt. Of Vienna, ". Va. was
circulating among his many friends here
this week.
jess Daniels. Of the Ohio River road.
was the guest Of Charles Patterson sur
fav