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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR 1T.
Not \ Patent Cure-au. Nor a Modern Mira
Gle, but Simply Rational Cure Tor D'''
pepsia.

In these days of humbuggery ana oe-
ception. the manufacturers OF patent
medicines. as a rule, seem to tnlnh
their medicines will not sell unless
they claim that l. will cure every dis
ease under the sun. And they he'e,
think of leaving out dyspepsia anu
stomach troubles. They are sure "
claim that their nostrum is absolutely
certain TO cure every dyspeptic ana ne
need look no further.
In the face of these absurd claims
it is refreshing to note that the proprl-
etors Of Stuart's Dyspepsia IaDlets
have carefully refrained from making
anv undue claims or false representa-
tions regarding the merits OF this most
excellent remedy for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. They make but one
claim for it, and that is, that for IN
digestion and various stomach troubles
Stuart's Dypepia Tablets is radical
cure. They go no farther than this and
any man or woman suffering from indl-
gestion. chronic or nervous dyspep-
STA. who will give the remedy a trial
will find that nothing is claimed for II,
that the facts will not fully sustain
It is a modern discovery, composed
of harmless vegetable ingredients ac-
ceptable to the weakest or most dell
cate stomach. It's great success in cur
ing stomach troubles is due 10 the fact
that the medical properties are such
that it will digest whatever wholesome
food is taken into the stomach, no mat
ter whether the stomach is IN goou
working order or not. 1t rests the over
worked organ and replenishes the
body. the blood, the nerves, creating
healthy appetite, gives refreshing
sleep and the blessings which always
accompany a good digestion and proper
assimilation Of food.
In using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
no dieting is required. Simply eat pien-
tv of wholesome food and take these
Tablets at each meal, thus assisting
and resting the stomach which rapidly
regains its proper digestive power,
when the Tablets will be no longer re-
qLired.
Nervous dyspepsia is simply con-
dition in which some portion or por-
tions of the nervous system are not
properlv noursshed. Good digestion
invigorates the nervous system and
every organ in the body.
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all druggists at so cents per package
They are manufactured by the Stu
art Chemical Co., Marshall, Mich.
Any druggist will tell you 1t gives
universal satisfaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
SARDIS.

SARDIS. O.. February 27.-Washing-
tons birthday was observed by rooms Nos.
l and in our public schools on Friday
Messrs. Geo. fisher, VIM. Turner and
Ed. Downy. made business trip TO Clar-
ington Thursday.
Mrs J. H. Bowen was at Wheeling last
Saturday shopping.
q. NJ. Thompson was at St. Mary's on
business Friday.
Mr.. Philip Cunningham. proprietor Of
the Cunningham House. came home Mon
day from Moundsville where he has been
visiting friends and relatives for week
or more.
Mr. Weir, travelling salesman fo- Water
house Of Wheeling, was n business caller
in town Thursday.
Ed. Dunn, clerk of the steamer Ben Hur
spent few days at home this week.
Mr. Geo. Thompson who has been visit
ing relatives at Bellaire a few days, re-
turned home Tuesday on the steamer An
gand.
DR.. VIII Stewart, of Sistersville, was in
town Wednesday,
There will be quarterly meeting in the
NJ. T.. church Sunday. February 2Sth.
Preaching in the evening by the Presiding
Elder. Rev. Osborne.
NJ. Slessnger. of Wheeling. was in town
Friday calling on some of the storekeep-
Crs.
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WILLIAMSTOWN.


WILLIAMSTOWN. W. Va. Feb. 81
The high water did very little damage
here. The back-water surrounded the
Mountain State Manufacturing Company 8
buildings, causing them to shut down this
week
Mrs. Ida Ammon and daughter Of Ro-
chester. Pa. are guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Uni.
Miss Ruth Prettyman IS the guest OF
Mrs. Herman Schanwecker. at Belmont
w. Va.
Rev. GUY Crooks. of Parkcrsburg. was d
guest at W. p. Beeson's last week.
Mrs Reason Biddie is visiting her sou
James. at Parkersburg.
Tho newly elected officers Of the Ep-
worth League were installed on SUNDAY
evening AT the NJ. L. church. by me pas
tor The Rev. G. ". Kepler Misses Ir"
patterson and Nettie Kepler being ln
ohare,e of the social committee rendered
49, oe;cers reception on the evening OF
- o51 o.. the home Of Mrs John n
Lard The rooms were beauifuf Seco-
-a,od with the national colors. and the
,,ortraits Of our beloved George and Mar
.ho Wsahington. The committee had pre-
,larad some floral cOnundrums, and Mrs.
Tarl,ard. being well versed in floral lore
-aoel,.ed the first prize. which was beau
+if,llv bound volume CT Hawthorne s
..ru,ice Tod Tales" President Sharp
was tn erecipient Of the BOBBY prize.
package Of flower seeds, and was advised
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
RAVENSWOOD

Ravenswood. w. Va, February b.
Trains on the r. s. & G.. railroad a'
still unable to run on account of h.el
water. and because OF the several 'IF-
ties that were injured not yet being .t'
paired. It is hoped by The COMPANY
that traffic over the road VIII Doe I,'
sumed by Monday.
Bridgeport, across Sand creek ....i
Ravenswood, had quite little hte N'.'
nesday night. Three houses ana Darn
were burned completely. Mr g'A
wins marble shop was also burned aa'
several monuments completely o''.
ed. The fire originated by the 'Nl..
sion of a lamp in an incubator o"-.'
by young Suck ..
Miss Jessie Fleming had party 4.
her young friends Thursdaf e''0..-
that was quite an enjoyable
event. ...,
Miss Della Kampher has been 4i
i'll for a week. .,.
Mrs. J. /. Armstrong has been b. .
a week. the result Of fan .''" 20
steep flight of stairs ...,
Major Henry Progler OF h.I
here last week. the guest %. ''
ter. Mrs. Geo Fleming. 49,, t.,,
The young men Of The a.-h
classes rowed out 20 SiyoT''a w.
day afternoon on the hieh 1911" ,....
ing supper at the home off Old.
number. Mr.. Harry Whit. -..-
Mrs. John Watts eut ,.
Der Of lady friends IN. .'.
evening in her charmir "'. MAI .,
Louisville mi. III Ky. Tuesday esen..s y ~,
telegram. announcing the dealA '
brother-in-law. r.-
has moved into Miss Clara , Hoy1 .
G for the he p practice Of his profession ~
i ie said aid T. 70 he an excellent ply
with wears Of experience.
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE,W. VA. Feb
ruary 27.-The demand for tenement
houses here is far in excess Of the supply
and number will have TO be built If the
people who wish to come here be accom-
modated.
". r. Fitch. Supt. Of the New Martins
vile Natural Gas Co. Frank Clark, law
yen and Levi Tucker went TO SistersVille
Monday on business.
Amos Brast was at Parkersburg Mon
day
The large three-story building OF A. c.
Ruby near the depot is being pushed TO
completion by contractors Harvey and
Sayer.
The Peoples Telephone Co., has secured
the Barrack line extending from here TO
Fairmont by the way of Pine Grove and
their Central office Tuesday.
DR.. j. j. Richardson, of Washington, D.
C.. was called here the first of the week by
the serious illness of his sister. Miss Dosia.
Jud Fish. of Powhattan. O., has leased
the Maple avenue house from Col. II. r.
Thompson for a term of five years.
The new iron building of Charley Ar
mann on Main street will soon be COM
pleted. The store room will be occupied
April LIST by A. Rosenberg. The second
story will be used as a lodge room by sec
ret orders.
Martin, left for Wheeling Wednesday
where she was married TO Warren Mar
tin. of Washington, Pa
The citizens OF this town meet in con-
VentiOn Tuesday evening at the Court
House to nominate municipal ticket 10
be voted for April 9Th.
But little inconvenience was suffered by
reason of the big river but the water
came uncomfortably close to some resi-
deuCeS without coming IN them.
The protracted meeting at the VI. T..
church has closed with a number Of add!-
tons to the church.
J. w. McIntira left Friday morning for
MOrgantOwn. to visit his son. Floyd, who
is taking a law course in the State Uni
Versty.
Miss Maud. daughter of E. c. Burlin-
game, is suffering of an abcess on the
head Dr. J. W. Schm5id Is giving medi-
cal attention and she Is now much better
Glen SnodgraSs. clerk of Warrington. is
visiting his father. +. 3. Snodgrass.
The ladies Of the p. z. church VIII give
q poverty social Monday night.
Mrs. S. b. Hall entertained her lady
friends Friday night by giving tea party.
Miss Irena Curtis and Mrs. Joe Slender
are visiting friends at Wheeling.
Miss Kate Orr. of Kansas City. is visit
Ing her grandfather. Geo. Martin.
II. c. Grubbs. Supt. of the Peoples Tel
ephone Co.. spent few days in town this
week.
Mrs. S. L. Robinson. whose Illness was
reported in the Register is now GONZALES
cent
DR.. J. W. Schmeid will build a hospital
on Maple avenue this spring. The doctor
5 one Of the educated and progressive
men of the State.
5. B. Han is visiting friends in Northern
Ohio
William Francis has been appointed
resigned the position.
Thomas Burlingame and daughters
Misses Sue and Cora were at Wheeling the
first of the week.
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city charter. ,,s
ing a series of meetings at the Baptlst
church in this city. His sermons are
highly Instructive and the people are man
Testing great interest in the services.
Rev. Grimes still continues his meetings
at Golf Chapel. We understand the Fresss
byterians will also soon hold series Oh
meetings. Let the good work go on
There is need OF It in Clarksburg.
There are forty-siX 'speakeasies' IN
Clarksburg. The opponents OF hcensS;
sold" We suppose Clarksburg will con-
tlnue TO be a prohibition CD town.
NJ NJ Thompson has qualified as the ad-
ministrator of Edgar NJ. DAWSON, ana lhe
executor of Mrs. Annie I. Dawson under
Judge a'' William Bland, son of the late DR..
William J. Bland. is still in the city.
Hon John Brannon was here during the
E. A. Bland, of Sutton. is the guest of
L. +. Sturm who has been visiting in
the city, has returned to his home at Wav-
Nj Miss Viola stiizer has gone to Hunting
ton. where she will attend Marshall Col
'S Capt a. NJ. Poundstone was in the city
During The week a. B. Clark, OF Buck
harmon. was in the city. He is the Deputy
Grand Lecturer in Free Masonry.
on Tuesday Hon. VIM. J. Bryan ana ma
Mrs. Bryan passed through TINS Guy eh
route to Washington. ID. Z. -.
Rev. G. W. Grimes has returned from
Moundsville where he was visiting.
Mrs Dr. Payne who for some time mas
been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Corp
ening in this city has returned 10 hel
home at Lumberport.
Hon Lewis Bennett was here IhurSday;
T.. G.. DAWSON, cashier OF the Nauoidl
Bank at Weston, was shaking hahds with
big many friends here.
on tomorrow Sunday Rev. Geo. A.
Doyle will preach the annual sermon 20
the Knights of Pythlas at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church In this city.
Russell Hornor IS LONE from Parkers-
burg .t.
John Basel is in Parkersburg attending
the trial of a railroad case;
NJ l.. Odell. of Cincinnati, Is the guest OF
his father, j. w. Odei.
Mr.. J. p. Clifford is in Wheeling.
Miss Nell Basel is visiting at Parkers-
Mr. Jasper Pew has returned from Phil
Miss Nettie Morris is visiting in Balu-
Rev. L. Z. Peters. of Parkersburg, was
here during the week,
Or. Truman Gore has returned from
Cumberland, Md.
Dr. Wilson 7. Fish Is in washington u
MI and Mrs. R. r. Barrett are at Adj
Nj Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Flanagan were the
guests Of Mrs. Dolan, Of this city during
Among other visitors in the city we no
ticed: r. A. Hail. of Weston; i. NJ. Rob.
inson. OF West Union; I. II. Hanson. OF
Buckhannon: Mrs. J. Z. Sands, of Fair
mont: Mrs c. &. King, OF Weston.
Alexander c. Osborn is at Washington
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
BENWOOD

c. W. Roscoe, Of Nyiesville. was guest
in the city yesterday.
Miss } .tta McC0rd. an accomplished
young lady OF Altoona. Pa. is the honored
guest of her friend Miss Jennie Denny. Of
Center ward. for several days.
A crowd from here attended a dance in
Wheeling Friday night.
Mr. /. Maurer. of Pittsburg. was in town
on business the past week.
Mr. Isaac Barton. who was selected La
Dor Commissioner of West Virginia. VIII
leave next Wednesday 10 attend ito inau-
guration az Charleston.
Mr.. Archie Ke,sey. Of Kelsey Staten,
was calling on friends here.
Miss Rosetta Linsley pleasantly enter
taired the Owlets az her hone on Main
street. The evening was spent in various
social diversions. Those pre- sent reported
having q good time.
Mrs. Jos. Gehring, % Muncie. Ind. IS
here on q visit.
Mr.. Ne'sou Pero. Of NJ. Pleasant. Iowa,
is visiting Mr. Fl. Peabody.
The Hope Society meets Monday night.
Every member should be present as bust
rese OF Importance will be transacted
Nlr. Thomas Pelly. Of MlngO. is the guest
his parents here.
Misses Nellie Riddle. Annie Branner and
Dot Nolan are spending few days with
friends at West Liberty.
Ralph Jones. Of Dayton. O., and VIM.
Cummius. Of the same place, are in the
city for q few days TO see their old friends.
Lent begins Wednesday at the st. Johns
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Slower. Of Bridgeport,
were calling on friends of this plac2.
Miss Estella Fox is visiting her sister Of
New Martinsvil,e
The State convention or the Ladies'
Auxiliary. a. o. H.. will be held here
March %.
Rev. J. s. Robinson has returned from
Grafton after a few days visit 10 see
MS parents.
The Epworth League viii give grand
musical and literary entertainment March
oh.
Miss Lillian Smith entertained a merry
party OF her friends at her home on
Friday evening. The evening was spent
I'm games and social amusemerts. At the
proper hour refreshments were served.
Mrs. Leo. Jerrison. OF P.'entine. w. Va.
has arrived home after being the guest
OF friends for a few days.
Society folks OF this city will 50 70
party.
MoundsyiUe Tuesday evening to attend
The Marshall County Teachers Asso-
citation was held at Moundsville yesterday.
The teachers of this city were present.
Harry Svartz, Of Pittsburg. is home for
q few days.
Mr.. John Goodman. of Lower Ben
wood. was buried yesterday at McMechen
cemetery.
The Wheeling steel works will resume
operation by Tuesday morning. Yesterday
was pay day.
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WELLSBURG.

WBLLSBURG, w. Va. February a.
Master Harry Fleming entertained host
of friends last Monday evening, in honor
of his cousin. Miss Elsie Ramsey, of Min
go, o.
Mrs. DR.. Worthen and daughter. Mrs.
s. O. PAUL. left for the East Wednesday
evening to spend several weeks. They eX-
pect to attend the inauguration at Wash
ington on the 4th of March.
Mrs. Frank Elson. of Lazearville, died
Thursday morning at o'clock. Funeral
took place Friday afternoon. Interment
at Brooke cemetery.
Miss Mamie Kimberland and Mr.. Albert
Marks are among our Pittsburg visitors
this week.
Mr.. Gus Sperber. of Lazearvile was
badly bitten by vicious dog Thursday
afternoon. At this writing Mr.. Sperber is
suffering greatly.
Mr.. Frederick Springborn, a prominent
and well known citizen of Wellsburg, died
at his home on Charles street this morn
ing at ; o'clock Mr. Springborn was
born at Mechlenberg. Stralich, Germany,
in 1S42. and came TO America with his
parents when eleven years of age. making
Wheeling their home. He leaves a wife
and twelve children to mourn his loss.
His aged mother is still living near Mar
tins Ferry. Arrangements for the fun
eral have not been completed
Clarence Dean, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lucas. died Saturday morn
ing OF diphtheria, aged one year and
eight months.
The new rectory Of the Episcopal
church is FINISHED at last ad occupied
by Rev Mr. Crisman and sister, Miss
Lucille. A public reception will be held
at the rectory Tuesday. March 2, from .
10 . o'clock. by the ladies of the congre-
CATION. a cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who may desire to attend
Mrs. George Freshwater Sr. died at
her home on Pleasant avenue after long
and painful Illness. aged Il years.
On wednesday OF this week young
couple. namely: David Black and Mary
Cuddyre. Of Pit;Sburg, came TO Wells
burg. secured a license and We're married
by Rev. T. c. Hatfield.
DR.. T. II. Werlich was In Washington
several days this week, where he was
called on account OF the illness Of his
father
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NfANNINGTON.

MANNINGTON, W. VA, feDrudr& =
W S. Johffe is visiting friends III hoCh-
wood. Pa. this week. -, 20 +bis
Randolph Cox spent a lie" udSS VI '''''
week in MOundsVille. :, e,,,
f. NJ Hawkins. Of BlnSaHoh' was ~ O"'
city one day this week. .ro-+
d l., Rathbone left Tuesday for snort
visit with his mother in Olean, ~ /" "iSo
"i amone The Fairmont visitors in our city
this wesk were p. NJ. Hogs, Fay Hartley
DR. " $. Jones spent a few days OF this
week with old friends AT CeH'Ie' 7'"''0'''
Harry Mathews and Harry Blackstone
returned 10 the University the nrsl oil tus
week after spending few days WIN
~ F. IS''1 " Bartlett. w. Il. Hall and o. n;
Keen. were business visitors ID falrIllo"'
Robert Robert Burt was in Wheeling Wednes-
uT Mr. John O'Hara and bride who arrived
in our city last week have gone 10 nous
keeping I'm one of Kosns houses IN the
Miss Maud D'Bolt. who was dangerously
in last week. we are pleased to say Is I'M
Mir, Jestie Leazure. of our city and Miss
Katie Meals. Of Parker, "a, were MAJ
ried last week, arriving here SaJurqay
evening" Mr. and Mrs. LeaZure lelt
Thursday evening for SistersvilIe Whsre
they will reside. .. ..,r,,,o
Mrs Augustus will move her store Inc
Bon Ton" 10 Fairmont the first Oh the
Tie public school closed Friday with the
Mrs. ]. ". Tetrick was in Fairmont
Mr. Woods of Wheeling, was in our city
Wednesday. 49,. s.,,l-.
Loyd Mathew. of Grafton, was the guest
of Robert Burt the first of the Week -,
Dr. j. l. Goodnight. President oil the W.
Y. L.. was in our city this week.
Robert Murphy is visiting MS parents d.
BnghampJon. y. y. ,...-,.,.
Can't. a. y. PUchard was business VS.
itor in Parkersburg his week. MI.
j. b. Mari, ST., was in Falrmohl IHuIs-
day. ,.--.... 4,o.ro,,r
county. this week.
guest of his son, 5. l.. Phillips since Neu-
Mrs. ]. b. Fox, Of Pennington, was in
town Thursday.
Blanche a little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Ware. of Sistersville. while
visiting friends here, was badly burned by
pulling vessel of hot soap down on her
from the stove. She was taken 10 men
home Wednesday.
w. s. Mont gomery. of Nc ~Gantown. was
in our city few days this week
Miss Belle and Mrs. Ida Prichard Wene
in Fairmont Thursday.
Mr.. Denney of Fairmont came down
Thursday evening TO attend the Opera.
G A Prichard and Lloyd Smith were IN
Fairmopt Friday.
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PARKERsBURG.

Ii
27.-SIr. WIN Rothhone left this week for
Kansas City, Mo. where he Will accept q
lucrative position.
Miss Marie Tully. Of upper Market
street. has left for sojourn with friends
in Pittshurg.
Leon Epstein left Wednesday for s..
Louis. No where he will join his wife and
visit friends for ten days.
J. a McCaudless. OF Honolulu. arrived
here this week on brief pleasure trip.
Ha likes his new home I'm the far away
nv Dr. c. Humble is in St Louis this
week. attending Tie National Conference
OF Pres byteri1n sunday school Mission
aries Dr. Humble is one Of the three del
eCatss from West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley have re-
turned home from an extended eastern
trip.
Col r. IT, Frazier. of Cincinnati, has
been the guest Of Mine Host PrOtsman, OF
the Jackson. for several days.
Hon. a. 3 White has returned from
Galveston. Texas. where he attended the
meeting OF the National Editorial AssO-
citation. Owing TO sickness IN his family,
Mr. White was prevented from accom-
panylng the editors on an excursion
Sfr. Harry Norman. the handsome clerk
at the jackson Hotel. has resigned his po-
si,i0n and will return To Springfield o.
Dr. Harriet Bullard and mother are Wis
itl0g friends In Charleston.
President n r Puglnton. Of DeDniSOn.
Ohio Tnivfr, .ty was q visitor here this
week. Professor Pur.nton Wa formerly
connected with the West Virginia CnNer-
SHY.
The ladies of the Parkersburg Library
Association are .nde1voriCg 90 secure the
services Of Mr. Baker 10 present Che Little
Tycoon opera with home talent. Mr..
Baker success fully conducted the amatuer
on=r1s given here last year.
Miss Ncllo Basel OF Clo~kburc. Is the
charming guest OF Mrs. Is. Il. Blackboard
on Julanl ~-ret-.
Miss Dent LETT this week for a sojourn in
Chicago.
Nlr 4. G. Martin. wife and son Charles,
left Thursday for Cincinnati and Mr..
Martins Florida plantation. where they
VIII remain for sev- raj weeks.
Miss Gardener. ~ Maryland. Is the guest
of Miss t.liEa beth Peterk.n. on upper Ann
street.
The many Yves. Virginia friends Of Mr.
Guy lee O8wda n. formerly OF this city.
viii De interested 20 know that invitations
have been received announcing his mar
riaEe. on March "a. 40 kingnsheD Okla
homa 20 Miss Harriett5 h. Parker.
Mt c. L. Watson the oil operator. has
rented Maple Lawn, furnished from Mrs.
q w Thompson. who will spend The Win
tor with her daughters IN Georgia and
Colorado.
Mrs. L. P. Reitz. Of Petroleum. was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. Neil j. Forney. Of Kingwocd. was
IN Che city Friday.
J. w Riddle. q prOmiDen, Washington.
Pa. oil operator. is in the city.
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Mrs. W. 3. Parkhurst, OF hlngwooed a.
was in the city yesterday en- iO"'0
Charleston. IL, TO- hasn CO.
ioiIrnine i'm the ar West Ior seyes@i
months. has returned 10 me cry. {" tt-ris a.,
Nghtfully entertained MS lrlehuS r'iNe'
evening. tie .,,,1 dauob
Hon. William J. Bryan VIE ana "a Gau s. ~ ~
tiers. were distinguished guests az tIlJ ~
tel Schaffer for a short ume ms W.;
EX-Iudge r. i. Jacobs. OF New Md .. ..l'2,
vile. was in the city this week en- route -
Among the prominent people in me lntS cry
this week were: Hon. sam -. hdlI ,..,,.e,
of Elizabeth: r. r. Wallis, OF GIaThsD,uIs .
H. l.. Cooper of WaVerly; j: r.. RAJ uiliS.
of Beverley: b. l. PriCdie. or huhtiils 'OlI;
}. b. earle. of Eatons ;. IL H3Ste3 d, %
Wheeling, and L. J. Crl,cnIred' Oh CO'N'ii-
bus. O. 49, e,,+,,rdo,,
Miss Ida Nicely entertained the SATURDAY
Mich. Whist Club last nesting ulSht;
Snrigg ID. Camden is WISHING IN litc I-dot;;
The Presentation of the comedy 49, 49,
given bv home talent. at the AuGltoItuiih'
on Wednesday night for the benebt Oh Tue
civ library was a delightful enter .a an
ment. and demonstrated to the satSIac
lion OF an appreciatIve audience lndC
parkersburg possesses young peopIe VIZ
are not lacking in histrionic ability; NJ;
Charles A. Bukcy. Mrs. Homer harolu
Peters ana Miss Katherine q. Haley a
sumed efficient roles and acquitted theiH-
selves admirably. ct. ,.oioos
on Ann. IS. Trinity choir Of forty TolceSS
will sing Gauls Oratorio, 'Ihe HOY NY