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however.
Mr.. Winkler moved to increase the
assistant attorney generPs salary from
81, $50 to $1,000. He said that this Of
fetal was the hardest worked man for
his salary in this State.
Mr., Cushman had been reliably in.
formed that all the time of this official
was not occupied in work for the
State; therefore he was opposed to this
increase.
Mr.. Livingston thought that such
services were worth more than those
of an ordinary clerk or bookkeeper.
After some further discussion the
house rejected the amendment.
The entire bill was then ordered to
a third reading with notice of amend.
ments by the committee on the final
reading. The vote was clinched.
The Girly Girl.
The girly girl is the truest girl. She
is what she seems, and not a sham
and pretense. The slangy girl has
a hard job OF it not to forget her
character. The boy girl and the rapid
girl are likewise wearers of masks.
The girly girl never bothers about
woman's rights and woman's wrongs.
She is a girl, and glad of it. She
would not be boy and grow up into
a man and vote and 60 to war and
puzzle her brain about stocks for a
kingdom. She knows nothing about
business, and does not want to know
anything about it. Her aim is to
marry some good fellow and make
him a good wife, and she generally
succeeds in doing both. She delights
in dress and erything that is pretty,
and is not ashamed to own up that she
does. She is pleased when she is ad.
mired, and lets you see that she is.
She is feminine from the top of her
head to the end of her toes, and If you
try to draw her into the discussion of
dry themes she tells you squarely that
the conversation does not suit her.
She is the personifcation of frank
ness. There is not particle of hum
bug in her composition. Here is
health to the girly girl ! May her
number never grow less.
A Murderous Maniac.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 16.-J ohm
w. Marrs, city treasurer, Saturday
killed his six year old son and also
shot his daughter and sister. The
ladies will recover. After attempting
to kill the whole family, Marrs killed
himself. He had been in tho asylum
ten years ago, but had since been well
and was with Wilson & Co., clothiers.
When the servant awoke Marrs at 7:45
this morning, he arose with an insane
light in his eye and as the servant re-
treatsd, two shots were fired. Mrs.
Marrs and her sister.in law, Miss Ida,
school teacher, ran up to the room.
Miss Ida entered the room and found
Marrs brsndishing pistol. He struck
her with the weapon and fred, but the
bullet missed its mark. He then shut
and locked the door and when the
neighbors assembled and forced all en-
trance he was found with his throat
cut from ear to ear, his head barely
hanging to the bedy. The little boy
was shot through the head and mutt
lated with the razor. Helen was
wounded in the back of the head, but
will recover. Mrs. Marrs is in a criti-
cal condition from nervous prostra.
rion. The Marrs family is promin-
emf one socially and financiallv.,
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II one wants 70 cripple oenomlnatlon-
al colleges, let him teach the doctrine
that State education should not be
furnished, and soon the people will
begin to believe that UNCONVENTIONAL
education is useless. The great foe of
education is a feeling that money
spent on it was thrown away. Speak.
ing on his resolution, he explained
that it was intended to give every
county as many scholarships as it had
representatives in the House and Sem
ate, these to be appointed by the dele
cations any way they saw it-either
by competitive examinations or other
wise.
Mr.. Gage regretted that SO much
spirit had been injected into the de.
bate. He regretted that any man
should arregate to himself to speak
for an institution which belonged to
the whole people.
Mr.. Patton rising to a question OF
personal privilege said that not one
word in his speech could be construed
that way, and he was surprised that q
gentleman of intelligence should
make such an assertion. Mr.. Gage
continuing said that he had voted for
a $2S, 900 appropriation in order that
the college might work without detri-
ment to It's usefulness. But the ques-
ton of tuition is another thing.
While he is opposed to free tuition on
principle, yet he would vote for the
proposition of Mr.. Thomas, because if
he can't get what he wanted he was
willing to compromise as all men
ought to.
Mr.. T. A. Graham made some tell
ing points in reply to speeches made.
He said that he was an alumnus Of
Wefford College, but he would vote
for Mr.. Patton's amendment. At a
conference of the friends Of the de-
nominational colleges some weeks
since it was stated that the denomina.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Pa. June 12-The festi-
val held at the residence Of J. Clarke
Allen on Friday evening, by the ladies
of the NJ. p church, was much Of
success. both from a social and financial
standpoint.
The ". & J. and D. & A. c. ball clubs
Played a game at this place to-day.
Manager Nesbit, Of the w. d }. foot
ball team. has selected his schedule or
games for the season Of 1897, which in
cludes some of the fastest teams IN the
country. The Princeton eleven Will
play at this place on October p.
4 reception and social was held IN
the Second L. p. church Friday evening
in honor of the new members who nave
recently Joined.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Vowel gave
musical on Thursday evening.
The Union Schools close on next Mon
dav for the summer vacation.
The seminary commencement will be
held on next Tuesday. There are TWEEN
ty-two young lady graduates.
A large crowd will go from TINS place
to Pittsburg on Tuesday, to witness the
parade of the Jr. o. |. 4. NJ.
Mrs. w. S. Parker, East Wheeling
street. entertained on Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Best, Of Edenburg
Miss MayneH Katzenstein, North Main
street. entertained about thirty invited
guests at her handsome home on FIJI
evening. in honor of Miss May Sigmund,
of Baltimore.
Children's Day will be observed at the
First Methodist church and NJ. Z.
church tomorrow.
Miss Helen Hal, Jefferson avenue, is
quite seriously Ill.
Mrs. Ella Lewis, West Washington Is
visiting friends in Pit-sburg.
Miss Winnie Clark, of Hlland avenue,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Robi-
ison. Marietta, Ohio.
Miss Ella Dinsmore, Of Graysville, is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Jonn u.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O.. June 12.-Miss Grace
Ientz. of Sistersville, Miss Rose Lentz,
of Antioch. O., and Frank Kerr, OF
Newport, O., spent Sunday with MIS-
Lucy Dye at this place.
Rev. G. NJ. Wilson attended the
GAINESVILLE District Conference which
was held at Fairyiew the first three
days OF this week.
Miss Emma Braunlich was at wheel
ing Thursday.
Will Rist. of Wheeling, was IN Town
Sunday and Monday.
Misses Ida Noll and Mint fisher were
II New Martinsville Friday afternoon
Mrs. George Wood and daughter
Miss Laura. were at Bellaire Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Mollie Cline left Tuesday on an
extended trip to Matamoras, o.
Jacob Voegtly spent Sunday in town.
Miss Minnie O'Nein was at Mar
ietta. O.. several days.
A pleasant event Of the past week
was a party given on last Tuesday ey-
ening by Capt. and Miss Minnie Nun
leman TO their young friends at their
home on the South Side. The crowd
was a merry and congenial one and a
very delightful evening was spent.
Refreshments were served. On Thurs
dav evening they entertained some
lady friends at o'clock tea in hon
or of Mrs. 6. NJ. Boice, Of Allegheny
who is at this place.
Miss Lib Noll left Friday to visit
friends in Wheeling and Bellaire for
few days.
John Laedrach, Of Cleveland, O., was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Forty Neuen-
schwauder Thursday and Friday.
Misses Mint fisher, Jennie Suter ana
Sadie Taught were at Wheeling Sat
urday.
4. II. Hofer was at Wheeling
Thursday on business.
George Kast. of Cleveland, is visit
ing his parents of this place.
lIr. and Mrs. Will Neuenschwander
Of Sistersville. W. Va. were in town
last Sunday the guests Of relatives.
Mrs. Fred Kelly and children, OF
Matamoras. O., arrived Friday and
are the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs David fisher.
H. Neuenschwander was at Smith
field. w. Va. the past week.
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TELEPHONE NO. 2as

Miss Susie, have returnca home ION
a pleasant weeks visit w-- friends and
relatives in Wheeling.
Frank Stephens was in Proctor Sat.
urday.
Prof. P. B. Lowry, Of Sis.esr.la Vas
here this week.
Ed. Keifer and Philip Conrad are
home from the w. Va. University
where they have been attendiu- school
The oil well here has been drilled
in to the depth of about $50 feet
J. Williams Boyers, Of SIs,ars7
spent Wednesday with relatives here
Miss Jennie Gamble, OF Nar-i
Ferry. =. who has been visiting relatives
here and at Sardis, for the past $50
weeks. returned home Friday morning
on the steamer Ruth.
DR.. Schmied, a prominent physical
of New Martinsville, made profess
sional call here the first Of the we.a
The many friends and RELATIVE. 0Ha
were sorry to hear of the death o., NT
Elizabeth Stricken eldest dau2l'6. z
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart OF hel'o-
w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dolan and dau-h'
ters Margaret and Mary drove ~
from Sistersville last Sunday and si.1'
the day with his father here
Mr.. Shrig. a prominent oil man r.
Sistersville. was in the valley this week
The Misses India and Anna Wit'H
who reside opposite here. are recerh'
piano instructions Of Prof ShOcEot
of Wheeling.
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NEW MARTINSyILLE.

New N3rtinsville. w. Va. June IL
Mrs 70 B. huffman was visiting her
parents no Hannibal Ohio. Thursday.
Co.. Ben Wilson. OF Ciarksburg, was
here Monday. COL Ben has a host Of
friends iu We-Z5, county
Simon Reich of Wheeling. IS now
clerk I'm Percy ID. Leaps drug store.
j. W. Ali5rton. cashier of the New
NartinsviIa Bank has been suffering
from malaria for some days.
J. W. NrIutlre was nc Parkersburg
the first cf The week on legal business.
The New N3ruDsvile Bank opened
rs doors for business Thursday. j. ".
A.jertou. Cashier
n. p. Jacobs was az Pitsburg on legal
business the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs ). B. Han are spending
q few DAYS at Lit.etOn this week. visit
ing his mother
Rev. r. ID. Hanna. Of this city. filled
the pulpit for the presiding elder at
Halls Mills Sunday.
Word was received the first OF the
week that DR. J. J. Richardson. Of
Washington. ID. c.. and son Of r. r.
Richardson. our Main street druggist.
had broken his leg by falling from a bi-
cycle.
Mrs. a. c. Ruby met with q painful
accident Monday by slipping and
sp~ainiug her ankle. Or. L0w-het was
called aud rendered the necessary medi-
cal attention.
IT. L. Dunlap. q well-known oil man
rs rrr1r !.
with his family.
Prot and Mrs. J. NJ. skinner. OF
Houston, Texas, are here and will spend
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WILLIAASTOWN.

WiUiamstOwn. W. Va, June IL MIS-.
Mp. Beeson is building a new dwelling
house on Railroad street
Mrs. Eme Trippe-t is quite sick.
Mrs .Dr. Steere and son. of ST. Mary s,
w. Va. Fannie Bennett and Miss Flea
nor Butcher. of Par6ersourg. ana MIS-
Lou Johnson. of Boaz, w. Va, were
guests of Mrs. JAS. Patterson this week.
Cbildren's Day will be observed I'D the
N r church Sunday morning.
Miss Emma Hale. Of Nacksburg. o.,
ana Mr. Joe Pre-yman. Of Sis-ersville.
have been guests 10 J.. IT.. Pretty man $
the past week.
las. Bidd.e and daughter Virginia, Of
Psrkersburg. were i'm town this week.
Mrs Chas. LieriuE is visiting az Ra-
cine. o.
Misses Pess Patterson and Lutte GrlI-
Zen. Nes,rs Brady Berry and Ed. Cal
braith viii drive 90 P1rAersolrs sun
dav and spend the day.
Mr. Ear Flesher and Miss Laura Page
are attending commencement az FAIR
mont. W. Va
Mr.. Joseph Winston celebrated his
e1st birthday on Monday. Ihlrty-one
persons were present.
Wednesday morning at o'clock oc-
CURED the marriage of Anna Gertrude
eldest daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. G.. w.
Kepler. 90 MI Alfred NTsil Earhar,e.
editor of the Tucker County Republic
an. of Davis. W. Va lt was q pretty
but Quiet home wedding only q few
friends outside of The immediate family
being present. The house was artistic
lily decorated with cur and poced
plants. Rev. Eep,er. father Of the bride,
performed the ceremony in an impress
ave manner. The bride was becOming'y
attired In a travelling dress Of brown.
After the ceremony an elegant break
fast was served. after which Mr.. acd
Mrs. Earharte left ON the South bound
O. r.. r.. r. for Ba tim0re Philadelphia,
and Washington. ID. c.. They Will be at
home TO their friends after June oath, at
Davis. w. Va. The best wishes OF host
OF friends accompany them.
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PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT. " VA. June p.-Nas'-'
II. G. Walker and f. w. Getty are ~ =
q ten DAYS wheel outing.
Mr.. II. =. Hahn IS spending tha ""-
at Philadelphia.
All toll gates in Mineral cF lave
been abolished.
Misses Laura and Celia surran. Of
Spring Valley. MINI. are guests OF .a.f
uncle. Mr. Martin Tierney.
Mrs. o. /. Harden is home from t'-
mont. Mrs J. W. Davis. Of that c.'y. IS
her guest.
Mr.. Patrick Horgan, OF Los Ahge' e.
Cal. is visiting his father. Mr. Jerry Hor
gan.
Miss ElsieMcHenry IS visiting at W.
mington. Del.
Mrs. VIM. Mansfield IS home from C-t
iforna.
Mrs. Thomas Duckworth IS fl with .'
phoid fever.
Mrs. Susan Montgomery and Miss ja''
ME Startzman. OF Keyser, are vis.''
here
Miss Lille Wright and Mrs. Z. J. ST.
pier spent this week al Wheeling.
rfessrs. II. x. Drane and c. W. Cr1m''
are home from Morgantown TO spend ya'
cation.
Mrs. VI. T. Starns and three chilfr7r
Romney. are guests Of Samuel Alnr-
Mrs. s. i. wall and Mr.. r. w d. p
Of Hampshire county, are visiting -
John Daily.
Mrs. Jas. Luke is visiting at Ccn'e-r q
Del.
Mrs. J. ]. Dougherty OF Cumbsr,''t 8
the guest Of Mrs. Alice gladden..
Mrs. Troxell. of Cumberland IS r..'-F
Mrs. w r. Powell.
The town has sold all OF i.s ~'
bonds to the First National Bark Z
Frostburg. Nd.
Rev. c. f. Moore, will preach ,
night Of "Hyprocrisy."
Rev. NJ. Karcher. OF Blossburr
will preach Sunday morning and
in the Episcopal church.
The 3. & o. Will run a speoi1
Koyser Monday evening 10 The
contest.
The pupils OF St. Peter's T.
school Will give an entertain
23d.
The firm OF J. s. Miller & Co. trs ''
dissolved. J. S. Miller Will c9a.
business.
\ building boom Is on here a-- y
times may be expected.
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WELLSBURG.

Wellsburg. June 12.-Miss Alice
Campbell returned Friday from Staun-
ton. Va. where she has been taking a
most graduate course at Mrs. Stewart S
boarding school for young ladies'.
Miss Anita Roberts and guest, Miss
Gertrude Dibble, of Ashtabula. o., are
spending a few days with wheeling
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Morgan, Of
Wheeling Island, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lewis.
Messrs. AIgie Fickerson and Colin
Weirick are home from the University
at Morgantown.
Miss Myrtle Dawson is the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. Bert Apologize, Of Gar
den Spot Wheeling.
Miss Rebecca PAUL, beautiful and
charming young lady Of Wheeling, who
has been visiting friends here for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
on Wednesday.
DR. c. B. Brashear was very agreeaoly
surprised Thursday evening, at his
home on Yankee street, by the teachers
of the Wellsburg public school, who
presented him with a handsome chair
as a token Of regard and esteem, for his
verv efficient services as President OF
The Board Of Education. DR. Brashear
,etires from the Board at the close OF
the present school year, after nineteen
years of service.
Mrs Bessie Adams and Mrs. Mollie
Blair and children are here 10 spend the
summer with their aunt, Miss Sarah
I Barnes.
Mis-. DR.. Joe Cooper, Of Bellaire, O.,
and Miss Maude Jones, Of Wheeling,
were here 10 attend the Alumni ban
quet. nj,
Miss Dode Hervey returned Friday
evening from North Carolina, where
she has been teaching in ladies' COL
lege.
The Teachers Institute Of Brooke
county will be in session from July II
TO Il. Quite number OF applications
have already been presented to the
school board.
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SARnIS


Sardis. O.. June IA well is drilling
on the farm of Ebenezer Martin, about
four miles back Of town. near the Nj.
Olive church. This is a very important
test and it is hoped that a new pool may
be found
Miss May Hartman returned home
Tuesday evening from Akron, Ohio,
where she has been the guest Of Mrs.
Chas. Schaal the past month.
Miss AIDA Knight returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit with
her brother Frank. at Cleveland.
Frank Humphrey spent Sunday with
New Martinsville friends,
Miss AIDA Anderson. who has been
attending school at Columbus, came
home Thursday evening TO visit her
parents a short time.
VIM. Kcapp. of Sistersville, was in
town Friday. the guest of his mother
Mr.. Steve Knight. of Jacktown, Pa,
arrived in town Monday and is the
guest of his brother William, on Mound
street.
Mrs. Lizzie Cats. after an extended
visit with her parents here returned to
her home at Graysyille, ". Va, Mon
day.
Geo. Titus was at Sistersyille Friday
on business.
ID. Nesbitt was at Parkersburg this
week looking after his interest in the oil
field
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given on the lawn Thursday evening for
the benefit of the church proved TO be a
success in every respect. Proceeds
amounted TO $500.
Mrs. NJ. Fox. Of Benwood, was shop
ping in town Monday.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
What Has Been Gong On IN Nearby
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings ana
Events Local Interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters
Readable Resume OF
the News.
GRAFTON

rYrafton w. Va. June 12.-Miss May
Jenkins attended commelcelIeN' cav
cises at MOrgantown. -..--s,,.
A. Armstrong returned uesuo!
from a business trip TO RitchIe count cum, .
where he is developing some OIL leII'-
tory. -.,-.- co.. o.
visit TO friends in Wheeling anu
MOundsyille. s.u,i1,.
CONGRESSMAN DAYTON and FANNY
were in town a few days the latter par
of the week. the guest of relatives
Ouite an endemic OF measles Is rag
ing in many parts of the county -
The II. & o. company made anotner
cut I'm the force in the machinery ue-
nartment THURSDAY. laying on SIX men
Among them were TWO OF IuIeo "a nv
oldest men in the service. NJ
Attorney W. ID. Dent was III I al n
ersburg Friday on business .-
The dry goods and clothing houses mouse,
adopted the early closing system NlOu-
day. and il is expected Jhat the ST.
Gerry. stores will fail in line the carry
part of next week. .s
prof. c. s. Holden. Of kingWood, was
in town Friday and Saturday.
Rev. ]. II. Flanagan was IN Morgan
town several DAYS attending the I'M
versity commencemtnL
Frank Tucker. Of wheeling, was d
business caller in town Friday.
The Imperial music band elected j..
4. Smith for its director Monday.
A W. Riehtmire of Philippi was
49,, -1v-ar11 DAVIS IulS Week.
CbUdren's dav exercises VIII be Cd
,s~,-s5 M the al T. church Sunday.
rrbe w. q. IT. L. held literary con-
test at Carrot House tuesday night
The medal was awardd 10 Clarence
Bloom . = ,.;si+-
Miss Cecil Peters came in from PITTS
bnrg THURSDAY TO visit her brother
George II. Peters. who is quite III at
his home on Main street 49,.
Hon Geo. W. Curtin, Of Sutton, Is IN
town. ,..,.o-s,,,re.
Hon. A. r. White, Of ParkersoGrs'
took breakfast az Grafton House r IL
DAY. -,--.,--4,,,
DR.. W. J. Davidson. or FIemlls1ou'
is in town for a few days .,
Miss Lizzie Whatsoever returned
from Norgantown Friday where sue
had been attending the University.
Prot II. Humphreys viii leave Mon
day for Phillppi 70 open up his sum-
mer Normal School.
Jas. w. Selyey was in Doddridge
county the first Of the week.
Jos. Reese. az one time foreman or
the Sentinel. but now on one or the
Buffalo dailies. is visiting his brother
VIM p Reese.
Robert Upton and family are visit
ing friends at Benton s Ferry.
The union decoration services Will
take place Saturday
H. H. Cain has returned from .
Wheeling and is now in the employ OF
the Provideut Life Co.
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Burke has the enrolment u sixty pu-
pills. o,.
at Morgantown attending the COLI
mencement exercises.
Miss Meta Rodeheaver is spending
a few weeks in Buckhannon attend
ing the commencement and visiting her
old class mates.
Mrs. Rev C. J. Trip9ett, OF Hartford
City. w. Va, arrived here TUESDAY
morning TO spend some time WIN Aer
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Posten- -.
Mr.. Chas. F. Dodge, OF Dorlty' w.
Va. has completed the foundation LOT
a fine residence down in Many Naples.
Richard Burke, wife and two sons'
of Elk Garden, returned to their nome
on Monday after attending the luh-
cral of Mr.. Burke's brother
Miss Carrie LOOMS, of ParkersOur9'
arrived in town last week and IS inc
guest of the Misses Adairson, on State
street.
O. c. Crane, assistant chasier Il the
Terra Alta bank, returned MondaE
morning from Wheeling, where he vas
called on Saturday by the death u ms
brother-in-law, Mr.. Martin Muiroy.
Miss Marguerite Zeller and sister
Theresa returned home Wednesday
from TOWNSVILLE, where they had been
in attendance of the Barlow-Garlltz
nuptials. Miss Marguerite acted as
maid of honor at the wedding, which
was a double one. The two brothers
having married two sisters.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ H. Prcudfoot nave
been at the seaside for the past ten
days.
Chas. E. Trembly. who has many
friends here, graduated last Wees nj
the Nashville Peabody Institute, Nash
vile, Tenn, taking the SIX years course
in three years. He is also a graduate
of the Fairmont Normal school.
DR.. Hattie B. Jones, of Wheeling ar
rived in Terra Alta Wednesday even
ing and will remain Cor some time with
her father and many friends. The doc
tor is as we'll as coull be expected and
a few weeks of our mountain air Will
do wonders towards returning her TO
her robust health of the past
Married on Wednesday, June >, at
Cumberland. Nd, John L. Fogle and
Miss Nellie Carskadon. The groom Is
an employee of the government printing
Office at Washington, and the bride is
a daughter of Robert Carskadon, the
well known banker at Keyser, w. Va.
The many friends Of the family Of
II. z. Shriver were saddened to learn
of the death of their oldest son,
Hampton Zane Shriver, which occurred
on Monday last. The young man had
been in i'll health for some time past,
but his death was not expected so soon.
His remains were taken to Wheeling
on Tuesday and Inferred.
The many relatives of Martin Mul-oy,
of Wheeling. were shocked TO learn Of
his sudden death on Saturday last.
He was married at this place two years
ago 10 Miss Alice Joyce, daughter Of
Mrs. f. Joyce on State street. Those
attending the funeral were Mrs. Joyce
and daughter, Mrs o. c. Crane, Mrs.
Thomas Welch and daughter, Miss
Maggie. Mr. and Mrs Frank Foley and
Thomas Joyce. They all returned on
wednesday of this week and Mrs. Null
roy accompanied them. She will make
her home with her mother.