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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
PALATINE.

Platine. W. Va. June 19.-Guy Nor
row, eyed L. son of Mr.. and Mrs. New
tor Morrow, of ;bc place, died at SIX
Jtttk last Sunda, evening of lung
trouble He had been i'll for several
r-utns. The funeral took place Tues
Jay Afternoon at > o'clock from the NJ.
Z. church. He was buried in the l.
o. o. +. cemetery.
Mrs. Jerry Levelle is confined to her
room this week with sickness.
r. y. Henderson. of Grafton, Is the
guest Of friends in town for few days.
Winfield Vanata and wife, of Sisters
Vile, were called to this place this
week on account of the death OF his
nephew. Guy Morrow.
Guy Leonard and wife were visiting
friends on Dunkard Mill Run last Sun
day
Lake Satterfeld. who has been work
ing in Grafton for some time, IS home
on q visit.
Uncle Barney Leonard, Of Boothsville,
was in town this week.
Misses Eva and Lille Morgan, Of
Rivesville, are the guests of friends in
town.
Dick Mason. Of Nuzums, is here at
tending the Institute.
Dick Hall and Misses Lizzie Morris,
Hattie Chesney and Alice Parker spent
last Sunday. pleasW.ng near Amos.
They report an enjoyable time.
Miss Fannie DOOlittle, Of FOrksburg,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Cora Satterfeld, of Hopewell, is
visiting friends in own this week. He
was called here by the death OF Guy
Morrow.
VIII Bowman and wife who moved
to Greencastle, Pa. short time ago
from this place. have returned and VIII
again reside in Palatine.
Mss Inia Rymer. of Middlebourne,
Tyler county. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Or. BOyers this week.
Miss Rosa Holland. of Frum, Monon-
gala county. is the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs Boyer this week.
Misses Anna Hayhurst and Anna
Springer. of COlfaX, are the guests Of
friends in town.
r. IT. Hoult is indisposed this week
Mrs. T. Fl. Barnes. of South Palatlne,
was the guest of her daughter at Luz
Their. the first Of the week.
Children's Day will be observed at
the NJ p. church. this evening. June 20
Lester Swind,er moved from Pala-
tine TO FairmOnt this week.
ChaS Barnes has been confined 70 his
room this week with sickness.
Okey Stanley. of Morgantown, IS the
guest of friends in town.
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ST. MARY'S.

st. Mary's, w. Va, June 19.-Ihe
Christian Endeavor Of the NJ. T.
church at Friendly gave a box supper
and festival last Saturday night, real
lzing twenty-seven dollars therefrom.
The Children's Day exercises Sunday
evening were interesting, and the col
lection amounted to seven dollars.
Judge L. w. Tavenner has been hold
ing court here this week. The court
had a pair of Jacks" to deal with this
term; not in the way of gambling, but
in giving Jack Coen and Jack Boyle
lesson of law for selling liquor with
out license. The former was fined
twenty and the latter ten dollars and
costs. making seventy-five and fifty re-
spectively.
Mrs. Alice Barkwell and her two
daughters are visiting Mr.. Joseph
Dunn. Mrs. Barkwell's father, at Fro
zen Camp. Roane county.
Mr.. Newton Ogdin was in Wheeling
Thursday on business.
Mr.. f. W. Frink is at Bradford, Pa,
on business.
Mr.. O. C. Sweeney returned a few
days ago from an extensive business
trip to the interior Of the State. He ac-
cidentally mashed two fingers in hand
ling lumber near Proctor. Thursday.
A committee of five free-holders ex-
amined the dam at the Adams Ford
bridge. A new dam will be built i'm
mediately.
Mr.. Green Ruttencutter, Of Fair
mont, is circulating among friends
here.
Miss Ethel Gorrell and niece, Miss
Mabel Gorrell. are visiting their uncle,
Mr.. John Hall.
Miss Mabel Browse, of Grape Island,
attended the commencement at Mari
eta College.
Attorney ]. c. holland and niece,
Miss Mabel McComas, were suddenly
called to Scio. Ohio. on account Of the
serious illness of John McComas. this
week. They removed John to his
grandmother's at Woodsfield.
Miss Mary Hudson will attend the
commencement at Scio, next week.
Mr.. A. L. Wiedebush, of Mounds
Vile. cpent ewo days here this week.
Rev. ]. II. Doan spent a few days in
Ohio recently in visiting friends and
looking after business.
Mr.. L. H. Ballard is at Olean, n. Y,
this week.
Miss Minnie Holdren. Of Grape Is
land. returned home from Marietta
College Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Steen removed to Waiver
ly, Friday.
The dinner and supper in the Kelsoll
hall was success, not only in having
an excellent bill of fare. but financially,
as the ladies realized ffty-four dollars.
A rumber of the employees Of this oil
field are out of work or at work in other
fields
Mr.. c. VI. Blackburn Of Parkersburg,
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. D.
A. Blackburn. the Main street milliner.
His daughter, Miss H. j.. came with
him and will spend some time with her
grandmother.
Mr.. F. D. Stewart has the Okey
Smith house ready for the plasterers.
DR.. Watson has placed a splendid
soda fountain in his new drug store.
Miss Leila Murphy spent part Of the
week with friends at Sistersville.
Mr. o. II. Suck received a first class
Job printing press Thursday.
Charles Franklin, indicted by the
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Miss Matte Strachise arrived Thurs
day from Staunton, Va, and is the guest
Of her uncle, R. w. Ewers, and wife.
Col. ]. c. Jones, of the Withrow Lum-
Der Compay, is back from an absence
of several weeks at Charlottesville,
Virginia.
Ben Kaufman, in business at Pitts
burg, is paying his parents a short
visit.
Mrs. George R. Jacobs and two
daughters, Misses Edith and Lucy, left
on Thursday evening to visit relatives
in Pittsburg.
The members of the State Coal EX-
change had their outing Thursday up
the c. & o. to Stone Cliff and return to
Mount Carbon. Mr. ]. w. Knapp, an
official Of the c. & o. furnished the
party with special train, and under
his supervision everything ran smooth
ly. About sixty operators from the
Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk &
Western regions, and upper part of the
State enjoyed the occasion. A COM
mittee on entertainment were Messrs.
Howald, Hal knight and Will Daum.
They gave the catering particularly
especial attention and sumptuous. re-
past was served on the train both going
and coming. Returning TO Mount Car
bon the party embarked on the Kan
awha Belle, and after fine evening
ride on the Kanawha, arrived at the
Charleston wharf about nine o'clock.
a banquet at the Ruffner ended the
festivities of the day. There were sew
enty-five covers laid, and large num-
Der of business men were present as
invited guests. EX-Gov. MacCorkle
was toast-master, and introduced Ex-
Governor Wilson, who delivered the
address of welcome in place of Mayor
de Gruyter, who was unavoidably alb
sent. Among the toasts and responses
were: The Goals and Cokes of West
Virginia" responded to by Mr.. William
Spencer. of Flat Top; Our Associa-
ton; It's Aims and Objects" responded
to by Capt. w N. Page, Of Ansted;
The Foreign Trade" responded to by
Evan Powell, of Powellton; The Home
Trade" responded to by Fisher Morris,
of Bramwell; Harmony" responded
TO by E. w. Knight, Of Charleston.
Ex-Gov. McCorkle spoke on "Legisia-
ton. as it Affects Coal Production
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WASHINGTON.

Washington. Pa, June 19.-The pub
lie schools Of this place closed on
Tuesday, the graduating exercises being
held on that evening.
A party of Naval cadets, boys from
Chicago, passed through town on We'd
nesday evening, Ell route TO Washing
ton City. They belong TO Uncle Sam S
bicycle corps.
Thomas Malone, of Bellaire, O., is
visiting relatives at this place.
The Indiana State Normal school
base ball club was defeated on Tues
day by w. & J. college club, 13 to D.
The last game Of the season took place
to-day. the P. A. c. club, of Pittsburg,
VS.. w. & J.
The funeral of James B. Kennedy, a
notice Of whose death appeared in the
Daily Register. took place on Friday
afternoon. and was one Of the largest
ever witnessed at this place. The
Grand Army post, military company,
X of p. and other orders turned out
to the funeral. The music for the occa-
sion was furnished by the Washington
Military band
Miss Brooks. of West Beau street
entertained her young friends in
handsome manner on Friday evening"
Charles Rickenbaugh, OF Thin, w.
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Carrie Beeson, OF Unionown, Is
visiting Miss Harriet Reed, East Maiden
street.
Mrs. Harvey Barr, of Jefferson
avenue. gave a reception in honor OF
her brother, Mr.. Anchars, on Thurs
day evening. . :.
Miss TiltOn. of Mount Vernon, O., is
the guest of friends in town.
Mrs. William McCleary died on Fri
day morning.
Miss Annie Dimick and Miss Edna
Lowrie are visiting friends at Grays-
vile. w. Va.
Miss Anna Brownlee, of Pittsburg' Is
visiting relatives in town.
James B. Kennedy, an old and we'll
known citizen of this place died on
Wednesday morning.
The Knights of Pythias are arrang-
ing for a great time on Saturday. July
3 at the Fair grounds. Great interest
is being taken in the celebration, and
a large crowd will be in attendance.
Robbers have been getting in their
work in great shape in Washington
The past few days, several houses nav
ing been broken into and several
"hold-ups" being reported. the police
are working hard to locate the guilty
parties, but as yet no arrests have been
made.
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the guest of her friend, Miss Jessie Saw
hill. the frs; of the week.
Miss Pearl Hoge. Of Cameron, was
Mrs. Ida Rose. of Wadestown, was the
guest Of her friend, Miss Lulu Hess,
this week.
George Philips was visiting at the
home OF his father at Free Port, the first
of the week.
Berch Koen, who was attending the
commencement at Mt. de Chantal also
W. d }. at Washington. Pa, returned
home Wednesday evening.
p. Shaffer was visiting his father-in-
law, Mr.. J. Philips, Of Free Port, a
part Of this week.
Miss Dora Wilson is visiting friends
in Fairmont this week.
Mr. and Mrs James HOugh were in
Falrm0nt the first of the week.
Rev. Ward and Howard Atha were
in West Milford this week, attending
a ministerial association.
L. R. Taylor of Morgantown Uni
versity. spent several days Of this week
calling on friends here.
Mrs. \. b. Sandy. of Bingamon, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Martin,
this week
Miss Marie Burt returned home
Monday evening from a short visit
with Wheeling friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Koen were in
Wheeling the first of the week.
Miss Jennie SnOdgrasS. of New Mar
t.nsyille. is visiting relatives in our
city
Miss Mamie Charlton was Wheeling
visitor Tuesday.
Maynard Beatty moved his family
irOIu this city TO Metz Thursday.
Mrs. Coltman and son Frank. Of
TidiOute are visiting the formers
daughter. Mrs. +. w Shaw.
Mrs. Chas. Dent left Thursday for
WASHINGTON. where she will take part
in the Children's Day exercises TO take
place tomorrow.
Mrs Chas. Fultz. who has been Wis
iting relatives here for several weeks,
returned to her home in Smithfield
Tuesday, accompanied by her little
brother Hugh LawliS.
time has returned home.
Mrs Thos. Aubrey. Of Brownsville,
Pa. is the guest at the home Of Chas
Girard, Burt's addition
Miss Laura Free, who has been at
tending conservatory Of music in New
York, mas returned home for the sum-
mer.
Mrs J. N. Tetrick was visiting trends
in Cairo the frset of the week.
Miss Marian Shaw was called home
from TiGioute Wednesday by the death
of her little sister Elizabeth.
Several cases of measles have been
yepor ed on Buffalo street in the past
week.
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RAVENsWOOD.

Pavenswood. w. Va, June ID =
ord Nrrs Cash Curtiss and little daugh-
o.. MARGARET who were here TO attehd
t .S'' p r1',, wedding, left to-day
fo. Parkersburg, where they Will WISH ISL
friands for a week before returning u
their home in Indiana. n.,-
Miss Florence Wilkinson, OF PARK
orsbnrg is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. S. A. Kelly. -.
Hon G L. Brown and wife are VS.
i+ing friends in Lancaster, Ohio.
w a Emf left Sunday to visit MS
sister in Indiana. non,-o..
Mi Mics clara Hardwick, Of Parkers-
hug was here to attend the Weudihg
of Miss Julia Curtiss. ,,r,.o.
Misses Birdie and Nellie Williamson
snent several days this week with reia-
OF Otto Novel; is visiting his brother
E. H. Novel;
Miss Helen Stone, OF Spencer, Is the
grest Of Miss Ora Stats.
I'd. Bailey, of Spencer, was mere thls
week. c,onoor
Eridav with her daughter, Mrs. E. H.
Finn where she will spend several
weeks. - Dou,.ou.
w E. Hoyt was called to Parkers,
bnrg Thursday as witness in a railroad
case. ,1.i.,
&c the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. l.
Keeney. ~.
Ravenswood schools were held last
niqbt in the Opera House. There were
thee graduates from the high school,
Misses Edith Adams, Beulah HenseiI
and Sarah Hayden. Each looked very
fair in her white gown, and each de-
Iivered an excellent essay. Eight re-
ceived diplomas from the grammar
room Misses Edith Lemley, Mary
FIeming. Frances Crooks, Maggie Nc
Cnpin Daisy Stats and Ada Stats.
and Nessrs. Cammie Lyle and Harry
Williamson. Flowers were In profu-
sion each graduate receiving quanti-
ties Prof. Goodnight, Of the West
Virginia University, was unable to be
nresent and present the diplomas, az
was expected, so Mr.. E. w. Brown, sec
retarv of the School Board, presented
them.
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TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta, w. Va, June l9.-Ex-
Sheriff Shaw, of Kingwood, was mere
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Miss Mae Painter, Of Carmel, spent
last week in town as the guest Oh her
sister, Miss Nina.
Mrs. n. C. Guthrie, Of Baltimore, IS
visiting Mrs. E. c. Jones, on state
street. ,,
Mrs. VIM. A. Beavers and children
are visiting her mother at Davis, w. va
Mrs. J. E. Crane and son Clyde are
visiting relatives at Bayard W. va.
Miss Hannah Lovenstein returned
home on her regular summer vacation
from the d. and B. school at Romhey'
NJ ]. Malloy. general superintendent
of This section Of the B. & O., and ester
have moved into the Freeland property
on Alfred street.
Geo. w. Miller and family, Of Bran
donville. have moved into the Lee
property on State street
Assessor A. r. Fearer, OF Glaze
Farms has moved his family to TINS
place. and is now occupying the van
Sickle property, in Robinson's add
ton. ,.;no
Mavor T. J. Picking has been taking
a few DAYS vacation down IN GranI
and Peasants districts.
Jimmie McGrail, Jr., arrived nome
Monday from the West Virginia Cen
trai where he was injured the week
before in a mine. We are glad 10 nOte
that he is able to be about, though he
has 10 use a cane.
w. L. Downer, who has been clerk
ING for NJ. f. Pei for some time past
has accepted position with Mr. l. w. w,
Nine. of Rawlesburg. He entered upon
his duties with Mr.. Nine on TUESDAY
Our old friend, George Mcdonald OF
Kingwood. will leave on July ISL LOT ,,
New Whatcom, Wash, where ne VIII
locate and engage in the law business:
The Fourteenth annual reunion OF
the soldiers of Preston county VII! %
hold at Lake Terra Alta on July l, q.
and Cd. II promises to be the pest
rannion ever held in the county. Col.
ConeIand has been engaged to lecture
for them. and many other speakers nave
hean engaged. ,The lake is attracting
nnita q number Of people this summer
and the company expect to have an
otbar sale of lots during the reunion
nd we nredict that it will soon become
e,,o - The noted summer resorts OF the
Alleghenies.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. W. Va, June ID. NJ.
Reffner. collector for the Piedmont IN
dependent. was knocked down and rob-
bed at Elk Garden Tuesday night. He
lost $35.
The Mineral County Teachers Insti-
tute will convene at Keyser August 10.
Jacob Dyke is visiting his parents
here.
Mrs. Milslagle. of Galveston. Texas,
has been visiting her old home here.
Miss Carrie Moody is visiting at Dur
ham. Ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Kenny and son,
sheridan. and VIM. p. Kenny, attend
ed the Roe Kenny wedding at Grafton
this week.
Miss Mary NJ Hopkins. Of Charles
town. is visiting Mrs. c. Y. Wolyerton.
DR.. T. A. Cross. Dr. w. A. Shuey and
Mr. W. W Woods will leave for Cali
fornia in a few days.
Misses Grace and Augusta Hawk, Of
Cumberland. are visiting here.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Newton is visiting at
Pruntytown.
r. J. McCandlish is home from
school.
Miss Elizabeth Winter of Washing
ton. is visiting Miss Elizabath Phlee-
ger.
Councilman d. T. billiard is sick.
The local union of the W. c. I. |. Will
elect officers Monday night.
Mrs. J. F. Harrison save whist
party Thursday night.
Rev. Marcellus Karsner, Of Blossburg,
Pa. will succeed Rev. L. B. Browne as
nastor of St. James p. E. church.
The Presbyterians held successful
entertainment last night.
W. H. Gilbert has moved his family
TO Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Bell are visiting
their old home here.
Jas. Little and family are spending
the summer at Dingess. Mingo county.
c. w. Cramer will open 4 law office
here.
Howard Sutherland. real estate clerk
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PROCTOR.

Proctor w Va, June 19.-Mr. Thos.
Fulton and aunt, Mrs A. Fulton, VINO
have been the guests Of Mr.. 9. A.
Beall for several weeks, returned &c
their home at Eaton, Ohio Friday.
Miss Sue Moore is at Bethany thu
week, attending the college com
mencement.
Miss Gertrude Henry, Of Bridgeport
O.. returned home this week after
short visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Clara Kelly and Mrs. Wilson, OF
Pennsboro. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. +. w. Parsons returned from
Parkersburg Friday. where he has
been attending court.
Mrs. Josephine EXlcwinc visited rel
atives I'm Wheeling this week
The Bell Telephone Co. has put in a
box here
The John Moore well will be drilling
in a few days 1t is the intention 81
the owners 10 put several wells dowi
on their block Of leases.
/. b. Hill, Of Sistersyille was here
this week.
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EAIRMONT.

Fairmont, ". Va, June 19.-Mrs.
E. w. Howard is the guest of her par
ents in Point Marion.
Misses Nellie d. Crane, Elizabeth
Watson and Frances Sipe were the
guests of Miss Ella Bartlett at Monon-
gah last Friday.
Miss Maud Harding, who has been
the guest of Miss Villa Butcher ior the
last two weeks, leaves Monday for her
home in Beverley.
r. P. Kennedy, Esq, OF Uniontown'
was in the city Thursday evening.
r. +. Mason returned Friday evening
10 his home in Tyler county after a
weeks stay here.
The Morgantown and Fairmont col
ored base ball teams played a good
game at the Fair grounds THURSDAY
the Fairmont boys scoring q times TO
the Morgantown boys Z. At night a
cake walk was held and the four hum
dred had quite a nice time.
Miss Villa Steele is at home from
Baltimore on visit.
Misses Estelle Fleming and Minnie
Lowe. of Shinnston, were the guests
of Mrs. c. L. Watkins this week.
Mrs. Sarah Snodgrass, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. r.
Meredith, returned to her home in
Wheeling Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. J. Smith, of Clarksburg, is the
guest of her parents at Barnesyille.
Pert Lawhead. Capt c. c. Hewitt, A.
T. Wade. D. NJ. Willis, DR.. Joseph and
E. NJ. Grant, Of Morgantown, nave
been in town this week.
D.L. Barnes was calling on Connells-
Vile friends this week.
DR.. Sherrer, D. I. Barnes, Edd +.
Meredith, Ed. Slack. d. l.. Grove
Frank P. Reed, DR.. McNeely and James
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of the Davis Coal Co., has been made
treasurer Of their employees relief fund.
b. & o. Agent j. NJ Templeton will
move from Keyser to Piedmont.
The contest for postmaster is still
undecided.
Petty thieves appear to be either
plentiful or very industrious.
The pupils of st. Peters parochial
school will give an entertainment next
Wednesday evening.
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GET FLESH.
Get Strength, vigor, Clear Complexion and
Good Digestion, Not by Patent Medicine,
But in Natures own Way

Get Strength, Vigor, Clear Complexion and
Good Digestion, Not by Patent Medicine,
But in Natures own Way.
Any honest physician will tell you
that there is but one way to get in
creased flesh; all the patent medicines
and cod liver oil TO the contrary not
withstanding.
Nature has but one way to increase
flesh, strength and vigor OF mind and
body, and that is through the stomach
by wholesome food well digested.
There is no reason or common sense
in any other method whatever.
People are thin, run down, nervous,
pale and shaky in their nerves, simply
because their stomachs are weak.
They may not think they have dys-
pepsia, but the fact remains that they
do not eat enough food or what they
eat is not quickly and properly digested
as it should be.
DR.. Harlanson says the reason is be-
cause the stomach lacks certain diges-
tive acids and peptones, and denclent
secretion of gastric juice.
Natures remedy in such cases is TO
supply what the weak stomach lacks.
There are several good preparations
which will do this, but none so readily
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which
are designed especially for all stomach
troubles, and which cure all digestive
weakness on the common sense plan
of furnishing the digestive principles
which the stomach lacks.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give per-
feet digestion. First effect is to in
crease the appetite and increased
vigor, added flesh, pure blood, ana
strength of nerve and muscle is the per-
fectly natural result.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest tonic known and will cure any
form of stomach trouble except cancer
of the stomach. May be found at drug
gists at 80 cents for full size package
or direct by mail from Stuart Co., Mar
shall. Mich. Little book on stomach
disease mailed free.
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Martin were initiated into the Fair
mont Lodge B. p. o. Z. Monday night
Ed Slack will accept position Will
the American steam laundry.
Paul Mccoy is at home from the Uni
versity.
Mrs. Jane Ingman, Mrs. Elizabeth
Carr and granddaughter Abbie, MIR
and Mrs. Carl Frame and Eugene Com
erford left for Mountain Lake Park TINS
week.
Among the Fairmont people out OF
town are: w. S. Stevenson, at Chicago;
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. A. b. Fleming, at
Charleston; John w. Mason and Il. NJ
Sbowalter. at Washington; Misses Car
RE and jeanette Bright. at Morgan
town. and Miss Grace Pickett, at 81
Louis. At,
Mrs. John ]. Martin will return this
week from Texas. -,
Mrs. J. II. Abbott is. the guest OF
Parkersburg friends. ,-.,..
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CLARINGTON

Darlington, o.. June 19-Elmer
.n0ancott and family. of Bridgeport,
%. spent Sunday with relatives here.
.rs Henry Burton spent Sunday at
-.s with her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Goodwin
Miss Mabel Sturgeon. Of Wheeling.
visited relatives and friends here this
week.
Mss Ella Hess visited relatives at
>.-iis the fore part of this week
Geo. Otto. of Toronto o.. is visiting
- lives and friends here
Hiss Georgia Burton. OF SardiS, spent
w days here with her parents, re-
..ug home Sunday.
howard Frantz. of Marietta. O., is Wis
ling relatives here.
f. IT, Potts. of Captina spent Satur-
..r evening with relatives here.
Capt Fred Eimple. wife and daugh-
o' N0undsville. spent Saturday
-l relatives here.
Mrs. j. NJ Gr8nier and daughter.
....H of Pit-sburg. visited friends here
week
Wesley Groenlee returned home Sun
r FROM o visit 90 friends and rela-
YES ar Wheeling and Martins Ferry.
l..a Geo. +. TOpp and son, Archie,
visiting relatives at Captina. O.
Darlington Lodge. *. OF p. held their
Memorial services last sunday after
".IIren's day will be observed here
Sunday. June -. az the IT. r. church.