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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL JU1LEE.
The Committee on Arrangements
Makes Important Announcements.


The cbnmittco on sundai school iubi-
Ice. which occurs Sunday evening. octo-
Der sth. desires to give the following
notices!
The Tabernacle will be open for tho
general public at G.t5 .. m.
The committee and uahofs should b.
thcfc not later than G.gO.
Tanners viii be posted designating
wherc All who take part In tho program
rhall ~, and all are requested 10 go to
their Designated places.
Seats VIII be specially reserved for
the following General authorities or
the Church. Doscrct sunday Rchool
Union board and aides; members OF Tho
hrat school daughters Of tho members
OF the hiut school. husbands and wives
Of the members Of tho INST school.
STAKE HupcrintcndentH and assistants.
sunday school workers Of 20. 90. 90. 90
ana u years. committees on nvardat
winners of gold medals: mcfnborl ~
tho deaf. mute and blind sunday school.
recliera Of the Articles Of Faith" 70.
=. NJ. special work has beon arranged for
sunday schools o. teachers other than
.he.e mentioned In the published uro-
Nfam, but nll are earnestly requested
TO - present ana join In the ccis bfatian
sunday school members and tho pub'
lic are invited TO Join In the congrcga.
. Ton thousand programs VIII be- pub
nsh.l and distributed on the evening
The Tabernacle will be suitable deco
The sunday school offices in tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
VERDICT OF
CORONER'S JURY
Finds Chas, WessIer was Killed by
Topham, Burton and Pyors.
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET.
VIII Begin Tomorrow Morning ue-
foro Justice Of the Peace hall
Today. Testimony.


Special pcr Dessert Telegraph.
ogden. Oct. 2-The cOrOner'H Inquest
over the remains " Charles Wcgslcr
were continued this morning at 10
o'clock before Acting Coroner NJ. a.
nrccden. The only Witness examined
was Mrs, Wesslor. wife Of the deceased.
Her testimony was, that on sunday
morning. Sept. "a, at Q o'clock, her hun-
band. Charles Mesaiar, came to her bed
room window and knocked. She opened
the window and saw her husband
standing alone. She also opened the
beck door and let him IN. Upon enter
Ing he said.
Il have had an hemorragc. give me
some salt water" which his wife ala
and rubbed his chest. during which
time he was splitting blood. NJ about
$40 "a. m. he went 10 sleep.
lie awakened about o.. m. with palms
aud Or n. A. C0uroy was sent for The
the homorraRo. WcsHior answered he
got IL In mix up. The doctor asked
him. What do you mean BY mix
up9'
WEBSTER replied. "ropham knocked
me down and jumped on me" The doc
tor asked him n he ala not know better
than 90 get into scrap with Tophnm,
Wcsslor said. u did not vet into the
scrap / went In and asked Topham for
s. on his bill and he gave II 70 me and
gave him a receipt and took the money
and started out. and Tppham aald;
"weasler. I want that money back.
WcsHler answered. - gave you n re-
ceipt" Topham said: III you don't
Elvc me the money back you will have
90 lick me-
wcauler said he started toward the
door and Topham jumped over the bar,
and two men who were In there grabbed
him. threw him down and Topham
jumped on him. lie said the other two
men were "pmpH"
wessicr said he had only had one
glass Of beer and one glass Of whisky
after be had the hcmorrhage; said he
got liquor but ana not know whore and
that they poured whisky down him.
weasler ala not say that any one else
but the three were present az the time
he vas jumped on. When he came
home he had i've silver dollars IN his
pocket The corouofs jury brought IN
verdict aa followai That Charb.s
Weasler came 90 his death by blows and
kicks delivered by Thomas Tophnm.
John Burton and James a. py0rH"
They will have their preliminary
hearing tomorrow. Tuesday, morning
at 10 o'clock before Justice N the Peace
Joseph Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

glasses GLASSES three times before he could do
tiqe on the merits Of the case IN the
poNee court tbis afternoon. Tho prin-
sheis and seconds In the aHair to-
ss ssne. WIN nan dozen lady friends
arrNed at the old city han NJ hacks and
created quite stir ~ thoy formed
Mue bf- Right and marched into the
SyuIt room with o martial tread Mrs.
orait the complaining WITNESS. brought
W we rear with an independent air
ana beautifri black eye.
As soon a. the complaint was read
slrs. Woolssy pleaded guilty TO abusive
snguege. She said she accidently
nt.N sumo water on Mos Crafts clean
..o,hss, the lady In turn talked back In
,,sftis. then she went to take down her
~, ne snd cut Mrs. CRAFTS clothes line
~ mlatake--reault muddy lingerie and
chaos Then Mrs. Graft threw a bucket
not water over her, she rctaliatcd
WIN natirOn and her daughter came
ner AID with broom and routed the
How long has this thing bson going
on querfcd the court.
oh. about three montha."
MT, Craft then volunteered the In
Iormauon that Mrs. woorecy had re-
pss'ediy challenged her to open COM
The court then sprung hls stock
scriptural INJUNCTION regarding pcncc
snd harmony, and suspended sentence
aurlnH good behavior III the oncnae is
tp,atyd you are liable 10 set Into 49,.
tlou.
Then came Nettlc's turn. Nottic
Woplleey said u wac true that she had
smittcn Mrs. Minnie Craft with the
SOFT end OF broom. likewi-c had prc-
scented her with fuii-blown and
blushhig prisma tic hucd optir.
Il want to Introduce an eye In evil
dencc," said Prosecutor Delhi.
Mrs. Craft was restrained from ilft-
Ina her veil; the eye wac apparent.
What did you do Il fo-7" asked the
Judge Of iG-ycar-old Nettie.
Il had 10 protect Ala when Mrs. Craft
threw hot water over hcr"
Let me see where I threw the wa
ter" asked Mrs. g. with fcvcrish haste.
Mrs. WollHey cut my line I hung them
up again and then she threw auds over
them. THIS Girls mother ran out and
Threatened TO cut my daughters throat
and I threw bucket ~ water at her
and missed her by twenty fcet Ontcnsc
hilarity). Some time ago she pulled
my hair and scratched my face"
Then the court called q halt and OBJ
served. "Nettie you did wrong 10 hit
this lndy. I am sorry there II no ar
ranTcincuts TO put young girls IN the
iah. I don't want 90 put you with tho
tough women who arc out there. Your
mother n a Woodworking woman appar-
entity. and 10 Impose a finc would he a
hardship. consequently I will suspend
sentence, but n you come back horc
you must expect punishment. Sentence
n therefore suspended"
Then the principals formed column
once more and marched out 20 their
hacks and drove away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

lspue Of bonda. aEgregatlre tis0~h..-
ina interest AZ elk per cent -.
with County Recorder Jp1a.s,, - ~
secure tbe payment o. u "a 81 ~. -
watsr company. by Joc,ph W. g,.l-.--.9
hays, president. and NJ. g.. 49,
retory, conveys 10 Ziouis bank ~
hf rtEht, title and Ilterc-t -
and To a perpetuai right "a - =
construct, hay and maiAtals a W.
pipe along the north aido ~ 49,
street. lying between iots Z ana 'ay's
lots II and Y. block As. as plated H., ~ IN
Ten acre plat A, BIG Field auryoy uii
Geneva Place addition 10 Raif ~
CITY als'. the rescrvoir located ON by,
property together with "a right a1s ~
Tie TO the waterH q all tha 9,,i. ~
situated In the northeast aueriss
section 20. township / south. ran'..
east, salt Lake meridian: the Jert.A
and salt Lake city Canal and parIegs
Canyon creek. and other right - '
similar nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
Verdict Of Jury Recommended to
Life Imprisonment
WILL BE SENTENCED OCT. 20.
The uurdeTer's had uecord-An Old
Crook-A tricky, Dangerous
Nan.

Special per Dessert Telegraph.
Provo. oct AT 10 3. M. last nlFht,
aftor being out over twcnty-four hours,
the jury In the case Of Frank Connors.
through their foreman. samuel r. cur
tls. returned the following verdict
I'VE the jury ompanoled In the above
cause. ma the defendant. Frank Con-
nors, guilty u murder In the iirst de-
gree as charged In the information. and
recommend that he be Imprisoned at
hard labor In the State prison for life"
tslgnod) SAMUEL T. CURTIS.
The verdict seems to meet with gcner-
nj satisfaction from the people.
u IL said that not one of the jury
voted for conviction u lesser charge
than murder IN the nrst degree. but tho
point N difference was the rucommon-
dalton Of mercy, a minority being Up-
posed 20 the recommendation.
The prisoner was brought into court
handcunod this morning for the timo Ca
b. nScd Tor sentences, and judge Booth
dcalruated Monday, October gird. nj 10
o'clock n. M. a. the day of sentence.
tuunura appeared 10 be- greatly relieved
when he heard the verdict. AZ he had
expressed himself u the belief that the
Jury would hang him.
Sheriff atorrr has ever since the muir
der on June 9th. been very active In
gathering facts concerning Commons
past record and hnds IL 60 b. very bad
Indeed II appears that he has oper.
atud In oil the biz places Of the West
ana under many aliases. The Officers
having anything 10 do with him an aay
he u n bad, dangerous man" and viii
bear close watching. a. he 10 very
tricky. a close watch win be- kept In
the county JAN both day and nlFht, 20
long as he remains here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
PERSONAL.

g, ". Moon % g. Anthony. Idaho.
Registered az tho Cullen this morRins.
W. W. Royie came % from Mammoth
thiH morning ana Registered at the
Walker HOUSE.
J. ID. Wood. the prominent st0citman
or Spencer. Idaho, was among the Cul.
lon arrivals this morning.
All tho hotels are making prvpara-
tons 10 entertain largo number Of
guests, The Two theatrical companies
together with tho fair ana Conference
visitors viii exhaust the rOomlng ca
pucity Of ovcry hotol, and " u ex-
pcctod that many will h. turned away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
1T IS To Be THE LAST.

The summer II gone. and with ID Oh,
racing men viii also 20. u you hlys
not seen the bicycle races at tha siit
Palace track, the most wonderful atfug.
ture IN the world. do not mics tho Up.
portunity. Those who have been az
tcndinE the races do not need ta ls
asked. no they viii come and bring their
friends also. The feature Of tInIghta
program will be two-milU. muIlr
tandem paced match race, elem ruf.
VILE W liver lawson, Tor "a uuna q
$50. Together with this match race
thero VIII be the usual program q
races. which are arranged lu such q
way az to bring out the yory bot
merits u the men competing. The races
viii start nt y, NJ. and VIII De- con-.
Cludcd az . D. m. You can aso the h..
cycle races free by paying % cents 1i.
mission TO the grounds which admits
you to the Salt Palace and the famous
Midway buy your reserved scat tick.
cts at Smiths drug store and avoid ne
rush. Come early. Bicycle races frv.
Watches. CloN. Jowolry. w. W. Hall,
200 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
Gov. WELLS Dimes
WITH "SWELLS."
Maj, Young and Capt Critchlow also
Eat at the MiIlionaires' Club,
ARE ROYALTY TREATED,
Dobaipa whether 10 GO to washing
ton or TO rake In the Races with
Gov. Roosevelt aud Lord ninto.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
New York oct 2--Goycrnor Wells
and etan. with Major Young and Cap
tain Critchlor. worc present nt the dim
nor last evening given by former Mayor
Strong, NJ the swell Manhattan club
known as tho Mlilionairta' club.
Major Strong. Gcnofal Ans0n o. Nc
Cook. and other distinguished guests
were present
Major Grant was detained on account
of prior engagement
The Governor ~ Debating whether 10
80 TO Washington or 10 accept the In
vltation 10 him and Major Younr. by
Governor Roosevelt. 10 see Tur-sdAy'u
yacht race aboard tho navy dispatch
boat Dolphin.
The secretary 81 the navy has tend
cred tho boat 10 Teddy" and the late
ter viii have Lord Mimic ana "a die
tlnguishcd party aboard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
WONDER OF TnE MN cENIunl

Arrival extraordinary. Dr. Lady a..
more Of Bunnlo. N. Y, 10 in san ~,
CITY Tor q time ConOult her un niI 5f-
FAIRS OF lltc. no matter what your irlu.
acknowledged leader IN Occult g...r..,
and Spirit power. Your life to b.. I'D.
open book; treats all diseases. n1 ma.
ter Of how long standing. sur...f,
where others fail NUrUHfr.
whisky, tobacco. suffering ana u.b.s
evil habits cured. She han opened fir.
iors at iip Main street.-the GiBiaiar,
building Rooms g and 90. Tor tha tr.it.
iuent u both mind and body. n8a,
hours ~. m. to . y. IN. Como early auI
avoid the rush. Satisfaction guaran-
tpe1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Hattie O'Caliaghan nied "a dIy,r., ...,.
against Joseph O'Callaghnn In m. N.Y. \ \
district court today. alleging thaf La
marriage took place ne HounumI f3-
via county Utah. November III ~
aud that Tor more than year MAJ ~
defendant has failed e. provide ni.f.
tln with the common nj ceaaaries ~ I,t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
ITO Do M Costs More
Than 20 Do Wei.

This might properly read,
"H costs more to BE III
than to BE ueM. The
source of all health Is rich,
strong blood. II Is to the
body Uhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
II the blood Is pure. the
body thrfVes; IF the blood
Is Weak or Impoverished,
then eVery paise-beat car
rfeS SUeaknesS instead of
strength. The only ps,fsei hood purifier
and v4go'-riaLe' n sIiiencr Is hs uo,lS-
famed Hoads SA,sasariiA. n bri1sS
eood. perfect health.
Catauh and Deafness ~ am
IS Yeas Cd and suffered from esisyh
fo' many yea,I. bseoViirg cutie deaf. n
tool Hire hotties Of Hoo5-s Sa,sAparna 10
sffseiuaiiy cure me. ! can hsa, quite
aeH now." John X. Hout. Hamilton.
S'o1iAra.
Rheumatism ~ zuas uorr oui
nth 'hsmraits7i. buf tool RoodrS Sarsa-
pa'ala and I rcw haze a good appetite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

BuitltoWS'-in this city. Ociab.r
1893, % rheumatic trouble. Clyd. I.+
son or Robert and Jane A. AtWuuf na.
rows. aEed years, . months ana "A
days.
Funeral services viii be hold Tu..1..
at II a. m. from $50 Firm street rfI.ri.
are respcetiully invited 60 attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

I Tcmpleton building will be open carly
Sunday morning and between the meet
ings, and the board will be- glad 10
meet their Huuslay achps frienda. 80.
pccially those connected with the iubi-
lee exercises.
stake supcrintendents. assistants and
aids are Invited 10 meet with the COM
mittoe Friday. October 6th. at 4 o'clock
y. M IN The Assembly Hail
Doors VIII omen AZ G.a5 o. M.
From to 100 Heid's Military Band
Will entertain the audience. and all
should De- IN their seats IN time 20 hear
their excellent music
The outer gates Will be closed after
tho commencement Of the exercises.
JOSEPH ". sUMNrRHAYs.
THOMAS G. GNtggg.
LEVI W. RICHARDS.
JOHN ~ MILLS.
GEORGE ID. pYpER
Jubilee Committee.
SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE.
The Sunday school jubilee Will be- held
~ the Tabernacle. Salt Lake city. Sum
day evening. october sth commence
rative ni The nfiieth anniversary ~ the
establishments 0f The sunday schools ~
The tattar-iny Saints in the Rocky
Mountains An Interesting and unusual
program will Dol rendered. and the Sum
day school onlrefa and workers aud the
Saints generally are invited 20 bo pres
emit iioid'H military band has kindly
consented io discourse muFlc from 90
1870 b. mo- NJ which tire the published
program will begin
gEoRuE O. CANNON.
KARL %. MAEsEH.
General SUPPLEMENTARY.
GEORGE u. pYpEU,
General scCrHtnry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

aWAN.-Oct lat. isga. Uoofg. gv.,
months and days.
Funeral services viii be- held or rps,
day. oct lrd, at .. IN. ut the rIft..ris
ward mgetlng house Remain f..U IT.
Viewed between tho hours N N III ~
1850 Tuesday. az the rrsldrnf. .f ~
daughtcr. Mrs. Thomas Hun. ne asg.,
Third West street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

MCCORMICK q co.
Hannucr bullion ... 90. ..........s5.000
nAMBERGER q MCMILLAN.
lulnuu sss4s ssssss ssssssassssssNlh,lu 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

To cur COLO ~ oNE NAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets
Al druggists refund the money n II
fails 20 cure. y. W. Groves signature
IL on each box. CSC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
THE DESERET WEEKLY NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

"ADDED UPON" (by Neph AndersOn) bright
interesting story, illustrating the principle of
pre.cxistence,
"LECTURES ON THE BOOK OF MORMON"
by DR. JAS G. rALaAGE)
THE SPALDlNG STORY.
LIFE OF PRESIDENT BRIGHAM YOUNG.
LIFE OF PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR,
10y D, H. ROBERTS,
LIFE OF HEBER c. KIMBALL
by BBtoP o. T. WHITNEY,
wHITNEpS POLITICAL WORKS, CHURCH PAM.
PHLETS, ETC., ETC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

by D News oomHe
hk fire v@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Watches. clox. Jewclry. W. W. Hall,
200 Main.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04
Minnie Owens has new goods.

Minnie Owens has new goods.
Let your wants be known through
the columns Of this paper.
WASrED:-A well preserved copv
IF the CHEOSIcLE dated April 1st6
1909 A liberal price vii. be paid
for the paper
A dinner party was given by Miss
'aI.ie Smith AZ her eIegau. home on
~erpeI. Avenue. Monday evening
Vocal select 5us we're rendered bv
Miss ~aiIis and others. while her sis
fsrNIrs Stevenson delighted the com
pany with high class instrumental
music Miss Smith gave thi. party
in honor Of Mss Mauis Curry. Of
Beverly, ah0 bias been a Beriugtan
visitor Tor some time. The affair was
.1e m.-. pleasant one that has been
i0 Be.ng-ou fr ume Being.
ton independent
our baby has been continually
troubled ar.h collie aud cholera iufn
tum since biz birth. and a.I lhat we
could o.. .ur him iii u1, seem .a give
more than temporary relief until we
tried Ch5m5sr.un- Collie. Ch.rera
and Diard.ea Remedy since Civ
ing tha remedy he has not been
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04


, ''''eN "'''S - '''' T. VI y \ (
- " f'N
Gay ana lei! Mcdonald were IN
town SATURDAY evening.
The fellow who mas fat cattle earl
- W . - " '''' ~ &c III ''e
''
All KINDS Saddles BRIDES ULr'h7'
HaL,eFs' bFsech'ng ana Check L'ne-
at Ie''7'
Enoch Mayor Washington district,
"a :" '',s CRY 'e" minutes last
" sa'e1'"y morning
Those who are content to do moth
ing NAV AWAY. have some one T., do
fr ,bsr a,4 ,b.,. u,u
" ''''' '" ma -'''
" can '.S'',' e. w gu '"s incest
,',i ,'F ss' ~. ~ ~ "o'>' J' W., ,,,o'.
W. '" '''-0' 80 D ss-
Deputy Sheriff Allie Hardmau and
LOUIS annoy Started TOR MOUNDS
vile with viii PrIngIe last Monday.
ne Is now Fe"'y " 20 before the
= .+''' W ! d u ''s'
u i'' .'',' " '''7F''' i''Ic'.'e c'Un-
y, "'s" 'e" Gays ego rom the
s"7'-1 y. !. III "s received It snort
= 'HA' III jumping Oh 81
French Miller, who was implicated
in the mail robberies in Gilmer coun.
ty last sPring,was sentenced,at Weston
last week, to two years in the peni-
Tertiary
We have some where I'm ff-v an.
.wer. q, our I,orirv +. the f,Ir1virg
q quotation f-,m the Bibra2 ..Tben
will I sprinkle clean water unon Won
and We shall be clean" Ezekiel 800.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04

Remember that at the Chronicle
once you can get any and all kinds
~ JOB work done you want, and much
cheaper than you can get it done else
where.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04

urdav evening,
W =
.ha t., go, y. vas u
NJ y w r.. epu
'',PPs'' % Dun river
-
-. $500 "' y"
L;.-I 80 me y, w. s''''s' are TIE
Lem 0'a'naNer' Of " a'Hi"gton
'a'''9 barr ana Ms bright little
I.'U''' we're III %" II SATURDAY
Miss E'ne. stump Is now employed
'''s ''S- ''-17 d d" ass'7'a ID :
Mrs. E L Austin has a new selec-
ti"n Of beautiful ornamental flowers.
Louis Robinson, q dashing youth
from Sycamore, was here Saturday.
Our warm hearted old friend Lo-
mau Kelly was ON our streets Satu-
day.
Il. y. Miles returned from an ex-
tended trip to Parkersburg last FRI
DAY
We are really gIad that we have
troubled the waters Tor some evil
doors.
=. n. Knots and hrt DutheId
were IN TINS community last Friday
ana Saturday.
We are under Obligations to Frank
ferrei'' ot W hite Pine, Tor cash
'A'ors last FRIDAY.
Baxter PoIing aud his three broth
ers were mere saturday attending to
some business matters.
HaI CAIN started out SATURDAY
evening To- look I'r vile 50 he can
i've with her relations.
Judge Blizzard IS now the sole own
er OF D'I'Ie oPanker- She reached
mere saturday evening.
Hustling Van Wigner was here the
other day consulting a physician in
reference to his health.
It Is awful to get whipped as often
g. editors get it, but in nine cases out
Of ten it is at long range.
That un-ightly dome that used to
ad"rn the court room is CO ming of.
Let the Lord be praised.
Miss Stella Stump starts to Nor
ganto"n next Thursday to attend
school. She will take music.
Drs Stops and NorforI. the den
lists, were here few minutes Satur-
day. They will be back On he Itth.
The gentleman who was here look
M over the proposed railroad seemed
To be taTora5Iy impressed with the
outlook.
NJ D. Fowler and bis sons, Walter
and Frank,were In town last Monday.
They dr"pPed in to see the newspaper
mn" grind
We 90 to press a little early 50 as
to- ne ready to DIFF our old slouch hat
and give a few whooIs around the
American flag.
Dr.. Sweu,zel and Mrs. Homer
. Sweutzel started To- Milton Saturday.
Inc 9"enizri family are going
nave family reunion
While up the river last Friday Mr..
r Dye had his first experience in
horse back riding. He only travelled
about thirty miles, but that was sufi-
cient to completely knock him out.
J,o,b Pn,,er. and Prir w;r.,n %
S,er.sr ,sra La-a Sa,,.zl,r 49,.
stating with the committee app,in,ed
at the last term # the court To- le. q
contract for the building # a bridge
at The mouth # Barnes run
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04

We have on hand q tremendous &C
emulation OF old papers which will
be sold at tie cost Of tying them in
punches.