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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30
ST. elAsaSViLlE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., July 29.-
Wood Harrison, druggist, Of Claysyille,
Pa, who is visiting his parents az
Bethesda, spent Sunday with mis- sis
ter, Mrs. John Grassland Of this place
Mrs. Anna Miller, nee Keyser, Of Col
umbus, formerly Of this place. is visit
ing relatives and friends In town
Prof. r. NJ. Collins, of Keyser, W
Va, is visiting his mother at this pla~1
Resin Darby and wife, OF Bellaire
who have been visiting the family OF
their son, W. N, Darby, returned home
Monday
Mrs. Sam GeIler visited her mother,
Mrs. Hill, at Brookside, the first of
the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, of Bellaire
is visiting Judge and Mrs. c. w, Car
roll.
d. Fl. Mcbride returned Wednesday
from a ten days visit with relatives
In Muskingum county.
Misses Clare and Blanch Scott are
visiting relatives and friends at Arms
strong's Mills.
Miss Julia Fauble, of BelIaire, Is vis-
iting the family Of w. ~ Darby.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and little daugn-
ter, Miss Grace, of Bridgeport, are vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Nancy Frazier,
at this place.
Editor e. L. McMiIlen, wife and son
returned Wednesday from trip to
Portland, Oregon, with the National
Editorial Association.
r. P. Scott. candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress from this
district, was calling on friends in town
Thursday.
Robert Mcbride is visiting relatives
at Cleveland.
Arthur Nichols went to Epworth
Park Friday, where he will run a photo
graph gallery during the Assembly.
Mrs Charles Steger and little daUgh-
ter. of Pittsburg, came down Tuesday
on a visit to Mrs. Steger's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. .. H. Mcbride.
Judge Hollingsworth was at Cadiz
Wednesday on business.
Peter Morrison and family. Of Mun>
Gle. Ind. who have been visiting Mr..
Morrison's mother and other relatives
at this place, returned home Wednes-
day.
The families Of Auditor Aldredge and
Judge Smith went to Epworth Park
Thursday for three weeks outing.
n. X. Kennon returned Tuesday
from a two weeks business trip to CHI
cago.
Misses Annie McClairen and Cora
Alexader. of Bridgeport, were the guests
OF Mrs. Scion Fletcher several days
this week. returning home Friday.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: n
william Miller and Bertha B. McDer-
mott: Barney Mullen and Jessie r
McGrew: VIM. Fl. Lloyd and Maggie
Morgan Walker: Garfield Griffith and
Ieora DeCorsey; Charles 7. Moore and
MARY V. Bargar; Daniel Conway and
Isrusella Parrish,
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WRSRlA 2T0n.

WASHINGTON. Pa, July 2S-The Tenth
Pennsylvania regiment Is expected 10 ar
rive at san Francisco on Monday or Tues
day next from Manila, They viii probably
reach home by August %
The Washington Military Band gave a
delightful dance at Woodland Park on sat
urday evening.
Mrs Catherine Huntsman, OF Massillon,
o., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Doyle,
West Chestnut street.
White Captain Rogers was drilling Com
pany q at the armory on Tuesday night,
a Part of the floor gave way and let the
soldier boys down in the cellar No one
was seriously hurt.
Harvey Day, OF this place, has joined
the army of Uncle Sam and is now on his
wayto Manila.
Miss Jennie Jewell. Of Wayneshurg is
the guest OF friends in town
The wiring for the new electric fire sys-
TEN is about completed, and will soon be
ready for use
A recruiting station to enlist men for
the United States army Will he opened here
next week
Gideon Chapman has returned from a
visit 10 his daughter a Charles City, Iowa.
DR.. j. L. Thistle ana family are al Noun
tain Lake Park Md. where they viii
spend the remainder Of the summer
Rev. j. NJ. kersey, pastor of the Chris
tan church. delivered a lecture al Mounds
Vile on Tuesday evening
The colored folks viii have a celebration
at the fair grounds August 1st.
Josiah Noble, u Claysville, was in town
on business Tuesday
The Christian churches Of Washington
and Greene counties vii hold their annual
convention at Rogersvile. Greene county,
on September g. 10 and H.
Miss Burnsia Burroughs and Miss Lille
Andrew save a delightful pictie to num-
her Of their friends at Woodland Park on
Monday afternoon.
County Detective McCleary left for
Charleston. w va. on wednesday evening
bearing the necessary papers from Harris
burg TO the governor Of West Virginia
which VIII enable him TO bring back from
Wheeling. Gus Combs, who is wanted here
on several charges.
Mrs Porter. wife OF Captain A. NJ Por-
ter, Of Go. II. now on his way home from
the Philippines was visiting tn town on
Wednesday.
hrs. Fred Baumbcrger and two children
of West Chestnut street, have returned
horne after visit to friends in Wheeling
Charles F. Driehorst, Jr., Of West Wheel
ing street. died al his home at o'clock
Wednesday evening. aged 46 years.
An infant daughter Of George v Hustled.
circulation manager Of the Observer, died
on Sunday and was buried al Wheeling on
Tuesday
The seventh annual Sunday school con-
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has been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Levi Stoner, of Hill street. for sew
eral weeks left to-day for home. Her
daughter Miss Georgia Elnla Wise. ac-
c0mpanied her.
George A. Eckbert. treasurer Of the
Carter oil Company, with headquarters at
Titusville, Pa, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Carroll win leave
this evening for AIR. CAROLS home in
Parkersburg, where they viii spend sun
day with relatives and siends.
Lansing Farreig a well known insurance
agent of Parkershurg, ana father OF A, II.
Farrell. well known here. was in the city
yesterday attending 70 some business mat
ters.
G. L. Roberts. prominent attorney Of
Pittsburg, is in the city attending 10 some
legal matters for the Carter Oh Company,
On Thursday evening at her home on
Prospect Hin, Mrs. Charles +. Piercey en-
tsrtained number Of her young friends
in honor OF her visitor, Miss Minnie James,
Of Macksbnrg, Ohio. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in divers ways BY
the guests, the hostess having provided
an abundance of amusements for the occa-
sion. and before starting for home a very
delectable lugeheon was served. Among
those present were Mesdames O. NJ shaw
+. l.. Benton. 5. +. limerick, Misses
Josephine Riggs, Neicey Crisweu. Alice
Vannoy, Nellie Henderson. Alice Perkins
Iva Gatrell. sallie limerick Linnie James.
Gertrude Clarke, Emma Householder
Lulu Stoner Addie Stewart, Lydia Pretty
man, Mae Kingsley, Messrs John Arthur
T. A, Maginniss A. Rider. John Ford
Brad Barbour Chester Hutchinson, Fred
Pretty. John Hetzel. j. W, Gstren G. r.
Stewart. B. T, Miller, Ernest Sage, Eugene
Lehman and Henry Ament.
Miss Carrie Conn. Wen known and
popular lady formerly living In this city
now located at stringtown. was married
at Middlebourne to Mr. Ed. Perkins,
We'll known driller
c. W. Bacon a machinist of OH City
Pa. arrived here during the week and Will
remain here for some time, as he has
quite a number Of engines 10 put in.
On Monday and Tuesday there win be
special services ali the salvation Army bar
racks in this city Adjutant Berriman ana
Captain Guard, two prominent and talent
ed members of the army wiz be here and
viii assist in conducting the meetings,
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next. For those outside of the school
round trip.
Mrs. John Basf0rd, Of Muneie. Ind,
is visiting relatives here.
Among those who left this week for
ChaUtauqua, were Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Baird, Miss Blanche Baird, Mrs DR.. B.
f. Harden and children. Judge II. c..
Hervey and David Baird. Jr.
Mrs. John H. Charnock was rendered
a surprise party by her Sabbath school
class on Monday evening last, which
was said to be q very enjoyable affair.
According to the usual custom. a
large number of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs. Nancy
Barrett to celebrate her birthday which
was her ninety-third. She appears to
be enjoying good health.
Miss Henrietta Waugh entertained a
number of young folks at her home on
Tuesday evening last, il honor Of her
guest, Miss Ida Broshear. who is
spending the summer at Highland
Springs.
The following teachers were elected
at recent meeting of the Board: Prof.
c. e. Citizens; Supt. j. C. Kemp; Prin.
Miss Rose Wheeler; assistant princi-
pal, Bessie Chapline, Annie Emory. r.
Mckelvey, Annie Bennett, Lucy Blan-
kensop, Mrs. Quest, Mary Divitt, Ella
Tyres, Angie Harding, Martha Hind
man, Eliza Scott and EsIella Ciendenen.
Quite pleasant little party took in
the round trip to Wheeling On the T.
NJ. Bayne OF Wednesday last. Mrs
Hugh Barth. with her niece, Miss Fan
ME Pfeister, took their picnic baskets
heavily ladened with good things and
a large number Of Mrs Barth's grand
children, the largest Miss Pearl Letz-
kus, and the smallest little Mareila
Barth. They dined ON the boat 9th
ers from here. who took in the trip,
were Misses Fenwick, Reeves, Calder
wood and DeCamps
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., July 29-Mrs. c. w.
Seeiy and daughter, OF Sistersville,
spent Wednesday in town, the guests
Of Brs. Lucy Dye.
S. R. Lenkard and Miss Maude Lenk-
ard, of Wheeling, were in town Sunday
with relatives.
J. w. Alexander and son Clayton
were at Raven Rock several days, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Haldren.
Dr.. ]. K Ferguson, of Marietta, O.,
spent the past week in town at the Han
nibal House.
J. L. Muhleman, Of Wheeling, visited
his family at this place Sunday.
Quite large number from this place,
including the brass band, attended a
picnic in Fraley's Grove in the country
Saturday.
W. B. O'Neill, Of Marietta, O., was
on our streets Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. H. Grimm left for her home
at Wellsville, O., after spending three
weeks in town with Mrs. Sarah Lenk-
ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rest and son,
of Marietta, d., were in town last Sat
urday evening, and were the guests OF
Miss Rena Noll.
Will Rist and Mrs. Brost and chill
dren, of Wheeling, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rist.
Sam and Ernest fisher were nome
Saturday and assisted the cornet band
at the picnic.
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vention of the Wheeling district a. NJ. E
church viii convene at this pace on next
Wednesday.
A sensation was caused on Thursday
when Is Rolee made a raid on the
sambling places Of the town, The follow.
Ing arrests were MADE Tor running gamb.
ling rooms samuel Cane, Chape Cooper
joe Anderson, French panley ana Frank
Mckay. other arrests viii follow. Each
of the accused was held in the sum Of 500
for his appearance At the August term OF
Criminal Court.
The eolored folks OF Washington held a
picnic At Elm Grove on Thursday. which
was largely attended.
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ST. MRRY'S.

ST. MARYS, W. Va. July 29.-The
entertainment at the Episcopal church
last night was largely attended. A
handsome amount Was realized for the
church
G. D. Phillips was in Pittsburg sew
eral days this week.
louis 3. Hin and c. Mccormick, of
sistersville, were here yesterday.
c. B. Tayenner, Il well-known insur-
anoe agent OF ParkersbuFg. was here
yesterday.
C. R. Dulin was the guest of Par
kersburg friends Sunday.
Hon. Newton Ogdin was in Parkers-
burg Monday. having business IN the
United States court.
Hon. A. n. Campbell, the well-knowa
lawyer, was in Parkersburg Monday.
having some business in the United
States court.
Harry Reid. clerk at the Howard.
leaves tomorrow for his home in To-
ledo
James Reynolds, an aged and respect
ed citizen, died at his home last Tues
lay in the roth year OF his age.
J. T.. Ogdin, eff Parkersburg, is the
guest Of his brother Newton Ogdin.
Samuel Gfiggs. who was adjudged in
sane aEs sent to the asylum at S2eG-
Ger. IS HeBartsd improving nicely.
Samuel Barkwea, VIA has been at
Mount Clemens. Mich, for several
weeks, will arrive home tomorrow.
John Cotton was{a business visitor
In Parkersburg yesterday
F. i. R1aclsnann. a prominent law
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NEW mATAa0RAs.

NV MATAMoRAS, O., July 29,-Mlss
Mole Cline, of Sardls, is the guest Of rel
atives in town
Miss Jennie Parker, Of Long Reach,
spent few days a, the home o her brota.
ar, J. b. Parker OF Trout street
Mss Latte Earn4cker spent two days in
Wheeling this week
Ia. Gross is on the sick list this week
Miss Ida Keeler who has been WORK.
ing at Lima, o. is spending a few weeks
With her parents.
Mr.. aad Mrs Shanfer returned home asst
week after attending the funeral OF her
brother-in-law at Butler Pa
Hugh kane and 'BuZy' Cline seent the
last ten days with friends in clcvel.,d. o.
Miss Lila I.awer. OF Newport was Nhe
guest Of her uncle, John Kraft, and fanny
this week X
Rev Muller viii preach at the Presby.\
terrain church August 9Th. both morning
and evening.
Mrs. Il. }. Ianghans and little daughter,
Of Allegheny, Pa. are visiting az the homa
Of NJ NJ. Hutchison and other relatives
Mrs Lima Riggs ana two children, of
Eaton. Wood county, W Va. were tho
guest of Mrs, B. Talbot few days this
week
Misses Fannie and May Collins. of
Grandyiew. are spending a few weeks at
Chautauqua
Mrs J. Il, Barnes, highly respected
lady, died at her home on Front street,
last sunday night lntcrment In the Natl
moras cemetery on Tuesday. she leaves
a husband and two daughters, beside a
host of friends 90 mourn her loss.
A daughter was born TO Mr. Charley
Thatcher and vito on last Monday
Miss Cora Downs left Friday for Akron.
o.. whore she win make Ter home with her
sister.
Prof J ". Garrett OF Stcubenyule. O.,
has opened dancing school at the Ar
mory, Lessons 20 be Elvea to the class
every Tuesday and Friday; hours to 70
a. m; to p. m: in tho evening $50 to
H. SO far the school IS meeting with good
success
Mrs. II 81 May spent a few days This
week visiting relatives in Powhatan
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith on
Friday a son
Drummer san Koontz IS spending few
days with his family
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SESTERSVILLE

cfrrFRSVTLLE. w. va. July FL ne
frernen Of this city are making very elab-
crate arrangements for the proposed trip
from, this city 70 Bradford Pa, the mid
de of August to attend the tourH&meai 70
h. given al that place by JhA Northwestern
F7iremeurs Association of Pennsy ifaiia-
TIE boys are now negotiating with tHe
railroads in regard to L rate. and i Is GER
,atn they win get a rate Of one fare fer
the round trip. ard perhaps even a lower
one It viii be one of the biggest times
the nramen of this city ever had The
most Of the boys in The department here
~ ono ,irae belonged to tire Pennsylvania
Association. and when they get 70 Brad
ford there viii be nothing too good for
them
Nv ana Mrs. Frank r. sweeney, r-ose
-r,errro-e 81 Rochester. n r., s8ne weeks
sgo w9s mentioned IN these Columns. ar
800 roms Yesterday evening. ard viii at
orcA go 70 Housekeeping IN a hons II WI
hanson Place.
John Eckbert. prominent and p9pu-
,ar attache d TIE Carter 0i4 COMPANY
r.s returned To the city Mr. Ee1grt is
oae u the most popular rasH II. s.ae err
,rov az the Carton en- Car9sany. ard BIS
host ~ friends here are dgishted 70 have
him return
Mr end Mrs VIII He4ieghan. Of Wells
ard Charles street= havs returned to the
city.
Z. 4. Erdnan. the veil known aotei pro-
r-fAtor of Srringtown. vas in me rity
yesterday en- nis way 70 wheeling and
PIttsb.lre. where re goes TO look after
some business matters
H. (. S2esr. president and general rnaE-
ager OF the Fearless and Heary Of Cen
paries. with headquarters In Chicago. left
yesterday for home
Mrs. Thomas Tagfer. accompanied bv her
daughter, Mss Mary, left yesterday for
their torE home in Bradford, Pa. where
they viii 4 ke their home in the futEfe.
Mrs. O Il Shaw, Of Pittsburg. Pa. WHO
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Kate Turner left Wednesday morning
to spend several weeks at Chautauqua.
Mrs. Mary Theis and Mrs. Decker
left on the Keystone State wednesday
night for Huntington and Irontan,
where they will visit friends.
Prof. j. H. Chamberlain, aecompan-
led by his wife and daughters, has
been spending the week at Chautau-
qua.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. vanvaley have
been spending the week visiting
friends in Union City, Pa.
Misses Jennie Hutchinson and Jennie
Plumer entertained Tuesday evening al
the Hutchison home in honor of Miss
Ethel Dickinson, of Chicago, daughter
Of Rev. c. z. Dickinson, formerly pas
tor Of the Congregational church IN
this city.
At the boat house in Muskingum
Park Tuesday evening, Mrs. Fred Tur-
ner gave a delightful dance in honor Of
her daughter, Miss Dorothy and the
house party Of young people who were
her guests. About twenty couples
were present
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VILLA MSTOWH.

WILLIAMSTOWN, w. Va, July 20.
Miss Georgianna Hamilton, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, is the guest Of Mrs G. NJ.
Berry.
Miss Carmen Ammon, of Rochester,
Pa, is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Uhl.
Mrs. Louisa FreelaEd, Of Iowa.. is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. Z. Williams, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. M.
Hardin.
H. A. McAnallen and family have
moved to Farkersburg.
Miss Rina McTaggart, of Eureka, is
the guest OF Miss Laura Page.
Mrs. G.. A. Sharp has had as her
guests this week her father, Rev. G. w.
kepler and Mrs. Geo. Wandling, Of
Parkersburg.
Mrs. o. n. Metcalf and Mrs. John
Lenkard have been quite SICK, but are
both improving.
Nj. Geo. Ahrendts viii soon move
his family here from GAINESVILLE.
Misses Bonnie Mcintosh, Bernie
Berry and Daisy Elliott viii have
charge of the telephone exchange Of
fee, which win be located in the Bee
son block.
Mrs b. NJ. Berry visited friends at
ParksrsoUrg this week.
O. J. F'lesner is home from a visit at
Grafton Elkins and iNairmont.
The death Of Mrs. Mary Francis
Kinnaird On Wednesday evening re-
moved one of the oldest and best
known citizens in this locality. Mrs
Kinnaird was II years of age. She
leaves four daughters and two sons, J..
w and Sardis, VINO are well known
steamboatmen The funeral was con-
Quoted by Rev Powell in the Baptist
church Friday morning and was at
tended by large number of sympa-
thi8ing friends.
Miss Elina Palmer. Of Vincent, O.,
was Miss Lizzie Galbraitn's guest last
week.
Little David Leonard is quite sick.
Mrs. L. A. Cooke, of Newport, o., is
the guest of Mrs. Nils Cooke.
Miss Cora Stevens. of Vincent. O.,
is visiting friends in town.
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yer of Sistersyille, was here Wednes-
day.
The city council met last night.
Nothing Of Importance was transacted.
e. w. Frink was in Parkersburg
Monday.
Mayor J. F. Baron was in Parkers-
burg Monday attending some legal bus
mess.
C. E. Edwards was in Marietta Thurs
day.
W. F. Kaiser, of Sistersville, is here
this week.
C. N. Matheny was in Parkersburg
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Main are the
proud parents of twins, boy and a
girl.
John Gillespie, of Sistersville, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith this
week.
Earl Knight was the guest of Will
Jamestown friends last evening.
The cottages being erected by DR.. A.
S. Grimm on his lot on Third street
are nearing completion.
/. NJ Frank, a prominent business
man of Marietta, was here yesterday
John Stanley is in Cincinnati, o.
A. H. Stanley was in Parkersburg this
week.
The railroad company is unable to
handle it's freight at thispoint without
great difficulty.
A lot of dry holes were drilled In this
section during the week.
The Teachers Institute convenes Au-
gust q.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Michaels were
in Parkersburg Tuesday.
Bob Hyatt was in Parkersburg Mon
day.
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MARIE IA.

MARIETTA, O., July 29.-Mr. R. L..
Henry and family returned home to
Chicago Friday after a pleasant visit
of three weeks with the Harveys at
Beverly farm and with Mr.. f. S.
Henry.
Mrs. Ella WendellIen, of Portsmouth,
has been spending few days as the
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Cofman and Mr.
and Mrs. j. w Cecil have returned
from a trip to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. P. Fragner left Thursday for
New Martinsville, w. Va, where she
viii spend some time visiting friends
Mrs. John Carney left Friday for her
home at Pittsburg. after a visit of sew
eral weeks here with her brother, Mr..
Ambrose Holden.
Mrs. Mollie Sturgeon has returned
to her home at Austin, o., after visit
here with Mr., J. w. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Ludey ex-
pect to leave Monday with party of
friends for Conneaut, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Sunderland
will leave in a few days for an outing
al Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Fred Stuck and daughter En-
ma, left Friday for Wheeling, where
they will visit friends and relatives,
afterward leaving for GreenburS, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Strosnider and
children, and Misses Mary and Belle
Cade have returned home from a visit
of several days with friends in Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Miss Ida B. Lavender, of Cambridge,
has been the guest for several days Of
Miss Blanche Henderson. of Third
street.
Miss Adele Clerc entertained 4 num-
Der OF her young friends Thursday eve
ming by giving a delightful dance at
her home on Fourth street.
Mrs. James Mcfarland and children
have returned home from visit Of
several weeks in Chicago
Hon. r. NJ Stimson left Thursday
afternoon for Boston, where he Will en-
10Y an outing of several weeks.
Mrs. A l.. Johnstan has returned
from visit among friends n Pennsyi-
vania.
Mrs. DR.. Spencer, of Cincinnati. has
been the guest CT friends here dur ing
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hart enter
tanned eharmingly Wednesday evening
in honor of Misses Mabel and Margaret
Marshall OF Chillicothe.
Miss Anna Richards is home from a
four weeks visit in Chicago.
Prof. ~ L. MCGOWAN. of Ravens
wood. is the guest OF relatives and
friends in Marietta and vicinity.
DR.. c. E. Athey has returned from
Cuba. where he has been spending the
past five months in the United States
customs service.
Miss Nellie Bell. of Springfield. is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Padden and children
left this week for indianapolis. Ind,
where they will make an extended j.
ii to friends and relatives.
Mrs. Bosworth. Mrs. Hall and