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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Meeting CT County Board Of Com
mtssioners.

The County Board met 10 regular monthly
meeting yesterday. Present, Supervisor
Dorm, and Commissioners scarborough,
White, Rhodes, Mcleod and Jenkins.
The minutes CT lsst mseling were confirm.
ed, number of accounts approved, AID the
following matters considered:
petition was presented for opening road
about three miles long, from Manning Ave.
que 10 Radical Road, starting from Msnuipg
Avenue between places of Kingnau and
Dibble and crossing lands of Vaughn, Webb
Moses and Haroy, Hiram James aud others
right of way to be given. Commiss oner
and report.
Con missioner Mcleod Of committee on
Lodebar road reported that the road would
bs a great convenience 10 church goers aud
vould also shorten the distance to Sumter
only about two miles would hsva to be open.
ed through woods, and road hands would
cut through the swamp. On motion of Com
missioner Mcleod the petitioo was granted,
bridges to be built when convenient.
Committee cn road across Black River
were not ready 10 report.
Commissioner Jenkins of committee to
visit Columbia and see delegation on certain
matters reported having done go, and under.
| stood that delegation bad made some changes,
but not as ssked for.
In the matter of Factory brspch drainage
on motion of Commissioner Jenkins it was
ordered that the Supervisor be authorized to
cut the ditch, but the board declined to do
other work as requested.
In the matter of claim by Miss Ellerbe for
damages, Miss Ellerbe appeared before board
and presented itenized bill for $50, which
after reference 70 County Attorney was order.
ed paid.
Petitions for raise of salary OF Samc.l
Newman, day guard for chain gang, were
considered, and salary raised to $40 Der
month-not appliaOIe to auy other guard.
Claim Ct H L. Johnston for S25 damages
70 morse and harness in bridge 90 Pudding
swamp was referred to Commissioner Nc.
Neill.
Mr.. Cummings, superintendent of bridge
force, reported that since bis last report be
had repaired l30 bridges
Claim OF Mr.. Strauss of S. SO for damages
to vehicle aod barness in Sept. 1897, was or.
| dered paid, same having been before Old
township board.
On motion of Commissioner jenkins il was
decided to renew the notes of the board cou.
ing due 10 the First National Bank, instead
OF borrowing other fnnds that would be
needed.
The supervisor stated that Horace Dennis
was etill loaing around the Poor House, spd
was nusance, aud was giving trouble He
goes about With dog and goo and eats ra.
'ions furnished the Dennis family of psuuers
at Poor House Ga motion the clerk was il. =.
suucied to notify Horace Dennis that he mus,
get home elsewhere or be would be dealt
with according TO law
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
A SumCer Boys Success.

We note with pleasure that Mr. j. J. Gross.
well, the popular and efficient route agent OF
tne Southern Epress Company. formerly with
headquarters at Fayetteville, N. G., has been
transferred 10 the highest position in the
S"per'ntenderts Division of the compauy's
service, with headquarters at Weldon, N. C.
The following from the Fayetteville Observer,
Dir. CrosswelPs home paper, shows in wha,
high esteem Mr. Gross we'll was held by the
people Of his adopted home:
1--WE believe we speak the sentiments Of the
ent're community when We say that they will
near with the utmost regret the news that
Mr. y. j. Crossweil, the route agent of the
Southern Express Company, stationed a,
Fayetteville, is about 10 leave US. They will
90 less heartily join US IN rejoicing at the
information that our loss is his gain, for the
cause OF bis 'eaving US his promotion to the
highest position in this superintendept's
d'V,sloa OF the company's service, viz: tbe
a. y. l.. division running from Richuon to
Wilmington, with headqus. ters at Weldon.
Apart from Mr.. Crosswell's we'll known
emciency Ia bis bueiGess, be and his mos,
estmaoie family have become rooted 10 the
commuoity-almost every social and CD arita.
ole movement Of our people, young and old,
deriving advaptage' from the participst,ou
and help of himself and bis good wife and
interesting family
We learn that Mr.. Crosswell begins his ne
outies on the lst Of February, but his family
Will remain here for some little time Every.
one, we know, will join US 10 the hearties,
GOD speed to him and his 10 all their future
life
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

g. n. Appleton, Jus,ice Of Peace. Cisrks
burg, N. J, says. "DsWi,b Little Early
Rissrs are the best pills made for constipation.
We use 10 Others" Quickly cure ell liver
and bowel WOublss.-J. 8. Hughson b Go.
Albs Hey wood, The prince Of coined iaus,
10 eomiog. That means fun by the too,
laughs galore, beautiful music and delight.
fol time ell around. The press comments
tell us that Hey wood 10 f-pn,er thaa ever,
that bic work 10 oil new, snd his company
we'll balanced. il 10 with Q keen anticipation
OF pleasure 10 avais the appearance Of this
company, Tor with Hey woods name there
always roes q guarantee of somethiue good
he will be Seen here on The eveoiog Of Feb
ruary 2lst.
L. r. Travis, Agent Southern R. R.,
Selma, Ca, wri'ss, III can not cay too much
10 praise OF Oae Minute Cough Cure. 10 my
case 1t worked like q charm" The only
harmless remedy that gives immediate results.
Cures coughs. colds, Group, bronchitis, and
oil throat and lung .roublss.-J. 8. Hughsou
Co.
Cotton vas selliog for Scents 10 Sumter last
Friday, and the demaod was greater than the
supply. The nor,hero aud Europesa cotton
mills are running short on cotton aud are
6nding out that the supply 10 short They
slept over their rights. and for once the cot.
ton holders command tho situation. Until
The southern farmers commit The folly OF pro.
duciog o crop 10 excess of the needs of the
world they will receive . fair price for
their crop.
Sunday night about IL o'clock the police
were startled by . souod 40 OF pistol shot
bred 10 q house, iu the vicinity of the City
Hall. In attempting to locate the noise
of6cer McKageo discovered man IN the alley
between the City Hall and Durauts store,
Who aed at thsofficer's approach aud escaped
up Maio street. Subsequently IL was found
that the glass 10 one Of the guard house
windows bad been smashed in,o pieces by q
blow from without. That was probably the
cause OF the noise Who the miscreant is or
what bis purpose, are both unknown.
I'll an indebted to Ons Minute Dough Cure
for my health aud life. II cured ms Of lung
trouols following grippe" Thousands owe
their lives TO the promp, action of this never
falling remedy. i, cures coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and lung troubles. Its early use
prevents consumption. Ills the only harm.
less remedy that gives immediate results u.
s. Hughson b Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Woodmen Of the World.

10 spite Of the very ioclement weather q
large crowd assembled st Providesce church
on Sunday to witness the ceremonies Of the
unvsIliog OF the monument that has recently
been erected 10 the memory Of sovereign W.
r. wsc'or. Sovereign r 8. Hood was mae
ter OF ceremonies and Consul Comma oder W .
b. Murray conducted the memorial exercises.
10 the absence Vt sove' eign n G. Osteeu, the
poe'ical selection WAS read by Mr. 3 n. Ed.
munds. The music was furnished by a dou-
ole quar'et'e with organ accompaniment, led
by TWO coroets.
These memorial exercises incident TO the
nnveiling of the mooumeot, that the Grand
Lodge erected to every deceased Wood man are
very impressive and the large crowd ,bs, ss.
semtied sunday tell amply repaid for having
braved the elements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

Mr.. n. J. Grover, Jr, aud Biss Susie
Zveg,er we're msrriet last Wednesday even.
iog ., The residence Of Capt aud Mrs. w. K.
Zeeler, the brides parents, Rev. q. @.
Brown performing ,he ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Grover left on The o'clock train for st
Louis, Mr. Growers former home, where they
will speed some time a. the guests of his
parents TIE many friends of this popular
young couple unite In extending congratula.
tioos aud best wishes for sil the happiness
that married life can bring.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following is the Roll of Honor Of the
Som'er Graded School Tor The past quarter
FIRST GRADE

'"o 'o' o~'uS 10 tue nOiI OF HOnOr OF t0e
Sam'er Graded School Tor The past quarter :
FIRST GRADE.
lst Division-Henry Briukley, Herbert
Bnltman, Clemson G.ddipgs, Bernie Inabi.
nett, iva Weathers. Special Ment,on-Mar.
Qaret Hoyt Mamie Fromberg. Francis VI oise,
~ George ManDing, Hattie Gibson, Harold
NcFadden A M Cuttino, Nellie Moore, Cath
arne Hammond, lois Belleu
Second DIvision-Marie DuPrc, Robert
Mcleod. Lucille Baker, Mildred Hall, Gussie
Hood, Mabel Parrott, John Dufie, Joe From.
berg, Donald Hinsou, Albert Keels, Eleanor
Huehson, Laura Richardson, Isabelle Baum
gardner. Special Mention-SaIlie Wright,
Alex HaynswCrth. Cleo Geddines, Annie
Mae Voeel. Sarah Richardson, Madge Kiog.
MAJ, Ernest Rhame, Rorer, Hymau, Claude
tyuan, Raymond Stansill, julian Sch " artz.
SECOND GRADE.
Enma Baker, William Hay nsworth, Paul
Bowman, James Chaudler, Miouie Hougb.
Special Mention-Jusni,a Hoy,, Wendell
Levi, frankie Lesesne, Lula Hough, Ada
Ssy nour, holly Brown.
THIRD GRADE.
Marguerite Mcleod, Essie Murray, Jessie
Brown, Louise Yeadon, Mabel Welch, Ray
Rytteno berg, Francesca Teicher. Special Men.
tion-Fraucis Joye, jamie Spauu, Fred Nash,
Ollie Delgar, Wyndbam MauL.cg, Louise
Carson.
FOURTH GRADE.
Alma Campbell, Edna Stack, Nellie Mellett,
Wilma Cook. Special Mention-Aunie Pig
ford. Prevented by absence from beog on
Roll OF Honor-Ly dia Richardson, Bertha
FIFTH GRADE.
Belle Brinkley. Louise Murray. Special
mentien-3sry Lowry, Bernard Manning,
Robert Cooper. Barlow Walsh, Charles
Richardson, Charlie McGrs.h.
SIXTH CRAZE.
Florence Keels, Mary Burgess, Edith Lamp
ley Lo.'is Plgford, Mufr Hall.
SEVENTH GRADE.
/ Johnnie Rowlakd, Douglass Geddings
Genie Hoyi Guignsrd Jones. Special Men
tioo-Ed McCutcban.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Miss Isidore Techer.
NINTH GRADE.
| Special Met ttiou-Misses Alice Moses, Rurt
McLaurin, Leona Jennings.
TENTH GRADE.
Special Men,iorTMiss Arm ida Moses
David McCailum. Cecil Wilson
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Sales by the Master.

The following parcels Of property we're
cola Monday by Fl F Wilson, Master;
W Fullwood " Nelson Leaf ct al, 1853
acres 10 Concord TOW woship to Marion Noise
foe $500.
Narioo Noise W Margaret e EJouee, 10 s.lO
acres IN Spring Hill township, to Marion
Moise for $376.
Hsnuab Harris ct al We 8 Z SawpIio g, al,
(E,t. ]. Cohen Wiyou):
One lot ou corber Of Liberty and Harviu
Streets, to s II Ssmplin for Ss66.
One lot and brick store on south side OF
Liberty Street to RO Purdy, attorney, fol
Sl,626.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

Dr. Bulls Cougo Syrup never disappoint:
those who use 1t tor obstinate coughs, colds
and irritat'ons OF The throat and lungs. II
stands unrivaled as a remedy for throat and
lung diseases Sold by all druggists a, 2s
cts.
"tc price of cotton is ,esd;ng upward, and
the general opinion is, that before anothe,
crop is marketed the price will be 10 cents
per pound
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
An EDITOR . Life Saved by { hamber.
lain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part Of October, 1896
contracted bad cold which settled on my
lungs snd was neglected until feared tha,
cons ump,ion had appeared 10 On incipien,
state. was constantly corRhing aud trying
to sIpsl something which I could not.
became alarmed and after giving The local
doctor q trial bouRh, . bottle Of Chamber.
la,n's Cough Remedy aod tie result was i'm.
mediate improvement, and after bad used
three bottles my luogs we're restored to their
healthy state. r 8 Edwards, publisher OF
The Review. Wysnt, III. For sale by A J
China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

| Bevry Logaoton, Pa. writes, II am
~'lling to take my oath that was cured OF
pneunonis entirely by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure after doctors failed 1t also
cured my children of whooping cough "
Quickly relieves and cures coughs, colds,
Group, grippe snd throat and lung .trou bles
Children all like it. Mothers eodorse it,
J. S. Hughson h 90
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

To noossn snd moe, effective cures for
eesssipssioo sod oil liver troubles-,he
famous little pile known as Dswmrs Little
Early Rissrs -. 9. Eushsou d Co.
PRICE, Mccormick D Co, the New York
costoo brokers. telegraph The Item under
date Of Fso. 4sb, tibet tbe uosold remnant of
cotton crop should cor Gsnd 81 eeots short
~. rhoss Who have cotton are advised to
bid u ustil they can cell for 81 ceow.
Ls~is Dsuais. Salem. Ind, ssys. "Kodol
Dyspsps!s Cure did ne more good than any.
shisg ever took. II digests what you co,
end eaa DOT help ba, cure dyspepsia aud
ssesseh troubles .-JsHosbsou 4 Co.
~ degrees above yxsro 10 what the ,ber-
oome,sr registssed last Thursday u oroiug-
real cool weather for the sunny south.
water pipes burst 10 Q number OF places,
sod the plurbsrs we're busy toat day.
We regret TO learo Of the severe lose by 6ro
Purdy, % bic home 10 Lawrepceviile, Va.
he ssd bic wife sod chid escaped from the
boildieg 9Th only . part Of their clothing,
lostsg every ythiog else, even his watch. Mr.
Pusdy 70 veil known TO our people, as be
lived hsse aod did business for several years.
Size sessa'i ibdica's quality. Beware OF
ceussssfsis sod worthless salve offered for
Dswiws Witch Hssel sslvs. Dswitrs 70
The osly original. An iof.llible cure for piles
asd al skio diseases. II. 8. Hsahson k Co.
us. J. D. Reese, Of Hsrviu's, Olarsndou
Coooty, killed on January Q, Q 80 months
old hog, that weighed uss SIS pounds The
beg YES raised 10 this city by hr. +. B
Ksassc.,, Who disposed Of II last summer
Vhsa the soti.hog Law was passed. Mr.
kssosdy bought the pig from . negro In The
cous,ry, Esd does not know the breed. Il
vss bisek With white spots.
Col walsh and his friends by the name OF
Bsove are pussliog themselves to 6od the
right Brown. He has o letter frcm q man
sausd T. q. Mayss In the State Of Ksusss,
vho ssys he vent away from here about ,eo
yssrs ego, owing bic landlord, . Mr.. W.
Brown, ossr the A. G, l.. depot, for his
board. He uys he wants TO psv up
''ss fast 90 be cao," sod has sent Col. Walsh
one dollar 90 account TO be paid TO Mr.
Brown or his executor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
DEATH.

Mr. Walter o. Turoer died at bic home in
Spartanburg, y. O., at 8 o'clock last Friday
night, after abeut one weeks sickness. Mr.
Turosr about three years ago married Miss
Jessis Smith, Of this city, who With one child
survives him. They have the sympathy OF
many friends here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

y. b. Teirkeld, Health Inspector OF Chi.
esso. says, 'Koaol Dyspepsia Cure cauuo,
be recommended too highly. II cured me OF
severe dyspepsia. II dises,s What you "a,
snd cures Indigestion, hsar,buro aoa oil
iosus ef dyspsosla -. q Rsahsea D o..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

III think | would 60 crazy With pain were
It not for Chamberlain's Paih Balm,' writes
Nc W h S,aple'on, Hermiuic, Pa. "I have
been .fli cted with rheumatism for several
years nod have tried remedies without mum.
Der, but Pain Balm 10 the best medicine
have got hold Of" One application reliev 20
the p,iu. For sale by A J China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Notice Of Registration.

The State of south Carolina-Sumter Coun.
ty-Of'ice o! Supervisors OF Registration,
Sumter County, Sumter, s. G, February
let, 1899.
Notice Is hereh; given that 10 accordance
with an Act OF tie tie0esal Assembly. and in
conformity WIKI tie Ttqp'ttnents Of tie State
Con0ti'nuon, Ihc hooks fpr the REGISTRATION
OF a!l legally QnGh6rd vOJcrs, a,d i3r ,bt
issuiog OF trarsets. tt',, VII b. opea ut the
Office OF Supervisors OF Registration n the
court hosse, teiaeen tho hours q q o'clock
q m and 3 o clock p. n Oh the EGstUon
day OF eacn n0n:b, unnl thirty lavs t,fore
the next general election. Minors who shan
become OF age during that petlc6 Of thirty
dhvs shall be entiIcd 10 registration trfo,e
the books are closed, If otherwise qualified
The requirements tor qualified voter are
that the applicant 70; registration shall be
able TO read AID wr.'c correctly, or possess
IN his own name property TO the amount Of
three hundred dollars, uron which be pave
taxes. T. F BURROWS,
I. D. DUBOSE,
J. NJ. KNIGHT,
Supervisors of Registration Sumter Co.
Mch
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
The Meeting at the Magnolia Street
Methodist Church.

The services at the Magnolia Street Church
held last week, we're 90 full Of interest that
the pastor has decided TO continue the meet
iugs during this week. Every body 10 10.
vitsd to these services. The hour of service
In bolf.pest ooveu o'clock
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Lunch and Oysters.

On The first Moudsy, ard day after, of
March, the Lutheran ladies will again offer
10 'he'r friends lunch and o. s'ers; in order
to reduce their church deot. Price OF lunch.
loc oysters, Csc. Go TO see the ladies then
take irieod along. You will be pleased O. d
get more than your moneys wo-th.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
PERSONAL.

NJ. Mcdonald Furmsn vas 10 the city
ysssssdsy.
Ne. Geo 8 Jseksos, The we'll borer, has 70.
sssssd to Sumter.
Ne. lance n. Dich. Of S,s,sbsrs. speu,
ysssssday ia town.
Senator Manning aod Representative Moses
vsrs 10 town Mosday.
ur. N. B. Scarborough, Of St. Charles,
ess 10 ths city Yesterday.
niss Passy Duke, Of Ossngsourg, 10 visit.
toG 81 0r. u. b. Raodls's.
DE-. q. y. McLser,p, Who has eeeo quite
slek ssesetly, is.sbIs to % out again.
niss A. o. Weeks lefs lsss Saturday for
Oshhass'. Lancaster Co to visi, relatives.
nr. J. walter Doar, Of Augusta, Gs., 10 10
the city 90 short visit to bic suos, hrs. N.
q. Ossssa.
Ne. " R. Dslesr tas returned from the
Aesshvse', where hs hes been for the 'pas,
six ooushs.
Rev. Father O'Doersll, Of Scranton, Pa !,
J 70 The city 90 visit to bic brother, NJ
NeiIl O'Desssll.
or- ]. b. Moses, IT,, Who hss been 10 New
Yeee Toe The past ten days, returned home
nesdsy ooraisg.
uss. o. Weston hs0rsw has rs,urssd from
OsssgsourG Coao,y, where che bas been vie
iunG Der psrsus.
Ne b. A. Mcleod, Of Bishopvii,e, has
eeespssd . position ~ phsrmseiss With Dr..
" Pessy. Of Laursos
Father Burke, aisss couductioe the Missicn
% g. Jessph's Chapel dariog lsst week, lef,
ses Cssrlsssea Monday uoreIng.
Ne. Jss l. Hsyssworth OF the Sumter Dry
0eots Company wset North several DAYS
go 10 bag Spring soods for bic 6ru.
Snr WI. Scale, Of Providence, isft Fri.
oey oosn,ng for Ricocnood, w., where he
vsu asseod the Massey Business College.
ns. Jse. b hiller hes rscsivsd 40 appoint.
oses % . position iu the 0overnmeos print.
.s1e once ssd left for Wssbiug,on yesterday
afsssoes. -
H. Jsoss Copes. of Oraogsbure, hes sc.
eeeeec . posisioa 90 prescription clerk st
Detesmss dsog store aed entered upoo The
discharge Of bic duties yesterday.
Ne. Joshua Myss. OF Providence. sas 10
H. ely sed % toe street Monday. He 10 one
81 sns Oldest white ei,issns Of the county.
bsisg viihio few months Of 80 years old. :
ns J nesdius woodIey, formerly Of Clio.
bat eow Of Sumter covnty came over lsst
night To buy . pair Of mules He bought
Tile morning sad saved SIS by coming to
osr market: He returns Friday Marlboro
Dsooerat, Jan. 81.
We are glad TO see that Col Willie Jones,
second 3. q. Regiment Spsnish war, pow
Cooossdsot Of Division Of Spanish War
veterans. has sppointed james B Holmao
zoe OF b,s aids. with the rank Of captain
Oar tovnsboy deserves IL, 90 The 6rst call
Zoe active service, he left bis medical studies
ysss begun 10 Lsziogtoo, sod volunteered 10 a
keotu,ky regiment. 90, transferred to Sum.
ws Coopsey A, Thompsor's Battalion, and
chen thss battalion was made part Of the
Second Rseiueos be vas appointed Color Ser
essnt OF the Regiment and carried the old
Psloetso Regiment nag 70 Cubs, possibly ths
ooIy Nag 10 the Uoited States which hss been
ssfssIed 10 the cspitols Of toe only two for.
sigs countries invaded oy the United States.
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CONDEN SEQ SCHEDULE.
iG e..eCt January l4.h, 1900

*Dsiy. tDsily exc pt sunday.
trains 80 and 30 carry through Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Macon via Augusta.
EMEkSON, H N EMERSON,
Traffic Manager. Genl Pass. 40,
JR KENLY. Gen'l Manager,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13

church, in Wheeling, conducted the SER
vices, and interment WAS made at the
Peninsular cemetery.
The funeral Of the infant child OF Jer-
ry O'Brien took place from the family
residence yesterday morning at 3
O'Clock. The interment was nj Mount
Calvary.
Work on the brick work of the new
stoves at the Riverside will resume to-
day, after an idleness of several days
on account OF scarcity OF brick.
Whoever has the flag and banner be-
longing to the Young Mems Republican
Club Is requested to bring the same to
the next meeting OF the club.
The Republican drum corps are maxi
Ing arrangements for dance to be
given at Blue Ribbon hall on Octo-
Der /.
Herman Shaw. who was hurt Mt the
coke ovens last week. will be able 10
return to work In n few days.
Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. William
Whiteman have gone to Fairmont to
attend the G. A, Il. reunion.
Tuesday evening John o'Hare was
Kicked In the head of fractions mule
and sustained a severe cut.
Mrs. Nicholas Powers and Mrs. Har-
rington. OF Huntington, are the guests
of Mrs. Stephen Glrard.
Mrs. Keh0c. an old-tlmr offender
was arrested by Marsal Furbcc ycster.
day Tor drunkenness.
Mrs. David Irwin has returned from
n two weeks visit with friends ut Wy
ancttp, III.
Mrs. John Newton and son. Gordon.
OF New Martinsvillc. are visiting reid
tlves here.
Mrs, Margaret Brunnon has returned
Columbus - -
James Wilson leaves for Alabama to-
gay. where he has accepted position
In mill
John Mcdonald has returned from n
six-wccks' stay with relatives at Buck
Peter Bcck has returned from n
Mich. S's'''i"s'
isaac Gates and son, OF Powhn,un.
are the guests Of relatives in this civ
an infant daughter OF Joupph Leach
expired suddenly late Tuesday night,
Mrs. August Schad liz dangerously nj
OF typhoid fever ~
seriously m, ''s 1'''''''''u 70