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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
TEXT OF HURRELL'S BILL
Queer Things Contracted in a Prohi-
hitiOn NEnat.ura

Following is the text of HurreIs bill
making possession of bar utensils an
evidence Of the violation of the prohib-
tory law. It passed The senate Wednes-
day. 1t says:
All places where intoxicating liquors
are anufactured, sold, bartered or given
away in violation Of law, or where per-
sons are permitted to resort for the pur-
pose of drinking Intoxicating liquors as a
beverage. or where intoxicating liquors
are kept for sale. barter or delivery, in
violation of law, and all intoxica ting IL
quors, bottles, glasses. kegs. pumps. bars
and other property kept in and used in
maintaining such a place, are hereby de-
clared to be a common nuisance; and
every person who maintains such COM
mon nuisance shall be guilty OF mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction shall he
punished by a hne Of not less than 500.
not more than S5oa. and by Imprisonment
in the county Jail not less than thirty
DAYS nor more than six months, for each
offense.
Upon the fling Of a complaint OF IN
formation charging that a place is kept
or maintained as a common nuisance by
any person or persons. and that intoxi-
citing liquors. bottles. glasses. kegs. bars.
pumps or other property are kept or
used therein in keeping and maintaining
such place as q common nuisance. a war
rant shall be issued. commanding the
officer to whom it is directed to arrest
the person or persons charged or describ-
ed as the keeper or Keepers thereof. am
to search the place described in such
complaint OF Information. and seize ami
take into his custody all Intoxicating Il
quors. glasses. bottles. kegs. pumns. bars
OF other property described in said COM
plant or information which he may find
at such place. and safely keep the same.
subject 70 the order Of the court The
complaint or information shan describe
the place To be searched with sufficient
Particularly To identify the same. ard
shah describe the Intoxicating liquors or
other property alleged To be used i'm main
tanning the same as particularly as prac-
ucable; but any description. however gen
eral. that VIII enable she officer execut-
ing the warrant u identify the property
% be seized shall be deeed sufficient
Upon the return Of the warrant the court
shall proceed as in other cases AGAINST
the person or persons arrested
II the court shall ind that said intox-
icstins Liquor OF ether property. or any
part thereof we're. ~ the time the COM
plaiHt or information was dIea. being
used IN maintaining a common nuisance.
be SHAH adiusre forfeited 50 much there
u as he shaH End was being 81 usea.
and shall order TIE officer IN whose Gus
rody il IS - publicly destroy the same
If tenant ~ a building OF tenement
uses such premises, Or any part theTeof.
I'm maintaining q common nuisance IS
hereinbe6ove defined. or knowingly per-
mits such use by another. such use shan
render void the lease under which ha
holds. and shah cause the rigA; Of POS
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"SWEET" EATERS.
.av 20 correct ChiIdren's Taste

Sometimes children become willful ard
refuse nourishing food, demanding sweets.
candy. ice cream. etc. much 10 their det-
rinent. Il Is great help in such cases
10 have s. food that Is naturally sweet
and attractive. a case IN Philadelphia
VIII illustrate.
The daughter OF Mrs. n E. Searles.
living at 1921 Mifiin street was delicate
child from infancy and had been Induced
in many things. she gradually got thin
ner and more fretful daily. refusing food
other than sweets. etc, finally contract
ing vaooping cough which undermined
her health 10 such an extent that her
attending physicians agreed that aer
cough had DEVELOPED into bronchial ca
tarrh. and that only short zine would
ensae before consumption would relieve
her sufferiags.
IN despair. the childs auut was sent
for. and knowing the Von5erful nasr1tlve
value ~ Grape-Nuts foe3, she prepared
some and induced the Ettie one q ear il.
A. the first taste she said. ~0h suaele.
This IS 50 nice. Z want some mere
Frcm that time the child scanire1 ar
appetite and began 70 improve sae vas
ed on Grape-Suts steadily Enui now
she Is a perfectly hea,thy sfrng eh5.
attends he Girss' Grammar schoo3 and IS
a bsixht and at pspA
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Pnbl.hea - 81 -


An Ordinance Prohibiting TIE Driving a
Cattle and Certain other Losse Animals
Therein Named Through Certain streets
and Alleys 70 the city ~ Wichita
BE f. Ordained hy the Mayar ard Cuun-
cilnen ~ the Clff ~ Wichua
Section l. That g 81 hereby declared -
BE- unlawful ror any person or persons %
drive any loose cattie. h0rs~a. mules ~
other loose animals through any 10 re
following dsecribed streets or alleys iytns
between them. viz. Fourth ayenus Efn-
poTia avenue Topeka avenue. Laersacs
avenue Market street ard Waco avenaa
north % Douglas avenue ard souts ~
Fourteenth street Or through az asrset
or alley crossing any ~ fhs above nsreS
streets between Douglas avenue snt
Fourteenth street. Dr5vife1 that drove
Of not more than six horses of mules. &c
four head - any othss kind a. stock isf
by one ~ mcTe persons ard securely
fastened together may Do taken fhrapra
any ~ the above snmef streets 80 alleys
iu q gait not faster than q wax
SEC. 2 Any perHon or pereons violating
any o. the provisions 70 section ] ~ fhia
ordnance shall upon conVictisn. De fred
IN any SUM aat exceeding - far eaea
vioiafi9n
Sec 2 This ordnance shsi take sfTeef
and be n force from and after fts pesfs
cation in the wichita Daily Easia
ApDr9Ycd Esbraary p. 1914
FINLAY ROSS Msyo-.
Arrest. AMOS MCLAIN. CITY CsrE
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session to revert to the owner or lessor,
who may without process of law, make
immediate entry upon the premises, or
may avail himself of the remedy provided
for the forcible detention thereof.
Anyone who knowingly permits any
building or tenement owned or leased by
him, or under his control, or any part
thereof, to be used in maintaining com
mon nuisance, or, after being notified Of
such use, omits to take all reasonable
measures to eject therefrom the person
SO using the same. shall be deemed guilty
Of assisting in maintaining such NUS
ance.
"CiHes of the first, second or third
classes may provide by ordinance for the
prohibition Of the sale Of intoxicating
liquors contrary to law and the suppress
sion Of common nuisances as hereinbe-
fore defined, and for the search of prem
Uses where such common nuisances are
maintained, and the seizure and destrue-
ton OF all Intoxicating liquors, glasses,
bottles, kegs. pumps. bars and other
property used in maintaining the same
Such ordinances may be enforced by i'm
posing as a penalty for the violation Of
the same a fine Of not less than 500 nor
more than $500, and Imprisonment for not
less than thirty DAYS nor more than six
months for each offense. and payment
Of the costs: and shall provide for COM
mitment until fine and costs are paid. In
prosecutions for violations of such ordtn-
ances. it shall not be necessary 10 de-
scribe in the comp amt the kind Of liquor
sold or used, or the place where sold or
kept.
IN all prosecutions. either undsr The
state laws or under municipal ordinances
for maintaining common nuisance, as
hereinbefore defined. the finding of intox-
icating liquors in the possession OF one
not legally authorized to sell the same,
except in private dwelling house not
used in connection with place OF bust
ness. shall be prima facie evidence that
such liquors are kept for sale or use in
violation 81 law: and the finding Of
place fitted up with bar or counter. and
glasses or other para hernaua usually
connected with places where intoxicating
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liquors are sold as a beverage, or in a
place used for the manufacture or stor-
age of Intoxicating liquors, of a stamp
showing the payment by any person Of
the United States internal revenue spe-
cial tax for the manufacture or sale Of
distilled or malt liquors at such place, for
a period not then expired, shall be prima
facie evidence that the person or per-
sons to whom the same was issued was,
at the time of finding such special tax
stamp. maintaining a common nuisance
at such MACE
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HOT AIR FROM EDWARD
EngIand's New King sfves Tafry TO
His Army

Halifax, y. F., Feb. IA letter nom
King ward VII forwarded 70 the mil
itary officers here By Lord Roberts. was
read to the troops today. The letter
said:
"On my accession TO the throne Of ny
ancestors am dssirous OF thanking the
army for the splendid service which Il
has rendered 10 my beloved motaer. the
queen, during her glorious reign of up
wards OF sixty years. Her majesty in
variably evincsd the waTmest interest
in her troops. especially while IN active
service, both as a sovereign and a. the
head Of her army. and she was proud Of
the fact that she was a soldiers dauRh-
ter. To secure your best interests VII
DO one OF the great objects Of my heart.
and ] can count on that loyal devotion
which you ever evfnced toward your lat
SOVEREIGN.
(sigued) EDWARD. +. Il
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GAUM BEING REBUILT
All rs People Are sheltered ~ Reefs
Osce Bere.

washington. Feb IA Eeport las
been received a. tae navy ss9srtrnsgs
from Rear Admiral ksmpG q tae Asl-
ate s.atsssn. Who xas 9eut frorz Mas "a
20 Guam 70 invest gate the ansctH 81
tae 1Izastrous 1urT.ca1e fsw r1nut Is
agn Tse report covers detz4.s siresssy
ule puhEc. ar1 cuAcl1dea IS follows
IN TeEaE1 - .he icss q the Tassz14fs
tire vessel 5oE appears 20 have struck
a sh7aI apo. HsiIe 17aEznE fror hr
glnal anchorage ~ tne re- p1seF sss
blur Hesi o. seuuaya. causing haasy
leak Here the vessel sfTgck rf.rn Hrs-
u hen 1aa Hsn4 Stuffed $50 sezl2y fras.
nerfh ~ east ths Esseriss sauzx ards51g
on aer stern a. q piE0t Tss gssse.
dr5fte6 - sea af'sr losing eTpzrs tackle
and oesn< ewn eI fhs reef near
Solnza=e 5a1
4 sasar rasr. ri tss shaae - 4 -ssssr
sztasa Decsn5.r y. 10. frar fks xwv-
srrcr ~ Guzu1 rsass ~ fefiowes
--7Ee Islan6 - Susr & carx - sci
- can = expected a 1arE rzAss rse-
her c. $50 tmos an4 Ess.2 Es1ses awe
eesr reu1t A1s TIE gTesxe- psre q
ss -ossfal nw sr4er csxer So
Jay ser~se - cQmfrTL Tss re--
ss-r - fse fEserTE eo-zsea = rsa-
eresssrr aza e iFr1 Faafs eFs -
ser recszres as raest Thers sgTs
hs.sn lssssa - far = sss nassv assesz
- aeza &c srsTaa1sx.&. AZ y ~zas4 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
MAD DOG IN SCHOOL
foamin@ aBd sBariinE II BIT Feur
ChiIdrea.

Chicago, Feb. IA brindIs bull dog
toaming at the mouth and yelping in the
madness Of hydraphobia, dashed into a
crowded station room Of the Kozninskl
school at Fifty-fo1rth street and Ingle-
side avenue today. and before i was
driven out ~ a policeman who had been
called By the teachers, had severely bit
ten four Of the children ard created q
panic in which q number Of others were
badly bruised. The dog first attacked 4
little girl. biting her IN the Les. Amid
the Wild rush for safety. three 5oys at
taxed she brute wfah = blackboard point
CT. and were Ia turn bitten a police
man then appeared and nrsd f0ur shots
ar the maddened cog withcut effect fur
ther. than to drive e from me building
The dog wounded bit nor eripp1ed. Tes
erased for nearly q nile through Ire
streets before & anaily escaped
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nold Rabherr az Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. l3.-UnGer the glare 81 ar
electric light, a robDer this evening en-
tered the second story window II TIE
residence OF Chauncey J. Blair. a million
ARE banker. IN Drexsl boulevard, and
carried out a email emD<y safe. 1ira.
Blair usually kept her jewels IN ths
safe but Il happened that she had re-
moved them q short tine before.
The robber was discovered as he left
the house but made good MS escape with
out difficulty. a pal had driven " %
the house With a cutter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
OVER AN OYSTER SUPPER
City Dads of saltwater Bought EIec-
tric Light Plant.

Saltwater o. T., Feb. 1.-THE city dads
net in regular session last night in their
new quarters upstairs in the rear Of the
First National bank. The star Of pros
perity struck the council and they set
tied with Superintendent Evans for the
water works plant. The balance paid
was 500. 81r. Evans gave them an oyster
supper after the meeting.
Abercromble & Miller and the council
came to a final farewell understanding.
and these gentlemen made the following
proposition; sell the entire plant for
$3.50. with $500 down and 500 month
with interest until paid Councilman
Bahntge moved that the mayor and light
committee close the deal with Messrs
Abercrombie & Miller fer the purchase
Of the plant, and the motion prevailed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Farmer RiIIed Near CherryvaIe

a farmer living on the Wesey smith
farm. two miles south y tbs c.tF. 'sas
found dead in his corral ast ey@alre 2.
having been shot through ths head Tie
coroner's verdict was shat .he cause q
his death wss q gunshot wound from tna
hands OF some person unknown
Ssdler came to this place from Denver
about six years ago ard was highly re-
spected in tbs community.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
FcKeever RiII Approved.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1.-THE house in
committee of the whole today recon-
mended for passage the McKeever bill,
creating a court of Cancellation Of three
judges to settle difficulties between cor
porations and employees. The judges are
appointive by the governor. The Fusion
lists tried to amend the bill so as to make
them elective by the people, but the Re
publicans voted the proposition down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15

Lo151n. FEB 17-F-rsE 1ehn f~uffK
lettering ~ liverpool TssfertaT ral1
- had sFn1r 1farezressr seTz1ssra -
rake so nrsf s1e1ti11 - tas farf tHsf
so fhe 6rst dag q ~ TEa - ksas -
~axE Lfzrerrs aCresug 1ssss t1s z4fes-
fsa4rr feat c. ssuds1r aare.asa rrsrasz
s-stzeas 81 C4ths-.rs Esse ~ 7Taat
aoG IRE 1zxsrs. fvp hartrsd safes fsr-
sscs sassgras s-ll1assen tsftEsea t.s tas
beats has alfsce sefn fEfaElssafz
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been provided by the island treasury.
The Nimmediate necessity OF rebuilding
houses has diverted for the present a
large amount of labor which could other
wise have been employed in the fields
and ranches.
There has not been a case OF typhoid
on the island this autumn"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Professor OF LawIessncSs.

Bingham. Kan. FEB l4-Aost q the
students az the bingham county higa
school. led b. Professors J. " Wilson
and J. ". Deeds raAde1 smith Moore
barber shop midnsght last uiehL n--
heving liauor vas beng Sold In ne
place. No liquor VAS fo1nd 6u- a i7t af
empty beer ard WHISKY bottles we're
broken The crowd also wrecked sev-
eral cases Of empty seev BEETLES IL the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Normal for Fort Hays.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. Representative
E. SCHUYLER today introduced a bill in the
house appropriating $4,000 to start a
branch of the state normal school and an
agricultural experiment station at Fort
Hays military reservation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
WrS. 1yin.iou,s soothin.- ss,-,,,n

has been used tor over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS or MOTHERS Tor thei-
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. il SOOTHES the
CHILD. soFrENs the GUNS. AL.LAYs
ali PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRH0EA sold
by druggists In every part of the world
BE sare and ask Tor Mrs WInslow' s.
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15

Hiauatha. Kan. FEB. A-J25ge smart
has sentences three Local ssint.sts 20
sal for ninety dzTs each FOR selling -
cuor. and assessed 3 ere against then.
THIS Is tae result y campaign siartl1
bY tie civic Pursty League
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Riddle Bill Recommended.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 4.-The Biddis bill.
providing for the appointment OF brand
in. the cattle counties, was to-
day recommended for passage by the
house in committee Of the whole
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Baldwin B leading
Established 1873 lis =. Douglas.

Miss Jennie Shaw. of the Kelso School
Of Music. Chicago. viii he at the studio
Of the kelso school in this city Saturday.
February Is until O'Clock. and VIII re-
oeive all pupils who desire to study dur
ing Mrs Hays absence. sit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15

Topeka. Kan, Feb. 1.-THE senate to-
day by party vote passed the Substitute
mortgage bill which repeais the mort
gage redemption act OF lSsL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15

afternoon passed all the bills on the cal
endar for the support of state institu-
lions. The measures corried appropria-
tons aggregating 81. go 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15

ONLY SIS from Wichita Kan. via most
direct line. Santa Fe Route every Tues
day 10 April 80. Tickets Al depot.
4 Z. DELANEY, Agent.
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Greatest offer ever made in Wichita
BurdsaIs s. Cabinets Tor s. per dozen.
Tor the next thirty days
6--Sun-KVed- F-ri-+r
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Going to Topeka or Kansas City take
the new flyer on The Rock Island al l.9
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r vRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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The proprietors resel we the right to re-
dect and discontinue ny advertisements
contracted for either Py themselves or
their agents.
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western business office. -B9. The Rock
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Entered in the postoffce at Wichita as
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Readers OF the Eagle wh en- in New
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The F. \. B. c. win meet tonight at
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Albartus Masnus ART School. best in the
city 7S-tu-fri-tf
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February
and March

We viii make orr Platino Cabinet
Photos Tor SL75 dozen This is the
same picture other galleries are charging
you s. for. The above photo is not our
s. cabinet as OUR 50 cabinet costs us to
put them mp more than s. dozen But
remember, at Sl75 dozen we VIII dupn-
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can get at other galleries.
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The SNAP PRICE on all our Short
Trouser Boys Winter Weight Suits is
actual first cost.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-22
WINDOW GLASS PLANT STARTS.
COOPERATIVE Concern Has Half Hum
dred Skilled Workers.

SISTERSyILLE, Oct, 22---T0- morrow
Sistersville will have the first material
evidence of its determination to be-
come an Industrial city. At 6:20 in
the morning the window glass$com-
p@ay aill commence TO operate one OF
the best-equipped plants of the kind
in the country, and, judging from the
great public interest in the opening,
it is safe to presume that the occasion
will be honored by general holiday.
The factory cost $23, 1000 and the
buildings comprising it have the fol-
lowing dimensions: Blowing room,
110x120 feet; fiattening room, lax
ITO feet; pot room, 30x60 feet; clay
room, including the box shop, black
smith shop and grinding room, 30xl00
feet. The company is cooperative
and will start with over go men,
The officers are: Foldie v. Lorentz,
President and General Manager; Fred
Reitz, Secretary; Frank e, Cox,
Treasurer; e. r. Smith, Accountant;
p. B. Ames and Asa McMillen, Direc-
tors. The company begins operations
under very favorable conditions. Or
ders sufficient to demand the greatest
possible output of the plant for some
time to come have been long waiting
upon the completion of the plant,
and the prospects for continuance of
this demand could not be better.
The working force will gradually be
increased to at least Is men.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-22
REFUSED MrNEsTep RDos.
Convicted of Donning Bearskin and
Robhing q House.

The refusal of Governor White To
pardon Rev. Ell. ". Cunningham ont
of the West Virginia penitentiary re-
calls a very strange case. Cunning
ham was convicted about one year ago
of a crime he is alleged TO have COM
mitted is years prior. He had a
neighbor Joshua Day, at Franklin,
w. Va, and it was alleged at the
trial that one night after Day had re-
turned from selling d piece Of property
for 81, 500 Cunninpham Ire sei nfn.
self in bearskin and managed to
sneak into Days house and steal the
money, which was ia the latter's
pocket.
Suspicion did not rest on Cunning
ham until many years after, when
evidence was obtained that fastened
the theft upon him, and jury found
him guilty, after trial lasting four
days. An application was made to
have Cunningham pardoned on the
ground of falling health, but the APP
plication met with so much opposi-
ton that the Governor refused to do
Sir
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-22
Morris X Roads.

Nouns Cross PC De Oct 81
William Humbert died at the home
of his mother near Cans Stations
Thursday night of typhoid fever.
Deceased had been confined to his bed
for 5 weeks. He is survived by wife
and two children. The funeral took
place from his late home Saturday.
Interment at Smithfeld.
The funeral services of little Ira
Blosser the year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blosser who died thurs
day Of typhoid fever took place Ere
day from the residence at Cheat
Haven. Interment Lutheran ceme-
terry.
Shas Grannell,. Jo5e Stuck, of
Smithfield, Z. M. Halstead of Cleve-
land, Chic, were hers ssstt day IN :
Winston Automobile carriage.
j. G.. Shibler and FL S. Eberhart
will leave soon for Arnold 10 work ia
the glass factory.
Chesney Il Co., have resumed drill
ing In the test we'll on the Cans farm.
Joseph Blosser and his 3 children
of Cheat Haven are still very sick with
typhoid fever.
]. B. Leckey and Payton Harvey
have returned from the Pau Ameri-
can.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-22
Rector st. Peters Church.
Point Marion.

Pr MARION, Oct %. WIN Grow OF
Monessen was visiting his brother A
Grow last week
Mr. and Mrs Lorent were shopping in
Morgantown last week.
Miss Ernestine Conn while in Pitts
burg last week sprained her ankle in
getting on the train, so that she had to
miss two days Of school,
Mrs G w Beighlcv and baby Of
Scottdale are spending few days with
her parents here.
A mad dog passed through here last
week and it is reported TO have bitten
several dogs.
J Morg Sturgiss OF Uniontown was
visiting Estep Sturgiss last Saturday.
Miss Perie Cagey Of near here came
home Saturday evening from Pittsburg
where she has been visiting friends for
the past two week.
FIN BnrchinaI and wife OF Morgan
town spent Sunday with their parents
near here,
DR.. Hail and wife Of Fairchance were
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Estep
Sturgiss.
Misses Linnie and Sallie Stewart Of
White House we're Waiting friends here
Sunday.
Miss Eva Sadler went to Charleroi
last Friday where she is giving lessons
in voice culture.