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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Relating to Society.

IT He last week has been one sue
cession Of teas. Everybody has
received, assisted in receiving or
N been a guest, and the week closed
with the largest and most elabor-
ate affair Of the season-the Towne and
Worden tea The debutantes have been
especially feted.
Miss Gladys Merrill was guest of honor
on Thursday afternoon at a tea especial-
Iy given by Miss Norma Castle. although
Miss Merrill is not to make her official
debut quite yet. More than 100 people
we're present and seemed delighted
with the charming simplicity Of the af
fair The young ladies who assisted IN
receiving were: Miss Marel Toy. Miss
Laura Taylor. Miss Nora Smiley. Miss
Azalea Keys, Miss Dutton and Miss Niney
de Fling
Miss Gertrude Jack Of San Luis obispo
nsd a tea given for her by Mrs. Linda
BRYANT II was a most informal affair
and the more delightful on this account.
Those present were:
NJ E. G. RodOlph. Miss Marie Wells. Miss
4sp ose, Ms Daniel Calaghan. Mrs.
JOSH Austin. Mrs. Edward H Hamilton
Miss susie McEwen. Miss Rowens Burns Miss
Eleanor Eokart, Miss Florence Ives Mrs Eli
81 NeN 1-.S Jersey, Mrs George Carr, Miss Julia
Man' MISSES 1oa and Genevieve Callaghan.
S9i ,eiss Sessle Flllmore, Miss Clara Underhill,
Miss GeoTgie spieker. Miss Mabel Toy, Mrs
NlLlaIn Stlnson, Mrs. William Willis Miss
india Scott Miss Ethel Mccormick Miss
sturteTsnt Mics Elsa Cook. Miss Kathryn Rob
lnson, MIS-. Charles Bandman. Miss Ethel
stowe, MIS- Fred Hood. Mrs. Charles Shar-
rocks, Miss Jets GaIIatin. the Misses Refs.
Mise Louise Hoftacker. Mrs. Ruby Bond. Mrs
Niliam Morrow, Mrs. W. OKane the Misses
MCMILLAN. Miss Tillie Feldnan.
Mrs. George L Bradley and Mrs. Ry-
land 3. Wallace, 2214 Clay street. gave d
Tea on Wednesday afternoon in honof of
Mrs Guy Scott. The entire house was
Splenololy decorated and excellent re-
ireshments were served. Those who as
sisted in receiving were:
Mrs Thomas Bishop, Mrs. a. H voorhies.
MIS- Frederick W. Tallant Mrs Robert J.
Mooos, Mrs. Spencer Bucxbee Miss Virginia
Rogers Stokes, Miss Katherine He-rin, Miss
Eesrl l-anoers, Miss Marietta Havens Miss
blste Sperry and Miss Marie VOORHEES,.
The enga cement is announced of Miss
Mlgnon d. Jacobson to Sam Jacobi Will
be az home Sunday, December p. at 5ll
Van Ness avenue.
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National Parlor Anniversary.

The members of National Parlor of Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West will cele-
hrate the fourteenth anniversary Of the in
stituion of the parlor by having their new
officers installed in public in Native Sons
Hall. This will be followed by a pro-
grarlne of entertainment and dancing
This event, which will be under the direc-
ton of committee of which Daniel f.
Nunan is chairman, will be on the night
of the 14th of January.
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Keany and Suffer Streets
How to Save Money.

The undersigned, who promised to dis
pose of the stock contained In the Mon
arch, 915 Market ST., will offer tomorrow
articles. They are crackerjacks. First,
500 all-wool mems suits, worth SIS, for
f1eece-lined underwear. worth 81, for 40c
Third and last, $50 mems stylish hats,
worth $3.50. for Soc. Mind you, 1 mean
business. The Monarch is going out Of
existence. Henry A. Brock, 915 Market
street oDDoSffa Mason
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Is Granted New Trial.

Henry Altmeyer, who was convicted In
the Superior Court of the larceny of an
overcoat and a gold watch from Post
street lodging house on June 8, 1900, was
granted a new trial by the Supreme Court
yesterday. 1t is held that certain evil
dence prejudicial to the defendant was
Illegally admitted at the former trial
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Watchman Rees' BODY Found.

The body Of William Rees was found
floating in the bay yesterday morning
mel streets. He had been employed by
the Wilson brothers as night Watchman
overheard at $3.50 o'clock on the morning
of December Q.
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So. so for 5000 Shoes.

This is an actual value to be had at tha
Felts closing out sale. The stock Is Q
swell line of stylish high grade shoes for
ladies. There are many other values
being held by the Walk-over Shoe Store,
924-926 Market street.
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Ladies' Suits
Exceptional Values

Exceptional Values
Ladies' tailor made double breasted
suits; made of good quality cheviOty
flare skirt, jacket lined with satin,
reveres faced with peau de sole, come
in Black and Navy-Price s16.SO.
Ladies Fine Quality Black Pan
Cheviot Suits-DOuble breasted
tight fitting jacket taffeta silk lined,
with reveres faced with peau d0
sole = flare skirt-Sult elegantly
tailored throughout-very stylish
and fine value at SIS. so.
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Special Offer In
Ladies Neckwcar

Tomorrow, Monday we shall
place on sale a special line Of
Ladies Lace Jabots, in Cream,
Pink and Blue, with stock collar
put up one in a box for Holiday
Gifts-Price while they last $l.OO.
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Nothing Better for Christmas

Than a nicely framed Water Color.
Photograph, Pastel, Etching or Steel En-
craving Everybody invited to inspect
these goods, which are the best in quaI-
ity and lowest in price to be found in this
city. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market ST.
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Unknown Man Drowned.

The body of a man apparently about
35 years old was found floating in the bay
yesterday afternoon near Fillmore-street
wharf The body had been in the water
about two days. Nothing was found on
the person that could establish the iden-
tity of the drowned man.
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And Their Locations
Second Floor

Fancy Work, Glass Ornaments,
Bronzes, Sofa and Pin Cushions,
Opera Glass Bags, Table Linens,
Curtains, Blankets, Comforters,
Bed Spreads. Waist FlannelS.
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sUPERFLUoUS HAIR

And all other facial blemishes are removed by
DR.. and MRS. A. w. TRAVERSE, Donohoe
building, 117o Market street, cor Taylor, rooms
1873. with the electric needle without pain or
scar; permanency guaranteed; hours to 4 pm.
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Newmam IS Sou (essivuAuv..
Third Floor

Suits, Waists, Mackintoshes,
Bath Robes, Worsted Goods,
Silk PetticoatS, Sweaters,
Shawls, Eiderdown Goods.
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Pile md Fistu1a Cure.

Sample treatment Red Cross Pile and Flstula
Cure and book on piles free to any address
Rea Co.. Dept. 2. Minneapolis. MINI.
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First Floor--Rear

Leather Goods, Silverware,
Gun Metal Goods, Ebony Goods,
Shell Combs, Toilet Articles,
Beaded Bags, Grips, Suit Cases.
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A Timely Offering of
Silk Waists
Silk Waists that originally sold for s1o75 1175 1878
Reduced to $7.so

Commencing tomorrow morning Beautiful High Grade
Silk Waists reduced less than the price of the ska
stylish and well made handsomely trimmed with lace
prety tucked and hemched others elegantly
ebroidereda in the fashionable colors that
suitable for evening and street wearThey the greatest
values yet offered by waist in the lot worth less than
S1o75 many worth up to SIS, SIG and $8 all to go
-iooe& 70
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Choice Gifts in
Umbrellas

A large and handsome assortment
of Ladies' and Gents Umbrellas,
with handles Of ivory and pearl,
silver trimmed; also Dresden and
natural wood handles, silver trimmed.
Prices range
Ladies ...from 81. so to sI5.o each
Gents 80. from SI.oo to 1900 each
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The Sale OF Elegantly Trimmed
Hats at $500 Each

VIII commence next WEDNESDAY. the 18th
inst. at MRS. J. CoUoHLAN's. s1s Markst ct.
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Sofa Pillows

Our assortment is most complete
in artisticalIy finished cushions
ready for use-a great many here
to choose from.
Oriental Cushions ...............S 90
Velour Cushions. S................. I.25
Tapestry Cushions.......... I.5o
Figured Satin CuShionS...".... 3.35
Embroidered Gibson Cushions sax
Hand Embroidered and Painted
Cushions from 50. 50 to $500.
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Slippers

Always useful and acceptable as
Holiday Presents.
Ladies Slippers, hand crocheted of
best quality of Germantown yarn
with fleece lined soft leather soles;
come in all colorS, prettily finished
with ribbon to match = sI.oo pair.
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HandkerChiefs

Thousands and thousands Of dainty squares have been
gathered for the Holiday brought from Franceom
Germany-from Switzerandrom Ireland and being
offered at POPULAR PRICES.
Ladies White Swiss Handkerchies = Hundreds of neat
embroidered designs in scaoped, hemstched and lace
trmmed-Speca at 121ac each.
Sixty een designs in Ladies Pure Linen Embroidered
Handkerchefs in scaoped henstitched and lace trimmed
Elegant Value 25c each.
Ladies' Hand-Embroidered French Hankerches = EN-
brodered very sheer inen-one in boxPrces CSC
$500 each.
Duchess and Point Lace Handkerchiefs-New patterns;
large choose ro-Prices range from
$40. 90 each.
Mems Pure Irish Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with
hand embroidered initials, box of six 81. so.
Irish Linen Hestitched Handkerchiefs,
quality with hand embroidered nitialsSpeca
$500 box of six
Mems Best Quality Black Surah Silk Double Muflers-
Hemstitched by hand-1H yards 1ong-Prices 81 81
$500, $3.50 and $500 each.
Childrens Cn1nrad Rnrdered HandlerchieEs
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Glove make convenient desirable acceptable gifts
We issue them for amount-I gloves desired
rider will be accepted Department. the store time
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First Floor

Gloves, Fans, Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear, Feather Boas,
Umbrellas, Silks, Ribbons,
Underwear, Fancy Hosiery.
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Sensible Gifts
Real Shell Goods
Hair Pins S 10, S IS, S rs ca.
Side Combs 1.25, I.o5, 200 pr.
Neck Combs 1.35, LOS, LOS ca.
Back Combs I.65, 2.75, 3.25 ca.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22
CLARIEGTON.

CLARINGTON. O., September III
MIR. and Mrs. julius Steiger and Mr..
and Mrs. Dietrich are visitors at the
Pan-American exposition this week.
Messrs. S. f. Rose and Harvey Rut-
ter attended the funeral of President
Mckinley at Canton Thursday.
Mrs. Leap. of New Martinsville, was
the guest of Miss Emma Mallory Fri
day.
Capt T. s. Thomas and wife cele-
brated their golden wedding anniVer-
sary at their home above town We'd
nesday.
Misses Irene and Grace Thompson
We're the guests of Wheeling friends
last week
Misses Emma and Clara Freudiger
and Miss Cora VAIL, of Switzer, were
visiting friends in town Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cain,
Tuesday. September 10, a son.
Mrs Sheppard and children, Of
Wheeling, and Miss Lou Burton, of
Woodsfield, O., were the guests of their
cousin, Miss Anna Burton, Sunday.
Mr.. Mac Dougherty and wife. of An
tioeh. visited relatives in town a few
days last week.
Mrs. Ern Clark and Miss Lucy
Thompson shopped m Wheeling We'd
nesday.
Misses Mary Rose, Flo Rea. Edna
Case and Josie .Auhleman, and Messrs
II. F. link and S. f. Rose were the
guests of Switzer friends Sunday.
Last Saturday evening a very pleas
ant surprise was rendered Mr. John
Zorn in the honor of the 46th annivef-
sary of his birth. About twelve of his
gentlemen friends called and spent the
evening at pedro At ten o'clock an
elaborate spread was served, to which
all did full Justice. At twelve o'clock
the guests departed for their homes,
wishing Mr. Zorn many more happy
birthdays.
Mr.. Robert Kaupfer, of Spencer, w.
Va, is the guest of relatives here.
Rev. Austin Wilson is attending the
annual conference at New Philadel-
phia, O., this week.
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took place from his residence tuesday
morning at 1890 O'Clock. Revs. Al
fred e. Fletcher and Llppincott ofieiat-
ed. 1t was largely attended. Inter-
ment in Woodlawn cemetery.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Charles r..
Manley this week: Still Gonacun
and Mary Chisney; Charles r. Robey
and Ola v. Criss; William McDillen
and Gay Williams; Thes. b. Henderson
and Virginia NJ. Toothman.
Mrs. Lucinda Gaines and Mrs. Noble
West, Of Warrington, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. Hery Ankrom.
Rev. r. j. Gaffney. who has been
pastor of the Catholic church here for
the past few months, during the abb
sence of Rev. Father Boutlou. lett
Monday for Washington. d. c.. where
he re-enters the Catholic University.
Rev. Boutlou has been on trip to
France, and II nothing unforeseen hap
pens, will arrive home in this city Fri
day. September 9th.
Harry Sanders. of Vaudeville. Monon-
gala county, was visiting at the home
of his uncle, Mr.. Sim Bright, this week.
Vance Boughner. OF Wheeling, came
home Monday from a brief visit to his
parents.
Miss Fife Knapp has returned home
from visit with Miss Florence Mont
gomery, at Wheeling.
John w. Vanata and family are Wis
iting reltives in Preston county.
Miss Lucille Reed Is visiting friends
at Deer Park.
Rev A. f. Fletcher, of New Brgh-
ton, Pa, was in the city tuesday.
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WESTON.

WESTON. W. Va september FL
Karl kunst is visiting at S. Louis.
Miss Stella Lewis and Mis- Bertha
Beannon eft Wednesday morning Tor
W:achoster. Va. where they enter Tie
Female Institute.
Dr. Geo. B. Simpson and daughter.
Mary. of Addison. are here attending
the fair.
Mis-. Geo. Snyder is visiting relatives
in Ohio.
Henry, son Of Dr. j. I Warder. has
typhoid fever.
Miss Agnes Cleary is out again after
a few weeks illness.
The many friends of Mr. Bernie Cam
den. who has been in Alaska, for the
past two years, will be glad to know he
viii return to visit his cd friends this
fail.
Mrs. Amy Ross and daughter Leave
next week for Washington, where Miss
Amy enters college. Mrs Ross VIII go
on to Richmond to attend the carnival.
MS. Lena Williams and little daugh-
ter Gertrude who have been visiting
Mrs. Williams father, b. d. Bailey. has
returned to her home at Clarksbur2
Miss Maggie Weber Of Clafksburg
i visiting her BROTHER, A. K Weber
Miss Blanche Parril. of Clarksbug,
Is the guest Of Miss May Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDermott
viii cave Monday for Denver Col, 70
visit Mr.. MeDernott's brother.
Ms Gertrude Edwards left Wednes-
day for Columbus. o., to attend the
wedding OF her brother Thomas, to
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burg and purchased her fall millinery
goods. Miss Steele. her congenial trim
mer, is back again.
Charles Dye and wife are visiting in
Marietta this week.
Mrs. VIM. Loekart and Miss Esteffa
Hudson were calling on friends here
Monday.
David Stewart attended the funeral
of the President at Canton.
ID. A. Dye, of Marietta, was in town
this week
Mr.. La Rue. of St. Marys, was seen
on our streets Wednesday.
Miss Bernice Gano very pleasantly
entertained few of her girl friends on
Tuesday evening.
Messrs. G. w. Haight and Frank
Kerr were at Marietta on Friday.
The people Of the Baptist church con
template making some much needed
repairs on their church in the near
future.
Mr.. Bodine, of Lebanon. was the
guest of John Smith on Wednesdav
George Lang returned from Bridge.
port on Monday evening. where ne haf
been called by the serious illness Of
his sister, Mrs. Harvey Beck. She IS
still living at this writing, but no
chance for recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Thompson o.
Williamstown, were business callers
here Wednesday.
Mr. Jardine and wife and Mrs. Louisa
Ferguson went to Marietta on Wednes-
day.
Frank Chapman has moved into the
Cross house on Greenwood Terrace.
Phil BLY, will move his family into the
one vacated by him.
The Misses Jose and Gussie Riegs.
OF st. Marys, were the guests of Mrs.
John Snodgrass on Sunday.
Donald Curran is getting along nice
ly For some time there has been a
lump, which the doctors pronounced a
blood tumor. forming on his head
Last week DIR. Cunningham. OF Ma
rietta. assisted by Drs. Warren and
Gale, operated on it.
II. II. Lauck will make his home in
Newport in the near future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., September 2l.-Dr.
T. w. McKelvey and ]. E. Bare we e
Woodsfeld visitors Saturday.
Misses Lizzie Gundling and Theresa
Beuter. Of Wheeling, are the guests of
Miss Alice Rist.
Miss Ida Noll was at New Martins
vile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. O'Neill and daugh-
ter are at Marietta. o. the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. O'Neill.
J. +. Neuensehwander was at Can
ton Thursday to witness the funeral OF
the late President.
Mrs. Chas. O'NeiIl. of Sardis, was the
guest of relatives in town Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cline spent several days
at Buckhll Bottom with her sister,
Mrs. Dietrich.
Mrs. Henry Neuenschwander and
two children and Miss Mabel Neuen-
schwander spent Sunday at Pine Grove,
w Va
Mrs. Sam Lenkard and daughter re-
turned to their home at Wheeling Sun
day after an extended visit here with
relatives.
Can't. Chas. Muhleman was at Car
ington several days ON business con-
nected with the bank at that place, OF
which he is President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Day and son We're
guests of friends at st. Marys We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Daisy Noll attended the Ex-
position several days.
Prof. R. C. Franz. of Rome, o., ar
rived Saturday evening to again take
charge of our schools which will open
Monday morning.
Rev. Bean. of Cincinnati, o., preach
cd in the German NJ. L. church Sunday
evening
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M'MECHEN.

w c. Clayton. CONDUCTOR on the NJ,
B. d W. has returned from from At
lantic City, New York and other east
crn points.
William MARBLE and wife have re-
turned from visiting friends at Za0es-
Vile
Abraham Schultice is visiting friends
in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Harry Patterson is visiting her
sister in Missouri.
Memorial services will be held in the
NJ. f. church this morning. and at 40
Rcv. Englo will preach to the members
Of the .Tr O. L. A. N.
Joseph Kettiwell of Glencoe, o., is
the guest Of relatives here.
4 lamp upsetting started what
might have been serious blaze in the
elevator shaft in tire McMechen depart
ment store last evening. but FORUM
ately it was extinguished before any
considerable damage was done.
The Doyles will 90 70 Belaire this
afternoon to play the Billy George
team.
r. A. Sheriden of the Sheriden-Ilirk
Company. is at Cincinnati OH business
Mrs - F. Hood and children are vs.
iting relatives at Limestone.
navid Lutes WIS one of the No
Mechen peonle who won't 10 Canton
THURSDAY. When he started home he
go, on tho wrong train and wAs car
riod to Toledo and did not arrive home
unt'l Yesterday morning
Ohio Valley Lodge. p y T.. win give
? picnic and sumner in Warmers Grove
next Monday afternoon and evening.
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RAVENSWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD, W. Va, September
2f.-Mrs. Tarr, of Charleston, Is the
guest of her step-daughter, Mrs. Z. l..
Brown. $685..
Interesting memorial services for the
dead President were held in the NJ. e.
church. South Rev. c. E. Leatherly,
Mr.. s. J. Newell and l. NJ. Adams were
the speakers.
Mcintosh. Mrs. f. W.. Brown. Rev.
Leatherly and Miss Sarah Emrick at
tended temperance meeting in Ripley
TUESDAY.
Mcintosh were guests OF Mrs. w. Z.
Stats. of Skull Run yesterday
The public school opened Monday
under Prof. Charles Ebers with an en-
listment of $40 pupils, and more have
been entering each day since
Prof. Ebers came Wednesday Of last
weel, and his wife arrived Saturday.
They have rooms in f. c. Smith 5
house and are boarding with Mrs. sam
uel Leppert
Mrs. S. ]. Newell leaves Monday for
Pomeroy to take UP her fall millinery
trade.
Harry Warner and bride arrived yes
terday from Pittsburg to visit the for
mers parents.
Miss Ada Smith left last week for
Lynchbure. Va. to resume her college
course in Randolph-Macon College
Mrs. A. e. Taylor. who has been Wis
itiug her daughter. Mrs. w. G. Wat.>
left this morning for Spencer, where
she will make her home with Mrs. e.
II. Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Wright, of Will
kinsburg. Pa. are guests of their daugh-
ter. Mrs f. c. Smith.
Hon. A. G. Hughes left Saturday for
Morgantown where he will pursue his
law studies.
jerome Kendall. of Washington City
is here visiting his parents before go
ing TO Manila where he will be in the
employ of the government printing es-
tablishment.
W. l.. Rector. of Sherman, has plv-
chased the Geo. Leonard property on
Virginia street, and will move into it
soon.
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new board walk along the west side OF
North Marshall street was clearly evil
denced the first of the week, when
section gave way and is now hanging
on few rusty nails, threatening DIT
any moment TO topple over onto the
b. & o. tracks. The remainder of the
walk, while in use, is in very shaky
condition, and ii will only be matter
of a brief time until some one falls
through and the city will have to foot
the damages.
The National Telephone Company
has about completed the work of set
ting their poles in the central part of
town and will commence to string
wires. this week.
Alonzo Vance and Joseph Taylor
have returned home from the fishing
camp at Martins Landing, where they
spent several weeks.
The X-N-Tric Club will dance at the
Blue Ribbon hall tomorrow evening.
Prof. Delbrugge's class will dance at
the Blue Ribbon hall next Friday even
ing.
Inc Junior Epworth League, of the
First NJ +. Church, met FRIDAY anu
elected the following officers; Presi-
dent. Miss Lizzie Mahood; Vice Presl-
dent, Miss A. Williams; Secretary, M IS
Florence Davis; Treasurer, Miss MIN
ME Bell.
Charles Miner has returned home
from a fishing camp down the river.
Fred Gatho. James Wolf and Conn
Gilman Schramm have returned honS
from a fishing trip on Fish creek.
Yesterday morning Officer AtWell
Yost shot a dog belonging to man
bv the name of Cunningham, residing
on South Marshall street. The animal
had been seen with another dog -
had gone mad, and it was thought pest
to shoot it.
This afternoon. at their lodge rooms,
the knights of ST. John will hold an
important meeting.
MSS Lillian Gerharty has returned
home after a visit with relatives in
Lena county, Ind.
Mrs. Lula Smith, of Mingo. has re-
turned home after visit with Nc
street relatives.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
DR.. Barlow returned lone Yesterday
from a few days visit at Mt Lake
Park
Elias Warner and wife. of Sisters
Vile. are the guests of his brot'
John Warner, of Main street.
Miss Emma Simpson, of Main street,
will be the guest of Beallsville friends
the coming week.
w. T. Green has returned to his
home here after visit with Cleveland
friends.
Miss Mary Pelley left yesterday for
oherrard, where she is the guest of
relatives
Elmer McKitrick and family have
returned to their home in this city
after a visit with st. Mary's relatives.
George Geadlerm has returned home
after a visit with Marietta relatives.
The Riverside men met in regular
session last evening at Bischoff's hall.
The money contributed to the strike
fund, some s216, by the employees of the
VIII ceiling Steel & Iron works, was not
needed by the Amalgamated Associa
ton and was refunded to the men yes
terdaV
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NOTICE..

The undersigned Will entertain PROPOSE
lions for the leasing of their present
premises. Nos. 1870 and 1927 Market street,
for term of years.
Propositions covering the payment OF all
taxes and keeping the Improvements in
order will receive the most favorable
consideration.
The property Is known to be the most
eligible in the city for retail purposes
The company expects TO occupy ITS heN
premises the Opera House building, cor
ner Market and Fourteenth streets, WIN
all it's plants about October l, 1907.
Address all correspondence 10
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
au29eSdh Charles II. Taney, Sec