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Evening journal., 1901-04-16
Chambers -MeYaugh Nuptials

In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
b. Chambers, in Avondale, tomorrow
evening Miss Ethel Chambers, their
daughter will be married to Harry Nc
Waugh, Of HOckessin. Only the mem
bers of the families will be present.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
VIII Wed This Evening

George NJ Fisher. councilman from
the Sixth ward. and Miss Ella M.
Pierce will be married this evening by
the Rev J. w. Easley. They viii re-
side at No 722 King street.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
Cadets to Dance

Cadets Of the Wilmington Military
Academy will give a dance in Wyckoff
Hall on Friday evening. On May "a,
Military Day win be observed.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
CROSBY
& HILL.
COS, GOT and 500 Market ST.

At a price that has the
right ring Of cheapness we
will sell on Wednesday a lot
of Surah and Dimity Silks.
Certainly they are fine quality;
all that is against them; have
been slightly put out Of their
folds in the carriage; you
won't mind that. as it effects
only about the first yard of the
outside.
300 yards 75c. Surah for
SOC. yard.
8 shades Of all-wool Nene-
tians for tailor-made suits at
SOC. a yard.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16

of keeping account Of the letter car
riers' time no question will be made
as to liability for overtime sertYe.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
MuSIinS

"a yd. wide unbleached
muslin for Wednesday 16c. a
yard.
21s yard wide unbleached
muslin for Wednesday 18c.
yard.
1000 yds. fine dress ging-
hams, sure price is Sc. yard,
lfor "Wednesday &c. a vd.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
Ribbon YeIvetS
Trimmings

Special attention is called
to our small ware counter, do
you ever think a penny saved
is penny made; you can save
many a penny by buying at
our small ware counter.
Standard Patterns.
Standard Designers.
Sewing Machines.
A Sewing Machine that
will give satisfaction and at
the price of others.
See our millinery and boots
and shoes.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
Dress Innings

Have you ever been disap-
pointed in not getting Innings
to suit you, if SO, it would be
strange news to us, as that
stock is as complete as any
lining stock can be.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
Special

A 80 in. all wool black
cheviot suiting, 75c. quality
for 5Sc, yd. for Wednesday
only.
Evening journal., 1901-04-16
AN OPEN LETTER TO WOMEN.

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When medicine has been successful in rest
more than q million women, you cannot wei
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don't hesitate to get bottle of Lydia L. Pinl1h;
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sDeciaI adVice-it is free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., August 24.-Capt
Charles Muhleman, sister Miss Minnie.
and Mrs. Lucy Dye left Tuesday morn
ing for the Buffalo Exposition.
J. A. Fraley was business visitor at
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David fisher and
daughter Mrs Lloyd Taught, left
Thursday for Washington, D. O., where
and Mrs. A. B. Moore.
Mrs. s. r. Lenkard and daughter,
Miss Maude. Of Wheeling. are the
guests of Miss Rena Noll.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Noll and daugh-
ter. of Marietta, are visiting relatives
at this place.
Born Thur>dax 70 Mr.. and Mrs. e. P.
Anshutz. Of Buckhill Bottom, O., a son.
Mrs. Sam Braunlich, Mrs. J. r. Neu-
enschwander and daughter and Misses
Alma and Clara Neuenschwander were
at New Martinsville Thursday evening,
the guests of Mrs Lou Sweeney.
Sam Lcnkard returned to his home
at Wheeling Thursday after a visit OF
ten DAYS with relatives In town.
A. L. Voegtly and Ed. Austin. of
Pittsburg, spent the past week with the
formers mother, Mrs Sue Voegtly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lloyd and
daughter, of Fairmont, w. Va, were
the guests for several days of Mrs.
Sarah Lenkard and family.
George Braunlieh returned to Mariet-
Ia Thursday morning after a short va
cation here with relatives.
The usual number from town attend
ed the fair at New Martinsville the past
week.
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CLARINGTON.


CLkK1EGTON, O., August 24.-Miss
Lille Rea delightfully."- entertained a
number of her young friends at the
home Of her parents at "Rea's Roost."
The MoundsyiIle base bali club CROSS
ed bats With the Darlington team Satur-
day afternoon.
& +. Rose, general committee, with
delegates &. L. Topp, Frank Tyler, J..
Z. Morrill,. Gift Lltman, C. +. Steen-
rod and w. a. Sturgeon, Esq, attended
the Republican county convention at
Woodsdeld, O.. Saturday.
Col Sam Tschappat was at the coun-
ty scat Saturday on business.
Mr. Fred Kampfer has returned from
q two weeks vacation with friends at
Ravensw o0d.
Mr.. Frank Tyler, clerk IN the census
bureau at Washington, ID. c.. with his
family, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Paul Heimbrod and Miss Caro-
Ina Heimbrod left Monday for a ten
days stay at the Buffalo Exposition.
Misses Edith and Helen Courtrite, Of
Wheeling. are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Booths.
Misses Joe Muhleman. Emma Mallory
with friends in the country.
Miss Edna Cose was the guest of
friends at Martins Ferry last week.
Mrs. Paul Phillips, OF Warsaw, Ills,
returned home Monday.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Duck" Roem-
er, Wednesday, a daughter.
s. F. Rose drove out OF town Friday
evening N two horse rig bound for
SWZar with "a cake of ice and "a large
watermelon.
Wesley Frendiger returned Friday
from the Belmont County Teachers Ex-
animation.
Town Council ordered and posted no.
tices on the public wen on Main street
10 water no stock under penalty Of the
law"
Messrs. Charles Yost, ]. X. Ha5er-
uruhl and Harry yosnson attended a
social fair hop" at New Mertiusville
Thursday night.
Allie Rutter and family, Ernest Rut-
ter, Mrs. Everett Poian and son. Thad
Troy. Clark Watson. J. W Zeslger, L.
McUoogal, Enoch, Jacob and C. p.
Yost Ed. Swis and Misses Isla SAT-.
ford. Essie and Lei lie Baron were
among the visitors to yhe New Martins
Vile fair.
Rev. Austin Wilson and Son Ben are
at the county seat examtnEing the REQ
ords and writing up abstracts Of tltie
for the ooal land options in this vicin-
ity.
Master r. p. Carr, who has been Wis
itins In the country the past weeA4 re-
turned to town Friday.
Miss IONA Pankhauyer returned 60
Wheeling Tuesday. after few weeks
visit with her parents near town.
Mr.. Jake Rathburn's family and
houseboidgoodsa rrfVed Snis wee1
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eer was elected TO serve ono year. E.
b. EnoCh being the one chosen. Wash
ington now has eight police officers
and Eve constables.
Or. John Inghs, OF Claysville, was
ku ssz.ess visitor IN Washington on Tues
day.
The Sunday schools Of the Cumber
!aad Presbyterian and Methodist Pro
testsat churches Joined together and
hold a picnic at Boyces station on
THURSDAY. There was very large
crowd present and WAS decided sue
cAES.
The Washington Presrytery VIII hold
It's lax meeung at the Upper Ten Mile
Presbyterian church. Prosperity, on
beptenber 3D. at. p. M
Rev. 3. II. Doyle, D, D. Of P4Iiladel-
pA<a. Was the guest OF his mother hers
during the week
William Waugh, one. of the best
known printers IN this section OF the
eoustry, died att tho residence OF his
son. at indianapolis, Monday evening,
while on Walt to that city. MI. Waugh
was about 90 years Of age, having
worked at the case nearly 80 years.
During the best days bs was considered
one OF the fastest compositors IN the
country. OF late years he has held
cases on the Observer. Of tAis place.
and had expected 70 return TO Wash
iRz1on this NORTH and resume his work.
he was a genial, kind hearted man, and
was he'd In hEh esteem IN all who
knew him, especially 20 by his fellow
craftsmen. Peace 70 BIS ashes
TQr--+t -
PitSBuTg, is the guest Of her friends Ii
town.
Mrs. seqruel Stillweil, Of Beliaire. o..
is the guest OF friends IL Washington.
Elizabeth Anspoker, an eight-yeas>
ord daughter Of Attorney Amspoker.
dsed on Thursday morning from an at
tack Of diphtherjes This IL the eecond
death IN the family from this dread
diseZsa
Il K Hamoiy. Of t1re IrYfe theatre,
mas returned home from q business trip
70 Now York CITY.
Il G. Sadd. travelling passenger agent
Of the G.. & q O. railroad. WITH head
quarters at P!ttsburg. was in tosRn on
Thursday.
4. G. Marsh and family have returned
from a visit with friends at Braddock
Cad N. Barr len on Friday for Cam
bridge Springs and Buffalo. n. z.
Mss Mary Mounts, Of West Chestnut
street, is visiting frtsoda at Taylors-
torn.
Mrs Robert Steinen spen. Sunday
with friends at Bridgeport, o.
Hon Bit Hart. East Maiden street.
started Thursday evening fr Phtladel-
phia on a bus ness trip.
Mrs Charles Redmond, OF Highland
avenue, has returned from the Pan
Al eriean exposition.
County Commissioner Tom P. Sloan
aud wife ere % EAe sssshxs sos \ fey
days.
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RAVENSWOoD.

RAVENSWOOD, w. Va. August "a
Judge Miller, E. H. NOVEL;, ]. v. Arm
strong and J. w. Hall left last Wednes-
day for Webster Springs.
Mr.. Fred Brown and sister Mabel,
of Sandyville. are visiting Webster
Springs.
Mrs. w. L. Reid and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Reids parents
in New York State, arrived home yes
terday.
Most Of the young people from town
were in attendance at the Evans fair
yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, of Columbus,
O., is here visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
j. Newell.
Misses Nellie and Martha Van Matre,
of Washington City, are here visiting
their uncle, c. E. Crum.
Miss Parker, who sold her art store
to Misses Laura Morgan and Mollie
Stats, left Monday for her home in
West Liberty with her sister, Mrs. w.
L. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. r. 7. Wetzel, Mrs. N. G. Prick
cit. Mrs. C. Mckinley and Miss Mollie
Warner spent day in Parkersburg last
week.
hiTS. r. Il. mcintosh leIJ MONDAY LOT
Buffalo. N. Y, to receive electric treat
mentA for few weeks in DR.. Pierce's
hospital Her little daughter Dorothy
accompanied her.
Mrs. f. o. Bond, of Pomeroy. is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. George Park and
Mrs. John Watts. Her four children
are with her.
Mrs. Congrove, OF Reidsville, o.. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Elias
Lathem-
Miss Made McGlothlin has been Wis
iting Ripley friends for a week.
Mrs. w. G. Bailey and children, OF
Columbus, O., are here visiting the for
mer's parents.
Mrs. c. L. Brown left last Saturday
for LANCASTER, o.. to visit Mrs. Gay
Smith Beury.
Miss Lena Williamson, of Muses. Bot
tom. is the guest of Miss Mabel Mckay.
Mrs. s. J. Newell gave very pleas
ant afternoon reception yesterday in
honor of her sister. Mrs. Jacobs.
Miss Daisy Stats Is visiting her
aunt in Willow Grove.
Mr.. John Houston, of Beatty's Run,
who died suddenly last Sunday, was
buried from the Baptist church Tues
day. He left a wife and five grown
children, all Of whom were here to at
tend the funeral. Mrs. r. W. Kelly and
brother, Harry Houston. OF Parkers-
burg. were also here to attend the
funeral
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l and Anna Parrtott.

Don and Anna Parrtotf-
Mrs. Harry Zimmerman, Of this place
and her sister, Mrs. Taco, Of collars
vile, Pa, spent few days at Deer
Park, Md. They were accompanied
home by little Miss ocie Deane. of Fair
mont, who remains their guest.
Mrs. X. B. Ward, son La Marque AND
Miss Tecla johnson, who have been at
Alliance. O., and other points, came
| home Wednesday.
Miss Lutte Kincaid is spending time
with friends in Wheeling.
Messrs. Ingle Malone and Harry
Berkeley, employees of the B. & O., Will
! leave in few days for California, to be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Van Parriott spent Thursday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Potts,
OF Moundsville.
| Geo. Harkins, Sr., and family arrived
hero from Bigbee Friday, where they
bave .been spending some time. and
| took the afternoon train for their home
in Wheeling.
G. II. Parriott is In Moundsvills on
| business.
DIN Hickok. the nverymsn. ~ build
ing an extensive barn on the Crawford
1 SIOuIQ HUI III W HI Afubo bibShobuhNb
shop.
The Oil sWell Supply Company have
| improved the appearance of their store
room by giving 1t coat OF paint and
| putting UP new awning.
w. j. Booher has purchased Of @. W
! Hill the site on the east side Of Main
| street, near the B. & o. Y He will I'm
mediate begin the erection OF a three
story brick building on the same.
| T, r. Hite will erect fine residence
on his lot on the south side of High
street.
| A we'll on the John Bruin farm In tn,
| Cameron field, and one on the JOSEPH
! Utter farm in the German settlement
three miles southwest of the Cameron
development, drilled by the Soutf
Rsnn( came~in Thursday. Both we'll
present showings for good producers.
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Pa. where<ney win spend . short time
with Mrs. McNeeiey.s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott.
Halle Watson ana 0rsfton Stidger
are recreating at Atlantic City.
A. c. Hughes arrived "Wednesday
night from Buffalo. He was favorably
impressed with the exposition
G. T. Benedum, OF Sistersvffles was
a business caller IN town on Thurs
day.
William Over was q business visitor
in Pittsburg this week.
Miss Jessfca Parry, OF Waynes-
burg. returned here this week from MI.
Lake Park, and went to her country
home at Higbee, Pa.
Foster Parriott was III several days
this week. he was unable to attend
IN his duties in the Office OF ID. e
Harkins.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Fitzgerald is seriously III OF
cholera infantum-
Ralph Hite is recovering from an
illness of several days. which threat
ened typhoid fever.
The Wetner well In the Aleppo 'nelo
that was drilled by the Wheeling nat
ural gas company. cane in this week
a light gasser.
Excavations are being made for sev-
eral new houses in the Crawford 40.
dftion. one of which is for George FL
bert and one for r. Robinson
The foundation is being laid for the
new residence OF Frank Wilhelm on
West High street.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLrhTSTOWN, W. Va, August
24-Rev. T. G. Field of Elyria. o.,
preached IN the Baptist church Thurs
day evening.
Misses Ella and Georgia Rider are
visiting Rev. and Mrs Z. W. Reynolds,
OF Jonesburg. Mo.
G. Z. Berry has returned to Pitts
burg, Pa, after a visit OF several days
With relatives IN town.
II. w. Plumly is at Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Hender-
son We're members of house party
entertained by the Misses Grier this
week at their homo near Vienna. w.
Va
Rev. W. C. D. Bond and wife, OF
Moundsvil1e, and their daughter. Mrs.
e. Wells, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ w MetcaK.
Whkten Stewart has purchased the
Bartlett properly op Railroad street.
Mrs. G. R. Ahrendts is home from a
visit at GAINESVILLE, 0.
Miss Berthe Henderson entertained
With a luncheon Tuesday evening. Her
guests were Mesdames G. A. Hoover
Emmett Sutton, w. G. Bailey, o. N.
Metcalf and J. A. Lenkard.
The Misses Hulderman and Hattie
Bailey, OF Harrisville, W. Va, are
guests of Mrs. Chas. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Bowling. Miss
Bessie bowling. OF Caywood,, o., with a
party OF Marietta friends, left Tuesday
for point near GAINESVILLE, O.. where
they Will camp for two weeks.
Rev. Harris b. Thomas, OF Wellsburg,
W Va, is guest at the Beeson home
Mrs. Sara NJ. Berry moved to Park
ersburg this week. She, with her
daughters, Misses Blaine and Bess. will
be greatly missed. They have long
been residents Of our little town.
Miss G4enna Duiin entertained num-
Der OF her young friends on Friday eve
ming
Cont J. W. Morrison, of Wayne, Pa,
spent this week with his son James, at
the hotel Dyer.
M. and Mrs. Geo. W. Eunter are do
ing the American Exposition.
c. E. Bailey spent Sunday with his
Family, who are Visiting relatives IN
town.
Mrs. Ada Bee, of Parkersburg, spert
the week with relatives
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ST. MARY's

ST. MARYS, W. Va, August n
Misses Cutler and PomeroY, of the sAc.
ond ward millinery store, have Eona n
the Pan-American for q weeks yaoa,
ton. Miss Julia Davis Is ATTENDING >,
their establishment In their absence
Miss Myrtle Barr was spending a fer
days al her home In New MartinsyillA
this week.
Mss Margret Kane spent Sunday sna
Monday with her parents Ia Belpre q
VIM. Casey was one Of ST. Maryis dsi.
egates 10 the New Martinsvills fair en-
Wednesday.
The fishing camp at Eureka va,
abandoned on Monday, and the party
| returned home refreshed and pleased
| with their two weeks '.roughing It,"
H. Z. Flesher, principal OF the Ker-
ser school, was here on Monday on his
way to his old home at Hebron.
Attorney w. d. Allen, OF Parkers.
burg, was here Monday on legal bust.
ness.
Mrs. Fannie HalAm. of Athena, Kan
sas, was here Monday. visiting Mis-,
Mamie Hall.
Jhe secopd teachers examination for
| county certificates will be he'd here o..
August 31st
Ross Slack took IN the FIR at New
Martinsrille on Wednesday.
Rev. A. T. Hess leaves for tho N. P,
conference on Tuesday.
Miss Maggie hester. Of Reno, O., wax
here this week visiting friends
Frank NeTaggart, Of Eureka. was IN
town Thursday. He has been engaged
in the lumber business In Ohio for tho
last two years.
Misses Edith Gallaher, Laura Steal.y
and Margerie Pemberton were visitors
at New Martinsville this week.
A surprise party wis given 70 Miss
Myrtle Suck at her home On First
street Monday evening, IL being her
birthday.
Mrs. Margaret Gauaher died at noon
| on Thursday at her home on Gravel
Hill, after a sickness OF about two
weeks. She was IN the 61st year OF her
age.
Mrs. Tim PenweIl entertained Tia
ladies OF Grace OuldAt her home We'd
nexday afternoon.
Rev. Geo A. Shaw, OF tho Episcopal
church. 10 at the Reynolds Memorial
hospital at Glendale. undergoing SUE
| gicaf treatment.
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CAMERON.

CAMERON. w. Va, Aug. 24.-Rob-
ert Burt, of Warrington, has accepted
a position with the Oil Wen Supply
Company
Siias Inghram, OF Day Ridge, is the
new dairyrnan In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Francis were here
Thursday en- route to their home at
Graysvllle. Pa, after having attended
the funeral OF their nephew, Harold
Francis, al Moundsvtlle.
Miss Dora Wilson has returned from
visit TO her parents at McCracken,
Pm. =
Mis- Ethel Nuss is spending a few
days With relatives near Ldttletop.
Miss BERTHE Watson is at homo a.ter
an extended visit to friends in Greene
county, Pa.
Mrs. G. B. McNeely and daughter
Miss Claudia, of Warrington, arrived
there Wednesday and went to Rurtan,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Pa, august . 1.-THE
new parochial school which has Just
been completed, Will open on Monday.
September "a There Will probably be
about 200 pupils IN attendance at this
school. Eight Sisters OF Mercy. who
will have charge, arrived here Wednes~
day from Piftsburg THIS IL the fist
school OF this kind tirst has ever been
In Washington, The new school build
Ing is a handsome one, having cost
about $30,00o
NIP" Davis. charged With rU1'btng
an Italian at this place last sQTing
plead guilty to the charge on Wednes-
day, and was sentenced to fUur years IN
the penitentiary by Judge Taylor.
Several persons from th!. place at
tended the Republican Stats convsn-
ton at Harrisburg this week.
The safe in the postofice at Finiey~
Vile, this county, was blown open by
Dobbers on IThursday night, and 500
In money taken. No clue TO the gritty
parties.
VIII Grzyson, a Steroerville O., Is
the guest of friends In Washington.
Miss Alice Boyd, of this place, was
called to Bethany. W Va, this week
by the serious Illness Of her sister, Miss
Jennie, who has an attack Of typhoid
fever
Mrs. CLARK r. Bartlett etartea on
Thursday for visit with friends in
Iowa
Congressman z F. Ache.un has an
bounced that he VIII egain be 8 candH
date for Congress. nOtw!thstandfng that
bis district was changed by the resent
legislature.
Miss Cora Leonard. Of Tayi0rst0Tn,
was Washington visitor fb's week.
The schools of Washington will open
On Monday, September 9th
The trustees OF w. 6 J. college have
let the contract for a handsome grand
stand 20 be erected ct College park. Il
viii be finished In time Tor tho cyS-nigg
!, foot ball season
! Margaret Sheppard knUwu - the
yellow Wasp" was lodged n ial
"Wednesday for thirty day. on chsrgo
Of disorderly conduct,
The Van Dyke G Estou theatrical
company viii be ths attraction ct che
Lyric next weeA
VIII Deuge, of Pa1fersNura. ". Va.
Is visiting his old home st THE place.
Bora Roberta, u South Main s4rpes.
leYt to-day for Fort Th0m1A Nv.
where be VIII enlist IN company A.
Second regiment .. S. infantfy. Rob
3rts mas only been nome frona Mania =
few weeks. where be served tygo years
In thsarmy.
Mrs. Rachel Dickepros leff SoF ter
homo al Columbus, @, on TAu-Sday.
after Several Sypets' risft Nth vya.L
ingtun friends
At q meeting Of the town council on
MoaaBl O&sla aI-Gtdssfozal 4poges Old
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NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, O.. August 24-Mrs.
Louis Young, of Titusville, Pa, Is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Watson Dana.
Mrs. Thos. Ferguson and Mrs. J. B.
Greene attended the Baptist Associa-
ton at Marietta on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. Will Nesbitt of Pittsburg, Is the
guest of George Greene.
Frank Morgan has purchased the
Eddy property and is moving his family
this week.
Miss Carrie Kerr left Tuesday for an
extepded visit with friends in New
York.
DIR. McCloskey and Joe Asborne spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Greenwood and
daughter Mary left Friday for Buffalo,
N. Y.
John Gillespie, of Sistersville, is Wis
iting Mrs. John Smith this week
Mr.. Wetzel met with n serious acct
dent while working on well last week,
his leg being broken in two places.
Mr.. Joe Harris left for Pittsburg after
a pleasant visit with his brother J. r
Harris.
Mr.. John I-heis. Of Pittshurg. spent a
few days OF this week with r. II. Kerr.
Mr.. and MIS-. M. Greenwood and
daughter Miss N1liett, wero zt Mari
eta Tuesday.
Miss Batstrohm, of Chicago, has re-
turned home after a visit with Mrs. r.
j. MeckIing.
Mrs. John billy and family have re-
turned to their home in Sistsrsvf1le. af-
ter a visit with Mrs. F. J.Kerr,
Miss Marie Adkins, Of Granville Col
lege, was the guest Of Mrs. Alvini Ad-
kins last week.
Mrs. John Smith returned home after
q visit with relatives In Sistersville.
Mr.. VIII Cooke andifmmify and. Mrs