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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-11
SARDIS.

SARDlS, O., August 10-Mr. and Mrs.
II. W. Gauding and children. of Mar
tins Ferry, O., and Miss Emma Libber.
OF Atlanta, Ind, are visiting relatives
in town.
George Thompson. clerk of the
steamer Bedford. is at home on account
OF the boat being laid up for low water.
Mrs. Samuel Hall and children and
Miss Ada Engerman, of Allegheny. are
the guests of relatives and friends in
town.
Mr.. William Pumphrey, of Wheel
Ing, is the guest of relatives and friends
in town.
Mrs. Todd Thompson and Mrs Philip
Cunningham were the guests of Mrs.
William Knapp at Sistersviile a couple
of days this week.
Mrs. Rothlan was a business caller
in town.
Quite number will attend the picnic
to-day at Mares run.
Emmett Waters was business caller
at Sistersville one day this week
The Epworth LEAGUE gave festival
on Friday evening on the lawn in front
OF the residence of c. K Iaus and III.
c. Thompson. About thirty dollars
was cleared
H. q. Thompson made business trip
to Sistersville and New Martinsville
last week.
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ing about sixty dollars were realized
The proceeds were for the benefit of the
IL. P. church.
Rev. A. A. Kelly and family are Wis
iting relatives in Jackson county. They
expect to be absent about three months.
The many friends of Mrs. Arthur
Cokcly. were deeply panied to learn of
her death, which occurred at Friendly
on Wednesday, She was the sister of
Attorney Clyde B. Johnson OF this
place. and was a highly talented lady.
Mrs. Margaret Gallaher, of Gravel Hill
has been very Ill for several days.
The county court is now talking SER
iously of new court house. They pro-
pose plan Of issuing county bonds in
denominations OF fifty dollars and
multiplies thereof, to the amount of
forty or fifty thousand dollars. 1t is
expected that by this plan there will be
no difficulty in raising the money. as
many persons of limited means would
be glad to invest in small amounts. The
bonds ares to draw 6 per cent interest
from date of endorsement by the sheriff.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Dennis
Lucas, living on the corner of Dewey
avenue and Cherry street, stepped out
for pail Of water. She had laid her
youngest child. an infant, on the floor
by the window and drawn the lace cur
tain over it to keep the flies off, and
then charged her oldest boy, about four
years Of age,.fo watch it while she was
gone. But the boy got box Of
matches and set fire to the curtain, the
flames blazing up to the ceiling
Neighbors rushed in and succeeded in
putting out the fire. The boy was
not hurt. but the baby was so badly
burned that it died last night
The st. Marys' Club went to Mar
ietta yesterday and brought home the
second defeat in two years. The score
was 10 to 7 in favor of Marietta. To-
day they play the Claringtons on the
home grounds.
Mr.. Aaron Ruckman, of Eureka,
was in the city to-day. He says they
have freak calves over in his neigh
borhood- One of his cows gave birth
to calf that was totally blind; an
other calf had only one eye and no
tail; and still another calf was born
that was perfect except that it was
| tailless.
T. N. Boss, Of Belmont, was in
| town to-day.
WalkeraCole- Is building an addi-
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ST. MARYS.

ST. MARY'S, W. Va, August 10
Henry Hubbs of Belmont, agent of the
County Infrmary, was in town Wednes-
day.
Edmund Holdren and daughter, Miss
Minnie, Of Grape Island, were shopping
in town on Wednesday.
A. 7. Smith, proprietor of the Big A
Touring mill at Friendly, was here
Tuesday on business.
Rev o. e. Thorne and Frederick
Dean left for Spencer, Roane county.
on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Doan. who
is one of our most accomplished and
talented musicians, gave musicale at
that place Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Strickling left on
Monday morning for two weeks Wis
1t at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Elizabeth Gallaher. of Marietta,
who had been visiting relatives here,
returned to her home on Monday.
Hon. Newton OgdIns and wife are Wis
iting Atlantic City and other points
along the coast.
Mrs. W. p. Kingsbury will entertain
the ladies of Grace Guild at her home
on First street next Wednesday after
noon.
Posters are out ANNOUNCING a clam
bake on August 18th, for the benefit OF
the Citizens Hose Co. The bake, which
will be the first of tie kid in this vi
cinity, will be in Reynolds grove on
Middle Island. about one mile from the
city. Everybody is invited to attend.
County Surveyor F. NJ. Triplett, OF
Willow, was in the city Tuesday, at
tending to some business before the
county court.
The children Of the Episcopal Sunday
school are now in training for a musi-
cal entertainment to be given soon fol
the benefit Of the church
Attorney Basil 4. Bowers. OF New
Martinsyille, was here Wednesday OF
legal business.
John Cochran, of Eureka, was among
Wednesdays visitors to the city.
r. A.zGallaher and S. A Gallahel
went to Bellaire on Thursday to attend
the funeral of their cousin, James AL
exander
Mrs Mary Watts and her two daugh
tiers. of Covington, KY, are visiting re
latives here.
Atathe supper given by the Christian
Gndeayor Society, on "Wednesday even
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tional story to his house on the cor
ner Of Third and Washington streets.
Mrs. D. w. Reynolds came up from
Boaz this week on a visit to the city.
w. A. Smith has returned after
two weeks visit at his home.
The picnic of the Episcopal Sun
day school and the ladies of Grace
Guild at Spring Run, on Thursday was
a success in every particular.
Joe Steen and Charley Penwell, two
small boys aged about seven years.
undertook to light the gas under a
boiler and pump an oil well Wednes-
day. The gas was a little slow in
catching, and when it did get the fire
it came out with quite an explosion.
The Steen boy was badly burned, and
is yet confined to the house on ac-
count Of it, but the Penwell bow es-
capped with only a slight burn on one
hand.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., August 10.-Miss Min
ME Muhleman entertained party of rela-
tives on Wednesday evening in honor Of
the birthday anniversary of her brother
Captain Charles Muhleman.
Rev. C. NJ. Kirk and wife left Wednes-
day for Bethesda, Ohio.
Mrs. Lucy Dye and Miss Mary Cline
spent several days at Buckhill Bottom
with their sister, Mrs. Dietrich.
Miss Louie Muhleman returned home
Thursday from Wheeling, where she spent
week with Rev. Frtsche and family.
She was accompanied home by her cousin
Louis Frtsche, of Cincinnati.
j. r. Dunlap, of Marietta, o., spent
several days in town with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald. of Wheeling
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Neuenschwander over Sunday.
Miss Zeta Bare. of Chaleroi, Pa, ar
rived Wednesday and is the guest of her
cousins, Misses Sara and Mary Bare.
Miss Sadie Taught returned to her
home at Proctor. after short visit in
town with friends.
The New Martinsville brass band was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvon Bare
at their home on last Saturday evening.
Mrs Eisanbarth, of New Martinsville,
spent Sunday in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. fisher.
Robert Noll. who is attending school in
Cincinnati, visited his parents the past
week.
The picnic given by the M. f. Sunday
schools in Fraley's Grove on last Satur-
day was we'll attended by the people from
this place.
Prof. J. M Skinner. of New Martinsville,
was the guest of his mother Wednesday.
Misses Elsie Voegtly and Jessie Braun
Itch spent Thursday with friends at New
Martinsville.
Mrs Emil Rist and children and Miss
Alice Rist were guests of Mrs. Sandy
Gardner at Witten's, Ohio. Sunday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Sam fisher, of Mounds
vile, are visiting his mother. Mrs. Lou
fisher.
Miss Emma Braunlich left Friday to
visit friends in Marietta, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and two children.
of Pittsburg, are the guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrbaugh.
Miss IONA Muhleman@ was atArsw, Mar
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NEW MARTINSvILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va, Au-
gust 10.-The corner lot on Jefferson
and Main street, known as the MrMe-
chen property or burned corner, was
sold to the Masons. They will erect q
large Masonic temple there. 1t will be
an excellent building and will be Il
great improvement to our town. The
ground was recently purchased by Har-
ry McEldowney from Adolph Soland
for SIS, 900, and was sold to the Masons
for $500.
James Handron, who has been sick
for some time with infammatory rheu-
matism, left Friday morning for Mt.
Clemens, Mich, where he goes for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. Levi Shuman, of Wileyville,
was spending the last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Mont Francis, on the
South Side.
Miss Jennie Snodgrass, who has been
spending the last two weeks in Man
nington, returned home Saturday, &C
companied by her cousin, Miss Lillian
Martin, of Grafton.
Mrs. William Ankron and two sons,
Master Leslie and Zeadic, left yester-
day for visit with relatives in Bev-
erly, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct.,ey Barrick have
rented cottage at Moundsville camp
grounds and will live there while their
house is being repaired.
Miss Bessie Tarr delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her young friends
at her home at the Elk hotel Thursday
evening, in honor of her guests, the
4sii1ovs duncan, Va rloA,olaiu, a.
Mrs. Sep. Hall, of Maple avenue. was
the guest Of Mrs. Collins, of Mounds
vile, last week.
Mr.. Joe Hervey. returned from Pitts.
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RAVENsWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD, w. Va, August 10
MIR. Dana McGlothlin, reporter fol
the Parkersbug News, came home Fri
day of last week and has been unable
to return to his work on account Of i'll
ness. He had symptoms of typhoid
fever, but is now better.
AS result of the running away OF
Mrs. Carl Sturm's horse last Sunday, as
she and her mother were returning
home from church, Mrs. West died on
Tuesday morning. One of her limbs was
broken in two places and she sustained
severe internal injuries. Mrs. Sturm,
who had an arm broken and her Shout
der dislocated, is able to be up and 1t
is thought will soon recover from the
shock Of her fall. Mrs. West was bur
led yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Prof. Warren Wood returned Sunday
from a months vacation outing in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Edith Fitzhugh, Of Charleston,
Miss Jeanette woodward, of Spencer,
and Miss Julia Brown, of Sandyville,
have been the house guest OF Miss
Ada Smith for week.
Mrs. J. w. Wooaell, of Winston, Sal
EN-, S. c., and young son, are here Wis
iting the formers uncles, l. T. and y.
C. Prickett.
MRS Emma Stats is spending .
week with her sister, Mrs. ]. W. Viii
Hanson at Willow Grove.
Miss Ada Smith entertained some
forty of the young folks of town on Fri.
day evening of last week in honor OF
her house guests.
Miss Virginia Cork, of Charleston, Is
visiting Mary Moore.
Miss Helen Brown has returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives near
Wellsburg.
Mrs. o. E. Watts gave an afternoon
reception yesterday to some thirty Ia
dies. Mrs. Watts has lovely nome
for entertaining and is a charming
hostess.
Prof. McCowan's family expect to
move next week to their new home ~
West Liberty, where Mr.. MCGOWAN VIII
have charge of the Normal school.
Miss Eunice Proctor is spending
short vacation at home here, previous
to the opening of her school in Sisters
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vaught Armstrong
and young son are visiting relatives IN
Syracuse, ..
Mr.. Henry Custer, of Scott, and fam
ily who have been visiting here for
week, had the great misfortune to lose
their little daughter, Mary, YESTERDAY.
They were spending the day in Mill
wood and the child in playing jumped
off a bank. Though the distance was
slight. yet the Jump ruptured BLOOD
vessmel in her head Blood gushen
from her nostrils, mouth and ears, ana
in a few minutes life was extinct. the
funeral will be held from the Southern
Methodist church of this place this all
ernoon.
DIR. C. E. Haworth and son Vinton,
of Huntington, are here visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. A. T. Keener.
Mrs. w. G. Watts and daughters arc
spending a few weeks in Parkersburg.
A jolly hayride was given last night
by the young men of town in honor OF
Miss Ada Smiths visitors. The party
drove to Sandyville where they wers
entertained by Miss Mabel Brown.
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tinsviTle several days visiting Mr.. anu
Mrs. B. 3. Muhleman.
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE.

ST. cLAIRsvILLE. O.. August TO-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14
LONE ROCK.
Sheep and cattle are slIil being fed.

Sheep and cattle are sliil being fed.
There Is a case OF smallpox over at
Mallory's sawmill, about 10 miles east OF
Lone Rock.
Mr.. Ranes, accompanied by his wife,
went over TO Spray Monday, where he
has some earpentering to do.
The weather Is warm and pleasant
and the warm sunshine has taken most
Of the snow from the lowland. but the
hills are we'll covered yet.
Rev. Clark took Father Hornerbrook
10 Condor last Friday morning In time
TO take the Arlington stage for bis home
at Goldendale. Rev. Walker and wife
also went 10 their home at olex Friday.
Mrs. II. NJ. johnson returned last week
from few weeks visit with relatives at
spokane and wenatchee, and reports
having had q pleasant visit. but thinks
this country 10 far ahead OF anything she
saw In Washington.
A school teacher, whose name Is Pat.
terson. came over from Heppner the
fore part Of the week. and will teach
subscription school here for couple Of
months or more. School will begin next
Monday, with about 40 scholars.
The grade ont Of the valley towards
Condor has been almost impassable for
several weeks on account OF suowdriits.
No doubt but that good many people
who travel this thoroughisre wonder
why Lone Rock precinct don't have
road supervisor.
The revival meetings at the NJ. i.
church closed last Thursday. About
fifteen persons claimed conversion, while
the accessions to the NJ. +. church was
about fourteen, aud TO the Baptist church
something like half dozen were added,
and were baptised by Rev. Frodenburg
on Tuesday.
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Mrp. Rhndie Palmer Is on the sIck list.
Joe Trevett and Charlie Underwood
were In from Papersack Tuesday.
Abble Darling was victim Of la grippe
for iew days The first Of the week.
John schriyer was uudeE the weather
for few days the Grst Of the week.
Stamp Photos 10 cts. per dos. at the
Novelty Gallery for short time only.
q. ]. Cayen was In town Tuesday
from Pine creek with load Of bis flne
apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. white, who have
both been on the alex list at 7. H..
stephenson's for some time, we're able
10 return home Tuesday.
In the senatorial contest a, Salem tho
only change since last week was the
transfer Of McBride's strength 10 Judge
George II. williams. Of Portland.
On account Of continued and serious
illness In his family. which hasextended
over y period 81 about six months, Coun.
ty Superintendent Neal has been unable
10 visit the schools Of the county as he
intended. Since coming 20 Condor 10
reside cy6ry member Of Mr.. Neals iami.
ly has been seriously III aud IL has been
simply iInpossIble for him 10 leave home.
Nov that they are oil on the mend, how
ever. no expects 70 be able 10 take up
this branch Of his duties, which 10 no
doubt one Of The most important parts
OF the work.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14
II. N. FRAZER.
purely Business.

As will remain here buta short time,
Ihave reduced the price Of Stamp Photos
TO IS cents per dozen. Those wishing to
take advantages 81 this cut should call at
once. Temple.-NoveIty Gallery.
Fine shoes for ladies'. gentlemen and
children At p. II. stephenson's.
BArHs-H Hot and cold water. clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condor hotel.
Ladies' dress skirts, extra fine quality
and extra low prices, at p. II. Stephen
sons.
q. L. Neal, the well known anction-
eer, will give the strictest attention 10
all business entrusted to his care. n
you have property 10 sell consult him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14
Steamer Billings Sold.

The steamboat Frederick X. Billings,
which vas run on rock in the Coinm-
bia river below Arlington several months
ago, wss sold last Friday BY the United
States Marshal. The boat was bought
by Captain T.. w. Spencer for $4,000. 1T
Is thought that the affair Of the Paul
Mohr portage road company can now be
speedily wound up.
In connection with this matter it may
be Of interest 10 note that It is rumored
that a new company has been organized
at Spokane. having fcr its object the
acquisition Of the Paul Mohr company's
rights and the early completion of the
road. Their progress will be watched
with interest by the people Of this sec
os
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14

ia McMorris has ordered the phones
and switchboard for the Condor tele-
phone circuit. He expects to have the
plant In operation In about two months.
School Superintendent Neal is holding
teachers examination this week. He
is assisted by J. A. McMorrls and Mrs.
\. B.. Stevens Mr.. Carter, OF Mon
mouth, is the only applicant.
Martin Van Blaricon was in from
Ferry Canyon Monday. Van reports the
advent OF new son and heir ut his
home on the End Inst, which, he says,
weighed 1S pounds soon after seeing the
light. After weighing the boy they did
not weigh Van, but his weight was esti-
mated by the neighbors at little over
a ton.
Tom Portwood, the up.to.date saddle
builder, completed new saddle for ]
II. Downing last week which is three
feet, or less, from stem to stern, bu
which fits the rider to nicely. Mr.
Downing gave the new craft trial triI
Sunday morning, leaving town with Z
5Csfoot lariat, but whether he was look
ing for slickears or railroad grades depo
nent sayeth not.
L. r. Price and w. A. Darling are Al
work this week repairing the Armor,
hall building, which has been somewha
racked by heavy wind storms. Th
building has been Strengthened up ant
made ready for the new addition whicl
will be built on the north side OF th
present structure as soon as lumber ca
be secured. Mr.. Price has been awarde
the contract for the new building, whic
will be 24x40.
Tommy Atkins had taken a Boe
prisoner, and the two, getting friendly
talked about the prospects OF the wal
"You may as well give 1t up; you wi
never win." said the Boer. nCc
why?" asked Tommy. "Becauae we'v
the Lord on our side," said the Boe
'.G'arn," said Tommy, with great col
tempt, why, we've three lords on OF
side, and one Of ems made a bloomiI
bass OF 'imseIf."
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14
WalIula Circle Ball.

The grand ball TO be given on the
evening OF the l4th Inst. tSt. Valentines
Day. by the ladies OF Wallula Circle, w.
of W., promises to be one of the most
enjoyable functions ever given in Con-
don. The ladies in charge Of the affair
are leaving no stone unturned to make
the occasion one long to be remembered
by all devotees Of the terpsichorean art,
and all lovers Of dancing who attend are
sure to be delighted.
Prof. Musgrove's superb orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for the
occasion and Mr.. ]. II. Wells will act as
prompter, which insures that nothing
will be lacking along those lines. The
Circle will also furnish midnight sup
per In the lodge-room over the main
hall where all the dainties OF the season
will be served.
Tickets to the ball will be only $l.00
and supper tickets but Soc per couple
Proceeds OF the evening are for the
benefit of the Circle. All are cordially
invited to be present. Don't forget th'
date, Thursday evening, February l4th
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

J. II. Downing is on the aIek lls. this
week.
II. N. Frazer returned from Salem
Sunday.
]. w. Ebbert was In from his ranch
three miles north Of town Monday.
II you have pictures 10 enlarge, take
them 10 lhe Novelty Gallery.
BoRN--s Saturday night, Februtry o,
1901, TO the wife Of u. T. Hollenbeck, a
fno son.
Mrs. Aymes, Of Columbus, WASH, ID
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. u.
Van Vaetor.
Mrs. j. II. Downing left last Friday
for Weston 10 visit her daughter, Mra.
Daisy Bryson.
X. w. Cooke was on the sick llst for a
lev days last week, but was able 70 be
10 town Sunday.
Representative Miller has introduced
bill In the legislature 10 grant char
tor TO the town Of Lone Rock.
Al Wright, the popular bartender In
Labouu' saloon. ls at Portland this
week on pleasure trip. Jim Couture
10 working In bis place.
Charlie Carter, who had about re-
covered from q severe attack Of typhoid,
suffered relapse few days ago due 10
eating little too much,
Clarke & Frazer, who succeeded Al
Honshaw In the Furniture and Hard.
ware business, have new ad. In this
Issue. Watch their space Tor further
Information next week.
BoRS-Thursday morning. February
z, 1901, TO Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Farrer, a
OF pound son. Mother and child are
doing well and the father has about re-
covered his normal condition.
II. b. ls0, introduced by Roberts, oi
this district, providing for the payment
Of outstanding scalp bounty warrants
has been signed by the governor and is
now law.
Il. NJ. Shut, Of the Heppner Times,
and his brother. &. r. Shut, Of the
Granite Gem, have returned from Penn
sylvania. where they were recently cali
ed by the serious illness Of their mother.
Joe Foss was In from upper Thirty
mile Monday. Mr.. Foss has been feed.
Ing bis cattle twice day since February
LIST, but says the bare ground Is now
beginning to show up through the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Palmer, Of Al jax,
are visiting their cons, Clarence and G.
4. Palmer. Mr.. Palmer says the county
road In bis section Is sadly neglected.
10 such an extent as to DO we'll nigh I'm.
passable.
A bill WAS introduced In the House
last week by Representative Miller 10
make IL obligatory on the county court
of Gillian county to allow tho sum oI
$4,000 per year TO the county clerk for
deputy hire.
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MAYVILLE.

Several people in this neigh borhood
are suffering from Ia grippe and sore
throat.
Mrs. b. K, Searcy has been seriously
i'll for the last week, but is much inn
proved at this time.
Miss Alice Wehrli commenced to at
tend school here last week for the win
ter, the Flat school having closed.
On account Of Rev. ToHkins being
called to Fossil to preach funeral SER
mon, there was no services here Sunday,
Rev. Archer OF the Methodist church
of Fossil will commence services here
next Sunday and continue through the
week.
d. w. Ralston and +. A. Stinchfield
few days ago brought in 166 head of
dne beef cattle from the Summit Prairie
country. These cattle are for the Port
land market and will be delivered next
week.
Mr.. Geo. Gibbons and wife left on the
9th inst. for California for a months
visit among old friends and relatives
While there they expect to visit Los
Angles, Oakland, Newark and Frisco.
Miss Aggie accompanied them as far as
The DaIIes, where she entered the St,
Mary's Academy.
Several young people from Fossil at
tenden the entertainment and basket
social given here last Thursday by the
Aid Society The amount realized from
the basket sale was $6S,65. After the
Society paid off the debt on the church
more than half the amoant remained,
and they decided to add to the amount
and send for church organ.
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Entertainment and Basket


The ladies Of the Latter Day Saints
church will give an entertainment and
basket social at Armory hall on Thurs
day evening, February 2l commencing
at 7 O'Clock p. NJ.
A program Of choice musical and liter
ary selections will be rendered,
Baskets will be sold at 80 cents each.
Admission, 25 cents. Ladies' bringing
baskets, gentlemen accompanying ladies
with baskets and children under IA years
of age will be admitted free.
All arc cordially invited,