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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
FASHION.
=. G O 6 SIP I?
SUCGE STIONS
PROBABILITIES

The principal portion OF the collar ID
also covered with this all over lace.
Do you realize how stylish wool veil-
ing is? 1t is also. let me tell you. one or
the most useful and best wearing OF
materials. With a couple OF pale color
ed veilings "A woman can feel pretty
well dressed for afternoon and evening
occasions. Pale blue and fawn make
especially pretty dresses, and white
must not be excepted
An all white yelling gown would be a
handsome addition to almost any wom-
ans wardrobe. Polly Benedict. whose
small income forces her TO be econom-
ical, has just had two yelling dresses
made over white taffeta. One is pure
white, the other a delicate green. The
same skirt slip serves for both. and
both waists are of course made up over
white taffeta 10 go with II. In this way
a matter of quite few dollars is saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

what II showed.
At a house par
~ given during
Lent were half
n dozen charm
ing buds. One
OF them. the
most graceful
and chic, owed
the greater part
Of her beauty
to her brilliant
G o IN p lie xi on.
Now, no later
th an tw elve
months before
her cheeks had
been perfectly
sallow and de-
void OF color:
therefore great
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

center of each tooth. giving IL n firmer
hold on the hair than the ordinary
comb.
Beautifully embroidered batiste robes
are shown In "A variety Of large and ex-
ouisite patterns. the robes being almost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

into her room, girl fashion. TO pay a
morning call. They found her drying
her toothbrush on a towel. and as she
did so the sharper eyed OF the two no.
ticed that IL left slight pink stain.
Looking further TO discover the cause.
she saw jar labeled Cherry Tooth
Paste" The cover was of. and the con-
tents were a beautiful rose color
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

was the wonder Of her friends. She
told them that careful dieting had
wrought the wonderful change and
they would perhaps have believed her
but for an unfortunate occurrence
that is, unfortunate for the girl.
She enslaved by her wiles the fiance
OF one Of the others. For three days
she paraded him around i'm the very
teeth of the others. and great was their
anger; but they could do nothing. on
the fourth morning two OF them tripped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
Pretty silk Coat.

One model which is very pretty could
oe easily made at home. An empire ef-
fect is given by the broad band of
stItching across the bust. This band Of
Etitching also extends around the shawl
collar and down the fronts. The edges
Df the bell sleeves are finished with II,
and these sleeves are supplemented by
full puffs Of deep ecru all over lace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
Pupils Lack Per,inacity.

Then a change. The second week the
attendance begins 10 drop off. When IL
comes TO steady digging in at study or
digging in at anything else. your Malay,
old OF young, is not there. Unless he
have Chinese blood in him he is incapa-
BILE of persistent effort. IL is the Chi
nese blood. tolerably we'll sprinkled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

trimmed. isine ribbon is
being used n great deal for trim
Inings. especially in white. IL has a
beautiful luster and can be crnmpled
|ip into the softest and most alluring
bows. A hat which is one Of the latest
shapes is trimmed simply with big
bow of louisine and two dropping ends.
|The contrast between the black straw
bnd the silvery whiteness of the ribbon
is considered very chic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

trast in color are used for evening
wear Those OF black lace with designs
OF rulings nounces, scrolls. etc. made
OF narrow black satin ribbon are par
ticulsriy effective.
Little turnover lace or embroidered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
DAINTY NECK RuEEIE.

The sketch shows a very dainty silk
ruffie the silk round the neck being
very thickly ruched. The inevitable
couple of long ends in front complete a
very satisfactory whole.
Lace and tulle rufiies are worn trim
med with ruchings. and the effect is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

or dark brown are also used. and some
arc decorated with fancy silver slides.
Automobile hats are made OF soft
an1 pliable cloth and adorned with a
large visor Of mica which covers the
entire face. ~ -
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ing bow, for in
stance. were all
that were seen
on one very
dressy hat re-
Gently. but /
must not forget
TO add that
both brin and
crown were OF
most beautiful
ly tucked chif-
fon and that
the hat itself
was bent into a
coquettish and
becoming shape.
Entire hats are
made of leaves
nr finkNarc I.nti
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

collars are popular for wear over satin
or silk neck ribbons. Those with the
pointed front effects are the most ia
Vorod
A new idea In the form or BACKBONE
Is one that has a slight curve In the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

quisite pale blue gown. Every one SYM
pathized with her and told her how
very III she looked.
The young man did not propose-in
fact, he hardly went near her. The
very next day she concocted hasty ex-
cuse and left for town. and that night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

invariably in white. although ecru is
seen.
Holders by which the mum is sus-
pended around the meet -Te Of silver or
gold link chain with at short intervals
iawsls set In. Satin ribbons of black
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
LACE FOR CONTAMINATION.

Good quality lace is used a great deal
in the ornamentation of bodices and
skirts belonging TO costumes intended
for fashionable promenade, and I'm or
der that the richness of the lace may
be displayed advantageously it is gen.
orally sewed on to the material fat a.
intersected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

In many new costumes the black and
white effect which has come TO be
known as queens mourning" Is OBJ
served. This tendency is also displayed
in the spring coats and other outer gar-
ments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

Beautiful silk rugs are really more
suitable as tapestries and hangings
Than for foor use.
Hrhite hatiste waists Of sheer uual-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04
PARAGRAPHS FOR WOMEN.

ity are embroidered with little black
figures.
Separate skirts OF all over lace with
an underskirt OF silk to match or con.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

most beautiful: but, needless TO say.
silk as a foundation is far more eco
nomical for wear.
One of the very newest variations OF
the neck ruffle consists OF black silk
edged with feathers so exquisitely soft
that nothing could be more delightful
for wear next TO the skin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

have just heard a little story which
amused me because IL showed-but 1
will let you find out for yourselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

AVE you noticed how well de-
fined the styles in hats are this
year? l mean that there are
|l two or three principal shapes.
and TO these all would be fash
Ponable women must conform. In the
Pirst place. there is the three cornered
shape. then the marquise. then the pic
Pure, but in one respect they resemble
Pne another-namely. in the eccentric
furves of their brims. The saucier the
hngle OF the brim the more chic IL is
considered. II is dented here and perk-
fd up there until each side looks like a
Different hat
The trimmings are comparatively
is. compared with other
Eears. bunch of roses and q drnnn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-04

MERE was cruel rift I'm the
structure of harmony builded
by the sisterhood of the Han
nah More club. Through some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
AUCTION SALES.

1TCTToN SALE OF household goods on
M M AZ 10 a. M at 22l5 Congress ave
D D viii sell 10 the highest bidder
a sss bedstead. i mattress, set Of springs,
oas chsirs. Charter Oak cook
s,s, cooking utenslls; l oak, kitchen
s.g g' nsrlor lamp, ! Wheeler & Wilson
sewing fnschlne, good as new; q yards
me,,iSg. j. F. Wafer, lVVss5 Songr.s
avenue. ------------- -
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

! HAVE one million cubic yards Of good
work TO subiet at JacksoHille. Texas
good prices, pay both ways; free transpor-
tation over Southern Pacific. Apply at my
office In Jacksonville or Orange. Texas.
f. A. Robinson, Contractor, ~
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
shelton, mayor, Mniin, Texas until 5
o. m Saturday, June ~. for erection OF
three-stoTy brick school house for city
Of Marlin, plans at Marlin ana at ornce
bids must be filed In on forms supplied
and be accompanied by certified check
for $500, the right being reserved 20 re-
%
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FOR sALE--Lots and 5, block .aT
Walker and Shepherd, 5000; lot 70, block
392, Pierce avenue, 1919; 1o0xliT feet
Chartrcs and Hadley, $1,000; 25 acres on
Harrisburg road; close In, Geo h. For.
ter & Co, 206t Main street Il
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PERSONAL.


PRIZE CONTEST.
WANT the name and correct address
tey, lady In Texas, married or single,
ksh Of Houston, who likes to dress
4 Five prizes are tC be given con
Ints who send rs the largest and most
k.ct lists on or before July 10.
mi prize, $40 In gold.
ksnd prize, $50 in cash.
ttd prize, So In cash.
fuu prize, a pair Of Patrician $3.50
tih prize, a ladies' 50 80 umbrella.
b KAN, MAMMOTH CLOTHIER.
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BOARD. ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED--Room and board for gentleman
given and required. Q. 0, this office 70
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AGENTS WANTED.

BEAUMONT OIL BURNER on exhibition
at Bryan hall; can be used In stoves ana
ranges at one-fourth the cost OF any
other fuel; agents wanted. B. u. Jeyons;
general agent Houston -
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NOTICE 10 RAILROAD. CONTRACTORS
II have yet to let about twenty-nya
niles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnet to Lam.
pasas 10 sub-contractors; let In quanti-
ties to SUIT contractor, 200 men team.
sfers. scraper holders and rock men; also
2O,steaIns. nice work aud healthy eoun-
try and plenty OF water. Free trnnspor.
tatlon on Houston and Texas Central
line for outats and leans; ror tuf,n na
al contractor. Eufnet. texas.
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! Tin nrnd;LLs-The famous and orig
lid T,lueral wells; the wells that
.esans,isOOga famous: a positive cure
1 htd hssan and similar diseases; eie.
q bedlesi trained attendants; com
hslair,a stau; open the year round.
Y "a Tioe ana rates call on or nd
Y bon ssa Mineral Wells Co., Tloga,
6-oD
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TYPEWRITERs.

;;7s;11r touch fypewriting On the "Blick. =
NJ, & S35; No. Z $50: 6p0oo in 9ss. Al11Hs.
w. RusseA General Agent Uellaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received un.
I'll July for the erection and compile
ton of stone aud brick church building
for the First Baptist church OF Beaumont,
Texas, IN accordance With plans anu
specifications made by Alonzo n. Dawson
Architect company of Houston, Texas;
plans and specifications may he seen ut
the office Of the architect company, also
al the office OF j. f. Keith company,
Beaumont. Texas and az the office Of X.
NJ. Sangulnet, architect, Fort worth, Tex
as; each bid must be accompanied py a
certified check TO the amount OF 5000;
this check 10 be guarantee mat the
bidder, II successful. VIII enter. Into a
contract 10 construct said church. build
ing according TO the said plans ana speci-
fications; Ii win be held until such con,
tract is signed and the required bond
given; bond to the amount OF $loOOp VIII
Be required OF the successful bidder Tor
the faithful completion OF the work ac-
cording to said plans ana specincatlonsi
The right Is reserved to reject any ana
all bids. A. n. Dawson. architect. ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 20 miles
rice canal work from Pine Island bayou
70 Sour Lake. Texas, TO let; prairie WORK,
material good fills average, four feeti
water good high and healthy country.
supply haul short: will pay good prices
see us before ali Is taken. Address, care
Dutton hotel. Beaumont. Texas, Brookss
Bros. q co. LIZ
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WANTED Experienced lady stenographet
Immediately, Address T703, this Office. %
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

d. 70. KENNEDY. ROOM ., KENNEDY
BLOCK-oIL LANDS AT HUMBLE,
TEXAS IMPROVED FARMS.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

DRUG sToRE--WlIl trade for farm lands
or city property ore OF the best drug
businesses IN the center OF state. popnla-
tion Of city 5000. Address r. b. this
office. D
WANT TO TRADE a homestead in Co
mAnche county for residence In Houston
have o good farm, but must go south
Morse, r. o. Box IA. Lawton, Q. u. -
WANTED TO EXCHANGED $4,000 vendor
lien notes for fresh stock Of dry goods
or gents furnishing. Lock Box 80, Bills,
boro, Texas. -
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

A POSITION Of trust by a lady Of ability
and refinement; reference given and re.
quired, Address Mrs. Marie IL. Lemc
Vaudeville, La. rs
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WANTED--A doctor In advertising office.
Address Specialist, this office. IA
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stackera feeders and graders; top wages
and prompt pay 10 first class men who
are steady: location 20 miles north OF
kansaw Lumber Co. Wells, Texas, 30
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WANTED--E cleaner, presser anu
dyer. Hadley Tailoring Co.. Lake Charles.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 1913 Travis. 26
TIE MONTEREY-I2II Texas Serves the
pest table board in the city at 81 per
week. II
MoNiNG AND STORING Of all kinds OF
household goods skllfully done; fine new
warehouse, money loaned on furniture II
desired. Seaman & Bartell, 2o6 Eannln
street. Phone 100. III
WE KEEP complete list Of rent houses
IN all parts of the city; nv trouble to
show them; we pack, haul and store frr.
nture and pianos. safes and all kinds
Of heavy hauling White Line Moving
Co Main and Congress avenue; phone
$50 II
FOR RENT-Eightcen acres under fence,
with stable Of twenty-av stalls, race
track, and good well on place; stu
ated on Harrisburg road and Magnolia
Fork railroad, within city limits price
$$oo Per month, or 500 per month II leased
over Krupp & Tufhy's shoe store, or Mrs
Bcttle nrynn, 3l71a Main street. II
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M sns use Wapies' Velvet Cream
~ white hands. n
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 GRADUATE o. Harvard wishses PnRils
for the summer. X. d. Lea'sii w Ds u,
las avenue. -
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t0asy ~ . nome? We will loan YOU
,saiiiy n nSS per cent interest. payable
" Means taanlIinents. Gail or address
SoI Binz; agents wanted.
2s
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots at lowest
prices, for cash or on instalment plan;
we handle, Heights property only, some
White Oak bayou and Katy railroad at
5000. Houston Heights office, 20 Main
street. John A. Mlroy, agent. II
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LOST, sTRAYED. STOLEN.

LADIES' breastpin with young mans Pic
ward II returned to c. G. Rugers. HOS
Congress avenue -
grRAYED-From Houston, one brown
mare mule. branded 8 on left shoulderi
one gray pony mare, reached name
handed on shoulder. Liberal reward.
I. NJ. Boggess, Houston. <.
sTP1YED OR STOLEN Near Duke. Fort
puuIu branded ] II and 8 With = con-
nscted; S. reward, Address 9. II. Her.
mann. Houston, Texas. .----- 70
srp lyrp OR sToLEN--- Orange
? county. Texas, ,ns black e., na m III;
.ahnnlaer Il. or hip NJ; under bit IN cre
sap: SO reward. John Robertson. sherl9
Orange county. Texas ------------ e
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Girl 10 do laundry work 900 San ia.
clnto, ~
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Yme- tyant ada
. arina Ga reaslts.
FOR RENT.

HpusES-We have them In all parts OF
tne city and all prices. Seaman a Bar
zen, 1u6 Fannin street; phone 1b9. ~
THREE south rooms an modern Improve.
ments; also two UNPUBLISHED rooms and
large stable suitable for four horses. 1910
Texas avenue. IS
TWO NICELY furnishe i south rooms III
sll Main street. rs
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FOR SALE-On account Of health. the
Nis Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store. COS Main street, best location. fDe
business es ablished for any Information
Inquire OF any OF the best WneieSale com;
mission houses In city.
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sp, g VIII now: life is uncertain:
.ys. ~ ~ which this company Is named
i, Ss VIII he drawn and deposited
si.sssuni subject to your control. free
hi earnr 10 yon. Houston Land and
~ gapany. Houston. n
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TWO CHOICE CORNERS on CONGRESS
AVENUE. CLOSE IN; CALL AT or.
FlCE FOR PRICES AND LOCATION.
SULLIVAN & HANNA, 81 MOORE.
BURNETT BUILDING. BOTH PHONES.
II
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US; WE
MILL RENT Them FOR YOU. WE
ALSO ATTEND TO PROPERTY. NO
pRnMI-r REMTTTANCES. BINZ :
nnEIIEGAsT, ROOM NO. 2l3 BINI
'''i'iNs' Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-10-07
SautelIe's Circus.

Sig Sautelle's Railroad Shows will be
seen here Thursday, Oct. 10, afternoon
and evening. They have grown till
they are now the largest on the road and
to use circus localism. they are the best
hooked up" en- tour. They are bright and
shining from the ticket wagon back as a
new coin. A positive guarantee is given
that the performance will be strictly high
class throughout, with not dull act, and
with all new attractive features. Back
numbers and out-of-date concerns, human
or otherwise. have no place with Mr.
Sautelle, whose monster-tented amuse
ment enterprise this year excels all hi:
previous efforts. In addition to the
above, Mr., Sautelle has a herd of ele
plants, also camels, and twenty one
cages of rare and wild beasts.
AS usual there will be street parade
and this alone is worth coming miles Il
see. as 1t will prove revelation Of wealth
and splendor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-10-07

The Town Council last night amended
sec. q. chap. 2o. of the town ordinances,
in regard to Sunday closing Of business
places. by striking out the words, ex-
cept aiber shops, which may remain
open on Sabbath morning until g O'Clock
a. n" Barber shops will. therefore,
hereafter be closed the entire day on
Sunday.
The contract tor the removal of gar
bage was awarded to Mr.. T, M. Jones.
Several persons appeared before the
Council asking to be relieved of dog tax
on bills heretofore paid. The Council,
however, seemed to be OF opinion that
the cases were too remote. and no action
was taken.
Hon. Nj. Mason appeared before the
Council with resolutions pertaining to
the proposed conference in the city of
Detroit in regard to the great anthracite
coal strike, and the same were adopted,
as follows:
Resolved, by the Town Council of Charles
Town, West Va. at it's regular meeting
October 8, 1902.
LIST That the situation in respect to anthra-
cite coal is proof conclusive that such laws
should be Immediately enacted, and rigidly
enforced, as will restrict railroad companies
to the business of transportation, and compel
them 10 serve the public without discrimina-
ton and with the sulne impartiality that the
public is served by the post Office department.
2nd. 1t is the opinion of this Council that
the Mayor of Detroit, Michigan, has rendered
most valuable service by calling Conven--
ton, which, If wisely followed up, cannot fail
to bring about the results desired by all think
ing men who are concerned only for honest
government.
3rd That copy of this resolution be mail
ed to the Hon. W. c. May bury, Mayor of De-
troit. and published in the county papers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-10-07

Under the above caption, the Winches-
ter Star OF October says:
.'Mr. r. E. Boyd. of Summit Point. w
Va. today assumed proprietorship of the
Hart Hotel. succeeding Mr.. ]. W. Athev.
and will conduct that hosiery in first
class manner Mr.. Boyd is a wealthy
farmer and owns one of the largest and
most productive farms near Summit
Point, besides owning considerable real
estate. The table at the Hart Hotel will
be supplied with such farm products as
are available, and will be obtained fresh
from his farm. Mr.. Boyd will also make
some improvements at the hotel and viii
make it one of the best dollar-a-day
hotels in the State.
Mr.. Boyd is hustling, genial, pro
gressive citizen. and we have no doub
will make capital hotel landlord. W.
wish him much success in his new ven
sure,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-10-07

A coaching party from . Pagebrook. I"
the beautiful colonial home of Mr..
Charles H. Mullikin. in Clarke county,
Va. came to Charles Town last Wednes-
day in Mr. Mullikin's handsome turnout
put up at the Carter House, and on
Wednesday visited . Claymount Court, Z
where they were elegantly entertained by
Mrs. Frank r. Stockton. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Mullikin. Mrs. w. H Barnett. Miss
Knapp. Miss Randolph. the Hon. Charles
Virgins and Mr.. E. G. Butler. Mr..
Virgins, who, by the way, is ST.
Louis multi-milIionaire and one of the
few st. Louis councilman who could not
be bribed, it is whispered may become a
purchaser OF Claymont." If so he
will receive cordial welcome to oui
grand old county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-10-07

Mr.. George Tutwiler, formerly of this
place, now of Clarksburg. and Miss Gar
net Roberts, of Cleveland, o.. eloped and
were married in Parkersburg Sunday
week. Mr. Tutwiler first met his bride
in Philadelphia some time ago, when he
was i'll in hospital. She was trained
nurse, and in caring for him as a patient
she grew to love him as he loved her
She just finished her course in the hos
pital, and meeting him at Clarksburg,
they decided to get married. She is the
daughter Of wealthy grain dealer OF
Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Tutwiler will
reside in Clarksburg. where the groom is
member of the firm OF Stotler & Tut
wiler