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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26
President of Great Northern Railroad
on way West Sends Telegram
This Morning
WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS
Has Accepted Invitation of Chelan
County Fair Association and
Commercial Club

James J. Hill has promised to at
tend the Chelan county fair and will
probably deliver an address at the
grounds. Mr.. Hill is now OH his way
west and expects to stop in Wenat-
chez. A telergam from Walter M.
Olive and L. Y. Wells to Mr.. Hill and
his reply is as follows:
Mr.. James j. Hill: 'The Chelan
county Fair Association and the We
natcbee Commercrlal club extend their
compliments to you and your party
and would highly honor your presence
se our feir to be held at Wenatchee,
Sept. q to 80. The fruit exhibit
promises to be the finest ever seen at
a county fair and the people of Chelan
county will welcome you in their
midst. (Signed)
"WALTER NJ. OLIVE. :"
For the Chelan Co. Fair Association
81. V. WELLS"
For the Wenatchee Commercial Club.
Mr.. Hills reply is as follows:
walter M. Olive and L. V. Wells:
"Thanks for message Am ON my
way tn, ough west on special and if
we Iass through Wenatchee at a con.
venient hour, will pe glad to accept
kind invitation. Will advise you
later.
(SignedD
81. j. HILL"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26
Many New Pupils

The public schools opened yesterday
with a total enrolment of 700 pupils.
Thirty eight children were admit
ted the primary grade and 35 freshmen
entered the high school. Three large
rooms have been added to the schools
this year; one at the Stevens, one at
the Lewis and Clark and an annex of
two rooms has been built to the Whit
man school. There will be no diff
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26

John Kuelbs, head Of the firm o.
Kuelbs and Co, meat dealers, of Cash
mere, is IN the city today.
It's easy for man to keep his tenn
per if he hasn't any.
D. S. Farrar and A. 8. Burbank,
of Cashmere are in the city today as
witnesses in the Warner -Titchenal
boundary dispute.
Deck Brown, of Monitor, is in the
city today on business.
Remember Carton 6 Little have
moved to the Bowers brick block.
The managers of the Wenatchee
Theater announce change of bill
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26

P. B. Jorpeurd was arrested last
evening by Marshall Schrader. He
was brought before Judge Palmer this
morning charged with being drunk and
fined So and costs.
The bookstore of w. L. Morton on
Orondo avenue, has been crowded from
daylight to dark since school began.
Mr.. Morton supplies the new school
books to the pupils.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26
CHELAN COUNTY WEEK
TO BE GRAND SUCCESS
Mrs. Reeves Secures Car Load of
Fruit tor Portland Fair which will
be distributed Free During CheIan
County Week

Through the untiring efforts of Mrs.
Frank Reeves, who has been devoting
herSw hole time to the matter for sev.
eral weeks, Chelan county day at the
Portland exposition promises to be a
grand success. Though she has Eeen
hampered by lack of funds and has
met with discouragements of various
kinds. Mis-. Reeves has worked unre-
mittingly and has secured promises
from the fruit growers of Chelan
county a Car load of fruit which will
be shipped to the fair and served free
to visitors to the Washington building
during Chelan county week.
The serving of fruit at the fair free
is something new and altogether out
of the ordinary. A few of the Wash
ington counties have made efforts
along this line and as far as they went,
were very successful and Klickatat
county served, to limited extent, the
products of the county and attracted
much favorable comment. With car
load of fruit Chelan county will be
able to serve hundreds of people where
others served dozens, and will adver-
tise this part of the country as nothing
else could. '
OF the carload of fruit to be sent
to Wenatchee is contributing large
share. At Chelan, Mrs. Reeves Sc
cured a large amount of fruit which is
especially valuable for the reason that
the ranchers contributed several varie-
ties which Mrs. Reeves was unable to
secure here. The entire exhibit of the
Chelan fair will be sent to Portland.
The G. & O. Steamboat company has
generously offered to bring the fruit
down the river free of charge and it
will be loaded into the Car here on Mon.
day with the contribut from Wenat-
chez. From here the car will be taken
to Cashmere and Leavenworth, where
large contributions have been secured.
This car of fruit will be the last one
to be shipped, to the fair and will be
in excellent condition to serve the
large crowds who will attend the clos
ing week of the exposition.
Mrs. Reeves is working hard to We
cure low excursion rates to Portland
during Chelan county week and she
has teen promised by the passenger
officials, that very generous conces-
sions will be made on rates. She hopes
to be able to announce in few days
the exact an ount to be charged for the
round trip. The G. e. Q. Steamboat
line has made rate of one fare for the
round trip from all river points to We
natchee and has announced that it will
meet all reductions made by the rail-
road company.
The attendance at the fair promises
to be very large. Mrs. Reeves is re-.
ceiving scores of inquiries daily from
people who intend going and she be-
lieves that such low rate will be se-
cured on the railroad tnat the Chelan
county delegation at the fair during
the last week will break all records.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26
Special Train From LeavenW0rth

A special train will be rur over the
line of the Great Northern from
Leavenworth to Wenatchee during the
last three days of the fair. The train
will leave Leavenworth at $50 in the
morning and returning will leave We
natchee in the evening.
Stops will be made at all the inter
vening stations.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26

"What Happened to JONES'" will be
played tomorrow night Peaceful
Valley" will be presented Fridi y
night.
Harold Koren, agent for the Cascade
Orchards at Leavenworth is in the city
today.
Charles Harlin has just returned to
the city with big drove of cattle he
picked up in Douglas county. He has
been out two weeks gathering the herd
from the farmers. He will slaughter
the finest ones aud ship the rest to the
sound.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26
FRUIT FOR PORTLAND FAIR
81. j. HILL. :"

All fruit to be sent to the Portland
Fair for CheIan county week must
be brought to the Seattle Grain Co.
warehouse not later than Saturday
night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26

J. A. Navarro, of Monroe, Mich, is
visiting at the home of his uncle, I.
A. Navarro. the county surveyor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-26

Guilty in accommodating the new pupils,
although therehas been a number of
new pupils added to every grade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04

personal and witty that the bearers
we're in constant uprour Of laughter.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Ross orchestra.
About ten O'Clock the tent adiourncl
to tn banquet room on the floor below
waere the ladies hal prepared sump-
tuous feast for the occasion. Theirs
were about two hundred and fifty pres
ent, including ladies and visiting Sir
Knights. and all were well taken care OF
This celebration i, tna largest cvens
IN the history Of Clarksburg tent anu
perhaps of the order in the STATE. 1-n-
tent now has membership Of nearly
three hundred and fifty. and bids fair
TO carry off tne state banner at tae next
meeting of. the STATE organization. Long
live clark-burg Tent No 10, Knights or
tae NIaceabees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
MAIL CLERK
is STRUCK
BY ENGINE
Mcmillan Crossing Track To His Car
Is Run Down and Seriously
Injured.

S. S. Mcmillan, of BlanchestCr, OHIO,
was run down by yard engine at the
passenger depot here at three o'clock
Saturday morning and seriously nurt,
though not fatally, it is believed.
Mcmillan is postal clerk on the
Grafton Cincinnati r. P. o. and was
running on No. ] the morning of tnc ac-
cident. The train came IN tnrse hour,
late. 1t ran into tae depot yards Oh
the second track from tne platform.
Mcmillan got out of the mail car. went
to tn mail box on the platform. took
ont tine mail for mis- route and was re
turning to the car, wnen the yard en-
gine came along unnotiesd by MIN on
tne first track and struck him in the
back, mashing mis- hips and otherwise
bruising him Dr. C. r. Ogden was call
ed and after ne gave him treatment the
injured clerk was taken TO the Kessler
hospital.
Tne prospect is taat mis- injuries are
not 20 serious as 10 be fatal in result.
but developments may be such that he
win be laid up for weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Me.ting ii New Committeeman.

I'll, new committ=emcH appointed by
tn, directors Of in, local Y. NJ G. a
viii aave their first business SESSION ana
tea on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. {, AZ
G:l5 O'Clock. 4 most delightful supper
is bling arranged by committe, of
the auxiliary with Mrs. John w. Stew
art as Chairman. and the young men
have come 20 know tnc-c suppers are
gotten up in most excellent shape.
Special emphasis is laid upon the com.
ing together Of all the new committee
men to talk over The plans for the win
ter work yet remaining AMI to increase
the usefulness of the association by
taeir cooperation. Immediately follow
ing tae supper everyone will adjourn 10
the valentine party rendered the asso-
citation members by the ladies of the
Central Presbyterian cnurcn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
RECEPTION
.of Delightful and Informal Nature Was
Given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
AT Thzir Home.

4 very delightful informal reception
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Williams at their homs Thursday night
from $ TO Il O'Clock. About thirty
guests assembled TO enjoy the hospital.
ity OF the most and hostess. A very
toothsome menu consisting of fried
chicken salmon roqueues. potatoe
salad, cold slaw. pickles, oranges, ba.
nanas, candies, ice cream and cake,
nuts and coffee was served at midnight.
Among those present were Mesdnmes
Strange. Harris. Banks: Mcclure. Run.
ion. Wilson, Misses GeDeyisve Stewart,
Rebecca Brent, Leota Hunter ana ATessr.
Ionn Strange, Pames Harris, Henry
Banks. Samuel Wilson. Taomas Scott.
Edward Smith. Charles Thomas. T. F.
Nyellman, R. 4, West and John Robin.
sou.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
NEW LIGHT DAwNs ON
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORLD

Always to the front is the pnotog-
rapher, f. d. Brooke, of this city He
has just installed an electric iigating
apparatus that ne mas had especially
constructad d for mis- use. 1t is of higa
candle power and is extremely rich in
the actinic rays. He showed tae edi.
tors some photos that were taken last
nignt with it as rapidly as in day light
ami they snow the same clearness of
definition, richness of lignting and tons
As his daylight work and this is saying
. great deal, for his work Is as mucn
above the average as a parlor is above a
barn His enterprise in giving to our
citizens tae opportunity of visiting and
the advantage of patroizing so up to
date an establishment cannot help but
win min a much larger amount of pas,
ronage than ever before and That is say
ing that he will be awfully busy. but
ne will be able to get mis- work out
quicker now for nc does not have to de-
pend on the weather now as the same
apparatus used in little different way
Hoes the same high class Of printing on
The same hign grade papers that he nas
always been using with Just a good or
better results.
A visit 10 MS studio within tha next
week will amply repay You, even if You
do not desire 70 have any work done.
Mr., Brooke i too well known, and nis
work i TOO wen known 20 the citizens
# tois community to need any recon-
menlation from rs. Tie electrical work
was in-tallea by q. W Marks, of the
Clarksbnrg Supply Co.. Of thi. city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04

dinner of the Enropean plan is clanged
for tae suppar Of Tie American plan.
The smaller dining room on IA, SAM
floor will b. used exclusively for the
Enropean service. This room win b.
open from $50 o'eock in tae morning.
until midnight ana service can be OBJ
tai6el throughout tae day between taos-
hours. Smoking win be allowed in this
dining nall hut ii il forbidden in tne
arae dining hall and IN the balcony upon
which both op,n For foe benefit of
I,d;es Who obiac "a The smolinu sey.ra,
tahlos 40, b,en snread IN ii, balcony
oor,;.,or ;rst outsije th.. Eoronsan ssr.
,.;oo a;s;nn 6an an1 ,oov an obta;n
n,o., NJ ,,,an ~ rrron,,n n,ans t,ocr.
7.; ,.,;.h.,,., ,oaat,a. o,.,r,,ol;r,
~ I : |','s''''o' 'gss.ig" !, ',, i 5a,,t (
~ '''U 'Vo ~ ~ =
'argeN P'sroH,e7u
! ne rates LOT 'e r''ioeau " : :.
WIN remain tha saine N tne in'ur' y y
the past-Sl.oc pr day ana upwards, :,
Opon the American plan 'tae rates WI
be $50 pr day and upwords, slnsss
= u. L.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04

win not be given more attention to ia,
injury Of the otaer.
Besides the change in the plans otaer
extensive improvements for the further
conyenince and comforts Of tae guests of
the MOTEL nave been made. Proprietor
Gazsly desires to conduct tne establish,
ment for the comfort Of his patrons and
wants to keep away from the metnod of
individual arbitrary management as far
as ne possibly can. He will gladly re
eeiye any suggestions from his patrons
as to any possible caange That would be
to tae advantage OF the guests. This
desire Is a most commendable one and
its continued application win place the
great Waldo hotel among tine first names
of tae best and most comfortable hos.
telriss of the country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
WALDO HOTEL
HAS FIRST
BIRTHDAY
MANY CHANGES ARE MADE IN THE
CONDUCT OF THIS FINEST AND
LARGEST HoSTELRy IN STATE.
AMERICAN PLAN IS ADDED TO THE
EUROPEAN WITH THE PRICE OF
SINGLE MEALS AT FIFTY CENTS.
Past Year, Though til, First, Has Been
Prosperous and Gratifying and Hotel
Is Now Enjoying a Large and Increas-
ing Patronage.

The Waldo, the magnificent hostclry
erected by Judge Nathan GofT, wiiica is
the finest and largest institution OF it-
kind in the state, celebrated it, first
Anniversary Saturday, February 4. one
year ago the hotel was thrown opsn To
the public and since its opening the e,,
tablisllmelt has met with n gratifying
prosperity IN its business. Ine fame OF
this magnificent hotel has spread FAR
and wide and the number OF guests
stopping there has gradually incrpas Il
through the year until at present the
patronage is large and gratifying TO the
management.
In entering upon its new years ca.
reer. thc proprietor of tho establish.
msnt, Mr. II. J. Gazely. na- made some
extensive cnanges Cor the benefit Of the
large patronage of the motel. Hereto
for the hotel mas been conducted ex.
'clusiyely upon the European plan. In
response to the request of large ma.
jority Of his patrons, Manager Gazely
mas added the American plan in connec
'tion and commencing Saturday morning
the notel viii be operated upon bota
plans.
The main dining nah on the second
floor viii b. conducted upon The Amer.
can plan, exclusively in tae future.
Breakfast will be served from $50 un
til 900 o'clock in the morning dinner
from 1900 o'clock noon unrf 2.oo
o'clock, aud supper from 600 until $500
o'clock in the evening. The evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
PETIT JURORS
Are Drawn For the March Term of the
Circuit cOurt-wil Report Fourth
Day Of Term.

Petit jurors for the March term of cir
cuit court nave been drawn as follows.
S. \. Lannnm, G. L. Pride. Mead
Meyers, III. RICHTER. James N. Davis.
D. w sIcGsorge, Elihu Shaaan, J. n.
Smitn, Boyd Waldeck, Hugh Lyon, E.
P. Sonmerville. +. Z. s. Rogers. Ira
jenkins. William Garrett. John F. Jones.
Lee Hickman. S. r.. Hamricls, Thomas
D. Martin, J. G. Tater, Stephen Basel.
Clark NTinter. William Harmer. Z. q.
GARRETT William Thompson Simpson.
Dcrs y Potter. Jonn NJ. James. Lee
Lang u. NJ. Swisncr. William steel.
William Kennedy. c. N. Lang. +. G.
Bartlett, NJ. s. Bell, Henry Soutaern.
rnoma> Wolf. J. II. Sommerville. Geo.
w Wasnburn. James NJ. Morris. II. D.
Bouetar. Nathan Jones, Mori Lewis.
Gao,gt W. McIntire and Albert A.
Sninn.
Recording 70 the rules or the cour,
they will not report for duty until the
tour.n day of tne tsrm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Insnect harrison countv Iail.

The members Of The county court Of
Garret county Maryland. we're in the
city al lay Friday inspecting the new
Harrison county jan aDd saerif7s resi-
denca. Carrot county Is about TO erect
8 new building Of this charaeter and may
build it ike ilie Harrison county strue-
ttre. They wers taken over fne build
ing by Satrifr Finnagsn md Msssrs.
itoImboe & LafTerty. tae architects, ex-
|Plainsd architectural and structural
points for thems s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
cold wsather Having Good Effect.

The extreme cold weather seems 70
nave mad good effect upon tne general
morality Of The city. No session Of po,
lice court was neld Saturday morning
for tne reason That there wsre no Of
Tenders of tbs peace in hoe. No s.
sion Of tae court was held Frilay mor.-
ing Tor the same reason and tnis is the
first time within toe recollection Of the
officers Of the present administration
that two consecutive days have passed
without a trial Of some sort at police
headquarters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
BiIs wcre allowed as follows:


Another bill by the same nrm for 1925
vas referred 10 the water committee 10
sec if it affected tae improvements now
bling made at the pump station.
Joan Ward was given permission %
build two-story frame mouse on East
Pike street.
Permission was also granted to L. V.
Wolfe for two story residence on the
Weston road. u
w. B. Smitny was given permit TO
erect an awning in front Of the Bluc
Front restaurant on Fourth street
The application OF ]. D. Bsuchler 10
station waste paper boxes on the streets
was tabled.
City Attorney L. G. GIRLS was allowed
Sl15 for drafting amendments TO tlIs
city cnarter.
Mr.. Hart. Of the water committee, r.
ported tnat some progress was bsing
made on tae Improvements at the pnnp
station and that the work mapped ont
was about half done.
Couneilmen GofF. Hart ana sommcr,
and City Attorney Grille were appointed
a committee TO investigate the reported
n ident that caused the following pc
tition 10 b. presented to council by w.
c. Morrison. based largely upon in.
formation given by Councilman som.
mers.
at has come 70 my notice tnronan
common report tnat tac gas was turned
of from motaer and threa-weeks-old
babe. II tnis be true, the city council
Is hereby respectfully asked to take inn.
mediate action. sincs fhe gas company
Is operating under authority granted by
the council
The petition was the result of re
marks made by Air. Sommsrs before
the council was called to order tait the
newspapers should nave had aalf
page writeup Of the alleged incident.
the petitioner being OF the opinion that
an occurrence that dainanded 50 muca
space in newspaper was of suca mo.
ment as to come within tne scops Of the
duties Of council.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
SPECIAL
GRAND
JURY
WILL LIKELY BE CONVENED TO
PROBE TO BoTToH THE MoLLIE
TAYLOR CASE.
FURTHER SENSATIONAL DEvEL-
oPMENTS ARE EXPECTED IN THE
TRAGEDY.
Those Responsible, For the Peculiar
Death of the Orphan Girl Ane To Be
Brought To Strict Account and Will
Be Punished As Crime Jnstifes.

zANEsvIILE, o., Feb. 4--Another
interesting caapter of the now scnsa
tional "AIollie Taylor case" for Tie
probing to the bottom OF which a spec
ial grand jury may be called, was added
aere, when D. 0. Watson, oil operator
and liveryman, of woodsfield, charged
lidentically as +. E. Mooney. VINO was
arrested Wednesday, With being an &C
complics to the performance of Grim
inal operation on 1.-THE woodsfeld girl,
WAC died in the Pslace motel here few
days ago, arrived here on the early
morning Baltimore s OHIO railroad,
train from the east, and later was ar
raigled before Police Judge Foley on
the serious charge against him. AS IN
the case OF Mooney. Watson waiyei the
reading of tne affidavit and preliminary
examination, and was bound over for
investigation by the next grand jury
His bond was fixed at $1,000. Tais
was signed by the accused. J. W. okey,
nonar,r and ,o,.,,,.anno;stoa -.
of ths oa;o p;,,r : W., -.
M. c;tr w y ,ra,,or,. anS' = n
Ttonns i ,y..S.sa,l 1a'. NJ :.
,no,.nr - Wall ="
Frrtser 5.,o,ana,a,,, 49,, ~.
s,t;onal .,Ssan ,,"sa !, ~. I" ~. - ~
aoys o,n ~. ,oll., =, H. !, M p"ss a.. Nv
pot, ~ y M,.,I.' H. Z w a., siassls. ls. {.
aora,.,. Ii, y, n. ',". We rouH.s .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Came Prepared To Lobby.

Smith Hood, Thomas Raymond and
other Fairmout capitalists came up from
their city Saturday. thinking taat tar
legislature was in session in tae new
capitol here. that aas been talked 50
much about. They wanted TO try their
hand as lobbyists and hoped to make
better success Of II than Major Elliott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Takes Position of st.wara

Mr. Bernard L. Martin. the well
known Young man about town. SAYS tn
Fairmont Times. mas accepted the posi-
tion of.-teward at the Elks club house
on Main street. Mr.. Martin was for
merly engaged with the News Publisa-
ing Company. in Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF RENEW
ED ACTIVITY is AN EVENT OF
MUCH ELABoRATENESS.
wILsoNBURG AND MT. CLARE
TENTS ARE TAKEN INTO MEM
BERSHIP OF cLARKSBURG TENT
Ladies of tls, Maccatees Prepare Ella
bOrate Banquet Feast, Which is Much
EniOysd-State Commander Showalter
Makes Address and Good Program is
Observed.

Clarksbmg Tent No. 10, knights OF
the Maccabses, celebrated their second
anniversary since tae renewed activity
in tic order in the X of P. hall Friday
nigat. State Commander c, c. saowai-
ter was present and made an address in
his usual pleasing and witty style, at
the conclusion Of which ne effected inc
consolidation of Clarksburg, wisonbur~
and Mt. Clare tents, 10 be known here.
after as clarksburg Tent No. 10.
Qnite number Of short addresses
Were given by both Sir Knights and
Ladies. some of whicn were SO pointed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Shorty Harris Out On Bond.

Charles Harris, colored. was given a
hearing before Magistrate Riley Satur-
day afternoon late on the cnarge of
stabbing and attempting to Kill Niccolo
Savarono. an Italian miner. during a
row in Glen Elk some time ago. He
was bound over 70 circuit court in tae
sum Of $1,000 waien nis mother, Susan
Harris, furnished
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04
Free Instruction in Needl. work.

Miss Block, of Baltimore. is in tae
ity for short stay at the Watts-Lam.
berd department store. The purpose Of
aer visit is to instruct class in art en-
broidery and needle work. The instrue-
tion is given free. QUITE a large nun
Der Of women have already commenced
taking the instruction. Miss Block was
acre year ago ami hal class of Over
leO women.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04

4. " Pritehard to Ellen Fortnsy, !
lot. Pine Grove.
Mary I. and J. W. Young to Carrie
+. Hefner. lot. Broad Oaks.
Jonn Hey 10 Jesse MARTIN, lot. En-
terprise
Raaselor Rogers and o.aers to Weaver
2. Rogers. ] ioi, Dola.
Caroline n. VanIsorn 70 Henrietta
and ora +. ynnHsea. = acres. Elk al.
triet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-04

Fred Fleming Is in receipt OF let
ter from MS father. ex-sheriff Joan A.
Fleming. VINO IS with mis- daughter. Miss
Alice Fleming. at Mt. Dora. Fla, tw.
hundred miles from jacksonville. taat
stats. He writes that he himself has
spring fever. and taat sIi.s Ficmina'.
heaisa mas greatly improved.