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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-07
I. o. o. ?. Memorial services.


Upon invitation from Gallipolis
Lodge, No. S41. a committee was
appointed by the lodge in this city
to make necessary arrangements to
attended memorial services in that
oity last Sunday afternoon. After
assembling at the hall and the line
of march formed, which was head
ed by drum corps, and the, Cam
ton Sanns, of Gallipolis, the pro.
oession proceeded to Pine Street
Cemetery where they were greeted
by large crowd. After music by
a most excellent choir, and address
by Judge Roadarmour, a commit
tee decorated the graves of deceas-
ed Odd Fellows and their friends.
The services were most beauti.
full throughout and the flowers
strewn upon the graves were very
pretty and nicely arranged. The
lodge from this oity returned at
six O'Clock on the steamer Daisy.
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Rlaborate Luncheon.

Complimentary to Miss Carrie
Gilmore. who is to become bride
today. the members Of the Four
O'clock Club gave one of the most
enjoyable. beautiful luncheons and
partial showers of the season at
the residence of one of its men,
beEs. Mrs. J. B Tippett, last Fri
day afternoon from until 5 p m.
The house was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with laurel
and ont flowers.
Miss Gilmore was not appraised
of the pleasures of the afternoon.
the arrangements for the delight
full occasion being kept secret by
the club To say she was sur-
prised and highly enjoyed the at-
ternoon is unnecessary. Miss Gil
more was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
Each guest was presented with
a menu. as follows, and writing
their autograph on one page while
bar of a wedding march was in
soribed on another
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Entertained

Miss Alice Neale was hostess at
a delightful card party Monday
evening at her home on Main street
in honor of Miss Carrie Gilmore.
At the usual time elegant refresh
ments were served and greatly en-
ioyed. Those present were: Mrs
William Beale, Washington. D. G..
Mrs, George A, DuvaI, Parkers
burg. Miss Fannie Holmes, Gin
cinnati. Mrp. j, 8, Spencer, Mrs
Rankin Wiley. Mre, Q, O, Lewis
Misses Carrie Gilmore, Irene
Rowyer and Josephine Howard.
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The GaIlipoIis Chair Factory
has been moved from that city to
Huntington. The Huntington
Land Company gave the stook-
holders of the company tNo acrss
of land. The plant will be located
between 1sth and 10th streets, and
win employ about 100 men. The
reason for changing the location Is
on account Of the excellent ship.
ping facilities and iobbing location.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. John W. Eckard. of Greer,
lett last week for JhaunOy, Ohio
where he hes position in the K,
& NJ. yards.
Mics EIenore SpiIman who has
been visiting Mics Flora McCul-
loch at Huntington, returned to
her home at Spilman last Thurs
! day.
Mr.. W. W. winger. Old Town.
was in town Saturday, while here
called and renewed his subscrip-
ton.
Mr. N @. Petit. of Huntington,
was in our city Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. S. ". Moore. of Elwell. was
in Huntington Friday on business
Mrs- Ed Borridge was visiting
in Gallipolis Friday.
Mr.. A. A. Somerville, of Sassa
fras, called at the Register office
Saturday and renewed his SUBJ
soription.
Rev j NJ. Bolsnd returned Sat.
urday from trip to Charleston.
Mrs. John Schools, of Heights.
who was so severely burned with
lime short time ago. is. We are
glad to record. getting along nice
ly.
Master Willie Barrett. of
Heights, who has been ill for a
month or so. is very little improv
ed.
Editor John Miller. of the Put
nam Democrat, and little nephew.
Ned Miller, were in our city Satur-
day.
Captain John K. Thompson
after few days visit here returned
Saturday to his home at Raymond
City accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. A. r. Barbee who will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Har-
per.
Miss Julia Polsley left Friday
for Ripley where she will attend
the marriage of her neice, Miss
Lille Crow to Mr.. Harry. Arm
strong tomorrow.
Mrs. L s. Pomeroy has return
ed from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
William O'Brien at Charleston.
Mrs. O. @ Lewis and two child
rem, near town returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to Mr. E. L
Neale and family at Ben Lomond
aud stopped here and spent Sun
day and Monday with her parente,
DIR. and Mrs. W. P. Neale.
DIR. E L. Bond and daughter, of
New Haven, were visitors in our
pity Thursday.
Mr.. George W. Pullin, of Deb
by, was in town Saturday.
Messrs Frank L. Sebley, and
Chas. R, Small. of Gallipolis, were
in our city Saturday.
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Burned To Death

Last Thursday morning Mary
Rambrick's dress caught FIRE while
ironing which burned her to death
She was IA years of age and the
daughter of MIe. Kate Hambrick,
back of Ashton. more particulars
IN next weeks paper.
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"our old and faithful friend we are glad to
see you.'
COFFEE.
G'R1rnni.
LIE bouheur de revoir semble parfois
compenser la peine de l'absence.
Married.


Thursday, June LIST, 1905, was a
beautiful day. bright with sun-
shine and flowers, and made joy.
full by the singing of birds and the
ringing of wedding bells.
Upon the above date at four
O'Clock Miss Grace Hale, of this
CITY and Mr.. Edward A. Polsley, of
Letart, were united in marriage at
the home of the brides mother on
Wand street.
The wedding march was played
by Miss HELEN Hale. sister of the
bride, and her little neice Miss
Gertrude Hale. as flower girl, pro-
decided the bridal couple to the
parlor, where surrounded by rela-
tives and chosen friends. Rev. A
E Grover, of the Presbyterian
church united the happy couple
in his usual beautiful and impress
sive manner.
Delicious refreshments were ser.
we'd, followed by the QUITTING of the
wedding cake. The ring was d.
vided honor, being discovered
by three eager ones at the same
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. PolsIey left at
p. m. for their future home at LIE.
tart.
The bride is one Point Peasants
most excellent ladys. and will be
greatly missed in church and 30.
DIAL Orioles.
We congratulate Mr.. Polsley,
and knowing his sturdy. manly
qualities, We bespeak for the uuion
useful. happy life. Those present
were: Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Sayre,
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. s. Carsey, Miss.
es Nina Gist. and Rose Ogden, of
Letart, Mrs. Geo. B Grow. of
Ripley. Mrs. Lloyd Fulcher. of
Middleport. Mrs. Mary Fry. of
Henderson, Miss Clara Gilmore, of
Kanauga. O.. Mrs s. P. Capehart,
Miss Julia Polsley, Mr.. and Mrs
P. s Lewis, DIR. and Mrs. L. F.
Campbell. Col. and Mrs J, P.
r. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Jas B.
Tippett. Mrs. j. friedman, Mrs.
N. Friedman. Mrs.. A. R. Shaw,
Mrs F. A. Guthrie. Mrp. B. p
Liter. Misses Lydia. Alice and
Leila Kimberling.
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Church Notices.

Service at Christ Church tonight
8 O'Clock. Choir practice after SER
vice Service Sunday 8 p. m.
Service Saturday night 7:SO at
Bruce Chapel, also IL a. m. Sunday
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D. S. Snyder. one of our grocers.
has just completed a grocery
cleaning" he and his popular clerk,
Brownie" have moved the entire
stock of the store, and the way
paint and soap suds flowed was q
tight. The store now presents q
very neat and tastily appearnce.
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Wednesday. Nay slst. 1905. Mr..
j s. Knopp, of Old Town. this
county. was united in marriage to
Miss Naomi Green. of Blooming
ton, Ind at thu brides home at
$50 p. m. Only the relatives and
few intimate friends being present.
The happy couple arrived here on
the Keystone State last Friday
day night. The Register wishes
the happy couple prosperous
Journey through life.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Your city taxes-are now due and
should be- paid to the City Treas
urer on or before the 31st day of
July, 1905. Taxes not paid with
in the given time will be turned
over to the City Marshal for COLLECT
ion with a penalty of ten per cent
added Tue treasurer can be found
at his ofics from Z O'Clock a. m.
until 5 O'Clock p. m
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Langston School Commencement
Exercises.

Exercises.
The commencement exercises OF
Lsngston school. (colored) of this
city, were held in Hooff's Opera
House last Wednesday night. May
81. 1905. A large audience was in
attendance. and all enjoyed the ex-
ercises
The class was composed of Clar
ence E E Henderson. Julia NJ.
Smith, James j. Adams and NTH
ne Colston; each delivered their
orations in q splendid manner.
The music was very god. aud
taken all in all the affair was a sue
cess. After the exercises a receipt
ion was held at BickIe's Hall in
honor of the class.
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City Treasurer.

Il the grsst Paint raos-Law-
rsnce Paint is half a mile ahead of
aly other. 1t goes half as far
again Ask j W. Rhoades & Co.
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family at Beale.
Mr.. R. o. Borgess.. of Old Town
was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. j. L Them. of Wyoma, wal
in town Saturday.
Mr.. j. b. johnson, of Mason
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. VIM H.. vaught from ur
Kanawha. was in town Saturday
Mr.. Fred Looth, of New York
who has been here for a few days
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Marcus
and Mrs. Joseph Friedman left
Monday.
Mr.. j. Icenhower, of Mason,
was business visitor in town last
Wednesday
Captain w. j. Keister. of Ash
ton. was in town last Wednesday
Miss Carrie Bettinger who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Q
Stortz returned to her home at
Mason today.
Mrs. w. D. Curry left Thursday
on a visit to her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith at Marmet
Mrs. j. L. Pannell after a few
days visit here with her father,
Hon. Rankin Wiley and other
relatives returned to her home in
Middleport Monday.
Messrs. Henry Wells and Charles
Allen working at Maiden spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. ]. A. Morhart, of Middle
port. was here Sunday night
Mr.. Chas. Collins. of Buffalo,
was here Sunday night.
Mr.. O r. Neighborgall, of San
dyville. was here Sunday evening.
Mr.. j. N. Miller, of Cincinnati.
superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.. spent very
pleasant day in our midst last Fri
day, the guest of Mr.. 1. F. Brink
man.
Mr.. Byrd Stone. of Leon. was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Carl Hess, of Huntington.
spent Sunday here with his pa
rents. Captain and Mrs. @. F.
Hess.
Mr.. II. @. Rairden, of Leon,
has charge of number of men at
Millersport. Ohio, loading timber
for Mr.. John A. Mills. Mr.. Rair-
den passed through town Monday
having been at home to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dyer, of
Columbus, Ohio, are here visiting
their son, Mr.. George Dyer and
family on 9th, street.
Mr. j. M. Dye and three sons
Charles, James snd William. of
Beech Hill, were in town Monday.
Mr.. NJ. A Stephenson moved
his household goods to Hunting
ton. Monday.
Mrs. R W. Sterling, daughter
Miss LORNA and little son Richard.
of Winchester. KY. arrived Friday
on visit to her sister, Mrs w. w
Bryan at Kanauga.
DIR F. V. Butcher went to Park
ersburg Monday on business and
returned yesterday.
DR.. j. A. Smith who has been
confined to his bed for some time
is able to be out again.
Mr. James Windon, of Maggie,
Was in town Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jett, of Kanauga,
age about "a years is dangerously
ill. She is sister of Mr.. j. w.
Bryan of this oity.
Mr.. W. E. Ruttencutter, of
Mason, was in town Monday.
Miss Minnie Vance. of Freziers
Bottom, is here visiting friends.
Mr.. John R. Rsyburn who has
been in Charleston working in.
surance, is home on visit to his
family.
Mrs Robert Harris who has
been here visiting her mother,
Mrs. r F. Chambers and family
returned to Middleport yesterday.
Mrs Harris spent Sunday visiting
relatives in Winfield.
Mrs 81 q. Porter and children,
Hogsett, came up Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neale and re-
turned Monday evening.
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Gilbert, little son of Mr. Ernest
Riddle and wife, fell down stairs
at their home in Petersburg last
week and broke his arm.
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Mr.. Will Gardner is placing
very pretty cement walks in the
lawn at his residence.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Here's matchess of Silk and Cotton waists,
the very best creations of the garments that will
please you Every ured in attactveness by dress
making. The prices matchess.
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il DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Girard and
little son, of Old Town. were visit
ing in town Monday.
Mr. r. Patterson. of Maggie.
was in town Monday.
Mr.. 5. W. Bates. of Clifton. was
here Monday.
Judge William A. Parsons came
down from Ripley Monday eve
ming and opened the regular term
of Circnit Court Tuesday morning.
Mr.. A McVay. of Huntington,
who has host of friends here was
in town Monday and Tuesday
| Mr. E. A. Creger has purchased
the house and lot. corner of 18th
and Wand streets. from DIR. L. v.
Guthrie.
NJ. c. E. Collins, of Buffalo.
was in orr city Monday.
Mr.. J. T. Priddy. of Sloan. was
in town Monday
Messrs. W. B. Caldwell and r.
W. Kelly two popular travelling
men were in our city Monday
night.
Mr.. W. S. Morgan. of Beech
Hill. was in town Monday.
Mr.. G, G. Lewis has returned
from business tlip to Virginia
and Tennessee.
Rev. W. E. Craig who is pastor
of church at Dennis, Masp.. and
is also attending the Boston Uni
versity at Boston, arrived home
last Wednesday on a two weeks
vacation.
Misses Viola TiIlis and Mary
Holestein, of Arbuokle, were visi-
tors in our city Monday.
Miss Iona Frisk has returned
from visit in Charleston.
Mr.. A. q. E sstham from up
Kanawha, was in town Monday.
Rev. j. Howard Gibbons return
ed Monday from the meeting of
the Episcopal Council at Clarks-
burg.
Rev. j. E. Bird will return to-
morrow from few days visit with
friends near Charleston.
Mr.. Henry 81. Eastman, of
Robertsburg, WAS pleasant caller
at this office yesterday.
DIR. @. B. Waggener, of Ar
buckle. who has been confined to
his home for the past few weeks
by sickness is very much improved
and was able to be in town yester-
day.
Mr.. George Bauer. of Pomeroy,
Contractor, was here Monday |
looking after some work he has
here.
Mr.. John T. Greer, of Greer,
was in town Monday,
Mr., B. K. Bell. of Leon. was
here Monday on business.
Hon. M. Hensley, of Hartford,
was here Monday night on busi-
nese.
Mr.. John R. somervilIe, of
Longdale. was here yesterday.
Mr., B, S. Hayes, of South Side,
was in town yesterday.
DR.. R, E. Cecil, wife and baby
who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mre, W. q. Hogg, near town. re-
turned to their home at Bramwell,
Monday.
Messrs. Harry Vickers and Will
Peyton. of this place. have enlist
ed in the U. s. Army. They en-
listed at Portsmouth, Ohio. We
have not learned where they will
be stationed.
Mr.. Joe Ruth has returned from
trip through severrl Western
States.
Mr.. T. b. Poffenbarger, of Beech
Hill, was business visitor in town
yesterday
Mr.. P. q. Elliott, of Graham
Station was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Elliott is one of Mason Coun.
ties substantial citizens and has a
large number of friends here who
are always glad to see him.
Miss Blanche CABOT. of Gallipo.
lis. arrived here yesterday afteru.
noon to be present at the Heiner-
GilmoFa vaddin0 today
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Fruit of the wave all dainty and delicious. !,
SALMON CRoQUETTEs. PEAS
SLICED CUCUMBERS. HOT ROLLS
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Fonnd Bal tha Wonda.

Constable Jas. Monroe last Sun.
day arrested and brought to the
county Jail an insane man aged
about 60 years. who had been
lettering in the woods about Kan
awha Nine-mile for several weeks
How the unfortunate man survived
and where he came from no one
knows.
Col Ed. N. Deardora has been
chosen as Grand Marshal at the al
Eof July celebration at Gallipolis
Tine committee in charge could
mot have made q better selection
! for mnrehal than LIZ. Dearborn,
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HaH3raa,

..His home she enters there TO be light
Shining within when all without is night;
A guardian Angel DER his life presiding
Doubling his Pleasures and his Cares divid
ing."
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Thsre viii he a big celebration
lip Point Pleasant the 4th Of July
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Muslin Underwear.

Your grandmother would have looked with
who did make her underwear But if your
grandmother could only the heaps of white beauty
she would throw her needle and thread of
the window and forever and day foreswear making of
derwear Ceanest Freshest Daintest Underwear at the
Lowest Prices
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VIII battle the dropping spirits in light
Beyond the bliss of dreams"
ICED BoU1LLoN. WATERS
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WATERS.

IT'S the dessert that graces all the feast,
For an i'll end disparages all the rest"
CHOCOLATE CREAM.
STRAWBERRY CREAM
CAKE.
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Cotton Shirt Waist Suits.

Their good Points-Sghtlness and Convenience have
been sufficiently aired. Now all we have do supply
the pretty and the do the buy them hand
fist they very moderately priced.
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tPray does anybody here eat cheese?
would be glad of Bit"
WITH MAYONAISE.-
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Appetite Comes with Eating"
STRAWBERRIES.
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Married To-day.

To day at noon Mr.. e. E. Hell
ner, of st. Paul, Mimi, ard Miss
Carrie NJ. Gilmore will be married
at the brides mothers home in
the presence of the family, rels.
tives members of the Four O'Clock
Club and few CLOSE friends. Rev.
A E Grover, of the Presbyterian
Church officiating. They will leaYe
on the x. & M afternoon train for
their home at ST. Paul.
Our fishermen complain that the
late heavy rains have 30 filed the
Ohio and Kanawha rivers with fish
food that they will not notice a
he ok however temptiugly baited
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The Summer Dress
And it's Materials and

So great the varieties of color haFmonies that is
prone pick the dress materials from the White
Goods The Wash fabrics have never been SO beautiful
this and this stores gatherings of SUCH proportions
and thoroughly complete that pick from the floral
beauties and conventional and exclusive designs spread be-
fore you here is indeed pleasure.
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Millinery.

With long standing reputation suPpers of the rich
Millinery creations broght to this valley you naturally
expect much of this time You shall be dis
appointed, rumphs of mlners here in lavish prof-
sonthe extensive showing have nvred you
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WARREN

The Fire King company OF Pawtuxet
and the Watchemoket company OF East
Providence have accepted the invitations
Of No. and No. companies OF Warren
TO participate in the celebration of the
glorious Fourth in Warren. and oe the
guests OF local companies during the day,
The entertainment committees .of the two
local compa ies have been allowed sum
OF money Dy the Fourth of July COM
mttee and the additional expense over
the sum will be borne by the companies,
who will cndeayor TO entertain the COM
panies in the very best way. The two
visiting companies both intend To bring
fife and drum bands and over 200 men will
be added TO the parade in the morning.
The regular session of the King x
Daughtcrs' society WAS held az The room
on Water street last night, with num-
her OF the members present. The evening
was devoted 10 the work Of the society.
The alterations and Improvements 10
the basement OF the factory OF the How
land & Wheaton company are about COM
plete and the work OF setting up the en-
broidery machine Is TO commence at
once This industry is a new one IN
Warren. and IL is expected that il Will
prove successful one. The parts OF
one machine are at present on the prem
ises and another machine IS to be built
and set up in Warren The company II
not incorporated yet under the state laws,
but intend TO incorporate under the laws
Of the state Of Rhode Island The ma
chine here was formerly operated IN ST.
Gall switzerland, and when set up and
In running order occupies considerable
space. The machinc is Y feet long, l3
feet high and seven feet wide, The in
ventor. Mr.. Geurzonbsch has taken up
his residence in Warren and also has
two expert machinists with him.
An interesting and excellent stereopti-
con lecture was presented I'm Arn1ory hail
Yesterday afternoon and evening by Col
oncl c. H. French. n prominent lecturer.
'fIe pgTrUTTTTTCF consisted OF aU rttUs=
trated lecture on Japan and the Niows
presented were excellent specimens, and
a series Of moving pictures OF interest
was presented The audiences were large
and appreciative.
Court Warren, Foresters OF America,
met az Odd Fellows hall last night with
a large attendance of members present.
and also visitors from out of town lodges
The early part OF the evening vas de-
voted 10 business, after which the mem
bers enjoyed a social program.
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over the success he has been achieving
since entering the college.
The latest news from the school tells
OF the success OF the deha ting team. on
which Mr.. McGinn figured prominently,
asainst the team from the best college
i'm that section of the country. DePauw
university in which the latter was beaten.
due TO the forceful Arguments and the
forensic ability of the team from Notre
Dame. particularly OF Mr.. McGinn The
defeat Of DePauw was the first received
this year and was all the more pointed
from the fact that il II nsidered one OF
the best institutions Of learning in In
diana
The subject for debate was. Resolved.
That labor and capital be compelled ia
settle their disputes through legally con
stituted or authorized boards Of arbltra
tlon" Notre Dame had the negative Of
the question and Mr.. McGiun was the
mainstay OF the team his work i'm the
rebu'tal being tho best and such as 10
utterly destroy the forces Of the argu-
ments Of the opponents
MIR McGlnn has been successful in
other lines since entering the college.
shining particularly in athletics. having
boon Twice chosen captain or the ST Jo-
sephs s college baseball team.
When at home Mfr McGinn resides with
his family a 81 Borden street.