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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
parcel q Iand; commentator, ss25.
Opposite Courthouse.

parcel Of land; consideration, $685.
Deed dated jan O. 1906; Mamie e.
Murray and husband to A. Wayne
Meredith; lot in FaIrmont; considera-
ton, $1,000.
Decd dated May5, 1905; w. N. Sat
terrified ct ux to Smith Hood, Jr.; 40
acres on Pharoah's Run; consideration,
5000.
Deed dated Dec. 80, 1906; Raymond
G. Dick ct ux. to Geo L. Furbee; lot
in Warrington; consideration, 81 and
other considerations,
Indenture dated Sept. G, 1888. Little
ton w. Tazewell, Governor OF Virginia,
to John Fluharty; 80 acres, Flat run.
Indenture dated March s, 1s47; Sam
uel Clark to VIM, Fluharty, G5 acres,
Luellens run; consideration, $50,
Deed dated Dec. IS, 1906; David T.
Roberts to w. P. ely ct al. Coal, 12O4
acres, Dents run; consideration, &c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
"stinesv Changes Hands.

MoRGANToWN, w. Va, Jan, pa
The ownership Of "stine's Restau-
rant" changed hands last night when
the former owners, student and a
captain Of industr, John Guy Prlchard
and Scott swisher, turned the control
over to two students and a gas mag
nate, the Conway Brothers and Joe
Buchanan.
The restaurant is now quite famous
for its treatment and trade" two
things which the new management In
tends to keep a tight grip on.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
CRYING AgLp
Woman Thief Sent itos Essp FoF 9 seafs
Despite Hsby 8std Tsa4aI
pleading.
-!
-

NEW YORK, jan Annie
Howard, alias Thomps years old
was sentenced to i've ~ iEapriaon'
ment at Auburn for bur ny y Judge
Aspinwail in the COUNTY conr Brook
.lyn. The woman almos iasnted when
she heard the sentence a court NJ
tendant taking from ter arms On g.
monthstold baby taftled Win
shrieks Of soh. my baby ny baby
Then she collapsed Ifs Howard
asked Judge AsplnWaIl q DC Ieuient
with her becauseAof baby and giye
her another chance. ensshe begin
to cry. II won'tdo yp1 Bttoi good
to cry Judge AspinEalE seia "You
could cry all day and that would do
you no good. You are tiis most OK
pert and confirmed female tliiei ever
heard Of You are senteneed % Az.
burn for i've years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
THE. FIRST TRAIN
ON a NEW ROAD
Met With an Accldent-Pass Car
on the Coal and Coke Went over
Bank.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan, s4,
The first through passenger train from
Elkius to Charleston over the Coal and
Coke Railroad met with an accident
near Gassaway, A passenger coach
left the track, owing to a broken or De.
fectlve rail, and went over the bank.
II, H. Priebel, travelling auditor Of the
road; P. H. Pembroke, engineer, and
b, \. Smith, trainmaster were injured.
hut none Of them dangerously. M
bodyel else was hurt The train from
thlstcitys To sElltins went thtopg Eit6.
ont an aecidsnt
S,he Coal and Coke HI conjunction
Iwith die Westen MARYLAND Is now
gsinning through hains between this
'city and Baltimore
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
W. VA. ON FIELlS

sns Drain run. Church district
ReFe county Wa. Va. tAe PhnadaI
pAis onpanys fourth sand ven O.,
tse Wntam n. Teasarden farm has
been e1nnected BY the pipe line and
WIS sltated tor d short ime aud II
lrfodue rs barrels The ensuing 20
iotEs Il wiIl he drilled deeper
About 1,ge9 teet south Of he Tea
garden prodacs slie Hope Natural
Gas tlotdpafs has a'weli on the Stone
iltng farm tat showing some oil In
the toprth SAM. 4 viii be given
shot una tested
m Manning district Marion
county, tie wheeling Nauul Gas
Company has completed 2 test on the
.: ID Itchaels farm and has light
gasser III ole fourth sand
IN, Church district Wetael county
the carnegit Natusel Gus Company
has comple tad test on fine Henry
Hilloek farm through AL sands and
has d duster TlsIs mas an importan,
test ana wal drilled 70 q depth Of s.
400 feet.
IN the Wallace district Harrison
county, the South Penn OH compeny
has drilled itssNo 8 81 me r. C. Dean
farm through tie stfay and has shut
down to move hack the boter No Oh
was found IN stle stay
on Kiachelowe creek Lewis eoun.
Is tba same company has driiied us
test on the q AiciSlhney farm
through the 5tifth sand ana i,as d light
r,,mner Nj aoos fof Ii,Sse than 8
barrels a aay. i'll ha same district
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
PERSONAL

Miss Bess Borgess., who had been
he guest Of Miss Phila Hess since
saturday, returned to her home in
harrisburg to-day.
a[ts! Earl H. Smith and little son,
HeEndon, VIII leave tomorrow for
Ksyser, where they will spend several
weeks at Mrs. Smiths home.
Miss Mary Moran, who had been
dc guest Of Miss Grace Mcdonald for
the5past few days, returned to her
home at clarkshurg yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Peddicord and little
daughter, Eleanor, are i'll Of chicken
pox
Miss Blanche Price left today for
atew weeks visit to her home at New
Straitsville, Ohio.
County Clerk Geo. NJ. Jacobs, who
ms been somewhat indisDosed for
several days, was over in town short
KsfEe today.
W, II. Conway, Of Fairmont, a
prominent lawyer Of that city, AMI a
member Of the firm Of Cornwell &
Conway, was in the city last night
"a his way to Washington county,
xlaars he is interested in the option
Rtg Of coaf lands for the Thompson
syndicate. Wheeling Intelligencer.
NJ Powell and wife, Of FaIrmont,
Eere registered at the Windsor no.
al Mr.. Powell is a young attorney
a Falrmont, and only yesterday be-
zane a benedict, being married in
nat city to Miss Brant. He is in
wheeling on his honeymoon Wheel.
ing ntelligencer.
Mta.1. 6. Race came down at noon
nom clarksburg and is the house guest
eeatn. Edwin Robinson on Falrmont
ayuaaR
sMrs, L. L. Malone and daughter,
miSs blanche, will leave on Saturday
M few days visit to Washington,
nc
Mss Beryl, Stewart is spending a
lev days at her home in Warrington.
Or. L. G. Ice spent yesterday at his
1Inu In Warrington.
L. G. Race, Of clarksburg, was a
1lEltor in the city yesterday.
] sM1ss Lillian Reed is confined to her
huue on Barney street by illness,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
sJust FuH.

"Just For Fun, s the play recently
given at the Normal Auditorium VIII
be presented again Tomorrow might
by the same cast. ME eHt efsaiument
is given for the beneat ci the Normal
Athletic League. This Organization
hopes to become amor ieeltbiuI and
vigorous one and aFe WORKING hard
to accomplish the snd 81 giew
The play Is one tlat ven written.
It viii be properly steged aud clever
ly acted and dessrge support Of
all friends Of the school
PusLic s AEE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
Box Supper.

There will be box supper and so
cial at the Evansville school house on
Friday evening, January 90.
The money received at this time
will. be used for the benefit Of the
Public school library at Evansville,
Everybody Is invited to come and
help make the event q success both
financially and socially
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
dI GIN


80, lVG3TC va
Beafi tufned las MINT frem
mont
q 5. Chatit6n and 9. d 81 y !. !.
were ia Falrmo1t yesteEai 81 b ss5as
kfrz. w, q. Smith has returned gtr \ 9ll
i visit with relatives at aTmins tor;
HISS Beryl stewart Of Falrmont Isl
visiting her parents on Pleasant street
Clayton n Coltman was in FafnllEls
ton yesterday afternoon:
w. s. Raymond and Curt 3. Fleming,
Of Fairmont were registered ct the,
Bartlett yesterday.
WIN. Blair, Of shinnston. Is a Man an:
nington guest.
i'm. McCray and wife and 3Dr. u q
Ice are aFirmonters registered at the
Arlington.
It Is reported through town that the.
Warrington gas Co. has sold out tothe
Home Gas Co. However, officials Of
either CO. refused to make any state
ment.
Frank Campbell, Of this city, left to-
day to work in the Kansas oil fields.
A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs.
w. M. Smith yesterday.
Mart Alexander. Of Point Marion, IS
in town.
Miss Mckinney, bookkeeper at
Modis department store, is i'll at her
home in the clayton addition.
The students Of TIT High School
viii serve lunch in the school build.
ing after the Elks' Band Concert.
DR.. w. G. s. Wilson Is i'll at his home.
on Water street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
Deed dated Oct. "a, 1905; sllas T.
Toothman ct ux. to Alex. Toothman ct
al, 10 interest in 1OO1s acres on Plum
run; consideration, $4OO.
intermediate Court.

The case Of 1. 1. Dumire VS.. James
L. Erwin in detinue is being tried this
afternoon in judge Kendall's court.
The evidence is about in and the case
will probably go to the jury this even.
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
W. Va. PosTMAsTERs.
President sent Three Names to SEN
te To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-President
Roosevelt sent the following names to
the Senate to.day'to be postmasters in
West Virginia:
George 3. Baro, Anderson; w. VIII
ley, Hinton; William A. Mason, Phil.
fppi.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
NEW SHIRT WAISTS,

White Lawn, beautifully trimmed
with lace and embroldery-a dozen
styles at 9sc-others at $3.50 and both
worth half more.
"JoLLlFFE's."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

i n 1f'N7H IVVTTIITII7VTIT " TITTTT 70 ~
EAST; LEyEBpc ois. Oiio, Jan a.
The PittsbIfg and Isake lrlo vin
lbiiid hui xtensIpn "a thla City IRON
.Rease eas thls snmmer Contracts
.haYe seen signed With the Mldlanl
|stesl co 81 rlttsbuFsl which b erect,
Ing i mammoth plant ct Midland. Pa
to do this. The hne win be IN direct
opposition to The Cleveland and pltla-
burg road
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

j. s. Popie. tho only store handling
1.-THE American Lady Shoe any
style at $500 and $3.50 per pair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

N yuni see It Ii the West virginian
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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-02-03

No. was nearly three hours late
this morning.
Charles \. Nye, of DeBeque, is
a new arrival in the city.
Lee l.. Prewett and Charles II. At
we'll. OF Mesa, are in town today.
DeCamp. the man arrested ON the
charge of cruelty to animals, was re-
leased from custody today.
Rex Howell, of Aspen. arrived in
the city yesterday and viii make
Grand Junction his permanent home
Charles 5. Thomas. of ouray. con
nected with the Ouray Herald, was
an arrival in the city last night and
will spend two days with his parents
The fourth big meeting of fruit
growers held in Grand Junction with
in the last month is taking place at
the court house this afternoon.
The minimum temperature this
morning was - degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was so
degrees. Generally fair tonight and
Sunday is the forecast.
a series of revival services will
begin tomorrow evening at the
Christian church and continues for
several weeks. Rev. Frederick
Grimes. the pastor will have charge
OF the services.
The Denver and Rio Grande in
tends TO make standard guage of
the line from Grand Junction to GU
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-02-03


time at the home Of Fred Snyder on
Ouray avenue when the Humdingers
entertain the M Phi girls
The new bus put into service by
Barton & Plat has been universal
ly admired during the past two days
II is certainly pretty vehicle.
TUESDAY night The big bah of
the Eagles. Are YOU going? That
much talked of event The third
annual bail of the Eagles takes place
Tuesday night
The night of February 18th will be
"Gentleman's night with the
Woman club and great preparations
are being made for this bright event
in the clubs social calendar.
The Fruita Telegram came out
this week a six column eight page pa
per instead of five column eight
page paper. The Telegram is MAX
ing improvements every week.
Chancellor Buchtel. of the Denver
University. will visit Grand Junction
next week and will hold services one
evening at the Methodist church.
Let Lewis and saIlee do your
plumbing or steam fitting. First
class worlmen. Prompt attention to
every order You viii find them at
124 North Fifth street. Telephone
hurry orders to Red 1854.
Already the new pool and billiard
hall in the old Kippe block is prov
ing very popular with those who en-
JOY these pastimes. Messrs. Frank
lin and Burnett certainly have an at
tractive and modern establishment.
Are you a patron OF the Flagg
Barber shop in the postoffice block?
us a nice place to have your work
done Competent and courteous bar
bers. modern appliances, everything
strictly first class. Neatness pre-
walls.
Tickets are already selling for the
fourth annual ball of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Fremen to be
given at the Auditorium on the night
of February %. The fremen always
entertain royalty and there is sure to
be a big demand for tickts for this
big hop.
When YOU have work done you al
ways want the best service. The firm
of Lewis and sallee located at t24
North Firth street is prepared to do
only the highest grade of work in
plumbing and steam fitting. Just
have talk with them when in need
OF any work along this line. Call at
the shop or telephone Red 1891.
You remember what good time
you had last year at the bah of the
Eagles Then can you afford 10
miss their next big ball which takes
place at the Auditorium on Tuesday
night? The Eagles never entertain
in halfway manner. They viii
give YOU the best there is. Tickets
on sale at Moody's, Arthur's, Hard S
barber shop, Flaggs barber shop and
at the Railroad store.
Again this Saturday the streets
have been made lively by tho pres
ence of scores of fruit growers from
all parts OF the valley who are here
to attend the adjourned session of
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crs of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association. The session
this afternoon promises to be one
OF the most profitable and enjoyable
meetings of the stockholders OF this
particular association have ever held.
-rbs two rtusiroI comedies biuad
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-02-03

Stamping done at The G. V store
Candy only | . cents pound at the
c. V. Store.
Electric motor, good for clipping
See w, L. Eastman. 535 Ute.
Very low rates to Denver and re
turn Colorado Midland.
The FL Socorro is the mildest tC
and 10 cent cigar in the city.
Gold rings for the babies are giver
away at the C. V. Store
Use Cameo coal 1t is the best
orders promptly filled Phone Red
Telephone Red 2ls for load OF
Cameo coal Its good Delivered
quickly.
After all other cigars try the "
socorro, as it has no equal in taste
and aroma.
II YOU want your moneys worth
go to the Boston Lunch. Meals Is
cents and up.
We represent the Bankers Acct
dent company Chas Clark. dist
Mgr. Capital Life.
There is always something doing at
the Boston Lunch. Follow the crowd.
Location 329 Colorado avenue.
Have your transfer work and heavy
hauling done by Barton 4 Plat.
Special wagons for such work
and prices right, $50 Ouray.
With each S1.00 purchase Of goods
YOU are entitled to one pound OF
candy free, at the G v store
If you have nything to buy or sell
Its, NJ
the Capital Life Office 1t costs you
nothing. Chas. Clark. Dist Mgr
We buy old furniture and repair
old furniture Call us up when you
need our services. Prices reasonable
Furniture hospital. PA Colorado.
Write your insurance with the
Capital Life of Colorado. Keep your
money in Colorado. Chas Clark.
Dist Mgr,
The best livery service possible is
provided their patrons by Barton &
Plat. When YOU want carriage.
buggy. or single riding horse. Tele-
phone Mesa l05-
Trade with the new grocery firm.
Alderman and Corcoran. the Rail
road store, 200 Colorado avenue.
Every order given careful atten ton.
Meat market in connection.
The celebrated Clark carriage foot
warmers are supplied to patrons who
desire them by Barton & Platt. the
livery men. Good horses and attrac-
tive and comfortable rigs
Ii is a fresh and complete stock
that the patrons OF the Pantry deli
catessen store. T W. Primrose. pro
prietor have to select from. Tele-
phone Black 671. Prompt delivery.
Furniture packed for shipping
Mirrors replated, chairs and furLi-
ture of any kind repaired. Upholster-
ing done All prices reasonable. The
Furniture hospital. 244 Colorado
avenue. Telephone Red GIL.
A. Beurgeron. the piano tuner ex-
poets to leave about March LIST for
his eastern trip. He will return
ahou, May list. He solicits your tun-
ing.
Almost new grocery throughout
is the Railroad Grocery store and
Meat market now owned and manag-
ed by Alderman & Corcoran. Com
plete and fresh line of groceries. First
class meat market. Orders filled
promptly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17
SATSOp KICKING
Republicans In That Section Dis.
pleased With Convention

SArsoP, September l5th--There is a
great deal OF dissatisfaction and disgnst
among republicans here over the out
come OF the Chehalis County Republican
convention. That the Eastern end OF
the county was turned down and ignored
altogether, goes without saying.
One can hear on all sides the opinion
freely expressed that the ticket is not
the choice OF the party but of the bosses.
And good republicans are talking as if
they would not only like to see the Ring
smashed, but like they are going to help
smash it.
That such man as County Treasurer
Frank Taylor, of ripe experience and
good character, who by every right
should have been renominated, should
have been turned down for man with
out business experience, and unsavory
character, is almost beyond belief, and
helps to intensity the feeling against the
bosses.
1t is Just such acts as this on the part
OF the party leaders that is leading the
people 10, and making more and more
popular the direct primary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17
COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL
Aberdeen Organizes a CamDaiun
Committee Saturday Niahf.

The meeting at the Grand theater,
saturday evening, resulted in the election
OF Il. B. Benn as president, and Ed Jones
as secretary,
After considerable discussion it was
decided to appoint an executive com
mittee, three to be appointed uy those
present, those three to select the other
four members. Messrs. J. &. Bridges,
f. i. Benn, and L. G. Finch we're the
three appointed. 1t was also the wish of
the meeting that the executive commit
tee organize at once by electng a pres
dent, vice president, secretary and
treasurer. They were further instructed
to appoint finance committee of one
person from each of the professions and
trades represented in the city, who we've
to act as collectors, the fund to be de-
posted with the treasurer of the execu
tive committee. Other committees
such as statistic and registration were
also to be appointed, who We're to work
under the supervision OF the executive
committee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17
ELMA

Floyd Wakefield, of Oakville, was in
Elma last week visiting relatives.
Uncle Frank Anderson returned Tues
day from Il short visit at Aberdeen.
Mrs. .. K. Holmes and chIdron went
to Olympia Tuesday to visit her parents
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Wakefield returned
Saturday evening from their trip to
Oregon points.
DR.. Hill returned Thursday afternoon
from bis trip TO Oregon where he went
on business and visited relatives.
Mrs. Adam Ehl returned Wednesday
from Aberdeen where she has been the
past week ON professional business.
Fred Gerzel left Tuesday afternoon
for Watertown, Jefferson county, n. Y.
to visit his sister, Mrs. William Techer
whom he has not seen since 1870
A. +. Leroy was appointed city mar
shal last week, Melvin George having
resigned. Mr.. Leroy served as marshal
OF Montesano for number OF years and
is we'll qualified for that position.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17
Democratic County Convention Puts Up Strong
Men Without Aid of Slate.
lhe Convention Saturday Evening Placed a
Ticket in the Field That Will Annea1 +o Al,
uoodCltlzens. No Slate Prepared or I'm
seenly Scramble for Place. No
National Politics in Platform.

we deplore a condition that causes if
10 seem wise to make such appeals to
ignorance and party prejudice as is ex
hipiieu IN me republican party platform
When 1t refers to "that great debt which
was contracted by the county during
popnlst and democratic administru
t'Uhs, "hen history and memory tells
all that the debt was contracted bv re-
puoilcah administrations that the ex-
travagant expenditures Of that nartv
became so onerous that the people OF
Chehalls county threw off the party woke
III 'o'o, ana selected officials whose policy
mas succeeded IN placing the credit of the
recognized.
We favor the building and improving
oi county roads in an economical manner
as demanded by Our growth and progress
ana as required by public instead OF pri
vate interests.
We demand the enactment of a direct
primary election law, and pledge our
legislative candidates to work for it's
passage.
We believe the time has arrived wien
,ne interests OF Chehals county demand
'hal tiie conduct OF Its affairs be divorced
as iaf as possible from national politics,
TO tie end that officials will be selected
for fitness alone.
we pledge our nominees to an honest
faithful and economical administration
OF their offices, and confidently ask for
the support OF all citizens who desire the
"eiiare oil Chehalls county in preference
to furtherlng the designs OF the cotarie
now IN control OF the republican party.
The nominations of the candidates re-
CURED considerable time, as nothing had
been pre- arranged, and the entire pro-
ceedlngs ol the evening were in decided
contrast to those of the recent republican
convention. The democrats had no
music and no speeches, but devoted their
Tune to the business that called them
there, that Is, the SELECTION of ticket.
Our republican friends did not have thai
trouble-the selections having been made
lor them by their bosses-hence filled in
their evening with music and spread
eagle talk.
The result is eminently satisfactory to
Inc democratic party, and should be To a
large majority OF the republicans OF the
county, Tor the reason that the ticket
"Iofds them an opportunity to rebuke
thef sell constituted bosses in the ONLY
manner in which they can be made to
feel a rebnke, by votins for men of ac-
knoWledsed ability and character for the
various positions 10 be filled.
1t VIII be noted that the platform
avoids all mention of national politics.
and the campaign will be made along
that line. No republican nominee will
be permitted to ride into office on the
back OF President Roosevelt without the
voter knowing it. He will be required
to stand or fall upon his personal uualii-
cations for the place he seeks, and the
outcome will reveal whether our inde
pendent republican friends really mean
1t When they say they are tired oi boss
rule.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17
HOQU!AM.

r. w. Craig lett Thursday for few
weeks visit with his parents who reside
in CanaGa.
John Eichardson, who has b5eA oa
the Sound several days, returned home
Friday afternoon.
Carpenters have begun work on the
new residence on Kaus ltll 10 be built
for G. W. llodgdon.
Mrs. B. F.. Huff AMI daughter Miss
Josephine, left Friday tor Seattle for u
few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Morgan, who has been yisi-
ting relatives in Astoria scyert! weeks,
arrived home Friday evening.
j. a. Acteson, who has been absent
from this city for several days on the
Sound, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Erdman, who
have been spending their weI ling nip
in Portland, arrived home Friday even
ing.
Eerberss Bennett who came out from
Lake Qulnault, bringing out Nh Benner,
who was quite i'll, has returned to his
home.
Peter HunIey left Friday for his camp
has crew OF men grading ana clearing
the Kirkpatrick county road.
Mrs. l.. II. Brewer, who has been in
Montesano the past week at the bedside
OF her mother, Mrs. Schotield, returned
home Thursday evening. she reports
her mother slowly improving