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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
THE PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT
Answers.

To Jumbled Flowers, chrysanthe-
mum; 2. sun1ower; 8, morning glory; 4,
lady slipper; 5. marigold; 8, ragged robin;
delion; 10, geranium; Ii, heliotrope; II,
hyacnth. @ 4
To Jumbled Girls Names-Bessie, Ann,
Kate. Mary, Chambers, Myrl, Alma,
Emily, Lee, Nellie. Mayne Sallie.
MARY KATE EUBANK.
To Gharade by Ruth Leonard-M emor1al
Day.
To Jumbled vines-1. honeysuckle: 2,
wisteria; 8, clematis; 4, rambler; s. grape;
JOHN oMoHUNDRo.
No. 1908 Floyd Avenue, city.
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Charade.

MY first in hate and also in late.
My second In mon but not In pen. 81
My third In oil and also in ball.
NY fourth in zephyr. but not in heifcr.
My fifth In oil and also in toll.
My sixth Is in new. but not In crew.
My whole Is we'll known river.
AGATHA WALKER.
Lynchburg. Va.
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Charade.

MY first is In none but not in fun.
My sccozi Is In nook but not in brook
My third Is in bin and also In fin.
Ny fourth Is In one but not In run.
My fifth is In bun and also In SUM-
My whole is vegetable.
a. RUTH HARRIS.
No. 1916 West Clay Street. city.
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

Frleda Oletz, of No. a1oo Ivy Avenue,
city, Tor Memorial Day verse, Illustrated
by drawing of the Hollywood monument
B Margaret Janet Bailey, Of Big Stone
sap, and Helen Johnston, Of No. s15
Worm 1wenty.seventh Street, city, for
very Interesting and we'll written letters,
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NY hrst II In yield bot not in feld.
Ny second Is in eat and ALTO in caeA..
Ny thsrd ID In sand but not IN land.
Ny fourth ls in light and fL,<J IN siynt.
Ny hftn Is in late but no, in gait.
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FOR THE WEEK.
Lawson, Mollie,
Leary. Nora T.,
Loving, Rush,
Luton, Alma.
McGhee. Blanche,
Murdoch. Charles,
Metzgar, II. c.,
McGavocl1, s. r.,
NIcCraw, Louise H.,
Mantle, Alice.
Mason. Irlc r..
Newton, Helen.
Nicholson. Nellie,
Noble, Eddie.
Ogburn, Ashby.
Pemberton. Gladys.
Pemberton. Elgin.
Pannill. Thenia.
Pittard, Matte O.,
Pretlow, Bogart A..
Pannill. Ka te,
Pannill, George,
Rogers. Willie.
Robertson, Lucy j.,
Shepherd. Watson,
Sydnor, Lula RI,
Scott, Eleanor c.,
Stroud. Eula,
Stands. VIII r.,
Station. Lewis.
Stevens. John o.,
Smith, Ethel,
Smith, Russell,
Strailman. Frank,
Turnb,lll, Evelyn,
Tyler, Bessie.
Walker. Sue D.,
Walker. Agatha,
Wells. Grace L.,
Wclls. Julia c.,
White, Annie,
Woodland, Luna,
Wright. J. A.. Jr.,
Walker. Florence.
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My sixth Is in heart and also In part.
My seventh is in dale but not in mail.
My eighth Is In gas and also In pass.
NY ninth Is in yeast but not in beast.
My whole is something every one has
Teen but will never see again.
MAMIE AVERETrT.
Averett, NIecklenburg county, Va.
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FISHING.

FISHING.
Fishing is fine sport. Easter lot of US
went fishing on the Mehcrrin River. we
had grand time. I caught a lot OF little
minnows. We;ate our lunch by mill on
.solne logs. Then we went up to large
boat and we took long ride. We went
then some Of. the boys set itfon fire. We
had a fine time on the boat coming back;
We sang n dot. Everybody enjoyed ".
ASHBY OGBURN.
Nnrth Vtnw Va r ttEst rHfas f-y.E ~
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Memorial Monument.

The centrals spell day which brings
sad memories to Cur minds.
!. A letter.
2. a kind Of Ash.
3. demon.
l. 4 clod.
8. Rage.
s. An expression Of contempt
T. An herb.
{: A fairy.
9. H. small box.
10. WeIshty.
IL Performing.
PATSOS BRUCE,
~ IL ~. Eixhth 81
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CONTRIBUTORS

- 'oO SNS
Allison, James W.,
Aldrldge, G. B.,
Allen. Robert W..
Averett, Mamie.
5Averett, George,
Adkins, Eth9.
Bailey. NJ. Janet,
Bear. Hymap,
.Bullitt, Julia,
Bristow, Larkin F.
Baber, Julian T.,
Badenoch, Agnes,
Coxon, Caroline,
Cont, Elsie,
Chcnery. Elizabeth
Costello. I. T..
Childrey, Annie,
Clcneay, Norma S,
q Davis. Charlie,
billiard. Hazel.
Dean, Sarah,
Dietz. Frieda.
Ennis. Edna,
Edge, Fletcher,
Elkins, Mono,
Erich, Henry.
Eastman, Eva.
Farrell. Elizabeth,
Ford, Carrie,
Graves. R. s..
Gillian. Irene,
I Griggs, 2. c.,
s CALI. Ruth,
Hart. James s..
Hendrickson. H..
Hardy, Kathleen,
sHuntley. Elizabeth,
Harris, Ruth,
Herndon, Josephine
Heller. Gerson, Z
Johnston, Helen,
Jacobs, Mildred,
johnson. Ruth O..
Kidd. Mary L..
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MEMORIAL DAY.

q There is a month within the year.
It Is the moAth OF May;
There Is n day within that month,
Called Decoration Day.
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Letters From
The Children

4. D Sa. Edltor-1 received my badge and th,nh
500 s soy,a pretty. hone In the near future "a
Closed Ana - my my drawings in your page. I'm.
Ora Granite Va RUTH OMEGA JOHNSON.
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Jenny's Lesson.

Jenny" said a very tired mother to
her daughter one afternoon. will you
help me sew this braid. on your sisters
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Early In the morning,
To take and decorate the graves
On Decoration Day. st
ELIZABETH FARRELL.
Claremont, Va.
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Dear Editor.-I will send you drawing.
which wish you to publish. / live 80 far
away that do not think that my drawing
can reach you In time for the first paper, so
will you please put It in the next I am SIN
cerely yours. HELEN HARDY 8
Lancaster Courthouse, Va. ;lIT1f z
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Dear Editor,-I havc hoon no..,u ~, ~,
Dispatch and enjoyed reading IL in w I' .snS
Wv ynur ;',,ff: which hope you will publish.
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Dear Editor.-plense send nno ~,
W %ant 70 Join the r D; G. G have draw Nj
basket. Your friend. , GnnGnape me trash
21ll Church Hill Avenue. 'iE NObLE.
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Dear Ed:tor,--1 wish to Join your r. D. c.
Club. 80 please send me badge. send you
story entitled ''Maizie's Visit to the Farm
long. you mag continue 1t II you think best.
With best Wishes TO you and the T. D. c. c..
Tobacco. va ..---.--
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Dear Edtor.--I send you story wrote.
also picture S. drew d!a not mean no .ha
only made a copy OF It. using one Of Mr.. Glib
sons drawings as n study. J. am only q llttle
70 many advantages as my city Cousins Hope
my story and picture may escape the waste
basket Wishing You great suceefs; am
hastily yours. JOSIE 0ux'
Winnie. Va i4 N
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Dear Editor,-Enclosed you will md some
things. OF which you can take your choice and
print. hope YOU will find one suitable to
publish. | haven't received my prize yet, but
am looking FOR It every day. was real glad
% see my junbled names Of trees in the paper
this morning Well. ! will close With best
wlshes for you and tho r. D.. C. C. members,
remain your little friend,
Tally. Va. LUCY JACKSON ROBERTSON.
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D, Dear =. ditor.,Testerday I received your et,o,
Sc ' Encosod think 4 e Just n. nIcc az It can
hope u VIII be accepted Well, viii e cinss'e'
Amherst c.or,ho,.o NJ LoRA = A; MILLER.
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Dear Editor.--I have been very much disap-
pointed At not seeing my story or letter In
writing my story. but hope to see ii next
Monday. Please put my letter In the T. D. C.
c. and my story. too. live out In the country
sas5 ", T. MONEY.
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Dear Editor.-1 nm n little girl nine years
old, and thought would Join Tho clnh 10
sending YOU ono OF my drawings Please sand
me badge. Yours truly. ''''N
7A Graham Street. Richmond, Va, - I 'N
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Hidden Names.

Va. SUE D. WALKER.
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3 Dear Editor-I have so much work TO do at
often. but our school Is out the 18th OF May. I
saw my drawing In last Sundays Times Dis
patch. and my friends saw It, ! certainly WAS
glad to. SEQ that It was published. am not
much Of a,poet. wrotetyou to please send me
he hasn't any, hut is having them made, so I
will walt. Enclosed you Will find some draw
ings, and YOU may take your choice which one
to publish In next Sundays Times Dispatch.
Hoping all the members success, I Will close.
n Your sincere friend
Abingdon, Va. MARY ELDER SUMMERS.
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Dear Editor.-You can imagine how delight
ed was when saw a prize winner.
BY prize has not come yet. but am looking
for 1t every day. made terrible "mcss''
OF typewritlng that poem. Spring" but I
hope you will excuse my mistakes. Well I
must stop now. Your member.
~. -..l... WATSON. SHEPEER
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Dear Editor.-As l. haven't written to you Ia
such long time I reckon you think have
forgotten your club but have not. enjoy
I think 1t Is just fine. Enclosed you Will find
some drawings. which hope VII! not nnd
the way to the waste basket Wishing the
members great success. remain as ever.
Your fond member. LULA SYDEOR.
Mannboro, Amelia Co., Va.
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Dear Editor. -Enclosed you will ind Iittls
stor.' that have written for the T. d. &C.
Page ., that hope will be printed. ! would Tx.
18th. 1908. would IKE to have a badge
am respectfully.
KATHARINE BURTENsTEIN
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Dear Editor.-I send you a drawing. which
hope to SEQ published. take a great deal
OF Interest in the T. D. c. c. page. Please
send me badge. In doing so you will obiiga
your interested friend. ALMA l.. SCOTT.
$50 y. Thirty-nrst Street, City. F+
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Dear Editor.-I received my badge and think
like to see other chldr,n's drawings, too
Give love to all the members and yourself I
remain your member. DANIEL SCOTT.
y $50 N. Thirty-flrSt Street City, ~
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Charade,

PATsOS BRUCE.
~ IL y. Eighth 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
HOULT ITEMS

HOULT, April 20.-A small cntio
of Charles McElfreSh IS very SICK Will
scarlet fever. The one reported some
time back is much better
Mrs. Higgins, OF Clinton Furnace
IooonSa1ia county, is though TO Do
out Of danger, according to "oro re-
ceived by her sister here.
We learn that there was V1s1toF
come to the home of-=Mr- and MIS-
Aroy Burnworth last Saturday It IS
a girl. We are in the same boat as
First ward correspondent, who con-
plains Of a similar case he had not re-
ceired word OF, it had been Kept SO
quiet. Can It be possible some Of our
friends are ashamed Of what theS
should be very proud Of II they are
we will have to see Teddy RooseTeit
after them
There seems chance for some
peaches after all IN spite OF the amount
of buds frozen in February, ano
chances for other fruit look very good
but OF course danger OF freezing Is not s.
over yet
Laying OF steel IS progressing veT
rapidly and twill only be short
time until new track VIII be ready Tor
trains from East Faimonts Park TO
the upper end OF Hoult ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
BHRNSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. April 90 = Mr..
White, of Fairmont- became resi-
dent of our town Tuesday morning
into the house recently vacated by
Mrs. S. F. Smith
Mrs. Charles Cunningham was
shopping Tuesday in Fairmont-
Mr.. VIM. Faucet is quite sick at
this time.
Mrs. Geo. s. Watson and daughter.
Miss Mary, We're in Fairmont Monday
purchasing spring goods
Mr.. Randolph Floyd within few
days Will begin the erection OF a new
house on his lot recently purchased
in the Atha Addition.
Our school will close May 4sh Mr.
Moore and his assistant. Miss Matte
Taylor, have given excellent SatS-
faction-aS instructors and We hope
the school board viii retain them in
our school next term Also we are
expecting by next fall to have new
and modern school building in Barns
Vile. The people have done their
part, so now it's up to the board to
have the building constructed tals
summer
Several OF our young people have
been attending the opera in Falrmont
this week It is quite likely that II
asked one OF the young ladies might
tell you the exact sickness and depth
of the mud at certain crossing
Each and every citizen Of Barns
vile should vote for incorporation
It means better roads, better board
walks, Improved sanitary conditions,
a water system, lights and many other
ADVANTAGES which can be gotten no
other way than through Incorporation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
MONONGRH

MONONGAH. April 21--Miss Edna
Flanagan was visiting friends at Mid
dleton last Sunday
Alex ScranaSe. after years alb
sence. has returned 10. town and has
gone to work for the Fairmont Coal
Company.
Squire Richard Parrish. of Worth
business
Miss Icie Morgan. of ColfaN, IS Wis
itinS friends here at present
D. NJ Harmon has accepted posi-
ton with G. w. Southern & Sons nur-
sery at ClarksburS. and left for that
point on Friday
A.eG. Criss removed his family to
Haywood. Harrison county. last week
Geo. S. Gibbons made business trip
to Parkersburg last Saturday
Dan Constable met with painful
accident while working in the mines
last Wednesday A pulley few on
the moter and cut his hip badly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ Kuhn were visit
ing friends at ClarkSburS and weston
last Saturday and Sunday
The Ancient Irder OF Hibernians
Will give a festival and dance at Col
liseum Hall on "Wednesday evening.
April 25th. An enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
Our good friend Lorenzo D. Coch-
ran while too old to grow up with the
country has decided to sell out here
and go west. He will locate near
Montpelier. Wells county, Ind
After a long and severe illness Un-
Gle Darius Fleming is again able to
be out and his host OF friends are glad
to see his familiar form on the streets
once more.
The Rathbone Sisters have arranS-
ed to give a festival at thelr hait on
Monday evening and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Margaret Grace, who removed
to Bradley. Ohio. two years ago. nas
moved back to Monongah and taken
up her residence here
L. NJ. Kuhn has purchased a new
delivery wagon for his Cash Gro
Gerry" Jesse Harman is driver
Justice E. J. knight was circulating
on the streets on day this week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
CHURCHES.
First M p.

Rev. D. s. Bogss, pastor.-Sunday
school at 9:45 a. M, A Sw1Ser, su-
perintendert. Preaching at 1875 a
m. subject, Publication" Junior C.
E. meeting at 1880 p. m. Mr.. Chesley
Bosgs. leader. Y. P. S. C. E. at Gas
p. M, Miss Lucy BoSss, leader. Preach
ing at 1:i5 p m, subject. "ObseVra-
ton" Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock Everybody
has a cordial invitation to all the ser
vices of this church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Child Choked.

Normal, the little 13-months-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mer-
rifeld, of Newton street, came near
choking to death yesterday evening
at O'Clock. The child was eating
piece of hard candy which it accident
ally swallowed and lodged in its thro2-
which came near proving fatal Phi:
sicians were hastily summoned. In
the meantime a neishbor took it by
the feet and by shaking it caused the
candy to dislodge, which the physi-
ciaHs upon their arrival pushed down
bringing final relief and only IN time
to save its life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Making Progress.

The building committee for the NJ
P. church have entered upon their
preliminary work and are now await
ing plans from the architects from
which to select before securing bids
for its construction. In the meantime
the solicitors are busy putting into
operation their plans for securing the
necessary funds to go forward with
the work as soon as the building COM
rnittee is in position to do so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Aeeordino to Guarantee.

ACCORDING 10 S6<' -''>~S'
.eE.xcuse me SIR said the bill col
lector, as he edged into Mr.. Graphts
office, but came to collect that lit
tie bill"
For what2" snapped MI. Grapht
The typewriter you purchased from
US You have had the machine for six
months now and you.Gavea't paid a
cent on it,
= 1T admit that" cried Nj SFaphI.
one stiII II must have been entirely
paid for by this time. according to
your agreement
"But we haven't received cent
That's not my AGAR. Didn't you
give this guarantee: This tyrewrit-
er Will pay for itself IN six months
Yes. sir. but
IF 1t hasn't paid for itself by this
Tine, its osconcen OF mine l.ve:a
good mind to charge5you storage on 1e.
And the shrewd old crook went on
writing.
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Diamond Street M. z.

Rev. L. w Roberts, pastor--Sunday
school at $3.50 a NJ, Mr.. E. a. VII
son. superintendent Preaching at
1o:45 a. M, subject, +The Study Of the
Book" General class meeting at 2-30
p. m, Sd by Wesley Satterfield- Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. led BY
Mrs. Ella Donham. Preaching at .:30
D. m. This Life Probation"
a-;sis4etaoinshrdl neutrality-suspicious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Baptist.

Rev T. B. Lawler. pastor-Sunday
school at $50 a. m, preaching at
1880. subject. The Characteristics Of
Good Church Member" B. Y p u
at : p. M, leader, Miss Mabel Rich
ards. Preaching at S p. M. subject
"The Angels Of Summertime" A vel
come awaits you Comet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

The manager of the hospital is hav-
ing all the lower floors and nails
vanished and supplied with rubber
carpet strips throughout, which not
only presents greatly improved ap-
pearance, but will also serve to pre-
vent the constant tread Of footsteps
from annoying the patients above.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
CITY Hospital.

Mrs. W. T. Black, OF Castor ave
nue.. a surgical patient, was dismissed
to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
New Industry.

It IS semi-oa5ciaIly reported by one
of the parties interested that a new
castsron foundry win soon be esta5-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

Miss Ella Ridgely, of Barney street
was admitted as surgical paoen'
Yesterday, who was operated upon Ia
ter in the evening for acute peritoni-
tbs, as the result Of appended alb
cess. She came out successfully from
under the influence of the anisthetic
and at last reports was doing well.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

lard 4
- = ~ k
II Mrs. Commodore Fletcher, OF Sat
terdeld street is quite III
Mrs Charles Pilsen. Of Merchant
street, returned yesterday from Graf
ton, where she has been for the past
few days visiting her parents, Mr. and and
MIS- Price.
mrs. Lillian Deyault and Miss Bur
IN miss Malone, of White Day. came to
the city yesterday to assist in making
preparations for the funeral ceremony
8Sof mrs. Kirk Malone. which took place
today t II o'clock at Pissah church
Mrs NJ: II. Kincaid, Of Market
!. street: who has been i'll for week
is not so well at present
Mrs. Jacob Kuntz, of Wheeling. is
the guest OF Mrs John Wagner. Lat
) er Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs Wagner win
90 to Grafton for brief visit With
friends
Ledrew MCKINLEY. Of Columbia
street, is indisposed-
Miss Matte Linn returned to her
home at Benton,s Ferry after weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Hughes
Miss Lillian Swindler and Master
Earl Swind1er, Of Merchant street
went to Morgantown yesterday on a
8 Few days, visit with relatives.
D.sA. Grifdth and son Paul, Of On
iontown, Pa, arrived in the city yes
terday evening to visit Mr. L. H
Eckies, who is half brother to Mr.
Grimth.
Mr.. c. e. Bel, Of Pawpaw district
was In the city yesterday on bust
! ness trip, and calling on his friends
It's SUSPECTED that ne IS amer 5ucH
ey.s FGeming's scalp as county COM
missioner.
Mr. and MIS- Robert MoNieE, Oh Fieo-
mont, arrived In the CITY ihufsods
evening to visit friends IN the MS
ward Mr. Monkey returned nome yes
terday afternoon, but his wife viii
remain stor a Few days longer
81 Misses Gertrude and All4een Hup
went to Manntnseon last hisne 10
spend Sunday with thelr parents
ss
s5ss Mrs Mary Hennen' OF touF1h Seree''
was the guest yesterday OIL heF lloen-
;s5ser, Mrs Andrew Sterllns' Oh "a'eF
street
-
Miss Dora cox OF loves me y VS.
i ting Mr. and MRS Johh - NoN- -
I Morsantown avenue LOT d lie" ia ss-
Mr. j. Garner. OF East an ave
- -t,Ny IN r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

Large trades are often consumated
by using our want ads A cheaper
vehicle Of business exchange could
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Rebekah Lodge.

The Rebel1ahs win meet on Monday
evening at the Lodge hall on the cor
5ner of Merchant and Market streets
A fun attendance is earnestly desired
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

Miss Louise Lloyd was hostess this
afternoon to the L. c. c. at her home
on Gufey street from 2:3o until
O'Clock. "A pleasant afternoon OF mu-
sic and various games was passed by
all present. Delicious refreshments
were served during the afternoon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21
Going to Parsons.

Or. B. Baker, Of Columbia street
has returned from Parsons. While
there his friends prevailed upon him
to move back and resume his former
practice there Accordingly he has
packed his household effects with
view Of moving there the first Of the
week He goes in part on account OF
his wife,s health, which he thinks will
be improved by the mountain air. and
therefore contemplates an indefinite
stay. His daughter, Lulu. win cont1n-
uein the Normal school here until the
close OF the term and follow on later.
OF Interest to the First Ward
E Need King, son OF Rev F. H J.
King, OF Buckhannon, who has been
employed at Washington, D. c., for
the past 12 years, was taken III about
month ago. and his lie was despair
ed, but being brought home to Buck
hannon, is slowly improving Rev
King VIII be remembered as having
been a former pastor OF the Diamond
street NJ. e church Of this city.
49,
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PaWPavV eRANcH-

DepaTt.-No 2oi, 700 A. N. No. .sA- :e
A4s.y 3 No 200. s.ss: sos: $50 SEQ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-21

Miss Dora Cox, Of Lowesville. is Wis
:iting. Mr. and Mrs John D. Cox OF
Morgantown avenue, for few days
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-11
thousand Dollars Worth of Good.

A. H. Thurnes, a well known coal
operator of Buffalo, o., writes: Il
have been afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble for years. passing
gravel and stones with excruciating
pain. | got no relief from medicine
until | began taking Foley's Kidney
Cure, then the result was surprising.
A few doses started the brick dust
like fine stones and now have no
pain across my kidneys and l feel
like new man. 1t has done me
81, 600 worth Of good Woods d
Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-11
Human Fiend IA Years Old.

Danyille. Ky. Jan. 6.-SamueI
Sweeney, fourteen years old, was ar.
rested BY Cincinnati Southern Detec-
tive Helm, on charge Of three times
attemptingsto wreck the Southbound
Cannon Ball express, which leaves
Cincinnati for the South every morn
ing.
Sweeney was caught in the act Of
setting distractions on the track
The train had six hundred passeng-
ers aboard.