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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-04
Bonaparte Plans
To Swell Navy
MOVING PICTURES OF MCKEE
70 sE sHowN m HOPE OF
ATTRAcTMe REcRuTs


WASHINGTON p
United states Navy has reputation
for doing things in good STYLE and
therefore when ii comes to adopting 4
press agent scheme it fs b~ut5naturas
TO expect that this branch 81 the gov
eminent service should be mp 70 date
1t is. IN fact, d plan that has been
taken up by Secretary BonapaEte .
advertise the happy life Of Jack
tar under the stars and Stripes and
gain lew recruits for Uncle SAM
navy As s novel that it has the or
binary schemes OF the theatrical press
agent beaten a mile.
The old Wolverine which has been
used as a training ship for some time
WIN be turned into a noating adyer.
tisement, and will be sent from port
to port, in charge Of competent men
for the purpose of enltsting seamen.
Secretary Bonaparte Is having pre-
pared series Of moving pictures OF
the datlyslife ofthe tackles. The SAIL
OF or VIII be shown at work and at
play. Pictures of him on shore and.
on shipboard Will be taken. There
will be dining scenes, showing how
well Uncle Sam feeds the men behind
the gun. other pictures will, show
him loIlfng at ease. In his hammock.
while pictures Of base ball and foot
bali games between the teams from
the rews OF various ships will also
come before the lens OF the moving,
picture machine.
When q good series nas been secur-
ed a lecture up them will be prepared.
Armed with pictures and attractive de-
scriptions Of the life Of a sailor the
recruiting officers will go abroad the
wolverine and visit ver port, Civ
ing lectures on the advantages and
pleasures Of a life in the navy. The
secretary thinks this Advertising
scheme will be.far more effective than
the old posters which are so familiar
In all parts OF the country.
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BATHING GIRL AP-
FEARED IN SOCKS
Tong Hose Discarded BY a Daring
GfrI-AtIantic City Approves II.

tong Hose Discarded BY a Daring
errl-AtIantlc City Approves Il.
ATLANTIC CITY, N, j., Aug.
The annual shock to the prttdes hes
lust been delivered by a Western
girl. AS a result Of the example
set yesterday by a chic little mics,
she summer girl-some of "her'
has taken to socks for bathing
Seach wear and cast aside long stock,
.ngs.
When the fracture Of the beach con
senttonalities occurred and the beach
oungers sat up and gave heed to tn.
pretty miss with the shapely bare
legs, Peter Parker, Captain Of the life
guards, lowered records getting the
news to Mayor Stoy, but that official!
however. did not undertake the tasH
of ~decreeing the length of stockings.
Where there was one pair yester
lay. there are half a dozen pairs OF
stockingless calves to be seen on the
beach today.
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central chrIgtlan church.

Corner Walnut avenue and Second
street, Rev. 2. q. Bates. pastor-9:S0
"a. n, Bible school, Seymour McIn-
tire, superintendent; lesson, False
Excuses" Luke t4:15-24; 1o:45 a. M.
Teaching of the True Minister" 8
p. M, "An Evening With Hymn
Sketches" Wednesday evening at 8,
prayer meeting, lesson study, Acts
10th chapter; s p- M, Teusday, month
ly meeting of the church board.
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! i
! TIE CHURCHES
! order OF Services at the
! Various Places of WorhstP.

MethodIst protestant Temple.

Rev. j. G.. Broomfeld, pastor-sun-
day school at $50 a. M, and public
worship at 1O:45 a. m. Text for morn
ing sermon, Psalm 1871. = will lift
up mine eyes unto the hill. from
whence cometh my helps" theme.
vacation Thoughts" Evening ser
vice at 8 o'clock, with sermon on the
anxiety of the Greeks to e Jesus.
The Endeavor Society has decided to
spend the month Of August visiting
the other societies of town. Conse-
quentlY there will be no sessions Of
the society during the present month.
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ERggD M woMAN,s DEVOTION:
Young Man Doing Time for Larcsn,
Pardcned by Governor.

Young Man Doing Time for Larceny
Pardoned by Governor.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. A..
Through the devotion of his sweet
heart, now his wife, Milton Garrison,
la young man of Ltttleton,r was par
doned after serving four months OF a
ten months ~sentenct in the countg
jail.
When arrested for the theft Of his
s~weetheart's watch Garrison stated
that he took it tnnocentEy from q
third party and pawned It in his own
name. Evidence was so strong against
his, however, that on the. advice of his
attorney he pleaded guilty to petit lar.
ceny and escaped a term in the pen
itentiary. His sweetheart believed his
story and married him in jail, after
which she interested herself in hiu
behalf and finally secured q pardon for
him from Governor Dawson. The pair
left the jail Tonight arm in arm!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-04
Moundsville
Chautauqua
Opened
governor Dawson Spoke This After.
L.arne audience.

Dawson Spoke This After.
noonNto a Large audience.
MouNDsv1LLE. Aug. "A large
audience was presnt at the opening
of the Moundsville chautaugla yester.
day, and the programme was carried
out as was Off tallysannounced sever,
.aIsweeks ago
The most interesting feature of the
days programme was the address OF
Ernest Thompson Seton o. the sub.
ject, "Life of wild Animals" he
lectured both in the afternoon and
evening. The Featherstone Concert
Company presented their wonderful
musical performance which is consld-
erred to be the peer Of any Of like Ea
ture in the country.
To-day's programme has been set
aside for the G. A. r. Capt. Jack
Crawford the famous poet and scout
lis present and will present an enter.
Ttainment at IL O'Clock.
AT $500 D. m. Governor w. M. Q.
Dawson Will deliver the principal ad.
dress of the day to the old soldiers.
1t is expected that hundreds Of the
veterans will be present on this oc-
CASTOR for which extensive prepare
tions have been made for their com,
fort and entertainment. The closing
feature of the day will be the bon
IRE which will be kindled in the cen
ter of the lake. The attendance to.
day promises to break all former rec,
ords.
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.1IlaOn The
Best m Busy
Store Store
LEPROSY NOT
CONTAGIOUS

NEW YORK, Aug. Anew York
has no bars up against the partah Of
West Virginia, Maryland and Penn:
sylyania, the leper who has been.
driven out, stunned, s~idetEacked, for
bidden to New Jersey n kept
Ia prisoner in a freight car with no.
regular. supply Of food Or water.
DR.. Doty, quarantine officer, after 9.
meeting yesterday OF the New york
Board of Health. said: Gas the two
medical members Of the Board q
Health, DR.. Darlington and are
agreed that in New York 1eprosy Is
not a factor in state sanitation. We
don't consider it at all further than
ito hold that in this country 1t is not
a N to the public. No there Is
no prohibition against this poor out.
cast coming to New York.
81 think. it most inhuman the way
this man has been treated declared
DIR. Doty. "There is something wrong
about his wanting to reach North
Brothers island. No lepers are there.
In New York leprosy is no factor.
Leprosy is one Of those disorders
medical science knows very little
about. Dealing with facts, as we do,
and not with theories, we have
learned that though leprosy occurs in
parts OF the United States. there are
no reported instances OF one case
having caused others. Tuberculosis
is more communicable. Yet we have
no sentiment behind a movement TO
segregate consnmptives."
Al mar who had been nurse 4 the
hospital in the department Of Minds
mao. Philippines, offered yesterday
his services al attendant upon the
AFFLICTED Rossett. This nurse IS ". II,
Trantham. OF No. 247 West Eighteenth
street. 81 have worked in hospitals
where there were hundreds Of lepS
ers. he said land Il IS my belief
that the chances are very remote"
akrEzsf1E uTA.Ee T0SLfsFa y Ht.IE5f
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M. q. church, south.

Rev. r. T. Webb, pastor-spnday
school at $3.50 a. M, conducted by NJ.
d. Boland, superintendent; preaching
lat 1O:45 a. m. by the pastor; even
ing service at s p. M; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Monongah-Prayer and class meet.
ing at 1880 a. M. and Sunday school
at 2 p. m.
You are cordially invited to attend
the services OF our church.
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chrtst p. e. Church.

Rev. NJ. A. Barnes, rector-Holy
eucharist, 1880 a. M: Sunday school
$3.50 a. M: morning prayer and lit
any, 1915 a. M; first Sundays and fes-
rivals, second celebrationsof holy eu-
charfst. 10:45 a. M; evensong, s p.
M: Friday, evensong. 8 p. m; holy
days, holy eucharist, 1880 a. m.
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First M. r. Church.

Rev. G. D. Smith, pastor-9:so a,
M, Sunday school, g. w. Evans, SUI
perintendent; 1O:45 a. M, preaching
by the pastor on the subject, "The
swiftness of Love-" 2 p. m, Junior
League: z p. NJ, Epworth League.
IF. e. Rathbun, leader; topic, Faith
by Hearing;" 8 p. m, preaching by
the pastor. All are cordially invited.
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Golnu to the Coast.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rock and little
o William will leave the first Of
next week for Atlantic City, where
they will spend a few weeks with Mrs.
Rocks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
johnson, of Latrobe, Pa who are
spending the summer OF the coast.
Little Miss Miriam Rock has been in
Atlantic city for several weeks.
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Enr Mlss Ruteher.

On Wednesday night Misses Ada
and Josephine Colbert entertained the
members of the Kappa Delta soror-
fty at their home on Beverly avenue
in honor Of their guest, Miss Villa
Butcher, OF Fatrmont, founder of the
order.-Morgantown New Dominion.
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south sac families Picnic.

An o~ld-fashioned picnic is being
held at Traction Park this afternoon
by a number of families. mostly from
the South Side. The ladies went to.
the park at 9 o'clock and later will
be Joined by the gentlemen. An old
fashioned picnic supper will be spread
under the trees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-04
Returned From Mt. Clemens.

Mrs. g. w. Arnett and daughter.
Miss Marguerite, Mrs. Elizabeth Ar.
nett and DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Jamtson
returned home last evening from Mt.
Clemens, Mich. where they had spent
the past month.
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cathollc church.

Rev. A. Boat1ou. pastor-Mass every
Sunday at 8 and 10 o'clock a. m.
Evening devotions at 1880 o'clock,
consisting Of the rosary and benedic'
ton. Mass every morning during the
week at Z O'Clock.
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Shot His wife.

BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-John Bllskf, a
Iaborer q~uarreled with his wife this
morning and he shot her dead. He In
dicted minor wounds upon himself.
He was arrested.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-04

Guess whose the beautiful eyes are
in street cars and get one dozen Of
our finest cabinet photographs made
free. JOHNSTON STUDIO.
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Don't wa4t until your Stationery 10
entirely out before ordering but call
us up now and try Jul new Job de
;oartment. WEST v1RGENlAN.
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aoina % Manntnaton.

Miss Lucy Raymond. Edward Hol-
bert and WIN Engle VIII spend Sun
day in Warrington as the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard showalter.
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To Atlantic city.

Mr.. S. I. watson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James o. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. "A. 7. watson leave here5t to
morrow for Atlantic Citys where they
will spend a month.
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-rMMH.
The ball given at the Jackson street
Casino last evening eclipsed anything
of a social nature given in Y ctts
for quite a while. About go couples
participated in the dance, while q large
number looked on and enjoyed tile
good music Of the Casino orchestra
Refreshments were served In the best
of style and everything generally was
up to date under Mr.. Jacksonss per
sonal management. The Casino is be.
coming quite popular and we'll y
SHOULD be as 1t is certainly a wen
arranged hall. The regular Tines
day and Friday evening balls will BIG
given each week with occasional
prices for the prize waltz. Music By
the Casino orchestra,
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19oe-1so7
Tie Wesleyan University Of
West Virginia
NOW WEST VIRGINIA. WESLEY.
AN COLLEGE.

College courses leading to degrees.
Preparatory Cor Seminary. courses
leading to diplomas.
School OF Music.
School Of Business.
School Of oratory.
School Of Pedagogy.
School of Art:
School OF Engineering.
Clean town, extensive campus, large
enrolment, strong faculties, varied
courses, Christian Influences. ylgur,
GUS school life, moderate expenses.
The new College Building gives
much satisfaction.
Particular attention s directed to
the Conservatory OF Music, whose i
director and instructor ii voice
fessor Benson; q planning largely
tine coming
Tie Faii Tn vii
her t For lafg cataioeoe ana
Bepartmental Anfonncements aaate
PREsipENT j. WtER
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Ysr spleasan basket s1pper Wa
Ygenby% iAlarfln and number
oK hi friends rpme park last
night "A delIghtfnl pe selected
5fort the picnic andh cool breeze
very ~efreshingt
IN the party we're Martin
and family. Frank Weaver and fart4s
tiH Mr. and Mrs william Since, sen
sator William worIey and Miss
Mary Carroll OF KingWood. and Miss.
.BeryIS stewart OF Manningtons-MoF
gantown Chronicle
Avery enjoyable outing was given
sat Point Breeze last night by Miss
Mary Edwards and Miss Lucy WILSON.
and participated in by about 70 Of
their friends.
Among the invited guests were the
Misses Hunter OF Ptttsburg, Miss Sal
lie Moreland OF Connellsyille, Miss
Dorothy Donnie Of Erie. Pa, Miss
Louise dickinson Of Richmond Va,
Miss villa Butcher Of Fairrnont Miss
aElearon Brown of Kingwood. Pfotes.
sor and Mrs. Forkum, MI. and Mrs
James r. Moreland, Mrs: st. George
N. Brooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mn.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers
Morgantown Chronicle.
The program for the concert Of the
Citizens band for this evening is as
follows:
March, 1.-THE Diplomat. solsa
Overture, t'Plque Dame" suppe
Vocal solo. 4 Don't Know Where
I'm Going, But I'm on MY
Way .i.... . $40 3E tsn
Sam L. Ridenour.
Medley overture, when the Whip
poorwill Sings, Marguerite
q E1eset
waltz, "sur La Mer". u. yereecken
Characteristic march, cold Heidel-
haro,, Mills
Selection from The Maid and the i
Mummy tby requestl Bowers
March, s'My Maryland PAMELA
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FQRRENT- Two good office rooms
Main street at very low rent cali
me shafer studtos Simmer Block.
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FOX RRNT-6 room house, all mod
sra conventences, centrally located.
1896 RAIRMON1 est co.
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fOR RENT-one seven-room house.
TWO touTsroom cottages, two flats. All
modern conyenfences. Good locations
shain, Peoples Bank Building. <
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FOR RENT-store room. Barney
street. Address this Office: II
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spEcIAI MONTHLY AND YEARLY RATES. NainInum charge COG:
7wAN-Ep.

WANTED-Gla to assist in kitchen.
Apply ess Fairmont avenue: f
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FOR sALE-A Ave-room house near
new High scnool building. Call al
the West ylrgtnlan office.
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8EoRa RENr

For RENT-Large dwelling house or
Maple avenua.@Water and gas.
NJ. N. BARNS.
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EOR sALE-Household and kitchen
furniture, 1879 Maple avenue.
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FbH RENT-six roomed house. og.
den avenue Water and gas. Apply
se4s Ogden avenue.
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FOR RENT-Brick house with seven
looms and bath. Hot and cold water.
Benoni avenue: near sixth street
e q. q. HUTCHINSON.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
WILDE RVIL LIE

we.are having lots.of..rain theJpas
week.
/. Emma McCann is spending vacation
ut home.
y. Sans 10 little lame on account
Of QUITTING his foot with an Ak.
Claudius and AIDA Robinson1 1ars
spending vacation with home folks
Phil Brown came near putting hii
right EYE out lin handling fish
spear.
Miss Emma Hooking Lhas completed
her school Of four months and is now
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. EJ. H. Robinson have
been having la grippe. but are getting
better now.
Ethel MoCannland babe have been
visiting few days at Cher parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson's.
There..was a school meeting Satur.
day Of last week. Mr.. Humpton is to
teach another four months of school.
Mabel aud Myrtle Burrough visited
over Christmas with their uncle, and
auant, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Robinson.
There was cemetery meeting at
the church Saturday Of last week to
see about fencing the grounds aud
eleoting officers.
A few young folks went to Mr.
Woefile's Friday evening of last week
to spend the evening. They played
few games aud all went home report.
ing a pleasant evening.
There was fine Christmas tree at
the church Monday night. The
weather being so rainy, there was
not very large crowd out, but Santa
brought good many nice things and
all went away happy.
The W. C. 7, U. members met at
Leo Sans Thursday Of last week and
had a profitable meeting and good
dinner, as we generally do ON such
occasions; had two visitors from
Deer Greek, Mariona and Dana
Crooks.
UNCLE FULLER, (.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
N EW HOP E

Merry Christmas and happy New
Year.
We are having quite lot of bad
weather at present.
Mr.. @. E. Walter visited with his
grandmother last Saturday..
o say! How about the telephone?
Don't hear anything about it lately.
Ed Hathaway and daughter of Dry
deu visited with relatives at this place
Friday.
The bad roads of this district are due
to the same being too large for one
supervisor to attend to.
Miss Dora York at Davidson is stay
ing with her sister this Winter during
Mr.. Messinger's absence at San Fran.
cisco.
Miss Josephine Hathaway of Dry
den, Oregon, closed a successful term
of school at this place last Friday and
bsgins another the 7th Of January.
Miss Hathaway we'll deserves credit
for her good work done here.
Well, 1 suppose some think that
have forgotten that ever wrote items
but l have not; only noticed that the
editor requested the correspondents to
write their own name as well as their
non do plume and / couldn't get my
name right like Monty.
1t seems like if the taxpayers OF
this community would do more work
on the road than they have. 1t would
be better than it would to petition
for new roads. SHORTY.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
DAVIDSON N

x. J. Kubli of Kubli. Ore, paid
your city visit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. R. Bailey and
son, Ross, paid your city . visit Sat-
urday returning Sunday.
Dick Hoffman. who 10 working at
the Mt. Lion mine, paid your city q
visit on business Saturday.
We had a nice little rain Sunday
and it begins to look as tho the placer
mines would soon have water.
Geo. Meek is moving barn that
he purchased from Willie Farris and
is going to put it up on his farm.
Ia W. 8. Bailey and sons, Victor aud
Vernon, and L. O. Bssye, Ike Vincent
and Bartie Davidson were all visitors
from here to your city this week.
do not think that it will be long
now before we can hear the whistle OF
the engine in the creamery at Provolt
aud maybe about $3.50 in the morning
we can hear sleepy sound OF the
farmers, saying "So-Boss I"
wonder when Jumbo" is going
to bring my mail over to me? l was
in hopes that he was going to do SO,
bat from the way that ne wrote last
week l will still have to go after it.
r. F. D. is what we want.
Guy Jeter, who has been down at
Fort Jones, CAL, working at the
Sheba mine for the last nine months,
IS up in this country to spend the
holidays. He says the mine where hs
has been working has shut down fol
about three weeks 80 that they car
install electric power.
@. J. Jeter, who is one Of the
owners of the famous New Pine
creek mines near Fort lBidwell, Cal.
has leased one of the lower claims on
Oscar Creek this Winter and is now
busily engaged hauling pipe for the
mine. 1t is a good mine and we all
hope to see Clyde clean up lot OF
the Yellow metal in the Spring.
There seems to be good deal said
in the Courier about our roads out
here on Applegate now. Why not
let me say something, too? l will
say that we have got one of the best
roads overseers in the county as every
pieoe of road that he works on is done
when he leaves it. Lots Of road
Supervisors do little work here and
q little there and that is the last Of it
for several years. Now Mr.. Gentuer
has done work on this road that will
last for many years and 1t is we'll done
too. MONYT.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
School Entertainment.

On last Friday, December the 9lst
Miss Josephine Hathaway closed a
successful term Of school in school
district No. 10. The afternoon exer.
discs were quite interesting consisting
of recitations aud songs. The singing
rendered by Mr., Bosohart, Mr. Cham.
plin and daughter Miss Vernie, was
good and highly appreciated by the
audience. There were Il visitors
present, Including the entire school
board Quitel lively interest WAS
manifest and the school board showed
their approval of Miss Hathaway s
teaching by increasing her wages
aud engaging her to continue school
rs long as sthe public funds lasted.
She gave universal satisfaction,
A PATRON.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
LAUREL GROVE

Why can't We shoot quail after We
have fed them all Summer?
Merry Xmas to all and happy New
Year is the wish Of ~ scribe.
Miss Stella williams is visiting her
sister in Grants Pass this week.
Henry HaDerman and sisters were
visitors In your city last Saturday. !.
We are all going to have Q jolly
time tonight-Xmss. Several dances,
you know.
Messrs. CHARLES Haberman and
Walter Farra purchased ~ head Of
fine cattle not long since.
Messrs. Charles Hsberman and
Walter Farra have returned from Bly,,
and report q nice Winter out there.
Charles Hoxie of Williams passed
through our busy streets last week on
route to your city, also Bert Sargent
Oh yes, Monty" I will sign your
petition as / want to sell you ton
of beets and also "a phone, so call
around will youf
Mr.. Alger has hardware store in
Castle Rock, WASH, and started fol
that place with team of horses that
he had at this place.
will Haberman, who has been in
Portland for some time attending
business college, is home to spend
the holidays with his parents Of
Laurel Grove.
guess you all read that article
from the pen Of E. M. Cockerline, al
least I hope you did, as it is true
statement Of affairs in our district al
the present time and I fully agree
with him.
Xmas eve was spent at the home OF
Mr.. Haberman, Esq, by their many
friends of Laurel Grove. who all wish
them Happy New year. The evening
was spent with music and games until
midnight. when the guests all sat
down to table loaded with thine
earthly bounties. Then music and
games again until the dawn Of day.
Long will this Xmas eve be remem.
bered by our Laurel Grove friends.
JUMBO .