davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11

This fine structure built during the year 1905 and is
the home of Mr.. j. Hartman and family. 1t occupies
commanding position in the Nishnabotna Valley three
miles south of Extra, and and onehaf northeast of
Brayton 1t is of the finest homes the county
occupied by people who appreciate it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
Insure in the Continental Insur-
ance Company. THEo. PATTY, Agt.

You can save from 5000 to $75 90
on your piano by seeing
NICK DOPING.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11

No. Ill. 200 acres at $40. % miles
from good little railroad town. This
is good stock farm with very good
improvements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

to marry among themselves. Most Of
their children go to the public schools
and all speak English
THE GALlCIANS OF CANADA.
There are large number OF Galiclans
IN the new Canada. These people come
from the border lands between Russia
and Carpathia,. They were first brought
to Canada about 10 years ago. and
large settlements are now to be found
IN different parts Of the wheat belt
They have villages near Edmonton,
Rosthern and Dauphin, between tho
Duck mountains and Lake Winnipeg.
osis There are altogether about 10000
OF them in the new Canada.
These Galicians belong TO the Greek
church, and they have their own places
OF worship and their own priests. They
are industrious and frugal, and more
accumulative than the average Canad-
ian. They take up free lands under the
homestead act but they work outside
and save money 10 buy more. At the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

Canada about eight years ago and from
time to time others have come, until
there are now 5000 or 10000 OF them In
the country. II is probable that half
OF all the Doukhobors OF the world live
In Canada, the Russian colonies of the
Caucasus being the only others.
In their coming the Doukhobors We're
aided by the Quakers. A subscrip-
ton TO the amount OF $50 900 was raised
in Philadelphia, and In London the So
ciety OF Friends subscribed $50, 900
more. The Canadian government spent
about $4,000 In the way OF bonuses and
In transportation, and other subscrip-
tions were made by We'll known RUS
SLAMS. Count Tolstoi for instance,
gave $4,000, and one Of the parties
which came was In charge OF Sergius
Tolstol. Prince Hillkofl. the nephew
OF the Russian minister OF railroads,
was one OF the men who came here 10
look up a location. and altogether they
have been aided greatly. Their ships
started out from the Black sea anj
came through the Strait OF Gibraltar
and across the Atlantic. When they
landed In Canada the railroads madc
them a rate Of SO for the long ride ~
Winnipeg, and when they reached there
the Canadian department OF the interi-
or paid each of them bonus OF s. for
coming. There were more than 1000
arrivals within short time and more
than $4,000 was SO paid out.
OVER $50 900 ACRES or LAND
These Doukhobors now own almost
100000 acres OF some OF the best soil
IN Canada. They were first granted
257 900 acres, but later this was In
creased to 100000, and In addition they
have already purchased over 10000
acres more. A small amount OF the
land is recorded IN the name OF Peter
Verigin, but most OF II, as have said,
Is held by the villages as such, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
SOME RARE DISHES.
Peacocks' Tongues, Kangaroos Tails
And Other Strange FoNls.

II has been said that London Is the
only place IN the world where visitor,
from whatever part Of the earth he
comes, can rely on getting his fayorite ma
tive Dishes and although this Is perhaps
an exaggerated statement, It would GER
tainly be difficult to name offhand half
a dozen foreign deicacles which cannot
be had within a couple Of miles OF Char
ing Cross.
Londoners professed 20 be startled at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

scores Of others equally delightful but
better known, such az The ine-hayored
mangoes from Bombay and guayas from
Madeira
lf your tastes are very esthetlC YOU can
varied hues-on lilac and orange flowers.
ylolets and carnations; you may eat rose
leaf Jam. or sip rose petals ~ syrups.
or II your appetite II very he Sthy YOU
may eNplore the Russian and Polish dis
tlicts IN the east OF london and sample
several varieties Of edible seaweed, u--
cayirg vegetables with an accumpanimenr
Of rancd Oh, or fish IN an advanced and
apsctlzlng stage % decompositiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

VILLAGE GANG OF THE D0UKHCBORs LUNCHNG IN THE FIELD

ciples. and try to subsist entirely on
roots and vegetables, turning their live
stock out on the prairies to be taken
possession Of by whomsoever pleases.
They imagine that II Is wrong TO eat
meat, and even to wear wooden cloth
Ing, as the sheep had to be robbed OF
their coats before II could be made.
Some resort to the state of Adam and
Eve, and go naked. | have seen photo
graphs of Doukhobors taken at the
time of such revivals. Both men and
women were snapped IN a nude state,
and the photographs form the most
disgusting groups Of living statuary
ever taken by a camera.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE
P1LGRIMAGEs.
The Canadian government has been
has arrested the pilgrims and made
has arrested the pilgrimages and made
them put on their clothes, and even
held them for some time In prison. In
1902 a number of Doukhobors turned
their horses, cattle and sheep out on
the prairles, and at another time they
got the idea they should have nothing
TO do with metal, and the women cut
the hooks and eyes out Of their gar
ments. Some said that they should not
work the earth for fear they would
spoil IL, and some threw away their
shoes because certain animals had been
robbed of their skins TO make them.
II was along In May, 1903, that As
Doukhobors got revelation that Christ
would appear somewhere IN the neigh
borhood OF Winnipeg. | have never
heard why Winnipeg was the chosen
point, although, | imagine that city
needs regeneration quite as much as
any place else, At any rate, those 45
Doukhobors, consisting OF men. women.
and children, stripped off their clothes
and made a stark naked march through
the 10 Doukhobor villages, gathering
up recruits, The story OF the march,
written by one of the pilgrims, was
published In a Russian paper, and a
few extracts from this VIII give us some
idea of II from Doukhobor standpoint.
Says the pilgrim:
After the 18th of May we went in
the manner OF the first man, Adam TO
show nature to humanity. and how
man should return to his Father-Man.
We were beaten In some Of the villages,
and at one place 20 men surrounded us,
and would not let us come into their
town. That night we lay on the ground
e,,nurad Tho ,,a,,,iia III a,.sa ".,a
ne ~, ,hoir III ,n,,st,, 49,, sr h',. ueu u'
p ,ain o ' nated a,a !. CUas' ~. We re-
Ian .ha, Il, s anu ~ naS reans WIN.
1891 1891 '' M ~ o s" ~ "'au we were no.
a a,,a 80 ,ha ra,,od 40. ""s $500 ou' ho'
Farmer on IN MS Writing the pilgrim
tells how the gang was captured by
the mounted police and put In prison
Tor ulree months at Regina. he says
,nat they were tortured While In prison.
Dut ! DOUBT whether IN this he tells the
uuth-
THE ICELANDERs OF cANApA
the Canadian government Is doing
all II can TO encourage immigration. II
mad about lSOooO new settlers last year,
or whom more than 10000 came from
the United states, and about $4,000 from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

., 1905. Frank W. Na'ps''
lcopyI's, suINGToN, d. c.--l nave
W ! 9. . s. 6; ".' e ]:
,,uroads now building
3 iAs IN, the wheat belt They are
l'I0u ,y employed on the Grand Trunk
la'ssH and are using their own horses
PaeH'. -. AZ the railroad construction
\ the en'. III. Contracts with verigin, and
sl.' s,orl; Is generally directed by vcrl-
~ ,sbo is the head OF these s'r'nse
gu1 The earnings OF the men are
4 coV'''1 u him ana are transferred to
~ aonmon treasury Of each village
.aonsh being set aside to pay inc eN-
egss" ~ the hands while at work.
t'fe'l's NO way all pouShohor labor IS
l l",s The people have a sort Of com
pN. system, such as 10 IN vogue
mp'r .sou Russia, and they work by
'a ','.ss rather than as individuals.
,.. prssIAN VILLAGE SYSTEM
itVnf IN CANADA
noukbobors are introducing the
.ioa village system INTO the I3rlt-
hu's ,,oat. and that much to the
isD hpl" r,nadian government,
e disgust o. w., lI orranyoment made up-
Il Hy ~ somlng into Canada by Nerl-
on 'nsu hIs associates they were
eln al,a their lands in block or
blocks. aie tn ~ ,iilagas each village
ar among .u amount of land In
holding ~ .', nrdinarv village con-
common lne ,sniilas or altogether
talns about ~ ana tboy have a COM
about lVV SUI W. ana Each village has
mon title " wy snarv where its oats.
built us own "a crons are stored. n
wheat ana w. treasury and il. buys
has eoInng inducements and other
its sgrleu'u n,hole n NAV give an or
things o. ,,lo,,,a az lime o,- IN,
DER for su oasI machines 10 harvest
enough 'pie'n '.heat cron The neople
the ylhasy po,h men ana momen
work wse"v solds and thew have
so Out ny cnstoms ana HABITS as
about VIZ s"a ara In tbe hundred thou-
are 70 W nors VILLAGES which mako
SAND a,u NV amnire
Up me MUSES.
b NOES NOT SUIT THE CANUCkS.
... A.. 90, ,io,s,x, % .ho
lhis s.uanon IT,, anstro,, IT,,
rest OF ,ne e. ns Z, r,aLas sSra,sr
dlyldunnS s,u ,ha nov" Csrssa
BODY N ~, ~ v,a,,, ,,.a,,, a,,ar,,
the polinnou -. 80 - ~ ait,,a,
one Of ~ H. h,,,S,,s ~ 30 Canaaa
te'es.Nu 80 - D,,,s,Ia,, ,a,,.I..
Eno VIZ aI "a ,' rsi,g,on ana who care but
wsns u ,hs ganorsi ws,sars 90 tha
INV i've ,nattar ,yli, he hrouyht
h.;oro na,,,a,nent ana attounta
W, D Nv r,oSa 40 forca the nonthnhpr
W. ~ ,ha,r ,anas IN ,syararv 81 a.
s..,, % hava No sas,ra 70 Az this
g ny s,s oortantsd v,tb pater Var,oIn
Ivy ror IA with ,hair oo,,,r,rnitv
s ass ~, ,oia tbay ,onr u,,nn W.,
~, H'eu' So. ~ ~, ,as aaa nrinst. 20,
~, - oon,S 4, w. ,v,shad aast III.
s wa, Az ,vho,a "'' o'' ''e"
~ a., ,ro,n,s WITH ~. a.o
rmt cana whe, tha nan.,s NC, ,ah
Tho Dorrhohar. raf,,sas .n .,,,
,sv ,nsorrnetion %. 70 thasr ~ ars
NJ or sexss ana ws,a .nnana. e
r,,d tbsv wight ha suh,aot =" MI
, LS c9ns - psa some OF them nave
aTd deaths ana p,ost ~ thnr, ,,h,an,to
t6e puhllo school svstar, 7. Iyssv 49,. ,h ~
were tod that thaIr cht,dren nsadeS
sducation thew renI,aa that INV az
not believe IN our avs,en, oe taach,ns
and that thew preferrad 10 Educate tha,s
own children IN ,bai, a,r,, ~, ''''''
SPIRIT WRESTLERS.
n,r,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
LEST WE

Forget Baby Is restless. can't sleep at
night. won't eat cries spasmodically A.
fails to cure. Every mother should give
her baby whites Cream Nernifuge. SO
many times when the baby Is pale and
fretful. the mother does not know what
to do, A bottle Of this medicine would
bring color to his checks and laughter 20
his eyes Give II a trial Sold by y. {. NJ.
!. Drug Dept ~ and ia South Main
Street u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

They Now And
FacoesSeam Pw And Tbb MneThe Russian Village SystmTher
Queer Homes And Public Hoes-Gs Naked Pilgrims nd
Disturb The GmeThe c.nrs OF Canada And Word About The Gans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

The % TO 80 per cent Discount on
House Furnishings will be given until
further notice at the |. x. l..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
WRIT COUNTY GIRL
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Edna copen, Of One Of the Best Fam
lilies Of the County Asks $4,000
For Breach Of Promise

PARKERsBURG, Aug. THE lit
tie town of Elizabeth, Writ county,
was set aglow with idle gossip yester-
day when Miss Edna conen, aged Is,
very pretty, and of oneo Of the best and
most highly respected families in the
county, entered suit through Attorney
Thomas Brown against Lieut.. Gibson,
IA prominent oil man, for $4,000 dam.
ages. alleging in her bill breach q
promise and seduction. The bill Is one
Of the most sensational ever filed in
Writ county, and was 4 genuine sur
prise.
Gibson sometime ago loft the coun.
ty and on his return recently attempt
ed to transfer all his property to his
brother. He was prohibited from do
ing this by mere chance and was sery-
ed with notice of the suit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
TARTARs BATTLE
WITH CussAcks-
The Tribesmen Were Two Thousand
Strong and Occupied Very Fa-
vorab1e Posttions-Thrsr
Casualties Are I'm
known.

TIFL1s, Aug. 7.-Accortlang to a
telegram from the district chief of
sanguir to General Golecrukapaff. Tar
tars attacked and tonight a pitched
battle with Russian troops last night
.The combat lasted nntI. 8 O'Clock this
Afternoon. The TartntB we're 1000
strong and occupied very favorable po-
sttions. Their loss IS not known.
After bombardment Nv the Rus.
SLAMS, the Tartars hoisted tine white
flag, but this was ruse. The Tar
tars are now preparing for night at
tack.
The district chief OF sanglil. who
commands a sotnia OF Cnssaclis and
section OF artillery. says the village
7of Hasanavar is surrounded l'y Tar
tars and appeals tof achievements
from shusha. General tirloehtkapoh
reports that several soldiers. seventeen
Armenians and many Tartars have
been killed.
Tartar positions were occupied by
the Russian troops yesterday and the
Tartars are now proposing peace.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Relief to
New Workers

NEW YORK, Ang. IA mite OF
GOODNESS this morning can't to the re;
lief OF the suffering Inhabitants Of
Greater New York. It was not much
of change but it suggested expocta-
ton Of better things to come.
Last night was hard one, especial
ly for the poor. Everybody, it seemed.
camped on the streets and In the
parks.
The police gave the sufferers utmost
liberty Five deaths resulted this
morning, making a total of twenty-one
thus far reported who have died of
heat but this report Is very incon.
.plete. &
There 10 an extraord inary mortality
also to animals In all parts ot the
city rwe, hundred and atty such
cases htge en- dltrtlls the
The ndagist ie toSlay REFUSED %
commit rrlsoneis to- stun hot Ia cells
unless the onense WIS serious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

Whereas, death has again invaded
our midst and called away our be-
loved sister, Caroline H. Lilly. true.
a loyal member of onr hive, we feel
that we have sustained great loss
and humbly bow in submission to the
will of Him who does all things for
the best. Therefore be it
Resolved" That in the death Of Sis
ter Lilly, the ladies OF Marion Hive,
No. 80, Ladies of the Maccabees of
the World deplore the loss Of an earn
est, Jealous and devoted member.
Resolved, That her family has lost
a kind, faithful and indulgent parent.
the community a neighbor who was
loved by all who knew her, the order
a loyal and devoted member, be it fur
Their
Resolved. That copy Of these res.
olutions be spread upon the minutes
tof our. hive, a copy furnished the be,
.reayed family of our deceased sister:
also the same to be published in the
Ladies Review and in = FONTS daily
DIV EtI9IlS
nj ~
MRS. NANCY HILL
Read the Daily west virgInlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated August 8, 1906; D. j.
darlington ct ux to W. t. Price, f-15
OF the gas underlying tract Of land
on the waters OF Buffalo creek.
Deed dated July IS. 1906; James
E. Ice to LOWE E. Ice, lot in Burt ad-
tlition Warrington; Considerations.
one dollar.
Deed dated August 3, 19DG South
Side Land Company to The Fairmott.
and Clarksburg Traction Company.
parcel of land; consideration, S15, oo1.
Deed dated August !, 1906; Bashe-
by Davis and her husband to Elias z.
Ashcraft, parcel of land or the waters
of Big Bingamon. Warrington dis
.trict: consideration, 1925
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
JUDICIAL SALE OF CITY REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that by viz.
tue of a decree Of tile intermediate
Court of Marion county, West Virginia,
entered ON the 26th day OF July, 1906,
in the Chencery cause Of R. Ellis RIA
son, platnt1ff. against Charles T. Bar
ker and others, defendants. the under
signed special commissi7nGr Will eel
at public auction, at tue front door q
the Court House Of said county in t:ts
Ecity of Fairmont, on 5a>Iruay, Sep.
tember 9th, 1906, to tie highest bid.
der, the following described lot or
parcel OF real estate or which there
is located six room dwelling house
with all modern convenience. situated
in the Fifth ward of sAtt city. Found
ed and described as foll1ws:
"A part of lot No. on 4 plat mada
by N. D. Einger, civil: engineer, tor
j. w. uptun, fronting Ridge'v re-
nue. thirty feet and extending batk
with uniform width a distance Of
about 1870 feet to the Whit Addition.
adjoining property of l. C. Wadsworth
and others and within a hnif block OF
street car line, being the sane pap
.erty which was conveyed by r f..
Mason and wife to CI,as. I. Barker
and others by deed bearing date on
the sth day of July, 1903, aud 81 res
ord in the proper offlca In p"4+ Book
Mo. 124, page "a.
Terms OF SaIe:-Onc third cash In
hand on day OF sale. aud the remain
der in two equal payments in six and
twelve months from date If sale, the
purchaser to execute his Interest be:r,
ing notes unto the undersigned to lie
by Tim approved and as an additional
security a line VITA be retained in tie
deed to secure the balance Of tho p 'r-
chase money.
Glvea under my hand this the 7th
day OF august. 1909
MARSHALL w. OGDEN,
Special Commissioner,
/, r. 3. Parrish, clerk of said CIR
cult Court, do hereby erttfy that the
above named special commissioner
has executed bond before me In the
penalty prescribed in saic decree with
security approved by me.
Dated this the 9TH day OF August,
1906.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Court News

Charles E. Manley Va. r. L, Gun.
bingham ct al, Circuit Court. in
chancery: August rules Arnett and
Butcher attorneys for the plaintiff.
Deed dated July q, 1906; Irwin An
derson ct al. to Benjamin F. Amber
son, parcel of land on West Fork rtv-
er; consideration, $50.
Deed dated December 16. 1905; G.
L. Michael ct al to George F. wads-
worth. lot ON Walnut avenue; CON
sheraton, $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Married in Pfttsourq.

Miss Mollfe Bunner and Mr.. Hice
Hale left this morning on IN early
train for Pittsburg, where they will
be married at the home of the BRIDES
brother, Mr.. E. e. Bunner, -rio. 1921
Colwell street. After a visit 10 New
York they will return to Plttsburg.
where they will make their home.
Miss Bunner has been school teach.
er in Marion county for the last five
years and Mr. Hale is prominent
grocer, owning a big store at Watson.
Their many friends VIII! be sorry to
know that they viii not make Fair
mont their future home
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
LAST REC 81

iGiven IN Auditorium last Even
ing.
( Threatened rain and the intense
heat kept great people from
attending the last of tue Lawrence.
,Kaspar recItals last evening, though
notwithstanding this fair sized au,,
Idience was present. Tho programme
as published in Mondays West vtr
gfntanf was given and selections from
,Gounod's Faust were also rendered
upon repeated requests. The recital
was up to the high standard which
Mr.. Lawrence and Mr.. Kaspar set
for Themselves on their appaA ance in.
this city and the audience was a rare.
~ attentive one.
This Is the last Of series of six
recitals given here weekly by these
celebrated musicians and they have
done much to cultivate a love for bet.
ter music in the minds Of those wl:o
were privileged to attend There has
been remarkable attendance e thece
recitals considering the uufavorabla
weather which has prevailed on al
most every occasion, and that 80 many
Fairmont people are spending tho sum.
mer out Of town. Mr.. Law: re ail
Mr.. Kaspar close their work this week
at the Summer School of the Uniycr
sity and after n months vacation VA.
resume their teaching in Washington,
ID. G.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
In Honor of Manninuton Girls.

Misses Jeanette and Marguerite
Rathbone viii entertain on Thurs
day morning at their home on Ann
street, in honor OF Miss Kern, Miss
Gyusy Pichard and Miss Villa Te-
trick, of Mannfngtun. who are tire
house guests of the Misses vandeves.-
der. All these young ladies wero sonod:
mates at Kee Mar and 1t is indeed
pleasant for them to be together again.
Quite a number of young people will
be the guests OF the Misses Rathbone
on this OCCASION Parkersburg senti-
mel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
improvements at communtzfs'.

The Improvements which were Civ
EN- in the West virginian as about to
be made in the front of Momuntzis'
popular store, have commenced, the
carpenters beginning work this morn,
ing. When the work is finished and
the front put In, it will be one of the
neatest in that section Of the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Complimentary to Mtss Atha.

Miss Jessie May T..Ar entertained
number of friends last evening a.
her home ON Madison street c"mpli.
nentary to Miss Georgia Ath1, OF
Warrington, who Us ths house guest
of Mrs. Howard Furbee. Aydefghtfui
evening was spent by the young
people and dainty refresnments were
served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Cheap Excursion to Niagara Fall

Cheap Excursion to Niagara Falls.
One OF the cheapest excursions
which has ever been offered to the
people of this vicinity will be to Mia
CARA Falls on August 25th. The train
will leave this city at 2:15 on that
date and the tickets will be good to
return until the 29th. The fare for
the round-trlp win be bue $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
sPEcAL MONTHLY AND YEARLY RATES. charge oo
he is anticipating a run on the

and he is anticipating run on the
bank.
The West virginian is especially re-
quested to notice that Mayor Hattielti
has not skipped out with valuable pa.
pers, and that he is not busted. that
the firm Of Donley and Hatfield is
solvent, and prepared to meet all obli-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
nr. I4n,Mard,s a,mEta.

Rev. and Mrs Lewe1len and little
son, Paul, arrived here aast evening
from their home at Tarentum, Pa,
ana are guests at the home OF Dr.
E. w. Howard, on Maple avenue. Mrs.
Lewgllen is a sister OF DR.. Howard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
On the "naLex.:"

Mrs. -warder Cresson ana hel house
guests, Mrs. Mary Br'.hsr, Etrs. Fretz
and Miss Bessie FretE, Of Allentown,
Pa, and Airs. George B"5bst ~ent
down the river yesterday afternoon
ON the boat Daisy" a4d returned hast
,eRening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
In Honor Of GYcs..

MI. Charles wise VII: entertain q
number Of friepds on Wednesday ev'
ening at his home on ch'c"go street
complinentary to Miss Alexander, OF
Canton, q, who lis a guest at his hoIna
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Excursion to Mountain Lake.

Excursion to Mountain Lake.
A circular has just been received at
the local passenger station saying that
special train for Sam Jones Day win
be run to Mountain Lake Park next
Friday, leaving Fairmont at q a. NJ,
and returning, will leave the Park at
etao eta OF etaoietaolh etaofnhrdlupu
10 p. m. The fare for the ruund-trip
will be $1.25.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
To MI. Lake Park

Mrs. W. s. Haynoud end Children
went to MI, Lake Park today 10 spend
the month Of August Judge Raymond
and daughters. Gene<ieve and Maria.
left yesterday to drive to tie Park
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07

Mr.. L. j. wilmoth. the road foreman
OF engineers, of the Baltimore and
Ohio, who is also from Grafton, was
here this morning looking after the
interests of the company among the
engineers Of the locomotives