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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-02

what is wanted. Each one is ac-
ceptable Dut--baring, of course,
the ever present possibility of
Fred T. Dubois.
In mentioning senatorial candi
dates w. E. Borah is never left
ont Of the list, and state chairman
j. h. Brady is not overlooked
any more. Judge Beatty figures
somewhere in the matter, and
Senator Hepburn is known to be
a candidate to succeed himself,
bur the same big talk that is put
up about the necessity for RETAIN
| ing French in the house is not APP
piled to Hepburn in the senate.
Several things are SAID for and
a III "a /. (
against Mr.. Borab, Judge Beatty
seems not to be attacked nor criti-
cised, and the worst things men
are saying about Mr.. Brady are
that he is a clever fellow who gets
there, that he is SO busy with his
own enterprises, that while we
are 50 much in need OF capital to
develop Idaho, Brady goes back
to Chicago and brings it out in
chunks, and they feel like secur,
ing bis coat Of many colors and
letting him 60 on drilling with the
caravan of merchants.
Then there is Dubois; he is
clever too. Never eminenty sue
sessful in business except when he
made business of politics, but
be has generally found time to do
that, and isn't ready to quit.
It is equally hard to say who is
going to represent us in the house
next time. French is a busy man
At his job, has made good use of
his four years experience in the
house. has places on several COM
nittees, is man Of good morals
ind good habits, IS trying hard to
become statesman and politician,
1ut aside from the fact that he has
lad experience, nobody ever ad-
,ances d reason why he should be
'e-elected.
Col. Thos. Hamer of St. An
'hony has been canvassed and APP
oarently dropped; E. G. Davis Of
Malad has announced himself a
candidate without hearing much
if an echo; Avery q. Moore of
IT. Anthony and Major Fred Reed
II Twin Falls are both willing and
lave many staunch admires. This
8 not all the congressional timber
hat will be offered, but with the
of congressman, ii is
quite likely that the stars for the
lext inaugurations can be found
q the above list.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-02
tgrsfT
!. Notice.

There will be business meeting Of
the v. |. 8. next Monday afternoon,
March 5th, at the home Of Mrs. Biethan.
All members are requested to be
present. ss;
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-02
'wSAr q woau Oo,se ArAu, IS WORTH 0owe WE'LL"

Entered at the postofHce ut lsiackfoot, Ida
ho, as second class matter.
Original poetry, card Of thanks and resolu-
lions Of sympathy will be charged Tor at reg
ular local advertising rates.
Pay no money to agents except on written
authority from the office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
Nick KINNEY GO n IOME lN
TIME FOR liElE MUD
slim GLNG
NOTED sTIFE sTlRRER RUsiNEss psTuRsER REACHED
HOME IN TIME TO USE HIS sERoeAIivE oFWRiTlNc
DIRTY AND uNcALL go FOR EDITORIALS
IN HIS FOUL SHEET
IN 5Hls FOUL sHEET

mckinney had remained In Mckee foroht
Fsrmen would have had old fashened quiet today
than he began TIE aees BY him
years fnsnuatns and trying 80 pae 10 the peoples mind.
Ing to make paSe Treasury Mslsuuey aood
stirring ne has Rarnng things something
past to-day swearing Ills mhod
they never Will anything Win him Co., bu1n.
terprIses was openly talked
ago that becoming daft an5 thsrahe Of that
about him. But believe Political he I
stop al nothing attempt 70 beintsh
are above rptoaeh dFsr from him politically.
Mckinney the sAIf exponent and pons'' for
Rev knsy eandidst years
sooner was sbs elected than N''y
and stay hs hand every attempt REFORM Mayor
Kinney and his friends s true Fnlrnout TO- n1e
Insey paper eutshs thieves,
sellsd als neths uslus m his Of DR.
inssy the
he result Of deeevns Thsres political hppoede
n West Virginia today mckinney dnd
ng him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
Miller Makes
GIassnlen Mad
estTEpSrHE GLASS FACTORIES YESTERDAY BUT SAW ONLY
THEsoFFlclALs-HE SCARCELY LOOKED AT THE woRK@EN
WHOSE HANDS AND FAcEsWERE DIRTY, AND THEIR
CLOTHES NOT so GOOD AS HIS

eapddats Tor Mayor ticket made
mistake yssdS ashls political future Is eoneernsd"
ss visit to the glass house all right but he
os interested nobody superintendent and office men,
sss nkIuu vote their men and forgot
M Of .hsro@ Some Of the men who ''oon
speak that not the purpose Of
is vat EHs was wanting visit the bosses
LETT factory district the men whom he had r'uh.
that they would show him that the superintendent did
III tie voting night them in town telling Ct
mn pains sad yns Miller rou get handful Of votes In all the
assssyy ydlsdst
asr alt the BY honest toll and with ands
bone and Nsw Of this great land
think that they DO not feel slight Of h' kind
IS offered them BY other sds' though he were afraid
ssls6t his clothes dirty BY eomlnS In nast
via st,s brsadssinnsrs ofthe factories
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
AGED LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Caroline Miller Died This Morn
Ing at the Home Of Her Son.

Mrs Caroline Miller an aged and
highly respected lady Of this city, died
at 5l5 o'clock yesterday at the
home Of her son, Mr.. ]. T. Miller, on
Fairmont avenue. Mrs. Miller had
been seriously III for the past week
and her death was not unexpected
several Of her children being with her
at the time Of her death, namely, Mrs,
s. M. Cochran, Of wllllamstown, ",
NJ. Miller, Of West Union, and P. ",
Miller, Of McReesport Pa, and MI
]. T Miller with whom she had made
her home for a number Of years Mrsi
Miller was eighty fye years Of age,
besides the four children named, two
Others survive. The remains viii be
taken to Franklin, Pa in the MON.
ing, where they will be laid to rest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17

So far but little interest has been
manifested on the question submitted
by council to the voters which Is to
ratity or reject a proposition to buy
a lot on Monroe street for the purpose
Of erecting in the near future a com
modIous city building and make more
ample provision for the fire depart
ment. This is wholly a business ques-
tion. We do not see that a vote on
the question, provided for all this time
can settle anything except to deter.
mine the sentiments Of the people on
the subject, and Justify council In max
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17

THE sEeuBLieANs or FAiRMoNT
HAVE DONE MORE m BEHALF
or A CLEAN ELECTION
iN FAiRMoNT
TO-DAY THAN ALL THE OTHER
PoliTfcAl ORGANIZATIONS
OF THE CITY PUT TO-
cETHER.

Z, .s,,isss 9I.et4 ci5t t.~fI-- Of fllar
sss.'
iastnasans ana 7eeeN'"s 'ns people,
the psmeerasie leaders Of Fairmoni
Az lssIh tfyina 70 show that # "a
/, 81. $1,000, 3, D., nae. ,,,.,
ss'sS
ss arg g nave : e'sso election J." y.
city teeay fnss 70 '''.', 'T7's ..'-
The ne. lass ~o'sn '' oo'"9 Pc "'.,'
e stop elsss'en oeu'''ne'5 % z ~
pshllssT snsssurs' p's,'o 'y z n'e-
lIsan ssslesesuFs sno '' 's'ns 1P'-..
ana ellterssu IN rs''mous ny n.p'l''
sas, officials "'eo 'uo9e "-..'
MADE sess nov famous cn-f1' 20 .1'
grand ler, calling '"10u'o' 70 '''
drastic textures 2, ''s '-" -- 20 y.
,tng aEa sesl,n9 o. woes tne ''P''''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
Times BUCABOO STORY WASN'T
WORTH FRAME 1T HUNG in
True Facts

Thursday morning the Times had
a big negro story on first page, with
an artistic border around It, akin to
the kind 1t played on the. people in
the campaign two years ago. AS it
happened this time, there was just
enough basis for the story for a few
people to know how it originated.
Accordingly, in order that the exagger-
alton be shown, the letter given be
low was written to the Times editor
explaining all there was to the incl
dent. The letter appeared in this
mornings Times as follows:
An Answer
To the Editor Of the Fairmont Times:
Dear Sir: Ny attention was called
10 an article In the edition Of your pa
per OF this date headed NEGRO by
Misake" &C., In which reference is
made to the writer Of this communi'
cation as having been aecosted by q
negro in regard to the coming city
election.
/ take the liberty of stating in tair
hess to any one who was referred tc
BY the unfortunate negro, that his de
plorable inebrlatel condition was such
that no reliability could be placed OF
what he said and as far as my abso
lutte knowledge goes there is no foun
alton in fact for the colored gentle
mans remarks,
The campaign leader whom the ne
gro claimed to be seeking emphatical
" asserted to me, that the ladividna
of sable hue nor any Of his class have
not been active enough to catch him
during the present calnpaigni
me incident itseif which Socrittres
ten das asolcoaid not be gegmde q i
ahythins bit humorous hght exoep
ior the moi tinl the poor fellow wal
SO badly intoxicated that his utter
ances were entirely irresponsible.
WILLIS HAWLEY.
r.l.-.,o.I W Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
Caucuses Were Held and Plans
Laidto Steal a March on the Re
publicans at To-day's Election But
Their Scheme Will Be a Failure.

Grand Stand Play IS Made To Fost Democrat Onto
tie People Under the Guse Of the Business Mems
Ticket Geo. E. Miller Was Born and Raised a Demo
crat and Always Voted the Democratic Ticket Until
He Repudated the Great Idol Of the Masses Of the
Democratic Party, w. J.. J.Bryan-since That Time He
Has Been a Republican OF Gold Democrat-Hel Is Now
on Tie Bills To Do the Bidding Of the Men Who For
nelly Constituted the Drtest Political Leaders That
EverOperated in This or Any Other County Same
Man That Has Never Accounted For That Thousand
Dolar Check Of the Peoples Money and Who is q
Corruptonst Of the Vilest Types One ofthe Men Be
hind Mr. Miller He Has Grown Hungry for Another
Chance at the Public Purse. Voters, Beware Of the
Men Who Last Night Decided to Put George Miller in
as Mayor Of Fairmont Regardless Of Cost-They are
Members Of the Old Democratic Ring Who Didn't
Wait Till the Public Was Dead to Steal the Coppers
Fron.its Eyes But Stole Elections and Everything Else
LntI Put out Of Business By the People.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
The VOTE ON A CITY BUILDING LOT

purchase at this time. AS We view II
such a vote in such a way cannot be
binding as a legal proposition, but
It would opente as an ezpres On
OF the taxpayers views which would
90 far to encourage the purchase The.
site Is unquesHonaby one Of the very
best that could be selected; the lot
Is large enough. for all city purs
poses, and the price under all the
circumstances as We understand It Is
reasonable. The city can never do
better, and stands a good chance Of
doing much worse Il this purchase IS.
not authorized now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
A@os Q. sTANLEY
yaIIt Locate At Aunele, indiana q ne
Near future

Attorney Amos o. stanIsyYis prepar
ine o moYeAis family to Auncle IN
diana ln theyery near frnBo lie has
been contemplating this movement
for some lime and has finally decided
that he win try his fortune IN the
tIoosler State, Mr. Stanley win open
a law Office al Nunc'e and engage at
once in The practice of hia proie sion.
The friends Of lil and Mrs' alon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
MRS. MIzNER LOST
sI5Q,OOO A YEAR
SHE REUSED TO ACT AS A GUAR
DIAN OF THE ESTATE OF THE
DECEASED RAILROAD
MAeNATE.

CHICAGO, H., March 17.-When
the Yerkes win was proved and ad-
mitted to probate Judge Cutting is
sued an order directing all bonds,
stocks and cash money Of the estate
to be deposited with the Central Trust
Company Of Illinois.
Further" said the court in its or.
der, mo such stocks, bonds, securities
or cash moneys shall be withdrawn
therefrom except by order of this
court or upon vouchers approved by
the Central Trust Company"
This order win act as an ehectual
block upon any Efforts Of Mrs. Miner
or her young husband to draw money
from the estate without sanction Of
the court aud the executor. Clarence
Knight, attorney for the estate, who
attended to the probatipg Of the will,
called the special attention of news
paper men to the order and smiled
Significantly as he did so,
Mrs. Yerkes declined to act as exc
cutrix. 1t had been given out before
that her chief purpose in coming to
Chicago was to serve In such capac
ity. Her husband had shown hel
that the position would pay $4,000 q
year, and there was no reason why
she should not add that to her income
by perfunctory duties,
Louis x. owsley was appointed sole
executor, He gave an Individual bond
Of $6,OOO,OOO. The will was proved be
fore Assistant Judge Casey. Mrs
Yerkes was not present. The wit
uesses we're Clarence knight and
Frank K. Waller, formerly Mr.. Yer
kes' private secretary.
F. H. Rosechlaub and w. 7. Nelson
we're appointed appraisers Of the es
tate. The former Is general mapagel
OF the Suburban Railway and is alst
connected with Mr.. Knights office
4 A third appraiser win be appointed b,
i 1.-THE court later
G
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
NOT GUILTY
ROBERT McoY WAS TO-DAY
FREED FROM CHARGE or KILL
ING HIS BROTHER Z.

BEAVER, Pa, March 16.- Robert
Mccoy was found not guilty at nine
o'clock this morning BY the Jury for
killing his brother. Mccoy IS packing
his effects at the jail and vim 50 back
to bis old home, tie scene q tAs
tragedy this evening ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
Safe
ENGINEER AND DANCING MAS
TERWHo WAS sANDsAeeEp
YESTERDAY NOW OUT
OF DANGER.

William Turner, the man who was
ndbagged and robbed near the B.
and o Tonndhouse yesterday, has re,
gained CONSEQUENCES and Is now on
the toad recovery. he recalls NO.
hing about his hazardous experience
Of Yesterday morning and can. give no
clue tohis assallants ne IS too weak
yet % tslIS mueh but says he was
robbed Hle dpes aet1luoW how mlch
money he md with ian AZ he lime.
10 wiiinot be allie % Nc on, ferseyes
al dnys-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
EpIToRlpEAp;

Eugene 8, White, etshs Niasara Fallt
Gazette, pied Thlu Morning.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, March is.
Eugene b White part owner Of Ihe
Niasara Fans Gazette. died at slalefa
Hospital. Buffalo, this morning, Re
uasa writer Of some merit especially
Of short stories.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-17
EaIrapnss sMhssIInh.

MIC iotlcWing Faifmpntera wete n
i5teredSt wheeling hotels iast night:
W Il. Tayior VI. Il. conaway 2. n
Robertson. J.. G. Crawford and Glenn
Barns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19
OI /
The Bal Poudre,

The Bal Poudre promises to be the
event Of the season and will be at.
tended by a large number of Fair
mont society people. Tie plans have
been given in detail several times
during the past week, butwe will re-
hearse them briefly. The Bal Poudre
in English is Powder Ball. and the
ladies are requested to powder the
couture. The gentlemen viii wear
the conventional dress. The price Of
admission is s1.5O for each person.
Carriages win meet the street cars
at the head of Parks avenue between
the hours Of eight and nine fifteen
and viii convey the parties to the
Monongahela Club House and return
to their homes for 25c round trip.
A supper will be served at no ex-
ira charge, The date Of the Bal
Poudre Is Wednesday, the twepty-first.
II a ~ ~ a .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Eari slim HISS the blonde
iaifed plteher ind ntlslder II the
Inn cox ItITis. IS soIne III 81
h bidder and he takes particular de
yiieht III getting sunny PIE oln
one day Inst week sim ne
following telegram Is Price, Who
attending cotleg at Ada o.: & YOU!
get three on bases and don't know
what 10 do; tele graph tie, BE eyis
sdently Thought Price WAS playing &
game around stove: 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19
Mra Roberteon EnteftaIned.

Mrs. Q. F, Robertson entertained at
one o'clock luncheon on Saturday al.
ternoon at her home on Barney street
in honor Of Mrs. E. =. Mckay, Of
Bardstown, KY, who is the house
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Robinson An elegant course lunch.
con was served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Bull" Smith, the ceutre fielder has
for about the thlrtieth tine announced
that he will quit base ball. What
makes the average base ball player
believe that %Bull" don't mean it is
the fact that he has said it SO often.
II is safe to predict that when the
players report for duty on april |, In
the stogte town that @Brll" will be
the first one one hand, Canton News.
NO one in Falrmont with the possi-
Bile exception Of one or two Of the pro-
moters knew that in the signing 81
Pete Berghammer Troy had such a
promising youngster as Pete Becker
as he was known on the diamond last
year. He made a hit with FaIrmont
fans on the trip of the shaners here
last summer. Not only is he a fast
lnf!elder but a strong hitter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Washington Birthday BAN.

The Monongahela Club has issued
invitations for a washington Birth
day Ball for Thursday evening, the
twentysecond. The invitations lear
a handsomely embossed picture Of
George Washington. They read as
follows;
First in war, first in peace, first in
the hearts Of his countTymen."
The Monongahela Club
Most cordially invite you lobe present
at their
Washington Birthday Ball
to be given on
Thursday Eve. Feb. Twenty second
at the
New Club Home
2l3,2t5 Newton ST.
Entree ut half past eight o'clock.
x x Xxx X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Miss Helen Miller was the honor
guest at five o'clock dinner on Sat.
lirday, given by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. walton Miller, in honor Of Miss
Helen's ninth birthday anniversary.
The birthday table was tastefully dec.
GRATED in pink and white and a large
birthday cake, on which nine tapers
burned, adorned the center Covers
were laid for Mary Frances Hartley,
Roberta Fleming, Eleanor Mayors,
Susan Araett, Virginia Cook, Florence
Hutchinson, Masters Joseph and
Kearsley Hartley, Edwin Watson,
George DoBolt and John Cook.
. . a.. a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Kepner.stewart.

AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
c. stewart,e No. 4 School street, on
Wednesday afternoon at A O'Clock, &C,
CURED the marriage Of their eldest
daughter Carrie MalIssa to Arthur
King Kepner Of Weldon.
The wedding was one Of those sim;
pie hut delightful home affairs in
which the spirit Of the occasion is 50
keenly felt. Mr. and Mrs. Kepner
were unattended and the ceremony
was performed before no one but re-
latiyes OF the immediate families. The
Rev F. p. Reinhold Of the First
Presbyterian church was the ofticiat.
ing clergyman.
Following the service a wedding
supper was served Of the most delect-
able order.
The wedding journey Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Kepner is to be Of the romatic
kind, AS soon as tho wedding supper
was completed they left the city for
Hlwannee, Miss, their future home
At that place Mr.. Kepner viii engage
in business with the Hiwannee Lun'
Der Co., which has inst consummat-
ed d. deal for 10000 acres Of, fine
pine timber land. The company Il
composed largely Of local and Youngs:
town men, the brides father being one
Of the promoters, and market for
most Of the timber Is found here IN
the north.
Both bride and groom arc we'll
known in Warren and Trumbell coun.
ty and are deservedIy popular young,
people. The Warren Daily Tribune.
AIRS Stewart Cnce Miss Jennie
FriHfrock) mother ofthe bride, and.
her daughter Miss Ethel visited.
friends in this city several weeks last
fall,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Red Sheldon writes from Grove
city to the effect that he and Lefty
Jackson, tho idols Of last years team,
have signed up with Greenyllle in
the Texas League. They are toreport
in two weeks. He states that the only
thing they object to in the South is
that they cannottake the jackson Ho.
tol along,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19
Mrs. Polling EntsrtaI.s,

Mrs. ]. W. Polling Is entertaining
tho slclllan Thimblo Club tlts after
noon at her home on Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

lTED TO rent a four to six room
ltiase. With a few acres of ground,
within one TO three miles Of Fairmont.
o. street car line preferred. Write
a. b. sB!. care West virglnian Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

A pitcher who did yoeman service
for Fairmont last year has written
me regarding the signing Of Wharton.
IL certainly am glad I'm not on that
team Troy is organizing simply be-
cause he has signed that man Wharton
and wouldn't pitch to him II ! never
threw another ball. never knocked
a ball player in my life. but will
him. He is a farce comedy all TO him
self when 1t comes to catching and as
for heading a man off at second he
couldn't throw out civil war veteran
with a leg shot OF. Besides he's a
knocker. sappe is a good one and so
is that man Sykes on first, I saw him
last year at Homestead and he inn
pressed me as being very handy
around the bag besides being good
hitter. / don't know the rest Of the
bunch except Allen and Berghamnler,
who you will remember, played such a
good second base and hit so well
against us for the Shaners last sum
mer. He is a conner and deserves a
job. He played under the name OF
Becker
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

WAllTHD- Girl for general house
work al 715 gFairmont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

4 Four O'CLOCK TIA,

Mrs. Earl H. Smith has Issued invi-
tations Tor a four o'clock lea for Tues
day afternoon, complimentary to her
sister. Mrs, Louis MIllholland, and her
house guests, Miss Fan Leps and Miss
Mary Carskadon, Of Keyser, The in.
yItations read;
Mrs. Earl Herndon Smith
Tuesday Twentieth
four to Ave.
Mrs. Lewis NIlllholland,
Miss Leps
Miss Carskadon.
x f<
Entertained sunday School Glasses.
Miss Margaret Mckinney and Miss
Annabelle Downtain entertained the
members Of their sunday school
classes on Saturday afternoon 81 q
Valentine party at the home Of Miss,
Mckinney On First street and ciaaton
avenue. Approximate ;pnes were
played during de 4 tetnpo
Ity galsItiBe pFs saehi
siIss p6lni efft hsiat
He duttp u9&
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

nor iRENT-A ten.room house at
2OT. ga street South Side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

Red Smith, The catcher and outfleld'
or who was With McKeesport last
year, has an offer from Louisville.
Smith is spending the winter In Fair
mont and an effort is being made 10
have him sign with that club which
lis member Of the P, Q. and W, Va.
league
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

i \ IL
WIZ Entertain Wedding Party
AtIs Jeau iemihs wllltn,erlaln lho
Hennen;c cochran Wedding parity nls
evening d hef home on Flrsl street
and Yifeinia avenue following lrIol
rehearsal q tlm Peoples Temple
where cn tgednedas night ,he sei
ding VIII tase rlace Ia lbo welding
party stiss Cochran. Aiis Edaa
ITrici Flemmg. Niles Ethel
IFlemip Edna shInn OF Wash.
|lngton and Allss Na,ue aon.
men ashipgon ID. c. uosn.
Frank elals OF Nev NarnawIlc
Earl isfAep OF pltlsmrs tuy Con
talls spele ind Rol Hnolesy
9Iafk and isnncn wiil aulse
'to,mcte8 pishi Tuesday nleu
sscpii Fehcral via De hrli alter
Igliiell ridA prly uHl pl rnlu
.lalt1s as Cochran u hor none
o1S II tr1if arrf
** 49,
elimination Birthday p'fiy
afearo Barr NIf f|fe
esafs @ashinsioa llIrInda nary leo
me- lpfls OIL llc public cooo' ,ln
tsp iii frauy nnomou feln
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