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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
A seycntyfiye foot lot in Tulsa
sold for $3.50 a front foot.
o+o-

A former Indian Territory lawyer
named shepard now member OF the
Utah legislature. was sentenced To the
ponitcntiary for thirteen months at
Salt Lake city for sending immoral
books through the mails
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
AIeohoI am Passes .senate.

Washington, May 24.-The free al
.cohol bill passed the senate as report
ed from the committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
DUTY.

Through all the hours OF ought TO.
'Tis fine to loaf and shirk;
But In the hour Of have TO.
We buckid down and work"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24

Ladies'; II you want the best, buy
Dorothy Dodd' low cuts.
23.2 ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24

There Is an opening for a goo:
blacksmith az Greenyille, l. T. 9wi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
OF Ardmere Public sehools-Laree
Number OF Graduates.

The commencement exercises Il
the Ardmore Public schools will be
held at the opera house tonight and
tomorrow night. when eighteen grad
yates will be presented with diplo-
mas. The program is a fine one and
is as follows
Music .... o.. ........ .Orchestra
Salutatory. .. Miss Ouid2 Foster
some Character Sketches: Queen
Catherine. ...... Shakespeare
Dramatis Personse:
Catherine Of Aragon. wife Of Henry
NI1I.. Miss Jamesi1a Johnson
Thomas wolsey Cardinal Prime Min
lister OF England Mr.. Gene Cruce
Campeius, Cardinal and Delegate from
the Pope. MIR. ID. Mccoy
Music ........... Orchestra
a Disastrous Announcement. ......
.......... .... ..........Di ms
Dora Speulow miss Lenora Butt
Miss Julia Mills Miss Lizzie Dove
David Copperheld MIR. Tom Frame
Music .... ..............Or Orchestra
Statue Scene, from Winters Tale"
............. Shakespeare
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
Dramatic personae.

Leontes, King Of Siyilia. .....
..........Mr. Harry Lowenstein
Carmillo, Lord OF Stella ........
. .........Mr Thomas Frame
Florizel. Prince Of Bohemia .......
............ Mr. Gene Cruce
Polixenes, King Of Bohemia.......
....... .........Mr u. Mccoy
Hermione, Queen to Leontes. ......
.......... ... Miss Inez Stewart
Perdita. Daughter Of Leontes and
Hermione Miss Winnie Philips
Paulina, a Valiant Friend. d.......
....... Miss Irene Eddlemau
Music ................ Orchestra
Fairy Scene. from a Midsummer
Nights Dream ... Shakespeare
Dramatis Personae.
Ounce, a Carpenter. Mr. Gene Cruce
Flute. a Bellows Mender..........
...... ... 90. Mr.. ID. Mccoy
Bottom. a Weaver. ........
.......Mr. Harry Lowensteiu
Snout, Tinker. ..........
........ Mr. Thomas Frame
Starveling, a Tailor. ..........
.... 90. Mr.. Reuben ID. HARDY
Titania, Queen OF the Fairies. ....
..... ... Miss Lillian McNees
Puck, Of Robin Goodfellow w.........
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24
CANAL LEGISLATION.

Would President Roosevelt veto a
sea level canal II congress provides
one7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24

ArdmOre, Thursday, May "a, 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

Gte @oi5en Grnbte bic
les ,Sabrea. Die pom aderbait : &C.
partcnnent ouf 759,000,O0O 8uibels
bcted,net 4pirh, lit Die groBte, mclde
unier 2uno ie gebobt ullo 1T bisber
nod, ME bon irgeph cincm anoeren
2ultoe er5ielt moroen. Io6u font
men bie glGn5enoen atalit)ten Der
Mois., Der 9aummoQelp uno Der
Sblternote, Die cbenfolls ollie bisberi'
gcn Grgebnilie ihcinen ilbertrcfIen
al mollen. Gem 8eihditslcben oea
2onoes miro oaa ilberreihe Grnote'
@racbniB bieies Sobres einen ober-
molioen i%torfen Snpnls ~perleiben.
Ser @elommtpertb Der Grubte miro
ouf SIS, 734,250,000 angegeben. Cine
,3unofme bon $T,025,00O ge9en per-
guilgenes Sabr.
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Die Boz Sun 5amilicn- Is r~fnrionen
nad, YnnapDliS II. bcm Wcit-NiOer.

Sic annapolis. 5Iottenataoemie, bas er5bte
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Soiintag fpe3iener San,iIieniaa I'M $50
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Gpc5iene Sonpcrs soc. Gtne ouseripdbIte
2umt. Gcniieeno Ranm. Muiif uito Ian5 fng
sianoiabrt.gmete 30 GeHts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Die idlSnen Sort Srppiit nnb Bet.

tertpnsE rfnritunen. 9rabtpuue Gcenerteri. &c.
gIeidt benz Gusauebninas Slut: Bcitertor til
Der popn!1fe glae = arobe nelte SoieIs. Neiier
fhnener gampfer, aGusaurbaHndr icoen 9iets
tiaa 9oHnsritae nao samiias nm 1 llbr &ad1'
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8 l1br Ibe1bS. Die Jieife am Witiiuu6 -ge.
ludbrt IL Sirnoe In Rort Sepeiit 6iim 4sefuh
Der pr1dbioollen InIager oeS ~HesSnftituts.
9tItte SOC, WsobIaeiici Doc. 9,eginnen ON t6.
Stunt. Suni5.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Garl 4sGilip Sunnc6orn.

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itcburn, Subn bon ISil6ellntnn mo bes Der
i%lorhetteit FbtIip y. SonHcuorn. Aeerbigurg
all Der rSotoprt BartGeHGterp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
WarpIanb ghatfcl eoan gHoeiafton

$40 BITS $500 merecn uerliehet ant Mateln,
9ianps ete., phue Gntfernnng ptrieibea.
Geit 1. Sannar 1905 ~befiHoeit fth uniere Bh.
reaur pieber In uiferem alien 2ofaIe,
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eahpif.Gde Snbrfie. iuuo ct. paui. gtrSbs. :
Sonnenirs fir Sefhdftsfteanbe.
(yfob9. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Nhlnnrh Etcin.

Sc ftdrb am IA. 9htgnit 1906, INN 5.45 9{atbs
mitidge, Goiuarb Steiu, g~cliebter @atte bon
Carolina Stein. i'm Filter BON So SaBren. Sic
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tbr, bon iCtner lebteH SSobnunG. DIR. 2tf, ~
EoppIctullsG trabe. ans fiat. Aeifcbntg aif
Der .gSeitern NerIeiern. .l221 o. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
0hriftta,t WStQer.

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9orbpet.Gde Seiicripn.etr IT. 0auntfurb.9lue
Sluctg: gir.t224, Siabtnnb.Stuc, 0iabfanStpwn.
WEdbiee 4reife.
e. & g. gbpHe - g8olfe 1890.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Ncinridl qnrrns Nnr,ns

IS faro am 10. 9tnguit 1905. $50 N}procao.
mad lai9enl Selocn Sctnrid aprcn5 Narms i'm
Ntter bon 80 Subrent Die Necrbtgung finoet
Srettag, ben II. NuBuit. , llbr y{adinittuqs,
BON 6ruuerbduic. Itt. 1901, Garrett glpcuiie,
aus nab BEN mi, Carmel 6rieobofe" itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
SObn Scrmis G. So6n.

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g1r. zoos, GrleuuS'&ttake.
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fert fir &Qf5etieu, tlntcr6aItlingen mo anoere
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So6n u. Scnfcl,
Gr. 604. Cub Sharp etraRe,
If mr. Nridlcnhcftnffcr.

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men s9nbcn IGrg lieBelL, obre Die 9eringften
&criuefuugsfpureu 8t 6ctger, SraI 3eniel 1T
lung bon 5tnuenIet6en oereH Spc3ialitdt.
-Caui0tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

sin Sd)ritt in scr redlten Gidtung.
epart Is HrpSent at alien erTflafiBen
Degradation.
Gin f61ncr Gdrq, entlpeoer init
fdipar3cn 9uh cher ipetBeiH ODER
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Wtntnm Guuf, 2ctheHbeftntter,
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(San11 ,60Dtte)
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Snracr, ser 2ciden6eItatter,
fprtdlt bic Mahrbelt.
Glue crittiaiiiae SceTbigung g~cIfefert fir S75;
geertII St2J.
8iefe $75 0ccrotgung umIabt fei1cn fdiunrs
sen 3u6s, iuetben Uber grauer Rlif6 : Sura.
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rulgsaelo ilbria DdbeIt.
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8ruaouab nne EliUer.Stra1s.
Netoe 4bonc. Observation-Disclosures.
g~IerfnHbt bon gcihen $50.
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2un0ult Bart.

Der bauptiddfidIte 5rtcb9oi tn Baltimore.
Hrenl: $50 WIDER. - SmmerudBreuber G9arter.
gu ieber Heit errei1tdr. Slut GeiltS 5abr'
Gelo bon alien StaOttbcitet. Strubenbdbn,
gSdggun5 putItreft he'll 9auptetnaatg ale bret
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HpmIanb'S tiirfiidle YGber.
Ganitahle. Gshdnbe. YDiams aeaeu. etetS often.
(ausuft22- J
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lorraine.

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S9eitlih bon g8aIbrooi Gin nto cine babe
9tortbs9 tnenne=6nr Sreie autfhen Nnbmittues
am Terminus. Ereife bon Ne9r1bnibpIdbcn
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
Total

Hon. George @. Sturgiss landed the
seven delegate of the party from the
good old democratic county of Hamp-
shire, after a hard fight, the senti-
ment being TO. Welton merely as a
complimentary measure, until Mr..
Sturgiss told the county convention a
few things in his persuasive and ire
sistible way. Seven delegates are not
a great many, but every little helps.
The difference between seven dele
gates for Sturgiss and seven delegates
for Keim or Welton, is a difference of
fourteen delegates, according to alga.
bra.
The campaign is being carried on
vigorously from Mr.. S~turgiss' head
quarters. Half a dozen clerks and
stenograpters are engaged in mailing
personal letters from the candidate to
every voter in the district. Local
politicians paw frequent visits to
headquarters.
The tide seems to be towards Stur-
giss and the friends of the M%onongalia
man, both democrats and republicans,
are very we'll pleased with the out
look. He will probably be nominated
in the convention on the first ballot.
The indication in Berkeley county
are that Mr.. Sturgiss will get the
solid delegation. Mr.. Keim has been
here. but he has found only a few
loose boards in the Sturgiss fence.
These will most likely be nailed tight
by Wednesday night and a solid Stur-
giss front be shown after the pri-
maries. Mr. Keim. naturally has
some admirers in Berkeley, they are
his personal friends and should give
him their support, The sentiment of
the rank and file of the republican
party appears very strong for S~turgiss,
and nearly every one is predicting a
victory for the man from Monongalia.
Nh. Sturgiss is one of the brainiest
men in the state and is a leader in his
party in the Second district. What is
needed in congress is men of ability
and no mistake would be made in
sending such a man as Mr.. Sturgiss to
represent the Second district.
The primaries will be held through
ont the county on Wednesday and at
night the delegates will be chosen to
represent the city. From the amount
of enthusiasm displayed it looks as if
the meeting in the court mouse We'd
nesday night will be well attended.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
BUNKER HILL T
Personal News and Gossip From
That Lively Village.

Bunker Hill, w. Va, June 10. -
Miss Sadie Trussell, OF Leetown, is
visiting Miss Lille Clendening
Mr.. James Janney is visiting friend
at Bridrewater, Va.
Mr.. Harry ~Clendenning. OF WASH
ington, accompanied by his friend
Mr.. Myers, are spending the harvest
season at the formers home.
Miss A. BERTHE Laise. Of Martins
burg, spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. Clint Swimley. of BrucetowD
spent Friday night as the guest Of his
uncle, DR.. G. W. swimley.
Mr. ]. Jolliffe, OF Stephenson. was
in town Saturday.
Miss Maude Swimley and sisters, Of
Brucetown, were the guests Sunday
OF Miss Cora Hayslett-
Mr.. Will Jackson, of Martinsburg:
will spend the summer with his uncle,
u, J.. Jackson.
Children's Dav services was held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night The parts were well rendered
and were heartily enjoyed by . large
crowd. The O. urch WAS filled and
large number were not able to ga
admission.
Mr.. Howard Clendenniug. a student
of Washington and Lee university. is
home for his vacation.
Mr.. J. j.. Stewart was the guest or
friends in M~artinsburg Saturday.
Mr.. Blain Cline expects to start IN
a few days for Sacramento, CAL, TO-
visit his uncle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
sTURG|sS A WINNER
Landed the Seven Delegates From
Hampshire County.
KEIM AND WELT0N GET
But the Morgantown Man Will
Walk Off With the Nomination

Three more counties Of the Second
congressional district have held con-
sentions and expressed their prefer
tnces ia the three cornered contest for
the republican congressional nominal
ton, as between George @. Sturgiss,
OF Morgantown Arch j.. Welton, OF
Grant county, aud n. G. Keim, of
Elkins. All the candidates were per-
sonally IL the field. and while the re-
suit was somewhat Disappointing too
Mr.. Stargiss' friends they are not
greatly surprised, in fact had rather
expected this turn in affairs. Pendle-
ton goes for Welton, with her nine
votes, and Hardy to Keim with her
six votes. Hampshire exressed her
preference for Mr.. Sturgiss, with
seven votes.
This week, several other counties
will hold their conventions. The
nominating convention will be held
August /, at Keyser. The counties
will have the following representation
in the convention
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
WILL BUILD ANNEX.
SECOND WARD SCHOOL BUILDING
til BE ENLARGED.
Contract For Two-story Addition
Awarded-AlIt the Old anttorsAre
Appointed BY the Board.

contract foF TWo-sf0Fy Addition
Awarded-AiIt the Old JanitorsAre
Appointed BY the Board.
AT the meeting of the board of edu-
cation Monday evening the contract
for a two-story brick addition to the
second ward school building. was
awarded to Joseph Artz, who was
the lowest of three bidders. The
price will be sl,742, aud the spe-
cifications call for a building similar
in construction TO the prescott north
wing, II will have two rooms, one
on each of the floors, and will occupy
the space in the west angle. fronting
on Raleigh street. The addition will
be completed by the time school be-
gins in the fall. The erection of this
building was a pressing necessity. as
there was not sufficient room in the
second ward building TO accommodate
the pupils, and each of the present
rooms has been o~vercrowded The ad-
dition will seat about 20 children. aud
will relieve the congestion in that
building. Work will be commenced at
once.
The question of a high school build
ing was not taken up formally. but
will discussed at a later meeting.
Janitors for the different school
buildings were appointed as follows !:
High school, Thornton Pultz Sec
ond ward, Peter Dunn, third ward, w.
II. Helferstsy fourth ward, Misses
Sallie e. Sheets and Annie Penn fifth
ward. Joseph Long.
Principals ID. II. Dodd aud q. w.
Miller were appointed members of the
board of examiners, the other member
being superintendent Brindle.
The Ladies' Aid society of the col
ored Methodist church asked permits
sion to use the ward at the colored
school for a festival the week of 16,
aud this was granted.
The matter of fixing the levy will
remain untouched until the tax statis-
tics for this district have been receiv-
ed from Commissioner Dillon, at
Charleston. This matter was discussed
informally by the board, and estimates
were made of the money required for
the next year, but no levy can be fixed
upon until the valuation is received.
The session was a lengthy one, aud
there were present President Russler
and Commissioners Snowden. Seibert.
! Sperow and Whetzel, with Secretary
Pitzer at the desk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
MoRGANTowN COMMENCEMENT
Annual Exercises at the West Vir
ginia University.

Baccalaureate day at West Virginia
university was celebrated Saturday
with interesting religious exercises.
The Rev. David S. Stephens, chancel-
lor of Kansas City university, preach
ed two sermons-the morning one to
the graduating classes. and the even.
ing one under the auspices of the uni
versity Christian associations. The
exercises Sunday initiated the annual
commencement program. An unusual
ly large number of alumni and visi
tors are in attendance for the week
The regents are in session, and, it is
given out. will make several import
ant changes in the faculty. The res
ignation of Professor Beziat. of the
department of romance languages, has
been received. and the election of
Prof. Charles q. holden to succeed
him is announced. Professor Beziat
will go to the University of Michigan.
Madison O. Stathers has been elected
assistant in this department.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
IAwRrNuE DAILY THs vrcrsm Or
PAtCL,AH ACCIDENT.
s'epped ON a ccwcatcher and the latter
Doubled under the Engi e.
Died az Hospital.

Lawrence Dsilev, aged AZ cat I6
years, a son of Mr.. J.. III. &. DALEY.
a %machinist at the Baltimore aud Ohio,
shops here, died at the Kings daueh.
ters' hospital late Saturday afternoon
as the result Of injuries sustained /
the yards about "a half hour previous~
". The lad, who was employed In
the roundhonse rs an engine.cleaner.
stepped on the cowcatcher az a moving
engine and in a moment the c~owcateher
struck an obstruction in . switch frog
ana MAS doubled under tile engine,
CARRYING the unfortunate youth with
III. Re was ground between tho en-
CINE ant the ties. and tine wheels pass
ed over both arms mashing thera to,
a jelly. The fatal injury. however.
was in the | II side of the abdomen
He was removed 20 the hospital,
where Or. Myers aud DR.. Henshaw
made every effort to revive him. bat
without avail. The body was taken
III charge by Undertaken Wilen, pre-
pared for burial and removed to the,
home Of the dead lads parents.
The engine on which the lad was
riding At the time of the accident
had been in a slight wreck at the Mt.
Glare shops in Baltimore, and the
cowcatcher was badly damaged II
was patched up in Baltimore and later
was also repaired here. A singular
incident was the fact that the father
of the dead lad remarked when the
eowcatcher was patched mp here that
some one would be killed unless il
was rebuilt. In a short time his son
met his death on the cowcatcher.
The funeral took place this after
noon ut 2 O'Clock from the home ON
the Shoppert road. north of the city
Rev. Charles S. Trump, pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran church, officiating.
Interment was in Green Hill cemetery
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
UNUSUAL D-IsPENsATIoNS
Catholics May Eat Meat on Friday,
June 90.

By the order of the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Van de Vyver circulars have been sent
by the Rev. Father Magri to all the,
Catholic pastors in tie diocese Of Viz
ginia to the effect that Pope Plus
has dispensed the faithful throughout
the world from keeping the usual Fri
day abstinence from flesh meat on
Friday. June 20. This dispensatios
is granted because this year the feast
day Of st. Peter and st. Paul's falls
on FRIDAY. These two greatest apos-
ties planted the church in Rome, and
this is a feast day of the first class
The day is celebrated in Rome wisls.
great magnidcence, and the services
in ST. Peters are most elaborate. IT.
is very unusual for ~dispenstion TO eat
meat OF Friday to be granted as all
FRIDAYS in the year are strictly OBJ
served as DAYS of abstinence unless
Christmas falls on FRIDAY, Their tina
day previous is one of abstinence.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
A LOST IDEA.
Old-fashioned Time at This Season
is Now No More.

Harvest is a lost idea here. 1t used
to be said, a citizen, that all the talk
at this time was harvesting and get
ting into the field. Young men over
the city rushed into the field. il being
good money those days. and Young
lawyers, young business men and all
rushed into the wheat like mad, TAX
ing a couple days back ON the old
farm. Men came here from every
where. Now it is different. Hands
are scarce. want big money 70 work
at all, and no talk of the harvest field
Dr. the hangover harvest whiskey and
the feasts are heard no more, and har.
vest whiskey is not even sold in this
city. The machine goes into the field.
the feast is dead, the excitement is all
over. Now they talk motor cars and
fancy brands, Scotch included.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-30
ITEMS,
Personal News and Gossip From
That Pleasant Village

Gerrardstown. June 20 DIR. Mervel
Carter and Mr.. j. T.. Carter, of Bal.
timore. are visiting their parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. p. Carter. here. Mr..
Edwin Warfeld, of Baltimore, is also
visiting the family of DR.. Garter.
Mrs. Z. j. Lemen, Of Hedgesville
is visiting her dauenetr. Mrs. w. f.
Gordon.
Mr.. Elwood Bowers, of Martins.
burg, is spending his vacation with
his uncle, w. +. Gordon.
Miss Sara Croft returned today
from a visit TO with relatives at Lew
istown. Pa.
Mr.. David Hu'sler entertained a
number Of friends at his home neal
Glengary on Thursday night, in honor
Of his son and bride.
The ladies of the Methodist church
at Darkesville will hold a festival on
Juue 80. The Gerrardstown band will
furnish music.
Miss sue Price, of Billmyer's Mill,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Daniel
Price.
Mr.. James Simpson. of Pittsburg,
is spending a few days in the village.
The Gerrardstown Cornet band will
hold a lawn party at the home of DIR.
Morgan on Friday and Saturday .
ings July 6 and z.