davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-01

1t didn't take the British public
long to make bubbles of that soap
trust
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-01
HERBERT B. HAYES.
and Counselor

Attorney and Counselor.
no. 9 Telephone Building.
5LUEFiELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Prompt personal attention given a. claims
Zoo Mercer aud Mcdowell counties w. Va
nI I8scv.Il county, Va. Commercial an
.rr. ..."r '... - r. e-i-If.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
John p Under
Bond to Appear
before PROBATE COURT u
OHIO AND If NOTHING G HAP.
PENS HE WILL BE
/, THERE.

FINDLAY, Ohio, July 27.John u.
Rockefeller is under bond to appear
before the probate court of Hancock
county on September and face a
trial by Jury. His attorney, James
o. Troup of Bowling Green. who APP
peared before Judge Banker few
days ago and secured permission 10
enter his appearance, again appeared
before Judge Banker and fled a bond
for $1,000. signed by John D. Roche
Teller by his attorney. James o.
Troup, and George p Jones as sure
ty.
Mr.. Jones is one of the wealthy
men Of this city and cashier Of the
First National bank. Attorney Troup
agreed with Judge Banker that his
client would appear in person on Sep
TENDER 4 to answer to the charges
preferred against him. It is the IT,
tention of. Prosecutor David to i'm.
panel jury for that date and proceed
alone to the trial. He is exceeding
liz retlcent as to his testimony, but
1FOu1t a Q1ASEGutl EsOuICS-'4t "a 4VStAAS1
he has some testimony that was not
brought forth at the Cleveland meet
ing OF the commerce commission.
This testimony, which applied to re-
batting occurred in Findlay, it is said.
and prominent State Official is said
to have the evidence conclusive On
the subject. 1t is expected this owl
dence will be produced at the meet
ing of the interstate commerce COM
mission. which is adjourned to Chi:
cage, but IL not it viii be brought out
at the hearing in September.
Yesterday afternoon the attorneys
for the Standard filed motion %
quash the information filed by Pros
ecutor David, and bring forth as their
grounds that the information Is bed
for duplictty and that the afldaylts
are not SUFFICIENT and that an tnforpla,
ton is not the proper means to bring
the matter before the court, but that
1T must be by indictment before a
grand jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
ANoTRE DAME LADY.

. i j ~ II.
I viii send free, with full instruc.
lions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure OF Leucorrhoea, Ulcera-
ton Displacements, Falling OF the
Womb, scanty of Painful Periods, Tu-
mors or Growths. Hot Flashes, Desire
to CRY, Creeping feeling up the Spine;
pain in the Back, and all Female Trou-
bles, TO all sending address: To moth-
;ers sufrertng daughters u viii explain
d Successful Home Treatment. If
you decide q; con time it IN Eonly cost
,atio,it b cents u eek To suaTantee b
IS aii asst q ypf afe interest esi
write NOW and tell your nnerine
friends 81 II Addtess MES. M SUM
mers, Box f2o. Solra Dame, Ind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
German Adulter-
alton of Food
is Alarming
55oUsANps or ATHEISTS FAR.
M FoR sELlsiNc POISONOUS
coHcocTJoN

-
WASHINGTON July German
1000 adult Hon Is the subject Of
ia report received by the Bureau q.
ldannfa ctures from Consul Britain Of
lElellI. f5r. Jacisenaclk of Berlin. says
that there were I'm Germany In 1885,
81 400 prosecn tlons for aduIteratingl
food prod III 1898 the number had
increased to 5000; In 1901 to 1885,
and in 1903 to: g, 900.
with increased string ency in the M
spectlon laws. ii. was discovered that
many large and reputable German
firms were carrying on. privately.
special departments Of their factories
where regular chemists were employ
ed to scientifically adulterate their
food products,
Thirty Berlin butter manufac turers
were summoned before the court for
an almost Incredible adulteration OF
their wares, and the German papers.
have frequently published accounts of
the manufacture. in strassburg and
OF sausages from spoiled
meat, co1ored and doctored with chem
tcals! 81
4 Few weeks pass in strassburg with
out the arrest Of market women for
adulterating. butter. Wines, choco.
late, cocoa, brandies, and medicines
have been discovered to contain abb
solutely injurious and dangerous sud-
stanuces used in adulteration-
Cosmetics and perfumes contain
many foreign ingredients. In foct,t
according to strassburg paper.
there seem to have been very, few ar
ticles Of manufactured food and drink
products which have not been the sub,
ject of adulteration on the part Of the
German manufacturer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
-Polnt Pleaaant ouaaea.

The production of the Keenet SAID
pool, on Po.nt Pleasant creek Tsler
county, is again declining. The ng-
gregate production Of all the wells in
the pool is now less than 1000 bar
rels day. The guages of the best
producers show an aggregate Of Z. 69D
barrels and by farms are as follows:
Pure OH Company. Nos. 4 to Q In
elusive. w. f. Clark, 7s5 barrels:
Southern OH Company. Nos. 4 1910
inclusive. r. Al. Workman, 75IG ;tslrs
,rels; Melrose oil 6 Gas Com 4l.ys.
NOS. e. 8 and s, "a. p. Lacy. isHl bar
reIs: Fishes on Company Nos. 1 AND
.2, j. b. Lacy, 800 barrels; Stiles
Bros. & Underwood, NOS. 1 and e Nv:
NJ. Christen. g1O barrels; Trees OIL
Co. and Benedum. Nos. and 3, 8.
and n sG. Norris 100 barrels anil
Lincoln oil Company, Nos. 4, 2 and
s, M. u Workman, 40 barrels
Drilling operations in the district
have declined and at this time ere
are but 10 wells drilling and rigs IN:
Neatly alI OF The work under ysi salld
starting IS eonfIne ID to del u Inns
ft The only of any irlpp aties
is CLAY son y 90 yent'lre ON ne
James Harter faftn II / nov die IN
the ana 1te Point PIE eas district
furnished more new PRODUCERS dur
ing the month THAN an oth-- districts
Ina Che lower southwest CcnNiucd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
irza,l County,.

On chursh's Fork. Oh district
iwetzel county, the Pure Oil Co. has
drilled its test on the W. Saough farm
into the Maxon sand, and has a show
for a 2oSor sO5Barrel producer. In inc
same district ant On the same stream
the Manufacturers Light g ioat ca.
has drilled It's test ON the Thomas
Butcher farm into tic Big Injan and
has developed a very. strong g4sser in
Il at formation.
3 On Buffalo run, l2.lnning ton district,
the South Penn OIL Co. has drilled It's
test on the Chas. ssIi'eelantl farm fSei
feet into the thirty foot sand and. has
developed no oil. III the Sam. dis;
itrict Bonwell q Co. have drilled their.
second test on the g. 3. snodgTass
farm eight feet into tie thiFty-f foot
sand. and have no SD \. The tIrsl
test on this far.4 ass good D1n;
sltt'er. and opened te development
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
Normal. Sctloo OILS
Change Boo ks
THE CONFERENCE HELD AT NOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
METHODS.

Z. * y y Il
NIORGANTOWN, July 28.-'rhe CON
ference Of! normal school principals
which had been in session here for
the last two days, advancing new
ideas for the betterment OF cond ttions
Of these schools, adjourned yesterday
and are now engaged in taking part in
the educational conference being held
under the auspices of the summer
school. The greater part OF the time
was taken up with suggestions as to
lettering the standard of the text
books now in use in the several
schools throughout the State. The
text books now in use have GutliFed
their usefulness. Following out the
suggestion Of the board of regents
the conference nominated three differ
ent books to be used In the normal
school work.
The so or go text books now in use
have been the standards for the last
10 or is years and the students were
greatly handicapped by their use. In
most of the cases brought to the view
of the meeting the books were chang
ed altogether and in two others books
were nominated to be used in connec-
ton with the older one as the prin7
cipal chooses. The course OF mathe-
MATES was the only one which did not
undergo radical change, but the con-
ference nominated Wentworth's and
Wells works as substitutes for MIL
ne's. the one now In use, The gram
mars, Biographies, literature. psy7
chologies, languages and several other
books used In connection with these
departments were changed complete
ly. The idea that the principals had
in mind was to make the normal
schools as up-to-date as any IN the.
country, and by making these chang
es the normal graduate would be bet
ter fitted to enter the univ rsity.
one Of the questions to be brought
up at the educational conference Is
whether the normal school should be
conducted on basis of educating in
accordance with the local conditions
or whether it should be conducted SO
as the course would lead to the uni.
yersity? The discussion Will come up
this afternoon and many Of tho prtn'-
cipals have. prepared interesting pa.
pers to be read before the meeting.
several Of the heads Of tho normal
schools feel that the schools should
be CONDUCTED SO as to conform to the
local conditions and wait until the
university has been raised to the high
est standard through the medium Of
growth.
p Prof. %. 81. Fleming, Of the Fair;
mont public school, issin favor Of rails
ing the normal school to the highest
grade possible! He says the change
viii not atTect the senior class Of next
year. but will start with the Junior
class. The Fairmont school has Just
completed the new dornitory Tor wo:
men and commoda Ions can be pro,
Eyided for CD people After the end
Ing 81 the conf ererce yeste tue
pfine pais 81 the ere1t schoels llstl
their pIatlires tislsen "a g bodg
Fofeman's Photo Gallery WIN Ne
closed Tor vacation from Aug to
Sept. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

Joseph Porter il the original Alieri
can production of ''H. AZ. s. Pima
fore.
Ethel barrymore is resting IN
Maine. she viii he seen during the
early part OF the season in Ailcetsis
ny tae.Fire. 81 y. ii. Barrie. Ia Nhicn
she appeafed last SEASON
cyffI AIande IS ri 4 tlie
direction 81 Charles olltiat III Tlpits
don 81 d comedy from the French
called .lTrfplepat he {: The chief role
b d youthful ctiara eteT part
I william Gillette, who IS now cruts.
BinE ia his household aunt Polly, goes
on tour this fall I'm his own play
aCIartce;, fin which he scored d lift
last season. His leading woman win
be Marie Doro.
William n, Crane IS to open his
season in New York in The Price
Of Money, new playglby Alfred sl,
itro. the author OF THE walls Of Teri
fcho.' Mr.. Crane will return from
abroad early next month
1t Is 3rumored that David Belasco5
and Mrs. Leslie Carter viii patch up.
their differences, and that the star
has refused a large oHer from another
manager declaring that she Is not.
going to change her management.
Mario Majerdniy a nephew Of Mad.
anne Ristorf; the famous actress, and
a son OF an italian actor. has been en-
gagged for the title role in 'The Prince
of india. William Farnum will con.
time as the Prince NEahommed end
Miss Adelaide Keim has been engilg
ed to play the part Of the Princess
Irene.
Jennie Reifarth, who is to join Mrs.
Ffske's company the coming seasor.
has filled a number Of notable relies
in New York and elsowaere. among
them being Madame Wizard in "TrtI-
.by,' Mother Rpsenhaum in THE
Great Diamond Robbery" Madame
Rouge in Drink" Pamela in "Cncle.
Celestin'' and others.
+ b V e I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
Home From Vacation.

The. workmen at the local glass fec
tories are coming in after spending
their vacations at their homes. On
the train last night were several Of
the men who work with the Monon.
gah Glass Company. These men spent
their vacation at Rochester, Pennsy'-
vania, where many of the men who
work in this factory have homes. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28


DeEelopri "a TIE lower south
west helss are lagglae IN ani1mbef d
lIocaIitie there are test wells Of nini,e
lor5 less inipc taIce iFing me- sand.
and much tn the 'EsIss st future operg;
lions In their res altttes
rests with the result 81 len comp III
For the pres nt iuteEst has sllif q
from the Reaner pool on Point
Pleasant creek. connty to the
30foot develop ment Iii:Ftt of Hover 4
Gap: on Bnffalo SrliIis in Naming IN
district Mutton COMFY Some. lltaEis
expressed the opinion hat tile fndtca
tons are for as good a pool as was
found in ti:ts tirst IS ell drilled on
#Bartho lome@ run. In the same dts.
.trict. and opened up q very ereiitnb bio
pool. The Atkins company we'll on
the n. Hawkins farm, IS holding up
close to 200 barrels q day since 1t wa5
agitated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
Har-;s county.

In the salem district. Harrison
county, the South Penn Oil Go, las
drilled IT'S No. on the Lloyd ft:l,-
doIph farm through the Gordon and
has very Hight show OF oil. In tlle
same county the same comps1v aas
drilled its test on the John shannan
farm thrc i4ti The Gordon. ana the hole
has filled ur 1000 feet with t:rsfl. 1t
will be given1a shot.
On Bingamen run, Marion county.
the South Penn Company has driIlcl
its second test on the II. 8. Davis
farm into the Dunkard sand AMI it il
producing 40 barrels a day frps1 that
level.
Near Jacksonburg; Wetzel county.
the South Penn OH Comrdn9 has
drilled its No. 8 on the. r, s.. Wef.s::
farm nine feet into the Gordon and
has no SNOW for a producer. in the
smithneld distrtct, the same com
pany's III: &c in the FAIRFIELD Peter.
son farm Is dry in the Big Inj ~ nna
drilling 10 the Gordon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
Big easser n RItchis.

On Le5tlelbark creek. M,rrhS dis
trict, Richie county, the Mountain
State Cas- company has drilled It's.
test on til. James West farm iEtosthc
Maxon sand and has deveint9i a
very strong gas pressure. Gu the
same 5i.tnhI and in the sanas dir
trict, the Mountain State compaily is
drilling tGst on tie C. e. Compton
farm.
Near FIcts, on, in Meade listnct. Ty.
Ter county, the Carter Oil Company
has dtillod It's No. s on the c w Run
sand and has show for a SHARED
pumper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
GOOD Producer il Brooke county.

Good Producer In Brooke County.
In the Wellsburg district, Broke
county, Sloppy & Caldwell havo drill
ed in their second test on the Per-
mella Smith farm and have an So
barrel producer in the Berea grit
Near Boreham station, in VOID
County. w. j. wharton mas completed
No. 6 on the Caroline Wharton farm
and has flve-barrel pumper in the
sAcond low Run sand. In the sInse
district, p. Townsend & Co, are drill
ing No. 4 on the s. r. Altman f:.rlri.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

Timely Theatrical News Noter
Of Interest to Evegb0ay.
(By =. p. Hferedlth.l

~
--
Ile e Asgs'''ss
KS re - ss9'is
On = ~ ~ Is
i early are r1alnly 81 me psslsits
priced me tiieil eltls5 q
izations VII take ttl EetfI 8 iIlls tsH IS
4 gust ana septemp 8s;s
lanstle 1lnqnest lotap5s
America greatest slct pFsstth a!5
MS usual tiils as ssts y
freyiyals et
gsrae ana iaspettl mere
three actors cleyssTs enopsl Ipl : -
second class mono ae:tE
Robert aantel WIZ present ssh eaAss.
crate FeperEolEe " =.
mon g Z = mems ana
David Mafnela VII Tour me e.olt
IN Tine MUSIC Master =. glls 3 2 h1n I.
l1er will again appear n ssne 5L' vel:
Mrs. Leslie Carter VIII nave nave 9 22::7@
beiaseo play NOW ing t'lLnuFs
to the contrary. MIS-: Flske VIII pe
seen in e. g 2 modern COMEDY drama
New York I1eai lheseztlEe names
complete the list OF American ~ AZ
clever enpugn 70 De mentioned g ~
this class.
George Conan WIN tour IN county
THIS season y GeoFse v ssnilB .'1nt
Wnich Y 5Ea1ner qlsa
HIS Little Johnny ones VII pe ol
toIr again tone company anu ivy
COMPANIES Ell:' VIII pEesene sfss'tis
Minutes Nlhs from rom E'foao%ay. ne -
company WIZ pc & h7auen " ". ray y Nv
pleton ana Goflnne VIII near etls O.'e
snlgA.t st tan Gym .t+u w.
Ross. tofnerly . sEeae .slock leso.lss
IN tittspuFg, ana - personal iIlt-.1
OF several fairnl fll people VII
starred IN a conan play, fopulaElsss
Wnle ~: was ol4sllla1 y @riteeh Aot go
e'ooQ%lni
Alons tne neM ptsses, = - ,, .p,o.
aucea N me next Few %eeks arr
Frlee OF MONEY, IN Mllien Ysilil..'n I,
crane ~ WI staL, captain -, Sat S!es'',
staring 1onns flelslaM' lle llo'1 :.
u = lnousau aIutesS sttsit =.
hertz VIII l41 9ta a,,e, ps.stt.F'
sne NeIHtuis :. - 80 -.
- - 80 - :. -
Wy anu f4uts y ~ ~
rAtneF utihp H' tunste 80. ~ tle st5lets
plays recently: me Law anu sns
MAN. IN wh1cn wilton Ltaeha!e W..
star t5arnaras Aill1ons' Wnlcn W.
1ntFoauce l4llilar ~. isusstslL ~ =
dratnatlc part lle Snorus h.1as' d
Wnlch VIII lntFoalc@ . new ssstf' Us
stahi ana ing 9to1sl WI
anotneF cotLp'Ilati'els y 3 ns"eol.s 4
t'l y Nooer.s. 49,
Franklin Ritchie' VINO no. swim y. l.e
clanslnan now runnlns ~ SnIsasg'
tnade FalFlnoh nj years aso WIN
=. DAVIDSON anu tne Meooy .F7.o
s 8. s ss. - -, - :. : :, 4,
n tne isst le@ years ~ n'as - na
Wonuerlul pIosEess e aru ne - us
%; ne q seat o ~, : aloAo. ..1,,, !,
Inc prlnclpal members me S. q : ns
Isle OF SPICE the coming season 's w W.,
pc: Lesle Lee harry url IN
Wainwright al Saek Leslle, W: : H
cirttW, Benlan it1anllttoh' MINNIE.
pa1er' ana Allce f1ouit- lhele are 80
companies. This is the one thae Z pisgs
Fairmont'
Joseph w. cares mas made vel'tuts
after venture N 3tne amusement "''Slu
In the last Few years ana mas Deems
successtN4 thas AeAe season l pssns
include NUMBER so % nue. atti tlet US
among which are Eva Iansuay' ne
OF the WONDER personaitS W." no. % !.
nave q new Vehlcle WIN Tue ttt,S 6
Good Fellow lana it cannot DC !, q
worse play than The sampo Ilrls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

Fofeman,s Photo Gallery win Ne
closed Tor vacation from Aug I to
Sent. l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

Joseph Porter il the original Aaierl
can. production Of 'H AZ. s. Pima
fore.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

Ethel Barrymore rs Resting IN
Maine. she viii be seen during the
early part Of the season in Alice.sif
Esy.the.F Fire g 81 y. ii. Barrie. Ia nhicn
she appsared last season
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13

A citizen who has lately crossed
Jack Mountain offers the following
suggestion for augmenting the
fund for building the new road
Place a slot machine at the foot OF
the Wagner hill and at the Mccoy
place, with an automatic kicking
attachment, so that every one who
is fool enough to attempt to cross
may mete out deserved punishment
by simply putting fifty cents in
the slot. Said citizen pulled tug
in two coming up, broke a hip
strap coming down and lost a new
horseshoe enroute.
Tie length of time required to
thus raise the needed amount of
funds will depend solely upon the
extent Of foolhardy travellers and
the durability and speed of the
machine.
No specific charge is made for
this suggestion, but he claims orig
inality for 1t. and asks that he be
permitted to dedicate the kicker
using the fast feed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
Brook Trout.

Through the efforts Of postmas,
ter.H NJ Slaven,the Us government
has shipped supply Of brook trout
to be planted in the headwaters of
the James and Potomac.
The fish were brought to Barlow
on Wednesday by messenger from
the hatchery at White
Sulphur Springs, and the local
sportsmen of the town and COM
munity employed Mr. Jesse Hiner
to meet them and transport across
the mountains to Monterey.
The shipment reached here in
good condition, late Wednesday
evening, but during the night
more than half the fish died. The
remainder was planted this morn
ing, about one half in the river. the
other half in the South Branch.
The loss Of so many is greatly
deplored by our sports
men, but no censure is due to any
one. as experience in the matter
was lacking. The original plan of
having distributing wagons wait
ing at Hightown would have i'll
sured the safety Of all the feb, and
it will be carried out later, provided
another supply can be gotten.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
From Naples Va
July 7. 1906

July {, ISUO
We are having plenty of rain,
and good deal Of sickness.
Weare sorry to say that Mrs Joe
Page is not much better.
Some of our young people went
to West Va to preaching Saturday
and Sunday. Among them were
Mr. John Williams and sister, Miss
lizzie. Mr. Howard Townsend and
Miss Lizzie Brumbaugh, MIR Gin
ton SNYDER and family.
Mr. J P Terry and little son are
visiting Mr. Eliza Terry in the
Valley.
Mrs Mary G Wade is visiting her
grand daughter, Mrs Charley Dever'
Mr. Harmon Wade and wife are
in from PENNSYLVANIA visiting his
old home and friends.
Mr. John Matheny is on the
Greek now.
We are glad to report that Mrs
R F Williams is better, also Mrs
Autsin Briscoe.
Mr. William Wagner a made busl-
ness trip TO Mt Grove last week.
Mr. Ed Gilmore and wife were
visiting, Mrs Gilmore's parents last
week. They have returned to their
home at Marlinton.
j C Snyder is improving his
residence by painting.
Our Sunday school is getting
along fine. Looking for a chill
dren's day soon.
Well, the camp-meeting is over
and there was lots of good done
We hope to see another one next fall
Wishing the Recorder success
Rose Bud.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
Sudden Death.

On Friday afternoon last, Mrs.
Calvin Snyder, whose home was
near New Hampden, fell dead in
tile yard near her own door.
She had been afflicted with spells
of some sort recently, which were
somewhat alarming. and had ex-
pressed the belief that she would
not live long.
She was formerly a Miss SIM
mons, the mother Of several
children, and IS spoken of in the
highest terms by those who knew
her we'll.
The funeral, conducted by Rev.
A @, Flaherty, took place Sunday
at Union Chapel.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
No Court,

Acting upon suggestion OF the
Board Of Health, Judge Anderson
postponed the July term of the
Circuit Court until some time in
August. Some land sales, billed
for this week, brought to town a
goodly number Of town people,
however, and attoned, in meas
ure, for the disappointment. The
sales were Of timber lands lying on
the Bullpasture, and brought good
prices. Dudley & Grogg, of West
Virginia were the purchasers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
PATNA ITEns.

July 0-The farmers Of this sec.
ton are busy gathering in their
wheat crop. Health Of our vicini-
ty is good, those that had been on
the sick list being much improved
Mr. Stephen Bradshaw, county
surveyor, and son, are engaged
in running the Wilson Survey for
Louis Barley, of Alexandria, Va.
Miss Della Kincaid, daughter OF
J N Kincaid, returned to Hot
Springs Saturday.
Miss Lula Kincaid is now at the
Western State Hospital as an at
tendant.
We had very exciting game OF
baseball the 18th. Deerfeld played
our nine, known as the Cowpasture
Blues. Deerfeld got the worst OF
it, the score standing 16 to 10,
The Deerfelders had the Goshen
laurels turned to weeping will
lows" Starlight.