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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
ny THE bogus MINING MAN

If you have any pet illusions you are
nursing and you want to make them
more real you want to tell Mayor Har-
per about it. The genial little man will
make you think your dreams are all
true.
1t is a pleasant experience to be a
Las Vegas mining man, even for a few
minutes, and is still more delightful
when such sympathetic man as the
mayor is in on the delusion and is will
ing to help along by finding a bride to
throw in with the rest of the newly
acquired wealth.
Mayor Harper, the new Mycenas of
matrimonial aspirants took me so
seriously when l told him l had come
to his bureau for a wife that / felt like
a crook, but the thought of putting one
over the crowd OF hungry reporters on
the outside made 1t worth while.
Already they had scented a story. ana
like lot of vultures were Watching
the mayors Office.
1t was my first experience In at
tempting to impersOnate Las Vegas
man, and knew that l couldn't stand
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
Some Big Georgia Potatoes

The MOultrie Observer and Tift0n
Gazette are still engaged in writing
about sweet potatoes. turnips, etc.
grown in their respective counties and
We are not disposed 10 butt into" the
discussion. but we cannot refrain
from mentioning a small sweet DOta-
TO that was brought to the Times Of
fee by Mr.. Frank Bradford OF Lake
Park this morning.
1t vas larger around that a peck
measure and was thicker through
than a peck measure is deep. 1t
weighed twenty-thUee and half
pounds and it took a string forty and
a quarter inches long 10 reach around
it.
If anybody raises one larger than
it is il will take srunppuller TO get
il out of the ground and a block and
tackle 10 get t. loaded On a wagon.-
KaId0sta Times.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
TURKEY STUFFED WITH GOLD
AND PRECIOUS STONES
Country JeweIry Store if
Properly Prepared

a letter from Denver says that
when the family of Nelson }. Camp
bell, custodian Of the state capitol,
sat down TO their Thanksgiving din
ner, Mr. Campbell, announced to the
assembled guests;
Now, all Of you. must prepare to
enjoy .this dinner-the turkey stuff
ing especially, Incidentally, YOU may
name what kind Of stufing YOU viii
take-gOld nugget, silver nugget, am
eIhyst, mOOnstOne-just name the
kind you want and ii Will be dished
out to you. 1t is not often you have
an opportunity to sit down to a
Thanksgiving turkey which is stuffed
Wi,h gold and silver and precious
stones"
IN the craw OF the turkey were
found the following valuablcs: Four
-o.u nuggets, asSaying 100000 a ton :;
.A-ce silver nuggets, a>sayiHg a value
'oI $1,000 10 The ton; one amethyst,
yaIG" Lot known; twelve moOnstOnes.
sdIGe not known: one trousers but
'aH. three shoelace tips, three halves
Of marbles, particles OF twine and q
point OF = knife blade
". Campbell was offered $50 cash
[pr HE oaTpu of Thp turkpy'S giZ-
ard. hut refused IT, This bird was
bouent from d commission company
for $3.50. Mr.. Campbell discovered it
was shipped TO Denver from ESl Paso,
Tex The commission firm that han
died III turkey shipments from Fl
Pas0 through its shipper. has secured
Il lease or IN" mineral lands on which
the TURKEY grazed and will at once
take ont a mineral patent under The
mining laws of the United States,
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
The ApaIachicoia Times On Our Pret.
" Girls, Climate and Other Thinqs

These bewitching red-haired gulf
coast girls are beauties.
If the girl is willing TO take the risk.
the Floridian should be satisfied not
to do any Of the worrying.
ApaIachicola was born in 1891, yet
her dimples are as prOminent-well.
as those Of a pretty Florida girl at
her first frOlic
Pensacola buried a negress last
week whom they claimed TO be 115
years Of age. Really. there is no tell
ing TO what age people will grow on
The West Coast
Orlando Florida. has 4 "Veritable
Garden of the Gods" if the South
Florida Sentinel is TO be relied upon.
Nothing TO compare to the Garden Of
Eden located at Apalachicola, we are
sure-ApalachicOla Times.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
The Baptist Bazaar

The bazaar given by the Young La
dies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church - the residence of Mrs. Louis
s.. DIva. was largely attended. and
vas q mosy successful affair. There
were offered for sale a variety OF
beautiful handmade garments. and
nearly every article vas sold.
IA .t,ractir- caa:y booth had been
arrange. AID aos; delicious home
made candies were sold. Every piece
was disposed of. and The sale netted
them thirteen dollars. and in all the
amount made at this bazaar was ab0u'
s-5. which will be given as a Christ
a.as CTerjuS ,o me Baptist Orphan
age a Arcadia. r frcsaments were
served.
Er Datar "ae ck1riaing,y assisted
EI q-i., p cp. ri" Of young women.
aut r,c-- d,I .rythins 20 MAKE the
afternoon q pleasant one for their
guest.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
PRIEST FAMILY WANTED
Information Requested by Relatives
Of Gilbert Priest

The following request for inf0rma-
tion has been received from DR.. JO-
seDh /. Porter state health officer of
Florida, and any person knowing of
the family mentioned should cOmmu-
nicate with Or. Porter. care Of the
state board of health. Key West. Fla:
Il am asked by an associate state
board OF Health 10 obtain such infor-
nation as can about family named
Priest. \ Gilbert Priest came south
from New En-alnd in 1907 or 1S0S,
and located subsequently in Florida.
His relatives in New England are anX-
iOus 10 learn whether any of this pio-
neer's descendants are still living in
Florida May | ask as a favor that
you publish this inquiry. that should
it come under the eye of any Of this
gentleman's relatives now living in
Florida they may communicate with
me. Very gratefully.
JOSEPH Y. PORTER.
state Health Officer"
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
Maior DapraY on Drainare

Major Dapray. I. : y. on duty
with the national guard OF Florida,
and who represented Florida at the
meeting Of the national drainage con
cresS recently held at Baltimore de
livered an address before that con
gress on drainage, at which time he
touched upon draining the Everglades
The Baltimore Sun. Of recent date,
contained the following regarding the
major:
Major J. a. Dapray, [. S. a, on
duty with the national guard Of Flor
ida. and a delegate from that state
10 the congress. discussed drainage
from a military point of view. empha-
sizing TIE fact that he spoke only as
an Individual. He directed attention
10 TWO pOinJS-the possible effect that
the reclamation Of coast marshes
might have on the national scheme
for coast defense. now We'll under way
ana tue advantages mat might result
from drainage of the Everglades of
Florida. with the idea OF making that
state military base in time Of war.
Major Dapray praised the army for
the work it has done as an economic
factor in the development Of the
country and paid high tribute 10 the
corps of engineers. The army, he said,
would never stand in the way Of i'm
provement; but he urged that before
the proposition OF drainage was made
a definite law that the war depart
ment should at least be conferred
with in order that the advice and ser
vices of military engineers be secured
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
Automobile Speed Records

At Weybridge, England, December
10. on the cUp-shaped track where MI
Edge made his 24-hOur record, a 60
h.p. motor was run so miles in 50
minutes, 10 seconds This record,
made by Cliford-Earp, is said to beat
all previous records. On the same
day a distance Of 80 miles was made
in one hour. So minutes, 3 seconds.
He also broke the worlds one-hour
record, running at that time 76 miles,
1859 feet.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
A Short Sketch of the Convention in
the Nsrth-CentraI District

The fourth c. E. convention of the
six held this fall, in October and No
yember. met in the beautiful Univer
sity City, Gainesville, with the En-
deavorers of North Gainesville. 1t
was the second annual convention Of
north-central, the youngest district in
the Florida union.
The second vice president, Miss
Emma Y. Hughes. who is also the
faithful secretary OF this district, on
account OF illness could not be pres
ent, greatly to the regret OF every
one
Mrs. H. W. Bruce of Gainesville
waB president and Miss Percie Fulks
of Lake City served as secretary, both
doing good service.
TWO state officers, President Win
nard and Secretary Grace a. Towns
end were on hand and the former had
something TO do in nearly every ses-
sion. He conducted TWO schools OF
methods. committee meetings illus
trated, and business meetings illus
trated. There were also two helpful
open parliaments on practical c. +.
work. led by President WinUa-d
Thursday evening the North Gaines
Vile Juniors had Il nice flag drill and
sang sweetIy during the exercises. Al
ter their close President Wiunard
gave the children a talk, explaining
the question. how is a watch like the
Juniors"
In the true sense OF the word. every
devotional service brought the spirit
uaI help it should Friday morning
November :. in the chilly morning air
twenty EndeavOTeTs assembled at the
sunrise prayer meeting. This was
conducted by Rev. NJ. c. Richards OF
Mason, Fla. pastor and president OF
the new and only known Lutheran sd
ciety in Florida Mr. Richards had for
his theme Soul Saving" in the broad
sense OF the term, which includes
Ihelpfulness 10 all mankind in encOur
aging all TO become more like our
Lord Jesus Christ would have them
to be
Mrs. T. p. Henderson Of Gainesville
was leader in an old fashioned Eek
Derience meeting" in which everyone
present testified as to what blessings
had come into their lives through
Christian Endeavor
The Power of Love" was an able
PAPER read by Mrs. Bruce for al alb
cent friend. Mrs. Fred c. Powell OF
Floral City.
\ reception came Thursday even
ing and included a delicious lunch and
sociabln time for everyone.
Mrs. +. 2. Henderson spoke on TEN
Iparance. which important topic was
part Of every convention program
this fall
Presid-n Winnard had for his spe
cial address Friday evening. Past
Present ana Future Of Christian En-
deayor." He also led the closing con
.sccration service that evening.
| Three times a day delegates an,
/ their entertainers dined together roy
. ally in tEr convention meeting house
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
4 single page III one J..

y "'II-4N PV7| IT D-IE =
Chicago News costs Sl,l+I3p,
New York American, $3.50; III the
New York Herald. $G98; in Golfers
Weekly. $1,000: in the Saturday Even
ing Post. $500: in the Delineator,
1880; in the Woman's Home Com
panion, $500; in the Youths Com
panion. s2400; in the Ladies' Home
Journal. $4,000. Gu. advertising col
umns. while we believe will bring re-
suits, hold out no such plutocratic
prices. Try a page and we shall only
charge you pennies where these 9TH
er publications charge their patrons
full grown dollars.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
THE FARM Err

There is a farmer who is W
Enough 10 take his ee.
And study nature with his ii,
And think Of what he &C.
He hears the chatter of the ji
AS they each other II.
And sees that when a tree DIX.
It makes home for bb
A yoke Of oxen he viii uu,
With many haws and Fg,
And their mistakes he will Xgq
When plowing for his Ip.
He buys little. but much he sells,
And therefore little 90;
And when he hoes his soil By spell:
He also soils his hose.
Macon fGaD Telegraph.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr.. \. !. Harrell. one Of the pros
narous farmers Of the Oklawaha
neichborhood, was in 10 see US We'd
nasday. he is a juryman for the
week. but has not Yet had TO serve
on any case. Mr.. Harrel has been a
regular reader Of this paper for NOR"
than thirty years. and belongs 10 the
7 .,,,ion of Honor This paper viii go
n him for another year, and We hope
for many years 10 come.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

NJ II 4 InrHs Of the Copeiaiiu, |.
- 81, ara Rrick Company u
n,.,--,am IL Ala. has been in oeala
for a day OF two. and EFs',..I .,y for
caired a sample carload OF Drl'N ,,,,,a ~
puviur purposes. and if the ,,n@,rstand same Sond
up The T~qairsmen,s mt we we "PSSsSald Pitseeraid
companv for the paving OF .nost =
s,raats which it has under e0ntrae. g
-, mo CITY. The brick look gooa @ %
ns m ana seem to be made partly OF , iron
dust. We hope the brick WI. arins
all requirements, and that the pSe anre'
Of the streets will be begun a, o IN,
We are anxious to see the worn , .aad. .
ple,ed. because it is so greatly ne
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

"" la y"ry pleasant call We
ncsday aftrr0oon from Mrs. NJ. .;
WaShbu:n G' Bellcvicw. She is TAX
ing great interest in the wet and
dry" election and says that Rrlle
view bad another excellent temper
ance rally Tuesday night The men
and good women Of that excellent
community will use their hest cndeay
ors 40 roll up a majority for the
"drys."
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

NTr c. {. Carlton Of Plant City, for
merIv Of this co-rTy. : registered az
rho OcaIa House He has spent the
summer and autumn in Colorado
1oorinp after the great cantaloupe
cron Of that state. He says that there
will he a large acreage planted next
roor and that Tennessee will put in
eve times more than last year. He
GAYS that Florida obtained better pri-
ces than any other state last year, and
ber fruit in beauty and favor meas
ured ND TO the very best Mr.. Carl
TON represents olivet Bros OF New
York City
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Conductor Williams of the DunneI
Ion short sent down another nice
string of fish yesterday for the hos
nital uatipnts. or such of them as are
convalescent sufficiently TO enjoy this
delicious dish. Conductor Williams
is constantly putting the hospital I'M
der obligations 10 him for remem-
h-auceS.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

D. Frederick Pasco, editor OF '"e
Florida Christian Advocate Oh - ~
oak passed through ocaia EesIeru+?
"a, hfs WAY from the Me'h"ulS' NO''
-. n Tampa. Mr.. PaSeo "aS
secretary Of that body and mas De- os.',
a. .-..--..,s-v for nearly twenty wears
,..,,,,4,,,,,rs1y. He WAS re-ei'-''S"
60. .f rhp Advocate
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

NJ Charles Rheinauer is having an
addition AaAt 20 the COTTAGE on the
Tyler 'or i'm tho second ward. He W.
pn; wafer ana electric lights in tho
luusc+ Will build new fences, eidc-
walk etc. and viii very soon hGi!f
auuth,. oott"c" on the sourhc9s: o''-
nor at ths ln-, and later on will prob
phly build anoch"r cottag" on Ills
block.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Nr Hendon and family have remov-
I'd from the Monrozuma Hotel INTO Mt,
lohu n Roberi4on'S now house on
nll-Uar, avenue. Nr. Hcndon is the
X manager Of the Hunter Drug
ro'nnanv and hn has very interest
irE family
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state Health Officer.

II reports be true John Stockton has
thrown away his mustard bottle"
and pepper box" for a pair OF sugar
tongs and a syrup pitcher. Will John
know how to use them?
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr. p'fo Butt"rwick OF Brooksville.
who came mp TO Ocala 10 take down
fh" testimony iu 4 murder case. p
turned home "Wednesday afternoon as
fhe case was postponed.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Cap. "a D.. Ditto with AIR RANK
A p--o VIII spend the Christmas
bariaave IN Jacksonville with Mrs ~,
D. Dffo and Nr. and Mrs RaiIoTd
D.--, Th. captain is a splendid eiii-
,.- and ris ocala friends are wishing
him a merry Christmas ana h'PpH
N,N N-ar
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

MI and Mrs.. c. Z. Nix of Floral
City passed through Ocala Wadnas-
day for kendrick, their old home.
Nh"re ihey will spend the Christmas
holidays
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

I'm GOD WE TRUST"


OF our coin-them words of grace
That have been thro' many year
So much comfort and such cheer!
Takin' Gods name out of my life
After all these years of strife,
Well.-and then his eyes grew dim.
AS he muttered out the rest:
Friends. you tell 'em I'll be blest,
Uncle Samuel says saye he,
That them words be used to see
Was plenty good enough for him,
Takin' Gods name off-di-peni
Here's my country full OF men
At I'm tryin' the best | can
To bring to stature of man.
With the old injunction borne
In upon EN- night and morn,
Al We can't do nOthin' at all
At We can't keep CROWN great.
Nasterin' time an cOuquerin' fate.
Buldin' on foundations strong
As the teemin' ages tbronS,
Lest upon His name We call,
Takin' Gods name Off-see here!
Washington. who had no peer.
Trusted Him; Lincoln. too:
All my children, Gray and Blue;
All my stalwart sons of time
Trusted Him and rung the chime
On their lips Of prayer and praise
Mighty are We in His hand.
Buildin' manhood IN the land;
Truth and freedom for our star,
There he was, an here we are
Magnifyin' all His ways.
Takin' Gods name off my gold.
BlOttin' out them words | hold
Dearcr than my childrCn's life,
Sacrificed for me in strife
S if We'd grown too big to care,
Whether He was Watchin' there.
Whether He was markin' time
To our march across the years
Filled with roses and with tears
Tending, guarding us like sheep
On the hills of toll and sleep,
With His fatherhOOd sublime!
Takin Gods name on. you say?
No more trust in God today?
No more reverence for His name
Since we've filed our hearts with
flame
of the mighty power and strength
OF national. length to length?
Well yOu tell EN-. good an strong.
As for Uncle Sam. he thinks
They've been cutting up high
jinks,
They've been turning in their
path,
In way TO stir his wrath.
An by all the gods. they're wrong!
You just tell en- ! trust God,
Every bloomin field and clod
OF this land Of mine is fraught
With the wonders He has wrought
Not with my poor statesmanship,
Arm Of power and grace Of lip,
Toll ON sonny, with true vim,
Tnci" Sam is trusting still,
With his heart an soul, an will
Not in his own growth and might.
Conqucrin' sword ana tongue OF
light
But in God; just truStin' Him,
baltimore Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr.. HaTdv q. Groom and little
SON. Hardy. returned 10 Ocala NJ
nr-lay afternoon and viii spend The
thr-fwa- holidays with her BROTH
ar - JudS" Joseph and Miss
10. Ia Bell
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

NrNJ {. Pinans, postmaster. mer-
chant NJ farmer OF Electra, was in
fo see/us Wednesday. He was in
Ocala "a one of the regular jury pan
81 Ha is one of the leading citizens
Of li- -.cTinn.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

M George MacKay, who h|'S '''''
a, Al. - for the past TWO months
r..,urn.d home "Wednesday ai'tr'o''''-
s,a 4 accompanied home by he'
sspebtar Miss BESSIE Ma'haE' rs
s,raanr at the Washington Sem
iuary. and who will remain at "'''e
,.,,-, after The New Year.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr. J. b. Cutler OF Gainesville. a
former citizen of Ocala. is spending Il
f,W days in OCala, th" guest OF pr-
and Mrs. Dan Morgan Smith she
mas great many friends in Ocala
who are always glad 10 see her
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr. . "a Ward. Jr. Of Floral CITY
Va- Iu orala Hastorlay and went mp
Te lsgE-WEi.I" on The noon train.
Wh-.rr -h, Viii Meet her daughter.
Mi~- B,rfir Ward who attends col
fur. If Galu,>liIlc Ca
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Judge COyle Of the Monte yuma Ho-
tel went down to Leesburg yesterGa. D..
afternoon.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr., Edwin Spencer, who attends
Stetson University. is back home, l.
stay until after the Christmas ho,-
days.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Bright are
NOW at the Arms House. where r:.E
Nil ha for several months. TIE
friends of Nr Bright are sorry ="
learn that Ee is not in very -aa"
health. and trust that his winter ia
Florida wiU prove Of great benefit T"
him
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr.. Clifford Landers has returned
home from a weeks visit with his
brother. Mr.. Otis Landcrs, al Quincy.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr.. Adelbert Moody came up yes
terday morning from Oklawaha Sta
ton 10 spend a short whii, in Oeaia
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr. a. r. Herrick and daughter,
Euuicr AMY. and Mrs. Jones. of Crys-
raj R.tt-. were noted amCng the
Christmas shoppers in 0cala Wednes-
Iay. ANA rh.y made a large number
nf pu-rla--s
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

South Fourth street, h"twce" o.
ance avenue and Watula street IS to
ba paved. The property owners on eth
or side paying ona-thiTl respectively,
and the city paying 0ne-thiTd.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

The Autobiography Drugstore will
serve frozen plum pudding on Mon
dav. Tuesday and Wednesday
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

,,,,irr-,. and Toilet Sets IN S.I..i'
Ebony and S'aghorn- al 'He
ro,,Ty DRUGSTORE.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

The Anti-Monupoly Drugstore Mi:
serve frozen plum pudding ON No
day. Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Miss Jean Austin + "a a3." r".
the Washington Seminar: .n tt.ar..
to spend tho Christmas Hul:.a.s ~''.
her mother and 2randmo:''r.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
Local and Personal

Nanicur" and Toilet Sets in Suy.r
f-'''nE and S'ashorn. at the An,i-Mo.
n"puly Drugstore.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Ars { o. Fox will spend the
'hilsimas and New Year HOLIDAYS
relatives and friends at Wavarlv
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Christmas packages candy U.ow-
ne' s' a. "a" Anti-MonopOly Drug
sior'-i . and . pound pack
ages.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mt. John Pasteur of Stanton wa Cn
Tuesday interviewing Sar-2 CI2rt
He purchased rhe Christmas goods
fo- his store on the lake. .-&ioE IA -
now 81 succcSSfululy conducting.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

P.rum,rv and Toilet article sni'-
af1. for holiday gifts. in endless Va
ria-ies at the Anti-Monop0lE I''"--
-rDrs
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Mr., ] II Niley @. Monle. Citra
county. was in the city HH5ne a."
ard while here handed us \ r2r'.&
lar for tn privilege ~: r,aa'E '.
Banner for tkra next twe'y' mont
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

AIr Sheridan enc :as.l'y are .r'"
pli.~ cne or IL. Ra,5t..,~'. c.r:.'
es on the Tyler lot Air Sheridan
conr4c,ed With the Wooar.@r So.
and Stone Company.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

\ long farewell To lunches
And 10 creme De meuthe and punches.
Says The man in Alabama with
wall:
No more the ice will wait Us
In the cold refri2erators,
And the cOrkscrcw hangs a-rusting
on the nail.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Christmas goods at FIshels and
10-cent store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
CARRIE NATION TALKS
To West Virginians and Hands
Out Warm Words of
Admonition.

PARSONS. Dec. Mrs. Carrie
A Nation has been spending anum-
Der or days in West Virginia towns
along the Western Maryland rail-
road. She lectur$ I'd In the Baptts,
church here. while here she was
entetained at III. home of Col. VIII
liam w. cayton. a well known Demo-
cratic leader.
i. E;ltgEs :. Rc Ioctusod before :
tremendous aui iience at the ElkIns
opera house. 5Ehe spent two days At
Davis. AT one time she spoke for
an hour and fi1ty minutes. She had
large crowds 1t every meeting and
many were turned away While
waiting in the passenger station at
Davis she hal He'd every mnn who
entered the rd om smoking, request
Ing each smolSs to remain outside
or throw away his cigar. At the
same time shl e was lecturing those
n-esen, about tho habit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02

We have a good buy
on Kelley Hill, two lots
$4,000 each, size 35x
100 feet on 10 foot al
ley in rear. Gas, water,
and sewerage. Outside
city limits,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
PERSONAL

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4 Powell ana Kemn,e u-,,,o
F.;-rnont ATTORNEYS were I,sre loo,-
IN alter ,eral bnsin,.ss Monde,
s Bruce Han II New Martins
vire vas clarksburg visitor Mon
dag,
i. Wolfe 81 Morgantown i /
visitor il the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward arc
rejoicing over son born 10 them
early sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Reynolds ana
children have returned from a visit
IN Bridgeport.
Mrs. D. D. Leonard and daughter.
BeryI have returned from Fairmont
where they attended the funeral Of
! Mrs. IdeIla Barnes. While there
they were the guests OF the formers
father. Thomas Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Houston have
returned from months visit 10 the
southern part of the state. NJ.
Houston reports the hunting there
to be good.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith Miss
lIonJa Smith and Mrs. ]. B. Smith II
have returned from Pittsburp vbara
thew made n several dave, v,s,t
The latter visited relatives tbara f,r
v,Aak
Me Nj 15rou ana dan.s.a.
ca-+rrdo ratn-nas -, - - Ia