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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
Summons Tor ruLIICatIOn
In the District Court for the Territory of
 Alaska, Third Division. Julius Singer PlaintiT,

In the District Court for the Territory of
 Alaska, Third Division. Julius Singer Plainlin,
 NJ H sulIIyan. Defendant ''' '' The President Of the United States of Amcri-
 ca Co NJ. II. Sullivan, defendant above named greeuuG
 You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in thc above entitled act on and answer the complaint herein within Ih Tty days rom the period OI th' completion ui he pub. cation Uf this ~umWuIS, 'Owit.- within iulr.N days from th, 2,Ih day 0f April l1O1. tha. i, Co sa'. com O" before .ho 25'h day Of May, llU1, or Ju1g- mauJ for want thereof will be taken against y.u.
 And take notice if you fail .O answer 'he cDmu.umt herein he ulJ util Nill apply Co he p.g.uf
 wn.- ur.fou Is 0r,uah, to roroc'o,o 30 certain cha ... wDglra.s ma lr and executed py M. h. Sullivan. Iu favor N, JuI.u~ singer a. sunrise. Alaska uu lU' ,1.n day Ul September Ih9 which said mDr a"o fa~ made. executed aNt I.. VeTnI tr p1.u.N herein as >ucur.N Tor .i' raymauf Z certain prom -rHry note. Ga eda sad time and place. IaEun.s nu December l.l |g5 iu favor uf Ju.w~ singer PauuN herein. fDr'ns sum Df Euur Hundred aud Twenty-Five Dollar, Ct2lOO w.th interest ul the ra Q. r. percent per amgum. 'h" property mentioned 10 said cha Gel mortgage beng Cnr,aIu nNuTaduc machinery pipes, tumcS, dcrrlckS hOlNtN Cau'o>. pnItOu wheel and all p"r>u' al prGurrN used in the business Of m ming, -t'ua con the mining e aims ut defendant on Iu.ch crtth' kcIai prpc net. district of Alaska: and in which said ac ion p,aiutDtf asks >a d Court hat defendant be forccluscd Of all interest. lien and equity of redemption i'm said mOrtgaEcd prop crry: that the sad property be sold and the proceeds thereof applied in rayment Of the amount due on said note and mOrtagh, costs, expenses audattUrrcyS fees and the Defendant be adjudgcd to pay any deficiency that may rec main after applying all said mOpcyS as atore- ,aid and for such other relief as to the Court may seem meet.
 Sa summons was by an order Of said Court dated on the 7th day of March, 1907, at Valdez. Alaska directed to be served upon defendant by publication.
 Date of first publication March 9th, 1907.
 Date of last publication April 27th. 1907.
 Last date within which appearance can be made May 27th, l9U7.
 Witness the Honorable James WtckerSham, Judge Of said Court this 7th day of March 1907, at Valdez, District of Alaska
 F.. J. STEER CLERK,
 S. A. CRANDALL, DEPUTY.
 w. T. Scott and C.. H.. Clegg Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
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Notice to Co-owners

To J. M Cummings, Jay Hoover, J. Carson, A. Silverstone, c. Beyer. Otto Langel, J. l.. Reed. their heirs and assigns, and all persons having or claiming an interest in the placer mining claims hereinafter described, and to all whom it may concern:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned Charles Tecklenburg CO., owner with said J M Cummings, Jay Hoover P A SilverStone, c. Beyer, Otto Langel and J. L. Reed in eight certain placer mining claims situated near the mouth of hntk river, in Cook Inlet precinct Territory Of Alaska, to-wit- the Gravel Group, Northern Group. Montana Group Cottonwood Group Southern Group A. c. Group Gold Dust claim and Fine Gold claim located October 18th. 1905 by and for the parties herein named,-haS during the year 1908 expended the sum Of eight hundred dollars (SS0O) in work and labor for the development of said placer claims:
 That of the proportion of each of you in said expenditure, tOwit the sum Of one hundred dollars (Sl0O) there remains unpaid and uncon, tributed the sum of one hundred dollars (SlOO each: or seven hundred dollars (S7OO) due from all of you for work and labor expended upon said eight placer mining claims:
 And you and each of you are hereby further notified that if within ninety days after publl- cation of this notice by publication any one Of you shall fail to contribute his proportion Of said expenditure for annual work and labor upon said eight placer mining claims, to-Wlt, the sum of or " hundred dollars (SlOO), eXpend- ed by the undersigned as hereinbefOre stated, the interest in said claims of said cO-owner so failing to contribute will be forfeited to and become the property Of the undersigned Charles Tecklenburg, cO-owncr; according to the pro- visions of Section Twenty three hundred and twenty-fOur (232O of the Revised Statutes of the United States
 Dated at seward, Alaska, February 2nd 1907.
 CHARLES TECKLENBURG,
 CO-Owner as aforesaid. Address Seward. Alaska.
 Date of first publication, F cbruary 9th, l9O1 Date of last publication, May llth, l9OG
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PLACE FOR NAVAL STATION

The u>t congress made an appro priatjou for a study of the southern Alaska coast for the purpose of select ing suitable harbor for navy yard and naval station.
 Southern Alaska has only one har- bor sui able for navy yard, with ar adjacent supply ot coal fitted for maya. uses. Thj, |, Resurrection bay, where the Ru-,tau, in thr last century had 30 naval station and shtpyarJ. The bay and shore, offer every requirement tor navy yard and before rne end o0 another year au unlimited coal ~upo.' will be connected by rail with Seward, Rt the head of the bay. This coa. Is ai Che ,awc grade as that now used for steamiug coal ou American war~hipN.
 The unpleasant, vuwor Is in circu.a- tion rha, the naval project i, 30 Gug- gruhejm job Go get the government Co build them an artificial harbor at ka- talIa, but ,ha, may le only 80 fgmeu, oI the prevalent suspicion which sees the GuEgruHrtm afrtge floating over all alaska and even seeking Co pre- emp, ta. aurora borcg.t,. Still tue Guggeune.m, aweu1t ron ws..-tNn Go comm.. any a,ro..,y possible.
 Tt i~ un r1 ~ewar. lo impress upon oHic.ar.om rhe fact rnar la., narn.r f., fr class ns 5r,r.EarU ,u..u1 ...e in Alaska |, worthy ra b. uam.a wit.
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SAYS SGHMITZ
 UPHOLDS GRAFT
LContinued irOm page Il

didate for reelection next fall. He says that before that time he will be acquitted by the courts of the charges against him and will seek vindication at the polls.
 Louis Glass arrived in the city last night and gave himself up on the in- dictments charging him with bribery of public officials. He was released on bonds aggregatiug S9O,OOO
 It k stated that the police depart meut will be the next branch of local government Co be investigated. It k claimed that police protection is fur uished 10 many law violatorS for a regular consideration,
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It is good news that the steamer Northwestern is not seriously injured. The Northwestern Steamship Com pany Ina, just succeeded in placing a frst-class fleet on the Southern Alaska run and is entitled to better luck than to lose one of the best boats on the Pacific. The Northwestern was ai- ready a favorite with Alaska people who had travelled on her, and Capt. Truebrjdge Is equally well liked.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

"-..a." ruu !, ..... His fame wa, u...... from I.. w.--.--.0. .. SIDmNn. un.r...| "" w "... and ...a.. ,. rr. queen .... .. Nea York, uN taa.Ga..E 0--..e. Che rr-p possibility .r m...a- um o. Co their own taste. This ask -e Kofc<.h.cs. dame, found somewhat diucuc uu. they made much Q. him u society aaN u.wt, fu..y inundated oa Che matrimonial altar, nlr failed ,o live out n., honeymoon. Iie was near middle age when heleII iutohls money. He wa, called 'Sue0t' Smith becau,. he talked little and made no apparent effort Co achieve the fame tha, was thrust upon him.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

The Juneau Trau~cwp, announces that Capt. John Johnston, who has financed the Alpska Monthly, will no, permit jt Co be swallowed hy the Alas ka-Yukon Magazine at Seattle, but will keep it going at Juneau, even without a permit from Seattle. The Alaska Monthly has been credit to its makers and to the territory and all Alaskans wish it a long life.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
TO ARRANGE FOR BALL.
Volunteer Bremen to Meet TomOr-
 row to Settle Details

The volunteer fremen are called t6 meet tomorrow afternoon in the fire hall to arrange details for the mask ball to be given Monday night.
 Tickets for the iremen'S ball are selling rapidly. All the kids in town are chasing the citizens and it is inn possible to escape. The indications are that a branch hall may have to be rented for part of the dancers.
 DominoS have been ordered from Valdez if the Saratoga can bring them here in time, which seems improbable now. The Owl Drug Company wiz handle them if they come.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
Ruef Drops Supreme Court Hove

San Frauci,o, March 2j-The Su- pvruc court at Washington today dis missed ,he writ of error io Abe Ruei 5 case, taken in his dgh, 10 have hi, trial removed from Judge Dunue'S de- rartment of the superior court here. The motion to dismiss was made by Ruers attorney who will institute other proceedings 10 accomplish the ,.me object
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
Portland Seeks Fertilization

Portland. March 25 Citizens are raising a fund Of S5),O1o Co pay the eN- .aa.e- of a genera, investigation ol ma.r.aa. corruption and vii. try Co -.. Fwuc., J IJ.1ey md Secret Ser vice Agent au'a, Co take charge of ll
 - som 8, they get through at San Francisco.
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Indicted in san Francisco

san Francisco. March 25-A. K. Det- wi'cr of Toledo, Ohio, and Louis Glass. are among the men recently in- Iicted oD the charge of connection with municipal bribery. Glass iS on his way here but k snowbouud in Ne yaUa. Detwilcr is reported to have ..I, tuu the coast.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

An Alaska paper recalls one of Mark Twain's humorous comments on the newspaper business, aS follows;
 "You try to tell me anything about the newspaper business! Sir, l have been through it from ALPHA TO OMAHA, and | tell you that the less d man knows the bigger noise he mak, $ and the higher salary he commands. '
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

Captain Omar J. Humphrey resigned the presidency of the Alaska Coast Company to devote all his time to the business of the Alaska Coast COmmer- cial Company, which recently bought all the stores and trading posts of the old Alaska Commercial Company, and to ,he Northern Salvage Company, of which he is also the head.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

If Walter E. Clark, Washington correspondent of the Seattle POst-In- telligeucer, New York Sun and New York Commercial. isn't on the payroll O. the Gu ggeuheims he ought to quit writing like a man who k.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

Harry Thaw seems Co be sane enough now, which tends To uphold his contention that his famous brain storm was a passing tornado that continued just long enough for him to kill man, but then it may come round again.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

President Manuel BonilU of Hon. duras started for the bantam weight championship as uu iuternottona. fighter, but lost hj, first scrap and is now making a record as 8 -Drtnrer.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
Onkland on Anxions seat.

Oakland, March 2S-The grand jury empaueled in Alameda county is pre- pared 10 begin investigation of graft lug in this city as soon as Heney has the evidence ready to lay before it. evidence of franchise gaafting in Berkeley is coming to light and the inquiry will include that city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

If you want a free sample copy of the most progressive and up-to-date min ing journal published send your name to Mining Topics, 64 Fulton street, New York. Its news iS authentic and unbiased and the paper is devoted to the specific and general interests of mining in every field.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

Tacoma claims To be a town but it couldn't raise money enough Co hold a base ball franchise which little Bel- lingham grabbed as soon as it was loose.
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l, must be that rur om Francisco earthquake turned up all chi, graft so Che grand jury could find it, as it seems to have been securely covered baFlra.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30

It appears ironicol Co say that the San Francisco graft money was kept in steel chest, and it would be sar- castle to call it a steal chest.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
To Put LiI on Los Angeles

Lo, Angeles, March 25-L0S Angeles wu. oe closed town uuu, the present -.ut hunting >pa,m is over in Cali uw.a
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
Oakland Smells Telephone Graft.

Ol6Oaud, March 27-rhe city is eX- cited over revelations of a graft in rrautug a franchise to the Home Tele phone Company.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-30
To Begln Ruef TriaI Tuesday.

San Francisco, March 5O-Both sides announce that they vii, be ready to| begin on the Buef trial next Tuesday.
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The Bank of Seward

We receive deposits subject to check. We pay interest on time deposits. We issue money orders good any place in the world.
 We buy gold dust or bullion. We make collections. We guarantee a service that is prompt, accurate and safe. We grant to our customers every favor consistent with conservative banking.
 We invite your business.
 BANK OF SEWARD.
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SEWARD STEAMERS

Saratoga; in Valdez; due in Seward Tuesday evening.
 Jean.e; sails from Seattle 3Oth. Nucatau: sails from Seattle lsJ. Portland; sailed for Seattle 2Oth. santa Clara; sailed for Seattle 24th. Dora: sailed for UnalasKa 10th.
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WEEKLY WEATHER RECORD
TEMPERATURE.

Weather record for the week ending March 30:
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Meet me at the Branch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27

In an article in The Journal of
the 10Th the statement is made
that Receiver Frank Harris
found the business of the Hobbs
Music Co. not only solvent but
in pretty good shape;" that the
business is re-opened under the
management of James Hobbs,
Jr.; and that as a result Of the
custer suit brought against Mr..
Hobbs, somebody owes James
Hobbs, Jr., an apology" The
truth is, the final statement of
Receiver Harris was never made.
for the reason that the suit was
dismissed before he fled more
than an approximate statement.
Further, Mr.. Hobbs continues
the business under a 5000 bond,
and on that basis only was the
compromise made. Az for any
party to that suit owing the de.
PENDANT an apology-we do not
believe The Journal would have
made the statement had it been
familiar with the facts. The
apology in this case is due from
another quarter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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| Men Wanted-Lewiston Sugar Fac.
tory.
8. Ravens, of Smithfield, contem.
lates changing his residence to Logan.
Wilkinson & Son are showing an ex.
ceptio pally fine line OF THANKSGIVING
day post cards.
Jacob N. Larsen cashier OF the Ida.
no State Bank at Preston, spent Sun.
day In Logan.
j. T'Caine, III, left for Chicago
yesterday TO attend the International
Stock convention, to be held there
next week
Wanted. From five to ten bushels
OF oats and load OF straw, on sub.
scription, or otherwise. Inquire at
this Office.
Your checks are good at Howell.
Carbon Co.'s. per cent discount on
all purchases at our store. From Nov.
l8 to Nov. %.
The largest selection OF Iaces
ever brought to Logan can be
found at Ellas0n's.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line OF
school and Office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, ETC., etc., etc.
Come 10 and look. All new stock.
William Cantwell, of Smithfeld, who
10 about to depart on q mission, was
rendered a fine entertainment last
Sunday night at SmithHeld. The
voluntary contribution amounted to
nice little purse.
Beet Warrants, Cashiers Checks,
New York checks, good as gold at
Howell.Cardon Co.'S. A special dis.
count will be given on all goods pur.
chased at our store. From Nov. IS to
Nov. %.
The Central mills of this city are
having a serious time In rebuilding
the penstock which conveyed water
to their power wheel The whole
foundation of the mill IS 10 qucksand,
therefore an abundance Of cement had
to be used In tn. rebuilding.
Your wish for better underwear
has come true In the MunSin9.
CampbeII's.
The government has built q two
story house at Tony Grove for the con.
venience Of their rangers on the Logan
Forest Reserve, and telephone line
from there Is nearly completed. An
0therAarge camp house Is to be built
twenty miles northeast Of Preston.
Logan Brass Band at the rink to.
night. Ladies' free. Instructions and
assistance given at every afternoon
session. We can teach you to skate II
you can walk. You ought to skate;
1t Is fine sport, perfect pleasure, and
very healthful exercise. Try 1t.
Rabe, the photographer, In the
Howell. Carbon windows flne display
OF his work. There are some very
superior portraits OF prominent men
and women OF the city. and the work
as whole is thoroughly artistic. Tho
display is worth trip past the How
ell-Cardon corner.
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks
and Chickens for Thanks
giving dinners-sthe very
finest the land affords
besides fine cuts of Beef,
Pork and Mutton. The
most particular ones can
be suited at the Palace
Meat Market, West Gen.
ter. Rust & Reading.
Robert Austin, OF Trenton, who
raised sugar beets on his farm near
Trenton station, Cache county, reports
that part OF his acreage In beets
went twenty.seven tons to the acre
and a part sixteen tons to the acre,
being probably the heaviest tonnage
OF beets raised on any tract of land in
Cache county this year. The Republi.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27
Boys Suits at CampbeII's.

ness.
President widstoe Or the A. c. U.
went to Salt Lake yesterday to be with
his wife, who Ia III.
A car load Of fine stone tor monu.
ment bases has been received BY the
Cache Valley Marble Co.
Miss Selma Hansen, assistant agent
at the Smithfield o. s. L. station, is
on a months vacation In California,
Lars Pearson, A. ID. McCoombs and
other Logan carpenters are rushing
the building Of the Newton Central
school.
Il is q pleasure to show Goods
at tIlason's; plenty Of clerks,
prompt service.
Mrs. Aaron Farr left for Salt Lake
yesterday. where she will reside with
her daughter, Mrs. f. HeIner, during
the winter.
Students Season Tickets Star Lee.
ture Course, sl.25, at the COLLEGES or
Logan Republican ONCE. Six biz
numbers Get tickets now.
Hyrum Hatch. the stockman OF
Franklin. left for Rich county yester.
day to remove flock Of sheep to Idaho
Falls to winter.
The Fonnesbeck Knit ing Works
has an immense stock OF underwear
on hand which Is worth your atten.
tion before you buy,
Study the underwear problem,
and you will find Munsine leads,
others follow. CampbelI's.
Students Season Tickets Star Lee.
ture Course. S1.25, at the Colleges or
Logan Republican office. Six big
numbers. Get tickets now.
George Lloyd reached Logan from
Wyoming Tuesday. Mrs. Lloyd went
to Idaho via Granger and Mr.. Lloyd
leaves for the north In a few days
approximately. the beet tonnage
In Smithfeld this year Is three tons
per acre less than In 1905, but the
acreage planted this year exceeded
that Of last year by several hundred
acres.
We want everybody In Cache
Valley to know we carry a com.
pIete line Of renowned MunsIne
Underwear. CampbeII's store.
Mrs. Adolph M. Nelson, formerly Of
Hyrum, but recently Of Shelly, Idaho,
died there Monday at the age OF SO
years. The remains will be brought
to Hyrum and inferred there on Fri.
day, the funeral service being held 10
the Stake meeting house at O'Clock.
Mrs. Nielsen was the mother OF four
boys and three girls. all OF whom are
married with the exception OF one
boy. She also leaves . husband and
many warm friends TO mourn her loss.
Herbert NJ. Stops leaves today for
San Francisco, where ne will probably
be employed by the Pacific Construc.
tion Co.. with which Mark Pendleton,
formerly OF Logan. is now associated.
Young Stops, who undoubtedly has
marked ability as q cartoonist, goes to
San Francisco that he may have CD.
portunity to attend an art school
there at spare times. He Is a fine
young fellow with many friends here
who wish him we'll.
DIR. George Thomas, OF the A. c. of
u, was at Salt Lake City Monday,
where he lectured to the Woman's
Club. His subject was prices" and
the lecture was given on urgent re-
quest Of the ladies who wanted light
on the situation. DR.. Thomas treated
the subject broadly, rather than from
a local standpoint. He stated the
fact that prices throughout the coun.
try have raised AZ per cent In com.
paratively short time, and then gave
his understanding Of the reasons for
the increase.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27
wan'ed --GlI for p,.uef'
work. 1858 South First Wesi

Wan'ed -Grli for g,-ueru hnu,c-
work 253 South Firsf Wesl
Satisfaction in every thread,
buttons too. Munsing underwear.
CampbeII's.
Stationery and all school supplies
at cost for 30 days Harris Music Co.
First door south of The court house,
North Main.
The best place for tirst class rubber
goods, warm shoes and slippers, also
gents underwear, is at Andreas Peter.
sons.
1he Munsine Underwear gives
you superIative quality at Mini.
mum Prices. CampbeIl's store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27

Robert Austin, OF Trenton, who
raised sugar beets on his farm near
Trenton station. Cache county, reports
that part Of his acreage In beets
went twenty.seven tons to the acre
and part sixteen tons to the acre,
being probably the heaviest tonnage
OF beets raised on any tract OF land in
Cache county this year. The Republi.
can has had occasion to refer TO the
Trenton country as the coming sec
ton, and these figures would seem to
bear out the idea.
Within the past month or two a
large wastepaper basket has been pro-
vided for the postoffice lobby, but it
appears that the public prefers to
throw their undesired mail empty
envelopes, bits Of cards, etc, on the
floor. The janitor. Geo. !. Farnes,
objects to this carelessness of the
people and asks that this reminder be
given. 1t Is about as easy to throw
the waste paper into the basket or box
provided at the postotlice, so why not
do thai and thus assist In keeping the
place In a fairly tidy condition? Such
action will be a compliment to your
own sense OF the fitness of things aud
will be generally appreciated.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27
BETTER

Mems dressy worsted Pants In q
good variety OF dressy stripes and
checks. we'll made and trimmed.
splendid 81 values, Speciai this
week '............... 49,. So. rs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-27

Mems sl.25 All Wool Swiss Con.
dee Undershirts and Drawers In a
neat drab effect, heavy weight rib.
oeo' special. .......... $50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-18
PERSONAL

Rev DR.. S. *. Arbuthnot and
family returned last night from their
summer vacation, which was spent
in Washington, d. c., at the James
Town exposition. and at Mt Lake
Park.
DR.. t. B. Bartlett, Of Mt. Glare,
spent Thursday in the city.
Ernest L. Pigott, of shinnston,
was here Thursday on business.
A. N. Mace, claim agent for the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, was here
Thursday from Parkersburg on
business and the guest OF friends.
Attorney c. A. Sutton. of Bridge
port, spent Thursday here.
]. B. Supler returned last night
from Johnstown, Pa, where he went
to attend the races, but rain prevent
ed any such events yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. T. Cunning
ham came home last night from
Shinnston, where they attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Virginia Monroe.
Mrs. Robert A. Garrett returned
last evening from shinnston, where
she attended the funeral of Mrs.
James Monroe
Joshua Lee has returned from a
months vacation in Pittsburg, and
resumed his duties at the Lafayette
glass factory.
Judge George w. Farr, of West
Union, spent Thursday in the city.
E. D. McCarty, of Lumberport,
spent Thursday in the city.
Festus E. Robinson was here to-
day from Wallace.
Clay Bennett, of Brown, was IN
the city Thursday afternoon.