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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
CECIL CASE IN
HARTFORD COURT

Albert Constable, Esq, has been i'll
Belair since Tuesday OF last week,
where he is acting as one OF the Coun
sci in the case of the American Ice Co.
IS. Charles A. Sims < Co., which was
taken Up for trial on that day.
The lice company is suing Sims x
Co. irr the destruction oi their ice
houses by fire at Pcrryvile June H.,
zoos The case was transferred from
Cecil to Hartford county. The claim
5 for $4,000. The defendant in the
case did the construction work on both
sides OF the river Tor the approaches to
the new p, B. & w r. X. bridge over
,he Susquehanna, and it is charged
that the fire was due to the negligence
OF the Sims people
Mcssrs. John c. Rose and Steven
son A. Williams for the Ice Company.
Mcssrs. Constable and John s. Young
and NJ. II Fahcy for Sims.
The case was given to the jury at
$50 Thursday afternoon, and on Fri
day morning Mr.. Constable who had
returned TO Elkton. got phone mes
sage about IL O'Clock saying that the
Jury had nc into Court and stated
hat i w impossible ior them to come
- AL agrctnca, and were discharged
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
WIN NOTABLE SUIT
Eikton Attorneys Victorious In
Big Battle Involving More
Than 100000

Another step was taken last week by
the Court OF Appeals OF Maryland, in
the case OF Mastcn, Receiver, VS.
Young and others. The case as our
readers may recall. has been in the
been instituted in the Circuit Court
for Cecil County in the year 1000.
1t involves the estate OF Col. T.
Egcrton Hogg, now deceased, who for
many years prior to his death owned
valuable farm near Port Deposit i'll
this county, known as Cecil Manor"
The case has been argued and rear
gucd in the Circuit Court on num-
Der of side or collateral issues until,
finally, in August last. Judge Pearce
rendered decision upon the merits
and filed with the decision and able and
exhaustive opinion.
The main feature OF the decision was
the exclusion OF a judgment OF the
plaintiff, Masten, from any participa
ton in the proceeds OF the sale of Cecil
Manor made by l.. Marshall Haines
and Robert c. Thackery Trustees.
The judgment was obtained in New
York Court against the executors of T.
Egcnton llogg, and amounted with in
tcrest to over seven hundred thousand
dollars.
From the decision the receiver, Mas
ten, appealed to the Court OF Appeals
and that Court, ie wdays ago, on
motion and after argument, dismissed
the appeal.
The decision gives the victory in the
case to Jefferson D. Young, defendant
and appellee.
The plaintiffs in the case were repre-
sented by L. S Senator VIM Pinkney
White and by Mcssrs. Willis. McEvoy,
Sappington and Bernard Carter, of
Baltimore, and the attorneys for the
defendant, Young, were l.. Marshall
Haines and Robert c. Thackery OF the
Cecil Bar.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
University Extension Interest

Vt the conclusion OF the last lecture
oi the University Extension course
that was recently given i'll Elkton,
cards were distributed asking all who
were interested III having a course OF
lectures next season, to indicate their
sentiments by marking the cards with
their choice oi 4 course indicated there
ON and send or hand them in to the
committee IN charge. Quite a number
have complied with this request, but
there are many who have not done so.
lie committee requests the WIG To
ask all those who received cards and
have not handed them in to be kind
enough to give or send them as soon
rs possible to Mrs II. =. Hinchliffc,
Secretary al the Committee, either
signed or unsigned. 1t is not the pur-
pose oi the members oi the committee
to urge people who are not interested
to declare themselves, but it is their
desire to get back as many OF the cards
as possible. so as to enable them to
make an intelligent report to the Uni
vcrsitv Extension Society at Philadel-
phia, in whose behalf they arc working
In this connection. it is pleasing to
note that the lecture course aroused so
much interest. that the committee and
members have been continuing the
class meetings in the School Commis-
sionerS' room every Wednesday after
noon, notwithstanding that the lecturer
is no longer connected with the work
and Jolly good times they have among
themselves
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
Dredging OF Channel Delayed

Mr.. George f. kcrfoot has Just
shown the WlilG a letter from 1t
Col. lIoxie, OF the U. S. Engineers Of
fee at Baltimore, stating that it is i'm
possible for him to give exact date
when the dredging OF the Elk river will
be commenced. The advertising for
the work is held up pending a decision
OF the question as to whether the g.
hour law applies to contractors en-
ploycs in dredging operations The
decision oi the question will seriously
effect bids for the work.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
Barges Storm Swept

During the heavy northwest gale OF
Wednesday several barges in tow to
the tug Dixie were cut adrift. Among
them the Comisky, in charge OF Cap
tain John Eagan and son, of Chesa-
peake City, sank soon after being cut
adrit, and both father and son were
drowned. The J. H. Marvil is sup
posed to have driftcd to sea and was
probably lost Mate Andrew Williams
OF the Perryville, was washed over
board and drowned The Perrvvile
and Delaware were towed into Bati-
more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
The Mems Meeting

The Mems Meeting in the Elkton
Opera House last Sunday was adj
dressed by r. NJ Honcvman, who as
noted in last weeks WING, was for
many years secretary OF the Bowery
Branch OF the Y. NJ c. A., New York
City. Mr. Honeyman's talk was OF the
practical order and dealt largely with
his experiences in the work and was
helpful and instructive.
The speaker next Sunday afternoon
will be Chaplain S. Henry Bell, d. D..
OF the United States Army, who ad-
dressed the meeting here several weeks
ago.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
A Birthday Party
NJ Sun Correspondence.


Master John C. EIindman. son OF the
noted aUctiunccr was given a party
in honor oi his llth birthday at his
residence ON West Main street. on Fri
day evening, April ;. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. !. C. Hindmon,
Misses Naomi y. Nau1crgriit, Mollic
5, Keen, s Ruth Oracle, Mona ].
Jenkins. Della S Jenkins Ethel NJ.
Reynolds, Helen Rccdcr, Mildred NJ
Shepherd. Carrie Rccdcr, Gertrude
Chapman, \. NJ. McDougal, Heller
Shepherd Francina NJ Kirk, Lulu
Buckley, Bessie NJ. Rawlings, NJ Ida
Stewart Marjorie Nj Effing, Nellie
kclholtz, Margaret Recder, Eleanor
NJ. Jcnress and Stella Villa, OF Balti
more, Gertrude H. Efting, Lynn h.
Gillespie, A. Percy Kirk. Clinton S.
Ryan, Thomas G, Rialc, f. D. Jenkins.
Frank Jenkins, Harry w. Etnne, Arom
S. Reynolds. w Paul Keen, Bernard
J. Barker, Watson keilhot2, Warren
l.. Taylor, Austin c. Jenkins. Vernon
3. Gavin, Floyd S. Gillespie, William
l.. Ryan. Howard Barker.
At 1890 all were invited to the din
ng-room, where birthday cake, con
tanning II candies were brilliantly
lighted, ice cream and various other
things were served to satisfy ones APP
petite. When the clock pointed to the
hour OF I2, all departed, wishing John
many, many more happy birthdays.
II received many useful presents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
New Town Officer

Baiiff Edmund T. Lynch handed in
his resignation as town officer last
Wednesday, A meeting of the Town
Council was called for yesterday Fri
day evening, after the WHIG goes to
press, to elect his successor, when
Patrick J. McGready, the former balif
is to be appointed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
fiiqh Prices For Horses

Calvin Applcton's sale OF horses at
Aberdeen on April 4, as advertised in
the WliIG, was marked by striking'y
high prices Twenty horses OF all
kinds and grades, averaged 500 so
Ten OF them averaged SeIo apiece
Mules averaged 5000 a pair, one pair
selling for $5oS. The day was fine and
the attendance very large Hindman
was the auctionccr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
TwO.Cent Rate And A Contest

Governor Stuart. OF Pennsylvania,
signed the two-ccnt per mile bill last
week, which the Legislature Of that
State recently passed to take effect on
September 20. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, by its president, James
McCrea, made strong protest against
signing the bill, but it was fruitless.
The railroad companies will contest the
law as unconstitutional.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
AlEDLI.I.-COOk-

Captain George Lodge Mcdill. Of
Newark, and Miss Marie Dorsctt
Cook were married at the country
home a the brides parents near Viii
mngton on Thursday evening by Rev.
DR. Cook. father oi the bride, assisted
by Rev. Joseph +, Sagabccr brother
in-laM nj the bride.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13

Mr.. Axel Johnson. a Scandinavian
bicycle rider on Racycle, geared to 100
inches, passed through Elkton last
Friday evening on a three thousand
mile trip from Bridgeport, Conn, to
Charlestown, S. c. Mr. Johnson is rep
resenting the Bridgeport Post, and is
an intelligent young man
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
COUNTY AFFAIRS

The Board OF County Commission
crs met on Tuesday, prescnt-Charles
y. Benjamin, George r. Spence and
Millard +. Mcdowell.
As is noted in another column,
Mayor Armstrong and Isaiah Burlin
appeared before the Hoard III behalf
OF the town ot Fort Deposit, asking
for some assistance from the county III
view "i the heavy damage and loss the
town has lately sustained from the ice
gorge. The Commissioners deter
mined to hold the matter under ad-
viscmcnt.
y petition was received from Joseph
7. Groves and others OF the Ninth and
Fourth districts, asking the County to
gravel the telegraph road from the
residence OF {. Ross Bilcs to Calvert
about three miles. After much serious
consideration and in view OF the trouble
the county has experienced in getting
work done on the roads, the Commits
si"ncrS determined to adopt new
scale OF wages. which IS published in
our advertising columns.
onn11,nc, ro,-nr
oNi ll'NNo w NJ
The Orphans Court was in session
Tuesday and Wednesday. Present
Hon. S. K. Blake, Chief Judge: Hon.
Thomas S. Miller and Hon. W. J.
Clark, Associate Judges.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
Personal and Social

Miss Hester Lewis is visiting rela-
tiycs in Dover, Del.
Mrs. William !, Nmsineer is visit
ing relatives in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. S. T. Wallis. OF North East, wa,
an FIkton visitor Wednesday.
Mrs c = A,exandcr is tbr Guest al
her narrnts At salisbury. Md.
NJ :: y ,nhdin ~ waod,,.,
was =, F1kton visitor Thursday
NJ a,l Ma ,ynl;o, 1I.aho. ,.;,;.
Il .;,,' Y" ,S.,,,,. /" ''',,I+ ~; n, .S
NJ, t1.,.n IaaanI -: c,,,,,~,a
,;c;.ad NJ C,[Irn ,''11, p;Id1o Ios, ,,an, 49,
~ ,,i',n ,' n,,,
Dr' Robert :; Mitchell OF baiti-
li.'' an, < vas "'' i-'"''' ''S'''' " '''''''
-. c,
MISS heSS'c Many spout SUNDAY
WIN ner sister MfS' NeoFse NJ heeSe
'' ,'"'','''''e
MY James =. H"'rn"' &; lne.ahI'
n J.' VISITED her mother Mrs "A J.
fc@rce' 'his week,
Nalter W. Akin OF Mlddicto"r'
ana ana " iison Merritt 81 81 "aT"'eN' were
Eikton visitors on TUESDAY
Mrs Harvey scott. OF toW2nt"wn,
@.'. '.. "~,@ ~, ",.a , h1r r2r'n'S' Mr.
..''' u j. N'"S.''"'
..r. N'."ar' i-"dg r. oi Ger
r"n;."", "a, pen: ,.r pas: week with
rig. ...... Mrs. Il. ". N'r.'ti'na'
..r a". NJ Howard Green, III
".'.H%i g.. ',..tn. her Iarcnts Mr..
an. Nix. lvl2n Conway TINS week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
Weddings
RENNETT-DUNBAR.

The residence oi Mrs. Sophia Dun
bar OF North street, was the scene OF
a very pretty wedding last Ncdncs-
day evening, when her youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Bertha, and Mr.. Victor Ru-
dulph Bennett, popular young mer-
chant OF Elkton were united i'll the
bonds OF wcdlock by Rev. William
Schoulcr, rector OF Trinity Parish.
Promptly at 3 O'Clock, the bridal
party entered the room to the strains
of Mcndelssohn's beautiful march,
played by Miss Lydia Terrell. The
groom attircd in the conventional
black. was attended by his best man,
Mr.. Ricketts, Nelson, and Miss Helen
bride, attircd in network over white
silk trimmed with val lace and white
ribbon with bridal veil and carrying
brides roses. entered the room upon
the arm oi her brother, Justus {. Dun
bar. who gave her away. The maid Of
honor wore pink crepe de chine over
silk trimmed with applique and carried
pink carnations They were met by
the minister under the arch between
the parlor and stting-room where the
solemn and beautiful ceremony was
performed
The ribbon bearers were little Misses
Bertha and Sophia Dunbar, and Mas
ter, Willie Cawlcy and John Burklcy,
| nicccs and nephewS oi the bride
The parlor was tastciully decorated
with holly, pottcd plants and palms.
| Alter the marriage ceremony re-
| tll1~,,.,l Il, fy
which Miss Terrell played Hearts and
| Flowers The presents were many
| and beautiful Only immediate rcla-
tives and few invited friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett after
receiving the congratulations and best
wishes OF all present. repaired to the
new home on West Main street, recent
| ~ purchased by the groom.
WELLS-SCOTT.
DIR. George Harlan Wells, son oi
Mr.. Joseph l.. Wells, formerly OF Elk
ton. an dbrothcr oi Mrs. John Wallace
Scott. oi Elkton, and Miss Martha
| Parr Scott daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs.
| William II. Scott, oi Germantown, Pa,
and sister al MIR. John Wallace Scott
oi Eikton. were married III Market
Square Presbyterian Church, German,
town. Thursday evening, by Rev. Her
bert Hc2lup, pastor of the church. as
sisted by Rev. DR. Robert Hunter ot
the Union Tabernacle Church, VIII,
pre- nounccd the bcncdiction Dr.lIun-
ter performed the same portion oi tn,
ceremony 1T the marriage oi the bride
| NJ, /. N',iut.r w N.lls hrt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24
ELWELL.

Correspondence, %.
The bad weather in this vicinity
is puttingthe farmers behind with
their work,
Several of this plaos attended
the closing of Sycamore school Sat.
urday, and all reported a good time
Strsud Long, who is at work at
Central City, is at home on q few
days visit.
Eldridge BIain, a we'll known old
gentleman, who has been sick for
some time, we are sorry to say ID
no bettsbid %
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Archer. Miss
Rebeccs VanMeter and Miss Eliza
Beale attended the burial of Ray.
mond Keehle, at Gallipolis, Friday
Miss Minnie Long was a pleas.
ant visitor to your city, Thursday
Miss Clara hilbert has returned
home from a few weeks visit al
Meroer's Bottom.
There will be quite a large OroE
watermellons in this vicinity.
Mrs. John Mead 10 visiting 6sl
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Jordan. Al
Fey. .s sl
Ernest A1ohsr and ohls. Bsoh,
tie attended church at Clipper
Mills. Thursday !ng night.
John JaOksen ip very bad Will
the measles,
Rev. Carl Barth preached a
Westminster Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Baz hilbert was visiting
Mrs. Ed johnson. Sunday. Z
Homer Baker, of Clipper Mill
was the guest of j.. VI. Archer ant
family, Saturday and Sunday.
TAvener VanMetsE made bust
lnesstrip to Buffalo this Weok.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. 4 L Barnett, of Rollins
was in town Friday.
Mr.. o. A. Roush. of Spilmap,
was in town Sunday
Msssrs. Ohss and L A Buxton,
of Waterloo, were business visitors
in our city Monday.
Mr.. Bert Sayre, of Letart, was in
town last Wednesday,
Mr.. j. shively. of Apple Grove,
was here on business, Monday.
Mr.. R. L. Rogers, of Ripley,
was a visitor in our city, Monday.
Mr.. L. N Knight, of Maggie,
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
Mics Hattie Parsons. up Kama.
wha. was in town Saturday visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. q. Tyler, OF
Spilman, were here Sunday visit.
ing friends.
Mr.. j. B Hagsr, prominent
gentleman. is here for several days
on business
Miss Linnie Bell, of Couch, wBB
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. q. s.
Wolf, Friday.
Mr., Elias Hooton and daughter,
Miss Edna, of Stockton, were In
this city, Saturday.
Messrs. R, ]. Patterson and q.
e. Patterson. of Maggie. were visi-
tors in town Sunday.
Mr. j O. Wheeler, of South
Side. was pleasant visitor to this
ofioe last Thursday
Mr.. O. II Freeman, of Detroit,
Mich, was a business visitor in
our city last Wednesday.
Mics Augusta Banks, of Racine,
Ohio. was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs., b. s Wolf, last week.
Mrs. Byrd Hill, of Charleston,
visited friends here Saturday. She
went from here TO Beech Hill.
Messrs. j W. Lsnier and P. s
Wall, of Beech Hill, were pleasant
visitors to this Office, Saturday.
Mr. Elmer L. Stone. of Ripley,
was here Monday on his way to
Charleston to attend to some mat.
tiers before the Supreme Court.
Messrs. D 7. Bobo and Writ
Greer, of GallipoIis. were visitors
in our city last Thursday night.
Dr. W s. Hoy and son, DR.. O.
DaCasts Hoy, of Wellstonr Ohio +,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Master Howard Foglssoug, of
Huntington, visited relatives and
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24

Byrd oleaoher was visitor to
your CITY Sunday.
James North and family and
StFand Kuhn, of Gallipolis. were
visiting james Arlington and fam.
lily, Sunday.
BishOp Gravatt delivered an in.
teresting sermon at Bruce Chap
81. Sunday.
John and Peter Kinney. of Ar
lee, were visiting at this place Sun
day. John is seen in here quite
often. What is the attraction John
Sam Wallace, who has been
quite sick for some time, we are
sorry to cay is not much better.
Mrs. Mary Greenlee, of Arbuok.
lie, is visiting her sister, Mrs Jos
Moore, at this place.
Emmett Martin has returned
home from Central City, where he
has been employed on the railroad
Joseph Jordan and family, OF
Fay, were visiting at Beale. Sun
day. Black-eyed Boy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24

Cabell county will issue two
hundred and forty thousand dol.
lars in bonds for the Improvement
of the roads Of the county.
More than three Gfths of the
vote cast in th bond election Sat-
urday favored the Issuance of the
bonds. the exact majority over the
three-fifths. according to the I'M.
official returns, being tWenty.four
The success of the bonds as
sures the construction of a bridge
across Guyan river at Barbours-
vile and the expenditure of some
two hundred thousand dolIaEs in
the improvement of the roads of
the county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer Josh Cook. in. at.
tempting to pass under the B. &
O bridge at the mouth of Little
KaneRha river, ct Parkersburg
Sunday, KNOB ed. both ohimneys
down. Several of the members Of
the Grew were slightly hurt but &c
one asriously.
The name of the little tow boat,
"WiImott," now on docks here. will
be changed to the blue Spot i
The boat belongs to a railroad tie
company whose brand on the ties
is spot of blue paint. The com.
pany is Familiarity known as the
"blue spot" company. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24

Guy L. Knapp. merchant of
RookOaStle. took the smallpox last
Friday. DR.. Rymer reports that
it is a severe case. There have
been about so exposures 1t was
first thought to be Ohioken-pox
Near HOgg pOstOfioe in jackson
and Putnam counties. are 8 or 9
oasea. Great precaution is used to
prevent further spread Ripley
Mountaineer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-24

Does this Apply to Point PLEASANT
An exchange says many woman
goes out shopping dressed in silk
and enveloped in perfume whose
bard. working husband hasn't had
a new suit of clothes or a decent
meal in FIVE years. Yes, and many
a loafer stands on the street with
a sinking pipe in his mouth, his
tank full of "booze" and his mouth
full of profanity, whose hard
working wife hasn't had new
dress or a kind word since she was
married.
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An indiana Wedding i.

Mr.. Thomas Mitchell and Miss
Clara Dickey were united in mar
ried on Monday, April 8, 1907, at
3 O'Clock, at Anderson. Ind. They
were accompanied by the brides
mother and the groom's sister,
Mrs.. Sophia Morgan, and his
brother. in. law, Mr.. Newton Orume.
Mr.. Mitchell is from this county.
The bride was dressed in blue silk.
and the groom also wore dark
blue suit. We wish them b long,
happy life.
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From THIRD STORY WINDOW

Moses Levine Falls to the Pave
msnt Below-Will Recover. ..
Monday night about nine o'clocl
Moses Levine a we'll known olert
at Huntington and who also has
several acquaintance here, fell
from third story window in the
house where he was lodging. He
was found by passers by in an I'M.
conscious condition and taken to
the city hospital. The physiciana
think he will recover. The in
jured man is brother of Mrs. j,
Bearman of this city.
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Tho siok.

The many friends here and
Throughout the State of Mr.. Grit
7. Smith will be glad to know thai
he continues to improve.
Mr.. John Galloway, engineer or
the Florence Marmet, is of duti
on account of the ssrtous illness o
his wife at her home in Hender
sou.
Mrs. W. A. Williams sick fo'
the past two months with typhoic
fever at her parents homo, Col
and Mrs. a. r Howard, in thil
CITY, We are pleased to announct
to her many friends is much i'm
proved and is able to be up anc
about her room.
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Mrs. 3. j. Mossman Is quite n
ct her home on Sixth street.
Mrs. Waldo Allen suffering from
nervous prostration for some week.
il able to be about her room.
Miss Virgie L Hughes is sisi,
ting Hiss Wayne Berridge. Al
Gallipolis. s5
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Steenbsrger
returned Monday morning from 3
Wait to his father, Mr.. ]. W. Steen.
bergen, at Gallipolis Ferry.
Mrs. John NJ. Greenlss and two
children are visiting her parents.
Mr and Mrs. o. N. Greer, ct Greer
Miss AlYens Hess has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Stuart, at Pittsburg.
Mr. ID Il Robey and Miss Irene
Bowyer, were the guests of Mrs.
Kathryn Windon, at Maggie. FIJI.
day.
Mrs.. George A DuVal and little
son Gilmore, Of ParkeTsburg, are
hera visiting her motheP. Mrs. B.
Gilmore.
Miss ottie Kinoade, of Hunt
ington, spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr.. and MrS. Andrew
Kincade. go y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Rayburn
have returned from a'visit to their
daughter. Mrs. jacob Legg, at
Middleport.
Mr.. q. B. Rose, of MERGERS Bot.
tom, was in town Monday, and
while here paid his subscription
to the Register. -=.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Of
Charleston, were here Sunday the
guest of his sister. Mrs. E. E.
Thomas.
Mrs. L. V. Guthrie and little
daughter, Elizabeth, returned Mon.
day to Huntington, after a few
days visit here to relatives.
Mrs. E. E. Reinsr returned to
her home in st. Paul, MINI, Mon
day after visit to her mother,
Mrs. B. Gilmore.
Mr.. F. G. Davis, OF Middleport,
attended the dance here last Wed.
nesdsy night at The Spencer, given
by our Young people
Mr.. D. E Russell, OF Middle
port, Notary Public, Insurance and
Loan Agent, was a pleasant caller
at this office last week.
Mr. E 81 King, formerly a we'll
know merchant at Three.mile. be-
low Kanawha, now of Hunting
ton, was pleasant caller at this
Office Tuesday.
Mrs. W. j. O'Brien and little
son. Vollsrt, OF Charleston, re.
turned home Sunday after few
days visit here with her sister,
Mrs. L. s. Pomeroy. y
Mr.. and BtrU Hugh MoAlister.
of Oovington, Va, visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Long at South Side. are here for q
few days the guests Of her sister,
Mrs. b. franklin, Jr.
Mr.. F. NJ. Dunn, of Eaton, o.,
will return today after a visit to
his parents at Arbuokle. Mr.. Dunn
is in the furniture and undeHtak.
ing business at Eaton, and We are
glad to know he is enjoying good
business.