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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19

Charley Cross returned last night
from weeks stay at Atlantic City
Mr. and Yrs. ~. a. Fletcher spent
sunday In Harrison county. M
Fleteherreturned honne last night but
Mr Fistehsr vim spend some time
viii tetatiyes
MIS- g. II. Lynch en- DAUGHTER
MIS- Nina of west. Milford; Harrison
county, are guests Of l q 7, Ram tam.
ace and Mrs. N. y. Neelsy in the Fifth
ward. Mrs. Lynch Is a sister Of Mrs.
Ramage.
Miss Eleanor cowan, who had been
the guest Of Mrs. J. NJ. Black for sew.
eral weeks, leaves on Wednesday for
her home in Cincinnati,
Mrs. W. B. Brooks and Miss Mary
Peterson left this afternoon for Pitts.
burg to spend few days.
Mrs. c. w. swisher, Of Charleston,
is the guest Of Mrs. John Phillips on
Sixth street. The Misses swisher are
the guests Of the Misses Ruckman at
Monongah.
Mrs. Lee Maxwell and little son, Por'
ter Smith Maxwell, who had been the
guests Of Miss Edna Trickett, left Sat
urday for their. home at Clarksburg.
Mr.. Maxwell spent Saturday here and
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Linden Rohr spent Sunday in
BarrackvIlle with Miss Sarah Wilson,
Miss Julia Mcdonald, Of Beaver, Pa,
is in the city the guest of Miss Ruth
Arnett
Mrs. w. H. Leyelle and son, Victor,
left this morning on No. for Canon
CITY, Col, on an extended visit to the
formers sons. George H. LeveIle, who
had been stationed with the army in
Texas, will join them at Kansas City
and accompany them to Canon City.
Mrs. Thomas McDernott is visiting
friends In Fairview.
.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19
74E wEsT vIRa!NlAN,s HOROSCOPE.
For ThIs bay, Monday, August %, 1so7.
"Ask thou this day for fayors. In the skies.
,Tis writ that men will view with fayorlng eyes,"

TASK thou this day for fayors. In the skies.
It's writ That men will view with fayohng eyes,"
The 2Slst day of the year; moons age 10 days.
Jupiter from the sign Of Cencer and enters Leo this
day The sun in benefc aspect with the moon
To-day any that material welfare Seek
concession agencies commissions to I'M
dertake work on percentage basis.
fortunate day workers seek employment or
to ask for promotion either Of position or salary
Those who their health this do so with ev
cry expectation Of success.
Those whose birth date this guard against sickness
and dapopnment domestic circle The omen is positive
but slight and with reasonable the danger can be avoided
They too much from business this year. They
should be amply they KEEP what they have Those in
employment will be advanced either in position salary
The child will do better in employment than in
business for ITSELF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19
MLlLions for p.feInse.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Ten million
dollars for defense to be raised by
business Of the country is the goal Of
the striking telegraphers' to-day, ac-
cordlng to President Small.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19
PERSONAL



Ms. Torrance Stewart WHO had
been the guest 81 her sister, MS g.
n. Alexander fox a week tas turn q =;
ed to her home "a Nor atpwr.
Mrs. Henry McIntire and Two sons
Of creeusburg, Pa are the guests OF
capt. and Mss Thomas Reed on BE.
noni avenue
Mrs. Frank Is Murphy and daughter
Mss Ffancess Who had been the
guests Of III John Murphy and family
for a month have returned to their
home in Balttmofe.
MIS- 6, Carroll returned satur,
day night from q two weeks visit with
relatives inIylsr county. Miss Carol
Powell, VINO 6mpanied her, Is now
visiting friends at Salem.
Mrs James Dorsey and child return,
ed yesterday from a visit With friends
MS Fed Harr Mrs. Homer Hall
and Ms Edward Maxwell left satur,
day foF Webster Springs to spend g
few weeks
Miss Florence ~ wker returned last
week rom d two weeks visit with
relatives III ptttsbufg and vicinity.
MISS yifginia Fisher returned Sun.
day night from q weeks visit at Mt.
Lake park Nd where she was the
guest Of Mrs Cora Bishop.
Mn and Mrs: Turney Reed, Of
HutehinsonI spent Sunday with rela:
tiyes Is theSclty.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy have
returned rom b few weeks visit in
ktlanac oily.
Misses Mary and Rose Murpny spent
Sunday az Lttt1eton with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Garrett, Of Erie,
thfo state are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Fred Torrey and sister, Miss
Georgia have gone to Webster
Springs Tor q few weeks visit.
Fan Morgan and Charley Hood have
returned from brief visit at Morgan
town, N6srethey were guests at Coch-
ran taall: .,,.,.,. $50.
MIS- Macy Is Elg zI o. ElSn'n s. l'ss
spent SATURDAY ana SUNDAY ~ FiV's'
Oars !, =. t,,,n .,.,ssa,,
81 t,.S ~, Z Z aytended visit
4ss .,sss = !, ,ar,, -, Z,
~ s,ssn {; s.,,, & q parkersbprs
s..,sssS' = H. home IN Quincy
80 ssss
Mss AHA snitler returned last night
f4o,n ] ia weeks, visit with relatives
IS r,erra llta
Mis- kstaafyn Mccool returned last
might from "a few weeks visit with
,reiatises near Salem.
Mis Toeies Moore, 5of Warrington,
Il tie gnest OF Mrs. w. N. Fisher on
pierpcnt avenue.
81 Walton, Of the Miners, Hospital,
spent sunday at his home in King
Sood!
Ma wgN Fisher and son. Herbert,
ieaye On Wednesday for Portland, Me-,
ere thsy viii visit the formers
brother
i,;,o,o,,a 15ar+ 80 puckbannon.
tx sssost, 81 Mrs . 4 butcher
- y ~ :.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

w. A. Halle. who Is looking after
the harvesting Of his crop at hts
country home about twelve miles vest
of the city. vas here yesterday. 1t Is
said BY those familiar With the place
that Mr.. Halle will have one Of the
most prolific crops in that section.
John G. White. a leading merchant
OF Newberry. was In the city yester'
day. Mr.. White Ii chairman OF the
board Of trustees OF the Newberry
school district. and was here on bust
ness connected with the once OF
County Superintendent DR.. J. l.. Kel'
Icy.
Postmaster W. NJ. Parker OF New
River. who has been in the city for
the past two days attending the an
nual convention Of postmasters Of the
fourth class. returned to his home
last night Mr.. Parker Ia engaged IN
the mercantile business at New
River.
A card has been received annOunc'
inx that Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Graham.
who have been spending the greater
part OF the time during the past few
weeks At Hot Springs. N. c.. are en-
route homo. They left Hot Springs
on the 93rd inst. and will stop a
Asheville en- route. arriving here
about October 1.
Mrs. G. w. Meyers. who has been
here for several days looking aftss
her property interests. viii leave to
day for Newmarket, Va. Mr.. Noy
ers 10 sponsor tor The Seventh Con
ghessional District Of Virginia 1t tn
Confederate reuaioa 20 b hesd %
Norfolk. She sim retains her mem
bershtp TN KirbyS1ith Chaptsr. U
D. c.. and hee friss1s hses ars pros<
OF the recognition shown her IN bstnl
selected - one q the spoasors O
The Virginia reunioa. II 10 to d
hopsd that Mrs. Meyers viii YET "a
turn 10 Gainesville. her foenes home
to reside again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
Who the covinstens Ar.


St. Paul, Mimi. Sept. 25.-J. b.
Covington Of this city. whose nrms
letter paper was found in the trunk.
said:
Edith Covington. aged Is. and
Frank Covtnston. aged -. were broth.
er and sister. and raised BY their
grsndpareais In Catlettsburs. Ky. Al.
Ger they lad :rown up they paid ne
. visit. and re boy LETT here for San
Htsacisco. While 10 wss there bio
sister. Who vss still bore. received Q
lsttse saying ls WaS GoeAS 70 tAe
Klsediks. That vas tie last -
Asard from the youaS Raa.
Later Diith Married aad 10 sov
Avias In Ruther 0lea. Va. We have
~ heard from her directly. bat
. few Days ase . letter cane to hss
Asrs from Seattle asa Ne forwards&
Il to her. presume that "hiSe
Faith vas here che wrote - 81
brother on the arm's letter paper and
tat may explaia hov the letter 90
iato the trunk. Our theory 10 taas
Prank left his trunk behind him vheH
1e went 10 the Klondike and II nay
have fallen into other hands. The
10Y always bore an excellent reputA'
tim"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
Train Killed Alabama Crank.

New York. Sept. 2s.-The body Of
Orlando Toland. the crank from OK.
cord. Ala.: VINO rode on frelEae
trains all the way from that place
70 the home of President Roosevelt
q Oyster Ra- TO get tine latter to hslp
NJ collect claim Of 3. 900 800 iron
Joss D. Rockefeller. nov lies In ths
0orBue At Hackensacx. y. J. He was
SuIed BY being run over BY Q traia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
c~ss Of Woaaa Vas Tbes
Cast Int Sec.
snE HAD Been sTRAMeLED
s..ttis. WASH. Trunk Mystery Has
n>so Solved by ident'heatie" OF the
.>sx "a that Of i7.vear- Old Wife Of
Frank covin0.on

Seattle. Wash Sept 20 line po-
1ce have identified the body OF tae
~oman found IN :he truak cast on tie
zach Of South Alhi. "a that o! Mrs.
A.nes Trueman McCombs Covinston.
~ years Of age. The woman aAo
Seeu strangleh 10 death.
She was tne wife OF Frank CoVihs
I'm for several months employed rs
s.,esman in Seattle. Covtngton IS
missing and t- police are !ook'HS '"r
Aim. AcQuaintances say the! nANe
not seen him tor week. Ihe ooo!
4, N. trunk had been dead At least
q week.
Mr.. Gown ston VAS the daughter OF
rrueman McCombs who lives near
vernon British Columbia. Her srana-
.o,her, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson:
~, aunt. Miss Jennie Robinson. and
her uncle. George Robinson. all i've
At ~ Yes'er way. Seattle. where the
Asad voman's grandmother runs
lodging house
Coviug,on Is about tweuty.three
ysars OF age. He Is said to aavs come
a Seattle two Yeas ago from LOUIS
Vile. Ky.
A letter from st.. Paul. under date
of April II. 1906. apparently written
ty Ceviagton's sister. Edieh Cov'ns'
tn. vss found In the trunk With the
toly. The letter vas addressed 10
Fraak Covinston. and the publication
a excerpts fro,a the letter In e." pi'
ssrs led to the woman's Identification
Sy her uncle. George Robinson.
There are deep hnssr priats 10 aef
neck and throat. around which one
at her own undergarmeuts asd been
tishtly tied. In the trunk with the
Sody we're numerous articles Of cloth
iag, SUCH as skirts. waists. shoes
stockings and undergarments. VIVA,
spaca remained after bending ano
doubling tine body into the trunk
the murderer Allied with rocks and
shells from the seashore. thus hop
tag 20 NJ weignt It down as to carry
It to the bottom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26

convention arc due to them. and are
hereby expressed. With most hearty
approval OF their actioos.
Whereas, 1t 10 The ssatiment II thss
convention that the eGlcisocy a oae
service and the indiviAsal i.tsrssts g
each and every postnastse q ~
State will b aavas0sa By meeting a.
nually aaA dtseassinO our vsge O.
becoming personally scauainted. thsrt
fore be Il
Resolved. That we urge upaa even
postmaster OF the fourth class h IL
state to Join our league and nsee
with M each year. that We. ~ wsel
~ they. may receive the beoe4e
which We are sure Will b received
by all.
"Whereas. The o0csrs And ns0-
bers Of this league have bssa most
cordially received and most pleasant
" entertained BY the citissas a
Gainesville. Who one and all have
We'd with each other n making - fssl
at home. therefore b Il
"Resolved, That our sincere ao1
heartfelt thanks - sivsa ths eetlssaa
Of Gainesville, aaA tAa3 10 re9eooe
With then b TIE leeatjoa q ~ GFonl
state Univsslty - tAsf c3ey. -
" trust tAat - fatnrs a. tAsogu
nay 70 forward han1 - hanl - -
Cess and faDe.
"Rsso,vsA. That ess spselal than1l
ars 80 % Pesenasos9 l. g. l1oeo
Tor bic Asasty eoe0ssof1eo 81 ~
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TIE nsxt nsseiaO wio - hsoo Z
OriasAo.. ~ soseial tseNOraDoSe =
vitntioa Of Rost0AseV ". i. ONO
u thae city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
Can Lane ples 1t Auburn

Auburn. Ala. Sept. 2S.0ieseral
49,. H Laue. emeritus professor Of
eavil eae,neering In the Alabama roy
tech.ic institute. died here SATURDAY
ne.ar,l Lane served - brigadSer ees-
sral In the late civil var. Ns ne
,ast twenty Ave ysars 10 as siSss
~. chair AZ civil easiA0oe Asso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
tn, pr,~ssa ~ akxeas.ssse.

Tws orowae1 ~ oayeesssaO.
Dalaoors. 0ept. 1S.-0kyIaskiaS 10
q ~ boat resolt0l n uDooetaAS the
fran craft and ~ AFewrias q Myrtle
L.. ased IS and Herman Dehnke.
~ u. Thsee othes yooag Deeoes
vaca -eecoeA eth At6oulky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
PROF. AroGATH HoMoReo.
hss Been Appsinted - Nigh ees'
ton In Aalsslesippi College.

hss Been Appot0te0 70 . ne" rev.
ton IN NaIsslssappi College.
Prof. Tom F. McBeath. for the past
two years principal Of the Gainesville
Graded and High School. and one OF
the most capable and most widely
known educators In the South. and
who was appointed to the principal
shir of the Gainesville school several
weeks ago. has resigned that pd
sstion. having been appointed dean
OF the pedasosic department Of the
Mississippi State College for Girls
At Columbus. Miss. He left Wed
nesday for Columbus. and will imme-
diately assume his new duties.
1t IL with . feeling OF profound re-
gret that the people Of Gainesville
give Prot. McBsatA up - PRINCIPAL
az this school. 0tacs hts connection
With that institution success hAs
crowned It, and - has demon
sessssA HE supseioe ability - a h.
struetor.
rhs oRsr Tor tAs position referred
30 cane - . surprise 10 Pros. Nc
Dessh, and vss satirsly voluntary. II
n i>Aeed q co0DliDsat TO his ability
n n Stated that the position pays
abost e3.ooe . year.
Il viii b gratifying. however. "a
learu that Mrs. NcBeath md cAiborsa
Win remain heee. Tor tho balance q
~ year 1t Any rate.
, TAs Nississippi STATE College u
one q ~ largest In Tie 0ootA. hav
ing an eurollWsat Of about l.e0e
students.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
wv Tvae eaas Rsseps,etsa.

" VU "O~VV
Feking. Sept. 15.-The reappoiat.
-0sat Of WI Tuns Fang to his for0er
Doot ~ miuister Of Chiaa at Washiag-
to-. Was gzxetted Tues day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26


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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-26
STORY Of SUHnIe
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-14
TO GLORY.

n Earth, chicago.
The completion, by the U. S. Recla.
nation Service, of the Carlsbad irri-
cation project restores that part of
the Pecos Valley. of New Mexico to
its former glory. These lands were
reclaimed and made productive some
years ago by a private irrigation asso-
citation, and no other spot IN earth
was more beautiful or bor more
bountiful crops. From Avalon dam to
Black River, the valley was green
and fruitful. But the dam, constructed
principally of earth, was not strong,
and three years ago., a flood washed
it out beyond repair by the limited
means of the association, and the
fields became a desert again. Then
the federal government took the pro-
iect ver and now a dam AID aque-
ducts of cement, iron, and stone have
been completed, and agriculture has
returned to stay. The water from the
new dam was urned on Monday,
March "a, and already the fields are
green. By the Reclamation Act, no
person may nave water for more than
$50 acres of land. This bars specula-
ton in the lands, n almost limits
holders to actual settlers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-14
NEW MEXICO MEplcoe
DID THINGS AT LAS CRUCES,

20
From Albuquerque Citizen.
The annual meeting of the New
Mexico Medical association, which
met at Las Cruces this week, is tbs
cause of mucl favorable
among the physicians of this city.
The convention was attended by
about thirty physicians from the diff
fere1t cities and towns of the territory
and the regular program, published
in this paper a week ago, was car
ried out with but a few exceptions.
The meeting was a great success
said DIR. G. w. Harrison, of this city,
who attended the gathering, land tle
paper read were able and important.
The banquet on Wednesday evening
was most enjoyable. 1t means mucn
for the medical profession to get to-
gether occasionally and discuss the
welfare of the community. A syste-
matte effort is being made to ascer-
tain the best methods of combating
and preventing disease in this terri
tory. Every section of the country
has its peculiarities. The same means
in medicine, as we'll as in other lines.
will not do for the who'll country.
1t is the aim of the medical societies
to suit the services of the physician
to the peculiar needs of the com
munity.'
AT Las Cruces the following new of
ficers were elected for the associa-
ton: President DR.. R. E. Mcbride,
Las Cruces; first vice president, DR..
Angle, Silver City; second vice presi-
dent, DR.. P. NJ. Steed, Deming; secre-
tary DR.. G. S. McLandress, of Albu-
querque, and DR.. C. G. Duncan of So
zorro.
The members of the council remain
the same. They are DR.. w. R. Upton,
Las Vegas; DR.. G. w. Harrison, A1bu-
querque, and DIR. S. d. Swope, Dem
ing.
The following is the list furnished
by the medical association of the gov
ernor from which to select members
for the territorial health board and
licensing board. The law requires
that the governor shall select the
members of these two boards from
the list recommended by the medical
association. The list Of e1igibles are:
DR.. w. S. Harroun, Santa Fe; DR.. E.
B.. Shaw, Las Vegas; DR.. J. M. Gun
nilgham, Las Vegas; DR.. J. J. Shuler,
Ration; DR.. G. w. Harrison and DR..
p. G.. Cornish, of Albuquerque; DR..
c. G. Duncan. Socorro; DR.. Bullock.
Silver City; DR.. S. D.. Swope, Deming;
DR.. E. B. Lane, Las Cruces; DIR. G..
w. Gerber, Las Cruces; DR.. j.. r.. Gill
bert, Alamogordo; DIR. w. T. Joyler.
Roswell: DR.. G. N. Whicher, Carlsbad
and DR.. w. R. Upton, East Las Vegas
One of the rules of the association
is that no member a be elected to
office in the association unless he at
tends the convention at which the
election is held. This ccounts for
there being a majority of the officers
from the southern part of the territory
his year. The members from the
north were not we'll represented,
DR.. McLandress, of this city was
reelected editor-in-chief of the Med
ical Journal of New Mexico, All for
mer associate editors were also re-
elected.
The mex annual meeting of the
medical association will be held in
Albuquerque.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-14

Mrs. Cornelia Fulcher VINO will APP
pear here with the Fulcher entertain
ers on Wednesday night has won an
enviable reputation as a reader and
has enjoyed great popularity through
out the country. Mrs. Fulcher, aside
from being a gifted dramatic reader,
is especially fine in Negro dialect read
iags. Mrs. Fulcher's dialect is not
the over exaggerated kind adopted by
so many readers, but is the genuine
old fashioned Southern darkey dia-
lect. Mrs. Fulcner is without doubt
unequalled in this particular form of
expression.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-14
Transfers of Real Estate

The following deeds have been fill
ed for record il the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
E. l.. Wildly and wife to Herbert
Fitzgerald, for 1915, lots -, 10, and
IA, block 8, West side addition to Ros-
well. (Given in place of a deed that
was lOst.)
w. T. Wells and wife to Ida Ala
media Allison, for $3.50, the south taird
of lot 4, block s, Alameda Heights
addition to Roswell.
j. Barceley Reeves ad wife to J..
NJ. Caldwell for 500 two one-inch wa
ter rights from a we'll on lot 10 block
), for use on lots I and 2. block 2.
North Spring River addition to Ros-
well.
j. Barceley Reeves and wife to J.
NJ. Caldwell, for $500, lots l and :,
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block 2. North Spring River addition
to Roswell.
Jesse T. White and wife to George
NJ. Bean. for $50, lot IA. block IA,
Hagerman.
The Dexter Townsite Company to
Mrs. S. A. Walters, for $50. lots 81
and %, block 1, Thayer addition to
Dexter.
James H. Smith and wife to B. H
Whatley, for SLIGO, lot /. block As
and lots l, ., and 3, block 80. all in
LAX Arthur.
S. f. Waskom and wife to c. G. Dit
to, for $4,22S, a tract of 42.2S acres
in 20-13-26 and a water right from the
Northern canal.
j. S. Lenox and wife to Cornelius
w. Ditmore, for $1,000, the east fifty
fee of lot 8, Lea's subdivision in RIOS
well.
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United States Land Office.

Roswell, New Mexico, May 10, 1907
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing nave been surveyed and the
plats thereof will be filed in this of
fee July 10, 1907. and on and after
that day we will be prepared to re
ceive applications for entry of lands
in said townships:
Township "a South, Range % East
Township % South, Range % East
Secs. p to 81 and "a to SO.
Township 23 South, Range 81 East
HOWARD LELAND,
Register.
HAROLD HURD,
Register.
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Mrs. Ida Laning, who has been here
for h past year for her health and
is entirely cured, leaves next Monday
for her old home in Vinita, 1. T. She
will be accompanied by her sisters,
Misses Louise and Susie and Bessie
Mclaughlin. The former have beer
employed as saleslady and cashier,
respectively, at the Morrison Broth
ers' store. All of these young women
have made many friends in Roswell
who regret very much to see them
lea We.
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J.. w. Collier, a lieutenant of the
Territorial Mounted Police, arrived
on Mondays auto from Santa Fe
bringing with him two prisoners from
the ~pelitentiary who are wanted as
witnesses in the present term of court
They are Jake Netherlin and ]. r.
Blackwell.
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Miss Daisy Babcock, one of Ros-
wells popular public school teachers,
left this morning for her home in
L~ohrville, Ia, to spend the summer.
Miss Rose White, another of Roswelfs
efficient teaching corps, left this NOR
ming for a summer visit at her old
home in Clarion, Iowa.