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sick list a few days the past week.
Rufus Rodeheaver, who lives up
in the mountains, and his son, Ben
ton, who moved over from Brad
dock, Pa, a short time ago, were
business callers here recently.
Miss Alice Guseman came home
from Glade Farms Friday evening
accompanied by Miss Katie Tissue
of that place.
J. J. Kelley was at Brandonvine
and out near Fearer, Md, on bus.
mess part of last week.
Frank Guthrie, of North avenue.
brought his mother up to his grand.
ma Kelley's, near here, Sunday.
Frank returned to his home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Feather, oil
near Albrightsville, we're at Squire
u. H.. Deals part Of last week.
They returned home Friday.
J. G.. Mason and Superintendent
Carrico attended the teachers dis.
trict institute and closing Of IN,
school taught by Rev. Calvin Wolfe.
at Cuzzsrt Saturday. Some Of our
lads and lasses we're also in attend.
ance.
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RANESVILL
ldence OF The Argus.

correspondence Of The Argus.
Not seeing any news from this,
the garden spot of Preston county,
l thought l would gather up my
quill and jot down a few of our
happening.
Some of our young people took
in the last night of school at Cuz-
Fart and report lots of hard cider,
lighting, and a general good time.
William NJ. LETTERS, the old wheel
horse of Democracy here, mas
sold his farm, where he has resided
for the last 80 years, and expects TO
locate in Albrightsville. He is GO
ing to build there in the spring.
There Is nothing bad about Mr..
letters but his politics.
Albright Bros. expect to take
hold of the B. F. Higgins store at
Albrightsville about the middle of
the month. We gladly recommend
these young men to the good peo.
pie Of Albughts and vicinity.
b. G. Feather expects to move to
Oakland in the near future. We
are sorry to lose him, but our loss
will be Oakland's gain.
JohL c.. Elsey, Of Alton, has
purchased the B. c. Feather farm
and will move there about April g..
Ray Ringer sold a fine horse to
ID. Browning; consideration, $500.
S. D.. Albright made a trip to
Elk Garden.
The venerable Henry Albright
has a severe attack Of grip, and
owing to his great age we are fear
ful Of his recovery.
Our school will close on the is,h
with a grand entertainment at night
in the old Evangelical church.
Our farmers are preparing to
burn a large amount Of lime this
spring. They have their kilns ready
to put Up as soon as the weather
permits. This lime helps to make
this the garden spot Of old Preston.
We venture the assertion that
there are more cattle wintercd and
grazed on FIVE square miles ia this
vicinity than on any other five
square miles in the county, to say
nothing Of the horses and Sheep.
LITTLE JrM.
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ZAR.

Special Correspondence of the Argus.
Gay Guseman went to Glade
Farms Thursday.
Jim Maust, Of Hazelton, was here
on business Friday.
J. J. Kelley went to Kingwood
Saturday.
Marshall Spiker is working for
Will and Victor Cupp.
Grin +. Morton was here Tues
day and Wednesday on business.
Edmond and Charles Wolfe were
at Somerheld, Pa, ashort time ago.
Mrs. Joseph Guthrie, Of North
Avenue, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. lena Kelley.
Bruce Deal is preparing to erect
a dwelling on his fathers farm near
here.
Miss Lucy Kelley was among
friends here Friday and Saturday.
Joe Fickey had a horse trade with
Cyrus Shafer the past week.
The Fortney brothers, Of near
Morgans Glade, we're here Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Hamilton Leese, Of Daw.
son, Pa, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond Wolfe,near here
recently.
Mrs. Sarah Schnopp visited her
sister.in.law, Mrs Mary strswser,
from Friday until Wednesday oflasl
week.
Superintendent Carrico visited
The school here Friday and remain
ed DO our vicinity until Saturday.
S. Frank Kelley was a business
caller at ~Fhendsvine, Md, last
Thursday.
Our school, taught by J. c..
Mason, closed Friday with a spell
ing bee and short entertainment al
night Those present report a good
time.
Mrs Philip sohnopp and Mrs.
Edmond Wolfe have been on the
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Goes 10 California.

William Lawrence Conner, of
Bruceton, has sold his property
down there and is preparing to leave
some time next month for Los An.
geles, Cal, to locate. MI. Conner
spent thirteen years there once be
fore and came back to old Preston
for a time, but could not stand our
a~5ominable climate and returned to
the golden shore for another stay
of three years, and then once more
came back to the West Virginia
hills, so that this makes his third
trip to the land of fruit and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner were in King
wood this week on their way to and
from ReedsvilIe to attend the golden
wedding of Col. Guseman. The
mother of Mr.. Conner and wife of
the late Samuel +. Conner was a
sister to Mr.. Guseman.
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Aud so he should, for he IS a very
old man.
Sherd Smith and Cam Murphy
wishes people would qui, getting
stomach trouble for awhile and let
them rest up a bit. They are the
shippers of the Manaeea water, and
scarcely more than get an order
filed till another case breaks out
and then they have to run back
to the spring for more water. They
are about run down, and hope when
grounding days are over peoples
health will clear up with the wealth
er or turn 10 indisposition.
When Charley Sapp was returning
from a visit 10 Fairmont some time
ago he managed TO become quite
friendly with a charming young wo.
man IN the car, and when the train
stopped at Hardman, in taking leave
from the fair mt he remarked, "'Do
you know, / must thank you for an
awfully pleasant time, but I'm afraid
If you had known / was a married
man you wouldn't have been near so
nice to me-" "Oh, as 10 that" re-
pied the charmer, "you haven't the
least advantage; Pm an escaped
lunatic." FAIR PLAY.
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children, of M%asontown; Mrs. T.. T.. ASH.
burn and six children. Reedsville: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pryor Guseman. Morgantown; Mr.. n
Mrs. Harvey Smith and three children. Of
Reedsville; Mrs. Walter Hart. Of Funnel.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. William A.. Guseman and
three children. OF Reedsville' Mr.. and Mrs.
l. G. Campbell. OF Brownsville. Pa: Guy
Z. Wilson, Of Reedsville; DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Casselberry. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Ami Mar.
tin Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lorentz. and Mr..
and Mrs.W. K Watson. all of.Morgantown;
Mr.. and Mrs w. Lawrence Conner. Of
Bruceton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Heer.
mans and Mr.. and Mrs. !. Slidell Brown
and baby. OF K%ingwood.
Among the presents we noticed a splen.
did suit OF clothes by Col. Guseman's sons
and a handsome and expensive dress for
the mother by the girls; a valuable couch
and cover by the grandchildren; Is gold
piece by Hon. ]. c. McGrew, OF Kingwood
a roll of greenbacks by ]. Il. Snider; a mag.
n%ihcent carving set by Prot. Lorentz and
wife; S. gold piece. Mr.. and Mrs. Heer.
mans; Gillette safety razor for the colonel
and a beautiful handbag for Mrs. Guse.
man, DR.. and Mrs. Casselberry: ia brida
souvenir book from Mr.. and Mrs. l. W.
Parks. OF Kingwood: beautiful gold thimble
Tor the bride and a splendid solid gold
watch chain Tor the bridegroom. by the
following Morgantown friends Mr.. and
Mrs. J a. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Glenn. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mayfeld, Frank K. Bretz.
J. I. Gallagher, ] b. Hanslord. and Charles
Gufhar1apIs -.TI - - - ----st a.
and Mrs. j. S. Brown. Then there were
handsome dishes. fine linen and silver
spoons. etc, by grandchildren and other
friends.
John Wesley Guseman was born at the
old Guseman mill in Pleasant district. Pres.
ton county, June 7S. 1913. and is therefore
In his 10Th year. He was married February
2s. 1850 TO Eleanorah Drabell. OF Monon.
gala county. BY her he had three daugh.
ters' who are all living and married. as lol
lows Josephine, wife Of William A. Wolfe.
OF Cuzzart; Jennie. wife Of Elijah Liven.
good 'of Morgans Glade; and Mrs. Ed
Watson, OF near Reedsville.
His first wife died. and on March n. 1857.
he was married to Miss Caroline Mallnda
Snider. the daughter Of John E. Snider,
OF M~onongalia county.
But few men live to celebrate theit golde
wedding and fewer still with a second wife
and still be hale and hearty. Col. Gusemar
is as active as a man Of nifty and bids fair
to round on; a hundred years ~journe,
through life.
His title OF colonel comes from his serv-
ice in the militia before the war OF the re.
bellion. He was commissioned a ]lieuten
ant when but 10 years of age. lie has beer
a Mason since 1851 and is a member OF the
lodge at Morgantown. He has always beer
an active and jealous Democrat and has
been the nominee OF his party for the state
senate. house of delegates. county surveyor.
member Of county court, and in fact almost
every Office in the county. time and again.
and always ran ahead Of his ticket. He has
long been known for his work as a surveyor
and has done more Of il than any man in
the county.
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The Local 5000

The Social club was entertained
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Slidell
Brown at their home in east KING
wood. The game was 900" with
the progressive features, and four
tables for prizes, the contests result
ing as follows: Miss Jessie Brown,
first prize. and Mrs. Henry Hanst,
consolation prize. Hon. A. Bliss
McCrum was awarded first prize
among the gentlemen, and attorney
James 7. Daily second prize. Re
freshments we're served, and at mid.
night all repaired to their homes
after a very pleasant evening. The
club will be entertained tonight by
Miss Adah CobIn at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Elliott.
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MURDERED AS He SLEPT.
Austrian Slaughtered In Cold Blood
by Fellow COuntfyman.
SHERIFF AND POSSE IN PURSUIT
Crime Result Of Fight Daring the Day.
Second Murder In Rovlss-
burg During Year.

Thomas Gaul, an Austrian, was
murdered IN cold blood as he lay
sleeping in a hut at R~owlesburg on
Saturday by a fellow countrymzn,
who later escaped in the mountains.
Sheriff William NJ. Schaeffer mo a
posse are hunting for the murderer,
but have found no trace of his
Whereabouts.
Gaul and his murderer, whose
name the sheriff has been unable 10
ascertain, belonged to a section
gang which is employed on the
Morgantown & Kingwood railroad.
On Saturday afternoon the two
had a fight over their work. The
foreman prevented anything serious.
AT 9 p. m. the fugitive stole quiet
ly to the hut where Gaul lay asleep.
He emptied three chambers of a re-
volver into the sleeping mans body,
killing him instantly.
A fellow countryman Of the two
was awakened by the noise and per-
c%eivlng what the man had done he
caught hold Of him to detain him.
but the murderer reached his re-
volver back ove his shoulder and
discharged the remaining two cham
bers of the hve.shooter almost in
the captor's face. The murderer
then broke away and escaped to the
mountains.
This is the second murder of the
kind that has occurred in Rowles
burg within a year; and the people
are becamlng indignant that moth
ing is done to stop them.
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MIR. AND MRS. JOHN W. GUsEMAN.

One OF the most pleasant and interesting
occasions we ever had the pleasure OF at.
tending was the golden wedding Of Col.
John w. Guseman and wife at their hos
pitable home near Reedsville on Tuesday
Of this week.
The arrangements for the anniversary
celebration were entirely in the hands Of
their children and was started about three
weeks ago 10y their son. Samuel K. Guse.
man OF Brett. Two hundred handsome in.
vitations printed in golden ink we're sent
out TO the many friends and relatives OF
the family, and the old folks knew nothing
OF II till a few days before the celebration.
The weather was very Indictment, rain,
snow, mud, and about the worst mixture
that March, the meanest month on the cal.
endar. can turn out. But in spite OF this
the house was crowded and everything
passed of delightfully."-. and with so much
JOY and sunshine within that everybody for.
got the bad conduct OF the weather until
tim to break away from the merry party
and go home.
Among those present were eight children,
twenty-five grandchildren (there are thirty.
Tour in ALI and two great. grandchildren
Uhere are tour. Thirteen children were
born TO Mr.. and Mrs Guseman. Nine are
~living-six boys and three girls-all married
except Stanley, the Youngest. There are
four dead-Iacob, lola May. lanes, and
S%taley- three boys and one girl. or those
living Samuel r. Guseman, OF Brett, is the
oldest; Christine, wife Of a. F. McM1len.
OF Masontown. comes next: then William
A, OF Reedsville; Ella. wife Of Elmer +
Ashburn, near Reedsyille; Robert, OF vii.
Jamestown, Ma Amos. of Asheville. N. C.;
Mrs Ida Smith, of R%eedsville Pryor. OF
Morgantown, and Stanley, at home All
were present except Robert and Amos.
There was also present Josephine. wife of
William A. Wolfe. Of Cuzzart. a daughter
by Col. Guseman's first wife.
The dinner served was one to be remem.
bered. Two long tables were loaded with
the good things OF life that delight the inner
man and tempt the taste of the most stated
e%picure.
1t was a feast az for a king and one to
properly celebrate the event OF two people
journeyIng through the frosty winters Of a
half century and the golden summers OF
more than the average lifetime and walking
hand IN hand through the glad springtime
Of fifty vernal seasons. The tables were
filed several times with the crowd Of guests
present.
After the golden wedding feast the guests
all inscribed their names in a souvenir
book for the occasion. and looked at the
many handsome and valuable gifts. Then
all gathered in the parlor. where a touching
address was delivered by Ami Martin. oil
Morgantown, and all joined him in con.
CALCULATIONS and fluctuations to the aged
couple. Mr.. Guseman responded with
much emotion and was visibly affected by
the tributes Of his friends. All joined in
singing "Blest BE the Tie that Binds, and
the guests departed.
Those present were: b.. Snider, Bent.
i%eyville, Pa, a brother Of Mrs. Guseman
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. r. Guseman and four chill.
dren. ofBretz; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wolfe,
Of Curzart; Mrs a F McMillen and three
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Faster Monday Dance

The National Guard boys Of this
place will hold a big old fashioned
dance at the Kingwood Armory on
Monday night, April g., the next
night after Easter. Il is always
customary 10 have a big bail at the
close Of Lent and one was held 10
the Armory last year. This n
will be under the management Of
the officers Of the company and ar
engagements arc already being made
for good music, good order, and
good figure callers for the square
dancing. There will also be a few
round dances, so that everybody
can be pleased. Light refreshments
will be served. The proceeds will
90 into the company fund and the
boys get the good Of a..
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Preventics will promptly check a cold
or che grippe when taken early or al the
sneeze stage Preventics cure seated
colds as well. Prevenucs are little candy
cold cure tablets and Dr. Shoop Racine
Wis will gladly mail you samples and a
book on Colds free 10 you will write him
The samples prove their merit Check early
colds w'ih Preyenncs and stop pneumonia .
sold in &c and 7sc boxes by the stuckler
drug store
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Rheumatic sufferers can have a free sam
pie Of Or. Shoop Rheumatic Remedy with
book on Rheumatism by imply writing DR..
shoop Racine WIS. This book will explain
how Dr. Shops Rheumatic Remsdy sue
cessiuily drives rheumatism ont Of the
blood This remedy is not "a relief only. IL
aims 90 clear the blood entirely o~frheumat.
ic poisons ald then rheumatism must die a
natural death sold by Sircklers drug
nfurn
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ALTA


Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
w. II. Smouse, OF Oakland, was
a business visitor in town last week.
w. X. McClanahau,o of Piedmont,
was in town or business the latter
part of last week.
l.. M. Albright, of Kingwood,
was in town Monday looking after
the interest of the RiRg Wooden
Mill Co.
Silas Titchnell, Of Pleasant Hill,
was greeting his soldier friends in
town Saturday.
w. c. Albright was a prominent
GAINESVILLE visitor in our city Fri
day.
Lakln Elsey, one of the hustling
young men of Amboy. was trading
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Metbeny,
of Pleasant Hill, were shopping in
town Saturday.
Dalton Wiles, one of the promi.
nent young men Of near Amboy,
was in town on business Friday.
ID. N. Sanders. of Oakland, who
was formerly a merchant in the
East End, was In town Saturday on
business.
S. H.. Friend, one of the prosper
Gus young farmers of GAINESVILLE,
was a business visitor In town Sat.
urday.
Laura Hoffman, who is teaching
a very successful term Of school at
Mountain Run, was in town Satur.
day
w. II. Glover, who has been for
some days at Guseman, returned
home Friday.
Samuel Lee, of Pleasant Hill, was
trading in town Saturday.
w. S. Ingram, manager of the
Terra Alta electric plant, spenr
Monday in Oakland on business.
James Tanner, OF townsville, wa:
a business visitor in town Saturday
Morgan Nine, of Amblersburg
was in town on business Monday.
l.. B. Parrack and wife left 70.
Baltimore Monday evening, wher,
he will spend a few days buying M
spring goods.
c. b. Linger and M. r. Egber
are attending the head encampmen
of the Woodman of the World a
Lynchburg, Va, this week.
P. S. King, the prominent mer
chant OF Rowlesburg, was in town
Tuesday on business.
Frank Downer, Perry Windel
and c. II. Brown are spending f;
few days in Cumberland and othe
points east.
]. M. B%uckner, George H. Trutle
George f. Rogers, and ]. II
Carnes were among the Mason
from Rowlesburg attending tn,
Masonic lodge at this place Tues
day evening.
Professor F. w. Candy enter
tertained the teachers Of the Terri
Alta school at his home Friday eve
ming. The evening was spent II
music and games till delicious re
freshments were served. All presen
were highly pleased with the hear,
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Grandy
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TO Close FaIrmout

AZ a mass meeting in Fairmont
plans have been formed to make il
a "dry" town. J. Walter Barnes is
chairman, and Lutte Brown secre
tary Of the organization, and they
will make every effort TO bringfthe
license question before the voters in
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Kodol disests what you eat and quic ely
overcomes indigestion. which Is a forerun
ner Of dyspepsia. II is made in strict con
formity to the national pure food and drugs
law and is sold on a guarantee relief plan.
Sold by Strickler's drug store. WIN. Dent.
NaNyburg
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We wish 20 express our Heartfelt thank,
90 our n%eighbofs and friends Tor the.r man,
acts Of kindness during ths sickness O
husband end father and Tor their sssIstauc,
during fhe last sad hours.
Mrs. ] W GfBsOE AND FAMILY
Valley Point W. Va.
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Printers Apprentice Wanted.

Boy DESTROYS Of learning the trade can
secure a position in this Office One willing
to work and not afraid Of getting his hands
soiled. Preference given boy who has had
some experience. Address. with full par.
ticulars. The ARGUS, Kingwood. w. Va.
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For catarrh, let me send you free. just to
prove merit. a trial size box OF Dr. Shops
CataTrh Remedy. It's a snow white. creamy
healing antiseptic balm that gives instant
relief to catarrh OF the nose and throat.
Make the free test and see. Address DR..
Shoop, Racine. wis. Large Jars soc Sold
by the Stricken drug store.
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KingwOod, March IL. 1907.
a Tip
To Advertisers.

This week we are printing
and mailing an edition of
1000 copies, and wish to
state that a like number
will be printed for the issues
of March 81 and % (the two
weeks preceding Easter).
Merchants DESTROYS of
making
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Little giobules OF sunshine that drive the
clouds away. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
will scatter the gloom OF sick headache and
biliousnSss. They do not grippe or sicken.
Recommended and sold here by StrickIer's
drug store; w. NJ Dent. Newburg.
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To remove q cough you must get at the
cold which causes the cough. There is
nothing 50 good for this as Kennedy's Lax.
atlye Cough Syrup The LIQUID cold relief
that is most quickly effective. that stills
and quiets The cough and drives out the
cold Sold by StrckIcrs drug gforc vV
" Dent. Ncwbufg
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Baked sweet apples. with some people. bring
prompt relief for Constipation. with others
coarse alLwheat bread win have the same effect.
Nature undoubtedly has . vegetable remedy to
relieve eyery,ailment known % man, n physicians
can but md Natures way 70 health. And this is
strihngiy true with regard 70 Constipation.
The bark Of a certain tree I'm Califomia-Caa
cara Sagrada-odors n most excellent aid to this
end. But. combined with Egyptian SIENNA. slip
pery Elm Bari. Solid Extract Of Prunes. etc. this
same Caacara bark IS given re- greatest possibls
pow % correct constipation. A toothsomo
Candy Tablet called LaN-ots. IL now made ~ the
Dr shoop LAborntores. from this ingenious and
most sfeciiye prescription. Hs effect on Conss-
patton, Blioumoss. Sour Stomach. Rad Breath.
balow Complexion. otc. r. indeed prompt and
nHsiyina.
No gdping. no unpleasant after effects are az.
p~ononood, and LAK-ots arc put up in beautiful
hthoTaphod metal boxes AZ 8 cents and Is cents
psr box.
EoI 'omethins new. nice; economical and
saoctivs. ~ a box Of
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Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is abso.
lutely harmless to the Youngest babe. You
can get a sample by writing Tor IL.
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]. SLiDELL BROWN. Associate ditto
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We handle Chase and San
bOrn'S Coffee. sit sells ITSELF"
Jaffa Prayer & Co.

J.. B. Rutherford, of Albuquerque,
manager of the Capitol Life Insurance
Company of Colorado, for New Mexi-
co. Arizona n Western Texas, is
spending several days in Roswell, CO
operating with H. A. Lay, who has
resigned his position with the Occiden
tai Life Insurance Company, to &C
cept one as manager for western Tex
as and eastern New Mexico under
Rutherford.
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Joseph Morrison returned last night
from New York City, where he has
spent several weeks assisting his bro
ther Charles Leo Morrison in buying
a monster stock for the four stores
of the Morrison Brothers firm in the
Southwest. Some of the bargains
thus secured will be offered in Ros-
well 1T their store here.
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Mrs. Charles Thomas returned to
her home in Artesia last night after
spending several days here with her
parents, Mr. .and Mrs. S. P. Denni1g.
Mrs. Thomas n Mrs. Den1ing will
leave in a few days on an extended
visit to San Antonio, Texas.
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w. A Lowe and E. A. Kriegt, of Ed
~wardsville, ILL.,, who have been mere
for five days prospecting and seeing
the country, left last night on a trip
as far south as Pecos.