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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31

horse badly cut OH one Of them. II i.
getting we'll.
On Monday Frank Hunter dcliverec
hogs at Glensted for $6.2 as per 100. o.,
Tuesday he delivered car load of cattl,
at Versailles, which we're shipped to IA.
! St. Louis market.
Judge Kidwell and family visited Sun
day with his brother, David Kidwell.
I'D Strlnger, son of John S,ringe,
four miles west Of Versailles, died a.
Leadville, Colorado, last week, Of tvroia
pneumonia. I'D we.,t to the I.eadvill,
mines seventeen years ago. ny clos,
application to business lie rose from po
sition to position until he became an es
pert engineer at $500 per day. lis
leaves his family we'll provided ior
as he carried Insurance for 5000. Tt"
many friends sympathise with the soi.
rowing family and relatives.
DR.. Well started out las, Wednesday
the 73d, to buy something, be didnI
know exactly what, but we suppose ii
was f"congenial" place for the "kpeca
crs." He struck up at the Toei slchu,an
sale, and bid on everything offered, bu,
his pole was too short to knock thr
choice "sin,rnons.' lie finally became
SO badly ratified that Howard DauGhert>
took charge Of him until neSt morning
when he was again set free. Howcve,
lie had heard Of another sale near High
Point, and to it he went, only to learn
that the object he sought could be Oh.
tained only in that region where they
never have to shovel snow, the home %
the father Of knockers" The ID,
reached home, just little the worse fot
wear. but still determined to press III.
investigations farther. We suppose tie
Or. wanted to learn how the knock.r>
knock, but we would respectfully rete;
him to the passage Of scripture regarding
the handling Of pitch
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31
Scattered Items.

Mrs. Greer and Miss Gussie femme
OF Enid, attended the NJ T.. Church a
Versailles last Sunday.
George Krieling and wife, of Enid
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs Krieling's mother, near Barnett, who
has been quite sick. but is now iui
proving.
George Snorgrass, last Thursday, a, q
sale near High Point. bougl,. fine three
year old mule, for which he paid Sl3s.
There was a large attendance at tn,
Joel Lehman sale last Wednesday, and
everything sold we'll.
John Schannep and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Schannep's father, u. p. Tay.
lor, near Enid.
Frank Driver entertained the music
loving folk of his neigiborhood last Sat
urday night with social singing. A
goodly number were present. and en-.
joyed themselves for several hours, and
many who did not attend heard and en-.
joyed the splendid music over the phone,
as Mr.. Driver tlioughtfully LETT the re
ceiver of his phone down ami gave his
heighbors tile benefit of the good music.
Horace Hunter and Frank Mumaw in.
v'ted everybody, their cousins, unclcs
and aunts. to a social party given at Mr.
Aenry Tipton's last Thursday night. but
the inclement weather prevented many
from attending, yet a pleasant crowd as
seinbled and a nice time was had.
Shores Hunter has purchased wind
mill, and Harve Sims and Emmett Bal
is putting it up for him. They have been
delayed In their operations OIL account ol
bad weather, and some posts being miss
ing. lie bought the rill of Kidwell &
Winget.
Joel Lehman has rented his farm anf
will move TO Oklahoma, and will try hi,
fortune for while in that growing young
state.
Allen Bowlen and w. A. Taylor hav.
each bought them 2oo.egg incubator
and a0-chick brooder, and propose t.
have fried chicken in the future.
Mrs. Lettie Sears, OF Barnett, is visit
ing her father, r. NJ. Hunter, aud oihe
relatives and friends.
Walter Lehman has rented his brothe
Ioel's farm for the eouiing SEASON. Sine.
Walker has no cook there is considera
bic speculation rs to what Is going 4
happen when certain young lady
school closes.
The Farmers Telephone system. al
though still III a crippled condition. i
giving fair services to all its members.
viii Crnic'i6eld's boy, who fell severa
weeks ago and stuck nail in his knee
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31
A Lesson for Merchants.

There is a lesson for every mer-
chant in the experience told by a
representative OF Chicago mail
order house to gathering OF news
paper men up in Iowa. He said that
the mail order business depended
entirely upon advertising. He made
one remark that merchants should
heed. lie says they take the local
papers and directed their special
efforts to communities where the
merchants were not up-to-sate ad-
vertisers. If the mail order nan
finds that any line of business in any
town or city is not we'll advertised, as
for instance furniture, he said that
they food that territory with their
! literature and always with satisfactory
results. He believed it true, he said +,
that country merchants could greatly
cripple the mail order houses if they
would advertise freely and in the
right manner. He said that every
advertisement should describe
minutely the articles to, be sold and
quote the prices. Here is food for
thought by merchants who fear the
effect of mail order houses.-Topeka
Journal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31
lis Sale Closes The Last LUeek In This Month.

has had hard time Of il, but Or Black
burn. the attending physician, lanced il,
recently and he is improving nicely.
Harve Sims. of near Akinville shipped
car load Of fine cattle to the St. Louis
market Tuesday.
Mr.. Sootont's little boy, who was
thrown from his horse some three weeks
ago and was partially paralyzed, under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Kelly, is
getting we'll
Mrs. Emma Brown was the first, by a
few days, to set her incubator. No, Mrs.
Green was not the first, but second.
You can expect great things of the poul-
try people of Morgan county this year.
The Osage River was rising rapidly
from the rains. snow and sleet, and was
overflowing many farms, when the freeze
OF Tuesday night checked it, and it be-
gan TO fall, and saved much damage.
Robert Pennington, of Gravois Mills,
spent night last week with his brother
in-law. John B. Schannep, Of Versailles.
Cy Williams is saving wood this week
for John More, Mr.. Schapper and Alf
Burns.
Mrs. Chas. Case. who has been sick for
some time, was taken much worse Mon
day night, and DR.. Gum was called. She
is some better at last reports.
Mr.. Phillips and Lon Sears. of Barnett,
were among the successful bidders on the
Oklahoma lands. They will each SOON
be owners Of a quarter section Of fine
land in the new state.
Newt Hull, of the east end. was in
Versailles Thursday with some nice hors.
es and mules. which he had contracted
to buyer, who, 1t seems. had backed
out. and Mr.. Hull took his stock back
home.
Mrs. Allen Bowlen put her incubator
to work on 200 eggs last Wednesday.
This is the third machine in that i'm
mediate neighborhood that has been set
to manufacturing chickens.
Joe Schannep sold Jake Kaufman a
nice bunch of s,ock hogs last Monday
for 1000 per 100.
Horace Hunter was another OF Morgan
county's successful bidders Oh Oklahoma
dirt. He seems to have had the best bid
on three different quarter sections. He
made good selections, and he bid fair
prices, ranging from $500 to s2V0O per
quarter.
The Excelsior school will close with
an entertainment Saturday night. The
teacher has made splendid success, and
her efforts have been appreciated,
Lem Barber. who spent the fore part OF
the winter in Southern California among
the orange and lemon groves, came IN
Sunday to spend few weeks with his
relatives and friends in old Morgan.
The 7. {. Marriott farm. four miles
southwest Of Versailles, was sold Jan.
s4th by partition sale, and the a00-acre
farm was bid in by Hard Marriott, one
of the heirs, for $500. The 10 farther
wcst wa, bid IN by I. NJ. ScLannep at a
less price per acre, as il was al! raw land.
Shores Hunter. during The sleet. when
t,:r phone wires were down SO badly, got
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31

schools are both reported to be in fine
condition.
Jake Klein is hauling straw from the
Joel Lehman farm.
Health is fairly good in this section.
Sam Ramer butchered hogs Monday,
Will Wood and family will move to
Benton county.
a church meeting was held at Mt.
Zion last Saturday
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31

A musician in St. Joseph saloon
stepped up to the bar for drink and
some one stole his fiddle. He COM
planned and they "rolled" him, TAX
ing his watch and money. When the
case came up in police court he "hid
out," probably fearing that the judge
would take his clothes.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31
FROM RICHAND.

Dick Wiecken's baby has just recover.
ed from an attack Of pneumonia.
Gus Rugen is slightly Improved at this
writing. but there sre two more Of his
family down.
Jimmie Richardson is on the sick list
this week.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31

Mel Schannep, after three days
hard work, has figured it out, and
Figures don't lie," that it costs to
keep COW two weeks S1.33 1-3
more than the COW is worth.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-31
Marriage License.

+ Clinton Redmon, Versailles
| Lille Williamson, Versailles
Walter p. Hunter, Glensted
! Nettie A. Rhodus, Glensted
{ Chas. II. Bceson, Rocky Mount
l Efie l.. Farr, Rocky Mount
{ Iohn Twitchell, Glensted
| Emma Williams, Glcnstcd
Joseyh II. Rays, Barnett
/ Ella Hardy, Versailles
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
GREENVILLE.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
take notice the Wolf has got so
hard on ISLANDER that he didn't write
a letter last week, so l thought |
would give you a few items.
The farmers of this section are
busy blowing and preparing to put
out their spring crops.
Selling and buying horses seems
to be the order of the day.
Misses Fife and Ruby EVERY
were visiting at NJ. II. Kings Sun
day afternoon.
Jesse Wolfe and Miss Ethel
EVERY were calling at c. C..
Eyerly's Saturday evening.
r. {. Benson has returned home
from working on the pure oil line.
Miss Bessie Golden spent Sunday
the guest of her friend, MISS Emma
Ryan, of Pisgah.
J. ). Everly, wife, and three
children-Fay, May, and Gilbert
were visiting their uncle, Marshall
King, Sunday.
Albert EVERY was visiting friends
at Bruceton Saturday, but we think
it must have been Matilda.
Several Of our people attended
the sales at Marshall Collins Wed.
nesday and S. S. Clsrk's Saturday.
T. S. Benson spent Sunday with
parents.
Ice Fullmer, the cowboy, gives
rs some fine music on his new drum
every few evenings.
Miss Grace McNair IS staying at
Frceland Formans. UNCLE JOSH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Cranesville, was a business Gale
here Tuesday,
MIR. and Mrs. Cal Sp,ker O
Bruceton, visited at 1. A. Frank
h%ouSer's recently.
Mrs. Lizzie Reckard has move,
from the Pine Swamp to Allen
Sirawser's farm.
Master Jesse McGinnis, of Bran.
donvilIe, has been visiting his grand.
pa Spiker the past week.
Curtis Niemau, who has b.en
visiting relatives near here. EXPECT
TO return to Uniontown, Pa, soon.
George L. Spiker helped Peter
Hickey build a milkhouse last week
J. J. Kelley went to Brandonvlle
TO meet Mr. Lands on business
again Thursday.
Joe Fckey aud Miss Flossir
Cupp visited their uncle. HAIRY
rects, aud family, in the mountain
a short Tune ago.
Joseph Michael. OF Biuceton
was here buying cattle las, NI,rd,,
OF j.. ]. and S. frank Kelley.
Mrs. Peter Fickc, and her sister.
Mrs. Alfred Cupp. were yisiun.
Mrs, Amasiah Miller. near Hazel
ton, Tuesday.
Floyd Schuopp has been a. rcrr,
Alta ON business the pas, w,.& ian,
expects To- return home soon.
Mr. and Nus. Allen Frrkh.u,.r
and utti, daughter. Glcrn wc,,
guests a, Grut Bishau, sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Mlsror,uues Never Come singly

1t is said that Senator Samuel b.
Montgomery is in a preolrious con
dition from recent nasalhemorrhage
and now it looks like he might lose
the postome at Tunnellon, so that
misfortuues never come singly. The
office goes back into the presidential
class this quarter and a new post.
master is 10 be appointed. 1t is said
that David +. Watson is slated for
the place with the Endorsement of
Congressman S~turgiss, and if this
be true Watson will get it, as the
small Offices are left to the congress
men for distribution.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Morganlown wants Workers.

Parents, don't fail &c read the ad
for boys wanted. in this issue.
After reading same bear in mind
this fact that Morgantown needs
and needs badly not only the boys,
but men and wnmen as well. Work
men skilled and unskilled, in all
lines. If you as the head Of a
family think of going to Morgan
town don't go alone-,ake your
families with you. You will be
gladly welcomed as well as quickly
employed. Pay for all kinds of
work IS good and prompt. You
need not be idle a day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Session Of 1907
Preston County summer school,
kiBgwoOd, West Virginia,

OPENS MAY 7o-CLOsEs JULY iz-sAT.
URDAY REVIEWS
For teachers Tor those preparing to teach.
and Tor on others seeking higher educa.
tonaI advantages.
iu an ideal school town. among q kind
hospitable people. in a large and comfort.
able building with good board al very res
sonsb'c rates
Tuition charges verr moderate. For par.
tcuiars write IS. r.. FLEsHER.
24ii Principal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Rest Is the great restorer We tire our
muscles by exercise and then rest 70 restore
them yet a great many Of US do not stop to
think how little rest we give TO our stom.
schs As n usual thing no part Of our body
is so generally oyerwofked as our digestive
organs q tired and overworked stomach
will give signs Of distress TO which we pay
no heed until AZ last dyspepsia takes hold
Indigestion is Just a warning and II we heed
The warning we can easily avoid further
consequences. Kodol is a most thorough
stomach relief. 10 digests whaiy ou eat and
gives the stomach the needed rest and
greatly assists in restoring it 10 ius normal
activity and usefulness. Kodol Is sold on 4
guarantee relief plan. Il Is sold here by
SirickIers drug store WIN. Dent New burg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
SPRING announcement
OF THE
Argus Book Store

Big line Of Speech Books suitable
for School Exhibitions. Literary
Societies, Amateur Entertainments,
and all kinds of public addresses.
Also IS different kinds Of Dialogue
Books, only roc each. Mailed to
any address for ? cents extra. Write
for what you want.
600 different kinds of Leather
Postals just received, at sc each.
Birthstone Postals, latest thing out.
Each contains verse and quota.
ton from some standard author on
the different months in the year and
small gem for that month, 10 cents
each. Mailed to any address with
out extra charge.
The largest and best line OF Shoe
Polish and Dressing in town. The
proper thing for IAN shoes, white
shoes, patent leather shoes, heavy
shoes, Sunday or Monday shoes, or
any old shoes for any day and any
kind Of peop'e, old or young, black
on white.
We have the biggest line Of Sou
yeniT Postal Cards to be found ou,-
side Of the large towns and cities.
Sporting Postals, Comics, Flag,
Artists, Leather, Mechanical Pos.
tails, Baby Shoes, Novelties, ETC.,
from one cent TO ten.
Newest thing out-Flash Hand
Cleaner, antiseptic and beneficial
for The skin. Better than soap and
one box lasts longer than a dozen
cakes. only 10 cents a box.
Cold Pens and Holder 81. Pearl
Handle and Gold Pen SG5o, Cold
Pen and Slide Handle So SO. cold
Pen and Pencil in a plush case 81 co..
Fountain Pens-The williamson
from Sfio SO. The Eclipse 81 TO
S.. Arlington $3.50 and e..
Beautiful Glass Paper weights
weigh Gr ounces and are Ike ~
inches and contain splendid pictures
Of the Soldiers Monument and street
scenes 10 Kingwood, price csc.
Sheet Music. 100 different ,i,,c,
always on hand TO select from adj
new lot received every month.
Indian Clubs. Damb Bell. Eo..
ing Gloves, Punching Bags Bose
Balls, Mit5, Bats. Crrpnet Sets.
| Hammocks. etc
Waste Baskets To.i., pan. No.
| Grated psrar CO.
inc p,per Nsnifofdi,o p, r,.
| H., az 49,, '''"'
| or 400 Informal luncheon Dcr,ts,,,,
Ir.ca set-Table Cl9.b sl 49,
| inches. ~ napkins and o.. n. r,.s Il
o Dos aa f.r IS c.a,.
E'ya' crepe fapei Nap ms q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Mixed right and keeps bright.
HANNA'S GREEN SEAL.
Social Club Entertained.

An event which we failed to re
cord last week was the pleasant re-
cepuon gwen by Mr.and Mrs. Henry
HansI at their hospitable home on
Beverly HIll in honor Of the 900
club" The game from which the
club takes It's name was the chief
amusement. At II O'Clock delicious
refreshments were served and prizes
awarded, and after congratulations
the merry party repaired to their
homes with pleasan: memories of
Mr.. and Mrs Hanst as delightful
entertainers. .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
DOiuSS Of the Week In SurFoundtng
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What Is
Going On in Their
Locality.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Easter eggs were plentiful.
Mrs. Berry is sick and confined
to her room.
Mrs. DIR. Hurley is in Baltimore
visiting the parental roof.
George Pugh, the popular drum
mer of Terra Alta, was in town last
week smiling and cracking Jokes as
usual.
Call Teets is building a new
house in center row.
II. X. Wilt is having a granary
and meat house contributed on his
lot on Main street.
Rev. Philips has closed his re-
vival meetings and is with us again.
Scott Lantz, a young banker of
Warrington, is here visiting.
Jacob Wotring, OF Mountain Top.
was IN town Saturday.
James Calhoun has returned from
William, where he has been located
during the winter.
We hear George Wotung is learn
ing to railroad.
Louis S,emple was here on bust
ness Saturday.
w. A. White has returned from
Baltimore.
Jesse Shaeffer is home from
Carolina, where he paid his brother
a visit. X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Good Tor everything a sa've is used Tor
ani especially recommended for piles.
That rs what we say about DeWits car
bo'izod witch Hazel Salyc. That is what
20 years of usage has proven Get the org
inai Sold by strickler's drug store W ".
Dent Ncwbure
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Many requests from catarrh sufferers
who use stomiters have resulted in Liquid
Cream Balm, a new and convenient form OF
Ely's Cream Balm. the only remedy for ca.
tarrh which can always be depended on.
In power to allay inflammation. to cleanse
the cloggcd air.passages. to promote free,
natural breathing, the two forms OF Cream
Balm are alike Liquid Cream Balm is sold
by all druggists Tor 7sc. including spraying
tube. Mailed by Ely Bros. 50 Warren St..
New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

cures made by Dr.
Kiliucr's swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy
IL is the great med
zeal triumph Of the
nineteenth century ,
discovered aftcrycars
of scientific research
by DR.. Kiimcr, the
eminent kidney and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
The Easler Dance

The biggest bali ever held in the
county came of Monday night at the
Armory. The weather was just right
and the young folks were hungry
for the amusement, it being the first
night after Lent. Several hundred
were present and six sets we're kept
going nos Of The time. Good mu.
sic and a host OF pretty girls made
the occasion a most delightful one.
Col. Bill Ev.ck was floor manager
and Sargt a. a Lowers acted as
cash .rr. Refreshments ~ere served
and the fun listed until after sam
FL Smith,of Uownsvillc, made good
as figure caller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Saturday Bargains

The greatest bargains IN the hardware
line ever offered in the county will be given
every Saturday during the month Of April
by the 6rm Of Z f. Martin & Co, OF King.
wood. steel shovels 4sc; rakes. age sin
gle trees. sSc %currycomb and brush. sac.
and many other things equally as cheap.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

what's il that tastes as pleasant.as maple
sugar and quickly relieves coughs and
colds1 Mothers vino have used il will
quickly answer Kennel y'sLaxaiiye Cough
Syrup the pleasant cold remedy that ex.
pels the cold through its laxative action on
the bowels. Conforms strictly to the pure
food and drugs law. Contains no opiates
Sold by StrckIers drug store VIM Dent,
MnmLurr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
j. W. HnlI. Eve SneeInlIsL.

VIII be at the Jenkins Hotel. Kingwood.
April Q. II may be your eyes are strained,
causing headache. graduated lids, etc.
Don't triae with you eyes. Call and have
them examined. which costs you nothing.
afternoon Of each date at the hotel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
T~UNNELToN ropes.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Ora G. Hi,eman, first assistant in
the Rowlesburg school, spent atur.
day and Sunday with home folks
Mr.. Hileman is giving entire salts
faction in his school works in
Rowlesburg. He is a model young
man and deserves success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson spent sun.
day with Mrs. Watson's parents at
Evansville.
Mrs. J. c. Federer, Of Newburg.
called on a few of her many friends
in Tunnelton N day last week.
peanut Politics" and religion
like water aud oil will not mix we'll.
however astute may be the would be
mixer.
Little Plera Kereheval had The
misfortune to get his ankle badly
sprained while playing with some of
his playma,es last Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Grimes. OF
Newburg, spent Sunday with friends
ia town.
The Baptisis organized a Sunday
school Sunday afternoon. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
ID. {. linn, superintendent; S. X.
Hardesty, assistant superintendent:
Arthur Watkins, secretary; Mrs.
Tlumen Frazier, treasurer; Miss
Ada Lavell, organist; Mrs. Ira Glib
son, chorIster. The school start,
of with fully 100 members. Not
bad for a beginning.
The Baptists' meeting in the
opera house Sunday morning was
well attended. Rev. John Brown
preached a very able sermDn-the
ablest that has been preached ia
our town for many years.
Harry Poland. junior member OF
the meat market firm OF Moore *
Poland, made a flying trip 10 Mason
town last Saturday, to buy cattle
SO be says; but was that all, Harry2
Miss Edwina Frantz spent Sun.
day with Newburg friends.
Senator S. b. Montgomery re-
turned from Cooks Hospital, Fair
mont, last Saturday. His health
has improved but little.
The senior class Of the Tunnel
ton high school received 900 very
handsome invitations from The
ARGUS PUBLISHING HOUSE for dis
tribution among their many friends.
The work is well done and the class
is well pleased with 1t.
William J. Lavelle, jr., came home
last Friday from school for a few
days rest. While here he will as
sist in the commencement exercises
Of our school. William, IT,, is one
Of the most brilliant young men Of
Preston county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bailey and
two little daughters, of indie
pendence. spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gibson, IF
Fairmont, have been visiting friends
in town during the rast week.
We are sorry to learn that there
will be no summer term Of school
IN Tunnelton this season. Mr..
Martin has taught two very success
full summer normals here within the
past two years. but he wishes to pur-
sue some special work this summer
in the Fairmont normal.
Quite a number of our young
teachers and prospective teachers
have decided to attend the King
wood normal since this town will
have no school of that order this
year. Among them may be men
toned; Misses Cora Pyles, Myrtle
Hileman. jessie Sherren, Agnes
Funk, Gussie Harvey, and Messrs.
Oren Hileman and Cloyd SIgley.
Polly PAUL.