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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
ALASKA"
INTERESTING TALK ON AN INTER.
ESTlNG LAND AT MEETING
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, OF Ketchikan,
Alaska, gave very entertaining lee.
ture at Christ Episcopal Church Tues.
day evening. Fer subject was "Alas.
ka." Mrs. Jenkins gave a most inter.
esting description of the 1oute-mcs,
travelled in going TO Alaska and de.
scribed several points of interest to
tourists. The Episcopal Church has
mission In the Northern portion oil
Alaska at an isolated point called Port
Hope. This port only receives provi
sions from the outside world once In
twelve months and the intercourse
with the outside world is extremely
limited. Mrs. Jenkins spoke very In.
terestfrgiy Of this mission. Mrs. Jen.
kins spoke of the great wealth and re.
sources Of Alaska, of its rich gold
mines. coal and marble and also of It's
salmon and other industries. Alaska
Is a great field for all kinds OF labor,
but as yet 1t is almost altogether unde.
vefoped. A small but very enthusiastic
audience greeted this lecture last
night While in the city Mrs. Jen-
kins was the guest Of Mrs. N. D. Hen.
shaw on Fairmont avenue. Mrs. Jea.
kins went to Ciariisburg to-day where
she will give a lecture.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
Court News

Carrie Snodgrass VS.. Fenton H.
snodgrass, Intermediate Court. in
chancery; April rules. Powell and
Brant, attorneys for the plaintiff.
In the case OF the State vs.. Joseph
Auria, alias Tony Bierfore, the bond
given by the defendant in recogniz'
ance in the sum of $500 with Joseph
Beardelli as surety, was forfeited by
the non.appearance Of the defendant.
A writ of scire facias was awarded
against the defendant and his surety
and capias, returnable forthwith,
was awarded against the defendant.
In the cause of the West Virginia
Grocery Company VS.. John L. Ruhl
ct al, decree awarded dissolving in.
junction.
In the cause Of Paul R. Gallmard
vs. William G. Walker CT al, answer
filed.
In the cause of Fred W. Bartlett
VS.. I. w. Horton ct al, report OF spe.
cial Commissioners Charles L. snod
grass fled and Commissioner ordese;:
to make sale of the personal property
of the defendant.
In the cause OF Charles Henry Arm
old VS.. Carrie e. Arnold. a decree Of
divorce. a vincuto matrimonif, award
cd plaintiff.
In the cause of Rachel w. Conner
ford VS.. Allie Raymond ct al, r. b
Parrish appointed guardian ad litsm
for Margaret Bishop and Catharine
Bishop, infants.
In the cause OF State vs. Henry c.
King ct al, exceptions were filed to
Graham's report.
John Q. Levelle appointed admins.
traitor of the personal estate OF Ida
Lerelle. deceased. Bond given in the
sum of $4,000, with H. F. colebank as
surety.
Tom Kendall, Samuel Harmer, Ray
Brannon and Robert Camp. Frank
Boor. Robert Zack, William Meredith
Lark Preskin.
Joe orsini. who was out on bond
was placed in the county. orsini Ia
one of the men, 1t is said, that took
part in the cutting scrape that occur.
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A. 3. Iohn,so.n ,neaa

NEW stARTINsvILLE Marea L.
A. B. Johnson died here of quick rz,-,-
sumption, having just RETURNED fru1z,
Oklahoma. where he went In TIE zxuif
less effort 10 beneft his heairI BE
was prominent Mason. being !. Exam
her of the sistersyille commzu.,es5.
Knights Templar, who had cknrse a
the funeral, which occurred ss-tss
The tnterment viii be at Jamez,i,wz.
Ny.
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Died TODAY
CHARLES BURNS. PASSED AWAY
THIS MORNING AT HIS HOME
IN FAtRVlEW.

This morning at his home at Fair.
view occurred the death of MIR. Char
les Burns after an illness OF tubercu.
losis. Mr.. Burns was son of Mr..
j. II. Burns proprietor Of the Burns
Hotel, and has wide circle of friends
who will learn with regret OF his
death. He was twenty.nine years Of
age and Is survived by a wife. The
funeral will be held Friday morning
after which the remains will he taken
to the Stafford cemetery and lasI to
rest. Undertaken Jones has charge
of the funeral arrangements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
HERE, HERE. HERE!

1t is near house cleaning time and
let me save you from having to paper
and paint this year. clean wall pa
per and painted walls with Frisco and
all my work is guaranteed. Beware
don't use clothes to clean your wall
and ceiling, but get Tom G. Dabney,
:he expect paper and paint cleaner.
Drop card, care General Delivery, Fair
mont. All kinds OF house cleaning.
Friees very reasonable.
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NOTICE OF LICENSE AppLtcArtoa

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing persons have filed applications
with the City Clerk Of the city of
Fafrmont, West Virginia, for license
to carry on the business OF selling. Of
ferins for sale at retail. spurious
liquors. wine, porter, ale, and beer
and drinks OF like nature at places
named, in the city OF Fairmont, West
Virginia.
Given under my hand in my office
in said city this I'd LAY OF March, 1907.
J. ENGLE, City Clerk.
J. J. Parks, 3oS Adams st.
A. Friedman, 3o5 Madison st.
F. N. Murphy, 23T Madison st.
Berns & Woods, Marietta Hotel.
Mary Williams, Parks avenue.
Benz. G. Williams. SINNERS Tavern.
w. 7. Doheny, Opera House.
E. ]. Sypult, 1876 Monroe st.
T. ). Gallaher, 800 Madison st.
]. L. sapper, 2G4 Jackson st.
Geo. II. Nelson, Kenyon Hotel.
]. F. Conway, Watson Hotel.
A. N. Berns, Jackson Hotel.
J. E. Smith, Marion Hotel
". c. Prince, 32G Monroe st.
Fl. j. Gilmore, Adams st.
Ino. MerriGeld, cor. Bridge and Wa.
ter st.
J. L. Booher, cor. Madison st. and
Hull alley.
Thomas Madden, Commercial Hotel.
A. f. Shaw, Manley Hotel.
Falrmont Brewing Co., sell at whole.
sale.
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Well Known Valuable Prop.
erty for Sale.

On account Of improving my bust
ness house on Jackson street I offer
my handsome and convenient dwell.
ing on Monroe street for sale. This
house is built on lot 6Ox110 and con.
ststs OF nine rooms and modern cellar.
Barn, carriage sheds, chicken pens,
ETC., with brick driveway to each. One
square and half from court house,
four churches and one.half square
from opera house and car line. In fact
the best residence part OF the city.
No money or expense was spared Ii
building this home, and is perfect In
every detail and never was offered for
sale before. Business demands the i'm
provement Of my jackson street prop
erty. otherwise under no consideration
would give up what I consider as
nice a home and in as good location
as there is in the city of Fairmont.
Spectators take notice, for am going
to sell. Possession given at once and
payments made satisfactory to pnr-
chaser. Write or consult me.
j. SANDS JACKSON,
Casino Hail, AIS jackson St,
n Fairmont, w. va.
+. =. -. q
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L.asty Maceabees Meet.

The Ladies' OF the Maccabees held
an Intervening session In the Free
Press hail 1'ueHday evening. A mum
her of visitors we're present which
added much to the enjoyment OF the
evening. Among the visitors present
were: Mr9 Helen T. Burt, State com
mandsJ, Of CIarkYburg; Mrs. Brooks
of Wheeling, AMI Mrs. Tomplsins. from
Morgantown. at four o'clock this at
ternoon the local guard OF the Macca
bees will so to Ciarksburg by trolley
where they viii institute a new hive
of the order
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necks. Through the big door of the
ante-room came a determined woman
in black, white hair combed back from
a face which was surmounted by black
velvet bonnet, covered with heavy
mourning veil. hanging down her
back. Her face, distinctly motherly.
showed a striking resemblance to the
7 defendant. She had not proceeded
far in the recital of how her son told
her the story OF White and Evelyn n
nineteen three until the aged woman
broke down, sobbing aloud.
Mrs. Thaw impressively held the
Bible in her hands while taking the
oath, bowed to Justice Fitzgerald and
smiled family at Delmas Harry
,rhaw was deeply affected and kept his
eyes riyeted upon his mother until
she began to testify, then bowed his
head In his hands. After few lead
ing Questions answered bravely in II
deep, low, tremuIous voice. tears fill
ed her eyes. The witness noticed n
great change in the appearance of her
son when he came home in nineteen
three. two days before his marriage.
This change of appearance and actions
became more impressive us time pro.
CROSSED, Absent mindedness lncreas-
ed.
The witness then related number
OF striking incidents of this nature
coming under her personal obserya.
ton, the most impressive OF which
was his wakefulness at night. Witness
asked her son to tell her his troubles.
AT first he told her 1t was "impossi.
bile. Finally aftef week he told
the witness 1t was on account OF
something the wickedness man in New
York had done, that 1t had ruined ais
life, that he could never be happy
Finally he told me the whole story
ofhow this man had ruined the young
girl In whom he as greatly inter.
ested. " During the recital Mrs. Thaw
again broke down. sobbing bitterly.
The jury could not hear the words
and the stenographer was ordered to
read her testimony 20 the Jury. While
this doing, Mrs. Thaw bowed her head,
closed her eyes, evidently praying.
With the next question had recovered
her composure
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viii Hold Banquet.

On tuesday, March 18th, the U. r
X. G. T IA. win give banquet In tic
Hefler building on Barney street,
complimentary to the cast of the play
america" which was recently given
here. Each member of the cast Is
most cordially invited to be present n.
this banquet, which promises to be
very enjoyable. The U. r., X. o. T.
NJ IS arranging to give another homc
talent performance, early In May AMI
have arranged With Prof. F. A. Nc
Ciosky TO Giye his play Louisiana
at that ti1ns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

Master Hugh. tie little son Of MIR
anc Mrs. Sam Eeohm,. celebrated his
seventh birthday, IN delightful man
ner,at the home OF his parents on
Ridsley avenue Tuesday afternoon
Many intarenttug Games were played
by III iltttc f0tt; and delightful aft,
ernoon was rnHnt. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the. after,
noon. about '""nty of Master Hugh's
little friend" h"lpsd him enjoy the aft,
ernoon.
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Tho Tuesday Club.

the Tuesday Club is being enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Arson
DvrrinE Parr aud very interesting
programme on "fsreal" is being car.
RED ont. Mri. fairy T. Watson has
a paper on ~ Sketcn or Hebrew
History from Abraham to the De.
st-aetlUn OF Jerusalem by Titus
AND Mrs, f. q. Richardson has one
or THE 1ntl',M.cn2o or topography on
the history aud civilization OF the
Eebtewa. "-Glartsburs Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
Several Decisions
In Supreme Court
TWO IMPORTANT APPEALS RE,
FUSED AND a NUMBER or
OTHER CASES DIS.
POSED OF. ~

.l
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March c..
The following decisions were handed
down in Supreme Court yesterday:
Log1n VS.. Ballard. ct al, from MOI.
roec ounty, affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Sanders.
Fulton VS.. Messenger ct al, from
Giimer county. affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Sanders.
Dickinson VS.. Nanlsin, from Raleigh
county. writ of error dismissed. opIn.
ion by Judge Brannon.
Reed vs.. Bachmun, from Peasants
county. decree reversed. Opinion By
Judge Brannon.
Block VS.. Crockett, from Mercer
county, reversed, set aside and an.
nalied. Opinion by Judge Miller.
Carskadon Us. soard OF Education,
from Mineral county, appeal dismiss.
ed. Opinion by Judge sanders.
Two appeals We're refused as fol.
lows:
Juliet Plerpolnt, ct al, VS.. j. S. Pier.
pont ct al, writ of error and superss.
deas refused.
Strictly and strader. special com.
missioner, vs.. N. Mapzy ct al, appeal
aud surersedeas refused.
The cases on the docket were dis.
posed of as follows:
The Eureka Pipe Line Company VS..
Robert G. simms ct al, from Putnam
county, submitted on briefs.
B. II. t.averty, etc, VS.. j. A. Ham,
brick, from cabell county, argued,
A.'C. Howell VS.. H. c. Harvey, from
cabell county, affirmed
Cornelius B. Haean ct al, VS.. j. w.
Herndon and susanN Holderby, from
cabell county, submitted on briefs
Acme Food Company VS.. j. B. Older,
from Putnam county. continued.
T. Towles & Co. VS.. Carpenter,
Wright 6 Co., from cabeli county,
passed.
The Miller Supply Company vs.. C.
Fl. Crane, from Cabell county, passed.
Nella Nicholas vs.. Camden Inter.
state Railway Company, from cabeli
county, submitted on briefs.
State OF West Virginia VS.. c. A.
Davis. from Cabeli county. passed.
Huntington Easy Payment Company
VS.. w. Z. Parsons ct al, from Cabeli
county, passed.
Busttirk Bros. VS.. Belle Lilly, admin.
istratrix, ct al, from Logan county,
passed.
State of West Virginia VS.. Mareen
Johnson, from Lincoln County, passed
State of West Virginia VS.. j. j.
iseeney, from Lincoln county, sub.
mitted on briefs.
Arthus S. Emmons VS.. Sarah E.
Hawks ct al, from Cabell county,
passed.
William j. Deboard vs.. Camden In.
testate Railway Company, from Cabell
county, submitted TN uriers.
D. II. oppenheimer VS.. Triple State
National Gas and gu Company, from,
Cabell county, submitted on briefs.
Minnie NJ. Walton vs.. James Knight,
from Greenbrier county, passed.
The docket was called at the open.
ing Of the morning session and it was
seen that many cases will be argued,
which means there will be open court
for several days this week.
I
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Some Moving.

George H. Brobst is moving from.
419 Walnut avenue to house on Gas.
ton avenue built by the South Side
Land Company. A. l.. Parrish will
move into the house vacated by MIR.
Brobst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
SIX WILL HANG ON
A SINGLE DAY

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. March c.
The Supreme Court sentenced slx
men convicted of murder to be hans.
ed April s, affirming the Judgment II
the lower court in each case, as fol.
lows: Martin Pauls Grove. in Andrew
county: Thomas G.. Clay, In Boone
county: John and Ameleck Brooks. in
Iron county; John NJ. Crane, In kan
sas City; David Long. in Pemiscot
county. q
Hear Prof Men At the High school
tto.morrow evening.
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safe eIeac.rrs ap.,..

GRAFTON, w. va, Mares 6-1.,..r
nfsht safes We're blown cpee - ti,s
Newton Foundry and Maeiize Cas-
Offices. on Latrobe stree, ~ the e.,s-
penter shops Of j Il. For s.ez. On Tie
South Side, and 1t the fac,1rT or Die
Grafton botti.ns work., near ths.
county bridge. Only 81 and >urr-H
pennies were, obtained.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

State OF West Virginia .s Jcseph
AURA. alias Tony Bierfore. ASK Er.-
ing Warren, Haun with the infenr. b.
kill.
State OF West Virginia ". lrslrs
verto. Paul oiiyerin, Sam .nruzire.
for raping Zina Mike
The following men were scnf dclz.rs,
the grand jury today Ar1x1r yin
cent, S. NJ. Dent. Joseph L. 5zrz,zz.
J. L. Black, Thomas Hess. yszt Tnz,rr-
George Lilly. Jr, John coifmar. s:szu.z.
Butcher, John Butcher. Joseph Esnr
sen. Charlie Decker. Harry Rex=z-- Z
F. Davis, George 4. Lee. 1oe Hnr-
man, ]. N. Parriah. a. o. Hesiz,ss, Gu
bert Musgraye, B. o! Gotren. urz,e-1
Clinton, P. w. Rocket, J. & Hs.s,.s.
Jasper Dye. Basile Salvatore HszsiIr
Giovanni, Basil Gaiseppe. Aniriz ss,5s
seppe, Tony Pasdol! Bash Antnai1- 5u
seph Riley, Howard MILAN. THOMAS
Jolllte. .,i~r'
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E.n..r4n,nnd 1.hlm.ls Club.

Mrs. Luther Donham. OF Market
strset, was hostnss Tuesday evening
TO the sieiIian 7'himble Club. A de,
lightful evening was spent by the la
az with their needles and at the
close of the evening dainty refresh.
nients were served. Quite number
OF the club members were present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06
Good Singing at Electric The a.er.

Mr.. Harry PETE. the popular singer
who has been at the Electric Theater
several times lately. has been engaged
again for Friday and will sing Since
Nellie Went Away All who have
heard Mr.. PETE VIII want 70. hear him
again and this is one Of his best nun.
Ibers. Il
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Patton, at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Jud GilIiher, on Quincy street. Sew
eral Of The club members were pres
emit, besides few invited guests. The
evening was delightfully."- spent and re,
Treatments were served by the host.
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FOR SALE

FOR sAlE-Timber lands in any
quantities from 100 to $4,000 acres /.
Can offer profitable Investment for
any one having money to invest. AID.
dress =. care Of West virginian office,
Fairmont w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

DO not fai1ato hear the lmpersona.
tion of Captain I.etterblair at the High
school tomorrow evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

George L. Hager aud pelin WILSON
j. L. Belt and Annie II DunAara.
Isaac H. Anderson aud Maggie vInss
Wright.
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Mrs. Clyde Holt will entertain the
members of the H. o. c. Sewing Cir.
Gle at her home on Quincy street this
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

The Jolly Jokers, popular organ.
izatipn q satrmont young people. was
entsstainsd last evening by Miss Anna
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-06

Mrs. J. W shroyer went to Man!
nington to-day
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Musfeal Al wi,tart, Fan.

The following Is the programme
for the musical to be given by the
Marley Club at Willard Hall. Thurs
day evening al eight o'clock. An adj
mission of ten cents will be charged.
This programme promises 20 be very
interesting:
Plano Solo ........... Miss CLAYTON
Vocal Solo .,.......... Miss Dobson
Violin Solo ............ Mrs. Knots
Qdartette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Messrs. Clarence and Clyde Kin
sey. satteraeld ana GIBSON.
Reading ...... Miss Hazel Mcdonald
Vocal Solo .......... Miss Fleming
Trio -.......... The Messrs Gwynn
Duet ......... c. R. and j. G. Kinsey
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DO not miss POT. Nell ut the Higi
school tomorrow evening.
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Battling Nelson

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w here o.?

III you are going to take trip, free in
formation as to excursion rates will be
gladly furnished by any Illinois Central
Ticket Agent or postal card to the UNI
designed will bring it.
Rates are now authorized to many diff
ferent points and sections of the country.
for instance.
One Fare to California and the North
west. on account of the Meetings of the
Shriners at Los Angeles; the German
Baptist Brethren at Los Angeles; the
Baptist Young Peoples Union at Spo-
kane; the Christian Endeavors at Seattle;
and the Good Templars at Seattle; tickets
on sale April IS, May IS and June Sis to
Los Angeles and San Francisco: June as
July IL to Spokane, Portland, Seattle,
Tacoma and other points in the North
west. Liberal limit stopovers, and dl-
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jamestown Exposition. Norfolk, Va,
Fifteen Day. Sixty Day and Season tick
cts on sale daily. Diverse routing one
way via New York City on season, and
sixty day tickets. Write for illustrated
printed matter. rates and particulars as to
stop-overs.
Dubuque, Iowa. Iowa G. A. R. En-
campment and United Spanish War Vet
Grams of Iowa. first annual reunion, Iune
I1-14. One fare for the roand trip. ex-
cept fare and one-third from all points
where one way rate is 81, 90 or less.
Sioux City, Ia State Firemen's Tour
nament, June 1921. Rate of one fare
plus SO cents, except where fare and one
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Atlantic City, N. j.. American Medical
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Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Knights Tenn
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Los Angeles CAL, National Educa-
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Philadelphia, Pa, Elks Convention,
July 1920. One fare plus 5000.
Home-seekers round trip tickets on 1st
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to many points southeast, souri, south
west andwest.
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6o3 Bank Bldg, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Stomach

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Mr.. S. S. Ball. Of Ravenswood. w. Va. says
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kodoi cured me and We ere now using 1t in milk
for baby
kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only Relieves Indigestion. sour stomach,
belckine Of gas. etc.
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into her room laden with cake and
coffee and other good things to eat.
Miss Conner has been very success
full teacher in the Vail public schools
for several years. Her term expires
in another week and she will leave
for her future home in Colorado. Her
maxim always is to do everything
she does, we'll. She was presented
, with an elegant gold ring. Altogether
it was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. c.. Paine and Miss Margaret
Regain drove over from West Side
Saturday to do trading.
j. F. Mullen of Omaha spent Sun
day in Vail.
Miss Dot Hulce and George Slater
were married last Wednesday May
22nd at the home of the groom s
mother in East Boyer township. Rev.
Pugh officiating.
John Jones of Denison visited in
our city Sunday.
Lizzie Kelly went last Monday to
Vinton. Iowa to be present at the
closing exercises of the Institute.
Our ball team was to play Manning
last Sunday but on account of the
wet weather they had to postpone
the game for some future date.
Gertrude O'Donnell entertained
about twenty of her young friends
Sunday evening.
P. Breen returned Monday from a
two weeks stay at Colfax. Mrs. Breen
will stay a couple of weeks longer.
Ed. Duffy of Carroll spent Sunday
at home.
DR.. Patterson of West Side was
here Friday on business.
There was played a very exciting
game ofsbase ball on the Vail grounds
Wednesday. Denison business men
against Vail business men. The line
up of Denison players was ALI.
Wright c. F.. F. Tighe L. F., W..
Kahler, R. F.. Wild McAhren 1st B..
R. Norris End B.. C. Lyman. Bird B.,
lG. Sprecher. Catcher. p. Griffin
Pitcher, P. j. Klinker Short stop.
Vail lined up with the following bus
mess men. A. j. Adams Catcher. M.
P. Ryan. Pitcher j. Dugan LIST B..
Joe Duffy End B.. L. Molseed Bird B..
Pete Ludwig Short stop, Frank Etzel.
c. F.. T. Devaney. R. F.. Earl
Hoffman L. F. There were but
seven innings played on account of
the day being so warm. There was
some fast running for bases and some
brilliant plays made. Score seven to
eight in favor of Vail. Supper was
served at the Wallace House and
everyone was happy.