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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08

husband on his marches and through
the battles of the war. but he would
not permit it. He was wounded and
died, after which his wife moved to
New York state, where she opened up
an eating and drinking place. locating
between White Plains and Tarrytown.
Here it happened that she had for a
neighbor British Tory, who was fond
Of chickens and game cocks. Betsy
hated the Tory because he was
against u.s. and she considered him
at once her personal enemy. and de-
cided to institute warfare on his
chicken coop. with the result that the
flock of game cocks dwindled from
day to day. much to the discontinue
Of the loyal redcoat.
Betsy was celebrated for certain
brand of drink she brewed for the
american Continentals. She called it
.bracer.' on one particular evening
she invited the American and French
officers to a chicken supper. After the
cookery of Betsy he'd been sampled and
praised by the patriots, she invited
them into back room, where she had
prepared a surprise for them. On the
sideboard there were lined up as many
.bracers' as there were officers in the
company, ana in each glass there was
placed bunch of feathers from the
tails of the game cocks, Iegftimately
conflscated by patriotic Betsy from the
barnyard of the Briton. Toasts were
drunk to Betsy's patriotism, but IT was
left to Frenchman to lift up his brac-
or in one hand and the feathers in the
other, and with a bow to Betsy and
the officers, exclaimed, Viva In cock
tail! The word struck home, and has
ever since then been with the Ameri-
can people.
Don't you think Betsy Flanagan de-
serves a monument in the statuary
Hall of congress?" said Miss Conzlns.
Adv. 2.s.os.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08

Mrs. w. E. Arnett left this afternoon
for Parkersburg on account of the Ill.
ness OF her granddaughter. Estelle
Chancellor. Yesterday Mayor and
Mrs. Arnett moved from the Arnett
residence on Quincy street to their
own home on Pike street.
Miss Jean Fleming has returned
from weeks stay in New York. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Fleming. who have been in the east
for the past three weeks. viii return
home within a week.
Mrs. c. E. Reed has returned home
from trip east.
Miss Lulu sturm, Of Pennington,
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Dietrich. of the Fair.
mont Carriage works of Cherry ave-
nue., has returned from visit with
relatives and friends at Aberdeen, O.,
and MaysYille. Ky. She was accom-.
panied home by her niece, Miss Clara
Brookover, of Greenfield, o.
Miss Margaret Bishop, who is at,
tending school at Mt. De chantel Acad.
envy at wheeling. came home last
night to spend several days.
MIR. Charles Robinson returned
home last evening from a business
trip to wheeling and vicinity.
Miss Grace Pickett spent yesterday
in Warrington.
Chester shinn, OF Baltimore, Is the
guest of relatives in the city.
Miss Anna Greer. who was the at
tlactlve house guest of Mrs. c. c.
crum. of sixteenth street. has gone
to her home at Ripley. W. Walnut
Ington Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crimes, OF Graf
ton, were in the city to-day for the
funeral services OF Mrs. Laura Means.
Mrs. Myrtle Lewellyn. Of Grafton,
was here to-day to attend the funeral
OF Mrs Laura Means.
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Mr.. Simmons. the well known sing
er, who has been at the Central Chris
:ian Church for the past few weeks.
has been called to Converse. Ind, to
engage in similar work.
P. ]. Wright returned to-day from a
business trip to Pittsburg.
Hon. j. j. Cornweii. editor Of the
Hampshire Review, was in the city to-
day.
G C. starcher, of Weston. was a
Fairmont visitor to-day.
G. F. Carroll and Mrs. ]. E. Powell
went to Moundsville this afternoon.
W. H. Hearne, candidate for gov
ernor OF this State, was in the city
last night.
Miss Ada darlington. of the Fifth
ward, is visiting friends in Manning
ton.
Miss Margaret Buchanan, of Nor
gantown. was in the city to-day to at
tend the funeral services of Mrs.
Laura Means. Miss Buchanan is a
teacher in the Huntington State Nor
NAL.
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I'm. e. church, south.

TWeb. pastor-sunday school
s:sosa. M, conducted by DR.. L. N.
lost superintendent. Come in time.
the school be present. Preach
siag atS1O:so a. M, by the pastor, fol-
lived BY the opening of the doors of
The church and reception of members.
Union prayer service at the Baptist
eAurchsat $3.50 p. m. The union SER
VICE Sunday evening win be held in
The Baptist church, commencing
omptly at 1880 o'clock. The union
tSyiYal services continue at the NJ. E.
tlureh, South, with Increased interest
d enthusiasm. Souls are being saw
at almost all Of the services, back
elders are being reclaimed, and the
iristians strengthened and helped.
N are cordially invited to all the
ryices four church.
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ing at 4. No Wednesday evening SER
vice on accounS Of services at Monon-
gah.
PaIatIne Baptist Church.

t. B. Lawler, pastor-Blble school
at $3.50, supt. w. A. Hustead in charge.
Preaching services at 1o:b5 and 1880.
B. Y. P. u $3.50. The pastor is at
Blacksville assisting Rev. Barnes in
evangelistic meetings. The pulpit will
be supplied by visiting brother. The
meeting at Blacksville is said to be
the best ever held in that town. There
have been thirty.two conversion and
nine have been reclaimed. The inter.
est is spreading for ten miles around.
The young, the middle aged and old
are being saved. Rev. Lawler will re-
turn as soon as he can leave the meet
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08
PROF. R. A. RIGGS
SENDS OUT LETTER ANNOYING.
ING HIS CANDIDACY FOR
SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.

Prof. R. A. Riggs, of Wellsburg, has
issued the following letter announcing
himself as candidate for State su-
perintendent of Free Schools:
WELLsBURG, Brooke Co., w. Va,
January, 1908.
Candidate for State Superintendent
OF Schools, born in Marshall county,
West Virginia. Attended school in
the Log school house, Moundsville
High Schools, West Liberty Normal,
State University, taught 8 years in dis
trlct schools. IA years superintendent
of graded and High Schools, spent
three to six weeks in teachers insti-
tutes each summer for the past II
years. Member OF State Teachers AS
ISOLATION, Ohio Valley Round Table,
Board Of County Examiners. Life de-
voted to school work. Have grown up
with the school system of the State OF
West Virginia.
We are asking this nomination at
the hands of the great Republican par
ty-because we began to work for that
party before we were of age. We were
elected a member of the county COM
mlttee in Marshall county in 1888.
from that time until the present we
have never ceased to help the organi.
cation and to carry forward the prin-
clples of the party. We have never
held office. We stand for impartial
taxation, better roads, more efficient
district schools, High Schools to give
the boys and girls academic tinstruc-
ton. Normal Schools to train teach
ers-an all round higher standard.
Your influence and support are earn
estly solicited.
Very truly yours,
R. A. RIGGS.
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Grace Lutheran church.

A. c. Null, pastor-You are well
coined to the following services on
Sunday: Sunday school convenes at
9:45. Come and study the lesson with
us, Jesus at Jacobs Well" Preach
ing service at 1O:45. subject. Com
mon Temptation and Common De-
liver" I Cor. 1913. Evening service
at 1880. There will be short song
service followed by an illustrated SER
mon on the boyhood OF Jesus and
John the Baptist. who prepared the
way for Him. Do you still remember
about our Washington supper on Feb
ruary %, o'clock. in Musgrave hall,
Monroe street?
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Men onaah PresbyterLan church.

All are most cordially invited to
the following services: Sunday school
at 10 a. M, preaching at II a. M, sub
ject, Our Unconscious Growth and
Decay" text, Elk. 1929, "And Moses
wist not that his face shown" Judg-
es 1920, "And Samson visit not that
his strength had DEPARTED" Evening
services at 1890. Leading Men to
Christ" being the subject. This is the
first of our special services. Preach
ing each evening during the week by
Rev. ]. A. McClellanG, or Grafton.
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West Virginians
At Local Hotels

MARIETTA-A. Peters. Wheeling:
X. Joseph, NJ. Joseph. Warrington; 2.
F. Ammons, Amos; H. ". Heldreth.
Warrington.
MANLEY-J. N. Wilkinson, Bridge
port; VIM. Fl. Hearne, w. H. C. Cur
tbs, wheeling; R. e. Brown, Parkers-
burg; Frank B. Trotter, Morgantown;
Emma Davis, Grafton.
wATsoN-E. R. Rinard, G. E.
Smith, j. w. CASTOR, Wheeling; w.
&. Reese, Thomas; S. A. McCume,
Weston; ]. NJ. Shay, Grafton.
TAvERN-C. L. Lynch. Mt. Clare;
Alex. w. Ewing. Pickens; John C. zu-
genfelder, Fl. E. Clouse, Wheeling;
Frank Shuttlesworth. Clarksburg:
Alex. r. watson. Grafton; NJ. Cannon.
Llttleton; NJ. NJ. squires. Elklns; D.
z. Newton, Morgantown.
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First M. e. Church.

G. D. Smith, pastor-9:3O a. M, Sun.
day school. C. w. Evans. superintend-
ent: 1O:45 a. M, preaching by the
pastor. Subject, 1.-THE Tragedy of Be-
ing Misunderstood" 2:30 p. NJ. Jul
nior League. Miss Nettie Bartlett, SUI
perintendent; $3.50 p. M, Epworth
League. leader. Prof. Joseph Roster;
topic, Help and Deliverance in God"
1880 p. M. preaching by the pastor. A
cordially invitation is extended to all.
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M KICKING Exeep.
Talcott, W. va, Eel

Talcott, w. Va, FEB. 4, 1913.
Hon. F. NJ. Gallagher,
Charleston, w. Va.
Dear Sir:
Allow me to thank you for sending
me copy of the House Journal.
l see in 1t that the governor wants
the "Dog Law" repealed or modi.
fed. No what ever you do, try to
prevent the repeal OF 1t New Dog
Law" as 1T is called. There is no
kicking against 1t except the dog fan
cier and the sportsman. For good
ness sake do not vote for bill COM
polling the farmer to raise dogs on
sheep. goats. poultry, etc.
The past week dogs have been in
our flock on Angora goats and killed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08
Presbyterian Church.

a Il Il .
Rev! II. G. Stoetzer pastor-You are
most cordially invited. to the follow.
ing services; Mr.. w. F. Baird, Of
t5niiontown, Is expected at the sabbath
rliooE tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock to
5yard the son Time" pins. All the
ch6iaTs are urged to be present. The
nloTntng service, 1O;A5, reception Of
tsembets subject Of sermon, The
Trinity Of Evils-yice. Unbelief and
Separations And Their Antidote."
asez What concord hath Christ with
Beiialg For what part hath he that
believeth with an inadeI? And what
agreement hath the temple of God
with idols2 For We are the temple
ef the living God; as God hath said, I
stfIl dwell In them and walk In them;
md will be their God and they shall
be my people" II. Cor 6:15-16. Mrs.
~. s. Mayors will conduct the Junior
sndeayor Society at p. M, and the
tfitermedfate Society will meet at 8
o'clock led by Missse Flossie Fleming
Sand Miss Edith Prickett. The Senior
soeiety viii meet at $3.50 p M, lead
IN DR.. b. q. Stephan, topic, Minis
taring to Strangers and to the Sick"
lleth. 25:s1-46. Evening service, 1880
%. ms text Ecclesiastes 1911, 1.-THE
words Of the wise are as goads.' sub
tact "a Constant Source of Tnspira-
TOM on Monday evening at o'clock
rev James n. snowden, the editor Of
lile Presbyterian Banner. will speak at
the church on the subject. Words, or
tie Wonders of Human Speech" The
siscture Is free, and everybody is In
tea. The annual praise meeting of
The Woman's Missionary Society will
re held in the church next Friday at
30 O'clock. al 1.-THE women of the
hnreh and congregation and its
friends are most cordially invited. A
a3cial hour will follow the meeting.
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Central Christian Church.

w. H. 'Willison, pastoral the Cen,
trail Christian church the combined
Sunday school and church services
will be introduced. Everybody inter,
ested in the Sunday school and church
are requested to be on time and hell.
to make this a great service. The
pastor, w. H. Wilson, Will speak on
"The White Fields" Evening SER
mon.,. THE Conversion OF Business
Man. Sunday school will begin at
$3.50.
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Dog Law

Continued From Page one.)
them on account of the tax law. /
would like for the law to stay as It
is. of course, the people or the ma
jority Of the people that have dogs
will object to the dog law. AS rule
the people that have dogs don't scarce
Iy pay any taxes. If man has a good
dog he don't object to paying taxes
on him, and If they have any that are
no good they will dispose Of them and
this is the only way to get rid of them.
Yours truly,
J.EGWINN.
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8. Broonfeld, pastor

q Broomfeld, pastor : Sunday
sShooleat $3.50 a. m, Mr.. VIM. Coma
W, superintendent. Preaching SER
se at 1915 a, NJ, with sermon on
+ he Obligations of a Christian" Ju-
i ~ Christian Endeavor at G:SO p. M,
which time 'MinisterIng to the
s ranger and the Sick" WILDE discuss
~. Evening service at 1880 O'Clock.
he sermon of this service will be
ne third in the series OF evening SER
r,ans on Testimonies Concerning
Christ and win be from Luke 9:35,
s This Is NY Beloved Son; Hear Him."
b cordial welcome is extended to all
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Need Dog Law Bad.

Green sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Hon. F. NJ. Gallagher,
Charleston, w. Va.
Dear Sir:
The Governors Message which you
sent me reached me yesterday. see
he recommends change in the Dog
to make it good, but what ever you
do, don't send 1t back TO the counties
to vote on. We need dog law bad,
and If it is not good in all counties
it won't amount to much, so hope
you will do all you can to make 1t
hard on dogs and have it State law.
Yours very truly.
JOHN L. GEORGE.
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Small child bead.

Sam Perry. the elght.dayssoll son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Perry. died this
morning at the home of his parents
in Middleton. The remains will be
laid to rest at Monongah on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Undertaken
Cunningham in charge.
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Marriage License.
Frank zimba and Helena Lisel
Notice Mononaah RelIet &c &c.

The general relief committee has IL
quested the West virgtnian 70 turn
over its fund into the hands 81 M.
]. E. Sands treasurer Of the commit
tee, and as part of the money sub
scribed has not yet been paid in. this5
means is taken to notify such sun
scribers as have not yet paid their
subscriptions that the entire amount
will be turned over as soon Is III
balance is paid into the fund
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08
WOMAN LEADER
OPPOSES ANTS
MISS PHOEBE couzlN's STRONG
DENoUNcEMENT OF PRoAIsl-
TON COCKTAIL" OF PA
TRIoTic ORIGIN.

--
WASHINGTON d. c.. Feb. c.
In an interview to-day Miss Phoebe
couz,ns formerly a strong advocate
If nrohibitIon. and whose influence in
Tho ranks of the antl-saloon people was
second to none. but who of recent
years has repudfnted the slogan,
.Iown with the saloon" she saws. is
dramatically opposed to the fight that
the w r r. II. is making before CON
gross to make Washington a "dry
Town.
Tam against prohibition said Miss
couzins. "for the simple reason thet
II does not prohibit. / have made
thorough investigations of the claims
advanced bv the prohibition forces
that the drink evil is at the root of
almost every crime on the calendar.
n that were true, how is it that the
nercantare Of crime has not diminish.
oil IN the states whore prohibition has
boen a law for vears-like Kansas,
Maine and other communities Crime
r,our,sbes inst the same. the percent-
ope is even somewhat higher. II any
ming prohib,t,on makes sneaks out
~ mon and bovs Prohibition always
docs M matter in what shape It may
be nronounded
another ridiculous point is the
fact that lot of women and chill
dren led nv preachers. should force
their views on a community of voters
and taxpayers. 1t is too absurd for
discussion. II is a case where the
church interreres with legislation, for
all prohibition organizations are the
handiwork of preachers who seek
mower and se1f-gain.
"wasbineton. with It's great float
ing population, of visitors, senators,
congressman. foreign diplomats, gov
eminent clerks and tourists. should
not be treated in the same manner as
. community which consists of a new
er. or but little changing, permanent
popuIation. that is to say, where ev-
erybody knows almost everybody else.
II would be narrow.minded to degree
to subject the foreign contingent of
Washington to the inconvenience of
1aw which would deprive them of their
accustomed refreshments and bever-
ages. 1t is a serious question in my
mind whether congress should pass
laws binding upon the foreign en-
bassies here, which are considered
foreign TERRITORY.
proper supervision OF the liquor
traflc on the part of the government
would accomplish the results sought
by the temperance people, prohibition
never will. For example, take the Ger
man people. IN Germany, where drunk
cnness is less than in any other coun-
trv. and where the people are accus-
toned to their beer and wine from
childhood I'M. the drinking places are
kent under strict surveillance OF the
notice authorities, who ut the slightest
infractIon of the laws ON the part of
the owners of saloons take their II.
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COURT NEWS.

Myrtle Cunningham vs.. II. 9. Smith
Circuit Court, new summons Marcl,
rules. Harry shaw, attorney for plain
tiff.
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First Baptist Church.

w. j. Eddy, pastor-The services
for the day will be as follows: 1O:45,
sermon, "Chrlst's Confidence in a
Weak Disciple" 1880, the evening
service will be union of this church
and the South NJ. f. The meeting
will be evangelistic. All who desire
to unite with the church will have an
opportunity at the morning service.
At the close of the morning service
the ordinance of baptism will be ad-
minlstered to all who have been ap-
proved by the church. The G:3O ser
vice will be union. with Rev. R. T.
Webb as the person In charge. The
Sunday schools will meet at $3.50, 2
and 2:3O. The public is cordially In,
vited to attend these services.
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three. Since August they have killsd
ten of them.
II, the Dog Law Is repealed sheer
industry is gone in this State,
Very truly,
N. BACON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-08

who have no regular church home to
worship with US in the above services
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-11-20
Toledo Theatres
LNCEUM THEATRE.

Nothing more convincing regarding
the general value of AN entertainment
purros' could be desired than the un
conditional praise that has been meted
out to Gay New York" by the press
reports which have reached her.. 1t
will be seen at the Lyceum for four
days, commencing Sunday AFTERNOON,
when Gay New York" promises to
startle our friends of this ST., l. ot sta ge
Offering with aggregation of pretty
girls and collection of gown selections
that will help alnug to a marked ex-
tent the attra actveness of -the pro-
duction.
The coming attraction at the Lvceum
in TOlrd' for three davs beginning
with the ThurSd ~ m ltiner, will be
"The Straight Road" by Clyde Fitch,
play of mission life in the great Me-
t"opolis. The play abnunds with
wholesome comedy and pathos and
teaches lesson such as seldom seen
in plays of our present day where
opium joints, saw mills. dagyers and
gun play form the basis of play con-
struction.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-11-20
Bates.

Miss Pearl Kindervater has returned
home after few weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Limmer.
Miss Elsie Hahn spent Sunday with
Marjory Kopp at Perrysburg.
Fred Brossia, wife and family, of
East Toledo, spent the first of this
week with his parents, j. G. Brossla
and wife.
John Schumacher, wife and little
daughter, VIM. F. Brossia, wife and
daughter, Amanda, spent Sunday with
Geo. r. Hahn and family.
1Miss Alma Limmer started to school
Tuesday.
Geo. Brossia and wife entertained
Tom Chilcote, Miss West, Miss Hazel
Chilcote and friend, of Toledo, and
Christ Hahn, wife and son, Clayton, of
East Toledo, Sunday.
Phil Artz injured his hand quite
badly while chasing up rabbits this
week. Did you get him, Phil?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-11-20

1t comes to us indirectly that one
of our prominent business men has
had change of heart on the system
of voting with the Australian ballot.
A few years ago he made the asser-
ton that the majority CT the people
were not sufficiently familiar with
the laws governing this ballot to
scratch their ticket and vote as they
wished. Since nearly every one took
shot at one or more of the candi-
dates of his own particular party
last week, and in the majority of
cases voted for candidates all over
the "horse blanket, and still were
able to have a vote tailed for each
candidate it now looks to him as
though the voters were gaining the
required education at most rapid
rate. A couple of years ago we
would have made the same asser-
tion, but not now.-Bradner Advo-
cate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-11-20
FOOT BALL.

Perrysburg High school will line up
against the strong Bowling Green
High school team, Saturday, Nov. 81.
at the ball park. Game will be called
at 3 p. m sharp Bowling Green has
one of the strongest teams In north
western Ohio, having defeated Toledo
High to o. 1t will cost us quite a
bit of money to bring them here and
everybody should turn out and help us
make expenses. Perrysburg has been
represented as being poor foot tall
town so come and help us defeat Bowl
ing Green and show them that they
are not the only foot ball town in
Wood county Admission 25 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-11-20
DOWLING.

Bert and Miss Hazel Ruble OF
Toledo, and Miss Montous Williams
of Bowling Green, were Sunday visi.
tors of E S. DeVerna and family.
Will Mitchell and family returned
to their home in Lima after few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
here.
G. W. Parker visited Haskins
friends last Sunday.
Wedding bells will soon be ring
ing in Bowling for Miss Kilian and
Miss Huffman.
John Missler and wife, of Roach
ton, visited with NJ. E Bruce and wife
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Brown. of Lemoyne, was a
recent guest OF Rev Smith and family
Miss Montous Williams and Shell
don Sheppler, of Bowling Green,
called ON Geo. DeVerna and family
Sunday.
A very enjoyable as well as pro-
fitable social was held at the home of
VIM. Spilker and wife last Friday
evening,
Chas Kendall was a recent guest
of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Counselman
and family near Mcclure.
Chas. REQ and wife and grand.
daughter, Miss Edith Frusher and Ed
Frusher were Sunday dinner guests
of Thos. Frusher and wife.
Ray Hit, of Toledo, was a recent
guest of his mother, Mrs. M. Hit
Mr.. Henderson and wife, of Wes-
ton, were recent visitors of G e Slime
baugh and wife.
Mr.. Niles and wife have gone to
Marysville, where Mr.. Niles is em-
ployed as operator of the T. & o. G.
Mr.. Rose has filled the vacancy of
Mr.. Niles.
There will be box social at the
home of Geo. DeVerna and wife, Fri
day evening, Nov. 20. Everybody in.
vited,