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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-18

CLAY TOWNSHIP.
North odessa; VIM. Gibbs. A. L. Herring.
J. K. Pearcy, Jas. Cobb. John Kirkpatrick.
and Gus wickular.
Wellington: d.. Stricken, A. W. Thur
nan, Terry Connor. d. Bergman. A.. F. Ober-
holman and Theodore Schaberg.
Napoleon; B ". Jefferson, Geo. NJ. Will
Jams, F. L, Renlck. Fred Telgemeier, Albert
Hoehn and WIN. Holke.
Greenton; Jas. Phillips. R. S. Oolvin. John
W. Parrot, b. W. Huenfeld, W. s. Downs
and August semmler.
Bates City; Ben r. Gillespie, Geo. W. Os-
born, John Brown. Geo. N. Hutchinson, Jas.
N. Guy and W. 0. Martin.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP.
south Higginsville: Ike H. Noyes, C.. J..
johnson. Thomas Bennett, Louis Knipmey-
er Fred schoppenhorst, Chas, L. Riggs.
sc~hoolingvl!o: Frank Elimaker. b.. W.
Summers. Robert Ramey, John Haegerty,
Jos. w. Klingenberg and Chas. Holstein.
DOVER TOWNSHIP.
Dover; W. N. Beattie. NJ. v. B. oliver,
Jesse L, Groves, J. H. Holman. H. A. Hoehn
and J. b. Bently.
Edwards; Jesse L. Hit, Jesse Edwards,
Clark stirman, John Owen, VIM. Ernstmey-
er and A. C. Micke.
Page City: Geo. B. Lyons, Geo. W. Hall,
Chas. Mulhearn, Fritz Temple. Theodore
Schloemann and Herman Fasse.
Confederate Home. Henry strasberg, Jas.
0'Neil, T. M. Elsea. Herman Schroer, VIM,
Fischer and Fritz Frevert.
North H%iggtnsyille: VIM. Kelley. Frank
Peacock, E. W. Kruse. John Rabsahl. Her
man Felth and A.. J. Noting.
oorder; VIM. H. Bell, c. L. Wilson, Geo.
Rogge, Fred seuser, Oscar C.. Craven and
Christ %Rethmeyer.
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP,
Borland. c. J. Fitzgerel. ]. NJ. Downing, ]
H. Wiegers, ]. J. Worden, Joe. L. Youngl
and Ed Fitzgerel.
ooncordia; Martin Ehlers, G. S. Parker
W. A. Brakeman. Louis H. Meyer MAJ
,Doblie and Chas. Wehmeyer.
Aullvills; W. A. Corder, Geo. Helt, W
H Davis, J. A. Priest, Louis Thieman ant
W.. B. Taggart,
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Court House: J.. G. Crenshaw, Albert .
James. K. r.. Lorg. John Taubman, Albert
F, winkler and Mike Gavin.
East Lexington: Edward Davis, Jos
schaal. N. D.. wilson, Z f. Meyer. Daniel
Sherman and Martin owen
Priarie School House: c. N. Bear, J. 7
Nelson, Fred Young. G. L. Windmoeller. H.
", Whitening and Amos Born.
MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP,
Alma: Henry Rolf, Ike P. Taylor. 3. j
Rogge, Herman Knipmeyer, Fred Dierkel
and VIM. Karsten.
waverly; W. H. Landrum, d. H. Davis
W. Scott Thomas, w. H. Drunert. g.. A
Hoerner and E. W. Niederjohn
sNI-A-BAR TOWNSHIP.
Ferguson school House; L. N. Herold
Jos. b. shelby, W. o. Asheraft. H. t. billiard
j.. B. Straight and Geo. H. Richter.
Chapel Hill: Ben J Tarwater. Jos. F
Harris, J E. Barnett. AL welborn, I NJ. vii
liams and [. X. Anderson.
South Odessa: John W. Fishbaek 5. T.
Ramsey, Geo. b. Thatcher, W. j whitening
ID. + Spore and p. j. Heislsr.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Centeryiew; Gilbert Jennings, Thos.
Slayer, I. E.. Cannon, David j. Powell
e. o. Rex and Henry Conrad.
Mayhem. r. S. Butt, Geo. H. Plattenburg
VIM. Green. j. r. smith, J. I, Seller ant
F. W. Rechterman.
w~olfenbarger; Sam T. Boone, Jas Ripley
Jas. W. Martin, E. E. McBurney, A. NJ. stan
field aud Jas, Bpchanon.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State Of Missouri at thel
relation and to the use Of
Geo. b. Gordon, Collector
OF the Revenue of Lafay-
cite County. in the State of
Missouri, Plaintiffs
VS.
Miles Jacobs and unknown
heirs of Thomas Holleron,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, at Lexington
By virtue of a special execution Issued
from the ONCE OF the circuit clerk of Lafay-
cite county, Missouri. in the above entitled
cause, wherein the State OF Missouri, at the
relation ard to the use Of Geo. b. Gordon,
collector Of the revenue of Lafayette county,
Missouri, Is plaintiff, aud against Miles ia
cobs and unknown heirs of Thomas Holleron
defendants, to me directed and returnable
TO the August term, 1908. Of said court at
Lexington. Missouri, /, the undersigned.
sheriff OF Lafayette county, Missouri, will
on
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All strictly hand made. No moulds
used in Hines ey's Cigar Factory.
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TUESDAY. AUGUST Ii, 1908,

between the hours of nine O'Clock 10 the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day at the Court house door in the
City of Lexington, In the County of Lafa y
cite, In the State of Missouri, offer for sa lie
and sell at public vendue to the highest bid
der for cash in hand the said real te
Except as above set FORTH for the purpose
of satisfying said note, the interest thereon
and the expenses of executing this trust.
CHARLES r. KINKEAD.
Present Sheriff and acting sheriff oil
1-llt4 Lafayette County, Missouri
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For SALE-Raspberries and black
berries. Apply to A, G. Jones on old
Charles Teubner place, ear Mo.
Pac. depot,
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Barron Y %. received the hrst dee
livery of -four from the Lexington
FIGURING Mills.
For y clean hand made long filler
call for Hinesley's cigars. Metropol-
tan, Senate Chamber, Capt. Bluitt or
Road House. 4-l3 4th
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The State OF Missouri at the
relation and % the use OF
Geo. b Gordon, Collector
OF the Revenue of Lafayette
County. In the State OF Mis-
souri,. Plaintiff.
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wAsHINGToN ToWNsHIP.

Centeryiew; Gilbert Jennings, Thos.
Slayer, t. E. Cannon, David j. Powell.
E.. O.. Rex and Henry Conrad.
Mayhem z. 5. Butt, Geo. H. Plattenburg,
Wm. Green. j. r. smith, J. I, Seller aud
F. W. Rechterman.
w~olfenbarger; sam T. Boone, Jas Ripley
Jas. W.. Martin, E. E. McBurney, A. NJ. stan
field aud Jas, Bpchanon.
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?. b. Hancock. George N.
VauRhRn. Trustees. Lexing-
ton Building s Loan AssO-
citation. a corporation. De-
feudante
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DAVIS TOWNSHIP.

South Higginsville: Ike H. Noyes. c. j.
johnson. Thomas Bennett, Louis Knipmey-
er Fred schoppenhorst, Chas, {. Riggs.
Sckoolingytllo: Frank Elimaker, b.. W.
Summers. Robert Ramey. John Haggerty,
Jos. w. Klingenberg and Chas, Holsteln.
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FREEDOM TOWNSHIP,

Borland: Q. J. Fitzgerel. j. NJ. Downing, J
H. Wiegers, ]. J.. worden. Joe. L. Youngs
and Ed Fitzgerel.
Concordia: Martin Ehlers, G.. s. Parker,
w. A. BRAKEMAN. Louis H. Meyer Max
Doblie and Chas. Wehmeyer.
AullviIls; W. A.. Corder, Geo. Helt, W.
H Davis, J. A. Priest, Louis Thieman and
w. b. Taggart,
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Miles Jacobs and unknown
heirs of Thomas Holleron.
Defendants.
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TOWNSHIP.

Ferguson School House: L.. n. Herold,
JOS. B. shelby, W.. o. Asheraft, H. E. Hillard,
j.. B. Straight and Geo. H. Richter.
Chapel Hill; Ben J Tarwater. Jos. F..
Harris, j E.. Barnett. AL welborn, T. NJ. vii.
Hams aud L. X. Anderson.
South Odessa; John W. Fishback 5. 4.
Ramsey, Geo b. Thatcher. W. j whitening,
d. r Spore and P. J. Heislsr.
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G. r. RINKEAD, Sheriff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-18
HARDWARE MEN MEET.

10y a. w. IEeSS ASSUIlhLNOnAt
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 1S.-Over a
Thousand delegates from every i'm.
portant manufacturing and iobbing
city of the land, are in Memphis today
at the opening OF the annual Joint con.
vention of the American Hardware
Manufacturers Association and the
National Hardware Jobber's Associa.
ton. Three days will be occupied by
the deliberations of the delegates. and
many matters of Importance affecting
the hardware trade will be- taken up.
Among the visitors the opinion is al.
most universal that the country is fac.
ing a season of renewed prosperity,
This note of optimism is sounded by
delegates from every section.
The sessions of the convention will
be held at the Hotel Gayoso and will
be strictly executive in nature. The
trade and its demands will be the
chief topic OF discussion, but the gen.
eral public will not be taken into the
secrets OF teh meetings. One OF the
rules OF both associations is that nd
business session can be interrupted
for pleasure, and the members will
seek their entertainment at night.
The Hotel Gayoso is the headquar.
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5tlNlI HoNi eE7s g IN or co III
III MA TTER or 6 usTopY or
HIS CHILDREN.

PARIS, Nov. -Maltre Bonnet,
prnsel for Count Boni de castellane,
his suit for the custody OF his three
hildren, appeared in court today and
declared he knew positively that Prin.
less de sagan contemplated divorce
Proceedings against the Prince no lat
y than last week. The lawyer expos.
Ekd what he termed the impossible
conditions" in the de Cagan house.
hold, and said that quarrels btween
the Prince and Princess were SO FIRE.
aquent and violent as to make the
children i'll. The question of the final
and permanent custody of the children
was imperative, Bonnet cortended.
Counsel for Princess de sagan. the
children's mother. asked further delay,
which the court promptly denied, or
dering the trial to begin next wednes.
day.
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SELL RARE BOOKS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Some CT
the rarest and most valuable old vol.
umes IN existence are included in tle
list Of offerings at an auction which
is in progress in New York to-day.
Representa- tives VI book collectors of
this country and Europe will bid for
the rarittes. and they will likely bring
high prices.
Notable among the masterpieces Of.
fered is the Catholicon of Johannes
BaIbus de Janna, folio, old Russia.
gilt. Moguntiae, 1860. This is sup.
posed to have been issued from the
famous press of Johh Gutenberg, AMI
Is the fourth book printed VITA date.
It's predecessors, the Ma2arin Bible.
the two Psalters, and the Duranlus.
we're printed on a different press.
which was owned by Fust & Schoefer
at the date of publication OF the
Catholfcon.
Another famous rarity is the elitlo
princips of the Imitatio Christi by
Thomas a Kempls, printed by 6.
zainer at Augsburg about ian. There
Is also copy of tie summa de Sec
rementis by Johannes de Aurbach, the
second book printed at Augsburg by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-18

At Blacksvllle, Monongalia county,
the Dunkard Valley Gas Company has
drilled its old gasser to the fourth
sand an dthe mole has filed up, 1900
feet with fluid.
In the Folsom district, Harrison
county, the South Penn Oil Company
mas drilled It's No. G5 on the Gen'ne
Robinson tract five feet into the Cor
don and the hole has filed up GOO feet
with fluid. In the same district the
same company is drilling in the top
of the Gordon at It's second test on
the Easton Robinson farm.
On South Fark, Grant district, Wet
eel county, the Parker & Edwards OIL
company has drilled It's No. I on the
NJ. Barr tract into the top Of the Cor.
don and has developed ligat gas
pressure. The Carnegie National Gas
Company is drilling its No. 2 on the
s. P. starkey farm to the Gordon.
In the Middlebourne district, Tyler
county the Melrose on and Gas Com.
pany has lrilled it's test on the Sarah
and Mary Ankrom farm through the
Keener sand and has Developed a
gasser.
Average Producer in Lincoln.
On Straight Fork, Duval district.
Lincoln county, the Big Creek Devel.
opment Company has completed its
No. 8 on the A. G. Grass farm AMI
has a 30-barrel producer in the Berea
grit. The Guyan OIL Company's No.
u on the Guyandotte tract, is holding
up at 10 barrels day. This is the
only we'll in the lower southwest that
is now producing 10 or more barrels
day.
A Wildcat Duster.
Five miles southwest of Cadiz, Har-
rison county, the Greater Pittsburg
oil and Gas Company has completed
Its wildcat on the H, S. and j. v. Bar.
rcklow farm and has buster in the
Berea grit.
i In the Dillonvale district, Jefferson
county, the Jennings Oil Company has
completed a test on the Dobbins farm
and has show for producer.
OIL CITY. Pa.-Credit balances,
sl7s. Runs, 2O2.7SS: average, 1856.
4S4. Shipments. 2OO,s74; average,
179,95S.
NE Standard Oil. go.
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The Messenger Cadets.

Miss Alice Conway entertained her
Sunday School class Of the Christian
Church at her home on Walnut avenue
last night. The class is composed of
boys from the age of . to -. and about
514of them were present. She was as.
sisted in entertaining by her niece.
Anna Bowie. Mrs. w. II. Wilson. the
former teacher of the class. also as.
sisted. The boys were organized into
; q club known as the Messenger Ca.
diets. They elected George McCrory
captain, and their work will be to de-
liver kilograms to all absent members
Of the Sunday School and bring bacl;
the answer as to why they were not in
Sunday school. Also bring new mem.
bers into the school. After the bust
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ness session a social home was enjoy.
ed and dainty refreshments We're sery.
MIR. Hubbard Arrives.

Gilbert Hubbard. the writer, author
and philantaroplst, came in from
Pfttsburg to-day on train NO. so. He
will lecture alta the Grand Opera
House tonight on Health, Wealth and
Happiness. Last night Mr.. Hubbard
lectured in one of the largest Jewish
synagogues in Pittsburg. Tomorrow
morning he leaves this city at 1925
o'clock and will lecture at Philadel.
phia tomorrow night. Mr.. Hubbard
lectures in PHILADELPHIA three times
year and always has large audiences.
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The salt sand territory on Flat Fork
Harper district, Roane county, occa.
sIonally furnishes a surprise at pres
ent in good producer. Up to the
present time the Big Iniun sand ter
ritory in Walton district, has made
the best record. The South Penn Oil
Company mas drilled It's No on the
II. j. Hersman farm through the salt
sand and the we'll produced so barrels,
natural. the first q hours. This loca.
lion is 600 feet west of the same conf
mny's No. on the same farm.
On Big Creek, Harper district, the
Carter Oil Company has now drilled
It's test on the G. W. Phillips farm
through the Berea grit and found that
formation barren. This location IL
three and one-half miles south OF Flat
Fork pumping station. To make the
test complete 1t will be drilled so feet
below the Berea grit.
Dry In All Sands.
On Spring creek, near Triplett, and
three miles in advance of production,
the Mill Oil Company has drilled its
test on the w. r. Eyling farm
through the Berea grit and found that
and the upper sarls barren.
IN the Holidays Cove district.
Brooke county, c. Ferguson & CO.
have completed their No. 10 on the
Emma Ferguson farm and have 80.
barrel producer. North of Holidays
Cove pool. McAbee & Co. lave com.
pleted second test on the E. A. Nc
Abee farm and have duster.
The production OF the Holidays
Cove qool is holding up better than
an yother partly developed pool in the
lower southwest. For some weeks tho
daily output has fluctuated between
l.60o and LOO barrels a day. Fergu-
son & CO. have completed 81 locations
to drill. OF tine aggregate. Ferguson
6 Co. have more than three-fourtha
of the daily production. This com.
pany began operating in this district
les sthan two years ago and they
consider their holdings worth more
than s1,6Oo,OOo. Without any COM
mentlng on the value placed on this
property by the owners, 1t is plain
That the oil industry in the eastern
fields will hold out inducements to
the Investor.
Light Producer in Tyler.
On McElroy creek, McElroy district.
Tyler county, Mccain & Underwood
nave drilled their No. 5 on the sllas
Langfitt heirs, farm through the Big
Iniun sand and have show for a 10.
barrel pumper.
z 70 . ~ y 8 ~ Is s.. y.
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en- siate 81 puBiic opinion Tie defense
eelit continuance Until tomorrow
liieii time the secnfion win fte
counter amdaYlts.
The bullet fired ~ Morris Haas 1T
mr. Heney Friday was removed today
from the muscles Of the lower left
maxiitary. The operation was per
formed by DR.. Wallace /. Terry. chief
surgeon of the Central Emergency
Hospital, Mr.. Heney ds resting quiet
". He shows no III effects from The
operation.
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ters for the iobbers and the peabody
Hotel the headquarters for Inc mani.
lecturers.
GOVERNORS 70 ATTENp.
~ 5. w. Press AsaoeLatIo

Vby o W. PFess AssOelatloi
PlTTSBURF, Pa, Nov. is GOV.
ernors of several coaismining state
nave already accepted invitations fcI
attend, the American Mining Con
gress in this city early next inpasit.
Every effort is being made I'd insure.
the participation in the congress 81
the chief executives, senators ana re
resentatievs Of all the principal eoal
States, in order to secure uniform iaws
for the protection Of the life and limb
OF miners. Many other niinif Is.
forms will be considered BY hi eot.
gress.
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will be in excellent shape.

practice will be in excellent shape,
The local High School only mas one
more game in the His. School League
and it being with Shinnston will be an
easy contest. All their hard tryouts
are now preparing for the Alumni
game. Capt. Fleming expresses him
self today as confident of victory over
the Alumni and Manager DeBolt is
seeing that every arrangement is com
plete.
The other game on Thanksgiving
will be between tn Glenvllle Normal
and the local Normal teams. The
GEenyille Normal is one of the best in
the State ~and will hustle the local
team to win.
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CLEVELAND AIpPopRso,Mg5E pAaL,.

CLEVELAND. Nov. is. THE Hippo.
drome, cleveland's biggest thsatsr.
aoused in a million dollar butiafng and
seating over 1000 people, closed last
night. Its organization has been dis-
banded and the $50 eniploge paIa Oh
The CleeyIand Hippodrome gonpaay
which ows the building, went Into
the hands OF receiver some time ago.
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cashan.WlIson.

Mrs. zizzie Wilson, formerly If this
place, who went to Genoa, Ohio. last
spring with her son-in-law, Mr.. Chas.
Myers, was married November II,
1908, to Mr.. P. Cashan. of Genoa, Ohio.
They will reside on a farm near
Genoa.
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Alumni High School Football Game

Alumni High School Football Game.
All arrangements have been com
pleted between the managers of the
High School and Alumni of the High
School football teams and patrons of
the game will again see the opposing
teams in their annual contest. BY this
arrangement double header will be
necessitated at South Side Park on
Thanksgiving afternoon. This is the
first time double header has been
attempted in local football circles anil
the plan promises to work very favor.
ably
The personnel of the Alumni team
VIII be particularly interesting to To-
cal admirers Of the game as all the
old time stars will be In the game.
Many OF these have gained promi.
nence on college teams and many of
them have ben in the game Ill season
and are In gold training. Signals and
plays have been exchanged through
the mail by those out of town and
when they report for duty each player
will be familiar with all the tricks and
signals. The Alumni who are already
in town are pFacticing hard every
night they have a snappy signal prac.
tice at 7 O'Clock. Sixth of the Alumni
have been in the game at the State
University and by coming up from
Morgantown for few nights signal
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zanier, 1859.

IanIer, 14G9.
Others among these masterpieces
are;
The second edition of Livy, printed
in Rome by Udalricus Gallgg. not la,
ter than 1870. 1t is the SUNDERLAND
copy.
The first Florence edition of Dante,
1881, with Landina's commentary and
engravings after Bottioelli.
The rare and valuable Nuremberg
Chronicle, 1893.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-18
To Hold Dollar Social.

The Mcfarland Mission Circle will
hold a D9llar Social on Thursday even.
ing OF this week at the Presbyterian
Church. Each member will contribute
the dollar which they have earned and
tell how they earned it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-18
MRS. G. BoNoMl.
Art NeedIework School, 1926 Main St.
Exhibition, 4o4 Main St.

For this month only. free lessons in
Embroidery of every kind. latest
French designs on shirtwaists. Collars,
Belts. etc. Special designs done and
stamped to order on short notice.
School open from a. m. until 9 p. IN.
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GiDes Testimony
CROss-exAMGNAnoN OF NEW
YORK BROKERS' NOT YET
COMPLETED.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 1S.--In the
trial OF Harry S. Silverman, Plttsburg
representative Of Miller and Company,
New York brokers, charged with CON
spiracy with Henry Reiber and John
Young to defraud the Farmers Depos-
it National Bank, the defendant was
on the stand in his own behalf in the
United States district court yesterday.
and his crosseXamination had not
been concluded Mt adjournment.
He testified that he did not know
that Reiber was using The funds of the
bank for stock speculation, and that
ne had never held conversation with
Reiber as to where the money was
coming from. He described at length
the campaign to boom stock of the
Pittsburg Lead and zinc Company, In
which the money was lost.
1t is the contention Of the prosecu-
ton that Sflverman knew that the
$doO 900 which Relber testified to CIV
ing Rosenbaum for the account was
taken from the banks funds.
Reiber and Young are now serving
terms under conviction of embezzle.
ment of over $l,0OO,OgO Of the banks
funds
Many prominent business and pro.
fessional men were character wit.
nesses for SHERMAN yesterday and
gave him an unblemished reputation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-18
10 Entertain Good rhine cIub.

Mrs. Rosa Fleming and Mrs. NJ. L.
Asncrait will entertain tae Good Time
Club on Friday at the home of the lat
ter on Fairmont avenue.
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ENORMOUS FIRE ross \

INDIANA, Mass Nov. he
plant of the Tndlanaola Compress and
Warehouse Company and several ad-
Joining buildings were destroyed 81
fire yesterday. The loss probably VIII
be in excess Of 100000 With com
parative1y small amount ot fnsarancs.
A large quantity oticottoniw estruy.
ed.
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Mf1. Embrey Hostess.

Mrs. willard Rmbrey deligntfully
entertained a number of friends at
cards on Tuesday afternoon at the
Kenyon Hotel. Progressive pedro was
the diversion of the afternoon and Ave
tables Sere occupied by the guests
Miss zoe Jolliff won the first prize
brass candle stick, and Miss Mary
shinn WIN the consolation prize Mrs
Etnbrey's guests we're Mrs. B. l.. Mar,
tin, Mrs. Robert Reed. Mrs. Albert
Kelley Mrs. A. B. Mcdonald, Misses
Teresa Nuzum, Charlotte Deveny.
Zoe Jolllff, Louise Fitch, Mary Shinn
Margaret Bishop. Lena Hamilton. Mir
ME and Elsie Fleming, Nellie Cassidy,
Stella Stevens, Helen futile. Edith
and Agnes Henry. Mary Ward AMI
Gail staggers. A delicious luncheon
was served at tae close OF the games.
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ohah& Harris are to add to their
Enterprises by producing society com.
etlas problem plays and stirring melo-
Famas.
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81 The Girl Question which had a
iong run in New York, is being pre-,
scented on tour with the original com.
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that We are daily meeting the great
demand for Winter Shoes and Rubbers
for the whole Family.