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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
RESroS,rl0N TO ENTRY OF LANDS N
NATIONAL FOREST.

Noiire u hereby f-on that the lands
described below, embracing leo acres. within
the hluc Mta National fnfcsi, Oregon, will be-
fubicct 10 settlement sud enter under the pfo
visions OF the hompttcad laws of the United
riaies and tho act of June ~. ins lal stat gsl I,
Al the United states iand uilrr af Nufua ore
son, on July %, ip,s, Auy settler who was ~.
iuallY ana In good iAith claiming any ~ said
lands iof agricultural purposes prior % fauu.
arl I, ipoa, end has not aba tduurd same. has n
prciyrcnco flfh 90 make homestead rutfy
Tor the lands actually occupied. Said laufs
we're listed urun thr applications nf pefsaus
mgntiuucd below, who have preference fieht
subject 70 the prior ufht OF any such settler
provided such settler or applicant u quailnrd
% make Homestead rutft aud enc preference
ufht is exercised prior Co. July ~ lfa. nn
which date the lands Will hr subject tn fniiie.
meut ana ouiff ht am qualified urfsnu The
lands are af follows the tia ~ ~ che "a l.
Of ~ Il, See 10, The NV, Of hNt. s,t. it. a,
W ~ " " listed upln the application
uf Jesse ". Allison, ui ruplrn oregon who al.
lcFcs s'tilrment in 1904 ffci urnurft. Tom
missioner ~ ne donegal land Unrr AruruF
gd Annil "a, ipui lfank Pierce. lifFt Assistant
Secretary u The luicfiof
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
BANKING BY MAIL.
J. C. Freeman is over from his
Warm Springs home.

]. C. Freeman is over from his
Warm Springs home.
No. Boston team collars SO. rs
each a j. c. Welcome & Sons.
Hand seeders and cultivators
|. Schwartz, "The Busy Corner
Store"
]. r. Hendricks and wife were
in the city yesterday on lard
business.
Get your onion sets now and
know they are fresh and good
Voegtly has them.
MCGOWAN g. Nichols have
Spells TO sell for seed or feed.
Cheaper than barley.
DIR. L. f. Hibbard expects 10
leave next Saturday and his Off
&C will be closed for the three
weeks following.
DIR. r. d. BuTow left Monday
for British Columbia where he
goes on business. He viii later
visit his daughter. Ruby, at
Roseburg.
Assessor Logan and James
Donegan are home from the
southern part Of the county where
the former was listing property
for the 1908 assessment and the
latter in the interest Of his can
didacy.
August Muller died at his
home at Drewsey yesterday
morning. He was suffering
from pneumonia. Deceased was
about Is years old and was well
known here having gone 10 school
in this city the winter of 1907.
James Mahon spent a day or
two here this week. Even
though his friends voluntarily
gave him the nomination for
joint senator Jim wouldn't stand
for it and up 10 the present time
Mr.. Parrish has no opposition |
for the place.
A large number of people were
up from Narrows yesterday con-
nected with the land contest case
Of the government VS.. Mrs. Mary |
Curtis-Haines. Among those
here as witnesses and otherwise
are j. f. Harper, C. A. Haines.
VIM. Dunn. Henderson and Har-
vey Elliott and Alya Springer.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNITED ,,,,l. srAtts ,,...., iANR oFFl1k :, ,is.

uufntY ufrNunt NAY ~, lHut,
sufficient contest anidavlt having been
dlcd in this once hy thomas A iunes. cnn
iesiaut. aFHinsi homestead entry No inpi
made Apfil -, iNN, Tor ~ HNi., NNfi
HNL, rNk Nlit frrtinn II. tuNnshlp =.
= hauFc a,i y, NN ~ charles iicmmrf
ioutcstue. in which u l. alleged that aaii
euift man has wholly Abandoned said land
for more than thFcg year iuiurfiiatsly pfrHtds
ms this contest, AMI has hrea shseui ihsfslfnm
since ,hc DAY - July 1905. and that said
allftNd absence Tom the Hala land nas not
due a. his employ mcni iu thr Army. hHYY, nf
Marine toftt OF ihe tuliyd riaiss 81 a pfiYaie
soldier oMrcf, seaman uf marine, duriuF
time Of var said paliiTs ace hereby uuilned
10 appear, respond Hu1 ufuf evidence Touch
ing said allegation al NJ utlork a. Ca. nu June
~, ips before the hegisinf sud Receiver "a the
United states land unire in huTns. oregon.
The said conigsiani hsflur. iu proper
anidafii, nlCd MHy o. iHns, ftf fufth facts
which show that hitrf due diligence psTsonHl
sefNicr OF this no tee rau net hr made, n Ia
hereby ordered ana alf,ftrd that such notice
De- sifeu h1 due aud proper ruhiirauon
W.. FaHHr. Register
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EsTRAY-C Came 10 my place a
year ago last winter. one red
COW, branded 81 on left hip and
also on right hip. Mark crop of
left ear and split in right ear.
Owner please call, prove proper
ty, pay expense and get the ami
nal.
G. o. Hendricks.
Lawen, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
Hereford Cattle

My well known herd Of Prize
winning HerefCsds is now located
on the farm of VIM. =. Cayines8,
in Malheur county. WIN be
pleased TO have you call and in-
spect herd. If in need Of bulls
or heifers we can satisfy you in
quality and price. Write your
wants 10:
wh. .. cAYisESs, &. D. CONRAD.
iTonslds. Ore. IA 0faads, uff.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
TREspAss NOTICE.

Hunting, fishing and camping
forbidden on my premises at
Emigrant creek during the grow
ing season.
J. II. GARRETT.
p. 7. FINKE in charge.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
FOR SALE.

At DEMO Oregon General
merchandise business, saloon,
hotel also buildings and land,
dwelling house and furniture.
For particulars address
MRS. A. ScHUBENER,
DEMO, Oregon.
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c. H. Voegtly has garden seeds.
Archie Millard was down from
II II.

U
Archie Millard was down from
Harvey Tuesday.
! Schenk Bros. are now ready
with their great line of spring
and summer goods.
Mesdames Reed & johnson
have received a part Of their
spring shipment Of millinery and
are expecting more.
w. NJ. Stewart has q nice,
smooth two-year-old stallion for
sale. The colt was sired by his
Clyde stallion Cracker Jack. "
P. A. Hyde is dressing stone
for the coping around the cement
walk to be put down in front and
on the north side Of the Harvey
County National Bank.
Messrs Blot & Sprague will
leave here Monday for Sunset
and Narrows country where they
will sink some deep wells for sew
eral homesteadors.
Thos. Dawson was up from
Sunset Wednesday to meet his
son. w. r., whom he expected
home from Austin. VIII arrived
that evening accompanied by d.
P. Jordan and family.
About one hundred head Of
ranch horses, broke and unbrok-
en-. at the Trout Creek ranch Of
the American Land & Live Stock
Co. Call on or address,
E. b. Hill,
DEMO, Oregon.
p. c. Peterson was recently
brought in from his ranch qrite
sick and has since developed a
case Of spotted fever. He is at
the Overland and although he is
in for a siege he is doing as well
as coulI be expected.
w. II. Fitchett was here day
or two this week, having come
up after lumber. He was delay
ed here on account of the rain,
but as he has 100 acres Of grain
in he felt he could afford 10 lay
off hauling while it was raining
IS for him.
A letter just received from the
Beuna Vista ranch Of the VIM.
Hanley Co., that fire had caused
considerable loss there. ltseems
the fire spread from burning tul-
es and burned three wagons,
five sets Of harness two saddles
and some beds belonging TO the
boys.
Green Hudspeth. the old re-
spected pioneer. is quite sick at
his home in this city suffering
from pneumonia. His condition
has been quite serious owing TO
his advanced age. but he is hold
ing his own well and the rela-
tives and many friends have
hopes for his recovery.
f. Nj. Bunyard and family have
been over from their home at
Juntura this week on a visit with
relatives and friends. Frank
says the frost hit them pretty
hard over there but that the
prospects are very good for an
average fruit crop on his place
when he left home.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16
NO TREspAssING.

Hunting ard fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
JoHN GILCREsT.
Supt,
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job printing The Times-i Herald
Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
c. F, Mckinney is back from
a visit to the saw mill.
Geo. Buchanan was over from
the station yesterday.
No. Boston team collars So. 20
each at ]. c. Welcome & Sons.
MCGOWAN & Nichols have
customers for ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
See them if you want to buy or
sell.
Schenk Bros. wish you to come
IN and see what they have. so
you may order a suit and be
ahead of the rest.
Bill Hudspeth arrived here
Thursday to be at the bed side
of his aged father who is suffer- |
ing from pneumonia.
$40 acre ranch for sale suitable |
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund- |
ance Of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this Office.
A complete sectionized map of /
Harney Co. in ten colors, show
ng all large holdings, has been
rotten out by +. o. Il. Co. ,
Price $l.00. MCGOWAN & Nichols. |
Sales Agt.
G. w. Clevenger has sewing
machines and will sell them on
erms to suit the purchaser.
Don't delay getting a machine
'hen such an opportunity is Of
cred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hayes have
cen up from their Lawen home,
ince Thursday. They came up
n land business and remained
D attend the graduating exer-
ises of the high school.
For SALE - Four 4-year-old
thoroughbred Herford bulls from
ne famous Henry Gray herd of
rook County. ! have purchased !
Ierfords from another herd to
Ike the place Of these is my
JASON for selling. w. L. Smith,
urns, Oregon. 4
Adam George has p quarter ,
,ctions Of grain land. Tracts ,
'om l60 acres up 10 $40 acres. .
his is not Go bushels per acre I,
nd. but As bushels. Stock | z
inches from 620 up TO 1850 acres.
II we'll watered no hosting of
ater, ranging in prices from $40
$3.50 per acre.
80 Days Trial Sl.O0 is the Of !
n on'Pineules. Relieves Back
he. Weak Back, Lame Back.
heumatic pains. Best on sale /
n Kidneys, Bladder and Blood. !.
ood for young and old. Salts Z
.ction guaranteed or money re- ;.
lnded. Sold by The Welcome !,
harmacy, Burns, Oregon. Fred !
aines, Harney. Oregon.
DIED-At the family home :,
ar Wright's Point yesterday, )
ay 10. Lulu. daughter Of Mr..
I'd Mrs. w. f. Simpson from :
berculosis. Deceased was %
,ars old and had been afflicted
r a long period. She came 10 l.
is county with her parents a
ar ago this month In hopes
at the climate would be bene- :
iial and for a time il seemed
e invalid was improving. She
aves besides her parents. four v
iters, Mrs. j. w. Johnson Of
lrfeld, Wash. Mrs. S. T.. s
of Moscow. Idaho.
rs. c. X. Horney and Miss Eva
mpson both Of this place. In
rment tomorrow morning at
O'Clock in the Burns cemetery
here Rev. c. w. Holloman Of
G Baptist church will conduct :
short service. The bereaved :
latiyes have the sympathy Of
wide circle Of friends in this
rinity.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-16

n Girl wanted inquire at this
office.
Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
j. A. Passenger is home from
a trip to Idaho.
J. II. Culp, painting and paper
hanging. Burns, Oregon.
1 Henry Goodlow was among
/ our visitors during the week.
Woodie Best and wife are over
from Silver Creek on a visit to
relatives.
The rains Of the past few days
have been very beneficial to the
range and growing crops.
Jap Beavers and one of the
Hankins boys were down from
Silvies the first Of the week.
A. S. Swain is confined to his
home with spotted fever. He
has been sick for over a week.
VIM. Capron and Chas. Labor
ence two young men of Illinois,
are late arrivals here to look at
the country.
Grandma Shaver and informs
US that Guy Shaver and family
have all been sick out at the
ranch with grip.
Schenk Bros. do all kinds of
cleaning, pressing. repairing for
ladies and gentlemen at very
reasonable prices.
Hugh Witzell came IN the first
of the week and joined his fami-
ly. He has been kept busy
greeting old time friends.
r. J. Williams is over from
Silver Creek and will be accom-
panied home by his son Fred,
who has been attending high
school.
DIR. w. L. Marsden, who has
been visiting with his parents in
California is now on his way
home. He viii arrive home
Monday. II
VIM. Hanley has gone TO the
railroad TO look after the ship I
ment of a large bunch of cattle. !
He will visit Portland and other
points while absent.
J. f. Hammond. Harry Austin
and Frank Hungate were all in 7
on land business the first Of the 1
week. Mr. Austin has gone on r
70 Washington with his family.
B. w. Hamilton and F. o. '
Jackson left this week for Port I
land where they so as delegates
to the |. o. o. +. grand lodge. ,
They will also visit other points .
including Corvallis. while out. :
Frank Harrison and Walter
Heller spent last week fishing in {
the streams Of STEMS Mountain. {
The boys are reported 10 be (
awful fish caters" as they never I
brought any home. 7
The old soldiers Of this place
have invited Rev. A. J. Irwin, TO n
conduct memorial service Sunday A
afternoon. May "a, at 3 o'clock. a
The service will be at the Pres :,
byterian church. .
II you want a colt that isn't a (,
Cracker Jack. but is a No. good d
colt. you can start right by send y
ing your mares 10 Harney 10 d
Charles II. Davis Cleveland Fl
bay horse. Price $500 by the d
L
J. E. Joyce of Portland is at ;. ;.
in this city. He is not y
enjoying good health and is here y
for the double purpose Of regain y
ing his health and looking over .
the Harney country. Mr.. Joyce =
is a pressman. \
Why not see what your home Il
dealer has and get his prices be- a
fore sending away for goods? r,
G. w. Cleyenger has prices on a
sewing machines. furniture, car Y
pets. ETC., that viii not permit
any one sending for goods in his
line. Go and see. "
A SNAP IN REAL EsTATE-l60 q
acres Al Crane Creek gap. so a.
acres farm land, the other 50 ie
pasture, all fenced, growing crop, y
garden all planted, small orchard y
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HItt< MAY Is. 1908
cel News.
s'I 10 in the city.
po<Htoes at Huston's
nreon has been in the
" dnys.
|} was up from
Ne week.
<,o feam collars SO. rs
Welcome & Sons.
NJ Parrish arrived
ek rom Grant coun-
X h in the city. He
icc b short call yes
,a have received a
f fne woolens and
crS and cultivators
The Busy Corner
|4nnn is in the CITY
ovcr from Harney
with VIM. Morft.
rcpfesentative.
Is slrangers) camp
fidge who want
They need it to
>eir immediate
pd Informs us that
~ ranch house on
~1s destroyed by
" hight and every
urned. The fire is
have caught from
and ranchers viii .
/ n<ifantage 20 eth /
nsuIt II. j. Hansen |
Meat Market before |
bacon or lard. 1
4 10 take cnre Of
/ right prices.
Irwin will preach
ay n. morning and
Tho Presbyterian
mbject for the
be christians in
in Dc evening he
/ The Two Sides. "
are cordially invit-
|nGcr means exact
10 ~hen he asserts
el<kk four differ
"a even different
|nx machines right
a they are for sale
|<rrtofore advertis-
ers can have all
frm one to a car
10 nit them.
a. candidate for
|ey is here today
Lawen, Narrows
hia afternoon and
+ Mill leave for
uonday. as circuit
thefe and he has
he bis personal at
that reason Mr..
be able 10 get over
he dsired.
'uldenberg of the
! Yrhnsit Line was
J lroking after his
Mr. Woldenberg
b Herald was mis- /
|gard TO Mr.. Met !
king charge Of the I
|ldenberg has the {
bully i. 1910. He |
k he mail in on Z
ng The people very ]
rrice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07

b i y. ] { i . . sr4
No. on the Joseph Mccune farm
through the Berea grit and has dus.
ter. This well will be drilled to the
Gordon. In the same district. r. q.
Gillespie has drilled his test on the
Wiley Parrish farm through the Berea
grit and has a buster.
West Virginia Developments.
One mile cast Of Wheeling. the
Wheeling Producing Company has
drilled its second test on the Thomp.
son farm into the Big Intun and has a
light show OF oil. 1t will be given a
shot
In the Follansbee pool, in Brooke
county, Ferguson & Co. have com
pleted their No. en- the Mamie and
Clara McKim farm and nave a show
for a SO-barrel producer. This loca.
tfcn is 800 feet north of No. i. In the
same district, Ferguson q co. have
completed No. z on the John Hindman
farm and have a 4O!barrel producer.
This location is 400 feet northwest of
No. 2 on the same farm. n
The production Of the HOLIDAYS
Cove pool IS now estimated at 800
barrels a day. The gauge Of the Fol.
lapsbee pool is given at 1926 barrels.
divided as follows: La Belle Iron
Works, 7a5 barrels; 9fahan e Fereu.
son. 35 barrels: Mahan OIL Company,
30 barrels, and William Freu1enber.
ger, 5 barrels. Less than three months
AGO the F0llanshee pol was producing
5000 barrels day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
TAFT ARGUSES
THE WE!S IERIYEPS
Makes PcWERFuL SPEECH BE
FORE WATERWAYS coNVEN
TioN AT CHICAGO.
(By United Press.)

4.
CHICAGO. Oct. I.In a forceftll
speecn 0elore the waterways GonYen.
ton to-day, Mr., Taft pledged himself
70 9 systematic and generous policy
TOT e, Improvement ofsriyers and lakes.
34,he cost OF making ocean harbors
cut OF the cities on the great lakes.
the Mississippi and 1t tributaries VIII
ne enormous, he said but large as IL
promises to be it will be a splendid
investment and pay tremendous tIiyi.
bends IN saving freight charges and
opening the country 8 vast undeyelop-
ed areas, After referring to the work
already accomplished in a small way,
Mr.. Taft said: The time has come
when 1t is imperative to- consider I'M.
proVements according TO some gener.
Gus and fehensive plan so al to
mould them into a complete system
OF transportation.
We hnd that the enormous increase
OF production Of our people in all
lines OF Industrial activity has out.
stripped the ability OF the great fail.
road systems. extensive and efiSienf
find during the ten years ending Il,
as they are, to transport then, we
1905. the internal conmerca al aar
country increased lis per cent. while
railroad transportation saciii9ies d,,r.
ing the same time Increased only "a,
per cent. Transportation Is the ones.
ton of the hour. we must nave "a.
course to waterways. 4
No nation has been 50 favored
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
Coffee
Cake
and
Music

served in honor Of the brile-and groom
ut the home of Mr.. l.. L. sneai, ut
which time an opportunity was given
10 their friends to offer congratufa-
lions and also to view the numerous
and handsome bridal presents.
The bride, who is daughter of the
late Major H. G. DeShfG1is, of North.
cumberland county, is strikingly hand
some and has many friends and adj
mirers in Essex and in her native
county. The groom is prominent
druggist of Tappahannock. Past Grand
Master of Arlington Masonic Lodge,
anil is universally popular in bn-s.
ness and social circlea.-T!de Water
Democrat, Tappahannock, Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07

Miss 0dtlla Brand OF this city, a
sister Of Assistant Postmaster W. H..
Brand, 8a married on sunday IN Chi.
caeo. Ill. ID aiT. Ham Il B1anforit.
Tho ceremony was per- formed at the
lesldence Of Rev 81. Gosselt. who off,
cieted the marriage. Miss Brand
lefi here ON Sunday morning for Chi
caeo and pnlg her near relat ives knew.
81 the coming welding a telegram
rsfeiYed 3be announc the ge.i
Miss Brand npw drs, T3lanf ford, mas,
1or number oE years been employed
"A The Money Order Department OF the
ppstoHi ce II. BlanfnrI Is In The liiIn,
where re WIN take his bride to re.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
Ross.Rrahm.

Invitations to the marriage OF Miss
Lenore Branm to Mr.. Howard Ross
were issued yesterday by Miss
Brahms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Brahm. The wedding viii be celebrat-
ed at the brides home on Wednesday,
October the 21st, at five o'clock p. m.
The engagement OF Miss Bruhm and
Mr., Ross was announced several
weeks ago, The cards read:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Brahm
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
sl4enley-peshieIds.

j.. i
ne GLOWING is an account OF the
Hsnle ID 3hiells wedding which was
cele ted on October LIST, in Virginia.
The bIile Us a sister of Mr.. H. C. De.
Siiiel dss Who 18th his wife were a urang
She Wedding guests:
ayt October lat, was a day
q more than passing interest to the
peoris ot Tappa hammock for we'd
ding bel were ringing in our midst,
aitti Of 80 q. m. st. Johns Isplsco-
mi Church was filed to OVERLOOKING
With Interested spectators who were
Ilre eert to witness the marriage or
7[r Igiln 4eonard Henley. OF Tappa-
liannpel h to Miss Mary Josephine De.
Shield Of Northumberland county.
ne ceremony was impressfvely per-
tprIueds Sby Rev. VIM, Nelson Meade,
Rector Of South Farnnam Parish.
The church was decorated with goTd-
EN- rod ferns and plants, exuuisitely
DESIGNED which shone out by the soft
Flow a hundred candles and deli.
Gated shaded lamps and presented n
picfnre Well worthy OF praise.
PEonptly at II O'Clock. the bridal
pert enter and Assembled around
lie altar as Miss Ella Fleet, Of BruInf.
ton rendered the wedding march.
sol II and sweetiy @Ohl Perfect Love"
ysbs SING BY ME- w, Il. Phillips, accom-.
PAINTED by Mrs J, Pnillips.
he bride was gDwned in white
mes allna silk with tillet trimmin gs.
B Her vel was caught with sapphire
and pearl min, the gtft OF the groom.
She VA s. given away by her brother,
HIM nj faf1i "a Mas iatHr Tho hrfA 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
Guest Of Mrs. Jackson.

Mrs. Amos Payne. of Clarkzhurg, is
in the city the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs, G. o. Jackson. on Fourth street.
Mrs. Payne is a delegate to the Wo-
mans Clubs convention. Mr.. and
AIRS, jackson returned last evening
from a week sivlsIt in tiPtbsurg, where
they attended the Sesquf-C Centennial
celebration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
WiIson-Wilso,,

MrI. Lewis A. wilson and Miss Yes.
ia Wilson, two well known young PEG.
pie of Pawpaw district, were united
in marriage this afternoon at one
o'clock in the County Clerks office.
Rev. Scott, OF Morgantown, perform.
ed the marriage ceremony.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
nlFthdav surnrIae PartY.

MIS- lizabeth Dent was given a sur.
Prise party last evening at her home
On Walnut aYsnue, the occasion being
her sd birthday anniversary The
event was arranged by her daughters
end tie following guests were pres
emf Mrs Charles Wiggtngton, Miss
Mollle Wigglngton, Mrs. Will riggs,
Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Knapp, Miss Nellie
Evans Airs. w. ID. evans; Mrs. Olive
Harden Miss nellie Harden, Mn. and
Mrs Heath Jones, Miss Edna Jones,
Atr and MRS q. %. Barry Mrs. VII.
liaIns Giy Hawkins, Miss Kath-
sleen ori and Mrs, Ateathouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-07
BANKS CONSOLIDATE.

JoHNsToWN, Pa, Oct. 7,-David
Barry, cashier of the First National
Bank, OF this city. has consummate,l a
deal by which the First National
Bank absorbes the Citizens National
Bank and the two will be consplldat-