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New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Citations.

gTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
the grace Of God free and independent 70 John H.
Morre Emily Vail Isabella Davis. Helen Wallace Henry
A Vail, Irving H Vail: FREDERICK 4 Vail Alice Aida
Graves William H. Vail, John II Vail. George William
Lemue Vail, John Henry Nelson VAIL Mary Elizabeth
James Benjamin Vail. Sarah Emma Vail George
Nelson Lindsay. United Fidelity Guaranty
Whitman v. White and T II. and
persons interested IN the Estate William
Morrell, County New York,
creditors, kin otherwise. md
you hereby cited and required personally
and appear before County OF
York, the Surrogates Court County held
a. Hall O Records in County OF York on
2Ith OF March. 1905. halfpast
the forenoon Of tha. day. then and there a
judicial settlement OF the John
Hamilton Morrel Administrator of Goods Chastes
Credits said deceased; and Of YOU as are
hereby cited under the Of
required appear by guardian you have one or
IL have appear and apply for ap-
pointed. in the OF neglect failure
guardian will be appointed by the 10 rep
resent and act for you in the proceeding.
In whereof We have Seafo Of he
Surrogates' Court Of the said County OF New
York 70 be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
ABNER C THOMAS. Surrogate Of said
II. 81 County, at the County OF New York. 3lst
day Of January, In the year Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL =. DOWpNEY.
Clerk of the Surrosstes' Court.
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INCOMING STEAME ERS.
TO-DAY.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY
HDNDA T bBRJ [ ARl TO.

delphia Guayra. February
Hamburg Naples January %. Tlarb-Am
t'adiZ. January 3o. Spanish
Savannah. Savannah February
Fl Cid Galveston February Pacific
FL New orleans. February 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Surrogdtes Notices.

~1r1NcFR CL.AKA.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
1 arder of HON. ABNER e. THOMAS. Surrogate Of
- County of New notice Is given TO all
nsTsons having against Clara Ottnser of the
fcintV az deceased. same. with
Vouchers the subscriber his
.C+inr business. Wall Borough az
Manhattan before DIR stn. 1904
dated New York, October 9th, 1907.
MARX OTTINGER, Executor.
NATHAN OTTINGER. Attorney for Executor. 90 Wall
street Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
i c. Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Notice is hereby given to all persons having
against Archibald Turner. late OF the
Of New York, deceased the
the subscriber. her of
business the office of Wilson Il.
No 20 Wall Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan the
City Of York. before the 25th day April
Dated New TortS. day Of October 1907
EMILE P TURNER. ExecItrfx. etc
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney for Executrfx.
Of Manhattan. York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

I-lACToRIEs AND LOFTS. SALE OR RENT. WRITE
II particulars ask broker LONG
ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO 14O Nassau st. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY il

Finance Colon Panama Il 90 500 p n
Kdnts Albert NaIies. n u i-loyd--.- II:
jefferson. NCTfoiA. O!c dominion p u
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

.Brines mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Feb IA, 600 , m
Feb 20, 500 p m
Feb q. 500 p m
Feb -. :oo 2 m
Mar s, 500 ? m
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
THEPASSINGOF
25GREAT SUNS
SCELEBRATEO
Pc Ambo Tribe, No. 65, |. 0. R.
NJ, Held Observance Which Will
Long Be Remsmhsrad.
: ROGRAM AN ELAsoRATE ONE

Twenty-Five "great suns" ago to-
night was Pc Ambo Tribe No. 65,
I'm proved Order of Red Men, organ
lied in a wigwam in Smith street,
between High and Rector streets,
with nineteen charter members. Last
night, with membership of 341 on
it's roll, the tribe celebrated the COM
pletion of a quarter-century of ex-
istence.
The affair took place in Washing
ton hall, which was filled with mem
bers, visiting great chiefs, a delega-
ton from Elizabeth, and ladies', in
cluding members of the Degree of
Pocahontas. The program was high
ly enjoyable.
Addresses were made by Great
Sachem Emil Schabilon, Great Chief
of Records Daniel NJ Stevens, Great
Senior Sagam ore Harry j. Rathbone,
Great Junior Sycamore John Thomp-
son, John Hanson, a charter member
of SIS, Great Keeper of Wampum
William j. Smythe and Past Great
Sachem DIR. Whitmore. All compli-
mented the tribe highly. Mr.. Stevens
was presented with an umbrella and
Thomas Lucas was given a past
sachem's sash.
A feature of the evening was the
singing of the Harmony Four and
Charles Hilker. The members of the
quartet are Carl Peterson, Thomas
Bollerup, Arthur Doscher and Sam
uel J. Mason. They featured Rel
mer's big song hit eau Revoir Is Not
Goodbye" and Selig's There's No
One Like the Old Folks, After All :"
Every number received loud ap-
plause, as did also the selections by
Thomas Lucas, Iver Jacobson and
James J. Flynn. Mr.. Flynn brought
down the house with comic song,
Widow Pleading for Her Son. and
encore, who Threw the OveraIls in
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?" Frank
Florisch, of Elizabeth, scored with
his buck dancing.
Dancing followed, music being
furnished by Preyn's orchestra. A
bounteous repast was served in the
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
CALLS HOLE
IN The WALL
A DISGRACE
State Road Commissioner Visits
South AmhOy'S Freak Will
Take Action at Once.
TO NOTIFY P. R. r. OFFICIALS

State Road Commissioner Freder-
ick Gylkison and Freeholder j. q.
Montgomery, of South Amboy, visited
the "Hole-in-the-Wall" in South Am
boy yesterday and the commissioner
expressed his surprise.
He told Mr.. Montgomery that he
never thought that there was such a
hole" as that in the state, and that
he would do everything in his power
to have the conditions remedied al
once. When the freeholder told him
that there was an average of 150 to
200 autos passing through there each
Sunday, the commissioner said it was
a disgrace. He promised to notify
Mr.. Sheppard and other oficials OF
the Pennsylvania railroad regarding
the matter.
Col. Gylkison complimented the
freeholders for the good county thor
oughfares. 1t was his first visit to
the roads in the vicinity of Sayreville.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
HERON is
EXAMINED
FOR SANITY
Dr.. W. E. Ramsay Of This City
One Of The Physicians Named
by Justice Bergen.
KEEP FINDINGS A SECRET
Special 20 the BVENTNG NEWS.

Special 20 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, July 25:-Archie
Heron, the slayer of Rev. S. B. d.
Priclxitt, the minister-editor living at
Metuchen, was examined at the Mid
dlesex county Jail yesterday after
noon by commission appointed by
Justice Bergen on the application of
Former Judge G. T. Cowenhoven,
counsel assigned by the court to de-
fend the murderer who will be put
on trial here Monday. It is said
Heron is insane and the commission
examined him, to test his sanity.
Judge Cowenhoven made applica-
tion for the commission yesterday
and suggested that County Physician
J. l.. Suydam, Of Jamesburg, DR.. w.
e. Ramsay, of Perth Amboy, and DR..
Evans, of the Morris Plains Asylum,
or DR.. Ward, formerly of the State
Asylum at Trenton be named. JUS
tice Bergen named DIR. Cotton, at the
head Of the state hospital and Drs.
Suydam and Ramsay. DR.. Suydam
did not reach here and the other two
doctors conducted their examination
privately in the office of Sheriff An
drew Church No announcement was
made as to their findings.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
POLITICAL POT
BEGINS TO BOIL
IN OLD AMBOY
Two Democratic Clubs and a
First Ward Republican Ofganlza-
ton Are Getting Together
! CLANBAKE IS PLANNED

That the political pot has COM
menced to boil in earnest is shown
by the two enthusiastic democratic
meetings held in this city last night
and by the formation. Of new first
ward republican cIub.
AS yet none Of these organizations
has pledged itself to support any par
ticular men in local politics, though
many individuals have petitions out
for recorder, alderman and the like.
The organizations are just being
formed and at each session, are being
by the addition of new
members.
The Perth Amboy Democratic Club
at the head of which are Henry w
Kehoe and Ralph Bulls, met in Bul.
lis hall, in Hartford street, last might
and formulated plans for a clam.
bake and outing during August, in
one of the local groves. John Ed
wards was appointed as q committee
of one to secure either the F. o. e,
hall or Odd Fellows hall as a meet
ing place.
A second meeting of the Young
Mems Club was held last night al
John d. Reardon's Pennsylvania ho-
tel, In State street. Plans were fur
ther completed for a Rhode Island
clambake, to be held at Union Grove
on August 8. The committee IN
charge of the bake consists of J. D.
Reardon, chairman; William Murtha,
Vincent Costello, Daniel Daily, w. F.
Martin and Morris Shean.
A portion of the session was also
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
STEADY RUN
TO The END

It is a good. steady run from now
on until the close of the EVENING
NEWS contest for vacation trips to
Niagara Falls. Every contestant
from now on will do her best for
every vote counts and they may all
be needed in the final Not only are
those whose names are entered inter-
ested, but the EVENING NEWS read
ers all over the city are watching
the contest daily. The friends OF
those In the race are particularly in.
terested. Seldom has a contest kept
so close for so long time. 1t is
absolutely impossible to tell who has
the best chance in the end. AS soon
as one pulls ahead the others are
right after her. And why not? A
weeks outing to Niagara is not to be
passed over lightly. Naturally all
want to go. Keep busy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
CLERGYMEN
IN BIG GAME
OF BASEBALL
Woodbridge Pastor Played Right
Field and Rev. James H. North
tup Held The indicator.
EXCURSION A GREAT SUCCESS

The union excursion of Sunday
schools of this city and surrounding
towns to Bellewood Park yesterday
was a remarkable success. There
were 1,004 tickets collected on the
train, but this did not include large
number of the children. The return
trip was made IN two sections, one
leaving at $3.50 O'Clock and one at g..
A baseball game was feature of
the day. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
Tho Other FelIers. BeIIeviews.
Leonard Wait, p G. Ballaupa, p
Joseph Bath, 1b Leon Hart, 2b
Henry Hansen, p. Yepsen, II
w. Sofeld, SIS A. Mason, 1b
G. Hayes, 2b Walter Barnes, c
II. Gels, 9b A. Randolph, 8b
A. Gels, IF Rev. r. w. Mark, rf
Arthur LaRoe, II w. Liddle, cf
A. Hansen, Of Winfred Barnes, SIS
Rev. James H. Northrup was the
umpire. The score was IA to Z in
favor OF the Belleviews During the
game Walter Barnes was hit in the
face with ball and Leon Hart had
one hand split.
Athletic Contests.
Those who won the contests were:
High jump, standing. boys, G. B.
Hays, Boston,, feet, 3 inches.
High jump, running, boys, r.
Burkhardt, Brooklyn, feet, 8 inch
es.
Hop, skip and jump, boys, r.
Burkhardt, S4 feet.
Hop. skip and jump, girls, Miss
Blanche Lansley 20 feet, 8 inches.
Broad jump, standing, boys, j,
Mansfield. feet, inches.
Broad Jump, running, boys, Wes-
ley Liddle, 13 feet, 8 inches.
Shot put, boys, J. Mansfield, 20
feet, inches.
Shot put, girls, Mrs Howard Hope,
IA feet, inches.
Four-legged race, boys, Arthur La
Roe, Kenneth Pierson and Winfred
Barnes.
1O0-yard dash, boys, Wesley Lid
die, 15 seconds.
100-yard dash, girls, Miss Blanche
Lansley, II seconds.
Those who entered the contests
were Mrs. Frances Brace, Mrs. How
ard Hope, Mrs. Luther Hope. Miss
Sophia Iverson, Miss Marguerite
Pfeiffer, Miss Adrienne Frost, Miss
Blanche Greiye, Miss Blanche Lans-
ley and Miss Millie Deitche; Arthur
LaRoe, Kenneth Pierson, Winfred
Barnes, Carl Monroe, Henry Hanson,
G. B. Hays, r. Burkhardt, Wesley
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25

Mr.. Bradley had them typewriter
and, last night, each of the board
had a copy of the lists of supplies
and repairs The meeting was called
to order at 8:36 o'clock, after the
lists had been examined. Commits
sioner Seaman asked what was the
usual way of proceeding in the mat
ter. Comm issioner Arner stated that
the board last year allowed each of
the commissioners to buy the sup
plies from the stores in his ward, by
dividing them up, in other words.
Thought Bid Plan Best.
A discussion followed, in which
Mr. Seaman stated that this was the
first time that the lists had been sub
mitted in a business-like manner and
that he thought the supplies should
be given out for bids. I'VE are no
charity organization" said Mr. Sea-
man, but are here to spend the
city's money to the best advantage,
and / move that the board go over
them carefully and give them out for
bids"
Commissioner Stack seconded the
motion, after which Commissioner
Arner arose and, In strong language,
admonished. Mr. Seaman. He stated
that Mr.. Seaman must think that all
of the other boards were rascals. He
said that the matter had been
brought up before, and after bring
ing his first down on the table with
vehemence several times, and re-
ferring to Mr.. Seaman's remark that
this was the first time the mat
ter had been so brought up, said Il
say it was a - lie If you say
So" Mr.. Seaman made no reply at
the time, although a few minutes
later he asked President Bradley If
he had said anything that was often
sive. Mr. Bradley said that he had
not and that he failed to see the
point that several other of the COM
missioners we're trying to bring up.
Commissioner Larson arose and
addressing his remarks to Mr. Sea-
man, said that remarks had been
made in regard to his honor. Mr..
Seaman denied 1t, upon which Mr..
Larson said that It had been limited.
The next time he throws q hint, "
said the sixth ward commissioner,
"he will hear from me-"
After a few additional remarks by
Chairman Moore, of the building
COLu mlItSS, NuO ALSO ubSu MS uBJ as
q gavel, President Bradley put the
motion relative to having the sup
plies given out for bids, to vote
Commissioners Seaman, Bradley and
Stack voted yes, and Commission
ers Larson, Arner and Moore, mo. .
AS the motion was lost, because of
the tie vote. President Bradley asked
for suggestions.
Commissioner Larson then said .
Il move that it be laid over to Mr..
Seaman and that he transact all the
business, as we do not know how to
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
LUMBER
For Local Concern.

The steamer Iona left Nova Scotia
on the 18th inst with cargo of
spruce lumber and lath for the R.
J. Rogers Lumber Company of this
city. Two other cargoes were also
consigned to the Jersey coast at the
same time. This material is all of
their own manufacture from their
own mills in that province. .
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
SCHOOL BOARD HAS
HEAT TED ARGUMENTS
OVER BUYING SUPPLIES
Strong Language Lends Color TO
WOrdy DiSCussiOns--A Tie Vote
Followed the Occurrence.
new SCHOOLS ARE DISCUSSED

session that
did
the time
profanity freely
night
and also
for buildings night Commissioner
chairman building committee submitted lists which the
ege should be
that
was
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
THIRTEEN ARE FINED
$40 EACH BECAUSE OF
GAMBLING MACHINES
Sudden Activity Of Police Adds Tidy
Sum to CitV Golfers Various
Excuses Are Offered.
THE DEVICES ARE GONFISGATED

Thirteen
morning fined $40 gambling
in their All of the prisoners
although protests.
Detectives HUFF the
keepers had been tipped the
they that machines which
yesterday
andt two yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
BELLEwooD EVERY SUNDAY.

Excursions via Lehigh Valley rail-
road. Seventy-five cents from Perth
Amboy. Children 40 cents. Special
train 8:16 a. m. Music. Amuse-
ments. Old fashioned country din
ner so cents.
Observation-Disclosures
29-30-31-S-1%
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
HELD FOR COURT OF
SPECIAL SESSIONS
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

HFVNFtNF 70 tFFU ~ 4E4VA4FU " ~ " d
Tottenville, July 25.-Magistrat
Marsh, in the second district court
Stapleton, yesterday, held Alexandei
Conquest, chauffeur for Pete
Floersch, of Perth Amboy, for th'
court of special sessions. Conques
was arrested on Wednesday after
noon on charge of violating tn,
motor vehicle law by running at tn,
rate of twenty-six miles an hour OF
Amboy avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-07-25
Special Baseball

SUNDAY, JULY 26, at Amusement Park
Nationals vs.. Greater NY. All Star
Female ChampOnTeam Of the World
Preliminary Game LIS BIG Game s.I5
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CONTINUED on page ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

In Honor Of Bride Elect.
Misses Elizabeth Cunningham Della
Toothman and Beatrice Snider will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
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81 ~ rs. F. f. Nichols ind Mrs. John
Gordon smythe have gone to Frost
burg, Nd, VIII ere they are the guests
.otAMrs. Herman Hesse. IS 6, y u
Vi A1isssElizabeth Stone. Misses Heath
ard Jane and Ga:hrlgh hi, and MI. Car.
5rell 4 GathrtGht went to- Milfboro 4 on;
Saturday last ard drove to Goshen:
through g oshen Pass:-c oylng ton, Va
Sentinel. s4 ,i.i
3fta1r. ~: sgrave, of Barrack-
rt!lei Is in the city to-day. s53s-
Roy IIow ard left tod ay for his
home at snitt.feld., Pa, to nIrend Sum
day. K
Miss Susan Watson Arnett han gone
to- Charleston where she7ts the guest
of iSses Helen and Sarah Swlsher..
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! : e0Icl g q
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tj@a@ Ea@ q fzg; es B @ @l
Point ,,,,iI nt5Pileasnnt society
9 - -

Yrs. w. q. Hartman and Mrs. How;
ard showa1ter, who twe ere honyr guests
IatEmany lighttu1 social affairs dur.
ing theirSyistt The State Gazstte,ta
weekly paper. gives the flowing
notice: *
Mrs. Hartman Of Fl iFnaont md Mrs..
Howard L shpwalt er OF Iarningt
who have been the guests OF Mrs q.
r. McC nlloch have been the eeipents
of!manyi social ifunc ions IN their hon6r
since here. afrs. q Bower en-
'terta!neds q par IN the!r honor at a
six o'clock dinner on edne alay scf
last week. Mrs. ~. 8 4 spene enter
tained for them; I a SIX O'clock dinner
Friday. MRS. G. !. =. Met u1locn enter
tanned for hem and the stenia Chi
Club on yesterd ~ afterno Jon With q
luncheon and 81 bridge whis Miss
Irene Bower will entertain tliis after;
noon with cards and N RS: Howard II.
Robey Will entertain tomorrow with "a
car. party IN their honor. re re
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

entertain on ION . ~ evening e. tie||
home 81 Misa snidey eompli mentaf,
to MISS shaf5s71nan whose lp1arrtngs
u Nj Clarence Bloom Viii p solet,7
aizsd On wsdnssaa q nest wesls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
SF ;;S(.

sFouM p-Physiciants edicine case;
owner ma obtain same BY calling at.
this once and pay Ting for; al. Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

AsTHsIA@ Cure sent Sby express to
You on free tt u IT. cures; send
not dor, 4: I've express ONCE.
Lane, Dept. D st. Marys,.
Kans 1t;Gt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

Factory Manag ger VIM. Lewis OF the
Monongsh Glass Com PAM. 81 gave an
ENJOYABLE affair last evening 10 some
Twenty-Five or thirty blowers and
gatherers OF his apartment. Ice
cream and cake were served Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
iii WssAVIN GsgRlA KEsSA NAM

isStftS1hrSfA =
s1$eents day for ave! years will :s
g, 1925
10 cents day forss q We years Il
i q. &. 1890
Scents a day In E We years
. Z. y. &. . .s 912.5a
Sin five - earsswi! be s1.s25.0o:
HGITIZENslDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
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Attend Heuis:ne..,SF

3 Attend !; Heuse Party 81
G. Miss Elnat Menear leaves IN the
morning for HeEryNlle. Va where she
will be. a guest ut q house party 5f5r i.
STae1r lft 81 X ~ III q,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
I a 4 % = = ~. a
SAzVaricty Shower

- Y g t1"SA
4 Miss Eva shaffer1nan whose mar.
rtageE Will be an event of next week.
was8the honor grest at "a shower last
evening given SbsS irs. J. L. Wagner
at5her3 home on High street. The en-
tertainment was q 81 variety shower
and Miss $sha ffe1nan received many
pretty gifts from her friends: During
the evening the8Euests were entertain
ed I'm "a tful manner hemmtng
towels. and busters for the honor
guest: A delicious co--se of srefrssh-
ments wa served The guests pres
:entSwerc Mis-, ,sha Herman and guests,
Mrs. Walter Putt and Z Mrs. Chas.
Shaw of Grafton. a1lss Valley. Of Bal
timore, Misses Elizabeth Cunningham.
Beatrice sn!der,% Della tt thlnan, Nell
Cox. Nell Wilson Mrs: Frank Craw-
f5r.l and Miss Kunst,t OF eeling.
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80 sin . at Musical.

4 To- Sing at Musical.
sa Mrs.. D. Fitch has gone TO Pitts.
ElhEgss VII rel she III !! SIN g att musical
TO- be given BY Miss Emma; Baker at
sshera suburbs home. Fl at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
|IIlsupersy Ba,tictt

Invtt 10 tsle t,arriag of
james d Iiagg off this eli 10:
MISS LaIa Bartlett of clarksbufgs
fwaici, "a bs ceie brate Id
Glark Eb1r g on hes evening on june;
;theatWenty fourth lave been received;
by friends in the The announce:
meat OF the "a ppt ching marriage
does not come as ri surprise to tha;
friends Of ether i.s q e news was cir
;eu1ated an,7n the Sint innate 4 friends!
come time ago. Haggerty sonel
5ot the most popular young men In the:
city and his hride S to be Is well known,
here where she has visited on several
occasions She IS q VI cousin of Mrs.
HuEtead Brownhe ld:: The Invitation
De- and N Is. lieies Jackson Bartlett
SlrrsuestJ the hpE; N OF your presence
az at the ma-r!ag e Of their daug liter Is
lala Olive i3Y3i
to
IT. James n NJ. NJ Haggerty
on the evening Or Wed nesday the
r twent y.fou- q OF June ],
nine teen hund red innl eight
at half after seven o'clock. z iS
I First Baptist Church,
ClsTksburg West Virginia
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! |: Collar @ hat 8 ].

@ ola Oh at
4 eve the ExCLUSIVEsAGENs
CY8ina Fairmont for the famous y
ARROW BR and COLLARS,
the style settlers for al ma l Ses.
We ! have in stoclS the best selling
Esl,lnlncl: STYLES in round and
q'lnre; corners md i'll SSR g UIiAI;
sgnnds q ARTER5S1ZES So there Il:
no excuse for any man not get
stingsthe proper ting collar. rs.
The LUsITANIA,,' r,
az lleh newes mem Der Of the Ar
row family here ID sizes 4 rs t
q
q 81 W collars Seq for 25c s3i5:
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Make no mistake; go to Fishers.
FIR wed ding presents. Right prices,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

Sc Missile cry Society Entertained.
RI The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society OF the gPresbyte.
irian:c church was 5deiightfuly entertain
ed yesterday afternoon Mt the home
Of gai.s:S}1ennie Flen.:ng Pool, at FEM
Ing station. The lesson from The
course OF study. he Challenge OF
the City, s read by Mrs. M r. G.
Morrow ami Mrs. H. r. j ohm son also
made a talk. N RS. Z {. G O.. Miller rem.
lerel a. vocal solo. = Is i ~