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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
TOLLESTON.

F. c. Raff of South Bend, Ind, was in
this city yesterday on business in con-
nection with the South Bend & Gary
Land company.
William Kunert was in Chicago last
Monday evening on business.
s D. King of New Carlisle, Ind. was
here on business yesterday.
Master Lloyd Paustle returned home
Monday after nice visit with relatives
in Hastings, Mich.
N Cooper was at Chicago on business
yesterday.
Mrs. c. salzman was at South Chi
cago with relatives yesterday.
The Tolleston baseball club will play
the Fuqua Giants of Chicago, This
is a strong team and no doubt will
make it interesting for the local team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
Shipped to Chicago.

The body of William Littlejohn, the
colored man. drowned in Cedar Lake
Monday afternoon, was shipped to Chi
cago for interment from the Geisen IN
dertaking establishment this morning.
A brother of the dead man arrived 10
claim the remains last evening and he
will be buried under the auspices of
the K. of P. lodge. of which he was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
rwo MlIIlon nott1en

of Perry Davis Pain Killer sold every
year Think Of II, And every bottle 10
lessening suffering and helping some
human being TO health and happin eSs /,
This wonderful household remedy stops
the pain Of sprains. burns or bruises
It relieves rheumatism or neuralgia. II
cures colds. cramps, collie, diarrhoea.
Lns ;v o9 I'm 70 De 4ot fa On, On yS9F
sign of trouble. The new size bottle is
35 cents and there IS also the 80 cent
size Be sure your druggist gives you
Perry Davis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Five applicants for saloon licenses
fell under the ban of the county com
nissioners yesterday, and had their ap-
plication refused. Two from Cedar
Lake, Russell and Irons. and Stevens
from Lowell, were refused for certain
violations of the law. Two Whiting sa-
loonkeepers were also put on the re-
Jected list. Nearly all those who were
successful in their attempt to secure
the necessary papers, were given a
good, fatherly talk at the hands of
Attorney Matthews, who repeatedly
warned them against further violations
of the law.
The Crown Point baseball team will
go to Hobart next Sunday to play a
return game with the Hobart nine,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
HEGEWISCH.

The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will give an ice cream social
on the church lawn next Saturday
evening. A good crowd is desired by
the ladies', who will try and give 8
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
HOBART.

The fire department was called out
early yesterday morning by the explo-
sion of a lamp al Len Jansen's in the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
IN AND ABOUT KIHGwooD.

Teachers institute Monday at Terra
Alta.
j. NJ. Orr, of Hiorra, is in town ON
business.
ID. l.. Hollen spent few days in Terra
| Alta this week.
j. w. Flynn and ID. r.. Jackson were
Morgantown visitors Monday.
Harry squires came over from Morgan
town Monday for short business visit.
b. +. Carroll left Tuesday for Davis TO
attend. the funeral of Mrs. Charles PelJ.
Mrs. Ellen Coe and daughter. Miss
Ada, OF Parkersburg, are here this week
the guests of Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Mary r. Davis returned Monday
from several weeks visit with her daupb-
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Orr, of Hiorra.
Mrs. A. Shartzer, of Oakland. arrived
here Thursday of last week and will
spend some time visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Carroll left last Friday for
Carlisle, Pa, where she will spend a
short vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornman.
;. NJ. Martin, of Reedsville, gave us a
pleasant call last week. He is veteran
OF the civil war, but enlisted in THE AR
GUS ranks for year at least.
Iva Thorn, teamster employed by the
kingwood Lumber Company at CaddeD.
died Sunday of typhoid fever aged about
80 years. The funeral took place Mon
daY at Thornton. He is survived by his
parents and wife.
Mrs. Charles L. Pell, of Davis. died
suddenly last Monday at Marlinton while
with fishing party. The remains were
taken to Davis for burial Her maiden
name was Ada Shaw, and she was born
IN Preston county near Terra Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12

Special Correspondence Of The Arsus
Hay harvest is almost thing OF the
next week
Miss Maud Kimberly is visiting friends
at Morgantown.
Arthur Metheny is laid up with very
bad case of ivy poisoning.
W. III. Spiker, the genial liveryman OF
Terra Altai was here over Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Harsh, of Uniontown. Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. p. Scott.
Walter Thomas and wife returned last
week from a.pleasure trip to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Rebecca Gale and daughter, Mis-
Lulu, oil Pittsburg, are visiting relatives.
Clarence Collins and Miss Nernie Ned
Sunday -
w. IL. McGibbons left Monday for
lawson, Pa, to visit his son Perry and
take I'm the races.
j. w. Feather is improving his pronertv
by the addition of a fine large front porch
and bay window.
Charles CupPett and brother Elmer have
commenced the foundation for J. w.
Wolie's new house.
Ear Beerbower and Ross Cuppctt. of
Glade Farms, were business visitors in
town last Saturday.
u; Z. Weltman and A. TICollins were
made full iledged members of the en-
campment branch of Odd Fellows last
Saturday night
| DIR. A. g. Miller and wife, of Coving-
ton, Ohio, leave Wednesday for Valley
Point, where they will visit the doctor's
sister, Mrs. Mary Walls.
Mrs. A.. S. McNair was badly injured
last Saturday by being struck and Knocked
down down 10y runaway horse belonging 10
William Nedrow, OF Brandonville.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage last Saturday. The
contracting parties were Miss Bertha
Friend and Earl Bishop. The next day the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bishop, of Sugar Valley, rendered the
newly welded couple great big turkey
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Armstrong,
OF this place, were in attendance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Maple Forest.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
James A. Spiker was at Terra Alta on
business Friday.
Some Of our people spent Saturday at
GAINESVILLE at the picnic.
Our farmers have almost all completed
their harvest and have medium crop.
Scott Kelley, OF Terra Alta, was i'm our
community few days the past week buy
Miss Ella Wolfe gave the little boys and
girls a picnic dinner Friday in honor of
her birthday.
Benton Rodeheaver, of near Hazelton.
was in our community looking after pro-
duce Saturday.
Cyrus Graham bought lambs i'm our
community for w. A. Whitehair, of Terra
Alta, the past week.
w. $. Livengood gave the young folks
OF our town an old-fashioned party Tues
day evening, which was well attended.
Some of our young folks attended the
festival at Cherry Grove Saturday even
ing and report good old-iashioned time.
We believe the writer OF Stony Ranch
- IN want of news, as Zoe Lyengood ism /
sick or hasn't been sick day this sum
mer.
Miss Ruth Guseman was accompanied
by Miss Callie Falkner, Of Brandonville,
TO +. ). Livengood's Sunday, where she
Will visit among friends for few days.
Samuel Feathers barn was struck by
| lightning Thursday evening and burned
70 the ground. There was considerable
loss OF wheat, hay, ane some machinery.
Insurance estimated at about 5000.
Mrs. Ruth Kelley and daughter. Mis-.
Fac, OF GAINESVILLE, passed through our
| town Friday on their way 10 visit Mrs.
Marshall Rodeheaver, who was thrown
from horse few days ago and had her
hip badly hurt. MoIIIr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
COUNTY Correspondence
Interesting Letters from a Host 0
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN The COUNTRY
Bright Bits OF News and GOSSIP Abou,
You and Your Nelshbor-The
Events OF a Week.
Ear.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Gay Guseman was at home Sunday.
Floyd Schnopp is working at Terra
Miss Alice Guseman was home a short
time last week.
Miss Murl Augustine visited her
parents recently.
Newton sPiker has been working for
John q. Kelley.
~ Kelley and family visited a w. II.
Smiths Sunday.
w. A. Guseman was on the sick list
part OF last week.
j. j. Kelley was out surveying a few
days the past week.
Victor Cupp did some hauling for s.
Frank Kelley Monday.
Allen Strawser is building new house
on his old home place.
Isaac Guscman was business caller at
Somerfield, Pa, Friday.
Isaac Forsythe worked for 8. Frank
Kelley part of last week.
Mary, the little daughter of John O.
Kelley, Is visiting relatives here
Isaac Guseman was calling in the vi
cinity OF Glade Farms Sunday.
One OF our merchants, J. G. Fickey,
went over To Uniontown Friday.
Miss Lucy Kelley stayed part of last
week at her uncle's 5. Frank Kelley.
John e. Kelley, wife, and little son
Charles were guests of Ezra Kelley sun
day.
Andrew Reckard, of Cuzzart. did car
penter work for Allen Strawser the past
week.
Alr. and Mrs. Jacob Guseman, of Nor
gantown, were guests OF relatives here a
lew days last week.
| Mrs. Philip Schnopp and little niece
Dorothy Matthews, visited friends at
Terra Alta recently.
Mrs. Frank Frazee, of Selbysport. Md.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Iurney, short time ago.
Henry Coughman, Lewis Meyers, and
| son Harry put a slate roof on :. Frank
kelley's new house last week.
Miss Euruth Kelley, who spent week
AT Onlontown, Pa, returned Saturday
| evening. She says she had fine time.
Jonathan Spiker and little grand
| daughter, Lena Spiker, visited at Emory
| GuPps near Florence Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss hlth liileman, Lloyd Glass, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Hileman and little
daughter Mary, have returned 10 their
home near Addison.
}. G. Hickey had an ice cream suppcr
Saturday night and the lads and lassies
Toasted on ice cream, water melons,
bananas, and such.
Henry Mcfarland, who has been paint
ing Tor Isaac Guseman, suspended his
work and went over into Pennsylvania
to visit friends few days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Stony Ranch.

Special Correspondence of The Argus
The farmers are busy cutting oats.
Jessie Nieman, of Point Marion, is still
in this community.
Guy Bishoff and family called at James
TitchenelPs Sunday.
Hugh Kelley was calling at John Deal :
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Matlick visited at
Z. >. Rexroad's Sunday.
Nina Smith, OF Masontown, has about
regained her usual health.
Ecla Englehart, of Guseman. called on
Merl Graham Saturday evening.
Curtis Nieman and sister Nellie returned
home Saturday from Uniontown.
Ira Bishof, wife, and daughter Joe were
calling at f. A. Englehart's Sunday.
John Cupp, of near Var, was calling on
ms family mt Masontown the past week.
The farmers had better watch their corn
helds. The coon hunters will soon be
around.
Elmer Nieman, of Uniontown, was call
ing on friends at Brownsville Saturday
evening.
Il. b. Spiker and Eta Benson attended
the festival at Cherry Grove last Saturday
evening"
Misses Fern Matlick and Clara Rexroad
were business callers at Brandonville Fri
day evening. JENErrE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Twilight.

Special Correspondence of The Argus.
| The M. d X is having a we'll DING at
Manown for the benefit of the station
agent, j. A Sterling.
Miss Nina Beckman, of Morpantown
is visiting relatives i'm this vicinity. She
arrived here last week
Isaac Erwin, of Morgantown, was visit
ing ms brother, Nelson Erwin, of near
Twilight, short time ago.
Hiram Burke and family. of Birds
creek, were calling on Rev. S. u. Hawlev.
OF Sandy Bottom, last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Mcdaniel, of Kingwood
was the guest of John Mcdaniel and
family, OF near here, last,Sunday.
Flora Channels and little daughter of
Century, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob l.. Menear, of Sandy Bottom.
There will be a festival Mt the RetbIo.
hem church Friday night, August 10. for
the benefit of the pastor, Rev. Ira l.
Jackson.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles StuChel, which has been n,,ite
poorly for some time with cholera infan-
turn, Is, we are glad to note, much better
Guy Erwin, Of Washington, d. c., was
pleasant visitor among relatives in tbis
- 'NN hdlE ago MT. Erwin
is clerk in the agricultural department
at Washington.
L. ID. Hawley, wife, and children. Of
Opekiska, arrived last week and are guests
OF Rev. $. Z. Hawley They expect to
spend about two weeks visiting relatives
and friends before returning home.
J.. S. Mcdaniel, son of John Mcdaniel
OF Mount Phoebe, arrived home a few
days ago from Bethany College. We are
informed that he will he the principal Of
the Reedsville school the coming winter
II. p. Hutton, who is travelling in the in
terests OF the Prohibition party, gave the
people of Bethlehem a little talk along
the prohibition line Tuesday evening Of
last week. The Bethlehem choir furnished
some mp to date music for the occasion.
The last quarterly meeting for this con-
ference year was held at the Bethlehem
church last Saturday and Sunday by the
PASTOR Rev. Ira l.. Jackson. of the N p
church. On Saturday night an entertain
ment was given consisting of lectures
speeches, and rccitations. The program
was well rendered and everybody pleased
with The evenings entertainment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
BrandonViIIe.
dependence of The Argus.

special correspondence of The Argus.
Corn and buckwheat looking fine.
Mrs. Harry Scott returned TO her HON,
IN Pennsylvania last week.
Miss Lynn Waddell has returned HON,
from visit to Morgantown.
j. b. Miller is again working for b. f
Miller, our village blacksmith.
Marshall Spiker was visiting home folk
last Friday near Locust Grove.
w. II. Early and son Vernon are hay.
ing struggle with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Smith, from
Wayne county, visited DR.. Wilkinson las
week.
We take notice that j. p. Barnes. on
busy merchant, has his hotel sign noatin,
again.
Mrs. Carrie White, OF Hendricks. w
Va, IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. r.
John Matlick was laid to rest i'm the
Brandonville cemetery last Tuesday Rev
jeremiah Thomas ofiiciated.
w. l.. Nieman lost a fine hog last Sun.
day caused by eating water melon rind,
which had been sailed. May this be d
warning to others.
ANN't.Oh -hNDitWg lilt lI-Nttr-Oiu son oil
Samuel and Sadie McGrew, is having q
serious time with diphtheria. DIR. DeFoe i.
the attending physician.
We are still sorry TO note that DIR. vii.
kinson's health is no better. The doctor
and family expect TO start for Hot Springs
Ark. las soon as he is able TO stand the trip,
We understand our postmaster. w. l..
Nleman, Is setting out a nice lot of gin.
seng plants this fall. Watch out, Jim
we advise yon at once TO purchase some
good bloodhounds.
b. i. Miller and wife entertained a
jolly crowd of nine from Elliottsville. Pa.
Sunday. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Villa Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Lynch, from Uniontown, Pa.
Quite an exciting time here last Satur.
day evening when the news rang out over
our telephone lines that w. A. Nedrow's
horse ran off, throwing Will from the
buggy and bruising him up badly. we
hope not seriously. We understand while
Mr.: Ncdrow was on his way 10 Bruceton
and at the water trough on the old Scott
farm one side of the shaft came loose and
fell to the ground which excited the
horse and started him lie was caught
at Bruccton, the buggy a wreck.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE
The David N. BseghIy Farm In Grant
District, Preston County, VIVA.

By, virtue Of Che power contained In and author.
yea ~ deed Of trust executed by David W
he'ghly 20 the undersigned trustee. which dool
~ trust ls dated the 9Th day Of February 100 aud
on record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the COUNTY
court Of Preston county. West Virginia In Decd
Or Trust BOOK l5. page fsf-5. By which the ead
Daid VI. BcoRhy conveyed 20 said trustee Tho
property hereinafter described b. secure FIocfia
lieeRhly tho sum 81 Sl,1OOO0. being divided into
Two notes. one calling for 5000. due tho Iet dov
Of AprH, 1909, and the other calling for 1900 Oh duo
the lst day n July. 1909 with interest from date.
ana the first Of said notes having boon paid on
but default having been made BY the said David
VI. becghiy IN the payment ~ the second motto and
70 interest and the same now being Owned hy Ii
u. sislcr.
The undersigned trustee will oncrat public auc-
ton ai the front door " the courthouse in King
WOOL district Preston county. West Virginia on
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10. 1900.
the following property conveyed by said deed n
trust.
Two tracts Of land. one containing 40 acres
more or Tess, and the other siK acres moro or less
adjoining each other. being the Home Farm
upon which The said David IT, BeoRhy now re-
sides.
The lands arc undcrlaid with coal. which has
not been disposed ~. are well improved with
dwelling house orchard. barn. and other 0utbuild-
me-. and tho farm s one Of the most desirable in
TERMS or SALE One-third cash and the bal.
ance in one and two years. the purchaser oxccut-
M interesting bearing notes with god security
Tor the deferred payments
sale TO commence at 2 O'Clock D. M
% P.g. CKOGAN Trustee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
WhetseH.
Special Correspondence Of The Argus.

"P'elai correspondence OF The Argus.
Fort Pitt mill has again stopped work
Miss Maud Whctscll IS staying nj AL
bright.
Miss Mollic Beatty is the guest Of rcla.
tivcs in Terra Alta.
Several Of our yong men were at Camp.
meeting ON Sunday.
Forrest Dcakins, Of Etam. was carried
here sunday evening.
Frank HUFF and sister. Of RoJauors
were guests of Mr. Jcncr- over sunday
Our farmers are all busy HARVESTING
Grass o. very light, but oats and corn me-
good.
Cecil Calvert is preparing to erect a
nc" mouse ON thc farm Doc recently pur-
chased
sheridan Chidc-ter has inst COMPLETED
q new addition 10 his barn which is quite
on Improvement
Mrs. Herbert arnold and son. Of Nor.
gantoWn, are spending some time at her
fathers, Leroy Gamers
The health Of our people is good ex-
ccpt Mrs J.. =. FcIt0n. who has boon I'M
ior two years of cancer, and b. now COM
fined Co her bed
Our people were surprised on sunday
evening TO- hear Of the Goath Of Ira Thorn.
OF Caddcli. Mr.. Thorn was hard work
ing man and well respected by all.
Mrs. Felix JcIers and daughter Nora.
and Mrs William WhetsoU were called
90 the bedside Of their brother. William
Jeiicrs, Of Albright. on Sunday. Az
though 60 years old thiswas Mrs JencrS
hrst ride on u railway train
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Sunny Slope.
Special Correspondence of The Argus.

special correspondence of The Argus
j.. j. Kelley and family were calling M
William Smiths Sunday.
Jonathan Spiker and granddaughter
were visiting at Emory Cupp's Sunday.
l.; + Meyers and son were roofing s.
+. kelley's house few days last week.
w. +, Arthur and wife and children
were visiting ut George Spiker's Sunday.
Wesley Ringer and wife and grandson.
Frank Ringer, visited at George Spiker's
Sunday.
D.. e. Hickey returned home from
UniontowIn Saturday with fine lot of
goods for his store.
Z. J.. Nieman and sister Nellie, and
Enruth Kelley returned home from
Umontown Saturday.
The young people of this community
attended the ice cream supper at Cherry
Grove Saturday night. They report a
good time.
we are informed that quite a large
crowd attended the water melon feast
sunday given by John IL. Cupp and Henry
Matlick in the grove.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Austen.

Special Correspondence of The Argus.
Herbert Lee has been entertaining his
parents from Baltimore the past week.
Who owns the best COW in Preston
county? Whose COW will make the most
butter in seven days? Or one day?
The Austen baseball team has been
winning laurels this season and hopes TO
make good at Mountain Lake Park We'd
nesday. About fifty Austentonians will
be present to see the big game played.
Some Austen people don't find it easy
to get good peaches. The few crates that
come TO tho local store are quickly
snatched up by first corners. How about
the peach crop? Those who have more
than they use why not let your neighbors
know about it through the columns of our
friendly paper?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
Sandy Creek.
Special Correspondence Of The Argus.

SfNN'''' correspondence OF Inc Argus
Oats cutting is the order OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hieman visited
NJ. X. Cupp Sunday
Clyde Forsythe returned home from
Pennsylvania Friday.
W. S. Cupp called on his best girl Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Earl BishoG passed through here Friday
on his way to Maryland
The ice cream supper at Cherry Grove
was well attended Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Frankhouser and
the formers mother and little daughter
Glcnna visited W. A. Wolfe Sunday.
j. ii. Cupp had the misfortune of get
ting his arm out Of place Saturday night
while returning from the social at Cherry
Grove.
Curtis Nieman and sister Nellie returned
nome from visit to Uniontown Saturday
accompanied by Miss Euruth Kelley.wL1
was visiting relatives the past week.
John II. Cupp has gathered 500 pounds
OF mountain fern, which ne expects To-
snip, as 1t is in great demand lie gath
cred it 40 the mouth OF Beaver creek
where there is a great bed of IT,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-12
DoiDsS Of The Week In Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What
10 Going on In Their
Localities.
TunneIton.
Special Correspondence o. The Argus


DIR. Conley is very sick
Dust in front Of US, dust behind US. and
dust all around Us.
Vincent +. Cooke stopped here a short
time Sunday evening
ID. Bonafede, of Grafton. was i'm town
on business this week
The chautauqua at the Campground
will begin next Monday.
Guy VI Bonafeld returned Monday from
short visit 10 Baltimore.
William Watson. Of Fellowsville. was i'm
town few hours this week.
Miss Louise Candy, Of Grafton, was
visiting friends in town Sunday.
Ora EIileman has been suffering for the
past week with a boil on his face.
Miss Sabina Fleming, of Newburg. was
visiting Mrs. j. 5. Hunt several days this
week
Misses Genevieyc and Maria Haywood.
OF Falrmont, were visiting Mrs. j. s. Hunt
Tuesday
George Poland, who has been working
away from here, is visiting his family al
this writing.
Mrs. j. J. Mullen, of Piedmont, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. T.. Hern-
don this week
Mrs. T.. T.. Ashby and daughter. Mrs.
Howard Dawson, spent Monday evening
at the Campground.
An extra session OF the town council
met Monday evening and adjourned 10
meet again Tuesday evening.
Jefferson Heath, of Rowlesburg, is tent.
ing at the Campgrouud and running teams
between that place and Function.
One of the smallest crowds i'm years went
from here TO the Campground Sunday. A
larger crowd Is expected next Sunday.
A. III. Shumaker, j. j. McKone, and
a. III. Halbritter attended the game be.
tween Fairmont and Boston Nationals al
Fairmont last week.
A very enjoyable surprise party wa,
| given to Miss Phyllis Frantz Monday even,
| ing. About twenty-five young people wer,
present and all enjoyed the evening very
much.
The 2-month-old child of Joe Gibson
died Monday morning at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. &. Gibson. 1t has never hat
good health. The remains were taken q
| Cameron, where the burial took place. /,
Is. Hartman had charge OF the funeral.
Austen defeated Tunneton i'm slow
| but very interesting game of baseba
sunday afternoon on the home grounds
Several home runs and some very gooc
pitching were the features. About on,
hundred and fifty persons were in at
| tendance.