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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
LONG SHOTS LAND
MONEY FOR
GETAWAY
Sir Angus, Joe Coyne and Myles
OConneH Among the Good
Things to Score
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
LOS ANGELES. April 1s.-Getaway
season began in a rush at Santa Anita
this afternoon, when four long shots
pulled up in front at the wire.
Joe Coyne was held at as good as 40
to and got up in time to win the fifth
race by nose from John Louis, which
had been backed into prohibitive ia
voritism by stable money. Proper led
the field for mile, but quit badly in
the stretch.
Rialto and Glorio had a tight fight at
the wire in the Sain handicap at six
and half furlongs, the former win
ming by nose.
Homecrest beat Friend Harry in the
sixth race at the same distance in
-fifths Of second faster time.
Grace G. beat lamar and Burning Bush
handily in the last race.
Sir Angus, quoted at thirties, breezed
home in the first race beating George
Guyton and Guard Rail. The track was
fast and attendance kept up to the
usual figures.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
AMATEUR BASEBALL

SAN JOSE, April BIN an exciting game Of
Baseball the San Jose high school team today
defeated the nine OF the Hitchcock military
academy of San Rafael by a score Of 10 2
The losers insist that the score would have been
in their favor had it not been for questionable
decisions OF the umpire. Stillwen and Thurbur
were the battery for San Jose and Eby and De Ia
cruz for Hitchcock. Next Saturday the
Hitchcock team viii meet the Napa high school
team in San Rafael to play the deciding game
In a series of three.
Antioch has baseball team which the resi-
dents of that town proud of. and the latest
victory for the up country boys came By the
defeat OF the Standard oil team on Sunday by
score Of s to 0. Al Martinelli who did the
twirlfng for Antioch. was In rare form and he
was a mystery to the visitors. lie allowed but
one man to reach second base and "A OF the
oil bovs famed the air. Next Sunday the Contra
Costa county league viii open for the season at
Antioch. Antioch will oppose Black Diamond.
The Midgets OF San Pablo beat the Richmond
team Sunday at San Pablo The winners chal-
lenge any u or Is year old team. Challenges
Will be received by Byron Erwin. San Pablo. Cal.
The Elmhurst nine defeated the Oakland
traction company's nine Sunday by score
OF IL to 8. The features OF the game was the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
NEW POSITION FILLED AT
MARE ISLAND BARRACKS
Captain Walter E. Noa Made
Assistant Ouartermaster

VALLEJO. April 1s.-Captain Walter
z. Noa. assistant quartermaster. marine
corps, reported for duty today at the
marine barracks. Mare island. as quar-
termaster. relieving Captain Edward
3. Manwaring, who has been tenn
pOrarily performing the duties. The
asst ignment is the result of a recent
decision of the navy department. 10
assign officers on the general quarter
ma ster's staff to the marine barracks
owing 10 the increase in business This
is the first instance of an assistant
quartermaster being assigned to Mare
island.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

BOSTON, April 13.-Phil SchlOssberg
of the battleship New Jersey won the
national amateur championship in the
heavy weight class tonight. when he
Knocked out Emery Payne of New York
in the first round In the semifnals of
the 135 pound class William Shevlin OF
the battIeshfp New Jersey easily de-
feated James Brady of Boston, and in
the middle weight division Dan Sulli-
van OF Cambridge. a younger brother OF
the lighting twins. John and Mike. dis
posed of E. Beley of Waltham in the
first round, thereby winning the cham
pfonship.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

Barney Oldfeld Buys Horse
To Race on Canadian Circuit
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

LOS ANGELES, April 13-Baney Odfeld racing
enthusiast branched m fedged horse got
the today he paid ST. Gill
ordinary
the handicap
here.
w A Mckinney train for Boots" Durne,
throughout
retiring from the automobile
line and He
every day
money ayidiy Of a regular.
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KID PITCHER LET'S
CARDINALS
SCORE
Sixteen Year Old Santa CIaran
Loses Nerve in Front of
Stanford Nine

SANTA CLARA, April 13.-The Stan
ford varsity ball tossers in practice
game with Santa Clara today carried
of the spoils by a score of to 3.
Though the Santa Clarans have won
this years series from the Stanford
nine, they willingly consented to an
other contest in order to get the team
conditioned for the big games of the
season with St. Mary's. which begin
Saturday at Oakland.
Walterstein, the 16 year old south
paw, was given a chance to break into
big company by opening the firing for
Santa Clara. His ineXperience asserted
itself early in the game, for the heavy
swatters from the university laid on
him with a vengeance and slammed out
seven singles and took four walks from
his deliveries.
Freine, the Santa Clara idol, was sent
to the slab in the middle of the fourth
frame TO put an end TO the merry go
round. which he did in capital style,
allowing but two scratchy hits for the
remainder Of the afternoon. Stanford
registered five of her seven tallies in
the second inning.
With Freines entrance the game
steadied, but though the local boys
made a good stand they could not over
come the lead that Stanford got away
with in the fatal second.
The features of the game were the
base running of Peters and the pitch
ing of Mitchell, who relieved Thiel on
Stanfords mound in the fourth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Workouts at EmeryviIle

-Tsrssfter- -Fire-eighths in 1:o4 %
es-o1a6e- F-ive-efghths IN l;O3 %
77i-e Heron Seven-eighths In l-SS 20
panpcsal-Haf in ~ -.
gscnritv-Half 30 30 %.
Toe Nealon-F -Five-eighths in LOB.
Mabel HoIiander-Iialf IN ~. -
pefer ouince- e-Three-Quarters IN l'z~
Seren-eiehfhs in l:45.
ne Fsrl-Fire and half. furlongs IN II %
St. von-Half in 90.
- Dance-Half in 80 S-o
Katie Powers-T lree- -eigntbs ln 90 %
Severfull- -Five-efghfhs in los 30.
ouaIitv Street -Five-eightbs in loo 30
Native son-Half in ~ 10.
geuDroni-Ifalf in % 10
Eeau -Three-guarters In l:le.
Ersree--- 'hrce- quarters in %
Blameless-Haif in 30 3-5.
Deviser--IEaif in 30 10
Cello-SeTcn-ei iShths in l.32.
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TIP SELLERS ARRESTED

LOS ANGELES. April 13-six per-
sons. five men and one woman, were
arrested today on the charge of selling
San Francisco newspapers giving tips
form charts and general information
about the races. The woman is Mrs.
f. M. Carnahan, clerk In a news
stand. The men are street newspaper
vendors. All put up balls of SIS, ex-
cept one man, who is in Jail. A hear
ing will be had tomorrow morning.
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Arcadia Selections

First race-Grace G, Emma G,
Taxcr.
ferfiy. sylvia Fir, Camera.
Third race-Herman Doyle, HI
CauI Cap, Canique.
Fourth race-Pretension, Finan-
cier. Albert Star.
Fifth race-Chaffinch, Force,
Miss Highland.
Sixth race-Hoy II, Sanpiper,
Anderson.
Seventh race-Hans, Monvina,
Translucent.
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AERoNAUTIC EXHIBITION

BERLIN, April 13.-Preparations for
the international aeronautic exhibition
to be held at Frankfort next July are
approaching completion. Dirigible air
ships of rigid and nonrigid patterns
aeroplanes and spherical balloons will
be seen in flight and facilities will be
offered visitors to make trips in air.
ships starting from the exhibition
grounds. For 60 days during the exhi-
bition there will be races and other
competitions.
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ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK, April 13;-one hun
dred and eighteenth day. Weather clear. Track
fast.
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs. selling. year
odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St. Str. Fin.
10-1-Sir Angus (hingl les =
6-i-Gdard Rail (NIusgravel 100 Il 3h
Time-:13, "a 10. :55 IS. $50, l;0l
ia 4-5. At post minutes. on at l:59
Grey Owl. Yankee Tourist, Robert Gray, Francis
Joseph, Angleface, I1ddington. Tony Boy, Ca
ronia, ylllafrsnca. Tammany Hall, High Or
named Value to winner 1925. Winner ch. 8.
by Bedeck- -TiIlie Andrew. Trained by T. l.
Jones.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs, purse, year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
15-l-NIiles oConnell (Page) .11o 5 p h
4-l-Donoyan (Rettigl ...1do
Time-:if 40. %. "a %, AZ 4-5 At post s
minutes OF at 2:24. Ketchel, Roberta Lady
ton. Cassie Argregor,, German Silver Young
Miss Aceo Qeft), finished named. Value 10
winner 1925. Winner br. c. by Miles Meteora
Trained by H. Tobin.
odds Horse and Jockey VT st, Str. Fin.
s-5-S1stto lMasF5sEs 5s',,g, ~ IS7 %
TimeS:12 as, :2425 :se 8-5. :4s 4-5,
1:o1 %. III. 1:27, lao 40. At post min
Melton Cloth. watiere. finished as named Value
10 winner 1925. Winner. b. f. by Bannockburn-
Trauer. Trained by S. NJ. Henderson
FOURTH RACE-Six and half furlongs. the
Sain handicap, 3 year olds and upward, purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
e-5-Rialto elIp {Archibald) .-.I9s los aS IN
one Timem :o6 a.5, 5u':i IL a. :2s35. 1925. 80
1905 As. lis 4-5. At post minutes. OF at
$40 Tom McGrath, Enfield Bat Masterson
Mark Anthony II, Kerry, PInkola. finished as
named Value TO winner $425. Winner, ch b.
by Watercress-Tatro Trained by F. Regan.
FIFTH RACE-one and three-sixteenths miles,
selling. 3 year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST Str. Fin.
25-1-Joe Coyne (Rettig) ...1o4 h
T-l0-John Louis (Kennedy) .104 2 %
5-1-Logistilla page .... .107 l / 3 h
Time-f:59 As. At post minutes of at
3:35. Proper, ST. Ilario, Miss Mazzoni. Miss
Ida, finished named Value to winner 1925.
Winner, b. &. by King of Coins-Come Quick.
Trained by owner.
SIXTH RACE-Six and half furlongs, purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
3-5-Homecrest (ButwelD ...110 1 2 IL
s-3-FEiend F1,sl Harry Harry iusgrave)1d1ee q S3
lis Is. At post 2ls minutes. or at a;5sM.'
Altenberg and Shapdale finished as named. Value
TO winner 1925. Winner br. c. by Watercress-
Sister Jeanie. Trained by House.
SEVENTH RAcE-Five and a half furlongs,
selling:
s-l-Grace (Rettig) .....lo7 FL Il
151-Tamar (McGee) .-.....105 81 20
So Burning Bush (Howard)lo7 i al
Time-:06 SO, II 4-5, 90. Al. :5S. 1:06. At
able, Redondo, The sutton, Cymbal. Itan From
tenac. Byron. finished as named. Value to win
ner $325. Winner, .ch m. by Albert rt-Mountain
Madge- Trained by II. w Hoag.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
coToH AGAINST MAHMoUr-chic

GoTcH AGAINST MAHMoUT-chicago April
II. 3.--Frank Gotch Of Humboldt. Ia and Yussiff
Nahmout OF Bulgaria will battle for the wrest-
ling championship of the world here tomorrow
night This will be the frst real test Gotch
has met since he from George Hacken-
schmidt here last year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
CHURCH BUYS LOT
FOR NEW fDIFICE
Central M. E. Congregation Pays
$4,000 for O'Farrell and
LeavenwOrth Corner
Ground VIII Be Broken on
FOrty-ffth Anniversary in
September

The Central Methodist Episcopal
church has purchased from Mrs. Annie
J. Moore a so vara lot at the south
west corner of O'FarreH and Leaven-
worth streets for $4,000. The congre-
cation intends to erect a noble church
edifice. The sale was made through
Speck. Paschel & Co.
The Central Methodist Episcopal
church was organized in 1864 as an
ofshoOt of the old Howard street
church. 1t was frst housed in the
south side of Mission street near sixth.
then moved to Sixth and Minna streets
and later bought a site in the north
side Of Mission street. between Sixth
and Seventh but the church was de-
stroyed by the great fire of 1906.
Inc Central church Will celebrate its
Iorty-nfth anniversary in September
oy breaking ground for its new build
ing under the auspices of it's present
pastor. DR.. L. r. Ollie
The lot on which the new church
Will stand was purchased in 1S49 by
Alexander Zacrzewski by order OF the
ayuntamiento for $3.50 and the deed
was executed by John W Geary. the
first alcalde of San Francisco.
In 1888 Zacrzewski decided the lot TO
Aron Marks for S475. The lot steadily
rose in value till it reached the sum
OF $65,O00, and formed part of the
S2,VOO,0OO estate of Robert c. Johnson.
AFTER the death of Mrs. Johnson a
tnlrd was conveyed TO Archbishop
Riordan in trust for Mary's Help hos
pital, the remaining two-thirds inter
est being vested in the Kate. Johnson
estate company.
Ihls latter interest was acquired BY
the present owner in 1897 for SOS .S57-
ana deed was executed by Mary's
Help hospital for its third interest
IOF Sl5,OS3-S3, the entire cost Of thu
properly being approximately $40. ESQ.
About eight years afterward tust he
fore the fire of 1906. an offer of 1925
OOO for this property was refnsad
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
VERNON PREsIDENf BURIED

VERNON PRESIDENT BURIED-Los Angeles.
APRIL 13-The Vernon and Oakland Pacific Coast
league ball teams did not play their scheduled
game at Vernon today which was postponed un-
III tomorrow ont Of respect 10 the memory OF
club whose funeral held from the Meier
residence this afternoon The members OF the
t1xnl clubs attended the funeral.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
Baldwin Company Takes Lease

Ihe Baldwin piano company has
leased the Dali building in the north
Inc or Sutter street, 80 feet west OF
Grant avenue, for five years, at S7OO a
month with an option of another five
years at the same figure. 1t is a fonr
story class building and the lease
was negotiated through the firm OF
Bonifield, Jeffries & Ryan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

TRAvERs DEFEATED - Troon, Scotland,
April I3.-Tom Fernie, local professional, to-
day defeated Jerome d. Travers, the amateur
golf champion Of the United States, By five holes,
in an exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

batting OF Parks. Jones and Arlett Of the Elm
hurst team
Last Monday afternoon the baseball team OF
the Hitchcock military academy succeeded in
defeating the Paio Alto high school by score
OF Is to A. The teams lined up as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

President Samuel Gompers. Vice
President John Mitchell. Secretary
Frank Morrison, James O'Conneu and
Dennis A. Hayes have been appointed
a committee of the American fedora
ford Pinchot to act with the national
conservation commission. the object
of which is to collect information about
the natural resources of the country
and the dissemination of such with the
idea of educating the general public
in the practice of economy; also TO
secure adequate legislation, national
and state, to prevent waste and the ex-
haustion of such resources.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

he f. r. Smiths journeyed to Petsluma AMI
ped the wings OF the PetaluTna Eagles on
day By a score Of o 10 6. The score was as
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

The referendum vote taken in the
plumbers union on the proposition to
pay funeral benefit to a member, on
the death OF his wife, was defeated.
The vote shows that such was defeated,
not receiving the required twO-thirds
vote. The total vote shows 4,54S for
and 1916 against. being So short OF
the number required to carry
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Efneryville

n n nda in ed
April hundred
G. ]
sln ods; alue
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

Mattresses union has in the last
two weeks initiated % new members.
This is on account of the reduced initi-
alton fee. The committee on entertain
ment reported Monday night that it has
under consideration a proposition to
give a picnic in one Of the large parks
in Alameda county.
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BANCROFT.

The Woman's Missionary Society
held an interesting meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hicks,
of Black Betsey, Monday afternoon.
| Mrs. Mitchell Walters, of Genoca and
Mrs. Lee Printus, Of Raymond City,
both gave quite an interesting talk
Oh Mission Work. After the conclu-
sion of the business refreshments
were served.
Mrs. J. T. Tolliver, of New Haven
Conn, is spending a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Smith, OF Ply
mouth.
Mrs. Hill, of Plymouth, who has
been confined to her bed for the past
week is able to be up again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Patterson, of
! Montgomery, we're the guests of the
| formers sister, Mrs. John Cyrus, last
| week.
| Rev. Woodward, Of Bidwell, o..
preached quite an inspiring sermon
| to q large audience on Wednesday
night. He was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Phillips.
| MTS. MltCnelI WATERS ana HepH-
ew, OF Gemoca, are visiting her sis
ter at Plymouth, Mrs. James II,
Jones.
Mrs. S. T. Taylor has gone to Vir.
ginia to visit her parents.
DR.. NJ. r. Sinclair attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Perry at Mont
gomery, Thursday 10th.
Miss Fletcher Smith, of Handley
| has returned home after a few days
visit to her aunt at Plymouth, Mrs.
Sarah Smith
Mrs. Richard Smith, of Plymouth,
spent a few days last week at Pratt
visiting her father, MIR. Powell.
James Lawson is able to be out
again after several weeks illness.
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SEWFLL

Mrs. Fanny Cary met with q very
painful accident Thursday by fall
ing and piercing her side with brass
rod, at this writing she is improv-
ing.
r. s. Taylor left Tuesday, for Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Rev. e. E. Page filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
r. l.. Wadley, Lewis Bibb and p.
b. Jasper were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Cary went, to Nuttall
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Mary Jones.
r. 0. Carey was an out of town
visitor Monday.
G. w. Johnson and G.. r. Whiting
were at Mckfendree Sunday to visit
Z. d. Robertson.
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CORRESPONDENCE

Bradley and Mrs. Marinda Carter
report nice time.
Mrs. Carter Bradley is here Wis
Ting Mrs. Bradley.
Miss jamie Greene, of Bcuna Vista
Va, is here to spend the fall with
Mrs. e. Nj. cambridge.
Master Frank Brown is indisposed
at this writing.
Miss Eliza Shelton and Mrs. Pleas
ant were shopping at Thurmond last
week.
Mrs. Ebert Christian, of Clifton
Forge, Va, was the guest Of Mrs.
Aaron Cliles this week.
Mesdames Marie Woody and
Annette Byd, Of Montgomery, were
the guest Of their brother last
week
Miss Bessie. Perkins, of Green
Top, was the guest of Miss Tyler this
week .<"'' 'r
Our, SundaysSchool is progressing
nicely The officers are T.. ID. Shell
ton. Supt., Mrs: e. NJ. cambridge.
Assistant Supt.; teachers, MIR. Peter
Davis, Miss Lillian Shelton, Miss Eli
"a Shelton, Secretary.
Miss Nellie Tyler is visiting her
sister at Powellton.
Mrs. Harris and daughter, Clara.
left Wednesday for Washington,
d. G..
Mrs. Hattie Perkins and children
are visiting in Virginia.
William Perkins arrived Saturday
/ from Virginia.
Allen Whitlock left Saturday for
Vernon w. Va.
+. G. Campbell will leave Wednes-
day for his home.
II. H. Hin was the Sunday guest
of Euna Burress.
Miss Lizzie johnson was the guest
of Mrs. Laura Brown, Sunday.
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kANAWHA CITY.

Miss Billiard was. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Page last week.
Mrs. ]. w. Page was visiting in
town Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. w. II. Jackson is the guest of
her mother-in-law, Mrs. r. John
son.
Willie Page is visiting friends at
Montgomery.
G. l.. Jackson has returned home
from McKendrie hospital,
Jimmie Woods is working at Boo
mer with his uncle c. C. Woods.
Miss Mary F. Page was visiting her
brother in town last week.
Miss Matte Martin and A. Page
spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Page.
49,; " II Jackson sgesnt Saturday
here with his mother, Mrs. R. B.
Johnson.
G. A. Page spent Wednesday and
Thursday in town visiting friends.
Miss Larelia Lewis, who has been
Ill for the past week, is able to re-
turn to school again.
Mrs. Julia Cosby was shopping in
town last Wednesday,
Miss Ivory Woods was in town
Saturday visiting her aunt, Mrs
Hackley.
Mrs. James Page, Of Charleston,
gave a picnic outing here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Page.
Those who enjoyed the outing were:
Mrs. Nancy Penn, Mrs. Carrie
Thompson, Mrs. James Page and
daughter Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. F..
D. Page, Mrs. S. R. Lewis, Misses
Amelia Welcher, Mary and Cornelia
Page, Larclia Lewis, Ivory Woods,
Miss Cumming and Miss Leech.
Mrs. Thankful Friend and son,
Budd, Of Institute, was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Page Lun.
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ing for Bluefield, where he will con-
duct the Teachers Institute.
Wash Robinson, of Charleston,
Was visiting his family Sunday
Cornelius Curtis, of Raleigh, N.
c., is visiting his brother, A. w. Cur
It's, this week
Miss Antonette Brooks was the
guest Of Miss Spriggs Saturday and
Sunday.
M. T. Carper was visiting Philip
Robinson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Brown enter
tanned at dinner Monday in honor. Of
Mrs. Thos. Norman and daughters,
Misses Emma and Evangeline. Others
present were: Mrs. E. G.. Page, H.
G.. howard, w. A. Brown and H. J..
Howard.
Prof. B. Prillerman left Saturday
for Montgomery, where he will as
sist in conducting the Teachers In
stitute.
The young men Of Institute gave
delightful party Monday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hurt, in honor Of Miss Emma Nor
man, Of Washington, D. C.. The
young ladies present were: Misses
E. Norman, Ethel Spriggs, Abbie
Friend, Alpha Brooks, Moore Fan
phra Robinson and Florence Chap
man; A. w. Brown, H. l.. Howard, N.
G. Howard, A. Gragery, #. L. Friend,
Dabney Jackson and Writ Jones.
Games and music were the endowment
Of the evening. Refreshments were
served and all had a pleasant even
ing.
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WELLSVILLE, o.

Mrs. Charles Snowden and child
rem have returned from Clarksburg,
where they have been visiting for
several weeks.
Miss Alberta Harris, Of Shinston,
W. Va, who was the weekend guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. Charles Snowden
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Thompson, who underwent a
serious operation in Pittsburg, is
now at her home on 5th Street and
is improving.
a reception was held Friday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Elmer Spines
the guest being Miss Mary Spines,
OF Topeka, Kan, and Miss Alberta
harris, Of Shinston, w. Va.
Quite large crowd attended the
union pic mic Of the Wellsville and
East Liverpool Sunday Schools, held
at Newell Park Thursday.
Samuel Smithers, whose foot az
badly burned by hot acid at the
rolling mills last week, is able to be
cut again.
Ernest Redmond, Of Alliance, was
"Nl' On business lot short time
Tuesday.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Margaret
MoujtOn TO James Brown. Both Of
IN" young people are Of Wcllsville.
The wedding i'll be one Of the social
events Of September.
Miss Mary Jones, who spent last
eek in the country with her cousin,
Miss Hazel Spires, has returned.
Mrs. Hines and little Miss Jean
Redmond, Of Alliance, are the week
end guests Of Mrs. Charles Snow
den.
Rev. Hogan spent Sunday in Stu
bcnyille.
Miss Julia Lions was Hostess to a
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INSTITUTE.

Misses Hazel Lucas and Fuiks
were the guests Of Miss Ethel Spriggs
a few days this week.
Mrs Joseph Lovette and two
daughters, Elouise and Bessie, have
returned from Tuskegee, Ala, where
they have been visiting relatives dur
ing the summer.
Miss Alpha Brooks is the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Wash Robinson,
tits week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Jones left for
their home in Rendville, Ohio, after
spending several days visiting rela-
tives.
Prof. s. H. Guss left. Sunday morn
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Mrs. Anna Lacy Stanford was the
guest or frt ends here several days
last week. -
An unexcelled game of baseball
was played here Thursday by Weston
and Clarksburg. The score being 3
to In favor Of Weston. /
Thos. Cambria, of Washington, D.
c., is Visiting his family here.
Ralph White, of Washington d.
week.
Miss Lille Allen, of Fairchance.
Pa, is attending Teachers Institute
here this week.
Miss Hannah Meade, of Bridge
port, is attending Teachers Insti-
tute here.
Miss Meade will teach at Sutton
this winter.
Mrs. Lucy Sigmund lies seriously
III at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Green have
moved into their new home on Glen
Elk.
lie laWH leie gwen DS the court
Of Calanthe was we'll attended
The S. S. Glass No. Ill, Of the A.
NJ. f. Church, held lawn fete
Monday evening at the A. Nj. e. par
sonagc. The affair was a success
Mrs. Guy Lewis, Of Sutton, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Dunkley few days last week. Mrs.
Louis was enrOute to Cumberland to
Join her husband.
Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday School
held pic mic at Union Park Thurs
day.