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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Halloween Party.

A very exciting and novel HalloT-
cen party was arranged by the yolnE
ladies of Amos for Monday night, The
invitations for this party Were issued
a few dzys previous to the date re-
questing the gentlemen to meet at
eight O'Clock at the Burns Hotel and
from there proceed to search tor the
ladies who we're all hidden in a body.
The search was to last until nine
O'Clock. The ladies', going in round
about ways, were all hidden in the
attic of Mr.. Jarvis home by seven
thirty. The whole town was searched
and as the nine o'clock hour was near
ing, a tremendous ring was hearl at
the door OF the Jarvis home. The
young ladies held their breath while
the house was being searched, so crest
was the excitement. But when tho
clock struck nine without revealing
the hiding place of the ladies', they
all rushed with one accord to the no.
tel where they were entertained by
the gentlemen in a very delightful
way. At ten o'clock a delicious .uncl
was served. The entire evening was
spent in games and music. At twelve
O'Clock they ali departed declaring the
event a decided success Those pres.
sent were Misses Bertha Wilt, BESSIE
Dragoo, Emma Storey, Maude TAYLOR,
Helen Machesney, Hazel Mcbride.
Goldie Price, Ossa Hamilton. Rose But;
Ter, Fannie Harris. Margaret Kennedy,
Grace Stmder, Lillian McBee Ger.
tride Chalfant, Ethel Harris. Mile
Haines and Emma Butler, Messrs.
James Sutton, Dave Sturgiss. Robert
Ryand, Clint wilt, Homer Ammons,
Dawson Engle, Ralph Cummins Pa
Lowe. Ralph Campbell, Carl Athn,
John Burline, Claude Pullan, Howard
Dempsey, Donald Reeder, Russell Eddy
and Earl SwearinEer.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Hesse-DudIey.

The marriage of Mr.. Alfred Hesse.
of this city and MSS Margaret Dull
ley, of Wheeling. a celebrated yes
rterday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. w r
Dudley. The Wheeling Intelligence
OF to-day gives the following account
OF the wedding:
On Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dudley, of 2329
Eoff street, occurred the marriage OF
their daughter, Margaret, to Mr.. Al
fred W. Hesse, Rev. C. H. Mcdonald
officiating. Only the relatives and
immediate friends present to wit
ness the ceremony.
The bride wore a smart travelling
gown of brown with hat to correspond
Miss Mae Meek presided at the piano
and a wedding luncheon followed the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
nrldne Clubs First Meeting.

The first meeting of the season oil
the Monday Bridge Club will be held
next Monday at the residence OF the
president, Mrs. Andrew Melville Rad
The members of the club include Mrs.
James H. Preston, Mrs. Richard CT"m-
we'll. Mrs. John w. Ellard, Mrs. Rob-
ert Grain, Mrs. George Watson Flem-
ing, Mrs. Samuel C. Rowland, Mrs. Ed
win F. Abel, Mrs. Charles S Wight
Mrs. Pembroke NJ. Womble, Mrs. Chas.
B. Roberts, Jr., and Mrs. Clarence W.
Watson.-Baltimore Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
cahrfer Issued.

The Secretry OF Stste has issued a
charter to the Chapman OIL Company,
OF Beury. Fayette county. to operate
in Wood county. Capital stock. $50.
600. of which $500 is subscribed-aul
$50 paid. Incorporators: j. o. Chap
man, of Beury; Dyer Mcclpng. Of
Page; w. NJ. Miller, Of ParkersblrE:
w. C. Nickel. of Fayete. AMI NJ D.
Hoseiall, Of Page. The company has
a large block of leases in the Murphy
town field, which they are developing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
comus Club Ball.

One of the most brilliant s"ciHl
functions that has been given in the
city tits season was the first dance CT
the Comus Club, which was given
Monday evening at the Waldo. Car
riages began to arrive early ard
promptly at the appointed time the
patronesses, handsomely gowned'
among whom were Mrs. Virgil High
land, Mrs, Moore Jackson, Mrs. Melss
Bartlett, Mrs. Charles Smiley and Mrs.
samuel Harrison. Several out OF
town guests were present, among
whom were Miss Pifer, Of Buckhan-
non; Miss Hopkins, Of P~arkersburEi
Miss Harrison, of Weston; Miss Mary
Horror, of L~umberport; Mr.. Broo's
Fleming, OF Fairmont, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Maxon, Of Atlanta, Ca
Clarksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
SCHOOL.
MIR. NJ. c. Loush Visited Fifth Ward
school This Morning.

Upon invitation Of PRINCIPAL Par
ker, Mr. NJ. c. Lough addressed tae
pupils of the Fifth ward school al
chapel period this morning. Mr.. Tough
gave the children a verse to relnem
Der similar to one on the wall OF the
Central Christian Church during the
revival there. The verse as given by
Mr.. Lough reads:
What kind of school
Would my school be,
If all school children
Were just like me?
The children took 1t up very readily
repeating it in concert. There is
something to think about in such a
quotation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
For Bride Elect.

Misses Lillian wInterbottom and
Daisy Williams entertained last even
ing at the home Of the former, conf
pumentary to Miss Eleanor Barr,
whose marriage to Mr.. w. s. Hunt will
be celebrated tomorrow. The guests
we're Mrs. NJ. B. H. Barr, Miss Myrtle
Barr, OF Wneelini Misses Clara and
Sadie Lloyd, and Jessie Suider. A
luncheon was served during the even
ing, a color scheme in pink and white
being effectively carried out in the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
HOME FOR BABY

Is Being Sought BY Humane Officer
Walker.
State Humane officer John s. Walk
or has a taby three weeks old thai
he wants to find a home for. Tie baby
was found in Redwood on the steps
Of the hospital. The baby was about
starved wnen it was found. BY care
full nursingft has begun to thrive. Of
fcer Walker has found homes for sew
eral children in the past week H"
is a very vigilant officer and every
thing that has been brought to ais no
tlce is thoroughly investigated.
The local society hiss a baby ter
months old that is needing a home.
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celebrated on Thursday morning at
six O'Clock at the home of Mrs Barr
on Quincy street. Rev. H. G. Stoet-
ger, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
will perform the marriage ceremony
and Miss Lillian Winterbottom will
render the wedding march. The we'd
ding will be witnessed by the immedi-
ate friends OF the contracting parties.
Mr.. Hunt and his bride will leave at
1880 for a wedding trip east.
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Unusual interest was manifested at
a meeting OF scme thirty+ive men in
the interest OF a greater Y. N. c. A.
last evening in Normal Hall. Secre-
tary F.. H. Manson, of the State cont
mittee. also of the University Y. NJ. G.
A., was present. 1t is the purpose OF
these mel to rapidly build up n OF
the strongest association bodies in
the State. In addition to their we'll
known intrinsic value. the Y. NJ. G. A.
and Y. NJ. e. A. organizations have
been found by experience to be almost
Indispensable to the building up OF
the strong popular schools and col
Ioges Of cur land. For this reason the
unusual interest being shown in the
work CT the associations here is not to
be uRderestimated.
A union meeting Of the two associa-
lions has been announced for next
Friday evening at GAS. All students
are urged to attend this meeting and
learn whit is to be done. A male
quartet is being organized and u good
programe will be arranged Ior, which
win not conflict with the work of the
two llteriry societies. ,
1t is hoped that each student who
believes In the work OF the Y. NJ. and
Y. w. CA will remember that indi-
vidual Indifference is always a great
er dlficulty than the most active OPP
position
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Sfate Melgs


The knights 81 Columbus D Mar
tInsbrrg. are making great prepata
lions Tor meeting 70 be heldth that
Lc9y on December 3 Special ttsms
viii be run from winchester, Va
.HagerstoEn, Nd Harrisburg5Pa and
other points and delegates win atbEn4
from Inherent sections Of West VIZ
gfniq Maryiand and Pennsylvania
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Lunch at Busy Bee.

Mrs. NJ. B. H. Barr chaperoned 3
party Of young ladies' WHO took a mid
night lunch at the Busy Bee last even
ing complimentlnG Miss Eleanor Barr
whose marriage Is an event of to NOR
row. In the party were Mrs. Barr.
Miss Barr, Miss Myrtle Barr, Misses
Clara and Sadie Lloyd and, Jessie sni-
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Masons to Meet in wheeling.

Beginning on Monday, November s,
the Masons Of West Virginia will be
gin a two weeks celebration at Wheel
ing. Hundreds of high Masons from
all over the state will attend the cele.
baton. as we'll as many noted Mnscns
from different parts Of the Unttea
States. The principal meetings vii!
be held at the Scottish Rite cathedrl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Aid Society Dollar Day.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M.
f. Church will hold a meeting tomor-
row afternoon at two o'clock at the
church on Main street. This is dollar
day for the society and each and
every member is urged to be present
and to bring a dollar which they hav"
earned during the summer vacation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
NORMAL NOTES

Season tickets for the Normal Lee,
ture Course, beginning Nov. 20, are
now ready and will be distributed as
scon as possible by the committee. BY
reason OF the very kind assurance OF
support from the public schools and
many towupeople the price OF the
course tickets has been placed at che
half the usual price and large audi
ences are assured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
Mis- EIemlna tn eaItImote.

Miss Virginia Fleming is in Batn-
more, Nd, the guest Of her brother
George w. Fleming, and wife. Miss
FLEMING will join Mr.. and Mrs c. ".
watson, Of Fairmont Farms. VINO are
en- route to the horse show. Miss Ma
zie sipe will also be a member OF the
narty.
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Mlsa Prlehard Hostess.

Miss Lena Prichard will entertain
the Book Club at her nome on Pleas
ant street wednesday afternoon az 2
O'Clock. Members are requested to
bring their books.-MannIngton RE
ord.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
STREET cAR
Between Forty and Fifty Persons In.
IuredIn Trolley Accident.
nfv united Press

Osv United Pressl
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Gov. S.-Be-
tween forty and fifty persons wei. in
.ured, several probably fatally to-day
wnen a crowded street earg got beyond
control while going down a steep hill
The car jumped the track AMI turne I
over.
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Road Eneineers to Meet.

The needing of the county road en-
gIneers OF the State viii be held at
Parkersburg early in December,
though the exact date has not yet
been announced Commissioner c y.
Light, of MartnsburE, has the tair In
charge ami is making preparations
to make this meeting a profitable one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
wedding with Caterer zie~genfelder IN

Weddlng WIN Gaterer ZlegenIeIIsr N
charge.
late in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Hesse left in an auto for Claysville
to elude their friends who had gIther
ed at the station to see them off,
The bride is a popular young lady
and a high school graduate. The
groom is mining engineer of the Fair
mont Coal ndCoke Co, and they will
make their home at Fairmont. The
gifts received were many and hand
some.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
THE PRESIDENT in ALABAMA.
LRY UnlteI Presg.l

iBy United Press.l
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. S.-Pres-
ldent TAFT began a strenuous day
with n motor ride to the Country CT b,
where he br%eakfasted. Review of
school children parade and speech a:
Capital Park followed. He leaves this
afternoon for Macon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03

Messrs. H. NJ. Queen and L. A
stark, with c. E. Aremntrout as alter
native, have been seiected as dele
gates to the Student Volunteer Con-
yentlon at Rochester, N. Y, next Jam
uary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03
VOICE CULTURE.

Miss Broaddus, OF 401 Locust
avenue, would like pupils in
Voice Culture. Terms soc for an
hours lesson. Miss Broaddus
studied at Peabody Conserve.
tory. Baltimore.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03

Perhaps you're a pretty good ad.
writer, yourself. See if You can write
one that will find a tenant for thatl
room.
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Aunt.Rarr.

The marriage OF Miss Eleanor Da-r
daughter OF Mrs. NJ. B. H. Barr to
Mr. w. s. Hunt, of Wheeling, will be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-03

You see 1t In the West VIrainlan
today and in the other papers to-mor.
row.
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filing time of the same so that the
sender may know when the message

filing time of the same so that the
sender may know when the message
was sent.
The senate committee on insurance
will meet tomorrow when It will be
known whether this legislature will do
anything toward the reimbursement Of
official duties" in the state house for
greater economy. The insurance
change bill will be passed upon. 1t
Is In the hands OF a, subcommittee.
One of the strange phases Of the case
is that the persons who are blocking
the matter have apparently got the
Democrats solidly against all bills to
make changes in official duties, even
though the Democratic party as a
party Is committed in its platform to
the reform.
A bill for the consolidation OF the
state historical department and state
historical society will be introduced
as soon as 1t is deemed prudent: The
appropriation bill for the department
has this in view. 1t makes a fiat APP
preparation of $4,000 a year, with
$4,000 for the legislative reference de-
partment, leayir : it to the board to
fix all salaries and apportion the work.
The head of the department is to be
superintendent, and under him is to
be the curator of the museum, ref
crence clerk, etc.
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HEDRlcK.

Hedrick-The remains Of the late
Mrs. Mary Stroud, who died at her
home in Ottumwa on Friday, were
brought to this place Saturday even
ing and taken to the home of Her
daughter Mrs. Mont Beck. The funeral
services were held at the Christian
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Services were conducted by Rev.
Smith Of Pack%ood
Miss Hazel Logan of Sigourney is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Erma Krout one of the high
school teachers was an over Sunday
visitor at the home in Fremont.
Mrs. Goldie Starkweather of Hayes
vile was in the city Friday, the guest
of Edna Moore.
Henry Bohlman went to What
Cheer Saturdar remaining until Mon
day the guest Of friends.
c. L. Dean was a west bound pas
senger over the Burlington Saturday
Claude Kent of Richland returned
to Ollie Monday after visit at the w.
A. Kitterman home in this city.
g: J. Martin was an ottumwa visitor
Friday
Chas. Speck died at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Belle Crawford near
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mittee Of the other house and are
held up. The list shows the vastness
of the work ahead Of the legislators.

The senate committee on elections
promises to take UP and consider some
very important bills relating to the
form of ballots this week. The Peter
son bill provides for rotation on the
primary ballot, and it Is agreed on all
hands that the recommendation Of the
biennial message for a revision of the
law in this regard must be followed.
The Peterson bill is to provide for ro-
tation of names, making change for
every 100 ballots printed. Representa-
tive Lee Is convinced that this would be
too expensive plan and so he has
prepared a bill which removes the in
ecualities in this way: on state con-
didates a change in certifying out to
the various counties so that in the
state as a whole each candidate has
his name first as often as any other;
on county and district offices a rota-
ton by precincts to accomplish the
same end 1t is believed this change
will not involve any expense suffi-
cient to make 1T Objectionable.
A bill is being prepared which will
require telegraph company to trans
nit and put on a message the exact
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Highland Saturday afternoon after 4
month,E illness

Highland Saturday afternoon after
months Illness.
Clarence Wr1y who is suffering with
an attack of catarrhal fever at the
home of his uncle John Wray In thif
city is reported better.
Miss Blanche Moore arrived home
Friday from Ottumwa, where she ma,
been visiting relatives the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Helm arrived
home from Texas Friday and are vis-
iting their daughter Mrs. Homer Cox.
The Misses Margaret and Inez Me-
Coy, who are attending school in OF.
tumwa visited over Sunday with theii
father Frank Mccoy in this city.
Frank Dobbs is entertaining his
| father James Dobbs from Illinois.
l. Clayton May sold his household
goods at auction Saturday. Mr.. ane
Mrs. May will leave for the west
soon.
w. Smith, travelling salesman for w
I. Hall and Co., visited at his homt
in this city over Sunday.
Jerry Riley held a sale at the stock
yards Saturday. A large crowd was ii
| attendance from the neighborini
towns.
| The band which was recently organ,
! lied in the city is progressing NIGEL,
under the leadership Of c. ]. Martin
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SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
cLARk's DRUG STORE sWENsoNs DRUG STORE

would have allowed him to move tt
reconsider and have another vote on
the bill. The speaker informed him
that the vote had been announced and
his request came too late
Thirty Republicans voted against
the measure and four Democrats for
it, as follows:
Republicans Against-Boyd (Neb.)
Burton (Ohio), Campbell (Kas.), Chap.
man Qll.), Cook (Colo). Crumpacker
(Ind), Davidson (Wis.), Dawson
(Iowaj, Gronna On. d, Hinshaw
(Neb). Hubbard Gowa), Jenkins
(Wis), Knopf Qll), Kennedy (Iowa)
Kustermann (Wis.), Lowden Qll),
Mckinney Qn), Mclaughlin (Mich.
Martin IS. d., Morse (Wis.), Muir.
dock (Kas.), Nelson (Wis.), Prince
Gll.), Smith (Iowa), Stafford wis
Stephenson (Minn.), Wilson CHI,
woodward CIV. Va), Cary (Wis.),
Cooper (Wis.)
Democrats For-Bartlett (Neb.), Els
topinal Ua.), Hobson (Ala.), Jones
(Va.)
Whips Senate Into Line.
Inc mouse compelled the senate &c
recede from it's demands that $25,O0C
be granted to point the report of Pres
ident Roosevelt's country life commits
sion The senate had inserted the pro
vision in the agricultural bill and the
house knocked 1t out. Then it was in
serted again by the conferees and il
came back to the house. Reedel
(Kas), Stephens (Texas), Fitzgerali
(New York;, Hepburn Qowa), Leve,
(South Carolina), Stanley (Kentucky)
and Tawney (Minnesota) participated
in the debate on it.
The Democrats generally took tbs
position that the commission had been
created by the president without au
thority Of law. Mr. Stanley was
among the more pronounced HI
said: eve don't want to have bunch
of men, in frock coats and silk hats
riding around in automobiles and eat
ing canvasback duck and drinking
champaign, trying to tell the farmers
how to- eat green's, draw water and
milk cows. We don't want city com
mission to teach farmers"
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Ottumwa to Have Wireless,

Des Moines, March 8. -G. R. Bah.
cock Of Denver, Colo, is in the city
and has already closed up a contract
with o. M. Herrick, owner Of the Oh.
servatory building, for the lease of a
suite of three rooms to open up a sta.
ton for the United Wireless company
stations, which will be established at
seven different points in the state of
Iowa. The stations will be located at
Sioux City, Fort Dodge, Ottumwa, Ce-
dar Rapids Burlington and Davenport.
The plant here will be in operation IN
a few DAYS.
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MANY VICTIMS COMING FORTH.
Continued From Page l..

Newberry was taken to some point
near Pittsburg, Pa, and lost his money
because Of some accident which hap.
pened to the wrestler that he was
backing. A prominent professional
man of Fort Madison was victimized
to the extent of $4,000. Postoffice In
spectors and other federal officials in
this end of the state are investigating
these cases which have just come to
the knowledge of the public.
Victims Come in Droves.
Little Rock, Ark, March 3.-The
victims of the alleged gang of swind-
lers under arrest here are arriving In
Little Rock and all of them have
identified ]. G. Mabray, the alleged
leader, and one or more of the quar-,
tette.
j. G. Kile of Decatur ILL.,, an aged
farmer, who was sWindled Feb. 49,
Identified all of the men under arrest
Kile came here to invest $4,000 and
went to horse race in the suburbs
supplying his money for two hours to
bettor who was short Mr.. kile
went before the grand jury.
1t is believed all the men now under
arrest will be indicted and that
several others who escaped when the
raid was made, will be captured
j. S. Tierney Of Streator, H., .,swho
also arrived, gave up $1O.Oc0 on a
wrestling match in New Orleans Jan
"a, 1907. w. H. McGrath of Mime
apolis, another victim admits losing
$4,000 on a race in Council Bluffs last
summer, being "steered" into the
game by IAN old college friend" Each
of the victims have filed suit against
Mabray and his associates and will
follow the example of E. J. Cavanaugh
who was also victimized. and attached
the boxes shipped to- Davenport and
which they supposed contained $50,
900.
Henry Stockwell, a jockey in the
employ of .Mabray, who was formerly
prominent on association tracks, con
fessed to officers yesterday, implicat
ing others. Stockwell was identified
by j. S. Tierney of Streator, ILL.,. as
one Of the wrestlers in the match by
which he was swindled out Of $4,000
at the st. Charles hotel in New
Orleans.
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alive" The Democratic side Of the
house broke forth In cheers.
= Mr.. Overstreet in charge of the bill,
was recognized and he asked to be
permitted to change his vote. This
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PROHIBITION
QUESTION UP

Continued From Page ~
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CONTINUED From Page ~
The broad ax., 1909-02-20

Noah d. Thompson. 661S Vernon av
has been on the sick list for the past
week. being confined to the house
with a severe cold.
Attorney Edward z. Wilson 1861
Forest ave-, after being indisposed
for short while, is now able To look
after his increasing law business.
An exchange says that, fellow who
Is SCARED. into heaven because he is
afraid to go to hell will doubtless
have sneaking appearance when he
arrives.
Dunn and Hight, $3.50 State street
have opened up a first class cafe and
English chop house above their Buffet
and meals win be served at all hours
in the most tempting manner.
King Jefferson, who has executed
some clever stunts in poetry. has re.
moved from the 2nd ward into the
s1st ward, and he is now residing at
5516 Armour ave-,
Miss Bessie Bryant, SOFT Armour
ave. who Is extremely bright in every
respect Is Progressing rapidly IN her
studies at the FarTand school, and re-
Gently she advanced to the head Of her
class in the It'll grade.
Alderman P. J. o'eonneal, win jump
over the highest ran At the primaries
Tuesday, February 2sd, and again be
victorious at the polls. April list. and
continue to represent the s1st ward
in the city council.
Jos. J. Healy. Aldermanic candidate OF
the soth ward. Is making an active
fight all along the line ana laying an
Jokes aside. he Is receiving strong