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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
Personals.

MISS lncz Jacobs returned last night
from her home. at Triune, where she
spent the past few days. She was nc.
conpanicd here by her sister, Miss
i'ansy. who has spent several weeks
at her home.
Miss Lena Sattcrflcld went to Enter.
prise to-day TO visit relatives.
Mr.. II. w. Stoneking, of State street,
mas been quite sick for the past few
days.
Mcssrs. Lloyd Boggcss and Hcrschcl
Sattcriicld have returned from short
stay at Pittsburg. ...
Mr.. Homer Carpenter, of near
ClarksburG. has been the guest of his
brother Mr.. Thomas Carpenter, of
l1ttsburg avenue.
Cecil G. Rice returned TO Pittsburg
Monday morning after n few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q. Rice, of Gufrey street.
Mr. G. w. RACER remains very iii at
the home of his sol, Mr.. Herbert Ra.
ger. OH Diamond street.
Mr. Ireland has returned to his
home at Pcnnsboro after spending n
few days with his daughter, Mrs. w.
N. Stoncking.
Miss Cecil Jolliffe, Of Wctzcl county,
who had been the guest of Mrs. CoT.
man on Gufrcy street, left Sunday
evening for Grafton 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. II. b. Henderson and Mrs. II.
Ernest Hawkins and daughter Mar
earet, have returned from a weeks
visit at Gladly Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Gocckc and
three children. OF Clarksburg. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /.
Cordray, Of Diamond street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lutte Brown have re.
turned from Shinnston where they
were the guests Of the lattcr's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott.
Mr.. George Snowdcn, of Elkins, has
been in this city for several days.
Mrs. w. S. Bristor. of Morgantown
avenue, has returned from Fleming
toni, where she was called by the ill
ness of her granddaughter, Helen
Grcathousc.
Miss Lizzie Rumble has returned
from a several weeks visit at Green's
boro, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Satterficld and
children, of Enterprise, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Virginia Sattcrficld, of Stew
ems street.
Mr. and Mrs. Artic Collins, of Bruce.
ton Mills, have been the guests of the
lattcrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Smith, of State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Summers. of
Catawba, were in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Bert Scott, Of Huttons, Md, Is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Edna Gaskins has returned
from a weeks visit at Cameron.
Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Brummagc re-
turned Monday morning from Watson
where they have been the guests of
their sister.
Mr.. David Provance. of New Castle,
Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Linn
Courtney, of Market street.
Mr.. Joe Jones, of Little Falls, has
returned TO his home after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Summers.
Harry White and Albert Cameron
have returned from New Castle where
they spent the past few days.
Miss Mary Hill, Of East Park, left
this morning for two weeks visit in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Sara Bennett, OF Morgantown
and Mr.. Will Bennett, Of Waynesburgs,
came up from Morgantown yesterday
10 visit their sister, Mrs. s.. L. Jacobs.
Mr.. Bennett left last night for his
home.
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Returned Homo.

Mr.. W. ]. Fletcher, OF Homestead,
Pa. has returned home after visit
with his brother, Mr.. J. C. Fletcher,
and his sister, Mrs. George Bennix.
He was accompanied home. by his
mother, Mrs. Anon Fletcher, OF Clin-
ton Furnace. who has spent the past
month with Mrs. Bennix,' of Smith
street.
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Mr.. VIII Bennett, of Wayncsburg,
Pa, and Miss Sara Bennett, of Nor
gantown, spent Monday In the city
with their sister, Mrs. S. l.. Jacobs.
Mrs. Virginia BonniticId has return.
cd from Tunnclton where she had
been the guests of relatives for soy.
eral days
Misses Inez and Pansy Jacobs spent
Sunday and Monday at their home at
Triupe.
Brooks Morgan spent yesterday at
! Deer Park, Nd.
viii McElhaney has been the guest
tof friends in Cincinnati for the past
several days.
Mr.. William Shoemaker, of Morgan.
toxin, Is the guest of his brother, Geo.
Shoemaker Of Gufrey street.
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: 81 see you have only one chair in the
kitchen. Mary. l must get another
one for you." .,..' .. .,'
you needn't mind, ma'am. have
none but gentleman callcrs.-Bul[alo
Express.
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lI MORE tut! TEST DAESS|
The Trips to Atlantic City
Hit the Popular Chord
VACATION VACATION VACATION
Is the Dream Of All the Candidates and
Six Of Them Will Notbe Disappointed.
VOTE NOW REACHING NEAR THE HUNDRED THOUSAND MARK
RooRBAckS MAY BE EXPECTED, BUT THE WILL
TRUTHFUL TALE AT THE END-MANNlNeToN AGAINST THE
FIELD
To-DAY's LEADERS.
lot assisted some candidate cut maze
| lasting friendship Ivy doing so t.

day.
in districts three and four 1t is now
the city of Warrington against the
field, to use the expression of the race
track followers. The field is an active
one and Warrington is alive and .
game little city and Who ever wins
the European trip in this consolidated
district will have all the honor and
glory that can be given them by their
friends. 1t would indeed be a cictory
TO be proud of. OF course two other
trips, will be given, to those making
the next highest showing in this dis.
trict and the reward vii be Just as
equally appreciated. Knwing that one
made Il good samo fight is just as
cheering to your friends as to know
that you win in half hearted contest
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Children's Day,

An excellent Childrcns Day pro-
gramme was rendered Sunday even
ing at the Diamond Street NJ. r.
Church. A large number of children
took a part in the programme and it
was one of the best ever given by the
Sunday School.
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Reception This Evening.

The members of the Palatine Bap-
list Church will give reception this
evening for Rev. Il. B. Lawlcr, who
leaves this week for his new work in
ST. Adams. The affair will be held in
the new church building and an en-
joyable evening is anticipated.
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Complimentary to her cousin, Miss
Mary Robinson, of Winchester, Va,
who is visiting here. Miss Fannie Rob.
inson will entertain large number
OF friends tomorrow evening al lawn
party at her home on State street.
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Mr.. Gaylord Bell, who has spent tho
past two years in the Soldiers Home
at Washington, d, c., arrived here
Sunday evening and will spend few
days here before going 10 Morgan
town to visit Mr..aNd Mrs. James Gas.
kins.
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VIII Hold Exchanne.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pala-
tine Baptist Church met last evening
at the home OF Mrs. II. S. Chcnoweth,
on East Park avenue. The ladies' will
hold an exchange Saturday in the VIM
dow of the Marion Hardware Co.
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Westbound.

Westbound.
For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
Z, '2:25 n M; No. II, "1:25 p. m.
For WHEELING, No. Z, 1925 a. m;
No. II, "7:15 a. m. CocaD; No. Il,
s1:25 p. IN. ClocaD; No. 55, 5000
pr
MononSah Division.
For CLARKSBURG, leave No. 2 x7.20
a. m; No. 4, x9:i5 p. M; arrive, No.
3, 7:05 n. m; No. E, X4:15 p. m.
Fairmont, Morgantcwn and Pittsburg.
For C6NNELLSvILLE aad PITTS.
BURG, leave, No. l, $500 n. M; No.
3, x7:tO Il. H.; No. So, leave 1880 p.
m. daily: No. so. arrive, 1890 Il.
m. Except Sunday)
No. 81, 1850. Except Sunday p.
M; arrive. No. 90. Except Sunday
1O:3O n. m; No. 2, x7:4O p. M; No.
4, X9:40 p. M, No. GS, !1O:O5 p. m.
For MORGANTOWN, leave, No. GO,
1890 p. m; arrive, No. G2, xG:5O p.
m.
Pawpaw Branch.
(Daily.)
Leave 500 a. m. and 1900 p. IN; ar.
rive 9:15 q. IN and 500 y. IN.
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At a recent meeting OF the 1ndepend-
ent Order of Odd Fellows, No. 81, the
following officers were elected:
]. NJ. Hawkins, Noble Grand.
Arthur Jarrett, Vice Grand.
E. A. Wilson, Recording Secretary.
w. c. Snider. Financial Secretary.
]. A. Hess, Treasurer.
w. N. Stoneking. Trustee.
These officers will be installed at a
regular meeting Wednesday evening,
July 10, by District Deputy Grand
Master, E. G. Baker, Of Morgentown.,
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B, & q. Railroad
B. E .. TIME TABLE.
daily. xDally except Sunday. !Sun.
day only.

FAlRMONT, W. VA.
Schedule effective June list, 1910.
East Bound.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
No. s, 1920 a. m; No. IA, '1:35 p.
M; No. 4, $3.50 p. III. local 10 Graf.
toni
CUMBERLAND, ACCOM-, No. i, 700
a. M, daily.
GRAFTON ACCOM-, No. 70, 1861 a.
m.
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District Four.

Including all that part Of Marion
county outside of Fairmont and MAN.
nington districts; also districts in ad-
Joining counties,
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District Two.
District Three.

Including tie City of Warrington
and Warrington district.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES IN THE
WEST vlRGlNIANs MAMMOTH
TouR.oF.EURoPE CONTEST
AND VOTE OF EACH.

District One.
Including wards One, Two and Three
In the City of Fairmcnt.
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n q sHH - = 80 Z = N.-
numbers were soIos 0yg Mss SIallsst
Williams, a contraito SOLO by: Mis-
elizabeth McNeely aud a bass solo b
Ernest Yost, all Of whom possssii
splendid voices, "a duet by Miss VII
Hams and Miss Ruth Henry was an
other excellent number. Miss Hents
has high, clear soprano voice, and
Notwithstanding she has been Ill fol
the past two weeks. demonstrated
that sae possesses a voice of unusual
merit A quintstte by Misses Henry,
Jessie Jacobs, Lucille buchanan, Kath'
aryn Race and Elizabeth McNeely was
a much eneored number. and a cornell
solo by ray smith was well received
as was a duet by lMessrs. Levelle and
Hartley. The chorus work was espe'
cially effective. Miss Hamilton prov,
ed to be a splendid accompanist. The
members of the chorus are: Daisy
51 se.tles Atnes., E.nsl spss
.aats Y. 5enssl' sesh la.nss'es, Lopl1s
soenn =. Mare bosnm. MaFy purns, Y I
Gayenaef' EnzaOesl conway :. s4nnit
ooaawas, o.a oonaTsy., Assaelias
DolLlson, Laura PunniGseon'
,t y Ediea Trey. .Neya sltznpsp Z
Aaele EgrDee AaeneFape na!sts X
q Hamil'on' Loolss A1mil.eR
.ass EEan s. laAFsies' S.anSne nsa
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,AIah school Recital

sThe recital given last evening by
the High School Chorus, under the
direction Of Miss oderbolz, director Of
lpusic. in the public schools, was one
i.ot,.the most successful entertainments
ever given under the direction Of the
school, The atfair was High School
from start to finish, no outside talent
whatever being employed, and the
good sized audience which heard the
programme was an apprecIatiye as
we'll as delighted one. When the
curtain was drawn aside shortly after
eight O'Clock 1t Disclosed the entire
chorus Of eighty members seated on
the stage, a gradually rising platform
having been arranged,
The programme was an excellent
one and was personally directed by
Miss oderbolz. Miss Estelle Hamill
ton was piano accompanies Each
number was delightfully."- rendered and
showed not only a great amount Of
splendid talent but clever and careful
traluing as wen Among ths special
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WE'LL KNOWN
...Y0QNGll.An.lEhg
s.pIckp vlsco1MTi DIED LAST
i Siotar Az cry ic SPIRAL Az:
reR sLloRfsltLGEss.

Richard Eiseopnt, "a well known
italian young man ID: The employ q
the. D, and o. r iRs died last night Ct
eleven O'Clock at the city hospital, q.
ter an Illness from typhoid fever.
Dsceasea was san d; Frank VIZ
COMMIT deceased; lHi othet resides
ri at6hohgall. Tw6sslste ts. Ms. Me-
RE YlscoInti ----z and Miss sara
The remains VIII be taken
TO the home of the former on Pike
street fhis evening and funeral ssS
morrow afternoon tsFment giIlsbe
,nororS : attetncon, Sintetnent VIII De
made Oh Holy eros cembtsf undef:
'tags ebldns ID charge.
'IIiss Mas q gpod incurred boy and
Ind large 5atbhsr az trIehdsi IN : the
city who viii! learn his death With
sincere regret, y. 4. \.
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MeoraW.kidMeIl.

cards announcing the marriage Of
MISS Jennie Kidwell, a former student
an.ths Cook Hospital Training School
:for Nurses, to Mr.. Peter NIcGraW Of
fohopgah, which was celebrated on
TUESDAY morning at the home OF the
bride in Keyser have been received
by friends Of the;pobular young couple
in this city. The;cards read: ~ 4.
Us Mr.. PeteFtJ! MccraR 4
'.-.'- Miss Jennie tB. KidSell
Married P5t 2
Tuesday, April twentysixth d
one thousand, nine hundred and ten
Ueyser, West virginia.
At Home
After May seventh
5 SIonongahi VIVA. 4
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OBSERVED BY VET.
EXAMS At The NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. April q. GFant's
birthday The eIghls.sighth annlyer
sary Of Tie great soldier and states.
man was informally observed today
81 veterans Of tho national capital 4
topic 81 lively discussion arnong the
veterans isthe project to muster II
cen Frederick Dent Grant, son q .,
IS. Grant. into the united States army
as I civil war soldier. emitting him 70
membership in the Grand Army the
Republic. The ceremony Is SCI fof the
day after to.lnortc@, April the an
hlyeFsary cf the battle Of Grand Gull
IN 1858. There has been some critl
cisli 81 the plan, but tbis has been 81
fsctuaIly answered by;a Congressional
bill. Harmon VI. Brown. Who was Sc
retafy 10 cen ii. s.. Grant duriHg Pie
civil war, decsarSs that Fred was !
,eommissiCHed Laieetenant and feceiy
e hlsswohhd from q Conf derate bull
ist not non 1 Union sentIy's naskst
While RETURNING from 4 jaunt With !
youthful :compsnlohs Mr. Brown say6:
;yTBs ssryice Of Cen. Fred Grant dat'
ing the Ylcksbufg campaign % %;
ported Is that Of boy playing around
camps IN company With another adj
that Tie family Of Gen. U. s. Grant was
With him and other otacets' families
Thereiis no truth IN that statement.
On January 10, 1868 our HEADQUARTERS
were moved 70 Memphis end on 90
a0th il took Mr., Grant and her two
children, Nellie and Jesse 70 Louis;
yllls. II. \.
: = The Quarters WAS g Milllken,s
Bend, Lay April 90, and the siege d
Ylcksbirg did not beetH until bay isi
when the city was lnyested BY tbe
Tires army corps, and lasted uhtl
July 3. tie surrender being made that
night: z; Il;
Fired Grant carried q commission q
Lieutenant and aide De camp. boy as
he vas. signed BY command Of hls
father and Officially signed by Col. W.
Is. HiIlyer. Proyost Marshal General1o q
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Win Tour EUROPE.

Quite q number of oharlestonlahs
viii visit Europe this season. The
greatest attraction this year is the
Passion Play" given every ten years
at ober Ammergau, Among those
going arc Mrs. B. +. Kellar and heF
house guest, Miss Fairchiid, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. q! Gailaher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James N. Payne and Mr.. and Mrs,
Dabney Davis. Miss RSmmei WI
also take aaparty over, including Mts,
3, w. Wilson, Misses Ashton and
Nan Wilson, Ashton woodmhn ana
Ruth Eskew. NJ. and Mrs. Z. a,
Barnes are already touring Southern
Europe Cbarisston Mail.
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Marriage eas aSnlslnses sitlSfil;
g; 4 unique plan Tor a EinS married
lie on a business basis ,Is. on TINED ID
the wonan's Home Companion. SAYS
this magazine: y 81. * .ys &.
itThe Arst matter to cols lder IS the
amount Of assets available This %
course, amounts to exactly what he
outside world considers ,liiess services
ofsthe prodlciak partner 70 be ESrtsIS
This income mpst be "a "a +
the yartons seIpehks 81 8hs lsiIis:ss,
r1der ! Sgeletah claastne tpt tolss
lows. I; 4 8 q,
F'.FiEst: General 6geratt
This,fI the most
heht OF ali, aud includes tod SER
vans; tgel,i light, rsat Tor utesssts.
ana taEest. v e S 81
sESecond: slnkll 81 also,
almost important Rce6nHt f1d atoull,l
not for alSiefSh oh q u ~ tpcket (
tlpon II depends ya6soluiel 4lea pros
perity OF the ffm, thtuJts ] Hefiode Of
financial aSpresst6 ton. III ipelaass stSsi
ihSs.6a4k deposit md. ihsdtants
premllIlt L VI. 4. "
.cThlrd; RspGlf thd 81
THIS n 6lteh e6asi q 4 et 1. part ott ssAs
obsrdtihB EEbsnss but n 81
Kept sepatsts IL tiIelpdes deptesiat:
tibh u ssthe aiii 81 9uipments
SUCH silshS ltlnl utsusIls, tltts.
fttafe ia AZ 4 Die 1ljRsuf n /, ~
aaE6Hft6: TGs esntlnt Fond
This Includes church dIlss)I rltL illesii
r,tlskesS, : tsIepaoks ana bookl
and ftiG a2ihes. ~ 4, Z 4 = !
ftht Emetge FyiId rhls it,,i
iclldSs doctor, df1g gist nd sielll kkt,
I'm older 10 tfahsac esss ohSai
shbnd itisis. all pt qtShas must
ne Soasldef6ds WIN fem6i lS tof the
capital may bsi dlfla stFss III tie
p6rEners as n salarE. RON thelf sal:
aries the partners mist psis;
s6nSl s5ben sessol 6lot iihs aud lpei:t
deAtals. Tie size 81 he silIfss ia /
fore depends entirely, bon 4 econ-s
,otnIeal nia1aBemep OF tbe anaifs d
the arm, at rs tHWiss tosfsis alaEiess
at tic s4penssi % ,the slpiHs Fund
,thoath this often "a ltsmptasio n
case The partners a Sthst tllSirysai.s
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tine Book Club have issued Invitations
for a dance to be given on Friday
teyening. April 9th, at the EIks Club
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs R: G..
Dancer who win move from Manning:
ton in the near future.
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8. A. r. MEETING Postponed.

on account Of the absence from the
eity Of the regent Of the William
Raymond Chapter Of the D. A. r. the
meeting announced In the year book
lor tomorrow has been indefinitely
POSTPONED
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Although lha athletic Girl g 9 l3'll
1onbauipn upon tie eoli asld iAs
tennis court and the crosf'eou9lfy
tramp. the truly feminine, dainty 1T.
lie woman Who cares for none o.
these things, but who wears pretty
auas frosks ana always makes hone
attractive and resi- place, Is ny
one Who wins out n the long tpn
Il S his last type Who has staries
4 lad which promises 70 have great
gcgnes ana 70 reyolutionize tht
breakfast hour. when tenpers az
not alWh4s sweetest and the atlli1'
sphere Is not alNayt the bslmiest
II is tie brsthtaIt cap.
It Il q great boon. tor now there
will be no longer III excuse fos The
delayed appearance q mllady AZ ths
breakfast table. since SO much aile
In the dressing Of her heir Is saEee
by, the wearing Of one Of these pfeti
Z - - . y T.. III :
~ trthes
And agatnTN se y Y es Pc G ~ le I,
lpy when seated aeross ne oo l-I
nom 30 lovely a siiion is the. 10.
man, VINO dons one Of the doves:
trimmed Siace-b aeckea PTS o. lin y, !,
which covers quickly arIap "a
couture.
Alls viii be peaceful and, serene;
OF course, only the woman 3N la.e
break fasts IN 2 legl Negial a ~,
use for one, ana sae VIII lnnSe y & y
most iadlspsA ca sAes aiEe i
she has her bath and dresser, see
need only strange her heiF ,lees e:
ana eoysr al dlserep e ., I'm. g I;
useful cap. Later, When sthe neg l.e
IS over she may take 4er nn9e oIss
her coihure, Just as eIery ~ VA
loves 70 do ,lssssls ,as
cap 81. German felenele ane Y
trimmed With 3rosssg Nen 2. !. .i y I
efmtng e me posse ssloA u (; ].
aliEty bride xhes 8 B. hubbard pIssk
3lasts early alln = at t y.
hall, yet y " rics MI ana z @ eenlps
The cap fe made q: ros q AtheSlp a3
lice sewn upon 3 s ! 9 eiteis olsns ~
Traced byg ding White Wire, fas
trinmihg at either side gives :
;toneh Of color * Y s..
"a cap With sttings loes Amos
Ike ascorenet, for u U.s. Double fe q
of lace fFills, With the seams g &
ed by q Rteath Sot tiny rcstesShd Fess
set. satin strings ~ ars Y a;s
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Mlsslon Circle to Meet.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Mission Circle Of the First Baptist
Church win meet on Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the home Of
ms. NJ. c. Tough, on Locust avenue,
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talian chIdsplead.

AN Italian child aisds this morning
5atithe parents home lnse hieft6a Ths
remains VIII be Inferred In tle No
poasah Cemetery on Thursday morn
Iatby UndeFtak ef \, q, Jones
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sloLE-paooF 5Lssy & l4sftl.y's.5
commissioners aol lce.

TO John +. Keener. plaintiff in o Ger.
tain suit in ehancefyi depending IN
the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, against "a N. Wyer,
L. G. wyer, B, D. Fleming; Murray
plckerson, Trustee, Ella y. Sterling.
SJamiss5 foYl, C.. D.. Yanaetgcft,
defendants: q -
You and each inf you are hereby no
Titled that viftue Of q decree enter:
Cd in said Gauge on tie i7th day Of
March; 1910 appointing the under.
IEIgned commissioner In chaucery Of
aid court; to- aseertain and report 70
said court certain; matters and thing.
in said decree set forth. that I have
fixed up6a y my once IN the Court
House Of saia county as the place.
and the gard day of Maj, 1910, as the
time for beginning the discharge d
my duties under said decree Of refer
snce. Il
An abstract Of said decree e as fol
lows: -,
Upon consideration Of all which, i
Iis adiud ged: ordered and decreedi that
ibis: cause be-. and The same Is hereby
| feSerfed 70, Hsrfs Shaw one OF the
Commissioners M chahcergfof MS
tcaurt, to take state and report an ael
count showing S 4, 81. .: / I.
First. All thsk real estate owned
lbySthe defepdants A, M.SHgyef and Il
Curtis WyeFr or either lot themil wters
situate, Its descfiR Ion and the guam:
lityst hereofsai,s Stt St. 500 -.
Second The Jlslsap en said real
estate. 6ySBhomah held their respeo.
five amounts and pEi6rites.
Third. Wh3 Their ID real estate
Twin, In i've years rent for sufficient
sum TO payIloG and discharge said
liens andthe costss6f this suit 3,
Fourth; And such other matters
as any rartyin interest may require,
line same being pertinent, or such
other matters as said Commissioner
himself may deem pertinent, whether
50 required or not.
"But before proceeding to take said
account, the said Commissioner shall
publish the notice teilisn holders, g
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Miss Russell Hostess.

Miss Annie Alexander Russell, Of
Faifmont, entertained at dinner Sat.
iifday evening at the Kanawha in HON
Of Of Miss Martha Hoffman, Of Fair
mont, who Is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs,
il. q Webb. Charleston Gazette.
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Mi. and Mrs. shroysr to Entertain.
MI. and Mrs. W. W. shroyer win en-
tegtain a number of their friends on
Thursday evening at their home on
Eighth street, the occasion being their
wedding anniversary.
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\ on SatufdaY, April 30: Rev! q! ID;
smith VIM iIeld daarteFly conference
IL . 100 aud preach b. 1isO p. m. aud
'oa Sum Nay list Service viii besas
follows byeieSst Ss30; preaching
1880 followed BY holy communion
4. aiIsRRELf4s Pastor. :
E Cd 9sFtisyIa.
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il-ESNEttOH sIettkf tsl Nv ~ VII w
! CHICAGO. April Pleas d not
entity were entered today In behalf
'oi ;the. National Raeltihg company and
.lts ten subsidiary. concerns charged
With violating the sheman ahti;traa
law, Y &
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Dance al Msnnlnnton.
Tie EIEs or AIannlngton insisted byl
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4 a so-easy plisl an free with every
sss want sda ssjnisftlsni mot oSerts
iIass) a5s, Every woman tAouId have
one 81 thsSe pans. Il picks W the
aO,t without s.sop!hs DYER.
> WIN Meet With Ms. Fisher. 4
The Foreign missionary, s6clsty3of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Withhold, It's regular monthly meeting
tomorrow night at ssysn:th irtyS clock
at the home of Mrs: a. Fisher on
Walnut Avenue 40 members ot me
society are lrEsa q b present