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To; H. Glenn Fleming; plaintiff, and
| Edgar G. Stemple, Ccftizens Dollar
Savings Bank; d. corporation, Sam.
suel Caplan; trading as Keystone
Suit and Skirt Company. Burton
Bros. e Company a. corporation,
Sterling riijsift company, "a cor
poration. and Leading Manufa ctir.
ing Company q corp rations defend,
ants: " st'i1li, 4
In the Circuit court; Of Marion county,
West Virginia, IN chancery.
You and each Of you will take no.
tice that IN pursuance , of a decree OF
said courtpentered ionsthe 18th day OF
december, 1910, in the chancery cause
therein pending wherein sy6u are the
parties complainant land defendant, j
have fixed ,aponF Tuesday, the 24th, day
Of January. ts1 !, at my office in the
city Of Fair,nont, Marion county, West
Virginia, rs the time and place for
beginning the discharge OF my duties
under said decree, anGt abstract OF
which is as follows:
"It is therefore s:adjudged, ordered
and decreed that this, cause he; re,
ferred to A. l.! Lehman, one OF the
commissioners Of this Court with di::
rection to state and settle the accounts
of the said Special Receiver. John s.
Walker.
2. Ascertain the liens IL any, against
the proceeds of the sale Of the prop,
'erty: of said firm In the hands of the
Special, Receiver, their amounts,
Ipriorities and to whom going.
3d.. The amounts of the debts of the
said firm and to whom: going.
a. Any other matter deemed peril.
nent by himself or being pertinent Is
required BY the parties or. any. OF
them" 2, Il !; \, .4.:. a z. &.
At which time and place you are re:
quired to be present.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of iDecembersgg1g1o;s rs Z
~ y ~ a. L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner.
Dec. 24.31 Jan. ia
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llie IN my q illcs. d clerk 81 the Coau:
|ty Court Of Marion county. West VIZ
ginia. Ior the transfer d 4 certain
license heretntore ISSUED TO Eeiiie &.
Esmitls % sell al retAil I, spIrItuous
|liluors wine; porter ale, beer or any
drink Of Ike nature AZ the Marion or
Aniief Hotel at tie corner or wash,
iington and Alalisoil or Bridge street.
ana expiring Oh the S0th dry II stnnes5
t1sttl to- iii Smith resident of
kittietoR, WetzelI connty. west viz
Eginia, who applies for the privilege Of;
Carrying on said business at the same
Notieesi further given that said mp.
Eplication Viii he acted upon at The
First meeting Of said County Court
held after the expiration of thirty
days from. this date, or as soon there.
after as may be; ~. =; \ Il rs
Given under my hand this Gath day
OF December, 1910. q i
( n John +. PHILLIPS; f
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion county. W. Va:
lDec. 2s.Jan 1916.
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Piles CURED IN Q 70 10 DAYS.
2 PAzo$ OINTMENT Is guaranteed 10
cure sany case Of Iteitihg blind. Bleed:
Ing or Protruding Piles In G. TO II days
or MONEY reinDd ed. $685.. I
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APPLICATION FOB LIQUOR |

;l. CENSE. ~. ,i5l5
ITO Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given by the un.
ldersigned that the following named
persons have filed IN the office OF the
clerk OF the County Court of Marion
county their respective applications
for State license to- carry: on the
business of soliciting and receiving or.
ders by the licensee or his agent in
person for spiritIous. liquors. wine.
Eale, porter, beer o. any drink OF like
nature in Marion county, West .Yir-
Eginia, except in the incorpo ted cit.
les, towns and villages in said cour,
ty and within two miles Of the limits
of them and each offthem, for the bal
lance OF the license year, ending June
Both. 1911, as required by Sec. IL Of
Chapter 3D. OF the acts of the Legis.
|lature of 1909. as amended. which no.
tice contains the names Sof, all such
applicants, their respective, resi-.
tdences. and the place for which appli.
cations for such license are made. to-
wit: 9 4. B, h IA. : =.
Abe Friedman, residence, Fairmonty
Marion county, West Virginia, in Ma.
rion county. west virginia. except In.
the Incorporated cities, townstand vii.
lagos in said county, and within two
miles; OF the limits Of the Incorporate,
ed cities. towns and villages IN SAID
county, and each of them, ~
Dated this 10th daySofs December
|19l1.
JOHN F. Phillips,
Clerkiof the County Court bf
Marion County W. Va.
Dec. 1oi17.24.21. &
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FIpuciARY NOTICE.

FlpuciARY NOTICE. n u
|! Notice is hereby given that the &C.
counts of Dominick Stingo; admins
traitor Of Antonio stangoto, deceased,
are before me for settlement.
, Given under my hand as one Of the
commissioners Of accounts Of the
County Court OF Marion county, West
Virginia, on the 24th day Of Decem-
her 1910. N
joint, LEHMAN, -
Commissioner Of Accounts.
Dec. 1881. ,,'s..'
classified advertising hast few; tasks
that are easier than filming Q good
place for q goodSsergant.
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=, Obituary.: DR.. Frederick James Furni-
; vail noted English scholar and. critic.
! in London:5 aged 6s. Owe Guide. Nor
wegian. minister. to the United States
at White Sulphur, Springs. Va.
Aeronautlcs: Clifford b. Harmon broke
the American amateur recordthis own,
by rcmalulng In the air cihours an
minutes at5Mlheola. ~
;. Aviation: Second international avla-
uon.nieet at Rheims. France. aviator
Wachter Killed By tile fall OF his ma
chfnes
=. Convention; Society of DESCENDANTS OF
the signersa Of the Declaration met In
Philadelphia.
Obituary: Grief Justice Melville Weston
. Fuller OF they United States bupremS
court, Mt Bar Harb6r, Me-: aged 7s
Frofs Giovanni, Virginia sohisparpllll
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-09
A MILLION DOLLARS
NOW Being SPENT IN
. FAIRNON7 BUILDINGS
BUSINESS BLOCKS
FACTORIES, CHURCHES
1000 HOUSES now
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

Lucas, Hattie Lucas, Ina Ferguson.
Elizabeth Eames, Muriel Hind. Bea-
trice White, Esther White, Carrie Me-
Lean, Helen Mclean, Laura Atherton.
Juliette Anterior, Benton, Genevieve
Young, Hazel Gear, Marjorie Chaplin,
Marion Chaplin, Dorothy Guild. Alice
Bond, Sila Pratt, Elizabeth Pratt, Car
RE Alderman, Louise Moir. Martha
Tulloch. Fannie Moir, Doris Taylor,
Gertrude Turner. Grace Robertson,
Sybil Robertson. Margaret Restarick,
Ruth Richards, Edna Curtis, Margaret
Center, Pauline Schaefer, Thelma Muir
ply, Ruth McChesney, Martha McChes-
nev, Rahnhild White. Hilma White,
Henrietta Smith, Alice Smith, Ruth
Lindley, Marguerite Wadman, Bea-
trce Campbell, Svbil Winter, Grace
Vincent. Eloise Wichman. Ruth Soper.
Garnie Rosecrans, Louise Mccarthy,
Pearl Mccarthy. Virginia Mccarthy,
Marion Brown. Margaret Forrest. Elsie
Chalmers, Marion Austin, Violet Aus.
tin, Lorna Jarrett. Kathrine Ashley,
Ida Ellsworth. Helen Spaulding: Messrs.
Allan Renton, Revnold McGrew, Alex
ander Anderson, Arthur Gilman, Jack
Guard. Watson Balentvne. Donald
Ross, William Chapman. Henley Chap
man, Erling Hedemann, Armiger Dredge
Cyril Damon. Charlie McWavne. Frank
Mackenzie, Cyril Hoogs, Charles Lucas.
Harry Lucas, Lester Marks. Oswald
Hind, Sydney Jakins. William Desha
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

Herbert Kingsley. Alfred Young. Au-
gust Schaefer. Marston Campbell Jr.,
Kenneth AbIes. Atherton Richards, Al
fred Magoon. Eaton Magoon. Harold
Gear. Allan Podmore, Jeff Podmore,
Clement Akina, Allan Wilcox, Vernon
Tennev. Douglas Baldwin, James
Winnie. William Morgan. Harold Nor
gan. Kenneth Reidford Francis Eames,
Dexter Frazier, George Murray. Oswald
Stevens. John Ashley. Howell Bond.
Clark Pratt Joseph Pratt, Randolph
Hitchcock. Rexford Hitchcock, William
Hitchcock, Edwin Glib, Fred Bailey,
Marcus Bison. Abe Norton, Blakeley
McStocker, Vincent Genoves, Arthur
Lando, Charles Littleiohn, Clarence
phries. Edmond Melanphy, Reginald
Melanphy, Alfred Hansen. William
Hansen, Leslie Wishard. Willard Grace,
William Ouderkirk, Ivan Graham,
Harold Hustace. Henry Hustace. Harold
Kerr, William Rosa. Charles Herrick,
William Conev. Jack NOR. Fred Zieg-
Ter. Charles Brennan, Austin White,
Harry Steiner, Allan Davis, Elmer
Davis. Norman Andersen.
= = -
Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear
were departing passengers on the Sierra
on Wednesday for brief visit to the
eastern States where the Governor was
called on business.
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Lieut. Homer NJ. Groninger. Fifth
Cavalry is a recent and welcome addi-
ton to the Leilehua reservation. Lieu
tenant Groninger has been attending
the school of musketrv at the Preside
of Monterey for the past year, and has
now joined the third squadron of his
regiment at SchofiaId Barracks.
Cards are out announcing reception
on Thursday afternoon, June 16, from
four to six clock. Mrs. T. !. King
and Mrs. Clifford Kimball are the host
esses- The reception will be at Mrs.
Kings home ON Piikoi street, given in
compliment to Mrs. George kimball
and Miss Helen kimball.
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Miss Harriet Young of Nunanu ave
nue. viii give a tea in compliment to
Lieut.. and Mrs. George Cleveland
Bowen next week at her residence. The
dav for the pleasant event will be de-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

The event of the week in the social
wedding of Miss Alice Spalding and
Lieutenant George Cley Gland Bowen
of the United States Army at St An
drew's Cathedral on Wednesday even
ing at half after eight . clock.
Promptly at the hour set the vested
choir under the leadership of Hugo
Hertzer entered singing hymn, and
Miss Emily Taylor, the church organ
ist, drifted Immediately into the
strains of Lohengrin s wedding march.
This was the signal for the ushers,
Lieutenant Chiffon Of the Tenth In
fantry, Lieutenant Pardee of the
Tenth Infantry, Lieutenant James OF
the Fifth Cavalry and Lieutenant
Groninger of the Fifth Cavalry, to come
down the aisle and form an arch
with their sabers through which the
bridal party could pass.
The bride, CARRIED IN the conven
fonal white satin and lace with trim
ming of natural orange blossoms, en-
tered on the arm of her father, Edward
Irwin Spaldng, by whom she was Civ
en- away The two sisters of the bride
Mrs. NJ. M. Garrett, wife of Lieutenant
Garrett of the Tenth Infantry and Miss
Ethel spalding acted as matron OF
honor and bridesmaid. Mrs. Garrett
wore a gown of white satin with {
bertha of lace, and Miss Ethel Spald
ing was very dainty N a gown Of EN-
broidered pink chiffon carrying out the
color scheme of the wedding which wa:
pink and white.
Master Charles Chapman, the little
son of Captain Chapman of the Tent
Infantry, acted as ring bearer, and th'
flower girls were Miss Alice Campbell
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
Bill Busters Letter to His Father

Pa:-Ivc learned about the heaters and
You W they
the cook anyone always have - ~ Mary
to hump up water Il ' and
o bath the all "
everybody eros, I neat
of heaters You all the hot now
in ten mi N you
They o heater they call Bnna 49,
faucet in mat
which aa
When the shuts works
vouw could 1ae
Youc rrealz : to hot
it don't a wv
by wv
lofs
IN tell Pa, Mother and Edna
geto one of bungalows i a abnoaa van
dele all pull chain lights .,
We on the anaio that
'"' 1850 '>" 'O" - -" VIII thlnk
FOUND iaradse sure. with love
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
HONOLULU'S CALLING DAYS.

Mondays-Punahou, College Hills,
Manoa Heights, Makiki.
Tuesdays = Waikiki, Kaniolani
Park, Kaimuki and Palolo:
Fort Ruger first and third
Tuesdays.
Observation-Disclosures, Puunui and
Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu
bridge, first and third Wednes-
days; below, second and fourth;
Pacific Heights, fourth.
Thursdays-The Plains.
Fndays-Town and hotels; Fort
Shafter, first and second Fri
days.
Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha
Schools, third and fourth Satur-
days of month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

Of Germany, came here several weeks
ago and is visiting with Mrs. Coney.
Mrs. Eos husband IS an eminent paint
er, native of the Netherlands. His
portraits Of Hawaiian types are among
his best creations, and his portrait of
his wife won the favor of DISTINGUISHED
critics. Mrs. Nos viii be the motif Of
many functions already planned by her
old friends
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
BLACK JAPANESE SILK

= inches wide selling for SOC, Csc, 75c and 85c
yard
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Mrs. Hubert Vos will arrive here to-
morrow on the Korea from New York,
her present home, accompanied by he-
daughter, Miss Annie Graham Mrs.
Vos is coming home to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Conev. Mrs Nos was one
of the beautiful Coney girls, prominent
in the social affairs of the monarchy.
Her sister. Mrs Renies. now resident
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Major and Mrs. Samuel Dunn;n.
Fort shafter, Doctor and Mrs. Chs,,o !"
Bryant Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. R;eh.ss
lvers. Mrs. Hyde Smith, Mrs. H.rau
Dillingham; and William G. Irwin '0'a
\ y y y
Mrs. A. IA. Wilder enterts;n.,
coterie of friends informally vest..
day afternoon with a delightful li,t.
luncheon at her home at waikiki;
Mrs. Richard Ivers was the hosA,.
on Friday evening at a dinner artv -.
twelve IN honor Of William G. Irw;,
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Mrs. Corwin P. Rees and Mrs Sam,,,
Dunning left town on Friday afternooa
to spend ten days at .'Kualoa ), *.
rustic summer home Of Mrs. Francis
Swanzy on the other side of the island
Mrs. Renjes, "a visitor from GERMANY
who is spending the summer here was
the guest Of honor on "Wednesday even.
ing at an elaborate dinner party oiren
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett.
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Garden Island:-Mrs. A. F. Knudsan
has returned from lengthy visit on
the Coast. Miss Arnold who accom-.
panied her. is returning to San Fran.
cisco next week after visiting old
friends in the Waimea district
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An item in the society columns Of
the Victoria Colonist saws: aMr
McDicken Of New South Wales and
Master Wilfred and the Misses Har.
rison of Honolulu are making an ex
tended stay in Victoria.''
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Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear. en-.
tertained with pretty dinner party
on Monday evening at which the table
decorations We're carried out in rare
orchids and covers were laid for four.
teen. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Tennev, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Bond, Miss Eichler, Mrs. Wright, Miss
Grurdy. Professor Scott and professor,
Uramata of Toxic.
Mrs. Walter Frear entertained with
luncheon on Saturday in compliment
u Mrs. Wright, the daughter of Judge
Beatty of California. The tables were
decorated with roses and covers were
laid for twenty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Frear were
the host and hostess at dinner given
Tuesday evening at the CORTLAND IN
honor Of Miss Eva Lindeman, who is
soon to leave for her home in Califor
MA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emory enter
tanned with a dinner on Thursday IN
honor of the ffty-frst anniversary Of
the wedding of Mr.. Emory's parents.
The home was decorated Throughout
with graceful golden shower with the
exception of the dinner table when
held a mass of American Beauty roses.
Covers were laid for the guests OF
honor. the host and hostess, and MT.
and Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Coombs Doctor and MIS-.
Philip Frear. Mr. Merriam.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and MIS-
Carl du Roi entertained with a dinner
at their Nuuanu Valley residence III
honor Of Mrs. Renies and Miss Elsa
Renies. two visitors here for the SUM
mer.
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acknowledgement and Mrs. Nr
liam Mat>on and Miss Lurline MaIson
will spend July at Lake Tahoe Inc.
are spending the present weekend o.
a motor trip through Lake county WIN
several friends.
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termined by the return Of the bride and
groom.
Barring accidents of wind and waves.
Mrs. Baldwin, mother of Mrs. James
Madison Kennedy Of Fort Shafter, and
Mrs. Jennings were to arrive at Maya
saki, Japan, on Friday, June 10. Mrs.
Baldwin and Mrs. Jennings journeved
from here as passengers on the ). ).
Mongolia for a trip to the land Of the
Nipponese and to the F1owery Kingdom
of China.
The big carnival at the Outrigger
Club on Friday evening was great
social and financial success and the
ladies in charge Of the various booths
and decorations are receiving great
praise for their work.
Mrs George Potter entertained with
a bridge whist party on Wednesday
afternoon IN honor Of Mrs. Edward
Tennev and her houseguest, Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond, Of Chicago, Seven tables
were set for the games IN the pretty
grounds of the Seaside and prizes We're
provided for each table.
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Among the departing passengers on
the Sierra on Wednesday were Judge
Beatty of California ana his daughter.
Mrs. Wright. who were the recipients
of many social honors during their
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop have
returned to their Nuuanu Valley home
after spending some time Al their
place at Waikiki Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ericIz kIebahn are now occupying the
beach house.
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Lieutenant Burchfeld was the host
on Thursday evening a & POI supper
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Smith.
Covers were laid for ten and after
supper the guests motorad to the Pail.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E3w4rd Tenney. ac-
companied b1 Miss Wilhelmlna Tenney
and Vernon Tennev, viii leave on the
next Wilhemina for San Francisco
where they Will spend several mont rs
visiting the summer resorts on the
Coast Mrs Tennev and Miss Wilhel-
nina do not intend to return until
November.
The regular fortnightlv post hop at
Schofeld Barracks was enjoyed. on Sat
urdav evening last, The regimental
(Fifth Cavalrv1 banI furnished music
for dancing. There were several guests
present from Honolulu ana Fort Shafter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
ALPACA

for Bathing Suits by the yard 36 inches wide sell
ing for SOC yard.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-02-24
FISHER GUILTY IN SECOND DE-
GREE.
Sentenced by Court to Twenty Years
in the Eastern Penitentiary.

The jury in the Fisher murder
case at Sunoury reached an agree
ment last Wednesday night and re-
ported about nine O'Clock after
having been out since 1850 a M.
Tuesday. The jury found him gull
ty of murder in the second degree.
The prisoner was Immediately SEN
fenced by the court to undergo
twenty years Imprisonment in the
Eastern Penitentiary. Only few
people heard the sentence pro.
nounced.
Henry Fisher was charged with
the murder of Mrs. Sarah Klinger
of Shamokin late in November,
1906. Fisher managed to secure
three trials.
The defense opened at II o'clock
Saturday morning. A strong eff
tort was made to throw doubt on
the circumstantial evidence. The
lawyers for the defense also made
point Of pleading that the defen-
dant was intoxicated on the day
when Mrs. Klinger was killed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-02-24
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Session of Derry Township, Montour
County Teachers, Addressed
by Prof. G. H. Albert.

The secoud annual Derry town
ship local teachers institute was
held in the Washingtonville Pres
byterian church on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Prof c. H. Albert, Of the facul-
ty of the Bloomsbury State Normal
School. was one of the speakers,
his subject being. 1.-The Relation
of the Public School to the Com
muni,y."
Education, Prof. Albert said, is
the cultivating of the ia ,ulties Civ
en- us by the Almighty. Everything
in this present age voices the cry
ing need of education. Every
school ground should have not less
than two acres. The school house
should stand in the center and
should be surrounded by lawn and
flower beds. The education of a
child begins, the speaker continued,
with its parents, as child's physi-
cal strength and intellect are large
| ly dependent upon the degree of
these possessed by the parents.
"a great deal of the sickness
and trouble among children comes
from disobeying the laws of ma
ture. Some people pay more at
tention to their stock than they dc
to their children's education. The
fundamental principal of the home
should be Obedience; Obedience at
home means Obedience in the
school. A great sacrifice is being
made Of the boys of our country to
keep the drunkard list full. Many
men are filing drunkard's graves,
and those who fill the broken ranks
must be drawn from the boys who
are now going to school.
Prof. Albert said the school
house should be as good as the best
farm house in the community. On
the surrounding of child's life de-
pends his after life. We should
therefore be very careful what kind
of teachers we place over our chill
dren. We should watch carefully
over the morals and manners of the
pupils as we'll as over their educa-
ton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-02-24
JOHN N. HUMMER.

Death came to John N. Hummer
in his sleep early yesterday morn
ing at the hone of his son, DeFor-
est !. Hummer, of town. Although
Mr.. Hummer had been in poor
health since last summer, suffering
from kidney and heart trouble, his
death came unexpectedly.
Fe was born sixty-6ve years ago
in Danville, where he was raised,
coming to Bloomsbury, where he
lived about seventeen years. Some
time ago he moved to Berwick, but
returned in January to live with
his son. At Berwick he was EN-
ployed as pattern maker by the
A. c. & F. Co. He was member
of the Heptasophs and Knights of
Malta.
Besides being an expert wood
worker, Mr.. Hummer was good
musician, and was fine violinist.
He married Rosie V. Lacy, who
survives him. He is survived also
by his son DeForest J. Hummer,
and by one daughter, Mrs. Irene
Kelly, of Danville.
Another sou, Raymond. prom
isinp young man, died last year in
New Mexico, while serving as a
musician in the Regular Army.
His death was a sever blow to the
family, and Mr.. Hummer, who was
not then in the best Of health, had
been falling ever since.
The funeral services will be con-
ducted at the home of his son by
the Rev. James w. Diggles on Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-02-24
CALLIEPIAN REUNION.

Tuesday. Washington's Birth
day, was reunion day for the Cal
liepian Literary Society of the Nor
NAL School. No more successful
one was ever held. Many alumni
members returned for it, and swell
ed the number of Callies to a good
ly throng. This throng spent most
of the day in the gymnasium, which
was beautifully decorated in the
society colors. yellow and white,
and furnished with numerous
booths.
In the morning a session was
held in Calliepian Hall, at which
DR.. D. J Waller and Prof. c. H.
Albert made addresses.
Dancing in the Gymnasium oc-
cupied the afternoon. In the even
ing Elberr Folaud and the Italian
Boys delighted good sized audi
ence in the auditorium.