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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 19.--Hutton's wire says:
The cotton market quiet and easier. The
frmness of the cables ignored and there
was a little local selling pressure, which car
ried prices down. Influenced possibly by the re-
ports of unsettled weather in the southwest and
further rains in oklahoma A little liquidation
in May by commission houses and hammering by
room traders found buying orders. The bull
crowd is supporting the market at 30 for July.
The Stark mills of Manchester are to close
down for 10 days
The Journal of Commerce says: The room
crowd is not nearly aggressively besrish as
il was a short time ago. This is in part due 10
the fact that several prominent operators who
have a following have changed their ideas and
are now bullish, at least on the crop
months"
Spot cotton closed quiet. points lower. Mid
ding uplands. l5.13c; middling gulf, 10 40c.
Sales 1919 bales
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Los Angelo. Markets
TSpecial Disootch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES March 19.-Butter declined
sharply today on heavy shipments from the
north. Eggs and cheese remain nrm at yester-
days prices.
The potato market shows signs of revivins.
Receipts Of produce were; Eggs. COS cases;
butter So l22 pounds; cheese. ]. .23SA pounds;
potatoes. 500 sacks; onions. 500 sacks; beans
500 sacks: sweet potatoes; apples boxes
Butter fper lb roll3-Creemery extra 57iae:
creamery first. soc: eastern creamery extras. 55c;
cooking butter, 22c per H.
Ezgs-Extra select. PIC: local ranch csDdled.
frsts. 25c: case count. &c: storage packed
extras. 22c; storage packed seconds. zoe.
Cheese-Northern fresh 1Sc: eastern singles.
19M a0c: eastern twins 20c: eastern cheddars.
2od2Ic: eastern longhorns. 2ie; eastern daisy
2lc: brick cream 20c; Oregon daisy, 21c.
BeansNNo. i pink. SIS. 500 565; No. / limas.
s4.40645o: Lady Washington. $3.50: small
white, s.. .4e15.50: blsekeyes, s4.I5; Garvanzas
$3.50; lentils. 81.
Potatoes-Salinas, S1.65@1.15; Highlands $lG
l.35 Lomnoc. s1.eoG1.I5: Watsonville. 1.40M
80: yellow sweets. $3.50 cwt; white S2.50@3;
rcd. s.. .2Jeq2 30: Oregon early rose, So; Idaho
Sl3o; white rose. 81
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The Local
Situation

Continues good. There has been a
large volume of business in stocks
and bonds Spring Valley water
has held strong at the advanced
price and the bonds show good ad-
vance also. The sugar stocks are
mostly stronger. aselling at higher
prices than the first of the month
Bonds are generally firm and sales
good.
A good volume of business has
been transacted in oil stocks this
week Associated has been a very
heavy trader at higher prices. The
activity and advance is credited TO
the understanding that the stock
viii be listed on the New York ex-
change. and If listed there will re-
suit in a strong market at higher
prices.
Monte Cristo has advanced S120
per share during the week and
5. ". & B. about s. points. 1t is
understood that the latter company
has brought in big flowing well
on its property, which is in a choice
part of the Coalinga field.
Premier has been the point Of at
tack for the bears again and con-
siderable stock was sold at lower
ing prices in an effort TO break the
market and frighten the uninitfated
into selling As usual. the effort
met with failure. a flood of buying
orders coming into the market at
the bargain prices Heavy buying
orders at Saturdays session sent
the price back to sI.27 bid and sI30
asked The company has started its
third string of tools at work.
Palmer has also been a heavy
trader at well sustained prices. Tur-
ner has held its advance. gained by
reason of its proximity to the Goa
linga Mohawk with its big gusher
The latter is an important develop
ment for the already great Coalinga
field as it helps to prove UP addi-
tional territory.
Reports keep coming 10 of new
great gushers in the Sunset Midway
fields and greater sums of money
are being invested in development
in the various districts. The mar
ket for oil shares is broadening all
the time. Investors are awake to
the I enormous profits now being
made in this form of investment.
Stocks that were hard TO find
buyers for at from 10 to % cents
per share six months ago are now
in strong demand at from so cents
70 S1.00 per share.
For almost two years we have
been urging upon our clients the
great profits to be derived from this
form of investment and we have
been instrumental in obtaining for
them some of the best. We believe
the oil industry is still in its in
fancy and there are at this time
as good or better opportunities for
most profitable Investment than ever
before. Correspondence invited.
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~ ytork urtal Market

NEW YORK March l9-The metal markets
were practically nominal. both the London and
New York exchanges being closed as usual on
Saturday Local dealers quote lake copper at
10 8755 ais e2c. electrolytic. 1921 G133 37lae:
casting. 1870 3.25c.
Tin was firm. Spot. 81 .951 50 10c.
Lead. easy. 4.45G4-55c and spelter at $50
Q3.75c.
Iron was unchanged.
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~ OLITICS is the principal topic of
- discussion around the Transporta
tion club at present and will be
nual election is scheduled for Monday
and a warm contest is on. The regular
ticket. nominated by a committee, is
being knitted in many instances, ac-
cording TO those who have put up the
Independent ticket but the actual
sharpening of blades will not begin un-
til Monday.
W. d. Bliss, John NJ Brewer. James
r. Weeks, Joseph z. Belts and B. T.
Alfs are the regulars. while the inde
peneent ticket is composed of the fol-
lowing:
A. g. D. Kerrell Thomas Finnigan.
Ben Harnett, Charles J. Jones. NJ. ].
Lindsay, J. II. Griffin, T. J. Harrington
J. G. Melvin and Joseph MeIlroy.
James Horsburgh Jr.. general pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific.
returned yesterday from the east, where
he has been for several months
George Austin. general boiler in
spector of the Santa Fe. is in the
southern part of the state.
For new equipment 1Or the OEedt
Northern and Northern Pacific roads
the James ]. Hill lines. more than
S1S, SOC, 900 is to be spent in 1910. The
Great, Northern has placed orders for
spring delivery of II diners. 80 first
class standard sleeping cars. 21 obser-
vation cars, 10 parlor cars. 81 coaches,
10 combination mail, express and bag
gage cars and 40 passenger engines.
The order for freight equipment IN
cludes 1000 steel ore cars, 50 Mallet
engines 1000 boxcars and 500 gondoIas-
The Northern Pacific has ordered 1000
boxcars and much passenger equip
ment.
V. NJ. Smith, president of the Trans
portation club, gave a banquet TO the
members of the standing committees OF
that club last night.
George Heimron, United States con-
sui at Berne, Switzerland, has sent IN
a report about European railroads,
which has bearing on present conoi-
tions in this country. He tells how the
growing expenditures of European ran
ways have forced a change or 1relSht
and passenger rates, which IS much 70
be deplored, according to the federaI
council of that country
George ]. Gould is to come west very
soon for an inspection trip soYer tne
Western Pacific preparatory TO the
road being opened for passenger trafhc
on June /. He has not seen the prop
erty since the road was finished
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Commercial News
Continued From Page 4s

s5Gs: stockers and feeders, $S.75@6.65: cows
and heifers. s275d7.10; calves, $S.25@1o.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000. Market
strong. Light. slo.5o610.9o; mixed. S1o.e0@11;
heavy, s1O.65Q11.o5; rough, slo.65q1o.so; good
to. choice heavy, S10.609l1os; pigs, SS.so@
1O.15: bulk of sales. s10.e5@1oe5.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady. Ma
tive. s.. 5.25Gs. so; western. s5.T5@s. 90; year
linrs. ss@slo, native lambs ss.5o@1O: west
ern lambs, s9GI0.35.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Social Dispntch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. March i9.-There sd-
vance of nc per dozen in the price of eggs on
the local market today receipt Of advices OF
produce exchange this morning. The local deal
ers are quoting zoe per dozen for choice and 1sc
for seconds.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON March 19.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered -, PAS bales
Bidding was animated and prices were firm at
the recent advance Victorian scoureds realized
2s Sd and greasy lambs Is 91ad Fine cross
breds were in strong request for the home trade
and America The sales will close next Tues
dav
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NavaI storcs-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 1e.-Turpentine-
Firm. 602ac Sales 81 receipts. 80; ship
ments BAL: stock 12.155-
Rosn-Firm Sales, $3.50: receipts. So:
shipments i.173: stock "a. .o91. Quote: B. $780,
D. 81 1921: f. s447Iz; f. S4.65; G. $40; H.
S4T5; l. S490: X $3.50; NJ $40; \, $3.50;
VIC. 500: WV $500.
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81 Inuis Wool Market

ST LOUIS March 1e.-Market unchanged.
Medium grades combing and clothing. 22G2Ic:
light fine 19G26c; heavy fine, 14M19c; tub
washed, 19M36c.
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BIG FLoUR Null PLANNEp-I

tracted for the construction of large -four
mill and elevator 10 be erected Immediately
in this city The mill and warehouse will he
3oox1O0 feet and five stories high The mill
will have a capacity Of 1000 barrels day
and the elevator will hold 1 900 tons OF wheat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

NETHERLANDS RoUTE-From Pacific Street Wharf.
Colinsvile Emmston. Rio Vista, lseton, Ryde. Wal
nut Grove Vorden Courtland Carksburg. Sacramento.
Leave 500 an Tue, Thurs. sat Steamer Navajo;
arrive 500 ?. n.
Leave 100 pm. Daily except Sunday. Steamer Modoc
or Apache; arrive ll.30 pm.
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.AUCTON&

The time and place 70 bus horses. brood mares
wagons, buggies and harness Of all kinds az
bargain is az our weekly sales every Monday and
Thursday. IL a. H. at 2O7-209 Valencia -
stock sold on commission. Phone Park 2723
WI CLOU6 n. Auctioneer
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OAKLAND hARBoR FERRY-From San Francisco,
Market Street Whari-Week Days-Houriy from 600
am. to 900 pm. Sundays-645 SIS. e-45. Ills
am. 1245 215 345. sis. 6.45. SIS and 9.45 pm
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

March 19.-Invitations have been sent TO Pres
ident Taft and former President Roosevelt by
the pioneers monument committee to visit
Denver and participate in the dedication exer
cises. which probably win be fixed for some
time in the fall.
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@ JUST ARRIVED -

Carload Of heavy draught horses and mares 4
to wears Old: weight L. coo 70 I 700 lbs. CITY
FRONT STABLES. s NATHAN & SONS. los
Jackson ST.
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&AT PUBLIC AUCTION -

W Wednesday. March %. II a. m.-s5 head Of All
Purpose Horses. Mares and also Wagons Bug
gjss and Harness. 565 Fourth street Osklspei.
]. W. MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

George ]. Gould is to come west very
soon for an inspection trip aover the
western Pacific, preparatory to the
road being opened for passenger trafnc
on June /. He has not seen the prop
erty since the road was finished.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

LOCAL FERRY THAlNs-Via Alameda Pier.
70 Oakland and Alamsda-+61O T645 an. and then
10 ard IS minutes past the hour until 745 pm; then
$50 915 1000 1915, 30 pm. and II. Is an
To Alameda and Fruitls viz Horssshos same as above
a for Morning. pfor Afternoon. Sunday excepted
: Sunday only. Arrive Mon. We'd FIJI
Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Basgsg-
direct from residence
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V NJ Smith, president of the Trans
portation club. gave banquet TO the
members of the standing committees OF
that club last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10

At six feet Ia the Bavard sand a gas
pressure, estimated 10 be capable of
supplying 10000 cubic feet day was
developed and t! will be given u shot.
They found eighteen feet of close
lard Bayard sand. They also found the
Big lniun fourth and fifth sands. all
regular hut none contained oil or gas
The wei was drilled % a total dept Of
2,4l5 feet making the test complete.
Within the past few months there
has been some test work completed in
Glimer county. anG failed to find oil
production The gas companies are
going to give this county trial. On
Tanners Fork heloW Newberne, in
Troy district, thu Mountain State Gas
company has made location OH the
w. w. Gordon farm. On the SAME
stream and in the came district, the
same company will drill a test on the
D. W. Hlnzman 14E acres.
On Tanners Fork, Dekalb district,
the Freehold oil and Gas company
will start test on the L. NJ. Law, 500
acre lease. On JonGs Cabin run, OF
Tanners Fork. in The same district
Z. G. Gillespie has made the location
for a test on the j. x. P. Stalnaker
farm. The compilation of these pro.
posed tests will be of considerable
importance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
MoHAN's RUN ITEMS.

The health of our community is
good at the present with 5he on
ception OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Tooth.
man and children who have been on
the sick list for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Fluharty is
keeping boarllers this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K, Wilcox is ped.
ding beef this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Looman and
daughter was visiting the graveyard
on the Blackshiyer farm last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Shackelrord are
having bad luck this fall. their stove
pipe leakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fluharty made a
flying trip TO Fairmont last Friday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Looman and
son are planning for new barn this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, C, Watson have
buried their sweet potatoes this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gump were visit.
ing his father on Buffalo Creek last
SOUR KRAuT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
.Frunn.L.Ss,W.iler

Miss Alice Frum: 6f Little Falls, and
Rev. 7. Il, LAWYER. OF st. Adams, were
married yesterday afternoon atithree
o'clock at the home OF the brides twin
sister, Mrs. Malan Barker, at Rives.
vile. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. b. Morgan, OF this city.
The affair was Il very quiet one, only,
the immediate friends and relatives
being present, Mrs. Lawler; Is the
daughter Of the late Mr.. Andrew Frnm
and is a. very popular Young lady.
Rev. Lawler is wei. known here, hay
Ing been pastor OF the Palatine Bap.
,tist church for several years. The
bride and groom were in this city last
night en- route to Prnntytown to visit
the groom's parents before going to
ST .Albans to reside. Both have the
congratulations Of q wide circle Of
friends. S5i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
Personals.

Mrs. McGregor and little son, Of
Clarksburg, have returned home after
q visit with her sister, Mrs. a. Nelson,
of Merchant, street.
q Mrs. Slaughter, Of Wilson street,
has been quite sick for several days.
Mrs. Cora Morrow and son, Floyd,
are moving from Water street to- Mr..
and Mrs. II. Ernest Hawkins resi-.
dence on State street. B, l.
Miss Jeanette Chipps,i OF Laurel
Point, Is the CUES, OF Rev. and Mrs,
S.5H. Chenoweth at Sunrise Cottage.
Mrs. c. G. Loudcn, OF State street,
went to Grafton today to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Hartley.
Attorney C. W.. Flesher, OF CASA.
way, is in this city for few days.
Mr., Alya Stansbeiry, of Smithtown,
vas a business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, OF
Winchester. arrived here Tuesday and
are the guests fair. and Mrs. Harry
Robinson on Marke., street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
HARTER HILL BRIEFS.

Mr., Sidney Basnett, who has been
confined to his bed for several days
with the fever is on the road to re-.
scoyery. u \
Miss, George Billingslea came home
Saturday evening and will remuin IN;
I'll Tuesday morning. She is attending
the Normal at present. -
h Misses Minnie Wood. Dona Tetrick,
Blanche. ,Billingslea and Maude Tot
srick, were visiting at the home of CT
M. Sturm. 5 asS
C. w. Watson and G. NJ. Sturrn start
ed for Pennsylvania Tuesday. They
fare buying stock. ss, s 4 Z
Mr., Lloyd Tetrlck was calling at
Mr., Ed cElfresh's Sunday, = y ~
Tom Hess was rabbit bunting SAT-
.urday. He says there are plenty Of
rabbits. He atrrabbit all day sunday.
Marion Stevens has thisssn eeew celsa
lar near completion.
I.Rs Sturm was at Fairmont on busls
ness Saturday. = "a
Several Of the girls on the hill visit;
ed the millinery shop at Shinpston
Saturday, s. I
Any ono seeing them Sunday would
have known It without information.
Miss Cora Hess, who IS teaching ii,
Shinnston, was at home Sunday.
The boys of3the hill are taking ai. Z
vantage of every good Il skunk, might
now
There were rs caught In the last
three weeks. !, vi,
Mr. Willie Shook, of CIiefton Was
visiting his brother Thomas on the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
NEWS OF THE OIL FIELDS

In the new development, in Rich.
land district. Ohio county. in the lower
southwest, Shell & Davis have COM
'pleted and put their test on the Gar.
den heirs farm 10 pumping and have
an 8 or 10 barrel punIper in the Keen.
er sand. This is the fourth producer
that has been completed in this dis
trict.
On left Fork Of Glover run. Smith
field district. Roarc county, the South
Penn Oil company has completed
second test on tie A. P. Sinnett farm
and has 10 barre. pumper. The To-
cation Is 600 feet southwest OF No. 1
u light pumper.
On Fish creek. Grant district, Wet
eel county, n. S. Snyder e. company
are 20 feet in the sand at their test
on the James Enccll farm and have
developed no oil or gas. This we'll Is
located $500 feet southwest of their
Gordon sand producer on the Mar
garet ]. WEIGH farm.
On Big Flint creek, Grant district
Doddridge county, the Hope Natural
Gas company has drilled It's test on
the J. D. Benedrm farm through the
Gordon sand and has light gasser
On Big Battle creek, Mcclellan dis.
trict, the C;rncgle Gas Company has
drilled a test on the U. L. Ford farm
through the Gordon and has small
sasser In that sHnd.
On Salem Fork, Ten Mile district,
Harrison county. the Lost creek Oil &
Gas company is drilling test on the
D. c. Loughcry :lrip. On Rock Camp
run, Sardis districr, Duiore q com.
pany have started 10 drill test on
the NJ. A. Dcnni3on farm.
On Two Mile Creek Sheridan dis
trict. Calhoun county. the Hope Nat
ural Gas COMPANY has, completed a
test on the Reboccp Hayes farm and
has light gGsser In the Big lnJun
sand. On Middle Island creek. Wash
ington district, Peasants county. Dins.
moor 4 Company have drilled their
test on the S. r. Bills farm through
the. Cow Rua ard have duster. On
the same stream. Roney & Company
have completed q test on the W. w.
Curtis farm and have buster in the
Cow Run sand.
Lower Southwest Tests.
The effort TO find new producing
oil and gas tie; riTcry in the lower
Southwest fields has not been aband.
oned. In n nun el of localities re-,
mote from production there is still
test work under way and starting
In. Fleming district, Taylor county,
one mile north of f'yronnell postoflice
the Fleming OH {: Gas company. Of
Pennington W. Va. has drilled Wild
cat on the Martin. Shields farm to a
depth OF 2,605 feet and found nothing.
The formations III. which 1t is expect.
cd to find oil wcie found TO be broken
and Irregular ami the hole has been
In tie came locality, the
Pennington OIL and Gas company COM
pleted a well earlv this year and got
a fair gas VOL In What It Is claimed is
the CAN'T sand. The company has a
large acreage uuder lease and will
make furthertests early next year.
One mile north OF bridgeport, Simp:
son district. Harrison Gas and on com
Iiany have drilled its test on the Phil
lander X. Stout farm through and1
feet below the Bayard sand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. Sarah Ralphsnyder Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Annie Rinehart, at
Cassville.
Mrs, Lizzie Ballah and daughter,
Ella, OF Fairmont, spent few days
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Radcliff.
Floyd Thrash, of Rivesville. spent
Sunday evening with Miss Dellie Fish
or.
John Cox. of Fairmont, was calling
Oh Isaac Flowers one day last week.
Mr.. Mel Clark, of Core. was kicked
by horse in, the stomach last Thurs.
day and died Friday. Tnterment was
made in the Core cemetery Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Clark belonged to two
lodges, He leaves wife and nine
children.
Mr., viii Wisman was hurt by b.
and o. train one day last week of
townsville md is doing as well rs
could be expected.
Mrs. Mabel Floyd and two children,
OF Fairmont. spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Floyd's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Radcliff.
MIR. Howard Y. Rich, OF Plttsburg,
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. Morgan.
Mrs. Belle Rich spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ella Stewart at osgood.
Mr.. William Ralphsnyder and
Misses lisa Clark and sister. Sarah,
attended the funeral of their cousin,
Mel Clark, 1t Core last Sunday.
Ben McElroy, and Charles Hess re.
turned home last week after spending
few weeks working at Core.
lin Nicely spent last week at Morgan.
town on business trip.
r. F. D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10

The Syomen's Home Missionary So.
ciety OF the Diamond Street NJ. d.
Church metJyesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Virginia Leonard on
Newton street. There was a large at
tendance and the. meeting was a very
Interesting one. The next meeting will
be a called one and will be5held at the
home of the president, Mr.. E, NJ. Cox.
All members are requested to bring
their contributions to the Christmas
box which Will bessent to an orphans
home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-10
PLUM RUN ITEMS.

Well, the health Of our community
is fairly good excep. bad colds.
Stella darlington mas ben on the
sick list for a few days. She has been
TO the doctors but she is some better.
Well, Plum RuE ell took boon
last Saturday and about all went to
Fairmont 10. lay in supply of win
Ter clothes. There was Sarah Gault,
Tessie Gauli, Margaret Myers. Effie
Myers, Lawrence Gault, Leslie Gault
and Dave Gault made up the party.
There was quite ! fen of the young
people attended The preaching service
at Mods Run In III" afternoon Sunday
and all report Q good time.
Mr.. Glen Barb is doing a good bust.
ness, in Mcclellan low. Il
Mr.. Leslie Gau!t was calling on
Mr.. Luther Rice Sunday evening. ..
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton were calling
on her parents Saturday evening.
Mr. Claud Rice visits Mcclellan
once in while.
Church VIII bsgin at the head OIL
the run at the CHI istlan church next
Saturday. Come one and all.
The school here az Mcclellan is pro-
crossing nicely with Miss Addie Gra-
ham as teacher. Her sister, who is
attending tic Fairmont Normal, was
visiting her school Monday.
Mrs. Pear Wilcox and her little
son were calling On her sister, Mrs.
'ralkington saturday and Sunday.
Tho Sunday School at the Baptist
Church, 10 scf,
Mr.. Dave Gault has been shipping
horses OF late.
Mr. Lawrence CAN'T is getting to be
a. sport now days, He has begun TO
Hook after the girls 4 little.