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The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Co., of Hannibal, was in Marshall
this week visiting friends.
Robert Velten was up from Gill
liam Tuesday and made us "a pleas
ant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Thornton
were here from Shackelford Mon
day shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrader
were here from les Blackburn on
Monday. The latter made us a
renewal visit.
Miss Margaret Leonard accom-
panied Miss Mariee Stephens to
Boonville yesterday ard from there
the young ladies will go to Sedalia
to attend the fair. L
Miss Mary King, of Rich Hill, Mo
went to Slater yesterday after a
visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
L.. Gadberry. She will visit rela-
tives near Slater before retu"nicg
to Rich Hill. y
Mrs. Sadie Brown of Spring
Valley, Kansas was the guest OF
| her relatives, Mrs. Mary Brandon
and daughter this week. Mrs,
| Brown was enroute to her home
| from the Brandon family reunion
at Springfield, Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Walker, OF
Tecumseh, Okla, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday here with the
formers cousin, Jas. A. Walker. MI
! Walker is president and general
manager of the First Natio a, Bank
| of Tecumseh.
Mrs. A. E. Riley is prepared to
do all kinds of crochet and tatted
work. Both in silk zephyr anG
and yarns, also will make either
the crocheted or tatted ladies new
bows for collars in the latest style
All communication through the
mail will be given prompt atten'
ton.
j. G. Goodwin Wednesday bough
Hawkins & Noonon's grocery, ant
also the residences belonging t,
Mr.. Hawkins occupied by Oar
O'Brien and Irvine Blosser, givin,
in exchange 400 acres of land nea
ElDorado, Kansas, valued at $4,000
Arthur Noonon will conduct TIL,
grocery business for Mr.. Goodwin
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mrs. ioa Young underwent u
fourth operation in st Louis last
w".k She i sgetting along NICE
sly
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Joe Yates, wife and children OF
northeast of Slater spent Sunday
with Jefferson Nicely and sister.
Miss Lizzie of northeast of Nap,o' :.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Frank Lister and son, Nobel
spent last week with the formers
brother at Sumner, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Frank w. Campbell was called
to Oklahoma City last week by
the death of his brother-in-law,
T. H. Hayes, who until several
months ago conducted the moving
picture show on, the east side of
the square.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mrs. A. L. Cook and son, Reuben
returned Monday from a visit to
j. M. Leisure's and Will Auer's ear
Slater. They were the guests of
Mrs. Jas. Cook on South Salt Pond
also several days returning to their
home in Malta Bend early this
week.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist:
FITTING GLASSES
office Farmers Savings Bank Bldg. |
Rooms 237.23S
Local Items
Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Hanna are
back from an enjoyable eastern
trip.
Mrs. Mary Caswell was up from
Napton Wednesday visiting rela-
tives.
DR.. Marie Morris and son Earl
left Monday for their new homo Ia
Colorado.
c. X. Scott who spent several
days in Garnett, Kansas, on bust
ness returned home Tuesday.
--
Mrs. Frank Hightshoe is spend
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. l.. Fl.
Hightshoe in Emporia, Kansas.
Gait and Mrs. Alex Denny, OF
Roanoke are the guests OF then
daughter, Mrs. G. H. Althouse.
Clarence Howard of north o!
town has moved into the Q. N.
Merrill cottage on East VERIFY.
Our public schools began their
fall term Monday and the school
boys and girls are in evidence
again.
Mrs. j. H. Kenner went to New
Orleans, La, Sunday night to at
tend the National Baptist Asso-
alton meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schraeder
were down from Blackburn Mon
day and Mr.. Schrader made us "a
profitable call.
G.. w. Walker and son, Glen
were here from Houstonia Monday,
the latter on his way to Chillicothe
to attend the Normal.
The contract for the new she's
factory will be let next Wednes-
day, after which things will hum
in West Marshall.
VIM. Schroeder and Aug H,
Tieman were here from Malta Bend
Wednesday and the latter left us
several dollars. Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lindsey re-
turned last week from several
weeks visit to Tom and John Bald
win of Berryville, Ark. They also
stopped in Dade county.
N---
Jacob Berg received word Tues
day of the death of s. j. Hirsh, OF
the Hirsh-W ickwire Clothing Co
of Chicago. Mr.. Berg carries this
firms goods and was acquainted
with the gentleman.
Miss Minnie Murrell was maid o.
honor at the wedding of hel
friend, Miss Vivian Ellis, of Beelei
Kansas, Wednesday. Miss Ellis
was married to Frank Hamilton &
banker OF Lathrop, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ehrnman LEI
Wednesday for their home in SaI
Juan, Porto Rico, after a pleasan'
visit with old friends. They were
accompanied by Miss Johnnie Minoi
who will spend several month";
there. ~
Miss Annie Larman who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. b. B. ClawsoI
and family, went to Slater Sunda,
to spend several days with he,
brother, Ben Larman and wife
She was accompanied by her uncle
Paul Simon who returned to Mar
shall the same day. Mr.. Simoi
left Monday morning for his hons
in Boonville.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Robert Velten was up from Gil
liam Tuesday and made us "a pleas
ant call.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Clarence Howard of north o!
town has moved into the Q. N.
Merrill cottage on East VERIFY.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mrs. ]. H. Kenner went to New
Orleans, La, Sunday night to at
tend the National Baptist Asso-
alton meeting.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schraeder
were down from Blackburn Mon
day and Mr.. Schrader made us "a
profitable call.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

In araid on Johnnie Burns
place on Third st. Saturday night
six white and four colored me
arrested. They were tried
before justice yesterday.
August Seibold and family were
here from near Little Rock yester-
day and they made us an agreeabl
visit. Mr.. Seibold says he likes his
new location very much.
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Miss Mary Sailor, the popular
milliner of Malta Bend passed
through Marshall Friday from
st. Louis where she had been buy
ing her fall and winter stock.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

The contract for the new shoc
factory will be let next Wednes-
day, after which things will hum
in West Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Gait and Mrs. Alex Denny, OF
Roanoke are the guests OF then
daughter, HRS. G. H. Althouse.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Our public schools began their
fall term Monday and the school
boys and girls are in evidence
again.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Glover Branch, of Lexington and
M. L. Francis, of Slater, passed
through Marshall Monday enroute
to Jefferson City where they as
sist in framing the Republican state
platform, being members of the
committee by virtue of being NOM
inees for representatives.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

G. w. Walker and son, Glen
were here from H%oustonia Monday
the latter on his way to Chillicothe
to attend the Normal.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

]. s. Kelley went to Abilene, Kas.
Sunday evening to visit 1. s. Hal
len, president of Abilene State
Bank, who became very ill Friday.
This is the bank that was robbed
by a defaulting cashier and the
attack was no doubt due to the
shock.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

VIM. Schroeder and Aug H,
Tieman were here from Malta Bend
Wednesday and the latter left us
several dollars. Thanks.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mrs. Frank Hightshoe is spend
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. L.. H.
Hightshoe in Emporia, Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

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DR.. ]. D. Jackson, the genial Hern
don physician, called in Saturday
to renew. He also took a look at
our ~type-caster and was "initiat-
ed" in good style-the machine
giving him good dose of hot
metal as soon as he got in range.
He was only scared and not hurt.
B. F. Henley was here from Black
burn Monday On real estate deal
He said he sold last Friday a farm
of 142 1-2 acres for c. K. Smith
at $75 an acre to John Renitz of
Mora, Mo-, possession March LIST,
The farm is six miles southeast OF
Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Emma Keithly accompanied
by r. l.. Fulkerson and wife all OF
Hamburg, Mo-, are visiting hei
brother w. #. Barnds and Mrs. B
E. Bertholf and other relatives
Mrs. Keithly's coming was a most
agreeable surprise to all the fam.
lily.
Miss Annie Herndon entertained
at dinner Sunday the following il
honor of Mr.. and Miss Schupp o
Pleasant Green: Misses Delta Ne,
vile, Mildred Legg, Nadin'
Legg, Audrey Huff, Essie Keith
Bessie Fenwick, Leila KERN, Erma
KERN, Rosa Schupp, Lula Swart
eel, of Kansas City; Dot Clark
Messrs Fuel Herndon, John Garvin
Clinton Cox, Charley Clark, JOSEPH
Shelton, Tim KERN, Ernest KERN
Bailey Schupp, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Herndon, Mr.. and Mrs. Recto
Herndon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Legg. All report a very enioyabi
time.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Subject for Christian Science
service Sunday at II a. m. "Mor-
tails"
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Thornton
we're here from Shackelford Mon
daY shopping.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lindsey re.
turned last week from a severa,
weeks visit to Tom and Joha Bale
win of Berryville, Ark. They ais;
stopped in Dade county.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schradel
were here from near Blackburn OF
Monday. The latter made us {
renewal visit.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Items

Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Hanna arr
back from an enjoyable eastern
trip.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

Miss Annie Larman who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 3. d. Clawson
and family, went to Slater Sunday
to spend several days with her
brother, Ben Larman and wife,
She was accompanied by her uncle.
Paul Simon who returned to Mar
shall the same day. Mr.. Simon
left Monday morning for his home
IN Boonville,
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

C. X. Scott who spent several
days in Garnett, Kansas, on BUSH
ness returned home Tuesday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
yaIglIag al Important Event
CORSIUIGl'IIH!..NEN
SUPERINTENDENT
;TRAlNMAsTER OF PlTTs5uRe
DIVISION PROMOTED TO
SUPERINTENDENT

BALTIMORE, April PC. B, Cor
such, trainmaster Of the Pittsburg di.
vision of the B. and o. Ry; Co.. has
been promoted to superintendent Of
the wheeling division. effective May
\, to succeed o. Rickert, who has re
signed. W. H. cahill, division opera
tor Of the New Castle division, Will
succeed Mr.. Gorsucn as trainmaster at
Pittsbirg. Mr.. Gorsueh, the new su-
perintendent, entered the B. and @.
service in June, 1886, as telegraph op-
orator at Summit Point, Pa, on the
Pittsburg division. He was appoint
ed clerk OF the office Of the division
operator In June, 1890, and promoted
to chief train dispatcher in septem-
ber, 1889. Gorsach vas promoted to.
trainmaster Of the Pittsburg disssion.
May i. 1902, which position he leaves.
to become superintendent Of the
Wheeling division.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
Conlple 2eIDorf 81 7l,e
Bull dil.g and ! Finance
Conlr1litt tees 81 "A.

NJ was very gratifying to Fairmcnt
citizens to be given chance to view.
tiis building and a source Of gratifi-
cation. also that Eairmont has suchs q
building. The building committee as
well as the finance committee have
iabored long and earnestly for the
completion Of this building and now.
lack several thousand dollars to com,
plete the .editice and 1t IS to be hoped
that the citizens generally win con:
tribute generously towards the com.
pledon Of the finest Y. NC. A. build
ing in West Virginia.
The new secretary, Mr.. W. 3. Mack,
made a very favorable Impression.
upon all who met him last night. Mr..
Mack is a strong man and the people
Of Fairmont extend him. a most hearty
welcome to the city. His work in giy..
ing the Y. M, C. A. activities the prop.
er standing in the community Is very
important. ThereFis no doubt in the;
minds OF those who know him that he
will make good in this important un..
dertaking. The young men are inyit-'
ed to go to Mr.. Mack and make his &C.
quaintance. He will be a valuable,
and true friend to all. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
Report Read BY
r. : I. Cunningham
Last Evening

L The following report Of the Building
and Finance Committees Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Fair
mont was read at the reception last
evening"
TO the Directors Of the Association:
Gentlemen; When your committee
reluctantly assumed responsibility for
wisely expending funds subscribed by
the public for the erection Of a Y. n.
&. A Building for the young men and
boys OF Fairmont, we aimed to secure
for the community the largest value
in a building erected with
4 view to accessibility, durability and
future requirements involved in the
rapid growth Of our city
y To this end the committee familiar:
tzed itself with existing samples Of
association construction. and as a
body visited the following cities, in.
tcohtlnued on page Feur.J
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
HUNDREDS
TIE. REGEI | ION
LA!s!| | /. ]. NIGHT !
7helVeu Y. /. N. /. | "A.
Building Very
Fine

Fairmont turned out almost en-
masse last night to attend the Y. NJ.
ID, IA. reception and to view the magnih-
cent new home Of this organization
which is now nearing completion. The
guests began to arrive by seven
o'clock and for several hours con-
slant stream OF visitors poured in and
out, OF the building.
Fifty young men Of the city formed
a reception committee and escorted
the visitors over the building. So well
did they handle this feature Of the
programme that each and every one
was given ample opportunity to in
spect the edifiee.
{ The High School Orchestra dis
coursed excellenl music during the
early hours Of the evening and later
the crowd assembled in the large
gymnasium, and listened to several
splendid addresses by MI. j., NJ. ia
cobs, Mayor Arthur G, Martin, Mr.. Ly-
man A. Pierce and Secretary Rice, Of
Pittsburg. Mr.. Robert T. Cunning
ham read an interesting report Of the
work Of the building and finance COM
mittee.
No pains have been spared to make
this the most commodlous Y. N. g; A.
building in the State, and while sim
plicity has been the aim Of the COM
mittee. nevertheless everything is con
veniently enthusiastically arranged. It
is the aim of the committee to have
the building completed and ready for
occupancy by the early fall months.
In the basement Il the large swim.
ming pool while the first floor is de-
voted. to a5IaRge feee tidn' ROOM sec,
.retarS' room and Anthe fearthe hand7
some gymnasium occupies the space
and extends through to thesuest1 floon'
S The 2d. floor is devoted to afboys
reading roomi11d At is the pdrposelto.
conduct acnight school therefor boys.
The third floor contains the assem-
bly, roomoand asspacious dining room
and kitchensa as well as severalsdormi.
tories.
The top floor is almost entirely de-
voted to bed rooms for young men,
some Of which are connected with prt-
vate baths. These rooms are beauti-
fully finished and this arrangement
will afford a comfortable home for a
large number OF young men.
Handsome oak stairways lead from
one floor to the other.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
GOOD RAGING
EVERY WEEK
MATINEE CLUB Will MEET TO.
NieAT AND RERFEcT AN
ORGANIZATION

The persons Who are interested in
lilo Matinee Club win meet tonight
In the oaices Of John a. Clark in the
Trust building Tor the purpose Of ef.
fecting IN organization. The plan Is
10 glyeole afternoon Of racing on the
local track ot each week Of the sea.
som All fof these races will be one;
half mile events; Since there are a
number of nit horses owned by local
peopIe and me trainers Of fiwell known
nlables viii train the horses under
their here there is no reason why
there should mot he good sport at the
loealiair ground during the entire sea; q
SON The people lre enthusiastic.
over d matter and it looks now that
there uill ~ plenty Of good racing in
Falfm6pt even eseit, The organiza,
ton and tneiplals for the club will be
perfected tonight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
Back to The Farm
STATE WIDE AGRICULTURAL
MEETING AT cLARkssURe
MAY 2sT4. j.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April 2s.--
The date for a state wide agricultural
educational meeting at elarksburg
has been set for Saturday, May 2s,
to inaugurate a movement to encour.
age agriculture in West Virginia. Per.
sons Of international prominence,
whose names have not been announced
will address the meeting. The move
ment is the result Of Governor Glass.
cocks slogan OF Back to the farm" !"
to reduce the high cost of living, fol,
lowing an investigation by Governor
Glasscock and other State officials Of
agricultural education in Wisconsin,
Ohio, Michigan and other States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
GOING BACK !. !.
HOME TO DIE
AGED SISTER OF sToNEWALL
JACKSON ,RETu RMS TO SCENES /
OF Her cAILDAoo ooD.

COLUMBUS, o.. April 2s.TtIrs
Laura Arnold; sister Of stoleWalt
jackson, wso has made her home the
most of the time since the war st the
Sheppard sanitarium here, left for her
old home 5t Buckhannon, w. Val. yes.
,terday, to spend her remaining days.
she Is in her efghty.ffth year and is
very feeble Believing mat her days
are few Mts. Arnold asked to be TAX.
,enkbaek to the home Of her girlhood 70,
die ami be buried Her only Surviving
Ichildt Thomas j. Arnold; of Beverly
w. va, came here a week ago to make
arrangements I oremoye his niotterlto
;Buclshanuon, and he, with Mrs Stark
Arnold, Of Buckhannon; a sdadghtet
in.law, widow Of her deceased son, ac.
companied Mrs. Arnold to her old
home. She came to the sanitarlum
during the war for medical treatment,
As a result of the war conditions
we're wholly changed where her homo
had been, and she found 1t more pleas;
ant to live here.
soLE.PRooF Lady at HartIsy's,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
PRIOF. I. (. Miller !
Will PRE-! ! SElT
STATUE
Gl cock To-
Make | J Speech Of
Acceptance

West Yirginians are gathering in
Washington. today for the ceremonies
attendant upon the unyeiling Of the
statue oi Governor Francis H. Pier.
.pont, which stands in statuary Han.
More especially are Fairmont peo-
pie interested in the event from the
fact that the illustrlous Governor was
q resident Of Fairmont almost his en-,
tire lie, and to the majority of the res
idelts was a personal friend.
The programme which is outlined
IN the programme for the ceremonies
issued by the West Virginia Commits.
sion. Is as follows:
statlary Hall, April 3Oth, 1910,
Ten o'clock a. m.
Honorable Harry Chapman Wood
yard, presiding.
Invocation, Rev. Henry N. Couden.
D, p,
Presentation Of Statue to the State
Of West Virginia on nbehalf Of the Com.
mission, Thomas condit Miller.
Unyeiling, Frances Pierpont siyiter.
Acceptance Of Statue on behalf Of
the State Of West Virginia, Governor
William Ellsworth Glasscock.
Poem, Frances Pierpont siHter.
Address, Honorable John W. Mason,
Benediction. Rev, Ulysses G. Pierce,
2. p.
In the afternoon in the United
States Senate addresses win be made
by Hon. stephen B. ElkIns. Hon. Jon
athan P: DolliveIs Hon. Weldon B.
Hepburn tIdaho), Hon. George 7. Oh
get tPa.l, Hon. Nathan B. Scott. In
the House Of Representatives at three
O'Clock the following congressman will
speak; Hon. William P. Hubbard, Hon
]. Warren keifer ,tohioD, Hon. Serene
Payne (New York;, Hon. Jos. Holt
Gatpeso Hon. Samuel W. Mccall
.(Mass.i j, Hon. George G. sturgiss.
A change in the programme will be
an, address by Judge A. G. Dayton
which is substituted for the address
Of Judge John Mason. whose illness
necessitates his absence.
The poem which was published in
Thursday's West yirginian was writ
ten bY his daughter Mrs. Anna Pier.
pont siyiter, on the occasion Of the
erection of the statue. Miss Frances
PisFpont siyiter, who will unveil the
statpe and read the poem is the only
grand child Of the late. Governor Pier.
pont, During the life time of her
grandfather She was q FREQUENT visit
tor in Eairmont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
BIC ELEPHANT
Goes INSANE
ANIMAL THAT CAUSED THE RUN
J AWAY EXECUTED BY DOG,
TORS ORDERS,

DANvILLE, ILL., April 9S.-The big
circus elephant which started all the
Others of the herd on a rampage which
resulted in thousands Of dollars worth
Of damage being done besides serious
injuries to several persons, was pro
nounced insane and was executed yes.
terday afternoon in the presence OF q
number Of physicians: Chains were
fastened around his neck and pulled
from each end by two other elephants
until he was strangled. He was val.
ued at $4,000,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

NEW YoRK, 4pFil 2s 'iniemper-
ate, incorrect. yulgaf. false in he loun.
dation.e Is manner president zelaya
characterized Secretary Knoxs note
seyering relations with Nicaragua. ac.
crding to Zeiaya's brotheriu-law
Luis Couasen, Who Il here to-day ar
ranging d 'ylndieatlonT ior zelnya
The eSPresident publlshed a book 10
Madrid reviewing tie events leading
to the Niearagusn uprlsing. He bit.
terly blames ISnes diplomacy for
most Of the trouble zelaya calls
Roosevelt "That grsnd statesman"
and refers to him as aly friend
a : ll = q 4 . II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
ssot,LlE.pRooE st,l Lady At llar'Isy's.
NEW. STORE
KQQAlsQl On MAIN
THREE BUSINESS PLACES ADDED
10 THOSE WIN USE WILL
HELP CONSIDERABLY.

with three new and good sized
store, rooms now nearing completion
and being fitted up for business the
oongested condition OF the business
section Of Fairmont will be somewhat
relieved, The two rooms in the Hay
mond. building are nice rooms and they
will each, soon be occupied. One. Of
the rooms will be used for a shoe
store by Mr.. Campbell and the other
is being fitted up for an ice cream
parlor and confectionery. The con-
fectionery will be very handsomely
ftirnished. Plate glass mirrors are be-
ing placed all around the inside walls,
Of the building as well as in the show
windows. Mr.. John Daffin, Of Sis
tersyille, will occupy this room about
the middle OF May as 1t will be that
time before he can get his soda foun.
tain from the factory, It is the inten.
ton to make this store one Of the fin
est Of the chain Of stores this gentle.
man now operatesin this State.
The new i've, and ten cent store is
now being ceiled The front and large
show windows being put in and will
DO ready for occupancy ma short
time. This store room Is one of the
largest and finest il the entire coun:
tfy and WIN by taking the stock from
the present quarters open up another,
go6droom for other business plrposess
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
MISSIONSOCIE.TIES
TO meet IN may
WOMEN OF M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH,
TO BE AT PARkERsRuRe
NEXT MONTH.

The annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society of the
Western Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will be held in st. Paul's church at
Parkersburg, May 21,24, inclusive,
This will be one of the largest
gatheFings of women held in the State
during the year and the Southern
MetEcdists are strong in West yir,
.ginia especially SO in their auxiliary
organizations. Mrs. G. F. Adams is
president and Mrs. G. H. Murrill, re-
cordthg secretary Of the State Home
Mission Society.
Prospective delegates and visitors
are requested to send their names at
the earliest date possible to Mrs. A.
L. Thayer, 1915 St. Mary's avenue,
Parkersburg, w. Va,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
a New Arrival.

Announcement cards were received A
here this morning Of the arrival Of a
bright eight pound son, Robert Earl,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R ES
kidd al their home III clarksbuf'
Mrs KIDD wab before her lnaSriage
piIss Edith prIrketts of this clty