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The Sauk Centre herald., 1911-01-12
LOVELY OLD AGf
y" Ingram Celebrates iIer
Eigthy-fifth Birthday
A. POST CARD SHOWER
Receives Many Kind RemembranCeS
from Her Friends in Sauk Gen.
tire and Elsewhere

"Mother" Ingram celebrated her
eighty-fifth birthday on Tuesday of
this week, Jan. 10. 1t wasn't snowy
occasion, it was an ordinary day, but
it was filed with loving remem-
brances from the aged lady's many
friends in Sauk Centre and elsewhere.
The celebration consisted of post
card shower. It was more than a
shower; it came pretty near being
deluge. Post cards came all day and
when night fell the rain of loving re-
membranes had not ceased. James
Ingram, her eldest son, said he had
been kept busy good part of the
day carrying mail to his mother. She
received SO cards during the day.
Mrs. Ingram is sturdy Scotch
woman who has lived in Sauk Centre
close on to twenty years-to be exact,
it is little over seventeen years since
she came to this city. She is we'll
known and highly respected in this
community. Her five sons, James,
Adam, Samuel, George and Gordon,
have all, at one time or another, lived
in Sauk Centre. All with the ex-
ception of Gordon the youngest were
born in bonny Scotland. James and
Adam were here on their mothers
birthday; the others sent loving
remembrances. 1t was a proud and
happy day for "Mother" Ingram.
Miss Maybury entertained party
of young ladies at the Palmer House
at dinner last Sunday in honor of Miss
McNeicn Inv Is soon to become
'-ofide. 1t was a jolly party who
thoroughly enjoyed cecaS.3-,
The regular Sunday mel SIS s. r.es
the table being decora1 rs g, iav
- r ss',u sfnlIax, pink
Ing placed beside the la9a ~ .,..a..
guest. In addition to bi3ts sap,,.s-v
- .,vo"t ef honor Miss McNeice.
those composing the party were:
Misses Erwin, Dean, Nell Hansen,
Walker, Florence Parker, Fritsch,
Mrs. w. A. Barr.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. w. A..
Barr of Chicago and Miss Florence
Parker gave 'Five Hundred" party,
at the Parker home, fSr Miss Nc
Neice. 1t was a delightful affair, Is
guests being present. Young ladies
and young marie a6is5 baf'asif.
ments were served 44 E#ara c&-s1
! were dainty affa Ftlt} ''nSa.ra
decorations.
The Gradatim cIuD Will noIu us
regular meeting on Wednesday, Jan.
Is, at the home of Mrs. F. H. Oehler.
The Sans Souci Circle will meet
with Mrs. T. w. Mann next Tuesday,
Jan. 10, for o'clock dinner.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1911-01-12

Miss Mary Fernaby, principal of
the Candy high school, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Connolly,
left for home Friday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1911-01-12

The Long Prairie high school team
is booked for game here with the
locals Friday evening, Jan. 20
The Sauk Centre herald., 1911-01-12
PAY THE FREIGHT
Citizens Who Help to Defray tx-
peases of the State
FOUR COUNTRY TOWNS
Personal Property Tax List for the
Year 1909 as Compiled by
County Authorities

Following is the list of personal
property taxes for the year 1909 OF
persons living in the township of Ash
ley, Getty, Raymond and Sauk Centre:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14


Greenville Fair, Sept. 10, 20, 81, %.
Chas. G. O'Bryon was called to
Chicago Wednesday on business.
Miss Mildred Bolenbaugh spent few
days in Grand Rapids this week.
Fred King of Hancock was guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John King
the last OF the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. @. Stevenson OF
Ionia, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
T.. Peck Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Brock
enbridge were guests of their son Bruce
in this city from Friday till Monday.
Mrs. John Chamberlain Of Carson
City returned home Tuesday after a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
+. Sandell.
Miss Jessie Helburn OF White Cloud,
was the guest of Miss Florence Gifi'in
last week. She was former teacher
in Grattan.
Mrs. Mary Currie returned TO her
home at Tawas City, Monday after a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Odds.
Walter Burch returned Monday from
Cedar Springs where he had been Wis
ting at his home and among old friends
in that vicinity for few days.
Miss Nina Weeks has been a guest
Of friends in the city, she will return to
Ypsilanti to resume her studies with
the other Bedding girls next week.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet
at the church Wednesday afternoon
next at the usual hour all members are
requested to be present on account of
important work.
Rev. ond Mrs. G. +. Switzer of Grand
Rapids were over Sunday guests at the
home of Rev. +. Il. Irving. Mr.. swift
er occupied the Baptist pulpit Sunday
during the pastors absence.
The ladies of The Bedding Cemetery
will have a sewing bee at
the home of Mrs. w. j. Pollock, 401
Front ST., September 10Th, picnic din
ner. All interested invited.
The base ball schedule for the Green
Vile Fair will furnish good sport for the
lovers of that game, as the following
teams who are warm rivals, will COM
pete. Wednesday, Howard City vs.
Coral. Thursday, Ionia VS.. Lowell.
Friday, the winners Of the two first
games.
Mrs. Minnie A. Thurman, aged AZ
years, died on Sunday at her home in
Grand Rapids. Besides her husband
she is survived by son. They were
residents of this city for few years
her husband being in the boot and
shoe business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Knapp return
ed Saturday from a weeks outing
which included visits TO Chicago, Illi-
nois; Michigan City and Hammond,
Indiana and Kalamazoo. They report
most delightful trip.
Elmer Cook has sold his dray bust
ness TO Vern Leach who took possess
ion the last of the week. Vern has in
stalled a telephone SO that orders for
service can be given at any time. Mr..
cook will devote his time and attention
To the wood and coal business
Miss Lillian Childs accompanied by
Miss Delight Hubbard Of Bedding, who
have been visiting at Detroit, Owosso,
and Grand Rapids, arrived in Ionia Fri
day. Miss Hubbard returned to the
home town on evening train, and Miss
Childs will make ten days visit 10
the old hometown friends.-lonia
STANDARD.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14
o. E. S. ELECTION
Doric Chapter No 70 Choices Officers
For Ensuing Year-Maude Fales
Unper, Worthy Matron

At the annual meeting of Doric
Chapter o. +. S. held Tuesday night,
the following officers were elected;
Patron, George n. Foster Worthy
Matron, Maude Fales Unger; Associate
Matron, jeanette Brown; Conductor,
Ella Holmes; Associate Conductor,
Pearl Pollock; Secretary, Eva Divine
and Treasurer, Edith Berry.
The installation of officers will take
place Septem Der rs, at which time the
appointive officers will be installed
also The order is in a very fiourishing
condition.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14
Leaving Time P. Nj. Railroad
Newsy Business Locals
zee . #~~# sc N% N%& N**##&s

A gas heater relieves the chill of night
and morning. All prices. AT the Gas
Office.
See "Frank Rysdyckp the 2:0S guild
lie PAGER at the Grecnville Fair.
care you planning on your exhibit
for the Ionia Fair, September q, 2S
and 29th?"
Ladies in neel of hair goods will
find what they want at Mrs. Wright's,
over the Peoples Bank. Phone 1926.
Leave your hair orders with Esther
Olsen. Braids, puffs and pompadours
made from your own combings or fur
nished upon application. Your pat
ronage solicited, and pleasing results
promised. Cos Harrison Ave. Phone
90
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14
Motion Was Denied

In the case of Lloyd Beck with VS..
Dolly Nj. Getty, a motion for security
for costs was made and denied in the
Circuit court Monday. This is the case
which il is alleged that Miss Getty, a
former teacher in the puplic schools,
had whipped the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckwith with undue severity. Dur.
ing the vacation Miss Getty resigned
her position here and was married to
DIR. Wood Of Muskegon recently. The
case will undoubtly be tried in Novem.
Der and lot OF Witnesses from here
will be called to testify in the case.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14
Gas Coke

Will save you money on your fuel
bill. You save the heat instead OF let
ting il escape through the chimney be-
cause gas coke burns but little draft.
Gas Coke gives more heat than hard
coal, ton for ton.
Gas Coke costs about one third less
per ton than hard coal.
Gas Coke leaves very little ashes.
Gas Coke containes no smoke OF
sulphur.
ss5. 80 per ton delivered. Leave orders
at gas Office, not at plant
Bedding Gas w orks
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14

Major and Mrs. Frank Chase were
lonia visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Kelley was Grand
Rapids visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary King left Tuesday for Q
few weeks visit with friends at Gay
lord.
Miss Ida Paris left Monday for q
short visit with her parents at Lake
view.
w. G.. Orser and wife went To Grand
Rapids, Tuesday for few days visit in
that city.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter is spending few
days in Grand Rapids and taking in
the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Stevenson of lonia
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il.
Peck, Tuesday night.
Miss Flossie Warren returned Mon
day from three weeks visit at her
home i'm Grand Rapids.
Mrs. j. +. Richardson and son left
Wednesday for few days visit with
relatives AT Cadillac.
Mrs. Alice &. Foster, who has been q
guest of her son Charles, returned TO
Chelsea, Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Bundy returned to her
home in Cadillac, Tuesday, after two
weeks visit with Belding relatives.
Miss Elda Trimmer was passenger
on the east bound train Tuesday, en-
route to Jackson for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Barryton and Big Rap
ids.
Misses Matte Arnold and Mary Pink
ham returned from Ionia, Monday,
where they had been home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Currie returned TO her
home at West Branch, Tuesday, after
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Rob
srt Odds
Miss Nellie Lalonde, who has been a
guest for month of Mrs. John Hig-
gins, left for her home at Pinconning,
Tuesday.
Mrs. n. j. Fisher and daughter, Mrs.
Merriam of Bay City are guests for a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Haysmer.
Mrs. Fred Reeves and daughter Mrs.
Robt. Abbott and Mrs. M. Stoughton
left Tuesday for few days sojourn in
the Furniture City.
Mrs. K. Swors left Monday for her
home at Carlisle, Arkansas, after an
extended visit with relatives and friends
in Belding and vicinity.
Mrs. r. X. Ross who has been a
guest at the home of Mayor and Mrs.
+. h. Fales for week returned VI her
her home i'm Ionia, Tuesday.
Will White and family who have
been guests at the home of Ben White
for the past three weeks, left for their
home in Detroit, Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Williams returned TO
her home at Sand Lake, Monday, after
a short visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Charles Phillips and Miss Vernal
Williams,
Mrs. Emeline II. Weter, Miss Edna
Wise and Mrs. A. +. Weter returned
last week from Hazlet Park where
they had been spending several weeks
at tie Weter Cottage.
Mrs. Jane Pulver of Seattle, Wash
ington, was guest of her neice, Miss
Maude Wyckoff, the first of the week.
After short visit at Greenville Mrs.
Pulver starts on her homeward trip.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-24

Doss not cost as much as some people sAiak. Bat Our Chairs and Tables Book Cases, and indeed all Our Furnt-
 ture adds much to the coxiness of home.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-24
AMONG THE FISHERMEN

The Dick with 30 boxes, the Annita with 35 the Active with B, Porpoise with 20 and the Anita Phillips with 50 arrived in port this week. The latest market report received here quotes fish at 5 cents in Seattle.
 The Sourdough is making arrange ments to receive fish market report from Seattle by cable every Monday afternoon.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12

Rock, rock, O weary world
Rock thy great heart to rest.
The wings of all the winds are furled
The stars are hidden out sight,
Rocked on the heavens breast,
The silver moon doth give no light
Closed. closed are all the eyes of night
In sleep. So also thou,
O weary world, rest now.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12
l|1 EgFIT IIl


DEHn ne NcOI Nv mAteKA4NF01l--
forty 8 pounDs Nv faltz hare
an2 third yards Nv ORES goods
HaWLWiS liked stuff 2 SPAR
iewelz enuff actraSiz
Toozh, an perl powder an AWE
heelz. on bur Sliperz s inchez by
Sister il fixt A the BaWn
/ tolD Dad he aWt2 Ware d ksWr-
Sit 2.
What DAD SEQ me Wont re-
peet) !
ma She SEE heer jon q put that Billed
Shirt on
Thro thatthere Old rag oWt on
the Street.
puton aWl uRe DimonDs Sho i've
We haz Simple GOT2 make Al
Splerge.
this here BaWl il gone 2 B oWr
maxim
or it's gone 2 play oWr funrul
Durg
huhsez DAD Don't no Bowt IRE
burg
What i Want 2 heer frum mis-
mag
IL hoWz a Teller gone 2 make a
splurg
With his Shirt jest tukeD insiD
this rag Nv vest?
Y cant Ware Sum cloze?
u Don't Want ME- nakid 2 Spose?1
Clad he Duznt like. this evning
DreS
he Wood rather Ware jest cloze
j geS)
Say kid on the level i'm tellin 2 u
the time that We had wuz jest
grand
the eats Being Sent frum that VAST
lunDian Dump
the noize Wuz L. VIZ Band
An SoSietie kane With Kapitul S.
Nelliez perSie wuz THAR in full rig
an speekin Nv perSie reminDz me
CESS
ma Will now haf 2 give up that jig
4 u O it wuz this weigh.
Want SupozD 2 B in on this Deel
ma had told me 2 go off 2 Bed
SoSitie BaWlz want 4 kiDz NV my
an cooDnt akt D-sent She SeD.
SO
after the Bawl wus StartiD, after
The SWeHz had cum
iSneekt oWt NV my Sleepin nook
BoroD DreS frum oWr kulerD
cook
Sum korkSkrew curls frum the
chamber made
Fixt myself up With the foot
mans ade
an Went Down Starez 2 the Bawl
room. Say
perSie wuz Dancing With Sister
nell
ma she wus taWkin 2 Mis- Bump
lay
She What IL What U mite caWl +
the he'd Swell
When
WaWkt rite owt in the miDel Nv
5he floor an sez 2 the Crowd seq il
Ny Barter mag? Where DID put
ny mite cap? hunted awl threw
i re Bewro an coodnt find nuthin
But faults hare looked in u re trunk
In awl Saw wuz kaWrSits an lot
Nv ruBer thingz like hot water bot ]
slz without enie stopers enDz. il.
Iookt on u re Bed room taBl But
geS had Bin Stirrin up cake
here az it wuz aWl cuverD with
ioWer and pink frostin in litel bot
elz an cooDnt find my mite cap
snie where. this il a CRATE weigh 2 {
rect u re muther j seD when She
1az jest cum 2 wit u the furst
lime in re new hows an q Surpriz
7izit 2, where IL my mite cap mag?
Didn't have time 2say enie more {
" mis- Bumplay up an graBD perSie
what had stopt dancin like ever
BoDie LIS when cum in an She SEE
Hevingz take me weigh fruIn this
.ufull fannie and perSie took her
.weigh an she SEE mite caps aufll
ovid an went oWt aheD NV everybody ,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12
ia Doloro sa
ri N 1Ps4cRE
Do It Now !!

Do It Now!
s'vE noticed when fellow dies no BEEN
/ sanity chap; Of one who's darby
forget spoke but yesterday
And they find amultitude Of pretty things 70
4 fancy when rest, will bring to light
Some kind goody thought long sight
But It it's all the same give instead
The boQus while I'm living; the knockings when I'm dead
Don't your o imprint upon my brow
While countless maledictions heaped upon
Say just one kind while struggle Alone
And don't save all your euogy
What do if when I'm dead, the Gazette
Gives wreup, with cut, in mourning border set
1t will not fater bit, matter what is said
So kindly throw boques and knock when I'm dead
may to haveth So
And have the flowers loads You
It be have these things those you behind
But, just far I'm concerned really do mind
I'm quite alive and we'll day, and willie inger here
Lend helping hand at times give word of cheer;
the game kindly decks
For will be judge Of flowers when I've ched in checks
Robert Anse Sept Il. 1911 Prison Monitor Huntsville,
gladly give my poem the strongest Of
kind have read very ably
The author prisoner in Texas and the appeared the
September Of The Prison Monitor published
prisoners-Dorway and Holingsworth.
The paper from Huntsville, Texas,
prison publications. printed
hours The fifty and well worth the
much original the thoughts therein
all worth while
two men who have THE Prison Monitor on
the public to make as no funds set aside its use
your publishers
their undertaking shall watch for from
the Of Robert Ansel
discussing everything holiday
brought the of cleanliness
We spoke standing the and noticing fell
low by with girl friend, fellow; that
thought action deed So asked each other this
Do that that they did,
envy admire that kind young
wish hearts could boast that look
Now who is clean through through.
he
what "once upon day.
How it with who find yourself at the side Of fe
admire something another that ack Can
forcing himself ahead your
hearth Can honestly that and him sincere God
speed? If convict that idea head
outlaw habor thoughts worthy Of society
failure for thoughts that
make noble You who made mistakes and
self be just what admired in the other
We should be glad that there such questions coming daily
they resting places that back The
before APPALLING but think and the noble
long believed heap of things but
did things that
clean appreciation left Dreams
cleanliness plays all OF dreams the
boy weuse to know clean-cut erect and honest
knocked under few beliefs
now and again props prejues
from the heart all times? reality
things false conventional tongue
have lived amid the that
appreciation the good life? Let quit this
ung with fumes that will kill
the good in Others admire the dismuae
When something others that admire the impression
cngs, all intervening years dim it.
There difference between experience and the
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12
Sig lis BctWoon
8TEEtE ard
~eeesHsNrN

Vague lands and unremembered skles
When 10! What sudden splendor spreads
It's heaven of roseab heads 1900
What softw winds visit despair;
What lights what voices everywhere
Ere sorrow taught knew these
Supendous hills, amazing seas?
Shone such moonlight on the lawn
So deep secret in the dawn!
when earth and sky and fair
Be this my watchword, this
Grant O Gods to prize Alright
Sorrow. me sight
Billy Sunday just and collar and climbed
on the pulpit The and the workers
in seeking for lost souls One mature maiden lady
looking individual and asked Brother don't
you want to replied the editor Of the
local paper apgzed the good lady she
passed on down the aisle
Apache unungs grown thirtytwo cabre he
literary nicked him jewel For sooh
Apache little thing like that trouble
you Better lay claim anything that flows from your
ce pen piping officers cant
tell what lies wait for him around the Here wrote one
between yellow Strathmore
sweed like cyanded canine time looked at 1t
touching The said touched the pub
million and half dollars II me two OF liberty which
merely that pride goeh before fall
Now don't care swpes my lurking
danger and
these pusanmous
graphing pferers blamed literary high and
Apache the greedy gnnng gulotne will
the guilty grating grabbing earreteers before long
You can sing Never Mind the Bald Spot Till the
Begin to Bte:"
fool and he made his prayer,
Even as and D.
For formula that would some hair;
The fooldv would make him fair
To hayea thatch where his bean BARE
Even and D.
The fool guessed as he often does,
Gwen you and D.
He couldn' be handsome fair because
Aslong his face the face it
nd here the saddest part of the clause,
Gwen as you and = - 1, 49,,
good in the early days of
The wholesaler justly proud the
installed and slow explaining ts
us churchmn from the Penobot valley Finally
he induced the visitor the Timdy the from
phone shouted Someh said
Hello Thats Central explained the wholesaler,
something sWhat excitedly asked the
anything he hears you brief deiberaion
and the visitor put his mouth the phone and Yelled I'm from
Bath Then he dropped the aud walked mutpg
things he
ngriy they're profane. Why what did he say asked
the merchant He said the the indignant reply
usually find because
they have planted
the had been SLOWING his
visiting the sights of the metropolis Incident
ally pointed persons
noey, who had been rich who had broke and still
fame Finally the father
Looka shown lot of
goin and nearbeena show
me an user !"
Rock. rock, o weary world
Rock thy heart
he wings o all the wi If fured s
OF s
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-10-12

son. the had been Showing his
visiting country, metropolis Incident
old of
notery who had been rich and who had broke and still
Finally the father
boy ooka you've shown
and show
me isser'"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
.PRRSQNA!..L!.

Jake Fisher. of Sutton, is city Wis
W. o. altman. of weston. is a city
visitor.
T. W. Cox, of New Martinsville. IS
in the city.
C. E. Mollohan. of Heaters, is a vis-
itor in the city
T. A. Whelan is here from Weston
on a brief visit
w. ". Briceland is here from Fair
mont on a business visit.
William Drislane. of Huntington, is
transactIng business here.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. FfIlas, of Man
nington. are guests at the Waldo
+ Guy Wilkinson was here Friday
from Bridgeport.
]. Lewis Davis was here Friday
from Lost Creek
I Samuel Lewis, OF Johnstswn. was
in the city Friday.
jackson Arnold, of Lost Creek, was
a city visitor Friday.
Goodloe Jackson. of Jane Lew, was
"a city visitor Friday.
Justice A d. Basesl, of Lost Creek,
was in the city Friday.
Attorney J. N. Foster was visitor
here from weston Friday. "a
Jasper ! s.. WIIlsinson. ofsEBrIdge-
port. is city business visitor.
E. H. Gardner, palmist. left Thurs
day for Philadelphia on short bust
ness visit.
Or. C. R. Peck and family have
returned from a tour through New
York state. 5Ir .,
Misses Minnie MeVickers and Anna
Lee have returned from Fairmont'
where they visited friends and attend
ed the Fairmont fair
Attorneys Charles Powell and
Kemble White were here from
Fairmont today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
IMPROVEMENTS.
Have Been Made on Grand
stand and All Buildings
at Fair Ground.

Many improvements have been
made at the Clarksburg fair grounds.
where the Clarksburg fair is to be
held September 1S, 10, 90, 81 and 20.
All the stock pens, the exhibit build
Ings, the grandstand the judges
stand and stables have been thor
oughly remodeIed and painted.
The sight which will greet all who
lttend the West Virginia Fair at
clarksburg this year will be pleas
ng one. The fine half mile track. in
perfect condition, surrounding tho
grass covered quarterstretch, with all
he buildings handsomely painted. ly-
ng snugly down in the valley sur
,ounded by huge massive West ViT<
;Inia hills, thronged by thousands
With gay music floating upon the
Freezes will need only the shout OF
he starter, Co" to cause the red
flood to surge through your veins ana
ct you realize that You are of the
massive crowd attending the finest
abr in West Virginia,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
burg.

Property is located on
Church street almost
directly back of the
Catholic church. A
good neighborhood and
good property sur
rounding it. It is a two
story frame, slate roof
ed house, finished in
oak throughout, cellar,
good big porches along
the front and side and
in the rear, 3 cabinet
mantels set in tile, 3
base mantels, Z rooms
and reception hail and
finished attic, on lot 45
x125 feet, price
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
Entnrtnlns Friends.

Miss Myrtle Barr, of Ciarksbure
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. +
II. Barr. entertained several friend
Wednesday who took in the fair an
visited other places of interest abou
the city. The party included Mr.. an
Mrs. T. C. Robinson, Mrs. Fam
stout, Mrs. V, H. Dean, of Bridgepore
w. Va, ana Mr. and Mrs. Ward, {
Big Isaac, w. Va,--Fairmont Times.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
rAFT's BIRTHDAY.

BEVERLY. Sept. 15-This is
PRESIDENT Taft's ffty-fourth birth
lay and congratulatory kilograms
poured in from all parts OF the
world. One was from King George
II England. The city of beverly
sent a bouquet OF roses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-15
RACES POSTPONED.

FADRMoNT, sept. 15-on ac5
cunt of rain the race program Of
he West virginia Fair Association
vas postponed until tomorrow a
,un program will be given tomor-
.ow, if the weather permits.