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North Park Stock Growers
Association Meets.
Largest attendance in many years. Endorse
State Live Stock Inspection Board and
condemn Denver dailies for their
attitude in the matter.

Judge Chedsey made a report on
the meeting Of the State Associ
alton which he attended as represen
tative of this Association In March
He strongly endorsed the State Live
Stock Inspection Board, which he
said the Denver papers had grossly
misrepresented, and said the cause
of the trouble was fight between
the two Associations. Gave as his
opinion that the Association could do
better work and accomplish more
by staying with the State Association
although not in entire harmony on
all questions. Recommended that the
brands be removed from the office OF
the Secretary of State to the office
of the State Live Stock Inspection
Board who are expert on brands. .
Pres. Frank Murphy made an ad-
dress in which he thanked Judge
Chedsey on behalf of the associa-
ton for his work at the State asso-
ciatio injecting in Denver last March
congratulated the association on the
large attendance at the present meet
ing and welcomed to the meeting
members of the Forest Service, in
cluding Mr.. Nelson, Chief Of grazing,
from Denver, Forest Supervisors, H.
N. Wheeler, of the Colorado Forest,
A. M. Cook, Arapho Forest, and Ran
gers, Bellairs, Taylor and White. He
said it was necessary to cooperate
With the State Association. On ac-
count of the building Of the railroad
conditions had arisen which required
that there must be the most rigid In
spection of cattle and that no cattle
should be shipped out of the state
without notifying Inspector Hanson.
That since the paying Of the 5000
bounty on wolves, grown wolves
and 8 cubs had been captured. He
emphasized strongly the necessity OF
emphasized strongly the necessity for
cooperation with the forest officers
in all work where cooperation would
be of mutual benefit.
DR.. Whitehouse who has made as
extensive a study of Swamp Fever
as his duties would permit, read the
result of experiments conducted at
the experiment station in South Da-
kota, which had extended over per-
iod of several years, but have not
been as satisfactory as could be
wished. He asked that the Associa-
tion appropriate money to send
horse afflicted with, what is known
as swamp fever in the Park to
South Dakota to see il it is the
same as what is diagnosed as swamp
fever there.
Chief Nelson made short address,
said he was glad to be with the as
sociation and would be glad to CO.
operate with them in employment OF
hunters and any other way in which
they may be able.
Supervisor Wheeler was very sure
that Honey Locust, Ash. White Will
low and Elm trees would grow In
North Park and that every rancher
could have grove to be used as a
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CHURCH SOCIAL

Friday night there was little en-
tertainment at the church. given by
the Ladies Aid Society. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
eating ice cream and cake. All pres
ent had a good time and hope the
ladies' will give another one soon.
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recently. Mr.. Marferding is looking
fine and says he feels splendid
The L. H. P. G P. has about 80
men at work laying track out of
Foxpark. The first shipment of steel
arrived on the 21st.
About $50 men were shipped into
Fox Park last week and about 500
more will be shipped in as soon as
they can get them.
Contractor F. Grain and Miller &
Best have most of their machinery
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DANCE LAST NIGHT.

After the banquet given by the
Odd Fellows last night, the boys
cleared the hall, hired musicians and
nice little dance ensued. which
lasted till nearly five o'clock this
morning.
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QUIET WEDDING.

e. H. MCGOWAN and Miss Cora
Brinker, of Spicer, were quietly mar
ried at the parsonage yesterday eve
ming by Rev. Manning. The New
Era wishes the young couple a long
and happy life.
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County Commissioner Mallon ship
ped about Is cars of cattle from
Denver to his range in Middle Park.
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Supervisor Cook, of the Frazer For
est, was over from Frazer to attend
the meeting OF the Association Sat
urday.
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Frank Murphy and sister Irene,
were over attending the stock meet
ing Saturday and took in the ball
game Sunday.
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Pat Cain, Contractor on the l.. II.
y. e P. made Walden visit of a
few days the latter part of last week.
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Supervisor Wheeler, of the Arapah
Forest, attended the meeting of the
North Park Stock Growers Associa
tion.
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Dub Trounsell, Cal Ross and John
Peterson were among the Walden Wis
itors Sunday.
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Chas. Hunter and wife and VIM.
Rudolph were up from the north end
on business Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter are interested in the colo
nization project in the Three Mile
country.
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John Ross has returned from Gold
Hill where he spent the winter. job
We hear is papa now.
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Mrs. c. L. McFadden and son ar
rived from Arvada Thursday even
ing of last week to join her hus-
band who has been here some time.
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Louie Svedlund and wife were in
for the Odd Fellows entertainment
last night.
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Frank Mosman and VIM. Marshall
came up from the Three Mile country
Tuesday. They are doing some farm
ing down there this spring. They
will have their crops in in a short
time.
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Monday is school election. Every
one come out and vote for the High
School.
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Stewart Kennedy and VIM Heine,
man were down from Coalmont Sat
urday
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Mr.. Bourden is putting a new floor
in the porch, of the Gresham House
this week.
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Boon McCallum was a social caller
at the New Era office yesterday af-
ternoon
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Herb Hill, J. f. McCasland and
Hugh Hunter were up from the Cow
drey district Saturday.
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Archie Hunter is having the roof
of his new house painted this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Arnold and the
twins were visitors from RAND Sun
day
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There was a big attendance at the
Odd Fellows entertainment last night
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Clayton Rich was down from the
ranch Saturday in his new automo-
bile.
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Casper Fox and James ,Allard, OF
Pinkhampton, were at the sale Satur-
day afternoon.
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A. E. Hills of Rand and E. ]. Kill
burn of the West Side attended the
sale Saturday afternoon.
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r. M. Coyte, stock buyer for
Denver commission house, is in the
Park this week.
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PROGRAM
Invocation Rev. Manning
Song Male Quartet
Oddfellowship A. G. Maine
Piano Solo Mrs. Affolter
Lecture on Women's Rights.
Mrs. Jones.
Duet Mrs. and Miss Pierce
Recitation Miss June Shippey
Song Male Quartet
Instrumental Music Glee Club
The Fiddle Dead Miss Barrett
Guitar Solo Oliver Allard
Recitation John Payne
Song Male Quartet
Recitation John Payne
Recitation Miss Barrett
Recitation Miss Leek
Music xo,,,r Glee Club
The committee of arrangements
wishes to thank the people who so
kindly helped out with the program.
J. c. TIMBREL,
Chairman.
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Forest Ranger White attended the
Stock Growers Association.
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Blevin's men took a bunch of cattle
through town Tuesday evening.
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r. c. Dickens of Longmont, who
has land on the west side. came in
Wednesday evening.
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Local and Personal.
Emigh's cigars are the kind to buy.

Local and Personal.
Emigh's cigars are the kind to buy.
Good smoking tobacco at Emigh's.
We had quite fall of snow here
Monday night.
Mr.. Matthews is hauling baled hay
to town now.
Monte Blevins was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
If you want good Key West ci-
gar go to Emighs.
Andrew Sorenson, from the Platte.
was over Saturday.
Mrs. Brands was over from the
Higho country Friday.
Ed Lynch was in from the upper
Michigan country Sunday.
Forest Ranger White attended the
Stock Growers Association.
Blevin's men took bunch of cattle
through town Tuesday evening.
John Funk, of Butler was among
the Walden visitors Saturday.
d. w. McDole left Sunday for Den
yer and other outside points.
Archie Hunter is having the roof
of his new house painted this week.
ott n
Odd Fellows entertainment last night.
Clayton Rich was down from the
ranch Saturday in his new automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Arnold and the
twins were visitors from Rand Sun
day.
Stewart Kennedy and VIM. Heine-
man were down from Coalmont Sat
urday.
Monday is school election Every
one come out and vote for the High
School.
Boon McCallum was a social caller
at the New Era office yesterday af-
ternoon
Mr.. Bourden is putting new floor
in the porch of the Gresham House
this week.
Louie Svedlund and wife were in
for the Odd Fellows entertainment
last night.
Dub Trounsell, Cal Ross and John
Peterson were among the Walden Wis
itors Sunday.
Casper Fox and James .Allard, of
Pinkhampton, were at the sale Satur-
day afternoon.
R. M. Coyte, stock buyer for
Denver commission house, is in theI
Park this week.
The ranchmen of the Park were
well represented at the stockmens'
meeting Saturday.
r. C. Dickens of Longmont, who
has land on the west side. came in
Wednesday evening.
A. e. Hills of Rand and e. j. Kill
burn of the West Side attended the
sale Saturday afternoon.
Herb Hill, j. F. McCasland and
Hugh Hunter were up from the Cow
drey district Saturday.
John Ross has returned from Gold
Hill where he spent the winter. job
We hear is papa now.
Pat Cain, Contractor on the l.. II.
DP. & P. made Walden a visit of
few days the latter part of last week.
County Commissioner Mallon ship
ped about is cars of cattle from
Denver to his range in Middle Park.
Supervisor Wheeler, of the Arapah
Forest, attended the meeting of the
North Park Stock Growers Associa-
tion.
Supervisor Cook, of the Frazer For
est, was over from Frazer to attend
the meeting OF the Association Sat
urday.
Frank Murphy and sister Irene,
were over attending the stock meet
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John Funk, of Butler was among
the Walden visitors Saturday.
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d. w. McDole left Sunday for Den
yer and other outside points.
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If you want good Key West ci-
gar go to Emigh's.
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wind break or for fire wood if they
would only plant and take care of
them.
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Monte Blevins was in town Monday
and Tuesday
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The ranchmen of the Park were
well represented at the stockmens
meeting Saturday.
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Andrew Sorenson, from the Platte.
was over Saturday.
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Ed Lynch was in from the upper
Michigan country Sunday.
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Mr.. Matthews is hauling baled hay
to town now.
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Mrs. Brands was over from the
Higho country Friday.
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We had quite fall of snow here
Monday night.
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Good smoking tobacco at Emigh's.
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ALLENSBURG.
April 3, 1911.

Aprll 3, lSll'
L. G. Ludwick, former teacher at
this place, has moved near Martins
vile.
G. G. Fowler has accepted position
at Dayton.
Mrs. WillStuart, of Boston, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
p. CLANCY, last week.
Mrs. Hattie Fishwick, of Hamilton,
spent the past week at the home of
her father, M. r. Yowell, returning
home Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the entertainment at Pricetown Fri
day night. They reported a good
time.
Fred Fowler, of near Sabina, was
here on business last week.
G. w. Shaffer has purchased the
Louis Ludwick property.
The sick of this place are reported
better.
Carey Taylor and Everett Stroupl
called on friends here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lydia Fowler took dinner with
her brother, William Barnett, Sun
day.
Emma Shaffer, Daisy Carpenter and
Osa CLANCY visited at the home of
Mrs. T. E. Hawthorne one day last
week.
Martha Carpenter visited relatives
at Sharpsville last week.
John Hawk and wife spent Sunday
with James Brewer and family.
NJ. J. Ludwick is preparing the
room over his store for show room.
Everett Webster spent Sunday
with his brother-in-law, Henry Rector.
Mrs. Francis Ludwig visited her
sister, Mrs. Turner Hart, one day last
week.
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RAINSBORO.
April 3, 1911.

April 3, 1911.
Miss Della Beetman, of Newfain, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Adams.
J. b. Davis has been sick for few
days.
An ice-cream supper will be held at
Rocky Fork Chapel onThursday night
of next week, April 13, to which the
public is cordially invited.
c. NJ. Epperson, of Washington G.
H., spent last we k visiting friends
here.
E. p. Carter has moved his sawmill
to the farm of Thos. Cope on the
Greenfield pike.
j. e. Upp and wife, of Greenfield,
were guests of relatives here last Fri
day.
S. d. West and II. S Foraker were
business visitors at Cincinnati the
first half Of last week.
Harley Washburn moved last week
ON Greenfield to the farm of S. M.
Strain south of town.
j. A. Beaver leaves this week for
Cincinnati where he is summoned on
the petit jury in the u. S. Court.
W. T. Hodge and wife returned
home the fist Of last week from Wis
1T with relatives at JetIersonville.
nd tasf 70 net
week to the property they recently
purchased in the western part of
town.
Thos. Spargur and wife spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Dan
Cameron, at Cynthiana
j. w. Traber, of PEBBLES, is circula
ting among friends here for few
days.
Quite large crowd enjoyed the ice
cream supper and masquerade given
under the auspices of the Epworth
League at the X. Of p. Hall on Satur-
day night and neat sum was real
lied,
Noble Vanzant and FIRMLY moved
last week to the Bruce property on
L. Main st.
Mrs. Elisha Beaver is spending a
few days with her son and wife at
Beaver Mill.
Mrs Geo. Free has returned from a
few days visit with her brother, Ear.
nest McMullen, and family near Dod-
sonville.
Mrs. j. Curless Roads is in the Ed.
mond Hodson Memorial Hospital at
Washington G. H., where she under
went successful operation a few
days ago. Mr.. Roads has made sever
al trips to her bedside the past week
and is very enthusiastic over her pros
pect for a complete recover, and also
speaks in the highest terms of DR.. g.
S. Hodson, former Highland county
boy, who is at the head Of the insti-
tuition.
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An infant daughter of Dickey
Beaver and wife was buried In the
Beaver cemetery south of town on
Sunday afternoon. Rev. ]. ii. Davis
conducted a short service at the
grave. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. John Waddell on
Thursday of this week.
A petition for a new township road
starting at the Greenfield pike and in
tersecting the present road on the
Garman farm will be presented to the
township trustees at their meeting
today, (Monday)
A representative from the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Columbus is
expected here to give practical dem.
onstration in spraying fruit trees in
the orchard of Dempsey Beaver on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
The NJ. E. Sunday School has decid-
ed to open contest to increase their
attendance and captains will be chosen
and the movement started next Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM, Bashore and daughter,
Georgia, we're guests Of honor at a
social given by the Farmer House
wives Club at the home of Mrs. Anna
Spargur on the Carmel pike last
Thursday 1t was the last all day
session of the season and eleven ladies
braved the storm to enjoy the hospi
tality for which the members Of the
club are famous.
Mrs. Mary Millkan, of Washington.
d. c., arrived Sunday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Nancy Redkey.
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The toughest looking old floor can
be made to look like new hardwood,
with narrow boards and without
cracks, by my Always Ready Process
which my demonstrator will show to
anyone who calls on her at Stabler's
and 10 cent store Friday and Satur-
day, April IA and Is. CHI-NAMEL.
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Pocket Edition Free.

Manuel of Specific Homeopathy by
f. Humphreys, M. d. Giving concise
directions for the care Of the sick and
the treatment of all diseases, more
especially of women and children with
Humphreys Specihcs-l44 page book,
that fits your vest pocket-mailed free.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co.
Cor. William and Ann streets, New
York.
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For letter, ringworm, eczema, rum
ming sores and all skin diseases, DIR.
Bells Antiseptic Salve is guaranteed
to give satisfaction or you get your
money back. 25c everywhere.
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Miss Mary Lucille Coleman, of West
Union, and William Leighton Patton
were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. William X.
Coleman, at West Union, yesterday.
The bride is well known here, having
frequently visited Mrs. John #. Miller.
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For SALE-Model Oak No. Base
Burner, only been used few months,
and two hole Gasoline stove with
oven, practically new. Will sell reason
ably. Apply at US. Express Office or
lis Elm st.
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Breeders Attention.

Manila, the imported French Coach
Stallion and Black Frank a black
Spanish Jack'willl make the season of
1911 at my barn in Willettsville.
BEN b. VANCE.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

d. o. Miller, exr. Of Isaac e. Taylor,
filed inventory and appraisement.
Anna Park, exrx. Of M. B. Park,
filed inventory and appraisement.
Anna Park, exrx. Of M. b. Park,
filed sale bill.
VIII of StewartI Boden probated.
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S eel frying pans &c to 20 cents /;
bread pans, sc to lSc; bread boxes SOC
to CSC wash boilers, SOC TO S2.75 (;
granite coffee pots, 25c to 6Oc, at
Tener's, No. 10 North High street.
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New Petit Jurors.

Clerk of Court Shannon and Sheriff
Long by order Of Judge Newby drew
six additional members of the petit
jury Tuesday. They are summoned
to appear Monday, April IT, They
are as follows:
j. ID. Booth, Concord.
G. w. Bloom, Concord.
Warren Morrow, Dodson.
William Carroll, Liberty.
Joseph w. Emery, New Market.
Harry Van Pelt, Madison.
Paint, varnish and enamel at l0c
a can at The Bee Hive.
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Prof. John w. Richards, after
spending his vacation at home, re-
turned to his duties at Hotchkiss
Academy, Lakeville, Conn, Saturday.
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The ingredients are on the carton
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey contain no
habit producing drugs, and always
gives satisfaction. Look for the bell
on the Bottle.
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Marriage:LicenSeS.

Albert Wilson and Maggie o. Webb,
both Of Greenfield.
Charles Essexland Alice White both
of Hillsboro.
Charles W. Smith and Elva M.
Owens, both of Greenfield.
John McGown, Of Miledgeville, and
Emma Apple, ofiHillsboro.
Gus f. Wolfram, Of Lynchburg, and
Ida Puckett, ofiMt. Grab.
James Shelpman and Mary Souder,
both of Greenfield.
James E. Davidson, Of Leesburg,
and Dora e. Denham, of Folsom.
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Going to Texas will sell for 81, 200
room property that easily rents for
S12. Good investment. Inquire
NEws-HERALD OFFICE.
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c. E. Bell is at home, after spend
ing the winter at Daytonia, Fla.
Mrs. Bell and the children are ex-
pected home next week.
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Miss Rebecca Stevenson entertained
a number of her young friends with a
party at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stevenson, Saturday
evening. A very delightful evening
was spent by the young people In play
ing games. Delicious refreshments
were served.
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Money to loan by the Superior
Loan and Building Association
of HillsbOro, Ohio. (tf)
John M. McMullen, Sec'y.
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Cheap Cow Feed.

We have car Of Alfalfa and Molasses
Feed, which is especially good for your
milk cows, hogs..and sheep.
(4-20 RICHARDS MILL.
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For SALE-Buff Rocks, Barred
Rocks, Silver Spangled Hamburg Eggs
and Polan China Pigs, sired by Whirl-
wind and Dam Squirting Bell.
III. j. WEAVER,
Fayetteville, o.
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For RENT-Four rooms nicely ar
ranged for light housekeeping. Call
at l3l E. Beech St.
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We have the most exclusive line Of
Hat Pins to be found I'm the town.
When your new hat is ready you will
surely need one of these new shapes
for it. We sell them at remarkably
lnIU nricaS
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Cement.

A car load of Atlas Cement just re-
ceived at Richards Mill. (4-2D
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Gap Net, sure cure for gaps in
chickens and turkeys. 25c and SOC
boxes. For sale by Mrs. Julius Dru-
hot, Mowrystown, o. (4-20
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EMMERLING & STEVENSON,
jewelers. and Opticians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

AT 10 o'clock the guests we're invit-
ed into the Ginning room. where an
elaborate lunch was served. The place
cards were tiny pink satin bags of
rice. in which was concealed small
hand painted cards announcing the
engagement OF Miss Marguerite Gar
vey TO Mr.. John A. Mulheron. OF
Clarksburg.
Miss Garvey is the charming daueh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Garvey. of
McMechen. and Mr.. Mulheron's pa.
rents are Mr.. and Mrs. George Null.
heron, of Clarksburg. W. Va. Many
pretty affairs are being planned in
honor OF the popular bride-to-be. The
wedding will be an early fall event.
Those present were: Misses Margaret
Garvey. Anna Grogan. Estella Nolan.
Helen Landers. Estella Flaherty. Biela
Noel. Kathryn Burke. Mary Kraus.
Blanche Anderson. Resale O'Connell.
Corrye r. Dayle. Eta Cooper. Mavme
{. Anderson. Mcsdames Helen Keller
John NJ. Carney, Jr.. Estella Hibbs.
Thomas M%anion. Anna Donovan. nellie
Hede OF MOundsville. Anna Mourot OF
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Entertained.

On Friday evening Misses Blanche
and Anna Smith entertained at their
home IN S~pringdale in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. W. f.. Allen. who will leave
in a few days for New Cumberland
After the serving of an elegant 6
O'Clock dinner the members OF the
Elizabeth Allen Kings Daughters cir
Gle and the Good Samaritan Bible
class OF he Stone church arrived and
the evening was spent in various so
cial diversions and at a seasonable
hour light refreshments were served.
In behalf Of the Kings Daughters.
Miss Blanch" Smith presented Mrs.
Allen with a set OF beautiful gold pins
and Miss Ethel Kittle. in behalf of the
Good Samaritan class presented her
with a handsome study lamp. After
recovering from her surprise. Mrs. Al
len responded in a cry pleasing man
ner. At the close OF the evening OF
pleasure the guests departed with
feelings Of regret that this would
probably he their last opportunity to
meet socially with Mr and Mrs. Allen.