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New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Is 70 per cent stronger. HIP WORKS IN
NTH the FIVE well and covers an oppo-
nent closely at ali times In the game
against Boys High School OF last Tues
DAY night Schulman prevented Cowhill who
PLAYED against him. from scoring single
basket from the field.
Kaufman, the little right forward Of the
midget basketball team ~ Public School o.
ie one Of the best little players for his
size ever seen on local court He is fast
snd aggressive for all his diminuuyo build,
and is one Of the most accurate shots in
The game to-day. one or two hands. he is
equally sure. In the game between No. 81
and No. AZ for the championship kaufman
aged the bail ten times from tho field
Hart, the 1.-THE little ball player Il Com
rneTce. continues 20 shine IN the indoor
practice. Hart fairly eats tre ball up and
has snap throw to the bag which is
going 10 cut off many q runner before the
coming season is over. Hsrt has been mas
cot 20 the Giants for the last year and he
shows many Of the inside tricks ~ the
Giants 70 the bows who are out for tho
inheld He IS a free batter. and, hest of
sll his hat alwsvs ITS him.
Goldberg and Michaelson, forward snd
centres. respectively, OF the championship
i've Of Public School So. will enter Com
r1erce in the next term. Needless 70 say.
they will be welcome additions TO tho West
side schools roster
Eisle. the manager of the Townsend Hsr-
ris swimming team, Is showing grea' inn
rrovement M his work IN the tank He IS
-needng along with an ease which no
lacked before. and his team mates are
looking forward 10 some fast work in the
corning championships
Shesrer the coach or the baseball nine
~ Commercial High School IS back ~
work with q large squad of BOYS. No fewer
than sevcnty-ivc arc working under his
Supervision every day ia the school gym
uasium Mr. Shearer is on the lookout 10
fnd boy VINO viii dl d." shoes Of Pete
Green. tho negro twirler. who pitched the
Red aud Gray TO victory Two years in sue
c,ssIog.
Rcd Head Fisher. OF Commercial. is
making good hand over FIST Fisher is out
for Grst base ON the team, and is showing
form which should land him the Job
Hc picks them or with either hand. and is
sure on grounders.
Hays Gamble, the fleet footed yOuugster
Of Erasmus Hall High School, has LEFT
school. and is employed by Gimbel Broth
crs in the sporting goods department
charley Smith. Of Horace Mann. is tuning
M for the 100 and 220 yard dashes in the
Poly Prep and Barnard meets lie is dash
ing the century in under Il seconds. and
mas been timed in % 3-5 seconds for the
furionG.
Alan ClybOrn. OF the Erasmus Hall swim
ming team. showed his class in no uncer-
tain manner when he finished second in the
novice ffty-yard swim IN the New York
Athletic club tank last week. which was
won in twenty-nfne seconds. Clyborn was
ri,.bt on the winners shoulder al the time.
Bows High H. banking on . first class
hasebalI team this season. Many Of last
ysar's veterans are back in school. and |
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Eisle. the manager of the Townsend Hsr-
ris swimming team, IS showing great i'm
rroyement M his work In the tank lie IS
,nhedng along with an ease which Nc
lacked before. and his team mates are
looking forward 10 some fast work in the
coming championship
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Goldberg and Michaelson, forward snd
centres. respectively, OF the championship
five Of Public School 50. will enter Com
r1erce in the next term. Needless 10 say.
they Will be welcome additions TO tho West
side school roster
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Hays Gamble the fleet footed youngster
Of Erasmus Hall High School, has left
school. and is employed by Gimbel Broth
ors in the sporting goods department
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

charley smith, Of Horace Mann. is tuning
ip for the 100 and 22o yard dashes in the
Poly Prep and Barnard meets lie is dash
ing the century in under Il seconds. and
mas been timed in % 5-5 seconds for the
fIrlnng.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Rcd Head Fisher. OF Commercial is
making good hand over FIST. Fisher is out
for nrst base ON the team and is showing
form which should land him the lob.
Ie picks them or with either hand. ana is
sure on grOunders.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

BOYS High H. banking on q first class
baseball team this season. Many Of last
Year,s veterans are back in school, and d
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Harry Soss. an old Commerce swimmer
is now competing in the colors OF the city
A and is making a good showing
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

Aviso es por este dado que los abajo
firmados han sido nombrados por el Ho-
noraqle Juez de Prubas del Condado de
Torrance, Nuevo Mexico, en- ell termino
regular de Ia Corte de Pruabas del dicho
condado, tenida en- Estancia el dia Ia
de Noviembre, 1911, como administra-
dores del estado de Jesus NJ. Serna, fina
do. Todas personals que tienen reclamos
en- contra del dicho estado protocolaran
los mismos con los abajo firmados dem
tro el tempo fjsds por ley seran re-
chazsdos por los ADMINISTRATORS, Los
que deban cuentas al dicho estado Sc
servirsn psgsrlas 10 mas pronto possible
Y asi evitarsn costos de aolectacion,
Juan Serna.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
Pr6miunlS for
Cash Purchases

The Estancia Drug Compa :
ny has each Christmas for sew
eral years past given to some
girl big Bess," large hand
somely dressed doll. This year
the same gift will be presented
TO the girl holding the lucky
number. A numbered ticket
is given with each 25 cent pur
chase in dolls, and OF the after
noon of the day before, Christ
mas the drawing occurs.
Another premium will be
given this year in addition to
Big Bess." This consists of a
Cut-glass Water Set, priced at
$25. Numbered tickets will
be given with each dollar pur-
chase, and the set will be given
the holder Of the lucky num-
Der. The set is now on display
at the Drug Store and is a
beauty, one which any house
keeper would be proud to own.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

The four Democrats who
went to Washington 10 get
statehood 1T the special session
got what they went after and
they haven't been kicked out
of the Democratic party as
some of the standpatters pre-
dicted, They secured a means
of amending the constitution
and that theil course was ap
proved is evidenced by the
overwhelming majority which
was given for the amendment.
The voters of New Mexico
were not ''insulted" on account
of being given the opportunity
to have something to say about
the amendment of the consti
tntlOu.-Eagle.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
Is th6r6 anu
Connection?

In a write up of he election
last week the Rock iSiaud TIN
une, among other tnlugs,
makes the following signjt
cant statement:
"The estimated Democratic
majority from the old stand
pat county of Sandoyal will be
close to 300; the Republicans
will carry Mora and Mckinley
counties by a small margin.
and in Valencia alone, Solo
mon Luna's county, with the
GREATEST PERCENTAGE OF ILL
TERACY IN THE STATE, does the
full Republican majority of
100 to 1900 remain,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

The New Mexican is hgur
lug politics with a number Of
"ifs". For example, "if" San
dovaI county had remained
true to her colors," there
would have been more repub
ticans elected than there are
Yes, and if more people had
voted the Democratic ticket,
there would have been more
democrats eleC ted. So there
you are. Don't worry about
the ifs" or someone will re
peat the truth which is almost
automatic ore now, that IF"
the republicans had named al
most any other man than Bur
sum for the goyernorship, be
would have stood some show
of election.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
Be Careful
OF yOur
special stamps

Postmaster N. d. Meyer calls
attention to the law regarding
the use of special stamps on mail
matter, especially Christmas
stamps, etc. Any stamp in size,
shape or color, resembling the
regular postage stamps are not to
be placed on the face of mail
matter or it becomes unavailable
and will be sent to the dead letter
office. Such stamps may be used
on the reverse side Of mail mat
ter without making it unavailable.
Stamps not resembling regular
stamps in size, shape nor color,
may be placed on the face of mail
matter, but should be placed at
the lower left hand corner, so as
not to be mistaken for the regu-
lay postage, which should be
placed at the upper right hand
Gunner. Just now when Christ
mas stamps will be used by a
large number, these warnings
are needful, or mail matter may
not be delivered to the party ad-
dressed.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
Volume |
CONF PHRIS0NS
hRE ODI0US.
sonnet INES

The recent election again
brought to attention the fact that
Valencia county is the banner re-
publican county Of New Mexico
and the additional fact that
Chaves county is the banner dem
ocratic county of the new state.
Valencia county voted against the
blue ballot provision for constitu-
tional amendment and Chaves
county voted overwhelmingly for
it. Valencia county is one of the
oldest counties of NewMexico and
has a mud court house worth a
couple of hundred dollars. Chaves
county is one of the newer coun-
ties and has the finest court house
in New Mexico. Valencia county
has a brick school house which
was built by the territory and
donated to that county for school
purposes. Chavcs county has
hundreds of thousands of dollars
invested in schoo! buildings. In
Valencia county the subjects of
King Solomon do not send their
children to school for the reason
that education spoils them for
the occupation of sheep herders,
but there is hope for Valencia yet |
Some time the people of, that
county are going to lose. faith in
King Solomon and then the coun-
ty will come to the front, - Ea-
gle.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
DOM T BLHM {,
THE EDITOR

A good many editors are said
to not know much. - The trou-
BILE is they know such a lot of
stuff they dare not tell. They
know who drinks the beer, and
they know the ladies who deviate
from the straight path of recti-
tude, They know the boys who
smoke in the alleys and in dark
places, and the girls who are bug
gy riding until the roosters crow
for daylight. They know the fel-
lows who are good pay and they
know the fellows who cannot get
trusted for a tobacco bag full of
salt. They could guess why some
fellows 60 to Hot Springs, and
they could also guess pretty close
~ as to what they would do when
they got there. Even IN a small
town like this they know enough
TO make one of the red hottest,
rip snorting, double-geared back
action, chain lightning editions
you ever read, but they also know
that it is better for the commun
ity and themselves to let the law
take care of humanity's devil
ment and publish only such news
as will do to read at the freside
and in the Sunday school-Ameri
can (Kans.) Greeting. ,,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

J. II Vanderford aud Mr..
and Mrs, II. V. Llpe, from west
of Mcintosh, were in Estancia
yesterday trading Mr. Van
derford says he has enough
feed to run him three years,
grown this year.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

DR.. c j. Amble, treasurer
elect of Torrance county, was
down from Manzano last night
to attend a meeting of the dl
rectors of the Estancia Sav
ings Bank.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

The Royal Neighbors will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Gutter
man on Saturday afternoon
November %, for their regular
meeting. All members and
friends are invited to be pres
ent.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

Rev. Father Hartmann re-
turned to Santa Fe yesterday
after having said mass here
yesterday morning.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
TO HELP
THE arid
FARMFR

Colorado Springs, Colo. 1t is
all very we'll for scientists to
study and delve and dig for the
ultimate salvation of the farmer
in the dry-land belt, but first tell
him-and do it quickly-what to
grow that will bring in money.
This, in effect, was the common
sense principle voiced at the In
ternational Dry-Farming Con-
gress by Prof, w. M. Jardine, of
Kansas.
The farmer isn't concerned
about fertility and nitrates and
incubation and things like that,
said Prof. Jardine. What he
wants is a living and he wants it
now. We must help him to get
it. Show him how to do some
thing now; tell him how to feed
his family, first, and then he will
be in a position to tnke up and
study the more technical prob
lens of farm life" "
Prof. Jardine told the farmers
to raise potatoes, as one Of the
surer means of getting an imme-
diate living on the dry lands.
For seeds, he said in brief, use
selected tubers, hand picked. If j.
not too large, plant single tubers
with only one or two eyes. If
large, cut in halves. Two eyes
are better than six in seed pota-
toes. Plant in rows three feet
apart, and two feet apart in the
rows, four inches deep. Subsoil-
ing is fairly satisfactory. Plant
Early Petoskey, Irish Cobbler
and Early Ohio.
These varieties do not give
the largest yields, admit" said
the speaker, but they are the
earliest, and, therefore, the most
because the farmer may
need the money"
"Onlv three crops on the dry
ands are making money!" Prof.
Jardne declared: Wheat, milo
and flax. Why not add potatoes
% the list and increase 4he in
,onoN
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

Sheriff Meyer and Captain
Fornoff made a trip to the Salt
Lakes ard Lucia yesterday, on
business pertaining to the Es-
tancia Salt Company,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

Willixm Dunbar was down
from Mcintosh yesterday on
business.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

FOR SALE-.-For next ten days sos
will buy Lot /, Block s., in Estan-
cia. Address: E. P. Shield, 1850
Ingraham St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

w. J. Henry is putting a new
roof on his residence in Alta Wis
ia. Henry Shouse doing the me-
chanical work.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

From the looks of the Estancia
Drug Store, Santa Claus mus
have dropped his whole pack
c.ose there and Stub beat him to
-
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

These here progressives and REFORM
ers will all die out by next election. -
Stand Pat CRATER.
When the lion eats grass like an OK,
And the fish worm swallows the whale,
Whom horny toads knit wooden sox,
And a rabbits outrun by snail.
When Thomas cats swim in the air
And elephants roost in the trees,
When house flies in summer are rare,
And snuff never makes people sneeze
When billy goat butts from the rear,
And picture show opens on time,
When the women all wear their own hair
And grating no longer is crime.
When plow points are made out of glass
And the heart of Christian is stone,
When cattle refuse to eat grass
And sirloin is cheaper tnan bone,
When grasshoppers feed upon hens,
And feathers are found upon hogs,
When serpents walk upright like men,
And butterflies travel like frogs.
When the man who's out late does not lie
And there's wool on the hydraulic ram,
The progressive reformers will die,
But the country won't be worth dam.
S, C. Orpion.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
Nathan Jafa,

Secretario de Nuevo Mexico.
Ell CIerpo fue aconsejado por Nathan
Jaffa, Secretario de Nuevo Mexico, de
ordenar nj Eseribano de Conlado de
mandar Ia GAIA de votos que pueda estar
en- question, dirijida a Nathan Jaffa,
Secretarie de Nuevo Mexico, y ell Es-
cribano es per este ordenado de mandar
dicha GAIA por expreso tan pronto como
possible, y asi es ordenado.
Ahora no habiendo mas negocios el
Cuerpo ordeno de prorrogarse hasta el
proximo termino regular.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22

News Readers get the News
first,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-22
PrOC6dinicntOS
0tlC0I6S de los
C0DnISI0n0dOS

En- una session especial del Cuerpo de
Comisionados de Condado tenida en- Es-
tancis, Condado de Torrance, Nuevo
Mexico, en- este dia I3 de Noviembre'
IsII, la l de la tarde, presente los Ho-
norables Comisionsdos Jesus Candida
ria, Juan de Dios Sanchez y Julian R.
Romero, ell Algnacil Mayor Julius Meyer
y el Escribano por su diputado F. A.
Chavez.
Telegrama
Rd. W. Robertson,
Escribxno de Pruebas
Estencia, N. M.
El Cuerpo de Examination en- Santa
Fe examinara todos los retornos de cleo
eion incluyendo ofciales de cordado.
Un Libro de Votacion, propiamente GER
tificado debe ser mandado por los jueces
de election de precinto directamente al
Secretario Territorial! en- Santa Fe, e.
etro puesto en- la GAIA de votos sellada y
mandada al Escribano de Pruebas, pero
Ia GAIA no debe ser alberta por Ofciales
de Condado Notifcad los presidente
de ambos partidos politicos para que les
asistan en- llevar estas instrucciones a
cada precinto.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

HousEs-Fors rent s room brick
house; six room 'front.' b crowll.
East Park "a street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14
COURT |i|'7 News
licenses Issued

1t5. Licenses ISSUE Z. 81 ~
Marriage licenses were issued yea.
terdny by the county clerk as follows:
Tony Ellch. 26S OF Fairmont and
Mary Kanyich. 81, Of BarrackyilleS Z
Joseph Nixon, SO Of Boothsyille.
and Dora Hartley, 81 of Watson.
Vital Statistics. a
Birth and death certificates we're re-
ceived yesterday at;the office OF the
county clerk as follows:
Births, DR.. NJ. F. Hamilton, one, DR.:
B. 0. Rohrbach ten, DR.. James a. Rel 4
dy three.
Deaths, DR.. NJ. L. Hartley one VIII.
liam ]. s. Harner, two.
VIII Probated.s
The last will and testament OF the
late Joseph Hayhurst was filed gyester
day at the office Of the county clerk. y
The will leavess,th t,suiif q 4 Us ZACH
to two sons. George ]. and Raymond
Hayhurst. TO the two daughters Is
left all:the other property OF the de-.
ceased to be divided equally. They
are Sardinia Ellen and Mazella Hay
hurst. Charles Powell is 4 named az
executor OF the WILL \, d,
Deeds Recorded. "a
Deeds were received for record yes
terday at the otilce.of the county clerk
as follows: s. tids is5Ss Z n
E. c. Rowaud TO Nj CO stcele6eh ais
a, parcel Of land In 4thei MonongaheIa
Industrial Companys addition ttotf the
City of Falrmont; consideration VI,
$50. 3 I; Y
Phoebe Holbert and husband to Ra
chel Rice, parcel of land near Fair
mont; consideration $780, l;s
]. W. Leonard to Stephen J. Brown
a parcel OF land on Road Fork Of
Dingamon Creek in Warrington dis
,trict: consideration $40 and other
valuable considerations.
Ross A. Watts, special commissions
or to A. F. Harris a parcel sof land
in the village OF CatawDa; considers
alton s175.
Smith Hood, Jr, and wife 10 Mar
garet Alice Heck, parcel OF land In
Pawpaw district; consideration s115.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Boyce gave a
surprise party for their daughter in
honor of her fourteenth birthday. The
evening was spent by music AMI
games. At seasonab!e hour refresh.
ments were served and all reported !,
good time. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. George Heston and son, Mrs.
Sarah Hawkins, Mrs. Samuel Boyce
and sons, Clarence and Cecil, Misses
Pearl Conley. Hattie Richmond, Ethel
Huffman, Gettrude Crisis. Ruby West.
Goldie Boyce, Clara Satterneld, Mer.
tie Boyce. Lucy Sumers, Grace Doyce.
Master Harry Boyce, James Summers.
Harry Adams, ota Conley, Chester
Wilson. Earl and Charley Swlsher,
Ray Heston, John satterfeld, Denzil
Boycc and Bruce Richmond.
ONE WHO WAS THERE. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

Gladys alillsi Zone Cornell, Mrs WIN
Lee. Bernard Arnett Clarence West,
u. vaddy Il. O. Kincaid, w. u, Poe.I
Marie r. Heck, Mrs. Smith Jones.
oclo Downs. j. 7. Barting. Mrs. !.
7. Barton. Mrs Fred Dictrick. Anna
5Dletrick, Mrs. chas. IL. cayanaugh.
Mrs. John ] Baker, Miss. Laura sIefs
riheld, Mrs. D. D. Leonard. Mira. Z.
p. White, Mrs Minnle' Watkins. Mrs
Katherine Yost Mr. u. S. Tennarit,
Clyde NJ. Sherman, y. WI Lee, L. II.
Kiger, B, G, Ash, Mary TIbbs, Lucy
tWlsman, L. y. Lowe, oris r. Brair.
Guy ". Davis. George ]. Sapp. Nelson
Moran, w. =. Ludry, =, L. Hunt, L.
E, West, j. G. Hai1s, .. Walter, Dor
sey, Hawkins. Louise Mcylckers omer
Toothman, Miss Lllllan Wilson. Miss
Ella Huggins. James Moore. Dora y.
Hoult, Mrs. c. r. Hoult. csias: 81
Hoult, Steve DEFAULT Claude Deyault
Robt Little, Rufus Yost. J. w. Good
win, Brooks Tetlnge, Richard Norris.
Miss Flossle Mccullough, Dayfc "
Hawkins. Wanda NJ. Fisher. Mrs. u.
yandervort. Jessie G. yandervort,
I. u. Parsons. Jos. Z. Clayton. Jasper;
Clayton, n. j. Kelley, Mrs. Bertha
clelland, Dortha Call, Edna lusgroyei
Edith Smith. Nettic Musgroye. Jesse
Smith, Minor Fisher, VIM. Burdess.
J. W. Boord, Alpha Tenant Brown
Tennant. W.J. yamer.l ]. ". Flshloopl
NJ. E. Fleming, E. c. ReederS and fam:
lily, H. T. Tough, Earl Foggin Chas.5
Tetrlck, ]. B. Martin. Lyme Glorers
Maude Glover, ]. N. Prickett, w, III
Default, J, E. Snidcr, Daisy Dean
Goldia Amos. Il n 81
Balance Of Wednesdays slistwili DO
published tomorrow omitted today
for lack OF space.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14
shinnston Event.

Mrs Lydia Hood Parel, OF Shlnns.
ten. Scntertaincd at reception last
"Wednesday Afternoon from two until
flse o'clock at her beautiful home,
IGNORING her mother, Mrs. Mary Con.
away, who yesterday passed her 73d
birthday. The house was prcttily dec
Grated in ferns and golden rod. and
lthe-autumn embellishments were used
LIN profusion. An elegant course lunch.
con was csrved. The guests were re.
iceived by Mrs. Parcll, Mrs. Conway
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14
Petty-Jarrett Engagement.

Miss Hazel Shankin gave n prcttily
appointed lunchean yesterday at her
home on. Quarter street to announce
the engagement of Miss Virginia
Jarrett to Mr.. Laurence Petty. IA
A centre.piece off, Killarny roses
and shaded candles completed an ar!
tistlc color scheme Of pink. The fay.
ors were dainty bridesllppcrs filled
with heart shaped bonfbons,-Churles
tom Gazette.,3r 5Iia, .4,yh x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

Plant purple leayed beech for d !
shade. Three trees in one. Ask our
salesman about It. Herrick Seed Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

around her and she welcomed all in 4
most gracious manner The guests
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE III
as THEYC CONE Coz

Mrs. Robert Hunter. sons Thomas
and Charles Wilson are moving to:
Fairmont. & a .i +
Tom and John Ollie, OF Morgan
town, are visitors in the city to-day.
Miss Elsie Baughman, OF Wheeling.
Is spending few days in the city.
Pete Reed. of Weston, IS here all
tending the Fair. ri x
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Straw, Of Add
son, this State, are the guests OF
and Mrs. A.. H. Hunsaker on Monroe
street. n Il s.
e Mrs. Torrance Stewart, and Mrs.
Jas. Gleason, Of Morgantown, As the
guest OF the formers sisters Mrs G.
N. Alexander and Mrs. ]. AZ Meredith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14

and Mrs. Noses Ice, the latter being
sister of the honored guest. Little
Miss Mary Parrell assisted In recelv-
ing. Miss Villa Lowe also assisted
in entertaining. Mics Coffman pre-.
sided atathe piano and a pretty solo
was rendered by Miss Lowe. entitled,
Silver Threads Among the Cold"
God De With You Till We Meet
Again" was also sung during the
afternoon. Mrs. Conway was over.
joyed with the happy gathering
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-14
On Northern rrlp.

!. DR.. 0. C. Bradley and daughter and
Miss Mary Corrothers, OF Cross Roads,
Monongalia county, left yesterday for
an extended trip TO points, In Michi.
gan, Niagara Falls and In Canada,
Miss Edna Corrothers is in the city
the guest Of Miss Callie Frey on Fair.
mont avenue. Miss Audrey corroth,
ers leaves Tuesday for Wheeling To-
re.enter Mt. de Chantal Academy. *