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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
@Hopkins.Shields.

Miss 1nezN Shields; of Parkersburg,
WHO'S well known in this city, and
Dr. Fred lHopk lns:s salso Of Parkersburg,
were united IN marriage on Wednes.
day atithe home of the BRIDES broth.
er, Mr.. Dudley Shields, in Plttsburg.
Miss Shields and sister, Miss Emma
Shields; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Laing, Dr..
Hopkins and Mr.. John Romine left
Parkersburg yesterday morning for
Pittsburg and the marriage ceremony
was performed on their arrival. Yes.
terday afternoon the bridal .partyiform
ed box party at the Nixon and a
dinner party was given them at the
Fort Pitt last night. DR.. and Mrs.
Hopkins left there, last, night for an
eastern wedding trip. On their return
they will Preside in Parkersburg, where
the groomi is q practicing dentist. i
u Miss Shields has visited here fre.
quently as the guest Of Mrs. Ned
Smith and was very popular among the
members f$theisoclal set. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
I For Miss Fleming.

Miss Elizabeth Gallher gave a very
pretty bridge Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Kanawha streetIn honor
sots her guest, Mrs Gideon Timberlake.
!!of Balmore. Nd, and Miss Virginia
Fleming, Of Fairmont. Among the
guests were Mrs. Clarence W. Wat
.sSn, of 1Fairmont; Miss Mary Watson
.Ssipe, Of Fairmont; Mrs. H. S. johnson,
Mrs. H. B. Lewis, Mrs. Eugene Davis,
Mrs. Edmund Price, Mrs. r. s. Spill.
man. Mrs. Gordon Mathews, Mrs. Guy
Wiley, Mrs. Plat Brightwell, Mrs. =.
n. Carver, Mrs. Alex Smith, Mrs. l. N.
Smith, Mrs. W. c.! Kelly, Mrs. j. n.
Thomas Mrs. William Quarter. Mrs.
Waiter stockley. Miss Beth Brown;
Miss Ashton Wilson and Miss Lynn
Lewis. & q! sd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
W0RTHINGT0N LADY7DEAD
MISS TABlTHA MAY SNYDER AN.
SWERS FINAL SUMMONS. 4

Miss Tabitha May snider, a we'll
known young woman residing at
Worthington, died last night at mid.
night at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Anna ,Snider. at Worthington.
For the past year Miss Snider had
been III from tuberculosis and last
winter spent several months In the
SOUTH She was. not benefited to any
extent however. and returned home.
She had since been In a declining con.
dition and her death was not unex-
pected. .a{ 4. n. 5lf
n Miss Snider was aged 80 years and
is survived by her mother and several
brothers and sisters. namely Herbert,
of Amos: Will. Of Worthington: Law
renee, OF Fairmont: Claud, OF Amos:
A. c., Of Cameron: Mrs. David Thorn,
Of Worthington, and Miss Gertrude
Snider, at home. A sister, Mrs. Fred
Grimm, died year ago. y En-
e Funeral services will be held on
Friday. afternoon at l 80 O'clock at the
residence and interment will be made
In the Worthington Cemetery In
charge OF Undertaken R. c. Jones. ;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
Music. q .s5s IN
Foreign Mission Current Events,
Mrs. White. "a
Magazine Article, Mrs. c. j. smoot.
/ Flag Distribution. p
Missionary Benedlction. #
Social Hour. MI.

/, Glenn Merrill entertained number
Of friends last evening at his home on
Sterling street. A delightful evening
was spent at various diversions and
tempting refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Merrill. Misses Gustava
Hunt. Alice Thomas. Beatrice Court
ney, Orma Hinegarden. Mabel Pell,
Ruth Snowden, Myra and: Eva Sum
mers. Grace Adams, Nora Hall, Arlena
Saterfield, Lena iSatterfeld and Clara
Merrill, Messrs. Ralph Courtney,
Charley Prickett. Robert Pell. George
Donham, Fay Donham, Floyd Travis.
John Pple, Clarence Morgan, Earl
Phillips. Glenn Springer, Oliver and
Wayne Carpenter Herschel Hill. Dick
Adams, Walter Grimes. Henderson
Sattertleld.s Glenn and Virgil Merrill.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
Regulates |: 1.-THE KIDNEYS
KIDNEYS ACT FINE. AND BACK
ACHE vANIsHEs AFTER ArFEW
Ia DOSES. & e

80 Z. ri - j.
i II your kidneys are .disordered or
you suffer with backache OF, bladder
misery few doses Of Pape's Diuretic
now will effect q cure,
Put an end to kidney trouble while,
1t is only trouble before Sit develops
into Dropsy, Diabetes, Gravel or
Bright's disease. it}
The moment YOU suspect amy kid
ney, bladder or urinary disorder, or
feel a dull. constant baciache, or the
prime is thick, cloudy. offensive or. full
OF sediment, irregular Of passage or,
attended by a scalding sensation, be-
gin taking Pape's Diuretic as directed,
with the knowledge that there Is no
other medicine. Fat any price. made
anywhere else in the world, which Is
SO harmless or win effect SO thorough
and prompt cure. n Z, l''i7
Pape's Diuretic acts directly upon
the kidneys, bladder and urinary sys.
TEN: cleans. heals and regulates these
organs, ducts and glands and com:
tpletes the cure Within q few days. i.
5. Pains in the back, sides or lolns,
rheumatic twinges, prostate trouble,
facilitating headache, nervousness,
dizziness. weakness, bilious stomach,
] sleeplessness. inflamed or puffy eye
lids. WORKOUT feeling and many other
symptoms caused by clogged, inactive
Kidneys promptly vanish, Frequent,
painful and uncomfortable surination
due to a weak or irritable bladder is
overcome. - p Il
5 Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the responsibility Of Pape, Thomp.
son & ,Papegat Cincinnati, who pre-
pare Pape's Diuretic-50 cen. treatl
iment+solfTby every druggist in the
world S, III y ], Il. H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
|LeStYjDu.|FOTget

4 We again remind yon sSof, tkcs San-
EernS Of Conhtipatious Every drop OF
I blood In your body passes your
sintcstineg twice % day. When you nre
eliminated from the syst en-. tSc Blood
ctabsorbs the deadly poisons, carry.
Ing them back q to q tho vital organs.
This your physician will lterm9 Auto
!ntoxication. and 4. the cause OF SIn-
d n IRyspepsia PHipitation, Head
ness. Bad Blood. Listlesanesa,S ctc, etc.
!. Most Fevers can be trnced to ne. y II
the Bowels are active, the germs pass
on. and are harmless. lS8F =
NJ The direct iireatllts OF Constipation
are far more scrio us, q :
thus exposing you to at tncks OF count.
lesnS other disense When your bowels
are mot active the Stomach and Liver
soon become Ainvolved-for one .of
tssse IL mo, lo9E diseased Until the
not nourish.t and fbeca use OF the lowered
Vital ty resulting from n Coustfpnttou
many diseases. such as gConsumpti on,
BriShts Disease. Pneumonia, Rheumn.
ea s@ S na an
FIELDS, PRUNE SYRUP AND SIENNA
10 the one preparation that will pcr-
mnnently relieve the condition. i5iF1,l
!, rRuNE SYRUP! relieves by sttmu-
3lntlng. regulating. cleansing and aiding
the bowels and all the organs having
anything to do with the digestion OF
food or disposal OF the waste part OF
the. food. and the poisons generated In
The system. II removes the cause of
Il Is so pleasant in taste and {, ac-
ition, so safe and sure lin Its results,
you would not realize It was medicine
except for the wonderful Improvement
In your condition. ~ = 49, q
\. Your; health is the most Important
thing. God hns given you. Money spent
for the restoration. representation Of
health 10 the best investment you can
make for yourself and family, Il A
Y. More people die directly and indi.
r re ls from Constipation than any other
FIELDS PRIME SYRUP today-soc-
at all good dealers "a \ MI
post card free for your name ~ z "a 4
co. OF CHARLESTON, W. va.
Sole Manufacturers & 80.
FOR SALE BY MARTINS DRUG
RI !ti.2 STORE. IH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
WINDOW GLASS WORKERS M
TO. HOLD NATIONAL MEETING.

l$lThere will be a general meeting to.
morrow at Cleveland. tO.%of all the
Window, glass manufacturers In the
United States. The National window
glass workers for the United States
ihave called for this meeting in order
THAT they may adjust matters SO that
they all can operate. Ever since the
Imperial Manufacturers Association
has been dissolved by the Government
cutting OF prices has been going on
until many factories throughout the
country have stopped and are block
ling. Y m. y s5..iS 5i: \.
lat this meeting an effort will be
made to establish; q staple market
for glass affording the manufactur.
fers may make d profit and pay the
detroit scale %hichs the 5glassWorkers
Eare ma king "a demand Tor.
The sFairmont Y " indow Glass Com.
tPany and me men enpl oyedYia the 10;
tcnl factor are very much Int crested
In the outcome Of The meeting
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
2vanvoorhls.Protzman.

i /! Dr. II N. Vanvoorhts, Of Morgan,
town. and Miss Dannie Protzman. OF
sls:aabraton, were united in marriage on
Wednesday I'M Unlontown, Pa. Miss
Ptotzman had been visiting friends in:
5plshiontown FOR several days and was
Joined yesterday by Dr.. vanvoorhis,i
when VII the marriage took place. Miss
Protzman, now Mrs. Z Vanyoorhis, was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
NOTHING H.EN|
~ (, :--------------- VI.
fContinued from Tage One.)

spect to Delegate Pack, from Wood
county. who died before the meeting
of the legislature. KS, u, ;st! 4. =.
The Democrats will try to force the
SECRETARY OF State to give the roll Of
State Senator's to show the names OF
those that by the. returns are entitled
to sit in the upper house. This he
refused to do yesterday. rs nj
+. II the Secretary OF State refuses to
give the roll then four OF the Demo.
cratic hold.over- Senators will apply
to the Supreme Court ofSiAppeals ask.
Ing that the court compel the sSecre.
tary OF State to produce he list.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
AFFLICTED I Family
FATHER DIED OF plPHTHERIA
AND CHILDREN ILL OF SCAR.
Z LET FEVER, Z, ! 2,

The two children Of Mrs. Fleming
Wisman are III Of: scarlet fever at
their home at Barrackvllle. Mr.. Wis.
man, the father OF the children, died
last week of diphtheria after a short
Illness and now the children OF the
family are down with scarlet fever.
"a strict quarantine. has been, estab.
lished at the home, since the illness
OF Mr.. Wisman. \ 4 4 !Si ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

y The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian Church will meet on
Friday afternoon at 'two.thirty o'clock
ut the. home of Mrs. Richard Gilkeson
on iFairnont avenue. The following
programme Will be carried out:
i Devotional. Mrs. Frank EVAN: /. Z &
h Roll Calf Scripture Text. Business.
Paper-Emigrants who have helped
America. Baer, Riis, Strong, Mrs. Cor.
della Miller, (; KS 4 d 4 AZ 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

assured that my predicfionEf for HE iat,
Der part scf this week and the iirst dry
iof next week ~ right. and / am going
Il, predict The er for Ecsi WEEK
On sunday and amt All ,hsss PEG.
pie who reg:nai.tnr fun Of mn i.pgEtio
see how closely 4 h.ts II Remember.
He who laughs last laughs best. Y
Policemen do not exercise tho
care that they should In making out
the slips Of arrest. Sometimes the
charge Us wrong and sometimes Ii lis
some other little detail that Is neces.
sary that Is gone. \ On one OF the slips
this morning the amount Of money
taken in by the officer was wrong, The
slip was made out stating that six
dollars had been taken from the pris.
oner when the amount should have
been six cents. 4. 4, I. \
The lull after! the holidays has
struck Fafrmont, as we'll as ait over
the country. and things are very quiet
both y in the commercial and social
channels. But this Is nothing un.
usual, for 1t Is the same thing over
and over every year, and It has always
been quiet ttst after Christmas and
New Years week and II will be the
same at this period when all who shall
have read this are mouldering In their
graves. There are two seasons. in the
year when things are not only ..qniet
along the Potomac. but every place in
the United States -at this season and
in midsummer for about two weeks.
There Is no one in better position to
know this thanta newspaper man who
has to dig every day for news that Is
news. When the two above named
periods strike a community It becomes
still harder digging. Even though this
Is a quiet season the local merchants
continue to do a good business, much
better than they were doing this time
last year, and the hotel proprietors
have no kick coming. The quiet per.
iod after the holidays usually. lasts
about two weeks and then old man
Business Reyiyer comes dashing down
the street on his horse OF Prosperity
and the lull vanlshes like a snow
flake In the river" Such isilife In
large cities. and also in Fairmont,r
sayeth the Greek poet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

ty, to:wit: One derrick, on "a wire
guys. hoisting blocks. 4 lot Of wire
rope. ] lot hemp rope, 1 truck, I chain,
1acart saddle, Q lots OF cement in
sheds; Az boxes dynamite, 6 dump.
carts, 4 wheel.scrapers, 1 large boiler,
4 lot. 2 In. waterplpe. I lot wheelbor.
rows 4 concrete mikes. boiler and en-.
CINE; 4 lot acf rough lumber, 2 small
water pumps. 4 lot dirt shoyels, !
sledge hammer, tri.pot, drill and
weights: l lot of drills, l blasting box.
y :trowel, 4twotin. unions for pipe, 3
cots, 5 electric globes, 9 lunches Of
washers for pumps, 8 tents and equip.
ments. a lot cement, sacks, 3 parts OF
cart harness. Q shanties with rooms.
q gasoline tank, 8 lots OF tools In tool.
boxes, 3 tool boxes. / hoisting engine,
1flot iof dies. 1 powder house. l cement
house. 4 lot stone squarried, Il lot pit
polls, 1 wagon, and i slide, scraper, as
the property Of the said Ramage,,
Wolfe & Company to satisfy said ex.5
ecut ionS ~ " -Ts Tx AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

z, 4 = ~ q
! !gIUCA|lNlLITTLE !
Events % Interest IN Ealrmont !,
and Vicinity Told In J.
Paragraph 4: 4,
1. 81 =

n. 4 S,l5 "a -. IN igg
- number 81 young ladies and
girls were out horseback riding last
evening" The first time they have
had pleasant weather for this enjoy.
able, healthful sport since tie latter
part Of September and they apparent.
5ly were n 4 their glory. to say the
least Several of the young ladies'
rode 3astride with divided skirts,
which, according to the majority. Of
people in thls!secaon OF the country,
agree that It is the only proper way
for either male or female to ride. and
II must be admitted that a young lady
astrlde Q spirited animal appears
more graceful-yes. even more dig.
inified, by riding her mount in that
manner than hooked on the side OF
the horse like a TIN cup on the side
of the town pump, a gentleman stop
ping at one OF theSlocal hotels whose
home is at Joylyn. Mo-. remarked as
he saw several Sof the young ladies'
pass riding: astride: That's the most
sensible thing I've seen since / have
been in the East. 4 have three dangh.
ters at home, aged ten. sixteen and
eighteen, and each OF them have a
horse and good mans saddle. Do
they all ride astride? He. asked him,
self while talking to another gentle.
man, you bet they do. Their mother
before them rode the same way. and
many. a time In our counting days we
have ridden to dances in the country
and returned home at breakneck
speed along the. smooth roads near
JOPLIN. don't believe that the good
Lord-if Heahas anything to do with
the matter-ever intended that any
person should ride horse but astride.
All the young ladies' in my section OF
the State ride that way and all
through the West. They are tho
l d ~ =. L /. a
healthlest girls In the world. Nearly
all the physlclans agree that It, is not
pernicious for women to ride a horse
like q man" said the speaker. '.but
Of course, YOU find come people n.thls
part Of the country who object TO
young ladies riding q horse only with
q slde:saddle. They have. a perfect
rightito their opinion and i believe un.
der the Constitution 81 the United
States that ] have the same right
granted me- me- son there you are: Any
way. I'm glad to see that Fairmont has
some young ladiesswho enjoy riding
a horse the proper way-astride."
EtE4af ~ ~ Tts -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
sHERlFF,s SALE.

ILl,-45l0.f. q 0HEHTFF'S oNIE., q. 2 u!
Henry Neny. VS.. Ramage, Wolfe G ca.
Henry Neny vs.. Ramage, Wolfe e Co.
Santa SPolesto vs.. Ramage, Wolfe G
* Co. 81 4 ( d 4, Il 81
Angelo Brentral vs.. Ramage' Wolfe
& Co. St3 y q. d II;
II BY virtue of four executions to me
directed In the above styled causes
lately !pending before n. s !. Amos. ! q
Justice Of the Peace ot Marion county
West, Virginia, ] have levied upon and
will, on the 18th day Of January. 4 eli,
between the hours of. one ny and four
az o'clock p. M. at the new shaft
near Hutchinson. Marion county, West
Virginia proceed to sell, for cash, the
following described personal proper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
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THEisAPPEARANcE&oEg

Ia Il Z
THE APPEARANc 8oEi r! I.$$ rs
HI n. A HE NEW YEAR!
VIII wokseni you up TO sthe fact that,
good resolutions are in order now, ana
one of the first :thatfyou should make
Us to resolve To- q pears like 10 gentle
man y al BY keeping your clothing looking
neat and new by having al cleaned at
lIFHooter,s Dye Works. You can look
prosperous and feel like d ! man at
small exp when We are your valet
and keep your garments III rerfect!
.condlt ION ats n Y @
Wal ss,ss, Agent.
70 TER,s DYE foRlSss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

II Juvenile Department Tomorrow. + Z,
L !. II The Juvenile Department Of the Wo-
nuns Club will meet on Friday after
MOON at 3:so O'clock at the II. NJ. CA
building. ~ ais "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

- hoaSS tHS PASfSA "uy - +oli iuSs ~
when the local sage who has been
predicting the weather for the West
virginian readers9was seen last even.
Ing gazing into the sky. and interrogat..
ed as to how he came to be 50 far on
on his forecaststhIs week twas imme-
rdiately seen after the question was
flung at him that he was in no humor
to be "monkeyed"}with.5 The old man
was pretty well wrought up and at
first refused to talk but after taking
his eyes from the heavens and strok-
ing his Father Time whIskers and
pulling down his vest he said: It is
true, most true'-ii you will permit me
to qoute shakespeare-that my fore
east of the weather for Fairmont on
Tuesday and Wednesday was a''leetle'
off. AS / said ON Monday that this
was going to'beaa most difficult week
to predict theIweather. but l struck It
on Monday and missed 1t the next two
days. The coldSperlod which antici-
pated is running behind my schedule
time about seyenty.two hours. I said
1t would be- fair yesterday; 1t was
cloudy. 4 said 1t, would be cold; It
was warm. But you may rest assured
that the balance! Of sthe week will be
Just as | forecasted,. and the end Of
the week is going 10 see some very
cold weather In this vicinity. Mark
my word. YouiknoWi'-snid the sage,
that there are sonly- two classes Of
men TINT .won't5admit. they are mistak-
en-, a>fool and akdead man-one won't
and the other tcari't!EI am not, Iihope.
In either class ] admit that my fig
tnres got twisted this week. but you
must remember that even the official
weather forecaster at Wasnllig ,on,
Pittsburg and ats the other stations,
with all their thousands OF dollars
worth OF instrumentsto ascertain what
kind Of weather. that may, be expected
are way of fatS times fandsthey only
forecast forty hours ahead and PEG.
pie dom. come around to them and,
say, You we're OF on your forecast
yesterday But don't understand me,
to5means that ! want to be classed
With the official .forecasters. for ! am
not in their class, Or rather, they are
not in smihe-I'ms In a class by myself
] forecasted weather before the Sgev:
eminent ever thought Of establishing
such places" How, do you do sit?"
was asked the sage. That's my bust.
ness; ills no more your business than
ills the public's.. q don't guess at the
weather; neither do ] have a lot Of
.high.priced instruments ito tell me
what s dom NH the weather line III;
the future I NY business SIS to tell,
what kind ofs weath ers we are I'd have
ialthis sect A wa els ahead III time
and II have stof! years ~ I'm don't 1t n
dong II I to tiies sat lsfas,ton u \ ny.
'friends ana stoS myself, batjthis Weak
certainly has me solne: But, ccnclnds
ga: the ssgs a ma nj isalls rest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

Your fayorlte store has an interest.
Ing I'D. in today's paper-ot course! z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12

formerly located in Fairmont, where
sheEtook q course In! the Cook hospital
training school for nurses. DR.. Van:
,|ysoorhis Els also well known in FAIR.
;morts;haying been visitor here IRE.
quently. n x,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-12
"A. o. i. 70 Meet It.

a. O. II. to Meet. N I, 4
"a The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the A. o.
N. will meet this evening on the X. Of
70. hall. All members are urged to be
present. ~ b
The Princeton union., 1911-11-02

strom we're Princeton visitors on
Sunday.
Several of the young folks from this
vicinity attended the Halloween party
at Aarseth's.
Pauline Trunk and Alma Herman
son called at the Ayers home on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
family Of Freer spent Sunday at
August Linde's.
Minnie Betzler and friend of Long
Siding we're visiting friends here on
Sunday afternoon.
Mary Knutsen and Fred Erickson
are visiting in the twin cities.
Wonder what's ne3ts
Among the callers at Fl. Z. Bemis
on Sunday we're Misses Hermanson
and Trunk and Earl DeHart
A surprise party was given at the
E. Bemis home on Friday evening,
it being Roy Bemis' sixteenth birth.
day anniversary. An enjoyable time
was had by all who we're there.
The Princeton union., 1911-11-02
ESTES BROOK,
Jake Knutsen is suffering from a s.

Jake Knutsen is suffering from a So.
we're cold.
Who said Estes Brook was not a
swift town?
Clara Sandquist is employed at the
Estes Brook store.
Charlie Erickson called at Kron.
strom's on Sunday.
Miss Phoebe Crook of Foley spent
Sunday in Dogtown.
o. J. Almlie and j. O. Beden were
Princeton visitors on Monday.
Ed Bemis and Gust Anderson OF
Princeton were here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Gramer and
family Sundayed at W. Frescholtz'.
The feed mill is in full swing now.
Feed ground on Mondays and Fri.
days.
Charlie Sandberg and Hildur Kron'
The Princeton union., 1911-11-02
WEST SPENCER BROOK,

"e~u oTGNS60 o1OoNs
Jim Mckenzie and family went to
Princeton last Saturday.
Roy stickney OF Bradford was up
to his old farm on Sunday.
Lawrence Clough has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
James Mckenzie and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at H. W. Prescott's.
Everybody is busy hauling pota-
toes this nice weather, while the price
is good.
Gill Clough and family and AL
Baxter and family spent Sunday at
O. Moody's.
Guess who started for Bradford the
other night with single buggy with
six people in it and broke the buggy.
O. A. Gotten and wife of Princeton
were at Spencer Brook last Wednes-
day and stopped at G. A. Williams'
for dinner.
The Tri-State telephone men are at
work between Princeton and Cam
bridge putting in new poles and other
wise repairing the line.
Ed Reynolds of Waverly, Iowa, who
has been spending the last two months
with his brother, A. J. Reynolds, and
family, returned to his home last Fri
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