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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-21

Constipation causes headache. nau-
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
tion. Drastic physics grippe, sicken.
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25c- Ask your drug
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-21

An Ordinance 10 Regulate and Control the
Use and Speed of Automobiles and Motor
Vehicles within the City of Wz-Keeney
Kansas. Imposing Regulation Tax there
on. and prescribing Penalties for the yio-
lation of said Ordinance
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-21

The absence of Rev. JohnA. Bright,
Campus minister at the meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at
Kansas City last week, came near
breaking up the meeting, so says the
Grinnell Record. Rev. Bright is SO
yeasr old and has for 25 years sang,
Throw Out the Life Line" at these
meetings
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

T. .... morning mad. u. first ascent Il
...as pl-.ra.-s. T.. good trail reg
s ... forests. aa -... ridges .r. along
.r..r. A...r. near ... .r..' ..t'e.
uaas.. er1... cam. upon t.e ina.
I.-. u. Ha- a t... a.H.. ... fellow.
... .. ... ..~. Joints. H,.. ~ leather
slick -..are. a...n H gray WOO.
...ra.. Shoes. H face Ha-
.... and tanned brown. ai.a a.,-
-.. ...r. ..ar t.e .- .,.al.ue
.-. ....t white bear! upon ... lantern
-.e .e.r ..s. ..e. iu '.e scanned face
..- strange e..aa o. t-e aa. light which be-
,... ,.e devote. W. fanatic. bar t.e long
snowy .ar falling almost '.H shoulders gave
..r ITSELF
]" .. ...ar. ae aai greeted r-e s--.e.y in
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

German. "Gyaess Gohr said he; then went TO resume
his seat before his little stone house and took up
wooden bowl TO peel amc-s Of raw potatoes.
"In what direction DO the shadows usually fall;"
asked the Old man.
"There" said he pointing TO the northeast; $50 say
the folk in the valley have seldom seen them from
here
last evening remarked 81 saw your shadow from
Mi,,enthaI. | have come % paint the Drachcnkopt
from this point
chose my point of yantage.-a lordy view of the
punging valleys and the immense mass Of the Drachcn-
kopf given scale and distance by the chaotic crest of the
PIger-bcrg in the foreground. Then descended the
long slopes back to AIiuen-haI My large canvas,
paints, and utensils were ported 70 the peak on the
back Of two sturdy peasants and on the third day SET
To- work Imadca pact with Old Peter keep the paint
ing in his cabin and On one or two occasions when was
ovcrweary, l spent the night there.
THERE was q strain Of Wild uncanny inspiration IN
this hermit If the heights weird. inner grandeur
bred biz the fierce and rugged nature that encYmpascd
him. and bv his long isolation upon the mountHn'op.
Sometimes hungry 0r even terrible CLEAN Of earthly
passion lazel from his eyes or echoed IN lbs WORDS Ills
homolv speech Wa- tngcd with the simple -l1c pa'ho~
Of the mountain folk whose flesh Is almost one with
-ti. earth and these rocks. old Peter was a' heart
FL child. and the poUcrs and elements of heaven and
earth and the shadow world were very real and close
10 him.
soon learned to know why he was deemed heathen-
;,h by the villagers He wa apo-tate to the pou-; for
he had become wor-hipcr Of The peak and OF the sum-
and of fire. On his little stone hearth under the smoky
beams the flame was never permitted 10 90 out. tie
tended /. as deyo,edy priests the e'cr. ting hight ID
the Catholic churches in The valley When the sun rose
De was hor. ,.c crest ot the peak '' gree, IT. ".t"
4 he bowed lct.rei.. hne.,. and o..-I,i . HnulNl
hands and turned his mild tae eyes tu. into - glare,
,r r. seemed that the whole world vanished for linn
and his soul swan in ecstasy What"asi- ae-a" there
The fla, Stone on which he lne't was worn smooth by
hi. bare knees nthc-cr.c- in hedeop poignant zone
of hi, enrparel prayers, in the mystic nna,'eT''le
passion expressed in eye and voice and gesture 'aeTe
WAS something wonderful, and acasea with l'e.- le,
not ont Of keeping with the majesty ot time and place
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

then s..-. i.r.0i. the man with the magnih-
..-.a.t. ...--.. -.rwcnung phrase with them.
Thew. .-.,.i or attacked me now became
M, comforting % them 20 call me one of
.t.~-. ...- patronage paid them for their for
~.~.-.. . ..-e he'd me for MY former superiority.
~t.r.. --.~ 5Ve.- upon the peaks yet | still
,..~-.. . became known among the dealers as @
banter ---. a landscape specialist. The blues
,.-'. .-.- .t NV peaks and ranges cleaned
..-.~ -..-- . prosperous burghers house IN
Franc. .-l America.
D.. peak .. .ae D-achenkopt from the
. .----.,rg." said Arson IrOW1rdge
.. r ... one II mv wea,.r,es. patrons.
-I... -..-.-. cloud effects abou. that noun
-.- ..... strange aeria, phenomena human
.... ... ghosts in .he skies.
VIZ. ...aa. commission departed for the
REGION .--.-. Alps. Arrived a.. Nlittenthai |
...... ...-.-.-t .. comfortable li,tieinn rather
+.-.. .-.s. Grand Hotel ! made inquiries
.-. .~ t.- heavens IroWb-iige had meant
effect If light and shadow in these
-.-. .-rEe.Dcr. "Otter when the SUN
and sun are just So, We see the
e-5 flung upon the clouds that
-..rt Then. If there be human
...,-. .r old Peter making bis re--
-.-... t.V- clear against the clouds,
~a-r,1et"
AND who may Old Peter hc,"
.# ...- peasant fellow who lives in o hut
-..-. ..... l.-.~-a,-g~ said the landlord Of the
r- 81. t. and d bit heathoni-a; had bis
.-.-... -t...... Hs the loss ot d woman be- loved
T".-
..1 ...~- .1 my room that evening when
..... knocked .. ~g door
- d. cried. ~Comc on, On the bal-
dow"
r- ...-. If carved wood the colossal pano-
peak. ..-.-. he'd and lifted before us. To the
-- .-. purple a.os. the dominant il.-
.-.-. ..... ... sinister -rou. Of the Drachnhop
...... Gigantic masses .t uma'ous clouds lowered
r- .. r. -.- a...aing and bi,'o~ing packed
-. -. together lis. blown piles Of sea foam
..t. ...- III stained with dye. sottest
er.1 their trtacc-. rising from the
t.. p'gcricrg cast hy the
MAS I,o,t.i an enormous
shape. .. moving against The rolling
.... -. I.ua. the shadow ot man
-r.- mountain. a man with bare
-.... r. 1.on- .r~s even "details
. hort ..r- thick padded .alt stockings
.. .-- H.-.. .....--. ..ae.r We're Il. ae deserted
... .r.-t. Hc extended .i- arms,
.-. ..H 81. the ground; .e snc.r
--. and made majestic ge--
..- .-...ag % tho setting -an,
... ia.l
-i .. He ctu him ao.hen.h
--. H-- Pastor bias forbidden Linn
.. uar,v crimson and tn
... light. ,ae clouds d-.,d a
... mr. and ,.o grea, gao..E
.--s peasant shot Of ,o'o
.r realize! t.a. ,ai. startling
.,.... ... .. -..-..--.r and r.ti.ot.n
.l ..# ...a .- ..re- go The deserts
" ... ... Northwest. .u d.. fields. or an '.e
-- H raoar 5i.taa, -,aa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
III 1a5T1T~-
fuIpllSIlE7z!z SIl7z! NOUS
81. LukE,s EPIscoPAl.

ST. LUkE's EPISCOPAL
sixth and Kansas. Rev. Harold L
Bowen. rector
Sixth Sunday after Trinity
Sunday school $50 a. n
Holy communion and sermon il.00
m
A cordial welcome 10 all.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Services at Carnegie library. 9Th
and Iowa Ave.
Sunday school at s.45 a m.
Lesson sermon at II a m. subject:
Truth.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Reading room open every afternoon
from tin s. al 42l1k chiekasha Ave.
The public cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
NEGRO CALMLY
AWAITS DEATH

Oklahoma City, July %. ~ The whir
of the saw and the puond Of the ham.
mer being used IN the erection Of the
gallows upon which he Is to be hanged
for the murder OF w. II. Archie, does
not disturb John Henry Prather, con.
fessed murderer. according to his
statement Thursday. lie asserts that
he win 20 to the gallows bravely.
Although a death watch Is being
maintained on him, rather shows no
nervousness, and eats and sleeps well,
= he were permitted to lie he would
be 10 years old August 10. He was
raised in Ardmore and during the
greater part OF his life was employed
At the compress there as he was in
Oklahoma City after leaving Ardmore.
He attributes his troubles to the use
of whisky.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
lust Let the Trusts
Alone is the Remedy
Advanced by Parsons

took one thousand shares Of the pre-.
ferred instead. In reply to a question
BY Mr.. Madison Of Kansas Mr. Par.
sons salde he did not shun the com
mon stock because it was watered
Asked about the mysterious resolu-
ton about campaign contributions to
quiet injurious litigation" and hurt
ful legislation" Mr.. Parsons said that
he recalled having been asked for adj
vice If the company could make such
contributions.
i said the company had such a
right to protect its stockholders" said
he. but certainly wouldn't contribute
TO buy off persecution. ! only know
Of one political contribution. That was
in one OF the Harrison campaigns,
when the company gave $4,000 to the
treasurer OF the republican campaign
committee. l think his name was
Armour"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
FIRsT cHRIsTIAN cHuRcH.


"The American Church Union and
Liberty
Corner Iowa and Sixth
Jas A. Challenner. pastor. STUDY
phone 1921. Residence phone S72-z.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. A j. coff,
supt,
Worship at 1850 a. m.
Sermon: Christian Brotherhood
Young Peoples Endeavor 7:15 p. m
r. r. Denbo, president.
Evening service S:I5 p m. Sermon
a Basket Of Summer Fruit.
See If you can find that in the Bible
and come out and hear It. The pastor
gives special invitation to men to
the evening service. While he be-
lieyes the service will be helpful to all
the evening sermon win especially be
an appeal TO men.
Electric and PLAN leaf fans. Leave
your coats off men. and be comfort
able.
The church has received twenty adj
ditions since the pastor came, for
which he is very thankful and is pleas
el with the increasing interest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
Quarterly Report
Of SeC'y. Of State

Oklahoma City, July Earnings
Of the office Of Secretary OF State
Harrison for the quarter ending June
30 were s51.1sL93. according to re
port made by him to State Treasurer
Dunlop today. In the total the cor
pofation fees amounted to s2S.45Ol0,
notary fees amounted to s9l2, certifi.
ed copies to S29S.l5, affixing the state
seal $42a. recording instruments
s5OS.6b. appointment Of agents slO1,
acquisitions $3.50, sale Of statutes slG1
and miscellaneous s1g6.98.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22

New York. July 22.-John E. Par.
sons, who claims the honor for orig.
mating the first trust, the sugar trust,
told the congressional investigating
committee today that If the American
people would let the trusts alone. they,
like Little Bo-Peep's sheep, would
come home dragging their tails behind
them.
"All such wrongs" he said, right
themselves" II there Is too much
water in the stock that will take care
of itself The government cannot in
equity interfere in private affairs.
should be no limit to capitalization so
long as il is not injurious or fraudu-
lent.
Mr.. Parsons opposed a federal cor
poration law for local corporation, al
though he said such a law might be
beneficial for public service corpora
tions He opposed the law which per
mits the government to examine the
books, question the officers and oh.
tain the secrets 70 a corpoation.
q strongly condemn the modern
theary OF publicity OF corporation af-
fairs" he said. 1T is unjust to the
American citizen that he should be
compelled to make his private affairs
public"
In reply to questions BY Mr.. srlzer
Mr. Parsons repudiated the many
statements which have been made that
H. o. Havemeyer was the one power
in the sugar trust and that the board
OF directors always did as he bade.
4 know personally that Mr. Have
meyer consulted the board in import.
ant matters. Different members fire.
quently differed with him. They dis
cusaed the matters. Sometimes Mr..
Iiavemeyer yielded; at other times
the members yielded"
Mr.. Parsons Insisted that the Ameri'
can Sugar Refining company is moi a
trust similar to standard Oil and the
American Tobacco. He scouted the
idea that It was a monopoly. There
is no such thing as a monopoly pos.
sibly." he said.
Representative Madison read into
the record that after the American had
absorbed the Philadelphia refineries
there we're three Independent refiner.
les IN New York.
who organized those three refin-
cries into the National Refinery com.
pany27 he asked.
Mr. Parsons said that II. o. Heve.
meyer planned II and that he took the
10 miilino dollars in common stock. the
stockholders in the refineries getting
the 10 million dollars ia preferred
Havemeyer had promised him four
thousand shares Of the common stock.
Mr.. Parsons said, but he refused it and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22

We ASK you
To examine cur statement Of condition. People who
ensrusg their money to bank, should know somethne
If its financial strength.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chickasha, OkIahoma.
At the Close Of Business June z, 1911.
ASSETS
isrss ana consists of notes
ss'ss ~no "ar1an.. - - =,
comfy. state also carried On
books 4 par value ,zszAs
Tha Total customers have checked out
oTerdraft ordinary business transactions
und states 100000
a s sss Of 9oss % .1s Ss sass 9IssS a & Sak L V g
hand.... 100000
This ne amount O money have invested s, IN United
have a. tbs time Amounting to 100000
Cash 4lsh United States treasurer -. . 49,. $4,000
Th ns aoEnt q money y have on aD9sit yin ne
notes when forwarded United tor
Cash ............. =.
This : n vaults
c..s ~i,s banks ........ ....... .,sssaas
YORK Chicago 81 Kansas city. This. plus the
amount actual cash hand the amount O avail
rsssl Assets .... ............. 49,. .... ssss4sosa
LIABILITIES.
s u tsa ~ th.sana M are. y, siao Al eacn
and Is fully PAID by stOckhoders Of
Surplus - 1890. eooooOo
represents portion o earnings profits
business which OF a additional work
capital and security
Undivided Frote lhetl 49,.
This d the profits on hand
paying all running
Circulation ....... ..... ......
ThIs IA the national bank consisting Of
five, ten twenty, fifty and hundred dollar bills
circulation.
in1vtuuai DepDehS
This Is the
subject
Bank Deposits a0O5o44
This = the amount twenty banks located oklahoma
have deposited with
United Deposits ........+...... 100000
This Is tho the United deposited With
'pt~' -aD"'Hs1 bs945OSz
The above statement Is
F. L. sLUsHER, Cashier.
The above figures show the condition
counts oi All desiring SAFE liberal banking
nsctions No excessive loans-no borrowed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
WILL MAKE GOOD
AND SHOW DAD
Telegram bx rnlted Preas.

Telegram By United Press.
New York. July z2.-Thomas r.
Manyille. son Of the head Of the As
besttos Trust, with a chorus girl wife
on his hands. has gone to work His
JOB Is not a n onerous one; he Is sell
ipe automobiles to his former associ-
stes along the White Way. but he
says he win make good and show dad
yet
His bride who was Florence r. Hu.
Der Of WilIiamsport. Pa. is presiding
over the gas range In a furnished
apartment up town.
Che says she is cooking their meals
and cooking EN- well. too. while the
husband admits that she can at least
boil water without burning 1t. Mean
while the stern parent refuses TO have
anything to do with Thomas. Jr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
coNeREeATIoNAL cHuRcH.

CONGREGATIONAL cHuRcH.
Corner Of Texas Ave. and Ninth st.
Rev J. c. Treat, pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service 1880. Subject.
The Zion Of the Spirits or The Place
Of Worship in Life.
Christian Endeavor 7.15.
Evening service 500
Subject Of evening sermon: Chris
tian Responsibility.
The preacher at both the morning
and evening services will be the Rev.
Clifford G. Thompson, NJ. A, 3. D.,
(Yaie)
The public is cordially invited to
all the services. Those in the vicinity
who have no church home viii find
here ewlcQme.
There will be special music at the
evening service and it shall be our
aim to make the service. bright, brief
and breezy
Come and make yourself at home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
ROAD
AHVAA@ OAAAu~
AT MINCO

The county road gang arrived last
Friday night and are at work On the
road east Of the city limits near the
creek. The gang is IN charge Of three
guards and IS composed OF sixtxeep
men and eleven teams. Trustee
Leach says he Win keep them hefe as
long as Union township can get mon
ey to feed the teams. They are pat
ting the highways IN fine condition
east Of the Buggy creek bridge and
whca through with that piece Of road
viii be put to work on other bad
places until al roads into town win
be Ike bonlegards- Minco Minstrel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
SECOND CROP
OF POTATOES

Topeka, July o. ~ Farmers Of
Chase and sedgwick counties are CO.
ing to grow a late crop OF potatoes.
The early crop was almost a total fail
ure throughout the state so the farm
ers are taking the potatoes they rails
ed this year and planting them for a
late crop. A favorable season during
August or September will bring them
good returns from their land this year.
Farmers are sowing a large amount
cane, kiffIr corn and COW PEAS, with
an idea OF providing an added supply
Of late forage and winter roughness.
The rains of this week insure one or
two more CROPS OF alfalfa and will be
Of considerable benefit TO late corn.
though the early planting viii not be
greatly helped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
NorlcE oF PAVING rAx.

Notice IS hereby given with the ex-
ception Of distritc No. / chickasha
avenue. district No. 2, Kansas avenue,
all other paving tax and grading in the
city OF Chickasha. Okla. win be pay
able during the month Of August, 1871
All taxes not paid by the lst Of
September. 1911. win become delin-
quent and a penalty Of IS per cent will
be assessed.
Respectfully submitted,
w H. BURGESS.
1926 City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
EpMoRTn Methodist.

The Peoples Church"
Rev. II. L. Butler. d D, pastor.
s-s5 a N. Sunday school.
1880 a. m conference and prayer
1900 a. N. Sermon BY pastor:
Seeing Visions.
800 p. m Junior EpWorth league.
200 p. m ser.or EpWorth league.
s.15 p. m sermon By pastor
The evening service viii be held
on church lawn II the weather i fair.
Evangelistic sermon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22

For summer diarrnoea IN children
always give Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy and
castor oil. and speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by all dealers. dew
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
WILL attend
Funeral of Relative, Who is
Dead Of Heart Trouble
at Pfttsburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Judge and son.
Michael, have gone to Rittsburg to
attend the funeral OF MIR. Judges
brother, Patrick Judge, who died at
his home there Wednesday morning,
following several months illness
of heart trouble. The funeral will
he neld Friday morning. at O'Clock
in Catholic church in Pittsburg.
Mr., Judge was employed until
few years ago as motorman on
Pittsburg. car line, and had retired
from active service. He was quite
Well known here, having made FREE
quent visits to relatives in this city.
He is survived by a wife and five
children. His nephew and wife, Nfr.
and Mrs. p. Judge, have also gone
TO 5PlEtsburg to attend the funeral
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
TROUSERS
Save the Life Of An OH.
Man Who Falls Great
Distance.

CHARLESTON, Mar. pa pair Of
heavy trousers saved the life lof Gill
bert, Bowen, a tool dresser, from in
slant death when he fell sixty-etght
feet from the second lgirt of the No.
2 Cabell oil well derrick near Cedar
Grove, this county.
!; Bowen was tying a knot in rope
whensthe became sick and lost his
footing, About ten or twelve feet
from the ground his fall was broken
by his clothing cathlng on 8 pro-
truding beam: The beam did not
touch his body but caught his trous-
ers at the waist and stripped him Of
all his clothing, letting him fall 10
the ground unia3ured. Bowen wore
a very heavy pair of trousers over
which he wore overalls. 1t was due
to the strength of the. trousers and
overalls and the fact that his body
did not touch the beam that Bowen IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

Colonel Thomas E. godges, ofs
OF the Inspectors d.
partment,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
IS YOUR SKIN ON FIRE

Does it seem to you that you can,
stand another minute Of that awful,
burning itch?
That 1t MUST be cooled?
That you MUST have relief?
Get a mixture. OF Oil OF wintergrecn
Thymot and other soothing ingredi-
.ents as compounded only in D. D. d.
Prescription.
The very first drops STOP that aw-
full burning instantly!
The first drops soothe and hean
D, D. D. gives you comfort.
cIeanses the skin OF all Impurities and
washes away pimples and blotches
over night!
Take our word on it as your local
druggist.
Get a 800 or IS cent bottle to-
day.
Wells & Haymaker. West Main ST..
Clarksburg, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
.QAPTNN iIENS5
viii Arrive Here Soon to In
spect Local Company Of
State Militia.

Inspection of the different COM
oanies OF the West Virginia National
'uard under the direction Of Capt.
Isaac L. jerks, U, S. A., is pro
sre3sing nicely and the itinerary
mapped out by order from the office
If he adjutant general of West
Virginia has been followed out to
he minute. Captain jerks will DC
n Clarksburg March IS to inspect
Company X.
Captain jerks has an enyiable
var record and has been in the ser
dee for number OF years. lie was
Wounded in the battle of San Juan
ill during the campaign in Cuba
nd has seen service in alaska, as
veil rs the Philippines He is a typ
cal soldier and is in love with the
luties that devolve on soldier. 1t
viii lie some time before he makes a
report of the condition in which he
las found the two regiments OF West
Virginia troops, hut 1T Is said that
;he report will be favorable one,
or the troops Of this state are in
better condition now than they have
yer been, having followed out the
SUGGESTIONS made by General FL
lot about staying in constant
readiness to answer to call to SER
vice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
WEDDING. !. |. !. |. |.
OF Couple Near Wallace is
Quistly Solemnized at
Brides Home.

j a
\ AiCE Mar rs Jesse w.
bsEsot. Who was a the Roane,
county oil fieids dressing tools, is
az nome his atnlly this week.
q. A. stout formerly Of the Arm
Of Stout ana iGFatbert, here. hut who
Is new conducting a livery business
in Clarks3urg, was business visit
tor here Wednesday.
a very quiet wedding took place
on Middle run a few days ago. The
contracting parties we're John Bar
ker, q resident Of Wetzel county,
and Airs. Mary S. Moore. The mar
Rage ceremony was performed al
ahe latter's residence.
Three new members have been
added to the Wallace Concert Band.
They are Thomas o. Kemper, will
ham n. Afnett and Ernest L.
miller. 4ii are much nleassdytq
see the success of this band. asssgaly
ace was in much need of some nili3
sic. 81
Mrs. Celia =. Thomas was at
sClarksburg "Wednesday visiting tela4
lives and attending to business lndtz
tiers. = Il
Mr.. and Mrs. ALBERT Flaherty, who
we're recently married, have gone To-
housekeeping in the property OF r..
L. swiger
Wade Bartlett, OF Clarksiburg, was
here few days advertising for the
Fairbanks Soap Company. Of Pitts
burg. PA.
U. T.. Robinson is having his
house raised, in order that he may
be above high water mark.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde has moved
from Barnes run to the D. a.
Flanagan property on Tcwser's Leg
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