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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

Last evening the officers and di-
rectors of the Roundup We're guests
at a banquet given at the French
restaurant by number of business
men in appreciation of the splendid
efforts and .acrifices which made the
show such I success. a most enjoy
able evening was had, rousing
speeches being given and all joining
in the occasion with considerable
eclat The hosts of the evening were
Leon Cohen. r. Alexander, G. NJ.
Rice, w. l.. Thompson, Charles Bond,
f. ]. Murphy and C. L. Roosevelt.
Following the banquet, all adjourned
to the Pastime theater. where the pic
lures of the Roundup were exhib-
tied.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

Mrs. w. p. Temple is entertaining
a number of young girls this after
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

Mrs. T.. f. Goff, who has been Wis
itng her daughter. Mrs. Ralph b. Nc
Even, near Athena, for the past two
weeks, left for her home in Portland
Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

on Monday evening Mrs. Lulu Beck
became the bride of John B. DUNCAN
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Rankin on Cosbie street,
Rev. Nathan Evans of the Methodist
church officiating. on the following
morning the young couple left for
Rufus in Sherman county, where they
will make their home. The bride
has been the long distance telephone
operator at the local office for some
time past and was very popular am
ong her large circle of friends
After a vacation from cards and
luncheons of several months, the
Young Ladies' Bridge club resumed
its sessions Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Ben l.. Burroughs entertaining at her
home on West Court street. In the
play Miss Edna Zimmerman was
awarded the prize for high score. The
following were the members present:
Misses Sybil ClOpton. Una Smith, Jen-
ME Perry, Edna Zimmerman, Edna
Thompson, Daphne Leasure, Ermal
Mann, Gertrude Campbell, Mona
johnson, Gussie Sawtelle, Iva Hill
and Genevieve Clark.
.
During the week invitations have
| been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. r
| Alexander to a large number OF
| friends asking their presence at the
| wedding reception of their daughter
Bertha Pauline and Mr. Henry Col.
| lins on Tuesday evening, October
| seventeenth. from nine until eleven
at their apartments in the Associa-
ton building.
Thomas Campbell announces tn,
| engagement of his daughter, Miss
| Gertrude Campbell, to George Strand
the wedding to occur in the near fu-
ture. Miss Campbell Is a popular
| member of the younger society cir
cles of the city and Mr.. Strand is ono
| of the deputy sheriffs of the county
Pendleton friends of the groom are
receiving announcements of the mar
| riage of Miss Gertrude Lucille
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

Continued on page five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-07

The reception given to the high
school teachers and other strangers
among the young people of the city,
Wednesday night by the Epworth
league, in the parIors Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, was one Of the
social successes Of the week The
rooms were tastefully decorated in
autumn leaves. flowers and pennants.
The places of honor in the decoration
scheme were given to the local high
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b. tsfd for Kindersarreu and first grade pupils by Mrs. l.. D. Lifts. vho
 "1l oHan them on Monday October z5Ij Sse her ad 4 9uoaaef eei#Hn
 a..5z paper. ,#la-2.
 Mr. and Mrs l-ous samucJ-.- -o. EjirIe Rock. are thu euesTs of Mrs. : Wefier and famils on Wesf second avenue Nr samu+is is adyertisina manager for the LiJ5Ia Rock Gazette and is also transacyip@ business while here.
 \. Board, of 1IeHslcv- sland. Is in the 2ity today trarsacting busi- ness. AIr. Board sa tae road to Wildea has been finished and that il is in fine condition fsom Pine Bluff to Pastoria. A few holes are vet to be filed. but this work will b. done at once.
 F. W. Hightower. teller at the Cot ton Belt Savings X Trust Company bank, has gone to Chicago and points i'll the north where he will spend vacation of a few weeks. Gordon saulX will be acting feller al fhe bank during Mr. tiishtowers absence.
 Mrs \. Retan and daughter Miss lillah Retan of Little Rock, and lit- tie Maizie and Zillatmac Mills. chil= lfen of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mills. of this city, will return 10 their homes in about a week, after d visit with Alf. and Mrs. Allie Colo in Savonna. \. Y.
 W. r. Pipes has returned from a business trip to Cotton Plant, Aris. While there MT. Pipes witnessed the court session when senator CarI4ea Was fined 5000 and six months in jail 1or contempt of tlie district court 2f Woodruff county.
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heard many give this IL t4eie reason;
 and SO have you Noo F i- ffuD that there are hypoerits ia-aae .eHafei. + K HIso truo fhat They 4r, .ls~Wberc
 lii tae lodges. frarTTIT .a-- unions
 f=EeE are ill tbe .l1J.a7-za.~. H bltz5- ness. and everywhere. f.ora= l. lH one place whore rbeg5= 84ss.ao hypoz crits. and lhati is=54 aeHeia. There are no hyaocris in aeneH. And would rather livr fer forty years with hypoeratis in tbr church. taan to live with thcm four Auurred million years in hell'"
 II w&s announced hat services would he held at inc .otton Belt shops today at tho noon hour The usual service will he hold al the church this morning it h o'clock and again tonight at eight Everybody invited
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FOR SALE.

A most excellent tract of land con sisting of 69 acres, situated on .I,- Fadden road, miles north of conrt house, with the following improve ments
 One nice 5-loom residence, with an S=foot hall and pantry; barn, 1 lot fenced with wire; fine we'll soft water; one cotton house and chicken house, one acre in orchard, consistins acres is in cultivation and the remain. der covered with fairly good timber eonsis ing of white oak, pin oak, pin. and red oak.
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], ED Mt FRAY CAMP
 HOl DN MEETING

meeting of ]. Ed Murray was held at the corr house sunday afternoon at o'clock and thp veterans unani- htoaslN voted to participate ill the White Way Day parade in q body Commander Thomas Green Sr.. pre- sided al the meeting and Major H. \. Mccoy WAS appointed Ndjutant pro tenn, to serve in place of Dr. Junius Jordan who was absent Commander Green was instructed To notify all Veterans Of the camps decision in the matter and request them to attend Secretary W. E. F. Koopler recently extended the Veterans an invitation to attend the parade and the meeting Sunday was called for the purpose of making arrangements for attending the parade
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Jacob Brump Lodge No 16o, F. and \. M., will hold a big meeting tonight in their hall at Second ave nue and Chestnut street. Right Wor- shipfu George B Moore, district de- putty grand master of the Masonic lodge an official visit and will deliver ladge an official visit and will deliver and address. After the business ses- sion a reception and smoker will be held when several talks will be made. All visiting Masons have been invited to attend the meeting.
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Miss Can't @KOn0reG,

Miss Anna Can't has received an
 invitation from the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy to be on the committee at the unveiling of the Shiloh monument at Shiloh National Park on September 26. This monu- ment will mark the place of one of the bitterest battles of the war be- tween the states, and many soldiers fell there. The ladies who have been invited from the Arkabaas Division of the II. D. C., to attend the unvei''. ing are Mrs. c. ". Thomas, Misse- Dorothy Saler and Lillian II. Reaves, of Camden; Jessie McCorkle and Marie Ginnochio. Little Rock; Anna Can't, of Pine Bluff; Mae Rutherford. Mrs. J. l. Reaves and Mrs. Arcovan, Arkansas at large.
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This is one of the nicesf fitt.s farms anywhere around Pins Bluff and is now offered at bargain prics of S2.500. This price includes s. fine growing crop of cotton and corn, with the exception of 4 acres which has been rented for this year. The emoluments from same. however. will go to purchaser Apply ta
 s. M. TWINE,
 Exclusive Agent
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marriage Of Miss Ruth Robertson. Dumas, to Roy Armstrong, of Watson. Ark The wedding took place Friday evening at Watson wherc=tae groom is manager of lis fathers lum5,. mHI Mrs. Armstrong is well kuoWu her. She visited her sister, Mts. Dan Bur ford, here lasf winter and attended the High School.
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THERE'S REASON
 FOR EVERYTHING Ri3. GODDtRD PREACHED STRONG AT FIRST METHODIST
 CHURCH LAST NGH, AT THE SHOPS TODAY Prefers Hypocrit in the Church Young Gan Be Religious as We'll
 As Old.
AT THE SHOPS TODAY

here were manifcs ations of a
 deepening interest in the revival meet
 ing at the First Methodist church
 last night. l. had been previously an
 hounced that Dr. Goddard would at
 that hour preach on, Excuses and
 good congregation was present to near him. He announced his text from
 the Gospel of LH'.e, 14 4:1S-"And they
 all with one consent began to make excuse" He said in part:
 "A man should have reason for
 the course he chooses in life. If he can give no reason for his course of action, he should change from that course. This is rue in regard to every line of conduct If man is d republican, he saould have a reason for il, or change. If democrat, ii is the same. The rule applies to re- ligion. Men should be able to give some reason why they are religious. On the other hand, if they are not religious, they should have some req son for not heins religious. Now have heard men give some reasons why they were not religious, or ex- cuses rather, ard it is about these that l want to speak tonight.
 "I walked down the aisle one night and asked man whom I knew to become Christian He said, T don't feel like it. That is the reason many give for not being religious. But that is not what governs them in other things, in business, etc. Tn these things they let their judgement, not their feeling, control them. Such a rule as this is also contrary to the psychology of man. Judgement, choice, feeling. Feeling comes last. lot first. Another gives his reason or not being religious the fact that le cannot understand the Bible, reli- zion, etc. But will man refuse to To thing simply because he cannot understand all about it? Is this the Vay men do in the ordinary affairs of fife? If man must not eat till he nows all about the process of diges- on he would never eat. Another eason men give is the uncertainty of aligious things. They say, I don't now about heaven, and hell, etc. But
 this the rule men follow in the lsiness world? If man would make investment, should he wait till he lows all the developments of the ture? If so he would never make investment. Some give as req 'n for keeping their children out
 the church the fact that they are o young to be religious. This is 'ry foolish. They are old enough
 be religious when they are old tough to do wrong. 1 do not think ey are ever too young to be reli- ous. Religion is natural and nor al for man from the very beginning
 his life But there is another reason very mmon among old sinners. There e hyocrits in the church. have
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9-9- 1 2t.
THE PINE BLUFF SCHOOL OF
 MTSJC

Announces the opening of it's fall term Tuesday, Sept. ). Miss Winnie CIegg will still be connected Hith the piano department and Miss Lucy Hearn
 Broadstreet with the voice depart ment The school will be run on the best conservatory plan and no pains will be spared to make it a credit 10 Pine Bluff and the south. Make aD- plication at once for hours, Corner Sixth and Main, M. D. McNeill, di- rector. 9-1-12t
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 Maulding.McCroskey.

Invitations Were issued a few days
 ago at Dermott, announcing the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Mary
 Maulding, of Dermott, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Maulding, to Clyde H. McCroskey, a former Pine Bluff boy who is now in the electrical supply business for himself at Dermott The wedding will take place at o'clock Thursday, in the Presbyterian church at Eermott. Rev. Dirson will officiate Immediately after the ceremony MT. McCroskey and bride will leave for St. Louis, where they will spend seve- ral weeks, after which they will be at home in Dermott. The bride is an attractive and lhpular young lady and Mr. McCroskey is one of the best known young men of this section. He made his home here for number of years and was connected with the Pine City Electric Company. He recently embarked in business and is making a great success.
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Judge W. T. Vernon. an old and well known resident of this city, yes terday celebrated his eightieth birth day Judge Vernon was formerly DO lice judge of this city.
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Porch Party.

A pretty porch party was given Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. M P Russell in honor of Miss Emma Sorrells, the attractive daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Sorrells, who leaves next Tuesday for Galloway College at Searcy, where sae will at tend school during the coming term. The porch at the Russell home was hung with many lights, giving the scene of interesting games ard con- tests on the porch a brilliant toucA. Before the guests left for their homes after the thoroughly delightful even ing dainty refreshments were served. Among those attending were Misses Emma Sorrells, Lola May Cranberry, Emma Mckay. Of Memphis, Grace Tankersley, Irene Langford, Ethel Mann, Mary Tankersley, and James Mcclellan. Albert Madding Crawford Hudson, Cliff Foster. Ernest Whitelaw, Mason Bew, Fred Le Lau-
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sCarr0d. Simmons.

Carthage, Mo, Sept. 11.-District Judge Thomas J. Simmons ot Fort Worth, Tex, a prominent Democratic worker ill that district, and Mrs. May ,Carrol of Little Rock, Ark, e1oped and were secretly married here early to- day.
 Judge Jenkins and his bride weut to the home of w. F. Logan, father of F. G. Logan, county recorder, upon their arrival here, and were married by the Rev. Samuel Blair. pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Every effort was made to keep the marriage, as we'll as the identity of the bride and groom a secret. After the ceremony Judge and Mrs. Sim mons registered at the Harrington hotel as Tom Jenkins and Wife. Meridian, Miss
 It is said Judge Simmons attempts to keep the knowledge of his 1nar- Tiage;a secret were becuase of the ill., ness of his wifes mother at Little Rock.
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Dallce 0D the Hicks.

Over three hundred persons crowd ed on the Steamer J. Frank Hicks and the barge Rex Sunday even- ing and enjoyed pleasant dancing party. Smiths striBged orchestra furnished music for the occasion and soft drinks were On sale. The crowd was not so large in the afternoon but at night the dancing and top deck of the barge were both crowded. There will be another excursion Thursday night-White Way Day.
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Kindergarten and First Grade School
 to Open Monday, Oct. ,.

l will open school for Kindergad- ten and first grade pupils in Miss Callie Jones school building October 2. Instructors able, experienced and mature For information, Phone 656.
 MRS. l.. D. LIFTS,
 SIS w. 9th. 9-9-12t.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS. Will reach your individual case if you have amy form of kidney and hIadder trouble or urinary irregularities. Try them W. L. DpWOOdv &, Ca
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Mrs. carrol is we'll known among the society people of this city. Sha was formerly Miss May Tillar, of this city. and at one time made her hone in this city.
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Robertson. Armstrong.
 News has been received here of the
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in, John Toney and Read Fletcher.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
FARMERS COMPLAIN
Over Bad Weather Conditions, Which
Greatly Delay Early Work
In the Fields.

T. d n D & ~ =
The unreasonable weather has great.
ly delayed operations on the farms OF
this locality and the farmers are com.
planning on account Of the vast amount
OF spring work that is to be done.
But very little plowing has been done
US the ground has been too wet for
the purpose, and hardly anything has
been done. Is
Some plowing was done a few weeks
ago, Sat now It is impossible to get
-. the ground, and, 1t is said, that
'put vry few potatoes have been plant
ed. The crops promise to be very
late this year, although after the pres.
ett spell the weather may be Of the
finest variety possible and more than
make UP for the present condition of
affairs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
All lEssYsAND HARML EsS WAY
10 OAR GEN The HAIR

Who. does not know OF the value OF
rage ana sulphur for keeping the hair
dark SOFT glossy and In good condis
lticn? As a matter or fact. sulphur IS
a natural element Of hair, and a de-
flcieney OF It In the hair Is held by
many; scalp specialists TO be connected
with loss OF color and vitality OF the
hair. Unquestionably, there Is 70
better remedy for hair and scalp
troubles. especially premature gray
riess, than sage and sulphur, II prop
criy prepared. The Wyeth Chemical
Company Of New York put up an ideal
remedy OF this kind called Wyeth's
Gage and Sulphur Hair Remedy ard
authorize druggists to sell It under
guarantee that the money will be re-
funded II 1t fails to do exactly Al
REPRESENTED.
This preparation IS offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle and Is
recommended and sold by
H All Druggists. y q z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
Easter Bazaar ope ned Today,

Despite the ugly weather which has
prevailed today. the Easter Bazaar and
non day lunch. which was an event at
the First Ne E. church today met with
success. The bazaar not only com.
prises a sale Of aprons and other use.
ful as well as fancy articles, but there
Is also n splendid sale OF home made
candies as we'll as magnificent dis:
play OF potted plants. The sale on
these has been unusually large. At
noon a splendid lunch was served and
It has been decided to serve a second
lunch this evening beginning at $50
and: continuing through the evening
hours. In addition to the lunch which
gw"s advertised, Ice cream and cake
will be served. Music wifi be a
feature of the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

& Fairmont people will be interested
In the following account OF the mar.
tr!age Of Mr.. GUS .DeVries, formerly OF
this city. now OF Wheeling, with Miss
Ruth Winchester. Of Buckhannon,
which was an event Of Wednesday.
Miss Winchester is also well known
here, having visited the Misses Rus.
sell on Castor avenue on several oc.
casions. Tho Parkersburg Sentinel
gives the following account OF the
wedding:
The ceremony occurred at high
noon In the presence Of number OF
guests. The nuptial music was render.
ed by Miss Jean Pollock, OF Buckhan.
non and the bridal patty entered the
parlor to the strains Of Mendelssohn's
march and Joined the officiating cler.
gyman, Rev. DR.. Pollock, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. Winchester and
Enoch Latham, nephews OF the bride.
We're the ribbon bearers and formeu
an aisleBby drawing white satin rib
bons to mark the way OF the bride and
groom and ihelr attendants Villa
and Lois Latham, nieces OF the bride,
We're the flower girls. They, walked
before Miss Madge Vandeyort, the
bridesmaid. Next came the bride,
who Joined the groom and the other
members OF the party at the altar
fashioned of palms and ferns. While
the words pronounced the couple hus.
band and wife were being uttered by
the minister Miss Pollock sang 20
Perfect Love-" d 4
A handsome toilette OF white satin
was worn by the bride. Her veil was
fastened with orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet OF roses. Miss Van.
dervort was gowned in yellow, made
over satin and carried yellow roses.
The flower girls We're in white lin.
gerie dresses: Yellow and .geen were
the colors for the decorations. and
were carried out in jonquils and fol.
iage plans. After trip to Eastern
cities Mr.. and Mrs. DeVries will re.
side In Wheeling. The bride Is the
daughter OF the late Col. Winchester
ahd wife, 5bfs Buekhannon. and Is a
lovely girl Of many accomplishments!
The family resided here number OF
Years ago pnd those who made the
ae9uqintanee ofstha young lady then
/ aud When she Visited In this city will
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,indness.--.' y I
Mr.. DeVrles has been gin America
only2'a fewfyears, coming from Hol.
land, his native country. For some
time heshad IfllellIa responsible posi-.
ton with the National Tube Company
In the Nall City! He .has character.
istlcs which insure his success and
popularity In business and social cir.
Giles and is quite worthy of his charm,
Ing bride. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
,EAsr2EER CAKE SAFE.

The Lutheran Aid Society will hold
a Cake Sale on Saturday, beginning Of
Q p: an. Mt .,WiBe's meat store
I it Easter Services. ~ -
J sd.usade Commander No, 6, knight
Templars, wifi Observe Easter dayfby
apprupriute-excreises at Masonic TEN.
pie on Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Rev. w l.. Cahter..s d member oflthe
;ordert will deliver lthe ! address, bis
subject being, THE Binary Impulse OF
Knighthood." "a splendid iimusicai
program ds being prepared. The ex-
-ercIses- are -open-to the public and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
An Enjoyable Time.

The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the NJ. E. church. South.
served luncheon to the Young Mems
Brotherhood class last night, which
was n delightful event. The table
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and candles. The refreshments
were served In three courses. There
are twenty.elght in the class and TWEEN
ty were present. The class sang their
class song, "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" Then the president OF the
class. ". K. Doutt, offered a. very fer.
vent prayer. Miss Gertrude Crecl
sang several selections which were en-.
ioyed by ALL The class elected new
officers for the ensuing year, the oc.
casion was 90 profit and pleasure.
and all feel tnat there are possibilities
before the calss, 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
EIman In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ! Feb. 2O.--Nfischa Elmnn.
the Russian ylolinist, was the sensa.
tional feature of the last. concert OF
the Theodore Thomas orchestra. The
astonishing virtuosity OF this. violin.
list was n matter Of wonder and admir-.
alton for the large audience, which
was nightly moved by his triumph
with Brahma's concerto In D Major,
a task we'll calculated in the perform.
ance to test the strength OF a Titan in
music. While Mischa Elman has here.
tofore been recorded largely as q
youthful wonder in the yiollnlstlc
world. on this occasion he demon.
strated something more in his breadth
OF iinterpretative sense.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
A S, sA i R 4 { Exc E, HAN eE.5

( n he Indies Of The N. 3. Church,
South, will hold an exchange In the
window at sYost Flats. Saturday April
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
:LuNcH$ToNleHT.

The Easter Bazaar Mt the First NJ.
L. church will be held open all even.
Ing. Lunch will be served beginning
At $50. Ice cream and cake and
music Will be a feature, OF the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14

Mrs. F. T. .Rorer. the celebrated au.
thority on cooking. will give free
demonstration and lecture at the
Opera House Monday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-14
ANGEL jFoop SALE.

There will be a sale OF angle food
cake and cream pies Saturday morn.
Ing at Snider Bros meat market.