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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
JUROR SUSPENDED BY COURT
Allegations Of Misconduct Put DOlan
Off Civil Suit Panel.
PUT UP TO Ne COUNTY ATTORNEY
Judge Redick and English Hold Com
ference-Accused Man says Hs
Knows NOthinE-C, ".
Courtney Informant.

Allegations OF misconduct by w. ].
Dolsn. juror in a civil suit in district
court, caused his suspension from service
Monday morning At the opening OF court.
The matter has been jut in the hands Of
James English. county attorney, for in
vestigatlon.
Information given to Judge Redick by
Charles r. Courtney, defendant in the
suit. caused the suspension Of Dolan. The
order was made by the judge following a
consultation with the attorneys in the case
before the opening OF court
The hearing was continued with eleven
jurors At 10 o'clock Judge Redick held a
conference with Mr.. English formally sub
hitting the Dolan affair TO him for action.
Mr.. Courtney declined TO divulge the de-
tails OF the occasion when 1t Is alleged
he was approached by Dolan.
II doubt" remarked Mr.. Courtney, N
there Is sufficient direct evidence for fur
Their action
Dolan declared that he knew no reason
for his suspension. He is a private de
tective living IN Omaha.
shortly before noon, motion for a di-
rected verdict for the defense was made
The hearing was resumed in the after.
noon.
All connected with the affair wert
pledged to secrecy by Judge Redick.
The suit at trial is brought by the Dodg,
County bank against Charles r. Courtney
Of Courtney & Co., for the recovery OF
5000 1t is a development OF the failure
OF the late Tolf Hansen. a restauranteur
Mr.. Courtney signed Hanson note
Two thousand dollars has been paid on
the note.
L. d. Young and Harry f. Bronze are
lawyers for the bank and the firm Of
Herring s. woodbridge for MT. Courtney
The hearing has been ON since Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
A VERY FINE LOTION
FOR THE COMPLEXION

plexion lotion is fast finding favor among
women" writes Mrs. Mae Martyr. author
ity on beauty topics. land while IL is only
a simple inexpensive spurmax solution, II
is very fine for a shiny. rough or muddy
complexion and does not rub off or show
like powder.
ITO make this lotion get 4 ounces spur
max at any drug store and dissolve It in \
pint hot water, adding teaspoonfuls gly-
cerine. When applied to the face, neck and
arms II gives the skin a healthy youthful
tone and smooth velvety appearance not
possible with powder or rouge, II is the
finest skin whitener and complexion beau
tifier 1 ever used."-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Fave Root Print II.
Eyes Tested Pres-Nyan Jewelry CO.
or. Hortor, Dentist, s27 city Natl Bank
Gas. Electric fixtures, BurEsss-eranden-
rimes Printing.
Paying OFF soldisrs-Captain Wilder
vas the most popular man at Fort Crook
Munuay. being engaged in paying off the
-Jidiers uf the Fourth infantry.
The way is Open through the Neb saw
.ngs Loan Assn. % save money. Weekly
or monthly payments may be made pays
% per annum 1905 Farnam street
TIE Bankers Savings and Loan AssOoi-
alton have moved 10 their new quarters In
the Douglas block. Sixteenth and Dodge.
and are ready 70 make loans to home
uauders
Women to Organize labor Bsagus--A
meeting for the organization Of the Wo-
mems Union Labor league will be held
At Continental hall Tuesday afternoon at
200 o'clock
Missing, a Husband-AIrs r. j. Harah,
j)s South Seventeenth. has reported 10 the
police that her husband has not been home
since Saturday night Mr. Harah has Of
fees in the Neville block lie Is . years
old.
winch Estate Almost Closed-The Winch
estate. Saturday sold 70 Mrs. Sine Lange,
a residence at 1913 North Twenty fifth
street for tl.3Uu The sale OF this residence
practically closes out the estate as only
two small lots remain
Agricultural Train-A special agricul-
tuIal demonstration train OF the Colorado
Agricultural college is being run this week
and next over the lines of the Denver q
RIO Grande railroad. The train consists
Of four cars with lectures in each.
Lsnten Meeting at Prinity-Rey Will
lam Bayiey addressed a noon lenten meet.
ing at Trinity cathedral Monday. His sub
jet was Work In the Light Of the Cross. %
The speaker urged Christians to follow the
missions OF Christ that they too might say
their work was finished.
Omaha Firm Gets valley Contraot-w
O. Jensen q Co, we're Monday awarded
the contract for 1900 store building in
Valley, IL will be erected by r. NJ. Erway
and Will be located across the street from
his present drug store. The building will
be Of pressed brick, trimmed with stone
Adams Pleads 0unty-scott Adams
pleaded guilty to charge Of burglary be
fore Judge Estele Monday morning ant
jail Adams entered the residence Of A. b
Mccall at 51S North Nineteenth street II
broad daylight last month and was cap
tured by Mr. Mccall at the point OF a guI
as he was escaping with a number o
articles.
Land Department offios-The land de
partment OF the Grant Pass and Rogue
River Railroad company is now located
IN the south end Of the third floor OF the
city National Bank building r c. RutaI
Is general manager. The Trowbridge- Bols
ter company. one Of the large CaliforniS
agencies has arranged for the whole souti
end Of the fourth floor Of the same build
ing.
Leaves for Honolulu-Major and Mrs
William p. Burnham left Omaha Sunday
evening for Honolulu. where he will join
his old regiment Twentieth infantry, tax
ing command of the Second battalion. o.
their way to the coast the major and hi
wife will take a trip through the Gran,
Canon, and later stop for a brief visi
with their son. who is attending colleg
at Berkeley. Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
Dick GrOtte Mixed
on His Vacation Trip
by a Woman Bowler
Omaha Crack is Taken Into Camp
Sunday While at Excelsior
Springs.

Dick Grotte. chief clerk in the building
inspectors office. base bail fan. bowling
sharp. all around sport. is back from EN-
celsior Springs. He returned on the last
half OF a round trip ticket-otherwise he
would not.
Dick can bowl So can Miss Anna Pet
erson Of Excelsior Springs When Grotte
arrived in Excelsior Springs he was itching
fors a game. But the natives down there
didn't want any matches with MIN after
he had explained that he was a member
OF the champion team Of Omaha and could
topple 200 pins a game as easy as some
people can drink water
Dick insisted on a game. Finally the
natives told him that rather than see him
go away without being accommodated, they
would arrange a game with woman who,
while not in Dicks class, was the best
Excelsior Springs boasted.
The woman, a Miss Peterson whose
father runs a hotel, was willing. The
rivals met at the only bowling alley in the
city. To make the game exciting, Dick
was asked TO wager a little with the Elk
celsior Springs contingent, who felt that
they should uphold the towns honor, II
he so desired.
Dick was in a speculative mood. and I'M
loosened the strings on his bank roll. He
never put them back on that bank roll
again, for Miss Peterson took him to
camp so fast that Dick is still trying to
figure how It happened.
They bowled two games. Dick was fin
ishing up the first when the woman s
friends had COPIED the coin and gone with
IT,
She only bowled 1876 in the first game
and 20 in the second said Dick by way
of explanation Monday morning But
saved the return half Of my transporta-
zion
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
FEWER REGISTRY CLERKS
NEEDED UNDER NEW PLAN

VandeFvoOrt f. Here from Chicago
to Assist in the Rear
ranRement,
Fewer registry transfer clerks will be
needed to handle registered packages in
omaha since the opening Of the new Union
depot postal station. w. c, Vandervoort
assistant division superintendent Of the
railway mail service, is here from Chicago
to make the necessary changes.
BY the Encouragement of the force Of
transfer clerks none will lose his position,
for the men not needed here will be trans
fered to other places. The registry trans
fer clerks are railway mail service EN-
ployes detailed to do this work. Since the
opening Of the Union depot postal station
the registry packages will not have to be
transferred so far, therefore fewer clerks
will be needed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
CHAPMAN PLAYS EARLY BIRD
Traffic officer Arrests Chauffeur for
speedinE at Early Sunrise
Monday MorntuH.

As the robin plucks the worm from the
greening sod. officer Chapman seized J.
L. Sheek. for speeding a motor car at
Seventeenth and Harvey streets soon after
daylight Monday morning.
This arrest Is an early bird record for
the traffic squad.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
PETITIONS AGAINST CHARTER
Real Estate Dealers Active Against
the Proposed New Measure Up
for Passage.

Petitions opposing the passage Of the
amended charter for Omaha are being cir
culated by real estate men OF the city.
The amended charter proposes 10 levy
500 600 more taxes than in 1910.
Petitions may be signed at the offices OF
F. ID. Wead the McCague Investment COM
pany. Harrison & Morton d, c. Patterson
and ~ p. Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
THIEVES SMASH GLASS DOOR
Break Into a Tailor shop and Carry
off small Amount of
ClOthinE.

Burglars entered Vodica & Markham's
tailor shop. 26 South Thirteenth street,
through glass door Sunday morning and
carried off clothing worth SIS
The robbery was committed between s
and o'clock In the morning, between the
visits Of the patrolman 10 that block
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
WOODGRD'S PLACE MORE SURE
Is Now Assistant Postmaster Under
the Civil Service.
WAS SLATED tOR RETIREMENT
Thomas Had Declined 60 Certify Mr.
woodland Unt1 Things Hogan 90
Warm Up at the Post
office.

The only new Development at the post
office in connection with the charges peno-
ing against Postmaster Thomas is the IN
formation said 10 have come from WASH
ington last Saturday that the designation
Of Assistant Postmaster Woodland 20 hold
his office under protection Of civil service
had been approved and that Mr.. woodland
is now assistant postmaster In his own
right instead If merely subject TO the
pleasure Of Postmaster Thomas.
To this extent. at any rate, Mr. Woodland
Is the gamer by the rumpus That mas been
raised II Is no secret that POSTMASTER
Thomas had him slated for retirement ana
has for some time been looking Tor an
excuse to get lid Of Woodland and put
some one else in his place. The otoer
permitting the assistant postmaster 10 go
under civil service became operative last
December. but the assistant had to De
first certified up by the postmaster. Post
master Thomas had declined TO certify MI
Woodland for reasons best known to him
self. and kept him hanging in the air for
three months. bu: when the fire got warm
around him last week he dissolved his
doubts as to Mr.. Woodlands qualifications
proyed BY service under half a dozen post
masters, and decided that it would be safer
for himself to send in the certificaton.
and the approval at Washington came as
matter OF course.
Politics Instead of Business.
OMAHA Neb., March 4, l9ll-To the
Editor Of The Bee: A good deal is being
said about the big political pull OF b. r.
Thomas, our present postmaster, and
about the large amount Of influence ne
has with the department heads in Washing
ton. lie is able TO obtain large raises Tor
those who are willing to contribute and AID
in paying for his political assessments
then why should he not be willing to ask
for more clerks to work the mails. AT
the present time mail is piling up at the
postoffice faster than It can be handled
and the circulars that came in last We'd
nesday are still laying around on the
floors. At the present time the mailing
division is under orders to put in one
| hour overtime every day until further
orders, while the city division is putting
! in from one and one-half hours to two
hours a day overtime. 1t seems to the
writer that It Is about time that post
masters of the first class should be placed
/ under civil service, then they would be able
to devote their time to lettering condi-
lions in the office, instead of seeking
political contributions.
! ONE OF THE SUFFERERS,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
building Permits.

Samuel Kasselman. 11l3 Douglas street
brick building, $500; B. Simons, 2315 South
Thirty frame barn, $500; s. Kras-
ME, ga Indiana avenue, repairs, $500; II. r..
Oberholtzer, 25l6 Ames, addition, 400:
Redick estate. 2104-6-S Cunning, brick store
building $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
aIetE famous Boek Reer

in bottles on and after March 8 order
case Of this delivious beer sent TO your
home VIM. J. BoekhOff, Retail Dealer.
Phones Douglas rs; Ind. ANA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07

In bottles ready for you The only gsnu-
Inc book beer in the west It's delicious
Phone your order now to Charles storz.
Web. 120O, Ind. B-126l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
nInrrncrfuI Cnndnct

Of liver and bowels in refusing 10 act, Is
quickly remedied with Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. &c. For sale by Beaten Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
D.. Miles Heart Remedy

kept IN thousands of homes as a
friend always TO be relied upon in
time Of need
solo BY ail~Oruasists II the tisut
bottle fails 10 lsnoNt, your money
b returned Ask any Druggist
NILES MEDICAL Co. EIlhart. lnA.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07
81 am all right now,
thanks to DIR. Miles
Heart Remedy"

The same relief is ready for you.
Are you sure you do not need III
II DR.. Miles Heart Remedy helped
Charles Holmes, why won't il helD
womb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-07

= WastrOahlsd with heart disease.
AID alter reading about DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy. got a bottle. Be
fogs ERot the Heart Remedy had
to sit up most Of the night and felt
very bad at my stomach. Whatever
Iwould eat made me feel worse. and
my heart beat very fast But thanks
10 DIR. Miles Heart Remedy, am
all right now, ! eat good, sleep
good, and feel like a new mau, al
though am almost 6S years old.
have been a soldier in the late war
of the rebellion, and was badly
wounded" CHARLES HOLMES.
Private Co. B. Sath N. Y. Infantry
Volunteers. Walton. Delaware Co,
NY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

their home on Grafton street in hon
or Of their son Lionel's birthday. The
young folks spent an enjoyable even
ing, playing games SO dear to the
heart of young people. Refreshments
were served at elevn o'clock, after
which they continued their fun. Those
present were Misses Martha swisher
Mia Powell, oda Amos, Lena satter.
field, Minnie cutlipp, Mamie Hamil
ton, Esther E. Vale, olive Seabolt
Ruth and Jessie Arnold. Messrs. Clar'
ence WestfalI, Uniontown, Pa; Frank
Lambert Allen Reiger, Lawrence
Byrnes, Nelson seabolt, William Nor
ris. Paul Dawson, George CASTOR
Charles Holt, Mr.. Mimma, Paul Park
er, "shorty" Greathouse and Lione
and Robert sanner. Mr. Lionel re
ceiyed some very handsome and use
full presents. The young people part
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
FPCRSC(NA AS
~ PEOPLE ~
us THEY CONE AND Co

-. S--TfIEf15-l. J. -

Miss Mafgt Patel s6n of Mt. Norris,
Pa. who. had been the guest OF Miss
Nellie Donley went 10 Morgantowl yes
terday to visit relatives, Miss Donley
accompanied her to Morgantown,
ME- j. Clark Evans and little daugh
ter Miss Ruth, Of Wheeling street,
are Ill at their home and it Is feared
both are taking typhoid fever.
Miss Wilma Boydston returned to.
day from Morgantown, where she had
attended, the summer school, con-
Quoted at the state University. &
Misses Ethel and Kathleen Prlckett
have returned from'a visit with their
friends at Valley Bend, Barbour eoun
Mrs. M. R. g, Morrow who attended
the Summer school at the State IN
iyersity arrived home this evening,
Miss Luna Bigelow teacher In the
local Normal school left yesterday
for Chicago and will later go TO her
home in Massachusetts.
Miss Agnes Hood of Clarksburg, Is
n guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
smith Hood on, Fairmont avenue,
Miss Elsie Rees, who had been 4
student at the Summer Normal IN
company with her aunt Miss Anna
Reese, left today for Mineral county
where they will spend several weeks
] Mrs. J.. A. Skinner has returned
from Pittsburg, where she had been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

made by the Rev. s. A. Virgil, Pastor
of Warren NJ. E.. church Of iPttsburg
who is one Of the most eloquent speak
ers Of his race today. The ReH
George e. Curry will also deliver ar
address in addition to the Rev g. g
Gin, pastor Of the church who will
have heart-toheart talk with his
congregation. A special and beautiful
musical programme will be rendered
by the church choir. ~ ~.
An out.oftown minister will preach
in the temporary church builling-the
colored school at the evening ser
vices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

Il - y Fl 2 . y Il. I
cATAWBA, July 27Mrs. Tlllie
Tenant and two children are visiting
relatives here. al
Mrs. Clyde Jolliffs and infant, OF
Tuppelton are spending some time
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Nv. Malone. ~ @
Misses Lulu Terrell and Della Rad.
leliffe, returned 5Tuesday evening from
| a several days visit At Fairmopt :.
Miss Ada Harden was visiting Miss
villa Gaskill, at Montana aSturday
fevenllg and Sunday
Tom Wisman and family are camp
ing near here. ia
Miss Edna Jolliffe was a guest at
1.-THE home OF /. o. Radcliffe one day
recently.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Frederick
were Thursday shoppers in Fairmont'
Mrs, R. E. Harden and sons, were
lrecent guests Of Mrs, Clyde Kisner-
Misses Eta somers and Dena Clev.
enger, OF Montana were Sunday yis'
Iitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keener and
son, Cecil, Of Rivesyille, were guests
Of Mr., and Mrs. ]. 0. Radcliffe, Sun
tlday.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. ]. starn and chill
ldren spent Sunday with Mrs. Clyde
EKisner
\ Mrs. Gorge Radcliffe of Riyesyille
,tspelt a few days here with relatives
| Misses Ada Harden, and Bergyt
F'gederlck were shopping in FAY
mont Friday. \!
Miss ocie Powell has returned from
la visit at Pennington,
The Christian Endeayor Society hal
/ its first meeting Thursday night
!. which was perfect success. Thu
order was fine, and the interest man
: ifested In It was pleasing. Miss Is
4 Anvil conducted the meeting and thI
a following program was carried out:
Sohg-"Do You Know d Heart That
4 Hungers?"
Prayer-Mrs. Georgia Haun.
Song "Send the Light"
Scripture Verse Readings.
i 4. Edith Haun.
2. Tacy Powers.
3. Jettle swisher. II
II 4. Bergul Frederick. a.
5. Minnie Rhodeheaver. ~
!, lsong-'It must be Told"
\ Scripture Verses:
j 8. Ruth Somers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
Come 10 WyomInu,

Mrs. Fred Boydston and little SON
Wilbur accompanied by the formers
mother and sister, Mrs ]. L. Davis
and Miss Ella Davis, of Clarksburg
have gone to Lost Springs, Wyoming
where they Joined Mr.. Boydston
VINO ii located there. After several
weeks Mrs. Davis and daughter vii
returnto Clarksburg and Mr.. and Mrs
Boydston and son will remain there
Tiey reached their destination early
this week after pleasant Journey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
WIN Arrive Monday.

Mrs, ]. w. Chesney, Of Charleston,
wfil arrive here Monday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Tusca Morris,
on FaIrmont avenue. She will be &c.
e6mpanied to Clarksburg by Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston G. Young and son, Mas
til chesney, who will visit relatives
III Harrison county and will later
come to Fairmont and spend several
weeks at the Morris home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
chatIestsq Affalrs

EIn Honor Of Miss HUT ton Mss ISIS
Hutton, Of HuttoHsyiile, W. Va, was
the guest Of honor at q delightful
bridge given last evening by Miss
Iars Hubbard, at her home on Broad
stTeet. Those playing were: Miss
Hutton, Miss Hicks. Miss Charlie Lit
tlenaee. Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Mar:
ssret Payne, Miss Pearl Reddingtor,
Miss walker Bradford, Miss Helen
| odeH. Miss Marie Byrne, M. and q
Ms! Charlie Ellison Mr.. Z. z. Lowell
M. Frank Rudeslll, Mr.. Ben Brown
mi. william Ewers, Mr.. R. Bledsoer
| I'M. George Byrne, Mr.. Peters and Mr. ~
and Mrs. Tom Snyder. q
Have Returned Miss Ashton and
MISS Charlotte Woodman, who have
| been spending theypast two weeks on
| their house boat at Blaine's Island,
and entertaining a number Of theiT
Young friends. returned to the city
Monday.-Mail. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
Picnic at Morgantown,

Mrs John J.Prown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. .gG. .Steetzer, CDR. and Mrs. ]. N.
tsImpsptr,NAfs and Mrs. s. d. Treat
and fatnily, Df. and Mrs. s. B. Allen,
M. and Mrs. ]. NJ. G. Brown and Gil
rnour sturgiss formed private picnic
party al. Oak Park to.day.-New Do
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
To On on Trim.

Miss Ivy Myers, of Huntington, IS
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Olive Da:
Wis, at the home Of Mr.. L, NJ. DAVIS
An Pierpont avenue. Miss Myers is
Z teacher IN the Huntington graded
schools. This afternoon Miss Davis
and Miss Myers will leave for trip
Of several weeks to Niagara Falls
TorontoJ Canada aud other Canadian
Points.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
"a E,xdte.Inded.I l,rrln.

drs A. B. Mcdonald and daughter,
Alrs. willard Embrey, Of Pierpont
avenue. will leave Monday morning
fof Burlington, N, j., where they VIII
gisit Mr.. MeDonald, who is. a patient
Il i sanItarium at that place, receiN
iIiR treatment for a cancer Of the lip
riley Will also spend several weeks al
Atlantic City, guests Of Mrs. Rebeccf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

Miss Mildred Pickett, who has spent
the past few years at Phoenix, Arl'
IONA will arriFe.here early next week
fof q visit Of several weeks with her
sisters, Misses Grace and Edith Pick
eft. on First street. The Misses Pick
stt. who had been in camp with a par:
ty5 Of friends fFom Petersburg and
Grafton at "a point near Phillppi, re-
ittifned home last evening. al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
REpAyiNe MAIN STREET.

The repavlng Of Main street Is be:
ing considered by the members OF
council. II done the brick used Will
be larger than those now on the
street. The old brick willtbe used to
pave in other parts Of the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
Dance. To.nIqht.

A special car will carry crowd Of
youngfpeopleyof this city to Traction
Park this evening where an enjoyable
dance. will be held. Music will be fur
,nishad bS fleming and Garrison and
an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
uAvE RErlJRNEn,

The local men that attended the
Good Roads meeting at at. Lake Park
have returned home. The meeting
was a most profitable one,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
EntertaLnlnn for Guest.

Complimentary to her niece, Miss
Alwilda Miller, Of Uhrichsville, Ohio
who is her house guest, Mrs. VIM. A
Small, of Virginia avenue is entertain
ing a few friends this afternoon infor
mally at her home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

TodsEs Auto "Trip.

MTs ard Mfs. 81 81 Courtney, Mr.. and
MIS-? fT:s N, Courtney and Master Mil
ford Hnrford, OF California; will leave
sunday in the Courtney touring car
on a trip through Ohio with Cleye-
land, Ohio, the former home Of the
Courtneys, their destination. The
route to be covered will be from Fair.
mont to Wheeling, thence to zanes;
vile, Akron; Alliance and. other, points
They will be accompanied as far as
wheeling by Mr., Frank Everest, faith.
er of Mrs. T, M. Courtney, who will
be, Joined there by Mrs. Everest and
son. Kendall, and they will proceed
| byitrain to Cleveland. In about aweek
Mr.. and Mrs. s, J. Courtney will re.
kt1fn home while Mr.. and Mrs. 2 NJ.
Ieburtney wilffHmhin at Cleveland for
several weeks.
Is I'D erif3p. ss--s..aa- .i,ty5f z
~ iBifshday Party.
| 5Mr. and bIra, 0 w. sanner enter,
tfafned a panty Of young people 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29
tn Visit Cheat.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield Nicely went
70 Morgantown this afternoon where
they viii join party Of friends who
will spend Sunday at Mt. Chateau
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-29

), iESsHSASl i5eiiool which is held
at the Masonic; Temple will be discon.
tiny thF0pgp re Ronth OF August esl