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The Arvada enterprise., 1911-12-07

A. L. Davis has the agency for
the Ford auto in this vicinity.
For sale, w. w. Kimball up
right piano, $110. S. L. Sausa,
Graves and Grandview Aves., or
phone Arvada 7S1. 2O-tf
There will be Christmas can
tata given by the pupils of the
school at the High school building
on Friday evening, Dec. 22.
The Methodist ladies had an
all day quilting at Mrs. Swansons
today, Thursday, getting ready
for their bazaar next week.
An Extraordinary Bargain in
real estate. 81 acre in Arvada
with improvements for only
$4S0O.OO Think of it! See J.
F. White. 24-1
The subject at the Baptist
church on Friday evening of this
week is Popular amusements. "
A coreial invitation extended to
everybody.
Mrs. DeFlone has moved into
A. Mason's furnished home and
Mr.. Mason expects to spend the
winter with his daughter in Los
Angeles for the benefit of his
health. Mrs. Mason will remain
in Arvada for a while and then
expects to visit with Mrs. Mollet
near Deertrail.
The Commercial club held an
exceedingly interesting meeting
at the club room Monday night.
All the business men in town
ought to have been there, no mat
ter how they may be croded with
other matters, they ought to
see that the night of club is held
for the good Of the town. The
next meeting will be on the
18th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-12-07

Notice If the owner of the
clothes left at the Arvada Tailor
Store about 60 days ago does not
call at the Enterprise office in 80
days from date and pay charges
same will be sold for cost. l..
BersCen.
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Mrs. Watson pastry kitchen is
now in full operation come in
and get something good to eat.
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HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
Rah. Rah! Rah!
Rah. Rah! Rah!
Rah. Rah, Rah.

Rah! Rah, Rah!
Basket ball.
The High School pupils who are
interested in basket ball are as if
in a dream, from which they are
loath to awake. We are really
going to play basket ball and at
home too! At Bank Hall!
Vaction is Ger Once more
we are assembled at this place Of
Learning, to become aquainted
with Latin, German, Science,
ETC.. One of the most enjoyable
affairs of vacation week, was the
party given at the High School
Building last Thursday evening
A short program pretaining to
Thanksgiving was given, after
which the guests spent a pleasant
evening playing games. Refresh
ments were served by a number
Of the girls.
Don't forget the basket ball
game Friday night at Westmlns-
ter. Arvada VS.. Westminster.
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WI Ntietiiy iii'isNA w eNs
tend these services.
See the Arvada Seed Store for
your winter potatoes.
A. l.. Davis will sell you
lumber right. Phone Arv. TAI. If.
If you want to buy a home or
choice lots or rent see J. F. White.
Fine barred rock and white
leghorn cockrels, for sale. T. S.
Rollan. 24-2p
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
Cow for sale, part Jersy. E.
A. Weber, Cor. East Third and
Ralston. 24-1p
Little pigs for sale, J. M. Err
win on northwest Ralston road,
phone Arvada SAL. 14-tf
Take your shoe repairs to j. B.
Jarvis, Hall block, next door to
Enterprise office.
Farmers can get their feed
ground at A. l.. Davis saw mill.
Phone Arv. TAI. If.
Miss Carrie Murphy of Rocky
Ford spent Monday evening with
his cousin, Miss Nell Nicholson.
For sale, Two heating stoves
and a Mason & Hanlin organ,
apply to VIM. Boardman, West
1st. 23-2p
The Ladies aid of the Method
ist church will give a Bazaar and
supper in the Grange Hall Dec.
18th.
On and after Sunday, Deem
ber 10, the cigar standaat Pete
Davis Pool Hall will be kept
open.
For sale, fodder cutter, good
as new. A. Wolff, phone Raj.
81 or enquire at Graves black
smith shop. 24-2p
You can find what you want
in Christmas cigars at Pete
Davis. He has a splendid line
to select from.
Mr.. McNoty of Ralston this
week purchased from E. l.. New
comb the forty-acre tract adjoin-
ing his place.
Yes, we will be glad to write
your fire insurance for you,
Knapp & Newton the real estate
men, Arvada, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Reison are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
fine ten-pound boy, that came to
their home Tuesday night.
For sale or trade for fat hog
or heifer chester white male hog.
Address R. E. Goodlett. Golden.
or 3! miles west of Arvada. Up
Miss Pearl Nicholson returned
to Greedy, where she is attend
ing the State Teacher college.
after spending Thanksgiving
week at home.
For sale, heifer calf four month
old, also Cyphers 240-egg incuba-
tor, 2-seat buggy with pole and
shaft, light set double harness.
Steele's P lace, Oberon. 24-1p
eff the owner of the
clothes left at the Arvada Tailor
Store about 60 days ago does not
call at the Enterprise office in 80.
days from date and pay charges
same will be sold for cost. l..
BersCen.
Miss Nell Nicholson gave
party Tuesday evening Nov. 2S,
for her sister, Miss Pearl, who is
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u
Enrai al1h prr-
sn1tal Jtrnts

Let A. l.. Davis figure on your
lumber bill. Phone Arv. TAI. tt.
Wheat for sale, 81. 65 per cwt.
H. A. Brown phoneRalston l4S1.
Money to loan on real estate.
j. F. White. Arvada, Colo. 81 IF
Wanted to rent space in barn
for automobile. E. A. Webber,
Tel. Arvada 1912. 24-1p
For sale, childs blue iron bed
and mattress, good as new. Call
at Enterprise office. 24-1p
Mrs. Watson pastry kitchen is
now in full operation come in
and get something good to eat.
Pete Davis has a full line of
fancy Christmas cigars, see him
before making your purchases.
For sale Australian white tur-
tie or laughing doves. Phone
Arvada 121. George Klumker.
Nothing will excel a box of
Morse's Chocolates for Xmas.
Sold only at Arvada Notion
Store.
If it is a loan on real estate,
that you are looking for see
Knapp & Newton the real estate
men, Arvada, Colo.
Want to trade a modern five
room cattage in South Denver
for a small, garden tract in or
close to Arvada. Phone Arvada,
371. .-., 23-2t
Always the best corn fed meat
at George j. Muench's meat mar
ket at the same oldstand, at pri-
ces you would pay for poorer
grades elsewhere.
Let your children save the dis
count checks from Cahill's store
and we will give them a nice
box Of fresh candy with each
$1,000 worth or 25 cents in
cash.
Miss Moreland was the. first
lucky one to receive pound box
of candy given with the return
of cash receipts to the amount Of
$1,000 at Cahill's Grocery.
L. Berstein will buy your
chickens, turkeys, ducks, or in
fact most anything you may have
to sell in the way of poultry, junk
and old bottles. He pays the
highest market price and you
can depend upon him treating
you square. Leave orders phone
Arv, 161, W. M. Smiths Groc-
cry.
1t is only about two weeks
since Mr.. Cahill adopted the
system Of giving rebate checks
with cash purchases and when
those checks deposited in the lock
box in his store were added up
on the first of the month it was
found there We're about $4,000
worth in favor of D. Collins, who
is unable to support himself on
account of age and infrmities.
The regular meeting of the
bank directors was held Tuesday
night. H. R. Brown in the chair.
The bank is in a most prosper
GUS condition, and after adding
a nice sum to the surplus account
the directors ordered the largest
dividend to the stock holders that
has ever been made in the his
tory of the bank. This speaks
well of the excellent management
of Cashier Staley through the
year.
I Miss Mabel Larrick of Denver
entertained in honor of her neice,
Miss Pearl Nicholson, at her
home 27 West Second ave-, Fri
day evening, Dec. l Games and
music were the features of the
evening. At a late hour dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were: Misses Sydney
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Everybody in the neighborhood
should turn out and encourage
the ladies in their good work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-12-07

The special meetings at the
Baptist church still Contine with
good attendance and deep inter
est. Several have been received
for membership in the church.
1t is now expected these services
will be continued next week.
However, further announcement
will be made on Sunday. A. j.
Finch is preaching interesting
sermons.
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Z Miss Mabel Larrick of Denver
entertained in honor of her neice,
Miss Pearl Nicholson, at her
home 27 West Second ave-, Fri
day evening, Dec. l Games and
music were the features of the
evening. At late hour dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were: Misses Sydney
Smith, Pearl and Nell Nicholson,
Mabel Larrick, Messrs, Secrest
Gray Hannah, f. D. Cahill and
A. G. Biegel. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Larick and daughter, Mabel,
and Evelyn Clark, all Of Denver
spent Thanksgiving day with j.
II. Nicholson and family.
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That st. Matthews Epis-
copal church holds serv-
ices every Sunday morn
ing at II a. m. You are
cordially invited to at
tend these services.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-12-07

Try a packageof cocoanut crisp
you'll like it. Arvada Notion
Store.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-12-07

Miss Nell Nicholson gave a
party Tuesday evening Nov. %,
for her sister, Miss Pearl, who is
home for the week. A very de-
lightful evening was spent with
music and games. Covers were
laid for eight. Those present
were: Misses Sydney Smith,
Mabel Larrick, Pearl and Nell
Nicholson; Messrs Secrest, Ca
hill, Biegel and Milton Nichol-
son.
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ST. MARYs CHURCH.

Tam1rrow uhe sunday next before Ndesnu tre -.r,Icss vHH 70. s- rol- lows
 At s.fg a H. celebration .i sre .-.fv rrbr.-t enh three minute ad tr
 VI fEu e. m J.vIu, service and
 .t ". 60, ..r.y- esrmons on Req .onableuees ef Christianity" Subject. Some Difficulties or Bsner'-L "F1u ure" of Christianity IT ruccrtalr- ty' of Christian Truth III Con 9ict. between Science and Religion
 TH, p. u. service win be appro pratr to thc Thanksgiving season. Tho address will be on the subicc The Social Question. and What Hn 2 The Church 10 Say About It.. m .re wlll b. special music. including Praise Co God" It Is a good thing Co pi.t thanks" Praise the Lord my eoll" Peace perfect Peace" the national anthem, "Hark, hark. my suur Ccr- ,ertory). and "watchman, toll as II the night" The public Is cordia' 7 invited
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PRIVATE CHAPLAIN KING
 GEORGE V DISCHARGED
speeLsI Nuaae. ssr.Les.

Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Nov -i-R.t Frederick Pcrciyal Farrar private chaplain of King George ". IS dtaaraeed and dis missed from th. ev1ulted position he held within the kings household
 Reports state that tEe Rev Farrer has fed from England. and vlu never set foot on English soil aaaiu. Search for the dismissed chaplain has been made by newspaper reporter Q, trg -nd get his version of tse report be- Eng circulated leading I'D and 1ulmln- atrg m tI- disgrace and dismissal from .lrg Georr,- household forth with
 Thy crime ar aet -ad'ns mp to the dsmssai Is not even stated in the rros~. but from hints thrown out they are Of such a grave character the press wonder, that the Rev. Farrer was sl- 'c,,"a {, go scott free.
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FOOTBALL PLAYER
 BURNED TO cEATH
Special Nugget Service

EUGENE. Ore Nov 23.--Virgil Noland. member of the university football team. was burned to death last night in an electric robe he was wearing to cure an attack of rheu- matism.
 The electrical bathrobe which the young football player was sleeping in. had a network of fine wires woven through the fiber of the cloth which n some. manner or other caught fire during the night while the man was asleep
 When the fire was discovered and extinguished 1t was discovered that Noland was burned to death. and never awoke to the danger, but was held in a deep sleep from the effects of tie smouldering bath robe. for no signs of his having tried to escape were visible. He was burned to death by the electrical bath robe in some man ner or other catching on fire
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BOSTON POST A SUICIDE. Nugget Special Service.

BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-Kellog Durland. local poet of considerable ability. committed suicide last night by leav- ing the gas turned on after retiring.
 Arrangements of his affairs and disposition of hls property contained in & letter of instructions proves the poet had in business like way made all preparations for taking his own life. being completely dissatisfied with the world at large and its non sp- preciarion of his poetical ability.
 A man of weak physique. and sick ". most of the time he was driven to his death by temporary insanity. is the way his friends explain his rash act,
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ufa. .Tu#n. r.efp- fa#. .. a.E .H-H..e rHf.at.nIrF asr- vice
 |ts sabbath setsa4 tt D Chf.. tan Erdsavaf m FraHs #sr.trs
 S,fH.r sHHI.sf THe H.v .s..f
 TH Hfr.fnH EnHsaEor wIu ba son- 'H.f.I bs s rdns Cameron suhIact. '"Hr W. should hs Thankful TrHtr8fsH Sid eHI meet Tussdar 7f- f.rUs.u tf fH. pHrrm DOT unass
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MANAGER N. '.
 LEAGUE RESIGNS
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Nov 23-Mauager Chase has resigned his position as the head of the American baseball league after season wherein his collection of stars did not prove to be mp to the standard of the other teams. Consid- erable friction has been felt all along between the manager and the players which the packers claim was deroga- capable of securing and making them more of an attraction for running up the gate receipts.
 A new manager of the New York American League has not been selected put 1t is believed one of the outfeld- CTS will be given the position
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Special ssssst Serve.

NEW YOHk Nav ga -Lat rtsu- ug Lord Como,s. vas married to MI ircd sherman a young hrirvs fb fE. chamber of her father who vas tan -lck Co have large house wedding as the brides mother had rnntem- plated
 The announcement of Ono engage nent of Mics herman c" Lord Cumny vas made early in The summer. but the wedding was then reported Co .ske place about the nrat of the y,1r.
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BANKER KILLED
 BY AUTOMOBILE
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service. OAKLAND. Nov. 24.-Iesterday aI- ternoon F. Saville Smith, cashier of the Security Building Company, was Killed in an auto accident.
 The cashier had just left the bank- ing house and was going for an autA ride to his home when another ma chine rounding a street corner crash ed into the auto of Cashier Smith, wrecking the same and killing the Oakland banker
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WEATHER RECORD
NOVEMBER 24, 1911.

IVY w bL N e7l I5TTs Temperature-Maximum. 10 above; minimum 1 above Barometer-29.52 lurh,- Weathor-Cloudy. Wind-NE.. miles per hour
 NOVEMBER 2s. 1911. Tcmperature-Maxmum. 10 above minimum above Barometer-29.SG nches. Weather-Cloudy. Wlnd-N, { miles per hour Precipita'ion-l inch snow equal 10 .06 inch of water
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer.
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EIGHT JuRYMEN SELECTED
 FOR MCNAMARA
Special Nugget Service.

LOS ANGELES. Nov 25.-when court adjourned yesterday afternoon there were eight men in the Jury box to try the case of the state vs James McNamara.
 The daily grind of selecting a jury is going on and the defense Is guard ing all their peremptory challenges devoting hours to having Jurors chal- lenged, or dismissed for cause should they not he wanted
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FINAL NOTICE.

In the United States Commlssioner's Court, for Kougarok Precinct, District 7f Alaska. Second Division
 In the matter of the estate of Au- gust MarteIl. deceased
 Notice of settlement of final account
 Notice ls hereby given that Lena Nartell. the adinlnisratrlx of the es- tate of August Marten, deceased, has filed in this court her final account of her administration of said estate. that Thursday January II. 1912. at 2 o'clock p. m. of that day, at the court room of said court. has been appoint ed by the court for the settlement of said account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions there to. and contest the same
 Dated this llth day or November. 1911
 CHAS. RoSENTHAL..
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PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS.

Private lessons in dancing will be given during the winter by Mrs. James A. Gibson at her residence No. IS See. ond avenue west. Adults snd chil- dren.
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rhANkseiNINe DAY.

Ladies of St. mary's parish will aivs their annual ball. Tickets can be had from any Of the ladies or from Tebsy. tns candy man.
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AT THE NORTHERN.

There is always something new, Good music from now on always some. thing doins and ths lunch growing.
 BOB.
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4. 0. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. e.,s will give one of their weekly. daness Friday evening. Dc. esmber 8. for A. 6.'s and their friends.
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GU 10 THE NO ~H PoLE tHkery for the nCsf traat un rsE Tine only Coffee H..usa ia .,Vu
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# you see i, in the Nugget it is so.
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ANOTHER LORD GRABS
 AMERICAN HEIRESS

TH raHfla eaa Hs fsa.H .. r. count nf Iart ram.t aeHa a..H.f ar hnH. HnH HuE.aaa fa f..e Ha.l ##t# hiH rie Nrr h..n H. ding f.pE p.as. a.t ...HH f.s presen,s .f foe .is. f- ua and vaa cunsBmwlt.H iu fn chamber af thr Hr.ft.s father rHa very Hsk mlu hut wanted t1 aHre.. f.. mar rlar. sf hIa dauEhtar
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Mining and Dredging Editions gre wrapped for r1ailinq at The Nugget
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CHAS. ROSENTHAI.-

BfODate Judge. First publication Nov. 25. 1911 Last publication Dec. g, 1911
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

leck'astore. His companion was ar.
rested several days ago. Dcttlmore
was sent to the reform school about
three years ago on an lncorrlgiblllty
charge but. in 1910 was sparolcd from
the institution. He failed. TO live UP
to the terms Of tho parole, however,
and he was sent back to tho reform
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26


4 W his studies ut the University
at Morgantown. Il 81
Guy Gibson returned last week to
the California oil fields. ,sss y &
David and Daniel are moving their
Ice Cream aFctory to the snodgrass
building in the room adjoining the
3Modi Grocery. &. :ij' K
Hugh s. Davis formerly General
Delivery Clerk at tho local postotiI.
&C is moving to C1arksburg.
George Toothman, son or Justice
Of. the Peace, T. B Toothman, while
working with a blank cartridge In his
fathers shop; the cartridge exploded
lacerating the fingers OF one hand 50
badly that perhaps IT will be ncccs.
sary TO amputatet one finger.
Mrs. Will sturm OF Fairmont, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
7. A. Leonard returned home satur.
day.
Miss Amy Stevens was visiting
In Fairmont Monday.
| . a So" y y .H .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26
! Not Written for Farmers.

=" Il "a ~
log chain through the corn shelter
The second time he tried 1t he short
circuited every button on his oyeralls
and had to retire modestly behind the
barn and make a, hastystoilet with ten,
penny: nails. Unless a man Is SO bow;
legged that aiyearling steer can gallop
throughNhiss UNDERMINING, he might
as we'll try to 1get too, no:d on a
standplpe.GIt would be a. grand thing
IL some OF our naturalists would cross
the pumpkin with the old-fashioned
carpet bag. This would prevent many
a, casualty. A. farm hand whose feet
spread all oycrsa 6O.foot roadway fell
over one Of these Mammoth pumpkins
the other night, while returning home
from a dance, and ruined new dol.
lar shirt and a hand.painted necktic.
and when he stood up his breath was
slower coming back than stand.pat
congressman. II you must raise pump.
kins, grow the kind with horns on 1t
like Texas steer. rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

GEORGETOWN.
Rlvesvlilc, R. r. No. 3.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Barker returned
home last week after spending d few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Shclba Bar
Kcr at Morgantown,. and also was Wis
itlng MIR. and Mrs. Willie Barker.
Mrs. Anna Brookovcr Is visiting her
daushterSMrs. Ernest Barnes at Fair.
mont. i. ,.,s..,,.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Barker. spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Layfactte
Ralphsnyder. Z
w. L. McElroy was business cal
Ter at Falrmont Thursday. >Sta.
Mrs. Hazel McElroy and daughter,
Vclma, spent few days last Week
with Mrs. Mollic Grimes at cayenne.
Mrs. Stewart, of Lowesyillc, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Helen Straight.
Mrs. Hazel MclIlroy and daughter,
Vclma, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Straight at Jaycnnc, and also
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Straight
at Fairmont. :
Arlic Tlchenor, of Morgantown,
spent n few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Flowers.
Ora Pratt, Joe Snider, Mary Snldcr,
Raymcr Barker, Jesse Pratt. Claude
Tough attended the Fair at Fairmont,
Arlic Tichcnor, OF Morgantown, was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26
CAPTURE FOLLOWS. a. ]. \.
Y .'........ ROBBERY ny Of ::CAR
DETTlMoRE, WANTED FOR HAL.
lEcK BURGLARY, SEMITIC RE.
FORM SCHOOL ON iNcoRRlGI.
BiLlTY CHARGE.

Bernard Dittimore, the reform
school boy who was arrested and
brought to the county jail at Morgan.
town yesterday on the charge OF be.
Ing implicated in the robbery OF the
Hale & Company store at Halleck
some time ago. seems to have rath.
CT lengthy criminal record for one
of his, age. Dettimorc was arrested
at Moundsvllle following tho robbery
of a camp car on the B. & o.. near
GAINESVILLE. Dettimore going to his
home at Moundsyillc to escape the OF.
fcers. 1
Immediately following his arrest,
the reform school authorities were no.
titled and an officer was to convey the
lad to the jail where no will await
trial on the charge OF robblng the Hal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

daughter, Miss Media Woods, who ha
been visiting in Ohio returned hom
| with her. ~
Mrs. VIM. Micbaels has returnc,
from a visit at her home in Emellng
ton, Pa.
| Mrs. Louise Drugoo, OF Philadcl
phia. Pa. IS visiting her ncicc, Mrs
c. 0. Ryan on! Main street.
/! Mr.. William Mulligan fleft Monda,
for a. tour Of the southwest and vii
likely locate in some part Of Texas
Mr.. Mulllgan has made quite a mum
her of friends here who wish hin
much success. ;i:isas is.5..5 d
w. II. O'Day will leave this wcel
for N. Y. where he will make an OK
tended visit. t r1f,e K.
Emmett Quirk will enter the State
University, eat Morsantown, for the
coming winter term. E
Mrs. George Kessclrlng. Of Mari
eta, Ohio, arrived this afternoon and
will be guest atilthe, homo Of Mr.
and, Mrs.J. B. Atkinson. II
Miss Ethel Nuzum Of Fairmont
spent Sunday with Miss Daisy Flow
ers. i. x " 7
Mrs. II. Fl. Burns arrived. on las,
Friday evening to attend the Light
ner.Atkinson wedding which will oc'
cur on Wednesday evening Of this
week. St:l ss4 r., fllE
Mi. and Mrs. B. E.: Mitchell were
visitors In town Saturday,
MRS. Jas. Furbce& ind little daugh
ter Sarah, we're visitors In Wheeling
on Saturday. s .s4s n
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac. Coulter and
children:a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! satur
day visitors In town. i q /, !sSS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Qnlfk were Wis
itins in Wheeling and Cameron las
week ,i4 -. x "A
Mrs. All iPrichard5 and son Arthur
were visitors in Wheeling over Sun
day. Z. 5.{
Mrs:fJ T.SlYesti and daughter hay,
returned 4toR thelr& home In Middle
burn after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
D. G.. Sturgiss. H,
!. Ralph 4McChesney Of Llttleton, wa
a Sunday visitor hero,
Messrs. Harold MARI, Harry Hume
and Home Bumgartner will leave to
4 dayfto resume their studies mt tn,
4 unlversity4at SMorganto town. X q,
Mrs. q A1tGhael ]. has ret,irnel
4 from d visit with srelat lives sat Butler
Pa. q y ssS 4 N
81 Harold Mari has tprned to re