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CHARACTERS

Jimmie avendish, a Rahrah Boy Charles Rudd
Tad Cheseldne, the College Cutup Mead Beasom
Leviticus, the Ace of Spades Leland Ostrander
Major Kilpepper, the Head of the Military f. E. Schmidt
Professor Sennacharrib Popp, the Chair of Philology
Floyd Reeves
Scotch MacAlister, the Football. Captain Ralph Null
Shorty Long, the Ubiquitous Freshman Will Everhard
DIR. Twiggs, on the Faculty Fred Cakins
Billy Van Dorm, on the Glee Club Earl Spain
Miss 'Jim" Charming, the Girl from Dixie Louisa Hill
Marjorie Haviland, the College Widow Grace Null
Mrs. MA Baggsby, a Popular ~1andlady Harriet Eb
Miss Jane Cavendish, of Wall ST. N. Y, May Redmond
Mrs. Cleopatra Popp, a Faculty Type Bertha Greeves
Mrs. Mollie Stiles, a Honeymooner Dale Stratton
Mrs. Twiggs, a Motherly Old Soul Mylitta Leaf
Miss Twiggs, a Relic of Other Days Opheia Stratton
Students. Members of the Faculty, Town Girls, Football Team
and others to numerous to mention.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Miss Jessie Edwards went to Wess-
ington this week to take a position
in Andrew Churchill's store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

The young o of Robert Phinney
had the misfortune to fall from the
roof of a shed Saturday and bre ak
| an arm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Mr. and Mrs Roy Kilgore are the
happy parents of a baby boy. born
last Saturday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Miss Pearl Torrey returned Tues.
day night after a few days visit with
relatives at Huron.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Mrs. Faucher and children, OF
Dodge Center, MINI , are visiting
her parents, R. T. Sedan and wife,
of St. Lawrence.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

E.. V. Howe lost a mare and coli
by lightning during last Friday
nights storm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Col. W. w. Waite, of Blunt, visit
ed relatives here the first Of the
week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

Good Summer Coal, Washed Eggs
at the Mill. Phone Main IL.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1911.
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL. BRIEFS

p. j.. Dunn and family visited re
lative s at Harold over Sunday.
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SYNOPSIS

Act / A College Boarding House Jlmmles Aunt Jane
Act III A Faculty Dinner Party Aunt Jane not feeling well
Act III The Football Game Aunt Jane on the Gridiron
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
TEE MANHATTAN
OPERA COMPANY.

just passing review of the
Manhattan Opera Company,
which comes TO the Auditorium
November 9th, is an entirely
new reptoire of Operas nothing
repeated during this engage
ment. The cast contains all the
old favorites of last season and
there is promised reptoire of
Operas that will please the most
exacting. The cast includes
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
LUNCHEON

Mrs Horace u. Fox enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at q
delightful luncheon, compli-
mentary to Mrs. n. b. Goodloe's
cousin, Mrs Berry, of Atlanta.
Georgia
Those present were. Mrs.
Berry, Mrs. Goodloe, Miss
Georgia Goodloe, Mrs. j b
Ayers and Mrs. r.. b Alsover
"Madeleine" Poudre de Riz
comes in flesh, white and brun
nette This powder lis of quail.
ity which may perhaps be
equaled, but cannot be surpass
ed-Kelly Drug Company, Sole
Agents
II you want to save five per
cent. penalty pay your town
taxes before tho first of Deem
Der. r. r. BARRON, Treas.
The Wise Printing Company
has just received a new supply
of books Call and see them.
Horton has a line of high
grade jewelry Fully guaran-
teed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

Sunday morning the ground
was covered with the beautiful,
the first snow of any conse
quence this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. p. Kauntz
man, of Newark, n. j. spent
several days of last week at the
Touraine.
Mrs. A. II DAWN and little
daughter, Virginia. who have
been with Mr.. DAWN, at the
Iouraine for several weeks, left
Thursday for Palmyra, Va,
where Mr.. DAWN will join them
the first of the month.
FOR E-Second-hand
drugget. in good condition. Ad-
dress, OK Y H." this Office.
Mrs. w. II. Tompkins, of
Bristol. visited friends in Big
Stone Gap aud Appalachia for
a couple OF days last week.
Mrs. Rhoads, cousin of Mr..
'Tompkins, who has been visit
ing Mrs J S. Hamblen, in the
Gap, accompanied her home.
"Wrighrs Health Under
wear is right (the price, at
Horton's
Miss Irma Orr. of Big Stone
Gap, Va, is visiting Miss Mary
Kite at her home on Anderson
street.-Bristol Herald Courier.
Mrs. Ebert Bum. of Big
Stone Gap, Va, is visiting Mrs.
r. w Kite and Mrs. j w.
Painter for several days.-Bris-
toll Herald-Courier
Mrs Otis Mouser Joined her
husband in Washington City
the last of the week for IA stay
of several days. While away
they visited their son. Vivion
who is attending school at
Front Royal Va
Kymbric, Nier Administer,
/ Candahar, and Rose Ruge 27x5l
10 3Gx72 are now offered by
| Horton SO low that il will make
you think Of Canadian recipro-
city
The people of the counties of
| Dickinson and Wise, in honor.
ing Chalkley honored them
selves; they elected tile very
best man TO be had TO send "a
the lawmaking shop in Rich
mond Norton News.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, of
Norton, spent Sunday in the
. Gap visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
| " Wells Her and Miss Eliza
beth Adams, also of Norton, re.
turned last week from an ok
tended Western trip.
/ just received an import ship.
ment of Madeleine" Rice Pow
/ der from A. Bourgeois & Co., OF
/ Paris. Ladies approaching d
good complexion will do we'll to
use this exquisite powder
Kelly Drug Co., Sole Agents
All arrangements have been
completed for the production OF
l George r Roebuck's comedy
I drama success, "Beatrice OF
the Cumberlands, at the schoo
house on the hight of November
| 3Oth. This little play will be-
welcomed in this city, for it
I deals with the mountain life
and written by "a Norton boy.
The cast is made up Of Norton'f
/ best talent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Attorney A. T. Crockett. of
Coeburn was i'm town last Fri
day ON professional business.
@. 70. Bolton. of Knoxville.
was "a guest at the Monte Vista
saturday
Groceries, Notions, Clothing
40 Horton's
Mrs. S. Polly has been az
Gate City the past week with
her father Mr. Beverley, who
las been very sick.
Hugh r. Gibson, Of Rich
mond, was among the guests at
the Monte Vista Saturday.
II. A. johnson, was up from
Pennington Gap one day last
week
H. a. Shumebarger, of Oar.
byyille, spent Saturday in Big
stone Gap
d. d. Ayers went over to the
Holston Springs Wednesday to
spend several days hunting.
G. ID Vaughn returned this
week from Louisville, where he
has been working at his trade
for month past.
j c.. Morris, prominent
farmer on Route No. /, was in
town Saturday on business.
Poudre De Riz Madeleine is
appreciated by every lady. 1t
does not hurt your complexion.
kelly Drug Co., Sole Agents.
Prentice O'Rear, Of Frankfort,
KY was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. j r.. Bullitt Thursday
Rev j. w. RAIDER was on the
sick list several days last week.
Miss Brown, of Norton, was
the guest of her brother r. l..
Brown, and other relatives at
this place over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Rucker. of
st. Charles, formerly of this
place, are the proud parents of
another son.
For Tyoga, Astoria, Concord,
Brussels and Damster Velce [
and Colonial Administer Car
pets give Horton your orders.
The price is right.
The voting in the piano con
Test was quite spirited last
week, nearly two hundred
thousand votes having been
polled.
Miss Corrine Taylor is visit
ing her brother. G. e Taylor,
at Clintwood, this week.
w. s. Beverley went over to
Gate City Sunday morning to
see his father, who has been
quite sick for some time and
not expected to live.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
THE GREAT PIANO CONTEST
GIVEN BY THE
Kelly Drug Company and The
Big Stone Gap Post.
anding of Candidates November 81, 1911.

Miss Hannah Alsoyer, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Frances saycrs, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Mn II + Fox, Big Stone Gap. Va
Miss Mary Skeen, Big Stone Gap. Va
Miss Mary Lee Kilboum. Big Stone Gap. V
Miss Margaret Petit. Rig Stone Gap, Va
Miss Hattie Bruce, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Georgia iostwick, Big Stone Gap, Va
Miss Edna Gilly Big Stone Gap, Va.
Mrs 5 A Bailey Big Stone Gap. Va.
Miss Pearl Mann, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Sarah Cochran, Rig Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Flossie Hobbs stonega. Va
Miss Margaret Martin Joncsyille, Va.
Miss rhelma Baker Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Memo Vineyard Big Stone Gap. Va
Hrs j Nc.bit Big sion, Gap Va
MIS- b. G Taylor Rig Stone cap. Va.
Mrs II f Taggart Keokcc. Va
Miss Net'ie Z Sonter, Appalachh, Va
Miss kitie Collier. Stonega. Va
Miss Christie Jones East Stone Gap. Wa
Miss Louise Goodloc Big stone Gap. Va
Mrs -. d Aliens Cadet, VA.
Miss Frances Long. Big Stone Gap. Va
Miss Kehecca Waite Sig stone Gap Va
Miss Mablc Willis. Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Flora Wygal, Dryden, Va
Miss Evelyn Richmond Ewing Va
Miss Wave Iierndou, Dryden, Va.
Miss Matte Polly Apralachia Va
Mrs y n Barron, nis Stone Gap. Va
Miss Melissa Myers BIe stone Gap, Va
Miss Devada Reason. Olinger Va
Mic Af.f.f. Il.-f.... tIe....
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22


The Wise Comfy Grand Tprv
ig i'm session nrohinr into lie
wav and manner of holding
and conducting elections in this
part Of the moral vineyard ~
Norton News
Thomas u. Williams returned
Sunday from a three weeks
b Iou ,y ~, s;, gI1e,u cues "here
We make street dresses for
''- VS. oo'io' D'oS'
John a. Crede, of Harlan,
hy. was among the Gaps bus
mess visitors registered at the
a. q Broyles, of Appalachia-
spent Saturday in town
For SA Lee Cut flowers ev-
cry Saturday Kelly Drug Co.
u;.. ,,.,3
of Sullins College has returned
from q visit with Miss Lillian
MIX MKT i Il az ys o'o1 1;-o zap VA.
year If tIo arr aon w., oSvo' ''a =
Sullins Rristol NJ ,,. ''''''' "u
f-l ~ M. ~. ~; 9t9l'9ra was mere
'''' pP''"O''i'' 'uSv wee b.
Tom S. McKelyev. of Norton
I 5psinoss "ursday IN town ON
'7' ''e'7'
j 70. Marshall a well known
salesman of Bluefield w Va
spent Wednesday, doing the
'O0'' u AGE
Mrs. Britt Il. Smith has been
quite in at her home since last
Friday.
i wv, Z, , - lessee spent Monday
auction sale Of lots.
,,, ur
i nlaTtna w Washington Candies.
No'iy Dfug 20" sole Agents.
Van Buren Cartar ooaa al,,,,. .
Tnesday U and q" yo5 Ne NJ, rev
East Stono en- Tb 'a pur!ou at
''F 81 u 7u'y
Mrs. Karl Stoehr has return
ca l rem a VISIT TO relatives at
~ ''' 'e7'
P.D. Dennis. q foreman for
Bum q Company on their
y, q. ; az .DooIey, spent Satur-
at The Ffourain ,n' "p' " guest
depRia ,lnde sp% 5are d lro the r i7tb
announces that WoSan ny Fr s,,,
ScheT mrs Jobn ~ FnS tx tx
WI nave to quit comic opera
because OIL ner voice failing
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

The Sensational Love Scene from When
Ruben Comes TO Town
Miss Nella Nella Brown, Prima
Donna Contralto; Miss Mabel
Day, Prima Donna Soprano;
Mr.. George Nathanson. Bari
tone; Mr. Chas. Fulton, Tenor:
Miss Claire Whitney Soubrette:
Mr. Wilbur Cox aud Frank
Sinclair, Comedians; Mr.. Chas
Hillman and Mr.. Kelly, Bases
Besides the famous Manhattan
Beauty GLORIOUS Of fourteen
beautiful girls
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

BRISTOL Bookkeeping
cry Higher Accounting
0iiclurcC Shorthand
Y w u LOO Typewriting
COLLEGE Topography
BRISTOL. TENN. VA.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

Horton has line of high
grade jewelry Fully guaran-
teed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Dry Good Market

NEW YORK. July 2.-The cotton
goods market have been quiet for the
past week. but the general steadiness
OF values has been not worthy. Buy
ers have been busy with their semi
annual inventories and also influence
by the approach OF the monthly cot
ton report. Sellers do not expect that
cloth values will be much lower, de-
spite the probability OF a large crop
OF cotton and they base their ideas OF
a maintenance OF prices on the likli-
hood OF a larger demand for merchan-
disc.
Stocks of goods in first and second
hands are low. and all the available
statistics show a light supply and a
greatly restricted production. During
the coming week II is doubtful IL the
output of the cotton In:;is OF the
country will reach so per cent OF
normal and merchants contend that
consumption has not declined to any
such proportion. There has been
some shading of process on small Of
ferings OF a few staple numbers OF
wide print cloths but many odd con-
structions from the same yarns have
sold At top or slightly advanced
figures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
GLASS WORKERS
Leave 90 Attend the Annual Convent
ION % the Glass Workers az
Atlantic City.

Delegations from The local lodge OF
Clint glass workers left Sunday. FOR
Atlantic city. where they viii attend
The annual convention which opens at
Sea Isle. y. j.. this morning Charles
Williams OF bridgeport. BE- candl
date for national organizer and has
% strong following for tho position.
Following are Tho delegates from this
vicinity who are attending the con
ycnflon.
Wheeling No. Mike Reltz. Cy
Coss. John Nau, Joe Gnliley. and John
Niufcmycr
Bcllairc 80 13-of tho imperial
Harry Cook. r. G. Hackett James
McAfee and Clyde I.appcrt
BcUalre 40. 20. Rodafer's Ross
Logan. Harry Weeks and George
Dietrich.
Martins Ferry 80. t5-wIu Ar.
haugh and John Shockan. tho latter
a member 90 tho auditing committee
which met at Toledo last week and
wont over tho books
WNliamsfown. w Va. Henry
Moore aud Hert Coss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
EQUALIZATION BOARD
TO ORGANIZE TODAY
WILL TAKE UP ACTUAL WORK
ON WEDNESDAY.
Real Estate VIII Show Increase Of
About $500. ooo-Personsl Valu-
alton Much Less.

The Ohio county Board Of Equal
ization and Appeals will hold its an
nual organization meeting today. a
president will be selected and plans
formulated for the work OF examining
the real estate property assessments
OF the county. Following this work.
the board Will adjourn until Wednes-
day. July 3. al which time tho work
Il equalization viii DO taken up In
earnest
The members o. the board are
Lester Smith. who was president last
yeear: y. G. Hamilton and William
Foose. the last mentioned being the
Democratic member Of the board. The
real estate assessments will be taken
VI first AMI it is possible that the
usual custom will be followed o. mott
tying ciuzcns through the newspapers
VIXEN their respective districts are 10
Be taken up.
The real estate assessment Of tho
county will show an increase 81 be.
tween six and seven hundred thous.
and dollars. mostly due 20 improve
ments. The total Is over seventy
millions. Tho personal valuat Ons. az
stated in tho Intelligence few Days
ago. will show big decrease Tho
real estate valuation is $11s.0O0 less
than 30 would have been. ON account
OF the court decision removing the
old postofice from the tax lists. ON
account OF part ownership OF the r..
s. government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

No. Il well on the Plummer heirs
farm and has lObarrel per day
pumper from the Goose Run sand. In
the same township and county. the
River Gas Company has completed its
No. 2 well on the James & Ingraham
farm. and has a small gasser in the
Second Cow Run sand.
West Virginia operators are start
ing quite a good deal of test work in
a number of localities. The greater
part of II is located on the outer
edges OF the old fields and the hope
OF finding extensions. Indicating in
the strict sense OF the word is not
much Of a feature and is confined
principally 10 the extreme lower
Southwest counties. ON Slaughter s
Creek. Cabin Greek district. Kanawha
county, the Hamilton Company Is
drilling a test on the H. b. Smith o.
tate On Paint Creek, IN the sanae
district. the United Futd Gas Com
pany Is down 600 fSpt ~ n test on
the Big Paint Creys< tract. On Coope
and Mil Creeks. in Elk district. the
Elk River Oil & Gas COMPANY and
Crawford G ASH should get the
sand at their tests on the WehrIe
and T. n. stanton farms this week
On Elk river. Big Sandy district. the
Clendeuin Gas Company Is due in the
Berea grit At test on the : II. Rob
ertson farm. On Little Sycamore
Creek. Unien district. Clay county.
Ahmer a. Wilson have started 70 drill
a tost on tho Goshern farm. On Birch
Creek, in the same district. tho Clay
County Oil & Gas Company has had
the rig completed for some time for
test on the Samples farm. On Por-
tiers Creek. the koontz Oil a. Gas
Company Is due in the Berea grit at
No ! on the l.. G Carnes farm. No
, on this farm has been drilled into
the salt sand and is a light producer
On Little Lynn Creek. Stonewan
district. Wayne county. the Central
Wayne oil & Gas Company has
drilled its test OF the c. VI. Fraley
farm through the SAT- sand and found
nothing. II Is new drilling 10 the
lower formation. On Little Fudge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
STEEL
improvement In Pig Iron and Semi
Finished Steel-Lsrge Contracts
Placed on Price Cuts.

NEW YORK. July 2.-The improve
ment noted in finished steel products
fifteen days ago was extended TO
raw material-pig iron and coke-and
10 semi finished steel last week. The
volume OF business in pig iron was
the largest in two months, aggregat-
ing 100000 tons The largest con
tracts were placed in the east.
The greater activity was the OK
pense Of prices. Buffalo, furnaces dip
ping below $500 and Easton. Pa.
furnaces shading s14.OO for No. .
foundry. II is notable that very little
steel making iron was sold. but the
foundry movement steadily broadened
and contracts are now under negoti-
alton for 100000 tons or more. some
OF the largest smelters OF gray iron
are in the market for long delivery
and many consumers are buying for
early shipment.
Contracts for foundry and furnace
coke were placed in the east and cen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

Creek. Grant district. Cabell county.
Sol Hyman & Co. have the rig COM
pleted for a test on the Virginia Nor
rison farm. but are held up for water.
On Eighteen Creek. Union dis
trict. Putnam county. the United Fuel
Gas Company is due in the Berea grit
at its second test on the the Mclean
tract. On Upper Two-Mile Creek.
Sheridan district. Lincoln county.
Swisher. Elkins and the Octo Oil Com
pany have the rig completed for a test
on the Ira Berger farm. far removed
from. production. On Two-Mile Creek,
In the same district. the Hamlin OIL
Company is starting No. % on the
Lincoln County Land Association
tract.
Harrison county has considerable
experimental work under way and
starting. On Rock Camp Run. Sardls
district. the Philadelphia Company is
due in the sand at a test on the Viz
glnia Smith farm. On Indiana Run,
the same company's test on the A.
l.. Harbert farm should get the sand
this week. On Ten-Mile Creek. the
Hope Natural Gas Company is drilling
a second test on the Silas Martin
farm. On Browns Creek. Grant dis.
trict. the Empire Gas Company is due
10 get the sand this week AT a test
on the ]. ID. Bassell farm. On Coburn
Creek. Union district. the Clarksburg
Light & Heat Company has started
20 drill a test on the J. +. Romine
farm. On West Fork river. Grant dis.
trist. the West Virginia Central Gas
Company is drilling tests on the A. ID.
Bassell and J. Q. Musser farms. On
DOCK Creek. the same company has
made the location for n test on the
Phineas Queen farm. On Turtle Tree
Fork. Union district. the Washington
Gas Company is drilling a test on
the {. J. Howell farm. Operations
IN Lewis county are improving. On
West Fork. Hackers Creek district.
+. g. Davidson & Co. are drilling
tests on the II. ID. & James y. Butch
er farm. On the same stream l..
r. Beach Is getting ready 10 start a
test on the Bertha Beach farm. On
indian Fork, Courthouse district. the
Orlando OIL & Gas Company is down
1900 feet at a test on the John v.
FULLY farm. On Murphy Creek. Hat.
eel x Wilson have put their No. 3 on
tho a. s. Fisher farm TO pumping and
have light producer In the salt sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
in The OIL FIELDS

In the lower Southwest field the
week closes with but few compilations
reported. and those comprising moth
ing better than ordinary size produ-
GERS The Southeastern ohio fields
show fair number OF light produ-
GERS. but no extensions 10 the produ-
cling area are indicated. on Green
Creek. in Walton district, Roane coun-
" the Louis F. Payne Oil Company
has completed it's No. we'll on the
J. II. Hrvely farm and has a l5-barrel
per day pumper on Rush Run. IN
Smithtield district. same county, Heas-
ley * Co have completed their No. .
we'll on the r. a Webb farm, and u
is a 15-harrel per day pur.per. On
Big Run, in Union district. Peasants
county. VI. 7. Connell has completed
his No. s we'll on the VI. L. Gorrell
farm. and Il Is n buster in the Cow
Run sand. In the St Marys Held. I'm
Union district. same county. the Wild
cat Oil Company's No. 9 well on the
!. VI. Reynolds farm. which was re-
ported as dry. will make a very light
producer from the Squaw sand. On
Lambert's Run. in Eagle district. Har-
rison county. the South Penn OIL Com
pany has completed it's No. well on
the Rose Allen farm. and has fair
gasser from the Gordon sand.
On the Ohio side. in the Steuben-
Vile pool, jefferson county. Elliott
Bros. have completed their second
test well on tho GLADDEN. farm and
have fair gas well. This location
IS 500 feet north Of the same parties
initial test on this farm. In the old
Adams field. in Archer township. Har-
rison county II ID. Wade has COM
pleted his No. { we'll on the w S.
McClain farm, and after a shot is
showing for no better than n three
barrel per day pumper This we'll -
$50 feet west OF the No. Wade on
this farm. In Newport township.
Washington county. the Crescent Pro-
ducing Company has completed it's