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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07

At meeting Of the Session Of the
Presbyterian Church at Charles Town,
West Virginia, held this 9Th day Of De-
cember, 1911. Present, All Of the Ell
ders, namely: Wright Denny. c. F.
GaIlaher, S. Lee Phillips, Cleon Moore,
and DR.. FIN Woods, Of Martinsburg,
w. Va, (ealled to act as moderator Of
the SESSION. being desirous Of offering
a tribute Of profound respect and VEN
cri lion to our late pastor. Rev Abner
c. Hopkins, who died At his home in
Charles Town, West Va, on Dec. 4tb,
1911, after several weeks of Illness, on
motion it was unanimously resolved.
That it is with unspeakable sorrow
we record that death has hurled his
remorseless dart against our beloved
pastor, DR.. hopkins, who labored most
acceptably in the vineyard of the Lord
for more than forty.fve years and has
taken his flight beyond the stars.
We extend to his widow and children
our heart felt sympathy in the hour OF
their sore bereavement.
AS pastor of this church during a long
and honorable career the kindness Of
his heart and the charity Of his nature
shone for ali.
Of him it can be truly said, He has
fought good fight and kept the faith
and has crossed over the river peace.
fully and quietly. lie faithfully per
formed his appointed work. He has
departed from among US and has gone
to join those whom he has baptised
blessed and for whom he prayed, ant
over whose still form he sought the
prayers of Heaven.
No monuments that may be built, nc
honors that we may render, no eulogiei
that we may utter can do justice to the
spirit that has gone.
His epitaph is the legacy of his ex.
ample and the memory of his many
noble deeds.
On motion it is ordered that these
resolutions be placed upon the records
OF the session of his church, acopy for
warded to the family Of the deceased
and that they be published in the papers
of this town, and the Central Presby
terrain of the South at Richmond. Va
S. LEE PHILLIPS, Elder,
WRIGHT DENNY, Elder,
c. F. GALLAHER, Elder,
CLEoN MOORE, Elder,
F. M. WOODS, Moderator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07

Editor Of the Free Pres.
Dear Sir:-It Is commonly rumorea
that The President Of the Board Of Edu-
cation Of Charles Town District has
handed hia resignation to the County
superintendent.
As our schools are matter Of such
Interest and Importance to so many Of
our people, it may be in order to say q
few words about the man the County
Superintendent win be called on to an
point.
First, He should be thorough bust
ness nun. Charles Town District has
between % and 30 schools, and expends
Of the peoples money each year be-
tween $4,000 and SIS, 900. There is
hardly any position in the County of
greater responsibility than the Presi-
dencs. Of this Board, Upon his wisdom
and business sagacity rests the expendi-
ture Of this large sum.
At this time. especially, is fine
business man needed when a building
is to be erected that will serve the
needs Of the people for the next gen
Grafton. A wise man is needed to de.
termine the location, the architect, the
Fairgrounds, to be able to read specif'
cations and make contracts. An errol
Of judgement on the part of the Boart
now. may seriously mar the schoo
prospects for the next generation.
1t is hoped that the County Superin
tendent may be able to find a suitable
! man. PATRON.
Charles Town, W. Va, Dec /, 1911
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
SOME QUAINT CLIPPINGS
FROM Our OLD FILES.
ApriI 5th. ls2e.


The following extract Is taken from
q letter just received from one Of Mr..
Jeffers0n's neiGhbors and most intimate
friends. An idea very similar to the
one contained IN the extract, has heen
suggested to ug BY venerated and dis
tinguished friend here,- Bah. Pat.
THE tickets in Mr. Jefferson's Lott
terry win come out for sale on the 18th
of April, which is his birthday. Now
my idea il, that the citizens Of the
United States might relieve him in the
most delicate way, by purchasing up
the tickets and burning them. To make
it more iattering, they might burn
them on the 4th Of July. and remit him
the money on the same day. The
friends of Mr.. Jefferson here are de-
| lighted with what the people Of Balti-
more are doing in his behalf, and hang
their heads ct the backwardness of his
own native Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Il. L. Smith Elected President Of
the West Virginia Horticul-
tural Society.

At the Annual meeting of the State
Horticultural Society, held at Keyser
last week, Mr., H. L. Smith. of Berke-
ley County, was elected President to
succeed Hon. John J. Cornwell, who
declined reelection.
Inc Society and the horticultural in
terests of the State are to be congrat-.
ulated on this selection. Mr. Smith is
large and very successful fruit grow
er and besides being thoroughly prac-
teal has the ability to convey his in
formation to those interested in pro-
gressive and scientific cultural methods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
A New State Anthem.

Hon And,, p,;oa - poo,hor4oa !.
;oe annarantI,, :, ..s.oa,saa. ,;.s ~ -
raa. = $3.50 - -. - -
Bard Of Favette that the nrasent Stat.
Hymn .tThe West VIRGINIA H;lls,, !,
s.rotten,,: from : literary and metr;ca
STANDPOINT has twanped bis lvra Will
he following result:
/ viii ainp # west VIRGINIA
Rorn q passion fear and w.r.
On her mo,, ,ri,.i,,'i TONS ! lrser
where the birds Of Freedom are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
President Denny to Retire.

Dr. Denny will retire from the presi-
=dency of Washington & Lee University
the last Of December and will enter
upon his new duties as president of the
University of Alabama on Jan. 1st.
Pending the election of his successor
the duties, of the office will be devolved
upon Prof. Henry D. Campbell and his
brother, Secretary and Treasurer John
L. Campbell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Steady Increase in Land Values.

In July 1885, James M. Brown, bought
of Henry 7. M. Briscoe, two hundred
and twenty one acres of what is known
as Oakland Farm" situated two
miles east of Charles Town, on the
pike running from said town to Har-
pers Ferry. The price paid forsthe land
was nine thousand and six hundred dol
lars. about forty-three dollars per acre.
The said farm brought at public sale,
one hundred thirty. seven dollars and
fifty cents per acre: ($137.50,) an in
crease of three hundred per cent. This
is good showing for our jefferson
County land
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Col. LaEelle's Illness.

It is with sincere regret that we
learn Of the illness of Col. VIM. J.
Lavelle. Of Preston County. The State
has no better nor more militant Demo-
GRAFT. May he soon be restored to his
wonted health
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Farm for Sale.

A Fine Farm on the East side Of the
Shenandoah River, % miles from Shan
nondale Springs. near Fairmont School
House and the New Church, containing
one hundred acres. layed off in eight
fields with water IN every field. About
fifteen acres of it is timber, balance
cleared farming land. fenced with rails.
Also contains Stone House costing One
thousand Dollars AS the soil is most
" black slate apple trees grow very
fine. There is also never failing
snring on this farm. z= --z-=zz1zz.
THOS. N. HILL.
Nov 80. Kabletown, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07

Our srstwhile friend Col. Nat-Ward
Fits-Gerald has broken out again IN q
new place. This time II Houston. Tex
Is where be is engaged in the real es-
tate business and writing poetry as
usual. He sends rs several copies Of
his latest poems entitled This Grand
Old State Of Texas is Good Enough for
Me. There are q spasms Of it and it
really makes good reading King.0oOd
Argus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Chairman Mack Names Col. Mccraw.
Grafton Man One of COMMITTEES of
Five 10 Arrange tor Jackson Day
Banquet at Washinston. Jan. 8.

/
Mt. Clemens, Mich. Dec. Nor
man E. Mack. chairman of the demo-
cratic national committee, who is here
for rest. hassannounced the appoint
ment of committee of i've to arrange
for Jackson Day banquet in Wash
ington January 8. following which there
will be session of the national COM
mittee and the next convention city
chosen.
The committee appointed as follows:
Edward A. Newman, Of Washington.
D. J.F. G. Talbot. of Maryland:
Josephus Daniels. Of North Carolina;
John T. McGraw. Of West Virginia.
and ]. Taylor Ellison. of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07

A NOBLE LIFE ENDED.

~ - ApVASAAAS A1AA - ASANASAAANe
There is prince and a great
man fallen in Israel to-day
DIR. Hopkins is no more
To write fitting epitaph OF
this splendid Soldier of the Cross
is beyond our power.
His death has cast pail over
the community he loved and
served SO we'll, which the brilliant
sunshine of the perfect days that.
have passed. since his soul was
waited to. Paradise, cannot dis
pei.
Jew and Gentle, Protestant
and Roman Catholic alike, found
yesterday a common sorrow in
according to a dear friend the
last sad outward tribute of their
love and admiration.
Strong men; gray haired Vet
Grams who had borne uncomplain-
ingly the pain of physical wounds
suffered in the Cause he also loved,
were moved to tears at the loss
of a dear Comrade, in communion
of grief, with the little children
he loved SO tenderly.
It were needless to portray the
virtues of the beloved Pastor and
Christian Gentleman to a people
to whom his life was an open
book a nd whose memory will ever
be a benediction-an inspiration
to higher and better living.
To them, in the days to come.
it will be aprivilege to recall his
noble and unse1fish life, to their
children and their childrens chill
dren and to say He was my.
friend. .
DIR. Abner C. Hopkins was born
in Buckingham County, Virginia,
in 1885 and was a graduate OF
Handpden Sidney College.
During the war he was Chap
lain of the Stonewal1 Brigade,
and often under fire. He later
served as Chaplain of the Second
Army Corps, Army of Northern
Virginia and was on the Staff
of General John B. Gordon on the
last retreat of the confederate
Army from Petersburg to Apo
mattox.
He began his 6rst pastorate.
exactly fifty years ago from yes
terday at Martinsburg. In the
fall of 1866 he became pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in Charles
Town ministration only end
ing with his death.
No narrow UNCONVENTIONAL lines
confined his service, all creeds
invoking his spiritual help in the
hour of need and never without
response.
He had served as Moderator OF
the Winchester Presbytery, of
the Synod of Virginia and of the
General Assembly-and was
Trustee of the Union Theological
Seminary. While President of
the. Lee Memorial Association the
Confederate Monument in Edge
Hill Cemetery was erected. He
was also President of the Board
of Trustees of Stephenson Semi
nary from the date of its organi-
cation.
Following the footsteps of the
Master through long and con-
secrated pilgrimage; of verify
he was ready
TO be called
Like a watch-worn and weary
sentinel,
To put his armor off, and rest in
Heaven
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07

When Hoke Smith gets into the sen
ate viii somebody begin spelling his
name Hoax Myth again?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-12-07
Mrs. Bum

Continues to present her thanks to
the ladies Of Charlestown and its vicin
ity, for the encouragement she has re-
ceived in her millinery and fancy bust
ness; and informs them that she has
received fresh supply Of materials
and fine articles, which she respect
fully invites them to call and see. She
has received the newest fashion bonnet
patterns; and viii accommodate her
customers, and all who will encourage
her, with usual and respectful pleasure
April 5, 1926.
We are authorized to announce DAM
lei MORGAN, Esq, as q candidate for
reelection TO the General Assembly of
Virginia.
We are also authorized to state, that
CARVER WILLIS, Esq, is candidate
for re election to the General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia.
April 9th, 1926.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

- MaalarisWs teIefooni.numes
TO on 1872 - ". ia oIoite Ill ~.
Gurrp T.,
- 6dptGG mt tilaomaSia uuIi fe
1dpufu H. pouIin toupasto. Sopi'
tpuus toataan.
= WsafeiSfauppiaS Mnton Wicb.
aels, iota on olut neltaa mouele
IuomalaiIeuefin. on tpiinte niifoua
ilmoittanut lopettapanfa matIuuIa.
6dnen liitfeenid SuifoIf fabun mars
reaa SronpoooisIa mpptiin PATIO
buutotaupalla mime torstaita q,
pouIolle $50 boIlorin fauppobin,
noSta.
- ,,Tp1miebeu' Sronpoooin Fir.
ieeupaibtoia paIiitelee Iebben 1861
STA numerosIa Ieurnanosti:
rEoinen pobennnstep. pabennns
on Ie, ettd meilld on bemmetin moi
men rabon puuie. Weiad on fpHd
raboa, mutta rabostoi boitaia Sobn
YoImu meni roboien fonsid pois
poitfatunnoIto. Yppodn oIianomai'
fen beti t%oriaamoan %oIionio".
GntiIien %fofemufIien perusteeIo
ebbotomme ~Ionomuotoo: rmeiud oil
fpud rohao".
3utuan pnnen perbe on Getet.
tain icmantnutiiu tuoIleeu mr. Ser
man ytiemen perbe Yan 9ustirtia'
IA. Rum lid +. T. oiueIa iootetiiin
miime,leeu iepoEiounid, oil nuprin
poita 10 mdbdu iairoano; npttem.
min on Gitifin Ioirastunut iomaon
t%outiin, fulluu olelpan bnmin buo'
mona. Snni onnettomuuoesIa OH,
ettd foitfi perbeeu idienet opot ais
totbmtltu.
Nlrs. Niemi Ioapui Nmeriitfaon
mime femddn6, oltuaon Is ipuotta
,Nmeriitan lesfena".
Wr. Watti ~. 9Sesterbacs
mattueti miime tiistaisiItana pois
northumberland, muuttuen uuSiIs
lie oIumoi IiioiIe DanIer'iin ". 9a'
fotaon.
= 9aninmnte fiitpfiet faifiIIe oh.
ielman Iuoritoiille pnnd pleii5Ile,
iofo otti oiao rGteldn SSbti"
NuoriIoieuran orpoioiS'iItomiin, ia
mield erittdin mr.. Wm. MdeIIe
bdnen opeiiomoiIesta p%ubeestaon.
Supitoimifunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

SumalanpalpelufIio ia bartausbet
tid Ilbtobula Surborisiu, s..
lotatuuIIn:
SorStoino 5 pnG Flo puoli 8 i'll.
Iunnuntoinn s y. tlo 10 oam., 10
mona pdipdnd Flo s ill.,, teStiniits
iona IL p. Flo puoIi 8 ill.,, torstaina
10 p. flo puoli 8 ill.,, iunnuntoino
% p. flo 10 oom., Ian,ana p. Flo z
ill.,, fatIi mime moinittua ripin ia
8. p. ebtooniien tansIa, ia fesfi
niiffona '25 y. Flo puoli 8 III.
Nuoriioliitto tofoontuu Iunnuntai'
no / p. Flo 4 ill.,, iunnuntaina 10 p,
Flo z ill.,, iunmntaina % p. tlo 4
ill.,, ia Iunnuntaino 20 p. Flo z Id.
%. Wiettinen,
131 9isb It..
IibtabuIa 1arbor, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Marauette, Mild.

SpDSt. 20 y.
Sddud Worquetisia on fonioIaiiiI'
la iIonIoilet bommot, fuin on tuu.
mottu prrustoa oiafe'ruofofauppo,
iofa oIiiifin fpud bpwd t%oimenpibe,
FUN ruofatanorat alma maan faI.
Iistutpot, min idiiibdn ebes pieni
MOTTO omotii bpwdfi. aIustatpa
fofous pddiettiin pitdd naoIto" ieu.
ran taIoua 2 p. lofof. tIo HS italia.
Sooputoa faifin. 5. ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
@nninnpt ia fostettu:

3anialaistemme Matti 10 GoIa ni'
ton poifa GaorIo GemaIb, ipntpnpt
tdmdn i%ppstuun 5 p:nd GibtobuIa
!SarborisIo, g., fosiettiin iaman
fuun % p:nd.
q. Wiettipen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

banffia Iiidd bewoIia. = Bertha fn'
hi aifa bausfasti benseuilid l~auluia
lauleuesia ia rattoiIosti festustels
taeSIa. Canine fuuua mpDefin pm.
been, ionfa pitt mr.. Saarala, pm.
buen iiitd fuipta triStitDiad tulee
piimeiIind aitoina, enuen &ristuflen
toista tulemista olemoon Daifeita
aifoia festettdp6nd. Saamme fui.
tenfin lobbuttaa itIedmme fiuG, ettd
ndmd foetufIenpdimdt orpat lpbetpt.
= Spmin bausfua olui meiStd tam
punfilaiiista oDut miippd foumems
minfin farmarin luono, nonrispeltpa
meroitellen /. n. e. mutta oitomme
Ell Iitd IaQinut. 2elIon fuuoetta fdp
oesId ldtIimme aiaa farobuttele'
maan idueen faupantia toboen, it,
Ietufin mielesIdmme fiitp uiIina ia
Ionmdeue Observation-Disclosures.
DIR. ssipari SietifoIa ON firs
lie Ieboen toimistosia.
= Sannittdtud painitilpailu. Gn.
Il louantaina, t. t. 30 p:ud paint
fonialaiIemme pilafoff omeriifalai.
fen Sanfee Rosers'in tansia Ous
lutbisIa. Yainiminen tapabtuu r9lus
bitoriumisia".
Var. 8itpiSt6ae on tulIut tieto
Oeabmoobista, g. Oat. ettd bdnen
~maimopIa nell, Sobn &isfo on IieI'
la t. {. 10 p:nd iaanut balpautIen.
Sairas on %iairaalasia boioettamas
no, oIen TOTO maIen puoii ruumista
bolpaantuneeno; tumminfin on lat
ras tdnoesid taiusiaon. &. +. &c y.
tuli idbfDIanoma, iofa fertoi 2isfon
fuoueetfi.
= Mr. Snbo Isabelle on Erie
lebben toimistosia.
- IbbtGtuGud. A eefferid fds
Ittdmd farmi pobiois puoleaa faus
punfio Sronmoob EownibipisId.
Wtaasto OF pubtaana peltona 80
eefferid ia loppu fannittoa. 6nnd
8 buoneinen aiuinrafennus, iobon
tuIee bpmd taipomefi ffdue. Ostu'
ia NOT ostaa maan irtaimistoineen
eli iIman. 2dbempid ~tietoia antaa
emil Sia
omistaia
9r 179 Sronmoob, Wtid.
- SmmalanpaltuelnS Soresterin
baaIisia iunnuntaina lofat. 1 p. clio
puoli 8 /. y. ia iunnuntaifoulu tlo
2 /. p. y
&. ". Nurmi.
- GptuGt nrmt h~aIutaan motbtaa
, balfoibin. 2pipfdd ldbemmin
s. g. Snanelp &c SO,
= Sottuneita mppmdmiebid balu'
taan Sbe Heliable ~itooriin maltafa.
[buua.
- 29alu fenraSta. Wiime iuus
nuntatiItana oil ieuran baaliaa NOS
paa iQanfpietto, iosIo eIittitpdt Iau'
Inja Wdin0 Xinbb, Sobu Malto ia
Wfiesf. v2iitto" iefd Wtntt geini. Stu
non lauiui Sreb Nurmi, ia pianon.
%ioittoa eiitti Sannp pop. 2oputIi eff
tetiiin ndpteImd r2oe iindtD le olet.
Elm" gleiiDd oil fobtaloilesti. &iitos
obielmonI no rittaiiae!
= Wiime periantoiIesia tpofofo.
%utIesia tebtiin Iopuuinen pddtDs
Welieps ieuran ldbettdmien tirieioen
lubteen. Wtolempiin ebootettuibin fps
IpmptIiin ndboen, aietuuimot paIo'
laiIet nastustomane fannaue.
- 2iIpoilu iltoman tuIee WoIo Ieus
ro toimeenponemaan ldbeiiesId tue
Ienoiiuuoeeia runonIduiunnosia ia
laulusia. &ilpoiIuibtn ppot oifeute'
tut pttomaan oiao faitfi fanIolaiiet
pnitfafunnoua, YaltintotuomoreifIi
politiee ieura pboeu bentiI1n, ia ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
P0ytakirja,

P0ytakirja,
tenth Waplesia, WiS. Gp. 2utb.
acknowledgements fofoufIeSIa Ipps'
FUN Ii p. 1911.
A
RofoufIen ANAL clinics Otto
Wurtfala.
3.
2esfusteltitn u~rfuien bonftimiies.
tn, ia tultiin iiiben ptiimieliieen pdd'
tDtieen, ettd otetann Iemmoiiet, iotto
mdtIunot rs 90 opuoriu. Siiouflen
tefeminen idtettiin pnstori Niemen
bo Ituun.
&ofpus loppui.
3otoutIen puoIesta
Sobn Inttila,
t%iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Satffafmmmalta.

Smmalanpaltpelus emf I@unnun
taina s.. %. e~btoouiIen fansia Sron
~tooobisIa clio 10 a. p. ia Wtontrea
gisiu, Wticb. Wddrdldn talosia Flo
2 y.
Spntpnpt ia foetettu.
SronmoooisIa
Wiuiam ia Gmilia WtdentpttD Spl'
mi Biftoria ipnt. 5 p. eliot. fast. IA
p. ippsf.
Slmari iq Bertha Mdfeldn tpttD
Bertha Splmi ipnt. 1 y. Fast. II p.
ippsf.
0eronasIa, Mid.
Soban ia Soa Solman poifa GET
no Ebeobor fpnt. 3 y. eIot. East. 10
p. ippsf.
Sron 9eltisid, Wis.
aIefIanber ia Soiefiina Serlemin
tpttD gini Wtoria ipnt. 30 p. elof.
fast. II p. ippsf.
Mo~ntrealisIa, WiS.
Sront ia @monba Saaren poifa
9larne Olami ipnt. "a p. eIof. fast.
II p. ippst.
Subo ia Iina palmin poifa Jtei
no SeImer ipnt. 10 p. ippsf. fast.
AZ p. ippsf.
Ban 9usfirfisid:
Watti ia Walma Puraien poifa
@bparb Watbias ipnt. 20 p. elof.
East. 10 p. ippsf.
Marensosia
Soban ia Seta SoTia &orpeIan
tpttS Senia Mortta 2oniia ipnt. 16
p. Ippst. East. "a p. ippsf.
Si9b Brioseisid:
Sobu ia Moria Diainsin tpttD
Seere Sebmis ipnt. % p. beindf.
fast. 81 p. beindf 2aste ipabipis'
tettu "a p. ippsf.
2uouut ia baubattu.
WafeiieIoisid
Gli &ubolf Niemi fuoli IA p. Ipps'
tuuia 6 E. ia 6 p:dn manba, baub.
15 p. ippsf.
8esIemer taunnisia:
9ppne Waria 9enIan fuoli IA p.
Sppsf. 4 no. 5 {. ia % p:dn manba.
ma. bamo. 18 p. re. Sronnoooin
bautnaSmaobon.
WaIfrib SO. WiIen
61O 6. aper #. Sronpoob, Wicb.
3eleI. 436 g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Gaarnaaia Wictor @aarala t,

lee pitdmddn bartausbettid emf fun
nuntaina ieuraapiSia paifoisia:
Nortb Yorfisia, Wis. Soban Wuo'
riIen ta!ola Flo 10 a. p. Wtaren9os'
ia, Wis. n:ro 3:nen fouluua Flo 3
i. p. ia iosiain perbeesId iaman pdi
mdn italia, iosta moioaan pddttad
foululla b~ortausbetten loputtuo
Maonontoin iltana poioaan To-
foontua Winersninesid 9eiffildn
talouo, eli tuten Nortb gorfin bur'
tausieurasia p%ddtetddn. Somaua
toimii bdn mpDs Iuttaian oiioiIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Grmia To,unSbipisSd oil Ste

- Gruin SotunibipisfG oil ste
ldn Sdbti" uuoriIoieuran iuontpiettp
miime Iunnuntaisiltona. DleiiDd oil
runIaosti, ia obieIma oil bpfpin mo-
littu, moinittofoon mr.. 80. Wtden
opettatpainen pube. OleiI6n butpit'
Il oil mp0sfin idriesfettp paint Eli
paiIut. Euloia oil iltamista $4,000.
= Weiti Silin Saarinen Monire'
aIisto Wis. on ioirastanut fuume
toiitin 10 pitemmdn aifoo. !Sdn on
npt boioetto mana HunstrDmin ldis
ranIasIa SronnoooisIa, W&icb. On
fummintin toimoo bdnen poronemi.
testoon. Soimottamasti ban pddlee
10 tdnG niifoQo fofiin. Siis tertpes
tuIoa tuaon.
- 16Gad Mpntrealisia oil niis
me tutitolIo\ iuieroilemoslu mrs 6iu,
mrs 6eino ia mrs. Stenman Wto'
ren9osta.
Gelma 7mrtpinen on onut mie'
railemasIa Nesomuesia, Wticb. fafii
fuutoutto ia OH onneaiiesti ia ter
tpeeud Ioapuuut tofaifin Wontrea'
Tin, Dis. 10 pdiwd ippsfuuta.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompeIu'
Seuron fotous pibetddn torsiaina 5
y. totofmta mrs Gam @orllonin
Iuona Wionticeaon lufeeItua.
: Sansfan ia spirfistaipdm bu.
spiretfcn tcfi neutrality-suspicious.
ompeluIeura miime periantoina noin
parin moilin pddbdn Sronmoooisto
pobioiieen, 2usti Wden iormiue.
Observation-Disclosures iImaantui enem'
mdn fuin ebeItdpdin oil oiattu ooot'
taa, ioten oipan ldbtiesia tdptpt
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-08-09

The Lamar band gave SPLEEN
did concert for the benefit of the
visitors and the Register on behalf
of the commercial club takes this
opportunity to thank them.
The spirit shown by the Lamar
women is very gratifying to the
business men and several opinions
have been expressed that there be
an auxiliary club formed of Lamar
women for aiding the commercial
club in entertaining visitors.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-08-09

For the first time this year the
Lamar Pirates went down to de-
feat when they met the Granada
first team which was strengthened
by the addition of Bill Cutler and
Littler of Holly. They owe their
defeat to the pitching OF Cutler
who was just a Little too much for
them. but the boys played a great
fielding game and not. Granada
run was scored as the result of an
Grn-sdA O, Pirates
error. All of Granada's runs were
scored by clean hits off Farmer
Shall in the first five innings he
worked. whitis relieved him in
the sixth and only one man reach
ed first in the three innings that
he worked.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-08-09
OoOk-N1~llm

The announcements of the mar
riage of Miss Edna Mosher and
c. Floyd Cook at the home of the
brides parents in Gypsum, Col
orado. were received by many La
mar people today. The ceremony
was performed on July 81. Both
of the contracting parties are we'll
known in Lamar as they were
prominent in Lamar social circles
for several years. Miss Moshe
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-08-09

was formerly one of the local
SCHOOL teachers and Mr.. Cook for
merly held a splendid position with
'he Citizens State Bank. The
young couple will make their home
In orchard. Colo. where the groom
owns a general merchandise estab-
ishment. The Register joins with
their many friends in wishing
them long and happy married
life.