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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Treeboru Gnuutn. Wiuneioto.

20 Mtrrs, 4 apiI fra panpare. Ueb q. R. q 81 q.
5erHbaueu; ieput meo let psloRing tort Rnloioro
msb eeruuoetldg;l alt ~onrttari; iaist EaaH ussbus:
Stdlb lsx50, tattei mtb Shiusle alt in oairbef spst
@rdHern. nh Gorufrib. 8rgno, pdifer SfollnRo ruunt
SpsniusspIlsis len III mh fra nprf tuiherff &irte.
~ vii fra 6rcdmtrn. \ Ril fra Sfoie. Trts 5000
pr. Mere. $4,000 eirer hdaoishto ooer oenae Sarni-
Freeborn County Abstr act Co,
!. l.. Ingbritsen, Albert Lea, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Sporfor betals fore E~eiieubsiiter. naar
bu fan iinbe en- sioIe | HRrbeben. Tom bp-
Der tlnoerpisnins | ale 5as? 5nlo "Grsoit"
faaes for aft Grbeioe sjort peb Goncortia
College peo ale GUIeser % llnioeriiteisr.
sun $3.50 for ct Var. StpIsn ~bespnbsr ben
24be September. Sri aatalos.
Genterbia College,
Moorbeob, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

StiaIgS.-Gn 240 Gcres I'm
,farm meo fine Suie, belissenoe tire
giI ira BRANDON, Douglas Guuutp. TiEH.
Sirip til y. 2ier, l0s 8. 3etb Street, geiu'
neapplis. MinH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Sra Uoroe.

Siifup Bang, iom lpnge bar boz
ret ipg, err mn blit belt lam | Den enc
SIDE. Der fan neppe bli 5ale ON,
OF giifopen isien fan opertage 1T
Gmbeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
. Wurran &c., Winn.,

80 DtiI fra Sopas @r9nle, er int oponr.
feee % bebuagcbe Sarme tilialgs. oar itore
Nplinacr al Wais. Smnagrpn o. 90. CODE
Warieoer og 8irter. CT ibeaIt 5urmsrItrsg.
2riien pan Sorms fun Salupdrteu al bpao
Der MI betales ! 3otpd. geiss eler tiliirip
Il CO., Slayton, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

llbitiainsen ! 1914. uOItiaingens
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar beiluttet
giennem Ell %alminbelig &onfurrance
at ifaffe tilpeie en- Iabningsfantate
til l1oitiaingen, og aonfurrancen
ifal omfatte label Cert iom Wuiif.
S ben Inlebning bar &omiteen |
bisie Gage ifreoet til Rorif Sorfat.
terforening og Rorif Sonefunltner-
forbrnb for at faa opnGpnt en- Surp,
iom fan bebsmme De 8onfurrancebi-
Drag, iom maatte inofomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

SilialgS.- On 8asma1tine for
80 ems, at Detroit Seatins & 2isbtina
Cos 6dbrtfatG Ten er liaeiaa spp Tom M,
men oa pt bruser 8pens Gas pl ben i9lses
ior SaIuoelen al bulo ben toiter. CIR pas.
lenoe for Suttt eler 8ebpeliesbus. y.
anunoien Bubl. 60, 7eeorub, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Stprt 2egat. 4rpingerne efter
afbsoe Snsenisr 90. 8. 8ooe bar
SenboIo til bans berom uotalt Gnife
oprettet ct 2egat paa $4,000 Ser. vi
Statllterne for 2egatet, paa boilfe
Ser isges 8epartementets approba.
tion, fremgaar, at 10 Srocent al
&enterne ifaI tiapgges aapitalen,
inbtiI benne er poret til 125,00O 8r.,
bporefter pberlieere Spiamling itan-
ier, meominore 2egatbeitprelien ifrll-
De beitemme, of ben fortiGttes, ino-
til aapitalen er raaet 100000 8r.
Reiten Of Renterne ifal ~anpenbes til
llnberitsttelie for trGnsenoe banneoe
Gamer. GnbeI al Seitator n9pnte
9amer er inotil pibere fortrinsberet-
tigeoe. 9eeatet, Der ffal ben9pnes
"Sngenisr %. 8. Robes 2eeat", bar
en- 9eitprelie paa 3 Weolemmer meo
Spbe | 8riitiania. Som geinreIie
er at arpingerne inoiat Srf. Gbarite
Rooc, Sngenisr Otto Chr. @ooe oe
@6pofat Carl 2unob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

st Eerleinnb blep giort | Som.
mer paa SaufIanosmoeu | Suno,
ifriper "Stap. IftenbI." aonierpa-
tor gregser bleb itrar unberrettet og
reiIte oerber, bpor ban oengong fanot
$500 8erler al en- Sommes 2Gng-
De, os iom ban merte par omfring
1900 Iar gnmle. 0esuben fanbtes
en- gronceipGnbe. ct ~Iignenoe Suno
ifal finn en- Gang tioligere paret
abort | Rorge. 8onierpatoren
er / bisie Gage reiIt til @toi for ner-
mere of unoerisge Saugene pua
Sauflanosmoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

eenb "Ieeprabsgofisn- I'll sIGetninae o.
gerner | BdmIeIanhet. - Iirsbags % Jre'
eaeSuosa6en iofier $3.50; 5reoagsu6 9apen
aIene, Sis pr. Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

@ape til Snbcrfuloiefono. On
lbenGpnt / Glperitm bar ifI9nfet
5000 aroner, Tom ifaI oanne geepn'
oeIien til ct Sonb til 5uberfnloiens
9efi9mpelie | gpgoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Sanmarfs Siplumati.

Sanmarfs Siplumati. Sra ais.
benboun me66eleS Den t0oe 4ueitit:
@eianoterne Segermanu.2inoencr
ne / Berlin os Sponneef / Stoet.
bolm oil / Ell nRr 5remtio saa al.
Eette bepirfer iielge "Rationalti.
oenoe" fsIgenbe 5oriGttelier inoen
Tiplomatiet: iii Berlin forflpttes
@eionotm | @~aibington 8reo
Roltfe og til Stocfbolm 8eianoten |
ct. petersburg Scapenius. Wsini'
tier 8run / 2onbon gaar tilbage I'll
@oibinqton og ailsies al 8repenfop
GaitenifioIo, for 5ioeu 8eianot
@ien. Zen tibligere llbenrissmini.
tier, Crit Scapenius, gaar iom 8e-
ienot iii @ien, cog sesuticnsroao |
.9onbon, Sarah Seaueuills, iorflpt.
tes / iamme Gsenifab til ct. geters.
burg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
7sostalo.

EsosfdIssdumeIseIfer cefdaes ardfis, raar
be tffe operfttder 10 Qinier. 5nb Orb req.
mes for en- etnie. Snr alt cber 10 atnier
rrdd betdles 1 Gent for hpert Orb. Dsinoe.
otate hetnIes reo ) Gents pr. Qinie. Befc.
\ Tina raa uItic mcoieIae Hefttltulsn :,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

SegrrnesSrabet. Sra Sarpsborg
mebbeles ben 9oe aug.: Com | Sa-
gen ansaaenbc Tegern9sorabet faloi
/ gftermiobus. 2asretten fienSte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
era Danmdrf.
Sanmarfs SanoelshaaSe.

oanite SanoeISfIaooe taIte peo TO
Gangen al 1911 5t3, 9S1 IONS, bril-.
fet bete9ner en- Reoeane paa 1900
IONS ira iorrise Mar. Sfibenes gn-
tal er gaaet neo fra 361S til 1862.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

GienSumsialg. "greoboItgaoro"
/ Sabl Sogn seo gierringbru, areal
240 S6r. 2onb, er al RroprietPr
Sanien iolgt til 5. Saurien / Srm.
itrup for $4,000 Str.
BroprietGr Subj, tioligere
"Sarbtsminoe", bar figbt Tropries
tpr 8eteriens 8oaro "8argaarbe" |
S6r. Stenoerup al % Sbr. Sart-
form og meS 245 3Or. 2anb for
100000 Str.
- Ger er ifslge "gejle y. Solfe.
blao" M meboeIt depreciation paa
SaIget al llloum B~reitesaarbs Sor'
Der til 5emrermeiter Heterien os
Wurermeiter e. 9ielien / llloum, 90
1riien err lat iii 57,100 SIR. Sor.
oer1e bill MI for en- pGientlig Gel BIZ
,t0Itnffe0p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Gu nbclSia gallonfart. Sra ais.

VI ADtiptB SuhpA'uth Dla SJp
benboon meooeIes oen 10oe Iugltit:
&l. 10 / 5omiObag iteg gaaouell
"9anmarf" op fra &lampenborg
meo Yremierlsitnant Ramm iom So
rer. aaptein slnberien % Premier'
l%sittant granot-W euer iulste meo
Iom Basiagerer. "8anmarf" off |
400 Wetcrs Seibe oper greiuno.
Otter Ell balp Zines Slugt beepnbte
gallonen pIubielig at bale DIT for
SaItbolmsiortet, ipo for ajsben.
baun. De ire 9aaonfarere pilbe iif'
fert bore Srufnet. bpis life ilere
3ampere bar fommet Dem tiIbiRlp
oa fit reooet aIle ire. aariagen til
llbeIoet en- forelsbig ufienbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

ltlsffcn / SrDllapeien. Sra Srono.
biem meboeles ben 10be auguit: Sor
rogen Sib iiben ~inbienbte be efter.
labte efter De forulpffeoe | Sroaa.
peien &rap paa @rltatl,. fra 4ontnlu-
men paa 5000 Ser. for bper. @leftri.
citetsperfsfomiteen, Tom MI bar be-
banblet Inoragenbet, inoltiQer poa,
of Ger poes ct @ibrag al 500 &r. til
Observation-Disclosures Snoitil.
Iingen motiperes meb, at 8ommunen
fife fan bore forplietet til at poe
g%rItatnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

0eSbrGnbt Siloepljefabrif. Sra
gaIeiuno mebbeles ben Toe aug.:
8eb i0h Siben | Jormiooog opitoo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

SrGbt at Soset. Sra giospolb
mebbeIes Den 9oe Iug.: On 1870
Iar ganmel Mtanb peo Naon Ones
rub bIep / Gftermiobag operfisrt al
grtra-Slgoostoget fra Eronobiem
Iige for bette anfom til 0toifogens
Station. lllpffen foregif pda ben
Waabe, of ben 8amle, Der bapoe be-
ret noe og ianfet en- Sef So, paa
Silbagepeien ifuloe gaa oper Sern-
encouragement, formooentlig iben
at bore opmerfiom paa, at Grtrato-
get fom fisrenbe; muligens bar BON
osiaa troet, at Soget alereoe babe
pos Ter oa oct bar bel / 3ime for
l;nfet. Som bar besuoen nofiaa oep-
bsrt. acknowledgement opoageoe
bam life, fpreno oct bar for tent at
iaa itoppet Soget, og Selsen bar, at
bets 81 Sogne eif oper ben 8amle,
iom 6eoe paa Steoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
linscriGbct | Sisrrina 2onobo.

uhoerpTucr I Stprrtng Sdnopos
iparefaSie ipnes OF ifulle tage itsrre
Gtmeniioner emo man ira isrit of
troeoe. llnoeritlobet er MI opaiort
til omfring 100000 Ser. og enbnli
er Den enoeIige Repiiion life aanife
fGroi9. Oian mener, at Snoifpberne
bill mite omtrent 80 Erocent al fine
Tenae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Ssosfalb. Sbp. Susmano | Sorie-
baae Sans Hasmlsien, Der bapoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Wgtteri umbDrb. Sra Moloe meo-
beIes ben 9be Iugult: st Bar 81.
ifere paa en- Wotorbaab, iom bar
biemmebsrenoe / Sisrtpft, ifal / for.
rige uge BABE praiet Ell engelif Sr9-
laltoamper "Gap" lbenfor Storeg.
gen. Wanoifabet omborb | Sfibet
ifal babe ~iortalt Siiferne, at gaabs-
manoen bapoe ifuot aapteinen og
oerpaa fig ielp. Siiferne ifal baue
let begge Sig. De Lao / en- 9asie paa
agteroGffet % bapoe Sfloiaar i So
pebet. "@ap" bapbe inotaget Sres
laIt / @rdangel % Sramaet bapbe
funbet Steo ct Tar Gage efter If-
gargen berfra. Siiferne ifal babe
uotalt, OF Wanoifabet omborb |
"glp" optraabte paa en- Raaoe, iom
gap Snbtrpf af, at Der bapoe ppret
Mptteri ombprb. Watroierne 10 paa
en- raa Maabe og s%ebRroeoe Jig iom
Sorbrpoere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

ltlpffe. Sra Sreorifsbalo meooe-
leg ben 10oe aueuit: Sforgaars blep
Ell Iioen Ssn al Gbr. anfer / Sire
brifsbalo noe paa Saberens 2anb-
iteb Sislpit UNDER Seq rammet al en-
8arapIpipile, iom uben at ifabe 9ie-
Gblet tr9ngte inb / Siernen, iaa
Gutter itrar faIot bepioitlss ON.
San bragtes til BET fommunale
Spgebus / Sreorifsbalo, bpor Spe-
ration foretoges. Oct bite Jig umil-
ligt OF reboe 2ioet, ba Siernen bar
itcrft lGberet, % ioag inotraabte Do
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Stpr @pnfursipia. Sra Srpno.

Stor &Onfnrsiuis. Sra Srono-
bien mebbeles ben 10oe auguit: 5
8erelfalifneren S. 90. SfropeS 8on-
fursbo er Ser opba9et meset itore
unoerIag Of 9pets aftipa. Oct er
SsIptsi, Wsbler og SGroipairer,
iom er bragt tiIiioe % ifiult paa for.
ifieatge Steoer | 9pen % paa Strin'
ben. Der er / De iioite ire Gage
ioretoget en- MISUNDERSTANDING
og berunber er De unoeriluaeoe 9ien-
itanoe funbet % beilaelagt al Roli'
tiet. Ilereoe peo Regiitreringen
goet blep man beiIig forbuuiet oper,
bpor lioet Webler % loitprsgien-
itanoe, Ser fanotes. Man fanot iaa'
Ieoes bore fem 9orbfnipe, life Ell
eneite Sslpife og life ct eneite Tlet'
ierpice / Suiet. 8enne 8onfursipig
er beit ~ltsrite, man fan ertnore Der
9pen. Gen gj9loer oiltnof mango
tuiino &rpner. Sfrope be9tf, ionl
oct bill erinoreS, 8erelfalIf for 70 q
so tuien aroner. Ger bill piitnot III
blipe ioretaget retslige Sorfsininger
baaoe MOB bam og Suitruen for lln-
oerilag / 9oet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

SiItaIte. @oarbbruaer ariitian Re.
oerien Hib, ifplbig ! uagtiomt Grab
unocr ifierpenoe Smit9noigbeoer.
San bIep bereiter iosmt ~ Mars
S9ngiel meo 5rabrag al n Gage
for garetGgtsarreit. Desuoen iosm.
tes bon 100 ar. | Sugsomfoltrin'
ger. - 9egernGsorabet gift for Jig
pao Den Maabe, at ariitian Riio ient
en- Iften piIoe trRnse fig inc til
Solfene paa 8aarben Wellegaaro,
bpor ban piloe bope 9r9noepin, uag'
tet ban alerebe Dor iterft beruiet.
San bIep nestet aoeang til Suiet,
oe / Raieri berooer ifisb ban meo III
9ep9r irb giennem ct al Suiets Iiii'
ouer. Sfubbet rammebe &onen pao
@oaroen, iom ionf bso ON paa 8ul'
bet. Srobsmanben affprebe Here
Sfub, men iloen at trPfie nogen.
San blep berefter n~rreIteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
aaiteees af Soften "a Srnfneoe.

Saiteces af Soften % 6rnfneoe.
ga 9eitpreren Of Set 8leiebjem, Sr.
8ranpoloen, forleben @ftermiobag
ifuloe ride en- Seit ooer fra en- . /
gieren % tiaanbs, bolot ban for
baarot / Seilerne os blep faltet at
!, Soften og brufnebe. ga ban bar
ipsmmebpgtie, CT ban ~atttagelig font
met nnber Seiten euer blepet ,laaet
al oenre. On Wanb, iom bar | Seer
Beben, sioroe fcrgiGpes 6orisg paa
at faa fat paa bam. Sans Sig blep
fenere iunbet og Splipningsfprisg
foretaget, men foraiGpes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

chapter was named for Alexander
Scott Withers, the author of Border
Warfare" WHO was greatly interested
in the early development OF this part
OF the country, and who lived for a
number of years near Weston, and is
buried in the old Arnold cemetery In
this city. He was grandfather of Hon.
John Scott Withers, Of Buckhannon.
Those present Mt the initial meeting
were: Misses jeanette Warren, Ida
Warder, Regina Hale, Fannie Harrl,
son aud Zeta Lively; Mrs. Cecil Orr,
Mrs. M. s. Holt, Mrs. Linn Branpon,
Mrs. George l.. Keener. Mrs. James
Ralston, Mrs. Harry Kurtz, Mrs. Lille
Branhon Carper and Mrs. George. DE
Bolt, of Fairmont; The los charter
members Of the local chapter will
again meet in a few days to consider
and act upon plans for the future. The
organization Of the Alexander Scott
Withers Chapter makes total of IA
active chapters in the State, with q
membership Of about GOETHE above
will appear in The Weston lndepen.
dent, Tuesday, Feb. t2T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
LOCAL CONCERN
Continued from Page one.)

company, has been giving a part Of
his time to the, operation of the Fair.
mont Mining Machinery Company, and
that it is due very largely to his ener'
gy that the plant has grown to It's
present size and output.
1t was also stated that the work in
the Powerand Mechanical department
Of the Coal Company had so Increased,
due to the new development work in
Kentucky. that OF necessity that de-
partment would require all of It's Sup
erintendent's attention and time. And
that the services of q new manager
had been secured for the aFirmont
Mining Machinery Company in the
person OF Mr Walter D. Stoekly, for.
merry connected with the Cramps
Shipbuilding company, but recently Of
Charleston, West Virginia
Mr.. H. B. HungerFord, who has been
principal assistant to Mr., Bremen,
will be in the same position with Mr..
Stockly.
The Offices Of both gentlemen will be.
at the company's main Office, Belt
Line and Tenth street. sr.
Mr.. Drennen will be connected with
the Fairmont Mining Machinery COM
mny In an advisory way. go.
We are authorized to state the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

by local application. d they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 the ear
There is only one way 10 cure dat.
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused ~ an
inhamed condition Of the mucous lin,
ing of the Eustachian Tube When
this tube is inaamed yoIlhaSe 4 fanibs'
ling sound or imperfect liearif and
when It is entirely closed; Deafnesa
lis the result, and unless the sihiiamnas
ton can be taken out and this tSibe Tesi
stored to It's normal condi ton, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out often are caused BY catafTil,
which Is nothing but an ihhan1ed con:
dftion Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred DolIafs.
forgany case Of Deafness (caused 81
catarrh) that cannot he cured 81,
Halls catarrh Cure. Send Tor circas
lars, free.
~ .. CHENEY n CO. \, Toledo b!
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halps Family Pills for conatl:
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
ro(Attend Reception

Among those who will go from here
to Uniontown tomorrow to attend the
wedding reception celebrating the
fEueth anniHersaryrof.the marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, the par.
ents OF Mr.. Harry Smith, of this city,
are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mr..
and Mrs J. Frank Richie, Mrs. w. s.
Hamilton, Mrs. Frank Pryor, DIR. J.fH'
Brownfeld, x.Goyernor a. B. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.. smithswent to
Uniontown today. .!tzps
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
HEADAcHE2-lT's YOUR LIVER.
Too Many People Take Headache
Powders When a Liver
Tonic ls Needed. 81
Try olive Tablets-The Substitute for
CaIomeI.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
one substitute for dangerous calomel.
They do all of calomel'S work without
any OF It's bad after effects.
There is no necessity, when you
take Olive Tablets, of following them
up with nasty, sickening, gripping salts
or castor oil, as you should after TAX
ing calomel. !
Olive Tablets do not contain calo-
mel or any other metallic drugs; they
are q purely vegetable compound
mixed with olive, oil, sugar.coated,
easy to take. aud meyer grippe or cause
weakness.
Thousands Of pee Pile take one every
night at bedtime Just to prevent dis
order OF the liver, constipation, bad
breath, pimples, headache, etc.
|.ollve Tablets are made of pure veg
atable compounds mixed with olive oil.
Or. Edwards, calomels old enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tab.
lets after seventeen years of practice
among patients afflicted with liver
and bowel troubles.
Try them fora week Take one on
retiring nightly.
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own"
10e and 25c per box,
The Olive Tablet Company OF Co.
lumbus, Ohio DR.. F, N. Edwards.
President. SatS ss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
WILLING TO TEACH
,EPTHER THEORY
Had Not Made Up His Mind Which
Was Correct and Was Ready
to BE Convinced. "A

The story is told of a young man
who applied for Hosltion TO teach d
country school. The board OF educa.
ton sent for him. Among other Ques-
tons, he%as asked II he believed the
earth to be round or flat.
"Well" he replied. I'm unpreju,
diced, so I'm willing to teach either
theory" q
The rural applicant was careful not
to- show his ignorance, Others are
not always so tho ghtful. A. discus.
sion recently aros. as to the ,boun.
daries d RoumaniN, the claim being
that It does not touch the Black Sea.
The West Yirginian's Atlas was
brought out to decide the question. It
correctly shows, that Roumania is
bounded on the north and west by
Austrla.Hunray, on the east by Rus.
sia and The Black sea, on the south by
Bulgaria. and for a short distance on
the west by Servia. So the one that
claimed that RoumanIa does not hor.
der on the Black Sea was wrong.
The Standard Atlas and Chronologi.
cal History of the World Is correct in
every detail. It's full pages maps and.
charts are authentic and up-to-date.
You can get It by presenting six head.
ings clipped or torn from the fiFst'
page OF this paper, together with an.
expense fee to ctHer the necessary
items Of this distribution.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
! Moif:n,,antown Event

Mrs. Harry j. ZeVely entertained
at a luncheon this afternoon in hon
or of Mrs Samuel Hubbard of Wells
burg, The guest Of Mrs. John Alden
Purlinton. Covers Wereilaid for eight.
Those present were Mrs. Hubbard,
Miss Elizabeth Stalnaker. Mrs. John
Alden PurlintonS Miss Margaret Buch'
anau, Mrs. G. f. Caste, Mrs Gilbert
Endsley, Mrs. B. II. Hite and Mrs.
evely. This afternoon, from 4 to S,
Mrs. B. H. Hite entertained at a tea
in honor. OF Mrs. Hubbard:-Post
Chronicle. ~ =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
With Mrs. DssoIt

An evening with Tennyson will be
enjoyed at the horhe~of Mrs. George
DeBolt on First street this evening at
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. A. H. Beavin, pastor
OF Christ Episcopal church; will give
a talk on this subject. The members
Of Christ church congregation and
their friends will be present. A silver
offering will be taken.
offering will be- taken. Note the
change Of hour. a~s
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W. and ], elee Club.

An event which, Is looked forward
To with interest is the appearance here
in tho near future OF the Glee. Club OF
the Washington ana Jefferson Univer'
sIty. The club will appear here on
the eyening,of March the 9th, at the
High school auditorium, under the
auspicessof the Junior iSClpss Of the
High school. This musical organiza'
ton has appeared IN this city before
and was greatly enjoyed.
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3. A. R. Chapter Organized

Saturday afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. a, A. Warren on Main avenue, a
local chapter. OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution vas organized,
Mrs. George DeBolt, OF Fairmont,
state Regent of tile D. A. R., being
present and assisting in the work OF
organization. The following officers
were, elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. George l. Keener. yiceregent;
Miss Ida Warder, secretary; Mrs. G.
D, Orr treasurer; Miss Regina Hale,
Registrar; MfsteJ James Ralston, chap.
lain Previous to this meeting, Mrs.
Linn Brmnon had Been appointed re-
GENT o. tter proposed chapter. The
y E I AZ +.
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EVans.E4o Gilbert.

Saturday evening at,,the residence
Of Rev. ]. C. BroomHeld oil Walnut
avenue, occurred the marriage of Mr..
Charles NJ. Evans, of 'Davisown. Pa,
and Miss Isabel Holbert, of Dolby, w.
Va. Several friends of the young peo.
pie witnessed the ceremony.
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Grove Cunning ham, sS0t 4NNi1eehng,
spent Sunday an this city with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Cunningham. i
Karl Nugpm spent Sunday with
lrelatiyes in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Moore NOV.
ed, Saturday, to Annabelle,. where
they will reside, Mr. Moore having &C;
cepted position with the Four State
Coal company there.
DR.. II. S. Yostshas returned from In.
dlanapols. Ind, where he accompanied
Mr.. Thomas McDermott ID, a Sanitar.
ilm, where he is receiving treatment,
Mr.. George NJ. Jacobs returned last
night from French Lick Springs, Ind,
where he has spent the last few weeks.
Victor Chancellor and 7, e. Graham
Of Parkersburg, who are students at
the W. V. o., spent Sunday here, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W, y. Arnett
Claude Hutchison, son Of mfr. and
Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson, who was oper.
ated On few days ago at Cook hos
4 pltal for appendicitis, is doing nicely,
with good prospects of recovery.
Miss Amanda Abbott. who teaches
in the Public schools at Grafton, is in
the city to spend some time.
Mrs. T. L. Henderson went to Graf.
ton yesterday. yhere she was called
by the sudden death Of her father, Mr..
John Lucas.iiW tu9S ylGDHaN stjr
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes has returned
Il from Weston. where she has spent the
past few days. a.
George T. Watson returned yester'
day from a trip in the East
Harry HentZleman, manager OF the
4 Monongah Glass Works. has returned
from a trip to st. Louis.
1 D. A. Richie is spending few days
| in the southern part of the State, look
ing after business interests.
Miss Elisabeth Stalnaker spent the
week end In Morgantown, the guest OF
Mrs. John Alden PurInton. - I'D
W. NJ. aicKillop. OF Fairmont, rep
resentlng Heinz company of Pitts
lburg, was here yesterday for the first
time since the first of December. Mr.
] McKillop has been confined to his
home by a severe attack of typhoid
fever.-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Mr.. G. H. Hess, formerly OF this
| city, who is now located at Elkins,
spent the past few days with his fam.
4 lily, on Pterpont avenue. He returned
4 to Elkins this morning. Mr.. Hess will
move bis family to Elkins in the near,
future.
| Mrs ]. f., Diehle, of East Park
iavenue, is quite III with the grippe.
Mrs. Al Pickering, of Rowlesburg, Is
Ia visitor in this city.
Miss lnez Jacobs, who has spent the
past week at her home in Triune, has
returned to Falrmont.
Miss Elizabeth Lemley has resumed
her position in the Hartley department
store, after spending the past few
monthsat. her home at Burton. /,
Mr.. Robert Martin, OF Clarksburg,
spent Sunday in this city.
| Miss Laura Williams left yesterday
for Charleston, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Henry Miller
\ Mrs plaaSv COnklin X In blacks.
| - M, A..
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Report Of the condition Of The
Peoples National Bank, at Fairmont,
in the State OF West Virginia, at the
close Of business, February 2OilSl2.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. r. Il. CUNNINGHAM was hostess
on Saturday evening at her home on
Monroe street at a prettily appointed
dinner party. Covers were laid for
twenty-five a'N asa
Euans.Holhert.