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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-12
BANKERS MEET 70AY AT.
WHhE SULPHUR SPRINGS
CONGRESSMAN HELM rs ONE
/oF THE SPEAKERS AT GATHER.


I. /oF THE SPEAKERS AT GATHER.
I ING,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July IL.
"A program covering two full days
is being carried out. by the nineteenth
annual meeting OF the West Virginia
Bankers Association at, White Sui.
phur. Springs yesterday and to day.
For some years the annual meeting Of
the bankers has been held at the IA
nous springs, the attendance has al,
ways been large and persons prom
inent in the nations financial circles
have participated. President W. VIII
lie Beall and Secretary J. S. Hin an
nounce among the addresses the fol-
lowing:
Prospects for Banking Legislation"
by DR.. II. Parker Willis, dean OF the
College OF Finance, George Washing
ton University.
Segregation of Deposits" by Rob-
ert Z. James, president OF Easton
Trust Company, of Eaton, Pa.
Souib . DtSlSioHS AIStllHS buUhb,
William B. Mathews, clerk of supreme
court Of appeals OF West Virginia.
Address, Charles P. Light, field
secretary American Association for
Highway Improvement.
Bank Advertising by +. w. Wells
worth. publicity manager Guarantee
Trust Company Of New York,
Address J. T. Helm, Congressman
from Alabama.
"Wtest Virginia Agriculture a
Neglected Industry by h. D. San.
derscn, deanfands dlrector,of College
OF Agriculture, West Virginia Uni
yersity. !. -. n, y Hii!'
A banquet will be given the bank
ers. this evening at which !, former
Cow William "a. MacCorkle will be
toastmaster, while election OF OH
GERS will be held this afternoon.
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THURSDAY TAE DAY-Ju.LY 18th
THk DATE--=:3o p. M.
BON AIR ADDITION.

Bon Aid Addition TO FaIrmont Is ..
Gated 2 squares from street car ,lhe,
che square from the famous speed
way. the road everybody travels, near
the Million Dollar Owens Bottle
Works. In the swiftly growing section
Of Fairmont, The East Side. A bet.
ter location for homes is not to be
found in the city or out of It. Here
is where values will multiply most
rapidly and where most all additional
population will eventually live.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Morgan have
moved from the Gasklns property on
Columbia street TO Raymond street.
Mrs. p. G. Stealey is suffering with
a mashed foot.
Mrs. Compston and family Of East
Park have gone to Murray to spend
few weeks.
Mr.. Willie Stealey and sister, Miss
Grace expect to spend Sunday with
friends in Cameron.
Mr.. NJ. d., Orr Of Merchant street
has gone TO Webster Springs for II
couple OF weeks stay,
Mrs. VIII Kay and daughter Miss
Ethel. OF Pittsburgh. will arrive here
Sunday to visit MI. and Mrs. S. l..
Jacobs OF Diamond street.
Miss Lucille Pople of Morgantown
Is visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John $. Pople.
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ter took another crack at<fhe pellet
and laid 1t on the Federal A. G. for
a score OF 81 10 6. TIE umpire were
Fletcher. Griffith and White. The
Federal a. V. will have to postpone
the game with Montana for Sunday
July 18th to later date.
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9 A large number of the members Of
the Palatine Baptist church and their
friends attended the kitchen shower
last evening at the church. The af
fair was held by the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety for the purpose of furnishing the
now kitchen in the basement Of the
church and large number OF useful
Qtmles as well as neat sum. of mon.
ey were received. Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
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2 s; O'Clock p. m
Thursday,
July 18th


The Bon Air Improvement Company
has succeeded In securing the services
of the American Realty and Auction
Company. OF Greensboro, n. c.. to dis.
pose of one hundred beautiful build.
ing lots, located in the Bon Air Add.
ton. -.. ...- 1.l .
These lots are ideally located. with
a good view Of the surrounding coun.
try-the FINEST TO BE HAD In This
locality.
Remember there are positively
only One Hundred Lots 10 be sold at
auction, but the highest bidder gets
them regardless OF cost.
All you ha We TO do is to pay down
$4,000 on yo4r bid and the balance iir
monthly Payments of $1,000
You can't afford to lei this oppor.
tun!ty OF getting lot at low price
pass you by You can sell at double
the price bu pay by holding for Il
few mOnths
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WANTED-If you are going d, buy q

wANTED-If you are going to, buy. d
home In the city, is It's exact dis
lance from the Court House a mat.
ter OF the greatest importance to
you, or would YOU be willing TO
concede few yards one way or the
other provided the home YOU buy
would carry with 1.-THE assurance OF
Substantial increase In value by
reason OF future improvements, |
have for sale at the west end OF
Flemlng's flower house, Ridgeleyi
Ave, two strictly modern homes
that may, possibly. he q title clos!
er in or little farther out than the
distance YOU have decided upon.
hnttI believe lean lconyince YOU in
ifiye minutes that no property Of.
3 fered for sale In the. city Is as sure
OF a big advance on the;price asked.
Let me show YOU why Gle. Mason,
725 Ridgeleyr Ave.
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pits. with the, md that comes with each
box, and then my Elory bcEInsi
No matter what tho weight Of your
clothing. no matter how hot and Stuny
Il may be indoors, you need never BE-
uiraid OF perSpirine amy moro in your
arm.plts tbnn you do on the buck Of
your hand. II you use PERSP1-N0.
It's marvellous yet d simple powder
that anybody Is safe in using. II keeps
your arm.ptts juSt us fresh and dry AM:
natural rs any other portion OF your body
Use PERSPI.SO and hot theatres,
dance-halls, and social affairs will have
no more terrors for you in arm-pit per.
splration. It's goodbye dress shields
forever. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PERSPT-No is for sale Mt your drug
eist' ut sc box, or sent direct. on receipt
OF price, by tho Perspo Co., Tl5 Lincoln
Ave-. Chicngo
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W. c. T.U.

a business meeting OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was
held this afternoon in the basement
Of the Diamond Street n e. church.
The County Convention will be held
here Adjust 90.
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The mld.week prayer service was
held Wednesday evening at the Pal
atine> Baptist church by the members
of the Diamond Street NJ f. church.
AT the close of the regular meeting a
baptlsmal service was conducted by
Rev. l.. B. Bowers, pastor OF the NJ.
Z. Church.
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standLnn of the cluhs.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.


Yesterday's ResuItc.
Erie, &; Akron. II.
Wheeling, 5; GAINESVILLE, 3.
Wheeling. a; GAINESVILLE, 6.
Springfield. 8; Tcrre Hautc. l..
South Bend, 0; Fl. Wayne, 4,
Dayton. IA: Grand Rapids. /.
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EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, July IL
Speers a recruit was on the mound for
Sharon and his passes were costly,
East Liverpool winning today'sgame
6 to 4. Northup's support was poor
at times. The score.
East Liverpool -. O2O II 01x-6 $ &
Sharon .......... Dol 900 0e3-4 %
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Mrs. Joe Sturgeon and daughter
Lulu and Mrs. Cora McKay~6f Nor
gantown spent Thursday with their
sister, Mrs. Harvey vanata, OF New
street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-12

Three base hit Edwards.
Stolen bases-i,ichards. Allen, Bar.
Double plays-B.ake TO Zimmerman
Rhoades TO Harris 10 Wager, Wager
to- Barry 10. Wager Edwards to Bar
.ry TO Edwards. =. 49, -. ..-4.- .--,.. s.
Struck out BY Flood 4; by Bauer. 5
Umpire-Brycelin.
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INDEPENDENTS Losr.l

The Fairmoht Independents lost to
the Fifth ward team in good game
at South Side Park yesterday. The
game went six innings and resulted
in 10 to victory for the Fifth ward.
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AlRsHlP HERE.

A Curtis, flying machine which was
shipped through this city, and which
was on tho trucks at the local depot
this morning for some time, attract.
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Misunderstanding work while
regular stenographers are onSYaea-
tons, address "stenographer,yt care
West virginlan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, I; Chicago. II.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati. 2.
Boston. 6; St. Louis, 9.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
tYesterday's Results.

Baltimore, IL: Providence, 5.
tsufato, o. Toronto. 2. ~ u
Rochester g.. Montreal, 2.
Otter game postponed. rain.
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To.day's Games.

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York al, 81. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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STATE or OHIO, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS. T

Lucas County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney make oaW that he
is senior partner of tn b ijtm OF f. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, county and State aforc.
said, and that said flynn will pay the
sum of ONE HpN4RED DOLLARS
for each and every Ioase of Catarrh
that cannot be cure by the use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. tlh Is 9Th day OF De.
cember. A. D. 1856.
A. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls C..@c.rrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, Al d acts directly on the blood
ana mi Gus surfaces OF the system.
Send fG testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-12

To.day's Games.
Buffalo nj Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal.
Newark at Baltimore.
Jersey City al Providence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-12

Summary-rwe, base hits, Belt, Par
ker, Grims, Phillips; double plays,
Spencer to Belt 10 Boyer. 2; Barnes,
unassisted; first on balls. off Coma.
way l, off Barnes 2; struck out. by
Conway 2, by Kern 5, by Barnes 5.
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Standing Of the Clubs
Today's Game:

East Liverpool at McKeesport.1
Fairmont at Steubenville.
Administering at Sharon.
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TIE !.
DALI
CHIT
RESPECTABLE THIEVES

The nice dressmaker lady, who is
usually n most cheerful person J, ar
rived at the house yesterday looking
decidedly disturbed.
What makes me look SO blue?"
In answer to my query. "Oh, nothing.
Yes, I will tell you Miss Cameron.
The postman gave me this letter on
my way down here"
And the dressmaker lady drew a
little square envelop from her hand.
bag: pulled out dainty correspon.
dence card, and read:
My Dear Miss l.:
Il am so sorry to tell you thu:
am taking most unexpected trip
with my husband and SO cannot have
you this week as We planned VIII
you let me know II you can let me
have those three days time next
month?
Trusting that you and your moth.
err are well and that this will not in.
convenience You to grently,I am,
Very truly yous.
..''........
Those three days Miss Cameron
are tomorrow, the next day and the
day after. 1t Is too late. of course,
for me to go anywhere else and means
dead loss OF nine dollars.
II wouldn't mind so much It | had
only myself to support. You know, but
j have 4 mother to look after and II
| work every day In the week that's
only eighteen dollars. and that's none
too mWeh when YOU consider dull sea.
sons and sickness to be saved up for"
The woman who wrote that letter
ms happened to know, Is n well-to do
woman. One woul hardly expect her
TO. give up the trip with her husband
because the dressmaker was engaged
but surely she might have paid nj
least a part Of the amount she must
have known the dressmaker would
lose.
why don't you insist that she pay
you some OF thai money!" asked.
Oh II ! did that I'd lose custom,
and cant afford to do that. "No,
/ can't do anything. have to reckon
just so much loss that way every
year.
] suppose that woman would be
most indignant II she heard herself
called "dlshonorable.'
And not only she but all the wo.
men who carelessly cancel engage.
ments of this kind at the eleventh
hour.
Our shampoo lady says she is DC
tually considering giving up her tele.
phone Just to ward off the people who
casually call up day Or n few hours
beotre their appointment and say:
They are so sorry but"
or course, there are times when It
is impossible to meet such engage.
hents, but II one had to ray when one
failed to keep them fancy such
impossibilitles would be very much
rarer.
You would be Mortified at the
thought Of stealing seventy.fve cents
from your saumpoo!st or two 70 three
dollars from your dressmaker would
MT you?
And yet when you cancel an en-
gagement in this way, what else are
you doing?
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WANrED-Boarders at 312 CASTOR
Ave--back OF Normal School. Beard
land room, $500 per week.
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WANTED-Men 10 lear, the barber
trade. Few weeks completes. An
other rush for BARRIERS tnIs season.
Best trade in existence to-day Good
money, light, clean; inside work.
Write for free catalogue. Moler5
Barber College, Cincinnati, D.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, .; Washington. 3.
Other games postponed. rain.
To-day's Games.
81. LOuis'at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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BoARDERs WANTED - Private.
boarding house with rooms torrent
II desired. Apply 1923 Center st.
between 18th and sth SITS, locust
Avenue.
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The American Realty and Auction
Company IS known all over tho Uni.
ted States for its Unique. Methods
End Square Dealing in disposing OF
properties .-
THE CELEBRATED PENNY Bros,
TWIN AuCTlONEERS
will talk at the SAME TIME, ii the
SAME To NE OF VOICE, and say the
SANE THING. These men alone
are wortl going m:-rs 10 see. This
Auction c ompant also carries its own
brass bat I'D, wgtch will play during
the eptir4 sale
And lag t, pt moi least, Its own
Full Sig / "curtis Biplane,"
In which n professional aviator will
make n fight oyer the allotment.
Never hgaln will you have an op-
portunity of seeing such an aqsresa-
lion of attraetions rEs:!utely free.
COME! Dent miss the sight OF
this beau itrll Airship flying In the
air hundreds df feet above Your head
obeying every touch Of its operator.
PRIZES of GOLD and SILVER
COINS an al BUILDING LOT. will
he given Away. Get ticket Write
your name on 1t and bring 1t to the
sale. Evcty one stands an equal
oil
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WANrED-Pri Private danclng LESSONS
by three or more young men who
have had no experience at dancing.
Lady instructor preferred. Address,
R. G., P. o. Box 5s4.
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man Ia tos 90
High School Education to learn
thoroughly 8 andsi0 cent business
and develop into a McCroreyl Man
ayers yer's service. 5000 to-
start. Call ]. G. McCrorey q Co.
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ed quite a bit Of attention. many stop.
ping to view the various parts Of the
heavier than air machine which will
carry a man high Into the clouds.
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WANrED-Large well furnished
room in private family by young
couple. Address ID R." care of
West viIginian.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-16
REDWOOD

KenwOod, Feb. 15.-The Kenwood
Union Sunday school was organized
Sunday, Feb. 18th. The Rev. Lord
Methodist minister of Rodman. presid-
ed. Mr.. r. c. Zeigler was elected as
superintendent; the Rev. John A Dyer,
assistant superintendent: Miss Ger
| trude Smith, secretary and treasurer
There was a large attendance at the
organi~a ton and the enthusiasm dis
played augers well for the success of
the undertaking. The Sabbath school
is a very necessary Institution and it
is hoped that everybody who can will
turn out and give 1t moral support
The Kenwood day school inaugural
ed the first day OF its history Monday
morning. Miss Dutin of Interlachen is
the teacher.
Judging from the number of strange
faces seen parading Central avenue,
must be doing lang office business
these days
vast amount of property changed
ownership yesterday.
The glorious sunshine of the past
few days has made more beamfng the
bright countenances of our new set
tiers.
lionaires can he seen enjoying the
glorious scenery surrounding Ken
wood
There Is a vast amount Of lumber
being unloaded on the railroad right
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of-way. Evidently Few more cot
ture.
Mr., r. H. Bolts, president of the
Putnam Handle Co, made a trip to
Palatka Monday on important bust
ness connected with the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Zeigler and Hon.
Percy Burton We're the guests Of Miss
Gertrude Smith Sunday evening.
We are glad to know that Mrs. j.
F. Osborne has fully recovered from a
severe cold and was able to attend a
big ball at Orange Springs Friday
night.
Mr. J +, Osborne has ordered his
soda fountain and expects it some
time in March. The young folks are
anticipating having cold drinks there
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Turn were Wis
iting at Interlachen Sunday night.
DR.. Ferguson's neat little office
building is rapidly nearing compile
ton The doctor will soon be INSTALL
ed therein. dispensing his remedies for
the purpose Of alternating the pains
and aches of suffering humanity.
We have just learned that the Put
nam Handle Manufacturing Co. is pre-
pairing to operate its excellent plant
This Will give employment to ute a
number of people who will appreciate
the opportunity.
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BELLETTEW

Beleview. Feb. 14-Mrs. A. c. Dav-
export of Omaha, Neb.. is visiting her
son and daughter. Nr. and Mrs. Earl
Davenport.
The dance given by Mr.. Rex Nichols
at his new store last Friday evening
was quite a success. 4 large crowd
was present and all report an enjoya-
BILE evening.
Prof, 0. l. Tharp Of Lakeland was
visitor last Friday.
Mrs Ellen French and Mrs. Bates
from Connecticut, arrived last Satur-
day to spend the remainder Of the win
ter and spring at Mrs French's cot
tage on East Front street.
The library association will give a
Rag Tag social at the town hall on
the evening Of the 22nd. As the name
implies 1t will be a rag tag" cos
TUNED affair and a jolly time is in
store for those who attend.
Mr.. Alfred Neelis and friend Of
GIovervilIe. y. 7, have arrived 10 spend
awhile with us.
we regret to learn OF the death Of
Mrs, Martha Barnes, sister Of Mrs. L
P. Holstead who passed away recently
in the north. We extend our sympa-
thy to Mrs. Holstead.
count of the Illness OF Prof and Mrs.
Richards.
The valentine social given by the
Baraca and Philathea classes Of the
Baptist church on Tuesday evening at
the town hall was a success. The fol-
lowing program was rendered. after
which refreshments were served, and
the usual valentine features We're en-
ljoyed:
Overture, piano duet by Miss Rick
ards and Miss Nichols.
Song. Silver Threads Among the
Gold"-Miss Edna Nichols. Mrs. Earl
Davenport and Mr. \. L. Mott.
Piano and violin music by Mr. and
Mrs. Cogswell.
Reading by Miss Bosworth.
Piano solo by Miss Richards.
Vocal duet by Mr.. Mott and Miss
Nichols.
Piano and violin music by Mr. and
Mrs. CogsWell.
Solo by Mrs. Earl Davenport.
Piano duet by Misses Nichols and
Richards
The hall was prettily decorated for
the occasion and neat sum was raised
and the young ladies and gentlemen
are to be congratulated on the success
of their social.
Mrs V D. Pratt gave a dance to a
few intimate friends last Friday even
ing.
Mr. John Lyles came in last week
from Citrus county, where he has been
employed.
Miss Edna Nichols retained Tuesday
morning from a pleasant visit with
Mrs. S. T. Maddox of St. Petersburg.
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YORK

York, Feb. 14.-Mr Tommie Russell
went up to Ocala Thursday.
Mr.. Leslie Horne has a squad of men
cupping pines with clay cups.
Mr.. William ellis and We scribe went
to the Brick City last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed Weathers, a brother of Mr..
w. V. Weathers. was in our little burg
recently with some fine turkeys for
Robert Douglass. who will keep the
same with some chickens and ducks
on what is known as the Jambes Crib
bett farm.
Mr.. Walter Rays foreman. Mr.. En-
nett, has squad of men boxing pines
with galvanized trays.
Mrs. A H. Potter and daughter. lit
tie Miss Doris, came down from Bald
win Friday TO visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William ellis
Miss Christiana Russell went 70
Ocala Friday and returned Saturday
Mr.. Robert Douglass dressed very
fine porker Friday for his Saturdays
trade.
Miss Lallie Gillis and her sister. Mrs.
\. H. Potter, went up to Ocala Satur-
day.
Turpentine men have begun to burn
the woods. so look out for your fences
Mr.. B. r. Freyermuth and Miss Ethel
Smith, his step-daughter, Of Martel.
came down Sunday and partook Of an
opossum dinner al the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L, / Steele, Ye scribe also help
ed 10 put away some Of that 'possum.
The past cold snap did not DO much
damage through this section.
Horne and Douglass lost a valuable
work horse Friday
Mr., Fl. NJ, Cave and his sister. Mrs
L. l. Steele. went to OcaIa Saturday
Miss Lallie ellis went UP TO Martel
Friday.
Mr.. Y. L, Steele came home Saturday
and returned Sunday TO his work for
the Silver Springs Lumber Company
between Anthony and Fort Mccoy.
Miss Anna Russell, who has been at
work in Ocala for some time, came
home this week
Mr.. r. F. Young and brother. Chal-
mers, have closed up their store. load
ed the same into box car and shipped
the same 10 North Carolina
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wACAHOOTA

Wacahoota, Mrs. T. \. Smith accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Theora
Smith, spent Thursday in Williston,
visiting Mrs r. c. Epperson.
Mr. Retis Smith returned from sew
eral days hunting in Gulf Hammock
Thursday, but found deer" were quite
scarce
Mr.. Alfred Aver, the tax assessor Of
Marion county, was assessing property
around Central Friday.
Messrs Retis. Cedric and Policy
Smith and Miss Geola Smith were
visitors to Williston Saturday and at
tended the carnival.
Rev. N. F Malphurs of Starke, hav-
ing missed connection in Gainesville.
reached here late for services Satur-
day. but services were held at the reg
ular hour on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. Smith were visit
ors to Gainesville Monday.
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