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Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari-
 zona, May II, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that J. Frederic Farmer, of Scottsdale, Ariz., who, on October 19. 1910. made Homestead Entry No. O12437, for southwest quarter, Section 10, Town ship N. Range E. G. X S R. Meridian. has filed notice of inten
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
THE kAlsER,s MOTOR CARS.

Today all the cars used by the emperor are run by gasoline, with the sole exception of an electric coupe. which is at the disposal of the ladies of the court. But this sort of fuel was only adopted after the most vigorous fights with the employees of the old marshal From q perusal
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
UTAH DEMOCRATS MEET

SALT LAKE CITY, May 1.-The Utah democratic state convention was opened today and will name dele gates to Baltimore
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12

Dunn of Mason City, candidate for the democratic nomination for gov ernor, is state deputy and will pre- side
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
reEMroM lARKl NorEs.

Mrs James u. Wilkes, who was
hastily called to her home, Holly
Grove. Ark, last week on account Of
the serious illness Of her uncle, has
returned and reports him lunch i'm
proved. Mrs. ]. H. Joyce visited Mrs.
Davis Tuesday evening. Covenant
meeting and communion was held at
church Sunday morning. Quite a
crowd was present and all were happy.
Ii is sad to think Of the water which
is Overhowing the country now Peo-
pc are coming to Trenton and other
places to get out of the water. 1t is
a pitiful scene in Helena. So many
people without homes, without food
and without clothes. These have been
run in from the lower places. Miss
Mamie Franklin is now with her ia
Their, Mr.. b. J. Franklin, having had to
leave their home on account of the
water. Miss Carrie Simms spent the
forenoon with DR.. Davis and family
Wednesday, Mrs. Tara James, who
has been sick, is getting up now
Large crowds go to see the high wa
tiers.
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HRlERsvILLE NOTES.

Rev. ]. @. Johnson, presiding ED
er of the North Nashville District OF
the A. NJ. z. Church, held his second
quarterly conference at Wayman
Chapel here last Sunday, April 14th.
At 11:3O he preached soul-stirring
sermon to a neat audience. Text
Col. .2:1O, And We are complete in
him, which is the head of all princi-
pality and power" Subject "The
completion of the Soul" At p.
m. Rev. Waterman, of the Mt Calvary
Baptist Church, preached from 2
Tim. AS, "But watch thou in all
things, endure affection, do the work
of an evangelist, make full proof of
thy ministry" Collection $10.05. Mr..
William Copeland, grand president of
d. A., was present at the monthly
meeting of the B. o. No 70, of this
place last Monday night, April 9Th,
and made an interesting address
along the lines of benevolence. Mrs.
Adeline Kelly, one Of the Oldest citi-
gems of this place, was taken serious
ly i'll last week with la grippe, and
cold, but is reported much better at
this writing. Mr.. Emerson Bates,
who has been confined for month
with rheumatism, is able to be up
and out again. The entertainment
given at Royal Hall for the benefit
of the quarterly conference last Sat
urday night was a success. Mr.. Sam
ual Bates, of Nashville, was the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Mamie Bates, last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Webb entertained few trends al
dinner last Sunday, April 14th. Those
present were Rev. ]. Q. Johnson
P. E., Rev. j. d. Frierson, pastor o
the A. M. E. Church, Mr., Augustus
Walton, of Nashville, son-in-law o
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb; Mrs. Barbari
Vinson and little son, Roddrick Dhu
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Webb, ant
Miss Matte Webb. Mr.. Ed Weak
Hey, of Nashville, was the guest o
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Pettis last Sun
Gday at dinner. Messrs. NOVEL; Viz
son, Geo. Pettis, Thomas Webb an
Van VinsUn attended the revival a
Salem A. M. E. Church last Tuesda
night, April 10th. They report
spiritual meeting with much SUE
cess. Miss Katie Pettis and littl
Miss Lucille Shields Of this plac
spent Easter Sunday and Monday /
Nashville, the guests of Mrs. Ale
Tally and little daughter, Florenc
Irene. Mrs, G. w. Phillips of thi
: place was the guest of her siste
Mrs. A. w. Webb, of 4O2 Fostt
street, Easter Sunday, April 7th
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welcome Miss Wayne in our midst.
Mr.. Robert Frazier is able to be out
among friends again. He is visiting
his sister, Mrs. M. L. Orr, on Church
street. Mr.. l. ]. Davis and Miss
Mayme Davis were the guests of Miss
Mabel Myers Sunday on Wartrace
avenue. A merry fishing porty will
go UP the river Wednesday, consist
ing Of Mrs Essie Davis, Mrs. Maggie
D. Key, Mrs NJ. L. Orr, Miss Mayme
Davis and Mr. l. ]. Davis. They will
carry lunch baskets and spend the
day in catching and frying fish. They
are planning jolly trip. The pub
lie school will close the oath of May.
The teachers, Mrs. M. A. Smiley and
Mrs. L. H. McAdams, are planning a
nice closing. Miss Mabel Myers, OF
Wartrace avenue, attended the Teach
er's Association at Nashville. She
reports a pleasant time. Miss Vanoy
Webster and Evalena Bonds, of War.
trace, are visiting Miss Temple Ann
I Peppers, of North Church street. Mr.
Wilson Mitchell is convalescent. Mr.
Eddie Mitchell has gone to Decatur
I Ala. Little Stanley Davis, Jr., wa:
calling on Church street Sunday
Mrs. Ruth Washington and little son
Boyd, were visiting Mrs. Callie Dear
I Sunday. Mr.. l. j. Davis, Mrs. M. L
Orr, Mrs. NJ. D. Key, of Church
street, called on Miss Mayme Davis
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Maggie D
Key and Miss Mamie Davis hav
gone shopping, buying their summe
frocks.
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revival meeting last Monday night
Rev. Henderson made flying trip to
Nashville last Monday. Rev. James
Ridley assisted by Rev. Cumbyi in
having q glorious meeting at the A.
NJ. E. Church. Rev, Douglass preaehed
ar the First Baptist Church last Sun
dsy night. Last Sunday wse foot
washing DAY at the Primitive Baptist
Church. Rev. Brown preached in, the
afternoon and Rev. Luke Mason Of
Nashville. at night. Every one SEEM
ed to be alive and full Of the holy
Spirit Mrs. J. B. Mcclellan is still
very sick. Mrs. Bette Hendriq is
sick. Miss Ellen McAdoo, after a
long illness departed this life onl the
18th inst. She lived with her sister,
Mrs. Susan Green. on East State
street. Mrs. Georgia Jetton has re-
turned 70 her home in Nashville
after spending two weeks with her
sick sister. Mrs. sam McCOlley. THE
st0rk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Over
al last Saturday and left a fine little
ZirI for them Mrs. l. NJ Thompson
chairman Of the Executive Board Of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the Stones
River Association. went 10 Nashville
last week 70 hold their meeting a
he Third Avenue Baptist Church. o.
which Rev. Slaughter Is pastor. tTht
Bard wzs called TO order az 5 p m
b. th= chairman Everything wa.
carried ont nicely. They had a glori
Gus -iEs The next meeting viii b.
hsld th4 5th Friday in June at tn
First Baptist Church, East Nashville
Rev J. Davenport Bushell, pastor
While there she visited the Nero,
Hospital and Vas very glad to Sc
Mrs Crawford, the mother Of Dr.. r
T. Boyd, 50 much better. Mrs. r. h
Boyd, treasurer, was absent from tn
meeting On account OF death in he
family. Mrs.. Jane Hoover gave ;
pretty reception last Thursday after
noon in honor Of Mr.. John Moore AM
4. his bride
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DICKSON NOTES.

Mr.. Dalton Holt, one Of Dickson's
highly esteemed young men, died at
the City Hospital in Nashville, Sat
urday morning, April 18th, and was
brought here and buried on the Holt
farm Sunday evening. The funeral
services were conducted from st.
James A. NJ. e. Church, of which he
was member, and the occasion was
sad one. Mr.. Holt was good
young man and had many friends
who hope that their loss is heavens
gain. He leaves a sister, father, five
brothers and a host Of friends to
mourn their loss. Rev. J. f. Dean Of
ficiated. Rev. s. M. Utley was here
Saturday and Sunday conducting his
quarterly conference. He preached
two soul-stirring sermons. All pres
ent enjoyed his mastery production
Mrs. Ross, the wife Of Rev. Ross, Is
visiting her mother in Paris, Tenn
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ROWLING GREEN. Ky.

Easter dinner at the home of Miss
Lizzie Woods, 1888 Third street, at one
D. m, Sunday, the 7th. Covers were
laid for fourteen persons and all were
well dined. The following persons
we're present: Miss Jessie Grady, OF
Louisville, Ky; Miss Mary House, OF
greensboro; Miss Lulu Denning, MISS
Ella Carpenter, Miss Estella Morehead!
of Russellville; Miss Maggie Cook and
Miss Lizzie Woods, Messrs. Chas
Phelps. M. c. Bluett, Nose Martin
Hershel Haskins, Henry Price, Yer
non Mcdowell, Attrice .starks and
Mason Williams. Quite number Of
friends surprised Mrs. Mary II. Jones
last wednesday evening that being
her fifty-eighth birthday. Many hand
some and useful presents were re
ceiyed. At a reasonable hour ie'
cream and cake were served. The
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
wlLLIAMsPoRT NOTES.

Rev. n. Smith left for Nashville
last Thursday on a business trip. At
ter investigating matters he returned
home Saturday, stating that he had
met many Of his friends and his
trip was a success. Rev. n. Smith
preached two excellent sermons Sun
day and Sunday night Everybody
seemed TO be moved with the Holy
Spirit The Missionary Society met
with Mrs. Lucinda johnson last
Thursday The meeting was a sue
cess in every respect Rev. n Smith,
pastor; Mrs. A. N. Russell, presi-
dent; Mrs. r. A. Russell, vice
president Other faithful officers
and members were present. The
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
workers have caught the spirit Of
mission and are doing good work.
We are planning 70 give our pastor
rally on the 28th inst, we know
no failure. Mrs. Henry Russell, of
Columbia, and little daughter, we're
the guests Of Mrs. John HUTCHINSON
Saturday, staying till Monday. Miss
Bette CAN'T, of Columbia, was here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Elex CAN'T, Saturday and Sunday
Miss L. S. Collins was the guest OF
Mrs. Ellis Anderson Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell and lit
[ tie daughter were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Richard jones Sunday. Prof
is. G. CAN'T left last Tuesday fol
i Swami on a fishing tour, with a part!
of fishermen. He returned home
Saturday. They caught several fish
and had quite a nice stay. Mrs
Isaac Martin is very I'll at this writ
ing.
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MARTIN NOTES.

Sunday was a beautiful day, Every
one seemed TO enjoy being out The
day was spent in services. Rev. H.
G. Harris filed his pulpit Sunday
and Sunday night Rev. S. NJ Stray
horne being absent, Rev. B W. Ross
filed his pulpit. The clubs OF the
c. n. E Church pulled Of their ral-
II Sunday and Sunday night. which
every one who attended enjoyed BE-
ing cut. and especially hearing Blsh-
CD Lane. OF jackson. Tenn who IN
his own EncG way and time tried
10 picture CUT the story Of the cross
&c those thar attended AZ u o'clock
Sunday night ne preached 70 j large
congregaEun. The rally vas 4 sue
cess. The amount raised vas $780,
as. Mrs. Julia Haynes vas the
winner Of rhe prize, having ta2 larg-
est amount Of money raised. We VII
D. Eiad ID hare Bishop Lane n our
milfzr AGAIN The death angel visit
al ma hums az Mrs Minnie Massey
AMI a1Ck 4 -ft1-a -rF from their midst
II Is -1zEr MSS AMI heavens gain.
Tie revival services VII begin ar
ia laE G-.ze BAPTIST CErch sun.
en- 1EEr- E11 VII b. conducted b.
zaT Esr-zE Ls- sTzrT Christian
EHr zr-z-ez-ssz zzCU- Tie saving O.
surlE E-S M1Es T-h-s1z- whc
rs Ezmzz- 1-lzz Es- md Il report
II 10 b s11z t=-=- We h1p@ t0l
hHr z slae1T -ssssT=T- M an
Mrs. s. n TETl1r Ers L1s EzVpF y
rents Of Z f1e boy Nj. jim Frse
man is tnll of smiles bses1ss !.
is the proud father Of 2 boy LltI'
Arthur Pbelph, IT., vas reported yer.
sick Saturday, but is better. Mrs
Bette Emery and children were cal
ed 10 the bedside Of their sick neph
ew and cousin.
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RICH CREEK NOTES.

Rev. M. r. Riley filed his pulpit
last Sunday and Sunday night. The
church is progressing nicely and
seems TO have taken on new life IN
der the passionate Of Rev. Riley. The
Easter exercises at Mt. Carmel Bap-
fist Church were very interesting. Al
the close Of the programme Rev. Riley
made some very pleasing remarks,
then came the egg hunt al Mr.. Green
Wilhoite's. The golden egg was
found by Mr.. Lloyd Warner. The
church rally will be April 2lst. on
which day we hope 10 get a neat
sum. Messrs. c. S. Bates and Frank
Smith made flying trip to Shelby
vile last week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19

following persons participated. Mrs.
Lille Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mel
son, Mrs. Alice Bland, Laura Briggs,
Anna Willis, Matte Brown, Mollie
Carmour, Mrs. Lou Potter, Levia Car
penter, E. V. Brouder, Mrs. Martha
Lewis, Mrs. Jake Jones, Prof. and
Mrs. Cook, Miss Pima McCarter, Mrs,
Mintie Porter, Julia Garter, L. B. Har-
rington, Mrs, Cooksey, Alice Skies,
Susie Roberts, Ella Gardner, Annie
Moss, Mite Price, Mr.. and Mrs James
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page, Miss
Anna Page, Mrs. Ike Barclay. Miss
Pearl Loving is able to be out again
Mrs. Nellie ". Denning is improving
Little Bessie Lee Gillium departed
this life Friday, April 18th She haC
been confined to her bed number o.
weeks with typhoid fever. Mr.. Chas
Covington, of Indianapolis, is visiting
relatives and friends.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
FULTON kKY.l NOTES.

The public school in South Fulton
will close a very successful eight
months session on the Goth Of April.
We will have three to finish this year,
viz. Miss Jewell Rowlett, Miss Ze-
nobia Stephen and Miss Tina Mott.
We are proud of these young people
and we only hope that they will not
stop, but will go on. The stewardess
club of St. Paul was entertained by
Mrs. A. e. Warfield Mrs. Maggie
Rowlett read a very fine paper. In
this paper Mrs. Rowlett laid some
plans for the contemplated May festi
val. Mrs. Jamie Alexander went tc
Clenton, KY, Sunday on business.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
STEVENSON lALA.l NOTES.

The Literary Society Of Bridgeport
appeared here Saturday night and en-
tertained the people with a concert.
About twenty composed the party
The M. B. Sunday-school had an Eas-
ter programme April IA. The church
was prettily decorated in flowers and
the programme was nicely carried
out. Rev. Pope, the pastor, was pres
ent and preached in the morning and
at night. Mrs. Ellen Ditty, Of Fack
Ter, was up to the concert Saturday
Mrs. Susan Rudder, who has beer
very i'll, is much better. Mr.. ]. II
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
LINDEN NOTES.

A beautiful afternoon tea was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Catron at their
attractive home Friday evening in
honor Of the Linden baseball club.
The lovely home was most artistic in
it's decorations. In the dining-room
the decorations were especially beau
tiful. Mr.. T. A. Catron is here and
promises to have fast team this sea
son. The new park Is completed. A
series of games will be played be
tween Linden and Centerville April
18th and goth.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
UnGaIIed For Tailored Suits

Beautiful designs to be sold
at absolute cost. Don't miss an
opportunity to buy a high price
suit for a song. Come early as
they will not last long at such,
attractive prices.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
ELSTON TAILORING co.
327 Union Street

Hurt, the Globe agent, is away this
week looking after church work. Dan
Hancock keeps very busy every Sat.
urday selling the Globe. He seems I'd
like his new position. Call at H. VI
Hancock's when in this city for staple
and fancy groceries, He always had
fresh lot on hand and will appreciate
call. The girls and boys of Aver,
gave an entertainment in the schoo
building Tuesday night, April 16th
conducted by Mesdames Annie MIG
Clue and Tiffie Caperton. Rev. w. G
Crutcher left Saturday to fill his put
pit at Gusley. The Book Club met a
the home of Mrs Sallie Robinsoi
April 18th. A very interesting meet
ing was held. The next meeting VII
be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Col.
April 25th. Messrs. Willie Tally an.
Herbert Young attended the McFaT
land party at Bridgeport.
AT the Ryman Auditorium at Pa
p. nj. Sacred cantata and choru,
| IIaoVs Al
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19
eHEI RvvIllE NOTES.

The ladies of East Shelbyville have
been. very busy these few bright days
planting their gardens and planting
flowers. Mrs. l.. l.. Ransom was Wis
iting Mrs w. d. Key Thursday Miss
Wayne Davis is at home again. We
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19

Call at the Nashville Globe Office,
447 Fourth avenue, North, for your
ticket. Leave a silver Offering Of
ten cents, for the Ryman Auditori-
UNI Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
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PINE SlK[IIRI HIIk GlS

Cal Al Mr. e. s Mar1HT E1Hra- n M = -
Iohnson- MAJESTIC TnEEIs Building an ss..lilili-
fhe besutiful line ri FINE 1HnliHrs mar ss...'4s
Made 10 order i1T MS c1lslDntTf r IL = y =. -
and artistic EO-k n Ear JuDnE ant fniillIialss
Combines made 10 order and Dralus rt-uFs1 a.
cTimuped. Leave orders a the sIpTe, Or anlieai
NJ w. H. Younf. lEZ6 Ivy NJ. NHshFAilS' AnfA
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MURFREs5oRo NOTES.
Rev. VIM. Henderson, pastor Of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church began his
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-19

AT the Ryman Auditorium at q
p. nj. Sacred cantata and Choir
Hear them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06

the guest OF Inglebrights on North
Fourth street for several days has
returned TO her home at Beaver.
Pa.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson is here
visiting the family OF Charles An
derson for several days.
Archie Jones and family returned
yesterday from Carlo. H.. where
they stopped on their way down the
Ohio in a houseboat Mr. Jones
sold the boat 10 parties there.
Earl Boyd. VIII Faust and Frank
McCaffrey leave for Alliance this
morning in the Boyd auto
Misses Alice Lafferty and Anna
Schubeck have returned from a
pleasant visit in Cleveland
Miss Virginia Heslop Is III az the
home OF her parents on North
Fifth street.
Earl Heslop and Howell Jones leave
this morning in the f5oyd auto for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06

Alliance. from which place they
will continue 10 the iakes on a trip.
Mr.. Wiley OF Jerusalem. Ohio. is
visiting relatives here for few
B. Zimmerman and wife left yes.
terday for Chicago TO spend a few
days.
DR.. A. J. Crawford is confined to
his home with an attack OF tonsi-
litis.
Lawrence Myers is here from Par
kersburg. w. Va. spending several
days with friends
Miss Ruth Wells is here from
Canton until Thursday visiting her
aunt Mrs. Ella Lupton
Miss Louise Frazier returns to-
morrow morning 10 her home in
Monessen, Pa. after several days
visit with relatives.
Fred Kurtz has gone TO Cleveland
for several days visit
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Beilalre PrI.f.

Dan Dunn Of South Bellaire has
purchased a house on Gravel TTiu
where he and his family now reside
Mr.. and Mrs George Wagner Of
Chicago. ILL.,, are visiting friends and
relatives in this city
Mrs. Edward Michael and daughter
Miss Lois, Of Franklin street. are visit
Ing friends and relatives At Belmont
Mrs Harry Nelson. OF Clinton street
is able 70 be out after few weeks
illness
Walter Bedillon. OF Washington.
Pa. has returned home after a visit
With relatives al Shadyside.
Mrs. " ~. Eberline. Of Guernsey
street. left yesterday on visit with
relatives a. Denver. Colo. and Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs Lydia Moore. OF shadyside. left
Yesterday morning on a trip % Den.
vcr. Colo
Miss Flora Mcdonald 81 Rose FU
has returned from visit with friends
and relatives az Chicago. 30
Items % Interest FOR this paper may
D." left 40 'hc C.fv book store or feis
phonof 'o fhe reporter. HeI 2sfI
Mrs David PursegIove and daughter
NJ Pr GLAND arc wishing friend. and
relatives ln fhIsc fv
charles pracff and Joseph Carey %
ths city WIN leave Thurrfrv fr- a
rip f0 Atlantic r'tv
NlisH Helen Nirhoiarr OF grsvaf
I n cave 'o morrow fr~ r rI-ff
Hfh relatives and friends or rru.
rafnr
rnsa~t u-r-- 90 .e. 49,.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

w W. Crowl has returned 10 Yves.
ton, W. Va, after n visit here with
his father
Mrs. Catharine Tilton. accompanied
by her son Hodgen. left yesterday for
Pittsburg 10 spend some time with
relatives.
Many colored folks will attend the
district conference OF the church a;
Bellaire today.
\ crowd OF local young people went
20 the Stringer Inn for dinner yes
terday.
]. W. Turner and family have gone
10 Cuyahoga Falls TO visit for several
days.
Samuel Nuzum. the former express
man. is here from Parkersb burg. spend
ing several days renewing old &C.
quaintances
Fred lturtz went 10 Cleveland yes
terday for Few days stay with
friends
Mrs. W l. Noble and daughter su.
zanne are visiting relatives at Clays
Vile. Pa. for several days.
The streets in the central part Of
town were treated 20 a good cleaning
with the sweeper yesterday and pre-
sent much better appearance.
Misses Olive and Goldie Stengle OF
Wellsburg are visitin Eat the home o.
Postmaster George Gledgwick.
Mrs. George Ashton and two sons
81 Piitsburg are the guests OF Mar
Tins Ferry friends. Mrs. Ashton was
formerly Miss Maud Babb and well
known here
\ foreigner. whose name could not
De- learned. was arrested on "a drunk
charge last niEht and viii have bis
hearing this morning
a man who claims to Do a COWBOY
attracted large crowd fn Martins
ferrF laaf evening Hr offered fo be-,
any one present Go him up with 4
rope and he uouif unite himself O.
course there vas rt-.e money con
s.deraf.on attached fo fhe perform
rrrr
H -rror uas a business visitor
.n N0sriarilIe YESTERDAY
M.ss Martha OFT. uro ras h..-
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: $. Adams and son. John. and
daughter. Mary. will leave today for
FONTS IN Pennsylvania and the Great
] axes. To- BE- gone several weeks
dlker Allen 90 Moodsdal- manager
81 the House and Hermann company OF
Wheeling. left yesterday FOR New York
'ltN IN the interest Of the company
Lawrence Cassweu of Denver. Colo.
~ spending Few days Out-thePiks
calling on friends
Fred BAY IA ~ Fulton has purchased
q valuable bird dog and will try htm
out ia the near future
Inc contractors have completed the
tNcHNating for the new residence OF
II. Quarter ia Woodiawn
russell Wilson OF Wood daIe was In
MAJ tlns Ferry. ohio. Sunday calling on
Joseph Czurilia and Lee Mccain r..
turned 10 their homes In Woodsdale
ytsterday after a two weeks nishing
Trip down the Ohio.
waiter Conrad or Pittsburgh was a
business caller in the Out-the-Pfke dfs-
trict YESTERDAY
william and James Cass 81 Parkers-
tLis we're callers IN the Out-the-Pike
district yesterday.
Miss Florence Mason OF LeatherWood
lelL laSt evening for Gary. Ind. 20
spehe a rev weeks the guest Of her sis
Ter Mrs Chas. Hare
Miss Gertrude Wiuan % Johsrs+,r
y spending = Few weeks the Rues- 80
H,,f7 John Hellstrom at her home In
James Davis o. Fdgewoo4 i.s. YES
teIday for Cleveland. a.. 90 spend "A sew
efhi weeks vacation
NlocFt Nickersou. who has been con-
iNfi 20 his home tn Park View Tor the
Ia"t several weeks on tho sick Ifr. II
''roifcd as improving nicely
N"rH VII Doe started TODAY On tha
or Lemon "' O.
Hi@~ NelH" Burns Of Fulton Ieft FOR
Canton %. yesterday 20 spend "a few
DAYS vacation. ~"
ANTffaH fH4rsf~
spending few days on "a fisbfrg ia
down the Ohio. '-F