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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-30
GREAT FACTOR
IN OUR PROGRESS.
B. & 0. Has Considerable To
Do With The Rapid Ad-
vanCement Of West vir.
GINA Industries

At the annual meeting of the Assoc
ciated Boards of Trade of West Vir.
ginia, held in Morgantown recently,
Dir. |. c. White, president Of the Asso-
citation, read a paper on the enormous
wealth of the states natural resources
that has attracted general attention
IN business circles. DR.. White 10
State Geologist of West Virginia, and
is regarded as one of the eminent
scientists of the country. The follow
ing excerpts from the paper read by
DR.. White set forth the opportunities
for industrial expansion in the state.
Although not known as an iron
ore producing state, West Virginia
nevertheless has over 300,000,000 tons
of excellent iron ores which the great
iron manufacturers will be only too
anxious to obtain WITHIN the near Iu-
ture. Our limestones are boundleHs
in extent and unexcelled for purity,
being adapted to every purpose for
which lime can be utilized, from the
snowy Wilderness Of plaster to that OF
ordinary lime for agricultural pur.
poses.
"The number Of millions OF feet or
timber which formerly covered our
hills and mountains has never been
computed. Up to 1910 there were still
over 100000 acres Of virgin forests
containing many billion feet of spruce,
hemlock, and hardwoods remaining
from our 15,75000O acres originally
Confined on page 81
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-30

We recently read II q trade publca-
ton a list of twenty-five reasons why
Christmas shopping should be done
early. Added 10 that were 100 arti-
cIes suitable for presents. They also
gave a range of prices on each ar
ticle. II must be interesting to resi-
dents of this section to know that
in every instance the prices quoted
were equally as high as home deal
ers ask and in most cases from 10 to
IS per cent higher.
Home is the place to deal and w,
l.. Jones, the local dealer, in Christ
mas goods, as he has the fine stock
and honest prices. Peoples Trust Co,
Building. 10 &c Up If
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-30
Uncle Sans New Fighter
Launched Al New York
(By United Press1

New York, Oct 30.--In the presence
Of President Taft and Il great con.
course of people, the mammoth new
battleship New York, the last word in
Uncle Sans great sea fighters. slid
into the waters Of the East river today
at the Brooklyn navy yard. The
New York is only 81 per cent complet-
ed, and it will be May Ia, 1913, when
she will be placed in commission.
Three OF the workmen failed to
hear the signal to cut away the
stays and were almost caught as the
huge battleship slid down the ways.
The launching was complete sue
cess, although it remained for a husky
dock worker to relieve an embarrass-
ing situation and prevent the great
vessel from gaining the name hoo
doc" Several attempts of Miss Elsie
Payne to break bottle of champagne
on the prov of the vessel We're futile,
but the workman swung it against
the steel hull as the ship was slipping
away and thus christened the new
fighter.
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V|CE-PRES|DENT
SLOWLY SINKING
Condition Of Nh. Sherman
Is Admitted To Be PreCa-
rious, And Family Expect
His Death
(By United Press.)

Utica, N. " Oct. 30.-Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman passed a fairly quiet
night, according to statement is.
sued by the attending physician. DR..
Peek, today, but the vice-president' S
condition is admittedly so precarious
that the physician would not make no
prediction as to the result of his i'll
nesc.
It is known that the members of Mr..
Sherman's family are prepared for his
death, although they are hoping for
his ultimate recovery.
Thes pread of the uranus poisoning
has discouraged the physicians, who
apparently fear that the case is hope.
less.
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Serious Rioting Marked
Strike Of Mil Workers
(By United Press.)

Little Falls, N. Y, Oct 3o.-Serious
rioting marked the strike of the tex
tile workers here today In several
places the fight reached the proper
tons of pitched battle. Policeman
Michael Haley was shot in the left
thigh and badly wounded; John Kin
ney, of Albany, was stabbed in the
neck, and at least a score of strikers
and sympathizerse were badly beaten
by the police.
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ON A HUNTING TRIP.

Sheriff Kettering and r. S. Miller
left for the county this morning on a
hunting trip. They took with them
two small cannon, half-dozen dogs
and Other necessary paraphcrnalia.
and when they get through it will be
useless for anybody else to 20 in
chase of the nimble and elusive bunny
They'll get 'em all.
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Registration Books Are Now
Closed, And / You Are
Not On You Cannot Vote
Tuesday

The members Of the County Court
today completed the cases Of, the APP
pcas from the work of the election
registrars, and as the matter now
stands. no one Who is not on the reg
isration books Of his precinct will be
able TO cast ballot next Tuesday.
The work of the court today was final.
About 40 appeal cases we're heard
by the court during the past three
days, and Of these moro than half
were decided in favor of the appli.
eants against the registrars. In many
Of these cases the registrars were not
at fault, the voters having failed to
furnish the required information, or
not being located. In all about 100
cases were heard by the court. and il
required IA full week 10 dispose of
them II is said that the registration
This year is more complete and thor
ough than ever before. and that as 8
result there are now more voters on
the lists than at any previous cleo
ton in Berkeley county,
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is HoPELEssLY ILL.

The condition of Attorney John o.
Lemen is reported today as being the
same as yesterday, no Improvement
whatever being shown. The attend
ing physicians and relatives have
abandoned all hope Of his recovery.
although it is said that with each
hour he survives his chances grow
better.
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HOSE COMPANY NO q

Will hold a round dance in Katz's
Hall October 81, Halloween night.
Dancing will start promptly at 9.15
O'Clock, opened by grand march led
by Adolph KogeIschatz Everybody
invited. City Band orchestra under
direction of Miss Grace SwartZ, will
furnish the music. Use a couple. La
dies, 1Oc. 10 20 Up st
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DRY,WET DOWNEY

! have read with much interest the
questions propounded to Mr.. Downey
by some good citizens of our county,
and baYe watched more eagerly for
his answers to same, but as he has
not yet answered, I desire to add
few more questions to the list.
Mr. Downey, as candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney and asking for
such an important Office of the citiz-
ems of our county, you have been rep
resenting yourself as dry to the dry
citizens, and as being wet to the wet
citizens. Are you not telling this
same dry man that Harry Downs
your opponent is wet, in order that
you may gain by hook or crook his
support? Are you not telling this
same wet man when in private con-
versation. that Harry Downs is dry?
How could you expect the people of
Berkeley county to have confidence in
you as their Prosecuting Attorney.
Would you tell the criminal one thing
and the law-abiding citizen another?
At a recent election when special
I,r,,o 10 11f
there was no buying OF votes, did you
not proclaim publicly from your au-
tomoble in the Fourth Ward that as
all the detectives were now under ar
rest to go ahead and buy all you can?
Is it not true that Mr.. j. o. Hen
son, a Republican, is to be your as
sistant if you are elected?
How many gallons of whiskey have
you carried into Falling Waters dis
trict since you were nominated? How
many in the other country districts?
What reward is Mr.. w. w. West
fall to receive for his earnest efforts
: among our dry citizens in trying to
secure your election?
Are you not offering as high as
eight dollars to certain voters in the
county for a vote for yourself and
one other candidate on the Democrat
ic ticket?
Are you not Offering as high as
FIVE dollars for vote for yourself?
If these questions Mr.. Downey like
former ones. remain unanswered,
would advise all good citizens of our
county regardless Of politics, to vote
for Harry Downs, man who is hon
orable, who has made clean fight
who does not carry water on one
shoulder and whiskey on the other to
fraudulently gain the support of the
voters. who is deserving, and will,
believe, be fair and impartial if elect
ed. adv lip 1t
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tfa-sst eSl--'
NO SILVER CHAIN
FOR DEMOCRATS
Is the Plea of Author Of Thls Adver-
tisement About the LegisIa.>S
tive Ticket.

1t is with deepest regret that
again feel the necessity of taking uI
my pen to write about the political
situation in this county. thought my
labors were over when | realized that
undoubtedly the Democracy of Berke-
ley county would give strong evidence
at the polls that it had no kindly feel
ings for the representatives of this
section who defeated it's dearest wish
by casting aside the honorable John
r. McGraw for the gold dust twins.
In only one way can the Democrats
of Berkeley county show their dissat-
isfaction with the contemplate action
Of the men they once trusted to rep
resent them at Charleston-and that
way is by voting against Mr. Seibert
and Mr., Lingamfelter. You may ask
how this will accomplish the end an
| reply by. saying that Mr. Seibert ID
tually cast his vote against Nj
Graw and that Boss Silver IN
Mr.. Lingamfelter so that he
can control his vote for our ny
orable, forty times a millionair
son. You ask, if this was all tn yks4
CONTINUED on page 81
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SEVEN ESCAPE FROM SCHOOL

The local police department has
been notified of the escape from the
West Virginia Reform school at Graf
ton, w. Va, of seven of the inmates,
for whom a reward of $500 each is
offered for their recapture, None Of
the boys are from this section of the
state.
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OYSTER SUPPER.

Friday evening by ladies Of Trinity
n i. Church in the Willard building,
where f. A. Minors temporary store
was located. Everybody welcome.
Saturday, they will serve both dinner
and supper Also cakes, CONNECTIONS,
etc. 10 20 st Up
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MR.. BELL RETURNS.

Mr. Jesse Bell, who was principal
musician at the Paint Greek mines
for the National Guard at one time
stationed in that district, rcuraed TO
Martinsburg this morning.
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WITH GOVERNMENT CORPS.

Mr. Raymond Kilmer left this morn
ing for Washington to enter upon his
duties with a government engineering
corps attached to the L. S. survey.
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CITY TAX 1912

The tax books ior city taxes for
the year 1912 are now in my hands
for collection. On all tax bills paid
during the month OF October 1912, a
discount Of ) per cent win be allowed.
S. A. WESTENHANER,
10 I'm 1p Collector.
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Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carna-
tions, Potted Plants Marklin's Green
House. 10 26 ct
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Chrysanthemums, Roses. Carna
lions, Plotted Plants Marldin,s Green
House ~ % ct
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Minors store is now back in it's old
home. Cali and see us Up 1t
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MARKETS
What the merchants and elevators
are paying for farm products today:

Minors store is now back in it's old
home. Call and see us. Up 1t
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Minors store is now back in its old
home, Call and see us. Up 1t
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Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carna-
House. 10 26 Ct
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MONDAY

Frank ID Baird received telegram
Friday morning from Independence,
Kansas. informing him OF the death
OF his mother at her home in that
place. On account OF the serious i'll
ness OF his wife. Mr. Baird viii M,
be able to attend the funeral.
c. c. Campbell. at one time in charge
OF tas-local telephone exchange. and
since then holding similar positions IN
the comnany's employ in this and oslie.'
states. has just been Installed Us dis
trict manager for the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company .;
Salt Lake City
Harmon Minor len on Sanday fog
Tampico where he-~iil take posi-
ton under W t. Wallace With the
Mexico Exploration company. cor
poration financed by Pittshnrg. Penn
syivanin. capitalists. Mr.. Minor win
go by way OF beaumont. Texas. where
he viii he joined by his brother. CLYDE,
who will accompany him to Tampico
They will sail from New Orleans on
December FIRST Clyde Minor. who :
auditor OF the company. vii lnake az
official examination OF the books oI
the concern In Mexico.
The Associated Charities Has bess
given beet for distribution to III
needy. Those knowing of deserviis
families arc Invited to send the infor
nation to Mrs. Geo \. Baker.
AIRS. N. ; Rasnoids went TO penvri
this mornins where she win attend tn
Teachers association. which VIII elcs'
annual mecting Of ,ae Colorado stat
Wednesday afternoon.
! ,lr John Evans aad MIss Nesti
sess,lick. both Of Coal Creek, were mar
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Canon City to a-uver nine years agD.
but are now liSSag at Eldorado
Springs in Boulder county where they
are managing summer tourist re-
sort Mr. Ferrier is here as a witness
In The state nenltentiary cases
James Robbins. son OF Mr.. and Ms.
T. II. Robbins. who has been at ssh
mon. Idaho. IOr the past eleEen years,
Is visiting them here today. He went
out on -Four Nile for visit vita
friends.
Nrs. Dan Knapp. an old Floreno'
resident was over from cancn cl'y
on Wednesday night taking IN tis
turkey supper At celtie hall and trip
ping little Of the iisht fantastic
She is now taking care of a grand
child OF the recently deceased james
Belknap and wife.-Rockvaie Para
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Mrs. II. z. smith. LETT for Rochester.
New York. Tuesday. She was aeeom-
panisd az far as Denver b. County
clerk II. z Smith and wife. who se-
turned last evening
Miss Minnie D. Loouey. who has
beea at the Graves hospital hecaHse
q an appendicitis operation. was re-
moved TO her apartments at the
strathmore on Thursday
alderman I-afe Combs ~eni to Den
yer Thursday night. where he viii
pond the week md look ng after
some business matters reQulrins his
attention.
r. p. Hunter OF the Canon sta'e
hank is reported 10 have purchased tic
George Nix property at Sii Macon av-
enue. Mr. Hunter and family viii
move to their new home in the course
cf few weeks
sheriff Fields r Mcmillan aad
Deputy Sam Fabrizio today escort y
Floyd Buckley and " Ellis To the
s,ate penitcn,iary at Canon cs,y.
buckley will enter the institution -
serve from two and half to six
wears for burglary. while Ellis. also
guilty OF burglary. will serve from one
year TO eighteen months.-Puea'o
Star-Journal.
c. w HIck=on. who is wanted IN
Canon city for larceny. was arrested
on Main street here Wednesday night
by Detectives Rody and winterbottom.
Under sheriff Henry L. White OF Fre-
mont county arrived here this after
noon and win take The prisoner y
canon City 10 answer to the charge
FOR which he was taken into Gus
tody.-pueolo star-Journai.
s. s. Mccoy has been oeiicd TO Boul-
der ON account OF the serious Illness
OF his sister. whose home is In 'ae
university city.
Judge Kent l. Eidred left this
, week for a few weeks soiourn a
: Houston. Texas
Miss Mabel Curran. county superin.
tendent OF schools. will leave satnr'
day afternoon for Denver where sa'
viii attend the annual meeting OF th'
lcolorado State Teachers association
on Monday. Tuesday and wcssnesd.s,
OF next week
Mr. John OFT. who was operated o'
Tor appendicitis the mrs, OF the wee'
at the Grsves' hospital. Is much i'm
proved and getting along nicely
Anf. and Mrs. W. A. Ferrier OF ~
dorado spriuxs. Colorado, are spend
ing the week Waiting friends here
~ - ~ c--s~- .~nr~>a fro.
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TtE>Btv
Mrs. hef,nael.e soheller has .'e-
turned to Puscio, al.er pleasant
visit OF a week CT ten days Duration.
with friends IN Canon City.
Marriage Licenses were issued yes
terday to Aiva NJ Hunison OF Flor
ence and Miss Della i4l.aer OF Flor
ence. to John Esesas of Coal Creek
and Miss Nettle sealIiek "a coaI Creek
J. p Waits viii soon have t6e repa-
tation O. 'ihe daylight barber shop
having just installed electric lights
and viii use Tungsten burners.
Earl RuadaAl. who Is student At
Colorado collese al Colorado Springs.
came hor.e On Denver * Rio Grande
thaia Tucsday nisAi ani viii spead
! the THANKS giving HOLIDAYS with ais
parents. Mr. ana Nrs- o. J. Rnndshi
Miss Helen Clars is entertaining
during the Thanksgiving vacation 81
the CLARKE r~nca IN Webster Park
party OF high school girls Reports
say they are having a most delightfal
time The guests are Misses MinE
skinner. Roberta Craig. Nell Cook.
Mary shirley and Anna Riede.
Ms. r Z Holmes. who was oper-
aied upon at Minn~iua hospital IN
Pueblo lastsweek. is eonvalescins rap
idly. She VII lie brought home sooi-
Miss Star Freye went to Cripple
Creek in the auto stage the first of
the week AMI viii spend Thankssiv-
Ing with friends In the district.
| Fred Keanes of Omaha. Neb.. was
business visitor her. the first OF the
week lie went to Cripple Greek N
the auto stsge Monday afternoon
where he will spend s~sersl DAYS
looking about the great gold camps
Mr.. and Mrs W. {. Hun,oon sntf
family. who LEFT here few months
ago for Long Beach. Calf. with tbs
intention OF making their home there
are expected to again take up their
residence In Canon City. Mr.. Hantosn
is already here and will be Joined sr
his wife and daughter. Miss Geneva.
/. In a short time.
Jack Hawkins. well known in auto
/. mobile circles OF the district has sc-
eep,ed the position as driver on Bum
4 tens Canon City to Cripple Creek
auto stage and for the next week will
be found plotting the drumners and
, commercial mca between the two
towns. Bunten is taking a weeks va
cation aud lefs yesserdes afternoon ;ss
: Denver--cripple Creek Times.
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Or. Frank Acker Of idaho Springs.
Colo. IL Visiting his mother. Mrs. u.
b Acker. and his broth.tA hsrv: since
bis sssdustIoa Df. Acksr has beca
prscsieins medieias m Idaho sprihxs
- has sesa ssu'Arkib't s.iece6sfsi
a lie profession.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

UIUO NVJLO
Mrs. W, G. Thomas aud sister. Miss
Marian Lhkens. are spending the
n week in Denver.
j. W. sawhin and r. W. Smith took
trip to the Tallahassee district MouS
4 day to bring home their stock from
y the pastures
n. b. King is convaiescent from I
recent attack of infiammatory rheuma-
sism-
Mr. Jontry returned recently from a
trip to his old home in Kansas. The
family are located in Mrs. Twinam's
tent house on Grand avenue.
Miss Ina Bailey has been confined
TO her home with Illness the past
week. but is Improving at present.
for week or ten days Visiting
friends at Florence.
Mrs Lee and daughter Bessie came
down from Denver Friday for a visit
fsfwith their old friends at the Bancroft
and woodford homes. They left for
home Monday
lSN AIiss Ida cebhardt left Thursday ipr
an extended visit among friends and
relatives al different points In Kan
sax and Oklahoma She stopped off
few hours to visit her brother Glenn
AT Colorado Springs
The iadles prayer meeting was held
af the home OF Mrs. Foster on sher-
man avenue Monday afternoon. with
4 Eo& attendance. The next meeting
viii be with Mrs Frcidinger.
Ars Bottomstone. who is visiting
with her daughter. Mrs r W SMITH.
g.sFeceIsed telegram Monday apprisins
Nher Of the death Of brother In Penn
syivsnia.
Nr. Joe vcxzeti h constructing
tHine new cement block house ON his
place near BrooksIde. u 10 nov ubout
ready for ,he sh.nE.ss -
ss...
AFTER a three seek-' visit ~ lh..i
old home at Oklahoma ciiv. Ar. sra
Mrs @. W. Anthony returned TUESDAY
to their home on Logan street.
sr...
Air 4. @ calbraish and sister. Mr. .
sis. left Tuesday for Dallas. Texas.
for visit with their father. who -
Fsune quite old Mrs. SIX viii re-
main for Ions visi, aud Mr. Gal
brai,h expects 10 be game abou, two
weeks
Mrs. chas oconnor. her two chill
aren and sister. Nrs Hutchinson. D.
BellevllIs. Kan. were over-Sunday
fsuests at the Ge5hardt home ON shor-
man avenue. Monday they took roop,S
at Np. Dodds house at the foot o.
Pamp mn. Mrs o'connor is here
~ Cor her health AIR oconnor expects
~ to follow the urst of the year. whea
they may decide TO locate.
aud Mrs. Elton woodfor.l
80, 'turday to thu Esesns hopse
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THURSDAY

George n. Sale. secretary aud gem
eral mahager OF the Fremont County
Fruit Growers association. len w-d-
nesday afternoon en- short business
trip to sallda. Bucna Vista aud other
points west
Newman Erb OF New York. who re-
Gently negotiated the purchase OF ~,
Moffat road and has begun its extsa-
sicn westward from Steamboat
Springs. passed through here on Dep-
yer & Rio crande train No. ! Wed
nesday afternoon en- route TO salt
Lake city. On Tuesday Mr. Erb was
the guest OF Harry II. Blaekmer. pres
ident OF the allied Cripple Greek
lines. on a trip from Colorado Springs
to the Cripple Greek district and re-
turn.
A. ID. Hannum OF Juneau. Alaska.
arrived here on Tuesday for sh1rt
visit with his sister. Airs. sam Nc
Donald. whom he had no, seen before
for sixteen years He was aeccm"a-
nicd BY a couple Of friends. Ms. al
Ter and Mr. Williams. ot BeliinEham.
Washington. who are making bust
ness trip with him to Texas. Arizona
and California Mr. Hannum. who Is
Mrs. Mcponaid's only brother. has
been engaged in mining In various
parts OF Alaska for many years Dnd II
an authority on the material and In
dustriai condition OF that country.
FRIDAY
Miss star Fscse expects to go c
Cripple Greek Saturday 70 spend sh'
rhankrsiyiug HOLIDAYS with irlend'
In the district
Mra 3. &. Ewcil. who has been Wis
isins her mother. Mrs. J. = BurlelEn
and sis,ers. Mrs. :. Newell wsashs an
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Notary Prblie-w b. Rowland SO
Main street. Record ofiiee.
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ried by Rev. J. Il. Useseh at the La
thsran parsonage At Z. o'clock Monda~-
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aud Mrs. Elton woodforj
-. ',urday to the Esssns hopse
s.s.ts rect Elton makes dslis
TRIP. through II. seek to hi. ~o's IS
s'l. sas.,s., !, ~. pfo0sslde schools.
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Mr.. and ars. ,. u Russell and the
family OF DIR. csd~eli went TO the CAT
v,,, ranch.s in the ssountsins on sua-
=. for visit. They iessr the trip =
N. Russell car.
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~. s1sdles' aid society OF Nn-
cola r.rs ra'oyed an a'l-d's mse'ins
-, inkins on Thursday. a
-a..,,....-.,S was in attendance and
yemcnts we're co'n-
Y. Al bazaar.
p'''ee s'' '"e are here from
Mr. ana Mrs. ne~r -. -,,,, N,
astec. n A. for a =. w
home folks. Mr.. asS Mrs.. \ ;, r.m.,r
x,a Chestnut strsst. rKpy -
Ever the rhahksxivine seas0tn Pas
k>t1tiss Hazel t.ewis is sueHalul<l n.
asys this week with Miss cosss' -
Kardrk on East elm avenue.