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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
NURSES MAKE NEW
RECORD FOR VISITS
Instructive Visiting Nurse Asso-
citation Votes to Broaden
Scope of Activity.

At the last meeting OF the organiza-
tion until next fall, tho Instructive Wis
iting Nurse Association board decided
TO take nm important step in new d.
rection. voting to send delegate to
the first annual convention OF the Ma
tional Organization for Public Health
Nursing, to DO held In Atlantic City
Juno 2l-25. The delegate is yet to be
named. 1t is believed by tho board
that tho local association Will obtain
great benefit from thus coming into
closer touch with social service organi-
cations I'm other cities. which. having
been in existence longer. have learned
by experience many hints in public
nursing that will be OF inestmablc
value to the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Association.
y record for the number OF visits
paid III one month by the nurses at
tached TO the association was made
during May. According to the report
of the head nurse, read ut the last
meeting OF tho board, the nine nurses
rendered physical service and advice
OH 2.104 occasions in the month. The
visiting list WAS composed OF 80 pa
tents OF which l55 We're placed on
the roll for the first time. \ total of
Las recorded visits We're made and
900 unrecorled calls. Seven patients
were lodged in hospitals and two sent
to tho medical college dispcnsaries for
treatment Thirteen milk and seven
ice tickets were give, out.
To dispcl misunderstanding OF tho
distinction between Il recorded visit
and an unrccorded visit, the board
made ii point to state that visits
TO patient to give advice OF infor-
nation. or TO summon a physician. but
to do 10 actual nursing. are To he set
down as unrccordcd visits. The visits
are to be numbered according To the
number of patients III home and not
To he padded by including the number
of occupants of the house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13

Notice OF motion for a Judgment for
sl2G5l.:0 Was filed yesterday in the City
circuit Court by the Commonwealth of
Virginia, at the relation Of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts, against the Cray
National Telautograph Company \
judgment was fled also for Sl,334.i0 by
the state against the National Auto
matte Fire Alarm Company. OF wa SIN :
ington. l.. g. The defendants We're
called. but failed 10 appear The mo-
tons were dockctcd and continued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
Mayor Ainslic Goes to Lexington.

Mayor George Ainslie leaves for
Lexington to-day to attend the final
exercises of the Virginia Military IN
st!tute. lie will remain away from
the city about a week Mayor Ainslie
is n graduate Of the Virginia Military
Institute. and has retained a strong
interest In the happenings at his alma
mater w. II. Adams president of the
BOARD Of Aldermen. kill he the acting
Mayor in the absence of Mayor Anslie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
Examinations far po.,mast.

The CiE!! service examinations FOR a
fourth class postmaster At Drewry's huff
Va. VIII b. held III the post-ofice building
al Richmond. on June Is. The only restric-
tons upon applicants are that they be at
least twenty. oEc years old. II male. and
eighteen. IL female. and that they shall h"
citizens OF the United States and reside
IN the area supplied by the Drewrys Bluff
office Applicants must give notice OF In
teiton 10 take the examinations To the
rivii Service Commission IN Washington
within seven days OF the examinations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
say Morano WIN Recover

THO condition of JoscDh Moramo. tho
deputy high constable who attcmptcd
suicide Wednesday morning by shoot
ing himself in the head, was last ufrbt
reported To be improving. AT the Me
mortal Hospital where he is under
treatment. his recovery was predicted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
unc,, rrnu co,,..n,io

Chief Of Police Werner Captain
Pollock and Police commissioners
Goodc and Parker returned To the
city last night from Washington. where
they attended the annual convention Of
police chiefs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
serreru,,on Ordinance yiolo,ion.

Amcda Toni fined 800 yesterday morn
ing IN Police Court for violating the scgre-
CATION ordinance by living In a neighborhood
where negroes predominate In numbers. lie
appealed TO the Hastings Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13

Benjamin Braxton. colored. was ancd SO
and costs yesterday morning IN Police Court
Tor being drunk and rccklessy driving "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13


the regular monthly meeting OF the Rich
mond ihilathea League will be held to- might
ut o'clock At the Fnirmount Avenue n,n.
tist Church. corner oil Twenty first street ana
Fairmount Avenue. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13

ROhbed of $50.
r. y. Rowsey. OF 1910 West Main Street
yesterday reported 10 the police that his
room entered and $50 In cash stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
MIR. Plumber

Special fixtures that you need? Why
go out of town for them: We have a
complete line in stock. and can supply
you in less time and at less expense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
$5.98 Skirts, 1898

More than dozen SEPARATE SKIRTS OF good quality
whpcords and fancy mxtures broken Of
formerly selling S50S but extraordinary values trimmed ef-
tecs and PLAIN tailored models Second Floor
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
1HAi,lDENAN

Misses Mary and Della Odell oi
Clay Center were guests nj o. e.
Browns Saturday night and sunday.
Herman Herman went 20 Napton
Saturday after goods for Pl 5. Rey-
nolds.
Mr.. James Webb was trading In
Arrow Rock Friday morning.
Mr.. McCarty aud daughters of nea
Saline city were trading here Thurs.
day.
Miss Mary Odell and Messrs Let.
cher odell. Linwood and Jennings
Brown spent a few hours AZ u. ".
Pipers Saturday night.
Miss Mollle Neff visited friends IN
Arrow Rock Saturday night and sun
day.
Several from here attended the
play In Arrow Rock Saturday night.
Msssrs Ben and John Leimkueh-
Ter we're among those In Arrow Rock
Wednesday.
NIfs 'blE ~ bWNN' uHu hNukN''i
Miss Carrie, were trading In Arrow
Rock Saturday.
Sunday school was well attended
here Sunday.
Guy Davis was on the sick last
several days last week.
Messrs Elgie Woodsmall and VIII
Frank were trading here Friday.
Charley Piper spent Sunday with
John Howell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Turner Embrey and
little daughter, Mary, spent Sundas
al VIII Vanarsdales.
Mr.. Amos Johnson visited The
latter part OF the week, with friends
IN Cole county.
DIR. Lawless was called NOnda,
morning TO see Richard Reynolds
who has been feeling badly severe
days.
G. C. Gibson vas trading here Mon
day.
Forest Grove school closed Marcl
rs. Miss Anna Hoy az teacher.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
MALTA BEND

Miss Dean Bailey was shonping in
Marshall last Tuesday.
Mrs vanAnglen returned home
last Monday after visiting relatives
for a week.
Mrs. Charlie Lunbeck came in last
Monday from Monta Vista, Colorado,
for a visit OF several weeks with re-
latives here.
Misses Elisha Tobin and Ruth Slush-
er returned TO Fayette last Tuesday
after spending Easter with home.
folks.
Misses. RohB Of Grand Pass return
ed home last Friday evening after
several days visit with Miss Leah
Thornton.
Mrs. Cane and daughter returned
home from Fayette last Thursday
after a weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Choffer were
shopping in Marshall last Thursday.
Mrs. Jas Tobbin attended the Sun
day school convention AT Marshall
Thursday.
Messers Earl vanstone and Lester
Levey attended the Sunday school
convention at Marshall last Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Meryl Blosser visited relatives
a. Stanhope last Friday.
Mr.. Lewis Nye was %transacting
business in Marshall last Wednesday.
Mr.. Willie Blosscr and MIR. Ionic
Blosser were guests last Thursday
nisht OF Mrs. clara Blosser and
family.
Mr.. Perry Wilson aud sons. Del
bert and George were guests OF Mr..
Wilson's sister. Mrs. Humphrey AZ
Grand Pass sunday.
Miss Florence Baker attended the
Sunday school convention at Mar.
shall last Friday.
Mrs. Thornton aud Mrs. Nelson
Were Marshall visitors last Friday.
Joe Deckard ard wife we're shopp.
iny In Marshall Monday.
Mr. John Nyc aud wife were dinner
guests Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Nye and family.
Miss Coda Mahan was transactine
/ business IN Marshall Monday.
Mrs. Kimamon returned home sun.
day evening after several weeks visit
lNith her grand daughter. Mrs. Raf
N'i;ilms At Marshall.
&rs. Riley OF Waverly was tho
81 90 o. relatives here sunday.
~. lohnulo Riley was visiting re-.
latives at Grand Pass sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
JESTER

Mrs. Tom Lewis had a good crowd
at her rag lacking last Wednesday,
for such a bad day. Those present
were: Mrs. John Noble. Mrs. +. Ha-
herman and daughter, Miss Laura.
Mrs. J. s. Lewis, Mrs. Henry Shantz,
Mrs. Mort Doan and Mrs. J. X. Lewis
and daughter. Miss Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble was visit
ing MIR. Jim white OF Marshall Thurs
day afternoon. who has been sick for
some time.
Several from this neighborhood
was shopping In Marshall Saturday,
Little Harry Caldwell spent from
Saturday till Monday with his grand
parents.
We are glad to hear that. Mr..
George Weber IL recovering from
bis severe sick smell. ra
~ xrAssseas%xas andyNTS Roy
Spencer were driving in tins Vicinity
Sunday morning,
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
SALT

Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes were in Mar
shall saturday, they We're accompani-
ed home by their daughter. Miss viii
ana, who attends school at the Mis-
souri, Valley college.
Mr.. Martin aud daughter, Miss
Clara. attended the Sunday school
convention in Marshall last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Colvert spent Sunday
at the home of the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. McFaddin.
Mrs. Hunter Lewis and daughter
Miss Ma. me, were In the county
seat Friday. Mrs. Lewis returned
that evening. Miss Maymie stayed
for a longer visit.
Mr.. w. A. Smith spent Sunday In
Marshall.
Mr.. Frank Kidd were the CUES
Sunday afternoon OF j. W. Wright.
Mrs. Dick william we're in Mar
shall Monday afternoon.
Mr.. r. J. Pence attended the Sun
day school convention in Marshal
Thursday and Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
MIAMI

Our river has been kept alive for
the last week In the way OF boat
passage. The steamer, st. Angus
tine passed Miami Friday with three
bsrges on its way TO Kansas City.
Last Saturday the steamer Advance
stopped in Miami. as IL was on is
way to st. Louis and u~nloaded 5000
lbs OF goods for one merchant. rbe
Belle OF Glasgow is q frequent visitor
here from Dewitt to convey stock 10
market, etc.
Miss Annie ClemiDgs teacher of
the primary department was able 10
resume her duties at school Monday.
after being laid up from a ver in
jury caused from falling down q
stair way at her home last week.
DIR. Hall OF Marshall was called TO
Miami TO have a consultation with
DeGrady In regard to the serious
condition OF Miss Erma Null.
Miss Erma Null who has been
very seriously i'll. is now some what
improved. Her Illness was caused
by a hard fall. she had a few weeks
ago and an internal abcess was The
result.
A merchant in the grocery bust
ness who doesn't claim 10 he the lea.
der. says he has sold over four bun.
dred kegs OF kraut containing each
: gallons 10 his customers in aud
about Miami during the winter goa
son.
Willie Peterman or Kansas City
came TO Miami Saturday to make =
short visit TO the FAMILY OF his fa-
ther. Price Peterman.
DIR. a. n. w. Sullivan and wife
spent the end OF the week ~ 'he
home Of their son-in-law. Il. r. Jcn.
nlngs.
Mrs. &. Clemings II able 10 be M
and doing since u hard spell Of Ia
grippe and prostration.
Rev. Galloway OF La Grange. Mo
preached at the Baptist church sun
day n M. and In the evening also.
Rev. Leonard delivered two inter
esting sermons az the Presbyterian
church the same day.
Mrs. Forest Mcdaniel aud sister.
Miss Ermin Taylor lett Monday y. ~.
for several days visit IN Kansas CITY.
Married. Mr.. David Dobbins aud
Miss Minnie Elyson were Joined IN
the holy bonds OF wedlock At Slate
on Aprll md. At . y. m. The We.
ding was at the home of the father.
Mr.. Dobbins II well known IN Miami,
where he made many friends while
he conducted business IN the Gro.
Gerry aud butcher trade. he II a bro.
ther OF Mesdames Jno. Jennings and
Joe Ciole of Miami. The bride Ii q
young lady ~ amiable traits and
has many friends IN Slater. They
will live on Mr.. Dobbins farm near
Gillian.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
NELSON

MIR. aud Mrs. Murril Potter anne
up from Blackwater, Tuesday norm
ing and spent the week with Mrs.
Emma McAllister.
Mrs. VIM, Edwards died nt her
home In this city Tuesday evening,
March the tw~enty-ifrth, at four
thirty o'clock. She was seventy-six
years old. She is survived by a hus-
band aud ten children. Mrs. +. y.
Buiord, who at present Is living in
town aud Mrs, Hubbard OF near here
are two OF the daughters. Rev,
Snapp preached the funeral at the
Methodist church Thursday after
noon at one o'clock. The interment
was made In the Nelson cemetery,
Mr.. Grover Thompson left Tues
day for Sedalia, where he will attend
Central Business College.
Mr., Rob Higginbottham OF Black
water spent Tuesday in town with
his family
Mr.. Henry Richardson Is visitinl
his brothers, Messrs Don and Hugh
Richardson of near here.
Misses Mite Finley, Harriet Smitl
Christine Nelson aud Mr.. Bert White
attended the Sunday schol conyen
ton in Marshall last week.
Mr.. G. w. Davis OF Marshall wa
here Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray came II
on the passenger Tuesday afternoon
having made a visit of several day
with relatives at other points.
The Nelson people were very mucl
surprised 10 hear that Miss Ev'
smith, a daughter Of Mr.. Levi +
smith, who lives on a farm near her
and MIR. Foster Hilton were marrie'
in Marshall, Wednesday morninf
The happy young couple are spend
ing their honeymoon at Excelsio
Springs. immediately after their re
turn they intssd going to nous
keeping on the sroom's farm nea
here. -ziAE
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
On account of so much sickness

On account of so much sickness
In Napton- Miss Laura Lee Vaughan
dismissed the primary room Friday
and she and Mrs Clyde Williams
came down to attend the dance given
at the city hall. MIR. Williams and
MIR. Billy McMahan drove down late
in the afternoon and returned after
the dance. but Mrs. Williams re-
NAMED until Saturday and Miss
Vaughn until Sunday afternoon.
Several OF the young people from
BIackwater attended the dance here
Friday night.
Rev. clinton Cox Of Marshall
preached at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Lula Thorn entertained the
following ladies at a china shower
given IN honor of Mrs. MuFil Potter.
NJ the home OF Mrs. X. -. Thorp,
Tuesday afternoon: Mesdames w. u.
Flanders, W. s. Hanley, l.. VI. Hay ME
VIM. Alexander. l.. !. Shuck, G. =.
Williams. J. u. smith. Ray Lostpeich
VI. r. Williams. J. Cordry, l.. r. Nc.
Clure. J. j. staples, VI. q. McAlisster
and Il. ID. Sapington, Miss Mary
Thorp of Napton was also present.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Chiswell and Mrs.
Chiswell and Mrs. Small went TO Kan
vas city Friday evening and returned
SUNDAY evening.
Miss Margaret Downs who attends
the Missouri Valley college spent Sat
Grday and sunday with Miss Emma
Marshall.
The following attended the Union
convention at Marshall. THURSDAY
and Friday, Mrs. Branscum and littlo
grandson. James; Mrs. Zellers. Mrs
Kays. Mr.. Floyd, Mr.. Blakely. lar. and
Mrs. g. A. Richart. Mr.. WIN Black
ford and Mr.. John Lee Peak. All r.
port al enjoyable.
Messrs. Robert Meyers and Tom
Davis, Miss Minnie Rea Meyers aud
Master Lorenz stephens are on the
sick list.
Mr.. II. swift attended his son-in-
laws funeral AT Marshall Monday.
The body was brought 10 Marshall
from ST. Louis.
Messrs. ]. ". Hackney and 4. Lo-
per started for Arkansas TUESDAY
morning.
Miss George Strader returned
Thursday from Corder where she has
been waiting upon her sister who is
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Breltenstein
and daughter Ruth Helene made a
flying trip 90 Marshall. Monday even,
ing.
The evening mail train has beer
very late this week as there has
been several wrecks on the G. a. A.
Miss Delsine Long spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents wh'
live near Grand Pass.
Miss Eva shepard returned Il
Blackburn Monday evening afteI
several days visit withher parents o
Mt. Leonard.
The seniors OF the Blackburn higl
school will give the play entitled
mir. Bob" on Friday evening Apri
the 18th.
Mrs. Lena Shrader Is able to b.
around again after her severe illness
Wedding bells will be ringing II
our community again 10
Miss Nellie Maupin is sick at thi
writing.
} Mrs. o. Maupin spent several day
at Elmwod this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mollenbrock went {
Kansas City. Monday.
Mrs. A. Lopez went to Kansas Cit
Friday to be with her. sister. Mrs
Buckley. ~ S
Mr.. Flave Neale started for Texas
Tuesday morning.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04
SWEET SPRINGS.

Miss Layinia VERIFY came up from
Houstonia on saturday afternoon aud
spent Sunday with her cousin Miss
lola Harwood.
The wedding of Miss Erma Pinke-
pank and MIR. John Miller took place
yesterday at the Lutheran church
here. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. August Pinkepank OF the coun-
try north OF town. and the groom Is
a young farmer from neal Emma.
Mrs. Roy Morris of Houstonia. has
been critically III for several days.
She Is reported better al present
writing.
Mrs. Dick Berry left on Friday for
New Madrid, where she was called IN
account OF the serious illness OF an
aunt. -
Mr.. Lake Tisdale has sold his re-
sidence just south OF the railroad TO
Mr.. David Shanks. the consideration
was s2750.
Miss Florian VERIFY. who was TO
Join her sister. Miss Layinia in Hous-
tonla on Thu. and 20 visit Miss Zola
day last. and also 10 visit Miss Zola
Harwood this week, wires that she
T. water hound In Columbia. Ohio.
and IL we'll and cheerful, but cannot
say when she eau leave there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin Hurt from
The Range Line neighborhood, were
Ia town on Friday trading and at
tending MIR. c. X. Smiths machinery
| exhibit.
The youog peoples society OF
Christian endeavor of the Christian
church. held q pie social at Mr.. \.
c. Berry's residence on Locust street
on last Friday evening. pies OF all
sorts and SIZES were in evidence aud
the Young people had % lively time.
MIR. aud Mrs, II. :. k~lingenberp,
who spent a part OF the winter m
California. returned home last week.
They say California h good. but
Sweet Springs II better.
Mrs. =. VI. Rcavls returned home
last week aud spent several days
Mrs. Reavis has been In Sedalia
most OF the winter, with her sister.
sunday being the filth sunday IN
March, there Wa no preaching in
town except at the Christian church.
Rev. ]. e. Wylie of the Presbyterian
church, filled his regular appoint
ment at Hughesyille.
An election of school directors is
TO be held tomorrow TUESDAY night
at the city hall.
The machinery exhibit and free
lunch given Friday and Saturday
by the Smith stores Company We're
the means of bringing large crowds
OF country people 10 town. and bust,
ness was lively on those two days.
The streets were full of people, wo.
men az well as men, being out IN
large numbers.
Mr.. Joe Porter has received Z
splendid offer to oversee a ranch IL
California at $75 per month ana
house and other necessities furnish
ed. Mr.. Porter is celebrating on III,
offer, but has not yet decided 10 ac
cept.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-04

ARROW ROCK.
Mud. muddier, muddest.

j. +. Spence, J.. =. Briggs. J.. S.
Hogse, Walter Townsend and will
Wood were attending court in Mar
shall the first of the week.
Mrs. Eugalage was a visitor Mon
day OF Mrs. Herman Eilers who is
quite sick with pneumonia.
Harold Turley spent Monday night
In Coopor with his father who Is in
feeble health.
Mrs. Parilee Bingham was a din
ner guest Wednesday at the home Of
Gibson Scott.
X. l.. Stitt Is making his trip to
Boonviue In his launch now.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Kruger were
among the shoppers here Tuesday.
DR.. Il. G. Bradshaw returned Thurs
day from Kansas city. where he visit
ed for several days with his mother.
VIII Kammeyer and family Who
have been living IN Marshall for sew
eral months. moved last week to the
farm he rccetnly purchased of Frank
Brockway about 2 miles west OF
town.
Mrs. June Martin returned We'd
pesday from a Few days visit with re
latiyes IN Slater.
Mrs. George Bradshaw returned
Monday from Slater where she went
60 be with her daughter, Mrs. Les
ter Dickson who was quite sick with
iDfammatory rheumatism.
Messrs Hugh Odell aud Ivan Odell
OF Marshall were calling on their
lady friends here sunday afternoon.
Will Herman end wife from north
OF town. braved the mud and their
four mule team Thursday afternoon
n was trading with our merchants.
Horace Fades and wife OF Cooper
were among the shoppers here FRI
day.
Mrs. Frank B%rockway was shopp-
ing In town Friday morning.
Frank wilmarth from southwest
of town Was on our streets Friday.
Clark Swinney aud daughter. Miss
Mary OF the county were shopping
and calling IN town Saturday.
VIII Eichman has been IN Lisbon
eVeral days arranging his gods and
getting ready 20 open mp his cash
rtore there about April g..
Henry McCart and wife OF Cooper
were among the crowd shopping In
town Saturday.
Louie and Tom nasemeier and
Henry Neimier from west of town
we're on our streets Saturday after
noon.
Frank Watts and wife Of Howard
county were town visitors saturday.
The home talent play, Union De.
pot for one day" given Saturday
niRht was certainly well rendered
and the company deserves great cie-
dit for qualifying themselves 81
nicely. II was very much enjoyed.
and the proceeds were about sIo.
Tom sims aud wife OF near Black
water attended the play and were
guest over night of W. 5. shemwel
Misses Mollle Neff and Eulalia by
sart of the country were guests Sat.
urday night OF Mrs. Ruby PoIndex-
ter.
Mrs. Herman Eilers Is thought to
be slightly better at this writing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-01
TWo MICE LOTS.

w have two fine lots
on Carr avenue, high
class residence section
that we would like to
show you, one of the lots
is a corner lot 32x146 #.
and the other is 32x13O
it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-01
ELKS PLAN
For Their Annual State Re
union in City of Wheel
ing in September.

WHEELING, August 1.-The re-
union committee of the EIks' lodge,
met at their club rooms Wednesday
evening and arranged for the COM
ing state convention to be held in
this city September %, "a and IS,
and which is expected to be one or
the largest and best events of the
year. The entire city will be dec
grated for the three days of the
celebration, free street car trans
portation will be furnished all Wis
itors and they will be royalty enter
tanned during their visit. with auto
trips to all points of interest in the
vicinity, including the Country Club
and the Washington Farm.
A Court OF Honor from the Club
to the corner OF Fourteenth and
Market streets, Will be erected, the
contract for this piece of work being
let to the GarstoR Company, of Dan
Vile, Ill Another one will be built
rom the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road station to Ninth street and on
Main street from Ninth to Sixteenth.
The auditorium viii be beautifully
decorated and altogether the city at
tired in its most gorgeous raiment,
in honor Of the antler tribe.
One OF the affairs of the conven-
ton will be the baseball game be-
tween the Clarksburg ledge and the
locals and it is a toss up as to which
will emerge a victor from tthe battle
which is sure to result
The locals have selected uniforms
composed OF white flannel suits and
white shoes set of with purple
socks and nckties. which will be
furnished by the Hub outftting
Company.