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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-16
Lee Triir11ble
Hikes But Is
Caught Again
LOCAL NEGRO ESCAPES FROM
e PRISONERS GANG ON
rflA@ ROADS.
CONSTABLE W. H. SKINNER
PICKS HIN UP AT GRANT
3 TOWN.

j Lee Trimble. local negro serving
an eight months sentence on the
county roads for larceny. escaped
from therroad gang of prisoners this
morning, but was recapturcd about
noon and placed back in the county
jail.
The gang of prisoners under Dep
uty Sheriff cambridge was working
near Dakota when Trimble ran
away. Mr.. cambridge communicate
cd with Sheriff Conaway and all OF
the police officers OF the county
were notified 10 be on the lookout
for the runaway.
Trimblc was rccapturcl at Grant
Town by Constable Skinner, who
was one of the men notified Of his
escape by the sheriff. The consta-
BILE had an accurate description OF
the man and just us soon as ht
walked into Grant Town the officer
recognized him aud placed him. un.
der arrest. Sheriff Conway had of.
fered a reward Of ten dollars for thS
negro's apprehension. "
Constable Riggs. Deputy Sheriff
Buckley, together with the Harris
bloodhounds were on the trail OF the
negro at the time Of his capture.
Trimblo was sentenced at the last
term of circuit, court for having stol.
en- n baluable brooch belonging to
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sturm. Hc was workinn
In the Sturm home at the time. His
runaway will mean an extension o.
about three months TO his sentence
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-16
Committee Not
To Ii Investigate j

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 16.-
On the ground that no real public in;
terest would be served by a congres:
sional investigation Of charges Of
high finance in the Wabash, Pitts
turgh terminal railway and in the
Pere, Marquette and Rock Island sys-
tenn as proposed by pending resolu-
tions, the House committee today de
eided to leave these inquiries to the
Interstate Commerce Committee in
the course Of It's railway valuation
work The Commission agreed with
this view.
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May Present
Indictment
This Euenii1g
GRAND JURY is WEIGHING EVIL
DENCE AGAINST FLOR
ENCE CARMAN.
THREE WITNESSES. WERE Ex.
AHMED BY JURORS
TODAY.
By ASSOCIATED PnEss.1


MINEoLA, N. Y, July lG.-Thc
grand jury Weighing the evidence
against Mrs. Florence Carman lock-
ed mp on the charge of Staying Mrs
Louise Bailey WHO was shot down In
DR.. Carman's office on the night OF
June Both. last, was expected to be
voted, for or against an Indictment
late this afternoon. District Attor-
ney Smith in SO announcing today
said that the verdict probably would
not be made public Till tomorrow.
But three witnesses, Mr.. Smith
continued were to face the grand Jury
today with the possible exception OF
Mrs. Carman herself. Whether the
jurors will receive her and permit
her tomake a statement was a point
not determined this forenoon.
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May Resume
Negotiations got
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ASKS
& FOR DEFINITE STATE
MENT.
BY Assoc, ,rEo PREss.1

BY Associated PREss.1
CHICAGO, July 16.-A step TO.
ward resumption Of negotiations be.
tween the $4,000 cnginemen and fire.
men on 9S western railroads and the
railroads were taken today by the
conference committee of the railroads
in a letter asking for a definite state
ment Of the proposition supported by
the Union. The letter was addressed
to w. S. Stone, grand chief Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive engineers
and VS.. Carter the head OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive and en-.
eine men and was in response to. the
formal notification Of the result Of
the vote in which nearly ali. of the
employees favored a strike.
j . Vt ..N o - - .
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JUDGE CAvANAUGH is
REBUKEDBY LIEUT.. SMITH
By ASSOCIATED PREss.l

pf RSsoCIATEp fRESS.l lfs
PORTLAND, Ore, July 16. -
Judge J! P. Cavanaugh. recently pa
rolled Chester Clark, convicted Of
larceny to enlistment in the navy in
lieu Of prison term. Lieutenant
Smith, OF the Portland recruiting Of
flee, rejected Clark and rebuked
Judge cavanaugh in a letter in
which he pointed out the; courts ac-
tion was derogatory to the men and
the service, adding the navy docs
not serve the country as d penal an
stitution.'' Judge cayanaugh An d
caustic note scoring the youthful
Enthusiasm, OF the author! The cor.
respondence Will be sent to tie navy
department.
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R Revolution q
us. Ia ] Mexico
REPORTED THAT IA JUNITAeIs
Fo'!RMINGINl Ell SPAsol FOR
ai,' FELIX sDIAz.
PLAN is TO OPPOSE soARRANzA
AND VILLA AND GET AID.
HUERTAsIRREGULARS.
By ASSOCIATED Pass. 4

By ASSOCIATED, PREss.1
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 1s.-
Reports that a,junta was being form.
ed in FL Paso in the interest Of Felix
Diaz We're being discussed unofficial
lysby army officers here today. rho
plan It was said, was TO start a conn
ter revolution against Carranza and
villa and secure aidiofl lHuerta irregu-
larsi " j. .
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-four PERSONS |:
Fatally SHOT
'|Nf|WO.F|GHTS
RIOT CALLS WERE SENT INTO
LICE HEADQUARTERS
II X Il I FOR OFFICERS.
EACH WOUNDED MAN HAD ONE
OR MORE BULLETslTO PASS
THROUGH HIS BODY.
lBY ASS soc1ArRpi j, i I . Paasss.l is

BY ASSOCIATED PRiss.1
OMAHA, Neb., July 1G. - Four
persons were fatally shot last night
during two fights between rival
gangsters in one of which 800 men
and boys engaged, aud which
brought riot calls TO police heat
quarters In each instance.
TheBhurt are Mells Lind, 16; Fred
Schroeder, So, former city council
man; his brother, Peter Schroeder.
and VIM. Rapp. All four received
one or more bullets through the body
and all are said by physicians to b.
fatally injured.
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GERMAN AVIATOR DEAD.
By ASSOCIATED pnEss.l

By ASSOCIATED PREss.1
SGHwARRIN. Germany, July 16.
Karl Geigant, a German aviator.
died today from injuries received
during a collision between his aero
nlan and that OF Lieut.. Luehe on
July IA, as both aviators were start
ing on flight. The lieutenant was
also seriously hurt.
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Mrs. David Stone and sons, David
and Herbert and Miss Docie e. Stroud
of 5Wilkesbarra, Pa, visiting their
mother, Mrs. Frank Gethings. OF
1112 CASTOR avenue.
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.Huerta On
Board rain
TRYING TO MAKE HIS WAY OUT
TO WHERE VESSELS ARE : I.
WAITING.

BY ASSOCIATED PREss.i :
PUERTO, Mexico, July 16.-It was
currently reported today that Gen
eral Huerta was on board one of the
three special trains from the capital
known to be on the way here. The
British cruiser Bristol anchored near
the pier In front of the station this
uorning and the German cruiser
Dresden was approaching the harbor.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 49,
Official dispatches early today threw
no light on the destination of Gen.
Huerta and other refugees of his par
ty although 1t still was generally be-
llevcd their special train and troop
escort were headed for Puerto. Mex
leo.
Should Hucrta's escort take him To
the American lines at Vera Cruz. the
Mexican soldiers would probably not
be permitted to pass through unless
they surrendered and consented to be
intcrned in the same way as other
federals on the border. The Ameri-
can army would not turn them back
to be executed by Constitutionalists
outside Vera Cruz.
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GETS SEAT o oNisTocK EXCHANGE

By ASSOCIATED sPREss.l
NEW YORK, July I6.--wm. Rock
efeller's seat on the New York stock
exchange was posted today for trans
fer to his son, Percy A. Rockefeller.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-16

The ruling was given IN court
action which reversed tile superior
court decision eniointng pitcher Geo.
NJ. johnson the Winnepedo Indian.
from playing with the Kansas City
Federals.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
stasiss SCORES VICTORY.

By ASSOCIATED PREss.i
81, CHICAGO, July 4 The Federal
league SCORED It's first big legal VIC
tory in Its war On organized baseball
today when the appellate court held
the ten days clauseiih the bail play
ers' contract @nulltand void"
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The Weather

West yirglnia-Partly cloudy to.
night and Friday; probably thunder
showers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-16
FIRST WARD NEWS
REMOVAL d NOTICE

We take pleasure in notifying all
cur old and new customers that on
Saturday, July is. we will be in our
new store at 515 Merchant St. (0rr
Building where we have secured 4
long lease. There we will have all
kinds Of groceries and produce and
a full line of fresh, smoked and salt
meats as usual.
Saturday we have a special sale on
a limited quantity (about $50 lbs }
of the BEST SCHENK'S HAM. which
will cost only Ito A POUND. All
other prices are very reasonable.
Come to see us carly Saturday morn
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If MEXICAN FACTIONS AGREE TOTRANSFER OF POWER in MEXICO CITY
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL RECOGNIZE RESULTAN ADMMBTRATN
UNITED STATES NsTRUCTs
JOHN R. sILLIMANi TO INFORM
GENERAL cARRANzA TO THIS

EFFECT.
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CuHslIlullOnuIlsts WITH Cararnzo
sympathies made no secret Of the
fact that they are apprehensive o.:
Villas attitude. For that reason
they are working hard to obtain
recognition for Carranza government
SO that the embargo on arms may
be stoutly enforced along the border
and counter revolution nipped in
the ineipient stages.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08
BARRETT.

Jan. D, 1914.
Aaron Milburn, of Belfast, spent
Friday night with his sister, Mrs
Hester Holt.
Miss Berdie Barrett spent the holi-
days at Hillsboro at the home of her
cousin. Arch Eaton.
Mrs. j. B. Cowgirl fell last week and
dislocated her wrist. She has suffered
much pain from the injury.
Burch Cowgirl, of Indiana, who has
been visiting his parents, B. Cowgirl
and wife, returned home Friday.
VIM. Davidson and family have
been very ILL.,
Mrs. 9. M. Stevens spent from Mon
day until Friday with her son, Cyrus
and family in Cincinnati and was &C.
companied home by her daughter,
Mrs Ulen. Mrs. Ulen started for her
home in Wanbon, Pa, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Patton, of near Green
field, will spend few weeks with Mrs.
Cowgirl.
Vernon Hammond spent Sunday
with Guy Shoemaker.
The Friends church in Leesburg
will be dedicated next Sunday.
VIM. Rowe and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenworthy, spent Sunday at the
home of Milton Elliott.
VIM. Montgomery and wife, Allen
Evans and family and w. W. Wolfe
and family spent New Years at ]. L.
Montgomery's.
Harmer Lyle and wife were guests
Of Vernon Rittenhouse and wife, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenworthy, who have
been visiting relatives and friends
here, will leave Tuesday for their
home in Whittier, Cal. They will
stop for short visit with relatives In
Indiana.
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He'll Gate Steel Rrldns.

He'll Gate bridge, which is now be-
ing constructed across East river,
New York. as link to connect New
England with the west and south. will
contain the longest steel arch span
ever built. The bridge is a part of
the New York connecting railroad,
built by the New Haven and the
Pennsylvania system, TO carry traffic
from north OF Harlem river to Long
island and to relieve the Grand Cen
trail station. The road will have four
tracks, will be ten miles long and
will cost $30,000,000. About 1890
feet Of 1t will be carried on bridges
and viaducts from 20 to 1875 feet above
the ground. A magnificent view of
the He'll Gate bridge is feature of
the November Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
Jan. 5, 1914.


The little son,of Delbert Bradley and
wife has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. r. r. Vaughan and children
spent New Yerrs with her sister near
New Market.
Grace Vaughan, who.has been spend.
ing her vacation with relatives at this
place, returned to Hillsboro, Saturday
Kathleen Billingsley, of Seaman, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. C. M.
lgo, for several days.
Lew Igo and family took supper
with d. g. Askren and family Satur-
day evening.
The Musgrove Sisters and Mrs. r.
q. Naylor took dinner with N. W. Igo
and wife Sunday.
Several from here attended the box
supper at Point Victory New Years
night and also the debate at Emerald
Friday night.
Ellis Igo and wife and mother took
dinner with Lew Igo and family New
Years day.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL
Jan. 5, 1914.


Elizabeth and Thomas Johnson
spent several days last week with their
grandparents, Chas Johnson and wife.
Rodney and Marvin Burton, Ruth,
Madge and Frank Kier and Ralph
Frost are confined to their home by
chicken pox.
Ruby Crosen spent part of last week
with Mrs. Harry Hill, Of Hillsboro.
Henry and Frank Beezy left for
Indiana last Friday, whereithey will
spend several weeks
Sam Bayham ana wife, of Hillsboro,
spent last week with her parents,
Arthur Kier and iwife
Leanna and Ruby Crosen spent Sat-
urday night with Florence and Pearl
Prime.
Clarence Kier and wife spent We'd
nesday with Mrs AIDA Vance, of
Lynchburg.
Ed Larrick and wife spent Wednes-
day with Ed CLANCY and wife, of Rus
SELL
F. L. Crosel and family spent Sun
day with Geo. Prime and' family, of
near Hillsboro.
Lew Frost and family spent New
Years with VIM. Weibley and ia mily.
Miss Blanche Runk spent seve raj
days last week withl'Alva Overman
and wife, Of Shackelton.
Ed Turner and family, Frank Fittro
and family, Fanny and Heber Runk,
Nellie and VIM. Johnson, Ina and
Harold Weibley, Henry Beezy and
Roscoe Swartz spent Monday night
with Lafe Lemon and wife.
VIM. Weibley: spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Frank Smith and
family, Of Pleasant Plain,
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NEW MARKET.
Jan. s, 1914.

Jan. y, I6lf.
Miss Mabel Vance. Of Harrisburg,
spent Monday with friends here.
W. B. Ruble, of Hillsboro, was the
guest of W. e Borden last week.
Chas. Muhlback and family called
on Isaac Larrick and wife, Wednes-
day evening.
Roy Harshbarger, wife and daugh.
ter spent Sunday with relatives at
Point Victory.
Miss Madge Purdy, Of Leesburg,
spent her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Lottie Robinson.
Mrs. Charlotte CLANCY, Nose Vance
and W. II. Pigott are sick.
Q A. Lemon and family called on
James Leininger and family, Sunday
afternoon.
Homer Catlin, wife and son, VIII
lard, spent New Years with Ne son
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FALL CREEK.

Jan. 5, 1914.
Lyman Turner and wife, Harry
Boatman and wife and daughter,
Flossie Watts and Stanley Morrow
spent Sunday with Ludlow Cannon
and wife,
Miss Austa Patton, of Wilmington,
Is the guest of her brother, John Pat
ton.
Miss Minnesota Boatman left Tues
day to enter college at Columbus.
Mrs. Fay McMullen, of Columbiana,
spent part of last week with Mrs. Ly-
man Turner.
Miss Helen Kline, of Lower Fall
Creek, and Townsend Ridgway, of
Hillsboro, spent last week with Emm
Morrow and family.
John Patton and Miss Austa Patton
attended the funeral of their uncle,
James Moore, at Greenfield, Tuesday.
Mrs. T. s. Buntain and son, Frank,
are guests of relatives at Greenfield.
Thomas Boatman and wife, Morrow
Boatman and wife and daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, Mrs. Lizzie Boatman and
daughter, Sara, spent New Years with
Harry Boatman and family.
III. p. Morrow and wife and children,
of Hillsboro, spent New Years with
Mrs. Emma Morrow.
Mrs. Sara Griffen, of Greenville,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Oren.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson is sick.
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Barrere and family and S. Fl. Miller.


Henry Jinks and family, who have
been living on the Mac Robinson farm
north of here, moved last week to Mr..
Robinson's farm east of Hillsboro.
Mrs. John McReynolds entertained
her grandchildren, Deane, Mills and
Amy Lemon, one day last week.
Miss nellie VanWinkle entertained
with watch party New Years eve.
Meta Miller entertained her cousin,
Mabel McConnaughey, of Jacksonville,
Sunday.
B. f. Morton had as their guests
Sunday, W. FL. Sonner and family and
Nat Tanehill, wife and daughter, of
Point Victory.
John Eyier and family, after short
visit with relatives and friends here,
left for their home in Gerlaw, ILL.,,
Friday.
Arthur Duckwall and wife called on
A. e. Hunter one evening last week.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
Jan. 5, 1914.

d al. D, 1914,
W. Fl. Vance and wife, of Hillsboro,
were visitors here New Years.
Henry Cotfman and family spent
the holidays here and at Buford.
Ezra Carpenter and family were
guests of G G. Wilkin and family
New Years.
Olen Marconett and wife were
guests OF W. f. Fawley and wife New
Years.
Neal Haynes, Jennie Laymond, Josie
LudWick and son, Victor, spent one
night last week with r. B. Davidson
and family.
Roy Euverard and family enter
tained R. B Davidson, wife and
daughter, Onie, Neal Haynes and two
sisters, Josie Ludwick and Jennie
Laymond, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Cinda Haynes and grandson,
Victor Swisshelm, visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Daisy Newton, of Pricetown,
recently.
Miss Margaret Hawk, of Winkle,
spent Wednesday night with her sis
ter Mrs. Bessie Euverard.
VIM. Shatfer ana wife spent Thurs
day with Mack Haynes and family.
The Christian Sunday school elected
the following officers for 1914: John
King, Supt.; Blanch Euverard, Sec'y.;
Dan Hess, Treas; VIM. Custer, Chor-
lister; Catherine Hess, Organist.
r.. b. Davidson, wife and daughter,
Onie, spent Thursday with Burch
Moberley and family.
Mrs. Catherine Oliver and Mrs.
Perry Moberley are sick.
Mrs. Marguerite Moler was the
guest of Miss Opal Martin last Tues
day
VIM. Fender and wife, VIM. Landess
and sister, Ida, were guests Of A. Q.
Landess and family, Sunday.
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FORT HILL.
Jan. 5, 1914.

Mrs. Jane Stults was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs Rebecca Stults, Satur-
day night.
Ben Butler and wife we're the guests
of the formers cousin, Mrs. Lloyd
Butler, of Sinking Spring, Thursday
and attended the Farmers Institute
Mrs. Martha Rhoads and Mrs j. o.
Stults called on Mrs. II V. Matthews
Friday afternoon.
Benson Butler and Floyd Chapman,
Of Sinking Spring, were guests Of the
formers aunt, Mrs. Maud Matthews,
from Friday until Sunday.
Lawrence Kesler and wife and baby
spent Sunday with their parents, j.
L. Butler and wife, at Sinking Spring
Harry Deardoff and wife returned
home Thursday from an extended visit
with relatives near New Vienna and
Middletown.
Alva Countryman spent the holidays
with his parents in Middletown.
Mrs. Jane Stults and Mrs Mary
Bobb we're entertained at the home of
j. O. Stults and wife, Sunday.
Misses Jane and Grace Havens spent
few days last week with their sister,
Mrs. Blanche Cartwright, and attend
ed the Institute.
o. Stults and wife, accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Mccall, of Carmel,
and II. " Matthews and wife were
the guests of DR.. j. E. Chapman and
family, at Sinking Spring, Wednesday
and attended the Farmers Institute.
S. S. Deardoff and wife we're visitors
in Bainbridge Friday.
Miss Magrite Chapman, of Sinking
Spring, and Harry Cameron, Of Mar
shall, called on Fl. V. Matthews and
wife, Sunday night.
Miss Elizabeth Mccall returned to
her home near Carmel Thursday, after
spending couple of days at the home
of j. o. Stults and wife.
David White was business visitor
at Waverly Saturday.
Mrs H. NJ. Eubanks has been sick.
81. V. Matthews, G. A. Rhoads and
j. o. Stults were business visitors in
Bainbridge Monday.
Bess L. Butler spent few days last
week with her oister, Mrs. j. E. Chao-
man, at Sinking Spring, and attended
the Institute.
Ike Robb and Vena Rhoads called
on Fl. V. Matthews Sunday afternoon
Willard Eubanks returned to his
home in Springfield Thursday, after
spending the holidays with relatives
in this vicinity.
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LEESBURG.
Jan. 5. 1914

Miss Beulah Barrett. of Norwood, is
the guest of Miss Gerdena Pavey.
Miss Jennie BARLEY, of Hillsboro, is
the guest OF her niece. Mrs. Bessie Cox.
After a weeks pleasant visit with
their parents, Miss Murelle Haas and
brother, Harold, left Sunday for New
Albany and Ann Arbor to resume
their work in the schools of those
places.
Mrs. VIM. Miner and children, Of
Greenfield, were guests of her mother,
Mrs. Ella Jones, last Saturday.
Leslie Milner and wife, of Chicago,
are guests of his parents Martin Mil
ner and wife, south of town
Mrs Lottie Robinson and son, Vir-
gil, of near Hillsboro, were guests of
her sisters, the Misses Purdy, Friday
night and Saturday.
r. T. beaverton and wife entertain
ed last Friday with II O'Clock dinner.
The guests were Mrs. Flora Hough and
daughter, Marguerite, and son, El.
wood, of Greenville, S. A. beaverton
and wife, f. T. Pavey and wife, Fred
Wolfe and wife and Haidane Evans
and wife.
/ Mrs. Paul Monroe left Friday for
her home in Gallon, after spending
the holidays here with her parents, F.
T. Pavey and wife.
Miss Lenora Guthrie left Mondry to
resume her studies in Delaware Col
lege.
The Friends new church, which has
just been completed, will be dedicated
Sunday, Jan. IL.
The Farmers Institute which was
held here Friday and Saturday of last
week proved 10 be one Of great inter-
est to the people of our village and
surrounding community. Though the
weather was somewhat inclement, the
attendance was very good and while
some were disappointed by one of the
lecturers failing to be present, those
who supplied were cordially received
received and gave some splendid ad.
dresses. The music furnished by our
high school students, under the leader
ship of Supt. c. H. Lewis, was excep.
tionally fine and thoroughly enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs. G. P. Keene and daughter, Mrs.
R. L. beaverton, will leave Tuesday
for Pensacola. Flo, to visit relatives.
Home Coming Day will be observed
by the M. e. church Sunday, Jan. 1S.
You are invited to attend these
special services.
On New Years day at the beautiful
and commodious home of G. A. Pavey
and wife, their daughter, Miss Geneva,
entertained with an elaborate break
fast at which her engagement to DIR.
Ford Kester, Of New Carlisle, was an.
nounced. The guests were Mrs. N. It.