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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-06-12
MAYToWN.

Clifton Holmes has returned to
her home in Elma after visiting the
past week with the Coulson family
at Maytown.
Miss Blanche and George Sears
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Preston.
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs.
George Shelley's last Thursday Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
Mr.. Nichols is at work papering
the new church.
Roy Ensign has moved to Aber-
deem.
Ben Henry is confined to his home
with measles.
George Shelley and Roy Coulsen
fished Waddle creek, but reported
poor luck.
Fred Ensign is able to be at work
again after being confined to his
, home with measles and crushed
knee,
Mrs. Gettman, who was very ill, is
much better and able to get out
again.
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BRIGHTON PARK.

A. G. West, master of Brighton
Park Grange, has returned home af-
ter attending the State Grange meet
ing at North Yakima.
The dance at the hall last Saturday
night was big success, and anoth-
err one will be given soon.
Mrs. Jones has been visiting the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred w. Lewis of this vicinity.
A number from this locality have
gone after goeducks this week.
A. c. Wright of this vicinity has re-
turned home from Florida after a
years absence. No doubt every one
is glad to see "scoot" back again.
The Woman's Rural club met
Thursday of this week at the home
of Mrs. AL brewery.
Brighton Park Grange held it's re-
gular meeting last Thursday night
with the Worthy Overseer Robert
Mulholland in the chair. This is the
first meeting Brother Mulholland has
attended since his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Trosper have
moved back on the Kirk place with
Mrs. Troopers father and brother.
George Dyer was in the capital city
recently on business.
Mrs. N. S. Hawkins is home again
for the summer.
F. w. Lewis attended the State
Grange meeting at North Yakima.
Mrs. Charles Beatty was business
visitor in Olympia Thursday.
Miss Jessie Mulholland was a bust
ness visitor in Olympia two days last
week
Mrs. Mary Trosper Of this neigh
borhood went to Tacoma Monday for
visit with her daughter and son.
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ALDER GROVE.

We are almost Disguised with the
rain.
The Alder Grove pupils who did
not pass in May are intending to take
the examination in June.
Mrs. ]. Jacobsen has some stock
which she wants to sell. Any one in
terested in such things should call at
her home.
Many of the people of Alder Grove
intend to go to the berry fields this
summer.
After searching for eight hours for
their 3-year-old daughter, Alta, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. E. Broyles, who live
about two miles west of Olympia
found the youngster sound asleep on
a log in the woods about half a mile
away from their home late Friday
evening. Neighbors aided the family
in the search but the child-was found
by Tess, a collie pup with which she
had wandered away that morning.
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Members of the Forest school will
joy picnic al Larmie's grove Fri
lay of this week.
Ed Pankey has sold his house in
Dwn to Thomas Garstang and moved
Efth his family to his ranch on the
1Iympia road.
Roy Fox has moved into the house
zacated by Nick Scarim when he
moved TO his ranch near Roy recently.
The eighth grade pupils We're en-
srtafned at lunch given by the
pupils in the domestic science class
last Thursday
A big baseball benefit was staged
It Eddy's hall in Rainier Wednesday
evening.
Miss Susie Claussen, who recently
nosed a very successful term of
school in the Bald Hills, stopped over
30 visit her parents at Eureka for q
Jew days before gong to summer nor
NAL at Bellingham.
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BLACK LAKE.

Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Swayne, Mr.
and Mrs. William Scofield and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mallory were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dent
last week.
Mr.. Gazelle and family of Gate
spent a few hours at the Lake Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson are
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Martin.
Marie and Hazel Dent are at Du-
Pont visiting their sister, Mrs. F.. r.
Eshom.
The farmers of this vicinity are re-
joiciug over the rain of the last few
days.
A. J. Hodge of Chehals spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Guerin.
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SOUTH BAY.

Work has been started on the new
hall.
On June 6, at noon, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cole occurred the
wedding of their daughter, Miss Eva
to Mr.. Oscar Plat of Aberdeen, DR..
Hayes of Olympia performing the
ceremony. The brides parents gave
a reception in the evening which was
largely attended by the many friends
Of the Coles. Mrs. Plat received
many beautiful and useful presents.
At late hour bounteous luncheon
was served, after which the guests
departed wishing the happy couple a
long, happy and prosperous journey
through life On Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Platt will move to their future
home in Aberdeen.
Miss Myrtle Alberg from Tacoma
is visiting the South Bay folks this
week.
Mrs. Lohrer is in Seattle visiting.
OFtl OCUlt NlSiL6u HIS uTOtuoT,
Charles Scott, Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter Ruby
of Aberdeen came up to attend the
wedding Of her cousin, Mr.. Plat.
Miss Doris Adair has gone to Sc
attic for an indefinite stay.
The gasoline road grader has been
grading the roads the last few days.
Pearl Madden has gone to Missouri
to make his future home. Goodbye,
Pearl, We'll see you back next fall"
Word was received here this week
that Miss Williams of Seattle is quite
sick, and her many friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
Harry Barnhart and family are Wis
iting his parents.
Mrs. Lohrer's daughter Mrs
George Fitzgerald of Seattle, has a
baby girl.
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WARD'S LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Dolan went to
Por land Tuesday to attend the rose
show and expect to visit several other
cities before they return.
A. w. Smith, advertising manager
Of the Olympia Brewing company
went to Vancouver, B. c., Tuesday, to
attend the annual convention of the
Pacific Coast Advertising Mems asso'
citation. Mrs. Smith accompanied
him as far as Seattle, where she Wis
tied relatives.
Miss Ola Turner went to Belling-
ham last Saturday to attend the sum-
.ner school.
Richard Goodwin and Mr.. Miller
of Fern Hill, Tacoma, spent Sunday
in the Wards Lake district investi-
eating some property and expects to
return soon.
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ED INLET.

The rain did vast amount of good
as the grain, potatoes and gardens
needed it.
Mrs. M. l.. Swan has been on the
sick list lately.
Strawberries are at their best and
are a plentiful crop.
The many friends of Miss Hazel
Ahearn gave her a farewell party last
week as she left Saturday to be the
guest of friends in Tacoma. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Housman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stocks, Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bremen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Benson, Mrs.
Hinchcliffe, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Dora
Arnold, Gus Arnold, George
Schwartz, Mrs. Banney. Mrs. Swi-
CART, Miss Florence McLane, Mr.. and
Mrs Ahearp, Miss Hazel Ahearn.
Refreshments were served at mid
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Shannon con-
template moving to Delphi soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Springer and
family of Tacoma, Miss Campbell of
Wisconsin and Miss Hazel Ahearn
leave soon to spend the summer in
the vicinity of Mount Rainier. Mr..
Springer is in the employ of the N.
p. railroad
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Westenberg underwent serious
operation at st. Peters hospital in
Olympia few days ago.
The hay crop is reported as being
very heavy and ready to cut when
the weather will permit.
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TENINo.

Miss Shoultes will teach the Stony
Point school again next year.
Mrs. Osterholtz of Bucoda visited
1p sister, Mrs Ed Sanford, in Nc
lhtosh last week.
State Senator Ralph Metcalf and
George F. Cotterill, former mayor OF
Seattle, were the speakers at ban
luet given at the l. O. O. F. hall We'd
aesday evening by the members of
the Methodist Brotherhood. The for
ner discussed Rural Credits" and
sle latter THE Destiny of the North
vest"
Mrs. Covert was pleasantly sur
prised by her Royal Neighbor friends
one day last week, just before she
9ft for her new home in Nebraska.
About 35 members of the Epworth
hague enjoyed a hay-rack ride out
10 the lake one evening last week.
Misses Sadie Mccarthy, Libbie
Pope, Agnes Howell, Beulah Sang
yter and Bess Mckay, teachers in the
heal schools during the last year,
Save been re-engaged for next year.
The school board expects to add
another teacher to the force.
A clam bake, parade and dance on
ne new asphalt pavement have been
decided upon as part of the program
DIR the July 4 celebration to be staged
IN Tenino this year. w. Dean Hayes
Gnd Fred Colvin have been elected
marshals of the day, and the follow
ing chairmen have been elected for
he various committees: Sports,
lanes Sadow; publicity, Louis Cast;
slam bake, Wilson Howe; dance, NJ.
,. Carnine.
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UNION MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Convery and son
Fred and Mr.. and Mrs. Rose and fam
lily, all of Olympia, spent Sunday out
at Long Lake visiting with j. R. Wal
thew's.
Miss Edith Holmes Of Seattle is
visiting with relatives at Long Lake.
j. Ling and family will leave
Union Mills this week. They are 60
ing south because of Mr.. Ling's
health.
The Misses Yea and Faye Smith of
Olympia spent Sunday with Ruth
Holmes of Long Lake.
Max Hershey of Seattle is spending
this week at the home of Francis
Gallagher of Lacey.
Mr.. Fleetwood of Lacey and Mr..
Holmes of Long Lake were in Olym-
fpia Monday to see the county COM
missioners about the Union Mills
road.
The Hamilton and Mayes families
motored to Grand Mound last Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Holmes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holmes of Long Lake
has returned from Bellingham where
she attended the State Normal school
this last year.
The Misses Dorothy and Winifred
Walthew who have attended high
school in Olympia. have returned to
their home on Yewloch farm to spend
their vacation.
Mrs. G. Gallagher of Lacey spent
Tuesday of last week in Tacoma.
The school board of Lacey has
elected their teachers for this coming
year-Roy Porter as principal, Miss
Elsie De Voigne for the intermediate
and Miss Maude Robertson for the
primary.
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MUD BAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Minter and Morris
Tilensky have returned to their
homes in Tacoma after spending a
vacation at the home of Mrs. c. Sim
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Young are the
proud parents of 6-pound baby boy.
Misses Mae aud Pearl Doyle of Ia
coma spent last week visiting ut the
home of nv and Mrs. NcDonells.
j. Morrow's oyster beds were dam
aged last week by tow boat run
ming across them breaking out some
of the bikes.
Mrs. Nelson and son Lester return
ed TO Tacoma Monday after spending
the past week visiting friends here.
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PUGET

Mrs. s. Y. Bennett went to Olym-
ii Saturday.
Miss Mildred and Merle Bickle
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
sarents at Puget.
Mrs. Frank Billiard visited with
hrs. Nathan Arnold Friday.
Mr.. Chambers made business trip
70 Olympia Thursday.
Mrs. Crowell visited with Mrs.
Townes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold were
II Olympia Tuesday.
Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Nathan Ar.
aold spent Thursday afternoon with
Hrs. Gartley.
Miss Edna and Gertrude Chambers
spent Thursday afternoon with Miss
Edith Shull.
Mr. and Mrs. Shultz and baby, Mrs
DR.. Huntley, M. Wright. Mr.. Striker
End Mrs. Nathan Arnold and daugh
Der were passengers on the launch
saturday as it made its usual run tt
1Iympia. every one reporting pleas
znt trip.
Miss Edith Shull left Saturday fol-
McCleary where she will spend few
days visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell were thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
Sunday.
Mrs. Goldstine from Sherlock il
sisitjng her brother and his wife, Mr.
end Mrs. S. Y. Bennett.
Mrs. o. l. Evans visited Mrs
seorge Evans Monday.
Harry Larson was in Olympia ONT
fay last week.
C. M. Poncin has his new boat il
eadiness for his trip to Alaska where
he and his wife expect to spend thu
summer months.
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PLEASANT GLADE

John Rogers. master of the Pleas
ant Glade Grange, and Edgar Cramp
returned Tuesday evening from at
tending the State Grange meeting at
North Yakima.
Mrs Mary Swaford and daughter
Julia of SedroW oolley are visiting
Mrs. SWaford's mother, Mrs. j. r.
Robbins, and other relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Ilene Ikerd is spending the
week with Mrs, f. T. Palmer.
Mrs. Ida Knott and father, Mr..
Luton, of Monroe are making an in
definite stay at the George Sleater
home.
Miss Elsie DesVoigne returned
home Wednesday afternoon from
visit of several days in Oakville and
Seattle.
Mrs. Fred Schomber, sr.. and
daughter Ruth of Olympia are spend
ing few days this week with Mrs.
II. c. Ellis.
O'Neill's four-piece orchestra will
furnish the music at a dance to be
given at the Pleasant Glade Grange
han Saturday evening. June 10, to
which every one is cordially invited.
An auto truck has been obtained to
carry those from Olympia who want
to attend, and will leave Fourth and
Main streets early in the evening.
Some As residents of this district
journeyed to Hogum bay after gOe-
ducks Tuesday, Shooting" more
than 100, one member of the party
claiming 33 birds" as his days re-
ward.
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SOUTH UNION.

Mrs ARIA Hopkins and children OF
Olympia arr visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs Lou Randall, for a couple OF
weeks.
HrIy Schulle Of Seattle spent the
latter part Of last week with his
brother and family, Fred Schulze. He
started ,or Pennsylvania Friday even
ing
Miss Eunice Guustone and Mrs.
! Ferguson and little daughter were
cut Thursday for an auto ride.
The gardens around this vicinity
as well as others are looking decided
! ly sick after the frosty mornings.
Mrs. w X Ball and daughter Mil
dred spent the afternoon with Mrs.
! J. Ishmay Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs G. c. Mcdowell and
son motored to South Union Sun
! day afternoon and visited with Mrs.
/ McDowells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Abbott.
Miss Leila Curtin is spending her
vacation with her mother, Mrs. c..
Curtin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Festus hurry and
family of ST. Louis, Mo-. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker
The directors of Independence dis
trict have engaged Mrs. Myrtle Far
row to teach their school next year.
Mrs. Henry Whitaker spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. George Bur
dick.
Jens Mondraup made a business
trip TO Olympia Monday.
The Misses Rosie and Bertha Koch
of Tumwater visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Bakers home couple of days
last week
Mrs. Dave Baker visited with Mrs.
Koch in Tumwater the latter part of
the week.
p. B. Glasford was business visit
or in Olympia one day this week.
Mrs. John Ismay and little grand
son, Carl Smith, spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. John Gunstone.
The Misses Mollie and Louise Bush
spent an afternoon and evening with
Mrs. w. K. Ball and family recently.
Mrs. Jones has returned home after
a weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Lewis.
Aria Hopkins spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Randall.
w. j. Abbott is in Olympia on bust
ness this week.
John Gunstone has bought 80 head
of sheep from Charles Bremen of
Mud Bay.
William White and granddaughter,
Maxine White, motored to Indepen-
dence to spend few hours with Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ferguson Friday.
Miss Elsie Abbott entertained Miss
Mildred Ball at dinner Tuesday, it
being Elsie's birthday.
Miss Lottie Diamond was married
Sunday afternoon at her home to Mr..
Ross Jones, the wedding being pri-
vate on account of the death of the
brides aunt Saturday morning.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather a goodly number attended
the church last Sunday to hear the
address by Mr.. r. d. Everett of the
American Sunday School Union. Rev.
Mr.. Edmonds of Olympia will occupy
the pulpit next Sunday afternoon,
June IA. All are cordially invited.
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The locomotive formerly used by
Zee at his camp at Rainier has beer
-hjpped to Tono and put into opera.
on by the Hughes-McNett Logging
}Dpany.
Avian Howett returned to his home
Minneapolis last week. after spend
'ud grandmother, Charles Martinson
.aj Mrs. Lena MartinsOn, near Eure-
ka
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BARGAIN IN 1O-ACRE TRACT.

FOR SALE-1O acres Of land, $50.
foot frontage on Black Lake. Only
20 minutes from Belmore station.
Address Box 629, Olympia. 5-4tf
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HAY FOR SALE.

Five acres good mixed hay for sale.
Inquire of H. p. Briggs. Phone
1O29R3. P. o. Box 1856 (adv. 6-2-tf)
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CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
If C0NSTIPATED
WHEN Cross. FEvERisH AND
SICK GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP or FIGS"

Children love this fruit laxative, $
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely.
child simply will not stop playing
TO empty the bowels, and the result
is. they become tightly clogged with
waste. liver gets sluggish. stomach
sours. then your little one becomes
cross, half-sick. feverish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath is bad.
system full OF cold. has sore throat.
stomachrache or diarrhoea Listen.
Mother, See IL tongue is coated. then
give a teaspoonful OF California Syr.
up OF Figs" and In few hours all the
constipated waste. sour bile and undi-
gested food passes out OF the system,
and You have a well. playful child
again.
Millions of mothers give California
Syrup OF Figs" because II is perfectly
harmless; children love IL. and II
never fails TO act on the stomach. liver
and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot.
tie OF California syrup OF FIGS"
which has full directions for babies.
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed onthebottle. Beware
OF counterfets sold here. Get the
genuine. made by California Fig Syr.
up Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt.
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The Arch city Produce Company Co
lumbus. commission house. ~. q. smith.
smith. Annie Willis. $4,000
The Ross-Cook Engineering Companv
Akron. r. -. Paul and others: $40. 900.
The William J. Hamilton Company.
columbus. coal. ". J. Hamilton A
Morse. g. y. FOX. Richard PAXTON. r. j
Hoffman. $4,000.
The p. NJ. Lytzen Company. Cincfp-
natl a Hoffold and others. 5000.
The Ohio Lithographing Company. To-
'od9. l., ~. Nichols and others; s15.....
The Ohio Engine Company sanduaky.
NJ. - Joy and others; t25 900
The Hecmauyder Company Toledo
Roy g. snyder and others. $40. 900
The Barter OIL and Gas Company.
..aksw0od. o. n. swingler and Others
The Kissei Service Company. coiurn.
bus. autos. q. -. McCune ~ n FTahgr
william Gather. = ~. Garard l.. U
The Coiiinwood Conrrerationst Church,
oL cleveland. o. Cleveland. p. I Ripple
The standard Fuei OF Engine corr.
pany. Wilioughby. J. y. Morley and
Tho Monarch Rubber companv c.r.
f9liton, y. $. Henderson ana others.
Tho Acms Enrineerinr cor,os,v.
SlleVeiand T. d. kohn adm others. go
The Central Adjustment comp,n,
slcyeiand. o. Meyers ara othors.
me pias Paving Brick comp,,v
''''''N . y. " i,sy.r and othcrs. 5000
Tho boo. ne Issr-~ Sci. -.
sprinrnsIe. gII0 900 to $3.50 o0o
Ih' Miami Granite ana Marble Com.
r'"i. Iiqua 10000 &C., sac 0o0.
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Briefs

Jury Commissioners s. VI. Cunning.
ham and r. G.. Dakan were At the cir.
cult clerks Office. yesterday. hIling
the jury box
Mr. y ". Britt. Of Elm Grove. r. r.
- No z, was al Moundsville on legal
buriness. yesterday
County Agricultural Agent q. a..
Musgrove IL home from Fairmont.
where he spent Christmas with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Clegg and family
are home from spending the past few
DAYS with friends at hammock. o
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gallsher. Of Ham.
moud. Kansas. are here TO spend sew.
era weeks with Noundsviile friends
and relaftvcs
e. ". Conner. fh. rnrineer al the
Mound Coal Comparg. o. recovering
nicely from an Illness ~ several days
duration
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Clcvc Richmond of McNechen. WIN
Was operated on az the Reynolds Mem
rapidly.
large number o. odd Fellows. Of
NC hen, were AZ Moundsviile last
niEht attending the big meeting az Pro-
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hercules %
Fast Liverpool o. and Nra uenrv
bieherson, ~ Alliance. a.. are hcre the
sueFts ~ Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~ White
9eprFc Cotton has returned to his
nome AZ Muucle. Ind. after spending
Christmas with friends here
Mr w. ". Lutes. the Marshall street
bg .iness man. D. reccivina his new stock
oi tNe and ter cent goods and will omen
49, saturday for business
Mr. y T.. Mcclure Who ia ia 81 blood
pplsnnlng. D. reported much worse
Nhc y. and q. employee received their
nav Yesterday whirh helped some
Rev Arthur i.aEsnhy pastor on the
firlt ~. p church. was af pfftaburch
on business yesterday
wesley Cpgser ~ PittshurEh. is here
ile guest ~ Harry D.. Meyers
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were calling ON Anna steinman satur-
day evening.
Miss Mary Langmeyer returned home
sunday from "A few days visit with
friends on Middle Wheeling creek.
Gertrude W. White returned to Elm
Grove after spending Christmas at her
home here.
Christmas with his father. J. A. Dean
W. q. Shepherd. OF Wheeling. spent
saturday and Sunday at HIS home on
the creek.
James Il. Shepherd spent Christmas
at his home ON the creek.
W. r. Dean. of Steubenviue. spent
the Christmas holiday with friends on
Miss Lille Happy has accepted a -po-
sition az Fulton
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!. o. o. ?. Visitation.

Progress Lodge No. 27I. l. o. O. r.
OF Moundsville. entertained a large
number OF visiting brethren last night
az their hall on Jefferson avenue and
Ihird street. II was estimated that
more than 200 visitors we're present.
number OF short addresses were
made by the visitors. and several mu.
steal selections were rendered BY a
quartet II was one Of the most on.
oyaojle affairs Of the kind held for
some time
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WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE. r. =. u. No. :. Dec. 20.
Miss Mary Hunter is spending the
holidays at her home near Short Creek.
Wesley White l. improving after a
weeks attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Jesse Dougherty and family
and Mrs. Ed Lively spent Christmas al
their home on Oak Hin.
Miss Anna Steinman and George Nc
Entee were calling OF Gertrude White
Christmas eve.
Miss Martha Wagner is spendfnR her
vacation NJ Pittsburgh.
Gertrude w. White and W. II. Dean
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The headquarters Of the Associated
charities are as bare OF Goods as the
famous cupboard Of old Mother Huh.
bard, but numerous applications arr
hcinr received almost every hour
clothing a. any kind would b. accent.
able but food supplies would no doubt
Do put 10 GOOD usa
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After the distribution OF the Bundle
Treat. which was conducted by the mem
bers OF the congregation OF the NJ. r.
church II was found that there was
considerable quantity OF clothing that
had not been disposed OF. Person. in
need OF various articles OF clothing can
procure same from this fund by calling
results obtained from this very CON-
mendable movement were exceedingly
encouraginE
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city council met in regular session
Monday night. hut transacted e small
amount 81 business. The reporf Of
Nity ENGINEER Furdy was read the sec
ond time and ordered publ he'd. and
some mauera relative to the side
Walk9 and sewer assessments were
taken up