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rapidly recovering and will soon be able
10 return home.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Carpenter. Of
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Moore. Of
Speidel. spent sunday at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ia. Aiken. Of
Goshen Ridge.
Helen Howell daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Howell ~ Soncrton. is visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Howell
Mrs Ellen Koehicr. Of BarnesviiIc.
was the guest or the family ~ her neice.
Mrs. George Fisher. Of Slabtown. a few
DAYS last week.
Mrs Day and rranddauEhter. Miss
Ed-a- were In Baru,syilie shopping sat
urday.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Naylol were sun
day visitors az The nome uf ar and
Mrs Arthur Carpenter. az lower
a. T. Kennard. of Barnesviue. motor
cd out t1 his farm Saturday evening.
Mrs o. l.. skinner. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lewis stanley.
day
M-. James Trott NJ Tower SANDY"
was IN Barnesville saturday
~. r. Fisher. Of Dora spent the week
end with hle daughter. Mrs. George
Leaders. ~ BarueEVi1fe
Russell Shry Of Stumptown Ridge.
was "a business caller Boo FHrueaviile SAT-
L Mr. George Delaney ia having his
house rcmodeled hr putting uu now
rorchos and has added several new
rooms
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WELLSBURG


WELLsBURC. " Va. Juiy IL
rh~ street ears rlInninE into Weils-
ylrx dif tns biggest NIGHTS bualress
foe uany months last Saturday even.
ing. all % then being croNted urtil
the very iaat one Doubis hsadsrs
Nere run for s~erral hours and fkss
had hard tines hsudliuE thu crowds
mat footed 70 hen The ferry Be-
tween Weiisburx and BrtIiianf. Ohio
vas croscef almost the entire even
INK. a. vas the ferry between Pol.
iansDee and Ninzo Junction. Ohio
May Of the croEd we're from
Wheeling. and the dry Ohio cities.
and vas 20 large, because the stock
aid In before the saloons closed
lasted over the nrsf Saturday. which
Naa July sfh. Waiting 90 the last
ar on the anHandie Traction line
Nere crowds AZ every corner. from
trr traction orice AZ seventh street
tcf four or ave block. and many Of
hem could not get on the cars. a.
hey could not hold them
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. O.. July I3-Harv-
esting is the order Of the day. The sun
DAY school az No. 7. Goshen Ridge held
a FESTIVAL Saturday evening on the
lawns 81 the school house. quite "a
crowd was in attendance and all cnjoyed
a Ost pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis MAYOR visited
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Gibson saturday evening. Of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Vera Brook, who has been stay
Ing with the family Of Spurs Thomas,
near Shutdown. Is home for the summer.
Mrs. Amer Carpenter spent one dav
last week with the family OF John War
rick near Spcidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BOYD attended
tho festival az No. Goshen Ridge Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Herman McEndrce was n barnes
Vile visitor Saturday.
Miss Anna %. Steer. Of the Phiiadei-
phta school for nurses will return TO
her work the last Of the week having
spent her vacation az the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Ella Steer. Of Pigentown.
w =. Harris was business caller in
Barnesvillc Saturday.
Lea Jones. who b. now ~ the Ohio
Valley General hospital. wheeling. is
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the Akron schools. is enjoying her
vacation with relatives here.
Clarence Engle. OF GAINESVILLE, a
former resident here Is spending a
few days with relatives in this city.
Miss Hilda Wiley, OF New Concord
arrived Saturday for visit with
relatives.
Wilbur Bloyd. OF Moundsville. w
Va, spent Sunday at the home of his
father $. l.. Bloyd, of West Main
street
Mrs. Sarah Broomhan. OF Spencer's
Station, is here for a visit with rela.
lives.
Mrs w. r. Stewart and little son
OF Brooklyn. y. Y. and Mrs. George
Ross and son. of Grafton. w. Va.
are here for a visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Little, of Walton
avenue
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AT THE VICTORIA

camille was presented 90 the Vie
f0riA theatre Monday hv Joe M'Enrne' =
Associate Players tn two splendid audi
enreE ana both unqualified approval Tho
story ~ The play ia followed closely hv
The company |u their production and
nothing urrffiUr hHH been seen here In
ri iHnE time Miss Kramer in the lead
IrE role o. az her very best and that
means EumctnIrE Tor more 0rIaheF
agtrrFe h1H not visited Wheeling the
afrrH Ir years.
Tho company renrrafa the ola yfhIf
afternoon ana tonight and Wefre-f4, 81.
r.Hil..' Hfl rIFrf Those who want
f0 a.r be- viii have fn purchase ticket
carl. fHr there has been n big nHvanfa
demand since Monday morning We.
UrHIH' night fnn amateurs viii nerfo~rr
HEHIn ana they win he better this Wrst
fHHu ever.
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II is likely that BY next winter many
OF the boxing matches staged TO take
place at the Central Rink in Steuben-
Vile VIII 30 taken part In By Follans-
bee lads. Each afternoon a crowd Of
young bloods take a set of gloves to
Fcrguson's field. or some other far
OF place where they will not raise any
commotior. and those who understand
the game cndeavor to teach the class
the Inc points in the manly art of self
defense. and quite number OF good
mittsmen are being developed. There
are ~ least dozen young fellows who
want 20 learn this art. and although
many or their faces are partly blue
from blows piled on them BY others
VINO know the game. they are sticking
right ~ v and expect TO get in the
ring when cooler weather arrives.
KID" Saboi will enter the ring with
Hahn. OF Wellsburg. within a few
weeks. The MANAGEMENT Of the Steu-
benville Boving CLUB o. now arrang-
Ing a card Tor a show 10 be held soon.
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Charles Stock and James Stephens
arrived home yesterday from a ten
day trip to Atlantic City. Philadelphia
and other points of interest in the
last Charley Lindell stopped on at
Philadelphia in the interest OF the G.
c. C.. but will return to-day.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson and daugh-
ter, OF Midland. Pa, and Mrs. Parfit
and daughter. of Likens. Pa, spent
sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Marston. on Virginia avenue.
Quite a number of shots were fred
from some place along Allegheny
street late Saturday night IL could
not be learned what the cause OF the
shooting was, but no one was reported
injured, nor were any robberies or
anything reported at police headquar-
tiers.
Reese Reese and Winfield Bush
went TO Bellaire, o., yesterday To see
ball game.
young son were Wellsburg visitors on
Sunday.
William Marshall returned to-day
from a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Detroit, Mich, and the
Great Lakes.
Everybody is talking of the big Fol
Iansbee Day picnic for August 8.
Vic Marlier returned yesterday after
spending two weeks with his parents
at Mcdonald. Pa.
Ed Buckley. OF Martins Ferry, o..
visited his mother and brother here
over Sunday
Mrs. Buckley and daughter, of
hOnesdale. Pa. are visiting son and
brother Frank. on Main street.
William Shanks and Bobbie Morris
returned Saturday from Avon Lake.
y, where they spent the past two
weeks
Left Sutherin, who has been STAYING
At Avella. Pa, for the past two weeks.
was In town for a short time on sun
day.
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Blood Risings Not
Sign of Health
Boils IRE Caused By Sluggish
and Impure Blood

When thore nro dwellings. Eathrrires
~ risinra n tho skin ~ ~ a sure rirn
mat the blood needs help. n needs the
Cleansing That can be had only hy tho
famous blood purifier 3 8. g. ANY erun-
ton ~ the skin shows the body r. re-
nininE impurities. and either continue
20 circulate and impoverish tho hood or
nre drpogfcd here and there fu the
form n abacesscs or surface risinrs and
Crurtloua
host n people uoe g. s. s. every
fnrinr End summer % Withstand those
h1hte That leave the system tired out.
Oct bottle u s. s. g today o. any
drugFiat Give your blood a good bath
Win cause your liver - convert i---
FlrtleT. your lungs % burn them. vour
Kidneys 20 eNcrcte them and your ekf1
n carry thern ~ thus leaving your en-
TIRE system fresh and clean 90 revive
nnd again be conscious % rc-rvveH
health. Write % The Swin Specific CO
jos swft HidF. Atlanta Ga Tor their
Ereat book on skin amictious what tho
Mirror Teua."
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A party Of nine young men from
FOllansbce had n narrow escape from
drowning In the ONO river within n
few feet Of the shore on SATURDAY.
night and II was only n BIT OF luck
that saved them. The group Of Eel.
lows had been riding the waters for
several hours and were starting on
their last trip before putting the
steam launch up for the night. when n
leak was discovered ~ the side % tho
boat which was letting the water In
faster than % could b. bailcd out a.
though all. the occupants did their
best
When the leak was fret discovered
the man az the wheel started the BOAT
for the Ohio Shore. which was the
nearest. buf shortly before they
reached 10 they knew they could rTCrt
no landing there. a. Do is cindcr
bank built almost straight up. and
started the boat Tor the west Virginia
side Of the river Daring the race 10
this side there were many frightened
passengers on that boat. they tried 10
control themselves and be- brave but
the water kept coming in fast and 40.
most covered the engine but ~ kept
blowing through the water until with.
In ten feet Of Shoe when 10 was
forced 20 stop on account ~ tho boat
being about filled with water Fight
OF the men leaped from the boat
which was ten feet within the shore
and succeeded In getting out Of the
scrape wet only 10 the knees. but
ThOs. Reese. owner % the boat. STAYED
with ~ till 10 sank. he is n good swim.
mer, and after he knew where 10 look
Tor the boat swan 10 shore and an
other boat was brought 20 the scene
and pulled the other out % n place m
winch the boys might have been found
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Ambition
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For Nervous People

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Anyone can buy a box for only so
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Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous prostration. mental
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As a brain food or for any affiction
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John Coleman Co and dealers every.
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Wellsburq Briefs.

Mrs. f. r. Dickey, and daughter.
Miss Catherine. of ST. Petersburg.
Fla. Is visiting her father in this
city.
Mrs. William McNutt and young
daughter and Miss Nora McNutt. OF
Houston, Pa. are visiting at the home
of J. ID. Brady.
Misses Helen Hill and Helen Kemp
are visiting at the home OF William
Counselman of Bethany.
Daniel Storck was a business caller
in Steubenville. o., Monday morning.
J. NJ. Brown was a Sunday visitor
at the home of Charles Schwertz-
feger in Cross Creek district
Miss Roberta Douglas is spending
her vacation In Cleveland and Ober.
lin, Ohio.
Samuel Bane OF the Banking and
Trust company. Is on duty and Is en-
ioylng his summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Steele have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are at their home in Wellsburg.
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Fred Brown. 81 years. and Mrs
Emma Finney. - years. OF YorkvIlle
william EdiC. 30 years. and Ruth
ran. 10 years. Of Stoubenvillo.
samuel McleE. IS years. and Sophia
Sente.. years. OF Stcubcnvillo.
Mike Molchan. % years. and Annie
huslnko. II years. OF Stratton
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GAINESVILLE
Belmont and Monro. R,union

5elmont and Monroe Reunion.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. bully IL
Inc committees Of the Belmont and
Monroe reunion met az the home of
X ". Healv on Saturday evening
ana made arrangements for the TWEEN
ueth annual picnic and reunion 10
Dc held on the last Tuesday en- August
The committee is composed OF tho
following gentlemen. Thomas vs.
Taylor pres;dcn; and secretary.
GAINESVILLE. o.. W. f. Wiley. vice
president. Barnesvulc.. John Moore.
jerusalem, Dr. g. W. Stewart and
Charles McFrederick. also OF Jerusa.
iem. Among the prominent Ohio men
IN attendance viii be- Governor Cox.
VINO VIII deliver an address.
The Metropolitan shows arrived
here sunday evening about O'Clock
These shows are under the auspices
Of the Fraternal order o. Eagles Of
this city and in appearance are FAR
above the ordinary carnival trosIpes
During the evening n band concert
was given on teh balcony Of tho
Schancr Hotel which attracted large
crowds A novel feature Of the con.
cert was the vocal parts rendered bv
lady sOlOist which was especially
Tine This company is showing Sew.
eral attractions new 90 GAINESVILLE
people
Mr. and Mrs Forest Ford and chill
dren of Indianapolis. Ind. we're called
here this week hy the serious illness
~ Mr Ford'4 sister Mrs Robert
Beatley ~ West Main street
Miss Elizabeth Mercer. teacher Of
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Parents loot Body.

Mr. and Mrs David EDDY. Of near
Aiddlebourns. took the body Of their
son William. Who fell over the Pan
Handle Traction trstle 10 his Death
on Saturday evening. 20 their home In
Tyler county for burial The ship
ment Was made on the $50 a m.
train on Monday morning. They
made all the arrangements on sun
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burg on Monday afternoon al ? 30
With tho lecture by Mother Lake.
Despite the bad weather. large
crowd was present Music was fur
nished by the Ziegler concert orches-
ira. The evening performance was
John u. Ratou. and be drew large
crowd. The tent Il located at Twelfth
and Main streets
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Then ! hox.n -ith me Cnfir,i-a soap
and oint-nent and rrc~issi almost inssan-
taneo'i. relief from ~Very appliraflon untn
al ne sympsons uerr Eone -t--d fh-
cniirurA ointnieo, freely al over my bad
oooe q -eck and the Cuiieura soap f~
c's>ns'ns n often a. necr-.ary untn 80
cur~d Nov my had l. veil and clean my
mar !, boxing me And the 'rouhir 10 an
sone fsssn-dl Mrs Julia ciipgrnan. Jan
20. 1914
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The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the County Clerks
ONCE:
Harry b. Cooper. Transfer. Pa.
Helen n. Campbell. Mlllvale, Pa.
Clarence A. McHugh. Brilliant, o.,
Anna y. McHuRh. Martins Ferry, o.
Clarence n. Engstler. Mt Oliver
Pa, Lila b. Riesech. Pittsburgh. Pa.
John G. Flynn, Verona. Pa. HELEN
Elizabeth DAILY. Snowshe, Pa.
Charles Henry Steiner. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Minnie Ida MihlbOner. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Evan VI. Williams. Detroit. Mich.
Della A. Mcdonald, Detroit, Mich.
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ofcr y an ~hfa ] sraarite<i u
the l-ritattou and ifsninx -~s-
erc.ffld. ThrJ centtn1l-.f %
hsirt snd snnArt ant ban Ny
hair fsii on ha.iif ard xrasitszliy
my sr,lp ras covered -ish
dsnsirz- a. DRY a. po-ier. IL
~as ne sane blirufnx In my
iirnr- ~ t.f that I eo,li.i nos
sf@ru a. r~sf rf-ht - A..
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Many people In Follansbee are
learning the new dances in a very
easy and Inexpensive manner. w h.
Godfrey. who Is an agent for Victrola
records. received a shipment last
week in which several records of in
struction for the tango. hesitation and
maXixe dances were inclosed. and
since then the Nictrola in the store
has been kept going almost continu-
ously each evening while a number
listen 10 the instructions given and
afterwards 20 hcme and practice what
they have heard 4 number of these
people Will endeavor to secure the
Eagles hail several nights each week.
where they will learn the dances by
practicing the Instructions given
through these records. and the tango
craze is likely TO strike our town.
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WARRINGTON
MANNINGToN. W. Va, July IS. .
Making Good In Texas League.

MANNINGToN. w. Va, July IS. -
Making Good In Texas League.
Bill Singleton the Warrington boy
gets in right with the fans. The
most promising looking thing in the
recruit line seen at the camp OF the
Giants for some time IL this husky
young man by name OF Singleton:
who halls from the Mountain peaks
of West Virginia. HIN sent Single
ton in az n pinch hitter IN the seventh
Inning OF the first with a safe WALTON.
just like n regular well experienced
ball player. Maybe he Is. This new
man Is an outielder and catcher
and Is touted as a conner In either
position.
Local Committee Deserves Praise.
Friday nights performance closed
what has In many ways. been the
most successful Warrington Chautau-
qua yet held.
The local committee OF business
Men are 10 be congratulated for their
untiring efforts. which have been a
large factor in making regular an.
nual Mannigton Chautauqua meetings
possible.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.
The annual meeting Of the stock
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Col and Mrs w. w. Beall returned
home on Saturday evening from an
auto trip through Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. Washington. ID. C.. and other
points. They spent almost three
weeks In the east
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holders In the Bingamoa OIL and Gas
90, viii be held at the once OF the
company; Warrington. West Virginia
at 10 o'clock r. N satur.Iy. Aueust
Isl. 1914 for the purpose OF electing
board OF directors for said company
lot the ensuing term. and for the
transaction OF such other business
that may properly come before the
said meeting.
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For fare and hands Cutictlra soap and
ontmen, are World favorite- becaus> .
errctire In RESTORING the natural purity and
besu'y ~ the skin. sraip. hair and hands
when marred by unsixhiiy condition. Al
though Cuticiirs soap f2sc aud Cu,leura
Ointment fsoc.l are sold every where. a
sample Of each with ae-p skin Book win
20 -ent free upon request. Addr-z- post
-rd. "CutictIra. Dept. T. Boston,
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STEUBENYILLE

sTEUBENvILLE. o.. July I3-Hy
August ] Do b. expected thar John o.
Bclknap will be holding "a reception in
the Probate Iudge's Office. 20 which he
was elected two years ago and kept
out hy the Vaccinations Of Democrat.
ic State ofbCials
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Babe Deserted

q male white child was left on the
veranda a. Gin hospital on Sunday
night 10 was sent 90 the Mccullough
thlldren Home. u was born shortly
before IL was left a. the hospital
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The first session of police court
that has been held here for more than
two weeks was held Saturday night
when Joseph Davis was brought be
fore the Mayor to answer a charge of
being drunk. He had been in Mingo
and Intended to return to his home
at Wheeling when he was arrested
for being drunk. His fine was So. He
paid and went home.
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Auto Party VIsIted Here.

An auto party consisting OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Stengle and son
Billy; George Stengla Roy Robert
motored to Wellsburgh on Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. Stengles
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stengle.
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Frank Paglic We. Arthur Karnosh
appeal transcript filed from docket OF
township.
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Say Tommy. wot did YOU toll de-
teacher you rot n toothachc for YOU
know It.s do mumps"
Sh.h Wofs Dc matter wit your
TO she catches en- ven all cot dav
OF Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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and his name will be seen upon It.
He will have a little more show in
this bout than in his first one. and is
anxious TO get in the ring again.
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j. y. Perrine of Independence. Pa,
IL improving rapidly. after a bad at
tack OF typhoid fever. He Is now able
10 sit up. and expects TO be able to
be out in about a week
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evening was born in Bellaire He
was the son OF David Fulton. deceased
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SCALP COVERED
WITH DANDRUFF
Also Blis;ers and PinpIes. lrits-
ton and Itching Dreadful. Would
Hun, Smart and Burn. Hair Fell
Out Badly. cvtcura Soap and
Ointment Healed.

<oi ". Adsms -. nro-n-ooc T~ras
h.d -~ser~ es~s ~ an hchinx --.ip
Tt~n ny h..d hal bli-ter- ana ulsnps~- al
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Our new Sanitary Glass Display
Counters as approved by the CITY
Food Inspector are tho latest im.
proved and most sanitary cases en-
the state
Every day finds new faces in
our shop mingled with our regular
customer conclusive proof that
We are convincing the ladies OF
Wheeling that the quality ~ our
meats. the sanitary condition of
our shop and the courteous treat.
ment shown can not be excelled
anywhere
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Base Ball Fairs.

bstc eall barS.
On Tuesday July i4tn the world tour
series OF Giants AMI White Sox starts
AZ burts. There are six installments.
one each week
These pictures bring YOU right IN
close TO the greatest bail players OF
The Elks convention al Parkers-
burg viii be on Wednesday July Ism
To the ladies' this h a chance To see
Tor yourself how your hubby conducts
himself
Miss Helen Brenhardt returned TO
PITTSBURGH today after a vacation
spent with her parents here.
Mrs. Snee of Morgantown will pre-
SIDE az the pipe organ next SUNDAY at
the NJ. r. church services.
Miss Bernice Derby has returned
nome 10 Clarksbure after "a weeks Wis
II with Miss Madeline IngIe.
Mrs. G. II. Corbin OF Fairmont and
MIS-. Lawrence Mercer Of Clafksbure.
Miss Fera Hess of Detroit Mich and
Mrs. John Dye OF Tampico Mckee
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs r. w.
MARI this week all being relatives OF
the latter
Mrs. Belle Young and Nelce. Ruth
hymer are visiting relatives at Berke-
ley Springs
F. G.. Barlow Joined his family AT
oakland. Md, the first OF the week.
where Mrs. Barlow and children had
gone after two weeks visit in Park.
ersburg.
Grady Morgan was among our Fair.
mont visitors yesterday.
Mrs. d. 5. Smith OF Moundsville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith OF
Williamstown. w. Va. who have heen
guests of Mrs. Bertha Arnett on Burt
Hin left today for several days Wis
IL at Cambridge. o
Son Price viii be brought home
from Cooks Hospital tomorrow where
Tor the last month he has Teen slowly
recovering from n serious operation.
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Tango Craze.

had the engine give out a minute be-
fore.
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TT"TTTIHT WTT0W U"HT
herman FULTON. r. clas4w ork.r. HEcd
To years. who died here on saturday
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Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.
The annual meeting OF the stock.