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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
TELEPHONE HEAD
VISITS In OMAHA
Theodore N. Vail Looks Over Sights
Of His Younger Days When He
Was Located Here.
WAS MAIL CLERK OUT OF OMAHA

Money will be made cheaper than
ever by the European war" declared
President Theodore n. Vail Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company, In Omaha today.
Interest rates will be low enough
to encourage much new investing,
business development and the inn
provement OF existing enterprises. +"
The head Of the national telephone or
ganlEation was In Omaha for several
hours on an inspection trip 70 San Fran
cisco. While here he renewed acquaint-
ances with several local men. who were
close friends of his while Mr.. Vail was
a Union Pacific telegrapher and later a
railway mail clerk here.
Among these friends OF Mr. Wallis youth
are Casper Il. Yost, now president OF tho
northwestern group Of phone companies;
Y. NJ. Morsman and c. w. Lyman, now
vice presidents Of the same group or
companies: Louis Korty. now retired, and
General Grenville NJ. Dodge Of Council
Bluffs who was chief engineer OF the
Union Pacific when Mr.. Vail was a teleg-
raghor.
wanted 90 See steel Car.
Although past 70 years OF age and forced
to use a crutch in walking, Mr.. Vail still
displays the strong mentality that made
him great, and he still has a touch OF
sentiment in his nature. He proved the
latter when he asked the privilege of en-
tering modern steel railway mall car.
Assistant superintendent NJ. II. Black
we'll of the Omaha--Ogden division ar
ranged TO show him the courtesy. and Mr..
Vail marvelled at the difference between
the railway mall cars now In use and
the one he worked In on the same run
over forty years ago. He later became
general superintendent Of the entire coun-
try's railway mail service.
Omaha was a mighty lively town in
those old days" Mr.. Vail remarked. but
now I see that II has become a great
city"
Asked as TO what future he thought
there will be in the tefepnone Industry,
he said:
"Just look back twenty or thirty years
and recall what the telephone business
amounted to then. Today's advance over
twenty or thirty years ago Is no greater
IMAM tne advance ftli 10 come IN the
next twenty or thirty years"
Regarding the recent application OF
wireless telephony 70 aid telephone off,
ciais to talk from New York to San
Francisco ard Hawaii, President Vail de-
clared that In his opinion, the chief use
OF the wireless telephone will be simply
to amplify and supplement. rather than
TO substitute wire systemA
Yost Joins Party.
President Yost OF the district telephone
company Joined the Vail party to the
coast. The others with Mr.. Vail are
b. Il. Sunny OF Chicago. president of the
central district; U. N. Bethel OF New
York. vice president Of the national com
pany. and C. s. Gleed Of Topeka, presi-
dent OF the southwest district
Thomas Fry OF Omaha was a boyhood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Government Barges
Cannot Be Bought

The government river barges lying In
dock at Sioux City are not available for
the use Of the steamboats, plying be-
tween Omaha and Decatur for commercial
purposes The Commercial club has re-
ceived letter from the War department
Etating that the barges may not be loaned
as there IL no precedent for such loan
ing. II IL stated In the letter that govern
ment boats may be loaned only in case
OF emergency to save life and 20 save
property only when no other boats are
available.
This will mean that the river naviga-
ton committee OF tho Commercial ciu ,
and the commercial interests OF Decatur
win have 10 look about elsewhere for
barges to be used with the Julia and the
Ada Belle, the two boats that are to ply
on the river until the river freezes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Question of Rental
for Auditorium is
Before City Dads

How much should be charged for q
convention, wrestling match. style show.
concert or ball7 That Is one OF the
problems resting heavily upon the Shout
ders Of the city commissioners.
At a meeting OF the council announce
ment was made that next week the COM
mlssioners VIII meet TO consider definite
schedule Of rates for the use OF the
Auditorium.
II is agreed that low rate should be
made for conventions. wrestling pro-
moter has asked for rate for an even
ing. One OF the commissioners Is strong
for demanding a per cent OF the receipts
of wrestling matches and similar events.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
F. P. DAVIS TELLS
INTERESTING FACTS
Prominent Landscape Gar
dener Of Lincoln Gives In
teresting Statement.
WANTS OTHERS TO KNOW

f.. =. Davis Of 27S2 e street, Lincoln,
one Of the most prominent landscape
gardeners In the west, and who Is known
to hundreds Of the best citizens as a man
OF undisputed honesty and integrity,
gave the following interesting statement
regarding Tanlac, the Master Medicine"
which is being introduced here. Mr.
Davis said:
Il have suffered for some time from
kidney and stomach trouble. and was
nervous and in a terrible rundown and
debllltated condition. l felt tired all the
time, and was absolutely lacking In am
bition. and experienced much difficulty
at times In conducting my business. 1
often suffered from shortness OF breath,
which was. in my opinion. due to storm
ach trouble. ell OF which annoyed me
greatly. Seeing Tanlsc advertised. and
recommended 30 highly by many who
had been benefited by IT. decided to
give II trial. Tanlac has caused a
most remarkable change In my condi-
ton. t.
ITO say have been benefited. would
be expressing myself In too mild a man.
ner. / am a completely changed man
today. I sleep better and feel energetic
anu lui oA MS my bbotHaSh aAu AiN-
ney troubles have vanished and I can
not praise Tanlac too highly.
Tanlac has proved beneficial in hun.
dreds OF cases similar to that of Mr..
Davis. and people are testifying daily to
the benefits derived from It's use. Tanlac
IL sold IN Omaha exclusively by the
Sherman q Mcconnell Drug Co.. 18th
and Dodge streets, Can also be had In
Lincoln at the Harley Drug Co. 11o1 o
reet.---Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
GREAT WESTERN MEN LOOK
FOR HEAVY CROP BUSINESS

J. W. Bisbon, vice president OF the
Great Western. IN charge Of traffic. and
his assistant. c. r. Berry. are In the
city from Chicago. out on a tour OF the
road looking into business conditions.
Said Mr.. Blabon
while business IL not crowd'ng us at
this time. we are looking forward to a
prosperous season. The entire country
traversed by our road raised great
small grain crop and the outlook IL far
better than an average crop OF corn. But
small proportion OF the small grain
has been threshed and consequently the
movement to market has been slow. II
will come. though, later on.
"Frosts have damaged the very late
corn 20 some extent A great portion.
however. had passed the danger line
when the first killing frost came"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

Grace. arrived home yesterday from the
east They were accompanied by Mrs.
Smiths mother. Mrs. Joseph II. white
OF Boston. Miss Harriet Smith IL visit
ing friends In New York and will re-
turn 20 Omaha later.
II. E. Patterson and wife leaye tonight
for the Pacific coast, going through
Minnesota and North Dakota, over the
northern route.
]. NJ. Gllchrist and George II. Riley
OF Omaha are at the Films hotel IN
Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. May OF Chicago
came on with Mrs. w. A. Fraser this
morning 20 attend the Coronation ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Willis Of Mus
kogee, okl.. are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Field. Mr.. willis was form
erly resident Of Omaha.
Mrs. LYDIA Sink has returned from
Chicago and Union Mills. Ind. where she
spent the summer She IL residing with
her sister. Mrs. T. Cahnt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

scho1inato Of Mr.. Gleed and called at
the phone company office to greet him
The two exchanged stories OF school days
and marble playing.
The Vail party continued west over the
Union Pacific IN the afternoon m Mr..
Vnirs private car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Boxes at the Coronation Ball,

Mr.. and MIRA Charles u. Beaton will
have with them MIR. and Mrs. Charles T..
Meta and MIR. and Mrs. George Redick
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Black viii
have in their box Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3.
black and Miss Dorothy Black. MIR. F. w.
Amber Of Chicago. Miss Rebecea Haven
u Cincinnati and Miss Mary Augusta
Wilson Of Creston, la
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Friday, October 8, 1915.
BY MELLIFIC1A.

W YHo Is lie queen2
M maiden King Ak
Wv
Ball ong
This is the lips almost casting into the shade
queries the identity the king
making first choice the gir
disappont this
tin
too
will this
pendor.
ear he purple queenly
a
Now I've told ouw Do 1 or do
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Euppers After the Ball.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Rcdick VIII enter
min a few friends az supper after tn
Coronation ball tonight. Covers will b
llaced for:
AIessrs. and Mesdaines--
Charles ID. Beaton, John Madden,
fharies u. Metz. george Redick.
Arthur keeline,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Omaha Kearney Club Meets.

The Omaha Kearney club viii meet at
the home Of Miss Dell Morrison. eeis
Dewey avenue. thls evening 10 perfect
plans for a banquet 10 be given during
TIE state teachers convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Events Of Today.

Mrs. G. G. Belden entertained al lunch
con at her home today in honor of Mrs
Henry Brown and Mrs. Arthur Mills OF
guests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Pleasures Past.

Mrs. Edward 3. Luce OF Lincoln. chap
aronsd a large party OF cOtner univer-
gity music students for the Symphony
concert Thursday evening. They motored
pver and visited with president and Mrs
1enklns Of Omaha university.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
wedding Announcement.

pretty home wedding tock place Al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
SlSarin. when their daughter. Mabie. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Thomas sheehan.
The ceremony was performed b. their
pastor. the Rev. A. 7. Lorlmer. Miss
HlIdur ekarin was maid Of honor and Mr..
Hugo Enhoim. best man. Little Mildred
Johnson carried a basket OF flowers.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served 20 q large number Of relA-
dives and friends.
AFTER November AIR. and Airs. shee-
han win Be az home AZ Forty fourth and
Bedford avenue.
Both OF the young people are active
nnernhers Of she Zion Lutheran church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Dinners Before the BAH.

Dinners Before the Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Burns will
entertain at dinner this evening before
the ball in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hosford Of Moline. the guests Of
Air. and Mrs. Willard Hosford. Covers
win be placed for nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. c. Kennedy will en-
terrain informally at dinner before the
ball. Their guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Wheeler. Mrs. Ben Cotton and
MIR. Edward Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Towle will give
thinner this evening before the ball. The
table will be decorated with pink roses
Their guests will include Messrs. and
Mesdames Arthur Keeline and Barton
Willard.
A party OF twelve will dine together at
the Fontenelle this evening preceding the
ball The party includes:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Boyd Theatcr Party.

dinner followed by a theater party to-
morrow evening. for their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hosford OF Moline.
Those present win be:
Measru. and Mesdanies--
Richard Hosford w. r. Burns
OF Moline. Willard Hosford.
a. q. Colpetzer, w. j. Foye,
MIR. Glenn Wharton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
On the Calendar.

The La Sale club will give the frat
OF their dancing parties AZ Chambers
academy Monday evening. October II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Personal Mention.

NJ. and lIrn Ward burgess returned
Thursday from the cas-.
Mrs Glenn wharton Is IN Toledo. o..
where she Wa called ~ the death OF
her grandmother. Ars. Burgert
Mrs. Arthur c. Smith and daughter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Omaha Club supper.Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metz will enter
ain party OF sixteen at supper at the
omaha club tonight after the Coronation
balL Those present will be-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
For Miss Mccarthy.

A PRETTY appointed luncheon was that
oven today by Mrs. A. L. Reed for Miss
gertrude Mccarthy OF Chicago. the guest
V Mrs. Ben Gallagher.
The table decorations were Cecil Brunor
Aoron. Covers were placed for:
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and he has attained reeSg nition from
national publica ions q notable I'M
stance being the recent publication In.
Puck Of 2ffs contr ibutiuns. He Is
clever not only In his newspaper and
literary work but also in all phases
Of the walks Of life and since his COM
ing TO Clarksburg two years ago from
Rocky Mount, n. G., the home Of his
parents, he has made and kept q host
Of friends and won the confidence and
warm friendship Of ali with whom he
has come In contact. I
The bride Is q member of one of
Clarksburg's oldest and best known
families. Until recently she held .
iresponsib bile position with the Central
District Telephone Company. In such
position she formed q wide acquain-
stanceship. and won the ,friendship. COM
Efidence and esteem OF the business
public. She is q young lady possess
ing all the charms Of noble woman
hood and is quite popular In q wide
circle Of friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison will go to
housekeeping shortly here.
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gram ot music ny the @ denza orches-
ira which Was stationed son the stage
behind u hedge ct tan palms; potted
plants and baskets tilled with fSll
roses. Later dancing was enjoyed
with o prof. of twenty numbers
and four extras. At II oscloclla de-
licions salad supper was served In the
Red Cross room. IS
The board OF governors; John b.
Hart preBident; John Newton, vice
president, and nenry G. Alexander,
secretary and treasurer. have arranged
to hold the second assembly during
the Christmas holidays. rs
4 Among thesmafy out OF town guests
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.. Benz
jarnin r. Blacllford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Dtlis. Miss Emma Shields.
Miss Laura Neal, Miss Clara Smith,
Miss Ethel sGribble. Miss Lena Kline,
Miss Keith. James jackson. D. B.
Harnis. George Ross. all OF aPrkers-
burg; Miss lsoberta Fleming, ,of Fair
mont, and Miss Fannie Harrison. Of
Weston, =ad Mrs. David Bills. G!
Spencer, Va. a
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. s H|.fa
rison County Graduate Nurses Asso-
citation in compliment to Miss Mary
B. German and Miss Nellie Mannig,
local nurses who have returned from
France, where they were in service
with the American Red Cross Soci-
ETY.. 9
The many guests were received by
Miss rosetta Cunningham assisted by
the following patronesses: Mrs. Rob
ert A. Haynes, Mrs. John P. Mcclure.
Mrs. j. B. Winfield, Mrs. u. E. VIII
son, Mrs. Edward Wehner, Mrs. Earl
Speaker, Mrs. Emil j. Francois, Mrs.
Frank "A. tDennison ana Mrs. Charles
=. Lamberd. NJ
All the new and old dances were
enjoyed from 8 to IL o'clock to a
charming program Of music render
ed by the Cadenza orchestra.
During the evening coffee and
sandwiches were served by Mrs. E.
r. Smith, Mrs. G. e. Reep and Miss
Margaret Thomas. Miss Beatrice
Clancy presided at the coffee urn.
Nearly $50 guests attended In
Guiding the local nurses and their
friends. :
|. Among the out OF town visitors
were Miss K. B. @. Flynn. Of Boston;
Miss Emma Verno, Of Fairmont;
aud Miss Claire Childers, of Parkers-
burg.
Many thanks and words Of appre-
citation have been expressed by the
nurses association to the members OF
the Elks for the use OF the auditor
ium and to the Hayman Greenhouse
Company for its beautiful floral dec
oratfons Of palms. ferns and fall
roses.
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Aid Society Entertained.

Mrs. John Britton, Of Adamston.
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Metho dist Episcopal church OF
that place Tuesday afternoon.
Devotional services were conducted
by the pastor, the Rev. A. 81 Arnett,
after which the business OF, the scot
ETY. was transacted. Much work was
completed for bazaar, which viii be
held December 81 and 10. At an ap-
propriate hour the hostess. assisted
by her sister. Mrs. Wesley Palmer,
served delicious refreshments.
Those emf ying the afternoon were
the Rev. and Mrs. "a. s. Arnett, Mrs.
Charles Barth, Mrs. William Hutch
tson. Mrs. Charles Franckle, Mrs.
Arthur Kidd, Mrs. Wesley Palmer.
Mrs. w. Q. Sullivan, Mrs. Frederick
scanes. Mrs. George Smith, Mrs.
Amtell Gregorie, Mrs. Samuel Brown,
Mrs. BENJAMIN Hoover and Mrs.
Carl Drummond. 4 n.y.
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Mallison.Waldeck.

Samuel r. Madison, city editor of
the Telegram, has again demonstrated
his widely established ability to
scoop" the other fellow. In the news
line he always has a few surprises up
his sleeve, and he Is continually
springing some worth while. It is
needless to say he did not let Thanks
giving day go by without one Of these
surprises, although the newspaper did
not issue that day. Naturally, one
would suppose that it was about the
big football game at Fairrnont reveal
ing the real cause why the Methodist
boys did not take the honors instead
OF the state eleven's taking the same.
But, 1t was nothing Of the sort. To
the contrary 1t concerned something
vastly more important to himself at
least, something OF a. lifetime natui d
as the following announcement sent
out Thanksgiving day shows \ =
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd B. Waldeck
announce the marriage Of their
daughter 81 s.
Nellie Virginia
to ss'i
'Mr. Samuel Thomas Madison
ION Wednesday, November twenty
fourth So
zone thousand nine hundred and
fifteen
"Clarksburg, West Virginia"
The. ceremony was solemnized at s
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
First Methodist Episcopal parsonage
by the Rev. w. B. King. !,
AS Mr.. Madison is member OF the
kilograms editorial star. as already
stated, this newspaper feels that It
should be extremely modest In its
reference to him, but at the same time
the event Is such a happy one that Il:
feels that 1t should not let 1t 70 BY
with only casual mention. The BRIDE
groom Is q young newspapay, man or
unusual ability and his career In
incorporation has; ALREADY !. been
crowned with great success. As 7 8
writer he shows exceptional ability
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Mothers Meet.

Many ladies were present az the No.
vember Mothers Club meeting, which
was held In the home Of Mrs. N. j.
Hayman Wednesday afternoon. There
was q very general discussion Of the
afternoon study, and much informa-
ton gained. Mrs. Norton Longabaugh
sang q solo accompanied by Miss Rem
shaw. which was very pleasing. 4
Delicious refreshments were served
during the social hour by Mrs. Hay
man, Miss Nell Hursey and Mrs.
Wright Harding. The December
meeting will be held with Mrs. ]. F.
Williams. Of Harrison street, Broad
Oaks. 3,
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To Give Banou[let,

There will be given d banquet ~
Nathan Cor Camp. Sons OF veterauss
in honor Of the Union veteran SOL
diers OF the Civil swar. their sons and
grandsons over 10 years OF age, to
which all veterans, sons OF Veterans
and ladies OF the Grand Army of the!
Republic are; cord ally invited. ats the,
First Methodist Episcopal church
Friday night, December 8. commence
ing at q O'Clock. There viii DO re-
ifreshments, music and addresses. by
veterans and sons. It ID specially
desired that all Union eterans, their
sons and grandsons ELI ibles to nenaz
bership in the camp OF the sons Be-
present. Go and take veterans ana
sons with you and have Q pleasant
evening. ~
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RehealrsaIs Begun.

I Rehearsals have been begun by the
Orpheum Octet which will sing at
the Elks, annual memorial services in
the Robinson Grand theater at $3.50
O'clock Sunday afternoon. December
S. The music will be under the DE-
rection Of A. j. Smith and the other.
members of the octet are Jesse NJ.
Shinn, John NJ Knox, w. B. Frantz,
F.. l.. Reese, R. e. Gill, Henry Coyne
and John Kane. The latest appro-
pirate music has been selected and the
musical part 4of the memorial pro-
gram will be most pleasing.
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evening. BEGINNING o. 8 o'eisck. IT.
the church: X & & a,
Chorus I. star of Descending
.:rhe Old 0aien Baclset's white
William Franz. Lee Williams Leon
Reese and John KNOX
THE SwalloWe, =. 4. e. - ! GcNrcm
Miss Lou Margaret Alien
Life Has No Power Donniseth
Mrs. b. 3. Lee. Mr.. FRANK, Knox
Sweet Distant Chimes" !. Glover
Mrs. Lewis Milan, Miss Layina Crews.
4 Miss Lon Allen, Miss Irene Knox
Miss Rubie Marshall. MISS Cora q.
/ Smith. 4, So s e; Z
Chorus oonlight WIN Come;
Again. !. IhoMpsgn
Sweet the Moments Dorrizsttl
(From sextette Of Lucia do Lammes
Mrs Lee, Mr.. Lee. Miss smith. IN.
Knox, n a.
mississippi Sho,. 4 .s.s,:.s. BoexI
Mr.. Reese, Mr.. Williams. HI. Franz
Mr., Knox. h n l:,s s.
addio s.'.t.s. -. so. lNlc0l15|
Mrs. Robert q. Lee. William Franz
Chorus tsacred) How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings, q. .s.I.s. Wescott
20 Perfect Day i. Carrie ]. Bond
Mr.. Franz. Mr.. Reese. Mr.. Williams.
Mr.. Knox.
Sleep. Noble Child, Chernhinfi
Mrs. Lee. Miss Crews. Miss smith
Love Divine Il. 4. i. Ravens
Mr.. Knox. Mr.. FRANK.
Chorus-sG food Night and Pleasant
Dreams" y. |. /. 3. N. I. /. /. !. s MnrTAX
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Monthly Business Meeting,

The Womanss Missionary Society OF
ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church.
South. held its monthly business meet
ing on a recent evening at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Kempkie. 203 Oak
street. Besides q large attendance Of
the members several visitors were
present. One new member was en-
rolled. At the close Of the business
session the ladies "got busy with
their needles and spent a few; hours
doing fancy work for the bazaar to
be held December 10 and II. Mes
danes Looman, Kenpkie, Wade, Vance
and Miss sSpiker rendered some excel
lent music which was enjoyed by. all
present. Refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Brat
ten. M
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[ Hathaway.Jones.

Frank NJ Hathaway, Of clarks-
burg, andsMisss Margaret Ella Jones.
Of Warrington. were united In mar
rage at Fairmont Wednesday even
'ing; blythe Rev. q. e. Goodwin, pas
tor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The ceremony 3 was per-
formed In the parsonage. The bride
is q well known graduate nurse, who
has followed her profession In Man
ningtons and Fairmont for the last
several years. She isa Ia graduate sof
the former City hospital IN Fair
mont. Mrs. Hathaway Is assplendid
young woman with many admiring
friends. The bride and bridegroom
will take up their residence in
Clarksburg.
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Babb-SteIaIe.y

Samuel Babb and Miss Eunice
Stealey were married at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
Stealey. at Stealey Heights at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning IN the pres
ence Of relatives and q few friends.
The Rev. DR.. william Barrett King,
pastor Of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, ofi1ciated. 4;
4 The bridegroom holds q responsi-
BILE position with the Palace Furni-
ture and Piano Company and Is an
excellent business man and citizen.
The bride Is a popular young lady
who formerly was q teacher in the
Miss Kennedy school. \ R &
Mr.. and Mrs. Babb left on No. 8
the morning Of their marriage on q
honeymoon trip west II. (. ). s. u
A. crowd of friends, gave the couple
an elaborate and noisy sendon at the
local passenger; station when they
departed, rice and signs being much
in evidence. After a. honeymoonitr trip
OF. about two weeksst to western points;
MI. and Mrs. Babb will 90 to house
keeping in nice home Just built
at stealey Heights by the BRIDE
groom. 10 n 4 4 s. " 4, 3gfs5