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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26
WHAT SANTA Ci.NI'S BROUGHT
lbICCDI.S

iiccoia was Il poor little italian girl.
ll"r people We're very poor Indeed. her
father was dead ana her mother had
to work to keep herself and little
daughter from starving.
Her mother stayed away from home
nearly every day. AS have told YOU
she had To work very hard for a iiv-
:nE:
riccola was very Lonely, but she was
not unhappy.
She played WITH an old rag doll and
a Pile of stones in the yard. riccola
used 10 look through a hole N The
wall :hat separated her home garden
from her neighbor's Garden. Now this
garden belonged to a very rich old
man. Orc Summc-' h" went away and
rented the house to soroo American ;co-
pie rho children Of this family used
TO play IN the garden every dav tic
cola was not unhappy now: she could
look through the hole ana SIC the
Chliir"n playing ~ tho garden
one Gay one of them saw hcr. The
child found that sh" had no one to
play with. They asked their father to
make the hole larger. This lie did
ii:coit went every day and olarcd
with the little American children
december came and the children
began to talk about christmas PIC
cola had never heard Of Christmas. and
she lid not understand what they
meant. They told her Of Il all When
christmas came SIZE put up her shoe 10
Sc" what Santa Claus would bring her
Ihai night a little swallow lew down
inc chimney and Went into riccola s
shoe. She said that Santa Claus had
brought this for Christmas
she showed the bird 10 'hc children
IN the garden. They had m,nv
presents, but not on" of them had :,
ave bird like piccolts one of ma
children gave her AN old cage for IN.
bird and :; ha" of candr. piccclo was
= very happy little 2:rl ,hrt dav.
GRACE: DUNN
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It'I: Use OF 4 ONE-DoLLAn mn

"n"-doilar bill lay on a table 4,
mus" n" -ho!lar bill AZ his side. The
"h'-""l'ar bill said he was of ,nnrc
~. US man the thousnnd-dol.ar bin
men 'he'c was a dispute. The cashier
'"ihe IN ana handed the onc.dollar Mn
to poor woman II went from ,Inra
I" p'ac" doing good The Thousand
"ori"f niII lay IN dark box in n safe
IN" thousand dollar bill sad: Alas
me dollar bill is of more use than
me- ''"''
- h"''"r TO be small ana do good
'h"'' |" hc large and do no GOOD
'briEinalD
I. HARRISON EFFOT,D
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TIE CHRISTMAS TURKEY.

Hurry up, john" said his father
"Wc are going hunting to-day"
Wait till | get my gum" said John.
When they got into the woods they
saw turkey. Both shot at him. but
didn't hurt him. They saw IL great
big one. Both shot but missed him
After all. John shot Il big turkey.
When he got horne his brother said:
What is in that rackageT' But John
wouldn't tell him. On Christmas they
had big dinner.
pIIIT.Jp NNJJITL-IIrJ 4,
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TIL: TWO FROGS.

enc hot summer the lake in which
TWO irot$ lived wns dried up. and they
w"r" Obliged To set OF in search for
water coming !" Il we'll one OF the
iroSs S'art"" To jump in at once
Should drE mp, ho,x could ,vc ,,nt ~, ,
again FRANK BAKER.
l'EAI;i4 ROBINSON
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South Richmond. Va.
tiinthpr NIIpfidc fctte

b'F" mat Christmas is here and dear
",a santa Claus If making his rounds.
ms coming with delight for iust ,bj,,t
o' waxing W. Christmas morning ana
HhdinE E"Nr stocking nUcd viii,
S''Hlta from top 10 toe, besides :, n
ne other nice presents one WIN r,r.I".
W III. IL not bc Jolly time for ls an .
wound love to write Il real louu, III
t"i 10 YOU and III. yGcu.bcrs bui ~ :
,iiN" & lot % Christmas cards TO writc
VIM not have The time am iucjns ,
~ :" drawing of our old friend SAINT,
,"t"S which wouln ;ovc TO sec MN
Nsned With ny best wishes for :,
merry Christmas ana IInppy Nov,
car I hui lovingly. ~"
MARJORIE HOLMES WILLIAMS
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Y. FLORENCE FORE.
T.; s.-ros,cafds exchanged

Dear l:ditor.-I hav" not written for
q long time, a. have bc.i! husy -,
SchooA hui have not forgotten our
paEc am sending In some d,nwii.r.
when nope VIII not Nit ,h. waste
basket, An OLD member
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We have a nice dog named Beauty.
She is n female dog and a very smart
one. too. She will sit up, and will
walk on her hind legs. She will jump
up on you. too. ] think it is q very
smart one.
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HmhN ut ScIlnnl.

Dear Editor. suppose YOU think
have forgotten the club. hut have not.
have been busy at school am in
the NTH grade. hope 10 Sc" my let
ter and drawing in print next Stiniay.
iHiLiP HpII.ADAY DEW
IscUola Va
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IIttT I.dltor.-Ns 7 hnN" Doom busy
at school, have not had time TO write
or send anything for the I'D. {. c.
joyed il so much | was glad 10 sec
my name in print, and hope that next
sunday ! will win a prize. | think
Maze RaWiings'S drawing was good
am sending some jumhlcd names Of
counties in Virginia, which | hope to
sec IN print. With best wishes, from
your member,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

Up. up this lonely mountain,
High as his cultured aim
i3ut all the time h" travels.
II" always feels the Sarrc.
EVELYN CCMMINi
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tOricinIl)
ELIZABETH WILLS.
THE MOENTtINI'!.R.
Up a lonely mountain patti.
lnr.-l 4. ., :.

~ HiGht around ;he old campfire.
Ills banjo would he play.
,:.it hc is very lonely now
For his dear friends lave paSsc
away
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Composed by
LUDWELL DR.ALTOE.
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RICHARD GARTER.
Draw On

Dear Editor.-lncloscd you will find
a drawing which | hope to see in
print. have not had tim" TO write.
for have been so busy at school. DO
you care if We draw with red ink q?
With love. Your member.
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JAMES MOONEY.
Welcome Rack

Dear Editor,-I guess you have FOR
gotten me, but | ann AN old prodigal
member. and | am returning. ! ann
will use for the head OF the page (T.-
i. G. O.. instead of finding Mr.
Waste paper Basket. enjoy YOUR
page very much ;tnd always Ect it
when | can. Your friend.
THORNTON IOBSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

Dear Editor,-l WAS SO surprised to
see my name again among prizc,w
ncrs, and thank YOU very much. | just
love to read tho I'D. &. {. page. Can
hardly wait for sunday to come. 1t
LOOKS like NmaS to-day with snow all
over the ground. wish our dear edi-
tor and all the members II merry
Christmas and happy New Year. Your
member.
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Henderson,.

Dear Editor,---l think the pagcl is
hnc. II j. always full OF stories and
pictures. | am sending in something
I drew. hoping to see il in the sun
days paper. With love.
VIOLET JACKSON.
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Petersburg. Va.
DO Hone You Arc Bcttcr.
Praises Members,

Lester Manor. Va.
J.. S.-May ola Santa remember you
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our DOG. HEAUTY.

ELIZABETH WILLS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

Dear Editor,-l have been slow il
writing, hut l was busy most OF tn
time. | have been watching for tn,
I'D. G. {. sheet every sunday. ] an
inclosing a picture which | hope to see
in the paper next sunday. 1t snowc,
yesterday, and it was about eight
inches deep. 1t is melting very fast
and is no good for sleigh riding. Yours
truly,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-15
M.ANNIll G ON NEWS

was here yesterday visiting with rel
atives.
Miss Margaret, Leonard left Mon
day morning for a visit at Cambridge
Springs, Penn.
F. N. Smallwood, of Chicago. was
business visitor here yesterday.
j. B. ElelfaIl, of Urichsville, Ohio,
was here Sunday visiting with rela-
ttves.
Gene Meryin. Of Ellwood. Pa, was
in our city yesterday.
N. G. MobIey. Of Harpers Ferry, is
in our city visiting relatives.
Paul Rice, Of the Clayton addition,
was attacked and knocked down by a
goat, receiving a severe cut on the
head. The boy had been driving the
goat hitched to wagon.
John Showalter, of Fairmont, was
business visitor here yesterday.
Joseph Mase, a road worker, who
was recently operated on by Drs.
Leahy and Debendarfer, has complete
ly recovered and returned to his work.
John B. Eberling, of Sebring, Ohio,
is a business visitor here today.
Miss Marguerite McCurdy and Ray
Jolliffe, OF Cameron, were the guests
of Arch Cook, of the Evening Tele-
gram Sunday.
Miss Anna McGarvey met with a
painful accident Saturday night, &C.
cidentally driving a crochet needle in
to her side. 1t was removed and the
injury dressed by DR.. Leahy.
DR.. W.; J.. Kyle, eye specialist, OF
iGlarksburg, is business visitor in
our city,. !.
Mrs. Ella Durham had her face bad
" burned 4 by a gas explosion recent
" Her injuries were dressed by DR..
claudeSC: Basnett has returned
from IA business trip to Charleston:
Miss, Ethel Hornbeck; Of Fairmont,
spent Sunday at her home on Burt
Hill.
John Pitner, Jr.n accidentally cut
himself with an axe while at worksin
his fathers shop on Clarksburg street.
The wound was dressed by DR.: Leahy.
Mrs. A. X. Modi was in Fatrmont
Friday to attend tea given by: Mrs.
Brownfield.
Miss Grace Kerr fell and badly
fractured her arm while playing. De.
Leahy dressed the arm.
Ed. Reid has been on the sick list
for the past few days.
Mrs. Il. ]. Jones and, daughter,
Jeanette. left yesterday for Buckhan-
non. where they. will attend the Wes-
leyan College commencement.
b. j. Wheeler, of Stockton, Califor-
MIA, is in our city visiting with rela-
G. B. Thompson, of Barrackville, w.
va, was here yesterday attending to
business.
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OIL Marked.
..Mli!Ic:C.rory Company
Issuin Bonds

The J. c. Mccrory Company, opera
tors of FIVE. and ten Cent stores
throughout the country, has Just ne.
gotfated bond issue Of 100000, with
property in. Fairmont and 10 other
cities as security. -,
The bonds wereisoldit to s.. w. Straus
and Company, bankers Of New York
City. The Fairmont property Is the
building on. Main street occupied by
the company. 1t is three stories and
built OF brick. 1t is said that MI.
straus, the head Of the banking firm,
has great faith in the ,Fairmont region,
and he is quoted as saying that tho
strength of the Fairmont real estate
is one of the principal reasons for
making the loan. -,
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Kill Animals
Having New Disease

GRAFTON, June 15.-Dr. Ebert
Jones, the local veterinary, who was
working with DR.. Lueder, OF the State
Department Of Agriculture, during the
past week on the strange, new disease
in Barbour county, which affects man
and beast alike, left today for the in.
fected district again and expects to
kill all the beasts found to have the
malady. The disease is of parasite.
tai nature and spreads rapidly. AS
nearly half a hundred animals have al
ready been found with traces Of the
disease, the slaughter of them will
mean big expense to the state.
Or. Jones says that the disease, SO
far as he knows. is found in this case
for the first time In West Virginia.
1t has very rarely developed at any
places in this country and has all OF
the oddities OF the foot,and.mouth
disease, which has been the bane OF
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Send Statements
.To:tCorp ions

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July a.
Corporations OF every character trans
acting business in West Virginia win
be required to pay the additional
license tax on charters imposed at the
recent second special sessio nof the
legislature: The new law doubled the
annual license tax on the charters OF
domestic corporations and increased
still more the yearly tax on foreign
corporations operating In the state.
Altogether there are 500 corpora.
tons doing business IN West Virginia,
and the clerks In the OFFICE Of State
Auditor Darst began! this week to pre-
pare to send out the statements Of the
additional tax levied on the corpor'
ations. Prior to the enactment of the
new law the statements had been
mailed to the corporations, but the
passage OF. the newsla requires the
auditor to send out supplemental. state
ments. K.
While many, OF the corporations are
now raying their annual license tax on
their charters, based on the old law
many corporations are expected for
convenience to pay tehE entire tax.:at
one time, as it all applies as license
tax tor the fiscal year beginning July
4 rEHi p, q. : -t-slts L, - =
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l. I 4 f. I-e 81 y Z
Jack Villers, assistant division en-
gineer Of the B: & o., Of Wheeling,
was here Sunday visiting Mr.. H. H.
Tedrick.
Joe Lane was a business visitor in
Glover Gap Monday s
James ,McGonigal was business
visitor in Metz yesterday, I
John Black was in Hundred yester'
day.
Sam Slater was business visitor
In Glover Gap yesterday: ICY.
]. Robert Burt was a. business Wis
itor in Burton Monday
George Cochran was In Glover Gap
Yesterday attending to business.
Carman Mcneil was in Burton
Monday transacting business.
Dennis Cronfn, B, & o. inspector, OF
Grafton, was a bushes visitor here
yesterday.
Gene Christy ives a business visitor
in Metz yesterday
w. o. Davis, Of Brookside, was in
Glover Gap yesterday attending to
business.
or in Metz Monday.
/ 81
Glover Gap yesterday. u
Mrs. Alvin Clark spent Sunday In
Fairmont.
C. "a. Snodgrass was a business Wis
itor in Fairmont Monday.
byron Warder, of Fairmont, was
here Sunday visiting his aunt, Mrs,
L. ]. Lake, on Center street,
Miss. Mabel Grandon lis spending
week with her parents IN DenYer'5W'
| Va.
John Hutchinson, of Wheeling, was
a business visitor here! yesterday
| Mrs. .DonIey Jones and children, st.
Clair and Ray, have gone to Salem,
W. Va. ,Xwhere they will spend few
days visiting relatives.
Claude Garrison, of Wheeling, was
here Yesterday attending to business.
Miss Edith Shreiner is visiting
friends IN Fairmont.
Ogle Miller, of Deep Valley, Penn,
spent Sunday here visiting with
friends.
Miss Matte Miner, OF. Hundred, was
here, yesterday visiting with friends.
Jeff Taylor, was arrested Sunday
night. charged with assault on his
vile The trouble occurred about a
mile west ofIthes city while the pair,
both, it is understood, were drunk,
were walking along the railroad track.
Their trial will come later before JUS
tice Barrack.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Dancer have re-
turned to- their home in Wheeling at
ter visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Smith on Locust street.
Miss Jean Basnett left yesterday
for Wheeling, where Fshe will spend
several weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs.
r.. B. Nay. u !,
daughter, Caroline, left yesterday tor
their home in Berkeley Springs after
spending several weeks here visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. Young, OF
Main street
! Dr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hite and chill
dren have returned after a weeks
visit with friends In Moundsyille and
Charleston: /,
William Smith and daughters, LII;
Ian and Marie, returned Saturday al
ter spending two ( weeks In jeanette,
lPa., visiting relatives. K: u
Mr.. and. Mrs; Charles R, Phillips
left Sunday oman automobile trip torr
Boliyer, N. ", where they will spend
some time visiting relatives.
Daddy Pratt, who fractured his hip
several weeks ago, is able to pc
around again. His recovery was
doubted owing to his advanced age
He ISIS years old.
A. son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shine Monday, June IA.
Mrs. Frank Blackshere has return:
ed from the North Wheeling Hos;
pital,, where she und erwent a success
full operation.
l3f ID. F. Merritt, of Cameron, was Wis
iting friends in the city Sunday
Charles Z. Burgess, OF sWheeling.
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0ilandI..G Gas

=
Doddridee county, West! Virginia, Is
furnishing more wells with q fair
average production than any other
county At present. In GreenbTier dis
trfet, the South Penn OIL n Company
has completed its test ION the r. w.
Golden arm and has a J 50-barrel8 pro:
Queer ia the Big InjInS sand. In Eagle
district, HarrtaonI county, the same
company has sdriiIed sNo.t4 sontthe Rose
Alien fafm into the fourth sand and
has show for good PRODUCER:
In Central district, d dridg coun,
IS. the Hope Natural Gas Company
has drilled No 81 on the ID i NJ; jackson
farm ttrough the Big Injuns sand and
has a show Tor a q 0.barrel punper.
TEN same company gave its No. Q son
the same farm 20squart shot and in.
creased its prod ctionS 70 1876 barrels
day,
Wetzels County.
On Fishing creek, Greene district
Wdtzei county }. II. McDermott Is
drilling IN the Big In1un sand at an.
important test ON the Lindsey Burley,
farm. on the same stream and in
the same district, the Silver Hill on
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Local Men Form
Newell Company

Local men are: interested in the
forming Of an oil. company which has
Just been incorporated under the laws
the Simon Pure OH Company. taking
it's name from A. D. Simon, one of
the incorporators.
G. H. Whitecaryer. OF Buckhannon.
is president, while Harry Afford, OF
this city is vice president and A. D.
Simon, secretary and treasurer.
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Appropriate ton Makes Guar:
antee OF Local Citizens
unnecessary.

The appropriation Of $50, 900 by the
State Legislature for the erection Of
the new Fairmont Normal School
building has made unnecessary. the use
I,ot the funds pledged by public spirit:
edgcitzens Of Fairmont to prevent de.
lay in the work of pushing the Inn
provements to completion.
AS a result each Of the men who
pledged themselves to guarantee the
funds Is insreceipt Of a letter signed
Eby OIL AWoodley. president Of the
Normal School, with a postscript sign.
ed by Charles w. Evans, secretary OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, cancelling
the pledge and thanking the subscrtb.
i ers for his generous support.
Work on the new Normal building
Is now well. under way, and Fairmonti
will soon have one Of the finest and
best equipped plants for training
school teachers in West Virginia or
In the nation The! letter sent out BIS
Mr.. lWoodley and Mr.. Evans follows:
Dear Sir:-s
Il am pleased to announce to you
that the Legislature has appropriated
100000 fol! the new Normal School
building at Fairmont This will release
you from the obligations which you
assumed with reference to the Normal
School,
son behalf OF the Board of Control
and myself, i want to say that we thor.
oughly appreciate the fine public spirit
shown by you in furthering the Nor.
NAL School project. A body of men
with such a spirit, combined with
natural desire to cooperate In all
things that make public good, makes
human progress. congratulate you
upon being one OF this group in Fair.
mont.
1T is a pleasure to be a worker in
community that has such large
number OF men who are sincerely In
terested in its welfare. This fine ex'
preston of the business men of Fair.
mont, in connection with the Normal
School, gives the best basis for faith
in future development and makes pos.
sible certain constructive elements
that mean much for the future well
fare OF the school. The help you gave.
will extend far into the future. con-
graduate you and thank you.
Yours sincerely,
20. i. WooDLEY."
Sin accord with the above letter OF
President o. i. Woodley, | return here
with your subscription pledge to the
Fairmont Chamber of Commerce, By
means OF which you made possible the
early start on the new Normal build
ing.
4 assure you that your action is
fully appreciated by all persons con.
Farnah / .s
Sincerely yours,
CHARLES w. EVANS Secretary"
wood, where he will take a turn as
freight. conductor. on the B.: & o.
Charles Cooper of McMechen, was
here yesterday visiting friends.
Evangelfstici services are being
held on the lot opposite the Furbee
mill. on Buffalo street Mrs. Carrie
Sloan, the noted evangelist, is con-
Quoting the meetings. Large crowds
are. attending every night.
James Ellison, of Pennington, was
here Monday transacting business.
Charles SNuman, of ,Elkins, w. Va,
is there visiting friends.
lie IL q sd .Et tss g b i..l N
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Finance, Oil and Real Estate

Company Is down 1855 feet ct is
test on the q. Il Grossenbaeherfa farm
and has 81 crooked hole. The same
company has mad the location fora
test on the u. RI. Kingsley farm. In
the same locality; 7. O. Kingsley e,
Company have mad the location for
Ia test on the i. Morgan farm.
On Huppssru Greene district; the
Hope Natural Gas Company has drill:
ed ITS test on the New Martinsville
Bank property through the Big sIntun
sand and has o light show of OIL It
will be drilled TO the lower sands and
ed IN the Big Injun. On West Fork
river, Coal district, Harrison county,
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
drilled a test on the M. Smith farm
through the fifth sand and has d good
CASTER rs
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CBz Moore. eLonard q Lewis.)
fdonday. June IL, 1850

BALTIMORE, June I15- The Fideli.
81 Trust Company will probably an
tiounce this week an offering OF ST.
10000 of two.year 5 per cent. notes
of the RauaWha Traction and Electric
eompany, Of parkersburg, Viva. The
dead for these notes was concluded
yesterday by the officers OF the trust
company and set the traction company
Who we're In the city for the purpose.
The officials OF the Fidelity Trust
Company say they, have not yet de.
teTmsnsd wheth her it will be advisable
To form an Underwriting syndicate
for tie notes. They assert that the
security Isl OF such a high grade that
they niay decide to keep the whole
issue ana make sale to investors
themseiYes, thus realizing. all the
prott Tor the trust company.
However this is "a matter which is
yet to befsettle led and will be determin-
carefully looked into and the invest
cd only after the situation is more
ment situation more fully studied.
There are many who elteve that the
denand Tor good short-term issues is
such az this time that all which ap-
peal to those who have idle money
wiz md quick sale: I.
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whydoes asmulei kick when he steps
on an oil spring
Don't ask Col. e. H. Greene, Texas
oil magnate, and don't ask Col. To-
hey, Greene's mule either of them
know, but everyone in Texas knows
that the best little prospector in the
country Is that ..no good mule! Tobey:"
When the colonel wants to locate a.
site for an oil we'll he doesn't send to
Washington for a scientific expert, he
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~ INTcL ER AZ

Mrs. L. G. Smith, Of locust avenue,
is seriously i'll at the home OF her
CIarksburE. If$her. condition will per.
NIT she will be brought to her home
,in this city. some time this week. She
is suffering nth heart tronble.
specialyt g \ embf oidered shams
and scarfs 16c 81 B at Met rory's open,
ing day, June III \
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Will Erect Moving
Picture Theater

Plans are being made for the cree
ton of a new motion. picture house
on Main street. where .Weber's flower
store is now located: George H. Mel.
son, a well known business man, is
at the head of the new theate- move
ment and Just recently he closed a
deal with Edward. Hall, for the loca-
ton. s1gs