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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
afen brdten.

Gin auf oieie Dirt %gebratener Safe
pirb gan3 por5iigli@, mtlb unb bonn
retniten @ei@mad, menn er nt@t in
@iiig gelegen bat, ionbern in fourier
Mil@, mo er it@ tagelang bdlt unb
frti@ tit. Sn elmer groben %eifernen
Pfanne ma4t man ret@lt4 Butter
beib, legt ben f@0n geipidtens Soften
auf Den 8au@ btnetn, fugt eintge
@@eiben 3piebel, etmas gelbe @uben
unb Ole tletnen 5leif6abfdue bonn @erz
ri@ten oes 9aiens bel, tpel4e sic
@auce iebr perbefern. @obl 5ugez
bedt, ldBt mon i'm auf gutem, aber
nt@t gu ftarfem Seuer braten. Na@
unb na@ fann mon Elm pentg to@en<
bes @afer beigieBen. ST CT f@6n
angebraten, 70 gibt man 3iemlt@ piel
faure @abne ba3u un6 begtebt i'm
reht fleiBig. ummenben 1T ni@t ratz
Jam, jebp@ mirb er eber gar, falls
man es bo@ turl min. 9te @auce gtbt
man EXTRA, @auertraut i@medt por<
3iglt@ ba5u.
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WIumzG of e.

gu bieiem beliebten englii@en Metbz
na@tstu@en ribrt mon Elm pfunb
Butter gu @@nee, gibt allmdbli@ 3ebn
Gigelb, Elm 9funb gefiebten 3uder,
unb nod uno na@ iieben un3en geftif=
teltes 3ttronat. Elm babies pluno gez
reinigte &orintben, brei5em Bis pierz
8ebn l1naen @ultanroiinen, bic fem
getptegte @9ale bon elmer 'balben 81
trone unb einen 5eelDffel geitobene
Melten btn5u, perriibrt sic Mafe NIT
5tpan3ig l1n5en Mebl, porunter 3pet
Seel0ffel 8adpulper gemii@t murben,
un6 febt Elm @las @berrp btn3u. 3uz
lebt 5tebt mon oen feften @@nee Ser
3ebn @ipeibe oarunter unb fult bic
MaKe in cine gebutterte un6 NIT mebz
reren ii%bereinanber gelegten, gebutter=
ten Papierbogen ausgelegter Sorm,
bebedt ben Seig ebenfaIs NIT mebr<
fa@ aufammengelegtem, gebuttertem
Papier unb bddt ben P1umz@afe bret
polle @trnben in 9let@mdbtger Ofenz
biBe.
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mann sic SAIuBfeier ab. Mah Dem

mann Die S6lubfeier ab. Na1 BEN
Noienfran5gebet berlas er bns Brie.
oensgebet oes Bapites. Dorauf folg,
tie Die 2itarei, an sic iid) cine feier.
lide elldoriitiide Mnoadt under
Ibeilnabme Der @eibbiidofe iomie
oes Oomcapitels nn6 Der Mlumnen
oes Erieiterieminars idloB. = Nui
Bel6lnb Ser itaotiiden 8eboroen
miro bonn 1. 6ebr. ab t11r mebr gin-
bettSbroo gebaden ulpo 3par &oggenz
broo, 6ein6ro6 uno 3miebaf, meld
leBtere aber muir fir &ranfe beltimmt
iin6.
DMifeI6urf. - Ser General
%gonperneur fir 8elgien bat ant &C.
burtstagsfeit bes @aifers bel ser $50,
roleausgabe Dor DEM &gl. SdloB Den
Serren Suiti5ratb &eidstagsabgeoro-
neten &arl 3rimborn, @eb. Sl1iti5=
ratb &aufmat11 unb Oberregiernngs-
ratb @eblborn 6as @iferne &reu3 im
Mnftrage 6es &aiiers iiberreiht.
@%oblen5. - Gum @iirgermei=
tier bieriel6lt tpur6e ser frubere Sber=
b~iirgermeiiter bon Miilbeim a. &c.,
SIR. 8ernb. @loltermatm, geb. 1874
51 SODIUM, getpdblt.
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6erinqfalat.

@tnen mtrfli9 f@Dnen @ertng1az
lat erbdlt man felten porge1eBt. Na@z
itebenber @alat perbtent fetnen Sea-
men poQ uno gang. Sir etma 3nDlf
9erionen rimmt man feds bts o@t
BON ben beiten 9eringen, m0g1i@is
mi1@ene, reintgt unb mdfert lie bier
un63pan5ig @tunoen unter mebrmaz
ligem @e91el bes MaHers, %e1itgrdtet
unb entbdutet tie Damn un1 f@netbet
fe in re@t feline @iirfel, aber obne
3u baden. Damn ntmmt man bas=
felbe 8uantum talten &albsbraten-
NIT mebr perbtrbt man nt@ts-unb
1@neibet ben ebenfaus in feline Mir=
fel, ebenfo einige rote @iiben unb
ebenfopiel etngema@te @urten, 5net
quite, 1aure Mepfel, etma bret bartgez
to9te @ier unb gibt cine tleir1e geriez
bene 3ptebel btn3u. 9ierauf piro
sic Sauee berettet: Man nimmt Elm
pint 1aure @abne, riibrt iie NIT etnem
26ffel po1 Meeb1 glatt, neroinnt fe
nit etmas @a1er unb brtngt fie unter
itdnbigem @ubren gum &o@en, ba<
nit 6as Mebl btnbet. Sic @auce
ftent man talt unb perriibrt bic Mild
Ser 9ertnge nit @ifig unb gibt fe
bur@ Elm Sieb, perriibrt einige bartges
to@te @tgelb NIT gutem probence0l,
@enf geftobenem Nfeffer. etmas @otz
tpetn, 3itronenz unb 9tmbeerfaft,
:3uder, epentuel etmas @ol3 unb gibt
bies ales, gut perriibrt, gu Der @auce
un6 gu Dem 5eri9nittenen 8raten unb
9eringen. Scum gtbt man Die 8ribe
BON ben rotten &ibsn, cine bo1be Sai1e
&apern, minbeitens ebenfobtel fem gez
f@ntttene Btl5e btn5u unb riibrt be
fes aues gut bur6 unb 1dbt oenn
nunmebr ferttgen @alat minbeitens
etnige @tunben fteben unb 5ieben, je
ldnger, beito BETTER. Sci bieiem Ga
lat fommt es barauf an, 0ab ni4ts
6ur919medt. por alien 9thgen Ser
@1iig ni@t, mas Elm GROCER 6eb1er
pGre. Sc gebDrt CUR 8erettung etnes
feiner @alates eben cine feline 3unge.
Man Tam ben @alat beltebtg perlGn<
germ, tnbem man gefo@te &%artoffeln
in feline Mirfel f@netbet unb oarart
gtbt. On etnen feinen Salat gebDren
ite jebo@ ni6t. Die gepDbnlt@e @al5<
gurfe gtbt benz Salat einen orbtnGren
@e19mad, mon ion alfo ielbit eingez
ma@te faure @urten ober Bfeffergur<
ten nebmen, anes re6t fem f9neiben
unb gut perriibren. @elbi tperftdnb~
li4 miro bic @@udel Damn bibfh
Qarniert.
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fir 4aus uno Kd@f.
Ronin4 enfricoffee.

" y
Ma@oem mon Elm Ranin@en in
@tiide gei@nttten, gibt mon bieie in
belize Butter. in oie man eine tleine
!3miebel unb cine @emur3nelte gelegt
fat, unb biinitet bas Gleii@ etpas
borin. Man fist einen 20ffel Mebl
binau, Taft es Elm penis bur@to@en
unb sibt nun 5letf@bribe, einen big
apei 2Dffel @iiig, etnaS Sal3, pfefs
fer unb geriebene MustatnuB binou,
ldBt es gar merben, gieBt Die Sunte
bur@ einen @eiber, bringt bieie gum
Roden uno quirlt ie nit einem @ioot<
ter ab. Teiner pirb oas 5rteaFee
nod, tpenn mon, bepor man Die Sunte
quirlt, Butter unb ettpas 3itrone1z
faft baran gtbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

8roopreile I'M ca. 10 @appen erbobt.
Steina. @b. - Die gintpobaner'
ibaft bat sic bonn Stabtrah bea1t>>
tragic ginfubrung Der poli3eiitlnoe
nit 100 gegen II stimmen abge>
Gebnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Kinder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas TIC =

&0nisreid-s adien.
Dres6en. = Der 1neugepabHe
8iidof bon Sa6iem Migr. 90bma1n,
lift iett bonn @apit beitdtigt nn6 1rad
erfplgter f01iglider Mnerfennurg Der
pflidtet tporben. Die @onlecration
iou 6emnadbit erfolgen.
3mtdan.- Ser &riegsansidnB
BON Miiien : ct. Safob befaBte fid)
fiir5li6 init Der @ertbeilung Ser Sc
ld)enfe aus Mmertfa. gS mur6e ober
beidloHen, ouf sic Mnnabme 6iefer
2iebesgaben 5u ber5i6ten, ga MAN
bon einem gtaat, ser 5tpar Neel1troli=
tit beudle> babel aber allen un6
feinoliden 9an6ern @affen unb Mu-
mtiptt lie ere, feire @aben annebmen
moQe.
aeip3ig. - Die 2eip8iger Meiie
lit CUR reg11laren 8eit er0ffnet NOR,
Den. nngefabr $500 @eiu@er tparcn
antpeien6. 8%eio1r6eres Sntereiie erreg=
ten iolde Mrtifel, sic Deuti9lanb Big
gum 8egi1n 6es &rieges ausidIieBlid
bonn M11slon6 be5ogen batte, r11rmeDr
aber lelbit beriteM.
8aDern.
S6DffeI6inq. - grfror(n
inn s6nee aufgefunoen tpl1r6e S9n,i=
6ermeiiter S. SETTLER bon bier. ST
moate iib aben6s no6 10 l1br Don
Ser @irtbibaft no6 bauie begeben.
Mmberg. = Ser alteite actioe
@eiitlide @e11tidlan6s> 8farrer
@leiBner bon @11ti96orf lit urer=
martet rafd int SO. 9ebensiabre &C.
1torben.
8meibrMden.- Da 6as e6e-
paar g. 8erberii@ permiBt tpuroe>
6rang Sic Holi5ei getpaltfam in Die
@obnung. Elm. Ser Mam tpurbe foot
inn @ette o11fgefun6en, 6ie Srau in
betpubtloiem 3uitam nno idmer er=
fronft in's @oiptal ge6ra@t. IS
ban6elt it6 Inn &aubbergtftung.
5teina9 b. &otbenburg. -
= geab Mbfabrt zines 8e6arfs3uges
beim M11sfabrtsiignal 1a9 8%urgbern=
betm tpl1r6e ser 8remier &o6erer BON
Grendt1inge1 to6 ta1tfgefun6en. lie
Der sic nmitdn6e ieines So1es tpu*oe
nidt: befannt.
@iItenberg.- Ser 8ierfut=
i9er Ser 8rolaerei Sopfengarten, S.
2ebfiidner bon bier, tpoute ein Mus=
biIfspfer6 einipame1t. Dieies ibIltg
babel plobli6 aus ut16 traf 2ebtiidncr
10 ungIiidli@ auf sic 8ruit, 6aB er
mabren6 6es Sransportes ms 4ran<
fenba1ts ber1tarb.
@arttemberg.
@tuttgart. - Dieier Sage fei-
erte General b. @farr ieinert IS. Sc
urtstag. Or tpur elmer ser berbor-
r%agen6iten Sibrer ser p~iirttembergi,
iden Dibiion I'M @riege 1901.
@raiIsbeim. - Son Ser bie=
iigen etma 5000 @in1pobner 5dblenoen
Sta6tgemeire iin6 800 al1smar-
fdtert. @on 6ieien iin6 BIG @nbe
De5ember 26 gefaQen. l1eber 80 ba=
BEN Mns5ei6nnnge1t erbalten, 6ar1t1t=
ter 26 sos @iierne &reu5.
@tengen. = SSn 6em @irtD=
idafts= nn6 Sefonomieantpe ien 6es
&ienbar6 Sdenf gum u@0Ble" III
glrgberg it a11f Big jebt uraufge=
flarte @eiie Gelter a11sgebroden, 6em
Ole Geuer bolitdrr6ig 5um Spfer
fielen. 9as @irtbidaftsgebd116e fonn-
tie gerettet tper6en. Man bermutbet
8ranoitiftnng. Ser 8rar6gei6a6igte
1T berii9ert.
Srttersbpfen. - &iir51t6
brannte Sos Mntpeien bes 8auert
'SpieB boultan6ig rie6er. 9as 6el1er
oa6urd, 6aB Trm Sptebi
Dos 8alfentperf bes Dadihtbles nit
9ptritts iibergoB 1tn6 Damn on5iin-
oete. @on ser Bamtlie iteben 6rei
5obne i'm Gel6 1tn6 cine So6ter, Sic
in &arfs lebte, lit Biz ieet nidt GUT
riidgefebrt. Gorge unb Summer Inn
tire &ir6er baben obne 8meifeI Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
M1ontana fsar,t, 2anb.

1ie bette @elcgenbeit galtes 2anb
biQig All ertperben in oer Nabe bon
9cIcna, Montana. Sir Mustuntt
idreibt an: Beter 8rid ODER Ssbn ~.
Gmmel, 81. @louo, Winn. 13.3nt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

i OSI$~$%s NV W y ISJeNS
rer Miibe oarar gebinbert tperoen
IN Dos 1euer gu ipringen.
@ei6eIberg. - Die MiIit6r>
beboroe bot ben @lan gefaBt, iam,nt,
lide ginarmige in gang @aoen un6
alld iene, Die an einem Nrm pol1ig
geldbmt iino, nad @%eioelberg in ein
spe5ial 9a3oretb gu bringen, Dos Der
2eitung 6es Brofeiiors 81. gulpills,
oes Gireftors Der bieiigen ortbopa=
6iid=dirurgiiden @eilanitalt, unter-
ltellt tperoen io1f. Die ginarmigen
ioQen nad Der u@bein. @eitf. 3tg."
nit ennipreden6en fiinitlid)en @lie@
bern, Die fife our arbeit befdbigen,
berieben 1perben. Gin ebenfaQs elm
or1niser 2ebrer iou Die 2ea1te. unter<
ridtel1, 10 BOB iie 5u 6en @erridtun=
gen 6es olltagliden 9ebens nno 311
einem geruf befabigt mer6en.
&arlsrnbe. = @ier itarb ser
ebemolige Brofeiior 6es Maidinen-
baues om @olpte9nifrm 31 Miga
Scarf 2n6tpig Won inn 80. 2ebens<
iabre.
Sn 9(nieiingen tpl1rbe
6aS Mntpeien bes Sanogrubenbeii<
tiers 8el(er ourd Sel1er 5eritort. Ser
@eianrmtidaoen betrdgt $4,000
Marf.
&0nigbeim.- &ier itorb nod
tangent, idtperen 9ei6en Ser beroien.e
Sberlebrer, @err Guido Sdoll, inn
81. 9ebensiabre un6 fat 4OiGbriger,
reig gel egneter Ibattgfeit inn 3ienjte
Ser bieiigen @olfsi9ule.
Gliak-2ptbringem.
Strabbmrg.- SIM glitter bon
70 Sabren fat 8ralat Sacoutet bier
6as 8eitlihe geiegnet. Ser @erbli=
@ene fat 80 Sabre Ser bon ieinem
@ater gegriin6eten T~aubitummero11s
ltalt i'm @npredtsau borgei tan6en.
1901 trat er infoIge @er1egrng Der
@nitalt in Sen @ubeitan6. - aiir3=
li6 entitan6 elm @ran6 in bent 90
piiierie9eidaft bon 6ranefel, g6e
8laupoltengaiie. Das Selter fano
in Sen reiden characterization Nab,
r1rg, bon 6et1er grobe @eitanbe ber-
nidtet tp11r6en. Sic Mus6ebn1tng bes
Teuers perbin6erte 6as energiide 3u=
greifen Ser 6euertpebr.
@roBbettingen.- Cine eT=
emplariide @trofe fir 6ie befun6ete
6eutl6fein6lide @eiinnung erbielt
bonn &riegsgeridt Ger 8ergmam Gif=
tor 8eiion bon bier 5u6iftiert. 8ei-
ion bate 6eutidfeim6lide MeuBerl11=
gen getban urr6 or1d) Ia11t fron3ofiihe
@ie6er geiltngen. Ser Mngeflagte bot
ielbit einen Sobn nn6 einen S9tpie=
geri obn int 6el1tiden @eere. 9a5
@riegsgeridt berurtbeilte i'm 5u eiher
@efangniBitrafe bon a6t Monaten.
0lbenbtra.
Sberitein.- - Sic 9ienl tmag6
&atbarine @arf aus &ermesfeil,
tpelde iih amt @er6e idtper berbrait1=
tie, in 6em lire &lei6er Seuer fingeu,
tit ibren @erlebungeu inn bieiigen
ita0tiiden &ranfenbauie erlegen.
@eiterl It e6e. - &ier tritt Sic
&otblonffen@e iebr beftig muf. Muf
einem @eboft 1tarben in elmer Ma9t
bier S9meine.. Die @%nt1tebung lit
nidt befarnt. M0gli9 lift es, 0aB
gu fritz &oggeumebl gefittert NOR
BEN lift. umfoiien6e MaBnabmen our
l1nter6riidung ser @el1de iin6 getrof=
fen.
2~nTem1b1trg.
0bermarte1ingen. - Muf
ieiner Mrbeitsl teue in elmer bieiigen
@hipfprnr1thp m1frhp hpr 90 SSnhre
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18
ADJOURNED

The West Virginia legislature has adj
lourned for the second time this year.
The regular session Of forty.fye DAYS Wa
wasted in iactioRsl wrangling over reve.
nue. measures. Immediately upon adj
tournment tie Governor called them
together in an extraordinary session
They met, and after fifteen days Of the
most disgrsceful quarreling, adjourned
without passing any revenue bills The
extra session cost something like $25, 900
Within the next two months the Gov.
ernor will be compelled TO call the legis.
iature once more in extraordinary session.
Whether the two factions Of the Repub-
lican party will be able 10 agree on reve.
nue. measures remains 10 be seen. One
thing is certain, the taxpayers are paying
dearly for the Republican factionsl fgtits
The regular session will 20 down in
history ~ the most criminally extravs-
giant that has ever been held in the state
And until the factions got b quarreling
the Democrats were treated with the
utmost discourtesy. And when they pro-
tested against such unwaranted treat.
ment they were laughed at with scorn.
When they fell to quarreling each faction
appealed 70 the Democrats for help. The
Democrats rightly refused n interfere
with their family row.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18
THE DIFFERENCE

1t was Mr.. Dooley who said the differ
ence between Democrat aid Repub-
lican is the Democrat wears his sover.
eighty under his own peculiar headgea,
and stands on his own individual plat
form, while the Republican takes his
orders from the leaders of his party anc
l7 governed accordingly. There is a great
Sd tLathGn the statement. The Re
publicans did not realize for years thai
the leaders" were nothing more than
bosses who were playing upon their po-
ftioai P~@jaaiee sshiio building up their
rings and machines to perpetuate the
bosses and the trusty lieutenants in pub
lie Office. Take Bill Dawson as an ex-
ample and illustration OF machine poli.
tics. He has been holding public offer
continuously for over twenty-five wears
with the prospect OF being appointed OIL
the public service commission for a tern,
OF ten years. As long as the Republican
state machine can control the public.
offices no one but a member of the +
chine need apply for office. Did not DR.
Hatfield during his campaign tour prom
Ice the insurgent Republicans that abou
the first official act would be to sever Bill
Dawson from public Office. Has he don,
itf Take the men who are holding offic,
under the state administration, and with
rare exceptions, you will learn that they
are men who have been continued in
Office by each succeeding state admins
tration. The same obtained under til,
federal administrations as long as the Re
publicsns were in power. Can the organs
oil the Republican state house machine
successfully deny this? The only thing
the rank and file Of the Republican party
get out of Republican state administra-
tons is increased taxation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18
Breeders Of Pure Bred Stock

Below Is given partial list of the
farmers OF Preston county now breed
Ing pure bred cattle. Only those hay
ing two or more registered animals
are mentioned. Breeders whose names
are omitted will please write into the
county agent that he may have a COM
plete directory OF the pure-bred cattle
in Preston county.
Name, address and breed kept:
Sanford Watson, Masontown, Here
ford.
Thomas Haig, GAINESVILLE, Hereford
j. c. Cornwell. Marques, Hereford
Barnes Bros. Brandonville, Here
ford.
j. A. Dodge, Terra Alta, Aberdeen
Angus.
VIM. G. Brown, Kingwood, Aberdeen
Angus.
Jacob Beachy, Aurora, Guernsey.
J. ii. Schaeffer, Gainesville, Jerseys
j. w. Freeland, Terra Alta, Jerseys
=. Taylor. Terra Alta, JERSEYS.
Is. l.. Haas, Brookside, Jerseys.
b, T. Gibson, Masontown, Short
Horn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18
Gainesville

Mrs. Mccoy and daughter, Mrs. Al
ME Wilson, left here last Sunday [
spend a few days among relatives an
friends near Morgantown.
Our genial friend of the telephon
central, Charles Rogers, is laid up wit
a severe attack of infiammatory rheu
matism.
We are glad to note that Miss Jos,
Mitchell, who underwent an operatio
for appendicitis at the City hospita
Morgantown. about the middle of las
February, is home again and is niue
improved in general health.
Earl Dalton, of near the Gun
Spring school house, who was bite
some time ago by dog supposed {
have been affected with rabies, did nc
go to the Pasteur institute for treat
ment, as an examination of a specime
of the spinal cord of the dog did nc
show that II was rabid, but a sho,.
time ago hog which was known
have been bitten by the same dog d,
veloped symptoms which some pro
nounced hydrophobia. and later az
other hog belonging to the same ma
but which was not known to have bee
bitten, developed similar symptom,
Both hogs died. Some of the neigl
bors say that the hogs died with cho
era. Other dogs bitten by the sur
posed rabid dog are still kept in cor
hnement and under close Observable
but we fear that in case further de
velopments should prove that the do
was rabid. that Mr. Dalton has 10,
valuable time, as the Pasteur treat
ment may fail to give immunity.
Mrs. Margaret Alcinda Shafer. age
about SO years, died at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Menear, on Fri
day, March ~. about 8 o'clock %. m
after lingering illness incident I,
old age. Funeral services were heI
at the Gladesville Baptist church. cor
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. NJ. l.. Hal
after which her remains were laid
rest by many sorrowing and sympa
thizing friends. Deceased is survive
by two sons, /. II. and Geo. b. Shafe,.
residing near Gainesville, and fou.
daughters, Mrs. A. A. Menear of nea
Gainesville. Mrs. s. N. Rogers also O
near Gainesville. Mrs. Geo. A. Herrin
OF kingwood and Mrs. n. A. Bailey o
independence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18
Chestnut Flat

Miss Nellie Shaw was at " q
Funk's Sunday. She had been hom
attending her sisters wedding.
Miss Ethel Lyon spent the weekend
at her home on York Run.
Protracted meeting is going ON q
Austen. They are having a very sue
cessful meeting.
c. w Herndon was calling or
James Keener Sunday.
Mrs. Mandy Shay was visiting Mrs
l.. V. Larew Sunday.
Percy Zinn and Miss Edna Hamilto,
came up from Grafton Sunday an6
drove to Denver to Miss Hamilton
school.
Miss Mary Funk was calling on Miss
Effie Larew Sunday.
Miss Virginia Zinn was calling OF
Miss Lizzie Lyon Sunday
Raymond Bolyard and Miss Haze
keener were calling on w. q. Funk'e
Sunday evening.
Miss Maggie Wolfe was visiting he,
sister in Grafton the past week.
Oscar I.arew and Miss Mildred Fun1
were visiting the Possom Hollow
school Friday evening.
Miss Goldie Woodward OF Fellows
vile was visiting at her sisters or
York Run.
Mr. Wolfe closed his saw mill dowr
on Possum Hollow Thursday. lie 1,
going to move to Frog Hollow.
VIII Wolfe went 10 Blaser Thurs
day.
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In MemOriam.
-Clarksburg Exponent.

Margaret Alcinda Brand, born October
70, 1881, being SO years 4 months is day.
old, passed into the beyond March u
1910. She was united in marriage TO
bugenius Shafer on January 81, 1854.
with whom she lived 10 celebrate their
golden wedding ten years ago. Mr.
Shaier passed away nine years ago.
Mrs. Shafer was converted and Joined
the Ioar Baptist church ffty-nine year
ago and lived a sweet, humble. Christian,
lie. Two sons, four daughters. one els
ter, one brother and many other relatives
and hosts Of friends mourn the loss Of
devoted mother and friend. The children
are Mrs. A. A. Menear, Mrs. S. n
Rogers, j. Harvey, George b.. Mrs G.
A. Herring and Mrs. II A. Bailey
Her life was one Of untiring devotion
70 those around her. In her DAYS n.
health she fed the hungry, soothed tb.
sick, and comforted the grief stricken
Her home was always the home of the
ministers Of the gospel, and she was
always pleased with the association Of
OOd children.
Her funeral was held in the Glades-
vile Baptist church Sunday afternoon At
30 O'Clock Her pastor, VI. l.. Hall.
conducted the services, after which she
was tenderly laid away in the cemetery
near there. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful A very large crowd
Of people were there to pay the last trb-
ute Of respect 10 one they loved.
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sianhope Ordway Crane, aged -
years. died Sunday evening at the
home OF his parents on Front street.
Morgantown. at 8 o'clock. Death was
caused by tubercular peritonitis from
which Mr.. Crane had been suffering
for some time. Three weeks ago his
condition became serious and he was
removed to the city hospital for an
operation. His condition did not i'm
prove. however. and II was decided
that another operation was necessary.
This was performed Monday. The pa
tient falling to rally from this opera
ton. however, and sank rapidly. Sat-
urday he was removed to the home Of
his parents where he passed peace
FULLY away Sunday night.
The announcement of Mr.. Cranes
death will be a shock to hundreds of
friends and acquaintances over the en-
tire state. His serious condition was
not generally known even to persons
In this city.
Stanhope Crane was born I'm King
wood. April 2. 1886. He attended the
State University for two years. begin
ming I'm 1902 and then completed n
course In music. graduating from the
music school. Later. he studied music
at Boston and taughtb 9th at Morgan
town and In Kingwood.
IL was In this respect that he was
best known In the state. Recognized
by every one as a pianist with rare
artistic endownments, by those who
were intimately acquainted with his
work, he was acknowledged a genius.
He had mervelous command of the
masterpieces of great composers and
had composed many pieces himself. al
though few IL any of his compositions
were placed In publishers hands. In
addition to his high attachments as a
pianist and composer. Mr.. Crane was a
master OF the harp and here also he
established reputation for himself.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Elaine Pell Crane, formerly
OF Parkersburg. to whom he was mar
ried In Uniontown, Pa, February 49,.
1915. and by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Crane.
Funeral services were held from the
residence in Morgantown Wednesday
morning. Rev. Peerce N. Mcdonald,
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal church
OF that city, where for many years Mr..
Crane was organist, conducted the SER
vices. The body was brought to King
wood Wednesday afternoon and inter-
ment madei N the family plot in the
cemetery here.