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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
HEARINGS ON DISSOLUTION SUIT

New Orleans, La. March 10.-United
States District Attorney Clyne of Chi
cago is conducting here today the
third hearing of the defendants side
of the dissolution suit brought by the
United States government against the
Quaker Oats Company. Hearings have
been held at Memphis and Dallas, and
will be continued at Atlanta, Jackson
Vile and Richmond.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
Looks Like My Wife"

Looks Like My Wife"
ut looks very much like my wife"
"IIe stated that the features appear
ed to be drawn, and there we're some
things about the face of the picture
that didn't look like his wife, but the
description tailed with her descrip-
ion and he thought it might be his
wife.
my wife had told me- he said,
If ever she wanted an operation that
she would go to Vicksburg.
"Mr. Wright said that about two
years ago his wife had worked for
a while at the charity hospital at
Vicksburg, intending to become a
nurse. He states that she was q wild
ow, Mrs. Liddell when he married her
and that her home was formerly near
Philadelphia, Neshoba county; that
her first husband had been killed and
that she was the mother of two chr
dren when he married her. The chill
dren are in an orphans home at Jack
son, according to Mr.. Wright. Mr.
Wright is also the father Of children
by former marriage and he said that
her stepchildren. He has not heard
from her since she left. except he
says that he understood this week
that she was recently at Philadelphia
attending the trial of the man who
killed her first husband, and that she
told the people there that she was liv'
ing IA Columbus
What Others Thought.
The picture was shown to little Ida
y. Wright, the seven year old daugh
ter Of T. A. Wright. who lives with
her aunt Mrs. Hinton, on Twenty
FIRST avenue and Eleventh street, and
at first glance the child said that tn
nicture was that of her stepmother
Mrs. Hinton did not think that it v
and the little girl looked again
said that she did not then belle
The picture was that ~ her
err. A niece of Mrs. H
he picture and exr
hat the~e was a
blancc This
Qrandaryr
hic uife'c
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10

Rev. J. NJ. Lewis, pastor of the Meth
odist church in Carriere, is in Hatties
burg today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10

necessary for the government to make
a new survey to establish the jurisdic'
tion over Deer Island, which Is only
a short distance off of the coast.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
added to and improved. First-class
cattle and hogs will be raised to sell
to slaughter houses in the South

The tallest and shortest peope oil
Europe, the Norwegians and the
Lamps. come from countries which ad
Join each other
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10

T. F. Lee. of Rawls springs, is ii
the city today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10

Rev. H p. Lewis. Jr., Of Poplarville
spent Tuesday In this city.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
City BreUifeS
News Items and Advertisements
Picked up About Town

B, M. Bogges. Of Brooksville, was in
the city yesterday on business.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
DEATH MYSTERY
FURTHER ENTANGLED
. tContinueo From pa.s Dnc

Wright looked at the picture and then
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
CITIZENS BANK

located at Hattiesburg, in the-Esunty
of Forrest, State of Mississippi, al the
close of business, March 4th, 13i5,
made to the Board Of Bank Exam
iners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
WARD BAGBY SENTENCED
TO FOURTEEN YEARS
Richmond Mnn Gets Long Term In
Prison for HOId-upi In
Roanoke.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ROANOKE, VA. June l7.-After con-
sidering the evidence less than half an
hour the jury in the Corporation Court
In the case of the Commonwealth
against Ward y. Bagby. brought in
verdict Of guilty to-day and fixed pun
ishment at fourteen years In the peni
Tertiary. Bagby was tried on one in
dictmcnt OF several returned in con-
nection with the holdup of w H Brin-
gle, Thomas Payne and Warren Jeter in
rooming house on the night OF
April To-
The charge was robbery from the
person by violence John Dabney
smith. of counsel for the defendant. en-
tered the usual motion TO set aside the
verdict as contrary to the law and evil
dence II was docketed and continued
TO the June term. along with the case
OF Frank l. Page. indicted as an ac-
cessory before the fact in connection
with the same crime
Bagby is confirmed drug user
Drugs have been kept from him much
OF his time in jail. and as a result he
has improved physically. He is not
more than twenty-five or twenty-three
years old, and comes from Richmond,
where he has an unsavory reputation.
Last winter he was sent to an insane
asylum because of excessive use of
cocaine. but physicians say he is men
tally responsible when not under the
influence OF drugs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
HUGE NORTHUMBERLAND
LAUNCHED AT ALEXANDRIA
AvintOrs In Service of United Stntcy
Government Will Witness It's
Initial Flight.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA. VA, June 1.-THE
largest hydroaeroplane ever made in
America was launched to-day by its
builder. a. s. Richardson. OF Lowell
Mass. from the river front here in the
presence OF large crowd The monster
air bird VIII be given trial flight to-
morrow morning and later in the week
or early next week official test of
its flying will be witnessed by United
states government aviators.
This machine is equipped with two
siN-cylindcr sixty horse power Emer-
son engines. and II Is expected TO make
great speed. The work of construction
was started eleven months ago by \.
,. flchardson, who is member OF the
A. - Al h.. and who has for n number
OF years been engaged in construction
work in various parts of the country
Inc machine is OF new type, with
tandem biplanes. over 900 feet of plane
surface. divided In four sets OF biplanes
two on each side OF the machine and
placed one set at the front and one
at the rear.
In addition to these. there are two
sets Of fitting planes, one at each end
or the machine, which are so arranged
mat they may be tipped at varying
angles at the will of the operator,
causing the machine TO rise while il
is in horizontal position. and not
causing 1t to assume the fitting po-
sition generally used in airships The
machine, however. is also controlled by
an elevator in the form OF a horizontal
rudder to be used If the operator de-
sires TO rise quickly
1t has two sets of rudders. one at
each end OF the machine. and used to-
eether or individually as the operator
chooses. making the machine turn very
quickly.
The pontoons are rather larger than
is ordinarily used. and contain COM
partments for carrying large supply
OF fuel for the engines The engines
and propellers are placed one at each
END OF the machine and are under con-
troll OF the operator.
The floor space is larger than has
been used. being six feet wide and
twenty-five feet long.
Hundreds OF people to-day visited the
river 'front.' and examined the big air
plrd. winch has been named Clare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
Pretty Hume Mcd.,inr

Last evening at 6 o'clock at the resi-
dencc of the bride in Wythc street.
Miss Flora May Fischer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fischer, was mar
ried to John u. McFarlauc. we'll
known young business man of Norfolk
The entire lower floor of the house was
beautifully decorated with palms. sni-
lax and pink cut flowers, and illuminate
ed with the soft light of many candles
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
James y. Mcclure, OF the Second Pres
many friends and guests from a dis
lance. Tho bride. Eowncd in n hand
some costume OF London smoke gray
and carrying Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley, entered with her matron Of
honor. Mrs. Schwarkon who wore
white net over white charmcuse and
carried an armful Of Killarney roses
and lilies of the valley. y sister of the
bride, Miss Virginia Elizabeth Fischer.
was maid of honor. attircd in pink
crepe meteor and CARRYING pink roses.
Another sister. Miss Eleanor Fischer.
and Miss Eleanor Godfrey, were the
bridesmaids. They wore white mar
qu:sette. embroidered in pink and
green, and carried pink hydranEeas.
The bridegrooms attendant best
man was his brothcr-in- law, -. T. Full
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. McFarIane left for
Atlantic City and other Northern
points. The wedding was n very pretty
home event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
TWO MEN AND WOMAN
ARE HELD FOR MURDER
Special 10 The Times-pispatch.l


WISE, VA, June l1.-Stephen Gull
bertson, Andy Fraley and Mrs. Mat
Culbertson are held In jail here for
the murder OF man named Smith
At Bondtown. stephen Culbertson is
believed TO be the man who Killed
Smith, aided by the other Two. The
object of the murder was robbery. as
watch and a sum of money said
by some 10 have been 5000 was taken
from him. a hatcnet was used in the
murder. and was hidden by some mem
Der OF the trio and was found where
they said II would be found. The pre-
l!m!nary trial will be held next week.
y fight occurred in the Jail among
the prisoners yesterday morning when
they were turned into the hall for
their breakfast. They attempted to
discipline one of their number who
had broken one Of their so-called rules
while working on the road near the
town. The fight, resulting in several
black eyes, was terminated by the
arrival OF Sheriff Beverley and his
son, Emmett, who were summoned by
the cries of the nOncombatants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Tho June term OF the Hastings Court
began to-day. and numerous indict-
ments were returned by the grand jury.
The court sustained the sentence Of the
Police Court. imposing fine of $50 on
Dollie Lewis. colored. for fast speeding
of an automobile. Sentence was re-
served in the case of Thomas Mccain,
white, indicted for fcloniously assault
ing and cutting his wife. The accused
pleaded guilty, but declared that he
was crazy drunk at the time. and he
did not believe that his wife wanted
him punished. Mrs. Mccain testified
that she and her husband live in Rich
mond. but that he is working at Du
Points and is making good money. She
stated that when not in liquor he is a
good husband. The couple kissed each
other in court.
William BaskniGht, white, was given
Jail sentence of six months for lar
ceny: Howard Pope got one year In tho
penitentiary for stealing from the per-
son; Lucinda Mason one year for n like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Smith. William Irwin. -Appomattox
Steele. William Isaac, Jr.. AIbemarle;
Stephens, Joseph William George
northumberland Switzer. Crawford
kendiG. Rockingham; Taylor. Franklin
Minor. Albemarle: Thomas. Harvey
Earl. Grayson; udy. Isaac, Tazewen:
Watson, Harold Fielding, Smyth; Vein
field, Benjamin. Norfolk; Warwick
William westmorc Gordon u3lD. Hen
rico.
Masters of Science-Digges. Dudley
Dice. Charlotte: Grissom, John Thomas.
Montg emery: Hodgson, Ashbury Ma
thaniel, Henry; Janutoio. Peter Ubaldo,
Tazewell; Lancaster, Dabney Stewart,
Henr!co; Reynolds. Roy Ross, Mont
gomery: Rowe, Thomas Jefferson. Jr.
Elizabeth City; Trimble. James Mar
shall, Augusta; Wolfe, Thomas Ken
nerly, Rockbridge.
Mechanical Enginecrs-Braucr. Ru-
dolph Carl. Henr!co. Randolph. Orlan-
do Robbins, Montgomery
Electrical Engineers Bransford.
Lewis Pendleton. Jr.. Montgomery:
Beckncr. Moorman Cephas. Henrico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
CLASS
At VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
BLACKSBURG, VA, June l7-At the
commencement day exercises of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute on We'd
ncsday. diplomas were presented 10 the
following young men by President Egg
gleston. following the address to the
graduating class by Judge Waller r. NJ
staples. OF Roanoke.
Bachelors of Standardization. Moor
man Cephas. Henrico: Beverley. John
Hill Carter. Essex: Ribb, Ernest King.
Washington: Braucr, Rudolph Carl:
Ecnrico; Brown, Brisco Baldwin, Rock
bridge: Bruce, Fisher Watkins, Ches-
terrified: Bruce, Rowlett Henry, Chester
field; Burwell, John Armstead. Fau-
uuer; Butler, Robert Lewis. Campbell:
Brync. William Hale, Fairfax; Chinn.
Armstrong. Norfolk: Ceilings, Gilbert
Hooper Nottoway; Cook Russell
Henry, Pittsylvania; Davis. Roland Leg
gard, Washington: Drummond, Frank
Camm, Amherst; Du Shane. James Ross,
Minnesota Epes William Robinson,
Nottoway; France, James Wayne, Abe
marie; Fuqua. Isaac Nickels, Washing
ton: Garvin, Clifton Canter Campbell:
Guy, Harry Dewitt. Roanoke; Hale,
Dan. Giles: harris. Truman Leon. Gull
pepper; Hcacock. Frank Ahern, Henrico;
Hefln. Carlton Washington. Fauquier;
Ingham, Alan Armstead. Washington:
James. Walter Rodney, Norfolk: Kear-
Eiracofc. Charles Eugene. Augusta;
McKesson, Earl Res, Prince George:
Mctcalf, Give, Jr.. Mississipp: Mon
tague, James Lewis. Montgomery: Mos
by. Joseph Edwin. Henrico; Nelson,
William Edward. Fluvanna; Nixon.
General Patterson. Floyd: oliver, Will
liam Franklin. Lancaster; Patteson,
George Pickrell, Henrico; Peake. Mil
lard Fillmore, District of Columbia:
pcarsall, Plat Ashby, Elizabeth City;
Posue. William Robertson, Maryland;
Preston, Seaton Tinsley. Washington;
Purcell. William Osburn, Loudoun;
Randolph, Orlando Robbins, Montgom-
cry: Reilly. Charles William, Rocking
ham: Rivcs. Thomas Mcdowell, Nor
folk: Roache, Milton Orris, Montgom-
cry; Rowe, Thomas Jefferson, Jr., Eliz-
aheth City; Rust, George Lee, Warren;
Sanders. William Frederick, West Vir-
ginia; Scott, John Simeon. Roanoke;
Shannon, Charles Douglas. Smyth;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
crime. and Sam Ely. colored. two years
on the roads for housebrcaking and
{iricf Notes.

Cashier T. II. Jones. OF the National
.ank of Petersburg. and Cashier +. NJ.
Pollard, Of the Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company, are attending the
Bankers Association meeting at old
Point.
T. +. Heath Jr.. Of this city. and
Lockct BcmisS. Of Richmond. left this
morning for Idaho Falls. where they
have accepted positions for the sum :
mcr as geographical surveyors
Nicholas MunSon, bright younl,
retcrsburger. graduated this week at
the University of Virginia, with the de-.
gree of t. of l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
IS RETURNED BY JURY
No Evidence Brought Out in Hear.
ing to Show Girl Met With
Foul Play.
MUCH REJOICING BY EAGLES
Petersburg Aeric Enthusiastic Over
Securing Next Years State Con-
vention-Contract for Two Miles
of Concrete at liopcwcli Awarded.
Especial to The rimes-pisoatch

PETERSBURG VA. June lT.-Coro-
ner Leigh and "A jury last night held
an inquest on the body Of the cightccn-
yehr-old Bohemian girl who Yesterday
morning drowned herself by jumping
into one of the city ponds near the res
crNoir All the evidence that could
throw any light on the case was heard
and the jury promptly rendered n YER
dict OF suicide by drowning The body
aiter being prepared for burial. was
taken to the bohemian Catholic Come
terry in Prince George County this
morning. and laid to rest with simple
services conducted By Rev. Father
Stcf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Especial 20 The Times hi spatch.1
FREDERICK SEURG. VA. June IL.
The DAMAGE suit in the Corporation
Court here OF G. J. Jones AGAINST J. J..
Garner both Of this city. in which
Jones sued Garner for 5000 DAMAGES
for injuries growing out Of an alter
cation on the street between the Two
men. resulted in favor of Jones. he
being; given cent damage by tho
jury. There were a number OF Wit
nesSpS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
IIopcMclI Notes.

The Du Pont Development Company.
with Offices iii this city. has awarded
to Parkinson & Finn, the contract for
laying about two miles of concrete
sidewalks at Hopcwcll. and for the con-
struction of a complete water system.
II is reported that tho Norfolk and
Western Railway Company has decided
TO erect n large freight warehouse at
Hopewell TO afford greater freight fl :
cilitics 10 the merchants and business
men of the Du Pont city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Information that the state Acrie Of
Eagles In session in Richmond, voted
unanimously to meet next wear in
Petersburg. was received with joy by
the members OF the order in this city
The local aeric is large and growing
organization, and will take great pride
IN entertaining the state body. and will
lose no time in beginning preparations
to meet the demands OF the occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
DOwney-E3nrNyick.

Especial to The Times patch.]
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. June l1.-Mrs.
Lille Kershaw Barwick announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mary HAM
mond, TO Julian Okane Downey, Of
this city, which took place yesterday
at Chesapeake City, Md. The bride
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Downcy. of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
ny EPISCOPAL COMMITTEE
The Times-Disnatcb !

ISpeclaI 10 the Times DIS patch.
l,GNCHBURG, VA, June 1.-THE
standing committee of the Diocese Of
southern Virginia of the Episcopal
Church. which was reelected at the
recent meeting of the council in Ports
mouth. met here to-day and reorgan-
ibed by electinS the following officers:
president, Rev. j. Cleveland Hail. D.
D., OF Danville: secretary, Rev. Edwin
r. Carter. OF Hampton. The other
members of the committee are Rev.
Joseph B. Dunn, d. D.: w. c. y. Ran
dolph. Jr.: y. a. Payne and c. 5. Hut
ter, OF LynchburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
bedford Alum Springs sold.

iINcHBCRG. VA, June ia rep
rcscntativc Of the Trent Corporation
here announced to-day that it had sold
20 c. l.. Probst. OF this city, the Bed
lord Alum Springs and farm contain
ing 200 acres. The purchase price is
said TO have been $4,000. The prop
-rty is about ten miles from Lynch
burg. and viii he developed at, once
tor the production OF alum mass for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
Lyle Gets APPOINTMENT.

HRlSTOI.. VA. June l7.-Cyrus II.
Lyle. editor and publisher OF the john
son CITY 'Tenn) Comet a weekly
newspaper founded by the late Senator.
Bob Taylor. to-day received advice
OF his appointment 70 be treasurer OF
the Mountain Eranch National SOL
dicrs' Home, effective Juno 80. Lyle
repeatedly sought to represent the
First Tennessee District in Congress.
but in spite of Republican quarrels al.
WAYS met defeat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June IT,
Garland Jones and Miss Frances Wash
ington, both of Wcstmoreland County.
were married yesterday at the home
Of the bride near Oak Grove, in that
county, Rev Mr.. Connolly performing
the ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
j. Luther Mns,his Appointed

Especial 70 The Tunes Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA, juno Ill.
Luther Maphis was appointed this
afternoon by Judge Thomas w. Har-
rison as city missioner of revenue
to fill out the unexpired term of two
and n half years of the late j. Edward
Correll The appointee has been con-
nected with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad in various clerical capacities
for thirty-five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.1
GREENSBORO, y. c., June 1.-THE
North Carolina Medical Society ad-
journed this afternoon to meet the third
week in April of next year Al Durham
The new officers are NJ II. Fletcher.
Asheville. president: b. K. Hays. Ok
ford, secretary: William Jones, Green's
boro, treasurer: DR.. w. S. Rankin was
reelected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
State Board of Health for a term OF
six wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
10 Virginia Beach Without Change

Commencing next Sunday. Jpne 20.
the Norfolk and Western Hallway will
begin operating through coaches from
Richmond to Virginia Beach and re-
turn on the every Sunday excursion
tram, leaving Richmond $40 a. NJ, and
returning, leave Virginia Beach 6:35
=. NJ. S1.65 round trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

medicinal purposes. for which 4. has
been noted many decades The hotel
was rebuilt about two years ago for
summer resort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

spending a week with her mother. Mrs
-. NJ. Chesney has returned 70 Azrvn,
Ohio.
Mrs. Ida Remick and son Frank have
returned from Alliance. o.. where they
visited Mrs. Kemick's daughter. Mrs
j. o. Elliott
Wilher and Lawrence Lister. OF Hunt
ingtOn. who have been visiting Sisters
vile friends left Tuesday FOR Buck
harmon. where they will attend school
Miss Ruth McCOrmick left TUESDAY
morning Tor Cincinnati TO attend the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Musru.
Miss Mae Corbitt II IN Marietta the
guest OF Mrs. George Crawford.
VIM. Kennedy. formerly Of this city
but who has been located In Trinidad
FOR several years. has spent a couple
of days here with friends and left
Tuesday Tor ParkersburE.
Rev. ". r. Mckee. the new pastor or
the Presbyterian church. and his family
were guests Of honor az q reception netd
Boz the church parlors Tuesday evening
All members and friends OF the church
we're in attendance and a musical pro-
gram was rendered.
The standard Bearers Of tho NJ y
church were entertained Tuesday even
ing b. Miss Ielma Minamyer At her
home.
An important meeting Of the Tyler
County Chamber ~ Commerce was held
Tuesday evening in regard % making
arrangements with the fittHhurE In
manufacturer 60 open a plant here or
al some point within the county.
Mrs. n W Hrcnulee went 60 Logan
=. yesterday Go visit her son. }. vs.
johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

at Monaville. Logan county; William:
y. Childers az Sue, Greenbrier county:
Martin l.. Jones at Bald Knob. Boone
county; Jesse Craver at Boomer. Fay
cite county. Marmion =. Y. Moler az
Keller, Jefferson county. the name OF
which Office has been officially
changed 70 Engle. Bette Bell Green
~ Second Greek. Monroe county. and
Celia T. Henritze at War.
The offices at Brier. wyoming.
COlebank. Preston. and al Redbird
Raleigh counties, have been discon.
tinued
Vacancies exist az Brynside. Put.
nam; Dizzy, Wayne; Terry, Raleigh /:
Hager. Lincoln; Boyd Roane: Clifton.
brooke. Osborne Mills. Roane. and
Ihronwood. POcahontas county. Dates
for examinations TO on these vacau-
cies VIII be announced soon.
Mrs Charles Martin Of Parkers-
burg arrived IN Washington today TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. James Durant. after
which she viii be the guest Of her
brother and sifter-inla Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
SISTERSYILLE

sfsTERsvGLLE w va. oct L.
Mrs ELLEN g. uufan. who has been the
guest ~ her sister. Mrs. r.. a. OuIrIev.
be- returned tp her home in Rochester.
Mrs. vs.. Gushing. Mrs ". 81 Jones
ana dauEhfer. Miss Pauline. are in Nor
rnnfOWn attending The Grand chapter
meeting Of The Eastern star
NJ and Mrs. George Fuller and two
children. Glenn and Myrtle have lord
Tor Akron. o.. whore they will make
their future home
Miss Sarah D. Cook. western Union
operator who has been visiting refa-
tlvra in Oii city and FRANKLIN Pa ro.
turned here Sunday.
Miss larie MORAN. 81 TarEfrahurr
= the guest OF her sister. Mrs a u
Holmes
mr and Wra George 20 sirmaEer
haNo returned from rittaburrh. whore
thfy spent several DAYS with relatives.
CAPT Eph Wells and faunhfcr Mrr.
Jack kinF1Id. are apcudfng 4 rev DAYS
T. q o.Brien. ~ the Carter OH 60
has lrff Tor Frle Pa tn Hrt aa hrrf
man OF the wrdnluE Of bis brother
SIR and Mrs IT. . MDgur and eun.
Joseph. spent TUESDAY iu Wheeling
Mrs George Victor and Hlrfrhfrr
Margaret have leff Tor gfrtefHrf
whore thef VIII make their future
homo
anss Georgia Cheauey. who bias been