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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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Nrs. Ella McMasters ~ Fowlss
|sDsnt ths vssk IN this city = thl
susst of Mrs A. 3. Marshall aat
tanily. sl:s u
Niss Rufh l.Anhsight was aIsa1
tAs nsnbsr frpn Las Aainas vAt
attended ths play ~ ths Rourks
russday night.
Cut glass vatss sets. e3.Se = e3S;
eat giass berry bowls, e3.So to 3le;
est siass nappiss. u % S4.-Ths
Bsrvell JewsiSy Company.
lliss Pasaaads Barr. Who has bsss
sDsa1ins u pase X vssks With ~.
ativss II Colombo oDsiass. returned
- hsr hoae \ this eity T1esdAy.
Mn. Daa Sullivan lsft sunday fes
~ Asas II colesaAo 1Driass aftas
sDsadlAg several weeks IN this city
vitA ~ bsothes. Jsrsy KsllicAss.
Ceonunity silver guaranteed NJ
v ard twenty-five yeass.-TAs Bur-
ven Jewslsy Company. 1anta -
watch tnspsctors. II Junta, Colo.
llr. and Mn. 0ssess covhssd. q
u Paso. Tens. sosnsr rssidsats q
tAis city. spsat The week hsss visitiao
frisads ana sttsadins 70 businsss
0attsss.
Mr.. and Nrs. L. O. Shilling. Who
accoapsnisd the remains Of their IT.
IL daughter to Knoxville. Iowa. for
burial two weeks ago. returned 70
thsir home IN this city the latter part
of The week.
Nrs- J. W. Musick. who was called
b this city . few weeks ago on &c
count Of the illness Of her mother.
Mn. c. B. Botkin. left last Saturday
Ter her home In 81. Losss. No. Nrs.
Boekis b cosvalsscins nicely.
Division No. 5 Of the Pastors Aid
Of the Msthodist church met Thurs-
day afternooa With Mr.. H. p.
oeAuylsf. fweaty-seven ladiss we're
Dresent and Il was one Of the best
meetings held by this division this
year. The time was spent In COM
pIsting assanseneats for their
Christmas bazaar and dinner.
Lloyd Thomas b engaged in the
dairy business once more. He has
jUst acquired The wagon route Of
ehe Hill Dairy. Including twelve cows.
~ b nov DesDased % supply local
coosumers With ~ sxcellsnt quality
= 1actsal fluld. Mr.. Thomas aov
hss thirty-four high grade milk cows.
aad with the Empire mechanical milk
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

[eT = sq1IDDed y take care q -
extsnsivs trade. "
Rev. Howard Dov sase N aAdrsss
before the woman's Club yesterday
afsernoon On the ''cathsdrais Of -
1and.~ \,
Fred Knauss ana Les Oariiagtea.
|of Rocky Ford. attended " An
Dreams Come True.- at the Rosrks
Tuesday night
AlIss Anna MeMahOn, teacher y
the local schools. enjoyed : vlsaf
from her parsats. Nr. and Mrs. J. =.
MclaaAon. Of Pueblo. wednesday.
Nrs. Frank Beavh left Friday
morning for Loagnont Colo. vhsrs
- vim join her husband Who Aas
just recently sccepted the pastorats
q The Christian church IN that city.
". b. Osborns vas able 70 rstnfn
70 his work with the Ia Junta Auto
and Machins Company TAufsday. af-
tsr bsiAs on duty about week SAT-
fering with . piees Of stsal IN biz -.
NF. and Mn. william Heirsood
ana Phf1lip Hslrgood returned lase
THURSDAY morning fron . months
trip 10 California whefs sAsy attend
"a the s9positioa at eaA Franeisco.
They report . plsasant Trip.
Miss Esther Whitacre. Who speat
. week II this city - ~ guest Of
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. left Thunday
night for her homo IN Camdon. N. J.
Miss Whitacre had spent some time
At Boulder before coming TO Il Jua-
q.
Joseph Mock. Of La Junta, Colo.
II visiting his aged mother. Mn. John
MOCK. Who has been unwell. Il b
thirty-three years since "Jos" first
went vest and he marvels at Tie
many changes In the old town and
Surroundings In that time. His boy
hood friends are glad TO see him.
Pottsville. (Pa.) Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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- - haa11a0 hsve ssocAs1 -
une - - 1su1un1ng psusss.
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111Dss - ~ = ssseUoosnnA 'sWe
asVB ~ - onus - ugso1v =
o111sonan1 booUAS ~ ~:
UnnR WA1a - - ~ -
- bsgune - - evssy ~
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oID1nse o1n1A0 - - ~
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rsvona~ = - - - Nh
{, - - ~ - 80 \.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Dulletin NJ. ~. itwin - - 4
- free q ekarss.
| In an unasj00ag opanioa. gtven
psblicity lass l6ee1ay nosnine. ~
supreme court hsiA thas ~ eity y
Dsnvef y not sxsnDt fron ~ -
vfssons ~ ~ esaseasutioaaI ansaa-
nsnt adoStsd ~ ~ psepse iast ian,
|Drohibitias ~ sals u Hover d ~
|stats On ~ aftar Jansasy 4. 1915.
Under this Aeeistea ~ pFoAihatioe
law win aDD,y Y svssy Dostipa d
whether ~ aAvoestss q '.hous rule.'
cities tAat ars opssstins uadss I
special charter. 1t b vssy loul3fuI
whether IL sAvocatss os s.hone ruDe's
which 3 notAing nlors thaa q alias
utilised ~ tAs vst coatinssat, Aaa
vssy mucA faith u their coatsation.
\ decision Il thslf favor would have
resulted ID ssdless coafuaaoa. anA
would have naAs . fases q ~ 10
hibitioa lav II celorado. ~ ~
eontingsat = L. Junta na1e ~
same kin1 q ceatsatioa vhsa Il
Junta joiasl tAs dsy eelsaa h Apeil.
1903. AIthesgh Il Junea NJ voG-
"a dry II ADsil. 1893. ~ . najorsty
Of - votsa. ~ saleoas diA not 20
bat Of bssissss patil ths fisse MOI
Day IN July follovtns. psading . -
eision Of ~ suDrsns court. he
three wards q L. Junta volsd ary
b. . majority Of -. bst tAe sscosd
ward. 10 which al of the salooas we're
located. voted vet by . majseity of
~. The question subnittsd % Tie
supreme cosrt vas - % The unit
that controlled IN . vet and dry slse-
tion-ths votins prcciact o. he city
- . whole. he auesttoa suhnitted
70 the supesns court In this lattsr H.
stance vas practically The sanse
whether Tie laws naAs b tAs Dsn-
yer bunch costrollsd. or Tie laws
made by . sovereign stats. II esr
mind there was never any Aeuhe -
10 what the supreme court would %.
having never Known IN instaaes II
which the vet continseat carried
case 70 The suprsoe court and rscsiv.
ed decisioa that vas 70 their llkiAg.
Il is . credit 70 the suprsme court.
and the people Of the STATE whom
lhey rspssssat. = we'll. tAst tAs DE-
eislon Of ths court was unanimous n
aphoidias the expressed viii Of the
people at the polls.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Judgment which put the santa - -
the Union Pacific over the line.
There IL . time for al thlnGD
even the end Of ny time. and this =
one Of the times for which We ars IN
duly grateful.
Wear all the real clothes you want.
Msybelle but when you feel :
hanksrin' for fur top boots 5os3 -
out In the back yard and look . !
buff cochin hen.
Theodore Roosevelt will - IL
republican candidate ror presadeai
next year. according to Champ Clash.
Champ says he purposely put ~ ~
iusion to Roosevelt in bis rseoat
speeches, and his name brought
cheers when that Of no other me0bee
Of his party would elicit even . nnr-
wur Of spplause. The young bueks
Of the party everywhere are for hin.-
declared Clark. and We know u .
few old bucks who are likewise Tor
him.
''Johnny'' Powers. who was =
brakeman on the Santa Fs' bseweeo
Dodge City and La Junta seven yooso
ago. stopped off At Dodge City 0un-
day to display the tenor voics whieA
IL now bringing him s2so night 81
concert tour and for which 4Seo a
night will be asked next season. Mn.
C. l.. Smith. wife Of Santa ~ H.
patcher. and q graduate Of Pasis
conservatory. discovered" Povee's|
voice. Since then be has sung in|
Carmen" Madam Buttssf1y, |"
Faust" The Girl Of the 0oldsa
West" and "The Red MIL" He 81
thirty-one years old.
Some Colorado farmers have
Vetcues VI sbuu tuss sSe oOOvV ~
ter which they allow to 60 to vasee.
The agricultural experiment statioa
Of the Colorado Agricultural Collage
has published = bulletin oatlelod
Notes on . Dry Land Orchard.~ VI
z. Pain. This bulletin explalns
methods which have been enDloye1
10 make dry land orchards Q success.
Ar. Pain shows the results Of several
experiments from which be Asaws
that give the farmer .
practical working basis. II you asU
Interested. write . Gard to Tie Cooo-
Fado Agricultural Experiment ~
lion. Fort Collins. Colo. rsQuoseing
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Felix Dlliy. PaAsor.

At . O'Clock .. m. Low Mass aLd
sermon. Music by 81. Cecilia's
choir.
Al > o'clock .. m. Bible class and
Sunday school.
Al 1880 Q. n. High Mass and SER
mon. Music By q. Patrick's choir.
AZ $3.50 ,. m. Rosary. instruction
and benediction Of the Most Blessed
0aeSament.
On week days. mass at . o'clock.
r. N.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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We sa11e1 ~ 1lnas g ~ n Au,a.
- a0essesn - ssosss dauegn Sss
- C2s1seaDs osa1A 1oanAAer.
eesses ss0 hsoanA 0soglun,
ew11nsslaa1 - psnnsp - -.
hsuo1Bo0 eeoosoa. - han1nw.
e11s0b - sAesP ou1nD - 49, -
weoeAs - - bsUss 49, \
Ansssas = = eaAe 80.
osaglnal - osss1ss Kswrss
Aan1hssuA1sGs ~ shn1vsn, eAsss
hebss - - ssa1A
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Dose leisurely done we'll. q
doa't bs in too much Of > hurry.
-
when men speak III of thee. live
. = nobody will believe thsm.-
Plato.
wiley has under consideration {
Dsoeosition for . franchise 70 sstab-
1isA aa electric light plant.
-
4 lawyer II . learned gentleman
who rescues your estate from your
eaemies and keeps II TO himself
Bfoushman.
In Pueblo. they want TO know Why
Gasolins sells for twenty cents Q
gallon there while II sells for ten
csnts In Kansas City and 81. Joe.
Ever community has its distinc-
tiea. wichita u boasting that Il has
ths only barber shop in Kansas with
. Telephone.
II you spit on the floor At home.
splt on the floor when you come 70
~ office Of the great family journal.
We want you TO feel At home here.
According to eomputers In the
United States census bureau. Colo
Fado now has . population OF l.00O.-
eco. Colorado has at last reached
the stage when there's millions In t..
-
President Wilson spent Thanks
giving day with his typewriter. and
did not even have time 10 eat turkey.
Nm. Gait will probably arrange 10
have conditions somewhat different
nezt year.
Our attorney general has decided
that the use Of brandy In the making
OF mince pies will not be permitted
uader the new prohibition Law. Ny.
how very dry Colorado IL going 10 be
after January LIST.
For twenty days more Il viii be
~ esteemed privilege Of people In
DoaveS 20 eat. drink and BE- merry.
but after that there won't be much
doing outside Of eating. - not many
people are very much inclined 70 BE-
come merry over the eating stunt.
-
saioonkeepcrs must be careful and
not have any leftover stock ON jan
usry ist. Colorado goes dry NJ mid
night ON December 3lst. and the
powers that be have gwen out an
uitimatum that all iertover stock
must BE- Immediately shipped out Of
the state.
0ae day lass wesk the Holly ousaF
Company ae ewink turned out S.Soe
hsss Of sueas Of 100 pounds each. ~
The present retail price In IL Juasa.
vhich n e7.ss per hundred. this
would bring eai.soo. How would
you like to own the swiak pians Of
The Holly Sugar Company for ose
day:
During the recent tornado q
OspAt Bend. . Santa re train loaded
With passengers. ~ss saved from
aare destruction by besns five mia.
utes late. That's Why Il 10 danger
Qua to travel on the Rania re. A
Missouri Pacific train would have
bees safe by II least two hours.-.
Sugar City Gazette.
n there u any ~ay for his -,
task majesty TO acquire first hAad
iafesuaetoa from The var seae ID
Bufope II " quits probable that b
~ bscsos sstssasly jesioss Of cos'
1isjsss there 1usias rscsas meath
- might - induced 70 change IN
0Does q hahlsastsa. vseo all ~
~ var = evsa verse tAaa ha1ee
80
,CsliisTs weekly sayu that . srv,
~ q she ssasinsst q ths Dssos,
soal1 bsse - ebeains1 n se0ioas
~, Wes1row WlIsea ssl TAse1oe'
nesssvsss Ses ths pssss1ssey-aal
Co1)1sss \ ~ . ssoosstss q psss1
~ Wllssa. Rssssssle y ~ M
~ ~ beshsss aaeae ~ ~ 0aoa
49, - ssveoaosn - ~ ss9sesy
~ ~ 6AA1ev ~ thsovs aesoo q
o1oe1se Des1ahls pessl1eoe1a1 saa1l
~ = os0utae lesoss esesy 1ay.-
01ltnDes 1n1loness.
Do1vos ~ 49, - Soses ~
~ os0u1ao eoaooaIes fuDs1 IN
- olnoD ln1ososlal se1aelons -
&nn r nn0onw - 49, onAnnnanm 4,
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

SDooe
y ~ havs ~ osssa saP sxpsss
- 0eo1ng sssvleo - - u1as.
~ snDsehlng. No saly - ~
- - sAssa. ~ ~ q -
o8vDCB esaaosos - - ssn1ng
~ eayeA1ag ~ essee Goe1lB
dhDoA 3Asvo = ~ 0sse - -
- - ssa1lBA ~ pso1ey ~
~ ~ 6sUo = - sosvo ~
- - 0nse - ~ 0aDess = ~
- - . pasUans1e e1o1uR.
~ - Chs1sonas 0o1o ~ ~
GAgU1nB 0ypuv veovsos = ~ -
ou11nnI 0SpV 0gsaD = bu1o1nu
- nDoua GhooD ~ dkn1D1n
= - nsonl, ssUu1ns - ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
S|k 1|ooo

a srvss sail1ng s1as sAae hrlne
pseasuse. Pas ~ CAslseunas -.
- ~ - poaaso1 - aanounep a
eo0poseo soock g q - - =
8lSVHL asDs1es - GORDON
uONe e
81 b $l.so
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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a11s - . wsaaaos hsooey? d b
see - ~ 0yuesstss - ~ ases.
- seseseheeeus ssse. oevssy sesns.
sess bssks Oss1 - fusx. ~ slere.
esse. Y 20 have ~ Suase sessiess
= ysss a1n1 whaa yeas giss slsall
-. 6eeo1e - Sas~. Th1s ssose b
sAsW1ng . saa9e q ~ sees asSl h.
A1ve1aaa aseApeeess ssA nssNA,
~ sesess . wt1e seseratns. Ths
Vsece raa9s aasp Nm esoeh yoss
psfAss oisAsly. - - - sas - yes
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
SIAN

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- -. - ~ - - - ~
~ oo1D1 ~ - - suu ~
- 0ngoo1 - - - ngosa
\ oUu4 ~ uahe ssns1o1t .
~ 1unoRa1oo Ons0s1nas ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

~ ~ wves1ns - slless ssoAs -
- ~ 1ssso su1as - . sey1luA.
suasosva10vo soAasaeoss. poeAe1 -
= . pseeo ~ saaAoss - - se0ss
AGO - 20 g
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Iuu1ne
urnDun, - ~ sosuUarn1s
u1I1nns - - -
. = 8
~ - aleQlnB . ~ cgoo1v -
= nnno = ~ onn1ln - e
> 1lIon - ~ - v(o1o
~ ~ ~ 49, . =
l, - ~ - -
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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TAossy ee t1sea Juse aoW sas yes
- seoere ssusa. Earh aaa evHy
suwa . rsaas lsalovissual say1e.
TAey saage n pstre ssu0
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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Yee ~ . Dssses a. Pssaes sasse
UueoA eseo dlsNam sf asklng osns
sAao o0S - -. WY ~ Aessss.
ssce - pssrs7 nsess.e - pstc.
NJ pseery sres sses0aa1ealoy
wtaA sus eayiae sAvaaaaop-asA
- . sassey. sas haylng ses1ce ~
~eaalo ehsss - - uaasaa1 -.
vea1aoe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Do1vos ~ WesA - Soo1e 80
~ oe0u1no eonooa1D eu1o1 ~
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Z ~ . ooo1og - ~ 1noone1oo -
Do1noo ooG10o1o - Dooouooe
. U1o0 - ~ - eo0m1nuoon
- c11gU ~ ooo0oo Uooooeoe
= oooo1noooooo - ~ 60
~ - oDOv - ouoonUoo 81
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

saioonkcepcrs must be careful and
not have any leftover stock on Jam
uary ist Colorado goes dry st mid
night ON December 3ist. and the
po~err that be have gwen out an
ultimatum that all ierover stock
must BE- Immediately shipped out Of
the state.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

One day lass wsst the Holly Sssar
Company q ewink turned out S.See
hass Of sssas Of 100 pounds each. A.
The present. retail price In IL Jsasa.
which n e7.ss per huadred. this
would brine eai.seo. How would
yos like TO own the swisk piant Of
The Holly Sugar Company for ose
day:
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

n there IL any way for his -.
task majesty TO acquire first hAnd
iefesuasioa from The var ssse 10
Bufope II 70 quiss probable that he
~ beesos sssfsae,y Jealous Of cos-
alsjeas there 1usins rscsat oesshs
- might ~ la1uced 70 change his
DDoes q Aahasaslsa. vseo all ~
~ var = svsa vesss sAaa ha1ss.
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MANNINGTON NEWS

tending to business in this town Fri
day.
N. NJ. Leigh, of Fairmont, was a Wis.
itor In this city Friday.
G.. w. Matthews, of Glover Gap, was
here Friday in the interests OF his
company, the B. & o. R. r.
Frank Ward, of Grafton, is here Wis.
iting with his mother.
Kaiser Nichols has returned from
a business trip to Worthington and vi.
cinity.
j. o. Huff has gone to East Liver.
pool, Ohio, where he will visit with
friends.
Matthew Ryan, of the E. N. Paul
Grocery Company, has returned from
C%iarksburg, where he has been visit.
ing with friends.
C. E. Hempels, OF Toronto, Ohio,
was a recent business visitor in this
city.
A. X. Modi, of Market street, has
returned from a business trip to
Cleveland, Ohio, where he has been
purchasing fall goods.
So'SAoi NiahhhStoh spuh6 lplho
held a corn roast on the Doctor Beat
ty farm Thursday evening. They re.
port an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClelland, of Clarks.
burg street, have returned from a mo-
tor trip to Buckeye Lake, Ohio.
Miss Grace Forney, of Locust street,
has returned from Mauds Run, where
she was visiting with friends.
Manual Training Teacher O. Heney,
of the local high school, has returned
to this city to resumeshis duties after
several months spent! in Hastings,
Mich, where he was visiting with rel.
atives. ~
Miss Margaret Hopwood has return
ed from Mt. Lake, Nd, where she has
been visiting with her sister.
Miss Sylvia Cowell, of Point Marion,
Pa, is in this city visiting with
friends.
A new train order signal has been
installed by the B. & o. r. r. Co. at
their tower on East Railroad street.
Mrs. Engie Charlton has returned
from Fairview. where she has been at
tending the W. c. T. U. Convention.
Brooks Ward, Of the Arlington Ho.
Etel, Is in Fairmont, where he is visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haislop, of Pleasant
street, has gone to GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where she will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Arch Flick has gone to Zanes.
willie, Ohio. where she will spend sew
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copyright. 1915. BY wright a. Patterson

ire things which even matters quick.
~. master. But as for this, I won't
argue now. 1t is your own safety de-
mands It. Listen, the men are com.
ng = the oficers-don't you hear
them?"
who are coming7"
1.-THE gendarmes. There is a charge
II murder. They are after you, they
are coming to search this house. II
they find you with her, trapped.
what will they do? Open, master.
quickly. I beg Of you. It is for tho
ake Of her aud yourself"
do not rum" said Count Freder.
tx, slowly. "1f there Is such a charge
ss this, certainly we shall meet It,
:or 1t is u purpose as well as theirs
20 find who are guilty.
Come now" he turned to Kitty as
be drew the key Of the lock from his
pocket, "you have once more, by vir.
tue Of this e~Iigency. ~mademoiselle.
conquered me! I must set you free
for a time. Fate seems to fight with
you. Later We will resume our argu.
ment, but now l think what Roleau
says has Justice In It. We must not
be found here thus"
He flung open the iron grille. Kitty
sprang down the steps, chung to the
arm Of Roleau. A flush came to Count
Ffederick's face as he saw how she
avoided himself. There was, how
ever. nc time for further speech. The
sound OF rapid footballs came down
the hall. The captain Of gendarmes
and his men were at the door.
"Messieurs, welcomed" said Count
Frederick. but why are you here?"
Monsieur lie comte, we ask pardon
for the intrusion, but we mrst ask you
to Join u.s. replied the officer. He
was impressed by the calm dignity Of
Count Frederick, as had been more
than n man before his time.
For what reaso do you desire our
company, monsieur captainf Is there
any charge against us?"
There 10 o charge Of great severity
to be laid against someone, monsieur
le comte. We ask your aid to deter
mine who that n may be. This
young woman, "a she?"
II am Miss l.. FAY OF America"
answered the object of his suspicion.
This 10 my servant, Roleau. Who are
yoh?"
we are Of the imperial police.
mademoiselle. A murder has been
done in your room at the Ritz hotel.
Naturally someone Is under suspicion.
Let me caution both you and Count
Frederick not to speak. What you
say may be used as evidence"
Count Frederick turned suddenly
toward Kitty, a warning in his eyes.
She stood. therefore, silent, looking at
the man.
CONTINUED Monday
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returned from Binghampton, N. W
where they have spent several months
visiting with relatives.
H. A. showalter, Of Barrackyil.e,
attending to business hereiFriday.
E. N. Morris. of New Martinsyille,
has arrived in this city and will spend
several days here looking after bust
ness interests.
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mobile trip to New York State.
The Misses Winifred and Charlotte
Hearons, OF Boliver. n. Y, are in this
city visiting with relatives.
Mrs. G. L. Cottrill and Mrs. Grin
Cottrill have returned from clarks.
burg. where they attended the fair.
Harry Carr has gone TO Trenton, n.
j., where he will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parsons have
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eral days visiting with relatives.
Alexander Waller, of Salem, was
transacting business here Wednes-

SAaA haSs A9AkAh6 ASIatitNos
Alexander Waller, of Salem, was
%transacting business heere Wednes-
C. F. Martin, Of Ellistown, Neb., is
In this city visiting with relatives in
the Sycamore addition.
Several Warrington folks attended
the Clarksburg fair. They report
very large crowds in attendance.
Mr.. Willard X. Nelson, of Parkers.
burg, is in this city today transact.
ing very important business.
Mrs. ]. R. klippelt left today for her
home in Kansas City. No. She has
been spending the summer here with
her sister, Mrs. William Slater, OF
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Boor and chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Davis
have returned from an automobile
trip through New York and Pennsyl.
yania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Phillips and
sons, Charles, Kenneth and James,
have returned from a two weeks auto.
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Big Day.
Arrangements are being made for a
big home coming day which will be
held at Bee Gum Sunday.
Big Day,
Glass Plant open.

Glass Plant Open.
The Warrington Window Glass Co.
has a large force of men at work re.
pairing the tanks SO that operation
may begin about September 10, after
the summer closes. This plant has
been a great addition 10 the industrial
life OF this city. Mr.. Bush. of Clarks.
burg. has taken charge of the plant for
the coming. He has appointed Mr.. ].
o. Huey as manager. The entire out,
put for the year has been contracted
for.
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Personals.

FClbSIldio. r Y
Samuel Stillings, OF Downs, was q
business visitor in this city Friday.
L. R. Kness, OF the Eureka Pipe
Line Company, has gone for a. two
weeks vacation to Pittsburgh and vi.
entity.
Clarksburg, where he attended the
fair.
James Gump, Of Buffalo street, Is
the owner Of a new Buick Six.
Miss Criss has returned to her home
in Fairmont after spending several
days here visiting with Miss virginia
Stewart, of Pleasant street.
Edward Guffrey has arrived In this
city wehre he will attend the high
school.
The Powena Camp Fire Girls have
returned from Salt Lick, where they
have been In camp for several weeks.
David Patterson and Richard Stew
art, OF st. Leo. were business visitors
in this city Friday. They were regis
tered at the Model House.
s. E. McCracken, Of Wheeling, was
q business visitor in this city Friday.
John Kennedy, of Parkersburg, at
ter visiting with friends here has gone
to Morgantown, where he will visit
with relatives.
]. B. Harbinson, OF. S%istersyille, is
a visitor In this city.
Joseph Muliholland, Of this city, has
gone to Wheeling, where he will trans
act business.
Miss Laura Hunter was a visitor in
Wheeling Friday.
T. ]. Foley, Of Pittsburgh. was
transacting business here Friday.
]. R. Yeager of Wheeling. was
transacting business here yesterday.
G. W. Grove, of Milwaukee, was at
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Entertained,

Mrs. D. +. Hollobaugh and Mrs. Ed
ward Roach entertained a party Of la
dies yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Hollobaugh in the Clayton ad.
dition.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church was held
at the home of Mrs. r. G. Armstrong
in the Clayton addition Friday after
noon,
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Soccer Game.

The local soccer football team will
play the East Liverpool Grands at
Houghs Park on Labor Day. The To-
cal fans are preparing for a great day
and a very large crowd is expected to
attend.
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Return From Trip.

Rev. A. N. Parks. Jr., Of the Pres:
byterian church, and Mr.. Dallas Ham:
ilton have returned from q ten days
visit In Atlantic City.