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The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

six months.
DELTA, COLORADO, JAN. IS, 1915
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. NEARBY NEWS NOTES .
900 . . . . . . . . . . .
@. Bruton oas down from Coalby
last week.
John Berninger, of Tongue creek, is
visiting in Iowa.
H. H. Thye, of Cedar mesa, spent
part of last week in Olathe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hooker were
down from Dry creek last week
H. A., Gorsuch has moved to the w.
S. Gorsuch ranch on Dry creek.
T. J. Harshman. for some time ill
at Cory, is now reported much better.
Glenn Ellington of Rogers mesa.
spent last week in Salida and Denver.
Threshing machines are reported
still at work in the upper Surface
creek section.
Numerous cases of chicken pox are
the county
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts have
moved down from Cedaredge to
Tongue Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grubb and NJ.
l.. Beard of Eckert, were Delta visit
ors last week.
Raymond Martin, of Tongue Creek,
was reported suffering from appen-
dicitis, last week.
A large number of cattle were taken
to Cedar mesa recently, to be fed at
the Goble place.
Will Pope and family have moved
from lower Surface creek to a ranch
near Delta.
Miss Nettie Rowan is reported seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at the home
of Frank Hinman, Austin.
Mrs. R. D. Macklin and Mrs. Leahy
have returned to Orchard City from
visiting friends east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goddard, of
Lazear. who were visiting in Eastern
Colorado, returned home last week.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Wood, formerly of Orchard
City, but who now reside in Grand
Junction.
Ou luuTSudy Vi ldSt week MTS. n.
B. Amsbury, mother of Mrs. Judge
Black. of Montrose, died in Guthrie,
Oklahoma
Miss Earl Killgore, who has been
attending school at Delta, has been
brought home with scarlet fever
West Slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, of Lazear,
arrived home the first of last week
from visiting relatives and friends at
Pittsburg. Kansas.
Good sleighing is reported in all the
upper sections of the county, over
most of which from six to ten inches
of snow fell.
E. J. Maxwell was down from Cedar.
edge Monday and while here placed
his application for appointment as
Water Commissioner with the board
of County Commissioners.
Cedaredge people are petitioning the
county commissioners to retain Fred
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

T. j. Harshman. for some time ill
at Cory, is now reported much better.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Glenn Ellington of Rogers mesa.
spent last week in Salida and Denver.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grubb and NJ.
l.. Beard of Eckert, were Delta visit
ors last week.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Threshing machines are reported
still at work in the upper Surface
creek section.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15
Osborne Williamson Drug Go.
Registered and Ora duate Pharmacists
No. se7s

No. 8675
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The Delta National Bank. at Delta.
in the State of Colorado, at the
close of business December
31st. 1915.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Why not? We will do your famil,
washing cheaper than you can do q
at home.-Delta Steam Laundry.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts have
moved down from Cedaredge to
Tongue Creek.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

Numerous cases of chicken pox are
reported from different sections Of
the county.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-15

H. A., Gorsuch has moved to the w.
S. Gorsuch ranch on Dry creek.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Monthly Meeting of the tIeiy Name sooiety-Girie Friendly Held Social
 Other Items of General Interest.


 The monthly meeting of St. Aarys s Holy Name society was held in their assembly rooms Tuesday evening at o'clock, President NJ J. Curran was ip the chair and business was trans acted pertaining to the good of the society. President Curran named the following committees for the year as consultors and sick committee to act with the board of governors covering the parish: Nacisse La, Naliee, Fran cis J. nfurtl1a, Thomas B. Connolly. Francis P. AIeNalnaras John aicKenna, ST. John Hartie Cl63 North Main street,, John Donoaue, Lewis A. An drevs. Patrick J. Sullivan 18th Street), and Joseph 5. Warrington.
 Literary committee: Thomas R. Com nelly, Lewis \. Andrews and Francis r. AcNamara.
 Following the business meeting the society listened to a very entertaining talk by one of its enthusiastic mem oers, Dr. Edward J. Brophy. whose talk dWelt on confectious and conta- gious diseases. In the course of his talk the doctor added a few amusing antedotes which save the subject a cheeTy aspect. The society gave the doctor a rising vote of thanks in ap- precia ton of his instructive and inter esting talk. Interested attendants at the meeting were Rev. J. H. FitE- maurice. and Rev. l. Y. MaciejeSis ski The Literary committee have promised to have an interesting and attractive programme for the March meeting. The attendance at the meeting WAS large and keen interest prevailed [ hI-f1TI eOift
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Girls, Friandlv Social.

The Girls Friendly society of the St Andrews Episcopal church held their monthly social in the guild room on Tuesday evening. The programme of entertainment which was carried out follows: Gypsy Warning, six girls; recitation, Poor Little Joe, Amelia IT, win; tabieaux, Guardian, Cleopatra, Mother, Margaret Kendall: Society De- butante Mary Hoilingsw wo1'th; Little Miss AIofT1t, Eunice Taft; reading, Jamie Butler and the Owl. Martha Campbell: solo, I Ain't Afraid Of the Policeman, Miicent Kendall.
 Following the programme games of various kinds were enjoyed by the girls and Miss Irene Moriarty won first prize. The enjoyable evening ended with tl.e serving of dainty refresh
 uent5 by the committee in charge who were as follows: Misses Martha Campbell chairman, Rachel Smith, Nfnifrsd Baker and Hannah Duncan.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
TAFTVnLE
Funeral of Mrs. Patrick neGans,4~- Psnernsh Sa~naiil NosS ia opeFution --EVerready eiee Club Meeting Personals.


 The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Delaney took place from her late home on Prov idence street Tuesday morning, with a very large attendance of mourning reiat tiVes and friends. Many were present from out of town, Willinantic. New London and Norwich. Solemn high mass was celebrated at Sacred Heart church by the rector, Rev. U. o. BelIeroSe, asszsoed by Rev, PhiHn Massicot and Rev. J. V. F. Beianger of Baltic, At the conclusion of the mass Mrs. T. Donovan and F F. Hartie rendered very touchinSly and irnpres- sively two hymns. The body was borne to the hesrse by the deceaSe5ss i've sons-in- law and one grandson. Their names follow: Michael Dousll- e-ty, Alfred Legare, Arthur AiIsad. Cornelius Smith, William Reynolds and Frank Dougaerty. The following sent flowers: Pillow from the family, Mother; standing cross, Gran6naa, grandchildren; spray Of Easter lilies, Peter Malone and family; spray of white roses and Violetx, Ross Sullivan; pillow from nurses of St. Josepf1s hos pital, N'illinnantic; crescent. Mas Mar rha ALatiaieu of WiiEnna71tie; fcrescent. Mi. and Mrs. E.raeet TelvIe; wrsath Of EaiaS1=l and Siolets, Mrs. JaIaes Graham and family; wreath or calTaa.- tions 1T. J. Fields and farnily: spray of carnations, Mrs. S1zal1 Hanley and family; s1Tray of rossS, E, t Plaut;
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
DIED

sC0oE EILI.E-In New London. Fs5. 5. -19i0. Josepa ScoNiue. o'NEILT.--Iu New London. Feb. 5. 1915. Eaonss L.. son O. Timothy and Mary O'Net!L aged 10 months. AINEH-In Norwich. Feb. s. Euntee C. Fersa5on, widow of Albert Fl Miner aged 1G wears Services. at C+ager's funeral parIors. 70 Franklin street. Wednesday morning Feb. l0s ct II o'clock. BuYis! iu the family lot at Gardner cemetery. SNUTH-Iu Merideu Feb ., al the home Of her son, George P. Smith 3S Windsor avenue. Margaret Smith. V idoW Of Paul Smith. Notice Of funeral hereafter. OSGOoD-Ip Norwich, Feb o 1915, William Colt Osgood, aged 65 wears. Funeral from his late residence, No. 9 East Town street, Thursday after noon. Feb. [, at 2.30 o'clock. Burial in the family plot in Yantic cene- rery.
 GRIGGs-,James Grigss, T, al home of his daughter, Mrs. David Brown, in Lebanon.
 Funeral services at the Chaplin church at J. m. Thursday. Burial in Chaplin cemetery
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
CHIMNEY FIRE,
Auteehen1iosl Responded to Gail From
 Laurel Hill Road.

A chimney fire which was reported to be . house on fire occurred on Tues day morning at 10.30 at the so- called Peckhan house just over the city line on Laurel Hill road and help was sought from the city fire department, which was granted when Chief Stan ton had conferred with Milo K. Wa ters, one of the fire commissioners.
 The aotoche1llicai responded and found 1t was only 9 chimney fire which did 10 damage, but 8, woman who was sick and alone in the house at the time was badly scared by the fire. The house is owned by Mrs, Hannah Peck ham and occupied by Joseph SSaler and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
PURE RICH BLOOD
 PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood Is responsible for more ailments than anything else. It causes catalrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- tism, weak, tired, languid feelings and worse troubles.
 ETood's sa1sapariLa has been wonderfully successful in purifying and eariching the blood, removing scrd9ula and other bumors, and building up the whole system. Take it-glive it to all the family so as to aToie1llnegs. Get 1t today.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
OLD.TiME COLD
 CuRE-pRiNk TEA!

Get q small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call 1t, Hamburger Brust Thee at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of tho tea, put sa cup or boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink 8 teacup full at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, relieving congestion. Also Ioosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once
 It is inexpensive and entirely vege- table, therefore harmless.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
RUB RHEUMATIC.
 ACHING JOINTS
 AND STOP PAIN
INSTANT RELIEF WITH A SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD
 ST. JACOBS OIL"
RaeunlALIsrn is "rainp onI,--

ss4~~4-1a1l4-4II 4S I~dII44 O4I1A.
 Not one case in fifty requires inter nal treatment. Stop drugsing, Rub soothing, penetrating 'St.. Jacob Ofi' rIght into your sore, stiff, aching loinrs. and relief comes instantly. "Sl Jacobs O1l' is 8 harmless rheurn atisI1l llnin1ent which never disappoints and can not burn the skin
 l-in1ber up. Quit complaining. Get 8 small trial bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs OiT' at any drug store, and i!l just moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer: Relief awaits you '.St Jacobs Oif' Is just as Sood for Seiat- Icae neuralgia, tumbaSo, hackactc, slJTains.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

The EYeEresdy GIee club had g large attendance at their busf- ezs meeting held Tuesday evening. Presi- dent Samuel AInlitsge presided and the reports of various committees were read and accepted. After the business meeting, considerable time was spent in 1'ehea rSing their musical sketch The football team members are anticipating for good weather and state that they will make a. bis record this year
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Football Delegates Appointed.

At q meeting of the TaftViiie Foot ball club two delegates were appointed to represent the club at the annual meeting of the Eastern Connecticut Soccer Football league which will take placs Saturday afternoon at the Wau- reSan house, Norwich. The two dele gates are Thomas Addison and |. Fin layson. Other important business mat ters were transacted and the attend aIlce was ,aree
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
CARD OF THANks.

We, tho undersigned. take this man ner ot expressing our heartfelt thanks for the many acts or kindness during the sickness and death of our beloved mother Mrs Ellen Slattery Delaney, and for the beautiful floral offerings sent and kind reuaen1 bUances at the funeral. These expectations of zyr1- patl1y will ever be cherished in our memory.
 THE CHILDREN OF 9rRs. ELLEN
 DELANEY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Nd oppesitien to ArtI,ur M. srevs D.

(Special to The BuleUn.)
 Hartford, Feb. 9.--Senator Benja1l5n Fl Hewitt Of the Shoestring district appeared before the judiciary commit tee at Hartford today in favor of the resolution appointing Arthur N. Brown judge of the town court of Lisbon There was no opposition.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
g. W. c. soceer Playera chalInnn.-

The Ponernah Wheel club soccer football team is the first of the local teams to prepare for the opening when the weather permits. They have already issued a broad challenge to any Of the fast teams in the eastern part of the state, prefera ply Taftyilic Baltic and Plainiield
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Held Joint Meeting.

Monday evening the Ladies Guild choir and Girls Friendly society held d joint meeting at the Guild rooms of the St. Andrews church. Plans were discussed pertaining to the annual May fair and q series of entertain rnents which will be given at intervals during the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
At Baltic Tonight.

The Tigers basbetbali team meets the Baltic Tfan1ps tonight at Baltic. The local team is improving in speed and arc confident Of putting up a great game.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
THE WEATHER.

Forecast For Today. Forecast for Southern New Eng land: Fair weather Wednesday and Thursday; warmer Thursday. Predictions from the New York Herald: On Wednesday it will be generally clear and continued cold, with fresh and light northerly winds. followed by slight rise of temper ature.
 The outlook for Thursday is fair to partly cloudy and nailder, followed by increasing cloedineSs.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from SeYin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometrtc changes Tuesday:
 Ther. Bar. 8, m. ................. 2S 30.0s I% H. s.s.....' 3I, oV.lo r. D1 .....s.....,,,..., ZG 5p.Zo Highest 36, lowest 27-
 Comparisons. Predictions for Tuesday: Fair and colder
 Tuesdays weather: As predicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
MAR EIE1
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LEGRo> - CAIssE; - In Wiiinantic. George LeGros Of Baltic and MSS -hlb;us Caisac Of WiiIin9atic.
 GoSS-FoTIoNS New London. Feb. s, 1915, by TtcV r. II. ke.-ridg gc. GfienTiile ". Goss and Mary Ann
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
RIBBON SPECIALS

doire Tafeta. Ribbon, SI- to AI5 inches wide, all the best coloFs, value 15c to 19c-price yard ................. lGi- Novelty Ribbons, all the newest designs and colorinEs, widths to sI: inches, value .5c and 3sc-price yard. l;
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

aIr. and alrt9' George P. kean Of Wcstbrooi-. Me, spent Sunday With Frank Fortier Of Providence street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
SawmiIl Onerstina.

The Poucmah Mill cou1pa1y's saw mill was started into opera lion Tues day morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Giee Club Met.

roses and carnations, Adeiard Norin crescent, friends of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
TOILET GOODS

Maxine Elicit Toilet Soar, ax- sorted o6ors, regular price 1oc Special price today. Sc Jerse1's Oriental TSIcum Pow der, in SIS eunce cans with sitter top--Speciai price ............. 1e Dicdnson's Witch Hazel, in half pint bottles, full U. s. P. strens nsth-Speciai price. ..... Sc EerbeS Flair Tonic, regularly sold at 50c-Spceial price today 29e
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
CANDY SPECIALS

Chocolate Covered Gre n 3orope, a, delicious co1lfect1oT1- Special price petnd- --'-..s..-. 12e Soft Filled Candy, AEoIassss Chips, EutteFnuts, Cocoanut AIacaIoone, Peanut Blossoms, Etc, value 25c-Specizl price q pound .-......s...... 1sc fine Defiance" Brand Cf1cc- plates, a regular 4oc x-ade- Lady Fingers, Esistn Creams, Nougxtnes Cream Cherries, Fyte.--special pr4es a pound -. 2se
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
SPECIALS

One lot Children's Jersey Gloves for Boys and Girls at... & Odd lot Of WoInen's Coli Gloves, regular price 25c, at .. 15t Wonen's TNo-clasp Kid Gloves in black. white, tan, gray and hrown-not quite all sizes price g. pair ......... 69S
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Special Values from Several Departments
BOYS OVERCOATS

Boys OYercozts, sizes to
 years. value 4S.50 and S4.d1, 9-L ElsSo Boys Oyercoats. sizes 2 to .
 years, value $500, at...-..-- S4.sS Boys Overcoats. sizes II to F years, value $10.GQ, at.,.. s5.5S I
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
Debt Reduced.

During the year 1914 the indebted ness of the county has been reduced $s5,Ss5.S4 The present indebtedness is $81009 and at the close of the lscaI year there was a balance in the county treasury Of $12.097.82, with county tax of $194.84 due from the town of Lisbon, which has since been paid. The commissioners stated in their report that there was no need for a county tax, except for the pur- pose Of reducing the indebtedness.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

Bias Seam Tape. white cam bric, all widths, 12 yard rolls value 1oc-speciai pl'ice a. roll ChadTich's Si1-cor6 Machine Thread, 200 yards. black and white, numbers 70, 50 and 60--
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

The total nuu7ber Of children at the county home during 1913 was 162 and in 1914 there were 145.
 The report was properly audited and was accepted by the county members of the general assembly in accordance with law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
sun, Msen and rider.
CREENEVHLE

Six nouns aEter hi@l water F tlde, which is followed by 6oe6
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
HAND BAGS

Leather Hand Bags, with Ger
 man silver and gun metal frames, purse and mirror insj6e, pan!er or double strap handles. value S1.0o to S1.J0 = special price ............,...
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
TOOUES- SWEATERS

Boys and Girls Tequcs. all col ors, value 69c, at......,.. 4se Girls Toques, latest styles, all
 coIorz, value $1.OQ, at. ......--..- 75e Womens and Misses Odd Sweaters, value $6.9o, at. ... S4.k5
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10
LACE REMNANTS

Special One lot of Remnants of Black Lace Bands and Black Silk Bands. four to ten pieces of 2 kind --- Clearance price g piece ................... 5c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
GET THIS FREE BOOK TO-DAY.

ing OF the diocesan council Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal church
- ENert Meredith who attends Ohio STAT.
t,nI 1Nersi'y Is home for the summer VacS.
Miss Geraldine Mullen left Tbursds,
i,orrsts.A s sire TO be the guest OF Miss
Miss Anna shaw OF Parkersbure il In.
sbhst OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Miss Mildred DeGroote mas 1e,, for
tnree months visit with relatives IN H.i
timore and philadelphia. ia psi'
htI 60 WORK OF faPrkersburg Is visiting
other relatives anu
Mrs. u. Il. Williams OF Cincinnati d.
Ms fas,.ss u e. OF her parents Mr.. and
Miss Louis DE Groote left Yesterday
LOT LOT ,oiumeus to attend the commence.
re, son % Melvin will graduate
~, s'iI :. y; foreman and daughters
isfss s,n ~ hatherine have gone To Bel.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Hilditch f''
t,s grs' y. 7 Neal and daughter. Miss
in Sts, y ssi nave returned home 10 Wash.
and Mrs -. r.. Curran " 'i'
tna rev, t3iner y 4. Boice OBLIGATED a,
ne wedding OF Mr.. John Edward IIii.
ditch and Miss Irene Gcrtr.,dc Rrsdi...
Mhich occurred Thursday morning m IN
Q . clock at the Holy Rosary church. g6th
After a wedding breakfast al IN. b bS,ly
OF me brides parents Mr. aud NJ b.
o., Lauit9. nc young couple left Tor
rr,lno.s ana Washington u. O.
me Misses Helen Sutherland and
5Iage BARRIER who are In ParkersbiIr,r af
lending Mrs. r. X. CowelTs house "a
we're honor guests a. a fbcatrs ,a,
given Wednesday afternoor h,. iNftss
Maude hecninEer "Wednesday everirg
tney We're dclEhtfully entertained 10
Miss sybil Walsh az her home on TSV.r,.
tieth street. VII "'h'
81; y fierpoint left Friday for Beaver
aus 10 spend several weeks
Mrs. \. W. Hickman and dat,,h...
,,rens were In Marietta yesterday Visit.
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LITTI.ETON

LfTTLEToN. W. Va. June 10
Misses Ema and Jennie wines. or New
Martinsvtlle. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Robinson for few days.
Mrs Hager Att and daughter. Grace
have returned to their home IN Pair
mont after = short visit with friends
in totwn.
Miss Margariete Coughlin spent Sun
day with friends In Hundred
Miss Gussie Porter returnedoto her
home IN Pennington after . short visit
Miss 1rmA Pyles, of Fairmont, -
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs r. A,
Miss LettA Stanley. of wheeling.
visited her parents here for a few days
Mr. owen swsrtz OF Fairmont. visited
Miss Ethel b. Casio. OF Morgantown.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Miss Pauiins darlington. OF Fair
mont is visiting her aunt Mrs. Harry
Musgrove for a few days
Mrs jesse Orndon was shopping in
Mr. and Mrs. r. HOFFMAN have re-
turned to their home in Fairmont. after
a short visit Withe the formers sister,
Mrs Rose Smith was snopp,ns ru
Mr. A. George was a wheeling visit
Mrs George LouEh and children have
sfer short Visit hS %ts her pnrsn;s
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Hinerman.
Misses Olive HiNenbaugh. Lura OFT
spent Friday with Scott Younss AZ
Board Tree
Misses Howard Arnett. Eucil Mackey
OF Hundred. spent last evening with
friends In town.
Mrs Perry Hsines Is ill at her home
on Main street.
,1.n a.: Day yDJR2 Tgs sSns. YIN =.
Ing commencing at o'clock. a mn.
program has been arranged and no
doubt a large crowd will be present
Miss Nobel owen t. on the sick list
this week.
The many friends Of Mr.. George Ear.
nest. who was operated on at the Glen
dale hospital. Tuesday. will be sorrow
20 hear that he T. I'm a very serious
condition.
Master Lewis HATFIELD. Of wheeling
n spending a few dhys with his grand
parents at this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
SISTERSVILLR

sfsTERsvtLLE. W. va. June IL SER
nlcea over the remains 81 the late Mrs.
N,iilliam Goodrich were held Thursday
AFTERNOON az the Holy Rosary church
Rev. Father ?. A. Boics officiated and in-
terment was made in the Witten GENIE
tives we're here to attend me furar.i
llr and Mrs. o. Goodrich. McKee.s Rocks
Pa Mrs chris Cyner. Grafton. pa. Mics
ne pBrien, Emmet. NSch. Mrs Joanna
bruckner, Holidays Cove ". Va.
MI Ard Mrs. Guthrie and children, who
Martin. have left IN their car FOR thrIr
home n Bremen. ohio.
The Misses Nevada Clawron and Ntn-
etta Mccoy have returned home rt..,
fairmont where they have been aftruf
inF, Normal school
e % spend several days with Mrs a =.
Misses Hazel Montgomery and f,a
PoWe.l ~ wheeling are the guests NJ Mr..
and Mrs H1uer Ellie
George and tho Misses Sara and Jane
h r,-', have left for three months
Miss Nsrna Horchcy is boz columbus
attsndirE The commencement eser,Ises
Misses Edna Harher and Edna grfrtd
Who have been the guests Of Tho WIerra
,Maergs,rst snf Barbara Potter have re-.
lanes Ruti who has boon spending a
couple ~ werkH with Iia rarorfa Sir and
NMLfis. E : H1ll 9as returned 90 cushing
Mrs Charles 81 rfr- and far-rtsr
Elizabeth have gone fo Hnfuar. N 81
Where they VII spend the summer viii
Afier The hand concert at THden Park
SUNDAY AFTERNOON au errifirr ranIl III
haefh1I VII Do PLAYED between sIafrra.
Vile ard MuundavI gaffrr. bud
Llerler Tor fnr home team Spear and
Higgins Tor WourdavI1fr. vifi Do the Ia.
ffrfeH
Mrs r. TrIrIeff sranf rhHraG4r
VIII frieufs fr Wheeling
WE War. EnUme sutherland SIR. W
I cooper. VIE d. 30 Charlie. hrra 81 r
rleuIakfr. MIar fl|r TlEHrr.rH and
MlaH InerreH Thav wore IH rarErratIIr~
this wrsF attending the auxiliary meet
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Warrington nnsf..

Mrs -. Hanicy and daughter NarEa ret
attended CONNIE nee lsnf aNer,ci-a- af fh.
fairmout Normal yesterday where thr
FORMER daughter, GNendoirn Nas a
Mrs. NJ. A Beatty. Mr. o. d. Clarke.
Mrs J. ?. Beatty. Mr- "a ". Beatty. AIRS
x Burt Mrs. e.. a. phillips. Mrs 4. a.
4 Nfon and Mrs " r. smith ATTENDED,
tea az the Country club YESTERDAY af-
tsrnoon In Fairmunt given bv Mrs. a. =
Martin ana Mrr. Robert Cunningham
ifr. Albert Bowers OF cleveland. o. rr-
rived yesterday Tor "a visit with his par
ents Mr. ana Mrs. Prank Bowers on 400
Gust strest
Mr.. Glover Bssrdsley aud children
and Mss Agnes johnson left last sven
ing TOT their home IA New YORK. after a
months visit with the formers par.nts
Mr.. and Mrs q. y. kocn. here
Mrs. n. g. Dancer OF Wheeling O. tGe
guest OF her sister. Mrs. ". r. smith.