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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

den. S1limmer als IN 6ieiem &rie'
&c lit or6 mdbreno 6es arieges BON
1870 in Yaris nidt gelogen tporoen,
uno tpenn sic oer3eitigen frmn3ofifden
M1adtbaber ben 8eneis baben er-
|bringen mollen, 6aB iie pirfli@ Die
nniaubere @eieuidaft iin6, als tpel>
de mar iie f9on Dor Dem &riege ge'
fannt bat, Damn 6iirfen iie init benz
grfolg 5ufrie6en iein.
9euti9lnno bat nidt ben leiielten
0eriu9 gemodt> feline 8erluite 3n
perbeimliden. Son Der eriten &riegS'
mo6e a n bat es %regelmdbige Ser
luitli1ten beroffemlidt, uno icoer-
mann meiB, 6aB 6ieie 2iiten abiolut
%5uperlaiiig iin6. 0eterreidtnngarn
lit Dem 8eiipiele DeutidlanoS ge-
folgt. England giebt feline 8erlulte
geIegentli@ an, ODER ba Die Mogli@-
felt 1i@t gegeben lit, 6iefe @ngaben
auf lire 3uperlal1igfet at prufen,
baben iie menig @ertb. Gra1rfrei4
uno &uBlan6 MAIDEN gar feline Ango-
ben iber lire &erluite. Deito eifriger
belddftigt man ii4 in Baris uno Re.
%tersburg NIT Sen oeutider 8erluiten,
Ole MOI ms @ieiige Mbertreibt, Inn
oie Mufmerfimteit Ser 8epolfernng
BON ben eigenen 8erluiten ab5ulenten
un6 oaS &erlangen na9 N%ufflarung
oariber 81 eritiGen.
Ma9 SEN Mngaben 8erliner 8lat-
ter 5in6 Die @elammtperlulte Deutid=
lambs unter 8eriidiidtigung Der 5mei-
un6 oreimaligen 8erp1noungen
taum 10 groB mie Die 3obl Der in
0eut1dlan6 i%nternierten feinoli@en
&riegsgefangenen. Sos lit nod ni@t
Ser brittle GbeI, ser in Baris Der.
0ffentlidten 8iffer. 8eridii6tigt
man babel, 6aB Die Bail Ger 2eidt=
o%ertur1noeten inn oeuti@en @eere iebr
groB lit un6 oaB 6ie meiiten 6eriel=
ben idon nod perbaltniBmaBig FUR
ger 3eit 5u 5ront 5uriidfebren fon=
men, Damn ergiebt ii@, 6aB Die Ser.
lutte 0eutldlanos 5tpar groB, aber
feireSpegs iibemaBig groB uno ieoen-
fails 1iht ertfernt 10 groB itnb alS
Die @erluite ieiner 5einoe. Sos @e=
babren Der 8ariier Madtbaber, Die
oem fran5oiti4en @olfe sic eigene1
&erlulte beridapeigen un6 es 6afiir
nit er%logenen Mngaben iiber 6ie Ser
lutte 0eutidlan6s 5u enti@doigen iu-
den, erinnert on ben ber11ntergefom.
meren banferotten 2ebemann, Ser,
tint feline @ldubiger iber feline eige-
men @@uloen gu troiten, ieinem @ad-
bar nod piel groBere Sduloen an=
6idtet. Sol9es @ebabren bat einen
9ti6 ms 2umpenbafte un6 entipri6t
gang uno gar bem Gbarafter Der 6er-
5eitigen fran5oiilben Ma6tbaber.
Sbrer moraliiden @erfaifung nu6
itebt 6ie &epublif Jranfrei6 unter
SEN &epubIifen Der @eger1part a1 Ser
n%orIebten Steae. SIN Ser lebten itebt
Die 2umpenrepubltf Bortugal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Seibene 4pplim8.
Sinf5ebn @dattrun9en oieies iebr %populdren Mfa=
terials in ben eetpiini@teiten @9attir1neen, mel9e Die
neue @oiipn init ii6 brn9t. ~ 8ou brett, gang ipe=
3ieu gu SIPS.
TranjDffdbes ger9e.
@ir toeiien oeies Sud- Dor in ben 6ouptldbattirun=
gen; all bic %eeiu9ten i9tparser1 unb tpeiBet Streifen.
AZ 8ol Brett, ipe5ieu per Oaro fir $1.00.
GbedfS.
@rpBe @intlinge in bie1er @~oiipn-@beds o0er
@Drten ln6 gu allen Hrelen, M5affle @bed, @bifen
SCOT uno @bepber6 8eed. 80 Bis 81 8pn brett, per
Oarb 51 Soc bis $500.
8eiuebt nnier neues &priett=O Department.
Nuf 3%tpeite1r Slur.
9pe5ieQe @ufmerfia11teit miro auf Die %fprreften
Stpls 9elenft. llnier &orietten=8ert ferin martet @ud
peri6nlid auf uno beioret oas Anpaiiea in uniern1 ne,tz
en &prlettz MnpaBraun1, 6aS eingeridtet lit fir Sic Be-
q1er1libfeit Der &unoen. @euelte Ja11pn=Sbeet in
boiler @er1dtebenbeit BON Mpoelen aus oeu beit be-
fannten Jobriter, @sreis BON 100 %oufpdrtS Bis $500.
gud ein pplNtanoiees Enforcement BON .8ueeb1ria=
feite1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@ebrmcfteS &piten=S ub

@~ebrudftes 9piten=Sub
Sn ben berrlibit ee6rudten e%eblinteu Muitern. bic
man imb gu benton pern1ae aaf tueihem uno farbiggsnn
@ru11olaoen, tpir6 Bier p~Drge5eigt. 38 8oQ brett 8u 39c
@leibes Bacterial aber bic en9en 8reite11 per garo gu
25c, 18c unb 1910.
Crepe 8rpberte.
Gin pppulares neue8 Organ, bas nur bier porgez
3eigt mirb; elm berrli@ ge1tidteS, geblur1tes Weaterial IN
ppler1 Enforcement BON Sarben. az 3ou brett per
Oorb SOC.
Tran5Dhidbes @Di1e.
@urQeaDQen in Dem feinen Materio( nit ben pop1z
ldren @@aftirungen, Bel9ium Blau, %roiorDtb, Mai5e,
Snpen6er, neiB, grim uno i@tpar5. AZ 8ol brett, ipe=
3ieQ gu soc.
@ebrudtes TIarpn.
@ir baben ettpa so @ttde, ane peribieoene Mufter
BON bieler1 biibiden neaen Mfaterial, 6a6 einfab unb in
ben 11etten Sancies tonttnt. 80 Boa brett, ipe3iel gu 18c.
@iele an6ere berrlide Notwithstanding, nber
Die mir @ub ii%pater5byin IN &erntaib ieben: Sebt @l1d9
iin6, ipn6ern BEL 6ene1 es iib lpbnt, geleien gu peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

$nbfdbe mpIene &leiber=Tabrifate.
Gang unb gar Die ent5udenoite @amn1lune BON
&leiber<Sabrifaten, mpmit Sanbel8 lie cine SrnbiabrSz
Saiiou er6ffnet bat, liegt jebt gu @urer Nuspabl bereit.
Seine@epsbe iino ale gut %oertretsa IN Stoff lotpObl tie
lit ueuen SSarben, uno 1ie 1inb naGBi9 i'm Nreiie.
Gbnbbab.
Gin lebbaftes raubes Sud-; fonntt in i@mor5 unb
allen leiten6en @dattirlnge1t. @tr t6nnen 6ieie berr=
liden Materiale nibt beidreiben nit Druder6inte-
fon1tat berei1 unb ibaut ie @u@ ale an. SSbr tper6et
ME ge5tpungen gu faufen. @bubbab Sud-, ~ Bis 81
a3Dq brett per Oarb SIPS biz $1.75.
Sn ibmarjen @aren
Beigen mir bie pppulariten Sabrifate fiirs 5rubiobr-
tpie Nppltn8, GruneIos, @erges, 8rDabclDtbs, Seioe
unb mDlene Wfirturen, Crepe, 9niiab, &Dpal, @abarz
biueS, Queens Sud-, %eeftreifte uro einfabe @ieilians.
GpDert Glptb.
Cine Ser leitenoen Iudlpren fir Sribiabr, fir gnz
3iiqe Dber Mdntel in ben neuen 9an0=ltno Buttp Sbat=
%tirlngen. 48 3oll brett gu $1.75. So Bon brett gu
$500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@mer gel1r.

n%ablsaen uoraineaen" @&obeae berrli9 gebneioert BON Der feiniten Qua
ldt no1ener 4oplins, e5abereines, @er9eS, @bepro @beds un6 @ooeltp
@enebe in S@atttrungen Don @an0, 9uttp, 8atlelbip @rau, &u0t1bem
@ran, 9Reseoa, @dmar5, Copenhagen, Belgium 8lau ub gapp.
@reis $500, $175o, $3.50, $4,000, $22.5o, $4,000, $3.50,
biz gu $4,000,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Infer @a0asier=
Gleoatpr.

&ein @ebe1 mebr na@ ben
peribte0enen 6luren: nn=
fer einfaeber fibererautomoz
Bill @lepatpr lit 6aS @elprab
Der @tabt. Srgenc Elm &inb
tam ben1elben Dperieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
&on9rebi@lmb.

Der 63, &onsref Elm iulder sielbe'
wmfter Mrbeit. = Sbm >uiomet
Graiioent Millpn einen egrcnnpue11
Madrmf. = Mamde id,uierige Frp-
blcmc wmroem gelDit. - 8as CT
iid geleiitet mnb sic bon tim a11ge=
npmmenem @eiete. = %icle Der
&%un9reklcmtc trcten bonn Sdan=
plat bes Dffentlidcn 2ebems 5nriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
6<rtia<s neutrality-suspicious.

&hioerr0de peroen 9e5Ggt in ben pidGa@ getpunldten neuen Slader=
uo @trcularzsnpls, ein9e nit bmien Mufi@lagen m 9anbe, anoere nit
lbrta19e ODER &nppfbdab. 4reiS Don So IS big $500.
Mdntel.
@eantel oararen bon amBerfer &ar5e big 9aftenldnge emse eesarteh,
anbere NIT lebtfertgea Gorfuf @fdt uieber anbere NIT ubrta1d5en,
&nopfbeiab, Bor=Salen uno sefaltaem 99aden. 9reis 50. SO bis $500.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

AAAAAANkA4 IL D1\GA4 ~
Washington. - AcquittaI of Rear
Admiral Richard N. Little, retired, on
charges of accepting submarine K-2
with defects understood recommend
ed by Boston court-martiaL
IndianapoIis.-Att'y Gen. Richard
Milburn died in Methodist hospital of
leakage of heart.
Dallas, Tex.-A. C. cason, city wa
ter commissioner, accidentally shot
in head by his son, A. G. Cason, Jr.,
while duck shooting; not fatal.
Valparaiso, Ind.-B. F. Hobson in
stantly killed near Hamlet when au-
tomobile went over embankment.
Paris.-Cabinet authorized Finance
Minister Ribot to introduce in cham
Der of deputies bill for another per
cent loan and measure taxing profits
of industries benefited by war.
Corsicana, Tex.-Mrs. Alma Nor
gan shot Allen Cooley while latter
stood before judges stand in district
court, where he had been arraigned
on charge of seduction.
New York. - WiIIys-OVerIand Co.
announced issue of $15,OOO,OO0 new
convertible per cent pref. stock.
Detroit, Mich. - George Moriarty,
veteran Tiger third baseman, given
unconditional release.
New York.-PIeas of not guilty en-
tered by five of six men indicted by
federal grand jury for alleged partic-
ipation in plot to blow up ships car
rying war munitions to allies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of cur
rency announced First National bank
Of Toacca, Ca, had closed doors. The
failure was due, it was said, to con-
tinued Encouragement.
Providence, r. I.-Creatore, band
leader, is to marry Rosina Demar-
inuis, Is, less than half his age,
whom he knew as a 9-year-old girl.
Romance followed their meeting six
Yo,0-,LhC
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
WoMEN's CLUBS CONVENE

Rockford, IT,, Nov. 9. -Elimina-
ton of the hyphen, national pre-
paredness and campaign to interest
more young women in state and ma
tional affairs were the chief points
in the annual address of Mrs. Mae E.
Zimmerman of Chicago at the OPEN
ing of the convention of the Illinois
Federation OF Women's Clubs,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

guished. Vessel is proceeding on her
course to Bordeaux.
Wilmington, DeI.-WhiIe Norfolk
express was speeding near here En-
gineer Eugene Jamison was nearly
blinded when a partridge flew in his
face.
New MISUNDERSTANDING aero
plane of flying boat type, which, in
opinion of experts, could easily cross
Atlantic in single flight, being used
by Great Britain for protection of it's
war and merchant ships.
Omaha, Neb.-Joseph Manney, "a,
recently deposed chief of police of
Benson, shot and killed. Assassin
unknown.
Paterson, N. J.-Mrs,. Paul Kinch
paid 81 for a bull pup. Two hours
later pup upset lamp, causing $25 fire
that cost fire department 500 to put
out. Poundmaster has pup.
THE PAPERS WILL SAVE YOU
AND GET AN AID FOR 1T
Your soul is gong to be saved
now.
Whatever doubt there might have
been has been dispelled by the Adj
vertising Association of Chicago.
This body, formed by some of our
best advertising men, is going to call
all of our ministers to a big meeting.
Then the divinities will be told that
the way to fill the churches, to save
the youth of the land, and gain spir=
itual salvation for all, will be to ad-
vertise their meetings in the trust
newspapers.
The newspapers spread" on the
plan this morning. They seem to
like the idea.
WOMEN'S CLUBS CONVENE
Rockford, ILL.,, Nov. 9. -Elimina-
ton of the hVDhen national nrn-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19

She had charge of the millinery de-
of the Parsons-s 6ud ers' store
for the sNst two years and her fr4ehsfsl
are legion. She Is pretty and
Itracttve and possesses aswins0mesn per-
,sonaIity. 81
The bridegroom Is q SON Of Ms.
Mary Rooney. Of Werntnger strSsts
Glen Elk. He Is an enacisnt semploY9
of the Union National Bank and &
young man of excellent charaeteSs
Both bride and bridegroom are men.
beers Of the Catholic church q fiis:cif@s
and both have been shining marks IA
the uplitt Of the business world
FElarksburg. +, : :.s. 4. Z. ~ i;
Miss Agnes 1ernadette Erwin. ssofs
Fairmont. cousin Of the bride, Wa
maid Of honor for the occasion and
the best man was Lawrence Lee sMitI
Ter, Of this city. Miss Reginca Gauiz
field, the: accompl shedS organist at the
Catholic church played beautiful,
wedding march and a vocal solo. II:
love you truly, was sweetly sung by
Miss Anne Martin, Of Clark sktreHt.
Glen Elk. Mr.. and Mrs. Rooney left;
lat 6:13 p M, for an extended eastern.
wedding tour. d. I. 81 4. s u
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Judge woods to SNEAK

Judge Homer b. Woods, of Har-
rlsvllle, will address, the Brother
hood at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon
in the First Methodist Episcopai
church.
Judge Woods Is avery. eloquent
speaker and Is man Of most p1eas-
ing address. He has been In public
life practically ever since he became
a man. For a number ofsyears he
Wood and Gilmer. counties: his
friends are now mentioning him as
their next Representative in Congress
from his district.
The Telegram mentions these
facts concerning the public life Of
Judge Woods. to show the esteem IN
which he has been held as q: public
servant. In his section OF the state
especially. he ID & frequently called
on for public add dresses; the judge IS
no mora - ho1ae Sdn I'm bench than
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
eat Home ARa'rf

Mrs. A. p. Saurborne, of Bridge
port, proved pleasant hostess
Thursday afternoon to a number Of
guests. this being the first Of a series
Of "at home" affairs to be given by
members of the Ladies Aid Society
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
a silver Offering adding a neat sum
to the treasury of. the society.
Fancy work proved a pleasant d.
version and musical numbers by
Mrs. Ray Peshak and Miss Eva
Graves gave added pleasure. A pa
per on Equal Suffrage by Miss
Ruby Barnes was greatly appreci-
ated. Ice cream, cake and fruit
punch were served by the hostess
assisted by Misses. Capitola and
Ruby Barnes. 49, - Il =
The guest list included Mrs. Roy
Peshak. Mrs. George Woofter. Mrs.
N. L. Fitzhugh, Mrs John Moore.
Mrs. o. A. yandaie, Mrs. Roy Bart
lett, Mrs. George -Teter, Mrs. CIR.
lame. Mrs. Marie Bartlett, Miss
Edna Bartlett, Mrs. O. W.. Post
and Misses Ora Carpenter, Capitola
Barnes. Eva Graves and Ruby
Barnes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Birthday PartY..

In honor of the sixte enth birthday
of four of her: friends, Miss Lena
iRuttencutter deligh tfully entertained
at her home on. Mulberry street We'd
,nesday evening. The four persons
who reached their sixteenth mile
stone Wednesday are Misses Anna
Stotler of,this city, .;ellie v. Layman
of Fairmont, and Lillian Lepley OF
this city, and Mr.. Louis E. Black, OF
iParkersburg. vi (. a,,., y !,
Upon the arrival OF the, guests
punch was served on the veranda by
Mrs. w. g. McKeehan.. -
A box containing favors covered
with pink and white cosmos formed
beautiful centerpieceS for the dining
rom table. Ribbons, extending from
the favors we're attached to Jumps Of
sugar, there being q letter of the al
phabet on each lump, and the Jumps
were grouped around the box so as
to read: Sweet. Sixteen Today"
Suspended from the chandelier were
sixteen Jumps Of sugar. Individual
mold ice cream, cake and minis were
served by the hostess. assisted by
Mrs. 2. II. Lorentz and Miss Margaret
Boggess. : !. s :, &. 4
Besides the guests Of honor other
out Of, town guests were Mrs. P. ii.
Lorentz, of ,Buckhannon. and w.
Kenneth Barnes. of Fairmont.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Rirthdar Celebration

The home OF. Mrs. Sarah Greene,
Of Bridgeport, was a scene OF much
joy Sunday when she proved a most
delightful hostess to all the men,
bers Of her family and a few friends,
the occasion being that Of the
eightieth anniversary of her birth.
An elaborate dinner was served
by this remarkable woman with a
vigor usually associated with more
youthful days, baking the birthday
cake in a large old-fashioned iron
fiue which is an heirloom in the
family. Not only was the event one
of much pleasure for the older
members Of the family, but for the
youngest as we'll. for Mrs. Greene
has retained that youthfulness Of
mind and spirit which sheds its
radiance on all around the family.
Those of the family who were
participants in the days pleasure
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lynch,
o: Roanoke: Miss Catherine Green
and Mrs. George Brown. Of Blue,
vile; Mrs. Guy Freeman and
daughter, May of Westerville. o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stout and chill.
drcn and Mrs. Fanny Stout and son,
G. P. Stout, of Grassellf: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. H. Greene. of Oral; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Alexander and children
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ward and Mr.
and Mrs. w. B.. Robbins. oil
C1arksburg; and Mr.. and Mrs. @. R
Greene and family, Of Bridgeport
Others present were Mrs. Martha
Shields. of Oral. and NJ. d. Teter, Of
Bridgeport.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Program of Debate.

The HARRISON Comfy Debating
Club will hold It's first regular meet
Ing OF the year in the court house
Friday evening, October /. Every
male teacher In the county is invited
and urged to be present at this first
meeting An excellent debate is
assured for the evening and an inn
portant business session is sehed-
uled. The regular program. is as
follows:
Debate, question: Resolved that
the compulsory school law should in
ciude all pupils between the ages Of
eight and eighteen years during the
entire school term.
To affirm: F. v. Bouic and G.
Guy Musser. To deny: NJ. D. Teter
and r. NJ. Fisher.
Extempores to be appointed.
IA Business.
Adjournment.
: MIST onary Meetirg.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society Of st. Marks
lutheran church. will meet at 1880
O'clock Tuesday evening at tbs home
OF the president, Mrs. w. L. Heuser,
i16 Park avenue. AS this meeting
closes the years work, let every
member go prepared to pay all
amounts that may be due.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Double wedding

A double wedding, In which a To-
cal man and two former young, Ia
dies were three fsthe principals. took
place at O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing at Uniontown, Pa, wnen MISS
Hattie NJ. Neutzling became the bride
of NJ. w. Dechunt, of Un1onrown; and
Miss Mary NJ. Neutzling was married
to Patrick R. Dolan, Of this city.
The two brides are daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Neulzling, who
until a few days ago, MADE their
home in this city. Fri
Mr.. Dolan is a son Of Mr.. and mrs.
John 3. Dolan. Of this city. After
a short wedding trip he and his bride
will return here t omake their flu
ture home. Taey Will live at Spring
Hill, a few miles south or the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,. DeiEn went
to Uniontown Tuesday night to at
tend the wedding.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Pa.sonuai.sga wedding:

In the presence of q few friends
and relatives the marriage of Miss
Lulu Hillsman .Edmunds to- Clarence
Noon was solemnized in the parson-
age Of the; First Baptist church at S
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
Rev. w. @. lTayl cr,s pastor of the
church otiiciated Mr.. and Mrs. Noon
left Wednesday evening for Colorado
and Will be at home to their friends
early in DecembeT ~ \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Barnes, Of De
itrott, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs! James
Barnes, Of Grantsyflle, are guests of
Mr.: and Mrs. BENZ inin Barnes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
{ Suffrage .sIeetina;,.

lYi Mrs: eborah Knox livingston, Of
Bangor Ne. rad dressed a good sized
audience at the Washing ton Irving
high school Friday evening on the
subject Of equal suffrage. The relig-
ious, educational and Industrial
phases Of the sub ject were discussed
in very pleasing manner by Mrs.
Livingston. who impressed her audi
ence as being a forceful speaker. She
asserted that men are In the minority
in the number Of graduates from
grammar and high schools and that
five out of seven church members are
women. II the women can run the
churches they ought to be competent
to vote on other questions, she said.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Fanny REUNION.

Sunday. wnicn was the anniver-
sary Of the birthday Of Mrs. "a "A.
Berbig, was made the occasion for
family reunion at the home Of ner
son, ]. N. Casss.l. at Grafton. Mrs.
Berbig was SO years I'D on that day
and 1t is an odd co;nc.Gene that The
birthdays of five more members OF
the family resent also occur within
few days of this date.
All the grandchildren and great
grandchildren were present, and
quite number of them spent the
entire day at the Cassell home.
Among the out-of-town persons pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cas-
sell and little daughter of Morgan
town; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cassell
and children, Of Fairmont; Prof.
ami Mrs. George H. Colebank and
children. of Fairmont; Miss Eliese
Rodewald, OF Clarksburg, md Mr.:
and Mrs. Peter Cassell.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Informal Luncheon.

complimentary to some out of
town guests, Mrs. Henry Raymond
entertained very informally at 1
O'Clock luncheon Tuesday in her
home in West Main street. Asters
and hydrangia obtained in the floral
decorations of the table. "a
Covers were laid for Mrs. j. E.
Watson, Of Fairmont; Mrs. BENJAMIN
r. Blackboard, of Parkersburga Miss
Underhill. of New York; Miss Mary
Moore. of Rayenswood; Miss Sue
Watson. Of Fairmont; Miss Betty
Brown. of Schnick1ey. Pa; Miss
eleanor Blackboard. of iParkersburg;
Miss Florence Jackson and Miss Ro-
berta Fleming. of Parkersburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Rooney-Flynn.

Y In the church.of the immaculate
Conception at 5io'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon the marriage of Thomas Leo
Rooney and Miss eGnevieyei Louise
Flynn was solemnized by the Rev. p.
II. McDermott, rector Of the church.
Long before the appointed time many
friends had assembled to witness the
ceremony, which was marked by sim
plictty and presented q pretty scene.
IA brief sermon was preached by the
reverend celebrant, replete with
words Of good wishes, encourage
ment and strong advice. (
The bride Is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ohm 7. Flynn. Of Wilsonburg.
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Beneft Social.

A benefit social for the Sunday
school missions Of the Broad oaks
Methodist Episcopal church win be
given by the young ladies of that
church at o'clock Monday night in
the church basement. Refreshments
will be. served. A special feature VIII
be a grab scramble and a gift of some
thing amounting to ten cents or more
to put in the bag viii be greatly ap.
preciated.'
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Motor to civ.

DR.. Golden, of the Davis Memorial
hospital, Of Elkins, motored to
Clarksburg Sunday morning with his
son and accompanied by Major Nine,
William Down and Charles Myths.
who is enroute to Morgantown where
he will attend the West Virginia Uni
versity and take charge of his work
as supervisor OF penmanship in the
public schools. Mr.. Myths taught in
Davis and Elkins college for several
years while student there. The
Morgantown board Of education had
a number of good men to choose from
and Mr.. Myiins's selection is a
worthy tribute to him personally and
to his splendid record.
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MARRIED at Fa;rmont.

Miss Myrtle Ba!lah Orrahood. Of
Ea1rmont. and Mr.. William Smith. Of
'Clarksburg. were married at the
Fairmont Diamond street Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning at
the conclusion nof the morning ser.
vices. Mrs Smith was becomingly
.attired in ma midnight blue jacket
suit with harmonizing hat and
gloves. A dinner was served at the
home Of the bride on Barnes street.
The immediate friends OF the bride
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will rsid. in Clarksburg. Their
friends extend congratulations.
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Mrs. Lolan, Entertains.

Mrs. Marshail Lolan' entertained a
party Of young folk from sClagk sburg
Tuesday evening In her home atSWolt
summit. Refreshments were served
at 81 O'Clock, by, the hostess. The
guest list included Mrs. Vida Rich
ards; Miss Ann Qolan. Miss Let HUI
dermans Frank w ayprigh mt and Guy
,Anlderman. M
/ .Mrs.ss1E. X; Altman, OF Huntington.
who has visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a.. j. Fletcher, Of East Main
street. returned home WechesdsJ
morning. s::ls...l.lA LL... !. ~: 4 !.
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on the platform. All who hear the
judge on next Sunday afternoon,
may be assured in advance Of an
able and most delightful address.
The committee, in procuring Judge
Woods, has measured up to its usual
high standard Of able speakers.
Avery large number Of the mem
bership OF the Brotherhood is ex-
pected to. be, present atfthis the. first
monthly meeting after the vacation
season. ..s> ). ~. a