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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

kinson is held in his own state, and
to announce that commonwealth as
ready 10 receive him back as ono Of
its most honorcd sons. Judge Akin:
son recently elected president Of the
Bar Association of West Virginia all
the members of whom will welcome
tie retiring Judge back to the ranks
OF his chosen3profession.
Harry Peytonal acting for the pres.
idont OF the District Association, intro:
Iducod resolutions Of .esteem and regret
on BEHALF of the bar of the Court OF
Claims, which were accepted by Chief
Justice Campbell In a brief speech, in
which lie paid tribute to Judge Akin
sons character, both as man and a
jurist; reviewed. the pleasant relations
existing between him and other mems
kt7sHaH HTIN~ mFHHAlE AfF.HRN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19
8PHAROAH'sBRUN

'ENE
Nj; and Mrs: Otis MIchaelss OF
EGIasscocF Hollow;SspentaSnnday WITH
Mr.. andyM Mrs TrenchSM
8ReyaJaryice WltFpTeach sunday az.
Eternoon at the Methodist churchgand
.thereEis alRoftbegtnntng thesprotraes5
tedsmeetingthen
MissiE Rice spent seyeral.dayst
last week asSthes guestIo OF hers sistefti
Mrs. Silas Smith, andsshes allobytsttea
Miss Blanche Rice
AifredgyaIenti1e Thomas Musgraye.
FAndrewffValehtihe and Johnny Mich
Observation-Disclosures visitors Saturday
DJackson Straight Elmer Fetties INC
JohnsThornsweTes also tn8towna
MrsSPhoebe yalentineIspent Friday
afternoon With Mrs. Layina KeetoveE
EisiegRfces pentaWednesdaY after
noon with Mabel Keefoyets
WilliamsBrock has been worse tor
Mrs; EInicea Smith spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs! VIII Brock:
Charles MusgraYe of ROYAL was a
visttof OF. Jesse Rices over Sunday
Eillic Rice has gone to Glarksburg
for n ebert visit after spending a
few Gays with her sister at Morgan
and her parents here.
Flosste Smith spent Saturday
evening @ithltler parents.
Elmer Fettio was q business visitor
intFairmont Wednesday.
John Thorn spent: "Wednesday ana
Thursday with Hugh Thorn Of elarks-
burg.
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins spent
Thursday with Mrs. Isaac Google.
Elsie Rice spent Thursday evening
with Flossie4Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thorn and lit
tie son, spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Keefoyer.
Arthur HouIt was a visitor at
George Ricesi Thursday:
Ashy4 Valentine, of Minister'S Run.
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs:
Ida Fletcher.
Mrs. Samuel Rice spent Monday
withpMrs. Nancie Rice
HID Smith was In Fairmonts Friday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs Renner and children,
spent S%undaygat Mr.! Glasscockis.
Misses Elsie Rice and Mabel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

WANTED-Men to take active part
In opening stores, capable Of as:
Stunning management, in Pa; O., ".
Va and Md. Grand sopportunitySfo for
progressive men, No capital Srequir:
ed, but must have good references.
Steady position with chance for I'D.
Yancement. Callyor RddresssG Great At.
lantic.Pacifc TeadCo. 400 First ave-
nue., Plttsbnrgh. re. I'm!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19
REAL FUEL FAMINE
now N Argentine
Goal Sells at $35 Gold Per.
Tonlin Gountry'sP rin=
cipal Port.

FtlS44EEAs AK
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

EaEgENE2FENga9 fhHHrret kEat4sF-p EALLs
WASHINGTON I. April a.
Mrs, AZ. "A. Thayerl Of Ghagleston. and
Mrs. Stuart Walkor3s Of Martinsburgil
are guests at the Shoreham, here to
attend the ID. "a. r. Convention. Other
n. al. r. representatives from West
virginia who have arrived are Mrs.
Gilbert L: Watson, Of Parkersburgs
Mrs, WilliamSH. Morgan; of Parkers:
burg, regent of the James Wood Chap
ter, Mrs. William Haimes Smith, re-
centlyse1ectedson the national ticket as
one of the Independents general
Miss VILLA Stone, of Clarksburg; Mrs.
Fisher, of Morgantown.
Mrs. Sophia Poole, OF Parkersburg,
Is a guest at the Willard for a few,
days, en- route east where she Will
spend some time In. New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robincttc,
of Paw Paw, w. Va, who have been
the guests of relatives, returned OF
their home yesterday.
The West Virginians are among The
charter membersIo OF the Sigma ugPhi;
Alumni Chapter which was organized
at a meeting at the National Press
Club last might. The membership is
to be made up of members ofsactiye
student and bar chapters and includes
prominent in legal circles and
public life Of the capital. tConrad&H:
iSyme, who halls from the Greenbrler
district OF the state. and who 10 now
corporation counsel for the district;
was elected first vice chancellor OF the
chapter. Raymond H. Berry, former
iPerkersburger, was also elected to- of:
fee in this first organization.
Mr.! and Mrs. William Hendrie
Wincheloe, who are to make theirs tu:
turc homo in Clarksnurg have started.
on their honeymoon from Washington:
They were married here at the home
Of the brides father on o street, where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
William MacMasters, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church.
Relatives and intimate friends were
present at the wedding which was fol-
lowed by a large reception from S5to
10 O'clock. The bride, who was for.
merly Miss Dorothy Prentiss Clark,
wore a gown of white satin, with q bod.
ice Of chantilly lace and tulle; and a
broad girdle of satin edged with tulle.
Her court train OF satin was edged
with a border Of; pearls, she also wore
a tulle veil held with a Juliette Gap
of rare old duchesse lace. It was of
the prettiest of the early spring wed:
dinEs. AS Miss Clark, the bride has
taken prominent place In the social
functions of the younger set. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wincheloe, after a short honey
moon expect to make their home In
West Virginia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

Reefoyer spent Saturday aud Suaday
In Fatfmcnts They also visited Sttas
smith. Miss Ge6rgta Leu1ley and
Miss Blanche Rice,
Frank MnsgraYes o. ROYAL spent
Sunday st Jesse Rtesss
IN. and Ms David Zones were
at NJ vs.. Smiths sunday
Rasta Straight Joseph StFadghts
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

bers Of the court and expressed the
best wishcs.of the tribunal = fwneie
nor his fature Ee1 being and pros
speEftx
tWords ~graeetrlly respondedst tong
.butes that had been PAID him anaSae
.elared That the passt TEN y~eaEssspsnL
on the bench, amidst such assoesas
Tons had been the pIeasantests 49,
ofShfsS life In honorao OF JndgesA1h1n
.songJddgesH oWry. retired nElsAs -
with theSG Court this morning
Asmarriagefh license was S1ssqeatloaAy
to James tSsLeWlsla and Hattie syIon
OF; GauleylB Bridge,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19
WASHINGTON NEWS
GOSSIP Go:

The nayey department Is TO try out
"a new method for the}shipment OF coal
TO the west, It has been announced.
here, owing 10 ithes difficulties over the
price ofSwater shipments The last
large consignment of coal which Is.
to be sent from West Virginia, will.
be routediby rail instead of water, as.
formerly The paymaster general of
the has made arrangements, clos
ing contracts with the Rock Island.
lines recently, for transferring about
5000 tons Of coal bought at The West.
Virginia mines, to the navy coal depot
at Tiburon, California. Tho rate under
this contract. it is said, Is $S,T3S as
compared with the $1,000 per.ton de.
.manded by the last bid for transferring
the cold by water.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

Expressions Of esteem from distin.
guished e~xpanents of the law, botn
within the service OF the Federal gov
eminent and in the Bar Association
of the District OF Columbia, marked
the ceremonies held yesterday at the
UNITED States Court Of Claims, In hon.
.or of Judge George w. Atkinson. OF.
West Virginia, who retired upon COM
Fpletion, OF ten years of service with that
tribunal.
Speakers representing the govern:
sment and the abr in practise before the
court were Assistant Attorney General
Houston Thompson and Solicitor Cen:
eral8 John W. Davis of the Department.
of Justice, Judge Richard Randolph
mcmahon and Harry Peyton.
Inshis address Mr.. Davis paid a fit.
ting and eloquent tribute to Judge.
IAtkinson's abality and the ,serTicesne
had rendered to the government dur.
ing his career as a Judge.
""Asla citizen Of West Virginia, said
Mr.. Davis, II am glad to testify to the.
esteem and pride in which Judge At
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
COL. L. W. v. KENYON is
ASSIGNED TO NINTH INFANTRY

Army orders have been issued as follows:
Col. L. W. V. kennon. attached to the
Goth infantry, is assigned to the Ninth in
fantry and will join that regiment.
Lieut.. Col +. A. Winter. medical corps,
viii proceed to the Walter Reed hospital.
Washington. j.. c., for treatment.
First Lieut.. Daniel d. Gregory. Fifth cav-
airy, is relieved from duty at Fort Leaven-
worth and viii join his regiment.
Maj. p. C. Harris. adjutant general Is
relieved from present duties and will pro-
coed to this city about May 20 and report
TO the adjutant general OF the army for
duty, relieving Lieut.. Col. j. II. McRae, ad-
jutant general
Col. Charles Richards medical corps. will
proceed to Governors Island. n Y. for duty
as surgeon Of the eastern department.
First Lieut.. ID. @. Heath, coast artillery
corps. will proceed to this city and report
to president Of the war college for temper
airy duty thence TO proper station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
UNIVERSITY CLUB; LUNCHEON

Committees for the University cluD
were named at a meeting of a few of
the members Friday night in the club
rooms of Hotel Paso del Norte. The
committees were named by A. W. Nor
COP, president of the club. and were as
follows: Social. Norman Walker, II. o.
Anderson, Dr. James Vance and q. S.
Goen; house, J. G. Barada, J. W. Kirk
patrick and J. II. McBroom; literature,
science and art, John Fielding, jr., Dean
S. II. Worreu and DR.. B. e. Galloway;
budget, Harry Henderson, c. c. Curtis
and e. J McQuillan: indoor sports En-
nest Sauer, a. 2. Gwin and J. f. Wood
bury.
The first weekly luncheon OF the club
will be held Tuesday at the club. Next
Friday night a meeting and smoker viii
be held.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
BEET CROPS IN
VALLEY THRIVE
Farmers at Anthony Why
Try Experiment Are
Pleased With Outlook.

Anthony. n. NJ, May 6--The farmers
who PLANTED acreages in sugar beets
this year are jubilant over the out
look of the experiment The crop is
very promising and p. Erickson, the
evnert in charge. predicts a most
favorable termination. The fields are
being cultivated and it viii soon be
necessary to thin TIE plants.
L. Laymen, who has been in charge
~ the work on the drainage canal,
has left for Elephant Butte to be gone
win he shipped down from the dam to
ossist here with the construction work.
T. ]. synot win be in charge during
MIR. Iaymen's absence.
The directors of the South New
ATevico Farmers association held their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
BISHOP SCHUYLER
To CONFIRM liz.
Large Glass of Boys and
Girls to Be Confirmed at
Cathedral Sunday.

class Of 112 boys and e!-lr will he
confirmed at the Cathedral OF the I'M
maculate Conception by Right Rev. 4
j. Schuler' bishop Of FL Paso. at the
benediction service Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. The music of the SER
vice viii be sung by the st. Cecilia choir
with Miss Dixie Fassett as organist
Those who are to be confirmed are;
Girls.
Gertrude Mary Abr.
Edna Margaret Abr
Marie Louise Agnes Russell
Julia Margaret Agnes Cummings.
Freda Marie Cecilia Gum
Lydia Cecilia Carson
Josephine Gertrude Clifford
Sarah Augustine Martin.
Mary Margaret Cecilia Mccarthy.
Helen Catherine Wilson.
Edna Mary Reed.
Mary Arm William Powers.
Florence Marie Smith
Mary Madeleine Agnes Lyons.
Kathalee Aurelia Dorothy Powers.
Anna Geuevieve Studeny.
Josephine Anna Studeny.
Mildred Mary Studeny.
Annita Viola Mary Sawyer.
LOretto Cecilia Waddell
Katherine Elizabeth Tepfer
FL Frieda Mary Felleman.
Roselle Ainsa-
Geraldine Ainsa.
Ellen Elizabeth Mccormack.
Mary Ellen Agnes James
Anne Kelly
Hazel Frances Gum.
Genevieve Mary Pagan.
Ella Mary Medley.
Catherine Cecilia Burr.
Catherine Estelle Dugan.
Margaret Mary ORourke
Emily Margaret Brown.
Catherine Bernardlne O'Neu
Anna Louise Mclaughlin.
Harrielle Catherine Fitzpatrick.
Georgetta Elizabeth Riva
Lucille Catherine Russell
Margaret Mary Piatt
Lucille Raphael Jacob.
Ellen Agnes Dunn
Ellen Estelle Oberkamp.
Elizabeth BOrromeo Gordon
Theresa Peter O'Keeffe.
Cecilia Marie O'Keeffe.
Elma Florence Anastatia Seffel.
Marie Margaret Leighton.
Dorothy Teresa CALAIS.
Agnes Marie Morgan.
Edna Mary Taylor
Anne Gertrude O'Neil
Mary Agnes McCarty.
Mary Elizabeth MahOney.
Clara Cecilia Seffel-
Marine Catherine Moran.
Anna Agnes Lyons.
Catherine Cecilia Gordon.
Katherine Elizabeth Griffith.
Isabella Catherine Corbett-
Lila ROsalia Blot.
Anna Mary Baker.
Mary Frances Robinson.
Georgette Elizabeth Delamotte.
Margaret Agnes Richey.
Grace Marie Johnson.
Mary Ann FaiThurst.
Boys.
William Anthony Stanislaus Berrien
Gerard Edward Downs
John Michael De COurcy.
Robert Patrick Lane.
Charles Anthony Gillespie.
Leo Patrick Carson
Francis Edward Michael Kelly.
George Louis Evans.
Walter Louis Want.
stephen Lyons.
Buford John George Russell
] .ouis Aloysius Carson.
William Daniel Morgan.
Lionel Joseph Lindsay.
John Paul Tobin.
Hubert Francis Peters.
Charles John Port
Alfred Henry William Witholder'
Alexius Robert Cleary.
Thomas William Cleary-
Eugene Edwards William Mccarthy
William Francis Gibson
Harold Augustine Francis Sawyer.
Francis Joseph CantwelL
Selden Henry Parmelee.
James Anthony smith
Joseph Leon Krause-
Roy Ignatius Willis.
Charles Joseph McKemy.
Patrick Henry Snoddy.
Hugh Anthony McKemy-
Clarence John Selly.
Raymond Joseph Selly.
otto Eugene Bartholomae.
Gregory Michael KranzthOr.
James Mark Parmelee.
John AlOysius Bussing.
Wilbur Daniel Welsch.
Wilton Michael Roe.
William Aloysius Martin.
Joseph John Wifi.
Albert Joseph TrOussard.
Ruben Patrick MOmsen.
Bernard Cantwel
Thomas Edward O'Keeffe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
MAN AND WOMAN ARRESTED
ON ARSON CHARGE AT PEC0S

J. L Tyler and Elizabeth Newell
were arrested by deputy sheriff John
Wren Friday afternoon on information
that they were wanted in PecOs.
Sheriff Tom Harrison of Reeves county
reached Ell PasO Saturday morning
and viii leave for PecOs tonight with
his prisoners
Tyler was arrested in the lobby Of
the Sheldon hotel and the woman was
aLen into custody at a house in the
zoo block on North Stanton stree-.
The warrant of arrest, issued in
Justice J. NJ beavers court, charged
arson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
BORDER RIFLE CLUB TO HEAR
TALKS ON PREPAREDNESS

The border Rifle club will meet this
evening evening in the Lone Star Motor
company's sales rooms on West San
Antonio street tonight Addresses will
be made by mayor Tom Lea, Judge Dan
NJ. Jackson, Capt James c.. Rhea, OF the
Eighth cavalry, and others.
The club expects TO get its rifles
soon and begin practice on the range as
soon as the rifles arrive.
ii PasO Seed CO.-OppOsite Court
House, $40 East San Antonio. Tel 3e3
ADV.
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
FL PAS0 CLUB IS
A BOOZE CLUB
Newt. Bassett's Social Club
Closed By Permanent
Injunction.

Another socaI1ed social club has been
permanently closed by injunction. II
is the El PasO club. and a jury I'm the
saith district court returned a verdict
Friday evening making the temporary
Injunction permanent
The injunction suit is one Of the 81
which have been filed against booze"
clubs in the city and county by 2. Fl
Marcum. The suit was against the
club and Newton c. Bassett as man
ager, and closes permanently the club
which is located In the basement OF
the Two Republics building.
Evidence introduced at the hearing
OF the case showed that liquor was
sold and that the club features were
only a side issue Of the bar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
BERLIN EDITOR
JARS GERMANS
Praises President Wilson,
Rebukes TradUcers, Bids
Germans Use Sense.

Berlin. Germany, May 6.-After
fRuratively taking the public's breath
away two weeks ago by a daring
article captioned IF / were Wilson"
Macmillan Harden today returns TO an
exhaustive defence Of president Wilson,
his policy and the American stand
point
In a leader in the Zulunft entitled
''T'he Real WILSON, Herr Harden
praises president Wilson as n "man Of
high moral and high spiritual charac-
ters Of whom we might be proud il he
were ours"
'Iinety-nine one-hundredths Of all
the so-caIIed war literature" Herr
Harden continues. should he sent
where it belongs-to the paper mills
and the public should return to books
from which a wide awake spirit speaks,
including president Wilson's The New
Freedom Then, perhaps. pure com
mon sense Will return TO you and
awaken you TO the duty Of respecting
the dignity Of foreign people"
Wilson. Brave Opponent or Evil.
Herr Harden follows with a brief
characteristic OF president Wilson in
which he calls the president "a brave
opponent OF evil and abuses" and
for his people and possessed of the viii
to lead them to the heights Of his ideals
after they had got into the swamp
land"
Germany" he adds, should be
ashamed Of people who Islander him be-
cause they have read calamity in news
papers"
Better Examine Ourselves.
an all his controversies with Ger-
many" says Herr Harden. president
Wilson has acted from absolute con-
viction. Dare we measure by the
standard of a students sQuabble the
complaints OF great free nation, led
by a man Of the weight and Importance
OF president wilson, II president VIII
son, after a thorough investigation. is
convinced that warli6e acts Of Germany
have broken the laws OF humanity. it
was not only his right but his duty to
talk with clearness. He owes this not
as a duty TO himself, but TO us"
We have moved to 116 Texas St
Leavell. Palm q Sherman, Real Estate
and Iusurance.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
TO HAVE MEETING TONIGHT

Democratic and Republican precinct
meetings will be held in each precinct
in the county this evening to name
delegates to the two county conven-
lions to be held at the courthouse
Thursday night
Tbe Republican precinct meetings
nil he held at o'clock tonight and
the Democratic precinct meetings at
o'clock.
The county conventions Tuesday will
name delegates to the state conveR-
tiOns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Observation-Disclosures

small boy touched match to
box of sulphur in a back room of the
O. S. Swayze home. 24I3 Wheeling
street and the department had long
run and no work to do when they
arrived.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

We have moved to 116 Texas St
LeavelL Palm & Sherman, Real Estate
and Insurance.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
SON FALLS TO DEATH;
SUES CEMENT co. FOR $4,000

George o. Graves. in a suit filed in
the 65th district court asks $4,000
damages from the Southwestern oPrt-
land Cement company for the death of
his son, Frank o. Graves.
He states in his petition that his son
was caught in some machinery which
he was repairing and which started
suddenly. causing him to fall He died
later. The accident is alleged to have
happened on December "a, 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
SAYS mARIHUANA MADE
HIM FIRE At STRANGERS

Marihuana was the defence of Ysi-
dro Gonzales for firing four shots
from a pistol at Herman Recana at
1905 South Ell Paso street Friday
night
According to Recana, Gonzales
stepped into his room and fired at
him. Gonzales later admitted to the
police that he had been smoking
marihuana and did not know what he
was doing at the time.
Guillermo Del Toro was arrested at
the same time and is being held on
a charge Of assault, having been with
Gonzales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
F. SCAFFER CHARGED WITH
SELLING UNINSPECTED HOGS

Charged with selling uninspected
meat. +. Schaffer was arrested by city
health officers Friday afternoon.
The complaint was made by Dr. W.
C.. KluttZ he claimed that Schaffer
had sold a number of hogs which had
not been inspected by the health de-
partment.
Or. KIuttz stated that the hogs were
believed to be tubercular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

We have moved to 116 Texas St.
LeaveU. Palm & Sherman, Real Estate
and Iusurance-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Every day We are besieged by business
firms, not only in FL Paso, but out OF
town, for Office Help. The demand ex-
ceeds the supply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
przz sAw CITES CHEFK OF

MFsATIAN II . u = III
A buzz saw chewed into the cneek
Of A. Palmino Friday afternoon Wnlle
Palmino was operating the saw at the
Rio Grande Feed and Fuel company.
PalminO was saving wood when ne
leaned over to adjust the machinery
when the saw cut his cheek He was
sent to Hotel Dieu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-04
A Significant Feature.

.nterefe7ed with In any way. On the
contrary. it is proposed to exempt
men IN that service. young men would
practically have choice of service In
that body or the proposed continental
army.
The legislation required Is entirely
within the constitutional power Of con-
Tess. since It avoids many question
able provisions which lay some Of the
other plans open to criticism. Finan-
cfaIly. likewise, this plan avoids ex-
cessfye outlay The cost would not
equal the general staff plan. but would
be somewhat In excess OF that propos-
ed by the secretary OF war.
The executive council has sought
the best military advice obtainab1e
and formulated this plan after careful
study and counsel from prominent civ
Hans well versed IN the relations Of
employer and employe, who appreciate
the frnpossfbiIity Of securing voluntary
service for two months each year for
three years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-04

! ed q crowd OF relatives and friends a
their home Christmas night, having {
Christmas tree and oyster supper Al
report good time.
| Miss Anna Klug, who has been visit
ing her parents. returned to Burling
ton Monday.
Mrs. Bertha McCammon and Miss
Esther Bassett spent Thursday after
noon at the Peter Trump home.
Mrs. Iva Harelton and son, Russell.
Miss Aiva Kerns and Dewey kerna
spent Friday at the Morgan Barnes
home.
Fred Roth and Harry Barnes were
Franklin callers Friday.
The little son OF Maurice Wahrer
and wife, who has been quite sick, Is
better.
The party given at the John Hopp
home Saturday evening was well at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Kerns spent a
few days in Donnellson this week.
James Barnes was q Donnellson
caller Saturday.
Frank Swinderman shipped car
Dad Of hogs from here Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-04
CHARLESTON.
: = = : . = . = = . . . :

Webster Downey, FROM Kempkas,
James Barnes and John Hopp were
Keokuk callers Tuesday.
Charles Barnes. who has been visit.
ing his parents, returned to st. Louis
Tuesday.
c. o. Starr. collector for The Gate
City. passed through town Monday.
The social given at the Baptist
church Tuesday evening was fairly
well attended.
Mrs. Lurla Findeiss and daughter Of
st. Louis. are visiting relatives here.
: Mrs. Bertha McCampon and chill
dren OF Cedar Rapids, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bassett
.Ar1ie Barnes and sister, Emma, were
Donnellson callers Wednesday.
M. T. Kerns spent Tuesday evening
with relatives in Donnellson.
Jake REM, Jr.;. left fo- Racine. wis :.
Wednesday evening
Earl and Carl Trump. who have been
in Kansas, have returned home.
John Pickard and wife of Keokuk
are visiting relatives here.
Maurice Wahrer and wife entertain