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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-27
william Waldorf Astor,
Service Museum of Great Brit
ain, was characterized as per

Service Museum Of Great Brit. ~
ain, was characterized as per
fecting his. expatriation." 1t
WAS on the deck Of the Chesapeake
that Lawrence gave the immortal
order. Don't give UP the ship" as
he fell MORALLY wounded in the fight
with the shannon, June l, 1873.
Astor's daughter, Pauline, grently
displeased him because she failed to
capture a title, and became the vile
of Spender Clay. a commoner with
on annual Income OF only $4,000.
He strenuously opposed the mar
rage of his son, Waldorf Aston. to
Mrs Mamie Langhorne Shaw, one
Of the beautiful Langhorne sisters OF
Virginia, on account Of her being the
divorced wife Of Robbie" Shaw. q
boston clubman
In 1892. two years after he went
to London to live, notice OF his
death, accompanied by full obitu'
aries, vas cabled to New York. The
message was said to have borne all
Of the earmarks of having been sent
at Mr.. Astor's lnstigation. The ex.
planation made at the time was that
Mr.. Aston, feeling indisposed, was
suddenly seized with a desire to SEQ
what the newspapers OF his native
country would say about him, II he
were to die. He found out--in a
manner that probably did not tickle
HIS vanity. se
In 1900 Mr.. Aston was said to have
created a sensation in English 80
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said they would take ride in a
launch, which happened to be exact
ly what the prince did not want
to do.
Aston brought q libel suit against
a London newspaper for printing q
story that he had made bet that
he could seat ~ people around a
table made from a section Of Cali
fornia redwood tree. The court
laughed at him., and dismissed the
case after. having more or less fun
out Of the matter
After buying Cliveden for 100000
600 from the Duke Of Westminster.
The latter remembered visitors
book or autograph album. which he
kindly asked Mr.. Aston to return on
account OF its family associations.
Mr.. Aston, 1t was said, CURLY refused
to do this. and as a CONSEQUENCES be.
came a bitter enemy Of the duke
ever after-even refusing to print In
Ills Pail Mall Gazette a notice Of the
dukes death, although the latterwas
one Of the foremost peers OF Eng
land. ~ r
In a lateIn.life love, romance Mr..
Astor was reported to have paid $50.
900 to the beautiful Mrs. Alice
Falcke, whereby the multi-mlllion.
aires alleged companion was induced
to drop her suit for $4,000 In re-
spect to baby. whose father, she
charged, was Mr.. Aston.
1t Is commonly understood that
Mr.. Astor's expatriation was due to
frequent disputes with tax officials
in New York City, where he still
owns property valued at over $780,
100000, and to his inability TO be
elected TO certain public, offices. It
was said that, in particular he was
led to renouuce his American citizen.
ship because Of his strenucussobjec
tions to a tax assessment Of $4,000.
900. AS an English subject Y has
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been reported that Mr.. Aston is now
cheertully paying annually $3.50,
900 In war taxes alone. ,lf
"A writer who says that he has
known Mr.. Aston long prior and sub.
sequent to his marriage, gives the
following explanation why. the New
York millionaire expatrlated him
self and became an English PEER
Why He Became an Expatriate.
"1nthe late eighties burglary at
Bay Ridge. New York, resulted in
the shooting and capture Of several
Of the thieves. One Of them. fatally
wounded, made an ante.mortem
statement that he had been one Of
the gang that had Kidnapped Charlie
Ross In 1874, and that the stolen boy
was dead.
This led to the inquiry as to what
would,be demanded Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Astar should their eldest son, Wal.
dorf,,tliena mere child, be abducted,
and what would they probably be
willing to pay as a ransom to regain
their child. Mr.. and Mrs. Astor were
ibombarded with letters of advice
andso warning. They also received
from cranlss many sensational let,
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offendins the sticklers.

According to gossip. of English so
ciety Mr.. Aston gained the name Of
being 1.-THE worst boor In England"
by his ignorance Of court etiquette.
1t was said that he once invited the
Prince Of Wales to visit him, and
failed to ask his royal visitor what
diversion would suit his pleasure.
Mr. Aston. 1t was reported. bluntly
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made the name OF his castle true by
establishing park which he has
well.stocked with red deer. When
Mr.. Aston took possession OF Hever
Castle 1t was in state Of dilapida-
ton. The extent of his expenditures
in restoring it 10 habtable condi-
ton may be inferred from the fact
that one piggery alone is said TO
have cost sl50e. The floor of the
dairy is inlaid with Italian mosaics,
with q richly carved fountain in the
centre. It is reported that the coun'
tryside rang with gossip Of the wan
dalism" that was being perpetrated
by the gold Of an American expa-
triate. while the work Of reconstruc.
ton was In progress.
His Own Press Agent.
1t is said that King George of Eng.
land conferred upon Mr., Aston bar.
ony of the United Kingdom, which
carries with 1t a seat In the House
of Lords, in recognition Of the ex-
patriate's many large contributions
TO nearly every kind. OF English char.
ity and his generous financial us.
sistance TO various war organlza.
tons for the relief of the wounded.
widowed and orphaned, and for the
promotion of various recruiting
plans. 1t has been claimed that Mr..
Aston turned to such a public use his
great wealth, which is derived from
real estate in New York City. OF
which he is one of the largest own.
ers, as part of his plan to land in
the peerage by creating sentiment
in his favor. 1t is also said that Mr..
Astor became his own press agent
by purchasing three influential Lon.
don newspapers which he used as
lever to force his entrance into the
innermost circles Of the highest and
most exclusive English society.
The oratory Of Anne Boleyn
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After Mr.. Aston had
launched his career as
a British subject, his
ambitions were becloud-
ed by many unpleasant
social incidents ofsneers
and snubs. In fact, his
life as an Englishman
of great wealth presents
q number Of singular
aspects.
Mr.. Astor's &C: of
buying at,public auction
for s425o the flag of the
American ship Chesa.
poake, which he present.
ed to the Royal United
in Hever Castle.
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Mdh ,ACROAtSu shtes ANAAo
became so incensed over this al
legged brutal treatment of friend
Of his, that he was said to have
called Mr.. Astor a cad and to have
"tabooed" him from good society.
Mr.. Aston is said to have dis
charged, with less than weeks no
tice, his editor Of the Pail Mall Ga
zette, Lord Frederick Hamilton, be-
cause the latters sister, the Duchess
Of Buccleauch, had stricken Mr..
Astor's name from her visiting list.
In his Pail Mall Magazine Mr..
Aston once characterized the United
States as "a poor mans country
and mot a fit place for gentleman
to live" 1t is also said that he
caused to be printed in his Pail Mall
Magazine a bogus genealogy Of him.
self, in which he traced his ances-
tors to q Spanish grandee. which
brought down upon him storm OF
European ridicule.
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Benwood Briefs.

Paul RiEot who was arrested Fridae
afternoon. by prohibition officials wa
released on 81 600 bond. lie waived pre-
liminNry hearing before Squire r. NJ
Lewis Of Moundsvillc, and was held to
the grand jury.
Miss Blanch stevens left Friday for
visit with friends iu Tniontown Pa.
Cecil Sampson Of Main street. will
leave today Tor his home in Greenbrier
county Tor a brief visit
". r. Griffin Of Mingo who has been
the guest Of friends here. has left for
MoundsNillo for a v.sit.
George WhitehOuse Of Mason city Us
spending a few days here with friends.
Miss Neilie Hoarne Of Steubenville, T.
spending "a lew days with friends.
Mrs. "a. L. Bowman OF MoundsvIlIe
was the guest Of friends in the EIfth
ward.
Tho finance committee Of council will
hold a meeting this evening In the city
building
The funeral Of Mrs Sarah McMahon.
who died ln JacohsburE. Ohio. was held
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Burial
Wa lu Rose Hill cemetery at Bcilairc.
Miss Hilda KochI-- OF Boggs Run
pleasantly entertained the members OF
the senior class OF the Union High
sgHnoi and the basket bail team. Friday
evening.
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Walter Schacfcr. cmploye or the News
composing room. was reported 20 he
much better yesterday at his home on
Nineteenth street. and he expects To- re-
sumo his duties iu the next few days
Floyd Eihbrc. OF Moudsfteld. ls spend
INK several days with his parents on
south Marwood avenue.
Miss Mamie Cox. o. Mound svllle. has
moved 20 Marwood and will make her
home with her sister. Mrs. T. l.. Hood.
OF Eighteenth street
Mis- Laura Winder. q Wheeling Is
land. is spending several days visiting
her sister. Mrs. l.. II. Hoffman. of Center
WHryyooi.
g. a. Peterson. OF Eighth street and
Warwuud avenue. has resumed his
duties after being 81 for several days.
Mt and Mrs Bernie Weiss OF Pitts
hurgn. are the guests OF friends IN North
MnrWpUI.
Mrs n =. Hohmann. who hns been III
FOR several days NJ her home on Seventh
street. !e again able 70 be- about.
CIyd H'lftrbins. who has been III for
several days az his home ou South Rich
land avenue. IL abb 60 be out again.
Miss Mary Marsh. OF Twcnty-fir
street. was reported % DO resting a little
easier last uirht.
Harry Wells. ~ Wheeling. will erect
two houses on Sixteenth street. IN tho
near future.
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Briefs and Pernonnln.


re- george Atzcnhofcr OF H,alIsvilie II.
D.. was a business caller here. Thurs
Mrs. Hannah futile OF Quaker CITY
IS listing her son. F. +. futile. u Syc-
J. ". Wright. 81 Belmont. will be a,
the nanford livery barn "Wednesday
Match -, Co purchase two or three car
leads OF horses.
clifford Jones. who has accepted the
position OF miller IA the WoodSneld
uour mills. viii move his family here
from cameron about April /.
'iver West has moved his family
from Beallsville 20 his farm on Moods
Held r +. D. No. /
Miss Nora Lopez. Of Jerusalem. is
spending Few days with relatives in
-. samuel Fankhauser. 81 CIarinetop r.
y 30 = was trar-acting business
y 4. DouEherty. OF Ravcnna. is Wis
ting relatives here
The county commissioners were IN
session Monday and Tuesday.
Edmund Flanders. who is attending
NE ohio Wesleyan University is spend
Ing his spring vacation with ms ma
en-, ~ ~ and Mrs. W. J. Flanders. Of
l.. $. Albee. OF well shooter. was a
business caller near Darlington. Thurs
Con ConaIly. 81 Laings. was a busin. o.
caller here. Tuesday
Cliiford Rote. of Maple Shade. Pa.
,,s,.,,une guest OF his sister. Mrs. v y.
w. 1T. Williamson and CLYDE Trout
man were Wheeling visitors. SUNDAY
tnhuncey Mann. OF Graysville was a
business caller here. Thursday
Mrs. J. O. Devaul is seriously. III nj
heT home on West Marietta street.
Earl iD1ford. Of Caldwell. IL visiting
az the home Of I. a. Dou ghartv
Or. J. ". Weber OF T,evgisyii,s va.
a "fesssiouol caller here. TUESDAY.
Ars. Il II. Webster. OF Quaker city
IL visiting her laughter. NJ II
Boyd. ~ l.
Mrs. F. l. wIncheII. 81 Nounf,i, r,to
ftrh. Mo. Is visiting relatives herr.
victor Ham me rd-iu Of Boston Mass
has moved his family here ana 'ar..nt,
90 a position az Bishops greenhouse.
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WOODLANDS

Preaching SUNDAY APfn sTd. at 1000
also at Graysvillc al y. m. on the same
day.
his family 10 Beliairo Ohio.
Paul parrah Of Birch Ridge is con-
fined 10 his home with measles.
Il. =. Riddle transacted business in
Miss Roxic Yoho 81 Birch Ridge
arrived home Friday evening from Mar
shall college Hum iurtou 10 visit ner
parents Mr. and Mrs ". w Yoho.
T. T. HARRISON Of FoIlansbee spent
couple q days list week with his
W. A. Noho Of Graysville was "a
Moundsville visitor TUESDAY
Shirlie Boston returned 10 Pittsburgh
Monday morning after spending a few
days with his parents Nj. and Mrs
Mrs Eav Allen spent Tuesday visit
ing friends In Wheeling.
+. II. Goe OF Fairmont spent a few
days with his family on Birch Ridge
Mrs Homer Wiley Of Birch Ridge
Is confined TO her home ~
Mrs Mary Dunlap OF CNntonvtllc.
Ohio. Is spending a few days visiting
her brother \. ". Yoho Of GraysvilIe
Miss Won Franklin arrived hom- Fri
day evening from Marshall college
Huntington for weeks visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Franklin
Elmer Cats 81 Grave creek spent
spent SATURDAY, End sunday with his
Vim. Cooper returned 10 Foliansbee
Thursday after a few DAYS spent with
his family At Gray svillc.
O. g. Bsumber vas Wheeling v.si-
tor last Saturday.
Airs Rebccca Yoho and Mrs Mary
Dunlap spent saturday with Mrs. I. T.
HARRISON.
Mrs Margaret sellers an aged lady
81 Birch Ridge. j. slowly recoNe ring
from a severe attack Of pneumonia.
James Schaffsr Of Birch Ridge is
confined 20 hi shom~ with grip.
f..H A..HI a Z. o. HHsH as.=.. Hna 40
Of Ia grippe at his home on Eyan's
Ridge.
Miss T<lah Miller 81 Wheeling is
spending few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs charles Miller.
Mrs Norman Sutsr Of Glendale spent
last sunday with her daughter Mr..
William Grey.
Clarence Goodrich 81 Irish creek was
a NouudsNlll. visitor Saturday.
Miss Corsrs HARRISON a. Birch Ridge
spent SATURDAY, and sunday Wishing
friends on Wuyue- Ridge.
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SISTERSVILLE


SlSTERSNlI.LE " Va. March Go
Mrs. Nixon. Who has been the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Matt Campbell has re-
turned 20 her home in Meadvtlle. Pa
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson has returned
20 hsr nome IN Ncw Matanoras. after
MIS-. walter :. Sugdeu.
Miss Mary Frances Talbot has ar
Ti " home from from MARY land college. IN
vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mru.
r.. ". Talbot.
Miss Helen Slemakcr arrived home
Ihursday from Tulsa. Okla. where she
spent SIX weeks with her sister Nra.
John X. Flnlay son.
Arthur McCamey. Who attends Oberin
days al his home.
Fred Yonker. who has been ln pars
Master Plumbers as=oclat lon. sa-
elected one OF the three delegates o.. IH.
Sa 10 al, convention 20 be held boz
mlttee.
Miss Virginia Thistle spent Tr.r.a..
with friends IN Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs T. e.. NGtarrta .# H..
dlebourne. were here THURSDAY .r .H.
way 20 Mcdonald and IIttsburE. t. ...
" j. $cu,nechwandcr ana s.r
and sampson Thistle, have arrr..
from Pittsburgh where tHtr aI...
Dewitt Watson. formerly .. CON.
now captain or the Sll.l. I... .
bail team visited friends .r.. ..
sunday.
Mrs. Chester Gushing uf uarr ...
j THE guest 81 her mother. NrH I'll.
Young
Mr~. Ralph Thompson. ana H.r H|n..
.ld. w,r" in wheeling Thursday f. ..s..
Mrs. Thompson mother. AIRS r
Hunter. who Us !u the ohio NHI.. r...
plfal
The girls basket BAN team OF MAJ
u"Ilt high came down TnursIHN evening
.i' play the SI-tersNIlIs hIEh eirI- M.
game was called al 300. and fT. TurHI
team were quit, sur" that they wen, O..
play under the same conditions fIaf
theF tii lu New NartIusville. and refsr..
inc last half but tho Magnolia team re-
used iu IiHN. Neither team would give
100 and in, evening was spent boo arguing
until 90 was tim, Tor the visiting team
Go return home.
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LITTLETON

LirrLEroN. W. Va. March rs
~ 81. fsndsrgrsss was shoppins
Mr.. J. x. Robinson was a business
visitor In Warrington. Thursday.
Mrs. I'd Mathews was visiting friends
In Cameron. Thursday.
P. Mrs.; Harry .n.r, Msssrovs ard daughter
Hundred.
Miss Msrgariets. CoushIin 1. visiting
fSiends In Hundred 70 "a few days.
Mrs. kemie Bissett has returned
home after a short visit with friends IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cunningham Of
Bsnwood. spent sunday here with
Mr.. John Hinsnl-and va. bush
ness visitor in Mheelins Wednesday.
HIN visited friends here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Nayhone re-
turned 20 their home in Clarksburs ar
Miss Robinson OF Wheeling spent
SUNDAY here WITH fricnd3.
Mr.. r. 9 Shoitz Mas q business us,
ltor m wheeling Wednesday and
Miss Grace Jo,H.f.s OF Union,own
- spending few days with Miss \et-
Miss Marguerite showaiter OF Hua-
dred Is spending tie week with Mira
Mrs. John odea vas shopping IN
Wheeling. Wednesday.
The many friends OF NJ. Walter
Shhith will be SJrly 20 hear ne H. ser
iously ill at his home on Railroad street
with fever.
Miss Ethel Caste visited her parents
Al MorgsntoNn. saturday Sis! sunday
Miss laura Branley spent sunday
with friends in Hundred.
Miss Elizsbe- IN hurch ~ Falrmon.
visited friends ncr,. saturday.
Mrs. Anna Parson and little daugh-
ter OF Fairmont are visiting friends
here for few days.
Miss Daisy Crawford OF Bcnwood is
visiting her parents here FOR few
daNs.
ne social give In the Bar. Hat
Thursday evening by the EaWCrth
League was well attended many out
OF town guests were present and at a
late hour dainty luncheon was served.
Mr.. Edgar klmbln OF Holloway sptnI
sunday with his parents here.
Mss Eernad stsr Byard - Cameron
spent Tuesday win friends n town.
Mr.. Gayle Flauhcrty visited hts par
.nt- IN Warrington, SaturiIy uid sun
day.
Mr.. frank Garrison OF Hundred was
business sisi;p- here Tl.ut-,la
Miss Johann Sturw j. spending "A
short visit with friends in Fairmort
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n MECHEN

STE trs- Ine Lut,s. who is confined
- .. Der aGughLer. Mrs.
Garfield street. suffering
at..H 90 diseases. Is Ira
n e.rrr nf thls city. who re-
ruE ar operation for ap-
GLENDALE hospital. has
hrr home on Grant
II. iuErcN ne nicely.
.H.s who underwent an
"I.rIfIs "a the Glen
Ur removed 20 her
street today. Miss
.f cred.
.f tHla ctty. who un-
af the ohio Valley
..tcrul days ago. Is
% the Taumbort-
have two Alter cars
trr uu display at the
Tho cars were
.l.Il-m saturday after
...rra and confcctionerIcs
. ...rf. "".uE riE.IIy enforced.
sa.. Morris. OF F1fth street.
Hts .i,rttsI un for appendicitis.
ts improve nicely
he rt... Bowman has returned o.
Dor ..". .' Woodlands. after visit
WITH friends su. relatives here.
NI.s NFrt. kaufman returned 20 her
studio. .' West Liberty Normal school
yesterday after brief visit at her
bonn. ou Fourteenth street.
Miss Fr"la Witchermnn. "A student 81
West Liberty Normal school spent sun
tar af rrr horne here
traction company engineers were In
lH' '.iF saturday. making survey of
Llt "Hf..Hrf. property.
THE work OF clearing away tho recent
slips auI othor hris lu the narrpvvs BE-
going forward rIDsl1. The road thropiF.i
lH' rarrnws is in splendid shape. com
pared with the springs OF the last two
years.
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Harry G. Franckhtusor. former chief
OF police, lost another legal battle FOR
reiustate today when judge Carl
smith IN common pleas court dismissed
nus Application Tor an injunction against
'hltf Of Police Blaine Carter and other
CITY officials. His appeal was that with
holding the orice and drawing salary FOR
81 ices nc Would have no remedy at
law 10 receive back salary IL h. Won
MS fght Tor reinstatement. The court
olilng "a supreme court decision hold
that ne would Dee REIN hurseI ln case he
wins MS rght and refused am in1uuc-
tl't- franckhal-sr viii carry On. ca-s
u the court or appeals a. Lisbon. o.
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Regulating Ordinances Operative.

NIIy oOIIcIlUr z = WIIIlUms has
handed down an opinion declaring tho
Wet petitions Tor a referendum vote ON
the saloon regulating ordinances To- pc
lltsgA because a majority ~ the sigma
lures were obtained before declaration
OF intention was served and declaring
mat the new ordinances were lu effect
ON receipt OF tho opinion Mayor Nc
Master announces that the ordinances
providing FOR o'clock closing hour
and holiday closing would be enforced
saloon keepers would bc gwen until
saturday. APRIL, Co make what changes
screen ordinance
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WARWOOD

For the convenience OF Wsrsood
people a sub station for the sale Of
eesserer Steel Document Boxes at 80
cents and a single coupon is establish
ed at the drug store Of
W. E. MCNAMARA,
WarN~ood Ave. and 18th St,
WARWOOD
Get your container for valuable pap
ers while the limited supply lasts.
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Arrcsts Drunk.

Joe Boppi. foreigner. living in the
southern part OF town thought that ne
owned everything and began using bad
language and started 20 fight several OF
his fellow country men. when officer n.
r. Rice arrived ON tho scene lie was re-
moved 90 the county jail until this morn
ing. when he Will be given a hearing be
fore squire ". r. Wickharu
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Mr. and Mrs. r a. Imho~ and little
dsughter. Virginia, spent saturday In
Mrs. William Patton. OF Fairpoint. was
yisi'oT IN town on Friday morning
caller in town on Friday afternoon
Mr.. William Brokaw and Mrs. John
Clements spent THURSDAY In Wheelins.
Thomas Pollock. OF Fairpoint. va a
caller in town on Thursday.
Mrs. J. =. Ferguson and sister. Mrs.
W A Merritt. OF lniontown. spent Fri
J. W. Ferguson spent "wednesday
night and Thursday at the home OF ".
\. Merritt. near Uniontown.
John Hayes returned home on Monday
after visiting with his brother. Kari
Hayes and family At Akron.
RivervisW w "a visiiod nVcr sshbath
with her sister. /. l.. Hayes and family q.
Ira Moore spent sabbath with mrs
4. States. who has been living in a
part Of the house with Ira Moore. moved
mis- family ON Friday TO Uniontown. into
tho GILLESPIE property.
Born. To- MIR and Mrs David ARM
strong. son. March twenty -second
Mrs. Christian Folk is very Al at
her home east Of town.
Mcssrs. Bruce and John Caldwell. OF
lnioutoWn. took dinner Tuesday AZ the
home OF Ter brother. w T.; Caldwell
spending this week at the home OF her
sister Fred Taylor.
=. = Dondna spent Saturday IN
=. n Mcfarland was a shopper IN st.
tlairsvillc. ON SATURDAY.
Mrs. Alice Is. Lodge and daughter.
Miss Edith. spent saturday Afternoon
and evening IA tnIontown.
Mrs. J. =. Ferguson spent Thursday
afternoon at the home Of ". 4. Merritt
near Tnioatown
Fred Taylor was business caller IN
niputpwn on Friday morning
Bruce clark and sister. Miss Mamie.
spent Thursday at the home OF their
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Clark. near
81 Clairsvtllc
Mrs. Alice X. Lodge was caller in
st ClairSville and Wheeling on Friday
Miss Ella Matthew. OF LIoydsyiIIe.
ohio. came to the home of William Bro
kaw on TussdHt. To holp care Tor Mrs.
Brokaw, who is very sick
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Returned Home.

Paul Meyer. who about "A year ago was
removed Co Pittsburgh hospital Tor
heart trouble and later removed 20 the
state institution. returned TO his home
on sixth street and Warwood avenue.
Yesterday afternoon. His friends were
glad 10 see him return.
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Car Jumpa Trnek.

car No. OF the Panhandle traction
line. jumped the track near the Beech
Bottom barn. at $50 o'clock. saturday
eveutng. crew was called from the
barn. which al once put the ear back ou
TIE track and removed 10 60 the barn.
about nu hour
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MANNINGTON

NA$NI>STDN W Va. March 26.-
Mrs. q. %. p"h"udarfor was hostess Co
he N0n-d'-ssripf club Hf Ier home on
Locust street Friday afternoon fancy
work D. NIX The feature or the day. A.
: 20 "a luncheon was served Mrs. De
boz ndarfsr was assisted iu serving by hcr
daughter. Miss AiadEa and Miss N.llc
Hess The visiting guests were Mes
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