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COMING EVENTS


March IA. Tuesday-Muslc club re-
hearsal at Presbyterian church
parlors, 1880 sharp.
March 16, Thursday-Irish silver tea
by Women's association OF Bethany
Presbyterian church.
March 1s, Saturday-Spanish supper
given by the st. Luke's guild at
Guild hall. 697
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Washington. Mar. IA, Within five
minutes after Its introduction, the
Hay resolution, increasing the army
by 19,947 men, passed the house this
afternoon. There was a rising vote.
Congressman London OF New York,
socialist, was the only member to op-
pose the resolution.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14
PREMIER AsourrH Ill

London, Mar i4,--Premler AS
quith is suffering bronchial catarrh,
his Office announced in a statement
today.
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Joined Antlered Herd

B. F, oiding, +. w. Reid and c. II.
Ahlf went to Medford yesterday. and
last night were initiated into the
Medford b. p. o. Z. lodge. |. A.
Robie, J. C. Bigger, and J. s. Mac
Murray, from this place. were also
in attendance.
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MOVIES PUT "vODEVEEL"
ARTISTS on ToBOGGAN

Portland, Mar. 14.--Seyen chorus
girls today will tell a Judge In small
claims court what they thing about
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

LoST-Hamilton nickel case watch,
with Velvet tobacco fob, on Fourth
street, between Central school and
405 X street. II found, please no.
tify Courier Office. 695
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Girls Walk to Gold HiIl--

AS evidence that female wit, grace
and loveliness necessarily are not dis
associated from Spartan prowess and
Amazonian physical endurance, two
Grants Pass girls, the Misses Amy
Thorpe Layton and Ethel Letcher
last Sunday walked from this city to
Gold Hill, covering the 16 miles in
FIVE hours fiat. The young ladies left
Grants Pass at o'clock in the morn
ing and arrived in Gold Hill at II
o'clock, spending the afternoon with
relatives, and returned to Grants
Pass on No. 16.
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NEW TODAY

ALFALFA hay for sale, SIS per ton
at ranch. Phone 6Os-F-12. Lough-
ridge ranch. 697
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Clark 4 Holman, Undertakers--
Licensed embalmers. Phone so I
Auto Victim ut Hospital

Auto Victim Mt Hospital
@. W.. Barrett. injured in the auto
mobile wreck at Hugo last week. was
brought to Grants Pass yesterday and
Is at the Good Samaritan hospital.
with prospects OF recovery after a
few weeks. Mr.. Barrett has injuries
about the back, arms and leg.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

LoST-On or since February 20, new
eye glasses in case. Finder please
return to Mrs. Barnard, 425 C
street. 696
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14
How TO Mend Lace Curtain Without
LARGE Expense.

A simple way to mend lace curtains
after cleaning them Is to take q small
piece Of old lace curtain or net the
size Of hole. dip II In n little cold
starch and place on the curtain TO be
mended; then press with hot iron.
II does not show II was mended
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

The regular meeting OF the East
lern Star will be held at the usual
time tomorrow evening March 10.
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c. a o. Q. Bridge in Use

A train OF six cars of steel for
the sugar factory was taken across
the C. 4 o. c. bridge today and side
tracked at the beet sugar factory site,
This makes total Of eight cars Of
steel already delivered.
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PLENTY of Dutch money to loan on
good real estate. Isaac Best. 697
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ELECT OFFICERS

Continued from page ~
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Old papers, for starting fires. SC
per bundle. Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

FOR JITNEY taxi and country, SER
vice phone 262-R. or see Ross
Bailey. Cars for hire by the
hour. 72O
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TAXES paid for non-residents. A. e
voorhies, publisher Courier. 697
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For Taxi Phone 100. 1Oc In City
Bramwell & Cunning. 67Stl
Union Revival

Union Revival
Last evening a good crowd as
sembled at the Christian church. The
laymen held 15-mlnute prayer SER
vice before the meeting. Rev. J. II.
Harmon preached on the Unity and
Vitality OF the Bible" The theme to-
night will be THE Apostolic Bible
and the Word of God How DO They
Compare?" The laymen meet at 7:15
sharp every night for prayer. To-
days morning prayer meetings In
over dozen homes scattered all over
the city we're well attended, and are
growing In interest.
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FOR RENT-.One four-room. one
three-room modern apartment, and
single rooms. Dean Apartments,
515 North Sixth street. 700
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

TYPEWRITING or any kind of book
work done. Phone 141-R. Mrs.
Bush. 664tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

WANTED-To buy roll top desk. in
good condition. Phone 149-J. 695
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Basketball Tonight
Double-header- Christians VS.. Bap-
lists; Methodists ys. Presbyterians.
Admission 10c. 694
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Englewood Dairy, Phone 222--
The pure milk dairy. 6sstf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

More Sugar Rect Workers
Bar Stockert and family and II,
Arlow and family, ten In all, arrived
this morning from Portland to re-
main in this section, They were at
tracted to Grants Pass by the sugar
beet industry.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Oregon mining laws. 4oc Courier
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Candidate for Coroner

Candidate for Coroner ..
DR.. s. Loughridge has tiled his
petition with the county court. seek
ing the nomination OF coroner on the
republican ticket. being the iirst one
to announce his candidacy.
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FOR SALE Strictly modern. plas-
tered. six-room cottage. Lawn,
shade, pantry, closet, bath and all
conveniences. Well located. Close
in Price 1880; terms. Address
No. 4S9, care Courier. 695
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Come
Tonight to the union revival at the
tChristian church. at 1880 o'clock. "a
st. Patrick's Dance
! Waldorf, Friday, nth. Good floor,
good music Good time assured.
Tickets 75c. 6s6
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NO REPORT FROM BERLIN
ON BATTLE OF vERDUN

Berlin. Mar. Fighting around
verdun was ignored by the war once
ofacial announcement today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-14

Yes, OF Course
am going to the union reviva
this week at the Christian church, 81
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RESTRICTIONS ACTED
AS BRAKE ON STOCKS
During Past week But Favorable De-
velopments Later In Week Relieved
tho Pressure.

NEW YORK. N"v. "6-E"strictt"n~
tr,rcScd BY responsible huanciat Inter
ests ii the form Of warnings and rein
forced by higher m"n"N rates. acted as
g. brake on speculation last week al
though trading was again very eH'ea-
sive F.Strern. declines ranged from =
to 10 points in some nt III" more acttr"
important instances greater losses were
sustained. For the most part. howe':r.
these were largely rrSaiucd before the
end Of the period.
Among the material factors in ths
later Improvement were tn" matNsh
change in tho Mexican Situation and the
agreement reached between the federal
government and Counsel for the railroads
10 facilitacr d decision by rho Supreme
Court on til" Adams"n law. Other de-
vclopnentS 81 a favorabt" character. or
developments that received such an in.
depreciation. Included the ten percent
wage increase ct the United States
Steel Corporation n step forward an
ticipated by other important industrial
companies: many nov or Increased dlvl-
bends ard ths iiSatiahis demand for
raw and Finished products OF all descrip-
items.
United States steel advances t" another
maximum was accompanied by fore
lasts or estimates Of earnings for the
current quarter aud the possibility Of IN
increase IN the prevailing rate Of extra
dividends. II is freely predicted that
several nf the inGa pendent steel COM
raries now on Il Gc0-di"iderd basis Vii
soon declare a division or profits with
shareholders.
Railroad earnings were disappointing
in the SeuS. that aa q rule they failed
to approach tho high water mark reach
81 ia the preceding months.
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Koen were visitors in Wheeling. yes

\oen were VISITORS Ill "heeliHs' !eS
terday.
Mrs. c. c. Shepherd and daughter will
return to their home in bridgeport.
Conn. this week. after visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. $. iIardcsty
Mrs. a. W. Prichard was pleasant hos
Sixty" at her home on washington
street Friday afternoon. ri the close
Of the pleasant afternoon a Turkey sup
per was served.
Mr. Sam Purssloyc and family and Mrs Jennie
Blair Of ST. Cairgrille were a. The homo Of Mrs
HAIRS sister. Mrs. Sarah LCc. Sabbath.
Miss Nellie Rose Of tins place and
Mr. Stanley L. Ruuch Of Cincinnati.
were married ut Akron. O.. November
is. Cards received hero announce that
they ara spending their honeymoon IL
South Bend. Ind.
Mrs. C.. Z. White of Tidioutc. Pa. who
has been visiting friends here has lett
for a visit with her brother at Albright
W Va.
Frank Leech has returned after Il visit
with his sister at Marion. Pa
John Weaver is Il business visitor IN
Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Kate Garrison of Wadestown. is
the guest of Mrs. S. Z. Phillips.
Mrs. J. l.. Bcrnhardt was in Fairmont.
Friday. where she attended the meeting
OF The executive board of the West Fir
ginia Federation Of Womcns Clubs. OF
which she is Il member
Mrs. J. r. kocn has returned after a
visit at Berkeley Springs.
George Barnes Of -Fairmont was 4
visitor in town on business Saturday.
Jack Magce WIS a visitor in Clarks-
burg over Sunday.
Miss Claricc Turner who is attending
school at the Normal spent The week end
ut her home on High street
Charles Miller visited friends in
CinrkSburS over Sunday.
Rouland Howard spent Sunday at his
homo in Cameron.
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IMPORTANT EVENTS
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
Following Ecch Other In Eapid Success
sion with Volume of Business
Enormously 6aaYY.

NEW YORK. Nov. :6.--lmprrtant
events are following each oiIcr in rapid
succession in the steel Industry. ~
ad"ancG Of SID per ton III the price Of
Lake Superior Iron Ore TOR the 1917 sea-
son IS an established fact. which means
IN INCREASE Of So per ton in the cost 1T
producing pig iron. manufacturers OF
steel bars and st7ucturtl shapes afvanc-
ID prices 81 per ton and OF plates So rar
ION. Sales in tin plato were made 81 81
10 $50 FER box over the recently cS-
labiShed official base. leading tnde-
pendent wirc mills We're quoting prices
Of So per ton higher ana the American
Steel and Wire Company is iiselF 10
Announce I similar advaa =. SON. Eivets
are up Sc per Ton and prices 81 bolts ana
nuts are tc "a per cent higher. SailS
20 80 abroad hay" Sold at SIS - S6H per
ron and shti> plates at ''s cents PER
pound now asked.
The volur;e ri huSiu,S: continues
enormously heavy: far II excess # cur
rem; mill capacity. Great Britain.
Francs and Italy have S"rhred more
lars. tonriacsS ~ shell steel for ship
,nent over tt.s second half OF 1917. total
sales for such Snin:C.ni$ ar2 close 70
$40. 900 tons ami t.ri.tY II SIXTY DAYS
ago S"".HpH tons hal "ecn sold Tor en-
port during ths first half Of next year.
Outside OF war orders the export tom
mage now panIing Includes 101.hlG tons
ot ship plates, 10000 tons OF rails. i01.-
nGh tOcS OF ingutS. $4,000 tons OF StruC-
tural shapes and Gh.0n0 tons of wire pro-
ducts. The United STATES steel Pro-
ducts company has :aten 81. 0u0 tons
tunrA harhsd wire tor eXror. t. Russia.
Orders for 75.UuD tons OF rails have
been placed for 1915 shipntsnt and large
contracts are pending. SrtGSC shops
have taken orders for 1u.%Hl tons more
railroad work and numerous snail Struc-
tural orders are being placed for extern.
SionS 70 manufacturing plants
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WOODLAND

WOODLAND. " Va. No. 21--Mr
and Mrs. ames Woift AMI daughter. 0f
NouudSville spanr Sunday with Mr..
Wolte's parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Fred
Wolfe. OF Ciraysvii!e
Mrs. Arch Ioho. Of Warwood. spent last
sunday with Mrs. Lem Yohc.
Earl Muldrcw. nj McMechen. Sunday
ed with \. l.. Yoho and family.
Miss Selma HasKins is spending 2
few days with friends IN Wheeling.
Mrs l.. NJ. Reynolds. # Burch Rridge,
spent Friday shopping in MounGsviIle
r V. Yoho. OF MoundsvilIe. was at
tending to business AZ Woodland We'd
nesday.
Charles Bowman. Of Taylor's Ridge,
was seen at Woodland Friday enroutc 20
Burch Ridge. to viSi. MS parents, SIR.
and Mrs f. Z. Bowman.
C. f.. Franklin. of Hurch Ridge. was
MuUudsville VISITOR Friday.
L. II. Miller. nj Woodland. attended
telephone meeting at Hairview Tues
day
Roy Yoho and o. e. Baumhergcr at
tended TO business IL Muundsvilic last
Saturday.
william Cain will haye a sale satur.
day. December End, at his homo on
Eurch Ridge
Mrs. Harry Knrby and son. Harald
returned HON" Tuesday f"om Mounds.
willie, where they spent = week visiting
Mrs. kerby's parents.
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BELMONT Q.

BELMONT, o, Nov. 26-Mr. WEn. WI
son Of Alledonia. was a caller ct Ed Will
sons one day last week.
T J. Hatcher and son Leu-s. wers
callers at Barnesville last THURSDAY
Hadvcy Calvert was g. caller at Sft-
mont last Saturday.
9Iessrs. WIN. Harris and Charles Nays
were callers ct Belmont Monday.
Misses Mary and LARA Hatcher was
shopping at Rarnesviile last Saturday.
Messrs. Tilden White and Henry Per-
l5ins were callers at Belmont Wednes-
day.
Albert Kemp attended the institute At
Chestnut level Monday and Tuesday.
Emmett Powell OF Captna was a. CALI
or ct r J. HHtcEcd'S Wednesday.
Victor Kemp was / caller at Belmont
Tuesday.
Htessrs. Charles Mays and Andy Kemp
attended tho institute n Chestnut level
Tue SGay night.
MoSSrs John Kemp and Manuscll
F.wers wcre callers i; r. Z. Hatcher's
Thursday.
Sam Lucas was in the vicinity this
week buying fur.
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ufarturcra Heat and Light company. Of
Hundred. W. Va. is the guest "f his
sister. Mrs. S. /. Christian.
TIL" condition uf Miss Mary Nc
Mrrllrn Of RiChiand avenue. who was
taken so seriously i'll. several weeks ago,
while the guest nf Miss Lizzie List Of
Wheeling. remains unchanged.
Mrs !. b. McLnIn has returned I" her
ZONE after Il visit 20 her daughter. Mrs.
Allen Burt Of Beech Bottom.
4 number of Warw0odites attended
the performance Of "KatintH" on Satur-
day night at the Court Theatre. inClud-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mcdowell. s. r.
Christian. Miss T.. f;"ldsh"rry. Mrs.
,'has. Smith. Mrs. Wilson Cox
Mrs j. ~ Taylor will entertain tho
members OF h"r family with n very az
rra"tiv"ly appointed dinner on Thanks
giving Day.
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,rlsb,,rs after spending week with friends 10 tho

carksburs after spending week with friends 10 mo
| city.
Attorney D. V Lemon spent Monday Ia Wheeling
| trunSac;ns legal business.
Mr and Mrs John t. lrby. who spent week
with friends In the ciiy haze returned 70 'Hc' aoi'
| In Georgia.
Prpf. Shields, Of Bellairc o. spent Sunday IN tho
clry AS the guest Of his DAUGHTER. Mrs Vim. uutir
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ParsnnaIS.


W T. Simmons. Of WASHINGTON. Pa. was q naS-
ues, visitors in the city las; week
Mrs william Francis and Mrs. j. Fl. Bowen were
among tho Wheeling shoppers last week.
Miss Bonuie Morgan spent "Wednesday shopping n
Wheeling.
Miss Haze! Stone Of Pine Grove. spent The week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone
Rar .John H. CLARK Of Sls;ersyil!c. was bust
rcss visitor III the city Wednesday,.
Misc Edith English Stent Wednesday in Nannibal.
o. ns;ructinS her class in vocal and piano.
Lee Morgan Of Pine Grove. business visitor
In TIC city Wednesday.
Mrs George Sine and son. George. left Wednesday
morning FOR Sharps5GrS. Pa. where they VIII visit
her sister. StrS. David Martin.
Mrs Friend Clark. lett Friday morning Tor her
homo In lforsan,ow,. after Spending a week a. tho
giles: OF Mrs LIMA CLARK.
Nr J. Hcab:e nt Wheeling. was i business T!sttoT
In the city THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver has returned from a
rsi, with friends n: Reader.
Mrs John Knight has returned 70 her home IN
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lutheran Church Notes.

The brotherhood Of tine, Lutheran
church will hold its monthly meeting
on Wednesday evening. at the HON: or
W. J. Kaiser. Warwoud Ave. me
Church Council will hold its regular
meeting Oh Tuesday at the Center war
Thr time of tn. "ThurSday Quilting
R,.c" which is held weekly at the horne
of Mrs Harry TIohniann. has been
changed to Saturday evening.
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meeting will he held for tho purpose Of
tanning candidates for mayor. r"rurdcr.
aud seven rounrilncn. The new pro-
discussion following the meeting.
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Conmittce Meeting,

ON Tuesday evening ut the home Of
Miss Cora Walters. Il committee al
ladies will meet 10 arrange the very in
tercsting program which will he given
at the Christmas Sunday School enter
tainmcnt The following ladies form
the committee: Mrs. S. j. Bcall. Chair-
man. Miss Helen Scliff. Mrs. W. s. Nor
ris. Mrs. Harry Bibce, Miss Cora~Wai-
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cash dividend payable Nov l.. Bcek5 close ice O.
fcc IN extra cash dividend payable Dec. L.
NEW MARTINSV|LLE

NEW MAaTISSVlLLE. W. Va. NoT 70
NiIIrcd and Kathryn McCaskey entertained ;Gr mem
bers OF the Coionlal Club. at theIT homo Oh A"nS
arcnue Friday ercnlns. The evening was spent very
pleasantly 10 fancy work and con'cTsauon' AT ~
O'Clock tempting luncheon was served
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(l!-T-ans:c1 nnoks c;o<e Ncs -. for re- cent
ea,h d=idead ra-ah:c De-. l.
Tran Ter hcoss close Nor - fHr ar Extra div
did .. =: 9rr cs9, Cayahr December |.
tSj-Traasfs. books close Uc:. -. !nc Yer cent
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Warwood. W. Va,
THANKSGIVING Bake sale

Tic Warwond CirClr OF Tho klnE :
daughters will hold Il Thanksgiving
bake sale at the Grocery of Earl Ford
Center Warwood. all day Wednesday,.
November 29th. The ladies have made
elaborate plans for this event, and will
have many appcti2ing dain'irs for sale.
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meets with Painful Accident

Harold Williams of South Warwood.
while OH the ball grounds yesterday al D.,
tcrnoon. had the misfortune 10 fall ana
break his leg.
Williams who was . spectator. during
the intervals III rhc game was engaged
in mock practice. which resulted III
his injury. Tie was Immediately re-
moved to the North Wheeling hospital.
where the fractured member WAS set.
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The game staged between the W. y.
C.'S and Moose Pool Room yesterday
afternoon on Third street grounds, was
q very interesting and closely contested
one. resulting in a score Of 10 q.
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Maids and Matrons.

Mrs E. F. Martin hostess to tho mem"ers %
the Maids and Mat!on Club FHdos afternoon d ne.
on,e IN Nash!ns,on street. Tho afternoon was spent
In fancy wort and conversation. A. ssaSoH3"''
hour delicious lunch vas scTTrd
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WARWOOD
Hninn Se1Vice-

Union service.
Thanksgiving services Will hr held on
Wednesday, evening In the Presbyterian
church. In which all the congregations
Of WarwOod will take part. The Thanks,
giving sermon will be preached by Re-.
Francis NJ. Fiddle Of thc Christian
church.
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UNIONTOWN
Hero F..on CadlZ-
Hero From Bethesda.

rNiDNTOWN. o.. Nov. 26.--MT. aud NrS' EinH'ti
Wright and sons. Harry and Robert 81 bcthesua'WeHe
recent S7.css Of Alrs. EUsJbeth loon.
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WARRINGTON.

Arthur, the fOur-year-old son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. A lIniccly at Eurt Hill. while AT
play Thursday morning. in som" manner
got hold Of package OF bi-chI"rid"
tablets and it was feared had eaten
some or them. in fact had chcwcd some
Of them in his mouth.
Physicians were called, who after
making III examination nC the contents
Of the chid's stomach were of tho opin-
ion that little ii any of tho poison had
bc"n taken into the childS stomach.
Pleasantly Entertained.
!. A very enjoyable meeting of tn" West
Augusta Chapter n. 4. L. WAS hold ut
the home Of Mrs. j. +. beatty on Pleas
ant street. Thursday.
After the regular rontir" br hnSiOrS :
an interesting program wHG rendered.
\ report Of the state conference held ut
Shepherdstown. WAS given by Mrs. Alice
SnodGrass. a short story nf Ann" Bailey.
,hc scout o. Eauawha Valley was rod
hv Mics NarCar"' Nnrklcr cod" or
Rules; for Flag etiquette was read hy
Mrs. Mary Coleman and discussed hv
tho chapter. after which y delicious
luncheon was served by the hoS:nss.
Epte-taInd Birthday Club.
Mrs. y. ". Frichard rut"rtain,l The
Ladies' Birthday club At her HON. on
Washington street yesterday afternoon.
". q. Clayton has gone 10 Nj Lake
Park. whore he Will pack his house I'D
goods to move them IN this city where
10 and Mrs. Clayton Will spend the
winter.
Y =. Smith and John Nrcarver have
loft for PtCk"rs. ". Va. wh"r" they
will hunt hS game.
II. r. Realty and Chas. W"mnln have
left for q hunting trip nn ;hn ALLEGHENY
C'lfh reserve in eastern N"si Virginia.
G. Howard Lang is Il business visitor
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Rnturned Home.

Misses Mary and Henrietta CVchrcn AID Ms. WI
liam Morgan. OF CRd!z. came Thursday ana aI'chucu
tie fuacrdl Of the late w A SHARP.
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. Nor. - 10
Daily Quotation list Of the Wheeling Stock III.
ch1ccc:
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Personals.

Mrs. He!ricS. sister OF Rev. II. G. Snodsras. who
has becn here visiting her brother and family. re-
turned TO her homo at New Castle EaturdSy.
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Mems Banuuet.

The men n. the Fist Methodist Episcopal chG!ch.
wc-s delightfully."- entertained In the pat!orS OF mo
church FstdaY evening. with chicken dinner. Inc
ercninS was srent socially and eating
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Important Meeting Of Citizens.
II will he Of interest to the citizens
or WarwoOd tn know that Tuesday eve
ming. November 2S. at 80 O'Clock. al
the Center Warwond hose house. Il
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pnn.cAr,n 1a md RriAfE

Misses Helen Holden and Louise Wal
tcrS Of the Island were the guests OF
Miss Virginia Wrestling yesterday.
Frank EbciirE Of the Island, visited
Narwood friends yesterday.
l.. May. Superintendent Of the Man-