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MRS. Fl. M. NOLAN sITn.GIIr,,,AL sInGI,,MAL

Readings daily; spiritual ser, .ces Srndav ana
Thursday evenings. ll22 II ST. n Il.
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TABLE BOARD

18th ST. n. W.. 73+-Select food. cooked IN
Southern style. 81. so per week; special lunch
from II to 2. 20 cents; meals served out.
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SPlRITUALlSM

MRS. MAMIE STEVES, Sn!BIrSAI aEBIrS.
Readings daily; s:eances Tues; 4 Thurs. sys.:,
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Painting.

Painting-Fronts Especially
CHAs. C. PosToN 1850 X ST. y. W
JUST EST. NCF CEo.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

T ST n. W.. ss-F'urnished room, suitable
for two young men. with board.
l. ST. n. w. So5-Furnished rooms with ex.
cellent board. IS a week: table board. s;
week.
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THE NATIONAL GARAGE 5es n. j. ave
N. W.-StoraRe AZ reasonable rates.
FIREPROOF
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Floor Oil.

C. T. HUNTERS sanitary dupt-k'llinS floor
oil keeps the noprs clean and bright AMI
gives them n polished hnish: Good for your
furniture Try II. ONLY so gallon de-
ijvered Afro Rug ENterninator kills 81 In
sects, 25c: large can. with spraver. Phone
NJ SASS or call ll3 Pa ave. n. w.
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MUSIC
will Feature a Session Of the
Rotary Clubs in Convention
in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., July S.-NIore
than 5000 members of the Intena-
tional Association of Rotary clubs
and their wives will be seated in Mu-
sic Hall at Cincinnati on the evening
of July IS to listen to one Of the
great musical programs which have
made Cincinnati famous as musical
center. Chorusmeister Alfred Hart
zell, of Cincinnati, will direct 800
splendid voices selected from the
wonderful Cincinnati May festival
chorus. In addition, the Orpheus
Club, under the direction of Z. w,
Glover, an organization of 100 male
voices, will sing The soloists are
Miss Frances Ingram, contralto, OF
the Chicago Grand Opera Company;
Margaret Berry Miller, Cincinnati
soprano. and Joseph Schenke, tenor.
Prof. Adolph H. Stadermann will
preside at the great organ, and the
Cincinnati Symphony orchestra of
sixty pieces, under the direction OF
Joseph Sturm, will supply the incl
dental music,
Prior to the musical entertainment
dinner will be given to the inter
national officers, district governors,
past presidents and their families.
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DELEGATES
Are Appointed by the Governor
to the Southern Forestry
Congress in Nashville.

CHARLESTON, July 8.-Governor
Hatfield has announced the appoint
ment of the following delegates to
represent the state Of West Virginia
at the Southern Forestry Congress,
which meets in Asheville, N. c., July
II to IS, 1916:
F. M. Glenn, Parsons; George w.
Wilson, Wildell; Il. c. Colcord, st.
Adams; j. II. Woodson, Princeton;
H, d. Curtin, Clarksburg; Charles
w. Luke, CasB; W. II. Mabie, Mabie;
David Frame, GRssaway; w. A. Hop
son, Elkins; A. B. Brooks, Morgan
town; C. d. Coleman, Pratt; George
d. Thompson, Davis; Ben II. HIner,
Franklin; Il. ]. Cosner, Bismarck;
Walter r. Cook, Rockview; Richard
Cbaffey. Elklns; ]. II. Dennlson, Dem
mar; +. H. Absolute, Rupert: James
II. Mcmillan, Trout; Eli Hamrick,
Webster Springs; A. b. Rawn, Kings
ton: Quinn Morton, Burnwell, G. A.
CabeTl, Carbon; ]. Z. Thomas,
Charleston; and Goodwin Powell,
Powellton.
The object o fthe congress is to
extend the growing interest in the
subject Of forest protection and for
est perpetuation throughout the
South, with the result, 1t is hoped,
of securing the formation OF forestry
departments in each of the southern
states.
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Institute is Held.

Nearly one hundred persons, mem
bers of the various local unions of the
county, and their friends attended the
institute of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union which was held in
the auditorium Of the Northyiew
school Thursday.
At the morning session Mrs A. S.
Robey gave an able talk on the work
Of the Flower Mission department.
Mrs. Amos Payne discussed various
features Of Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union work and reform,
At the noon intermission bounte-
full luncheon was served in the school
gymnasium by the ladies Of the North
view union. The visitors spent most
delightful social hour enjoying the
generous hospitality of their hostesses.
In the afternoon Mrs Alma Nc
Whorter West delivered an able adj
dress on the subject "Our Work as
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Women for Suffrage"
Following this address Prosecuting
Attorney A. ]. Findley gave an able
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OUR
OF Rebekah Lodges is Being
Made by Mrs. Cecil, the
State President.

Mrs. W. II. Cecil. OF parkcrsburg,
president of the Rebekah state AS
sembly is busily engaged in visiting
the various lodges Of the state In her
official capacity, which will continue
well up to the annual meeting of the
state assembly in October. Since
Wednesday of last week and includ-
ing this week the places on her
itinerary have been Folsom, Wallace,
Roanoke, Weston, Bridgeport. Wolf
summit, West Milford, Salem, and
Cairo. Next week she will visit the
Rayenswood lodge ON Tuesday,
So far this year Mrs. Cecil, In her
official capacity, has issued twenty
dIspensatlons for new lodges, and has
two applications out for others
which win If secured be the largest
number Of new lodges to be msti-
tinted in the state since the state as
sembly was organized, in any one
wear.
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Happy Birthday Party.

Probably the happiest woman in
Harrison county today is Mrs. Sarah
johnson, of Brown, who was given a
birthday surprise party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, OF
Clarksburg, Thursday evening. Mrs.
Johnson, mother Of ]. f. Johnson,
popular motorman for the Mononga-
hela Valley Traction Company, was
SO years of age Thursday. She is
of that sturdy type Of womanhood
that absolutely refuses to let her age
put her on the shelf. Mrs. Johnson
is truly a wonderful woman. Gifted
with remarkable memory, she recalls
the pioneer days in Harrison county
as though they were yesterday. She
came to visit her grandson, Carl John
son, few days ago and when her
friends came in Thursday evening
with their arms full Of presents she
had the surprise of her life, for she
hadn't the slightest superstition as to
what was going to happen. At 8 o'clock
refreshments were served and pleas
Ing program was carried out during
the evening. The guests who were
present were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D.
Wyckoff, Mrs. Charles Stout, Mrs. A.
v Upton, Mrs. Floyd Mems, John
Wyckoff, Miss Hattie Pople, Miss
Ethel Francis, Miss Nellie Francis,
Ray johnson, TT. Stout and Mrs.
Manerva Goldsmith.
All left wishing her many more
birthdays to follow.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Of the Second Regiment Are
Now in the United States
Army Service.

CHARLESTON, July S.-Shoes and
clothing we're issued to the Second
infantry Friday afternoon and by Sat
urday afternoon the command will have
been taken into the federal service.
Additional recruits came in Friday but
about twenty are needed to complete
the complement of the third battalion.
Huntington and Charleston have pro-
vided the most men and Montgom-
cry and Point Pleasant have sent re-
cruits with Blueneld, WEIGH and VIII
hanson yet to be heard from. The
thirty-day program designed to put
the first infantry in first class condi-
ton was announced today by Colonel
Jolliffe, who also said machine gun
company would be formed without de-
lay. Its home station will be Fair
mont or Clarksburg.
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SIX EXPERTS
Are Ordered to New York City
to Aid City Authorities in
Fighting Epidemic.
uHv AssoerArrD rRyss,

WASHINGTON, July Silk eX-
perts of the United States Public
Health Service were ordered to New
York City Friday to cooperate with
the state and city health authorities
in suppresslng the epidemic Of infan-
tile paralysis raging there.
In addition to the immediate de-
spatch Of the six experts steps were
taken to organize a federal corps OF
surgeons and laboratory scientists
and work out preventive measures.
kilograms were sent to all public
health stations and officers through
out the country and to state health
authorities asking them to make a
careful investigation and report the
presence of any case of the disease in
their districts.
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WINNER
.0f the State Banner of the Mac
CabeeS Mt. Clare Now
looks Like.

PARKERsBURG, July S.-State
Commander G. c. Showalter OF the
Maccabees states that the indications
are unless there should be some
change in the official count the camp
at Mt. Clare, near harrisburg, is the
winner of the state banner for secur-
ing the most new members during the
past semi-annual period ending June
80.
This will prove quite a surprise to
some Of the tents in the larger cen
tiers of the state, especially to Clarks-
burg and Fairmont tents which are
said to be tied in the contest. Park
ersburg Tent No. rs, which was
awarded the banner at the first Of the
year holds fifth place for the past six
months.
Commander Showalter also an
nounces that three annual outings in
the order are scheduled for next
week, the first of which will be held
at Morgantown on Tuesday, Salem on
Wednesday and Huntington on Fri
day. He expects to attend each of
these events.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08
HEADACHES VANISH
QUICKLY
When You Take celery Mist
Get a lOC Package at
Any Drug Store.

Your headache will simply fadS
away in few minutes after you take
"Ceiey-Mist." Comfort and relief
come almost at once. 1t is fine. Thou
sands of people say so. Costs only
loo a package at any store. Superior
to remedies that cost twice as much
Safer and better in quality Contains
no opiatcs or narcotic drugs Try
"Celery-Mist" just once-youll then
prefer IL to any other headache
remedy. Also fine for neuralgia, cold
in head and grippe aches and pains
Advertisement.
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ceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of the County Of Harrison In the
State of West Virginia, made In Il cause
therein pending to subject the estate OF
the said decedcnt to the payment of his
debts. you are required to present your
claims against the estate Of the said de-
cedent for adjudication to S. r. Harrison,
Jr., Esq, Commissioner Mt his silice in
suld County on or before the 9th day Of
August 1915,
Witness, l. Wade COfTman, Clerk Of the
said Court, this the 10Th day Of June, 1910
l. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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and timely discussion of the Yost law
as it was amended by the last legis-
lature.
One of the most enjoyable features
of the institute program was the sing
ing of several selections by Mesdames
Lynch, Ridenour and Payne. accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry Sheets.
By resolution of the institute the
county executive committee was re-
Quested to write letters of commenda-
ton to the county and city officials for
their efforts in enforcing the prohibi-
ton laws.
LCont!nued on Page s.
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Everybody
is shouting
'hot-weather'
c1othes-- but

There's a difference
in style, there's a differ
cncc in tailoring,
These things are inn
portant-and if you
want to make sure that
they are all that can be
desired, you'll com e
here.
Palm Beach Suits,
Silk Suits Zephyr
weight Suits, or the
score and one other hot
weather fabrics-this is
the place for you!
You can get the same
kind of suits almost
where-but none have
the styling of ours.
Nor the tailoring.
A stock so vast in
these cool clothes that
anyone will be pleased
with the variety.
A wonderful grading
of sizes that no other
store approaches.
We can fit great big
men, very short men,
short and stocky men,
very tall men-almost
anybody,
NusbQurn's
THIRD STREET
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN REYNOLDS ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF CIARKSUl ItG,

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West virginia,
made and entered on the 18th day of Feb
ruRry, 1916, In ChunCery Order Book NO.
3S page OS In the chHnCery cause OF Mnry
Brown against Nelson Brown, ct al, l VIII
SATURDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF JULY,
1910
Mt 1 80 p. NJ, Of that day Mt the front door
NJ the Courthouse Of Harrison County,
West Virginia, offer for sale to the highest
aud best bidder the following described
real estate, to-wit All that certain lot or
unrccl Of land with the buildings thereon,
located md sltuute In Reynolds Addition
to the city Of CnrksDurg, Harrison COun-
ty, West virginia. designated ana mum
bered MS lot No. 80 as laid down ON the
plat OF snld Addition, Of record In the
County Clerks Office Of Harrison County In
Deed Book No. lli page IA, said lot front
ing on Charles street 10 feet aud running
back a depth Of SIS feet being the same lot
that wns conveyed to Mary Brown, Mel
son Brown aud Jackson Brown by Emily
i. Barnes and others, by deed bearing
date the 30th day of July, 1910, Of record
In the County Clerks office aforesaid IN
Deed ROOk No. 1888, page 272.
TERMS OF SALE: One-half Of the pur-
chase price, or us much more AS the pur-
chaser may elect to pny, cash In hand on
day Of sale, and the residue In one year
from the dute oil hnlu sue the puIChhsrT
executing his interest bearing note with
approved personal security, aud vendor
lien to be retained by the Special Commits
sOner upon said lot in the deed convey
ing the same to further secure said unpaid
purchase money,
CHARLES q. COLEMAN,
Special Commissioners.
], l. Wade COffmnD. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West Virginia
hereby certify that bond with security
approved by inc ms sufficient. and In the
penalty provided by said decree, has been
given by said Special Commissioner.
l. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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WAYS PARTED
By the Senate Commerce Com
mittee over the Government
Shipping Bill.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Democratic
and Republican members of the Sen
ate commerce committee came to
parting of the ways Friday insofar as
any prospect of an agreement over the
government shipping bill is concerned:
Democratic senators declared 1t would
he impossible to draft bill to build
up the merchant marine which Re-
publicans would accept without sacri-
acing every principle in the House
bill and for which the administration
stands.
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NEW CASES
of InfantiIe Paralysis in New
York State Outside Of the
City Develop.

ALBANY, July Slight new cases
of infanhle paralysis in sections OF
the state outside of greater New York
we're reported to the state health de-
partment up to noon Friday. This
brings the total number Of cases out
side Of New York up to forty-fve.
The department Friday sent letters
TO presidents of all railroads in the
state requesting that special care be
taken In disinfectlng all cars that car
nv children from New York Local
health officers were instructed to see
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*+*++***++****'
STEAMER ASHORE.


NEW ORLEANS, July S.-The
Norwegian steamer Freda from
New Orleans, June q, for Pro-
greso. Mexico, was driven
ashore on Alacran reef in the
Gulf of Mexico during heavy
weather June 20. A cableGram
from Progreso Friday to the
Freda's agents said the crew
was taken off by the steamer
Tehuantepec, which was sent
from Progreso to search for
the overdue Freda,
4. !. !. ]. + i + + + !. I. I + !.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Angelo AmOda,


VS.. In ChanCery.
Theresa SimOuetti, NJ. j. Lynch, admin
istrator of the estate Of Nick SimOnettl,
deceased MarCellus p Thompson, Charles
Long, trustee, Virginia Simonetu, an In
fant, Angelina SimOnetu, an infant ana
Joseph SimOnetti, an infant,
In pursuance Of u decree entered In the
Circuit Court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia, In the above styled cause on the
9th day of June, 1915, the same was re-
ferred to the undersigned commissioner to
take, state and report an account showing
First, what personal estate the said NICK
Simonetti owned at the time Of his death ;
the character and value thereof.
Second, what disposition, II any, was
mud. of sud personal estate by the de-
PENDANT. NJ j. Lynch administrator OF
Nick Slmonett, deceased, aud how much
If any, of said personal estate Is now IN
the hands Of said NJ. j. Lynch AS such ad-
mlnistratOr available for the payment OF
any debts owing from the estate OF the
said Nick Simonetti, deceased,
Third. settlement of the adminlstra-
ton of the estate of the said dccedent, by
said NJ j. Lynch, his administrator.
Fourth, what debts the said Nick Simon
ETH owed at the time of his death, to whom
they are payable, their nature, and their
respective amounts and prlorities.
Fifth, what real estate was owned by
the said Nick SimOuetti at the time of his
death, It's quantity, description aud loca-
ton.
sixth, and such other matters as any
pnrtips In Interest may require, the same
belnr pertinent. or such other matters
as said commission himself may deem
pertinent whether so required or not,
The above named parties and all others
Interested will take notice that the under
signed commissioner will
Ms THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1915,
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Prince George, of England, who is
only fourteen years Of age, is an ex-
pert with knitting needles.
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that glasses at soda fountains and
other public gathering places were
thoroughly cleansed and disinfccted
after use.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08

Uruguay has organized a govern
ment institute OF geology with a d.
rector and assistants from the United
States.
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CALHOUN STRICKEN.

CHICAGO, July S.-William c,
Calhoun, former minister to China,
was taken to a hospital Friday suffer
ing from a stroke Of paralysis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08

In times of peace London contains
sixteen embassies and legations rep
resentative of foreign countries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08

More than fifty per cent of all the
graduates Of the academic depart
ment of Oberlin College are teachers.
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Notice to Creditors.
To the creditors of Nick SimonettI, de-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-05-18
PEOPLES FORUM

Editor Belington Progressive:
] saw an article in The Pro-
gressive about April goth, some
one asking the question relative
to Infant Baptism" and / have
watched each issue since the
above date hoping to find an an
swer to the above question al
ready asked, and failed to find
it and ] feel it my duty as a min
lister of the Gospel to print those
who are seeking after light, life
and salvation to the Lamb aof
God, who taketh away the sin of
the world and / will just say
this that if there is any Infant
Baptism" mentioned in the BIZ
BILE from Genesis to Revelations,
| have. utterly failed to find it.
Matthew 10 Chap. IA Verse
"But Jesus said, suffer little
children, and for bid them not
to come unto me for Of such is
the Kingdom Of Heaven"
Matt, 18 Chap, Ord, Verse,
YOU will find the Saviour Lam
guage again, and said, Verify
say unto you, except We be
converted, and become as little
children, we shall not enter into
the Kingdom Of Heaven.
/ do not understand that the
Infant has any account to give
to God for its sins until after
it comes to the years of account
ability so as to discern the diff
ference between Good and Evil
and then is when | understand
the child leaves its Fathers
House as you read the Bible you
will find that the Prodical Son
left his fathers house and while
away from the fathers house he
wasted his substance with riot
Gus living.
I would consider the Infant
too small to be taken down into
the water and there baptize it
in the "name of the Father and
of the son and of the Holy
Ghost"
We understand by ST. John, 3
Chapter, 9Th Verse, that we
must be born of water and of
the spirit.
]. F. Valentine.
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MEADOWVILLE.
II BeLoyal |


Mrs. Lyman Stemple, of Kala-
mazoo, and Miss Ruby Elliott,
were shopping at Belington on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Harsh and
daughter, Hazel, were visiting
at Philippi, the first of the week.
DR.. C. C. Johnson, of Duff
fields, jefferson county, spent a
couple days with his parents
here, last week.
John D. Holsberry and daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie, were at Philip
pi on Monday.
Artie Baughman, of near
White Oak, is doing some paint
ing, this week, for Mrs. Myra
Elliott.
Elan Polling has been quite i'll
for some time. DR.. Murphy, of
Philippi, was to see him last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Polling and
daughter, Miss Audrey, were
guests at Andy Stalnaker's, last
Sunday.
Miss Florna Johnson and
brother, Troy, spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives near
Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Harris
ware visiting at Philippl, last
Sunday.
Sammy Elliott had the mis-
fortune to get his hand badly
hurt one day last week, while
helping to move his sisters pi-
ano from one room to another.
Fortunately, no bones were
broken, and it is getting much
better.
Perry Harris has been suffer-
ing for some time from a serious
case of blood poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson,
of Kirt, were guests of Mrs.
Myra Elliott on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Phillips IS very
sick at this time.
A very interesting program
was rendered at the library
meeting at the Corinth school
house, last Saturday night.
il. johnson is at Shepherds
town, this week, having gone to
attend the funeral of his broth
err. Col. ]. v. Johnson.
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CROWFOOT BOTTOM

Well after vacation of a few
weeks, | will give you a few To-
Gals from our burg.
J. L. Lang was a business vlsl-
tor to Philippi, Wednesday.
Bows, how about the subject
Of preparedness, | am in favor
of it. and in favor of Roosevelt
for president; against bonding
the district for improving the
roads. Come let us have your
opinion on these questions.
P. G. Harris is very low OF
blood poison.
B. F. johnson went to FAR
mont the list to meet Mrs.J John
son who is visiting friends
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando john
son, of Parsons, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Greed Booth, of Weaver,
were called here on the account
of the serious illness of their
father, P. G. Harris. DR.. Wood
ford of Belington was called to
see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gamer, of
Sand Ridge were visiting at B.
w. Gamers and R. F. Phillips /,
Saturday night and Sunday.
+ t.. and B. o. Lang have
+oLon a h41nch IF cattle to past
ure last week.
Miss Secil Murphy, OF Mont
rose is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r.
F. Phillips of this place this
week.
J. C. Burley, of Davis and C.
E. johnson, of Montrose bought
about fifty head of cattle in this
neighborhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melva Moore, of
Elkins spent last Saturday and
Sunday here visiting their par
ents, r. F. Phillips and Okey
Moore.
Woods Moore and Miss Ada
Moore, of this place were marri-
ed at Junior last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Fred johnson is visiting
friends at Fairmont.
We are having plenty of rain
and mud.