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Arizona republican., 1916-12-19
LOWNEY'S CANDIES

Famous hc world confecon o the ar tho LOWNEYS CANDY in pretty boxes in all YOU GIVE HER LOWNEYS.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-19

Our assortment is so large that you will find just what you had in mind Quality, too, plays all impor
 tant part in showing of gift things among which YOU will find something suitable for either him or her: and feel i'll the giving that it will be appreciated.
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have been visiting friends and relatives
here for some time. butrleft last Friday
for Chicago.
Rev. Vim. r Chase spent few days
last week with relatives At Columbus.
Miss Hall OF Wheeling. who had been
spending some time with friends at
the Terry Cottage returned 10 her home
Thursday evening.
Miss iva Myers Of Kelsey. returned
To her home Thursday evening. after
spending several days here attending
the ChuutauQua, her brother Fred My
ers came for her and StaId for the eve
ming entertainments.
Mrs. Morgan OF Martins Ferry. who
has been suffering from blood poison.
returned TO her cottage here Thursday.
much improved. after spending lew
days al her home.
Sir. and Mrs Geo. Kelly OF Belmont.
and Mr.. Geo. Thornburg Of st. tlalrs-
willie, were here Saturday.
Mr.. l.. ". Lucas. superintendent OF
the Park, has purchased n new auto.
Mrs. W. Jarrett and son Fred and
daughter Lena Wincman. arc spending
this week Ut GAINESVILLE.
X. Davis spent saturday in Wheeling
where he called on Mr.. Ed Lucas OF
Belmont. who is in the hospital for
Mr.. and Mrs. McNary Of Missori. are
spending this week with Mrs. Angelina
Maynut at her cottage on the PARK.
Mr. and Mrs. Rev. HuEart of Free
port. spent last week at tho W. {. I.
L. cottage on the PARK.
quite poorly at this writing.
Miss Forney of Wheeling, was the
guest of Miss Sarah Dudley over sun
Oay.
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WOODSF|ELD, 0.

! WuODSFIELD. o.. Aug l5.-Ihe W
&C. T. l.. will meet with Mrs. william
| Dunn on West Marietta street Tuesday
afternoon at .. NJ. August -. 1916.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dyer returned SAT
urday evening from two weeks Tlsi
with their son. Roy and wife OF Cuyn
| hogn Falls.
Hcv. j. NJ Goddard occupied the pal
pit at the N. Z. church last SUNDAY
; morning in the absence Of Rev. '. l..
| vikings. who Is on his vacation.
| Miss Katherine Okcy has returned
1 from q short visit with Stafford friends
| Miss Dee Beard has returned from q
! several weeks visit with friends in ILL
Nicholas Roth and Lewis Ebcrlc OF
| near Cameron were business callers here
| Friday.
Glenn Jones OF Cameron has accepted
| a position in the Woodsiield Flour mills
/ MIR. Jones has had quite Il bit Of IN
| perience and no doubt will meet with
good success
Ruble Fox Of Sard!s visited relatives
here Friday.
Mrs. Bert Williams entertained f"w
! relatives Friday evening in honor OF her
. father, William Smiths birthday.
! Miss Florence DougherIy OF Akron Is
visiting relatives and friends here for q
| few days.
| barracks is spending Il furlouSh wit h his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James VI. bishop
OF West Marietta street.
Mrs. H. ]. Jones and son. Lynn. Of
Cameron are spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward and MIR. and
Mrs. e. J. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ryan have re-
turned from few days visit with rcla-
ttves at Cam bridge.
Mrs. Susan Workman OF NOrwalk. o,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lee Gadd.
and will probably remain for some TING.
Miss Frances Haren has returned from
q two weeks vacation spent along the
G. reat Lakes.
owing TO the great preparation ami
the number OF entries for the races. in
dications are that we Will have one OF
the best fairs in number Of years.
! The contract will be let Aug. II. 1915.
, for 8 miles of dirt road on the WOODS
feld-Barncsviile road. 1t will he graded.
drained and cuircrts placed, preparatory
10 paving later.
The body Of Miss Hill who was
drowned during the flood on Clear Fork
creek, near Gray late Friday WAS rccnE-
cred Saturday several miles down the
stream.
who was drowned while in bathing IN
the floods Of Wills creek. near Summer
field Friday was not recovered until sum
Jay morning. when il was found lodged
in the willows, after the flood had rcced-
cd.
team Of horses ana wagon. valued Il.
$500, belonging Ia james Rinard of Ri
nard Mills was drowned In the swollen
water OF the Little MuSkinnum. Tho Ice
ulant situation Will be decided ut a meet
Ing 10 be- held here Tuesday. August
-" ,pith ihr officials Of the company. II
wil hc remembered that the plant Was
DESTROYED by tirc last Thursday morning.
T, is hupod the plant will h" rebuilt an!
that n creamery will be established in
connection with 1t.
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Timher Sale.

During the past week !. 7. Harsh and
VIM. Dunn of Washington. purchased L
| tract of timber of Miss Ella Brown OF
J Lone Oak W. Va.
This is considered one of the most
| valuable pieces OF timber in Marshalt
! county. Tho writer did not learn the cN-
| act selling price but il is believed 10 De
several thousand dollars.
These gentlemen contracted for the
cutting and saving OF this TIMBER into
| lumber and work will begin soon. IhcF
ar. also negotiating for several other
| tracts of timber near here. They report
| 1he. decline Ut many fine forest trees.
| caused proba bly, by the severe storms or
| the past few years.
Remember the date of the Jacktown
! fair. Thursday. August "A. and the pa
| Zaur AT our village church, "Wednesday.
| August IS.
Il. James. solicitor and collector for
! The lntclligencer. visited a greater part
| OF the homes in this vicinity within the
| past two weeks. in behalf Of that pupli-
cation. Judging from the amount col
| IecIed and the number Of subscriptions
| taken The IulclliScnccr and james are
! welcome visitors.
VIM. McKerrihan Of tHm Grove spent
Sunday with huntsville friends.
The new truck auto for the gasoline
! station arrived during the past week anu
| was at once placed on the JOB, n. L.
| RlChnpnu, uTlNeI.
One reliable farmer reported frost
| Monday night
| Mrs Ellsworth Nelson Of near Burns
| willie is on the sick list.
J. f. Allison is able 70 be out again,
| after slight illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richey James and grand
| daughter, Miss Sherlc Goodwin OF
| Wheeling returned home Friday after
| spending u ten days vacation with rela-
| tives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richey and little
| daughter Beulah. are spending their
vacation with friends AT Washington
| Pa, and other points.
j Frank Cummineham lost a valuable
farm horse during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers. Misses
Flossie Archer. and Bessie klchcy are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armtsorns Blake
| OF Ohio.
Messrs. VIM. Spillman OF near Burns
| Vile. Willis Mckcrrihan Of fldco' John
Archer and Charles AlcIterrihan spent
! the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. u.
/ Archer of near Scio. =.
| j. NJ Harsh who has been critically
| i'll Of pneumonia is much better and The
! physician and nurse. Or. Summons or
! Calls and Miss Harsh. of Washington.
| believe the danger line is passed.
Kathryn, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Majogs, OF Durhn's
! IEill who has boon very SICK Tor Inc past
| ten days is much better.
! Miss Annie Atkinson and Master VIII
| lie Atkinson spent Monday with bIoom-
! field friends.
Miss GQldie Leisure OF New Martins
| willie is the house gucst OF her cousin
! Mrs. Albert Mooney.
! Mrs. Dell Harsh and daughter. Fairy.
| were tho ovrr-Sunday guests OF Mrs. a.
| r: Alley and daughter OF Nayn"sburG'
! Ia.
| Mrs. Emma Wallace and Mrs. Ida
| Steel: returned reccntly from pleas
! ant visit with the formers. daughter.
| Airs Pearl Lytle Of West MiddleseX.
Sile Clutter received his new touring
| car Saturday.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Aug. Is
Certificates OF incorporation have
been issued by the secretary OF state
TO the following new concerns which
will operate under the laws or West
Virginia., -,
The peoples bank OF Burnsville;
chief works huntsville, Braxton
County; authorized capital 1881 900;
incorporators: c. H. Thrash. OF Nap
!. Feeney and Fl. H. Berry, all Of
huntsville.
The Glen Elk Garage Company, OF
Clarksburg; authorized capital $4,000
incorporators j. T. Miller, W. NJ.
Miller, of Fairmont; E. L. Miller. OF
Wallace: J. NJ Shields and c. c.
DAWSON, of Clarksburg.
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the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Hague OF

the guest of Miss Elizabeth Hague of
Park street.
Miss Anna Graves Of West South
street. was visitor in Columbus the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Gibson Bradheld Of North Chest
nut street. spent Tuesday in Wheeling.
George Upton OF Delaware Is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tip
ton, Of East Main street.
Miss Anna B. Norris OF North Chest
nut street, visited in Columbus the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Happert and little
son. Neal. Of South Lincoln avenue.
have returned to their home after Wis.
1t with relatives at Dayton, Q.
Spencer Hunt Of o. S. L. College,
Columbus, Is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hunt of North Chestnut
street.
viii Fowler Of the Stone and Thomas
store, Wheeling, will arrive today for
a two weeks vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler. Of North
Broadway.
and Miss Mary Campbell Of Whining
ton. O., have returned TO their homes
after visit with Mr. and Mrs. James
Keys Of West Main street.
Charles Yocum left Monday for Day
ton, where he will attend the conven-
ton of~the knights of Golden Eagles as
a delegate from the local lodge.
Mrs. Ray Gritfcn and children OF
Martins Ferry. arc visiting relatives OF
this place
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MoundsEilla Rrinfa

Mr.. and Mrs. Harizcl Manning, are
visiting with relatives here for several
] days.
! Miss Minnie Polling of Murgantown. is
! Spending few days here with friends
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Callahan and twc
! duUshtcrs. have arrived home from
Cleveland and other Lake cities.
! Misses Adie and Nora Brown al
Eighth street. are spending couple ut
weeks with relatives in Philadelphia
Pa.
Charles y. Forster of Columbus. O.. is
Spending several days with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert y. Smith, OF
Daavilc. Ky. are visiting with rcIa-
lives here.
Mrs Frank Howard daughter Miss
Wo'dburn of this city. leave today
for Niagara Falls. where they will
Spend couple Of weeks
Misses Daisy and Ada Cats of this
cuI, are spending vacation at De
troit, Mich.
Mi. and Mrs. :. NJ. Cunningham. c.
f. Pickett and sons left last evening
for Niagara Falls.
Seward Rush Of Baker. Oregon, is the
guest OF j. II. Beam and family OF
TumlinSnn avenue.
Gov. Pritr. of This city. is racing, his
horses at Woudsticld O.. this week.
Misses boris and Dorothy Thurbcr
Of Fosl"r'H. o., arc visiting with
TRENDS mere.
Miss Amelia Garhcci lott yesterday
for EUckcyr Lake. whore she will spend
vacation.
Miss Mildred Fish Of Cameron. is
visiting with friends and relatives here
for several days.
Miss Virginia I;uGrrson has arrived
home from It visit with relatives at
Columbus. ..
Mrs. G. \. Riggs Of F'rednrckStown.
O. is III" guest of relatives here.
nj "A " n =
have arrived home from n visit with
friends and relatives at Elrkwood.
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ard they all came home in the even

and they all came home in the even
ing nearly frozen.
Misses Pauln" and Margaret Jones
have returned from visit with TRENDS
Mrs. Harnld Ulom and Miss Pauline
jones Will leave tomorrow for Gordon
KAN, where for some time Mr.. Jones
has been employed in the oil field. and
where the uiloms will reside pernan-
rniIv. Miss Jones will return ia this
PLACE after Il lengthy visit with friends
in Kansas and other parts Of tho west:
EIbin. Garrison and McNcy loaded
three cars of wood 1T This place Tor thr
eastern markets Saturday.
TuISa Okla. are her" the guests Of
I friends. Mrs. ''"hrnour was formerly
Miss Jessie Howard.
NJ. and Mrs. {. IL. Lancaster are homo
from visit with friends near Ports
mouth. @.
Ehas. McCullough came home from
the Green county. IA, oil fields Satur-
day and spent Sunday with his family.
/ ]. r. Allison is AT Wheeling today
attending the Republican judicial CON
is the other delegate from this dis
trict.
Mrs. las Ollie and daughter Of Nor
gantnwn are her" the guests ~ TRENDS.
Sunday with friends in town
Miss Gayle Howard spent Sunday
with friends in an outing at Wheeling
park
Verne Monroe and family have gone
to O summer resort in New York where
they will spent Il ten days outing. They
ar" making the round trip u-th"ir tour
ing car.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Howard were
among the guests al the HuhbS reunion
at Glen Easton Saturday.
Jas. Wymcr of Jacktown was buSl-
ness caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. G. ". Taylor and daughter. III tie
Miss Mary. came homie yesterday from
a visit with friends n; Georgetown.
Or Kelley. Il baptist minister NJ
Charleston. preached an interesting SER
mon at the W. T. church here Sunday
night.
John Gilmore of tlaySvillc Was bus
inrss caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. }. s. Gray is visiting friends in
Ohio.
Mrs. William K"icam returned home
To Fairmunt Monday after spending Soy
cral days with friends in town
Dennis Murphy is slowly recovering
from AN attack nj typhoid fever.
Several parties from this place at
tended tho hall game mt Wheeling sun
day. Nearly NIL the crowd went via
automobiles. The game was played he
tween Cameron and Il Wheeling team
an account of which has already been
published.
n. V. MoninEcr had the misfortune
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RaruesYilla Briefs.

Dr. 6. NJ Withcrspoon of Fairview,
was in town Monday on his way home
from Wheeling. where h. had been
spending the past few days on bust
ness.
Mrs. Claudia Necus of Iowa. is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor Of West Main
street. is visiting her brother Jack De-
pew q fCambridgc.
Mrs. James Cassclls and daughter.
Miss Minnie Of Vine street, were visit
ors in Wheeling. Tuesday.
Clifford Cunard of Cleveland. is Wis
ifing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. trcd
Cunurd OF West. South street.
iting at his home on South Broadway.
Tuncy Tonful has returned TO mis-
home in Wheeling. after 4 visit wi tn
his mother. Mrs. kair Tooful and sis
ter. RS. Albert Wagner Of Sycamore
street.
Misses pclora Martin and Flora koo-
hrlc and Francis Martin of Akron. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Coggtns
of South Broadway.
Mrs George Johnson has returned 10
her homo on North Chestnut street.
after q three weeks visit with her
friend. Mrs. Samuel Joseph. of Chi
cagn.
Roy Rogers Of Newark. y. j.. is Wis
itinE his family nj thu homo Of her
parents. MIR and Mrs. Frank Moore OF
South broadway,
Ely Yocum and family of Ohrrlin.
motnred 10 this pluce and are visiting
his brother. Frank Yocum and wife OF
East Main street. !.
Miss Mary Hoasin of Somcrton. is
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A Clean, Cool Scalp
Partisan Sage Stops All doors And
keeps Scalp Cool and Clean.

PARTISAN sage stops AL ouoTs N'u
Keeps Scalp Cool and Clean.
Almost every body nowadays knows
that Partisan Sage. the invieoraiing
hair restorer. is guaranteed 10 cure
dandruff, stop falling hair and itching
scalp. or your druggist will give you
your money back
But YOU ought 10 know more about
this marvellous hair grower You
ought TO know that in five minutes
after an applications no matter how
hot the weather. your head Will be
as cool as a cucumbcrh
You ought 10 know also, that it wills
all odors which arise from the eXc-e'
tons Of the scalp
Everyone ought TO have bottle OF
Partisan Sage on hand. because 1t Is
such a pleasant and eXhilaratlng hair
dressing. Ladies use il because they
know il makes the hair beautiful. silky
and luxuriant Here's what New
York woman writes: Il have used Par
isian Sage two weeks only. yet in that
time | find my hair has wonderfully
increased in beauty, thickness and lux
uriance But what surprised me most
was the disappearance of all dandruff.'
4 large bottle Of Partisan Sage never
cost more than 80 cents at {. H.
Griesl & Co. and is sold al drug and
toilet counters everywhere.
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drysburg. Sunday. after spending some
time with friends here.
Mrs. hvs r,rennen or AIorristown. Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Nichols, last
| week.
Mr.. John Jarrett and wife Of Norris
! town. called on friends here Friday eve
The Park Hotel served a chicken and
waffle dinner. THURSDAY evening 10
| Mr.. James Jarrett and wife and
| daughter. Mrs Mullen. returned IL their
home at gainesville. Saturday after Wis
ting friends and ri relatives at belmont
! Mr.. y. l.. Moore. wife and daughters
| Miss Ida and Mrs. Anna Hinhle and
! baby and Harrison Moore spent sunday
! with friends at W0odshcII. ,,,, ,d
! Earl Mec;aughy. &, J. MoRiey and and
! Mrs. Robinson OF -. clairsville and
! Kussel ScatterdaE Of Kelsey ATTENDED
! Miss Zella Clifford OF, California VINO
! has been visiting relatives in this
neiehhorhood. is spending This week
! with her brother. Mr.. Carl Clifford ana
! family. on Second street.
: Mrs Stella Cowgirl OF Rarn"svii!e IS
/ visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Hunt. en- Main street. vim, .;u;..,
! Mrs Martha Hogc. Saturday, and at
Mrs carlos Murphy Of I-richsvillc is
! visiting her sister, Mrs. Charity Nil
Mr. and Mrs. rark Lowe Of the Park.
spent Saturday, forenoon at BarnesvilI".
Mrs. Mary Davis StoncbTaker and
daughter are wishing J. II. Davis.
! Miss Ewing OF MorrlStown. is visit
ing her sis,erS+lrs. Ward H"l1inSs-
Miss i:s: Ruth Shepherd had for her
guests the first Of the week her Cousins
Miss shepherd and sister from WASH
Mrs. Maria Scut: Of RarncsviIlc. spent
! Saturday anil sunday at the W. I. I. | .
| cottage and attended IN" services ~
| tho auditorium SUNDAY morning and
Mrs' Matte Bryson Of ST. Clairsv!le,
is spending some time at Ep"or'h
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Clithero and Mrs;
| Anna W""kly- Of Arms rongS Mili* ana
| t.rvill.. called on Mrs. Lydia Wilson
Of Lake street. sunday afternoon.
! Miss Della 0glibec Of Akron. spent
! Saturday evening the guest Of Zelda
Mr. Harry Wilson of Pittsburgh. Wis
! last Sunday. "
Mrs. Kate McGaughy o. Centervillc.
is spending this week with Mrs. Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson Of Hol-
loway. visited his parents. a1r. and Mrs,
Geo Wilson, over sunday.
| Miss I.1lv and Ora Mengers Of So
! bring O.. are visiting their nnclcs. pr.
f. D. Piper and John Menscrs' TINS
| week.
Miss canell Gilmore of F,atryiew. is
spending this week with friends here;
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Perkins and
children. Austin and Margaret Of Bel
mont. called on his brother. D. +. Perk-
] ms. SUNDAY afternoon. ,
! MIR. and Mrs. l.. \. St"nehraker and
daughter Mildred OF Armstrong; Mills,
| were callers here Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. Ed {. Smith and daughters,
! Mary and Mildred: and son JoscFh. who
have been spending some time with Miss
| Lou Barnes ut the Park. spent q few
| DAYS last week with Mrs. Smiths sister
! Mrs. Geo. Defining of Somerton, re-
| turning here on Saturday.
| Miss Murl Lucas Of Massillon, ar ar,
| rived here the last OF the week and Will
; spend her vacation wiki her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Lucas.
Mr.. Il. Armstrong OF Armstrong S
Mills, was in our village Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Riggs OF Florida
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.MOUND$V|LLE
CITY Council to Object.

At the meeting of the city council
Monday evening q resolution was adopt
ed ordering City Solicitor E. F. Moore
to appear before the county court ana
object to the county laying the strai ght
80 cent levy. which WAS estimated by
the court Tuesday, August s. Council
and unjust to residents of the city, ow-
ing 10 being taxed double. The city
people will be taxed in the county levy
for the improvement of the roads in the
rural district over the county. while they
will again be taxed for city street inn
provemcntS.
In the straight levy estimated by the
court all taxes will he used for county
purposes. while in the levy last year
Is cents on III eSl00 valuation was for
county purposes and Is cents for dis.
trict road purposes. No district road
fund levy was estimated by the counrt
ut the sitting August s. this being in
cluded in tho straight so cents levy on
the 500 valuation.
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CAMERON
Big Shipment Of Live Stock.

CAMERON. ". Va. Aug. 1.-the
stock pens hero took on the aspect Of
Il stock market, in Il larg" city. Sheep.
cattle and hogs composed III" ship
mcnI Thirteen car leads in all were
shipped mostly going "a Wheeling
markrtS Dealers and railroad employees
pronounced II tn" largest day in the
live stock business seen in Cameron for
Il long time. The sheep were mostly
brought in from Greene county. Ia.
whil% the ca,,ir nmn n neg ,' zane from
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Local Bow Appotnted

!. MALCOLM LOWS OF his city. has
been designated by Congressman Nicely
tu take the examination for ent rance ~
the United states military academy al
West Point. He will take the rXaminl-
tlonS. Mr.. Lewis is the son of
Squire and Mrs. T.. NJ. Lewis Of Tenth
street and graduated from the local high
school last spring
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aubbs Family Hos Reunion.

Tho I4Uhhs family had It's NhhuAT ~
union at Glenn Eastnn last Saturday.
Several people from this place were
,rcsc7i, hcsdcs relatives and friends
Of the family from all parts Of tho
county. Tho banquet. which is always a
feature at occasions Of This kind. was
not forgotten. and a grand and glorious
da was spent by all present. Geo. NJ.
and. as usual. did ampl" justice on this
pCrueiOD
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Rio Gnsahr Str1lck.

Tho Wheeling Natural Gas company
drilled in an immense gas we'll on Tho
hurley farm near kausnnth Friday
night. Tn" we'll is situated about four
miles southeast rt Cameron and the
first we'll TO he drilled in that COM
munity and is causing som" it'll" cA-
citemcnt. The land in the territory nt
the wolf is all under lease and other
wells will be drilled in the near flu
tGre
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MAJORSvILLE

MAJORSElLLE. Aug. 15.--NiSS Leota
Sic"lr entertained III Il most pleasing
way at Is o'clock dinner Friday evening
in honor az Miss Goldie Leisure Of New
NartinSvillc. Places were laid for the
following ladies: Mrs. Russell Sampson.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Johnson. Mrs. Emma Wallace.
Mrs Guy Ceilings. Mrs. II. w. Steele,
Misses Annie Atkinson. Mary Harsh.
Mar V and Mildred Johnson. Goldie
Leisure, Lolita Whiteman and Olive Wal
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Will Return From Camp,

The Trinity ChurShmens club MEM
hcrs will arrive home Saturday from
Graysvillc on Fish creek where they
have been i'll camp for two weckks.
Thursday is visitors day 1T the camp
and quite T. number are planning to ell
JOY an outing there tomorrow.
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Automobile Business Dissolved.

The firm Of Marsh and Venus, do
ing business in automobiles on Waynes-
burg avenue has dissolved partnership.
Mr. Venus retiring. The firm has con
Quoted an automobile sales and repair
shop for som" time and mas enjoyed an
immense business. Mr.. Marsh will here.
after have charge of the place and
while i, is not definitely known what
Mr. Venus will do hr will engage in
some other line of business and re-
main here.
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GAINESVILLE, 0.

GAINESVILLE. O., Aug. 15.-The
members OF the Are Fail Club and
gentlemen friends enjoyed a moonlight
picnic AZ Quaker College east Of town
Tuesday evening.
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Had Picnic,

Misses Anna Hague and Margaret
Sheppard OF East Main street. chapsr-
oncd Miss Hagues Sunday school class
Of the First NJ. +. church with pic
mic east OF town. Tuesday evening. The
young people report a delightful time.