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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21
SHUTDOWN

Mrs. c. D. Malone spent a few DAYS
In Morgantown last week with her
daughter. Mrs, Conway.
Miss Maggie Morrow Of this place
Is in Baltimore visiting her mother
who is In hospital very H..
George E, Kramer went to Farmont
one day this week and brought home
a>fne piano for his wife.
Two men representing New York
frm are In this community leasing
land for oil and gas.
Mrs. Nancy Devoult showed your
correspondent few days ago q hens
egg that measured six inches around
and eight inches across. 1t was some
egg.
Cleo Harden, who has been working
at Shinnston all summer visited his,
parents at this place this week.
Miss Alma and Miss Bell Merrifield
Of. Mt Harmony were calling on their
uncle, Dr.. Kramer. one day last week.
Miss Curry OF Colfax Is visiting the
Misses Johnson's In Smithtown this
week..
Mrs. Calvin johnson Of Morsantown
spent Saturday night with her uncle,
Frank Johnson In this place. She saio
II was the first night she had spent
away from her home for twenty years.
Heath Michael went to Fairmont one
day last week and brought home a
new automobile. He also bought a
new spring wagon.
Paul Michael was in bed all week
with measles but Is better. 500
On, Sunday .lune IS "a. .Sramer will
celebrate his seyenty-elghth birthday.
His children and grandchildren are all
expected to be present at his home in
this place and as many OF the relatives
as would honor the occasion.
Rev. Bennett Of Watson preached
in Smithtown Sunday to a large con-
gregation There was Sunday school
at 2 o'clock; prayer ard class at q
o'clock p. m.
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Birthday Party.

A dainty and delightful party was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
v. Morgan on Locust street In honor
Of sixteenth birthday Of their neice
Miss Virginia MILAN. Sixteen girl
trends were present to enjoy social
afternoon. At six delicious two
course luncheon was served in. the
large dining room which was decora-
ted in yellow and white. At seven
o'clock the guests were entertain at
Burts Theatre where seats were re-
served for the party. Those from out
Of town were the Misses Martha NIL
Ian Of Morgantown and Etfie Sturm
pf Grafton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21

Hon. ]. w. Fitzpatrick has returned
to his home in Clarksburg after look
ing after business interests in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton are in Buck
harmon this week attending com.
mencement exercises.
Mrs. Thomas Jones OF Locust street
has returned from Morgantown where
she was visiting with friends.
Master Philip Clayton has returned
to his home in Fairmont after spend
ing several days in town visiting with
his grandmother, Mrs. Clara Deitz.
Mrs. B. f. Smith and children Of the
Burt hill have gene to Claysville, Pa,
for several weeks visit with friends.
Miss Dotalene Hamilton Is visiting
with Miss Effie Maple in Burton.
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Warrington NEWS
Horrible Death.

Glen the seven.year-old son OF Mr..
Ind Mrs. Harry Thomas, OF Littleton.
met with Q horrible death Monday
when no and four other boys were
playing about an old drilled we'll. The
boys accidently started the engine and
the Thomas boy was caught by the
belt and pulled into the belt wheel
and crushed to death before help
could arrive.
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Carolina NIGHT
BOSS, .W.D. LEWIS
FOR WENTWORTH
49,
Worthington Man says This
Tonic Has Bettered Him
in Every Way.


These telling local and neighbor-
hood statements in favor Of Nerv-
Worth continue to be given and sent
in to Cranes Drug Store where the
sale OF this wonderful family nerve
tonic is breaking all records.
The following is from William D.
Lewis, night boss at the Carolina
mines. and whose address is Worth.
ington, R Ed. No. 9:
Have taken five bottles OF Nerv.
Worth. Sleep better, back has quit
hurting. Appetite better. do not Jump
In my sleep. Feel better every way"
gs, WIN. p. LEWIS.
Nerv.worth aids digestion. whets
the appetite. regulates the. bowels and
tones up the liver, banishes headache,
sleeplessnessi and dizziness, steadies
the nerves, builds mp run down sys-
TENS. II it falls 10 do this for you
your dollar back AZ Cranes Drug store.
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wi: hthe guard to the Mexican. border.
for a three weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Vic Smith has gone on a campins
trip to the eastern part OF the state.
NJ. w. Nay Of Brookslde was bus.
mess caller in town Tuesday. -
Miss Helen Richards OF the Jerico
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To Ealrmonk

The members OF St. Patricks Sun.
day school and several OF their friends
went to Fairmont on special car at
ten o'clock Tuesday morning as the
guests Of the Knights Of Columbus to
attend picnic In honor Of the States
birthday The picnic was held in
Traction park.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21

Tho accompanying map and table
show the disposition OF American
troops along the Mexican border and
In Chihuahua, the naval vessels in
Mexican waters, and the points from
which the four American punitive ex-
petitions entered Columbus.
Glenn Springs. San Ygnacio and San
Benito
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|, addition has gone to Parsons. ". Va.
M1. Harry Anderson Was visiting
in F1irmont Tuesday.
Gordon E Greer OF clarksburg was
| q visitor IN town yesterday.
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All these expeditions except that Of
General Pershing. In Chihuahua, have
been Withdrawn. having accomplish.
ed their objects-disperssl Of the ban.
dit bands that attacked American set.
Elements
The battleship Nebraska is at Vera
Cruz, the gunboats Machias and Mari.
eta at Tempico, and the gunboar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21

Mrs. Claude E. Goodwin and !chik
dren Of Fairmont were visiting with
friends In town Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21

Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong left yester.
day for her home in Akron, Ohio, af-
Ter several weeks visit with relatives
In town.
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Guests,

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Patterson OF Oak.
JAulgse, Okla, are here for visit with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Zana Black.
shere at her home on Main street.
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Wheeling at FL Carmen, on the Mex.
lean east coast; on the west coast
are the protected cruiser Cleveland
at Guaymas, gunboat yorktown at Top.
olohampa gunboat Annapolis and
transport Buffalo at Mazatlan, pro-
tected cruiser Albany. at Manzanillo,
and supply ship Glacier cruising be.
tween ports
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Mrs. Harry Beatty entertained at al.
afternoon tea at her home on Beatty
avenue Monday complimentary to her
guest. Mrs. Re Clinton Dancer Of
Wheeling.
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On the Third Floor.

SWoMEN's AND cHlLpRENs
COATS, MOMENTS AND CHILL
pREN,s DRESSES, WomEN's
SUITS. SILK AND COTTON
DRESSES, SKIRTS = EVERY.
THING IN READY.To.WEAR-
RUGS AND MILLINERY.
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With over 100000 Of the ehoie-
est and newest merchandise dIvid-
ID Into four foors-Iust overflow.
ina--we believe we have here one
% the greatest stocks from which
70 choose at CLOVER than elsewhere
prIees.ys .,--...
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MI.s And.r,on En,rrt,ln.d.

Miss Anderson Entertained.
Miss Efie Anderson Of the Clayton
addition entertained party Of triends
It six o'clock dinner Monday even:
ing. The event was in honor OF her
birthday.
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DANCING Party.

Miss Margaret Furbee OF Center
street, will entertain at a dancing
party next week in honor OF her cou.
sin, Miss Adele Furbee.
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visit with friends. Mrs. Algyre is a
former resident.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-21

There win be chicken dinner sery.
ID In the basement OF the Baptist
,hurch Thursday at twelve o'clock.
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For uIalt

Mrs. Laura Hodges and son Of Elk.
ll,s and Mrs. Mary Singleton of Graf.
ton are here for visit with their
brother J. +. Blackwood.
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Mrs. Dan Algyre and son James OF
Oklahoma are here for several days
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On the Second Floor.

SHOES, MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING, WASH SUITS,
TRUNKS, BAGS, sulTcAsES,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
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Secured Agency.
DR.. U. II. Debendarfer has secured
the agency OF the Jeffries car for this
city. 49, =. z-s-.-
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II Pays Us To
Make Our
Store Pay You
For in No Other Way
Could We Hope For Your
Increasing Trade.

lt's always this stores policy to
make u worth whIIe-to make val
uss lnterestlno-that u pays you
10 continually shop here.
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ON the-Main Floor

DRESS GOODS, SILK WASH
GOODS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
MUSLIN WEAR, coRsETS,
MEMS FURNISHINGS, LEATHER
GOODS, PATTERNS, NOVELTIES
ETC. -.
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Bargain Basement.

cHlNAWARE, ENAMEL WARE,
ALUMINIUM WARE, HOUSE,
FURNISHINGS AND GROCERIES
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
FORMER SPRIkGDALE
 WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND
Continued from 1st page.) )

~~~~~~~-~~>-~~--~-~-~~~ ing in a nearby lawn and ran home when they heard the shot fired. Neighbors rushed to the house and cared for Mrs. Harris until the arrival of the police pa trol.
 Mrs. Harris is an accomplished musician. Her walls and moans in her cell at the county jail were pitiful.
 The dead man $ mother, Mrs. Nancy Harris, resides at 109 Gar field avenue. She is a widow He Is also survived by number of brothers. No arrangements have been made for the funeral. The body Is being prepared fer burial by the Lohmeyer Undertaking company.
 Coroner Will C. Lohmeyer was not in the city at the time Of the shooting, It is probable he will order an inquest tomorrow. Pros ecutor Saw Wear stated last night that he probably would file a charge of first degree murder against the woman Monday.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
KEENAN,

Alexander N. Kennan was born in Boone County. Mo-, May El0. 1881. When small boy he moved with his parents to Ark ansas, and since that time lived in this section of the state. He died at his home in Springdale, on Johnson Avenue and Main Street. Wednesday morning at 1;15 o'clock, aged s years, l month, 9 days.
 Uncle Alex was a man of un- usual physical strength. Though aged as he was, up till within the last month, he often walked out to his farm, mile and q half from town, where he would do some kind of work for while and then walk back to town. In his last illness which seemed to be paralysis, he said he was not sick, but could not get up. He was conscious and his mind seemed clear to the last. He seemed also 10 realize that the end was near and made no struggle to live. At times, after he had lost his power of speech, he tried to talk but no one knew what he wanted to say.
 He was one of a family of ten children and was the last one to die. His only remaining brother having died something like a year ago. He was the father of eight children, five of whom are dead. The three who remain are George and White of Springdale, and Mrs. Annie Daily, of Oakland, Cal.
 He was member Of the Bap- tist Church. having been convert ed in young manhood and unit ed with the church at that tilne He was we'll known for#life as a christian. In his more vigor- ous years he was leader i'll his church. He always mani fastad ereatdeal Of interest in church work. h spite of de- fective hearing. he often attend ed chureh=and placing lis chair just in front of the pulpit he was one Of the most earnest listeners in the congregation.
 Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4:l5. at the=fap- tist Church. conducted by Pas tor N L Elledge Interment Was had at Bluff Cemetery, un- der the auspices of the Mason ic fraternity, of which he was a member.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
TO BE MIDSHIPMEN.

Congressman John N. Tiilman has announced the appointment of the following young men from the Third Arkansas district as midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
 Principals = Ben Carmichael, Clinton; Bentley Morrow, Cotter.
 Alternates-Albert L. Wallace Fayetteville; Donald Parker, Fay etteyilIe Howell Hodges. Rogers Jay Frank Jerniean. Harrison Rex Dyer. Mountain Home: Troy Perkins. Green Forest.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school at 10 a. m.
 Communion Services and preaching at II a. m.
 Prayer Meeting, Wednesday ev- ening, $ ?. III.
 Choir practice after prayer meeting; all who sing come aud help.
 These services are for you. Good singing, and a home-like place to go; and hand clasp of friendliness for all. All welcome.
 Perry F. Baldwin, Pastor.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
Respectfully submitted,
 WILSON GARDWELL

Mr. and Mrs. George Aayes and Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Massie of Springfield, Mo-. who had been visiting relatives and friends at Fayetteville. were re- turning Tuesday when an accident happened to their car in Spring dale and they had 10 leave it here for repairs and return home on the train.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
HUMBUG CIRCUS.

The performers consist Of Fay ctteviIle business men, will be pulled off at Fayetteville at o;3o Friday night. Big parade Is free to all. Leaves circus grounds at 3 30 Friday afternoon. Don [ fail to go to Fayetteville and see this big parade and splen- did show.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
IN CAMP AT FORT ROOTS
Continued from 1st page


 the twenty-four companies pres ent at the camp Company \ cas- lily ranks second, and is placed first by some officers, while oth- CTS give the place to Company B, from Fayetteville.
 Church was held Sunday morn ing. but all members of Company \ were excused, on account of vaccination. Sunday is visitors day, and many sight-seers are in camp. A band concert at three-thirty by the Second Regi- ment band.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. Abe Collins of De=Quecn. who are here visiting the latter mother, Mrs, II. F. Limbaugh, had quite an expert enee last week, and one which was not very enjoyable. They decided to return home, and made their plans 10 drive in d car to Sloan Springs and catch the 9 ?. III. train on the Kansas City Southern. Their first miss-hap occurred when they failed to catch their train by some five minutes. They then decided 10 return to Springdale. and in the darkness the driver missed the road. go- ing several miles out of the way. \ guide was secured to pi- lot them to Bentonville. and ar irving there they made it all right, reaching Springdale about five a. h., having travelled all night. Mr. and Mrs. Collins have decided to remain in Springdale awhile longer. Their little infant which has been an invalid since birth, does not seem 10 be im- proving any.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Monday afternoon WinsloN witnessed a street fight in which Lee Innis was stabbed just be- low and back Of the right nip ple by K. (. Snyder. Tnnis is ap- parently recovering. Snyder Zis under bond. The hearing is set for Monday. The affair or iginated in quarrel about dam age done to Snyder's garden by pigs that had belonged to Innis. Both men are in the prime of life and have families dependent up on them.-Winslow American.
 Garranza needs nice clean shave
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

In these days when men talk of the product Of the pen. you don { know whether they mean pork or poetry.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
F. & A. M.

Meets Friday night on or before full moon in each month. Visiting Masons cordially invited.
 W. X. Graves, W. M.
 J. r. Denver. See.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
MESS FUND FOR co. A. "

We. the undersigned. give the amount st opposite our names. to provide a fund for Company \, A. \. G., 2nd Infantry. to be known as Mess Fund. This fund is to be in the control of Captain w. G. Ownbey; and is to provide special rations for members of the above named com pany, while on duty. The amount subscribed is given cheerfully, and with a feeling of patriotic duty, citizens of Springdale owe to the local bows.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Ge0. II. bennett dffiNcd holl- day night from Paris s,3Fexas. 10 spend the 4th with Mrs. Bennett, who has been here a few weeks visiting with her mother. Mrs. !. r. Palmer. He returned yester- day accompanied by Mrs. Ben nett. Mrs. Palmer also went down with them and will spend about month down there.
 Miss Hal Sanders returned last Saturday from Paris, Ark, where she was called on account of the illness and death of her baby niece. Ruth Elice Hail, danght- CT of Mr. and Mrs. W r. Hail. Mrs. Hail and little daughters. Dorothca and Helen. aeeompan- jed Miss Hal home and will spend some time here with Mrs. Hail $ parents. Mr. and Mrs N. |. San derS.
 
 From thc June 27 issue Of the Linn County News. published al LfnaeuS. Mo-. we note That Rev. II. z. iIankins of this plaec and 359f. IIowex. his singer, have ja>1 els 1 ! great meeting at that lacc. Fhe1aeetine WAS iu progress for tWentg-nine aa.1>. aad during that time more than i39o peoplcanited with the differ ent churches cf the avn. at tac closing srvice on Sunday night forty-cight people profess cl and during tie teree ser vices Sunday there were more than seventy additions. The free will offering to Me>srs. IIankins ana Howey amounted to 5000. The News >ays the meeting was the most striking and far reach ing religious revival eyer held in Linn County
 
 They killed Yillareal in the
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Notwithstanding the optomis- tie feeling of our correspondent. 1t appears from the printed re- port of the competitive drill that the Springdale company was not in the running, failing to win any Of the prizes. The Fayette- vile company won first prize for the best drilled company Editor.l
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

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The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Bert Watson has resigned hs position with the Dodson-Renner Insurance Agency 10 accept the Oklahoma agency for the Home Protective Association of this place. Hewill make his head- quarters at NHskogee and left fo9 that place this week. IIe=eXPeets to move hiS family 10 Mu>koger about the first Of the month-
 Stfrman Edison who manipa- IatcS the tIuoftIeoa thr atto4o- bile carrying th9 Hail between SprlngdaIe- and Huntsville. IfsS equipped himself wifh=a portable telephone box which he cHri9s right along =han=fn =th=ear. With this instrument =h,=ean make connection anywhere along the line and. talk in either d. rection. Mr. Edison carries t5s along So that he can send in q call for help ill cases of e@eFs- ency.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Philips received card from Nr. and Mrs. McDavid yesterday morn ing. who left here q few days ago for motor trip to Pueblo, Colo. The card stated they were just driving into Rocky Ford a distance of s65 miles from home and 56 miles from Pueblo. They report all we'll and having q fine trip. with good weather and good roads. They are meeting with great many tourists from all over the country.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
LATER

Most all the boys stood their vaccination fine Barnett Gra- ham was confined to his tent most all day Monday. nursing his sore arm, and badly disordered stomach. Lin IIinson went to the field hospital for treatment Monday, but returned to the company late in the afternoon. His vaccination made him sick. Several of the boys had head aches as a result of the vaccina- tion. but are all well. Young Garten. who took a nap while on guard duty Saturday night was given two days at hard labor by the trial court. Four new re- cruits were placed in Company \, to fill places of Limbaugh. .Grah. am. Baggett and Stafford, Who have gone to 2nd Reglnlent Band The flag presented 10 the comp any was out in q heavy rain storm Monday, and the red faded. giv- ing the flag d somewhat drabbled appearances It stands at the end Of the company street, between tents of Capt. ownbeH and Lieut. Brogdon.
 The entire company expresses deepest regrets at the terrlbll misfortune that befeH Frank White and his daughter. and =hei friend. and extend sympathy tt the grieyed wife and relatives The company had no bettel friend than Frank White.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

They killed yillareal in the Mexican fight. hut they missed the real Villa.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Carranza needs nice clean shave
 To show that he is there.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
Financial Statement.

st of expenditures for reception to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-29
AT THE COLONIAL.

Today is Federation benefit day at
the Colonial, when this theater will
donate a large portion of the days
receipts to the local charities. A
special bill has been secured, show
ing for the second time, The Chap
erone." with Edna Mayo in the stel-
lar role.
The story is OF an ambitious moth
er who desires her daughter to
marry a foreign title and is over
joyed at the daughters proposal
from a count who is a fortune hunt
ed. In addition TO this splendid five
part picture, the Selig Athletic films
showing the opponents O. various
lines of sports, will be shown.
Thursdays picture is entitled The
Saltana," and concerns a million
aires son, who reading of a masked
robber, holds up a man, makes a
wager with his eliminates that he
can hold up a certain rich man OBJ
tain the famous jewel named Sui
tana." This he does and the jewel
changes hands several times before
il finds il way back TO its owner.
Ruth Roland is the star OF this pic
ture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-29
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Last performance Of THE Four
Husbands" the musical tabloid now
playing at the Orpheum will be Civ
en- today.
Beginning Thursday the special
Thanksgiving bill features a musi-
cal comedy act entitled The Dog
Watch" Heading the cast are Will
lam Pollard, Fred Garland, Jean
Peterson and Queenie Williams.
Many new song numbers are intro
duced among which are Room to
Rent" "Sprite OF the Sea" and If
You Only Had My Disposition" An
other comedy act, What's the Mat
ter With Ruth" is presented by
Herbert Light and Lillian Rhoades.
PATRICIA and Myers, the girl and
the dancing fool, will entertain with
novelty dance numbers. Taylor
and Brown have a new sketch en-
titled Little Miss Forget It. and
Jack and FORTS present comedy &C
robats. Two matinees will be Civ
en- Thursday at $3.50 and p. m.