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GAINESVILLE, 0

GAINESVILLE, o. July A. sur
prise birthday party was giTen sun
day at the home of MIR. and Mrs. D.. H.
Fowler on South Gardner street. II heihS
the seventy-fifth birthday of Mr. fow-
Ter. Those present were Mr.. and MIS-
James Reed Of south of town, Mrs. An
.gelne Anderson Of Zancsville. Mrs. Al
bert Pryor and daughter, marguerite OF
Media. Pa. Mrs. William Foley and little
son. Robert, OF Cleveland: Mr.; and MIS-.
ClydG Anderson. Mrs. Allie Prize. Ms.
Carrie Mccartney and litt!c son. i.hir!cS.
OF this place. 4 most cnJoyahIc Gay WAS
spent by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Love 81 East
Main street are visiting relatives at
Beallsviile.
Tharp Bruhn OF Wheeling visited
friends here sunday.
Miss Marie F'roclich Of West Church
street is spending f"w days with Miss
Marie Grossman nj GAINESVILLE.
Misses Anna and Mary oinonn"l! ni
East Liverpool will arrive "Wednesday
for visit with their sister. Mrs N'ch;'el
Sullivan Of South Chestnut street.
Mrs. Carl HoskinS OF Tiffin Is visit
| ing Mrs. Kate Hibbary Of south broad
ii. c. Kcnnon or Washington, -. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. W. & Law
| renee, nf South Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris and "
tie daughter. Emma Margaret. ct Jeru,
salem are visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
y
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Ellis and baby
Jeanette, OF Sistcrsvillc arc visiting
relatives and friends OF this place;
Mrs. F. ". Fowler and daughter.
Margaret, OF West Main street are
visiting relatives at GAINESVILLE and Col
MISS Miss Golda MelIo,t OF South Chest
nut street has been visiting relatives
at MR. rei and Mrs. Will schafcr and chill
drew Mario and Sunday, spent sunday
with relatives a, Wheeling.
Hugh Smith Of Cambridge spent sun
day with friends here. ~ ,oa
Mrs. Maggie Wright Of South bro2d-
way is spending n few days win rela-
tivcs at Quaker City.
Mrs. Jcnni" Reed nj Yves, Main street
received word sunday nf ne hirth OF
twin boys 10 MIR. and Mrs; Liner
Toohcy OF Chicago. Mrs. Toohcy was
formerly Miss Mary Reed Of this place.
shn will spend several weeks WIN mem
Mrs, CLYDE Anderson of Clifton street
will he. hostess 10 the members on the
Five Hundred club at her home Ncdnes-
day evening. .,,i,
drcn, Kenneth. Norman and Dorothy. of
Wheeling. motored tn this place sun
day and spent the day with the lamliy
Of II, G. Chcffey Miss Dorothy re-
NAMED for Il longer visit; .,
,nr .''h his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
W0otrn Of South Gardner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner Of Camo-
ridre, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bowen
and children OF this place spent SUNDAY
with the family Of George Bright Oh
"i Row. l.. $. Rose OF the Main street
n church hold quarterly meeting
IS sssoSy I5Hssfo" 81 III RA OIL ILL
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Mouodsyille Briefs.

Mrs. O. f.. Curcrran and children. OF
SIKH street leave today Tor NnNiRe on
XIV, where they will visit win rel"-
Mrs Emily \. Smith. Of Sey"nih
q, roof who ha. been seriously III, Is
somewhat improved. ,r,
Mr. and Mrs. james Eurley VIII re,
tur, to Akron. o.. today. after WISH
with their parents here, :, n,,..
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd liadsall, or FILE ttL
burg. Pa, spent IL nHc ci, r'uF'" "'
Mrs. Fred Marshall of MciGhen ave
nue., is spending several days At falr-
mont, visiting with relatives:
MIR and Mrs. Kent. Of East Liverpool;
O., are tho guests OF o. y. he'h' a''"
family. OF jefferson avenue. MA.
Flord Richardson returns 10 iltts-
h,rrIt today, 70 resume his duties after
a visIl over the Fourth At his nome mere.
a crowd Of about fifteen local couples
,,icn,ckcd tho Fourth - Pitts MIL.
Miss GLADYS Criswcl. Of this CITY,
sner, the Fourth visiting with irenos
al Middle bournc. ,,, n
Herbert Stilw'li. or 'FcSEIItc, N
snent the Fourth her" with FRIENDS;
no,.id Hammond will return TO Fa'r-
,on, to-day, after visit ut his nome
"e ,hrabam CaIvart. nf this city. will re-
.uInr his duties Al Hundred to-day.
MISS Eleanor Ammons: or 'altlmote
Md is spending several days mere VIs.t
inc with Mrs. 4. l.. Hooton' OF oeSen'''
street -,,o, n &c
sanding several days here visiting with
Roher, Roscnmerklc. OF Fairmont' Is
.ncnd;nr several days here visiting Win
friends and relatives.
RALPH, I.ayficld. Of Jefferson avenue
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MT, PLEASANT

MT, PLEASANT. O.. July 3.--Rev. ".
l. C:rn,orr entertained the elders and
officers o. the. Presbyterian church Mon
6ay evening. Jane &c. a: the Pres oyier-
ian mans"
Mrs. \. }. McConahey spent Tuesday
81 W.. home Of Mrs. David buchanan.
Miss Mildred Thompson. OF Dungeon.
scen: Il taw days with Miss Cnr7alla
CatteL.
lanes .l,heak"r. OF Toledo. is visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Beem and daughter, Of
daughter. Ruth. spent Wednesday, az the
home OF Mrs. Henry zeyer
Miss Olive Hill spent Thursday with
Mrs. Frank Cleaver. OF near this place.
Mr.. William Humphrevi!ie. Is visiting
relatives in this place.
Miss Bertha kr:nke Is visiting hes
brothers William and Henry. near this
Mrs. Anna Harrington and daushter.
Josephine, OF Omaha Neb.. IS visiting
her uncle, MIR. Mark Lawrence OF Co's-
Miss Mildred DeGarnio is able to be
It out again.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Buchanan and fam
lily. spent Sunday with his parents MT'
and Mrs. David Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence ana
daughter. Of Steubenville. are visiting
a, the horae OF his parents. Mr.. and MIS-
Mark Lawrence.
Miss Nary StcColloch, az Emerson.
spent a Few days at the home OF Mrs.
Burt Of <PunXwautRey. Ia
Hugh Nilner McConahey. OF Pitts
burSh. Pa. spent last week with his
grandmother. Mrs. w J. McConaheE.
Miss Wilma Kinsey. OF Alliance, spent
several days In this place visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Clever and son.
Oliver. were callers at She hone OF ns7
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ". Patterson,
Of Morning View.
Miss Ella Withrow WAS visiting with
friends and relatives at Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. in honor or his
niece. Mrs. Anna Harrington and daush-
TOR. OF Omaha. Neb. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence or
daughter. OF Steubenrille: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Rabb and family. OF Pleasant
l;ro"e: Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Schehle and daugh-
GER and Mr. Forrest Lawrence. OF this
place. 4 fine time was enjoyed by All
present
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W 4 Harsh and family, attended the
all-Lay revival services at Dallas sun
dnv, They report good meeting, IN
,crcSting talks and most splenolo mus
j. Nj. Allison IS suffering from
5adly sprained ankle.
family we're the Sunday guests OF MIS-
Richmoud's parents. Mr.. and Mrs' Lay
lnr Richcy. or DALLAS. yu
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahen and chi
drcu. spent Saturday and SUNDAY W.
Mr., and Mrs. Spense Anderson, OF "lnn
ridge. ,,rI have
-oons for the summer ut the Mrs. J: NJ
Allison home. Mr.. Richie Is an-emPioye
of tho gasoline station.
4 Iittlc son OF MIR. and mrs. LeonaEu
Mex crrigan is Ill OF typhoid FEVER:
" j. Coulsun. agent for the WASH
.lnrton Co. Fire insurance Co. was call
ing on the farmers OF this vicinity lh's
week. ,,, -a-
a., and re-rUored. K NJ. Atkinson
has charge of the carpenter "orK anu
Clarence I.utes tho painting.
Timbcrs for q new rig are peins hau1
Cd to the II. L. Richmond we'll TO re,
place the one blown down ms wei!
will be drilled deeper. Win the hopeS VI
Its producing more gas.
Contractors RradcA and Fletcher OIL
Cameron. had number Of teams en-
rared In moving tools from the McGulre
I'll m the new location on tho Albert
oven farm. Wednesday and THURSDAY.
contractur Martin, of Cameron IS
having hard luck on the Workman well,
4 string OF tools Is lost In ne well ana
the rig may have TO be slad ais, Olive.
ara the guests of Wheeling friends at
n, W. Steel ard daughter, Miss Leota'
-, E,r;dnv a. Wheeling.
s C. Jones spent SATURDAY alie'iuoIl
with his friend, w. w. Campoe4l' VIM
Is NJ NJ. md Mrs. G. ". Campbell. Mr.: and
Jrs c. Campbell and little daughter
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Picnic Biz Success.

The Fourth OF July celebration and
outing held AT the camp grounds July
Fourth. under the auspices OF the Ju-
Nor MeChaNlCS. Was Il complete success
big parade, which Iraversed the ptlh-
clpal streets OF The city. was staged IN
the morning. while during the rcinaind-
ler OF the forenoon anu Inc AFTERNOON
the general assembly WAS Al the camp
ground. y big haSnel dinner IL noun
featured the outing, white tnere were
adjustments OF all Kinds tor young anu
old during the entire day. AiIll"tIc con
tests were held. anu q splenuid pruST"h'
WAS carried out IN the auditorium uui-
ing the afternoon. the feature ut winch
being an address by lion. John J.. M
benz OF Wheeling. who $i'1k" ilu'hlI!
or the theme, "AlHr Cuuntr. and AourS'
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Briefs.

Mr. George Raurrlc. or Wheeling.
spent tn" Fourth with his family at Ep-
worth Park.
willie. Saturday. were Ruth Jarrett. Mrs.
Willis and 7. w. Perkins and family.
The Rny Scouts. with their Scout Mas
tor. Rev. Bixel. took hike to l'amira
one day last week.
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs; Mel
vim Richards. The last or the, week. and
attended church on Sunday.
Or. F.. n. Piper. and family ,y we1c
calling on school friends OF Mrs. Piper
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laws and family.
Of Quaker City. were visiting At INC
homes Of Mrs. Laws mother. Grandma,
Lewis. and Mr.. Laws parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Will Laws. few days last week
Mr.. Add Sykes has returned TO ms
boarding place al Mr.. Jarretts AFTER
a two months trip.
Andrew Jarrett and Wife and grand
sons. Norman and Robert. were with the
family 0f his son Alvin. Friday.
Mrs. Evans. Of Rarnesvillc. was with
hor aunt. Mrs. Victoria Anderson. Sat
urday. Mrs. Anderson still continues
quito poorly. with little hopes Of be-
ing better.
Mrs. Porter is some hotter. She he's
hcon very seriously afflicted with alb
sccsscs. and has suffered greatly
Mr.. Enfield Palmer and Miss Lure
Perkins. of. Lloydsville. spent last week
with his sister. Miss Lucy Palmer.
Joseph McNicols is suffering from
sevcrc attack Of Guinsy.
Charles Flood of Akron-,is here Tor
two months visit with his parents MI
and IN Mrs John s E!Uad: IS Ascending this
~e NIX. IN James me 'G F"it6n Ana Clark Hunt
have purchased new Automobiles.
Mr.. W: W. Lucas. q Warh Sr,,in ca, nGd
Mrs. \. =. Jarrett. last SUNDAY. and At
tended services at the NJ. +. church'
which was a patriotic temperance nd
dress on Christian teqrance.
Miss El5a R' hf T ND em Wdrt sr' call:
Ing on friends here sunday afternoon;
Mrs. Retta Rogers and little son, nI
Wheeling. arc with her parents. MT. an"
Mrs. George Wilson. Mr.. Wilson Is SC
rious1y indtsposod.
Mrs. Kate McGauEhy we're bethesda
callers Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna .Stonehrakcr Is again with
her mother. Mrs. Elizaheth,, EMS; nrer
AlledoniR. Mrs. Ellis sun c"l''"ur"
Mr.. l.. W. Lucas went TO MassIllon.
Thursdav. and returned here on Friday
with hi: wife and son Glen, who Will
spend the summer vacation mere:
vania. scamc Saturday. in their touring
car. for A visit with Mr.. Louis Nickel
vev and family.
Mr.. James Jarrett. VIII" and daughter;
Mrs. Efne Bryan, Of Centcrvtllc. called
on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jarrett, Sunday
afternoon IN,
The Park hotrl opened to-day with
Prof T.. W. Lucas. Of Massillon' ms
proprietor.
Chalmers Jarrett. Of Kelsey. returned
home from n visit with friends here re.
Gently.
Elmer Lucas returned tho first of this
week from Minnesota. whore hS has
spent the winter.
Mr. ]. ". Perkins and family visited
the wesley chapel near Belmont, sun
dav afternoon.
D. f. Perkins and wife and F. L. Ma
ris and wife called m Sherman Perkins
and sisters. OF Ccntcrville, Sunday after
noon.
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Mrs. YIN. Stone will be hostess -
the Daisy Circle OF the First NJ. l..
church. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bowers koontZ. Of Bakersfield
Cal. arrived in the city Saturday an i
will spend several weeks. visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry koontz. on Virginia
street.
MIR Charles Koon'z. Of t'airchancs
Pa. arrived here Saturday and will
spend several days with his parents. Nj:
and Mrs Jacob koontz. on river front.
Mr. 3. =, Muhlsman and son spent
Sunday with Mr.. Henry W. Muhleman
Of Hannibal. z.
MIR. 4. NJ. Long, Of Pine Grove. was in
the city Saturday looking after bust
ness matters before the circuit court.
K. +. Hcudlec. book keeper II The New
Martinsville bank. spent Sunday with
mis- father. Samuel ncaIlec. at PorterS-
falls.
Thomas McAllister. of Allister. was
here Saturday attending 20 business
matters before the court court.
Amos Long. OF Pine Grove. left for his
home Sunday after spending the day
visiting friends.
Jacob Moore. or Vernon. returned
home Sunday after spending several
days az the guest of his daughter. Mrs
Fred Stewart.
Ralph Koontz. Of Columbus. O.. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob koontZ.
Or. John A Garrett. Of Far. was Il
professional visitor in the city Monday,
John McAllister. Of Reader. was IN
the city. Monday. the guest ~ friends
Miss Marion Johnston left this morn
Ing for her home at Nashville Tenn
after spending the past week as the
guest OF Miss Evelyn Clark, on Maple
avenue
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Special Dispatch to the lntelliseneef.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., July a.:
Despondent because Of domestic tr03
BILE, Mrs. Mandy Pearson, agea IL
ATTEMPTED to commit suicide by drink.
ing carbelic acid here this afternoon
She is in. a serious condition tonight
Her husband and she were separated,
it Is said
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rxorru,on Movable Affair.

Nearly loo people enjoyed the .piS
outing and boal rAcurSi"u given IuIs
Fourth, under the auspices oil me L"us"
of E,lks, The steamer Joe r"Wlcr' "u.
of the best on the river. took inc cAC t
sioutstS 10 ludcn city ana Sls'tiS ~ ' INV.
iao,.;ng hrr, ut . O'Clock ana returning
-, ~ 1,rcIork last night. liand c"ncr'" "
and dancing were enjoyed ON the boat
while a big basket dinner al s'adsh tarA
featured the outing.
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BOARD of Review In Session.

The board ut equalization and review
composed ot T. Y. lcHc. J. i. i'ohur anu '
\ NJ cunningham, met Monday morning
in annual session a. the court n"uSv LOT
the purpose OF rcNlewinS ANA EN"tll@! tl!':
The assessment ui tho real and personal
property as returned hy County -NSs"s-
sur VIM. NJ. N"sN. IN" h"af" "'S""
ly..d by ,.lrr,inv r. Y. inh". prc>Idfnt,
uu, Immediately lu"i> up inc N"ik ~
reviewing the assessment 81 Property ~
sand Hill district. Tn board Will he
in session fur the ncNI iwcnlH-lIN" "HN :.
and will look .Ncr one ul inc olSl'lS'
books per day.
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Traction system was heavy yesterday
MANY people being IN Wheeling and At
Wheeling Park for the Fourth. a
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris.
tian church will hold its regular weekly
meeting tomorrow in the basement. Oh
the church. Lunch will be served at the
noon. hour and the usual diversions Wnis
be enjoyed.
Harry Rogers, Joe Weidman and sey-S
eral other local parties spent the Fourth.
at Darlington, O. -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gray, Of Mckees.
port, Pa, were the guests OF relatives
here the first Of the week. $50
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EQUALIZATION BOARD
STARTS WORK TO-DAY
washington District Land Books Will
BE Reviewed as First Days
Work.

Tho board Of equalization and rcvi"w
will get down 10 business this morning
reviewing tho land hooks Of WashlnEton
district, hearing petitions and probably
mont President Gala Mitchell will pre-.
side over the sessions that will be held
in the grand Jury room.
Madison district Will be taken. up TO-
morrow, Clay district Friday. and Union
district Saturday.
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MAJORSVILLE:
Accidents.


MAJOESNliLE W. Va. July r.
Alice. the little daughter OF MI ana
Mrs. Hugh Church. reCcI.ed orC4-cn
arm by falling recently. DR.. Summons
reduced the fracture. and at present the
iilIic girl is convalcSCinE.
W. w. Campbell was painfully IN,
iur"d By hcins thrown from n l"auc, ~
ynrnr THURSDAY DR.. MIllikcn. or
Grrysvillr. gave first aid and later re-
moved the injured man Ia his home. DR..
Summons tn" family physician: was
called and /, is believed mat MI camp
bell will recover
Local friend at this place received the
sad news Of the accidental death Of
Tommy Scott eldest son OF MI ann
Mrs Thomas Scott. az Washington ft'-
day. The lad was employed at the
\krnn rubber factory rnr was killed at
mat place by the cars. The Scott lAm-
lily wer" former residents or ms SCI
,in, and their many friends here extend
sympathy to The bercay'ed family In
Torment at Washington. "a
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Mrs Erkman. !. highly respected lazy
who lived with her son Ed. OH i.IN"
street. died Saturday. Funeral SfrNi les
will be held to-day nj her laIc homie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heed died FRIDAY nj
her home II, EadGcrshurg. Funeral scr
vices SUNDAY al u'cl"'k. conducted by
Re-. Bcn Clark. lHtcrinent AZ Ehcn"-
ger. .,
received tn. sad news tina! her daughter.
Mrs Lura IIyciun. of southern NH-
ginia, had died. and together Win h"r
infant daughter. was lurI'd IN Nchh'HI
day. This is Il great shock /" her aga
mother, who mas many loved ONES buried
in tho Sunny Southland.
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w. 2. M. S.

The Nrrnan'S Foreign Missionary So
rirty will hold their regular monthly
,ncrlIny THURSDAY afternoon at III"
home Of Mrs Louise Patterson.
The l.iEh, Bearers, at the home 81
t'r"da Kemp.
Tho Kings HcraldS will hold their
Meeting at Miss Violet FLANAGAN :.
Ecv. VIM. T. Chase preached N Nor
risIuwn, SUNDAY afternoon, at 2:3p.
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new MARTINSV|LLE

NEW MARTINSrlLLE. W. Va. July
t.-Miss Elda Dixon was hostess to a
number OF her friends Monday evening.
with q party. The evening Was spent In
playing games and at a seasonable hour
a deichtfuI' luncheon was served.
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IL spending the week In the lower part
Of the state visiting with relatives.
RAYMOND Tough will return to Beth
any the first nf the week. after visit
at his home here. .
VIM. White will go to Spencer to-day
to resume his duties after a visit over
the Fourth at his home here.
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burton Gets Church Contract.

AT recent netting 81 INC. CIV H..
church, the contract for tho erection OF
The new church rdilirc was a"Grdtd tn
Contractor y. 7. Burton. tn nui!nI,S
is 10 be built at the corner OF ScVEn.i,.
street and jefferson avenue anu "0'N
will be started immcdlalcl!.
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Get Hearing To-day.

James Baker and Arch Conner, lncal
,.oT,nr men, viii bcarraign"d before
Mavor Evan q. Roberts TINS m3rntms
in police court. on charge q! gs W.
The Two we're taken into CUSTODY MrI
daV afternoon. while staging u pat''e
IN Third street,
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MOUNDSVILLE
Star+ work Ynmeaiatelv

AS soon as material can be placed on
the grounds work Will be started on tne
erection OF the new building for the
United States Zinc companys new smell
ter and zinc manufacturing COMPANY
plant. The buildings 70 be occupied as
blacksmith and machine shops Will be
built first
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Cyclists Meet Tomorrow

The members uf the MuunnsNil!r !nm
,o-.,c,a t'ub will meet al The ncadquaf-
terS on Jefferson Avenue lo-morr"" eve
ming. at which time the program t"T l mS
rae meet. Jun" \. neat S"i"rua!' W.!
BE-. made. out The rae" mcGi SaiuIuhH
Will he staged At the old COUNT! iA|'
course
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Grading Work Progresses.

The work NJ grading seventh s'ree'
below Lafayette avenue for paving con,
tlnues 10 progress nicely nuhus' ~
mon arc at work this week, anu at thc
nrcscnt rate OF progress 1t will he, but
= short time before the actual WORK 0i
having is under way.
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prIson Report ISSUED.

Warden NJ. L. White, or inc s'ase
bort for the month Of June, to ne
board Of control and Governor Hathela
There we're .l29 prisoners confined lr
the institution Al The beginning OF tns
month. while at the cnd OF 'He i'"" -
the total was an even l,lup.
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McMECHEN
ronrth Celebrated Here.

Fourth Celebrated Here.
Tho Fourth OF July holiday naSseo
rncycn,rul here. there being no celcora-
ton Of my kind planned. Many people
were out of the City. on picnlcs ano ~ =.
nil was quiet. 1t was like Sunday
here, The McMechen shirt factory sus-
ncnded operations for the day. and near
" all stores and places of business IN
general were closed during the Day
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Mcnfecheu Briefs.

The newly elected Officers ~ NC.
Mcchen lodge. No. IA. knights OF
Pylhias, were installed at the regular
weekly business meeting OF the order
held last evening. :.
Fr,nndship Castle. No. II. knights OF
Tho Golden Eagle, will hold It's regular
weekly business meeting this evening IN
the McMechen building
The county road between here ana
Glendale haa been greatly improve
during the last several weeks ~, ~, H. ~
and now brick has been put down IN
number OF places. ;,.,-, =. +bs
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Business Resumes To-day.

All factories in this viriniiy. cXclun'
ine the tostoria glass pnnl, Will re-
sumo operations This morning altSr 1n pe
hniiday. The business houses in gen.
.ral viii be reopened to the public TINS
morning.
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wilson Funeral.

Funeral services for the lat" Mrs 20
Iona Wilson. aged 81. who died al heF
home az Limestone. Monday. morn'nE,
will be held tomorrow morning at 'h ha
family residence. lntcrment VIII ~
made in the Limestone cemetery
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Yachting Party.

Miss Mabel Potts gave & yachting
party Monday evening for number or
her lady friends. The yacht left New
Martinsville a. / o'clock and went up
the river as far as Proctor and down as
! far as the dam. returning to the city at
o'clock
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Entertained

Miss Annie Atkinson very pleasantly
entertained tn" members OF the Busy
I:r. rIuh nj h,.r home Thursday. Each
member was requested to bring n piece
Of fancy work. which. when rniShcd
will br for sale at tho bazaar to be heid
mex, mnnth. at the NJ. Z. church.
4 delicious luncheon was served ny
1iss ATKINSON. Among those present
;,rr" Mrs. NJ. c. Johnson. Misses Ada
Nlahen. Lcota Steele, Lenora Harsh
Mary Harsh. and other members OF the
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Tnylors' Ridge Picnic.

The annual Taylurs Ridge S"udaI
Scnuul picnic Wall be held at Ih!
Ridge Saturday. July 10. Everybody ~
extended all invitation 10 attcllu.
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MaY-McJutOn.

Joseph f.. May. !urncr,! pI inns tilH'
now OF CiiencV. -. and julia y. MCJ!-
ton. also 1T Glencoe. we've married mere
Monday afternoon al the feSlirh'c ~
Rev. y, Il. Bennett. t;e'. Bennett Oh
flGIated
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When q man breathes he uses his mus.
cular strength TO draw in the air. ana
It Is afterwards forced out automatically.
With insects, as a German inVesdgntor
has Just discovered. this procesS
lust reversed.