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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10
Old Man Pleads for Mercy.

Several of them boldly proclaimed
their allegiance to the l. w w An old
man pleaded for mercy. Il have lived
here for is years. he said. and have
raised "A large family | am not an
|. w. w. am as patriotic as any man
here"
But some one in the party remem-
bcred that the speaker had been ar
rested at /. w. W. headquarters and
he so informed the others. When tht.
last man had done his turn M the
whipping post they We're all lined up
with faces toward the west. Let this
be a warning To all |. w VS. To never
come To Tulsa again" said the ring
leader. Now get"
The frightened and half naked uen
ran with their bare feet through the
brush. The captured officers stated
late tonight that there were fully 80
men in the party. They were all at
tired alike.
After the recent blowing up with
lnitroglycerin of the home here Of ].
Edgar Pew, vice-president Of the Car
ter Oil company, 1t was announced by
authorities that plans for spreading "a
reign of terror" around Tulsa by I.
W. W. had been uncovered. preNira-
tions were made by officials to combat
the plans. which never materialized.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10
0kL LAItolAA MOB TAKES MERc|LESS REVENGE ON l. W.
4a2imahsts viii Offer Armistice for Peace Par1ey
The Weather

Montana-GeneralIy fair Satur.
day and Sunday; not much change
in temperature.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10
Lash Until Blood Runs.

TIL" automobiles in the party were
placed in circle with their lights
shining on an oak tree. The l. W. W.
were made 10 strip To the waist The
"knishts' stood guard With guns point
ed at each man. One by one the ropes
We're taken from their wrists and they
were tied to the tree, One of the party
then stepped forward with IL lash ana
applied il until the blood ran. Then
another stepped up with whitewash
brush and pot of boiling tar This
was applied over the back Several
handfnls of feathers We're then thrown
into the tnr
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10
Seized by knights"

They We're fined 800 each aud COM
mltt"d to jail. The police arrested six
others, who had appeared as witnesses
II WAS decided to take the entire party
To their headquarters and exact from
them promise to leave the city before
morning, in which event their fines
would hc suspended.
The prisoners We're placed IN three
touring cars. AS the motor ears nearcd
|. w. W. hall Il number OF the knights
of Liberty" jumped from behind n pile
Of bricks and with levelled rifles and
revolNers ordered the drivers to stop
The l. W. W's were searched, their
hands tied and the drivers ordered to
proceed TWO blocks farther along six
automobile loads of men similarly
clad and armed, joined the procession.
They We're driven into il Wild ravina
beyond the city limits.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10
Terrible Punishment Inflict-
cd on Those Terrifying
Southern City.
POLICE ARE FORCED
TO WITNESS AFFRAY
After Physical Torture They
Arc Turned Loose and
Warned Not to Return.

Tulsa. Okla. Nov. 9.--Seventeen
members OF the |. w. W.. in charge
Of police were taken from, the Of
ficers at 4, o'clock tonight by men
wearing black robes and masks.
The officers, who were on the way
to I. w. W. headquarters in three
automobiles were forced to drive
their prisoners to a secluded spot.
where each Of the |. w. VS. were.
lashed with q cat o. nine tails and
a coat Of hot tar and feathers was
applied to the bleeding backs.
With each stroke Of the brush
the black robed man in charge OF
the ceremony uttered the words:
''ln the name Of tho outraged
women and children Of Belgium
stripped to their trousers, the !. w.
W.'s then were started toward the
Usage hills. Hundreds of rifle and re :
volver shots We're fired in the air and
they sped into the darkness.
Warning Piacards Posted.
Large, printed signs appeared on the
front door oi the J. w. W. hfauQuar-
ters, in railroad stations, on telephone
poles ana elsewhere 1t bore these
words:
Notice to the l. w w
Don't let the sun set ON YOU in
Tulsa.
Vigilance Committee"
According to one of the policemen
upon his return To the city the organ
i2ation is known as the knights oi
Liberty" lie heard this name used b,
one of the men. The black robes
hoods and masks made II impossihl,
Tor the officers to identify any of them
Eleven Of the L. w. W.'s had beer
convicted in police court on a charg.
of Nagrancy, following II trial astinl
we'll into the night.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
WILL PLAY JoHNsrowN sATUR-
DAY IN ELIMINATION SERIES
Second Game Will be Played at League
Park Sunday-Team Deserves
Big Support

The Sirochmann baseball club. cham
pion Of thu Intcr-City league. Will
leave this city Friday evening. To enter
the elimination series for the amateur
baseball championship of the world. Inc
team will leave at $50 o'clock over the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad for PITTSBURGH,
from which point the trip to Jamestown,
Pa. will he made without stop.
The StronhmannS will play johns
town, Saturday. the first game Of q ser
les Of three. The second game will be
played here Sunday afternoon. at Lea
que park. If IL third game is necessary
to decide the winner of this series It
will be played ut League Park on We'd
ncsdny. September S, il was announced
last night.
If the Strnchmanns defeat Johns
town in this series, they will next meet
Detroit. and then. if successful over
that team. will play Pittsburgh ana nm
ally Cleveland.
Members OF the Strochmann club will
meet at League park this evening for
practice. Manager Merge requests all
players TO report rs early ms possible
Deserves Liberal Support
The Stroehmann Club is deserving Of
liberal support on tho part of local
baseball fans and business men gener-
ally. having put Wheeling on the nasc-
ball map and attracted wide attention.
The club. besides winning the Inter-
City league title. has defeated many OF
the fastest teams in the valley, and now,
when entering the series with the
worlds amateur championship ut stake,
is drawing attention from the entire
country.
Everywhere the club has played It
has elected much favorable comment
upon its clean tactics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
WENTWORTH FOR
STRONG NERVES
AND GOOD HEALTH"

This is the way Il great friend OF
the tonic put the case recently when
reporting its great qualitieS-a man
who has taken Nerv-Worth and adj
viSed many others TO take IL. Below Is
a story that justifles all he said:
While attending market some time
ago Mrs. Jane Myrtle. of this city. was
taken sick. A dose Of Wentworth be-
ing available. it was given her, gave
prompt relief and she was able to walk
home. Later she purchased bottle OF
this famous family tonic. Later still
she told results and signed her name
to the statement:
MY trouble was nervous tndiges-
ton. I would have pains In back,
chest and bowels. At times the pains
would be so severe I'd fall on the floor.
Would yomit. poor sleeper-not more
than two hours sleep at night. For
the last year l would get awful head
aches. Have been troubled this way
for eight years. Have taken NerV-
Worth for a short time. and all my
troubles are gone No pains, sleep
good, rested in the morning. After
doctoring long time / find nothing
ever reached my case but Wentworth.
certainly recommend the medicine.
give Wentworth the credit Of re-
gaining my health.
MRS. JANE MYRTLE.
1896 Alley IA
Your dollar back at Baer's Drug
Store, Wheeling, If Wentworth does
not do Tor you what it did for Mrs.
Myrtle.
Nerv-Worth Is sold at Mingo juno
ton by Moore Bros; Martins Ferry.
by Ralston & Parker: St. Cla1rsville.
by Patterson & Sons; GAINESVILLE, by
Hilles Bros: Cameron, by Cameron
Drug Co.; Sistersville.r by c. B.
DisQue: New Martinsville, by Horn
brooks Drug Store; MoundsviIle. by
]. H. Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport, by
Selby & Reed (Dent Pharmacy; Bel
laire, by Dankworth Bros: Paden City,
by Morgan Bros; Warwood. by ". f.
Mcnamara; Fulton, by Fulton Phar.
macy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
RACE RESULTS
At SARATOGA
SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. es.-Results:

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. e9.-Results:
First race. all ages. handicap: six fur
longs;
Tutin,atum. ia. Buxton : to l. 5 to 2.
and to ). first: Tea Caddy. lis. Nc
Taggar,, to l. 1 to 5 and l to 3. sec
ond: Startling. ll3. Butwell. to l. 10
! and 70 ). third. Time-1.l5 Ia.
Second race. four year olds and up
selling. st.eplechase. about miles:
Reddest. ia. Fennessey. to l. even
and TO ). first: Mausolus. AS. Allen
: to /. 20 and to ). second: Bam-
boo. l0+. Stevenson, 10 ,. 10 and l
to =. third Time-4:22 l-5.
Third race. The Amsterdam. year
olds and up. selling handicap. mile:
Harry Shaw. l06. Schuttinger. tc
I. 4 to and out. won: J. J. Lillis. 1872
Petz u II. | to 1 and out. second
PaGGywhack. los. KeoEh. to .. even
and our. third. Tjme-l:i3.
Fourth race. three year old and up
hadicap. mile and furlong:
Garbage. 100. Schuttinger to l. even
and out. won: Waukeag. 10I. Lyke. &c
l. to IN and out. second: Chimper. 126
Rutwell. Q To 90. out and out. third. Time
--l:5S.
Fifth race. year Odds and UP. mile
and a furlong:
Blackboard. us. Haynes. 9 to 5. . tc
8. ard out. won: Viewpoint. lis. But.
we'll. even, ! to and out. second: Sta,
Maid. no. McTtaggart. 5 to /. even. and
out. third. Time-1:59 is.
Sixth race. year olds. S furlongs:
Queen Margot. 106. McTtaHZart. II tc
20, out. and out. won: Gueland. 100
Schutttnger. to 1. even and out, sec
ond: Candidate II. 100. Buxton. Is to S
/ to 2 and out. third. Time lis. Only
three starters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
STEUBENV|LLE

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio Aug. 90
There was general rejoicing among the
young married men Of Steubenville and
vicinity as the result of uecIsion
reached ut a conference held In CO.
lumbus yesterday. That decision was
10 the effect that If wife, despite the
fact that she may be able to work and
support herself, Is dependent on her
husband for support. he is exempt from
military service. AS result of this
ruling fully IS young married mon who
were passed and certified, will be dis
missed and makes necessary the calling
Of another batch Of men for examina-
ton. It is estimated that st least 100
men are needed to fill out district No.
l's quota. 1t Is believed that these
will be easily secured from the 1.n0U
called TO report this week for examina-
tion Five hundred men will appear
Friday and the second 500 on Satur-
day.
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rnxnnnla And Yrtsfs.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. McCausland. nf
Elm Grove, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Caster Of Hubbard. 0.
Prof and Mrs. e. II. Ebers. of Elm
Grove. left yesterday for Mt Lake Park.
where they Will spend several days
FRANC Creighton. of Peters Run. was
removed from his home Tuesday even-
Ing to the hospital. where he Is CON
fined with a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Lester Grow, Of Elm Grove, who IS
I'll in the Ohio Valley General hospital
with typhoid fever. is in serious con-
dition.
Madelyn. the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ella Miller, Is i'll at The family
homo In Patterson,
Mrs Harrell Smith. Of Elm Grove.
is visiting relatives II farkctsburg Tor
few days.
Harry Glitch If Elm Grove. has 10
turned home aftc- 4 short visit in Pitts
burEh.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Lcwellyn OF Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
W. V. u. WILL TRAIN
AT MOUNT CHATEAU

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Aug. 81
In spite OF the recommendation OF the
National Collegiate Athletic Association
that training camps be omitted from the
fall program for football. West Virginia
In common with University Of Pitts
bursh and Washington &c Jefferson, her
two strongest opponents for the sea-
son, will so ahead with plans for the
annual camp at usual. West Virginia
for four years has held preliminary
practice at Mount Chateau" the sum-
mer resort hotel nine miles out from
atoreantown, which is reached from here
by the best Of roads. and it Is the plan
to conduct the fall training there again
this year.
One half mile from the hotel com
modious country baseball diamond
serves as practice field and this Is
rugged up with everything necessary Tor
the proper conditioning Of the men.
1t is entirely p, obable that West Viz
einia will observe the recommendation
OF the \. C. 4. A. end do away with
tho training table for athletes this year.
For a number OF years this has been
the source Of considerable expense 70
the athletic department and its results
are doubtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
DRILLING ROCKIES
About IS Young Men Of Wheeling t"A'
ing Preliminary Training on0ef
Plattsburg Officers

About IS young men OF ti'lH vii,
have been called to the co'ols ' are
,sI;nv tbc preliminary training offered
hu the Wheeling branch Of the Pla1ts-
burg association n oro he
Drills for the conscripted men arc De-
Two held on Tuesday. "cuneSuas :
TVS and Friday nights in the
IJnsly armory. Different officers or , ,nc
Plattsbure association are urnl.ne
them. Last night Johnson c. Mvk S icy:
George F.. Boyd and other oihcers pun
ne bows throug h hard drill. All young
men of Wheeling and Ohio county WIZ
are soon to report at training c"n.ps
arc Invited to take advan'aEe VI , me
preliminary training Tree tn"' law,
nav. he in better position to pass eAai''-
inat;ons 40 officers at the camps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
Detectives Not Exempt
From Military Service

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 2s.--.
That the Baldwin-Feltz Detective
Agency is not an Industrial enterprise,
within the meaning Of the law, emit.
thing employees Of that agency to ex.
emption from army service, was De
cided to-day by the Federal district
exemption board for the southern. dis.
trict of West Virginia. The hoard
made the ruling in answer to IN ap-
peal from an operative OF the agency
employed at or near Bluefeld. -
The Federal district board tonight
announced that in 112 cases no de-
cisions Of the county. boards hsd been
affirmed. while in Is cases the county
boards were reversed On original
appeals to the district board IL per.
sons making application because OF
being engaged in industrial enter
trial enterprises with the maintenance
OF which was necessary tt. the sue
cessful prosecution Of the war, were.
exempted from military service. while
90 applications for exemption were
refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
Automobile Recovered

4 Maxwell automobile which was
stolen from Smithtleld several months
ago has been located in Alliance and as
result an arrest is expected to be
made at any time. The machine was
owned by William Gerke and he has
gone to Alliance to take charge Of the
machine. The thief after getting away
with the car filed off all the numbers
but one and 1t was by this one that the
car was identified.
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Grove. have returned to their home
after q short visit with relatives In IN
iontown. Pa
John Auber. Of Patterson, who is con-
fined to the Ohio Valley General nos
pital, Is much improved.
Miss Jessie oliver of Elm Grove mas
returned home alter a few days WISH
TO Warwood- ,Io
Williams Phillips. or 1rlaocIPI.,'.-
.,,rnod home after visit to MI
Clemens. ,.iIl
N,ft Dimnack, of Trindelphta' VIII
leave saturday for Pittsburgh where he
will visit relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
TetinH Soldiers

The members Of Companies F and
national guard units are certainly en-
joying their final stay in this city prior
to moving into the big camp Mt Mont
gnmery. Seldom a day passes bur
what some social event is not given in
their honor The women Of the COM
munity are taking an interest ana they
nre doing much to make the last days
Of the boys Mt home pleasant ones.
Swell feeds are the order Of the day.
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|STR0EHMANN5 LEAVE FRIDAY NIGHT
| FORF|RST CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST

the cantonment camp at Chillicothe Is
completed there will be q vast amount
Of labor available and this city and VI
cinity Is going in to attempt to corrai
some Of 1t. Laboring men are badly
needed here and good wages are being
paid. In fact it is stated that better
wages are offered here than in any sec
ton of the state 1t is estimated that
1.0n0 men can find employment In this
section.
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an address. :;
Miss Katherine worthington has re-
turned to her home on South Lincoln
avenue after q visit with Miss KAtherS
inc Fordyce Of Cambridge.
Charles Dew Is confined to his hcmo
on West Main street by illness.
Pearley jenkins Of Harrison street -
business visitor In Columbus. -
Tom Scott and Walter Oliver Of this
place arc In Columbus this week a..
tending the state fair. While there
they are visiting with Mr. ScottI
aunts. Misses Eva. Ella and F1orA
Henry. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
corroRyuLE CHALLENGES.

The Connorvillc y. c. CHALLENGES nns
e,st tce,,, IN the Ohio Valley for q game
s sunday. sept 2. Preferably the Rnu RS,
I1nme club, Padcn City. Il. o. shop
team. Patterson and Elm Grove , NM. Man-
tins Ferry All-stars or any local team :
For arrangements call oR20' between
and S p. m.
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m PLAY wRahiuQton.

The P. & E. G. baseball team will,
play tho Washington team Saturday
afternoon. on the Elm Grove grounds
A very good game Is expected rs both
teams are evenly matched. and each has
won two games. This will be the decid-
INK game Of the series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
r,4.a.,p,aa DiTtriot Hsgn School.

The Trladelphia District high schoo
will open next Tuesday and the largest
attendance in its history is expected
II rs satd that nearly three hundred STU
dents win enroll for this term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

TWO new concrete waiting rooms arc
beans built at Edgwood for the W. Va
Traction & Electric Co., and the work
Is progressing rapidly. The stations
are being erected short distance east
Of thu old station at Edgwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
-- rste Fhi. Hvcn+nr

q lawn fete VIII be given this eve
ming By the LADIES' AID Society OF the
n. E church The affair
will be held in the field opposite the
church A large crowd Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
Al Ynnoa Memorial

Services win be held at the Vance
Memorial church in Woodsdale this
coming Sunday. There have been no
services In the church for two weeks be-
cause Of infantile paralysis. Danger OF
en epidemic has passed md public
GATHERINGS VIII be permitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
MaaftnG ThtQ Afternoon

The Country Womans Club OF Clin-
ton will hold meeting this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Sara Meyers or
McGraws run. All tho members are
requested to attend
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Fall OF Car Fatal

ALTO Patkrak. As. is dead as the result
Of attempt 10 recover his hat when 1t
blew off his head while he was riding
on street car. He made q grab for
his hat and missed 1t. Then he got
off the car while 1t was in motion. He
got OF backwards and fell heavily to
tho ground striking his head. He was
removed to q hospital where he died a
few hours later. never regaining con-
seriousness,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

Recruit up from country thaV1ng
himself took" in his new un!form)
-Lor. Guv' nor, do 'urry up inls
ere smiling fairly makes my ears
ache!-London Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
MAXWELL Funeral.

Funeral services will be held for Mrs
Amanda Maxwell this morning at 1000
o'clock at her home near West Alexan'
der. Interment will be made in the West
Alexander cemetery.
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entertainment Tonight

The members Of the Epworth League
Of the First M E. church Of Elm Grove
VIII give an entertainment this evening
In the church A very good program
has been arranRed-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

II every one Of the c'untryb 30.
900, 900 homes throws away ooo oncs
OF bread a day 1t means Wasting daily
SIS, 900 pounds OF flour. r enough TOR
more than 100000 loves Of one
pound a day. --------.--
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a housing Sender

The commissioned officers from this
city who have gone to Chillicothe to
train the new national army. were given
n rousing scndoff when they left here.
Roth companies T and G stationed here
acted as an escort and marched to the
depot to soc tho boys off, A vast crowd
gathered at the depot and the cheering
could be hoard for blocks.
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The moving picture theatre at Fulton
will again open in the near future. Re-
pairs ara now being made to the build
Ing.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Aug. 2J.-The
death of Miss Olga Peterson. a we'll
known colorcd girl. occurred at the
home on South Broadway about IL
o'clock Tuesday after an Illness Of q
complication of diseases. She was 81
years OF age. and besides her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Peterson. she
leaves three sisters and one brother,
Misses Lillian and Trilda Peterson. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith. and William Peterson
'of this place. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the a. NJ. E. church. Rev. Beck Off
ciatng. Intermcnt will be made In the
Southern cemetery.
Entertained.
Mrs. VIII Meek OF Columbus. who Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bradfcld of North Chestnut
street, entertained the following ladies
ut dinner ut the Stratford Springs ho-
tel. Wheeling. Tuesday: Mrs. George
Bradhcld. Mrs. Q. ?. Norris. Mrs. Frank
Harrison. Miss Laura Rogers and Miss
Mary Walton Of New York. They made
the trip in an automobile.
GAINESVILLE Briefs.
VIII Giffen of Flushing spent Tues
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
tClST bllIcn, VI WEST NnuTCn SlEeCl
Mrs. Ralph Crosley and three chill
dren Of Columbus are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mumma, OF
South Broadway.
viii Fowler is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler. of North
Broadway. He will 90 from here to
Laroe. Pa, where he has a good ppo-
sition.
Miss Gail Stevens Of Summerfeld Is
visiting her cousin. Miss Bessie Reed, Of
North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Frank Starky and daughters.
Dorothy md Gertrude. Of Walnut
street. will go to GAINESVILLE today.
where they will visit a few days with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner and
daughter. Eva, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Goe and little daughter. Virginia.
OF Weston. W. Va, arc visiting Mrs.
Jennie Stephens and Charles Stephens
Of this place.
William Friday Of this place. who has
been in poor health for the past rev
months, has COMO to Mt. Vernon hos
pital. whcre he will take treatment.
Hon. ]. A. White Of Columbus VS.
tied relatives and friends hero Tuesday
on his way to Belmont-Monroe reunion