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ALWAYS CALL A DOCTOR
NO OCCASION FOR PANIC

Spanish Influenza, which appeared
in Spain in May, has all the appear
ance of grip or la grippe, which has
swept over the world in numerous
epidemics as far back as history runs.
Hippocrates refers TO an epidemic IN
Az B. c.. which is regarded by many
10 have been Influenza. Every CEN
mry has had it's attacks. Beginning
with 1881, this country has had five
epiGemics, the last in 1SS9-9O
There is no occasion for panic--in-
huenza itself has very low percent
age OF fatalities over one death
out of every four hundred cases, ac-
cording to the N. G, Board OF Health.
The chief danger lies in complications
arising. attacking principally, patients
in run down condition those VINO
don't go to bed soon enough, or those
who get up too early.
THE SYMPTOMS
Grippe, or influenza as 1t is now
called, usually begins with chill fol
lowed by aching, feverishness and
sometimes nausea and dizziness, and
general feeling OF weakness and de
preston. The temperature Is from
100 to 104, and the fever usually lasts
from three to five days. The germs
attack the mucous membrane, or
lining of the air passages nose,
throat, and .bpBchief tubes there is
usually hard cough, especially bad
at night, often times a sore throat or
tonsilitis, and frequently all the APP
pearance of severe head cold.
THE TREATMENT
Go to bed at the first symptoms
not only for your own sake but to
avoid spreading the diseasehto others
take purgatiye,, eat plenty OF
nourishing food. remain perfectly
quiet and don't swnrry. Quinine, as.
pirin or Dover's Powder, etc, may be
adnamistefal@b y'An8 physicians dir
ectionseto relieve the aching. But
there is mcclure OF specific for in
fiuenza-the disease must run Its
course, butS Nature will throw off the
attack il only you keep up youi
strength The chief danger lies il
the complications which may arise
Influenza SO weakens The bodily re
sistance that there issdanger OF pneu
monia or bronchitis developing, ant
sometimes inflammation of the middle
ear, or heart Affections For these
reasons. IL is very important that Tho
patient remain in bed until hi
strength returns-stay in bed a
least two days or more after the fevei
has left you, or if you are over so o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-19
SPANISH INFLUENZA WHAT It IS
AND HOW.lT SHOULD BE TREATED
Nothing New - Simply the Old Grip, or la
Grippe, that Was Epdemicin 10000, Only
Usfhen' 1T Came From Russia by Way
looW 10 of France and This Time by
Way of Spain.

arr tll'sfftqE tf.fs are
Go to Bed and STAY Quiet-Take
A Laxative-Eat Plenty of
NOurishing Food-KeeD
up Your Strength
Nature is the
W Cure"
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First Suburbantc--Ila your gar
len proved success?
Second Suhurbanlte-You betl I
Set traps. IA aud We've had fried
chickcn 30 lines this season
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not strong, stay in bed four days OF
more. according to the severity of The
attack.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
Concert Program.

The following program will be siy-
en- at the Diamond Street N E. church
by Rev. Job Jones aud children under
the auspices OF the McElfresh class:
Soldiers Chorus, Gounod, full Choir
US: Rock OF Ages, Fecell, mixed quar-
tet; Cradle Song. Crist, mixed quar-
tet: reading; Some Blessed Day.
kirkpatrick, mixed quartet; No Place
Like the Farm. Hodges, solo; o Morn
ing Land. Hackleman, duet: Hail Jer-
usalem, Wilson, male quartet: read
ing: Garden OF My Heart. Ball. solo;
Kentucky Babe, Geibel. mixed qaur.
tet; recitation, Your Flag. My Flag"
Garden Of Dreams, Lincoln, piano
solo; Camp Scene (originaD, duet;
Farmer Slow. Geibel full chorus; Con
serve the Food (originaD. full Choir
US: Liza Lady. Lfnders, mixed quar-
tet; Ole TIME Relisun; Good Night.
White, full chorus.
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ReEEonalE.

Mrs. Fred Loew and child returned
to their home in Wheeling yesterday
after a visit with the formers broth
er. George Hopwood and - mily in
Pleasant street.
a. Ross Masters OF Grafton spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Joseph
Masters here
Mrs. Roy Fl. Stewart ana niece, Miss
Mary Weekly have returned from a
visit with relatives in Fafrmont.
Lowery B, Huey was business VS.
itor in Wheeling Saturday.
MISC. c. Co6man spent the week
end with her mother, Nrs. Goodwin
III C1arksburg.
J. c. Yost was home from Wheeling
to spend the week end with his fam
lily in Washington street.
Clarence Pryor who is attending
school in Firmont spent the week
end at his home il Main street.
o. c. Satarfield left yesterday for
Il short visit in Wheeling
DR.. Russell D. Ice OF Moundsville
spent yesterday with relatives in the
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Hamilton left
yesterday for few weeks visit in
Berkeley Springs.
Miss Jane Raber has returned from
a visit with friends in Littleton.
Harry Walker has returned from
Brownsville. Pa, where he was visit
ing relatives. He viii be employed at
the window glass factory.
Miss Lucille Hamilton OF Fairmont
is here the guest OF Miss Ruth Mari
In Clarksbug street.
". ". Custer has returned from a
business visit In Fafrvfew.
Miss Ehie Anderson Of W. Y. G.
spezt Friday It her home IN Franklin
street
John c. barney left Saturday even
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and restored me to health and strength.
troubie. I know It to be q wonderful
medicine for women and can recommend
II 10 those who suffer with wouanly
trouble. Mrs. ANNE LEwELLTSs 213
Newton Street.
C1AESsBURG. W. VA.-TSome time ago
7 developed woman'S weakness and this
caused me to become all rundown and
weak. was so nervous that just the
least thing in the way Of a noise would
cause me to scream. / suffered with
-,ain in the back and side l went on
SuGTering this way for several years |
iri,d many different medicines but did
not get relief until l began taking Dr.
Pierce'S Favorite Prescription, and 1t
completely cured me Of all my weakness
and restored my health. can highly
recommend 'F'avorite Prescription as .:
Woman's medicine. T-NRs. NJ A. EAAoSs,
EOS Bridge Street.
MouSDsvILLE, ". vL-"Some eight
years ago In the opening OF spring began
to 20 down In health. became nervous
weak, could not eat nor sleep. and became
very thin. Was so completely Rundown
ono whole summer I took medicine bat
IL did not do me any good. was so weak
could scarcely get up and down stairs.
when began taking .FaTorite Prescrip-
tion.' | only took 2bout three bottles
when was we'll person auS began to be
strong and hearty. gained thirty-6ya
mounds IN weight, and am to-day strong.
and have never had any sickness since. l
owe q lot to DR.. Pierce'S EaVor1te Pre-
scription and am glad to recommend It
NiRs. NJ. ] WILSON, Sol 1st Street.
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Glass PIav q Success.

The Glass play, 1.-The Dear Boy
Graduates which was held by the
Class Of 80 NJ. H S. In the &1lditor-
iun Friday evening was great sue
cess and there was packed house
The large audience was more than
pleased with the performance. Defec-
tive wiring caused the absence OF the
regular lighting in the buildlnS but q
couple OF the boys showed the class
spirit by installing stozage batteries
nIav was given under the direction OF
The class officer. Miss Halle Haskins
who was very instrumental in the sue
cess of the affair. A neat sum w;eS
realized which will be invested in
war Savings Stamps and presented to
the School Library.
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WASHINGTON NEWS =
GOSSIP u szzszz. szssz. s..55..;l
By CHARLES BRoo<s sRfFT7.

much for her own organization and
installing new ideas and enthusiasm
into the officials with who she has
benn brought in contact here. Al
through trying to eyade social atten-
lions from her friends here. Mrs.
Pofenberger was only partly success
ful. Her friends in West Virginia col
ony demanded some Of her time. She
wasdined by CONGRESSMAN and Mrs.
Edward Cooper. Congresman and Mrs.
Harry C. woodward. Mrs. Stephen B.
EIl1ins, Mrs. Mary A. lockwood. and
Mrs. Thompson. They invited their
most interesting friends to meet her,
for Mrs. PoRenberger IS most inter
esting woman herself OF brilliant
mind, original ideas and ways OF ex-
pressing them. An OF which Is not
new to West Virgtnians. She Is one
OF the States brainest and foremost
and successful worker IN public vel
| fare work Just now. all her talents
and timo are devoted to war work, and
as the head OF the West Virgins WON
en- in the bond sale she has added
another SUCCESS to her long list OF
them
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7RAlEs glgNgIL
RlS SERVICE FLAG
Presented During a
Which Was Held
Yesterday.

r5aS hundred members Of various
~ si7iinioI5S attended the smoker hGd
tteFIsy afternoon IN willard Hal
~ Sdes council when address
55S delivered by Henry Ford.
1T OF the PiasterS Union, Of
n sbhre. and n. z. Kanter Of
llroI 6sEIile. Pa.
66a0nE the locals represented we're
ne following: bricKlayers, plastEezs,
CaF1e ntsrs, painters, Glassmakers'
6oi Eine sneineers, stage workers ct-
earfd5 a.. bars, railway mail clerks
biroflI eFhood Of locomotive engineers
snd fffsnien, order OF railway condue'
tors and printers.
q featnre Of the meeting was the
tafion of = large service nag
ming % stars, the gift Of clyde
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Il , III ~ =. =, = ~
:. = - ;ii15. az u
s tn iiEusse ok Mss Inciis Gun lllacA
n CflFkshurg street.
IEE G. s Coehrane Of Martins Fer
~ Ohio. arrived Saturday evening for
= visit with relatives
3Er. and Hrs. q. =. HoIobauSh have
returned from Cleveland, Ohio. W,here
they attended the funeral Of their
nephew.
8. HaEgerty has returned from 4
business visit IN Hundred
Mrs. q. C.. Farrell OF Metz spent
Saturday, With friends IN this city.
mss Rnth Feather Of Fairmont Is
the Euest OF Mss Sarah Baker N
MS. Eva watkins Of Edgemcnt Is
the euest OF her aunt, MS A1on1o
Price IN Dancer avenue.
DR. F.E- Flowers was a business VS.
itor IN Clover Gap Saturdays
John Tonkin. Jr., and Christie Payne
OF the Hope Gas Company were BUS
mess visitors here from Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Parish Of Fairview
are guests Of their daughter Mrs.. Ar
lie Stiles OF Rymer Hill.
Mrs. James A. Beeson has gone 20
WeIlsville, Ohio Tor short visit With
Dewey Snaner OF Fairmont spent
the week end with his parents MI
and Mrs. NJ. ". ShaGer here.
Miss Christine Morrison left yester-
day for few days visit In Pfttsburg.
Mrs. o. D. Floyd has returned from
a visit with relatives at Salem.
Mrs. Clyde Fish and little son, JUL
an returned yesterday TO :ESir home
in Jamestown. n. Y, after visit with
het formers parents Mr. and Mrs. D.
S. Ferry in Homewood.
]. L. Riggs of Grant Town spent Sun
day with his brother 7. II. Higgs IN
Buffalo street.
Dallas Hamilton of W v. Z. at Nor
gantown spent the week end at his
home here.
Miss Ethel Fryer of Grafton spent
the week end at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. CLAYTON and
little daughter Miss Jane left yester-
day for short visit With relatives in
Fairmont.
Charles MILAN has returned home
from a visit with his uncle Edward
Metz at Glover Gap.
John Thomas OF Fatrrnont spent Sun
day with friends in the city.
: Clyde Shanks has returned from
business visit in Wheeling.
Festus J. Barrett OF Cameron a for
mer local resident here is here for a
short visit.
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ONALS

rs. John Pierpont, Of Hazrisville'
IS hsrs on a visit to her parents, MI
ana hrs. n. D. Helpick, in Fatrmont
Z avenue.
Miss Eva Conaway. OF Washington,
q. G., Is here on visit to her sister,
irs. Finest Bell, m Fifth street.
Mss Virginia ShaunenbergeT, OF
Grafton, spent the week end here the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Meta CALI
her IN Quincy street.
DR.. B. d. Purinton, Of Morgantowno
was Z visitor In the city ON Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Gather, OF Winchester.
va, will arrive here this week on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
q. Afeuear, In Madison street.
Mrs. Kenna Clark, who had been
here for two weeks the guest OF her
parents, Judge and Mrs w. S. Hay
na1id, left Saturday for Philadelphia.
Mss Alice Martin, Of Parkersburg,
who Is located at Fairview this winter.
spent the week end here with Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. z. Smith in Beponi Avenue.
"a. @. Lindsay. Of Indiana, Pa, is
here on q visit to his dauGhter-lnlaw,
Mrs. Jack Lindsay, at the home Of the
17fter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee
Parker, in Naomi street
Mrs. r. A. McConaughey. who had
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
p NJ HoGe, in Benoni avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Cameron.
AIRS. Bruce Fanus, who has been
~ for several weeks from typhoid fe-
Jef, Is recovering.
MRS. ]. A. Lilly left today for
youngstown, o., to spend Easter with
har sister, Mrs. e. E. Flick. Mr.. Lilly
Wln Join her the latter part OF the
week
1Efss Mary Eta Bishop, OF Albrights-
vile. Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Dora Mitchell. in Hamilton street for
3 few weeks.
aErs. " D. Reed, of Fairmont ave
nue. underwent an operation on Satur-
day at the West Penn hospital IN
PittsbrrEh for the removal Of goItre.
Or. Ateheson Stewart, Of the West
Penn stan, performed the operation
which was very successful. Dr. Stew
art was in the city yesterday operating
on several cases at Cook hospital.
a9sg Caroline Welton, OF Keyser. IS
guest at the home OF her brother.
James Eelton and Mrs. Welton IN
SeEentAr street.
Yrs. W. D. Clark, OF Washington.
D. g, Is here on a visit to her father.
Michael Ford, in Fairmont avenue.
MIS-. Frank Crawford and children,
Hslel md Betty, went to Grafton to-
day. % visit the formers sister. Mrs
A e shannenberser for several days.
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Personals.

Ray Coffman. of Charleston, is
spending few days with his parents
in Columbia street.
Mrs. Blaine Boggess, Of Market
street, is visiting her sister, S1rs. Rich
mond, at Hastings.
Miss Ethel Shaffer, Of Tunnelton
arrived here today and will spend
some time with Mrs. William Shaffer
and son, Harry in Morgantown ave
Miss Nora Kuhn, OF Boothsville, is
visiting relatives in the city
Hugh Ball. who is employed at Ma
sontown, spent Sunday at his home in
Market street.
Harry Layman. OF Morgantown ave
nue.. is i'll OF Inflammatory rheuma
tisIn.
Miss Ella Byrd has returned to her
home at Haywood after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. L. e,
Robinson, in Market street.
Mrs. David Nixon and children, OF
Smithfeld, Pa, are guests of Mrs. j.
W. Harrington IN State street.
Miss Lulu Bishop, OF Ellington, was
a recent guest OF Miss Dav1nna Brown
IN Columbia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE. who reside in
Columbia street, have returned from
a several weeks visit at Wheeling.
DR.. e ~ Cox has returned from In
diana where he spent the past two
weeks.
Lester and Earl satterdeId. OF Col.
fax, who have been very Ill. are CON
valescing.
AIRS. William Arnett and daughter.
Miss Agnes, are visiting relatives at
Little Falls.
Mrs. wiles. OF Rowlesburg, is visit,
ing her daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Gar
low. in Reeves street.
Miss Flo Smith spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs PurI Shaffer IN Nor.
Santown avenue.
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n.flI,e Rate Advance,

judge z. F. Morgan, chairman OF The
Public Service Commission was here
Friday for hearing in the proposed
advance in gas rates asked for by the
Hope Natural Gas Company While
there has been no Official announce
ment, it is understood that the adj
vance of six cents per thousand cubic
feet to domestic consumers in Man
nfnston asked for has been denied,
and the rate will remain the same as
heretofore. eighteen cents per thous-
and cubic feet
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Personals


" G. Dobie OF Brtsco vas transact
M h1siness here on Saturday.
e S. Kiestsr OF E'airmont was
q professfonal visitor here on Friday.
Joseph Z. Miller Of Middleton was a
blslheSs visitor here on Friday.
City Rogers OF Shfnnston vas 4
hlsness caller here on FrtGGJ.
g 3. EaBee Of ClarESbu<S was trans
asE bugiEeSs here on Saturday.
and Mrs. 6. A. Brooks OF Hut
crscn ~ere S1oDpiES in town On
1Eds1.
SssIA 1Suttsr OF Taixmont EaS visit
ns Lbs nothez, Mrs. Maria Nutter
hire on Sunday.
Czrlas =. Parrish was = business
EisiboE a CIarkBbury on AanSS2.
Es. Bells Michael Of McCurdysvfIie
4ad LIZ nary Michael OF HoodsEiHe
re visiting their cousin Hrs. Oscar
Robinson heFO last week
EkodP ~. JaEeart Of C1nElES6uRg Up0nt
sunday with friends here.
1EF. and Hrs. JOS. A1nronS OF near
lnlay spent Sunday with Ms. Am
l1ons parents, 3Gr. and MTs. John G.
AallaAA
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Hardly a Drugstore In the Land
That Does Not Sell This Remedy

appetite, a feeling Of Iassztude ard {.
general weakening of the system. j
is then that you should promptly talze
a few bottles of S. S. s., the great
blood purifier and strcngt heucr =
will cleanse the bEeod thoroughly end.
build up and strengthen the whole.
SYSTEM S. S. S. is sold By an drug
gists. Valuable infornation about the
Blood supply can be hadtree by writ
ing to the Swift Specific CO.. q
Swift laboratory. Atlantis. CO.
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fcred with pains IN
the back and side,
extending down
ward. This caused
me to become very
nervous and weak
and all rundown
in health I began
taking Dir. Pierce 3
Favorite Prescrip-
ton and this mcd.-
cine cured mo OF
A11 ~V ~nA EnoEG
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Elisha and John L. BrumaSe have
recently disposed Of several lots to
". e. Shaver East WorthinStOn addi
lion 20 the town. Among the purchas
erS we're ". r. and z. J. Collins. we
understand T. ]. Collins will shortly
build house on his lots
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Nave - Newell.

1fr.and Nfrs. Heard Powell and tam
Nv and HIr. and 31rS. Charles Chad
wick and family left Saturday LOT
Newell, Hancock county where the
men WIN be employed They nave
been employs OF the Bowers POTTERY
here for the past several years
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Visitors Here From Fairmont

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour McIntire and
sous John and Charles and Mrs. A. p.
Jones Of Fairmont were visitors here
on Sunday. Messrs. Jones and McIn-
deo delivered addresses at the Chris
tan church in regard to emergency
fund 70 be raised to care for the mis-.
the church.
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Films Take Fire.

Quite an excitement was caused on
SATURDAY. evening when roll OF hLm
took IRE at the Dixie theatre, while
pictures OF Camp Lee were being
shown. The patrons made rush FOR
the front and rear exits while there
vas some Confusion the place was
croDtied in few minutes. The blaze
was extinguished without much trou-
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WASHINGTON. D. c. March Is
Joseph Holt Gaines. former congress
man and chairman OF the Republican
party organization in west Virginia,
and frequently mentioned as nrst
rate man for his party to nominate
for Senator this year, is a visitor IN
the city.
~I do not know which OF the gentle
men who want to be the nominee for
the Senate viii win, said Mr.. Gaines
atthe Willard. "but whoever does
will be elected. That Is almost GER
tainty-as near a certainty as any
thing can be in politics. base this
opinion upon the welI-grounded as
Sumtion that the voters of West Tir-
ginia want to see the war speeded up,
and also to see that the money ex-
pended for the war is spent to accom-
plish the greatest efficiency. Without
critfcisnE anyone, I think It has been
pretty well proved that the Republi-
can party Is better qualified In this
respect than the Democrats.
The Republican party In West Viz
GINA = IN thorough harmony. and win
10 so after tho primary. Perhaps
ought not 20 say anything about tie
Democrats. The talk Is that former
Senator Chiffon win bO Ghetr caudI-
date, but there are those who oppose
NEr. Chiffon ana are looking TO John
". Davis - the one who might make
the best race.
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On the Market Half a Century.

When you are in perfect health,
and are enjoying a strong and vigor-
Gus vitality, it is then that your blood
is free from all impurities.
You should be very careful and
give heed to the slightest indication
Of impure blood. A sluggish circula-
ton IS often indicated by an impaired
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chiidren,s Meeting.

The children taking part in the
Easter program at the First NJ. P
church viii meet Tuesday after school
at the church for practice
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Attended Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Baroe of Burt
Hill were at Hoodsville yesterday hav-
ing gone there to attend the funeral
of the formers grand father Joseph
Matheney who died Friday.
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Fr4ertained Al DInner.

Mrs. Dorsey Pople was hostess at a
PRETTY appointed dinner yesterday at
her home in NorsantOwn avenue. The
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hall
and daughter. Miss Myrtle Hall.
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Do Red Cross Work.

The ladies' OF the Diamond street N.
E. church Will go to the Red Cross
rooms Tuesday afternoon TO sew for
the Red Cross.
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from FHhiea.

VT andl. A. George have return
ed Tor the rsOpeninE OF tho window
Class factory after spending the past
several weeks In Ithica, n. 7.
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a notice from the PsaBfon Commits.
ION Oe1t TO C0nGreSman Woody1rd
reports the granting Of . pension %
lGF8. Margaret B. Ga1ispte, q Cot.
tageyiIIe. at the rate Of So q month
fron October 1916. ana SIS . month
from October 1911
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Held Services.

Rev. and Mrs c. d. Mitchell OF
Fairmont spent the week end in Man
nsngtou. the former holding services
IN the Central Christian church mere
last evening.
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ooeration Successful.

Word has been received from
Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore
that Guy A. Leonard had passed
through a very successful operation
aud that everything seemed favorable
for his recovery.
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Missionary Meeting.

The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the First N. P. church Will meet this
evening at 7:3O O'Clock at the church.
All are requested to be in attendance
as new officers are to be elected.
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H. HIto II0peoYlns-

KnR Il Hfte Who has besn quite
m cor tia past tWO weeks a. her home
q Fmrbee avenue Il improving rapidly.
The nurse, Miss E1iiott left yesterday
for Whee1fnE
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Warrington
Another Coat Mine.

Another team track coal mine has
been opened within the corporate lin
tn Of the town, the operators being
2. D. Burton. VIII Cornell and others
oe Mouongah. The mine is on the for
E1er ". =. Shaver property and they
WI mine the SeIickIey vein OF coal
underlying the S. j. Sturm farm.
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Miss n. Eva Conner, of Wheeling
10 in the City. and was today endorS-
ed By Senator Sutherland for posi-.
ton with the War Trade Board.
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Rn+urns from EEorida.

ArIie R. Conaway has returned from
Florida after spending the winter at
Lakeland for the benefit of his health.
lie is much improved.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
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