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The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
49,

w. Fl. Evans, bridge work, Sag
Albert Wilbourn, bridge work 4.5O|
Gore Lumber Co., lumber, - 8S.40I
J. L. Reese, bridge work, - 23.11I
w. j. Addington, bridge work 1000
M. L. Goodman, nails, ----- 1920
f. A. Ralston, bridge work 200
Adams & Williams, bridge
work ------------- 41.O0|
r. l.. Webb, bridge work, - 1000
Harry Tribble, bridge work, 100
w. L. Williamson, bridge work 1900
Van Magee, bridge work, - 1850
A. p Hudson, nails, - $50
j. r. Tarver, nails, - 1920
Jim Boswell, bridge work, = $500
j. H. Gore, lumber, ----- $3.50
Albert Wilbourn, bridge work 400
A. c. Brister, bridge work - 900
]. j. Landreth, bridge work - $50
Cole White, ct al, bridge
work 900
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS.

Water Valley. Miss, Dec. 10, 1919.
Dear Santa Claus:
have been good girl all the
year and been going to school every
day. Will you send me something
nice for Xmas. Send me ring and
loeket, some fruits and send me q
nice box Of chocolate candy. ! have
four little brothers.
From your little friend,
BESSIE WLLLBORN
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19

]. F. Purdy, road work, - 200
w. L. Phillips, dragging road 5000
w. H. Evans, road work, = 1925
ID. o. Walters, road work, - 800
w. H. Evans, road work, ---- 1900
E. G. Adams, road work - Sill
J. L. Reese, road work, ---- 21.5Ol
James Coker, road work, 8.45I
Geo. Miller, road work, ---- 7.5Ol
d. Gore, road work, 6.13l
NJ. T. Rogers, road work, - 900
]. S. Davis, road work ---- 1000
Will Cox, road work, ---- 1900
w. M. Bricks, ct al, road work $500
j. s. Martin, road work, - 7.50I
j. L. Reese, road work, - 21.5OI
j. T. Johnsey, road work, - $500
w. 7. West, road work, - 500
A. F. Hughes, road work, 200
w. L. Williamson, road work, 1900
Joe Davis, road work, --- 5000
Louis Wilbourn, road work, 900
j. L. Reese, road work ----- 1925
j. w. Counts, road work, 600
A. P. Hudson, road work, - 80.87
E. c. Adams, road work, - 1.75I
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
COMPLIMENTARY OF
MISS MARY FAIR
North Miss Herald,
Water Valley, Miss.

North Miss Herald,
Water Valley, Miss.
Dear Editor:
/ have a teacher from your county
boarding with me, Miss Mary Fair.
She is fine teacher, gives perfect
satisfaction and if your county has
any more teachers of this character
to spare, send them as we need them.
Our schools are doing we'll this year.
Hope your county has as many good
teachers as Miss Mary, as you have
schools.
With kind regards I am,
J. E. HANKS.
Pontotoc, Miss, Dec. 16, 1919.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
HYMENEAL
MeMILLAN--JENKINs.

Mr.. Dick Mcmillan, an employe of
the /. C. shops, and Miss Vesta Jenk-
ms were married Tuesday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan will make their
future home in this city
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
KELLEY--FLY.

Mr.. Pat Kelley and Miss Mary Fly,
two of the community's best young
people, were married Thursday. They
departed the same day on a short
wedding trip to New Orleans.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. FUND

1t is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed cut of
Road No. Fund:
B. c. Albritton, road work, - 8.75
b. M. Arlington, road work - $50
Adams & Williams, road work 250.00
Adams & Williams, road work $500
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
GENERAL COUNTY FUND

1t Is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out OF
General County Fund;
George C. Myers, court cost, lilo
John Allen, janitor, ~--- 500
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. I BOND FUND

It Is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out of
Road Bond Fund;
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. 4 FUND

1t is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out of
Road No. 4 Fund:
T. A. Jones, salary, ---- $4,000
Garland Tillman, salary, - 52.40
Garner McCullar, road work. 5000
J. C. Hood & Co., ms, ----
Premiums. -------- $500
Glide Road Machine Co., Bal.
ACSt. Os6S
L. G. Stevens, Oil & Grease, 8.48
r. E. Burke, cash, -- 1.78
Bulr Booker, road work, - PATS
John Lester, road work - CTS
Sam Martin, road work, --- CTS
Buster Arbuckle, road work 22.O0
Pease Dyer & Co., Acct. - 61.37
L. r. Purdy, road work. --- 900
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. 2 FUND

1t is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out Of
Road No. 2 Fund:
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
]. E. Johnson, salary and -
expense ----------- 31.72
COMMON SCHOOL FUND

It is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out of
Common School Fund:
j. r. Hodnett, salary and
stamps, l64.30
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. S FUND

It is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out of
Road 5 Fund:
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
ROAD NO. > FUND

It Is ordered by the Board that the
, following claims be allowed out of
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
CLAIMS CONTINUED

(LAlMS CONIINOED-
It is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be continued:
G. R. Wood, ct al, holding cleo
ton 1900
w. J. Appleton, points.
w. ]. Appleton, road work 800
w. ]. Appleton, road work 1900
Chambers Office Supplies Co.,
supplies and etc. ---- 14.25
Charley Terry, road work. $500
d. Gore, road work, 32.57
Bank of Oakland, borrowed
money, -------------- $1,000
w. J. Addington, road work 121.87
7. B. Tubbs, road work, - 500
T. L. Crocker, bridge work - 1880
Ray & Pass, road work, --- 60.60
Robt Ward, road work, ---- $500
Howry Morrison & Enochs,
roofing, --- 900
CLAIMS DISMISSED
1t is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be dismissed:
B. G. Wright, damages, - $4,000
There being no further business it
is hereby ordered that the Board do
now adjourn until next regular meet
ing, ordered this December End,
1919
H. P. PATE. President.
Attest:-
L. t. WISDOM, Clerk.
BY GILMAN WOODS, D. C,
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-12-19
RRInGE FUND

1t is ordered by the Board that the
following claims be allowed out of
Bridge Fund:
w. I. Williams, lumber, - $11.26
Howry. Morrison & Enochs,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
PIDA POR G: o. D..

Plantation con polana militar $1.25 frisas de lana
ilitares $500, Camsas Kaki 60 ctvs., Camisas de
lana $780, Capas $3.50, Cochones de una plaza
de guata, forrados de cotn $780, Catres Miitares
$780,
SOlicte toda clase de mercancas de nuestra impor
faci6n,
RODRIGUEZ HNOS. & CO.,
Gale de San Jose No. g
Alerta Comerciantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
MR.. JrNDERHILL DO UNA
CONFERENCTA ACERCA DE
'EL TEATRO ESPAN0L"

Mr.. Underhill, no cesa Ell sH
campana hispanista. Recicnte
atin, el sehaladO triunfO ObteniG0
con cl estrenO de "The Boards of
interests, magnlfica traducci0n
de la cbra del maestro Benaven-
te Los lnterescs Cleados', dio
el marteS una c0nferencia en ell
Teatro Garrick, accrca de Gel
Teatro Espahol contemporaneO'.
Uno de los puntOs de la confe-
rencia que mas gust6 los espa-
holes que asistieron a dicho acto,
fue los parrafos que dedic6 la
Espaia intellectual, poni6ndola
frente a la 6tra Espaila de tOrOs
y panderetas.
Mr.. Underhill hizo I'm estudiO
muy analitico del teatro espaiiol
estudiando la production de sus
comediografos desde Echegaray
hasta los noveles autores que
triunfan hoy d1a Ell la escena de
la peninsula.
En- parrafos muy brillantes pu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02

Ests5ecmento construdo exprofesoExrctas eondicio-
mes santariasLa mas ccmpea dotac6n en- la Isa de
ratios instrumental modernos de mayor udad para ira
tamento cientco de odas las intermediates curabes
arrego las mas rpntadas m5do quirrgiea
-Hermosa higienica situaci6n-Comodidad esmerado
acuativa dc primer 6rden-Caerpo
medico resdente lei Sanatoro.
Sc admiten traamiento enfermos de pago dc otro
pudendo atendidOs por propios medcos
los de Ia Sociedad
Departamenos espeoales aisados para sehoras.
Cpnsntas ell Sanatoro por ell DR. Don Julie Barreiro
paricuares, de de la terde, los das laborablesReee
nocimientos $lOO0-COnsuta simple $500.
operacones trsamjenos especas baos de la. de ,ire
hdroeecricos, hidroterapicos masajes, Rayos Fugu
tacion, etc, procios eaustiyaaente s convencen.es
Rafael Cordero 172
San Juan.
EGfeio consuido obeto notado de los efeentos
de ss eonsa facuavos guarda de turno
desds Las de Ia Sadans a 6 de "a tarde:
PERSONAL CIENTTFTCO
Director del sanatorio Dr. Den Julio Bsrreiro. +.
ConsuIta Generals ssnatoro-Parada 37-IIato Rey. de
. tarde, todos los das laborables.
Director del ConsuItoro: DR. Don Manuel Quevelo Baez
Consua General -Consuoro, de 5h de Ia tarde los
Crugia General: DR.. Don Rafael V6lez Lopez
Consna; Hi e Consrltoro de 22 arde los das labo
bles ssnatorio particuares Dc 10 ii de maana
Espseslsa en- ojos Narfr oidcs.y Gsrgants:-Dr. DON
Consua: En- Ell ConsultOrio de s tarde los dias ID
borabes En- e sanatorio, psrteu!sres de 5h tarde
los dfas laborables.
Medicos Internos en- s ssnaEorfo.
Dr. Don Manuel Pavia.
DR. Don Manuel Cortes.
Cirugfs Dental: DR. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consulta ODonell No 10 (Plazue. COLONY, de tar
de los dfas laborables.
Prscicantes: Don Enrique Fern&a6ex,
" Jose Ducheny,
- Nicolas Gonzalez
Tsistenca facultava secuuaGa efc&zmente por 10 HI
ss de la Carload Ttuadas de compa sptitud prss
tica en- eo1tfnua larga expefienca
Los socios de nInero eyenliaIe solo pagan $3.50 al
mes tepiendo derecho ser aendios euaquiera de
bos Estsbomentcs al presentar e tmo recibo eobrado
Frssidencis Apartado 24l. TesOrara, Apartadc 2Ol
San Juan, p T. San 1nan r H.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02

ha exI uesto las siguientes lsl.ones
lue justifican la adopci6n de csta
medida:
No ssi'a facil utilizar la fi0ta
alcmaila para fines bGlicos Il me-
nos que sc proceda a la manueactu
IA de proyectiles para los caaones
alemanes, Y desde lucgo, esta me-
dida implicaria fnnumerables mo
lestias, como quiera que haria ne
cesara la ,creaci0n de un departa-
nento especial para atender Il las
necesidades de los barcOs en refe-
rencia, cuya construction cs to-
talmente diferente Il la de los bar
COS aliados.
Las objeciones exterioriza'!as por
ia prens;i de Italia v Franica 10
prcocupan gratlualmente los ami
mos ingIcses, como quiera lne Sc
abriga la seguridad dc que tan
pronto sean inspeccionados los b,l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
HORNOS PARA PANADERIAS

Tcnenos en- erstcnci0 Mn n1nerO linitGdo de HOynos
de hierro maarca "MESKER" capaciddd para 5000
Hbrds dc pan didrids.
Son muy ecom6micOs combustibles q fdcilmemte
rdnspOrt0bles
Tamben tenemos "stock" dc todG cldse dc MtensiIos
para pandderOs.
SuceSores de L. Villamil & Co.
San JMGn Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02

ques alemanes por las autorldades
de los otros pafses aliados, Sc com
prendera que la utilizacion de es'
ia fiota seria POGO practica y oca
siOnarla desembOlsos.
Ademas, los barcos alemaiies no
podian adaptarse i'll tratico mer-
cante debidO que carecen de es-
pacio sufciente para conducir car
gamento v estan, desde luego, des
provistO de las facilidades carac-'
teristicas de los vapores de pasa-
jeros Por consiguiente, la Gran
Bretaila hundira estos buqucs, des
pucs de desarmados pOr complete
y de despojarlos de sus maqhinas
" tOda clase de accessories de me-
tai. Una vez ell estas cOndlclo-
ncs, los buqucs seran remoicados
lacia alta mar, frente las costas
dc lrlanda yssel';lh hundilOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02

so de manifesto cl sentido psicO-
l6gico que informa la literature
de la Madre Patria, examinando
detalladamente las mas nOtables
obras que son fundamento del
teatro espahol.
Tn sclecto p1blico, tornado en-
su mayorla por alumnOs de la
Universidad de Colombia. oy0 con
muestras de entusiasmo la saba
dissertation del ilustre hispanista.
Registrapos con verdaderO pla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
REMATE DEL CAMPAMENTO
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acueo de Directories cta por pesene
una Junta general extraordnra de acconsas que debe
ugar los altos del uee No. g. ell sabado dia Fl del
etrante mes de Junio las dez de la fin de
esove que mas convenga respecto continuation de los
negocios disouc6n de la Compaa que asi cons
dera legado ell case. 4,
San Juan, P r., Mayo 20 de 1919 y
Ell Secretaric'
A 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02
Gran B7eta1a hundira Ia Flota Alemana
No Sc opone que los sotros /pafses reclamen
SUI parte, pero no quifre la suya

La prensa francesa v la italia-
ma sc muestran indignadas por la
insinuaci0n hccha por ell alruiran-
tazgo britanico en- el sentldo de
que los buques de guerra rentiidos
p0r Alemania deben ser destrui-
dos, pero el eco de la indignation
no ha causado Ia menor inquietud
eli los circulos pollticos de este
pals.
La gran Bretaf1a sc halla dis
puesta a acceder a cualquier pro
tesla razonable con respecto la
suerte de los buques alemanes, d
fin lie cvitar rozamientoS con
los otros palses aliados. Por co1l-
siguiente, 81 Francia e Italia Sc EN-
penan Ell que la fiota alemaia sea
dividida. la Gran Bretaha retcndra
la@parte cue Sc lie adjudique proce
diendo Embellishments a destruir
la. Tn Official del almirau,azgo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-02

Ger este nuevo acto de la campa-
liza de Mr.. John Garrett Under
hill. que acredita en- el un gran
amor a Espaila Y un profllndo
conocimiento de la Espana que
piensa, lucha y trabaja.
En- ell mismo teatrO en- donde
Sc di0 la conferencia que mencio
namos continna Ell escena la re
presentation de la magnitica obra
"The Bonds of Interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
Probate Court.

Pauline Bywaters and Leroy Bywatcrs'
minors. Final account filed. set Tor
hearing April &C. 1919. Notice ordered
and cause continued.
Jennie l.. Cowans. deceased. 1nvcn-
tory filed, approved and ordered recorded
William II. White. deceased. Citation
10 widow 10 make election under Will TO
turned and flied endorsed with acknowi-
edrmcnt Of service. Widow came into
omen court and elected to take under
will. Application filed for appointment
of exccutrx No hond required. APP
pointmcnt made letters ordered and is
sued. Inventory ordered. order issued.
Libhic Richcson, administering OF
Lewis y. Richcson. deceased. vs.. Wilma
Richcson 1t al. Application TO sell real
estate ut private sale filed. Cause heard,
finding that all debts are properly before
the court. that the allegations OF P"ti-
ton arc aruc and sale Of real estate
necessary 10 pay debts. Private sale or
,lcrcd. free of dover Of I,ibbie RichcSon.
widow. Order issued and cause con-
tinu"d.
Richu ri Shepherd. deceased Notice
Of probate to next of kin resident OF
belmont county returned and filed. on
dorscd with sherifi'S return of service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
70 Tournament.

The Wcllsburg high school basketball
Team will enter the tournament given
by the WayncsburS College at "aynes-
burg, Pa. next Saturday.
This is the first time that "cllsburg
has been represented at the Waynes-
burg tournaments and though the board
of education gave the athletic authoFi-
ties permission several weeks ago to
make the trip. but little publicity mas
been given it. Nevertheless. the local
team has been practicing regularly after
their rest from the strenuous activities
q: the tournament given by Wesleyan
College.
As far as is known at the present
time there are eight teams entered, divl-
dcd into two sections III four each. the
local team being lined up with Washing
ton. Wayncsburg and CanonsburG, all
first class basketball teams.
The second team will go TO Toronto 10
play the high schools second team OF
that place, Friday night. seven or eight
PLAYERS making tn" trip.G :.
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st. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filed.

1CA4tJ ASCAH = ASe'
Lizzie y. atilIwel land Harry Z. StiH.
we'll 10 Ed Filicky. land in Richland
township $500.
W. V. Allen 10 Erred l. Taylor, lana
in Flushing township; 81.
S. Bondoncc 10 Louis Prosper, lano
in Washington township; $500.
Mary 4. Monahan and John ]. Mona
han to Jesse l.. Burroughs. land IN
Putney township; 5000.
Stauislaw JosefcZyk and Catherine
Joscfczyk to Jesse W. Berry and Cora
r. Berry. land in Wheeling township;
1925.
Charles u. Clark and Dessa E. Clark
10 Herman Balcntine and Ncttie balch-
tine, land in Richland township: $500.
j. y. Qrndoff and Jessie NJ. Ornd"H
To r, Riley Huffman. land in Wayne
township; 81. 80,
Louis ". Smith and l-emotto Smtth
70 !. G. George and Agnes George, lanu
in Pnase township: 81.
Ccdora Warrick and l.. T. Narr'cK
To George K. Vaughn and Glove L.
Vaughn. land in Shadysidc; $500.
The Shadyside Land company to sam
yacarru. land in Shadyside; $685..
willis r. Major and wife 10 James
Harvey Vnnfossen. land. in kirkwood
township: $500.
George Green and Melinda Green TO
Mary I.rona Bennington and Charles Ed
win Bennington, land in Shadyside;
$500
John \. Cain and Josephine Cain 10
Frank J. Hohmann. ."nd In Martins
Ferry: 800
Clark Michel. guardian OF John -
Nichol. to Clarkson Coal Mining COM
many, land in Belmont county; 500.
Ira l.. Moore et al to Addison SaHci'
land in Richland township; 81.
Toe palpiaz and Lena DalpiaZ 10
silvia Dalpiaz. land in Union township
800
t.. f.. Magec ct al 10 Forest Gallagher
land in Tcmpcranccvillc; @l.55e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
!wellsburg Bri&6.

Miss Bnatricr Caldwell is home from
Washington. Pa, seminary for a brief
visit.
G. ID. Krlc loft this afternoon for
Cleveland, t., called there by the death
OF relative.
pr. Pcmb"rton of Wittcnburg. Wis
conSin. is visitor ut the home OF his
brother. j. G. Fem b"r,on. manager Of
the Homo Telephone co.
f. l.. chestnut has returned to Wash
jugton, D. G.. after brief visit at the
home OF Mrs. Chestnuts parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Lazcar. Mrs. Chestnut
and child expect 10 leave for Washing
ton in about a week.
Mrs. V. r Mcknight has returned
after a visit of several weeks at her
former home In Indiana.
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|[,11'[I[E(lI3
Realty Deeds Filed.

George Edward Conkcl and Lucy Con-
kcl 10 +. Samhucco. Land in Bridgeport
$40
Rricc n. Murph" ct AZ 20 Joseph sow
kun and Anna +. Sowkup.. Land IN Coie-
rain Tp. $500.
Albert Rnsrman. ST.. deceased 10 Her
man Roscman. CT nj. heirs at law. Aifi-
davit for transfer.
Wilhclmina Rnseman ct al To Herman
Ro&enan. Land in Belmont county. 49,
Herman Rosrman ct al. To Wtlhelmlna
Roscnan. Land in Belmont county 50.
Wilhclmina .Roseman ct nj. to Ernest
Roscman. Land in Belmont county 10
Alexander Ncff To Michael OGrady
and Ora Bell O'Grady. Land in PultncY
Up. $4,000.
I.orin Mayberry and wife to Anna t..
Moore Land in BarnesviIIc. SITS.
C;corg" Vdch and Felix Dlobnk 10
Lewis poscn and Mary Desen. Land in
Meade TIP. $40.
Elizabeth Brown ~ John Aurand'
Land in Rarncsvillc. 81.
Elizabeth Brown 1t al to John Aurano'
Land in BarnnSvillc. 81.
John Aurand 10 Nctttc Aurand. hanu
in GAINESVILLE 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28

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weeks during which time she was suf-
fcring from tn" iuflunza
J. J. Holloway arrived from an extend
G drip 10 California.
Mrs Joseph Zocllcr.. Of Fifteenth
street. is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Sophia I. English of Woodsficld.
Mrs. George Weishcl of Lind street.
who has been in attcndanEc ut tho state
convention Of the Ladies OF the Macca-
bees OF the wo$d. has returned TO her
home
Mrs. Sophia D. English of Woodsf1eld
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jos.
Zocller Of Fifteenth street. the latter
part or last week.
Sergeant Earnest Evans BuSler ar
rived on this side some days ago, He Is
now at Camp Lee and he will probably
be- home the end Of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
About People
Movements of Individuals to and
From tho CITY.
At THE HOTELS.

M'LURE-H {. Harker and c. II.
Wisner, Parkershurg: H c. Miller. GasS-
avav. E 4. Simmons, Charleston: g. w.
Ayres. Spencer; Charles r Graybell.
Clarkeburg: II. E. I>ursell. Parkersburg;
Miss Dorothy Fleming. Parkersburg:
Mrs. D. l. Ash, Sistersville: Mrs VI. p
Etswell. Huntington: Mrs, l.. r. Rod
gers, Clarksburg.
GRAND CENTRA1-M. E either.
Ravenswood; a J. Schntdigcr. Morgan
town; r. P. Lane. ParSersburg: E. R
Welsh. Grafton.
w1NDSOR-T. J. Mccoy. Sistersville:
Fred n. Kennan, Parkersburg; ". NJ.
Herself. Parkersourg: Mrs. T.. W. Bar
tell, Warrington: Mr.. and Mrs j. q.
Rassel1. st C1airSville. o.
STAMM-Mr and Mrs H E.Ginther.
Warrington: Mary Ware. weston: r. r
Taylor. Parkersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.
Taylor. Bethany.
ROGBRS-James Mitchell. Grafton:
A Roy Pearcy. ParkersburE: J. ". RAM
sey. Parkersburg: E. ". Grayson'
clarksburg.
Miss Mary joyce. who has been Wis.,
itor in Pittsburgh for the past Few
weeks. was recalled by the death OF
relative.
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from their North Main street residence
TO their new home at 1~ennoN early IN
April.
Nr. and MIS- D. \. Morgan Of the ISL
and, received word Of the safe arrival OF
their son. George Morgan in New YORK.
Sergeant Ernest Evans Bugler. who
has but recently arrived on these shores
10 now at Camp Lee awaiting discharge.
He WIN arrive in wheeling soon
Russell Hoblitzel is enjoying a ten
day furlough here visiting friends He
Is stationed at Fort Bliss. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark will leave
soon for their home in Salt Lake CITY
They have been the guests OF MIS-. n. =.
Rtester while IN this city.
Miss Anna Front will return soon
from New York. where she has been
spending several weeks.
Miss Ethel Fair. Of Thirteenth street
Is home from Maryland college at Luth-
erville. Maryland, accompanied by MISS
Marion Thompson. Of Te1arkana. ArK'
Miss Thompson is the guest OF MISS
Fair. At the completion Of the spring
vacation the young ladies will return TO
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Kruger. for
merly Of this city. hut now or JOINS
town, Ia. are the parents of a tine paoy
girl Tho young lady will be christened
Madelyn Jaonna-
Mrs. Orville Rriner. Of Westervtlle, o..
is visiting at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Woods. of the Island
Miss Roberta Skinner. Of Chicago. has
returned 70 her home after spending
short time here as the guest of Miss
Eleanor stuart.
Miss Helen Bloomfield. of the Island.
will be the weekend guest Of friends in
Sistersyille.
Mrs. Mac Weaver loft yesterday for
New York city where she will meet her
sister. Miss Josephine Cox.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Rex. of Toledo. o.. the
guest of Mrs z. J. Mcdonald. has re-
turned homo.
Miss Mary McNash. of the Island. -
again able to resume her teaching at
Madison school after an absences Of four