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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-22

PrptEacted meeting starts at the To-
cal Baptist church Sunday. Rev. l. N.
Penick of Martin will assist the pastor,
DR.. Haley. in the services.
Moscow second team defeated La
Grange at this place Tuesday s to 0.
Mrs. j. W. Mauldin and daughter of
Neshoba have been guests If local
friends during the week.
Joe Bowling and Banks Hester are
home from service in France.
Moscow has one of the finest ball
grounds in this section and q ball team
which should interest any team in this
section.
Boswell & Burnett is the style of the
newly opened garage which is ready
for business in the Boswell building.
Claude Alexander of CollierVille was
q past week visitor Of C. H. Rich.
The brightest Christian life is best
shown by being "a doer as we'll as a
hearer."
Many a man makes of his life long
journey, seeking afar the sweetness of
the world. and as he goes-poor fool
bindly tramples beneath his feet the
daisies and the violets.
Mrs. Calhoun of Memphis has return
er home after short visit with the
family of w. J. Burdison.
A number of local folks attended SER
vices at Good Springs Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. 0. Harrison are
home from few days stay with rel
alives in Arkansas.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo R. Wright are alb
sent this week among friends IN Miss
sisslppi.
Sweet influences within the heart.
lend heavenly light to the face out
side.
Rowena Roach of Arcola, Miss Dew
drop Graves and brother, Roach Graves
of the uelta are visitors among friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. J. L. Cooke of Lewisburg is
visiting the family of G. A. Roach.
In spite of the fact that there are de-
fecls ia many II not all, the churches,
1t Is the most beautiful and useful in
stltution. The church should never be
discarded on account of individual mem
bers.
The ball game Friday between Som
ervlle and Moscow teams wound up in
a fight resulting in the former leaving
the field and the awarding of the game
to Moscow by Umpire Bevis. The at
fair is regretted by local people.
Michigan city celebrated the open
ing of her new bank Friday with pic
mic winch was taken Advantage of by
several of our people.
Those of us who are members Of some
church should bear in mind that the
light of church is not its pomp, taste
and learning. but the ChristliKeness of
its members shining out on dark world.
Remember the Pharisees, how Christ
crushed them.
1t the recent writings on the county
roads will give US better roads and
bridges then we will have accomplished
something worth while.
In the presence of large gathering
of relatives and friends at the local
Methodist church Saturday night, Miss
Lillian Bull and Mr.. Claude Rich were
united in the bonds of wedlock by Rev.
w. +. Acnf the pastor. The bride is
the daughter ss Mrs. May McCanties
and is among Moscow 'ssweetest young
ladies while the groom 10 the son OF Nc.
and Mrs. Chss. II. Rich and is young
man who ssaHcs hign in this community
and has many friends. The haFpy
cUupIe are at hume in the Musgrsve
cottage.
And |, if be lifted. up from the
earth. will draw all men unto me.
nd fhia Ia tho ehurrh pnapnhars -hiaf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Lille Benny's Notebook


The other mite had sutton t"irse
tooth AXE In one tnuth n frlt rs II MI
The other teeth WIS catching H. wax
Inv nm with n aud not being able to
.lcen nv,n from II. and | went down
.tnif. In nv pldihmmors ana who
WIS rnvkiny IN and down the end
story hnll in his pidhmmrrs but pop,
hoidln, his fnr. with one hand and
uoinp. Ovtrh. q good mite uwtch
a non have you got one too I
s.d 40
ON. too sed non, I've got one \.
10 II and ~. owtch, ootch, holey
.mohep this liz fearsc
he, n nint eny fear-er than mine.
NON I s.d And started To wawk up
and down the hail with him. both
hnlding our face In our pidinmmrrs
M y,u ,bink this viii make II ony
bettor, non | sed, and he ssd, IL
60, ,,aIn NINA ,ny worsr that's "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

tiOn Of the lniied states Ia IA"
European war although that inter
v.ntlon was calculated. and d.d.
bring TO humanity IN "a m"asur.
some ~ the very thinga for which
they appeared To contend. In other
words Tho motto Of IN. socialists In
"sinn fem" N" triumph ~ the NO
eiRiiHt party a. all oddA " thoui re-
gard for m. triumph 80 pr,ncipl"
They are only "a little removed from
the bolhhrvik whose idra ~ demo
cfncy In not human equality hut IA"
reversal ~ old why's "a putting IN
control ~ affairs tho poor. IA" igno-
rant, the vicious aud tho nnnrchiHt,
while the Intelligent ana virluou-
must remain Huhmrfgrd under tho
flood ot brutal insinceriiy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
|FHESTJRUsGg4GiAltF: g I IL

strange place a murky light OF day
was at the window fcrrul listened
Tor the sound that had put his sleep
to flight
"Oh. shucks-," he began, then
realizing his duty 90 ENJOY every
thing In the new life. h. concluded
his mental comment with. We'll.
well, Awakened by country sounds
That sure ~ ono lusty
young rooster"
lie almos, rubbed his hands In
pretended enJeN mcnt TITS watch
said rs o'clock" THAT was II. up
withdraw bunness' Get AN early
start Rrcalhr the fresh morning
air In the coNntry' ...
outside the commonplace suburb
an landscape of Arcadia looked like
beautiful painting tu F"trol lie
Killed n uncaking sthought that h
had not put In full nights rest
lie was not going To start the new
life with sloth'
lie jumped out of he'd ana reused
the family In his enthusiasm to star
tn. new life right They rubbed
gaunt ewes, hut caught his spirit o'
"sarly-to- rise" and frlt almost
wealthy and wise already ia littl'
short Of sleep. They dressed quickly
and hustlcd through the house, stop,
ping at windows and doors To sniff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
SENATOR OWENS IDEA.

Senator Robert /. owen. who ia
N Europe making n study of flnnn-
rlhl systems writes n letter for puh-
IN which he sugErsH that
Germany must h" r"hHhllitht"d com
mercinlly IN order that -h" mny hs
able 10 pay the lndemnitica required
~ her ~ the allies for the Ruthless
~ property during tho
war
In other words. the senator's Idea
IL thnt whll. Justly punlShing DER
many fnr her mllliarHin the people
OF America and IN tho allied cOun-
tries must reward her commercial
lsp by buying Uerman made pro-
ducts and furnishing her factories
with raw materials THIS IN S.na-
tor ONrns idea OF n peace of Jus.
lice
In order that Germany may pay
tho war indemniiics the senator
would have us buy German made
goods 10 tho exclusion Of III" pro-
ducts ~ our own factories and our
ow, ,.,o,
mi. oo,,,,x ,a. already .hsvn
~ ,r.,,,,c. .y.,,., ,,yt,y a,v ar
,,.,. n.,,s,x . o.,ma, ,,na. marx
.,, 40 iii, az, ,,h. d,dlv I, Gen
ato< owens suggestion that we Md
4. a.. r.,.,,,,,a,,o, -, u.,m,,y nv
h,,,,,n. an ,., co,,,.,ci.I nnJ I,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
A CroHE CORpORATION

The name sim Fe'n' known 10
us a. the tue OF parry OF taohoh
In Ireland. IN TRANSLATED. We at"
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,sn"es' - po'us,.u W ~ "e
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=" ''N '"' ','
us '". y" Wv 80
"'Ps ~" ~
'"'' 'u' ''V" .'".'o'" ''" O"s
oo ""po,"' ..' Wv. "'e'''e ".''
o' "s."'"." ~" w '.''" ~
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p'o"'"' ou' ''''''' "N''"'' Wv
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"e saop''" w "'"'
~ "'""s ''' ''''a"''' ""'' ''''"
N '"e '"""l''onS VI '"'''n''u""' '"
opc'snoh' the ''N''ns VI "l pom
zeal boundaries N i'"oh'hs af'et
better r,, state OF ~ human nun" Oro,ns,s0sd ' Cd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

temprramcntai mind hnd come what
Rrinn had said ~ Mnllic King She
was to h. the bearer of his mrs@asea
a. anything happened To him, ahs
know what he wanted to @iy 10 her
-h.1 VIII, and to his boy she,
Mollie King, would see ana ,nlk
with him. perhaps. lust before he
went into the hig flgh, he had told
about. oh, II was unbsarahlr, Ruth
thought, her Ignorance of the rules
of warfare allowing her 10 think
that Mnllic almost. II not quite. went
AZ far a. the trenches with nrlAn
n. had called her "a wonderful
little pal"
,'ah, ian. nluays hcrn thni 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

lufurionly tho fresh morning AIR no
novel to them.
There were all sor,s OF new ana
delightful chores To do for all or
them There wHs the furnace Tor
Ferroi 10 fire what fine chanc"
for exerciAs and usefulness com
hined!" hs cTied watch me Gel
back my youthful waist
The coal dust he accumulated on
h.s person ana tn. cramp IN his back
muscles he put down as the nec"s-
zary ccumpllshments Of hnneHi, no
nonsense about-it work ana already
atw himself with the physiq OF
The village blacksmith.
The breakfast was somewhat
sketchy n Edith had not yet got
into tho swing of her new househoiu
order. The milkn,an had not yc'
come. There had been q freight col
li-ion on the line and tho milk train
was late Hut, We're camping for
a whlle'" was the slogan that turned
every hitch and inconvenience into
lark
when Ferrol said sood-by 10 hi"
| family for his first days work IN
the city they all crowded out to the
porch and waved as IONS as no could
see them lie thought OF now true
those pictures were OF tho happy
! family In one of our country homes
with which the real estate advertise
mrnts depicted life,
Ilc got to the station In time for
he sos express, though II seemed
/ much more than "five-hinlt"
walk " The real estate agenlin
| troduccd him and Rake to some ot
! the other commuters. To fertul
! there was pleasure In this friennlN'
ncighhorly meeting of men ON IN"
station. There was a zr.t ~ novelty
! To n. and ho thought the other men
were 'ricad ones because as soon AS
they got into the train they buried
their NOSES In their newspapers.
l,lukc and he chAtted all the way To
the city. never once glhncing at thelr
papers.
'This In the lfc hey boy" Bake
cried. when they parted In the ci').
Meet you ON the b.lb''
This was tho life. Ferrol agreed
as he began his days work.
"Hut---" he wondered several
hours later when he should have
been at tho top speed OF his ener-
gies. why ann ~ abort OF pep
today Feel sort OF tired. Wonder
II | got enough sleep1 Guess III
so 10 bed earlier tonight. HIM"
lie forgot his resolution. however
by the tim. he emerged ON the Ar
csdia station that evening. his arms
and Hlakos full OF bundles their
wives had ordered them TO bring.
Their families were waiting for them
at the station. There was "A pleasant
scene of greetings, "a bustling OF
buggiea. small ears and pedestrians
away from the station. Ferfol f"lt
"a sense ~ nominees he had never
before experienced
Ito sat up late that night to enjoy
II all.
/ TO be cont,nucdj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
The Wife
Ivy JANE PHELPS.
Nuth R~~mts Bvtau and Noille's
Paiatip.
CHATTER CNxN
llrian had written.

CHAPTER CxxX
llrisn had written;
Dear ruth W. are Just going
Into n fight II promises to he n rlff
one. Rome ~ u- naturally never will
come hack Vet I have q feeling |
shall come through safely Hut |
want 10 tell you that l have taken
out a. much Insurance as I could get,
for YOU ana the boy I hate to think
that, should | be taken, YOU would
have to care for ana educate him.
Not that YOU ARE not entirely capn.
BILE, hut that IN aomc way I want n
hand In his up bringing. II only 10
supply n little ~ the cash
~ think ~ You two constantly 7
haven't amounted to much. Ruth.
Even II come back | am not sure
that I ever shall The leopard and
his spots, YOU Know Vet. dear |
haven't meant to be u had husband
Circumstances natural inclination
have been lost u little too much fot
mo guess sometimes when | lie
awake NJ nighi I Try TO figure out
how much better things would have
been had ! done differently; and I
somewnv cannot feel that 7 could
have greatly improved matters
"Nou have been very brave, Nerv
efficient. Uuth, I sometimes wonder
how vou kep, going right M to the
time | ler nut your bravery equals
that of ANY soldier And I appreciate
vou n I 10 not often tell YOU 90.
Perhaps I am afraid Of spelling You.
II have told Mollle sumo OF my
plans Tor our hoy. should I never
come back kNs0,c with toll you n It
aN.t hagnmas psnas~.ry 0ha II N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

,,.u,--- - -. ,..,. AZ
ul'lns w S'hhes Nnat u,,
'',rnof @ Gun w W IN" ehV,'oh WIN
neh ~ 'h' IN tne 'hlu tUus "'n
i"s ie"uehhcSs OF h''rt " lhe NOM.
,s being broken; the ishtnass OF
"'"'' 'he nome 10 "hy uehh
n.u'cu W ple"'"",cI "aN"" i".''
Nv no 'o"' o' JoSH NJ pos"a"'
The Ferrolr were looking forward
10 home In Arcadia II was there
f"rc, with whoOp and n rest that
the children saw sudden aud entire
confusion IN their familiar world
ferrol hnd his wife were too 40.
Sorb"d In packing up the household
Ia feel strongly, hut " was certain
" not sorrow they were feeling
Doubt may have entered Edithu
mind occasionally. A. woman
she took deeper root wherever nome
had been. and looked forward with
greater unraSinrss TO new ground
Hut the vision OF the bright new
house with themselves ns ilrst ten
ants, tn. rn-flooded kitchen, the
clean cellar, the out t-of.doors Tor She
children dirpellcd her doubts
ferrol dispelled the forehodinss
that came tu him as he packed by
mental calculations
Fifteen dollars "a month less rent
ANY amount can be saved on food
l.css thcatrts, movies, affairs con
certs and restaurant f-"da Less
| money ON city clothes pollars
saved on car fares for IN" wife ana
kii- Maybe we can rats" Httle
something In the country that viii
save US buying. Can't tell
Tho children, like a tickle popu-
| lhco, Ielt onIN, 'The Ola II ava"
Long live the new" There, too, was
the pleasure ~ "leaving s'hool," for
II must be stcrnly chronicled tiat
mat thought gave the TWO Young
strts pleasure. Somewhere IN IN"
luH'uh V' hl'',nk VI, "'''"
'"p' r,"ou' 10, wv ua,' ,.
| "n Wv ''k "Vt's 49,
M..n Nv suurSN s''es P n,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

The wtchita Eagle. while lament
Ing the death ot Theodore Roosevelt,
10 hopeful that n will make eas'er
going for President Wilson Both
the pasle ana the president are so
ing TO find. however tina, the spirit
Of Roosevelt IL still abroad In thu
land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
,,,n,,,s, Win uur,,yr-

IWNNVN Jun Y" N'nNlIIuN
wns caused IN military cirvlrs today
when it WIS learned that lAout col.
Norman Crcil Rutherford Nld boon
arrested charged with ," Wlful
murder of Mai Miles charles SETON
uf Melbourne The murder occurred
ht the residence ut Major Srton's
cousin Malcolm Coti"r Seton score
nry ~ tho judicial ana puhlic de-
parImen, uf the Indian once. last
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Mr.. McAaoo tells Caiiforniar~ that
government control OF trnnsports-
tion won The var. When the mex,
democratic national convention NESTS
Mr. McAdoo should remind tho
platform committee OF th.s import
ant fact.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
To A,iIust Dispute.

WASlI MUTTON, Jan II -Nn-
nouncement was made today that the
department OF labor has sent IA com T.
M issioncr 10 adjust n dispute be-
tween contract machine shops In
beaumont. Texas, and machinis,s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

There 10 one admirable thins
about the OWL war In Berlin. says
the KansAs City Journal A good
many Of the wrstches who ought to
have been killed In the other war
ana we're not. are now HettinE what's
coming 10 them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Tho Oklahoma CITY Times has
found n number ~ pipe dr-amers ~
The logiauhtute. but only two pipe
smokers Those two pipo smokers
have lot ~ responsibility resting
on thcir HhoulderH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Daily Food

January 10, isis.
TAsse remAineth theretor~ . rrs' ," ns
people ef 0od Heb
fAins sar,hiy ksbhsahs, Lord, ~ love.
Nat thsre's . nohlev res, sbovs
10 this our longing sculs ssplI@
with ardent pangs Of sttorg /drslfs
Iet us therefore fear Leaf q prvmise
being left us 81 entering lnio hi. rsH any
Of Jeu should sesm 70 come short o. !"
Heb, 4 L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
OaklahOma Outbursts

An oklahoma CITY man has dis
covered sure cure for the IN.
II ia understood Ia b- quit. different
from tho remedy prescribed by b"n-
orul rpntecoH,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Ina sou~ whom Lake Mclmhe
lr,at~d IN Colorado. judging from
IA" unanlmity ~ action by stats
legislatures. IL all 'lit up" with no
place to 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Unfortunately. says Jay v House,
IA" women seldom us. the sam. car.
Ia piching out "a husband that they
oxcrusa IN buying n new hat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

The delay In appointing q director
OF railroads has been explained. The
president had a hard time finding a
man who agreed with Mr. McAdoo
on his fsve-y year extension proposal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
TO ENCOURAGES CAPITAL

on. OF the most significant and
important features Of Governor Rob.
ertson's inaugural address is hts rel.
erence 20 the necessity VI encouras-
Ing ana protecting capital for the de-
yelopment ~ the states resources
lie say. "unl.ss additional capital
ran he made 10 feel secure. and Ii
guaranteed fair ana JUS, treatment,
W. need not c,pect that development
which would otherwise he ourr for
the asking The opening ana develop.
bring To our state large numbers OF
Intelligent men ~ hlgh wage earn.
ing capacity who will buiid homes
and otherwise assist In the upbuild-
Ing of thl. commonwealth ana To
ma Il seems a short sighted aud fool
lsh policy 10 place obstacles In the
way of these Industries especially In
view ~ the untold benefits tina,
would accrue To our citizenship. ana
tho increased tevenue 20 tho state
and tim various municipalities"
This ls an encouraging sign Here.
tofore IN. policy has been tn regard
capital as the unprotected prey oi
politics and politicians ana the aitl-
tude of the state has driven capital Ia
other fields for investment tina,
otherwise would have been used IN
dsveloplns resources ana building up
Indu-,rie. within our own borders
discriminating taxation Tor political
purposes has been one of the 'lc.
ment- which haVe frightened capital
away ana caused wealth produced
from some ~ our industries to bs In.
e.,cd elsewhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

THIS from the Chicago Tribune
Married. al IN. HON. OF Mrs Fred &.
"rick " Shahd. Miss Ethel madd ~
Pasadena and Mrs Arthur .. itoe of
Phoenix Ars"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Colonel House, says the baltimore
sun. has added Hungarian TO the
Languages which he can silent IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Following Richard Pearson Hob
spn. Duthr.. In preparing to M en-
t.rtnin-d nrst by uaby l,-~iyr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

ioa Nichols who has inst been
elected member ~ the state his
t0richl ~Do,~ty. 10 collecting data oon-
-fninE tho old fashioned shoe
dealer who used ,o throw IN q pair
VI socks and -stra shoe iaces with
every pair of shoes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

tn average auto swner drives So
blamed reckless that I'm glad he
does git hohhcd when he pays u re
pair hill when Teller saws that
reminds me ot s little incident. pre-
nre 4 be bored
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
nf In ,llc stlll, Nighi-

\ snuU stnccntn sound p"ckcd into
John Frrrors sleep and awoke him.
re sat un with that where am. Nv
feeling one has ON waxing up In a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

snnp shots from the Dallas News
our Ius~, In that II isn't going to be
long untli some candidate will he
bold enough to run for office on this
platform: Rob tho rich. And II you
are really good you don't need much
uf an Organization TO pSovc II. II
has just about gotten ~ tn this Cuun o.
try that the ~ir"N way for "A man
To keep his wife from being extruva
giant ID to spend u all himself Fur
tnermOre. N We walt until we pay
all our debts ~ doub, n We ahali
ever hav. money enough to get Into
the IVES, T-Sas excitement Our po-
sitiun simply u that n woman ought
To wrap up completely when IN.
wind 4. cold enough to make her
chest look like chApped knucklrs.
Mr. rcavlsh sAys that the reason hs
has qult talking to Mrs rsaNish
about their oil stock is because every
time he mentions a she begins map
ping out u ~Dcial campaign
Th. world office seems to be
faring well already under the new
state administration Jerry Rand.
probably b~cAuse of his striking
military appearance. has been ap-
pointed n member of the governor y
staff with the rank iof colonel, and
ga N, Nichols, because ~ his omnl-
farlous training has been made u
member VI the state historical so.
ciety
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

Receive her. ship ~iuiblet from
Cartons Magazine "iclIs Hhe has
spont her llfo making mon run er-
rands FOR her. pteila We'll. she -
pretty near tho end Of heyInsls order
business" ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
alrscn rrlOS rRlCtA
Phones

nsnWru up rur ASSOCIATED rakSs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-12

in .Fairmont. after few days visit
with the latters parents. Mr.. and MIS-
J. b. Petit
Mr. w. NJ. bennington spent sunday
with friends in Wheeling.
after a short visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Baker In Fairmont.
Mrs. a. Q. Haincs and two children.
of Fairricw. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Renner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Orndofr spent
Thursday with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. G. F. Jones Of Warrington. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. c. w. Sturm
here for few days.
Mrs Jennie kimble has returned
home after several days visit with rela-
tlvcs in t'airInont.
Mrs. Ellen Garrison Is spending
few days with Mrs. Frank Hart In Nc
McchCn.
Miss Mary Hedge has returned home
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gillngham in McMecncn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner OF Fair
mont. spent saturday and Sunday here
with friends.
Mr.. Howard Church Of Fairmont.
spent Sunday hero with relatives.
Mr.. Peter Henderson who Is employ
cd in Weston. spent Saturday ard Sum
day, here with his family.
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Ped Parine has returned home after
spending the week end with friends IN
Pittsburgh. !
Misses Cleo and Aria Nay nave rc-
turned home after n short visit with
friends in Wheeling.
Harry Clark who is employed In Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McMunn and two
children. left Sunday for their home In
parents.
Mrs. T.. A. Donaldson and two sons
James and Edwin. left Friday for
Clarksburg, where they Will make their
future home.
Mrs. Sam Stone left Monday for her
home IN Warrington. after a short WIS.,
it here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ycat"r and
little son Clarence. IT., have returned
New Martinsvillc. after n few days VIZ
il with Mr.. and Mrs. J. *. Robinson.
mont. spent sunday here with his
Mr.. II. J. Crow has returned home
after n two months stay In Ranger.
Texas.
Mrs. c. Hendrix has returned home
homo after a short visit with friends IN
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Wctzcl and little
son, LOWS. loft Friday for their home