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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NOTICE..
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

At meeting of The Public Service
Commission of West Virginia, held
on the list day Of March, A. d.,
1920.
CASE NO. 1908.
VlRGINIA-WESTERN -"WER
COMPANY, Application to
Change Rates.
Whereas, application has this
day been filed l.y the Virginia
Western Power Company for 80.
thority to change its rates. it is
ordered that leave be granted to
any one Interested to file objection
thereto before the Commission at
any time on or before the 18th day
I" April. 1920, and this matter be
set down for. hearing at a meeting
of the Commission to be held at its
ofiicns in tn" CaDitol Building in
The City OF Charleston on said 18th
day Of April, 1920, at two O'Clock
p. H., at which time any one may
appear and make such objection
thereto as may be deemed proper.
1t is further ordered that the ap-
pllcant publish con- If this ord
er once each week for four success
Slve weeks in two newspapers of
opposite politics, If such there be,
and CT general circulation in the
>0NASy Va DIV Inc
proposed change in rates; and said
applicant shall also mail to or serve
on each of its consumers affected
thereby at least fifteen days prior
to said 18Th day of April, 1920.
written notice in the form pre-
Scribcd by the Commission, show
I!.-'- that it has applied TO The Pub
TIC Service Commission for authori-
ty to change its rates. tho rates -
posed to be charged, and the time
and place of such hearing; making
sion. A Copy.
Teste:
lSigned) r. B. BERNHEINf,
o1H-4t Secretary
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NOTICE.
TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

The Sun Lumber Company, The
iauley Coal Land Company, cor
Doration;
E: l.. McClung; Amanda McClung;
ldeala Shaver, Lemon A. Nc
Chung, n. j. McClung, Sallie A.
Smith, John r. Smith, Piney j.
McClung, c. Z. McClung, Alice
lcClung, G. p. McClung, Otey
q. McClung, Emma r. Smith and
Bud Smith, r. 0. McClung, Nancy
G. McClung and S. f. McClung,
Ella Bryant, Martha Smith, and
Isaac Smith, Ollie +. Price and
Henry Price, Myrtle Smith and
J. Austin Smith, Peachy McClung
and Calvin McClung, Voney Drys-
dale and Charles Drysdalc, Hubert
y. Shaver, Mamie Cook and
Perry c. Cook, NJ. G.. McClung,
Bertha Williams, +. Nj. McCIung,
Clarence McClung, Malona Bryant,
Virgil + McClung, Charley Bryant,
Charley McClung, PlnSy J. Hines,
Virgle Ellison. Pincyr. Price
a an4 As" rmiI PRICE, W. L ci!1EoM
G. Rider. i. d. Stalnakcr. Amos
Bright, J. II. Brewster. and all
;" J, - 'Niii''i GU vi
said &. l.. McClung and Amanda
McClun8, by II. G.. Skaggs their
guardian adj litcm and in their
own right.
TAKE NOTICE.: That on The
10Th day Of April, 1920, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, Il. M, and
= O'Clock, p. m, at the office Of
Brown, jackson and KNIGHT. Ea-
nawha Valley Bank Building, sixth
floor, Charleston, West Virginia.
before S. p. Richmond, Notary. we
will axe the deposition Of John
b. Laing, William Lcckie and
others to be read liz evidence in our
behalf OF Il certain suit in Chanccry
now pending in the Circuit Court
for Inc County Of Grccnbricr and
State Of West Virginia, in which
Sun Lumber Company is plaintiff
and Nelson Fuel Company ct al are
If from any cause the taking Of
said dispositions shall not be com
menccd or completed on the day
the same shall be con
tinucd from day to day, or from
time to time, at the same place and
between the same hours, until same
shall be completed.
NELSON FUEL COMPANY,
BY w. l.. LEE,
5. N. PACE,
3-2G-lt. Attorneys.
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or. and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than Sl.OO
nor more than $1,000 for each OF
Tense. and each ~ hours he NAV
permit said paper and other noX-
louS ANA refuse matter to remain
upon such property in violation of
section twO of this ordinance shall
De deemed separate oifcnsc.
Section 4.
Ii shall be unlawful for any per-
son In control OF any premises to
drain, or permit to drain, by pipes,
ditchcs or otherwise. into any street
Or alley situated wholly or partly
IN Said town, or inio any side
ditch or gutter along the said street
or alley, any waste water or other
iluid. from any kitchen or other
sink, bath tub, or garbage can or
DINER refuse receptacle; and The
same Is hereby declared Il nuisance.
ANY, person violating this section
snail be guilty Of Il misdcmcanor
anu upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than S1.OO nor
more than $1,000 for. each oifcnse,
and each twcnty-four hours such
dram Is permitted to continue
shall be deemed separate offense
The Sargent Of The town shall abatc
such nuisance at the expense of the
offender if he shall fail 10 abaic
same within - hours after notice
TO do so by the Sargent.
Section ).
Ii shall be unlawful for any per-
son TO permit for period of twenty
iour hours or more surface water
10 stasnatc and stand upon any
premises owned or controlled by
him in said town, or to fail to keeD
such surface water properly drain
Ell from said premises. The stag
nation OF such water upon any
such premises for n period of 81
hours or more is hereby declared 4
| nuisance. "
ANY person violating this section
| shall be deemed guilty Of a misde-
mcanor, and shall be fined moi less
than 81 90 nor more than $1,000 for
each offcnse, and each ~ hours
Such water is permitted to stagnatc
! snail be deemed a separate oi(ensc.
| Inc Sergeant Of the town shall abate
SUCH nuisance at the expense of the
contender ii he shall fail to abatc same
| WithNn "a hours after notice SO to
do by the Sergeant.
have been advised by the Chair
man of the Committee from the
Civic League on this particular line
OF work, that they expect to start a
! vigorous campaign about April
10TH. as | understand their efforts
vii! be TO make the town clean and
sanitary, and that during certain
period they will arrngc to have yollr
rubbish removed at a nominal cost
TO you; but why wait for this?
Every piece of property within the
corporate limits, either occupied or
unoccupied under the above ordin-
ance is supposed to be kept free
on waste paper or other noxious or
refuse matter.
Therefore, | appeal to YOU for
the good of the town, for the health
OF our people and in obedience to
the order referred to, clean lid your
property, beautify the town and
make safe the health Of the people.
r. NJ. BELL,
| M7N-nr.
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On Monday evening last as Mr..
(lcher. who lives north Of Lewis
(rs' and his wife were coming up
a Ford run-about car from Rom
|verle they collided, at the old
fnp Corner on Main street, with
Far driven by Mr.. Bailey, of White
phtlr, going east. Both cars were
|aiy damaged and Mrs. Belcher
cut about the face, tho not scri-
fy injured. The accident hap
|ned within n few steps of the
IN A. Preston Community House
% which Mrs. Belcher was taken
d where Miss MelIichamp. the
guh'y Nurse, cared for her until
was ready to proceed TO her
me north Of town.
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~. t... lorIncr pastor OIL the Nj. T..
Church, South, here, has just COM
plctcd an arrangement, by which he
becomes one of the directors of the
Radcliif ChautauquaS that now num-
Der nearly twelve hundred, and arc
held i'll that many places through
out the year 1920. DR.. Knotts as
Segment. commencing about April
/, Will take i'll southern circuit
! and will be followed by work in the
more nor.herly towns as summer
approaches. His duties will be to
conduct Il three day Chautauuua
i'll each town in his circuit and give
Two lectures at each gathering; one
ron community Welfare" and the
other on "Amcricanization.''
O.. w. hickman, who had spent
most OF the winter With his son,
! OHIO, near ClintOnvillc, returned TO
his home at Scebert, last Monday.
+. W. Fuller has returned to his
home near Rcnick. and in company
with Capt. }. w. Robinson, was in
! town Tuesday and paid us Il pleas
ant call.
Walton II. Bell, from Hcathcrman.
w. Va, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his kin here.
Mrs. I. Hickman Jarrett spent
several days here this week with
her daughter. Mrs. Don r.. Nickel.
Col. Mason Mathews is absent in
Charleston and Huntington this
| week.
John 3. Laing went to Baltimore
Wednesday night TO consult a spec
IalISt in regard to an ear trouble.
u. w. George, OF Bamboo, and II.
II. George, of Carl, were here last
week They were accompanied by
NJ. b. McClung, of Meetings., with
whom they spent the night on their
return trip home. They paid us a
beneficial call.
| Col. Mason Mathews and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Bcurry, of our town and
Judge and Mrs. ChaS. S. Dice, of
Washington, ID. c., attended the
Ihayer-Shaver wedding at Charles
tor Tuesday night.
Judge and Mrs. Chas. S. Dice will
san soon for london where The
Judge will be attached the American
Consulate generals office with the
rank of Vice-Consul in the diDlo-
matte service. He and Mrs. Dice
and his brother, John G.. Dice, we're
here yesterday.
| w. L. Burns, Of Keller, candidate
Tor the Democratic nomination for
sheriff, took his daughter, Miss Ollie
to the University Hospital at Char
lottesville TO be treated for COM
plicatiOn OF troubles.
James w. Dwyer arrived from the
Texas oil fields Sunday night and
is spending while with his family
here.
\. S. Ford, of Huntington spent
three days this week with his
brothers and other kin in this
county.
J. B. Leech, of Clintonville, las,
week took his wife to a Baltimore
hospital for treatment and a DOS
sible operation.
Mrs: Geo. w. Warren, of Beckley
spent Tuesday here the guest of
Mrs. ~. r. Burdette. She came I'D
TO look after the graves. of her
parents, the late Col. and Mrs. B. F.
Harlow and Tuesday afternoon was
cordially welcomed by MANY of her
old friends at the house warming
given by the Woman's Association
in the John A. Preston Community
House.
Miss Rosalind Sibold, who has
been in New York at the Bellevue
Training School for nurses, for the
past three months, is at home here
for q rest and will return later to
finish the course,
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SACRED CONCERT.

h \ '"rgc congregation attended
seo ' IE sacred song service
Is, by The music teachers and
n Ill., v VI me Seminary in Carnegie
nI,, "Snhaay night. Mr.. Du Bose
Scn. the service. His brief
+ ~ " on The second coming of
h c" It, celebrating thoughts
m, "t'.r 10 him while gazing at
rc "iI;''oouS and wonderful aurora
bnd,,~ ~ me northern skies, the
|c f.,,, nlSht before was an impress
, m%'"rc Of the scrvicc-an earn
Iich an effective short talk in
br =, ~ cHhoricd all TO be ready
! hnp." n1W neither The day nor
|H@h." ' Tic Don OF man
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PERSONAL MENTION.

ID. VI. CalliSon, of Trump Valley
Farm, Beard; j. NJ. Cutlip, F..P.
Kidd and j. S. McNcel, of Pocahon-
tas county, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Callison.
They left that night for Munice, Ind.
10 attend. with a view of buying
purc-bred Pollcd Hereford cattle,
the sale of J. E. Green. From Mum
ice they will 90 to indianapolis to
attend the Indiana Pollcd Hereford
Associations sale; from there they
60 to Milford, ILL.,, to attend w. d.
Nolin j. Sons sale of Herefords.
Trump Valley Farm has established
a nationwide reputation for its,
double standard polled and horned
Hereford cattle, some of the
product of this herd selling at TOP
fancy prices at the largest sales in
the United States.
Roy K. Parker has entered Mas
sey Business College, Richmond, Va.
TO take the prescribed course.
DR.. c. r. McClintic, now teaching
in the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons. at Detroit was in Green
brier last Friday on business.
Hon. II. S. White, of Mingo coun-
W, Senator Sol" as they call him
in that part of the state, now agent
of the State Road Commission, was
in Greenbrier last week and in
Lewisburg Saturday collecting the
special tax or automobiles and
trucks which comes back in semi
annually payments for road and
street purposes.
John A. Littlcpage is housed at
home with a case Of humps.
Mrs. A. y. Shawvcr went over TO
Virginia Monday TO visit daughter.
Thos. &. Mann, formerly Of Green
I'brlcr, for many years member of
the Summers county bar, is an
nounccd as Republican candidate
for Judge OF the Tenth Circuit
Summers, Raleigh and Boone coun-
ties. His opponent for The RepulJ-
lIcan nomination is J. Q. Hutchison.
Col. John II. CroSicr who return
cd from Richmond week before last
was much benefited by the treat
nent he received there.
Mrs. Alex McV. Miller and daueh-
Ter, Mrs. Irene Chainey, are here
iron Washington.--AidcrS0n i'd
Uerfscr.
Forrest Bobbitt Of Racine, Wis,
consin, spent the week end with his
sister, Mrs. A. II. McFcrrcn.-Pocn-
honias Times.
Col. r.. S. Turk, of Stanton and
Washington. ID. c., in Lcwisb,rg
Tuesday on business, was a pleasant
caller at our Office. He was looking
wcll-thc picture Of good health.
When we remarked upon his growth
in avoidupoisc weight he reminded
us that an occasional bottle of good
old Bumgardncr may yet be found
in fair Augusta by the fellow who
knows where to hunt for il.
Mrs. a. II. Goad, who has been
taking treatment in the Woman's
Hospital, Baltimore. has returned
home much improved.
DR.. j. o. Knott, OF Washington,
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|Al1!orney II. S. Ruckcr, of Marlin
81 |, mas as succeeded in compromising
|I u me Warn Lumber COMPANY,
amahontas county, a claim for
| | az, set up for infant heirs Of
FL lale VIM. B. Bostic who, some
[sSs ago, while in the service of
.o'npany. lost his life on one of
o, ~? lralns. The claim was com
" W at $4,000 as we learn from
NarliniOn Journal.
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UNDERTAKING,

II have just returned from the
81 where l purchased a nice as
|rlment of caskets, a hearse, etc. !,
bich are arriving daily, and hav-
b assisted the late John A. Hand
J in the undertaking business for
+ past six years. l am now pre-
Pred to serve the public in this
e and will supply everything per-
ming thereto. Calls will receive
|oMpt attention. day or night.
|tis!action guaranteed. both in
Twice and price.
C. E. COX & co.
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'''O'HG ANNOUNCEMENT.

t. E 2"nah King Lockett, Of Frank
,crn,I, '"cH,y, announces The en-
I oni OF her sister, Marie Fran
I ' W, to Mr.. Richard pcvton
fl. " "'WiSburg, West Virginia.
' ,,,,. marriage will be very n,,;el-
Irlcrr '','zcd Wednesday, April
a announcement, not altogcth-
ends h, ,Hc TO Mr.. Bells many
llonI ', We, IN view Of his not in
Ky w., MYSTERIOUS trips to Ken
crcI ,vo'heS as a matter ofmuch
Dg wc Ii'S IS Lockett and her sister
We vi' = hnown here where both
own bn,eu' From all that is
'IulaIinv,,, : OF Miss Marie the con
i rcrn;m, our young townsman
Gty. '' VIII be many and very
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rr,d Lccch, a young man about
Years of age, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| R. Lccch, of Clintoifville, died
Eesday, March 3Oth, 1920, at the
b,c Hospital at Huntington. His
Nix will be sent home and buried
lanes Chapel.
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Vim 4. Reynolds was here from
" ."rsrtc Wednesday attending to-
.;,ess in ". T.. Hayes feed store,
e;I, Wr. Hayes superintendent the
";;,r of Gen. e. G. Watts blood
h,rses for shipment to the Ken
L,, ,.orrS
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~. F. Fry has bought the Buster
be property on the corner of
hin and Jefferson streets, Lewis
I'd. and will move his stock of
berries TO that stand in a few
u.s. We understand that Mr.. Fry
i'd S6,5O0.00 for the property.
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-, sur-l outstanding pure
f 1o / E.. boar pigs, 9weeks old.
3! e.! ' sis each. if sold at once.
[ [nr reni,tcr for 81 extra. w. l..
III orr RichlandS, w. Va.
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Rpcfc Fuller, aged about 10 years.
united suicide by hanging al
home in the Buckeye neighbor-
toJ north of Frankford. last Sat
KAN morning, leaving a large
|nijy. Further particulars next
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FARM FOR SALE.-1O8 acres. rs
acres TIMBER, rest can be cultivated.
Apply H.H., care independent.
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-. 1ohr d. McCorkle. registered
u: c;0ht specialist, of Hinton, w.
e s .. The Greenbrier Hotel. Ron
g. ~ First Monday OF each
Yer ;-om nine to FIVE o'clock.
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4. Franck will hold ser
R'': (; 81 lanes Episcopal church
'eS III evening. April 18th. ut 1880
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49,. ,,ryant has established
W1l''I srryic, in LewisburS. So
iy Il, "Iv,ltcr. the Ice Man.
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Srr-llay. straw, Fodder.
F"E, W. ,r,Jc for young horse or
o"'" + H. WATTS, LewisburG.
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lwo 5-passenger Ford cars for
sale. +. Il. COLEMAN. Lcwisburu.
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passenger REQ car for sale.
fNt %pspc. Apply at this Office.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18

Mrs Gael Hoag pleasantly enter
tanned one table of card guests Sat
urday evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18
NOTHING But THE TRUTH,

Nothing but the Truth ct the
Ely tonight. Mr.. Holmes new We
hicle is the funniest play in which he
has yet been seen and suits his COM
edy talents TO perfection. 1t is the
perturbation of Frederic. S. Isham's
we'll known novel of the same name,
which was made into a stage play for
William Collier by James Montgom-
cry.
The farce is one of hilarious COM
plications. and concerns the happen
ings of Bob Bennett when he makes a
wager with three frieds TO go a
week telling nothing but the truth
to every person he meets. AS the
candid young clubman who is forced
10 disclose the dark secrets of three
friends lives to their inquisitve
wives, Taylor Holmes does the best
laughmaking of his career. He SIM
ply makes two laughs grow where
n grew before.
Nothing but the Truth is as full
of laughs as a dog is of barks. They
pop on increasingly, each one longer
and louder than the last, and the
spectator who wants to can make
quite a collection.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18
CABARET BENEFIT TO BE
GIVEN FOR THE Y. W. {. A

The Cabaret entertainment which
is being planned for the Y. w. c. A.
to be given at Bio hall Friday, Feb
ruary 6 bids fair to be one of the
most successful entertainments OF
the season, and the commendable
cause for which IL Is given should
assure ii unlimited patronage. as the
splendid opportunity presented by
this organization for the betterment
of young women is not exceeded by
any organization in the United States
or abroad. Mrs. Nealy Chaplin is
supervising the arrangements for the
evening and is being assisted by the
Woman's Club. Mrs. Anthony Zurich,
whose musical ability is SO ~favorabiy
know. is preparing a cabaret pro-
gram which has not been excelled in
the district. and the occasion offers
an evening of delightful diversion for
those who attend. Refreshments will
be served by eight petite little Jap
anese maids and dancing will be a
feature of the entertainment as we'll.
Tables may be reserved from Mrs.
Nealy Chaplin. telephone 105-x, and
Mrs. Samuel Patrick. telephone 65-x.
Admission: Gentlemen. s1.00; la
dies, soc.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18
THE AMAZING WIFE"

Do YOU like to see pictures that stir
the depths of emotion. that lift You
out of yourself, that present char
acters who seem as real to you as the
man in the next seat THE Amaz-
ing Wife" is such a picture.
Mary MacLaren, as Cieely, has one
of the greatest roles of her career
and in The Amazing Wife," which
comes TO the Rex theatre Monday,
she has achieved the finest of her
many fine pictures. Do not fail to
see ii. 1-1S-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18

together with Mrs. Chaplin. Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Linsley,
were presented with beautiful prizes
which closed the events of the even
ing, in which the following guests
were invited to join: Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Upwall, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs.
Boyd-Smith. Mrs. Grier, Mrs Ben
nett, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Hcag, Mrs.
Bates, Mrs Patrick, Mrs. Callahan,
Mrs. Boese. Mrs. Willard, Mrs.
White, Mrs Belding, Mrs. jackson.
Mrs. Root. Mrs. Murdoch. Mrs.
Proctor, Mrs. Linsley. Mrs. Kent,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Richard
son, the Misses Wheeler. Clyde and
Jackson.
An enjoyable social affair of the
coming week Will De the afternoon of
cards given by Mrs. Join Weber and
Mrs. David Young on tuesday.
The Double L Bridge Club was en-
%tertained at the home of Mrs. j. p.
R%umbaugh Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Hartman and the hostess having the
high scores at the close of the game.
Mrs. w. {. Dodge was numbered
among the dinner hostesses Of the
week. when Mrs. Jandebeur was the
eomplimented guest, beside which
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Firman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Murdoch, the Misses Gil
bert. Mekernan and Mcdonald were
present.
Mrs. G.. Il. Doughty will be the
dinner hostess at her home in East
Ely this evening. Covers will be
laid for six.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-18
Happenings In
Society Circles

An occasion OF especial interest To
the young social set was the party
given on Saturday night by Mrs. L.
G. c. Whitmore in honor of Miss
Mildred Wetmore, whose betrothal to
her son. Creighton p. Whitmore, was
announced. Following a theatre
party at the Ely Mrs. Whitmore pre-
sided ut a beautifully appointed sup
per at her sons new home. which is
awaiting his bride. The table was a
yeritable garden of violets and was
most charming in aspect. Surround
ing the c~enterpiece corsage bouquets
of violets, tied in filmy tulle, with
tiny cards bearing the names of the
betrothed couple nesting nm their
center, we're the favors found at the
guests plates, and oceasioned many
fluctuations to the happy bride-eleet,
who is one OF the most affable and
CAPABLE young ladies of the younger
set. Mr.. Whitmore is one of the
promising young business men of
the district. being the manager of the
Wells Fargo Express company, and
has recently returned from an ex-
tended period of service in the L.. S.
A. Miss Wetmore viii be leaving
for her home in California in a few
DAYS. where she will spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Theodore Wetmore. VINO are ex-resi-
dents of Ely. Mr.. Whitmore will
also proceed To California later,
where the wedding will take place
and a short honeymoon will be enjoy
ed before their return to Ely. where
they will make their home. Mrs.
Whitmore's hospitality was extended
TO Miss Wetmore, Mrs. Oscar Upwall,
Mrs. Carroll Morrill,. Mrs. Joseph AL
len Wallace, Mrs. John Emer Long,
Mrs. Fred Oldfeld, Mrs. Jay Brin-
ton, the Misses Harriet Fulmer, Bess
Fulmer. Madge Smith, Eva Timmons,
Lillian Devlin. Margaret O'Hare.
Aida Stevens, Charlotte McEwing.
Mary Shepard, Mabel Wheeler. Lucy
Mekernan and Josephine Munroe.
Several pretty affairs have enliven-
ed the social week, a number of which
have been given I'm honor of Mrs.
David Young, who is leaving soon for
her home in Iowa. Complimenting
Mrs. Young aud her sister-in-1aw,
Mrs. Elwood Richardson. who has
recently come 10 Ely to make her
home. Mrs Watt Bishop gave one of
the most delightful of these affairs