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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
Old Invention

The square bottom paper bag. which
has been In almost universal use fos
half a century. was the invention of :
woman = Miss Magic knight OF
Holyoke, Mass.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
MRS. EDITH KERMIT ROOSEVELT.

MRS. EDITH KERMIT ROOSEVELT.
Warren G. Harding and Calvin Cool
idge. Only will the full measure of
Americanism in the next Administra-
ton be attained, If the people shall
declare for the party which holds true
nationalism as Its high ideal. 1t is
not necessary to forget our duty to
our neighbor In doing orr duty at
home.
"The time appeals most strongly to
the manhood and the womanhood Of
America. To woman more than ever
before because to her has come the per-
fected opportunity to make her infu-
ence weighty in behalf of the nation.
'"rhis year as never before, with
world conditions as they are, steadi-
ness and staunchness of American pur-
pose are obligatory II We would first
bring back our country to Its stable
place and then by strong endeayor
do all tina. can be done -or peace and
the general welfare In all lands"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
PERSONALS

MIS-. ~. WI. DART spent u lew
days in st. Louis this week.
Postmaster J. F. Burress of
Ramer was in Selmer Monday.
w. H. Hamilton recently made
a trip to Nashville on business.
Sam Ralston of Purdy was a
business visitor to Selmer Mon
day.
Louis Adams attended the fu-
neral of ]. S. Brown at Mt. Zion
Friday.
c. B. Steadman and family at
tended the singing at Shiloh
Sunday.
DR.. Wallace and C. M. Barr
spent a few days in Mobile this
week.
Uncle T. Raines and son Edgar
of Oxford creek came over to
hear Gen. Hannah speak.
Mrs. Frank Owens of Jackson
has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. R. A. Carothers, near Sell
mer.
Mrs. Harry Simpson left Sat-
urday to join her husband who is
at Nashville in charge of a West
ern Union crew.
DR.. E. M. Smith and family of
Bethel Springs spent Sunday in
Selmer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Percy and
daughter, Miss Beatrice, of Jack
son, were the recent guests of
friends in Selmer.
Mrs. Rachel and little Rachel
Alternately spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall Hockaday, on upper Crooked
creek.
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Homer, J.
r. Swain and family and a num-
Der Of Selmer people attended
the big singing atShiloh Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Stainback, who has
been spending the summer with
relatives in North Carolina, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Purviance, and other rel
atives in Selmer.
Hon. A. C. Lea Of Shreveport,
La, spent a part of the week
with his mother, Mrs. Jane Lea.
He had been to Rochester, Mimi,
at Mayo Bros. hospital for treat
n1ent, and has every appearance
of being greatly improved in
health.
P. L. Basinger, after having
finished shaving last week at his
home on Court avenue applied
what he believed to be bay rum
to his face, but which was carbol-
ic acid. His face was slightly
burned by the acid, but no per-
manent Disagreement will result
from the accident.
J. T. Bricker. a thrifty farmer
living on Crooked creek, brought
Us a fine lot of radishes Monday.
They were of the Chinese and
the black variety, and among the
former, is a specimen shaped ex-
actly like a human right hand,
almost lifelike in appearance, and
something never seen by any one
We know of.
=
Gen. Harvey Hannah. who
spoke in Selmer Tuesday, re-
NAMED over until the late train
Tuesday night and was visited al
his room ct the Gooch hotel by
many of his admirers. Gen. Han.
nah is a member of the railroad
commission. Ee was raised in the
mountains of East Tennessee,
and is one of the most eloquent,
entertaining speakers ever heard
in Selmer, and his speech here
Tuesday afternoon was force
fal appeal to the democracy and
was ell received by his hearers.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
why Holland Grows WIlIov.

Holland is covered with willow
trees, and the great bikes Of the
country are made stronger By the
network formed by the roots. Brock
Ign Eagle.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce w. E.
Mcleod as an indepen cent candidate
for Representative from McNairy coun-
ty in the lower House of Representatives
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-10-29
DR.. WARREN w. WALLACE
Special attention to Mental
and Nervous Diseases
Office at Hendricks Drug Store
Order of Publication

Mrs Lou ridwell In County Court
VS. Selmer Tenn.
James Haynes eft al Oct. Term, 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
HERE'S QUICK WAY TO GET BACK
ON YOUR FEET AFTER SICKNESS
SHE WAS IN POOR HEALTH
FOR MONTHS FOLLOWING "FLU''

II guess ! would be in that condition
yet for | was just that way for months, If
hadn't noticed what the papers were say
ing about Hypo-Cod. ] bought this won
derful medicine and today I'm feeling
grand and bnstling around feeling just as
good as ever IL made n different woman
out Of me-" declared Mrs. Annie Link,
l345 Lowrie street, N s., Pittsburg, Pa.
After spell Of sickness the system
needs n real modern tonic II must be
strong enough 10 bring the strength and
vitality back again promptly and OF the
same time it must be so palatahlc and,
agreeable to the stomach that It will not
upset or nauseate the u,er Ihis'-xplans
why druggists and chemists 90 heartily
endorse Earles Hypo4od
Earles Hypo-Cod contains an excellent
formula which is plainly printed on each
bottle Drop in at the drug store tonight
and read IL over AK the druggist about
II. also vour doctor It's simply more
powerful combination Of well-known medi-
cines in more palatable and modern
form. You will he delighted the way =
puts the patient back on their feet N
record breaking time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Why Linger Around in a Weak,
Thin, Anaemic Con-
dition.
BUILD YOURSELF UP
PROMPTLY THIS WAY

II does not take long To spend the family
nest egg and get into debt when person
fingers around after sick spell in an
achy, weak, ancrnic condition with no
strength, appetite or energy for the days
work
A person should build themselves up
quickly Fortify their system against
complications with good tonic and they
should promptly regain their weight and
strength All that chest soreness and
obstinate coughing should be driven out
and the digestion and appetite stimulated
So that with hearty foods the patient can
yet on his or her feet in hurry.
Chemists druggists and experts assert
that Earlcs Hvpo-Cod Is a splendid,
more powerful nutritiye. reconstructive
tonic and thousands ~ people by following
their advice have been restored to robust
health in recnrd breaking time Hvpo-Cod
j. pleasant 10 take and agrees with the
weakest stomach (Sce formula on bottle
Read what the party says in article on the
right Then send down 10 the drug store
and get bottle tonight You'll be delight
ed the way it brings back the roses to pale.
thin. anaemC cheeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
gold color for which Memo had been

gold color for which Memo had been
working for So long.
The poor white bird was so fright
encd that it fluttered hclplessly about
trying to get out. upsetting some of
the pots which spilled the beautiful
colors on its white plumage.
Just then the Magician came into
the room and opened the furnace door
and out flew the frightened bird, but
white no longer. but u gorgeous orea-
turc with long golden tail.
Memo looked in astonishment at the
bird, but when nc saw the gold color
on its tail he exclaimed, "the beautiful
color, the beautiful color | did find
II after all and it was for you, my beauti-
full bird, that | wanted it.
You shall be named the Golden
Pheasant from this day, and my wonder
full gold color will never be lost, for you
and your family will always carry it on
your tails
When Gump saw the Magician open
the door to the furnace he ran out of
the room into the woods and was never
seen again but very likely all the dwarfs
are descendants from Gump who lived
with the Magician who gave to the Golden
Pheasant its beautiful plumagc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
CrNr AND THE GOLDEN PHEASANT

C;ump was dwarf who helped the
magician Memo, ard they lived IN the very
center nf the East where there were hun
drr,ls of beautiful birds and flowers.
Their home waS ~ the top OF an old
stone tower covered with vines and 1t
stond IN the middle Of the woods by
lake
tump was lazy hc would sleep away
tho da>. and Memo had - keep calling
a. hun ia order to have wood enough TO
run tho fires which he had to keep burning
for Memo was hunting for wonderful
gold color winch Ne wanted Tor his magic
art
IA the room where Memo and Gump
ll,r,i was 4 beautiful white hird which
Gump dill not Ike because II seemed
alwa>s 90 hc watching HIM
II would likc 70 take your head OIL
sand Gump Have YOU nothing to do
hut To- watch me
The white hird only watched the more
and while Gump never heard IL speak he
was not al all sure it dld nos tell his master
that he often lct the tirc' got very low
when hc was left alone to watch them.
But one daN Gump ran away INTO
tho woni~ and did not return until late,
and the fires went ont
The next morning whel Memo went
a. hls furnace. there he found all his
prccious liquids werc cold
Of course. hc was very angry and
punished Gmnp hN g'ving hun bread
and water .ur h~ breakfast instead Of
nice hot porridgc
As soon IL \cmo had left the room
Gump lookrd IL the white hiri perchcd
or shelf ou The other ~idc Of the room
You told hum ktoW YOU did. h''
sand. and YOU stall hc put where You
Will tell no more tales
Gump caught the Whitc hlrd by i
wing sud carried It T. the furnace where
the hrlck Wall looked ~ if il we're ,t'll
hot though il had really been coo"g I'll
night but Gump thought hc had been
punished bcc..us., he lid rot bring IN thu
wood and dbl not know the fires were out
I'm tell Memo YOU flew out the wh,-
dow. he saId as NJ closed the furua.c
door and | Will bc nd Of your prying
eyes
Now N the front Of the furnace We're
an the potS Of lovely colornE and N one
IN the TAR corner VAS the very beautiful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Nervous, Weak, Pale, Thin and
Had No Appetite.
TOOK HYPO-COD
is WELL AGAIN

Just after baby WAS born, ! caught the
Flu and honestly when did finally pull
through. | was wreck | fingered for
months and months in a weak rundown
and tess for hours and never did get really
rested NV stomach and digestion seemed
all upset and couldn't eat 1t seemed like
had lost my taste Nothing tasted good
and there was | WAS SO broken in spirit
and body that / couldn' do the necessary
things around the house. much less give TO
my dasing baby the attention IT deserved
coula not get anyone 10 come To the
house and do my work and was in bad
fix let me tell Won.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Seventh street, west Of Franklin street,
Cormac J. ONeill from Lee B. Church
5000.
Walnut street, north Of Front street,
William b, Megcar from John Merrick
Horn, $500
Van Burcn street, northwest corner
Chestnut street; John IAskowski from
Nora Ltisey, 81 500
Twelfth street, 1872 East; Gaetano
Palandrani from Theo. w. Reynolds.
81, 200.
Van Buren, street, southeast corner of
Tenth street. Elaine w. Marsh from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

Transfers of ownership of property in
Wilmington recently recorded include:
Concord avenue, south of Madison
street; Lewis b. Stoll from John Albert
Johnson, So, 200.
Twentieth street, Col West; James W.
Sharpless from Howard S. Clark, $500
Market street, 3037; George w. Cow
gill from Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., 81 300.
Cedar street south of Wright street;
John Podlo from Deborah l.. Dilworth,
5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Joshua y. Grassland sheriff $4,000
Adams street, between Second and
Pleasant streets; Julius GIantz from
Isaac White, 81 $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
SANDMAN STORY.
\ Mrs. :. 4 Walker

,utu w IN Mcclure News
ta.ri >sni:ra~ ',a~ 'orS CHtF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
n. Y.STOCKS

New York, Dec. 5.-ReadjuStment or
estimates in the financial. industrial and
commodity markets continued last week
finding free expression In the lower
trend Of speculative securities. smaller
output OF raw and finished products and
very irregular quotations from the
principal staples.
The outlook for the balance OF tho
year, a. viewed BY competent observers:
indicated further downward revision OF
prices and increased curtatlment IN
many lines of manufacture, offset In
part by an active retail holiday trade;
Definite developments Of the week m
cluded the unfolding OF the plan ~
which Southern Pacific IS 70 dtvest itself
Of It's Gil lands. which failed to arouse
any enthusiasm and the suspension nt
dividends on two OF the low priced cop
perS, which occasioned little or no sur
Hsayiness Of various issues IN IN"
motor. shipping and miscellaneous
groups strengthened the growing con-
vict!on that conservatism or absolute
necessity may compel the suspension OF
disbursements to holders OF preterreo
as we'll as common stocks
In the steel industry further pricr
cutting was resorted to by indepenoen.
than a lanEuid response from consun-
ers but II was declared that large con-
tracts for railway equipment are 5000
TO be awarded. Railroad earnings Tor
October werr substantially better. but
taken in IN" aggregst" 1t was eviden;
that the leading transportation syStems
have not yet thrown off IN" burdens
unused by long period OF federal con.
troll.
Investment conditions show better
tom. as attssted b. the open market
for rsw cooperate offerings, out the op-
nosi.ion Of the government towards do
nestle and foreign credits. as defined by
Secretary Houston and the federal re-
serye beard offers little hope for easier
aonev rl,trS Ia inc lmU. li:.i" futur"
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Talk to George Baird
About Life Insurance
Special Representative, The Mutual xifs
insurance Co. Of Kew xoxt.
HIxth Floor ~
whaling steal Cooperation 11Ao.

Mrs, Raw Martin and baby. Of Tuis&
Miss Polly Pnsh. manager OF tnc
cal Western Union office who has 80
spending a vacation with relatives y
Kentucky Is expected TO return - "
Mrs. Arthur Carroll Is in wsshinstsat
Pa. for a visit of a week or ten oAss
with relatives.
Mrs. r. F. Hanes and little son YlcyG
have gone TO Louisa, kentuc1y, 20 -
Mir. Hanes who Is employed there.
A son was born Thursday to NJ. -
Mrs. Layman Gregg The baby has peS1
named Robert Morgan. Mrs. Gregg "
before her marriage Miss Iona Aorea1
Miss Lucy Davenport, secfet
the Home Service department OF
Red Cross, has returned from .
with friends in parkersburg.
Mrs. j. q. umpleby was the
SATURDAY, Of relatives In Aar1ettI
Mrs. Frank Co. after a visit VIII
sister, Mrs. W. G. Dotson OF 81 AAky
has returned. 80
L. II. Fleming local electrician
returned from business trip TO Cs
Mrs. F. r. Garman. who has 80
the guest FOR a week Of her sister MI
l.. l.. ri1rpoint OF Marietta has
Mrs, j. II Thornton and son. John J1.l
returned Thursday evening from Whee1
Ing where they were tho quests On
relatives for several days.
Alfred Sharpe nt Cleveland. o.. 70 u
Suest OF his parents Mr.. and ArA "
A. Sharpe. = i
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FRIENDLY

Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Williamson, .! -
Louis. Mo, arc expected to arrive aelS
SATURDAY for u visit Of indefinite lSngtn
with friends and relatives.
Miss Grace Rymer. after visit W.
her brother, Ray Rymer, and family u
Derwood. has returned.
Mrs. Alden Beagle and little daugnt1,
Janice. of Grafton. W. Va. are here lov
a several days visit with relatives.
Miss Mabel Williamson. who has Del
the guest for few days OF rclativeg -
East Liverpool. O.. has returned homs:.
Mrs. ]. Q. Eddy. after briet VIZ
with friends in Parkersburs, mas ~
turned.
Miss Esthe,cn Williamson. after spend.
ing a few days with her parents, has -
turned to Buckhannon TO resume NJ
studies in West Virginia Wesleyan. =.
John Anderson. who has been very y
At the home Of his father, A. l.. Andeks
SON. for the past week. IS recovering.Ss
Oscar Nally, who Is n patient IN ths
Marietta hospital, is recovering from
severe injuries which he received II =
hunting accident on Saturday. the
Young man was accidentally shot IN the
face by q companion and was taken III
mediately 10 Marietta. His left eye W.
removed,
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
MOUNDSVILLE ELkS
IN ANNUAL TRIBUTE
TO DECEASED BROTHERS


Every seat IN tn" new Stranh theatre
was occupied yesterday afternoon u!
peorlr wishing to hear the annual E!kS
Memorial scrvic" in honor OF their dead.
Many fore people wer" present n this
service than in any past year h"caus"
of III. enlarged Seatin" capacity Of the
new theatre.
The service was very impressive and
beautiful and DR.. NJ. =. compton. VIII"
is a member Of the MUundSvNle lodge.
delivered tho Grafton. Tn" Virginia
theatre orchestra Of Wheeling furnished
the music for the occasion and a quar-
tette from the Second Presbyterian
church. Wheeling, CONFUSED Of Mrs. Ed
ma NcShitt De lroSlSr"' S'pI""U, M,H9
Carrie +. Schcnerlin". contraN9' Mr. EI-
mer Hoclzl". tenor AND MIS- j.. j.. or
ter. bass. gave Severa! selections
The services this YEAR w"r" IN" most
beautiful and impressive ever given by
the local lodge and forty-clght members
were honored in the memorial service
yesterday.
The services began WIN IN" an
nouncrment by ENait Rn!rr lGSl" X
Chaddock and ESQUIRE h"am!s roger
son. Of the purpose OF me memorial;
and that in every lodr" IN nc nItrd
states the hrSt SUNNI? :" el".e'
has been set asid' for the Elks 10 re,
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WARRINGTON

On Monday evening surprise party
vas given at the hnm' al NJ! .thc VI -.
James toad IN honor OF Mt. Iodu .
birthday. Mr.. t'old rec"!F"n toNCraI
present At Il late hour delicious
lunch was served. LnoSr Ir"9cmt WI WI
Mr.. and Mrs, J. ). HaKErItE' MI, an
Mrs: virgil BaH"r: MI. anu MrS' ,is.
Mcneil. Mrs. IiIIlr nay; mLSE NJ
HaCgcrtI. LOUIS" McN'i' lhcllha W.
Neil, robert taGfrriS. James li'h-
Ecrty and chester iShk"r.
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|ROH RE:v|E "


New York, Dec. 1.-THE steel market
displays a weak tone. aside from some
Steadiness III rails and pipe. with de-
mand very slow. More Independent COM
panies have reduced their prices 10
basis with the steel corporation ana
many months. Lower prices have not
helped business. however. and IN some
cases. independent mills are going on
Shor, time. Plates, shapes and bars are
all lower, while wire IL very weak and
some Of the finished products are SELL
ing even with the raw material.
Pig iron Is also weak because or poor
demand and continued rcsell!ng at con-
cessions. Some OF the furnaces are Try,
ing to meet this competition but find
lit,le business. Cancellations are being
resold. It is reported that about a mil
lion pounds Of copper have been sold by
small producers this week for prompt
shipment at 1880 delivery 10 European
consumers. The larger agencies have
not met this figure. however. and rather
a better feeling was reported towards
tn. end OF the week. with the II cent
basis generally maintained for deliveries
during the first quarter. Curtatlment
continues. and II is 95.00O.0O0 pounds per
month, while exports are running small
AT with prospects OF further decrease
owing 20 recent reductions in the prob
lem OF Mexico and South America.
! Tin is somewhat steadier following
price reductions early IN the week. as
sellers are not pressing goods on account
Of the improvement In London and
, straits.
Lead prices dropped to 81 cents by
leading producers with offerings as low
as 4Tsc In the open market Buyers
show more interest in the decline.
Zinc was easier early in the week nut
improved on a better demand. chiefly
from galvanzers for December-M March
shipment. Despite tho large stocks on
hand. there Is lit,le pressure to sell and
further curtailment ~ noted. IL IL ex-
prctcd that annual production Win fall
20 240.Q 900 tons.
Anthony was unchanged through the
week with little business reported.
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OHIO NEWS

Columbus o., Dec. 5.--Five hearings
are scheduled before the Ohio state PUB
lie Utilities Commission for this week,
BEGINNING, Monday.
Monday. Dec. 6-Appltcation OF the
Cincinnati. Milford and Manchester
Traction Company TO abandon its line
from Manchester the northern term!-
nus to NewtonSvtNe.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Dec. . and
s-Application OF the Central Union Tel
ephone Company to transfer its property
in Ohio TO the Ohio Bell Telephone Com
pany- and the application Of the Ohio
Bell Telephone Company to issue Sls.-
900 900 in common stock and $lO.oO0.0OO
in notes to pay for the Central Union
property. The application OF the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Company
10 purchase part OF the sock offered by
the Ohio Bell Company.
Thursday. Dec. S--Application Of the
Toledo Railways and Light Company to
disregard an ordinance rate and TO fix
an elrctric light rate.
Friday, Dec. l0-PrCtest of Delaware
against the Ohio Utility Conpany's adj
vance Of electric light rates. lnvest!.
cation OF rates Of the New York Central
Railroad Company for the transportation
of straw from Fostor!a 10 Coshocton.
Columbus o.. Dec. 5.-DeathS from
tuberculosis in Ohio for 1919 were the
lowest In the history Of the state Du-
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CASH FORLIBERTY BOMBS
WE PAY ndMEDATELY-No DELAY
VAN HOUTEN s. co.
ROOM -sCHMULBACH BLDG. =
r. visited friends in Fairmont yes

Taylor visited friends in Fairmont yes
terday. O.. puck-
harmon after visiting here,
Mr.: Frank Smith of Baltimore was
business visitor here yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mackey ana lam
IIy and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton and
sons left today for Oklahoma TO make
their future home. , l..
MIR. Harold Corman Of Pittsburgh Is
visiting at his home on Franklin street.
Rev. Mr.. Watkins and Mrs: W va nas;
who have been in the city for the past
few weeks, have returned TO their nome
Miss Erma Davis Is visiting relatives
Mr.. Ray Magee has returned after
spanding the past few lays with ms
sister, who is a patient at the ONO
Valley hospital. ,i.s
Mrs NJ. A. DEAN Of Weston visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Ray Fabler Is visiting relatives
Mr.. Howard Charlton visited friends
in Fairmont. =.
visitor here yesterday.
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legged there was no guard rail at that
point.
The court held that the cause OF the
accident was not the failure of the com
m!ssIoners 20 place 4 guard there. but
the runaway itself and that the ordinary
warning rail would not have prevented
the fatality. The Judgment was re-
vcrsed.
Columbus. O.. Dec. 3.-Ohio has 250.-
Don foreign born men. scattered through
out the state. according 10 T.. &. Errmil-
lion, state Amcricanization director.
cleveland with 10000 forci6n-boTn
leads the list of Ohio cities; Youngstown
and East Youngstown has 10000; Akron,
1900; Toledo, 10000; Dayton. 5000;
columbus, 5000; Cincinnati. 5000: I.o-
rain, 1000: Barberton. 5000. total of
al. 900 are scattered In coal fields and
the balance are located in smaller cities
throughout the state.
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SISTERSVILLE

Mrs VIII Russell and children Ma
deiyn and Paul returned HON" Friday
evening from wheeling where they
were the guests Of the formers sister
Mrs. Henry Stahl.
Nrs =, n. Gaffney. having spent
,he mast several months with relatives
in Oklahoma arrived home THURSDAY.
She was accompanied By her daughter