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CinsinnatI
Br~,.lyn

i0'AH Na d - ~ '''Ah .. 90 - o. 90
yHnttpd for smith In eighth.
gr.t, hv lnu.uyi.
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CHICAGO Juno IL Grover Alexander
was in fine form today aud held Boaton
TO h,o scattered hits whiio chicago hit
opportuucly and defeated the visitors
% = IN the FIRST gamc OF the series.
AlrNaudcr's single I'm tho fonrih sent two
runs home Iu tho fourth. Erratic support
bcnIui Alexander prevented him from
scoring De- st ItuAt.
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College Baseball

At Worcerter. Mass--Holy Cross
II. Harvard 6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At Q.
Dartmouth 6. tSubD
Al Priuceton-princeton 5. Na1-
dcrhilt .. Go inniuEsD
At New Havon-Hal& 10, Sgr4-
Ouse S.
At wnscda OF Japan r,
Chicago :.
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Southeastern League

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Junc #.
Hard hitting by Morris, Stpulpr
pitcher, was the cauao Of Sapulpa
winning from the Producers by q
scurc OF d to ! here today out of
three times up, Morris hit safely
each time, one being q two-baBEcr.
Score 10y Innings
Sapulpl .....u.3 Ool oi0-5 G /
Independence 0U3 ol0 600 G .
Morris, Nasscr ANA Cl,Eg. Spies,
Campbell aud Mccarthy,
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CHICKAS June 11.--Pawhus-
ka staged ninth inning rally when
O'Eourkc weakened, and pluCkcd
'hc game out OF the fire. winning
\ to 6 O'Eourko was given poor
support and none OF the four scores
registered in the eighth inning were
earned. \ fLH fight in the fourth
resulted in Miller, Pawhuska first
hascman. Pitcher Poolaw and John
son. Chickasht shortstop. being
chased from the fold. Jamish made
am error on play that should have
retired the side, and which started
tho rally, Tho Chicks hit timely and
found Lefty Allen, Uulswitts ace,
for 10 safctios.
Score 10y innings: r. II. Il.
Puwhuska 900 l01 O24--S Is .
Chiclasha ...OOi 600 2OO--G 10 3
Batteries - Allen ana Dunden.
Poolaw, O'Rourke and Hayes.
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Phils Pic for Pirnte-.

PITTS SBt-EGH. June ll-Pttsburgh Do
fratob Philadelphia today 10 To hy hit
ting IIuhhell freely. Nine men went TO
hat In tho seventh inning when tho
Pirates scored five runs cn six hits hnd
two errors.
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Interest has been aroused 4.
Ecuador in all branches Of a.rlng.-
tural education through the rm-
ploymcnt OF an expert to study l.s-
eases disastrous to CacaO p.arl-
tI,Dg
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ly i collins rrunucF. pratt. Stoi"N
huHra Nurti. Ncndry,, SaCrifices Mul-
rcrnnn. Mulligau. f. collins scott. NIo-
Iuuls. Double playa .EaiN TO SChulk
rrt,t 10 Scott Co MclnniS, Scott Co No.
IunIs tp Pratt. bases on balls OFT Nul-
rtuuHn O. of prupuuk g. struck out
Uy Fpb.r by rcunocE I. Runs Multi
gan. MustL Pratt lioudr,,, Scott Nucl
Errors Mu-tU g. Shccl}. Mruosky 2, Pen
mock,
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GAMES TODAY.
" cHtern League.


TULSA At sT Ju8Eru. ? gamcs.
Joplin at omaha.
Wichita NJ sioux City
Oklahoma city ut b1a Npinea
National League.
Hnrfnn a. chicago.
Ntw York at So Louis
ufuokbu Mt Cincinnati
American I'nEuc.
Detroit pt New NuIk
cleveland at Wushinrton
only two gnmra scheduled
American Association.
Milwaukee az Toledo
S. Paul At indianapolis
Kansas Guy at Columbus
TcSa- League.
Galycatnu Ht Dallas
houston at Shreveport
beaumont nt Font worth
san Antonio a. wichita FaNt
Southern Nssusintlun
liitle Rock Ht Memphis
Atlanta ut New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
birmingham At Nashville
Western Association.
IowhuHka at thi,kashn.
Fort Smith at brumUEht
ttu'ulg"" at Enid.
lHuryrtta at Springfield
southwestern League.
NusNuutu Nt Parsons
Mpm at rlttshuig
Sppulr - ludepeud go
hpfNrsNillo at butfryvillr.
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SINCLAIRS WIN EASILY
Down security state Bank. 80 tu
in Bank League Game at
L. OF Z. Grounds.
HANK IEACII NNnINI

Sinclair OffIco toam N tho TI-U T1nr
League won an interesting raM. '....
the Security state bank by o s..r. .. r.
TO yesterday afternoon ON tho lrI'.r...
Of Tulsa Irouud. The victory uuts r.4
sinclair boys In second piac" la n.
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NUnIWlTN' IUn- 1nH NIIN--IlfI
Morris, . aud ~; off liuNlk nnd
o EARNED runs, Tulsa. =. s. 10
fa'ph, . Siru,l- out---iiy Morris, 4:
by IiovIik, ., ten ON haeC'---rui~,i
b. 81 JO~Cph. !. Two-bNes' hit~--
Burke, l1~hCr. Thr't ilSc Mt4--
Beatty, Grover ~iICriiirr hits
(rus hY. Mcdonald. ImpiN---lIurk-
ky and OrmSby Tim,--Our hour.
80 minutes,
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ENID. Okla. June 1.-THE Har-
vcstcrs got the better end of pitch
crs' battle in the third game of the
Okmulgce series here today winning
to !. Both teams had several
chances 70 score. but could not Kick
over runs a single, an error, put
two prillcrs on in tho ninth and
Stoncr. hitting for Walkup, drove
one over the fence. foul by a few
inches and then famed.
Score by innings
Okmulgre 100 900 Oo0-l 0
Enid .......O1O OOl O0X-2
Walkup and Arcnsman, Upchurch
and Reigcr.
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Phlid,lrua


r'aH .i 10 ~ TraH 35 70 - Is
t.pu.l for galloway u ninth.
N.Nartel fnr k,Ul, 900 ninth.
'..rH lN innings
Philadelphia .... 600 O.1 goo
..Itlnun.t .uH ufn POO
suusuNl4. 4"v. uaa. Ntl. L.u,. Wa
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A. si IDHrru T. lI'I-A
'siDut 'iiy o. wichita
A. omaha g. Ioullu
At 10" Mn.ura 1tahuup ,Ity
National Iongur
~ lt Louis stu t.re
Az Cincinnati 10 NrputIu
A. iNitslIrrh 90 Philadelphia J
Ai chicago o. ll.stHu
American t,uguc.
81 Sow l.fE I,I..|t
~ Philadelphia af IYu.
At l..H'tn 4 'NfaEu
AZ Warrington a. ,I,.,.art z
Amcri'tn N,Au.h,tIun
~ 'H|Wui.s o. kpnsua t.t. a.
A. luiinrnrulls % &c. Paul
~ Toledo 20 MIvpul,.r
N' H.H'''.I Minneapolis O.
Texas League
hi Hhtspuf' o. litustln
a. beaumont n. Forth worth o
- I'n'IuH Galveston 3d.
N' .hti" lnl'H o. San Antonio o.
southern Association.
81 Memphis - Nashville
a UuIlu o 'httttuuupt D.
A. lNNuf- ham o. Little Uoyt 10.
A. Sow prlrtus ?. Atlanta D.
Western Asaocintion.
~ End a. thInuiRro
~ brunfiFht D.. Fort Smith .
AZ tufIuEflsld 60. Ii,uts,tI, -
AZ 'hlukn.uR q. FaWhuHht s.
Southwestern League.
~ 'nit"y'llo 3. iprtlo-yllio 2
A. rlisburK 4 Miami q
A. Independence 4 Stpulpn s.
Al i"rHuus 4 MuHkortn b
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summary; RunH-Ifouse O. Ue..
Lowry. Slyves, Batch. ktchlo Q Harrison
PICKERING, thaSo, SChatrr. Ernrs r.V.v
g, Sylyrs. Batch. simmons, EitclI.. I...
orinE. picNeus >, Sandersou q. Coo.
Miller. TNu-hase hIts-Simmuus N...
uugh. Thrco-uuse Schnbcr. S.nr .r.
hits-Pickcns. Beck. stolen nr..a..
RitChio Harrison. HIT by TIf.H..
Gockel by simmons, Base on balls ".'
Simmons T. of Lamprich D. Struck .'
by simmons II. by Lamprich IS. Played
at University Of Tulsa.
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DRtMRIGHT. Okla, June Ii
bradbury. released to DrumriEht
Friday by Fort Smith. drove the
bah over the fence in the ninth in
ming saturday for DrumrighVs. only
run against the Twins. Fort Smith
won, TO /.
Fort smith 900 O02 OOO-c II .
brumright 900 600 0O1--l o
shelby and schmidt, McClintock
and Early.
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Western association

SPRINGFGELD, Mo. June Ii
Henryetta became a pcnnant con-
tcndor and halted Springfield ~up-
ward climb by taking both games Of
. doublehcadcr, 7 TO 8 and l to 0.
Score, first game:
r. II. T..
Hcnryctta .........---. 10 l
springfield .............. IL l
Batteries Powell and Guilfoil,
Jones. PcrrynNu and O'Day.
Score, second game:
Il. II. r.
licnrvetta ......... ----.l
Springfield .......,....0 2 l
Battcrios--Gray and GuilfoU; Gil
more and White.
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divisions OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society are bringing
Them TO the city and worthwhile
and pleasing program will be given.
There will re no admission charged
but a silve! Offering will he taken.
Al the members OF the church and
congregation are invited and you:
patronage VIII be appreciated.
First M. P. Church.
The Foreign Missionary society
viii meet tonight at the home OF J.
a. Swiger. Pittsburgh avenue, NJ
1880 o'clock.
Grace Lutheran Church.
There will be no m!d-week prayer
service on "Wednesday evening.
A watch service will be held
Saturday night beginning at 1880.
Prior TO the watch service the
Christian Endeavor society will
hold u social. This will begin at
$50.
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XMAS SERVICES
CONTINUED from page one)

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church Official board In the church
library.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Weduesday-Prayer and Confei-
ence meeting at 7.30. We have been
having some very interesting get
together meetings. Plan TO attend
this week.
Thuraday-The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society and the Isabella
Tholhlrn circle will hold joint
meeting on Thursday evening a;
1880 in the lecture room of the
church. Mrs. Edgar 4. Lowther,
from Morgantown, who was n mis-
sionsry in Africa for many years.
will address the societies on SOME
phase OF missionary work. Mrs.
Lowther is a very pleasing speake"
and It is hoped that the members
and friends OF both societies WI
he present in good numbers to hear
her. 4 social hour will follow the
program with The members OF the
divisions as hosiesses.
Jubilee Singers-On Friday eve.
ming at S o'clock we are TO have
the pleasure Of having the famous
Jubilee Singers in this church. Five
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Montgom-
cry and children who had been
the guests of the formers mother
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery at her
home on Fairmont avenue have
returned to their home in Wheel
ing.
Miss Laura sisler OF Morgan
town is spending the week here
with Mrs. Laura 4. Cole and Miss
Florence Arnett at their home on
Main street.
Grove Cunningham is here from
Pittsburgh to spend the holidays
with his mother, Mrs Sarah Cum
ningham at her home on Maple
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Hamilton Of
Pittsburgh spent Christmas here
with the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Potter and sister. Mrs.
Charles G. Rohb.
Mrs. Louise Fisher and son. II.
Leslie Fisher OF Morgantown spent
Christmas here with the former 5
daughter Mrs. j. l.. Coombs on
East PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Miller and
family spent Christmas here win
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Hartley
we're guests OF the latter parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunard at
Bannok, Ohio for the Christmas
season.
Miss Dale W-cstfalI spent Christ
mas day with relatives in Clarks-
burg.
spent Christmas with relatives in
Grafton.
Mrs. ]. H. Abbott is up from
Morgantown to spend the HOLIDAYS
with her son, Jack Abbott and Mrs.
Abbott on GLADDEN. street.
Miss Amanda Abbott OF Grafton
is here to spend the holidays at
her home on High street.
Nj. aind Mrs. Z 4. Tough OF
Morgantown spent Christmas here
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Musgrave and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. y. Lough
Or. John Murphy OF Cumber-
land Md. Is the guest OF his
mother Mrs. Winifrede Murphy at
her home on Mckinney street.
VIII Martin and sisters the
Misses Halle and Annie Martin
spent Christmas in ClarksbuTg the
guest OF their brother Robert Mar.
tin.
Mrs. r. II. Powell and daugh-
ter Miss Mary left last evening for
Baltimore where they Will visit re-
latives.
Mrs. Relph Pixler OF Morgan
town spent Christmas here with
her parents. Mrs. and Mrs. W.
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a. sturm at their home Wheel
ing street.
MIR. and Mrs. L. r Neptune Of
Clarksburc aud Mr.. A. J. NEPTUNE
Of Pittsburgh spent Christmas
with their brother and family. Nj.
and Mrs. \. N. Neptune Of CASTOR
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Clutter ana
children of Clarksburg, spent the
Christmas holiday with the latter,s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. I. Merri-
ned. OF 197 Chestnut street.
Mrs. Lavina Orr and daughter
Ruena. OF Clarksburg, are guests
of the formers daughter. Mrs.
Earl McCray.
Or. Il. Z. McCray almost cut
his finger of yesterday while
opening can He Went TO the
hospital and had several stitches
taken in it.
and daughter Virginia and son
John. Of Morgantown. were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Stoetzer over the
weekend.
Mrs. Anna Jordan continues
very Ill at her homo on Monroe
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Butler Of
Clarksburg were guests for Christ
mas OF tho latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence V. Abbott.
w. Leshcr Sands OF the Times
force was called to Pottstown' a.
a few days ago by the sudden
death of his father. Horatio Sands.
Mrs. Sands returned here with hlm
on Monday,
A son was born yesterday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Birchie Davis. Inc
father is an employc OF The trac-
ton company.
Mr. and Mrs Zeuo Pyle, of Cum
beriand. Md. and Miss Mary Lee
Bonar. OF Moundsville. are guests
Mt the home OF Mrs. Pyles' parents
MIR and Mrs. James r. Minor.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonnell and daugh.
Ter, Miss Grace, spent Christmas
in Pittsburgh with the former $
sister, Mrs. Lynch and her dauSh-
ter. Mrs. John CouelIn.
Mrs, Katherine w Burrier and
son, William Edward, OF Baltimore,
are guests OF the formers son,
George Burrier and wife. at their
home in Second street.
Louis c. Little. OF Shepherdstown.
is The guest OF his nephew, Maurice
II. Miller; at his home in Clevelani
avenue. His sister, Mrs, NJ. l.. Her
rington. who had been here for sew
eral weeks, will accompany him
home.
George Winters Of Shinnston
was admitted TO Fairmont State
hospital today, suffering from
fractured rib obtained In the mines
at Shinustcn.
DR.. c. O. Henry l.; in NewburE
today attending the funeral of a
relative.
and child Of Roanoke, Va. are
here socnding the holidays WITH
relatives. Mr. Allen Was formerly
a member Of the editorial force of
The West Eirginian.
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MONONGAH


The program given by the Bap-
list Sunday school here Christmas
eve was we'll rendered under the
leadership of L. c. Weeks. The
entertainment was opened by tho
congregational hymn Praise God
From Whom All Blessings Flow"
which was followed by 4 number
Of other splendid selections inter
spcrscd with recitations from the
little folks. One Of the most In
terestinG features Of the occasion
was a Christmas tree beautifully
decorated with ornaments. Under
the branches were placed not less
than two hundred packages con-
tanning gifts for the Sunday
school. Santa Claus also came out
and greeted the crowd.
The past year has been vic
torious one for the Baptist Sun
day school. A series OF meetings
will be held early in January at
their church by Rev. a. A. Dye,
assisted by Rev. d. l.. Whitcner,
who was a former minister here.
Pythian Sisters Entertain
The Pythiun Sisters Will enter.
tain in the lodge room after the
regular meeting Thursday night
with covered dish supper. A
most enjoyable evening is expect
ed. and it Is the wish Of the tenn
pie that all members be present
StO:I1 Brings Gift
The stork came In time to bring
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Herndon a baby
daughter for Christmas at their
home in Thoburn. Both baby and
mother are doing we'll.
Taken To Function
The remains OF Mrs. Nora p.
Watkins. wife OF Harry Watkins,
who died in the Cook hospital Fri
day evening, was taken TO Tun-
melton Sunday where interment
was made yesterday
Guests From fairm0ni
MIR and Mrs. Frank Williams
OF Emmerson street, Fairmont
were guests over Christmas at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kuhn.
Personals
Miss Agnes Pue, of Clarksburg,
was here yesterday visiting with
Mrs. D. \. Reed and Mrs. Daisy
Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Martin,
Blair Neil and Miss Nellie Martin
OF WYATT were guesta at Christ
mas dinner at the home OF w. b.
Martin. in Bridge street.
James. the eldest son OF DR..
Ricdy. who has been i'll at his
home in Maple street with diph-
liberia, is getting better.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lambert
entertained at Christmas dinner,
those present being Mrs. Alma
Powell and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Freeland. of Fairview; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie HIntage. of Fa!rmoIit,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Levi and son
Vim, OF AIonongah.-
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0CAL sOCLAI EV En- IT'S.
The West Virglniah and the mother
was formerly Miss Louise Fleming.
Warrington Marriage.

The West VirgfniRu and the mother
was formerly Miss Louise Fleming.
Warrington Marriage.
The marriage OF Frank Leslie
Koen and Miss Nellie Cunningham.
both OF Warrington, was soiemnized
on Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock
at the parsonage OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in Warrington
with the Rev. John BeddOw Off.
ciating. The bride was becoming!y
gowned In a handsome coat suit OF
blue with grey hat, shoes and gloves
and were a corsage Of sweetheart
roses and valley lilies. Dir, and
Mrs. Koen will reside in the koen
residence in Huntington The mar
rage came as a surprise as no an.
nouncement had been made pre-.
viously. Mrs. Koen is young
woman OF charming personai"g and
is quite accomplished. For ONE
time she has been q buyer for rs.
eph Sect Of the South Penn OF
company and is wei! known
throughout the oil territory Mr.
Koen is the Youngest son OF the
late T. F. and Leila 81. kOen. OF
Warrington, and is a prominent
young business man OF Manning
ton. He is extensively engaged in
the oil business and is also interest
ed in various other enterprises.
Among the wedding guests were
Mrs. w c. Berlin. OF Denver, Colo !.
and Mrs. Harry Blackshere. OF Nan.
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=oIr MarrIaces Christmas,

The Rev. ". ]. Eddy. true 70 MS
reputation as the Margin Par.
son." on Christmas day united In
marriage four couples. They were
3. G. Temple of Blueteld, and
Miss Marie Horner. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Horner. of this
city; James Luthe" Brewer, Of
Huntington and Miss Maude Frank,
inberry OF Redwood, daughter OF
Mrs. Miles FrankinbeTry, OF this
city; S. W. woolsey. Of New Gene
va, Pa. and Miss Efiie Agnew. OF
Fairmont, and Clarence Roland and
Miss, Mary Ashby, both OF this
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Family Reunion

Mr. and Mrs. c. E. McCray. Sr..
entertained at a family reunion at
their home on Madison street last
evening when q sumptuous din
ner was served to out OF toT-n and
local members OF the family. Out
Of town guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Flinchbaugh, OF Column
bus, Ohio. parents OF Mrs. French
NcCray, and Mrs. Lavinn Orr
Clarksburg, mother of Mrs. R. f.
McCray and Walker Carder OF
Harrisburg.
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PennsYlyanIa Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett Of
GreenEburg are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. f. B. Moore. Mr..
Moore and family at their home on
Locust avenue having come here
Saturday TO spend the Christmas
season.
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At CIarksburC

Mrs. Christine Snider and
daughters, Mrs. Edgar Taylor and
the Misses Ella Virginia and Jessie
Snider spent Christmas in Clarks.
burg with the formers daughter.
Mrs. Wallace Gribble and Mr..
Gribble
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Miss Anna EstelIe Robb is en-
PERTAINING = number of :ler friends
this afternoon at Christmas
party q; the home Of her parents,
SIR. and Mrs. c. c. Robb on Wal
nut avenue.
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m Clarkshura.

Ar. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lantz, OF Fifth
street, spent Christmas in Clarks.
burg with their daughter. Mrs, l..
c. Grille. Mr. Grille and children re-
turning here that evening
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To Meet

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society
Of Barrackville will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon at two O'Clock
al the home of Mrs. Glenn Rob
ingon. The annual election OF Of
ticers will take place.
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Eat Heartily without rear
n, & II. Drug Co. guarantees
Mi-O-Ea Stomach Tablets to
promptly relieve after dinner dis
tresa and indigestion or money
back ADV.
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Christmas Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Chapman
rere presented with Christmas
Al on Christmas day in the form
n ! splendid Gaght+pound baby
nv. which arrived at their home
y Fourth street on Christmas day.
r. has been named Gilbert, Jr. The
aflttT OF the infant is FRESHMAN for
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Friday Tea.

The Misses Margaret Parrish and
Frances McCray Will entertain At
tea on Friday afternoon at the
home OF the former on Rhea Ter.
race.
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-Eor ouest.

Miss Lucille Hite, who Is at home
from the FIarcum school at SyIn
,Iawr, Pa, 70 spend the hoLidayS
With her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. ~;
u. HIte, IN Fairmont avenue. WIN
antertain at four O'Clock tea tomor'
row afternoon at her home nono.'
inr her guest, Miss Helen Rasetto,
OF Philadelphia. Miss Rasetto ar.
rived here this morning TO oe inc
guest Of Miss Hite.
Have Guests.
Dunlap and ZeIl Brady are entet-
tanning a house party Of young
men this week at the home OF their
parents, MIR. and Mrs Samuel D.
Brady, in Fairmont avenue. II. W.
Field. Of Newman. Georgia. is the
guest Of Dunlap Brady at this time
while G. A. Eckberg. Of Minneap0,
lis, MINI, is the guest OF zen
Brady. The latter part Of the week
N. T. Brenner. Of Pittsburgh. and
W. F. Mahon. OF Baltimore, will ar
rive here to be the guests OF Dun
lap Brady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-27

The Eureka school, in Winfield
district, is doing excellent work this
wear as is shown by the very enjoy
shle Christmas program given on
Friday, December %. The program
was the best that has been given
thers in recent years. 1t consisted
81 suitable recItations. dialogues.
etc. The teacher. Mrs. Nernie
Thorn, has the hearty cooperation
IN both patrons and punits as was
shown by the very large crowd
which was present for the exercises.
The Moran school was present as
visitors. A visit from Santa Claus
made the boys and girls happy ami
the excellent music which had been
provided added much TO the pleas.
lre Of the occasion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-27
Has Guest

Miss Elizabeth FITZGERALD, OF
pittsburgh, is the guest OF Mr..
Htnd Mrs. George Thomas Watson.
n their Fairmont avenue residence.
Miss fitzgerald is daughter OF
Vr and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald.
.ormer residents Of this city and
.Ssjded here when quite little
hid, She is now student at
smith College at Northampton,
Mass. To honor her Miss Rose
nary Watson Will entertain at tea
,n Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock, Sharing in tho honors will
"a Miss Paul9ttc Naudain, OF
sTanor the guest Of Miss Pauline
Borgess. and other young women
riSItors in the city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-27

Mr., and Mrs. W. W. Reynolds en-
tertained at dinner on Christmas
day in honor of the latter's mother.
Mrs. ]. R. Jones. The guests In
cluded the members of htr family,
out OF town guests being Mrs. Mary
ZONES Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. y. F.
Kendall. OF Grafton: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Vincent and daughter Irene.
who is home from school for the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Avon ].
Reynolds, host and hostess.