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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16

Misses Ida # Sorensun and Serine
Tanem left last Tuesday Tor 9Langdon,
n. Oak, where they will be employed
during threshing. Sss,S..
Miss Annie Blomberg returned home
on Sunday from Crookston where she
has been employed at the Grill hotel
this summer. ISL
The Oscar Blomberg family, Mrs.
Betsy BlOmberg, Mr.. and Mrs Erick
Johnson and several of the young
folks were up from Crookston last
Sunday picking berries and visiting
with relatives In this community.
The Chas. Sagmoen family, T.. T..
Furan, Miss Gena Aos and several
young folks spent Sunday on an out
ing trip to the Thief river near Stein
er. s. ..z 7ffsE 4
The following were pleasant Sunday
visitors at the Mrs. Sor home: Mrs.
Johanna Styrlund, Thure and Ethel
Styrlund, Miss Hilda Larson from
Viking and Miss Myrtle Peterson from
Grand Forks. &.
Mrs. G.. FransOn and several chill
dren from Viking attended the Sum
day evening services at the Swedish
church. 5S e Is j.
HalvOr StrandvOll in company with
the u. Hitterdal family from Norden
were pleasant Sunday guests with the
Ranum and Opseth families.
Jalmer and Elmer Leyden were out
from Thief River Falls last Sunday
enjoying spin along the dusty roads:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16
MINERS voTEzTo MAKE SCALE
Soft Coal Mine Operators In Farley,
With U. N. w. Committee.

Cleveland-The policy committee Of
the United Mine Workers of America,
voted to negotiate wage scale agree:
ment with the operators Of Ohio and
western Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Illinois, who are here for the Joint
conference that was called with the.
view Of breaking the soft coal strike
The union president says: 81. con-
fidently preditc that when scale is
made here that Is per cent of all the
bituminous tonnage now on strike will.
sign the scale and that naturally an:
thracite peace will follow. ss:
The government also confidently
expects a general settlement Of the,
coal strike before the end of the week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16
LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL COUNTY,

Oscar Sahlberg was a brief caller
on Sam Sloan's Of Foldahl Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvik Engen and
Oscar Sahlberg We're Sunday callers
on Chas. Knitter's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Doe and baby
We're visiting with Mr.. Boe's home
folks, J. Boe's, Sunday, who left for
Warren where they will make their
home. ssy u.
Oscar Sahlberg is employed at J.
Boe's through harvesting time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Broten and chill
dren were visiting with relatives here
Sunday. -ss ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16

Germany Granted Moratorium.
Paris-Germany, says dispatch to
the Havas Agency from London, will
be granted "a moratorium until the
end OF this year. &:A
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16

To Hold National Poultry Show.
st. Paul-Poultry dealers and breed
ers will meet Aug. Is at the Ryan no.
tel, st. Paul., to discuss plans for an
international poultry show. to take
place In the Twin Cities in connection
with the National Dairy, show, Oct.
z to A. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16
Bia-4 Won't Move sTralna.

Los Angeles LENDERS Of the Big;
q sbrotherhoods in several Far West
:ern divisions Of the Santa Re lines
notified railroad Z officials here that
they would no longer move trains.
through points where armed guards
were employed on railroad property.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-16
Why People Buy Ratsuap in Prefer
o1lce to Rat Poison.

S q s=RAT-SNAP absolutely kills rats
and mice. (2) What it doesn't kill
It scares away. (3) Rats killed with
sRAT-SNAP leave no smell, they dry
up inside. q Made in cakes, no mix
Ing with other food. (5) Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Three sizes, CSC, CSC.
s$l25. Sold and guaranteed by War
rem Pharmacy and Peoples Trading
Co.
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Mission Church Of Viking
Sl Warner DrOtts. Pastor

Services win be held next Sunday
at .Jens Olson's place, town of Fol-
dahl, at 2 II. M. and. in Viking at 8
p. M. Prayer meeting and Bible class
in Viking every Thursday at 2. M.
All are welcome. ss5 N ,.@
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A Ri,E]IaI,IAl,I][, R]|,AlIRGAIN,

We have q few manure sspreaders
that Is set up and used FOR Demon.
.strati0ns at the County Fair Call fl
and pick out one OF them on your
own terms Lund gren, ittensten &
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Brush Fires Near Duluth.

Duluth Brush fires are reported
threatening several homes, along the
st. Louis river north Of Fond du Lac
5Detachments Of flremen from West
Duluth have been rushed to the scene.
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Four Die OF suffocation.

IS. Four Die Of suffocation. .t..l.
Campbell, MINI. - Investigation
showed that the four children, John,
Ralph and Albert Stevens and Edgar
Wray, whose bodies we're taken from
barn following fire, died of sufto-
cation. 2
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Plane Kills Two ).

VI tane.Ss MUS = w
Chicago Ed. Schillo and Roy KEEL
Ter, ex service men, were killed here
in their falling plane.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Puhl:s 9plulun
N7NN10NFNFNNTN-OTN~O7~-N-NN
BY HARRY j. GREEN
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DEBORAH, IOWA, MARCH % 1922
FRANKVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waters were
callers in Postville Monday.
The married and single men had
game of basket ball Monday night
which resulted in a victory for the
married men, score 8 to II. Then
the High school team played the
winners. Score to 40 in favor of
H. S. After the games an oyster
supper was served by the young
peoples S. S. Glass.
A large number in the village and
vicinity are suffering with severe
colds.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Paddin visited
at Decorah Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle French and
Mrs. Emma French were DEBORAH
shoppers Friday.
Or. KTesan of Postville was a pro-
fessional caller at Earl Linigoods
Friday, their baby is sick with ton
silitis.
Vem Letchford was over from
Postville on business Monday after
noon.
At the school election Monday two
directors were elected: Henry Hag-
ar reelected and Lynn Crawford
elected in Claude Van Weys place,
|. r. Hughes and Harry Harvey
started to drill a we'll at the Nord-
ness Creamery last week.
Jas. E. Kneeskem transacted bus
mess in DEBORAH Tuesday.
The Misses Esther Snitker and
Ruth Lower drove to Ossian Thurs
day to get dental work done. n.y.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Spaun ar
rived home the last of the week, af-
ter several months stay at BoloXi
Mississippi.
Mrs. Gladys Kowgsbak and chill
dren returned to DEBORAH Thursday
after an extended visit here with
relatives.
Miss Ella Hustad of Waukon re-
sumed her school duties at Highland
Monday, after several weeks absence
ing for her mother who was i'll.
Chas. Webster spent several days
last week at Myron.
Geo. Van Wey was assessing in
the Ravena and Centennial neighbor-
hood the past week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hilmer and
! son Arthur and wife were transact
ing business in Waukon Thursday.
Word was received here Sunday of
the death of Mrs. Lewis Woolsey
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Joe Slorah in Des Moines.
The boys Sunday school class had
charge of the pictures shown Friday
evening. The sale of the candy and
the receipts from the door amounted
to about $780,
Henry Moose made trip to Cen
tennial Sunday afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
FREEPORT

At school election last week Otto
Hattlestad and Harold Dinger were
elected directors and Mrs. L. Cough
lin was elected treasurer for the
coming three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Coughlin were
Sunday guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Lee in DEBORAH last Sunday.
Paul Young went to Marquette,
Iowa, last week for a few weeks
stay with friends.
Chruch services were held here last
Sunday. Rev. Hawkins of Independ-
ence preached the sermon and the
DEBORAH senior choir were present
and gave some excellent music.
There will be a social at the hall
Friday evening March 81, proceeds to
be used for church purposes All
are invited to attend.
Amundson brothers have been
hauling oats from east of here to
their homes the other side of De-
corah the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hall were sick
with the flu last week but are report
ed better at the present writing.
Mrs. S. Warn returned home from
DEBORAH last week having spent the
past four months there.
Mrs. Charles Mailman and little
sons came down from Minneapolis
Sunday night called here by the
death of Mrs. S. B. Mailman.
Claude Hall of DEBORAH was a
Freeport caller one day last week
Mae Jagerson spent part of last
week with friends in DEBORAH.
Margaret Mailman was quite SICK
few days last week but was able
to return to school today.
B. o. Anderson is building a new
hog house.
Mrs. j. Delaney, Lester and Fran
els Jagerson and Everett Gross have
been victims of the mumps the past
week
Mrs. S. B. Mailman passed away
at her home here Sunday evening af-
ter an illness lasting through a per-
iod of several months. Mrs. Hall
mans life has been spent in this
vicinity and she was loved and res
pected by all who knew her. The
funeral services will be held here
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
The bereaved family have the sym
pathy of many friends in their sor
row.
Alfred Weiss and family moved t.
Decorah last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice of the appointment of an
Administrator of the Estate of Olaf
Anderson, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of
Olaf Anderson
late of Highland Township, in the
County of Winneshiek, State of Iowa,
deceased, intestate, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate of
the said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and persons in
debted to said estate are called upor
to make payment to -
JOSEPH f. KORSEN,
Administrator
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, March 18th
1922.
WILLETT G. NELSON, Attorneys.
ll-4W
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-20
KHc.AlD

3 Guy Williams iiaA returned nome
from Morgantown Whefe he had
been visiting for q few days.
Hays Morris, who has been III
for several days with grip, Is now
Mary Gemas was visiting rela.
ttves at Fairchance and Connells-
Vile last week.
Jennie Jacobs was visiting
Fannie Morris last Wednesday.
John Gemas was visiting Moses
Jacobs a few days ago.
Frank Miller was recent Wis.
itor at the home Of jacob Rumb-
. Herman Morris was visiting
Harold Phillips last Wednesday !.
Fannie Morris was a business
visitor at Fairmont last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown of
Forksburg were the guests OF ".
H. Gwyn Sunday.
George Johnson was visiting
Hays Morris recently.
Golf Downey was a business
visitor at Hays Morris recently.
Amanda Ashcraft was a recent
visitor at Nelia BENEFITS.
Laudia Phillips was visiting Jen-
ME Jacobs Wednesday evening.
Wilbur and Lee Ann Reeves
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FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY

Said ballot may marked in prescribed
by law. F5sss,5E Z
SECTION 10 That for the of tho election heeapos
voters for the last general city election be and the
voters within this City have registered
tons and for this City that registration be
voters onfomable with the in such
That the Board Of Directors Of this City do sit
next preceding the date Of said special
hearing any and all matters as to the registration of
SECTION That said special election lid
fifth Sunday cxceped) after the date
election provided by law. 8ll,5s9ssH
existing. is as folIows:-= n ~ = Z
Bonded Indebtedness 90
FLOATING Indebtedness water Fund
Total
The amount taxable property Of all kinds within said
Farmont according to tho
Million, Nineteen Thousand Five Forty-nine
019,549) Dollars. tsf 4fs l,s Sa3s94
WILLIAM w. CoNAWAY, "a REX
Mayor OF the City OF Fairnont.s
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FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED MARCH 0, 1922
AGAINsTTHE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED MARCH O. 1922 NJ l5jtj - NJ
SAD baIlot be marked n tho manner

by Law. = ~ M M M ~ 'H0 manner ptessSs1lpsSl
SECTION That the City Clerk this city do forthwith pre-
p BOOKS ballots etc. be the pdfnoss
taxing and certifying election; sano to be- deiyefea
ny MN 70 the said Commissioners Of Election. s M
SECTION O. That legal voters be- taken In said
@ on the day mentioned Section the
maximum special bond levy
hundred S10O Dollars valuation
sa el TO pay the interest provide sinking
herenbefoe provided taken
Aforesaid the several voting places III
election TO be held Tuesday the 3Sth
has been heretofore herein directed pIrnaSe
taking vote on tho said proposed bond issue
y Thousand Si50OO0) Dollars for said Ciy that said
certain the result OF said election tho question authorizing
maximum special bond levy for the
That the City Clerk Of this City forthwith prepare o
ooo ballots may be
certifying said special election the question authorizing
maximum special bond levy aforesaid he delivered
on holding said special election the
City shall to he taken
ton tho question OF authorizing said
tho several voting places for which appointed
and the said vote and poll shall be taken the
places the said maximum special bond levy the results
separate ballot which shall be printed the words figures
following, namely fsssasas'y
"a special election to maximum spe.,
cial bond levy OF five C6) Ono Hundred &
(S100) Dollars valuation h
City OF Farmont to provide for tho payment inter-
est and principal OF Ono Hundred Fifty Thousand
($150O00)I Dollars of bonds bNng voed for. NV
Directors Of said City Of Fairmon the day OF s.
March 1922"
Directly shall be printed in two senaras
lines following namely
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said serial shall respectively

Of this City and the City Clerk thereof " ~ ' "
Said serial bonds shall and
become become Que and payable, as follows, to-w--
Bonds Ito inclusive for $1,000 due and payable
ss Sysss 81
Bonds - to ~ for
Bonds to for $4,000 dueand payable
Bonds IS to a inclusive for $4,000 due and April
Bonds cato a. inclusive for 50 due payable April
IS 81 anna payaSs A A
90 due and
Bonds a. to inclusive for due and payable April 1895
Bonds g to So inclusive payable April l. 1855
aonds g. to 60 inclusive for 5000 and payable
Bonds 70 TO 70 inclusive for due and payable April 1919
onds Is for 5000 due and payable April
Bonds So to - inclusive for $1,000 and payable
Bonds $1,000 payable April l. 1916
Bonds 1O2 inclusive payable April l.
Bonds 1O9 inclusive $1,000 payable April l. 1s4s
Bonds e j9sIss
ID
Fanon and be
d &c an to 3
bonds shall not be cgsrab and tho for the will
SECTION 2 said bonds and disposed Of to the
e 3 olssE
bonds sed es o.
e mot Se 5 bonds shall be I9 than
lerenbsoFe mentioned
y y
SECTION s. That all the proceeds OF tho bonds
exceeding said sum Of one HUNDRED and FIFTY no
s15OoOO) DOLLARS n applied expense attending the
Of said intake we'll g..
In ssse bonds as
tors OF said City or body acting in lieu thereof.
SECTION That shall be the Board OF Drec ora
ssr As5Ss a9f sT s sas
cabe each sufficient on said bonds
due and payable - t lOt SSa D % seas become
And It the Board Of Directors 81 this city
or Sos body acting r. thereof said
by law provide by levy and taxation BY law such
case made and provided pay
PAYABLE IN the that the water of this City shaat
the principal OF interest Of said bonds
questions in connection with
OF said ponds shall to tho qualified CITY,
in accordance
special election to be held for that Tuesday the
and the Mayor proclamation recting
this ordinance and specifying the amount Indebtedness
authorized Of said accordingly prescribed by
said procamaonbe published newspapers published in
this City at week for two previous
ratified approved threehs ali legal votes
cast and against the at the election mentioned
SECTION purpose OF holding the election man
TONED in Section Five hereof the Board Directors
the result prescribed
by law at the several voting
Second Ward Frank Google Bailey Thompson
Third Ward F. r. Cole Thomas a. Richardson and Adopius
Fourth wardw D. Straight F. Doydston and Mrs Bertha
Fifth Ward Robert Cunningham. S. j. sntder and r. u
Cunningham. = fs'N tHss tsEsls7 M
Sixth clay Amos, D. Ashcrat and K A. Rock
Eighth Wards NJ Tough, Martin saile show
Of sctioa holding said special
q The said several said
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NEW SUITS g q,

Six, new suits have besn c,tcr-
ed IN the process hooks If tic
Marion County Circuit Court dur
ing the last few days. rio. lew
suits are:
Eva Weaver vs. ca ,rge Weaver,
Chancery, March rllNs, J. A,
Knapp. attorney foS the plaintiff,
Gertrude Russell VS. .IoEn rus.
SELL Chancery, April rules, U. A,
Knapp, attorney for The plaintiff.
s. L. Murray and y. l.. Daw-
son, partners doing Ousintss AZ
Murray & Dawson ~ DAYTON G,
Wolfe and D. A. P:eEatt.. :Iuii.n
for judgment for si.L16.:7,
March rules. Russell l., Eur',ee,
attorney for the plaintiff.
Clarksburg Wholesale Cnit,,iny
US 4. NJ. Merrill ct al. Motion Fnr
Judgment for $S4D&: March
rules. Il. L. Furbee. attorney for
tho plaintiff.
The American Mac Dnor co:l.
pany VS. The Rive5s!la Coal com.
pany. Motion for Judgment far
S7S2I6. April rules. NSciy and
Lively, attorneys tor p'aic;iif.
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Ordinance no. Of

ORDINANCE Providing Of bonds Of
the City Fairmont the construction OF filtration
and intake we'll n
WHEREAS is expediep and for the comfort
vennce, health webeng Of the citizens and residents
City Of Fumont that furnished by said City
ton within said City filtered
AND WHEREAS, orderto furnish filtered to
Of water 1t construct awaer filtration plant
inclusive of an intake wel,-
AND WHEREAS The said City now possessed the
funds with which construct such water filtration
and intake WE'LL .4t
AND investigation that
the of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND $3.50 O00
DOLLARS will be required for the of constructing said
water filtration plant inclusive Of said intake WE'LL
THEREFOREs- ~
BE IN ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
CITY OF FAIRMONT:--i
known and called WATER FILTRATION BONDS for sum in
the aggregate exceeding ONE HUNDRED THos-
AND $150000 D0LLARS the to be OF the
one Thousand 000 Dollars which
ana Signed Tor and the said City City
ana countergned by the City Clerk thereof
seal OF this City thereto and shall be issued
first day OF April 1929. and be the state
Treasurer of West Virginia City Charleston State Of Wes
or at the National City Bank the York
state OF New York a tho holder at maturity and
mat said bonds shall be recalled seray the first day
april beginning with nineteen wentyhree
year thereafter the thereof the said
bonds shall show their face their 10
per eentu per annum payable semannualy " day
April and the first OF october year office Of TIM
state Of West Virginia. the Charleston State
or athe National City Bank City New York
state o. New the option Of the holder
said coupons be the Mayo
OF this City and the City Clerk thereof.
heres
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Special Notices.
Special Notices

taken and
elaess md Tie aa
loaed 81 sald shall
Saa seEtltied according
1ot used In taking shall
nave printed thereon
special eecton the City 81 Fstnont9 Marion 4
County West Virginia, held on and putspantSo Or
dnanee No 81 passed BY the Board Directors Of said
City on the 9Th day OF March 1899. providing the
ISSUANCE Of bonds OF said City the amount
Hundred and Fifty Thousand iS150000l Dollars to
acquire funds for tho construction OF filtration
plant inclusive OF intake we'll, s5f Ff1ss Pr y
u Directly underneath which shall he nned In two
lines the following to-wlt;-. ~ 10 1f As = AS sstst@ASs
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While ali Of the fixtures have
not been installed, work is being
don In thenew plant and It will be
formally opened early in April.
PENNINGTON
Arllr j. Mells nealI

Word was received hero satur-
day morning of the death OF Arlie
J. Wells, who died at / o'clock
Saturday morning at his home in
Bellaire, Ohio. He was former
resident of Pennington and has
many relatives and friends hero.
He is survived by his wife, an
aunt, Mrs. Lou Draggo OF Fair
view, and an uncle. A. S. Wells Of
Tulsa, Okla. The body will be
brought to. Barrackyille, Wednes-
day morning where burial will be
made IN the Baptist Cemetery.
Many relatives and friends from
Pennington will attend the flu
neral.
Delegation From Hundred
The services at the Church Of
Christ were attended by a large
crowd Sunday morning. A large
delegation from Hundred attend
ed the 1920 o'clock preaching
service and the song service in the
afternoon, returning home on the
1910 train last evening. There
will be preaching every evening at
1880 o'clock.
Change Residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cunningham
have moved from their home at
Cunningham station to the A. v.
Lynch flats on Railroad street.
Mr.. Cunningham is connected with
the Hygiea Manufacturing works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lis Mahaney, who
are living In tho .Dragoo property
will move into the Cunningham
home.
Return from Tournament
Tho local high school basket
ball team returned Saturday eve-
ming from state tournament at
Ruckhannon where they played
one game and were defeated by
the Victory High School with a
large score.
Monthly Business Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Southern Methodist Church will
hold itc monthly business meeting
at 1880 o'clock Wednesday eve
ming. The meeting will be fol-
lowed by a social hour in honor Of
Mrs. Lottie Bayne and Mrs. Julia
shootie, who will leave soon to
reside at Bellyiew. Each member
has been requested to bring her
husband or friend.
Prayer Meeting
Cottage prayer meeting will be
held at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Book.
Personals
Mrs. Charles Ridgeway OF Bar
rackville attended the evangelis-
tic service Saturday evening at the
Church OF Christ.
Mrs. A. ]. Reed and children
spent the weekend with relatives
In Fdirmont.
Miss Ada aud Fred W. Burnett
Of Shlnnston, DR.. II. w. Burnett OF
Barrackville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Burnett OF Warrington
have been here for several days
OH account OF the serious illness
! of their faith. S. E. Burnett. Mr..
Burnetrs condition is slightly
improved.
Mrs. John Boor was shopping
in Warrington Friday.
Il. S. Ridenour has returned
homo from a visit with his par
ents. in Buckhannon. While
there he also attended the tour
nan1ent,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Cooper
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
King at Barrackville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Mullen Of
Moundsville spent the weekend
with relatives in Pennington.
Mrs. B. ]. Toothman. who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Downs has returned
TO her home in Fairmont.
Leonard Quinnon Of Fairmont
was visiting in Pennington Sat-
urday.
II. NJ. Williamson was bust
ness visitor in Warrington Satur-
day.
is improving.