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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-01-13
New peace" Dollars
Now Being Coined

1t has been common knowledge
amongst all of us for some time
past that our Government was
coming a new silver dollar which
had been named the peace dollar,
but as we have not been fortunate
enough to secure one of these new
pieces of money we have been un-
able to comment upon its appear
ance, but evidently our friends ov-
er at Philip have Jared more for
tunately than we and have had at
least one of these new dollars
come into their Golfers as the last
issue Of the Pioneer-Review con-
tanned a most interesting descript-
ion of the new dollar. If any of
our friends are fortunate enough
to secure one Of these brand new
dollars, (all at once) we would
consider it a favor to have it br-
ought to the Press office so that
we can find out if the Philip boys
know what they are talking about
we wont keep it unless we get a
chance too. The Pioneer-Review
description follows:
THE New Peace Dollar Of 1921
was put in circulation on the first
Monday of this New Year by the
treasury at Washington.
Coinage of the new dollar is
being rushed by the Philadelphia
mint, officials said. The first dol
lar of the new series struck off
has been presented to President
Harding.
"The new dollar has the head of
liberty on one side and on the 9TH
er dove upon mountain top,
clutching an olive branch struck
by the rays of the sun, with the
word peace" beneath it. This
is the first change in the design
Of the, dollar since 1878, officials
said, and will remain as the design
Of the dollar for 25 years, unless it
is changed by legislation.
About 100000 of the new dol
lars probably will be coined with
the date Of 1921, and after that
the dollar will carry date of the
year in which it is struck off. Eff
forts are being made, it is explain
ed to complete the coinage of at
least a half million of the new dol
lars with the 1921 date in order
to avoid a scarcity of the coin
which woud result in a premium
being placed upon them by num-
ismatics.
There will be in all about $780,.
100000 dollars Of the new design
coined, officials said. Coinage OF
silver dollars ceased in 1904. it was
explained, when the silver pur
chases authorized by the Sherman
acct had ben completed, but it was
resumed again in February OF
this year, when the purchase OF
silver was begun under the Pitt.
man act, to replace the dollar:
melted and sold to the British gov
ernment during the war
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-01-13
Only Difficulty He Found.

Her chief object was To make a fool
Of the latest fashionable philosopher.
"Tell me-" She cooed. don't you Ind
II a little difficult sometimes TO write
all those hard things about women:"
The philosopher regarded her with
impartial eyes. There Is certain
difficulty, madam" he replied; but II
IL purely one Of selection"
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-01-13
Interior Boosting For
New Scenic Highway

The Interior Commercial Club is
boosting for the establishment of
4 new Highway, under the name
Of the Midwest Scenic Loop, and
recent issue of the Index of that
place carried the following article
n reference to this new proposed
highway:
There is movement started to
organize and post a new highway,
'onnecting at Sioux City, running
Up to Yankton; from Yankton to
Tyndall; thence to Chamberlain.
from Chamberlain it will follow
the present organized highway,
through Kadoka to a point three
miles north of Cedar Pass. t
will from there follow the new
State Highway south into Interior.
and up to Rapid City, through the
Bad Lands. From Rapid City it
will go to Whitewood or Sturgis;
thence down through the Black
Hills Mountains, taking in Lead,
Oeadwood, Hill City, Gutter, Wind
Cave, Custer State Park, Sylvan
Lake, and all Scenic points in the
Hills thence to Hot Springs. fr-
ON there it will run across the
Rosebud and Pine Ridge Rcservat-
ions, via Pine Ridge Martin, Rose
bud, Winner, Colome, Gregory.
Burke, Fairfax and into Nebraska,
connecting up with the Meridian
Highway south of Yankton.
"All Commercial Clubs, Cb.,mb-
ers of Commerce ind Individuals
interested in this rnad are asked
to write, stating if they will send
a delegate to help organize the
proposed highway, propose a town
they wish to go to, to organiza;
set date for the meeting, and if
they have a better name to sug-
gest than the Midwest Scenic Lo-
op," to do so.
Thousands of tourists make a
short tour every year, and II this
route was advertised ard posted,
tourists travel into South Dakota
would be doubled, and more people
interested in the state.
South Dakota furnishes seen
cry, fishing and hunting equal to
any of the Western statc:, I'D bad
roads or deserts coming into or
out of the state. People who to-
ur the State once. always want to
come back, especially ii the high
ways are we'll posted and we'll ad-
vertised.
Write to Secretary, Interior
Commercial Club, Interior, S. D."
Don't miss the closing number
of the Lyceum Course Monday
evening.
Attorney A. G. Granger left
Wednesday for Gaines, Mich, be-
ing called there by the serious i'll
ness of his father.
Mrs. r. r. Murphy left yester.
day for Waterloo, Iowa, in response
to message bringing the news
of the death of her father at that
place.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-01-13
WIND WAS BLOWING

Chamberlain Register: Grand
display of pantalettes and hosiery
last Saturday.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-01-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Jan. 18th, 1922.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
There will he no other service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
rENNEasgE CRY.

Mrs.. Virgil Wrah. and .on. Of
Wariacs. we're the guests at the
G. H. McCord home oves sunday.
The case Of John Harsrove vac
called here Monday before SECURE
Wins.esd Of Ruskin and Squire
Ewing Of this place. Asssr the II.
animation ca numesous witnesses.
,hs court decided tina, the evidence
vas no. su0cieal to hold Hsresove
ior bis alleged s,abbins Il Homer
Nsshili.; 4. lev. seeks ago,
J. L. Ethesidse, Of Cherokee. Ala.
u ., home on . visit
Mrs, 1oldie Meta. u Lisbon, q. !,
10 visiting her parents. NJ. and My
B. r pafsons.
] H Ab~scrombie and Frank
Hall. 10th candida.@s tos Assembly.
man from this district. gave ths
people a speech here Monday.
Ramon L%ech Of Dickson "a.
ae,e an legal ,oasinsss, Monday, d,
Mrs. Fen wnsh, .nd children
and H.s.l Mckinney, OF Nash nile.
.pent sunday II the H. 0. Jones
hone
The road 10 J N HALEY. i.
being put In order inr the grader 10
DO lie snare toward good road
thai diwc,,on. Our people are d..
tigbted 4, the proep~c, Of . good
road or two,
Mr., Ann Rice 10 visiting rsla.
.ivss and friends al Wavrrly.
l., B Fususcn Ia nicely set.led
10 biz mes home. The smah boJs
treated him TO . chivari lsst Easur.
dav nisa,
D. W K,hesidge. vii. and baby,
81 Bellvue. spent sunday here
W. N. Lane, OF Nc6sor. spen,
Monday here
Walsss Hargfo~s sss uuiortun
Al. 10 getting a lot al ashes 10 one
Of his eyes and 10 having = 10, Of
trouble With u.
I. ", Guam. Of Dayton. Ohio.
ex.service man in the Spanish.
American War and also vet.raa II
The World War. has been here ioe 1
week settlins up bic ia,hes'. estate
He lets tuesday Tor bio home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20

Chsn~siain cosGh Remedy hss
4 rem art ahls ssened. II hss he~a
10 uAs im colds Group md vbsoV-
ins cough ins almost hsii 4 csptsey
and has constantly grown 10 issos
and popularity - II, sscd QsalitiSs
became b~siss known. II 10 ths
standard spd main ssiiapcs ios
sA.ss disestss 10 thossanAs n
homas. Tbs fscss thst Il can d..
ways be depended spon apd n 49,
snd plessani 10 tsts srs Gyeatly ID
ito iavcs when II 10 vansAd ios child
sca.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20

We have good psospsess tos =
ans school. Nsw pspils ass con
| ins In each wsek and cutie = nan.
Der IN, sxpscss4 1Ess VI ysas
Miss Jewel Taylor. ons 81 r. c.
c. s=saEsrs. spent tiis weekend
vish Ass pssvsss. As and nr. =.
| w Taytcs.
ia Avssisst had ali bis ehiidra
with him laa sanasy TO spsnd the
day. All his grandchildren sxesps
two wsfs sas0 present,
Mrs asiis marry oi Dsessoa vas
! u guest Of the W. y. Kills family
sunday.
B ", Moody and fsniiy. oi Tsa.
nssses City. spens susday wish
| Mrs. Sadie Adams
Mrs. Ina NJ. Nichoisca. who has
been seal sick ios two weeks, 10 abls
To sit up sorns.
Brown Wissssad has moved h,
Josl.on. Tenn. shsss be 10 employ
cd In the timber businsss.
Ds. o N. Moody sp~nl lass sasas
dAy In Dickson.
Melvin Nsshitt. OF Cedar Creek
has moved bis family TO Raskin Il
pu. bic chiidrsn In school
Odes P.,sy and siie we're ia
Dickson shopping SATURDAY..
MH Clsytie Ayesis,. ,peu, Mon
day with Mrs. Bill Hunter,
Mrs Rsna Thomp,ca 10 .i.i,ini
her con, D. o, Thompson. ., Nc
Even.
| d u. Jones vac al Nekwsn Las
Saturday on business.
Bro. ssay. Of cici.on, held hi
Aith quarterly meeting ., Unio,
las, thursday All the churches OF
the work me, all outstanding obi
Cations
| Bro Dickens. our psstos. hal
tsons NJ xtrsnd confttsncy stlt,
week q, Fayetteville
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
To Csia . Good Reputation.

The var 10 gain = GOOD fepu,a.
ton 10 10 sndeavos 10 be wat you
appear That 10 precisely the
manner In which Cham hsrlain !.
Cough Remedy has gained its 70.
pu.ation AZ . cure for coughs, cold.
Group and shoopins cough. Ev-zv
bottle tha. has ever been pu, on,
by the manufacturers has been fully
up 10 the high sta adasd Of excellsacs
claimed Tor IL. People have found
tina. II can be depended upou ios
tbs rvlisi and cure Of these ailments
and that IL is pleasant and safe 10
take.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
Administrator Notice.


HAVING su.l,a~d - Adnini'''.s'
q. al ID. ..,.,. n the late J b
n,.hae III vao are indebted 70 III.
80 ,s,s,. srs hereby not,1ed n
.o,.. io,ssrd II onc, end settle
r,.Ai,or, ar. slso notified 20 dc
,h.,, elsim. properly sssssniicas~d
:. N, Inv directs and within the
,iu. allowed bv lsv ~ The sams
viil be forever essssd
] B. Burei.. Adur
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
For Ssle.

On, ,sn-room house On Railroad
street. city wats4 and lights. good
bsssnsu,. desirable place ios board
inn house Ahoss one scrs IN lot
rcodeis,eru aad nutbuild:ngs.
Also two farms fw sale ~ lesse
lov tire. ., four y,ar Both good
creea bottom farms. One extra
rood stock harm. Both veil vstss.
ed sood nouses end out huildinr.
For further information - o.
xritA A. l., White, Diekson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
In Representative Race


Having bern solicited by my heads both Democrats and
Republicans make the for Representative from Dickson
Coaay have consented 10 make the
My record private c,ixea business and
public before the people having been raised farm
Bah Civil District Of Dickson County; have been busi
year, merchant and have served the people
s~e, - Justice Of the Peace from nv District
There laws the Statue Book. tina. | not in
or The SIXTY day Poll Law. the ss Interest Law
the Back Ta1 Law and the Dot,sh Law These law. think
.sans, the poor people deef,sins them Of their rights
xens oil the State OF Tsnaessee and pledge that elected
vii my best efforts have these laws repealed also
opposed the passage law that forces itself the people
sg.ns, their wishes when the Constitution them the RICH,
TO say the ballot boz whether they Also.
favor Of emn sns all useie.. office. and favor oil
an salary bonus and vii, given
am favor oil enans law that the County
and the County Board Of Education will be elected BY the people
ALEC. opposed the OF State, County Mum
c,psl Bonds without the vote Of the people
am elected. will do my best carry all the above
obligations and Tar within my power will and
clean that you viii be ashamed OF
Trusting ha, this will with the approval Of every
Dickson County and tbs, will h, the polls
November 1922 and your Tor wnh The
that WITH be greatly sppseeissed. ann
Yours for service
J. II. Abercrombie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20

All p.r~oc. sss hereby scsis~d 10
.scp duneips ua.h ~ the Nc.
H.osie ,spds bordering YeUo~
Cssss Pike, vest Of NcS.on. VIC
Es,,cc vill he panishshN BY En-.
ThusDss ssnslnx. AU.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20
DISBURSEMENTS

l. Lesa RoSs.s. Treasurer ios Tows =
D.xl.cn. Tenn, maize eash ~ dss tssm y
lsw thu, sAe above stAsssnsns u uae arc
correct to Ii. h~s al my k~cwsedss ard
h<ls~s SrSn~dI
Lester Rogers Irsas.
SahssYsbed and s~orn to ssaoss me, 'nas
tho l1,h day ei Oxsessf. W.
w II McMasry. Notary Paeix
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20

When ron want = phyac that 10
mild and gentle 10 e6ect, easy to
take and certain 10 oct, taks
Chamees!aia's Tablets. They ass
excellent,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-20

WANTED TO BrY-A boiler
and sasine, Also 4 tight barrel
stare ocsAt. Write iuil description.
condi,ioc and cash price.
Address Bank OF Charlotte. TvnE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23

". Va. 10 here and IS receiving &c
newcd congratulations from his
friends. nov that the Senate has
confirmed his appointment TO be On.
voy extraordinary and minister
lplenfpotentiaty 10 Paraguay. South
America. He IS the youngest min,
Ester ever tn8the diplomatic service,
being only IS years 81 age. He Isl
son OF General Edward otTooie, Of
lGny.
Commissions as postmasters.
presidential class have been issued
to Herbert a. Smith, Amberstdaie
w. Va: William a Ramsdale, Ger
edo; Edward S. Hatfield, Mnllens;
and fourth class to Lorenzia d.
EBtep. Unus. The nomirtltion OF
Gilbert w. Smith to be postmaster
at Mtddlebourne, IS awaiting con.
hrmation in the Senate. as Is also
the nomination OF Elliott Nofthcott
of Huntington 70 be federal dis.
trict attorney In the Southern dis.
trtct. These eodfirmations viii be
made this week.
SO far as announced West yir-
IgtnSa's only representative at the
Agricultural conference Just con-
vened here will be a woman-Mfs.
p. D. Mcclung Of Rupert, w. Va,
She Is president Of the State FEEDER.
alton Of Farm Woman's Clubs and
the. wife of a farmer.
Austin Wood a young attorney
Iof Wheeling, son OF Judge Wood OF
Athens o., came TO Washington
to confer win his 1Iher
and Aorney General Dangh.
erty . over the latter's offer
tof q position In China under the
Department Of Justice. He has the
offer under advisement. The ap.
polntment II made will be charged
up to the Attorney General as a
personal one. He and judge
Woods are close friends. The West
Virginia delegation has no hand ID.
it.
Senator sutherlands Office
The Pension Bureau ihs issued an
order for a medical examination Of
the following named West virginia
pensioners who have applied for
increases George T. Grassland
Parsons; Angus G%ettibren, West.
ernport ;John A. Barker, st Al
bans; Jesse Matthews Wheeling;
and rtlnlel Childers. Buckhanncn;
claims for pensions have been filed.
at the same Bureau for Louisa Tay.
Tor Belington, and Harry Kimball,
Wheeling; The Veterans Bureau
has made compensation awards 10
Lawrence II. Mcconnell. Mann
ington, IS per month; Ralph
Yeager, Warrington. SIS per
month; Mac F. Kilkeson Kenova,
$16 per moth; VIM. Emmett Mar.
tin OF Smooth $12 per month; and
Adam stahl. Huntington, $50 per
month; a $50 a month pension has
been granted Edwin T. Jones OF
Sabratan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
PERSONALS

Mss Earl Hall has returned 10
Mcrgantovn aftor o visit with Dr..
and Mis-, Carter 5. Fleming al
their home on Fourth street.
Mr. and Mg Z. c. Jones re-
turned this informing from New
York city where che former went
to purchase stool,
Sidney w. Nrfght. head OF the
Advertising department Of TIE
West Yirginian Is quite m at his
home In the Murphy Dsvony
building on Mad ! street being
threatened with Pneumonia.
Mrs. j. Morris mother OF city
director Of water Clyde Morris
Is quite Ill 1t he home on EmernoH
street., Yesterday her condition
was quite alarming hut today slio
shows signs Of impsoTement,,
Hon. W. a. ohisy has returned
to Charleston aftcr spending q
week here with LIS s,tr. Mrs. W..
II. Johnson
Morgan Chambers has returned
from q bushes trip cast.
The Misses LucIio Tough and
katherine RigglemRn Of this city
and Mss Mafeafet Higsinbotham
Off Shlnnstnn went to Morgantown
Saturday where they wero guests
at the Pan Hellenic dance. They
were guests at tha Phi PM house.
Born 70 Nj. ind Mrs. y. Il. Gump
at their home on East Park nvon-
ne a daughter She has been
named Mary NJ Mrs. Gnnip was
formerly Miss Pearl Enoch.
Mrs. Late b. Post and little son,
Raymond, have returned to their
home at Detroit, Mich. after 4
visit with the formers father. X.
E. Mason on Emerson street.
Miss Ivaslongh OF Pennington
was the week end guest OF the
Misses Eva ode1fSand Minnie Flet
cher at Their home on Carleton
street.
The Misses Mary and Leora
Abbott will move this week from
CASTOR avenue and Tenth street
to the Watson APARTMENTS on the
same avenue. They viii take a
part OF the apartment occupied by
Mrs. Myrtle Powell the latter re-
naming there
Miss Mildred Cree, Of Grafton
Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Okla
yeach swisher VI their home on
Chicago street
Mrs. D. b. G6bnn is tho guest
of her mother Mrs.. Camden SUM
mers at Garksburgt
Frank Powell who was here for
the Powellstsinsey Wedding re-
turned Saturday evening to his
home at Metuchen, N. j.
-1lrM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
Are You a Mother?
is Your Most Valuable
Asset Hero Is how 10 Take
Proper Care Of II

RICHMOND, va,-'Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription was recon-
mended to me by my motherin-law
who had great faith in It's efClcienS
'cy, and after using it I was an
equal advocate Of II. I am the
mother Of eight children. and as a
precantion to guard against many
of the unpleasant features and the
many discomforts that accompany
this delicate period, and to giyeNme.
tone and strength to 1T me proper
.ly to become q mother, I took the
Prescription all through four ex-
pectant periods, and / am happyto
relate I received the full benefit Of
the medicine and could not have
had q more comfortable experience.
Also I never found anything to.
equal Dr.. Pierce's Lotion Tablets
which entirely cured mo OF "a dis
agreeable catarrhal condition. The
Pleasant Pellets have been.
equally as valuable as q gentle,
mild cathartic!i-Mrs. A. N. East
man, 1908 w. Cary St.
Go to your neaghborhooS. drug.
store today and get Fayorita
Prescription in tablets or LIQUID! or
send loo to Dr.. Pierce's Invalids.
Hotel in Buffalo NJ. y, for trial
pkg. tablets and write for free.
medical advice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
UNKNOWN FELLOW
HANDS OUT BOOZE
Many Attend Court This
Morning AS Result OF
His Generosity

The generous stranger who dis
tributes alcoholic beverages to oil
OF the down and outers' who
come to this city to look for en-
.ployment was unusually generous
yesterday and as q result Mayor
v. ". Qbn6way, had SIX prisoners
before the bar Of Justice this morn
ing.
Five Of the men were arrested
on charges OF being drunk, they all
confessed TO the charge and when
questioned as TO where they got
their Arst drink, they all told the
same story some stranger who
they met on the street gave thcm
a few drinks.
In the past months hundreds Of
these cases have come before his
honor, the men, are always fiat
broke and a majority OF them sleep
In the basement Of the jail for q
time and then when the generous
stranger gives them several drinks
they break inside the cells and
board of the city for q spell.
This morning the men gave
their names and place OF residence
as follows: Mike o'Donneil. Nor
gantown; Martin Fnn, Waynes-
burg, Pa. w. E. Quinn, Beaver
Falls, Pa; William Graham,
Shinnston; and Jehu J. Clay,
Mansfield, o. Three Of the quintet
were assessed SIS fines or FIVE Gays
in jail, but ]. ]. Grey, who was
also accused Of begging and swear
ing on the street and William
Graham who was insolent in an
swering his honor's questions were
given SO and costs or ten days
in dali.
Charles e. Gray who was ar.
rested on a warrant charging him
with assaulting and beating Dora
Gray, his wife was also on hand
but entered a plea OF not guilty
and asked that the case be contin-
ued until Tuesday morning in
order that he may get some Wit
nesses summoned. The mayor con-
tinued the case and ordered Mrs.
Gray to also have her witnesses
present at 9 o'clock tomorrow
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
LATE Washington
NEWS GOSSIP

WASHINGTON, D. q, Jan. a.
Public building bills have been IN
troduced in both branches OF Con.
grGss by Senator Sutherland and
Representative Bowers; respective.
y, for Keyser, $4,000, and Philip
ID. $50.
Grant P. Hall and A. "A. Lilly. OF
Charleston: DR.. Randolph j. Her.
sey, Of Wheeling; G. T. Kelly, Of
Terra Alta; N. N. Nicely, Of Fair.
mont, have been among the West
Virginians sojourning briefly in the
Capital this week.
Applications for pensions have
been filed at the ponsian Bureau
by Senator Sutherland for Walter
p. Drury, OF Klngwood. and An,
drew n. Bradshaw, OF Omar: the
Veterans Bureau has reinstated the
compensation Of Ava Lawson, OF
Charleston, 80 per month; the same
Bureau has awarded Mrs. Hattie v.
Hall and minor child S35 per month
on account Of the death OF tho hus.
band and father, James II. Hail.,
Mrs. Hall resides in Huntington.
Petition filed In the House BIZ
Congressman woodward. sent to
him by the Trade and Labor AS.
sembly OF Huntington, "fayoring the
raising Of soldier bonus revenue By
increased stamp taxes and asking
for q reduction In the general tax
burden"
Congressman Goodykoontz has
recommended to the Postmaster
General the appointment Of the fol.
lowing named as postmasters: Mrs.
IMadge Loudermilk. Willow Bend.
Monroe county: W. A. McCloud,
Chapmanville. Logan county; J. G.
Smith, Tralee, Wyoming county;
John H. Bishop, Corinne, Wyoming
county.
Guy F. Mcintyre and Alphonso
McBee, both OF Manayka. W. Va,
have been at Walter Reed hospital
the past week undergoing treat
ment, and white here their claims
for vocational training have been
successfully handled for them at
the Veterans Bureau BY Congress-
man Reed.
Harry W. Taylor has been COM
missioned postmaster at Burchfield
tlate Sincerity, w. Va and Will
liam @. Pontius at Power date
Bebotl. Acting postmasters ap-
pointed: Rupert, w. Va, William
=. Burns; Cabin Greek, Clifton G
Hager: Elizabeth, Shirley H. Mitch.
ell; Gauley Bridge George H.
Brackland.
Mr.. William ]. o'Toole, Of Gary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
VOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
stkWnreKlaner

thlonncement has been made 81
the marriage or Mis- Ora Klsn6t,
daught otiadr! and Mrs.! John N.
ldsner OF thfs city, and JESSE n
stewart aiso Of this cityN which
vas s~oleinnIzed on December 15Iat
Oakland, Md. The announcement
Wes made It q dinner party at
which Mrs.. q. S. Jones was host.
a her home at MorSantown.
The bride Is q student at the West
NtSstnia university where she 80
tadng d course in domestic
science She Is a graduate OF the
FatrTtonth ish school and last year
atthndedfthG Margaret Morrison
school In Pittsburgh. Mr.. Stewart
VAS former resident OF Turning
ron but Is residing here as repre-.
sentative OF the Scranton Cores.
prudence schools. After February
i he will have his headquarters In
Wheeling. Mrs. Stewart will con.
tinua her studies at the university
for the year. Mrs. Stewart spent
the week end here and returned 10
MorEantown last evening. 3