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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Saturday, June II.
No Salgreu returned 10 Marble
regaa-.y, and is Irving iu her house on
Ste street
We extend the glad hand 10 John
NJ Beth. president Of the CaFara Nuls
Mas1.e company. May he live long
an prosper.
Alex Shaw, from Gypsum, made .
bus.ne tHp To Marble Monday. Nr.
Shaa is vel known in Marble. having
NJ = bloSksmlth shop i fcw years
ago
Ws expect to hear the train whistle
before long as they have about com
pls.ed fixing the road, then Marble
Wi be connected with the railroad
again.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Brown and
Charles Sistig Of Aspen. made = visi,
70 Marble Sunday, surveying the sit.
ua,.oH Of their former homes.
,ie0rEe Thompson from Muddy i
helping Frank Morse at the power
hUlae.
Manager Berge Of the Colo. Marble
I quarry, is fixing the boarding house
A. The quarry and will soon have
Rings fixed so that the men car
s y. .F. Va Az t4lAN AAEAt arc tlEhE EaeT
i l. board, and the cook has been en-,
3 gagsd 20 cook for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brock of Car,
lbnudalc arrived Saturday. Mr. Brocl
iis hauling ties for Mr.. Briggs, ans
] NJ Brock expect TO help Mrs. Fudg,
H. the boarding house recently pur
ct.ased from Mrs. Ida B. Carey.
Let Is Introduce
/. A. BOUGHTON
] Born in Manifold, Ohio, April 9Th
1886
] Unmarried.
4 Came % Colorado for his health
and found il.
Earned mis- first dollar working il
T. . grocery store
Il Considers Marbles greatest need
for people 10 realize our wonderful
natural advantages. We have fou
different quarries and mines bein,
developed now and working, an,
.v.l be o. X. We won't be a one-min,
.'camp.
i FOR young man starting out in lif
Mr. Boughton advises him TO Pick tn
line you like best, then work lik
liades TO get there"
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Thursday, June 22
The road gang is preparing to come
down from Benson's.
There will be a dance in. Mr.. Ar.
rington's barn Saturday night
A. W. Croft is mp in Sheen Noun.
tain, working mining assessments.
Hr. and Mrs. John Blair were mn
from the ranch recently to see their
nGw grandson.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Jory and infant
son, David William, returned from
Gulnison last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

East Side cattlemen are on the
calf roundup this week, and plan to
move 1900 head of stock into the Goth
ic region ahead of the usual time,
figuring that the poison weed may not
hit their herds so hard. Larkspur
and aconite are serious problems
around Gothic. Over hundred head
were poisoned last year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23
Ranre Dry At Montrose

Montrose Press:-Lary Finch says
il is getting very dry on the range
and that some springs are drying up
that usually held out until August
Unless rain falls soon, great damage
VIII result TO the range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23
SOME WARM THESE DAYS
IN LOWER VALLEYS

Denver sweltered at 9s degrees this
week. Grand junction broke all re-
cords for four years by going q shade
past the 100 marx.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

The regular meeting of the Safety
Committee of the third division of
the d. & r. G. W. railroad was held
yesterday afternoon at the local head
quarters offices. Supt. C. E. Leverich
presided. W. J. Tapp, fuel supervis-
or, from the Denver General office,
was present at the meeting, also C.
A. Cartr, representative Of the Gener-
al Safety Committee. E. G. Haskins,
master mechanic, came over from
Salida and Station Agent J. H. Nc
Donald Of Montrose was in attend
ance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Arthur johnson had business il
from the Lake Fork Wednesday. Hs
is still in the sawmill business in thai
section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Geo. Sandberg is preparing to
build several rooms on to his resi-
dence in South Gunnison, beginning
July first. When completed, he will
have a seven-room brick home of
modern type.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Mrs. r. H. Guthrie returned Tues
day from Taylor Park, Tully Wilson
driving in the team from Bright's
ranch. Mr.. Guthrie went back with
him for an outing in the park.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Harry Scharber of Denver was in
town Monday, the guest of Mrs. Err
Vile Diebold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

The group of Salida sportsmen and
others interested who have control OF
SO acres along IN front OF the Pals
wise improve their tract. W. A. Die
bold is building one cabin and is in
charge Of the place. Other larger
cabins are proposed. John Breneman,
Mrs. Lillian Benson, Carl Bergman and
other Denver visitors were at 'The
Palisades Fishing Resort" as it is cal
led, during the week, and had goodsuc-
cess catching trout, returning We'd
nesday with their quote. Mr.. Brene-
man and friends are expected to re.
turn later for another outing, probab-
ly in September.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gregg are or
their way home from Brookville, Kan.
sas, where they had planned to spend
the summer months. Found it pretty
hot there for folks who have once en-.
joyed the balmy skies of Colorado
mountains at this season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
o o 900 90 o o 90 90
MARBLE

Marble is located In the Crys-
tai River Valley. SO Miles North
vest of Gunnison-
Mrs Mary J.Thompson. Reporter
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

The cry OF ''trike" has been heard
50 often that the public now makes
allowance when we are told that a
strike of a million railroad workers
is scheduled for July first. Neverthe-
less, the men have a heavy grievance
against the U. S. Labor Board, and
are reported to be we'll nigh unanim-
Gus in voting for such n strike against
the recent wage cuts. The time for a
chow down between labor and the ad-
ministration policy of catering to
capital only is close at hand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Montrose Press:-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas, Taft and little son of Sapinero
returned TO their home Tuesday after
being here while Mr.. Taft and the boy
were receiving medical treatment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Galen C. Pond of Grand Junction
drew the nomination of combined reg
lister and receiver at theLand Office
at Montrose in which district Gunni-
son land office is located. 1t was
supposed that that veteran politician,
II. J. Baird of Delta, who is now reg
lister and receiver at the Land Office
there, would secure the nomination,
but the skids were creased and
Pond got the nomination before Baird
and his friends dreamed there was to
be a change. This is Republican
fight that may bear fruit later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23
o 900 5000 100 DO
. PITkIN q
G 600 O 5000 900 0 o q
.cw5-Champlon Correspondence.

Ngws-Champ!Un CorrcsponGence.
Wdncday, June q.
Miss Alice White arrived from
Hotchkiss on Fridays train to visit
Mr.. Gene BoHduraHt.
Louis RobedgauX left Sunday for
his home IN Kansas, where he wI.I
help with the harvest.
The IrluchcTa store, the Pastime
pool hail and G.. A. Dewey's house are
sporting new coats Of paint.
Mrs. Matte Miller and daughter,
Miss Mildred, motored over from
Crested Butte Sunday with some
friends.
Miss Margaret Matthews, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ned
Williams, went back 10 her home in
Guunison Wednesday.
Sunday Leonard Smith had a mar
row escape when his car capsized and
caught the occupants, Joe kuykendall
and son, Roy, John Frye and Mr..
Smith, benaath it. No one was hurt,
altho John was badly bruised.
The Parlin baseball boys hied
themselves to Pitkin Sunday to play
our Gray boys" Parlin whipped
the stuifing out OF US with a score
of 10 to l3. But you watch Us next
Sunday when We play at Parlin.
The telephone gang, consisting Of
so men besides Mr.. Lyons, are repair
ing and resetting our toll line TO Par
lin. They have repaced the former
open wires with cable, which makes a
great improvement with our service.
The opening dance given by the
Trinchera Lumber company last Fri
day night, was real success. At
midnight a delicious supper was serv-
ed, and dancing kept up until sun-up.
Here's wishing prosperity TO the Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norwood went
to Denver last week and when they
returned they brought with them q
two-weeks old baby boy, which they
had adopted. They have named him
John Freeman, for Mr.. Norwood's
father.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23

Mrs. Nellie f. Hull of Colorado
Springs was here Wednesday, looking
afr business matters connected with
the property of her father, Frank j..
Rockefeller. The latter is in n sani-
tarium at Pueblo. His mind is clear
at times, but unfortunately he-is now
blind, and the doctors think only par
tial relief could be obtained by an op-
Grafton. Mr.. Rockefeller owns a
valuable timber tract of 800 acres
above Crested Butte, as well as an in
terest in the sawmill here, which is
in charge of F. f. Sewell.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
FOR SALE
UPPER MONTCLAIR
Wonderful opportunity to secure most

attractive home on very unusual terms.
New Dutch Colonial house. built by one OF
best builders in Montclair. House contains
center hall, large living room. dining room,
soiarium and kitchen first floor. Three
large bedrooms and bath with shower sec
ond floor. Garage. Price $l5.500. Terms
$500 cash, balance $4,000 on mortgage.
Address OWNER. box 627 Herald. $50
Broadway. Tel. Worth 800.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
METUCHEN

A JEFTERsoNIANC COLONIAL DWELLING.
RECENTLY COMPLETED.
OWNER OCCUPIES,
BUT HE MUST LIVE ELSEWHERE.
First Floor-Large living room with won-
derful fireplace, spacious library, cheerful
dining room, convenient kitchen with all and
every appurtenance. Beautiful, spacious side
porch.
second Floor--Four bedrooms. with two
rooms and bath.
Parquet floors. first and second floors.
Interior decorated and finished In White
and Mahogany.
Electric and gas conveniences.
Two car garage, two story.
Plot 100 by EGO, right on the Lincoln High
way; beautiful grounds. an abundance OF
shade, fruit, annual blooming plants and ter
raced lawns around the dwelling; this prop
erty IL complete and an attractive residence.
x28,O00. Half Cash.
ALFRED ID. HYDE, METUCHEN, N. j..
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Connecticut.
Riverside Farm Only $3.50
"a r.asl< H~.-. T--v-

Machinery, vehicles. poultry included II
20 acres level loan tiliassi 1a-cow river
watered pasture; estimated 500 cords wood,
200 N. timber; variety fruit: broom
outbuildinss; going 20 larger farm $3.50
gets all, part cash. A. w. KRousE,
Canaan, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
AT A SACRIFICE

40 acres Of best land. 80 acres timber and
pasture. lots of fruit, Groom dwelling. new
barn. crops; all for $4,000; must sell quick.
Phone for Party 141-L Hampton, N J.
WATSON RINEHART, Glen Gardner, N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.
STOCKED 70 ACRES. $1,000

Two cows. horse. flock poultry, ducks.
geese wagons. carriages. moving machine.
nay rake. plows. harrows, cultivators. Ali
planted crops given buyer by owner, who
must sell quickly; Just off highway; village
with stores, schools, depot, &C.. close; land
fertile and half tillable. balance timber and
pasture; variety fruits and berries; good 8
room house. barn. poultry houses. tool sheds.
garage; Insurance $500. Price for ait
$2,Io0; only $1,000 cash, bal easy terms.
Call or write for details and free cat other
bargains. NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY.
154-T Nassau ST., New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
A REAL FARM OPPORTUNITY
ONLY $4,000

BUYS 200 ACRE DAIRY FARM
IN fine state OF cultivation; n,acadann road.
attractive ~ room house. newly painted,
impts.. electricity; large stock. barn, siio; q
horses, farm tools, xc. Full price ONLY
90 900. A REAL SNAP. Write for particu-
lars. j. n. HENDERSON. 40 Prospect Ave,
MIddletown, NJ. ".
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
ROOMS, 2 BATHS, GARAGE, $12, 900
81 500 SECURES TITLE

and occupancy. Balance OF
$4,000 on easy payment mort
cages. Failure OF the owner to
complete contract causes sacri-
fee by builder. Plot 100x150
II. on fine street, In beautiful
exclusive residential section.
Only 6 min. walk to r. X. Ex.
Sta. Quick, convenient COM
muting TO New York City.
Water rights on chain OF lakes
run with land. 500 feet eleva-
tion. Healthiest suburban sec
tion near New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
MUST SACRIFICE

RUN UP AND SEE THIS.
0entiemsn's summer or year round home
up 20 date. u. a. HAsBRoUCK, New Paitz,
~. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-sale or Let.
ACREAGE SITES

The plan that is being followed
in the opening up of the Sterling
Estate as a
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART OF
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY

will buy the daintiest Colonial home In the
Jersey Hill section, ready to move into 10
rooms, baths; 400 commuters TO N. Y. City
from this section, D., l.. a w. II. II. Beau
tiful, exclusive, convenient. purely residen-
tial locality. Total price. including electric
light. electric range, fixtures, shades, steam
heat, hardwood floors, laundry. complete In
terror and exterior decorations. only $12,0 900;
plot 10Ox190. Plenty of flowers and shrubs
Boating and bathing available. Schools
churches and markets near by. A paradise
for the children. It's easier TO buy this home
on my terms than to rent decent apart
ment in New York City. Write PRIVATE
Post office Box 74s. City Hall Station, New
York City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
l5 Minutes From Broadway

Located in Bergen County's most
beautiful Home section: T5 acres, so
acres adapted for building develop
ment. There are many attractions,
boating. bathing and fishing In lake.
brook and river. Two dwellings. 9
and 1o rooms. with improvements. and
number of fine outbuildings, suit
able for alteration into dwellings;
convenient three stations, ten min
utes' walk express station; fine old
drives. City water, electricity avail
able. Many things may be done with
this beautiful property and you could
not lose dollar II you tried. 1t Is
directly in the march of progress and
the metropolitan zone. Write me for
full particulars. WILLIAM r.
MOLES, owner, 636 South Broadway.
Yonkers. Phone Yonkers $40.
The New York herald., 1922-06-11
Save Half Your Summer Rent.
westchester-saie or Let.

Buy good seven room house acre and
half land lot OF fruit. Open View splendid
shade: newly painted and decorated. Good
condition. Immediate possession. 2 miles
Goshen, so miles New York. g., TOO half
cash Owner R1CHCREEK Chester N
The New York herald., 1922-06-11

~ you are seeking new capital. part
rer or ,cort to start a business, a Btsi-
ness Opportunity Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish Just
phot yor are after. TRY one. Telephons
WortA 10000.
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was served at noon and a very enjoy
uhl" day spent together. Those present
being: Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley and Mrs.
Mr,unr. Mr.. and Mrs. + T.. Gitten and
daughters Misses Nelle and Emma, and
J. T.. bentley OF 81. C!airsville. Mr.. and
Mrs q A. Ferguson and family OF Fair
point. a.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Merritt
anal daughter Miss Anna nd the form
rr's sister. Miss Sarah Merritt. OF Union
town and Mrs p. f. Ferguson and Earl
Walls.
Mr. and Mrs J. a. Parkinson. OF near
lnmirn entertained the mentors or tie
Practical Farmers club at their homo on
Saturday Those from hero having at
tended were: Mr. and Mrs. John Gossett
and son Herbert Mrs. Earl Gossett and
non rnlc. Mrs ". r. Allison. Mrs. +.
r. Edmoudson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cald-
we'll and daughter. Mary kathertn. Mr..
md Mrs. J. b. Caldwell and daughter
Miss Elizabeth and grandsons Paul and
Edgar Cassidy.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Caldwell enter
tanned on Saturday and for twelve
o'clock dinner few fJends honorinE
Mrs. Cadwelrs mother, Mrs. Samuel
Ma Tor Of Coleraln who has been visit
lrc with her daughter and husband.
The invited guests being: Mr.. and
Mrs James Mcfarland and daughter.
Miss Gertrude. Mr.. and Mrs. I. f. Boyd.
MIR and Mrs. W. 7. Caldwell and Mrs.
harold Taylor.
Judge and Mrs. Robt Eaton. Of Nor
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PENDANT. Charles Neitzelt assaulted and
struck plaintiff 70 her damage IN tho
above sum Attorneys Thornours anu
Lewis represent the plaintiff.
clara !. Mckain IS. Grover craig,
Action for money only. amount claimed
$1,000 90. Petition alleges that on Aux.
ust Il, 1927. defendant assaulted anu
s,rurk plaintlr TO her DAMAGE IN tho
above sum. Attorneys Thornourg an"
Lewis. represent the piainttn'
Tony Farardo VS.. The Industrial Com
,,,ssinn ~ ohio. Action for money, Al,
,nrnevs Thornburg & Lewis represent
the plaintiff.
Grange Picnic.
The annual Grange and Farm bureau
picnic OF the Glover Hill Grange Will
be held on Saturday at tho J. B' Ga'sS
orchard near Armstrong; Mills. :. V.
stewart OF WoodsAeld. Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney II. W. Mitchell OF ST.
Clairsvtllc and Attorney G. f. TIMBER
lake Of Bella!re will speak at the picnic
IN m. afternoon. while the Glover Hill
Rand and Glover Hill auartette WI!
furnish the music. A night festlTa!
Will also re held
Community Club TO Tour.
Members OF the local Community
,-luh will make an automobile trip to a
number OF neighboring towns on Friday
afternoon Of this week. leaving ST
Clsirsville at 5 o'clock. The tour IS IN
the interest OF the large fourth Q.
July Celebra ton which is being planned
for ST. Clairsville. Those making the
trip will stop at the Welcome Inn
I.oydsv!lie. for chicken dinner IN
the evening.
To Easertaln-
Mrs. Robert Alderman VIII give
miscellaneous shower at her home on
West Main Street on Thursday even
Ing in honor OF her sister-in-law' Mrs
Russell Schafer.
st. C1aIrsvtlls Briefs.
Arthur Dickson Of Martins Ferry
was business caller here yesterday.
Mrs. u. c. Hardesty OF East Main
street was called to the home OF her
father Nelson T. Harper OF Malaga
on account OF his Illness.
William Z. Feck OF Martins Ferry
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STEUBENVlLLE
Wheeling Traction In
Refusal Of Franchise
Arbitration Clause

steubenville. Ohio. June 2o.-The ne
ROTATIONS between CITY Council ana
Wheeling Traction Company on new
twenty-year franchise which viii ne up
Tor third and final reading IN two weeks
struck snag last night when General
Manager Wills Of the traction COMPANY
refused to accept an arbitration clause
which Council BY unanimous vote
caused to be inserted N the franchise
The clause calls for arbitration OF all
differences between the company and rs
smployes and was introduced hy LABOR
members OF Council Mr.. Wills stated
that his company believed arbitration
one-sided affair and would not agree 20
It's being IN the contrast. CoGn>h ad-
1ourned without taking further action
ard Il Is expected ths, steps VIII De
taken 10 get together with the company
officials before the next meet, two weeks
hence.
Xoskt Sentenced
.. Adam Koski who was indicted Tor
grand larceny and false pretense. plead
Cd ruiltv to the latter count and was
sentenced 70 one 70 three years In the
Ohio Penitentlary by Judge Norley.
EosLi came here several months ago
from Chicago made the acquaintance or
George Roy local mill worker. and. as
their friendship ripened. kosN as
PLAYED n money making machine which
he offered 10 sell for $500. After see
ing ten dollar bills made Sut of blank
slips OF paper. Roy handed over his hard
earned cash and Eoski disappeared. He
vas arrested AZ Pittsburgh.
sttll Murder Case
The trial OF Edward still for the muir
der Of his divorced wife. Elizabeth Wood
ward at her Wills Creek home last Aug
ust, will open In Common Pleas court
Wednesday morning .Still will claim
self-defense. contendInE he fred At his
ex-wife after she had shot him In the
arm, Prosecutor +. s. rearce who just
completed the murder trial 81 Asa
Hughes. announced that Re would take
rest and that the stu case would b.
tried FOR the state by Assistant Prose
cutor Bert Moreland and Attorney Fred
Stone. special counsel.
New Bathing Beach
Ground was broken today at the north
end OF the city for bath houses for the
rev municipal bathing beach. The wore
NJ construction on the buildings END
rIacinr the beach in condition Is being
done by citizens and representatives or
various civic bodies who have offered
their services. Fifty or more members
OF ArSonne Post. American Legion were
among those who assisted In /starttng
the work today.
Marriage licenses
Thomas Mcneil - and Mabel Fer
ruson. Is. both Of Steubenville. Eugene
T. House. ;" Of Cleveland and ElIzaoeth
NJ Brook 50. OF Mt Pleasant.
Road II Closed
The county road between New Alex
endria and Smtthf'eld was closed 70
traffic today BY county officials. The
road e being given a surface treatment
OF tar.
Juvenfle Jailed
Robert Shores. aged IS years, was
brought 10 the county jail today from
Dlllonvare 70 await hearing in Juvenile
court. The younEster Is charged with
carrying a gun and running away from
kNHe
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ristown. spent Thursday night at tho
home OF Miss Edith Lodge. having at
tended farmers club which Miss Lodge
was entertaining in the evening. and tho
farm Bureau picnic on Friday which
was held at the Great Western. at the
experiment farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Boyd were shop
pers In Wheeling on Tuesday ana
spending the night with their daugn-
ter. Mrs. VIM. Reline and family. on
returning home.
Mr.. william Lodge and daughter Miss
Carrie spent Thursday with tho form
ers daughter Mrs. John Ritchey and
family in New Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. caldwell enter
tanned for twelve o'clock dinner on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Caldwell and
Garrett Cameron and their guest Mrs.
Major.
DR.. W. R Allison. accompanied by DR..
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Martin Of Fairpoint were at Uniontown
Pa, on Saturday, having attended the
automobile races
Mrs Walter Caldwell and mother
Mrs. Major spent Friday at the home
NJ the latter's niece Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell. near Flushing.
Miss Ethel Estep was week end
visitor with her friends Misses Ruth
and Lille Lodge.
Messrs Paul p. and c. Edgar Cassidy
Of Alliance arrived on Friday for vlsi'
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
+, B. Caldwell and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Bethel spen'
Sabbath afternoon with friends near
Belmont.
Mrs. Walter Caldwell and guest Mrs
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HnnnY Work Ouh

Fancy WORK Club
Tho members OF the Ladies' Fancy
Work club were entertained at tho homo
Of Mrs John Caldwell in town. on Fri
day evening. Neellew"rk formed the
occupation OF the evening. together
with other social diversions a dainty
lunch was served at an appointed time.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Earl Gossctt
Briefs
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson entertained
At her home. south" OF town. on Friday
hono-ing her brother and wife and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Bentley and daugh-
ter Mrs. Attic McCune. Of Waterloo,
Iowa, who are visiting with relatives
in tho county and at Cadiz. o. Dinner
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Major spent Thursday At the homo OF
the latter's niece Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Crawford Of Oco.
Mrs. Robert McGraw and children OF
Bellaire have spent the past week ~
the homo OF the formers brother Ar.
and Mrs Frank Caldwell. near town.
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wa.a vis,,o. IN ST. crsirsvrle yes,er-

was 4 visitor IN ST. Clairsville yester-
day.
Miss Mary Pettay OF Rarnesville WINS
calling on local friends Tuesday.
Attorney David James OF bridgeport
was q business visitor here yesterday
Sheriff r. T. Lynch left last evening"
for a business trip to Columbus
Nat Thomas OF Bella!re WAS calling
on st r!airSvllle friends yesterday.
Mat liause of Rarneav!ilr was II hns!-
ness caller here yesterday.