The Fairmont West Virginian du lieu suivant : Fairmont, West Virginia • 5

Miss Katharine Troxell, whose 1 marriage to Frank Wade will be an event next week in this honor guest this afternoon at a party of attractive appoint- menta which her mother Mrs. W. L. Troxell, was hostess at their home on Siojth street. Yellow and white was prettily used to carry out a color scheme, anil garden centered the serving table i trom.

which the guests were served f' With a salad lunch. Danity bags of dee were given the guests at lav- ors. The afternoon was spent by i yti.jh the guests in hemming tea toweia i JP (or the bride. Tbe' marriage of Miss Troxell! tad Wade will be solemnized I on next Tuesday evening at the tome of Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Trox- 1 SgSfjfjell on Sixth street. The ceremony BagfeswiU be performed at 7:30 and will I witnessed by a number of friend of the bride and bride-groom-to-be. Miss Troxell has resided in this for a number of years, having 1 come here with her parents from.

when Quite a child. She was graduated from both the High School. Class of atfid the State Normal School faass- of 1918, and attended the school of the West Vifgin- University in the summer, of SVfcp '1919- For the past two years she i taught successfully in the U. S. Fleming School in this city.

She ff had been identified with the First i' mSfflgfriE. Church in this city daring her residence here and had been a I thembc-r of the church choir for ffltSP several years. BTjSfeSlP. Wade Is a resident of and came here several years from Cumberland, 1 3i2 and has since been associated with the shoe department of Hartley's 1 Sap, -store. 1 To Celebrate Anniversary 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred R. Hunter Hartford, Conn. are resid- Ruling in this city temporarily, will the tenth anniversary of their marriage this evening- at the on East Park avenue' when I'ifc-'they will entertain at an clabor' irately appointed 6 o'clock dinner. PS rjpovers-will be laid for twenty-two and the guests will include Mr.

and Mrs. Hunter. A color scheme of pink and white will be prettily It i carried, out in the decorations by 1 Jlfiii-the use of crepe paper and pink 6 and white gladiolis and asters. Lf Following the serving oi a twelve course "dinner, the guests will be entertained with bridge and puncli SfeESWwill be served. Mr.

Hunter was 3 with a handsome black traveling bag by Mrs. Hunter, while Mrs. Hunter was 'the recipient of a five-stone Hope diamond ring, the gift of Mr. -Hunter. The Hunters expect to -reside here until late Fall.

Have Jtetjimeil Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Hite and (laughters, the Misses Lucile, ri'i, Helen and Eleanor, have returned from, an automobile trip to WashjKsp ingt'on, and the Valley of 8 PB? En route home they sto-pped at the.

"Trough" in Hampishire County, where they camped jytor ten days. Miss Lucille Hite returned previous to the trip from ff Lincoln, where -she -was on i an "extended visit with tier sister, a Harry K. Grainger. 'j 17p- fi i ver Part.yl very pleasant outing was en- Thursday evening when Graiulstaff entertained a a pi of liis friends by a trip up1 t- the river in the The -party left the O. pier about 7 7 and upon arriving at this ferry alr few enjoyed a swim.

Music and refreshments were features of the 0 entertainment. The party consisted of Misses -Anna Stewart, Julia Willis, Jettie Van- Stewart, Eleanor Free- land, Amy DeVault, Elsie Vander- grift and Blanche Stewart. Messrs. Harry Johnson, HarcyyiS old Hudgins, Andrew Vance, Robert' Smouse and Wilbur Grand- a Sfri staff. a siltS'" Engagement Announced ML- engagement of Miss Ste.lla 4Martin of this city and Erie VwyStapleton of Birmingham, was announced yesterday after- 7 noon at a charmingly appointed 7-luncheon at which hpr mother, 7 "Mrs.

A. M. Martin, and her sister, "-Miss Strause Martin, were hostess -'es sit their home onk vv aiuuc avenue. Covers were laid for fif- and the guests included close of the honor guest. Dainty 2 hand painted cards, oil which were the names of the betroth; Jed couple and the wedding date, A "were placed at each cover and pretty baskets containing mints 'f were given as favors.

The mariage of Miss Martin and f( Mr. Stapleton will place on v'" August 31. Miss Martin is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A.

SBstMSti Martin, the former presiding! Stgjr. of the Fairmont district of the Methodist Episcopal Church She taught successfully for several years in the Thomas C. school. Mr. Stapleton is a singer and on "visits -j has sung in local churches.

7, I Bible Class Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rigga and Mr. and Mrs. IT.

IT, Rose entertained members of the Winona Bible Class yesterday at their summer fi camp at Colfax. The party, forty- i eight In number, motored to the i camp, where they spent several (hours -with ivater sports, and later ri in the evening enjoyed Bible non taught by Mr. Rose, the class 1 leader. A delightful picnic supper was served during the evening, Those who furnished cars for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Way-man a Fleming, Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Lan- Isp. ham, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Rlggs an3 and Mrs. J. Moore. Given Surprise.

Frank White of Bellview avenue a yC was given, a delightful surprise last evening when a number of at the summer school the Flairmont? State Normal 'h 'to his home and spent the evening. Games and music fea- 1 A.L ured the evening's entertainment. while several humorous given by Miss Ruth Steels and W. E. Rush were much snjoyed.

Refreshments were enloyed during the evening. Those uesent were the Misses Mary Roynolds. Gladys Kimble, Hazel" Wilson, Ruth Cbilds, Ethel" Wil)on, Edna Starkey, Nine Ogden. Hazel Orr, Ruth Steele, Mary Southern, Ethel Hustead, Myrtle Say and the Messrs. S.

Rush, Tnnwnlit ltlifin Plfirpnn.o Rvati Floy Newlon, Rufus Davis. Lee! FIross. Guy Hunter. Boyd Camp-1 jell, Amos Merrifield and Beryl rch. On Visit Mrs.

Carrie V. Carpenter, who jpent the past few months with ler daughter, Mrs. Walter Shaw, it McKeesport, returned here last waning and will be here for sev- jraP days with lier sister Mrs. 511 Musgrave. at her on tfonroe street.

She was accomDanied here by her little grandlaughter Mary Ionise Shaw. iss Coog I ostcss Miss Marguerite Coogle was jostess last evening at her home )n Morgan town avenue to. a number of friends at a dinner party if pretty appointments. The. dinler was given to honor Mr.

and VTrs. Samuel ICelley, former resilents of this city, who have re" urned here to reside. Mlss-Maboi ran sill of Baltimore, who the of her sister. Mrs. Sam Keley.

was an ouc-of-town guest For Guest Mrs. Harold Schwann was ipstess yesterday afternoon, at her lome on Gaston avenue to a of friend sat an attractively ippointed sewing party to honor OnV. nru r-tn nf rir.n rvro vno. uvvii her sister-in-law. who is the of Mr.

anu Gus jchwarm at their borne in this Garden rowers were pretily used in the interiot decoraions. and refreshments servHave Guests Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Barns ire entertaining for the end, heir cousin.

Miss Delphia Young if Wheeling. They have also as heir guests, Albert Noble ind son Albert of Nashville, Tenn. Hns Guest Miss Mary Guiher of Suiithfield, is the guest of Miss Agnes I'albott at the i'vme of her paents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taliott, on Fairmont avenue.

To Terra Alta Mrs Arthur B. Koontz of Char, eston spent several days in ity this week at Fairmont Farms nd motored with Mrs. W. Watson and Miss Lucy Vatson to Terra Alta, where they re visiting Mrs'. C.

A. Sipe and aughters. Mrs. Ernest Hutton Miss Lucy Sipe. who are ocuping a cottage thero for the umnier.

Bridge Luncheon Honoring her guest. Miss Eleanr Evans of Delta, Miss Ruth ledden entertained with a bridgd uncheon of charming appointments the home of her parents, Mr. and Irs. W. H.

Spedden. on Gaston today. At 1 o'clock a five ourse luncheon was served, folJwing which six tables were used playing bridge. prizes oeing warded the winners of the games, 'lie tallies were centered with garlen flowers, and these were used irofusely about the house and veandah. Out-of-town guests enterained were Miss Katheriiie Booth Pittsburgh, the guest of Miss 'ranees Helmick, Miss Mary Guihr of Smithfield.

the guest of liss Agnes Talbott and Miss Irma tichardson of Lancaster, the of Miss Lohise Rook. Miss Talbott Hostess Miss Agnes Talbott was hostess an up-river outing of charming last evening. The arty motored to Valley Farms on he Valley River, where they spent he evening dancing. Miss Mary hiiher of Smithfield, the house of Miss Talbott, was the honir guest, and the guest list includid a number of visitors in the city. Have Guest Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Robinson lave as their guest at their home Fairmont avenue, the tatter's iUVJJIUCO" 'CWI. CVCU1.U? -with John Clovenger leader. Fred Bowman, small son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jas. D. Bowman, Jumped on a broken bottle Wednesday cutting liis foot in a severe manner. He was rushed to Fairmont Hospital where the foot was dressed. Xfle wound is not a dangerous one, amd he will probably be all right few days.

Frank Barnes is making a number of improvements and repairs! about his house. Joe Barton of Fairmont, with two trucks, is today hauling the portable school house from here to Catawba where it will be used as a temporary means of giving room for three teachers. ilece, Miss Emily Sturges of lanesville, Ohio. i Juvenile Pu-rty Leslie Spragg of Monongah was a delightful surprise party Thursday evening, the affair eing arranged to celebrate the ourteenth anniversary of his irth. Games and music featured he evening's entertainment, and efreshments were served.

In a bnky contest the first prize was by Miss Lucy Loss, th social by Miss Beulah Watson, and a bean contest, the first prize las won by Patsy and he second by Chester Crislip. 'hose present were: James Maijgaret Tropeas, Owen tiedy. Lillian Costelio. Ch.esi.sr irlslip. Lucy Loss.

James TEtledy, iatbryn McGraw, Walter McIraw. Ira Loss, Patsy lary Itiedy. James McGraw, Enenia Riedy, James l'ortney. leulah Watson. Leslie ames Junior Gallagher.

Family Reunion The McBee-Steele families will told their annual reunion on Sunlay, August 20, the Joshen Rapist dhurch in Clinton District. Monmgalia County. An interesting has been arranged and a picilc dinner will feature the days' nativities. Jasper Steele is presilent of the organization, and memiers of the committe on arrangenonts are Sanford McBee, L. K.

llller. Marshall Price, Clnjk Price ind G. B. Stewart. 'TTp-Hiver- Party.

The party given last evening Guerin Johnston at Lynnwood, he summer camp, of hla father. V. E. Johnson, on the was a del 1 gh tful The' guests went- to' the" camp in early afternoon and enjoyed swimming and boating until 6 o'clock when a sumptuous dinner was served, following which, dancing was enjoyed for several hours. The porch and trees about th6 bungalow were hung with Japanese lanterns, and the porch and Interior of the house were attractively decorated in fall flowers.

Tire guest list Included Miss Maxine Jenkins, Jane Cun-j ningham. Rosemary Watson, Virginia Peddicord, Elizabeth McMillan, Mason Helmick, Martha Dickerson, Mary Bryant, Sarah Rock, Margaret Ann Yost, Mary Jo Conaway. Laura Staggers, Mary Boggess." Martha Johnston, Marjorie LeMasters, Doris Jenkins, Messrs. Henry Thompson, Gordon Rosenmerkle, Eugene Watkins, Ralph Watkins, Robert Morris, John Talbott, James Huicmnson, ivorman luumiura, Howard Boggess, Van Mar Altmail, Sam Earl Sample, Ernest Roblson, Emmett Showalter, David Parsons, Albert Cassell, Sylvanus Watkins, Frank Jamison. To Shepherdstown Miss Katherlne Beltzboover, supervisor of music in the Fairmont Normal School, is leaving Monday for her at Shepherdtown, where she will spend several weeks.

Camping Trfp Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yost and daughter, Miss Katherine, and Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Kopp and slater, Miss Alma Kopp. left yesterday on an automobile and camping trip to tbe South Branch of the Potomac. They- will camp, for two weeks. Mis Alma Kopp had been spending the past week at the Methodist Episcopal Camp with the Kowaunkamish Ito-Nann Camp fire Circle, of which she Is a member.

I To I.ewisburg. Mrs. W. N. Fisher left last evening for Washington, D.

C. She will be joined there today by her son, Herbert Fisher, and her sonin-law, Earl McWhorter, and they will motor to Lewisbnrg, the home of the latter, ih a new Cadillac phaeton recently purchased. Mrs. Fisher will visit with her daughter, Mrs. McWhorter, and Mr.

McWhorter. Herbert Fisher is located for the summer near Lewisburg. Give Miss Paris Ogden and Miss Blanche Murray delightfully entertained a number of their friends on Thursday evening at their home at 210 Gaston avenueThe rooms were decorated in garden flowers, and'delicious refreshments were served. The guests present were Mrs. Phillips and daughter, Miss Claudia, and the Misses Anna Hoover, Ora Ash, Lulu Snider, Ruby Hamilton, Lucy Barr, Mamie Mahaffey and Rose Pirens arid the Messrs.

James Kord, Israel Gol Sen, George Barber. Frank Delegatti, H. Coen.x Fred Sullivan, George 'Machan, Ray Wood and Eugene Ogden. -q-oaacs i i Social Calender Saturday. Miss Ruth Spertden will entertain at a bridge luncheon in her home in Gaston avenue, complimentary to her guest, Miss Eleanor Evans of Delta, Pa.

Sunday. The annual reunion of the will be held at Jolliff's Grove, near Faruiiington, the program begiuThe sixth annual reunion of the Carpenter family will be held in the Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church in Bunner's Ridge. Monday The Woman's Missionary Society of the Billingsley Memorial Methodist JEpiscopal Church South will meet in the evening in the parlors of the church. Wednesday The members of the Wood lawn Nature Club of the First Methodist Rnlsfnnal C.hiiroli will mppt n-f 1 -aft p. in the church and will hike to the swinging bridge.

Thursday will be a meeting of the entertainment committee of the First Methodist Episcopal Church at 7:30 p. m. In the chhrch. The congregation of the First Baptist Church and the Sunday school will hold their annual picnic in Loop Park. A.

dance will he given by the local lodge of Elks in the evening at Ravine Park. Friday Sutherland Dwight Smith will give an organ recital in the evening in the Billingsley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church South. Mr. and -Mrs. S.

J. Smith and grandchildren, Beulah and Alfred Sperling, are visiting rellatives in Mason town. Pa. Mish Hazel Bowman returned Thursday form a trip to Huntington and Charleston as a delegate of.the Grand Lodge. Ladles of the Golden Eagle.

Prayer meeting services were helld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1-. loot i 1K.GIjS?IA.>, WHEELINE PASJR TOSPEITONitHl Head or District Re in Charge of Allday Meeting. FAIRVIBW, Aug.

C. Anderson of tin Wheeling district M. E. conference will deliver an address at tin Haught's Chapel near Fairvlew a 8 o'clock this evening. A busines: seBsion will beheld at after which Doctor Anderson, wil speak to the delegations from var icus churches In this district.

Tin evening services are preliuiinar: to a big all-day program which wil be staged tomorrow beginning witl Sunday school at 9:30, followed preaching at 11 o'clock by Docto Anderson and 1:30 by the Rev. E. Maness. pastor of St. Andrew': M.

E. Churchmrafton. Local mem bers of the church are preparinj a basket dinner for the noon hour Union Services The local chnrches will holi their monthly union meeting Sun day night in the auditorium of tin Methodist Episcopal Church South at 8 o'clock. Neither the subjec for the address is announced, no the speaker for the Is re veale until the hour for begin nirig. To Preach Funeral The Rev.

I. S. Tyler, paator the local M. South, wil preach the funeral sermon fo Charles Davis of Farmington, ivhi died recently at his home in Farm ington. in the Farmington M.

Church, South, at 2 o'clock tomoi row afternoon after which inter ment will be made in the I. 0, O. Cemetery. Personals The Rev. I.

S. Tyler and have returned trom a two weeks vacation trip to Webster Spring! where they enjoyed a much needer rest. The Rev. T. L.

Maness and fam ily of Grafton are visiting the for mer's brother, the Rev. R. Man ess of Basnettsville, today and to morrow. W. D.

Yost and Gerald Cilrpen ter were transacting business ii Fairview yesterday. Mrs. Lee Hall of Mannlngtoi and Mrs. B. F.

Wilson of "Wheelint were vfsitlng thw rtev. I. S. Tyfe: and family this week. It G.

Rogers of the West Vir ginia Seating Co. was calling 01 local dealers yesterday. Thomp Wilson of Klondyhe wai a Fairview visitor yesterday. "Abe" Wilson, who has beei suffering from an attack of typholr fever the past week, is improvinj slowly, although it was reporter that he passed a restless night. Mrs.

Ross Ashcraft of Halloway Ohio, and Miss Bertha Starkey Smithfield, W. were vlsitins the Rev. R. L. Maness and tamil; yesterday.

Carrol Amnions was a business visitor to Fairmont yesterday. W. A. Amnions lias work in Monongalia County fron the Clay District board of cduca tion. Miss Dorothy Dodd of Valley Farms near Pumpkin Center was visiting Miss Mary Stewart jester day evening.

Miss Flossie Eddy, who has beei attending Marshall College during the summer session, returned her home on Flske street today. Henry Eddy, local barber, coppec the Fairview checker champion ship yesterday when his opponent Charles Loadman. could only lane one game out of seven jilayed. J. L.

Burton and family are plai ning to move front their home 01 Williams street to a farm on Bene filed Creek next week. Bernard Gorman is visiting friends and relatives in East Ban! Kanawha County, this week anc next. Mae, daughter of Marion A Gump, who recently underwent major operation in the Cook Hos pital, is recovering rapidly, Mrs Marion Gump will enter Cook (Hos pital for a minor operation Monday The Epworth League of Ike St Jonh's Church, Basnettsvillo, me last night with a large crowd pre sent and rendered an interesting program. The Epworth League of Ballah'i Oikapel held an outing and in the church grove Thursday eve from tn n'Hock. Gniovill? games and a delicious supper.

Aft er the picnic a choir rehearsal war held in the church auditorium with more than ono hundred stager; present. A home coming is being plannec for the members and friends of the St. John's M. E. Church for the fourth Sunday in August, according to information given'out last eve ning.

The present church site is more than ono hundred years old being the first gound used tor church -when tills section oI the state was first nettled in the earlj nineteenth century. During this time two new churches have beer erected, the present one being third to have been built on thi: In the century of tho exis tence of the church, several hun dred persons have belonged to thi congregation, many of whom drifted to other sections ot thi; state and even to other states, Sun day, August 2 has been set lis day for the reunion of all lormei and present members. The day wll be spent In speaking, and socia meetings lasting the entire day. basket dinner will be served on grounds. An Announcement All persons interested in the up keep of the St.

John's Church.a Basnettsville have been cordially ii vited to be present at" 9 o'clocl Wednesday morning to meet a com mittee to aid In cleaning up church, grounds and the clmrcl cemetery. The cleanup is in prepar 't I ation for the big home 27. Antioch I The Wolf patrol, Boy Scouts, has been camping on the Tygart River for nearly two wfieks. The camp is situated near Antioch. The troop is accompanied by O.

C. Tennant, scoutmaster, and E. J. Toothman, drill master. They will return to a jp airview tomorrow.

WATSON i i i I anBagal 3 John Covatt. local merchant, returned the first of the week from McKeesport, wjhere he had been called on account of the condition of his little son who met 3 with a serious1 apcldent. The child vtras standing" near a stone wall 1 when a passing automobile rounding a curve, left the street and a pined the child against the wall. While it is thought the boy will 1 live, the- lower of his body i will be paralyzed. Mr.

jr lived here for some time; while Mrs. Covatt and'the other members of the family are resid3 ing in McKeesport. Baseball The Watson Independents are playing the Fairvievy team this afternoon at 3:45 on the local mond. "The Independents have a game wita uranuu luj morrow aftexxn which will be played on the home grounds, Welner Roast A delightful time was spent by the members of the Pythian Sisters Lodge yesterday evening when two large trucks convoyed the party to Kingmont where they participated in a welner roast and camp fire supper. The 1 membership turned out in full io enjoy the event which was the 0 first outing given by the lodge this season.

Hunting Trip J. E. Wilhelm and Joseph Estep are home from a three days' hunting trip in the vicinity of Boothsviile. The hunters are enthusiastic over the results, having succeeded oin bagging nine groundhogs. 5 New Oars 1 Ben Mabaffey, who w'ent to Cleveland a few days ago.

is expected to return home this ing with a new Cleveland automobile. Mrs. Lillian Heintzelman is a recent purchaser of a new Oakland car while Walter Lafolette i- has recently- placed an 'order for i a Studebaker automobile. Church Notes 1 The following services for the coming week will be held in the local M. P.

Church. -Sunday school at 9:30 a. William Merritield. superintendent; public w-nrchirv and nrpap.hine- servicp at 8 p. sermou by the 'regular pastor, the Rev.

A. W. Lowe, woman's bible class Monday ven1 ing at prayer meetrng at 1 o'clock Tuesday evening; men's bible class Thursday evening with 1 Prank' Bradley as teacher. Hospital Patient Mrs. Emma Loomis admitf ted as a patient Hospital a few days ago she has jr since undergone an operation for appendicitis.

Whlie the operation 3 was quite complicated, the patient rallied nicely and the last reports 1 gave her condition as satisfaci tory. Improving Property Mr. and Mrs. U. G.

Tarleton. I are improving their property by 3 building several additional rooms. are also building a porcn across the entire front of the 3 house. To Cleveland Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Merrifield and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parks paid a short visit to tho latter's parents here last Wednesday. The partywere en route to Cleveland, Ohio. where they will spend a couple of weeks with relatives.

They are making the trip by automobile. 1 From Coal Center 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Long of Coal Center, who motored here several days ago and were i guests of C. H.

and TJ. G. Tar-j leton. left for their home Thurs1 day. Return Homo Mr.

and Mrs. William Lpng of i Coal Center, who motored i here several days, ago and were guest'of C. H. and TJ. G.

Tarle-J Il.1 II nil III IIII nil 11 III I mini ll III 111III Hill 11 IfflT Ill 1 TIMEPIECE KEEP TIM That's what you get i and "Art of Watchmakin of skill required to i but one glance at models in our large you that it is only task. The fact that men 1 take as much pride i 5 "their watches as in 3 many to come to thi quirements, for we 2 grades of moveme 3 EE styles in watch and A great variety of i a watches in solid go 3 silver cases, with 1 ee Waltham, Elgin, 3 the celebrated Long: Ei always found in our Most folks naturally ee terested in time 3 keep time. "WHERE QUALIT I FANUS Opposite ton," left their i home- Thursday; -Return Homo Mr: and Mrs. O. S.

Toothman recently returned from an. auto" mobile trip to various "points, which included a visit with Mr. and Sirs. B. T.

Toothman at Cumberland, Sid. The latter Sirs. Toothman and daughters accompanied the motorists home "for a week's visit. Typhoid Fever Mamie, little daughter of Mr. and Sirs.

William Klsner, has been Suffering from a mild attack of pvthoid fever. Personals Mrs. Goldie Shaver and two children of Washington. D. are guests of the former's parents, Sir.

and Mrs. G- M. Hale; for an extended visit. The younger child in the family has been quite ill for the past few days but is improved at this time. Mrs.

Thomas Hart of "fTorgantown has returned home after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. i) UUllUQ Miss Pearl Hea'rn has returned from a recent visit -with relatives at Murray. J. Thompson is having a new furnace Installed in tlje basement. A force of men are at work getting the local postoffice in shape for the coming winter.

They ure making repairs on the plumhlng system. H. B. Fitzbgjii spent a few days of this" as the guest of his daughter. Mrs.

J. H. Harlis of Mrs. Dave Jarret and children and Mrs. Jece Wright were guests of the latter's deliver, Mrs.

Grace Rennio of Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Riggins and children have 'returned. from a visit with the latter's father.

S. K. Hill of Clarksburg.Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ross ard guests of the latter's-parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Davis, who reside near, here. Myrtle' Eminger has returned to her home at Mannington after a visit with relatives here.

Mrs. Carl Brown has returned to her home in Fairmont after avisit with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Sypult. Mr. ami Mrs.

Floyd Johnson have returned to their home at Morgantown after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. -T. E. Willhelm.

Ward Kinney, -who moved from here to a farm near Farmington some time ago, visited. friends here this wehk. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nutftr r.f Wahoo, W.

are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Hose Martin L. W. Brose of Clarksburg was looking after business interests here yesterday. W.

T. Vincent, who has just recovered from the effects of an automobile accident, is suffering this week with a sever? attack of facial neuralgia. The Miss Marie, Blanche and Helen Bennett returned home today from an extended visit with relatives at "Akron, Ohio. Noah Huffman of Winding Gulf, is spnding a tew-days at the home of his uncle. David Huff-' man.

Miss Mildred Rittenhouse, who as been spending a ten (jays' va-eation with Mrs. Emma Manley and Mrs. Rebecca ICuhii near Sutton, Va. returned home Thursday. Mrs.

Etta Kendrick. tvho has been spending some time at Lowesville, W. Va. returned home yesterday accompanied by her little William ICendrick and Lloyd Vincent. The Rev.

W. A. LojjJ5 is the guest of his brother, N. of Dent's Run near Matnington 151JSCIT RETURNS NEW YORK, N. AUK.

12 Augusta. Busch, St. Louis brewer, who recently started a controversy with his charges that the government while seeking to enforce prohibition on land permitted the sale of liquors on shipping board boats, returned from Europe yesterday, claiming to have ample first-hand evidence of his charges. not to be sneezed at Friend: You ought to be glad to get thie cool weather. Hay-Feverlst: It's not to ineezed at, I'll say I IIIIIHIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllillllllM THAT 1 Jl.

JL in one thinks of the ig" only as a matter Jbuild movements, tfie many beautiful stock will convince a small part of the tnd women of today the appearance of their accuracy leads store for their re- catry the highest nts and handsome dock cases. Ladies and Men's Id, gold filled or the known ith Bend, Swiss and ines movements are stocks. come here when in- pieces that really COMES FIRST" Jewelers 1 jjirt House PERSONALS Judge and Mrs. W. Meredith left this afternoon for Clarksburg and from there will go to Huntington on Monday to attend the Republican state convention to convene there on Tuesday.

Miss Bess Brown has returned from Morgantown, -where she had been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Robinson and son Thomas have gone to Little TX.rtr.irIv-ip- flhln fnr ft Visit with ffl latlves. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Robb and daughter, Miss Anna Estelle, are motoring today to Deer Park for a week-end fflsitClyde Hennen of Froatburg. is a visitor in this city for the week end. Miss Mildred Rittenhouse has returned from a visit of ten days at Sutton. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Klug and son Herbert of Aspinall, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Keener, at their.home on Oliver avenue. Miss Margaret Marshall returned yesterday from an extended visit at Freedouin, N. Y.

John Fisher of Washington, and Albert Noble of Nashville, spent several days this week as the guest of Tom Fisher at Westwood, the summer camp of his parents, Mr. and hlrs. Fred Fish er, on the Valley Elver. Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Cole and son George have occupied their new bungalow on Chicago streetT" which was recently, completed. They had been residing with C. W.

Evans on Fairmont avenue. Miss Elizabeth Evans of Grafton has come here to reside wjth her brother. Mr. Evans, and her niece. Miss Sarah Evans.

Mrs. Roy Manley and children are guests of the former's pari ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Rex, at Downs.

John M. Wolfe has returned to Philadelphia after a visit here. His wife and daughter remained here for a longer visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. S.

Haymoni. VA soil was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Tidwcll at their home oil East Park avenue Wednesday. The mother was formerly Miss Mary Gilbart of this city.

Charles V. Critchfield, vice president of the Domestic Coke Corporation, Fairmont, and Mrs. Critchfield, left on Friday for an auto trip to Washington. D. C.

Miss Mary Burns of Terra Alta and Miss Margaret Crystal of Dav-ls, who attended the Fairmont State Normal summer school, returned yesterday to their homes. Mrs. II. PI. Hoagland of NewCastle, is the guest of her Ar i'll.

OUU. Uiiwwta 111. Ritchie. Prank Cosgle oi iiorgantoivn avenue left yesterday for Baltimore, where he will enter Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mr.

and Mi's. M. J. Bowman and family are visiting relatives at Toledo, Ohio. Mrs.

Patience Murphy of Clarksburg, who attended the summer term of the Fairmont State Normal School, left day for Oaklahd. where she' will visit, previous to going to 1 Charleston where she will be primary 'supervisor at the Dunbar School in that city. Mrs. "Murphy formerly resided here, when her husband, F. M.

Murphy, was asso Home-canned fruiti xvill teste better To can beets mm The 90MB Eorcfn uat Re- move Face 73 Td5w whole, sliced or cubed. 1 Fill Jar "With boiling I water, ad dine 1 tea- I salt for cjuart Hj A scalded ng- fl loose-' Set HMffirlW3 lltf? e- ul a tor et 250 WiBBIh rWIJu ZMLJSShSS. Rpd sctl when clock THE famous Oven Heat Regula- tor Hag chaiigecl home 1 canning it easy and always successful. Read the recipe. Isn't that an improve- merit over the old way? No more standing over steaming Jcettlca on a scorching stove, while the kitchen heat rises far above the of- a July day-.

Lorain canning means resting on your cool veranda while Lorain watches the job- The results are far more delicious than you get" by the old-fashioned way of canning on the top burners. Thousands of women use the Lorain way i and praise it enthusiastically. May we show you the Lo- rain-equipped gas ranges on our floor, and let you see and taste samples of Lorain oven tor. Mrs. K.

F. HeiTderaon? at'her summer camp on the taj" was taken to her samrorf camp, Dew Drop Inn, Her nurse, Miss Mason, is with. NORWOOD 11 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin'ttawliinB and family and Miss Mary Stretchborry will leave Sunday to points in Indiana.

Harlan Stretchberry, wood residents. New Daughter A daughter was bom tD Mr.iMM Mrs. C. Collins ot EarkarBbutrglwSfijM centlv. Mrs.

Collins is a sister ot 5 Mrs. J. A. Landes" of: was Miss Grace Ice of i'airmont before ber marriage. Sunday School Hike The Knights ot Honor the Norwood Sunday to Prlckett's Creek Wednesday eve- ning where a picnic In noli en.

The affair was teacher of tho class. Miss Gladys Currey is tie of relatives in Grafton. Haves Hughes visited his sister. Mrs. Samuel Thomas ot town, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' ed Mr. and James WalshEfjmaBBM Martin McDonough has returned home after a two New York and other Miss Muriel Moore of Day brook is the guest of Mrs. Iuella Tennatttifi? Miss Mary EUzaBethLandm-JraggS the guest of her Charles Hale of Meadowdale, last Mr.

and Mrs. S. and son 'Carl visited the former's JirotKerytl John Price of ParkersburgdJecanfpijl Mr. and Mrs. visited tho former's parents and Mrs.

Lee Vincend'oCt County, Sunday. Miss Ethel Fizer and Br iMoore? of Clarksburg, visited Hughes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. "IV.

C. Hughes and 13 family visited Mr." add ard Williams of Downs Sunday. Mrs. N. Riggs of Connellsvjlte.

who was called death of Clyde and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. II. E. Dodd Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dent West and family and Mrs. J. A.

Satterfiold visited Mr. and Mrs. inson at their home on Glady Creek Mrs. I.uplla Tennant and son Leonard visited brook Sundaiv. here today apd buriedin Cemetery by Musgrave SonrThc I body was accompanied here by a large number of and was joined-hcmlgj by relatives and friends la this city.

I The body was taken'- cemetery where burial -was I The Lorain Rest Regulator ay MIJCTM -J he Ydo vtnir nf nnA ffBI there il tia I.