thanks to all who have given me such positive feedback on these tidbits--do remember that the contents are not always correct--in my case a niece was misidentified as an aunt! These articles are for the benefit of the genealogy community and should not be harvested and sold for any else's profit Spirit of Democracy March 16, 1911 Sardis Jesse Baxter arrived Wednesday from St. Louis, Mo. He will take charge of the New Matamoras mill for his father-in-law A. E. Watters. J. D. Nesbitt and sister Mrs. W. T. Webb spent Sunday in New Martinsville with Postmaster R. T. Richardson and family. Miss Louise Esaley has returned to her home at Duffy after a two weeks visit here with Miss Adda Cline. Mrs. Charles Weigelt and daughter Miss Elinor spent Sunday with E. S. Smittle and family at Narrows Run. Miss Ella Thompson has returned from a short visit at Wheeling with her brother George Thompson. Mrs. Edith Nieman and daughter Virginia of Marietta arrived Sunday for a few days visit with her parents. Mrs. C. K. Gano and son Chester of Wheeling arrived Friday for a visit with her parents. Miss Maude Ryne spent the past week at Wheeling buying her spring stock of millinery. Charles E. Bauman of Pittsburg spent Sunday and Monday here with his mother. E.S. Dunn of Huntington, W.Va., visited his family here several days last week. Miss Margaret Dunn is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Wash Dunn at Hannibal. Mrs. George P. Goodwin of Pittsburg is visiting at the home of J.M. Goodwin. Miss Nelle Martin was shopping in Sistersville Saturday afternoon. Harry Winland was down from New Martinsville a short time Monday. George W. Tubaugh of Bellaire spent Sunday at his home at this place. Revival services at the M.E. church closed Sunday night. J. W. Litten spent a few days in Wheeling last week. Miss Lena Hess is visiting relatives at Hannibal. transcribed by Sara Richardson Kelly re:Richardson, Suter, Griffith, Nesbitt