These articles are for the benefit of the genealogy community and should not be harvested and sold for anyone's profit Spirit of Democracy April 22, 1909 Sardis (deferred) J. C. Williamson of Wheeling is visiting relatives at this place. Mrs. Eva Hess was shopping in New Martinsville Thursday. Brady Winland left Saturday for Wheeling to accept a position. Miss Neva Gano returned to her home in Wheeling Sunday after a week's vacation spent here with her grand parents. The Epworth League under the leadership of its efficient fourth vice-president, Miss Maude Ryne, sent a case of eggs to the deaconess at Benwood, W.Va., to be used as Easter remembrances among children not otherwise provided for. Charles Lollathin of the ship Panther, one of the vessels that recently circumnavigated the globe, is at home on furlough. H. C. Norris of Sedalia, Mo., has moved to town in the Hess property on Muskingum street. Mrs. David Bonar of Jerusalem, and Mrs. R. C. Koontz of Woodsfield, are guests of the former's daughter Mrs. J.V. Nelson. Miss Cora Schaffer is visiting relatives in Wheeling. Mr. and Mrs. C.K. Gano of Wheeling spent Sunday here with their parents. Charles Sole has returned home from a visit with his sister at Keyser, W.Va. Miss Ethel Thompson who is working in Sistersville spent Sunday at home. Mrs. A.C. Vetter, Mrs. E.C. Frey, Mrs. George M. Towle, Miss Adda Knight and Miss Nellie Martin attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Mary Gorrel at St. Mary's, W.Va., Saturday. Miss Emma Leap of Hannibal is visiting her cousin Miss Mabel Rist. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. O'Neill of Follansbee, W.Va., are guests of their daughter Mrs. C.O. Cunningham. John Litten, jr., of Martins Ferry, spent Sunday here with his family. Mrs. W.M. Webb was at New Martinsville Sunday afternoon. transcribed by Sara Richardson Kelly re: Richardson, Suter, Griffith, Nesbitt