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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-29
WINEorCARDUI

kane, Wash, are the guests of relatives
in Benwood.
Allie Chapman returned yesterday
from a hunting expedition in Greene
county, Pa.
Last evening the ladies of the st.
Johns Church opened their supper and
social, and met with great success.
The affair will be continued this even
ing.
Miss Mayme Ware, humorist dra-
matte reader, will give reading on
December Sd at the NJ. E. Church. The
Aeolian Male Quartette will render a
number of selections.
Squire Riddle announced the verdict
ir the case of w. r. Dorsey VS.. the
Wheeling street car line to be in favor
of the plaintiff. Damages to the
amount of $215 were awarded.
In North Benwood the water backed
up through the sewers at the foot of
Marshall street and covered the tracks
to a depth of several inches. Traffic
was not resumed on this side until late
in the afternoon. All the low land east
of Marshall street was flooded below
the Drovers' Home.
At Boggs' run the Riverside improve
ments were flooded, the water rising to
considerable height. Hucksters and
farmers, who came from the country
along Bogg's run were unable to return
until late last evening. One man at
tempted to get through the mud and
water with his wagon, but became fast
in the mud and was extricated with
difficulty.
The water did very little damage in
this vicinity. During the night the wa
ter backed up through the sewers at
South and McMechen streets. but did
not rise to any great height The
street car tracks were covered at this
point and all cars were run by way of
Main street until late in the afternoon.
when traffic was resumed around the
loop. Last evening the water had dis
appeared from the streets. Several
house boats sank and several. cellars
were flooded, but no other damage was
done.
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Monnhsrllle nriefs

Miss Lulu Hall has returned 70 her
home in New Martinsville.
The remains of the late G. V. Hughes
were taken to Cameron yesterday. The
interment will take pace to-day.
Miss Sarah A. Altman fell on the
pavement Tuesday and dislocated her
shoulder.
H. +. McGili, of Grant avenue, will
remove to Fairmont.
A marriage license was issued to
Asa S. Hughes and Mary A. McCrack-
en-, of Cameron.
Yesterday three families had their
household goods on the wharf boat
ready to take the steamer Kanawha
to Putnam county. but the pilot OF the
boat paid no attention to the hail and
continued on down the river.
The postoffice will be open to-day
from to 10 a. IN. One delivery and
two collections will be made. The
banks and county clerks Office Will be
closed.
Mrs. NJ. ]. West, of st. Clairsville,
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. J.
Gray Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. V A Weaver are spend
ing Thanksgiving at Gambler, 0
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M'MECHEN.

A small child of ]. w. Kettiwelrs is
i'll.
The Citizens Improvement party will
hold suggestion meeting Friday even
ing.
Rev. J. W. Engle will conduct spe-
cial services at the Glendale school
house this evening.
Republicans held meeting last
evening to nominate a ticket for the
coming election.
The Epworth Leagie gave social
at the residence of thes Rev. j. W. En-
gle Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening number of people
made donation party at the residence
OF the Rev. Lavieski.
Council met Tuesday night to con-
siuer plan for lighting the town.
Modndsville, Benwood and Bellaire
parties are after the franchise.
Rev. Lavieskl ard son William re-
turned yesterday from health resort
in Arkansas. This evening Rev. Layo-
eski will hold Thanksgiving services
in the Church of God.
The car of the Wheeling Railway
Company which has been in use on the
Moundsville line broke down on the
Z. & o. crossing at the Benwood steel
works Tuesday night and delayed traf-
fic several hours.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.

and Factories.
Thomas ]. Irwin has returned from
Montreal.
Constable Thos. Stanton is slightly
indisposed.
VIM. Helfenbine has returned from
hunt near Adena.
Auditor Aldredge was in the city yes
terday on business.
Hon. c. L. Weems was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Rainey, of Cleveland, is
the guest of friends in the city.
Chas. Williams, of Sistersville, will
be here to-day the guest of friends.
A. j. McKim left yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving with his sister in Pitts
burg.
Contractor Day resumed work on the
First street paving work yesterday If
Nthe weather is favorable this work will
be completed in a short time.
Bird Gray celebrated his fifteenth
birthday by giving six O'Clock din
ner to a number of his friends at the
home of e. o. Padelford, on North
street.
Almost all the business houses here
will be closed to-day and others will
only keep open certain hours. The
postoffice will observe the usual holi-
day hours.
Deputy Sheriff Westwood served
summons on the jurors in the case
of Devine and Stevens. who were in
dicted for the Warwick murder at
Sommerstou.
Owing to the bad weather the
street car people have not been able
to proceed with their work on the First
street improvement as they expected,
and it will yet be several days before
they viii be able to change their routes.
At present their service is very good,
owing to the circumstances.
Miss Emily Hoge was hostess to a
large number of friends last evening
at her home on North Fourth street,
in honor of Miss Alice Wood, who
will soon leave for Baltimore, where
she has accepted a position as tutor
in a private family. The many
friends OF Miss Woods wish her sue
cess.
The musicale to be given by the
ladies of the First NJ Z. church FRI
day evening promises to be rare
event in the musical circles of this
city. The best home talent will take
part, as well as several prominent
singers of Wheeling, who have kindly
offered to take part. The tickets for
the affair have had a large sale. and
no doubt the house will be flied.
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BELLAIRE,
News Notes of Interest from the bel
mont County Town.

NEWS N0tGS VI interest from the Hell.
mont County Town.
S. E. Riley was calling on friends in
| the city yesterday.
wv. J. Stewart, of Alledonia, was in
the city yesterday.
The Knights of St. John gave stag
| banquet last evening.
Miss Dora Kinney will return to-day
to her home in Belmont.
Miss Opal Alley, of Newark, is in the
city the guest of friends.
Senator Archer and John Davis are
in Cincinnati on business.
e. E. Jackson, of Demos, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Almost all the business houses will
close part of the time to-day.
The official board of the Christian
church held meeting yesterday.
Peter Helpbringer, of Glencoe. was
in the city yesterday on business.
". C. Warnock and Will Watt will
go to the country to-day for hunt.
Clarence Mercer has accepted po-
sition in a leading drug store at Wilk-
| insburg, Pa.
The County Board of Pension Exam
liners held their regular meeting in this
city yesterday.
The funeral of Anton La Roche from
St. Johns church this morning was
largely attended.
Miss Margaret Carnes, of the Fourth
ward, is spending few weeks with
her sister at Alliance.
Chas. Ketterer and wife. OF Woods
| field were in the city yesterday n
their way to Columbus.
Miss Stella Facet will go to Co
shocton to-day to attend the Eastern
Ohio Teachers Association.
Union services will be held at the
U. p church to-day at 1920 a. m. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. W. I.
Ponen.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
an open meeting next Friday evening.
All old soldiers are. cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Jessie Donaway. the accommo-
dating clerk at Nicholson & Balls
shoe store. is spending few days with
Steubenville friends.
The laying of the new water main
in the cut on Gravel Hill has been COM
| menced, but will require several days
before it is completed
The family living on Bogg's island,
, moved out of their home Tuesday
night. being afraid of the high water
Luckily the water did not reach their
house.
J. B. Watt, proprietor OF the Globe
Hotel, and Emil Schmidt. proprietor
of the Exchange Hotel, were at St.
Clairsyille yesterday to answer 70 ths
court in the case of the indictments
| from the recent grand jury.
Two DRINKS with money paid i've
dollars and costs to Mayor Freese yes
terday morning. The men made no
| kick. but the Mayor smiled and saw
visions OF a good Thanksgiving din
ner. The mayor has such cases so
seldom that he surely had a smile COM
| ing, for which ne viii be thankful to-
day.
| Judge John s Cochran. Of Martins
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Valley. left yesterday for Romney to
be the guest of friends.

Valley. left yesterday for Homney to
be the guest of friends.
Assistant United States Attorney
F. NJ. Showalter, OF FairmOnt, was at
the Mcclure last evening.
Owen Green, of the East End, is
confined at the North Wheeling hos
pital with badly cut arm.
e. d. Smith, of Pittsburg, assistant
general passenger agent of the B. &
O., was In the city yesterday.
Chester Cook, of the South Side, but
who has been working in Chicago, is
the guest of relatives in South Wheel
ing.
w. A. Moorehouse, of Cambridge,
O., but formerly of this city, was a
business visitor in Wheeling yester-
day.
The Misses Maud and Blanche Chap
man, of South Penn street, left yes
terday for Newark, o., to visit their
sister.
Philip Delts, of Warrington, return
ed home yesterday after being con-
fined in North Wheeling hospital for
some time.
Mr. Joseph Hardlan. who has been
out through the northwest on business
for the last two weeks, returned home
last evening.
George Swan. of Coolville, o., left
yesterday to visit his brother in To-
ronto after brief stay with North
End relatives.
Dora Gilbert, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank D. Thomas, of 1893
Chapline street, is slowly recovering
from a severe illness.
Mrs C. 0. Updegraff and daughter
Miss Jennie left Tuesday on the Key
stone State for visit oMrs. VIM. s..
Mock. Of Covington, KY.
W. J. Shorts, travelling salesman
for MUM & Brandfass, is able to be on
the road again after being confined to
the city hospital for several weeks.
Thomas c.. Murphy, of Warrington,
who has ben confined at Haskins hos
pital for the past nine weeks, with
typhoid fever, was able to leave for
his home yesterday.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Events From the Town Across this
Way.

Events From the Town Across tbs
Way.
Dr. J. A. Hobson, Of Flushing. was
in town yesterday.
n. Kuhn IS spending few days in
the country hunting4
Arthur Philips, Of Cambridge, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Frank Rice will spend to-day with
ST. Clairsyillc friends.
Louis Anthony, OF MaEslllon, is the
guest of friends in town.
Langon Emerson and wife vii spend
to-day with friends in the city.
Mrs. j. Z. Trueman has returned
from a visit with friends at Toledo.
John Adolph and wife. OF Steuben-
vile, are the guests OF friends in town.
Almost all the business housese Will
be closed to-day. the postofiice will OBJ
serve the usual holiday hours.
The high water did little damage
here. the most damage ching the mud
that was left after the water had CUB
sided.
The horse and buggy which belonged
TO liveTyman W. @. Smith and was
hired to Deputy Revenue Collector
Theo. Keller and was stolen Tuesday
evening in front Of business house
on Pike street, was found yesterday
morning on Scotch Ridge. hitched to
a fence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-29
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of Small Events o.
Each Passing Da--


The clock in the City Building has
been stopped since 10:45 a. n. yester-
day.
THE All-ASike Club dance this
evening at the Pythian Castle. Meis-
ter's orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music.
This evening at the Pleasant VAL
ley park very enjoyable dance will
be given. Prof Long will furnish the
music, and large attendance is anti
cipated.
Squire James Alien has removed
his office from opposite the Eighth
ward engine house to No. 1915 jacob
street. The building he formerly oc-
cupied will be torn down.
rags" a pet canine at Held &
lHaberstdck's cafe, upset tray of
dishes in the dining room yesterday
and broke plate glass mirror, the
largest in the city, valued at $3.50.
The Clarion Club will give mas
querade ball tomorrow evening at
the Pythian Castle, and large attend
ance is anticipated. A fine silk pmbrel-
la has been offered as prize to the
most handsomely dressed lady, and
a fine hat to the most comically dressed
gentleman. Prof. Long will furnish
the music.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strnng-

The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strnng-
ers.
l.. c. Hanes, OF Parkersburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Sep Hall, o New Martinsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Attorney J. j. Coniff is improving
after a weeks illness.
Mrs Martha Taylor, of East WHEEL
ing, is slowly improving.
Miss Bessie Ingram is seriously i'll
at her home on the Island.
H. N. Pillsbury, the champion chess
player, was at the Stamm.
Mrs. ]. W. Schultze is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Mrs. c. S. Greer. of the South Side,
is confined to her home by illness.
A. D. Hanes, of Sistersville, was a
business visitor in town yesterday
Miss Mabel Reed, of Granville, Va,
is the guest of friends on the Island
w. NJ Waddle and George Ray are
the guests OF friends in Washington,
Pa.
George Carter, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of his parents in East Wheel
ing.
Mrs. R. A. Rowland, of Parkersburg,
is the guest of North Chapline street
friends
George Haislop, OF West street, is
conyalescent after severe attack of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Westwood, of South
Wood street, is the guest of friends in
Pittsburg.
Daniel Walton, of the>East End, who
has been seriously Ill for some time, is
improving.
Miss Kitchen left yesterday to visit
friends IN Fayetteville, Tenn, for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. John Burgbacker, of Woodsfield,
o., is visiting his brother on the
South Side.
Mrs. Henry Sewadag, of the South
Side, left yesterday to visit friends
in Darlington.
Miss Annie Gilbert, of the South
Side, is spending the day in eastern
ONO with friends.
Miss May returned to her home in
Pittsburg yesterday after a visit to
East End friends.
Robert Teasdale, of the West vir-
ginia Coal Company, is able to be out
after brief illness.
Mrs. G. B. Bleakley, of thA South
Side. is entertaining her parents to-
day from Sistersyille.
Harry B. Silvey, of the Register
reportorial force, is i'll at his home On
South Cnapline street.
Miss Elizabeth steenrod. Of Pleasant
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Ferry, Republican candidate for County
Clerk at the coming primaries, was
in the city yesterday accompanied by
Mr.. ]. E. Trueman, of Bridgeport. They
were here on business connected with
Mr.. Cochran's candidacy for this nom
nation Mr. Cochran has many friends
in this city who are working very hard
in his behalf.
The following is a motion that was
carried at the Council meeting Tuesday
evening: ION motion that if the
mayor does not prosecute at once a
man on charge of violating sewer or
dinance, the charge which was made
by a member of Council, that he, the
mayor, be impeached. Motion carried.
The action of Council caused much talk
yesterday, and many think it will
amount to something. The fact is that
the situation is serious and Council
may take action.
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The funeral of Mrs Mary Scott Booth
relict of the late Capt. John x. Booth,
occurred yesterday afternoon at the
family residence at Welcome, W. Va
The Rev Jacob Birmingham, of St.
Lukes, this city, was the officiating
minister The remains will be crema-
ted at Washington, Pa. and later in
tered in the family burial grounds
alongside of those Of her husband.
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Everything is in readiness for the
big foot ball contest between the East
End Athletic Association team of
Pittsburg and the Bethany College
eleven, the champion team OF West
Virginia. which occurs this afternoon
at the ball park.
The Bethany eleven lined up for its
last practice before the game at the
Island ball park yesterday. A hard
practice was taken. The men worked
we'll together and formed fine interior
ence Mcfarland, the well known
tackle of this section, was in line at
guard, also Dulin Barrett, the popular
Bridgeport center for the old Wheeling
Tigers, was at center. Both OF these
men will be in the game this after
noon.
w. Edwards will be at full this after
noon, even though he does go in with
his broken finger in splints. With the
exception of Edwards all the other
Bethany boys are in good shape and
eager for the game. Seneca, the fa-
mous Indian, is expected to arrive
this morning. and will doubtless be
in line this afternoon at half. Seneca
played several years with the famous
Carlisle Indians, and this year with
the star Greensburg team.
The East End aggregation will arrive
this morning.
Following is the line up of both
teams and this H. up makes the
teams pretty closely matched. The
Bethany boys average about 1870 pounds
and the East EnderS 185
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attention to his training lately. for on
the battle tonight hangs the test Of
whether Or not he gets mach with
Martin Flaherty.
McCue will arrive in the city this
morning. He is one OF the best men
in the country at his weight and has
been in hundreds of battles. There Is
NO doubt but that the go will be one
of the best ever seen before the Met
ropolitan.
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To-day, at Fette's bowling alleys on
Twenty ninth street, will be bowlers
day. Secretary Fette has list of prizes
to be bowled for, and will serve lunch
all day.
The prizes, which are IS, So and 81,
will go to, the three highest scores,
with no extra charges for bowling.
Anybody can enter, regardless of
whether they belong to the bowling
league or not. The above programme
will be carried out, rain or shine.
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All the stores of the city close to-day
at noon.
The Slavonian Society dance to-day
at Blue Ribbon hall.
Holiday hours will be observed to-
day at the postoffiee.
Mrs Maud Bowers has returned from
a visit to GAINESVILLE.
The workings OF the mills were not
interfered with yesterday.
Elmer G. Braddock, of Wind Ridge
Pa, is the guest of Dr. Alley to-day.
Three house boats sank yesterday in
lower Benwood, but the loss will not be
great.
Thomas PzitchaTd and ENe- OF SDo-
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bowen Knocked ont.

Yesterday Job Bowen met Bruce
Barker on Jefferson avenue and ac-
cused him Of causing his discharge
from the guard force at the peniten-
tiary. Bowen struck Barker with a
brick bat, cutting a small cash on
his head. Barker landed his right on
Bowen. Job went down, and Barker
got the decision.
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IN SOCIETY.

Miss Helen Caldwell charmingly en-
tertained the regular meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club at progressive
euchre yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Main street Miss
Mary Belle Howell captured the first
club prize, a handsome candlestick in
gold and pink. The second prize went
to Miss Lydia Good 1t was gold pic
ture frame. The BOBBY prize, fancy
match holder, went to Mrs. M. Nell
son Cecil. The consolation prize, a
bottle Of toilet water, was
awarded to Miss Laura Dali
zell. The visitors prize, a
salve box in cut glass and silver, was
won by Miss Lizzie Stifel At the con-
clusion of the afternoons play deli
cate refreshments were served.
Last evening at the Carroll Club the
Bachelors Club gave the first of a
series of dances to be conducted this
winter. About fifty couples were in at
tendance.
The Majestic Club inaugurated its
winter season last evening with a
dance at its cozy quarters in the Horn
brook block, which had been remodel
ed and renovated throughout There
was large attendance. A delectable
luncheon was served at midnight.
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Fined for Assault.

Henry Ernst was before Squire
Pierce yesterday charged with assault
ing H. Seaman. He entered a plea OF
guilty, and was fined SIS and costs.
A warrant charging him with profane
language was Quashed.
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GARDNER IN SHAPE

For His Battle Tonight With Me-
Cue-McCue Arrives This Morn
ing.
Eddie Gardner is in the very pink of
condition for his go tonight with
Marty McCue, of New York city. He
will have no trouble making the weight
and will never enter the ring in better
shape. He has been paying very strict
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Musee League.

The Crescents won two out of three
games from the Pirates last night on
the Musee alleys. CASTOR was the
high Crescent, with 49S, and VIM. Will
helm was the high Pirate, with sos.
Following are the totals: Crescents,
7S4, S32: S63, 2,479 Pirates, S75, S13,
1928, 2516. Umpire Brown; scorers.
Snuppe and Dabney. Tonight, games
postponed.
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in the Christian and Baptist churches
this evening at 7 o'clock.
Presiding Elder A. Moore will preach
in the NJ E. church at 10; 80 this morn
ing.
Services will be held in Trinity
P. e. church at 10 a. m, and at the
Catholic church at 8 o'clock.
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Horses shot.

Yesterday the State veterinary sur
geon and Humane officer Echol shot
two horses belonging TO Sheppard
Bros. The horses were afflicted with
CHAMBERS. The stable was ordered fu-
migated ana whitewashed.
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Case Dismissed.

Yesterday Squire NJ. J. Fitzpatrick
dismissed the case of David Heiskell.
charged with insanity, as there was
not sufficient evidence brought forth.
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M0UNDSVILLE.
Events Yesterday in the Marshall
County City.
Thanksgiving at the Prison.

stH'' - = - y ''1N = = f7ONHF
To-day will Be observed as a holiday
at the penitentiary. In the morning a
literary programme will be rendered
in the chapel by the prisoners. Owing
to the prevalence of smallpox, few
people will be admitted At noon a
special dinner Of roast lamb. corn,
wheat and corr bread, coffee and fruit
will be served. The afternoon will be
spent in reading and other diversions
in the cells. Tuesday and yesterday
many of the prisoners received boxes
OF delicacies from friends. 4
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Y. NJ G. A League.
PremosJfOO, 1856, TAG; 21S1.
Gladstone-637, 1872, $50; 2O3S.
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GR|DIRON GIANTS 70 CLASH
PITTsBuRG, THIS AFTERNOON
AT THE BALL PARK.
TEAMS ARE EVENLY MATCHED.

Mcfarland. the Big GreensburG Tack
lie. VIII Play Guard for bethany.
Seneca. the Indian Half Back, May
Also be in the Game-Other
Thanksgiving Contesfs--To-Nfght'
Battle at the MetrOpolitan-Other
Sporting Matters.
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BENWooD.
News Notes of Interest From the City
81 Malls.
Machines Pulled.

Yesterday all the slot machines in
Benwood were raided by the police and
their owners placed under arrest There
were twenty-five of them, and the
Mayor imposed a tax of $40 and costs
on each. This comes kind of hard on
the owners as they viii have less TO
be thankful for tomorrow.
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Subs-Bethany, c. Mathis, Stewart,
Fields, B. Smith, Bowman East End A.
A, Butler. Rothrum, Engel, Blum.
John B. Wilson will referee. The
game will be called promptly at 8 p.
m
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Prize Bowling.

Umpire, Ross; scorers. Whitthuhn and
A. Nolte. Tonight, Terminus VS.. A. A.
ROOters
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At the Churches To-day.
Thanksgiving services viii be held