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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
COLUMBUS DAY

Owing 20 the nearness OF Thanks
giving Day. when the local order OF
Knights OF Columbus will initiate a
large number OF candidates. the
Wheeling lodge will not observe the
day with any celebration OF a special
nature.
The observance OF the day. which
is In honor OF the discoverer OF tho
American continent. was originated
by the Knigts OF Columbus. and a
the present time n celebrate1
throughout the country. Many Of TIE
members will go to Columbus and
Pittsburg. where the exercises vfi
be OF an elaborate nature. -
~ a meeting held last night AZ the
Cathedral hall, fifteen candidates
were initiated into the fret degree BY
the Martins Ferry team The initia-
ton into the major degree will be
held on Thanksgiving Day.
The matter OF giving aid IN the
movement 90 rebuild the Home Of the
Good Shepherd. At Edgwood. viii be
taken up a. a mass meeting az the
Carroll Club tomorrow evening.
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REVERSED
Are Two West Virgins Cases d
Court Of Appeals and -
Remanded.

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. io.-The
United States circuit court Of appeals
convened here to-day. with the fol
lowing judges in attedance: Circuit
Judge Nathan Cor. OF Clarksburg. w
Va; Circuit Judge J. C. Pritcard. OF
Ashville, y. c.: District Judge Ed.
mund Waddill. Jr. OF Richmond: and
District Judge Z. Bird. of Greensboro
y. c. The court announced and
handed down its opinion in the fol.
lowing cases:
Thomas W. Fleming and Allison s
t1emming, appellants. VS.. William NJ
Laws. appellee. appeal from the cir.
cult court at Philippi. w. Va Opinion
by Judge Conner reversed with costs
and remanded.
George c. Sturgiss. Morgantown &
kingwood Railroad company ct al
appellants and appellees. VS.. Jacob
Meuer, appellant and appellee. and W
j. Logan ct al. appellees. Cross ap
peals from the district court at Clarks
burg. w. Va. Opinion by Judge Boyd
reversed with costs and remanded.
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TO GRAND JURY

After a short preliminary hearing
A. 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. before
Justice Dobbs. Charles l.. Davis and
a. y. Landry. charged by James Ma
loney with the theft OF ladders. paints
ropes. scanold and other painters
supplies from the North wheeling
pottery. were held 10 the Grand lury
under a bond 81 $500. Neither 80
able 20 post the necessary forfeit anf
both were sent TO the county jail. IN
addition 10 this Davis was hned ona
dollar and costs for the use of pro.
family and placed under a bond 81
500 for one year 10 keep tho peace
A second warrant has been issued
AGAINST Landry for theft In counec.
ton With the same ofense. Charles
Allen. a brick contractor. charging
that along with the properJ OF Ala.
loney. Landry also appropriated
number ~ LADDER which belonged 70
him tandry's hearing on this charge
viii Be al o'clock this afternooa.
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Local football teams will all be
seen in action this week. and the fol-
lowers q the pigskin will have the
opportunity OF Witnessing some fast
games. With nearly dozen fast
teams In the Wheeling district the
lovers OF the game will not want for
excitement, and the real strength Of
the teams will be tested this week
Wheeling High school has one OF the
best teams this year that ever repre-
sented the old gold and blue on the
gridiron. Last week. when they ran
up a total OF over 100 points with
ease against Martins Ferry High. the
followers OF the game discovered that
High school this year will prove a
prominent factor IN scholastic games
The team have a hard schedule
this week. playing two teams. on
Thursday afternoon they will play
Cathedral High on the Island and will
no doubt win the game with ease.
although Cathedral has a fast team.
High school 10 n faster team and has
more team work than the brown and
white team has. on Saturday after.
noon the team will play steubenville
High NJ Steubenville. The Ohio team
10 much heavier than Wheeling. and
IL said 10 be nearly a. fast This
will be one OF their hardest games
Of the season.
Linsiy has no team this year. and
the annual Thanksgiving game be
tween Wheeling HiEh and the orange
and black WI not be played. How
ever. Coach Johns states that the
local team will meet n fast team on
this holiday
Martins Ferry High will play Canal
Dover High a. the latter's grounds
on Saturday afternoon. The Belmont
county boys. while much lighter than
their opponents. have improved
greatly during the past week through
practice
on Friday afternoon Cathedral
High will play MOandsville High AZ
Moundsville Both teams are about
evenly matched. and the game should
prove one o. the hardest struggles on
the gridiron this season
Elliott Commercial school viii Jour
ney IN Fairmont Saturday. where
they will meet the Fairmout Normal
school The blue and white team
this season is very strong and will
no doubt have good record when
the season closes
Tho nenvood Tigers win PLAY the
W. A. G. NJ Oilchrist parry sunday
This will prove n great game.
40 game has yet been arranged
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M GRAWS MEN
IN CONDITION
GIANTS ARR TAXING A REST NE
FoRE rHE BERns.

INV YORK. oct Evidently Man
ager AcGraw % tho Giants. pennant
winners ~ the National league. thfnLs
that most - hts stars need resf rnore
than Eruelilng practice for the worlds
series 90 open here Saturday with the
philadelphia Athletics. The Giants
manaEer to-day put only four OF his
REGULARS IN the lineup. Larry Doyle
We NOT ~ action, his lay-on being due
q the accident which hefell him 'veatsr-
day Merkls. another Giant. whose con-
dillon has been giving hts manager sorns
conc ern. rot into the game again.
10 general, McGraw d. believed ~ q.
ratisned With the condition % his mon
nnd confident that. barring accident ho
VII have them al in nns fottle for n :
approaching fray
cher Meyers. the hard WORKING
'stclef. on whose ability % much con-
cs1odly depends. b. reported % BE- bsre-
hiinE greatly ~ ne rest given him this
week
nettinE on the series vas fairly active
to-day On the hotel district Win the
odds about even on the outcome
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ATTENDANCE

When IL comes TO holding no, only
one OF the best winning records. but
that OF attendance. the BeIlaire semi.
professional base ball team probably
has the record in this section OF the
woods. During the past season this
strong team has played % games
and won IL and lost but 6 Where
"a there a semi-pro. team with such
a record7
The average attendance AZ these
games was larger than any other base
ball team outside OF the major
leagues around here. The total AZ.
tendance for the q games was 80 900.
which IL far greater than the Wheel.
Ing Central League team played 10
here. The team is now closing a
great season. and the manager is
already arranging for the coming sea.
son, and Beilaire will be represented
with Just as strong a team. n not
stronger
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Ths esck-stopplnE for PhiisasieSis
who sook the measure OF the famous
sonn king. OF Chicago. inlast years.
serses VIII be first cnoice behind the
Pat and Lapp. who caught one game
eAt year. Will be close second LApp
proved him.
S5 Chief" Meyers. Wilson and Hart
T'eI viii catch for the Giants.
Icsm Tor team the opponents are AZ
sesaS ms.ehed AZ any two that ever
tonkht Tor the worlds title.
IN batting the Giants lead the Nat
lonel LeaEue at All. conceeding n
points to the Athletics, Who lead the
Ameriean League with .2sA. In extra
oese hitting the margin OF difference I.
mailer. but stiii slightly in favor OF
We Athistics. In the base running de-
keItnent the experts give advantage 60
actfews men. SIX OF whom are leaders
IN ueef-footedness among the National
League runnerr Altoeether the man
have stolen 3ts bases this season as
compared with 2,s TO the credit ef the
Attendance records at the world serie.
pare as follows:
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REDS TRIM MAPS

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. io.-Cfncinnafi
defeated Cleveland In the first game OF
the inter-league series for the cham.
pionship OF Ohio to-day. by a ecore OF 4
TO O. Suggs out-pitched Handing hold
ms the American Leaguers safe all the
way. Jackson and Latoie. Cieveland's
most powerful batters. particularly were
Outside OF SugEs' pitching. the throw
ing 20 bases OF Catcher OfN-fi ~ Cieve.
land. was a feature Of the game Besche or
oatted hard. getting two doubles
it was announced that owing to the
desire OF the Cincinnati club 20 rush
work on It's new Erandstsnd. the remain
der or the series will be played in Cieve-
land. Score: n Va =
Cleveland ....OOoOOoOOO-
Cincinnati ...20OOiI 0
Batteries-Blanding. FaIkenberx and
O,Neil. SugEs and Clarke Unpire..
ktEler tNationaD and Evans (Ameri-
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Bowling
ooop scoRGo MADE on MANY
MlEvs Last EvGNINo.
seiisy Rolls rhrss Psss osmss n the
r. Club AiIsys-ons oasns
Being 10.

interest In the winter bowling
leagues throughout the city 10 inersas-
Ing rsatiy. and to-day bowling 10 more
popular than ever before. Coed scores
on the duck and big pin contests last
evening were made. Bailey rolled one
game OF iss In ducks At the Club al
10y league. Results Of the various
games:
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bhOOkLlN.Oct Io-Hrooklyn closed
Us 1911 season At home to-dav y,f,E =
teh lnnins victory. over New York. bv a
Lore or % /. The visitors scored
choice. a batter bit and Murray si,..i.
out we're bfnnkea by HarRer, during tie
remaining Innings. Maxwell Rad a sbtit
- -, ~ 20 the ninth. when Hummel fri-
pted anl tied the score. on Rarber's sin
&c. IN the tenth. Wheat singled aud
anne home. with the winning run oo
oniu long double. Captain DovIe
ietttd 'o-day. as result OF his ae-t-
dent yesterday score. u n 4
New York. 7 10000 600 :
brooklyn 30 e0o0OOii- 10 o
81, tteries-AaxNe1 and Wilson and
hartley Earger and Erwin
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MALTA. Oct f0-The italian dc
stroyer Korea. which arrived hers
yesterday. escorting the steamer A.
syria. carrying many Turkish refugees
from Tripoli left port this morning
She was permitted 20 take on only SUI
hcient water 20 carry her 20 Syracuse
A second italian steamer with 1sC
Turks. their wives and families. Dc
ported from Tripon. arrived here this
afternoon Many % the refugees vii
return 20 Tripon on steamers which
are now leaving daily.
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five WE'RE ARRESTED
IN a NORTH END ROW

a row ~ considerable proportion,
among n number Of foreigners In the
North End last evening resulted In
i've ~ them being landed in the lock
up BY Onlcor Thomas Leyiand They
gave their names ss Frank Broski
Andy Rock. John Coslosky. Toe Uno
skie and Tom Coho. Charges 81 dia
orderly conduct we're placed against
them. and ne blackjack was found
on Broeki he Wiii b. held TO the
Grand bury under The Johnson pistol
toung Law,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Mrs. " W Wells. % WarwOod ave
nue. entertained number OF her
friends on Tuesday 81. ening. compli
mentary 90 her sister. Mlss Minnie
Springer. who will be united In mar
riage 10 y e Bisoler. on October Is
Mayor J. W Abercromhie had az
his guest on Monday. Rev = ". Ma
cohn. a distinguished Presbyterian al
vine % FRANKLIN. Ind
Elmer LONG. who had hts body
crushed In an accident a. tho TOP
mill several weeks ago. IL on the road
10 recovery.
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OIL OCTOPUS ON TaiAL.

DOCKPORT. n. Y. Oct 1O-In the
United states circuit court here to-
day the Standard OF company plead
ed not guilty 20 an indictment con
tanning l43 counts. charging II with
accepting rebates on shipments Of
oil from Olean. n. Y. % Burlington
and Rutland. VI The case probably
will be tried a. the November term
Of court IN Buffalo
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct f0-Wortr1e,
Here busily eneaFed to-day IN putting
worlds series championship baseball
gauea % f1e played here next Monday
Tie supply ~ aVaiiahio fictets oes
quicFiv exhausted and ~ BE- estimated
nat more nan 800. 900 viii have h. h.
returned ~ sendera with notfro mat
their requssts cannot BE- complied with.
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Rolling 1874. IIummel and Raw hav.
assumed the lead IN the Musee two-u1en
tournament. Dada Hummei was surely
getting the wood and was working me
Brooklyn side overtime sss being some
nitty total 70 get In three games. while
Farmer Ray was working me New YorL
pocket and bad a nice total In the end
Scores.
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by the Stats A. G. for this week, but
they will probably play one OF the
local teams. The Stats team is the
best in this vicinity. and were only
defeated by one touchdown by Mari
eta last week.
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FOOTBALL TEAM
PLAYS THURSDAY
WHEELING HIGH STRONGEST
FOR MANY YEARS.
Has Hard Schedule for This Week
When They Meet Two Very
Fast Teams.
THIS WEEKS GAMES.

Wheeling High vs.. Cattle
dral. Thursday.
Cathedral VS.. Moundsville,
Friday
Wheeling High vs.. Steuben-
Vile. Saturday.
Martins Ferry VS.. Canal
Dover. Saturday.
Elliott We. Fairmont. Satur-
day.
Benwood Tigers vs.. W. A.
c. Sunday.
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S;'iE;, -. saGs s.. :; /. .. = .s X: 4.
8 E: =; s. r; ss:..s. :. :.. Z:
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This tournament vii close Saturday
coming. AMI 70 u safe guess that sew
eIai t"tela better than 1900 viii b. rolled
While 10 A. doubtful n any team can
beat as. which o. high for single team
score wsich was hung ~ the frst nfFht
~ Mccofioch and Emblem. Fifty nave
rolled 30 far. and there viii be- some
nice prize money % divide Saturday
evening
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STEEL INQUIRY POSTPONED.
Because o. Activity Of Members q
Politics. Trust Case Goes Over.

WASHINGTON. oct 1O.-Because
Chairman Stanley and other members
OF the house steel trust investigat-
ing committee viii be engaged In
politics a. their homes until after the
November election. the hearings be-
fore nat committee we're today post
poned from October rs until the mid.
die OF November.
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Ihere are SIX OF Connie Ma<t.s men
vain for the 1905 flag. They are ben
der. Plank, Lord. Hsrtsei. Murphy and
Harry Davis Head and shoulders above
skin OF the Chippewa tribe. who was
sent to Carlisle school for his efnsation
and promptly evinoed his fondness FOR
i ins Sser .c,,s white to mans sane After
Pa. team. and In fso3 was brought into
the big league by Connie Mack lie be-
came one OF a famous quintette % twiri-
ers which brought Philadelphi into its
second league championship IN 1905 In
tne world series he was the pitching
hero OF the only game which the Ath-
ON the other hand. TO him Is charged the
only defeat suffered by the Athletes in
ne series with Chicago last year. though
hit foy eight innings.
with the Indian Ia the box IT, as was
the case last year. JackCocmhs. the real
as Asck's 'man OF IRON won three
straight games In the 1910 series a feat
which the Giant Mathewson equaied in
Coombs "a - years old He played a,
Colby college. In Maine. and Graduated
az opee into big league company with the
A,nleues IN 1905. lie Is exactly the
!schisr Bender. 8 feey i neh' Il. n is q
holder OF records one Of them being the
famous st-inning victory over Boston In
1901 During the 1919 season he went
% innings at one stretch without letting
an opposing club score on him.
Bender and Coombs will be called upon
II - believed. 20 do most OF the pitching
IN the series at hand but a. the Giants
are said 10 be weakes. oerore Ieft-han
ers ~ - possible that the two south
paws Plank ana kra1se. will be given
chance 10 distinguish themselves
Plank IL one OF trio OF twirlers who
won for Philadelphia its first TASTE OF
league Championship In Mack.s second
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NATIONAL
. standing Of Cluhs.
To-dsy's Games.
Boston AZ PhiIadeIphI
EXHIBITION oAMrs-
Brooklyn p.feat. Giant.

All Stars az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Cincinnati
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ntere>t Intense
III Worlds Series


neAswbsa = 49,
Msshswson IL nstiks Of psnnsyiva-
Sle asd for one brief period vas msm-
-, ess % the team he nov oppcses, eu. for
a: dsass Of & sss' . e ss: s: e.
firss prcfsssionsi berth vas On the
f- rs' the e s the sss r e. s.
With 81 Of the oisnss vieiori.s lie Won
p %ers nan an. sws.shi5s: % shs ssmss be
NotwithstandinE the eonfidencs stiil
placed IN him q - likely that b viii
have lsss Of a chance 70 fiEurs a.
nsro n the prssent ssriss esrNis sir left
and Sstsss saaios ; s. years. h sss .cs
cnsmpionship distinction The young
scuthpaw. whose services cost Nc
S sn ,ii:oec: proved = rood Investment
pitching that the GIANTS are in a posi-
tion 60 face the Afhlstics for the title.
hs has Won "a and lost only : games
M.rsssrd,s flr:s professional play was
Win the Waterloo team of the Iowa
state Lesxue- Later he was with the
Santcn club OF the Central League and
was drafted by the Detroits. Who turned
s exsr 70 Of 'n ~: lie provss the
him to New York In 1908. While he
pos sessed all kinds OF speed and a varied
complete failure In hts first seasons, but
asursw stuck to him and has beea well
Leon Ames VINO has been on tn,
S Giants. niteeinx starr ever since he
isot and George r. wiitse. another for
mer state Lacquer. arc the most likely
CANDIDATES for relief work In the box.
osis crsndali 10 the fifth member OF the
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Ihese q. men and none other are
eu1ible 20 play In the present serie~ II
- PROBABLE that not more than a dox~n
rrc1n each list viii be picked TO figure
- tne crucial games. OF the Giant.
Her> are three who fought and won in
we fe5 series with Philadelphia-
49, Dcviin and Christy Mathewson
~ this veteran trio the last named has
oeen the Giants pitching rnainstay for
many years In three Of the four games
80 from Philadelphia IN ! eos ,. Pitch
- shutcut and was acclaimed the hero
p We series In the past six year. he
Ees Grown IN the confidence OF the New
tGk FANS. and while his most ardent
- mirers can hardly expect him 20 re-
>sst so remarkable an achievement. he
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.: ~ !I'. :; ;;;!:: :: :::' !; !:
-, - =: q ssss ssll me
- = q !. the intsnss eseiss.
&h1lsaell fhiesre wsrs the CEN
81 rp1cnship storm. the
W. y psnnant eth flyfns
" sat oens ball homo At
S-s<S - n7piscslpnis snd With
-. @ esd BE PhiIsdsipkisns
&as.t. atisesi Lsasue Il is
- 80 - that thess two eener.is
~ o191 Qvlr the same Rrsat issus
TIE * leos Ms0rsw Won four
- @s - and thereby brought
yorid's psnnAnt
Dix years more exp>rf-
cce IN Faishtp OF their formida-
2ls oeeo - zscss. these two base ssii
19derx - st agatn for the cham-
enshR u Two more diverEent
plcked Mn n - bAss bah world. The
eontest - the two chiefs may be
eamuo9 - r1ssfiy ~ foliows:
II ~ HS0rn~
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-10-27
Obituary.

Many friends will be grieved to learn
of the death of Mrs. Fl. G. Wickham
who died Thursday morning, Oct. 10.
The deceased was stricken with paraly-
sis Tuesday, Sept. &c. from which she
never rallied. Mary l.. Parish was born
in Aurelius, Ingham county, Michigan,
June 20, 1857. About 10 years ago she
came with her family to Oakley, where
she resided until her death. She was
loving wife and mother and always de.
voted to her home and family, always
sacrificing little comforts for those who
were dear to her. Besides the husband
and daughter, sister and three broth
ers are left to mourn. She was mem
Der of Oakley Hive, L o. L. NJ M. No.
500 and of the Ladies National League
of Chesaning. Many beautiful floral
offerings covered the casket, which
showed the high esteem in which she
was held. The funeral was held from
the M. E. church, Saturday, Oct. ID, at
2 o'clock, Rev. J. d. Young, assisted by
Revs. Lohnes and Peters, officiating.
Interment was made in Oak GROVE
cemetery.
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oIney.

Noah Sullivan and wife of Mexico.
Ind, have been guests of J E Albaugh
and other relatives here-The Church
of the Brethren here expects to COM
mence meetings here Friday evening to
be conducted by Rev. Killian of Beaver
ton. All are invited to attehd-Chas
Randall, Jr., of Battle Creek has been
at home few days this week-The
Church of the Brethren here will have
meeting all day Saturday, also Sunday
A All come as Rev. Killiap is
expectedsto be here to hold revival
meetings to commence Friday evening
Stephen Olney has been in Saginaw
few days on business-A number
from here attended meetings at New
Haven Saturday and Sunday returning
home Monday.
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Southwest Bennington.

Mr. and Mrs G o Robinson and daugh-
ter Mabel, of Morrice, were guests over
Sunday of Mrs Robinson's mother, Mrs
r Vosburg-Charles Lewis and Misses
Hazel and Mabel Robinson attended
the play given at the new opera house
in Laingsburg, Friday evening An
drew Hutchings of Howell, spent few
DAYS last week with his mother, Mrs
Mary Hutchings-Mr and Mrs Delos
Morton and daughter Marion, of Bay
City, were guests of their cousin, Mrs
Helen Jobes, and other relatives in this
vicinity last week-Cyrus Ables has
sold his 20 acre farm to Frank Bush of
Middlebury, for the sum of $4,000. On
account of Mr. Ables poor health Mr.
Ables and family will make their fu-
ture home in Laingsburg-In last
weeks report was left out the primary
classes of Corunna high school giving
flag drill. and sang beautifully at the
Shiawassee Battalion nesting. They
were heartily applauded; they did line
ly-- Farmers are very busy this catchy
weather digging potatoes and still draw
ing beans; some are hardly worth
stacking-B c Williams is having his
porches reshingled and other repairing
done on his house, Adelbert Hyman
doing the work.
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Lennon

Mrs Emerson Cozadd and lite son
Donald, and Miss Reubena Cozadd have
returned home after visit with rela-
tives in Ontario-The senior class of
Lennon high school will hold Hal
lowe'en social Friday evening, Oct. 27,
at Phillips hall; everybody invited
Mr. and Mrs F S Chaplin, Miss Ethel
Lyle and Joe Conley have returned
from visit with friends and relatives
in VAUDEVILLE, Ont, Mr. Conley spent
Monday in Detroit buying for N e. X
Desmond-The farmers of this vicin-
ity are busy harvesting their beet crop
D M Walsh of Linden, was in Len
non Wednesday, on business for Fair
banks, Morse & Co-Mrs A l. Lennon
has returned home after visit with
relatives in Detroit-Frank Smith,
Juddie Bernear and Elmer Luchenbill
are preparing for hunting trip to the
north-D M Rearden loaded stock
here Friday-The new school house
is nearly completed-Mr and Mrs
Burt Lewis are the happy parents of a
little daughter-Mrs Metcalf residing
with Ancil st John passed away Friday
morning at five o'clock. she has been
resident of Venice all her life having
made great many friends; she will be
greatly missed-Newton Flowers has
employed a man to run his barber shop;
his health failing him, he will work in
the open for a time-Mr and Mrs
George Perkins have moved to Bay
City where Mrs Perkins folks live
MIR and Mrs Del. Perkins have moved
to this place-Mrs DR. VanLiew has
returned home after visit with rela-
tives in Grand Rapids.