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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09
ne had SHOT HIMSELF
Lamont Student them Told a Story
of BeinoIheldsUp and Shot bya
Masked niQhwayman.

Considerable excitement prevailed
at Lamont Monday evening when it
was learned that Rab Crabb, one of
the students at Graceland College
lad been held up by highwayman
and shot. the robber making his es-
ceape. Young Crabb, whose homo
is in Harrison county, Missouri,
claimed that as he was on his way
from the College to the town, about
1880 O'Clock, at point near the ce-
ment bridge, a highwayman wearing
a black mask had jumped over the
bank by the side of the road, and
commanded him to throw up his
hands. Instad of obeytng he sterted
to run and the robber shot him, the
bullet, a % calibre. striking him in
the calf Of the leg and inflicting a
slight wound. -Crabb said that after
he fell the robber came up to him
and said that he had made mistake
that he was not the man he was
looking for. In short time the
alarm was given and a number Of
men secured the country for the
robber, but no trace of him could
be found. Finally Tuesday evening
young Crabb admitted that he had
shot himself, and then told the story
of being held up for the purpose of
creating sympathy. It is reported
that on account of a love affair he
had decided to end his earthly career
by the revolver route. but at the
critical stage his nerve failed him
and instead of shooting himself in
the heart he shot himself in the calf
of the leg, which shows what calf
he was. Since the facts in the case
have become known there is little
sympathy expressed for Crabb.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09
More Winners in Dakota Lottery.

The following Decatur county peo-
pie have drawn. claims in the South
Dakota land lottery in addition to
the list published last week:
3S64-E. A. Adams, Grand River.
4366-Sarah D. Peck, Decatur.
4857-T., r. Roberts, Decatur.
r 4S8S-C. Erald Scott, Davis City.
52O6-J. E. Rushing, Van Vert.
: 5247-C. H. Kephart, Decatur.
K 5529-Rebecca j. Simpson, Leon.
e 63O5-W. F. Briner, Van Vert.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09

The coming of John w. Marshall,
of Chicago, to give his famous "Miff
Tree" lecture means that our people
will have the opportunity of hearing
one of the most humorous lectures
now before the public, and at the
same time lecture that pictures adj
mirably the serious side of life. Mr..
Marshall is a splendid impersonator,
and has a wonderfully strong person
ality, all of which combine to make
the lecture rare treat. He will
give his milf Tree" lecture in the
opera house Friday evening, Novem-
ber 10th. The admission prices
will be Is, 25s and, IS cents.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

William Weable, Lamont,
Grace Shippy, Lamont. ....... $
David L. Daley, Weldon,
Gertrude e. Davis, Weldon,
Wilbur D. Gaulter, Lamont. 4
Lula Gammell, Leon, y
Raymond w. Ellis, Decatur s i. s s
Pearle r. Bullard, Decatur
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09
. Change of Publication Hour.

4 For some time The Reposter. has
been mailing papers to subscribers
at various hours .On Wednesday,
which: has proven unsatisfactory, and
Commencing next week no papers
willgbe mailed until Thursday morn
ing. This will give city subscribers
their papers when the postoffice
opens Thursday morning, at y the
same time as delivered to subscribers
in other towns In the county.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09
COURT IS IN SESSION
Trial Of Tom Young Commences To-
day and viii Occupy a Week.
% Masy Cases Disposed Of.

DlSLTlCL. COuIJr COAtSASV MOAudy
! evening upon the arrival of Judge
Maxwell from Creston. and the term
of two weeks promises to be very
busy one. The grand jury were en-
panelled Monday evening, with j. X.
Williamson as foreman, and have al
ready reported an Indictment against
: Wild Jones charging him with assault
with intent to commit murder, the
result of the cutting scrape in which
Ed Campbell was cut up q couple OF
weeks ago. Jones gave bond in the
| sum of $1,000 for his appearance at
the next term of court. as it will be
impossible to reach his case at this
! term.
The trial of Tom Young, one of
} the parties indicted for the murder
of Mrs. Bertha Zornes near DeKalb,
on the 7th of last December, will be
commenced this Wednesday, morn
ing, and it is expected that consider
able difficulty will be encountered in
securing q jury on account of the
trial OF Clarence Teale on the same
charge last March. In addition to
the regular panel of twenty-four
trial jurors a special venire of seven
ty-fve jurors were summoned for this
/ case, but it is doubtful if jury is
secured even from this number,
The following cases have been dis
posed of up to Wednesday morning:
Law and Equity.
Sarah B. Foland ct al. vs.. Harley
Emley ct al. Final report of referee
approved.
w. L. Barry VS.. Creighton Miller.
settled and dismissed.
G. A. Long VS.. Louisa Pullen ct al,
decree of foreclosure
Thomas Teale VS.. Ira johnson ct
al, dismissed.
Reeves & Co. VS.. Orlando Hender-
son ct al. Judgment against de-
fendant on two notes.
Farmers & Traders State Bank VS..
E. j. Sankey, decree of foreclosure.
Josephine Gammill VS.. Jane Hal
stead ct al, decree of partition of
. estate.
Il Penn Oil and Supply Co. vs. w.
J.. Latta, settled. ~
Anna Turner VS.. Lavina Graves ct
al, final report of referees approved.
j.. ~ Probate.
Foreign will of Daniel B. Easley
and Melvina' Easley were admitted
to probate. $780, ..-
u Guardianship of Alice Chandler.
Guardian allowed s11o in full Of
seH Its Of Lewis Fowler; final re-
neX fpproved:
.alDh iardianship Of Thomas Hender-
g M3 ct al, guardians sale and deed
y Harry Landes approved. I
Estate of Jefferson Miller, final re-
port approved.
2 Estate of John VIM. Smith, final
report approved.
1 Estate of c. w. Beck, final report
approved.
Estate of Hilton U. McGrew, re-
port of sale and deed to Albert e.
Easter approved.
Estate of Sarah Underwood, final
r$Dort of special administrator ap-
proved, and administrator allowed
$l12O for his services.
Estate of Nicholas Halstead, Wild
qws allowance fixed at $500.
Estate of Malinda O'Dell, H. V.
Pryor appointed executor, bond of
$1,000.
! Estate of Anna X. Spurrier, will
lprObated. Heman c. Smith appoint
led executor with bond of .$4OO.
Estate of Alice Chandler, admins
traitor authorized to expend $50 for
1moIlument.
Estate of Loren Gaulter, sale of
tpersonal property authorized.
Guardianship of Martha Lorraine
Smith, action of guardian in loaning
funds annrOve6
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09

Liza Jane bread 4 Harry Brad.
flsld's grocery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09

Meritol Hair Tonic will do won
ders for, your hair. Stempel & Cher
rington. h, sl 81 MI
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-09

biddie9AA,sA Cosi and Grain CO. for
] Ikindl f fssd Tor stock Or poultry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
DIAMOND JUBILEE
IS CELEBRATED
HisERNikNS THROUGHOUT TnE
COUNTRY HOLD JUBILEE
Par%e Division Held Services ~ the
MeLa'r ~si-r'~-'ent "A. .
dresses Gwen.

Appropriate SER .css marked the
diamond Jubilee 81 the founding Of the
order o. Ancient order % HubernIanF
in the United States. held Sunda
afternoon hy PArae division Of this
city ln The Mci.ain hall ThrouFr.
out the entire country similar cello
bfations we're held by Tho various
other lodges in honor 81 the birth of
mis- ancient order 10 this country
Eloquent addresses Vere made a.
me services b. Rev Father FIa-
nagan. o. ST. Xavicrs Cathopr
church. M%oundsvllle. who is state se,
rotary % tho order and Rev Fnfbsr
Frown. ~ Inc cathedral Roth
speakers touched 0u the founding of
me order aud of It's romarkabf.
growth Tho f%raternal and charitable
features were pictured and Of tho
good 10 had o. for tho familss o.
ne order After the services ge-s
conducted n class % 70 new member
we're initiated INTO parke di,ieion and
20 into the Mullen division. Tho ne.y
uegrFe feum. composed Of the follow
lhe had charge " the degrce work
John McGannon. John J McNamara
20 kemple. Charles Manion and
Elmer Custer Members of the lodesr
from Brooke Marshall and BeImorf
~colntleH attended the meeting .n 70
bodt - the close Of the initiation
90 Informal banquet vas given
p membershlp % the local order
mas doubled since Tive membeur..
campaign vas in~augurated SOM st
months ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
CASCARETS FOR A
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
csriy 80 ;~'ers-s-y 6 ss-ss 41s -ss-
late ge-r stc~scr. lIse- ara
Bo~es ~1.is ye- ss-p-

I1-t 4u.L sc-r,ess belltins %
kid a-l .c4 gases ls- para 90 zee
Do q re sto--rt Gee h,4rt4rL
cr-vo-fress La-sea t.la.cE aft~-
eatas f=~ 20 ct -rsss d-lEt-rss
END s!ck lcacacts means .c1lr-sloa
a c~.scr1~-sc s.sGEel sb.cL calno.
b. regulated -1-l yo4 remove fle
ragse = - yg4 stomach faL.L.
lo-r tf9uacL 10 a. Fooc - aIr
Try l~Ascares flr. -.-r r8.svs
tcl because ;Ley .mu-llat-.l cleanse
And reE-i4 r. rae stomar. r.uofr rae
sour. seste4 ard '-rru-l-.nE food
and foul gases tak- tLr excess Bile
IRON -four liver a1c carry c fl~ 10
touFDa.l waste mat rr ass poison
from re .rfssrrrs a-1 bowels Tlel
tor- trouble b ~a-el tui-
ever a Dascaret .cu'g4f Nl stras-U
- Nol ulr On morn ~ ie.,rlf box
frur ar5 lr.g store Nil A--p fu.r
'lf'fs family feeling tu-d COR months
Lea forget f1~ ,lNl-.a their .'t-
.ns sides u-ed d so0d genie g. -arsfag.
'sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

If Is minated officially boo order
fn impress fn~ people with -he i'm
pur'HnCr OF their work. THAT ir-p.,
ors 90 workshops and factories e.I
institute proceed uge a.aIusf local
industrial plants fhc nature Of which
NIi caIs" some surprise Trer claim
Iocai industrial plants arc violating
fl" labor laws ~ ohio There seem.
FOB Do 900 specific charge that fle ,lA
is helms violated. bur me Inspector
-i1 nu abs shat the prosecution.
0iu come as o surprise to people of
E-iisire The work done bt Inspect
urs loo certain parts OF the state To-
creating surprise Numerous cases
have been brought in the court.
az1Ins. persons accused OF VIOLATING
s1U" section W fla Ohio .auIr laws
and aII hatr been d -.iasaa The
cases boo This counts taken 20 .as CIR.
ulIf court rn error lr which fta I'M.
portal u'lss cImaaus and He.f.ra
l'tIs company u.-r involved. uera
% sm SEQ Recently thr aftorra
general instructed arrests boz made
Iu t.r event chat frau rders ~ ffa
Deputies OF mo state Workshop .r
-pc. 'nr rr 'fr Green I4a a-e not H
f.'.d prulins fle supreme court DO
r.si0u nn ODD. .nuaf.fIf oua.ff rr frH
law SO arrests have been magr
bore. HrI fh- would Indicate tfa.
f'r labor laws trr NOT u.fnE Violated
.r fiaI'B.ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
BELLAIRE
County Option Campaign -as open
sd-conhdence ReIans Supreme
on Batn sides

Now that u-ccmbcr %. Deg been
fixed o. fhn day Tor fr. ae arI.
dry election boo Belmont counts. t
Is expected Thai fra rnnterlrr
leaders ~ both sides u.I zoo hr.,
This week NHI He- -hr upsr.n4 rf
the greatest option amps lu over
WaEed iu f1ia section OFF OH Tho
leader ol thc fa.irHrt .1lt. Hls.
ness Men a-srocIafur o.T conduct
fhc hghf Tor me Ve.r vh.'. f..
r,-imoui County ttt.. .ar.r erf
direct the campo -r ..- .Hr Hr
Leaders have he"n chosen HHI r0f
one detail will rr overlooked h. add.
leader fo advance Iha.r cause
with realization n. f.r a.ia 10
stake both orEau.laron- arc watch
ina each other ready H Open ...
campaign aIfh orafors galore HIfH
have prepared foe tn.s amerr.r.
and while SOME of Che ..nI.r. uf
both sides favor H quiet raruafrr.
both are prepared fo Invade r pr-
lions OF the DHuufrN aIIn ar irau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

an q ~
asss Mother 8
Friend Is sold at
drug stores
Write Tor free
book Tor expect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

Mics V... uD. ,-.a. l-
'r,-l- a' N,t Athens
I'd. .th s .so. football team
Y-a.' .s.-. s.,u.rl f.- u..t 100
.-- raf ..r -. O.uur" same
D D. l- .1 be- played I|taaasc ~
.sv
1I. aord. -er 90 e Dr., sHoan
fr- evening at te. ~ar rr.afr,
i"r.-e,.I,- am. u.. ,sue
lo~a fr.u So cI,rsyI'e Saturday
ard spent rIat az home
Fed Au.Il who lf- D., sa -sr
..ss 3D.. 'or several months continue s
zoo .Ii. rufr
A dance $50 h, r,,a t.- rs
tt Duke, rr..
s- D.reirIa. FOB spend Than -sl,u ms
vi'h her parents
George Porter of BrC1ss-er IS exc
p.cfsl 90 arrive today fo Spend
r-ackzg.tlug e'lh .os relatives
s- Clara FrdlthCl-e- hos Re-
turned from a sefera' weeks visit
Nth cleveland relatives
The Junior Mechanics vlll Meet This
even NIX and 'uo candidates VlI be
giyea the Grs' degree
Tho revival services A. 'he West
Hr dEeport 81 T. church viii DO con
ti1ued this week
Tho stein pr1perty 10 hstnaviIie.
which yaE sold - roe sheriff sale
SATURDAY.. was purchased b, Lou &
idier. the consideration he'nK Sfs2
James L.rdFat has returned 20
Pi-tstgrg Hfc having s.srt sunday
Vi'n local relatives
Mr. Haddcn. ~ the CgnsrI steam
ship Company. Was o. town Safurla,
visiting OSWALD Sch.ra ON b.s.ue-s
-e.a-'.e 90 fhe COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
DO YOU CATCH
COLD EASILY Il?
- IS one o. T-E SYMPTOMS
o. NERVOUS oEBLlTN
YEA va Torss - tns Sysis-
Esstsf ns % - "a lssa Suerst-
arG NeatN

TIE cc-r'r1 t.si STA .af ac-
rul dcur stsss people az 80 ~ b
-crto-s 1-b-.y
Az s1u cue 90 theut uc g zee.
rrec a. ;l~ uus ~ltk 10 amcr.o- OF
er~rE 10 1ou Sc y Ia the mora
after = poor lEa's se.s Zee ns
80 eu-- c.t as vtru SO. svlt o a~c'
ip tt- catch aait sss .s Ro4r
-r-stcu .l.f' Have Ro4 al .-rrs
--r arFr'f~ , soas stouaea ,..
10 GREER moN ~ ths rm- Az Hu-
rfrtu"s end 81, -~ssel .u o.
,se are -- % nptoms ~ nvr,. 70
All ltla }.s DO worlrr
at~ 'rtc - trugar taok 81 t1
tlut slc- ~lo ate AFFLICTED uitl fls
trouble D. sou are sr.Esl.ns a..ar
l ... ufr-rat'e ru dow rou4-f uu.
-rt-r 90 fo-f cork ass Nol ~-.
s- go ~ fs b--. ,ru can 49, a Sea-
or u'v b, a u.al o. ths Err.
tome f.ul = uaa.uE such a record o..
over fl- Uorl
Ner and vouer n Oh stations u'
'- ate De- as lt up and rell,ea
ted ts r.la N'a Tile tonic aces
81 gI....t that . as ou sh~s those
.rs DIP 'rr .le ars' ru, FHm
tav ere los~ tlr f.-ed. dvspoudrfr
f-~fus teriar '1 flsarqrar suaut
rsp o. good d session reform $50 "a
frr -ats Il-u hra and renew 90
.r'-s bras 5ac- HHpluvs- aul .m.
if.r
.oat ~ aaol. taf dead an,
longer D- t. msd..t. 1r once
No. f'I tr faaua'l ,t- l.nges, las
.l Use. Pee tone. docs nor do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

Nrs Tow ascend and con Arthur 20
Kansas '.tN Irr Nvst~rkS morn
Tor th.caEU uh-rr ftrv vN ti,i' .
a.tes before returning uo - Th..
v'r~ thr guests of Mr. nv,r-.nr
brother ur 4 W uv,u fsr b., ere.
sv,k-
Nr - A ,Isr. ~ ss4,ril, ..-
her bonn, af Elra'o after. o. trr,e
months N.t' uh .ocal r,ran c,
Ire Nomals Missionary Sn-
90 tt~ United Presbyterian .hlsJ
held "a well attended meeting Shf
drF evening 90 flr home uf No for
rurner on south Third street
Miss lttf hIrr lrt Mise Nsrrarf
fou.aiu speut Sults, % u~iftst1r-h
Applications srr being mals aa 4,
FOR ftc usr OF fhe electric day ,I-
r.u-
The all'. of y Nar,s ,i.r.
MI give 81 lance llI rltlrr .n MOO
Ih~ hH.i WtdrrrlfN rNtr.fl
Mt t<'H.-s Saunders has rr-r %
rom "a Nt-It With Cleveland ~rl.lt..
\ number ot lo,al Democrat ,
attend zoe" t'g banquet Co br lt,
AZ So tI|airFtlI. 'o morrow ev.ul
a rreat deal of charity work is 10
.n- don" ia this 'fIs ami hundred
poor people uIl %. gitsu q Thsrt
sIt.u4 dinner
Ntprue' George Cooke .u'r' Su
dt' With friends ar NeW hfa>as
IT'D, Ladies Bible class 0f So Tnbu a
LafA'ran SUNDAY .,hooi vI1 give t
I~hathsrlNiuE market af @ Ties. rr
a 10 n sfor' or South FOURTH
street " edu'r1ae
~ I- expected that quite a .cu ul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
MARTINS FERRY
Former wei Known LocaI Mar Dies
st Ncme cf Sen at Omaha
Gaturday

H A. man. a former I1r4.
Er1rer. died o. rte home 90 b I.
sou a. Omaha Neb. S~at4r4as See
vas a local resident !or several Years.
living az the Corner OF Fourth aug
Eilef streets About two Arars ago
he Vs1 compelled % 20 ses' in hope.
o. ~beuehtiug his heath. Nj. Bow
man was about e5 years OF ase auc
Vas highly respected By all Who
knew him. having been "a member ~
tho First " p church o. This cts
TIE reusius will likely reach tbs
city about "wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
STEUBENYILLB

trs. OIL f..raf.. % tns Intel frsr-~-
sTEIBENNfli.F %. 20 90
-tassi Wismiskl. the Adcra murderer
Vro was convicted o. marsiaugnfer
wa given a Ten year penifentiary
sentence by Judge Richards Do. ffIl
o. sfed he acted ln e~lfcefcnse. rl'
the court aid that rho fact that fne
oca man ass stabbed l3 times did
Indicate cir Cefense. hI' bgtcn.
err
ChHs Roe. f0r trfo1. vas given
three years To- che ~perItenrary He
protested his I~rroCenrr TIE mo
ton f1r % neV fria. was ove-rl.. ID
because tho tao VINO made 30 favlfa
had a. chance 90 relate ihc ~eyideuc,
or tho stand ar The frIa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
NEARLY $4,000
70 the Amount o. the Fund for TIE
Home - ~. Good Shepherd
W 20 Date

WIN recent c0nfraIrOns fr..
cities down .n tho stale fhs fIrf
ne r"tHidlrg OF the Home % .1s
i'oof Shepherd hBs bear .n~rre.a.. I
nearly $4,000 end Poo pro.pcr'r
fDrf Tor occurring ffr "A. amr
Gu.ref in 81 rn0rf time
This morning fVo lady solicitor.
Hi 'ate r no Hork a. grarD
End Dr. ls believed tiaf DO people ..
maj city viii come forward af4 q
Eoo1 amoun
Laaf ~-rk Sew NsrinsvIUe r-r
fro-tsl $50 and Do is trperfed
d number ~ other d0en-~itcr f.r OIL.
VI. be- heard from.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

rr lodge of Elias has made
rs.1rafr7a '1r f-e annual mcmor..
'rf which UfI Do held 10 cij
H"i auditorium sunday december
u Tho memorial adIrr.s
'a Hr trrri Pos Attorney Oh
NrN.r or Wheel rr arI fra eu.osy
DiF solicitor clifford D. 49, a.
ahHrf'e program of sic has been
arranged boz which fre Girls Her
~rH1n. .nt.'I and fHe E'.. band
.DHa'e The memorial com
m'''o Dis scar - rup1sei ~ 8 G
r'. '.op. Klein and Fred VASE
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
persana- Wor.srs go.

The Personal Workers League ~
thia otis. sGtsd airs 90 fhc Belmont
county Civic League. ir charge 81 tho
ae' and dry campaign. held a
~erfirE we 'erday afternoon .n he
High school auditorium ~ Shad,sife
D-'a' interest was manifested 40 the
meeting and he league ~ planning
20 du great things in rho next three
weeks Meetings ain he held boz va
rfnus parts of fhe county and good
speakers NI De- in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
seuars Briefs

Seare sf'7a
F a-- A.s Alfred Re Mods "
'L.a CID all move 'o Nh"-. nA
where they NH reside
Dr. 10 'Al"t ei .ha' url'ar ~ t-"
state D. cub s'ri'. miarfs ~ii.
mske au '.uIt ~ settle f.- rfr-E- .n
Ysogr"s- -- tae r-l,a's mue 'odas
Mrs J 8 OIoo.- AMI M-s D =
hi'-- oi ne cry are WISHING te-
ives ia Chester. Ia
Home 'oW.ts ---Nt.rs acre con
nt''rd 20 f.. CHRISTIAN t-.r.a
tefcs' there nas a large atfru.
at'e OF 't' t.rmbefs art friends The
pastor. Rev d y Soho. IS. prvarira
nu TIE Sol. Nome d. o. even
trE OBJ special uI-- luaIt program N..
rendered
Jacob Nvz-r. former Eh- r..-r
a. i-r '.ut" tIf'I la- .ak.. 4 Sim.
liar position af 3.- Exchange lrt,.
Heilir- lodge of Aa.or- NiI .o.I
.is aan4l elect ON of uf'Drr- honda,
december
William aal.. rter 90 Columbus
DO 'is.tu. relative fiis c.ts
SIZES kvtt M.'. off belmont s-r..f.
Vhu has been DO f' Der BONE. I- .u.
prov Ok
Mrs Clarence t.Ho--. N.I enter.
tain 'he VARIETY club .a.s evening o.
her home on Belmont tree,
IH. regular session OF rla e.''
l4.c. VII De- held TIeaLt. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
Eight Miut

Eight mills ~ the Laurhlin plant
resumed This morn ng on FIRST turn
after a rive Weeks shut down 10th.
Is las been given our concerning
'ho resump''on 81 any more mills. but
several mills Will likely get on before
the fret o. the ear James Nerl.
RuI hav" tho management Of the hot
mile until the resumption % TIE la
Belle and Andrew MonyhAn will ac'
obs niEIf foreman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
BiG BUILDING RECORD
MAoE At sTEU5ENvLLE
iTco Buildings Erected i1 Twelve
Years m the ONO CITY
~ Last Year.

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TEf eFSFILI.t 3D.. sos.
'ai .I.rr II.f rcmp eI .as.
building record fIr rIs s r
Fn fn-r Tore 9frr
erected .r tHaf tome .f b
IIT we're brif g,a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

Fofiov 'Nt t.ntf. oil. f..u
Ready fnr M.uIHf IIr... ...r.
~ Uf. rHaf gaFuef Nf...
waists rrr .lfIHt .Hf ..f.Ir H.fa
90 eli sizes srs b. s apc
uufv nf Ii.ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

<rItro- team scored .n tho game
played on 'he Hoyie field SATURDAY,
afternoon between tho High school
team and fna leavF scrubs The
muddy condition ~ mo field made
fast open work mposrIha buf tofn
team played rood ball Tho High
school boys ait have several prar
ices m" fret NJ go week ir prepsra
ZION '0r 'he BE- ThanksEiv or gam.
rr tho Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
E-c1r- W,aoesaay evening

S. iosefrs romwsr1erN. knights
90 So John Will entertain VI'h a
eg00r. .r Turner nal Wednsrdas
evening" s number Of handsome
rr-o- $3.50 he awarded the sinner
EFe-N0H" extended a coroaI .nyi
-lt-nL ~ atl.nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

TIE f-n~rri services 90 -as A,e
A--Y Gouco,s1 Tlo as rasshf
Ger a 'at 90 s'c-- s1- .rsts-ty
a. aLe a. sC-k E ts- T-oI m.l-
-es- Navarro SATURDAY u. 20 ned
This ur-rlrs TE- r-malls uI -
'sk~n to uliulta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

l.I~"rl' services for the late Mrs.
Nrrgarof Moran. who died SATURDAY.
tf her bone o1 Rose fiiI Will b. he'll
'h.- morning Services WI 10 con
Quoted .n So Johns church ~ 70
o'clock. iu charEe 90 Rev J 81.
Nerre end ir'trwrnf Nl1 be made
.u HcFe HH cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

The american Advance order has
completed arrangement for 70 cYcbr.
f0 he held .u Red Mons h-Ii net.
evening s committee has
''ra' OBJ no affair and other amuso
mont features are DO 1R planned
Pr frs $3.50 De- awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
pIphth.rIa ca.

a case % d|iphtheria developed ir
The city Saturday. Ne young child
'ot SIR End Mrs John Mullen o. Bur
'inEfon road tsInF tho victim Thcre
are but very fcs ossc- in town af
The present time anG tho health Of
GERS WIl take great care POP prevent
the spr1sd Of the disease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

ncuas NoEsn % ritousslie a.
Saflr11f rRrr.nE Erfrr ~rrrraI
-rrEs Wur-s p-onrac-tcn %
1lsraEss cals-1 nv t.aUr
card ana tec $40 On f-rr s.rt.-
re 'lrcrsf sr~.'c - af lt- held .-
ucrrCp ~aftcrrect. ar4 t-ftrue
--I' ~I o. uat. 81 RE- rfccrs. -
McalI crus-a-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

b. AL Ono rehearsal Tor ftr Ets min
a--r uas hold safr-da, evening
and those r charge ere confident
THAI 0iI DO llg ru~~efs THO
ruf r rer.s end f1a eror.s la
.rr r.' forth tf oil fakra r-r, ere
nlr'f m al ~rFerrr1uded house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

Tho Nh 'sk.rGIessler .tea r..
close fosr fte LATTER rsr %
r year Dol order 'o reruIf needed
rope r 81 Thought fraf tta Die
-. Dol tt' l1ar f.r o. month or
more s. fff repairs 'o fa rs.. sfe
trft".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

The ii-.'aIrr public schools vti
clos" "wednesday evening for OBJ. 80
.rau"'r off ffe seek Thauksslyiug
b legal ho. day. 90 ithe board ras
t"l le' DID hold no session Friday
This 1911. r.t" fslclrrs au oDp9r
'suI't fu attend 'h- meeting ~ rho
'1ft Oto Teachers assoc.arion.
F..l AL. b- held triis. aud Sa'
lraar