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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
TEMPERANCE LEAGUE HOLDS
CONVENTION and ELECTION
DELEGATES FROM coPPERpoM
FINNISH SOCIETIES MEET.
Eighteen Societies Represented and
New Officers Are Elected.

The Copper Country Finnish Tenn
perance association held a convention
yesterday at the North Star hall i'm
Hancock, with delegates present from
eighteen societies of the copper coln-
try, from Hancock, Calumet. Hubbell.
south Range, Atlantic. Chassell. Cob
urntown' Paavola, Franklin, Boston.
Mohawk, Kearsarge. Mass city. Dol
lar Bay, Oskars. Trimountain and
Onnela. Two delegates were present
from each subordinate society. besides
the officers and directors of the asso-
citation.
The election of officers took place
last evening and resulted i'm the choice
of the following:
President-John onIa of South
Range.
Vice President John MARTHA of
Calumet.
Secretary-Henry Moianen of Han
cock.
Treasurer-Edward Johnson of Han
cock.
Directors-JOhn Hill, Dollar Bay,
kust Karvonen, Mohawk, and Isaac
Laako, Mass City.
Supper was served at the North
star hall last evening by the ladies of
the temperance societies, and In the
evening addresses were made at the
hail. and also at Paavola. Franklin,
and Coburntown by delegates select
ed by the convention.
This afternoon at the Hancock driv-
ing park big temperance picnic takes
place with music by four bands, sing
ing by several copper country choirs
and choruscs, reading contests, and
athletic contests i'm which four clubs,
three Finnish and one English, will
besides addresses by May
pr Dodge, Rev. w. f.. Marvin, j. II. |
Iasbcrg, ELI Merijarvi and Rev. Kuusi. |
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
TORCHLAKE
MOHAWK CUBS HERE.
Will Meet tho Lake HustIers Tomor-
row-Other Games ARRANGED.


the Mohawk Cubs, fast Junior
team from Keweenaw county, will be
here tomorrow morning 10 meet the
local junior aggregation, the Lake
Hustlers. Arrangements were made
this week for the appearance of the
Mohawk team here and the players
will come down on the $3.50 street car.
Parks wiz probably he on the mound
for the Hustlers while Lamouette will
be behind the bat.
The Hubbcll league team will go to
Hancock tomorrow afternoon. There
will be special railroad accommodate
tons on the Mineral Range after the
game The officials of the road have
decided to run the local train To the
siding near the park. The train will
be neld until O'Clock.
The independents, headed by their
manager. Henry Hodge. will leave to-
morrow morning for Beacon Hill
where they have arranged To- meet the
Lake Shore team. The players will
leave ON the Copper Range at 1857
o'clock,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
OLD BUILDING DEMOLISHED.

Chris Ziegler, the veteran shoemak-
or. moved a few days ago to new quar-
tcrs i'm the Kovila block on Franklin
street. The old building formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. ziegler at the corner OF
Rayine and Franklin streets, and
which was torn down by Mr.. Zieglor
when he decided upon change OF To-
cation. was one of Hancock's land
marks, it having stood for years on
Quincy street adjacent to the old GER
mania hall. When the new Germahla
building was erected 1t was found ne
cessary to remove some old buildings
adjoining. that had stood there Tor
many years. and one of these was the
little shack used by MIR. ziegler for a
sbocshop. which was moved to Frank
lin street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
ATTENDED CELEBRATION.

Headed by the Lake Linden band
a large number of the members of the
local lodge st. Jean de Baptiste So
ciety went to Hougnton today to par
ticipate i'm the doings of the day
Lake Linden lodge has over i0C
members in good standing and of that
number little over 100 attended the
reunion. In addition to the members
large number of their families went
to Houghton to see the procession and
spend the day with friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
Hancock Department.
OBSERVE CHIIDREN'S DAY
AT PtWABlC M. f. CHURCH
PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN ToMoR
ROW BY SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Music and Reoitations To Be PRINCIPAL
Features of Program.

Childrens Day will be observed a,
the Pewabic Methodist Episcopa
church tomorrow evening The Sun.
day school children will have charg,
OF the service and will render the fol.
lowing program:
Song, scatter Sunshine"--Sc School.
observation-disclosures Strike.
Recitation-Helen Marks.
Duet-Oneita Trembath and Lillian
Tippet.
Recitation-Lena Goudge.
Observation-Disclosures Blythe.
Solo. Jesus wants me for a sun
bearer"-Gladys Tibbett.
Duet-Laura Verran and May Ken
dali
Recitation-Evelyn Verran.
Song-Primary class.
Recitation-Albert Giles.
Recitation-Helen Thomas.
Duet-Jessie Wills and Pearl lib
bett
ReCitation-Jennie Bice.
Recitation-Irene Francis
Class song-'Ladies buttercups"
Recitatlon-Viola Milford.
Solo-Louise Kellow.
Recitation--Lucille Hand.
Solo-Althea williams.
Recitation-F'lora BENEFITS.
Duet-Pearl Verran and Ada Pet
ers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
HANCOCK VS.. HUBBELL.
New Battery Will Be Tried in Game
at DRIVING Park.

Hancock and Hubbell will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the Hancock driv-
ing park, i'm what promises to be one
of the most interesting baseball games
of the season. II will be the first
game of the Hancock team in which
any other catcher than Stack has OFF,
ciated, Kraft taking the place of the
latter behind the home plate and Gull
nan, the former Dollar Bay pitcher
who was recently signed by Manager
Condor, will do the slab work The
Iancocks are feeling greatly cncour-
aged as the result of having defeated
Hurontown last Sunday ana there
should be a big crowd of fans to root
for the home team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24

The administration OF anesthetics Is
q harder matter i'm the white race
from the fact that natives take such
large quantities of ether or chloroform
before they are asleep. But more pc
culiar still is the fact that no amount
seems to affect their hearts or circu-
lation. and when they do get To sleep
Il Is like that OF babe. Does the
stolcism of tho native even control
his "anesthetic conters?" can see in
the native makeup peculiar line OF
resistance to the cncroachment of dis
ease seemingly different from that OF
the white race and which must have
preserved the race. despite the raw
ages that attacked it.-From n report
OF Dr. c. II. Slightman OF the Alaska
school, service. saIA,. .l..iS. ..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
HANCOCK BRIEFS


| j. S. Nichols left yesterday after
noon for Grand Rapids for a visit at
the home of his son Roy S Nichols.
Judge NJ. l.. Funkey has leased the
offices of Judge Olivier, who will re-
tire from office July 4, and will move
his offices down town.
Miss IIilja Wargelin has been APP
pointed as instructor at the summer
school to be conducted in the Swedish
Lutheran church on Michigan street
The class of John Marshal of the
Congregational Sunday school Is spen-
ding few days In camp at the canal,
those forming the party being Louis
Barrett. Graydon Finch, Swift Noble
and Garrett Johnston.
The Hancock A. O. II. is preparing
to remodel the Chinese laundry build
ing adjoining the Hibernian hall. and
when the alterations are completed the
building will be occupied by w. J.
CAROLS barber shop.
Orders for the Fourth of July cruise
of the Naval Reserves were issued
yesterday by Commander Goodell. The
Yantic will said on the evening of Ju-
ly T. and will return on the evening of
July 4.
The Superior National Bank has
been named as depositary for the
postal saings bank to be established
here on July IS. A postofiice inspector
is expected here shortly to instruct
Postmaster Rogers relative to the
working of the new department.
The members of stiles Post. G.. A. II.
will gather on Tuesday evening next
at the Scott hotel for their regular
monthly camp fire. orders have been
issued for a full muster and every
old soldier is expected to respond to
the call
McAIlster's new drug store In the
First National bank building opened
this week for business. 1t is furnished
with handsome oak fixtures, and up
to-date soda fountain. Mr.. McAllis
ter also continues his old store i'm the
Mason building, at the former stand of
Dr. Metcalf.
A number of students have returned
to their homes i'm this city from the
various institutions of learning at
which they are students. Among the
University of Michigan students who
have arrived here this week are Miss
Jean Scott. Arnold Ruthstrom and
Mervin X Bacr.
Mrs. James Pascoe on Thursday at
ternoon entertained the district officers
of the Women's Home Missionary So
ciety at her home on Water street.
Those present were Mrs G. L. Adams,
Calumet. Mrs. w. ]. Bloy and Mrs. f..
ID. Sherwood of Iaurium, Mrs. Joseph
Rashleigh and Mrs. A. X. Cox of
Houghton and Mrs. J. Il. Bettens of
Hancock.
Hancock Elks are planning steam
boat trip on Lake Superior for Elks
and their families To take place In the
near future. A committee consisting
of r c. Mayworm. Arthur Finley and
paul Ruppe has charge of the arrange
ments. including the selection OF n
date. and will report at next Thursday
evenings meeting. t't
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
BERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL.

Strawberries are very plentiful here
this season and are being peddled
around town for fifteen cents per box
which Is a drop of three cents with
day some parties bought large luscious
berries for ten cents per quart box.
From present indications Strawberries
will be cheaper this year than they
were a year ago. There also is a big
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
REV. TOMS WILL LEAVE.
Pastor Of Congregational Churches
Goes to Iowa.

Pastor Of Congregational Churches
Goes to Iowa.
Rev. Joseph Toms of Iowa, who took
charge of the Lake Linden and Hub
bell Congregational churches temper
arily three months ago. will preach his
farewell sermons tomorrow. occupying
the pulpit at the Lake Linden church
i'm the morning and preaching on the
theme, The Implanted Word" and
preaching at the Hubbell church in the
evening.
Rev. Toms has decided that he will
not accept permanent appointment
mere and will leave early next week
for Garnet, Iowa, his former home
where he will spend three months
vacation. Mrs. Toms, who has been
i'm Minneapolis, will join him when
he reaches that city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
HANCOCK NJ. E. CHURCH

Al the First methodist Episcopal
church of Hancock. Rev. W. r. Mar
Win. pastor. Sunday services tomor
row will be as follows $3.50 class
meeting; 1880 public worship rope
The Uncompromising Christ. ~
sunday school. followed by snort Ju-
Nor League session. $3.50. dcvotiona'
meeting of Epworth league. Z, Puon'
worship. Topic. "Every Road Leads
Down Hill" Monday evening, DUST
ness meeting OF the Epworth league
Thursday evening, general mid-weeN
prayer meeting. - fa4 .sut
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
*****w~*s*a*~m~*e*
TORCH LAKE BREvITIEs.


Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Frenette of De-
troit are expected mere this afternoon
to visit relatives and friends.
Lovette. the seven-year- daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Divide Toupin Of
Tamarack Mills. s suffering from a
broken arm sustained in falling down
stairs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
PoMPADoUR COSTS MORE.

The BARRIERS of Lake Linden have
agreed to boost their price for cutting
hair and I'm the future those desiring
TO have pompadour cut will be com
PEELED To pay 80 cents during the week
and an additional 10 cents, making
fifty on Saturdays.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
NOTICES ARE SERVED.

Notices were served yesterday by
CIV cIerk Macdonald upon Joseph
McGrath. street Commissioner Hosk-
inc william Gricse and athers VINO
are asked to appcdr at the nearing OF
wednesday evening next for the IN
vostlgation by the council OF inc
chorses made against street comInis-
sionor uosking by MIR. McGrath.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24

From 10000 to $4,000 bales of raw
silk a year are exported from Canton.
China, to Europe and the United
States. The average weight Of bale
of raw silk is LOG pounds. and the av-
erage price in 1910 was s357.S5 gold.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
SOUTH LAKE

Before another month will have passed. Lake win
have broken ground the to be sunk on s
property 1t understood that decided
to borrow funds sufficient to carry operations
rather than call assessment dispose treas
ury The directors does not
any shares but that In the
the few menhs conditions altered
appreciably making possible then the least
portion 10000 treasury at sstsac-
tory price.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24

Mrs. Leonard Peterson ana cn'lo .,
Newberry are visiting at the home o.
Mrs Peterson's parents. MT ana Mrs
n Mitchell Of this city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
TONOPAH-

and announced the quarterly dividend of forty
share The dividend is designated regular 15c
extra payable July 2is to stockholders sOh
This is the that has paid for some time
past Tonopah Is earning better than fifty cents
quarter so that change in the dividend may
reced as long as earnings continue at tho
The only condition which might cut in the div-
dend would be the acquisition property which the
directors considering. might not interiors
with the regular quarterly disbursement Tonopah
In its balance equal more than IS
share.
Selling at Sc share paying the rate of 81 so
Tonopah stock selling price which returns tho
investor better than $50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24

'ha "heh negotiations are resumed that they
the consideration only Miami and In
spiraon' but also Live Oak New Keystone and possly
one or two other properties in the district.
HANCOCK
1t was reported this week that OF rock
from the Hancock had tnan a pounds OF
refined copper exclusive barrel rock If the
mass and barrel copper is included. the this re-
turn would probably be better than pounds THIS is
record most gratifying. but it is hardly likely il can be
maintained long.
stamping at the CentennalAllo mill Hancock rock
Is now being done with of the heads The rock
Is coming entirely from what known as the No lode
Sinking at the No shaft is way again. and It s
thought that the Pewabc lode the objective point OF this
shaft will be reached before present year
No shaft is thoroughly equipped with electrical un
foreground haulage and complete surface equipment All
that remains is to gradually production and events
uaiy o"d stampmiiL sI,l.jf.A.n
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
MINING NOTES

understood that North Lake will select site
Tor a shaft be sunk its property.
Amalgamated low $685. in 1911, during the
last week crossed 81. advance of points
For the month May produced little over
100000 pounds copper. The by the
pany averaged 81 % copper.
The lack of interest present low
quotation Chief 1t will take but little
sock moving upward
Davis DAILY sold down the lowest price
stock for time past. The marked say
paid The Company has very close 100000
its treasury. i,
amount of outstanding Superior Pittsburg grad
uaiy being reduced get share of
Calumet Arizona dividend unless the exchange n
nude
Operations at being pushed energetically.
There will interesting developments this prop
erty within months The stock offers excel
lent speculative possibilities
The Porcupine been quite during the
past and at higher prices. Dome Extension.
Porcupine and to the most atrac-
tive OF the low priced stocks in this district
The Ray Consolidated mill is treating approximately
daily within another month this
brought up of about 1000 tons day.
The Ray smeer will probably not be blown in until late
'' '" a. .1-s ssv .hLsSrs Sl-l xeiRznt sAl 1xA.-s
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
OLD COLONY

active resumption of operations at Old Colony will
follow the visit the mine in the few of Pres
iden II. f. Fay. Old Colony has property which
great possibilities. During the early exploratory
the mine rs veins in diamond drilling Is
we'll crosscutting Some OF these showed fair
copper important disclosures the Louis prop
ery the Calumet Heca influenced the Old Colony d.
operations at the mine and the
therefore called.
Colony stock considerable speculative possible
tiles and should be one low priced Lake SUI
perior copper for some time come.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-24
SUPERIOR & BOSTON,

meeting Of the directors Superior Boston was held
In Chicago this week. but negotiations looking toward the
further financing of the company progressed su
cently 10 make possible public announcement OF tho
plans The bond issue considered as In our
mining letter last week may through an orig
lnaly Intended The plans will likely modified but we
told that shareholders that their
ery will be placed financial basis in the very
future.
Developments at the property he of a very
encouraging Drifting Great Eastern vein on
the 1000 foot level continues an statement has
yet been made concerning the old veln but is
presumed that it has not yet Pending the
of the plans financing Superior Bos-
the stock has dull AS soon as the dl-
ectors publish the plans for the future the company
look for resumption of activity this ISSUE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
About People
Movements of tnolsidJsis 20 s7s
From the Ctu

e.. ri Wiucher Was IN Bov-rstou
o. yesterday
~ n ShiV-l"y az Stcubeuyii'o vas
900 'he city ou business yesterday.
Tommy James of St-ubeuslll. is tho
guest Cd, friends and relative Boo this
cify
Rev. Robinson V3s Wishing friends
az Steubsuyi.le last evening.
Attorney John j Connie aad A.
torney J = D.. O'liueu were al Wells
burg ou LEGAL business Yesterday
Miss Fannie Johnson returned 90
her home a. LeNi-burg. " Va. ye..
terday afternoon. alter spending s,s
cral days Win friends here
Mr. Dr Riggs. Of South Chapiirr
street. was taken violently ul while
visiting az her parents AZ Mouud-y.l s
sunday night Her many friends Will
be pleased 10 learn that she is nos
couyaie-ciUg. and viii soon De- able
20 return home.
Charles T Reed. surveyor 90 Gus
toms. will go 90 ClariAston this after
noon on official business
Attorney j J. Comm has returned
10 the city from ElkIus where Do. was
called 10y the death OF cousin. Mrs
ponshiy.
George Bower Of Steubenyillc. was
a business visitor ln Wheeling yestcr
day
Major T. W. Alstactter has returned
from a trip 20 Washington on Official
business.
George Mcdonald will leave this
morning for his home in Parkersburg
after spending a couple 81 DAYS 81
. Wheeling on business.
Referee in Bankruptcy J. vs. Cum.
Minis returned Yesterday morninr
from New York. where DO spent the
early part OF the week on legal bust
ness.
Attorney J J. OBricn vas a' Wells
burg yesterday. where he i- ASSISTING
the defense in the Gunion murder
trial
John Fredericks. OF Parkersburr. Is
spending the latter part az the week
Boa The City on business
Warren Burns passed through This
city enroufe 90 lI- home az Marietta
after spending some time the gues-
of friends 20 StDubsnvile. o
Field Agent o. &C. Brown. ~ the
state Humane society. was ir the cI'y
Tuesday ou business
p. j Hart. pastor ~ tho Christian
church ~ New Mar'instIle. i- spend
INK Few DAYS Vlth relatives .n thr
city
Mr. Jones ~ Sumrner'on g.. .n -h.
city ON account az the iI.u.sv OF r.
daughter who is in one OF the hos
pitfalls
Mrs VIII % Coi.ir of rho Island
Who h1s been slightly uI Ms r.
covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

s..ai e.... HI.- Alma Ha.I-.tp
H.. . ~ .as Laura % ..-.
I-a.. ..... N.-... Ed.t. anI Mari. -ar.
-'." Mes %sr.} Ef4tss
F.Hu' H.tf
Al---, -a-a. cows au1 E.nA
hir.rr rHrs. '..-.s .r1 f.ala 81 -.rn... ..
The wedding o. Miss NeuIc Viz
gna Fischer and Mr. Harold Adams
Was -.'"ml,x.d 90 tho parsonare o.
th" First English church by the Rev
IS bt-iuE~r at o'clock Wedn-s-
daf afternoon The bride was dressed
loo blu" travelling suit. Wl-h q nat
20 uaf,a. The bridesmaid Miss Eliza
both Fischer. sister 81 ne bride. wore
Cd brown -ulf and hat The bride ls "a
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs ,has.
Fischer OF tl" East End. and the
groom i- thee son Of Mr. aud Mrs
John Adams. OF pl'tsburg Af-.r M.
wedding 20 reception was held 40 TIE
HON" ~ the brides parents Those
present V,r" Miss Anna Auth. Eliza
beth Fischer Emc Campbell clara
auth. J'un., Campbell Della S,huea
h"rt'r. lau Fischer. hHfh Adams. AGr-
itll" Auth. EluDh Fischer. Mr. John
flrhr,. Alb'I auth. charlie Fischer.
Jr. tIaf'nc" Fischer Edward Fischer.
TO-. Mr. and Alr- thl- Fischer SIR
and Mr SclusaherE.r Mr. aud Mr.
o. Npth. SIR and Mrs Edward Fis,h. r.
Mr. rtd Mrs - b Crow. Mr. and Nr.
60 tlmphrs
After th. ceremony Sir aud Mrs
AGatu. ID.f ON the H a. . Tor e. short
trIp. ON their return The, viii max.
fhttr Irr.. ia fs.ff. lur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

expressed 900 the several curtain calls
VITA Wui'u 'h" WORK ~ the star and
hi- associates wer- rewarded
Tonight Mr shea offers The
Bells playing. os course. thr Hurro
master Matthias. fte character role
Mr. shea has made O. stepping stone
20 h's present eminent place among
'h" h"ater- which receive him hand
spm".N and support lis cr-ditablc -
forts
\ Man aui Iii~ NIfr" WILL be- the
SATURDAY, waru"" orrr.ur. and the
"ns1r'W'n' VI1 clos" with 'le "a
NOUS ur I~kyI and Mr HYDE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
asese,Ier e Pa,,er.

The - JONAS Hroth-rhoot % me
North street Methodist Ep.scopai
church rendered a reception 20 fle
ur1I IA Appointed pas'or. Rev John
% hess. aud h.s family on Wedn.s-
caF evening a. tt- church A axe
satlerllg a. the c0ngr. CATION aud
thvir friend. greeted The pastor ald
tl- family. aud the reception pros -L
f1 D. u.osf ~ able a-alr Rev
Hess IL ol- % me most able and high.
IS re- ptrtsl ministers o, hI- demon .r
a'iul Iu this state and fh- flflr. i-
bright Tor "a moss -Lcc---tlI pastor
tf. 80 Norfa Street church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

spirauon. 60 paul kc-tcr for his en-
c"urag"mert vhsn writing. 10 Joseph
VI 6aifcH fHr the cyIuiaIf. product on.
FOO tonrfHr'e collier and Tyrone
Power Tor their tuuorb creations Of
IhaiH aud Daniel fo every one eIss
related fD 'h. production FOR their
enthusiasm and ioyalfy. 90 Mary Car
DEN f0r Dor erfra.rd nary generous ap-
probation. fo Manuel Klein for his
e'it Of fh" entire transcription Of tho
Mats'u"f score. and Why not 90 the
publishers for fhr unusual compliment
~ putting fh" play Iu permanent and
such beautiful form The Hobbs. Mer.
riH company. October 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

-.. t. itrf.t- .. f. '.s Intelligence
fAiitMpNI " Va. oct 20
Thieves entered the o. a . station
af Montana last night and secured
four mii"ag" books and revolver
Enuranc" va- gained through Il win.
du~ ON tl" ground floor Hood
hounds wrr" pat on the trail Two
men seen lettering around the station
are believed to bc the guilty parties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

80 her homo on Fast MccuI'.cb
street.. Miss Cara Auth gave kitchen
shower on Monday evening in honor
"t her cousin. Miss Neihe Fischer. Who
"u "Wednesday WAS married 10 Mr.
Harold Adams. ~ Plttsburc The
nous" was beautifully decorated 20
represent Halloween The ho.t.-.
presented each lady with q souvenir
Music and games were IN" diversion
OF CD" evening. Al "a late hour a
'iihiN luhch was served Those.
present we're Misses Jennie Camp
bell. Elizabeth Fischer. Anna Auth
Ida Fischer. Neilie Fischer. MARY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
TRACTION LINE WILL
CONNECT MANY CITIES

-t. '-Tuf-" FOB mo intelligence
hEfSER. ". Va. oct 20 The
Miller kidseley Traction Company
has just been granted franchise. for
the construction 81 line from Cum
hrr.and. Aid across the Potomac 20
kn"bmouf " Na If WIu connect
several eastern West virginia towns