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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-01

that vicinity to be absent a 1nontn, | Mrs. A. H. Ford and Miss Virginia Ford will leave today for Flat ck, N. C., to | Be absent during the month of August.
 
 | MT. A. 1T. Ford and two sons, MT, Han- | son Ford and MT. Halsey Ford, will go | to Georgian Bay, where they will cruise | for month in their motor boat | MrsF, G. Kinney and MT. Hubert Kin ney are touring in their automobile in the west. They are now going from Kansas City to St. Louis on their return trip and expect to be in Birmingham Friday or Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William R. Mabry have ramed their little daughter Mary Ransom in compliment to his mother and his brother, MT Ransom Mabry.
 Miss Emily McEvoy has returned from St. Clair Springs, where she spent the week end with party of friends MT. and Mrs. J. H. Minge and chil- dren will leave tomorrow for their plan tation in south Alabama to spend several weeks. They will make the trip in an automobile.
 
 Mrs. w. H. Jones of Columbia, Tenn, formerly of Birmingham, is at St. Vim cents hospital, where she undeavent an operation for appendicitis last week. Her friends will be glad to know she is rest ing very well, and it is thought will soon recover.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander R. Dearborn went to Blount Springs Saturday to re- T home today or tomorrow.
 Miss Avis Ehrmann, accompanied by Master Barnes Morganss Jr left Sunday for Quincy, Fla, where they will be guests of Mrs. Morgan's sister for sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. Julia Mcclure, who has been vis- ting her sister, Mrs. Barnes Morgan, left for her home in Montgomery Sunday. Miss Leila Wall of Troy is the guest of Miss Gussie Nall.
 MT. Richard Randolph and Miss Helen Rosa Randolph are expected home this week from Wrightsville Beach.
 Mrs. James Martin is the guest of a former schoolmate in Aberdeen, Md. Miss Sue Lee Weir is visiting in Colum- bus, Miss
 Miss Elizabeth Richardson of Athens is expected today to be the guest of Miss Emma Donelson. She will be one of the out-of-town guests at the Under wood-ponelson wedding.
 
 Mrs. Joseph Chew will also be here for the Underwood -Donelson wedding.
 
 Mrs. Daniel W. Troy of Montgomery, the sister of Dr. John Wade Watts isA i'll at St. Vincents hospital following an operation for appendicitis. She is reported resting very well and expects to be out in few days.
 Miss Mary McRae is in Lincoln, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Colvin.
 ~ Miss Rose Owen McDavid and Miss Katherine Walters are spending the week with MT. and Mrs. Robert McDavid
 
 Among the weekend visitors at Blount were Mir H. c. Green, MT R. A. Heath, MT. J. C. Pratt, Mrs. J. M. Balinger,. MT. Eric Cheape, MT. M. T. Richards and Miss Mary Douglass, all of Birmingham. Mrs. John H. Peebles, who has been visiting her daughters, Mrs. Frank Richardson and Mrs. Leftwich on Eula street. returned yesterday to Moores- vile.
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Dolly DescdntS on the
 Dangerous Age of Woman

What Balzac the Rest Have SadTwenty Five Perhaps Thirty? Maybe Dolly Has Theory of Her own How ever-Come With Me and Meet Princess Lily Fingers and The White Queen and Hop O. My Thumb, and the Sleeping Beauties-Little Miss
 O. How Sweet.
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Boy Shoots Baby Girl
 Fort Gaines. Ga. July 31.-Marlin Banks, nine years old, shot and killed two-year- old Flossie Foley here this morning while playing with gun he had found in the house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-01
BY DOLLY DALRYMPLE

friendship is a thing apart from pleasing or being pleased.
 There is such thing even as popular vaudevilian in light conversation grow ing weary of applause and longing for the little after-hour with people whose I affections are located and whose loyalty is not measured by ones ability to keep them amused
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Mrs. A. H. Ford and Miss Virginia Ford will leave today for Flat Rck, N. C., to Be absent during the month of August.
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MT A. 1T. Ford and two sons, MT. Han- son Ford and MT Halsey Ford, will go to Georgian Bay, where they will cruise for a month in their motor boat.
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PERSONAL MENTION OF
 WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Miss Mary Kirkpatrick who is tour ing Europe, is at present traveng in
 Germany. Her last letters were sent from Nuremberg. She is expected home the first of October.
 Mrs. M. Lenk and Miss Lucille Lenk left Sunday for Detroit and other points in that vicinity to be absent a month.
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MrsF. G. Kinney and MT. Hubert Kin ney are touring in their automobile in the
 west. They are now going from Kansas City to St. Louis on their return trip and expect to be in Birmingham Friday or Saturday.
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Miss Mary McRae is in Lincoln, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Colvin.
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Mrs. Daniel w. Troy of Montgomery, the sister of Dr. John Wade Watts, iss i'll at St. Vincents hospital following an operation for appendicitis. She is reported resting very well and expects to be out in a few days
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short breathing spell before the regular session opens in December. The Alabama boys who are serving here as clerks and secretaries are holding out very well, but they are getting mighty homesick for a mess of good old home cornbread and buttermilk.
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Mrs. Julia Mcclure, who has been vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Barnes Morgan, left for her home in Montgomery Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-01

Miss Rose Owen McDavid and Miss Katherine Walters are spending the week with NIr. and Mrs. Robert McDavid.
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Miss Avis Ehrmann, accompanied by Master Barnes Morgans@ Jr.. left Sunday for Quincy, Fla, where they will be guests of Mrs. Morgans sister for sev- ernI ueeIxS
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Mrs. W. H. Jones of Columbia, Tenn, formerly of Birmingham, is at St. Vim cents hospital, where she undefavent an operation for appendicitis last week. Her friends will be glad to know she is rest ing very well. and it is thought will soon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-01

MT. and Mrs. Alexander R. Dearborn went to Blount Springs Saturday to re- main several days. They are expected home today or tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-01

MT. and Mrs. William R. Mabry have named their little daughter Mary Ransom in compliment to his mother and his brother, MT. Ransom Mabry.
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Mrs. Joseph Chew will also be here for the nderwood-Donelson wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Obituary
zane FUNERAL
Remains Of Prominent Woman Laid
to Rest, Following impress
siVe Services.

Deeply impressive and largely at.
tended were the funeral services over
the mortal remains Of the late Mrs
Plato1 Zane. which were held ves-e-.
day afternoon AZ O'Clock az 81 Eliz.
aheih Chapel. near the home of tho
deceased n Steonrod Place In the
large assemblage present we're per.
sons from every walk of life. and the
tributes Of sorrow and esteem were
many and touching
The services were I'm charge Of the
Rev J.. ". 5. Stryker. ~ - MAJ.
thew.s Protestant Episcopal church
oi which Tho deceased was a lifelong
member Rev Mr. STRIKER was as.
sisted 10y the Rev. Jacob Birmingham
~ 81 Luke's. and rho services were
The simple. bot impressive. rites %
The Episcopal church. Services In the
deaf mut" language wcrc CONDUCTED
hy Lay Reader John Bremer. Of 81
Elizabeth chapel which The deceased
did so much 20 establish.
Tn" floral tributes sgoro Of urusual
profusion and beauty. and uor. taste.
fully banked in the c,urch FOLLOW.
iuE The services Tho body WAS borro
20 ifs ia7t resting place 90 Greenwood
where The intermeut followed brio,
commitment rites The rlIfboara-s
were as follows. LOWS etconr,f.
Ir. Alex Stcenrod. GEORGE vs. Stoon.
rod. George Feonv. Charles Te.nv
and Clarence Fcenv.
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INSPECT BUILDING
architects 70 Prepare Plans for I'm.
proVements 90 County Building
BY June ..

Architects Paris Mooney. Kuevos
AMI Franzheim mot fho county com.
h''sion"rs hF appointment yesterday
afternoon. md were Instructed az 10
tF' nature and extent nj rho work 20
l' oon" Zoo r"modo'rr tho county
hliI1irE Ih" prourlirarr sketches
ore TO bo fIhm''fo1 hv rho architects
bY juno
TO-, i''.i r.at NJ flc r0rt Rill prob.
'.E DO -'tfrt. ih0u-7ud dollars. aa 70
''rf addition i- FOB bo buHf 10
fHr rear of flo aher.Ta ,T.rc .-'t
many ~ tho present rooms a-o o.. b..
rrm0irIrI 0u an extensive so.ro rt..
need 0f such improvements b,a tr,..
i"'t fDr fhc pact several te4rs D, b..
understood That fhr county road ,....
F.n''r "in have offices Doc fto nov
addition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
UP-RIvER VOTERS GIVE GOOD MA.
JoRiTN TO PETITION FOR
INCORPORATION.
waiter VIII Be Presented 70 Judae
Hervey In Circuit Court
To-Day.

Slow all day. voting became heavy
at the Warwood hose house inst no.
lore the polls closed at O'Clock las,
night. and when the smoke lifted ,nd
the votes had been counted II was
found that the citizens OF the towns
OF Loveland. Warwood and Glennova
favored Incorporating under the name
OF Warwood. By a vote OF 200 TO 10.
The population OF the district con.
cerned Is 1880. according TO a recent
census and the number of yoters a
Few over $50. 80 votes were cas-, so
the election yesterday Indicated the
wishes OF the majority. and il is likely
that the towns will now be allowed
70 incorporate.
Attorney J. J. p. O'Brien and tho
members OF the Warwood incorDora.
ton committee will present the nett.
ton 10 Judge Hervey in circuit court
to-day and they hope TO have the mat.
ter settled in short time.
The campaign against the petition
was not active this time and the cleo.
ton was n quiet one. So quiet was
II that strangers who happened TO be
in the vicinity OF the polls Yesterday
did not know that an election was he
ing conducted.
The voting was very slow until after
O'Clock in the afternoon. In until
that time less than 100 votes had been
cast. At noon only % ballots had
been placed in the box. After 4
O'Clock the voters started 10 come in
and there weere still few in line
waiting 10 vote at a few minutes be
lore o'clock. the closing time.
During the later hours OF the cleo
ton In order to get many voters 10
come 10 the polls who would other
wise have remained away and left
their wishes in doubt, automobiles
were pressed into servicee and the
men were hauled from their homes TO
the voting place. no matter which way
they intended 10 vote. The election
is said by all TO have been a fair one
and Will likely be the last one neces-
sary 10 decide the matter.
-.
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ASCENSION DAY WAS
CELEBRATED THURSDAY
CATHOLIC AND EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES HOLD SERVICES.
Rev. Stryker Delivers Sermon - Ser
vices Were Largely Attended
In the Churches.
Bowling their heads in prayer. the

Bowling their heads in prayer. the
congregations OF the Christian
churches yesterday celebrated Ascen-
sion day through the world in a fitting
manner. Services in memory OF the
ascension OF Christ into Heaven after
solourn on earth for 40 DAYS follow
ing his resurrection were held in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches in
THIS city during the evening.
AT 81. Mathews Episcopal church
heV. Stryker delivered a very toucb'
ing address. as did Rev. Brittinghar,
rector OF ST. Luke's. In the other FMS
copaI and Catholic churches OF tba
city services were held. Services
were held both during the morning
and evening. 0' III" <
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been postponed tonight on account OF
the commencement exercises.
William Mcclure. OF Beaver Falls,
Pa. is visiting relatives in Woods
addition for several days.
The Elm Grove aerie OF Eagles will
meet in regular session in the X OF
p. hall this evening.
Wesley Ames will entertain a num-
Der of his friends at Campbells dane
ing platform up Wheeling Creek with
a dance on Saturday night.
The prayer meeting Of the congre-
cation of the Stone church was held
yesterday afternoon at . o'clock in
the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
EXERCISES
To Be Held This Afternoon at the
Mckinley and Richie Schools
Celebrating Patriotic Day

fine program for the celebration
of Patriotic day will be held in every
public school this afternoon Ar.
rangcmeuts have been made 10 have
as many as possible Of the Civil war
veterans appear and address the
pupils
So fhc Erchie school a enc pro
gram has been prepared iu which
many old soldiers assisted hy tho
pupils viii be- rendered. The fol-
lowing is q copy ~ the program.
Ali foiu 200 singing America"
Heading fenfrr' Tolu 4 LOANS
"rier ESTABLISHING Memorial f'av..
........ Ncfi.e U7vcr
Ecs1'-r -iIncoius Gcttyea1rr al
.'"-r M.IIHw stewart
....... Elmer Cunningham
Ee ..''r'i"H shermans NarDh u the
ua,a.rs Is Soldiers i i,t '"'''
SOM re.rus ON t.e oii camp
Recitation I'm ono Grave ........
........... r.-1Ic Wrrze'
Recitation Jim" ....... Feisn Powers
sons rnfriotlc Melody
Address ..... .... Ect. J % Workman
song. "Tre Fi1v"
SONG cold GLORY with Recitation.
Tllhq nr iHr Ola sniifrr4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
COURT STOCK
includes Prominent Player. and ee,.
son Begins Early in June.

AMONG OBJ" 600 s'ar ,ast of PLAYERS
Nh' 900 support trtro and vr.e
Louise Dunbar. Who bead r.. t-..-.
associate players who ou.r u...
-'I.0n 90 fhn Court fHraf-a f.-f.,
Juno 3. In Hrlarros. celebrated fr.rr.
Ih" charity HaI- .e MORT. Poster
H former h.T fHtorfr with f,e.l
theatre rorr. Nr Foster I.a ha.r
rfso'infod vim Nr AryIue 1s ono d.,
'" most vcrraIIr 1nd clever rorrg
actors fhaf ho worked WITH during ris
.urrrarful career ae au actor Who,
VIZ i0r'rr makes Die appearance or
frn opening Performance no yw
Do '''af receive q great ovation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
HTHIAN Meeting
special session Tonight Of Grand
Lodge Committee TO Plan for
Enesmpment.

- special meeting OF the grand
,ouse committee that is making ar.
easements for the grand LODGE
hhlshts OF Pythias and grand en-.
am 1npment OF the uniform rank which
VIII De held in this city in August
VIII be held this Friday evening in
me syracuse club rooms on Narke,
street The meeting is called to take
@,uon on the proposed Pythian rally
when viii be held here in June. AT
when Time Grand Chancellor samuel
u; montgomery Of Tunnelton. u. Va
VIII De present Important matters
VIII be taken up At this rally per.
'alhins TO the grand lodge meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Lot Sale inauqurated.

The sale OF small farms al Cedar
Rocks was opened yesterday by the
Wheeling Realty Company. and
proved 10 be very successful. Tho
scene % the auction was visited by
many persons The sale will continue
the remainder OF this week and 'he
first three DAYS Of next week. 4 fea.
ture Of The sale is the giving away Of
a farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Elm Grove Personals.

Mr William Stamm. Of Pittsburg.
and q. Y. Riley. of Moundsvlile. were
business callers 600 the Grove ycster.
dav
Harry and Miss Virginia NcNarrv.
of Litu"ton W Va. viii arrive hero
TOMORROW to spend few days tho
guests NJ SIR and Nrs Stewart Pat.
tcre1n. ~ NcCurdy addition.
Mr and Mra Emcrson-showors ~
Linton s addition are tho proud pa-.
cnfs of q fine baby r.r1. which arrived
af their homo yesterday
Ellsworth Miller uiU move Tue fav
from Fulton into fhc Campbell resi-
drnrc iu Patterson
Ni-e Elizabeth Jones. OF Woods adj
dhIon. 's improving nicely from re-
cont attack of typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs y. o. Jefferson. OF
Limestone. arc spending Few days
Whh hre Jefferson brothers. r. j.
and r. q Koyscr
= ID Moore of TrioutoUu. ra.. ia
spending Few DAYS with DTS family
in forur'e addition
Tho carpenter work. or fho now res
ifonco for Charles s Null is proercse
.nc rauidl,
Among those who attended tho pub
Iio solo conducted af Viola Yesterday
hy q. W Burt former resident 9f
tlm Grove. wore George W Hand
James S Rinc. George Wccausiard
and Nathan Nanamau Wr Hlrt who
is VOL known aucUonecr. win move
back io Film Grove in The near fs.
furc
Oscar and narnio Daruo. of Viola.
we're looking after business matters
hero Yesterday
Tho mectires Of tho v 81 p &
and The Girls Industrial Society have
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race. ball throwing. discus throwing.
putting the shot and running races
will be carried out. Efforts will be
made TO try to break the previous
school records in the running races
ANY lad under 16 years of age is eli
gible 20 enter and is cordially invited
TO participate In the events. A large
crowd. including many from Wheel
ing. is expected 10 be in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
v. VA. TWELFTH
In List o. Adult Bible classes-Total
Number m World ls
2O.95O

Tho ht'st adult bible class report
received b~ Secretary 4 r. Arnold
az fhc state sunday School Asqoc'l
zion. shows total OF gna-0 classes
with 1n enrolment ~ -tt,cc The
Christian church BIAS tho largest mum
her Of any one demon nation. with
'',, although Tho various divisions of
rho Methodist church have total oft
n1f
The state ~ ohio leads with eqQt
PENNSYLVANIA ls second with g.--4 and
Illinois third with ESQ West Vir
c.nia is in twelfth place. which be- n
very h.eh raut according to popu'a.
iLun-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
VERY/sHORT TRIAL.
Pittsburs Councilman Freed In Fifteer
Minute Trial.

P1TTSBURG. May 25.-George p.
Geltz. former select councilman. was
acquitted within 10 minutes OF the
time he went on trial to-day on two
charges OF bribery in connection with
the graft scandal. State witnesses
again displayed faulty memories.
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Mrs Flora Birch.

This afternoon from tho homo NJ
her son. officer Edwin Birch. NJ tho
ci'F police force NJ So 1ng Market
street viii ho hold tho funeral OF
The late Mrs Flora Birch. whose
death occurred on Wednesday right
The informcnf viii Doc made ~ Green.
wood Mrs Birch was a native OF
ONO. her maiden name being Uickcr.
son. Sho was 90 years ~ 4rr and
bad spent great deal ~ hcr ITO In
fhi city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Outino at Park.

Tho children ~ the Washington
school or Wheeling, enjoyed q picnic
at Wheeling Park Yesterday afternoon
and q very delightful time was spent
on the various amusement devices
Several teachers ard parents OF tho
pupils accompanied thom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

The work of rolling and grading
The ball diamond az Wheeling Park
was completed yesterday. and the
grounds are now in huc condition
Several teams aud % force OF mon
have been 90 work ON thc grounds fo-
some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
ELM GROVE
This Afternoon WIN be Held Annual
Field Day ~ Manual Train.
ing School

Tile annual F.ad uay OF tho MANN
ai Tr7 nine School uII to hold fhis
afternoon on ffo school Grounds rn
WhcrInc Creof. nrd on interesting
lrnrram of events hae boon arranged
Tho feature of tho exercises with bc
h1eo running s pitcher viii throw n
h1U io 70 batter who VIII hc umcd in
making "a c.rruf ~ che hoeoq Ofrer
rtor'a. inc'ud.ue broad and hitch
Jumping bop. step aud jump. hurdle
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Complete Arranaements.

Arrangements have been completed
for the holding Of the play out on
the Streets which is TO be given to
morrow evening in tho X OF p. hall
under the auspices OF the Henry Clay
Camp. Modern WOodmen Of America
The play is presented by the mem
bers OF the Coffeetown Comedy Com
pany. and judging by the advance sale
of tickets, the AFFAIR will be largely
attended
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Formal Opening.

Fred Pestinger. the local saloonist.
held formal opening Of his cafe and
summer garden at his place OF bust
ress near the railroad crossing last
evening. and a very enjoyable time
was had by the large crowd present.
Excellent music was furnished by an
orchestra.
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FrHm flr Family residence Of SO
Hii N0r'h Front airorf was bold VOC
to-day m0rninr fhe funeral ~ frr ia.o
Sire WiIholmir7 W1ieakv. mother OF
fNn i1fo John Na'e.kt. whose dr4.r
occurred ou M0r'rv rIsif Tho farg.
Ir attended services vrre lr rr4~re
~ fhc Nrr q W Werfrr OF So
Iamc lutheran .hrrrh. end fhr Irtcr
mont wae made af Cr.ruo ood como
frrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Monthly MeetIno.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Bessie Shaw Mission Band OF the
Stone church was held last evening
at the home OF Mrs IT, l.. Bower. OF
ThoTnhurg Place. 4 missionary pro
gram along on the monthly topic was
rendered. The leader OF the meeting
was Mrs. J. V. GiHn.
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Word haa hccn received frrr War
qrcffr Mich OFF fhr death there OF
Mrs Nhhic Gilbert ruf, vito ~ wa
ior Mason vs. Burt claimed ruddorl,
after hrmorrh1ro uaroa tod war
born In plymouth county. Naaa JOB
1893. and rawo of sturdy Sow Enr
land stock She was married .n isG6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
9tas1;ftHzzzdN1u

There is a great demand for
knights Of Pythias sabers and il has
been necessary 20 telegraph for a
second supply. Persons from out of
town have been sending for the sab
erS and they viii be worn by visitors
from all over this state, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
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Vote TO INCORPORATE

and for twenty-five years resided In
West Virginia. and In 1890 went 10
Michigan Two children survive In
terment was at Park cemetery. Mar
Quette.
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10 Receiver Louis Paul 10 deliver the
sum o. Slf.Foe23. now i1 his hands
The court order was later .s4uad h,
Judge Nesbift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

Onefourth off-Men's $50 Suits for
$3.50. MeFADpEN'S.
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y meeting Of the union committee
on Pythian memorial will be held
Friday evening in the Ohio Valley
lodge rooms in the Odd Fellows build
ing. al which time permanent organ
ization viii be formed and officers
elected The several members will be
assigned 10 special work al this meet
ing
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Black Prince Lodge No. 10. will
nave degree work on during the first
three Thursdays IN June.
The initiatory team that has been
selected 10 confer the ranks during
Grand Lodge week will have charge
Of the work.
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The "Furrler" at Geo. R. Taylor Cos.