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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
LA TOILETTE IS
ALONE IN RACE
prosrrssi.r Republicans Anticipate
Ncri Mating Him FOR President
Without Fight
BOON IS LAUNCHED
~ ENERGETIC MANNER.
TNerfy Five States % Be Represented
a. Progressive League conven-
ton m Chicago.

CHICAGO Orf D.. Friends Of
rttnr IaFourffe became active fo.
.HI. H.'l 'no arrlta. in this CRY. OF
ls.'rHfss from manv states fo attend
f.. conference % fhe NafIunaI Re
publican Progressive League. which
opens tomorrow.
I'.. asserted fhat flet RolII be-
Fr a. afrress.te movement 40 the
..r.rE Uf ODD. conference fo bring
about tls domination Cor president
$50 arfaEor sH f'ey saId. had de,ei-
.fri .a Frf -l h.s domination and 90
arf uf fle delegates have come f1
t.rrrn .rf. r1.rs fo oppose the plan
". IaFo.irffes friends. fhcy have not
announced ft..r Intentions
tho conference a.II he opened with.
".f f ..f rr.r-au senator Moses D.
'Iar. ur1 heads -ts Minnesota dele.
fH te obi. rh.ef speaker at
f.. session Senator rHapu is tu0Rr
'. .. ft.r 0' fft announcement of
IHf. rff. r.r..ifr. without any
.... I a expected fn open f.s
..u. H.sn lr H.- Ore. address Ifo .4
'Y Hs f..UusI .I E..r. sentative 3 o.
..rr... rf Wisconsin Tuerfv i've
states a-e fn H. r..resenfad Iu the
conference
r.a stared 'ffa tonight .ha- Son.
H.0r Ia-a.s.'e does NOT expect .1 CO.,.
.rf
-r rtII Wrr O.. Mime
-.fls progressive Republican deiszl.
"nr beaded hr Senator Notes b.
"nrr departed -n.n.Etf for Chicago.
r.r-r tNer sH. fhns 900 fEht alr
movement 'ooalE fa delay % tho ar.
r'.rrrmtrf 0f Senator faFointte
rar..iar. for fha Republican a-ss..
DENTAL nom nation a. fre Chicago
.0rffrrrrr of tre N1.ora. Republican
progressive league fI.mrrr.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
TAFT ON JUMP
VISITS Churc-. v ~ { A Cruiser
California ard Reviews
Troops on sunday

StN FRANCISCO. Dc. De- After
'eo days W strcuu1l. activity. pres..
dent TAR .eff san Francisco ,o.n.Flt
Tor Los Angeles
Nir Tar vac fre guest today o.
fHe officials of fHe faf- opposition
He t.s'aI -ne Y 81 o. s. -tIs morn
rl ar4 attended divine Worship az
'ne F'rsf Unitarian church Arr
luncheon. he ras driven fo ffe site OF
fre exposition Inspected several rer..
mrrfs o' .rfar.rt and crmparI.s o.
coast ar-...r sf 'hn Preside. and
sound .. fle Day v.fh a caU on Rear
Admiral Thomas. 1r 'he cruiser CALL.
forn.s. -Tesrp 90 fre pacIf. fec.
now assemb.et .- San Francisco u.y
From +fr r-Ia.r Gall f1rrfa. where
obi" rarsrs % f.cers 1f fhe Fee- paid
trr.r respects t1 bin. re returned %
Dis hotel took dinner a. he arsr-.
r.r's and -ter boarded DIE private
car WHICH Ier f1- -fe south - s
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
END SEARCH
Hope Abandoned - Firdira Ary
More Bodies m Austn wrsctass

AUSTIN Pt or Oh Further
scarce for boI..F Iu f.s r.us caused
Pos fhe lr.IkIrr uf fL. tHm Isr~ faH
week a4n was abandoned fH.s morn
INK when fie u.stf Grew nf eortsrs
ceased aork The total number 90
hud..s chat have been recovered I-
g. which. sUrurd.ua fn f.. beet
kuus ledge u. either .f.fr Ur H.sI
officials. leaves five urH.....'.| ..r
Tonight fn. afaf uf f.f ef.f. Hr..fH
department returned fn lsrr ahurE
and other points ahtr- fIr tHrInua
member. sr, stationed arI nU IIf
Ten of ff. afaf. .Hr.fHuu. .HrI .sr llr
.nf fhe dt. fnr H.Ir Itra-sa .n fI~
eastern p.r. uf ... .ftf. Tie a.afa
engineer r.mfr. 'n Hoh affsr frr
uHffr supply
1aH rIsH. rHs fnau council m.f
arI adopted H resolution command
.r. r'.rrr. Hrf fEr r ..mrHH.fa
q. -t.EtEr t.. mafsr'l. IH. desire
from fnr rI.Ha u.fI.r f.n l..a. GO.
.uf ,rnm Nurf.. u.'.hfr It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
CORNERSTONE OF
CHURCH LAID
Gov CLASsCOck MAKES PRiN.
ciPIE ADDRESS AT MAR.
TINS8URC.
Exercises Sunday Participated IN By
Prominent Layren and U. q
Clersymen.

-re. ia. DIsEatrH Co. tHa fnteII.-sr-e-
MARTINSBDRG. " Va. oct o..
Governor William . Glasscock. ~
West virginia. vas fhe principal
speaker ar the laying of the corner
stone of the handsome new United
Brethren church BOO this city this az
tern0on. when impressive ceremonies
Were conducted by Rrv a \ Hsm.
mack. superintendent % the virginia
district in the presence o. large
and distinguished audience. including
Mayor vs. K Caskey. members ~ the
CITY council aud other o-cIaIs of
Martu-burg and prominenf Clergy
men NJ this city and other points In
fh. Stat. and virginia
The ueR church will cpsf thirty
thousand dollars. and viii be com
plefed next spring o. will have a
eating capacity OF one thousand .r
W." main auditorium. Vith an addi
fioral seating capacity of SIX hundred
in tle SUNDAY school room
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
DEDICATE CHURCH
Elaborate Exercises m New F.i,,,oo,
diamond Street Church Sunday.

..ttl o. o.. Iutetiirenrer
FAihMONT. N Va. oct X -Tbo
imm"n-" n'w Diamond street Ns,h.
odiSi Epiecopal church in the First
ward of This city Vas dedicated 10.
aaf With appropriate ceremonv
hishop Ear Craustou. ID L.. IL ID
oi Washington. j. g.. vas tho prfr
cpai speaker df thc day's e4ercises
ana preached tho dedicatory sermon
tonight dozen ministers rom
"th"r ciii"s were preaent for IN.
various services. and tho local mas.
Tors also took part The new church
is one ~ the finest ln the CITY Ne,t
To- the n"V First VI r. church dedi
Gated few weeks ago. the rhurrt
dedicated today iE the largest In Fsir
mont Do is built Of pressed rcd brir.
and stone. elaborat.ly decorated ~,
arr cut windows aud furnished o.
peusively
~ ih" morning service Hf.I.1
fahEion preached strong sorr
h'F q ID Smith. - s.. also gt..a
AZ 'hr morning services Durine .r
afternoon prominent lOcai and
NJ preacher mads addreaaes On.
d'dicatory sermon uaa preach no
inls evening meeting by IY
'ransfon. VIfh Ur 20 q Hn-.
pastor ~ fhe nru church. also ...
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
7 DEAD; 22 HURT
IN UGLY WRECK
FREIGHT CRASHES INTO MIS-
SOURI, PACIFIC PASSENGER
TRAM
Wreck Occurred South % orara.
Csusrd by misunderstand,ng
of Orde~a

OMAHA. Ncb OCT o., Seven per
sons w~r" kiIlrd ana fWsuft .Ro .u
lured. four OF them seriously. Ir O.
collision between Missouri Pacific
pa--rna.r train so Ips. northbo4nd
and a fast freight train af furf Crook
a. D." o'clock thIs morning. ZEN miles
south of THIS sift To-. accident i-
believed fu have resulted from a mis-
understanding 90 orders bt fl-
freight ,r-N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
BAD WEATHER HOLDS
ROGERS EARTHsoUNo

NINIIA. Okla. Ort I- -Trarsc-r.
rreuf4l Aviator o. o. Rockers. uho
arrived here lasf nlFht. vas detained
here today By diverse Weather cordl
tous Pfc uIu leave early Monday
mou.nr fo- For- Worth. Texas where
he expects 20 arrive about noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
SECOND ARMY
FOR TRIPOLI
r~enr Transports win 5000 Ne,
70 Reach Scene % war Ias
NsNt.
AERoPLANE CORPS is
"iTS TIE EXPEDITION
News % Attaes ana Defeat ot Turss
on Italians at Trpou En-
tnuSes Rome

ROME. ia the troutIer. Oct lS-
N"Ns of fhe Attack 90 th., Turktsh
infantry upon ttr Italian outpost. Al
lripvA Yesterday has been received
"iih grrat interest hor,. h..,aus. N
NAs The Italian soldiers baptism -,
uIv after nft~cu years ~ i..acs OF
h'.Ai adFIc's SAY the young soldiers
behaved Lac Veterans
II is eNp~cted that The ia.f tNentv
transports With the sNpeditionary
force aboard all arrive al Tripol
ate tonight This expedition in
cIudrs $1,000 Mon and members OF
IN" general stan Seven aeroplanes
ar" included 20 the equipment
hospital ship is With the trauspor,a
u IL capable ut accommodating 26a
patients. aud is under the charge OF
fFlhc' toluuua. "a mayor 90 Rome
Industrial csntrrs are beginning To
l'"4 th' Turkish boycott against
Italian products Labor troubles are
feared
ROME. OCT 0. a despatch from
smyrna to the Corricr, DItaIa. saws
th" colony of don thousand Italian,
there is iu e. prt,arious position An
Italian railroad employees have been
discharged and thc Italian mort
"orh'rs are brIue bpycotted Nea.
politau n-hing boats % the h,rbor
nave been seized and numerous famt.
""S are destitute worse fate IA
feared aor large numbers Of Italian
""rh men 300 th" Interior or Anatolia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
CHINESE ARMY
GOES TO FRONT
GiHL PROvEO
DRINKS FATAI
ACID POTION

-srf.. f. Iur... ..rr.e-
STEt tbENNlLLE. O.t is
b"caYs~ Mlr- bertha Ho.ls.
AGED -. Sas reprUscd by her
brother and mother .Or attend
ins public dances Nl'h yo4uz
men che eent up ~ her room
today and took large quan
ii'' OF cafbo.ic acid. aud isl n
gsctrl 20 de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
DECIDE STATUS OF MNAMARA JURORS
Held Prisoner By Switch
Man Is MdngIed By Train

stantly killed by "a fast freight on the
Baltimore 4 ONO this morning with
.n a Few feet % his mothers home
Linneberg Was on his way 20 visit
his mother. and while walking along
the railroad tracks stepped between
The E-rhap-d rails OF a switch. HIS
foot Vas so tightly wsdged that he
could not release himself and he
called Tor assistance as the train
rounded "a curve and bore down upon
MIN His mother heard the call, but
did not know her sons danger. and
reached his side after the train had
killed him. Ills head WA severed
from the body He was aged 20
years and Is survived by his wife
and three children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
INSISTS Initiative. Psfs-r0da~- ~
Recall Are Not Weapora
% NcbocracF

WASHINGTON. u e. Ort f.
senstor jonathan Wosrne Tr pr..
dent Of the National Progressive BE
publican Leagle. fr stafeufrrf .o.
day took fo task Cardinal Gibbons
and Archbishop Ireland Tor their CRIT
icisu ot thc Initiative. referendum
and recall al practiced tn oregon
The senator declared that bofh rea
son and eNperience uere icuorcd tt
the two prciatcs in their use or he
words Mob az and "Nohocracy
IN describing tie Orcg0n system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
"ARriSssURC ESPREs ~ A \
GROUND TO DEATH AT
MOTHERS DOOR,
Foot Caught IN s~tten as He Stepped
on Track Ahead % Fast
Ere snt.

-tf .aI lt... f tNe iut.Iizsnrr-
NAR1iNSHt RG. W. Va. OCT. Is
Unable to sKtricate his foot from
bet~ con the raIlr of switch. and
not having time 90 unlace aud remove
Dis shoe. Harry Lime berg. driver OF
an cypress wagon here and "a former
yell known Baltimore a Ohio rail
road engineer. VAS run down and in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
CHINESE WOVEN
WILL VOTE ~
TNE NEW REPUBLIC

KANSAS ClTN Wu Orf
rs. Chinese soucn uIII ht4,
full suGraEr If fhr tn.nrae
revolution Is succession. Ir.
cordIng to statements made hs
X. : WouE. 81 San Frtn.IsrU.
G. = Nook and Cd vs. Hans af
Berkeley. Cal Thes ore frns
elinE through tlIs country
with pr sun Ytf sem. said fl
D. tho leader of fh~ retu..
tion
They departed f1r.snt f.r
81 Louis. and eII later Ir.r
Dr sun in Chicasn
&. S Nook Is srlrstarv %
the NounE china assnr.n..r
IN This counfrt. and saId ar
wish to make china a rrrlH.
DC aloug SociaHsfc lines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
MO0RES KILL
SPANISH LEADER
Irioesmen Repulsed IN Attaeks Made
on Two Towns In Morocco.

MLllLlA. Morocco. Oct 1.-The
Moorish tribes who recently have
made several attacks upon ina
spsniards, today assaulted the posi-
lions NJ lzhafen and Ymarugen. but
were finally beaten on with severe
General ordenoz. the spanish com.
mander. Was shot through the chest
as he Was mounting his horse and
died shortly aftorvard \ captain. n
h"ut"nant aud 10 soldiers we're
wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
TIE wEATHrR

wAsHNoToE. Oct ls-Fors-art.
NeEtsru Psnusviva1la-Fair M8nfav.
rlin AZ night o. russtays cooler Tuss-
DAY
Onlc-Iucrsaainr cioudlnsaa Mordav
rain AZ riEht a1d probahly russdav
colder LusafaV
West virTnia-rrir. uarnsr Moudav.
-e.n a. nisht OF Tuesday, ooolsr Tuss.
az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
R0YALISTS
In Portugal Active Despite l. con 7s.
ports That Movement a
Hrlsar

LisHON. Ocf While ai-
vices say fhe royaHsf mo. lss
been broken. nr9s from ~ rces
indicates Haf fhc ROYAL. -
playing Increased arfiv.f. 'ain
fDlrIrrf rho royausf ioar .oen
eefe-day 0n both foa ~ r..cr.
E0. allsf bands arc n. .rr.ng
vest appsrerffs .I,b .rf 20
reaching tho rr. T. sa-
fl0r,res have a.-t from
orlnna f1 protect OBJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
Question of Allowing Veniremen
Win Opinions 20 Serve 70 be
Determined Today
TRIAL JUDGE SPENDS
BUSY DAY VITA RECORD
tends on Ruling Depends Sc
curing Fair jury.

LOS ANGELES. oct D. Judge
Walter BordWcll. before whom James
Il. Mcnamara Is being tried on iu.
dictment- charging murder tn connec-
ton with the explosion Of the Times
building occupied himself to-day with
the study Of the answers made by
Tales man T. I. Nelson when exam.
ined on the subject OF labor warfare.
To morrow. after a brief address by
Joseph Scott associate counsel for
the defense the court will decide
upon IA" challenge of "a" defense
that Nelson is biased against the
man on trial
The principal figure in the case
rested today. no conference or other
developments materiaiizing
Judge Bordwcll read and re.rrad
10 day the transcript ~ Nelson's *
animation. and when Mr Scott con
clud"s The arguments Of the defeu -a
in opposition 10 nelson. it is genc-
ally expected that the court vii pc
ahl" to announce the ruling immedi
ately
Fair jury az STAKE
We have explained our principal
barrow. chief counsel Tor tho d..
f@r7e. tonight and on the Judges
decision viii depend whether or not
~e can get fair jury consisting OF
men who have not preIudEed tho ce.
feudant"
The iTportauce of tho ruling on
Nelson's competency to act a. Juror
ls adm ffel hv both sides The 90.
tense. 10 ifs challenge is ailoNod. in
tends fo inquire closely into every
fal"sman views ON tho warfare be-
tween capital and labor a. ~ con.
siders that opinions on these subjects
viii D." fhe chief factors in the minds
81 fte jurors
Tho defense holds that Nelson's an.
FWers clearly indicated that by rra.
son ~ tl- c0ncIu-Ion on personal in
fes'igar11 that fhe Times disaster
was caused hy dynamite. he would he
hard t0 convince that rho destructise
agency ~af gas
UnusYsl sitystion.
NrIs0u famIlar.f. pIfh subjects
relating fo the explosion presented
an unusual situation for tho begin
ming ~ trial and if Del not anfici
pafnd there ai'l ba az lengthy argu.
merfa on amy % tho other falcsmen
The defence. Ir If. extended are-i.
mont against Sc Dr flss nor c0rceaf
fhe far' that I' le talking ~ present
for the benefit ~ fte record .n case
~ an appeal
Tke defense figure. fhaf fs frerfv
perfmpf0rv challenge arc 200
prer.0 fo waste and Nr Scott DO.
cIared fha' fher aouId he needed fo
Fee1 ouf those faieemen aith whom
evan nation does not reveal bias.
blf af0. upon invest vaf.1r anon.
tl'I- friends hero sh0r "a br found so
hold Fixed views 0n fho labor ore.
f.or 0r others ftaf pII come I'D ,r
fcoutinus on rsnth Par.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
We'll Organized
Rebels taNe Eunds

SAN FRANCISCO. oct o. With
two million dollars lu lt- treasury lnd
an equal amount subject fo CALI 300
600 troops 800 china aud iH uuN rr
served In tho United States and tHu.
ada. with Legislation adopted and aI
ministrative oftcrra chosen fhs .rn
posed Chinese republic Will make a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16

lafayette
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
RECORD OF MOST IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN sRIEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
AT HOME AND ABROAD
happsnlngs That Are Making History
Information Gathered From All
Quarters Of tho Globe and
Given In a Few Lines.
Pc RSONAL.

Clarence Lexow died last night ut
his home In Nyack. N. Y. Mr.. Lexow
became famous as the head Of the
committee which in 1894 investigated
the city government of New York. In
1897 he led the sugar trust inquiry
Senator Elkins is to have a room
open on three sides that is being erect
ID on the roof of his residence In
Washington The open air, 1t Is
thought, will tend to promote his re-
covery from an illness OF several
months.
Miss Irene vankleek, thirty years
Did, of Ithaca, N. Y, one Of the best
known educators In Montana, was
thrown by fractions horse which she
was riding at Lewistown. Mont, and al
most instantly killed
Mrs. Harry Pollok, wife OF a promo
ter of sporting events, was the only
passenger on the Red Star liner Vader-
and, which sailed from New York. She
will have $50 stewards and steward
ssses to wait on her
The Association Of American
Geographers began its annual meet
Ing in Pittsburg, Pa.
Legislation and public health were
The chief topics on the program OF the
meeting OF the Illinois State Teachers
association, which began in Chicago.
IN Columbus the Ohio School Improve
ment association took up the better
msnt of rural schools.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
LOCAL HAPPEN|N

Will Ewing was on the sick list last
week
Mrs. j. NJ. Niblick is visiting at
Pontiac
w. T Naldrett and family were
Ithaca visitors Friday
DR.. ]. n. McClinton leaves Monday
for his future home in Chicago.
Miss Frances Church went 20 Ithaca
Monday for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Doan of Mt Pleas
ant were Alma visitors Saturday
Bert Hayes of Grand Rapids spent
New Years with friends in the city.
Mrs Edna Kelley was confined to her
home last week on account of illness.
A large crowd enjoyed the New Years
party at the K. p. hall Tuesday even
ing
W.R.C. Thimble club met with Mrs.
Amelia Wilbur, Pine ave-, Tuesday, Jan.
3rd.
Begin the New Year right and take a
course Of piano lessons at Schroeder's
Studio.
Miss Anna McKillop of Clifford, Mich
spent the holidays with her friend, Mrs.
Arthur Lippert.
Mrs. R. A. Wadley spent the holidays
10 CT Ohio r1ac xyith or1
Decker and family.
Lester Sharp returned to Chicago
University, Monday after spending the
holiday season at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hollenbeck visited
over Sunday with Mr.. Hollenbeck's
mother at Merrill.
Mrs. A. J. Wray of Sault Ste Marie
Canada, came Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. M. J. McFee.
Earl Porter returned to Detroit, Fri.
day after spending Christmas with
relatives and friends here.
Miss Lois Fraker returned to her
school 10 Grand Ledge, Monday, after
happy holiday at home.
Report says Will Amsbury has pur-
chased the w. f. Chedister stock of
groceries and taken possession of same.
Begin the New Year right and take q
course of piano lessons at Schroeder
Studio.
NJ. J. Kellogg and wife Of Pontiac
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Scattergood the first of the week.
Commencing Saturday, January 7th,
I will offer all stamped embroideries at a
discount of 20 per cent. Mrs. Gaffney.
f. A. Benedict. wife and daughter of
Hastings spent the first Of the week
with Chester Benedict and family Of
this city.
Mrs. Peter Story and Mrs. Mack went
to Sumner last Thursday where Mrs.
Potter of Bay City organized Royal
Neighbor camp.
| MISS cthCA ohiihu WIZ Cduc 10 SDtnO
Xmas at the home of Miss Beulah
Brown returned to her home at Perry
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Phillip Waltz who has been
visiting during the holidays at Fred
Devereaux returned to her home in st
Johns Friday.
| Architect Wood of Alma is now max
ing frequent trips to Ithaca in his
effort to harmonic the different styles
of architecture in the NJ. f church
building.
Mrs Francisco spent Wednesday il
Clare at family reunion. Z. A. Welci
a brother-in-law leaves for San Francisco
where he will make his future home
He has position with WEIGH & Co.
of Chicago.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rule celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding university
Dec. 25th at their home on K. Superior
street. A number of relatives from
different parts of the state were present
u. ID. Rule and family of Crystal, John
Nickerson and family from GAINESVILLE,
Robert Webster and family from Lake
Odessa and Forest Rule of Detroit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Gates and daughter,
Geraldine, of Flint, spert CHRISTMAS with
Mr.. and Mrs. futile of this city. Mr..
Gates returned to Flint early in the
week but Mrs. Gates remained until the
last of the week when she and Mrs.
Tuttle went to Durand to spend New
Years with Mrs. Tuttle's father Mr..
Gates.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having purchased the stock and
fixtures of the w. F. Chedister grocery
located at 205 West Superior street, first
door west of Hotel Arcadia 1 will be
pleased to have all of his old customers
and as many other of my friends who
are in need of staple or fancy groceries
to give me call. To the farmers of this
vicinity we guarantee the highest
market price tor butter, eggs and other
produce.
1t will be my aim to at all times give
sixteen ounces to pound and treat all
customers in a courteous manner. A
pleased customer is always a good ad
vertisement and in order to accommodate
all have already purchased large line
of goods not previously carried in stock
at this store Our aim will be to Fl II
your every want with the best the
market affords and at the lowest market
price. Goods delivered PROMPTLY. We
have both telephones, call and see us or
telephone your order in and same will
have our prompt attention. Yours for
business.
WI. AMSBURY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

&C. j. Weiser is a Minneapolis
business visitor this week.
Miss julia Byrnes of Cresco Wis
tied her sister over Sunday.
Rev. FIR. Mullen visited at Web
ster City a few days last week.
Atty. II. F. Barthell made a
business trip to Cedar Rapids Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson
visited at Randalia a couple of days
last week.
DR.. Geo. Kessell of Cresco was
called to DEBORAH Thursday, on pro
fessional duty.
This Office will be closed al
day tomorrow We've got turkey
down at our house.
Otto Hexom of Madison, s. d
visited his brother ]. c., and other
friends here last week.
Mr.. H. Moose of Frankville
township was a pleasant business
caller in this office on Saturday.
r. E. Bailey and wife and Miss
Adeline Mayer went to Chicago or
Friday, for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
E. N. Mayer.
Miss Martha Volson departed
for her home at Chicago on Monday
morning, after a months visit with
Mrs. A. M. Severson and Mabel May
The Milwaukee train did moi
get in until 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning, on account of getting of
the track a little ways this side Of
Calmar.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-29

e. G. Reid and c. r. Porter of
Burr Oak attend the Masonic meet
ing on Monday night, when Frank
Jewell and James NARROW were
made Master Masons.
Misses Clara Bulman and Stasia
Gallagher, Who have been attending
school at Valdez College, departed
yesterday for their homes at Wau-
kon to spend Thank giving.
Mrs. Dick Ruffridge and Mrs.
VIM. Ruffridge derarted this morn
ing for their home at Greene, Iowa,
after attending the family reunion
at the L. M. Seim residence.
MIR. and Mrs. E. J. Curtin ar
rived home yesterday from New
Orleans, where they attended the
annual meeting of the American
Bankers Association. They report
a most delightful time.
DR.. Bracket OF Charles City
spent a couple of days IN the city
this week, enjoying a hunt with l..
o. Reel, F. w. Boyd, H. +. Barthell
and some others. They brought in
o ri"e lot Of quail and other deli
cacies.
Boys high top school shoes. just
the kind the boys want for winter,
at $500, 1925 and $3.50. S. Lar
sen. 47-2
If it is "Weber's" candy it is
right. Buy it at DEBORAH Drug Co.