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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Big Strike Grows
With Peace Near
Hope for Settlement OF Seamen's
strike-3,ocO More co out az
Manchester

LONDON. July 2-shipp.ur men
are awaiting auyiousIy tho outcome
of tomorrow s conference at Hull be-
tween The seamen. thc ship owners
and the represenfafiyc OF the board
Of trade
Although the tension is still
strained and the strike has now cx-
tended 90 Queenstown. there is gen
cral tendency 20 regard comprom se
as probable
~ Liverpool. New Castle. Uul and
other ports The prices OF provisions
dependent upon ports have risen
sharply. causing great distress among
fhe poor
Dispatches from IfuH Indicate that
iu many quarters 10 Is Thought that "a
settlement $3.50 DO affected.
s battalion of Infantry 900 Iichncld
has h,ru ordered 10 hold itself On
readiness fo proceed tp Hull and Liv-
crpool n required
MANCHESTER July More than
10000 mon employed on the ship cauaI
and tho sfoawc'a Ivinr here have
gone on strike -etonf. vessels oro
lied up in fHe canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Fear Race War
After Murder
Negroes In Grant Town, Marion coun.
ty' Said TO be in an Ugly
Frame Of Mind.
OFFICER is STRIPPED
WHO ARRESTS MURDERER
Had to Do Battle With Three Ne
groes-VIetln Dies in Fair
mont Hospital.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
FAlRMONT, W. Va, July .
After a desperate fight with two ne
gro men and a negro woman. Consta-
BILE Charles Hawkins this morning ar
rested Dennis Gilmore, a negro
charged with numbering Clarence Ir-
win, at Grant Town. Gilmore was
finally landed in the county jail here
The shooting occurred at 1880 last
night, when the two negroes quar-
relied at the mines Gilmore drew a
IS revolver and fired at Irwin. The
bullet took effect in his bowels, and
after puncturing them in three places,
entered the stomach. Irwin was seized
with a sick spell. and. violently vom-
iting. threw up the bullet which had
just been shot into his stomach. He
was brought TO Cook hospital here
and operated on. He died tonight.
Constable Hawkins at once started
10 arrest Gilmore. He found him at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Austin.
also colored When he arrested GIL.
more the other two took his part. and
in the night the officer was entirely
disrobed. Finally beating down the
negroes with his mace and getting
handouts on the prisoner, Hawkins
borrowed clothing for himself and
brought his prisoner 10 town
Warrants were then issued and
Hawkins, with Deputy Sheriff Tuck
er and special officer Frank Amos. re-
turned 10 Grant Town and arrected
Austin and his wife. The AFFAIR Gre
ated great excitement at Grant Town.
and further trouble is feared there.
the excited negroes threatening an
uprising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Taft Speeds West
On Way to indianapolis Where He is
70 Deliver Several
Addresses.

ALBANY. y. Y. July President
Taft. euroute 20 Marion and IndiannD-
Oils Ind. passed through Albany at
o'clock tonight The president left
thc new summer white house at
Beverly. Mass shortly after noon
and Boston az . o'clock At Worces.
ter Pittsheld and Springfield. Mass. ..
where hundreds Of persons were wait.
lng. the president won't out on tho rear
platform of his car but said that &C.
was too hot 70 speak today. adding
that be- did not believe in making
speeches on Sunday anyhow.
According 10 his present plan. the
president viii speak on peace and
arbitration AZ the soldiers home IN
Marion and his address az night %
The bankers and editors will deal
largely with the Aidrich currency
plan Reciprocity viii be his subject
at the Marion club dinner in Indiannp.
oils. Tho night % the Fourth
Senator Crane of Massachusetts
boarded tho train a. Hinadale and
rode several miles with fhe president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
BLOCKS TRUST
Orussist Has Ruling in Tobacco Case
Enforced Against United Cigar Co.
TO Prevent Rival Store.

CLEVELAND o.. July by ap-
pealing 10 the department Of justice.
Clifton VI Rawlins. druggist. has sue
ceeded In having the recent decision
of the United Statcs supreme court in
the tobacco case brought 20 bear on
the United Cigar stores company and
the opening Of two new stores by that
concern here has been abandoned.
This Is said 20 be the first time the
decision has been put into effect
The United company was fitting up
n Ftore near Mr. Rawlins' drug store.
lie pointed out 20 Attorney General
Wickersham that the department
stated that the American Tobacco
company and It's subsidiaries were not
90 enlarge their business
Mr.. Wickc rsham notified tho United
companies that the decision would be
violated IN the event the store was
opened and its counsel replied that IL
would abide by the decision and not
open new stores Mr. Wickersham
communicated that information TO
United States Attorney Denman here.
About the same time activities IN tho
new United store and another which
was being fttcd up ceased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Hangs to Beam
Randolph County Farmer Ends Life
In Barn. Body Found
BY Son.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer
ELkINS. w. Va. July "Details
were received here today OF the SUI
eide OF Adam &. Young. at Jacox. a
small village in Pocahontas county
yesterday. Mr.. Young had eaten his
breakfast as usual and told the family
that he was going 10 the upper end
of his farm TO look after some work
About 9 o'clock his little son in pass
ing the barn was Mortified 10 see his
father hanging TO a beam. The wife
was called and she and the little son
took the body down. but life was
extinct He was 80 years old and is
survived by a widow and five children.
the youngest OF which is but a few
months old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Bandits Located
Expect Arrests Soon Of Holdup Men
Who Robbed Train Friday at
Erie, Pa.

ERIE. pa. july 2.-Thc railroad de-.
tectives working on the train holdup
oi Friday nisht declared today that
they knew for whom they were
searching and That there 81. au end 10
al theor.zing as fo fhn Identity OF
fhe band of desporadOs- chief Verne
of the I"nrsvlvania railroad detective
IoIcr. NN' F iu charge OF tho men
i "Drk ON fhc case. SAWS that tho
bandits arc not very far avay from,
fh" eceun of their crime. and that 1,sf
n'cht fHet slipped through Tho hands
oi rho officers lf is said tho hoIdup
m'n ar" f." same fH1f shot and
.III'i Policeman Abbey a. Norfrraq'
'h.- county. lasf November
Iho dn'ro'Iyr assert they know
Hirrn or" o. fro bandits silent LAST
n.rht and arrests are expected soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.-EH
gone r. Ware. "IronQuii." the Kan
fas poet. is dead az Cascade. Colo.
lie was formerly United States pen
sion commissioner. tie died of heart
disease last night
FAIRMONT. W Va-Tony Dens-
keto. miner was brought 70 the hos
pital tonight from Monongah. with q
broken hack. caused by a fall OF stone
Ia n mine
PHILADELpHIA-Wm j. Thomp-
son. familiarly known a. tho Duke %
Gloucester" who owned the Glouccs-
ter race track when racing was per.
mitted In South Jersey. died to-day in
Belfast ireland. according to a cable
cram received by his son John Thomp-
son
HAMILTON.O- The state con-
vention of the Spanish war voterana
opens hero tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
To Hurry Action Delayed by Many
Who Want to Talk on Bills
Before Body.
BIG MEASURES HELD UP;
PENROSE WANTS a VOTE
Talk Of Adjournment Fixes August
Now as Possible End Of
Session.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Indca-
tions are growing that congress may
conclude its extra session earlier than
has been generally expected.
Many senators. together with Rep
reseniative Underwood and other
Democratic house leaders. are figur-
ing on the fire week OF August as a
possible adjournment time The stu
alton. however. is not sufficiently
clear 10 warrant a positive prediction.
No understanding has yet been
reached for a vote on any of the trio
OF big measures before the senate.
The Canadian reciprociety bill. whose
advocates express complete conf
dence in its passage. and the wool
tariff and free list bills. Senator
Penrose. chairman of the finance COM
mittee. proposes. however. to press
for unanimous consent 70 fix dates in
quick sequence for votes on all three
measures.
Plan Night Meetings.
To hasten action. Mr. Peurose and
other senators are planning longer
sessions Immediately. and prehaps
will insist on night meetings. Nr
La Folette. Of Wisconsin. Is 10 OFFER
amendments when he makes his long
speech on reciprocity. Mr. Iristow.
Of Kansas. will put forward insurgent
contentious. and others who will ng.
ure in debate include Senators Gronna
OF North Dakota and Thornton OF
Louisiana. who will speak this week.
Burton Of Ohio. Stone of Missouri.
Nelson and Clapp OF Minnesota. Bailey
OF Texas and Simons OF North Caro-
lima
Neither the senate nor the house
will be in session until next Wednos.
day The senate special committee 10
investigate the election OF Senator
LOrimer viii resume hearings here
July i3. and the house sugar trust"
investigating committee July 10. The
house steel trust" investigating com
mittee will continue its hearings very
soon
Cotton Schedule.
a revision Of the cotton schedule
Of the tnrin Law will be undertaken
by the house committee on ways and
means probably The latter par, ~ this
week. and Chairman Underwood OK
poets % report DO 20 the house shortly
thereafter
In the senate next Wednosda, Mr.
BWFlit OF bNIhNNNlNs VIII deliver his
deferred speech ON the commission
form OF government. and Mr. Ncw-
lands. OF Nevada. on federal commits.
sion regulation OF industrial intor-
state business. Senator Works. OF
California win speak Thursday on
the federal public health service.
State Department Case.
Tho committee on state drrarfuouf
expenditures expects 90 present to
the house. possibly this wcck. lts re-
port recommending tho dismissal OF
Consul General William % Michael NJ
calcutta and uisburs.uE On.cor Thos
Morrison. of the state department
because of tholr connection with tho
Justice Day portrait voucher and the
81 500 unaccouuoi for Herewith
The administration also is counffnr
on ratification Of The Brtsh.Amor.can
gC-rral arbitration treaty. NOT vct
49, concluded. durinr tho present
session ~ congress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
PoSToFFlcE CASE.
Stranger With OVer-Abundance Of
Money Orders is Arrested.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. July .
John Kehuler. stranger and a tough
looking individual. was taken into Gus.
tody here this afternoon by Lieuten-
ant of Police Smith and held pending
an investigation by Postoflce Inspec.
tor Ed !. Allen. OF this city. Inspector
Volt. Of the Cincinnati division.
who was spending Sunday here. will
also take up the case. Kehuler had
postofiice money orders amounting 10
$3.50 on his person when searched.
These had been Issued at Memphis.
Lexington. East ST. Louis. ChillicOthe
and other points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
ARREST WEST vleclNlAN.
Man and Two Columbus Women A.
rested 40 Cincinnati

CINCINNATI o.. ruiy "A man
giving BOD. name as Frank N0erfoIn.
OF Clarkshurg aIiHs D. r. Core. OF
buckh1rnou. N. Na.. was arrosted Iu
n hotel hcrc Wifh fuo women under
conditions thHf created sensation
The arrest occurred ir hotel owneI
by Henry Tore. anI fhr unu gave bat.
ro f0 The officer. while olr of tho
women ufrrcrlri. Tho women 10th
came from columbus. arI ono 10 said
20 Doc daurhfer uf 900 ohio static
senator Their trial uccurs IN tho
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
SUNDAY WEDDING
Bishop Fallow Presides a. marriaqe
of His son % Pittsburq
Girl

NEW YORK. July Tho right
Row Samuel FalIows. of Chicago.
bishop ~ tho west and northwest of
tho Reformed Episcopal church. to-
day performed the ceremony which
made man and wife bis Youngest son.
Charles Samuel Fallova ~ Now York.
and Miss Eda Won Ieeka Hruna. only
daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Dalzcu Bruna.
Of West Tluaton. pH The ceremony
was performed in the Episcopal
church o' Sow York. fu rho prcaoncc
oft members of the families ~ tho
bride and groom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
IL Miners Burned

SOUTH PORCUPINE. ont. July ?.
Eighteen miners may be burned to
death in the Dome extension mine
which caught fire this afternoon from
a bush fire The fire Is also raging
70 Pearl Lake and n mine there may
be on fire. Telegraph communication
is cuf of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Renew Feud i'm Battle at Church

WILLIAMSBURG. KY. July RE
newing a feud Of several years stand
ing. three Galamores and four SWANS
began fring at each other ta- day In
the church ward at Paint Creek. AL
bert and Martin Galamore are fatally
shot and William Swain was wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Wheeling May Gel Postal Bank

population w 'ts vicinity DO is believed
stands au excellent chance Of being
banned Tor postal bank Action viii
Do" 'aEnu early this month.
Petitions lavc been presented bob
uo frW. hy Ir Ashbrook OF ohio
from 'N.churfou. o.. citizens asking
ior flD pa Hen Df fHc Borrer rosoiu.
t"r for a rIrrrr-sionaI .uvcsugaf.ou
in io fho MDNamarl c8sr
Mr SuH.r. Of ohio h1a offered boz
fhc hDu." a petition from tbo German
American Alliance. 0f sfeuban,iIIc
%. asking for au iuvestira OF im.
migration anaIrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Sc Go Down

CHRlSTIAN1A. July q A cutter
which has just arrived her. from
Holfsochnvn. Hammcrfcsl Norway.
reports that the Norwegian steamer
Eclipse. hos foundcrod on iceland
The steamer had 56 persons ou board
and % ls believed an were lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Fails over Dead.

Special Dispatch 90 the 1nteiIircnosr.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. July AT
Cooks hospital tonight az physicians
were bandaging a broken ankle. Pearl
Franey. n negroes. who some weeks
aao had her ankle broke a. a danc@
tOppled over dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Fire Wipes
Washington County Town Reduced
to Ashes With $4,000
Loss.
ONE FATALITY Is
DUE TO THE FIRE
Fire Started in Blacksmith Shop
and Swept Through the
Village.

PITTSBURG. July 2.-The little
mining town of Cecil. in Washington
county. was wiped out by fire early
today. the loss being estimated at $50.
OO0. All stores and all residences but
few that stood apart from the town
were destroyed. Justice OF Peace
Peter Kerns. who was "a in bed, was
carried out of his burning home and
died in half an hour. The fire started
in the blacksmith's shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

ELKINS. W. Va. July 2.-George
Arbogats OF Glade Hill. Pocahontas
county. OF which county he was az
one time sheriff. was found dead in
bed AZ the home Of sister he was
visiting IN Hackers Valley Nicholas
county Mr. Arbogats was 20 years
old and was a union soldier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

The members OF both families had
attended religious services. on COM
ing from the church. they begain FIR
ing. the members of the two families
lining up with their kin. The wounded
men fell soon after the shooting
began
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
100000 sal,lmore EIre.

BALTIMORE. July 2.-Fire tonight
caused damage 70 the stock OF l. and
T. Hamburger. shirt waist manufact
urors estimated AZ 100000 covered by
Insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Score Perish From Heat;
Nations Hottest SUNDAY
NO IMr .-OlATE
p. EF FROM HEAT

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July
2.-Tlfc Weather Bureau prom
iscs ;hat the coming week will
IL one OF moderate tempera-
ture i'm the South Atlantic and
Gulf states. and generally over
the region west OF the Missis-
sippi river. High temperatures
will prevail the first part OF
the week in the Northern and
Middle States east OF the Mis-
sissippi. followed by a change
10 lower temperature in these
districts about Wednesday.
A barometr!c depression that
now covers the Rocky Noun
tain region. according 10 the
bureau. will drift slowly east
ward. preceded and attended
by local showers and thunder
storms. and will cross the Mis-
sissippi Valley Tuesday OF
Wednesday and the Atlantic
States Thursday or Friday. 1t
will be followed by cooler
weather over the Plains
States. the Mississippi Valley
and the region east thereof.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

lufr i.r fHfII .slHrUf Of tho
al favIrf. 8yst'n -.J rostoTros
boos designate tr receive saw.
~ and s5r bank arYIyUnr fY Boo
made dopoeifprca h ye sd their sc.
curifIes approved D.. t.r hoard of
Trustees for fhn rrH.m Th. poet of
fees thus far los.4 aff. ar. az fro
second class Tho Postmaster CON.
crai will soon designate one frsf r.a.s
Office for each state f1 receive a..
poalfH Tho main CON .dcraUor n
Tho selection o' fh. 0m.o for fni.
dofIE IElsfIon will bc rho -izo ~ fhr
husirsfs In money offors for foreign
d"efIra'.1rs. one of no prirrIpa. .roa-
SON Tor tIr ee'ab Ishwouf - .ln
system being to pfrFuadc foreign.
born Horinnrueu to frop their money
On deposit in tlla e01utry
wheeling. ~. Va'hae ono OF fhe
largest postal mon'r busInc.Hes .u
the sfats. aud uf,l Io lsrso forcIsu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

What ~ the dimsr-
encs between q man
who steals his om-
pioyor'a time and the
man who taxes his
purao7
THE WEATWEH
WARRINGTON.
July a. FORECAST
West Virgins West
eru Pennsylvania
and Ohio-Tair and
continued W arm
monday and Tues
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

Mr Gaines vaa extensively
quoted .H 'H" Washipr'oo raUors on
DIS Interview.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

CHICAGO. July Five deaths
superinduced by heat. two drowinings
and score Of prostrations resulted
today from the third scorching day of
the present heat wave.
In the weather bureau tower the
mercury recorded a temperature of sS
degrees at 4 o'clock. two degrees
higher than the maximum tempera.
ture officially was registered at 100
degrees
Thousands OF persons thronged the
parks and bathing beaches 10 escape
the heat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Seven Dead at Pittsburg and /;
Hundred PrOstratiOns Are
Reported.
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
HAVE EACH MANY DEATHS
Century Mark Reached by Their
mometer at Many Points
in East.
SUNDAYS RECORD.

PITTSBURG. July With record
breaking for temperature during the
month OF June, July opened here
with indications for still higher TEN.
peratures for an extended period. To
day according to the weather bureau
was the hottest day in ten years
reaching 81 degrees on the top of /,
skyscraper. while in the government
weather kiosk on the street 100 de-
grees. and a number of private
thermometers registered los and JOG
On June of this year "a was reached.
but today's mark was exceeded by
that of July l. 1901. when the okcial
temperature was gS
The highest point today was he.
tween anG o'clock in the after.
noon. after that a slight breeze TEN
pered the heat and the thermometers
began TO slowly fall.
Violent Deaths.
All the hospitals tonight report
prostrations. which with the police re-
ports OF cases that We're taken home
amount TO half a hundred or more
The coroners staff was overworked
having four drownings OF bathers. and
Two suicides by hanging and one death
OF apopleXy by the heat.
An uncommon sight AZ mid aay on
dismissal of church congregations was
that of women escorted by men with
their coats over their arms. conven.
tonality in the exclusive residential
section being ignored. Street car men
worked In shirtwaist uniform, while
three firemen al a downtown fire pro
tected only by their undershirts were
cut about the body by falling glass
from window sashes in the burning
building
Throughout the state the heat was
intense. even higher temperature be.
Ing recorded than in This city. VII.
Transport reported 100 degrees. Scran.
ton 80 40 Harrisburg 9S 2-IO. Johns.
town 9s and Wilkes-Barre 90 Pbila.
delphia recorded ~ and Allentown 81
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Ccontinued on Third ParoJ
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-07-06
MRS. BEN CAMERON DEAD.
Wife of Retired Head Of Life Saving
Crew Died Monday morning.

Mrs. Elizabeth Greeley Cameron,
aged 70 years, wife of Capt. Benjamin
Cameron, the retired captain of the
Kenosha Life Saving Station, died at
the family residence on Cameron Court
at an early hour Monday morning. Mrs.
Cameron had been i'll for more than a.
year and death came as result of a
complication of diseases.
The deceased was a daughter of the
late Patrick Greeley and was born in
New York January S, 1889. She came
with her parents to Southport in 1S45
and had since been resident of the
city. She was married to Captain Cam
eron in 1868. Mrs. Cameron was wide
ly known in the city and her death will
cause sorrow in many homes. She is
survived by her husband, four daught-
ers, Mrs. John B. Cook, Mrs. Albert
b. Smith, Miss Jessie Cameron and Mrs.
Charles w. Weight and two sons, Arthur
B. and Benjamin j. Cameron, all of
Kenosha. A brother, John Greeley. re-
sides in Pleasant Prairie and a sister.
Mrs. Thomas Malloy in Chicago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-07-06
Thieves Enter Store of Bulla-
more Bros. During Night;
Take Jack Knives
THOROUGHLY RANSACk PLACE

The village of Somers had a real
robbery Thursday night or early
Friday morning when unknown men
broke into the Bullamore Brother s
store and ransacked the entire
building, At that it is thought
that the booty consisted of moth
ing more than a few boxes Of
Jack knives. The men made an en-
trance to the store through a window
at the rear of the building and although
the store connects with the home of
the proprietor with burglar alarm the
men were cautious enough not to get
mixed up with the alarm and arouse
the members of the Bullamore family.
The place had been turned topsy turvy
and every place that might have con
tanned money was turned inside out.
Boxes and crates were thrown about
the store and even stock torn fr2m the
shelves in an effort supposedly to find
money. All the money that had been
taken in during the day had been TAX
en- from the store in the evening and
was safely slowed away in the Bulla-
more home. The ROBBERY was not dis.
covered until the store was opened this
morning. A hurried search was made
for elews to the identity of the guilty
parties, but nothing was found.
For some time there has been a big
colony of tramps in the neighborhood
of the village and it is thought possible
that some of these men may have been
connected with the robbery. Sheriff
stahl has been advised of the burglary
and he is making every possible effort
to locate and arrest the guilty men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-07-06
SALEM.

Mrs. Ira Soules of Antioch, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Belle Van Vie.
Mrs. Harriet Reeve formerly of Sa-
lem, is spending a few days here.
Mrs. William MINIS and children of
Chicago, CAME Saturday to spend the
Fourth with relatives.
Arthur Hartnell left for Cumberland
Sunday to spend the Fourth with his
sister, Mrs. 9. T. Haigh.
Virgil Smith was home the first of
this week.
Henry Mutter has new four seated
auto.
Helen Brown has returned home from
Washington, D. c., where she has spent
the past school year.
Two daughters of John Murphy who
moved from Salem fifty years ago, call
ed on Mrs. Matt Loeseher last Thurs
day who went with them to their old
home which is now owned by Spencer
Gull.