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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-28
DEATHS.

In West Brattleboro, April %, Roy
Lowell Barney, 81.
In Hinsdale, n. H., April %, Mrs Mary
Deyou.
In the Soldiers Home. Bennington,
April "a, George f. Allen, 81, formerly OF
Brattleboro.
In Westminster. April "a. John Rad
ford Morse 60.
In Bellows Falls, April &c. Henry II.
Davis. Ga,
In Bellows Falls. April "a, w. b. Spen-
Ger of Rutland.
In Mortified Mass, April %, Howard
l.. Burr, %.
In Springfield, Mass. April o. Mrs.
Anna Il. Wood 70, formerly of Brattle-
boro, widow of f. A. Wood.
In New York city, April 1S, Mrs. Lillian
Cushman Reid, formerly of Wilmington,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-28
Nature makes the cures

Nature makes the cures
after all.
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into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
this.
1t strengthens the
nerves, feeds famished It's
sues, and makes rich
blood.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-28
MARRIAGE

In Brattleboro, April &c. by Rev. Roy
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Nashua, n, H., formerly of Brattleboro,
and Miss Mabel Glare Hunt of Brattle-
boro.
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TEN PAGES
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win as Jack Harding" Miss Harneds
husband in the play, acting with fine
judgment and sincerity.
Many Brattleboro people will learn with
regret of the plans of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man A Howe to leave town, although
congra tulating them upon Mr.. Howe's
excellent prospects in engaging in bust
ness for himself. Mr., Howe has formed
a partnership with Dallas +. Pollard,
owner of a dry goods store in Bellows
Falls, in buying the a. NJ. Bean store in
Northfeld, this state. Mr.. Howe will
assume the general management of the
store in Mortified, which has been long
established and is in a good location.
Mr.. Pollard will remain in Bellows Falls
but will visit the Mortified store oc-
caslonally. The new firm will take pos
session of the business about May 10, or
as soon as the inventory is completed.
Mr. Howe plans to go to Northheld dur
ing next week. Mrs. Howe will assist
him in getting the business systematized,
her long experience in the Houghton &
Simonds store making her familiar with
the details of this work. Mr.. Howe has
been well trained for a business career.
After attending the Bellows Falls high
school he graduated from the Rutland
business college. He was employed by
business concerns in Proctor, Bellows
Falls and Alstead, ~ H., before enter
| ing the Houghton & Simonds store over
| four years ago, and there has had wide
experience in the various departments of
their extensive dry goods business Mr.,
| Howe has been actively connected with
| the various Masonic bodies, his affilia-
| tions being with Brattleboro lodge and
| Connecticut Valley council of this town
and Abenaqui chapter and Holy Cross
commandery. X. T., of Bellows Falls,
Mrs Howe has been prominent in the
| Rebekah lodge, of which she Is past
noble grand. Both Mr. and Mrs. Howe
are members of the Centre Congrega-
| tional church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
NEW YORK IS
DISCOURAGED
Less Hopeful Attitude Of Giants An
neSin9 WORLDS Championship
Entertsined.

NEW YORK. Oct l6-"Athletics
win. Giants lose"-Whlcheyer wav
The big headlines read. or the news
boys shouted on Broadway this after
noon. the tidings fell a. a damper on
the hopes OF the more ardent New
York fans. II seemed a. n predic-
ton that the crowd Of some forty
thousand enthusiasts Who are expect
ed 10 storm the Polo grounds again
tomorrow 10 see the third game will
have Jess confidence Of local victory.
The opinion which the New York
crowd return ug tonight from Phila-
delphia brought back was that the big
title az stake practically rests with
Chr.sty MatheV son. the veteran Giant
pitcher who won the first game here
saturday. II vas announced that he
and Combs, the hero OF last years
championship series. will probably be
the opposing pitchers tomorrow II
Mathew son loses o. will be a sill
harder blow. seemingly necessltating
resort 10 Niltse or Ames. the relief
pitchers.
Marquards nervousness. exhibited
in costly Wild pitch az the start ~
to-days game. had been predicted by
many fans because NJ his sensitive
ness 10 opposing roofing The fans
believe that ON The home grounds he
would make a better showing
Unsettled weather for tomorrow
was The local forecast THE evening
So intense vas the interest In &C.
days game that thousands o. enthu-
SHASTA abandoned their work TO follow
the contest. play by play. on bulletin
boards and tickcrs
By coincidence. John T. Brush
president o. the New York club
drove into the Polo grounds In bis
this afternoon Just A. the
score board vas flashing Bakers
home run. which won the game Pres
ideut Brush had nothing 20 say
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Clever Game Pulled
Off Here on Race

best play both his owners and the
blacksmith's money going down on
her 20 win. The race was a two-heat
dash. and when the starter dropped
the hag Norma. the bOokie's horse.
broke several lengths in front. with
Frances Marie. tho merchants horse.
turned half way around and was prac
ucally left a. the post Despite this
handicap. Francis ran game race
and closed strong. only being beaten
hy a nose u was easy TO see that
With good start she would win the
next heat pulled up But 20 the sur
prise Of an. Norma won by a length
A. least All NJ the track. with few OK.
ccpiious. thought the winner was
Norma. but she Vas not
Seeing that they could not hope 10
win with The mare. The bookie who
owned another runner that was a
dead ringer Tor Norma. had The stable
boy throw bucket 81 water on her
70 make her look like she had lust
finished the heat The true Norma
WAS locked iu the stable and the
fresh horse started ln the final heat
and running against n horse that had
Just finished n heat. Of course. won
AT horsemcu who were implicated
IN mo deal are well known here 10.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
ATHLETICS WIN
tconttnusd rrom first rag.A

livery OF tho Philadelphian four tlrne.
while Marquard struck out twice and
snodgrass and Murray each once SIX
OF The Athletics went out by the strike
out route. They were Lord t2,.
Baker. Murphy and Plank 90 Mar
guard got four OF these and Crandall
two. Lord and Plank In the closing I'm.
ming.
Neither PLANK nor MsrquaSf Eava a
nete on balls The only misplay CHARGED
against them vas MsTquard's MIA Tee v,
IN TIE mrs. Inning sud man was hit by
pitched hell BY Plank Tho Athletica
went out In order m i've innings
Giants Only Run.
Sew NorkH only run was put across.
the plate by the last half 81 the hatting
oruer ~ came IN the second Inning
nerEng drove ~ 90 center which Old
rinx FAILED 20 get, and the New Yorker
pulled M a. second Ne went 20 third
on tietcneTs inreld out. and raced across.
the home plate when Movers hit a single
Philsdelphia's nrsf run came in fhe
opening inning Lord the nrst man up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
WHEELING BOY PICKS
ATHLETICS AS BEST
isTEllloEsCEe
BULLETINS WIN

Like every other city
throughout TIE Cnitsd States.
heslins 10 eager for the nrst
Information on the worlds
base ball series and. a. last
year. the inteliisencer has brat
all other local paper 10 fur.
ui@hing Wheeling fans 9Th
the detailed description % the
same- A private wire. uhleh
- connected Nth the Ss~
YORK and philadelphia ball
parks. runs into this o-ics and
a. resist the fntsiiiEenesr IL
able 70 furnish all The details
nrut lntslliEenc.r bulletins
are 20 b. found al Verbs
ers. White Front in Wheeling.
and a. Gates pharmacy az Ben
wood Always look FOR the Ia.
tsiiisenc.r bulletins OF the
Eafnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

Whs- - $40 sA.f Bak@r "a %. ,hs
- ct = - gr1unds NArsusri s~pf
- n-rr~ 'u ths fao~ q tAs % I -eer..
ssveEtA lanai.
~ rns teQs to rl4ns . a. .se sccr~
49, f.- %fH.rf.r ro-vf-rs $3.50 % strE
Grrf.e t--res tls1 hF ssnflaE q slrslr
o. csut-r 90 80 ART ha-i pltcn.s Hsr-
= rlsd 10 pltr - are Ft-srh@r 49, a.
easy H-f fn rakrF Mersle Has sazxnf
rzrf - ilank % DsVa.
ln fr@ F1iis1~luala sss--tf tnrirr
Davis Grove iiusr 20 DoFI- ant BAR
s-r-t - fsr2os Thgfraas sen - a -
O. fi~frlef
EtThtA Innins
hegsr s-nt = tsrrtrc drive 20 Coflfn.
10 re eisntn luu.rE. when Ire second
80 az hid ~ -. AM Crsndau go "a.
seuf IN - at for NarqIa-d ~enf cit
collirs % Davis b~rure struck out for
tr- f1urrh tine
p-ark ana Lord struck o.. - tae
eirrfn frrirE To- fE- American l-aEu~r.
ara oidrirE TIE as man 70 eora. 10
oat Tor The zone team. vs. out. erHos
to N-rk.e
stntk InnizF.
New ora macs = dsspsrafs attempt -
a. suruTfhtnE m TIE nirfh. buf ~ Nas
fufii~ Doyle fo1l-d 90 Thomas Sroa-
erase rfrurs o-if anf Murray cent an
ls.T s-01nirr frat Coilrs snarse ard
tossed tr raals
i.ota teams ret-ru-I 90 NeW YORK To-
l.sht
-rs sore follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

singled 90 riEht and reached second on
-tuFrsys tumble lie Was sarrlnrsd o.
.nfn uy 'id~llE and came home ati
hsrqgAra's sid pitch
tH- fielding EunnTs today u-rs tre re-
tsrss % those OF Saturday II. mar
90 44ar feature W4s Lord qgiek nsldins
- rnoasTs.s long hit ara. ~ rlne saoi
49,, ,nf.'., 70 s.eosa, wh;en eAuEh the nset-
try.aS TO stretch tie long single into a
IN me ninth innins Collins took a
nasty founder from the side and tossed
out MurraY. ending the game
ihiadslphlA vent through the game
Nithout misCue. while the Glauts had
thrs" errors charged against them These
we're made b Devor-. who muned
barfys long ~. Nprrays tumble -
Lords nit and "a riuSed foul rs s~nt IN,
- Lori. snd % these only Murrays ns-
20 Saturday proved 80 costly 20 Phlia-
delpnia. played a steady game TODAY. a~-
r"pt4uE tis ia chances Nith apparent
ease lie had two 81 the -four nits ~
AATguard
Sensational Pitching.
The great pitching II both MArauard
and Plank gave the nsllsrs Few chances
for sensational work
Neithsf etam was given much oppar-
,unity 20 show their speed on the base
Neither team had = stolen base MsrkIs
who wa ga rrst ga the seventh inning
made a Take attempt O. 80 down anil
ttNA zoo iNAlN OF a 4eAN N Tire naH
PLANK turned instantly. and - a light
nins throw 10 Davis caught tie NeW
York nrHt hascfnan ~ yard
The crowd tHst saw tho nrst of the
worifs Championship games here WAS
600 short Of the attendance az me rrsf
game for the world - tile played here
with chicago last year IL was a Joyful
thfoug. however. and Chsercd from the
moment the teams came upon the nald
until collins tossed out Murray in the
ninth inning The bis double deck grand
stand was solid lam - people AMI
there was no room lu the hi~arhers TIE
sons. Who were kept back by Four foot
fence. and on the concrete fence sur
rounding the park sat a solid line -
fans. who risked their necka % see tie
game.
Thousands ON Roofs.
On he roofs 81 tne houses eneirciing
the park other thousands paid enterpris-
Ing householders fancy prices for per-
mission 60 take seat on stands built
upon the roofs % the dwellings The
grand stand doors were closed louC be-
fore the game began but the bIeacher
gates we're not shut during the progress
- IN, cams
The few spectators who Glanced ar
rest By openly selling the conparafft.fv
few tickets that fell into their Ms
sold out their ps=tebparfs az good prices
The crowd wus given u chance 20
cheer for the home team early When the
Athletics put together their frst run in
the nrst inning tho crowd rose to IT,
feet and yelled Its delight. hut this va
nothing compared with the dsmnnstra-
ton that ensued when Raker put tho ball
ont % the grounds. Hats and cushions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

ah0mmgs Money. Adventures i-
NsF York and Eiserhere.~ book Tor
young readers D. John n Coryen j.
announced for immediate pubIeauon
py me harpors. The story uhich
Eires RE book its title tells the al.
venture o. a boy left alone In Neu
York Uith on hundred dollars ln bic
pocket and how be spent Co. Other
iales % school and circus lie have
been lnCluded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

ST LOUIS. oct fs-The Nauonsf
League team Won from the American
league team ir me game today for
ne city Championship. @ to The
Americans used three pitchers Inef
.aoflFe.g The teams uu p.av a
double header 70 morrow % uiud ID
Toe faI championship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
SECRET OUT AFTER TWENTY
YEARS.
Two Horses Reiayed on the Island
Oval 20 Beat Prominent
Local Turf Man.

nv MUTT)
Were all the inside secrets ~ tho
running horse game disclosed u
would turn the hair ~ some % tho
players gray 20 know how they have
heu sWindied out ~ their money
when the best horse did not win
There are many ways 81 tho horse
men handing the talent a f. Jolt. but
about the most unique method was
pulled on on The Island oval some
twenty years ago. Whlch. until now.
has never been disclosed
In those days running races we're
held IN connection with an plcnics.
good purses being offered and tho bot
ting was always very heavy on
this day prominent local bookmaker
who IN those days raced runners. a
local Blacksmith and retired mer
chant had their horses entered IN
the race and tho play was very heavy
on the merchants horse. while tho
hcokicia horse came in for the rext
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17


Aett- fntsiiis.n-sr. W-nssfrS ~ Va
ThroeSn your rsa4ssf ! am s-nfirs
ne foilowins ngtniDn - IT, remaining
<s"ss ~ y Pc. ~ On ta~ SnrIf series
win ifssl base lau ~safr-r and q
ero~1 Shicn tas nsssr b-fsr- ba-n
eqsAisf In IRE history - ths eam@. fa-
giants captured the first % = series %
games from the Aftlstirs ~ i.. .af~i.
Dnis- In ths b~agiif4l rsp Bf4sr rfadi4u4
ssfst~bii@ hno~n a. t.- Fois grounds
~ sc1fe % p TIE most frt...rtauf
factor In thls gaHrs uas r.@ ttfrrfns 90
both Bender and AAtAaWs4n Is4f to
or We Athieflcr. Dfdrtus ana Hasrr
~~fe aDis % solve 80 delivery ~ Maffy
snrh getting trn hits Difrinr as ne
oix siuEGsf. - BON % his hrs wers
aoubIss The Giants r'lisrt-e b4f hits
from the Indian. tpu - Wrlrh we're lou
plss ~ fevor- snd Meyers IfoWsvsr
fsnn-d steven Giants Even Giant sur-
ceno-f 20 ~ curves - the great In
dian except Doyle aud Meyers collin.
error paved N. Say Tor me Giants first
run A. Eddie fAs been hitting IN tho Sc
isct ct al season. considerahlc as e.
p~cf@d % him. but ne Nas Iik~ q eaflf ~
the hands Of Mstty The fs.rts~n wear
Ola mssoot % me Giants Say. a marvel
Gus exhibition 80 first bass durfrs the
Giants field pra~'ire tn. gss.ip IA a..
cafes Tonight ls that this VIII BE- an
otnsr i1'tshurg- Detroit series with
New York on the lons cad cannot ~
urs That the Giants have anatn.r pitcher
that can hold the Athletics and look
Tor them 10 give tn- Giants a. awful
bstus IN Philadelphia Tomorrow. with
tns American isnEr- rork center ball
Th~ Giants viii have consider abb. trou-
Die with Plank ami COMBS more 40 "a.
latter. kfaus ami Morgan are also a.
Ne considered MAthswson - a sure
thinE IN every zane DO pitches hst h~
cannot pitch them all Although the
Giants have taken the fret o. stIII looks
IKE an even thing However. Iik. the
Athletics
The feature or the game to-day
Was Matty and his fsd- away.
- Nc swiftly worked his mighty arm
Ana shot the hali with bullet rpeed
To chief Meyers. his receiver
And 'hat hiE Indian tried and tru.
with an arm Of steel and an eye or blu.
GUARDED the sacks with a sentinel smil,
Ana prevented any pilferinx
Huos oidring hs from PhiIIy town
BE Jumped around ant up and down
He sm"te thar Pill two awful crArks
AZ result he got two doubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

Two hssr bits HerHoE. Collins HON.
run Baker Pitching record Marquard
tit ir - times 60 anf IN INNINGS
Carutal hits fu times a. bat In I In
rlnE HaDrific- hit. Oldrfnr Left On
bases N~w lors Z. FafHd@lpIsIa 9
Ffr-t base on srrurr phNar.luhia
iiit Pos pitcher. Hy Plank ,snoiErassl
~f-lca uut Br Marquard 4 rs t'ran.
0aI hy Flank r. M.I pitch. Mar
guard Time - TmpiTer A. "a.
plate connolly. on the bases Brennan.
left field. KLEIN. riEht field. Bfneen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
BOWLING
GOOD SCORES CONTINUE IN VA.
RioUS LEAGUES.
Club Bowling League Attracts Great
Interest. - Does the Nusee
Alleys.

High scores continue on an tho local
bowling alleys. az 10 shown by Last
evenings scores on the local alleys
Nose finishes have been made IN prac.
rcaly every Eame uon and FOR this
reason interest bob The bowling zane
has been greatly revived Following
are the scores made last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

"wednesday nishf. Mnr4lers -. Three
stars. Mu=es " Wsrwosd
Thur .ta1 sniEht snaprsfs " Bolton
Indians
FRIDAY rigHt trlqu"~ u.s. kuffel-.
Americans - Americas 40. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
GIANT PIAYERs-

group Of Giant players who are
taking part In the worlds series win
the Athletics. Reading from top 20
bottom are Oevore. left field; Wilson.
catcher Wiltss. pitcher. Meyers.
catcher; merkie. first base. and Hart
ley. catcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

We ste only srsii oysters for our
sters. Friet. Pstties. Pes, etc. TIE
SENATE, siEtsentn ard MARKET Sta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

went intl che AIR. and horns. rattle. and
.t-ef noise making INSTRUMENTS ralatl q
i'r t'st lasted Tor several u.r.lt.- INA
Annette player Showed t0-.r f.ltgff
% running OFT to meet Bahrl a- .r
..-s,i We pia'" f'' herr took t.c
drink o. water.
Mack All Smiles.
-',,.,r, ala.k Vas Hi- smiles when ae
Shihe park after fha gam. d. LAD
piayed another card. llt not a.. me
a''tfaN hta expected. aud san Is
N''ih"s. thr Iron man.. o. take up the
gage of battle ou tn~ Polo -rarrs. by
morrow. The crowd fully crrc.t..f f.e
tAH manager to trot out Cooubs who
Win tl'rag1 fn 1870. and rfar. -.
some russ. irgt in tAs crowd a- Co tie
outcome nl fhr game Ifrr when be- Ms
seeu how well tl. s1utrpav Va x.rl-
ing they ch"erei him on boo bits work
N" .an 900 t.r N"'t YORK team ho
$500 ,., "'5gt."st Welcome was
caught the crowd. and te was giva-
""i.I ''eh TINE Do stepped FEB tie plate
Plank strtfss Ont rir-t Man Up.
- zane ueEen ga minutes after
] DO fret BAH pitched f. riSrE e.. "a
Use. AMI the crowd cfeeref TIE next
NJ, Ne si-. 70 Hi-iAr. arf t.e tH.ri = bali
fielder nctotc. hack fu ta- bench ..r.
tAlu 4o. To- cent OBJ u.s. f. lord. u.H..H he
4att'r almost lost. slipping on tfe arft
sf'und ~ be- started after co.. BAN
Sn"dgrl1 Was Wiped ru tHs aufrr rrnrt
~ one 'f ltA.ha speedy Ir-unuf-. and
vent y hr-t Do. was .rft ter.. as MUIR
In ~. second hair ~ TIE opening .ra-
lhN l.of4 raised tHo .urrs 20 ths homo
'rrr .y sending s Gins. iag singh. t1
riENi Murray was after tle iaII like .
nasH. hut fumhisi Iu tfa nn-rr q. NIX
t ur. and l.nrI srrirtrI TO- second IfI-
ring iAlI down pretty pa rIn,r wII.t
home Collins singled auf Urs.r. al.
=, f.n" Nf Co. fhr plat.
~ uusfcadines. Ifc either r..-4 Ed
catch or could not 1fI.r.ft-f M-.sr.s
pr nhtr. FINALLY "r r.r ..rm rI4.f n.H
. ..a-5 i.e G ,.l.ius OF me ini.aH He
second inning.
ssconi INNING. n.--v If. -''.a..'f .' ihe.I
rlf-lt % fHr fHu. va. .... f.....f f.
sI'nm. o. lirr7HEs long DIE 90 hFa.
t.o.g ,,.i-.nE .1 center ard le tf.rl.
cent yHt 'o.ii-. .' ia.s pu MS e.t
fiFrr1s went f. tH.-f nrI .an.. I....
49, Nr.,-' s.nsi" t" i.fL es,-.1s .g
..r philadelphia .r -c sr..-f .-r.rr .
Davis Fas tossed OFT tt Ir.Ir rr..-.
'i' H u.-f 10 IH-rss ..r. n. ..I
rHa lfff there nr rYr-... ...f . .. J.
~ joy. nfe Hri fluF r.rffIf rr a .....
r. y. .a ID Never. PICKED .r 30
Third Timing.
hrFnrn struck H.f f.r no ....-r ..-...
wien 10 cama lp .r Hr fr.-H .....e
in he frff Irr.~r Dbl rr f. r..-
irrara Singled O.. rt.t sff.r poi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
FALL OVERCOATS

Made to your measure in your choice from
me most up-tO-now fabrics One among
many is the new imported fabric rrorerlS
named WARMTH WITHOUT WEIGHT
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The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-24
ShcItOn-RhOd6S

The local Justice of the
peace, c. B. Howell, was called
upon yesterday morning to
perform the marriage cere-
mony of Alex A. Shelton and
Olive j. Rhodes, both of Noun
tainaii, which he did very
satisfactorily. The young peo
pie are we'll and favorably
known in the south end of the
county and have many friends
who Join in congratulations
and best wishes.