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Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Miss Edith Humphreys, who for
seven years or more has been kind
and obliging saleslady in the De-
partment Store of J. Edward De-
Ford, has resigned and moved to
Philadelphia, where broader oppor-
tunities await her. Miss Hum
phreys has an unusually large circle
of friends who wish her every sue.
cess. Her resignation followed
closely upon that of Miss Fannie
Mabrey. another saleslady employed
at DeFOrd' s, who has moved with her
family to Philadelphia. Their posi-
tiOns have been filled by Miss Lillian
Huggins, recently with George W.
Turner & Son and by Miss Katherine
Wilson, recently of the Finley Acker
Store, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers, State
president; Mrs. Mollie Chandler.
corresponding secretary; Miss Annie
W. Sutton, State press superinten-
dent, and Mrs. Carrie Farrell, Mrs.
W. D. Parry and Mrs. William J.
Doughten, delegates, left this morn
ing for Milton, where they are at
tending the State convention of the
State W. c. T. U. An interesting
three-day program has been arrang-
ed and the Smyrna delegation are
anticipating a pleasant time.
Mr.. William H. Stavton, Jr..
who graduated last year from the
Smyrna High School, left Monday
for New York City, where he will
pursue course of study at the
Horace Mann School. He will later
enter Yale University. Mr.. Stay
ton was accompanied by his father,
who stayed with him until he had
matriculated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mansfield
Hoffecker, who were married at
South Londonderry, Vermont, on
Tuesday of last week, the 18th inst,
were over Sunday visitors to Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Hoffecker. They
were on their way from their wed.
ding trip to Renova, Pa, where Mr..
Hoffecker as previously stated will
become proprietor of "The Clinton. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Boyd,
of Rutledge, Pa, were over Sunday
visitors to their relatives in Smyr.
ma. They had just returned from
delightful trip to Bermuda. They
returned home Monday, when Mr.. Boyc
took up his duties with Macdonald
& Campbell, Philadelphia's we'll
/ known clothiers and gents furnish
ers.
Mrs. Henrietta W. Tschudy hav,
returned from an extended visit t.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymont
at Kilbourn, Wis. They were &C
companied by Mrs. W. W. Rich, o
S;alina Cruz, Mexico, who came nortl
ON account of her health. She will
spend sometime with her mother
Mrs. Tschudy, in Smyrna.
Mrs. Eleanor Walls, of Crump
ton, Nd, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Albert Chandler, and her mother
Mrs. Goodwin. She will remain il
Smyrna, while Mrs. Chandler is at
. tending the State W. c. 7. U. con
ventioR at Milton.
> Mrs. James D. Wilds, Miss Eb
: WiIds and Mrs. and Mrs. S. Gilber
Wilds have returned from sojour
spent at the Hotel Borton. Atlanti
City, N. j.
Mr.. Watson S. Gearhart has re
turned to Brooklyn after vacatio
spent with his parents in Smyrn
y and his brothers at Chester Heights
Pa.
!, Miss Flo Gootee, daughter of MI
4 and Mrs. B. Frank Gootee, leave
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
TWO WEDDINGS AT DOVER
Miss Ida Frazier, Sister of Mrs. Homer
D. Hudson, of Smyrna, and Daniel
{. Jones.-Johnson-W

Miss Ida Frazier, Sister of Mrs. Homer
D. Hudson, of Smyrna, and Daniel
{. .Jones.-Johnson-Wiggins
Two brides-elect became brides
together Wednesday at a brilliant
country home wedding at noon, when
Miss Gustavia Wiggins,a Dover girl
held in high esteem in social circles,
became the bride of Smith Johnson
at IL. 80 and Miss Ida S. Frazier was
married to Daniel F.. Jones, deputy
State Treasurer of Delaware, at
IL. 40. The marriages were per-
formed in the presence of the same
witnesses, but under separate arches
and by different ministers. DR..
A. W. Lightbourne, of Dover,
officiated at the nuptials of Mr..
Johnson and Miss Virgins. The
Rev. Sewell N. Pichard, of Delmar,
performed the ceremony uniting
Miss Frazier to Mr.. Jones. 1t was
understood by many that this
"double wedding" in the social
whirl, was to have been carried out
at .eveutide, at the country home,
but the party pf Erides and bride
grooms were threatened by sere-
naders and it ID believed this caused
a Encouragement of the plans so
that the noon hour could be utilized
to make Cupid work overtime and
keep two clergymen busy.
Both Brides Wore Going-awaY Gowns
Miss Virgins wore brown going
away suit with hat and gloves to
match. Miss Frazier wore a
travelling outfit of English gray
with black picture hat. Travelling
suits also formed the apparel of the
bridegrooms, Mr.. Johnson's of gray
and Mr.. Jones' of brown. Relatives
and close friends of the contracting
couples formed the guests at de-
lightful wedding breakfast. There
were some house decorations, but
these were not elaborate, an at
mosphere of simplicity and cordial
]
ity prevailing at the ceremonies.
Miss Virgins has become known as
a soprano soloist in Dover and sang
several times in DIR. Lightbourne' S
church there. Miss Frazier was
married by the same minister who
offieiated at the marriage of her
parents. and recently of her sister.
After the two weddings, the brides
and grooms were given "send off
thew will long remember. A
butchers wagon, used for hauling
cattle, was secured. On all sides
were posted placards announcing the
marriage of the two couples, anc
the "big show" as scheduled.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Mrs. Postles having received a
barrel of empty jars from the Palm
er Home, Dover, desires to notify the
Kings Daughters and others wish
ing to donate fruit that they can ex-
change their full jars fer empty ones
ny bringing them to her home. The
Jars must be in by the first of Oc-
tooer as the fourth is donation day.
Anyone wishing to make a donation
OF clothing or money will please
send the same to Mrs. Temple or
Mrs. F. E. Postles, directors. This
is a worthy cause and the ever ready
circle of Kings Daughters of Dover
deserve all the encouragement the
public can give. All persons having
the strip of pennies will bring same
TO first meeting of Circle, Sept. %.
In the advertising columns of this
paper the announcement of the An
nual Fall Opening of The M. Megary
q Son Co., of Wilmington, Del. =,
appears. Being the largest store
of its kind in the State and having
unequalled facilities for the display
of furniture, carpets, draperies and
chinaware, they are able to show
everything which goes to make the
home attractive and comfortable.
Needless to say, the utmost courtesy
will be extended co visitors. Every
one will be made cordially welcome,
while none will be importuned to
purchase. On the opening days the
firm allows a discount of ten per
cent on all purchases with one ex-
ception) and during the evening
from eight to ten O'Clock, musical
selections will be rendered by Ed
wards Concert Orchestra of ter
pieces.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
In Memory Of Clara Linda Novel;

She came to us in the month Of June,
When the roses were In their fullest bloom,
And the earth seemed so bright, so cheerful ana
gay,
But her time with us here'was only short stay
Now her rosebud spirit has w inged its flight
To a word beyond where all is 20 bright.
Where the heavenly roses do bloom All the tme
' - Papa
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
FOR SALE
Farm Of 50 Acres

Farm of 81 acres, so acres in
cultivation, balance in woodland.
Good room house with cellar.
Barn for a horses and 6 COWS, wag-
OH house poultry house. Good
water and plenty of shade, IT'S pear
trees, 100 apple trees, 100 other
fruit trees, 515 miles of town.
Terms easy. Price 81, 200
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings. Phone I39.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
Farm Of 100 Acres

Farm of 100 acres, IS acres clear
balance in woodland, ~ miles
from town. Good 7 room house,
good barn, 100 apple trees. This
farm is a bargain. Price So, 500
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Pure italian Olive Oil, rs cents a
quart at Cummings. Pone 139.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

The Smyrna Flour and Feed Ex-
change will open for business next
Saturday. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27


Cummings. Phone 139.
Pure Italian Olive Oil, rs cents a |
quart at Cummings. Pone 139.
The Smyrna Flour and Feed Ex-
change will open for business next
Saturday. See advertisement.
Try Turner's fresh meats-beef.
pork, veal and lamb. Fresh line of
groceries always on hand. George
W. Turner & Son. W
A neat bay window is being built
out from the dining room of Mr..
John A. Hoffecker's residence, which
will make a decided improvement.
Mrs. Matte W. Campbell an
nounces in her advertisement that
her Fall millinery opening will be
this week, Friday and Saturday,
Mr.. Culver, who comes here from
Bridgeville, will represent the Sing
er Sewing Machine Company in this
vicinity, vice George L. Brown who
resigned to enter the insurance busi-
ness.
El Smyrna Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs William
A. Stevens Monday evening, October
End, at 7.3O o'cock. Sec.
A Bank, Smyrna's custom tailor,
will close his shop on Monday and
Tuesday, October 2 and 9, next that
he may enjoy the Jewish New Year
holiday He and his family will
Spend it in New Yask City.
The ladies of st. Peters Church
will hold a Rummage and Food Sale
on Saturday next, Septebmer Both,
in the building next door to post
office.
H. D. Boyer, realestate broker,
has sold the property of Miss S. E.
Savin on Market Street, tenure of
H. M. Smith, to Samuel Cats for
S1100.
Opera House tonight and all this
week, the mysterious Mile DeVerno
and Prof. De Almon's shows. You
should not miss it. Admission 10
cents to all.
The Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet on Thursday evening,
September 28th, at 7.3O at the home
of Mrs. Emma Jerman. Cor. Sec.
A special business meeting of
Asbury M. E. Mite Society will be
held at 7.3O O'Clock Saturday even
ing. Full attendance is requested.
Sec.
President John E. Phillips of the
Asbury Ushers Union has appointed
the following ushers and collectors
for October: Morning-E. T. Port.
or, C. B. Walls, J. E. Chandler, v.
L. Phillips; evening". F. Webb,
A. D. Cole, William c. Mcdowell,
Harry Collins.
Mrs. C.. A. Winford has just re-
ceived one of the best and handsom
est lines of Ladies' TailGr-mad'
Suits and Skirts she has ever car
ried. You will do well to inspec
her stock. See advertisement.
Miss M. A. Murray Smyrna
well-known milliner. had her open
ing last Friday and Saturday and at
tracted much interest. Her windoy
and store were prettily decorate'
with the latest creations in headgea
and women who visited the "open
ing" were pleased. See Miss Muir
rays advertisement.
Steamer frankie" was unabl
TO make its last trip according t
schedule owing to q broken shaft
She was taken to the shipyard TO
repairs and will he down tomorrow
Thursdy night, and will resume tn
schedule leaving here Friday
noon.
In Memory of Clara Linda Novel;
She came to us in the month Of June,
When the roses we're In their fullest bloom,
And the earth seemed so bright so cheerful az
gay
But her time with US herewas only short sta
Now her rosebud spirit has " inged is aight
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
Farm of 100 Acres

Farm of 100 Acres, 100 acres in
cultivation the balance woodland
Plenty Of good timber worth the
price Of farm, 6 room house, barn
and other farm buildings.
Price 81
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27
Farm of IS Acres

Farm of IS acres, 40 acres wood
land, balance in cultivation. Good
house and good farm buildings.
Fruit of all kinds. Price 1880
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

EA Smyrna Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs William
A. Stevens Monday evening, October
End, at 73O o'cock. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Try Turner's fresh meats-beef.
pork, veal and lamb. Fresh line of
groceries always on hand. George
W. Turner & Son. y
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

A Bank, Smyrna's custom tailor,
will close his shop on Monday and
Tuesday, October 2 and 9, next that
he may enjoy the Jewish New Year
holiday He and his family will
Spend it in New YaSk City.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

The ladies of st. Peters Church
will hold Rummage and Food Sale
on Saturday next, Septebmer Both,
in the building next door to post
office.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

H. D. Boyer, realestate broker,
has sold the property of Miss S. E.
Savin on Market Street, tenure of
H. M. Smith, to Samuel Cats for
S11O0.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

A neat bay window is being built
out from the dining room of Mr..
John A. Hoffecker's residence, which
will make decided improvement.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Steamer frankie" was unable
to make its last trip according to
schedule owing to broken shaft.
She was taken to the shipyard for
repairs and will he down tomorrow,
Thursdy night, and will resume the
schedule leaving here Friday at
noon.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Mrs. C.. A. Winford has just re-
ceived one of the best and handsom-
est lines of Ladies' TailGr-made
Suits and Skirts she has ever car
ried. You will do we'll to inspect
her stock. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

The Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet on Thursday evening,
September 28th, at 7.30 at the home
of Mrs. Emma Jerman. Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Opera House tonight and all this
week, the mysterious Mile DeVerno
and Prof. De Almon's shows. You
should not miss it. Admission 10
cents to all.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

President John E. Phillips of the
Asbury Ushers Union has appointed
the following ushers and collectors
for October: Morning-E. T. Port
or, C. B. Walls, j. E. Chandler, v.
L. Phillips; evening". F. Webb,
A. D. Cole, William c. Mcdowell,
Harry Collins.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Mr.. Culver, who comes here from
Bridgeville, will represent the Sing
er Sewing Machine Company in this
vicinity, vice George L. Brown who
resigned to enter the insurance bust.
ness.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

A special business meeting of
Asbury M. E. Mite Society will be
held at 7.3O O'Clock Saturday even
ing. Full attendance is requested.
Sec.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Miss M. A. Murray Smyrna's
weIl-known milliner. had her open
ing last Friday and Saturday and at
tracted much interest. Her window
and store were prettily decorated
with the latest creations in headgear
and women who visited the "open-
ing" were pleased. See Miss Muir
rav's advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1911-09-27

Mrs. Matte W. Campbell an
nounces in her advertisement that
her Fall millinery opening will be
this week, Friday and Saturday,
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matters viii also come up for con
sideratiou
General order 80 I from the dc.
par'ment % the West Virginia g. 4.
x has been mailed from the oficc or
Department Commander y. v. Sauls
bury. and contains some very interest
Ing facts
Becoming caught in n lathe ~ a
machine. The right hand % David
PHILLIPS. o. machinIst employed 81 the
Wheeling Mold and Foundry company
Nas seriously injured Thursday night
He was removed 20 the CITY hospital
where tho injury was attended 90
Game birds are more scarce this
year than ever 'Tforv according go
tho statements ofs,imrods o. This city
uho have been hunting ln This see.
zion. The counfr. 81 almost devoid 81
game birds in this vicinity. hu' yenrs
ago This vas one ~ the best bird
hunting grounds .n The country
Rev T. " s s'ryker has re-
turned from Baltimore. where he Vas
a delegate a. an important meeting
n the Pr0fcstsnf Episcopal church on
~ ednesdav and Thursday Ofher
West Nirginians in attendance af the
meeting we're iishop Gravaff. ~
Parkersburg Rev IS q. Christian. ~
Noundsville s. Alsfriend and Rev.
Jacob Birmingham. OF this city Arch.
deacon Spur. % M0undssfiie. de.
uVered an address
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BN ELS

4 fore Ener applied 81 police head
quarter yesterday eho appeared 90
Boz mentally unbalanced The police
Esre unable to End out what be
wanted and uhcn dlsm Used from the
building do NOT return
The board o. control has asked
f.r bids on neu cement curling for
Main -fr.r. from Twelfth 90 the creek
hr.r'-a Tho curbIrg is f0 be pro.
f'cfei ty q strip of metal on the edge
10 tho curb
Tp1 more sections 90 tho new
lf 600 Gallon pump for the ner uater
work. arrived yes. fr1ay and ~ la
frouEnf I.sf fle pumping station uIII
b. completed hy tho Fret ~ fhe year
Council or The meeting on Tues
dHt night. among other measures. uiII
consider fl- Var- moving picture
-rrN ordinance
several dozen boxes o. fle fam
Nr~r a+l-.es acre fsrrr 90 Che
.h.I meeting at San Antonio b.
fll Contra. hague rauera. and DO fa
re-tI.F raclgl- fhst Dr. vfiU AID me
.1ca. men ir b-.IEIre the 1912 con
tert0- fn WreeUrE
The star. board f0r che ersnIn.
s'.lr of public accountants FOR GER
f.a-e s- rartf.t public accountants
ODD. re a+ +rr Hotel Earauha
Charleston. or Eotsmbe- fsth
Through some .surfarafarrIrr
. ueetng OF tho board of trade uas
heid iasf evening. and vac post.
.el u1Cl next Fridav evening A.
meeting reports uUl d. beard
from The seml. centennial and new iu-
4lsIrle1 committees OthcF important
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v C. T. Entertsior.,,

An entertainment end dance val.
given by Che United Comuarr..
travellers OF Wheeling Friday syeri-.
AZ ne a % q W. ball on ChaplIre
street The following program W..
rendered
overture summer orchestra
selection Whceiing Mandolin club
solo-W william uefwcHer
Violin Solo Iawra-cc Summers
Two cutups in ver-afiIe comedy
spetch Eugene Mccain and Touis
Huseman
Solo Thomas McCoIough
Selection Wheeling Mandolin club
So'o-W. D Sadier
So'o-GaorEe Cossuth
Uuef-Miss Gertrude r-our and
Thomas NcCoiough
Miss Erma Hcatfie Accompanies
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THINKS WELL
% TIE Golden West Does Thomas n.
Nino0. Canton Man. No~
IN CITY.

Thomas % Nimon. " Canton. .. Is
in the city in che interest 81 tuo o.
fhn biggest propoflfiore ln orchard
tracts in the west. repfeseuting two
land an irritation companies. with
large holdings ir ne picfuresque
Green river valley ~ ne Utah and The
pa Ifade valley ~ Colorado
Nr simon is here f0r fhe most part
fol che interest ~ settling 10 his
fa hers es.afr near Canton. ~ which
he Del admirisfrafrr. and incidentally
Del shaking hands with n number o.
old Wheeling friends.
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The home OF Str. ana Nrs. a Kunk.
lcr on Center street FULTON. vas the
scene ~ a pleasant masquerade sur.
priFe party in honor ot h.r sister. Sire
y ~ Han ~ P'ttshurE. who Del visit.
hE Orr Fulton The house vas baaufl
fully decorated for tho occasion and
the evening was spent With danrInr.
cards aud other eamcg ana music A.
a late hour an elaborate luncheon was
served. The following we're present
Mr. and Mrs Aiodrh Becker ST. and
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new duties Nj Dunn is TO leave -
his new fed 90 Toledo on Novembc-
20.
T. Bsley. OF tho National BIS
cut Company. left last evening tor
The home Of his parents IN Marietta
vhsrr Pee will join his Vife and ~
turn with her 20 this city today
p = Howard. formerly cashier o.
ihe local ONCE - me Adams Express
Company. IL eNpec ed 60 return TO
This city early uest week
Mr and Irs sherman FerreH. of
Bow street. are The proud parents OF
haiJ -iIi Vh mich arrived yesterday
morning
tii-s Mary Smna. OF Martins Fer
~. is rho guest Of Miss Minnie nick
Cr-oI. ~ Patterson
Mrs sarah =. Rorcr wIu leave FOR
iIusburg tomorrow where she VIII
gIy" ruoting denominations during
The coming week
Miss Margare- Grant r.u-ued to
her home ar Norgan.opn last even.
.rr after visit Vith trends iu tfis
city
William BLACK of Moundsyiue ia
spending several days vI'h friends IN
This city.
s. T Arnold viii Iet,e Tuesday
morning Tor Huntington. where 10,
Hlil assist in the taking ~ the cir, 81
religious census
T. 49, GNNalley ~ The Marietta
Paint a color Company. ls 90 'he city
nr business
Thomas ~ Nimou. ~ Canton. o.
reprnseniing fhe Green River Land
~ lrrigaron Company. BE- in tho Grey
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wheeling Man Killed.

While coupling cars in the Beaver
Yards ism White. a former resident
~ this city. Was run down and In.
stan'ly killed by n p. g. l. v. train.
News Of his death was received in
the city last evening He was 20
years ~ aye and married His mother
resides boz this city.
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A public euchre vas riven In the
ODD Fellows he'll on The fhe south
side. Friday eveninr. under tho
auspices OF the Richie council No
-l9a ROYAL Arcanum. and vas largely
attended The ladies' prizes we're
son as follows First. o. Mrs A
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NOON ECLIPSE
Partial Eclipse % t-e Noon Was
Seer ~ wheeling People Lsst
Everfn7

part.a. eclipse o. mo moon was vis.
lb.e 'ast n.F1f shortly after e O'CLOCK
when the sun passed over tte south.
ern corner ~ t1e moon Many
Wheeiine people viewed the eclipse.
which vas visible untn shortly after
lo O'Clock The eclipse came 81 a
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\ meriinE of th" members of the
"Wednesday Musical club viu hc held
this afternoon af 3 O'Clock iu fhr IeC
ture roo moi thc FIr-t Presbyterian
church for the prrpus. oft arranging
for the concert to be held a. the Court
thcatcr "Wednesday evening The
meeting d. an important one and all
mcmbCrs are requested to Dol present
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The Ladies' AID society % fr.
Pieasant 1904 " r church gave
chicken supper in Garvins bali. sher
rard, on Thursday evening. and 70.
allied a large sun which euI be- 20
piled fo -he needs OF the church
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\ playlct entitled Hadly Mixed uas
presented hy the AID society 81 Wt
Oiivet church iu their hall Friday
eveniur. The PLAY was one o. the
b'-t amateur comedies ever riveu
there and wac well attended
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There U.li Dol % social az the 81. So
G. s. This ereuIng The affair viii
Do informal and an Interesting bro
cram ~I o. carried out Homer 81
simmons ulN recte To Kor So.
fitsburE magician. wiii give an ex..
oiuou iu mystery and msEic rh.r.
vil DO many interesting feature.
among which will be keuar's famous
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The Numbers Of The arr department
or The Woman 81 club Will hold a moe,
inE .n fl" board of trade room. ftI.
afternoon at O'Clock instead OF 3
CLOCK. as arranged 4 s0ld program
VIII bc rendered
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sIs O'Clock Dinner.

Miss Minnie Nicker@on entertained
a. her homo M Patterson FRIDAY
evening with s.N O'Clock dinner. 800
honor % Miss Elizabeth Clark. or
Nellsburs. vs. Va and Miss Mae
smith ~ Martins Ferry. q Follow
INK 'he luncheon The evening was
spent V.th games and music
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hahfr. second. Mrs o. iocae. COM
ISOLATION. Mrs Kate Custer g.r.io.
h'i prizes were awarded f1 thas
NI'l'sins. first. Willard TAYLOR. soc
ono. and Charles nderIug cons.
ia'i"n Tho water set offered b, ft.
council was awarded to Miss ANY
schultz of $500 WotzcI street
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@ DO not believe there ts any other
dam pen piece % flannel. uIth Cham.
beriains Linimenf and bind BE- ou over
me seat - pain There ls nothing
better For sale b. oil dealers.
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SOCIETY


The ladies OF fhr ST. James church
will give ~ supper ln the basement OF
the church neat Wednesday evening
FOR tho benefit of the church supper
will be served at o. o'clock
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Tho Woman Missionary society Of
One Second Presbyterian church will
-iyc a cake and candy sale lu the
George X Taylor store today. begin
uuing a. a. m. Nrs Kate Evans
and Mrs Frank Gaus are loo charEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

The Lady Ma~cahees. Burt hive No.
3s. held a meeting in fhe odd Fel
business vas The proEram of the even
lows ball Friday evening Special
business vas the program OF fhe ven.
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