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The Lake County times., 1912-04-03
MISS CAMPBELL A HOSTESS.

Bridge whist was played progress
sively by the members of the Inter Sc
Club who were the invited guests of
Miss Mae Campbell last evening at her
home in East Sibley street Miss
Campbell entertained Mrs. Gerald Ian
don Finch of Seattle and Mrs. Fred
Porter of Hamilton Park. Chicago In
company with the members. A pretti :
ly appointed two course luncheon was
served after the card games. The ar
rangements for the meeting and nex+
week were not completed but the host
ess will be named later.
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HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

The members of the Baptist Womens
Union will meet in the social rooms of
the church in Sibley street Thursday
afternoon. April 4th at thirty
o'clock. The members of the social de
partment will have charge of the meet
ing and they invite the members OF the
society and congregation and their
friends to attend. Mrs. George Houser.
Mrs. r. A. Hickey and Mrs. Ed Hoff-
man of East Chicago will serve on the
days committee. DR.. Bacon will lee
ture on the Passion Play which she
saw at Oberammergau in 1910.
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Will Meet Tonight.

The South Side Improvement asso-
citation viii meet at the Wallace school
building tonight for the first session
that 1t has had in several weeks A
number of important matters will come
up for consideration.
Propositions involving the improve
ment of a number of streets and the
buildings of walks will receive the final
consideration of the association to-
night.
1t is expected that with the approach
of spring that there will be renewed
interest in the organization and that
the membership will materially in
crease.
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COMING FROM MONTREAL.

Mr.. Alexander Stoikowitz of Mon
treal will be the house guest of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. ]. t. Hutton over the Easter hoii-
days Mr.. Stoikowitz holds a position
mechanical engineer with the Grand
Trunk and National TranscontinentaI
railroads of Canada, where he is de-
veloping a new type of all steel pass
enger equipment. He will return after
the holidays accompanied by his wife
70 Montreal where they Will make thet-
future home. Mr.. Stoikowitz was
formerly connected with the Stand :
ard steel Car Company of this city.
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4 MISSIONARY MEETING.

The home of Mrs. George Dobbins in
Doty street was the scene of the meet
ing of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the First NJ E. church yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was n
very interesting one and there were
many members present to enjoy the
program. Mrs Otto Muehlberger.
president of the society presided dur
ing the business hour. The members
discussed the district meeting to be
held at Whiting on the 29th of this
month. Mrs. George r. Streeter will
represent the Hammond society the
program and will read paper on
Ideal Auxiliary OFFICERS" The dele
gates to the convention Will be Mrs
w. H. Spellman and Miss Edna Switzer
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A THIMBLE PARTY.

The young women of the N. N. En-
broidery Club were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of the Misses Klein
in Conkey avenue last evening. Needle
work and music were features of the
evenings social program until ten
o'clock when refreshments were serv-
ed. The luncheon was served in two
courses. Next Tuesday evening, April
9th Miss Bertha Maleitske will enter
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BREAKFAST
Boiled Rice. Sweetened Orange Pulp.
Ham Omelet.
Toasted Hot Cross Buns.
Drip offee.
DINNER.
Cream OF Satisfy. Toast Points.
Stewed Chicken with
Baking Powder Biscuit.
Beaten Potatoes. String Beans.
Cream Cheese Balls with Nuts in
Cress Nests
Waters. Small Coffee.
LATE LUNCHEON.
Thin Bread and Butter.
Macedoine of Fruit In Orange Cups.
Petits Fours. Cocoa.
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NEW CLUB STARTED.

The Sewing Club a newly formed
cial organization composed of a mum
ber of Homewood ladies will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Percy A.
Parry. "A Warren street. The club is
to meet weekly on Wednesday after
moons at the homes of the several
members and the ladies have mapped
out several unique propositions which
they hope to be the source of enjoy
ment a little out of the ordinary.
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Vacation in Schools.

Books were laid aside this evening
ior the balance of the week by the
children in the Catholic parochial
schools, the vacation being due to the
fact that Maunday Thursday and Good
Friday are to be observed tomorrow
and the following day. respectively.
This is also the week for the spring
vacation in the public schools
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at her home in Oak street. He was on
his way to Copemish, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huber left for
West Baden this morning to spend a
few days at the health resort. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Huber's sis
ter. Mrs. William Koehle of st. John.
Mrs George Jaqua of May street
spent yesterday visiting friends and
relatives in Crown Point.
Mrs. r. r. Francks of Hobart spent
the day visiting in Hammond.
Mrs. G. l.. Smith and little daughter
of Warren street have gone to Mr..
Clemens for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. George II. Summers of Indians
Harbor attended the meeting of the
literature committee of the Hammond
woman's Club at the home of Mrs. A.
NJ. Turner tn Glendale Park yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Burge and daugh
ter, Ruth of Carroll street have return :
| ed from a short visit with relatives in
lMerrillville.
| Miss Alma Baker has gone to South
Bend Ind. TO spend few days with
friends.
| CARD OF THANKS.
| We wish to express our thanks to
the many friends and neighbors for
their kindness during the sickness and
Ideath of our son and grandson. Also
for the many pretty floral offerings.
Mr. AND MRS. EDWIN NORTON
FAMILY.
MR.. AND MRS FRANK CARNA-
HAN.
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Funeral of Child.

The funeral of Albert I<ohser, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Lob
ser of Vest Hammond. was held from
the family residence. Lincoln avenue.
this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment
was then held at Oak Hill cemetery.
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responded to an encore. The solos hy
Mrs. Hannauer were very beautifully
given. She sang When Song Is
Sweet" by Gertrude San Souci, Spring
Song" by Msude Naleria White,
Lullaby by Brahms and Lullaby by
Clayton Johns.
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A BRIDGE PARTY.

The members of the University Club
will meet in the University club rooms
in South Holman street Thursday
evening for bridge party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs
August Schneider will serve on the
evenings entertainment committee.
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MEETING rs posTPoNED.

The meeting of the Columbia Club
has been postponed until Thursday att
ernoon of next week. Mrs William
Thum will be the next hostess and will
entertain the members at her homo in
Webb street. The afternoon viii be
devoted to euchre.
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WILL MEET THrRsp.y.

The members of the Northside
Ladies' Club will meet Thursday in
stead of Friday of this week at the
home of Mrs Walter Flanagan, 141
Sheffield avenue.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

This evening at eight o'clock, Rabbi
Schanfarber of Chicago will conduct
religious services in the auditorium OF
the Lincoln-J efferson College of Law
in South Holman street.
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A CARD PARTY.

Whist will be played by the members
of the Fern Leaf Linen Club who have
been invited to meet with Mrs. r. e.
Schoff Thursday afternoon at her home
in Cedar street. 1t will be the regular
bi-monthly social session
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tain. the young women at her home in
Indiana avenue. Miss Maleitske will
entertain at thimble party.
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You will say that a Lavender cigar
cannot be beat. II you try one
The Lake County times., 1912-04-03
PARENTS CLUB MEETS.

The monthly meeting of the Par
ents Club of the West Hammond
school will take place Thursday after
noon, April 4th at three o'clock. A
large attendance of the members is de :
sired as business of Importance will be
transacted. The business meeting will
be held after the following program
has been given:
Reading of minutes and announce
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ExTERTAINs WITH CARDS.

A pleasant time was spent socially
by the memberslof the Golden Rod
Club who were invited to meet with
Mrs. Edward Murden at her home in
150th street yesterday afternoon. The
afternoon was devoted to cards and
pedro was played progressively at
three tables. After several games the
honors were awarded to Mrs. Frank
Dorsey. Prizes were also won by Mrs
Frederick A. Bull and Mrs. Jobbitt
The consolation prize was awarded %
Mrs Frank Grove. A two course
luncheon was served after the games.
Covers were laid for twelve guests.
There will be no social meetings for
three weeks and the next hostess will
be named later.
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NO MEETING THIS WEEK.

The next meeting of st. PauTs
Lutheran League will take place
Thursday evening, April 11th in the
school hall at the corner of Sibley
street and Oakley avenue. There will
be no meeting tomorrow evening on
account of this being Holy Week
and special services at the church.
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Robert III. Peterson who is attend
ing college at Davenport, Ia. stopped
In Hammond last evening for a short
visit with his sisters. Mrs. Frank Grove
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A STUDY MEETING.

The literature section of the Ham
mond Womans Club met yesterday aft
ernoon at the beautiful residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray Turner in
Glendale Park. The afternoon was de-
voted to the study of the two great
Norwegian masters, Henrik 1bsen.
dramatist and Edward Grieg. musician
A very interesting and instructive
paper on the life of Hendrix Ibssn
read by Mrs. Jeannie Sawyer in her
pleasing manner was very much en-
joyed Ghosts" Ibsen's most power
full drama. in. the able hands of Mrs.
ID. C. Atkinson was given in her
inimitab1e style A sketch of the life
of Edward Grieg was given by Miss
Bertha Hansen which was much en-
ioyed and made doubiy interesting by
the knowledge that Edward Grieg was
la frequent visitor at the home of Miss
Hansens mother during her residence
monstrated that music and literature
go hand in hand when the program
was made complete by the efforts of
Mrs. Eugene Cooper and Mrs. L. l..
Bofnberger. Mrs. Cooper rendered
most difffcuIt piano selections from
Peer Gynt in her artistic way helu the
attention of all. Mrs. Bomberger dis
played her ability by beautifully sing
ling the Sunshine Song" and the
Lullaby" from Peer Gynt. Discussion
| by members of the club followed and
with some business transacted most
| Interesting meeting adjourned to meet
in two weeks at the home of Mrs. r. N
Hickok, ID Carroll street. "'Pendennis"
/ by Thackery will be the subject for the
day. Reported"
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Mrs. Eta Dake who is charter mem
ber of the Missionary Society was
made a life member at the meeting
yesterday. After the program dain-
ty luncheon was served and the hour
was passed pleasantly in a social way.
Mrs. Dobbins and Mrs. A. f. Wilcox
were hostesses at the meeting. Mrs
W. Fl. Spellman had the following pro-
gram arranged:
Review of the fifth chapter of the
text book.
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text DOOM.
Conservation of National Ideas"
....... Mrs. w. H. Spellman
Missionary Story. ........ Mrs. Bacon
Armstrong; Way
..... Mrs. Anna Holcomb
Problems of the
Church Mrs. c. w whitney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
wsrNooa BrIefs ans p.rsonsl.

M and Mrs g. " Wardie and chill
dren. ~ Akron. a.. returned home yes
terday after several days visit Vlth
relatives and friends in this commu
nifty
David Widger has returned home io
Akron q. after r. brief visit with rei
atives here
Counriiman Frank Marsh has ief the
contract for r. residence on Norfh
Vain street 10 10 occupied b. him and
family
Charles Prollochs and family have
moved into her ueu howe in North
WaTsood opposite Oneacrsa Adam
Lines and family uIu occluy the ret.
deuce vacated ~ ~ Pruiiurhs
q " hartletl a veil knoEr rcai.
dent n fhis serficn. has embarked In
ne produce business aud uII sali
frum q SAXON in me streets
Miss Helen Bennett. a. Wheelna
Eho has ben The guest 90 Mr. Hen
neit on Nineteenth street hes returned
home
NJ and M William Weaver. sNo
have been seriously 100 81 their home
vith pneumonia for ne past week. are
slowly recovering
Mr. Jacob Znies. % North warwood.
has about recovered from a severe uL
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
HUNTSVILLE
May Import Foreigners to compIete
Sewer Work.

Owing 20 the time drawing rear for
the completion of the new sewer sys-
TEN OF this city and a shortage OF men,
h superintendent stated yesterday
that unless forty or fifty men of this
city applied for work within this week
he would be compelled to getin com
munication with an employment
agency and have about forty foreigners
shipped in here. He stated that he
preferred TO give the home men the
first chance, n any man that applies
for work within this week will be put
to work at once. IL is a question OF
whether or not something like $500 is
TO be distributed through the pay roll
OF the construction company among
the laborers OF this city or some out.
side men.
The time for the completion OF the
sewer Is April 1. and for each and
every day thereafter they forfeit $50.
OF which $25 goes 10 the city and s25
10 the engineers, and as they are way
behind with their work owing to the
bad weather We have had in the mast
month makes IL necessary to more
than double their force or lose the for.
felt money.
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tied relatives in Wellsburg over Sun
day. "a
Fred Volbrecht OF Pittsburgh Is Wis
iting at the home OF his sister on
Third street
Mrs. Leo Monroe left on Saturday
for Grand Rapids. Mich. where she
will join her husband, who has ac-
cepted "A position in hat city.
Miss Mary De Vol visited relatives
in Moundsville over Sunday.
Miss Helen Carmichael. who Is at
tending Oberlin university at Oberlin,
o., was the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
T. W. Carmichael. OF this city over
Sunday.
The Choral club will meet this
evening at the Presbyterian church
for practice.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. ]. II. Miller OF Pittsburgh will
preach at the Methodist church
Thursday next.
Mrs. Lucy George was a Wheeling
shopper yesterday.
MIS-. Alfred Requir. Jr.. and Miss
Hartley were Wheeling visitors yes
terday.
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day morning. when the Rulong case
will come up.
Miss Della Brown, who underwent
an operation at the Glendale hospital
a few days ago for appendicitis. was
brought to her home yesterday and
is improving very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Duggan are at
Washington. ID. C.. where Mr.. Duggan
Is transacting business for few days.
Miss nellie McFadden is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. w. II. Weaver. at Pitts.
burgh. for a few days.
Mrs. o. c. nleman left last evening
for Fairmont. where she will visit
friends and relatives for a few days.
w. c. Romans. of Freeport. O.. is
visiting =. +. Smith. who is conducting
the sale at F. G. Roberts store for a
few days.
Many local people are watching the
election today at McMechen and many
are predicting IL will go dry.
Mrs. McGufln. OF New Castle. Pa,
is visiting Mrs. Stewart and daughter
on Sixth street for a few days.
The new sewer ditch machine was
in operation yesterday on LAFAYETTE
avenue.
The new auto truck ordered a few
months ago by the city is expected to
arrive at any time.
Miss Mary Ferguson returned yes
terday from Pittsburgh. where she
was visiting friends and relatives for
the past few days.
MISS Ella Howard returned 10 her
nome at Point Pleasant YESTERDAY
AFTER spending the past few DAYS visit.
ing friends and relatives.
work on the new stamping companv
VIII nor be started until the one now
completed. u
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Weather DELAYS Work

The l. G. Hallock contracting firm
or wheeling did not start work on the
100000 addition to the Fostoria
glass company yesterday morning as
was expected and the superintendent
stated nat. he weather permitting
work would be started within the neTt
Ten days. IL is the desire OF the CON.
tractors as well as the company 10
nave the work finished up by the end
OF me summer stop. which is August
i; The new additions will give em.
pioyment 10 about 200. making a total
OF 1000 employed BY this Arm
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Leader Of Boy Scout. -

IN next Tuesday evening Comnis.
ler W strate Mcdowell. OF The Al
snehy "a council. OF The Bow scogts
AmeTica. and a national hEure An
ut ehalfs. viii deliver fUo ID
s p In the afternoon fouooins
M schooi session. when he viii me-,
young boys o. the city who are n.
5000 IN themovem@nf. and sl.o h.
'ening he viii deliver a. .ddr.ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05

u.nlet % Police W D. Gsn.. ~.
~ received q telegram yss,e,
- from Chief John Ay,er
. asking the Ioe.I 49,
-. - and locate Charles "a
.st~o"Iuo r. wanted ~ his nom.
a. 70 The sudden DEAN "a
should's Moore ~
-.- : called % fhts notice b. !.
l - cal chief Games bef,,.
eepsrtinE Tor BIZ home
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Cottage prayer meetings viii be
held In the following homes IN Greater
Warwood this week from s.30 10 10
O'Clock Ia the morning Tuesday. Mrs.
George Sutton. Sixteenth street
Wednesday. Mrs james Wright. Mar
street Friday. Mrs. p 4 Allen. Nine
teenfh street.
Last evening prayer meeting vas
held IN the home Of Mrs Phiip sutton
on North Main street. being well ~.
tended
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Basketball Game.

What will no doubt prove the fast
est game of the season will be staked
on Saturday night at the Y. VI. c. A.
floor between the local Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Bellaire Independent Reserves
basketball teams. The locals have
o the last four games and they are
confident OF ~annexing the scalp Of the
Bellaire team. The Wellsburg line
up will be az follows: Filliams, q;
Thompson-Kelly. b; Merryman, C;
McManus. z: Patterson, z.
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Entertainment NTonIaht.

The members OF the Bethel Re-
bekah lodge No. II. auxiliary to the
!. o. o. F.. will give a musical and
literary entertainment tonight ut the
Odd Fellows hall in the Girchrist
building. An interesting program
has been arranged and some OF the
best local musical and literary talent
in the city will be found on the pro-
gron. A large number Of tickets
have already been sold and a large
audience is expected to be In attend
ance- The affair will start at 1880
p. m.
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Yesterday

he past few months. Yesterday
morning Clarence Widger. a well
known young man OF this place. who
has been working in the fields in this
community for the past several years.
left with several fellow workmen,
also OF this section, TO 90 on wells in
the Blue Creek territory.
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viii Post O~eIinquents.

and sem 10 the auditor OF the state.
amounts they owe on Warwood town
taxes for last year. viii be posted
about town. n ts understood that
there are about $500 uncollected.
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Eiremen Meet To-Niaht.

An important meeting OF the mem.
bers OF the Reliance hose company
No. 3. Warwood's new FIRE company
Of the North End. will hold an i'm
portant meeting in Glennova hall TO
further perfect plans for the building
Of their hose house and club room. II
IL likely that the building will be com
menced just as soon as the weather
uarmffa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
OIL DrlIlers Leave.

With few exceptions. all. OF the
many oil drillers who have been in
this section for some time. have gone
to the Blue Creek section. Kanawha
county. near Charleston. where many
large wells have been struck during
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05

If you have ever felt that kitchen
work Is a nuisance, you ought to visit
Cooey-Benty company and see the
splendid display of McDougall Kitchen
Cabinets and learn how n OF these
cabinets will actually reduce your
work by half. You a also get an
opportunity TO secure one OF the
$4,000 cash prizes.
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arfers ieff iasf sren.ur IN
= nr-a ears turl.sss to -
caan on
u terean BIZ r'aas - ~ nr.
- rturrh haif p rsrr fmr.-.r.
m-~iirr Iasf rFrrlrr
NJ fotn Eshop - s-f-utsrvrt.
o $50 frrnr threads a. ~.i-.--
tsrF yesterday
IIu Nirmug Viramua C.nt
H farre fhis sFsnnr in frrIr
80 rccue in The Walter huilftnr
~ C~unrirrhan - ronufar
- gffh stree. al leave
tofs1 To- ~PiffsburEh cher. hs sfr
49, tuanesa f1r q feu asra
Gtrrlt Corrt sfn open 70 Wesn.s
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VIII Give Supper.

The Ladies' Missionary society OF
che Methodist Episcopal church has
made arrangements 10 give a supper
at the church Saturday evening,
March Is, which gives promise OF be-
ing a very successful affair. The
proceeds of the supper will be for the
benefit OF missions. The ladies' are
making preparations for an excellent
menu.
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Bouqht Grocery.

Smiley Palladium OF Third street
has purchased the grocery located on
Charles street between Fifth and
Sixth streets. recently opened by A.
j. Bowman. Mr.. Palladium is well
known in Wellsburg. having been con-
nected for some time with the Frank
s. Wait Cash grocery. and he will no
doubt make a success OF his new I'M
dertaking.
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Twins Born.

There was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Kletzer. OF North Warwood.
yesterday. twin boys, each Weighing
nearly eight pounds. The young
couple we're married about n year
ago. Mr.. Kletzer has been for some
time employed in the Wheeling office
OF the United States Express Com
pauy.
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VIII Banquet and Bowl.

On Thursday evening the employees
of the United Dairy Company of
Wheeling will hold a banquet and
bowling party in the Lasch building,
South warwood. The banquet will be
served by Caterer David r. Jones,
proprietor OF the Jonsie hotel. and
plates will be laid for 80 OF the
United men and women Mr.. Jones
will also have charge of the bowling
contests.
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Jones IA sneaL

This evening in the auditorium n,
the Central school building DR.. liar.
ret y. Jones. OF Wheeling. one OF The
foremost figures in the Hght again,
tuberculosis in this state. Will give an
ADDRESS to the young ladies' on ,ba
high school and also the member. -,
schools. grammar
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Discharges Received.

Several OF the members OF Com
pany c. West Virginia National
Guard. have received their honorable
discharges from Captain Karl c.
Brashear. the company having been
mustered on OF service last Noyem-
Der by Gov. W. r. Glasscock. The
members who have not yet received
their discharges will receive them
this week.
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hs~ inssstriss csm-it,.. -.

lnrr- MEMBER o. TIE s-.l-~~--
90 neg iudusfries ID
bipyd. " " Hsnd~raor 49, 80
ruraY. leff Sunday 90 al irs,.~
N manufacturing pIsr.
.olnmoua spriurfsid and $780,
tions from Arms no go IA