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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

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I PAY BEST PRICE FOR SECOND
hand goods. w. Glicltman, II So. w
Temple. Wasatch 45l3. h1760
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., 3S1 so
STATE ST. fhoneS 1850 mo667
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
aiS 70 2nd So Phone 81 bot
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED.
expert workmanship; satisfaction guar.
anteed. L.. Nielsen. 67 So. State, aS6S2
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PERSONAL

LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST Foa
chiches.ers Pills. the Diamond Brand
For 2S years known as Best. Safest Al.
ways Reliable. Buy OF your Druggist;
Take no other ChichesteEs Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
where
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MONEY TO LOAN

COULD WE Make MORE LOANS
upon renl estate than any 1vo COM
2ctitors combined unless our methods are
right
Nineteen years experience with only
ono foreclosure
TRACY LOAN & TRUST CO.,
IL E. LIST South. mosGl
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR

c. ". HULL, rs CONSTITUTIONS
building opposite T., G. NJ. l. Your own
ma ierlal made uO. hi3I
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DOG KENNELS.

ISTERMoUNTAiN KgNNEEla. El..;
! West 18th South, Ds pno;f
Co. No. -. Ills Eh ave
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

5BER W. HALL. uTNDERTAIIER AND
ombalmer 16i So. West Temple, Phone
05 d3
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

AS announced in the PRESS last Sat
urday there will be quite a change in
the teaching force in the city schools
the coming year, most of those who
have decided to 60 elsewhere having
been here several years and desiring a
change IN that account. Supt. Berg
remains, Miss Wilson will again be
principal of the high school and Miss
Walters will continue as commercial
teacher. The other high school posi-
lions are vacant. Miss Slindee in the
eighth grade, Misses Colwell and Mason
in the first, Misses Mum and Beidler in
second. Miss Rue in third and Miss
Ostvig are the others of the present
force, who have signed up for next
year. On Tuesday evening the board
gave an election 10 six grade teachers
and a domestic science instructor.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
Harry Eden was in Bismarck this

Harry Eden was in Bismarck this
week.
Pete Schorsck was in from Emerson
the past week visiting his brother and
sister.
August Pertner was a business visitor
from the Cannon Ball country on Thurs
day.
Chas. Ward, principal of the Belield
schools, was visiting friends in the
city last Saturday.
Mrs. Christ Rasmussen returned to
Medora on Thursday after visiting Mrs.
S. M. Ferris a few days.
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland returned this
week from a several weeks visit at her
old home in Oneida. ILL.,. and at Gales
burg, iii.
S. B. Creswell, who sold his ranch and
cattle near Hanley to H. E. Stevens, is
leaving with his wife and two children
for River Falls, Wis.
Herbert Tomilson, an employee at the
local railroad shops. was taken to the
Brainerd hospital Monday for an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Frank Wewerka, timer at the Lish
Hardware store, was called to St. Paul
last Saturday on account of his fathers
death. He returned Thursday.
John Satterlund writes the Bismarck
Tribune about meeting Dan Manning,
Dr.. V. n. Stickney. Alex Montague.
Mrs. McGillivray. Mrs. McGlashan, Miss
Tschirhart, and others in California.
Gordon Dodd was visiting his mothe,
and greeting old friends in the city q
few days this week. Mr.. Dodd. who
works for the Oregon Washington Rail.
road & Navigation Co., was on his way
to Chicago, where he has business t
transact. Z
Mrs. Earl Robinson went down t
Bismarck Friday 10 visit her sister-in.
law, Mrs. Stewart Cummings. who il
receiving treatment at q hospital there.
She will also visit her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Conroy. in Mandan. and on hel
return will be accompanied by Little
Doris Cummings.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

+. Ernest lessen of New England had
business in the city the first of the
week. tts ss,
Erma Marmon of Sentinel Butte re-
ceived treatment at the Stein hospital
this week.
Mrs. w. fl Flanagan was quite ill at
her home this wee ), suffering with
pleurisy and complications.
Anton Lampl and Matthias Link, two
farmers south of Richardton, were bust
ness visitors in the city on Friday.
Mrs. j. M. Brady and children went
to Medora last week to join Mr.. Brady,
who is manager of the Medora Coal
Company at that place.
II John w. Goodall. superintendent of
live stock on the Berthold reservation,
came over the first of the week and
visited in the city for a few days.
Miss Ethel Summers, domestic
science teacher, underwent an operation
for the removal of her tonsiIs last Sat-
urday, and was making rapid recovery
this week.
l. j. St0xen and son, Arthur, were in
TIC city Wednesday. u young man
was having some dental work done.
They reported the slei9hing q little
hard on account of the roads not being
travelled much in places.
Mrs. Georgia Babcock and Mrs. w.
S. Bailey arranged q 'tdress-up' party
for the roomers and residents of the L.
C. Smith home on Thursday evening.
Characters of every description we're in
evidence there and genuine fun pre-
vailed until q late hour. The splendid
supper served concluded an evening Of
much merriment.
Judge w. C. Crawford has rendered 9
decision in the Blachley case holding
that the land in question In Dunn county
was not a homestead at the time
decided to the Dakota Land & Cattle
Co., inasmuch as Blachley was living
at the time in Iowa. It was further
held that the statutes of Limitation also
prevented the widow. Mrs. Blachley.
from coming and claiming the land al
this time.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
LOCAL NEWS

For Rent-o room house and stable.
eastern part of city. Inquire at Walton
q Davis or VIM. Reiche, owner. I2-3o-tf
For Sale-oats at 55c per bushel at the
Powers Elevator Co. in Gladstone.
Matthias Bayer. Mgr. 12-23-4mptf
Money to loan on farm property.
Three, five and Ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
Petricka. i2-a.tf.
For screened Lehigh Ignite, Bitumin-
Gus Coal and kindling, order from the
Consolidated Coal Co: Prompt service
n two thousand pounds to the ton
guaranteed.
12-o-tf
a good stock of Owens New Separator.
Tanning Mill and Smut Cleaners. on
sale at Drenkel's. These Tanning Mills
are the best known and prices are the
lowest. Call at ono and get ready for a
Dig crop TINS year. 7-3tf
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday services at 10 80 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. : Sunday School at ii AS d.
m. &C hristain Endeavor at 6 80 p. m.
A series of Sunday evening addresses
will be given during the remainder of
March by prominent men of the city on
the theme. 1.-THE Making of a City,"
This Sunday evening F. G. Reed will
speak on Business Standards" and
Supt. 1. r. Waldron on the subject Of
Making the City Attractive"
Mid-week meeting for prayer and
Bible study on Wednesday evening at
1880 O'Clock.
A. c. HACKE, Minister.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

Use Faultless Bear Creek coal. Ask
Deiters. Phone s. 3-16-2 D
A few of, Hazel Aultman's girlfriends
planned a theatre party for her last
Friday evening in honor of her birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. Brayfield will give her annual
Mission tea on Monday. March IL,
from three O'Clock to s ct the Rectory.
St. Patrick's day fallsne on Sunday
this year. The proceed. a silver offer:
ing, are given to the children's Lenten
Offering.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth (Mid-Lent) Sunday in Lent,
March 18th. Holy Eucharist. 8 q. mr:
Mathis and sermon. 10 80; Sunday
school and bible class, IL: evensone
and sermon, 1880.
Wednesday-Litany, 1880. Thurs
day-Holv Eucharist, 10 100 a. M. FRI
day-Litany. 7:3O D. m.
j. S. BRAYFIELD. Rector.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
Just struck town 80 the
Graduate and Favorite
clothes for men who know.
We await your early in
9pection, at the Levy Bros.
Store, Willard st. 1t

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Tallmadge returned
Tuesday from a business trip to the
Twin Cities.
E. r. Nelson from Livingston. Mont.
spent Sunday with Roadmaster Nelson
in this city.
e. ]. Scharf left Thursday night for
Fargo and expected to 60 on to the
Twin Cities.
S. M. Ferris went to Beach on Thurs
day to be in attendance for a farmers
meeting there on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welton Mcdonald enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Lee of Glad
stone the first of the week.
Mrs. P. A. Berg came down from
Zenith Wednesday and left the follow
ing day for Rush City. MIMI, where
she will visit relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. T.. N. Hartung, who has been
visiting at her old home in Williams
port, Pa, also New York and New
Jersey points for the last four months,
was expected to arrive home today
Saturday.
Mrs. James Coleman is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Will Carroll, for several
weeks. MIR. and Mrs. Coleman are
1Ivlna now in Washington a few miles
from Seattle.
Mrs. H. H. Hubbard enjoyed a short
visit with her former school friend,
Miss Lucille Rathman of Wisconsin, who
was on No. 3 Thursday IN route to the
Pacific Coast.
Miss Ellen McDonoueh was visiting
friends and relatives in the city a few
days this week, en- route from Lisbon,
where she has been for about two
years, to visit a sister, Mrs. j. j. COL
Inns. of Billings. Mont. Miss Nc
Oonough is a daughter of T.. B. Nc
Donough. formerly of Dickinson.
Will Hughes of Beach has been study
ing the water works system in Dickin-
son and IS to read a paper at home the
last of the week, where efforts are being
made to get a system for fire protec-
tion. Alderman ALT. White has been
asked to attend the meeting and add
his experience to the question under
consideration.
Earl Fisher is we'll acquainted with
W. L. Houser of Mondovi, Wis, where
he resided before coming to STARK
county. H. H. Hubbard. the Dickin.
son Creamery Go. butter maker. is also
from the same town. Both gentlemen
were pleased Wednesday night to hear
their old townsman speak.
The ''Silver Tea at the Conereea-
tional church Thursday evening was
quite largely attended and was a very
pleasant affair. A social hour was fol.
lowed by a short program, consisting
of the following numbers: Piano solo.
Dorothy Robinson song, Blanche Flana.
gan : piano selection. Miss Wilson reel.
tation. Mrs. Crowl piano duet, Myrtle
Parker and leila Stanton; song. Mil
dred Perkins; recitation, Mrs. R. T.
Crawford; song, Mrs. Hughes reading.
A. c. Hacke. After the program {
lunch was served in the parlor from
tables prettily decorated in Green ane
white. Mrs. T. H. Pugh pouring coffe'
and Mrs. Hacke serving.
Paul Kittleson came in from Ne,
England last Saturday and underwear
an operation on his foot at the Steil
hospital Sunday. Twelve of the littl
lead bullets were taken from his foo
and he was getting along splendid
this week. 1t will be remembered b
u readers that Mr.. Kittleson was &C
cidentally shot in the foot severa
week ago at New England and tn
wound had not been doing well sine
that time.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

You can't beat Faultless Bear creek
coal. Deiters will tell you why. 3-16-2p
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
LOCAL NEWS

Kanted-a experienced waitress at
The st. Charles hotel. 1t
An expert stenographer wants position.
Inquire at PRESS Office. 3-16-4t
millinery opening at Lsnnovlllos 4
Do1den's o. March 18th.
We loan money and have it on hand
Tor business. See Everett. 2.lo-tf
Come in and see what we serve at
noon for CSC. The Grill Cafe. o-2-tf
For sale or remit room house SPLEEN
did garden of 2 acres i; near Sisters hos
pital. Pat Sexton. 3-16-2t
For Sale-oats at $50 per bushel at the
Powers Elevator Co. in Gladstone.
Matthias Bayer, Mgr. 12-23-4mp
The Dickinson Candy shop will pay
10 cents for all ice can brick moulds
q pals returned. 3-9-2t
D.. S. w. Bailey, the Osteopath,
makes no charges for consultation and
examinations. Office in lessen building.
12-o-tf
Money to loan on farm property
Three, five and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
Petricka. I2.3-tf
For Sale-a set Roosevelt books, ID
volumes, cloth bound, good as new. Sell
Tor half original price. Call at 1872 Sec
ond Ave f. 3-16tt
Lost on road between Dickinson and
Manning, purse containing S435 in bills.
Finder can leave at Press office and get
SIS reward or write H. J. MCGOWAN,
Rrooko NJ T)ok rS-ap
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

Mrs. J.. X. Porter entertained at six
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening at her
home in Mandan. Misses Myra Wiley,
Rose Berrineer and Marion Dundas and
Dewey Wiley, who accompanied the
Dickinson basketball team to Mandan
last Friday. also Miss Virgie Croteau of
Mandan. Mrs. Porter is q royal enter
tainer and Dickinson people visiting
Mandan are always delighted with her
hoen;<ol;tu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

wood. left yesterday on a visit 10
New York ana other eastern points.
The choir OF the Presbyterian
church is arranging 10 give an enter
tainment In the Presbyterian church
at an early day
Mrs. J.. \ Pease who is ~ a. tho
North Wheelins hospital. continu s.
10 improve.
John Dorm. OF Center Warwood.
viii spend the remlined Of the week
az the home OF his parents in East
Liverpool
Miss Anna Ensle. OF Moundsville
is The guest of Mr.. Walter Tracy.
Of Center WarWood
Charles MURRAY. OF North War.
wood. will leave 20 morrow ON two
weeks "trip with number of friends
TO The interior Of Tie state.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE

EoTrCE.
-~l~d bids viii t- received At the
- or the Board 20 tornrulssiprrrz %
- County % ohio. until So 90 a ~
LauT-'iay. October i7fh. 19l. fo- the
following
lN9 concrete bridges on the wHce.. p (
aiii Elm Grow. road. % k.frH.e District.
'ne concrete bridge ou aash-l.s Hun.
Irlaf"iphia District.
IN" retaining Sbll on Campbe.r- Inn
AetHAHN PIKE. ltirhisud District
Pie Board reserves the rIrlf L. - t..t
any or al bids
lttE HOARD pF CDMMI -SIbNEKS OF
THE COUNTY OF OHIO
Geo ". oldham. CLERK
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Hotaes 20 Manufacturer. JobD,r. n~-
chants ana otAsr Whol.sAls peai,r,

NJ lNE II HEREBY GIVES. Tnaf
- West virginia VIII receive his s,li,.
az It's office az Iharleston. West Nfr-
Eihis. Tor flFrishiug supplies FOR rh.
srNera4 state institutions. the financial
rrAuagem-nt Of which h. vertei In saff
hoard. contracts y ~ bee awarded 10 IN.
N~-t bidders. quality considereA and
.t1er wings being equal West virginia
Dealers I'll Dc gwen preference
Lasts % supplies needed will De fur
n.-hei bidders on receipt of fsl..-.S
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
-E-f-ff tsAarI.stnn VT Ns-,-t.,t.
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WARW00D
Mrs. Fishers Funeral.

WITS FIsher's Funeral.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary Fisher
will be held this morning. Services
will be conducted a; the Church OF
the Sacred Heart IN Wheeling. where
Rev. Father Rossman. the pastor. will
celebrate requiem high mass. after
which intermenL will be- made in Nj.
Calvary cemetery. Wheeling. The
deceased va an excellent woman, and
was held In high esteem by all. as Is
evidenced by the many fine floral
tributes received. She Is survived By
her husband. two sons and two
daughters
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\ tree saved au auto party ycstcr-
ddy afternoon from going over the
steep campbell hiL ctat ~ Grer-s.
'iII' ho party vt- coming down
'he blu dt e moderate rate Of speed
Nh'h something happened ~ Oh
brakes. they refused to work and tho
m'chiu" started over thc efoeD srY
nahkmru'. Luckily tree happened
70 De- iu ffc way stopping fua aufo
from crashing over the embautr,nt
500 feet below
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Catherine. tho tnNDar-uid daughter
OF MIR and Mrs. W 4. Underwood ~
Center Warvood. who has been VS..
iting az the home o. MIR W p.
Thomas. of GlcnWoOd Heights. during
the past week. has returned home
Mayor q 49, Dowler was q business
visitor 40 Woodlavn yesterday
stephen Woiducr. of Columbus. and
Gus Waidner. ~ Cleveland. are here
To- attend Tho funeral Of their sister.
Mrs Mary Fisher
Philip and Laura Tyler have pur-
chased lot on Wheeling avenue
from the Lovcland Improvement com
panv.
". p Jones has returned from a
two weeks outing trip in northern
Michigan
The Warwood bond commissioner
met yesterday on the office ~ me
Warwood Tool company to arrange 10
advertise the sale OF tho $4,000
bond issue recently authorized hy a
vote ~ mo citizens FOR tho purpose
~ sewsring Norfh Warwo0d
William Burm1u ~ South War.
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Davis Meeting and Parade.

The local Democrats will hold q
parade IN connection with the meet
ing Of Hon John W. Davis. con
gresham from this distri who is
announced 20 deliver an address az
Center WarwOcd hose house on next
"Wednesday evening. October 80. An
invitation to De present has been ac-
ceptcd by the Young Mems Demo.
cratic club Of Wheeling. and they
Will come Up headed by band and
participate in the parade
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every WOMAN loves. instead or contemplating nv
fortunate neighbor Who has just her husband been
reduced from comfOrt TO poverty and been Obliged TO
give up her beloved country home and live stuny
such Il the perverseness OF the human mind
Now there is another way OF encouraging ones
self when Is inclined be- DISCOURAGED which l.
somewhat similar TO this and yet my mind not half
hard follow.
And that is. "hen one is discouraged or dlssatis
fed TO look back the very blacklist time In ones
own life and think how much happier one really IS now
than then.
friend OF mine who j. having some very sfrenu
with three turbulent little ones 10 bring up
said 70 ne the other day. Sometimes when the babies
all taking being sick and the doctors hills
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Ih" baseball returns iu the OUT the
piN' district wrrc awaited with in.
.,'Nrg interest yesterday afternoon AZ
.n' dII"r"ni scoring points uudIoy's
Ihhfm1ct. ihr Film Grove Shooting
Gallery Gordon. 1f Woodsdaic. ana
".h'r points came fool for their share
oi Tho in'usirvo. AMI several dollars
changed hands
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n novel electric s.rn. In the window
OF M" 70 .F. Behrrns Company S.or.
% Noua-dale. Is attracting % great
Zeal OF attention. % is an advertise.
W"1t OF steamship cruises to tho West
Indian islands. and shows picture
cI steamship nearing one of tho
southern ports. = number g. tlr na.
ives 81 tho island are also shown Oh
shore. watching the ship dock
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the
I'm
that Il
in the
better
OF
VIII were
ookb wasted
aske
he
m e the vaue OF contra
o the high
they made
The darkest
cheerful
look back inclined
be
to-day $50 ~
OF since there
blacklist time each life think
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FOR KENT


FoH BENT Two firm ned rooms.
suitable fHr young Ifsnsaa man. In
IIIf" zoo 90 ittl street. clty. aus -2f-tf
rOH HEHT- <i-eIy furnlef.l .rl o..
f.lm flat. uIfI bath. fIr UE.f rHu...
ff Fur rent reasonable hrr..
Ff.nt rf AlEb-ff
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slTanrcst birds ever seen !u tI.-.
parts All ot ti, party with o.. .N
e'pti"u % Earl ~hirl. hid In th- BUSH
rs. This mi-hi. l.ut,r Drspt SLOWLY
toward a." .eatn,Trd creature AMI
s-ith steady aim ;ir,d. Th,. uird WIS
shot Though th, vtus. and ,aptui "a
alive u VIZ about tho size OF o.
Euirn fowl ana ls every color 81 the
rainbow. Nothing uA. 10 WAS e.. ~
caught 300 this vicinity. and IN. owner
D. Iusirly hunting f.r g. name for u
Personals and sr.efs.
Mrs Earl Nr' Hr' D. confined 10 her
home out the Bethany piH- ,rry ill
Mayor CLas. u. bowler at WarWuOd.
Wa business called Iu the out the
pix" dif,r'cf yesterday.
Mrs. James Johnson I- confined 20
uer home e. t.-.L--fii'e. dams eTou-lJ
William Harrison ~ Ed-Aood. left
yesterday for PITT burg. Pa.. 10 spend
friends
John Ebbert % Gr,grsyIl,. Was %
business called 200 Wheeling Yesterday.
William Henry OF LcathorNood IS
spending several day Iu lIflsbIrg tlc
sue OF friends
Mr. and Mrs s. 90 Nichols returned
60 their hone 40 Woudsd. o. gc.tsrd. .,.
the Atlantic tCaet.
Harry Wilkinson a. Tradolpria. is
spending % few days the guest Of John
liourne. o. Bus home near West
Liberty
The Fulton Athletic club Will give q,
masquerade dance thI. evening 40
Smalfzer.s hali. o., FULTON.
charles Thompson Of Martins Ferry.
IS spending Few days the guest ~
bis parent 90 Elm Grove
Joseph Mayors % Wheeling. VAS %
bus nes- caller FOO iho out The pike
district yesterday
Tho WIduiuEf Yarn received "a
fine ncw delivery wagon erdag and
ir De- ONE % The finest ever seen Iu this
section
Wilbur Heryoy of West Alexander
le'f yesterday for points along the
Great Lakes 20 spend a faw week..
Miss Catherine W,Ify az Syracuse.
". Y. De- spending feN DAYS Tho
guest OF relatives iu the ouf be- pike
district
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Mrs. Sarah Davidson. OF Center
War; God. was given pleasant sur
prise party by a number OF her
friends az her home Tuesday even
ing The time was pleasantly passed
with music and games. and delicious
refreshments were served About
dozen guests were present. several
OF them coming from Wheeling
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Entertainment To-nlnh,.

An entertainment will be given at
the Center WarwOOd school house TO
night by Miss Quincy +. Simpson. Of
Pittsburgh a reader and imperson-
gior. Miss Simpson comes here very
highly recommended by all who have
heard her. and is deserving OF a
crowded house. The net proceeds
VIII 10 for tine benefit OF the school
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WarWOOd

Fine room house. hath. but
lcr's pantry. china closet. clothes
chute. etc. oak finish. furnace.
lot 42xiO2 Nineteenth street. Let
as show YOU.
Security Trust Co., Agents.
ff45 Market Street. Wheeling