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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
ARVONlA
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Arvonia, va. June i.-A1iss Bessie
Williams. who spent the winter in En-
Gree >. c. has returned to her home
here. ON the 10th OF June SHE VIII
kaii for Europe in company with Miss
Macic Williams. They will spend the
greater part of tht summer visiting
England France. Germany, Italy and
other contries OF Europe.
The Arvonia ROYAL Arch Chapter OF
Masons spent delightful evening on
Thursday Of this week. when the
mark master and past master degrees
were conferred upon three candidates.
After tho comforting Of the degrees. a
light supper was served to all those
VINO were present, Including Royal
Arch Aasons from Buckingham, Dill
wynn and elsewhere.
Mrs John McLavo. Of Hastings -upon-
the-iludson. New York. is spending
some time here with her sister Mrs
lillian d. Jones. who for some months
has been quite i'll Mrs. IcLaye for
inerly lived here. she being the sister
OF the late Evan &. and John H. VIII
liams.
John and Lindsay Pitts. sons of
John l. PITTS. OF Scuttsviic. were Wis
itors at the nome Of their uncle. A.
l., Pitts. here This week They motor
ed down, returning through I'iuvanna
county via Bremo.
Mrs Price T.. Glover. OF Manteo.
buckingham county. this week visited
DIR. and Mrs Perkins Glover In their
handsome home on Forest Street. she
Will return to her home next week.
Miss Rosa Williams, OF Farmvllie.
Is spending some weeks at the home of
MI, and Mrs Edward e Roberts on
Forest Street
Rev Plumber +. Jones prea ched on
Wednesday ni3ht OF this week in the
Fork Union Presbyterian Church ON
sunday he Will preach the baccalau-
rcatc sermon i, the commencement OF
the Hamilton High school, AT carters-
Vile. Cumberland county
John Frishkorn. of Richmond. re-
Gently spent some days at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. 7dler Root at
Pcnlan. or South AiVonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Thomaa OF FORK
Union who have been spending some
days with the family of Nh and Mrs
G. Graham Thomas here. have returned
TO their home In i'luvanna county
Mrs Ellen Guerrant. OF Farmville.
VINO recently spent GONE DAYS at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Rob
erts. has returned to her home
Mrs John Oliver, of Aliens Level.
day or two n, tho homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs White W. Hughes.
Miss Annie Williams. OF North Ar
r"nia. wsa visitor in Scottsville this
week.
Mrs A T. Richardson. of oak Street.
Who has been spending some time at
her old home in Columbia. has re-
turned here.
Miss Lee Griffin Of Fork Union. Is
spend!ng some time with her uncle,
W " Hughes. here.
Mrs Wilson. OF Cumberland. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs a. J. Terrell,
at Bear Garden" New Canton.
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BON AIR
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Bon Air. Va, June Mrs. Carl
Boshen was hostess on Friday last en-
tertaining the Bookioycrs club. The
ful evening in the talk on lonSfci-
low and several readings from his
works. Refreshments were served al
the close of the program. The usual
members were there. including several
out-of-town guests.
Miss Nellie Mcclure returned on
Friday from LynchburG, and will spend
the summer at her homo here
Miss Augusta Daniel, Of Richmond.
was tho weekend guest of Mrs
David Ainslic.
a large party OF young people from
Richmond came out on Saturday to
picnic on Sunset Hill. 4 storm drove
them into the Country Club for the at
ternoon, where they spent most en-
joyable afternoon dancing and playing
boxball and eating supper in true pic
mic fashion. Among the crowd was
Misses Isabel Walker Ellen Meade.
Laura and Elizabeth Jones, Kathleen
Munford. Ayiine Wherry. Virginia
Mason. Anne Kerans. Virginia Lee Mil
Ter. Maria and Harriet Cooke, Car
rie Moore. Marion Montague. Mary
Burlington. Margaret Mcclure. Messrs.
hamilton Baskerville. Randolph Moore.
Basil and Leith Jones. BaIer Mcclure.
Rob Arnold. Charles Cooke. Arthur
Ryland. Everett Meade and others.
Mrs Joseph Sadler and daughter. OF
Forest Hill. have been visiting Mrs.
Alan Ferguson.
The Misses Michigan les't on Thurs
day for Richmond.
Miss Hattie Scott and Miss Ruth
Robinson have hccn the recent guests
of the Misses Talcott.
Miss Aylffe Whcrry was the week.
end guest of Miss Carrie Moore
Miss Jean Fields has been visiting
Miss Nell Christian
Miss Hermie Moore has been staying
in Richmond with Miss Lucy Mason
Miss Virginia Mason spent Sunday
with Miss Marian Montague.
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SOUTH BOSTON

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,,i,' Uutn Boston va; June 1.-The first
June when Miss Marsuerite Daniel
VIII become the bride OF Rev. w NJ
Thompson. OF Hamilton. n. y. The
wood, the home of the bride elect $
rather. II. j Daniel at $3.50 o'clock
ln the afternoon. and Rev. E. X. Odell,
OF the Methodist Church, will be as
Mev ): r. towe. of Hamilton. y. Y.
Miss Nerna Thompson, OF this placc
VIII be maid OF honor. and j. B. Hill.
" onatnam. NH be best man. Other
OF this place. and a. B. Bass. OF New
York. Miss Maud Mebase. of South
boston will render the wedding
"T9yland;;" the little operetta. com
posed OF Houston talent. which has
met with so much favor and success
wherever played. was presented to a
the Temple Theatre at this aaoi pace o a5
Thursday evening Local talent as
sisted on this occasion.
=, , Miss Eva LoyelaGe. who has been
school. has returned home.
Miss Marjorie Thompson and mother.
of Florida. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs: l.. j. Paylor this week
Mrs. e. p. Yancey is visiting her
Washington. D. C
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch c. Glenn have
returned from their honeymoon trip.
j. w. Moseley. of Harrisonburg. is
visiting relatives in South Boston. He
was former resident of this place
Mrs. r. III. Edmundson is spending
some time with friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols, of
Chester, s. C., were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Y. Nichols at this place during
the week.
Addison Glascock of Richmond. who
has been visiting relatives near South
Boston, has returned.
S. r. Tuggle, Jr.. OF Keysville, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. o. Wat
kins, on upper Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. White, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs ]. r.
Terry. have returned to their home in
Mrs. ]: W. overton. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. John
son.. has returned to Spout Springs.
Miss Margaret Ropp, of Shenandoah.
is visiting the home OF G. #, Norwood
Miss Nora Joffress, OF Milton. y. c..
is spending several days with Mrs G..
j. Hunt. at this place:
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a. Pcnick and Rev.
II. G. Lane arc attending the Episcopal
Council in Petersburg this week
Dr. and Mrs. r. l.. Raiford. who have
been visiting Rev and Mrs. T.. K.
Oden, have returned to Sedley,
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SALEM

Graded and High school eo oe saiee"
inent was held Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights in the tabernacle. The
Iul In the history of the school. There
We're ten members Of the graduating
The medal in recitation was given
to Miss Irene joyce Campbell.
The scholarship medal in the High
School was won by Miss Mary Carter.
Ihe metal in tnatnematics iii the
senior class was AWARDED Miss Brrtn
McConkey. The meuai in English in
the third and fourth classes WAS won
by Miss Matte Thomas. The medal
gwen III tic grammar school for the
best aIl-around average WAS won by
Courtney Carter. The primary medal
was awarded Miss Valerie James Thc
medal in the second primary grade
was won BY Miss Vivian Cronk.
The wedding OF Miss Irma kill'an
TO Maxwell otis Will be cclebra ed
IN the Lutheran Church next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. This we'd
ding is 10 DC the most elaborate wit
messed IN salem for years Many
social events arc being planned for
MISS killian between this and her
wedding.
Mrs; Z. q. Ryburn. OF Glade Spring.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. n. oliver.
Miss Ellen Armstrong. &C Decatur.
Go, is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. George Meyer.
Rev. Charles T Herndon spent the
past week with relatives in Loudoun
county.
T. W. Whatsoever left wednesday,
companicd by his son. silas. who went
by boat TO New York TO visit his
brother. Carey Taylor.
Miss Mamie Adams, of Hollins Col
sister Mrs. {. T, Herndon. at the Bap-
tist parsonage.
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BURKEVIlLE

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Burkevilie. va, June l.-AIrs. w. P.
Bostock was hostess for the Book
cub on Thursday last. Mesdames
Hundlcy and Campbell were guests OF
the club.
George Woodhousc, Howard Young.
French Waters and William Eldrige
are home from their respective schools.
Judge and Mrs. Ferry visited at the
homo of Mrs. Hall last week.
Airs. r. V. Fowlkcs and daughter
have returned from visit to Rich
mond
The May pole dance given on Mon
day afternoon by the scholars of the
iioytakrah High school was great
success.
Mrs c. b. Robertson has returned
from Richmond
Mrs. T. T. shelton and Miss June
Farrar, are visiting their father. w.
~ i'arrar, at Jetersvillc.
Miss Perkins. OF the Normal School,
visited Mrs. Woodhouse last week.
visited Mrs. c. b. Robertson the past
Week.
Mrs. II. J. Stricken Is on a visit
to Salisbury, N. c.
Mrs. j. p. AGncw spent several days
in Richmond. the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Jean w. Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Osborne have
Mrs. j. D. Hughes is spending the
week with Mrs. T. o. Sandy,
Miss Mamie Sherrell has gone to
Norfolk to spend the summer
Misses Agnew and Grigsby will at
tend the Rollins commencement.
Carolina, are whiting Mrs. ]. T. Bos-
we'll.
Miss May Robertson is spending the
week in Blackstone
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HOUSTON
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Especial to Tile Times Dispatch
Houston, Va. June Miss Beth
Green, OF Alton, is visiting Miss Snap
Ensign Il. E. Thornton. and his sis
ter. Mrs. w. c. scott, who left iious-
ton on Friday las, week for Rich
mond. have been the guests OF Mr.. and
0Irs. r. L. Thornton upon a motor car
journey to Old Point. Ensign Thorn
ton will proceed to Manila. p. l., by
way OF San Francisco where he VIII
Miss Grace Edmunds left Houston
Wednesday morning for visit to
friends in Lynchhurg aud Chatham.
The Baptist sunday school ,Conven
tion was held this week OH WcdneS-
day and Thursday at crystal Hill.
Mrs III. 2. Kascy's pupils will give
IL musicale at the Halifax Inn Oh Fri
day evening
Mrs F. f. Booker returned on Tues
day evening from Baltimore. after n
1ortnight's visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Watson Kascy, who for the
past session has been student at
the University of North Carolina re-
turned on Tuesday morning. Miss
Kasey has received the signal honor
of being elected president of her
class.
a special shoot was held by the
Houston Gun Club at Its grounds on
tages being made: w. II. Edmunds.
76 per cent. j. s. Easley, rs per cent. |;
IL Holt Easiey. IS per cent; w. Boul-
cent and l.. G. Glenn, 76 per cent.
H. p. Ellsworth, of Bridgeport.
Conn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thaycr.
of Houston
NJ. T. lean Jaquct, OF Whitney. n.
G.. was here last week
r. w. Darlington, OF Richmond was
here last week upon business.
Mr.. and Mrs G. @. Boteler. of Round
Hin, entertained on Wednesday after
noon In honor of their house guest
afiss Champion. of Washington. D, C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
BUENA VISTA
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Buena Vista. Va. Juno With tho
final concert on Monday evening. the
forty sixth session Of tho Southern
Seminary came TO a successful close.
During the past week tho city has
been fun of visitors who hav. l,ecn
attending the exercises, and the diff
ierent entertainments werc very much
cntoycd by all who could attend The
young women have all left 10 rtheir
respective homes, and tho building will
be vacant until some time in July. \
chatauqua will be opened by DR.
smell. late of Harvard University.
The commencement exercises of the
public school were in iull blast this
week. sunday evening the bsccalau-
rcate sermon was preached In the
Baptist Church. On Wednesday the
hcld day sports took place, and on
Thursday morning the regular gyadu.
ating exerciscs in the opera house
The address before the graduating
class was delivered by Hon Crcenlce
D. Letchcr, of Lexington. and the di-
plomas were delivered BY ~. NJ Brown.
chairman OF tho school BOARD
Bishop John II. Vincent. of Chi
cago; DIR. c. q. Harris. of Baltimore
Or. Cackly. of Roanoke; Mrs. W..
Newbiil and Mrs. Macdonald Lee, %
Irvington. who We're guests of the
Southern Seminary during the com
'hcHNc'HcH'' HaNe ieil A1E tHelr fecpcc-
tive homes.
Mrs w 7. Marion. Of Farnville.
who has been the CUES. OF her sister.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ruckcr. left for her h,me
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Arga rbrigh,. OF slacksburg
and Miss Goodloe, OF Roanoke, are
the guests OF Mrs. !. l. T. Dickin
son
Miss Grace Jean Sails left for her
home in oxford. n. c.. Tuesday. after
spending the winter in The city.
Mrs w. H. KillouGh and Miss Lydia
kilough. who have been spending
the winter in the city. left for New
York Wednesday.
c. p. Graham, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks in Lexington
Ky, returned home this week.
Mss Margaret UmphOltz, who is at
tending the Conservatory OF Music at
Cincinnati. will return home Sunday,
acconpa MED by four OF he rschool-
mates. who viii be hcr house guests
for two weeks.
spent several days in the city this
week.
Mrs. Z. w. Randolph. of stanton,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. j.
Wright, AT the Marlbrook.
Mrs. Emma II. Gold who has been
spending some TIME In St-cnton. &C.
turned TO the city Tuesday.
II. ;. Rucker returned Sunday even
ing from Hampton. whore he Was the
guest of his brother. u. II. Rucker
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WINCHESTER
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Especial TO The Times Di spatch.l
Winchester. Va. June Mrs VIII
liam II. Peasants has returned TO New
York. after visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wright
Mrs. James p Reardon has been Wis
iting Mrs Dudley Miller aud her
daughters. Misses Cecilia and Louise
Miller. at th,ir home noar Stephens
City.
DR.. Walter H. Jacquith, of New
York. has been spending part of the
week in town with friends.
Mrs. George w. Ward left few days
ago for Canada. where she Will pass
the summer.
Mrs. lean colons has returned to
Philadelphia. after visiting Miss Lille
Brown.
John o. Getty has returned to Grants
VILE. Md. after visiting his brother
in-law and sister. DIR. and Mrs. q. c.
Is clIer.
Miss Mary Tevault has returned to
stephens City. after visiting Miss FL.
canor Carver.
Mrs. Seabury Davies, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs Julian f.. Ward
at their home here, has gone TO ELI
colt City. Md.
DIR. Harry Wall. of Norfolk. is visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Wall.
Mrs. David j. Harris has returned
from a visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. Maria Worthington. Miss E!iz-
abeth Worthington. Miss Fannie Da-
wilson and Charles Wortnlngton. who
have been visiting friends in town.
have returned to baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Conner. of
Iiarper's Ferry. w. Va. have been
spending some time with relatives here.
~
Miss May Cspper and Miss Bertha
johnson left this week on A visit 10
friends In Hagerstown. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Cooper have re-
turned from a visit To relatives and
friends in Washington and Old Point
Comfort
Aussss Mary. Rutherford and Katha:
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rine Welsh have returned to Baltimore.
after visiting relatives and friends In
town.
Miss Edith Newcomhe. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Rus
sell for several weeks. has returned
to her home i'm New York.
Miss Mabel Beazley has returned to
Richmond after spending some time
with friends in this city
Mrs. William I. Walters has r3turned
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tuned to baltimore after short visit
to the latter's parents. Mr., and Mrs.
S. d. Mcdonald.
Miss Adele Boyden. of White Post.
has returned from a visit to relatives
In Maryland and Washington
Miss Portia Baldwin, OF BerryyiJie
has gone to Norfolk to attend the mar
riase OF her cousin, John Stribiiug
and Miss Louise Taylor. which takes
place on June IL. !. "a 81
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from Charlotte. n c.. where she WIS.,
tied friends during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard f. Berry have
returned to their home at I.uray after
visiting tho formers uncle. A. Holm IS
Berry. in this city,
Miss Mary Lee Walker left this week
on a visit to relatives and friends in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Myers hav. re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
A CSC Sale Of
Muslin Underwear

Special values to be had at this
price In Combination Suits,
Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Corset
Covers, Chenise, etc.
Special sale Of Combination Suits
made OF nainsook and longcioth, neat
but daintily trimmed with laces and
embroiderics, with ribbon run beading;
several styles to select from: either
skirt or drawers; worth Sl25 90.
and 81 50; sizes 81 to A choice IOS
More than two dozen styles OF
Gowns, in slipovers. high, V and Dutch
neck some extra sizes includcd made
Of longcloth. nainsook and crepe cloth;
daintily and deliberately trimmed with
laces and cmbroderies, some with
touches Of hand embroidery on
them; choice OF the several 90
styles. ....... /OS
\ lot OF White Underskirts. in regu-
lar and narrow widths; speciality in
Golf Skirt also among this lot;
trimmed with laces and embroideries;
some with knee flounces, some skelc-
ton ones among this lot; choice 90
OF more than dozen styles. ;. zoe
Corset Covers and Drawers; about
so styles to select from; made of
French nainsook; trimmed with COM
bination laces and embroidery; some
with medallons let in; worth 90
SIPS to Sl.6o; all sizes for. zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
For the Woman Who Wants Black Dress Good.
We Offer the Following ExtraordinarQ Valu

AllWool Novelties in prominent
stripes, shadow stripes. lace stripes,
plains, etc. that sold for $1.OO and
si.25 yard; special price, per TX
yard. only ................. lCC
All-Wool Novelties in checks, stripes.
etc, that sold for 75c yard; en-
now only, per yard. JUG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Miss Mildred SautrrF Will leave this
Afternoon 20 enter NsernWond school FOR
Girls. AZ Jenkintown. IA
An elaborate program Dr. being arr
ranged fnf the Rally and Promotion
DAY exercise % the First baf tist binle
p TOOL Sunday mornlng. ort~ner 6th
The members of the High school FOOT
bell tea nm are very confident of winnin-
their fret same from Cambridge Satur-
'rhe arrangements ars conpiets for
the first dance % the season 20 he riven
b. the Alpha % Fraternity this evening
ana quite crowd wiii 40 end with sof-
efai out % town euesta
Rev }. \ CANDY D. meeting uffh much
success IN ne revival meetluFs % fie
First Chr.stian cHurch and the 1retInrs
viii continue for ~ eral days yet
charles srnuck. ~ WheeIna Will be-
here this evening O. address the Pro-
giessivs ciub 90 their rooms in tho
Mrs Frank Rurp and children haye
returned from n two weeks visif win
friends AZ lushins q.
Edward iln.n. az Buffalo. viii he hero
frieni-
Mfs n zimmerman nas zone % chilli
r0fUt Oh Watt Tor short Tine
Mrs Bell. ~ IIftsbursh. D. the Rlest
n her daughter Mrs N~snlt for several
NJ and Mr- r X Hore went lao "a.
Pittsburgh yesterday 90 spend Tire fnr
SIRE Frank Hrrnlardt las anne 10
farkershure o. spend several days whit
relatives
N q Pratt returned YESTERDAY from
a business frfu 10 fitteburRh.
Miss Marie Guest - Cleveland. BE-
expected here o.. morrow % spend
week tho guest ~ Nlas Nora HeifIna on
Tenth street
a case ~ scarlet fever waa reported
n trs hssith authorities yesterday AMI
fhr family vas promptly 0uararffncf
The Industrious Danes were very
pleasantly entertained 90 the home of
Mrs Thomas Tugl yesterday Afternoon
Tire WOODS family held one Of me
largest reunions they ever had ~
sterie'a Grove yesterday afternoon
contractor rohn A Wilson viii start
Mondav on fhr new addition % the Graf
ton cowrauva plant or WASHINGTON
street. anf viii rush ~ fo com nfefInn
Fmma Johnson. daughter ~ Nfr ana
Mrs Henry fonnF0n ~ QUITE 800 az her
home on North FIfth street
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County Superintendent of Schools
John o. lazrar is spending Few
dH.s 90 West Liberty. In the inter
csf co. tho schools In that district
George Koch is havina many exfen-
sitn inprof cmenfs made Co his prop
rrft. corner % sixth and the Natiou1t
road. Fulton.
'iias Elsie Davis. ~ pittsbureh. ra
BEL spending o. few days the guest OIL.
Dor brother ~ bite home a. Taticf-
con
Miss H420i RAY hnT returned % her
home on Main street Film Grove. after
speeding rho past few wcrks the nure.
~ fri 1ds nrd relatives iu Washins
Ton count ia.
Mics Loretta Miller cnterfained a
number ~ frlcrds last evening Win
party 90 her home on the National
road. Fulton
Miss Elizabeth Derby. o. pcndlc-
ton. no. ia spending a few DAYS he
guest ~ frierds ana relatives On Pat
tcrson.
Mrs issa- Lewis is impro, Ing verv
nicely af the Glendale hospital after
On operation performed few weeEs
ago
The store raid a visit Oh the home
~ Mr and Mrs Charles Morris at
the home on ne BETHANY ok 3D.,
GregEsvi'le. ard ieft me baby ho,
Airs W. ~ Nickcrson g. confined
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. her homs near Clinton. on the sic.

TO her hons near Clinton. on the sick
list.
G. r. Turk. OF Calls. w. Va, was a
business caller IN Elm Grove yester-
dag.
Walker Allen manager Of the HOUSE
and Hermann company. has returned
10 his homo at Woodsdale, after
spending 4 few days at East LIVER
poon on business.
Miss Alma Payton Is recovering
very nicely at the North Wheeling
hospital after an operation performed
q few weeks ago.
Richard Gibson. Of Washington. PA
f. spe1dinf few days the guest os
friends and relatives at Elm Grove
Mrs. Mar Spiiiman Ia spending a
few days tho guest OF her son DIR. ].
W. Spiliman AT HIS home az EdgdaIe.
Miss Ale" Woods. Of Echo Point,
will leave today for a few weeks vtsit
with reiativer AZ ~. Louis. Mo.
Edward key. OF Nim Grove. Is
spending q few days vacation az steu-
henvillc. 4.
Waller Marshall. Of Claysviile, Pa.
is ~ snding q few days the guest OF
relatives a Edgwood
Miss Ethe. Joyce has returned 20
her home a. Elm Grove. after spend
inE several weeks the guest 81 re-
iatlves and friends IN Chicago. III.
The suTpe. held last evening IN the
X 81 =. hall Elm Grove BY class No
Il. % the old Stone church. was a
grand success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
ONLY "CASCARETS
If C0NSTIPATED
GENTLY CLEAN voue LIVER AND
coNsTiPATGp BoWELs WHILE
you olEEp

Take . casczrst oonight ana thor.
orshly Cleanse your Liver. stomach
ana Bowels. and you viii surely feel
great By morning. You men and WON
en- who have headache. coated tongue,
can't sleep. are bilious. nervous and
rveet. bothered with . sick. gassy. dis
ordered stomach. or have backachs
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
Win Cascarets-or merely forcing q
passageway every few days with salts.
cathartc pills or castor oil, This 10
Cascare,s Immediately cieanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
eour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
rpm the liver and carry or the con
sfipated waste matter and poison from
the intestines and bowels
Remember. a Cascaret tonight will
s'raighten you out BY morning A 10
cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action: a clear head and
cheerfniness for months. Don't forget
the children.