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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
BelIalre Briefs.

Israel Lando. of Youngstown, Is
visiting his parents on Gravel Hill. e.
George Auck. of Parkersburg. is
visiting friends in this city.
Ben Bloch, OF Cincinnati. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Sally Duga. who has been III
at her home op Twenty-seventh street
is improving.
One plain drunk was before the
mayor this morning. who paid a fine
OF 81 and costs and was released.
st. Clair jennings, OF Noble stree.
has accepted a position as stenogra-
pher at the Imperial Glass Works.
Mrs. A. II. Rapp. OF M~oundsviIle. is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Marie Donahue is III az her
nome or Harrison street.
Mrs. John LaBay. Of this city. is
visiting relatives and friends at Cam
bridge.
Bellaire Lodge Of Elks met in ~
lar session in their hall on Thirty
third street last evening. and n num-
Der of important matters were given
attention.
News items for this paper may be
lelt AT ne CITY BOOK Store. or tele-
phosed TO the reporter. Bell phone
261-J.
Patrick Kane has returned TO his
home in Milwaukee. Wis. after a visit
with his niece. Mrs. Mary Watt, OF
this city.
The BARRIERS of this city will have
their first Thursday afternoon holi-
day tomorrow. n they will con-
tinue to take Thursday afternoons on
until fall.
J. A. Roberts. Of Canton, is in the
'city on business.
Joseph W. Morris. OF Columbus, is
a business visitor OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Donley. Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, are guests OF friends IN
this city.
John w. Fisher. OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
is in this city on business.
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Rndrenort arinfa-


Ihomas Howlev. Jr. rs fe~ efrom Co
lumhus for n visit with his parents.
a fine electric sign has been placed
IN 'front.' 81 the shop OF Ia. Bonur. the
~wel-kuowu barber.
Meisters hand viii play At the Srn-
day Frhuol parade and AZ the opening
game Of tho Central league in Wheel
INK this afternoon.
\ wagon coli'dcd with the auto be-
longing 90 Or riddle yesterday hut
htfl" damage was done
VI. y. lural. ~ Steubenvilie. caudi-
date f.r representative. was calling on
local friends yesterday.
Hotel Bridgeport arrivals. j p pyle.
,Ier'Iauf @ " futon. Scio p T..
Akron.
Ir ruWm.u pleas court Yesterday Mrs.
hfHHfIn" Mr'urmiCk fled suit for dI-
N'r." from H'r husband Harry NrCor-
ni. x. on grounds - wliful absence
j a. .Ii"irI"'u went 90 WoodsGeld yes
tcrfay ON business
NJ 10 E~at.nfnrI .Ha returned f1 rHa
bonn" 'n MHsHilor otter having settled
several mining troubles fr tho district
DIRECTOR" ~ tho bridgeport Bank
nf' Trust company VIII bold "a .sFllar
meet NJ The afternoon
Tho queen Esther circle ~ ere Kirk
wool ID D. church. vI give l social -
i' .'urUI tomorrow oven re fr honor
~ '' ."urr member. Who f...ntl.
Joined ta .Hur...
Mss DYrH Af" rf TofsT.. Ir re-s
o. a''rr' O.. '.-r. .raffrrsH. vs rr
fH's afternoon
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, From 81. Joseph's Cathedral mis-
morning al ? o'clock funeral services
1NeF the remains OF the late Brother
Eugene. principal Of Cathedral HiFh
sc"llA' viii be held. Rev. Edward Gal.
way VIII preach the funeral sermon.
WHiIe Rev Father O. H. Move will 10
Tie celebrant The Cntle draI cadets IN.
NIuHlnI association and other organiza-
lions viii attend the services.
be,eased died Yesterday afternoon al
TIE Manual Training school AZ I'm,
Grove. where he was recently taken from
the North Wheeling hospital lie vas
n'Ih az Dldham England. March 18Th.
1871, aud came 20 this country With bfe
parents when quite young At the are
OF y ne applied Co. he admitted O.. tla
hn'ltIate 90 baltimore. where he Was
,augh'"d Tor "a teacher. lie taught al
lexington. Ky and Richmond. Va com.
'hg 10 this city u years ago he.
ceased T. survived by two sisters ard
one brother. who reside lu tie Sew.
England states. fnt.rmsrf viii t. mad,
az MI calvary cemetery
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Obituary
A1rs. Catherine HoId.rmnn-

Atter a short Illness. due to a com
plication Of diseases. Mrs Catbsrin.
iioLderman died Al her home. No 47sA
ION street. Monday evening AT ga
deceased was born in Cohessen. Ger
many. on Sth, 1S47. With her
mother and sisters she came 10 tbt.
country when Is years Of age. : .
was united In marriage TO Louis Holder
man at west Alexander. Pa. She was
married a year after coming 10 TITS
country- Deceased was the mother az
thirteen children. six Of whom precedel
her 20 the grave She T. survived nv
ner husband and seven children: Chas.
Ntiiah' Mary. Augus oscar, Albert
ana norman. al being connected in busi-
ness IN Wheeling and Benwood she +
elso survived 10y two sisters. Mrs Mar
Deprey' OF S~helbyville. Ind, and Mrs
flizabeth Hun. OF Allegheny. Pa. also
by nine grandchildren. Funeral ar
easements we're not completed yester-
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STARVING NERVES
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BELLAIRB
Monthly School Renort.

Superintendent of Schools J. A.
Jackson has completed his report for
the month. ending April 26. The total
enrolment OF the month was 2.l54,
and the same month last year 2.O91.
There were 1911 perfect in attendance
while the number during April. 1911.
was 947. The per cent OF attendance
was .S5, last year 81; cases OF tardi-
ness, %; last year. 40. Central. Indian
Run and South Bellaire schools had
no hardness. and the same record was
held by thirty-four OF the teachers.
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Another very lar-e number % poo
pie attended fhe carnival ou the
tents srff street Erolnds .ast r.r.f
iefl'r ffe urfavorabIe ueafhr~ The
carr ra. BE- berE hrd under tho
.uaI roo r' ffe Amer can Advance Or
tpr of H- "a rr arI fre srnus have
been very aeI attended each rIflf
Ils Gar
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Revival cIoses.

The revival services which have
been In progress IN the Christian
church in this city for the past few
weeks came TO a successful close last
evening. and several persons respond
ed 20 the invitation { o confess Christ.
A reception for the new members was
held and an interesting program was
rendered
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Lunch for

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the lunch TO be held in the
basement OF the First Presbyterian
church in this city this evening for
the workers and advisors who will
be engaged in the campaign for so
liciting hospital funds. The princi.
pal speakers tonight will be Pliny o.
Clark. OF Wheeling. who managed the
campaign in that city. and Judge c.
J. Lynch, Of 81. Clairsyille.
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viii Take Part In Parade.

Arrangements have been made for
church men OF Bellaire. Martins Ferry.
Bridgeport and Shadyside TO form a
section and take part in the big
parade in Wheeling tonight in con.
nection with the state Sunday school
convention. A banner bearing he
name Of the city will be carried at the
head OF each city represented. This
division will be headed by the Heath
e~rington-Elk band.
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side will be held In that town for the
purpose Of discussing the matter be
fore the county commissioners take
definite action relative TO a franchise
for the Wheeling Electric Company.
The company wishes 10 secure a fifty.
year franchise. but the commissioners
wish 70 grant them a franchise not
eXtesding over a period % twenty-five
Years.
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Rr.Enllsted In Nauv

William Lloyd. a Bellaire young
man. who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. J. II. Criswell. on Noble street.
left Monday for Philadelphia where he
will board the U. s. battleship Louisi-
ana. having re-enllsted for service on
this ship.
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EntertaIned eIrI., sert,,t.

Miss Elepnor horton very pleasant
is entertained the Girls Se1fettc o.
the local high school at her home on
Rose Hil last Monday ~ ch' Prof
Na'stead. music instructor. and Alma
Hod"wiE. pianist FOR the scztet'e. we're
also present
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This evening 90 s oclcck on fhr
s N'eeuth street grounds. the baseball
teams ~ thc Rellalre and Cathedral
Eh schools viii cross bats. and an In
frresuuE same o. expected TeIIalre
has PLAYED hut tuo Eames This season.
dividing honork
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
Regular Monthly Meetino Held.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Belmont County Medical Society
was held in the Globe hotel in this
city yesterday afternoon. and there
was a good attendance OF the mem
bers. A program was rendered which
included addresses by Drs. X. II. VIII
son. J. S. McClelland and A. w.
Diven.
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I." iHnefhl service over the remains
'f Mr Alexander Sneddeu we're held
I.f Sister. Mrs = 3. Ns.Isr. Uu TI.tert
street T." services were conducted Iv
Rev J % ltft'u % 90 ra-fpr ~ tie
.'fI nIfDi Presbyterian church
no remains we're taken f1 -feubsuvfrra.
90. fnr i~rfffrsrt. .uI were n..umU4r..d
hr f.' Relatives and friends
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USIC
kOPENING SESSION

30 that the whole world could hear-but
'He hour Is not long enough for "a sun
Jay school II should have one and a
ialt on sunday and q halliday during
he week. The SUNDAY school also
.teHs better tools. All over the v.prId
INC churches are hearing the call 10
i4.p tHtIr schools better. and thank
'Yl On" time tS near az hand when This
VIII ne done. I call upon Won 10 law
d-id" some money Tor continent T..
sunday school ls not "a boy. DO is "a man.
hHI H'nuld Doc treated as such.
would not place ourselves above
We public schools. but alongside Of
them, Tor "a man that 'a educated In tr.
L'id ana not boz the heart is q danger
Gus man Crri-tiaU r1rIuesf ia 4b-
fol3t-iy essential and deuenI.rf noon
HflrtItn teaching. and the Bible school
j. a." dynamic force that viii send
'lI'. N"rSers and make Christian teach
Committee Appointments.
NJ IHH NJ fearr" had concluded and
"a hymn TAD been sung tire committee
upl''htH were announced a. fol
N"mirotion- Leland Jerome Powell.
lawr"ur' ~0herk. Louis BLACK. Eay "
fields. g. o. william Rev e. ".
Resolution Harry .. Bond Edward
Jones AMI g. o. ,;ox T5e 6-ll.Tam,5
arc rrH'rrer q pho comm fteca
30 .f-.ng wrs then taken follow
'...H fHH .'rE~sTHf.u Raa % e.
'y I'r'..ruDr. pronounced 10y
A. Simpson Church.
'..hf .' fNe -Iwr-Hu ~ y
'"ri.r nr' er'.ls.- r.
' Hri '' fr-rt.ss we're
VOL rr.r..f The ~..-.rE vas arsr.f
I 49, SIS ra. tI.-' e..
@ nr 20
'.'-a-z Distance. rs--
..ff. ...f. Old. "...a. .| Old. f..r ...r
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WILL BUILD NEW
HOTEL

John B~ddo~ passor ~ - ssl~.-r ~
= church- The remains Will - shipped
20 ReedsNtlle. HE former home. this
morntnE. where tnterment viii b made
Ihe deceased l. survived BY his wife.
tNo sons ard thr~@ daughters. besides
tnree sisters and one brother, Charies.
who resides At Reedsyilie.
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Masons Donate $500.

At a meeting OF Ionic lodge. No. S4s.
A. F. & A. NJ, last night. il was de-
cided to donate $500 to the new hos
pital fund.
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OF WOMEN

Ninety per cent Of women suffer from some form Of f-
NAE weakness Many, IN secret, are living miserable.
unhappy lives Do not let modcsty destroy your health
simple home treatment. OF the proper kind. II used In
time VIII prevent serious complications that may lead TO
the necessity Of dangerous operations and expensive hoe
pttAl treatment. DR. Noke's Treatment At home plan"
u not a -cueal" remedy. Each case y treated sspa-
ta,ei{ With remedies atapted 20 each indiyidual. No
humhlating examinationa. No operations. Remedies are
harmless and can Be used IN privacy. More than onehalf
OF DR.. Noke's patients are women. Write II you cannot
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that he did not come to the church
as a candidate and would therefore
have TO give the matter careful con-
sheraton.
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The Moundsviile BoaT- OF Trade met
last evening In regular session last even
ing IN its headquarters in the Nercan-
TIE bAnking and Trust Company build
ING on seventh street Reports from
the various committees appointed at a
recent meeting we're received and &C
cepted- Another special meeting will
Iikely be called in the near future
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sisung Of music and short ~adddesses
was rendered following which light
refreshments were served.
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Every Afflicted Man and Woman

should bed these s~ynptou.- Thsy are natures warning
ssis, 'Imstsns ~ wronf-a sy Tor heip. Iemporary
and removed.
Ns~smbsr. that nearly every chronic disease. N TAX
81 N time. can, be cured by proper bone -treatrnent.
Neslect only leads 70 more serious results. Do not put
on a matter Of such vital Importance. Success or failure
q life depends on your physical and mental condition.
Eo metter what the disease. its name or nature. ~ y -
chronic and susceptible % home Treatment you are invited
70 cal or write regarding ~; Eyuything confidential
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RabU's @
DulcH C

Every woman's heart responds 70
The charm and sweetness q q haty's
voice. because nature intended her for
m~0thrrlood But even the loving
nature 70 a mother sh-rF8 from ths
ordeal because such q tire Del casually
a period % suffering ard danger
Women Who usr wrfhnrr Friend arc
saved much discomfort nrI offering.
ard their FTHfews being fh1rorEhfy
Trsrared o. th's great remedy. a-s
in q healthy Crrlif.on 'o meet tha
t~e With fhn l.n.f possible alTfrirr
nrI ta-Err. Nn.Erra T-rrI e.
rrrruuarfHd only o. ffr relief ara
r.mfrt 20 errr-fa-t urhrrn r O. m
o. rrra q reu.r o. va-rs Tt
o. rr many years 20 rrrrr arf
re frrusarta rf erE1-rr--fa re
s.r.l from uuuen ut1 have ussI t
a-s a. rrrrar'rr uf ffa t-rff fr o.
Derived from Hr lrn Tfr rr-rfr
frra rrt accomplish urrfr-a trf nn-
rv arfr rr-o f1 perfect fr uurE
N-hrs Priced a1ays ual1ea Pr
rrrfa rrEIrr 20
re r-,asia ana mOfhRrS
i1 every waT WN
sss,,s'' 20 EFrieno
rfh00f wrthe-s F-ierf e. go
rf .rr sfnrra Write Pr or re-
tn0t f- rrrn tart mothers
aatnFuln afcm anna % ta-- r.
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Symptoms MOST Common

20 snronis safterers are we.kne.s. nervoosne.s. despond-
sney. seeplcesness.- Encouragement. hdk Of emhltton.
taihng memory. confusion Of ide.s. poor circulation, bad
eene dirElness. brain and nerve exhaustion. palpitstion
end nuttG1ng OF the heart, weak and trembling limbs.
worry. fe.rt pains in head. back. abdomen or joints.
eough, variable appetite. ehills and hAshes Of heat. short
ness OF oreath. swelling Of hands and feet. dry OF elammy
md 1870 soni'e. 20 ss.ts " n9ysa'xss " ..om.sn
impaired vision. phnples. blosting ard many otha symp-
Ihe vast majority of men and women are oeneienti in some
respect. Many are not exactly aick. but -ume chronic af-
feetion Is sapping their vital force. They attend 20 daily
duties but lie has become a drag and lost much Of its
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DISEASES OF MEN

mote rt Il printed and more fraud 70 praetieed on this
~ are entitled 20 q square deal. DR.. Woke wants every
man who u weak. nerVoua. broken down. Discouraged or
~eontaEion. Incompetent Treatment or neglect TO rad his
book on sex hygiene entitled "a PhYalclaa's Advice ts
Ms Son." Contains information that every parent and
young man should know. also directions for home treat
drugs or expense. THIS book does not advertise any
doctor. medical firm. or patent medicine. Mailed IN plain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
lizard PRoP. ExCELL AMI
GVM ROPER AT FOURTH
STREET CHURCH.
pt Address by Mr. W. c. Pearc,
o Sunday Sehool WORKERS
and Friends.

PIE two meetings last evening
.urth street ~ T.. church and
pm NJ. r church. the tUtrtieth
ventiou OF the West virginia
lOOl Association rot down tJ
with the three sessions too
tame number tomorrow the
zoe convention VIII DE done.
Nles were disposed OF ut
ssiOns yesterday and tue
Lre vas the street 1am-
elementary Scho .rs ~
pnday schools 90 THE
q The IucIem,rt
|Dnslhle FOR man. not
b. VAS a very credit
fun account % while.
where.
session was held LAST
Fourth street " b..
crowded 90 overflow
nE in the rear BIZ f.s
|ound the walls Ir
Igcs rf M1rgar.Ivr.
association. was s.Iel-
le. bur was unable fl ua
DR.. j. b. Iur.n-0n preside
rhs Musical Features.
ere or t'r service was fIH
81 that veteran sons lst...
Excell. With ST. Alvin EUr.-
az the plano TIs m
and iHf s. ne Prof It
ano number H. 81. I.l..
ifnl trl .-H s.f ..r'.
RpplauHa
1nber ~ Ar De- .I ..m ,
vs. ..rsi
apuuas ST. HrIfsI a.
playe' .Ir poi and f.a
men seated .F ...
played tr CEMENT 20 fa
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EYES TESTED FREE
any chronic troubles are attended by defective vtstor
eye strain Glaases fitted and furnished.
WhV Consult Dr. Voka5

" has made regular monthly visits 20 the community for
and reputation, His practice T. limited to chronic die
eases and he has spent practically all HE life IN the
rorty-hve) and at his very best 90 DO good work. Hs
practice consists mainly Of Ions standing cases who have
failed 20 obtain satisfaction elsewhere. At least three
fourths % his patients are sent 20 him by former PATRONS.
II he thinks he cannot help you be VII say 20. Hn treat
nent Is easy 70 use and requires no detention from oecu-
patton. family or home. He does not depend on cure
all remedies. Each case L. treated separately with
remedies sdapted 70 each individual. luxurious stomach
druzging IL avoided. His internal remedies are mld and
harmless, SPECIAL d~rections are gwen each ease regArd.
ing diet. bathing. habits. etc. When nrceaaary. special
directions for massage are given and oth@ local treat
ments are Devised and furniabed 10 meet the needs Of
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REMEMBER

That Or. Woke invites searching investigation Of his worh
and methods. that his best references are his many fisndn
and patients. the result Of fifteen year. practice IN this
community. That his charges are - fair and reasonable
that the poorest working man or woman need not heaN
tate to apply for treatment Most important Of AL. %
not put OF treatment until cumphcatton or complete cob
lapse comes. Oftentimea q few days Of sick-u-ocd Illness
costs more than a complete course Of Treatment.
Write for FREE Booklet. Practical agFostions on How
% Keep Well"
ApoREss AL COMMUNICATIONS TO
L 2. WOKE, ~. ..
579 WEST SIXTH AVE. COLUMBUS. ONO
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II you are considering the
purchase of a Player Piano,
by all means investigate the
Kurtzmann Player. The Piano
itself has the wonderful
Kurtzmann quality and relia-
bility. The Player has the De
Luxe Player action. mechan-
ically perfect and very easy
of operation. The price of
these Players is 500 up.
Easy terms.
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Its Music Quality Permanent


Oh musical standard.
er more, it retains its
quality for years af-
average Piano has
I'D its time Of use
Emann also stays
Il is an ideal
student, as we'll
id musician. In
rmanency Of its
|ality and TIE
il Stands up"
usage is one of
rs why so many
ms are in use in
colleges. conserva-
I'd similar institutions
Kmann Pianos may be
(ed al S375 to $500 for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-05-02
Mr.kimball's
Last Joke
Perpetrator of a Mean Act
Is Justly Punished
By CLARISSA MACNE

The clubhouse was very quiet that
June afternoon. Outside was the pat
ter Of hoofs. the rumble Of wheels and
the blare of automobile horns. Inside
was the dignified stiffness OF this par
tcular corner Of the clubhouse.
Jake Kimball-in other words. ia
cob Montressor Flint Kimball-belong
ed to this club for the simple reason
that his grandfather had been a char
ter member and his father a lifelong
occupant of one of the Turkish rock
ers in the Fifth avenue bay window
Young Jacob had riches. a partner
ship in an unquestiOnabIy profta BILE
business, several homes scattered
about the country, motorcars. an aero
plane, horses and dogs. All these were
his. and the very last thing he had
gained had been the love Of Edith
Wayne. the most beautiful girl in New
York and one Of society's favorites
They were not engaged; but. as Jake
told himself. they were about to be. ="
because he was very sure Of the out
come of his wOoing The WayneS were
comparatively poor, and there were 9th
er sisters waiting for Edith to be mar
RED off so that they could take their
turn in the social whirl. In fact, 50
sure was Jake of the state Of Edlths
feelings that he had that morning pur-
chased a magnificent diamond and sap
phire ring, which he intended to take
down to Newport with him and slip
upon Edith's finger as soon as the con-
ventional Yes" should have passed her
red lips.
Now he idled away an hour in the IL
brary of the Oldest club. He twirled
the ring upon his little finger and won
dered indolently whether Edith would
have preferred diamonds alone. OF
course he loved her as well as his by
no means deep nature would permit.
but he could not suppress the feeling OF
triumph In carrying of the beauty Of
the season. 1t would be rather joke
on some OF the other chaps who bad
admired Edith Wayne.
Jake grinned at this recollection Of
Joke. Jokes were his speciality. Even
practical jokes were not beneath him.
and his doubtful sense Of humor found
It's vent In this pastime.
Idleness proved to be the instigator
OF Jake Kimball's last joke. 1t hap
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-05-02
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of tie
County of Canyon, State of Idaho.
IN the Matter of the Estate OF
Mary A ErpeIding, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given by the
undersigned administrator of the
estate OF Mary A ErpeIding, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication
OF this notice, to the said John P.
ErpeIding, at the law office OF
Geo. F. Zimmerman, in Emmett,
Idaho, the same being designated as
the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate in the
County of Canyon, State of Idaho.
Dated April 18th 1912.
JOHN P. ERPELDING.
Administrator of the estate of
Mary A. Erpelding, Deceased.