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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-18
BETHANY.

Miss valeria Thompson who has
been visiting at her grandparents,
returned to her home in Lincoln,
Neb., Friday.
John and George Klingenberg were
seen in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Probasco
transacted business in Abilene Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Roy and Clayton Weller were
in Abilene Saturday.
Last Sunday evening while out
riding Misses Bernice wilkins and
Anna Frahm met with quite an ac-
cident. While crossing the Wilson
bridge their horses became frightened
by an attempted hold up and the
two buggies collided and one was
upset. However they succeeded in
frightening the wouldbe rohber away
and the whole party escaped without
any serious accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frahm visited
in Oak Hill Sunday.
Melvin Sword and family were out
trying their new car Sunday.
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supt. L. Markley and family at
tended church services at Belle
Springs Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and grand
daughter. Iris Topliff, spent last FRI
day with Mrs. westover and mother.
Mrs. Swigart. celebrating the latter's
SO th birthday.
Mrs. Jas. Warner and Miss Lulu
.Nemechek who we're on the sick list
for some time, have recovered.
Tom Ballantyne who is engaged
on the Goodview stock farm near
Pearl visited friends In this vicinity
Sunday.
Emory and Ira Shank spent Sum
day with Royal Kilmer.
Mrs. Nemechek called on Mrs.
Warner Saturday last.
Albert Holton and John Olsen are
now working with the Anderson
threshing gang.
Miss Katherine Carsten spent the
latter part of last week with her
mother.
Louis Haslouer had the Misfortune
to be in runaway one day last
week, but luckily he was not ser
iously hurt.
Misses Grace and Lille Nemechek
Sundayed with Miss Gladys Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neri Harness of
Humboldt, Neb., accompanied by Mrs.
Curran of Buckeye we're week end
guests at p. M. Nemechek's.
Threshing has begun.
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U AND 1 DoINGs.


Mrs. Henry Stevens is on the sich
list.
Mrs. w. s. Mcculloh is suffering
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Wagner visited on Wednes-
day with Mrs. Ross.
Miss Taylor and. brother Charles
spent Sunday north of Detroit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Leach.
Mrs. Webb Is home from few
weeks visit with relatives in Den
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Holroyd and daugh-
ter Mary and Mrs. John Taylor and
son Lloyd Winfield and Miss Emma
Hansen called Sunday afternoon at
the Henry Stevens home.
Levi Taylor and daughter, Miss
May. came home this week from an
extended visit In the east.
Lloyd Bierman visited in Holland
on the Fourth.
Mrs. J. P. Lantz called on Mrs.
Clingan Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernect Gsoffroy and Mrs.
John Taylor and SON visited with
Mrs. H. A. McCulloh In Abilene one
day this week.
Miss Pearl Shockey returned from
Sallna where she visited her aunt.
Miss Emma Hansen left for her
home near Enterprise after spend
ing three months at John Taylor's.
Mrs. Dan Taylor and Mrs. Mac
Donald and son from north Of Chap
man were visiting in this neighbor-
hood on Monday evening.
Mrs. Dave Lands and SON William
Rave returned from trip to Chi
cago.
Harvest is about over and the
farmers are busy stacking wheat.
The farmers are greatly worried
over the prospects for a good corn
crop because of the bugs. Some
fields have been completely destroy
ed and it Is too late to replant in
corn. A few farmers are planting
COW peas.
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The Epworth League 10 planning
for a good time social in the rear
future.
Mrs Forest saylor is quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barter and
children visited relatives in Industry
last week.
Miss Lulu Stevenson returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Glen Elder.
Mrs Berger. Mrs. Jones and
daughter, Henrietta, of Industry, are
visiting Mrs. Seth Barter.
Mrs. Hathcox Is visiting this week
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Stevenson will
return Saturday from eastern Kansas.
Mrs. Hemenway who has been
visiting her brother. w. B. Hisdon,
and family, returned to her home
In Colorado.
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TALMAGE.

Clarence and Floyd Cunningham
came up from Chapman to visit their
aunt, Mrs. Walter Morley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hewett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harding we're
guests Of Hiram Harvey and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Holzworth visited her
parents In Abilene last week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Hull visited
friends in Abilene Monday.
Miss lola Laney left for Taripen
lake where she WIN Join a camping
party from Chapman.
Mrs. Burdick Is spending this week
with her daughter Mrs. Clarence
Myer.
Mics Harnef Green. Kansas,
rIeifed several llh haf anels.
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WALNUT GROVE.

Miss Edith Foley is visiting Miss
Dorothy Knerr.
Jim Field who has been sick is
improving.
Mrs. Bert of Louisiana is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Duffy.
Esther Duffy gave pleasant sur
prise Saturday evening in honor of
her brother, Walter, 1t being his
birthday. Twenty-seven guests were
present. Out door games and music
were the order of the evening. Sup
per was served at 1880. The guests
departed at an early hour.
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INDUSTRY.

Mrs. Robt. Hill is ont from abb
Iene visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bowen from
Abilene are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Bowen.
John Hamilton was kicked by a
horse and two Of his ribs were broken.
Mrs. Scripture from the farm nea<
Wakefield has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Scripture.
Miss Cookson from Wakefield and
Miss Wilson from Oklahoma are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cookson.
Rev. L. label and Mrs, label went
out to Mr.. Eyes to take dinner Sun
day.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Berger went
to TaImage to visit with MIR, and
Mrs. Seth Barter and family.
Mrs. Bergren is able to be around
again.
Mr.. Gottreau takes his vacation
back to the old country this fall.
Industry's base ball boys went 70
Enterprise and put in some more
good work, beating Enterprise.
Clarence Dornberger Of Cheever
township accidently broke his leg.
paul Alexander, Mrs Doops' bro
ther from Norton county is ~ on
siss with SIS sister ana family.
I'd NfsyH came np 81 sunday
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Miss Goldie Miermaster Of Abilene
visited her slater. Mrs. VIM. seheufele
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8, Boyce OF De-
troit. accompanied By Mr.. and Mrs.
True of Holton. motored here Sun
day and spent the day at W. @.
Engle's.
Miss Ethel Rodgers was shopping
in Enterprise Wednesday.
Mrs. Harvey Brechbill OF Chapman
and Mrs. James Middleton OF Wood
bine called at w. G. Engle's Mon
day.
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MOONLIGHT.

Bishop 8. r. Smith Of Grantham,
Pa, will preach at Bethel on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Frances Burkholder enter
tanned about % young people on FRI
day evening. Games and refresh
ments made the evening pass joy
fully.
Elder J. M. Sheets preached at
Abilene on Sunday.
Mrs. p. B. Bert Of opelousis, La,
has been visiting relatives and friends
the past few weeks.
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INDUSTRY.

Mr.. Linge and family who were
visiting at Rev. labels, hav egone
to Osborne, Kan.
Mrs. Shorling and Mrs. Hops OF
Chapman visited with Mrs. Q. Cat
chell last week.
H. l.. Holmes of Manchester was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. L. Hoffman from Longford
visited relatives here over Sunday.
The ball game Sunday. Industry
VS.. Chapman, came out in favor of
Chapman; score to 6.
An auto load of Steinfords were
up from Aida Sunday.
Earl Blair from Upland was here
to see the ball game Sunday.
Mrs. Bishop Sundayed with Mrs.
Eye.
Dopps' dined at Bowen's Sunday.
Ed. Schaulis and family visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Foust Sunday.
VIII Brougher's Sundayed with J..
Hoover's.
DIR. Schenberger's were in Abilene
Friday.
Chas. Robinette took the dairy
mans examination in Clay Center
Monday.
Xerxes Schenberger's and F. l..
Keim's dined with the home folks
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Gibbs daughter. Mrs
Curry, from Illinois. is visiting her.
Mary Hayden from Oklahoma Is
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
I. Gibbs.
Roy Keene is under the doctors
care and has very sore hand.
]. schaars attended church in Abb
lena Sunday.
F. L. Gloss ana wife visited with
L. Ernest last week.
Industry spent the Fourth at
Wakefield.
E. j. Kobetich transacted business
at Clay Center Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crebbs OF Man
chester were in town Monday cali
ing on friends here.
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Harry Stamford, Miss Laura Stein
ford and c. Bletcher. They took in
the ball game.
Mr.. Alexander Is working with Mr.
Heikes' threshing machine.
Jacob Gibbs went to Barnard to
visit with his son and take in the
chautauqua.
Carl Blsasser had runaway wv
the rake in the wheat field. He was
bruised badly and his arm torn, but
he is able to be around
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and H.
Jones went to Clay Center Saturday
to spend Sunday with home folks.
Miss Edith Bosch severely scalded
her foot recently.
Preaching on Sunday morning and
Sunday school. Y. p. A. in the even
ing. Preaching at s o'clock.
Ralph Brown is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buffmire were In
town on business.
Rev. Mr. label is busy working in
the harvest field.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bass visited with
home folks Sunday.
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HOPE.

Threshing has begun. Wheat is
yielding more than was expected.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Bowers, son.
Misses Claire and Jessie McDer-
NIT of Nebraska are visiting their
father, Wallace McDermit.
Mrs. Bearnes Of Salina is visiting
her son H. G. Bearnes.
Ruth Hemenway came up from
Emporia to visit.
w. d. Reed and family spent Sun
day at John Brubaker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King called
on Marion Ohmart's Sunday after
noon.
AL Sheets and family spent Sum
day at Jesse Sheets
Miss Larey Ohmart was in abb
lene Thursday on business.
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LANEY DISTRICT.

Several Of the farmers are har-
vesting their oats this week. Laney
and Whitney threshed wheat for Mr..
Wallace and Mr. shopp last week.
]. L. whitney's entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. w. d. Full
ton and friends from Idaho at din
ner Thursday.
Fred staehH, mother and sister.
spent Sunday with Mr.. MunselI's.
Mildred Ramsey returned from
Bern, Kansas. Tuesday after having
spent several weeks with relatives
and friends at that place. Her aunt
accompanied her home.
Miss Grace Watt Is spending the
week with her brother Frank.
Richard Grice and family spent
the day Sunday with VIM. Edwards.
Walter Laney and family drove to
solomon Saturday to visit with Mrs.
Laney's parents. returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Reese came mp from Chap
man Monday and spent the week in
this vicinity.
L. W. MeGinnis has begun work
on the Talmage school house.
Mrs. swisher helped her sister
cook FOR threahers several days last
week
Charlie Hn1I end fa f Ean-
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MANCHESTER.

Miss Carrie McCosh visited with
the Botz girls one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoefling spent
one evening last week with Henry
Cards.
Carl Botz helped Mr.. Rice thresh
Saturday and Monday.
Cecil Taylor helped Mr.. Huitt last
week.
Mrs. Young and son spent Sunday
with VIM. Botz and family.
week with Carrie Isaac.
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To Republican Voters
A FABI.E

teacher his school board for MS
monthly
That the bills he was handing out was
will not want this bill for rear OF
the microbes It," fsst
replied the teacher mo mcrobe could i've on my
salary"
MoraAfer faithfully teaching profession for twenty
eight nomination to the office OF county
primary because believe can De elected pc
cause know can serve because Il need the
change" sincerely yours
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Business Course.

The Central Kansas Business Col
lege offers thorough courses in Bank
ing, Shorthand, Typewriting, Book
keeping, Civil Service. Penmanship
and General subjects. Special con-
tract to those who wish to pay after
a position has been secured. Good
positions guaranteed. White for
Journal. Address H. A. Anderson,
Pres, Abilene, Kan. WILT
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!. II. CLEWELL HAD HIP
CUT IN RUNAWAY.

I. H. Clewell received a bad cut
on his right hip and several bad
bruises and the two friends with
him also were seriously bruised in
runaway at Solomon yesterday
The team Mr.. Clewell was driving
frightened at motorcycle and ran
away, turning the buggy over and
splitting It's occupants.
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| WTFE'S GOOD JUDGMENT

lady came into store few days ago and when
met at the doc by salesman she said, We'll
I'm ready to busin told my husband going
to town to buy spreader and that was going
to pay for IL out Of mr. Of the business and
If you want to sell it and let pay for # I'll
take IL The only instructions he were to buy
nothing but SUCCESS like two Of closest neighbors
have. II took Us Just about minute to close that
sale and the Increased yield Of the next win demon
stTate that wifss good Judgment
HODGE BROS.
Ll-.na E.n1..
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J. p PERRILL
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NEWS BRIEFS

Tho work ~ paving tL.. cast end
80 M''"il"'h street was completed au
SATURDAY hv Tho contra, tors. and IN.
street IS now th- b. - paved iu m,
city.
TIL" remains "r M" unknown wo-
man who committed suicide. short
time AK" hy taking 'arhrlic acid ar.
stlll Icing n-id at tho schroeder
m"rgu" awaiting 20" app'arau,. 81 q
man TODAY VII" may h- able. O." Id,u-
uiy the remains.
The offi.- 81 the ,p.ufv sh.ri~
was kept OPEN SATURDAY. ui-ht lufI
e o'clock 'ur Do. collection 90 taxes
TINS rule vii prevail throughout the
month - N',, mh.r.
Lewis Thomp-.u. ur i>-,,ar.,I,i
Youth of Frontier. M..h. I,r --..I
through she 'tt SATURDAY.. 90 route.
O" Richmond. Va. Thompson Dr. walk
irg tA" 'utIr" dI~tau.. and Ia- now
covered over 5000 miles "i ti- lurrn,,
-- Local GrtlAs ha., raised 90 t.f.tI
~ $4,000 f"r abe. Advertisements OF tho
war between the u.'h-f .nurfr. aud
TLrhe,- Ni OF th.. none, ht- H..-u
TaId o. and furw irdrd Geo tu. Gr..N
guNtrnmrut.
The. members ~ tho West Viz
ClLia 1T. Iu> rance Underwriters.
Association held an Interesting meet
iuL SatTrday a'terr""r al tre Fort
Henry club.
NJ the meeting ~ tho Board OF
Control this morning It l- thnlclf tnaf
the contract Tor tE. pew chemical auto
truck Will Dee awarded. '''i.f Rose
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where they have arranged TO open a
hotel for guests during the late fall.
winter and early spring.
Mrs. y. r. Whitaker Is visiting in
New York city.
Mrs. c. ~ Simpson. Mrs Hannibal
Forbes and daughter Miss Emma. will
leave tomorrow for New York
Mrs. Warren Reynolds. Of Cumber-
land. Md. is the guest Of Mrs. J. Il.
Greer.
Mrs. Charlotte Johnson. OF Wash
lngtou. d. c.. is visiting Mrs George
Woods
Mrs. George X. McMechen Il critl.
caHS III at her home IN LeatherVood
Lane
Mrs. Joseph speidcl. sr.. IS conva.
lescing after recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Cox. daughter
and son LETT Tor Phoenix. Ariz. where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs Clifford g. Stokes. ~ BaIfi-
more. Md. who has been the guest of
b" rmother. Mrs. \ q. McMechen. has
returned home.
Mrs. Sol Woodward. az Providence.
x. J.. Is the guest o. Mrs. Hannah
Irwin. Of South Front street.
Mrs. John Beckett. OF Fourteenth
street, has been confined az the North
Wheeling hospital the past few days.
recovering from q serious Operation.
Miss Leoia Wilson. Of Short Creek.
was shopping In the city Saturday
Miss Mabel Beiz and Miss Jessie
Bro"n have returned from "a visit with
Mrs W. T., Wilson. " Washington. Pa
captain &. NandeWatering. repre-
s"niing the Valentine Nalspart Var
ni-h house, ~ NeW York. vas I'm me
city yesterday. the guest Of Mrs. Ehl
aheth O'Neiil. Of llazclwood. near Efm
Grove, and other friends boz This ti-
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mrs r VI. Clendening will return
the first OF the week from West Viz
inia-kansas city Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs B VI Hldreth Will
leave for Sea Breeze Fla. the first OF
nrSt month. whore they will remain
for the coming four months
Mrs. Samuel Bradley. 81 New Ro-
Chelle. y. Y. is the guest or her son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bradley.
Miss Elizabeth Greer. or Cleveland.
@. II the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
W. Oglebay
Mrs. Edward Clendenning. of Kan.
sis CITY. Mo. be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs PEBBLES Taium
Mrs. Charles Brockv..-r !s 800 AZ her
home in LeatherWOod
Miss Alice Brady ~ visiting IN New
York and Rostou.
Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE a. Wis. ~
Tyringham. Mass. have been visiting
ID mud Mrs. o.. \ Aschman
Miss Virginia Sands is spending a
Few days in the east with friends.
Mrs. ". \ Wilson has left for
gainesville. %. - Join Mr. Wilson
Vhere they will make their future
home
Miss Elizabeth " brown Is visiting
friends 10 Warrington
Mrs J.. g. G. List and Mrs a I
Mendel have gone TO AshvIllc. y. C..
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Til. Ins.ra.nomiaation.l Meeting.

lA" lhtcfu"upm national meeting ~
mss iofatt societies VIII meet 200 the
sunday = upul rpviu~ 80 - Matthew =
culrrn. IH-~iaN. the 1874 or NsI-fuI,.r
40 hirh time u j. hoped Lat oil u-u.-
Hers % - Mathew Viii attend there
It giving an additional stimulus 10 Those.
W no are w"rkiug 10 bring about q ~ eat
"r degree IF interest," BOO "a. great cause
~ missions The mr"t.U nag Will open with
orN"t"nai exercises ,rrdscf-d Dos % y So
.ilus clergy man. Alr-. %. q. ii.tuf- -
riHg~Inrf. via have a Bible studs on
fH.s- .Ns wFi,u promises fu he OF uu.
usual interest Miss Cameron ~ PuIa-
t@lTEfa. secretary of missions 81 the
Ir~rtN tcriau church. Viii address the
I""iirs The Challenge - Ia. Hour "
THIS probably deals MIR tn. vital mes
TONS - tine day ana must ue ~ fh-
greatest Importance 20 AL e.: AS regard
Jess " missions. and 20 flu-. ~ hp hear
- call 20 4"lp t1OSe Whs are o. dtIEness
ana went tif- llahf 2 r. 90 still greater
u'"-est Mrs. WI Brady. president
~ the Woman. = AUXILIARY. earnestly de
-lr'- all IT, member 90 attend Tuesday
sfirfn""n az . 3" u'c.p, k.--Iaflsu Record
November
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Saturday Bridge
Juvenile Party.

Little Miss Evelyn Kl-. %. daurhfer q
MI and Mrs. Charles Klein 80 Woods
dale. entertained number - her r,.tfe
trends on Ssfurdtr afternoon ana. tr..
aTai- Wa~ 20 celebrate tie anni1ersarv
80 her hlrth various games were. en-
!oysI and toof some dsica-fe- we're
served TIE following liffle quests u.r..
present. Nl~ss~ Fli.she-r HutNa-d
Mare Roth. lariir" ke' kmau. Tritri~
sue. Llien " SOD. : cunning nam. "
Cunningham. tarniNu PAUL. sara rI'i-
dr"ta. Gertrude Burns. Marie Hursat,~
Jessie coz. BERTHA Ffa-- Elsie Wzrr--
kufe Woods. Lula HE'LL, TtsrG NIl4tci
holy. N Msttrhuls-
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city. In addition 70 being well known
III this vicinity. Captain Nandewater.
lnG Is man ~ International promi-
hence. having been captain Of a
band OF scouts for the Boer armv. He
viii also be- remembered as having
visited this city about the time tho
country Club was organized. ana
gave number % the members their
nrst Instructions I'm golf
Misses Leona and Mary Gerkins OF
Grafton. are visiting friends in Bridge
Port.
T !. Davis was AZ tho Duquesre IN
Pittsburgh. Satgrday.
y. y. Wells was business visitor
IN Marietta. Friday
Miss Georgia Bowie was tho guest
~ Mrs. e.. VI Hoiingsworth. ~ Steu-
l"nNiIir. SUNDAY.
g. T. Iawion ana ~. L. Hock wore
I'm Parkrrshure. Saturday. registered
az the Chancellor.
90 O.. Elrd was a. tho Monroe. in
Earkersr-rC. SATURDAY..
\. p. Ciavd'n WIS az tho Ercslin. iu
New Nora. Saturdar.
-. q. 'has" Wa strrplng at tho Du-
quesn'. in Pittsburgh. SATURDAY,.
Walter SHELLEY was ~ the Fort PITT.
IN Pittsburgh. SATURDAY.
Mrs. VIM. 1ioitd1, j. visiting Mr..
T.. y. Eeitz. ~ Park'rsrurs
- \. stou-btlrurr Was a. recent bus
ines visitor iu Marietta.
Herbert stevenson. OF Stoubcnviile.
~ visiting relatives and friends ir th..
city.
o.. 4. BuiiuE.r WIS in Marietta last
w. obs. looking after business interest
Mrs. william naws son has returned
home from &C. isit with relatives amt
friends 900 Marietta.
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b. v. n. soaality Anar.

The Young ladies' ~ fh- a. Y " 50
dalifF - - JuS-ph'S CATHEDRAL ar. mas
INK elaborate preparations FOR fh,ir
'N'hf~ ANA dane" ut tN" Carroll club
"r TUESDAY evening. Soy it Rent
NJ n orchestra wl furnish tho music
Tor dancing and PRICES Will b.. awdrde1
ih" winn~f- - 90" sufd games. The
committee is composed p..
Entertainment Mi~-e- Annie Crib
ben. Nurt Hogan. Marie Lame. Marie
StHuNrr. kHfUffff~ CLARK Mar. i.n.rU-
o.. Anna i'I.-ur Elizabeth Baughrrft.
Wary Hughes. Julia GauEnHu Ellu Ma
luu,E
20. r-HuHrf-. Misses Raphael No
fHN. Anna Msl"l. Mamie Nf,k..u. ktfn-
"fiu" l'tiriuE'f. N"rs NcEutss. N int
red H"lfus- Mari - Kane. Iattr4n.
lHrf"t. Elizabeth Henry. Annie Linden
MARI Roth Carrie tirurer~ Frances
h"w I~l katherine Meyer. Annie ritz
simmons.
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Axiom Kaffee-Hfsitn-

lHa Aripu society viii -Hfov orc 90
t."ir k1ftee-N isites ou Thurs - A.
tA"ir club In u" Afternoon frsn 20
%. cards and do-u.nn-- Will Dee paved in
~" ptriolS and supper Will h- ---N 81
from . 30 90 O'clock Turkey VII 80
served with Al TIE ACCOMPANY deli
cacleS and TIE committee bon ,tlarg.. lA
conn oSrf of Mrs Iuliur Jung. pr.si-
trui. Mr. Herman e.: t'rleIr!chs Mrs 4
r"uf. MIs. W. g Gorariug. Mr. con.
ltirsCh. Mrs. Louis Haller. Mr. Mary g.
Hess. Mrs 'haS Norsfnau. Mr- I~tuis
li-lurr. MrS. ~. e. lf.sNm1n. Mrs Fuiip
!i"i H4ng. NJ. - Htii-araud. Mt-.
k.t~ HoffWau. N-~ H.ur, e. kaIb!tz-r.
Mr. jos Kurt. Mis- 60 " N-tIt-r. Mr..
Nv NJ Burkl-. Miss Antonio Arf,. uz..Il-r.
Miss Amelia Renter. Miss Ars. a IlI.r-
miller. Mis- E.cAey kraatz. " So CarItA-
h4rler
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Nisa Warftrrf UrT entertained
with variety shower in honor of
Nrr 3d. f.r NI-t trurf .tNf. who Is fu
marry SIR James EIru. off Mar. .r4
Inr. IIr t.fuIna Was given fu
music HI UIHtfrl DrUNrn Tho first
prize 800. Nun Do. Nr. FImru Afmtrr
second NI.- iona f'rorIugna aud
consolation Htrf fr MI. -...It ID Dom.
rs'I 81 Hfr huIr r,.rr. hmrrfs
Wtfe -.ItDi aud fhn .Ir-f- were
Miss Martha krDuflnr. Ni.. Eliza.
both ScHorurnfr Wr. I.r, pr..I
'otU- Mis- Mary pdusUo.Ha VI 4
NIua DUuuurI NJ .. Stella D uurrrI
Miss Minnie fuo. Nj. M.lf urrr4.
Mis- Mary Nrnr..f.r Mis-. Ur..t.
Hahn. Miss tmma Cos. ,N.ss Ellen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
New Radio Station

WASHINGTON Nov. lin tho
event OF future chinese disturbances
the American legation az Pckin would
not b" handicapped In dealing with
III" situation by lack or Communica-
tiou with the Nsiatic fleet. as il was
during the Boxer uprising Communi-
cation from PctIu with tho outside
world has nov been assured through
the establishment Of a radio station
90 th" American legation. operated by
marines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Birthday Stag Dinner.

Mr.. Silas Steinhauser. Of the Island.
celebrated his twenty-first birthday at
his home on Sunday and the affair
proved most enjoyable. \ delicious
birthday dinner was served and the
table fairly groaned under the load
OF delicacies which We're served the
guests. The table was appropriately
decorated and smoking and chatting
formed the evenings pastime. Mr.
Steinhauser was the recipient OF "A
number OF handsome gifts. His gen.
tlpmpD uuesfS Wpra.