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The daily sentinel., 1912-12-19
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live.
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Valley.
! A. V. Sharpe was in Iona on busi-
ness yesterday.
tn last evening.
\ b. f. Hughes spent Wednesday at
: the county seat.
Mrs. A. c. Foster spent yesterday
In the Junction shopping.
A. ]. Lee was a business visitor to
Grand Junction yesterday.
Harold Hin went to the city up
the river yesterday TO visit with his
| grandmother.
Organizer Mogenson of the w. o.
w. came down from Grand Junction
last evening.
| Mrs. John Kinds and Mrs. James
Brewster were shopping in the juno
tion yesterday.
I ]. l.. Steele made business trip
to Fruita yesterday from the Juno
tion, returning today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dewey spent
the day at the county seat Wodnes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leavitt came
APP from the Golden Hills ranch yes
terday and went on to Grand Junci
ton.
Mrs. M. A. Kiefer visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Barrett, at Grand Junction
yesterday. and incidentally did sor,e
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gentry came
in from Eulice this week to do some
Christmas shopping and Visit the
home folks.
Mrs. John Standbrook returned
home last evening after having Wis.,
tied several days Mt the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Doutt in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Jos. Daley, Mrs. VIM. Poi
lock. Mrs. Bert Goldsworthy and lit
tie daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Gentry formed a party from this
city who were making the rounds of
the stores in the Junction yesterday.
Mesdames o. o. Fellows and Roo-
ert Adams entertained this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Keator and Mrs.
| Violet, who leave in short time,
the former for Iowa and the latter
for the White River country. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent, sad
dcned only by the knowledge that we
shall soon lose these estimablc la
dies from our midst.
The Fruita Chamber of Commerce
is giving 6-o'clock dinner this
evening at the White house to the
board of directors. The guests from
| Grand Junction who will be present
are Mr.. Becker of the News, Mr..
\ Walker OF The Sentinel, Attorney
Brock and legislators of the western
slope. Owing to the Illness of the
president, J. {. Carnahan, DIR. Green
Will preside and act as toastmaster.
A number of our prominent citizens
are in the Junction today, meeting
with the legislators. The question
pertaining to the new county will
come up, as well as other questions
concerning the welfare of the entire
valley.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

A meeting of the Progressive Par
ty League of Mesa County will, be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building on
Thursday, December 10, 1912. at
1880 pm. for the purpose of perfect
ing the organization and electin,g Of
ficers.
All progressives are cordially in
vited to join this league, which will
be one of great number OF clubs
now being organized all over the
country by the progressive party.
The first meeting of the league was
most enthusiastic, and large at
tendance is expected on Thursday
evening.
GEORGE LA GRANGE,
Chairman.
r. L. BATES.
IAdv-12-17-3tl Secretary.
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{, The Free Methodist church will
hold their quarterly meeting in their
church at 615 Colorado avenue be-
ginning Friday Dec. 20. Services
Friday. Saturday and Sunday even
ings at 1880 p. IN. and Sunday morn
ing at IL. All are invited. Rev. j.
F. Garrett of Denver, the district ell
der. will have charge. j. H. Higgins,
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GUY bEDWELL WINS MORE RACES
THAN ANY TURFMAn IN COUNTRY

II. Guy Bedwell, o former Grand
Junction man and now one OF the
leading turfmen OF the entire coun-
try, writes c. Il. Rich In this city that
he stands at the top of the list for
number of races won in the United
States. and stands second in the
amount OF money won. He does not
give figures. but says he is prosper
ing nightly.
Mr.. Bedwell is now located in
Charleston. S. c.. for the winter and
owns one of the finest strings OF rae
ing horses in the country. Mr.. Bed
well anticipates a visit to Grand
Junction in the not far distant fu-
ture TO see his old friends and TO
look over the valley to see its prog
ress since he was last here.
Get the best whips for your money.
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Get a box OF Hilitone Stationery
for her Christmas gift. We offer 100
sheets and 100 envelopes of fine
writing stationery for S1.50. and
will print name or initials in any
color on every sheet. Pu. up in
pretty holiday boxes at The Sentinel
office.
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TAFTS ON THE WAY TO PANAMA

Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. President
and Mrs. Taft and invited guests viii
leave Washington tonight bound for
Key West, Fla. on the first stage Of
their trip to Panama.
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Here from Green River.
J. J. Ballingerf of. Green River n
well known railroader. is a recent
arrival in the city for visit. He
is staying at the Oxford hotel while
here.
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Called Home Suddenly

Miss Langlois. who accompanied
her cousin, Miss Vivian Hebert, home
arriving here few days, was sud
denly called home by a telephone
message last night stating that her
father was seriously i'll at their home
in Fort Dodge, la. Miss Langlois left
last night accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Hebert, for Fort Dodge.
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This is the month to pay for your
Sentinel in advance. and save soc or
81. Six months, $3.50; one year. So.
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Experts Finish Work.

Il. B. Moore and X. l.. Kithill. gov
ernment mineralogists, have com
pleted their Investigations of the
uranium and vanadium deposits at
the west end of the Paradox valley.
and are returning to Washington
with the result OF their work on
paper.
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Meserve Goes Home.

Richard L. Meserve went to his
home in Whitewater this morning, af-
ter short business visit in the city.
He will return to this city tonight
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De Bequer In City.
f. w. Lloyd of De Beque is in the
city looking into some important
matters requiring his attention.
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I.und ut High Line.

4 Wynne Lund of this city is en-
ployed on the timekeeping force at
the high line camp above Palisade.
He has not been here for six months.
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Lap robes for all pocketbooks.
Fred Mantey.
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Cigars by the box. all kinds. Quist
Drug Company. 12-1s-Gt
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Get him horse blanket. Fred
Mantey.
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Get the best whips for your money
Fred Mantey.
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r. L. BATES,
| 2-17-3t1 Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

Tho county commissioners In s-s.
sion Monday granted two Christmas
paroles from tho county jan Roherr
Dar.ah. convicted month ago OF a..
sault and battery on boy. and Who
went % jail through Inability to pav
fine ~ 81 with costs nger-g.firr
nearly 500. was given an uncnndI-
tionnl parole. Dan Rogers. sent 90 for
s"ll'rG infONicanf-. VIE parolct when
DO" nsf'.d Co uly So % month until
his fnc f. paid
Tn" commissioners decided ~ AL.
v'fiIse Tor bids for thr construction az
1886 feet Of Xix inch water main 90
connect We! the Baru.syiile main
and supply 'he ch 'ld-eu's home al
Tacoma The county constructs the
main and turns a. over 90 Haraes1
Vic. that town selling the water To-
the county.
John Dunn Morris own. John !f-n.
dcrrou. Flushing and 4 % OrrIlo9
Morri~fnwn. were appointed yfeaers
nv meet Fr'dat. Jan 90 ~ view tho
pT1ro-"d change in ROAD rr Union
o"nfh.p as U-tI'iou-d 'o. hy q A
FISHER
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MARTINS FERRY
Chrlstras DaA

Today the Christmas season
reaches IT, elimination 10 the uni
Versal celebration by man OF the
birth Of Christ and here IN this CITY
the celebration Will b. a. ENJOYABLE
a. M any one place on the globe
Several associations have taken
charge Of the relief Of those whose
unfortunate circumstance have mad,.
u impossible for them 10 PROPERLY en-
JOY IN" occasion. 80 there xiii be- no
want on their part. while with those
IN more fortunate circumstances the
day will also be filled with the iov
OF living IN this Axe At many of
the local churches the children Of
the sunday Schools will get Sin fur.
Their pleasure this evening when the
annual treats are given after the
close OF the programs. which promise
TO be very elaborate Al the mer-
chants will observe the greater tart
OF the day boy remaining closed and
ali IN ali there will be- little doing
here.
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Paid MONEY BAL

Henry Nieharf a Son. Tho contractors
who were sued last week for t3aS ~.
me amount that Ind been paid the
nTm twice for the construction OF a
bridge. returned ~ money with fix
pc. cent interest for fourteen months
ana also the court costs IN the cA-.
rs there IS possibility ~ erimins
action based on the fact IN the ease
more may b" heard or The matter later
according Ia some OF the county OFF
cials
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Wedding This Morning.

This morning az : o'clock will be
sol'mnized The marriage Of Ernest
1hornEate. one Of the better kuoWn
Young men Of this city. and Miss Irma
Green. an estimahIr young lady OF
this city also The AFFAIR Will be
very quiet. only the immediate rela-
tivcs being present. and after we'd
ding breakfast the young people will
leave on the o'clock W * l. L
train Tor Cleveland. where they will
spend short honeymoon. after
v hich they will 20 10 housekeeping
In this city
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Bellaire Briefs.

Mr.. and Airs JAS Clrnos. Of Tcarue
Texas. arc guests af the home Of NJ
J. 'Hruo~. Ou GUERNSEY street
Richard kanc. of This city. has TO-
'ci'"d another appointment l- deputy
food Inspector
otto Huffman. William Campbell
and James Roscoe have issued invita-
tons for a dance 90 ho given in the
Armurv boil This evening
Samuel Gun of Mobile. Ala is
spending Oh" HOLIDAYS with Alvin
Luch~. az Ee mont street.
William Hamilton. OF South Bcl
mont street lcft yesterday for Yhua.
dolphin. fo spend fhs HOLIDAYS with
friends and relative.
tenn. of ini'r' .f for This paper NAV
Do I'it 700 thc '.tt Book Store or tDfr.
phoned 90 fh' reporter. BELL 2Gt-T
William Kirkpatrick. oI this CITY.
- pending 90" holidays with friends
fnd relatives 90 Cincinnati
Prof and Nrs o. y N.I-un. of .hfs
.Ilf. fr" tIH guests obi friends and
relative af Jerusalem
Mr j. No Beverly OF Monroe conn.
~. Dos f.'ufr'I IufIn after 90 visit
WIN Iri'HI. and relatives Boo fhis
city
500. Gertrude rapk D.. quite H1 af
H'r homo 0n IrIuu street
Fir and Mr. ffm.a Hutchinson. of
'''iHN Dc pll-. Ni0H. ara OBJ. vu..f.
.. friends and rr'lf ..- ip uIs cif,
'Iif'n'" Pickett. of Harrison street.
H Spend poe dtr ufh friend. n
Fl 'Iiu county W ~.
N- I.0 llrdI .ea'Yn ~ -atriur %
Formerly O. fUIs otis. d.. quito DOL 4f
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BELLAlRE
Council Meeting.

SpHHSN Wcctin9s
Tho city council mot 10 regular S.s-
sion Lass evening. tho last tim, for th.
present year. president Crunch was
ah-'nt Hri Ircsidcni pro tom CHASER.
presided.
40 ordinance was passed rscuIlt-
itE tho salary uf certain ofii,.r-.
clerks and other employees Of th.. pub
hr service bepartu, ut. and repeating
"'i'"in ordinances ami portion of ordi-
mar. rs relating thsr.tu. The chief
engineer ~ tine water works v 90 r,-
ociVc Si.-uu per aut.um. other ON
pi"N'- nf tho department VIII receive
fh"ir salaries -,mi monthly. THE. IS
eisfant -up' rIut'rdcut 90 tho water
h1.s was granted 900 ir. rras. ot D.
pig cent - wages
Permission was granted tu. T.rr-
''t tnia railroad Co. u-, co. portion of
Sixteenth street. Tor tn. puruu-,. pf
unloadius 500 ears of la4 pIp.
For your Xmas andes. Fruits and
all kinds Of Choice Nuts call at Cook
Confectionery. Thirtyhrst and Bel
mont streets. de17hw
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MeIcore GIFT.

Charles Henderson. the local ca
rler In The lower end OF town was
very ngreeably surprised by num-
Der OF his foreign patrons yesterday
afternoon when they handed him a
purse Of over i've dollars as "A Christ
mas Gift They had banded together
and accompanying the Ciff was IN"
names 81 all the Subscribers need
less 10 Say "Chatpie" was tea ..et-
tied most 20 death" and says he viii
always keep that list
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Dance Friday Evenlnn-

The young PEOPLE Of the city. as
wen as many from others places. are
eagerly awaiting the 27ih. when they
VIII have an opportunity 10 trip the
hsht fantastic .at one Of the most
elaborate dances Vet given in this
city. that by tho NIlich Club in the
f.lks hall on that evening. The com
mittee has promised sometime.
unique In the way Of an entertain
ment on that evening and II Is sure
to be well attended
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Zine Entrrtainmrnts-

Several OF the local Sunday schools
gave their annual Christmas entertain.
ments and treats at tho various
churches last evening. and they
proved 10 be- very ENJOYABLE affairs.
while the Youngsters more than On.
toyed the tine treats which were Bro
Vlded. The other Sunday schools
viii hold their entertainments this
evening
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Buried AZ Salem

The body OF the late Rich Williams.
who was killed 10y train. according
to the Information received here bv
relatives Will BE- buried at Salem.
where the accident took place. vii
Hams had been gone from this city
about five years and had never con
tributed 20 the support OF his family.
II Is said. being Of a rowing. irrcso.
Lutte disposition.
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Post ofee Open.

Ih" local poat1iLce will be- oIen
ms morning from tn T. o'clock and
.h" carriers VIII make one delivery
%" MONEY order. ros 900 savings and
registry windows ViI be- closed. DIt
mos" getting registry orders VII
o" anlr 10 get their registered pack
ages aH usual The incoming mail
tc-ts rlay was very heavy. hut tho
force. with toe addition Of an extra
man. WrT" able 20 handle 20
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Funeral Tomorro,.

The funeral of the late G. \. Hell
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
AZ go O'Clock from the late home
IN hayland and the Elks' lodge OF
THIS city will be in charge OF the
services The intermert will be made
az hiNerview cemetery in this city
ana many from here will be in at
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

When the people awoke yesterday
morning 10 find the ground covered
with good thick layer OF snow there
was - neral rejoicing over jhc prns-
ptct or white Christmas and
through the day The only complaint
was the fear that ~ would be melted
beior" today, bur while part Of il
ara succumb 10 the suns rays there
Is enough left 80 make IL an old.
fashioned Christmas. Ia a measure. AZ
least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

oliver g. Tarh.t. aged o.. wears.
dice at his home ia this city MoudaN.
at'er short illness with a sever.
cola. The deceased served in tho
civil War In Company e.. OF the e0th
On" regiment. TIe is survived Nv a
wifi" ard one daughter. Funeral ser
vices Will be- conducted at his late
hoin" Wednesday afternoon az D
O'Clock. and will he IN charge of IN.
- \. Il lnt'rm'nt will be- made iu
tho Ross. mn ,tmct,rv.
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Officers Elected.

~ roc. Do meeting OF th. T.ua.r.
INV. No. -,". i.Ili.4 OF th. sIa,,1-
Zoos. M" following officers W,r,. elect
CO. '"nr1ud'r. Mrs VI. Mack. H.u-
Tenant 'nmWauder. Mrs g. Ihmips.
record k''I'r. Mrs. e.. Sfcwarr audi
Tor. Mrs. LETTER. Iady-If-arrns
sIr~. s.. 'i.hl.... sergeant. Mrs a.
Hi"f' ls. If-t 'uWmaud.r. Mrs. NJ
iin''his"u. sentinel. Mr. J. I.aEa,.
ni-i color bearer. Mrs. e.. ILutherinr-
'r. s''"nd color bearer. Mr.. * Ro-
mick. physician Mrs Il Thomas. or
H'i"I pr"mpt"r. Mrs. r. White.
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The press Of orders at the Iidskins
factory j. so great thai the deco
rating shop employees Will only have
on" DAY vacation. returning 90 their
cutie~ iu tho morning There IS
enough work ahead 90 keep the fac
tory busy for many months. and only
som" accident viii prevent steady
rGn until neat summer. az least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

Efforts are being made by those
who are forming the new order Of
Moose IN this city TO get the business
closed up and prepare 20 close the
charter and effect a permanent or
ganization. They viii start on with
"a very large membership. and feel
confident that the lodge will soon be-
on" OF the i"aaius ones ~ the city.
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having numerous cuts on one leg and
III" other broken. Had he been in
his regular position he would have
been killed. but he Was Oiling the
machinery and had lust stepped aside
He was removed To the hospital and
Or Il n Wilson attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

Yesterday was pay day 90 tho mines
BOO this vicinity and quite q sum was
distributed among them. and last Owe
ming IL" stores were Kept tert busy
With rho shopper Tho mines VIII
Boz idle to-day. and the foreigners will
observe tho holiday with the usual
dancin-. and uo doubt several brav1s
viii develop Boz which the police may
have 20 take q hand
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BRIDGEPORT


clarence Irwin. Of this place. has
secured patent on a new hammer
Tor a gun that promises a great i'm
provement in that part OF the weapon
b" ordinary mechanism contains
nine parts, while Mr.. Twins contains
but i've. making IT much simpler and
not 50 easy to break.
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only one drunk was run en- yester.
day boy the local police. but they are
prepared Tor some doings before to
morrow morning. as there will be
considerable booze on tap among the
foreigners and they almost invariably
start somethinr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
Union Song Service.

lh"r" Will b" union service Of
song a. The German Reformed Church
lnis morning. commencing az e
" CLOCK \ double rIartette will rem
ger me following anthem. The SheB
herds" by Schneider. List tho
Cherubic Hosts. from Gaurs Holy
city. 20. Holy Night. bv Adaus
and Christmas" by Shelley Tho
quartctte is composed Of Mrs BLACK.
burn and Miss Mae Hipkins So
pranos. Misses Gail Myers and Maize
Walker. altos. u. : NcGrecor and
Fhincas bawkin-. tenors. and Burton
McCroha and W = McCarno. baseos
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charged with stealing an anger and.
ASSAULT and battery Mella Rnkus.
falrmont miner, was arrested Monday
ana put mp -" for hi- hppra -ance b..
lore Mayor Davies Friday az nine
O'Clock. John Motni. also OF Fair
mont. g. the complainant.
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prridI car has been chartered
hl Tho Elfs for tomorrow afternoon
to convey 10" 90, mbcrs fo Rayl1nd to
attend Tho He'll funeral and notices
wcr" -'u' our yesterday for them 20
report at OBJ" lodge room at o'clock
and thc indications ar, fha, quite
large number UfI r pond
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Holy Communion.

The childrcn's christmas entertain
meni was held In tho Trinity Epis
coIal Church last evening and "A
iarSe crowd was present Holy com
munion was celebrated az midnight
and appropriate music was rendered
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Extra Cars

Business Was brisk here last even
ing. ;hc last minute people rushing
around ike mad. while the cars to
Wheeling We're damned and the com
pany put on number OF extras TO
handle the crowd
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Buried Here

The ior"icn woman who was
brought hero from brilliant Monday
10 undergo an operation. but who
died shortly after arriving al the in
s'Iutinn. was not sent back 70 that
place. bat ;he I'm of n G. Ucslop q
son took charge Of the body and %
was Inferred yesterday afternoon IN
-. Mary's cemetery. back Of This
CITY
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was held In their hall MONDAY even
INK. Arrange ments were made for tho
annual banquet which Will b. held iu
Tho Armory Hall on Union street
Tue 'day evening. December H.
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ELK GRAND THEATRE
VAUDEVILLE ANo PICTURES.

Matinr- daily 80 e.fs
Eve. ng show starts go 90. cont. nu,ts.
OH. stops
Prices Five and Ten s.u-.
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Stole Poekethook-

Mrs. clyde Wolf. OF this city. was
returning To- her home on Franklin
street Monday evening about Gao
o'clock and when a. tho corner Of
Thirty eighth and Franklin streets a
young man walked up To her and
grabbed her handbag. containing ST.
and some Christmas presents. and
ran down the street The police Wer.
immediately notihCd. bur no trace Of
tn" sneak thief could be found lie
was about - years of age. Of medium
s.ze and well dressed IN black
clothes.
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The annual Christmas entertain.
m"ni OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church was given ia the auditorium
OF the church last evening An elabo-
rate program at music. dialol.Ie and
Rotations was rendered
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How Quickly

The thought Of a mans Christmas
suggests Slippers. the gift OF all his
christmas Gifts. Nou1l have no trou.
bic IN selecting his Slippers here.
Wei make any exchange desired
after Christmas
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There will be services az the CITY
Gospel Mission this evening al +.
O'Clock Preceding the services the
poor children of the town will be
gwen a treat Al poor children are
invited to be present.
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Xmas Tree IdEf.,ing Outfits from
200 up. See our elegant electrical
gifts for young and old. Open every
evening tiil Xmas Blumenberg Flee.
trica' co. 80 Thirty second street.
Beliaire. Ohio. de1-w,.
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Another Italian was run IN ~ the
police yesterday for attempting 10
carve a fri"nd. 10 seems th.r. was
some snowhalling going on. when one
k'tilhs anSrN. drew his knife and
started IN. lie only cat tho ovcrcoat
ot his victim. however. not reaching
ms body. He Will De given a h.ariug
Later
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ST. GAINESVILLE
New Years Eve Social.

The Robert Alexander Mission band
viii give New Years Eve social
AT IN" church Tuesday evening and n
small admission. tho proceeds for the
band. will be- charged. Tho proaram
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young people will receive their an
uual Christmas treat
Christmas Entertainment Held