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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

the cottage prayer meetings held n
this city last night in tho interest Vi:
tho Billy Sunday campaign.
Mss MaUGs Garry. Of South Be.
iaire. is a gGest az friends IN East
Liverpool
Miss lille Hum PC. o. Akron. IS vs.
Ting relatives he-e
Born. 20 Mr. and Mrs =. l.. Iinard
o. Gravel Hiil. daughter
Samuel EYfirr has gone % pits
burgh. whore he vii be- empio-oG
Mr. and Mrs owen Mcehau. og ~
bic stree. WHO have bec p ~ pua..
monia. are improving.
Norman Smith. son ~ ,'r and Mr.
Walter Smith. mo has Teen ar-
? owed N r. 'rosd o@.ce in Nast.
v.ue. Tenn Lac ro;ur-s4 20 Dos hor. a
So this civ. iis rs acc. fif., "A fl..
ion win 20 70 4 - 10 Ntr~.tr
Miss Anna Whppe1. OF So..h r..
la.r". &C. t.-.IrE f-nrfs .r S.,.e.
t.e
f Fssr 90 f.r.a as ..-e ..
Is-re. beg. .- ~ .-....
'.e '.-r .r tas.e-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Read the W. Va. optical COS an.
nouucement on Page 5. today's issue
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
DonavOn i quite III.
Ida wilson will go TO Columbus to-
day for q visit Of several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Mary Criswell. Of this city.
was successfully operated on at the
local hospital Yesterday.
Arthur SnoGgrass. Jr. IS quite 81
a. his home on South Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Woods are Wis.
Ting relatives at New Mart!nsville.
George Ncnnum. the well known
Fifth street grocer. IS laid up at his
homo. suffering from slight injuries
sustained in fan several days ago.
The Rev. ". J. Shaw will preach al
the Church Of God on SUNDAY even.
ing
large number % local people at.
tended the Dollar Dinner" o. Wheel
ing last evening
Mrs. SADIE Wee. 81 Cameron. ".
Va. Is visiting local friends
The Maids md Mstrons were pleas
antiy en'eria ned yesterday afternoon
.. tho home % Mrs : " lia-rah. on
North F.f'h street
crosd 60 local vodrr people a..
tended go literary eNsrcfse- a. fle
Patton run soho. Dol - -s' evening"
tI9f" ans Fraak las . o. Co..r.
Due Ell aFrf. rsre .0 lrr tl attend
'.' '-sr .t- .aa Nr. Tert
h-lu
fl .ae-r.- 90 N.H.-ru- a.
erfr as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
REAL BARGAINs-S

Every all wool Aviation KEi, Cap
that sold Cor si.oo goes on sale 10
day at soc.
Every Chi!d's Aviation Cap that
was SOC goes for 39c.
ALI PINK. blue. red o. white Equars
rasciEatorg worth SOC go Ter 2Sc.
All wool Sweaters fer women taat
were $3.50 20 for sl.5o; greys. red
and other &C IA einat!ouE.
All sl.25 and SLIGO sweaters. Toys
or girls. go for s9c.
SO or rs styles tor chii.ren IN RED
o. white for CSC.
15o lockwood brand Of ehudrer's
black Hose goes to-day till noon for
los pair. All sizes.
Continuing our sole OF Remnants.
There are still some desirables
among them. Prices specially low
for their early disposal.
All SILK E!toOn up 10 100 IN tho
bert shsdes, heavy 2oc quality. Cor
1Sc yard.
All styles Of p. D c. co-sets and
American Beautv iust received. A..
s.zes II stocx. NO more comfortable
on the narket for 500 pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Pleasant Surpr;se

The employees OF the Scott Lumber
company pleasantly surprised Ralph
R"'hel - his home in Kirkwood last
evening Mr.. Bethel recently resigned
las position with the Scott company
ana viii remove Ia Salem in the near
fuiur" to accept an important position
There. Tie host WAS presented with
ire zoe ser and ~ Tho c'ose % The
evening dainty Refreshments we're
served
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Methodist Services.

First VI. +. church. Rev. f. T. Mohn
pastor. Sunday school al 9:I5, +. Il
Campbell. superintendent. At the
close Of Sunday school. the decision
day services Will be conducted BY the
pastor. Preaching services az 10: 80
WIN sermon by the pastor. Theme.
Gods Approval. the Creates; Bless
ing. Junior League at 80. leader
Mss Crawfor1 Epworth League at
. 80. Topic. False Security OF the
nriehiecus. Leader. John Williams
Evening services at 30. with ser.
mon by the pastor. Theme. a Day
o. Reckoning"
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Petition For Bankruptcy.

mill worker. has filed a petition for
bankruptcy in the Eastern Ohio dis
trict court. The liabilities are report
ed 10 be about $1,000. and the assets
very small. The claims will be sub
Stimulated before Referee Ayers. at
ST. Clairsviule. on the 18th OF the
month and Francis and Kehrer will
represent Mr.. Cannon. II Is reported
that Mr. Cannon sustained large losses
In oil speculation during the past few
years.
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The quarterly conference Of the
Rochester district OF the Free Metho.
dist church began it's session in the
local Free Methodist church on Wash.
nSton street. yesterday afternoon.
The conference Will continue to-day
and tomorrow Tomorrow commun.
ION services will be- held in the church
IA the morning at 10 O'Clock. ana
hcV. !. II. Easton. o' Pittsburgh. the
presiding elder OF the distric.. will
have charge.
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Baptist Services.

First Baptist church. corner OF Lo-
Gust and Third streets. DIR. T. ".
Howell. ID. D.. pastor. Bible School.
at s:15 n m. David Trehearne. sup.
erintendent. Preaching. at 1880 a.
m. and $50 p. m. by the pastor.
Morning theme. Wise Men Still wor-
ship. Evening theme. Get the
Christly Motive" The Lords Supper
will be observed at the close OF the
evening service. B. Y. =. l.. at $50:
Topic. christian Ideals. John Is: Is.
Leader. Esau jenkins
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Ester. 10 Year old daughter o, Mr..
and Mrs John Smith. o' Monroe
rect. died Friday morning at .
% clock. after br!es Illness. Funeral
services viii. be held N the residence
Inday. and iatormeuf will be n
Davis cemetery on Winding hill
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ELS Receotton

About one hundred couples attend.
Cd the annual reception and ball given
10y the EiSa. IN Their spacious quarters
~ ia" liavnr building. last evening
l'ancing and cards were tho PRINCIPAL
'iveitions ana a very on oyable even.
ing vas spent Ben'fciGs orchest "a.
~ BellaiTe. furnished the music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
GEORGE HE'LL
The Quality Meat Market.
CHICKENS.

For Saturday our marke. VIII be
stored Win the most complete line
% dressed chic kers. turkeys and high
grsd" meats. cons sting 81 beef. pork.
yea ana ami. spare ribs. PORK ten
Ger-c!n. f4gs' Zee. aEc calves liver.
fresh shoulder. hams ana sides
Home mad" sausases. homo rendered
lati ana Rooms famous OYSTERS re.
r'i'ed ires1 every day Phone your
order anf let rs deliver -
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parties went 10 the city building and
sVore OUT warrant for the other ~
the hearing OF the older woman she
plead guilty 10 disorderly conduct and
was fined s. and costs. The girl. how
ever. plead not guilty and will be
given ano'hcr hearing this evening.
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Canadian Hsy eei,o Imported

For ttr first tine. owners ~ horses
and c1tfi" !n Ec.laire have found hay
% scarce. thar % has become neccs-
a-y 20 import g. from Canada Chas
i'o-seT received 'No car loads from
tauaaa Yer crIIy and las Two more
ga fa- way
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krir Funeral.

The funedal services OF the late
Mrs. Bert krim. who died Thursday
evening. will be held from the home
on sunday afternoon az O'Clock.
Rev. MOhn OF the First ". r. church.
VIII ohicia'e. and in,erment will be
made In Kiyeryiew cemetery
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Wheeling during the Billy Sunday
meetings which begin on February
18th. No additional fare will he
charged. this being done as an &C.
commoCation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

Deputy sheriff O-ho-ne took 'wo
pr .'ners fu ne pom a. Columbus ves.
t'-,t; They wer" IAN Merrill
Sentenced 20 three yeara FOR Burglar,
Hrd far'r~~ Irwin. vino viI .er,e
60" H.Ir for deserving h.- children
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MARTINS FERRY
Coed Aste,osnes ~ csstsee Prayer
Meetings REID In City Districts
Friday.

The second cottage prayer meetings
In the preparation for Sunday cam
paign were held IN each OF the -
districts o: no city last evening. ana
were well attended. Records OF the
are being kept and . spec
ial effort will be made 10 increase
the attendance each meeting. The
next meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening OF next week.
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viii Close Course

The last speaker on the Socialists
lecture course. A w Kicker. will
speak at the Star theatre on Sunday
evening. The subject will be Social.
lists AT Work." and admission will be
free
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

A. lrr'f. LpiscOpIl church. Ros.
VS. \ S'mson. pastor services VIII
90 h-'i o. follow SUNDAY sunday
-'hoo.. a. ; g, "a r. Holy CommYa-
nd. a. g.. E.en.rg PRAYER. - 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Special Matinee.

Special matinee. beginning AZ .
O'Clock. will be given at The Opera
House tneater this afternoon Admis-
sion cents TO all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

See US about a new suit or overcoaI
We guarantee absolute satisfaction in
quality. style. At and price. We are
after permanent trade. We want TO
build up a steadily increasing bust
ness on the basis OF Value for
Value FALLEN & CARSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

The ladies' Aid Society. OF the
Shadyside NJ. z. church held a most
cnjoS able social session in the church
last evening \ large number attend
ID me function
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of the occasion. Mr. Wallace Is the
Aerin-law o! J. T. Mccormick. for
merry connected with the Pennsyl-
wanna lines in this CRY. bTt now 10
Gated in Cleveland in a similar capac-
ify
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prldaeport Br,,fs

de 20 th" precautions taken by he
health authorities
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Cars TO Twenty.second Stree,

Ihe Traction company has made
arrange mcnis fnr %" ohio side cars
20 r.H 10 Twenty second street .,
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ALESIA.

Mrs. L. H. Lauer and daughters
visited relatives in Baltimore the past
week.
The w. M. Ry. handled 3739 colored
passengers from Baltimore to Gettys-
burg over this division Monday under
the auspices of the colored @. a. R-
The Jr. O. ". a. M, Of this place is
improving the appearance Of it's
school room by oiling the floor;
Dandy & Dandy are doing the job
Jacob F. Shearer, of Baltimore, Wis
tied Henry F. Shearer and family, of
near here, the past week.
The w. M. Ry. handled lao pas
sengers On its Sunday train iover this
division. This division can produce
the goods when it gets the accommo-
dations it should have, and it il hoped
the Company will continue its present
schedule during the winter.
Miss May Landes, of Reisterstown,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. John F. Lauer and son spent a
few days last week with L. H. Lauer
and family of this place.
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MANCHESTER.

a straw ride was given in honor
of Miss Katherine Frank, Of LeXing-
ton, Ohio, and Miss Lulu Smith, of
Baltimore, Md, ON the evening Of
September 3, from Manchester TO the
hospitable home Of Miss Dora Strick-
lin, near Maple Grove. Mr.. Richard
M. Martin furnished the team. Among
those in the party were: Messrs.
and MISUNDERSTANDING Burgoon, Ed
ward Nagle, Howard Hoffman,; Miss
es-Treva Burgoon, Lizzie Keck, Es-
Their Miller, Amanda Reed, Nettie
Smith, Bertha Gettier; Messrs. Geo.
Roop, Charles %. Mitten, Charles
Brilliant, John Smith, Harold Frank
forter, Albert Brilliant, Horatio
Wildasin, Harold Shugars and Rus
sell Williams, of Hampstead. After
a very pleasant time had been spent
in games and various other amuse-
ments refreshments were served and
the party very much pleased with the
trip, returned to their homes 1n the
wee small hours of the morning
Five hundred black bass ranging
from 2 To ) inches in length were r.
ceived here from the ". :. Fish Com
missioner by Messrs- J. w. Hofacker
and Harry T. ]. Lamotte and were
placed in several different streams
in the 9Th election district.
Mr.. Jesse Bixler, of Glen Rock, Pa,
was a visitor in our town this week.
Our school teachers this week are
attending institute and the. children
are all getting ready for the opening
Or school September 18th.
Our dentist, Dr. David Everhart,
il surely wearing a smile that won't
rub off. When asked why the smile
he answers Well, it's boy that
we have Just received into our family
circle
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PATAPSCO.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shipley spent
Saturday and Sunday with the for
mer's parents, MT. and Mrs John
Shipley.
Mrs. Arthur Arnold has returned to
her home in Baltimore after spending
a week with her parents.
The Ladies Aid Society, of Patap-
SEQ Methodist Episcopal church will
hold an oyster supper in the new hall
on the evenings of September 18th
and 9th
Miss Ruth X. Chew has returned
home after spending q few days al
Love Point, Md.
Patapsco school will reopen, Mon
day, September 10th, with VIM. W.
Shamer and Ruth r. Chew as teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barrick, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, have returned home
after visiting the formers mother
Mrs. Mile Barrick.
Mrs. William IT. Taylor il spending
several days in Baltimore visiting her
daughter.
Mrs. Shamer and daughter, Nina,
are visiting friends at this place.
Quite number Of people from here
spent Thursday last at Pen-Mar at
the Church of God reunion.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Protestant Church will hold
pie social at the home of Warren
Shamer on the lawn, Saturday night,
September 14-
The Methodist Protestant Church
will hold an oyster supper October
4th and 9Th in the basement OF the
church.
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HOOPS NIILYl.

The people Of this community are
very busy getting ready to SOW wheat.
W. t. Hammond was in Baltimore
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Luvenia Trundle, of Dickerson,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. John Hammond was in Balti-
more Monday.
Frank Hammond, who had been
visiting friends in Baltimore, has re
turned home.
Joshua Trayer and Miss Ella Hood
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lynn Trayer.
Halbert Poole, Herman Hood, Miss
Ruth Miller and Mrs. Mertie Baker,
of Taneytown, and Miss Ruth CLANCY,
of West Falls, spent Tuesday evening
with Miss Ella Hood.
G. Gilbert, Alvie Gilbert and little
daughter, Elizabeth, spent Sunday
with Harry Gilbert, of this place.
j. IT. Hood, who had been confined
to the house with rheumatism, j. able
to be out again.
@. T.. Shultz, Of Frederick, was in
Hoods Mill Friday on business.
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CrOthers Estate Divided.

The will of the late Governor Croth-
ers has been adjusted and his estate
distributed among his nephews, State
Senator Omar D-tCrothers and Elmer
son R. Crothers, the sole beneflciaries.
The estate is valued at about $4,000,
Of which $4,000 was in life insur-
ance. Years before he was nominated
the former Governor carried on his
life $4,000 in insurance. Shortly af-
ter his Inauguration he took out an
additional $4,000 policy and little
later his two nephews had issued a
$4,000 policy on his life. The re-
mainder of his estate, which consist
ed Of stock in several banks and five
mortgages, amounted to about $4,000.
The was an Indebtedness of $4,000
against the estate
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Mrs. Heagy, Of near Westminster,
j. spending some time with Mrs. Har-
ry Babylon.
Mrs. Harry Babylon and Mrs. Cal
vim Starner, Sr., spent last Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Clara Eckard
and Mrs. Fisher, who has been an in
valid for years. They had their
graphophone along and rendered
some very choice music.
Mr.. John Brilliant and wife and
Mr.. Leese and wife, of Manchester,
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
Uriah Babylon and family.
Mrs. Uriah Babylon and son, Klair,
spent Sunday with MIR. Calvin Slona-
ker and family, Of Mayberry.
Mr.. Oscar Magee and Miss Ethel
Magee, of Harrisburg, Pa, are visit
ing friends in this community.
Mrs. Curtis Eckard, of Mayberry,
made a flying visit to Mrs. Harvey
Eckard.
Mr.. Manager, who j. working 10
Union Bridge, at the cement plant
Tuesday.
day with Mr. Howard Eckard and
family, of Frizellburg.
Mr.. Uriah Babylon sold his house
and one acre and "a perches, for
$50050 to Mrs. Rachel E. Wantz, who
will take possession in the spring.
Mr.. Henry Eckard and wife, Of
Frizellburg, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. Hopkins and Harry Babylon
Mrs. Butler spent Tuesday in West
minister.
Harvey Eckard spent Wednesday
and Thursday with his brother, Mr.
Curtis Eckard, of Mayberry.
Mr.. Charles Wantz and wife spenr
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Edward Shipley, in Westminster.
Mr.. Howard Warehime gave hi:
neighbors and friends bean hullinE
party On Friday night Between
forty and fifty guests were there ant
On Monday night he had another hull
ing and there were between thirt!
and forty guests. All had goot
time and did ample justice to tn,
watermelons.
Mr.. Furney is getting very mucl
weaker.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNIoNTOWN.

Rev. r.. III. Wright, accompanied by
MIR. Wilhelm, of Bark Hill, drove TO
FaWn Grove. They will spend some
time there visiting friends
Nh. Harry F. Baughman returned TO
the Seminary at Gettysburg the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slonaker moved
to Baltimore the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Erb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Reindollar were the
guests of Mrs. Alice Brough on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hilda De Good, who has been
visiting her brother, Rev. IT, F. Muir
ray, and other friends returned To her
home in Pittsburgh the past week.
Mrs. MI. @. Cookson il visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Theo Shriner, of fancy
town.
Mr.. Harry Routson, of Baltimore,
visited his mother, Mrs. Missouri
Routson, last week.
Misses Arminta Murray and Bertha
Shriner i.attended the Sunday School
convention att Frederick
Mrs. Harry Fowler spent a few
days i'm Baltimore recently.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Rodkey are Wis
iting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. E. r. Fox, of Washington, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Weaver.
Mr.. Harry Baughman, of the Sen
ior Class of the Theological Seminary
Gettysburg, Pa, will preach on Sun
day i'm the Lutheran Church at
Uniontown at 10 al m. and in Bausts'
church ait 2-3O ID. m.
Mrs. Guy Segafoose and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davidson, near Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shellman at
tended the Chautauqua at West1nins-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry, of
Ohio, spent several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Heck.
Miss Clara O. Near, Of Glyndon, +
visiting Mrs. Clayton Ham.
Rev. L. F Murray attended the
Sunday school convention in Fred
erick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McAllister
and son, Raymond, of Washington,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Smith, OF
Woodbine, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carbaugh, OF
Fairview, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Carbaugh's parents, of
LegOTe.
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GAMBLER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Haines, son
William and daughter Mary Margaret,
of Philadelphia, Pa, were guests OF
Mr.. Haines' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Haines.
Mrs. Jesse Milton Patterson, OF near
here, visited friends in Baltimore and
Boring, Baltimore county last week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hanson Bar
Der, of Ohio, ar4 spending some time
with relatives near here.
Mr.. and Mrs James Leahy, OF
Westminster, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. N. Shauck.
Mrs. VIM. N. Shauck and daughter
Maude, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Shauck's sister, Mrs. David Bloom, OF
Dennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Frank Gorsuch,
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Gorsuch and
SON motored to Garrison, Baltimore
county On Sunday
Miss Ethel Shipley spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with her mother
Mrs. Ella w. Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Gorsuch
Miss Minnie Shauck and Miss Virgie
Shipley attended the Sunday school
convention at Winfield last week.
Mr. Melville Shauck j. home at
present
Mr. Henry M. Grifree, Of Griffee
Wood, raised over 1000 bushels Of
potatoes on less than 4 acres Of
ground.
The Klee Milling Company has an
abundant crop of tomatoes and are
hauling the same to the ]. A. Edmond
son cannery, just south of here.
Mrs. Carroll Haines and family, Of
Finksburg, are visiting relatives here
The Ladies' Missionary Society viii
hold an oyster supper in Mechanics
Hall, Gambler, October 81 and Novem-
Der 2.
Miss Anita Engle, Of Baltimore, who
spent some time with the Misses
Shaeffer, has returned home accom-.
panied by Miss Jessie Shaeffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. links Griffee, Miss
Mary Warner, Mrs. VIM Nelson, Of
Baltimore; Mrs. Henry Griffee anc
son Arthur, Of Griffeewood; nat. VIM
mi Shauck, of Shauck Heights, were
guests of Miss Lucretia Griffee, oi
Fairmont, Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Monroe and friend, Prof
Lancaster, Of Norfolk, Va, were
guests Of Mr.. Monroe's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Monroe.
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WOODBINE.

Miss Naomi Haines, of Baltimore,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. II. Haines, of Woodbine. She al
80 spent several days with her grand
father and sister, Of New Windsor.
Master Herman Haines l. spending
several months with his grandfather
and sister.
Miss Lamora and Norman Utz and
Miss Myrtle Haines and Samuel
Myers attended the tournament at
Pickett Grove, Thursday and had sup
per with Miss Haines' parents. All
enjoyed their trip and said that the
new pike leading from Woodbine to
Winfield was in fine condition now.
Some of Days farmers are cutting
corn that the hail damaged.
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Carroll County Sunday School Wins
Banner.

At the convention of the Maryland
Sunday School Association now in
session in Frederick, Carroll county
was on Thursday awarded a banner
for general excellence in Sunday
school work.
Carroll was designated as a "star
county" and came within few points
of being what is known as a Front
Line County, which is the highest
rank of organized Sunday school
work.
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& MAGEE
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND.
MO. 466S EQUITY.

NT w. zoos EWUTNYp
Tn the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Harvey S. Wink, ct al, Plaintiffs. vs..
Alice Wink, ct al, Defendants.
Ordered this 18th day of September A.
d. 1912, that the account of the Audi
tor filed in this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof b. shown on o. be
fore the 3Oth day of September, inst;
provided copy Of this order b. inserted
for two successive weeks before the
last named day In some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
OSCAR D. GILBERT, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
sept132t OsGAR-D- GILBERT, Clerk
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OF Course 1t Is Unpleasant

to have people suspect that our low
prices mean low quality in our carriages
too. Our only answer to such suspicion
j. an invitation to call and Judge our
carriages without regard to our prices.
you'll recognize our good faith.