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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

The sfepfoe hotel ball room NJ.
parties On Wednesday and Thnrsasr
evenings d this week. The guests
the hotel With their friends s~frln.ss
the light fantastic" until a late bo,..
on both occasions. On Thursda.
evening preceding the dance a iol,.
party Of friends enjoyed dinner 10
gether al the steptoe. among ,ho
number being Messrs and Mesaama.
jenkins. Smith. Stevens. Chandler
Cannon. Byrne: Miss La Won ma
dleson and Mr. Henry Krumb.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star
gave one Of their delightful dances
at shallenbarger hall on Thanks.
giving evening. The hall was filed
10 It's capacity. the music was GOOD
and those present enjoyed them.
selves every minute.
A most enjoyable occasion vas the
dance given b. the University Club
at shalleBbarger hall last night
Members Of the club and their ladies'
were in attendance.
Mrs. James S. Bennett gave a
very beautiful luncheon followed BY
bridge on Monday. The prizes we're
Won b. Mesdames Dickinson, McGn
and Haight. Others present we're
Mesdames Linsley. colRell. Cannon.
Chandler. Hoffman. Holmqulst.
Clark. NeYin. Roper and Zurich.
Mrs ". II. Patton entertained
the Five Hundred Club on Saturday
afternoon. There vas a full at
tendance Of ladies TO enjoy the game
AID the delicious refreshments
which followed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

n Il Patton. agent for TIE Hup-
mobile. made = trip 70 Cobre izst
Thursday 70 bring 81 q Rev car which
has been purchased b. Charles Ste
Tsns q White River VALLEY. The
return rsn from CObTe vas made IL
eight hours. 10 stops being made eI-
ceDt Tor meals and 10 trouble xas
encountered o. the journey
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Grs JOSEPH stsFeng XII aezre to
MORROW morning Tor san FrzncIseo
for 3 visit zlfh friends. and sIi take
wlfh hs- lirtle Ma HcElror. who
las 5een a. Ike home o Dr. and
Nrs Z L z Wallace ance their -
tgrn from rhs cozs-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Mrs. 81. J. Leayitt. who for the
past two months has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs.. Webb. IN East
Ely. departed for Salt Lake satur-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Ma J. v Barrzss arrived sztar-
DAY evening frou hey rzne1 e
.CDFer Waller % spend tie winter
moths N East ElY wirh her hus-
azzz.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
The Churches

Presbyterian ChHTxh-kzsz ny
Services szzzzF. Daezzt@ 1r
sazzzv sao8l q - II L
c Hair. E9-zts75szl EvezlzE
service a-E Mrz8a Al -s# aeE
jos p Cam pzgsor re ten
- B~zr1ho111eZ Eh4Fxh
CzIsz6zr fer 1As g=k Sazazg
aeooz Al SIC Hoy eo4zuzssz
a-d arwoa 4 lice Kerr So
nee q 4-ls- A are cordially IL
u.ea
EFs1z-g service z-d Semen sas1
sunday a 7sse , Al are cor
daily invited Jos " Gsz7 zia-
ster.
Christian >erzIc=
Christian Silence services 81 =
he'd todzy Al i o'elozk il 1he
morning Testimonial meeting Wei
nes1sy eTering 81 sis O'clock
Catholic Church
Services all Be held To-Day as
follows Al McGnl. rzsz ard SCI
no a. 800 . n. Al Ely. kzgA
mass and sermon 81 Il a L Bene-
dlction and sermon AZ 30 ? =
Lafter-day Saints Services
Regular services Of the Latter-dzY
szinss will be he'd in the Lintoz
sloek. one door north OF The meat
market on Sixth street. as follows:
Sunday school az 1870 ?. n Read
ing 4; go p. N.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

A bzby boy Ras torn Friday night
70 NJ ard Nrs Edward Erhar6t q
McGu. znd died but Z fer hoars
zfterwzrt. Funeral services Esrs
lid yesterday Afternoon FROM
TIE Nlso1-Bzfes Undertaking par
lors. AID burial took place il fhe
ElY cemetery
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
LAtter-day saints Services

pany have q valuation as shown in
TIE following table.
An smslt. Sec. pfd- A
$4,000 shares at cost s15.sso.g 900
Al smelt See. 6 per
cent bonds. $500
geo. Al 1914 ~ 1.5s7.Eo0
Utah Cope. s04.5o4
shares a. 51.-.. 25.sss. 25G
Yukon Coz. ? ss.s3s
shares n e. s~.3es.917
Alaska-Yukon properties
and equipment -. ~1,170.z30
Miscellaneous invest
ments s31.17s
Cash and quick assets. ~7.s4s.i20
z67 go shares outstand-
ing Al s2sS2s ...... 59.473. 202
The above book value Of s2s6.2s
per share Is figured on the old 800
par basis OF the stock. On the new
So par basis the book value per
share would De s71.57. In the table
the Securities preferred a stock Is
taken AZ cost. as IL Is not listed. and
the Alaska-Yukon properties. miscel-
laneous investments. and cash and
quick assets items. are taken at the
figures given in the last annual state
ment. though probably they are now
larger.
Earnings as estimated are equal
10 nearly zzh per cent on the stock
outstanding. which would compare
with IL per cent in 1911. 1s.1 per
cent in 1910 and Il per cent In
1909.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

wl3 Burnett and Mas Wesienrlde,
returned . MeGD Fr1dag from Car
Sol Nhers tier hare oeez attending
re trial d Chef Graves
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Mr. 4 Edison eft Ter Seattle o.
Wednesday. 81 raEpon@ = 4 mes
sags stating that ~ 5fofhef-ln-szN.
Edward Br1srou hsa DID
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

Those desiring 70 engage Hauil-
tons Oscseetrs N1lz please address
B0z "a. MeGlL Ser- d esn = =.
No J. Upper ToHn
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
Bzrha5-z Chu~h

EFs1z-g service z-d %--u1 sB1
Sunday a 7s3e ? Il Al are scr
daily invited jos " Gs1z Zl1-
isrer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
Glass Play.

The members of the 1912 graduating
class gave their play last evening at
house The cast was well taken and
each one did we'll in the parts which
were sSigned TO them. The title of
yates" The members OF the class had
been practising for several weeks past
and the result was that the play was
The commencement exercises will be
given tomorrow night A speaker from
Washington, Pa. will give the COM
will be presented by Elmer Hough. pres
ident Of the board.
Auto Owners.
All 1~ners OF automobiles who are
willing TO give the use OF their ma
chimes for the purpose OF conveying the
veterans TO the cemetery this afternoon
are asked by the Brooke auto and driv-
ing club 20 take their machines 20
Main street between Seventh and Ninth
streets at 10 o'clock this afternoon.
Candidates Busy.
Much activity IL being shown at this
time by the many Republican eandi-
In this county. A hot campaign Is be-
ing conducted and candidates may be
seen at any time at almost any point
dates for sheriff, two for prosecuting
attorney. three for assessor. two for
house OF DELEGATES. besides the many
There Is no doubt that when the polls
are open on next Tuesday morning a
thorough canvass OF the county will
have been made
Commencement Program.
The following was the program that
was carried out at the commencement
exercises held az the Presbyterian
church In Follansbee on Tuesday
r. ght.
Invocation ....Rey. Thos. +. Pears. Jr.
IA AaF nd -
Essay The Northern PanhandIe'
Reading The Enchanted Shirt Ger
trude Stocks
Grafton Little Things Eleanor Wood
grafton Napoleon Morris Crossman
Reading The Minstrel Guest'Ivy
Sharpe.
Essay Manufacture Of Tin Plate" AL
fred Krager.
Grafton The New Republic. Herman
Mahan.
Reading "Pyramus and Thesbe" Al
leen Poteet.
Naledictory ...... oliver Williams
address ........ Judge II. C. Hervey
Presentation OF diplomas. ". A. Strain
Benedicuon ...........R Rev. J. J. Davis
Deeds Recorded
The following deeds have been left
at the Office OF the county clerk
Brooke Co. Improvement Company to
annie lotska Ollah. lot No. IFS in block
., original plan or Follansbee: consid-
| e. alton s35O.
Leroy A. Lallanceand wifeto Mabel
Hyde Moorse. Buffalo district property.
WsllRburQ Rr4afa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
ROOSEVELT WINS
Entire Delegation In New Jersey,
Later. Returns Show; VIII
son Also Victor.

NEWARK, y. J.. May 29-Theo-
dore Roosevelts clean sweep Of the
New Jersey primaries was emphasized
today when late returns gave him
small substantial pluralities in the
few districts about which last nights
figures left in doubt. and increased
state
Governor Woodrow Wilson car
ried all but two of the twelve con
gressional districts. and gained "a OF
the &c delegates. including the dele
gates-at-large
Col Roosevelt scored heavily in the
agricultural communities of southern
New Jersey and in the thickly-settled
towns and cities populated largely by
voters who work in New York. His
preference vote in Essex county. next
70 the largest In the state. was 1885.
compared with Gigs for Taft and $50
for La Toilette
Governor Wilson won his most
striking victory in his home county.
Mercer. which also contains Trenton.
the State capital. The total vote for
the Wilson deleEates-at-large in Mer-
Ger was 1874, compared with al for
the anti-Wilson nominees. The Re.
publican vote I'm this county was.
Roosevelt, 3371; Taft. 2.465.
The vote IN Newark. the largest
city In the State. with one district
missing. gave Roosevelt 7.20s: Taft.
5.4o2; Ia Toilette. 49, Democrats
Wilson. 1859, antl-Wllson. 5.g45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
2se Matinee at Court to-day.
Warwood Br1sfS and Personals.


Mlsses Ruth and LeOta Neshitt at
.shusd the commencement exercises AT
Ohs REFER rnu school. last evening
me virginia oil a. Gas Companv will
being next week on well No. z on ths
Warwood ""' NOr'h
The Methodist and Christian ebur.h..
mere viii celebrate Children's Day merit
Miss Wayne Cox. OF Moundsville f.
me guest OF her sister. Mrs. r E Hood
OF center WarwOod. for few days
Miss Frankie Montgomery. teacher OF
the seventh grade at North Warwood
sehool. left yesterday for her home at
west Liberty. she will resume her
position here in September
MISS Hazel Winters is IN at her home
In North Warwood
This evening q board OF directors ana
iull list OF officers for the ensuing
year VIII be elected by the warwood
rire and Protective Association
The local Woodmen will hold that -
ular weekly meeting tomorrow evening
being postponed from Tuesday svenins
because or the Mogulian affair al
Bricks were delivered YESTERDAY for
the paving OF the road at the Richard
coal works in South warwood fThe
sewer from the miners homes will be
connected with the town sewer in a
short time.
Monday evening the committee FOR
the Loveland Fire and Protection Asso-
citation carnival will meet with the fire.
men on Monday evening TO further per-
fect arrangements for the affair 10 ba
held on June 25 and rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
WARW00D

Last evening at O'Clock brief fu-
reral services were held over the re-
rains Of DR.. Israel BedeU at his home
on Twentieth street Center WarwoOd
by the Rev. G p. Brininstool pastor OF
tne FIRST Baptist church OF Wheeling
The body will be taken 20 Mt. Vernon
@, the old home OF DR.. Bedeu. where
funeral services will be held this eve
ring followed with interment al Mt
Vernon cemetery.
Dr Bedell was one Of the most prom
inent men In this community. having
resided here for the past six years lie
mad been bedridden for the past year
with diseases Incident 70 old axe and
Nc peacefully passed away shortly be-
iore midnight Tuesday evening
Dr. Hedell was born IN New York
slate. When he was n small child his
parents removed 60 Mt Vernon. o. He
attended Ann Arbor and the University
OF View York. teaching during the sum
mer vacation and when quite a Young
man WIS graduated as a physician. Al
the outbreak OF the war between the
states he enlisted a. an assistant stir-
geon IN the sixth Volunteer -infantrv.
SERVING through the war With honor
IN March 81. 1883 he married Miss I.y-
Ola Se~lts Of Mount Vernon. removinR
% Nebraska city. Neh. IN 1850 where
ht continued 90 practice his profeasion
and Wrs on the BOARD o. medical 81
aminera OF Nebraska for several yesre
Re removed 60 Warw0od In 1907 but
OF account Of falling health h. ala NOT
pursue his profession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
BrIdaep6rt erIefs.

I'd Cooke left yesterday for Sui
phur Springs. Va. IN hopes Of benefit
ing his health. and will remain there
for several weeks.
Dr Howells left yesterday for Phil.
adelphia. where he will visit friends
Tor a few days
Joseph Hrabak. the well known
Maynard merchant. was I'm town yes.
'erday. ON business
Prayer meeting and choir practice
was held az the klrkwoOd Profbyte.
rian church last evening
Thomas Lippinco't went 20 81
tlairsville yesterday 10 spend the day
Charles Loe. Fl Brooklyn. y. y. Is
here visiting finds FOR n few weeks
Hunter Armstrong returned 70 Sa.
.om yesterday after having spent a
few DAYS hero. on business
Walter Heincman. of Huntington.
vs. Va iF visiting local friends
Miss Laura Randall. NJ Columbus.
visited local friends yesterday. and
Ieff last evening f0r n visit With rela-
lives in Pittsburgh
The uonahey Bible class team viii
not play this afternoon. being unable
10 secure a Eame
M- and Mrs G.. a. Loveioy. %
RrooksIde, will move back 10 Bethes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FATAL WRECK
In Philadelphia During Storm; Twen-
~ Cars Piled Up on the
3. & o. Road.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-One
man WAS killed. another probably
probably fatally injured and three
others seriously hurt tonight when a
freight engine on the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad left the tracks in the
extreme southern section Of the city
during a violent thunderstorm
Twenty-One cars IoaCed with freight
for Baltimore We're attached 10 the
overturned locomotive. The cars
buckled and many OF them we're badly
smas hed
Daniel Edwards. aged % years. the
conductor OF the train. who was riding
on the locomotive az the time the
crash occurred. was caught beneath
the falling engine and crushed TO
death. The engine driver. Thomas
McCulum, aged 81 years, was badly
hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
Arrangements for Campaign.

Last evening a very important meet
ing was held for the purpose of compile
the campaign for the hospital fund The
meeting was largely attended. and IL
was decided to open the campaign on
June 9TH and close on June 18th, just
one week. The amount needed IL s25.-
600. and there will be a banquet on the
eth. beginning at Gao. for the purpose
OF starting out OF the teams.
There Will be ten teams, each consist
Ing OF six members, and every, person
donating $40 and upward. is a member.
and is entitled to one vote for the cleo
ton OF the directors and trustees. A
clock will be erected on the Commercial
Bank building and just as the funds are
received. the amount will be registered.
There will be another meeting held to-
night. at which time the teams will be
selected, beginning at 80 and n large
attendance is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

To-Hdy VII be the big day A. The
Warwood Christian church when the
volunteer memhera ~ the congregation
Nil paint the exterior o. the edlfifa and
eean'ff me laWn about me buIf1inr
TIE proEram VIII open win brief SER
LiceH lead hy t1e pastor. the Rev J q
Fr1or. "a which time gu men who viii
Eire their services aIf dav In foirr fbe
Wnrk ore o. report The faffes v.fff
serve luncheon 90 the church nf Do
O'Clock. when the men who are 90 work
N.iI .u tue afternoon viii report AZ &
O'clock ire ladies viii serve q hir run.
per to au present followed hv cong and
PRAYER service nf o'clock. in which the
Rev " % f1eids. pastor 90 the FIrst
,HflHt.au ChufCh. Uf MhecUur. the Rev.
@ ~ NJ bite. ~ bethany. thc Rev Chaa
81 liuisiar. pastor of THE Wheelinr o.
land christian church. ard the REV NJ
Frhm VIII 30 closed az O'Clock L. 4
literary and musical ENTERTAINMENT ~
Lnf lounH pnutln ~ Che rnnnrarafIrr
lurng Gre daV ere F0unr ladies' ~
Class No 4 viii cell home made rnnfiss
anl poF-cnru on are nrouuda The urD.
'egle WIZ le FlFcu thc church. carr fna
nli ire pledge fo raise RI certain amount
n money 20 fle time the church uaa
The celebration to take place ta.ra,
f ln Oounenrnra af frr fret ami
fersery o. the nnishInr ~ tHs church
.Alialna WhIrH waH nuIIfeI In fan
workInE days rv volunteer rnrn-bsrr IN
ne c1unrrEafinn. which nunnnsrar I'd
That ITEM only fs. while fne mem hrraf IL.
% I.H to-day The rnurrn o. rnrfHfv
gffUnE out ~ DEBT The rnnrrararI
naa ono % enc ueafeat lIfffr riarsa ~
HorehIp alonr fnr Onto valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

da In a short time. where Mr.. Lovejoy
and his father will go into the glove
manufacturing business.
Joe. the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Matthews. is confined to, the
home OF his parents. quite IN.
George Koehline went to Steuben-
vile yesterday to attend the Senate
rial convention.
George Selects went to Steuben-
vile yesterday. on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
WOMAN CONDEMNED TO
Ole NAY NOT ESCAPE CHAtp

BOSTON. way a.Ttr state erreu.
tive council with ore member absent.
voted Ia'e today four r0r and four
azaIna' cDmmIfIrr tho Death sentence
oft Mr Lena turuuan0. convicted
fI'n Fnr.r1 MaFrioiI. ~ The murder
~ Bog husband fu MaFcioU caae thr
COUNCIL voted 2 fo against c0mmu.
'a'.'n Adjournment was takm 600
wednesday. when another vote will
Hr taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

The following deeds have been left
at the Office OF the county clerk
Brooke Co. Improvement Company to
annie lotska Ollah. lot No. IFS in block
Z. original plan or Foliansbee; consid-
e. alton s350.
Leroy A. Lallanceand wifeto Mabel
Hyde Moorse. Buffalo district property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
BELLAIRB

The Ohio state convention OF the
United Order OF American Mechanics
came to a close at Bellaire yesterday
iolowing a very successful session OF
Two days. Changes were made In the
constitution OF the order. but none
were OF great importance. The newly
elected Officers were installed and the
bylaws OF the convention were hnlshed
and adopted.
The delegates who attended the con-
venuon all returned TO their homes
yesterday afternoon and the conven-
ton was one OF the most successful
ever held by this order. The Assem-.
bly,. before closing. extended a vote
OF thanks TO the members Of the Bell.
aire order for the kindness and con-
sideration shown them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
DIDN'T POISON TOT
Holds Jury After Considering Case Of
Woman Accused Of Killing
Nine Babies.

NEW YORK. May 29-winifred
Ankers. the young womIn accused Of
poisoning nine babies in the BROOKLYN
hospital and infants was acquitted to-
day.
The indictment charged Miss Ank.
ers. who was a kitchen helper at the
nursery, with causing the death Of
only. one Of the children. As other
indictments are still pending she was
held in $4,000 bail.
II is believed by many that the YER
dict OF acquittal on the first indict-
ment will practically end the casa
against Miss Ankers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

I...1e InE 9 short illness lasting over
period ~ hut few DAYS IrIa Wire
EIN.a l'efiue. aged lc years and one
dHI. died at tho NortH wheeling ro.-
W'InlHE 40 30. peafh fc-
''u Two operations. Deceased
~. daughter ~ sE-oflvern4r UetIrg
n N'fiH l'akpte. Sns graduated fr ffa
Nn".I' SCHOOLS NJ fnIs city, end later
''fI'l or iHe rnrth DAKOTA urfvrr-
Hifr surviving her arc far. r-.tr.-s
s.N 100 aIHseIa. Who reside boz Nsrfr
.li.u'H ana chicago fIrr uncle DO
N Do I'f.Iu0 Del uuu eurrufe from Da.
.'a I'.NE HHnnHnarI when aHr rna
N-.i ftrI.Hrr Deceased vac r H.rr.f.-
~ I.r rlnlar choir and o. member of
t.f h.u.e rIaHH ~ the second rraab,-
Ter au church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
Decoration DaX-

The old soldiers will be driven out
TO the Weeks cemetery this morning
and Will be addressed by Hon. ]. NJ
Rees OF st. Clairsville. and the firing
squad OF the Junior Mechanics will
afterwards fire salutes over the graves
Of the dead soldiers. In the after
noon the Services Will be held at the
Linwood cemetery and the Boys Bri-
gade will turn out in a body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

PITTsBU RGff. pa. MAY % New
Officers ~ fhe pennsylvania state
Knights Tempinr acre elected TODAY
and tonight they we're formally boz.
stalled into office with Impressive cor.
rmon.es The ffty ninth conrIave ad.
jOururd today York was chosen as
the next meeting place The officers
follow
Right eminent Grand commander.
Harry p Buckingham. York. pa
very eminent deputy grand commar.
der, John vs. schramm. RidFrav.
ersnd Re1eraiIrFlm0. Howard Thomas.
Philadelphia rrand raptan general
John 49, lauFiuErr WiUeravIiir. Grand
senior warden WafleIKh Lewis. Tunt.
hammock Grand Junior warden An.
1re> % Williams Butler eminent
gran1 treasurer. William VI Donald
e0n. Harrishurg. and eminent Grand
recorder william 81 Allen. phuadeL
pfI8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
Teachers 90 Ne Retained.

IL was learned from an OFFICIAL
source last evening that all the teach
sis employed this year at the two
Greater warwood school will he lender
&c their positions again Co teach this
year; that at the meeting OF the Rich
lano SCHOOL board held Tuesday evening
as stated In this column yesterday
each teachefs work was taken up and
~ Wf shown that their work had been
satisfactory. IL r.. however. likely that
several OF the local teachers will not
resume their work here among them
Viii be one or two who will attend coll
icge- Thu board was much pleased
win the work accomplished BY the in
structors at the schools here during the
past term. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

Thomas Robbins - confined 60 his
home on Tetth street. with an injured
foot which was cut by hot pack fall
Ing on the member at the tin mill
Earl fieslqp went 90 GAINESVILLE yes
terday 60 visit friends
Miss Eunice Jones left Yesterday for
Youngstown where she will visit rela-
ives FOR n few weeks
Yesterday was another bad day on
tie hot mill men. ~ there did not seem
q be a breath ~ air in motion.
Camp Rest people are preparinf for
their summer outing
81 Ruae % North Fourth street
- moving his family % Virginia where
~ hos taken charge 81 a large tobacco
plantation.
several teams composed 81 Young
boys VIII play ball on the Hoyle FIELD
iris afternoon
The milk report ~ the health board
day
Rev. j Hi1 will got % Iatrohe to-
DAY tn uniclate 90 me funeral ~ "a for
mer mrmter ~ his church
George Barr David James and Will
Jam Mullen vent 90 Steuhenville FeHter-
GAY 20 attend the senatorial convention.
Ihn window ~ the srfhv and Reed
pharmacy la being remodeled
a large election sign will De- erected
in front ~ the iudae rooms of the Na-
sons within The nest fee DAYS
Mra Laura Rand and baby % Pitts
burg arc the guests ~ local relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
WELLSBURG


Memorial Day will be ntungly OBJ
served In Welisburg today. All the
stores will be closed and two baseball
games have been scheduled between
Martins Ferry and the Giants of this
city. The morning game will be called
at 1000 a m and the afternoon game
at 3:3o p m
In the afternoon the old soldiers
will 60 to~Brooke cemetery where they
will hear an address by a we'll known
Ptttsburg orator. The old soldiers will
20 20 the cemtery IN automobiles
which will be furnished by the mem
bsrs OF the Brooke auto and driving
club.
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cf interest In always taken in the an
nual services here