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The bee., 1912-06-25

when your child has whooping
cough be earefulto keep the cough
loose and expectoratiOn easy by
giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy as may be required. This pem--
eby will also iiqnfy the tough mueus.
and make II easier TO expeet0Bate. !.
II has been used successfully In
haAny epjsleutce and la safe and oofs,.
The bee., 1912-06-25

IL is now well known that more
than one case of frheumatism In tsn
requires any internal treatment
whatever. All that is needed is q
free application OF Cbhn1beriain's
Lipirneft and SnRssaging the pnrts
'at each Applieafion. Try Il and sea
how qnieh " n will relzeRe ths pain
&ud oVr6l6ek Sold py ~ dQeloFe.
The bee., 1912-06-25

Miss Anita Tafoya of Trinidad
Col. is the guest of Miss Marga-
rett Turner. Miss Tafoya is a
charming and attractive young
lady.
The bee., 1912-06-25

A sprained ankle may as rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying sChamberlain's Liniment
zach bottle. For sale by all dealerr
The bee., 1912-06-25

hsaa,s toz Dessendsats at HIS c..
Thomas Rowland, who Ass t'ssd
Bsanafosd, euflolk, England, -sec (,
hos lsft l0g descendants, an - ~
stAendsd his funeral.
The bee., 1912-06-25

constipatios causes hsadaehe. incissssion diz,
xinsss, dso~siaoss. Fer mild. opcAine msdi-
cine. hss Deans RsgslatsA. s5s bpz a an
The bee., 1912-06-25

When baby suffars with eczema or some Itch
ing skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment, A little
of II goes long way and II n safe for children
soc box at all stores
The bee., 1912-06-25

f. ID. Rash was in Madisanvilie
Tuesday afternoon to here Kryls
band.
The bee., 1912-06-25

Qaite 4 numbsr of Darlington
people were in Nadlsonville
Tsesday sveaing visiting the
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YeagW-OEausy.

A pretty wedding was sOlemnized at
81 AlphOnsus Catholic church on We'd
nseday morning ct . o'clock when Marie
O-Malley and Mr.. VIII Yeager wero unit
ed In marriage. The Rev. Fathet Glenn
Ems officiating. Several beautiful
choruses were rendered by the male
choir. under the direction OF Prof. A. J.
Schiller. who played the wedding march.
The church was beautifully decorated.
Tho bride wore a white satin gown with
overdress OF real lace. and "A fun bridal
Welt OF lace. She carried n bouquet of
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaid. Miss Lulu O'Nialley.
n sister OF the bride. wore n yellow
satin messaline with overdresr OF silk
chiffon, and carried marguerites. Mr..
Henry BierkOrtte was best man. Follow
Ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the brides home by "a
terer ZiEenfelder. At b:3O o'clock this
evening the young people will leave for
a trip 20 the Great Lakes. and after
July1 they will be at home on Fifteenth
street.
Mr.. YeaEer IL employed by the Bell
Telephone company. and his bride Is a
charming young woman quite well
known IN town.
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Pretty Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. Cecil a. johnson and daughter.
Mrs. G. Bates McLain. very delightfully."-
entertained with an afternoon tea We'd
nesday complimentary to Mrs. l.. II.
Fucker. Of FL Paso. Tex. who IL the
house guest of Mrs. Robinson at her
home. No. goa South Penn street.
The hours were from , until 5.o'clock
and over 125 guests were present TO
enjoy the hospitality Of Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. McLain. The home was pref
THY decorated with nowers. roses pre-
dominating. The color scheme. yellow
and green. was carried out In the par
lors, while crimson ramblers formed the
ing rooms.
The two ladies viii again he hos
tesses 20 "a number of friends this after
noon from , 20 3, complimentary TO Mrs.
Fucker.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Inteuigencer.
FAlRMONT, w. Va, June 19.-One
or the brilliant June weddings in this
city occurred this evening at $50
O'Clock at the NJ. p. temple, when the
accomplished daughter OF Hon. and
Mrs. Howard n. Ogden. Miss Marjorie
Ogden became the bride of Mr.. Oscar
Lee Stannard of Charleston. The
church auditorium was deliberately
decorated for the event - Decorator
White OF the Fleming greenhouse. and
presented a most attractive appear
ance. The bride entered the church
through The aisle on the arm of her
father. who gave her in marriage.
Preceding her were the maid OF honor
and five bridesmaids. and preceding
them were the ushers. The bride was.
met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. o. W. Abney Of
Charleston.
The bride was handsome in a COS
tune Of white charmeuse with trim
mings Of princess lace. finished en-
train with a veil caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of sweet peas. Miss Alma Ogden
as maid OF honor. was becomingly
- ~ a NbSNhiAt OI NUllt Win
trimmings OF gold and carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids, Misses Edith
Henry, Florence Horner, G~enevieye
Cunningham. Eta Stanard and Wilma
Boydsto, were tastefully costumed In
green charmeuse. with trimmings OF
rhinestones and carried pink roses
The ceremony vas performed by Rev.
j. c. BroOmfied. pastor Of the NJ. p
temple. and DR.. Duncan rendered the
wedding march and played during the
ceremony.
The ushers we're Messrs. A. n.
koontz, ID. L. Garden. L. G. Stannard
n DR. A. L. Amick Of Charleston and
Pearl McCue OF Morrntown.
Immediately following the ceremony
the doors OF the Ogden residence. on
Quincy street, were thrown open 10 a
large and brilliant assemblage OF peo-
pie. Mr.. Stannard and his bride left
on an extended wedding journey. after
which they will reside in Charleston
Miss Ogden is the eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard n. Ogden
and Is a charming and cultured YOUNG
lady. She is a graduate OF the Chi
cago University. She Is a member Of
n OF the leading families OF this
section. being a granddaughter OF DR..
!. b. Ogden. Mr.. Stannard Is also
prominently connected. ad is n well
known business nan OF Charleston.
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Schmidt-Insutsr.

on Wednesday afternoon at Z o'clock
at the home OF Prof. Herman Kraeuter
took place the wedding OF his daughter.
Lenoia y. and Mr.. Arthur L. Schmidt.
II was a marguerite wedding. the home
being artistically decorated with this
flower and greenery.
Before "A floral altar IN the nook in
the hall the marriage rite was perform
ed by the Rev. Jacob Birmingham. rec
tor Of St Luke's church. assisted by
the Rev. A.. W. Werder. rector OF ST.
james Lutheran church. There were no
attendants and only the Immediate fam.
HES were present. The bridal costume
was q white lingerie trimmed with real
lace. During the ceremony Drala's
Souvenir Was softly played by Mr.
Oscar Kraeuter, pianist. and Master
Karl kraeuter. violinist. brother and
nephew OF the bride.
The bride Is well known IN church.
musical and literary circles and the
groom Is the genial assistant cashier
Of the National Exchange bank.
After a supper served by ZeiEenfelder
the happy couple left over the Pennsyl-
vania FOR 4 western trip. and upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
Quick Cure
for Eczema
Remedy for Many Other Dis
tresslng Aliments-

San Cura Ointment has cured thou
sands OF Of itching, bleeding and
protruding piles. II has drawn the
poison from and completely healed
running sores and fever sores which
were 80 old and chronic that every
one who saw them considered them
helpless.
San Cura Ointment Is guaranteed
by Chas. r. Goethe & Co. 81 Twelfth
street. or VIII Menkemeller, 1929 Eon
street. TO do as stated above and also
TO Danish letter. salt rheum. boils, car.
buncles. TO heal ulcers. cuts. burns,
scald and bruises. or money back.
The same guarantee holds good for
c~hilblains. chapped hands and face. so
you risk not q penny when you buy a
jar for Is or 80 cents.
For tender skin and to secure a per.
feet complexion use San Cura Soap.
It's the best soap for babies, too. as
II kills all germ life.-25 cents.
Thompson Medical Co, Titusville, Pa.
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Formsr Local Nan we'd.

Local friends Of Floyd W. Supp. son
OF Rev. and Mrs. :. u. Stupp. formerly
II this city. but now OF Springfield, are
surprised 20 learn ~ his marriage 10
Miss Anna Margaret Hess. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hess. The ceremony
was performed in the ST Luke's Ger
man Lutheran church at Springfield, by
Rev. Stupp. the pastor.
Following the ceremony n wedding
reception was held and Immediately
after the Young couple left for New
York. PhiladclUIia and other Eastern
cities. where they will spend a few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
About People
Movements Of individuals 10 and
From the City.

Miss Alice Mckinley. who has been
the guest OF friends In the East End for
several days. has returned TO her home
at Barberton. O..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller. who have
been the guest OF relatives in Beaver.
Pa. for several days. have returned to
their home on the South side.
Mrs Charles Graham and daughter.
Miss Eloise, have returned to their home
at Kent. o.. after a visit with relatives
In this city and vicinity.
Miss Ethel Bonner. Of Hamilton. o.,
has returned TO her home after a visit
with friends on the South side.
Mrs. Charles Harper. who has been
III for several days with an attack OF
tonsllitis. Is now able 90 be out.
Henry Milligan. OF the East End, left
last evening for philadelphia. where he
VIII spend several days and then gO to
cratic convention.
Mrs. George Bennett. who has been
visiting relatives here for the past week.
has returned TO her home In Dayton. %
his studies at the West Virginia Cuiver-
sity after attending the funeral OF mis-
grandmother IN his city.
clyde BOEEs has resigned his position
with the Busy Bee restaurant and ac-
ceptel n similar. one with the Empire
Restaurant. on Market street.
william kOCheTt. Of sixteenth street.
left yesterday for an extended trip TO
points along the Great Lakes.
William Picanni left yesterday for
Pittsburgh. Pa. where he will make
his future home.
James B. Hartley. representing the
flttsburHh Drug company. n ~HpendinR
several days In the city on business.
George Bond. Of Chapline street. will
leave to-day for "a few days visit with
friends In Cameron. ". Va
Thomas B. Clifford. % Cleveland. O..
u spending a Few days In the city on
business.
Walter Travis. who for the past sew
eral years has been employed a. cleo
trician az he city Railway barns. has
teen transferred 60 he East Wheeling
shops.
James Zimmerman. g WeIIsburg. In
spending several days me guest OF
friends and relatives iu this cts.
An old man. feeble and bent. o. search
~ his son. who A. supposed a. BE- In sd
Clairsville. was placed aboard a. train
for that town yesterday morning ana
sent on hfg way.
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GRAFTON. W. Va. June 1.-THE
$4,000 city bonds which we're recent.
ly issued Tor mo Improvement % tho
water works have boon purchased by
The firm ~ Mayer. pcppc a. Walter.
of Cincinnati. and fhcv brought a
premium Of $3.50 which is considered
n splendid figure Tho honf.. instead
of being Ions term as formerly. are
3tycar bonds and this viii save tho
CITY quite a bi. of money The money
from me sale ~ tho bonds Ia now
available and tho water works Im.
provcmcnt VIII De started soon.
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cemnItt., VII M..t A.,.

special dispatch Go the Intelligence
GRAFTON. " Va. June no
meeting 81 the executive committee OF
tho West Virginia board of trade has
been called to be- held In this citv
Monday. June 2f-Among other MAI.
ters OF importance which he commit.
tee VII take up will be the plans for
The annual convention which will be-
held a. MorganioWn tn tho fall and
the committee viii also consider an
exhibit ar the Chicago land show Tho
h~eadquartcr7 ~ tho committee while
IN This city. VIII bo az tho Willard
hotel
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Smoker Hsld-

Knights OF Columbus. COuncii No
Lac. held a smoker In their hall in
Bellatre Tuesday evening in honor OF
DIR. Leo Hunt. who ecently graduated
from the Georgetown University at
Washington An excellent luncheon was
served and music was furnished by an
italian orch estra. Over sixty members
attended this function. John l. Curran
were made by Rev. Foher Joseph
Wehrley. Rev. y. 7. Plunket. Patrick
G~iihooley and DIR. Leo Hunt. Thos.
G. also gave an Interesting address.
william Davis rendered two beautiful
selections. The regular meeting. which
was to have been held Tuesday even
ing, was postponed until this evening.
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Rihla C1aan aannn.t

A banquet will be given TO the men
OF the Island Christian church this eve
ming at letters hall, at the corner OF
Penn and Virginia streets. under the
auspices OF the Mems Century Bible
class OF the church. An earnest request
IL made that all men Of the church at
tend. Music viii be furnished for the
occasion by an orchestra. and an IN
teresting program has been prepared.
An address win also be made by Rev.
". G. Pierce. OF Cameron. W Va. and
the mems quartette OF the church will
render several selections.
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MURPHY NOT
hostile TO CAvnon

AEW YORK. June 10 Chariaa b.
Murphy leader 81 Tsmmanv hail fs
nv u1 means hostile to fhe move re-
Gently launched hv prominent nom
Inmmnny Democrats hero fo further
The rndldHcv ~ MAYOR william
ftaynnr Tor tho Democratic president
inl nomination. judging from hia COM
meut to-day whom fho movement was
brought fu bis attention
That fa Tho kind ~ "a man wo
want man WI" can rrf indrporf-
rrt STRENGTH nH we'll 1r fha arur.rt
~ fhc orgauiyHtH laid Air Nfurpb.
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Entertained for ar4d,a

Complimentary to Miss Fannie Schles-
singer and Miss Beulah osborn. two
July brides. Miss Cecilia Murray en-
terthtned = party OF friends Wednesday
afternoon At her home on Thirteenth
street h affair vas IN the nature OF
a sewing party. The home was beauti-
fully decorated and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Fannie Schlessinger, Beulah Osbor
Anna W~ellenstein, OF Richmond, Va
Jean Welty. Eugene Osburn, Helen
Hibberd. Gene Ward. Alice Miller, Mar
jorie Ford, Jessie Pratt and Cecilia Muir
ray; kiesdame VIII cummins, Harry
Huble and Sylvan Baum.
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kIsIIa-e uehsr w.dalnn.

Special Dispatch 90 the In-fefHFrncer
NEW MARTINSNtLLN. W.. Va.
June County superintendent
thas kislig was married this after
noon TO Miss Anna X Bucher. promi-
ncnt teacher ~ tho county. They Ioft
on the evening train 10 attend tho
State Teachers Association In session
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DOUBLY PROVEN
wheeling Readers Can No Lonae,
Doubt the Evidence.


This grateful citizen testified long
ago.
Told Of quick reucf-of lasting
benefit
The facts are boz confirmed
auch testimony 10 complete-tho
evidence conclusive
lt FORMS convincing proof Of merit.
Adrian a Mindcr. Franklin Sal
boiIaire. Ohio. says -Four or Eve
years 3 ! was troubled hy barsacbe
and sharp pains across my kidpe,s
especially when ] stopped or Iffcd
= he kidney secretious became bIgb.
Iy coiored. contained sediment ana
were painful in passage. I consulted
a prysicIan who told mo INV ktfp.,r
were d~iaordered and needed prompf
attention About that time uos1s
Kidney Pills were highly CONNIE
Cd io me and deciding 20 give fh.w
"a trial. ] procured a bor Zoo.
doses brought relief and ir a short
Time my back was free from main
and the difficulty with The kidrev
s@ccreafious was corrected Z roDs.d.
or this remedy one that can boz fr.
pended upon Statement Give,
September 2s. 1901
Rc-Endouemert
ON July 3. 1909 MI MIndcr said
The public statement rav. 4,
~ recommending Doana kidney
pills vas correct in ovcry detail and
you may continue publishing Dol I
stu use thls remedy orraeet,,,ug
and always receive tho bost results
For sale BY all dealcr. Price 80
cents Foster Mubum Co. WuT,lo
Nov fork. solo agcnta Tor ne
United States
Remember. tho am. D,,,.-
and take no other
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CONGREGATION LEFT
CHURCH TO FIGHT FIRE

Special Dispatch 90 the IntcTiFenccr
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June 10
Word has reached here from Baker
Ridge that during the storm SUNDAY
lightning struck the home OF William
Hostetter. Members Of the congrega.
ito attending church services i'm tho
school house. saw the flames. broke
up tho session and AZ fire-nghters put
OUT the blaze. and then returned TO
the church and resumed services
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
STEUBENNILLE. o.. June 19.-Miss
Frances Low and Mr.. David VI. Weir
were married at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. low. on We'd
nesIny at 6 y. IN. by Rev. Carl Stack
man, pastor OF the Congregational
church. The bride was given ava by
her brother. MIR. Edward Low. After
a wedding dinner Mr.. Weir and bride
left for "A trip In the East. on their
return they will reside in S~teubenville.
MI. Weir Is vice-president Of the Phillips
Sheet and Tin Plate Company at Weir
ton. W. Va.
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The Bloch Bros. employees held their
annual picnic at wheeling park ysstsr-
day, and a large crowd was In attend
ance. Dancing was the chief diversion
OF tho day, and an excellent musical
Program was rendered by the park or
eheStra- The vaudeville show was also
Witnessed in the afternoon and sven
Ing. and ~ musical devices were also
well patronized- An old-fashioned has
ket p4cnio was held In the evening on
the beautiful hillside.
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4 dszshtfui Leap Year Dance wa.
held at the Btratford Springs Hotel
last evening with Misses Rhea Manion
End Lulu Serge as the hostessesL About
twenty couples were present at the
AFFAIR which proved most enjoyable.
Detachable refreshments served through
out the evening added TO the success OF
q uniqle feature. being designed after
the fashion or a railroad route map.
with each dance designating a stop.
spooner-Becker. Among those present
were.
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Louis Real viii occur in the n~earfuturs.
Many beautiful riffs were received and
a deightful evening was spent.
Present were Misses Addia Silvey,
Mary Homer. Anna Harner. Anna Win
nesdorner. ELLA Siiyey. Lola Howell.
Magdeline Hague. Virginia Dedley.
Heldia " Ledley, Catherine Ledley.
Maesrs. Don Smith, Frank EnEle. Jos.
Hague. Harry Hague. Mrs. Huwe. NJ.
&. Walsh. Of Boston. Mass. Nina Sill
yey Devlin, John Ledlsy, Jrs Master
John Howell Ledley
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An early morning wedding will be
sclemniLed at 6 o'clock today at the st
James Catholic church at McAiech en-,
when Miss Rose OfConnell becomes the
bride Of Mr.. ]. p. Reilly. OF Glendale.
attendance Will be Miss Mary Reilly
and Mr.. Thomas O'Connell. After a
wedding breakfast the young couple will
leave for a honeymoon trip through the
West. They will reside In McMechen.
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AVIATOR KILLED

IH1fhf France June 20 captain uu-
ho-e AMI Lieutenant Albert rrIrnan both
OFFICERS iu The lrruCH army and trained
nirmnr. we're KILLED fhis morning when
f|e H.rIurr they uerr riInfIrr round the
military nFinr rrourf rUIIIIaf win fer-
rIfIU force Iu mid HIr.
Lieutenant TrfauHu was taken dead
from HwHrr fhr frIrir captain Dubois
.IrI within nu nnur
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WEDDING FOLLOWS
COLLEGE ROMANCE
MISS STEWART AND Mr.. RAMSEY
MARRIED AT BETHANY.
Ceremony Performed In the Historic
Chureh In Presence Of Many
student@other Society
ltema.

Bringing to a happy elimination a
pretty college romance. the wedding
OF Miss Mildred Stewart, OF KillIbuck,
OHIO. To Mr.. Goff Ramsey OF West
Union. w. Va. was soiemnized yes
terday morning in the historic old
church at Bethany. The ceremony
was n OF he prettiest ever perform
ed In the college town and was wit
messed by a large number OF friends
n relatives of the principals.
Promptly at $3.50 o'clock and while
Miss Juanita Greer played the wed.
ding march, the bride and groom
marched down the aisle of the edifice
10 the altar. where they were united
In marriage by Rev. w. II. Eraskine,
OF Bethany, formerly OF Akta. Japan.
The lady OF honor was Miss Daisy
Lee Ramsey and Mr.. o. J. Stewart act
ed as best man. Misses Lois White
and Ruth Erskine were flower girls,
while the users were Misses Mar
garet Hurt and Helen Smith and
Messrs. Edwin Wells and r. II. Ray.
The church had been a~rtistically dec
GRATED with flowers and college PEN
nants inc banners Rd presented a
very beautiful appearance.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party repaired 20 the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. w. II. Ere
Kline, wherea reception was held, and
a wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsey then left in an au-
tomobile for Wheeling and yesterday
afternoon left for points IN the east.
Nnere they Will spend a several weeks
honeymoon. They will make their home
at West Union. where Mr.. Ramsey is
a prominent teacher.
Both young people are OF prominent
FAMILIES and are social leaders IN
their respective towns. Miss Stewart
Is a member OF this years graduating
class at Bethany college. receiving
a degree OF Bachelor OF Philosophy
last Thursday. She was also a mem.
Der OF the Alpha Xxi Delta sorority and
was very popular in college circles.
MT. Ramsey is a member or The class
OF 10, and a member OF the Sigma
Nu fraternity. Their courtship began
when both were students at Bethany.
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II. A q. Climb.

At her home on the Island Monday
evening Miss Esther Quay was hostess
Games and music formed the diversions
and luncheon was served. Those pres
emit: Misses Jessie Linen. Sophia Land
meyer, Jane McClatchey, Emma Null.
Hazel Smith. Clara Nermillicn. Blanche
Uthman. Elizabeth Gehring and Ruth
Quay.
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REBEL DEFEAT
Reported Prom Hsar rspio. MsEioo;
Rsbsis Lost Thiry-tvo
Dad.

MALATLAN. Mex. June f4-rr a
brisk engagement a. Santa Maria fsI
orc, near Tepir. r. federal force 81 fF6
irirat0i 900 Ennudlntuu au TIE nieIf
- June 10 ThirtY-tuo rebels and .rs
federals we're killed The feieraIs can
turcd many prisoners arms and f1rsra
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fal new home al woodlawu.
The esteem In which Mr. and Mrs
schmidt are held was Gttested ~ the
large array Of beautiful n useful Eifts
OF which they were the rsciptsnta.
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irwin Wolf entertained q party Of
Trends Tuesday s~vening with q hayrfds
TO Coleratns where an elaborate chicken
ana wofne supper was served. The trip
was made on q large load Of hay. and a
tine was spent Those pres
mt Wnras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

AAsCoLenoou1 Bhower.
tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Virginia Ledley ami Mrs .Jobn 49,,
Jr, OF Center Eon street. a very pretty
anal was given in the nature OF a mis-
ane shower IN honor OF their
cousin Miss Addia Silvey. OF E~dgfngton
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BRILLIANT
JUNE EVENT
WAS oGDEN-sTANNARD WEDDING
AT FAIRMONT.

Bride Daughter Of the Hon. Howard N,
Ogden-Groom 10 Of Charleston.
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