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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-13

FORGE" said the Manicure
4" Lady, did you ever have a
~ tooth pulled?"
.l.t vet" said the Head Barber. but
81 have a couple of loose ones on ac-
.,,,,,- of slam that I got in the jaw
o.. orbe1 night trying to stop a quar-
- between a man and his wife. 1t
,,.-,.t much Of an argument The wife
.an-ed to go home and the husband
4,,,,r The husband tried to be nice
,ao,,t .tavine cut. but the wife wouldn' t
... il that way 20 when l seen that il
...o,p 10 look like war | kind of horned
., like one Of them old knights that
nos all the time going out to fight for
his lady fair. l didn't know how rough
.n. goina was in them days. ldddo, but
This fellow I started to talk to about
mis- lady fair didn't wait long He
slammed me. don't blame him at that
that's the system 1 usually work my
self getting in the first blow
Don't be talking to me about them
..,rear fights" said the Manicure Lady
What ] started out for to tell about
mas the experience that l went through
in the dentists chair the other day.
wouldn't have another tooth pulled fol
million dollars, George. I would rath-
or cave them stay in there and &C
along the best they could, especially if
hn t,, hs l,-
vav this one was, where nobody could
see II.
THE worst part about going to see q
dsntisy. George. il waiting in line for
YOUR turn You know it takes some
hero or heroine to wait in the outside
room of dentists parlors. where AL
there is to do is to think of what pain
is coming to you, or else read a lot OF
magazines.
This dentist had the biggest collec-
ton Of magazines, George. My good
ness I'll bet that there must have been
ten or fifteen sets of them. 7 suppose
they have 70 have them there to intr-
eat the patients that are waiting for
their turn, for fear that the patients
would not be patient any longer and GO
around the corner to see another tooth
disturber.
But my chance came at last. George
and in goes. as fine as silk on the out
SIDE, but kind of quaking in the inte-
Nor, az the poet says.
The first glance that l got at that
there doctor didn't reassure ME none
He was one Of them big, corn-fed den
lists with a square jaw and a forearm
that must have been developed by yank-
ing out thousands of wrong teeth. The
minute 7 seen him I recoiled like one OF
them Bertha Clay heroines that shrink
back distinctively from the villain
don't mean that he looked like no viii
lain, but he looked strong enough tc
take out the whole lower jaw in the
pulling OF one tooth. Well, he got the
tooth out somehow, and it didn't take
him long See-this is the tooth that
he yanked He gave it to me for a
present. Amt it pretty, after it has
been all washed and polished"
ut is sure some fang" said the Head
Barber. Why don't you stop polishing
YOUR nails for ten minutes and give the
other teeth that same effect?"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-13
Sherlock Holmes in Real Life
TODAY'S INSTALLMENr

I : 1 - r.
There are still one or two singular
points which invite commenf one Of
these, which / have incidentally meu-
toned, is chat neither the matchbox. nor
the box opened in the bed room, showed
any marks of blood. Yet the crime had
been an eXtraordina- ily bloody one This
is certainly very singular
AN EXPLANATION.
An explanation given by Dr Adams,
who was the first medical man to view
the body, is worthy of attention. He
considered that the wounds might have
been inflicted by prods downward from
the leg of chair in which case the
seat Of the chair would preserve the
clothes and. to some extent, the hands Of
the murderer from bloodstalns. The CON
dition of one of the chairs seemed to
him TO favor this superstition
The explanation is ingenious but
must confess that | can not understand
now such wounds could be inflicted by
/ such an instrument There We're in par
ticul2r number of spindle shaped cuts,
with a bridge of skin between them, which
are very suggestive. My first choice as
to the weapon which inflicted these
would be a burglars jimmy, which is BIZ
| furcated at one end. while the blow which
pushed the poor wOman's eye into her
brain would represent thrust from the
other end.
Failing a jimmy. ! should choose a ham
mer. but a Yer, different one from the
TOW thing from half crown card of tools
which was exhibited IN court Surely,
common sense would say that such an in
srument could burst an eyeball, but could
ri i'm 70 brI In
since the short head could not penetrate
nearly SO far.
The hammer which l would reconstruct
from the injuries would be what they
call. believe. a pIasterer's hammer, short
in the handle long and strong in the
head win q broad forI, behind But how
such weapon could be used without the
user hearing marks Of it is more than I
can say
# has never been EXPLAINED why
RIO ,.ss laid over the murdered woman.
I've murderer as his conduct before Lam
10 ,r4 ,dg,,s ebou,ad was narfactI,
.alI ,,orsa,, II &c at least nossibIa that
~ ,,.aa ,,,o r,,s as a shield between him
w. ,, 1T, Lii no bat+arel I,eT VIII
p i-' ,,.a,,,,n t1,s cIotbos IL not his hands
MS weapon ls comes g grssor nol MS "S"oS
49,. e.. -.
nave salo 'hal .l - VI ,,.e .'IS g.., IN
portance to trace VINO knew 10 me exist
ence o. the JeWeiS' 7'"Ce nus l"sI' 81
ly help the solution Oh lHe ProDiein'
In connection VIII" ,"lS - 20
sage in Lamole eN'oeh'e ~ \e" "'N
which is OF some iupo' 1"'lct, CIV ~
from The stenosrspher's report eondens-
O. apo YOU know in Glasgow man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-13

Now that there is 80 much discussion
a. TO the rate at which doctors are to
paid for their services under the in
snrance act, 1t Is interesting to read OF
The singular way in which Welsh mon
"rehs used to pay their doctors, At the
court Of the Gwynedd kings the ply
9'oan or surgeon ranked twelfth in or
oer OF precedence among the household
o'nclals, and his fees We're carefully de
uned, For curing a flesh wound that
Vas not dangerous the doctor was al
owed no other perquisite than such of
me garments of the wounded person as
We're stained with blood. But for cur
.Os any Of what were called "the three
dangerous wounds" he was granted a
lee Of 50 and his maintenance during
Tue cure, besides the blood stained gar
ments.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-13
Do You Know

The following advertisements ap-
pears in The Indian Daily News (CaI-
cutta); Wanted-Thousan Brahnin.
baidya Kayestho brtdegrooms and
brides. Ten thousand rupees dowry
will be paid to the deserving grooms.-
Apply with detail, to -. Cal
cWta,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
SURPRISE PARTY
AT BETHLEHEM
FOR w. p. WAYmAN AND FAMILY
WHO LEAVE FOR FLORIDA
TO SPEND WINTER.
Many Pre-Nuptial Affairs Beina Given
for Young Peopie-House
Guests Honored.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs W. p
dN man or Bethlehem was the seen.
or most enjoyable. event ON Mon.
day evening when Il farewell surprise
was rendered them by the neighbors
and friends Mr. and Mrs Wayluan
and daughter Miss Mary. and son
Eugene. leave 70 81. Petersburg. Fla
~ spend the winter. and this Was the
reason Tor the occasion After the
NaNman family recovered from their
surprise, they immediately arranged
amusements for the guests. and al the
proper hour table VAS spread with
all the good things OF The season and
an partoOk Of a delicious luncheon.
various games We're enjoyed and the
guests departed wishing m. Wayman
family "a safe journey and pleasant
winter in the land OF sunshine The
toHo"lng were among those who at
tended.
Me- r. and Mesdames r II. Gar.
YIN. OK Hood. ". X. Allen. George
J. 6. Garyin. VI A. Marble John
Schmidt. Wood schmidt and family
l.. W Bromer Earl Hodge. ! \ KEN.
PIE and FAMILY. - Schoenian 4 r.
Montsomcry. Harry Hermann. Al
robinson. W. II Wayman and family
I'd. Carnehan. " T. Naymau
M.sddfueS Susan Garviu Mrs Bonn
Mrs. Miller. Carl Rock. Ernest RocS.
Harry Werner. VI r. Acker. VIII
Murin. Jesse Hermann. W T. Mont
gOmsry
Misses Helen Garvin. Rcss Hood.
Marguritc Hood iilda Allen Jennie
Sedbright. Hannah Rick. IIilda Rick.
lieuiah Srodecker. Irene Marble Liz.
zic Garyin. Leah Murin. Bc-S Murin.
Villa Murin. Leona Robinson. Ethel
Nayman. Olive Canadian. Anna KEN
PIE. Virginia Schmidt. Mary FENDER
Elizabeth Hoover. Mayme Bopp. sci
ma lopp. Miss Nehl. Myrtle Platter
Alma Miller. Anna Schmidt. Anna
Bromer. Bertha Bromor. Alma
Schocnien. Edna Hermann. Helen
HuG, Mary Wayman. Sigma Hem.
mann. Marguerite Ilcmmann Dora
t"miuaun. Helen iicmmann. Aidlc
BrOmtr
Messrs. Elmer Ronlcr. Lon Garvin.
G"orEc Garvin. Carl Nnrpl". Carl
Sncid'cNcr. Cecil Hun. James Kcmpic.
Thomas Murin. Russell Acker. Perry
Carnehan. Edward Hommann. George
Schmidt. Eugene Wayman.
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Post-Nup,iaI Affair.

Miss Juliette Smith entertained
with bridge party ~ her homo on
Twelfth street tor Mrs j w. Eoe,r
son. nee Ruth Davis. a recent b.idc
The affair was iu the nature oi "a
china shower. and the brid" received
a number az beautiful pieces az china.
The guests included Nesdamcs Ics"ph
Heru. Edward Schul. D. W. Roger-ou.
Edward Jefferson. Edward Dichl. Iiar-
~ X. Smith. j. B Rogcrson. Frank
EbeliuE George Wagner. William :
Davis. Jack Paddcu. Joseph Frabeli.
John Murrin. Miss Anna ESspft.
Irene Schui. Leah Schul. Ida Hnaus.
Stella Howell. Rach.l IaVis. Juii,U-
Smith. Louise Praeg"r. Louis" sam
crs. Martha Williams. Grace Williams
and Gertrude Yahu
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"CASCARETS" BEST
BOWEL CLEANSER
-EAoAc-E. soUR STOMACH. Bill.
lOOSsEsS AND CAD TASTE
GONE ~ MORNING.

flrr-f Tongue. Bad Taste. Indi-
E's'ipn. Sal.nw Skin. and NfS.rabie
h"ada hes 'one from "a torpid liver
and rinSE-i bowels. which caus.
our stomach t. bsnofn- alled With
ufd s'"~t'i food which sours and fer
NJ ht~ AA. gartase ~ "a swill barrel!
hhf (, III fr~t step t. untold mis-
"r' Indigestion. foul gases. bad
if-ath. yellow skin. mental f.ars.
t'ft ihinE that b., hDrrfbl. and rause-
a'ifg- 4 'as'are' tonixht will give
'"nr cnnstipat-d bowels thorough
'I'anSlng and stralght,u You out hy
morning They work while YOU sleep
ln-Drat box from your druggist
viii keep ypu feeling good for months.
Millions ~ men ana women TAX. a
nfet now and then go keep their
-tpfnar b. liver and bowels regulated
ana never know miserable moment
I@'nt fyfr"' the children their little
insid"s n"'i good. gentle cleansing.
too ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
Art Exhibit

Space has been granted 10 The Art
Department OF the Womau's club at
thc Masonic carnival 10 be- held the
week ONO vember Is the purpose b.
ing ~ sell Conley prints OF the Old
masters. Ono OF tho best known OF
The copies will be Abbcy's frieze Of
The Guest OF the Holy Grail The
exhibit Of the AT club promises 10
De- one of the most interesting fea-
lures Of the carnival The regular
meeting Of the Art club will be held
on Friday afternoon a. the \ O. l..
W Temple Members viii be admit
tea by card on'y. and visitors are well
come by paying a nominal door fee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
To Remove "a. owneSS
Blotche> or Wrinkles
rron Family Physician,

Is' Soc realize tltt I4~t t~r-a.l 90 .
Nt--" r.IttN Hr 'I~.N. ~ ...tt.. ..sA ...
there ar .Nr4t-ft... H.t4f.st. -.... ..
s. utEfLl tint and d.l'cacy - Ru. cu..I 4
.t4f bring tui- e"riI.-Ni.r Oh. the -l-.
fHNe. firrar4irE -f. Hll one N.4 SAT-
90 the easiest. simplest most tlft.-sl
'nArnt- mag ftbl. I--' &C. CO.. .Ir...
% ordinary tu-rcu.iF.I WA 40 ar, arus
store. apl4t nightly .ik-. .slt cream. r--
loving % mornings W'fh warm water
Inc wax assists nature ~ gradually.
tekins - The linEerius IartIci.- 90 dead
ans half dead surface -sIr. t.t.-.rg r.
discomfort whAt~N-r Ordinarily % ftk--
ff"fn . Mex O. ten DAYS go complete th-
tfanSf formation c4ttasuGS detects usa
piHple-. blutChce. .tNsr spots ruuti.
Gafche~ ff-chl-- 90 r.ur~. l.s.r..a-
with the old skin Nothing else THAI I
know 81 Viii accomplish such Wond.-ri4l
results 81 - short time
f1re lines and even the de- "
wrinkles often APPEAR a. an early axe
Ia such cases nothing - better than a
fa0e bah made rs tisSsiN4ug ! - pow
f"f-f saNaitf~ ~ = 30 with hazel IN. =
is remarkably effectivs-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07

Mr.. Harry Bradley and Mr-a Glib
son caldwell entertained q few friends
tsdaN afternoon FOR Mr. Roscoe y.
Nc lave. Who is the guest OF her mar
"nts. Mr.. and Mrs James Cummins.
and Miss Elizabeth List. who in The
guest OF Mrs Henry Russell. az Iligh-
iand Park The bridge was played in
Mr. Bradley apartment while lunch.
con was served in that Of Mrs CaId-
well tn. following were among
those who attended.
Mesdamcs Roscoe NcClavc loo
Speidel. Jr Henry Russell Ir Ron.
ert Iia1l"tt. Eugene Uildreth M Igc
W. Ewing. George ! Rogers Robert
Carpenter Harry RObb. VIII Nee. Nil.
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Mountain Echoes

MOUNTAIN tcnoes.
Miss Ellen Nellone Floyd. a student
OF music and a composer. will stage
an operatta of her own composition
al the Court theatre on January ..
with performances on the evenings
OF January =. and 4. Three hundred
school children Will take part in the
operetta which + a very charming
thing and rehearsals for the AFFAIR
Will begin Thursday OF next week
There will be some ou'-oftown vocal
lists 10 take part IN the Amir. although
Miss Floyd Is trying To have All
Wheeling singers take part If she
can succeed in having Wheeling tai
ent. only. she Will be that much more
pleased
tn" operetta is Mountain Echoes. d"
a charming play. and one having
much pretty music and dialople in II
Miss Floyd wrote both the music and
words and arranged the stage setting
Tho story of the opcrcita Is one which
has for its theme the warning of the
good and evil forces in the world. and
The principtl character of the play is
cara little girl. who. having heard
OF m" siridness of the city. resolves To
help them with her small allowance
In dream she is taken 10 the woods
where tn evil forces. IN the shape OF
snomrs. lose her IN the mountain and
intend having her drink Of the Gun of
evil. Instead. they get the cups mixed
ana have her drink from the CUP OF
good. she is rescued from the evil
elements in The shape OF shepherds
So goes 10 New York. where she be-.
gins 20 work for the good of children
There. but she taken from the CITY by
htr nurse. Her father. "a wealthy
man. being SO impressed by his little
daughters love for the helping out
the needy. gives his time and money
and self 10 the aiding of the gret city's
uufortuuatcs.
III" story OF tho play being partic-
ularly pretty. and tho music beautiful.
doubtless. the children will take grea-
interest In the affair.
Miss Floyd has studied music at
Iryn Mar. the Convent OF Mercy az
N"rb'th. Pa. the Sacred Heart Acad-
envy and has also studied with Pro
lessor Rice and Professor Palmer. or
New York city. She knows an about
staging play. and will be- especially
Interested In the play Of her own
writing She vii endeavor TO take
from the % erctta all amateurish Gle.
meuts
The affair is being given under the
ausp!cies Of the Commercial Travel
crs.
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Bazaar and Tea

The bazaar and tea given Al the
homo OF Mrs Howard Hazle;t on
North Main street on "Wednesday If.
t'ruoon was quite successful The
rooms wer" prettily decorated for the
rha!r. and many articles suitable for
the holidays were offered for sale
and tho daintiest ~ ucedlcwork was
displayed. Tea and chocolate were
served. and the aGair proved enjoy
abio as we'll 1s beneficial 10 the So
cirty The following were IN charge
Mesdames Jesse Bloch. William II
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Iadirs Masonic Club.

The Ladies' Of the Masonic club
cu'.rj.in~d o. the Scottish Hitr
cathedral parlors OF "Wednesday a.
ternCon and the affair was 81 The usual
nature. Cards. dCuiuoDs and bowling
Were the diversions. The committee
IN charge was composed a. Mrs.
Henry Kalbitzer. Mrs Stroehmsu.
Nrs WafAius Miss Alma HOruiuc
The prizes were won by Mrs Fred
COwl. Mr. Edgar Sharnotk. Mrs.
Drummer. Mrs COWl presented her
prize 10 the visitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
Rricn Hs~ee-visi,e.


Tho Ariou society WILL entertain
THIS afternoon and evening ~ith he
trst 81 a series % kare.-Nisites A
e"AcioUs chicken supper Mil be the
iett-re % the entertainment Cards
AID cOm.ro"s AL. b. The divers Lons
% the afternoon and handsome prizes
NIL bc awarded A uurnb- q. N.
Ladies Auxiliary are IA charx. and
during the evening dancing wi!l be
The diversion and many OF the Young
Poop" Will attend. The affairs at the
Arion prove to b. quite successful TIA.
season as everyone - taking an active
part IN The seasons entertainments.
and there are more young members o.,
N" club this year The card game
begins promptly at 3 o'clock and ali
are requested 20 attend and u is
hoped they will b.. prompt 10 they
mya all Join n the afternoon games
The pariors and dining room will be
appropriately decorated
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Cards Received

The following Is a copy ~ cards re-
ceived in the city. the groom heinz a
son OF Charles Senscney. ~ this city.
and a former Wheeling boy. lie is
quite a noted artist
Nj and Mr~ George n Leonard rr
announce fh- marriage OF their daughter
Dorothy T.. Stewart
Mr. George ScuS.fev
or hrtnbsr fW.rfv-rfth
nineteen hundred and twelve
London. England
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shower bouquet During th" corcmo-
ny. Miss Wilma Iarp'"r sang sweet
cst story Ever Told The couple was
unattended. and following the ccrc-
irony delicious supper was served
90 the HON" ~ Mrs Hunroutcr and
MY guests attended The groom is
% vol known clerk OF the south Side.
aud tile bride is we'll known They
VIII go 20 housekeeping Immediately
af their home ON Thirtt-soycnfh
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
Camp Rest Whist.

Mrs Walter BesWick entertained
the Camp Rest Whist club Al her
home in Brookside ouWcdnesday ar
tcrnOOn. and the guests included
Mssdames Andrew FrederiCks. Walter
Deswick. John Kuhu. = Z. Rlaciford.
u. Johns. Howard Br~Nick Thomas
Acres. James Ralston and Harry jung
ling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07

Iiearne. Wheeler Bachman. Charles
Eates. Mrs. Powelson. Jesse Speidpl.
Eugene Hildreth Ill Newton Waltz.
Robert lisziett. Misses Dclphia
Young. Caroline Hupp. Alberta Stlfel.
Patti sweeney. Ethel Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07

ihc High school building This after
moons lecture begins at 3 30 o'clock
and lo VIII speak this evening at :
O'Clock. he o. on" of the best known
educators 81 the country and is an In
icrc-tiuE speaker
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borlIna ID ponsId NuptLsl.

Tho wedding of Miss Agnes urnor.
a'd. accomplished daughter OF Mrs
Edward jaime. Mcdonald. of 81 r.f
t""ufh street. t1is city and Mr.
Charles Fomiue OF Uifou Eour.. Go.
took place ON "wednesday evening af
9. ucIock Th. ceremony Was rrr
formed 900 fh" Residence off Ust Cnls.
% Mcdonald. H. f.. Boo fbc presence
of relatives and a frW friends of Tho
b0ung people The brII. vns at'frcf
in % chic travelling gown ~ navy
Uhipcori diagonal with Irf Yrd
-.0r.a fo CORE. rrrd Th.-o wrrr ro
attendants. and follow inr tho c.rrrr
DIS SIR and Mr. HomIrc lore or fhr
900 train over fHn T.uH.tfttrIu
Limos for fhn T4et. whore they 500
take Hu extended wedding 'our tpnu
thr.r return fo Louisiana fr., uII ha
at home af Ration Rorce. Uhrr. tho
rfoum Is widely krovn at 90 SUCCESS
ful merchant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07
Theatre Party.

Mrs Will Cummins entertained
WIN a theatre party Or Wednesday
afternoon for Miss Nadia Peterson.
whose marriage To Mr.. George Beneks
takes place In the near future Foi-
lowing the production OF oliver
twist the guests were invited TO tho
nome OF Mrs. Cumm!ns and enjoyed
delicious dinner. The following
were the guests. Misses Mazda Peter
son. Kathleen Plank and Ruth Plank
OF Martins Ferry. @. Kebecca Mckee.
Gertrude Stuver and Mrs. Cummlns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-07

The wedding of Miss Virginia Could
and Nr August Slater took place ON
Wedu' .daN az the home OF the bride
on Twenty ninth street. Rev H. ".
Flanagan officiating
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Island erldae cIub.

Mrs Cecil Robinson enter .aiuod the
Island llriCEo club ~ the llrOuk iic
Inn. which Is in charge Of Mrs Louis
Andre All the member We're pres
cnt and an spent pleasant day
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Collegiate AIumnae

The tolleEIdtc Alumuae viii hold
JOS meeting 100 fl. lecture r..nI az the
81 Matthews church on Saturday 90
d. O'Clock Mrs g. 4 A-chmau wild
pour the tea and fhe folioWiug pro.
rrnn will no roudercI.
AddrCss-"C Chicago Iniycrsity" ..
.............AiI-s katherine Johns
Vocal SJlp. ... Mrs Edward " StIfrl
iat. From Du. the Mist"
tbi 'OuC" I'm Garden Lovely"
Robert MouinEshy clark
Piano Duet Misses
Nnrfh1 lrr tu rud .-rfr. r.., ... ~
Selections From italian Love
stories - d Upffuau
Piano Duet 'fes prrIuI.s" .... It-f
Mrs D. ~. Sfifei and Nli-- ~url Row
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or. ~ ses EsixAbe'h LIST Mary w.
2Aa Saads. Matilda Reed y. Pitts
burg
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PIPE CREEK VALLEY.

Harry Babylon and wife, spent last
Sunday with friends in FriZellburg.
Miss Alice Yingling spent from
Monday till Tuesday with her uncle
VIM. Frock and family, OF Silver
Run.
Samuel Petry and wife, of near
Westminster, are visiting relatives in
our valley.
"a runaway horse passed through
our valley on Thursday evening, jan
uary IL, and stopped at Harry Boil
fingers, barn. Mr.. BolAinger and
George Stewart got the horse, and il
was taken to MIR. Stewards Barn
over night. On Friday the owner,
Andrew Myers, Of near Uniontown,
came and claimed the horse.
Misses Orpha and Goldie Myers, OF
near Taneytown, spent from We'd
nesday till Thursday Of last week
with their uncle, Upton II. Myers,
and family.
Irwin Wantz, and wife, spent Mon
day i'm Taneytown.
John Dutterer and daughter visited
Noah Hollinger, and family, on Sun
day.
Miss Alice P. Yingling visited her
brother, Denton Yingling, and wife,
oe near Silver Hun, On last Saturday.
Mrs. Noah Hollinger and son-in-
law, Harry Babylon, visited the form
er's son, Frank Hollinger, and fam
lily, of Silver Run.
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RIDGEYILIIF.

Charles Smith has returned home
after spending a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Ella Mullinix, OF long
Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Dorsey, OF MT
Airy, spent Sunday with Mrs. Dorsey
grandmother, Mrs. William Norwood
Or.
mir. and Mrs. Raymond Browning,
OF No. Four, called On Mrs. Harvey
Green recently.
Mrs. Jacob Smith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Kahn.
Miss Golden Nicholson spent Sun
day with Misses Nellie and Claudia
Browning, OF Parrsville.
Milton Becraft, Of Mt. Airy, visited
friends here this past week.
Mra Frank Dorsey and Miss louise
Stackhouge, OF Mt Airy, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Harry Webb, OF Poplar
Springs.