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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-04
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Great opportunities. seldom employ
an advance agent.
An unmarried man never realizes
how many faults he has.
A little hush will generally last
longer than a political pull.
Look out for paint"-before falling
in love with beautiful complexion.
A, girl thinks her first beau has for
gotten more than her father ever
knew
A man never knows what he can do
until he tries; then he may be sorry
he found out.
It's a fortunate thing for some i'm.
posing family trees that their roots
are well out Of sight
When q woman runs across the
street to neighbor's house for just a |
minute she stays an hour.
Nine out of fou mon uho clair, to
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lave you seen the Art Tile DispIay
at Chapman's, 1918 Main street?
Bellalre BrIefs.


MRS. Joseph Nicholson, OF this city.
VIII leave this week for her old home
in England.
Items OF interest for this paper NAV
De left at the City Book Store or teie-
phoned 10 the reporter-Bell 26l-J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shade Mcmillan Of
AT Wel!sville
Or; Starkweather and r L. Bowman
VII leave today for a visit at Battle
creek. Mich.
Miss Gertrude Clark has returned To
her home at Barnesville. after a visit
win friends and relatives in this city
taTi Wilson, OF Gravel Hin. has re-
turned from visit with relatives and
friends AZ Toronto
Miss Celia Bernert. OF this city has
returned from a visit with relatives
ana friends at Weilsburg
Mrs. -. d. Dubois, Of Gravel Hill. Is
ne guest Of friends and relatives in
Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips NJ,
Harrison street. will leave Friday for
Atlantic civ
Herbert Kern. Of this city. has re-
turned from n visit with friends at
bethesda
Raymond I,aRoche. Of Thirty-eiebth
zlreet. mas purchased a new Dayton
Miss Marie Zweig. Of Belmont stree,
: spending few DAYS with friends II
Cambridge q
Mrs Gertrude Heinlein. % Gravel
hill. is visiting friends and relatives
~ - Clair-ville
Miss Martha Kinney. OF Gravel I'm.
mas returned from visit With friends
a. Bethesda
stewart Clelland. ~ SummerHeId
has returned home after a brief visit
In this city
Nelson Hopkins. ~ Harrison street
mas returned from visit with friends
and relatives ~ SmithfieId
Mr and Mrs Ernest Keyser. OF
bahy daughter
Fo-don Colbert and William Smith
or mis- city. left Yesterday on an ct
tended northern trip.
Miss Anna Nci-aw. OF North Noble
SIT"'t mas returned from visit with
friends and relatives a. CentriIlia
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BELLAIRE


A. the present time Tho Office of
mayor Of the CITY OF Reildire appears
70 look almost as great as that 81
President Of the United States 70 the
local Democrats. Judging from the
number that are contemplating run
ming for the position MAYOR Wass-
man has announced his candidacy for
reelection. but large number OF the
Democrats are ~ the opinion that ne
has held that Office long enough. and
that they would Ike 10 see another
man az the helm This city is spoken
Of in West Virginia and other neigh
boring States as being wide open. %
and that gambling. booze selling. etc.
are allowed 70 20 along without mo-
lestation on the part 81 the city off,
Gals. II this fact f. true. then We Ger
'ainly need n change. and now IS the
time to think about u and not raise a
hue and cry after the OiACes have been
hlled. The Republicans appear 10 be
little slow in bringing forth candi-
dates for the ONCE ~ MAYOR. but prob
ably they are investigating matters
and will nominate man who will
meet the requirements OF all Law -abid-
ing citizens II has also been rumoTed
that n the vet and dry" question
becomes an issue IN this election.
money will be forthcoming from Ger
tain parties on the other side % the
river.
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Have you seen the Ar Tile Display
at Chapmsn's, 1918 Main street,
Martlna Gerry RrIcfa

large number OF people witnessed
the high dive yesterday afternoon and
also last evening.
The Knights OF Pythias held
we'll attended meeting in their hail
in the Opera block last evening
Several OF the tents belonging 10
the carnival company were badly
torn by Monday evenings storm.
The Royal NeighbOrs will hold a
regular meeting in their hall in the
ShreveHervey building this evening.
large number OF out OF town
people we're here last evening to take
in the moonlight excursion.
There stu seems TO be a great
demand for empty houses in this city
and they are getting very scarce
The employees OF the tin mill will
not receive another pay till the IS
day Of August as Il is a three weeks
pay.
The FOresters held an important
meeting in their hall in the Shreve-
Hervey building last evening.
Attorney S. W. Boyd has gone 10
Mansfield TO spend few days visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Guy Ollum formerly stenog-
rHpher in the ONCE OF Squire OnC
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends and relatives.
Several wagon loads Of shavings
were placed on the carnival grounds
yesterday.
Anyone having any items % interest
for this paper can call 312-J on Bell
Phone.
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Have you seen the AT Tile Display
at Chspmsn's, 1913 Main street?


Mr.. and Mrs. bred Hibhs and chill
drew arc tho guess 90 friends I'm New
Nar:lnsyille for a fcw DAYS
Judge John Nichols. 81 81 Glars
Will" was here yesterday on business
Judge :. =. castor. ~ ST '1airsyills.
was IN this city yesterday, calling on
friends
William Roy went 70 Columbus.
Mondav. on business
Deputy SncriN Wesley Osborne. OF
-. Clsirsviiie. was here on business.
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob fIeislcy went to New
Nartirsyiii, yesterday. 20 visit friends
The Kirkwood u. r. church will
hold their annual picnic tomorrow and
"a large crowd will attend
Anyone having any items FOR this
paper leave ~ Roberts and Fredericks
drug store. or call 3lc-J Rel phone.
90 Martins Ferry.
Miss Margar-f Harris. ~ cleveland
is tho guest ~ her uncle. John Harris.
81 This cify.
pr j. ~. How"l's vas In - ClalrS-
Nill" testSrdav m business
Thomas WEIGH a. recovering after a
s'.eral weeks illness
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woman'a Club.


The Woman's Club. OF this city. il
just starting on it's nineteenth year
and IL promises 20 he the banner year
OF the club. The following Is the pro-
gram that has been arranged for the
year:
October 9-Hostess. Mrs. Henderson.
October 2S-Hostess. Miss Drennen.
November e-Hostess. Mrs. John
Turner
November co-Hostess. Miss Car
michael.
December <-Hostess. Mrs. J. S. Hill.
December Is-Hostess, Mrs. Simon
Parker.
January New Years Reception.
January I@HoStess, Mrs. Morris.
January 2s-Hostess, Mrs. Fred Sell
February I2-Hostess. Mrs. r. r.
Kerr.
February es-Hostess. Mrs. Mary
Sheets.
March 12-Hostess Miss clara Louise
Smith.
March 26-Hostess MIS- John Monks.
April s-Hostess. Mrs. Work.
April 23.-Hostess Miss Mitchell.
The annual picnic will he held Sep
A'htfi L bl thS titHu'TSRn ldNH ON
North Fourth street.
The officers for the ensuing year
are: President. Mrs. J. VI. Henderson:
First Vice President. Mrs. J. =. Hi:
Second ce-President. Mrs Samuel
Alpaugh: Recording Secretary. Miss
Isabelle Drennen: Corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs. q. G.. Ralston: Treasurer.
Miss Mitchell: Directors. Mrs. /. n.
Morris. Mrs. F. X. Dixon. Misc Ella
Inglebright.
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Furbee Funeral.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Reece Furbee. who
died at the old Soldiers Home at San
dusky, Monday. death being due TO
infirmiti-s OF old age. will be held this
afternoon from the home Of his dsugh-
ter Mrs. Allan Philips. on West Hick-
DRY street. at . 80. Rev. f. I. Mohn.
pastor Of the First NJ. f. church. will
nave charge OF the services. Inter-
ment will be made In Riverview GEM
etery.
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IN this city and Wheeling and is a
vocalist Of marked ability. Mr. Beam
Is a prominent young man OF This
city and IS the son Of Mr. and Mrs
George Ream. OF Noble street. He is
connected with the Klein shoe com
pany of belmont street. and has been
IN this business for number OF years
tie Is also a vocalist Of note. and has
taken part In n. musicales IN this
vicinity. Immediately following III.
ceremony. Nr and Mrs Beam Iefr
over the Y. & .. for a wedding trim
through the east Upon their return
viii make their future home IN this
city.
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MARTINS FERRY


The boat excursion given last even
ing by the Luther League OF 81. Johns
German Lutheran church was well at
tended as all OF the seats on the
boat were taken. The League from
Bridgeport also took a part and the
affair was made a union excursion.
The trip was made on the steamer Joe
Fowler. and music was furnished by
the Gibson Mandolin and Guitar or
chestra- The boat returned TO the To-
cal wharf 1T 1850 O'Clock.
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Mrs. Joseph Nicholson, OF this city,
VIII leave this week for her old home
in England.
Items OF interest for this paper may
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More Candidates

In 'hn Ha' fsa DAYS several more
fH 'ar1 "Hfca have announced their
f'r'"r OF aNntirf their names Co.
u'i Hf flr coming election
'unrr f"" latest are Narshal Arch
Voc iIifr nI ril he candidate
"r reelection nr fno Democratic
.tn' F.i.rds o. Charles Iurtins
.. irvine fo r'r.ulfe him On run for
' NOM patton Of mato- on fhe Re-
'I..fn t'tr. arf Due petition has
.eU started
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Store Robbed

AT nm early hour yesterday morn
ing theiV's entered The store OF Evans
ana Flnnock. as Shady side. and stoi-
small amount 81 money. candy.
cigars ana chewing gum Entrance
was gained through a transom AZ
me front OF the store. This f. tn"
nrst piac" 70 be robbed since the IN
corporation os thar town. hut Two
unsuccessful attempts were made a
few days ago. one ~ ron the office
or me Fntny Lumber company and
the other the ! Hoburg store
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PctltlonR Out

Several OF the candidates are busy
getting signers 10 their petitions
which will be presented TO the county
election board next Monday being as
Saturday will be the last day on
which siSners can he secured. Neary
all OF the petitions had the required
number OF names on them last even
ing. The petitions of the fusion will
not need TO be fled till the day be.
fore the primaries
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lare" crowd from this city attend
"a co." boat excursion given last even
lLE by t1" laymens league Of the
o TIhiiN lutheran church In union with
ih' Luther l"1gu" az Martins Ferry
Do" boat .eft The wharf az Martins
Ferry ai O'Clock and tho local PEG
FI" got home about midnight Music
"n 'h" boat va, furu. shcd by the Glib
ur Nam. .n and Guitar orchestra. 81
Martins Ferry
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PLAYERS Injured.

The many people who witnessed the
ball game played SUNDAY afternoon
on the mill field were not aware OF
tie fact that Duff. center fielder OF the
Anchor Inn team was playing with a
broken finger. In the game al Barnes
Vile Monday in which Fred Weidel
played he was spiked three times in
sliding - bases.
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Police Court.

Mayor Wassman presided over a
very lengthy and Interesting session
OF police court Yesterday morning
Nine men we're arrested on charges ~
drunkenness and we're fined g. and
costs Two ~ the mon were found
lying on The railroad tracks below The
Dollar Savings hank. sleeping m a
drunk one ~ tho mon Uas found
almost completely covered with sticks.
stones and other debris and water
pouring over him They acre takon
10 the city building by chief ~ Police
Mahon" and officer Risler
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pended from the service. He Is
charged by Officer Stewart OF ne
giect OF duty and will be given a
hearing before the civil service cnm.
mission in few days. This is the
second time he has ben suspended.
the FIRST being on a charge of i'm
morality. IL is certainly 10 be re-
gretted that such squabbling should
be carried on by the guardians OF the
peace.
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Roma Theatre
DOL
l. E A N A ND
0 M F 0 r T A BL E
Change OF Pictures Daily.
Drank Acid.

Mrs. Fryman, OF Twenty-second
street. attempte TO commit suicide
Monday afternoon via the carbolic
acid route. Her rash act was almost
Immediately discovered and DR.. Arm
strong was summoned The physician
administered aemetics a. once and the
woman will probably recover She
taciturn condition for several DAYS
and attempted 10 end her lif' once
before. She Is tventy-one years OF
eye and is the daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Shepherd Doty. OF South Bel
laire.
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Inlur.d M AccId.n.

When fhe brakes on the motorcycle
which they were riding down shaver
hi.l az Shadyside refused % work.
John shaver and william scframm
y ore painfully injured Tho roa %
fhe point where the accident Ocrurr. I'd
takes and abrupt turn and tho m.
chine Fkdfed shaver received bad
cash on his head and Schrsmm a bed.
ly cur knee They also sustained 70
number ~ cuts and bruises on fhc..
shnuldera AM rIdea
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Tho many friends in this city Of
James Politus. formerly proprietor 81
the fruit stand IN the street car wait
ing room. will he sorry to learn that
he was wounded In a battle in Greece
and his arm was torn Of. He left
here when war was declared in Greece.
II IS eNpe, "a nat he Will return 10
this country as soon - he RECEIVERS
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Funeral TODAY.

The funeral services over the re-
mains 1T the late Mrs. Mary SCHNEIDER.
who dice al her home on the Gene
terry road Monday morning. will be
held This morning AT $50 o'clock from
-. Mary's church and they Will no
doubt he largely attended. Rev.
Father &. 4. Mulhearn Will hav-
charge ~ the services. Interment will
be made in -. Narys cemetery
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The twenty-months-old daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer. Of Neffs.
died az the family residence Monday
morning a. 10 o'clock following few
Gays illness. The funeral services
we're conducted yesterday afternoon
az the family residence and interment
was made in Alexander cemetery at
Neffs.
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Funeral Held.

Funeral services over tho remains
OF MIS-. Caroline Roth. who died AZ
nor home on Winding Hit SUNDAY
afternoon. following lingering NI-
moss were conducted yesterday after
noon az he family residence by tho
Rev. 4 T. Foster. pastor Of tho Sou.b
Beliaire VI. r. church Intermen- uas
made IN the cemetery az Powhaftan
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A well known barber of this city
has left the city and tits said. let
many debts behind. The place was
always thought to be doing "A good
busine SIS. but al the close Of business
Saturday evening this place was locked
up and when 1t lid not open yesterday
morning the people started To inves-
tigate with the result as stated above
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lh" mon picnic given Yesterday
o. Wheel 0g Iark hy tho West End
J. church and fh" Wcst Wheeling
~ D. church wa largely attended
-.4 "I reported a- having fine time
ihr trp 'a- mad" 900 special cars
"ii'I ."i- ihiH cry a. o.c1Ock A.
'i" Ifft 'n" athletic PROGRAM thar
geo. arranged was carried our and 'ho
'f-F.i d.nH"- Na- a feature OF fhe
tay
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leaves On Vacation.

Rev. J. :. Hill pastor Of the United
Presbyterian church. left yesterday
afternoon for Pennsylvania where hs
will spend his vacation which will
extend over all OF next month. Dur
ing Rev. Hills absence no services
will be held in the church and the
first services 10 he held the first Sun
day in September.
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The $50 miners employed in the
Pursslove mine al Maynard had a
narrow escape from death yesterday
morning when they went into the mine
10 resume their days work. The fall
Oh stone in the entry way prevented
the men from getting into the mine.
The accident happened just a few
minutes before the men went to work.
II Will require them several days to
get the entrys opened up.
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The storm that struck this section
OF the county Monday evening done a
large amount OF damage in this city
as several trees were uprooted and
several signs were blown down. II
some places the garden truck suffered
heavily and some OF II will be a total
ioss- The towns vest of here were
not hit as hard as this CITY.
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Near PanIr

Following a brilliant flash OF light.
ming Monday evening one OF the spec
tators at the Elk Grand theatre STOOD
up in his seat and shouted Are" In
a few moments everyone was running
for the doors and exits. The com.
pany who was playing at the theatre
appeared on the stage and rendered
rag time" The audience soon
realized the utter foolishness of their
s1ves IIsql OF psuInlsI puB sGsn
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George. p" three noufhs.old son a.
VT. ana Mrs steve Manic. foreigner
~ NoT-. ~ Sov miles YES 'of mis-
CITY. died Nondar evening following
an illness - cholera irfa0'um Fun.
era forv'ces will he conducted Oh f.
morning from Dis late home and ir
torment will Do" mad" iu The Alex.
anfer cemetery ~ tfa' pac.
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During ne hard rain and electrical
storm which struck This vicinity Sion
day night fhn homes - many ~ mo
people on ne hlI.zldes acre fo0s.d
The - q . tresfle ~ fle brtrkyar!
on indian run Uas almost compiefeft
washed aWar A part ~ me cement
bridge m Harrison street. over indian
run. vas torn down. and fhe bridge ~
FORTY hrsf and Noble streets uas also
damaged Three steers valued 40 fIln
and owned 1y Robert hutchinson ~
Key. acre struck By lightning and iu.
sfanfly killed
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The remains n william. Tho f0 vear
old son ~ Mf and Mrs Harry WrCoy
~hO was killed saturday bv being hi'
ulfh a ball 10 h'q home Ar CHICAGO
Will arrive in This cify over tho fi A.
- fhia morning. and Ulll be- taken fo
ne home ~ DE aunt. Mrs f0uI. For
man. ~ fffl Harrison street Funeral
rnrv.ces piI BOO rrrflefnI o. fhe
hone ~ ne affnr 'HIa Afternoon ~ g
o. ~ frfn-r..nf uTT DO made Lob
wa if.lI reurforY
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BRIDGEPORT


Tn" Bowl baseball team has ar
ranged came with the fast Glencoe
team for sunday afternoon on the
'atter's ground and IL will BE- one OF
'n" best games of the season as the
teams arr evenly matched \ large
number %: roOters will accompany the
local team ON ifs tourney.
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Funeral TODAY.

This afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the home OF its parents at Lansing
VIII be held the funeral services over
Tie remains OF the one-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Rafe which
died Monday evening. Rev. Father
O'Hare will have charge OF the serv-
ICES and the interment will be made
in ST. Anthony's cemetery.
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Charles Cordel. rho man from Pov
ha'an ~ho was supported By his wife
vas taken % Ianesvilie yesterday D.
Onicer Travers o. serve ont his rix
months sentence. which no appears fo
Prefer Instead ~ working N support
fis family While boz o. crarbi-F
stones bis family will receive b cents
dag
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AIno.t El.ctrocut.h

Chalmer Roger l1.year. old son ~
Mr.. and Mrs Albert i3oyer. ~ south
Bellaire. had maroon escape from
death or serious injury yesterday
morning re touched an electric iEh'
pole ~ tho corner 81 Twenty third and
Guernsey streets and vas severe B.
shocked. lie vas throWn 10 tla
ground and rendered uncorscious IIa
was removed 90 his home and I,r
IierroI VAS summoned After being
unconscious Tor a couple ~ hours. he
vas revived and vii suffer no Uf Of
fecfF
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To InaustrIsI s,hool

~ - Weaver. parole officer of 'fs
Industrial school 90 Lancaster. came
~ his city vesferdae and conducted
Raymond l.arkIn. ~ fHis city hack f.
'he school Tho 'fd 600 par0lnf from
That Institution sometime sFo and ur
0n inveefigsflDn lf Naa found mat f.
was incorrighle. and 90 vas decided
90 send him back
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Meet Monday.

The Brookside council will hold a
regular meeting Monday evening and
several important matters will be CIV
en- attention and II il expected that
al oil the members will be present.
me most important matter to be CIV
en- attention will be TO NIL the vacancy
In the body caused by the resignation
oil James Wilkinson. who has removed
TO Lansing. Mayor Albert Young will
name a successor.
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Tho funeral of Rose. daughter o'
VT and Mrs Walter Ranchan. ~
brooks Run. who died sunday even.
ING. following @ lingering Illness. took
place yesterday afternoon Iutermert
was mado iu The Davis cemetery on
Winding HiiL
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Roy McMsnnis. Who has been truant
officer for the township for several
years. has been appointed for another
term. The appointment was made at
a recent meeting OF the township board
of education.
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Aof In Mllla

Monday and Tuesday was two OF
the hottest days in the mills this
summer and the men suffered terribly
from the heat and several cases OF
cramps we're reported yesterday
caused from the heat The pros
poets are for moro ~ the hot weather
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Sig O'Clock Qinnar.

Miss Esther Heslop entertained q
party OF her girl friends at her home
last evening at n six o'clock dinner
in honor OF her guest Miss Dorothy
King. OF Marion. daughter of the form
or pastor Of the First Baptist church
Of this city. About twelve covers
were laid for the guests and a fine
menu was served
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Organize Choir.

The choir OF the Trinity Lutheran
church elected officers at the home OF
the pastor last evening and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi.
dent. William Bartholomew: secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. James ErummoHa:
director. Elmer RobertshaW: assistant
director. Miss Dola Neininger.
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Tied to Bed.

During a wedding celebration at
MAYNARD. Mondav evening, one % the
party that had imbibed too much %
tho frey fluid vas tied 10 bed IN
one part of the house and remained in
that position un;il YESTERDAY morning
whom he was released.
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The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the German Lutheran church.
whose birthday comes in this month,
will give birthday social In the
church. Thursday evening and Il Is
expected that a large crowd will he
present. A fine program has been ar
ranged and Refreshments Will be
served