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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-07-31
LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.

We are thankful for the good
rains which have recently come,
which will save almost all of the
corn and greatly improve the pas
lures and furnish an abundance of
water for the stock The building
Of Mrs, Rays house IS progressing
niCely.-Mrs. Brown Of near Jas
per, visited her sister, Mrs, c. S.
Andrews, in this neighborhooi
Frlday.-Gerald Scissor visited at
Chas Woodrow's Sunday.-C +.
Rex sold team of mules to Mr..
Woods, who lives on J Z Carter S
farm, Tuesday.-Frei Phillips is
farming with his grandfather, d
B Phillips, on the farm recently
bought by Mr.. Phillips southeast
Of Jasper.-C. F Rex purchased a
team of mules in Lamar, Thurs
day.--Vernie Ray was a Carthage
visitor Friday -Rolla Keltner and
wife of Carthage visited at Chas
Woodrow's Saturday. Ch as,
Woodrow and wife, accompanied
by Mr. Woodrow's cousin, Mrs.
John Sinclair, took an auto trip to
Joplin, Carterville, and Webb City
Tuesday.-W. S Lane and wife
visited Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Katharine Follmer
in the Zion neighborhood, Mrs
John Sinclair and daughter Kath-
arine, Of Jefferson City, who for
the past 10 days have been visit
ing the Woodrow families, in this
neighborh0od, returned to their
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bore Thursday Mrs. Gambrill
of Otta~d, kans who is visiting
h.. son near Lamar. visited at
Chis Wooirow's 5 Wednesday ]
K. earns and wife visited at c. )
Andrews Sunday - Mrs. Mary
Lyman and Miss Nellie Lane called
at Mrs Rays Sunday afternoon
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ZION
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

Henry Covert and family spent
Tuesday afternoon at ]. A. Boyd's
OF Carytown. Cap. Tiller is in
Carthage again this week taking
treatment for his eyes ID. L.
Lichtenwalter purchased a new
gasoline engine last week.-Mrs..
J. F. Curtis spent several days at
I. NJ. Gardeners the past week
Misses Clara Hubbard and Bessie
Strecker spent Friday at Arthur
Probert s.-Marjorie Baird Of Jas
per is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Cap. Tiller Stella Strecker
has begun taking music lessons OF
Miss Bertha Sheriff. -Deena
Vaught is suffering with an abscess
on the back of her head Grant
Lemasters and family were guests
OF Sam Elliott and family of Pleas
ant View Sunday.-Lucile Probert
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
E. Z. Hubbard. Mrs. J. F. Cur
tbs and daughter Mary called at
Chas. Ballard's Thursday.-Will
Strecker had lightning rods put on
his house last week Hattie Cor
don Of st. Louis is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Mike Isenman.
Rev Brookings Of Everton, No,
visited over Sunday with II. O.
Earl.-Mrs. VIM. Baird of Lake.
side visited a few days with her
parents, Cap Tiller and wife -
Stella Strecker spent Tuesday with
Jessie Johnston Misses Isal, Ruth
and Lee Vaught were guests OF
Alice Ellington and Anna William
Sunday.-Joe Powell and wife and
daughter Helen visited Luther
Maddox and family OF Golden City
Sunday.-Lester Mcconnell spent
Saturday night with his uncle,
Will Vaught.-A very pleasant
birthday surprise was given Misses
Hazel Foster and Morraine kerrick
last Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Fred kerrick. The girls
received several beautiful presents.
Those present were, Alice Billing
ton, Anna William, Lee and Dot
Vaught, Hazel Carter Nelma
Mackey. Kenyon Hubbard, Bessie
Strecker, Hattie Gordon, Hazel
Wright and Grace and Ora Fos.
ter. All had pleasant time and
departed wishing the girls many
happy birthdays Henry Covert
and family we're guests Of Tom
Dodd and family Of Jasper Sun
day. Hazel Wright Of Car
terville was the guest Of Morrajne
Kerrick few days--Mrs. T. NJ.
Gardner, who has been i'll for the
past year, passed away at her
home Sunday evening at 20 clock
The funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at the home
conducted by Rev. Mckenzie Of
Joplin The interment was made
at the Faskin cemetery. The
community extends sympathy to
the bereaved ones.-Harold
Schooler, Lester Mcconnell and
Pearl Johnson were guests Of A
L Thomas and family Sunday
John Schooler and wife called al
Will Schooler's Sunday.-Hamp
Campbell and wife were called
near Red Oak Sunday at the deatl
of the formers mother. - james
Covert and wife of Webb City Wis
tied with Henry Covert and fam
lily a few days.-Frank Tunnel o
Chetopa, Kans. is visiting hi
parents, James Tunnel and wife.
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BLUE STAR.

Mk0. VI FlLE NblN Tx.
Misses Ethel and Essie Hyder
we're callers in our neighborhood
last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Pen.
nington and daughters Vera and
Jessie were visitors at J. Z. Car
ters Wednesday, Alfred Smith
and wife of Lamar spent Wednes-
day afternoon and evening with II.
Z Coiner and wite.-Misses Edna
and Maggie Dayringer helped
their sister, Mrs Budd, cook for
hay hands last week Mrs Emma
King was shopping in Boston Tues
day.-Misses Ethel and Edna Ow-
en- visited Thursday afternoon with
their sister, Myrtle Coiner.-Mrs.
Pennington and Mrs Campbell
also called there Friday afternoon
Bert kaderly, who was quite
sick at the home Of his aunt, Mrs
] E. Hull, is getting along nicely
and was able to 60 to his home the
middle of the week Mr.. Benedict
Of Lamar was in Blue Star on bus
mess Thursday and reports a fine
rain in Lamar Wednesday night
Mrs. J. E. Hull. Mrs. Annie Car
mean and Grandma and Jakey
kaderly spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Hulls sister, Mrs, Frank
Kelly, Mr.. Kelly has just returned
from the hospital at Lamar, where
he underwent an operation, but he
is improving nicely Mrs. Kaderly
is also quite orly.-Mr Penning,
ton made a business trip to Lamar
Friday and we are glad to learn
that he has rented the Resh place
for another year. -- Misses Cecil
and Norca Larabee and Georgia
and Wave Kelly we're boatriding
Wednesday afternoon Geo. BudC
and wife are the proud parents oI
a fine baby boy, born Thursday
Saturday night the neigh
bors gathered at the Campbell
home and spent a most enjoyabl,
evening. Ice cream and cake wer,
served Those present we're Messrs
and Mesdames Chas. Johnson
Pennington, King, James, Coiner
and Campbell; Messrs. Mikesel
and James; John, Helen, and Elsil
Hickman; Efhe, Loren, and Ber
Johnson; Walter, Roy, Vera, an,
Jessie Pennington; Jakcy Kakerly
Cecil Larabee; Milton and HobsoI
Mikesell Edyth Cones Paul Camp
bell; Euah James, Monte anJ
Ross King; Lloyd Coiner. -- les
Kelly left Friday night for an cx
tended stay in Illinois. - Milton
Mikesell came in Saturday even
ing for a visit with his father -
Mr. Carmean of Kansas City ar
rived Saturday evening for a short
visit with J, Z Hull. - Wher,
they all spent Sunday John Rosi
and Cora Beeson at Baston S
Lena Dean Of Lamar and Mr.. Mike
sell at James; Harve Coiner anC
wife at Ed Owens; Will Kaderly
and son Bert, Mesdames Kelly
and Onstott, and Cecil and Norci
Larabee at Hulls; Joe Dayringe
aud family at Geo. Budd's; San
King and family at John King S
! Chas. Wilson and wife Of JaSpe
at S. Penningtons, the De Spaii
sisters with home folks and Edytl
Cones at Hickman's. - Blue Sta
base ball team won a double head
er from Boston Sunday at scores
Of - to ~ and II to 10.
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For Cuts, Burns and BTuI,s1' H. : bli

For Cuts, Burns ana ,I p Is a blI
In every home there should nav V to sP.
Of Buoklen's 5 Arnioa Salye' req. roa"y WOUNDS
ply in every case Of burns, cu'Sbi bi@slyalle,
or lcalds. j. II. Po'anco', Rncklen's
Tex, r. No. ,, writes. writ,3..,o eirl's cut
ATnica Salve saved my littie 6sogld b.
foot, No one believed u So Only
cured y The worlds best say BITS, d
SSs' Recommended by H. T. NV
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Guessing Contest

A scholarship will be given free
to the person who comes nearest
the correct number of words writ
ten by Miss Roberts on her type
writer in one hour. Each person
within 50 words, one month free.
Miss Roberts will write in the
booth of Rude Bros. Business Col
lege at the Carthage Fair, Wednes
day, August 6. A prize to all who
mail this blank to Contest Man
ager, box 374, Carthage, Mo.
Sir My guess words.
! am ... years OF age and inter-
ested in a business course.
Name .....'' .''.''''
ADDRESS '.'''''s''.'' .''''''''' ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
NEWS BRIEFS

AT a recent meeting of the board
OF directors OF the Carroll club. VI. J.
pullman was appointed manager of
the club for the fall and winter sea
son He viii have charge of all bust
ness matters OF the club.
a handsome new electric sign
erected in front OF the Coleman drug
store at the corner OF Market and Six.
teenth streets yesterday is attracting
much attention.
Acting upon the suggestion Of a
number OF people Health Officer Ftz-
Ter has decided not TO prosecute any
more violatOrs OF the quarantine ordi-
nance until after the quarantine has
been lifted from the houses whore the
violation was committed as there f.
danger % the disease spreading when
the offender Is arraigned I'm police
court.
10 East NcColloch street yesterday
morning aud that 'horoughfare was
given a good cleaning.
Both the circuit and criminal
court rooms are being given a general
cleaning this week by the county jati-
tors. preparatory 20 the opening Of
court next week.
The health department has issued
a booklet on the care Of contagious
AA7f'sAlFNS anu NOblFN arr UflUE us
tr.buted by the officers Of the depart
ment
Tho Kenneth Publishing com.
pany has been Organized In this city
10 publish a monthly magazine In the
form OF municipal guide. giving
items Of local interest
u became known yesterday that
Miss Ada Lawrence. OF the Island.
and Edward Meeks. q NJ de Chsntal.
were married last Saturday while on
On excursion 20 NJ Lake PARK
Tnfir many fr'cnds were pleasantly
surprised to learn G: the fact
The Wheeling Electrical com
pany has practically completed the
work ~ installing sub-station IN tne
basement ~ the Schmulbnch build
ing The worH has consumed sew
egal months
The colorcd residents have made
arrangements 10 Eivc dance tho
evening ~ Labor day. IN odd F,lows'
haH Gump's orchestra will provide
music
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BLAKE REUNION
Held AZ Goldc-, w. Va. Yesterday
Yesterday. Was Attended BY
Eighty seven Members OF
Four Generations.

The Blake families OF this vicinity
held reunion a. the farm OF Robert
Blake. near Golden. Marshall county.
yesterday. which was ATTENDED BY
81 members. representing four gencr.
aticns. The day was spent in a Ge-
liEh'ful manner snc dinner was
served ~ noon During ths afternoon
trip was made TO Center FaIIs.
one OF the prctticst places IN that
vicinity.
Those ia ATTENDANCE were.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blake. him
Misses Mary and Lila Blake. EIm
Nr and Mrs Harry Blake. Cam.
,ron
Mr and Mr.. Frank Blake and call.
dr'n. Gladys and Franklin. 81 Wheel
INK
Mr. and Mrs Job Blake. Wheeling
Mr anu Mrs x l. Blake and rnil
ddr"n. Mafsaret and Robert. Fin
Mrs y utah Winters
Mr. and Mrs Albert Downing. Elm
Grove
M- and Mr. Michael wint,rs. lin
GrCvo
David sheets.
Mr. ami Nl.s Wrsh' Mooney ana
son Arden. Wheeling
Misses B"uiah and Flora Roney and
Mary Chambers. West AIex.(, r. ia.
John Blake. Cameron
MI. LINZ Scott and daughter.
Miss Ada. ElT Grove
NJ and Mr. Elmer IIake and
children. Arthur and Lorena. cam.
cron
Mr. and Mr. Garrett make and
children. Afm 'rung. Frank. Glen ana
Alta. az Dallas
Iau' 81 blake. ST.. Woodsdaie
Ms Anna 'Ilakc and son. James.
Jr Woudiswu
NJ and Mrs Ed Howard and chi.
dr'n. Martha. F1o. Mary. Hiram.
Archer. Charles. Anna. Jessie. Odessa
Hnd Edwin. uf Golden
Nre VIRGINIA Baird. Wheeling
VI and Irr Richard Winters and
daurhfcrs. Misses Gladys. Mildred
and charlotte. Whf. linz
Miescs Edna and Mary Baird and
Joseph Baird. Wheeling
Ms. James J. Brennan and son
Baird. - Chattanooga. Tenn
Misses Geneva ana ksthcryn baird.
Wheeling
Charles and Wilson Baird. whc,t
inr
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Sheets ana
children. Flora. oscar Lily. Flmer
Alio" and John. 81 Hig Nhcerne
creek
Mr. and Mrs. Daurherty. Big wheel
Inc creek
Mrs Ruth Sheets
VT and Mrs w. g. Liveiy ana
daughter. Miss Alice.
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TROUBLES OF BOY
Lad Of Twelve Years Suffers Much.
Asks Police to Aid Him in Reach
Ing Home In East Liverpool.

One of the most pitiful cases in tn ,
history OF the police department was
brought TO light last night when a
half starved boy. aged about twelve
years. who gave his name as Stanford
Anderson and his home as East Liver
pool applied at headquarters for as
slstance. saying that Captain Smith.
OF Parkersburg- had purchased him \
ticket from that city here and told
him that the police would enable him
To reach his home in East Liverpool
All summer the boy has been travel
ing over the state, working wherever
ne could secure employment and ac-
ceptlng whatever compensation MS
employers saw fit TO give him.
According TO the story told by the
boy. his father. the victim of tubercu-
losis, had sent him to a farm near
Parkersburg where he was to work
during the summer for a small sum.
After working on the farm for two
weeks he was dismissed and walked
TO Parkersburg where he secured en-
ployment in restaurant He worked
there one week. AMI was given as
cents and dismissed by the restaurant
owner
From Parkersburg he drifted to
Rovenwood where he was employed
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About People
Ncvemsuts Of individuals 30 and
from the City.

The Misses Flora Walker and vIr-
spending several days with friends IN
this vicinity.
Miss Jane Trace. of New Concord,
o.. Is visiting her cousin. Miss Mary
Best. of the Island. for a few days
Miss NADIA Wallace. of the South
Side. Is visiting friends In Chester.
w. Va.
@. W. Gibson. OF the Island. has re-
turned from GAINESVILLE. o.. where he
witnessed races held in connection
with the fair.
Warren ID. Dinsmore and Ray Hire,
OF the Island. have returned home at
ter an extended trip to Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and other eastern points
Miss Louise McCord. OF the Island.
has returned home after spending her
Naction with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. VIII
liams. of Huntington.
Miss Grace Mccoy is entertaining
at her home on Fifteenth street. Miss
Madelyn B-ennCn n. Of Scotdale. Pa.
Mrs. John NJ Bunton. OF Shawnee.
Okla. is visiting he- parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. r. Davis. OF Edg, dale.
Mrs. James +. Richards and Master
Lloyd are spending few days At
Bethesda. the guests OF r, latives.
DIR. E. L. Armbrecht and family.
who have been touring through ono
for the past three weeks In their auto
mobile. have returned home. They
visited a number of cities between
here and Cleveland and stopped for
few days at Zare. Ohio. on their re-
turn trip.
Miss Mary Mulkerns entertained a
party OF young folks at her home in
Wet Bridgeport wedn, sday eve
ming
Mrs. Chandler J. Tucker and son
Manford. who have been the guests
for a few days of Mrs. fuckers
mother. Mrs. Joseph Hall. OF South
Market street. will return TO their
home in Newark. o.. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston T. Byrum are
receiving the congratulations OF their
wide circle OF friends over the ar
rival at their home in Edge dale OF a
baby daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kraft and Mr..
ana Mrs. William Hopperman Will
leave Saturday I'm Mr.. Kraft's Wv
machine. for Springfield. Richmond
and indianapolis. They will be gone
several days.
Justice OF he Peace A. W. Nader
is expected home tonight from
state Knights of Pythias encamp-
ment
State Superintenden Mt OF Schools N.
=. Shawkey arrived yeste rday for a
few days stay in this vicinity. lie
will address The Brooke and ohio
county teachers institutes.
X. E. Byrum. assistant secretary OF
the board OF trade. yesto rday resumed
his duties. after a ten days vacation.
Mrs. Ella Phillips Davis and son
Phillips returned TO their home ~
=
for few days Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schwertfeg,r T. of the Island, while en-
route home from GAINESVILLE.
Dr. and Mrs. 4. =. Orne. OF Pitts
burSh. are spending a few days In
this city.
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RIVER NEWS

businfss on fhr river. as n result Of
the Tow water a. practically al A stand.
SUR wand The local wharfhoat was
closed The grcutcr part ~ the after.
noon The Della Nc was the only de-
p"rtuie. leaving here ~ noon. for CIar
WEtpu She VIII DO in today. ip4vfng
agAln this evening on the return trip
TIE Mildred VIII arrive This morn.
irF. and is scheduled 90 clear the local
moras
She departure Of the steamer Ohio
from Cincinnati. in an attempt 10
reach Itff hureh vns DELAYED Nv IN.
termination ~ the small rise IN the
river Ihe boat has been operating
in On" Cincinnati and Louisville trade
since The river became too low for
&c n1,'"- ou in thc Pittsburgh Gin.
Cinnnti trade -
Tho poo tho McNcchen dam last
nirht reached n STAGE ~ IA feet.
rH 70 iho lower rlvsr stool az . . fecf.
day
River Marks
IITTSUi RGli - Aug - STAGES
follow
DAVIS ISLAND DAM 81 foot and
stationary. clear
STEuhENvtI1E-eG feet and sta.
rNRKERsHuRG-a5 feet and fall
ing clear
MoRGNNTowN-7 feet and sra.
tiouary clcar
on CITY inch below and sta.
tionarv cloudy
WARREN 50 inches below and sta.
Npnarvs rat~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

by a wealthy uncle. l.. II. Anderson,
in a bottle factory. After working
three weeks in the factory the uncle
turned him out and gave him 30 cents
with which to return home. He made
his way back TO Parkrsburg where
Captain Smith picked him up yester-
day and sent him TO this city. HUI
name Officer Joseph took charge OF
the boy upon his arrival here and last
night sent him to Steubenville. from
where he will go to the home OF rela-
tives in East Liverpool to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
.FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
move Them With the Othine
Presentation

This prescription for the removal OF
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful
in removing freckles and giving
clear. beautiful complexion that Il Is
sold by +. II. Ran under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money II It
fails.
veil; get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show wonderful I'M
provCment. some or the lighter
irecklCs vanishing entirely.
Re sure To ask the druggist for the
double strength othinc: II Is that is
sold on the money-back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

Tho Sewing Circle OF the Allen
Grove church. sherrard. gave Mrs. L.
e.. Klagcz. 4 member az the circle, q
pleasant birthday surprise yesterday
afternoon. According to previous ar
rangements the circle was 10 have
mot ~ tho home OF another member
but shortly after noon all OF the mem.
bore rurpriEed Mrs. KlRges by gath
cring Ht her home and presenting her
with numerous presents in honor OF
her birthday. Tho afternoon was
spent IN sewing and rafreshments
werc served. During the afternoon
piano music was rendered by Miss
Helen ugrvln. Those present were
MesdnmoH G. W. McCombs. o. d. Tat
bert, w. ". Kittle. &. IT, steiuman.
q. ". Britt. d. " Darwin. II. +. Cook.
j. W. Policy. a. ID. Hood and James
Kcmple: Nis1cs Jennie McCombs
Lena Deh!.'l. Helen Garyin. Roxy
KemNle. Dora DehreDa. JAMIE Drum,
Lura McComhE. Violet Pelley, Ruth
Talbort and Edna Klages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Luncheon AZ Country Club.

Miss Emma Forbes will entertain
to-day at noon with luncheon at
the Wheeling Country club. a well
appointed MONT Will DO served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

When your liver Is torpid-"asieep
on the Job'-you are bound to be con-
stipated. That means you feel dull.
heavy. good for nothing. You're ready
In fact. you have a crouch.
All you need IL to start your liver
20 working and that will end the con-
stipation and all Its following trou-
bles In jiny. But don't make the
mistake of using calomel. salts or
other drastic drugs that are dangerous
and that rack your system.
Get Hot Springs Liver Buttons at
once-today-now-R tone up your
liver. cleanse your bowels OF foul
waste. drive the gases from your stom-
ach. At druggists everywhere. CSC
Sample and 100 OF our 1900 testimo-
malls mailed free by Hot Springs
Chemical Company. Hot Springs. Ark
Sold in Wheeling by T.. II Rau Drug
gist. and druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
HhlldrAn,a Party

AZ Tho home o. her grandmother,
Mrs. Lulu Sweeney. OF Highland Park.
litilo Miss Julia John Sparks, charm
Ing daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs =. Cor.
don Sparkle. % Evansville. Ind. a.
hostesI 20 number % young chill
dreu IN honor OF her eighth birthday
yesterday afternoon. Various games
we've enjoyed during the afternoon
n we're the refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Woman.a Club To Serve.

has completed Rrrangoments to serve
tho lu3chS on a. the second annual
outing az the Board OF Trade, 10 be
held this evening az Wheeling PARK.
tempting menu will be served IN
tho White Palace from $3.50 TO 7:SU
o'clock. a largo committee OF ladies
vii havo charge o. the serving OF -
luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Elu1.EN Mrddlnn

Last night az 5 O'Clock. In The par.
sonage OF the Island Christian church.
occurred a very pretty wedding, when
Mise Anna Flux, OF Bellalre. became
the bride OF Mr.. William Fry, a young
man OF kirkwood. Rev. Charles f.
Hutslsr performed the ceremony In the
presence OF q few close friends. Both
the bride and groom are well and pop.
uiarly known In their respective com.
nunities.
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Tho members OF the Island Bridge
club were pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. II. Is.
Nicho!. Of Be- oh GIen. complimentary
10 her sister, Mrs. II, njamin +. Yong
OF Coatsville. Pa. Bridge was the d.
versoon OF the afternoon and after the
close or the interesting games q
tempting luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Mlss Dudloy'r Party.

Miss Mary Dudley will entertain
this evening with dancing party. at
tho rooms OF The Island club. The
oyont will be IN the nature Of q fare
well party. as Eho leaves in a few
days 10 nttond the seminary at Au.
EuEta. Virginia. Many invitations
lave been !sspod for the pretty AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Annual c. w. q. M Picnic.

The annual picnic and outing OF the
members OF the Christian Women's
Board OF Missions OF the Island Chris
tian church was held yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. J. NJ. Mckibben. OF Ian
sing. The members were delightfully."-
entertained and the afternoon proved
enjoyable 10 all present Thirty-one
members were present. At 4:3O O'clock
an elaborate supper was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Your Liver Does
Not Need caIonel
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Cure
Constipation and Bring Happiness.
Old People Hesl Young.

'Geei I feel like a wo-year-old. and
! wouldn't know n trouble IL I met Il
In the street There's q lot OF fun
IN life when your liver's working
right and you're always on hand with
Q hearty appetite. Wish I'd heard of
those Ho. Springs Liver Buttons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

st. Joseph's Academy for Girls and
Young Ladies'.
Corner 18th and Eoff streets.
Conducted by the Sisters OF ST. -.
Joseph.
English, Classical and Commercial
Courses.
Piano and Voice Culture.
Classes will reopen Tuesday,
September I'd.
ladies with dinner last evening a,
the Brookside Inn.
Wedding Announce cement.
The following invitations were re-
ceived yesterday morning:
Mrs. Mary Benttie
requests the honor OF your presence
at the
marriage OF her daughter
Mary Emma
to
Mr. Louis Carl Seabright
on Tuesday. september the ninth
nineteen hundred and thirteen
at two-thirty o'clock
at ST. Luke's church
Wheeling. ". Va
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

BETHANY COLLEGE. ,a r ;i;,e"
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