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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-10

CHIFFOROBES AND LADIES'
DESKS. LARGE STOCK. A. W. SMITH
co.
GOLDEN OAK AND MAHOGANY
DAVENPORTS AT A. w. SMITH FUR
NITURR co.
GLOBE WERNICKE BOOK CASES
IN GOLDEN OAK AND MAHOGANY
AT A. W. SMITH FURNITURE co.
RUGE AND ART SQUARES, MOST
COMPLETE STOCK IN AMERICUS AT
A. W. SMITH FURNITURE co
CHINA AND CUT GLASS, BEAUTI-
Full ASSORTMENT AT A. W. SMITH
FURNITURE co.
HAVILAND, GERMAN AND AUS
TRAN DINNER SETS AT A. W.
SMITH FURNITURE co.
CHINA CLOSETS, SIDEBOARDS
AND EXTENSION TABLES AT A. W.
SMITH FURNITURE co.
GOLDEN OAK AND MAHOGANYL
ROCKERS AND MORRIS CHAIRS AT
A. W. SMITH FURNITURE co. ad,t
A Lesson
The elevator boy hath his ups and
downs,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

Keep the cold and snow out Of
your house by using our building and
Flue Plaster Board Papers. E. R.
Moses Nero. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Monley are
the parents of a fine baby boy, the
new arrival coming to their home
Saturday morning.
Elmer Brown, who is attending
the agricultural college at Manhat-
tan, came in last Friday for a visit
OF few days with home folks.
Nobody has a right to prowl around
your home at night. Keep a loaded
revolver on a shelf for instant use
in emergency. You owe It toyOursedf
and family. Teach the women to
use it. A good revolver can be had
at Bondurant g for 1915 to $3.50.
Mrs. Charles Dodge and Mrs. Ola
Chapman were in Sterling this week
attending a meeting Of the Seventh
District Federation Of Womens Clubs.
Judge T. G Cole was in Larned
last Friday assisting in the laying
Of the cornerstone. Of the new Cum
Minis Hall. The services were in
charge Of the Masons, and as Grand
Master Of the Kansas lodge, the
Judge delivered the main address Of
the day.
If you need a new heater, let US
show you the famous GERMAN
HEATER, the fuel saver. Superheat
ed hot blast, burns slack or poor coal
as well as the best coal or wood.
Heat is downward, heating the floor
better than any. Sold only at Bon
durant's.
Mrs. Frank Seeber returned the
first Of the week from Manhattan
where she had been visiting with
their children. Arthur, Clarence and
May Seeber. who are attending the
Agricultural College.
When you want a tank made to or
der, a corrugated galvanized iron cul
vert, or anything made out Of shee'
iron, see US. We have bought tbs
manufacturing plant Of Mr.. Nutte-
man and are prepared to do adj d
this work on short notice. E. R
Moses Nero. Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

Our Big Bargain Clubbing Rates
on magazines Of all kinds, closes on
Nov. 10th. Better come in and or,
der your winter reading before that
time. Riley'sI News Stand.
DR.. F. G. DetricksOn came In from
Montrose, Colo, last week for a
visit with the John Dawson family
and to accompany his wife and chill
dren home. Mrs. DetricksoQ was
formerly Miss Lois Dawson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson,
and has been visiting her parents
here for the past three weeks.
Ed Miller was down from Larned
Tuesday On a business trip and for
a little visit with his many friends.
Ed worked for several years IN the
stores here, but the last two years
has been On charge Of the clothing
department Of one Of the Jarned es.
tabkshments. Ed Is as. optimistic
and happy as ever and shows the
proper nome price Dy declaring that
Larned Is the best town IN the
map.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

A good barn paint is Sherwin.Wil-
hams Commonwealth, that's what
people say who have used it for the
past five years. Sold very reason.
able at Boudurant
For butchering time a good butch
er knife soon pays for itself. Get
a genuine English knife, made in She
fieldfieid, the famous Jordan AAA1
brand. used by Swift, Armours' and
all Butchers. Sold only at Bondurants
Sheriff Brown was In Hoisington
the first Of the week to serve a sub
poena in the case Of the State VS..
JOS. v. Jenisch. Some time ago, On
the road north Of Clafhn, Peter
Schauf and others OF that vicinity,
passed Jenisch in an auto while he
was driving along in a buggy, and
the story Is that he shot at them sew
eral times with a rifle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

Of County Commissioners their regular meeting November
Beginning point where EnwOOd Street
poaron on Of Great City ndng
to NMnwood on the line Bninwood to
y line Of Rice county.
Beginning Of the city EnwoOd
ming line to St Peter Paus church.
section line miles thence due north Can from
Clahh the county line Of Ellsworth.
Beginning CAnn and running the section line to Red
wing west HodsgtOn thence township
between Albion Eureka Boyd thence
Olmftz.
Beginning at the northwest l and running from
the Of Section
26 16 Is, thence mile and north to Galatia.
Beginning the northwest Of Section lS running
west mile, thence north mile thence due west to OTIS
Beginning northwest Section IS15 Omz run
ming mile three miles mile theke
west mile thence south to Albert
Beginning Albert due section line to the
southwest 17O5 thence due me
oneha miles thence Pawnee Rock CITY,
Beginning City and running along north side Of
the right way the Atson Topeka and Santa
section line Dundee encedu north northeast corner
Section Twp H. thence mile thence north
miles thence due east to Great Berd City.
Beginning at point the Bend City, where 18th
Street ueec with the corporation line running due north on
said section line southeast 61S
onehaf mile thence north to EIOisngtOn.
Beginning the northeast Section l9S3 thence
past No SO School House the southwest Section 1884,
thence north to Heller.
The highways designated Roads
the be respective townships
have put the said roads proper condition.
The clerk instructed send plat to
township spate the requirements the
County Commissioners requirements the placing Of all
necessary cuverts fills the grading the width grade
the road will need first class
public highway When the trustees have put respective roads
condition then the Board viii them view
charge county roads according law township
expense keeping condition for
traffic.
county Jail and residence had
pred renewed condition that when
jail sardard county was to receive
the refund according to law
Bids received meeting wiring of the jail
and house. that the will be wired standard
the SO for nosan
dard wiring.
certificate the Mayor City Clerk of
the Can withdrawal of south half
Twp 49, fromthe city Cain being
irregular county the same back
the said city clerk for them the accordingly according
o law presentation the board.
he Of road petitions presented by j. H. King
Hooon the said petition laid for the said petitioners
the land waive damages
petitions signed by p j. Meyeres Of cheyenne
township Langfd Eureka township narrowing
roads rejected.
In a petition signed by
ening a certain road north Of 36-17.2 rejected
Two Hundred Reward
conviction Turner
the evening of November g. 1873
There being nothing farther the Board adjourned
adjourned County H. 1913
completed approved by the state
the county board P. E. MURPHY, Chairman.
At4st:--C F. YoUNKIN, County Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

Take advantage Of our Big Club
bing Bargain Offers before Novem-
Der 10th. In this way you can gel
good selection Of the very beSt
periodicals published for just about
hall price. Earl Riley, Newsdeakr.
J. N. Yeo, Of Route 2, is a new
reader Of the Democrat,
Mrs. E. ]. Grower and children
spent Sunday in Larned visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orah Fair came in
from Kansas City Wednesday for a
visit Of a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Fair and other relatives
and friends.
Throw a handful Of "Anticarbon'
into the fire. It quickly cleans all
SCOT out Of stove, chimney and pipe
without danger Of explosion. Big
package 20 cents at Bondurant's.
Science, literature, art, fashion,
story-we are Offering the choice Of
the best magazines In the world IN
our Big Clubbing Offer which is on
y good until Nov. 10. After that the
price will 60 back to regular which is
Just about double. Earl Riley.
When you want a Cream Separa-
tor for from IS to SIS, see US. We
have the Cold Water, The ShaEpless,
the best, and the Jersey Cream for
$45. E. r. Moses Nero. Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

Where 1t is never too dark"-at
Dirks' Studio.
A. L. Powell left Tuesday on a
business trip east.
DR.. Ray Russell was in Kinsley on
business last Saturday.
Peter Brack was down from o.
mitz on business Wednesday.
George ScheufDer made business
trip to Kansas CITY this week.
Jacob, John and Peter Ochs were
business visitors from the north side
Saturday.
A fine baby boy was born t
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Weltmer Tuesday
evening.
Henry and Louis Buschman wert
up fro Comanche township on bust
ness Tuesday.
Genuine "Japalac" makes the OLD
things new and wears like iron, al
Bondurant's only.
George Thatcher attended a meet
ing of the Masonic Council in Hutch,
inson Monday evening.
Get your winter magazine reading
ordered now while the special rates
are on. Earl Riley.
A baby boy was born Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. IT.
win. Mrs. Irwin is at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Epp
stein In this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

WANTED A Perfection Dress
making Chart. Il you have one for
sale. cali at the Democrat.
Gus Werhahn returned Wednes--
day from a business trip through the
southwest part Of the state.
How about that family picture you
We're going TO have made? Do Il
while you have time. Dirks' Studio.
W. G. Merit and son George re-
turned Sunday morning from attend.
ing the National Dairy Show at Chi
cago.
Dan Coughlin was looking after bus
mess meters in Hutchinson and
Topeka few days the first of the
week.
VIII Billups was here from Paw.
nee Rock Wednesday visiting with
friends and looking after business
matters.
DR.. John Robson was looking az.
ter business interests IN Spearville
and vicinity one day the first Of
the week.
Miss Anna Krause came in from
Lacrosse Tuesday for a visit with
her brother. Adam, and her many
friends here.
Sherwnr Williams IinDleum Dress
ing saves dollars. Put on easily with
a brush. Costs Is to so cents can.
At Bondurant's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07
FOR SALE.

A limited number of Rhode Island
Red pullets and yearling hens will
make good winter layers. Am over
stocked. A bargain n taken soon.
FRANK RICHARDSON, 469 Red.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

STATE OF KANSAS COUNTY OF BARTON S.
County Clerk Great Bend Kansas, Nov Sd, 1913.
The County Commissioners the county
said regular session the office Of the County Clerk Great
Bend Kansas Monday Nov. 8, 1872
PRESENT. Murphy Chairman; Mat Dick Geo. Land
mssiOners; Russell County Attorney W. NJ Brown Sheriff. ard
C. F. Younkn, County Clerk.
the meeting read and duly approved
The following filed office the County Clerk ap
proved and warrants ordered drawn for the
CovOTE AM GOPHER ROUNTY
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07
SIEVERLING REPAIR WORKS

Welding, Cylinder Crank and Gear Cases Rebored,
Auto Cylinders re6tted with new pistons make old
worn cylinders like new ground to fit make rear axles
for all make Of cars use Krone Nickel steel for axle.
General Machine and Mill Work. Gear Cutting,
Blacksmithing and Plow Works
All Work Guaranteed Phone 81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-07

La
VIM Pamng gopher and heads So
Total bounty paid at the meeting ....s2
SALARIES FOR COUNTY OFFICERS FOR NOVEMBER
F. Younkin county clerk. SIG &c
j. K Younkin deputy county clerk. IS 80
W. Soderstrom deputy county treasurer Is 10
Schwger county treasurer IS 81
Isabella Schwager deputy county treasurer % So
Clyde Yeo, register Of deeds. 10 %
Mrs. Clyde deputy register Of deeds 20 90
J. K McNIulen county pning,..... go 90
W. Rush. county surveyor ...... 20 90
C. Fe bridge inspector and rental Of transit. go. 80 90
s. NJ Kelam district COURT 1O 80
Harry Hail. probate judge ll6 81
W NJ Brown sheriff salary 252 Is
W. NJ Brown, mileage AZ 40
w NJ Brown board prisoners 7S so
W. NJ. Brown, mileage IL 80
w N Brown blood hounds in Turner case... w m ~ 80 90
Jennie B. Momyer county superintendent lis 80
saml Dodswoth Book Co., supplies county,. w II 60
Hall LhOgraphng receipts for the county 90
Monitor Binding Printing 5000 sheets paper ....
ceorge w Thatcher officer w ...
ne Publishing Co. programs for county superintendent 90
John J. Hanel electric light globes .. .... go
Edith Rogers assessment rolls. ...... 90
Arkansas valley Telephone Co. tolls and rental telephones Is
CT Pend Ice and ice for first .
John Malta fntor 80.
kansas Construction Co., payment river bridge S2SS 81
A. Smith care of George Helmck ...... . ... Is 90
Louise Noen Of Willie Hoffman, Sept and Oc 20 90
Mrs Park Noe allowance October ...... ... ~ 10 90
cs Harper groceries the ...... .... 49,. IS
Samues Co., clothing the ... go.
Irmdbade BoNnger groceries for the poor...... w m go
rut Grocery Co., groceries for the poor .... - S.
neqan Nero Co. groceries the Hoisington m ~ 50 OF
aard Bros groceries for X Tchauner olmz.. .....
Patton Allison coal poor andfreight drayage m % IS
Fred Kasseman board for poor 50
Fankhauser Koopman plumbing for house. m go. rs
Missouri Valley Bridge Iron Co, Hammond-Wenke
M 10 School House. Schneck and Caraway bridges .
Mssur Valley Bridge Iron Co., per D. L. Hammond-com-
uetm of bridges Jenkins con tract known
thaller and Straub bridges south Of Chin Kansas 5OSS Sc
l. J. Quinn 800 envelopes for the county cerk... 49, .
Ct Bend water and Co. light and court house
VIM Torrey drawing Jury for November 49,. 90
James Clayton drawing jury November. ... 49, ~
Coss Harper groceries the ...... 80. .
AUGUST GARLING INSANITY CASE
Juros-M F. Russell $50 E. Morrison $50 Justice SandrOck
$50 Joe 2.5O-tOtal fees for jurors. 800 10 90
c. Cole attorney August CARING .... 80. .
Witnesses Shkel 16O Hornbeck 15O Mrs. Stone
$780, Dan Asher 15 L. L. Scott 15OtOtal witness fee 80
KATIE zwEzG INSANITY CASE
IN. F. Russell NJ D. 90
e c. Cole attorney for defendant. 90
, whness-Mrs Jennie Curtis go. Mrs Meyers 26O
Maurey 2SO Fred Nus ESQ., Held 2SO Justice
following public highways designated County
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
LARGE AUDIENCES
Revival at Fourth Street Continues to
Grow. Moro Conventions and
Accessaons Sunday.

The services at the Fourth Street
church yesterday were impressive and
many attended. Judge Nesbitt presid-
ed at the morning hour and Rev. Hart
the opening prayer. The subject OF DIR.
Mills sermon was "Armorbearers" as
found IN First Book OF Samuel. l4:l7.
The fact was brought out forcibly thai
men who have been able to perform
,righuy works for man and for God
nave been men who have been backed
NJ by faithful armOrbearers with loyal
ana staunch hearts. Peter preached \
great sermon at Penecost. but behind
him were the rmorbearers. faithful and
true, who went about speaking to the
people and doing personal work With
=. ch a band OF aTmOrbearers In old
Wheeling. men and women who have
hearts are on fire. until their silence
breaks forth into testimony until they
put aside business. social engagements
ard deny themselves. and get out and
stand back of God and his servan
and we will nave another Penecost.
Mr.. VIII Irvine acted a. chairman OF
the evening service and the male
the rite OF baptism and Dr. Mills
preached "A powerful .sermon-"The
pictured the rich young ruler eNulting
IA himself and priding himself ON his
goodness as the Savior questioned him
In regard to the keeping OF tie com
mandments. In each case he could say
he had kept them from his youth up
until ne was asked whether he ever
had any God except the one true lIv-
ing God OF Hcayeu The young man
could not stand .he last test and he
went away with sadness in his heart.
Why" simply because he loved his
worldly possessions and loved his rich
- more than he did the Father of all.
To lack one thing-Salvation. means To
lack all. II a man IL dead he lacks one
thing To- make him a living creature.
II a man II a beggar he lacks one thing
io make him rich-simply money. \
sick man painting for his breath and
%bout 80 dic-what does he lack? health
tEats al. so when 70 ulack salvation
sou .dck everything when II comes to
the final analysis.
NJ the morniug service nine persons
were received into the church by let
ter and there were two conversions. In
IN" evening two by letter and one con-
version.
\ noOn-day praye meeting IS held at
the church each day for mcn-12 30 to
] o'clock. Also a meeting for women
Zach evening from : To- 100 o'clock.
The cottage prayer meetings for Tues-
day $50 to 10 o'clock at the following
places: Mrs. r. ~. Nay. 400 South
Tenn street. Mrs. Cline. 555 North
Huron street. Mrs Little. rs Twentieth
street and Mrs. Scofeld. lf2 Fourteenth
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
LOOKING
FOR DECISION
For Today TO Ascertain the
Results Of His Fight Against
Being Deported.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Cipriano
Castro. former President of Venezue-
la. is looking forward to tomorrow in
the hope that 1t will bring a decision
of the immigration authorities as to
whether he will be permitted TO enter
the country or be debarred as an I'M
desirable alient. His case is SEIZED
uled to be taken up tomorrow by the
immigration board.
General Castro spent a restless
Sunday on Ellis Island.
The visitor OF the STORMY petrel'
Of South America. was his valet. Al
fred Torregrossa. who came over
with Castro and has been permitted
to land. Torregrossa remained all
day at the immigration station with
Castro.
The General has been detained al
Ellis Island since his arrival early
last week from France and yesterday
a writ OF habeas corpus issued out TO
bring his case before a federal court
was dismissed before United States
Judge Holt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Pine Bsstdsnos Property on Fifteenth
1trsSf. Wheeling.

BY virtue of a Iced OF trust made by
Mary Brooks widow. but afterwards.
Mary Brooks Hastings, and now de-
ceased. to me as trustee. dated the sth
day OF July. 1902. and recorded In the
office OF the Clerk of the County Court
of Trust Book No. 50. page pa. I will. ON
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1918.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. offer
for sale at public auction. at the front
door OF the Court House. in the City OF
VIII ceiling, W. Va, the following de-
ccribed real estate. that Is to say: The
seven tE. = OF Lot No. 40 fronting on
the North side OF Fifteenth .15th) Street.
between Jacob and Wood Streets. in the
said city of Wheeling. in Graham's Ad-
dition to said city. The undivided one
80 thir'i Of said half lot descended TO
said Mary Brooks by the decease OF her
father. Joshua Bodley. intesta.e. the
was conveyed TO said Mary Brooks by
James ". Bodley and wife and John
Bodley and wife by deed dated February
21th, 1889, as Of record in the office OF
the clerk or the County Court OF said
Ohio County in eDed Book No. 50. pag
81.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thIrd of'the
purchaser may elect to pay cash in hand
on the day of sale. and the residue in
two equal instruments. payable In twelve
months and eighteen months from the da y
OF sale. with interest. the purchaser giving
his negotiable promissory notes for the
deferred payments. the legal title being
retained as further security until all OF
the purchase money shall have been paid.
GEO. T. BOYD. JR.. Trustee.
93-30-fa-g-I3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
URG

Mrs. Andrew West. age seventy
years. of this place. died on Saturday
at ~10o'clock. after an illness of sever
al weeks. Her maiden name was
Bridget COrbett and she f. survived
by her husband. one son. Andrew
West. Jr. and four daughters. Mrs.
Sam Williams. Mrs. Hudson Rhues,
Mrs. William Skaggs and Mrs. Harry
Bahes. The funeral will be held from
St. Johns Catholic church. Tuesday
morning. at 2 o'clock and friends OF
the family are invited. The deceased
was well known and especially
among the sick. where she mas al
ways willing 20 lend a helping hand.
She was also we'll known in church
circles and charity work.
The funeral OF Joseph Ralston will
he held from the family residence on
Eleventh street. at . o'clock today.
Rev. \. NJ. Doak. OF the Episcopal
church. OF which the deceased was a
member. Forty five members OF
the Odd Fellows will attend in a
body. as the deceased was a widely
known Odd Fellow.
There was a big slip on the Bril-
liant and Steubenyille line between
Brilliant and Georges Run and cars
were stopped for n while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
Jacob Ulrich Pardoned.

Saturday word was received in Mar
tins Ferry that Governor Harmon. as
one OF the last acts OF his adminiStra-
ton. had p~ardoned Jacob Clrich. a young
man OF the over-the-river city. who was
convicted and sentenced to serve seven
years FOR his part In the shooting Of
howard Green. in that city. some time
ago.
\ number of friends had signed a
petition have tried several times to
have II considered. hut Il was always
put on. Probably the most credit is due
the young mans sister. who was untir-
ing In her efforts for his release.
lie will rejoin his wife, who lives in
Martins Ferry. and In all likelihood will
continue TO make that his future home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
Obituary


Mrs. Anna clara StfeL. ono az the
most WILDLY known and highly respected
residents ~ this city. died at her home
ON IHffrrrfu street. early SATURDAY.
morning. follow ur au ilius-s fIaf was
caused ut Diseases arising from the I'M
fIrmIftce % odd axe The deceased vas
fhe Fftt year ~ her axe and was tie
VII" ~ tIn late o. Elias Stlfcl
The deceased was uue ~ the oldest
residents ~ fuie af ton. hafiuG come 10
" Wheeling Immediately uuou her arrival
here from Germany In fsIs. She fs cur
tivsi hy three daughters. Mr. ImIie
NrN ueuiue ~ st. i.ruie AMI Louisa q.
ami Clara ". 81 trie city. and tffe. sons.
william o.. Louis ami EIIur g.. aIt Of
fHis us.
THs funeral services WIlI hr held nt
fHf huus fIia afternoon Hf go u.tlurk.
tnd iufsrwsuf will Dol made lu Green.
Wuul cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
FIRE LADDIES
Mozart 1u rirsmsn Hsspond at Early
Morning Hour and save
Aentdeuce.

The members Of the Mozart hill FIRE
company proved themselves heroes
about $40 o'clock Sunday morning. when
they turned out and made the run about
"A mile back OF Mozart Heights and
saved the residence OF n man named
Kurner which had taken fire from some
unknown cause.
As soon as the b>s received the
word they volunteered 10 make the trip
and John chube furnished "A horse to
maui the to the scene. The
boys did good work on their arrival and
nothing but the summer kitchen. in
which the blaze originated. was burned.
The following members. all OF whom
ruined a suit of clothes. turned out:
Alfred Tahe. chief. John and william
Bycott. william Davis. Charles and Ed
Kerr, Frank Patterson. Grover Bromer.
william W~hitehouse. VIII Link. John
schubert. George Hagmaier. n. II. Peter
son. Aiilt Mcdonnell. Newton Dowler.
Charles Low and John Nichols.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
DIED

sTrFEI-On Saturday. January n. 1914.
at $50 o'clock A. m. at the family
residence. No - Fifteenth street.
ANNA CLARA. wife OF the late e.
Elias Stifel. IN her DIST year.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend. In
tcrment private.
please omit 0owcrsD
ATKIN3oE-At Taylorville III. on
thursday January Sth. 1913. JAMES
Nov. ATKINSON.
Funeral services from the residence %
Mrs. John = Atkinson. SATURDAY morn
tug. intcrmeut At T~ayiorvtlle. III.
sTIRRITr-On Friday. January i1fh.
1918. ~ 9 o'clgck 3 m, At North
Wheeling Hospital ROBERT STIR
RIFT. in the 6sth year ~ his age.
funeral AZ Washington. IA.
LAME Thursday. January .. 1914.
at Berkeley. cal. MRS MARY WAR
FIELD LANF. wife Of u r. Lane. %
GAINESVILLE. o.
Funeral notice hereafter.