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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-12-20
Tonawama tomorrow night.

Tonawama tomorrow night.
Butterick patterns at Luna
burg. Dalton & Co. 52tf.
C. A. Haines was up from
Narrows during the week.
Eastman's Kodaks and East
mans Kodak supplies at The
Welcome Pharmacy.
, Assessor Donegan went tc
Salem last Saturday to meet with
the state tax commission.
E. Holloway, the big plow man.
has moved into the city for the
winter. his family occupying the
James Weston residence.
Anyone wanting good solid
winter cabbage can get it from
Frank King at 3 cents per pound
delivered at Burns.
Thos. Cleveland and wife were
over from their home near Van
this week, the guests Of lelatives
and friends.
Geo. Cobb was up from Valley
View during the week after a
load of lumber and also took out
a gasoline engine to be used on
his farm for pumping and other
purposes.
Rev. E. Loree Baptist minister,
who has been conducting a sue
cessful revival in this city for
the past two weeks, has gone to
Redmond. He baptised five con-
verts by immersion at the Warm
Springs last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eta Cummins states her
daughter, Miss Drusa Dodson,
has arrived at Boston and has
taken up her studies in Emerson's
School of Expression. The young
lady writes she is enjoying good
health and is settling down to a
winter of study. Her friends
wish her success.
John Fare, a brother to Reg
lister Fare of the local land
Office, arrived here Wednesday
evening from his home on the
Deschutes to spend the Christ
mas period with relatives. Mr..
Fare has been here before and
made many friends who are glad
to welcome him.
Frank Johnson took his de-
parture Wednesday for Prime
vile where he joins his family
and will make that headquarters
for the winter. The Colonization
Co., Office here will be looked
after by friends during his alb
sence and when it is necessary
Mr.. Johnson will come over.
John Collins made the trip in
from Bend on Tuesday in little
over 6 hours with a load of pas
sengers. The roads have been
fine between here and Bend and
the little snow that has fallen
has not interfered in the least.
as Mr.. Collins says it makes the
roads even better.
Mrs. VIM. Stirling and daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes, and Mrs. Alex
Hanley went out to Bend in the
Hanley car Thursday morning,
the two former to spend the
Christmas time in Portland where
hey will be Joined by Miss Net
lie Sterling, who is a student at
Agricultural College. Mrs. Han
ey goes TO Bend to visit her
parents and other relatives for a
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-12-20

3 Sauer kraut at Lunaburg
) Dalton & Co.
VIM. Eccles is recent arriva
from the state Of Washington.
Tom Howard returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to Portland
and other outside points.
An orchestra of four pieces
will furnish the music for the
big Christmas dance at Tonawama
The Welcome Pharmacy has a
fresh supply Of Vaccine. Be
sure and Vaccinate your calves.
A fine display of suitable
Christmas gifts may be found at
Lunaberg, Dalton g. Co.
Be thinking of the costume for
the masked ball to be given by
the Women Of Woodcraft on Jan.
% at Tonawama.
]. Jenkins, the big sheep man
of the Happy Valley section, Is
in town. He reports very little
snow in his neighborhood.
The Baptist Church Ladies' Aid
will hold a cooked food and fancy
work sale at the Reed Grocery
Store on next Tuesday.
For Sale-One Sawmill COM
plete, with logging Sleds and
Trucks, with or without timber,
for terms see H. M. Horton.
G. w. Commins purchased
from the Harvey County National
Bank herd Of Holsteins a fine
cow for the Cummins Sanitorium. |
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $sss SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Born-Thursday, Dec. Is, to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Seaweard, a
son. Mother and child are doing
well at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Martin in this city.
Brenton & Hicks are moving
a building in the rear of their
saloon out on the street just back
Of the restaurant. They have
disposed of a portion Of their
back lots to the Burns Hardware
Co., and the latter will erect a
warehouse and implement shed
on it.
DR.. Griffith performed a very
serious and delicate abdominal
operation on Mrs. Wiley at the
Cummins hospital yesterday. He
was assisted by Drs. Carl and
Geary. The patient is reported
doing quite well this morning
with every indication favorable
TO her recovery.
Some good pictures at Tona-
wanna tonight and tomorrow
night. Next week the house
will be busy with the Christmas
festivities. Tuesday night the
Public Library benefit, a grand
musical entertainment, will be
staged. Wednesday night the
Sunday school Christmas ex-
srcises. Thursday night an all
hight dance with music by the
orchestra. Friday. Saturday and
Sunday nights special picture .
suitable to the season.
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List

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
NATIONAL FOREsT-Notice is hereby gwen
that the lands described below. embracing u
acres. within the Malheur National Forest
Oregon, will be subject to settlement and on
try under the provisions Of the hom's cad
laws of tho Uniled states and the act OF Jun,
II, 1905 (S4 Stat 2 ~, at the United States land
once at Burns on February ls, 1914, Any set
tier who was actually and In good faith claim
Ing any OF said lands for Agricultural purposes
prior TO January l. 1905, aud has not aband n
cd same. has a preference right 10 make n
homestead entry for the lAndA actually oecu-
pied. Said lands were listed upon the applioa-
lions OF the persons mentioned below, who
have q preference right subject 10 the prin
right Of any such settler, provided such
settler or applicant IN qualified to make
home icad entry and the preference right
Ia exercised prior TO February Is, l9li
.ettlement aud entry by any qnalifed person,
The lands are AZ followa; The aEl4 OF NW4
section 10. T.. 20 B., II, 81 r., W. NJ 20 aores, ap.
piicaticn OF Thomas Van zandt, Of Burns, Ore
gOni List 6-9b7. Approved Nov. ~, 1914, q, NJ
BRUCE, Assistant Comm issioner OF the GEN
erai Land once.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns, Oregon, Novemb Der ~, 1918

Burns, oregon, November ~, 1913 !
Notice IL hereby given that Orlando Luper,
brother aud heir OF aylvanus upper, deceased,
OF LAwen. oregon, who. on May ~ 1907, made
Homestead Entry No, 9ilg, Serial 0227S, for
NWi<, Section "a, Township % g., Range 80 e.,
willamette Meridian, has filed notice OF In
tention 10 make final hyeyear Proof. 20 es'
tablish claim TO the land above described
before Register and Receiver. AT Burns, oregon,
ON the 10Th day OF Decemp Der, 1913
Claimant names AZ Witnessed
lanai \. Tyler, OF Burns, Oregon. Herman
Ruh, oliver II. Cobb, George M. Cobb, all of
Lswen, Oregon,
wM. FARRR. Register,
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III IN Jne CITY the guests OF relatlVt
i and friends.
II The latest in Millinery and
fine line Of guaranteed hair good
at Clingan's.
i Finest alfalfa, timothy and re
H top hay baled may he had at tn
H Goodman feed barn is south Burn
II VIM. Gray and wife and littl
son were in the city this weel
/ from their home near Hartman
\ Mrs. John Schenk will Civ,
lessons in Irish Crochet ever,
Thursday afternoon at her HON,
in Burns. a
W. II. Chase, one of our enter
prising new homesteaders neal
Harney Lake. was in town this
week.
All kinds of dray work and
general job work with a team-B.
f. Siler. Phone your orders Ia
the residence.
Leave orders now at the Ideal
Confectionery Store for fresh
head lettuce, oranges, nuts, etc.
for your Christmas.
Miss Lou Davey, who has been
teaching at Alberson is home to
spend the Christmas vacation
with relatives and friends.
Tule Circle, Women of Wood
craft, will give their usual an
nual masquerade ball at Tona-
wanna on the evening of Jan. %.
The government weather
bureau station thermometer at
this place registered 8 below zero
last night, the coldest yet this
winter.
Early Christmas shoppers
should inspect the big lot Of USE
full and beautiful presents now
to be seen at Lunaberg. Dalton
& Co. 4
w. B. Parker is over from his
Paisley home on a visit to relati-
yes and friends and to look after
his business interests in this
section.
S. S. st. John and J. w. Swick
were in the fore part of the week
from the Warm Spring section
where they are trapping this
winter.
Beautiful ribbon flowers, even
ing caps, slipper rosettes, neck
bows and other articles necessary
for the Christmas party costume,
at Clingan's.
A. B. Whitney and wife lefti
yesterday for a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. John Kessler. in
Idaho. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kes-,
sler are well known here where
they resided for u time.
DR.. E. Benson the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church wish
es to announce his readiness to |
attend sick call, perform wedding
services, and ofiiciate at funerals
either in or out of the city.
Mrs. Julian Byrd and daughters
arrived home from Portland We'd
nesday evening after an absence
of six months spent in the me-
tropolis. All are in good health
and glad to be at home again.
The Clay Clemens sawmill Is
now at its new location and is
prepared to fill any order with
rough or dressed lumber, also fir
lumber; buck teeth and any
special order given prompt at
tention. 80.
DR.. Benson has rooms in the
Presbyterian manse where he
can be consulted at any time,
and will be glad to welcome any
one whom he can serve. He
takes his meals at the hotel until
such time as mis- family shall
arrive.
P. P. link, a capitalist of Mel
vile, South Dakota. arrived here
yesterday. Mr.. link was in
duced to come here by G. A.
who has been with Mr..
link for some time. The gentle
man is looking for land and may
invest quite heavily in Harney
county real estate.
l.. X. Cherry of Kansas, and
E. P. Kester of Oregon City ar
rived here Wednesday evening,
making the trip in from the
Deschutes section on horseback.
Mr.. Cherry had been here be-
FORE and states he expects To re-
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spAY. DECEMBER 20. 1919
Iocal News.
ma tonight.

Bma tonight.
tistmas trees may be Sc
{he Sweek home. ,
.negys was over from
This week.
for Santa Claus.
3Hrg, Dalton & Co. a
ichner was over from
near Buchanan this
',hl big dance on Christ
At at Tonawama. Fine
llar is selling her mil
reduced prices until it
See her at once.
wgill of the high school
<o spend the Christmas
with her mother in
~. G. Carl is prepared
NJ attention to all dis
be, ear and nose. Eyes
1 glasses fitted. soft. |
nmpson is having his
moved from it's former
%nt by A. X. Richard |
he east lots adjoining
rs home. /
I'd barley, the six row.
+ raised on new ground
kly free from other
cents per lb. Vic.
$rns.
her Plus Neirmann, of
\ Catholic church, re-
5nrsday evening from
be of several weeks =:
Portland and at other
es will stay open Mon
lay and Wednesday ;
pf next week for the
stion of Christmas
They will close on t
and New Years at IL
ance of the day. G
mans, the new pro- t
the Windsor Barber [
hing the land Office, is
b do first class work in 3
B invites a share of the 5
De. Satisfaction in J,
ect. 48tf. "
i. Holland left yester- .
md where she goes to =, =,
aughter, Miss Gladys, =,
turn with her today to y
vacation at = =
b young lady is a :
the Agricultural Col
wallis. d
Kinney arrived home =
rom Portland accom- =,
Mrs. E. E. Purington n
aughter, Miss Helen. .,
had been in school Ie5
to quit tenn
account of her health.
pend the Christmas p
re and will quite like "
J school at once if her h
permit. She is much M
Ind her many friends fl
Ter complete recovery al
1t her school work may F
/. Of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND oFFleR, /
Burns, Oregon, November "a, 1919,
Notice 10 hereby given that Ida whiting, for
meriy Ida Turner, OF Burns, oregon, who, ON
March 4, 1907, made Hon estead Entry No. 29il,
Serial No. O2l6v ioI HkI4 section No. Towship 20
g., Range 10 E., willamette Meridian, has hled
proof, 10 establlah olaim 70 the land above de-
soribed, before Register and Receiver, at Burns
Oregon, on the 9th day OF January, ivl4.
Claimant names a. witnehles;
George &c. whiting, Frank II Whiting, Frank
baker, Frank o. Jackson, all OF burns, Oregon
VIZ. FAAHR. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Bufna Oregon November IA ipla

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns. oregon, November II. 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that Chancey q
1877, made Homestead Entry No 8Ug4, seris
No. 0226S, for wISSwl1, Sec. so and EjssEa.
Sec 81, Township " T., Range 80 H., wiliameit,
Meridian, has died notice OF intention
claim TO the land above described. before Reg
lister and Receiver, at Burns, Oregon. on tn,
22nd day OF December, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Karl Horstmann Henry J. Messner, Thos. 3
stevens. Mathew Davies all OF Princeton, Ore
son
wM. FARRE. Register,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
WELLSBURC

Jesse Lazear. aged 60 years. residing
Tor many years Ia West Liberty. W. Va.
died On Tuesday eyeninA AZ IS o'clock
For many years tie deceased conducted
hotel and livery stable in the COLLEGE
town. He - survived 10y a widow and
one son. John l.axear. county superin-
ttudtut ~ the schools OF ohio county.
-Four brothers reside In Brooke county.
Hugh. Wells. Elias and George. Funeral
services Were held on Thursday after
noon at o'clock. Interment in Short
creek cemetery.
ra- smokey Ookum- club held a corn
roast In Lovers lane on Wednesday
\ freight wreck or minor proportions
occurred on the Wheeling 81 Lake Eric
railroad at tie lower end OF brilliant on
" ednesdaN evening ~ q ~. the f-rlEht
train CRASHING !uto the cahuo~. ~ tho
wreck train. smashing the cah"os-. bat
lhJlrihk no one TIE headlight ON the
engine az the freight was about an the
damage done on that score The wreck
ifaln was standing ON tho track M the
time. and TIE curve Just north OF this
point prevented view or the wre, *
train. There was only one man ON 40
scared hut not hurt
Miss Helen carmichael and brother
Robert. have returned from a. tx Weeks
visit II Texas - tie home OF their
-.clt. ". keesey.
%. y. Cal.aVsS ana family have mo-, 81
.ii' thv Jacob flats over tnc Lyric
theatre.
Tre annual meeting Of the stocshoii-
.rs - Size Wellsburr Botlany n W.@.-
iugtun raj way VIII lie held 49,. o.. -tr
DAY ~ october nt O'Clock in the Law
30. ~ Il. W NCCleary
H" Guernsey stock herd - Ret1any
-oli"E" farm won fvc nYst pr.zs- -nu
-FOUR second prizes ut Was ring'un fair.
Martin Ilukill. 81 near B.tuanV. - So
fiuu~iy I'D 81 heart trouble and g. rat
'Nuectei 10 recover. Mr. iiukiu is me
~ the best known farmers iu BROOKE
county. a lifelong citizen AMI man
him
Attorney :. r. Cochrane Nas returned
from a week Visit ia canada
Joseph Miller. ~ tie Fourth ward IL
l.U-ard NrQ.l-tipr. 81 Follar-noc d
former resident o. this Cify. Is seriovri,.
3D. Mr.. McgUistion owns a barber shoi,
IN F"llarshee and - - popular Eeutls-
mar.
The Mansfield family reunion VIII he
held iu the grove az Hope,iale. OHIO or
September .h
Miss Laura King ana Miss Florence
T"'. - T-fr~ iIas'-. IHf are Visitors
~ ine Lor" .: t-".r Rrtu.iparerts. SIR
and Mrs ". q. Carmlcld-.
Remember FariU.rs' I@. 20 Wheeling
pax rn Saturday. september C.
Mrs 'ie"rE~ Kemp nicely entertained
The LOYAL N"msI.s ciusz ~ th.. t'--is'...r
SUNDAY So. Dol on Wednrs Lay evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
BUSINESS MEN AND OFFICIALS
OF B. & 0. HAVE CONFERENCE

After hig business ana devotional
meeting very enjoyable social hour
Hrs. l. Il. Townsley LETT on weanes-
gay night for Indianapolis. Ind. her
nome, AFTER "A visit or three weeks at
'he nome OF her aunt. Mrs. NJ. /. BOYD.
Mr.. ana Mrs. David Davies, OF War
wood, were recent visitors At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Davies. OF Main
". r. Pears. Of Bethany. who has
FOR seven or eight months past been
operating "A sawmill on the Underwood
iiafin. Was a visitor in the city on
Miss Marian Pickard. OF s,eubenviile.
was "a recent visitor at the home or
Miss Jessie Niugling.
N"i. Harry Sellers ana Hamilton Bow
man were the champion Labor day nunt-
tts; having brought iu 10 gray squirrels
and two hne. far groundhOgs.
ThnUas McRohcrts had his right hand
severely injured while at work at the
Lhkt" several daNs stG". but ina few
days Will probably be able To- work
Ne'iu1 iHtiinE ley II "A visitor at the
nome ~ }. II. Wilson. OF Short Creek
I,r. Il g. ffaadt, OF Cambridge. Onto.
classmate "t pr. ". VI. Quay, was a
visitor here early IN the week.
'ar4 Ni"lnud. of Canton. Ohio. has
rtitrn,i nome after vacation spent
win relatives Ia this city.
Miss Leupra Kyle was a shopper IN
Wheeling Yesterday
Miss Loretta Schetl. OF Taren,u-n
Pa. is the guest ~ her aunt. Mrs RAY
John Kelly. 81 Benwood. Is I'll. guest
"f friends 20 this city
Mrs. Mary kith. Of IroIIansbe.. Wa. m
CITY visitor Yesterday
Miss lizi' Gable. ~ Holidays cove
IN 100" guest ~ Mrs.. Christine CHAPMAN
Prof and Mrs r =. Cranhlett nTd
1"uEhter. Miss Dorothy. 81 Hermann
We're 4u tie clty yesterday
me many ffl"nts ~ = " Atkinson
ivkf"t t"Hi lee does not improve from
me- i"r'n ~ attack OF h!ccuughs
MIS Anna PaKlv and Mrs. tIeorge "
We were recent SteubeuNille shoppers
Al, ~" NIN- D. T.. bryant were
hering shugpcrs yesterday
Mrs join \ Morris and son E.4vvsr.,
,ti 10Y lN'.' iHif~ IN - l'sterSburg
go. ttst'fiH'. They will meet Nr
49,. RS Jon columbus. ohio. t. which
place lie went q few DAYS asO.
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WORK WAS COMPLETED YEsrER-
DAY AFTERNOON AT 3:l5
O'CLOCKK.
no Indictments Returned on Gambling
Charges-wm- Blake Held for As
sault on Mrs. VIM. Garden.

After deliberntiug Tor two whole days
ana part OF a third. the Onto county
grand jury returned "A report OF its md
ings Mt 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Many sensational cases were before the
Jury. To- be probed by the most stringent
body that has ever appeared IN the
There were several gambling cases
before the jury. among which were thu
Tim Grove gambling Eases. which We're
all dropped.
william Mako. who was brought he
FORE the body FOR an assault committed
or Mrs. Garden. was indicted while MS
companion. clarence Speidel. was let on
/, is nrutz iros. Who were charged with
ceiling wful-snl" without - state liquor
license. We're cleared Albert Hoyt. ,vuo
Was acrus'd - taking money from
counts and the Fourth was dropped Clara
wheaton and flor'uc, Jackson. colored
Charged with highway robbery. Were re-
;urn- rue bills Gertrude Robinson
vas returned "A true hih on n biGtmy
charge. while William and George Phila-
tnum were held on "A charge OF rohhinR
the Foundation company at the war
wood dam.
The Jury was dismissed Immediately
erter the report was submitted. The
docket Of criminal court viii be called
Monday morning. y - understood thai
owing 20 the fair. the court will con
Nene every other day during next week
This "ill be- "A very busy session for tho
court. as tie number OF true bills re-
tlir'i hN the grand Jury. coupled with
TIE appeal cases from the justice courtA
viii swell TIE number TO more than a
hundred.
True Bills.
c.uy.
James Myrtle. burglary.
kId Rose. burglary.
clara Iieat"n. highway robbery
Il"rer,e It,N son. highway robbery
Charles Williams. fc!oriot.s assault
L"" May, grand larceny
Walter Duncan. burglar.
calvin Greer. burglary
Iln size. grand ln-g"0s.
samuel Manchester. emtezz.rwert
H.N"i ,il"F 9. -ti 'rr$. ttr'v counts.
Adam Aiufr-Kf. forgery
Ger trGd" Robinson. I!gafr.-
trFuN L"waLdou ski. larceny
Bernard l''Uu;t. lsr,rft.
ltt4tt Price. larceny.
James say der. h.rsftrv
S!drrnee Frost. burglary.
Nirgu smith. burglary.
thfi Pass burglary
ri. '"'''' WI" ''.eni 20
Ot.a DTars. burglary
hurley GtW-S. burglary
w M fhilanhuw. false prefense
,ttg. l'..i4ahaur. false. irt. ..a-.
Wtl Iltke. criminal assault
Mn Iuuu.aS. i.isG-tucIu"r
" itl.dU I.-%nn. m.st-rl.s nor
red Elsor. mls1.m.uuor
Jenny ED'. Uisi-rrrluur
FRANK ''IHa.". rIl-a-lfeanor
80. Parker pistol toter.
~" arr Guthrie. pistol tot~r
..t tsHtlr. pistol tot.r
$ |l''f. selling without license
Not To- RR,Ir,. MN. iicenT7.
frederick y. t4l..y. f-rtt---
S"'Ii- uA!c'. unlawful cohari;at,o-
.faftt $. .afr.r. lr. Its o.. ,gtaf.faffo,,
FRED N.e .r fnsus.4arhr.r.
j.. Goldberg. lottery.
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M'MECHEN
City Council Met

The city counci. met in regular semi.
hiunthiy session last evening ia the
utH" buhclhg and considerable rou-
Tine business was transacted Seversr
current bills were approved and or.
dtred paid. Tile application for a fran
'HIsr "' th" electric company to CD
crate ln this city was not taken under
CONSIDERATION TIL" council will or
uyI lhat The scwe. be laid in the new
addition which was recenfIv nu-cbasaI
by Reid q Mccullough. OF WheeIins
rs Per contract The work will likely
De done immediately. as tho owners
WISH 10 lay the sidewalks and street
paving as soon as possible Several
olh'r matters pertaining TO the new
aoulu"u ana improvements were given
councils attention
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. Will Cruise. Veterinarian.
Both Phones.
ONCE, 6layney's Drug Store.
s-a-tf
Council Mating

Elm Grove council met last evening
ana opened bids for paving Kruger
street The contract was awarded to
'haries Lemon. of Wheeling A number
of delinquent tax bills were up for con-
slueration, and Il was the opinion Of the
members that they Ice turned over TO a
!ustice OF the peace for collection. \
milk ordinance similar 10 the one in Of
fect in Wheeling will he Investigated bv
llr- Peddicord. who will make "A report
at the next meeting.
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Word Reaardlnn s.a.n

ne IeE'.dut chair Company. who
new seats FOR 'ho First VI r chrrcb
notified Tie building committee Of
I'D" church last week that thu. seats
We're completed and ready FOR shin.
ment Tho church officials rerii6d
NAV IN" "ditc" was I'm condition to
nav. me seats installed. and FOR Them
10 ship Immediately Tho nov So
~" expected - arrive most nDv d3v
h" church Will be- thoroughly cleaned
thl. morning and made ready for he
c.iIei io be laid and the seats in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

hr Marshall etre"' motion picture
10 .is. az Tn proved "a popular Mac.
I.r local person. LAST evsnirg dss,,,,,.
w" bot weather. and Ave good reefs
Iihi wore shown THIS rlsyhous.
"ll prov" onr OF fta best IN This ,..c
IHn = given frr proper support mo
.NH I.'!. mon who have charge are
'''t 'f' l.Nr'" what 'hry want. a
good clean picture show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Grand Jury Makes Report
After Long Deiiberafion

:. ~. Strum. lottery
Alex. Nohigtga. pistol toter.
Warren Toland. pistol toter.
hufnaS Spellmau. two counts.
Harry Smith. gambling
Harry smith. open on sunday.
Frank Slender. gambling.
ollie jenkins. gambling.
Logan Martin. gambling.
Harry Moore. assault.
steve kurutz. selling without state
license
Frank Kurutz. selling without state
license
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Long HIKE Plannsd

clarence Bogard. of Fulton. formerly
employed as cowboy IN oklahoma ana
VINO has been spending some time IN
iulton. plans t. start 10 walk back To
We west In few days. where he viii
resume his duties as cowboy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

quite an exciting and well played ten
mis- match was staged yesterday after
noon on the stein court at Elm Grove.
The match was played between Carl 4.
Leatherwood and W. X. Keyser for the
newspaper championship. and resulted IN
Mr.. Leatherwood winning by the scores
OF g.. Sc. ca