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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
BELLAIRE
EpMorth PARK.

This season promises 20 be The
greatest in the history ~ Epworth
park. the popular summer resort 10
Gated at Bethesda. q. The twenty
third annual chautauqua will open
Friday evening OF this week and will
continue for two weeks The commit
tee In charge OF the chautauqua has
been untiring in its efforts TO make
this the banner year and a glance AZ
the program convinces one OF their
great work. Numbered among its Al
fractions are some % the greatest or
ators. musicians and entertainers in
the country today. The celebrated
Meister band. of Wheeling. has been
engaged TO furnish music daily For
the FIRST time in several seasons the
cottages have been filled In July. an
ather indication Of the excellent Uro-
gram. In addition To the chau'auqua
the boating. bathing. fishing and 9th.
or popular sports serve 10 draw the
people OF this city TO this favored
spot
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Bellalre Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. VI. Rowles. OF Har-
rison street, have been called to Gin
einnati by the serious illness OF a rel
alive.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be left at the City Book Store or tele-
phoned to the reporter-Bel Cell.
Fred Burtoft. OF Steubenville. spent
Sunday with friends and relatives In
this city.
Miss Georgia Brown. Of Noble
street. will leave today for trip
among the lakes.
Clarence Pickett. OF Noble street
I has returned from a visit at Steuben-
Vile
Miss Belle Martin. OF Moundsville.
was calling on friends and relatives
In this city yesterday.
Miss Pearl Vauple. OF Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
/ friends and relatives at Waverly. o.
Miss Elizabeth Rosser. OF Guernsey
street. is visiting friends and relatives
/ al Newark
Miss elena Whitehead. Of Bellaire.
Is visiting friends and relatives at
/ Parkersburg.
Miss Myrtle Bickerton. of Rose Hill.
Is spending few days with friends
! and relatives at 81. Clairsville.
Miss Helen Hutchinson. OF Gravel
Hin. has returned from a visit al Ste,I-
| benville.
Donald Morgan. of Edgehill. has re-
turned from visit with friends at Ep-
worth park
The Official board OF the First NJ. Z.
church Will meet in regular session
Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Bowman. OF Day
ton. are spending a few days with
friends and relatives in this city
Ralph Nicholson. OF North Noble
street. has returned from visit with
| friends at Barnesville.
Miss Lois Michael. OF Franklin
street. has returned from a visit at
! Wooster
Miss Mary Norton. OF Rose Hill, has
I returned from a brief visit at Bellies
[ da.
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Enters Homes.

Two young ladies in home on Elm
street were rather badly FRIGHTENED
Friday evening. when they found that
a man had been In the front part Of
the house while they were In another
part. A. first thinking some one jOt-
ing with them they paid no attention,
hut not getting any replies they
changed their minds. The party in
question. who seems to have enter
ed the front door. ~ not being locked.
was seen lnafinR along the street near
ihc limo ~ the happening and when
no entered the house turned out the
front light. However nothing was
missed and ~ ~ supposed he became
FRIGHTENED and Iof;. being but a
sneak
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Want to PLAY s.llair..

The fame OF the baseball team Of
the Rellairs Athletic association has
been carried 20 al points OF the com
pass and application Tor games are
being received daily. Not AL are
from semi professional teams for
Manager Kennedy is in receipt % It
COMMUNICATION from the mana cement
OF the Kansas city team IN the Fed
eral league asking for game Sew
eral other minor league teams also
want games with the local sgRregat
ion. but so far no arrangements have
been made with them
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crowd OF az least 500 saw the
Ideals defeat tho Anchor Inn ball team
by a score OF 3 10 4. on Hoyle's held
Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. Rose webb % Reilaire spent
Sunday a. the home % Mr and Mrs
George webb In this city.
This IL the last week IN witch can.
didates may fle their petitions a. thew
viii have 70 be IN by next Saturday.
Nearly al the tickets for the moon
hsht excursion 10 be given By the
Luther lcagIe Of the German Lutheran
church tomorrow evening have beeen
sold
The liRht department was busy yes
'erday erecting the poles on the CITY
PARK grounds 90 ~ 10 furnish light FOR
tho carnival company
The local hospital is fiied 10 its ca
pacity and all ~ the extra rooms have
been taken up
Several local families gave q rScnir
on the Walters farm above the city
yesterday.
Mrs Howard Sedrvick and dauFh.
ter sp-nt Sunday with friends and
relatives AZ belmont and will return
home today
More people we're ON the streets Sal.
uruay man Tor many months and the
business men reported good sales
IN Haskins glass plant resumed %.
erations this morning after v three
weeks suspension
laree numbe. of attachment cases
VIII be heard in thu local Justice %
the Icace offices TODAY
Yesterday was one 81 the warmcst
GAYS Tor several wekcs and prospects
Tor warm week are good
seven yearoid son of Charles Nor.
rls OF broadway received q bad cash
on his head Satu dav evening when
water filter fell on him
Floyd Roberts. Who was injured ~
thH Ia Relic boN factory SATURDAY. f.
improving - the locsI hospital
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YOUR OWN PRICE ON LUMBER.
DOORS, WINDOWS, FLOORING, ETC.
NeuRALeYLINe BUILDING AND ALL MATERIAL
INCLUDING ELEVATORS, FURNACES ELECTRIC
FIXTURES

Low prices for quick sale and first
come first served will be the rule In
sale OF building material taken out Of
Neuralgyline building. now being torn
down at SIS Nineteenth street
Here is rare chance to buy second
hand building material. fixtures. etc.
al small cost. ana much OF It is good
as new.
In addition to the lumber. windows.
doors. frames. flooring. etc. the ele-
vators. hot air furnaces. gas pipe. gas
fixtures and electric wire and fixtures.
oak stairs and baiustrade. oak parti-
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lions and doors. oak trim boards and
flooring. metal ceiling common and
face brick, etc. will be sold.
Many buyers will be on the ground
every day swapping up this material
for building purposes
II Interested you should call at tbs
building. No. SIS Nineteenth street. al
once.
As soon as the old material IL
cleared away the company will erect n
new modern freproof building on the
present site. II
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Granted Charter.

The American Stamping X Enamel
Company 81 this city. vas granted a
charter by Secretary ~ State Graves.
Saturday. The company IS the result
Of the merger 81 the Novelty and I'm
terprise Companies ~ this city The
corporation r. capitalized A. :, moo OO0
The main Office will boz AZ Canton hut
tho management 81 the factories will
remain in The hands ~ the local peo-
pie. a meeting ~ the stockholders
rectors and officers will DO elected
will be held soon and a Hoard az d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
BIG WEEK
Wheeling Park VIII Be Mecca For
Many Persons During the Week.
Marshall County Picnic Thursday.

This Is the week OF features at
Wheeling park. Free vaudeville will
be shown each afternoon and evening
by the best OF actors and the usual
bill OF entertainment will be rendered.
Children's day will be observed to-
morrow TUESDAY and a special ef-
fort has been made for the entertain
ment of the Riddles" in this. the big
gest time OF their lives. The devices
OF amusement will be turned over for
their enjoyment and all who do not
enjoy themselves will know who 10
blame.
Thursday. July 81. will be Business
Mems day for the merchants and bust.
ness men Of Moundsville. McMechen
and Benwood and TO quote one mer-
chant: We are going to shut these
towns up and ship the people 10
Wheeling park for the day" A spe-
citl program has been arranged for
the picnicers.
ball game between the young men
OF Benwood and McMechen vs..
Moundsville will he staged and prom
ises TO he the banner event OF the
whole afair. II will embrace some
very fast talent in the way OF bail
tossers
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Another Dangerous CROSSING.

Another very DANGEROUS crossing In
This city was discovered Friday even
INK. when Don Wolfe. on motor
cycle. had very narrow escape when
his machine collided with the auto ~
J. VI. Henderson az the corner OF Sixth
and Scabrighis Mr. Henderson was
coming from Fifth 20 Sixth. and Wolfe
Was coming down sixth. and neither
could see the other until right on top
Doc auto was scratched mp some. and
Tho 'front.' forks o. the motorcycle we're
broken Wolfe was thrown and sus-
tanned q Few scratches.
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Narrow Escape.

Cinderella Deganova. the three-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dege-
nova. Of Guernsey street. vas run
down by an automobile Saturday ar
ternoon bur escaped injury. The child
vas playing in the street and did not
notice the approach Of the machine
and the driver could not avoid s'rik-
ing her. She was hurled several feet
and the machine passed over her with
out injury. Dr. r = Wright was
called and found that she had sus-
tained a sprained ankle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
MARTINS FERRY
Close Early,

Starting this evening. the play.
grounds will close al 5 go instead OF
o'clock, as has been the rule ever
since the grounds opened. and Is is
expected that the new rule will meet
Wit hthe approval OF the parents The
directors gave as their reason for clos
ing early that the children from the
lower part OF the city have great dis.
lance 10 go. and that now il gets dark
early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Ihis u most wonderful external help
" me muscles and tendons. ~ prnrtrafrs
t6e tissues. makes them plant 70 readily
yFId u natures demand Tor errnnsi0u
- tnere is NJ longer q period % pain. ais
c'tlfofi, afralninE. nausea ~ other svmp-
toms ~ often decreasing during the auHi0us
Weeke n efpecfanrv.
Mothers lrirud prepares the system Tor
~ 90 Wlha event. and 80 use brlngs con-
Iuii frat and rrpuse during fhs term IRIS
has most married indurnce upon thr bahv
elnce 70 thus mherits = splendid growing
sysiem ~ nerves anf digestive function
500 particularly 70 young mothers 10 this
1amN'ia remedy - iresfimahis value ~
rtah.ea her 70 prrarrve her hsalfh anh
strfnEl. and she remains a pretty mother
~ having avoided a'i the suffering and
oanEer thaf would cfherwfsr arrcmrarv
Sub ~ OCCASION. Mothers Friend ihcr
sfnF luhricafea every nerve teudon ard
musrle involved and IL sure prevsntlvs
Tor caking II fhe breasts
Won VII ma ibis srfendid remedy on
So af ~ druE sfnres - 81 90 q bottle.
ard 70 highly recon ri On So far fhr nurrnas
Write Rradhelf NcEulaf0r Co. 80 Tsma-
RIfF Afiarfa. &c nnf thew vfu mall -
s-sled rsrJ instfuctiys book for sIpeo-
tant metherA
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- 'rr result ~ making u1iefat
.n rsrtfrF frr rne frr Ifr reu fufd
nE rn fhs ..-rcr @ Park and 80, ~ufb
street and EIvnrt avenue has been
come to change t1a plan ~ me hu.fd.
inE uaAtrr rho fret STORY two fact
rarr'0er The building extended ON
iT" rffT rrorerf. two feet ord
."Hn'i.wnu .l"viur tho place decided
'h- .htngc had best he mad. now 900.
stead OF 'rfsr So result che fret
n"ur VIII he made two feet narrower
nnf the second nonr Will extend over
th' street o. ts u,tI that 70 VIII nov
Poo reresslr, for the steps or thc
hui'd.ns on PARK street that nov ~
tends into .h, street viii also have
'o he removed as they are worry rueh
rn fNe Sidewalk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Aunt Judy whetzel, an aged col
ored lady. well known here. died Sat.
urday at the home near Harrisviile.
at the advanced age OF SIS. She was
slave before the war. and as she
had lived near here since that time.
and was a general favorite. general
regret was expressed at her passing
The funeral will be held from the
Adolph chapel here on Monday after
noon. and the interment will be made
at Linwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
BRIDGEPORT
Many Out

There we're as many people on the
streets in this city Saturday evening
ana Sunday as have been seen here
In some time owing no doubt 20 the
iact that so much money was placed
IN the hands OF the working men the
last OF the week. Yesterday. al
though warm VAS an ideal day for
the most part and all took advantage
or the opportunity OF getting out.
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Will Entertain.

Tuesday evening Of this week. Mes
danes McC'lain, owens and Feys. will
entertain the members OF the Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary
S"ci"ty 81 the Second Presbyterian
church. Following tho business meet
INK social session will he held and a
very enjoyable time IL anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
sneakeasX Raidch

Chief ~ Police a S. Malone and
Officers Risler and Dunfee. armed
With a search and seizure warrant
went % the home % foreigner AT
Twentvfffh and Union streets Satur
day evening and found quantity 81
liquor. which was Cornacatod. Tho
proprietor was arrested on a charge
~ violating the Rose Law and taken
20 The city building We was released
under bond 10 appear FOR "a hearing
before Mayor Wassman This morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
More Candidates.

As there is but week Tor the can
didates FOR onice to get tS-ir petit
uonS IN II Ii expected that all OF those
VINO viii he desiriuus 81 running for
onice this coming election will make
themselves known this week There
nave only been few thus far and II
may he that only the few will care
10 run for Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

John Ward. a coai miner ernp,aved
IN tho Pipe creek uine. south a., this
CITY. vas struck by a train SATURDAY
evening and sustained serious injuries.
He was removed N tho Martins Ferry
hospital where - was found that Do
sustained "a dis'o-a'ed lex and mum
Der ~ cuts ana bruises Ito vas
walking along he tracks snd dif not
notice The approaching train until 10
was Just a few feet away.
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Moonlight Excursion.

Tomorrow evening there will he
good crowd from here on tho excurs-
ION ~ the local and bridgeport I.uth-
eran churches IN the steamer joe
Fowler. There - promised a good
time for the crowd as the Gibson or
chestrs from here will furnish the
music for the oc aston. \ large mum
her - tickets have been disposed %
and there T. every indication Of a
record breaker
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Hearing Today.

Charles Cordeil. OF Pow hatan. who
was arrested by Humane Officer Trav-
ers on charge 81 non-support. will
he given a hearing before Squire +.
;. Mason this morning 1; Is alleged
that the defendant permitted his wife
To support him and the children. and
that he was unable 70 md work hav-
Ing worked but three weeks In as
many years.
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undervrent Oneratlnn

Mrs Phillip Brod-. 81 Harrison
street. was removed % the Martins
Ferry hos pitAl Saturday evening
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis. The operation was sue
cessfully performed b. Drs Wilson.
OF Martins Ferry. and Meek. ~ this
city. and her many friends hope FOR
her Immediate and ultimate recoyery.
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Better Game.

The game Saturday afternoon was n
better game rom the standpoint Of
;he fan than either Of the other two
played before owing 20 the lack Of
QuibhlinE and lighting among the
players and the speed with which the
contest was played. The crowd was
as large u not larger than before.
and the rooters for each team ver.
very impartial m their applause for
the good plays.
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Tuesday evening following the reg
uIar meeting of the Senior Mechanics
me Loyal Legion will get together for
practice drill and as the drill prac-
tcing now Is In preparation for the
contest tn August in which the local
hoys are 10 enter the necessity OF
every member being right there can
easily be seen
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No Clue.

Although bloodhounds were put on
the clue OF the robbery AT the John
Emerichous home at Stop 10 on the
Barton line, nothing resulted. The
dogs led the trail TO the same house
twice. but when the house was
searched nothing could be found Mr.
Emerichous had his grip packed and
was going TO leave on a trip when
some one jimmied a back window and
stole the grip.
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Will Ep.ert.in

Mrs. Sarah Curran Will entertain n
party - young people 81 her home on
Guernsey street tomorrow afternoon
IN honor n the tenth birthday ami
Nersary - Miss Marie Cummius The
afternoon Will pc spent o. Juvenile
games and a. SEASONAL. hour
tempting rcfreshments viii Do. served
by the hostess
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PreparInn Eor Sale

Engineers Will finish up the Plating
of the Gifen hin properties In a dav
or so and then u rs expected IL will
he short time until the real estate
agents get busy with the lots and hold
biz sale There Is claimed TO be
some very desirable properties along
that section
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Still Living.

Reports from the local hospital late
last evening were 20 the effect that
John Roomer. who was struck on the
head with a breaker Saturday. was
still living. hut his chances fo- recov-
cry are small. The accident happened
Saturday afternoon about thirty min
u'es before quitting time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Joe Morris. n young son Of Mr. and
Mrs. charles Morris. " broadway
street. pulled a big water cooler over
on himself the other day and suffered
n cut on tho face TINT will bother him
'or some time. lie wanted some wat
er out - The isr and having to reach
for 10 pulled ~ over. The services OF
physician were necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Carnival Arrives.

The Hopkins Greater shows. which
viii exhibit on Hoyle's field all week.
arrived IN the city yesterday after
noon ~ l o'cloCk. and all 81 the hotels
IN this CITY were soon filed up. The
work Of erecting the tents will be be
gun this morning. and by evening all
will be ready 10 open.
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Despite rho fhroafouirs Weather. 70
.4rF" number 1Hs tn ATTENDANCE 90
fh" open afr rrrrIcc4 hold 900 fIo r.t.
park and in South Ioiialro last even
'nr A. fhe pax an excellent program
~ music vas rendered. and TO-.
% iapther delivered % terr interest
irE aff-or4 m "Ig fmr-s -.rra of
'n" Passion Ta- af Oho1mmcrsau
Ih" services .r south UeIIaIra uer.
conducted ~ Tho corner OF rpenft
Second and belmont afrce'r Vot r
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ION ~ the American and Italian fags
ana the institution ~ their benefit
s"clety. Tho members have just re-
ceived their new uniforms and they
ar" right Their" with the pomp and
splendor. having gold epaulettes and
cord and the hats crowned with shiny
black feathers and tho equipment fin
ished or with the sword Following
me ceremony big dance vas held
that lasted most Of the night.
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Funeral SATURDAY.

The funeral a. tho Young son ~ Mr.
ami Mrs. John Olinsky. who died F'ri.
day - the home ~ the rarenfs in
'oNdsville was held Saturday after.
noon there and tho interment was in
So Anthouys cpineferv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

NrmHsrs ~ tho famous oIf rost
OIL. tenn sre contemplating eet,irr
Together 7Ea'r ara issuirr r. .hauerre
f' OBJ" wirners 20 mo business mems
.7iI 'rlm Thar WAS PLAYED ON tho
Iinf'e fs'I several evenings aso and
lower Do roIors ~ tho team that quit
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A social will be given under the au-
spices OF the members OF Hope Chap.
Ell Mission on the lawn at the home OF
Mrs. Lima Thomas. at McClainsville
Tuesday evening OF this week. All
are cordially invited TO attend. and
the proceeds will be used for the ben.
eft OF the mission.
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Can't Help But
Admire Babies
Every Woman Casts Loving Glance a
the Nesting Cvddled in its Bonnet.

womans heart nafgrsfiv resrorfs -
the charm and sweetness n 4 pretty chud.
400 more ~ today than ever before sincs
The advent of Mothers Friend
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Taken % hospital.

Mrs. Charles Hamilton. ~ George.
town. west ~ This city was taken IN
Oh" Norfh Wheeling hospital ga'ur
daf afternoon Wherc rhe uili UNDERGO
70 serious operation tn.d4y Her many
friends hope FOR hor speedy recovery.
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az EpTorth park and a number ~ I'm
poriant matters viii be given alton
ton. Following the business meeting
a social session will be held and all
members are eXpecieh 10 be rresenf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

6eltsIre patrons Of Daily InteIiieen-
Ger can get Book No. 5. "Eecentric
Mr.. Clark" by Whiteomb Riley. by
presenting coupon cut from this paper.
with Csc, at the City Book Store.
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after getting enough runs to win Il is
said II the team decides to give the
lower team lesson or two the
challenge will be issued later.
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luxury. II the price is raised one wifi
almost be able TO purchase enough
ice for nickel 20 make an ice ball.
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Roma Theatre
10 OIL
l. f A N ND
o NJ F o r T A BL f
Change % Pictures DAILY.


Poltce Court.
In consideration - tho recent paf
DAYS ~ tho local pisnts. 'he number
NJ offenders - tho laws In fhis cIfy.
saturday and Sunday. VAS worry small.
~ hut four DRINKS were arrested
Those. in connection with fhn r-rrr.a
FOR ~ no alleged -reakoaet ON Union
street. v'Il h" given hearing hafor.
Ma,nr Was.man inL- mn-n-rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

The Italians ~ the city had q hne
time SATURDAY evening ~ the dedics,-
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While driving from tho reservoir
hNl where he vas engaged in some
plumbing work Saturday Afternoon
John H0hnnsack was thrown from the
scat in DTS wagon vrcn. tho horse
starting ~ rim. hr reached FOR Tho
broke iovor and missed A. 40 vas
1u'f" seriously bruised. and mo wagon
runninE over his foot hurt Thar mem
Dor ronaIdefIhIf. tiov ever. no .s ~.
prcifi f1 DO about AGAIN % few
dave
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TOMORROW evening the excursion ~
the local and Martins Ferry Lutheran
churches 10 scheduled 20 be pulled oN
on the steamer Joe Fowler and that
= hne crowd intends 20 take the trip
o. aites'ed by tho great number ~
tickets that havo been sold There
viii be plenty ~ entertainment on tho
boat FOR %" crowd 49, fhe Gibson or.
Chestra. ono ~ tho boost musical nr.
Plantations ~ Martins F-rry. UilI FUR.
rish selections au evening
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TO have the family go they wish them
every success