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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
FAIRP0INT

Mrs James COOK has returned % her
home here after visiting relatives In
bridgeport
" y. NanFofsen OF Holloway visited
relatives Boa this vicinity "wednesday.
Or J. ~ Parks vas o. business Wis
tor in ~ Claireyille TUESDAY.
Mrs shannon Sanel has returned
20 her home here after an exteude 0
visit With GAINESVILLE relatives.
Nrs caroline Cam bell has returned
from a visit with - ClHIrsvitie friends
Nj Harchug ~ irirhsNllit has moved
his family here. whore DO will operate
restaurant and ruui fosUru
Mrs Jennie Harris bias returned 60
her home here after visiting relatives
IN bridgeport
.. ~ Morgsn has purchased q new
Ior1 touring car
william Baker aud wife have returned
N fhnif home here after visiting fel-
aflNeq 81 81 t1aIrsVii1e
" e.. Edward OF MAYNARD was a
business visitor here TucgdHt
Mis- MarEarrf Lester of THef Liver
rool iq tho guest ~ friends Iu this
go uIf.
Altman Wloy ~ HanorA was s bust
nfee visitor here Monday
Wise HELEN triaeweff uf cleveland ID
iq visiting relative here
Mieq Nuna Martin hHa returned fu her
home Lansing otter visiting frcuda
Iffe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
LAFFERTY

Mrs. Anna McKue and daughter nave
returned from Hu extended visit vita
friends IN TutionVate
Miss Catherine Jamison. ~ Nfw phil
adeli 1i". BE- visiting Relatives In the wei
uitf
iiawer keatiy. ~ Canton. was i- this
Ilsre Monday, looking after cuisines iu-
fereefe
NJ David Elcrick las returned "a,
her home On tnirmout after N~ifi1g
relatives here
Ms. John Stork and daughter. % Rel
mont central. we're tus guests ~ friends
.frc Tire first ~ The wret
Miss Helen ttlDhardson ras returned
~ Ter ome in canton after Waiting
friends here
Nj William Hcffcrn vss visitor 90
WrrslIuG rhurrIay
Miss fura Real ha- returned ~ hsr
l"iun iu blsUk Dab. after visiting
friends here
Several cases ~ scarlet fever have
been rrruret1 nero. but mono % tho
csHfa ere serious
Miss Lillian Rush a. belmont auerf
several DAYS Win friends d nthis vicinity
this weeF
D. = Jordan vas business visitor IN
fIrFrIuE SATURDAY
Alieg Elizabeth ~cHueng has returned
20 her home 800 Martins ferry after ~.
ting friends hrre
Nir~ Margaret Johnson. ~ Conrefs
vile. le visiting friends Boz This vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
HAMMOCK

Misses Stella Bethel and Lulu S-nple
have returned to Tn cir homes en- Flushing
after visit with friends here
Mrs Alice Lodge was the guest Of
friends and relatives IN Pittsburgh last
week
Miss Margaret Wilson. OF Manning
ton. ". Va. is the guest OF friends in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles EIkin-. OF Bell
atre. have returned t. III cir home. after
a visit with friends here.
Mr and Mrs. 7. ". caldwell and daugh-
ters. attended the meeting OF the Farm
ers club In Morri town. last week.
Mrs Fred Wilkinson has returned to
hsr home In Edgew uod. W. Va. after n
visit with relatives here.
Miss Helen Iamison. Of Mt Pleasant
iS yisitin Crelstlves in this vicinity.
Many friends n this place attended
the funeral Of tie late Mr.. MOORE az
L1NdSNill": last Saturday.
Miss Lulu Caldwell. OF this place, will
leave IN the near future for Idaho yehe
she will make her home
Rev. Ncrkes. a missionary from Shau-
tunG Province. China. delivered an inter
"StinC address IN the PRESBYTERIAN
church here last SUNDAY. telling OF m .
many experiences met In converting the
heatnens
John Latham. % Tresport. visited
irlrndS mere Tie fore part Of the week
Miss Mildred Wooster, Of Fast Liver
pool. g. visiting friends IN this vicinity
Mrs W. ". Allison, was shopping, in
Wheeling on Monday "
Miss Martha keyser HAS returned 70
Ter home ~ Bellaire. after an extended
Ni"it with friends IN this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
EAST HIGHLAND

Mrs. william Berry. who suffered n
stroke of apopleXy last Tuesday. *
slowly improving. and her complete re-
cOVery IS hoped for.
Extensive repairs TO the Christian
church have been completed and reEu-
ias services will be held there on sun
Jay.
Herman Evans has returned to his
home IN Beallsville. after an extended
visit with friends and relatives here.
carl Ieipple. who Is now employed
in Belmont. was the guest OF friends
mere this week ~ = -
Miss olive RAYS has returned 20 her
home west of this place after a visit
with friends In bridgeport.
oscar Taylor has resigned his posi-
tim IN III. EarucSviilc glass house and
returned TO hts home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen shores. of Bet-
are. visited friends here the first "
the week.
Herman Wright has returned 20 his
tneded visit with friends here.
Miss Martha Hatcher. OF Fast Liver
pCol. IL visiting relatives In this vicinity.
Tho protracted meetings closed at the
Friends church here last Sunday even
ing with IL conversions. ON the last
meeting night quite a sum ~ money
vas raised and given 20 the evangelist.
who has now returned to his home in
Michigan.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson has re-
turned To- her home In BaunoCk after a
visit with friends here.
Miss clara Lamont has returned 10
her home IN RarnesNilie after visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
GAINESVILLE

W BARNESV1LLE. May The
popular wasso club gave a very en-
Joyabie dance IN the Masonic hall
Wednesday night. Music was fur
nished by Parkers saxaphone orches-
ira. OF Columbus. Several Woodsield
young people were in attendance.
The Sophomore and Freshmen won
the dual leld meet held on the fair
grounds Thursday evening from the
Juniors and Seniors. Score. ~ 20 IS.
Mis- Helen Donahey. OF Wheeling. IL
spending n few DAYS this week with
her father. Rev. Donahey. OF West
Church street.
Harry Roby spent several days this
week in Dayton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Greenelch and
bright little son Delmss. OF Cleveland.
are here for visit with Nr. and Mrs.
r.. Morris. 90 South broadway.
William Gilboy. Of New Castle. Pa.
is here Off visit with friends.
Mrs Bernard Leppert has returned
10 her home in Massilon. having been
called here by the death OF her father.
Charles Heizer.
TYioay evening the Juniors ~ the
high school will give banquet 70 the
graduating Seniors. Elaborate prcpar-
ations are being made and good
time = expected.
Assistant Postmaster W. G. Collins
- ,aurG his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hilies. % 81.
Clairsyille. spent n few DAYS recent
- with the families % George TTlles
and Mr. md Mrs. Roland Mccartney.
% Fast Main street.
Mrs Ward Hunt. Of Byersviiie. n
Lore for q visit with relatives and
friends.
Mis- Maude Chappeil. who has been
spending the winter in Alabama and
Mississippi. returned home last week.
Dr. George y. smith, 81 the First
Methodist church. has been selected
20 deliver the baccalaureate sermon
before the class Of ~. Sunday eve
ming. May Is.
Mrs. Leonard Teppcrt has returned
from q visit with MassiIon relatives.
Randall Lane. ~ south Lincoln ave-
nue.. spent Friday IN -. C1sirsvils.
Mr.. A. ~. Howard has returned -
his home here after an extended Visit
with his daughter. Mrs. Isaac Walker.
~ Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Hinton. who has been
fctiously 49, f. improving slowi,
Miss Mary Wellons. ~ Past Main
street. f. homo from visit with
friends in rolumiur
Mr. and Mrs charles ran. ~ Vast
Main street hate returned from u
visit With their mother. Mrs. e.. :
kinney. % Belmont
william Kcaiet hag returned ~ his
work IN CiarksburE after pleasant
visit with his family here.
Mr.. Arthur Eqter 90 50 Glars
VILE. T. spending ffo week win Mr..
and nfrq charles Fowler. ~ North
Arrh N'rcet
Miss Mar Hutton ~ Farf Main
street 20 homo from Marion g.. where
she has been taking treatment LOO a
Faulfarium. Many friends will 10
Risd 10 know she e. greatly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
LIVE NEWS OF BELMONT COUNTY

ington. Pa. is the guest OF friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Laura Murphy has been re-
Gently employed as Latin and Greek
teacher in the high school at Youngs-
town. o.
Thomas Williams and wife have re-
turned to their home here after a visit
with relatives at Deersviilc. o.
Mrs. Arthur Nildmon was shopping
in GAINESVILLE on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Henderson OF Pittsburgh.
is spending several days with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Miss Della Cain is confined to her
home with a serious illness.
Hamilton Gatten is employed at
Ravenna. o.. I'm building two barns
for Absalom Wright, formerly OF this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Nefr have gone
to Battle Creek, Mich, where Mrs.
Neff will spend the summer months
and take treatment.
Miss Lillian Beard has returned to
Wheeling after spending a few days
with her parents here.
Bradley kaler. who recently under
went an operation ~ the. Cambridge
hospital for appendicitis. has so i'm
proved that he has been brought to his
home here.
Miss Helen Beckett has returned 10
her home in Grafton. w. Va, after a
visit with relatives in this vicinity.
OleE Dunfee is suffering from an
2ttack Of quinsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
GLENCOE

Ms ~. u. Brown has returned 20 Ne-
'iu" Zoo Naslport. after spending ss.v-
cfal DAYS with relatives here
Mr. ana Ms. cecil BshL have return
81 70 their home in Barton. after an ex-
terded visit with friends here
Miss Margaret Roscoe. Of Bridgeport
- We guest Of friends iu this vicinity
Elmer shepherd. who recently siie-
talnsd sn injury To- his foot while vork 81
ing 10 the Glen mine. BE- able 90 be- about.
Mrs.. III irohst has returned to her
home here after an extended visit win
nor mother. boz Cpnnellsvilie. IA
=. =. Host las removed his family 90
Farton. where 20 - employed In fha
q - coal mine.
Mrs charlie Grant e. paying an ~
u uocd visit 90 her father. Jones Long
Miss Margaret Jackson has returned
?" her homo in Mckecsporf after visit
ing friends IN this vicinity
Harry Forbes. who has been aerpusfv
ill Tor some time past So slowly irnprov-
ing
Miss Marie Porterfield. or Lausstttfe
%. - the guest 81 friends here
Mis- Agnes shepherd. ~ t-hrichavtsf.
i~ visiting IN this Vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
OFFICIALS LOOKING UP
RECORDS OF BOYS.

Officials have been looking up tho
records Of John Rose and James Mer-
tier. the two South Side boys who
were held TO the grand jury Thurs
day on charge OF ro5bing the Earl
Petticord grocery store at Thirty
NTH street They declare that the
boys have committed Ave robberies
within the last I'VE days.
u is charged that each offeense
was committed on successive days
and all will be investigated. although
officials claim that they have enough
evidence at the present 70 convict
the boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
UNIONTOWN

Ms- Jessie Wiidemufh has r-turned
o. her home Co.. Canton. after tfaiffur
friends 90 tule We nift.
NJ and Mr. CLARK Bier were visit
ing friends in Wheeling Wonfav
10 their home 500 Wheeling after an en.
tended visit with friends here
Wiliiam Merritt and sarah Merritt
have returned FROM visit Win friends
90 Amherst
Mfe Helen hatcher or Washington.
IA o. The guest ~ friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs Nartha Armstrong is visiting
rffa ives 'u Means
Ms Sarah Lee hna returned 10 her
home hrIc after t.aIfIug relatives In gt
tIHIraEIIff
Ernest FrhrHrer HUi family visited
f'Iaf.tf bore fNs fore part ~ the week
MIaa Edith Williamson Of gisfera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
BETHESDA

Miss shlrelv shack teacher iu tho
local schools. has returned from a VISIT
With her uarerfa in Granville
Miss nura phillips has returned from
visit With friends ~ 81 Ciairevil1e
Manv trends from fha place attended
The funeral ~ Thomas MILLER. held I'd
last HIGHLAND Tuesdav
Miss Ward teacher ln the local
schools. has been confined 90 her home
with au illness for the past week uur-
ms her absence Miss Flsie Wafd has
taught iu her place
p @ Jones ~ This place 60 serving
on The petit lurv iu ~ GlaifeVillf
Prof - - Murphy 81 WelulofIt waa
r. business visitor fn this place TueadHt.
George Ewers who has been serious
ly 3d. ie SLIGHTLY improved ~ his home
near Hunter
nuring The time reuaira are being
made fn fnn SO D. church services
VII be- held n The hlrh school buIdin no
N..e 700 Iaile' has returned fo her
N"fnr bon canal Dover after Vsluur ter
parents Ierr
M'sa Margaret Brlmson Of Nsw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
ST. CIairsviI,e Briefs.

Miss Margaret Hudson. of East I.iv.
crpool. is the guest of friends in this
vicinity.
All county officials. in compliance
with the new STATE law. will close their
offices AZ noon on Saturdays hereafter.
Mrs. Helen Johnson. of this city.
was a business visitor in Steubenville
Thursday.
Pa. is visiting his son, Rev. X. >.
Young. here.
Attorney George Blackford. OF Mar
tins Ferry. vas business visitor here
Thursday.
Il. r. Workman was business visit
or in Bellaire Thursday.
Miss May johnson has returned from
a visit with Bellaire relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

a.. f. tho guest Of friends in this v.ci-
nifty.
MANY friends from this place attended
the Funeral 81 tho late Thomas Miller
40 Fast islrhiaud Tuesdsy
Earle Piper and wife have returned -
relatives here.
All OF TIE coal mines are running fuit
time now and are employing atl men
that can 10 secured
Mr. T.. a. Matthews. Of Pittsburgh. vas
a business visitor here Tor several faVs
this week
Miss Martha Hatcher. Of Washington.
Pa. ID the guest Of friends IN th4s .icf-
nifty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
Realty Deeds Filed.

ID. w. Selway TO r. w. Barcus. parcel
OF ground in ng.township: con.
s!deration. 1925.
Benjamin Powell to Virginia Monks
tract of land in Martins Ferry; consid.
Grafton. 81.
Virginia Monks and others to Henry
Hunter. tract OF land in Martins Ferry
consideration. $40.
John McGonigle to Frank wojjtczak.
parcel of ground in Colerain township f:
consideration, $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
ST. GAINESVILLE
venabie Guilty.

After considering the evidence in the
case for only about thirty minutes. the
jury in the case Of John venable. who
was charged with murder in the second
degree. returned a verdict OF man.
slaughter yesterday afternoon. Judge
Lynch ordered the defendant remand.
ed to Jail, and he will be sentenced
later.
This trial was opened in the Com
mon Pleas Court on Thursday. The
evidence showed that Venable. after an
argument with John Long,. in which
Long drew knife. grabbed a razor
and severed his jugular vein. Both
parties are colored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
RESINOL QUICKLY
CURED HER BABY'S
SEVERE ECZEMA
Had Not Had > Good Nights Rest In
Eiaht Months.

Eioht Months.
Chelsea. Mass Jan 10. 1qf2-"Nfy
son bad been troubled with eczema
Tor about one year. U frst-anpeared
when three months old 7 TED every
thing that was recommended and also
different prescriptions. but ~ no avail.
For eight months my child did not
enjoy good nights rest ! was finally
told 20 try Resinol. This I did. and
from the first application the child got
relief and put IN a good nights sleep
IN three days there was no sign Of
eczema today he has a. hne = com
pleNion a. any health child and 10
entirely cured tSignedl Mrs T :.
Brown. "a Crescent Ave
Resinol positively stops itching in
stantly and speedily heals eczema. and
other skin humors. dandrun. sores.
burns and piles Prescribed BY doctors
for Is years Sold by every druggist.
Resinol Ointment In opal Jars. 80 cents
and 8 90 Resinol Soap % cents For
generous free trial. write Dept. 1914
Resinol. Baltimore. Nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
BELMONT

Mr and Mrs. John FIaids have 70
turned 10 their home in Sew Concord
after visiting friends here
Miss EDNA Ramsay ha- completely
recovered from serious illness
which has Kept her from attending
school Tor The past three venks
Allen Bond has returned 10 his
ork in Ads. % after visiting his
~ife and son here FOR several dass
MisI Margaret hatcher. 90 wash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
Probate Court.

In the matter OF the estate OF Rich.
ard Hughes. deceased, account filed
and notice ordered.
Lucy Belle Mcconnell. guardian OF
Truman Mcconnell and others. minors.
vs.. her wards. petition to sell real es-
tate. Lease ordered
:. G. Daniel. guardian OF Samuel
Daniel. 4 lunatic. VS. his ward and 9th
ers. petition to sell real estate. APP.
praisement ordered
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this vicinity.
Mrs Sarah keysor has returned 20
her home here AFTER visiting relatives
80 Duncan Fails
Mr. J.. g Snodgras~ 81 Pittsburgh
Vas here "wednesday looking after buSi-
ness interests.
Miss Hazel Coomhs has returned 10
her home w. Fort Wayne. Ind. after an
vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
WARN0CK

IaH.a Mfrra and uIfr rr rrr.I-r
urrr fh~ guests - friends here the f.rst
pan uf fHe week
Many visitors from barton nrf other
points attended fue X 81 o. naupuaf
N.Ii Boo their IHIf here. SATURDAY. fIrIf
~ ilnur smith HHe returned fo hf. work
II E'Ilalfr. after Visiting tIa parents
HUff
MIre WfIrn Fofnfrm0ur or Fna- rfr-
Dfrunl. Is N.sIflue friends fu fnIe ....r-fw
Miss huraftt " illlafnfun. OF Hstues-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
Court Of Appeals.

The Court of Appeals will sit in the
Common Pleas Court room this morn
ing and render decisions in all cases
that they have heard during their SEES
sion here. Many matters of import
ance will be decided and IL is expected
that the ma jority OF the attorneys Of
the county will be in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Martinsville. W. Va. f. visiting friends
In this vicinity.
Leo shields. who was badly burued
recently when his clothes caught IRE
from gas stove. IL rapidly recovering.
Herman HoEc has resumed his duties
- Telegraph operator IN the u A o.
tower here after several weeks ilIneea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
Too Near.

What animal" said the teacher o.
the class in natural history, MAKES
the nearest approach to man? Ins
iiea,' timidly rentured the little pol
with the curly hair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
OLD KEoKUK CITIZEN
SEEKS WESTERN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer [. 4. Stowe
Gone to Tacoma TO Estab-
lish Home.

Keokuk has lost this week two of
her old and esteemed citizens by the
departure OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer l..
r. stowe. formerly of as Concert
street. who have gone to Tacoma.
Wash. TO make their future home. Mr..
, Stowe has been quiet, respected CIT
lien OF Keokuk. since his marriage
several years ago to Mrs. Horace
Ayers who with her first husband,
vas longtime resident OF the city
during his life. Mrs. Stowe was well
known here for many years. She is
relative OF tFe wife O. the late
Justice Samuel F. Miller of the Uni
ted States supreme court who visited
here frequently with Mrs. Stowe and
other Keokuk relatives and friends.
Mrs- s.owe had lived many years at
the home which she has just left, be-
coming almost landmark in the city,
and will appear much changed with
the absence OF Mrs. Stowe.
Their old friends and Keokuk
friends generally. regretted to see Mr..
and Mrs. Stowe leave Keokuk after
her long residence here, and his shor..-
er stay, and wish them long lives and
happiness IN their new home in the
far west
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
ARSON TRUST
MEMBERS CONFESS
Three of Them Are Said to Have Told
all They Know Of Many
Fires.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO. Jan. Confessions OF
three men implicated in, the local
activities of the national arson trust
are said to nave been made here to
the assistant states attorney and the
calling of a special grand jury to take
up indictments was looked for today.
The confessions are said To have
been made by two business men who
consented to the burning of their own
establishments. and the man who act
uaily did the firing. Two public IN
surance adjusters are involved In
the stories. These adjusters are SAID
to have known of the proposed fires
in advance
BENJAMIN Fink, alias Fnkelburg,
now under arrest is South Bend, Ind.
On charge Of arson. is connected by
evidence here with the fire of the 1T
tenstein Manufacturing company in
New York city. Fink is said TO have
come here and boosted of having fred
the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
MEMORIES
OF EARL P. DOUGLAS
Who Resided In keokuk Twenty Years
and Died Sunday Ia
Des Moines.

Monday afternoon announcement
was made In The Gate City OF the
death at his home In Des Moines OF
Earl P. Douglas, a former resident OF
keoknk. From the Des Moines Reg.
lister and Leader is taken the follow.
isg concerning his career which will
be Of interest to Keokuk people
among whom he lived SO long, holding
prominent railroad position:
Earl P. Douglas, seventy-seven
years old. state freight manager OF
the Star Union railroad lines for fifty
years, died Sunday afternoon at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Garrett
Weaver of 1915 Ninth street. His
death followed serious Illness OF
several weeks
Mr.. Douglas was born In Spring.
field. Ill, July 4. 1897, and came to
Iowa fifty-five years ago to accept the
management of the freight business
of the PENNSYLVANIA linees. His head.
quarters we're maintained In Keokuk
for twenty years and were moved to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22
SOCIETY BUDS
ARE GUILTY ONES
Reason Why Ragtime Dances Have
Become Popular With the
Public.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Jan, PA move
ment TO provide safe and sane amuse-
ments for working girls took definite
shape here today following a meeting
Of the Monday Evening club at which
The class of ragtime played By the
United States marine hand at the
white house receptions vas assaiied
and blame for the "commonest Of the
common peoples dances" laid TO so
cisty buds
lfrs Charles II. Israel Of New York
declared that when plain folks read
aDous Mrs. so-and-so dancing the
chicken nip" they tried the same
cunts at dance halls
Louis Gutenberg declared that his
examination Of the music program for
the New Years reception AT the
white house revealed that majority
Of the twenty-eight numbers we're
rag time"
Society dances he said. are such
that the management Of certain
popular resort near Washington was
forced 70 place sign no freak
dancez' over the dance floor and ac-
tuaiiy Rad 10 station a deputy sheriff
there 70 enforce the rule. This ap-
piled 10 shop girls. because for come
reason society girls we're never mo
lestsd. although their dancing was
The Eorzt o. all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-22

Des Moines thirty-fre years ago.
When he had completed his half CEN
thry OF continuous service Mr.. Doug.
las retired and was placed on the
honor roll OF the PENNSYLVANIA lines.
He was member Of the Odd Eel
lows lodge OF Keokuk and of the VI.
W. A. Of Des Moines. He is survived
by daughter, Mrs. Garrett Weaver.
Mrs. Douglas died in 1900 and a son
died in infancy. The funeral arrange
ments have not been made
J. L. Candy. relative, and Major
Henry A. Heasiip attended the funeral.