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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

80, 1913. offer for sale al puDhc auc.
ton, at tic front door Of the Court
House OF Marion county, West Viz
gina, 10 the highest and best bidder,
the following described real estate,
to.wit: All those certain parcels or
strips of land situate In Warrington
district, Marion county, West Virginia.
and more particularly described as loI'
lows:
First. A parcel ~ feet wide, lying
Is feet on each side of the center line
OF The Falrmont & Pittsburgh Rail-
way, as located upon and over the
lands of J. T. Shrlver, distance OF
1851 feet. and being the same LAM
conveyed to the said Fairmont & Pitts
burgh Railway Company, by J. I.
Shrlvcr.
second. A parcel 20 feet wide. lying
Is feet on each side OF the center line
of the Fairrnont & Pittsburgh, Rail
way, as located through the iands OF
Thomas Cross, 81 al, q distance o: L.
449 feet, and being the same land con-
yeyed 10 the said Falrmont & Pitts
burgh Railway Company by Thomas
Cross ct al. ...
Third. A parcel 90 feet wide lying
IS feet on each side Of the center lin"
of the Fatrmont & Pittsburgh Rail-
way, as located through the land OF
w. B, Cunningham, and being the same
land conveyed to the FairmOnt &
Pittsburgh Railway Company BY saIn
tW. D. Cunningham,
Fourth. A parcel 80 feet wide, ~
ling Is feet oil each side of the center
lime Of the Falrmont & Pittsburgh Rail
way Company, as located through the
lands OF syrena A. Wycof, containing
| SO OF an acrl, and being the same land
conveyed to the Fairmont & Pitts
burgh Railway Company. by said
Syrena A. Wy-off. ..
Fifth. A parcel 80 feet wide, lying
| Is feet on each side Of the center line
of the Fairmont s. Pittsburgh Railway.
as located through the lands OF Nancy
A. Cunningham, containing 81 Of an
acre, and being The same land convey
: Ell to the said Fairmout & Pittsburgh
Railway Company By the said Nancy
A. Cunningham.
Sixth. A parcel, together with tn"
buildings thereon, situate In said Man
;,nington district, oh the waters Of Buff
Efalo creek. and adjoining the lands OF
I'M. A. Morgan and others. and being
1.-THE same land conveyed to the said
Faitmont e. Pittsburgh Railway Com:
Ipany by T.. J. Fluhatty.
said sale viii be upon the following
terms: onethird ti.S) cash, and as
much more thereof as the purchaser
may elect to pay on day of sale, and
the residue thereof 10 be paid in two
, equal instruments, payable in SIX and
twelve months from day of sale, with
.itnterest on such deferred payments
until paid. and for which deferred pay.
.Irnents the purchaser. shall give 10 Said
4 Special Commissioner his notes With
good personal security, and a vendors
lien shall be Retained upon the said
,1property as a further security,
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF January, 1918.
FRANK WEAVER,
. Special Commissioner.
/, ], W. S. Black, Clerk OF the interme-
J Idiate Court Of said, Marion county, do
HEREBY certify that bond with security
!. iapproved by me, has been executed BY
rithe a6Sve named Special Commission.
err, as required by the order entered in
said cause "
), Given under IN hand this 18th uay
Of January, 1918.
81 W. S. BLACK,
II. CLARK Of said Cour,
April |, $, Is, %,
q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

9 koUeE4T StNTo aEai ION no.
KEEP HATS ON e he 40 no.
DAY.

a hooked cans is tho iatcts ipysli:
tiop for keeping a mans hat upcnlAisl
,efanum. Extreme difficulty was ex
rerirnced today by pedestrians In
keeping the tile upon, the head and u
one Instance mar was seen walking
up one OF the main thoroughbred Of
The city and With the use OF a hooked
cane the hooked part Of which held Tue
rat aud the other end Of the cane cur.
ried by the Individual held sscurelylnl
place the troublesome hat The idea
is very practical and will no doaSt l,s
suit IN a dls sale Othooked eailes TO.
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01
lEl6RB0RRlll
MEETINGS
Flrst Ward

lHl!..L.! llltU !.
First Ward
District 30. Lat ltlE Boarding
House, Diamond Street. Leader, rev.
L. B. Bowers.
District NJ. 22.s-1ionle. q MIR Phil
lips. Bolten street. Leader, Mrs. Har-
wood.
district No. 4-Home u Columbus
sattefaeld, lis ~ Chestnut street
Leader. G. V. Martin.
District No. 5.-Home OF Mrs Viz
ginla Sstterfeld, sos Stevens street.
Leader, Rev. L, f, odaker. 90
District No. G.+aome Of NE VIM.
Knapp. MorgantoFn avenue, Leader.
Mrs. Hinkle. Home Of, Mn Hawkins,
Market street. Leader, iF'fhs1 J. s.
Pople.. n ~, ~ S.
District No. 7.44Eoihs Of Samuel
COlsbank. Leader, NJ. y. b. Coz.
District No. S.-lIome Of Mrs Erwin
Prim. East Park avenue and Diamond
street. Leader, R, +, Johnson.
.'"' second Ward
Distric4 st" .@Hotne OF Mrs. n.
Jane ingram, 4ls, NlSla street. Leader.
Rev W. ii. Hampton y =
Slstricl 10. 2.-Iiohe of Mr.. |. ".
Lelsh, $50. Quincy stFeet. Leader.
District 50, S.-iHoine OF Mrs. Inez
Conway, 21S, Maple avenue.
District No. l..-iIome Of Dr. +. W
Howard, 1os Maple avenue.
Prot, D. A. watson. go
District No. S.2-!Homs OF Geo. j..
Fletcher, s4s Hamilton street, Lead.
er, Mr.. Fred ". Rapp. q = "
'DNsrlcf No, G.--lIome o: Mr.. j. A.
Medley, Spring street Leader. Mr.
Chas. Clayton, .''''
''a,..' S',r Tkrrd Ward
District No. l.--flone o. Mrs. a. IT,.
Hansaker LcadtTm Mrs. William
White: 'n,i 'sti's" J
District 80. 2.--liome nr + G. MI
Ter, PA Walnut avenue. Leader Miss
Sunlell. '''' go T.
District No. 3.--ILome OF Mrs, Allie
RAYMOND, Main street. Leader, Chas.
Mumford.
Districts Nos. I and 6-.EIome of,
Mrs. Jacob snider. Leader, Mrs, Clyde
Hutchinson.
Fourth Ward
District No. 1.--,llome OF Mrs. Anna
Hunter, 800 CASTOR avenue. Leader,
Mrs. c. II. Smoot.
District No. 3.--tIOme Of Mrs Z. c.
Jones, Fairmont avenue.
District No 4.-'Iiomc 81 DR.. John.
son, 5l2 Walnut avenue. Leader, Rev.
J. G. BroomGeld, a.,.,. ..,u.s.
Distr!c! nc. 5.~-lIomc of Mr.. J. C..
lluhl. Nj. Vernon avenue. Leader.
Mont Watkins.
District No. 7.---lIomc o. MIR. II e.
Boord, $50 Benonl. arenues-.I.eader,
Paul Smith. .
District No. g. Home OF Mrs. Louis
Beebe, Sl3 EirgiBia avenue.
District No. lO.-tEome OF Mr.. Riggs,
between Castor avenue and Virginia
avehuo on Eleventh street. Leader.
Mr. S. McElwee.
Fifth Ward
Districts Nos. i and Home OF
Mr.. r. p. Kelley, 2l3 Locust avenue.
Leader, Rev. H. c. stoetzrr.
District No. 4.--Fiume OF L. y. Yost,
400 Locust avenue. Leader, Mrs.
John o. Morgan.
District no. 5.--4ome OF W. II.
DickGtsou, 9O7 Fifth street. Leader,
a, W. Wilson.
District no. 6.~!Homc Of D. ]. Cur.
~, ti05 Seventh street. Leader, b. J.
Curry.
District No. 7.-Home of Mrs. ]. K.
Talkington. Locust avenue. Leader,
e. F. Crane.
District No. 8..~,home Of Mrs. Hold.
rem. 70S CASTOR avenue.
District No. S.--llomc OF Floyd
Hawkins, Locust avenue, over Arnett's
store. Leader, T.. VI. SiurtleT.
District No. 9..-Ilome OF Mrs. To-
velle, 1905 Eighth street. Leader, Rev.
H. c. Howard.
District No. ii.-,iiomc OF r. s.
Amos, S05 Locust avenue. Leader.
Mr.. White.
Fairmont Printing aud Litho
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND.
Thy Associated Press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND
iny Assotialed Pressl

WASHINGTON, D, c.. March 3D.
Walter II. Paige, editor OF the Worlds
Works, has accepted President VII.
sons offer to be Ambassador to Great
Britain. NJ. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

The willingness 70 payismore for
things than is necessary iIOne of the
traits Of character wnichfAd readers
out grow completely!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01
THE BRIDE GROOM in "BUNTY
PULLS THE STRINGS" At THE
GRAND, THURSDAY.
eREAT. FASHION nooKLEr FREE

Late spring and summer fashions
arc beautifully pictured and infinitely
described in the eight.page May Man
ton 3Fashion Supplement-. to 60 free
with every copy Of next Sundays New
York World. This is a separate book
let that no woman should fail to get.
II shows, in color plates, the newest
styles in various garments for house,
street and evening wear for both wo-
men and children. This is only ono
Of many big features of next Sundays
World. Order from your newsdealer
in advance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

Ii wouldn't PAY ANY merchant to
advertise unless he could really make
It pay YOU to read hlS ada and buy
his advertised EoOue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01
FARMERS, PARCEL POST APPS.
EGGS FOR SALE.

S. c. Brown Lcghorns, Is per 75c.4i
Buff Rock. is per $1.OO. White WAN.
dottes, liz per $500. 49,
Il. L. SATTERFIELD.
r. +. Il. 10. .. Fairmont, w. Va. p
CHICKENS
S. c. White Leghorns aud whlre
Wyandottcs. A few Surplus s. G. Leg.
horn cockcrels. Also eggs for hatch.
Ing at $3.50 per bundled;
THORN BROS
2:2S-E R!Yesyllle, ". Va
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aI.s.NoTick. ia .rlI.AxpkYERs

tIAg. Le gIslature Of 1911 ehanged the
date of The beginning Of the assess.
meat YEA from January to April 4
without eStenling the time in whtch
ths assessor Is required to do his
work. SO thatSms tune is very limited
apdsI shall have, time to make but one
call
Please be prepared TO pay your capt.
sation tax and furnish list Of your
property when called upon.
JAS, W. DAVIS.
4 Z, Assessor,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01
CHAPTER H..

Flneen minutes passed without
void being spoken. There was deep
ITO Be Continued To-morroS)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

How long must the. piacard in the
$lndow Gather dust before Sou begin
ADVERTISE for a tenant!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-01

If you have property to sell, "elasst'
tiea advertising vi" enable sou to sell
Il. somewhere near ION limo"-perhaps
even in half the time you have antlci'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

OF Bay City. Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. S. p
Fem. OF Cleveland; Mrs. +. NJ. Gray
and son. OF San Diego. Cal: Mrs. L.
O. Howell and daughter, of FL Paso
Texas; Mrs. Addie W. Mccoy and chill.
dren. OF ST. Louis. Mo: Mrs. 5. y
Leech and daughter. OF Cleveland. q. :
Mrs. w. w. Stark and family. OF Mans.
held. o.; Mrs. l.. l.. Stark, OF Akron,
o.; J. A. Wilson and family. OF Frank,
lin, Pa; a. =. Plumb and wife. OF New
York; +. \. Tinker and family. II
Salisbury. y. Y; Charles o. Shepard
aud family, OF Highwood. n. j.: J. T..
Clarion and family. Of Rockland. y. Y.
Gilbert Byron, OF Minneapolis. Mimi. /;
X. ID. Wilson. l.. r. Wilson and Carl
{. Wilson. OF Leavenworth. Kan.
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and Adams streets a drawing was
made hy Major T. Realty. Who visited
thc fo 100 1857. ln hls Journal under
the date of February 8 1857. be- urofr.
Arrived at Fort Stcuhen ln ono dav.
This Is fort built since was on the
river hv Captain llsmtramck. above
Miuro bottom on the Indian ehor..
about a. miles below Mcintosh. and %
miles above Wheeling ~ is about one
hundred and awenty Yards from the
riNcr. ON o. Nc.y excellent hiEh a4nk
oi commanding ground 4 SQUARE WITH
a larEo block houso ON each corner.
and pickrts between each block house
form The fort Tho biz gate. fronting
fhe main on The west and tho sally
port the river. with The guard house
over The latter The block house
10 YES Tor Az Jhc mon. and tho officer b.
houses arc on each side az the ~-r
s't" tho back part OF them scrvinr qs
o. row 1f picKets. % o. rarrisonco -
CAP ilins llamtramck and Mercer
companies. the former commander '
ln May. 1887. the troops were moved
io Fort Harmar az the mouth ~ tho
Mufkir gum .iv,r. and Forf Sfcubcn
abandoned Nbout the wear 1890 tho
fort was totally destroyed b. FIRE.
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sailed for America and IL expected tc
reach Warwood in August.
Miss Blodwen Thomas or Main
street has returned home after visit
ing friends in Pittsburgh
Joseph Marsh OF Steubenville IL Wis
itnE Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marsh OF
Hess avenue. North WarWood.
Benjamin Overstreet Of Praxton,
Ill. Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs A. A.
Clark OF Hess avenue
Mr.. T. ~. Cross OF Eighteenth street
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Widgsr
Of Steubeuville. O.
Miss koreen Corbley ~ Cadiz. O..
IS visiting VI and Mrs ". S. Webb
81 Main street
Mrs. \. 6 Oldfeld Of Pittsburgh 10
visiting her mother Mrs Margaret
Jones. % North Warwood
Mrs. W l. Miner ~ Main street
is 80 and under the care Of a physi-
clan
Miss Frances Flowers Of Main
street. North Warwccd. is visiting
friends in Pittsburgh
Harry JocEisen ~ Warwood will
SPEND his vacation IN Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. He will leavo about An.
guat
sirs Charles n Miller and children
- tft.n erect are the -u.sts OF AI
IS VI . BUci OF o. rt.mouth. n
Paul Webb ~ Cameron. O.. lie visit.
ink f,. and Mr.. " 5. Webb OF Main
street
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Portraits of Steuben, Clark
And Wilson Unveiled Thursday

which these distinguished characters
were eulogized In glowing terms. Spe-
cial reference was made to the part
they have played in the history OF
Steubenville and vicinity, especially
Judge Wilson. who was a resident OF
this city.
Rain interferes.
Indictment weather interfered some
what with to-day's pleasure. but did
not dampen the enthusiasm OF this az
ternoons exercises. During the fore
Loon an incessant downpour drove
the celebrants to shelter and the
streets were practically deserted.
Shortly after noon however. the sky
cleared and the weather was pro-
pitious until late this evening. A
mammoth parade OF gaily decorated
automobiles was a feature of tonight.
More than a hundred machines were
in line. and the pageant aas one of
the most beautiful ever seen here.
An interesting feature OF today's
celebration was a reunion of the VIII
son family. With eleven states rep
resented. many members OF the fam
N' were present to witness the UNI
" - 'he portrait OF their illus
trious ancestor. Steubenville lavishly
.... N'-Itors. and tonight
'i"" OF Robert Mc,iowan. AN
elaborate reception was held In their
honor. II had been hoped to have
President Wilson attend the celebra-
ton today. hut because Of momentous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
CONFERENCE
" Ministers Of NJ. E. Churches. %
wheeling District Held Yesterday.
Preachers Receive Certificatea.

Tho Wheeling district conference Of
tho 81 y. churches ~ this district
was tn session Yesterday ~ the
Moundsvilio camp grounds
About forty ministers Of the district
attended the session and an pastors
except three reported ~ the work ha-
ing done IN their respective fields.
Owing 20 the dowupour 81 rain dur.
uc the day the basket picnic planned
Tor the noon hour was omitted and
at took dinner a. the hotel on tho
grounds
The morning session opened ~
lN 10 O'Clock and the reports 81 the
pastors were received The granting
~ licenses to local preachers and ex-
animation " preachers preparatory ~
The annual conference vas also held
in Tho morning A. the afternoon sea-
sion tho superintendent 81 the HOLT
day lNaconcss home ~ Bridgeport.
delivered q very iuterosting address
uu tho dcaCone44 work The evening
session began promptly ~ 30 O'Clock
and was spent in completing the work
OF Oh" conference and closing Nd all
matters =
The attendance az the conferences
would have been much larger had Ia
NOT hccn for the inclcmcncy OF the
weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

"Fori Stcuben" whose sita was dce-
Enatei ht eranite markers aud "a
plate properly Inscribed. "Wednesday
and who's" marker monuments vas
dedicated on Thursday. was ono az
Che prominent froutie. POSTS in DO.
nr'r DAYS in thi- section
lte history .s given al follows.
At tn time the survey az the seven
Rance was made The Indians in this
vicinity were hostile and the survey.
ors ran their lines under the profec.
lion 90 United Statcs troops IN I.SG
thc government selected the present
10" AZ Steubeuyille ~ the most do
sirabIe point Boo th.s vicinity To- mfH.
tary defense and Instructed Captain
Hunframsk to build fort there for
fhe protection Of The surscyors in
February 1857 This fort vas com.
ilcicd and named IOr' Sfcubrr. after
fh" ucll SHOWN prus-iau uotIrmau.
Baron Frederick William Augustus
S."..b.u. Who enlisted in the Amcri
can army during The Revolutionary
war aud rendered such valuable ser.
Vices to Tho coIonifts in thair struggle
for liberty Tho fort stood ON What
is now kuoNu as thc y % MIIrr prop
crty. at the northwest corner Of High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Throw Away c.ioasl Rish. Nov.

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yet some continue to use them under
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Get Hot Springs Liver Buttons now
today. Have them on hand whether
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Hot Springs Chemical Company, Hot
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
BY w. r. kEYSER
Special CORRESPONDENT.

STEUBENVlLLE. o.. July 24-Fa-
nous characters of Revolutionary war
times who helped make the early his
tory OF this country but OF whom little
Is said in history. were highly honored
today at the Three Wars celebration
which Is being held here. This. the
second day OF the celebration, was
observed as Revolutionary day" and
the fact that this territory was set
apart for the survivors OF that war
and II was here the original ranges
were surveyed for those colonial he
roes was most fittingly celebrated
The day was marked by the unveil-
Ing OF three portraits with impressive
ceremonies held this afternoon in the
court room. The portraits were OF
General George Rogers Clark. Baron
Won Steuben and Judge James Wi
son. and are the beautiful works oi
art OF Artist Eliphalet r. Andrews. OF
Washington. ID. C.. and Charles Z. Fill
son, the talented local artist.
Featuring the afternoons exercises
eloquent addresses were delivered in
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|LOCAL VETERANS
Large Delegation viii Co to steuben
Vile To-day to Participate In
Military Exercises.

A large delegation OF local members
Of the &. a X. will 20 TO Steubenville
to-day To participate in the military
exercises To be- held in connection
with the Three Wars celebration
which closes in that city this evening
II is likely that at least fifty Wheel
ing veterans will be in line and the
trip will probably be made in spe
cal street car.
The local delegation will be given a
prominent position in the clad OF the
military parade which will be- a fea
ture of this mornings exercises.
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WILSON REUNION
PORTRAIT % Judge James Wilson.
Grandfather ~ President
Wilson Unveiled

Special |..r.I.. Co f.r I.f.. ..rr..r
STEt UtNNlLi.E. o.. July q s
very irf'rr. tInr feature iu connection
with the ftrr" ears. celebration today.
thrn pn trait ol Judge James WI
.ru. Fariiathsr of President Wool
row Wilson. nt. unveiled. was tho
Wilson family r,'uIru hero
Tho m'mh'r. OF thr family were
given a luncheon af the Country c,up
lrl funIrht af thn rssidrncc ~ Rot
OFT N.''lWau tI.t we're rendered e
strpfiuu
AMONG those Iu ATTENDANCE wore
John NrC Wilson and wife. OF TIffs
hgrrh William NcC Wilson. ~ r-.atk
iu. On Nrs s. W Prentice. az Nor
virh. y s.. W % Kennedy and fa.n
I'. of Lfr' Hoct Arb ro. cph o..
k'ur.i and family. OF Sh-rhutnc 81
j. Mr ~ Snyder aud daughter.
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Button, Button, Who's
Got the Button7
Most Everybody How Has the Famed
Hot Springs Liver Buttons.
Dangerous caiomsl Not Needed.

Since Hot Springs Liver Buttons were
created. constipation. lazy liver and all
their train OF consequent sunerIngs
have been unnecessary. All any ono
needs TO do Is take advantage OF this
discovery and bid their troubles fare
we'll Headaches. dullness and heav-
mess. poor complexion and irritabiIity
leave when constipation does: and con-
stipation leaves for good when Hot
Springs Liver Buttons are used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
WARWOOD


The authorities here are receiving
CONF laints from citizens that broken
bottles OF all kinds are frequently
found on the streets and sidewalks
There Is n state law as well as town
ordinance against leaving broken
glass on the street and a heavy pen.
atty is attached for so doing. Town
Sergeant ID. =. Pool warns all citizens
against this dangerous practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

Mrs. Harry Brinkman and family OF
Main street will visit friends out
Wheeling creek
Miss Helen Dinger OF Wheeling ia
visiting Relatives In Warwood
Conrad Schindermiller. who was
visiting his parents In Germany. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Had speclal Meetlnn-

The fire department held a special
meeting last evening in the Ioyeland
hos" house. At which Iian~ wee dis
oussed for the lawn fete 90 be- gwen
July 1881 81 the corner OF Fifth stree,
and Richland avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Gave Turtle suop.r

The ladies Of the Warwood Metho.
dist church gave a turtle supper las:
evening al IA" church on Fifteenth
street. \ large crowd attended. They
also had iCn cream and cake for sal.
and every thing was disposed or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Innnrovinn Rnadhrh

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad company
hat o. large force Of men repairing the
roadbed between Wheeling and Wells
burg New tics are being laid and the
track Is being repaved with cinders
and gravel -. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

The members ~ tho WarWocd
Christian church postponed their lawn