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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
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something fine, girls Just think Of
leaving as a legacy to future genera
lions the Diary of an Atlanta Belle
or course. the interest and value
OF the book VIII depend on how muCn
YOU tell. Don't be sparing OF self
analysis, and be sure 10 tell all about
your love affairs-that is an impOr-
tant part OF any book, you know
There are dangers and responsible
ties in this diary keeping, chief OF
which is the fact that the diary may
not be kept long.
Someone might get IL before the
hundred years elapSos and the mel
lowing Influences OF time have rem
dered innocuous the possible confess
sions OF the writer Then il will be
burned, probably by the queen Mary
OF the family.
A Naturalization street.
A ftCinEilnO Of t'CO HttIc feet,
And from the sheath mn lddB tcedrS
A golden dEklct-riHg appears.
II is mot made Of fligrec.
As ann one irhO runs map see,
Bat Just a fetching JdShiOH-fud,
10 make a hdppg Jirlhcart gIad.
SUPPOSE there is a case OF chagrln
coming TO Atlanta when ! tell Won
that a Macon girl has been more
up TO date than our girls, In that she
has introduced the 'latest fad, an or
namental anklet, worn with the pre-
vailng slit skirt Of the season, OF
course. Macon is conservative 20
certain extent, though many more
maids and matrous Of that city are
chic and up to date than YOU would
suppose to hear some of the "old To-
gies'' talk
daughter of one of the Oldest and
most exclusive Southern families,
granddaughter OF the late Mrs. WI
Iapique, of Atlanta, who was "a
nous before the-wur society beauty
is the mOdish young woman who in
troduced the jcwcled anklet on Ma
cons beautiful College Street prom
enade,
Miss smith. with her mother makes
an annual visit abroad. and is very
smart and chic. SO her new ornament
created little surprise, though much
admiration. mixed with some Conster-
nation ON the part OF the aforesaid
conservative" element
Ii Is said that Ruth Smiths anklet
much resembled the fashioned
bracelet being Of gold and handsome
~ carved. with small jewels inset
Cleaning through the slit Of the chit
tun and satin skirt or the smart
white rattue Of the walking suit. th"
effect is altogether lovely
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
. HE formal bridge party given
Wednesday afternoon by Miss
7 HE informal bridge party given

T HE informal bridge party given
Wednesday 10y Mrs Frank Atiee
was one of a series being ten
dered Miss Bertha Vaughn bride
elect.
Invited to meet Miss Vaughn were
Misses Margaret RossyT Eva Smll.
Susie Clarke, CorWiuc Hcaru Elise
Mitchell. Agnes Tillmau, Hester Ire
Sarah Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
BOARD OF TRADE
BOOSTERS NIGHT
SECOND ANNUAL OUTING AT
WHEELING PARK THIS
EVENING
VIII Be Largely Attended. From All
tndications-WsYs and Means
Committee To Be Elected

All arrangements were completed
yesterday for rho second annual out
INK Of the Wheeling Board ~ Trade.
~ Wheeling park. This evening ms
viii BE- Boosters $ight" a. the pOpu
lar resort. and The command Issued
BY th' hoard ~ trade 90 an Who VIII
attend o. 80 Rooster The Nest
virginia Traction & Electric com
psny will have fhe board ~ IT,
guests. cofninz and g0inF. and the on.
ferfainmont committee haa provided
tickets for 'nfrsnce and lunch tho
lunch will be- served from $50 unfu
go o'clock az she While Palace res.
tsufant by DE Woman club. 81
Wheeling
81 30 O'Clock business meeting
viii be- held DO tho casino Tor the
lection ~ ways and means rom.
miffee Tor fLe coming year short
talks wlil BE- made bv President DO
vine Mayor Kirk Judge Neabitt. p
F0g. g. 90 D0vlsr. o. 70 Taylor.
81 Sands and other
Rowling and other amurem~nta
Vill b. 'nJOved by member ~ the
board and a. . 9, o'rlOck o. special
vaudeville prpsram viii BE- rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
POLICE COURT
Bob Drisdals Blares Brother a.
cause Ne Got Drunk ard W,,,.d
To Beat Wife-other
Court News

non busdale. Of the south Side
"ae The first offender arrairnsd IN
police court Yesterday morning A.
was charged hat Bob has NOT treated
hi. VIC fiEht for some time paat
nul ZOO biam'd The whole anafr on
his brother. saying that any ono VINO
lad brother likf his would he
driven 10 drink The court nned
brigdslc so md costs and 80 DAYS
o. hard labor. but suspended son
ienc' giving The man q chance 20 DO
better
Rodney Dixon vas back aFain yes
terday morning with his uauaI fag
wednesday morning no vas released
from the wOrkhouse after SERVING go
DAYS. and LEFT fhe Institution without
cent In his rocket lie was PROB
ably intoxicated by the pure air Of
freedom. but no certainly had a beau
tiful bun on and was returned 10 the
bin Tor 30 days
Tom Braden. Eho has been arratgn-
% about seven times 10 the last
month was back Yesterday mornine.
and. ih' court having been led to BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
FINE FIREWORKS
Will Be Shown In Connection With
Battle OF the Clouds Which De-
piets Future in War AeropIsnes.

In designing their latest spectacle.
The Battle OF the Clouds" which is
To be shown each night during the
week Of the State Fair. September s.
IL. al Bridge park. Wheeling, under
the auspices OF the Wheeling Play
ground association. II. h. Thearle.
president OF the Pain Fireworks COM
pany. had recourse to the future in
stead OF 10 the past History had fur
nished them with three mighty topics
I'm the CONGREGATIONS OF Pompen Rome
and Martinique. but why not draw on
the history that Is vet 10 be written.
the possibility of that operation being
conceded. and picture the war OF the
air9
No present development tending ad-
versely. II seems that the greatest
damage Is 20 be inflicted In times to
come by aeroplanes carrying guns and
explosives. And thus Mr. Thearle has
fashioned his episode
The vision OF an epoch when avia-
ton Is supreme must needs be shown.
and the spectator sees in its holiday
dress the fairest city in the world
celebrating the centennial OF hying All
the conjectural improvements in city
building are in the views. and a gaily
dressed crowd IL hanging on the thrill
ing feats Of the circus arena and the
hippodrome track
The dark picture follows speedily
declaration OF war by the otber
ianets Is dropped from the clouds
followed bv the defiance OF "A bomb
which levels lofty structure and
sends the pOpulsce 10 burrow under
ground. The alarms sends the sol.
oilers 10 the fort 20 unlimber the ra.
dium guns and direct the fight OF
suhocating rockets. and az soon a.
possible the defending air feet "a IN
position for attack.
The foes close in for an exchange OF
groadsides and dlabolicaI cona,c,
develops. All OF which Is enacted in
the glare Of calciums and electric light
batteries. The forces Of earth. having
lost the city. hght heroicaIlv ana sur,
coed IN driving on the enemy into the
dark
An interval allows the spectator IN
get back 10 1918 and regale himself
WIN ne hreVorks show This f. "a
characieristic Of Mr. Thesries An.
Eenuity ~ the spectacle. and re,i.ca.
E"sps win 'Oh.s' and Ans"
" comprises reproductions ~ son,e
oi me sei pieces and shells Originally
SHOWN 81 the fairs in Chicaso =,
Louis. san Francisco and Buffalo ara
az the Tart inaugural II f. slus,s
tent D" TX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
WILL CLASH
Board % Control and Council az Loo.
gerhesds over Extension OF Wa
ter Line 20 GtenWood

u g. understood that council and the
Board 81 control are again A. logge'
heads. This time over The refusal 81
council 20 appropriate 81 500 ~ bp
used IN extending the water mains tO
STAG kyard Hollow 10 would seem that
he refusal Of council to appropriate
- 500 for the work is one 81 the few
CommendabIe actions taken ~ the
meeting held last Tuesday evening.
and that n would he much better to
1850 the money for drilling wells iu
bis city and furnishing the epople ~
Wheeling With pure watnr instead 81
furnishing suburban residents with i'm.
pure water Just vhat<artion tho
Board ~ Control can take ie not knoVn
bur b. fl 20 b. hoped that no nddi
tlonal water lines arc huif until
pure water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
LAND CONVENTION
FOR ST0GIE CITY
CENTRAL STATES wATERwoRks
ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
HERE.
Big Convention Planned For Next
August. According 10 Telegram
Received Yesterday.

The 1914 convention OF the Central
States Wsterworks association Will
be held in Wheeling. according TO a
telegram received yesterday by Sec
rotary Roy b. Naylor. OF the Wheel
ing Board OF Trade. The Information
was received from William Scrog-
gins. superintendent OF the city water
works. who is in attendance at this
years convention. now in session al
Cedar Point. ..
The Central States Waterworks as
ISOLATION Is composed OF superinte nd
ents and officials of municipal water
plants in the states of Pennsylvania
West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana.
The conventions are largely attended.
several hundred delegates usually be-
ing present from all parts Of the four
states.
The local board of trade offered the
market auditorium 70 the association
for its meetings and made a pretty
night for the convention.
Spring Chickens. fresh dressed. at
Reuter- Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
ANDERSON HELD
TO GRAND JURY
BY FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ON
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE.
Mrs. Ella Wilson Testified That She
and Negro Had Been Intimate
on Several Occasions.

At a hearing held before U. S. Com
missioner Boyd yesterday morning,
John Anderson burly Wellsburg ne.
gro. was held TO await the action OF
the Federal grand jury on . charge Of
white slavery. the charges being based
upon his relations with Mrs. Ella VIII
son, OF Burgettstown. Pa, formerly OF
Wellsburs. Anderson's bond was Iirst
liked at 5000. and, after the court
bad considered the case, reduced to
5000. which he was able to furnish.
Mrs. Ella Wilson. upon whose rela-
tons with the negro the charges were
based, was the complaining witness,
and when questioned by White Slave
ofcer Judge. confessed that she had
criminal relations with Anderson on
many occasions. The relations were
begun when she was hired BY Ander-
son, who is well to do, to work for
him during the time that his wife was
Ill. For the past four years, the wit
ness said. she had worked at intervals
Tor the negro, and IL seems as though
the big brute regarded her in the light
OF a slave, as she stated that he had
assaulted her upon one occasion.
Shortly following the assault Mrs.
Wilson went TO East Liverpool. where
she secured employment, but had
worked there for only short time
when Anderson visited the city and
took her back TO Wellsburg, paying
her fare. She also testified that she
had made several trips to Steuben-
Vile with the negro. and Robert W
Anderson. conductor on the Wheel
ing e. Steubenville traction line, testi-
fed that he had hauled the couple from
Weilsburg 10 the Ohio town on two dlf.
ferent occasions.
Sarah koher
Sarah Koher, young and pretty sis
ter OF Mrs. Wilson, was placed on the
stand. but refused TO testify against
the negro. although a picture OF Ander.
son was found in her purse when she
attempted TO commit suicide by TAX
ing poison several weeks ago. How
ever, IL Is believed that Anderson can
be held for white slavery on the
strength of his relations with the Ko-
her girl. II being believed that he took
her from Wellsburg TO Steubenville
for immoral purposes. and IL Is hoped
that the charges will be pressed
against the negro II the grand jury
fails TO indict hiufs
Anderson was represented at the
hearing by Attorneys McNeal. Of
Wellsburg. and Palmer. OF this city.
and did not appear TO be excited by
the fact that he was on trial for
wrecking the life OF a white woman
Mrs Anderson was present during the
hearing but was not admitted to the
court room. as she will probably be
required TO testify before the grand
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
MISSIONARY HERE
Superintendent Of Ieper Asylum In
india Will Preach In ST. Paurs
Church Sunday

Missionary NJ. T. Davis. superin-
tendent of the lepers' asylum at
Chandkuri. India. T. spending a few
days in this city. end will preach at
both services sunday In -. Paul =
Evangelical church. He will discuss
missionary work In general. and espe-
cially among the lepers OF India
Al the morning service. ~ 1913"
O'Clock. he will preach in German
while his discourse al the evening
service will De delivered In English.
He has spent several years in INDIA
working am )ng the lepers and a.
present l. IN America on a visit
Miss kath' rine Kinole. who has
ben acting - missionary in Calcui-
"a. India. will assist with the eve
ming service. and in addition 10 de
livering short address. will talk and
sing in the Hindu language 1ne
will appear in native Hindu costume"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
DELEGATES NAMED
BY The GOVERNOR
TO REPRESENT THIS STATE ON
PERMANENT AMERICAN
COMMISSION
Earl ~ Oglebay. o. This City. Is
hsmed-Wili Work IN Conlunc
ton Win the Commission

IN compliance with tho request ~
the Permanent American hgricuI.
tursi commission. Governor Hatfield
has announced the appointment o. a
commission ~ three 20 work in ron.
junction with j y Marsh. ~ rharie.
ton the West Virginia DELEGATE 10
the commission The commfte. viii
assist IN preparing s'a'eHtnt a. 20
the agricultural needs 81 Tho state
The committee g. o. follow o
W OElebay. ~ Wheeling = B Car.
yin. ~ BarhOurrvillr. and Hoard D.
Williams. ~ Charleston
VT Marsh. with other member ~
fh" commission. recently made 70 tour
~ Europe visiting 40 rounfr.es ana
studying agricultural mffhnfs and
problems The cOuuia. BE- nov On.
deaVOrlng ~ reach tho eoIl.I0r Df frs
economic problem in tho states and
province through ftn finding. rf fra
fommisfi0n 70 European coufrie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
FORT HENRY BLUES
ORGANIZE COMPANY
STAFF or OFFICERS HAS eEEH
COMMISSIONED AND oBLI.
GATED.
OraaniKed For Military and pst,i
otle Purposes. Company Prom.
ises To Rival "Cleveland
oreys"

Wheeling has military orgsnizs.
lion which promises soon 10 rival the
Cleveland Orsys" Organized along
practically the same lines. the Port
Henry Blues composed entirely OF
local men. mas been formed In tbts
city for patriotic and military pur
poses. and to promote love 81 the M
ton and haF Tho company b. IN
forporated. having recently received
charter from he secretary ~ state
~ present there are fs persons IN.
rnlif and an effort Del being made Ia
increase the membershlp 10 s5
III" officers ar a. follows Cant
loyd J Pickard. captain and pTesi.
dfnf John De Vaughn. first ueufen
am and vice president William n his.
fen. qfcond Lieutenant and recording
secretary v - Haskell href ser
Eeant and corresponding secretary
jane sheridan. q " scrgeanf ana
lf'at urFr Those Officers comprise
fhe board ~ dirscfofe
SerEeants named arc calvin Scott
isul smith. William Ntchaeis ana
otto Reilly CorporaIe are 10 no
named later hut those air adv com
stoned are Robert Esrliwlne. Pills.
worth NalOy. Edward Murray and
John Murray
'uf efiLr NJ fhe committee on con.
sfifufipn and bylaws will be- het1
Iuradny evening Tho company viii
meet Tor drill work each FRIDAY re.
ming ~ fhe home 81 Capt Pickard
but Efforts viii be- made 10 secure tho
polio" court rooms Tor this purpose
TO-" mon viii wear blue uniforms
huf these have NOT been selected
q communication have been sent 10
4" 'eral hrm. a-kInr FOR puccs az
Uniforms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

lieve that Tom likes 10 give the city
his money. hnad him $50 and costs.
W l.. Beckett. a stranger in the
city. was found peacefully sleeping IN
front Of the " a q. station early
y'stc rday morning When arraiRned
he had forgotten all abOu' the event
so was sent 20 fhe works for 80 DAYS.
during which time D. b. hoped that
he will regain his memory
William Ridden came over from
Ohio "Wednesday and showsd go
Nheelingites how 10 get really poi
luted. He was picked up by Onicer
Barcley and yesterday morning paId
q fine Of s. and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
KIDDIES' PICNIC
Youngsters Of Wheeling and Vicinity
Have BIC outinn a. Wheel.
ina Park

Yesterday vas red-letter day tor
children Of Wheeling and vicinity.
wh'n they we're given free access 20
The park. there 70 enjoy the b. auttes
~ It's offerings before the school beu
rings nett Tuesday FROM early
morning until late IN the afternoon
'h' merry peals Of laughter waited
ny tho breezes only told too well how
the young folks were enjoying their
outing Zach child vas given n num-
her 81 tickets good for free rides on
tho different roller devices In tho
PARK There were during the DAY
possibly tuo thousand children on
The grounds This will end the chill
dren's wholesome fun until next year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

inc Attorney Judge asked that con
tempt proceed ings be brought against
the with sses
Ernest Wilson. husband " Mrs.
Ella Wilson. he complaining witness
failed 10 APPEAR. az did Mrs Sadie
Little. OF East Liverpool. in whose
house u Is .harged that Anderson
Kept Mrs. Wilson. deputy United
states marshal was sent AFTER Dotn
parties and their early apprehension
IL looked for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
FOR CONTEMPT
Two Witnesses rau To Appear For
Andersen White Slave Nearing
ard Rules Are Asked For

when che case o. The United states
". John Andersen negro white
SLAYER. was called by 4 : Commits
sioner Boyd Yesterday. two witnesses
who had been subpcenaed failed 20
appear. snd a. the close Of the hear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
LOCAL ctoAR STORES
GRANTED a CHARTER

4 ''ffIhrafe ~ Incorporation vas
issued by fle secretary 81 state.
stuart p Reed. yssterdav. 20 mo
Wells CIGAR store. 81 this city Inc
authorized capital d. ftO.nUp ami mo
incorpofators arr John " W,u-. ia
vid Speyrr. Charlie = WoU % vs.
Wells and 10 Wolf all ~ fhIa cfff
~" store le ipeatrd ON Marker
street in The lu'afion formerly o..
'upi"i Dos the V.li. d Noufc con.
pany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
MIXED SPICES

To obtain the best results
Spices for Catsup. etc. must be
properly blended This can only
he accomplished by experts
just enough Of each Spiee-too
much Of one kind will kill the
taste Of the others.
Our Spices are blended by ex-
1crts who have made spices their
life study
3Oc a Pound for the Finest
Mixtures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
WIN r C A r

You will make no mistake IL
YOU use Helms for your Pickles
and Catsur
Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar.
35c Gallon.
Heinz White Picking Vinegar,
Boo Gallon.
Parahne. Seal Wax. Paper Liners
for Tin Cans. Catsup. Bottles, etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
HAVE YOU SEEN The
new FALL WOOLENS?

ITO" "" 1T"TIHIlI - ~ -"-|-
WfI'H 'r. Na .. f.H.la and
thsy.rs veil worth your inspection.
NNH fHf ffrf" rHH ... fIfIaa ..| ODD.
.ffesf shades Ir FlrtIr. ..f f....
Faffsa
f.fHae .r.r measure ..r tsr..- Gel.
r.. vii Is ffe flaf
The gp,t..-.-,
shop r. ULNO p C0NC WIN f.1...
81 Good I.IIIallN NIIINN Tau..r.
Values rur,tsh.r.
iazI-I4z5 NARKrr srREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

Spring Chickens. fresh dressed. al
Beuter Bros
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

Paul \. YerXa left Monday for
Sioux Falls, where on Decem Der
18th he will be married to Miss
Geneva Todd Paul is one of the
bright lights in the bachelor bunch
Of Mobridge and his mates felt the
fullest confidence in his loyalty to
heir circle and his ability to
successfully elude the snares that
were placed for his capture by the
females Of the specie. Paul =
desertion from the ranks of the
Care Free Boys is regretted by
very member Of the club. They
promise to give Paul one real good
open air concert when he returns
to Mobridge and then erase his
name from their roster.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
"DOC" Goodman In Florida.

This week THE News editor
received Il picture postal from
Doe Goodman that was mailed
at French Lick. Indiana. Mr..
Goodman stated that the members
of tie auto party are all we'll,
happy and expected to be III
jacksonville. Florida, within a
few days. To those who know
Doc Goodman it is easy to
picture him arrayed from head to-
foot in white togs. walking along
under the palms or sitting in some
pleasant spot slipping a Bryan
grape iiuice cocktail while he
entertains his hearers with true
tales of the golden opportunities
that abound in the Great North
west.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

I SCHOOL NOTES
] Items Picked Up at the Mobridse
Schools by a High School Pupil
.0~s:

The tire-driIl wa, tried in the
High School building Tuesday. 1t
is reported that the entire building
was vacated in thirty-siX seconds.
This is the least amount Of time II
has ever taken them.
S.S
Henry Thompson has taken up
the studies of the freshman class
this week.
80
The students were given Il hOll-
day last Friday, as it was necessary
for the teachers to attend the county
meeting held at Selby.
90
The students of the high school
have prepared exhibit work, thi>
week. for any one who iS Interested
in the studies.
The girls of the seventh and
eighth grades. and of the high
school recently organized basket
bail teams. Nina Hooper was elect
ed captain of the high school team,
while Lillian Perry will lead the
Grade students. Practice will begin
some time in the near future, aud
1 it j. to be hoped that match games
can be arranged between the two
teams and with neighborirG basket
ball teams also. The high schoo
girls have chosen orange and black
! for their colors, and will wear black
suits and orange ties.
90
Dorothy Ritchey, of the eigh
grade. has left school and will spent
the winter in Nebraska.
90
Nenophon Eindel, OF the seventh
grade, visited with his mother a
Mclaughlin the first part of tn
week.
90
The attendance in the West Sid
primary room has been almost per
feet this weeG.
90
Miss Swanson's primary roor
are hard ut work on the dramatiza
ton of Cinderella which they Wi
give at Christmas time.
60
The secoud grade have complete
I almost half of thew -yea1er.
! 80
The high school room will nt
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
SgenCer Field Recovered.

Spencer Field has so far recovered
from his recent sever attack OF
typhoid fever as to be able to be
down town again and attend to his
business affairs. Spencer bad Il
hard seig9 Of sickness and his large
circle of friends are pleased that he
is recovering so rapidly.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

Mrs. j. +. Rltche accompanied
by her daughters Miss Leila, Doro-
thy and Lois. left Tuesday to spend
the winter with relatives living III
Nebraska.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
Larsest Assortment in City.

We have the largest assortment
of choice candies and nuts in the
city. Star Bakery advt
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
Choice Xmas Candies.

Get your Xmas Candy at the
Mobridge Candy Kitchen. We
make it fresh every day. adv't
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

I'm enjoyable change III the morn
iug exercises has been taken up
by Miss Schmidt, and the rudiments
of music are being taught from the
blackboard. The children are be-
ing benefited by this and enjoy it
very much.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

all
skill must be
in in
variety the
There each ana te
side with
the oeador the
NJ Ind