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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

the Elks will entertain at their club
with an Easter ball. and the Carroll
Club entertains the same evening
with their holiday ball. a number
Of pre-nuptial events are being ar
ranged for the brides-elect, OF which
there are many this spring. Already
-four young ladies OF the social set
have announced their coming we'd
dings. and three others are conten-
plating matrimony in the early future.
Society will be busy all spring with
events of interest
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OF is "A soner." You apply "GETS-IT'
In 2 seconds. that's all. "GETS-IT''
does the rest. There's no more fuss.
ing. no more bandages to fix. no more
salve 10 turn the feSh red and raw.
No more plasters TO get misplaced and
press on the corn. No more pulling.
no more pain. no more picking and
gouging. no more razor
GETS-lT stops pain. shriyels up
me corn, and the corn VaniShes.
""GETS-fT" never fails. Is harmless to
healthy flesh. Warts. callouses ana
bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT" is sold at drug stores AZ
25c a bottle. or sent on receipt OF
price by r. Lawrence a. Co. Chicago.
sold In Wheeling by Raer's Quality
1uarihhcy quinn 5 Quality Pharmacy.
John Coleman Co. Mci.ain's Drug
Store. G.. n. Griest & Co.-Adv.
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Sacred Cantata.

Probably the most elaborate pro-
gram of Easter music has been ar
ranged by DIR. Louis Brookes, direc-
tor OF ST. Matthew'S T.. L. choir.
This music is to be given on Thurs.
DAY. the day before Good Friday. and
IS "Gethsemane." composed by G..
Lee Williams. late organist and mas
ter Of the choristers at Gloucester.
England. The words are written and
compiled by Joseph Bennett.
The cantata opens with a short or
chestral introduction. which at once
conveys to the hearers the peaceful
solitude of the Garden" 20. Sacred
Garden. Calm and STILL" is the first
chorus. 20. Suffering Jesus" the
next number. is the chorale for male
voices. in four parts. Following the
choral are some recitatives and
chorus for the male voices. Lord.
We are ready to go with Thee, both
into prison and unto death" The
next number is a solo for bass.
Come Armed Host" The next is
20. Saviour. Thy Soldiers We" an
Deepening Peace the O;arden Lies" Is
the next. a solo. An orchestral num-
Der. ON the Way to Gethsemane. .
follows. and a chorale. Father, Lord.
Whose Will Prevalent" is the naxt
number. a chorus.
No. : opens with the hene that is
introduced in most of the numbers.
II is a simple little melody OF four
bars and can easily be discerned b,
the congregation. No. = is a very de
%scriptive solo for the bass: this
number is full OF pathos. No. . Is n
recitative for emo and bass. This
ends with an Amen" which IS
sublime. No. II is a recitative.
No. - a chorale No. Is is very
beautiful. representing the agony Of
GA Lord. No. IA is a chorus for male
voice.; this is one OF the best num-
hers. Nos. II. Is and Il are recita-
tives. No. Is is without doubt a well
written number and is fully in keep
ing with the words. Dear Lord. For
saken. Desolate." The climax is
reached when the choir sings in uni
son the old familiar hymn. Rocking
ham,. 10 the words. Lord help us
when our SORROWS come Mr.. George
Jefferson. tenor. and Mr.. David Crav:-
ford. basso. will be the soloiste.
Music lovers OF Wheeling will be we'll
repaid n they make up their minds
TO attend the cantata. The service
commences AZ 1:3O p. m. on Thurs
day. March 20.
Annual Banquet.
Members of the Willing Workers
Society of tho 81 pauTs Ey.ngotgo,t
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Enhancement Announced.

The engagement of Miss Belle
Usher. of Bridgeport. to DR.. Woolarj.
OF Wellsburg. was announced at 4
pretty party given by Miss Martha
Mcclure and Miss Gertrude Smith at
the formers home on the Island.
Monday evening. The wedding will
take place the middle OF April.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
FROM the City.

Little Margaret Anna Frohme. six
teen-months-oli daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Frohme. of North Market
street. swallowed a safety pin on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gardner, OF
Philadelphia. spent Saturday and Sun
day with their mother at West Lib
erty. who is very i'll.
Mrs. Charles Rogers. of West Lib
erty, Is in the city on account OF the
serious illness OF her father, Mr.. Britt.
OF East Wheeling. who fell and was
injured.
Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler and daueh-
ter. Miss Cornelia. Of North Main
street, are shopping in New York
City.
Miss Nettie Gutman. who attends
college at Goucher. will arrive in the
city to-day. to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gutman.
Dent \. Taylor. Of the Island. left
Monday evening for a business trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. George Phillips and Miss Par
son spent Monday in Pittsburgh. in
the millinery business.
Mrs. John Hoffman. Jr.. and Louis
Heiner are spending a few weeks at
the Battle Creek sanitarium. Battle
Creek. Mich.
Mrs. Jesse Bloch and Mrs. y. A.
Haning leave the last Of the week for
Cumberland. Md. where they will at
tend the Torrington-McHenry we'd
ding. Both are members OF the we'd
ding party.
George Green. OF st. Cairsville. was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Miss Margaret Fullerton. OF Park
ersburg. Is the guest OF friends on
North Main street.
Mrs. J.. c. McCurdy has returned TO
her home on McColloch street. after
an extended visit with relatives in
GAINESVILLE. O.
Miss Evelyn Barley. Of the South
SICe. l. the guest OF friends In New
Martinsville.
Charles Hughes. Of st. Clairsville.
wa a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Miss Caroline Jackson. Of the Isl
and. is visiting relatives in New Mat
amoras.
l. J. P~orterGeld. Of Pittsburgh. is
in The city. looking after business in
terests.
Miss Margaret Hatcher. Of East Liv-
crIoOl. q. IS the guest OF friends on
the Island.
Mrs. a. VI Wilson. Of South Chap
line street. is visiting relatives in
South Bend. Ind
Miss Marie D%aGgherty. Of New vii.
miHgton. Pa, Is visiting friends ia
this city.
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klin-Stoct

The wedding of Miss Margaret
Stoetzer. OF this city. and Mr.. Oakley
Conklin took place at the parsonage
OF the First Christian church on
South Chapline street. and Rev.
". II. Fields officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conklin will make their home in the
city. a. the groom is connected with
the LaBelle MIL.
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Entertained tuesday Club.

Miss Gertrude Garden. OF North
Main street. entertained the members
OF the Monday Bridge Club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. and. Of
course. that popular diversion was
enjoyed and a luDcirvon served.
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Custom has long decreed,
and it seems the decree is
to he permanent, that sill
verware is the wedding
gift most in favor.
Whether your preference
may be individual pieces or
set. your selection OF
Lukens Silverware assures
you excellence of design.
material and workmanship
in the highest degree at
tainable.
LUKENS SILVER SHOP
One Plain Price Always TO All
1914 Market St.
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church will hold a banquet Wednes-
day evening. April =. in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. An in
.teresting program Is being arranged.
and special music will be a feature.
children's Party.
Miss Mary Alice Powell enter
tanned a number of her friends at
her home on North Chapline street
Saturday afternoon. to celebrate her
9th birthday. and she received many
pretty gifts. All kinds OF games were
played. n a souvenir was given
each child. Delicious CONNECTIONS
were enjoyed. The following were
present:
Misses.
Marie Stipes. Catherine Brannen,
Mary Margaret Sarah Nichols.
Curran. Mary Virginia
Helen Gollner. Gollne
Mary Miller. Virginia Gaus.
Zillah Newman. Hilda Rinehart.
Pauline H~erschburc.
Masters:
Eugene M~orningstar. Louis Gaus.
Louis Newman. Earl Powell
Felix Westwood. William Powell.
Harry Craig.
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SUIT F R $4,000
Marshall County msn Asks For Sur
For Personal Injuries
Sustained.

suit a hled In the Circui, Court
OF Marshall county at NoundqvlIe
WITH Circuit Clerk Victor y Myers
by August Ncuman. ~ MoundFviile
against the Moundsvuie Electrical
,,mIanv FOR damages in the sum ~
SIS 900
The bill ~ particulars has not been
uied mt 10 IL understood that Ncuman
Nas BADLY burned several months ago
y injured when 10 picked up n live
Vtre on Fourth street. N~cundsvifie
which y said 10 have been lcN on tho
Sidewalk
Attorneys O'Hrien and ORren 81
thiS CITY. are couscl FOR the plaintiff
Why doesn't wombat'q vile Ike
vow"
I'm b man he meets down Town
every now and then the ono who
pcrsuades him 10 have = drink -
Pittsburgh Post
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Easter Week Affairs.

The Wheeling Tennis Club will en-
tertain with an Easter ball at the
Elks II on Tuesday evening. and
on Wednesday evening of next week
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''Oh Girls! Do TRY
GETS-IT for Corns''
n New Plan Corn Cure. No Fuss
No Pair. Sure and Quick.

You used anything like
GETS-IT" for corns. before, You're
sure At last that every stubborn corn
that you've tried SO long 10 get rid
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G. w. q. Club.

Miss Elizabeth Bittler entertained
the g. w. X. Club at her home in
the North End on Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in sewing and
games. and a luncheon was served
The club will be entertained next by
MISS Tillie kupske. of Twenty-ninth
street. The following were present
tuesday: Misses Tillie Kupske, MAJ
garet Hose, Clara Setter. Anna
hutschmann. Pauline Weimer. Rose
Blessing, Edith Book and Alice Lane.
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Annual Banquet.
Members of the Willing Workers
Society OF the st. Paul's Evangelical
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SEWING Club.

Mrs. Frank Sedgwick. OF Martins
Ferry. will entertain her sewing club
on Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

Easter Fancy Vests for men. 81 10
$500. MeFADDEN'S.
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LABOR DAY OUTING
AT COUNTRY CLUB
PROMISES TO BE BIGGEST YET
HELD AND MANY FEA-
TURES ARRANGED.
Social Events Still Take on Nature Of
Outings and Tango Never
Grows Old.

The members OF the Country club
are looking forward 10 a fine time to-
DAY at the club. The Labor day fes-
tivtties have always proven a success
ana many guests will drive out TO
the club early. They will remain for
the special series OF events scheduled
Tor the day and in the evening will
enjoy dancing.
Manager Dimmey and his CORDS OF
assistants will be on deck TO make
the usual preparations for the DAYS
festivities and a delicious chicken
dinner VIII be served. Already many
reservations have been made and n
number OF dinner parties will be Civ
en-. The menu will Include the custo-
mary delicacies.
There will be handicap golf match
beginning at . o'clock and a tennis
tournament heginriug AT . o'clock will
be feature. with handsome trophies
offered. MeIsters orchestra will plav
concert music during the day Tor
cancfnE In the evening. The club
coach Will make frequent extra trips
as needed starting at 10 O'Clock.
II is safe to say none Of the NOM
bers will miss the opportunity TO at
tend the last big event OF the season
az the club. The many pleasures Of
fered will attract old and young anil
all are anticipating a fine time. The
club viii not close with this event
but Will remain open until after Hal
lowe'en. but this will be the last big
event.
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How much pleasure. how many kind
deeds. what brilliant enterprises are
lost TO the world just because that
particular cog In the human makeup
ihat gets things started works with
such difficulty.
Most OF us human beings seem to
De Ike automobiles which have been
stalled. once the start has been made
We glide along as easily as can he.
nut some one has got 10 work over
US Just 50 long before we can be
started
There are always ton people VINO
VIII 90 ahead with energy on any en-
terprise to ore who viii start 10.
There are always utne'y-nine people
VINO VIII sien = subscription list or a
protest or ANYTHING OF that sort, pro
vid"d the one hIudredth man can be
FOUND 20 starr -
Is here anything rarcr than a caller
Fhc finishes her cal and :hcn starts
T. 60 and actually goes without any
repeats and rrmb'luE and crealting 81
Der starting mach u-ry7 Unless IL be
tie business man or woman who can
si' down 70 his or her desk in the
morning ard start az once to work
without any preliminaries
Practice starting Quickly and win
out fuss. and you will b. learning %
eliminate ono 81 che big wastes OF the
average human machine.
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GETTING STARTED.
By Ruth Cameron

We've ahd such n good time this
evening said a neishbOr Of mine. tn.
other night. as she and her husband
We're leaving after 4 call that We. at
least, had found most enjoyable. IT'S
done me lots of good 10 get out We
should have come long ago: we've
spoken OF II again and again. but you
Know IT'S so hard getting started We
won't let IL be So long again"
I'm sure my ncishbor meant that
last with all her heart when she said
r. and yet I'm Just as sure tha; IL will
De quite as long aEain. You soc. I
don't doubt that she'll want TO come
Just as cordially as we want 10 have
her. but ! feel pretty sure that she'll
run up against that same old snag-
me difficulty q: getting started
And what ~nag hat j.. 10 be sure,
Tor the Who'll" human race.
meant 10 DO q lo' ~ good reading
mis- winter" says Molly. ,hs Lit:ls
noerapher LADY," BIT someho~ 7
couldn't seem 20 go' started
4 don't know whom I've. enjoyed :
course ~ lectures 90 much" gays .he
Author Man. and "a think ! missed
the first three just because didn't get
Started
4 don't mimi doing tho fishes. &c
GAYS my uoiEhhD- rs she Hnger- -
the suppsr table but It's awfulIv hard
70 make the start
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EDUCATIONAL

Protected Home Circle. - making ar
fang"ments FOR yard yarty and ice
cream social Thursday evening. S-I'tenl-
Der !. At tho home Of George " thinner.
40. BIG North Wabash street
In the new city directory which has
Just l"en Issued there are 25t PERSONS
named Miller and 22i named smith Tic
Jones family IS third IN numbers. fol-
order nance.
William Ray. vice president 81 sub
Instruct NO. .. of the ohio Mine Work
efS. leaves this morning FOR chicago. TO
JON me Hia' con miSSIou which Is In
V tiEatine mining conditions In Illinois
Tor few weeks
Earl Frost Of weIlSburg. who has
h'cu straug' ~ missing for several DAYS
ana who was located In Pittsburgh Fri
daF. IN e someU hat weakened condition
has been Removed =" the II francis
Ii"spilal b. Pittsburgh
rms 80 he quiet dav AT the city
'Nl.uins' a. Practically all the city and
county offices VIII observe holiday
ho4r~ Police headquarters viii be open
all day. as usual
Announcements are almost COM
llef"d f"r Co." state convention Of the
W"rnan's christian Temperance Union
which VIII o." held at BluefIsid. Scptcm-
Ter ~. j. and j. Muuy local women
" ill attend 20. Frssions
Tie case uf -. Curlvosk.s arrested
SATURDAY hy ~aniirry officer \. = Cam
't'u f"r throwing rtsbhien IN tu. rear
~ ~ store. viii o." tr'cl Tuesday
morning Tie case was 60 have h..fi
heard saturday. bat because ~ failure
~ Eet witnesses p"stponemeu' was
IA $ stock. deputy t'nited states
r .fhu' '"lt"' tor. resigned his Position
saturday after - years service a. ac-
,'ri a position with tho Follack To-
iarrn c"npany. His position VIII be
II .heck 10y stee.2's 20 was sent g.
~t''" Auditor D. f'arsf SafurdTt hv
~N"fi0 s.. 7. Sweeney ls OHIO ,Dtinft.,s
snare - state ret'ur's.
t'" t~ir franchise was granted ~
We w I''I r~ VALLEY Light afi Tsuer
CONN., itr NJ Wool lrir saturday Pos the
counts commissioner 60 cell sIe,trirItv
..h'N. lh' county VII receive
'n. tIf n 'u" p'r cert ~ Tho conn
pan-~ 'lrrlrrq
Irtrs Snyder. vpunr i1f rft..is eitv
' charge ~ robbins n scout. SIDE ffa-e.
was Surrendered ry the county auflo-f-
vn' r't'i tI.'t he feared ." would coon
wd'r q HI'ar and Waiter p
PSI OF ff t"ei'r'I" uHrn'rr f.r THir-
l.'i ~ &C. iiret 'nrrr,s-
.r1l n 'ri.f .Irsrrf.Hu iu That ,ify
fifa AFTERNOON
''ff. IIHurr. manager ~ t.c FORT
II'.r. ,.Hi. h1s rssr suggcrtri iv his
'..'r.f f. o. .frfiIFfr f1r county rirrk
' h'r''l..n f't'f
F'f.. Ht.H0fl .Ie. were fIrf wifi.
q ' 'i.f. 'f t1' circuit. court saturday
81. Iff.. r...| ..rf frr g. -rr f- r-
.r '.i 10 UI'.i.e.r. c 90 Kri~e.
r'f I''r u-.r's- le James tiufrUiern
A. .". .. American ffHrflrr1furuI come
pow. 800. trf.rsf HF wsf aa Clio follow.
'-r .f.'. t'HI.a Uff.UTs ta ..tr of
.,.I', fi.... .,.'if W - ..n. anl
r 'htfHr of assault AMI battery
SION. -..1 ro~'ra.ts i1yc been ic' far
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For House Guest

Miss Eula Kiger, Of Sherrard. en-.
tertained Saturday evening in honor
Of Miss VIII AIDA Rogers. Of Bethany.
who IL her house guest this week.
III" evening was spent In games and
other diversions. Refreshm, nts were
served and the following were anon,
the guests: Misses Lura McCou1Ds.
Margaret RoCerson. Margaret Nc
combs. Augusta Bchrens, Dora Beh-
rens. Reka Behrens. Roxy Kippie.
Emma Bchrcns. Ruth McCombs. Flo
kiser. Ethel Kicer. VIII AIDA Rogers.
'u'.na kiger. Eula KiCer: Messrs. Leo
Cook. Emmett Rogerson. John Cook.
George McCOmbs. William Seabright.
Reid kiEcr, Ross Kiger. Herbert
Niger. Nell Nier. Mary Mier, Anna
llriscoll, George Garvin and Ned Nc.
Combs
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IIe-Thcro are ninc members ~ mv
family and we are just Ike "a baseball
team
What position does your father
slay7
10 Father is tho pitcbcr-the oh.
Or eight fuprort him
"hr Nd your rruttorf
~" f,he g. The csf-trr Wrcrcy.f
a}N.fg happens. no'ncr alUay-
catches ~
sh" what a queer family just Ike
o. ball team
iir fea. No 1.-Two ON farm md
my hf'le brothers play in fuo ou'IcId.
From Judge
Telephone operator. OF ff. ffuIv0kf
'NteF.b cxChaurr have formed I
.uIpn
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SeabriohtBea,.Ie

tn" coming wedding 81 Mics
Emma E"1t'i". " tho Island. and Mr..
"iI Soahtirhf. ~ Martins Ferry. has
neon announced The date hoing some
iiiur Iu september Tho Wedding will
3" q 1ui"' ono. and VII be- SoIemnizeI
~ 81. LukC's J. y church. where the
bride has Tor % nuWb.r ~ wears been
orE1uisf The rrpbm-'o 20 U.s. prouii.
mont NonnE man. being chief draughts-
man ~ the stanton Heater 90 -
Martins Ferry. o
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Enaaaement Announced

Announcement has j'si been made
OF the cngaGcmcnt OF Miss Lulu Cash.
or Shadyside. O.. 10 Mr.. Walter Fox
or carson city. Ncv. formerly OF Sa--
as, O. The wedding will be an event
OF the near future. and viii he sol.ru-
nized in pretty manner AZ tho brides
nome. Both young people are very
we'll known here. and have MANY
friends. Both are graduates OF the FL
MOTT Commercial School Miss Cash
mas been bookFeeper for the Greer e
iaing company. while Mr. Fox was
formerly engaged in business here.
nut now holds government position
in Carson CITY.
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COLLEGE:

bonds Of the American Waterworks and
Guarantee company.
Ali Wheellugifes who were IN at
tendance at the X. - T.. encImpment al
ClarksturR last wees have returned
There vas a very large del, cation Of To-
cal knights r. attendance.
The Modern WOodin-n snultoriurn.
located az Colorado Springs. col. Will d..
discussed and described 81 length by
John l. Harris. rational lecturer = that
order. Who viii speak in tie ECsrter
building Thursday evening. September l.
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Obituary
Earliwins obseauien.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. }. J. EariiWiuc. Who died at her
home iu Pleasant valley saturday even
Ing. VIII De held this afternoon from the
place of death 20 2. M Ms Earlr.
win" was VOL known 90 this vicinity she
leaves q Wide circle of friends tn muu4d
her loss. Immediately follow NIX tho
scrN Ices intcrm'ut viii De- 90 Gry,uw 0ud
cemetery.
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Mrs Maud Spoorrr N'ttc~ will r..
sumo hcr classes l1 dancing on Ocfo.
b"r iei ChildroIs cl4s.,s and ad.
F1uccd class. vii 1cAiu DO formed
and hold in tbc rlfs' auditorium tri
Tho lI'" society dlu~ta and DgIaarte
vii Dc taught hv Mrs Urckcr other
classes will ha conducted in 81 Cla..s.
VIE" Mound-v.l'o and other towns
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Ceiidhtful OutIro

Members Of IN. Cro'LSrs Mission
Band Il the Stone church al Elm
Grove were very delightfully."- enter
tanned Saturday afternoon and even
lHc NJ tho home OF Elmer Nichols. IN
refers Run About p little girls were
IN we party, and were conveyed 10 thu.
homestead Tram The -" bridge and r.
turn n TWO large picnic wagons
tasteiullv arranged supper was served
The guess, and n" party was chaDc.
roned by Mrs. William Sisson and
Miss Emma Herbst
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The-weddinE - Miss Ruth Stoinhau
ser. OF the Island and Mr. Ira Jacobs.
OF TULSA Oklahoma. VIII take place
September 2lst The wedding viii 10
largely attended by out-of-town guests
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The oldest national rtr in Che world
o. that 81 Denmark. whlch dates from
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RRc-~--
s S S AND BRAINS ss65J Js s0 %Is6 az TRAINING
The West VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE

~ f fEa PeHs 4scans AvatA, " N Hlt dnrF
Of
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About People
Movements Of individuals 30 and
From the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Stamm-E. d. Sprage. Cameron
Mrs. .. NJ. Ogden. A. V. Ogden, Jo-
sephine Ogden. Fairmont. o. H.
Woofter. Kenova-
Grand Central-R. Toothman, Fair
mont: William Dudley. Grafton.
Brunswick-Frank Adams, Harry
Smith, Par&ersburg. X. l.. Kemp. Sis
tersyille; 7. Beresford. Fairmont; l..
l. Jones. Cameron: II. NJ. Spencer.
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