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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
Bridgeport Briefs.

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Mrs. W. l. Smith and son. OF Al
berta. Can. are here the guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Farmer.
John Shivers returned last evening
after spending the day with Claring-
ton friends.
Edward Doener returned last even
ing after spending few days with
friends in Darlington.
County Treasurer Richard was in
the city yesterday. he having come
down from ST. Clairsville TO attend
the Elk's memorial at Martins Ferry.
John Shivers spent Sunday the
guest OF friends and relatives at Clar-
ington and will return home to-day.
The miners in this vicinity will re-
ceive their regular semi-monthly pay
"Wednesday OF this week.
Matters have been very quiet
around the city building for the last
several weeks a STEW arrests have
been made.
A case OF membraneous has de-
veloped in the Beck home in Kirk
wood. the place having been quaran-
tined Saturday afternoon.
The Junior Mechanics will hold a
regular meeting in their hall this
evening and several candidates will
be initiated
AS yet no basketball team. OF this
city. has been organized owing to the
fact that no games can be played in
the Opera block.
Any one having any items OF inter
est for this paper can call 3l2-J. Mar
tins Ferry. on the Bell phone
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To Boost

George b. Irving. an industrial pro
moter of Chicago. Ill. has been Sc
cured by the executive committee Of
the Bellaire Progressive Association
To conduct "a membership campaign
IN this city. The association has
adopted the slogan: One thousand
members for the Bellaire Progressive
Association and bigger and better Bel
laire In few years Mr.. Irving will
start upon his campaign In February
and Is confident OF success. He in.
tends To carry the campaign among
the farmers or this vicinity and in
nuce them to become members OF this
association. He has conducted cam
paigns in ~everal large cities and has
always met with great success.
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Grange Meeting.

me regular meeting Of the West
Alexander Grange will be held in the
auditorium or the Peoples Nationa
Bank. West Alexander. THURSDAY and
friday or this week Excellent pro
grams have been arranged for the meet
img. which Will open at 1870 O'Clock on
nul sdas afternoon. The Thursdlv
session VIII hr Boz charge Of the ladies OF
i.' grange. which have arranged A
musical program and entertainment
MT Royce Hamilton. 81 BETHANY. Will
EiN" au Illustrated lecture iu the even
ihE on the Dawn Of Plenty" which
promises Co Doe very interesting Tho
IldaN session viii be an al day affair
and viii be devoted rrfurfpallv 10 ne
discussion ~ different pUestious bv tho
men OF tho association Friday might
me thautaupua Male quartet assisted
hN MIS- kiurhcloc. o. Wheeling will
form the principal attraction. All ar
TaugFment~ for the meeting have beer
completed and 90 promises 10 De one of
association
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Oncns His Evening

The duck pin league for the winter
will open on the local bowling alleys.
and all Of the teams that are entered
are I'm fine shape. and 81 is thought
that SONS excellent scores will be
made while the league Is in progress.
The following Is the schedule for the
first week.
Monday evening-Bowlers VS.. Jolly
Three
Tuesday evening-Ish Ca Bibble vs..
kirkwoOds.
Wednesday evening-Travelers VS..
Belmouts
Thursday evening - Martins Ferry
vs.. Climbers.
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MARTINS FERRY


The "F'raternal Trading Post" to be
given under the auspices of the Frater-
nal Beneficial association In the Armory
hall tins week will open this evening
ana no doubt large crowds will be In a It
lures viii be presented. This evening
the Forcsters. Junior Mechanics and
vaudeville act Will be given. There will
be all kinds % booths and stands In op-
Grafton. The proceeds derived from the
auair this week will go toward the
erection OF a concrete platform to be
erected In RtNerNtew cemetery and
which Will be dedicated to the old
EmIlIars
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How to Bankrupt the Doctor.

prominent New York physician
says. IT II were not for the thin stock
lngs and thin soled shoes worn by wo-
men the doctors would probably be
bankrupt When YOU contract a cold
DO not walt for II 10 develop into pneu.
monia, but treat II at once. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy IS intended espe.
clally for coughs and colds, and has
won a wide reputation by its cures OF
these diseases IL is most efectual
and is pleasant and safe 20 take. For
sale by all dealers-Adv.
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Miners Idle

All four of the Troll mines in this
vicinity are idle as a result OF the mi
ners going out on strike because
one or the drivers. who had been in
jail for the last ten DAYS. 'appeared for
work last Friday and was told BY the
management that he was not needed
AZ soon as word went around to the
erect that the man was discharged
all OF the miners laid down their tools.
II is expected that the mine will be
Idle several days.
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NJ ass Mectlno.

No doubt large crowd will be pres.
ent AT the big public mass meeting
70 De held this evening at the city
ouliulng TO learn why the public
schools or this city have been ordered
closed at the end OF the term of school
Al me meeting why the new building
ana Improvements as proposed will
be explained. and il should be the
duty OF all OF the citizens TO be pres.
ent. That the bond issue will carry
at the special election 10 be held next
week will carry is without a doubt.
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snrrestinn nr..,inn

no rerIufuI- OF the town AZ Fulton
VII meet This evening FOR the rurIo.e
"I NAMING cludldafes Tor the town e1e,.
I"u q" hr held January Tho election
ie said that several OF Inc forrr.r ,re..
Gers Df tne town VIII le rardIfafes Tor
reelection and chat H strong ticket fs
.'l.E "fgtnizrd FOR fne purpose uf over.
throwing The present 0fraufgtfIDr Do
Ir said thaf fls 1utI.furf exchange tI.tst
VIII hn headed ly Ir Ebb.fts aud fnsf
complete ticket viii ne announced
N.fN.U 70 few II..
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More Pheasants.

Deputy Game Warden John T. TRAY.
crs, Of this city. will receive about
zoo Hungarian pheasants from the
hsh and game warden Of Ohio 10 be
distributed in this county. The birds
VIII be placed in the care OF the farm
erS whose places are hes, adapted to
the Matching and care Of the birds.
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ManN Attended

\ large number ~ people from this
city attended tho annual lodge OF sor-
row Of the Martins Ferry Elks. held
yesterday afternoon IN the latter city.
as great many members Of the or
der live in this CITY. The memorial
address was delivered by Rev. Crick-
enberger or this city. The services
were the most impressive ever held
by the lodge
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Increase Not Granted.

At tho regular meeting Of the city
puhcil hcli In the council chambers on
North Fourth street saturday the mem
htrs refused To- grant the Increase in
wages demanded by the uromou. engiu-
GERS ana Anemeu In the city ana the
matter was laid over TIL the next meet
iuE IN order that the demand may be in
Nc-tigated. They decided to make the
traction company place new tenders ON
their cars as they claim that they would
10 Ia a certain time. but the time limit
mas expired and the same tenders are
Still iu use
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UT .rr 1T Cd BUTLER % TIfl Grove
''"f' ono NJ f.c busiest etcu.rra rnr
OF John Uuhnie and WUfIau. Wa. .r
.''n '1nE .1nrgcr. Roth were released
-.m .Isfnil urnu promising fn leave
L'Mn aNd NOT refurr George Hand rr
rar rrferfed fur Ifrh.hfrr Or. rreeft ana
.ti'F failing Through f.s 1arrr plate
lae window .r tho emifN rnnfnFrauh
saIerr We VIII Dc riNrr trial tile
evening before Mayor D. Is rIre az ro
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Menss Meetino

Another one OF the series Of meet
lncs arranged for men bv the Dona-
hoy Bible class Of the Eirkwood Pres
hytorisu church will be held this
evening and the speaker will be Or
william Steward Fulton OF Wheeling.
Who Will lecture on Health The
meetings are all largely attended and
much interest is being taken.
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Preparations are bciuE made bv tie
churches of Elm Grove ana tn. Eanr.
memorial OF Woodsdalc Tor tho attend
inC ~ tho rally Co be held az the +i-st
sunday afternoon Iefecatiofs r-cr.,
IN" lin Grove N. h. Stone PresbVterI4u.
vance Memorial and several others. will
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Funeral Yesterday.

unefal services We're held from his
late home IN Highland city yesterday
morning Al 10 % clock over the remains
OF the late Joe GaVarrie who was
Ellled ~ the Kelly mine at Rayland late
friday afternoon. The services were IN
Sharse OF the Royal Italian society OF
bilOnvale and A large number OF the
members were in attendance Internent
vas made In the Warrenton cemetery
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Farmers Institute

\ large number from this city will
attend the Farmers Institute TO be
held in the W. c. T. L. at Colerain to-
day and tomorrow. as a very interest
ing program has been prepared for the
event. Sessions will be held both
morning. afternoon and evening OF
both days
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completino ARRANGEMENTS

The Daughters Of Liberty are fast
completing arrangements for their
fair and festival. which will be held
In the opera house December Is. 10
and 20. The committee in charge OF
tht ARRANGEMENTS are working hard
20 make the affair a success and il is
hoped that their efforts will be re-
wardpd
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wall A,,.na.d

Tie holiday openings that we're held
10 tu" Nonlo. ilesIpp and iioge stores 100
fNIs city Saturia, were well attended
nui thousands of people passed tarpugu
CO." i.ree stores during th. afternoon anu
evening ana viewed the holiday goods
THAT wer" ON display The local rner-
ANTS have the largest line Of goods ~
.ard This year than they have carried
iHr several wears which ap.4ka Wen
for Tie business pruzue.f4
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~ the meeting ~ tho Elks TO be- held
t,lN cf'n.'E t-e uaftereof purchasing
The Havre building the present QUAR-
tiers uf tie lodge viii BE- up for con sid
Grafton. as au orcr has been made FOR
NE building hy both the Red Men and
odd Fellows lodge TIE EIks ,tII h.v,.
tf+t choice. as they have four Vcnre'
lease "u mo building. but should they
lodges IfDHrUIg v.I|T
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crossing without whistiing or giving any
warning OF their approach. and at the
same time the siding at this point Is
hlled with cars. making IL next to i'm
possible 10 see an approaching train.
For this reason several narrow escapes
from serious accidents have been report
ed within the past few months
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one ~ fhe most dangerous and vcr
one ~ The crossings ~ Tire fl a o. that
LH given tfr least attention Ia that of
L.F Nafi0rHI road Hf Efw Grove DO Del
it.H fIht curing Tho dow H uufHH man
Do .ert 40 tIc Cf.rs.ur fr warr tho frav-
l.A rn'I. or 'No approach 90 trains.
hoo however In NOT enfIafHHf0rr Ha
VIZ itHirs continue q. run and fre ue..
rIe % travel long after the wafahuar
nae gone fn Nia home after finishing Hia
daf work Dr. ie also stated Nt rrorrl.
INni .'iifffH f'Hf frr'gnf ffaIHs travel
me a' "a fapIf rare ~ speed approach abe
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entertainment rhi. Evening

40 doubt large crowd will be pres
eut this evening at the entertainment
that viii be given in the high school
auditorium FOR the benefit Of the
schools as large number ~ tickets
have been sold. The entertainment viii
d" very pleasing To the children as the
dog that viii be used IN the program is
wen trained The program viii begin
at $50 o'clock.
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Banquet This Evening.

TT ItlNaI NTTU MasUUN vii |III an
important meeting iu heir haI ON Han
over sigcet this evening and several
matters Of importance will De given at
iention After the business is completed
o. program VIII DE rendered. followed D..
banquet Tie menu that las been
Iicnarrl TOR tie evening will br the
finest that could De arranged.
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Missionarv Meeting.

The Woman'S Evening Missionary
society o. 'ho Kir,wood Presbyterian
church viii he held this evening and
the following program VII be rcn.
dcred
Topic Home Missions Financed"
Measuring the Demand. ..............
....... ........ Miss Theresa Elhert
lrrresSirr tho supply ..............
.......... .-.. Miss Agnes Mc6souFh
Conserving the Results ...........
..-... ......-..... Miss El4ic UUi
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Tiahar Ennn--I

"ncrH e'rrices over the remains 81
the late Elsie Fisher. the is wear ola
aa ighter ~ Mr. and Mrs Eardofpb
ll.h'i' or near Dallas. who passed auav
Frid1 evening following Ia rr.1..,,.--'t
liiHe-f. was hold yesterday NJ % o.cfo~t
o. iu.. from the sand hil ". D.. ,hur-r
He.. Harder OF IN" Dallas church. on
'lHf"d Iutcrmcut 80 tho sand IIli GEM
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The Fulton school has within the past
rev weeks started a class In the Dorues-
TIC Art science. which Is In charge of
teachers. Miss olive Hunter and Miss
i;ii]abeth Cheering. The progress OF the
class IS considered very good and much
praise - given 10 the pupils by their
tetchefs The class though COMPARE
ukelN new Is rapidly increasing in en-
IeIlnent ana under the able instruction
"f the present teachers il will no doubt
prove "A Cumulsfe sueggea
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West Virginia Traction &c
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Comp.ny's au-
thorized pay stations:

Company's Office. corner 18th q
Chapiine Street. Wheeling. w. Va
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va
The First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove, West Virginia
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills at the most convenient pay
station c. d JuNKINS. Treasurer.
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The regular weekly meeting OF the
Henry Clay camp. Modern Woodmen OF
America, will be held in the lodge
rooms on Main street Elm Grove. Tues
day evening IL Is Understood that AT
TINS time the lodge will decide whether
they Will continue their present lease
on the building. Several other mat
ters OF business will also be aiken up.
including. the giving OF degree work 10
a large number OF candidates After
the business OF the evening a social
hour will observed
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Mission Meeting.

ne 'ruthcrs Mission baud OF the
stone church will meet Saturday at 2
a. clock y. IN. at the home OF Mrs. Julia
Atkinson Of Elm Grave. Matters per
tanning to the Christmas program Tor
the cub viii be taken up after which n
social session will he enjoyed. All
members are urged To be present.
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NJ fNc I.r-f 20 81. SUNDAY school rer.
.'IuaN morning Women aa. Was nl.
.' 90 HHd the ladies bad charge ~ tho
sunday SCHOOL during fHs mntu|ue. and
u'.f. time w1s devoted EF them fo to
-.'H Nn"' m Nfa also uH~f OF the
.. oaf program being held n 4u 81
fl" ...reHar ire wsuH.rerIu .f fHa
~.nIH. a.I..' Tine students tre pre-.
rI..rE 0rr program FIJI. 10 rendered. Al
f.. tHrIufWHH entertainment
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Elka' Memorial.

Despite the Indictment weather Of yes
terday afternoon a lurgc crowd attended
ne annual lodge ~ sorrow held by the
jas ~ the High school auditorium. and
those present were well pleased with the
program that vas rendered Tn. me-
moral address. which was delivered by
rev. 'FickenrcrEer. ~ Bridgeport was
thc hucst heard foo this sity for some
i'Wc. Music during the afternoon WAS
furnished 10y Mei-ter.S band and orches-
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Cana Pnatnnn.h-

INr same H" football that vac alHe.
iI..I f.- yesterday afternoon on fHa
HI.I frIi between the D. A. CHM
H'I team from liciiaire was post.
rONrI nr account ~ fnr rafrt vrafNar
10 iH erpr.trd that che game viii b..
PLAYED - later date
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Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services were held yester.
day afternoon over the remains OF the
late Mrs Mary Cipps Schlde. who died
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
John Miller. Friday evening. after n
lingering Illness. The services were in
charge OF Rev. George Way. OF the
Spiritualist church in Wheeling. In.
terment was made in Weeks Gene
terry
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are Go yD'I FOR getting
o hold ~ your Won.
derful Remedy Nv
wife could not have
nad but n short time
90 live n che had rot
taken yuur Wonderful
l,rwcdE when she fiI
one more 81 those
raroNysru pains she
W ms having would
have Killed her with
Hut a doubt Now she
~ free from OH pair.
FHTT from HrnHH #a...
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on doubt there will be a large crowd on
hand TO witness the performance. Mr..
Feitz was at one time a great magician
but on account OF his health was forced
not forgotten any OF the tricks and viii
delight the crowd
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TRUSTEE ELECTED.

At meeting Saturday OF the
creditors OF the 4. u. Howe Machine
company. bankrupt. held before Rel.
cree Henry \. Nolte. Attorney Her
man a. llundt was elected trustee
He qualihcd hy giving bond in mo
sum Of $1,000. Henry WeisForber
x. ~. Manlke and W. IL Rinehart
were named as appraisers.
IN order Of discharge was entered
saturday in the federal court in the
bankruptcy case OF Frank @. Tfggle.
PACK, a former Wheeling butcher.
hnal meeting Of the creditors I'm
me q. q. smith bankruptcy matter
Referee Notes Office.
Electric Lamps az cost at HUl1,an
a Sons, Eleventh Street.
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BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
First dose of "Pape's Cold Com
pound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't stay stured.nn,

IN STAY tluuel-up.
Quit blowing and snuffing, A dose
OF "Papes cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken. will end grippe misery and
break up a sevre cold either in the
head, chest body or limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages: stops nasty
discharge or nose running: relieves
sick headache, dullness. feverishness.
sore throat. sneezing. soreness and
stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known. and
costs only 25 cents at drug stores.
II acts without assistance. tastes nice.
and causes no Inconvenience. Don't
accept a substitute.
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following interesting program will be
rendered:
OFFICIALS and Their Legislative Du-
ties .......... Mrs. W. G.. McClain
"Onicials and Duties as Executives"
.-.-...-........M Mrs. Anna Morgan
Protection OF Life. Health and
Property" 900. Mrs. ID. d Dubois
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At the LYRIC.

Vincent Vernon. a well known tenor
or the sun Naudville circuit will sing
al the Lyric theatre. Elm Grove this
evening and tomorrow evening one OF
his selections viii be 1t is Not All n
Dream. written by Albert Dennis of
the National News stand
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Annual MEETING

The annual business meeting OF the
Ionic lodge ~ Masons viii be held
IN their temple on Belmont street
tuesday evening. The annual cleo
ton OF officers will be held and sew
eral other important matters will be
given attention. Following the bust
ness meeting a social session will be
held and refreshments will be served
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BRIDGEPORT
Bazaar Wednesday.

All arrangements have been CON-
pleted for the bazaar that will be held
wednesday in the Blaine Presbyterian
church, and they will have all kinds
o, articls for sale. as there will be sew.
eral booths in operation during the
evening. The affair will be given I'M
DER the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the church.
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&C. ID. Stricklin. Progressive candi-
date for County Superintendent OF
Free Schools. Your support and in
iuence respectfully solicited"
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Suggestion Meetinxx

rN'hA'A meetings Will De held this
evening in many OF the out the pike
towns Tor the purpose OF naming can
dldates for the election to ba held
January /. The Edgwood meeting was
held last Tuesday evening when a full
ticket was named. At Elm Grove there
VIII be two tickets in the field the CitI-
zens league meeting this evening in the
Christian church for the purpose of
naming their candidates. The citizens
OF this town seem TO have split in two
iactlons and a close race IL being ex-
pected. The suggestion meeting OF the
opposing faction will be held tomor-
row evening in the council chamber
The Patterson suggestion meeting will
siso De he,d tomorrow evening IN
Folmar's hall.
, Inc onirers OF the Stone Church. Elm
Grove are requested to meet at the
ehureh "Wednesday for the purpose OF
t"1lns Up several matters OF business
Or r \. Henderson has returned 10
ms nome on Claysville after spending a
rev days with friends and relatives at
Elm Grove.
Henry otto has returned to his home
AZ Triadelphia. after spending several
Gays AT Chicago on business.
c-LoS,.e fsnnesan has returned 90 Elm
Grove after spending the week end
with friends at Cameron.
III John W Spillman. OF Edgedale.
who has been mi Tor the past Several
days. Is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Ross. OF Gordon
pharmacy. Woodsdale. spent yesterday
Win Mrs. Ross sister, Mrs. Beuter. or
81 = aNuu ttEoGk Is seriously I'll NJ
her home at Greggsville
Pete Ambrose and &. II. Nichols have
returned 10 Woodsdale, after spending
q few days with friends at Nest
Frank Miller has returned 10 his
hnile AT SlstersEhle, after spending
several days with friends at Fulton
william Stillwell. or wheeling. spent
Yesterday rs the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Il. \. Chambers. OF West AIexander
y. !. PoEue. who was Injured al Val
ley Grove some time ago and who has
been IN critical condition for some
time. - reported slightly improved.
w. ~. Nichols. OF WOodsdale who has
heen ill Tor the past several days. Is re-
p +; King Of the Chalmers garage
Moodsdale. has returned from the
le,ce arrow factory. at Detroit, where
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VIII Perfnrrn AZ Arrrnrr

Ply " Feifr viii rfrs some OF rI.
rari. owe 10 fIe rrrfsrr,I .r,,ii.s ~,
Poo NE Am0ry hall Friday evening aud